yi * 2V2) GENERAL ADVERTISER OF WILTS\ HANTS, DORSET\ AND SOMERSET. [ NUMBER 3793. VOLUME LXXIV.] MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1809. PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. > Duty., [ Paper and Print, 3RF. ' Monday's and Tuesday's Posts. FOREIGN NEWS. RI, » A, Sept. 21. THE English transports, with the Russian pri- soners taken on board Admiral Siniavin's fleet, were in sight of St. Petersburgh when tne mail, tame off. SEPT. 24.— No answer has as yet been received from Copenhagen to the last proposal made to Denmark ; it is, however, expected, that the Danish Government, informed by this time of the peace Concluded with Russia, w ill not feel inclined to keep it back any longer. LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. Various foreign Journals were received yesterday, Containing intelligence from Vienna to the 30th ult. from SParis- to the th inst. and from Heligoland and Holland to the 12th inst.— From the gen- rat complexion of the in- telligence, the principal, obstacles in tlie. way of peace - appear to have b en removed, apd'the conferences for dis- til sing and settling the remaining points are to be hence- forth carricd on at Vienna. Napoleon has been conferring new dignitses on his favour* te. Officers :— Marshal Berthier, Prince of Neuf- chatel, is created Prince of Wagram; Marshal Davoust, Duke of An rstadt, is created Prince of Eckmuhl; and Marshal Massena, Duke of Rivoli, is created Prince of Esslfifgin. To thrai hereditary titles are'annexed con- siderable estate •; vsw to the Principality of Wagram, the castle and estate of Chambord; to that of Eckmuhl, the tM - tie of Kruhl; to that of Esslingen, the castle of Thuars; with other lands which the Emperor has purchased from the Legioii of Honour. .. • = The " Diitel) pipers contain jt. Jong letter from Cham- pagne-, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, to General Arm- strong, on t.: - subject of jnetitral commerce. The French diplomatist . has condensed into it the substance of all the arVnmeuts in favour of the liberty of the seas' that have been cmp'oyed from time to time to irritate the Con- tinental Powers against Great Britain. The gut of the ftrgumeut is, that if we"( » bo are masters of the ocean) will cease to blockade the ports of France, she will retract her order of blockade against us; and that if we withdraw our Orders in Couhrtl, she will rescind the Berlin and Milan Decrees. All this js mighty pretty-! Wherever Napoleon has had the means of transporting his armies, be has trampled the nations of the earth in the dust. With those divided. from him by the ocean he wishes to have a little JrUndltf intercourse, and Great Britain is to be cajoled to second his humane and benevolent intentions. - The Stockholm papers give soipe hints respecting the treaty between Russia ami Swe'deir, which was not to be exchanged in Petersbuigh'before the 21st inst. in order, no doubt, that time may be afforded for tbe Emperor Na- poleon to signify his approbation or disapprobation of the articles ; anil consequently no official copy of the treaty will be published until the contrcnling will and pleasure of that " Sovereign is signified. In the mean time it is under stood in Sweden that the following are the principal con- ditions of the treaty:— 1. Finland to be ceded ill full sovereignty to Russia. 2. Aland ' and its dependencies ( opening a passage to the capital of Sweden) to be also surrendered to Rusda. 3.- All English ships to be excluded from Swedish pints ; but a qualification of thii article is introduced to facilitate the importation of salt and colonial prujee: the operation is to commflice on the 15th of November. 4. English merchandize anil property now in the Swedish harbours and territories are not to be sub- jected to confiscation,— If this be ' a real abstract, the second article renders Sweden so insecure, that her inde- pendence is gone, and it is wholly at the will of Russia that she can continue to be called a separate kingdom. MARK- LANE, Monday, Oct. 16.— We continue to be very scantily supplied with Essex Wheat in Mark- lane, and there was not much fresh up from Suffolk this morning, but the Kentish arrival was reasonably plentiful.— The mealing de- mand, at an early hour, was brisk for superfine samples of White Wheat, and some sales were then effected at an ad- vance of about 4s. per quarter from our currency of Monday the 9th ; but Red Wheat, and inferior White, were scarcely at all dearer, nor did they find any free disposal. Beans and Oats come to hand in considerable abundance, as well as Tares, Malt, and White Mustard Seed, but nothing else at present: Peas of both sorts, old Beans, and Coriander Seed are rather dearer, as per particulars beneath ; but Rye has fallen iri value 2s. per quarter, new Tick Beans 4s. and Malt 6s. since this day se'nnight; likewise Tares and White Mustard Seed 18rf. per bushel, and Rape Seed 91. per last. We refer to the lists ubjoined, for all fuither information.— Wheat, 68s. to 96s. fine 104s. sup. 106s. White 70s. to 100s. fine 110s. sup. to 116s.— Rye SOs. to 58s.— White Peas 56s. to 70s. Grey Peas 42s.- to 49s.— Tick . Beans, new, 40S. to 48s. fine old 57s.— Barley, 32s. to- 44s. Malting - 16s. to 52s.— Malt 70s. to 76s. fine 80s. to 86s.— Oats, long feed, 24s. to 34s. short 85s. to 37s. Poland 38s, to lis.— Broad Beans 50s. to 84s. Long Pods 42s. to 6' 0sN— Rape Seed 38/. to 46/.. fine new to 50/. to 5- 21. per last. — English Household Flour 95s. per sack ; American ditto40s. to 45s. 52s. sup. to 63s. per barrel. ! : j — . — —- — • PORTS- MOUTH VICTUALLING OFFICE, October 18, 1809. ON Thursday, the 26th instant, 1 shall be ready to receive Tenders in ' wiling ( sealed upj and treat for the undermentioned articles, for the Service of this Port, to be delivered in one Month ; which will be paid for by bills pay- able with interest 90 days after dale, bit. ENGLISH WHEAT, 1000 Quarters, to weigh 57 lbs. per Bushel, and in case it should weigh above 57 lbs. per Bushel, the over- weight will be paid for. CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, 1000 Quarters, answer- able to a sample that will be produced at the . time of con- tract. ; No regard will be had to any Tmdfr, in which the prices shall not'be inserted in wards at length, or ( hat shall not be delivered before twelve o'clock, an the said 26th instant, nor unless the persons who make the same, or some person on their. lehalf, fil/ aid to answer thereto when. caJU d for. WM. REEKS. N. B. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at my Office. ^ - [ 5157 11. H. rT, Hfi- H. H. hie requested to take notice, 1 FARMERS' DINNER will be on Tuesday October 31, at the Swan Inn, Alresforil; and on the same day the CUP will be run for on. Abbotsdon Down. Rules and regulations as last year. Further particulars hereafter. 5043] J. T. VILLEBOIS, Esq. STEWARD. N. F. H. THE N. F. H. will meet at Stoney Cross on Tuesday the 24th inst.— Dinner on table at half past five o'clock. [ 5097 W. Y. C. T^ HE Gentlemen of the SALISBURY TROOP Jt are requested to assemble on their private parade, in tfye Close, on Wednesday next, the 25. th of October, at half- past nine o'clock in the morning, for the purpose of at- tending Divine Service. 52I7J E. BAKER, Captain. SOUTH HANTS YEOMANRY. THE RINGWOOD TROOP are to parade in the Market Place at Ringwood on Wednesday the 25th inst. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in order to attend divine service. Dinner on tabic at the Crown Inn at two o'clock precisely. By order of Capt. LEE. W. WATI'S, Quarter- Master. N. B.— Such Gentlemen as intend to dine with the Troop, are requested to leave their names at the bar by Tuesday evening. [ 5202 the AMeeting of the Blandford and Dorchesteer Me- dical Society will be held at the Crown Inn, Blandford, on Thursday the - 2flth day of October instant, to settle the account*.— BLANDFORD. Oct. IS, 180.'). [ 6' 81. Two hundred and forty vessels, laden with Russian produce, have arrived in our- ports—- so that our markets will overflow '. vith hemp, tallow; ar. d other Russian articles. In consequence of licences being within this week i- esolved to be granted to import grain and flour from France or Holland, there are six hundred licences and upwards, now in the office of the Earl of Liverpool for his signatures. The two sons of the Duke of Brunswick Oels landed, • at Harwich 011 Friday, and arrived in town on Saturday evening. The Duchess thi'ir grandmother sent her car- riages to meet theirt at Rumford, and bring them to her house at Blackheath, where their father arrived soon after, and brought them to his house in Clarges- street- • It ij reported to lie his Majesty's most gracious Intention to restore, on the 25th inst. all the titles ill the Scotch Peerage which have been forfeited since the year A large flag promotion, vye ijriderstand, will shortly take place. The ! i- t of new admirals will, it is said, extend below Captain Moorsom, on the list of Post Captains. Admiral D'rury is recalled from the ' command of the fleet in the Indian Seas; he is to be succeeded by Admiral Bertie, who has now the Cape station. General Brownrigg is appointed to succeed General Hewit. as Commai tier in Chief of the Army in India. Those regiments of the line at present incomplete in numbers are to be filled up by'offering bounties to those men who will volunteer from the militia regiments, lind the vacancies so caused in tbe militia are iu like manner to he completed by volunteering from the local militia, or by ballot, the latter of which takes place, at all events, about February next. . Government, we understand, hasa'iready discharged upwards of 700 sail of transports, a large proportion of which will probably enter into the coal trade, and thereby, in a short time, causc a reduction in the present high price *> f that important article of consumption. The surplus of tlie Consolidated Fund for the year ending On the 10th inst. is 3,145,300/. 1 Is. IJA—' The sur- plus of the year ending on the 10th of October 1808, was 2,714,530/. The War Taxes have produced ill the last quarter 6,688, G27/. being 284,000/ more than their amount in the - quarter ended the 10th of October 18C18 ; and the Property Tax in particular has produced near 500,000/.- more to the Exchequer than it did in the October quarter 1808. It is stated, as from authority, that Mr. Perceval wrote to the Princess of Wales, formally to announce his appoint- ment to the office of First Lord of the Treasury > that he condoled with her Royal Highness on the loss of Mr. Canning's splendid abilities ill the Administration, and excused him elf from acting on selfish principles by an assurance that he had offeredto agree to Mr. Canning's arrangement for a third person to be placed in that high office. It is further stated that the Princess, in her answer, coincided with Mr. Perceval, in expressing regret that Mr. Canning was lest to the public service, and com- mended Mr. Perceval's courage in endeavouring to form an Administiatiou without Mr. Canning!— This nonsense actually finds credit with a lage portion of political gossips An elopement took place last week from a village on the western borders of Norfolk. The gallant is a son of a Rev. Divint;, the heroine almost 17, daughter of a widow Lady, with a fortune of 30,0H0/. A young man of high respectability,' Secretary to a Nobleman, stands charged with forgery to a considerable extent, and be has absconded. lie is supposed to have carried on his depredations to the tune of seme hundreds of poUnds. In the evening of the 5th inst. an atrocious attempt was v made to murder Robert Andrews, Esq. of Berechurch Hall, near Colchester, by firing a gun loaded with a bullet through a window into a room where that gentleman was fitting with his family. Tbe villain escaped; but as Mr. Andrews has spiritedly offered 500/. Sir G. H. Smith, Bart. 100/. and the inhabitants of the parish of ISerechurch 100/. for his discovery, and the promise of his Majesty's pardon tus been obtained for any accomplice who may inform Against the principal, it is hoped he will be made known, ? lei urojigiit to condign pinskhalent. WINCHESTER ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR will be held on the - 23d of October instant. 6118] THOS. COLLIER, Lessee. Coops to be taken at the City Arms or on the Ground. W I N C II li STER, HANTS. SINGLESTICK PLAYING. TO be Played for at Winchester, on Thursday the - 2Gth and Friday the 27th days of October, 180!),— A PURSE of TWENTY- FIVE GUINEAS- each day. Conditions of Play.— The Gamesters to mount the stage each day at nine o'clock, to play one blood atid go down ; the tyeis of each party to play each other in turn as they be- come tyers; to commence at two o'clock. The blood to ru* one inch, or not deemed a head- No person to be admitted on the stage but Sticklers an< Players. ' . [ 5120 No PARRING or SHAM PLAY will be allowed. CITY OF NEW SARUM. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Mayor and Justices of this City intend to meet on Monday next, the 23d day of October insi. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Council Chamber, for the purpose of considering the propriety of granting a Licence for a certain house in the pa- rish ot St. Edmund, in the said city, called the Six Bells; when all persons interested may attend.— Dated this 10' th day of Octoberi 1803.— By order of the Mayor and Justices, S' 2- joJ JOHN HOPPING, Town Cleik. EXETER AND SALISBURY MAIL. THE Public are respectfully informed, that a new ROYAL MAIL COACH, carrying four inside and two outside passengers, will commence running Monday the 16th of October, at half- past seven o'clock every morning, trom the Red Lion Inn, Salisbury, through Shaftesbury, Yeovil, Crewkerne, and Chard, to the New London Inn, Exeter, where it will meet the Plymouth and Falmouth Mails, with coaches to Barnstaple and all parts of the west ;— it will leave the New London Inn, Exeter, every morningat^ three o'clock, by the same route, to the Reel Lion Inn, Salisbury^ where it will meet the Portsmouth Royal Mail, the Portsmouth and Gosport coaches, with others to London, & c. Performed by ISAAC YOUNG and Co. Who will not be accountable for any article above the value of 51, unless entered as such and paid for accordingly. An extensive Variety of new and elegant Patterns in PRINTED CAMBRICS AND MUSLINS, INDIA GARMENT DRESSES, RICH COLOURED SILK VELVETS, Plain & figured Satins find Sarsnels, LUSTRES, OPERA NETS, Sec. AT BECKINGSALE'S Warehouse, Silver- street, Salisbury. STOUT ell- wide Sheeting, 12£< i. and 13d. per yd. The best Patterns in dark Ginghams, 7id. & 8d. per yd. Two Bales of ell and yard- and- half wide Cambric Muslins, curiously fine, lid, per yard. A variety of rich figured Silk Lustres, 10s. Gd. the dress. Stout Furniture Dimities, 12</. and \ 3d. per yard. A variety of Imperial Sarsnets for dresses, particularly cheap, A large assortment of Cotton Stockings.— An extra allow- ance by the half dozen. Silk Hosiery of every description. Real Thread Lace, white and black Veils, India Silk Shawls, & c. in the greatest variety. [ 5190 R FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS EADY to be advanced on good FREEHOLD Se- curities. Application to be made to Mr. Lampard, solicitor, War- minster ; if by letter, post paid. [ 5176 TIMBER AND DEALS. JUST arrived from the Baltic, and now unloading, — A CARGO of the best Square. Redwood T1MHER, with a large quantity of the best three- inch Red and White DEALS, by T. EDRIDGE & SON. SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 19, 1809. [ 5175 POOLE, Oct. 23, 180.9, JHOOPER, COAL- MERCHANT, impressed with • gratitude, returns his sincere thanks to those friends who have already favoured him with their commands in the Coal Trade; and most respectfully begs leave to inform them and the public in general, that he has laid in a large Stock of the best Coals, which he is now selling at 3s. per bushel, with the usual discount for money. ( y Sells best Malting and Canal Goals. [ 5177 KING'S ARMS IN* AND TAVERN, PIODLETOWN. HALLEN, impressed vvifh gratitude, returns • thanks to his friends and the public in general for favours received-; and informs them that he has fitted up the house in a comfortable manner for the reception of families, where they may depend on ever>, attention being paid. Good Stall Stabling, with lock- up Coach- house, and gen- teel Post- chaise. [ 4974 DOLPHIN INN, ROMSEY.- WM. TINSON begs to return his sincere thanks to the public far the encouragement he has already met with at the above Inn; and most respectfully begs leave to inform those Ladies and Gentlemen who may travel through Romsey, that they may be accommodated with good Chaises, Horses, and careful Drivers ; he has also furnished his house with genteel Beds and Furniture; and hopes, by the strictest punctuality and attention to business, to merit those favours the public may be inclined to confer on him. [ 5200 ' PRINTING- OFFICE, SALISBURY.' ESSRS BRODIE, DOWDIKG, and JLUXFORD, respectfully inform the public, that thev have just re- ceived a fresh and large supply of Mr. WAINWRIGHT's celebrated STAFFORDSHIRE CORDIAL, a sovereign Re- medy for the Staggers, Gripes, Fret, and other diseases of Horses and Horned Cattle. [ 5011 Sold in bottles at 2s. each, with directions, or one guinea the dozen.— It will keep for years, and never fails curing. WIT. CHARLES, Manufacturer of HOSIERY, • Wholesale and Retail, Catherine- Hill, FROME, most respectfully begs leave to solicit the attention of the inhabi- tants of Frome and its vicinity, to a general assortment of Hosiery Goods, in silk, cotton, thread, worsted, lambs- wool, angola, Sec. pantaloon and breeches pieces, with every other article in the hosiery line; knitting, sewing, tambour, fringe, and mending cotton ; knitting and mending worsted, See. W. II. C. trusts that, from having acquired his knowledge of the business in reputable manufacturing houses inNottingham and Leicester, and as he manufactures the principal part of his goods, he shall be enabled to sell upon such terms as will give general satisfaction. As W. R. C. will be receiviug constant supplies of goods from the manufactory, any orders for articles out of the common way, will be speedily executed. Country Shopkeepers supplied upon as low terms as at the manufactory, either personally or by letter.— An assortment of leather gloves ; and cotton iaces at the lowest prices. Wanted,— an active Youth, of 14 or 15 years of age, as an APPRENTICE. . [ 4911 APPROACHING ROYAL JUBILEE. I MONGST the numerous discoveries in nature X JL during the reign of our most beloved Sovereign, there is none to equal the wonderful discovery and surprising efficacy of the MACASSAR OIL, which is honoured with the sanc- tion of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex ; its virtues arc proudly pre- eminent to any- thing ever discovered for IMPROVING the GROWTH of HAIR, and giving an incomparable Gloss to that distinguished ornament ol the human frame ; its virtues must flash con- viction on avery mind where it has been tried. It is sold by the proprietors, Rowland and Son, London; Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisbury; Savage, Win- chester ; Harvey, Weymouth; and all perfumers in the kingdom. - [ 5161 M I'O CAPITAL MILLERS. ASituation on the Hauisphire Coast ( not inferior to any in the kingdom) for ERECTING A TIDE MILL is. offered to a Man of respectability possessing a capital of not less than £ 10,000.— Vesselscf 150 tons and'upwards may be brought to the spot, and lie perfectly safe atari times.— Nine pair of stones may be worked, as the pond would contain 40 acres, which would always keep up an uncommonly good head of water ; and the wheats grown in the neighbourhood are superior to most in the kingdom. Apply to Mr. Richardson, No. 7, Lincoln's- inn- fields; or Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury, who will treati letters to be post paitl. [ 5076 CHEAP TRAVELLING. SALISBURY, Inside .. 16s. Od, .. Outside .. 10s. 6d. By the OLD SALISBURY COACHES, from the BLACK HORSE INN, SALISBURY, to the BELL and CROWN INN, HOLBORN, and the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, FRIDAY- STIIEEI-, CHEAPSIUE, every day ( except Saturday) at half past three o'clock. All parcels sent by these Coaches will be received without any charge for booking, and will be safely and expeditiously delivered' to all parts of London and Salisbury, without any charge- for porterage. N. BROWN,' F, FAGG, H. WHITMARSH, W. PENNY, and Co. PROPRIETORS. THREE SWANS, SARUM. MATCHAM and PROCTOR, impressed with gratitude for favours hitherto conferred on them since the establishment of their Coaches to London, Poole, & c. re spectfully return thanks for the same, and particularly to those gentlemen who have so repeatedly requested them to advance their fares to an equivalent and moderate price, as best calcu- lated to ensure to the country a continuation of their coaches; and, as such, the inside and outside Fares are advanced as under ; and which they trust will meet the approbation of their friends and the public in general: Inside from Sarum to London... £ l 1 0 Outside 0 13 0 Andover Inside IBs. Outsidts l- 2s. Basingstoke... ditto 16s. ditto 10s. 6< Z. ;% y A new Coach to Exeter and Plymouth, through Hin- don, Mere, Wincanton, and Yeovil, every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday mornings, at nine o'clock. [ 5223 FREEHOLD MANOR, HANTS, TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT; consisting of two capital Farms and 316 acres of fine Woods, being the whole ot a hamlet, containing 1416 acres, which maintains its own poor only; is tythe free, and the land- tax redeemed. The estate is very compact, well situate for markets, within reach of two packs of fox bounds, in a pleasant part of the county, well stocked with game, and about 50 miles from London, on a good turnpike road. *** For particulars, and to treat, apply'to Messrs. Webb, Webb, arid Attwood, Salisbury. [ 5060 UNDERWOOD, HANTS. TO be SOLD by sealed Tender, directed to John Smith, to be left at tbe King's Head Inn, Wickham, on or before Monday the 30tlf of Oct. 1809,— SOBER's DOWN COPPICE, in theparishofTitchfield, containing2SA. 3R. 3P.; also BROMLEY COPPICE, containing 14A. 2R. £> P. Both Coppices are ten years' growth. For a view cf the underwood, apply to John Smith, Topnagf, ne^ r Wieldaam. NEW SALISBURY AND LONDON WAGGONS, From the THREE SWANS , Salisbury, to T/. E SALISBURY ARMS,' Cow Lane, London. MATCHAM, MITCHELL, and Company, beg leave to inform their Friends and the Public in general, they have established WAGGONS for the Conveyance of Goods ftom 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 y.