Star.
London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR ()erica, SITTIMBIR 19.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet George Ackers to be
Lieertebeutt, by purchafe, vice Lloyd, who retires
tjtia Regiment of Light Dragoons--Hofpital Mate Alexander
Halliday to be Affiltant4urgeon, vice M'Dougall, who refignr.
16tb Ditto-Captain Robert C. St. John Lord Clinton, from the
54th Foot, to be Captain of a l'roop, vice Wyatt, who ex-
changes; Henry Van Hagen, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Sewell, promoted.
Gift Ditto-John Jones, dent to be Cornet, by purchafe.
asth Ditto--Lieutenant the Hon. Frederick Cathcart, from the
ad Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop.
aft Reglement of Foot Guards--Enfign George Ramfden to &Lien-
tenant, by purchafe, vice Trevelyan, who retires
Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards-Alexander Wedderborn,
Cent to be Enfign, without purebafe, vice Wynyard, pro-
moted.
eft Regiment of Foot-Enfign John Anderfon, from the Royal
Lanark Militia, to be Enfign.
34 Ditto-Thomas Sherlock, Gent. to be Pepin, by purchafe,
vice Morrie, promoted.
loth Ditto-Enagn Charles Moore Campbell to be Lieutenant ;
Lieutenant C. W. Bulkeley, from the North Lincoln Militia,
to be Enka, vice Campbell ; and Lieutenant Benjamin Pratt,
from ditto, to be Enfign vice Cowes, fupetfeded.
14th Ditto... Lieutenant dooald J. Morro, frees the ad Tower
Hamlets Militia, to be Enfign.
17* Ditto--Lieutenant Alexander Sutherland, from half-pay of
the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice GJle, who exchanges.
19th Ditto Dobbins, Gent to be Bnfign, without purchafe,
vice Stara, promoted In the tub Foot; and lieutenant John
Bradford, from the North York Militia, tube F.nfign.
14th Ditto-Lieutcna,:t William B. Reynolds, from the North
LiDCOill Militia, to be Enfign.
16th Ditto-Lieutenant Charles M'Laren, from the Dumfries
Militia, to be Enke).
34th Ditto-Captain iohnWystt from the 16th I Aght Dragoons,
to be Captain of a Company. vice Lord Clinton, who exchanges
and Ball Gent to be Enfign. without pur chArc,viccW 7 one,
appointed to the tub Royal Veteran Battali n.
3lth Diego-caps Ckaa. Weaver, from the half pay of Nugent's
Corm to be Captain at a Company, vice Temple, who en-
-44161art4;••-illittnin Charlewood. Gent an be Kafir, without
purcbak, viers 'bellow, who's appointment has not .aken place
Silt Ditto-Captain William Thwaitio, from Brigadier General
Baillies Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Eyre,
who cads:ages.
S6* Ditto-.knfivt Thomas Moore, from the loth Foot, to be
Lieutenant. without purchafe.
Oth Ditto-lieutenant William Hairy Virgo, from the 26th
Foot, robe Captain of a Compaq, by prelude, vice C. Camp-
bell. who retires.
634 Ditto-Lieutenant John Sheppard, from the EaR Suffolk Mi-
lids, to be Erika. • *
66tb Diuo...Thoolaa Rithas, Gatt. to be Esti" 'without put.
chafe, vice Duenee.pressesal; Rehe t'Clifferd,Geut. to be ditto,
vim Sullivan. promoted.
9th Ditte...Lientaiant William Carrell to be Captain of a Coot-
party, vice Moetelainbert, imitated an Milton in the (barter-
/143Ra- Generara Departmeot.
ithDitto.-Lieutenant Hugh Maclean, from the Royal Lanark
Militia, to be Enfign.
sth DittyEnfign Chriltopher Broughton, fads ibißoyal Sooth
Lincoln Militia, to be Enke •
klipitto-:Lieutenaut William Roth from theßatabire Militia
to.* Witt
9th Ditto--Enfign John Whiteford Marlton, from the .Ayr Mi-
litia, to be Endgn.
83d Ditto-Captain Henry William Carr to be Major, vice Trot-
ter, decoded.
87th Ditto... Lieutenant Robert Mackay to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Cosfadine, deeeafed ; Lieutenant Rambla M'Cren to
be ditto, vice johnfon, deceafed ; Esi6gn Henry Watfon to be
Lieutenant, vice Mackay ; Enka John Cagigas to be ditto,
;vies M'Crea ; Volunteer Peter &aka Hulband to be Rake,
vice Watfoo ; Volunteer Henry de Waal to be ditto, vice Cosh-
lan; Serjeant Robert Pail to he (barter-Mater, vice Bucha-
nan, cimeafai.
88th Ditto-George photon Gan. to be Enfign, without pun.
chak, eke eosionT, roms;ed in the 34th Foot ; -- Hodder,
Goat. to be Enka, without porthole, vice Ellis, promoted in
the 34th Foot.
70th Ditto-.linfign Thomas White to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe; Enfign Charles Dowfon to IQ ditto; Euligh —•
Bmk,from the Monmouth and Bream Militia, to be Enfign,
vice Mike.
94th Ditto-Lieutenant James Campbell, from the Royal Lanark
Militia, to be Enlign.
93th Ditto....lAeutenant Daniel Cordon: to be Captain of a Com-
pny, vice Jaskinfoo deeeafed ; Second Lieutenant Thomas
DPI Namara to be Firß Lieutenant, vice Cardoux ; Norman
Maclean, Gent- to be Second Lieutenant, vice M.Namara.
98th Ditto -Baku Richard Gibbons to be Lieutenant without
purchafe; David Wilfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Gibbons.
tooth Ditto...Eullga George B. Williams to be Lieutenant with-
out- pa:chafe, eke Windfor, promoted in the 4th Weft India
Regiment; Peter Valentine Wood, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
lodia Regiment, Shaw, Gent. to be Enfign, without
=vice M'Leay, whore appointment has not taken place;
Dobbin, Gent. to he ditto, vice Sinclair, wide appoint.
Mot &SOK takes place..

