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London, England, 1813-09-08 00:00:00

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-FREEHOLD ESTATE

The MANOR of DONNINOTON, abnunding with GAME;
MANSION-HOUSII, with OFFICES, FARMS, and LAND;
FIVE HUNDRED and SIXTY ACRES, near $ I.OW Its the

NV 0 LI), MORTON. rt-1111 MOH, and CHIP PING-NOR •
1 ON— 11THE-FREE.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garral.vay's Coffee-house, 'Obange-alley, Landon,
on Thursday, the 23d of September, at Twelve **Clock,
In ONE LOT,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe.
free, the Residence and Property of THOMAS BARTON,
Esq. comprising the MANOR of DONNINOTON, extending
over the wbol.z HAMLET, and abe,unding with GAME.
The MANAON is a unibrin btor.c-bait Stricture, with
well-arranye.l Family Arartmthts and (Abets of all des:Aptions;
plac.' l on a fi•,e cotornantlitiebltes.th,n, nearly in tile centre of
the Estate, embracing r xtensive views of the surrounding country.
Excellent hi; chin Gard, n, enclo.ed by lofty Wails, and planted
with choice Fruit Prima, in full perfection ; Coach Houses,
Stable-, :kc. encircled by thriving Plantations. At a short dls-,
twice is a capital Farm. house, Fold-yard, five Barns, Stables,
Oxstalls, Sheds, and various Outbuildings, erected on a substan-
tial and judicious plan fOr Agricultural purposes,. and all in com-
plete repair.
Emir COTTAGES for Labourers, and thriving Plantations; fertile
rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing about 560
Acres, in a high state of cultivation; a tine Streams of Water
through the Grounds, which is well stored with Fish, and from
which great part of the Meadow may be irrigated.
A' very eligible Property for a Gentleman, Agriculturist, or
fbr domestic purposes.
May he viewed, by applying to Mr. JOHN DAVIS, at the Man-
sion-House, where Particulars may be had; and at the Unicorn,
Stow; White Hart, Morton-in-Marsh ; Star, Oxford ; Hop Pole,
Worcester ; Hotel, and Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; White
Hart and Lion, Bath; of Sassy re Beate, Esq. *elicitor, Upton-
on-Severn; ANTHONY WATTS, Esq. to, Symond's-inn, Chan-
cery-lane; at GARRAWAY'S, and of Mr. ROBINS, Warwick-
street, Coldest-square, where a Plan of the Estate way be Ken,
sad at Mr. 11541.a'1,

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To be tasted on the day preeetVirt and morning of !We, Itg •
applying oi the Prentiat 4, W ~ere Cmalogues ma') b • ha' ; a,+o at 1
Garraway's and 1.1.,yd% Cf.ffee honks; am I of Air. Ferebruthes,
lieavfort house, Beaufort-bwlJ•ngt, birand.

No. S, Sl' HkLEICS-PLACE: 81ST OA 11$ i uta
lir Mr FARE BRO
On the rumble, on Wednesday, September IS at Twehros t
order of Mr. Watson. Wine Metelisin; (with posteruoi.), '
THE Valuable LEASE, for a Ti ra • of 17 'iron,
at a low Rim, of a capital and v.:ty conveinvnt FA-
MILY RE .IDENCE. Joon ua.r in 11.
place, Itubonate-stroet. Jhe Prend ..re Li in eo:rp ete
repair, and enntain nunternas yienoint Sic. pint; rooms, Ira Ing
ind Mang-ream, wkn ttetlimit Otbres, az. the tidaement story
convertel into alpha' and aapecioas cellarago, equal to cal rvlog
on an wens ve Wire Tneie, et &night be converted at a it LAI
expedee into domeotle trices.

be v:everd on Tusadays and Thursdays, pr,elAns to the
•,aist, by tickets only, which, vr:th parrscultrs. away be bad•ot
Farebro:ber, Neaufurt Hum, *Wort LaMar, IkeaAd.
taarticilans alio an the Vronises; and elierrawayle. •

