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AMERICA

.NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 4.
'Some changes are likely to take place in our Cabi-
net before the meeting of Congress, on the 3d Decem.
bet. Among others, Robert Smith, who had the dis-
pute with your Minister Jackson,.is expected to resign
his Office:of Secretary of State, to give place to Mr.
Munroe. Other matters sre not yet ripe for commu-
nication.
The Cabinet of the United States has received dis-
palches from the Representatives of West Florida,
containing some propo.,,itions for a inntua), Treaty.—
People in confidence assert, that the United States
has been invited to take possession of it, and that it
will be erected into anew State.
We are in alarm lest, if England does not take
some steps, the Non Intercourse Law will be revived
on the meetin& of Congress.. Our Ministentie blin-
ded by the false promises of Bonapart►. Such a
tr:casure will be unpopular, even stag' as the De-
n ocrati,c party is.- Dispatches_ *ITU sent to France
in a few days. . _
London, England, 1810-12-04

AtINIFICF.NT MANSION.—ELEGANT VILLA.
Capital FARM HOIII-ES and UJILDINGS, with 88115. Acres
of escellent Freehold Arable. Pasture, and Meadow LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday next, December the lOth, 1810, :t the Fountain
, • . • -,'lnA Canterbtel,
DENFON ESTATES, Vith
Acres of Land, the Tythet of the Parish of Ewing-
teld,•Fitte htitors. a spaciows avTansion, convenient Villa, Ste. &c.
in Jolts of from 50 to 300 Acres.
of Ih,e din' root Farms may be seen and other Particulars
had of Mr. M. Pitnlips, who will attend for that purpose, on
"l'hursclay next, Dee. 6„ at 'the 1- otel, Brighton on Friday at
the Hunvskrd Coffee-Flotsee, Strand, London ; and on Saturday
at the Fountain Inn. Canterbury.

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London, England, 1810-12-04

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

.PORTSMOUTH, DECEMIER. S.
krrivid his Majesty's ships Daphne, Fory, Tar-
tarns, Thesefs, and Dexterous, with the outward-
bound from the Downs. Sailed, Holm, with convoy
for the Downs; and the ALPHA, on a cruize.—Wind
West.

DEAL, DECEMBER s.
Arrived his Majesty's ship VICTORY, 98 guns Reat
Aaimiral Sir JAMES SAUJIMIZZ, from the
Wind S.W.

*SHEERNESS, DECEMBER S. •
Arrived. the Patsiiiinz front the Westward.
. irst.Rmotrni, DECEMBER s.
~. Arrived the AtICKLAND packet, froni:Gottenburg,
'Captain LYN& with mails, and fourteen passengers.
'The day on which the placket left, (about eight days
since) war was declared by Sweden against Great
Britain. Sailed the HEARtY gun-brig, and arrived
'the MAGNET, from a cruize, and remain with the ships
(exceept the Hearty) as per yesterday. One p. m.
Arrived the PARTRIDOIL sloop, And sailed the PHIPPS
schooner, on a cruize.
London, England, 1810-09-13

LONDON.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK e
S per Cent. Cons. money, 674—ace. 67i.
Navy 5 per Cent. 99f—Exchever Bills par to Ss. pr.
Bonds ass. prem.—Om:2lon 4s. dis.

By the princess Elisabeth packet, arrived at Fal-
mouth, from Lisbon, Government have received dis-
patches from the Allied Army, under Lord WEL-
tiNtnoN, dated Alverca, the 23d ult. at which date
the bornbarilmeni of Almeida had not commenced.
Eleven batteries, mounted with cannon of 1 roe ca-
like had been brought from Ciudad Rodrigo.

• The DUKE OF KENT packet, the arrival of which
sit Falmoiah from Cadiz, we announced yesterday,
has brought letters and papers from that place to the
25th ult. An article from Madrid states, that a plot
has lately been discovered, which had for its object
the assassination of King JOSEPH ; and-it was 'whis-
pered in the Spanish capital that the fire which threa-
tened so much mischief at a late ball in Paris, was
occasioned by the intrigues cf JOSEPHINE. The Spa-
niards, according to their own accounts, are every
'Aare doing wonders, nor do the defenders of Cadiz
teem to feel any alarm for the safety of that place.—
The following are some interesting extracts from the
Spanish papers brought by the DUKE OF KENT :
London, England, 1810-09-13

By the EDI wit of the PIC I:UP F. of LONDON.

