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London, England, 1809-09-18 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREEII3LD ESTATES, MANOR, MANSION, OYSTER
.LAYiNGS, and SALT MARSHES, near COLCHESTER,
In the County of ESSEX. •
By Messrst HOGGAIt r and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 10th of October. at Twelve
o'Clock, in var!ous Lots, • .
THE MANOR of FINGRINGHOE, with the'
Quit Rents, Rights, and Immunities thereto belonging, and
the privilege of s•n;riin; over a large track of couhtry, abounding
with Game. A;S:J a spacious ancient substantial Masilon, called
Fingringhoe. Hall, with complete °laces, and Pleasure Grounds,
suitable for a family of respectability; sit-trate about four miles
from the garrison town of Colchester, near Wlvinhoe in, the
county of Essex, with' sundry very desirable'Farths contiguous,
including the Hall, Hay, and Wiek Lands adjacent, and rich
Alterns, contatuing altogether riear 800 Acres,• capable-lit consi-
derable improvement, numerous Outbuildings and Cottage's,. a
Erick-kiln, Orcharding, and two valuable and secure Oyster
Layines. The Estate is in the occupation of Mr. Thomis Cooper,
a most responsit le tenant, at an old rent, and immediate Penes-
don map be had.
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VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR, RECTO4Y, ADVOK-
SON, AND ES'T'ATES. —By Mr. PEYTON', •
At the King's Head Inn, STO‘VMARKET, on ,F,liursdn't; A.
21st day of September, 1809, in Six Loti,
ALL that the MANOR of WICKHAM- SKEITH.
with the Implopriate Rectory and Great Tythee thireof.•
Also the Perpetual Advowson of the Parish of Wiekbartf, toge-
ther with sundry valuable Farms', situate •in the ieberal•P•aris,hes
of Wickham, tikeith, Norton, Stow, Upland; and Tliotpe, •In. the
Count}, of Suffolk; in the Tenures' of Messrs. Bonk'Wldtostain, ,
Rogers, Posford, and Ruffills, Tenants at Will, and Which•are.gf
the annual valuable of upwards of £l3OO. ' J•• ~ -
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• The Farms in Wickham will be Sold with the 'Gs* Tokio,
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FREEHOLD FM/Ml mot: cha.TlikAhl itntr.Sl'vri NG- arising therefrom, . . i ' • • ~ - „
BOURN, and DWELLING HOUSES at OHATtIAM, This Estate lies within an easy distanee' of, and suriotinding
By Messrs. HOGGrART and PHILLIPS, ' . the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigabießiver
communicating with 'the Metropolis, from which it is "cliithint
At Garraway 5, si,i Tuesday, .tbe 10th iof OcApber, g Twelve
about 90 miles. It is in a high state of cultivittien,.with sidastliwy
• &Clock, by direction of the Executors qt &rapes N SIMSON,
, till convenient buildings. The comntinitatio. ns are by • coca
Esq. deceased, in four Lots,' • , '
roads, anti the Parochial and other'Palinehts•are tow..
1. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE
Lot 1: The Manor of Wickham Skeith, with aßthe Rights,
I-1- free front Land-tax; called Great and Little Hampstead
Royalties and Emblements thereto behangirig, with the Rectorial
Tythes of the whole. Parish (except. of 'Lots 2 and-S, being Sue -
Farms, containing together about 272 Acres of excellent Arable,
Pasture and Wood Land in high cultivation, lying together (etc_ Tythes
and Wickham Green Farms), and the Perpetual Advowson
cepting two small enclosures in a very desirable and improving
to the Vicarage of Wickham Skeitlr; and also a substantial Mess
