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SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Today the 13th of Auguft, dos, precifely at Two o'Clock in
the Afternoon. at Cuwdray Park,
VALUABLE CATTLE, which have been Bred
V from a Scl,elion of the bell Stock in Suffex--eompriting
SiNtven Working Orel., Four a-yearlim,' Heifers,
Seven 3.ycarlit% Steersi Foir YearlingHeifersi
A capital Bull, One 1-yearling Steer,
One Bull Stag, Nine weaned Calves,
Tvecuty• two beautiful Coles, Twelve South-down Rath •
with Two Calves at fact, Lambs, &c. &e.
The Stock may be viewed two days preTiotti to the fak, by ap-
plyinj to Mr. Darner, at Eafcbourne.
Cnwdrty Park is at the verge of the toWS of Midhurft, which
is to miles from London, fix from Petworth, and eleven from
Chieheller.--Catalogues 111117 be had at the Dolphin, Petereield;
King's Arms, Godahning ; Anchor, Liphook, Ship and Bell, Horn-
dean; Fountain, Portfmuuth ; Bet.r, Havant; NorfolkAnns, Arun-
del ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Chapter Coffee Houfe, Lontkm, and of
Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chickfter,

SUSSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-by M. WELLER.

On 'lucidly the 15th of Odober, 1805, precifely at 12 o'clock,
At Garraway's Coffec-houfc,
ATRULY Defirable FREEHOLD ESTATE.,
comprilinv the Manor of BUDDINGTON, fituatv in tlit
Parifilics of Bignor ihd Esiehouroc; containing a Farm-Houle,
Gavial, Dove-hook ?'svo Awns, Stables, Ox Stalls, and large
Id
te•ltoom ; an excellent Cottage and Gardat, with One Hundred
Forty Acr. s of Arable and Palturc Land. with ate:dive Com-
e Rigittl ; a valuable Planta/kin Of Firs, and fume thriving Oak
'limber on the Waite.

The cultivated Lands are let tSn Leafe for fit year§ to Mr. John
Hyde, at tioL per annum I the Plantations are in the hands ut
the Proprietor.
The Manor is near four miles in extent, abounds with Game,
and mull unqueltionably be chiffed among the mutt eligible hula.
thins for field (ports, and equally fa for a litefidaicc. the Grounds
being dry and healthy, the Scenery of the. Coun:ry estretntly
beautifUt : the 24Liglibourhood highly refpeEtable ; within a mile
and * hail of Midhurft, and So from London.
, Further,particular. may be known by appleinr to Mr. Sandham.
Solicitor, Midburlt ; and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency
Office, Chicheltte, where a Plan of the Mate may be ken.

HANTS.
T" BE SOLD RV Aucrichg, ty Mr. WELLER;
On Wednefclay. tht tath instant, precifely at Ware ti'clikk,
At the Slip and Bell, Horndeini,
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying
within a Ring Fence, cal'ed WICK FARM ; confining of
a Farm Houle, Gardens, double Earn stables, Cart.houfcs, Gra-
nary, Calf pens, and llog•pounds, together with nineteen Enelo-
furcs of Arable, Coppice, and Pafture ebntalning too acres
and 3 roods. fituate in the Parinses of Charlton and Idfivortb ; an
adinirable Inman:in for a Gentleman whole purfuits are in the
(ports of the field; it may truly be enintated among the lint (puts
in the kingdom for a plenltu.le of game, and a delightful &nation
to ere& a Cottage Omer& The general tea. ore 01 the country 13
a landfcape of great variety-+a very charming Hanger, rich in
foliage, extends to the estrente boundaries of the enste. It is only
rtwu miles from the Paramount rand, and 6o front London.—=
POll4lOll will be glvessat Michaelmas next.

