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London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.

This day was pubilibed,the Second Edition, elegantly printed
in O4tavo, with Plates, price los. 6d. in boards,
VSSAYS on GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE,
By the Rev. T. WARTON, Rev. J. BENTHAM, Cap-
tain GROSS, and the Rev. J. MILNER, (with a Letter to the
MAME). Illidtnted wit& twdve Plates if Ornaments, Stc.
Mani awn indent Builangs; calculated to exhibit the va-
rious kple. of Masan Period& To which is added a Lift of
the LlttiaiwY of 114nrel, ub their dime:ohms.
Printed feel Taylor, at the Ardriteaural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn.
Villtere may be had.
a. SPECIMENS of GOTHIC ORNAMENTS. feleded
front the ParUk Chunk of Lavadtam, in Suffolk ; on forty
Plates. Qparso. as.
2. PLANS, ELEVATIONS, SECTIONS, and VIEWS of
the Church at BATALHA in PortugaL To which is prefixed
an introduaery Difeinrefe oaths Principle% of Gothic Architec-
ture. By JAMES MURPHY, Archited. Printed on Imperial
Folio, with twenty-fey= elegantly engraved Plates. Price
4 141. 6d. half-hound.
3. ORNAMENTS of YORK CATHEDRAL, by J Half-
penny. Quanta 6L so*.

HANTS.—To as SOLD AND LLT AT AUCTION,
On the Prendfa—By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday the 3d of May, tltoi, preeifely at Twetre o'clock,
TH E FOLLOWING ESTATES:
-6- Lot I. A. truly defirable COTTAOt °Rana; replete with
Dosneftle Offices of every defeription; a pi,Rurefque Garden and
Pleafure Grounds, planted with the chuiceft Fruit-trees, well
cropped; a luuldfome Great-bode, Melon-grounds, fenced
Potary-yard, a detached three-italled Stable, Hay-loft and
Groom's room, Carriage-houfe, Harnefs-roons, Coal aad Wool
Sheds; towhies is united a plain Cottage, which forms a School-
room, Nurfery, Laundry, Brew and Walla-boufes, with three
Bed-ehamben; alb a good Barn, Granary, Cart and Cow-
honks. with a Hach-ftable.
The above Praaiks are &sate In the beautiful Village of
Hatablodon The Society of the place and its environs Waft
and refpedable—lnas and Shops of the belt accommodation—
a Pak of capital fabferlpdat Fox Hounds, immediately on the
fpot. The Tenure b both Freehold and Gopyhold, held under
theißilhop of Winchefta ; the Fines and (bit-Runts are very
inconliderable, and not Heriotabie ; lam the refiatnee of T. M.
Palmer, Efq. of which inftant patellae may be had.
Lot s. A COPYHOLD MATE; comprifing a Meado*
of 7 Acres, nearly adraing Lot I.
Lot 3. A Freehold itate called PITT's HILL ; comparing
Two Enclofurn of Arable Land, containing about 33 Acres.'
Lot. 4. A Freehold and a Copybolii Eftate, called the TIL-
LONGERS; cotaprillag Two Enclofures of Arable Lind,
containing about to Acres, lix of which are Freehold.
lot. s. To be Let, for an unexpired term of three Yean, a
FARM, caked Goldfmitba, conspriling a Farm-bade, Gate.
room,'Gardcn, Orchard, Barn, Cart and ;.Fodder-bosifes, and
three Cow-pens ; together with upwards of eighty-four Acres
of Land, let at SDI per Annum: with the young Crops on:the
Eftates, in various Lots.

And inutiediately after which will be fold by Audion,
The. Farming Stock, and Implements of Hulbandry, con-
taining four clever Cart-horfes, one. barren and four Cows.
and Calves, Twenty Sheep, Two Waggons, Two Dung and
pen light Carte; Hands; Filuanes, &e. '
• Together with. the Endre, Genteel, and Modern HOUSE-
:HOLD FURNITURE, Plate, Linen, China, Glare, &Gnarl
Plano-Forte, bjr Stodart, and variossotber valuable Elfedlb.
Belengtog to T. M. IYA Lain, Efq.
.Pristed Parnaiba' and Catalogue (at 6d. each, to-he r!-
'timed to Purchafenr),willbein time pa-Familiar! delivered At
the adjacent Market Towns. the PleAe Of Sale ; the.Chaptcr
Callkalicufe; and maarbe had: o i'dr. Urea, Solicitor, No. to,
Gray's Inn Square; =ref M. Vreikr, at his Genial Ague?
O$ e, Chiebettcr.

