AND GENERAL ADVERTISER OF tVLLTS, HANTSDORSET, AND SOMERSE [ NUMBER 3783 VOLUME LXXIV.] MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1809. PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. / Gtan, p D » ' Y •. •• • ( Paper and Print, 3d. Monday's and Tuesday's Posts. FOREIGN N E W S. BERIIN, July 10. SOME ill- disposed persons have circulated reports that die Duke of Brunswick Oels was assisted here in his enterprises; but a most convincing proof has been { rjven that our Sovereign disapproved of the Duke's con- duct : in ord/ r fj> shew his displeasure, his Majesty has ordered the setjufestratiou of the principality of Oels, m Silesia. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 7. Some Hamburgh papers have been received to ill a 30th ult. The y assert that Priuce John of Lichteiisteiil had arrived at Vienna, in order to negociate a peace with the French Minister, Champagny. it is stated ill an article from Frankfort, dated July 18, th; it, notwithstanding the armistice, the l) uke of Bruns- wick was at Neustadt, and had pushed his patroles to Gotha. The King of Prussia has found it necessary to disclaim having countenanced the Duke. A formal intimation has lately been given to the Americans at Paris, that the Government of the United States must soon determine to join the French or the British in the war, as it would no longer be possible to maintain a neutrality between the two Belligerent Powers. An afflicting circumstance lately occurred to the guard- boats of the Dreadnought, stationed off Roehefort. In attempting to cut out a French brig, lying under a strong battery of 50 guns, they failed in their enterprise, from the strength of the battery, and the enemy being fully prepared on board the brig to receive them. Lieut. Owen, Mr. Haymer, Midshipman, and 15 men, were either killed or drowned ; and Lieut. Foreman, with seven men, wounded, one of whom is since dead. Bv the last arrival from Spain, Corunna Diaries to the 85th ult. have been received. These journals have teen resumed by the Editors who conducted them previous t? the arrival of the French, and they breathe the same patriotic spirit as formerly, but they have no new intelli- gence. Great satisfaction is expressed at the arrival of the Defence and Amazon British ships of war in the harbour of Corutina. Letters were yesterday received from Jamaica, brought by the Eclipse schooner, letter of marque, in 28 < lays. At the departure of this vessel, no tidings had been received of the capture of St. Domingo ; but the last ac- touuts left our Expedition before. that city. On the land- tide, there were nearly ten thousand Spaniards to co- ope- rate with the British, provided it should be necessary to attack by storm, t he prevalent opinion, however, was, ; that the " place would surrender without any resistance ; the French having- declared their intention to do so, in case the British force that cams against them was Respectable ill point of numbers; but they would not submit to any Spanish force, however" large. At a meeting of the English Catholics, the Earl of Shrewsbury in the Chair, it has been'determined to present s Petition to Parliament on the same day as that of the Catholics of Ireland. The rumour that orders had been issued for calling In all the old Tower halfpence is contradicted by authority. The rumour arose from a niBundeestanding > f an order, • whi- h is calculated to stamp an additional value on genu'me old halfpence, and by which ordtit was merely intended That new Tower halfpence wxmld ba given for r. ll « T-<- b old halfpence, and even for counterfeits, if so v,\ ii executed that any oiieuii0ut fail Jy have mistaken them for the King's - coin. A seizure was this morning made at Gravesend of several parcel; ufgold going out of the Country tu a large amount. The vessel was going off without being cleared out at the Custom- hou= e. A cask with gold was brought onshore, vhieh was hid in one side of the ship. At the late Manchester Sessions, an inhabitant of Bolton was indicted for having slaughtered a cow when at the point of death ef a milk fever, and sold the flesh thereof for human food, contrary to the statute; and being found guilty, the Court fined the offender 50/. and ordered him into confinement until" that sum should be paid. Yesterday morning about two o'clock, a hackney coaeh, With three" persons in it, going along Parliament- street, was stopped by four fellows, one of whom stood at the horses' heads, while the others robbed the. passengers to the amouut of 16/. and made their escape. MARK- LANE, Monday, Aug.". The best mealing Wheat as still on the advance, about 2s. per quarter; inferior runs decline in price, nearly in the same proportion. Barley- 2s. Cats about Is. per qr. dearer,- that is, for prime samples of • each : inferior go off heavily at last prices. White Peas have declined further about Ss. Tick Beans Is. per qr. English Household Flour 85s. per sack! . Visit, and Confirm. . Confirm. . Confirm. . Visit, and Confirfcj. . Visit. and Confirm. . Visit, and Confirm. . Confirm. . Visit. I COUNTY or SOUTHAMPTON.— TITCOMB BRIDGE. N pursuance of an Order made at the last General Quarter Sessions of the Peace holden in and for this County, I do hereby give notice, that His Majesty's Justices of tile Peace acting in and for the division of Andovcr, in the said county, will meet at t'ne Upper Angel Inn, in Audover, on Saturday the loth day of August instant, for the purpose of examining evidence touching the liability of the said county to repair TITCOMB BRIDGE, when al| persons who Can give any information that the said county are not subject to repair the same are requested to attend. [ 4301. WINCHESTER, ' THOMAS WOOD HAM, August .10, 1809. Deputy Clerk of the Peace. WILTSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given,—- That the. General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Wilts, is, and stands adjourned Ip Tuesday the ISth day of Septem- ber next, and will be then held at the house of'John Willis, at Fisherton Anger, in the said county, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of administering the Oaths, and other matters, required by an Act of Parliament lately made and passed, intituled, " An Act for the Relief of certain In- solvent Debtors in England."— Dated the 2d day of August, 180.1. JOHN SWAYNE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the county of Wilts. CITY OF NEW SARUM. NOTICE is hereby given,— That the General Ses- sion of tke Peace'for the City of New Sarum, in the county ( if Wilts, vrili be holden at the Council- House of the said City on Thursday the 24th day of August instant, at nine of the clock in the forenoon. The business of the Session will begin with hearing Ap- peals, next with trying Traverses, and lastly prisoners: and to prevent unnecessary delay, all Appeals (" except those to be entered for the purpose of Adjournment) must be entered with the Clerk of the Peace before the sitting of _ the Court, and in failure thereof the adverse party Will have a right to enter a Ne Reciputhir •, and all Indictments must be applied for at the Clerk of the Peace's Office on the day preceding the Ses- sion, as no Indictment Will be grantee! after the sitting of the Court. By order of the Mayor and Justices, 4157J JOHN HODDING, Jun. Clerk of the Peace. SHEEP FAIR, 0; i WOODBURY HiLt, near Bere Regis, Dorset. NOTICE is hereby given, That SHEEP PENS will be provided ( free from Toll) on Thursday the 21st of September 180,9, where a Shew of DORSET EWES and WETHERS ' Will be seen on that day. Good Grass near the spot. [ 4292 PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. THE Company of Proprietors of the Portsea Island Water Works," inco , . a ted by Act of Parliament, passed in the last session, do i. jebv give Notice, that they arc ready to receive Tenders fm BRICK- WORK, consisting of a Wail, Engine House, and other Buildings, to be erected in the said Island ; arid also for IRON CASTINGS, namely, Pipes and other articles, to be delivered in the said Island._ Particulars of the above, with the terms of contract to be entered into, may be had by application to'Mr. R. Callaway, Portsmouth, secretary; Mr. R. S. Slcp- r, Montagu- street, Russell- square, London, registering clerk; or to Mr. Wm. Nicholson, Charlotte- street, Bloorusbury, London, the engi- neer to the said Company. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 20,- ls) 0.°. [- 1007 KING's- SCHOOL, SHERBORNE, DORSET, AUSUST 1809. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING will beheld at the School- house, on Wednesday- the 30th of August, which it is hoped will be favoured with the attendance of the neighbouring Gentlemen, and particularly of those educated at this Seminary. The Public Speeches will commence at one o'clock. The company of Ladies will be esteem < 1 an additional Honour to the meeting.— An Ordinary will be pro vided for the Gentlemen at the Antelope Inn, at three, o'clock. H, F. YRATMAN. Esq. \ Stt. wards Rev. P. RIDEOUT, jun. / ?>< ew4Kto. There will he a B/ tt- t, at the Town- halt; in the evening, which will begin at nine o'clock.— Ladies and Gen- tlemen'are requested to bring Ticke ts, which may hi had of Mr. Penny and Mr. Hodges, booksellers. | W*: Fisherton, Wilton, FJer/ tesbury, IVilloughby- Hea'ge, and Redhone Turnpikes. ' HE next Meeting of the Trustees will be held at the house of Thomas Morgan, the George Inn, Cod- ford', on Monday the 2ath day of August instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. J. C. STILL, Clerk. KNOYLE, Aug. 15, 1809. [ 42B- 2 T DIOCESE OF BRISTOL. THE LORD BISHOP of BRISTOL intends holding his Primary VISITATION and CONFIRMATION at the following times and places :— Shafcsbury... Thursday, Aug, 31st, 1 £ 09. . Visit, and Confirm. Blandford.... Friday, Sept. ' ist Poole Saturday fid Wareham Sunday 3d Dorchester.... Tuesday . Vth Bridport Wednesday.. 6th Cerne Thursday 7th Sherborne.... Saturday JXh Uristol Thursday... 14th At which times and daces all persons having Wilts to prove, or who are entitled to administer tiie effects of persons oving intestate, are to apply, and in the mean time at the Cffi x of Messrs. Cooth and Smith, Blandford. EDM. COOTH, Dep. Reg. - Voif.— Those Executors who can make it convenient to attend at Blandford, a;: requested so to do, to avoid the press of other business which occurs at a Visitation. [ 4183 SOUTHAMPTON HARBOUR. AF HIT- HOUSE, July 26, 1809. TIIE Commissioners for carrying into execution the Act of Parliament for improving the Harbour of South- ampton, do hereby give notice, that they will meet on Wed- nesday the Kith da'v of August next, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the Audit- ho. use ( by leave of the Mayor), to borrow and take up at interest the sum of £' 000, or any less sum or sums, on the credit of the rates and duties granted by the said Act. Any person or persons willing to advance sny sum tr vitas of money at £ b per cent, interest, or by way of annuity for a term or terms of years, or for the life or lives of any per; son or persons of the age of 4& yeats or upwards, are requested to apply at such meeting, or by letter to the Clerks before the meeting.— The interest will be secured, payable half- yearly, on the rates and duties now" collecting at the quays, under and by virtue of the said Act. By order of the Meeting, THOMAS NICHOLS, lrw. c 4200] THOMAS RIDDING, j1- 1"^- Thiqftpike Road under Salisbury Plain. NOTICE is hereby given,— That Application will be 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 2Sth. vear of " hispresent Majesty's reign, intituled, '' An Act for amending, widening, and keeping in repair the Road from the bo" ttom of White Sheet Hill, t-. rough Hurdcott to the Wilton Turnpike Road, at or near Harford, in the county of Wilts," and which said Road passes through the several parishes of Donhead Saint Andrew, Ansty, Swallowclift, Sutton Mandeville, Fovant, Compton Chamberlain, Hurd- cott, and Barford, in the said county of Wilts.— Dated this 8th day of August 1809. GEO. SOUTH, 4267J Clerk to the Trustees of the said RoSd. NOTICE is hereby given, that ROBERT WAY- ' LEN, Innkeeper," and JANE his Wife, are parted by mutual consent; This is to caution all persons from trusting the said Jane - Wayleu on account of her said Husband, as he wdl not be answerable for any debts she may contract. [ 407t> DEVIZES, July 26. ROBERT WAVLEN. WHEREAS the GAME on the Manor of EAST DEAN, belonging to Sir CHARES Milt, Bart, has of late years been greatly destroyed: it is requested that all gen- tlemen will desist from sporting thereon in future; and all unqualified persons found trespassing will be prosecuted. NORTH~ VYI LTSH1RE. ~ ~ ' ENTLEMEN are mast earnestly requested to G the Minors of Compton Bassett, Comptou Cumberwell, ChcrhiU, and Lyneham, all in the county of Wilts: and all unqualified persons that the Keeper shall detect thereon will be prosecuted. [ 4247 WHEREAS the Game on the Manors of West Slower, Kington Magna, Nyland, and Buckhorn Weston, in the county of Dorset, anil Marsh Court, in the county of Somerset, has been most shamefully poached and destroyed, and particularly last year, by a certain description of people, some qualified and others unqualified: This is therefore to caution all persons " whatsoever to refrain from' sporting on the above Manors ; and all unqualified persons seen trespassing will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. ( Signed) N. DALTON. SIHNKS HOUSE, August?, 1809. [ 4238 GUILDHALL, BATH, 10th Aug. 1809. To CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, and others. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commissioners for pitcliing, paving, cleansing, lighting, and watching the City and Liberties of Bath, intend to meet at the Guildhall, on Thursday the 31st day of August instant, to receive and tfctermine on Proposals to he delivered in writing by any per- son or persons who may be willing to contract. for Sweeping and Cleansing, and also for Lighting, the said City and Liber- ties, for one year from the 29th clay of September next. A bond with two sureties in the penal sum of £ C, 00 will he re- quired for the due performance of each contract, and the names of the sureties must b? sent in with the Proposals. By order of the Commissioners, THOS. M. CRUTTWELL, Clerk. N. B. The immense quantity of Ashes collected in Bath, and the great demand for them by Farmers for Manure in » <> nsequence of the facility with which they can be conveyed Up the country by means of the Canal, must be a source of considerable profit to the Contractor. [ 4280 DORSETSHIRE. AT the General Quarter Session of the Pence of our Lord the King, held by adjournment at the Town- hall, at Blandford Forum, in and for the said county of Dorset, on Monday the 7th day of August, in the 4;> th year of the reign of our " Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God, of the Unit d I ingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King, Defender of the Faith, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eicht hundred and nine, before Thomas Pickard, Wm. Clavell, John Wiliett Willctt, Esquires, George Tito Brice, Samuel Mow, and Francis Simpson, Clerks, Justices df our said Lord the King, assigned to keep the peace of our said Lord the King; in and for the county aforesaid; and also to hear and determine divers felopies, trespasses, and other misdemeanors done or perpetrated in the same county. COUNTY BRIDGES. Notice is hereby given,— To the Owners and Octupiers of Lands, situate and lying on the Banks of the Rivers, within . this county, adjoining to the respective County Bridges, to Open, cleanse, and r : our the Ancient Courses and Beds of the said Rivers, both above and below the said Bridges; in default of which, all Nuisances caused by the neglect thereof, will be orcsented at the ensuing Quarter Session of the Peace, to be held at Bridport.— Anil all High Con.. tables and Overseers of Highways, are hereby directed to take notice of, and pi; csent such Nuisances within their respective districts, if not removed within one month from the date, hereof. Ordered,— That the General Guart r Session of the Peacaof our said Lord the King, held here this day, by adjournment, do stand adjourned over to th. Town- hall, at Biandford Forum aforesaid, on Thursday the 17th day of August inst. at twelve o'clock at noon. By order of the Court, WM. BURNET, 4276] Clerk ef the Peace of the County of Dorset, MONEY TO BE ADVANCED. THE Sum of .£ 800 now ready, and thfc sum of £' 1500 or £ 2000, at Michalmas next, on Freehold Security. Apply ( and if by letter, post paidj at the office of Messrs. Wilmot and Godwin, Salisbury. [ 1150 HPHE Sums of .£ 2000, .£ 2000, and .£ 1000,. may X be had on good landed security, on application ( if by letter, free of postage] to VVm. Elderfield, attorney, Homsey, Hants. [ 4055 nro be SOLD,— A BRACE of POINTERS, that A have been hunted one season Maidment, Dean- End, Enqdire of Henry near Handiey, Dorset. [ J305 A POINTER DOG. TO be SOLI),— A large white POINTER DOG, three years old, of the true Spanish breed, warranted staunch in every respect, and a fair trial will be allowed by J. Jeans, Hind Inn, Stalbridge, Dorset. [ 4275 ' HORSE- BREAKING. JAMES HUXTABLE begs to inform the public, that he BREAKS- IN Blood or Cross- bred Colts, and Restive Horses. [- 1308, He is to be found at the Star Inn, Brown- street, Salisbury. NEW SALISBURY AND LONDON WAGGONS, From the THREE SWANS, Salisbury, to theSALISBUIIY ARMS, - Cow Lane, London. MATCHAM, MITCHELL, and Company, beg leave to inform their Frie: ds and the Public in general, they have established WAGGONS for the Conveyance of Goods from London to Salisbury, and from thence to Yeovil 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 CHEAP TRAVELLING. SALISBURY COMMERCIAL COACH, from K3 the THREE SWANS, SALISBURY, to the BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE- HILL, LONDON. Performed by EDWARD PROCKTER, GEORGE MATCHAM, and CO. SALISBURY, Inside .. lfis. Od. .. Outside .. 10s. 6d. AS- DOVER, .. 12s. 0d Ss. od. A NEW COACH to EXETER and PLYMOUTH, through Hindon, Mere, Wincanton, and Yeovil, every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday morning, at nine o'clock. [ 4214 CHEAP TRAVELLING. SALISBURY, Inside .. lfo. orf, .. Outside .. 10s. 6d. BY the OLD SALISBURY COACHES, from the Bi. AT) t HORSE INN, SALISBURY, to the BEI. L and CROWN INN, HCI. BORN, and tlie SARACEN'S HEAD INN, FRIDAY- STREET; CHP. APSIDE, every day ( except Sa - irday) 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 of London and Salisbury, without any charge for porterage. N. BROWN, T. FAGG, H. WHITMASH, W. PENNY, 8S77J and Co. PROPRIETORS. L I N E N - D R A P E R Y, HOSIERY, & c. Corner of Oaltncal- Roiu. TPARISH returns his most grateful acknowledg- • ments to the public for the liberal support he has met with since his residence at Salisbury, and assures them no pains shall be spared in having a constant supply of Goods of the best quality and lowest prices. J. P. begs early inspection to an extensive assortment of COTTON HOSIERY, unusually cheap. CAUTION. To preyent mistakes, please to observe, the cor-. er Shop in Oat, meal- row, for cheap bargains. N, B.— A Youth of respectable connections wanted as an APPRENTICE. [ 4149 SOUTHAMPTON. FAMILY HOTEL, No. 17, HIGH- STREET. BKELLEY most respectfully solicits the patronage • and support of the Nohility and Gentry visiting South- ampton, and begs leave to inform them, that she has opened the above Hotel ( late Harland's), and newly furnished it. B. K. assures them that nothing shall be wanting on her part to merit, by her assiduity and attention, the encouragemont of those who may honour her with their favours. [ 4284, To the LADIES oj SOUTHAMPTON and its VICINITY. COLLINS, MILLINER and DRESS MAKER to their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duchess of York, No. 37, Half MoOn- street, Piccadilly, ten- don.— Miss COLLINS respectfully informs the Ladies of South- ampton and its vicinity, that she has taken Mr. Shotter's lodgings, No. 60, High- street, nearly opposite the Market- house, where she will continue a few days only, having brought from her establishment in London a most elegant assortment of MILLINERY; Morning, Evening, and Ball Dresses; Lace Sleeves, Handkerchiefs, Veils, Damask Silk Shawls, Scarfs, & c. The Landsdown Dress and Bonnet are mucll recommended; Ladies are intreated to make early application. N. t!.— W nted,— A young Person on Improvement, and an Apprentice. ' [ 4488 SOUTHAMPTON. WAND J. JOLLIFFE, WOOLLEN- DRAPERS/ • most respectfully inform their friends'and the public, that they have engaged an experienced Person from London to superintend the TAILORING department, apd. solicit the favour of their support, which will ever receive the strictest attention ; at the same time beg to return their most grateful thanks for past favours. N. B. Ladies' Driving Coats, Habits, Pelisses, & c. [ 4- 302 CARR, CABINET- MAKER, UPHOLSTERER. PAPER HANGER, & C. NO. 10, St. Michael's- squarS, Southampton, respectfully informs the public, that he has taken the above premises, where he iji. tends carrying. on the above businesses in all their various branches, and humbly solicits the support of his friends. 11. CARR also begs especially to address the friends of Mr. J. STURDY, his late employer ( who has declined business in Southampton), and to assure them they may depend on his exertions to merit their favours, which, however small, will be thankfully received and duly attended to. [ 4287 POOLE, DORSET. SAMUEL CHAMBERS, from Southampton, begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Poole and itt. vicinity, that he. has commenced the SILK DYING BUSI- NESS, in all its branches, at his house, near the Bull's Head, High- street. i- Black dyed every week. [ 4989 A CARD. TIIO. B. HARDING, Importer of Foreign Wines a'id Spii- its, would be undeserving a continuance of that very liberal and distinguished patronage he has experienced front his friends since his commencement in the above line, did he not, inconsequence, feel himself thus called upon to return them his grateful and unfeigned thanks for the same.