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Om Weft Wit Iteftgenwsidiellaillt catee kettles, to. it
Niaiseatioweirliarat porehak; Bailin *Ebonies Do-
nald to be ' -eke Madder; Snip Richard Hu.
woolens he alba; Beim tient. ft:he ENO; otcd Do-
nald 1 .aso jaebies. Oust to be ditto, vice Hopwood.
Melee Oiled Resiree Reninseato4eamd Lieutenant 'howled
Liter tobe FRI Damndest, Witblllit Owls's; Cl D. Alni,
Gent. to he allibend Liestesente vise RodoeY i Solemn --
Haute, Min *soft Feet. to be MX:. with the wish of
Second [Antenna, vinillpeitee. who
Wipe* amoral Bane% Itqdelents.:Captain Tinseling Ere,
inws the Slit Fhot. to baCeptain of a Conipaire,vietTlnelkm,
winieschanges; Limas's* Jabs O. Mahullsere to Captain a
a CoMpany, vire lieynoldr, deeeakil.
Watteville's Ullman ..-..- Fifeller, Gent, to be EDS" trice
Pertaloitel;apperlottni to Meiners Regiment
4th Garrifon Battalion.z.Lietitenant Colonel Sir Charles Irithoe,
front Half Pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel. vies
Baynes, appointed to the Nova Staff Feneibles. .
Nova Scotia Feneibles—Lieutenant Colonel Edw. . Baynes, from
the 4th Gletvifun Battalion, to he Lieutenant Ceilonel, vice l'ay-
tor, piked on Half Pay of the 4th Fat+
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.
Mllitant Surgeon Henry Robenfou, from the Royale, tO be Aft-
tent Surgeon, vice Hackfon, who reigns.
STAFF.
Major Thomas *mull. on Half Pay of the. orfiean Rai:rte. to
be Deploy (Anna Matter General to the King's troop Eating
in the Eaft Indies, with the rank of Lieutenant Celeste' to the
. Army, vice the Honourable Lleistenent Coined Lite, irbei
• reigns. Commillon dated Dec. 1, dos.
Major William Marley, of the 3d Wei India Regiment. to be en
Affillant to the Quarter Matter Geller* to the Forces, vice
• Lieutenant CeloneT Eden.
John Vaua, Gum to be an Affifhnt Conamiffary of Accounts MI
the Forces.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Staff Surgeon William Hogg to be DepUty Infpettor of Hutpkals,
Surgeon Alexander' High to be Surgeon to the Forces.
The King's German Legion.
3d Battalion of the Linow-Gcntlensan Cadet Charles Brauns to be
Enflgn, vitt Moller, who reigns.
2d Light liaaalion--Enfign Maim Schumann to be Lieutenant
vice Dankers, fuperfeded, being threat without leave.
MEMORA NDU M.
Staff Surgeon Richard North is fuperfeded
Conntniaion in the Renfrewfhire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
John Macfarlane, Cent. to be Enfign, vice Campbell, refigned.-n
Dated September 4, iBo7.
Commilfi,ms figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Che-
fhire.—Loysl Middlewich Volunteers.
Edward Braband, Efq. to be Captain, eke Bridge, reigned. Dated
Angela to. 1807.
Enfign JoCeph Reeve to be Lieutenant, vice Ainferorth, promoted.
John Cooks, Gent to be kap, vice Ravenkroft. deveafeth-a
Dated Auguft 3 t, 'Boy.
Comr.tilEons figned bythe Lord Lieutenant of Hants. •
South Eaft Hauts.Voluutece Cavalry.
John Lintlegreen, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant,
vice Thlakthwayte, refigned ; earache Hayter, Ilig. to be
Captain, vkajoiiiire, feigned. Dazed Sep 14, 'soy.
!Commifflon in the Loyal Ongar Hundred. Volun-
teers. figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Ellis!
John Ogle. Gebt. to Be Adjutant. Dated Anita ty, do,.
Cotnmiflion in the Loyal Berkthire Regiment of
Militia, figned by the Lord Liefitehant.
Henry Rounds, Gent. to be Eska. Dated June to, sky.
Clmmitfion in the Royal Tower Hamlets Milii-to
figned by the Lord Lientenattcos,stft Regiment.
James Freeman, Gent. to be Rap end Alfiltant Surgeon, vice
Longmore, reaped. Dated July 30, tso7.
Conimiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Ms.—Barking Volunteer Infantry.
Captain Ibbetfiln to be Major, vice Spnrrell. refiped ; Unite.
