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London, England, 1810-01-17 00:00:00

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At Wrattirf Park, Cambeilgethire, :god General
Colones of the Ohl Bdfs, and nephew of the first Lord Lowther.
—He was one of the oldest off cers in his Maj;-,ty's service' and
Aid-de-tamp to the Marquis of Granby it thL battle of hirtden.
Last wrek, at Wi••ton, in Sus,tx, after a kw days illress, Miss.
Rock. acid 19 years; and on the rc:urn of the gt•ations from
the funeral, they found her brutixt Win. Rook, wko Lad be;en lett
rather indisposed, a coruse.
Lately, aged !iti, John Mullett, of. Ibberron,Dorset, who was
born the wry day George 1. ascent.h,cl the throne, Aug. 1, 1714.
At Bath the Ittv. Joon Amyatt, A. hi. Vicar of South Brunt,
Devon, and Domestic Chaplain to the. Prince of VV.th... •

Wednesday, at Stoke Park, 1% his, die Lady of Joshua Sniiih,
Esq. M. P. for Devizes.
On the 12th inst. at Queen's Elm, Brompton, Captain J sigh
I'. yce, many years in the Hon. Late 11:ilia Con:pa:loi service.
I.ately, in the. West !tidies, Sir John Bernard, Bart; second son
of the late Sir Francis Bernard, Gi,vErnur of Massachuset's bay.
On the 31st nit. of a hiliouk fever, at Vt oltiogliain, Sir i:eorge
Ernest James Wright, Bar:.
At langside. near DalLeith, on the Ist instant, John Alves,
Esq. late Chamberlain to his (.race the Luke of .Buecletigh.
At Kb kmicluel Manse, Perthshire, ou the 6th instant, Allan,
EA of the Rev Allan Stewart.
At Glasgow, Mts. Bruce, relict of the Rev. Archibald Bruce,
11Vnister of Shorts.
'At-lait house in Wallingford, William Mayne, Esq. seven times
Mayor, and father of the Corporation of that Borough.
Monday, suildenly, Mr. Wild; of Covent-Garden Theatre.
Sunday corning, Mrs. Cadogan, mother of Lady Havailsou.

awas. v. Ramos annum - •
• CAPITAL MANOR AND ESTATBS, Mkt.
TO ME SOLD BY AUC (*ION,
By Mr. PBYTONi.
At.,,tfie Warwick Arms lisn, Warwick, on MOoday, the flit% e. 44
of January, lOW' at 'Three o'clock is the Afternoon
previously disposed of by Private Contract,of which due 4.tisi
will be given) in Four Lots,
THREE FOURTHS of the MANOR of LoNG
TrcHINGTON, very extensive, and abounding with Gan.,
with the. Rights, Rovitiet, Fisheries and Immunities
thereto, and four must compact and desirable Farits,
standol and convenient Dv/tiling Houses, °Slices, Yards, :;4
Premeilt, comprisicg about 830 Acres of most facile, Ar4:-
Mt a 'ow and Pasture Land hi suitable proportions, lying
a rin; frac", on the River Leant, and df the actual value Qt. Ow
Ti•ousand Six Hundred Pouuds.
Lot J. The Manor ot Long Itchingtotiafortsaid, and Snowf...d
Grange Farm, containing 220 Acres is hind, and in Mr. It ,
Worrall's tei:ure, wider notice to quit at lady-day next, of ,
annual valuable of £450.

I.ot 2. Lodge Farm, about e4O _Acrea, in Mr. William
occupation as a yearly tenant, on A Nlichatki:ai Linty,
Dual value of 0360. _ _

I.ot 3. Middle Farm, 176 Acres, in Mr. Wher`,:ei t,
der Lease frr three years. from Micliaelmal 1 t. 14), ti.,
value of £.3'ln. The Limestone therein, under Lear ..L y,
to at an annual Rent of £6O.

I.ot 4. Town Farm, 208 Acres, in Mr. John Judd's
nue.cr notice to quit at Lady-day next, annual value A4lo.
The liiinestone therein, 'scaler Lease for 30 years to
at an annual rent of £4O.

This Estate lies in the beautiful and fertile Valley cf the River
Learn presenting the most picturesque scenery, in a gAlt,e{
neighbourhood, within six macs of Warwick, three mites
&ma'am, and three of that fashionable and rapidly hTyru•siise
Watering Place' Leamington, and by the hne of the Warvick
.and Napton Canal, by which (and the Limestone existing or. the
Mats) a constant supply of Ittlanurois furnished to the Farms 02
! the neost moderate terms.

The Tenants will ahew the premises, and for firther price.
re
lars apply to. Mr. James, High. stet, Warwick ; and No. S, Ne,
Bonirrll-Cott Lincoln's Inn, London, where plans are demo.

MO Medicine is so well calculated, or has better
`ll succeeds in giving relief in numerouStad Cases of Set*.
',hula, than Si'ILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOKBUTIC
1 :ROL'S. A trial will prove this, and convince even the tender
anxiety of parents When the glands become Ern swelled and
diseased, or the usual symptoms of sctophulous eniargenienr cf
the stomach in childien talon place. In eruptive cases of Sctl-vr,
Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous irritation of the Stomach f.:,1
bilious affections, its superiority has long been achnowletl:Ll._
The genuine Mc:Heine has the words, " By the King's Pattl.:"
.expressed on the h:atie, hill of direction, toad outside wrapit,.;
and eat- King's dot I, is printed in black ink. Sold at the I.li,;ter..
ere, Ni.t 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. tift.
&Ada Ws lets. and *larger 11. si. Compound Essence, to
a la; n7lllE...as:int irritation. Bs.