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London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

SUSSPC.

Very Valuable FREEHOLD, C. I'l HOLD; and LEASEHOLD
Est A (ES, for 10,000 Years with ostensive MANORS. •
capital MANSION-HdUIR, called MILLAND PLACE,
Gardens, Fish-ponds, and Pleasure Grounds, hs the County
of SUSSEX, the Borders of HANTS.
By NIL WELLER,
At the Avalon-Mart, London, at One tit...lock in the Afternoon,
on Wednesday, the 28th day of hey, 1813,
THEtrulyvaloable F REF. HO LIi,COPYHOLD,
and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, with the tzten.ive Mano.
rial Rights over several 'Parishes, With abundance of Game and
Fish, of the late Joust VI-reason, Esq. and which will be di.
tided into Lots.

Ttese Estates, consisting of nearly 12.0 Acres of Arable, Mea-
dow and Coppl:e Land, finely stocked with Timber, are .ituato
about, 411 Miles from London, in a most beautiful and pictu-
resque part of the County, two Mlles front the Post Town of
Ilphook, 24 from Portsmouth, and six from the Market Towns
bf Midburst and Petersfield. The Higk Road from the Metro-
polis to Portsmouth runs through the centre of the Property.—
The Manslim.hoese is situate in a most delightful spot, com-
manding luxuriant Views, abounding in Wood and Water; and
there art. on thr.Estate several desirable Sebes for building on.
Dier..mptiste Particulars, wizireograved Piano of the. Lots, may
be hall at the Crt wn Inns, :smooth zed Gosport; Dolphin,
ar.d Red Lion, Peterifeld; King's Arms, Godabnin ; Anchor,
Liphook ; the Libraries, Tunbtidge Wells, Brighton, Worthing,
Little'.atnptrin, and Doper; at the Marton Mitt; and of Ed-
ward V. Crum!), Esq. No. 3, Old Buildings, Lincoln's Inn ; and
further lofurpritinn obi:timed by applying to Messrs. Rhoades
and sor., Salk it.4rx, or to Mr. Weller, Chichester, where a Plait
of the whole Estate may be seen.

SUSSEX, AN THE SEA COAS I', SLX rY-FOUR MILES
PROM LONDON---by Mr. PLY lON,

At the Swan Inn, at thu.ings, hi the Comity of -Sussex, ns
Monday, she 9:h day of August next, at Three &Cinch in the
Al ervoi.n, in seven Lots, unless previously disoosed of by
Private Contract; of wide,' due notice will he
A VERY valu ible ESTATE, situ Ate at Bexhill,
xi- In the enmity of Situ x. Two substantial newly erected
Dweilo:phouses, with all necosnity Offices, Garden, and Plea*
sure-gr minds • Cot:atici, Coach-house, Stabling, and sundry
Closes of Meadow and Pasture Land in a highs a:e of cultiva-
tion, cootain.ng in the whole 19 Acres.
1 his Estate is in.thr OCCIDZICIMI of the Proprietor, and in
high state of cultivation, and may be bad ca cam.
plating the purchase.
Descriptive Particalars may he bad, by applying to Mr. Mate,
Pas ntatter, at Bexhill, whet will shew the Premtse, and a Map
of the several lane • at the principal Inns in the ntighlintirbontl ;
the Place of Sale; lane;
of Messrs. Sbadwell, Bishop, and Cs.
Hnstiags; and of Mr. James, New Boswell-c.lurt, Lin-
coln's Inn, I.ondon, who are authorised to :teat by Private Con-
tract, and where Maps are depoated.

• OXFORDSHIII E:
VALUABLE FREEHOLD!. AT WHEATLEY,
To be SOLD by AUC I'ION, by Mr. FOLKER,
On Friday, the 27th day of Aug.ist neat, at Twelve &Clock pre•
chid., at the Crown inn, Whealey, under such Conditions of
Sale as shall be then pmdticed,
AN exceeding good DWELLING HOUSE,
with galls. Cow-hOUSH, and other convenient Buildings
sidtate in Wheatley afuresaid, in die occupation of Mr. Thomas,
urgins, to_lether with SOt A. Olt. 2.5 P. more or less of caramel;
produc• ire inclosed a.id lithe-free, Arable, Pasture, and Caliphs
Land, the whole forming p very complete and capital Farm.-.
Also an old estabiished Inn at Wheatley, called the Crown, in
the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive Yard, Garden,
Sables, and other convenient Budding.; likewise several Closes
of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pa.ture Land, in the occupations
of the said Thomas luggins and of Mr. Wittig's* Juggins, John
Haynes, Noah Crooke. and others, yearly tenants; and sundry
Cottages. Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley aforesaid, the
whole whereof will be sold in eighteen diCrent Lots.
la'healty is wi.hin five auks of Oxford, upon the turnpike
road trading through Wycomb to London.
Printed Pardculars describing she various Lots may be bad at
any time after the 22dinstant,on application to Messrs. Graham,
Knderley, and Domville, Someirors, Lincoln's Inn. London ;
Me4sts. Walsh, Solicitous. Oxford, at whose respective Offices
Nla!ie of the E.tates may be seen; and of Mr. Gills, L4nd Sur.
veyor,l.treham, Hants.
'1 he Lots may be viewed at any state with leave of the Tenants,
bt applying to Mr. John Haynes, Crown Inn. Wheatley.

