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London, England, 1812-06-01 00:00:00

NEW PA rEERN EGIMENTAI....

OFFICERS mty have every int irmation, am! see
the Patterns eyed hed by the Conimand.sr en Chia, at
Summon and Sun's M•iitary Eit;blishment,New-atreet,coveng.
Garden, where G...titlensen may be completely equipped for an,
Regiment In the Service, at twelve hours not et-, and Cent IS
to 30 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, f.er ready mangy,
or Agents acceptance., only.

1l) be .LET, Ready I'untiblle.l, at the Craige,
Farnham, Slimy, twn large PARLOURS oh the &romd
flour, and two BED•ROOMS overt with a small ditto for a 84.:
tam, a good Kitchen separated front the other put of the House
by a tare latrai,ee-passage one of the Pariontrs looking into a
de6Bh4l garden inimitibtely adjoining the Bishop d Windses-
tee* heautital Park so generally admired fur its walks. 1.14
Grange is about three minutes walk from tke town of karobaim

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. DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE COLD IN FEE,
VERYdesiraWe ESTATE, situate.' in the Pa.
.L.I and wi tun one tittle of dte rnMes town et 'Fives yin.
It cons'iks of Your Farms, adjoin* each other, called GRIM?
and Livrta GDR:ARAI', PLADnILL PYLIWREL, WALLDOWN
and MUOR, and GREAT and LITTLE BRADFORD; no let n.i
Leases to respremble Tenants at Net Rents atuounting to.Ri 113.
Also an undivided Bth Part of t'..e Hundred, Mar:or and Lord'
skip of 'river:on, *extending over the whole of that, several al-
jo nice Parishes and of the Royalties a-d Franchises tI ercof.
N B. There Is a fine Frain Stream which rens throesh the
Estate.

For further Partie.uhrs apply to Messrs. Drewe and Labatt),
New Inn. I.oodon ; or Mr. Henry Bretton, Collanapten. Devon,
who will give directions for sherwitts the Premises.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
ASPACIOUS' FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in SURREY, late in the occ t•
potion of AINoLD Matto. It has tmdcrg ne a thorough
repair, is entirely pew papered, painted, and decorated ar a con-
siderable expence, and is fit for the reccpiion of a genteel and
numerous It contains ten best Cisamlnr., besides Others
for scrvat.ts, and has large and convenient OiliLes. It has a Cr,vn-
hoose, Hot.hottw, and Kitchen Carden ; togt • I•er with a Lawn
and Walks, ornamented with rare and enriaus ototies in pucul.ar
perfection; containing In the whole more th.n l'wo
his place may be tem up at a moderate expence, while it allo-da
every comfort and retirement, laud can a:aim:iodate, trotn the
•ile and number of its rooms, a very large family.
Further particulars may be known by enquiring it As bow
itselt, or by referring to :Mr. William Franks, jun. opposi.e tin
18Iegh, Clapham ; to Mr. litockdale, Bbokieller, Piscadily ; Mr.
Ackerman, No. 101, in the Strani; or Mr. Dawson, Bank Cof..
fee-house nearly opposite the front gate of the Bank; at which •
sevry.,l dam I Ickets may be obtained fur feeineit any ay hose
twelve I. seven o'clock.

DEVONSHIRE.—TO RN 390,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of PISWtLL.
in the parish of Kentisbeare, In the count? of Deron •
i con..
sisting of nearly 500 Acres of Arable, Pasture, a::d Meadow
Ground, in divers Tenements and Farms, of which about 12!
Acres are held by Tenants Will, at yearly rents.. &imitating
to Xt2 5, about 54 Arr.', on Irate at the yearly rest of 25.2 I Os.
and the remainder by 'fella-Rs under Iw:is respectively deter-.
minable on the deaths of one, two, or three lives.
This Manor is of excellent soil, and particuLitly adapted for
sheep ; lies compact, is improvrable, and near to a blue rock
of the best quality, and situated within three miles of the market
town of Cu:lonipron, upon the turapike•road lealag thence t•
lioniton, from whic4 it is distant about rght mil s.
For viz:wilt the above Estate apply to the Bailiff residing -
thereon ; and for particu:us apply to Messrs. Grabens, Kanderle',
and.Domville, Solic:tors, Lincoln's Inn, Londou ; Mr. Voysey,
of Broadclist, near Exeter; sr to Mr. Brutioc, soixitor, is
Exeter.

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DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST 'ASH.
FORD, in the County of Devon, consisting of upwards of
300 Acres of most excellent Meadow, Pastore, and Arabb
Ground. in several Tenements contiguous to each other, of w)siels
about 73 Acres are held by Tenants at Will, oefor a short terns
of years, at the yearly reut of. €159 14s. and the remainder by
Tenantsmnder Leases respectively determinable on thettleathe of
two or three lives.
This Estate has a Southern aspect, Is three miter Wow the
Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable river *law, and About
five miles from the sea; any comm.:it', may be sent to or
from the premises by witer carriaye, and the iandtrise from the
water-sld..: by a gentle acclivity. from which there ar•; picturesque
views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Miles up the river
Taw, and dowu.that ever to the ses,and which view. also to is.
prebend time seats of several Gentlemen residing in the neigh✓
bourhood. The North Devon Stag-lsoandt and ser_ral packs of.
Harriett are kept within a few miles ef she Istaie.and the n:isk•
bourhood is considered as one of the must pitastuat abd• beditili.
In the West of -England.
For tewing this Estate, apply to the BABE residioi thereon ;
shad for Particulareapply to Messr"Grattarn, o.ln.lerley.and"Dion.
cytosine.,
ssearSol ei•on. Lsilauceoison:owito:BLecustadLozzeNacklr.sscV.oiyiria,vott:road.

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LITERATURE, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC*
This day was published, price 23.6 d. each,
1. 'THE APPENDIX to the MONTHLY RE.
VIEW, VoI.I.XVII. New Series. Containing accounts
of vat ions interesting Foreign Publications ; and affording, among
ethers, a view of the War of the French Revolution, of the Pro-
gress f the Art of War, of the French Doctrines on the Freedom
of the Sea, &c. &c. with the General Title, Table of Contents,
and Index for the Volume.
8. The IVlcorTni.v Raster', for May, 1812, including Reports
of a number of Dontestic Works ; and particularly the present
state of our Colony in New South Wales, a Summary of the Dis-
pute between this Country snd America, of the Controversy re-
specting Di. Bell's and Mr. Lancaster's Schoolta Lord Byron's
slew Pocm, &c. &c.
Sold by Becket and Porter, Pall-Mall.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CARLTON-HOUSE, MAY 28.

This day his Excellency the Duke del Infantado, First Mem-
ker of the Supreme Council of Regent), of Spain and the Indies,
acting in the name of his Catholic Majesty Ferdinand the Se-
venth, had a private audience of his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent, previ usly to his departure far Spain : to which be was
conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant-Master of the
Ceremonies.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, MAY 25.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Peter
Carey Tupper, Esq. to be bis Majesty's Consul in the province
*ad city of Valencia.