This Work is w well known, and has buen so universally ap-
proved of for its compLtmess an 4 Accuracy, that any further
Description of its Contents, or any Observations on !Is Merks and
Utility, would be superfluous.
Printed for RICHARD• PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Blackfriars
and to be had of all Booksellers, p ►rticularly of those who reside
at the recpective Sea Bathing; and Watering Mires.
Of when► may be had, the PICTURE of LONDON for 1610,
by the same Editor, price 5s CA bound in red.
London, England, 1810-09-13

CADIZ, AUGUST 23.

In my letter of the I4th inst. I mentioned the sailing
of the Spanish ships of war for Mahon—one of them
has been obliged to put back to Gibraltar in a very
bad state. On the evening of the 22d an expedition
of 3000 picked men sailed from this place, under the
command of Gentral Lacey : they were embarked
in coasting vessels, escorted by a number of gun-boats,
three English brigs of war, with five armed boats
from each line of battle ship. These under the com-
mand of Captain Cockburn, of the Implacable. It
appears by some news'received to-day, although not
official, that they have landed at Moguer—we
ously look for further news, as their intention must he
Ito make an aztack upon the corps of the enemy in
that neighbourhood, under the command of the Duke
of Ahrembcrg.
London, England, 1810-10-09

NORWICH QUARTER .SLSSIONL

At the Quarter Sessions for this city, held on
Tuesday last, the Grand Jury found a true bill
against Mr. Thomas Roope, for sending a challenge
to Robert Alderson, Esq. (Steward of this city) with
an intent to provoke him pa fight a duel. Mr. Roope,
on the motign of Mr. Cooper, having traversed the
indictment, Mr. "SiORICS, Counsel for Mr. Alderson,
moved that Mr. Roope's recognizance of £lOO should
be entreated, on the ground of his having committed
a fresh breach of the peace, by a recent publication,
commenting on Mr. Alderson's conduct ; arid also
moved that Mr. Roope should enter into fresh recog-
nizances, himself and two sureties, for his appearance
at the next Sessions.
Mr. COOPER, Counsel for Mr. Roope, stated to
the Court that Mr. Roope had not forfeited his re-
cognizance by any act whatever ; The Court, how-
ever, considered it to be their duty to order Mr. Roope
to enter into fresh recognizances, himself in Ai2oo,
and two sureties in £lOO each, to keep the peace to-
wards Mr. Alderson, and the public in general.
Mr. Biddy, surgeon, immediately offered to be one
of the sureties ; and Mr. Wyeth soon after coming
into Court, offered to be the other ; which being ac.
cepted, Mr. Row withdrew.
London, England, 1810-10-09

SURREY' SESSIONS, OCTOBER G.

This day the Sessions commenced at the Sessions
House, Horsemonger-lane. - Mr. Serjeant ()snow
in the Chair.

MASTER CARPENTERS.
A question of considerable importance to Master
Capenters was decided on the trial of an information
against Mr. Swain, a master carpenter, residing in
the Borough-road, charging him with having em-
ployed John Boyce as a journeyman, he not having
anted an apprenticeship of seven years to the
trade. The information was founded on the sta-
tute of the 15th of Elizabeth, by which it is enact-
ed that any master so offending shall subject him-
self to a penalty of two pounds per month for
1 every month he shall have employed such man
as a journeyman. From the evidence it appeared
that Boyce hAd been with Mr. Swain for.four years
for the purpose of learning the trade of a carpenter.
For the first year he- received. wages at the ree of
half a guinea per week, which increased every year.
At the end of four years indentures were executed be-
t Ween the parties by which Boyce agreed to continue
with Mr. Swain for three years longer, and thereby
making up seven fears. At the time of executing
the indentures, however., Mr. Swain told Boyce he
might leave him at any time, as, the indentures were
not legal, Boyce continued working with Mr. Swain
'for eight months after at the weekly wages of twenty-
five shillings, and then left him.—The Jury found the
Defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1810-12-03

YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 2.

