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London, England, 1812-07-29 00:00:00

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE 01
CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS UNDER THE ACT
OF THE 51ST GEO. 111. CAP. 15.
South Sea House, July 20, 1912.
°THE COMMISSIONERS for the ISSUE of
" EXCHEQUER MILS do hereby give Notice, that by ea
Act pored in this Session of Parliament, they are authorised to i
give further time for repayment of the sums remaining unpaid
of the Loans granted by them upon such securities as are re-
quired by the said Act, and they !rive appointed William Holden,
Esq. their Secretary, to receive all applications in writing, which
may be made for the extension of times for repayment of any
such Loan. Every application for this purpose must be made
forthwith.

JOHN MAVOk AND SON'S BANKRUPTCY.
r-rkiE Creditors of Messrs. JOHN MAYOR, the
la• elder, and JOHN MAYOR, the younger, late of No. 15e,
Lradenhall-street, in the City of London, Merchants and In-
surance Brokers, Dealers,Chapmen, and Copartner., Bankrupts,
or of either of than, who have not proved their Debts under the
joint Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued, and now in
prosecution against the said John Mayor, the elder, and John
Mayor, the younger, are requested to send in the particulars of
their respective demands, with the description of their Securities
(if any) and the names and address of the party intendh g to
prove the same, and if on account of a Firm, the Christian and
Surnames of the several Partners therein, to the Counting-house
of the Assignees, No. 138, Leadenhall-street aforesaid, in order
that the'aecounts may be examined and adjusted, and the Depo-
sitions prepared previously to the next public Meeting, under the
said Commission, which will be holden at Guildhall on the Ist
day of August next. WESTON and TEESDALE,
July 28, 1819. Solicitors to the Commission.

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jN pursuance of a Decree of the High Court of
A Chancery, made in a Cause, Dowen agalnit Runnington, the
Creditors of CHARLES STOAT, late of Critchill House and of
Brownies Castle, In the County of Dorset, Esq (who died on or
about the 11th of May, 1610, 'are to come in and prove their
Debts be Witt.tau ALIMANDCR. El. one of the Masters
of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings,
Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said Decree.
G. and R. W. CLARKSON, Pligatlrs Solicitors.
Esses•ttreet, Strand, July 14, 1812.

ASSISTANT MINISTER FOR SAINT MARY'.) CHURCH
IN DOVER.
THE PARISHIONERS of SAINT MARY'S
PARISH. In DOVER, having Resolved iu Vestry, in con-
sideration of the intended redgnation of their well respected
Assistant Minister, the Rev. Mr. WISE, to appoint a succe'sor
during the life of their present Worthy Minister, the Rev. Mr.
LYON, with a stipend of £BO per annum, and the Surplice Fees,
Notice is hereby given, that the Election of such Assistant Mi-
nister will take place In the Vestry-Room of the above Church,
on the 16th day of November next, at ten o'clock in the fore-
noon. Such Clergymen of the Established Church as may be de-
sirens of the Appointment, will be pleased to transmit their
names and address to Mr. (I. W. Oravenzr, Solicitor, Dover (tbe
Vestry Check) before the Ist day of September next; and, con-
formably to the ancient custom of the Parish on vacancies of
the Minister, it will be expected that the Gentlemen who offer
themselves as candidates, will perform Divine Service in the
Church before the day of Election; the days of oficiating to be
regulated by the order in which applicrions may be made to the
Vestry Clerk, due notice of which' will be given by him to the
respettive candidates.
' The Vestry Clerk will furnish any further information that
may be required.—Dover, July 27, 1812.

THE ARMY.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT for supply-
ing Officers of his Majesty's Army with Regimentals and
Appointments of all descriptions for every Regiment in the Bri-
tish service, bothlor Home and Foreign Service, conformable to
the Regulations ordered by the different' Commanding Officers,
and approved by the Commander In-Chief, at a shorter notice,
and from 16 to 20 per Cent. under the regular credit charges, fur
ready money or Agent's Acceptances at?ly.
Soloman . and Sons.. Manufacturing' (radon!, Lacemen, Em-
broiderers Jindi 4prord Cutlers, No. '2, New-stuns Coveut•Gar-
den , Loncod.
• NEW HOUSES •and FIREsPLACES,I'ARTICULARLY
KITCHENS.
STRATTON, begs leave to iofotp the Public,
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that he has removed his Manufactory from Biackfriars-
Road, to 15, Ozford-street, where may be had his unequalled
Patent STEAM KITCHENS, calculated for small as well as
the largest Families I Patent Descending and all other Stoves t
Patent Smoke leeks, Bell Hanging, and every Arai& in the
Furnishing Ironmongery s Iron Gates, Railing, Balconies, and
all kinds of Smith's Work.—Stoves, dtc. Cleaned and Repaired,
Bought, or Exchanged.
On a comparison with the above, the Public will find that the
Ranges, Ovens, and BOUM SO generally: Advertised, are gross
Impositions, and not worth the expence of Firing.

