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GLAMORGANSHIkE.-FREEHOLD ESTATES.

By Mr. PHILLPOITS,
At the Cardiff Arfrts, in Cardiff, on Thursday, the 10th day of
September, 181'2, at Ten in the Forenoon, and following day,
in case the Sale is not completed on the Mkt, in 49 Lots
CONTAINING in the whole `2047A. IR.
of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, (be the
same more or lesi), the greater part of which Is let to rt specra-
ble tenants, at low rack rents, and the remainder granted on leases
determinable with one or two hoes mostly very old, is the pa-
rishes of Ewenny, Colwinstone, Llangau, Lantwitt Major, Pen-
mirth, Cogan, Landough, Landaff, Mirdter Dovan, Lavernock,
St. Andrews, Llantrissent, Wenvoe, and Egtsvysllan
• Together with the Manors or reputed Manors of Corntown
and West Lantwitt, and the Tythe-bay of the parish of Lantwitt
Major. Also the Manor of Pennarth, with several Farms and
Lands, containing 702 A. SR. 11P. of Arable, Meadow, Pasture,
and Wood Land. (be the same more or less) held of the Dean
and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives; aed the presentation
and right of patronage to the parish church of Pennant', with
FLaverAoek annexed, during two sees.
bleasir the whole of the Estatetare situate on the south of the
Preorrtpike road leading from the Passage to Swansea, on a very
fine limestone, and posstiss many remarkably good situations fur
6niltl4, adjoining the Bristol Channel.
repents-will show the lots. A Sketch MaN'tererrinit 10
the ttcelir of the:Corntown Estate, Lots 1 and 't , is left with
gaward Bowen; of Corntown; and of Peonarth Estate,
.Lot 40, with Mr. lenkin Waters, of Penaanh. •
Print: a particulars may be had at the King's Head, Gloater
' ter ;, Beaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol; at the New
-17ussage HoulleerWest gate Inn, Newport ; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff ;
the Bear, Covibridge ; th..! Mackworth Arms, Swansea; of
Messrs. Oddie, Oddie. and Forster, Carey-street, London; of
Mr. Brown, Stheifer, Cardiff; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and
Attwood, Salishury.

ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE.
FREEHOLD‘ ESTATES, FOR SALE, UPWARDS OF TWO
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES.—IN LOTS,
By WII.I.IAM JAMES,
At the Swan Inn; in the town of Ross, early in October next,
subject to Conditions of Sale to%e then produced,
A Most desirable- and compact FREEHOLD
4—S EiTATE, called the HAMS, situate close to the town of
Ross, and to the uavigiable River Wye; comprising a Dwelling
Houk; with'necessiryOur-buitilinp, and upwards of 100 Acres
of very excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and Or-
chardingrin the holding of Mr.*Joseph Terieft. • •
Also several Parcelsaf very. rich and fertile Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, (the 'Meadows chiefly adjoining the Wye;)
containingia the whotelib'otrti7o Acres, ‘ituate in the parish of
.Ross, and In the severlithoillings of Mr. T. 'Pritchard, MO.Aihei
Jones, Wire Wm. Gytdaks, htr. George •Pye, Mr.„Tbeassa
Palmer., Mr. Was. IvPayer, MrJobe Syer, and
Mr. Havilattd;• which will be *old in lots,, to be speclied
WNW, particulars, or ilia other lots as May be determined
glass at Iliolltaseof Gala
The above Estates are of very superior quality, ariestreasely
.valnahle frown dully contiguity to the town of Rosa and eq the
River WY'', and present Many desirable and beautiful spots for
building 'upon l partkulatliftbe Moms Farm, which lies on a
gentle sieve to the south -1611 loath west, with the river Wye
IA front of it. - •
IVIe. David Rtstimes, of.Reps,lol appoint a person to thew the
piemises. Possession may be had (excepting only a part of the
lands in Mr. Jones's occupation), at Lady-day next.
Printed partimiliiiiivhb mops anneted, are in preparation,
and may be after that at of September neat, at the prindpal
Inns in goes, Camp:saw, and Hdeslerd, and at the lenidan
fee-House, Ludgate-MU; London, -
For funds& Wrmiatioa; apply to Ur. Davb; rasa
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stlteraintilisinti *lke; se to lictawLiert, 110!IMPO,
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Sheasphiatt •-• . • • • • . •