- luc oi 5l, unless entered and paid for as such, [ 4213 1 Two - Wheeled Chariot, and n capital young Horse. IX) be SOLD,— A most complete and convenient' . TWO- WHEELED CHARIOT, town- built, with Lamps and Harness; and also a handsome strong young HORSE, 15 hands high and upwards, free from blemish and warranted sound, which has always run in it, and so remark- ably temperate and safe as to render him invaluable in this or any other carriage.— The lowest price together is 120 guineas ( the original cost of the chariot, and is now as good as new); may be had separate, the Carriage 75 Guineas, the Horse 55 Guineas.— This carriage has all the comforts of a four- wheeled chariot, and subject to only half the tax. They may be seen by enquiring of Mr. Phillips, of Boyton, near Heytcsbury, within three miles of Warminster. [ 5081 T° r be SOLD, About Seven Acres of good POTATOES, in a field near Lymington. For particulars apply ( if by lejtwr, post paid) to Mr. James Judd, Lymington. [ 5068 HAMPSHIRE. WANTED to Purchase in this county, within the distance of 70 miles from London, Two Thousand or Three Thousand Acres of FREEHOLD PROPERTY; if with a Mansion- house Upon it, the more desira> le. Proposals anil plans may be communicated for the intended purchaser to Charles Bowles, Esq. Shaftesbury, Dorset; Mr. Wasbrough, solicitor, Wainford- court, London ; or Mr. M. Wasbrough, land- agent, Taunton. [ 5074 WANTED to Purchase, An ESTATE from 1600 to 2000 Acres of LAND, on which there must be a good and convenient FAMILY MANSION,' with walled Garden, and other Offices, fit for the residence of a gentle- man's family. Applications to be made to Mr. Gibbons, No, 5, Argyle- street, Bath. ' [ 51.50 TO NURSERYMEN. . WANTED,— I'rom 60.000 to 80,000 WHITE THORN NURSERY PLANTS, of 3 years growth, one half to be delivered in the beginning of November next, and the remainder the beginning of December following. Any person having such a quantity, or a part only, to de- pose of, might send" their proposals ( free of postage) to Mr. Kearley, Beaulieu, Hants, mentioning the lowest price per thousand deliveied to Beaulieu. [ 5087 YOUNG OAK PLANTS. ANY Gentleman or Nurseryman having a consi- derable quantity of healthy, vigorous OAKS, from 3 to 5 years old, that h'aye been transplanted, to dispose of, in any of the western counties, may hear of a purchaser, upon reasonable terms, by addressing a' letter [ post paid), with their description and lowest price, to Mr. John Cunningham, at the Fox an 1 Hound, near Winborne, Dorset. [ 5144 WANTS a'Place as COACHMAN, or Coachman and Groom,— A young Man who is well acquainted in the above line, and knows London well; can have a good character ; has no objection to go abroad. Letters directed ( post paid) to J. P. at Mr. Evamy's, saddler, Southampton, will be attended to. [ 5211 ABAILIFF WANTED, from April 5, 1810, who can bring an unexceptionable character for abilities, integrity, and sobriety ; and who is active, can write and keep accounts in a business- like manner, and understands farmingbasiness in its various branches. Apply ( personally) 011 Tuesdays, to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury, or to Mr. Clapcott, at Holdenhurst, near Christphurch, Hants, on Thursdays. [ 5188 ANTED,— A young Mah who has served four, w five, or six Years Apprenticeship to a LINEN and WOOLLEN- DRAPER, & c. who would BIND HIMSELF for into business, will find the offer hereby made very advan- tageous to the youth's improvement. Ai> ply by letter ( post paid) to the Printers. [ 4971 TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. . WANTED, An APPRENTICE to a SAD- DLER, in a country market- town, who will be treated as one of the family. [ 5099 For particulars apply to tilt Printers of this Paper, To PARENTS' AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, in a respectable market and sea- port Town, An APPKENTICE to a CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, who will be treated as one of the family. For particulars apply to the Printers of this Paper. [ 5203 TO CLASSICAL ASSISTANTS. WANTED, 111 a respectable SCHOOL,—— AN ASSISTANT, well versed in the Classics and Com- losition. Letters ( post paid) addressed to A. B. Post- Office, inchcster, will be attended to. [- 1960 pos Wi WANTED, A SHOPMAN in the Grocery Business. Apply ( if by letter post- paid) to Messrs. Trim and Kellow, Southampton. [ 6196 WANTED— A young Man as a SHOPMAN. A person acquainted with the ironmongery arid other retail business, will have a preference, having a good character from his last employer. Apply for Y. Z. India Aims Inn, Gosport. [ 5189 To Weavers and Manufacturers of Linen and Woollen. WANTED immediately, or at Christmas next,— A sober industrious MAN, who understands the Ma- nufacture of coarse Linen and Woollen Goods, for the use of the Poor in the House of Industry, Isle of Wight; and also of Miller's and Farmer's Sacks, for sale, " ' racter will be expected. Reference for cha- Application to be made ( if bv letter, post paid) to Mr. Thomas Cooke, Newport, Isle of Wight. [ 5168 WANTED, to live in the. Country,— A steady active MAN, from 30 to 40 years of age, who can un- dertake to manage a common Kitchen Garden in a nsat way, to take care of two Horses and two or three Cows, & e. He must have a character for honesty and sobriety from his last place, where he must have lived at least a year.— If he can wait at table occasionally ( if required) the more agreeable. Apply ( if by letter, postage paid) to Messrs. Musson and. Tayler, printers, Newport, Isle of Wight. [ 5169 ISLE OF WIGHT. WANTED immediately,— A MAST of good cha- j- actcr, as a SHEPHERD, to have the care of two or ;>. ee hundred Sheep ; he must bring with, him a good re- commendation as to his knowdedge in all its branches; he must at certain times do other work, when he can conveniently, be taken from the sheep. To a person who can answer this de- scription good wages will be given. Letters ( post paid) directed to Messrs. Musson and Tayler, Newport, Isle of Wight, will be duly attended to. [ 5170 WANTED, - Two good CARTERS, who understand the care and management of horses ; they must bp honest sober men ;— also TYVO # OYS, to go with the teams. Apply ( if by letter, post- paid) to Mr. Barker, Anchor and Hope Inn, Lym'mgtou. , . ... [ 5112 LABOURERS WANTED AConsiderable number o( active Men afe wanted in the New Forest, for Hole Digging, Treiiching, and Planting. Any of the above description will find employ- ment by applying to Mr. Robert Barnes, at the Crown, Broc- kenhurst, near Lyndhurst, or at the Bee Hive, at Beekley, near Christchurch. ' [ 5143 A , perfectly understands his business, and can be well ri mended.— Apply to the Printers, postpaid. [ 5185. COACHMAN WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, near Blandford,— A clever steady MAN, who MERINO RAMS. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— About 20 ANGLO- MERINO two- tooth and fnn tooth RAMS, five, six, and seven < •<••, trom h-. s Majesty'', best Merino Rams, from pure Ryl id ewes, and carefully < s Hectt d out of a very large flock. ' 1. ., e worthy the attention of sheep breeders, as they arc ;... . cuktrly deep short- legged sheep, without horns. For particulars apply to :' s P; hucr » of Sh s Piper, r to Mr. Rufus, Wintcislow Hut. ' CM; 5 AGARDENER WANTED:— A married Man, without incumbrance, who understands bis'business well, both with respcct to the management of a green- house, wall- fruit, See.; he will also be required to superintend a small Farm, to which he must have been accustomed, and have a competent knowledge ; his Wife to take care of the Poultry.— A Cottage and Fuel provided. Apply at the Printing Office, Salisbury ; if by letter, post paid. [ 5156 Hants.—- Manor of West Tithcrly. WHEREAS the TREES, HEIRS,. and UNDER- WOODS of and belonging to Charles Wall, Esq'. Lord of the said Manor, and also the GAME therein, ha* » been for some time past shamefully destroyed by many persons trespassing therein; and whereas I the undersigned JOHN PADDOCK, of Winte'rslow, in the county of Wilts, La- bourer, since having received notice not to enter the said woods, have wilfully and iri defiance tbercoj' committed di- vers Trespasses therein, for which the said Charles Wall- hath commenced legal praceedmgs against me^ but in considera- tion of my having expressed personally to hini- my sorrow fot the offence, he hath been induced to stop further proceedings against me, for which I heartily thank him,' and proihisi thus publicly never to be guilty of the like in future. Given, under my hand this 6th day of October, IR09. The Mark X of JOHN PADDOCK. Witness JOHN BURT, Attorney, Broughton. [ SI7i BANK NOTES. „ r OST or STOLEN, on the 1 3th of September last, S.. J from Potterne, near Cwnb- roe, Six £; ) RING- WOOD and HAMPSHIRE BANK NOTES, of th • f.. !. w- mg Nos.— 6091, t>", 31, 6133, 59ia, 6686, 6693 ; » lsotwo jtS ditto, Nos. 6505, 7011. A reward of TEN GUINEAS is offered to any person who will give such information as will enable the proprietor to re- cover the said notes, if lost— or to prosecute to conviction the offender, if stolen. WM. BALDWIN. RiNGWoon, Oct. 13, 1609. [ 5116 WILTS. STOLEN or STRAYED, fiom a field adjoining Littleton's Wood, in the parish of Steeple Ashton, on the 19th or- 20th of October, 1809,— A - BLACK CAR']' MARE, 5 years old, about 16 hands high, with a large star in the forehead and a long tail, the property of Mrs. Martha Miles'. Whoever will give intelligence of the said Marc, so that she may be had again, will, if strayed, be allowed all reason- able Iixpences; but, if stolen, a Reward of Ten Guineas will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders, by Mrs. Miles, of Steeple Ashton aforesaid. [ 5219 STRAYED ( a few weeks ago) into a flock at Nc- _ theravon, in the county of Wilts,— A Two- tooth SOUTH- DOWN RAM, marked on the near side with the figure 2, and also a neat narrow ruddle mailt across the shoulders. The owner, on paying the expences of advertising, may have the said Ram, by applying to W. Dowling. JTAKEN UP straying at Marchwood, 011 the S7lh . of Sept. 1809,— A DARK- BROWN GELDING, 13 " hands high, and about six years old, marked on the off shoulder and hip D. B. Whoever can prove him their pio- perty may have him again on paying the expences, by apply- ing to Arthur Hunt, at Hythe, hear Southampton. [ 5000 WHEREAS ELIZABETH LOATS, late of Woodyate's Inn, in the county of Dorset, Widow, and sole devise; and executrix of John Loats, late ofYVuod- yate's Inn aforesaid, innholder, deceased, has duly assigned over all the estate and effects of her said late deceased Hus- band to Trustees for the benefit of his Creditors ; Notice is hereby given, That a meeting of the Creditors of the said John Loats, deceased, will he held at the Crown Inn, in B land ford Forum, in the said County of Dorset, on Wednesday thelst day of November next, between the hours of twelve and four of the clock in the same day, when the accounts of the said Trustees will be laid before the Creditors, and a dividend on their respective debts Will be made ; and it is requested that all those Creditors who attend will bring with them an acpount of the debts due to them respectively from the said John Loats. And notice is hereby further given to all those who stand indebted to the said John Loats,- That they forthwith pay their respective debts to Mr. Monday, solicitor, in Blandford afore- said. N, B.— The deed of trust is at the office of the said Mr. Monday, in Blandford aforesaid, for execution by such of the Creditors as have not already executed the same. [ 6091 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE Creditors of WILLIAM BUSH, late of Ashweek, in the county of Somerset, are desired to at- tend a Meeting at the Office of Messrs. Hyatt and Maskell, in Shepton Mallet, on Wednesday the 1st day of November next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, when a statement of his debts and credits will be laid before them; and such Cre- ditors are requested in the mean time to transmit to Messrs. Hyatt and Maskell accounts of their iespective claims: and persons indebted to the said estate are desired- to take" notice, that unless their debts are immediately paid, they will be sued for the recovery thereof without further notice. SHEPTON MALLET, Oct. 17, 180.9. Isle of Wight.— Notice to Debtors and Creditors. ALL Persons who have any Claim or Demand upon the Effects of Mr. JOHN HORLOCK, late of Ashley, in the Isle of Wight, deceascil, are desired to send an account thereof, on or before the lst day of December next, to Mrs. Jane Horlock, widow and administratrix to the above: and all persons standing indebted to the same, ara desired to. pay their respective debts as above, without delay. • October 20, 1809. [ 5199 TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. " 1/ TR. W-. WOODS, of Bishopstoke, near South- iVl ampton, Baker, having assigned the whole of hi* estate and effects to Messrs. HOLMES, HOI, LIS, and TRIM and KELLOW, three of the principal creditors, in trust for themselves and all other his creditors; all persons having any demand on the insolvent's estate are requested to transmit the particulars,'- as early as possible, to Messrs. Mollis, of Bishopstoke, where the deed of assignment is laying for execution; and all persons standing indebted to the said estate are desired to pav the amount of their debts to Messrs. Hollis, as aforesaid.—- Dated October 20, 1809. [ 519S . TO BAKERS. WANTED immediately,— A JOURNEYMAN in the above business— one who understands making all kinds of Pastry. An unmarried man would be preferred, and liberal wages given. N. B. References as to character will be expected. Apply to Mr. J. Wood ( if by letter, post paid), Library, Weymouth. [ 4738 AN 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. Such a person may hear of a comfortable situation by apply- 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, [ 40S3 / This day is published, in one vo'. foolscap octavo, - neatly printed on fine paper, p- ice. Gs. lo'trds, THE ECONOMY of HUMAN LIFE. In t v » Books. By ROBERT DODSLEY. Widi six elegant Engravings by Mackenzie, from designs by Craig and Uwins. To which is added, A Biograpbical Sketch of the Author. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; F. C. and J. RivingtonS ; l- ongtnan, Hurst, Rccs, and Orme ; J. Harris ; Cuthell ami Martin ; B. Crosby and Co.; R. Scholey; C. Brown ; and T. Hughes ; and sold by Brodie, Dowtting, anil Luxiprcl, Salisbury. [ 5152 LOCKE, ON EDUCATION. This day is published, price 5s. in boards, accurately printed on fine paper, and embellished - with an highly finished Fron- ' tispiica, designed by Uwins, and engravbd by Mackenzie, SOME THOUGHTS concerning EDUCATION. By JOHN LOCKE, Esq. Printed for Sherwood, Ncely, and Jones, Paternoster- row; and J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly, London ; aud sold by. Brotfie, Dowding, and Luxford, Salisbury. [ 5153 Of whom njay be had, printed uniform with the above, LOCKE'S CONDUCT of the UNDERSTANDING, as. < id. This day is published, price five shillings boards, dedicated lo Mrs. Hannah Moore, and printed uniform with Miss Smith's Life of Klopstock, • SOLOMON, a SACRED DRAMA. Translated from the German of KI. OPSTOCK. By RT. HU1SH. London: Printed for J. Hatchard, booVseller to her Ma- jesty, Piccadilly ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, I'ater- noster- rovv ; aiid sold by Brodie, Dofciling, and Luxford, Salisbury. [ 5184 NO Medicine is so well calculated, or has better succeeded in giving relief in numerous bad eases of ScTophula than SPlLSBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBU- TIC DROPS. A trial will prove this, anil convince even the tender anxiety of parents, when the glands become first swelled and diseased, or the usual symptoms of scrophuloui enlargement of the stomach in children takes place. In eruptive cases of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Nervous Irritation of the Stomach from bilious affections, its superi- ority has long been acknowledged. [ 4137 The genuine medicine has the words " By the King's Pa- tent" expressed on the bottle, bill of directions, and outside wrapper ; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, 15, Soho- square, London, in small bottles at as. Gd. ; double bottles 10s.; and larger 1/. 2s. Compound Eosencc, to allay unpleasant irritation, 8s. The Medicine to be had of Brodie, Dowding. and Luxford, Sa'. i bury, whole- sale venders for the West of England; and Bowline ard C'C, Newport, Isle of Wight. THE SALISBURY AND WINCIIESTER^ KJJJRN A L, Wednesday's and limn day's Posts. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OK OCTOBER 37. WHITEHALL, Oct. 17. ^ III- King lui; been pleased 10 present the Rev. Gerrard Andrews, Doctor iu Divinity, to the place and dignity of Dean of his Majesty's MetrepoVuical Church of Canterbury, void by the death of Doctor Thomas Powys, late Dean thereof. WAR- OFHCE, Oct. 17.— YAih Keg. of Font.— Captain Isaac Edward lustoii to be Major, vice Bud, deceased. BANKRUPTS. Jimei Ctli'l-. vick, uf ta'wey Tiiatries- street, London, victualler. <;,; orge Bufk, it' Cockspi^ r- sUcct. Chining Cross, taylor. jniialieth Tavett and Jair. es Favell, of Cambridge, pointers. William Mather, ot thiriley, taylur. V. a'. idin I'tatt, ( it Bromley, Kent, victualler. 1 hiwnap Brewer, of Jialdwm'a- Gsrdens, GrayVInn- Lane, tin- plate . worker. I VitlU'. n Williams, late. nf Mold, Flintshire, sliopkeener and miner. John tVatson Tiinsou and . Tofm Baxter, of Leicester, lineo- arapers. Jolut Arton, of Great DrilHieul, grocer. LONDON, WED NES D* A Y, OCTOBER 18 Government have received from WalchCren the fol- lowing copy of an Amsterdam Gazette extraordinary, dated October ll't— e' Tbe glorious intelligence of Peace being concluded at Aitenbmgh, between France and Austria, has been an- nounced to the inhabitants by the fil ing of cannon, flags on . the steeple, and public building., and the ringing of bells." Several corroborative accounts lied reached Walcheren, and on the 14th the batteries and gun- boats at Zurich Zee fired a Jen etc jois 011 the occasion. The private accounts state that tbe Peace Was signed on the 3d inst. The termsbave not transpired. Govern- ment, however, are* said to be in possession of them, and confess that they are extremely humiliating to Austria. It is rumoured that the Emperor Francis gives up Carih- thia, Cannula, Stiria, Istria, and Upper and Lower Austria, together with Presburgh— that he abandons also _ Catieia, arid consents to relinquish the title of Emperor of • Adstria. Some accounts state that Austria has also consented to cede Trieste, Fiuiue, Spalatro, and the whole of Dahnatia, to France. Bonaparte was expected to leave Sehoenbrurm on the 4th — Relays of horses bad been prepared for him.—- Part of the FRMICH troops have already begun' their march homeward. From the roost authentic intelligence from the Isle of Walcheren, it appears that the deaths are decreased, though they amount to 250 per week ! t hree thousand sick have been sent home lately, which takes all the serious eases away. Jlv a Lisbon Mail and other channels, accounts are reaeived from Spain and Portugal, some of which exhibit a very flattering, but, we fear, a deceitful, prospect of affairs iu the Sonne.' country. The armies which have hitherto remained on the defensive, are said to be in motion, and the French are represented as retreating. If this latter statement be true, they are probably only falling back upon the immense reinforcement advancing across the Pyresiees^ and which, now that the- war with Austria is at an eud, will soon decide the fate not only of bpain but. Portugal. Government have received dispatches from Badajoz, of the date of the 21nt ult. but they contain 110 news of importance. Soult remained still at PlaCentia, and the Marquis de la Romana was at Ciudad Roderigo with- his army. Our troops were in good health, but continued iia live at Badajoz. On Wednesday last, a letter was received by Mr. Pvinan, of Whitby, containing the intelligence of the death of his son- in- law, Mr. W. Robson, master of the Swift, of London,' On the 15th of May last. It appears the Swift sailed from Malta about the 10th of that, month, with a cargo bound to London, and on the 15thfell in with a French privateer, which she engaged for four hours'; but being at length compelled to strike, the person head rg the party sent to take posse, sion of the Swift, exasperated at the desperate resistance made by Captain Robsou and his gallant crew, most barbarously put the former to death, on entering the vessel, bv shooting him through the head with a pistol.