The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

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the one ermeotimsed Appointments, as stated in the Gazettes
of the '294 of Augsvt, 1803, 13th of Juke§ 1307, 49th of
Augast, 1809. 101 h of ht,o'cli, 1810, and ltith and- 23d of
Juno follow ing, have not oaken place, 'viz.
80th Foot, Charles Forrest, Gent. to he Easign. Joseph
Coles, Gent. Si, be ditto.
23d Light I)ragoons, rae--- Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet.
18th Foot, SurgeoaThomas" Duocap,_ from the 99th Foot, to
be Surgeon.
42a Ditto, Duncan Macpherson, Gent, to he Ftivign.
Royal Veteran Hattalloti' Lieutenant William Soodgrasst
from tlie24th Font, to t. Lieutenant.
The itudermentiotied Officers are suversciled, being absent.
• without Leave, viz.
Lieutenant Montgomery, U the 2:3d Foot.
Lieutenant Hall, Of the 75ih Foot.
Captain Dams, of the 81st,Foo I.

Ordsexce-Ofjice, June 27.
Corp; of Royal Engineers.
First Lieutenant Scb4stian.llickinsnn, to be Second Captain,
vice Hamilton, deceased. . I)ate.l May Q 9, 1810.
Second Lieutenant %YUliana R. Ord, to be Pint Lieutenant,
trace Dickinvon, promoted. Dated as above.
Medical Establishiaeit kr the Military Department of the
Ordnance.
Thomas Apreece, Gent. to be Second Avvivtant-Sergeon, vice
C. Hicks, deceased. Dated June 21, ISIO.

Commissions signed by the Lnrd Lieutenant of the North
Rifling of Yorkshire.
Noith York Regiment of Militia.
liatant Stephen Bell pi have the Brevet hank of Captain.
Date,l aline 13, 1810.
Peter l Luntitowl, Gent. to he Lientonant. Dated as above.
Quarter-Master Thomas Moss lobe Ensign. Dated it above.
Croitab•Offiee, Jnne 30.
.111 EMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN TIIIS PRE•
..• 'ENT PARLIAM ENT.
BOROUGH •R st.scniNos.r.
Willi* Keswick, Esq.

• BANKRUPT~
CCY EN LA tb En.
J. Payee, West-bqstare, Snotilem:k. anny.c,,ntractor, from
Jane 90 to July 2a, a' fr"...tt CuildhalL