COMMON LANDS, IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY. .
• By HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Anetion Mart, on Friday, September IM, 151 t
THE-LORD of the MANOR'S RIGHT in very
_ Valuable and Extensive COMMONS, near Bletehingley,
Red-hill, and Reigate, in the County of Surrey, o&ritig a most
eligible opportunity in the purchase of a large quantity of Land,
at a very moderate rate. The Commons include Outwood, part
of Horley, Smaßfirld-green, &e. which, in the event of enclosure,
will prove a valuable speculation. May be viewed, .nd Parti-
culars had ten days prior to the Sale, at the White Hart, Reigate;
Greyhound, Sutton ; White Hart, Godstone; and of Mews.
Hoggart and Phillip., Old Broad-street.

Exteastra and ialeabW tatHOLD armies, MANOR,
ivrANSION, 'FARMS, and extensive WOODS, in the Pa-
' risbes of LANGHAM and BOXSTEAD, in the County of
' Essen, bordering upon Suffolk.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIP',
' At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Thursday, April 13,
at Twelve, in Lots.
AN absolute Reversion, on the death of a Gen-
tleman, aged 55, in the following valuable Freehold Pro-
, perty, situate about seven miles from Colchester, 14 from Ips-
wich, 8 from Dedham, and 58 from London, in the county of
Essex, viz. the Manor of Langhant, situate in the pariah of Lang-
ham, with all the Royalties, Fines, Heriots, Reliefs, Services,
Amerciaments, and all profits of Courts, Lords, Rents, &e. and
the Manor House, called Laugh= Hall, with at:ached offices,
pleasure-grounds, and premises, situate in a delightful part of
the court; y, bordering upon Suffolk, forming a very desirable le-
' sidence fora large respectable family, now in the occupation of
Captain Watson. • A compact and very valuable Farm adjoining
Langhant Hall, lying in a ring fence; containing about 300 acres
of rich laud, a substantial tarns house, barns, and out-baddings,
ht the occupation of Mr. Greene. Three desirable compact
Sums, lying in the above parolt of Langliarn; containing tote-
" Sher 379 acres of rich land, with farm-houses, barns, and out-
huildhigs, in the several ocespetiens of Messrs. Green, King, and
Clarke. The vicious, substantial, and ancient Farm-house,
called Lanham Lodge, with barns and oat-buildings, and 187
acres of HO land, in the occupation of Mi. John Vince. Also." 1
rich DO M, ftt the parish of Botstead., and divided only by the no,
citable river Stour, from the county of Suffolk, with a fano.
house, and. 80 acres of rich land, in • the occupadon of Brasil
Bridges, Esq. and Mr. George Ebiteld: and 40 Woods, lying to.
. gaker, and to a ring fence, containing upwards of 300 acres.
with the healthy growing tinsber updn tbe'sants, which consist..
of fine oak, of upwards of 40 years growth. The Estates
only be leased subject to the above life of 55, and se now mock
! underlet, the• present rental, exclusive of the wood, betog only
41341. per annum.
May be viewed on application to the respective tenants, and
Particulars bad 1:0 days prior to the Sale, at the Bk. Posta, WI.
theta; Caps, Colchester ; King's Head, Mallon; Golden Line,
Ipsviich; King's, Head, Norwich; of Mr. Erma, Solicitor, St.
Mi Court, Poultry; at Garraway's; and of Messrs. Hog-
I jut and Phillips, 61, 014 pood4treet, wher4 a Plan of the Ea-
I We say be seen.

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CORNWALL, ON THE 11ORDhlta OF DEVON.
TO BE SOLD. OR LE •
By Messrs. HOGGAIT and PHILLIPS.
For such Term of Yews as may be *greed upon,
THE Capital BA RTON of W HITSTONE, now I
(and for many years past) occupied by the owner, situate
in the parish of Whbstone, in Cornw.ill, between the Market .
and Post towns of Launceston and Straito-i, about al: miles
from the latter, and seven from the harbour (and 3ething-place6
of Bode, caulking of, a Dwelling-house, all necessary and coo.
venient Out-houses walled and other Gardens, Orchards, Me*. •
doors, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lauds, comprising togetber
about TWO HUNDRED AND THIR I Y ACRES (more or ,
his), abounding with Game and Rabtits, and la the winter ,
with Woodcocks for which two roads (provincially so called)
are kept and use :1 with success. The growing timber on the
premises Is computed to he worth sesken, and the oak coppices .
aft very thriving, so tis, the whole •may be doemed wipt:iy
inquiry. The premises may be entered upon at Michaelmas or
Lady-day next, and the Stock. Furniture, &c. taken at a fait
appraisemeat:
Apply personally or by letter, post ;aid, addressed to tbd
Proprietor of Whitsrone-house; Ilford, Stratton, Coriwall g
and to Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-struet,
1 Royal Exchange.