name Pittman to be Captain, vice Ibbetfon, promoted ; Enfign
Chalk tube Lieutenant, vice Pittman, promoted. Dated Auguft
14, ao7.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Stephen Oahe*, of Sowerby Braze, Watley, Yorkfhlre, and
' Benjamin and John Cooper, of Habergbam Eaves, Lineal:like ,
Iron-founders. Sept. 10, tBO7.
William Edmonds and John Rey, of Merthyr Tidvil,Glansorgan.
(hire. Aug. 28,1807.
loan Listen and Henry Ball, of Exeter, Um* drapers. Aug. as,
tBo7.
Junes Rooker sod William Jelatillb, of Darkfton, Staffordihlra,
glafs mansfaCturers. Sept. 111.407
John Swan and John Plumb Baldry, of Wapping Wall, copper-
fmiths. May 29,1k7.
James Ferguron and Kober dodper, of Wood-greet, Cheapfide,
ribbon weavers. tetc. Shp. 15.1807.
James Sare and Jame. Clark, of Hampfhire Place, Stockwell, Sur-
rey, gardeners. Sept. 15,11127.
Alexander Walker And John Rube:Won, of the Cape of Good
Hope, trader,. June 30, 2843;
, Thomas Parker and i nom. Lloyd, of Brack', Shroollre, trona
I mongers. Dec. 31, 1806.
Piling, Bury, and Lo of durnley, Lantifhire, cotton nainufac -
I[WWI. March at, 11807
Joittua and John Lord. in Baeup near R. -chtlale LancaOstre, cot-
ton waft and warp manufacturers Feh. 14 1807.
Edward A:lortati and WI dam Wipell, of Upper Mary-ia-benne-
Meet, Midilleka. Sept. t 4,184.
BANKRUPTS.
William Gravenor, late of Briftol, Cigar refiner, (bu' now of the
King's Bench Prifon ) to fuireuder Dauber 2,3. and 31, at the
bulk Tavern, Corn-Ince, Briflol. Anomie.. Mr. H. my Davis,
Brad ; or Mr. James, No 13. Gray's Inn Equate, London.
William Kirkby. now or late of Maneheiter, merchant. dealer and
chamnan, October s, 13, and 31, at eteren. at the Dog Tavern,
Deanfgate, Mancheiter. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Lurfitor-fireet,
' London; or Mr. Knight, Manchefter.
Junes Bolton and Fletcher Bolton, now or late of Warrington,
Lancalkire. potters, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Odlober
7, at fife, October 8, at eleven, and Odlobtr 31, at three, at the
Eagle and Child 11113, Warrington. Attoentes, Mr. Manifold,
North:Vieth Cheihire ; or Mr. OrreU, Macy-firm, Oxford-
' ftreet, London.
William Mordue, of South Place, Kennington, Surrey, dip-owner
and merchant, dealer and chairman, 'Dank:. s, at fix, October
3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun.
Came ft.rect, Falcon Neste.
Robert Collier, of New ilocd•ftreet, Midftefex, merchant, dealer
and chapman, October a, at fix, October 3, and 31, at ten, at
. Guitinletl. London. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Cattle area,
Falcon-fquare.
Frederick Imbert Terry, now or late of Bowling greet, Weattlin•
!ter, Middlefea.redifying dift-ller, dealer and ehapinaa.o42uber
2, at fix, Odlober 3, and 3i. at ten, at GulldhalL Attorney. Mr.
. Martin, Vintners' Hall, Upper Theme,-hires.
DIVIDENDS.
September 22. John Oliphant, of Fleet Brett, Loodoo, taylor, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. as. .26 eu Morifon, of Runcorn, in Che9,tre, brewer, at
' eleven,. at Guildhall, Landon.
Sept. as. James- Lornmann and Francis Fuse Broderip, of Cheap-
fidippLeudon, and of the Haymarket and 'Tottenham unrhuode
Middlefex, mafical inftrument makers, at eleven, u Glufkibldi. .
Sept. 23.' • John Lucy, of Liverpool, merchant and porter-dadere
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John ftrect, Liverpool
Sept. as. Alexander Durham, of Birmingham, grocer, at ten, at
GlllBll3lll, London.
Sept. 23. Francis Henry Chriftin, John Calvert Clarke,antiCharles
Bowen, of College Hill, London, merchants and cOpertners, at
ten, ad Guildhall.
Sept. 22. Henry Elliott, of Chippenharn, Wilts, eletbier, at ten,
at the Rummer Tavern, litillol.
Sept. as. John Wareing late of Goofnargh, Lancaddre, dealer and
chapman, at twelve, at the George and Dragon Inn, Preens.