WARWICKSHIRE.
MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE.
TO It PaItIit4PTORILY SOLD SY AUCTION,
By EDWARD LEES,
On Thurfday the 3d day of June, at Two o'Cloch in
the Afternoon, at the Houfe of Daniel Wagitaff, walled or
known by the name or ago of the Bull and Fleur de Lis,
fituate in Nuneaton, in the County of
THE MANOR of WEI)DINGTON, in the
Paid County; and a very deficit& FREEHOLD ES-
TATE there, in the following Lots:—
Lot I. All new-erected and capacious Meffuags, Tene-
ment, or Farm-honfe, with the Yard,Gardens, Orchard. Barns,
Stables, Cow-hovels, and other Out-offices thereunto adjoining,
and belonging; and alfa all thole leveret Clofes, Pieces or Par-
cels of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pisan re Land thereunto ad-
joining and therewith occupied, fituate, (landing, lying, and
Wog In Waddington, in ale county of Warwick, containing to-
gether 169 A. and t 7 P. or thereabouts, (be the fame more or
lets) and now and ibrfevairal years bit pall in the Tenure or
Occupation of Mr. 'iSmtias Torapron.
' Lot. a. All that other Meituage, Tenement or Farm, with
the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-hovels, end
other Out-offices thereunto adjoining and belonging; and alfu
all thole fevers! Clofes, Pieces or Parcel of rick Arable, Meadow
and Paiture Land, thereto adjoining, and therewith occupied ;
alto fituate, ftanding, lying, and being in Waddington aforefaid ;
containing together 188 A. 3 R. and 6 P. or thereabouts (be the
fame more or Ids) and now alto in the Tenure or Occupation
of the fold Thomas Tompfon.
Lot ~'All that other Melluage, Tenement, or Farm-honk,
with the Yard, Garden,Orchaid, Barn, Stable, Cow hovel!,
and other Out.offices thereunto adjoining and belonging ; and
olio all thole feveral Chiles, pieces or parcels of rich Arab!e,
Meadow, and Patture Land thereunto adjoining, and therewith
oceupled,.fituate, ilanding, lying, and being in Waddington
aforefaid, containing together t4S A. and 5 P. or thereabouts,
(be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or occupa-
tion of Mr. John Taylor.
Lot 4. All that new credo' Meftuage,Tenetrient, or Farm-
honk, with the Yard, Garden, Orchard, Barn, Stable, Cow-
hovels, and other Out-oficcs thereunto adjoining and belonging ;
and alto all thole foreral Cloics, Pieces, or parcels of rich
Meadow and Failure Land thereunto adjoining and therest ith
occupied, fituate, (landing, lying, and being in Waddington
aforefaid, containing together 65 A. I R. and 13 P. or there-
abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure ur
occupation of Mr. John Townfend.
Lot 5. All thofe two Chiles, pieces or parcels of exceeding
rich Meadow and Pafture Land called the Homeplank Meadow,
and the Paddock, fituate lying, and being iu Weddingo,
atorefald, containing togeler 11 A. 3 R. and 38 P. or there-