BAI4IS.aI3PrCY SUPERSEDVD.
• W. mdasvpieci,,Aaaleighspo, arta-estate, dax-spinner.,
BANKRUPTS.
Witeleatt, Bridgetown, wool-spinier, to surrinulerJuly
4, IS, Atte. 1 at (deta. at the 014 London Inn, Exeter.
Attoreie-, Mr. Follett; Paper-buildings, Inner Temple; and
Mr. Mutate Exeter.
it. Tutin, Chanti ...street, cheesemonger, July 7, 14, Atte.
11, at one. at Go• Attornies, Messrs. Clayton, Scott,
and tare,N, ...square, Lincoln's Inn.
Sheffield, razoreseeinfacturer, July 13, 14,
Au:;. 11, at eleven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies,
Mr Hatton-garden; and Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield.
G. M. Jukes, Gosport, banker, July 7,13, Aug. 11. al ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, Si. Michael's-alley;
J. 1..n141ey, Gosport, banker, July 7, 13, Aug. 11, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Maliaers-alley,
Curnhill.
J. Harrite, Narrow-street, Limehouse, timber-merchant,
July 7. 14, Aug. 11. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Rein sad Bison, Hattlon-square, Miunries.
J. Res ell, Norris-street, Hay market, poulfa•er, July 5, at
eleven, 7, at nine, Aug. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Pike, Air-street, Piccadilly.
P. R: Lew is and J. Jackson, Strand, silk-mercers, July 7,
14, Aug. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. David
and Lieurge Rits-en, Crown-rouri, Aldersgate-street.
A. Norton, Printen-street, Blackfriare, dealer, July 7,14,
Aog. 11, at twelve. at Guildnell. Attorney, Mr. R, illy,
Stitford-row, Buckingham-gate.
W. Rohinsan, King's New toil, Derbyshire. farrier. July
16, 11, at eleven, Auz. 11, at sit, at the Kings Arias Tavern,
Derby.. Attontey, Mr. Greaves, Derby.
T. Wllcncks, Exeter, tallow-chandler, July 5, at eleven.
11, at One, Aug. 11,'at two, at the Hate!, Exeter. Attorney,
Mt. Terrell. North-street, Exeter.
I). Phillip,, Bristol, haberdasher, July 9, 93, Aug. 11, at
nne. at the Bush Tavern, Bt Au/miles. Messrs. W hit-
,combe and King,'Serjeant's len, Fleet-street; aid ftlr..Fran-
kis, St. John-street, 'Bristol.
p. Jones, Pont v Pool, Illonmmillishire, liquor-merchant.
July 16, at six, 17. Aug. 11. at twelve, at the Bush Tavern,
Corn-street, Briaol. Attornies, Mr. Clissold, Bristol; and
Mr. Tarrant, Cbancery-lane.
R. Harris, Oxford, shopkeeper, July 12, 13, Alle.'• 11, at
elevra. at Henjumin Cniier',, under the Town Hall, Oxford.
Ante, ey, Mr. Moore, Bow-lane.
C. 1,. Lunt, Aastirefriars. insurance-brokers July 7, at ten,
91. Aug. 11. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rani-
sou, riamadn-edle-street.
U. Maltby, Mortimer-street, money-scrivener, July 9,7,
Aug. 11. irt ten, arGuildhalL' Attorney, Mr. Humphries,
Clement's Inn.
D. Magenis, Clifford's-inn.passage, victualler, July 7, 14,
Aug. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown,
Peddieg-lane.
hainshaw, Smithey Ridge, Silkstone, July 3, 11. Aug..
11, al one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. King, Castle-street,
Bri!borti.
H. Darwin Southampton, tailor. July 6, at one, 14, at
twelve, Aug. 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dodd, Billi-
ter-lairs. •
R. KiLick. Southampton, upholsterer. July 7. 14, Asp
11, at time, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vizard mid
Hutchinson, New-square, Lincoln's Inn.
F. Armstrong. Salisbury-street, Strand, win.-merchant,
July 7. 14, Atig.*.ll, at one, at Guildh:.ll. Attorney, Mr.
Warsbron.sh. Waniford-court, Throginorton-street.
T. Penney and 11: Mayo, Ball-alley, Lombard4treet.tner-
eliauts. July 7. 14, Aug. 11; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attur-
net , Mr. Barrow. Threadneedle-street.
J. Willis, G. M. Jukes, J. G. Jackson, and J. Larvley,
Salisbury-square. merchauts, July 7, 19, Aug. 11, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boswell, St. Michael's-alley,
W. Barn=, sea. Rocliford, barge-master, July 7, 14. Aug.
I lot Attorney, Mr. Marian, Warwick-square,
New gate-street.
, . DIVIDENDS.
July 14. C. Charlton,' East Farleigh, Kent, dealer.—July
5. J. Ekias, Oxford-street, choesentonger.—July 28. S. Du-
nage, St. Paul's Church-yard, trunk-maker.—July 21. W.
Williams, Wapping, soup-hoilet.—July 21. 11Mears,
Greenwich, taveriekeeper.—July 14. T. J. Hopkins, Chig-
well, coMmon-brewer.—July 6. S. Wade, Ipswich, brewer.
--July 21. J. Fairfield, and J. Buckley, Liver fool, mer-
‘ehanty.—July 20. J. Parmettr, Borough, Norfolk, miller.—
July ST. G. M. Shelley, St. Mary, Whitechapel, hosier.—
July 21. M. Bryan.. George-street, Hanover-square, picture-
deafen—July 19. W. Hanctirne, S Transco, shopkeeper.—Jitly
24. J. Watson, J. Watson, jun. Jos. Watson, and D. Ains-
worth, Pteitin, esttos-spniners,--July`24. J. Watsoa. jun.
anti, catterall, Preston, etetou-spieners.— July 10. B. Wa-
ters, Pita-lane, broker.—July 28. T. Payler, Greenwich,
merciant.—July ?A. P. Perry, Finsbury-square, merchant.
$4, W. Q. Coweber and T. Fenoulbett, Clement's-
lane, Lorelrarri-street, mgrehants.—July 21. 'l'. Waghorn,
Rchasti.erf;Araper.4—July 30. W. Appleton, jun. and E. Ap-
pleton. Smedley, paper-manufacturers.—Jul;: 9. W. Watts,
Based,. tat:Ore.—Aug. 31. D. Jenkins. Latuiissent, Glamor-
gatithire, shopkeeper.—Jtily 21. R. doulthard, the Cricket-
ers. Oraake-roW Kennington-roadoictualler.—July 21. E.
Putt, Clouldoe-Areeti—July 2a. W. Squire, Lied,, busier.
, CERTIFICATES.—Jet.If 21.
Whimenyaok Brighthelassume, victualler.—J. Symons,
HibrgteaWstreer, baker.—G. Fettwick, Mary-le-bone, vete-
aurgtoa.—B. Waters, Finch-lane, broker.—E. Juxon
and C. ,Juxon, Birmiugbam, brass-founders.—W. Monist:,
Batte'cbeeserwasger.—.T. Hutchinson, Lamb's Conduit-street,
tea4lealer.—T. K::y, Hinainghatn, factor.—J. Purvis, St.
Mary-axe, merehatit.—S. Edward, Mark-lane, merchant.—
W.Weaver, Rpod-laue, merchant W . Haw kes orth,Black-
friar's-road, 'draper.—J. Page, Bishopsgate-street,
habrr-
clasher.—C. Macduff, Church-street, money-scrivener.