The bailill will thew the Farm; and printed particulat; may be
had by applying to Menri. Minchin and Complgoe, Solicitors,
Gorport ; Chapter 041 re-hook. London ; and or Mr. Weller, at
his General Agency Office, Chichelter,tithere a Plan of the fiftate
may be teeth

TO BE SOLD BY AUCFION,
On Monday the I zth of Auguft initant, at Four o'Cloek io the
Aft‘rncon, at the Hoofe of Mr. Ullock, in Bovenefit,near Ken-

dal,fubjeel to the Qmidititnis of Sale then to he produced.unlefs
in the mean time iiiiptifed of privately, of which nue notice will
be given,
N ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN and
3, CROW'S FIELDS, late the nthdence of G. B. CRUMP,
Eft!. deccafed.cpleafuntly tituatrd on the Faftem fide of and near
tie centre of Winderni re Lake, and within half a Mile of the
Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two enttomary Acres
of Lund in a Ring Foace.furrouniled by a gond Road. On a po.
tuition part of the Land it iTctied a ban.lfonie Dwtliittg bottle
which commands an extentive and delightful View of the Lakes
it confide of a Vellihnle fatern feet in length and (even feet and
four inches in breadth, a Dining-room 11 feet and lie inch,
long and fifteen feet wide. an Oval Drawing-room twenty fi.et
long and fifteen feet wi.k, and a Breaklaft room fifteen feet long
and fourteen feet wide, right lied-ronnut and a gond Store-rnont ;
thoE are two Miami, butler's Pa.nry, Wine and Beer Cellars. a
STAR! Dairy, and ibis Meet and Out:buildings, and an extel-
kat Garden of about one Acre.

I he Furniture and appendages may be had at a fair Valuation.
The Prentifes are about eight Miles and an bah' (runt Kendal,
(even from Anslakfidc, and hie from Hawk ilwad, all gond Market
*Fawn,— rhe pniperty may be viewed any day previousto the
&ale, Allli further partatulara •nrty be had by letter addrelTE•d to the
Ref Witt. Barton, Windeemere, or Meirrs. Crump mid Lodge,
Livetwool —4,Ltaxdiate regellun may be km&

deenntire—l'etethead Volunteers.
Enfign Adant Arbtithn3t to be lieutenant, vie, Brown, refignod.
John Gilchrilt. Gent. to be linttpt.vice Arbunuon.prsouroied.
Dated July 24, iflos.
Commit:Eons figned by the Lord Lieutena4l9l the
County of Minefield. tr—,
Royal Eaa Middlcfex Militia.
Jnfeph rage, Galt. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jiil 8.1 En.!.
Charks Wallis. Gent. to be Ditto. Catea July y
Wett Middlefer Miltti t.