WEE TING HALL, NORFOLK.
TO BE LET Furnished, or the Lease Sold for the remainder of
a Term of 14 years, of *hick le years will be unexpired at
Michaelmas nest,
THE Magnificent Mansion House, called WEE-
TING HALL, in the County of Norfolk. Together with
about 150 Acres of Arable, Meadow and Par ure Land, and the
exclusive right of Sporting over upwards of 6000 Acres which
abound with all wits of Gant, and on part of whirl t here i+ some
of the flnest.Courslng Ground in the County. It is V.O miles (turn
Newnuuket, two born Brandon, and sit "from 'Thetford, and
wi, bin reach of the Duke of Grafton'. Fox-hounds. '1 he House
and Offices are, replete with every accommodation for a
Family of the brat distinction, with excelli nt Roads in every
direction. Fur (unlit r raniculars enquire of Mr. Charles Deere,
No. Et, Harcourt Buildings, Tenr,le.

RELIEF wllliout DANGER or, iIIaCONVENIENCiI war-
ranted, and the full Cost returned N not approved, after any
Trial, Wear, or Damage.
SALMON, ODY and Co. 292, Strand, PATENT
SELF ADJUSTING TRUSS Manufacturers, to His Ma-
esty's Navy, the Hon. Eat India Company, kr.
These Instruments are upon an entire new principle. The
springs are au constructed, as to admit of Increase and decrease In
size and force, will answer for either right or left side, without
any strap whatever. Ihe Patentees having given Relief with- .
out Danger or Inconvenience to upwards of 6000 persons, us '
enabled to warrant their Instruments superior in ease and effect ".
to every other invention, on the above terms; and confidently
recommend a trial to all thnee vr',:o prefer perfect sue and se.
curity to the galling application of the eorunton 1 rase, .
N. B. Perrin residing in the Country sending thq cirmtifstr• .
ence of the Body in inches, just above the Hips, may trail
upon being accurately fitted. s'
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FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.
THE ESSENCE of PEA RI, and PEA RL DEN. .1
TIFRICE, invented by the Lie JACOB HEY IT Dentist hp
her MAJ SSTS and the Pa IPI CZ cd. WA LLS are sr, stly Sidseride.
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'old ages will tender them white -and beautiful wnhost the law.
impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as Yt
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They continue to be s ski, ivhotesal• and-rota l; by* Bayley mad .
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T. Scarman (late Parma- and Successor to Mr. Hearn). thew.
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• " BUENOS AYRES, JUNE 5, oc
"On tie 26th ult. Lieut.-Colonel Don JUAN RA. tw
int/stun, -Envoy Extraordinary from his Royal
ighness the Puisca REGENT of Portugal, arrived in
is city. He was received on the walls of the for- za
Tess by an Aid-de-Camp of this Government, and ter
• londu.cted to the saloon of the Aueliencia. where pro-
er apartments were assigned for his accommodation. 411
•hortly after he was visited by the Secretary of this fro
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overnment, when he presented a letter from 114 th
• oral Highness the PRINCE REGENT, announcing Pr
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• " hat he had issued orders to General DON Daum DZ be
• MUSA for the return of the Portuguese troops within or
he limits of their ancient territory, which occurring
*ght days before the date of his letter, no doubi TIP 4 Pr
anted that they were already fulfilled ; and as his wl
ighness had no other desire than to live on the ai
ormer habits of intimacy which subsisted between
e two countries, he hoped no impedimint would m
• thrown to his troops in their retreat to their own cic
• • tiers.
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due fulfilment of any Treaty entered-into by the
• ontracting parties. The Government of Buenos 18
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proof,- that while it resisted the law of tyrants, it
ad no other motives than to secure -the liberty and
Political independence of the inhabitants of the I.Jtiltod .11
DoVernment of the River Plate, has consented tomes' ela
Armistice prvaratnry to this signing of such a Treaty, Li
and which -40 y hasten to acquaint the public of. In PI
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