This morning arrived a convoy from the Baltic, last
from the Humber, upwards of toOs.til, under convoy
of the IAN): and LIGHTNING sloops, and CILACKI.R
gun-brig : the merchant ships.cotitinued their course,
but the ships of war are come into these Roads, and
remain ‘N.s. the Ro..aucx, HEARTY, STARLING, and
VIXEN gun-brig, which is under sailing orders for the
Baltic, with alltiog's messenger, with dispatches.—
Sailed the DAPHNE trig.tte for the Downs, TARTARUS
with prisoners for Plymouth, and PANDORA and I'RIM.
ROSE sloops, with convoy for the Nore. Arrived from
the Downs the rulers scitooncr, Capt. Batt.--the
Asma Regina, 11. D. SIIOULT, from Lerwick, with
`iron and allum, is sent in by the FAvouutra cutter.
London, England, 1810-12-03

PINMODTH DOCK, DECEMBER 1.

ge Five, P.M.—An express .has this instant arr:rea
from Falmouth, stating the arrival at that port, this
morning, of an English sloop bf war, from Lisbon,
with the important information that IifISSUA having
syliked his pm:, and left his heavy baggqs, was an full
mesas front tinctugal, clam& pursued by Lori frEILINc•
avor! There can be no doubt of the general truth
of this information, though perhaps not to the fa
extent stated. It has been sent to the Port-Admialt
and the telegraph has been -working ; bat, I appre-
hend, too late in the day to reach town, it bring
nearly dark."

LLOYD'S, DECEMBER s,
11EXTRAVr aF A ixtrzit FROM FA1.3101;111, NOS• 93.

" Arrived his Majesty's ship Jaime, from Lisboa
in seven days; she brings news highly important.—
The French army, owing to extreme want of rori.
sions (not having had bread for six daya)commentnd
axetreat on the 15th, spiking all their cannon, 01
leaving behind them all their heavy luggage. DPI
algaib Halted on the 17,th, but as Lord WeGuNGTO4
With '70;000 troaps, alLin fresh condition, was devil
-1410iving the. enemy, a battle was, considered as it
etitaftte; unless the French again retreated. His fila
jestfil:fbip ZliNolUA was lying aceingle anchor in dt
Taps, in readiness to start with the first news,*
that knfp;:ntatiOn of the greatest importance maybe
`hourly expected. The deserticms from the well
have lien. immense. Ws Majesty's ship Dam°,
with 35 sail of traileports, having on board dowers
from the French army, sailed for England the day
previous to the jAklllit iretving. MASSINA/S brad'
quarters were at Santarem, per the last accounts.

! CORNWALL GAZETTE, TRURO, DEC. 1.
" His Majesty's, brig JASPER, of JO guns, arrived
yesterday at FAmouth with a Mail and Dispatches,
in only seven days from Li, o. Our accounts If
her state that the French army, having been Beira
to the greatest extremity of want, (one letter tarsi
, that they had been:without bread for sir clan) 31A
; haviiii:boeit detaching small bodies for some lig°
1 before, broke up ou the 15th, after rftitiagollikeir keg!
cavult!no emiiCh they kft Mad), Itedhek •;&i *1;00°'
ragtO of um #agger aid .osisif and eammeneei
'their tetreat 'upon. Santarem... Lad Wgiugatif
'ii!inws-1411/Pbroko llPpaadadligeol, Ito! iikasir'
London, England, 1810-12-03

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London, England, 1810-12-03

LA' 1141ILL1GRAVE.