On Friday su'unight, at Puckeridge, in MO. I
fordsliire, as James Beattrain, a youth, 14 years of
lage, eon of Mr. Wm. Beawrain, attorney at law,
was passing along the highway, the Cambridge
waggon suddenly drew on one side to let the Pe-
terborough coach pass on to London, when he got
entangled between the oak paling and the wheel of
the waggon, and was instantly crushed to death.
On Sunday the 17rh instant, as the Captain
of a cutter stationed at the mouth of the River
Thames, near the Part of Leigh, in Essex, was
going with seven men in a boat from Leigh to
`Hemileet Creek, the boat was completely upiet
by a violent gust of wind. The seven men recu-
vered•the boat, and preserved themselves, but the
• Captain was unfortunately drowned.

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' SALES Br *AUCTION.
Genteel Residence, ltd mo ntenßU,
RTON with immediate possession.
Mr. ,
On THURSDAY, iiity 5, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart.
r HE desirable LEASE: of a comfortable brick.
A built RESIDENCE, with walled Garden, the pro-
perty and late residence of the Rev. Mr. FOWLER, re-
moved to Walworth, cheerfully situate at Edmonton, near
the Chapel. The Premises are in the most perfect order,
Indy
contain three Sleeping-roMos, Drawing, Dining, and Moro-
ing-rooms, and domestic Convenience; walled Garden. fully
planted.
To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; at
the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Burton, 69,, Cornhill.

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Genteel I" RESIDENCE, with walled • warden,
Grove, Hackney.
By Mr. BURTON,
On THURSDAY, the sth July, at Twelve o'clOck, at the
AUCTION M Ili, near the Bank,
A Mast excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE,
replete with domestic Convenience, desirably situate
No. 2, Grove, Hackney, well calculated for the imme-
diate receptiou of a genteel family, and contain live Sleeping.
rooms, handsome spacious Draw inkrnom, DinittA-room,
Lt
hrnry, and convenient Domestic Arratgemetats. Held rai
Lease fur Forty Years, at a Ground-rent of 61. is, pct.
annum.
To be viewed with Tickets, which, with detictiptive Par-
ticulars, may be had on the Premises ; at the Mart ; anti of
Mr. Burton, 62, Cornhill.