— The Swift was afterwards carried into Mar- seilles. Tbe new Archbishop of Dublin has already acquired tbe . sum of 10,000/. by fine for the renewal of a lease, although granted on very moderate terms. BAI. LIVASI. OP. I'AIH, IRELAND.— Lord Cjancart. y opened bis beautiful Park for tbe reception of sheep, on Tuesday; the day proved favourable, and it was a most interesting sight, to view near 30,000 of those useful creatures, which afford us fowl, light, and raiment, scattered, in lots, oyer onp green field, each lot. kept separate from the rest by the shepherds with their crooks: there were sold, during the fair, 71,827 sheep— Unsold, 1,298— Total 73,125; being near 8,000 fewer than were sold at the last October Fair. The prices were somewhat higher than last year. There were bullocks sold, 7,723, unsold, 83o, total, 8,553. About 400 more than last year.— The graziers had apprehended a great fall in horned cattle; but some . speculators came into the fair, and it was calculated th - tliey averaged a guinea per bead more than at the fair of 1808. BKF. AD.— Yesterday the price of Bread was ordered to be reduced an assize and a half; the quartern loaf will there- fore sell for Is. 4f<?. wheaten, l, t. 2j</. household. COBN- EXCHAMCR, Oct. 18.— Sales of Wheat are heavy, and somewhat lower; but Barley and Matt keep their prices ; as do also White Peas. Beans of ths two kinds are rather cheaper. Oats maintain their prices. Flour as 011 Monday. MARl. BOROt3CH- STRF. ET POI. ICE- OFFICE.— WM. Treble, alias Ebert, alias Thornton, underwent a re- examiuation yesterday, on a charge of having stolen from a mail coach j'ordingbridge Bank notes to the amount of 700/. the pro- perty of Messrs. Kelleway and Co. Mr. Lane, the Arundel banker, stated chat the prisoner called at bis banking- house at Arundel, on the 29th of September, and requested change for a 10/. 1 ordingbridge note. One of the Clerks discovered it to be one which had been stolen from the mail, and on informing the prisoner of its having been stopped payment, be produced a 501. note of tbe Bank of England, " for which he obtained change and decamped. The Clerk apprised Ma. Lane of the circumstance ; he went iu search of the prisoner, and found him at the Nor- folk Arms; on being Interrogated, be confessed he was the person who lad changed the note ; he then wore bis own hair, though at'Jthe bank hejwas in a flaxen wig. Mr. Lane asked the prisoner about the Fordingbridge note j he. ap- p > at ed a lis tie embarrassed, and having first said it was in a letter < v; iieh lay sealed before him, he afterwards said it it was up stairs in his portmanteau. Mr. Lane requested to fee the contents of the letter, which was granted. It wa- addressed to a Mr. Barrow, Mie- street, Good man V field*. The letter stated, that things were flat, and that fcussex was a wrong county. General Grab ( meaning been taken) had called on him at Brighton, Ijut Major Bounce ( fn'ailing bi? own boisterous conduct) had enabled him to travel . oil. The true purport, however, of the letter was, that he had sent the halves of forty Bank notes to Londen by the coach, and that he should send- the remainder by the next post. Mr. Lane towk chaise immediately for London, and found the parcel at tbe Coach lull; it con- tained the halves of notes described in tbe letter. Previous to leaving Arundel, the pri- oner was searched, and in his sida pocket were found Fordiugbridge notes to the amount of between two and three hundred pounds, and in his portmanteau disguised wigs, & c,; about thirty counterfeit shillings were also found in his pockets, and 011 being dis- covered, he observed that looked bad. The prisoner was again remanded. Tumpilic Road under Salisbury Plain. OTICE is hereby given,— That Application will _ , be m. tdc at the next Sessions , of Parliament for leave to bring in a Bill for reviving, renewing,- continuing, amending, pnd enlarging the Tf. xm and Powers of an Act passed in the 8 « lh vear ol ' his present Majesty's reign, intituled, • « An Act" for amending, widening, and keeping in repair the. Road from the bottom of White Sheet Hill, through Hnrdcott to the Wilton Turnpike Road, at or near Barford, in the county of W'.",," an 1 which said Road passes through the several pt'r. vvs of Don head Saint Andrew, Ansty, Swallowclift, Snnon Ms. alevilie, Fovant, Com p ton Chamberlain, Murd- c " r. d Fsiford. in rile said county ol Wilts.-- Dated this 8tlv'av>; August 180P. GEO, SOUTH, 4- 2u' 7 j Cicrk to the Trustees of the said Read. DORSETSHIRE. AT the General Quarter Session, of the Peace of Our Lord the King, held at Briaport, in and lor the said county of Dorset, on Tuesday the 3d day of October, sn the 49ili year of' the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ii eland King, Defender of the Faith, and in the year of our Lord 1809, before Thomas Pickard, Esq. ( chairman}; the Right Hon. Sir Evan Nepean, Sir Win. Oglandei, Sir John Wyldbore Smith, Barts.; Wm. Morton Pitt, Edward Berkeley Portman, Henry Bankes, Thomas Rose Drewe, Francis John Browne, William Clavell, James Frampton, John Herbert Browne, Esqrs.; John Munden, Doctor of Laws ; Samuel How, and James Dowland, Clerks, Justices of our said Lord the King, assigned to keep the Peace of our said Lord'the King; in and for the county afore- said : and also to hear and determine divers felonies, trespasses, and other misdemeanors, done or perpetrated in the same county— Whereas by an Act of Parliament, intituled, " An Act for punishing Mutiny and Desertion, and fur the belter Payment of the Army and their Quarters," any Officer of his Majesty's forces, who, by virtue of a warrant from any one of his Ma- jesty's Justices of the Peace, shall demand of the Constables, to whom any such warrant shall bedirected, Carriages lor his Ma- jesty's forces in their marches, is requiied, at the same time, to pay such Constables for the use of the persons providing such carriages, the sum ol one shilling a mile lor a waggon with five horses, 01' a wain with six oxen, or four oxen and two horses— the sum of nine- p'eftce a mile for a cart with four hoises, and car- rying not less than fifteen hundred weight— and the sum of six- pence a mile for a cait or other carriage with less than four horses, and not carrying fifteen hundred weight,— I r is ORDERED,'— That there shall be paid, in addition to the respective sums before mentioned, the sum of four- pence fur every mile any waggon with five horses, or any wain with six oxen, or with four oxen and two horses, shall tiavel— the sum of three- pence for every mile any Carl with four horsas, and carrying not less than fifteen hundred weight, shall tiavel— and the sum of two- pence for every mile any cart or carriage with less than lour horses, and not carrying filleen hundred weight, shall travel ; and that this Order shall continue in force until the Twenty- tietli day of January next. ORDERED ALSO,— That FOUR RATES or ASSESS- MENTS be collected and paid 10 the Treasurers of the County Stock of this county, at or before the next General Quarter Session o f the Peace, to be Iwlden in and for the said county ; and that if any of the Constables who are to collect the same shall make default in the premises, the said Treasuiers are immediately at. the close nf the Session to report the same, in order that they may be proceeded against tor such neglect. AND IT IS FURTHER, ORDERED,— That the General Quarter Session of the Peace of our Lord the King, held here this day, stands adjourned over to the - County hall, at Dorchester, in and for the said county, on Saturday the 4th day of November next. By older of the Court, [.> 149 WM. BURNET, Clerk of the Peace of the County of Dorset. STOCKTON1NCLOSURE. WE, the Commissioners named and appointed in and by an Act of Parliament, made ana passed in the 49th year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled, " A11 Act for inclosing Lands in the parish ot Stockton, in flic county of Wilts," do hereby give Notice, That we shall hold our next meeting on Wednesday the 13th day of December next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the house of William Langley, called or known by the name of the Deptford Inn, in the parish of Wily, Wilts, when and where all persons claiming any rights or properties within the said parish of Stockton, are required, by themselves or agents, to attend and support their claims ; and all persons who have made objections to anX such claims are required to attend and substantiate such ob- jections, and thiy will be severally tieard. Giien under our hands this 13th . day of Octobcr lso. o. RICHARD WEBB. 6148] THOMAS DAVIS. Barford St. Martin and South Newton Inclosure. WE, J. SEAGRIM, J. ROGERS, & J. CHARLTON, the Commissioners named in and appointed by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the present year of his Majesty's reign, intituled, " An Act for dividing and allotting Lands in the parishes of Barford St. Martin and South New- ton ; and for extinguishing rights of common in other lands in the parishes of Barford St. Martin aforesaid and Baverstock, in the county of Wilts," do hereby give Notice, That we shall holdonr next meeting for carrying the said Act into execution on Monday the 6th day of November next, at the house of Wm, Kerby, called the'Greyhound Inn, in the borough of Wiltqn, in the said county of Wilts, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon ; at which meeting all persons and bodies corporate or politic, who have or claim any common or other right to or in any lands in the hamlet or tything of Stowford, within the said parish of South Newton, by the said Act intended to be divided and allotted, are requested to deliver or cause to be delivered to us an account or schedule in writing, signed by them or their respective husbands, guardians, trustees, com- mittees, or agents, of such their respective rights or claims, and therein to describe the lands and groiinds, and the respec- tive messuages, lands, tenements, and hereditaments, in re- spect whereof they shall respectively claim to be entitled to any, and which of such rights in or upon the same or any part thereof, with the name or names of the person'or persons 111 the actual possession thereof, and the particular coo; pitted quantities of the same respectively, and of what nature and extent such right is, and also in what rights and for what estates and interests they claim the same respectively, distin- guishing the freehold from the Copyhold or leasehold ; and on nort- compliance therewith, every of them making default therein will ( as far only as respects any claim so neglected to be delivered) be totally barred and excluded of and from all right and title in or upon such lands so to be divided respec- tively, and of and from all benefit and advantage in or to any share or allotment thereof.— Dated this both day of September 1809. JOHN SEAGKIM. JOHN ROGERS. 5105] JOHN CHARLTON. " " SOUTH AMP T O NI HpO be SOLD, A substantial and convenient 1 DWELLING- HOUSE, fit for the immediate re- ception of a genteel Family, and most desirably situated, No. 2f, on tbe east side of the Above Bar Street, Southampton ; commanding, from the back front, an extensive view of the River Itchen and the surrounding country. The ground floor comprizes entrance hall, stair case, and an entrance for ser- vants, dining parlour, and two others;— one pair of stairs, drawing- room, and three good bed- rooms with closets ;— two pair of stairs; four goad bed rooms with closets, and way to the roof;— basement story, large kitchen, scullery, larder, pantries, cellars, and vaults for beer, wine, aad every ether convenience ;— a large garden at the back of the premises, tastefully laid out, with a small green- house, vine- house, & c. The whole inclosed with lofty brick walls covered with ehoice fruit trees in full bearing, and ail uncommon good supply'of spring and rain water. * [ 4741 For viewing the premises, and further particulars, apply to Mr. Watts, builder, at his office in East- street, Southampton. jVTOTICE is hereby given, that the Tolls arising at IN the Toll Gate called St. Cross Gate, upon the north district of the Turnpike Road from the city of Winchester through Otterbdrne to Barbate, in the town and county of the town of Southampton, will be LETT by AUCTION to the best bidder, at the Sun Inn, in the city of Winchester afore- said, on Tuesday the 23th day of November next, between the hours of eleven of the clock in the forenoon and one of the clock in the afternoon, in the manner- directed by the Act passed in the 13th year of the reign of his Majesty King George the Third, " for regulating the Turnpike Roads ;" which Tolls were lett the last year at the sum of .£, 387, and will be pat up at that sum. [ 5178 Whoever happens to be the best bidder must, at the same time, give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said north district of the said turnpike- road, for payment of the rent agreed for, and at such times as they shall direct. J. MEARE, Winchester, Oct. 18, 1809. Clerk to the said Trustees. Wilts. Cable Turnpike tolls to be Lett. HEllEAS, ( in pursuance of notice given, as directed by an Act of the 13th year of the teign of his present Majesty for . regulating Turnpike Roads), the TOLLS arising at the Turnpike Gates known by the several names of Chilvesterhill, Guemerford, and Chalk street side Gate, and Smelling's- lane Gate, were put up to auction to be iett to the best bidder, at the White Hart Inn, in Calne aforesaid, on the 6th day of October instant, at the. sum of ,£ 1165, when Wm. Park ( now lately come to reside. in Calne) was the best bidder for the same, at the sum of jt'lOIS; but not producing sufficient'surcties for payment of the rent,- and making default in payment of tbe deposit- money required to be paid by the conditions, it was resolved in consequence thereof by the Trustees assembled, That the letting of the said Tolls to the said Wm. Park became null and void ; Notice is therefore hereby given, That the said Tolls will be LETT by AUCTION to the best bidder ( according to the conditions to be produced), at the Catherine Wheel Inn, in Cal'ne aforesaid, on Friday the 10th day of November next, between the hours of eleven o'clock in the forenoon and two o'clock in the afternoon, in the manner directed by the said Act; and which Tolls will beagain put up at the several sums for which ' they were last lett, via. Chilvesterhill; Quemertbrd, and Chalk- street side Gate ,...' £ 1055 Smslling's- lane Gate ( leading to Devizes)..,... 110 Whoever happens to be the best bidder must, at the same time,- give security, with sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for payment of the rent agreed for, and at such times as they shall direct. JOHN MERE WETHER, Clerk & Treasurer. Calne, Oct. 7, 1803. [ 5103 GAME DUTY. LIST I. CONTINUED. LIST of Persons who have obtained GENERAL CERTIFICATES, at the rate of Three Guineas each, for the year lS09.( up to tile 23d of September), in the county of Wilts, Names. Residence. Arkwell, Charles Blunsdon. St. Ar. dr. Bissett, rev. George Sutton Bcnger Berriman, John Purton Dark, John Christian Malford Gale, William Corston Hitchman, J. esq. Hannington Montgomery, R. esq. Ditto Matthew^, H. esq. Lint Examined. J. P. TINNEY- 5092] Names. Residence. Maskelync W. esq. Cricklade Mears, rev. Henry Hannington Matthews, John Ashley Oram, James Cricklade Peterborough, the right hon. the earl of Dauntsev Rumbcill, Bryan Hillmarton Salisbury. Oct. 10, 1809. Published by order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes. ; MATTHEW WINTER, Seoretary. Names. Smith, Robert Smith, Thomas Thomas, B. C. Wheeler, Daniel W'iggett, rev. J. Wyld, J. esq. Whittingham, J. Residence, Broadtown HighWorth Malmsbury Long Newnton Crudwell Blunsdon St. Andr. Water Eaton GAME DUTY.— LIST II. ( CONTINUED.) LIST of Persons who have obtained GAME- KEEPERS' CERTIFICATES aftherate of One'Guinea each, up to the 23d of September, for the year 1809, in the county of Writs. Keeper's Name. Manor or Royalty. B> j whnm appoints Dore, Luke Dainfsey Earl of Peterborough Morris, Rt. Didmarton, Oldbury, and Sopworth * His Grace the Duke of Beaufort Webb, Tho. Great Badminton, Little Badminton, Acton Tur- ville, To'tmarton, and West Littleton & Little Drew ditto Salisbury, Oct. 10, 1S09. Examined. J. P. TINNEY. Published by order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, 5094] MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary. T the Election for MAYOR for the Borough and Town of WEYM. OUTH and MELCOMBE Rurjis, held on the 21st ult. Mr. Wm. Williams rose to propose the Mayor for the ensuing year, and said it gave him great satisfaction to find that the four persons nominated by the Aldermen were gentlemen of respectability, lie hoped this would hereafter be ever the case ; and shewed that the inhabitants had a right to expect that all the four should be persons who, from their characters and situations, would be likely to perform the office with propriety, and he trusted this right would never be abridged by any improper persons being included in the no- mination. He then enlarged on the importance of the office to the inhabitants, and pointed out the duties as the chief ma- gistrate of the town and the regulator of the tolls and markets ; and expressed his concern that men of the greatest respecta- bility, who had 1 mg resided among them, who were intimately acquainted with their customs, and what would most conduce to their prosperity, were excluded from the nomination of the Aldermen, 011 account of the independence of their conduct as freeholders. He- deprecated thi^ systc. t AS highly injurious to the interest of the town, and expressed his wish that all, instead of looking to private advantage or the will of a patron, would be actuated by what alone ous; ht to influence Ensrlifh- men in their political conduct— the welfare and prosperity of their country 1 lie then alluded to the duties of the Mayor as returning officer;—" and here," said Mr. Williams, " I must put in a claim on behalf of myself and those freeholders who are ever determined to uphold the principles of onr Con- stitution, to assert our invaluable privileges, and, if possible, to have real representatives sent to Parliament; for these I claim impartial justice. We ask no favour, because we deprecate all favour as improper and illegal. We expect that if the Mayor should be called upon to cxetcise this part of his func- tion," he will act without tbe slightest partiality either to the one party or the other." - Mr. Williams then noticed the great respectability of Mr. James Bower, whom he proposed as Mayor,. and shewed, that from him the inhabitants might fairly expect the impartial administration"^ this office; and concluded with some handsome compliments to Mr. Scholler, the late Mayor, on the propriety with which lie fiad conducted himself. [ 4999 GUILDHALL, WEYMOUTH., Oct. 13, 1809. \ T a General Meeting of, the Inhabitants of this TX. Borough, to consider of the most proper mode of cele- brating the commencement of the 50th Year of the Reign of our Sovereign, on the 26th inst. The. MAYOR in the. Chair. Resolved unanimously That a congratulatory Address from the Mayor and other Inhabitants of this Borough be presented, to his Majesty bv the Merybersof the Borough. That public dinners and general illuminations are ill adapted to this occasion, or to tbe awful times in which we live; but in the opinion of this Meeting, the Inhabitants, after returning Thanks to the. Almighty, for his gracious pro tection of their King and Country during this eventful reign, shouhf, as far as their means will allow, contribute to the comfort of thejr poorer bicti » *> rfi, and administer to the relief of their fellow townsmen nay,- prsonersof war in the hands of the enemy. That for this- desirable purpose a Subscription should be entered into; and a Committee appointed to attend to ills pro- • per distribution of the money- That the Mayor, Bev. Mr. Gorton, Rev. Mr. Cracknel], Mr. Warne, Mr. Bever, Mr. Williams, Mr. Tizard, Mr. Johns, Mr. Bnvly, Mr. S. Weston, Mr. Crouch, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bowles, Mr. J. H. Browne, Governor Arbuthnot, and Mr. John Helming be requested to form the Committee, and to wait upon every inhabitant at their own house, to ask their Charitable Assistance. Th it one half of the sum subscribed be appropriated to the Relief of the Prisoners of War as belong to this town, and the other half to the distribution of Relief, in. the discretion- of the Committee, to such Families of the town as may re- quire the same. That a Statue of his Majesty be erected at the expence of the Inhabitants, as a memorial to future ages of the virtues of the Monarch, and of the gratitude which this town ft els for having been so frequently honoured with the Roy; ! Presence. That Governor Arbmhnot, Mr. J. H. Browne, Mr. Here- ford, Mr. Martin, Mr. Bayly, Mr. Scott,. Mr. James Davis, Mr. Richard Jerrard, Mr. H. Kellawav, Mr. Pearse, Mr. Isaac, Mr. John Flew, Mr. John Wood, Mr. George Harvey, Mr. James Richards, Mr. W. Langrish, Mr. Dymond, Mr. John Langrish, Mr. ' Wm. Loader, Mr. James Bartlett, Mr. Joseph Webb, Mr. John Ferris, Mr. Thos. Tizard, Mr. J. Tizard, Mr. John Ellary, Mr. Joseph Horsford, Mr. John Brett, Mr. Bever, Mr. Dcarling, Mr. Arnold, Mr. C. Catton, Mr. Virtue, Mr. R. Miller, and Mr. Joseph Johns, being, possessed of a Statue of our excellent King, and having offered to present it to'the Inhabitants at large; we do return our sincere thanks to them for their munificence, and for this additional proof of their attachment to their fellow townsmen. That a separate Subscription be opened for the erection of this Statue. That the Mayor, Rev. Mr. Gorton, Rev. Mr. Cracknel!, Governor Arbmhnot, Mr. J. H. Browne, Mr. Warne., Mr. Bever, Mr. Williams, Mr. Tizard, Mr. Johns, Mr. Bayly, Mr. S. Weston, Mr. Crouch, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bowles, arid Mr. Horsford, be a Committee, with full powers to erect a Statue, with suitable inscriptions, and to purchase any spot of ground which they may deem most eligible for this purpose. That these Resolutions be printed and published in the two Sherborne and Salisbury Papers. JAMES BOWER, Mayor. That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Mayor, for his attention to the business of the day. [ 5140 WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS. In commemoration nf his Majesty's entering the fiftieth year of his Reign. rT, ITE All- Souls Lodge of Eree- Masons intend to 1 meet on the 25th of Oct. ins't. at the King's Head Inn, and proceed from thence in masonic order to attend divine service, and afterwards ( jointly with the inhabitants) • to lay the foundation stone, of a pedestal, on which a magnifcent Statue of his Majesty is to beplacec'.. The attendance of the. Craft will be highly acceptable. JOHN ARBUTHNOT, It. W. M. The Lodge will meet at nine o'clock in the morning, and dinner on the table at three o'clock. fa 141 GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fire, Life, and Annuities. NOTICE is hereby given,— That persons desirous of raising Money for Redeeming their Land- tax, im- proving their Estates, or for other useful undertakings, by the Grant of adequate Annuities 011 Esrates held in fee simple or fee tail, may on application to the GLOBE INSURANCE COM* PANY be enabled to effect the same, provided the security proposed be approved. Proposals and Rates for Fire and Life Insurance, Annuities for W idows and others, and Endowments for Children, may be had gratis of the Agents of the Company in the principal towns in the united kingdom. No charge is made for Fire Policies for 300/. and Upwasds. No extra Rate is required for Officers in the Army or Navy, unless called out into actual service. Fire Insurances falling due at Quarter- day next must be renewed within 15 days from that time. DIRECTORS.