THE SALISBURY AND WIN CHE JOUR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER OF WILTS, HANTS, DORSETi AND SOMERSET [ NUMBER 3786. VOLUME LXX1V.] MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, iso. 9. PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY./^ flmP D,' t/• • 3?<*- I Paper and Print, 3d. Monday's and Tuesday's Posts. FOREIGN NEWS. From the German Papers, AMSTERDAM, Aug. 8. TROOPS from the interior of France as well as from the neighbouring departments, are marching liicher by thousands. The roads from Paris to " Antwerp swarm with soldiers. It isthesatne in this country. The troops which were at the Holder will be removed by waggons to Bergen- op- Zoom, and those which were in the \ lifferent camps were en their march to Brabant. The regiments in Germany are also to Return. The sluices at Bergen- op- Zoom have been opened. Lieut. Ceil. Brune, Master of the Horse to the King, is appointed Governor of Breda. General Tarayre, who has; been reinforced, has taken a position between the village of Putten and Bergeu- op- Zooui, and unites with the French army, being his right wing. The flotilla, which advances before tlie line of the fleet, lately bombarded Batbz for the whole day. Fresh troops arrive daily at Antwerp. About 5000 of the Imperial Guard are every moment expected. The Addresses of the Rabbis have not been fruitless; some detachments of Jem have already arrived at the Hague. They attract much observation. A number of the*: Jews have requested the blessings of the Rabbis before their departure. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST ST. This morning a Gottenburgh Mail arrived. The following are the only, articles of intelligence it contains STOCKHOLM, Aug. 10.— We have not received any ac- counts from our army and navy, nor has any thing tran- spired of the present state of the negotiations for l'eace • between this country and Russia and Denmark. Letters from Marseilles and Genoa state, that the French Consul in Algiers, Dubois TalKvHfc, has been arrested by order of the Dey, arid that war has been declared against France. Letters have been received from Petersburgh, to the 31st ult. and from Riga, to the Uthiost. By these we learn, that t[ ie report of a general embargo in the harbours, of Husna and the Batie is erroneous. It is true that an embargo has been imposed, but,' instead of being general, it is confined to native ships only, and its sole object is to prevent their falling into the hands of tbe powerful British force cruizing in that sea. With a licence from this country, it is understood that any Russian ships would be permitted to ta| ce their departure. AU the difficulties respecting the American vessels ii) the portaf- Riga have been removed by the good understanding which subsists between tlie con- " sisjnees and the official agents of the Russian Government, The accounts intermediately received from Denmark apprize us, that tlie scene of marine depredations by the Bullish ships of war and privateers will be shifted from the Baltic to the North Seas. The consequence of this variation v, ill be, that the productive trade from Heligoland will suffer material interruption, unless our AdmirAlty shall afford it prompt aud adequate protection. A vessel which left Flushing on the 23d, has brought advice that au action took place o" n the 21st, between one of our small squadrons and tbe enemy's flotilla, in which the latter were defeated,, with the luss of four or five vessels, The. garrison of Flushing arrived on Friday in the Downs in several men of war. The Expedition intended to reinforce" Sir Arthur Wellestey, goes to Cadiz, and will consist ( besides artillery) wfa brigade of Foot Guards, two brigades of Light Cavalry, fciul two brigades of Heavy Cavalry; the cavalry to consist of C. BC roa'uMttt of Life- Guardi. the regiment pf Horse- Cuards ( Blue), the Scotch Greys, aUf the limiskilleft ^ Jragqon*. * ';'* -, ' ' •'• ill An Expedition against Guadaloupe is said to be in Contentplation. Reinforcements, consisting principally of drafts from • he Guards, are on their march for Portsmouth and Ply- mouth, to- join Lord Wellington.— Others will proceed frujn Ireland, for the same destination. Monday se'raught, at 12 o'clock, P. M- General Floyd, Commander of Cork, received an express ffOm the Cas£ te of Dublin, with an iirder for tbo immediate embarkation for Spain of . the 1st . regiment of Dragoons, or Royals, at priesent quartered in that district. In consequence of several vessels having been Cap- tured off Beachy Head by French privateers, some of them part of the fleet from Oporto, representations were made to the Lords of the Admiralty, by " the Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's.— In reply, it is stated, that " their Lordships are concerned that so many captures have recently happened in the neighoourbood of Beachy Head, occasioned principally by the eruizers having been driven by the late strong westerly gales to take shelter under Dungerre- s." A frigate, three sloops, and a cutter, are now cruizing in the vicinity of Beacby Head, for'the protection of the trade. We understand that his Majesty has been pleased to establish an uniform dress for the Lord Lieutenants ot the different counties of Great Britain. FI- NF. RAL of MATTHEW BOLTON, ESQ.— The funeral of this distinguished man took ylacc, with appropriate solemnity, on Thursday last, at Haudsworth, about three quarters'of a mile froinSoho. A hearse and nine mourning coaches attended, but tbe coffin was carried by three sets of bearers, by hand, in mourning, and scarfs ; the hearse, and coache=," and numberless carriages of the deceased's friends, followed. Eighteen singers, in cloaks, preceded, Ringing appropriate psalms the wliole way. All ( lie beadles offiirrtimgham rode on horseback, and kept the way open. The corpse was followed to the grave by COO workmen of the manufactory » f Soho, who had each a silver medal presented to him, struck for the occasion : they wore hat- bands and gloves, and some mourning. The town was emptied of its principal inhabitants. Tbe workmen were provided, after the funeral, with a dinner at Wardswurth. The annual conference of tbe Methodists held this year at Manchester terminated » n Tbursdry2"> 9 Preachers at- tended.— Actual increase of Members during tlie past year, 14,200.— 6200 in England and Ireland, and 8000 in Ame- rica. The number of Preachers received in conference, after the fair probationary years, exclusive of those in the districts, was 20; and the number of new chapels opened jtinee last eonference is stated to be considerable. At Guildhall, before the Commissioners of Bankrupts, on tin- last sitting day, a bankrupt was committed to New- gate for not m iking a true schedule. Thejournal which he produced appeared to have been written at one time, and he - wore that the articles were delivered according to dates; but, on examination, it was ascertained by the water- mark, that the paper of which the book was made, was not manufactured until two years after the pretended dates of the entries, which created a strong suspicion in the minds of the creditors that he had secreted large sums of money. Marlbdrough- street, Aug. 28.— Airs Plunkhtt ( formerly Wi s Gunning) was this day brought up before the Magis- trates of this office, and underwent a long private exami- nation, touching a charge of forgery, preferred against her by John King, the well- known money- lender. There had been various money transactions between the parties, and the charge is that in these transactions tile lady uttered a bill of exchange, with forged acceptancc of her Husband, Major Plunkett. The investigation was private, anil- after a full inquiry into all the circumstances of tbe case, the lady- was held to bail, to appear at the next General garter Sessions for the county of Middlesex, in order to take her trial. " , , - I5OW- STRF, F. T.— G. Richardson, - a person employed M > the Inland Office of the Post- Office, Was this morning brought upfor examination before Mr. Read, chaiged with having committed robberies in that department to a great extent. Mrs. Canning, with whom the prisoner cohabited, and who had been extremely active in passing several Bank post- hills, part of the'property stolen'by the prisoner, Was, with him, fully committed for trial. MARK- LANE, Monday, Aug. 28. The supply of Wheat this day was more than adequate to the demand ; the prices, which had a start on Friday, went back to those of the pre- ceding Monday, andthc market closed With a declining aspect. Most other articles are in a similar predicament:— the finest qualities of each in tolerable request, the inferior so'rts of difficult sale. HAMPSHIRE. Act for ' Relief of Insolvent Debtorsi NOTICE is hereby given, That a Special General Session of the Peace will he holden at the Castle of. Winchester, in and for the county of Southampton, on Thurs- day tlie 7th day of September next, at the hour of twelve in the forenoon, tur tire purpose of administering the oaths to Per- sons entitled to their discharge, ami other tbe matters required bv an Act of Parliament, passed in the 49th year of his present Majesty's reign, entitled, '-. An Act for the relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England."— hi Dated this 25th day of August 1809. THOMAS WOODHAM, 44SMJ ' . . Deputy Clerk of the Peace. 1F0RD BRIDGE, HANTS. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, & OTHERS. ALL Persons' willing to'contract for the REPAIRS of I FORD BRIDGE, are desired to deliver Estimates to Mr. Baldwin, in Ringwobd, on or before the Sth day of September next; and on the following day to attend the Ma- gistrates at their Petty Session*,' at the Town- hall in Ring, wood, by ten o'clock in the forenoon, to contract tor the im- mediate ' Repairs of the said Biidge— specifications of which may be seen on application - to. Arthur, ttuartley, Esq. at Christchurch,—— By order of the Magistrates for the division of New Forest West. . W m. BALD WIN, Clerk. ltisi:-, vooii, .-! Vg.' 24, ISO!'. [ 4471 POOLE TURNPIKE., THE next Meeting of the Trustees will be holtien at the Old Antelope, in Poole, on Tuesday the 14th of September 1809; at eleven o'clock in the fortWoon, when the Treasurer's accounts for the present vear will be settled, WM. CASTLEMAN, Clefk to the Trustees. WlMnoRNE.^ Hg. 23, 180P. ' [ 4430 SHE'EP FAIR, On WooDTICRY HILL, near Bere Regis, Dorset. NOTICE is hereby given, That SHEEP PENS will he provided ( free from Toll), or. Thursdav the 21st of September 1809, where a Shew, of DORSET EWES and WETHERS will be seen on that day. ... Good Grass near, the spot. [ 42.9.2 . LEHES SHEEP FAIR. IT having been resolved at a Public Meeting held by advertisement at the Star Inn, ahd sanctioned by the sig- natures of more than 550 of the principal Buyers and Sellers of South- down Sheep, that the'said Fair should be bolden on the Twenty- first of September, in preference to the Second of October— not only from other . sheep fairs in adjoining counties being on that day, but that- the 2d of October has been found by experience too late in the year for the distant buyers to get the ewe* home in proper time: Notice is therefore hereby given, That the above Fair will be holden at the usual place, near Lewes, on the - 21st day ot. September next, anil continue to be held on the sante day in each succeeding year. At tlie request of the principal Flock- Masters, JOHN- ELLMAN. N. B. Wattles will be provided, as usual, on application to Mr. John Kennard, of St. Ann's, Lewes. U- wts, Aug. 12, 180.'). [ 4423 LEWES CLIFF FAIR, • S Held, on the Second of October. THE Public are hereby respectfully informed, that notwithstanding the'advertisement. relative to the New Sheep Fair in iftt last Lewes Paper, the Old- established Fair will be held on the original day ( niz. the 2d of October;, as heretofore, at Lewes. The said Fair will be supplied wjth South- down Sheep bv a great proportion.' of. the most numerous Flock- Miftt& s* who stt. r » o » » n wiy any alteration should « tke place. The public are therefore requested to observe; mat tifflrem indivi- duals ma)' attempt an innovation, the original supporters of the Fair will keep it, as u'sual. WM. GORRINGE, Chairman of the Committee. N. B. The rotation. tif Fairs in the county is as follows : • JOLT IAMBS St. John's, Clayton, Julys Black Roys, July J7 Hot- haul, July 18 ISHEFCP AMI LAMBS 1- Bat and Ball, July 23 Lindficld, AugUst 5 Brighton, Sept. 4 Battle,. Sept. ( J Kin don, Sept. 14 Selmeston, Sept., 1.9 St. John's, Clayton, Sept. QG Lewes Cliff', October 2 East Bourne, Oct, 11 Steynirtg, Oct. II Broadwater, O. ct. 29 ' „ [ 4424" PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. THE Company of Proprietors of" the Portsea Island Water Works, incorporated by Act of Parliament, passed in the last session, do hereby give Notice, that they are ready to receive Tenders for BRICK- WORK , consisting of a Wall, Engine House, Sod other Buildings, to be erected in the said island ; and also for IRON CASTINpS, namely, Pipes anil other articles,, to he delivered in the said Island. Particulars of the above, with the terms of contract to be entered into, may lie had by application to Mr. K.' Callaway, Portsmouth, secretary; Mr. k. S, Sloper, Montagu- street, Russell- square, London, registering clerk ; or to Mr. WM. Nicholson, Charlotte- street, Bloomsbury, London, the engi- neer to the said Company. PORTSMOUTH', July 20, 1809. - [ 4067 GUILDHALL, BATH, Aug. 31, 1809. TO CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. NKJTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioners for Pitching, Paving, and Cleansing the city and liber- ties of Bath have adjourned their meeting fill Thursday the 7til day of September instant, at the Guildhall, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to receive Proposals in writing from any person or persons who may be willing to contract for Sweeping and Cleansing the said city and liberties, for one year, from the 9!) th day of September instant. The sum re- quired for the performance of the Contract'to be written in words u^ full length, A bond with two sureties in the penal sum ofTSwi/. must he girert for the due fulfilment of the con- tract, and the names of the sureties mentioned in the proposals. By order of the Commissioners, ' L'HOS. M. CRUTTWELL, Clerk. N. B.— The immense quantity of Ashes collected in Bath, and the great demand for them for Manure, in eonsequcnce of the facility with which they , can: be conveyed up the country by means of the Canal, must be a source Of consi- derable profit to the Contractor. [ 4626 NEW SALISBURY AND LONDON WAGGONS, From the THREE SWANS, Satistwy, to the SALISBURY ARMS, Cow Lane, London. 71/ f ATCHAM, MITCHELL, and Company, beg 1VJL leave to inform their Friepds and the Public in general, they have established WAGGONS for the Conveyance of Goods from London to Salisbury, . and from thence to YeO'vil and Weymouth, on the most reasonable terms. The Proprietors will not be answerable for any Goods above the value of 51. unless entered and paid for as. such. [ 4213 < GAME. GENTLEMEN are requested not to sport upm any of the Manors of Donljead, Tisbury, Semle^, Anstw, Bridzor, or Hatledon, in the county of Wilis ; and all Un- qualified persons found trespassing thereon Will be prosecuted. WARDOCU CASTLE, Aug. 22, 1809. [ 440< I . ^ • • * " GAME. WHEREAS the GAME and FISH on the Manors of Chalmingtoii asd Cattistpck, in the county of Dorset, have beeh of late destroyed by poachers and other unqualified personsNotice is. hereby given, that all such persons found trespassing, sporting, or fishing 011 either of the. said manors, will be immediately prosecuted. [ 4SQ8 CIIALMIMGTOS HQml, Aug. 29, 1809. W. BOWER. GlbllNGHAM MANOR. ll/' HEREAS the GAME in the several parishes of T f Giliingham( Motcombe, and Bourton, within this Manor, has of late years been most shamefully destroyed, and ' particularly by persons unqualified. The deputation of the said Manor is now given to me, and all unqualified persons in future found sporting within the same will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law : and as directions have been given by the Steward to the several Tenants, to give notice to all qualified gentlemen to desist from trespassing on the estates in their occupation, it is hoped they Will not be henceforth seen sporting thereon. WM. WHITAKER. SiiArTRSBbRY, Aug. 30, 1809. ( 4418 DORSET. THE GAME on the MANORS of the EARL of SHAFTESBURY, at and ih the neighbourhood of Wim- borne St. Giles, having of late been greatly - destroyed, Notice iis hereby given,— That all unqualified persons found sporting or trespassing on any of the said Manors will be immediately 4> rosecuteil ;- a « d all qualified- persons are requested to desist from shooting and otherwise sporting thfreon during the ensuing season,, particularly near St. Giles's House, his ' Lordship being desirous of preserving the Game round his Mansion. THUS. GOULD READ, Steward. Augusta, lapjl. ' [ 4458 '.. ~ ISLE OK WIGHT.' ' WHEREAS the GAME on the Manor of Great Briddlesford has for many years been greatly destroyed; and it being the wish of the Proprietor to preserve the same, all qualified Gentlemen are earnestly requested net to shoot thereon ; and all persons unqualified are hereby required to take notice, that it found trespassing on the said Manor, they will be prosecuted. $ ept. 1, 180f>. [ I5. r> s GAME.— ISLE OF. WIGHT. ~~ JHEREAS the GAME on the Manors and Estates of JOHN POPHAM, Esq. called Shanklin, Blackpan, and Wcstcourt, in the Isle of Wight, has for many years been destroyed; and it being the wish< ot' the pro- prietor to preserve the same, all qualified Gentlemen are re- quested not to hunt Of shoot thereon the ensuing season: and all- persons unqualified are hereby .. inquired to take notice, that rf found Trespassing on any part ® the said estates, they will be prosecuted.— August 26, ieof>. 4437] C LA RKES and SEWELL, Stewards. FOR TilF. PRESERVATION OF'GAME. J^ OTiCKis- lwreby^ iven,-— That- erpry person who Shall be found Trespassing On the Lands' and Premises of WILLIAM HALLET+, Esq. situated'in the Manors Of ToWnhill, . Sbambkhurst, Honorof Ewelrne, Allington, and Hatch, in tbe parish of Son- h Stoneham, in the county of Ha' « t% will be deemed a wiiful Trespasser, and be proceeded against accordingly: and tor the destruction of Vermin ( which hiis been shamefully neglrfcted for many years., Traps, other Engines, & c. • See. & c. ate constantly set night and day. WILLIAM HALUETT. TOWNIIII. L, AUG. 18, 180.1. • ' [ 4404 Witness to the- signing by Mr. Hallett, JAS. CBOWDY. KIIEAS the GAME on the Manor of BOS- COMBE has of late years been greatly destroyed: it: is tlie determination of the Lord of the said Manor that no Game shall be killed thereon in the ensuing season—— it is therefore requested that all qualified- persons will retrain from sporting thereon ; and all unqualified persons found trespass - ing will bs prosecutcd, for we the undersigned Tenants on the said Manpr arc determined to enforce the'above resolution.—- As witness our hands, August 26th, 1803, THOMAS WATERS. , 4406] _ . JOHN BARBER. GAME. NOTICE is hereby given,— That all unqualified Persons found trespassing on the Manors of Hinton Admiral, Somerford, . Christchurch cum Mcmbris, and the Liberty of Westower, belongi^ to Sir GEO. IVISON TAI- PS, Bart, will be prosecuted ; and it is requested that all qualified Persons Will refrain from sporting on the above Manors. 4527] WM. BALDWIN, Steward. Mtcnors of Crux Easton, Woodcut, and Tanglry, Hants. WHEREAS the GAME upon the Majors of Crux Raston, Woodcut, and Tangley, belonging to R. G. Temple, Esq. has been, of. late," shamefully destroyed : All qualified persons are hereby particularly requested to ab- stain from sporting upon the said Manors, without leave; and all unqualified persons and Poachers arc informed that they will be, in future, prosecuted with rigour, if they are formd- Ttesp'a'ssWg'upon them."" [ 457TI TO SPORTSMEN. * ~ SEVERAL good POIiNTERS- and SPANIELS for S- ALE- " Enquire of Edward Toonier, Rhinefidd Lodge, near Lynd- hurst, New Forest, Hants.;—- No letters will be attended to unless postpaid. ' [ 4515 .-—___—_.— POINTER. '' rpo be SOLD,— A POINTER DOG, which has X been shot to by the owner for the last five years, and is now parted with because he has left off shooting. Apply fif by letter, post paid) to Isaac Gibbs, keajier, at Merly House, near VVimborne. The Price is Twelve Guineas. [ 45SS O be SOLD,— A capital double- barrel GUN ( by Pcrkinj), quite new,, and in excellent condition ;— also a good POINTER DOG, being the property of a Gentleman lately deceased. For further particulars apply personally or by letter ( free of postage) to Mr. John Brown, Wineanton, Somerset. T4SUS NPO be SOLD,— A strong GIG, with grasshopper JL springs, the wheels new in June last. [ 4535 Enquire of J. Linter, Greyhound Inn, Blandford, Dorset. HOG be SOLD,— A fashionable GIG, handsomely 1 fitted up with Morocco cushions, and harness, trunk, & c. compleat;— also a very capital GIG HOUSE, which is not parted with for any fault. Enquire at Bloxworth- House, near Blandford, Dorset. T4449 TO be SOLD,— A strong BAY COLT, four years old, sound, perfectly fit for a poach horse ; is now in possession of the breeder; he is broke in, and goes quite steady in harness. Price Fifty Guineas. Enquire at- the White Lion, Pimperne, Dorset. [ 4520 CHEAP TRAVELLING. SALISBURY COMMERCIAL COACH, from theTiiaEa SWANS, SALISBUKY, to the BELL SAVAOE, LUDGATE- HILL, LONDON-, Performed by EDWARD PROCKTER, GEORGE MATCHAM, and CO. SALISBURY-, Inside .. 16*. od. .. Outside ... 10s. 6d. AKIIOVEK.; 12.?. Od as. Od. A NEW COACH to EXETER and PLYMOUTH/, through Hindoo, Mere, Wincanton, and Yeovil, every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday- morning, at nine o'clock. [ 4214 CHEAP TRAVELLING. SALISBURY*, Inside .. LGJ, Od. .. Outside .. 