part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, iu the Parishes. silage. Tenement, Farm, Buildings and Lands, dalled Wickham
of Gillingham, Breadhurst, Ledsing and Chatham, four mileS Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr.Tlios.BOnd . 1244. 2a.31.%
from Rochester, three from Chatham, about six from Maidstone, Lot 2.'A substantial Messuige Tenement; Farm
and about 34 from London, with a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling Buildings and Land, called Wicklialti-Green'Farm,
and. Out-huildings, in the occupatiim of Mr. Michel Comport, Henri Whiteinan Tenant • ....o:)•• • 41,
part on an old Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1813. Lot 3. Sursvood Farms, Thin: "nOrid, Tenant
Lot t.. A Freehold Farm, containing about 49 Acres iif Arable The above three Faring are in Wickham: • , •
and Pasture Land, in the Parish of. Frisnotead, lone miles (ham Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parisirof Norton) • '
hAceMsetsoswuague
Aland,
inentthean.odceul,panatiodssn
ofin
SittingbOura, ten from Maidstone; and *5 from London, with a
Farm House, Barn, neat Cotrageairoductive Gard ensnd Orchard, In the occupation of Charles Rogers - • .. n 7 2 L 2'3
- ,tlanl'lltarsl;
Mier.ofth6o.s.APOs;lioerdistsez4—e
,artztat-'
Ta-
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Mr.erl mr-iniwatb-nei 16il .
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let on Lease to Mr. John Hudson, at- 446 per annum... Laa. d
tax redeemed.
• Lot .3. A Freehold Estate, Land-tax redeemed, situate near '
.the Hare and Hounds, St. Margaret's Bank, Chatharri, consisting C;
.01 a Dwelling-house and Shop; in 'the occupation of Mr. Sohn l Paliilles.of Thorpe'
Ruifills Tenant .!. ,i 0;7,-- '• ; , _ , _ . 111 1 —pi . ,
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Walton, with tWo Tenements and a large l'ara behind the same, • - •- . - •
'let on Lease toletr. Catter, at It rent of 4.:9 per annum. , .
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Lot 4, Tree Freehold l'eoements with Yards and G Total - 691 1-4
sitpate 4n .lt dee* .3n-err., Chatham, let to-.Mre. Perry;. Jame, • The e respective Tenant* will sliew'the Estates, and speclfica-
And Richard Friend, titgdther'at £39110r annum. ••, —i dolls tray Be had at the Ange„l,.,fluiy St. FA:tang's:. White
• l'o be viewed with leave of the tenants, and.particslars hall Horse, Ipswicfi; ,at
Hart, Colt lesser, ; r.........- Inn, Bye; -..4--
ten. days preeioos- to this Saleeat the Son Inn,Ctialhant ; CrOvvn, Mn ,Woillpits..tuttit at she Place .4f Soli; of . hfr. Chester Peon,
• Rochester; -Geom.,. Sitfiattbouet,_•• 131 ill, Dartford; l3ill, Mii4- Soliiiited, Ahinton, 'near Linton, t.einiiiidgeshire ; Ittri:Thettias
stone; ot Mr. BrosOli, fiurTey9i; ivi 01510111 t
._'' Mt. Disuce,'&lllcia Prior, Astifieidoilemwoopiti,.4ll.ol-AV. Jame..„ Lanes Agent, .
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May he viewed fifteen days previous to the Sale, on application
to Mr. Cooper, jun. of Fingringlioe Hall, of whom printed par-
ticulars may be had ; also of Mr. Mason, Solicitor, Colchester,
and at the Cups; Mr. Burtor, Solicitor, Daventry ; King's Head,
Maldoni Blue Posts, Witham; Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; at
Gallaway's; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6 t Broad-
street, Royal Exchange, where plans of the Estate may be seeu
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1,!! I per, at elt4th*, IA the g Wah Toed+, bull-street, Biriningitun.-a. i
October 7. Tan Tun/dear and Moses Tunnicliff,late of Mk&