— Harding, at the same time, respectfully takes leave to acquaint them, he has constantly 011 sale a choice Stock of Foreign Wines and Spirits, which he is enabled to offer perfectly ge- nuine at the following very reduced prices, for READY MONEY ONLY, viz. good old Port, rich Mountain, and Lisbon, 46' s.; fine pale Sherry, 48, t.; Madeira, ti3s. per dozen ;— Cognac Brandy, 23s.; Hollands Geneva, 23J, ; old Jamaica Rum, 18s. 6d.;— together with London Gin, and the different Cor- dials and Compounds, of the very best quality, on equally liberal terms. Bottles, and packages allowed for when . returned. FKOME, August 10, 1809. [ 4282 Plenty's Hampshire Cast- iron Patent Plough Manufactory, ABOVE- BAR, SOUTHAMPTON. WM. PLENTY, jun. with grateful acknowledg- ment, returns thanks to his friends for the very great encouragement he has received since he commenced business on his own account; and, by a strict attention to all orders with v? hich he may be favoured, he hopes to merit a conti- nuance. It will be sufficient, it is hoped, without further enlarging on its merits, to state, that the plough belonging to the Earl of Bridgewater won the premium of the Herts Agricultural Society, at Berkhamstead, on Friday the 17th of June, and at Hertford, on Friday the 18th of September, both in 1808 ; and at Berkhamstead, on Friday the 17th of June, 1803. Gentlemen referring to the Times paper for their dates may see the particulars. W. P. respectfully informs his friends, that owing to the very great demand he has for the Patent Ploughs, he must request that the ploughs and shares, &: c. will be paid for on delivery. Large sized Plough complete £ 6.. 6.. 0 Small ditto ditto 5,, 5,. 8 [ 4291 w \\ TANTED to PURCHASE,— A FREEHOLD TT ESTATE, at any distance within 20 miles of Salisbury, Jtnd not exceeding 85 from London, of from 200/. to 4001, a year, with a House for a gentleman's family, or capable of being made so at a moderate exjience. If a Manor, the n: cre desirable. Letters, with the particulars ( post paid) directed to A. B. at the Printers and Publishers of this Newspaper, will be duly forwarded. { 5792 FURNISHED APARTMENTS. ANTED, in an open, airy situation, at Salis- bury, Devizes, Shaftesbury, or any pleasant town or village the neighbourhood,—- FURNISHED APART- MENT" for a small Family, who would probably be pcrma nent1 residents ; they must consist of a sitting- room and two bed- chambers, and must not be of an expensive description. It will be expected that the servant of the house should do every thing that may be necessary for the family; but, as they are very regular, and keep no company, the trouble in attending upon them will not be great: Letters, mentioning terms and otherparticulats, if addressed ( without delay) to Mr. Watts, No. 21, Cecil- street, Strand, London) will be duly answered. [ 4141 ANY Person having a Brace of SETTERS or POINTERS, that were shot to last season, to dispose of, that are fast and perfectly steady, may hear of a Purchaser, byapplying to the Printers. [ 4- 296 WANTS a Situation as GAMEKEEPER, either for a permanency, or during the shooting season-,— A YuUNG MAN, 28 years of age, who is a good shot, ar. d can bring an undeniable character. - Letters addressed post- paid to A. B. at Mr. Seed's, engraver and copper- plate printer, Southampton, \ Vill be doly attended to. [ 42.97 VS7ANTED,— A BAILIFF'S PLACE, by an W experienced young Man, about 30 years of age, of good connexions, who has served a gentleman in that ca- pacity in Dorsetshire, and from whom he can obtain an un- exceptionable character both as to abilities as well as assiduity. Letters ( post paid) addressed to Mr. Hawkins, Gunville, Dorset, or to Mr. Beale, Fordingbridge, Hants, will be im- mediately attended to. [ 4264 TO MILLERS. ASingle active young Man, of respectable connec- tions, who has had the management of a mill, wishes for a Situation in a Water C6m- Mi! l, as CLERK and AS- SISTANT GRINDER; writes a good hand, understands accounts, and can bring an unexceptionable character. For further particulars apply ( if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Scorey, Brockenhurst Mill, near Lymington. [ 4294 POOR- HOUSE, BEAULIEU, HANTS. "^" ETAT^ TED, at Michaelmas next,— A married TV MAN and his WIPE, without family incumbrance, to be ' MASTER and MISTRESS of the POOR- HOUSE in the above Parish. They will he required to be active and in- dustrious'; the Master to superintend and relieve the whole of the out- poor, to write a legible hand, and be capable of keeping a. plain account. [ 4234 Any persons who can bring satisfactory testimonials as to honesty and sobriety, may apply personally) or by letter ( post '" ' irdens andOverseersof the said parish- paid), to the Churchwardens a WANTED,— A steady active LAD, as ' an AP- PRENTICE to IGUOCK. He must bring an unde- niable character for honestvand sobriety. [ 4156 For particulars apply ( if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Wm. Barnes, grocer, Lymington.— A Premium will be expected. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. \ YOUTH wanted as an APPRENTICE to a LINEN- DRAPER. Apply ( if by letter, post psfid) to the Prime's. ' [ 4025 TO CLASSICAL ASSISTANTS. WANTED, in a respectable SCHOOL, — An ASSISTANT, well versed in the Classics and Com- position.— Letters ( postpaid; addressed to A. B. Post- office, Winchester, will be attended to. ( 4042 WANTED,— A young MAN, as a SHOPMAN," who understands accounts, anil who is conversant with the Woollen Drapery Trade, as well as Haberdashery. A person used to the country will be preferred. None need apply bat those who can be weir recommended. ' Address by letter ( post paid) to the Printers. [ 4- 250 WANTED, at Michaelmas next. A married MAH and WOMAN, without a family, who will un- d; rtake the management of a Kitchen Garden, 25 acres of Grass Land, a Dairy, and Laundry. Any persons wishing to engage in such service, may hear of a situation by applying . Musson and personally or by letter ( post paid) to Messrs, Tayler, New- port, Isle of Wight [ 4- 260 WANTED immediately, in a small Family, A COOK Who well undcTstands her business, and must be capable of baking and of making butter.— She must bring an unexceptionable character from her last place. Apply to the Printers; if by letter, post paid. [ 2354 7ANTED immediately, in a Gentleman's Family ' near Southampton,— A HOUSEKEEPER. COOK, LAUNDRY MAID, and UNDER NURSE MAID. None need apply who cannot have an unexceptionable character from their. last pli'ce. Apply ( if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Skelton, bookseller, High- street, Southampton. • [ 42.^ 0 WANTED, in a large Family,^- A good plain COOK ; also an active HOUSEMAID. Good wages wiil be given to persons who can bring respectable characters. Apply.( if- by letter, post paid) to A. B. 35, Bugle- street, Southampton. , [ 4286 ANT UPPER PORTER 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, Suchaptrson may hear of a comfortable sifaatior byapply- ing ( if by letter, 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 MALTSTERS. • ASteady sober- Man, who is perfect Master of the Malting Business, may hear of constknt Employ - by applying to. Mr. Oviatt, Lymington. . [ 1335 TO JOURNEYMEN CABINET- MAKERS, AGood, steady Haftd will meet with constant Em- ploy, in a regular shop of good work, by application to the Printers. [ 4307 A TALLOW- CHANDLER WANTED. Good Hand in the above Line may ht ve constant- A' tal low- employment by applying to John Critchell, corn- and r- chandler, Ripgwood. ' [ 4266 VI7" ANTED,— A JOURNEYMAN BAKER, to live * r in the country.— A steady person may hear of a com- fortable situation by applying to Mr. Har/ is', Oeteibome- hill, near Winchester; or Mr.' Samuel Webb, Culver- street, Salisbury. [ 4263- TO CHANDLERS & SOAP- BQILERS. ANTED, A MAN who is thoroughly ac- quainted with the above Business. Apply ( if by letter, post paid) to Messrs. Musson and Tayler, Newport, Isle of Wight. [ 4259 w m TO TALLOIV- CllANDL ERS. WANTED, A steady and active Man, who is thoroughly acquainted with the Tallow- Chandling Business, and has been accustomed to melt tallow: he must be able to produce testimonials of his ability and character. Apply to Josiah George, jun. grocer and tallow- chandler, Romsev. [ 4287 N. B. liberal wages and constant employ will be given; SLOXHAM AND JOHNSTONE. . , AMESBURY, Ju, ie. 30, 1809. NOTICE is hereby given,—- That, the Partnership) hitherto carried on at Amesbury, in the county of Wilt-, between ANN BLOXHAM ( widow of Wm. Bloxham, lata of Amcsbury aforesaid, surgeon and apothecary), and WM. JOHNSTONE, of the same place, surgeon and apothecary. Was this day dissolved by mutual eoiisent. All Persons indebted to. the said late Partnership are re quested immediately to pay the amouiit of theif debts to Mr. S. Foot, solicitor, of Salisbury; who requests^ that such as have any claims a/ id demands on the said late Firm will for- ward the same to him without delav. ANN BLOXHAM. 418?] WM. JOHNSTONE. To GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS.— ROMSEY, TO be DISPOSED OF, with immobile posse- sion,— The STOCK iri TRADE, Wether with the FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE and Fixtures, in the occupation of Mr. Leach, grocer, See. The situation of tl- est premises is superior to any other iri the town ; ajloWed to an excellent opening for anv person in the above line. For viewing the House, & c. and for particulars, apply 011 thepremises. [ 4t7fi PERSONS, who stand indebted to the Estate of Mr' GEORGE RBEVIiS, late of Kington Langley, in the county of Wilts, Gentleman, deceased, upon promissory notes of hand, and book- debt aceounts, are requested to pay the same immediately ; and those who have accounts or debts owing to them from'the deceased, will deliver the same in at the office of Mr. Audley Harvey, solicitor, Chippenham, wh<> is authorised by the Executors to inspect and settle the same. CHIPPENHAM, July 19, 180,9. [ 4063 ALL Persons having anv Claim or Demand on lha Estate of Mr. JAMES* SMITH, late of Redbridge, Hants, deceased, are desired to send the particulars thereof to Mr. Marett, attorney, Southampton ; and all persons who stand indebted to. the said estate are requested to pay the amount to Mr. Maret't; who is authorised by the Admi- nistrator. to receive the same. [ 4251 to DEBTORS and CREDITORS. ALL persons indebted to Mr. JOHN STURDY, late of Southampton, are requested immediately to pay the same to Mr. GEO. HOOKEY, who is duly authorised ; tt> receive the same; and all persons having any demand are to send the amount thereof, in order to arrange a Settlement of HIS affairs, August 12, 1809. WHEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt is awarded and issued forth against THOMAS PORTER the Younger, late of the parish of Corsham, in the county of Wilts, Clothiet, Dealer and Chapman, and he being dec! . red a Bankrupt is hereby required to saitcnder himself to the Commissioners in the said Commission named, or the major part" of them, on the 21st of Jtlly instant, and on the 2] st and 2 ® th days of August next,- at eleven of the clock in thai forenoon ofcach day, at the house of Mr. Thomas Nakler, the King's Arms, in Melksham, in the said county of Wilts, and make a full discovery and disclosure of his Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors are to come prepared to prove . their Debts, and at the second sitting to ehuse Assignees, and at the ia- st sitting the said Bankrupt is required to finish his examination, and the Creditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of his Certificate. All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, . or that have a. iy of his effect:-, are not ^ o pay or dclivef the same but to whom the Commis- sioners shall appoint, but give notice to Mr. Moule, solicitor, Melksham, Wilts, or Messrs. Frowd and Blandford, solicitors, Temple, London. [ 30SS TEN GUINEAS REWARD.' WHEREAS HENRY NUTBEAN, late of the parish of Beaulieu, in the county of Southampton, Labourer, stands charged with fiaving committed a capital offencc within the parish of Fawley, in the said county of Southampton, early in December last, upon the property of an Individual, but' in regard to which no diiect evidence could till verj » lately be collected ; anil it being suspected that the said Henry Nutbean hath been concerned in the commis- sion of various other felonies and oflcnCcs which have lately happened . in the. said parish of Beattlien, from whence he ; b- sconded on Friday the 28th day of July last; and the persons who have suffered thereby being desirous that the said Henry Nutbean should be taken into custody ard brought to trial, do hereby offer a reward of FIVE GUINEAS to any pesr- n or persons who shall give information of the said Henry Nut- bean, so that fie may be apprehended, and the. t'Uitber suni of FIVE GUINEAS to be paid to such person or persons 011, the. said Henry Nutbean's conviction of . the said offence, or of any other felony of which he may have been guilty, on appli- cation to Mr. Barnev. solicitor, Above- Bar, Soudiam; t - n. The said Henry Nutbean is a native of Ampworth,' in Wilts, 33 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, thin made, bends rather forward in walking, antl is a little lame in the left leg, of a red complexion, light eyes, and light hair ; when be absconded he had on an . old brown short jacket, red waistcoat, leather breeches; and is supposed so be in Sussex. [ 4168 STOLEN or STRAYED/ from Southampton Common, on Fiiday night the 28th of Julv. or early on Saturday mornine,— A RUSTY- BLACK GELDING, about thirteen hands high, with a cut tail and his legs trimmed, and marked WP on the off Shoulder. Whoever wiil bring him to Mr. Robert Wooton's Livery Stables, Southampton, shall haVe every expencS paid, and be handsomely rewarded for their trouble. [ 4279 RUN AWAY, and left his Wife, aud Family . chargeable to the parish of Tarrant Gunville, Dorset, JOSEPH KING, alias CHARLES KING, Labourer,. aged about 40 years, about 5 feet 8 inches high, stout made, round favoured, palish complexion, hrown hair, saridy-<^ olo'ured whiskers, hazel eyes; frequently- in a dress, In a short jacket, or short round frock,- arid trowsers; has been ,' o ac years a private in the Dorset Militia ; is a native ,- i Br. oorfthill, in the parish of Wimborne, Dorset. . Whoever will detain the said J, King, and give notice to > hc Parish Officers of Tarrant Gunville, shall receive TWO GUINEAS rew& rd, and all reasonable expences. [ 4- 265 Andover, Hants-. » 7 » Scho& l- Mafters. TO be' LETT, with immediate possession, A large and commodious DWELLING- HOUSE,- detached School- room, Play- place, and extensive Garden, comprising together upwards of an sere, situate in the heart of the town, and used, for many years past, as a School by Mr. Marser, recently deceased. Note— Thre is no other School in Andover. For particulars apply ( if by letter;, pojt paij) to Ivlr Tho. Parker", Andover, J41S3 ri\ VK. r. N UP, STRAYING, at Longstock, near - "' > i. bridge, Hants, the 21th of June. last,— A Dark CART MARE, four years old, about 14$ hands high, with a little- white on'three of the legs, and v.' hue stripe down the face. ' . . Whoevcr- willprovc her their prbperty'mav have her agsin, byatpplying,-, and payirtg'the expertces, to Mr. Kdw. Ranger, Of Ldngstocli—' Loiigstttck, Jiilij 26,; rSQ9. [ 4SM FOtjND, on the 4th'of March last, near Ando- ver,— A POINTER BITCH.— Whoever can prove her their property n'iay have her again, on/ paying for the keep arid this advertisement, bv letter ( post paid) directed T. B. GiBant- stt'eet, Salisbury.— if not owned by thcSOth of August, she will be sold to pay the exper. ee. f421a HEREAS I LAZARUS HEALS did on ihe evening of Thursday the 3d of August, 180P, enter • into the Upper Meeting House,. Westbury, Wilts, during Divine Service, in a state of intoxication, and when there, occasion a considerable disturbance in the Congregation ; and whereas theMinistcrand Managers of the said Meeting Hottse have consented to drop the prosecution they had commenced against me for my riotous conduct, upon my asking Pardon for the'same in two public Newspapers, 1 do hereby solici* their Forgiveness, and return them thanks for the lenity they have been pleased to shew towards me, promising never to do the like again.— Histbury, August 5, 1 SOP. b The Mark X of LAZARUS HEALS. -. RR-. (" TLIOS. GAISFORD. Witnesses.\ Tuos. BOURNE. [ 4228 WILTS,! T WILLIAM LANCASHIRE, late of to wit. 5 A City of Bath, in the county of Somerset, st- a » uary and builder, but now confined in the Prison of Frherton Anger, in the counfy aforesaid, and not being charged in custody on the ist day of February 1S<% with any debt or debts, sum or sums of money, exceeding in the whole the sum of two thousand pounds, do hereby give this Sccond ... . . . r .1 ... ... T... .1... r\ f ^ n ili- f *• An net tor LUC WI "—-— •-- Eng- land "— And I . 0 hereby give Notice, that a true and perfect Schedule, containing a discovery of all my real- and persona] Estate hereafter to be sworn to, is now ready to be delivered to" any Creditor app: ing for the same to the Keeper or Gaoler, or his deputy, of the said Prison.-— Witness my hand the Sth day of AtW ISO.". WM, LANCASHIRE. • 1 ' * r m- m Tin: SALISBURY ANB WINCHESTER JOURNAL, iVediiesdai/': and Thursday s Posts. The'Lcndon Gazette Extraordinary, Of jU'iida:/, the 7th of Angus',. t)) WHise- SrRfcF. T, August 7- - ttrVTSPATCHE- j. of which tht following are jl. } V copies. were fast nifcbt received at the office of Lout Vi. count. Casticiva^ h, one of h: » SUjesty'a ] Si..-' ipal Secretaries of State, from Lauiteiiant- General t'i • "'->' 1 of chatbamj ''" " 1 r\ J aMl.. hn r< rlv < 2/ 1 and . Id itf August" 18Ui). Head- Quarters, MUfjflekurgk, ' MY Loan, W August LKT. Y. " 1' HAV'I the hoftoiir of acquainting y on. Lordship, that |-.* vi'n » sailed from the Downs'- eariy in the moininic of the. > 1,11.011. with Rem- Admiral Sir " Ri'ehai d Hti sfeU m, in his Mai i- tv's'sbip Venerable,- yve arrived the fame evening, and » • chored in lia- t ' arjelltl Roads, and wetc joined on thii Mlowi'n;;. uim'nmjr'bjl the tdivi - ion of tjie army undfir . Lieut, C5f. n. Sliojnhn Hope. It blew in the coui> e of that day a 1' fesh gale front the we= tvvar !., which created a heavy swell, md the - mall craft, being much endued, it war, determined to s » ek shelter f n'. tliem in the anchorage Of the Room Pot, v! u; re-. ji « ut.-{ ien.'' Sir John Hope's . division wis also directed t'-, pro* ' et) r in order to posse'. s " such points as might be je- i' S'- ary to secure the anchoraie ; as Well as with a view to future operations up the. E « t- Scheldt. _ . The Id's \ yiojc- . f the army under Lient.- Gen. Stride » ,\>.. t#, pal- tic" . arly d.- tiried for the. operation against : Wsi.- fh'. reu, arrirfttf on the 23th and moruins; of the .30th, hut the'wind courinhinj to blow fresh from the westward,' and c. cc;:.':.)• » ng a great Surf; on the beach,, both on side of * T! o; iil. md, ' as well - as near Domburg, it tiecamepcpedicnt in order to effect a lauding, to carry ^ lie whole fleet through the narrow ami difficult, passage into the Veer Gat, hitherto • considered impracticable for large ships; which being . successfully1 accomplished, and the necessary preparations fit debarkation being completed, 1 have the satisfaction ojj seipiainting your Lordship," that the troops landed onijie 15re.- Saud ahtmt » mile to the westward of Fort flcr !<#!:, . without opposition, when a position was taketvup- for the night on the Sand Mills, with Ka- t Cupelle in front. Lieut.- Con. Fraser was detached immediately to the left against Fort tier Hank- ami T< r Vere, the former of which on his approach were evacuated by the enenijy but the town of Vere, » lii'oh was strong in its defences, and had a garrison of about Got) men, held . out. till Yesterday morning, no't- ' withstanding tile- heavy and welWdirected fire. of the bonib- vessefs ami gun- boats durins '. lie preceding day, and until ' the o'ace w » s closely invented. Early on the morning of the 31st, a deputation from Middle burgh, from whejice the garrison had been with- drawn " into I ' tishiDgj jiaving an'iVed in camp, terms of • Capitulation wAra agreed upon ; and the divisions'of? the army, under ths orders of Lieut.- Gcnrral Lord Paget and Major- General Graham,' moved forward, and took up a position wi h the right to Maliskirke, aod the centre at Grvper- fcirke, and'left to St. Laurens. Oil the morning of the 1st. itrst the troops advanced to the investment of Flushing, wliieii operation was warmly contested hv the enemy. In this movement he was driven by Major- General'Graham's division on the right; from the batteries of the Dykeshook, the Vygeter, and the Nule, while Brigadier- Gentyal Houston' brigade Forced the enemy posted on the road from Middieburgh to retire, with the 1ISS of four guns, and many killed and wounded. Lient.- Gen. Lord Paget's division also drove in the posts of the enemy, and took up his position at West Zouberg. Nothing could exceed the gallantry of the troops through- out the whole of this ( 1IV, anil my warmest praise is due to the Several General Officers for the; r judicious disposition in the advance of their respective columns. To Lieut- Gen Sir Eyre Cont'd I feel much indebted for his exertions in this Servi e, and the prompt slid able, manner in which he has executed - uiv orders. Tlie light troops underBrigadier- * General Baron kotteuburg liave been athnirablyconducted; and with the officers comma duigtlie several corps engaged I have e- verv reason to be most perfectly satisfied. The . id battalion of ilie Royals, and flank companies of the 5th Raiment, maintained the right, under difficult circum- stances, with' great gallantry, and killed and wounded'a great many of the enemy. Ter Vere being in our possession, Lient.