— Sir Frederick Morton Eden, Bart. Chair- man; Sir- Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart. Deputy Chairman; Miles Peter Andrews, Esq. M. P. Thomas Blair, Esq. Wm. Bloxam, Esq. Sir C. Cockered, Bart. M. P. T. Coles, Esq. Harvey Christian Combe, Esq. Aid. M. P. William Dcvaynts, Esq. Joseph Dorin, Esq. Sir R. Carr Glyn, Bart. Aid. Edw. Goldsmid, Esq. Isaac L. Goldsmid, Esq. Claes Grill, Esq. John Latham, Esq. M. D. Frederick Moiling, Esq. Frederick John Pigou, Esq. Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. M. P. John Richard Riplev. Esq. George Abcrcrombie Robinson, Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. M. P. Arthur Shakesoear, Esq. James Taddy, Esq, Robert Taylor, Esq. Charles Edw. Wdsonn, Esq. J. C. DENHAM, Secretary. Pall Mall, London, Oct, 16, 1803, [ 4829 i'LAS FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COM- PANY of LONDON.— Persons who have assured at this Office are requested to take notice, that the Policies which ex- pired at Michaelmas should be immediately renewed. Persons desirous of increasing the amount of their assur- ances inconsequence of. the increased pries of building ma- terials, are informed, that no additional expence of policies is incurred at this Office. The following are among the ad- vantages derived from effecting assurances at this Office, viz — That rent is paid in case of fire, without any additional pre- mium.— That farming stock is assured, without an average clause, at is. per cent, per annum.— That damage by light- ning is made- good, and— That policies are issued and indorse- ments and surveys made free of expence to the assured. Printed proposals may be had 011 application at the Office iu London, or to the following Agents in the country. By Order of the Board, HENRY DKSBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary. CHEAFSIDE, LONDON, Oct. ID, iso, 9. Mr. J. Finch, of Salisbury; Messrs. Smart and Edmonds, of Bradford; Mr. Wm. Phipns, of Westbury. ( tfSW Persons of respectability desirous of being appointed A ents to the Company in tile following towns, are requested to apply to the Secretary.:— DevizeS,' Wilton, Melksham, Marlborough, Warminster,- Malmsbury. [ 4286 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE FIRE- OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign o f King George Ihe First, for Assuring Houses, Buildings, Goods, ' Com, Hay, Line Stock, & c, and also for the Assurance of Lives. OCTOBER, 16, 1809. THE Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance do hereby give Notice, that they have authorized their respective Agents to receive proposals for the Assurance of Farming Stock at the rate of 2.9. per cent, per annum, in lieu of the late charge of 2.5. Gd. per cent, and the Agents are in structed to reduce tbe Premium on such assurances as tlicy become due. Persons whose Annual Premiums fell due on the " flth ult. are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to' be deli- vered by the Company's respective Agents; and tbe parties assured arc requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment beyond the date of each policy is evpircd. SAM. PENNING, Jun. Sccretarv. N. B.— Fire Policies will be allowed free of cxpence, where the annual premiums amount to 6s. or upwards. . C?* This Company have invariably made good Losses bv Fire, occasioned by Lightning. Proposals may be bad of the different Agents. Assurances on Lives being found to l> e advantagqus to per- sons having offices, employments, estates, or other incomes, determinable on the life or lives of themselves or others; Tables of the Rates for such Assurances, and for the granting Annuities on Lives, may be had of the said Agents. And, for the greater convenience of the public, the Company- have determined to extend ( by special agreement) the Assurance on Lives to the age of 75 years. ~ [ 5138 HANTS, SUSSEX, AND DORSET FIRE- OFFICE, GOSPORT. HE Directors of this provincial institution are. ^ happy in announcing to the residents of the district its continued increase in prosperity, jind in offering their acknow- ledgments on the occesion. The endeavours of the Proprie- tors to procure the money sent away amongst strangers fbr insurances, to be expended in the immediate neighbourhood Of the assured, has thus met with that patronage and en- couragement which the principle- of the measure so justly claimed from the discerning and respectable inhabitants of the three counties, whose further influence with their neigh- bours and friends, in favour of the fetablishmcnt, is therefore respectfully relied on. Receipts for the renewal of Policies falling due at Michael- mas are in the hands of the several Agents. This Office invariably makes good Losses ct Damage by Fir- from Lightning. *.** Farming Stock insured at the reduced rate of 2s. percent. DAVID COMPIGNE, Secretary. GOSPORT, Sept. 26, 1809. [ 4& 81I ? HCENtX FIRE- OFFICE, LOMBARD- STREET. '" ptlE Directors of the PIKE NIX EIRE IN- 1 SURANCE COMPANY return their acknowledgments for the patronage they continue to experience, and they refer with confidence to the system which has been pursued in the management of the concerns of the Office for a period of up- wards of twenty- five years, and by which every possible ac- commodation and advantage have been afforded to'the public, as well in the arrangement of rates as iu the prompt and libe- ral adjustment of losses. Stock 011 a farm may be insured in one sum without the average clause, at - 2s. per cent-, per anil. Tne receipts for policies falling dile at Michaelmas, are now in the hands of the several Agents. • ^ f The important sums'annually paid by this Office to sufferers by fire, strongly prove the benefits resulting from insurance, as well to Noblemen and Gentlemen to secure the value of their mansions and effects, as to farmers, manufac- turers, and all comme- rcial orders. *** Persons insuring for three hundred pounds, or upwards, will not be charged for the policy. By Order of the Directors, 4917] H. A. HARDY, Sec. of Country Department. HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fire, Life, and Annuities.— Capital Two Millions. OFFICE, LUBGATE- IULL, LONDON. POLICIES of Insurance, which expired at Michael- mas, should be renewed immediately. • Persons insured with this Office are respectfully informed, that receipts for the renewal of the same are now ready for delivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. This Company offer to' Insurers the'following Advantages : Persons insuring, or procuring to be insured, fOOO/. against fire, or 800/. on life, have the option of becoming interested in the establishment.— Persons insuring for more years than one allowed a considerable discount on premium and duty.— No charge for policies - of 300/, and upwards— or for policies under that amount, when effected for three years or more— nor for endorsements, . alterations, or surveys,— No deduction in the payment of liases,— Damage by lightning made good. — A brokerage of 5/. per cent, on shipping insurances, Abatements on insurances OUT OF LONDON, from 10/. to - to/, per cent, on the premium, and a liberal allowance on duty. Lives insured, annuities, and Children's endowments granted, on equitable and advantageous terms. Solicitors and others allo. wed a commission On bringing life insurances to this office. Farming Stock insured at 2s. per cent. 4881] WM. BURY, Secretary. The following agents are appointed by this office, in the countiesof W ilts, Hants, Dorset, and Somerset, of whom pro- posals may be lad gratis, and every, information obtained 1 Mr. Beeby, Salisbury; Mr. Smith, Woctton Basset; Mr. Baster, Devizes; Mr. Sharp, Portsmouth; Mr. Sharp, Rom- scy; Mr. Hardley, Newport, Isle of Wight; Mr. Johnson, Alton; Mr. Sutton, Southampton,; Mr. Strachan, Winches- ter; Mr, Perkins, Lymirmon ; * Mr. Tory, Christchurch; Mr. Roach, Cowes, Isle of Wight; Mr. Howse, Blandford; Mr. Barlow, Weymouth ; Mr. flayter, Bridnort; Mr. Baker, Dorchester; Mr. Leo, Bath; Messrs. Martin and" Hopkins, Bristol; Mr. Collard, Wivetiscombe ; Mr. Daniel, South Pe- therton; Mr. Bennet, Eruton; Mr- Dean, Bridgwater. TO MILLERS. LACKMORE and Co.' s PATENT BOLTING 3 CLOTHS, without seams, e, xccl every ether invention . of the kind, not only with regard to durability, but aho in respect to dispatch and accuracy in dressing, as' the great arid increasing demand for them clearly evinces. The proprietors, gratefully acknowledging past favours, beg leave to inform their friends and gentlemen- in tbe flour trade in general, that their Patent Cloths are sold by Mrs. B. Evans, Salisbury; Mesrs. Kelleway and Gould, Fordingbridge ;• Mr. .1. Stratton, AndpVer: Mr. J. Waring, Alton; Mr. j. Gibbs. jun. Ems- worth; Mr.- R. Godfrey, Rumsev; Mr. W. Seymour, Odi- liam; Messrs 1. and M. Meers, i'etersficld; Messrs. Pc. cock and Hodgkinson, Southampton ; Messrs. Sice and Fluder, Lymington; Mr. P. Fromow, Newport, Isle, of Wight; Messrs. Cox and North, Devizes; Mr. W. Hiiliar, Warmin-' ster; Mr. D. Maurice, Marlborough ; Mr. G. P. Scott, Dor. Chester; Mr. T. Butler, Poole; Mr. W. Trenchanl, Shaftes- bury; Mr. C- Coombs, jnr. Beaminster; Mr J. Rickett,- Wincanton; Mr, J. Francis, Castle Cary 5 Messrs. J. Car- penter and Son, Wellington; Mr. J. Glover, Reading; Messrs. Lodge and Holditch, Newbury. [ 495?' rj* All Bolting Cloths of their manufacture haye the fol- lowing inscription on the head- leather, " Bv the King's Pa- tent, manufactured at Wandsworth, Surry," by blackmore and Co. sold at'tbeir manufactory." No others are genu. ae, TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &- c. fre HP © be DISPOSED OF, in one of the picas uiM f. J- and most populous Towns in tbe South 01' En- lfinii — A well- established BUSINESS in the BOOKSELLING ami STATIONARY LINE; together with the House, Outhous.- s, & c. & c. The Stock is entirely modern, and consists of such articles only as are in daily request. The House is new, sub- stantial, and commodious; contains, on the ground floor, a large shop, parlour, kitchen, pantry, & c.; on the first Story, a handsome spacious drawing room, a bed room, and large closet; on the second floor, a very large dining room ( bow window), and a bed room ; and four good bed rooms on the attic story. The outlet consists of a square court yard, with a pump and well of excellent water, a workshop, store loir, coal houses, & c. & c. The whole of the premises are in very good repair, being built not mere than ten years; situ . ted irt the centre of the High- street, by far the most eligible situation for business of any in the town. They are lsasehold lot nearly nine hundred years unexpired, at the low rent of 6s. Ihl. per annum. The Land- tix is redeemed. If any accommo- dation to the purchasers, 10.00/. may lay on mortgage; and it r quested, the House will be said separate from the Stock 111 Trade. For further particulars and to treat for the purchase, apply in person, or by letter ( post paid;, to Mr. S. ' 1' hOmpson, the proprietor and occupier, Newport, Lie of Wight. < ff> To prevent unnecessary trouble, nolle but principals will be treated with.— Oct. lp, 1809. [ siua T( WINCHESTER. " . , ' O be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Premise^, a. by Mr. MANT, on Monday the 30th of October, 180", at eleven o'clock,— All the FARMING UTENSILS, rick of prime Dry Meadow Hay ( about 12 tons), an cxc.' tlent half Norman Cow, and other effects, late the property of Mr. John Moody, deceased, at the lower end of South late- strcct; also the valuaole Lease of eight acres of Land, in Painter's- field, near Winchester, five years of which were unexpired at Mi- chaelmas last, at the low rent of 17/. 10s. per annum • hi; > wise all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE in a dwelling- house 111 the occupation of Mrs. Willcox, in St. Sw thin's- street, and various other property; comprising on- waggon, two carts, single- horse chaise, roller, plough, barrows'," and drags ; quantity of capital seasoned oak floor boards and planks ; deal, walnut- tree, and ash ditto; four- post and other bedsteads with hangings, goose leather beds and bedding, mahogany bureau and bookcase, mahogany tables and chairs, wainscoat bureau, chests of drawers, deal clothes pr-. ss, pier and dressing- glasses, small Washing copper and tubs, kitchen requisites, & c. See. ' To be viewed on Saturday preceding tfld sate, when cata- logues may be had on the premises, and at the auctioneer's, Winchester. [ 5166 MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! Pier and Chimney Glasses and Mirrors, in handsome Carved and gilt frames; an elegant Drawing- room Suit of ten japanned chairs, with sofa, " and three pair of costly win- dow curtains to suit; Piano Forte, Mangle, and other valuable effects, late the property of a Gentleman, de - eased, at Bevis- Hill, neat Southampton, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the premises, by GEORGE HOOVET, on Friday the 47th of Octobcr and following day, at eleven o'clock. Ths furniture consists . of four- post and tent bedsteads, with printed cotton and dimity hangings; goose feather beds, blankets, and counterpanes: mahogany drawers, wardrobes, a set of capi- tal dining tables with circular ends, card, lob,' Pembroke, sofa, library, dressing, and pier tables; enclosed bason stand, mahogany and stained chairs, sofa, Brussels carpets, pier, chimney, and dressing glassis, fenders, fire irons, glai, s, china, See. & c. The whole may be viewed tbe d y previous to the sale; and catalogues may be had ( orice Gd. eachj at the place of sale; and at the Auctioneer's, Soutbampt 11 | 109 Southampton.— X'aluabte liuUding Land at licllevue. HPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by GEO. HOOKEY. A at the Dolphins Inn, Southampton, cn Tuesday the 31st inst. at one o'clock in the afternoon, subject to certain conditions of sale,— Twenty- four Lots of LAND, 011 Building Leases of So- Years, containing ( on an avenge) 30 feet in front and <:.', feet in depth, 00 terms most ai'vantng " us to build - rs a r. d others, free of land- ti- x, subject to the payment- of I ot. per annum each 1 . t. as an animal pmuir! re- t", with the liberty of purch . sing the Freehold at any period wth n 15 years, oa a calculation ot 30 vsars purchase on the ground- rent. Also,— To be SOLD at the sam time,— A Piece f FREE- HOLD LAND, containing one acre, situated behind Bruns- wick- place. Also,— To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTI , YCT, OR! ETT RT* LEASJ for 7 or 14 Years, The MANSION- HOUCE at Beilcvuc, together with 4 or 8 acres of Land. Also,— To be LETT on LEASE for 7 Years,-— The larra walled GARDEN belonging to BeUevue Mansion H'- usr, stocked with the choicest fruit- trees, together with the hot- house and melon- frames thereon, contummgabout 2 u- r N. B.— The above- mentioned lots ofland area!} delightfully situated onthe lawn at Bcllevue, commanding extensive and interesting views. A plan of the allotments' to be seen at Mr. Curry's Office, in Southampton, between the hours of ten in the morning and three in the afternoon, and where all other particulars may be known. s r5f00 TOWN1HLL HOUSE, NEAR SOUTHAMPTON. X) be SOLD by AUCTION, on the premises, by GEO. HOOKEY, on Tuesday, Nov. 7, a id following days, at eleven o'clock, The elegant I'OUS!''- HOLD FURNITURE, valuable BUILDING MATERIALS : consisting of the Vi'mg of the said Mansion ; a Conservatory or Greenhouse; a handsome Stuccoed Building, comprising a spacious Cold Bath, lined with polished niai hie slabs of large dimensions, with marble steps; a capital Peach anil Grape House, 90 ft. in length ( in separate lots! 5 a handsome regular ' brick- built hipped and slated Engine House; a well con- structed three- pistop Forcing Engine, with copper barrels, air vessel, the. in an iron frame, wrought by an undershot wheel, 14 ft. in diameter-<\ ni. 4 ft. wide. Also an elegant Freehold COTTAGE Ornec, called MID- LAND, present rent, furnished, 100/. per annum ; pos- - ssion may be had immediately. Together with several other Cot- tages and small Lots of valuable Meadow and e- tber Land, situated in the pleasant village of Westeud, lh[ ee miles from Southampton, ' The Household Furniture Cotnpri?< s lofty four- post and tent bedsteads, with printed cotton and dimity furnitures, and . window curtains to suit; prime seasoned feather beds and bedding ; mahogany claw, dining,- elegant sideboard, library, loo, card,, pier, and dressing tables, drawers, and vvardrobes ; Trafalgar chairs, with hair and morocco seats; drapery French curtains', of kerseymere, trimmed with velvet; Brussels and KiiU. rminstcr carpets, costly hall 1 intern, Grecian lamps, kitchen requisites, register and pantheon stoves, number of iron- bound hogsheads, pipes,' Sic. SiC. To be viewed the day previous to the sale, with Catalogues onlyr price is. each,' to be had at tbe Auctioneer's, South- ampton ; on the premises; of Messrs. Blake and White, Essex- street, Strand, London; and of Mr. Geo. Apesdaile, Wcstend, who, will shew the premises. . * The Forcing Engine will be set to work on Monday the 6tl> of November, at. twelve o'clock, and . may be viewed till two by persons producing Catalogues. [-. 191 SOUTH WALES. lloath Court, Freehold Villa, § Lands, in Glamorganshire TO be SOLD by AUCTION, at Cartway's Oof, J. fee- house, on Wednesday the 29th of Nov. mbcr, 1809, at twelve o'clock, in three lop. Lot 1.— An clegiitit and'. modern MANSION, delightfully • situated neat the great western road from London to Miil'or-: onemile from the seaport town . of Cardiff; has been recently finished in a stile of superior . taste, and contains three paw , lours of good proportions, nine good bed ch mi'ers, several servants' apartment,,, and excellent attached offices of every, description ; detached are stables for eight horses, a ncvvly- eiec'ted portcr's lodge, two barns, cow house, piggery, dov ® house, and other convenient out buidings, with n black, smith's shop, extensive malthousc, eight cottages, an excel- lent walled garden and " orchard, together with 12- 2 stature acres of arable and meadow land within a ring fence, ot tlie most fertile quality, and in a regular w;, y of cultivation. Lot 2.— An elegant, handsome, and newlv- huilt residence called ROATH- LODGE ; consisting of three good parlours four airy sleeping rooms, a well- arranged kitchen, and many oilier conveniently attached offices,- together with SO acres of rich arable, and meadow land, and lawn adjoining theieto. Lot- 3.