Paget Bayley, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 8, 18:5.
Royal Weftftliniler Volunteers.
Lieutenant George Pierce to be Captain. vice Crag, refiped.
Enlip Wm. Bariltilli to he Lieutenant, vice Twitting, pronteted.
Edward Jenkins Longley, Gent. to be Ditto; vice Putts, promoted.
All dated lune tn, 1803.
St. George s Volunteers.
Enfign Evans to bk Lieutenant, vice Alullie, promoted. Dated
June 22, 0;05.
DIVIDENDS '
Anglia 27. Jane" Harris, of Eimer, coachmaker, at eleten, at the
Globe Tavern, Exeter.
Auguft 21. Adam Gregory, bf Taviftakidtrect, Covent Garden,
hliiiilkfea, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall
Auguft 28. Stephen Hill, of Bilhopfgatc.ftreet,l.ondon, oil and
colourmar., at ten. at Guildhall.
Augult 12. Jofeph Hardman, of Maneitinter, merchant, at eleven,
at the Star lon. Deanfpte, Mantheiter.
Augalt 2r. James Charks and Thomas Loft, of Fiday-litvets
Cheapflile, London, warehoulemen and coitaitoen, skalers and
chapmen, at tell, at Guildhall.
Augult 27. Thomas Wingate, of Market RaiEn, LincolnChire,
linen draper. at dews, at the Peacock Inn, Bolton.
Augutt 27. Willtan Holden, of Skirbeek Quarter, paean' of Mr.
beck, Line. ..thire, coal-merchant, at eleven, at the Peacock
lob, Bottom
Aetna 21. James Chaidock and Randle Keay, late of Wigan.
LallC2fitift, potters and partners, at twelve, at the Eat* and
Child Inn, Wigan.
Aitituft p. Ckriftopher Alderfon, of Beetles, Suffolk, grocer and
fttopkeeper, at ten,, t Guildhall, London.
A!guft 27. Witham Pickman, of Great Newport-ftrect, Middle.
fel, watchmaker, dealer and charm's), at tat, at Guiblnall.
Augult 28. Thomas Baker, of hriciavall. near Hatfield, Hats.
vletualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
i Auguft 3t. John Taylor, of Chatham, Kent, wine.meribant, at
tett, at Guildhall, London.
l Auguft t 7. Jamb Mellor and George Pratt, b nth them of Lech,
Staffotdthire, Elk manufacturers and copartners, at twelve, at
the George In:i, Leek.
Auguft 27. Nathaniel Eftlin, late of Elineliley, Leiceiteraliee,
hotter, at eleven, a: the hull He id-Inn, Hinckley.
Au -nit e 7: lAll1;am Pitts, of Bolton, Lincolnfture. fat"; hie mann-
faefturer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Ptaeock Inn,
In Bolton.
Aren't al. William Robins Tyndale, of Woodrhi Re!, Gloat/ter.
hat, grocer, at deven, at the •I'albot Tavern, Brlibil.
Augall ;1. John Warta:re, of Cornhlil; Lundati, mercer, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Auguft 3t. Thomas Baker and Johtt Shorland, of F 'tette, Devon,
woollen-drapers and partners, at ten, at Gila !hal:, London.
Auguft 27. Thomas Harrifon and Juhn Brackley Prltekerd. of
I.ivcrpool potfelkrs and copartners, at &lien, at the Roebuck,
New,aftle.uuder-Lyme.
Auguft 27. Thomas Vara!, of Finlbury-place, Midilkfat, taylor,
at tell, at' Guildhall.
Auguit 2S. James Curtis and Honor Pitt Gran, of Ludgate-hills
I.ondoe. oil and allout-tnerchants, and copartners, at ten, at
Guildhall I
Auguft 31. Edward frefgrae, of Spalifing, Lineolnfltire, ma.
chant, at tan at Guildhall, London.
Augoit 28. William Chivers, late of Negate Street, London,
upholder, dealer and, chapman, at ten at Guildhall
1 Odtober 17. John Bigwood, late of liatinghall.ftrect, London,
warchoufentan' at ten, at Guildhall
Spot. 4 Wiiii4MSeaver and John Jones, both of Bear/ford. Wks,
Iclothiers, dealers, chapmen and eivartnets, at eleven, at the New
Bear Inn, Bradford,
i Sept. t. Samuel Jones, John Milfnm, and Samna Hrsivaril, of
' Bradford, Wilts, clothiers and copartners, at eleven, at the New
hear Inn, Bradford. .
October t 6. Georg:. Seddon, of Ahlerfgata.ftrect, London, cabi-
net-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Not S. Carter Cook, of Great New ftreet, parifh of Saint Erik's,
London, tat:tow-chandler, a: ten, at Guildhall
Nov. ia. Milts. Raabe.. late of the Cannon Coffee houfe, Char- .
hag Coifs. Middhtfat, (but now a prifoner hi the King's Bench I
run%) tavern-keeper, wine and brandy-merchant, sleakt and ,
chap/tan, at tens at Guildhall 1
October sa. %Villain Rohialen Richard Freeftone Parris. and 'i
Dinah Squires, of liiing-itrect, Seven Dials, Mishilefea, baktab
and e.opartnersepetes, at Guildhall.
o:totter 3. Will late of Newnharn, Glemeetterthire,
drover. dealer ' man at ten, at the awoken's. Anna, in
Cheadle*,