PROM SATUR.DAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. clesfield, Cheshire, button and twilit-manufacturers, at eleven, at
Ithe Old Angel Inn, Macclesfield.—October 9. Thomas Tindal,
late of Waygnouth and Melcombe Regis, Dorsetildre, grange, at
eleven, at the King's Arms Inn. Dorchester,Oetober la-George
Eyler, of Parma, Hants, miller and.taiker, at twelve, at the Pa-
rade Coffee-house, in Portsmouth.-06tober 10. Samuel Beswich
. and John Grime, now or late of Hulme, parish of Manchester,
common-brewere, at eleven, at the Palace Lin, Manchester.—
October 12. flayter Kinch the younger and James Kinch, late of
Fartham, Hants, timber-merchants' at eleven, at the Red Lion
I Inn, Fareham.—October 7. Joseph Croton, of Drury-lane, linen-
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 24. Joseph Johnson ana
John Statham, of Twickett's Mills, Northamptonshire, arid Tho-
mas Johnson, of Hyde.street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, millers, at
ten, at Guildhall.—October 21. Nicholas Humphreys, of Shore-
ditch, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall—October 10. llhomas
Wetherby, of Great St. Thomas the Apostle, London, ironmon-
ger, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 17. 'Thomas Williams, of
Caerphilly, Glatrorganshire wool-manufacturer, at eleven, at the
Angel inn, Cardiff.—October 17, Henry Silverlock, late of Ha-
rant, Hants, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Havant.—
October 19. Thomas Filcock, of MacclesAeld, Cheshire, grocer
and chandler, at eleven, at the Mosley's Arms, Manchester.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
William Barbor am' James Alderman, of Whitechapel, coach-
nfakers, Lee. 31, 1808.—Rede and Green, of Beccles. Suffolk,
anomie:4, Sept. 12, 1809 —Martha Arnold and Hannah Green-
wood, of Coinhrooh, Bucks, haberdashers, September 4, 1809.
Berridge and Redden, of Northampton, drapers, Sept. 11, 1809—
Turner and Moon, of Essex-Wharf, Essex-street, Strand, coal-
merchants, Sept. 14, 1809.—Anthony Keeling, Enoch Keeling,
and David Ogilvy, jell. Turman, in the Staffordshire Potteries,
potters and china-manufacturers, Sept. 9,16n9--Moses and Mary
Backhouse, of Coventry, dealersinearthenware, April 23, 1809.
—Thomas Kitchen and 'I homes Marshall, at Beckwithshaw,
parish of Pannal, Yorkshire, millers and cornfactors, Feb. 20,
'lBo9.—Thomas Wood and Joseph Day, of the East India Cham-
bers,. Leadenhall-street, August 29, 1509.—Richard Teasdale
And John Browne, of Merchant Taylors Hail, London, attornies,
Tpt. ti, 1109.—Rodd,Willyains, and Gould, of the Miners Bank,
ruro, Cornwall, bankers, March 31, 1808.—Wm. Greenhow
and Co. of Manchester, cotton-spinners and manufacturers, Aug..
17,18C8.—John Sharpe and Co. of Sheffield, Yorkshire, scissor-
manufacturer!, Sept. 9, 1809.-7-,Robert Ward, William Darnell,
George Liddell, Lancelot Atkinson Matthew Atkinson, Cut h-
ben Liddell. Joseph Gray, Albert Liddell, Barbara Liddell, Wm.
Robinson, Stephen Wright, and Robert Hodgson Cay, of Murton
Colliery, Tynetuouth, Northumberland, Octobee 19, 1809.
The lilati Eiden Jones and James Weldon, of Bullhead court, New - •
gate-street, London, British lace merchants, August 31, 1809.
Clark and Pearce, of Marshall-street, Golden-square, coal-mera
chants, Sept. 1 t ,1809—Savigny, Everill,lnd Mason, St. James's.'
•treet, Westminster, cutlers, as far as relates to Hugh Paine ta-
vivty, Sept, 5, 1809.—John Robinson, and James Grecznyadd, r
ilasibagden, Lancashire, skinners, Sept. 8, 1809.

