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—..s#l3 DESERTERS FROM HIS MAJESTY'S
AEG LAY 'LAND FORCES. •
Intl-OFFICE, AUGUST:mt.
WRE REAM 'hots bed represented -to .the Sing,
That there are it ditt time several DESERTERS troth
the different Reno two Coors In his Matesty's Land Servlce,who
might be induced to return to their ditty by an offer of his Ma.
jesfy's Gracious Pardon, and that such an instance of his Royal
clemency would have a due induenoe upon their future behaviour;
his Majesty has been graciously pleased to grant his TR at PAR-
DURHAM. DON to ail DESERTERS from his Iton-
CARLISLE. LAIL LA sto Polices, who shall surrender
LEEDS. themselves on or before die 24th of October,
MANCHESTER to the Commanding OMcer of any Regiment
NOTTINGHAM. or to any of the Superintending Field 01E
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IPSWICH. sera of the Recruiting service, whoseetbtion
SHREWSBURY. are mentioned in the margin hereof; or to

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BIRMINGHAM. the Commandant of the Army Depot In the
HEREFORD. Isle of Wight.
BEDFORD.. Such Deserters, treble bodied men and fit
MAIDSTONE. for service, shall be sent to the Regiments.,
GLOUCESTER. from which they respectively deserted, or
SOUTHAMPTON be appointed to much Regiments lu the
WELLS. United Kingdom as his Majesty may be
LONDON. pleased to command; and, when so placed,
shall not be liable to be claimed by any other Corps to which they
may formerly hay:belonged.
AND WHEREAS many of the said Deserters may have enlisted
in other Regular Corps, and are now serving therein, his Majesty
is graciously pleased to emend to such Deserters the Benefit of
this Pardon ; and to direct that they shall continue to serve in the
Corps wherein they now are, upon declaring themselves to their
respective Commanding Officers, on or before the 24th of Octo-
ber next, and they shall not be &able. at any future Time, to be
chimed by the Regiment; in which they formerly served.
The Magistrate to whom any Deserter from his Majesty's Rc.
gular Forces may surrender himself is authorised and required to
certify the day on which such Deserter surrendered himself
which Certificate is to continue In Force until the Arrival of the
.'Deserter at the Head Quarters of the neatest Military Post, pro-
vided be proceed at the rate of ten Miles a Day, unless prevented
by Sidman, to be certified by some Medical Practitioner on the
Bask of the Magistrate's Certiticiste, or to be other:l4e proved
in the Satisfassapa of the Officer conunaading at such Military
Post.

And with a view to prevent as far as possible all Soldiers from
Desertion, after these his Majesiy's most gracious Intentions shall
be made known, his Majesty has been pleased to command, that
the Ileum a every Seidler who may berealler desert shall be
transmitted through the Secretary at M'ar to the Churchwardens

of the Parishes, to which the Deserters baloog; in order that their
Names may be exposed to public View in the Church, or such
ether conspicuous Place, as may mailer it impossible for Men,
who have been pithy of thii Oriole, to return home to theirj
friends, on vikom they have brought Disgrace by their Miscon-
duct, without immediate Detection ; and I-Us Majesty has further
consmaodod, that this Measure shall be made Public, that every
Soldier may be assured, that the greatest familia= will be used
for the Apprehension of any Man who may hereafter desert, and
that those who have already been guilty of that Crime, may be
aware of the daily Risk they incur of Detection, and of the most
severe Punishment, if they do not Immediately avail themselves of
the Pardon bald out in this His Majesty's most gracious Procla-
mation.

Any Soldier who may desert after these His Majesty's gracious
bitentions are made Public, shalt not be included in the above
Pardon, but be proceeded against with the utmost Severity.

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k if to be chesty understood, That this Proclamation' of Par•
don is intended to include all Deserters from the Army of Reserve
and Additional Force Act, but not to extend to any Deserter
from His Majesty's Militia Forces,
By His Majony's Command,
JAMES PULTENEr.

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GLOCESTERSHIRE.
ESTATEI3, CAPEI'AL HOUSE, PAPER MILL, &c.
By Mr. WOITE, at the Bear Inn, Newnham, on the 260.1 and
27th days of September, 1808:
AVERY Compact anal Impro-yeableFßE E HO LD
ESTATE, called BREAM's LODGE, situate in the po-
?blies of Newland, Lidney, and St. lltriavers ; consisting of a
-Mansion House, with Outbuildings, nearly 200 Aires of Arable,
Wood, Meadow and Pasture Land, and a Rabbit Warren of be-
tween two and 300 Acres.
A greld part of this Estate b tythe-free. There b also a small
HOUSE eta she Warren, well situated, antrtomnsandinga beau-
tiful view of the River Severn.