EXCELLLti'I"rUII N
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rotoky. July
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On TRU
.....-1 f":7,lOliN CIL, MON LAW) I.:-
'Fly Mr. BU {VMS,
5, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart.
'I / Int unexpired LEASE for 19 years, It 1'
Y s moderate rent, of an excellent family town residence,
in perfect order, together with the elegant furniture, fix-
tures, &c. as it btands, situate No. 4, Montague-square, near
Poranno-square, Oxforiktreet. The residence is 'replete
with domestic convenience and comfort, and suitable for a
Family of Distincii ))))) and contains numerous Sleeping-
rooms, two noble lofty Drawing-rooms, with folaink &ours,
and windows to the floor, spacious. fining-room, Nl.4raing-
parlour, Study; Centkman's-room, and convenient domestic
arrangement,. . . .
To he viewed with ticket., which, with printed Particu-
lars. nary be bud of Mr. Burton, 61, Corithills Particidars
on the 4Prem'ses; and at the Auction Mart.

Freehold and. Leasehold Hui Wing Ground,
End, and Bethnal-Green, Laud-tax redeemed.
By Mr. BURTON,
On FRIDAY, JAI 6. at 'twelve o'clock, at the Gieldeo
gle, Mile-End Road, in Lots,
VALUABLE and truly desirable FREE and
V LEASEHOLD PLOTS of GROUND fur BUILD-
ING on, situate and in Devonshire-street and North-
street, Nide- F.ml, Bethnal-green, the principal
e,oininunicatimi front Limehouse, the Docks, and Mile-End,
Old Town, to Bethind-green, liackney,&c. The neighbour-
hood is populous and fast improving, and from the great de-
mand fur houses, is worthy the attention of Builders and
oth;rs.
To he viewed, and Particulars, with plans, to he had on
the ground; at the Gilden Eagle, Mile-End ;at the Angel,
Whitechapel ; Nag's Head, Hackney; and of Mr. Burton,
62, Condi:ll.

Valuable Cupyhold and Leasehold Estates, South Lambeth.
By Mr. BURTON,
On THURSDAY, July 5, at Twelve, at the. AUCTION
MART, London in Six Lots,
VALUABLE COPYUOLD and LEASE.
HOLD ESTATES, comprising at excellent ftesidenee,
with domestic convenience and comfort, pleasantly situate *at
Smith Lainnetli, witn Cc:tell-house, Stabting, and large wal-
led Garden, of which immediate possession may be had; four
aids. Dwelling-houses, situate in Miles street., South Lambeth.
Also Three substantial lirick.-built Dwelling-Ironies, in
Anderson's-walk,includiug Anderson's !louse, Prince's-street,
South. Lambeth. The whole let to respectable Tenants at
will, at low rents. Three Houses in Anderson's-street, one
Copyhold, the remainder Leasehold, for Sixty Year6,at small
Ground-rears.
To be vied ed by leave of the respective Tenants ; and Par-.
ticidars had on the Pc,...alises ; at the Auctiou Mart; end' of
Mr. Barton, No. G[, Cornhill.

Freehold Residence, with Couch' House, Stribliag, and
walled liardeo, Terrace-walk, Cantetpury, Kent. .
- . By Mr. BURTON, •
On THURSDAY, July a, at Twelve, at the Auction Marl.
A, MODERN FRi;EROLD
ZS. DENCE, land-tity ictleeined, with Coach-house,.
Stabling, and productive walled Garden, most delightfully
situate on ttso Terrace-walk, Canterbury, leading to Dane
John's-hill, commanding a view of the tine surrounding em—
irs,, in a neighbourhood truly respectable, and Within /seven
Miles of the sea. The House it in exceient repair, truly
convenient for a small Family. and contains five Sleeping-
rooms, Dressing-room, Drawing. Dining, and Morning-
room, and-convenient domestic arrangements.
To be viewed by application to Mr. Gadcsby, St. George's-
street, Canterbury, at whom Particulars may be had t par-
ticulars on the Premises • at the King's Head Inn, Canter-
liury ; Royal Oak, Ramsgate; Royal Hotel, Margate;
George Inn, Rochester; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr.
Burton, 6/,