10s. Gd. BY the OLD SALISBURY COACHES, from the BLACK IIORSV. INK, SALISBURY, to the BULL and CROWN INN, HOLBORN, and tbe SAKACEN's HEAD INN, FmuAY- StKEET, CHKAJSIDE, every day ( except Saturday) at half past three o'clock. All parcels sent by these Coaches will be received without any charge for booking, and will be safely and expeditiously delivered to. all parts ot London and Salisbury, without any charge for porterage. N. lStC0\ VN, T, FAGG, H. WH IT MASH, W., P£' NNY, 287TJ and Co. PRomsxoRi. TO MALTSTERS & OTHERS, FOR SALE,- About 40 Tom of STONE COAL, now laying on the Wharf at Eling, on moderate terms. Apply to Mi. E. Oke, merchant, Southampton; if by letter, postage free. [ 4574 ' FOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A Foreign- built SHIP ( not entitled to a British register), burthen about 300 tens, well found with cables, anchors, sails, and all necessary stores fit to undertake an immediate voyage, without incurring any material cxpence, now laying in Portsmouth harbour. Farther particulars may be known by applying to Messrs. W. Carver and Co. Gosport. [ 4135 AHORIZONTAL WIND- MILL to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, that will drive two pair of stones, or three- on occasion. The whole,' or only the opening part, with the mains, shaft, wheels, t£ c. may be taken separately; the whole standing 44 feet high. For further particulars enquire of the Printers ; letters, post paid. ~ [ 4179 YOUNG ELM TREES. ANY Person or Persons who will engage to supply, and plant - upon Southampton Beach in the ensuing Season, about Three Hundred Young ELMS, of height from eight to fourteen feet, are requested to send terms and propo- sals to Mt. Marett oil Ot before the 15th of September next— ^ om whom any furtbtfi information may be obtained. SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 25, .1309, [ 446S MERINO RAMS. STX) be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,- J AtioutSO ANGLO- MERINO two- tooth and fbur- tooth RAMS, five, six, and seren crosses from his Majust/ s' best Merino Rams, from pure Ryland Ewes, and carefully selected out of a very large flock. They are worthy the attention of sheep breeders, as they are particularly'deep short- legged sheep, without horns. For particulars apply to the Printers of this Paper, or to Mr, Rufus, WiuWNlow Hut, [ 4415 At Standen House, near Newport, Isle of Wight, ONE or two GENTLEMEN may be accommodated With Board, ike. and every convenience for kee- ping a horse, on moderate terms. Any Gentleman wishing to board with the Family, would find this a very desirable place of re- sidence. The premises ate extensive, and the situation very pleasant. A few Parlour Boarders can likewise bp accommodated, and Adults receive private instruction, if necessary.—- Terms may be known by application to Mr. Attwood,' Standen, either personally or by letter ( post paid). [ 4604 \ WIDOW of respectability and liberal education J. X. having. survived her family, would be happy to super- intend the Education of two little Girls : she is competent to instruct them in every requisite accomplishment,, and ma- ternal attention to their happiness and morals might be relied on. A line addressed ( post paid) to A. B. C. to be left at the Post- office, Poole, Dorset, will meet immediate attention. TO BANKERS. AN experienced person, between forty and fi ftv years of ace, is desirous of a situation as ' CLERK in a COUNTRY BANK, the concerns of which, he flatters him- self, he is fully competent to conduct, having lived in similar situations already,, from whence he can be well recom- mended. Address ( post- paid) for A. B: C. to be left at the Printers of this Paper. [ 4537 BAILIFF. X\ T A NTS a Situation,— A middle- aged Person, T T who has been regularly bred up in practical hus- bandry : is a good judge of buying and selling all kinds of farming stock, can write, and keep accounts wolfj srd whoso character will bear'tbe strictest enejuiry; he can Come well re- commended. / Letters directed for Y. Z. to be left at the Printing- office, Salisbury, will be duly attended to. [ 4511 w ANTED.,— An APPRENTICE to a CUTLER. For further particulars apply to the Printers. [ 4575 WANTED, where but one male servant is kept, — A steady, active MAN of light weight, who perfectly understands his business in house and stable.-— A good cha- racter will be required. Good wages will be given. Apply at the Printing- office of this Paper; if by letter, post paidt ' [ 4524 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. WANTED, at Michaelmas next, An active, clever, middle- aged WOMAN, to superintend the do- mestic concerns of a Farm- house in Hampshire, where two inaid- scrvants, at the. least, are always kept. A person who has been accustomed to the management of a business of this sort, in an extensive way, and who can have satisfactory re- commendations, may have a comfortable situation with liberal treatment and handsome salary. Apply to the. Printers; if by letter, post paid, KS* It is re- quested that no one will offer herself unless per- fectly qualified for the place. - . [ 4501 AN UPPER POR TER WANTED. WANTED,-— An UPPER PORTER, in a Wholesale Lead, Glass, and Colour Store, who has been used to packing and carrying out goods, can write a tolerable good hand, and knows something of accounts. Such a person may hear of a comfortable situation by apply- ing ( if by Utter, post paid) to Mr. Lempriere, Portsmouth.' *** It is requested no one will make application who has not lived in a similar situation, and can Come very well re- commended for sobriety and integrity. [ 4023 TO THATCHERS. WANTED immediately, or at Michaelmas nest,— A Person who is a good Workman, and perfectly understands the laying, up of reed: be will meet with constant employ, and every cncoitragt- mcnt tt. vcti him. 1- 14:!. Application to be made personally ( or if by letter, pest paid) to Farmer Groves, Worgrett Farm, near Wareham, Dorset. TO WORKING MALTSTERS. TV" ANTED, A steady MAN that has been IT accustomed to making Malt- An easy place, and good wages will be given.— Apply at the. Spread Eagle, Salisbury TO CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ' WO MEN, who understand iheir Business, may X meet with constant Employ and good Wages, by applying to Mr. G; Young, Bramshaw, Hants. | 44f ' 4492 WANTED immediately,— A steady active person, that can come well recommended, as SHOPMAN toaGROCF. n, DRATER, Arc. Apply ( if by letter, post paid) to Abraham Henly, Calne, Wilts. [ 4502 WANTED immediately,— A SHOEMAKER, either a Woman's or Man's Man, a good worknrutj. A serious person will be preferred, who will meet with con- stant employ. Apoly to Mr. T. Moody, boot and shoe- maker, High street, Andover. N. B. Attends Weyhill Fair as usual, with a good assort- ment of Shoes and Pattens, [ 45? 0 TO BOOT- MAKERS. WANTED,— A careful Man, who understands BOOT and LIGHT SHOE MAKING, principally boots. Such a person will meet with constant employ and good wages. Apply personally, or by letter post- paid, to Charles White, Boot- maker, Fareham, Hants. [ 1- 643 POOLE, Sept. 1, 1809. ] VTOW landing out of the Ship GARLANP, from i > Nova Scotia, A Cargo of Square PINE TIMBER, MASTS, SPARS, & c. & c. and selling bv 456- 4) JOHN LESTER & Co. To Cabinet- Makers, Builders, and others. FOR SALE, at Mr. WATSON'S Timber- Yard, Brown- street, Salisbury, About 500 square feet of AMERICAN BIRCH, on reasonable terms for ready money. — Also some MAHOGANY, either in log or plank, of an ex- cellent quality. [ 4522 TO be SOLD, for Forty Guineas,— A CURRI- CLE and HARNESS complete, and fit for immediate use; the curricle is town- built, light, and easy; the harness good. Further particulars ( if. by letter post- paid) to Mr. Barnard, Fox Inn, Bramdean, near Alresford. [ 4581 To LINEN- DRAPERS, & c. TO be DISPOSED OF, in a good Market- Town in Wiltshire, A SHOP in full" trade, situated in the market- place, with a light and well- selected Stock. [•' of farther particulars apply by letter ( post paid) addressed M. J. Post- office, Bath. ' [ 4519 T^ OR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, in any I quantities,— The MATERIALS of a large HOUSE', taking down at Fordingbriilge, Hants ; consisting of a quan- tity o'f good lead, bricks, tiles, roofing, flooring, doors, win- ilowv marble and other chimney- pieces, & c. -& c.; the whole in excellent preservation. Applications to be made to Mr. Fielder, carpenter, Post- office, Fordingbridge ; if by letter, free of postage. [ 4St6 ——^ ——— • — t Malt- Hmise and Coal- Wharf .— Hyde, hie of Wight. To be SOLD bv- PRIVATE CONTRACT,— AH that substantial well- built Brick DWE'LLING- HOUSE, MALT- HOUSE', STORE- HOUSE, and STABLE, now in full trade, with a long range of WH ARF behind, open to the Sea, belonging to and now in the occupation of M r. John Stephens, maltster and coal- merchant, who will give., immediate pos- session.— For further particulars apply to the above J. Stephens. N. B.— The above Mali- house will Wet fifteen quarters of barley per week. [- 1008 MARINE VILLA, ISLE OF H'lGliT. TO be SOLD,— All that unique, beautiful FREE- HOLD ESTATE and MARINE VILtA, at Steeple, in the Isle of Wight, now in the occupation of Earl Dysart, tenant at will, comprising an elegant Mansioa- hoy? c, coach- house, stables, lawn, garden, and plantations, and about 15 acres of excellent meadow and pasture land, with a capital boat- house on the sea- shore. The situation of the abotie premises is justly esteemed and admired as one of the mpst. picturesque in the kingdom. Applications ( pos' paid) addressed ro'Mf. WorslCy, Solicitor, Newport, Isle of Wight, will bt atwnded to, ^ 4257 To the CREDITORS of ROBERT COOt> ER, late of the City of NEW SAH tIM, Banker, deceased. IN the month of February 1788, Robert Cooper the X Younger, Esq. ( since deceased) the Son and oi. ly sur- viving Executor, divided and paid the Monies then remaining m his hands of the Effects of the above- named Robert C- jner amongst his several Creditors, in proportion to the amount of their respective Debts ( divers payments whereon having been from time to time previously made), which last payment Was considered as a final one, upon a presumption that ho more of the outstanding effects could be recovered or received ; and thereupon many of the promissory notes of the said Robert' Cooper the Elder were given up to be cancelled ; Which notes, however, have been preserved. And whereas divers sums Wire attefwards unexpectedly revived by the said Robert Cooper the Younger iri his life tfme, to the amount in the whole of 19- 2.. 11.. to, which sum was, upon his decea- ra in the year 173.0, invested at 1 titticst by his Executors, and the same has been increased by such interest and compound interest thereon, and by jfc46,. 3..' l, since received, to the sum of £ ati\ 7.. now in the hands of Thomas Chubb of the city of New Sarum aforesaid, Attorney at Law, the only surviving Executor of the said Robert Cooper the Younger, and as such being also the sole legal Representative of the Said Robert Cooper the Elder:— Notice is therefore hereby given, that the said Thomas Chubb intends imme- diately to divide and pay such monies so remaining in hi* hands unto and amongst the, several creditors of the said Robert Cooper the Elder, who are still living, and the leeal representatives ot them who are dead, rateably ar. d in pro- portion to the amount of their respective debts, and which monies, upon a just calculation, will rxtend to pay at the rate ot £ l.. » ... a percent, on the original. principal of every debt respectively; tor which purpose application is requested to be forthwith made at the Office of the said Thomas Chubb, pro- ducing such notes as have not been given up, and the pro- bates ot the wills and administrations to the effects of such deceased creditors.— All letters to be free of postage. [ lays NOTICE TO DEBTORS & CHRDl'lOHS. ~ ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of the late Mr. HIGH MORE SKEATS, of the city of New Sarum, deceased, are requested to pay their several debts immediately to ;. Tr. John Jeboult, of the said city, who is duly authorised to receive the same; and all demands on the said estate will be immediately discharged on application to Mr. Jeboult. Bl ANDfORD, August 2S, lBOP. RS. ELIZ. SNOOK begs leave to renew her application to those Persons who who are indebted to he, r late Husband, Mr. ROB. SNOOK, requesting they will oblige her by an early discharge of their accounts. E. S. would teel great reluctance in putting any one of her friends to the expenceof legal application, but this measure mu< tt be had recourse to with those who do not attend to this notice. TO CREDITORS. THE Creditors of J, W. PARSONS, late of West Camel, in the county of Somerset, Esquire, deceased ore requested to meet the Executors in Trust under his will at the Angel Inn, at Sherborne, in the county of Dorset, on Thursday the 14th day of September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and to bring with them their securities.— August 98, 180ft. [- 45Q,, NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. ALL Persons having any Claim or Demand on the Estate of the late Mr. DANIEL CHARMBORY, of Blandford, Dorset, deceased, are herchv requested to transmit the same to Mr. Thomas Oaklev, of the same place, or to Mr. Evan Owen, of Sherborne, builder, the executors; and all persons indebted to the aforesaid Estate, are desired to pay the same to the said exccutors immediately. • August 24, 1809. [ 4454 POSTPONEMENT. rOHN PLAW'sCrcditors are respectfully informed, the Arrangement of their Claims is unavoidably mst- poned until Monday the 11th of September and two following davs, which are appropriated by Mr. Pitt, at his Estate Am cy Office, Above- Bar, Southampton, for that purpose. [ 4; ss VmiEREAS JEREMIAH HQ'./ LOVVAY, ,> f T T Fiome Selwood, in the county of Somerset, Cl'othi T, hath assigned all his Estate and K^ ects to Tiustees, tor the benefit of his Creditors ; hyingat the office of Gilbert Rotton, solicitor, in Frome, for the signature of Creditors. Ail Persons indebted to the estate of the said Jeremiah Hol- loway are requested to pay their respective debts immediately to the said Gilbert Kotton, who is duly empowered to receive the same.- Frome, Aug. 21, ! 809. [ 1632 I^ HECommissioners in a Commission of Bankrupt awarded and issued forth against JOHN EDGAR, of the city of New Sirum, in the county of Wilts, Surgeon, Apothecary, Chemist, Druggist, Dealer and Chapman, in- tend to meet on Monday the t Uh day of September next, at six in the afternoon, at the Antelope Inn, in N w Sarurn aforesaid, to make a Diudttiid of the Estate apd Efl'ccts of the said Bankrupt; when and where the Creditors, who have not already proved their Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the Benefit of the said Divi- dend. And all Claims not then proved will b disallowed. WHEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt is awarded and issued forth against FRANCIS COWARD, of Fqgglestone St. Peter, in the county of Wilts, and JAMES BREWER, of Burcombe, in the same county, Clothiers, Dyers, Dealers and Chapmen', ( trading as copartners untl- r the firm of Coward and Brewer,) and they being di ci r d Bankrupts aie hereby requited to surrender themselves t'o the Coram ssioners in the said Commission named, or the mi jor part of them, on the 5th of September instant, at six o'clock in the afternoon, on the 6th . of the same month, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and on the 7tli of October rux , at si* o'clock in the afternoon, at the Antelope Inn, in the City of New Sarum, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors are to come prepared to prove their Debts, at the second sitting!!) chuse Assignees, and at the last sitting the said Bankrupts are required to finish their examination, and the Credit.: rs sr » to assent to or dissent from the allowance of their Certificates. All persons indebted lo the said Bankrupts or that have any of their Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the Commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs. Blake and White, Essex- street, Stand, or Mr. Arney, attorney at law, Close, Salisbury. [ 46IS. STOLEN or STRAYED, from a Field in tbsi parish of Longburton, near Sherborne, on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, the 23d of August 1809,— A ROAN IIORSE, about 14hands high, aged, with a small star in his forehead, blind in the near eye, cut round tile ear, supposed to be done by a twitch, short switch tail, both hind feet white to the fetterlock, and appears to have had broken knees. Whoever will give information of the said horse, so that he mav be had tgain, shall, ifstrayed, receive a reward of HALF- A- GUINEA and ail reasonable expences ; and if stolen, a reward of FIVE GUINEAS will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Robert Brett, of Longburton aforesaid. [- IfiSB STOLEN or STRAYED, from a Field in the parish of Longburton, near Sherborne, on Friday night or Saturday morning, the 2(! th of August 180.9,— A BLACK CART MARE, about 15 hands high, aged, has a stnal1 - tar in the forehead, large ears, weak eyes, and long tail, and ap pears to have had tile grease in the off foot, behind. Whoever will give information of the said mare, so that she mav be had again, shall, ifstrayed, receive afeward of HALF* A- GUINEA, and all reasonable expences ; and it stolen, a reward of FIVE GUINEAS will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. John Stroud, of Longburton aforesaid. [ 4:> 09 RUN AWAY, and left his Wife and Family chargeable to the parish of Tarrant Gunville, Dorsot, JOSEPH KING, alias CHARLES KIN ® . Labourer, aged about 40 years, about 5 teet 8 inches high, sfout made, round favoured, palish complexion, brown hair, sandy- coloured whiskers, hazel eyes; frequently in a mean dress, in a short jaeketi or short round frock, and trowsers; has been some yews a private in the- Dorset Militia; is a native of BroomhSl, in the parish of Wimborne, Dorset. Whoever will detain the said J. King, and give notice to the Parish Officers of Tarrant Gunvilie, shall receive THREE GUINEAS Reward, and all reasonable exp. nces. [ 4450 This day is published, price Is. hoards, HE HISTORY of CANINE MADNESS and HYDROPHOBIA; with the Methods of Treatment, ancient and modern. ^ _ By GEORGE LIPSCOMB, M. D. Sc. Src. & c. London: Printed for the Author; and sold by Budrf, Pall- Mall; G. Robinson, Pitternosicr- row; Rodwe- I), Oxford- •- tret; Murray, Fleet- street; and t'redie, Dowdin..;.. and. Luxioid, Salitbuiy. [ 4500 T Till': SALISBURY - AND WINCHESTER JOURNAL, h cd ties day's and Thursday's Posts. FllOU THE LONDON GAZETTE OF AUGUST 29. WHITEHALL, Aug. 2G. THE King has lxse. 1 pleased to grant the dignity ot a Bii- vniet of the United Ki- igdom of Great IJ. iui i ail li' l old to Sir Rupert George, of Park- FLe', u the'count V of' Middle ot, and St. Stephen's- C. reen, Il c. iuu'y .> f Dublin, Knight, First Commissi oner for Co- ducting t oe T. visport Service. V.' ti- OfFiCE, A). 2,0. Tie King's' German Legion, 4t ' Ua'tihnn if the Line. — Colonel Sigismund Baron Low, lioiTi toe 7th iJittahun of the Line, to bv Colonel- Corn- icaudaut, . vice L. uig. vehh, deceased. BANKKUll'S. ViOlam Rin « . r>, of Oxfiml- strvt, coach- maker.. J .. as i.' i.; I'; -• '- snvei, lo ilo ., t- yi ir. T , . : vis ' V ' HV.' f, of C'U'b- tinln'- i, jinkeepai:, * 1 , : i s M , rlc, iu i of !> inr'; Oy. m erchant, J.. 1.11 Kelly, el' Stior O. lcli, dealer. . LONl) ONf, rrp © . V ESI) A Y, .1 U GUST 30. IiuabtMgh awl Altona papers to the rgth instant trctwdtl: i; morning. AD article dated Banks of the Elbe, Aug. IS) st » i « it ti> 1) 6 the ( jetieral oplnfi ti tint a congie s ur peace will ze held ' in the Austria.* States, iii which the « < T: iii'. of Tin- key ttilt « l q be decided; ' that the Archduke Charles dots'not coincide in seiitiments with feis brother, the Emperor Francis, who is determined to conclude peace at any pike; awl that on - this jiacount the. Archduke' r signed the command of the. army, and not from indis- position. He i, succeeded by. Gsnaral Bellegatde, and not . by H. iince John of Licbt'ensKmi. - The Jth ; ift; j '^ lejf hii « l cuttfrs,; ii; rive'd. ui the Downs vi terifjy wwying from Flushing. Sir- lvj'. e fctWle I'M returned with. his Staff front 15- veland to the i. laud qfAVuleherenv of which lm h « » l> een appointed •• to thecmnuiand, in place of General M'KAiijie Prazer, who is . MW'WIW in hirt health. Lord - Ro& lvn' also', jind a Otiiu'ji- r « t Offi^ eis, have been seized with the ague and' • •' ter- jtf ******' J •, I'U . J - Tie PiV'v(' liJr(; j'ijVov. ted to biiiuitwngi. i Cadsand, th it ' Jft w'ill re. opiire a considerable force to hi) kept m ' Walehereii %. t its security, Their. i umber is'stated to'' tee " 13 POO, under til' eominafid of HensidiM. te,' and they are daily; receiving j- cii forcemeuts from the- interior.' All t. ne- iiips of war of the en. my have had their guns removed, in > rH « r to enable th 111- to piss the shallow wSter, and in ct « is,-< viiehee' of belli ^ Hhus lightened, . t. UeV * have Vpp'r aeaeiTTbe vicinity of? Antwerp. . VVith ihe. artillery taken ti tun. th- sirppi up,;, batteries tart teen fonfied 1 through . the exteot of many miles hetween Be-.- elainl and A t'. vdi-;.'; wh'ieli it is apprehended will render it impossible for bin- - hips of'w ar to go up the river. Yesterday orders were* sent to the Bank, to prepare BO .<> 00 dollars for embarkation, fpr the" use of the Nay a d \ r by in South Holland., Ilia Majesty's Letters Patent have passed the Great . Seal , f trelau'd fir trail latin* the Right. " Rev. the Lord hishop ofLei-,' iiiiii and Ferns to th? Arehbishnprie of Dubli ' and Hi- h " prie f Glaudclagh, in the room of the in >--. t Rev. Father in God, Charles, Earl of Norvnantuii. J) i, Mhi r. ntelte. ilis Majesty's Letter: Patent have passed the Great . S, a of Iri- ia dfor promoting the Hon. and Rev. Dr. Percy Jo., lyn, to the Inked Bishopries of Leighlin and Ferns.— • /•••'.' B; a merchantman from Lisbon, and which left tli. it I ort tw i days later than dispatches which its is feared hav been lost, with ibe vessel that bore them, accounts have been received of several Officers undei Lord Welling- ton tail of them of hi< h rank) having been supersede! 1,. A loan for the public service is o] ie; i at Lisbon. It Is • intended by this means to raise about four millions of Crusadoes, one half of which is expected from theiner- eh lilts of the capital, the re, t from the provinces. !;, S|, i, e of the Interdicts issued by our enemies, fg i st the commerce of this country, it is carried on to a great extent at th » pre cut inomen.. The oldest water- iuin on the Thames cannot recollect a peiiod at which there were so maiiv foreign ships in the Riveras there are at this irae.