— Forty- eight acres of excellently fertile Arable and Meadow LAND, in five fields, most desirably adapted for building, in an open healthy situation, near the great tuav, pike road. x The above valuable property, it is presumed, is too well known to require observation, being in a situation ( hear ths Bristol Channel) of the first respectability, surrouri?!; d by good roads, with every local advantage to render it an object the most desirable for a genteel residence. Part of the purchase- money ( if required) may remain on moitgage; and the elegant and mptlem assemblage of Furni- ture, with the Live and Dead Stock of Roath Villa, may b « taken a( a valuation, The premises may be viewed at any time previous to tho sale, and printed particulars of the respective lets had at the Office of ( fharlcs Bowjes, Esq. Shaftesbury ; of Messrs. Ta- hmuden, soke- tors, Argyle- strcct, London ; it the Go cian Coffeehouse, Strand; the Bush T Bristol; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. IViii. Upiohn, hud- surveyor, Rumney Great House, nraC- the Villa',- or at Ctjnn Cottapr, near Shaftesbury, at cither of. which two Lit menfjon- d places plans of the estate may be seen. entjon 4 [• Wuj t r 7 t 1 1 AND GENERAL ADVERTISER OF WiLTS, HANTS, DORSET, AND SOMERSET. Friday's and Saturday's Posts. FOREIGN N E W S. ANTWERP, Oclolcr 4. TIIE night between the 2$} th and » 30th of Est mouth spread terror throughout the English posi- tion. Tho whole British squadron was in motion, and a 71- gun ship got aground. The following day she was taken in tow by a frigate, and brought afloat. In tbe afternoon she was sumiu: ( I'd bv a number of armed vessels. Several of the persons who were wrecked, succeeded in saving themselves- in the idand of Cad- and. The climate of tin' island of Walchereii proves so dc-' tmotive to the K gli. b, that, in the sole burying- ground of tire city of Flushing, 513 graves have been dug, containing each four s ihtiers, and 13 graves for Officers. A?.: rii4ttDA. M, Oct, II. Wis Majesty yesterday received the loppy intelligence, that peace between Austria and Fra;'. e ; wai signed on the 3d of this month. This happy ovoi}! has been . announced this day to the inhabitants of the capital, by discharges of artillery, which have been tVp'- sted tu. my limes during the day. The royal flag was * Lo hui- ted iu token of rejoicing. LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOr. SR 20. giving to \ lmig iuvt. int), for tfc > Spanish Papers to the 33( 1 atsc! Lisbon to the 27th \ V. have been received. They enable us to ascertain the precise period of the relief of Gcrona. it was effected on the last day of August and the 1st of September. The supplies and reinforcements were so numerous that the enemy discontinued their fire against the works, though we believe the town is still invested. The armies preserve the position., they occupied according to the former ac- counts. The Spaniards continue to harass the enemy ill various quarters, it is supposed that the garrison of Bar- celona is again distressed for prOyi- ions, and that another attempt wiil be maile to lieve it, by throwing in supplies fi om Toulon. Lord Colliugwood is apprised of this inten- tion, and is prepared to intercept the Toulon fleet. Remittances in specie to a large amount have re- cently been made from Spain to this country. Mr. Baker, Private. Secretary to Mr. Adair, our Ambassador to the Ottoman Court, arrived yesterday with dispatches from Constantinople, with the Ratification ol tbe treaty of Peace fro won Great Britain and Turkey. It is said' that Mr. Baker also brought intelligence from Sir Hal ford Jones, stating, that lie had finally con- cluded a treaty of Peace with Persia, and had actually procured the dismission of the l'reuch Embassy to that country. Mr. Mellisb, his Majesty's late Charge ties Affaires at Palermo, came home in the same vessel which brought the dispatches from Mr. Adair. He states, that tbe Briii , b ex . edition under Sir John Stuart is returned to Sicily ! King Joarhim has foil nved the example of Joseph Bona- parte, by abolishing tbe Monastic aiders in the Neapolitan teifltuiies. Dispatches from the West I utiles were yesterday received at die Admiralty. Capt. Creyke was the bearer, an ! they are understood to bof some importance, but their contents have not transpirdd. IlisMajcsty held a private Levee on Wednesday, at the ( Jseen's Palac.;. ftf.. WcUcdcy Pole and Mr. Croker were presented to bis . M. jcsty, the former ouJiis appoint- 111' .. t to the " Chief Secretaryship of Ireland, and the latter en ii s appmitineut to succeed Mr. Pole as first Secretary » i the Admiralty; but it appears the ministerial arratlge- rgoi. ls are yet very incomplete, the important offices of Secret.. ry of State for the War department, and Secretary at War, vaeau- il by t.- e vesignati > us of Lord tasilereagb and Lw l G. L. Cower, not being filled irp ; at least, tlicru v, as no presentation on either occasion. In eon sequence of the tin fortunate differences sub- sisting between tv army on the Madras establishment and to.- . ivil Gover/ nuertt of that Presidency, it has been de- termined, we understand, to rernowe, all the refractory , ngi im;, t , and to substitute otters. The regiments of th" line wili be brought to Europe. The Marquis of Buckingham entertained last week, at Stow -, the whole of the Royal Family of France now r idem- in this • country, with a number of French and English Nobility. The fe. tivitie, eouimenccd on Tuesday, end Gouli Hied c II Friday. The Governors of Christ's Hospital intend cheering tho hearts, and inspiring tbe by. dty of their interesting and numerous yo iths, with roa- t beef find plum pudding on ihe approaching Jubi'. n-, io honour of the long reij'it and virtues of our revered MOnalvh. file foilo. vio • is a copy. of. the Prayer and Thank's* Xlmig'oty God ( appointed to bo u- ed on the 25th the protection aff . riled- the King's - Majesty diivi. ig a io. ^ and ai'Uuott reign :— " O d. in w'- iO< ehaod5 ai r the of life and ds& tli, and to whom abute it beloogerh to district!!., mere*.", as woli in lengthening, as in shortening the days of oieei, w(! yield Thee praise and thaiiksgiv. ng, for the protection Til > 11 bast V luehiafed to our gracious Sovereign, during a 1; hg and ardlioti; r.- i ;;:>. Continue, we pray Tbee, Tbjf ivatcliliihiess over biiii, shield him from the op? n attacks of his enemies, and from hidden dangers—,' r in tbe arrow • that lii tii by day, and from the pestilence that uedketh in darkness; enlighten his Councils for the public good; strengthen all bis measures; ami when it shall seem fit to thine unerring wisdom, pel fee; the end of concord and in- dependence to contending and bleeding nations. These - bles- ings, and uvreje-, we implore for our Sovereign, oirr- ne'ive-, our altie , and our enemies, through tbe. merits aid mediation of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour.— Amen." • j » Thfe several public OSices have received orders for a general illuniina ion on tbe 25th in- t. It is reported, on the Authority Of letters from Li- verpool, that Mr. Jack- on had succeeded in adjusting all the differences betwoeiKthi, country and the U/ iited States; bot that the American Government had tefused to consider lii; signature * s binding, and will not remove the Null- In- tercourse Laws u.. til the ratification of the Treaty be re- turned fr in England. The Bishop of Elphin ( brother of Lord Ellen- bo raigh) is so ili of a dropsy, at bis Palate in Ireland, that Ids Physicians despair of his recovery. ' Jt appears by a letter from ail Officer on board one < 3 the British khips in'Basque Roads, that Bonaparte will liol. allow the French soldi' f- who capitulated at Senegal to land iu Franc ; the batteries tired on tho boat.; from the Cartel, as they were conveying tbe prisoners towards the shore; and on their not immediately returning to tbe ship, they opened on them a lire cf grape shot. Oil the 24tii of December last, thd brig Adventure, Edward Usby, Master, tlie property of Ledgard and Aldiidge, of Poole, sa l d from Liverpool, hu-.- nd for Oporto, with a cargo of baie goods, staves, dolkut, & « . to the value of about 16,000/.— Oil the 28th of tlie same month she was taken. bv the privateer Le Pluto, of St.. Maloes, and all her hands taken out, except one mail and a boy nine years cf age. Seven Frenchmen, including the pri/ -- master, were pat on board the Adventure to bring her into tbe near.- St . port ih France. On the 2: 1 of January following, a sail hove in sight, when William I'hid ur, the mari. er allotted to, was forced into the cabin, a ( i a centinel placed over him to prevent his speaking. O. i being ne u; ed by t'. is vessel, the fierchincn on board the Adventure changed tii'- ir dress, to appear V: se English seamen; v. nd on being hailed, answered B. mrid from Liverpool to. Libon." Fhelan, hearing it aimouneed ' from tilt - tiicr vessel thatshe v. as the Cruisser letter of nnripie, rush- d b om bis ca': in, knocked down the ccnti- n- 1 wito his ft<, ai d wre t o the helm from the French- man, whom he laid prostrate with anotoer blow, having picked up a broom- tick on board. 11; vigorously con- tinued the contest with tho remaining Frenchman, till a IXat's crew from the Cruiler came on board, and se- eu? ed the Adventure, which was brought, safe into Rams- g'Die. The ship and cargo are thus eaved to the Under- writers, and Phelan the mariner, who performed - this aichievemoiit, fe gone to.\ Vaterford, hU native place, unnoticed and unreward; d by them I— Sun. COHN KXCIUN'GE.— To- day the market lias again an in- • onsidrrable supply of Wheat, and thii trade is at little variation; there is'very littl^ fitie Bailey, which keeps its price; inferior cheaper; Malt rather lower; Pea and Jicans of the two bind, at little fluctuation ; Oats in ten able supply, and expected cheaper; iu Flour no alter- ation. A melancholy circumstance happened on Monday la t, at an Exhib tion- shop of Beasts and Reptiles, i i Piccadilly, where there is a Rattlesnake, in a close cage: a carpenter, at work there, dropped his rule; in taking it out, the creature bit liini between the thumb and finger. In a few minutes the baud was terribly swollen ; and in a few hours the poor sufferer was deprived of his reason. He is now at St. George's Hospital, where ail possible attention is paid to him ; but his dissolution is inevitably and shortly expected. A most distressing accident happened in the Poor- house at Liverpool, on Wednesday last. A fine boy, about nine years of age, was playing near a man sy'no was doing some work ivith a pitch- fol k in his h ind, and having given him some offence, tbe man most inhumanly ran after the boy, id ran the fork into his back with such- force, that it came out at his breast. The poor, child lingered about twelve hours, anil then died. in great, agony. The man was imm'cdiatoly taken into Custody, and has been com- mit ted for trial. Mrs. Chailotte Mills, of Bromley, in Kent, was burnt to death la t week, iu consequence of lier shawl catching fire. The unhappy sufferer was 91 years of age. FoiiCEsr.— Mrs. Plunkett was on Wednesday examined at the Police Office in Mai Iborongli- street, on a new charge of forgery. Mr. James Northwoyd, a surveyor, living iu Moiineux- Street, Edgewarc- road, deposed that Some m ntbs since ha diicodnted for Mrs. Plunkett a bill of exchange for Go/, purporting to bo accepted by her hus- band, Major PiunUett; but when the bill became due, tbe Major Said the acceptance was a very good imitation of bis hand- writing, and refusodfo honour tbe bill. Major Phtn- kett attended at the office, declared the acceptance to be bis, ai d repelled Nortbwood's assertion of his- having de- nied it. Mr. Parker, solicitor, supported Major Plunkett's declaration, stated that the. e'harge was brought forward in order to induce the Major to acquiesce ill an usurious bar- gain which his wife had made with the prosecutor for the disposal of an annuity she possessed, and urged the Magi - trate to dismiss a charge so improperly brought. But under so positive a charge, Mr. Couant. said he felt himself: bound to commit the Lady for trial ; and he could not admit her fci bail, although be thought a Judge would, if the ease was laid before one; and to give Mr. Parke? an opportunity of making an application, the worthy Magis- trate ordered that' Mrs. Plunkett should for the present be detained in a private room, under the vigilent care of a Police Officer. INCESOIARIF. S'— A short time since Mr. Joseph Lacy, a malster, Mr. Bright, a farmer anil maltster, Mr. Josling, linen- draper, and other wealthy inhabitants of Brain tine,' and Booking, iu Essex, received threatening letters, stating, that if the price ol bread, and provisions in general, was not reduced, their corfl- ricks, & c. would be set on fire ; anil these threats were carried into execution, for the straw- house, adjoining the malt- house belonging to Mr, Josiing, was discovered to be on fire a few nights after, but. by timely assistance, was prevented from burning the malt- house. An universal terror was spread by the circumstance, and by the assistance of the Bow- street Officers it was dis- covered that Robert Sewell, a schdoiuiaster, of Braintree, and Samuel Evcrard, a journeyman tailflr, of the same place, were concerned in writing anil sending the letters. They were taken before the Magistrates at Braintree, when the evidence produced was sufficient to their commitment for. trial. ^ ^ BIRTHS.] Lately, at Bray, county Wieklow, the Countess of Maesareene of a son.— On Saturday, nt G ov-; don, the wife of Lieut. Coi. Henry Haldane of a daughter. — Qn Wednekliiy* at'the Admiralty, the Right Hon. Lady Mulgraye of a soti. MARHtEU.] Lately, at Paris, Paul Crespignv, E= q. to Miss Wade.— On the 5t. li inst, at Ivegleseairoie, the Rev. Dr. Andrew Stewart, Minister ol Bolton; to the Hon Mar- garet Stuart, daughter of the late Alexander Lord Blantyre. — Last week, Capt. Lutyei. fi, ot ihe 1 ltli Light Dragoons, and private Secretary to tbe Commander iu Chief,- to Miss Mair, of Kensington.— 1On Saturday.- at Bristol, Captain Joseph Spear, of ( be Royal Navy, ,, Miss Grat- p Grant, youngest daughters f the late (' apt. Ludowick Grant.-— On Tuesday, Lieut. Col. Harris, oldest on of Lieut. General Harris, of Belmont, Kent, to Miss Dick, dau . liter of Dr. Diek, of Hertford- Street, Mav- fair.— Lately, Lieut. Wat- kins, of the Druid frigate, to Mil's Meade, of Cork. DIED.] Oil Wednesday se'inii. lit, at his scat'in Ire- land, the Right Hon. the Earl . if A nan, K- P. Sc. who i-; succeeded io tbe Earbloi.# by his elde t son, Yi- count Smiley.— On the Gib inst. at Koselee, in Scotland, after a short " illness and at a very advanced age, the Right lion, the Countess of Crawford.— O. i th:.-> rh inst. the Right II m. tbe Countess, of ilarb rou : b: her Ladyship was oil a visit to her father,^ he- Hon. Joh. i Mouckt;> n, at. bis seat in Staffordshire, and caught a cold merely by taking an airing iit her arriase, which occasioned her death.— Lately, at Bray, near Dublin, Col. Sm'tb, of the ; Jd Gini- on Battalion.— Oil the 2fltb of July, at Jamaica, Brigadier Gtrtieral Joseph French, who was second! in command on the expedition to St. Domingo, and by fatigue contracted the disoider which deprived him of life.— On Saturday, iu Craven- Street, Divisoli Munston, Esq. late Deputy Auditor of the Excise. PRIVATE about G « consisting of npO lie SOLD, in Hampshire, by i CONTRACT*— A FREEHOLD ESTATE, miles from London, and 4 from Andovcr; consisting a modern BRICK. HOUSE, substantially built, suited to a Gentleman's Family, containing a drawing room, dining room, breakfast room, and a gentleman's sitting rotim, five best bed chambers, attics, stone staircase, and tbe usual offices for servants ; two Barns, Granary, Stabling for 10 horses, and Carriage- Houses; the whole'in complete repair; a Farm- Yard, and walled Garden. of about 2 acres; with Five Cottagcs aud small Gardens, let to tenants at will; and about 114 Acres of Land, IS of which are Coppice Wood, intermixed with Timber. Tbe Estate, i. s a Manor by Repute, lies in a ring fence, and is situated in a dry healthy country.— Further particulars may be learnt by applying to Mr. CrabtreS, Thayer- street, Man- chester- square, London ; or by letters ( post paid; directed to A. Y. at the Office of this Journal. p. Sfib' To DYERS, CLOTHIERS, AND OTHERS. T) be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, The LE ASE of'all that commodious arid lately erected DYE UOUSE, with the Sheds ar. d. Outbuildings thereto be- longing, ' situate at Wilton, late in the occupation of Messrs. Coward and Brewer, bankrupts. There are four years and a quarter of the Lease. unexpired. The purchaser will be re- quired to take copper vats, fixtures, and dye- stuff and uten- sils on tile premises, at a v, ou.-': on. Aiso til.. LEASE of a DWELLING- HOUSE snd STORE- ROOMS, situate at North Hurcomb, near Wdton aforesaid, now or iate. in the occupation of the above bankrupts. Two years and a half of this Jy- ase are now unexpired. Particulars may. be known by applying Eo Mr. Burrough or Mr. Squarcv, two of the assignees j trio Mr. Arney, solicitor; all Of1 Salisbury. ' fSOI7 OAK. TIMBER. NPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by . T. CRANSTON, JL on Thursday the 2Gth day of October 1 R0p, at the Swan at Sandfor. l, near RingWood, at two o'clock,— 3S SUCKS of prime TIMBER, in the following lots : Fat Lot 1.— Five Sticks ios 2.— Three ditto 12- 2 3.— Four ditto 82 4.— Two ditto 97 The . whole is lying near the apply- or to the Landlord. Fret Lot 5.— Tour Sticks 75 6'.— Five ditto 110 7.— Five ditto 103 ti.— Seven ditto pi Swan, and may be viewed by ' fSiiSS UNDERWOOD AND TIMBER. FOR SALE by AUCTION, by Mr. LIMPUS, at th « Dolphin Inn, Bishop's Waltham, Hants, on Wed- nesday the 25th day of October 1909, at three o'clock in the afternoon, agreeable to conditions: Lot I— Consists of 3 acres of Underwood in St. Clear's, 2J acres in Littleton, and 2* acres in Bottom Coppices. Lot 2— Consists of 32 Beech, 5 Ash, and 10 Oak, in Down- lease; and 14 Beech, 7 Ash, and 7 O ik, in Littleton. Lot 3— Consists of 4o Beech and 3 Ash, in St. Clear's. Lot 4— Consists of 65. Beech, Id Ash, and 54 Oak, in Bot- tom Coppices. The whole of the above timber is marked and numbered with white paint. N. B.— Tile above underwood and timber is new standing in growth on the estates belonging to II. P. Wyndham, Esq. near Corhe. mp on and Exton, Hants. For viewirr; the respective lets apply to Adams, the wood- man. . [ 0070 STAPLEFORD, near SALISBURY. qpO be SOLD by AUCTION, on the premises, Ja. by GistiRAii. D and Co. on Friday October 27, 180.0,— Part cf . the FARMING STOCK of Mr. COOMBS, quinine; the farm; consisting of twenty three- year- old heifers io calf, about seventy tons of prime clover add meadow hay, six sttQng cart horses, a hack gelding, thrye waggons, plou ghs, drags, harrows, and rollers, set's of trace, tjjill, and plough harness, rick staddles and ston - s, winnowing tackle, sieves, rudders, scoops, rakes, sheep cages, hurdl - s, and other implements of husbandry; also about forty lots of Household Furniture, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, Saddles and Bridies, Cid. r Mill and Press, Lead Pump and Pipe, See. -- - - .>,- • Sale at eleven o'clock. fsfK4 CHILTON FOLIAT INCI. OSURE. THE Commissioners appointed by An Act passed in the last session of'Parliam. iit for inclosing Lands in the parish of Chilton Foliat, in the counties of' Wilts and Berks, having adjourned their last meeting, appointed, for the purpose of receiving the. accounts or schedules of the rights or claims of the proprietors, under the said Inclosurc Act, to tbe Bear Inn, at Charnham- street, in the parish of Huogeifoijel, in the county of Wilts, on Monday the Gill day of November next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon ; Notice is hereby given, That the said Commissioners have, tor special reasons, allowed further time till their said next meetine, for receiving outstanding claims, and for any of the proprietors who have not in their claims already delivered complied with tile dirt ctions of the General Inclosurc Act, to p ' rfecc and complete such claims conformably th roto; and that every per;, on making default therein w ill . be barred and excluded as the Act directs Dated the day o/ OU. 180.9. By order of the Commissioners, G20t>] Rp. TOWNSEND, Clerk. r jp. i) be LETT and entered on . immediately,— A JL HOUSE, Garden, and ncceury offices, fit for the. re- ception of a small genteel retired family 5 the- supply of water i remarkably good and convenient; and situated in a pleasant part of Westb'ury, Wilts. Terms- moderate, as an acceptable tenant is the princi- pal'object of the advertiser. [ 17£ 13 Enquire of Mr. Humphries, woolstaplcr, Westbury. r JPO be LETT, and entered on immediately,— A 1 MALT- HOToE that will wet 2i quarters per week, with a good Dweili.:- house, laige Garden and one acre of Land, with a Cottage adjoimror; Granary, StaWes, and Other out- buildings, situate within 100 yards of TottOn turnpike- gate, late in tbe occupation' Of Thomas Scald, jun.— Tbe above premises are within half a mil - of the sea- ports of Elirig and Redbtidge, very convenient for a contractor, or anv other busine requiring room, For other particulars enquire of Mr. Felix Lovell, Ncttley, Hants. ''".•" [ 60- 38 I. oosekanger Coppices, nrjir ZJmanton, filths, To Gemtlkmeu, BUIT. Di. ur,, Wheelwrights, Coopers, Farmed", AMD OTHERS: npo be SOLD'by AUCTION, - by Messrs. GER- A rard and Co. at the Bull Inn, - Downton, November 2, 1303, viz.— 46/ OAK. TIMBER TRESS, 700 cube feet of Oak Scantling, from 4 bv ":! to s by 8 inches, 7W0 Oak Park Pales 4 feet and 4j feet in ' length, lOOO. Harr. l Staves, 300 Half-, h. n; shcad. Staves " 100 Kilderkin ditto, 37-'- Pail ditto, doz. Pail Bottom:;, - H Joz. ditto flcading, 31,800Oak Spine Laths, 27,000 Sap ditto, ! j:> 00 Thatching ditto, COO Oak Timber Tops, a large qua'ntity of Waggon'and Coach Sola's, Oak Slabs, & c. & c. The above will be put up in small Ins for the convcnicncy of purchasers, which will be expressed in catalogtus and <!-:> live red at tii » Bull Inn, Down ton, or at the Auctioneers', Salisbury.