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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
VERY Valuable FREEHOLD, Tithe•free,
sod Eatraparoekial ESTATE, emulating of a good Finn-
Muse, large Barn, and eiroy. alba necessary Out-building and
about 200 Acres ,pf excellent Arable Meadow, and Pasture
Ground, situate in a Midland County, and near to good Markets.
N. B. 71,eabove Mate cag be Let tis a respectable Tenant te
pay 4 per Cent. • • ,
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pSolicitors, Cr*
FREEHOLD PION.

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in Leeson Tnepday, the lackey olVisigiist, Isis, Wthe Woes
Head Inn, Cirencester, Cloncestersbire,
THE MANOR of OARSEY, aid! a Mansion arid
. .a. Oiled fit for the Residence of a miss pomading fora
=re thostand pounds a year ; Ana several Panne of na-
rk* Lead, with Wooderagok thriviog Plantations. to-
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pikter about 766 A. 2R. 24P. with makable sod Substamtd Farm-
hoqiii sod Building's, in exec-Dent midi% sluice six Wass ----
r of Cirencester, and
be 22 miles oectikesseboo- 't
om 80.
Particulars may had a moith
cipal buts in the adjoining CosindspeA pr.
Richardson and Co.. Sarveyora, Uncut"'
Stevens, at Osksey, who wM obi* --'
Webb; Webb, and'AinirOod, it Bali
oargalrixt beet! villolv, v tan s;
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VALE OF GLAMORGAN.
la the month of August nest (anises previously aimed of by
Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given),
SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes
of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Llangan, Colwinstone,Penanh,
Coggan, Llandough, Lavernock, St. Andrews, Mirthir Doran,
Llantrissont, and Llandaff ; afro several Houses In the town of
Cardiff ; containing in the whole about 11566 Acres ; together
with the Manors of West Llantwitt, Corntown, and Penarth.—
Particulars wiU soon be published.- Apply to Messrs. Webb,
Webb ,and Atwood, Salisbury.
WORCESTERSHIRE. •

FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD MANOR and ESTATES.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. COURT and JACOB,
On Wednesday, the 12th August next, at Eleven o'clock In the
Forenoon, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham,
• HE WOODROW FARM, in the parish of f
Bremsgrove, consisting of a superior Farm-house, capable
at a small elpeuce of being converted Into a residence, with spa-
cious and convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of 291 Acres
of Land, lying within a ring fence; the whole freehold, and part
tythe free • now in the possession of Mr. Thomas Carpenter.
The BROOK HOUSE FARM, consisting of a good Farm.
house, with convenient Out-buildings, and upwards of GS Acres
of Land, lying within a ring fence; the whole freehold, and part
tythe free; now in the possession of Mr.Thotnas Hook Carpenter.
The MANOR of CHADDICH, in the parish of Sromsgrove,
together with A. R. P.
Chaddich Hall Farm, containing - 231 3 It
The Beacon Farm 182 u 21
The Manor Farm - • 113 3 30
Broad Moor Wood 7 0 21
Siivare Coppice 3 1 141
Beacon Wood - • o 17 0 ep

st o s 4
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5110 2 6
The Manor and Farms last mentioned are Leasehold, held
Mader the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford.
At the same time will be Sold, several smaller Lou of Free-
hold Land, lying near the above.
These Estates form a very eligible and improvable property ;
are extremely compact. well situate for markets,
:being distant
from Worcester 14 miles, Birmingham 10 miles, Stourbridge a,
and Bromegrove I miles, near excellent roads.
The Manor and Farms, from the situation of t►e woods and
hilli,-are admirably well calculated foe the production and pre-
servation of game, with which they are well stocked; and there
are several good Pools for breeding and feeding Ash. The seve-
ral Tenants will spew the Premises, of which possession may be
had at Michaelmas neat.

Descriptive Partieulan and Plana wW be reedy by the en44l
the month of July ; and nay be had at the peineAnd inns in tbe
nel:hbourbood ; and at the Olkee of hop); Snbine. Sok Steno.
bridge ; Mews. Bourne and Sen. Dodgy ; Mr. IlebeeseAreessil
'veer ; Mr. R. Wriggle, led Mews. Lee said Cordeillitieleip
ham ; or of the AujObenert. at Ilsokatene, near Hewing
their Dike in Wessinger.