— Thev are giving or « >> » ' S a! m" st ' very tM<'- In the li: t ofProm'ot « ms, in last night's Gazette, ji < iiJ s, J, iy v)' ji, itf. r,.. U'.. < iW\ rf/ rani? oHfeSgHSentar y'oarter- Itlaster ; viz. the Ist, 2d, 4th, 5th, < jth, and 7th Dragoon Guards; the Ist, 3d, and 6th Dragoons; the 7th, 12th, 13th, mlit and tytli Light Dragoons j and the five cavalry regiment* of the German- Legion. ll'thei to the cavalry h ve had a Quarter- master to each troop, but a Regimental Quarter- master is a novelty in. this department of the British i> rni$\ S . tid. iy se'nnight, two French privateers drove a lirig close to the, shore, to the West of Little Hampton, jand captured her. Tile people oil shore could discern them take out the crew 1 A very fine vessal upset on Friday wetk in one of the Liverpool duck- lns0i( s, with a cargo of sugar and colfee, of upwards til' 50,000/. value, the property of a hou. e in Lancaster. A homeward- bound West Indi iman was wrecked a few days since at Selsea. I h: r cargo of rum was nearly all got out without damage ; « oine puncheons drifted, and have Hot since been recovered. The remainder of her cargo of tugar is ni- arlv all spoiled. She is gone to pieces. hlPOSTO*.— Harriet Eliza J ago, who is in custody on charges of imposing on the public by swallowing opium, See, was - yesterday again brought up before the sitting Al- derman at- Guildhall, when some medical Gentlemen de- claring it to be lheir opinion that « he was insane, that her insanity was cans- d bv an externd iujii: y to the head, and that this malady might have produced the acts lately attri- buted to her, the Alderman sent Vr fir n month's trial to ) Miies's lunatic a ylum at iloxtbn',' ordering that at the es- Jiiratjon thereof a report of the state of her health should ftc made. CHANGE " f Moftnr. ti.— A man was examined yesterday at Ihiion Hail, on suspicion of ti iiig the person who mur- dered Elizabeth Wiiitesflocd, about two years ago, in Uiglei's- laoe, St. GeorgeVfield*. A woman named Robin- son state", that the- pri . oner had lived with her lip winds of three years; tle- v lived near the spot where the mufttef was committed ; he had, however, lately left her, and was married to another woman. On the night on which Eli- zabeth Wiiitcrllond was murdered, he came home at a late hour, very much intoxicated, and told her she would be alarmed, a: al the neighbourhood . would be alarmed, at something which bad just happened, but desired her not to get tip; next morning she heard of the murder. Since that time they had often quarrelled, and he had frequently thi- eatened her that lie would Serve her as he had seived Elizabeth WiiiterB mil. The prisoner said, that on the morning the ' murder was ' committed, he got up between four and five o'clock, to go to Greenwich : he then heard ufthe murder, a. id aw the body, of which circumstance he had frequently spoken to ditfereut people.— He was re- uiiinded for alio her examination. LITTR-. ACH « f HBOMISE tif MARRIAGE.— At the Lam- aster Assi » fs, a ran-" in which Miss Ilulme, of Liverpoul, was plaintiff, and Comet Warbriek, of the 4th Dragooon Guards, Defendant, excited geueial interest.— Serjeant Cockell, for the plaintiff, stated that she had been treated with the utmost injii- 0' ce, inhumanity, and cruelty. She was a young woman of great, personal attractions, and bet- mis- fortune lad beep het excessive fondness lor an ungrateful man w ho had drawn from her almost every sixpence she bad. This voung woman had kept a confectioner's shop at ' Liverpool, " and by her gains in that shop had supplied this contemptible man with money. For a year and a half he bait b - aialed at her house, and had received in her society everv co:.:'' ort. She next assisted him ill the purchase rfa (' ill- near-, in the 4th Diagoon Guards; and when he had joined tV. a i .- giment, he continued to obtain money from lwi- by tiLfulTetters of pretended affection, until she was unable tai supply him fartlu r, and then he basely dropped a, i con ".. nondenee ' with her. The whole of her demand exceeile- t 401)/. She had no proof but tlve letters of the Defendant, and lie never wrote one but when he wanted P: c. ney. These letters were re- art, and exhibited in the » , longest light the meanness and duplieiiv of the Defendant, co tvasteJ with the generosity and Sincere affection of the • erestin.- girl to whom tttcy waj- e addressed-, and who ! lied ti ii with money wiieu ait iii. relatives had casfc ulf. iuth.- se letters the Defendant had in general • ,. hilly ava- dei! the nient oil of specific sunn, nieinly , jiri - f" « jjur. wisbttiuw > « ;>>• < 5 » r< jp » » , for 1 owed fur » fortnig s's mess," & c.; but they would enable the Jury t<> estimate the damages; and he trusted the Gentlemen of the re- giiuent would learn from them what sort of man they had i , their corps, and spurn him fr. hu their society,— Mr. Baron Wood observed, that this was not an anion for damages, but for a demand, which the Plaimitf would h ive a great deal of difficulty in proving, without a bill ill equity. His Lordship therefore recommended as the best mode, that toe whole matter should be referred to a utlemau of the Bar, who might examine both parties 011 tb. After some conversation, this was agreed to; and the Plaintiff's demand, the breach of promise of marriage, and all matters in difference, Were referred to arbitration, upon condition that the letters should be delivered up to tbe Plaintiff* as Soon as, tbe arbitrator should have made litis award.— Miss Hu| ote was in Court during the whole trial, rud shed tears abundantly, while tbe Learned Serjeant was ailing the lett"|: s. [ Among the Promotions in last night's Gazette, R. New- man, Gent. is appointed a Cornet in the 4th Dragoon Guards:, by purchase, vice Warbrick, the Defendant in the above trial. j ' " At these Assizes there was also a remarkable trial at thr » - Crown bar, viz. that of William Bell, who was charged: with the- wilful- murder of Win. Brown, by violence and ill- treatment, whilst under his care in the asylum for lunatics at Manchester.— Robert Brown deposed that his broth r ( the deceased lunatic) was placed in tbe asylum in March last, anil after remaining 18 days, was fetehed away, Dr. Winstanley having deelaied that there was no chance of bis getting better. He appeared in great paia tin his jourpey home, but to tbe surprise of his friends he was perfectly sensible. Three days after, when in bed, he • appeared to be very uneasy, a id in consequence the n it* ness put bis hand under his back to alter his jKisition, when be called out, apparently in great agony, " Brother, my breast- bime is broken." The witne s asked him who did it, when he replied, " Bell did it;" and he appeared quite sensible he was dying. He lived two days aft^ r this. This • testim my was corroborated by the wife of the deceased, who said the deceased was continually complaining of his ribs, and attributed it to the priso- er; and that he " fer- vently prayed to Cod to release him froiu'liisuiisery.— Here Judge Chambre stopped the evidence. He observed, that although tue deceased bad lucid intervals, yet 110 doubt,' lunatics in general bad a great dislike to their keepers. With rjsptyit to tbe declarations of the deceased igain 1 th prisoner, he did not think they came up to'tbe principle' recognised b'y law, of a person being in a dying state ; for the only, expression that could be attributed'to his being ensible of brfdeath, was his saying his prayers, and that his unsupported declaration against the prisoner CORS not therefore be received.— Dr.- Winstaiilev, the Physieiafi . to the Asytum, said, tliat. he bad attended the deceased, twice a week ; and, on tbe day before he was taken away by his relative.:, he was stript before him, and stodd upright; which he thought was impossible if bis ribs had been broken ; nor did he think it possible the deceased could have lived four bf five davsin the- state be was described 11 lie. He h id attended, with several surgeons, the opeui g of the body, and found the uppi- r and lower part of the iirea t- bime nnpietely separated; and had no doubt but that his death was. occa- ioued by the injury he had received 00 his chest. Five ribs on each side were found broken; but how the d ceased came in that s . ocking state, could not be ascertained. Tbe keeper had a good charactar for hislyiinanity. Tne. Jury found the Prisuner IVot Giiilly. BAP. AN.—- Yesterday tbe Lord Mayor ordered the price of Bread to be continued at Is. 2JF. tbe quartern loaf iff wheaten, and hoosehold li. 1 Id. Cons EXCHANBR, MARK- LANE, A. ig. 30 —^ The remain- ing quantities of Wheat are rather eon- iderable, with some further supplies, wailing the expected arrivals— sales are h - avily eff cted at lower prices— Rye and Barley in short supply, and full as dear— Malt at les—- Peas and. Beans, of the two kinds, continue nearly at the la- t currency— of O its the supplies are large, and cheaper.— Flour inclines downwards. RUPTURES. JMOODY respectfully informs the Public, that • he continues to manufacture TRUSSES of every rte- ription^ upon the most approved and improved principles: and having for a long series ot years, attended to the ap- plication of them in every variety ot ruptures, under the sanction of the most eminent of the medical profession, he with confidence recommends them for ease, security, and - saf.- ty; and if sufficiently early applied, he can, in m ny cases, assure a radical cure. They arc applied with tbe greatest success to, thc youngest children. In all" cases of difficulty or danger, he is assisted with the skill of a Surgeon of . eminence. J. M. continues to make Suspensories, Preservers, Laced Stockings, and Hunting Belts, with, bandages of every de- scription ; ami he attends, at moderate distances from Sabs- bury, on the most reasonable terms.— Mrs. i\ L waits on the Ladles,—— Improved apparatus for distorted Spines„ and every other part of the body ; Bougies of all kinds, Splints for Fractures, &' c. & c. f » 099 N. B.— Observe that J. M.' s Trusses are stamped with the words " J. Moody, improved Truss maker, Salisbury.", JVANDENTIOFF, SILK- DYER, impressed with • gratitude, returns bis sincere thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Salisbury and its vicinity, for their past favours and kind recommendations, and hopes by strict attention to merit their future support. ... .. N. B.— A pretended silk- dyer of Sarum . having.- anilstill continuing to take in work directed to me, 1 heieby'give this public . notice to all carriers who shall carry work Whim di- rected to me ( and to . him, if he takes it jo.), to go. to the se- venty of the law ; as T am well awar.- no one within 2o miles of Salisbury can finish work in a style of superiority equal to 4S1.7] J. VANDENtlOFF. • PERUVIAN BARK. BACON'*, Dr. tlaxBAM's genuine TINCTURE of PERUVIAN BARK, IU directed fj/ the Royal College of Pli'i/ nciant, l. axdOn. This Viry eb gai t and efficacious ' preparation has foi twenty years past obtained a most decided superiority over every other. As a corroborant, or stremrtbener of the sol ds, and as a stomachic, ami for nervous complaints, it has lieen long unrivalled, possessing the great st tffteacy as • 4 tonic and febrifuge, and attended with the ^ happiest effects when t iken aUtr'long levers. Sold by J. SAKGF. B ( successor te fyico » & Co.) TV. o. .1.50, Oxford- sir Vt, oppaSite Ne- w Bond- street, Londort; . arid Mess. Brodie, Doweling and l- uxtoid, Salisbury, in bottles at 9*. .0d. ; and « s. each. ,. • ftJSt , 15- LE OF WIGHT.— Cl IALYBEATK SPRING. \. f R. \ y'ATERYVOirni, Settgmrtv of Newport, i tl • ha'i.' recently discovered a Sgring of'Alumlnotis Chalv- b'eat* Water, at Saiidmcks, in the" parish of Chale, near the foot gf § t. Catherine's, eu the Isle of Wwht For some months past this Water has been introduced' by the MedjcaJ Prac- titioners at the House of Industry, the Armv Depit Hcwpit^ l, at Parkhurst Barr, icks, in the Isle of Wieht, anil the Royal Hospital at llasiar; and Ihc R port trom those, Ge- ntlemen, . r spectively,, his been greatly in its fiveiui., either used inter- nally asa Tonic, in cases of Debility, Loss of Atipetite, and Lowness of Spirits orext rnally, as a Lotion for scrophufous Sores, Foul Ulc rs, anil Herpetic Eruptions on the Skin. On the general grotiBds of its acknowledged properties, and from the particular t sfimonials alluded to, a firm conviction is entertained of th - beneficial effects to he derived from the use of it to the community, and it is accordingly r commended to them for trial. The Water is sold at Mr, ^ Yatentorth's, the proprietor of the Spring, ' at New port,- Isle of Wight; Mr. Lambe's Mineral Water Warehouse, No. 140, New Bond- sttei- t; and Mrs. Watkins's ( late Owen's) Mineral Water Warehouse, Fleet- street; in stone quart bottles, 18f. per dozen, and ih pint bottles, per dozen. , N. li. A Chemical Analysis of the Water will speedily be published, with further Observations on thc- NsturcJind Use of it. - i . " , [ 4557 HpO be LE FT, and entered upon at Old M ifliaelmas I. next,— A PAPER- MILL ( with one vat, but with room for another), a DWELLING- HOUSE, Dairy- house, Barn, Stable"!, and othe r out- blfildmgs, and near SO acret> of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and i00 acres of Heath, at Carve, near Wafehatn, Dorset. Tenders for the Farm and Mills, either together Or sepa- rately, specifying the tent, prope> si> d course of crops, and what improvement-:, will be t) iade on a ten years' lease, may be addressed to Mr. W. Carpenter, 3, Pump- court, Temple, London. Mr. Snelgar, of Caryc, will shew the premises ; and further particulars may be known from Mr. Filliter, Wareham. [ 45b' 9 TO be I. KTT by TENDER, for' 8 Years, from Michaelmas next,— The following LANDS, at Milford, adjoining the city of Salisbury', with LAYERSTOCK. MILL, vit. ' LOT I. Two Cottages, Barn, and Barton, lying to the . east of the road leading to Milford. A. K, Great Meadow A If) 0 Meadow late Geary's Vail watered .......... 2 1 Picked Meadow ) 5 2 Piece of Pasture called the Sling 2 1 Allotment next the Meadows arable.. 33 1 Al lotment beyond W teping Cross Tie- e, di tto.. 2(> 2 Laverstock Mill and Lands. . 7 2 LOT II. 57 t B. 0 B!> 29 2 4G 3- 2 0 H Two Barns, Granary, Cow Stalls, and Barton, lying on the west of the above toad. A . n. r. A Close of Pasture at Besbury 9 I 7 A small Close adjoining the above * 3 o Besbnty Water Meadow ......... 6 2 19 An lnclosure of Arable at Be- sbury. ........ 1. 8 I 4 Allotment on MiMord Bill 1 3 2 2i Allotment on the Rack Ground Varable S 3 CS Allotment below tho Lime Pits ) 7 3 2- 2 41 I 17 o CHIPPENHAM RACES, I809. N TUESDAY, Sept. 26, a PLATE of ,€ 50 for all age- s, the best of three two- mil - heats : 3 yrs. old to carrv 6 st. 3 lb.; 4 vrs. old, 7st. If lb.; 5 yrs. old, 8st. 7lb.; 0yrs. old, 9st,; and aged, ! » st. 2%.— Geldinss am. Fillies to be allowed 3 lb.— A w nner or one plate to carry 3 lb. ot two ditt 1 5 lb. three or more 7 lb. extra.— The worn r to be sold for 200 gs. if demanded in a quart r of an hour after the race, the owner of the second horse being first entitled. Same day, aSWEEPSTAKES of logs, each, with 25 gs. added i U yrs. old, 6st. 7 lb ; 4yrs. old, 7st. !) lb.; 5 yrs. old, 8st. 4 lb.; 6 yrs. old, and ag d, 5 st. 10 lb.; twice round the — A TTtnntffoncc, in the year 1600, to carry alb. extra, twice 5 lb. and thrice of more 7 lb.; Mares and Geldings allowed 3jb. Mr Calley names Ilippomenes, aged. Mr. Scrope's Mountaineer, aged. Mr. P. M thuen names Brainworm, aged. Sir John Hawkins's Clermont, 6yrj. old. Lord C. Somerset's Cerberus, aged. Mr. Heath's Knmbo,. aged. Mr. J. Perry's ch. c. Sandy, 3 yrs. old. Mr. Trevanion's Stripling, 5 yrs. old. On Wr. TJNESDAV, Sept. 27, a PLATE of £ 50 for 3 and 4yf. olds; 3 yrs. eld, 7 St.; 4 yrs. old, 8 st. 7 lb.; the best of three two- mil • heats.— Fillies and Geldings allowed 3 lb.— A winner of a plate this year to carry 3 lb. extra.— The winner to be sold for 150 - s. if demanded in a quarter of an hour alter the race, the owner of the second horse to he first entitled. Same day, a SWEEPSTAKES of 10 gs. each, for 3 and 4 vr. olds: 3 yrs. old to carry 7 st.; 4 yrs. old, 8 st. 7 ; b.; Fillies allow do lb.; Maiden'Colts and' Pdlies allowed 3 IK J heat once tou'nd the course.— The winner to be sold foi 100 gs. if demandetl in a quarter of an hour after the race, the oWner of the second horse being first entitled; and if more than vx sub- scribers, the owner of the second horse to receive back h s stakes.— Five subscribers, or no race.— The stakes to be made good before starting, or not entitled, though a Winner. PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS: Sir John Hawkins. j Mr. Charles Day. Mr. Calley. | Mr. Barrett. The horses to be entered for each plate at the Duke William, on Saturday the 23d, between the hours of three and six o'clock in the afternoon ; to pay one guinea entrance, and 10s. Oil. to the clerk of the course.— The winner of each plate to pav one guinea to the clerk of the course.— The winner of the first day's plate not to be allowed to start for the second, nor less than three reputed running- horses to start for each plate.— All disputes to be settled by the Steward, or whom he may appoint.— Each rieler is desired to declare, at the time of naming, the colours he will ride in, that they may be inserted in the printed lists.— No gentleman will be admitted into the grand stand, unless a subscriber of one guinya— No person will be allowed to erect booths, or sell liquors, on the race ground, but those who have subscribed three guineas,— No horse to be plated by a smith who does not subscribe 10s. Cd. — VII dogs seen on the course at the time of running will be destroyed.— Ordinaries and Balls as usual.— To start each day at twelve o'clock. PAUL METHUEN, Esq. Steward. WM. PARTHIDOE, Clerk of the Course. [ 4553 Tenders in writing will be received by Mr. Still, at 1110 An- telope Ini), on Tuesday the loth elay ot September lso. l, be- tween the hours, of three aud five in" the afternoon, subject to the conditions which will he then produced. [ 4351 Mr. Week*, tile present tenant, will shew the lands. THIS YEAR. Hj7*' BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that the F . onlv Lottery to be' drawn THIS VT. AR is the STATE L- OTTERy, which will lie, drawn i n the suth of next Oct. ALL IN ONE DAY. Tickets and'Shares ate selling in great variety by his Agents, Mrs. Hopkins, silversmith,, Bradford, Wilts, and A. Maud, bookseller,' Andoser, Hants. Th) Scheme is novel, highly approved, and gives an op- portunity. mtv.- r offered before, for Our Suml'fT to be sure to eon Highly 1>.( iiiamt Pounda. ' There are only , a, ot) 0 Num. h; rs, from ^ to ojJoii < 4 Tickets of' each number*.— Schem.- s, with parti - ut'irs, may- be bad fgTatis) as - aliov -, or at either of BISK S olil- stabinn'd Offic - s in London, No. 4, Cornhill, or V, Charing- rr V nil n, wnir. Capital Prizes to an im- mense amount have b en sold, sh;. rel, and r.- tistered; and, where persons in the country may b • supplied the same as. if present, by sew ling their orders post paid; accompanied with g od bids, cash, liank notes, or p is*-, ffic^- onlers. * » » Please t., n nice t :- Lottery « r. oiy< and nvlsnts on the - joth of Oct ' her, and that day will decide j£ 20' i, oiii) in Priz s. T4M0 IN ONE DAY, OCTtJBER ecth, The STATE LOTTERY will liegm and Finish. Onlv S, 000 Numbers, & ^ no, ooo Prize Money. nOUNSBY and Co. take the liberty of recora- mpxlkig - n early pHtsT.,.. e < f Tickits ahd Shares ; and hope to^ uppiy their -- ountiy tri ndi with a large share of the said ,£' J00,000 Prize Money. Orders Irom any part of the Globe executed on th same, t-. nnSe s if present, at either of their Qld- establish'jd State Lottery Offices, < 25, Cornhill, or St. Margaret's Hill,- Horoe. li. In 1807 and i'S09 Cap, ml Prizes shared by HOmsby & Co.— 18,541, 40,000? — 10, C< H, 90,00' Jt.— t. u, 544, 20,0( 30/.— 2,47.0, 10,000/. 133, 10,000/.—' 5, out.)/. 8,7l( i, 8,0011/.— 13,570, 5,000/.— 17,1^ 7, 4,0001.- 0,' 586, 2,000/— Several of 1,000/. 500/. tool. 60l. See.— Besides One Million Sterling in former Lotteries,. [ 4ji9 rnc) be LErr by AUCTION, on TKnrsday the A Hthrlay of September 180. » , between the hours of four aud six in the afternoem, at the Coach " and Horses Inn, Southampton, ( unless before disposed of by private contract, of which due notice will be given),— Tile following desirable PREMISES, situate m the parish of St. Mary, within the town of Southampton, IN TWO I, OTS : Loft.— All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, wktr the stible, . cart- house, and potatoe- house adjoining thereto, and also 18 acres and 09 perches of rich Land in a meist luxuriant state, occupied by Mr. Peter Oakley, sen. as under- tenant of Mr. John Band. - This lot, from the con- venience of its situation and fertility of soil, has. pioved highly advantageous to its present occupier, and cannot fail of amply recornpencir. g the labour of any person concerned in gar- deninj or agriculture wno may think proper . to turu his atten- tion to it- Lot 2.— All those 3 Acres and 23 Perches of excellent PAS- TURE LAND, contiguous to the sea, lately Used as a wharf, f ir which it is peculiarly adapted, ifi the occupation of Mr. John Kent, as under- tenant of the said Mr. John Band. - Possession of both lots ma}' be had on the 9 » th day of September 1800. For further particulars applv by letter ( fre- eof postage) or personally to Mesirs. Holmes, solicitors, Romscy, or Mr. W. Purchase, of that place. ' [ 4442 ~ AMESBURY TURNPIKE. ~ ~ NOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising from the several Toll Gates under- mentioned, will be LETT bv AUCTION to thy highest bidder, at the house of Philip Murgan, being a ceirtimon inn,. known by the sign of the George, at Amesbury, on Wednesday the 90th day of September inst. between the hours of twelve and one of the clock in the afternoon of that tlay, in the- m: tin : r directed by the Act passed in tbe 35ih year of the reign of liis present Ma- jesty for regulating Turnpike Roads; such letting to com- mence from the 29th day of September next;- and which Tolls amounted last year to the sums hereafter mentioned, above the t xpences of collectings and Will be put up at the same sum's respectively, sis. • Mullen's Pond and Fifi. ldat £ 114 0 Count'ess Gats at 13 11 West Amesburv Gate at 144 0 Ilevtesbtiry and Ghittern at 182 0 Wiley an I Deptford, the Side Bar at Dept- for. l, and Langiorel, at 85 0 Bultbr l at... 22 2 Whoever s the best hidd r must, at th: same time, give se- curity with suffi- lent surerie- s, to the satisfaction of the Trus- tees of the said Roads, tor the payment ot the rent agreed tor, a: such dm. s as thay shall direct. 