abouts, (be the fame more or lefs,) and now in the tenure or '
occupation of the Paid Thomas Tampion.
I.ot 6. All thofe two other Clofes, pieces, or parcels
of exceeding rich Meadow and Failure Land called the
Brook Meadow, and the Brook Clore, fituatc, lying, and
being In Waddington aforefaid, containing together 13 A.
aR. and t t P. or thereabouts (be the fame more or lets),
and now alto In the tenure or occupation of the laid Thomas
Tompfon.
Lot 7. All thofe four Clofcs, Pieces, or Parcels of RI, II
Arable, Meadow, and Paiute called the Meadow, the
Hovel Clore, eh:Footway Clete, and the Lane Clore, fituatc.
lying, and being In Weddington aforefaid, containing together
x 6 A. 3 K. and 18 P. adjoining the Cottage piece, belonging to
Nuneaton aforefaid, and lying by the Lane-fide leading front
Nungatoei to Higharn-on-the-hill, and now in the tenure or
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occupation of Mi.: John Townfeni
Arable
rAllpaitthureofeLtlwod,Clcalolleesd,
thPleecHes, .liiocr.,Paarndettoodof
nftlai,cfhs
Clok, fituate lying, and being in Weddington aforefaid, ad;
joining the CLeiage-road from Nuneaton', to Highiun-nn-the-
Mil aforefaid, and near to the Walling-greet Road, and now
in the tenure or occupation of the fail Thomas Tompfon.
Lot 9. The Manor of Weddington aforefaid, with the Per;
quifnes and Appendages thereunto belonging.
Weddington is fituated within one Mile of Nuneaton, five of
Atherftone,the fame Monet from Hinckley, nine Milt. front
Coventry, and eighteen Wes from Leicefter, in a fine Sportirg
Country, is near the Watling-Reed Road, and silo near th,7
. Turnpike Road leading from Lekeftcr to Coventry, and w kb; et
a molt dins= of the Coventry and Athby Canal Nal igations.
The Land Is in general very Rich and Fertile. Lots and A
are equal, if not furrier, to any Land in the County of War-
wick; the Brook aisle is fituate on an eminence, command:-
ing a beautiful profiled of the Currounding Country, and
is a deurableipet to eroft a Manfion or other Buildings upon.
14rbaC4 r th
underd k 1 quality,
wtibheetivatindi;astte-si:istfilial:4nlhe
eurialliddlitiduelr-rbisu,dtNedP:rilliez7drate‘ts—aue 4reG4-etorg:yaua:;lcoinulloitmhwye,
A= Crowns, Lelmfter ; Cattle, Coventry; Red Lion,
• and the WiAGeorge Inn,
Warwick; Cattle Inn, Birmiughani
te Hart, Araby-de-leaouch.
for a view of the Prentifes apply to the refiamlice Tenants,
t or toDattiel Wagßaff, to Nuneaton aterefaid ; and for ali mt.
I the; particulars to Rolont Abney, Bk. of 4%411hr-de-la -Lou, h;
' in the county. nf Leiceiter; Mr. Matthew Ingle, of the fame
place; mr. Fanner, of Barton in the Beans, in the laid Coeur v;
to Mr. George Greenway, Attorney at Law, Nimeaton,
tele/mire, where a plan of the Eftato maybe teen ; or to Mr,
Taws Nicholls, Attorney at• Law, N 0.41. Great
Ittourafbury;LoOdon. •

