Star.
London, England, 1807-09-07 00:00:00

lit ANSI. ATION.

Hailities having;commenced on the part of the
Englith, I hereby declare, in virtue of the higheft
authority, that all Englifh property be laid under
fequellration, which each and every one is accor-
dingly enjoined to report the Englith property of
what kind or nature foever to the police, who will
make the further neccffary arrangements. Any one
who conceals, for does not fulfil this order, will be
confidered as a traitor to the country. (Signed)
PLYMAN.

Copenhagen, Anguft 16.
Prince of Wales, off Copenhagen, Augoß 21.
My Lord—Being of opinion that the fervice on
which his Majefty's forces at the Maid of Zealand
are employed renders it highly expedient that all
neutral trade therewith fhould be for the prefent
fuf-
pended, I have judged it my duty to iffue an order
(of which I have the honour to tranfmit your Lord-
Chip a copy) declaring the faid Winds, and others

' ;goons thereto, togf.thet with the pafrige of th •
Ureat atlt, t be in a ffatert÷eirte hinckadei anA
directing that all nentral veil is (Ming to ent r
into die faid Mathis ar.J patT.igr, :die! receiving du!
nntice thereo, !hall be detainectand tent to me at
this thir fu.:l veilels ill t 1 n
be aiinwed to r their rzfocetive voyages on it
the ciicu.!•ilavet,4 the !hall /intuit thein to
fo, coilf; ly with die (o'...ra o:t die prefent ler.
vice. I have the honour to Sec.. (Sir,iitocl)

J GAMBICR.
By James (Z-In•::icr. Erg Admiral of the Blue an,' Comnl-.:.ecr ;n
Ch!cf of a Flret of bib Me; !Ey'!. Ships and Vg.3114 eloykycd on
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a particular S:rviet.

Whereas I have judged ii excediern, in cond:til!,-g
the operations of his Majerty', fleet under my c-m.
mand againd Copenhagea, t • hire ,ond the Ili rtid of
Zr-aland, and the other ilia d contigoous thereto,
with his Majcily's flips, in or der to prevent reinforce-
ments or Itirplies of any kinJ wha ever fr m b.;ng
thrown into the laid ifl Inds, I do here:ry declare
them, as well as the palfage of the Clt eat 8.1,, ex•
tending from a hank rr firial rtanicd 1-I.4:leert'a
Ground, to the forth end of the I iland of F,t-ncr.en,
to he in a Rate of dole blockade, and do all, hereby
direft the flag officers, camaiirs, and commanders of
the Lid !hips, to give notice thercot 0, any ricorti
wife!, they may find going int.• any cf the pot ts of
the laid iflands, or into the paffrge aforefaid, and to
require them to defitt therefrom ; and in cafe any
neutral vet Tels, after receiving Inch notice, ihall at•
tcmpt to enter into any vit or rlace of tl:e laid
iflands, or into the ;yrffa,,e aforefaid, the laid flag
officers, o Train', and commanders, are hereby author•
rized and rr,quireti to detain loch vcif, is, and leaving
their rel-n.Ctive mailer' and a proportion of their
crews on board to aflill in navigating them, put a
careful reit)? officer, %tilt as many tram n as may be
necclfary Into them refpeetively, and fend them to me
at thi., arch", age.
chiral =lx try F.7..nr.1, on NI3-4 the Prince of Wales,
efrevtnhat!ce, AuE,nit t 8
(Si6,ti:l) J GAINDLEP..
By command of the Admiral,

T.iOiINSELL.
Copy of a Letter to the Hon. Ix't-11,11,:y Pole, Secretary
of the Admiralty from James Gambier, Efq. Admiral of the
Dive, 303 Cliiet of hi, Vl:deity's Ship,:nd Ve(.
fcls w 11,e Baltic, dared Prince of Wales, in the Sound, Au:tuft
16,1.

Sir— I beg you will iQform the Lords Commit
fi ners of the Admiralty, th it I yelierday morning
quitted the aitc:,erage E:fineur, and in the evening
arrived with the fleet and tranfports off Wibeck, a
village about midway between that place and Cupen•
hager., where lhearmy was this morning difemhaiked,
without oppdition.-1 have the honour to br, &c.