43 « a} J: J||\ HOIIDIVG, Clerk Treasurer. 1- re to 1 I. : Ca i HEALTH. MR. PYE, professor of health on an improved medical principle, particularly c/ jicaaous in obstinate GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and PALSY, without external application, ( occasionally evinced by respectable private re- ference,) may be consulted every day, at Mr. CooKt's, i- iiglMstreet, Salisbury. Mr. Pye's remedy, founded in sciencc, and matuj- ed by practice, ( the re'sulf of an early connexion with the profession of chemistry,) consists of three ingredients, forming a com- fortable stimulant, and penetrating detergent liquid mixture, which, as it will not keep in a state of combination, requiring also particular preparation, to ensure success, is invariably prepared and administered by himself, when from its w'aim penetrating quality, pleasant taste and flavour, the weakest stomach is never known to reject it, speedily alleviating the most accuts pains by removing obstructions, promoting cir- culation, and changing the habit, thereby reducing the operation of the human functions to that regular and just mediu 11, generally considered the chief criterion of health. It does not contain either mercury, antimony, nor the least noxious or nauseous particle, requiring 110 confinement, being so safe that the adultus potion is usually given to youth of either sex of the age'of fifteen, and is so. effectual as seldom to require a repetition oftener than ten elays or a fortnight. During the period of recovery, which, from its invigorating principle, is generally effected' by two or three judicious re- p titions, particular attention is requisite to a prescribed rational regimen. A diet card is constantly given, which, by preventing inadvertence, promotes . convalescence, and ac- celerates the cure. It is not usual to propose terms with per- sons ot respectability, being themselves most competent to appreciate its value. . Confident in its approved eminent superiority, ( which renders its publication indispensably due to the community,) " and consistent with his original public communication, Mr. Pye looks forward to the time when the disclosure of this im- portantarcana mny be deemed of natiioniil importance ; toac- ceieratew. otch, its e fficacy is readily submitted to science and canriel philanthropy. .-::-,. - - Uiou- Srati;!, Saussvitv, Sept. 2.,. ISQ9. [ 15.18 HOY A l. EXCHANGE. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNL, AND CO. stoch- BroJcers, have on sale at their State Lottery- office, No. 93. Royal Exchange,. Tick.' ts and Shares for " the STATE LOTTERY, winch it on a / I'lt' and improved plan, consisting of Only, 5,000 ^' umbers, to le Drawn in One Day, tbe 20th of October 1809. The Scheme contains 4 Triies of £ 20,000,— 1 of £', Ci o,— 1 of £ 2,000,- 8 oi £ t ,000,— and 12 of jfc50o, H'ith others in proportion, 8J * ct three Blanks to a Prize. Letters Ipost paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.— All kinds of Government Se'curities bought and sold by commis- sion.— Country orders, accompanied with short- dated bills on London, post- oRice orders, or cash in pared by coach or car- rier, punctually attended to, and correspondents may depend on being treated exactly on the same terms as if personally present. [ 4341 r| X) be LETT- furnished,— A small genteel COT- I. TAGE, with or without four acres of good Meadow, at D wnton, Wilts, six miles trom Salisbury, five from Foril- ingbrulge, eighteen from Southampton, and twenty trom Muddiford, near Christchurch, a fashionable bathing place. The house fronts the river, commanding an extensive and picturesque prospect; Contains a neat entrance, two good parlours, with kitchen, on the ground floor; two- best bed- rooms, one small ditto, and gentleman's room, on the second floor; and two atiics: dairy, cellar, shee- hoeisc, pantry, wash- house, serv ants' room over, good three- stall stable, hay loft, sapnraie coach, wood, and coal houses, pig styes, straw loit, small dog kennel; stews well stocked with fish, produc- tive garelen, at the bottom of which is an excellent trout stream, and the river Avon within a quarter of a mile. N. B. Tbe above is well worth the attention of a sportsman, being in an excellent country, cither for hunting, coursing, s aooting, or fishing: within 4 miles of the New Forest, 9 of the kennel of Forest fox- hounds, and 3 of a capital pack of harriers. For particulars npply to th « Rev. Mr. Dashwood, Downton, or to Messrs. Johnson and Gaskell, Gray's Inn, Londrm ; if by letter, post paid. [ 4560 001e. 7r. 1s rpO be SOLD, An elegant COTTAGE RES1- Jl DENCK, in the most complete r pair, at Hundley, in the county of Dors t, at out midway between Salisbury and Biandf - rd, and about halt a mile fromjthe preat western road; comprising an entrance- hail, handsome drawing and breakfast rooms, with dining parlour, six convenient bed- rooms, with offices e. f every description; four- stall stable, with room over, double coach'house, - and . every other useful out building ; together with a him, cart stable, furm- yurd, and fifteen acres of Land. There is good shooting and three packs of fox- honnels ih the neighbourhood. A pi st to atid from London evury day. The appropriate Household Goods, Feiiniture, and Fixtures, may or may not be taken. • For further particulars, and to treat, apply to Mr. Atney, attorney, Close, Salisbury. [ 4144 TO be SOLD,— A compact I'AMILY- HOUSE, fit for the reception of a gentael Family, with excellent Stabling, double Coach- house, and other convenient offices of every description: the whole in complete repair, with Garden partly walled, and paddock ot Pasture Land, in which the house stands, pleasantly situated in a healthy part of the county of Dorset: remarkably good shooting, and several packs of hounds in the neighbourhood.— These premises are mostly Freeh- Id, and the residue held for the remainder of a term of 1000 years, under a pepper- corn rent. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Arney, Close, Salisbury. N. B. The Household Furniture m^ y be had, if elesired, and immediate possession given. [ 4476 DOftSlT. TO bs 30LD Iiy PRIVATE COXTR UT,~ Sixty- three acres e> f II EAT! I LAN 1), in one piece, Iviug near to the pleasant village of Canlord Magna,- and in the centreofcthe manor, which abounds With ga- tieof every son, and within one mile of the beautiful river Stour. The situation . is well adapted t.. r building, it being on a . dry gravelly soil, commanding extensive ari l picturesque v ews of the Isle of Wight, th - New Potest, and udi. mi g c ' unity.— - The roads are exc llent. Distance nam bo lles- ix miles, : our from Wimborne, and eight from ChristcbBrch. Also One Hundred and Sevenr en acrfs of HEATH' LAND, in one piece, situated at Kingston, in tile aforesaid parish, well- cajoulateil tor planting.. All the Land is Tytha- I'ree.— fOie concern.) Enquire of Mr. Castlrm'tn. solicitor, Wimborn-.. [ l.' OS . VALE OF TAUNTON DEANfc. ' TO be SOLD by PRIVATE ' CONTRACT,— A most desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE and ESTATE, situate in the parish of Trull arid county' 1 S m. eiset, called COMEYTIIOWE ; consisting of a . oori dwcl'ing- hofisr, V.- VH double coach- house and six stalled stable, larae » ,- illeil gardens well stocked with choice young fruit tr- e- s, asmau hot- house, grapery," and green- house, w th conveni nt barns, stew- rooms, & c. and 200 acres of arable, meadow, and pasture land, and fine young orchards tying round the house in a ring fer. ee. The dweHing- hoU": comprises a good pari : ur 22 ft. by 19, breakfast- toom, study, drawing- room ( 011 the ground floor) 20 ft. square, with five best bed- nom:; and foitr servants' bed- rooms, patent water clos. t, with suitable officer:: s neatly FURNISHED, and ready for tie immediate reception of a gen- teel family, as the furniture may be taken a. t an appraisement. ' The premises are part of the customary lands u inh rtuijce of the M. nor of Taunton Deane, and are situated in a most eligible part of the vale, Jwo miles from flic town of Taunton, five from W llmgton, and adjoining ihr turnpike toad front London, Bath, and Bristd, to Exe'tcr— to and from each cf which places several coaches pass every day. Ifa less quantity of land Were desired, thf Proprietor has no objection to sell the house und effiCes, with about 90 acres of the land. For further particulars apply at the offiee of Messrs. Pin- chard and Trent- hard, Taunton. It is requested that all" letters should be post paid . [ 4,- iiiG Gloucestershire. Sale of Merino Sheep. TO tie SOLD by AUCTION, by W. MOORE and SON, on Friday and Saturday the 22d and 93d dais of September. 1809, ( by order ot tfie Exceptors), nt Bowldown Farm, 4 miles from Tct' urv, and- ff'miles from Kinesccte,— TWUTHOUSAND MERINO SI IEEP, Two, Three,. Fotir, and Five Dips upon pure South- Down. Crossed to this depth they Will bear the- drudeeiy of fold. ng, the asperity of a sevsre climate, an. l the artificial subsistence of, a sterile soil the carcase sofl'eis no'great eUter oiation ; and by careful selection it is flcarly ascertained, that binders may'secure beauty, disposition to fatten, and any weight their land may require; wdiile the wool, Without calculating iqion adventitious specu- lation, realizes a four- fold increase iu value, and is eejtial to most Spanish samples.— This desirable stock strongly claims the attention of id! Sheep Farmers,' and is'unquestionably the most profitable which can lie placed upon a sheep* tartrt. "•'' The sale wdl. begin precisely at ten o'clock each morning- : Catalogues may be had a fortnight 1 receding tbe s; ak-, af- file King's Head, and Bell, Glocestcr; Plough, Cheltenham; Ram, and King's Head, Cirencester; White Hart, ' Bath r White Lion, Bristol; Bear, Devizes ; Lion, Salisbury; Hun- ters'Hall, KingsCotc; Beaufort Arms, Pettv f lance ; Whjte Hart, TetVutv ; Fleece, Rodborough ; Red Lion, Ne'wpprt; and of the Auctioneers, Tewkesbury. .{ jtCjf' ''' he Remainder of the livestock, and the Implt- ments of Husbandry, em the above farm, will be sold at Lady- day next.—•—( One concern J [ 4379 DORSETSHIRE MANOR AND FARM FOR S- ILK. TO be SOLD by PU'ttLlC AUCTION*, by Mr. J, JEAVF. S, at the Antelope Inn, in Sherborne, on Sa- turday therasd day of September 1H0.9, at f. tur o'clock in the afternoon ( snbject to such conditions as will be produced), unless disposed of in the mem time by private contract,—' Die MANOR of HIDES, with its Rights, Royalties, and Appur- tenances, and Farm thereto belonging, comprising a conve- nient Farm- House, with reejdisite outbuildings, and upwaids of 300 statute and 3 « 0 Customary acres of good arable, mea- dow, pasture, orchard, and copjiice Land, lying within a ring fence, in the parishes of LVdlinCh'and Stock Gayland, in the occupation of Mr. John Miles, as tenant. The above property is exceedingly well timbered, plt' 8sm' 1y situate in a very desiiablc part of tils caujity of Dorset, iu the neighbourhootl of nood roads, distant about 3. miles from the market towns of Stalbridge and Sturminstei, 9 from Bland- ford, C from Slierborne, and 10 from Weymouth. The Manor abounds With Game, is bounded on oni side by a good trout stream, beingin a fine sporting country, With fox- bounds and harriers at a convenient distance. rue rariii- iiuust- i* in an airy situation, commanding a beau- tiful prospect, is situate near the Centre of the Estate", ant might, at a moderate expence, be made fit lor a s< j » ilianan' » residence; and all the buildings are in complete repjir. (< sZf Mr. Miles, the tenant, will shew the Farm.— Possst- sion m ; y be had at Lady- day next, or to suit the purchaser. Further information may be had of Richard McSsiter, Esq. Shaftesbury, where a Map of the Estate may be seen, and of Messrs. Messiter, Wincanton. . • : [ 4270 rpO be px- rcinptorily SOLD, pursuant to a decree A of the Hi ah Court of Chancery, made in a cause Selcox versus Bell, with the approbation of James Stanley, Esq. one of the- Masters of the said Court, on Wednesday the 4t » th of S ptember instant, at the Phoenix Inn, in Gillin^ ham, in the county of Dorset, between the hours of four and five of the clock in the afternoon,— A customary or Copyhold ESTATE of INHERITANCE, called LANGHAM FARM, situate in the. parish of Gill'ingham aforesaid, late the estate of William Read, Esq. deceased. Particulars'whercof may be had of Mr. Jackson, at the Chancery Office, Chancery- lane, London; of Messes. Pear- sons, solicitors, Pump- court, Te- mple ; of Mr. Dyne, solici- tor, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet- street, Lorirlevn ; of Mr. CaStleman, solicitor, Winborne Minster, Dorsetshire; of Mr. Bell or Mr. Edward Hannam, in Gdlingham aforesaid, where a map of the estate may be seen ; of Mr. Mcsjiter, solicitor, Shaftes- bury; of Messrs. Messit. rs, solicitors, Wincanton, Somer- setshire ; at the Red Lion Inn, Boufton, Dorsetshire ; and the place nf sale. [ 4514 A genteel Residence for a Family, in a pleasant and healthy part of the West of Englaad. r]" 0 be LETT, for a term of years, and entered 8 upon immediately, A handsome DWELLING- HOUSE, either Furnished or Unfurnished ( plate and linen excepted, 1, with a six- stall stable, coach honse, harness- house and large ro im over, a court- yard in fiontof the dwelhng- housc walled in and welt planted with cheiice fruit- trees, and a small green- house; The dwelling- house consists of two entrance- balls ( in orle of which is a very spacious and light staircase), lofty and well- proportioned drawing, dining, and morning rooms; study or library 18 feet square and 12 feet high, seven convenient bed rooms and dressing room, with closets, and three attic rooms for servants ; housekeeper's room, two good kitchens, most excellent arched larder, large under- ground arched wine and beer cellars. The premises have Been lately fitted up by the owner with every domestic convenience, and fit tor the recption of a lat'ge - family The house is situated in the pleasant market- town of Blandford, on the ereat western road • from London to the Land's End, and within a - short distance of that very fa- shion eble and much frequented watering- place Weymonth., tile- surroundinc country very beautiful and abounding with game, fox hounds and several packs of harriers kept in the neighbourhood; the roads particularly good. Further particulars may be had bv applying to Mr. Mon- day, solicitor, BUueltorii; if by letter, postage'paid. ISLE OF WIGHT. TO be SOLD bv PRIVATE CONTRACT,—> The MANSION- HOUSE and MANOR of COS HAM, with thirty- six acres of rich Meadow Grounds, Garde- ris and Orchards thereto belonging, situate in the parish of St. Ni- cholas, adjoining the town of Nowpoit. The House is spacious and comfortable, with suitable offices, a green- house w> th choice vines, and a large walled garden attached, well stocked with fruit tre- es.—— A part of the laud w. li be in hand at Michaelmas next. The Estate is Leasehold, held under ( in en's Coll. ge. Oxford. The Tvthes are Freehold, and will be sold therewith. The Man- sion- house, garden, anil such other part of the property as is occupied by the propra tor, may he cut red on immediately. For particulars, and to treat for tbe purchase, apply ' if by- letter, ( lost paid) to the proprietor John Young, or Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, Newport. - Aug- 15,' IH09. f 13 i 5 " ISLE OF WIGHT! rpO be SOLD,— A singularly clesjantand desirable 1. KESIDENCE, comprising a handsome s'one- built Dwelling- house, finished 111 the most complete manner, and Son'taining excellent and well- proportioned dining & drawing rooms, library, best and other bed chambers, good'cellars, with every description of attached and detached offices ; a Cottage, good garden, and about 12 acres of land. This property is situate in that most enchanting part of the Isle of Wight called the Undercliff, at a short distance from the village of Niton, and'about 9 miles from Newport, and while it is completely sheltered from the north by a range of rocks and cliffs, it commands in front an unbounded view of the sea, and 011 either side the most picturesque views of rock, wood, and cultivated scenery, The roads to Newport are good, and the whole property is deserving tbe attention of any nobleman or gentleman de- sirous of a residence combining at once beauty and con- venience. Further particulars may br had, and the premises Viewed, on application to Messrs. Clarkes and Scwcll, or Mr. Worsley, solicitors, Newport, Isle of Wight; . [ 1261 CHILMARK, H'lLTS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, 0.1 the Premises, by GEHRARD and Co. on. Wednesday the 6th 1 f Sept, ru- ber, 1809, and following days,- All the HOUSEHOLD • FURNITURE and STOCK of LINEN- DRAPERY, HO- SIERY, an. t H/ iBEKDASHRRY, the property of tile late Mr. Jehn Fiirnel, The Fum'uurecunsists of half- tester and stump bedsteads, with check and other furniture; fcathar beds and bedding; maho, any and oak d nms, card, and t. a tables; ditto chairs, a walnut bureau and chest 01 drawers, pier and dressing glasses, a thirty- hour clock in oak case, a quantity of pewter, brass, and copper articles ; dairy anil brewing utensils, iron- bound cask, a thirty- five- gallon cop- per, cyder mill and press complete, a quantity of applij,. about six tons of meadow hay, and three capital cows, t* years old each. The Stock consists of 800 yards of broad and narrow clothy 200 yards of flannel, 100 yaids of fustian, 82 yards of cordiw roy and velveteens, So yards of buckram, 70 svvansdown and other. waistcoat pieces, 40 pair of blankets, ISO yards of bloc check, 200 yards of cotton prints, 150 yards of cambric and clear muslin, 150 yards of calico, 100 yards of Russia duck, 650 yards of British and Russia dowlas, - 170- yards of Irish, 200 pair of- cotton and worsted stockings and a quantity of coloured worsted, 220yirdsof brown. Holland, 170 yards of stuff and calimaoeo, 50 yards of Nankin,. 70 yards of plain and striped linsey, 200 cotton shawls and handkerchiefs,.^ men's and boys' hats, 80 pair of men's and boys' gloves, 50 pair of men's and boys leather breeches, 20 gross of metal and other buttons, and a large q'uantuy ot ribbons, tapes, and ' thread. • Also,— A LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, withoct- buildirrs, gar- den, and half an acre of orcharding adjoining, wcl [' stocked with choice fruit trees, held by two good liv es. under the Earl of Pembroke. Likew. se,— Two TENEMENTS, with out- buildings, yarden, and nne acre of orcharding adjoining, well slicked. With- prune fruit trees, h. ld by three good lives under the Earl ef Pembroke. ' The furniture, hay, cows, and estates will be sold the first day, and the stock in trade the second and following days till the whole is disposed of. ' [ 4117 The sale will begin at eleven o'clock each morning. 8CJ* All persons having any Claim or Demand on tbe Estate of the late Mr. Wm. Furnel aredesired to send In their accounts; and all ( tenons indebted to the same are request al to p y immediate y to Mr. Wm. Gwillan or Mr. Wm. lli w". den, of Chilm ik. Executors. COO, VIBE BISSETl", WILTS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION; Oil the premie, by GERHARD and Co on Thursday the 14th of September, 18 .9,— Part of tlie LIVE atirl DEiU) STOCK, the properly of Mr. THOMAS HEALE, who is quitting the farm; com- prising too tons ot prime clover, sanloin, and meadow hay j lour cart horses, one waggon, one cart, and e- bht store pij- s ; rick staddles and stones, a large stone trough, about t. verity dozen of hurdles, sheep cribs, and a quantity of old iron ; a capital cheSnut marc, fitteen hands high, five years'old, war- ranted sound and tree from vice, very fast and steady in all her paces, and well calculated to' carry a lady; also about forty lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a capital fowling- piece, and a number of other articles, which will be. sold without reserve', [ 4151 The sale to begin at tle'Ven o'clock in the forenoon, JJeptjord Farm, Wilts, ten Miles from Salisbury. • TO be SOLD by AUCTION, on the premise, by GERHAko and C". on We'dncsday the Jtljii of Sept. 1809.— Part of the LIVE imd DEAD STOCK, the property of Mr. PERRIER, who is quitting the farm ; comprising 450 two- teeth, four- teeth, and s:\- teeth prime South Down Ewes, 200 Cbilver Lambs, four 4- teeth and two 2- tc'eth Rams, and three Ram- Lambs, all of the real Smith Down breed, wnri ranted sound in every respect, and will be put up in small lots for the convenience, of purchasers. The Dead Sttak consists of three ' one- wheel ploughs, eight hairows, two , drags, one drag plough, three oak rollers complete, cad several other implement., ut husbandly. For the accommodation, of purchasers, any part cf ( tie stock may remain on the farm until Old Michaelmas pcxt. * « * The sale will begin precisely at eleven o'clock in * h8 forenoon. [ ll(> i 1 AND <? ENERAL ADVERTi& R OT V- jMS, HANTS, DORSET, AND SOMERSET. Friday's and Saturday's Posts. THE SCHELDT.— FROM THE GERMAN PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 13. THE English have 4unk . some vessels ill the Scheldt, to prevent the French flotilla, which is going " P the river, from coming down. The object of the enemy was to take Antwerp and to • surprise the squadron in the Scheldt; Imt we have reason to believe that this object cannot be obtained. The. fleet is at Antwerp, where all preparations arc made to produce ii) a few hours an inundation Which will protect the place against all attacks 011 the land side. Oil the Scheldt the ehjps will be protected by their own guns, as well, as the batteries on the banks, which have, by the order of his Majesty, been augmented to four additional batteries, myu. led with 36- poatidefs. August in. English ships arrive daily with ammunition and provisions at Waleheren ; and the enemy' is forming as considerable magazines there as if lie meant to hold that i- land for a year. From the Slh to the 13th there have been daily actions and cannot. ading along the Scheldt. The enemy-, it seems, has shewn himself oft" lielvoetsluys, whence severa) ships of war have proceeded tu Doi'drfcehL A great number nf the enemy's transports have also, within these lew days, been Seen on the coast towards the Texel. LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, th. German papers of the 20th .. tilt. ( 011c day later than ... we received on'Wednesday} arrived this moiaiirtg. ' lliejr chief contents are totally in opposition to the former ac- counts; they assert that peace bad not been signed, and that tiler-: was no probability of that event taking place, the Em|> eri> r having called to his Councils men known to be decidedly Ivostile to France.