Sittings of the Court of the King's Palace of Westrninattr,lsefore
the Right Honourable rleneage Earl of Aylcsford,Lerd Stew-
ard if his Majesty's Household.
FBIDAIti NOVEMBER 30.
From the ever to be lamented illness of his Majesty,l
the Administration of du*ice in this very useful and
extensive Court 'of Record, is now, by the Patent of
King Charles IL devolved upon the Steward and
Marshal of the Royal Household ; the death of a
very upright man, and excellent Judge, (James Stan-
ley, Esq. who,- fora period of near $4) years, dis-
charged the office of Steward of the Court) deprived
it also of the great legal assistance or his Deputy.—
His Lordship, on this occasion, was attended by Bur-
ton Morrice, Esq. Barrister at Law, who although
holding the appoinunent of Steward of the Marshal-
sea of his Majesty's Household, is unable to take his
seat as Steward of this Court.. 0117 Causes entered
for'Trial, 10 were heard and determined, and of 93
'Prisoners brought up under the Lords' Act, 16 were
discharged out of custody, and the remainder, at the
instance of their respective creditors, remanded to the
Prison, upon a weekly allowance of 3s. 6d. The bu-
siness of the Court closed by the disposal of several
Motions, and of the granting of Rules Kid.
London, England, 1810-12-03

~ • •
raised Ms oentp. Shouli this be ally tree, the re-1
treat Of the French cannot but prove, extrethely de
structive to them, obliged as they are to perform their
retrograde movements pursued by the immortal hero
to whom the defence of this kingdom is committed.
Nov. 22:—On the ISth,late night, Massena com-
meriCed his retreat, and Lord Wellington to pursue him.
We are now given to understand that the French
General was not in that want of provisions as was
supposed by many people here, but that the distress
of his troops in respect to cloathing, particularly in
shoes, was extreme.

There is a report here in circulation, which, how-
ever, is generally discredited, that ten thousand men,
with a large convoy.of provisions and cloathing, have
joined Massena. 'We now feel satisfied that we re
perfectly secure for the remainder of the year ; it is
doubtful with some of the best informed, whether any
battle of consequence will take place this campaign.
It is said that a corps, consisting of several thou-
, sand men, has been destroyed by the Portuguese on
their route to join Massena.
London, England, 1810-10-31

FROM LAST NIUHT'S GAZETTE—On continentals frogs 1
tbn Preceding MO
Ditto—Captain Jobe Dunn, to be Major, vice Bihar, de-
ceased ; Lieutenant J. B. Lewis to be Captain of a Cowpony,

vice Dean.
To be Lientatants, without purchase,
"wigs Mischa Hilliard, vice Gregg. sapededed.
Rap John Graham, vice Iltuy, promoted.
Rage Maurite O'Connor, vice Lewis.
$94 Ditto—Alexander Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, bg purchase,
vice Fyffe, promoted.
15th Ditto—Lieutenant William Pearee, 11'4,1n the 446 Foot, to
be First Lieutenant, vice Campbell, who exchanges; Ensign
Charles Cuyier, from the 69th Foot, to be ditto, by purchase,
Ode Lee, promoted.
.111th West India Regiment—Angus M‘Donnell, Gent, to be En-
• sign, without purchase, vice Rutherford, resigned.
Roll's Regiment— De May, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bal-
tazar, whose appointment has not taken place.
Europeao Garrison Company in the West Indies—Scrjeant
Alexander Rose, from the 55th Foot, to be Ensign in the let
Company, vice Pacsow. promoted.
Nova Scotia Feneibles—Noah Freer, Geat. to be Ensign, vice
Goldsmith, whose appointment has not taken place.
STAFF.

Captain Alexander Ligeteweod, of the 60th Foot, to be Dcputy
Quarter Master General to the Troops serving in Nova Sco-
tia, with the rank of Major in the Army, vice Lieutenant-Co-
lonel Tinling.
'To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries General to the rorces.
D. Ibbetson and James Laidley, Gents.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
To be Hvepital Mates for General Service.
William Sankey, Thomas O'Halloran, Robert Graham, John
Mooney, Francis Kelly, and Thomas J. Wharrle, Gents.
The King's German Legion.
lit Lightenragoons—Carain Lewis Meyer, from the ad Light

Dragoon', to be Major, with temporary rauk, rice Grote,

who resigns.
- -- -

td Ditto—iicotenant George Jansen to be Captain of a Troop,
with temporary rank, vice Meyer, promoted in the Ist Light
Dragoons; Cornet William von der Hellen to be Lieutenant,
•ice Jansen; Augustus Reinecke, Gent. to be Cornet, vice

Hellen.
Ist Battalion of the Line—Major Rudo!phut' Boderker to be
Lieutebant-Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Ompleda, who
.retires.