JANIFS GAMIIIFIt.
Copy of a Lever from Admiral Gatnbier, Commander in Chief
of a squadron of his Majefty's Ships and Veireis employed on a
particular Service, to the Hon. Wiliam Pole, dated
on board the Prince of Wales, off Copenhagen, Auguft 19, 1807.
Sir—The hollile preparations of the Danifh Go.
vernment being far advanced, I thought it proper to
order the Defence and Comus to put to lea in purfuit
of the Dania' frigate, which, as 1 informed you in
my letter of the 14th infant, had quitted Elfineur
Roads in the night between the taih and 13th.
I have now to requell you will lay before the
Lords Commiaionera of the Admiralty a copy of a
letter which I have received from Captain Ekins, of
the Defence, and one from Captain Heywood to him,
(Wing hi, having come up with and olvaii,ed pea:
lion of the laid frigate.
When the inequa!i:y of force between the two
(hips is confidered, with the trilling injury fttilained.
by the Comns, it will appear tiontcelfar fo, me to
make any comment on the bravery and tkiil bids
mutt hive been difplayed by Captain Heywood, his
Ofliecrs, and (hip's company.
I have the honour to be, &c.

J. Gattitt
Frederickfeoam—Twenty-Gx r 2 -pounders on the main deck;
four 6 pounder?, and fix 12-poundez cart cmadca on the quarter
deck aed torecadie; and 227 men.

CDlnus—Twet ty (WO 9 pounders on the main deck; tight 24-
pounder carrona,!e., and two 9-pounder carronades on the
quarter deck and torecaille, and 145 nicn.

Defence, Scar I.ight Houle, S. F. to or 12 miles,
Saarday,one P. M. Auguit is, iS 7.
SIR—As the fuperior failing of the Comus, in very
light wind,. has given Captain Heywood, his Offi-
cer:, and fhip's company, an opportunity to
guifn themfelves particularly by a very gallant aaion
witil an enemy greatly exceeding their force, I can
therefore only regret the late arrival of the Defence,
for the m=ans that might otherwife have been afforc'ed
me of preventing the hloodfhed which has tr.:liked
from it, ihrugh happily on the part of the t!.v
on!y. The crew of the Danifh higate c Attiderab!y
otanunnberirg the Comus's, I have tiamight it my
duty to receive one hundred of them into tl,:.
Inclofed I tranintit you Captain Heywood's letter.
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Shred) CH•RLES ENINS.
TO Admiral GAM 81 Elts &C. &C. &O.

His IViajcity's Ship Comus, off Mull.land, Augull

Sir—l arrived within hail of the Danalll frigate
you gave me direetions to chace and detain, at twelve
o'clock 14a night, and repeatedly defired that fhe
would fubtnit to detention by this flip, bin Ate tefut•
ir.g, and making all fail from us, I found it necefrary
to have recourle to arms ; after having received a
fLot from her (tern chace gun, we clofed with her,
and a fmart action commenced, which continued
about 45 minutes, when the two (hips falling on board
each other, the hoarders, headed by Lieutenant G.
E. Watts, atlilled by Lieutenant Hood Knight, very
gallantly boarded on her bow,•and finally took pof.
talon of her.

All under my command condu&ed themfelves in
the brava manner throughout the cornea ; and I
feel happy to report only one perfm wounded. The
lot; of our opponent (which proved to be his Dann
Majefty's lrigate Frederickfcoarn, carrying 36 guns,
twelve-pounders, on her mills deck, and as 6 men),
was much more conilderable, being twelve killed and
twen! y wounded, feveral mortally. I have the,
honour to be, &c. (Signed) ■. HLT woos..

WHITEHALL, &FP rEMBER s.
The KING has been pleafed to nominate and appoint
Sir joHN STUART, Bait. to be one of the Bit* au of
his Majelly's Court of Excliegoet in Scotland, in the
room of Sir luta Dacatratrtt, Ban. refigned.
The litwo bas alfo been pleated to nominate, eon-
(lime, cad appoint Cr G &ono Aar RCROMEI It, B4rt.
to be Clerk fur the admiMon i f Nottars, in Scolland,
in the room of Sir Joint Stoner, Bart. relived.
Ci era tier.