The Blank and Prize Lill, of feveral Lotteries lati
pan exhibited blank charms throughout to a very con.
fiderable extent. Far different will be the counts•
nance, through the entire drawing of the patent Hi
of the prefent improved Lottery Plan. Scarce a
chefs% of a nail's breadth will intervene between
either a money Price, or a Ticket Prise, which is
now guaranteed to be ;mid in money, at whatever,
office bought.

11111 A-COAL METERS' OFFICE, LC
confines
Moeda]
NFWCASTLE COAL. Sept. to.
"lair'. Main ir 6
Mon Long 3 Ss 6
• Main 7 Ss 6
to 53 0
6
6
47 p

124, SEPT.
. and rates

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Bryan's Main •
Charters Haugh Main
Croft's Main
Elena' Moor
Ellifon
Fillinglow Mai,
Heaton Main
Hebburn Maio •
Holywell Main
Kenton Main
Montague Main
Percy Main
Postop—Simpfon's
Pontop Windfor's
Tanficid Moor
Townley Main
Walker
Wall's End
Temple's Wall's End -
Whitefield
Wiftington
Wylam Moor
Gateihead Park
South Hebbarn
Killingworth
Cowpen Main •
SUNDERLAND COAL.
Chcftcr Main •
Bourn Moor • •
Hanaton Main
Medway!' Moor Neat Main
Newbottle Moor
Urpetk
Pearith New Main
Ruffel's Main
Hawkfworth Main -

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Skips 7$ 46 to •
!ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. rst.
Avenge Price of Corn in England and Wake, from the Returns
ending Sept. es, 1807.
Wheat.) Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. I Peafe.
s. d. 4. s. d. s. d. a. 1. s. d.
71 to 48 0 38 o 29 6 st .1 6s 3
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week ending Sept. z 6, is 335. oid.per hundred weight.