Sd Ditto—Major Wm. Ulmenstein, from the 4th Battalion of
the Line, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with temporary rank, vice
Klinplior, promoted in the sth Battalion of the Line.
ith Ditto--Captain Frederick Reit, from the 7th Battalion of the
Line; to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Ulmensteio,
promoted in the 3d Battalion of the Lire.
7114 Ditto—Captain and Brigade-Vajor Wm. Delius to be Cap-
tain of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Reh, promoted
in the Ith Battalion of the Line; .Ensign Frederick Jerico to
be Lieutenant, vice Severin, who retires; Cadet-Setjeant Geo.
Munderloli to be Ensign, vice Jericho.
ilth Ditto—Ensign George Wilding to he Lieutenant, vice Wense,
promoted on the Staff; Ensign Ernest Crahn, from the Depot
Company, to hr Ensign, vice E. Welding, appointed to the 7th
Battalion ; and Otto Bruel, Gent, to be Ensign, vice G. Wil-
ding.
Depot Company—Quarter-Master•Serjeant Henry Behnstn to
he Ensign, vice Grahn, appointed to the Bth Battalion of the
Line.
London, England, 1810-10-31

This day was published,
Tn Octavo, price 7s. in boards, the Fourth Edition, of
LEMENTS of ELOCUTION; in which the.
I—a Principles of Reading and Speaking are investigstud; ap4
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every varier:, of sentence, are distinctly pointed out arid explained;
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to rendes it varied, foecible,And harmonious. To whichis added
a ,ortiplete System of the Passions, 'hewing how they affect the
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CANAL SHARES.
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Leicester, on Thurb.lay. the Bth day of Novesnber, 181*, at
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OUR Shares in the Navigation from the River
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be much acrtased by the intended extension of the Peak Forest
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Further particulars way be bad as the Ofsces of Mr. Craduck,
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lATTELLIGEIk

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 14.
A mimber of vessels have been observes to pals
this harbour to-day from the Eastward, froth which.it
is supposed that the outward-bound convoys are pas-
sing by, without calling for the ships here.—Arrived
the Pr.Acocs gun-brig, from the Eastward ; also the
CROCUS sloop of war.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 15.
Arrived his Majesty's ships RALEIGH and ROLLA,
and the DARING gun-brig, from the Downs. Sailed
his Majesty's ships CROCUS, for Falmouth ; and the
ARGUS sloop of war, Capt. J. STUART, for Cork, with
two dock-yard lighters, to assist in weighing up a navy
transport sunk there.
London, England, 1810-01-17

PO.R.EIGY INTELLIGENCE.
1

.Ib.
CHOMANSAND,,DECEMBER le.
In ackfliiini to my laetittformation, stating to you
the several condemnations which had taken place
here, I 'Live to subjoin the bark Pacific ; and the con.
damnation likewise of the brig Suwarrow.

This is certainly a very strange and very unjust
decision, the neutrality both of the vessels and car-
goes being admitted by the Court of Admiralty.—
The last was condemned merely on the supposition of
l'.aving been under a British convoy. It was stated,
in the second place, that the crew had refused to
sign their names at the first Court ; and :idly, that
after putchasing her return cargo, had she arrived in
safety. the instructions were to remit the surplus to
lvlr. W. of London.

The ship North America has been cleared, as like.
wise the ship Atlantic. I cannot account for this
partiality.

LANDSCRONA, JAN. 8.