MILITARY paOMOTIONS.
WAR•OFFICII, EF Plltt4ls7R 5.
J Regiment of Dragons-. Cornet Robert Harris to be Licote-
x7nt, by porthole, vice Fytehe. who retires.
4th Regimtnt of Light Dragoons—Cornet Houlion Wallace to
bit Lieutenant, by purchnle, vice Harrifon, who rain...
39th ritto—Major the Honourable J. B. O'Neill, trom Major
General Champagne's Regiment, to be Major, vice Henry,who
exchanges.
loth Ditto—Thomas Richardfon, Gert. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Hunter, pronited.
Ili Regiment of Foot.
To he Enfigns—Captain J• C. Stephens, from the Herefordfhire
Militia ; Lieutenants William Murk and John M Carthy, from.
ditto.
3d Ditto—Lieutenant William Rateli:re. from the Faft Kent Mi-
litia ,to be Enfign; Lieutenant Charles Jacklon, from the Welt
Eifel Militia, to be Enfign.
7th Ditto... Charles Sher, Gent. to he Lieutenant, without pnr
chafe,vice Welt, appointed to the 4th Garrifon Battalion.
9th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel John Cameron, from the 7th
Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without
purchafe.
Tu be Lieutenants—Pnfigns Jehn Ackland, John Read. Richard
Dale. Nicholas Wodehoufe, William Bunn, and Geo. Gunning
To be Ealfigns—Lieutenant Badhani Thornhill. front ditto, vice
Ackland ; rip Henry Davis from ditto. vice Read ; Fnfign
Thomas Sheppard, from the Lticefterfliirc Militia. vice Wods-
bottle ; Ent gn R. Cloudy, from the Berkfhire I.4.lilitia, vice
Burn.
lath Regiment of Font—Enfign Rodney Sims to he I ieutenant,
without purchafe ; Lieutenant James D'Alton, from the Weft
Wei Militia, to be Fnlign. vier Sims.
I tth Regiment of Font.
To be Enfigns—Lieutenant Isaac Richardfon, from the North De.
von Militia ; Lieutenant Cohno Cameron, from the Faft Mid-
_ _ _ _

&eke Militia; Enfign James Priglham, from the North Devon
Militia ; Fnfign Patrick O'Carrer, from ditto.
34th Ditto—Fnfign Thomas Hall to he Lieutenant, without pur-
chafe vice Mayo, promoted; Enfign Eellowcs, from
the Royal bucks Militia, to be Folio, vice Hall.
tett Ditto—Enfign Philip WodehoVc to be I.icutrnant, without
purchafe, vice M'Coy, appointed to the 4111 Foot; Captain
Grow Hatch, from the haft Middlefei Militia, to be Enfign,
without purchafe. vice Sumner. promoted.
23.1 Ditto—Lieutenant D O'Kearney, front the Royal Carnarvon
Militia. to be Second Lieutenant; Enfign Thonaaa Jones, from'
the Royal Denbigh Militia, to be ditto.
24111 Diro—Enfign Morton Slane), to be Lieutenant. without
purchafe ; Liet.tenant John Rope, from the Eaft Norfolk Mi-
litia, to be Enfign "ice Slanev.
37th Ditto- Ettfign George C Hick., to be l.leuterant, without
purchafe ; Lie, tetibtThomas Coulthard, from the North Hams
Militia, to be Enlio, vice Hicks.
38th Regiment of Font.
To be Lieutenants—Pnfiyn Patrick NPLeod. vice Hewett. pro-
moted in the Mit Font; Fnfian John Peddie, vice Tiildenian,
permuted In the Royal Weft-India Rangers; Enfigus C. A.
NPOnchio,:nfil.h Broomfield, and S. B. Soundwitb.
Tube Entos—Lieutenant Edward Jordan, from the Staffordfnire
Ntlitia vice M•Lced ; Ent-11;n John Belt ivlorria, fr,•m ditto,
vice Peddle; Lieutenant John Miller. from the Chefhire Mi
litia, vice I.l4.•Cutlein ; I.kuten3nt George Henry Richardfon,
from ditto, vice Broomfield, Lieutenant Charles Hall, from
ditto, vice Soundvith.
40th Ditto—Enfign Williarc Toole to he Lieutenant ; Er. fign John
F. Gray to be ditto; Captain John H. Clarke, from the ad So• ,
inerfet Militia, to be Erlign, vice Toole; Lieutenant William I
Goddard, from the ad Somerfet Militia, to be Enfign, vice
Gray ; Enfign James Arthur O'Hara, from ditto, to be Enfign.
41ftDitto—Lieutenart Edward M Coy, from the aoth Foot, to
be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Fitzgerald, who retires.
43th ri.tv•--Enfign Thomas Stroude to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice Fitzgerald, fopetfeded.
To be Enfigns-ad.ieutenant homas Brotheridge, from the Eaft
Middlefcx Militia, vice Stroude: Lieutenant William Dahntan,
from ditto ; Enfign Le Bait, (rum the Weft Suffolk Mi-
litia.
Oth Ditto—Captain A. B. Vilant. from the Royal Staff Corps,
to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Goddard.
appointed to the ?th Royal Veteran Battalion; Enfign John
Frahm' Spice, from the haft Kent Militia, to be Enka.
silt Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Shaw, front the 3d Weft York
Militia, to he Enfign.
sad Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Elliot, from the Royal licrkflitre
Militia to he Enfign.
53d Ditto—Enfign Harrington to be Lieutenant,without
purchafe; Lieutenant Edward Birlaw, from the Montgomery-
ihlre Militia. to be Enfign, vice Hatringtoo.
54th Ditto—Licutenaat William Hutton to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purchafe, vice Cairnes, who retires.
56th Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants—Enagns —Dokawen, William Edwards,
and Robert M'Letiand.
To be Enfigns—Lieutenant Edmund Tubbs. from the eft Surrey
Militia, vice rtofcawen ; Lieutenant William Woulds. from the
ad Surrey Militia, vice Edwards: Lieutenant J. H. Vincent,
from the aft Surrey Militia, vice M'l.elland.
57th Regiment of Foot.