CHING'S PATINT Wollt LOZ catcrEs..—To Parents,Guardians,
and Others, who have the care of Children, this valuable Medicine
sannot be too ftrongly recommended. Worms are a difeafe faw
children efeape. They dell:op the appetite, weaken the organs of
digeition, produce pains in the stomach and bowels, deprive the
body of its nourinunent, occafion emaciation and palenefs, P.op the
progrefs of growth, and are the eaufe of the molt alarming con •
vtilfions, which too often terminate in death. Nor arc their effects
Ids fevere on grown perfons t by uiceratit,g the Roma and
bowels, they are often the cede of lingering complaints, which
prove fatal at laft, and fubjett the patient to the molt excruciating
fits of agony and diftrefs. In childhood, every dilute with which
a child is Alb:led is Ate highly exafperated by them. The cer-
tainty and fafety both of their prevention and cure, by the above
usedieinc, is fe fully eat/Hilted to the fatisfaCtion of the Public, by
the tellimony of the brit and molt leading charaCters of the No-
bility, and of others of high refpettability, who have wintered its
remarkable &efts in their own families, that it is only neceffary to
obterref this is the period of the feafon when fuels a medicine
ought to be given to children and others, to prevent any attack of
this complaint.—Soli wholdale and retail, at Ching and Butler's.
No. 4, Ckespfuk, Corner of Paternofter-rew • and retail, by molt
cannery venders, In boxes, at as. 9d. and is. Paternoster-row;

MARRIED
Op Saturday, at St. Clement Danes, Mr. George Wife, of Tun-
brigAge, manufatturer, to Mifs Mary Aim Markham, daughter of
the late Thomas Markham, lifq. of Cambridge.

- DIED-
A few months once, at Chumleigh, John Feveing, aged upwards
a 9a. This nun was of the humble occupation of a tinker, but
be prefeited a fingolar conceal} to the corrupt manners and
diffolute life of this defeription of itinerants He was never known
to take what is technically called a depot, nor was he ever feen in
a Rate of intoxication; and until within a year or two previous
to his deceafe he uniformly followed his employment without
the affdtance of glair:3. At this period alto he would, to accom-
modate an old culomer, walk live or fis miles, with his toqls on
kis back, and return the fame day. The following anecdote,
which he often related, may not be deemed unworthy of infertion,
as it tends to thew the prodigious inereafe of confumption in an
article then fearcely known to the lower claffes of fociety : About
so years ago, calling accidentally at a farm-houfe, he was invited
to partake of Come tea that the good %soma bad juR brought from
Market, and which the adtually prepared by boiling it in the com-
mon kitchen copp.2r, and every now and then dipping a portion of
it out with a ladle. 'Phis rough preparation, however, pleated
honeft John fo well, that from that time to his diffolutiun be was
a perf,:et Johnfoidan tea-drinker.
_ _

WANTED, to Rent or Purchafe, Fifty Miles
from London, on or near the Bath Road, a RESIDENCE,
onntaining four good Rooms on cads Floor, with Coup Houle,
Stabling, and an Acres of Meadow Land.
Apply to Mars. liog,;art and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-ftrect,
Royal Exchange.

VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, IN KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
By Meffrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS,
Suceeffurs to Mr. Smrro),
A MOST derable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 23
miles from London, containing 380 acres of excellent ara•
ble. meadow, pafture, orchard, and wood land. in high cultivation,
with a farm•houfe, three barns, Itabling, lodges, farm-yard, and
out buildings. with poffeffion on the loth of Odober next, offer
ins a very deferable property for a Gentleman fond of agricultural
purfuits or field (ports.
To be viewed, and particulars bad of Mars. Hoggart and
Phillips, 61, Old Broad•ltreet.
KENT!

-ISH TOWN, MIDDLESEX.—TO BUILDERS, Ste.
By Mrs. HOOGART and PHILIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. SMITH )
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVery clearable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
minding an airy pleafant fituation, near the King's Armik,
Kendal Town ; including the Houk, Gardens, Offices, and
Grenade, In the occupation of William Clulow. Efq whofc Leak
expires at Chrillmas next. The eftate is well calculated for build-
ing. Land Tax redeemed; extending from King's Arms Lane to
Angler's Lane, with an approach by each, and fuppofed to con-
tain brick earth.--toool. of the purchafe money may remain on

mortgage-
A Sketch for Improving the eftate may be teen at the King's
Arms, Kamilla Town, and a Map of the Ground and Prestifes ;
as Mars. Hoggart and Phillips, 6s, BreadAreet, of whom fur-
ther particulars may be had.