WRITEHALL, SEPTEMBER IC

The King has been pleased to nominate and appoint Major-Ca-
Vet al John Cope Shet broke to be one of the Knights ctunpaniotis
of the Most litinourable Order of the Bath.
'1 he King has been pleased to present the Rev. Alexander Wood
to the Church ;Ad Parish of Rosemarkie, in the Presbytery of
Chanonry, and County of Ross, vacant by the death of Mr. AUX
Saltier Wood, late Minkter there.
The King has been pleaved to appoint Francis Wm. Grant, Esq.
to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Principal of the Shire of Inverness,
In the room of Sir James Grant', Bart. resigned.
ADMIRAVY.OPFICE, SEPTEMBER 16.
Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral WNW:ea Commander
Chief on the Coast of Ireland, to the Hon. Williatt4 Wellesley

Polo, tined at Palk, the lith instant. . • '
SIR-I transmit herewith, for the information of the Lords
Coinmissioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter that I re-
ceived from Captain Worth, of his Majesty's sloop Helena, stat-
ing his having captured, on the Ist instant, in lat. 4,5 N. and'
leiF. 8 10 W, le Jaaonf French lugger privateer; and 1, barn to ae•
oiaint you, that le Jason arrived at this port last riening: 1 have
the butiour to be, &c. (signed). ' • issla sa -H. Warrattp, •
Vito-Adn rel.
, Helena at Sea, Scptentbir 1, 1809.
Stisr.4 hive the honciur to acquaint yott,- thut ;his,
Majesty's.&op, under my command, captured. Ws
afternoon le Jason French lugger privateer, (pierced
for ten gene and forty-four men, from Bayonne,
twenty-one days, not made a capture) after a chace
.of 10...suiles are threw her guns ovetboard ezdtpr
two: lier CaPthreseas foitunate, ad she•Vrowlel hav4'
intercepted the packet, which crossed. dnfitir th
am*. Atd 'answered : her private • signals_,• suppose,
bee 'have b,-en from I,isbon, • I have the honour
to be, etC. (Signed .1. A. !term
MILITARY PRQMOTTONS.• •
WA 11-OFFICE, SEPT, .
Ututenmt General Sir Jams Henry Craig, K-B. front At 294
• loot, to be Colonel of the 78th ite•iment of Foot', vice Lktp
tistant-Gepe.r.lMa,ckenzie Fraser, &Ceased.
• •:• ottDPIANCU-01-FICE, sari'. 'll.
. : • Corps of, Royal Engineers.
Gentleman Cadet John William Pringle torbe Second Lientoninj,
.vice Ward, promoted. llaPed August 23, 1809.
•Cornalissions signed by the Lord Lieutetunt of {ever
Su. -shire",,—.4th Regiment of Invenless-thine LOCO/
Militia.
Tiesstenant+Colonel Reingl4 George Macdonald to be Lieutenant-
', Colonel•Conunandant, vise Alexander Macdonald, resigned.
Da'ed August 28, 1809.

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irecnws

SPAIN.

10th, or Inverness-. shtre• Regiment of Militia.
Macdonald, Ecq. to be Captain, vice Angus Macdonald, re-
signed. Dated August 14, Snot.
COMmissions in the Ozt:rdshire Local Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant.-:—East or Central Regiment.
11ill9amliodges, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated August
16, isf:n.
Thomas 1-':ary Taunton, rilwaril liitchings' Thomas Duffield,
Francis Court Byand, and CLatles Grren, Emirs. to be Cap•
rain:. • Dated as above,

Pan;elTaunron, and Robert Gents. to he-Lieutenants,
Dated as tVno.:e.
D•toilatis Eaten, Gent. to be Ensign; .1.--? an l'ownesensi, Cent. to
be Quarter Master - anl Williarti Ttickwell, Gait, to be Sur-
Eeon. Dated as abOvv. •Commission signed by the Lord Lientenantef Ayrshire.
Ist, or South Regiment of Ayrshire Local
djutant John Shaw to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated Ausubt
/3, 1809.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of the f.:l irgtant.

For Thptnas Roberts, of Roberts's Core, in the County of Cork,
Esq. to be a Baronet of the United Kingdom,—Arad
hotras Roberts, of Classenbury, in the County of Kent, of
Brithelds Town, in the County of Cork, and, of the City of
Cork, Esq.
ERRATUM in the Gazette of Saturday last.
Page 1433, col. 2, line 10 from bottom, fur Ads read had—Page
14374 col, 2, line 8, for moth.: read mov2t:g.
BANKRUPTS.