To be Enfigna—Lieutenantslames Veitch, and Peter M•Dotrgel,
from the Weft Middlcfex Militia.
Lieutenant George Beale, from the Eaft Midellefex
Lieutenant George Coate, from the Weft Middlefex Militia.
both Ditto—Lieutenant John Bader, from half-pay of the tsth
Foot, to be Lieutenant, repaying the difference.
6:ft Ditto—Enfign Edward William A. Hay to be Lieutenant,
without purchafe, vice Holt, appointed to the 99th Foot ; and
Lieutenant James Weatherley, from the Durham Militia, to
be Enfign.
62d Ditto—Enf gn William Bellingham to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, vice Coghlati, ar pointed to the 7ft Weil India Re:,i-
incnt, and Lieutenant Charles Rohinfon, from the NorthHatts
Militia, to be Enfign, vice Bellingham.
63d Ditto—Enfien Kameda, (non the Berkfleire Militia, to
be Enfign, vice Peneather, promoted.
66th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Newton, from thei3orkihire
to he Enfigo.
68th Ditto--Enfign James Nixon, from the Durham Militia, to
he Feign.
rift Ditto—Lieutenant William Small, from the Fifeihire Militia,
to be Eufign, vice Clemetits pi emoted.
23d Ditto—Enfign Humpbry fox, from the Staffordihire hliiitia,
to he Enfign.
74th D tto--Enfign Alexander George from the Fifeihire Militia,
to be Er fign, and Sedum George Crerwell, from the 3d Fait
Guards, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Etiejn, vice Max.
well, who refigns the Adjutantcy only.
76th Regiment of Foot.
To be Enfigns—Lieutenants Frauds Antlin,and Philemon emit-,
man, from the Weft Middiefex
Lieutenants Edward Hetherinctun, and Ld.vard R. Steven:On,
from the Eaft Middiefex Militia.
Lieutenant John Bullevant, from the South Lincoln Militia.
Lieutenant William Skelton, and Enfign Frederick Dufreftioy,
from the Nottingham Militia.
Moth Ditto—Lieutenant Langley Colt, from the Staffordfhire Mi-
litia, to be Enfign.
• Bad Ditto—Enfign Charles Pratt to be Llcu:enant, without pur-
chafe, vice Munro, appointed to the 76th Foot, and Lieutenant
Phineas Davies, front the Royal Denbigh Militia, to be Enfigo,
'eke Pratt.
gift Ditto—Enfigns John Campbell, and John Campbell, to be
Lieutenants; Lieutenant Andrew Cathcart, from the Ay: Ogre
Militia, to he Enfign, Campbell; and Lieutenant James
Hood, from Ditto, to he Folio, vice Campbell.
gad Ditto---Archileald Henry Reid, Gent. to be Enfign, by pur-
chafe, vice Hay, annulated to the t it Foot Guards
,3d Dltto-!-Enfign Robert Sparks, front the 92.11 Foot, to be Lieu •
tenant, without purchafe.
g3th Ditto—Second Lieutenant Peter Reilly to be Firft Lieute-
113ift, without purchafe, and Lieutenant Thomas Cochran, from
the Royal Flintilire Militia, to be second Lieutenant, vice
Reilly.
96th Ditto—Enfign Francis Cooper, from the Eaft Kent Militia,
to he Enfigu, vice Brown, promoted.
sat ft Ditto—Captain Thomas Caner, from the eth Garrifon Bat-
talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice O'Farrell, who ex-