- Gen. Eraser's division marched in the eveirng upon RuttemJ detaching a corps for the reduction of Ramjkens, which, when effected, will complete the investment ( Jf Flushing. 1 have to regret the temporary .. osenc; of Brtgadier- O'- rieral who was wounded late in the day, hut I trust not. to be long deprived of his services, I have the honour to inclose a return of the killed, wounded, and missing. Deeply as the fall of every British Soldier is at all times to be lamented, the loss will not appear to have been great, when the serious impediments, u was in t ie power of the enemy to oppose to our progress, are considered, as well as the formidable state of the batteries of Flushing, to which the troops were necessarily exposed. The pressure of circumstances has prevented the Com- manding Officer of Artillery from furnishing a detailed account of the guns and ordnance stores taken in the several batteries, and fortress of Ter Vere, but which will be hereafter transmitted, with a return of the prisoners taken since our landing, supposed to amount to 1000. Commodore Owen's squadron, with Lieut.- Gen. the Mar- quis of Huntlev's division, remains rit anchor in the Wiel- ing Passage, a'ul the divisions of L'eut.- Gen. the Earl of P. osslyn, and Lieut.- Gen. Grosvener, are arrived at the anchorage in the Vere Gat. 1 cannot conclude without expressing in the strongest terms, my admiration of the distinguished ability with which the fleet was conducted through the pa sage into the Vera Gat, nor can the advantages, resulting troln the success- of this operation be too highly estimated, as by it we were not only enabled to elfect a disembarkation, which, in the then state of the wind, was impracticable in any other quarter, but also that the enemy, probably relying on the difficulty of the navigation, was less prepared for resistance. 1 must also warmly acknowledge the great assistance the service has doqvt d from the zealous exertions of the officeri of the Navv, ax) of the stamen empl-. yed,- in drawing a considerable proportion of the. Artillery through a heavy sand, and without whose aid, the advance of the army must necessarily have been suspended, the strength of the tide rendering the lauding of the borsas for a time extremely difficult. 1 have the horio- ir to be, See. ( Signed) CHATHAM. P. S. Since writing the abve letter, I have reeeiv d intelligence from Lieut.- Gen. S'- r J. Hope, that the reserve of the army had effected their la . ding oil Sou'. h Beeveland, and that a detachment bail occupied the tow.) oCGoes. { Signed) CHATHAM. Na B. The prisoners taken at Ter Veer amount t> 5i9. Return of kUicd, w u s W " id missin/;, in the Island of Wckhtren. from the time vf Uncling on the turning of the 00th oj Juii/, to Ike is/ t/ Augtet inclusive.— 1 ofii- er. 2 ST- je. u. ts, 2 drummers, 41 rank and file, killed; ffi-. rs, is serieants, 1 drummor. 184 tank and file, wounded; a; rank jtnd file missing.— Hurtes of'oflfrtrt ' ailed and uiounded. Killed.— 3d bate, tst Foot- rLiont. I>. M'Uan.— H'tnuided— ad batt. 1 st Foot— Captain John Wilson, L'- eat. Jackson, an i Volunteer J. P. Drutv, slightly.— 11 att. 36th Fo t— Captain Tisdtll, slightly ; Captain Frcd.- rick dangerously.— 05th F « j>. The nam.- s of the a officers wounded, not specified in the return.— » d batt. it id Foot— Lieut. Reed, slightly; Lieutenant Pratt dangerously.— 8£ th Font— The name ol the officer wounded, not ui. nt oncd in the return. Starr.— 4<>'( h Foot— Captain Foth. rineham, Drpaty Assist- ant- Ad| utant- Gen: ral,. slightly.— loth Foot— Brigadier- Gen; Browne, si- Inly.— C3d Foot— Captain Browne, - Aid- de- Camp to Brigadier- Geoeral Houston, slightly. ROBERT LONG, Col. Adj. Gen. MY I. OHO, BMdiehttrgh, : 3J August, 1808- SINCE niv letter of yesterday's date, I have received Intelligence from Lieut.- General Sir John Hope,' of his having occupied Batz, and taken possession of the whole island of South Beevelahd. I have also the satisfaction to acquaint your Lordship, that- upon. the Batteries being prepared to open, thtt fuitress of Ramaklns surrendered tliis ' evening. I have the hontiur to be, & c. • ( Signed) CHATHAM. To the Lord Viscount Casttei- engh, lj\ t( e. £)' c. ADMIRALTY- OITICE, ,' Jtig fit ,7. -' Lieut. James lur. ca o commanding lii- Majesi> s oireil cutter til- Ida-, aniv d yesterday evening at this of", lee with J) i-; aw . .-- ti- oin Sii kic'iaid John Strachan, R » - r \< lmiral of tjie Whiie,' ot v. iicli the following are E>,. r: ic'r. > VmtrahU) eT the Veer G'ni, SIS. ' Aug II : t. - 1, 1801) T sailed from the Downs at day! t.;'; ot on the h r,' t.. aiid ririM-'. in the .. veiling of that d y i fjio Stone 1;<. : 1 tie •'!. :.'• t- USyst a d several small- r ve sel -, v, hero j v.-^ j, f tF'sgaid, Capt,-. Bolto. n, 1 who had with geeaf % l r i jtu. d vessels Oil the various sliuals of this coast". Early oil the 29th," the division of Lieut.- Gen. Sir John Hope, conducted by Capt. fis; hurst in the Salsette, . joined me, as did also Reaf- Admiral Sir Richard Keats in the Superb. This zealous officer had the command of t: e blockading squadron off the entrance of the Schelll, hot observing the armament pass, he, w th his usual promp- titude, 1 ft the sipnUroh under the orders of Lord Gardner, 4 and resumed the charge of Sir John Hope's division. On the morning of the 30th, as soon as the ships were secured, measures were taken. to prepare to land the army on the island of Walcheren. I did not wait for the gun- boats coming up, but ordered those who happened. to be near the Venerable, together with the mortar brigs, to pu^ h in shore tj cover the lauding, and to force the Der- haak Battery. At, hilf- past four the boats put off under the direction of Lord Amelius Weaucleve, of the Royal Oak, a .< 1 Captain Cockburn of the lklleisle', and the troops were landed in excellent order without opposition; the ti.- ing from the mortar and gun- ves els have driven the enemy completely from the Gerhaak Battery.- Having thus accomplished the first object, I lost no time ; in directing tile bombs and gun- vessels to proceed: up the Veere Gat, off Camvere, and having given Sir Home Pop- hani, who at the retluest of Lord Chatham i. ad remained on shore with his Lordship, permission to employ tlieni as the service might require, he the. next morning began to cannonade Cathvere; which had been sumtnoi ed, but held out. The fire of the gun- boats was exceedingly well directed, and did much damage to the town. The officers and crews engaged in that service had a great claim to my admiration for their conduct. Tin - e of our gun- boats were » unk. In the afternoon it. blew fresh, and as the strength of the ti le prevented the bombs from acting, 1 directed the flotilla to fall back, preserving a menacing position. AtgOight, Capt. Richardson of the Caesar, who was in thyT> yk « on shore, threw some rockets at the nearest. Mfttery of Camvere, and soon after the Commanding Offi- cer of the town sent out an offer to surrender. The army under Sir John Hope landed at South Bite-' land on the 1st of this month, and by a letter from Sir Richard Keats, of yesterday's date, 1 find the whole of the Island is in our possession. The enemy's ships are all above Lillo, and those most advanced, as high up as Antwerp. We are getting our flotilla through the Slough into the Western Soheld, to prevent succours being thrown into Flushing by the Canal of Ghent. 1 have, Sic. R. J. STRACHAN. * Venerable, off the Veer Gat, Sir., 3th August, 180,). The Fort of ' Rammekins surrendered to lvis Majesty's foreas; under Lietit% Gen. Fraser, yesterday afternoon.— The possession of this post is of s; tvat importance to our further operations in the West . Seheld. The Important po t of Batiiz, in South Bevcland, lias also been evacuated 1 by the enemy, I am, & c. R. J. STRACL'AN. EXECUTION.—- This morning, IV, Jones, ulias H, Sin- clair, alias 0. Sell, convicted at a late Old Bailey Sessions of forgf'ry, was executed- opposite Newgate. He addressed the populace ill a speech ot' about ten minutes, iu which he ' acknowledged the Justice of his sentence, but declared'that when he committed the offenOe for which, he. suffered, be was ignorant of being a guilty instrument:— lie hoped therefore no stigma would attach to his name, or to his Surviving- relations. He heartily forgave the prosecutor, and diet! in peace with all mankind.—- He was dressed in elegant mourning,* and when turned off, his cap was tied up with a black erapc bandage. The crowd was not great. BREAD The price was yesterday, ordered to be raised Si. in tile- peck loaf. The quartern loaf wheaten will there- fore sell for 14j(/. household 13d. Cortx- ExcHANcr., Aug. 9. Wheat and Flour are rather lower. Barley is in short supply. Malt scarcely at last prices. White Peas 10s. per quarter cheaper. Beans are lower. Oats of first quality rather dearer. Fine American Flour 43s. to 51s. per barrel. BANKRUPTS'. { From Tuesday's London Gazelle.) Sfjtoninn " Beck, of Burv- street,' st. Mary- Axe, Loudon, iewcller. S, O, TI..! t'n .'.- m, nf Ilisk'y, Cheshire, shojiktieper. John Eluden, of Kewmark.- t, carp- nter. John Sh- atv, • Wap on^- waii, pi- oviroon- nlerchaat. Charles ' >.- v ot liiglKstreet, Sharhvell, stiaiv- lrit- manufacturcr. jo'oi All of Winchester, silk- weaver LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9. The Extraordinary Gazette \ vill inform our readers of all the operations of the Expedition which are yet known in an authentic shape. It appears that a strong - gule from the west obliged the fleet to take shelter in the Vere Gat, a station of very difiicult access, but secure anchorage ; from- whence landings were effected on Walcheicn and South Beveland, and the two islands rr versed by. our troops from, their northern to their south .1 extremities, with little'opposition,' till the division un;' r . the Co'm- mtinder in . Chief reached Flushing, which was completely invested, at the date of the la t dispatchi's. From the first article of the Capitulation of ^ fiddleburgh, the permanent occupation of the island of Waleheren is evidently in the contemplation of our Ministers; It states that " security shall be. gra » ed to ' I persons, provided they Conform to such regulations as shall be hereafter established by the BKtMi Government."— But th'ugh Middieburgh is the. capital, Flushing is the strong-. loll , i the isla d, and so situated that without posse - nig that port, the remainder of the island must be more Imitheii- some than useful, and the tenure whollv i - cure. Dispatches have been received from Spain and Por- tugal.—' They state, that on . the 10th wit. Sir A. Wellesiev arrived', late In the evening, at the head- quarters of Gen. Cttesta, being delayed by accident; he parsed in review, by torch light, the Spanish army under the command - of that General. The cavalry was drawn tin i" one line, a id. upon the whole, both infantry and cavalry were as wi armed, appointed in ai ms and clothing, and exhibit d proofs pf as perfect discipline as could be - p co d. t, en. Cuer- ta atlH Sir A. Wellesley mutually concerted a plan operations, in pursuance of ' which, the eneniy w. is to be immediately attacked in his po ition at Talav.- ra, or to be pursued in his retreat if he did not wait the attack. On the 13th Sir A. Wellesley had not been jura d bytlie light Brigade under General Crawf > rd; but. he expected that junction would take place by the lath. The allied force under Sir Arthur and ( iu- sta amounts. to 52,000men, while tnat of the enemv, under Ge eral Victor alone, amounts to 50,000 men, besides the coiju. of General Sebastiani. Proceeding in pursuit of Victor, Sir Arthur- Wellesley came up with his advanced po ts on the 22d, near T. ilavera— th y wer - driven in with great pirit by the 23d Light Diagooni, a brigade of Infantry, and the Ger- man L ght l.) iagoon> On tiie 2i l, we understand, Sir Arthur Welle Icy had every prospect of being -. hie to bring on a general battle, and u,. ale a communication to that effect to G- neral Cuesta — But the latter tleclin d making an attack on that day. His objection is said to have been that it was Sunday. This objection could not be overcome, a , d Victor taking ad- vantages of this delay, retreated with all possible speed to St. O. lalla. New York papers to the 2< i u! t. were received yester- day. A day of thanksgiving was appointed ori the 9th. for tie disting'. ii bed and unremitted blessing of peace with winch Providence had visited the United States. Joh'n Q. Adams has been nominated by the President as Ambassador to the Court of Peter- burgh, and his appoint- me. it has been confirmed by the Senate. The Legislatu re of Ma sacbusetts, previous to the ad- joufrimei. t, passed a resolution instructing their Repre- sentative' to itse their endeavours to cause the following amendment to lie made in the Con titut on of the United States:—" That no law f r laj'iog an Embargo, or General Prohibition, or Restraint of Commerce, shall have force longer than until tlv' expiration of 30 days after the com- mencement of the Se sionof Congr. ss'ftext - ucceetling that Sesjso'n in which the said law sii-. il have b- en enacted." A letter from Poughkerpise mentions, that the neigh- bourhood of that town had been infested by Swarms of locusts, \ jhich covered the woods and destroyed vegetation. Some ingoiii IUS naturalists were employed iu investigating the phenomena of this ravenous insect, to prevent its future depredations. The ship called the Dominica Packet has lately returned to Liverpool, from South America, where she had been twenty miles up the river, to the port of Para, being the first British vessel that ever entered there. The Comma- der fired a salute upon his entering the port, which was answered by multitudes of inhabitants on the shores, exclaiming—" Long live the English,' 1 & c. See, On the Supercargo of the vessel going on shore," he was received with all the pomp of an Indian Prince ; i uisbcrs of women preceded him in grand. proeessioi., strcwitig flowers,; and every, demonstrations of joy was manifested. In this- fert'ile country, cows are sold for five dollars. A . Messenger has sailed with dispatches for- C. on- stantin < ple, and these, it is said, are to direct Mr. Adair • to solicit permission of the Sublime Porte to let one or two - of- the most important ports of the Greek> Jslands^ ba garrisoni'd by British troops. A dreadful fire'broke'out at Waterfnrd dn'Friday last, and d - troyed near CO houses- The Grand Jury of th • cou. ntV, assembled at the Assizes, subscribed 24U. gum- as | for the, relief of the suEfereis. . Miehai-- I'Murphy was'^ tried at Tralee on T1- ursday, for i ff.,: m. urdeT'of the Rev. Mr. Tisdall, f ood guilty, a-, e- w. ited oil Siturday. At the -! o of executio n, - cMtitssed that on Palul Sundav in.: and another : V' lit - out with jnteat to rob: Mr. '< ..- . ail was the fir -. an they • net; when his : . ney vv - demanded, he re stetl, atid Mutphy ie- iy mui'dt'i'ed him, and - tripped the body. ', •• •>-' yiiii< m'stMidiug. by, " an idle spectator," as Marpuy umecUngly expressed it, • HANKERTQN WCLOSURE. OTICE is hereby given,— That wc the under- - signefl Commissioners, appointed by and acting in exe- cution. of the Act of i'arliaflient passed in the - JSth yr r of the reign of his present Majesty, for inclosim 1 . - n-. is in the parish, of Hankerton, in the county of Wilts, intend to meet at the house of Richard Baker, called or known by the name or sign qf the Horse and Groom Inn,. at Charlton, in the said county, on'fnursday the 24th day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the special purpose of reading over and executing the Award, by us : nad. in pursuance of the said Act when and where the several proprietors, and all other persons interested in the said inclosure,' or any exchange in consequence thereof made, or who are otherwise cone - rned in the said award, may be present, if they so think. proper. Dated this - 2- ith day of December 1 SUis.- JOHN WM. B1EDERMANM. ROBERT WRIGHT HALL. •, - St& ekTok ' iWtOJSVRK. • E'whose Names ate hereunto subscribed, feeing the Commissioners named and appointed in and by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 4.9th year ef the feign of his present Majesty, intituled, " An Act fm in- closing Lands m the parish ot Stockton, in the county pf Wilts,; do hereby give. Notice, that we intend to hold'our next meeting,- for the purpose of proceeding in the execution of the pow ;: s Vested in us- by the said Act, ' on Monday the Hth dajfeof September next,, at ten of the clock in the fore- noon, at the house ot Wm. Larigley, called the Deptford Inn, in tiie par,.; h of Wiley, in the county of Wilts—— at Which meeting ail persons having or claiming any common or other right to or iu any of the lands or grounds bv the said Act in- tended to be inclosed, shall deliver t, 0 the said Commissioners, of one of them, an account or schedule in writings signed by theni, of such their respective rights or claims, and therein describe the lands and grounds, and the respective messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments, in'respect whereof they shall respectively claim to be entitled to any, and which of such ritjlits, in and upon the same, or any part thereof, with tiie name or names of the person or, persons in the actual pos- sesion thereof, and the . particular Computed quantities there- of, and of wiiat nature ana extent such right is, and also in whaf rights and for what estates and interests they claim respectively, distinguishing fhe freehold from tlx" copy- hold and le , s;- b 11 or on hon-' eomphance therewith, every of them making default therein Will, as to such claims, be totally barred and exploded. Dated this tilth day of June, in the year of our Lord 1809. • ' THOMAS DAVIS. RICHARD. WEBB. TVich Farm, tfc. in the parish of Ckristchurck. O he LETT by PRIVATE TENDER,— WlCJK. FARM, consisting of a good farm- house, all requisite cut- buildings, and about - 150 acres of arable, mea- dow, and pasture land. Also an ESTATE, of about 40 acres, adjoining,— possession of which may be had at Michaelmas next,— and of the Farm at Michaelmas 1810. Descriptive particulars, and the terms of letting, may be seen at the office of Mr. Baldwin, in Ringwood or Christ- church. f4172 CH- ITTE. RNK, NEAR HEYTESBURY, WILTS. TO he LETT by TENDER, and entered upon at Michaelmas next,— A small FARM, consisting of 170 acres of Arable Land, with 124 acres of Down, ( the greater part tythe free), with large and commodious Farm Buildings ; also theTYTHES of Hay, Hay Seeds, Lamb, and Wool, &(:'. Sic. of two large and extensive Parishes. The whole to be lett together or ir. two or three allotments. Would suit a dealer in cattle < ir sheep, therd being a plentiful supply of hay, with suitable accommodations. Matthew Hutchins, at the George Inn, Chiiterhe, will shew the premies; and, sealed tenders may lie. left with Mr. Reeves, landlord of the said fhn, on or before Monday the 21st instant, when the Farm ivill be lett, The tirm for two, four, six, or eight years, optional with either party, upon giving a full year's'notice. [ 4385 NFIAT BCHILITJ LETT Pleasant Situation, near ih. mseyz LETT,, and entered upon imnirediatelv,— AT T - HOUSE, in s, ood repair, with Gar- den and Pi a; through , tfte centre of it flows a never- failirg stream, eerrowed . from tile pure waters', of the Test, whit'. is w 1 stocked with trout.— A few acres of Laud may be had, if required.. For particulars apply, at Clement Sharp's cabinet and. up- h'olsterv warehouse, Romsey. [ 4082 BERWICK FARM, WILTS. Hpo he LETT,— A desirable CORN add SHEEP ft FARM, upwards of 40o i. ratute acres, for Seven Years, frb'ih Lady .}• next, inthepmsh bf Berwick Bstssett, upon the road from Devizes to SwiuJon, 1.) miles from the former, and 7 from the latter. v For viewing the same appi- to Mr, Painter, the present te- nant; and offers for taking ( landlord keeping the buil- i - tss in repair, and paying land- tax and properfy- lutvj to be made in writ., 1? p ' St pud) to Mr » MOMC, sslicit. r. Nfo. 1, Staple Inn, London, before the 10th of September next. [- 1216' I TO be 1 GREi? 4252] ORcriBsmx sr. gkorge, inclosuue. The sole Commissioner named and ' appointed in and by a' certain & ct of Parliament, made and passed in the 4!> th year of the reign of hs pres out . Majesty, in titled, " An Act for inclosing Lands in ( he, several tytbihgs' of Or- chestou St. George, and Eistoti,, in the. parish of Orcheston St. George, in The c uinty of Wilts," do hereby give notice, - that I have, bv virtue ail. 1 in exeeuo iu of the p wers given as well hy the sa. 4 Act as by a Certain. Act of Harliam nt, made and passed i-. i the - ilsi vear of t'st r. ign'of hi, said Majesty, inri- tleH, '- An Act er eonsohdat- ng in one Act c rtain provisions u^ LIy , inserteii in Acts of" Inalosure, and fcr facilitating the l iiodc of proving the severe! facts usu illy required on the passing of such Acts,"' s. t o-; t and ap. x intcd the public Cur^ riage Hoads and Highways throuuh wnd ov. r the lands an ! grounds by the - first m - i. tinned Act intended to be divided, allotted, and ir. clos. d, in manner directed by the said last- mentioned Act-— the genelal lines of which roads . are herein- after described : ' th t.