ESSEX..-VALUAiILE FREEHOLD SS I'AVE AND FARM,
in *Ring •ft.ncei containing-abode sag Acne or produce ore,
' Arable, Meadow, Paeuresatui Wood t a ..!* —By Mr I ARE-
BROTIOLSt, wr Calratosafisoto Weantsday, October t,
Twelve,
A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Lan I.
c- tax radeented oe t dr.Lable Farm, caLe I t-e
Warren Farm, situare in a beawsfet pan or the Cooney, in the
Parish of Woodham Walter, within tiro mike en tie Poet of
lawn, Am! set Iw.n Witham and Channeled and no aviee
rom London, gnu' an eacudent brick bult Farm Hauer,
arden, barns, sealers, can and waggon • ed., tow l'ossoy pg.
g• ri• tr, and sundry inclo.ores ul refs meadow, arable, p..'au, •
an i wood latVs, Irng within a ring erne% thawed by .i.fr'etti
'lodges well ortutuvnied -web (Luber, win a ,•r-tun ve.t.c
unning through the landsl caeca n ttg limiest +. of two &suited
and forty acres, (*slick 'ea saes a-c in wood in histo and*
be ronaindsr let .o Jar. Tamer, a respec.able tv:.s., t, on nap, • • .
AI 40460 per MUM _

To be ♦iewed, by applying to Mr. *l'orner, on the Pie,. ars,
wl.t.rn pat wrh a 1.1. n atinete I, ma b:bati; raw.
the King's Head, M ilden; Blue Pots, V...ham ; Black tt.,ys
...'helosstord; Cuts, I. ol c st r ; WI tte Hart; Brritt.voo 1 abd
..z.tonford ; at G..-r.tw.ty'.; and of Mr. hit% bro.her, ueaufurt
House, Bcaufutt•buildnbt, Straw,.

AVERY pleasant ;keine(' neat HOUSE, in gaga
repair, to be LE I'or'OLDbyPRIVAI E CON I it.%C
t Kleiman'', with iamedia e pusgraw.u; emits.* if heft. B
I.am. In !lie Aric, two Draw ns-uken', irra 1).4 ro in. large
inning;ruen, Breakfa.t-ro en. Knehetw, Cr tar% a t'a Jr i rat 0. •
fully kid aut.; ILL:viler Coafth•bastie, thret. all NMI Lou,
&e.—Fur particular. enquire at the Peet:theft the taolu iti4l( d
Haase on the l'attieshael Nat; laid at Mr. &mites, tierraril-
street,l4•lBo. '

FR AEHOLD ANL, LANDS...LAND...MX
REDbILMED;
In OW of the fitter Situations In the Ut.i.ed Kingdom, and
equity salubrious, ptcurescre, an I
TO BE SOLD BY I'RIVA PE CON Olt tCT,
A MODERN, f.leistAntiAl built VL LA, Plea.
sure Ground, Plantation, walled Garden, Orchar.l, and
excellent Grass Lana, in the. whole about IS Acres; t!oultir
Coach-house, stabling for five Horses, M les licsom, Its), Lift,
and Granary, a goo4stepp!r of Spring and soft Wrer, Ste. Ihe
Ift:use cons:sts of r Stun Purim, teat Ksranc.:, ctrcula. none
Staircase, Book room 14 feet by 14, Brtalityt P.trlour I 8 by 14,
Dining-room g 2 by 16, Drawirg-rdrAt Ag by 16, tour b st Bed.
rooms, and three other Bobroome, Closets, Die sing•rtsun,
Housekeeper's Room, Butter's Pantri, Kitchen, back K., then,
Brewhouse, Larder, bllik•house, and plenty of excellent Cel.
bring. _ _

'I he above Premises are sit ure in.. Midland County, aboon&
lug with all the necessaries and wally of s'ie lutorits of Liteg
150 miles North wilt of London. The I cl,hbourhood is eszell•
knit; and the Mail and othei Coach:s go dal'y to all parts alibi
Kingdom.
Fur;h.r Pareculari may be had on application, post paid, ft
Mr. J. W hite,No. A, 1 feet-street, Lon•toP.