A very large fleet sailed from Carlscrona on the
oth ult. Many of the ships have been unfortunately
lost from the difficulty of the navigation at this tem•
pestuous season. -
London, England, 1810-01-17

NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Partnership 1
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the e 8 t h day of February next, by mutual consent. As witness
our hands this 20th day of Duceinber, 1809.
Witness, JOHN SMITH,
D. W. WEDDELL. J. N. ROBINSON.
PORTSMOUTH.
Air R. JAMES NEWTON ROIIINSON begs to
inform the Public, that from and liter the 28th day of
February next, he intends carrying on the B. insss of Ship-
Chandler on his own sole account, in the Shop and Warehouse
in Bath-square, Portsmouth, where the Partnership Business of
Smith and Robinson has hitherto been carried on.
Witness, D. W. ED D1:T.1.. J. N ROI3INF4ON.

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Sailed his Majesty's ship FLY, with several vessels
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YARMOUTH, JULY 11,

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ROYAL AMPHI'PHEA TRH,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, JULY R.

A French schooner pr;vateer brought to one of
our mackarel-boats on Saturday last, off this port,
to .k from them some fish, and carried then, across
Channel, near to the French coast; the Frenchmen
then gave them a bottle of brandy, and sent them
about their business.
London, England, 1810-07-12

PLYMOUTH, JULY 10.

Arrived the CONSTANT gun-brig, from Rochefort,
with two chasse•marees (prizes) ; and PLOVER sloop,
from Corunna. The INDEFATIGABLE frigate did not
anchor here yesterday, but stood on for Portsmouth.
The DEFIANCE, 74,, came up the harbour last night.
Two of the three unfortunate young men, who were
tried by Court-Martial for attempting to desert from
Clis ship to the enemy, are to be executed on board
her. The o.her one has been reprieved.
London, England, 1810-07-12

Also the good Chasse M.trce LA BONNE RENCONTRE,
burthen about so Tons. Both these Vessels are eery well adapted
for lighters, or the coa,ting trade.
After which their entire Cargoes consisting of
192 Quarters French Wheat
160 Barrels of Sardinia, in very good order, and
2.3 Hogsheads Salt Fish.
Captured by and condemned as l'rize to his Majesty's Ship
INDETATIGABLK, JOHN BROUGHTON, Esq. Commander.
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Battens, and 201 Firkins and it: Kegs Irish Butter.

PREEHOLD LAND, ELIGIBLE FOR BUILDING, NEAR

ROCHES I'ER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS.
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, July 27, at Twelve o'Clock,

in three 1.0.,
A MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
• I- called BR °NIP lON-FARM, containing 143 Acres of ex-
cellent Arable Land, in a high state of cultivation, partly in-
closed by flourishing quick hedges, delightfully situated for build-
ing Villas, in hunt of the high road to Dover, in the Parishes of
Strood and Frindsbury, five miles from Gravesend, one from
Rochester, and 27 London, a beautiful part of the County
of Kent, comnianeing extensive and picturesque prospects of the
Thames and :Medway, the Nore, and the adjacent country, with
a Farm-house, Barn, Garden, and Ont-buildings. The Laud-tax
Is redeemed. The Estate iv in hand, and the purchasers will be
accommodated with early possession, and one-third of the ppr-
chase-money may remain on mortgage.
To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, Mr. George Wheeler,
at Bill-street, Frindsbury, and particulars had 20 days previous
to the sale, at the Bull, Crown, and King's Head Inns, Roches-
ter; Falco°, and Prince of Orange Inns, Gravesend; Bull and
George, and Granby Inns, Danford; George Sittingbourne ,• Rae
and Bell Inns, Maidstone; of Mr. Gibbs, Solicitor, Strood; at
the Auction Mart ; and of Messrs. lioggart and Phillips, 6e,
Broad-streut, Royal Eagliimge, whew a plan of the Estate may
be seen.
London, England, 1810-07-12