- is to say) One public Carria."' Road, r f the breadth of 80 feet, com- mercing at its usnai entrance fjora Maddlnjton Common Field into t'v p rish of Ore iest. cn St. George, and extending north westward in i'r, usual track till it enters the parish of Tii.- head, t le same being part of i'.-. L public highway leading from Msjddi. gton towards Tilshead. One otht r public Carriage Road, o; the breadth of SO feet, commencing at the west end of an ancient lan'C called Smail- wav, and extending Westward in its usual trai'k till it unites with the pu'- lic road leading from Maddie. gton towards Chit- terne and Warminster. One other pttblie Carriage Road, of the breadth of BO feet, commencing at the bottom of Orcheston 1 lit), and extending westw . rd in ts usual track up the same hill till it unites with the last- dtscr: bed road. And one other public Carriage Road, of the breadth of 30 ft. commencing at its usual entrahce at the south corner of Blevr- don D vvn, and extendingnoithward to its usual entrance on Elston Down, the same being part of the public road leading fr, om lilston towards- Devizes, And I th hereby also give Notice, That I have prepared a Map, in which such intended roads are accurately laid down and described, and caused the same map, being signed by me, , to be deposited with William Hughes, of Devizes, in the county of Wiits, gentleman, my cicrk, for the inspection of ail persons concerned. And that 1 have appointed, and I do hereby appoint, a meeting or sitting, to be holden by me, at the George Inn, in the parish of Sbrewton, in the county of Wilts, on Monday the 11th day of September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon-— at which meeting or sitting all such persons -- S may be injured or aggrieved by the setting out of such roads may attend. Arid 1 do he reby further give notice, That 1-- shall, at the said meeting i. r sitting, proceed in the further execution of the purposes of the first- mentioned Act,— Witness my hand this lst of August 1803, JOHN GALE. ( Witness) Witt. UM HOGHF- S. , [ 1268 GILLWGHAM AND MOTCOMBE INCLOSURE. I JOHN BILLINGSLEY, the sole Commissioner named and appointed for carrying into execution an Act of Parliament matleand passed in the 4nth year, of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled " An Act for inclosing lands in the several parishes of Gillinghan: and Motcbmbe, in the county of Dorset;" and also, for canying into execution such of the powers as are contained in and by ttn Act of Parlia- ment made and p'. ssed in the list year " of ths feign of his present Majesty, intituled " An Act for consolidating in one Act1 certain provisions usually inserted in Acts of Inokisure, and tin; facil; tnt; ng the mode of proving the several facts usually r- quired on the p . ssing such Acts," ns are not varied, altered, or otherwise proviaecrfor' by the said first mentioned Act,- do hereby give Notice, that I' shall hold my first Meeting" for carrying into execution . the powers of the" said Several Acts of Parliament at the hbu - tif Jam s Matthews, being the Phoenix Inn, i-. i Gillingh^ n aforesaid, on Monday the2! st dav of August ntxt, at- eleven o'clock in the forenoon; at which meeting it is intended to appoint a Banker, or some other proper person, in whose hands all monies are to be deposited which may be raised by virtue of of under the said Acts.——- Arid 1 do farther give Notice, that I sfnll ponfinue to hold my said meeting on that and the'three following ( lavs; when all persons having or claiming any land's ( where there are two or more properties within one fence); commons, leasowes, or other rights or int jr- sts in or upon any lands ofgrounds within the- said parishes of Gillmghain'and Motc. imbe, or the ham- 1 ts or tytfiings oi'- Boufton,' MiUo'r.- apon- Stour, or any Other . place within the aforesaid parishes or either of them, by the said respective Acts directed or authotized to lie divided, allotted, or inclosed, are hrrr- bv r quit, d to deliver o: ca** se. to. be deliver: d to n. e the said Commissioner, an account OT schedule in writine, signed by them orsopi, person Of persons on his, her, or their bfrhaif, of such their respective rights, inter; its, or claims ther . specifying or describing the tene- ments, lands, or grounds- n respect whereof they respectively cl> im to be e'ui'j-.-: and the paiish, hamlijt; tything, or . place1 • wherein th same are situate, together With " the names of the occu; • ' ,- r occupiers of'the same ten. n,. fits, Iun. is, ' • oad grtnirids resfiectively,- and the'actual - r co. mputed quan- tities c' .. • same i- mds orgroundi. andescribing also foe, wh'f • ales, ttrms. or interests- ti .• st, : o- oectiv'ely claim, ti,-- . tie, distuigUishirg rrop.'. e- .. her such part or parts • ley claim for. freeiiol- l, le -,,.-: m, .,: - customary or copy- jsold interests.— And I her - 1 v uii'ii't < iv Notice, ti. at all and .-- very person or persons n - it -:. uit in laying sueb claims before me the said (\>; m., jr'al- mv said,- meeting tq be held as above me-- i siiali or m; y, he toi dly bajr.' d and excluded from ii o > ijt arid advantage in of to any Sh ne, division-, or iiOt-. iir. r < h th- lands atuhorize I . r io.- t. n: i<- d to be divided- • .;: •-.'- a, pursuant to » h-.- A t of ( Parliament above referi.- U to,— X> ated tlfis tilk drey- of July. I « . KI. 6970] ' '" JOHlNf BIL£ INGSI£ V:; VI ARCH WOOD, near SOUTHAMPTON, npo be - LETr, and. femdretl on immediately,— A I. neat Brick end Tiled DW/ iLulNG HOUSE, cpnsist- jng ot two neat front parlours, kitchen, cellar, & c.; tbr- e good bed and a servant's r , om ; a good garden, well stocked, with fruit trees, and about one acree of pasture land, with cOmmon and - forest rights, situ. te. at Marcbwood, in the parish of Elin :, in the vicinity of Southampton and River. For view of the same and particulars apply to Messrs. A. andJ. Saunders, at Eling, Hants. ' [ uo- 16 COMPLETE SPORTING SEAT, HAMPSHIRE, npo be LETT, Uiifurnishsd, for a Term- of Years, i- . and may be enteiedupon immediately, An extensive MANOR, with a very goad FAMILY MANSION- HOUSE, Coach houses, Stabling, and Offices of every description, complete dog- kennel ar., 1 boiling- house, with a stream, of water running through it, gardens, ornamental plantations; hi t- house and green- house", a large paddock and pleasure grounds, with titi excellent -, trou(> streimi running throVgl} t'n: m, formed into la roe and very ornamental sheets of water, most amply stored with trout and other fish ; and any quan- tity of the sill- rounding meadow and pasture land may be had. The Manor is most abundantly stocked with game, with several packs of fox- hounds in the neighbourhood :— the pro- perty and residence of„ the EAKI of CLANKICARDE, lately deceased. The Estate is situate at Wamfijrd, in the county of - Hants, between and distant about ten miles each from'Peters field, Alton, AlresforiJ, Bishbp's Waltham, and Winchester, in a beautiful part of the country, and aoout sixty miles from London. Applications may be rr. ede to R. L. Appleyard, Esq. Lin- coln's Inn, London, or to Mr. Stares, Bishop's Waitham, Hants. [ 4244 ' po be SOLD by AUCTION, at the oWd SL Itftt, At Erie StokeJ in the' ounty of. Wlts, ' en frid v tfie 18th jf August, 18011, at one o'clt ok,—' The REVfiRSIOS in FEE, expectant on trie de of a Lady afed 5.9 years, ol a capital CORN and DAIRY FARM, situ te within a rim f-' nee, Tyth;'- free, in the said parish of Krle Stoke, r. ii J PUONELI, FA KM ; consists. IG of a good Farm house. Stahlesi Cow- houses, Barns, 4£ c. and A. R. P. <>' Closes of Pasture Land 74 o 0 6' Closes ot Moad \ v ditto 7(! 2 1 S Closes of Arable ditto io 3 » , iai i 4 And 1 Close of A rable adjoining, infliel parish of MJrssoh ( TyfheaSleJ / s tSG 0 24 The above.' Farm is in tile occupation of Farmer Deane, ( who will shew the same), and- is s. ttote oirfiles from De- vices and .9 from Warminster. A plan* may be Set n by applying at the Office of Mr. solicitor, Chippenham, Wilts. [ 4I- S ! . LOWER KEYKORP, FROME. TX) be . SOLD by AUCTION', by Mr. ^ AUDINO; : A on the premises, without reserve,' on W'. diiJH- v the;, i( 5tif of August is' 09, arid following . iav,—' I'll • i IOOSCHOI O FURNITURE, n- iv ar..! BreViine tjtrnsiis, ami- r'- mamdeil of the FARMING StOCK. " f the late JOHN ST- EVPKS, 1 consisting of mahogany and other eh-. i s dinihr and tea ta' ! - r, ' chests' of drawers, bureau, carpets, pier and s'. vitv, sl. ws,') tea trays and waiters, four- post bedstead, witlvfurnit'ure, laree 1 TO be LETT, with immedia'. e possession,— A very pleasant and convenient HOUSE, situate on Woodsidc- green, called Lower Woodside Cottage, within three- quarters of a mile from Lvmington town ai d half a mile from the Isle of Wight channel, and in view of the Needle rocks ; at the backet the house is a large garden well stocked with fruit- trees and kitchen vegetables of almost all sorts ; and at the back of which garden is a meadow field of nearly two acres, with a coach- hope and stable built thereon large enough for five horses, and aaothe r grass field of nearly one acre, within a quarter of a mile of the house. The kitchen at:"..'-- ck- kitchcn are large, and have sundry Fixtures therein, s. i Ji as a smoke- jack, Ijtj. o rangt crate and deep ash pit nn- cr it, with a brewing or washin. - copper and clamp- kiln, and sU; dry 6ther fixtures, which, with the Garden- crop, must - 1 taken at a fair valuation. - And there is also an oven and fi'. e small pantrii,, arid a fine spring- water pump in the back- kitchen. In the parlours . are a' tew beautiful pictures and prints, and a smii! 1 quantity of very handsome furniture, and which must also be taken at a fair valuation. For a view of th,- whole premises apply ;. t the house, on Woodside- green ; an * for' verbal enqii'irv of Mr Brown;-, solicitor, in Lymingttin town; but all letters must be post paid,, or they will not'be received. [ 4Hyy DORSEtSiiIRE, FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, < 11114 tOrTHOLD ESTATES. TO be SOLI),— A very desirable ... '. improvable Property, consisting of a MANSION- HOUSE, en' LOSGBREDV- HOUSK, the late residence ot the Rev. John Richards, deceased; with coach- houses, stables,- and other convenient out- buildings and ofScfs of every description ; walled and kitchen gardens, hothouses, and pleasure grounds, comprizing about ,9 acres, . and about ,90 acres of other Land usually occupied therewith. Also,— The adjoining MANOR, or reputed Manor, of LITTON CHENEY, divided into different Farms, two of which are lett at - rack rent to responsible tenants, and the remainder for lives, comprizing upwards of 1000 acres of arable, mea- dow, pasture, and woo l Land. Also,— The PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the RECTOR* of LITTON. CHENEY, with an exceeding good Parsonage- house and upwards of lpo acres of glebe Land, and with the Tithes, estimated worth i' 500 per annum; the present in- . cum bent aged 65 years and upwards. These Premises are situated about nine miles from Darchcs-, ter, and nearly the same distance from Weymouth aad Brid- port, through part of which runs the great western turnpike road, and are estimated to be worth jfciioo per annum, exclu- sive of the Advowson. . The whole of this Property will be SOLD bv PUBLIC AUCTION, iu lots, by Mr. JOHN WAUR, at the'BuH Inn, Bridport, Dorset, on Tuesday the 16til day of August inst. a" t one o'clock in the afternoon. ' f- 2924- David White, tnc woodman at Ashley Farm, will shew the Premises.— Printed particulars of the lots, and further, in- formation may be had by application ( personally, or by letter, post paid). to Messrs. Drews and Loxham, New Inn, Lon- don; - or to Messrs. B. and T. Fox, B-. a- ninst'er, Dorset; at both of which places plans of the several lots may hesc.- h. YATELY, HANTS, rfo be SOLD by AUCTION, by HENSY MALI., Jl at tiie White Lion Inn, at Hartfo. rdbrjdge, on " friars lay the. 17th day of August inst. at five o'clock in the afternoon. IN THitEE tors, unless an acceptable offer be made in the mean time,— Lot 1.— A Capital DWELLING- HOUSS, fit for the recep- tion of a genteel fam'ly, witn good walled- iu garden, vaid, coach- houses, stabks, barns, and other out- buildings," and about MO acres of arable, meadow, pasture, and. coppice ground belonging, in the occupation of Charlton Dennis, Estj. the proprietor; and also two Cottages standing on the estate, occupied bv labourers, with a barn, yard, and garden" belonging to each. Lot 2.-. V good DWELLING- HOUSE, tad about six acres of meadow land adjoining, in the occupation of the Rev. Mr. Caswail. Lot 3,— A convenient DWELLING- HOUSE upon a small scale, and four acres of meadow land adjoining, . now iti the occupation of Mr. Tobias 1 lewett. Tile two last. lots have good gardens, yards, stabling, c- sacti- houses, and . : ther convenient offices attached, and the whole are in excellent repair. Very valuable and extensive Common Rights belong to'the sev ral lots. Yately is a healthy spot, 83 miles froni'London, about a mile out of the w stern road, 1.5 miles bom Windsor, ,12 from Heading and Fanlh im : is in a gent - el uc. pi. iio jrnood, a fine sporting country, w thin 8 miles of the kennel of the rnyal hunt, and 3 of the military, college at Sandhurst, and the ro. i is in the nei ihboutliood are excellent. The estate is Copyhold of Inheritance, h- ld of the manor of Crondal. 1, in . Hants, - and is riaacly equal to fret- hold. Poss ssion may be had of the premises m the occupation of' ti e proprietor t Mjchaelmas next. T.. e premises may be viewed on application to the Pro- 1. prietor, every morning between the h-.- urs of. ten and four; n. n-. i fu- ther partiemais may be h » a the . Proprietfu the ' -:', : ' r, or Messrs'. Raggett and Cole, solicitors,'(' liiiani, j timet' of wiiom will treat tor wc salc » - [ 4< jo'tJ 0 k coffers, clock* and al nnm, pi. r of capital pistols by Ri chards with mould and screw c niplctc, p.- wt r d. sh- . s anil plates, glass, garden roller, gla . s hjhrs and frames, wat < pots, malt mill, timber chains, b - er ho'jsh.-. ids, pipe, and other casks and stands, quantity of ; l n shelves, thither with an assortment of alfth-: neo.- ssary kitchen n o . yr r:__ TV, 5 dairy and brewing utensils ixjmprise fw. crqiital ch.- ese presses and vats, two m'lk leads and peveril tu's. fen. Iks a: d stands, quantity of pails, butter Churn, large brass p. rt, coolers, silts, mash. tub, to. and all in excellent oondition. The remainder of the Stock- includes one 1 , r., • tick of well- made clover and ray in the. Home Cli se, on • si ei; of prime hay neat the grove, one'- stack an i a lar• rick , f very valuable ditto at Felthnm Hill, in the whole about 70 tons ; about - 2$ acres of oats, and 4 acres of bailey, b th now growing at ditto ; and a variety of us. ful and d iuiest; c articles. The sale will commence at eleven o'clock with the furni- ture, Stc. and the hay and corn will be sold at three 011 Wed- nesday precisely. [ 4- 251 ISLE OP WIGHT. npO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. TOCKKR, I JL and I'ITTIS, at the Bugle Inn, in Nwport, on Satur- day the lPth of August, isn't, at five o'cl - c: c in the after- noon, The following CLOSES or PARCELS . f LAND, and CO T TAGES, situate iiiinu- hately under Carisbrook Castle, ' 1 the parish of Car's'srook, in ti e said Isle of Wight, and adjoining the Castle Lands/ Lot 1.— A Close- or Parcel of Meadow or Pasture Land',, with the Shrubberies ami Plantations thereto adjoining, called Cooke's Pieces, including a Piece of " Land which was formerly a public road or way, called Clarkon- lane, situate on the east side of Carisbrook Castle aforesaid, and containing to- gether 6 A. 3 R. 3- 2 P. N. B.— About three quarters of an acre of this lot is Leasehold for a term of 2000 years, at a pepper- corn rent; the remainder'is Freehold. Lot 1.— A Freehold Close or Parcel of Meadow Land, called Moorlands, adjoining Mr. Major's mill- pond, con- taining3 A. 2 R. yi'P.. N. B.— This lot is subject to an annual paymentof 2(. lfljr. titf. during the life of Mary Benham,. a » ed about sixty years. Lot 3-— A Freehold Close or Parcel of Meadow or Pasture Land, wit!) a huge Marie- pit and Shrubbery adjoining thereto, lying on the north side of. Carisbrook Castle aforesaid, end containing 1 A. ! R. 11 P. Lor4.— A Freehold Close or Piece of Meadow or Pasture Land,- with a substantial 3arn and Stable lately erected there- on, called Linch, situate on the north side, of Carisbrouk Castle aforesaid, and containing <> A. ' 2 R. - 1 P. Lot 5.— A Freehold CloSe or Parcel of Meadow or Pasture , Land, ca| led Clatterford- butt, situate on the west side of the Castle aforesaid, containing I A. lit. Dtp. Lot ft.— A Freehold Cottage or Tenement and Garden, called Snudden's Cottage, situate on the north side of Cans- brook Castle aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Th'os. Snuddeu,- as tenant fcoai year to year. Lot 7.— The Reversion in Fee, subject to the lives ef Wm. Harvey, sen. aged about tif> years, ar d Wm. Harvey, jun. aged about 88 years, of a Cottaee or ' Tenement, Garden', and Butt of Land, called Harvey's C- ttuge, situate on the north side of Catisbrook Castle aforesaid, containing 1 A. I R. 9 P. and now in the occupation of tiie . said Wm. Harvey, sen. Lot x The Reversion in F o,. subject to the lives of the said Wm. Harvey, sen. and Wri. f •"'•'• v, jun. of a Pieco of Garden Ground, situate on ': 1 1 side of Ca isbrook Castle aforesaid, containing O A- 1 R. 10 P. and now alsvnn the occupation or the said Wm. Haivey, sen. Nany of ( he lots are very beautiful. y situated, and have been laid out and planted v- m great tn- te and elegance, and are peculiarly adapted for the ornamental cotVage. N. B.— l'osse- jion of all the lots, except lots 7 and> 8, will be given. at Michaelmas next. For' furt' er pa'rticula- sapplv to Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, ' nlieitnrs, Newport,- Isle of Wight, at whose office a ( Hanoi t; . property may be seen ; and for a view of the premises to Mr. I'homas Snudden, at Carisoroo/.. f4nO" n: ItCA'Tnn ( BY I'EKMISSIO' J TO HIS MAJESTY. This day we:' published, iu one r< ' 3vo. price 105. boards, REMARKS m, various TLX • ^ of SCRIPT- UKE. By EDWARD POPHA T, D. D. Recur V Cflter, » Ve.. Printed'for F. C. and J. Rivingtoo, No...( 72, St. Paul's Church- yard, London ; and sold by ML ts. Erodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Sa| islptry. 13073 f- Mr. COBBETT, WARDLG, ami the Priiuc KBETINGSI ! This day i) published, puce 9s. Bd,-' - OBSERVATIONS 0.1 the political Tendency of the late public Meetings for returning Thunks to G. L. WAKDI. B, Esq. with Remarks on Mr. COBIIETT.' S Address to the People of H- ampshire, and oil the Proceeding's and Reso- lutions of the fleeting which at'eerwards took place in that county and in Wiltshire. By a SOUTH BRITON. Turn deniaue homines nostra hdeltigimus bona., Cum'ifUce in bottslate habnimus, ea amisimufk— PLAUTUS. • London : Printed for J. Stockdalr, Pall- Mall. ___ This day is published, by Darton & HaiVsg, Gracecliurch- slreet, {. ondon,— in - l « mo. Price 4s. in boards, ARIETY:. or, SELECTIONS and ESSAYS J consisting ® f Anecdotes, curious- Facts, interesting Nai « ratives, with occasional Reflections. By PRISCUXA WAKEFIELD. Also, p it - published, for- Schools, Us. bound, A HISTORY of FRANCfc, fro.- i the ' commencement til j the reign of Clovis, in 431, to the Peace of Caiiipo Formio,' j iu 1797, in a series of letters, £ l9 » 7- This day is published, in ' Svo. price 7s. in boards, HPHE ilRlCKLAYERS's GUIDE to the MEN-. IJ I. SURATION of all sorts of BRICK WORK, acctirdi-. r- ' 0 the LONDON PRACTICE; with Obs, nations Wl Cause's' and Cure of gftjojey • Chlpinies, the Formation of I Drgihs, and the h « t eonsffUM'sifl Ot OVENS to be heated 1 with coals. Also a rsrtFfy of fimct't-. , tl and 0? sful mformatio^ on this important branch of tiic Bnilifi^;, Ar » -- Illustrated by vatious Figures and nine Ccpocr- plafts. By T. W. DK'AK", Architect Printed ferj. Taylor, at Hit Architectural Library, No. Hien Holborn. . f » - irV „^ erc ma>' ¥ haJ'' TAVLOR'S BUILDERS' PRICE BUUIv, corrected and new atrmged. ' Price 8s. Gd. sewed. This day is publish, dy in a neat and dosely printed rotH'c smull octavo, containing Ten useful Plaits, price " s. ml. in ' Ootqds, a new Edition of ANew SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed upon Principles ofBconnmv. and adapted to ti e Use of private families. Comprising also the Art of Car; Onserv-. uions on the. maiiaiieme.- i of'. the Dairy, antt poul ii Yard ; Instructions * pr Hoine Brewery, Wines", See 1 ookeiy for the Sick and for the Poor; many very useful misjclla j's Receipts and Directions proper to I'e given to Servants both a town and country. To which is prlfisfcd, ao Es « i. v on D « . mestic Economy and Household Management, compr sing 1 many observations Which will be found particularly useful 10, the , mistress of a family. * ' BY A LADY. " This is really one of the most practically useful books of J • any which wc have seen 011 the subjec'i Tlv; 1 rty who 1. s written it, has not studied how to form ntpensfv ificlt:' f r luxurious tables,/ but to combine elve. tmv w '.!• ' n She ha. liven her directions in a plan, •• . . . ner every body can understand 5 ahd these r< ' • t nfin.- d merely to cookery, but are extended to a . fy i . j< nsln U: • in families ; by which means the utiiin .. f the bo k is v.- ty much increased indeed."— Anti- JaeoHn btciew, At< g&<>. Printed for'James Murray, 33, Fleet- street1, Lond , V. Constable and C;. Edinburgh ; Wo- ian and Commit • Di!)- 1 in ; Brodie, Dowding/ ard Lcxiord, Salisbury ; uvf be had of every bookseller and oew-' in. ni in t wn and . . un r,'. Qfu- lvm, - JIO. O/ be had, j: r, l, t, nbKshrd, 1. Mrs. C i . TOM'' '.*:.'