HO:41 DLVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVArE CONTRACT,
Et;her together or In Lots,
A CAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD
F.STA l'E iu possession and reversion, consisting of the
LorkleVp and Manor of lioniton, and several improvable Farms.
wish a vet y considerable part of the Borough of I loniton in Mee.
suages, Dwellings, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1430
Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, mid Arable Land, lying
compact and encoding immediately from the town for a dia.
tame of more than two miles between the Sidmouth and Beer
turnpike roads, producing a dear present inclose of upwards of
£l4OO, but of the estimated value of £7OOO per annum.
Full particulars may be bad at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell
and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom prepaid,
for the purchase are to be addre.sed. Particulate may also be
had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton. mar Modbary.
Devon ; of Messrs. Townsend and Pears*, Solicitors, in Hod.
ton ; and of Mr. Richard Raine, Land Surveyor, 6. Holborn-
' court, Gray'rlun, Leaden, of whoa• a Plan of the ilstats may
be sees.

COALS.
BARRACK-OFFICE, JuEy 15, 18i2.
NOTICE is hereby given, That Tenders will be
~L-‘ received till Twelve o'Clock the 29th instant, for supply-
ng aids quantities of COALS as may be wanted for the service
of' the above Office, from the present period to 24th June, 1814'
not exceeding in the whole FORTY CHALDRONS, with the
' ingrain thereon, to be delivered at such time and in such propor-
tions as the same may be called for.
The Form of Tender, and Particulars of Payment may be
known any day between the hours of Ten and Four, by applies.
tioa at the Barrack Office.

EAST INDIA ROUSE, July 16, 1813.
THE COURT of DIREC7DRS of the UNITED
i• COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradiog
to tie EAST INDIES, do hereby titre
That a General Court of the said Company will be held, by
adjournment, at their House, in Leadehhall-street, on Wednesday
next, the tti st instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, upon
business of the utmost importance.
JAMES COBB, Atiirtani Secretory.

GRAND NATIONAL FETE.
RY ORDER. OF THE PRINCE REGENT.

IN HONOUR OF THE GLORIOUS SERVICES OF THE
ARMY IN THE PENINSULA.
IT is proposed to celebrate the Achievements of
Field-Marshal the Marquis of WELLINGTON, and the
Glorious Services of the Army under his Command, by a
PUBLIC FESTIVAL.

His Royal Highness the PRINcC RieENT has been most gra-
ciously plessed to desire his Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief to preside on the occasion.
The Festival will be held on TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at
VAUXHALL.

Dinner on the Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Dinner
Tickets Two Guintms and a Half each.
The Gardens will he MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUMINATED;
Rnoms prepared foe' Dancing, and the doors will be opened at Ten
o'Clock, to ►uch I.adie3 and Gentlemen as may have Tickets
issued by order of the Stewards.
Signed, by order of the Meeting held at the Thatched House,
July 13, 1813. ROBERT S EYMOUR, Chairman.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORE to Preside.

NOBLEIdLN and OrroILEMEN who have already accepted the

OFFICE of STEWARDS:

The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor.
His Gracu the Duke of Grafton.
His Grace the Duke of Montrose, K.G.
His Gr..oe the Duke of Beaufort, K.G.
Marquises—lA'incliester, Buckingham, Hertford, K.G. Cam-
den, K. G. Wellesley, K. G. Headfurd, K. P. Huntly.
arla Sandwich, Cholmondeley, Egremont, Dartmouth,
Aylesford,U abridge, Rosslyn,Chichester, Harewood, Fife,Cour-
toun, Longford, Mayo, Limerick, Yarmouth. •
Viscounts—Lake, Ashbrooke, Cranbourne, Palmerston, Lowe
titer, Newark.
Lords—Sondes, Gwydir, Eardley, Alvanley, Charles Somerset,
Robert Seymour, Bortlieph.
Right Honourables—J. C. Villiers, George Rose, Charles Ar-
buthnot, M.P. R. b. Sh.f.idan, W. W. Pole, M.P. c. M. Sutton,
IA P. John F. J. Robinson, M.P. Sir G. F. Hill, Bt.
IW.P. Will am Fi zgerahi, M P.
Honour:tides—William Broderick, M. P. Lieutenant-General
'T. ACiitlantl, Li‘utenant-General Phipps, M.P. Colonel K G.
Howard. M. P. GhLrles
illiam Curtis, tart. AL P. Jaices Shaw, Bart. AI. P.
70. n Anstruther, Ear. AI. P. John Burke, Bart. M.P.• Charlys
Cocker :1, Bart. M.P. Gecrge Dallas, Bart. Charles Flower, Bart.
Metcalfe, Fart. H. C. Montgomery, Walter
Bart. M.P. Robert Wigrant, Bart. Thomas Tyrwhit;, John Mal-
colm.