— For a view of the same apply to Mr. - John Por- ts ess, Loosehanger Park, or to Mr. T. W. Wiiliams's foieman, at the . coppices. The sale to commence precisely at one o'clock. [," il3G P E L H A M S - II O U S E, DORS E T. Valuable Household b'uruihue. RPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by PEPsCY and A FORCE, on Wednesday the 15th day of November, 1809, and two following d'tvs,— A considerable pait of the elegant and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNL'L URE, the property of WILLIAM HENRY BROVSCKER, Esq. leaving Pelhams ; comprising handsome mahogany four- post and tent bedsteads, with printed cotton, chintz, and check fur- niture ; about fifteen fine seasoned bordered down rod goose feather beds 4 hair and mill- puff mattresses, blankets, and counterpanes; mahogany wardrobes; book cases; din- ing, card, Pembroke, and dressing tables; mahogany side- board ; chests of drawers ; bureaus ; wash stands ; fire screens-; easy and other chairs . and r. iglit stools ; pier, swine, - and chimney glasses; Turkey, Brussels, and Kid- derminster carpets; Rmr. ford, roe. Mrr, and Bath stoves; fenders and lire irons ; a very good alarum ; copper furnaces ; kitchen range; smoak jack; and ar. excellent assortment of kitchen, brewing, and dairy utensils; also a well- tuned piano forte, made by Longman str. d Brodcrip. The principal part of the above furniture was purchased of Messrs. G: i - v.-., one of the first upholsterers in London. Ptlhams six miles from Christeburc'n, seven froro Ring- wood, six from Poole, and six from Wmibofne. [ 5032 Catalogues tnay be had on the tst of November at the George Inn, Cliristchureh, and at the principal Inns in the above- named towns. The furniture may be viewed two days preceding thf sale, which wiil commence at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of each day. BV ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES. rpO be SOLD bv AUCTION, on the Premises, I hy W. VIGOR, of " Bristol, 011 Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the- 14th, 15th, and 16th of November,— All the handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, Plate, China, Glass, ' handsome blue and white Table Service com- plete, & c. of Mr. EISENEZER BROWN, a bankrupt, at Chantry Moo,.*, at Bradford, in the county of Wilts. The drawing- room furniture consists of handsome blue da- mask window curtains, with cornices ; handsome sofa; con- versation- stools, and chairs covered with blue damask, to cor- respmd ; two large size pier glasses, mirrors and girandoles ; pier, card, and Pembroke tables; one Axm. inster carpet; Ere screens, & c. The other, household furniture consists of. rna- hoganv carved, fluted, four- post, field, and other bedsteads, with white'' dimity, chintz, and other furniture ; prime feather and mill- puff beds ; hair and mill- puff mattresses ; blankets, sheets, quilts, and counterpanes; table cloths, napkins, See. handsome oval- corner cellaret side- board ; large- size secretary and book- case; dining, card, and Pembroke tables ; m; ho- gany wardrobes; round and straight- front chests of drawers, mahogany night- tables, bason- stand, and medicine chest; mahogany brass- nailed and other chairs; pier, looking, and other glasses ; Brussels, Kidderminster, and other carpets; handsome parlour window curtains, roller bliruls, & c. The plate consists of one tea- pot and stand, one coffee- pot ; table, • dessert, tea, and salt- spoons ; tea- tongs, soup ' ladle, civam ewer, ike. & c. A quantity of kitchen furniture, and brewing utensils.—' The whole to be sold without reserve. [ SI58 Wilts. Rndge l< arm, near Froxfield. • gTVOR SALE by AUCTION, by HARRY Russ, on 1 the Premises," on Friday tbe 27t'n day of October inst. and following day,— Ail the LIVE and DEAD STOCK, Im- plements in Husbandry, Dairy Utensils, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Effects, of Mr. Jon-; BUSHBLL, of Rudge Farm, near Froxfi. Id, ( te. keri in execution by the Sheriff of Wilts) ; consiitiiK of six remarkably useful draught horseS, 1 saddle ditto'; 2 cows; 1 boar pig, - I sow pigs, and 6 store ditto; - e ewe s'oeep, - 13 lambs, and 3 rams-; 3 narrow- wheel waggons, 3 six- inch- wheel dung carts, 2 ti" Id rollers, withdrass, harrows, and'plou : hs ; several horses' harness ; rick, souldles, cow cril- s, s'oeep cagrs, arid hurdles ; several rick's of prime hay, several ticks of wheat,- bailey, oats, peas, and vetches in the straw, and various other at titles in the hus- bandry line. The furniture comprises mahogany and other tables, chairs, chests of drawers, an 3- d- y clock, pier and swing glasses, feather and flock beds, bedsteads ( with and without furniture], brewing copper- and other brewing uten- sils, iron- bound casks, a variety of kitchen requisites, and other Useful articles. The farming stock wilbbe sold the first day, and begin with the live slock.— Sale to begin each day at ten o'clock. On the first day's sale, between the hours of twelve and two o'clock, will be put no for sale,— The said John Bus} ieU's INTEREST in the said'FARM, under a rack- rent ler. se for the remainder of a term, cf which about ten years are now to come. The farm is in a - high state of cultivation, ant! in excellent condition. CRANBORNS, DORSET. HPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. GATE- JT HOUSE, 011 the premises, on Thursday the 96th d iy of October 1809,— Alt th- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Stock in Trade, and other Effects of Henry Hucker, Baker and Confectioner.— The Furniture consists of bedsteads with fui- niture, feather beds and bedding, chests of drawers, pier and swing glasses, oak dining and pillar tables, chairs, eight- day clock with case, counter, flour bins, beams, scales, and weights, and numerous lots of kitchen furniture.— The. Stock consists of three bags of. flo'ur, two dozen of soap, three ditto of candles, four ditto of butter, three ditto of sugar, 36 pair of pattens, three dozen of new brushes, one ditto of mops, about 200 faggots, & c. & c. To be sold without reserve, and the sale to commence at eleven o'clock. [ 5214 Cm- sham, Witts, be LETT, and nine miles from Uatli. uttered on immediately,- npo .1. very convenient and substantial DWELLING- HOUSE, pleasantly situated in the centre, ot Corsham aforesaid ; con- sisting of an entrance- ball and stair- case, two, good parlours, store- room, excellent kitchen, brew- house, C-' ilars, & c. four good bed- rooms, besides att> cs, and other convenient offices, wei! supplied with excellent water; and a good walled Garden immediately adjoining. For particulars apply ( if bv letter, post paid) to Mr. Arnold, the proprietor, who will shtwv the same. - [ 4695 ISLE OF WIGHT. NPO he SOLD,— A singularly elegant and desirable a. RESIDENCE, comprising a handsome stone- built Dwelling- house, finished in the most complete, manner, and containing excellent ami well- proportioned dining & drawing rooms, library, ber- t and other b. d chambers, good cellars, with every description of attached and detached offices; a Cottage, good gaulen, and about lv acres of land. This property is situate In that most enchanting part of the Isle of Wight called the Underdid', at a short distance from the village of Niton, and about 0 miles from Newport, and while it is completely sheltered from '. he north by a range of r iCUS and cliffs, it commands in front an unbounded view bf the sea, and on either side the most picturesque views of rock, wood, and cultivated scenery. The roads to Newport are; good, and the whole property is deserving the attention of any nobleman- or gentleman de- sirous df a residence combining at once beauty and con- venience. Further particulars maybe had, and the premises viewed, on application to Messrs. Clark: s and Sewed, or Mr. Worsley, solicitors, Kewpoit, Isle of Wight. { H6J rg-\ 0 be SOLD by AUCTION, on Friday the- 10th J1 of November ISOJ), at five o'clock in the afternoon, at the Angel Inn, in Warminster, Wilts,— AH that excellent Piece of Freehold Arabic Land, contain- ing about 7 a. 1 r, 9 p. situate in • ? « ( ovley Field, in War- minster, now in the occupation OF Mr. E. Lye. All that Plot or Piece of Meadow " Land, contaimng about 4 § acres, lying at Partway Mead, in Warminster, held for thr - c good lives pnder the most Hon. the Marquis of Bath, and now in ihe occupation of Mr. Wm. Hughes. All that' Tenement or Dwelling- house, with the garden thereto belonging, containing about 6 lug of land, lying in Pomvay, m Warminster, held lor three good lives, and now occupied by Mrs. Tuck. r. Further particulars may be known at the time of sale, or of Mr. Phelps, Warminster. [ 5159 rgX) be SOLD hy AUCTION, on Friday the 10th A day of November 1.809, at five o'clock in the afternoon, at the Angel Inn, in Warminster, in the county of Wilts,— AU that Close or Piece of . GARDEN GROUND, containing about four acres,. situate near a iane called Woodcock- lane, in Warminster, on the north side of the turnpike road leading tiom Warminster to Boreham, now in the occupation of Wm. Churchill and Joseph Warren, and held for lives under the Most, Hon. the Marquis of Bath. Further particulars may be known at the time of sale, or of Mr. Phelps, Warminster. [ ft160 npO - be SOLD by AUCTION, on Friday the 10th 2 day of November next, at five o'clock in the afternoon, at the Angel Inn, in Warminster, in the county of Wilts,— The following eligible PREMISES : Lot 1.— All those, two Messuages, with the Gardens lying before tile same, pleasantly situate at a place called Ashes, in Warminster aforesaid, now in the occupation of Mr. William King and Rd. WhaUey. Lot 2.-— A convenient Dwelling- house, with a Coach- maker's Shop, and Premises adjoining the same*, situate in Silver- street, in Warminster, now in the occupation of Wm. King and of Jam. s Barnes, coach- makers. Lot 3.— A Dwelling house, 111 Silver- street aforesaid, now in the occupation ot Mrs. Tuplin. Lot 1.— A Dwelling- house, adjoining the last- mentioned tenement, situate in Silver- street aforesaid, now in the occu- pation of Mr. Edmund Slade. The above premises are— held by lease for lives, under the most Hon. the Marquis of Bath ; and may be viewed 011 ap- plication' to the respective tenants. f or further particulars, or treaty, apply to Mr. Phcjps, Warminster. " [ IP3t; DORSET. be SOLD by AUCTION ( in Fee), at the Swan Inn, in Sturminster, iu th* County of Dorset,- on Wednesday the 25th day of October inst. at three o'clock in tile afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as wiil be then produced,— STRODE FARM, situate within the parish of Lydlinch, in the said County of Dorsetconsisting of 130 statute acres Of extremely rich grazing land, with a convenient dwelling- house, barn, stable, and out- bnildmgs, all now in the occupation of Mr. Win. Itidoul, for tbe residue of a t - rm of 10 years, which will expire On the 5th day of April 1811. . Strode Rami adjoinathe turnpike- road leading from Sher- borne to Sturminster: is distant Smiles from Sturminster, 3 from Stalbridge, and 9 from Sherborne. For furtlver oarticulars apply to li. and T. Fox, attorn-' vs at law, & eam: nst. r, Dorstt; if by letter, post paid. f6j, 0 Tl W LETS. J'abialle Freehold Manor, Pen: tual Adfottson, CT Estates. T) be SOLD by AUCTION, by HARRY ROSS, at the White Lion Ion, in Bath, on the. 6th day of No- vember next, at three o'clock io the afternoon, cither together or in lots, subject to snch conditions as will" be then. produced, — Tbe MANOR of NETTLETON, with numerous Quit Rents, Fines, Immunities, and Privileges extending ovei up- wards of 1900 Acres.— Also the Perpetual AdyOvvsOn and'nexj Presentation to the valuable RECTORY of NET.' i'LLTGN tbe prrst r, l incumbent aged about 60.— And also sundry veiy improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, containing about 1160 Acres, part in hand and the remainder held by lease for lives and copy of court roll. • - Printed particalais will be ready for delivery on the 10th inst. at the Office of Messrs. Del ary and Darby, No. 1, Tan- field- court, Inner Temple, London ; at tbe White Lion, Bath; the Bush, Bristol; the King's Head, Gloucester; and at the Office of Messrs. Guy and Michell, solicitors, ~ ' ham, where a plan of the Estate may be seen. Ncttleton is 11 miles from Bath, 13 from Bristol, 9 from Chippenham, and 4 from Marshfield, in a good sporting country. John Hall, the gamekeeper of Netfleton, will shew the estate. [ 1980 Chippeu- FROME, SOMERSET. HPO be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. ALEXAN- JL DER, atthe George Inn, Frome, on Wednesday, the 1st day of November, 1S09, at five in the'evening,— The fol lowing FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSES, situate in Badcox, Frome. Lot 1.— A Dwelling house, front Shop, and walled Gar- den adjoining, occupied by Miss Tairant, milliner, & c. tenant at will. Lot 2.— Two Tenements adjoinihg the above, in the occu- pation of George, Watts and George Porch, tenants at will. Lot 3,— A substantial and des: rable' Dwelling- house, con- sisting of a hall, parlour, bed rooms, and suitable offices, front " shop, counting room, work shops, all adjoining, with a convenient outlet, now in the occupation ot Mr. OJdfield, saddler, & c and boldcn by, him for tbe remainder of a term of 21 years, of which 14 are yet unexpired. Lot 4.— A House situate 011 Catherine- hill, comprizing a parlour, kitchen, bed rooms, garret, & c in the occupation of Mr. Janies Symes, as tenant at will, with a garden ami suitable offices adjoining. The premises, may he seen by leave of tbe respective tenants; and for further particulars apply to Mr. Chislctt, solicitor, Frome. [ 5213 BRIS TOL.— CAPITAL INN AND PREMISES TO be SOLD ( in Fee) by AUCTION, on i b rs- JL day the sd of November next, at one o'c. i ck pr.- c- se v, by Mr. JOSEPH BONBONOCS.— Ail that said well- at u- i . r. i.' d capital INN and TAVERN called THE LONDON INN ;- i. d TALBOT TAVERN, situate in B„ th- stre. t, w. ib an toir pee from St. Thomas's- strect, in the city of Bns- ol, with thcci 1 rt yards, stabiing, and premises thcr to belonging, row in 1. - occupation of Mr. Thomas Holloway, under a lease which expires at Lady- day next. These premises are particularly well situated, have verv ex- cellent accommodations, and are now in lull business ' For futther particulars apply to It. B. Ward, solicitor, Ex- change- buildings, Bristol. [ 5146 CHUTE, WILTS, npo be SOLD by AUCTION, without reserve, hy 1. T. RAWLINS, at tbe Cross Keys Inn, Chute, en Friday the 27th of Oct. 1809,— The remaining part ; f tbe STOCK . ii 1 RADE of a LINEN- DRAPER, HABEHDASBKR, & o. removed for convenience of sale to the above Ian. The goeids com; rise a great variety of printed linens and cottor. s ; plain and fi » ureit" muslins, musiinets, dimities, lace, and edgings', fine Irish sheeting, Irish and home- bleached linens, counterpanes, quilts and coverlids, scarktand Batfc- beaver oloaks, silkband- kercloels and shawls, womcn> and children's bone stays, striped and plain linseys, Welch flannel, hi rierv, gloves, shoes, sewing siik, threads, tapes, & c. & c. and various other articles in the above line. Sale to begin precisely at eleven o'clock. [ 52t2 Horses, Carriages, Plate, Linen, ana ether valuable Effects, the property of a Gentleman, lately deceased, at the PRIOHV, CnRisTCiitRCti. npo be SOI- D by .\ OCT10N, by J. CRANSTON, Ji on Thursday the 9d of November. 180.0, at the Priorv, Christch urch, af eleven o'cioek, Two exceeding good brown geldings, which have been occasionally used in a chariot and as riding horses; a capital sad,. He mare, seven years off, perfectly tree from vice; an aged ch. snut horse, two good milch cows in calf, 18 Dors. t ewes, three young pigs, and a Newfoundland dog; a chariot and ! iar;- fw;; u good phaeton, with pole and shaft.; a rick if prime me , d w hay, about 25 tons ; a stack of ditto, about 9 tons; ahoot eight loads of oats in straw, saddles, bridles, ladders, c ro- bin, about 50lb. of wool, a quantity of dune, ashes, wine bottles, step ladder, two fowling pieces, a brace of pistol s, dairy- utensils, barrels, tubs, a camp roasting jack, and various other articles. And on the following day will be sold,— A Quantity of PLATE, consisting of a 19- inch salver, coffee and tea pot, a two- handled cup, 17 table spoons, 3 gravy, 8 dessert, en. l 18 tea ditto; a fish slice, and other articles5 good time- piece, p'. ated candlesticks, dish cress, cruet stand, & c ; 24 sorted sheets, 8 damask table cloths, and other bed ae. do bl ; linen ; a new Brussels carpct, 1- 2 ft. by 10 ft. 4; Sc.- icli carpet, 15 ft. by 17 ; baize carpet, about 21 it. by 18 ; stair carpet, sofa, small mahogany chest of drawers, table s t of blue- and- white ware, decanters and glasses, good paintmes and prints, about 150 volumes of books, japanned plae warmer, kitchen requisites, iSc. & c: May be viewed the day preceding the sale. RING WOOD, HANTS. T^ OR SALE by AUCTION, by J. CRANSTON, &. on Ms- nday the 6th day of November 1S09, at the White Hart Inn, in- Ringwoad, ( unless previously disposed of l. ypii vate contract, of which notice will be given), A valuable FREEHOLD DWKLI. ING- HOUSE, with convenient at- tached and detached offices, together with a good Garden, and also apiece of Land adjoining ( about a quarter of an acre), in Blckeidev Common. The dwelling- house is situ its in the most centrical part of tbe town of Ringwood, and is now in the renting of Mr. M. icilwain, surgeon, at the low rent of :- o ,- s. per arin, The premises are in excellent conditidn, and the bouse w 11 calcu- lated foi the residence of a . genteel family, comprising ihr- e parlours, a good kitchen, and other coo. v. r. i, n' looms'en the ground floor, with Under- ground cellars, and six good sleeping rooms besides attics. For other particular apply to Mr. Harbin, solicitor, Ring- wood. VALUABLE FARMING STOCK. ryC be SOLD by AUCTION, under an Execution 1. from the High Sheriff of Hants, 011 tbe prem'- t- s, by Messrs. BALE and GODWIN, on Monday'the Soth Of October, 180- 9,— The Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, and- IM- PLEMENTS IN HUSBANDRY, . belonging to Mr. W. HOBBS, at Bere Forest Farm, near Winchester, Hants; comprising a capital rick of saufoin hay and a rick of grass seed, 188 ewes, 5 rams, 6 horses, ,3 very excellent waggons; ' I strong dung cart, 1 light ditto, a tax- cart, 2 ploughs and tackle, a nine- share ditto, 2 drags with tackle, 7 harrows, 7 pair of cart harness, 7 ditto plciieh ditto, two cows, one heifer in calf, onrfycaiiing, and two weaned calves. T he effects may he vicwed'by application oh the premises, where catalogues may be had, and'ef Ihe Auctioneer. Tbe sale will commence precisely at ten o'clock. - fol 7,9 BROt/ GHTON, HANTS. ' TX) be SOLD by AUCTION, by J. YOUNG, on A Thursday the 2d dav of November next, at the Plough Inn, at three o'clock,— The under- mentioned FREEHOLD LANDS 1— All that piece ot parcel of- iich Arable Land, con- taining 9 A. 1 R. 28P. more or less, situate in Andover Way Field.— Also a piece or parcel of Arable Land, containing lA. dp. 16 P. Htuatcat Lord's Wood; together with a piece or parcel of Down Land adjoining the'saire, containing 1 P.. 24 P. more or less.— Also a piece or parcel of Arable Land, containing 2 ft. 34P. more or less, situate el Lad's Wood. ' file above premises are eligibly situated in the parish of Eroughton, and Were Lie the property cf and in tbe occupa- tion of- the late Mr. William Futcher, iate of Houghton. Mill, deceased. Also will be SOLD,— The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and UTENSILS, & c. in HUSBANDRY, epnsrsting of several draught horses, one cow, one Vvaggon, two- carts, harrows, plough, See. all in good condition; a considerable quantity of faggots, two hay ricks ( one meadow the other clover), well put together; also a clms- t seed rick, Sec. He. The sale of the Goods, Utensils in Husbandry, & c. will commence, upon the Premises, at eleven o'clock. For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at Romsey; or Mr. Burt, solicitor, Brougliron. The purchaser of the Lands will have immediate possession. N. B. All Persons having any Claim upon the Estate and Effects of the said Mr. WILLIAM FUTCHER, deceased, are desired to send particulars thereof; and those who stand indebted to the Estate, requeued immediately to n-- y the to Mr, liiut. . ' [ ii72 TITHES FOR SALE. HpO be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on A Monday the 6ih of November next, at twi- lie'o'clock at noon, at tin: Red Lion, Farrham, in the county of Hants,— The RECTORIAL or GREAT TITHES of the P.. r sh of FAREHAM, ticM. upon a lease for three lives. The par sh contains upwards of 4000 acres of l- oid, of which a large proportion is corn land, extremely valuable, both from Leal advantages and the fertility of the soil. F ireham is a Market- town, and a very considerable corn and cattle market is I;, id there once in every fortnight. It lies w- tbin nine mil s ,. f Portsmouth, five from Gosport, tleven from Southampton, and a short distance from other mariset- towns. Particulars may be had of Messrs Blo ts, ale, Alexander, and Holme, ! 1. New Inn, London ; Mr. Woodham, si iietttir, Winchester* Mi. Barney, solicitor, Southampton; Mr. Lus- conib, stationer, Portsmouth; Mr, Johnson, st timer. Ges- port; and of Mr. paddon, solicitor, Fare- haul. • FARM, NEAft BATft AND BRrtDrOiUX ' ~ HHO be SOLD by AUCTION, at til • Lamb Inn, JJ Rath, on Saturday the s « th day of October inst. at one o'clock in the afternoon. A very dcSlftbL and highly iro- proveable COPYHOLD ESTATE, held for tbiee go'ed'hsas, under ttie Dean and Chapter of Wincnes: 1; e ..