•' " ir vols. stnaS8v » . ISt, « •. LADY's LIBRARY, « vo. puce U, pis i ' j AND GENERAL ADVhHTiSEIt OF WjLTS 1 ! Ill I I Friday's anfI Saturday's Posts. — Jr* « a » <~ FOREIGN NEWS. t . VlEI-' NA, Jttfy 18. npHE Emperor visited yesterday the field of the > « battle of Wajp'ain. His. Majesty was struck with JL. grief at the dt- plarable state to which tbe fire of tyuh armies has reduced ihe neighbouring villages ; and, it 3- - aid, ordered every possible a- bistance to be afforded to v')!.- ir inhabitants. A net deniand. lbr lii. it and rags has I) ,- n made on the citizr- m of Vienna. Too many praises' (••; n: i') t be be- towed on ladies of that city, for . their >.: ( ii a: id humanity in obeying, and even anticipating the i:. • •• ions of the (^ verv. it,• for the relief of the m- i ded.- The greatest y.-:' i of the ahny is about to i".. - nip, and ihe. v already': egin• to build barracks for the l'<-,• •• ri: d •?;:•.•.'. The noiationA proceed, and the little v, i mnutiun that tran- pires. aithfHxgfb by - no means authen- l; , f. unoient to disr. e! c-: iry approhepsioti of the renewal •• utilities. - Many necessary and eonsiderab( e sacrifices, ii the ; rt of Aii- t; ia, arc mentioned ; but theV are the ] . of rxiaoe, which ^ ean only be obtained and secured r ; h. them. It is alio sti't. cci, that the. Emperor Francis k to send 60,000 men to join the French army ii/ iin •• ditten '.>< am* t TtU koy ; but? this is merely a, rumour,' v.' : ch wants confirmation. ' LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11. tVis Papers to tile 31- t nit. were received last night- I i . contain the 2.9th Bulletin, which is dated on thi 22d .."'„. and at that'time the French • Eipysrdr'stil} continued « ir' » his troops in the- vicinity of the Austrian capital. . It • T il c. t- s that Use Armistice bad occasioned some discussion ir > in the- fortress of Gratz not having been ffiven up. I'les- Ii, hewenT, is already occupied by Frriich troops. The Austrian official account of the battle Of Wajram, v^- ieb lias beci published, does not materially differ from that ' f the enemy. Ilaiftborgh Papers to the Cd instunt, Prague to i' 5th nit. a d Berlin to the c? th'ult. were received i -. is morning. Tfc. lre are reports that, the Preliiiytia- • t s of Peace ' have b'elm signed, and tile terms are even t< - nti med; but the I at t accounts lVi m Vienna-, which a/ - of the 13th u't. state, that the asocial ions had not r s been hroir. ht' til a c. iflHusiim.— The Tyrolians con- t. . e hi-. tilities 011 thebattks- nf the Iser and the Leth, in f e of ti;: 2 Armistice, :'<.-•: ai » » s hive • ••" n r-' ecived, this mOtning, from r. • • m 1 ^ 1 mhi: iU'd by Lord Chatham, of fhe.& th. inst *> \ • i •-<• - !' : i . ; j; was then carrying 0: 1 with activity, • ' 6uU? h the enemy wa » taVmi:- n erv Treasure for its de- :•>.'.— A su'Lic t . b- made from FKi- hing, in which, ( eVer, the eic- my was repulsed i^ fh \"' eyy consider. e- 1 .- • I i i kiilotl, wou . ded,- ami pi- isoneis'; and'we afterwards 3 . k po- sessroii of a very important post liOrei'to the ' toivuJ • ti.- h iwtl : sen occupi. d by the etij'. niy. The weather had ! n so-, teia;. e tu. ius that our fleet had not been abfc to .. >...,., i- nt . the divi « i'> i$ of the Marquis of fff'. tttley ajid I:.- Varl. f k had been landed in South Beveland. ' trie York art'. t » « last night . in the Downs, . f( 0ii) '' sier'ffct, » i! h Fi'Kieh'prisoners 011 board. On th^ . • r: ie _, of ttie : th, Flnsiiintf was vigorously bomb'aVdedi. To.' enemy matte tnothtr sSrttc, but was repulsed with ft .: i'; deisab; e hjs , and about 300 prisoners wei'c taken. I lis M.' Jfsty's ship La Loire, with the Windham, V ; o: f,. Char- ltoii, Sir Willi.- nrj Falteney, and Nurtbamp- • r, 1 f t i-. ueii. > Vr . vernuce and Melville whalers, • ved& t Madeira rxi. the. 18' h. ulr, Sin John A'ooe. e.— The Marqui- He RomanJlras eaused ' - y sp* it'"- di.> Monumi'nt to be erected to the memory of ? ' John Moore, in a coitspieOous situation, to which tlie .. ..; s of1 tlte. lamented h ro h. fve been removed, from t ; • 1 bseure place witer- Hiey wei'e deposited in the fortress o:' • itrnna. The inscri^ tiOw t> n the Monument si^ nifirfs » t it is ereeti d " To the . Glory of the English General t! lore, antf his vaiixnt Coiiutrymeu," M: oDLESE! t Mebtinc?:— A numerous meeting " of the !' • holier, of ( hw eouuty took jifacu on Wednesday,, at th- Mecmaiit, fjaeknev:" Mr. SheritS Sinith staled ttot the meeting was summoned t'otake into consideration such propositions for reform as wuhl secure tha reality ariTihe uiae of representation in t: i. » Commons How of fir'najnieixt. ' ' !: ij rCa'rtwrijht then eaniL- forward^ and after eotn- biii. ij lite various oigee^ iyns tTiit had been made to parlia- . iemarv. ref irm, moved a vKnc'ty of resolutions, stating in - » . i ' a. tce, " that in the year ! 7i* 3, it. hjd'. beeri offered to • S • jeoved the bar of the- House of toiumons, that. 151 i. idii- iiluvds returned 36? Mejtibur. s of that Ifuu- e ; tlixi a f. u'^ e proportion of theMeinJjers of that fhntse > vere place- oi-; l and pensiiwiers; and to. o' ehatiks should be voted to Sir Frauejs Bunlett, forcMlnijr th » attention of- Parliament ? o the subject of reform ; - and he should btj fuijuefcted I t > hein j it forwarj enrlv in the - it session." " I Mr. Hare Townfhend seconded these resolfltinns, ap- 1 - statrd that it was hii inte/. tiou tv move a petition to i'ar- li inent. , '{' lie resolutions were carried, witfc only one or two dis- » • . tlent, voices'. 1 Mr. Holt White read the petition proposed liv Sir. Ilari" ri"'; vil. sh..; iid, which was adopted ; nil upon the motion of ' i. Holt While, it was resoHvd, ' that Sir. . Byng and. Mr..' Wtliish, the Represent lives for tliti esmuty, be ii^ truete'd II present and suppoit the same. V. r. Byng prom: ed tliat. it shouhl have his hearty up. p » rt; and Mr. Mellish said, if the^ prcyiosed reform caiu- ci I ' d \ vitli his sentimenfc. lie. would t- a-?. for* it. Major ( an wii - ht pfopo- ed a ;> etition o hi. i Majesty, an<! i-' - o a vej- v long; one, whteii h;- ii. el prepared, embnaeing » ' i tli" subjects connected with reforre, and • variety of hi., oi.' al p:.-!- tts, as far hack as ; ne first Mdwnrd ; hut it be t :" objected by Mr. Townshend and Mr. Wait. hman that a pot: o> u so vohunuiotfs requiied inore'e r. isifleration titan < » » ul& ). e givei) it at tfab antieg, the Major consented to » " ftij." r » v it. ' ' • . ' i li » u: s were voted to Mr. Byng, Majos Cartwiijht, and th-^ Slnrvrs; after wfcieb tlK! nr » eefiu^.-. 9is dii- olvod. .-' MltC+'. lHC.— The following ace. u- nt is now given t. f a. (-" ansacti^ ii which has before l- ei noticed, and' which i j yrf - s. inewhat iilvoltedTn obscurity:—-"" Three 1' nests ot tea, a box of valuable jewel . live' chests of ilk', and othei c.'. stly ofiortai eummodilie*, broughthptmc in the Culto. den, jo r'. ea'is, won: seized a rhoi t time s: i: ce by the. otlieert e e: a- Plymouth, ai. d l::. v * been condemned: The > j; i- rvis f of i'. tei-. e, in whos" enstody^- tbo goods- now-^ ve, ah- made tin: seizor", will, it is = aki, get 5006/. for hi 1 . hare, being one- third of the stuosnu of the eSnkuio- diies." The Copenhagen • Prrze- m-) n'.' y has only lately been paying. T'oe t aoia'ns' share; dmourtt to. 735/. 17 « . bV. U falls tar short > 4- iljeir « tpefctatiou. Many of ihcnf ivd upw . rdi ? » f" HHiO.'. • » . share", previous to the .^ kuuunt of the ili itrib'utvul being j< ii « Avn. \ > nth of th'Kteun. years of aire, the only son of Sir v.„ xPi- iee, Hart, of Brook lfuuse, in'the county" of , and of Westjaoi- elauflHouse, London,, has been • since ilth u'a. missing from the residence of his - usohiie Weitfs. The. young Gentleum will, on hi-- - tr oil' the'a of twen'y- o « e- yer. rs, iecijne possessed o| 11" of ' JK < per annum.— S « « . * » ' - eafe'is now preitiet)! ainooi; Ihe lopp. A stable- a' jjmhishnv Vt ftSryOst- miraea in , th » . course of * '. j- ' i'hev uii di* W'' d dead, while the boy diove tfc"' t W- n'V^ U- V iiiti Chas. : S, in8on;:- 5 « jH . Willian, f\. tn w, dl- kno) » n cha!" C;-- rs, and. p. nt.- d a very COSN- EXCIIANGF., Aug. 11.— This day th re arc several fresh arrivals of Wheat, and tolerable supplies on hand, but few fine samples which are in demand ; other sorts are heavy of sale, at less price, ^ fine Barley rather dearer- Malt dull sale at little variation; tteans of each description likewise'; Oats are in plenty, and excepting fine, are cheaper; Flour as before. MARRIED.] On Monday, Capt. Stisted, of the 13th Light Dragoons, to Miss Buhl, daughter of Colonel Burn, of Exeter.— O11 Tuesday, at Great Tonrington, Francis Kingdon, Esq, to Miss Palmer, daughter of the Kev. Dean Palmer. DIED.]. On Saturday, at her house on Richmond- hill, Lady CTarges, relict of the latfe Sir Thomas'Clarges, Bart, and sister of. the Bishop of Durham.— On Tuesday, in Hill- street, Beflieley- sifuare, after a very long illness, Lady^ Ameiia Hume, wife of Sir A. Hume, Bart, and sister " to the Earl of Bridgevvater. — M5n Friday, Mr. Peter S. vtnons, sen. on eminent merchant of Plymouth.— On Monday, James Nott, Esq. of Ton- Down House," Devon.. — On Tuesday, at Badminton, the iter. Dr. Penny, Chap- lain to. the present and late Dttkes- of Beaufort. riN3 YEAR. np ' BI5H respectfully acquaints the Public, that the I . or. lv Lottery to be drawn Tins YEAR IS the STATE LOTTERY, which will be drawn on; tbe 20th of next Oct. ALL IX ONE DAY. Tickets and Shares are selling; in great variety by his Agents, Mrs'. M' okins, silversmith, Bradford, Wilts, and A. Maud, books Tier, - Amlover, Hams. Tha Scheme is novel, highly approved, and gives an op- portunity, never offers! before, for One \ uml- er to l- e sure to ftSn ffightv T: hi • v '. Pounds. ' There are only 5,000 Num- bers, from'} } o- fl, 00i> {. i Tickets of each number).—. Schemes, with particular, mayabf hadjgratis] as abov e, or at either of Bun's oltl- estubpsb'cd, Offici s in London, No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing^ Ctbss, London, where Capital Prizes to an irn mense'amoilu: have bsen sold,, shared, and registered; and where « par. sons i-' i the country may be supplied th. es. tme as if present, by sending- their orders ( post paid) accompanied with good biiis, cash, bank notes, or, post- office orders. Please'to notice tile Lottery Br ; ins and" fi NISHF. S on the BiJth of October, and that day wiil decide £ 200,000 in Prizes. r- j :' i0 k 5 i Pi' ;: heV: irlUKTiHi- i-^ ilg of . ii. yiit of dvlM. O'ih. if the Public, l. y o^ niilj- • r, ie> Coiivieie-. V V' having-. cons]- ired with Joeyh Bjllpck',- John Horner, Re& itl Koi- i-. t,- m> d, W'il » . PoSa rJai^ ft, (,> i!: ; r, iud the Public, in' op(: mn* ft bank at SoOthatnptwp, a'yd. i- uing notu- s under the itv. e of'tbe . Soutiiamfjlon . sod Hampshil- e Bark, aii3~ uijidfr Up " rtrm - of . Wpli Albciij Cnllock, John Id - rner, and Co. .' Tfti Jijdge'ifchtenqjd the parties to twelve months imprisonment, and io° Uahd', itt the - J Jjiilory. At the Norfolk Assiz - s, Sophia Carman, agejjj orJy J9f was capitally convicted, ayd rrreived . sentenee - ofideath, • tor entering the dwclUng- feouse of J.' Spr, Ti'< m'; of- Tashur. jh, and stealing the. rcotlt a cloth cloak, & e. . She wois . after-' wrrd- s reprieved. ' • t- ATAt AcctouS'T.— On Tnesilay, a; ,* fr. ' Cloud, coach ma- tsor, of Hamm- i-^ aritb, Mr. Smith, of Chelsea, and anotli r person, were tfaveRiug in a gig, with twollvorses, on the LxbridgiMoad; . orii of ttiem took flight,, became ; est: ve,- and overturned the vehitle ; Mr. Cloud was fhro. wn . ontMWitb- ewat vieleiiee, several 01 his ribs were broken, .. le vollar- bone was di. lo'- j'ifd,' and his skull fractnred :, he il'e> 1 ( his morning. • Mr. Smitlj also was severely bruised, ... bui. t. ii, tther person ix- eived no uirterial injury. : ave long iieeh jn the STATE LO'ITBRY, To it drawn in. one dt/ e, 20/ A" October. IJERSONS who have bespolie Tickets and Shares in the present State Lottery, but have not yet received them,, are respectfully informed," that . those Numbers are now issued from the Bank, of England, and that it will be'ntces- sary, if they wish to secure them" at the present prices, to take them before the i!) th of August, as after that day the prices of Tickets and'Shares will be raised, and" if the present demand ' cdotj- nueS, " mast' bE much higher before- t- he day'of drawing. Those' whs wish to purchase " more than one! Ticket of- a Number, should make immediate application to prevent disappointment. Present Pri^ e:— Ticket £- 21 11 0 Half...... fll 0 0 I Eighth..... £ 2 17 0 Q- uarter........ 0 13 0- | Sixteenth 1 9 0 Orders for Tic!; ets - and Shares', accorhpanied'by remittances in Bank notes"," or goodbills'at" short dates, addressed to either of SWIFT and CO.' s OFFICES, No. n , Poultry, No. 12, Cbariiig- Cross. or' Ni>. . Dl, ATdgate Hieb- strect,' Lon/ lon," will he immediately executed On the sJine terms as it' the parties « . r.'-' p'res'. n'ti . . . . N. B.— No. other Lottery will be drawn this vear.— The. Scheme contains only' 5000' Nhhibe'rs, and one Nuthbe'r will gain .£' 80,000. • . ' ''--.'.-•' - [ 4253 RUPTURES. TMOODY respectfully informs the Public, that . he continues to manufacture TRUSSES of every de- scription upon the m'ftst approved " and improved principles: and having for a long' series of years, attended to thoap- plicatioh of tliem in t very, variety of ruptures, under the sanction Cf the most eminent or" the medical profession, he with cootie. o recommends them for ease, security, end safety"; arid- ff sSf^ cientiy early applied, he can, in many cases, assure it radical cure. They are applied with the greatest success tb ' the youngest children. In all cases oi' 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- seuption ; and he attends, at moderate distances from Salis- bury, on the most reasonable ' terms.-— Mrs. M. waits oft the Loll s. - Improved apparatus fo" r distorted Spines, and every other part of the body; Bougies of all kinds, Splints fjr-. Fractures, & c; & c. ' .;. | j108J> N. li.— Observe that J. M.' s Trusses are stamped with the words " J. Moody, improved Truss maker, Salisbury." PERUVIAN BiVRK. A. CON's Dr. HUXHAM'S genuine TINCTURE of PERUVIAN BARK, as directed by the Royal College of I'hyruianS, London. This very elegant and efficacious prepar- t'tioiTKasTar ' twenty " years past obtained a most deckled superiority over every other. As a corroborant, 6r strengthener of the sol. ds, . and as t stomachic, and for nervous complaints, it h . s been long unrivalled, possesssin^ the greatest efficacy as a tonic and " febrifuge, and attended'With the happiest eliects when taken after long. f. vers. Sold fiv. S\ S'AS. OliS (" successor to Bacon & Co.) No. 150, Oafor- 1- str et, opposite New Bond- street, Loiidan ;' arid Mess. Bridie, D'^ wdingj and Luxford, Salisbury, in bottles at--.?.*. 9d. and 8s. each. ------ . -[ 2: 2t • BEAUTIFUL IVOMbN. THE greatest "' Blemish to Beauty is SUPERFLUOUS i- TAtHs. on th" FACE, Neck, and ARMS— HUBERT'S ROSKATK . ydxy. OKH ijhAiediatyy removes them : is an elegin't artiejp, periVctly iitrioc^ ntj and pleasant to use. Price • Is. , Aj^^, i'n. Qhcj* jarccl; for is. Split, by . the Proprietor; N) o. 23, Russell- street, Covent- gankn, London V'Wttoles^ l'e'ajRI retail by Brodie, Dowding, and - LuxtorJ,' Canal, Salis- biiry ; and- retail bv Langdon, Sir. r'. ei- ne : I larv - y, Southampton ; HsrMd, fun. Marlbo- rpugb-; - Maud," An. lover Simmonds, Blandford ; Smith, Deviz-' S : Bennett, fltpdon ; Keliev, ay, and Gould, Fording- bridge^ King, Tyu'iTng'ton*; Moor;', Panic; Hodges, Ring- wood ; Hoff'-, Se'Adams, iShaftestoiry;- Randall, Wincanton; v irdy, Vv'ar. tiii" Ster Simons, Stockbrldge ; and . by all the Newsmen and Agent's to ( hr. Joqrria!. [ 4- 2, i TRUSSES FOR' RUPTURES. 7* o t ' ri VontUij and Public in general. J DjGNA W respectfully acquaints the Faculty » and public in general', tlVst thtyniay be supplied vvitp F. LAST1- C and other TRUSSES, of ill Hescriptions ; likewise Su; p:: nso_ rs, 1 ice. Stockings,' itc.;' v.' ith every article in the line - v.- 0 red in thflibateat " mtn'tivr, and on reasonable terms, at hi,; established Manufactory, Xo, % o, New- street, Covent- gardeii, London. W, D. ha » - on sale. a variety of Hunting and Travelling. Bviti,- or. improved principles never before extant, which, 011 rrlul, will. bt1! found superior to any offered to the public. Ako-. bis.- Patent E'., it. tic and othlr difterent sorts of Braces. • Ladies i" vioroc'c, e> Bagk- boatds, Monitors, & c. & c. in • the - first sty!-- of elegante and faAiionv ^• Wholesale, & et: yl, and . for Exportation. [- 1033 FARMS, near . is SUSSEX, npor- be LETT by Tonder, fur. a Terrh of 14 or 21 il- Years,— Two capital I- ARMS)- w$ i Farm Rousess and' every necessary Outbuilding, within three miles of Lewes, in tile parishes of ' Ringmer. and Glvnd ;, one in the possession of Messrs. Hooper, contai, njn5 Rl' « acres 01 Arable, Meadow, pasture, and P >> vn ! fatid, siibj'. vt to Tythes; the other in the possession of Mr. Crunder, containing KJC acres of Arable, Meadow, aVd'' Pasture Land, about ft) acres of the Arable t; the. free.-— Miiy ' be " entered, opon a'tiMichaelmas ( old style) / Jfiio.— The respective teriaftts will shew tin ir land%. " Tenders s- r'alnl Wp- to be wnt to Messrs.' Sirorig, Still, and Ss'. rctuf, 1 . incoln's Inn,- on or before the 5th of November next, of whom, of df'Mr. Weller, at Glyndbourn House, further p3jf. ic, ul. 5. rs may- lie had. [ 4133 •..-; genteil • R.- iiifenfe- for a Family, in a pleasant and healthy part of the li'est of Fnglaael. < Vpo bo Lfitt, for a term of years, and entered I- tmon • immediately,—— A Ipjidsotjie DWELLING; HOUSE; either Furnished or UnfurnTshed folate and linen t » cc'pte « l), With a six- stall stable, eoa. cVliouse, harness- house :' i-: d ' large -' rijbta. a « e( » - a court- yatd lh . fi. onf of the dwelling- house walled in and well planted with; choice frpit- trees, • an i ' a smallgropn- lKwse. XUe dwelling- house consist^ of two entrance- halls pin one of which . is a very spacious and light staircase), lofty and \ yell- pro'p'drtiGn'ed thawing, dinidg, and morning room's ;• smiy or library feet stfuare arid- li feet high, seven convenient . bed rooms and dressing room, with closets, and three .- attic, rooms.- for servants 5 houjsekeeucVs • room, two ,;-; bd liittchens, moat excellent arched larder, lajrge under- ground - aWied wine and beer cellars. Tie prcue • have been lately fitted up by the owner with everv dome' tie convenience, ahd fit for the rerption of a large fam; lv. The houseds situated in the pleasant, marl. et- town of lil'andfordi'on the great,. western toad, from Londcn to the Land's End, and- within , a short distance of that very fa- shionable and much-- frequented watering- place Weymouth, tiie surrounding countrv' v. eiy beautiful and aboun iing with 1 - r.- ic, fox- hounds and several packs of harriers kept in the n ' - hb- iurhood ; th; roads pycicu arly good. Further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Mon- tfav, solicitor, Blandford; it' by letter, postage paid. 1- 4271' IN THE PARISH OF CHRISTCHURCH. ryO lie SOLD, 0: 1 the 18th of September, in one 1 Lot, at . til; Hotel in Christehurfh, unless previously disposed of- by j. r. vate contract,—- Fit\ y- or. e Acrcsot LAND, lately inel . ised out of Winkton Cgmmon, with a substantial new COTTAGE, Stable, and Cart- Jiouv. I'aitbf'the 1 md has bean carefully tilled and is in crop, part is under prepa- ration and marling, and part is planted. Phe whole is Tythe- free. . ' ' -. Also a small FARM, situated at Ne&'. Cfcft, not. far from the above, consisting of about chiit>',: i<- es ofexcelient Land, in the best condition, patteVyioe- f. ee, with a good Cottage, Stablu, Barns; - thi*% Hife forming a veiy desirable and improvable small farm. ~ • Apply to'John Cranstoo; auctioneer, at Riit^ opi. Af'iRtNE rir. l, i,~ ISLF. OF II tofir. TO 1:;'-:<:} LD,— Ail that unique, beautiful" FRF. K-' HOiWiESTATE and MARINE VILLA, at Steeple, in the Isle o: Wight, now in the. occupation of Earl 1?;. irt, tenant at will, comprising an elcgap. t M in. sion- house, coach- house, stables, lawn, garden, and plantations, and about 15 acres, of excellent meadow ar. d pasture land, with a, capital boat- house on the sea- shore. The situation of the above premises is justly esteemed and admired as one of the most picturesque in the kingdom. Applications ' pos' paid) addressed* to Tvlr.- Woriilcy, solicitor, Newport Isle c f Wight, will be attended to. 1.4957 ISLE OF WIGHT. TX) he SOLD,— A sinjrularlv elegant and desirable E. RESIDENXE, comprising a handsome - stone- built DvVelling- house, ' finished in the most. complete manner, and containing excellent and wel'/ proportioned dining ee drawing rooms, library, best and other bed chambers, good eeliars, with every description of attached and detached offices; a Cottage, good garden, and about 1 i acrcs of land. This property is situate in that most enchanting part of the ' Isle of Wight railed the Undetcliff, at a short distance irom the village of Niton, and about 9 miles from Newport, and while it is completely sheltered froni the north by a range of rocks and cliffs, it corftraSmds ! c ftont an unbounded view of the sea, and On either side the most . picturesque views of rock, wood, and cultivated scenery. The roads to Newport arc good', and the whole property is deserving the attention of any nobleman or - gentleman de- sirous oi' a residence combining at once beauty - and con- venience. Further particulars may he had, and the premises viewed, on application to Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, or Mr. Worslcy, solicitors; Newport, Isle of Wight. [- Hoi ISLE OF WIGHT. 