— Articles from Vienna, and of course published under French influence, mention these circumstances. These papers contain the French official account of the battle of Tdaveia. It is but a very short dispatch Iroin Marshal Jourdan to the French Minister at War, Count Hui- nberg, formerly Gen. Clarke. It ijainis the victory, but admits great loss in all the French regiments, the battle being hardly fought. With the foreign papers private letters have been received from Olmutz, dated the tith ilist. which state, that at that time tlie preliminaries of ] ieace had not been signed,- lior had any notice been given of the rupture of the armistice. The principal Austrian army had been re- inforced to 200,000 inert, and that of the Aretiduke John to 63,000 ' lien. By recctu letters from Sweden, we learn that a per- fect good understanding seems restored between that country and our Commanders in the Baltic; mutual enter- tainments' haYe" been given and ieceived. By the Prince.; of Wales packet, arrived at Yar- mouth from Flashing, which port she left 011 Wednesday, General Houston and bis Aid- dc- Caiup have arrived. The ( lenel'al is very niiwe'l with a fever, The letters frouti the army state that nothing further can " be eliected by It.— The country adjacent to the Scheldt is HOW inundated wherever there was any probability of our troops approaching; the ships of the enemy have bdeii carried. completely beyond the reach of our fleet; and the « .-!]<" inyV military force ha « received considerable reinforce- ments. They can be distinctly seen with the naked eve from val'ios points occupied by our troops ; and from the extent of their line, it is estimated that their present number cannot be less than 6' 0,000. Under these circum- stances, it is supposed that strong garrisons will be left in the island of Walcheren, and the re. it of the army will teturii home. On Wednesday the Hon. Capt. Fitzroy Stanhope, Ai. d- de- Cainp to Sir Arthur Welle- ley ( now Lord Welling- ton), arrived at the Secretary of State's Office, with dis- patclies I'fom that General, dated atT'Meitosa 011 tlie 8th - iiistanti— They state, that as soon as the British army had recovered from the fatigue of the battles of the 27th and S8tli ulti Lord Wellington proposed to march against Soult and whowere advancing with the intention of gHilng in iw < rear. Iii; Lord'bip accordingly broke up from. Tala- vera for that purp ise, leaving ( Sen. Cuesta to defend that opinion, make them an over- match for tlie British army, Ik.* u itul'tunatcly quitted TalaveTa, for the purpose of relstfarehig Lofd Wellington. This movement enabled. Vfci , r U » » dvance and take po » < es4oii of T. davera, and, of course, - etui viek and wounded fell into his hand*. Tile advance of Victor enti? e! y disconcerted ixird Wellington^ pv. 111 of o; ifn'.. t" u) ir-, bemuse if he. continued his march, he would be placed between two armies', each - upeitor to his < K » ji. He theri- fbie eHV- etc.- d bis reireat ti> D - leitosj,- wh< to fi • hss taken a position, art which he considered himself as Jiei feotly secure. The French had collected their forces from every part of Spain, in the " hope of overwhelm!". g the British army. Their numbers were estimated as fol- low Victor and Jour, lan, 33,000 men; Sichet, who had advanced from Arvagou to Madrid,, 6' 000 men ; Ney, M'Wtiei', and Souitj 30,< kl0 men ; m>. kiilg tug? th « 74,000 m- n. The British army, with its reiutoiwinetif , amuunts to about 34,000 men ; Cuestj's to 33,000; BereSfo « 0' » to 12,00( 1; Venega's to 25,000 ; and Sir R. Wilsiu's to 3,000, making together 97.000, afurce * uinerieally greater than thai of die Fi'eneli, but the Sp'niib ard' Portuguese new levies eaniMt, we fear, be considered as equ d to the French in the field. 1" •/" It is rjitqoured, tlvat, 011 account of the unforeseen apd imfuen. se expew- Rs in tending the ( WO expeditions to the S'- lieltlt and til Spain, Parlimiient'will he ealjed- together at Smuch esrli< r period than has of late years been'usual.' Ill a New York Paper of the 2gth of July, the sur- i render of tlw; city of St. Domingo to 1I19 British; is an- » ioBn: ed on the authority, of the Pbrt- au- l'ritice Gazette, of the 1st of that mynth. No more litetices will be granted to import from, 01 export to, the coasts of HuUand and France. Repeated applications, supported by urgent . imiiimstraiices, have been made, to obtain such licences, particularly for the importation of goiin; but it is said thut they have been, and will continue to be, at present, wholly ineffectual. Genera! Paget, it is said, is to be appointed Deputy Governor of Gibraltar, vice Sir Hugh Dalrymple, who ititewH to. resign. IHiring the thunder storm on Friday efternoon, the lightning sgfoelc'the mast of the boat belonging to hi j Majesty's ship Sussex, lying in Sheeruess Harbour, and thiieted it to pieces; two men in the boat were struck senseless fot a short time, but did not receive any further injury. " P. iTUtOTlp Fi'SO.— At a Count of Directors of the Bitik cf i'C; ig); md', held at the Bank- yesterday, the sum'of Fiyi Thousand Pounds was voted unanimously as a subscription to- the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's. Coai- ExcilANOE, Sept. 1. There are hut short supplies ot Wlif- nt to- day, JetSsles are heavily effected, and do not maintain last prices. Rye, Barley, and Malt, as before. Beans are rather dearer. Oats are D. and 2s. per qr. lower. Flour a, oil Weducsdny, MARRIED.] On the 24th ult. at Edinburgh, Sii- Tho. Livingstone, bait., to Mist Stirling, only daughter of the late Sir dailies Stirling, Bart.— Last week, at Plymouth, Capt. Rayntun,. of the Milford, 74 guns, to Miss Mayhew. — On Tuesdily, at Kilincrsdon, John Gough, Esq. oiiiy son of John Gough, Est), of Perry- Hall-, in- the county of Stafford, to jane Elizabeth, eldest daughter of John Paget, Esq. of Newberry llonse, in Somersetshire. DIED.] On Wednesday, at the Bull, Shrtoter's- hill, Ladv Gertrude Stewart, r- lict of the late Lord Himry Stewart, iiftli son of the Marquis of Bute, whose remains passed that place only 011 Saturday, oil their way to Car- diff for interment. Her'Ladyship was the only daughter and heiress of the late Earl of Grandison, and hud been for some time in a declining state.— On the 20th ult. at Fowey, Thomas Howie, Esq: a Reir- Admiral in the Royal Navy.— On the 26th ult. at Maidstone, nf a severe. illness contract! < 1 iu . Spain, Major- General Coote Miuniiiighii 111, Equerry to the King, and Colonel of lite- 95th, or Rifle . Regiment.— On the 27tli ult. after a short illness; Sir William James Wray, Bart, aged 39 years.— Lately, on the coast of Africa, Capt. Frederick Parker, of his Ma- jesty's ship Dei- went. On Wednesday, aged < 2 years, , Patrick Kincaid, Esq. of Plymouth, a gentleman univer- sally beloved and respected. AT a respectable Meeting of Gentlemen, holden at tlie Bugle Inn, Titcllfiejd, on the 28th day of August instant, It was determined. That it would be highly commodious and bencHcial to the Public, if a Turnpike Road, in a more direct and improvetl line, were made from Park Gate, in the parish Of Titchfield, through the town of Titchfield to the village of Cosham,— and it was accordingly resolved, That due Notice be given of an intended Application to the next Session of Parliament to obtain an Act for the purpose, a con- siderable sum of money having been subscribed to Carry the measure into effect. [ 4i- S And it wasfurther resolved, That Mr. Maidman do forth- with cause proper notice. to be given of such intended applica- tion to Parliament; and 4hat- an adjOu/ ned meeting be holdcn at the Bugle Inn, Titchfield, on the'uth day of September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon : at which all persons desirous of. supporting the proposed measure are particularly requested to attend. By older of the Meeting, FURKIIAM, Aug- M, 180S. W. W. MAIDMAN. NOTICE is hereby- given,— That Application is intended to be made to Parliament in the next Session, for an Act to amend, widen, alter, divert, improve, ami keep in repair, the Road leading from a placc called Park Gate, iu the parish of Titchfield, in tile county of Southampton, to Cosham, in the said county : Which said Road passes through, or is intended to pass through, the several parishes of Titch- field, l'areham, Portchester, and Wymering, all in the said county of Southampton.— Dated this 31st tjf August ISO!). 45- 29] . W. W, MAIDMAN, Solicitor. SOUTHAMPTON WATER- WORKS. NOTICE is hertby given, That Application will be made in the next Session of Parliament for leave to bring in a Bill for explaining, amending, extending, and en- larging the several powefs and provisions of a certain Act, entitied, " An Act to amend and render more effectual an Act made in the - 30th year of his late Majesty, for repairing, improving, and maintaining the Public Conduits, and other Water- works,, belonging to the town of Southampton," and for raising a further sum of money- for carrying the good pui- pos'es. of the said Act into execution. 40- 28] By order of the Commissioners, Aagust l$, lSO. n. . WM. AMOR,. Clerk. . AUDIT- HOUSE, SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 16, 1809. NOTICE is hereby given, That an Application is intended to be maile to Parliament in the next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill, in order to obtain an Act of Par- ment for- continuing, altering, amending, and extending the powers of an Act passed in the 44th year Of the reign of his present Majesty, imitated, " An Act for abolishing certain Dues called Petty Customs, Anchorage; and Groundage ; and for improving the Port of the town of Southampton, for making a convenient Dock for the- securfty ( if ships, fo'r ex- tending the Quays and Wharfs, and making Docks and I'icrs. m the harbour there, and for erecting Warehouses for the safe custody of goads and merchandise, and for imposing - certain Du'< s for the above purpose ;" and. also for the belter regu- lating and improving the Rates and Duties imposed by the said Act. THOMAS NICHOLS,\ riprU 44a IJ THOMAS RIDDING, r^"" 5' AUDIT- HOUSI;, SOUTHAMPTON, / lug. } 6', 18- 09. NOTICE is hereby given, Tlut ah Application is intended to be made to Parliament in the- ensuing Sessions for obtaining an Act to alter, amend, and enlarge the powers of an Act of Parliament passed in the 10th:- year of' the reign of his present Majesty, intituled, " An Act for the better paving, repairing, and cleansing the Streets, utid other public passages, in the several parishes awl wards of St. Mi- chael, Sr. John. Holy Rhood, St. Lawrence., All Saints With- in the Bar, All Saints, without the. Bar, and East- street and Bag- row, within the town of Southampton and liberties thereof; and for preventing. Nuisances and Annoyances there- in, and for widening and rendering the same more commo- dious, and for the lightine and watching the said Streets and public Passages ;" and also for regulating the Chairnien with- in1 the said town, and the Tolls & Fares to be taken by them. 440-?] T. RIDDING, Clerk and Treasurer. Turnpike Road under Salisbury Plain. NOTICE is hereby given,— That Application will b- e made at the next Sessions of Parliament for leave to bring in a Bill for reviving, renewing, continuing, amending, and enlarging the Term and Powers of an Act passed in the 23th year of iiis present Majesty's reign, intituled, " An Act for attending, Widening, and keeping in repair the Road from the bottom of White Sheet'Hill, through Hurrfcott to the Wilton Turnpik* Bma, at or near Bartord, in the County of Wilts," and which said Koad passes through the several garishes of Donhead Saint Andrew, Ansty, Swalkiwclift. utton Mandeviite, Fovant, Compton Chamberlain, Hurd- eott, and Barfor i, in the said county of Wilts.— Dated this 8th day of August lfKWV GEO. SOUTH, 4267} Clerk- to the Trustees of the said Road. NOTICE is hereby given lo all Persons whom it may concern,—' That at the next Session of Parliament, a Petition will be presented to the Hon, House of Commons, for'l. ave to bring in a Bill for making and ' maintaining a Turtipike'Road from CirenCcSter, 111 the county of Gloucester, to Wotton Basset, ih the county of Wilts, 10 extend from the turnpike mad leading from Cirencester afotesuid, to Crk- k- 1 ide, in the said county of Wilts, at or near, a plafe. called Watermoor, to the turnpike road now making from Malmi- s- buiy, in the said county of Wilts, to Wotton Basset aforesa d, at or near Banner's Ash ; and which s aid road is intend; d to pass thrt ui h the parish of Cirencester, the consolidated parishes of Sidlington St.- Peter and Sidlington St. Mary, and the ftarisH 01 South Ctrney, all in the'said county of Gloucester; and the several parishes of Shamcote, Asfon- k- eynes, Leigh, Cticklade St. Sampson, Cricklade St. Mary, Pulton, I. c. nard'Millicent, Leitliaro- Tregti « 7 and Wotton Basset, and through part of the Forest of Braydon, all in the saui county of Wilts. Dated the I3ti day of August, 180P. [ 4571 DORCUESTEli AND If OOL TURNPIKE. NOTICE is hereby given,— That Application will be made at the next Sessions of Parliament for Leave to bring ma Bill tor the renewing), continuing, amending, and enlarging the Term and Powers of an Act passed in the ! Kh year of ths ' reign of his present Majesty, intituled " An Act for amending, widening, altering, clearing, utid keeping in repair several'Roads leading from the borough of Dorchester, in the county of Dorset; and - for repealing so tnnch of an Act passed in the 6th year of hi<! present Majesty's- reign as relates to the repairing the Road leading from Wool to the said bo- rough:" and which said Road passes through the several parishes, hamlets, tithings, villages, and placts of Wool, Hast Burton, West Burton, East Rni;, liton, Winfrith Ne-. v- burgh, East Fossitl, W- st Fossil!, Gilton, Ower Moigne, Mofgnes Down, Watercombe, Warmwell, Fryar Mayne, Broad Mayne, Little May » e, West Knighton, Whitcombe, Oanre. Cnpton, and from thence to Load's Gate, and through the parish of Fordington, by the Church, and from thence through the ' East- street, in the parishes of St. Peter and AH Saints, ip the borough of Dorchester, to a place called the Bow, in the said parish. of St. Peter, within the said borough ; and also tile Road leading from Came Ford through a Lane, and thence to a Gate leading to the new- erected Bridge in, the parish of Came aforesaid; and also the Road leading from Loud's Gute aforesaid through a lane callcd Ding Lane, to the Chpreh, in the parish of. Stafford, in tlie said ccwnty of Dorset.— Dali'd this 17th day of August, 1809: 4332] JOHN TBMPLIiMAN, Clerk. NOTICE is hereby given,— That Application will be made to- Parliament in the next Session for an. Act to continue the term, and alter and enlarge die powers of an Act passed in the auth year of the reign ot his late Majesty, intituled,." An Act for repairing and'widening several Roads leading to, through, and from the town of F'rome, in tlie county of Somerset; and for giving further powers to the Trustees in an Act passed in the '/ 5th year of h; s present Ma- jesty, for repairing the Roads from the'town of Warminster, in the county of Wilts, to the city of Bath, in the county of Somerset, anil other. Roads therein mentioned;" also of an Act passed ju the, 12th year of the reign of his. prese'nt Majesty, intituled, " An Act for enlarging the term and powers of an Act made in the 30th year of the reign of his late Majesty, for repairing and widening several Roads leading to, through, and from the town of Fn> rae, in the county of Somerset, and several other Roads in the counties of Somerset and Wilts ;".. and also of an Act passed in the 37th year of thu reign of his said present Majesty, intituled, " A; t Act for enlarging the term and powers of two Acts, passed in theitotb year . of the reign of his late Majesty, and the 12th, year ot the rejgn oj his present Majcstyv for repairing and widening several Roads, leading to, through, and from the town Of Fror. ve, in the County of Somerset, and for . paving the Footwaysiand lighting the Streets within the said town :" which roads pass, into or through the pIrishes of Warminster, Corsley, Westburv, Dilton, and Maiden Bradley, in the county Ci Wilts ; arid Hodden, Frome, Whatlev, Elm, Leigh upon Mendip, Down- hcatl, Stokelane, WestCtanmqre, Doultinc, Melis, Buck-' l ind Denhain, Marston, and Nunny, in the county of So- merset. An. I also for piwer to make and maintain an. w Road from North. Hill to Kcyford, and which loadis- ititendcd to pass into ot through the said parish ol Frome, in. the county of Somerset. J. A. V/ iCKHAM, -'[ 4397 EROME, Aug. is, 180J. Clerk andJieaSarer, NOTPCE is hereby given. That Application is in- tended to be made to Parliament in the next Session' for leave to bring- in S Bill fortepealingvan Act passed in the add year of the reign of his present Majesty King George the Third,, entitled, " An Act for. amending, improving, and keeping in repair several roads leading to and from the city of Bath ;" and for granting further and other powers for more effectually. amending, widening, improving, and keeping in repair the said Roads."' Dated this 43d day of August 1809. By order of the Trustees, 44; SJ PH. GEORGE, jem. Clerk and'Spl. ifitor% . IIURSLEY IN CLOSURE. ' I'lTE whose Names are hereunto subscribed, the T T Commissioners named, and appointed in and by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in. the 49th year of the reiim of his present Majesty King George the Third, entitled, " A11 Act for inclosing Lilhds in trie parish of 11 ursley and the manor of Merdon, in the county of Southampton," - do hereby give Notice, That we intend to hold our next meeting at the house of James Trodd, called the Dolphin Inn, in Hursley, in the county of Southampton, o : Monday the ! 8th day of September next, at three o'clock in the afternoon.— And we do further give- notice, That all persons and bodies politic or corporate, interested,- or claiming to be. interested, in the lands, woods, and downs, by the said Act intended to be inclosed, who shall have any objection, to offer, to any claim or claims already delivered to us, are required t; reduce such objection or objections, into writing, end to de- liver the same to us at such meeting, signed by them or their respec- tive husbands, guardians, trustees, • Committees,. or agents ; and no sileh objection will afterwards be received, uriless- for some legal disability Or- ofhet speeiausiose, to be allowed by . us the said Commissioners.— Dated this tttk dau of'Jnlu l*[> 9. RICHARD RICHARDSON. THOMAS DAVIS. 4543] GEORGE BARNES. liar, bril Mat f in and South Aiwton 7nelosure. WE JOHN SEAGJUM, JOHN ROGERS," awl JOHN CHARLTO. N, the Commissioners named in and appointed by an Act of Parliament made and passed iti the present year of his Majesty's reign, intituled'" An Act for ' diVidifig and allirtting'Lanlls i n tht; parishes of Barford" St. Martin and South Newton, an. I for extinguishing Rights of Common in othcr'Lands in the parishes ( if liaNbrd St. Martin aforesaid and BaverstOck, in the, county of Wilts," do hereby give Notice, that we shall, at our next meeting for carrying the said Act into execution, on Monday lie eighteenth day ojC September now next ensuing, proceed to periimbukite the said parish of Barford'St. Martin, alid bv'the examination ot| Witnesses, and such othel legal ways " and means as we may think proper, shall eaquita. into. the boundaries. of the said parish, stod ' ascertain, se. t oat, fix; ami'. determine the- same ; and that we Shall begin iixch' perahlbulsfion at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in tile turnpike road'leadir. g from Salisbury to Hindon, at the south- east eXtrcihity of toe said parish of BartOrd St. Martin, where the same." adjoins the parish of Burcomb.— Dated this ?- 2tf day « /' July, tsop. JOHN SEAGR1M. JOHN ROGERS. 4494] JOHN CHARLTON. Karf » rd St. Iflartin and South Newton lnctosure. WE JOHN SEAGRIM, J'OIIN ROGERS, and JOHN CHARLTON, the Commissioners n. amr. t in- and appointed by an Act of Parliament niade and passed HI the present year 01 his Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act fot- dividing and alloti'ng Lands in the parishes of Barfbrd St. Martin and South Newton, and for extinguishing Rights ot Common in other'Lands in the- parishes of Harford St. Martin aforesaid and Baveistock, in the eounty of Wilts," do hereby give Notice, that we " shall hold our third Meeting 1' oT carrying the said Act into execution t) n Wednesday tile S'QUt day of September next, at the house of- Charles Bishop, called the GreenDrdgon Inn, in the parish of B'arfOrd St. Kiartin afore- s. iid, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon; at w hich meeting all persons and bodies corporate or politic, who have or claim any Common or other Right to or in any Lands in or adjoin- ing the said parishes of Barford St. Martin and Baverstock, by the said Act intended to be divided and allotted;, or ar. y Com- mon Right in that part of the Woods or Woodlands called Grovely Woods, within the ancient Forest of Grovely, in or adjoining the said parishes of Barford St.' Martin and Baver- stock, by the said Act intended to be extinguished ; are re- quired to deliver or cause to be delivered to us an account or schedule in writing, signed by them or their respective hus- bands, guardians, trustees, committees,, or agents of such their respective rights or claims; and therein- to describe the lands and grounds, and the respective mcssui:>; es, lands, tene- ments, and hereditaments in respect whereof they shall re- spectively claim to be entitled to any and which of such rights in or upon the s ame or. amy part ttiercot, with the name or names of the person or persons in the actual possession thereof, and the particular computed quantities of the same respectively, and of what nature and extent such right is, and also in what rights and for what estates and interests they claim the same respectively, distinguishing the freehold from the copyhold or leasehold ; an 1 on non- compliance therewith, every- of them making default therein will fas far only as respects any claim so nef; listed to be delivered; he totally barred and excluded of and" from all ri,; ht and title in or upon such lands so to be divided, and commons to be extinguished respectively, and of and from all benefit and advantage in or to any stiarc or allotment thereof.