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London, England, 1809-01-30 00:00:00

ESSEX.--,:fo BE SOLD,

N ESTATE, situate in the Paiish of WOOD-
HAM WALFER, near MALDEN, in the County of
Essex, consisting of a convenient Farm House, !Maras, Stable, and
Cowhouse, and about 79 Acres of Laud, put Free and part Co-
pyhold, communicating with the Navigation from Chelmsford to
Malden.—Mr. John Blown, the tenant, will shew the premises,
and possession may be had on the 29th September next. -
For further particulars, enquire of Robert Tindal, Esq. Chelms-
ford ; Harvey ()Godwin, Esq. Lynn Regis, Norfolk; or. Mr: Wil.
Haan Jaffery, Fen Office, TanfieldCourt, Temple.
Letters must be post-palds

I.ANCASHIRF---SMEDLEY HALL. •
To GENTLEMEN, NURSF.YMEN and GARDENERS.
, To be SOLD by-PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(By the Assignees of John Capper and John Buthgate, Bankrupts
in such Lots as may suit the Purct,alkrs,
AVERY choice and valuable Assortment of
Fruit-trees, Shrubs, Plants and Flowers of great variety
i and curiosity in the Nursery-gardens and Green-house, at Smcd-
MAR R 1E1). I ley Hall, in Cheetham, in the County of Lancaster, lately occu-
On Thursday, at Wasing, by the Rev. Richard Dornford, pied by the said Bankrupts, comprising between One aad Two
Michael Beach Hicks ach, Lsq. eldest son of Michael Hicks `Hundred Thousand ,Trees, consisting of trained Trees on the
Beoch, M. P. of Williamstrip Park, Gloucestershire, to Wall, Standards, Dwarfs, Damascenes Shrubs, Rasps, Currants,
Caroline Jane. eldest daughter of Wm. Mount, Esq. of Wasing- Hopey-suckles, Port-laurels, Common ditto, Red Cedars, PoP•
Hon w, Berks.
Pr,, Apricots, Apples, Pear,, Larels, Stools. Willows, Roses,
On the ;::d instant, by ipec'al licence, at Carlton, Northamp- j Gooseberries, Privet Crabs, Plumbs, Cherries, Elms, Lihuruurns,
tonshire, Brigadier-Getteral Moquesor,- to the Right Hon. Lady Mountain Ash 'frees, Birch Trees, liorse-chesnuts, Spruce Firs,
Sondes, of Rockingham Castle. Scotch ditto, Ealm, Gilead ditio, Silver ditto, Weymouth Pines,
Huntingdon.. t Sweet Chesuuts, Larches, Beeches, Sycamores, Brooms and Cy-
Tuesday last, Thomas Linsell, Esq. of St. lye's,
shire, to-Miss Margaret Hunt, second daughter of the key. Mr. tisus, Acacias, Arietheopbrastes, Horribearin, Quicks, Wych
Hunt, of Easton, near Stamford, Lincolnshire. Elms, Crab Stocks, Hollys, Moss-rose, Stools, Moss-rose Trees,
gaturklay sennight, at l'lroouth-D"7l, Mr. Samuel Couch, I White Brooms, Laurestinits, Cherry-buds and Grafts, Crabs and
of his Majesty's Dock-yard there, to Mrs. Emma Gore, of the Thorns, Cherry Stocks and Buds, Mongolia, Lip, Quicks, !fu-
Shakespeare Tavern, ante place, and relict of she late Mr. Gore, • ups,Ranunculuses, Evergreens, Arbutus, Herbaceous Plants,
comedisn. I Green-house Plants, Carnations, Bog Plants, Potted. Moss-roses,
On Tuesday last, at St. 'George's, Bloomsbury, Mr. FL Tian, of ; Deciduoui-Cypress, Asabeas, Rhododendrons,- Erka Herbacea,
Chiswell-street: to Miss Johnston, eldest daughter of Mr. John. I Cestuses, Ka tt& Gimlets, Kalmia Augustifulia Erica Dabeecia
Andrornedia Erica vulgaris, Hyacinths, Jonquils, Narcissuses,
son, of Lincoln. with various other Plants and Shrubs, forming altogether a very
ample yet select assortment well worthy the attention of Gentle-
men Florists, Nurserymen, and Gardeners. -
Also on Sale, the Green-house itself, with the Forms and Fur-
niture, and several Hand-glass::s ; also 40 Loads of good Potatoes.
The whole Premises belong to the Estate of the Bankrupts,
and will be sold without reserve, and the purchasers of the dif-
ferent Lots may remove their purchases as soon as made.
The Premises will be shewn by Douglas Duff the Gardener,'
superintending the same, and further partictilars may be obtained
by applying to the Assigneei; to Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7, King's
Bench Walks, Temple,
London ; or to Messrs. R. R. and C.
Jackson. Solicitors, Manchester. .

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se'nnight, at Taueton, Surnersetshire, aged 70, the Hon.
Sir Jacob Woist, Bart. of ehortiley, Devonshire.
At Huntingdon, Capti Thomas Stevenson, R. N. aged S 2.
Monday night, at Great Lodge, Tunbridge Wells, Mr. James
Stephens, brlnher of the Rev. Dr. Stephens, of Devonslire-plate.
on the std irritant, Mn. Elisabeth Hervey, third daughter of '
the Rev. Fdorard Hervey, and co-heiress of Sir Pyncent Cher-
s cke, Bart.
At Guildford, on the jith tortant , In his eti.Tear, James yin-
cent, Esq. Ha was father of the Cesporethici *Mat Borough, sod,
[ Lad three dries served the dice of Major. '