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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-01PIIICR, APRIL 24.
....

Fronds LONDON GAZETTE, April 24.

At the Court at St. James's, the 2 tit of April,
t Boz, prefent, the Kt a a's moll Excellent Kg as.
TY in Council.

This day the Right Honourable Eowsao Loan
EL L sokouGH, Lord Chief Jullice of his Majef
ty's Court of King's Bench, was, by his MaiIISTY'S
command, fworn of:his Majts-ry's Mot! Honour•
able Privy Council, and took his place at the Board
accordingly.

The Kim) has been pleated to grant unto Cap
taro THOMAS Louis, of the Royal '.navy, his Roy-
al licence and permilllon to accept the rank of
Commander of the Order of St. Ferdinand and of
Merit, which it is the intention of FERDINAND the
Fourth, King of the Two Sicilies, to confer upon
him ; and to bear the infignia of Commander of '
the raid order.

The KING has been pleated to conftitute and ap-
point the !tight Hon. Femmes Lord Narita tobehib
MAJASTY'S High Commiflioner to the General
Aftembly of the Church of Scotland.

Eztrad of a letter from Ma Excellency Lord ST. Hatan's to
the Right Hatounble Lord Hawicassoat, dated Moteow,
04tober is, isoi.

I have the honour to tranfmit to your Lordfhip,
by this Mellinger, the additional articles to the
Convention of the (t 7)sth June, which have been
figned by myfelf and Plenipotentiaries of this
Crown ; together with an Aa which I have alto
concluded with the Danifh Plenipotentiary, con-
taining the acceffion of that Court to the faid Con-
vention and additional articles, and its I accep-
tance on the part of his Mikity.

Erred ea letter from Ms EsecUency Lord ST. HILTS'S to
die Right Honourable Lord HAWILLSSURT. dated Peter&
Lurch. April a,
I have the fatistaftion of tranfmitting to your
Lordlhip the Swedilh Ad of Accellion to the
Convention of the ( t 7 ) 3th June, 18ot, which was
ligned (with its Duplicate) on the 3oth pall, by
myfelf, and the Baron de STUDINGIC ; and inftru-
:rents of a like tenor were at the fame time inter-
changed between that Minifter and the Plenipo-
tentiaries of his Imperial Majefty. I have more-
over the fatisfaßion of being enabled to allure your
Lordfitip, that the Swedilh Ambaffador has been
di ftinElly informed by the Count de Korscxoussv.
that as the motives which had occafioned the late'
revival of the fyftem of the Armed Neutrality were
now happily done away, that fytlem is confidered
by this Court as completely annulled and aban-
doned, not only as a general Code of Maritime
Law, but even in its more limited meaning of a
fpecific engagement between Ruffia and the other
confederates.

i Regiment at Focp Goarda...Major-Geneial Napier Cliriftle
Borten to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General
Liitcergromoted to the command of the 45th Foot ; Major-
oenGeorge Milner to be Firft Major, vice Major-Gum-
tai Bonne ; Major-General W. D. Macias elephow to be
&trod Major, vice Major-General Milner; Lieutenant-
Coked Edward Stephens robe Captain of a Company,vke
Major General CSepbane ; Captain Sir Windham William
Dan( Bart. to be Captain-Lkutenant, vice St=
Enfign Gabde Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice Sir
Dalling. . _

45th Regiment of Foot-.Lieutenant-General Cavendith Liter,
from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Colonel, vice General
Adeane, deccafed.
Argylllitire Volunteers.
Captain John Maclean, of the late sth Irascible Infantry, to
be Fist lieutenant; John Campbell, Gent. to be Second
Lieutenant, vice James Campbell, who refigns.
Banffiltire Volunteers.
Alexander Staples, Gent to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ram-
fay, &ceded.
Loyal Edenfide Rangers.
Captain Henry Montt to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; Right Ho-
nourable Thomas Wallace to be Major ; Lieutenant Robert
Warwick to be Cappaain of a Troop; Lieutenant John Loth
to be Captain of a Company; Henry Pottinger, Gem to be
Lieutenant of Cavalry.
To be Fiat Lientenseu-.Thomas Benton, Gent. vice War-
wick; William Henry Kilbourne, Gent. vice Lolls; and
John Lowrey, Gent.
To be Cornet—Richard Lowrey, Gent.
To be Second Lieutenants—Warren Mande Lamb, Gent.
Ri-
chard Graham, Gent. and Warren Maud Stamp, Gem.
To be Adjatant-41earge Mats, Gent.
Royal Manchefter and Salford Volunteers.
Catt Lieutenant George Webter to be Captain, vice Edge,
cd ; Lieutenant Janes (=vont to be Captain-Lime-
cant, vice Webtla ; William Leech, Gent, to be Lieute-
nant, vice 011ivant ; Robinfon ?inky, Gent. to be Surgeon,
trim Hatl, deceafed
Loyal Pembrokethire Legion.
Wary Rees, Gent. to be Second Liemaant, vice Edwards,
who rdigns.
Loyal Ringwood Volunteers.
Lieutenant Baldwin to be Captain, vise Veal, de.
coaled ; Ears John Ridart to be Lieucena;st, vice Baldwin.
South Shields Volunteers.
Ralph &Woo, Gent. to be Enka, vice joins Robson, who
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