— D'i'edthislidday of July, 1809. - JOHN ' SK AGfi 1M. JOHN ROGERS. 4495] JOHN CHARLTON. GILLINGHAM A nd MOTCOMBE 1NCI. OSURE. ( JOHN BILLINGS LEY, the sole Commissioner named apd appointed in arrtl by an . Act of Parliament made and passed in the 49th year of the reign of his present Majestv, intituled " An Act for Inclosing Lands in the seve- ral' jiarishes of Gdlingharfl and Metcomhe, in tlie county of Dorset," do hereby give Notice that I have held my first Meeting, for the purpose of receiving claims from persons claim. ug any rights or interests In, over, and upon the Lands and Gfounfis bv the said Act inteniled to be divided, allotted, or inclosed; - and have adjourned such- meeting, to be aaain held at the PhMorx Inn, in GilUngh. im aforesaid, on Monday the isthdav of September next. I hereby furthei give'Notice, that 1 shall al th^ t meeting perambulate the boundaries of the open and common Lauds in the said parishes of Gilling. ham and Motcomi e, or stteh pa » t or pars theteofcis shall appear noutful- or in dispute; and that I shall bey 11 such pe- rambulation at the entrance from Giilingham into Peasemarsh Common, on Tuesday the 19th day " of September next, at ten o'clock in. the forenoon: and all persons having any claim or claims which may affect such boundaries, or any or either of them ; and also all persofis claiming any rights of corhmfth;' ' ea'sowes, rights of pasturage, or " other fie tits, in, over, and upon the Lands and Grounds' by the said Afct in- tended to be divided and allotted ( which have not been already delivered), are hereby rcquiretfby themselves or agents to lay their respective claims in, writing before me the said Commis- sioner at such meeting;, and 1 further give'Notice, that no claims will be received after the ilstday of September next: All persons having any Maps, or Plans and Admeasurements of their inclosed Lands within the said parishes, of either of tbem, ate particularly requested to produce the same at my said next meeting; or in the mean time to leave the same at the Office of Mr. Messiter or Mr. Bowles, fh Shaftesbury, which would greatly tend to facilitate " the execution of tile Act, . and save'a considerable expence to the concern. Dated this tith of August, 1809. 4642] JOHN BILLTNGSLEY. PELICAN OFFICE, For INSURANCE on LiVES and granting ANNUITIES, THIS OlRce was established, in Lombard- street, London, in the year 1797, by a numerous and respect- able Proprietary; and the { Joaid of Directors, with confidence, arisingfrom the increased pfosjlefity smd permanency of the establishment, as well as from the experience of its useful- ness anil benefit to the public, tljiuk it dUe to those who may be still unacquainted with the importance and advantages of Life Insurance, briefly to suggest some of. its leading and pe- culiar recommendations tb almost every d » grce and rank in society. Life Insurance is of manifest consequence to all who hold estates for life, situations and offices, civil, ecclesiastical, or professional; to officers ill the at my and navy, & C.; as, by plymentof an annual premium, the party insured is enabled to " provide for wife, children, or others, whose future welfare he may wish in vain, by. other means, to promote. It affords a permanent ultimate security to those who advance money upon annuities Or otherwice. It renders leases, determinable on one or more lives, nearly eqnal, in value to freehold estates, as an insurance to the amount of the fine, payable on the demise of a party nominated in such leases, will prbducc the sum required for renewal. It is a cheering rcftSge to parti- s engaged in extensive and speculative undertakings ; it affords to persons in trade the ' certain means of indemnification against a bad or doubtful debt; in short, Life, Insurance, established in policy, sanctioned by government, " and con- firmed by the test of experience, is become, to almost every Situation of human life, a measure equally important, useful, andbenefic'ial'. . r ' Annuities are granted upon the'mnst equitable terms, under a Special Act of Parliament, granted to this Office. THOMAS PARKE, Sec. COMPANY'S AGENTS at Salisbuiy, . Mr. BtiVrough ; De- vizes, Wm. Cook ; Portsmouth, T.. C. Mottley; Lvmisgton, J. West; Ringwood, Cv Hodg^- IJmipfjrt, J.. Williams; Beaminster. Wm. Clift; Weyifiontb, Tip's. Richardson; '' fSrmtoi, Win! Rei'd; Taunton, C. Drake j Bath, H. Mafttj Maitock, J. Crabi), £ 4003 IN THE PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH. TO be SOLD, 011 the lSth' of September, in one lot, at the Hotel, in Gliristcaurch, unless previry. isjy disposed of by private contract,— Fiftv- one Acres of LAND, lately inclosed out of Winkton Common, with a substantial new COTTAGE, Stable, and Gart- iiouse. Part of the land has been carefully tilled and is in crop, part is under prepa- ration and marling, and part is planted. The whole is Tythe- frec. Also a small FARM, sitqahM at Nea Croft, not far from the1 above; consisting of about thirty acres of excellent 1; nd, in the best- condition, pan Tythe- free; with a good Cottage, Stable, Barns, fix.; the whole forming a very desirable and improvable small farm. Apply to John Cranston, auctioneer, at Ringwood; [ 4513 Lois. OAK TOPS. Tops. 2.— In Burley Walk 6( 1 1 ' Denny ditto ..... 1. lronstiill ditto ..:. 13 1.——- Castlem. dwooddo. Is 1. Brambi- ehiUdkto. 13 ' NEW FOREST, HANTS. TO he SOLD by AUCTION, at Lyodlmrst, by order of the Right Hon. Lord Glenbervie, Surveyor Ge- neral of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, 4c. on Friday the - 2- 3d'day of September, 180.9,— The following lots of NAVAL OAK TOPS; CAST BEECH TIMBER, ike. Sc. Lot's. CAST BEECH. Ends. 2.— In Ashurst Walk 19 2. Lynithurst ditto... 2- 2 4.—— R'hinefield ditto ... 42 2.—— Whitley Ridge do.. 25 1 . Lady Cross ditto .. 7 2 . Hramblehiil ditto.. 15 4. 1 Castlemal wood do, 39 Also - several lots of Coal- fire, Cord Wood, and Bavin's, in the said Forest. For further particulars apply to Joseph Mortimer, Esq. Ower. ' , [ 4530* RINGWOOD, HANTS.. TObe SOLD by AUCTION, at theWhiiellanlnn, • oh, Wednesday jthe. 3i. uh day-. o? September inst. at six O'clock in the evening { unless previously disposed of by- private contract, of which notice will be immediately gjvvjfc).,— The FLK- SIMPfcK Cf- tril ' these oicl- es'- hiish - d caprat WATER CORN and GRIST MILLS miled RIN- GWOOO MILLS, with the Fishery and Royalty of Joshing belonging thereto; and illso a neat - and- commodiotis DWELLING- HOUSE, com-, prizing two front parlours, counting- house, kitchen,. scullery, two cellars, four bed chambers, and gar- ret.' with suitable offices and gardens', excellent stables, cert house-, and pig- gery, and about five acres Of rielf fertile Meadow Land in Upftiead-.—' The above Mills' are : constantly supplied with water, are capable of. gtirfiliag forty loads of " wheat" per week, and delightfully situated on the River Avon, which abounds with trout and other fish, and are calculated for carrying on a very extensive trade, part ot the Mills, which has for some contiguity of the premises to the ( own of Ringwood, a good market town, renders them'a desirable acquisition to any per- sbti wishing to enter into the meal trade.— The stone?;. ma- Chines, cloths, 4c. to he. taken at a valuation. For further particulars apply ( if by letter, ffte of postage} to Mr. Horwood, conveyancer, Rlngwoeid ; and for a view of the premises, to Mr. Peufoui, the present tenant., who will deliver possession thereof at Michaelmas next. 1 N. B. One h'df of the purchase ' money may remain on rnortgagi*,- if requited. [ 4550 WORT1NG.- HOUSE, HAN TS.— ESTATE & EFFECTS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. SHARP and ElRKWp, at Gangway's Coffee- house, London, on Friday- the s" th of September, 1809, at twelve o'clock,— A FREEHOLD M ANSION, well, calculated for the. residence of any Noblertiail or Gentleman partial to field sports ( in which the country abounds), with suitable offices, paddocks, gardens, pleasure- ground,! pasture and tillage land/ hkhly ornamented by the present proprietor, the. Right Hon, " Cord SF£ SCER STAXI. F. V CHICHESTER, who is about to remove to Ireland; containing 47 acres ( little more or less) within a ring fence, most eligibly situate at Worting, near Basing- stoke, 48 miles from London on the high Had to Salisbury, and comprises every appropriate accommodation for a large family,' May be vi Wed 14 days'previous to the sale, with tickets only. Further- particulars of Mr. Forbes, solicitor, Ely- place, Holborn ; of Mr. Pocdck; solicitor, Staple- inn : of Mr. Bishop, srtlicitof, Basingstoke; at'the " White Hart, Worting; Crown, Basingstoke; Star and Garter, Andover;. White Hart, Winchester; Crown, Reading; Pelican, Speenham- l; « hd; White Lion, Hartford- bridge; at Garraway's Coffee- house ; and of Messrs: Sharp and Kirkup, Winchesttr- s reet, Lon- don, where a plan of' the estate may be seen, and of whom tickets for viewing may be had. N. B.— On Wednesday the 13th of S:- ptembcr and thirteen following tiays (- Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays excepted),' will be SOLD by AUCTION, on die Premises;— The costly and verv elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; cellar of choice Wi ht: 9, consisting of about 800 dozen of fine old Port, Claret, Champaigne, Madeira, Burgundy, & c. Ac.; service of fashionable Plate; extensive library of'valuable Booths; a large and valuable collection of bound Music, comprising two complete sets of Handel's worksin score, and the works of CoreUi, Haydn, Boyte, and other eminent composers; a superS Fr. neh- clock; fine Paintings' Iw Paul Potter, Gainsborough, Wycke, Varid.- rvelde,- Morland", Sc.; some fashionable t iwn- built Carriages; six beautiful tho- rough- bted bay barouche Horses, well matched-; saddle, carriage, and draught Horses; Mules; live and dead Farm- ing Stock, dfc.. & c. - [ 4> FFS YATELY, HANTS. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by H. HALL, at the White Lion Inn, Hartfordbrige, op Tuesday, the 19tb of September 1809, at three o'clock in the afternoon, IN TWELVE LOTS 1 Lotl.— A convenient and substantial DwellinK- house, fit for the reception of a genteel family, with sen excellent Walled garden planted . with choice fruit trees, barn, granary,, ceich- house, capital stabling; and all other requisite out- offices ; together with nine Iticlosure- s, containing - by estimation 44 acres, or thereabouts, of arable, meadow, and pasture land, eligibly, situate around the house, in the possession and occu- pation'of Charlton. Dennis, Esq. the proprietor; and also a Cottage,- bain, and yard adjoining. Lot. 2,— An excellent Dwelling- house, with a good garden, double coach- house, and good stabling for six horses, with other requisite out- buildings ;. together with 9 acres of mea- dow and 2 acres of arable land adjoining, and 11 inclosures containing 5S acres, or thereabouts, of arable and coppice land in a Ting fence, immediately ill front of the dvVelling- housS, and a well- stocked fish- pend contiguous thereto.—— About- 5- acresof the meadow and 1 acre of the arable land ad- joining are lett on lease with the dwelling- house and premises to the Rev. Mr. Caswall, for a term of 7 years- from Lady- day V'st. Lot 3.— Five Inclosures, containing by estimation 38 acres of Arabic Land, in a ring fence, lying to the south east cf lot 2, within 100' yards of the great western road, and one mile of Blaekwater. I. or4.—; A valuable Inclostire of Arable Land; called Elm Corner, containing 9 acres-, or thereabouts, within a few yards of the last lot, encircled by the common. I- otS.— A Close of Arable Land, called Round Close, Con- taining 3 a. 2r. or thereabouts, opposite to a field, part of lot - 2, Called W- oodhouse- barn Field. I, ot & a » A Close of Arable Laud called Hanford, containing 6 a. 2T. or thereabouts. Lot 7.— A Close of Arable land, near Derby Green, called East Mead, containingU acres, or thereabouts. Lot 8.— A neat and commodious Dwelling- house, yard and gaiden. with coach- house, stabling, and fuel- house, and 4 acres of land adjoining, in the occupation of Mr. Hewett, who has a term » f 7- years therein from Lady- day last. Lot 9.— Seven Inclosures of Arable,". Meadow, and Pasture Land, containing 35 acres, or thereabouts, contiguous to lot 8. Lot 10.— Two Inclosures Of Meadow Ground adjoining to- gether, containing If acres, ot thereabouts, and a Piece of Land, partly arable and partly coppice, containing 4 a. 4 r. or thereabouts, adjoining ' the meadow, lying on the,' eft side of WeVbridge- lane, near Sandhurst' Bridge, anil also a small piece of Coppice Ground on the right side of the said lane, containing half an acre, or thereabouts. Lot 11.— f. A Messuage or Tenement,, jtafilen,* yard, batn, and fuel4iouse, situate at Church- end, in the occupation of Jcfseph Jefferv, tenant at will. Lot 12.— Three Pieces of Arable Lend, in the several com- mon fields, containing 0 acres or thereabouts, in the several occupations of Mrs. tave, Mr. Static, and Joseph Booth, tentthts at will. All the premises ate in hand, except those Which are stated to be in the several occupations of Mr. CasWall and Mr. Hewett, and the two last lots; and all the buildings are in grind repair. Very valuable and extensive Common Rights belong to the several lots. Yately is a healthy spot,- 32- miles from London, about a mile out of the western road, 15 miles from Windsor, 12 from Reading and Fainham : is in a genteel neighbourhood, a fine sporting country, within eight miles of the kennel of the royal hunt, and three ofthe- Military College at Sandhurst, and the roads in the' neighbourhood are excellent. The Estate is Copytiold of Inheritance, held of the Manor of Crondall, in Hants, and is neatly equal to freehold. Pos- session may be had of the premises iii. hand on the completion of the purchases. The premises may be viewed 14 days previous to the sale on application- to the Proprietor, every morning between the hours of ten and four— of whom further particulars may be had; as well as of the Anetionneer, Castle- street, Rtud'tng,, and Messrs. Raggett and Cole, solidttja, Odiham. - £ 4137 ' lSy vrdcrofthe Atsi^ nef of Mr. KDW a ;•• I> K N I • a Bankrupt. pOK PUBUC SALE, at the Broker's Wareb, u 1 ThomasVstrect, l>- ttsmoath. on Thursday ,,„ of September I Sep, at noon,— ' About430 Qu ; rters BROWN* MALT. For viewing the same, catalogues, & c. apply three rf, v,' fore the sale to J.- MOYLE, BroKr PORTSMOUTH, Avg. a0J, IPOS: [ isi'K GOSPORTV * | 70R PUBLIC SALE, at the Dolphin Inn,- „ A 1 hutsiay the 7th of September 180<>, at ten o'clock < the forenoon,— 155 Hogsheads"! t , „ 107 Tierces • j""" ™ ' 1-' 11 Sugar - 11 Hogsheads ditto Coffee G5 Casks Ftsh Oil Being the condemned part of the cargo of the < hip R0< s cm cured on her VOyage from Jamaica ' to London by a Spare* I privateer in June IMS, and cut out of Camarir. os " Bay wlv • T P- f06 ® " ol the French, by his Majesty's ship Endymi. 11, the Hon. T ho. Bladen Capfl, captain. Samples of the sugar and coffee may be viewed, and cata- logues had three days before the s- » le,- bv applying to • MATTHIAS MARCH, BROKER OosrbBT, Aug. 53, 180.1. [ 4411 ISLE OF WIGHT. At ANO US, FA RMS, if TITHES. T° be SOLI) by AUCTION,, by Mr. WtttocK, I- at the Bugle Inn, at Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on Thursday the 5th of October, and following day, in 28 I ors — Sundry valuable and very desirable FREEHOLD FARMS* most delightfully situate in the several parishes of Bradto-!. Godshill, Whitwcll, Niton, Ch'ale, and SHalfleet, containing ,0000 acres of rich arable, meadow, pasture, and wo< d Land" 111 . the occupation of mBst respectable tenants, at rents amounting to upwards of £ 2000 per annum; together with the MANORS of Whittonibe, Chale, and Cb'estfe; and the KECIORIAL TITHES of seventeen Farms in the parishes of Godshill an.:- yv- hitwell, lett 50. the respective occupiers of the s. ud Farms, at near £ aOQ per annum. To beViewed till the sale by applying to the respective Te- nants ; and particulars may be had three weeks preceding the sale ot Messrs. Clarkes and Sewcll, solicitors, at Newport; at the Hotel at Ryde, Vine at Cowes, George at Yarmouth, Fountain at Portsmouth, Dolphins at Southampton, Angel at Lymmgtoii, at the place of sale, and of Mr. V, itlock, So. « s, Goldtn-. square, London .; Messrs. Clarkesand Sewell will give directions to the, tenants. [ 4418 NEW FOREST,. HAMPSHIRE! ^ ' T © BE SOLD by AUCTION, bv JOAN YOUNG, . J. on Wednesday the loth of September, 1803, at the Star Inn, m the High- street of the town Of Southampton,. between the hours of one and threj o'clock in the aRem- xm, tinltss au acceptable offer for the W lole should be mad.- in the mean time, of which due notice will, be given Jit this Paper. Lot 1.— A good substantial PAR MM- IOUSK, containing'two rooms, with a wash- house, pantry, cellar, and ' dairy, on tlm ground floor; Ulrec convenient sued bed rooms, on the first luces of Arable and Pasture Land, hereinafter ment. i. md, viz. — One Close, called Hill Moor Piece, cf which one- half is Arable and the other Pasture Land, containing together <! A. - 2 R. 9l'.— One other Arable Close, called the Common Piece, containing ,5 A*— One other Arable Close, called the Paddock containing 2 R. 32 P.— Orie other Arable Cloee, called the Four Acres, containing 4 A. 0 R. 20 P. Utt - 2,— One Arable'Piece, called Hill Head, containing2A, 1 R. « !'.— One other Pasture Close, called the L, veer Matsb, containing 2 A. 2. R. 33 I'.— One other Arable Close, called Cojfce Close, containing 1 A. 3 R. 29 P. Lot3.— One Close, called Willis's Meadow, Containing ' 2A. 3 R. 1- 1 P.— One other Arable Close, called Sues, conta'inii g IJ A. 1 R.— One other Close, caikd the Little Marsh, contain- ing 1 A-. 2 R. 6" P. Lot 4.— One Arable Close, called Wares, containing ; i A. The Premies are situated at OWer, in ' he Parish of Fawlty, a dry, healthy, and pleasant part of the N.- v Forest, omront- fl- ing extensive views of the . S-. uthampton Water, Caishot Cas. tie, Spithead, Cowes Harbour, and of the I-. le of Wight; and • art well worth the attention ot' anv gentleman disposed to build, or the present Farm House, v. lich is well coin- ducted j may be easily converted into one fit for the reception of a genteel family. TheNeighboutliood Is niost respfetdble, and the principal Roads about the Picmises are good ; the dist. ihce from Southampton is only 8 m; lis; ' from' Lvuvn » ton ' 1 • Poitsmouth, 15; afld Within to or ll of the Forest" Hunt.— A considerable quantity of good Trtlbcr is growine. on the Premises, part of which is fit to cut, and the rest of a very thriving sort. The Timber is not intended to be sold with the Land ; but this the Purchaser will be r. quired to take at a v » - lu.' it; on.-= The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance; the Pre- mises in the three first Lots ire held Under ih Manor of Bit- tern ; and in the fourth, under { he Manor of Eling, in We only to a nominal fine, and heriois payable on deaths or ateiation. lor further particulars apply to' Mr. Earney, Solicitor, South- ampton ; and for a view of the Premises, to Mr. James Barns, the proprietor, at Langley, near Fawley, [- 13- 7 UURSLEDON HOUSE, Pleasure f! rovncr>, TO be SOLD b* AUCTION, by W^ Ttm^- OART and PHILLIPS, at Garlaway'S, on Friday the 15th of September, at twelve, by direction of the Executors. Un- less an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, — All elegant Modern MANSION, deligh. fully situated near the banks of the beadtiful ' riVer Hamble, a pleasing distance from ( he sea, 5 miles from Southampton, 14 from Winchtstef, and 11 ffotn Portsmouth apd Gosport, in the county of Hants, the late residence and property of John M'Queen, Esq. de- ceased, The House forms a hantlsome elevation, command* inga nObU: picturesque view of the Isle of. Wight, the Sound,, and rich adjacent Country ; has been recently finished In a style of superior taste, and contains spacious elegant , lining and itrawing- rooms of fine proportions, boudoit, music- room, morning. rOdrti, and- library, numerous bed- chambers, ser- vants' apartments, and excellent attached offices of ever.' de- scription ; detached are stabliag for. seven horses, a double coach- house, harnt; ss.- iroom, bake. house, dairy, and other offices, poultty yard and houses, bailiff's house, farm. yerd, barn, graniry, stabling, cow bouses, piggery, and out- bttild- ings. " The House is n'etitfy eft circled by a'handsome lawn, ornamented With timber and forest'trees, an eleoartt green- house, spacious productive kitchen gstden with lofty wails, melon'grOunds, a valuable orchard, cottage, and a quantity of excellent arable and meadow tifid adjoining, and containing together- about 19 statute acres. The Estate is equal in value to freehold, being Copyhold of Inheritance, the line cerrain antl very tiifting. The Purchaser may be accommodated with a Leasehold Farm of about so aerts ; and the elegant Well- adapted Furni- ture at a fair valuation. -[ 4507 To be ti -# eil With tickets only,- which, with particulars, may be bad'of Mr. Barney, solicitor,- Southampton ; and 01 Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. fi2,-' Broad- street, Royal; Exchange; particulars may also be had" at - the Dolphins,/ Southampton; Angtfl,' Lymington; Bugle, Newport, Isle of' Wight; Crown, Portsmouth ; India Arms, Gosport ; of the Printers of the- Exeter and Plymouth Gazettes, Sherborne . Mercury, Lewes Journal, and Hampshire papers; libraries, Brighton and Worthing; Geoi ., . Winchester; Swan, Aires- ford; and at Garraway's Coffee- hous e, Cornhill, London. WINCHESTER. rg^ O be SOLD by AUCTION, by Msssrs. R- VI. E Jt and GOD v.