ESSEX. •
A CAPITAL ARABLE AND MARSH FARM.
By Mr. BURTON,
At the Auction Mart, London, on FRIDAY, July 20, at
Twelve, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract,
CIL
A Very desirable COPYIIOLD ESTATE,
called Mile-House Farm, in the Parish of Torrington,
hi the County of Essex, lying exceeding compact, con::sting
of LI) A. of rich arable and pasture land, with -a brick.
fronted Farm-house, Barmi, Stables, and Out-htiildings, in
the most substantial repair. Possession may be had at Mi-
chaelmas next, and half the purchase money may remain
upon mortgage of the property. This Estate is situate
within live miles of the Borough of Maldon, seven miles. of
Witham, and eight of Colchester, all capital market towns;
chalk may be bad up to the Estate by water, and can be
shipped for the London markets. - •
•or Particubtrs apply, if hy letter post-paid, to -Mr:. Bar-
vey, Solicitor, rerning-huuse, near Kelveden, Essex; or at
his 011 ice, Witbam, ou Tuesday; and of Mr. Burton,' No.
62, Cornhill. . . 4

Farm in Essex, Land-tax redeemed. • •
By Mr. BURTON,
On THURSDAY, July 5, nt Twelve o'clock, at theAHC-
TION MART, London,
AVery valuable and truly desirable LEASE.
HOLD ESTATE, comprising. all that Farm and
Lands, together with Farm-house and requisite.uttached and
detached °dices for farming purposes, called and known by
time name of BERRY FARM, situate and being at Laindoa
Hills, five miles from Billericaz,seveufrom Brentwood, and
about '25 from London, in the County of Essex, coutaining• in
the whole IZB acres, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of
Mr. JOHN.FRIENbH, tenant at will ; a Leave still be grait-
ed for '2l years froarnext Michaelmas, subject to the,rnot of,
1051. per annum.
To be viewed ; a Draft of the Lease and a -Platizaf the
Estate may be seen ; and Printed Particulars hatEpt Me. Bite:.
ton, o'2, Cornhill s. Particulars on the Premises; at the Black.
Boy, Chelmsford; Crown, Billericay.; Three cups, Caches-
; Bell, Rumford; and at the Auetion Mart.
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Freehold Villa, Garden, Pleasure Groands,and Lund, Strest-:
hum Common.
By Air. BURTON'.
On THURSDAY, July the sth, at 12, at the AuctiowMart,
near the Batik of Engbuid,
AMOST delightful FREEHOLD VILLA,
with attached and detached offices of every description,'
Pleasure grounds, walled garden, and about six acres pf rich
meadow land, situate on that beautiful and rural spit, iStreat-'
ham Common, a distance of about seven Miles from London.
*The villa is finished in the hawed:ate taste, replete with do-
inestic convenience, and presents a handsome elevatilro, and
cuntaips numerous sleeping-room. of good priip4rtion, with
dressing-room, handsome lofty drawh-room, tiuishethin rich
paper with beautiful border, with statuary 'marble chimney-
piece, spacious well-proportioned ililiiiig-roost, a library, gen-
tle room, and breakfast parlour, housekeeper's room, tied
suitable eouyeud'nt domestic arrangements. The out otlices
are well connected, and include standing fur two carriages,
stabling for four horses, with lofts, and men servants' sleeping-
rooms over, piggery, hen-houses, &c. a carriage drive to the
house, with noble park entrance, beautiful pleasure grounds,
dives sifted with thriving shrubs, a liSty walled garden, plant-
, cd with choice well and standard fruit trees, and a rich Mea-
dow, with new-erected cow-douse, etc. The whole contains
about sis acres.
To ho viewed with Tickets only, which, with destriptise
Particulars, may be had on the Premises; at the Auction
Alan, and of Air. Burton, 62, Cornball. •