Sir Matthew -Inseam, Knight, of Gracechurch-street,. London,
banker, to surrentier Sept. 23, October 7, and 2S, a tweere,
at Duildb U. Morales, Messrs. Ellison and Dawson, White
Hart-court, Lombard-street.
Sir Matthew Bloxam, Knight, Thomas Wilkinson and William
• Illoram, of Grecechurch itreet, London, bankers, plipartners,
dealers and &spawn, Sept. 23, October 7, and 28, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Atthrney, Mr. Tilson, No. 5, Chathael-place, New
Bridge-street, London.
l home:. Smith the elder and rhomas Smith the younger, both
of Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen•dt avers, dealers, chapmen, and
topertnert, October 7, 1.3, and 28, at eleven, at the New Cow t
House, Wakefield. Anornies, Mr. Scholefield, Horbury ; or
Mr. Richard Sattye, Chancery-lane, London.
relmund Hlllyer, late of Mark-lane, Loudon. pork-butcher, cook,
dealer aid chapman, Sept. 18, $3, and October 28, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mineirg-lanc.
John South', of Cardiff, Giantorganibire. ironmonger, October 2,
'3, and 28, at eleven, at the Bash Tavern, Bsistal. Attornies,
Mr: -Edward Stephens, Small-street, Bristol; or Mr. Samuel
White Sweet, King's BnchAltalks Inner Temple, London.
Joseph Gregory. late of Leeds, Yorkshire, manganese dealer. and
ellaoman (hut now a prisoner in Lan;aster Castle,) October
-9, la, and 88, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Deatiegate, Man.
cheater. Atturnies, Messrs. Foulkes and Creswell, Manche*.
• ter; or Me-,srs. Foulkes and Longdill, Gray's-inn, London.
GI es Edward, of Louth, Lincolnshire, spirit-merchant, dealer
• anii.shapman, October 4,5, and 29, at eleven, at the Fleece
Inn, Louth. Attornies, Mr. John Nicholson, Louth, or Messrs.
•Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, London.
Ceoree Simonds, of Co Ice-row, Clerkenevell, Middlesex, baker,
dealer and eletpsnan Sept. 23, at eleven, Sept. 30, and October
44, rat ten, at Gpiklball. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Ermtett, No.
Fenchurch-street, London.
7. hr Towne, of Oxford-Market, parish of St. Marpla•Bonne,
Middlesex, carcase-butcher, dealer and chapman, Sept. 23, at
ten, Sept. 26, and October $B, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney,
;Jr. Turner, Edward-street, davendish-square:
::Mani Williams, formerly of Rathbourplace, Oxford-street,
Middlesex, but now or bete of Tufts, Norfolk, carpenter, buil-
der, and dealer in timber, dealer and chapman Sept. 23; 46,
and October 28, at ten, at GAtildhall. Attorney, Me. James
Reilly, Stafford-rew, Buckingham-gate.
Robert Harcourt l'syycross, of Brook-street, Holborn, Middlesex,
• toweller, dealer and (barman Sept. 93, 30, and October 28,
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?Z twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. WRI, tucker, B.irt-
IPtel-Eui!dings, Holborn.
blinds and James long, of Old Ford, Middlesex, dyers
and shawl printers, copartners, dealers and chapmen, Sept. 19,
30, and- October 23., at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Junes, New-court, Crotched-Friars. •
Drvinz,Nus.
()etcher 14. Charles Davies, of St. Jskn• street, Middlesex, ear-
reetei, at ten, at Guildhall-Nov, 6. Thomas Hawkins, tare of
tuistpl, grocer, tea-dealer and chaprnan, at eleven, at the Bush
Beistol.-October 7./. Benjamin Fksher, of Liverpool,
c:ntggistt, at eleven, at the George inn, pale-street, Liverpool.-
October 9. Peter Dob. on, late of Claughton, Lancashire, cotton-
sploger, 4t eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Preston. -October 9.
olm Clark and Henry Hall, now or late of M.rlr;trliarborough,
Leicestershire, worsted and carpet-manufaeteren, at the Angel-
Market-Harlsorough.-Oetober, 14. Wm. Hobson late of
Horneastle, Lincolnshire, molester, at eleven, it the Bull Inn,
Horncastle.-Dee. S. John Henry Wilkinson, latf of Bard-Court,
Walbrook, London, factor, at !wrier, at ettliirgisx-plee, 23.
Wm. Easton and Rbtit Easton; jun. of laucklersbury, Londan
warehousemen, at ape, at Guildhalls-Nov. In. James Willes'
and Charles Hobbs, of Wiiiteehapel-Rsad, Middlesex, distillers,
at twelve, at Guildhall-Nov. 11. John Dow, of W tio,-1
upon Tyne, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lmst:on
se. Thomas Nests, of St. Martin'e-lane, 1%.1:40,te5, T
• spirituous liquors, eaten, at Guiltlisall.-Nar. 1t . Wm. ply_
John fly, of Carrillo; Soucy, and of Long_
nem. 11/41;ddieint,
bricklayers, at twelve, at Iluildhall-Nov. 2. JohnCiirter issyrof,
' Crosby stlairei biasosi of Ilishoingate-tercet, Lon&a, iner&AU4'
and insurance-broker, it eleven,Guildhall---N0v.... 7. Luke.
y ,„e, icingstieet, Hams, shopkeeper, at twelves it Gadhlksll,.._
October 13, lawn Napier Waged, of Birgningt:tp,mgAralles-
,