-: 1, - cf u excellent Farm- house, Bain, and convenient Out- buddings, Orchard, and 56 acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture gr mid. Also two Freesione Qaarrit. s ol' the first quality, one of which is in full wotk. The above Estate is situate in the parish of Upp- r Westwo. d, in the county of Wilts, ab ut six miles from b. uh, one tr m FreshtVird, and two from Bradford, and t a short d stiince from the Kennett and Avon Canal, upon which a packet- boat goes'daily from Bath to Bradford, and back. Mr. Long, the tenant of the farm, will shew the premises ; and furih- r p r- ticulars may be known by applying at the Office of T. M. Cruttwell, solicitor, Bath.— Letters to be pest paid. N. B. Two thirds of the purchase may remain on mortgage, if required. [.-; : ; t Also to be Sold by Auction, at the time and place aboi e- mentioiied. Five Freehold TENEMENTS, situate in the several parishes of Freshford and Charterhouse I linton. [ One iv-. ceru. J NEWPORT, ISLE , OF WIGHT! : npO be peremptorily SOLD by AUCTION, bv JL MEW and PORT ER, 011 Thursday the 26th of October, at twelve o'clock, at the Bugle Inn, Newport,— Seven sub- stantial, FREEHOLD, new- erected DWELLING- HOUSES, in three lots. Lot 1.— Four good Tenements, with a large yard to each, situate in Paradise- row, Castle- hold ;, occupied py Messrs. Henam, Allen, Kingswell, and Galp- n, tenants at" will. Lot s.— A handsome roomy Dwclliniyhe'iise, pleasantly situated- in Castle- hold^ comprising an eri trance- passage, two parlours, a kitchen and other Offices, a'nd a large yard ; hand- some drawing- room, and four bed- rooms; occupied bv Mr. Benton, tenant at will. Lot 3.— Two convenient Dwelling- houses, adjoining lot 9, with a yard to each; occupied by Messrs. Pring and" Allen, tenants at will.— The whole of tile premises are well supplied with good water. ffcigg N. B.— For a view of the pr. mises apply to the auctioneers, and particulars bail of Mr. Worsley, attorcey, Newport. rjPG be SOLD by AUCTION, some time in No- JL vcmber or December nexr,— Several very valuablsf and improvable well- timbered FREEHOLD MANORS and ESTATES, s'. tuat d in the counties of Hants, Wills, Di rset, Devon, Somerset, and Oxford'hirc, containing neatly 7000 acres : the principal part in demesne, and the remainder held for one, two, and three lives, of the yearly value of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS arid upwards; with the Advowson of a very desirable Rectory and GleU; in Dorset, kite, from 5002. to 600/. per year. Descriptive advertisements and particulars will shortly be published, when farther application'may be made to Ge' - rre South,' Esq. of Market Lavington, near Devizes,' or to Mr. Bori. 1, land- surveyor, Axmiuster, _ ~ f5~ THE - PUBLIC. ' HENRY PETEftS's PERMANENT INK, f„ r WHITING on LINEN. The pvriect i ' delibditv of this ink, which is such, that no art car. ever in the least " efface it, renders it a most valuable acquisition for the security of pro- perty; while the very litfle trouble that : s required in the use ( being wrote with a common pen; makes it a most useful article in all families. RPyi It is sold wholesale. a" d retail ( by appointment of the pro- prietor) by Messrs. Rreviic; Dpwding, and Lux ford, Salisbury; and may be also had of J. Binns, Bath ; W, liulgiu, Bristol;. Thomw Bela.- n, Portsmouth5 E. Coombs, Chippenham; R. Cruttweil, Bath; J. Comihir. s, Tavistock; fi. Hsrding, Go- Sport; E. Harold, jun. Marlborough; O. Hopkins,- Brail ford; Messrs. Pine and Mill, BrisV- 1 ; Thorn:; Skeiton, Southampton; and of most vondrti in- tin United Kingdom. CI J RKE's . FLO RIDA ELI .' VjTUAR\ V after numerous trials, has never been known to fail in coring those Agues ami Intermittent fevers With which the i- ' oehi- tarits of low marshy situation* » ii particularly ; iffl:, ted.— Thousands in the county of Sussex alone have beer', cored since March last; it has been administ. red with the haj p ct effect to the brave men lately returned'from thaexpe- l. tion, under the immediate sanction of surgeons i i the arm" md navy. One packet, price s*. sd. is in'most casts a' complete cure. Prepared arid sold, wholesale, by Mr. Clarke!, Brighton; sold, wholesale, by Sanger, ISO, ' Oxford- street, London; Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford, Sebsbury, and retail bv th r Agents aud New- men.— May be had of ail Venders of Me cine throughout the united kingdom. [ its, THE SALISBURY AND WINCHESTER JOURNAL. Sunday's Post,. By Express. LONDON GAZETTE, PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 21. OufcBN's PALAGI?, Oct. 13. - ITT is this day ordered, by his Majesty in Council, y that the Parliament, which stands prorogued to il Thursday the Second day of November next, be farther prorogued to Tuesday the Fifth day of Do- cendier next. This day the Right Hon. William Wellestey Pole was, by bis MajeaW'j command, sworn, of his Ma- jesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, and took his place al the Board accordingly. WHITEHALL, Ou. 21. The King has been pleased to grant to tlic- Rev. Charles Uenrv Hail, Doctor in Divinity, the place and dig ii » v oT Dean of the Cathedra! Church of Christ, in the University of Oxford, void by. the resignation of Doctor Cyril Jackson, late Dean thereof. V/ ASt- OI'FLCE, Oct. 21. 1 f) th flegt, oj'i'rc. t,— Major Jair. es Short to be Lieutenant Colonel, V- oni- chase, vice Hill, who " retires. . -< ,/,"';„.'— Cap!. Chi' lie- ter CroieksUaiiks to be Major, bv purchase, vice Orange, who retires. ' Garrison Butt.— Brevet Lieiit.- Col. Sir E. M. Ryan, Kilt, to be L:' Ut.- Cohmel, vice Suii. il, deceased. ; I •,!' - Major Andrew Coghlaii, from the 48 th Foot, to be Major, vice Sir Edward. Ryan. Han'- .1 :.•!. JU_-| J. D. I • J i; vv Win. BANKRUPTS, of D.- an- stm- t, It : " in, leal Iwr- factor. 1 . of Ki , s. i„ n. ni" ii. Hiill, dealer. ; . i '. it, lir. n- dr.: p r. . ... ,. ,, vt, ];. iari i-' M'l, iroiiainiiii ". , Wi- si minsler, ths'ill r. " l itrksliire, merchant*, cotton- simmer, al;. r. ir" unonger. -.- Tyne, woollen- draper. of <} t « u sotliind. ya . Or eaves, ol Mns.- lej • r I'orlwootl, L'lle-' hii- , ot HolUotn, trunk, - r It'itlieihitlio- street • son. of N wmslle- up stepney, Uokcr. LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBEI 21. The Amsterdam Gazette Extraordinary of the 11th inst. was received last night. It contains the follow- in article, confirming the important Intelligence that VV is. concluded between France and Austria: ' We hasten to inform our respectable readers, that the 1 •' .1,- 1 of this city received, at an early hour this t ... . by express, a letter from his Excellency the Mi- , y/ tr, dated" at Loo, on the 10th inst. containing i , , iii - ation of Peace having been signed between j ; ia on the 3d, ol' tbis month. •• Fbi above important Intelligence was immediately ; ,,, t ,<- citizens bv tiie firing of the cannon on i... v waits, the ringing of bells, and tbe playing of tbe • chimes. '• -.',' e cord ; ilv eon atuiate our readers upon this intel- 1 ; eMO', .1 joyful to humanity, aid boge that it' will be speedily fjliuwed by" A Gi'., SERAI. PEACH." A letter from Gibraltar says—•" The utmost dis- c • « : .. it again- t '. he pr--,- nt, Government prevails through- „:, t Soa'. n; and the Ji: ssar so appivhei; uve of - an i. mtr- r. ctic'. at Seville, that they bav • ordered 10,000men there fr. MU the armit-, t.. » protect their pi r- ' is. Prepuiti MIS are making to ilhuuhtate the India Hotter, the Bank, the Mansion- Honse, Lloyd's Co. i - - borne, Mer- chant'iaylors Hall, and . the other pnblie buiidi igs ii tbe City, except Guildhall, on the night of the Jubilee, but it i , i, l not to Be intended to have illutninittions at private h i. e. It how vei s, ems evident, that when the signal i i els given, I be illumination, by the inclination of some, til l a. prehensions af others, and the fiat oi King Mob, will soon become general. Tiie riot at I mat fo. J • eat Garden Theatre continues in nearly .. m, e sty e as last week, except that the catcalls and tia: tru: ncntul music are wholly laid aside, ond the i -.-. itf. ils are n « w taken into t-. t'iody for tKrir vi. ilei. t / rtioti •. Tne examinations at SJow-.-. tie. t exhibit of 11i. i most fi ivolous charges on which it. can pus- b, 1 legal to deprive an Englishman ot bis liberty, imp 1 inm to find bail. H I. PLUNI; ETT, who was in custody on a charge of • ry, was yesterday addicted to bail by one of the The Society of Arts has offered the gold medal to any per. a who shidl discovefa mfethod, superior to any hitherto ] n act:.. d, of making meadow hay in wet weather; also anuthi r gold medal for the best and cheapest mode cf L.. rowing corn in wet w ather. —' MARRIED.] On " Wednesday, at Stanmer, Sussex, Br . Edward Perceval, of Dublin, to Sophia daughter of Colone Gl. dstares.— Same day, Edward Christian, Esq. of Lin- r Ill's Inn, Chief Ju- tiee of tiie Isle of. Ely, to Miss Walmesley.— Same day, Charles Walker, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, son of Thomas Walker, Esq. late Aceoutitant- General 1 of the Court ofGbaneerv, to Miss Curwen, eldest daughter of John Christian Curwen, Esq. M. P. for Carlisle. 1) 1!:!),] Lately, in Spain, of a maligiiant fever, brought on bv being removed t" 0 soon from Talavcra, Lieut. Col. C. H. Adams, of the fioth regiment of foot, who was re- pott, tl severely wounded in that battle. Lately, at II,. ebva, in Carmarthen hire, Mrs. Catharine Parry, aged In! vears and retaining all her faculties till within a Week of her death. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY, At Three o'Clock, Pank Stock, 267* 3 Cer t. Red. fii} 3 Cent. Cons. 4 V Cents. 83 b fiCer. t. Navv, 100$ $ ' 5 '- i- Cent. 17117, — " I., eg Ann, is J Imper .1 a Cents. — Irish 5 ^ Cents. — India Stock, 19- iJ India Bonds, 26s. p. South Sea Stock, — Exchequer Bills, 12s. 17s. p. Omnium, — English Eot. Tickets, Ditto Prizes, Port 3^ 0. FALMOOTU, Oct. 19. The Townsliend packet, from Malta and Gibraltar, and the Marlborough packet, from Li- bun, arrived 011 Sunday; and on Monday the Ou, en Charlotte and Princess packet arrived, the former front Malta and the latter from Cadiz. Neither of these jr. ket brings any news of importance. The armies re- in. lined without any material movement. The SeaHower sloop of war arrived from Lisbon on Mo. iday. A fleet of coasters sailed for Ihe Downs, under convoy of the Hu tuber hired armed ship, yesterday morning. PLYMOUTH, Oct 20. On Monday arrived the Indefatigable, of 44 guns, Capt. Rodd, from Ferrol and Coiuu a, with a large quantity of gold and silver, in bars, part for Government, and part for the merchants, which were landed, and consigned to the care of the Spanish Vice Cotrul here. Came in La Zephyr, a beautiful French corvette, from JJ nedeaux fir the Isle of France, laden with brandy, & c. captured by La Seine, of 44 guns, Capt. Atkins. On Wednesday arrived the Emanuel, Dolphin, Resolu- tio i, and CI, iiuont, all from Malaga and Gibraltar; they sal: ' l under convoy of the Spartiate, of 74 g tits.— French b-. i; L'Emulatioii, from Nantz, with salt, prize to the Mh. erva fii.; ate.— French brig Bienvenu, from Nantz, with timber, prize to the Cadmus sloop of war.— Jane, Slater, from Cai e Franc, is.— Endeavour armed brig, from Wales, with a fleet under convoy. Sailed the Harlequin hired armed ship, tvitn a fleet for th !• wns. Tliur- dav came in the Prince of Wales transport, Way- good, front Li- bon. A f , ri'i" nvessil arrived here yesterday, which in the morn- iip was boarded by a French lugger privateer, within four mile, of the sb re,' in Wlntsand Kay, within this port, and Soon alter suffered her to pass.' The same vessel saw the day before a French schooner privateer, board and capture a brig front Gibraltar, which she sent to France. From the various accounts received it appears that thj Channel is swarming with these marauders, that are committing great depredations on the trade of this country, Sailed the Tlover, of 18 guns, inquest of French pri- vateers. Friday came in the Hope, May, from Oporto -. > he is very leaky ; sailed a month since, with I!) others. Sailed the Naiad, of 38 guiiS on a cruize. PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 21. A fleet is preparing here, destined, as is understood, to sail to the Black Sea, to co- operate with the Turks against tlv Russians. The following are among the ships fitting for this service : — The Neptune, of 98 guns; Victorious, Warspite, Repulse, Sceptre, and Kent, 74' s ; la Loire, and other frigates. Monday— Arrived the Goshawk sloop, Capt. Innes, from off Cherbourg.— Sailed tbe Heroine, of 32 guns, Captain Christian j Persian sloop, Capt. Colquitt, with convoy for Flushing and the Downs. IVednmiay— Arrived theNymphe, of 32 guns, Captain Percy, front Gibraltar ; and Orestes sloop, Capt. Parrish, from* the coast of Portu tal— Arrived also the Cyane, of 22 guns, Capt. Staines, from the Mediterranean; and De- fender, gun- vessel. Came into harbour the Bellona, of 74 guns, to be paid off.— Went out the Inconstant, of 32 guns, Capt. Dickson. Thursday— Arrived the Arethusa, of 38 guns, Captain Mends; and Frederickstein, of 28 guns, Capt. Searle, from the Mediterranean. Friday— Arrived the Sybille, of 38 guns, Capt. Upton, from Plymouth. SatUfday— Sailed the Goshawk sloop, Captain Innes, the Hardy gun- vessel, Lieut. Dutton, and the Orestes sloop to the westward. MEMORANDUM.— The Vulture sloop takes convoy to Guernsey. WINCHESTER. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. The preparations for the Jubilee are going on here with great spirit: every one is anxious to evince his loyalty and love for his Sovereign. - UIRTH.] On Friday, at North Waltham, the wife of the Rev. Clement. Cottrell of a son. On Tuesday the 17th inst. died, in her 74th year, at her house' in Queen Ann- street, West, Mrs, I. Ilea'hcote, youngest daughter- of the late Sir William and Lady Elizabeth Heathcote, of Hursley Lodge, and aunt to the present Baronet. On Sunday last died, at Southampton, after a long illness, Charles Boycott, Esq. aged 33 years, late Major in the I- Gth regt. of Light Dragoons. On Wednesday last died, at Southampton, much regretted, Mrs. Lomer, sen. an old and justly re- spected inhabitant of that town. On Monday evening « died Mr. Gradage, taylor, of Hursley. He had ate a hearty dinner, and was at work on the board, when he fell back, and instantly expired. On Sunday last Mrs. Lennington, of this city, incau- tiously quitted her apartment, leaving in it her child, a girl about six years of age : unfortunately a lighted stick fell from the grate, and set the chilli's eloaths on fire, by which she was so dreadfully burnt, that she languished till Tuesday morning, and then expired. SALISBURY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 180ft. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, who had been some davs on a visit to the two Princesses now at Weymouth, changed horses at the White Hart Inn, in this city, last Monday morning, at five o'clock, on his return to London. His Royal- Highness the Duke of " V" ork arrived hero on Friday morning, at three o'clock, and changed hors. sat the same Inn, on his way to Weymouth, to visit the Princesses. It was reported here on Saturday, that the amiable PKIT- TCESS AMELIA had terminated by death her long sufferings. We lt3ve not received any regular recount from Weymouth of this afflicting event; but the fol- lowing article, evidently alluding to a similar report, appears in the Sun London newspaper of ( Saturday evening'—" It is with the deepest concern that we have received an account of the most melancholy nature from Weymouth." The Right. Hon. Lady Caroline Dame* has ordered two fat Bullocks to be given away 011 the 25 th inst. to the poor of iier parishes, Milton, Hilton, and Winterborne Sticklaud, with bread and be^ r. The Earl of Pembroke, who subscribed 50/. to the fund for the relief of the poor of this city, on the approaching fiftieth Anniversary of his Majesty's Ac- cession to the Throne, has also generously subscribed 501 for the same purpose at Wilton ; and 51, to each parish wherein his Lordship has any property. We noticed the determination of the Corporation of this City, " to attend divine worship at the Cathedral," 011 the approaching anniversary of hjs Majesty's accession to the Throne. Another meeting of the Common Council, convened in consequence of the manifest intention of the inhabitants to celebrate that event as a grand national fes- tival, was held 011 Friday last; and at tbis Council it was ordered that a dutiful and loyal Address should be pre- sented to his Majesty, expressive of that congratulation which the city at large had before determined to olfer to his Majesty on the joyful occasion. Tbe publication of the Address of the Corporation is delayed till it shall have been presented to the King. The preparations making here for the Jnbiiee arc as general as they can be. Not only the Corporatson of the City, but the several fraternities, viz. The Corporation of Taylors, Shoemakers, Joiners, Weavers, and Wool- combers,— the Lodges of Freemasons, and tbe several be- nefit Societies, mean to walk in procession to the Cathe- dral, and to have Dinners at their Halls, & c. The Earl of Pembroke, Lord Lieutenant of the County, the Earl of Radnor, Sir Edward Hulse, General Stevens, Mr. Wyndbam, M. P. for the county, Mr. Hussey, M. P. for the city, and many other gentlemen of rank and consequence, are expected to honour our festival by dining at the Rooms. The Ball on the following evening is also expected to be honoured with the attendance of great numbers of the nobility an I gentry of the neigh- bourhood, as well as those of the city and immediate vicinity, and to be one of the most brilliant balls we have had for many years. The Salisbury Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, and the Salisbury Loyal Volunteers, march in proce siott to the Cathedral on the above auspicious occasion. The Gentle- men of tbe Troop bad purposed having a separate Dinner, but have resolved that it will be more eligible, as evincing the cheerful unanimity with which the whole arrangement of this festival has been carried 011, to dine with the great party at the public Rooms. The Corporation of Taylors are preparing an Exhi- bition for the above day, which always attracts a crowd of youthful admirers. Their renowned Giant St. Christopher, who has for years quietly reposed in their Hall, is then once more to paratle the streets, with his usual attendants. New habiliments are making for the Saint; his sword and sword of State are furbishing u, p, and he will altogether walk in grand style. [ It may be gratifying to some of our readers to explain that we allude to a colossal figure of St. Christopher, made of light materials, and easily carried by a man walking within, concealed by the flowing garments of the Saint.] A Gentleman of the Close has announced his design of making a distinct appropriation of his intended sub- scription for the Jubilee, by giving to every Father of a Family among a certain class of the poor of this City f* a Jubilee Pipe of Tobacco," or rather a Paper of Tobacco, with a Tobacco- stopper exhibiting in profile a likeness of the King, to be kept as a perpetual memorial of him. The State Lottery began and finished drawing on Friday. No. 2618 was drawn a prize of 20,000/. and a share of this great prize was purchased at the Printing- Office, Salisbury, by a Lady who resides at Ilartgrove, near Shaflesbmy.— A share of No. 4855, a prize of 500/. was purchased at the same Office, by Mr. Adams, of the Canal,- Salisbufy. A letter from an Officer of the Army in Sicily, dated Melazzo, Sept. 10, states that " the troops em- ployed in the late Expedition fully expected to disembark about ten miles to the _ N. W. of Naples on the 24th of June, and were confident of taking that city, there being at that time not more than 17,000 Frenchmen in it, whilst the British force exceeded 18,000. Nothing, he says, could equal the chagrin which every one felt when the evening gun fired, and the expected order had not b - en giveu. We are now, be says, lying here with nothing to do, yet we expect a strong reinforcement from England, when perhaps some employ will be found for us." I11 consequence of a resolution of the loyal and con- stitutional Club of Freemen of the city of Wells to celebrate the ensuing festival, Mr. Lovell, of liookley- House, ( their perpetual President), is gone. down to give them an entertainment on the occasion. The Rev. Thomas Anthony Metbuen, Clerk, has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury to the Rectory of Allcannings, void by the death of the Rev. Mr. Heath, on the presentation of Philip Gell, of Hopton, in the county of Derby, Esq. BIRTHS.] On Saturday, at Littlecott, Mrs. Pophatn of a son.— A short time ago, at Norwich, the wife of a private in the Wiltshire Militia ( after being mar- ried 16' years without having a family) of throe fine chil- dren, two of which are alive and very healthy. Lately was married Lieut. Hall, of the 2d Somerset Militia, to Miss Maria Shovel, of Croydon. On Saturday the 14th ijist. died, aged 76 years, Mr. Samuel Bracher, of Chicksgrove, in this county. On Monday last died, in the 88th year of her age, Mrs. Alexander, of Bramsfiaw, in the New Forest. THE third and last STATE LOTTERY for 1808 began and finished drawing on Friday last the 20th inst. at Cooper's Hall, when the following Capital PHIZES drawn were sold, shared, and registered by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. at their lucky Offic s, No. 11, Holborn, U7, Cornhill, D8, Haymarket, and S69, Strand ; namely— No. 2,(? 