The Mansion-tiouse is pleasantly situated, with a large Fish-
pond at no great distance--it might easily be fitted up for the re-
sidence °Ca Gentleman fond of rural sports; and is distant from
Monmouth 7, from Gisepttow ID, and from Lidncy 3 miles.--
Pretentmeot 260 L per annum.exclusive of all 'faxes. This Estate
will be Sold in one or more Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the
time of salt.
desirable and rows/ }toxin, situate st Neivoliam on the
Seta& of the Severn, with a Walled Garden, exceUmt
Cbeeltdiettae, Stable, &c. and a small Orchard adjoining.
There ate varbes other Lots to be Sold on the same den, eon-
silting of detached Pieces of l.aod, a Paper-Mill, Public Mouse,
Cottages, besseacial Lease of Land, Stc.
Particulars whereof amyl* knowlit en application, by letter,
post paid, addressed to the t imitate of the Iste Mi. Ulm Mat-'
thews, licwhbarn, Glcreeteterahire.

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,UttatEr.'
TO lIE SOLD lIVAILIVATS .131N1'RACT,
V NIG Ell"$, HILL. HOUSE, with suitable
OlEces, Cos& Stahl fie. and upwards Of One
Hundred and Ten Am* or Leal, the property of the late Loan
Tauatow.
Further Partieulan in* isa known on application ac Mr.
/amts. Office, 5, New. linit*ull-Coutti Lincoln* 1.1141 cadent
where a Platt of the Ecate way be seen.
N. B. yo be **wed by Titkets only.

WOOLHAMPTON, BBKIEL.
To BE SOLD, with inunaullategosanision,
A. AWIALL compact FREEFICYLD ESTATE,
'consisting of a small brick Dwelling, or Cottage Ornft,
feral died or unfurnished, and about seven Acres of rich Meidow
Land adjoining the same, situate at Upper Wooihampton, in a
.:porting Country, near the River Kennet and Navigation. The
House is remarkably dry, in a pleasant situation, and contains a
small Entrance Hall, and Breakfast lar'cur, Dining Room 21 feet
by 10t, and 10 feet high, four Bed &nowt and two Servants'
Rooms, Kitchen, Pantries, and C,.11.ir, detached' W,-sh-house., and
Baking-house, Dairy, Pump with g i•ld water, large Barn, four-
stall StaSle, Garda% Orchard, Fish Pond, rice.

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May b.: viewed on application on the premises, and fir further
particulars, and to trtat fur the same, apply by letter (post paid)
to Thomas Veil, Esq. Swithin..-laa; London; or Mr. /mikes,
Survi.tyor, Castle-itrect, Read' ig.

TO BE SOLD BY AULTION,
By Order of the Honourattle the COMMISsIONEkS of bla
MA IYSTY'S CUSTOMS,
In the Long Roam, Cu.tout-house, Liverpool, on MONDAY the
Sth Illy of September, lebe, at Three o'Clock in the Afur-
noun,

SUNDRY quantities of Brandy, Rum, Geneva,
Shrub, Noy :au, Wine, Whiskey, Coftee, Tea, Salt, to-
baccq, Tobacco Segars. Black Pepper, Chocolate, Sugar, Cot-
ton Wool, Train Oil, Tamarinds, Sweetmeats, Mahogany, Tur-
pentine., &ewes, • Earthenware, Logwood, Tar, Pitch, Flint
Glass, Soap, Redwood, Said Cloth, Mute, and various sorts of
; an& also the broken up Hull of the smack STAG, toge-
ther with her Materials, &c.
Catalogues of the Sale may be obtained. Samples ready for in-
spection; and for further Particulars apply to Henry Segar, et
the Custom House, on Friday and Saturday, the 2d aud sd of
September, and on Monday Morning, previous to the