. HEREFORDSHIRE.
'TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AHANDBOME•Saihed Brick-built Dv/Et-LING-
Novas ; confißiog of an entrance Hall, two Parlours (one
a 6 font by IY, the other 14 by 16), with five good Bed-chanibers
en the fir!! floor and three on the attic ; with Kitcbtn, Dairy,
!sew-hook Pantry, Cellar, Ifcc Alio, a Coach book, Stable,
and Cyder-Mill, two Gardens, with about two Acres of Par-
tine. and Orcharding adjoining ; Come time fine in the occupation i
of camel Molyneux, ince, of William Vaughan, F.A. but now
of Mrs. Davis, as tenant from year to year.
The Premites are Freehold, and the fituation is in the pt arant
village of Whitchurch, in the above County, near to Coal, and
plentifully rupplied with water—in the centre of a (porting country,
abounding with pine and fills. near the navigable and much ad-
Mired River Wye.
Whltchurch is no the road from Rots to Monmouth, fix miles
from the former and four from the latter, both good market
towt.s--and the Mail Coach pares daily through the village, to
and from London, South Wales, and the South of Ireland.
For particulars apply to William Hooper, Attorney, 1,,06, (if
by lave, (rya pahl.)—geptcinber 1807.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND MARSH LAND,
WEST THURROCK, ESSEX.
By Meffrs. HOC:WART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeftors to Mr. haarru),
To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD, at Garraway's, Wednef-
day, Odlobar le, at 12 o'clock, in Two Lots, by order of the
Tniftees of W. 101114 SRALIS, deceafed,
'1 'WO eligible and improvable FREEHOLD
FARMS, in the pan& of Weft Thurrock, 13 miles hem
Romford, from Tilbury fort, and as miles from London, in tlve
county of Elks; containing 110 acres of excellent land, 36 acres
of which are math, and the remainder arable, part tytharee,
with farm honks, barns, (tabling, and out buildings ; let on old
leaks, which have ooly fix years unexpired, at rents amounting at
prefent to tool. per annum.
To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had so
days previous to the tale, at the White Hart, Cock and Bell, and
Lamb Inns, Rumford ; King's Arm', Grays : Dog and Partridge,
Stafford; Spread Eagle, Ingateftone; White Hart, Brentwood;
Bell, Upminfter ; Angel, Ilford; of Mr. Weft. Solicitor, No. 7,
Clement's Inn; at Garraway's; and of Meffre. Hoggart and Phil-
Broad.ftreet, Royal Exchange.

TY I'HES—FARNHAM, SURREY.
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's Correchoufe, Cornbill, on Wednefday, the rath day
of Odober, at Twelve, (by order of the Truitees of the late
Henry Halky, of HenlyParlt, Surrey, EN deceafed,)
Aif mosT Valuable FREEHOLD ES FATE, held
A. for Three Good Lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey,
coofifting of the Re-lariat Manor of Farnham, with the courts.
quit rents, and a neat Culdtantial Parfunage-houle, garden, offices, '
and glebe, fpacious new built harm, (beds, farm yard, (tabling,
and other out.bvildings, with the very valuable Great Trim of
the eztenfive pariffi of Farnham, ariling from hops, corn, bay,
Ste. and extending over 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow,
and pafture Lands, producing about socol. per annum.
Alto, a long range of Hop Kilns, in the town of Farnham, re-
cently erected at a very confiderable expenee, and replete with
warehoufts, ftore-rooms, and every other requifite—alia a piece
of Land adjoining, and various apparatus for colledting and dry-
ing of hops—the Kilos, and Land adjoining, are freehold of inhe-
ritance, and diftimit from tbc other property.
Particulars may be had twenty one days previous to the tale, of
jam Scott, Efq 53, Upper Guildford-ftreet, Ruffel-fluare; at the
White Hurt, Bagibot ; Swan, Alton and Alresford ; Buts, Staines;
Came, Windier; Bulls, Farnham • Meffrs. Hoggart and Phillips,
N 0.61. Broad Oren. Royal Exchange; and of Mr. James Paint',
Farahaat, who will new the pranifeo.

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