18 a £ iU, 000 Prize, in J J & 6- 16' ths. No. 3 « 3 .. 1,000 do. .. in J | & 6- l6ths. No. 448 .. 600 do. .. in J | & 6- ttiths. No: 4,855 .. 500 do. .. in ( | & 0- 16' ths. No. 2,697 .. 500 do. .. in J \ J & 2- ltiths. Part of the above Capitals were sold bv Messrs. B ROD IE, DOTVDINC,, and LVXFOUD, Canal, Salisbury ; Where the fortunate holders of each respective Share may receive tbe amount of their Prizes on demand. HOME MARKETS. Prices of Corn, per Quarter— Dread, per Gallon. Oct. Wheat, j Barley, i Oats, j. s. I s. s. j s. s. 9- 2 tnl 12 44 In Si ): 37 to 42 80 / OL 11 - 46 to 53' 137 to 40 lOOio! 2" J | 44 to 52130 to 40 Beans. s. s. j Bread d. Salisbury, 17 Basingstoke 18 Devizes, 19 i Newbury, ' 1,9 .' Andover 21 | l0Qf/> 12J | 43 to 51 I 27 t" 40 Warminster, 21 I « 8tol2j| 46 fo 61 iul fo 46 IVeight of the Gallon Loaf, 8 lb. 11 ox.— Half Gall. 41b. 5jo z S^ In 72 58 In j 58 to 6- 2 16 to 68 , 55 to 62 St to 72 JUBILEE DINNER. IT is earnestly requested that Gentlemen who intend to dine on the 25th inst. at the Assembly Rooms, Salis- bury, will send in their names as early as possible to Mr. Gibbons, at the Spread Eagle Inn, that due provision maybe made. The MAYOR, "} Mr. DOUGLAS, )- STEWARDS. Mr. JACOB, ) Tickets, 7s. Ed. each ( wine not included) to be had at the Printing- office, or at the Spread Eagle. [ 5224 THE JUBILEE. THERE will be a BALL and SUPPER at the Assembly Rooms, Salisbury,, on Thursday evening, the 26th inst. to celebrate his Majesty's Accession. The MAYOR'ELECT,-) Mr. EDW. BAKER, STEWARDS. Mr. W. B. BROD1E, ) 5' 235J Mr. GOODAI. L, M. C. Ladies'Tickets 5s. each.— Gentlemen's Tickets 10s. 6ti. each. To be had at the Printing- office, or at the Spread Eagle Inn. ABALL and SUPPER at the Hotel, Christchurch, Hants, to celebrate the entrance of his Majesty into the 50th year of his reign, on Wednesday the 25th of October 1809. Admission Tickets for Ladies Six Shillings. Ditto ditto .... Gentlemen One Guinea. gO" The Ball to commence at eight o'clock. [ 5023 WIM BORNE. THERE will be a BALL at the King's Head Inn, Wimborne, on Wednesday the 25th inst. to celebrate the commencement of the 50th year of his Majesty's reign. Ladies' Tickets 3s. 6d.— Gentlemen's 5s. f51- 97 JUBILEE,—. TOWN- HALL, BASINGSTOKE. ABALL and SUPPER will be given to the Ladies of the town and neighbourhood of Basingstoke on Tuesday evening the 24th tnst. to celebrate the Fiftieth Anni- versary of his Majesty's Accession to the Throne. L. B. WITHER, Esq. EDWARD LANE, Esq. L,„„.„,, W\ f, APLETREE, Esq. > Stewards. Rev. JOHN HARE WOOD J N. B.— The Price of Gentlemen's Subscriptions will be fixed by the Stewards as soon as the numbers are ascertained, BASINGSTOKE, Oct. 19, 1809. FST67 MARLBOROUGH. AT a Meeting of the Mayor, Burgesses, and prin. cipal Inhabitants of Marlborough, held at the Town- hall on Friday the 13th day of October 1809, for considering a plan for celebrating the Jubilee Anniversary ot his Majesty's Accession to the Throne,— It was unanimously resolved, That the Mayor, Burgesses, Marlborough Troop of Wilts Yeomanry Ca\ alry, Lojal Vo- lunteers, Friendly Societies, and principal Inhabitants of Marlborough, will attend divine service, and afterwards dine together at such places as shall be agreed upon. That, instead of illuminations, a subscription be entered into, for enabling his Majesty's faithful, but indigent subjects, to unite in the general festivity Of the day. That on the following evening ( the > Uth ipst.) there shall be a Ball, at the Assembly Room. JOHN WENTWORTH, Maydf, Chairman. A Committee was appointed for conducting the in- t, n- ied celebration, and a liberal subscription was immediately entered into by the gentlemen present at the meeting. Tickets for the Dinner los. lid. For the Ball— Gentlemen's Tickets 5 0 Ladies' Tickets 3 0 To be applied for at the Printing- office. [ 5165 ANNIVERSARY OF HIS MAJESTY'S ACCESSION. CITY OF XEfF SARUM. THE following Address, whicil was unanimously agreed to at a Meeting of the Inhabitants of this City, lies at the CoLncil Chamber for Signatures: " To the King's most excellent Majesty. " May it please your Majesty ; " We, your Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, Inhabi- tants ot tbe City and Close of New Sarum and its Vicinity, desiie, at tbis ara of your Majesty's reign, to offer our con- gratulations at t e foot ol your throne. " Among the mostsigwal blessings which Providence can co .'" '. on a favored nation, is the Government of a . u,- us and p, e s Sovereign, under whom tile laws are faithfully administers the public rights protected, and the p ' ople impelled to a p. farnmnce of their civil and religious duties, by th i force of illu;. tous example. " That your Majesty may yet remain to us, during many years, shielded, by a merciful Providence, from all open i.- tack or hidden danger, is the prayer of your people, unite 1 in fidelity to your Government, and in attacDmcnt to your Royal House." ACCESSION JUBILEE. HE SUBSCRIPTION for the purpose of enabling _ the POOR of the City and Close of SALISBURY and FI3HERTON to participate in this Festivity, is continued open at . the two Banks, and at Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and Luxford's. A nount of Subscriptions already advertised ..£ ioS 13 6 ADDITION A L SUBSCRIPTIONS: 1 s. (/. Mr. Sparshatt... G. Barrett R. Askew H. Smith..., Wm. Croome R. Attwoo l Miss Edwards Mr. Bennett Mrs. Grave Mr. Long Mrs. Long Mr. White Mr. E. White Mr. Andrews Mrs. Vaughan and| 1 1 1 0 10 1 1 Miss King Mrs. Rollestonc... Mrs. Tatum Miss ijhuckburgh... Henry Shorto Rev. Mr. Greenly... Mrs. Col ton Mrs. F. Wilson Lady Mannock Rev. Mr- Begin.... Mr. Borrell l Rev. Mr. Harrington 1 Mr. G. Short 4 Rev. Mr. Kerrich... Mrs. Blake Mr. Perkins S. Beeby Rev. Mr. Wilks Mr. Bclin Mr. Johnson Mr. Stokes Miss Lewis Rev. Mr. Rigby.... George Fry Joseph Tanner Hez. Wyche George Baker T. H ussey Mr. Lane D. T. Windsor Mrs. Matthews Isaac Young Mr. Williams Hugh James....... Miss Douglas Edward Baker Rev. Mr. Morison... 1 5 1 I I 1 0 10 1 I 5 5 20 O 1 1 M r. Cave O 10 £• s. J. Lacy 0 10 Henry Macklin 0 10 J and H. Whitmarsh I 1 Miss Lee 1 1 Alex. Minty 2 2 Mrs. Hayter 3 3 Samuel Emly 5 6 Mr. Ellis 2 2 Mr. Pettit 1 1 Joseph Moon 1 1 Miss Beale 1 1 The Mrs. Forts 2 2 W. D. Whitmarsh.. 1 1 L. O. Weeks 1 1 Mrs. Rothwell 0 10 Rev. Mr. Bowie.... 1 1 Rev. Dr. Baker..... 2 2 Henry Burrows .... 1 1 James Foot 1 1 J. L. M. Wyatt 1 I Samuel Foot 1 1 Mr. Cooper t 1 Miss Wyndhams.... 3 3 Lake and Maton.... 5 5 William Cooper.... 2 10 George Brown 3 3 Mr. Mackerell 1 1 Mr. Wheeler I 1 J. and H. Banks 2 2 Mrs. and Miss Hawes 1 1 Mrs. N. Smith 0 10 Bowles, Ogden, & 1 _ . Wyndham /, 5 15 Mackerell & Co.... George Elliott A Lady Thomas Marsh G. Loder Rev. Mr. Radcliffe.. Miss Hibberds J. andT. Wilks.... R. Wilks B. Wyatt, jun Rev. J. Bell W. Long W. Ghost M. Burrough R. Squarey J. Knight Mr. A. Lucas Rev. Mr. Morres William Barnes.... Mrs. Powell 1 3 2 1 t a i i t 0 to 1 l Sarum and Apollo Lodges of Free and Accepted Masons. THE BRETHREN composing the above LODGES intend Meeting on the morning of the 25th of Octobcr, to walk in procession to the Cathedral Church, in commemo- ration of his Majesty's Accession to the 50th Year of his Reign; on which glorious occasion the attendance of the neighbour- ing Lodges, and all other Brethren, is requested. The Brethren will assemble at half past eight o'clock in the morning, at the Sarum Lodge, High- street, and are expected to appear properly clothed. A Dinner will be provided at the said Lodge at three o'clock, and such Brethren as int nd dining will send their names to Brother Burbidge, R. W. M. of the Sarum Lodge, or to Bro- ther Jeboult, R. W. M. of the Apollo Lodge, on or before Tuesday morning next. ' ' [ 5184 CITY OF WINCHESTER. THE FIFTIETH Anniversary of the Reign of our gracious King GEORGE the THIRD will he celebrated on Wednesday the 25th inst. when th-. re will be a DINNER at St. John's House, e, t which the presence of all gentlemen of the city and neighbourhood, desirous of testifying their jey on this occasion, is earnestly requested. STEWARDS. The Mayor S- r Richard Gamon, Bart. " 1 Members for Sir II. C. S". John Mildmay, Bart./ theCity The Rev. the Dean of Winchester The High Sheriff William Chute, Esq. Thomas Heathcote, Esq Mr. Alderman Earle - Lloyd • Mailt • Ridding • Clerk \ Members for I the County A. Atherley, Esq. The Rev. W. H. Ncwbolt Mr. Woodburn George Ilollis, Esq. Thomas Deane, Esq. G. W. Ricketts, Esq. It is particularly desired, that an early application may be made for tickets, that the number to be provided for may be- ascertained. Tickets, price tffj. ( which includes every expence,) to be bad at the George and White Hart Inns. Dinner on table- precisely at four o'clqck. tf- The COUNTY BALL and SUPPER will be held at St. John's House on Thursday eveningthe 26th inst. Ladies'Tickets 5s.— Gentlemen's los. each.— to be had at Mr. Robbins's and Mr. Jacob's, booksellers; and at Miss Dennison's, in tbe Square— which are desired to be applied for on or before Montlay the 23d inst. that it may be ascer- tained how many are to be provided for; and no ticket can be issued after that day. [ 5198 Oct. 18, 1809. WILLIAM WARNE, Secretary. AT a Meeting of the Bailiff, Burgesses, and prin- cipal Inhabitants of the borough and town of BLAND- FORD FORUM, in the county of Dorset, held at the Guild- hall onTuesday the 17thday of October 1809, for the purpose of taking into consideration the best method of celebrating the day on which his' Majesty enters into the 50th year of bis reign, being the 25th day of October inst. the following Reso- lutions were proposed, and unanimously. agreed to, The BAILIFF in the Chair; First,— That the Bailiff, Burgesses, and Inhabitants, will celebrate the said day by attending divine service. Secondly,— That a subscription be entered into for the pur- pose of enabling the p > or inhabitants of the said borough and town to participate in the festivities of the day ; and that the Bailiff and Burgesses of the said borough, the Rev. tbe Vicar, the Churchwardens and Overseers, and the following gentle- men, the Hon. Arch. Stuirt, the Rev. F. R. Spragg, Mr. R, Keynes, Mr. G. Moore, Mr. Wm. Roe, Ml. Septimus Smith, and Mr. Malachi Fisher, ( or any three or mora of them), be and are hereby appointed a Committee, for the purpose of collecting and receiving the subscriptions, and for the disposal thereof in such manner among the said poor inhabitants as to them shall appear most advisable. Thirdly,— That it is the resolution of the meeting that there be no illumination. Fourthly,—- That the above resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and be inserted in the next Salisbury Jotrrtial. ROBERT MUSTON, Bailiff of the borough of Blandford. The Chairman having left the chair,— Resolved, That the thanks of this meeting be given to him for calling the meeting, and for his conduct in the chair. [ 5186 AT a Meeting of the Mayor, Corporation, and other Inhabitants of the Borough of Dorchester, to take into cms deration the most proper manner of celebrating the approaching Anniversary of his Majesty's Accession to the Throne, Iteld at the Guildhall on Wednesday the 18th of October, 1809; THOMAS GOULD READ, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. Resolved unanimously.—- That tbe approaching Anniversary of his Majesty's Accession to the Throne ( being the 50th year of bis reign) be observed in this town with a becoming expression of joy and gratitude. That the inhabitants do attend Divine Service, and that a Subscription be opened for contributing to the comfort of the Poor of the several parishes in this town, and enabling them to partake ot the general festivity, to be distributed at the discretion of a Committee appointed for that purpose. That there be no public dinner or illumination. That the following Address be presented to his Majesty by the Members for the Borough. " TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. " MOST GR- ACIOUS SOVEREIGN. " We your Majesty's dutiful and loyal subjects, the Mayor, High Steward, Recorder, Capital Burgesses, and other inha- bitants of the borough of Dorchester, in the county of Dor- set, beg leave to offer to your Majesty our unfeigned congra- tulations on the occasion of your Majesty having attained the fiftieth year of your reign. " We are truly thankful for the happiness and tranquillity which we have enjoyed under your Majesty's mi'd and pater- nal government, and gratefully acknowledge that it is to your Majesty's exemplary virtues, under favour of Divine Provi- dence, we owe oar preservation from the dreadful calamities which have overwhelmed the rest of Europe; and we earnestly pray that your Majesty may yet many years con- tinue to be the guardian of the liberties, the laws, and tile religion of an affectionate and loyal people. « THOs. GOULD READ, Mayor." The Mayor having quitted the Chair, Resolved.— That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Mayor for this Meeting, and for his able and proper conduct in the Chair.' ' ' ' CLASSICAL EDUCATION. HPIIF. Rev. JOHN GREENLY, A. B. lias opened JL MII. I O. RQ HOUSE, near SALISBURY, for the reception of a limited number of Pupils.— Terms, & c. mav be known by applying at the Printing Office. Mtfjurd house, October 21. LADIES; BOARDING- SCHOOL, St. Michael's- square, Southampton. RS. COTTERELL, ( late Miss Jones,) in con- sequence of its having been reported she intended to relinquish her School, thinks it necessary to advise her friends that it will be continued as usual ; and takes this opportunity to return her best thanks for the liberal patronage with which she has been honoured, and to assure them that tiic most assiduous attention will be used to facilitate the progress of her Pupils. *** French, Musjc, Drawing, and Dancing, by approved masters, on the usual terms. A vacancy for a few Hoarders. [ 5193 SALISBURY, August 14, 1809. ENRY SHORTO, ( SUTLER, SILVERSMITH, &. C. 5. 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,— A quantity of Backhorn. To be Sold,— The Windows, Doors, and Shutters of a Shop Front, ot large dimensions, convertible into two fronts. • For particulars apply as above. [ 4240 THE GRAND JUBILEE MEDAL, patronized and to le ivom ly HER MAJESTY and ROYAL FAMILY on the 25th of October, 1809,— to be had of Fitter, Gold and Silver Laceman, Jewelicr, and Perfumer, No. 4, Bath- street, Ba h, and of T. Harrington, Silversmith, Cutter to the Duke and Duchess of York and Princes. se', Catharine- street, Salisbury. [ joHi MRS. ARMITAGE solicits the attention of the Ladies to an appropriate and superb Collection of JUBILEE ORNAMENT'S of every description, being the most beautiful of the kind, and elegantly adapted to the joyful occasion. N. B. The Jubilee Dress and Hat she recommends as worthy of attention. [ 5218 LONDON, Oct. 1<>, 1S09- MISS WHITE, MilUncr, Fancy Dress, Pelissf, and Corset Maker, from No, 10, Old Cavendish- street, Cavendish- square, has the lionaur to inform the Ladies of Southampton and its vicinity, she has taken apartments, No. 14, French- street, Southampton, where she purposes com- mencing business in the above branches, and carnt,- Hjy iito treats the honour of their patronage, which,, by astti, ct at- tention, and a constant supply of the newest tashions from the. first houses in London, she hopes to merit. ' T5205 Miss W. will be at Southampton on Tuesday the 0 ist inst. with a genteel Selection of the MOST FASHIONABLE ARTICLES adapted to the present and approaching seasons. FISHERTON, SALISBURY, OCT. 18, 18Q9. " WM. PHELPS, NURSERY and SEEDSMAN, re- spectfully informs the public, that he has a general and choice assortmentof FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, Shrubs, and Flower Roots, which, with Garden Mats, Tool.-, and Seeds of all kinds, he continues to sell on reasonable terms. A quantity of stout Standard Apple Trees for orchards. He has three acres of Nursery, consisting principally of Firs, ForestTrees, and Shrubs, which he will sell for ready moncv remarkably cheap, as the ground must be cleared by Christ- mas next. • [ 5145 Improiwf Patent JVeather Proof Silk Huts. CGENTLEMEN, Farmers, Commercial Travellers, X and others, who wish to be in possession'of- the above truly valuable article, may be supplied, on very low terms, with the best article, manufactured, which, for elegance, lightness, and durability, cannot be excelled. Tc, be had Mr. WALL'S Cheap Linen- Drapery Warehouse, Suver- street, Salisbury. [ 5208 NPO be SOLD,— A remarkably light Travelling X rOST- CHAISK, the property of a'Oeptlemtio. Enquire of Mr. Rogers^ coach- maker, Winchester, [ 5204 TO be SOLI),— A large Quantity of remarkably fine POTATOES. Apply ( if by letter. post- paid) to Mr. John Ross, Wimpson or Thorn- Hill, near Southampton. N. B.— They are very oonvenient to water carriage. FARM NEAR BASINGSTOKE. " ~ TO be DISPOSED OF, and entered npon imme- diately,— A capital FARM, consisting of a good Farm, house, w th excellent farming buildings,, and 415 acres of good Land, of which 63 are meadow and pasture, 18 hedge-, rows, arid the remainder arable, situate at Farleigh Wallop ; term unexpired of the Lease, 19 ' years.—'' I he crops of tfli » year's hay and corn, with the lease, to be purchased, and the preparations for future cropj, and the live and dead stocks, w he taken at a valuation. None but experienced farmers ci imdaubted propetty. need ajiply. Personal applications tq be made at Farleigh House, njaf Bisingstoke. • [ 5162 To H'uteto- Makers and Silversmiths. TO be DISPOSED OF, A well- established BUSINESS in the above line, which has been soma years, and is still, carried on wdth fucctss, in a considerable Market Town. The House stands in tbe centre of the market lilace J the shop is commodious, with a well- selected STOCK, which is not large. To a young man going into businss* this would prove a most eligible situation. Further particulars may he known by applying ( if by letter, postpaid) to Messrs. Jefferys ar, d Ham, No." is, Salisbury, square, Fleet- street, Lojidon. [ 515S" TO be LETT, for the Hunting Season, A con- venient COTTAGE, situated in the centre of the Hamp- shire Hunt; consisting of a parlour, d'aw. ing- room, entrant:,. . room, housekeeper's room, pantry, kitchen, I a - k Jf. tchcn, laundry, & c.; three best bed- rooms, and three for st^ vants ; stabling for six horses, and a good kitchep garden. For particulars enquire of Mr. Faithfull, Winchester, or Mr, Bi » U, Swan, Alresford. [ 5151, MILFORD, NEAR SALISBURY. TO be SOLD by PIUVATE CONTRACT,— A. small Copybold ESTATE, in tire parish of Milford: consisting of about 12 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Garden Ground, with Six Messuages or Tenements. For further particulars apply ( if by letter, pest paid) tQ(, Messrs. Wilmot and Godwin, solicitors, Salisbury. [ 4838 SALISBURY. TO be LETT.— A HOUSE and PREMISES, lately occupied by a Grocer, and well snited to that ot any other business requiring a town and country connexion. Enquire of Mr. W. D. Whitmarsh, Endless- street; if by- letter, post paid. [ 5221 TO be LETT or SOLD, and entered on imme- diately,— A good DWELLING- HOUSE, MALT- HOUSE that will make 20 qrs. a week, with out- buildings, two acres of rich Meadow Land, and a Garden Wallcd- in, situate at Avebary, between Marlborough and Devizes. For particulars apply to Mr. Tanner, at Kennet, net r Marl- borough.- [ 5147 HAMPSHIRE. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,— A modem MANSION and 171 Acres of LAND, within three miles of Andover, 67 of London, and 43 of Baih. The House is spacious, in good repair, and amply suppli. d with commodious offices, excellent water, and every ccnvenieftec for the comfortable accommodation of a large family. Immediate possession may be hatl, and part of the money may remain on mortgage. [ 5174 For particulars apply to Messrs. Forster, Cook, and Frere, Lincoln's Inn ; or to IVIr. Fleet, attorney at law, Andov, r. TO be SOLO by AUCTION, by H. CRISWICK, on the Premises, on Tuesday the " th day of Novem- ber, 1809, and following day—— The FARMING LIVE STOCK, UTENSILS in HUSBANDRY, neat On.- horse Chaise and Harness, and I'arbof the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, at Nethcrton Farm; consisting cf eight draught horses; a fine two- year old bay colt, got by a cart In r- e opt of a blood mare ; three handsome cows in calf; three S, uth* down rams; four waggons, two nine- share and three other ploughs ; four rollers ; drags and harrows ; part and plough harness-, wheat, barley, andsaintfoin cleansers ; sieves, rud- ders, prongs and forks, hoops of bells and bell halters, hurdles, hay cages, & c. The Household Furniture comprises a variety of cabinet and upholstery goods, a 90- gallon copper, mash tub, c olers, & c. to correspond ; eight iron- bound hogshead casks, seven half hogshead ditto, iron- bound pipes, small cask and har- vest bottles, a30- gallon copptr, washine tubs, pickling ditto and salting troughs, dairy utensils of all sorts, a Houble- bax- « rel gun by Perkins, two single ditto, bract of pistols, three side's of warranted good bacon, a quantity of cheese, and numerous other articles.— The sale will begin with the tarm- ing stock the first day at eleven o'clock. Pj. li— Netherton is 8 miles from Andover, 9 from New- bury, and 2 from Up I lurstbourne. [ 5| 73 % 1 PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY W. B. BRODIE, J. EIOWDING, AND J. LUXFORD, AT THE PRINTING- OFFICE, ( 3ANAL, S^ LISBUftY; Where Orders, Advertisements, and authentic Arties, of News are received ( Pastqge paid). 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