NEWSTEAD ABBEY, NO'rfiNGHAM.
By Mr. FAREBROTHER,
At Garraway's Cofferhouse, Leaden, on Friday,
August 14, at Twelve o*Clock, in Two Lets,
HE very important, extensive, -and valuable
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FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of the Manor or Lord-
ship isf Newatead, in the County of Nottingham, and tise ancient
Mansion, sailed New stead Abbey, and 3800 Acres, more or leas,
of Arable, Meadow Pasture, Wood Land, ar.d Lakes, divided
into sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Sane Quarries and
Limekilns, comprising the entire Lordship, the whole extra-
parochial and tythe-fitee, (except about Acres, in thead
joining Parish of Llasby,) and the poor and other rates ver
trifling, the whole (except the Mansion, Castle, Gardens, Woods,
and Lakes, which are in band), let at present at old and very
' low rents, (highly improvable) to tenants, who are under notice
to quit, so that an early possession of the whole Estate may be
insured to a purchaser.
'1 here are several powerful streams- of water, with sufficient
falls for mill work, for Manufactories of the lest magnitude.
The Estate is situated on the gnat Nerds Road, between not-
thigh= and Mansfield, ten miles• from the former, and three
from the latter, and 130 from Lomb& •
The Manor is well stocked with Orme of all sorts, end the
Lakes With Fish and with WOd Fowl in the season, and forms a
domain rarely to be purchased,
Lot 1 will consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whelk
the Farms, Woods, and Lakes, atone Quintet and
enconspaseed by the park paling, en the wen side of
N andorth Reed, containing WWI Acres, mere or less.
Lot 2 will consist of the Hut Public-hew and the Fenno, and
the inclosed Land on Sherwood, on the east side at the perk
paling, and containing 608 Acres, mote or less.
The property may be viewed, en applying to Mr. Owe
Mealay, at eke Het Pollak-house on the Estate; of whom
printed Pardealan any be had; and also of John Hanson, le+
No. 6, Chatieery-Isere • at the Place of Sale; at the Blacknsoor's
Head, mad White Lion Inns, Nottingham • the Swan Inn, Mane.
field; Beet hushLoughboroegh ; and Three Crowns, Iniermer.
Pa mat Mr. Fartbrothfr's Oaks, No. 0, Beat fort-
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FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN GLAMOILOANSHHUI AND
INIONZIOUTHSHISE.
Ey Mr. BRIER LAUDER.
At the Angel bin in Cardiff, on Tuesday, Awn sf; ISIS,
sad following Day, in can the Mme is not ossopletiff iedie
95th, at 10 o'clnek In the foresee*, In forty-we Lel
QUNDRY Desirable FARMS and i Distacbed
LA LANDS, skewed in dorsal'. et St. Andrew's, Wa-
rn, Roth, Leaders, and litassay, Is the County of Gle.
simian ; end In the Pariebes et St,*ffew,ltuntney, becheel-
stay, Ted.% eta Datehiled, ail fer*bi Towns a 14strpon, In
the County of Mispartmilbs co.imaisleg ant Imo Arlesin akw
dye Country, and let to respeetahlellsolate, et low "teller*, sbe
hrd!whole Wag aerobe tat great 727 rid so situated ea bs
good situaliens for Bulleng ognsnoseng SO/Vieth
eithe Bristol Cheadand the 'canny; bag widths
lit miles of the awileset Tone fle edirdir wed Neverin, and, Jo
'doe erect Read trosoildetalte.SOsebel. and Zodffifft444l/148,