71 » Ironmonger;, 1] ratios, and ThiWen. TO be SOLD, with immediate possession,-- A <£ 00d- accusfmed FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWEL- LING- HOUSE, with- convenient storc- icoms, and offices adjoining, completely fitted - up for carrying on the trades of an ironnx nger, brazier, and tinman, advantageously situated near St. James's- rnarke^ in St. Jaan s's- street, Newj-. rt, Isle of Wight, late in the occupation of Wm. Bowes, imnmonsi 1 - Also to be sold,- The entire STOCK in TR ADE of th said Wrn. Bow. s, consisting of bar iron, hoop iron, sheet iron, n'ails, stoves, copper funnels, tin ware, una tin plates, locks, hinges, bolts, atul sundry other articles in the above- tnen- ti'oned trades. The above ptemises ahd stock in trade are well worth the attention of any person wishing to. engage in aljor either of the absve branches ot bhsjjuss. For • particulars enqui" fVf . Mr. Wcrsley, solicitor, Newport,' Isle of Wight 5 if bv Ipt'V. post pt- nd.' N. B: A iieat'Ois, and H. irrirss for sSIev [ 40P3 ISLE OF S IGHT. , TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. TUCKER and PITTIS, erf Monday the 8 : st of August, ISO.' t, at the Green Dragon Inn, Newport, isle of Wight,— All that capital FREEHOLD over- shot WATER CORN- MILL, called WKST Mitt, in the parish of Carisbrooke, with two Wat r Wheels, driving four pair of stones, with a good drying- kiln adjoinmj; a . convenient dwelling- house, with su utile out- offie. g and . arden, exc llent sfabies, barn, coach- hotlse, rai> ge,. hog- styes, and about eight acres oi' rich Mead: w Land. • B.— The above - piill. is capable of grindim;- 10 loads of wheat per wcel; on the avefage, and is veiy desirably situated within half a mile from the town of Newport. For particulars apply, to Mr. Banister, the proprietor, New- port aforesaid.— The sale Will cohainence 4at tour o'clock in the- afternoon-. [ 4- 2.03 » —.— >, •--— i.— ii TO be SOLD by 41j « tlOX; by Mr. WELI. ER, atlheSwdn Ion,' iiWcbes. tt- r, on Friday tb" SSth of AitSffst: Sn% o'clock,— A very neat " modern RESIDENCE, replete with all domestic offices, coach bouse and, stables; in. a'most Complete state of repair; kitclieh garden, extensive . walls, green iiouse, pleasure grounds ornamented - with forest trees, beautiful shrubs, luxuriant . and rich " in foliage ; trie whole measuring nearly three acres, in the centre of tiie city, ol Chichester, late die property of Mrs. Bull, possessing all the advantages and conveniences of a town, with the retire- 1 inent, air, and rural scenery of the country. An early pos- session will be given; the fixtures and furniture may be " taken at a fair valuation. Printed particulars- will be delivered fourteen days previous to the sale, and at the principal inns of the neighbouring towns; of Messrs. Wiestynl v and Son, Patcmoo r t- ovv. London ; and of Mr. Weiki, Chichester. [ 4121 . PORTCHESTER CAS'llE. HHO be SOLD by AUCTION, . by II. IHCKS, on .9. Tuesday the 15th day of August lP'- JP, at elt v- n o'clock in the morning,— The following miscellmeous HOSPITAL STORES, viz. copper fiuuaces, iron kettles, pots, weights, scales and beams, brass pails anil lades ; tin kettles, pots, bowls, larifhorns", lamps, an. 1 shower baths ; pewt r plates, pots, and measures; 54 excellent filtering stones, 2fi washing machines, 67 bathing tubs ( fit for coopers' use) ; horse, carts', and harness ; flock mattresses, pillows, and other numerous articles. The whole of the above artiehs are serviceable, and the most part new.— May be viewed the day before the sale. Catalogues in due time of the Auctioneer, Gosport; and at Portchester. [ 421.9 ' HAMPSHIRE. PARTICULARS of Sixtv- uine Lots of FREEHOLD FARMS, COTTAGES, and' LAND, in the several oc- cupations of . lames Dott, T. H. Scott, Esq. and ot Messrs. Gatcr, Warner, Stnd others, situated in the pSrish of. South Stoneham, within three miles of Southampton : to be SOLD by AUCTION, by GEO. HOOKEY, at thtj New- Idh, West- End, in the Said parish, on the I5ih day of August and* fol- lowing days, the sale to begin precisely at eleven o'clock on each flay.' Particulars. ma'y be had of the Auctioneer, Southampton, and of- Messrs. Blake and White, 14, Essex. street, Strand. London, where a plan may be seen ; and Mr. Apedade. of West- End, will- shew the ptemises. fjp07 MILLiSROOK. Sundry Carriages, Horses, and* Household Furniture. TO iie SOLD by AUCTION, by C. SHARP, 011 Tuesday the 22ti of August, at eleven o'clock, in Mill- brook, near Southampton, exactly opposite the church,— Sundry HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other effects; comprising three feather beds, bedsteads, bedding, mahogany chairs, tables, quantity of Wedgwood's ware, telescope; pair•• of globes, India cabinet, large. Tufkcy carpet, kandsome sofa, pianoforte, marsh tub and cooleie, end a quantity of other articles. At the same time will be sold,- r- a small granary on stones, with inside linings; very complete ; a rick of excellent hay, milch cow, two ploughs, winnowing tackle, two gigs, two phaetons, one chariot, four taxed - cants, two market carts, two Single- horse chaises ( one very complete, with patent lamps,) and harness, and tvv 1 strong geldings. O11 account of the numberof lots, the sale will begin at' eleven o'clock. " [ 4300 DOWNTON, WILTS, and WOOD- GREEN, HANTS, nno be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. Han^ sn, | L at the King's Arms Inn, Downton, on Thursday the 17th day of August instant, at six o'clock in the afternoon, subj- ct to the. conditions which will be then produced,— A neat convenient DWELLING- HO USE, containing two par- lours in front, with a kitchen and brew- bouse behind, and an excellent roomy cellar under t! « : same; three good chambers on tfee first floor, with servants' rooms over; a stable and garden adjoining-, Situated in a dry, healthy, and eligible part of tile street iii East Downtem, a, short distance ii 1: 1 the Church, many years inhabited by the late Mr. Sheffield, sur- geon, deceased, and now occupied by Mr. lievis, ironmonger, by whose permission it may be viewed. The premises are Copyhold of Inheritance, under the manor ofDovvnion, nearly equal to freehold. And also all that FREEHOLD COTTAGE or TENE- MENT, with th. out- buildings, garden, and orchard there- unto belonging, containing in the whole one acre ( more or less)? situate at Wuod- green, in the county of Southampton, within the New Fotest, lately in the occupation of Dr. Tonge; together with one other COTTAGE or TENEMENT, fuel- house, garden, arid One piece or parcel of ground detached, but lying nRjir'. tbe cottage, containing half an acrs ( more or less), situate at Wood- green aforesaid, near the said fifst men- tioned cow . re. The land attached to these cottages is - well stocked with prime fruit trees, and lying in a sheltered situa- ation: a considerable quantity of cyder- may be made from them irt, productive seasons. [ 4li> 4 Further patti. eukrs may be known by application ( if by letter, post paid)-! to Mr.- Woodyear, Solicitor, Downton, •' ' ljS pursuant to a Decree of the High 8. Court of Chancery made IN a cause SN. co'x v. BELL, w-. ih the approbation o; James Stanley," Esq. one of the • Masters of the sa d C - urt, in the month - » f S-- piember r. r* j » at the Phoenix Inn, in Gillingham, in the county of D r-•-. ACii • - marv or COPY HOLD ESTATE of INI 1 iiU ITAN'^ situate in the said parish of Gillingham, called'i. A* ci; . t F. ui. m, late the estate of William Read, Esq. dcce'if ed. Particulars whereof may shortly be had at the said Ma. t i > Chambers i- i S'lufiiKmptOn- buiidihgs, Cnanctr.-- l-. no, don; of Mr. Jackson', at the Chancery- office, Cfn. nai. 1 irte afcresrid ; of Messrs. Pearsons, solicitors, Pump- court. J ' Temple,' OF of Mr. Dyne, . solicitor, Setjeant's- inn, i'leet- stre. t, London; of Mr. Castl. tuan, .. solicitor, Wimbornc- ' Mihstet, Dorsetshire ; of Mr. Butt, or Mr. - Edward Han- jism, in Gill. ingham afc. resaid, where a plan'of tils estate may -.. n 5 " ot Mr. M .-.-. iter, solicitor, Shaftesbury; of Messrs. Messit'. r, solicitors, Vyific'anfoli, Somersetshire; at the Red " Lien Inn, Bcurton, Dorsetshire; and at the place of tale. be SOLD to the best tjidt'er, ( pursuant to a decree of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, made in a. e er.' itled " Gooldmg ajainst Haverfield," before Ab- 1 Moy- v, Esq. Deputy to his Majesty's Remembrancer of the same I ourt),- s. r the Crown Inn, - in the tpwn of Swindon, in th.' county of Wilts, On Monday the 4th day » f, September 1 » O0, at twelve o'clock at noon, All that COPYHOLD MbSSUAGE, TENEMENT, or FARM, called toci. iioa'b FARM, VV. ihin the manor of Mint}', in the county of Gio'ster, WitTi til sevpK- 1 Cottagts, and Cl< scs of Meadow and Pasture Ground to fhe belonging, with the Ap:- utten; inces, situate , V'' h,; i th."; s . 1 manor, containing, by a late admea- surement'therepf, 38*. 3 K. (, i>. Also, by virtue of the stale decree, will be Sold, at the same time and place,— r- Thc principal Scm of too, seen: .. on. the S'. vmdon .;. d Marlboro'. Turnpike, tile interest whereof ' at £ per cent'.) is r.- mlany va: i. Printed particub is ar. d'conditions of » aie may shortly be had ( grate;) of B. C. Williams, Esq. Lmc e.' s- imi- fields; W. Thompson, Esq. in the Exchetpier- oifice, Temple; and at the said Deputy Remembrancer's Chambers, in the same orrce'y likewise of Mr. James Bradford, at Swindon ; at the place <>( sale; and of the tenant, Mr. Keene, who will shew the premises. [ 4345 MORDEN, NEAR WAREliAM, DORSET. RSHO lie SOLD by AUCTION, by PERCY & FOROE, JL on Tuesday the 4' M day of August 1809, at the Cock and Bottl?; Mori ™ , at three o'clock in the attcmoon,— The unrlerir. cTiLOiid FREEHOLD PREMISES, in the following Lots : Lot 1.— A Close of rich Meadow or Pasture Land, containing 3 acres, more or less. Lot ->.— Also a Close of rich Meadow or Pasture Land, con- taining 3 acres, more or less. Lot-').— All those four Closes of valuable Arable Land, ad- joining each oilier, containing 25 acres, more or less. Lot 1.— A Dwelling- house', malt- house, barn, stable, and other out- buildings, yard,, garden, and paddock adjoining, about - acres, with a close of pasture Land adjoining, called Grove, of t!. § acres, more or less. Li t 5.— A Close of Arable Land, of 14 acres, more or less, vecii calculated for erecting a brick kiln, having an immense quantity of clay for making brick. Lot fi.— A Copt^ ce, Of 1 acre, more oi less. 0CJJ* The.< e premises arc situate at Mordeh, in the renting of Mr. Pearce. For further particulars apply at the office of Mr. Rowden, attorney at law, in Wunborne or Christchurch. [ 4173 BURLEIGH LODGE,. sf « ' LYNDHURST, HANTS; Late thr Rfsititme of her Grate the Duchess of Bolton. • XJ be SOLD,, by AUCTION, pa the premises, by GEO. . HOOKKY, oil Thurstlay the 17th of August :;''•' and following elites, at eleven o'clock, The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, brilliant French Pier Glasses : i ' dimensions, a large assortment of Dkmask and otht r Line'-''"; valuable'Tttbl.', Dessert, and Breakfast China'; rich cut. Glass; a'few Paintings, among Which arc font ttry fixe portraits of horses, by- Wootton ; B'rev ing Utensils, India Ca » binets, GtecnhouSe Plants, and ether . valuable effects.-- The furniture- consists of larg '- sized four- pest, tent, ar. d wareirobe bedsteads, w. ith cbint/, morine. and muslip furnitures ; prime goost!' leather beds ; mattresses blankets, quilts; and counter- panes ; Turkey and Brussels carpets ; mahogany watdrobes, • drawers, ; ihd " dinihg, cafd', Pembroke, writing, side- board, sofa, and ladies' work tables ; Wilton and Kidderminster carpets ; two pier rlasses, lower plates 00 inches by 42; chitn- ney and dressing glasses; mangle, large brewing copper, washing ditto, mash vat and Underback, kitchen range, smoke j- ick, - forest and otn- i grates, kitchen reouisitt s', & c. eVc. OAK., ASH, anu KL;. i Ji. vibE'K.— VvILj pf) R SALE by AUCTION, bv J. SIUPUR'; „ , " eanesd- y the 16th day of Aui » usr'lvt, n, at tour <-" cl k 111 riie afte: 00. o, et the Belt !,- « , T, ddy M : sh, three n s ' i' JheCbippenlwra road," - 71 M -(-.',' - I A' , ^ ARITS ' ial ; al'- our 2- 0 OAK and ASH P. - I'Attns " ' 1 ' ""•'" > - '-' ami Jiari i\ . LARDS; r>> 4 q,;.. ntity of PLOCK . WOO'J - lyinE . . eqt. mgton and Hnldingr-. n- Wick, wd'hii one mile finds at He e> f .1.. • '< euuiii « ir. u Hid- wumn one mile fill h, P u '" 1 uale ; tn- •' hoU' divided into suit- dic , ots, .'- id will be sold without reserve. For view « apply to Wm. Collins, at work on the timber • and for particulars, at th.. place of sale, or of the Auction^ To be Viewed the day preceding the sale.— Catalogues' may be ha- lj. price Is. eo « h> at trie . Crown Inn, Lyftdbufst"; King's Arms, ChttstChfirch";; Angel," Eymihgton ; Wri te' Hei^ e, Rornsey ; White I fart, Ringwocd ; place of sale ; and at. the Auctioneer's, Southampton. . f4IH0 Capital Free ho hf Mann I •, Kesiitcncc, Farms, 1''. states, and Adimason, near Jllnldford, Dorsetshire. npO be SOfclJ by'AUC.' r'lON, by Messrs, Skis- a. NBR, Dvitt, . ' J'ecHiN, and FORREST, on Thursday- the 17th of August, at tvslve o'clock, at Garrawaty's Coffee- house, '. Change- alley, Cornhiil, London, 1:: rv.- o 1. OTS,—. A vnlaable aud'ckten. ive FREEHOLD ES'l'ATE, situate at Spetisbury, 3 miles from Blandford,"' 7 from Wimborin, 12 from Pool , and about 3( 1 from Weymouth, in a hues- porting part of the county of Dorset; comprising the extensive Manor of Spetisbury, abounding with- game, with court- baron, fines,- quit- rents, royalties, ahd . immunities ; a genteel and commo- dious residence called Spetisbury Manor House, with suitable domestic offices, coach- houses, stabbing, pleasure grounds, green- house, hot- house, gardens, and park- like grounds, pleasingly divtrsilic.! and oriYattiented with thriving planta- tions and yo'ang tinfo. r; also three very eligible Farms, the whole containing fourteen hundred and sixty a^ rcs of inclosed meadow, pasture, down, and fertile arable land, lying very compact, and within a ring- fence, bounded by the river Stour, ( 550 acres are tytbe- free , witii tliree excellent farm- houses, stabling, and useful out- huiidings, and sundry cot- tages, in the occupation of Mr. Roper, Mr. Loader, Mr. Stroud, and others, on leases, for short terms, a part of which expires at Michaelmas lain esolusiveiof the manor, resi- de n ' e, offices, gardens, pleasure grounds, plantations, arid ' lands, containing 71 acres in hand, and of which possession m y be had at Michaelmas next, and of Q. 1- 2 acres more at Mil b '. elrrias .1810 ; the rents, and estimated value of the pari in hand, sbout eighteen hundred and eighty- four pou\ ds ye. r U'l'nun.— Also the perpetuate Advowson of the'livingof Sp_:; s- hili- y cum Charlton, of the value of about jive hundred pounds' per . annum, at an easy composition, havin. an extensive glebe : tiie present incumbent agedabovu 50" yc. r . The above property is in a very desirable part ot ": he county, near ohe of the first markets, the road from Blsndford to Poole going through the estate, within a short distance'of the ford.—- Particulars may be hid also at the Gryvhound and Crown Inns, Blandford; King's Arms, Dorchester ; King's Head, Weymouth : Dolphins, Southampton ; of R. B. Ward, Esq. Exchange- buildings, Bristol; Mr. Matthew Wasbropgh, land-: gent, Taunton; Mr. Crumveii, printer, Bath-; Messrs. Trewmans, printers, Exeter ; Messrs. iSre, die, Dowding, and Luxford, printers.- ' Salisbury ; Mr. Lan'gdon, printer,' Sh- r- borne; Mr. Wasbroujh, solicitor, Wamfbrd- couK. Throg- mort. m- street; and'of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke', Tuchfn," ahd Forrest. A Uleregate- strett, London. " , [ 40O1 BATH EeYS'i'ON VlL'fA, With beautiful Qrmmds, Gardens, and Paddocks, of Grass Land ( about 20 acre> J, iii Ihevk ' rity of Ba( h, WITH AN BAft'iy rOsStsstoN. T' o be SOLD by. AUCTION;;- by M- ess, Sk- i- VNER, DYKE, Tuohis, . and Foar- EST,- onThursday the 21st ot September; at twelve, o'clock, at " Garraway's Coff; c- bouse, ' Change- alley, CornfiiH, Loudon, n; one 1 OT,— A valuable- and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on an emi'nence contiguous to the London road, at Bath Easton, an. agreeable ' remove from the city O'f Bath, commanding the most delightful and'picturesque views over a rich and be,.. u- " t'iful Ci-' untiy^ int- ejspcrsed With, a vjro ty of - pleasing Objects ; comprising a genteel Residence, tastefully . ofnar. iemed v.' ith a balcony ann veranda, in front, containing a hahdsomedrawim;- room, niofning room, eating- parlour, and. fibrary, Myiili bed- chambers, and apartments for servants, domestic' offices anil Cellars'; a court yard, with two coach- houses, and stabling for seven horses. The principal rooms are well'DrooOrrioned. ° f ' opening into of Ornament; ... . , ... --- bouse, and waned garden, stored with- fru'it'trees', :- fcd the; adjoining pe. ddoeks of grass- BSiS, containing togetiiei abo'. it 15 acres" in band, with a Stream . ot . wj) ter constantly running, through the grounds ;. also- two acres of veiy productive nursery and garden ground - cbntietieus,- with Divclliug* hotis. s and out- buiMtngs, fart cn leasr, which expires in 1810, a^ id the remainder-- atvjil, at . low ' rents,, amounting to 51/. per ann.- eapable of- inc'rt^ ise-; and. fiveacres ot griss Und inhasd, held for about 5 y- ar « , at {':;.(!.. 9.. s pet ami. An early possession may be had ot the residence arud l. niids in hand; and the put.- b+' er accominiukited with'thogenteifl Household. Furniture and Effects c. t a'v d'na'. ion. To bb'vievvedi'by tickets, which may. b'e had <. f, Ktr., differ, attorney, St. J; irties's Parade, Bath, and printed paiticn! afs had, ei days pteceiJitig . tbejale; also at rliei Bash Tavern, Bristol; Ploue. h, Cheltenha'tti; King's Head ijnn, Qlo'stcr ; Hotel, Wcyfiiouth ; Dolptinr, Southampton; WbiU^ Hert,- Salisbury ; plate of sale; andof M'- essi:-. Skinner, Ojke, Tu- cliiii, and Forrest, A. l. Seisspte- sneet/ Lobdon, wlj* t'i a plan riisy b « . seen. - | f48rt v DORSET. ' X'O be SOLD by AUCTION, bv . T. . TKAXKP, oa * the premises, at Bourton, on Mor:',: iv the 21st. ih. t int, and follow. ng days,— The- following EFFELJ (" S, the propel ty of Mr. JOHN IIANHAM, quitting'the premises and g- aii;; abroad, viz.— three good dairy cows with calves, < « e eut • in Calf, a weanling calf, a store pig, a capital i. lack e eldi. g, - i; years obi, fourteen hands one inch high, u--.-: ul either fur gig or saddle: a ditto brov r.- b y gelding, four years old, ' fouiteen hands high, got by Prifiigate; a ditto blood bay gelding, four years old, fourteen hands three inches high, got by Applegafth ; and an exceeding good cart mare, two . years old ; a hay rick, gig and harness, three puts, several sacks of- old beans, harness, saddles and bridles, many uten- sils in husbandry, several hogsheads of strong beer and cider, with the casks, cider mill and press, and ail the household goods an. f furniture. Particulars will be expressed in cata- logues, to be had two days preceding the sale at the White- Horse Inn, Wincant » n ; place of sale ; and of the auctioneer, Red Lion Inn, Bourton. N". 8.—" I'll, horses will b • warranted sound, and the live and dead siock will be se. ld the first day. p* 8? ® Sale each day at . eleven. DORSETSHIRE. M. iXOR AND FAHM FOR SALE. nno be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, by 5sIr. JL JOU'n JUAVKS, at the Antelope Inn, at Sherborne, o:\ Satutday the 2; jd day of September next, at four o'clock on tiv afternoon ( subject to su'eh conditions as, will be produced), - s- Ths MANOR of HIDES, with its'Richts, Royaltas, and Appurtenances, atld FARM thereto belonging, comprising a convenient Farm- House, with requisite Outbnildincs, and about 000 statute acres of good Arable, Me - d > w, Pasture, Otchard, and Coppice Land, lying within a ring fence, in the parishes of Lydliuch and Stock Gaylard, in the occupation cf Mr. John Miles, as tenant. The above property is exceedingly well timbered, pleasantly situate in a very desirable part of the county of D irsct, ii- the neignbourhood of good roads, distant- abont three mites from the market towns of Stalbridge and Sturtmnster, nine from Bla'ndford, and six from Sherborne. The Manor abounds with Gam.', is bounded on one side by a gbod trout'stream, is most eligibly situate, beine in a fine snorting country, in the neighbourhood of fox- hounds, and harriers at a convenient distance, and distant about- 20 mil. s trom Weymouth. The Farm House is in an airy situation, commanding beautiful prospects ; all the building-- are in compleat repair, and might, at'a model": j exoence, be made fit tor the' resid - ice of a Gentleman. Mr. Miles, the tenant, . will shew die Farm. Further iflformitiiW may be had of P. icbar- 1 Messjter, Esq. Shaftesburv ( where a Map of the Estate may. be seen;,, or of Messrs. Mcssiter, Wincanton. 11270 NO Medicine is so well calculated,, or has belter succeeded in givinsr relief in - mmer""* 1 ' 1 '"'<•, ft' Serophula than, SPILSKURY's PATENT ANTISCORBU- TIC DROPS, A trial will prove this, an' convince even the tender anxiety of parents, when the glands become first swelled and diseased, of the usual symptoms of scrophulous . enlargement of the stomach in . children cakes place. In eruptive cases of Scurvy, Gout, kii. umatisin, aiiu iv. rvous' Irritation of the Stomach from bilious affection's, iiasuperi- ority has lone been acknowledged. The genuine - medicine h is the words " By the King's Pa- tent" expressed o: i the bottle, bill of directions, and outside wrapper ; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, j A, Soho- square, London, in small bottles of 6s. lid. ; double bottles' ln, s.; and larger 11. 2s. Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, 8, t. The Medicine to be had of Bfodie, Dev. diri and Lnxfcrd, Salisbury, who) - sale venders for the West of England ; and Bow ling ar. d Co. Newport, Isle oi Wight. [ 4137 ON BATHING. IT must be, allowed by every pretender to medical experience, that the principal preparation requisite for batbin-; is to be careful that the veins, arteries, nerves, and vessels o the whole body arc completely pen, or at least a o tree trom any absolute obstruction. [- 107e From rtie experiments which Dr.' Solomoir had such fre- quent opportunities to make in Liv » rpool, Mar/'- te, Sout'i- airpton, an I Searbor aigh, he is warranted in recommending the CORDIVL BAL- M of ( HLEAD. not paly as tin: most safe and most effectual medium, by which tin- v. ssels of the human body can be perfectly and; e, Wl) plct.- ly prepared f> sus- t-. in that s-: v a • sh jc^ the whole ' o s^ ent. i ma le to under: vo, by sudden i nmersioi). u) the _ q » l'ib'-. il>,. but also :' s the only sovei'eicn re. uedy for all ne'rvo'us jntl we kly. persons. Hall- Guinea, oeittjes, and family bottle, ..( ; y> s. each, may be had ot iVIessfs. T'roilie, DowiTmg, and Luxford, Salisbury. THE REAL JAPA- N BLACKING, MADE 11 Y DAY A ri IV MARTIN, I. ' V t) 0 N. THIS invaluable Composition, ivillY half the usual labour, produces tjic mostbriili nitjeVokakcverbeheld ; affords' peculiar nourishment writ the feather, will not soil th « finest fiucn, is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, afid will retain its virtues in any clmiatf. Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin, removed to No. Hjgh rlolborn, London; and by Brodie, D wii' e. and lux- ford, Salisbury, wholesale agents for the West of England; XoUlten, Devizes; SimmonOs, BiatidfoiJ; Penny, Sherborne; Clarke, Oorchester; HarVeV, Wevmouth ; I. larafo, jur. Marl- borough ; Skel'ton, Sout/ ian pton'; Mircn, Lvmington ; Crock ford, Castle- Carey; Mow, Pot- f ; Shlpp, I'linclft id; and Ai Tucker, Christchurch,- it, . stfule bottles, price u. id. each. (' 1- 277 P'ASHLEYV LIQ, UI'j> ZAFFRE; or, ROYAL A7U11F. BLUE : one'of the most beautiful blue co! o rs hitherto discovered, and found, by experience to be- supt raw to'any other in getting up fine linen or cotum, and considera- bly cheaper,' one bottle being equal to a pound of ihe finest smalts, or powder bine. ' It is net incite ie., st io. iuMous; and rtq. tdrest » other- preparation th. iut to be shaken up, put through a fine flannel, ? ud used vyith cojd . water'.. Diluted with ei Id wuter, it m- kes a perniaoent bleu ink for writing or drawn e. • Also the ' KOYAL AZURE BLUE DYE. for file use of fa- milies ; by which linen or cotton fuV be t- K'c. l the most vivid tints, wittic-' nt tenth the usual t- ro'tifileaudexp- afcc.- » Prepared l. y J. Pasi ley, Gair. sbrtou-. fi; price - Is Sold by nir. Wm. Saxtoit, Weymouth; i. fid. mt j be h.-.- lof i. ree -: s, druggists, a'nd venders of patent medicines tn most 11 die principal towns. in the kingdom. , [ S20p For the use of Bleachers. Paper Makers, Sc. it is put in- bottles, ,5s. each, which contains eight of the small cues. Mr, \ V THIS DAY IS PBBL1 jJIKD, HHIIE NEW WEEK'S PREPARATION for*' J. vvorthv ReceiTim: of the LORD'S SUPPER, as ftc ci- mended and appointed by the ChClrcli'of Enelaod : cans stmR of Meditations and Pi aye ft; with Fotms'of Exv.! ii « ati>' » a- d Confession of Shi. ; and a Gompju'ton at the Altar, ti vnng the . Communicant in his Behaviour and'. D ". .' t ons, at' the Lord's Table, & 0. in two. Paris. A New Edition, with ItUfo'-. tCeipo, written purposely. to remove til doubts and. scruples which are apt to disturb the mil- ds ot devout Com • . muniCants„ anil pniniiug out in the e'earest mau- er tbf i. turc and end of the Holy Sacrament, forming ti'. eChrist- m's C - m- Jilete Guide to the Lord's Table, by" tHb Rtv. J. iVialliam, Author of the Dictionary cf the Common Pi ver, Serttio'ns, frc. T'. tindon, Peinted- f,' f T. 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DOWNIKG- STREET, Aug. II. DISPATCHES, of which the following- are Extracts, have been received at the Office of Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one of ins Majesty's Prin- cipal Secretaries of State, flora Lieutenaut- Geaeral Sir Arthur Wellesley, K. B. MY LORD, Placeneia, \ Zth July 1809. A ITER I hud written to your Lordship on the 1st inst. Joseph Bonaparte crossed the Tagus again, and joined Seba tiai. i with the troop? he had brought from Madrid, and with a detachment from Marshal Victor's corps, making th • corps of Seb. iitUni about 128,000 men, with an intention of attacking Vanegas' corps. Vanegas, however, retired nto the mountains of Sierra Morena, nnd Col. Larey with his advanced guard attacked a French advanced corps in the night, and destroyed many of them. Th> French troops then returned again to tin: Tagus, vvh'ch river Joseph had crossed with the reinforcement \ v ieh he ha; l taken to Sebastiani's corps ; and this last corps consisting of 10,000 men only, was on the left Sank of the Tagus, about Madnelejos, in front of Vanegas, who was again advancing. The last accounts from this quartet- te of the 8th. The French army under Victor, joined by the detach- ments brought by Joseph from Sebastiani's corps, and amounting in the whole to about 35,000 men, are con- cf nlvat d in the neighbourhood of Talavera, and or, the Alberche; General Cuesta's army, has been in the position wliirli I informed your Lordship that it had taken up since 1 addressed you on the 1st inst. The advanced guard of the British army arrived here oil the 8th, and the troops'which were with me on the Ta » us arrived by the 10th ; the 23d Light Dragoons and the 48th arrived yesterday ; ihe 61st regt". will arrive to- morrow. I went to Gen. Questa'squaiters at AlmaraZ on the loth, and stayed there till the 12th, and I have arranged with that General a { dan of operations upon the French army, which we are to begin to carry into execution on the 18th, if the French should remain so long in their position. The Sp- inieh army under General Cuesta consists of 38,000 men, ( rxctufive of Vanegas's corps) of which 7000 are cavalry. About 14,000 men are detached to the Bridge of Arzobi ' lio, and the remainder arc in the camp under the 1' uerte de Mirabete. X have the pleasure to inform your Lordship, that the seven battalions of infantry from Ireland and the Islands, and the troop of Horse Artillery from Great Britain, ar- rived at Lisbon ill the beginning of the month. General Craufurd's Brigade is on its march to join the armv, but will not arrive here till the 24th or 25th. ARTHUR YVELL. ESLEY. Talavera de la Royna, July 2- J, ( 809.. MY LOISO, ACCORDING to the arrangement which I had settled with General Cue'ta, the army broke up from PlaCentia on the 17th a . d 18th inst. and reached Oropesa on the 20th, where it formed a junction with the Spanish army undej- his command. Sir Robert Wilson had marched from theVenta de Baza- gon, oil theTietar, with the Lusitanian Legion, a battalion of P. lnuguese chasseurs, and two Spanish battalions, on the 15th: he arrived at Arenas on the 19 th, and on the Al- berche, at Escalona, on the ^ 3d. General Va iegas had also been directed to break up from Madrileyos on the 18th and 19th, and to march by Tren- fcleque and Ocana to Puenteduenas on the Tagus, where that river is crossed by a ford, and thence to Argauda, v. h : re he was to arrive on the 22d and 23d. On the 22d, the combined armies moved from Oropesa, and the advanced guards attacked the enemy's outposts at Talavera, Their right was turned by the 1st Hussars and tiie 23d Light Dragoons under Colonel Alison, directed by Lieutenant- General Payne, and by the division of infantry under the command of Major- Genera! Mackenzie, and they were driven in try the Spanish advanced guards under the command of Gen. Sarjas and the Due d' Albuquerque. We lost 11 horses by the lire of cannon from the enemy's position on tile Aiberche, and the Spaniards had same men wounded. The columns were formed for the attack of this position yesterday ; but the attack was postponed till this morning by desire of Gen. Cuesta, when the different corps destined for the attack were put in motion , but the enemy had re- tired at about one . in the morning to Santa Olalla, and and thence towatds Torrtfus, I conclude to form a junction with the corps under General Sebastiani. I have not been able to follow the enemy as I could wish, on account of the gieat deficiency of means of transport in Spain. General Cuesta has urgpd the Central Junta to adopt vigorous measures to relieve our wants : till I am supplied, I do not think it proper, ami indeed £ cannot, continue ir. v operations. A. WELLJsSLEY. DISPATCHES, of which the following are Copies, have been received by Lord Castlcreagh fiom Lieut. Gen. the Earl of Chatham, K. G. Head Quarters, Muldteburg, MY LORD, August 7, 1809. NOTHING very material has occurred since my last dispatch of the 3d inst. We have been unremittingly em- ployed in bringing up the artillery of siege, ammunition and stores, to the vicinity of Flushing, and the troops have been occupied in the construction of the batteries, and in carrying pn the severai works before the place, but which have beep nec - ssarily interrupted by the very heavy la iv which have fallen here. The e aemy is active and enterprising, and the garrison has certainly received considerable reiniurements from the opposite coast; nor has it been in the power of the flotilla hitherto to prevent it. Under these circumstances it has teen found necessary to land Lieut. Gen. Grosvenor's di- vision, and the two lig| u hattaljons of the King's German Legion have been also for the present brought oil shore. Immediately on the fall of Jtamakens, I determined, as soon as the necessary arrangements were made, tp pass the infantry of Lieut. Gen. the Earl of Rosslyn's corps, together with Lieut. Gen. the Marquis of Huntley's di- vision, a: d the light brigades of artillery, into South Jleveland, to form a junction with the reserve Hiider Lieut. Gen. Sir John Hope, and that the cavalry and ord- jianc- ships, together with the transports for Lieut. Gen. Gro'. venor's division, the moment their services could be spared from before Flushing, should be brought through tlie Slow Passage, and proceed up the West Scheldt, but of coarse this latter operation cannot take place until a sufficient naval force shall have been enabled to enter the river, and to proceed in advance, but the very severe blowing feather we have constantly experienced, add- d [ o the great difficulty of the navigation, has hither to baffled a'l their efforts. By letters from Lieut.- Gen. Sir J. Hope, I find that the enemy had, on the 5th inst. come down with about 28 gun vcssels before Batz, on which place they kept up a smart Cannonade for some hours, but were forced to retire bv the guns from the fort, and every thing has sinre remained ( juiet in that quarter. I have the honour to be, & c. ( Signed) CHATHAM. Return of HthS, wounda}. atid missing since last return fjitg. i'J, lo Axg. 6, inehisM.— l Assistant Surgeon, as . rank and file, killed; I Major, 6 Lieutenants, 4 Ensigns, 4 Serjeants. .114 rank and file, - wounded; 4 rank & file missing. Major Thompson, of the faith Foot, dangerously wounded; Capt. Frederick, of tke 35th Foot, wounded as jser last return, Since dead. Mv LOTO, firuldlelunAug. 8, 1809. SINCE do ing mv dispatch of yesterday's date, the enemy, towards five o'clock in the evening, in considerable force, made a vigorous sortie upon the right of our line occupied by Major- General Graham's divisii » . The attack was principally directed upon our advanced piquets, which jvere supported by the 3d battalion of the ' Royals, the 5th and 35th regiments under Col. Hay. These corps, together with detachments of the Royal Artillery, the ,95th and light battalions of the King's German Legion, received the enemy with their accustomed Intrepidity; and after a sharp contest of some duration, forced him to retire with very considerable loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners. bi till-, affair- the enemy has had another opportunity of witnessing the superior galli itry of British troop); iti no i tanee his he succeeded in mai. iiig the least impression t rougbout our tiiie, am) on this occasion, so far from pro tiling by his attempt, he has bsen obliged to relinquish some very advantageous ground where our advanced pbsts are now established. I h . ve the honour to be, ( to. CHATHAM. • R * turn of the killed, wounded, an& missing in the affair of the 71. h of August*— I Serjeant, 13 Rank and File, killed; 1 Captain, 4 Lieutenants, 3 Ensigns, 7 Serjeants, 1- 26 Rank and File, wounded} t Brevet Major, 4 Rank Ac File, missing. ADMIRALTY- OFETCE, Aug. 12. Vice- Admiral Lord Col- lingwood, Commander in Chief of his Maje ty's ships and vessels in the Mediterranean, lias transmitted two letters from Capt. Brenlon of his Majesty's slrip Spartan, of' date tbe 27th of April, and 5th of May, relating the proceed- ings of the ships therein named with him at Pesaro, on the 23d of April, and at Cesvratico, on the 2d ult. when, on both occasions, all tbe enemy's vessels in those ports were captured, and tbe forts destroyed. No loss was sus- tained oil our part, and this must be attributed to tbe well concerted measures which were taken for accomplishing this service. BANKRUPTS. Thnmiu; Howard, nf Dean- stnret, Sontliwark, cornf. ictor. John Dumclow, of Hinckley, Leicestershire, gfocef, Edwin Powell, of Birmingham, japanner. George Packer, of Northleacll, Gloucestershire, corn- dealer. S- muel Jameson, of Reeding, dealer. Win. Martin tollev, of Liveroool, rectifier & wine St liquor- merchant* George Iidtin, of A Milan*, London, jeweller. Edw. Maddock and Win. Detamore, of Liverpool, corn Kflonr- iicalers. Richard Horsley, of Elder- street, Spitalfields, silk- weaver, Ebeneier Browne, of Biadtord, Wilts, clothier. Benjamin Simmons, of Newcastle- street, Strand, shoemaker. LONDON. SATURDAY EVEN IN G, AUGUST 12. Late last night arrived two Gottenburgh Mails, the papers bv which state the important fact of a British squa- dron having made an attack upon the Russian town and port of Archangel, and succeeded in destroying the maga- zines and storehouses of that place. A great number of captures have lately been made in the Baltic. The Duke of Brunswick- Ocls, and about 2000 of his brave troops, have made good their retreat to tbe banks of the Weser, from whence they were taken off by the squadron under the cofiimand of Lord George Stewart, and will probably he landed at Walcheren, aud reinforce our armament. The Army Agents have received n circular letter from Government, stating, that one- fourth of the present allowance for the paving, & c. of the regiments in their respective agency will in future be deducted. Bills are posted up in all parts of the wnvn, offering a a reward of 501, for the apprehension of Mrs. Plunket, well known a< the ci- devant . Miss Gunning, upon a charge of forgery. This Lady made a conspicuous figure some years ago, by producing a scries of amorous epistles, which she passed upon her father General Gunning, and others, as coming from t. he Marquis of Lorn addressed to herself. Her mother, before her marriage with the General, was one of the Miss Minifies, to whom Circulating Libra- ries are so liberally indebted for the increased bulk of their Catalogues. This Lady has likewise added to the stook of Love Literature for young Misses. HOLIDAY THIS DAY A'* THE STOCK. EXCHANGE. Consols, yesterday, 6n J 68 Port Betos. FALMOUTH, August 10. A fleet from Surinam, and another said to be from Portugal, passed up Channel this day. The Arethusa frigate sailed on Sunday last on a cruize. The Duke of Kent packet from Cadiz, and the Princess Elizabeth from Lisbon, arrived on Sunday. They brins; no news of importance relative to military operation* in Spain. Th. e united armies of Sir A. Welle- lev and ( uesta were said to have arrived within 18 leagues of Madrid, the French retreating before them. PLYMOUTH, Aug. 11.— On Monday came in the Arethusa, of 33 guns, Capt. Mend-, from Corurina, last from Falmouth. When she left Corunna, the Marquis de Romana was near that place, with 15,000 men, all well armed and accoutred. The Spaniards at Ferrol were pre- paring to equip the inen of war with ju'. y masts, to take them round to Cadiz for safety. On Tuesday came in the Adrian cutter, with dispatches from the Hon. Rear- Admiral Cochrane, in theWe- t, Indies. By her we learn that there is not a French flag flying in all those seas. Sailed the Princess Charlotte frigate, Capt. Tobin, on a cruize to the westward Irish station.— Also the Piokle brig, with a convoy, to the eastward. Yesterday morning a French lugger privateer, full of men, was seen off this port. She had captured a large ship supposed to be a West Indiaman homeward- bound, and also boarded an English schooner, but on the Ranger revenue- cutter getting out from Cawsand Bay in pursuit, she left her. The privateer steered up Channel, and the ship for France. Sailed the Orestes sloop of war to the westward, on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 12. Transports are preparing to convey the Russian seamen home, who have re- mained in their own ships at the Motherbank ever since the Cintra Convention. Admiral Siniavin goes in the Champion frigate, under whose convoy they are expected to sail on Tuesday next, fta Russian ships are to come into Harbour. Sir ^ Sidney Smith arrived on Wednesday, in the Diana frigate, from the Brazils. The gallant Admiral landed on Thursday, and set off for London. Monday.— Arrived the Champion, of 28 guns, Captain Henderson, from Lisbon, with transports ; and Goshawk sloop, Capt. Innes, from off Cherbourg. Tuesday.— Sailed the Christian VII. of74eunr, Capt. Sir J. S. Yorke ; Warspite, of 74 guns, Capt. Blackwood ; and Goshawk sloop, to resume their stations off Cherbourg; Growler guil- vessel to the westward.— Arrived the Defender gun- vessel. Wednesday.— Arrived the Diana, of 38 guns, Rear- Admiral Sir W. S. Smith, Capt. Grant, from the Brazils; Neiv'us, of 32 guns; Hawk sloop, Capt. Bourchier ; aud Hardy gun- vessel, from the Downs. Thursday.— Arrived the Lively, of 38 guns, Captain M'Kiilley, from Lisbon.— Sailed the Mermaid, of 32 guns, Capt. Henniker, with convoy for ( Quebec ; Sarped> m sloop, Capt. Colquit, for Plymouth and Cork ; and Defender gun- vessel. Friday.— Sailed the Lively, Diana, and Nereus frigates to the eastward, by telegraphic, oyder ; Abundance store- ship, for the river.— Arrived the Espiegle sloop, Captain Morris, from Cork; and Dexterous gun- vessel, from the Downs.— Went out of Harbour the Zephyr sloop. Christcliurch is rapidly rising in estimation as a Watering Place. It ha- i this season a great influx of com- pany i among the late arrivals are, Lord and Lady Morpeth and family, the Marquis of Hartiogton, Lady Harriet Ca- vendish, the Earl and Countess of Warwick, the Ladies Greville, Lady Gordon, S » * Matthew Blackestoue, the Hon. Ml', and Mrs. Herbert, & e. & c. Last week General Cameron gave a ball and supper to the nobility and principal inhabitants in the neighbour- hood, at liis beautiful seat at Kelvidere. And on Monday last Richard Norris, Esq. entertained a numerous party with a ball and supper at Boseomb Cottage; the house was tastefully aud splendidly illuminated with variegated lamps; ail excellent band of music was provided, aud dancing was kept up with great spirit till a late hour, when the company departed highly gratified with the polite attention of their host. Mr. Rose, Lady Morpeth, the Marquis of Hartington, Gen. and Mrs. Cameron, Hon, Mrs. Jenkinson, Mr. Norri=, & c. & c. have liberally patronised the Theatre, arid the performances have been generally admired. On the 23d of May died, at Cawnpore, in the East Indies, Lieut, and Adjutant William Gother, of the Sth Native Infantry, second son of the late Rev. A- Gother, ofSherwell, Isle of Wight. On Saturday last died jS^ rs. Landv, widow of the late Mr. Landy, hair- dresser, of this ciiy. Oil Wednesday last, as Mr. Wakeford, banker, of An- dover, was riding in his gig to Leckford, he was by some accident thrown out, and had one of his legs broken. WINCHESTER. SATURDAY, AUGUST IS. The Rev. John Monkhou e, A. M. Fellow of Qneeu's College, Oxford, is presented by that society to the Rectory of Briynshol, in this cour( ty ar. d diocesc. On Monday was married, by special Ircence, Sir Henry Carew St. John Mild may, Bart, of Doguiers- field Park, M. P. for this city, to Miss Bouverie, eldest daughter of the Hon. BurtViolomcw Botivcrie, and niece of the Ear! of Radnor. On Tuesday was married, at the Savov Church, tbe Rev. Robert C. Caswall, of Yately, to Miss Mary Burgess, youngest daughter of John Burgess, Esq. of the Strand',' and of Brook Farm, near Basingstoke, and niece of the Bishop of St, 1 lavid's. On Thursday last was married Mr. John Tartar, plumber and glazier, of Newport, to Miss Barton, eldest daughter of Mr. Win, Barton, of the same place. By referring to the preceding page, it will be seen that the swindlers who some tujhs ^ ince attempted to de- fraud the public by opening a fictitious bank at Southamp- ton, have been convicted of a conspiracy, and sentenced to a puiiffhmen't wiiiclj^ will secure the public from their depredations for some months to come. SALISBURY, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1309. On Tuesday last the Mayor of the Town and County of l'oole, as Admiral of the Haven and Port there, accompanied by a great number of the Burgesses and Inhabitants of Poole, perambulated in procession the Boundaries of the said Haven and Port by sea and by land, according to antient custom ; and as the day proved fine, with the firing of guns, music playing, the great number of streamers and colours flying from the vessels in the harbour and pleasure boats and sloops that accompanied the Mayor's barge, ( which exhibited a beautiful Union, with tbe Arms of Poole ill the centre) with the repeated huzzas from the populace on the shore and in the boats, the whole pro- duced an effect the most agreeable that can be imagined. Each time the Charter was read by the Town Clerk, and the Boundaries proclaimed by the Mayor, halfpence, penny- pieces, and sixpences to a considerable amount were thrown amongst the boys, ( which created no little diversio ) to cause them to remember si; ch boundaries. After the Charter had been read at North Haven Point, and an humber barrel carried out to sea and left floating in the water as far as it could be discerned with the naked eye from the shore, and the Mayor proclaimed the liberties and jurisdiction of Poole to extend so far, the company, to the number of between two and three hundred, about three o'clock in the afternoon, sat down with the Mayor to an excellent cold collation, in a large commodious booth erected for the purpose on the sands, ( which collation, with the wines, was admirably well served by Heather) and after enjoying themselves with great conviviality till about seven o'clock in the evening, they emb rked and set sail for Poole, where, having arrived and landed amidst a great concourse of spectators, and the firing of guns, music playing, and repeated huzzas, and having accom- panied the Mayor to his house, they took leave of each other with mutual satisfaction in this day's diversion. BLANDFORD RACES began MI Wdnesday. The Maiden Plate of 50/. was won by Sir H. Lippinc itt's b. f. by Highland Fling, 4 yrs. old 1 1 Mr. Willett's Hyaciotbus, 5 rrs. old 2 dr. Mr. Hunter's b. f. Miss Khndf'ord, 4 yrs. old 3 dis. Mr. Hodder's b. g. by Overtoa, b' yrs, olu ilis. Liltle betting, the winning horse being decidedly the favourite. Four horses started for the Gold Cup, and came io as under : Lord C* H. . Somerset's b. c. Windsor, by Waxy 1 Mr. Mills's b: c. by. Ambrosio ... 