TO THE AFFLICIED W I 1411 STOMACH AND BOWS&
COMPLAIN fs.
riORNWELL's ORIENTAL VEGETABLE
CORDIAL-1 he original Inventor of this UnequAled
Curdle', who was a Physiciaa of the first eminent,. and r. sided
many years in the East Indies, where those complaints are pecua
liarly endeinious, in the course of very extensive praerar, a last
diicovered the effectual remedy he ors so long In pursuit of,
which bas ever since been fouled singularly efficacious in all die.
orders of the Stomach and Bowels, Acidity, 11. uleme, Dyes
pepsia, or Indigestion, Debi:ity, prodetitig Diarrhea, W. (IV D.
orders, Bowel Complaints, Griping Pains, and all Diseases 4 the
In estines. The removal of which, in their primary pritic phi
and confirmed states, the Oristital Cordial is most happ ly a• 4
effectually adequate. It producee note of those iiijur sots rte c,e
attendant on drastic purgative antibilious me seines, rich as lhll ,
Elixirs, ace. and which in most. it not its all cases. may be said :o
increase the complaint, by the debility they leave on the stunaaeh
mid bowels.

Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paid%
Church-yard, London. Price es. Gd. per bade, aad a largo
Oxus evutiduing di small beide* idl. gel

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 7.
• Copy of a Letter from Captain Oliver, of his MintyValip
Valiant, to the Right Hon. Admiral Ski. 11. WagOsPart*
dated at Sea, June 18,1813, and transmitted 14 the AdmiiaTio
5. W. Croker, Esq.
. Sift—l beg leave to acquaint you, that his Ma-
v--`• jesty's ship under my. command, and the Acasta,
yesterday, at daylight, fell in with Mi Majesty's slcop
Wisp, then in pursuit of an enemy's brig, cif Cape ,
Sable ; and after a further chase of more than 100
miles, we captured the American letter of Marque
Porcupine, of 20 guns and 72 men, from Bayonne
to Boston. She is a beautiful vessel, of more than
: 500 tons, only eight months old, and sails uncom-
monly fast. .
The Wasp has retaken a prize of the Young teazet
privateer, and is now gone.in quest of her.
I have the honour to be,ltc.
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(Signed) ROBERT DUDLEY OLIVER, Capiain.
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 7.
Extract of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Cockburn to the Right
Hon. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren, Bart. K. B. and
transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's Ship Sceptre, off Ocracoke Bar,
July 12, 11t3.
Rear-Admiral Cockburn states, that he took up
the anchorage off Ocracoke Bar, with the ships named ,
in the margin*, having on board the detachments of
troops under the orders of Lieutenant-Colonel Napier,
on the 11th July ; and conceiving that much advan--
v tage was likely to be derived by carrying into imnich
V diate execution tho orders he had received, for put.
I • Ling an end to the commerce carried on from the port
.. of Ocracoke by means of the inland navigation, and
for destroying any vessels that might be in the port,
he directed preparations to be instantly commenced
for the debarkation of the troops, and for making
the intended attack.
An advanced division of the best pulling boats,
with armed seamen and some marines of the Sceptre,
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was directed to precede the others, for the purpose of
attacking the enemy's shipping, and of occupying
and diverting the fire of any armed vessels stationed
at the place ; Lieutenant Westphal', First of the
Sceptre, was entrusted with this division, supported
by Captain Ross with the rocket-boats.
Captain Patterson, of the Fox, tommanded the
division-of flat and heavier boats, with as many of
the 102 d regiment, artillery, &c. &c. as they could
carry, which were destined to attack and occupy such
positions on the surrounding lands as circumstances
and the enemy's means of defence might point out
the pry priety of after day-light.
The third and last division was composed of the
Conflict, the armed tenders, and• small vessels, which
'were directed to take the remainder of the troops on
board, and to follow the boats into the harbour as
fast and as far as might be found practicable : Cap-
tain Ross of this ship was charged with the general
superintendence of the whole arrangement, and Cap.
tains. Knight and Maude, with much laudable zeal,
also attended to rendtr me their personal assistance
wherever circumstances might require h.
The whole moved from the ships towards the shore
about two o'clock this morning, but owing to the
great distance from the bar to the harbour, and the
'wavy swell which was running, it was considerably
after day-light before the advanced division turned a
projecting shoal point, behind which the vessels lay,
and round which is the only possible way by which
the shore can be approached with safety ; the enemy,
therefore, had *some little time to prepare for defence,
which he did not fail to avail himself of, and inune-
sliately the boats doubled the point, a heavy fire was
- opened on them from a brig and schooner, which
hoisted American colours, and were soon discover-
, ed to be the only armed vessels here ; Lieutenant
• Westphal', therefore, with his division pulled directly
sad resolutely for these,under cover of some rockets,
which ‘verp thrown by Captain Russel with admirable
prkision,
. the Are of the brig now began to slacken ; and on
lifr. Westphall's approaching• her bpw with the ad-
/minced boats, the enemy cut her cable and abandon-
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ed her, and the schooner struck her colours.
'• The troops in the mean time having effected a
- 4 landing, without further opposition, took possession
Of Portsmouth and Qcracoke Island, where all sur-
rendered to our mercy.