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. Att a MEETING of the QEIttLEMtI4; %Am*
awing as. hereunto udwerib.d, et the Town HA, hi '
Derbies, in tee Calory of WIN% all Mk,. the 14th July, Lsl I
THOMAS ORIMSTONISTCOMILT. Kill is the PM.,
The follow*/ Resolutions (memo ethiwarwere altered into* .
That the Obfeet end Cassiltutlist 'et the Sib% lees Pond.:
Bilk Society, bare the owaldappreketints of Ms Meetlegs l '
' That the Mein behkevell perleaded that the designs of AV
*we Society ere misses* pee, and wavered led=tial
al/ ounaldesse of Sets or Peety,testicaleakted to
true lemma and happieess Of maad, dO hereby temsest 'del
Notice if the lobabbasks of the deity of WON to lb obisiti
prowdebg to extend an great &Metope and blessiags to tise.
Plow& of tills Country and to Foreke Leek sad beg leave to
Invite all those who may be friendly to the missy to meet at tha,
Town Hall, In Devizes, on Feday, the lith day of August seas
at Twelve o'Cloek, at Noon, for the repose of considering die:
propriety of forming en auxiliary Bible Satiety for the County et.
Wats, and adopting such measures as shall appear most Meier•
able in the judgment of this Meeting, to ptimetne any are, .
llsos. Grim. Esteourt Robin opet
' Wad. Leek* Richard Kelgit
Thee. Ant. Mathison Theta Tawast
Joseph Toot excel W. Powell l
Charles Mayor Robot Fowler
T: Bruges , Edward Phillip) .
Wm. Salem* Joseph Smith .
• W. W. Mame Thomas Reteeteet
John Tyke Williams linghes .
Thomas Tyke John AWdry 1 •
Robert Merlin, Jun. John Wbale
1 Charles Tyke K Peek.
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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. -
WAR DEPAILI7dittiT.
- • kir,- 2 min I*, JULY 27.

A Diaper* of which the falkowlog is as extract, has been thiS
1 day received at Bari Bathurst's Nice. addressed to libLod-
I ship. by the East at Weillageoe, dosed Reeds, July T. leis.
The army broke up from the encampment on the
Guarena on the morning of the Ist inst. and the
enemy having retired from Alaejos, encamped on the
Trabancos, with the advanced guard at La Nava
del Rey. Having heard that the enemy bad de.
stroyed the bridge of Tordesillas, our advanced guard
crossed the Zapardiel, and moved upon Rueda, on
the morning of the 2.1, supported by the left of the
army, while the right and centre moved towards
Medina del Campo.
The enemy,however, bad not destroyed the bridge
over the Douro, as reported ; and the main body of
the army had retired upon Tordesillas, leaving the
rear guard at Rueda.
Lieutenant-General Sir Stapleton Cotton imme.
diately attacked the rear guard with Msjor•General.
Anson's and Major-General Victor Allen's brigades
**(cavalry, and drove them in upon the main body
at Tordesillas. As the right and centre of the army
were at a considerable distance, I could not bring
up a sufficient body of troops in time to attack the
enemy during their passage of the Douro, and they,
effected that operation without material loss; and
took their position on that river, with their right on
the heights opposite Polo:, their centre at Tordesil-
las, and their left at Simancas, on the Pisuerga.
I moved our left to Pollos on the 3d, and obtained
possession of the ford over the Douro at that place,
But as the ford was scarcely practicable for infantry.
and the enemy's corps was strongly posted, wilt a
considerable quantity of cannon, on the heights '
which comman4 the plain on which the troops mast
have formed after crossing the ford, and as I could
not establish the army on the right of the Douro till
I should have adequate means of passing the river, I
did not think it proper to push our troops further. I
General Bonnet was at Aguilar del Campo in the
end of last month.
ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY H.
Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John
Wil-
son Croker, Esq. dispatches from Captain Sir Home
Popham, of his Majesty's ship Venerable, giving an
account of his farther proceedings subsequent to those
atoned in his former letters, and inserted in the Oa.
VOW of the 14th instant. On the,ed, the squadron .
.coder his orders being off Guetaria. an attack wail
imploded to be made upon that platy, androp=
02:25,f Royal Marines were 4444.4,74,6,
accompanied by Caen! Apr the
=of reconnoitring; .ht :asst,Ccof the
, being discovered slid* do, And the
whose co-operation -had beem, expected,
heienmeipmed with the enemy in a diffieepem qomreer,
the penitittock was relinquished, Ina Mae neetilei,
re.seeharie4 but without losm.: Ximielpilliee bed
beeiem=Zt in an action with a eF 15iing eighty prisonen (rani Amok..
Oneemend sad thirty of the enemy are stated to
have been bad. and fifty taken, who had harm left
wounded on the, kW of battle, mad die lipmoWt
sonars were liberated. On the 6th Sir Homo Popham
arrived off Castro, whale agevoweller end a c
pony of marinas had been landed br Sir George Ceir
lice from the •Surveillante, to waist colonel LOOP
an attack on the place. Afannaiioa was however .
received of the approach of 2500 .Freach troops,
whose arrival abliged Loop to retire, and dip .
tieslanded from the Kneen% were spin • •
without loss. In the evening the enemy woe men
marthinx into the town.- On the "NI the essay
were driven from the Unto. by the are of the I
"drop, and took poet out the hills, mid •
were made fora landing nod attack oat .tbe
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