changes.
Royal staff Corp—Lieutenant William Wittermin to be Captain
of a Company, without purchafelli vice Vllant, appointed to the
scth Foot; EaGgo George Wright to be Lieutenant, rice Wit-
termin.
;th Weit-lndia Regirocnt—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel 3. G. Hall,
from the 9th Foot, to be Licutenant•Co/onel, without purehafe,
vitt GanicrQuiappointed U 2 the 9th Foot.

Menrott's Regiment-..Encot Ulrich PelLiozzi, from Wattevilles
Regiment, to be Enfign, vice Jayet,whofc appointment hat. not
taken place.
Roll's Regiment—Lientenant Benoit Ryhitier to he Captain of a
Company, vice. Delaville, placed on Ma pay ; linfign Frederick
Stettler to be Lieutenant, vice Ryhiner ; Gumer. Gent.
to be Fofign. vice Stealer.
Major-General Champagne's Regiment—Major Hugh Henry,
front the 19th Light lltagoom, to be Mtj ,r, vice O'Neill, who 1
exchanges.
4th Garrifon Battalion—Lieutenant John Nl'aee Weft. from the
7th Foot, to It Lieutenant, vice Tudway. who refign.; Enfign
John Walter from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, siceMaling,
appointed to the 87t4 Foot.
3th Di.to—Captain Gerald O'Farrel, from the milt Foot, to be
Cartain of a Company, vice Carter, vvho exchange..
6th Pito—Lieutenant Richard Ch-loner, from Half ray of the
44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robbins, who exchanges.
BARR A LKS.
John Robert.. EN late Captain in the 33ii Font, to be a Barrack-
Matter iu Great Britain vice St. Clair, deccafed.
mit at ORANDltral.
Lieutenant William Cut:le, of the stft Foot, is fuperfcded, being
abft nt without leave.
The appointment of Thomas Gerard Ball, Gent. to be Enfign,
by purchafe. in the 49th Regiment of Foot. vice Wightwick, as
Rated in the Gazette of the tit inftant, has not taken place.
Commifliuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Norfolk.
Swaffham Corps of Infantry.
Charles Crowe, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Ang. 13,
1 1807.

Norwich Regiment.
Lieutenant Hardy to be Captain, vice Steward, reigned. Dated
Aug. rs, 'Soy.
Enfign Linehan!' to be Lieutenant, vice Hardy, promoted.
Commiffions figned by his Maidly's Lieutenant for
the County of Renfrew. Dated Aug. 3; 1807.
Renfrewfltire Yeomanry Volunteer Infantry.

William Wino, Gent. to be Fnfgn, vice Kirkwood. reigned.
Grceneck and Port Glafgow Volunteer lofAntry.
Captain W Napier to be Major, vice Hamilton, reigned.
To he Captains—Lieutenants D. M'Gown, vice Napier. promo-
ted ; John Buchanan, vice Miller, rclignet!; James Kippen, vice
CoUitr; James Cielland, vice Laird, reigned.
To he Lieutenants—Enfigns Agnew Crawford, vice Ferric, re-
igned; "Robert Gillefpie, vice Carfeweil decenfed; Thomas
Lanes(' er, vice M'Gowan, promottti; and Jofeph Duicald, vice
Buchanan, promoted; J. C. Dunlop, George Blair,and Alexan.
der M•Gown, Gents.
I To be Enigns—A Lindrzy, James Gardner, Aleiandcr Bucita-
nan, and Nathaniel Hunter, Colts.
. _ . .

To beSurgeon—John Spiers, Gent vice Colquhoun,decesfed.
BANKRUPTCY LN LARGLD.