2 Mr. Du idas's br. ft. Stripling.. 3 Sir J, Hawkins's br. h. Clermont 1 his was a good race ; Stripling the favourite. The sport at this meeting was little calculated to add to tbe glories of the Turf;— the honours of Rockingham and Dungqnnon,— of Diamond aud Hainbletonian,— remain uneclipsed ; bat these high- famed horses never attracted to Newmarket half the display of beauty and fashion which op this occasion graced the Downs of Blaudford. The balls on both nights were crowded, almost all the Dorsetshire families of rank and opulenfe attending; of whom 250 sat down to the . upper given by the Steward ( the Earl of Ilchester), which consisted ot every luxury that could be procured, and was served up by Mr. Worley, of the Crown Inn, in the fir t style of elegance. BRITFORD FAIR, near this city, was held on Sa- turday, The number ' of Sheep and Lambs penned amounted to 26,000, - and but very few remained uir sold. The sellers anticipated a brisk sale, and in this instance were not disappointed, owing to the very productive season for turnips in the upland countries. The prices were full per head dearer than last vear: Ewes fetched from 24s. to 35s. per, head, Wethers from 35s. to 46s. per head, Lambs from 15s. to 23s. per head. The preference was still decidedly in favour of tbe South Down Stock.— There were but few good horses, and those sold at very high prices. BIRTH.] On Friday, at Clifton, the Lady of Abra- ham Ludlow, Esq. of a son and heir. On Monday was married Mr. John Adams, to Miss Ana Lampard, both of Wilton. On Saturday tfye 5th inst. died, sincerely lnraented, of a rapid decline, aged 21 years, Miss Sarah Hussey, daughter of Mr. Hussey, brewer, of Wimborne Minster, Dorset, On Sunday* the 6th inst. died, at Chilmark, uni- versally esteemed and respected by his numerous friends and acquaintances,- Mr. John Furnell, aged 83 years. On Thursday died, at the Hot- wells, Bristol, after a long illness, Capt. Swyer, of the 17th Regiment of Foot, tfiird son of the late Robert Swyer, Esq. of Shaftesbury. SPOR TING.— Actiotifor T>- esp< tst after Notice.— Simpkins v. Hunt. This action was commenced by John Simpkins, a tenant of Francis Dugtlale' Astlev, E- q. of Everley, against- Henry Hunt, Esq. of Sans Souci' Cottage, for sporting, on the plaintiff! s lipids after notice. Judginent being suffered to go by default, a writ of enquiry was ex- ecuted in the Sheriff Court, at Warmidsfer, on Tuesday last, where a respectable Jury was impanelled to assess the damages, which were laid at one hundred pounds. After a very patient heating and a strict investigation of this case by the Court, the Jury returned their verdict, " that the Plaintiff had sustained No DAMAGE,'? and it was entered on the record accordingly. At the Assizes at Bodmin, for the coqnty of Cormyall, there were only nine causes, of little public importance, and but eight prisoners. William Masters, tried on a capital indictment for stealing upwards of 1 cwt. of cordage, a quantity of rosin, lead, and copper sheathing, the property ot' hi. Majesty, was found guilty, and received sentence of death.— Anne Taylor was coqvicted of conceal- ing tbe birth of her jjastard child, and sentenced lo two years hard labour.— Two pi isoners were acquitted; and the bills preferred against the other four were returned " Igno- ramus." A tremendous storm came on here on Thursday evening i— the lightning was extremely vivid, tbe peals of thunder loud and awful, and the rain descended in tor- rants. About nine o'clock a flash of lightning illuminated the whole horizon, and was followe^ by a crash of thun- der more loud and awful than any by which . it had been preceded. The Mercury stage coach from London' to Exeter was then near Woodyat's Inn; a sailor on the roof was struck dead by the lightning, and at the same instant oue of the horses was killed by it. A woman who sat on the roof by tbe side of tbe sailor declares that the stroke was visible, that she saw the lightning on his face, and in the eagerness of her first sensations, endeavoured to brush it off with her hand.—. The woman vras unhurt,- as were the other passengers and coachman.— A tree in the Clo > e of Sarum, in the field adjacent to the Bishop's garden, was struck by the lightning, the bal k peeled off Ui a remark- able way, and scattered to the distance of JO feet, and four fat sheep at. the foot of the tree were struck dead by the lightning. We have not yet heard of any other fatal accident by the lightning.— The windows in the green- house, & c. of the Rev. Mr. Ogle, at Knoyle, weie broken to pieces by the hail. CAUTION.— A child was killed a few days since at Man- ningford Bohune, in this county, by getting too near a thrashing machine, whilst at work. HOME MARKETS. Prices of Corn, per Quarter— Bread, per Gallon. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Bread Aug. s. s. s. s. s. s. f. s. d. Salisbury, 8 88 to 98 36 to 46 3- 2 to 44 68 tn 74 2 2 Basingstoke 9 80( ol04 35 In 42 28 tn 88 56 tn 61 % 0 Devizes, 10 b' 8 to 102 34 to 45 31 tn 40 54 lo SO § Newbury, 10 ' 60 to 106 30 tn 4- 2 25 to 39 6) lo 63 1 ll| Andover 12 66 In 99 33 lo 44 - 24 io 4( 1 57 tn 63 1 11 Warminster 12 77 £ ol00 34 to 48 31 to 40 60 tu 70 Weight of the Gallon Loaf, Sib. 1 los.— Half Gall. ill;. Sjoi. NEW and IMPROVED STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn in ONE DAY, the 20 th of October, con- sisting of ONLY FIVE THOUSAHO NUMBERS, and containing 4 PRIZES OF i? 20,000 4.: of. .£ 5000 I 8 of £ 1000 4.:.... of ' 2000 I 18 of 600 • 24 of....£' 100— i£ c. Sc. Tickets and Shares are now selling, at the London prices, for Sir J. liiiANScoMB and Co. by BROD1E, DOYVDING, and LUXFORD, at the PRINTING- OPIICE, SALISBURY ; by whom th£ following capital Prizes were sold in the last Lottery i— No. HS18, the Grand Capital Prize of ONE THOUSAND TICKETS ;— No. 9123, a' Prize of 20,000;.— No. 18,377, a Prize of 20,000/,— one of 10, t) 00j.- rseveral of uiooj. 5001. & c. And where FIVE PRIZES of 20,000f.— several of 10,000?. 5000/. & c. wore sold in the preceding Lotteries. *** An immediate purchase is recommended, as an advance in the price of Tickets and Shares is expected oil the 1.9th inst. WILTSHIRE, July 27, 18QP, THE Annual VENISON FEASTS will, this year, be at the Swan Inn, at Bradford, on Tuesday the 15th of August,— and at the Bear Inn, Devizes, on Wednes « day ( the following day) the Kith of August. [ 4079 Dinners to be on the table at half past three o'clock. THEATRE, CHR1STCHURCH. ON MONDAY Evening, bv Desire of the Gentlemen of the HAVEN CI. UB,— The POOR GENTLEMAN, and MAYOR of GARRATT. THEATRE, WIMBORNE. On TUESDAY, by desire of Mrs. BANKES, the Comedy o JOHN BULL, with NO SONG NO SUPPER. On FRIDAY, by desire of H. WII. LET, Esq. a Play and IjarcS, as will be exnressed in the bills of the day. To begin at seven o'clock. LONG ROOMS, SOUTHAMPTON, Auo. 5, 180S. THE Rooms will be opened with a BALL on Tuesday the 15th inst. and continued every alternate be Tuesday till the 21st of November. 4193] W. LYNNE, M. C. BLANOFORD, Aug. TO, 1809. THE next Meeting of the BLANDFORD and DORCHESTER MEDICAL SOCIETY will be held at the Crown Inn, at Blandford, on Tuesday the 22d instant. SALISBURY, August 14, 18C9. ENRY 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 within. Wanted,— iA quantity of Buckhorn. To be Sold,— The Windows, Doors, and Shutters of a Shop Front, of large dimensions, convertible into two fronts. For particulars apply as above. [- 1240 LAND & TIMBER SURVEYING. ICHARD NIGHTINGALE, jun. LAND and TIMBER SURVEYOR, begs to return his sincere thanks to his friends for the many favours already conferred on him, and hopes, by strict attention, to rnerit tAeir future favours and kind recommendation. LYNDIIURST, August 5th, 13Q2. [ 4143 GEO. ALEX. SEARES, Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer, WINCHESTER, most respectfully so- licits the patronage and support of the Nobility, Gentry, and Landholders in the county of Hants, assuring them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit their encou- ragement, by his assiduity and attention to the interests of those who may honour him with then favours. Plans of every description drawn with care and exactness; private Lessons in Water- colour Drawing, in that much- admired stile which produces the effect of oils ; and Instruc- tion s; iven in the several branches of the Mathematics, *** Office at Mr. Butt's, opposite the Town- Hall, High- street, Winchester. [ 4118 SLATES FOR COVERING OF BUILDINGS. WM. HARTNELL respectfully begs leave to in- form his friends and the public, that having a large Stock of WELCH and CORNISH SLATES, he can supply them immediately with that article on reasonable terms, and he humbly solicits their favours. Address, No. 4, Lewin's- mead, Bristol. Warehouse, Head of the Quay. f4146 Southampton. Bellevue Mansion- House.' TO be SOLD,— or LETT on LEASE for 7 or 14 Years,— BELLEVUE MANSION- HOUSE, coach- houses for four carriages, and stabling for nine horses; with a lawn and garden groqnd, containing about four acres. The premises'are Freehold, and delightfully situated near Southampton, commanding picturesque views of Southamp- ton Water, the banks of the river Itchen, and surtounding neighbourhood. To be viewed by tickets only ; anc} for particulars enquire ( if by letter, free of postage) at Mi. CVrr/' s office, South- ampton. " [ 4174 A desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Family, within a mile and a half of Southampton. FOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A Freehold DWELLING- HOUSE, neatly furnished, double coach- house, stabling for eight horses, pleasure and kitchen gardens, and small paddock, together about two acres, screened from the road by a shrubbery. Further particulars may be known of Mr. Geo. Hookey, Southampton. Letters free of postage will meet immediate attentions [ 4° 69 " Malt- IIouse and Coal- lFltarf.— Hyde, Isle of Wight. QPO be SOLD bv PRIVATE CONTRACT,— AJ1 X that substantial well- built Brick DWELLING- HOUSE, MALT- HOUSE, STORE- HOUSE, and STABLE, now in full tfltde, with a long'rang'e of WHARF behind, open to the Sea, belonging to and now in the occupation of Mr. John Stephens, maltster and cOal- merchant, who will give immed ate pos- session.— For further p irticularsapply to the above J. Stephens. tij. B.— The above Malt- house will wet fifteen quarters of barley per week. [* 008 MARINE VILLA. FOR SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A new- built MESSUAGE, at Boom Ciiff; consisting, on the first floor, of an entrance- hall, dining- parlour, drawing, room with folding- door's opening into a breakfast- parlour- kitchen, scullery, and butlei's ' pantry; three best bed - rooms,- and servants' rooms; coach- house," stable; and about half an acre of Land.— The house is delightfully situated between two hills on the. borders of the high road leading from Chrst- church to Poole, open to the Channel, and commands pictu- resque views of the Swariage Bay, Isles of Wight and Purbeck, tbe'New Forest, and surrounding countiy. For a sight of the premises apply to Mr. Jaraes Russell, at the Tapps Arms, at Boom ; ana for other particulars to Mr. Baldwin, solicitor, Ringwood, . or af his oflice in Ci rist- church. ' ' [ 4171 TO be LETT, at Lyndhurst, on the BovvlinK- green,— A neat COTTAGE, consisting of two sitting, rooms, lour bed- chambers, kitchen, & c. S3* A Stable, if wanted, and Garden. ' Enquire at the Crown Inn, Lyndhurst. [ 4ajfi To GENTLEMEN BUILDERS and other;. TO be SOLD, on reasonable terms,— The reroain- ins part of the prime Cargo of WELCH SLATES, landed on Mr. Westlake's Ouay, at Chappel, near South ampton, which consists of Countesses so inches by in and Ladies 1G inches by 8. For price apply at Mr. Lucas's Draper and Tailor, High- street, Southampton. * [ 4280 SOUTHAMPTON. TO be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CON- TRACT,— The good SLOOP" or SMACK the Ouvz BHANCH, registered til tons, ." 3- iMths, built at the yard of Mr. Thomas' Guillaume, Northam, in lgoti. The purchaser may be accommodated with the greater part of the purchase- money, if required, by paying lawful interest for the same : the present owner has no objection to hold a part himself, provided tile person appointed master wiil like- wise hold a part. For further particulars enquire of John Hawkins, rope- maker, Southampton. f4: s;' . nno be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, in. jL small or large quantities,— Capital prime Oak Waggon end Coach Spokes, Park Paling, Scantling of ail dimensions. Spine, Sap, and Thatching Laths, Posts, Railing, Barrel and Pail Staves, and remarkably good Building Timber. For further particulars'apply to Mr. T. W. William;. Da> vntor, or Mr. John Purkess, on the premises, U> o • hanger Park, near Dowiiton, N. B. Scantling cut to otder; Oak Bavins, Coal- fire Wood and Lath Chips, in small or large quantities [ 417d PORT WINE, TO be SOLD by AUCTION, at the. 0! J Antelope Inn and Hotel, at Pooir, on Thursday the 24th of Ausv. st 1809, at three o'clock,— TWENTY lT!' i-> of PORT WINE, of prime quality, part of the Cargo of the Ship Urania, lately stranded near Poole,—-— For further pariicuiaii apply to Messrs. Jos. Garland & Co. or to [ l-. ifis POOLE Aug. 11,1809. J. BRISTOWE & Co. Brokers. SHEEP KEEP. FROM One to Three Hundred SHEEP may be taken in to FAT on 200 Acres of excellent sound Pasture Land till Michaelmas next. Application to be made to Mr, - Win. Dexter, at the Anchor Inn, Rsdbridge, Hants, [ 4'. M8 MERINO RAMS. TO be SOLD,— Two MERINO RAMS, of the pure blood,— Enquire of James Hog, Mu4cuforil, near Christchurcil. ' [ 4243 ANGLO- MERINO. SHE Hi". - TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— Several four- toothed RAMS, remarkably good in wool, and several very choice RAM LAMBS. The above sheep are thg produce of true South- down ewes, by a real Spanish ram. [ 4236 For particulars apply;. to the Printers of this Paper, or to Mr. Rohbins, printer, Winchester ; if by letter, postage to be paid. I^ OR SALE by AUCTION, at Garravvay's Coffer - house, " Chahge- alky, Cornhil!, London, on Wednesday the 28d of August 180,9, a't twelve o'clock precisely,— AboiiO 30,0 Mags pf SPANISH WOOL, of the laV awivafs. Catalogues and further particulars may be had of C. and J. D. Jacomb, sworn brokers, No- 2, fcoptball- buildmgs, London,' [ 40& 9 SOUTH- DOWN SHEEP. Samly- Dvu'u Farm, near Sfatkfridge, Hants. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by U. CRISWICK, on the premises", on Wednesday the lC: h day of August inst. at twelve o'clock, About 300 genuine SOUTH- DOWN EWES, RAMS, and LAMBS, « nu i- ii vioa, part 01 tne well- known and much- admired stock of W. Powlett Powlett, Esq. The ewes will be sold in lots of 25 each, and the rams, wbicti are well worth the notice of gentlemen desirous of improving their stocks, will be sold 1 in a lot. [ 4146 N. B. A beautiful fall- mouth Sheep ( No. J>) to be Leu. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, in October next, ( by order of the ExesutossJ^ at Bowldown Farm, 4 milts from Tctburv, and n miles from Kingscote, Glocestcrshire,—• TWO THOUSAND MERINO SHEEP, Two, Three, Four, and Five Dips upon pure South- Down. Crossed to this depth they will bear the drudircry ot folding, the asperity of a severe climate, and the artificial subsistence of a sterile Soil f this carcase suffers no irreat deterioration ; and b/ carcful selection it is clearly ascertained, that breeders may secure beauty, disposition to fatten, and any weigh; their land may require ; while the wool, without calculating upon adventitious specu- lation, realizes a four- fold increase in value, and is equal to mo$ t Spanish samples. This most desirable stock strongly claims the attention of all Sheep Earners, and is unqucsti n- ablv the most profitable which can be placed upon a sheep- farm. Notice will be given of the day of sale. [ 4103 MARKET- PLACE, SALISBURY, TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. GATE- HOUSE, near the Corn Market, on Tuesday the 15th day of August, 1809, Four strong, useful DRAUGHT HORSES," and Harness for ditto, laic the proiiertv of Mr. TURNER, deceased, at Place- F; irm, in the parish of Tisbury, Wilts. The sale will commence between tlie hours of eleven and twelve o'clock. ( 4a « i MARKET- PLACE, SALISBURY. TO be'SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. GATE*. BOUSE, near the. Corn Market, on Tuesday the 15th dag of August, 1809,— A strong, useful ROAD WAGGON and TILT, built upon iron arms, with new wheels for ditto ; one other ditto without a tile, and five odd wheels. [ 4304 The sale to commence at twelve o'clock. SALISBURY. TO be SOLD by AUCTION, in tbe Market, by GF, RRARD and Co. on Tuesday Augujt the ISth, 180!!, — Two good POST- CHAISES and a neat Gig - 7 also one double- barrel Fowling- piece and two single ditto, the pro- perty of the late Mr- Jamts Andrews, keeper to Win. Beck-' l'ord, Esq,— The sale to fcegin at twelve o'clock. [ 4396 DORSET. TO be SOLD,— An elegant COTTAGE RESI- DENCE, io the most complete repair, at Hundley, irr. the county of Dorset, about midway between Salisbury and, Btandford, and about half a mile fromlthe great western road j comprising an entrnnce- hail, handsome drawing and breakfast rooms, with dining parlour, six convenient bed- rooms, with offices of every description; four- stall stable, with room ove r, double coach- housej and every other useful out- building ; together with a barn, cart- stable, farm- yard, and fifteen acre,-! of Land. There is goodshooting and three packs of fox- hohnds in the neighbourhood. A post to and| from London every day. The appropriate Household Goods, Furniture, and Fixtures, to be taken at a valuation. For further particulars, and to treat, apply to Mr. Arney, attorney, Close, Salisbury. „ [ 4144 CAPITAL DAIRY OR GRAZING FARM, /. V WILTSHIRE. TO be SOLD bv PRIVATE CONTRACT,—. BROOKE HOUSE FARM, consisting of a good Farm- House, Barn, Stables, Cow Houses, and other Outbuildings-; together with SOO Acres of Watei Meadow, Pasture, an 1 ( small poition of) Arable Land.— Also, LOGWOOD FARM, consisting of a good Faim- Housc, Barn, Stables, fire. & c. & c. together with 134 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabic Land. The above Farms are highly improveablc, both adjoining each other, in a ring fence, and possession to be had at Ladj- tlay next, when the present truant's term expires. Distant from Devizes and Bath 13 miles, Warminster and Trowbridge 5 miles. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Saunders iiad Co. solicitors, Bradford, Wilts; br Mr. Davis, land surveyor, Horningsbam, rear Warminster. [ 4105 COTTAGE AT KEYNSTON, On the Turnpike Road between Blandford & ffifiiourn. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A COTTAGE, almost new, and Garden well jjlantcd witbchoice fruit trees. The house consists of a parlour, kit- chen, pantry, and cellar, with three bed- rooms over, besides a shop, w; hich would, with a Very little expence, make a good parlour, andbed- robm over. There is a small Cottage and Garden which belongs to the above, after the death of a person upwards of 70. " ' The premises are Leasehold for the remainder of a term of S9 years, of which only 10 are expired, determinable on three healthy lives, aged 41, 39, and 14. For viewing the same, and to know the price, apply to Mr. Wm. Lovell, the tenant, at Keynston, near Blandford, Dor- 411 applications by letters must be post paidi [ 2562 ... . • —.. . — ' j1 i— .. • i I j r-— 1— •" ' •' -• '. 1 ' -• ' "." ' —— — —— —" : — r— r —— •"" ' 1—: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. B. BRODIE, J. DQWDING, AND J. LUXFORD, AT THE PRINTING- OFFICE, CANAL, SALISBURY; Where Orders, Advertisements, and authentic Articles of News are received ( Postage paid). 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