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, OXFORDSHIRE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, The Mr. PEYTON,
At the Red Liou Inn, at Titasse, in the Court of Oxford, oil
Monday the 3d Day of October next, by '1 oree o'Cluck la
the Afternoon, in Lots, unless previously dispostd of by Pri-
vate centract, of which due Notice will be givens
r" 'HE MANOR of NORTH WESTON, with
its Rights, valuable Fisheries in the river Theme, and
Royalties, together with jhe antlent and substantial Mansion,
Stables, Offices, walled Garden, Ponds and Pleasure Grounds,
and twain' eligible and compact Farm Rouses, Barns, Stables
and Outhouses; and eight hundred and thirty acres of Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, of the first quality, lying within a
Ring-fence, and Tythe-free, with Land-tat redeemed. The.
Estate abounds with Game, is delightfully situated in the Vale of
the Tbtme, with excellent Roads, and a genteel Neighbour-
hood; about one nailu from the market town of Theme, tan
miles from Oxford, and forty-three from London,
For Particulars, and to treat for the entirely, apply to Mr.
James's Offices, at 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Lona
dun ; and at Warwick, where Plans of the Estate may be sten.
Particulars may also be had at the Star and King's Arms Inn,
Oxford; at the Royal Oak and Swan Inn, Tetsworth ; Warwick
Arms, Warwick; White lion, Stratford on Avon; Royal
Hotel, Birmingham; and at the principal Inns at High Wycombe,
Buckingham, Banbury, Aylesbury, and Uxbridge; at the Rain
and George Inns, Smithfiel I, and at Lloyd's, GA:rawly'', and
Wills' Coils* Wuse, Serk-street, London

CJKETHORPE PARK ESTATE.
OXIDRDSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. PEYTON,

On Friday, the 7th of October next, at"
Staple Hall, Witney,
in Lots,
A MOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com•
l. prising the Minors of Cokekorpe, Duckllngton and Stand-
lake, with the royalties, rights, and embiements belonging thereto,
and that very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called
COKFTHORPE HALL,
with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order.
Park and Padlocks, comprising 220 Acres of rich Pasture and
Meadow Land (subject fo a tythe ntodas), valuable Fisheries,
Water Falb, and Ponds.
Also, the magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak
Timber and Coppice Wocd, containing 80 Acres, and several
adjacent Farms, open and mclesed, with cumonieut Farm Houses
and Offices, and let to most reipectable Tenants at will, and other
fine Woods, about 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near
1000 Acres.

Lot 1. Will comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Office,
Gardena, Park, Water-fall and Works, Fisheries, and Cokethorpn
Woods.
Lot Y. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, in Mr. O
bouthe's Tenure.
Lot S. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. 'Thoa
snas's Tenure.
The residue of the Estate will be divided into many Lots, for
the convenience of purchasers.

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A survey of the Estate is now making, and specifications of the
several Lots may be had early In September next, by applying at
the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Marwick; and at No. 5,
New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, London.

CAN I'AL FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Within Six Miles of Newmarket, on the Turnpike Road to St.
Edmund's Bury.
Speedily will be Sold by Auction, unless sooner disposed of by
Private Contract,
A VERY excellent FARM, called HIGHAM
I. HALL FARM ; consisting of a good Farm-house, Offices,
Barns, Stables, and other convenient Out-buildings, all new built,
and upwards of five hundred and thirty-three Acres of Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Land, whereof about one hundred and
thirty Acres are inclosed, and the remainder in open fields. Also,'°-
a Sheep-walk for thirty-six score Sheep over divers heaths and
open fields of very great extent and value, tozether.wi:h sundry..
Cottages a...d a Blacksmith's Shop, now in the occupation of Mr.
James Wools, upon lease for fifteen years from Micharlmai-
-1804, at the rent of £l6O per annum: - •
Another desirable Farm, called Hight= Lower Green Punkt"
consisting of a Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and other Out-bbildr.,
logs, in good repair, and upwards of two hundred and twelvo
Acres of Meadow, Pasture and Arable Land, whereof twenty.
five Acres are biclosettanithe reminder In 'open fields; also, s
valuable Sheep-walk for twenty score sheep, over heaths and fielliV
laads of great extent, now in the occuPation of Mr. Thome,
CorneU, upon lease for thirteen years from Michaelmas 1803, 54.,
Xl5Ol per antrum.
The wbrde of this valuable property is freehold. The Lanclj •
sii•llsebeen redeemed. and there is no other outgoing except iels
free rent of sixteen slid-ins/I a year to the Earl of Bristol. - .•
lEglistin is an hamlet In the parish of Gazeley, is the County.
of Suffolk, as line a Sporting Country as any in Suffolk or Nor,
folk.
For price and farther pardeuhre, apply to Mr. Presiand, Noe:
10, BronstiVick-ealuare;• Mr. Gelalard, Gray's lah, London; 1.
Leakii Es4_33opking, Essex; Malty. Foster, Son, and Uniliaasii„ -
or to Mr..• Grand. Solicitors, Norwich. To be viewed by apply-
ilisgto eke sesauta.