Sepu !9. Charlcs Nelion, now er Lite of Britton, Surrey, coal
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Oduher 20. William Coop. r, of Chick Saint Ofyth. FtTex, mer
chant, maltftcr atd wharfinger, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.

William Clofe and Matthew Clofe, of Leeds, York (hire, dyers,
dealers, ehapmen, and copartners, to fu; render September 15.
ss, at ten, and O.tober 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London
Attoniies, Meffrs. Vanderiom and Comyn, Bufh-lane, London
John Moeire, late of Mai.cheller, and Thomas Guth, late of
Wyeh•ft;eet, Saint Clement Danes, Middlefrx, clicefemongers
dealers, char-nen and copartners Septt miler Ili, r 9, and Odober
7 at three, at the Dog Tavern Mancheller. Attoruies, Malta.

Knit-Bey and Cardwell. Manchefter.
Thomas Stoneman, of Exeter, money-fcrivener, September 9, 19,
and Clacker 17. at eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter.—
Aunt-nits, Mr Gullett, Limas, Exetzr; or Mr. bairbank, Ely
Place, London.
Thomas Elterrett. of painfwick, Gloucefterfhire, clothier, Septem-
ber 14, at eve, September Is, and Oau-er 17, at eleven, at the
Golden Crafs, Cain's ends, in itandwiet. Attornies, Mr. 'Pal-
but Savage, No. 7, Hattcn Garden, London; or Mr. John
Saunders, at Cain a Crufs aforefaid, rear Stroud.
antes Dalton, Stephen Shalicrcfs, and John Sksllcrofi, of Man-
cheats. cottomfpinners, dealers, chapmen and copartners. Sept.
1+,19, and Oflober 17, at four, at the Palace Inn, Manchelter.
Attornies, Meffrs. Kay and keulhaw, in Mai:ehefter.
William Miles, late of Brighthelmftone. StifTex, coal-merchant,
dealer and chapman, (hut now a prifoner in the Eleet,) Sept. 8
19, and October 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. John Ellis, James itreet, Buckingham Gate, London
jokph Simkifs, late of "I ipton, Staffordfhire, chain-maker, dealer
and dolman), (hut now in the County Prifon of Stafford,)
°etcher 1,3, and n is, at eleven. at the Littleton 's Arms Inn, in
Penkridge, StalFortlfhire. Atii.raies, Mr. Johniton, 1-1411 stair-
cafe, Inner Temple, London; or E. W. Jackfon, Weft Brum•
with.

James

14:13r1TCoetcrill, now or late or Cortr•in Road, Shnrediteh. Mid.
ditrem, chair-warufadurtr, Septemb...r 8, la, a.iti October t 7,
at twelve. at Guildhad. Attorney, Mr. John Hattca,Dean-
itrett, South

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SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, CUM and
ROCHESTER.
By Meffrs.HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
_ _ _

(Succeffors to Mr. Fmit b,)
At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, Change Alley, Cornhill, on Thud-
day, the 17th of September, at s a o'Clock, in Lou. by order of
the Troikas of Bing kith, Efq. dcreafed, end of the Proprietor=,
A Very delirable FREEHOLD FARM, in the
parifh of Cliffe, only t miles from Rocbencr, 7 from Gravel-
end, 14 from Dartford, and 29 from London. containing about 83
acres of excellent arable, paftnrc, meadow, and wood land, part
to the occupation of Mr. Thomas Parnell, tenant at will, with a
farm houfc, orchard, garden, barn, (tabling, and nut buildings, the
whole of the woodland is in hand. Aro, an tligible and highly
improvable Freehold Eftate, compriling the Cork thaufe.
in the High-ftreet, near the New Road, Rochetter, with fevcral
tenements, yards, gardens, and pre mires, forming trgether a va-
luable plot of buildings, ground extending ajo feet in depth, and
So feet in front, let for a !hart term to Meths. &Inky and_Mhley,
Brewers.
To be viewed by applying to the tenants, and particulars bad
twenty days previous to the fate, at the Crown, Rochefter ; Bull
' and George. Dartford ; Falcon, Gravel-end ; Role. Sittingbourn ;
Fountain, Canterbury ; of Mr. Moy Thomas, Solicitor, Bear
binder-lane ; Mr. Dutholt, Upholltercr, No. 1, Budge-row ; at
Garraway's ; and of Meffrs. Iloggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-
, Street.