- IN, on Tuesday the 19th day of September, 1809, at the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, between the hours of S and 8 o'clock in the afternoon, - The following ESTATES, situate in iitid neat. Winchester, in the county of Hants, in nine Lots,, subject to conditions to be then and there produced: ' Lot I.— Three tenements or dwellirtgrhotlses', situate on the CausevVav, in Winchester, iu the occupation of Messrs. Smith, Carter, and Dore. Lot i.— A dwellirtg- house, garden, and work- shop, situate in Kingsgate- sfreet, Wirtchesier, in the occupation of Mrs. Bratlfield; also a dwelling- house atidgaiden adjoining thereto, in the occupation of Mrs. Corfe. Lot 0i— A dwcllirig- houV and garden, " ittiate in Kingsgate- strcet, in the occupation of the Rev. F. lfenionger; together with a stable and piece of land adjoining. Lot 4.— ThreedwelSifig- houses. situate, in Xiriesgate- sfreet in the occupation of fifeisrs,' Browning, Pullen, and Ann'ilts. Lot 5,— A piece oiTlantJ, callcd. FiShercroft, situate in the parish t st, M'v- h; « rs, Winchester, containing about one acre' Sie occupation of Mr. James Wells. < ... LoR ' - A piece'ofland, near KingsgatosWeet, called La- vender ffteiidow, cohtaioir. g 1 A. ^ R.' SfiP. now in the occu- pation of Mr. James Welti. .. Lot 7.— A piece of land,' calfofr, Cripstcrt Meadow, tvthe- free, in St. Faith's, Winchester,-^ obtaining^^ about five acre's, . and in the occvpation of Mr. James Wells. ' , Lot 8.— Sundry pieces' pr pafeels. fif copyhold land, situate in the parish of Winall, near Winchester, in the occupation1;'., of Mr. Japies VA'tlfs. '• , - Lots.— A moiety of the Toll^ of St. Giles's Hill Fair, near • the city qf Winchester. The above Estate's ( excepting lot 4, which is on a lease for Son years, from Nov. 13, 17! s ; and lot s, oopyliyM of lives, . under the College of Winchester), are held unt^- r renewable leases from the Dean and Chapter and the evaporation of Winchester, at low reserved rems.— The severaLoccupieis of dwelling- houses have had notice to quit at Michaelmas 1809, and thp occup- er of the land is temriiffrOrti" vest fo year. Particulars may be known by application to Messrs. Strong, StiH, and Strong, solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London; , r to Messrs. Will? atn.'. Godwin, auctioneers, Winchester. [ isOl THE SALISBURY AND WINCHESTER JOURNAL. SunUni/' s i-' ost. - tin bxpress. LONDON GAZETTE, rUBLlSKfcO ON SATURDAY NIOflT, SEPT. 2. BowStNU- STREET, Sept- 2. A Utter from Lord Chatham, doled Bat*, Aug. 59, after _ statmg the necessity of abandoning the interior objects of the Expedition, concludes as follows: IAm concerned to say, that the effect of the climate at this unhealthy |> eriod of the year, if felt most seriously, and that the numbers of siclc already is little short of three thousand men. It is my intentio •• to withdraw gradually from the advanced position in this island, and sending' into Waloheren such an additional force as may be - neces- sary to secure that important possession, to embark the remainder of the troops, and to hold them in readiness to avail his Majesty's further commands, • which 1 shall most anxionsly expect. 1 have the honour to be. &: c. ( Signed) CHATHAM. A Dispatch from Sir Arthur Weliesley, dated De- Icytosa, Aug. 8, expresses great dissatisfaction at' the conduct of Geuer< t: ' T " ' a, for giving up ' he important post of Talavera, for exposing the comhi led armies to i n tt. ick in front and rear at the same Uj » ie, and for abandoning the hospital. In t . s i uation the British General found it ad visable to take up a defensive position o.. the- Tagus. " I was induced," he says, " to adopt t. is last opinion, because the French have now at feast So, 000 men disposable to oppose to the Combined Armies, and a corps of 12,000 to watch Venegas ; and I was like wise of opinion, that the sooner the defensive line shouldije taken np, the more likely were the troops to be able to defend it. " Accordingly I marched on the 4th, and crossed the Tagus by the bridge of Arco Bispo, and have con- tinued my route to this place, in which I am well situated to defend the passage of Almaraz and the lower parts of the Tagus. Gen. Cuesta crossed the river on the night of the 5th, and he is still at the bridge of Areo Bispo, " A' out 2000 of the wounded have been brought away from Talavera, the remaining 1500 are there; and I douht whether, under any circumstances, it would have lieen possible, or consistent with humanity, to a < e. npt to ren- ive any more of them. " From the treatment which some'of the soldiers wounded on the £ 7th. i, n 1 who fell into the hands of the eni tii', xpiricoced from them, and fr m the manner in '.. hich I have always treated th » ' w rnnded who have fallen into my hands, I e;; pept thai these men will b" W'll treated; and 1 have only to lament, that a new concurrence of events, over which from circumstances I had and could have no contronl, should have placed the army in a situation to be obliged to leave any of them behind. 1 have the honour to be, & c. ( Signed) ARTHUR WELLES L£ Y." WHITEHALL, Sept. 2. The K NG IKS granted the dignity t> f » Baronet to Lieut. Gen. 1'. A. Irving, Thomas Roberts < f Cork, Jamel Shaw o)' London, Rowland Bleijnerhasset of Ki- irv, Wo. Smith of Worcestershire, Chas, Cockerel! of Piccadilly, Edwin 15. Sandys of MNeiden t. asi , lames Tyrell of Essex, lisqrs. and Dr. Henry Halforil, of Haiio- ver-' Pua*^. WAR- OFFICE, Se. pt. 2. St& th Keg, of pint.—. Gen. the Right Hon. Sir D. Ruiidas, K. B. ID lie Col. in Chief; Majar- Geil. F. Champagne, from 8th Garison Bait, to be Coi.- Comrnandant of the 1st Batt.; Mnjor- fjenHfal Sir K. Spencer, K. B. from 2d West India Reg. to bi- Col.- Coin- 81 n'. aut of the 2d Bate,; Major- ft p. the Hon. Yy. Stewart to be Cul.- Cocmiandant of the 3d Batl. BANXR0P1S- Thorns* Saxelhv, of Perhv. merchant. Win, Sanlt. ot' South Moulton- st^ eet, J^ anoWf- aqu^, calenderer. Charles H. nshaw, of Tower- atreet, Lonrtoni viue- merchaot. Witi. Philhps, of Wragley, Lincolnshire, sliojifceepe!. John Swilt, of Livfj- pool, stationer. Robert Way In. of Devieeii, victualler. J ' lm Kelly, of Shoreditch,' cheesemonger. Jo III M'Clonri, of W'ifilwic!.. Kylll. M.' '--" T^'' • PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 2. , Trns morning the regi- ment DeRr le, about lOtfOsttong, marched in from Portchester, and were immediately embarked^ on board transports a Spithead for Portugal. Monday.— Sailed tl - Loire, of 38 ,< uns, Capt. Sehomherg. Tuesday.— Ar ived the Monarch, ' apt. Lee, Hero, Caot. Ne'wma i, Resolution, Capt. Ward, Ajax, -& ipt. Otway, and R venge, Capt. Paget, ( of 74 guns each), fkom Flushing, with prisoners of war ; Argo, of 44 guns, Capt. Digby, from the. vv est Indies.—- Sailed the Defender gun- ves^ f1. " Wednesday.— Arrived the Illustrious, Capt. Broughton, Bejlona, Capt. Douglas, Orion, Capt. Dickson, Alfred, Capt. Watson, and Achilla, ( of 74 nuns each), with pri- soners from Flushing ; Brilliant, of 33 guns, Capt. Smyth, and Nereus, of 32 guns, from the Downs.— Sailed the Nar- cissus, of 32 guns, Hon. Capt.. Aylmi r, to attend the Royal Family at Weyino'ith; and Persian sloop, Capt. Colquil. Thursday.— Sailed the Surveiilante, of 38 guns, Capt. Sir Geo. Collier.— -\ rriVed the Serapis store- hip, with pri- soners from the Downs ; and the Royal Sovereign packet, from Reptford for Weymouth. Friday Sailed tbe Niobe, of 38 guns, Capt. Coring, a id Diligent store- ship, with convoy lor the West Indies. — Arrived the Amethyst, of 36 guns, Capt. Sir M. Sey- mour ; and Weymouth store- ship, with prisoners. Capt. Higman is appointed to the Rattler sloop ; and LWet. " Marshall to the Veteran, of 74 guns, comlnissioned for a prison- ship. . Sa'u/ day.— Arrived the Richmond gun- vessel, with transports under convoy, having part of the Duke of Brunswick's troops . i hoard ti> be landed in the Isle of • Wight's also'" the Hermes at d • • rmorant store- ships, from fh - Do. vus, r— sailed the Amethyst, uf 38 guns, Captain Seymour," to the westward, and Ratter sloop, Captain H . man, for Newfoundland.— Came into harbour the Argo frigate. WINCHESTER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 Married, at Gosport, on Thursday the 24th of August, J. A. Milligan, Esq. Surgeon of the Royal Navv, to Miss Margaret Wade, of Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, youngest daughter of the late Major Wade. Oil Thursday morning John James, a bricklayer's la- bourer, after eating a hearty breakfast, returned to his labour; shortly after which, a person landing by heard li'm exclaim " God bless me 1 what a maze I am in'." be then fell down, antl instantly expired. He has left a wife and three children to lam nt. bis loss-. Twenty six French Officers arrived here yesterday, in their way to Oxford, on their parole. SALISBURY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1909. HOME MARKETS. Prices of Corn, per Quarter— llread, per Cation. Wheat. A. S. 3( 1,1103 93/ 0108 74 Ml 14 SlSMl 10 fit; to no Barley. I Oats. s. S. i s. s. Aug. Salisbury, 28 Basingstoke 30 Devizes, 31 Newbury, 31 Andover Aug- 1 Warminster, 1 Weight of the Gallon Loaf, Sib. 11 oz.— Half Gall. 4lb. 5Jos 03 lo 48] 34 to - 14 35 In 4' 2 ! 30 to 41 34 to 45 133 tn 40 34 lo 43 j St, tn 4:\ 33 to 44 24 lo 4 1 gorolio 35 to 50 130 to 42 Beans. s. s. t< 8 to 74 56 lo 61 5b' to 6 i So In 63 57 to Bi 60 to 70 Bread s. d. 2 4 rjPHE following CAPITAL PRIZES in the last A STATE LOTTERY wens sorn, SHARED, and REGIS- TERED by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB, LONDON, and his FOUTUNATE AGENTS, BRODIE, DOWDING, AND LUXFORD, AT THE PRINTING- OFFICE, SAtlSBLftYt The GRAND PRIZE of ONE THOUSAND TICKETS, And since March 14, 180S, Which produced .£ 21,765 ; Likewise Three .£ 20,000, One.. j£ lQ, 0lK>, Two £ 5000, One. ... £ 1000, With several £' 500, { ire. & c. Eight £ 20,000, In one hundred & five Shares With several £ 10,000, £ M00, £ ukm, £ Su0, & c. Src. TO be LETT bv TENDER, for a term of 7 or 14 Years, and entered on at Michaelmas next,— ORGAN FARM, situated in the parish of Lytchet Minster, in the county of Dorset, 6 miles from Poole and 4 from Warehafn, both mod market towns; consisting of about 127 acres of Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Larid, with a good Farm- house, barns, stable, & c. & c. andtunlimited right of a most excel- lent common, some thousand acres in extent. For further particulars and a view of the farm t- ppfy. to Wm. Pitt, Esq. Organ- house; near . Poole, Dorset, to whom ten- ders, sealed up, free of postage, are to be sent, on or before Thursday the 21st of September inst. [ 4563 Wilts.— A valuable Stock of South Down Sheep. T? OR SALE, by AUCTION, by R. KNIGHT, at J. Bottlesford, iri the parish of Maniugford, on Monday the 11th of September, 1S03,~ Fourteen Hundred prime SOUTH DOWN EWES and LAMBS, belonging to Mr. Alexander, induSim; about 330 six- teeth,' 350 four- teeth, and 350 two teeth' Ewus, and 400 Ewe Lambs, bred from the best flocks in the county, and, from the fineness and quantity of their wool, merit peculiar attention. T » be sold in lots of from 50 to 100 each.— The sale to brain at ten o'clock. N. B. Maningford is 10 miles from Devizes, 3 from Pew- sey, .9 fsorn Marlborough, 17 from Andover, and so from Salisbury, • [ 4554 LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2. German papers to the 24th ult. have arrived. They state the armistice between Austria and France to have been renewed for 28 days. This is nearly all that they contain upon the subject of peace, and this is duobtful, as the Paris papers of the 20th do not ji'. tice it. Last night Dutch papers to the 23d ult. including news from Paris to the 18th, reached town. They do not state any novel facts ; bnt they are important, in asmuch they do not give any countenance to speculations on tie object of the Armistice being brrf en. The Empress . Jiuephin* was hourly expected at Maluwison, and her ar- rival was looked to as the signal for that of the Emperor. It is reported that tbe Earl of Chesterfield is to suc- ceed the Duke of Ilioiimond as Viceroy of Ireland. Mrs. riD^ tKET^— This lady underwent a second examin- " Jtion on the eh'rere of forgery, yesterday, at Marlboroiigh- stri'Pt; bui ... . ire" - ional evidence was Kr0ugl. t, foi'wa;' d- in this in- tance, and Axes. P. was again iiberauai, tsu bail being given for her appearance. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS At Three o' Clock. DAY, Bank Stock, 23r£ j j India Stock, South Sea Stock, — 3 Tfr Cent. Red. 681 ^ J 8 y- Cent. Cons, mJ 11 • if- Cents 84 j | J 5 ' pCent. Navy, .99 J 6 Tf- Cent. 1797, — Long Ann. 18" J Omnium, j p. Imba Bonds, 23.5. 94s. p. Exchequer Bills, 8s. ib'j. p. Irish 5 Cents. — Imperial 3 ^ Cents. 674 English Lot. Tickets, 21?. 17j • Consols for Acct, 6HJ EALMOIITH, Aug. 30. The Dispatch packet ar- tiuetl from St. Thomas yesterday. A fleet foe Quebec is now going out of the harbour, tinder convoy of the Mermaid frigate. Aug. 31.—— The Princess Mary packet arrjyed from Sicily, Malta, and Cadiz this evening. A Sicilian courier lias brought a confirmation of the capture of the Jsland of Ischia, and of the insurrection in Calabria, Therv is also an English messenger from Cadiz, with dispatches from the Marquis Wellesley. There is nothing new from the army since the action at Talevera. I cannot learn the date of the last accounts from the army. PLYMOUTH, Sept. f. Arrived the Britannia cutter from Corunna, Lisbon, and Oporto, with dispatcl, es which she yesterday landed at Falmouth, ijhe left at Cotunna the Arethusa and Indefatigable frigates; at Lisbj" he Wild Boar mid Nautilus ; and at Oporto, the Svru " r sloop ; theComus had sailed a few days before, with " 7* l* tr- V Of trancports, for England. ? he Britannia is eishteen\, fe from' Oporto. Sailed tlut Cossaek sloop for the Roehefort squadron wit h a fleet of light virtaaliers.— Al » tbe Weazle sahdoner' with a large fleet of eoatters and a few transports, fur the ea- tward. They were joined off this port bv a convoy from Falmouth. The Humber hired ar; ne< l ship js off this port, with a eonvoy from the eastward. ' Ene M> uing Star ( cartel) Sailed from hence last niffiit • with about 70 French prisoners, who were chiefly wounded for Morlai*.— Another cartel a^ so' sailed for the same place' witii about the satye number, taken out of the hulks uri the harbour, , y The Princesses Amelia and Mary took leave of their' Majesties on Monday, at eleven o'clock, and shortly after their Royal Highnesses set. off on their journey to Weymouth, attended by Lady George Murray, & c. On account j> f the indisposition of the Princess. Amelia, their Royal Highnesses travelled that day no farther than Demezy's, at Hartfrirtbridge, where they, dined and slept; on Tuesday thev reached . Andover, and dined a'ld slept etWood ward's, the Star and Garter ; on Wednesday noon t > ev arrived in this City, rested aud took refreshment at Johnson's, the White Hart; proceeded to Worley's, Wondyat's Inn, where they dined and slept; and on Thursday thetr Royal High- nesses reached Weymouth. A letter from an Officer of high rank in thn army at the Isle of Waicheren, dated so late us the 2gth ult. has beftrt received by a gentleman in this city. This letter, the authority of which js unquestionable, states that the Cavalry and Horse Artillery are to be immediately embarked for England, " all idea of ulte- rior operations beiug relinquished, in consequence of its being found impossible to get at Antwerp, from the serious obstacles the French can oppose to us. Armies have been collected, the several fortresses put in a complete state of defence, and the country Inun- dated." The Infaiitry ( except the force necessary- for garrison duty i » Waicheren) will follow the Cavalry as soon as possible; for ( sorry are ws to add) our troops are very unhealthy, and sickness is rapidly in- creasing among them. Lieut. Col. Murrty, of the 66th Regiment, ( a . detachment of which is now stationed in this city) came home in the last Hcet from Oporto, and lias taken up his residence in the f ile of Wight. In that masterly ope- ration, the parage of the Douro, the 66th was the second rsgnnen- t that formed on t. he opposite bank with the 3d and 48th; the enemy were posted : n a strong position on a hill, with a large train of . nillery and infantry in their front, their flanks supported by cavalry ; Lieut. Colonel Murray was vuiinded by, a hall in the right arm as he Was gallantly advancing against the enemy. Lately was married, at Boxwell, by tlie Roy. R. Huntley, the Rev. D. Hardwicke, of Soptfarth House, Wilts, to Ann, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Richard Huntley, qf TV. nvell Court, Gloucestershire. Oil the 26th lilt, died, at Worthing in Sussex, Miss Isabella Elliott, youngest daughter of the lute Nicho- las Elli ' tt, i£ sq. of Winlerborne Gunner, near this city.— Mis. Elliott was walking near Worthing, when she was* met by a boy on horseback, and the boy being unable to manage the horse, she was beat down agairst a wall, her skull was fractured, and this melancholy accident occasioned her death. Her remains were brought to Wiaterbume on Saturday, and deposited in the family vault. On Friday the 25ih ult. died, deservedly lamented by his family and friends, Mr. Thomas White, of Marlborough, aged 80 years: On Thursday died, at tfie early age of nineteen years, Mrs. Bail, wife of Mr. Edward Ball, of this city, and daughter of the late Mr. Carter, guilder, of Fisherton. Mr. PYE, High- street, Salisbury, has recently succeeded in several hopeless cases of Gout, Rheumatism, aud Palsy, without the inconvenience of external application.— For an account of his remedy and method of cure, see the ad- vertisement in our second page. The anniversary meeting of the King's free gram- mar, school in Sherborne was held on Wednesday. The company was numerous and genteel, and the juvenile prators acquitted themselves in a manner that reflected on them the highest credit. At the late Somersetshire Assizes, H. W. Parsons, Esq. obtained a verdict for the recovery of an estate, which had been sold'by his late father, John White Parsons, E q. of Queen Came' to Mr. Young, but which ( as appears by this verdict) Mr. *. W. Parsons was not entitled to sell, it being his son's) as the heir at law of his great uncle, Henry Parsons, Esq. and we are informed the ya'iue of the pro- perty so recovered by Mr. H.. W. Parsons is at least 1700/ per aunum. The StNOLE- STicK PLAY which took place at Warminster on Tuesday last, was attended by a very numerous and re- spectable company from all parts of the equnj. i v. The gamesters, both Wilts and Somerset, displayed ereat skill and spirit during the day. The play between Ellis, of Wilts, and Browning, of Somerset, ( in which the for- mer gamed the head,) was perhaps as excellent play as ever was seen. The contest, for the prize lasted till night, and terminated in favour uf Somarset. On the following day, the weather being unfavourable, the company was not quite'so numerous, nor wa: the play, altogether, so good as cn Tuesday. James Line, whose play with W. Wall was fo much admired at. Salisbury, is ( n an ill- state of health, and. did not'engage on either day. Ellis, and tome other of the best Wiltshire men, die) iiqt play on the S'lond day, and the prize was again obtained by the Somer- e, shire gamesters, who may OH this occasion con sole themselves for the defeat which they' lately sustained at Salisbury . All sold in Shares at the above Offices, and where Tickets antl Shares are now selling in the present new and improved St< ue Lottery, which will be drawn in ONE DAY, the 20th of October, and consists of only S0UO « tirubers'. Schemes gratis. PRIZES TO ANY AMOUNT PAID ON DEMAND. As a. further Advance in the Price of Tickets and Shares is expected, an immediate purchase is reiomw. ended. [ 4477 Til EAT RE; NE. WPOR'T7 THE MANAOER respectfully informs the Public, that he has engage:!. lor Three Nights only, Mi-. POPE, of the Theatre Royal. Covent- Garden, Who will make his first appearance on Tuesday the 5th inst, in the Character of OTH El. LQ ; and on Thursday arid Satur- day, in Plays as will b • expressed in the Bills of the day, Tneiday, Sept. 5, OTHELLO, MOQR OF VENICE ; ORRIEX. 1.0 ii. MR. POPE. After which, The SPOIL'D CHILD. THEATRE, CQWES. On Monday, S - pt. 4,— The WONDER, or, a Woman keeps a Secret I and The SPOIL'D CHILD. [ 4555 RL> HE Miss GILBERTS beg leave to inform their X Friends and th ' Public, that at Michaelmas next they design OPENING a SCHOOL at- RINGWOOD, for the Reception of YOUNG LADIES. Miss G. presumes her having been teacher to the Miss Warwicks, late of Salisbury, and afterwards at Twickenham ( by whom she was chiefly educated), will be- sufficient proof of her capability. Accommodation for a Parlour Boarder. [ 4493 MISS CREW, Devizes, . many years, accustomed to both public and private Tuition, wishes to EDU- CATE a small Number of YOUNG LADIES, and will be happy to receive, at this Miehaelna is quarter, the Children of nose Par nts who may lace sufficient confidence in her abilities, ai d endeavours to improve them. TERMS.— Young, Ladies- boarded and educated in the Eng- lish 1 ' mtuoge grammatically, with history, geography, and a great variety of ornamental . and useful works, at twenty guineas per iiinum antl one guinea entrance : French, music, drawing, dancing, each four aui teas, entrance one guinea: writing two guineas, washing two guineas: Day- scholars three .' Uineas per annum. [ 4472 CHILI'- BF. D- CINEN WAREHOUSE. MJIiBOULT takes this opportunity of returning • her grateful thanks to her friends and the public for the liberal support she has already received, and informs them she is REMOVED from High- Street to a house in Silver- street, late in the occupation of Miss Screen, where she hopes to merit a continuance of their favours. All orders from the country executed in the neatest and most. fashinu'ible manner. A good assortment of Thread Lace Work Trimmings. N. B. Hart of the House to Lett unfurnished. [ 4446 SALISBURY, AugmttS, 1809. SALISBURY, August 14. I8C9. HENRY SHORTO, CUTLER, SILVERSMITH, & C. informs his friends and the public, that during the alterations - making at his Shop, the business will be trans- acted in a room w ithin. Wanted — A quantity of Buc'shdrn. To be Sold,— The Windows, Doors, and Shutters of a Shop Front, of large dimensions, convertible into two fronts. For particulars apply as above. [ 4240 SHEEP, HORSES, GOrFS, tg HAY. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, at W- tford- Manor Farm, on Mor^' y the 11th of September, at two o'clock in the afternoon,— Abort 700. prime Wiltshire Wether and Chilver Lambs, two- teeth ditto; four- teeth, six- teeth, and lud- mouthed Ewes , and three Rati,.: the whole warranted sound ;— also two strong Cart Horsione fine Riding Horse, 4 years old, 14i hands high, extremely weJ bred ; two Cows; two Ricks of prime. Hay, See. The sheep wi. i be put tn small lots, and the hay may be taken away at the convenience of the pure, users. A cold Dinner at the Farm- house at otic o'clock. [ 4573 SOUTHAMPTON. WAND J. JOLL1FFE, WOOLLEN- DRAPERS, » most respectfu. ly inform their friends and the public, that they have ensaged ' ah experienced Person from London ta superintend the TAILORING department, and solicit the favour bf their support, which will ever receive the strictest attention ; at the same time beg to return their'most grateful thanks for past favours. N. 3. Ladies' Driving Coats, Habits, Pelisses, fee. ffi68 WANTED, in a. Gentleman's F& inilv, A LAUN'DR Y- MAID, who understands, h'er business weil.— Enquire of Messrs. painter, Andover; it by letter, I" ' !>'" • ..',-' • ' •'• TWENTY. GUINEAS REWARD, STOLEN, on Friday . night the Ist of Sept. instant, or early on Saturday momma; the 2d inst. nt, from Mr. Philip Hughes's stable at Vernham, Hants,. \ BLACK. GELDING, about f3J hands high, p. ine years old, rather knuckling behind, a small wrtn; knot on his back, and cut tail. Also a SADDLE, marked Eaton, saddler, Andover, a ' Saddle Cloth, and. Head Stall Halter Whoever will git'e such information as will convist the offend r, shall receive TWENTY GUINEAS Reward. « Two GUINEAS will also be giv. n, with all reasonable - essences, for the recovery of the s. ial Gelding, by applying to Mr. R- Hughes, Vernham. Sept. 2, 1809.. LOS T from thesia. hles of J. II. Penmddocke, Esq. atCompton House, in the county of Wilts, on Saturday the 12th of last nunth,— A small very handsome Yellow and White coloured SPANIEL, of the Blenheim breed, and answers to the name of FLORA-: Whoever wilt bring her to the Printers shall be handsomely rewarded.-*— Sept." 2, 1809. IX) be SOLD by AUCTION, by J. BIGGS, at , the Pack- horse Inn, in Freme, in the cour. ty of So- merset, or. Wednesday next tbe b'th of September, between the hours of four and six o'clock in the aftern — All that Freehold Close or piece of ARABLE LAND; lying at or hear a place called Eggfdrd, in the parish of Frame aforesaid, containing two acres ( be the same moreot less), now in the Occupation of Mr. John Moon, being lot 1 of certain estates late of Mr. William Singer, deceased, sole by auction at the George Inn, in Frome aforesaid, on the 5th day of April last, • d which lot was purchased by William Savage, of Clink, wno refusing to complete his purchase, the same will be sold at > . risk of the si . id Wm. Savage, by virtue of the conditions of sale and agreement siened by him. For further particulars apply to Gilbert Rotton, solicitor, Frome. [ 4533 T^ LEG A NT HOUVIEHOLD FURNITURE, large Mirrors in superb frames, Chimney and Pier Glasses, and other valuable Effects, new about two years since, at No. 2, High- street, Southampton, the property of a Gentleman quitting his residence, to be SOLD by AUCTIOs', on the premises, by GEORGE HOOKEY, or. Friday the 2- 2J of September, anil following day. The Household Furniture consists of a drawing- room suite of rose wood and gold Grecian- back elbow chairs, sofas, and elegant drapery window, furniture en suite; rose and mah o ganycard, Pembroke, loo, sofa, and pier tables, side- board ditto ; dinirrg room chairs, hair seats; chests of drawers; Brussels carpets of large dimensions; four- post and tent bed- steads with dimity furnitures, seasoned feather beds, mat- tresses, prime blankets, quilts, and counterpanes; glass, china, kitchen requisites, & c. & y. To be viewed the day preceding the sale, and catalogues may be had, price Gd. each, on the premises, and at the Auc- tioneer^, Southampton. [ 4o6' S Freehold Duelling- House, King- street, Si » ing- gardens, \ SOUTHAMPTON, TO be SOLD by AUCTION,, at the Dolphins Inn, . onThursday the l3th. of September tao9. at six o'clock, by GEO. HOOU'EVJT— A v. ry- comfortable, convenient, and substantially- built DWELLING- HOUSE, incomplete repair. It consists of a ' parlour about 16 feet Square,- drawing- room with bew- window, thiee good- bed- chambers, kitchen, wash- house ( in which is a pump of scori water)., cellar, payed court- and garden . behind: in the occupation'of Mr. Wm. Ramstden, The House is neatly and conveniently fitted up; the Fixttit. s to be taken by appraisement; and possession- may be im- mediately bad. Further . particulars may be known by applying to the Auctioneer. " [ 4S44 - I'. O& GPARISH, HANTS. ~ TO he SOLD by AUCTION, by T. RAWLINS, at she Upper Angel Inn, Andover, on Thursday the 7th of September, 1 < M » K- A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a dwclling- hou*.', bar.;, yard, garden, orchard, tntadoy/, and an inclosure ot pastur. land, containing in the whole at ut five acres;.. pleasantly situated, near the Church ui the village of Long- parish.— The tim' rr and trees of ever)- description, also about thirty thousand of neiv bricks, a quantity of old bricks and stones, thirty waggon loads of build, ng earth, and a few fixtures, to'be ttjjken by the purchasers at a fair valuation. The stile to begin at three o'clock., [ 4S73 I- i. E OP WIGHT;-— BREWERY. TO be. SO. LD by, AUCTION, by Messrs. MEW , an, d POIWER, by virtue of his Majesty's writ fieri farias,' on Wednesday the 13th day of September 1809, on the Pre- mises, at two o'clock in the 1' ti rnoo'i,— All tht- t new- built MESSUAGE or, DWELLING- HOUSE, BREW- HOUSE, ' and Stables., with convenient offices adjoining, and a good Garden, situ te near VVcst Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, late in the occupation of John B uton, brewer, The above. premises are Leaseh'Jd, and held for a term of 60 years, commencing. Michaelmas 1804, at the yearly rent of .,£ 18. The lease is renewable for ever at the fine of is. The Brewery is well supplied with excellent water, brought into it by means of force pumps on the improved plan.— Inde- pendent of the trade of public- houses carried on at this brewery, a ready- monty trade of table- beer for private families and shipping is carried on to. a considerable extent, . The Brewery Utensils, Malt Mill, Force Pumps, Coppers, Vats, and Fixtures, may be taken by. the purchaser of the ibrewery at a fair valuation. For particulars apply to Mr. Worsley, solicitor, Newport, or to Mr, Wellington,' Quay- street, Newport; if bjf letter, post paid. ri65S. LVNDHUUST,. HANTS. IX) be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Prem- js, by Mr. NEWELL, on Tuesday the 5th of S, pr- nht r 1809,— The HOUSEHOLD FUItNiTURE and other l.- i- cts of tbe late Mr. John Ellis, deceased ; consisting of fout- p. , t bedsteads ( fluted mahogany feet posts) ; tent and other bed- • steads, with printed calico and dimity furnitures, fringed, ai d window curtains to correspond ; bordered feather beds, bl. n- kets, countetpanes, and Marseilles quilts; carpets; mahoeany and other chests of drawers ; dining, card, and other tables and chairs ; painted dressing tables and bason stands; soia, with mattresses, cushions, and cover; eight- day clock ( oak case); pier atyi dressing glasses; barometer; marble slab; a gun and blunderbuss; fire irons and, fenders; kitchen fur- niture; brewing copper, about 24 gallons; iron- bound casks, and tubs ; stone ware; and variety of other articl , s. On account of the great number of lots, tbe sale will begin at ten o'clock. [ 4169 CHARBOROUGH ITVRM, DORSET.. ' O be SOLD by AUCTION, by l'r. Rcy and FORCE, nn Friday and Saturday the isti. ; nd iCth davs of Sept. 1809, at one o'clock in the afternoon of lack rt y,— All that well known FLOCK of DORSET' EWES,- WETHERS, LAMBS, and RAMS, consisting of neatly it to; toj. etfnr with various Milch Devonshire Cows anil Heifers; about eight excellent steady Cart Horses; a good Devonshire Poll, three years old:— Also all the- DEAD STOCK belonging to the said Farm, comprising waggons, tlung pots, rollers, drags and harrows; trace,, thill, ana plough harness ; si* pit ugt's and plough C'Miiif ; a great number of bliftd and head- stall baiters; drill machine; hand turnip drill plough ; a ch.- ff. cutter; oat bruiser; a capital winnowing machine'; vVith numerous other implements of husbandly. The above stock is the property cf H. E. D. Grosverior, Esq. and ail remarkably good ; but th sheep, in particular, arc allowed to be one of tbe finest flocks in the West ot fcnj- lar. ri, and perfectly sound in every respect. r, c••(,' Charborough i'aim is C mdes from Bluidford, tt from Wim- burne, 7 from W'areham, and M fr m Dorshtster. Catalogues may be had of Mr. Stem, at th farm; at the King's Arms, Dorchester; ofRich. ard Percy, BLndfoid; a;., I of J. Force, Wimborne. The Sheep, and all the Live Stock, wiil be sold on the ' first day. 1 TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by P.^ ty ai d FORCE, without reserve, on the Premises at Mr. Shaw's, who is leaving Sp lishurv Firm, on Fr- dav the tfSti are S. tt r- day the « 8d days of S. ptemb. r, 18n<>, at cnC o'.- iock in toe afternoon tach day,— Ail the usv< ul Cart I l is tw o capital Colts ( three years M), Cows. I. nplem tf Hush u.. ry. Crops of Hay and Coin, the produce m up « . rijofjiio aet. s." The stock of Sheep cons sts of ttm < A\ S, m- s. aul ' 450 lambs; all pure S" tUh Doyen, s. 1 cte. i tr m the t st breeds with great care, and are all y uug. Tt is » tt> k w i bo worthy the attention of the curious in hfeed'mg, , w.<> u: av wish to Change, as Spetisbury Faim is well kr, ivn to be sound land, upon which the ft . ek has been br ar. d no expence has been sp;. red to make it - s good as any in the kingdom. Catalogues may be had in due time ff Mr Sit iw, £ t the farm; king's Arms, Dorchesttr,; of R. Percy; BLadtord; and of J, Force, Wimborne. • The Sheep will be sold on tbe first dav.' [!: 15 BATH EASTON VILLA, : ' With beatitiful Grounds, Gardens, and Paddocks of Grass Land faboiU 30 acres), the vicinity of Bath, TO be SOLD by A UCTION, by Mess. SKINNER, DYKE, TU CHIN, and FOR a EST. on Thursday the- Cist of September, at twelve o'clock, at Garra way's Coliee- tmusc, ' Change- alley, Cornbill, L. ndon, m nst tor,— A valuable ' and very desirable FREEHOLD ES'l A f t, situate on an eminence contiguous to the Lendoa road, at Bath - Kasti. n, an agreeable remove from the city of Bath, commanding the most delightful and p: ctorcsgar v: ews ovrr. a rich- in'd beau- tiful country, interspersed wi. tjv a- variety « : f pH- esing object's ; comprising a genteel Residence, ta$ tel « Uy oma? » er, Wd w tb a balcony and veranda in front, contain ng a hands iftt'orawing- room, morning room, eating- parlour, and iiljra. ry, with bed- chambers, and apartments for servants, domestic effiees and ciUars ; a court yard, with two coach- houses, and'stabling • for seven horses. The principal rooms are well- proportioned, of large dimensions, and handsomely'' fitted Up and finished, opening into a beautiful pleasure ground, shaded oya variety of ornamental and valuable timber tret s; hot- house, green-• house, and wall . d garden, stocked with fruit trees, and the adjoining paddocks of giassland, eontaini< ig fogVHier about 15 acres in band, with a stream of water constunllv tunning through the grounds ; a| so two acres of veiv- proiimtue nursery and garden proun. t contigBous, with Dwelline- houses and out- buildirigs, jwrt on base, which expires in . I'llO, and the femainiler at will, at l" w rents,, anionnttng to 51 /. per ann. capable tf inCrease } and five acres of ( trass land in hand, held for about o years, at ot i ana. A « early possession may be had of the residence and lands In UaBii; and the purchaser accommodated with the genteel Household Furniture antl EfftCts at a valuation. To be viewed by ticket*, which may K- nod 07 jvt/'. dartre; . attorney, St. James's Parade, Bath, aud printed paitici; . us had, at days preceding the sale; also' a the - BushTa.. n, Bristol; Plough, Cheltenham; King's Head Jmy Gio'st.- i j Hotel, Weymouth ; Dolphins, Southampton; White li.' sr, Salisbury ; place of sale; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dvke, Tu, ohm, and Fdrrest, A'der? gate- street, Lcndun, w litre a plan may be seen. , . f-!"! 1 SHERFIELD ENGLISH, HANTS. MALT- HOUSE, DWELLING- HOUSE, and every requisite Office, with a FARM, containing good Arable and Meadow Lands, to be LET from the ensuing Michaelmas. For particulars enquire of the Bailiff at MelchetTark, or of Farmer William Ray, the present Tenant. f43 » S TO be LETT, and entered on'at Michallmai next, partly furnished,— DEAN's- COURT MANSION- HOUSE, with br without about 24 acnts of Pasture Lmd. Apply ( if by letter, post paid/" to Mr^ Uastlsman, Winborne, Dorset. » '. fl395 OVJNGTON, near ALRESFORD, HANTS.. TO be. LETT,—' rh « PARSONAGE HOUSE, w ' h good Stable and Garden ;— also, in the same village, a COTTAGE, beautifully situated, with a large Garden, . Stable, and {. and, if required.—— Euquire of Mr. Dyhle, in Oyinston ; if b| e letter, post paid. ( One C& rtcern. J ' [ 4370 ~~ SALISBURY. TO be LETT,-, A genteel DWELLING- HOUSE, with a Garden, in a respectable part ofthcabove city. . Tor particulars enquire of Mr.' Norton, auctioneer, Salis- bury ; if by letter, post paid: [ 4521 NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS, rpo be LETT by the Year, or during the Lifi of a Jl healthy Gentleman aged65 vetirs. Furnished,, an • wjth inimediat • pd. ss- ssi. on,——- A very- commodious Brick MAN- SION, called BADESLEY HOJISE, the late residence of John Waiters, " Esq. deceased, with double coach- house, stabk- s ar. d out- hnuses, yartl, shrubbery,, fish- ponds, and excellent walled garden of about two acres, abundantly. stocked with truit tfees; and about 23 acres of Land, if desired. The house contains- six principal bed- chamoers, with' closets and dressing room, eight atticks, a drawing- room 18 ft. 8 ii). by 15 tt. 2jn. dining- parlotjr 18 ft. 8 in. by 18 tt, 1 in. hall 23 ft. 7 in! by 20 ft. s. ryants'- hall, housekeeper's- r om. kitchen 22 ft. 6 in. by 1? ft. scpllery, larder, cellar's, laundry, brewhouse, and other convenient offices, w 11 sup- plied with, spring and soft water. [ 4584 Particulars may'be known by application to Mr. Perkins, perfumer, Lymington ; if by letter, it must be post paid, WILTS. TO. be SOLD by AUCTION, by J. JEAWF. S, r the Premises, at Lower Ztals Farm^ in the parish of Mere; on Thursday the 7th of Sept. mber 1809, pi. ciselyat three o'clock in the afternoon,— Twelve Kir, AX BICKSj each Containing 500 shocks or sheaves, and will be put up in. lots far the convenience of purchasers. . [ 4640 For a view apply to Mr. Hoekcy, at Zeals Farm aforesaid. WILTS. , ' , " • . ' • HHO be SOLD bv AUCTION, by 3. JEANF. S, JL without reserve, on . the premises, at Mere, on. M- mdav the tlth pf September 1809, and followingdav&,—"- All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, Glass, Cfcina, Books, genuine Wjnes,. strong Beer, Casks, & c. late the pyopetty of the Rev, T. QBOVE, deceased. • Catalogues may be' had two days preceding the sale ( at Gd. each, to be returned to purchasers;, at the Greyhound, Win- canton ; Red Lion, ShaKtgn ; Lamb, Hindon ; Talbot, Mere ; and of the Auctioneer, Red Lion, Bourton, Dorset; and may be viewed the mornings of sale until eleven, at which time the sal. i will commence. [ 4541 W EST BURY, WILTS. HPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. TILBROOK, . JL at the Weymouth Arms Inn, Warminster, on Saturday the 7th day of October neit, at time o'clock in the after- noon, ( unless previously disposed ot by Private Contract,! subject to such condition^ as will then be produced,.— A very desirable DAIRY FARM, lying at Hawkeiidgc, in the parish of Westbury, Wilts, consisting of about ninety acres of ex- eellent Meadow'an'd Pasture Land ' surrounding the farm- house, and about ten acre? cf capita) Water Meadow. For particulars apply at the Office of Mr. Davis, Homing- sham, vshp is authorized to treat fof the same before the 1st day ot October. Mr. Simon Hisccks, of Westbury, or Mr. Thomas Hiscocks, ( the tenant,! will shew the lands. USal NPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by JAMES BRIS- fi. TOWE, at the Oid Ap^ elope Inn, in'Poole, on. Thurs- day the 14th of September, R. 0! i, at thre^ o'clock in th-.- after- noon,—- Ail that MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE and SHOP, now occupied as two tenements by Mr. Sedglev and Mr. Budden, with several Out- buildings, and a Garden behind the'same, situate in the High- stnet in Poole, extending in depth from the street 10Q feet or thereabouts, .. nd'in breadth in front against toe street nearly 3d- feet, and at the back nearly 40 feet. The above premises are held for the remainder of a terra of 900 year*, commencing the 3d of March 1716, subject to the veaijy r i^' of .0. *, Fof iurthtr particulars apply to Mr. T. Parr, attorney, . [ 4314 TO BUILDERS, PLUMBERS, Sr. G? cr " ' T> be SO ED by AUCTION, b. y WILLIAMXEE,. on Wcilrtrsday tile wth of September, 1B0.9, on the Premises,— All the valuable MATERIALS of LUIS- GBKEUY MA SSION HOUSE, Offices, Hot and Green. Hotises, With the Fixtures therein, comprizing" about twjnty tons of exceed- ingly good lead, five lead pumps, and s-.- wrai ie'iit cisf- ns • • upwards of 400,000 excellent bricks, a large tinat t ty of building stones of different sorts, Portland and Purbeck • ne paving, in good, condition ; - with the slate and ti • fing ; the carcase timbers and roefs of the house and offices, tile greatest" 1 part of whigh are oak ami deal; several < 1 z- n of mahogany and qther sashes and frarh. s on stone sit is, v illi, the shutters and boxints Cor„ plJte ; all the sashei, t. li. ss, and other materials of two tiot- hous\ s and a green- hous . 5. veral handsome marble chimney pieces and slabs, a p, r, • » number- of six- panncl and other doors, upwards of loo s^ u , tc i f boarded flooring, several of the floors of the best Christian;!, deal, in good condition ; . ope capital wainssi t ut, With all the staircases and joiner's Work, The Fixtures consist of a handsome deal bookcase wit^ cupboards,, tour, copper furnaces, all the - grates', ' register stoves, and ovens, a kitchen range, smoke- jack'aft3 Crane,- a larjie bell ant! cupola on- t. hejop. of thehouse, and one ditto on the top- of the co'ach- hOuse, with a capital church- clotk and dial i all the brewing utensils, ccmsistittg. of a larec vat with several capital deal coolers and stands; a large- apple mill, and, aa excellent aud. complete Still. 4 great part of the materials ar: in good- condition, and wtil worth the attention of gentlemen concerned in buildin... as many of the buildings have been erected, within thtse f w years; for viewing which apply to tbe Gardener, at Long- bredy- house, of whom catalogues may be bad ten days pre- vious to the sale; as' well as t- t the principal frins at Dorches- ttr, Weymouth, Bridport, Beaiflistcr, and Lyme; and at the Auctioneer's ht. Use at Hpniton, Longbrcdy- house iss: tuatl « miles from Bridnort. lOfmm Dorchester, 14 from Wevmouth, and n a: ly adjoining on the eastern side to the great western turnpike roadi . [ 4157 Heautiful Freehold- Villa a;> d I. nnds, at Scent!, Wilts. rjro be SOLD by AUCTION, at the B AR LV. V, A Devizes, in the county of Wilts, on Thursday the 21st of September, 1809, between the hours of thfeS and five in the afternoon ( unless disposed of in tl. e mean tin e 1 y Pritate Contract, of winch due notice will be Jvchl, in the loilowinz lot- j'.— ' ••-•-' Lot 1.— All that compact and very desirable FREEHOLD VILLA, situate in tbe ^. elitthtful and very healthy i- illace of Seend, only 14 miles from Bath ( the London mad and ether coacjies pas; near ( be house every day!, Computing an en- trance hall, drawing room 24J feet by' lft. dini f> pailimr is fe- t by 14, breakfast parlour, seven lodging rooms, coach- house, stables, dairy house, and other appr priau c nvc- niences ; with gardens and an elegant lawn Ir ntirlg tht^ outh, commanding very extensive and most ltiSUriar t prOspi its'. Also 1C acres of very rich Pasture Land, adjoining arid within a ring fence ( vvitho. ijt a path through any pa t thereof!, wdl supplied with unfailing springs of ^ vater. Also, a . Pew in Seend Church.— Possession may be had immediately. Let 2.— A piece of vio" rich PASTURE LAND, near ad- joining the above, called Cnurch Field Letwe, wtll supplied with'water. • Lots.— A piece of PASTURE LAND, called Grove Field, near the last mentioned premises. Lot4.— All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, some time since used as an Inn, and cabal The Gre- ri Man, with a large arched cel. ar where 500 flitches wf bacon m : bt be cured yearly; also a Shop, liakehous'. Stable, Gardcfa, and Orchard, pleasantly situ ? d at S - end- row. Lot 5.— A piece of ARALE LAljp near adjoining and in front of the last mentioned, lot. Lot G.— Two several pieces Of PASTURE LAND, call ' 1 The Ctees N. B.— The whole is Freehold, ajil the Land- taat has beta redeemed. , For further partiCulrrs ar. d a. Mew of the nr<^ nis » s, aj ply to lyir. ' Usher, solicitor, at S tnd, i t' lylessrs. lb 11 snd Jartuan, solicitors Bristol ; at yy'l. o- e offiee giant of the estate may , set p, - [- 496 PlUiNTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. B. BROPIE, J. DOWpiNG, AND J. LUXfORD, AT THE PRINTING- OFFICE, CANAL, SALISBURY; Where Orders, Adverthremtnts, and authentic Artifes of News are received ( Postage pcti< d). <• by the Pawnsas and BPOSSEHIW II the West of England | by the. fespective NEW^ HJ ^ fld i « London by Messrs. TAYLLR and NEWTON, Ijo. 5, WaryvicU- Stiuare, Warvvick- Lane, Newgate- Street, and Mr. WILKIE.. Bookseller, raterncf^ er- Kew, S't. fatil'a