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London, England, 1809-05-22 00:00:00

F:? EE; ESTATE, NEAIk Y,A It

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A VALUABLE FtZEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
:too Acrt of Inclosed Aeable and Pasture Land,
long very compact,nearty within a ring fence' and situate about
an hour's ride from Bath. ?here is a large substantial built Mart-
ton on tins Premises, and aft Offices requisite for the Farm and
Inr the House with Cottages and Ger.'ens for Labourers; the
whole at which is in yen good repair. There is no charge what •
ewer upon the Estate, the Land Tax and Quit Rents having been pur.
c...sied, except the Lend Tax on one small Cleft. A part of the
rut-claw Money may, if desired, remain oh the Premises; and
• a Purchaser may, if he wishes it, be accommodated with pones-
iot! of a small part of the Lands next Year, and the remainder
the Year following.

Printed l'art kittars may be had at Messrs. Debary and Derby's,
No.l, 'fanficld-court, Inner Temple, 1.00 don; at the WWI* Lion,
Bath; Talbot, Bristol; Dake's Arms, Marlborough ; Castle,
l'erises ; Spread East:, Salisbury; and at the Office of Messrs.
ny and Michell, ilk laippenham, who are authorised to treat
for the sae, aad eldsam a Description of the Estate may be ha l.

CAPITAL MANSION -HOWSE, MANOR and ESTATE,
GLOUCESTERSHIRE, near 11,11.45-10.1.
TO SE SOLD ISY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
HE
.r.NsioN kiousE, and
rr
E.STATE efOVER [MT, in the parish of Almonds--
tart ; onsiseu.g of above 900 Acres of capital Land (nearly the
hit of which lies within a ring-Slice), divided Imo suite*
)6, ~;(113 er with an eateehout *award's House. and this Ober
amts,
and Cottages of the Village or Hamlet of Over.
Alsu sixty-seven Cottage-Rights, on the Marais-Commelo,tte
Salt-Marsh, in the said parish.
The Mansipn House, with or without the Manor and Hamlet,
may be purchased with any quantity of Land, not less than 110
Acni, including the Park ; and the purchaser will be accommo-
date: with the Furniture and any part of tke Farming-stock on
Lair terms.
The greater part of the purchase-money may, If desired, re-
main on mortgage upon the Estate, fpr a term of years.
Over• Court is distant six mites-and a half from Bristol and
Albion, upon an eacellent road. The Park and Grounds are
I rely wooded, and the Hougetottinar.tis a beautiful view of the
&urn a.td Ikt:eh Monntains. The House and Offices are cal-
tilutu for the accommodation of a large family, and the Gardens
and Hot-houses have been lately formed in the meat complete
vile .--E er further particulars, apply to Iklesi•rs. Sengssugh and
r, solicitors, Bristol, who will give tickets for viewing the
ra..nises.

Mit. iIELSHA,M's HISTORY OF GREA f 13RITA!N,
from ICS* to ISCv.
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'TRAVELS THROUGII DENMARK and part
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state of Agriculture
1/y JAMES MACDONALD.
The Author of the above wotk was wrecked off the Scaw on
the 20th day of November last, and con.equently isad opportu-
nities of making a tour of Denmark and zubsequently of Sweden.
In many points of view this work posaesseo smog claiins on the
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On Saturday the 12th of May was published, Nice 2s. cd.
PROCEEDINGS of a GENERAL COURT
MARTIAL, held at the Horse Guards, on the 24th and
27th of March, 1792, for the Trial of Captain ktetwito
Povezt.tt Lieutenant Can.;svornca SETON, and Lktrrnaut
1011,4 HALL, Of the 54th lbgitnent of Foot, oa. several
Chartes preferred against them respectively by William Cobbett,
late Serjaant Major of the said Regiment ; together with several.
letter: which paned between the said William Cobbett and Sir
Charles Coed, Judge Advocate General; and various olier Let-
ters and Documents cones:led therewith, in the order of their
dates.

if my accimition h without foundatiotl,thg authors of cruelty
:lave net yet devised the tomires might to endure hell Lielf, as
painted by the moat fiery bigot is too mild a punishment for me. '
—Cobohet's Letter to Sir Clarice Gadd, Judge Advocate Gene-
ral, Miirch 11, 1792.

The said several Charges against those Officers respectively
are, and every part thereof, Is tetalbropfounded."—Sentence of
the Cell Martial
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