FathEllol.l) ES I'ATE, i ON, SUSSEX.
By ftelleffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIP-,
(Succeffurs to Mr. Sme-ru,)
At Garraway's toffee Houle, Cornbill,ou Tuaday, September 29,
at Twelve,

A VALUABLE fItLEHOLD PLOT of
GRO ND, melt advantageoufly fituate, the lower corner
of Church area, near the Prince's Stable, and in front of the
Royal Parade, the principal entrance to the town of Brighton, vi i:h
a 'dwelling Houk. Counting Houk, Prentifes, and Coat Yard. 84
feet in front, by a depth of 66 feet; on leak to Mr. Miles, Co I
MerCiant, at a rent of trot. per alumni.
To he viewed fix days previous to the 3:de ; and Particulars then
had at Donaldfon't Library. and Old Ship. Brighton ; Star, Lewes;
at Garraway's; and of Marrs, Hoggait and Phillips, N 0.62,0141
Broad ftreet.

To RANK F RS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL fRA OF RS, &et
Defirahle FREEHOLD PREMISES, with immediate pofkf-
fioo..--.By Meffrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. SMITH),
At Garraway's Coffee boufe, Cornhill, on 1 hurfday, September
17, at Twelve, unlefs an acceptable offer is in the mean time
made by Private Con:rad.
A MOST definable FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
Ming of the extenfive and well arranged Premifes, in one
of the firlt fituations for bufinefs iti the City of London, No. t to,
Fleet ftreet, in the puffeffion of Meffrs Scaife and Willis, Woollen
Drapers and Taylors. removing to No. 155, formerly toB, New
Bond-ltrEct. The premtfes extend about 80 feet in depth, with a
communication into St. Dan:lan's court; arc in ercellent repair,
having been principally new built, within a few years, and confift
of a go d family boufe, containing fix exctlletit bed-rooms, dining
and drawing rooms of good proportion, convenient office. and ca-
pital cellarirg, with a handromt! front fbnp, counting•houft, ware-
houfe, paved yard, and back dwelling-houfe adjoining. offering al-
together, in point of fituation and extent, a molt defirahle property
for carrying on any refpedable wholefole and retail bufinefs, or
for the invelting money on undoubted fecuritv.
To be viewe I with licliets only, which with Particulars, may
he had twenty days previous to the fate, of Meffrs. Hovvot and
Pnillips, 6s, Broad-ftrect, Royal Exchange; Particulais alfo at

A complete FR.:LEI-10LO HUNTING-BOX. CASTEAD, near
GODSTONE, SURREY.
By Meffra. HOGOART and PHILLIPS,
(Sucteffots to Mr. SMITH).
At Garraway's C.-4fie Houre, Corobill, on Tudday, the 29th of
September, at Twelve,
'' iAVF RY improve.ibld FREEHOLD EiTA TE,
. ~.,,,,,,i.ig of a cnilyset FAMILY COTTAGE, or Sr ord.
nia:.'s l 4 flJerce, matt delightiony Iltuate on the Hill, palling
through the rural village of Oaltead, commanding molt extetifive
and divertified prorpedts in every diredion, with fulficient ronnis
'or the accommodation or a genteel Family; Coach Hodes,
Offices, and Stabling, Paeld;:ck, and produnive Kitchen Garden,
with zn abundance of fine Fruit Trees, cool fhady Evergreen Walk',
Wildernef!, thriving Plantations, and fine Spring Water.. 'The
Purchafcr wiU be accommaclazest with pnffeillon of the Elate the
tit of November, offering a mat defirable opporwrity for a Gen
tlensan to refidc in a fine Spurting Country, where Foz Hounds,
Stag Hounds, and Harriers, are conitately hunte3, and in a neigh-
bourhood carat refptaabisity, only xi miles from London.
May be viewed with tickets, which with particulars, may be
had 'en days previous to the Sale of MelTrs.Hoggart and Mika,
Old Broad-ftieet. Particulars ago at the Greyhounds, Croydon
and*Caribaltun; White Hart, Godilone ; and at Garraway's.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLFAtiORE GROUNDS. and
FOURTEEN ACRES of MEADOW LAND,.CHAMPION
HILL.—By Melfra. HOGGART and PHILLIPS.
• (Suceeirors to Mr. SMITH)
At Garraway's, on Tuefday. September 29, at Twelve &Clock,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTA FE,
held fur 83 years, comprifing an elegant Refidence, replete
with every convenience fur a large refpeCiablenmily, delightfully
'utted on Champion HA, within four miles t,f the Royal Ex-
change, the refidence and property of Thomas Langton, Efq.
The Houle contains numerous airy Bed Rooms, elegant Drawing
Rooms with Folding Doors, forming a grand fuite of Apartments
54 feet by 11, or tliree difti::trt rooms, with valuable Marble
Chimney Pieces, l.ihrary, pining Parlour, 3o feet by 19, noble
Hall, Vellibule, and Water Clofet, with Offices of every dekliption,
drv, : iry, and well arranged, Double Coach Holl:.Cti, St b ir.g for
l.
five Hortes, Lotts and Rooms. The Pleafts re Grounds are dil-
poled with infinite mite. opening to luxuriant and extenfive pro-
fneBs, produdtive Garden, Fruit Trees in abundance, and fine
Spring Water, a rich Paddock, and two inciolures of lkl4dow
I and, containing altogether about 14 Acres. in a Mee (tare it
t ultivatinn, with a new erinfted Cow Houle, Sheds, Stabling, and
Farm Yard.
11i4y be viewed, with tickets only, !iv el iys prev'cms to the fah,
which, with particulars, may then te had of Maims. Hoggart and
Phillips. No. ha. Broad.fireet ; particulars alfo at Gas raniay's.