Generals—Sir Thomas Triage, K.B. Si: Wm. Keppel, K.B.
floyd, Harr 1.
I.ieutenant-Gperals—Sir E. Coote,K.B.M.P. Milner,Calvert,
Nlajor Generals—Bailey, Bolton, Head, Hw.vorth, Gordon,
gu‘sen, S:ade, Herbcrr, Taylor, Turner.
Cplonal,—Bluemfield, M.P. •Forrens, M.P. Chapman, R. E
Congreve, M P. Allan, M.P. Thomas Wc.),l, M. P. t..nti Ban-
nerman.

John Atkins, Esq. M.P. Aleggr&r Baring, Esq. M.P. John
Ca'craft, Esq. M.P. H. C. Conahe, q. M.P. W. H. Fremtantle,
Esq. M.P. ... Irving, Esq. IA i.P. John Jackson, Esq. M.P. W.
Mannhlg, Esq. M.P. W. Mellish, Esq, M.P. Michael G Pren-
dergast, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. M.P. It. Thornton, Esq.
M.P. W. Long Wellesley, Esq. M.P. D. Vanderlieyden, Esq.
M.P. William Adam, Esq. John Julius Angersteni, Esq. Wm.
Dennifen, Esq. John Dent, DI. C. Greenwood, Esq. George
Francis Lanunte, Germain Lavie, Esq. Beeston Long, Esq.
M. Montague, Esq. J. Matthew Ratites, Esq. '1 Noma! Reid,
gsq. Culling Charles Smith, Esq. rhos. Sydentiain, Esq. Richard
Wilson, Esq. Thomas Coons, Esq. John Pearce, Esq. John
Wooluier; Esq.
C. W. FLINT, Secretary.

•
Thatched House Tavern, July 15, 181 S.
•s• Some apprehensions having been expressed that the Ladies
who wish to honour the Stewards with ther company at the
Bail, may find a difficulty in joining their several friends on their
arrival at Vauxhall, the Committee ii4Ve the honour to acquaint
the Public, that the greatest care will be taken by the Stewards
to make such arrangements as wi l enable the carriages to set
down and clear off with the greatest facility ; and the Stewards
will feel it their duty to receive the Company as they arrive, and
to see that the Ladies are conducted, without any difficulty, to
such of their friends who may have partaken of the Dinner...-
Gentlemen are therefore earnestly intrcated to attend to the Din-
ner Hour, as it will be necessary to rise from Table precisely at
pine o'clock, to enable the Stewards to receive the Company
invi•ed to the Ball

361. i 16.
• The STEWARDS, with a view of doing due honour to the
FESTIVAL, having agreed to ails ear in UNIFORMS, or in
EVENING DRESSE:,, with COCKED-HATa and BUCKLES,
they request that a 1 GENERAL OFFICERS and oFr ICERS
of the ARMY, NAVY, and VOLUNTEER CORPS will wear
UNIFORMS, ano that other GENTLE.MEN will appear In
AVENING DR

Pi! SL!C FLoTI VAL AT VAUXHALL

THE STEWARDS' TICKETS for the BALL
will be delivered to them or their orders, by Sir C. W.
FLINT, at No. 17, Great Queen street, Viressininster, between
the hours n. Eleven arid Six this day.
The Committee request the Favour of the STEWARDS to
sheet them. dressed, at.VAUXHALI., on TUESDAY', tit •1 ;tree
o'Clock PRECISELY, in order that the arrangemeuti for the Din-
ner aid Festival ma) he communicated to them. Each Steward
will wear some distirgut •hing mark, which will be deiivetel to
him at the Door.—No r' can be admitted to tire Ball with-
out a 'licter, signed and staled by a Sul:sr./Mir to the h.te,
by Sir C. W FLINT.
Monday, July i yth, 1813 C. W. FLINT.

VAUXHALL rEs I'IVAL.

ripHF COMMITTEE of the VAUXHALL
11. S IVA!. request a GENLItAI. MEETING: of the
S4-1:14' AMY 9 ', •I 0-MOY.ROW,itt the 'l HAI (;lED-1-1:111,E,
;At El EVEN 0 CLOCK.. C. W. rum..

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