Tha captured proves to be the Anacondo,
mounting eighteen nine-pound long guns, is a most
beautiful- vessel, coppered, and perlectly fit for his
Majesty's service.
The schooner is the Atlas letter of marque, of 240
tons, mounting ten guns, is also a fine vessel, and
6; for his Majesty',6 service.
It now,be&m. es my 'pleasing duty to mention to
'out §ir, the good conduct of .the several Officers
and men yoti have plated under my command, who
letereindefatigabk• in their etertions in carrying for-
*ward nitO•cretting this service ; and 1 beg also to
inentinti to:you 'the 104 cheerful, ready, and able
co-opefation 1-has invariably experitnced trom Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Napes', of the 102 d iegiment,:and the
()Mars -and troops 'ander his orders, .
• Sceptre, Fiume,us, /ox, Nonesis, Confl:ct, and Hishilyer
and Cockchd:te tenders.

miLtrAity PROMOTIONS.
Commission in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the Lord
• Lieutenant—W intim Putland Meyrick, Gent. to' 'be Ensign.
Dated August 18, 1.813. '
Commirsious signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
1 i,:euln—Royal South Lincoln Mil:tia.
Joshua John Mome, Gent: to be latutenant.',August 14,1813.
Vildani Knight, Gent. to be Ensign.' Dated August 22, 1813.
Joseph Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated August 23, 1813.
Commissions in the Ist Regiment of A:gylshire Local NHlltla,
• signed by the Lord Liiutenant.
Major 11. T. Campbell to be I.leutt pant-Colonel; Colin Mae.
• dougall, Esq. to be•Car-:.it, • Arthur I'vl•Nkell and J. M'blicol,
• 'Cents. to he Ens-gos Gt.nt. to ble,Aiatunt-Stir-
geon. • Dated lime 17, 1813. • • . • • .
Commissions to the linglksey Local Militia, signed by the Lord
' • •• •iikeuttnant of she County. of Anglesey. ; • • •
Ensign larmiliitr. is to be Lieutenant. "-Dated May 7, 1813,
iitichErd ofalelii'Gbat;'tia bit tikto. • • Dat.l. August 9, 1813. •
Hugh At haerass; Gent: to f*: Dated • May 7, / 813. •
Jams Boggle, Gent. to .be ditto. • ,Dated May 8; 1813. - •
John Jaelssuli, Oest. to be ditto. Dated May 10, 1.819.
John Joh, s, Gent. so -be ditto. '••Dated-Auguat 9', 1813.- •
John itooettr, Cleat; to be ditto. a Dated May 10,11813.

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k• deater,,Cl tor, aCtioddhalk -• t-• •" ••• t . o• • . .•.; . .
Oeitab‘f se. Win. narrow- Arnold, bite of LanthetbeWalk, Sor-
t, cey ship-tamer, end papethongtri at cleven. 'At Guildhall. •
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