The GREA FY IHES of CHICKS'S rEP,..
By Mars. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At Garraway's Coffee-houfe. Conan, en Vitdnefday, the 14th of
Oa°her, at twelve, by order of the Truttees of the late Henry
Halley, of Henley Park, Surrey, Efq. &axle&
THE RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES of
the feseral Parithes of St. PETER the GR EAT, within the
City of CHICHESTER, and the a iljoining Par then of RUM-
13OLD's WYKE,and FISHIsOURN, in the County of SUSSFX ;
extending aver about t sec arrec of arable, rich meadow, and other
land producing on a average, e,nut 4 :oi per annum, with bangs,
ftabling, and out buildings, and a fmall garden.
Particulars may be had twenty days previous to thc tale; of
John Scott, Efq. 53. Gaildford•flreet ; at the Dolphin, Chichrfter;
' Brighton; Star, Lewes; Hotel, Bognor; at Garraway's;
and of Meffrs. flogggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad Itrect. near
the Royal Exchange.

TYTHES —FARNHAM, SURREY.
By Mdfrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS.
At Garraway'r Cotreeboufe, Corokii,on Wednelday, the 14th day
of ()dialler, at Twelve-, (by order of the Truftees of the late ,
Henry Halley, of Henly Park, Surrey, )--fq deceafed )
A MOS I' Valuable FREEHOLD ES rATE, held
for Three Good Lives under the Archdeacon of Surrey,
efinfifting of the Redorial Manor of Farnham, with the courts,
quit rents, and a neat fubilatitial Patronage boufe, garden, (Aces,
and glebe, fpaelous new built barns, !beds, farm yard, (tabling,
and other out-buildings, With the very valuable Great Tythes of
the extenf.ve parilh of Farnham, wiling from hops, corn, hay,
Sec. and extending ovar 7000 Acres of Arable, rich Meadow,
and pafture Lands, producing about 2:001. per annum
Alfo, a long range of Hop Kilea, in the town of Farnham, re-
cently credted at a very coufiderable expellee, and replete with
warrhoufes, ftore-rooms, and every other requifite—allo a piece
of Land adjoining, and various apparatus for collecting and dry-
ing of bops—the Kilos, and Land adjoining, are freehold of inhe-
ritance, and iliftind from the other property
Particulars may be hal twenty one days previous to the Pale, of
John Scott, Efq /3, Upper Guildford•ftreec, Ruffell-fq,:art ; at the
While Hurt, Bagihot ; Swan, Alton and A lresfard ; Tsafo, S ;eines ;
Cattle, Wiudfur ; Beth, Farnham : Meffre. I ioggart and Poilope,
No. ea Broad ftrect, Royal Exchange; and of Mr. fames Paioc,
Farnham, who will thew the premilea.