CAPITAL.I:t4EEIIiHED Es I A FE, HERD LbriticL.
TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION,
Ey Messrs. HOG6A.R.I. and PHILLIPS,
/.t Vie Auction Mart, on Ftiday, the 27th instant, at Twi•lve,
j HE PONTRYLAS ESTATE, situate in the
Parishes of Keritchurch, Kenderchurch, Eewias, Mara',
and Rowiston, in the County of IC ;dont, 12 miles front Mon-
mouth, from Ross, and 130 from London ; consistitr of sun-
dry eligible Farms and Wood land, containing together 1300
Ayes 01 rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable. Orcharding, and \Vu 3d
Land, bounded and intersected by the rivers Nlonow, ‘Turin,
and Doyer. which aborial with fish, with a capital Mansion•
house, substantially built, called Poinr)Ls. delightfully situate in
a most romantic part of thii country, with oaks.* at every de-
scriptioo sin:able for the resiaeree of a respectable family. with
capacinus Farm-lenses, Barns, St.:Mint, and flue-liii:Ltings; let
to Nlessrs.Ailititis,Niiilioas, BCAVAII, (..r.tU1:11.111, W.PiAntl,
HMIs, and Floyd, on leases nearls, eistiiring, at rents 31151 int.
in to yast XlOOO per aot!ton; capi')le of beio!, woad. r.,biy
.ne, eased.
To be viewed, and Particulars had '2O days before the gale; at
the Hotel Inn, Hereford ; swan, at Ross ; Beion..rt Arnri, Mon-
; Swan and Falcon, Abergavenny; of Mr. tia.ison. So-
licitor, Chancery-lane ; at the Auction Mart; at.il of lVessrs.
lit ir,;ar and Phillips. No. 0., Broad-street, Lentbin, %saute a
Pl.t4 of the Estate may be seen.

VAI.UABLE FREEHOLD ESTATF.i, AT Roll it.S t Mt,
CIIESHUNT, BRIXTON CAUSEWAY, LANIBErki, and
BBHOPSGATF.-STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mewl HOGOART and PHILLIPS.
At the Aue•iun Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Tuesday.
the 711 t of August, at Twelve, in five Lots, by order of the

Extol ors,
ASUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD WIND-
MILL, situate adjoining the Town of Rochester, on the
bank of the Medway, on Lease to Mr. Robert Horsenall, at
Xe 6 per Annum ; a Freehold Seminary, situate at Cheshunt,
containing numerous Rooms, large Gardens, and a rich Paddock,
on Lease to Miss I.untley, for an unexpired term of seven years;
a substantial Meeting-house, a Dwelling-house, with an excellent
double bow fronted Shop, Chaise-house and Stabling, two Tene-
ments adjoining, and an extensive Garden, occupying a plot of
ground 72 feet in front of the high road, by a depth of 540 feet,
in a delightful situation for buildiug, on Lease to Mr. Hooker ; a
compact well-built Dwelling-house, at Brixton Causeway, con-
taining two Rooms on a Floor and four stories high, with Gar-
den, Coach-house, and Stabling, on Lease to Mr. Thomas Fir-
den ; a Reversion to and a Clrounl Rent, issuing out of a Free-
hold Estate, comprising fourteen Tenements in
Bishopsgate-street, on Lease to Mr. John 111,th
The Premises may be viewed with leave of t ie respettive Te-
nants, and Particulars had ten days preetdivg the Sale, at the
King's Head, Rochester ; Mr. Hooker, Cl esliunt ; Four Swans,
Waltham Cross; of Messrs. Willis. Fairthorne, and Clarke., So-
licitors, SA'nr.iford-court, Thrct, is:ton-street ; at the Aaction
Nati 1 ate/ of Messrs. Hoggart and kisillvis, 62, Old Broad-street.
London, England, 1810-07-12

PORTSNIOUTH, 101. Y 11.

Arrrived the ARGO ft igate from the Downs
Sailed his Majesty's Ship NYMPH, for Lisbon ; the
BONNE CITOYENNE, with a convoy for Nova Scalia,
&c. and SPRIGIITLY cutter, on a cruize. The RIFLE-
MAN gun-brig takes convoy to Guernsey, &c. and will
sail .o-morrow. Arrived the Sally transport from
the Downs, bound for Gibraltar ; and his Majesty's
ship SLIGO from the Downs.—Wind S.E.