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FiCTUALLING HIS MAJASTri NAY? do &tidy give Notice, . . rtgw • This day was published, bandsemely printed on Medium 4to. birkridiey, price to non-subscribers LI. 541. inboards. • ' GERTRUDE - Or WYOMING,; - at - the .PENN SYLVANIANCOTTAGE ; other 'Nom • ' BY-THethfAS CAMPBELL. •• t Author , of is the Pleasures of A 1)47' • aCR , • • • • Published for tht autber, br tot,' scan, .Hurst, ittest;aapOaliir •rstentoster.;rwat •;„ hO.O 4 : A • - That on Tuesday the ad cif May mem they will be ready to re- to the EAST' INDIES, do hereby gitte notice, • ') r i v e Tenders in writing (sealed np) and treat for what That they will be ready to -receive Proposals In writing, on COOPERAGE STORES, or before Wednesday, the 24th of May next, for the hire for a And Town made COOPERS' TOMS, tht service of this De. further number of Voyages, of such SHIPS of 1200 Tons bur fanment may require, for the spies of twelve months from the th en an d upwar d s, as h ave per f orme d the i r contracted num b er o f ,Lve of the Contracts; to be delivered into His Majesty's Vie- Voyages in the Company's Service. fa lling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by , 4ills payable The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to interest ninety days after date. be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at or before The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's twelve o'clock at noon, on the above Day, beyond which hour Of6:e. •he Court will not receive any Tender. then not be STEREO TY PE.EDWO N. This clay was published, elegantly printud froNgtereotype bvo. ornamented with four highly -finished Engravings, price 9s. boards, . j'H E SEASONS, ODES, HYMNS, and SONGS, by JAMES THOMSON. 'With his Life, and a Glossary. Printed for Vvrnor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Pookry ; and Taylor and Hessoy, No. §3, Fleet-street. Also, a Stereotype Edition in foolscap octavo, with beautiful Wood Cuts, price ss, beards. Tap ad, was published, • The Second Pdition, • in one volume ibmo. price 471iblirds, MORAL TALES FOR-YOUNG PEOPLE. — By Mrs. IVES bililtßY. Printed for Laurin's, kiurst, Rees, and Owlet, Paternoster-row. " None. of Me Tales can be read without much agreeable agi tation of tie sensibility, and much warm Excitement of the sym pathy. Tke tender and beuevolent , ettiotOons are frequently awakened. prolonged,•eitelted, , aud this:oat& h.to habits of-the Character." • • • . Rte.. Of whom may be had, by tbe same . Attilior, ARTLL SS TA LLS. In three vols. 121110. price Iss. boards. • - " Tender in trkinie the jlrorMlrJ u _ any prices . wetted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board iefree Om ;Clock on Me said Tresday the 2d e f Pfay next, no► unless tie ? mom a x;so make the Tender, o► some Person on his behalf, attends, * *m ar when tanager. •J will had le WILLIAM RAMSAT, Secretary. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be seen upon application to Mr, John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday next the 31st instant. rICITIALLINa•OPSICE, April 20, 1 Bog. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS m.cusrin NAP"; do hereiy give Notice, That os Tuesday the 2d of May next, they will be ready to re ctire Tenders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for FIFTY TeNs of COCOA ; to be dellvered,.free of Customs and Excise Duties, ore half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half le ' s fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; aza for ONE HUNDRED TONS of good sound VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO ; to be delivered also free of Duty, ode half thereof in one month, and the other half In one month after= wards, into His Majesty's Stores at the Ports, and in the pro• fortioes under-mentioned, vii. This day was publisilied, In Four Volumes Octavo, containing upwards of 280 Engravinvs, erlie 41. Ins. in biaafd , , vellum buts - THE HISTORIC GALLERY of PAINTINGS and PORTRAITS; containiug correct Copies, in Outline, of the Works of the most celrlrated Painters ; with Critical Re marks, and a Biographical Memoir. Printed for Vernor, 1-lond;and Sharpe, No. SI, Poultry. An Edition.in Ouartu, with the lint Impressions of the Platix, 4 vols. 91. boards. No. XXV. will be published on the Ist of February, and will eon:ain Raphael's Cartoons, compl e t e . N B. Any Number, or Volume, ruy be had, to eompl , -te Sets. • This day *as publicise,* in royal ate. 51. -Si. boards, • HA T...L'S CHRONICLE; contain/13g the HIS. -A• TORY of ENGLAND, during tit* Reign of Henry the Fourth, and the sucseediag . Monarchs,. to the end of the:Re,ign of Henry the Eighth. In which are particularly deccrflied, tho Manners-and' distonts of those periods. Carefully collated with the Editions of 13443 and 1550. • . - Printed for J. Johnson, F. and C. Rioington, T. Payne, Wi/kie and Robinson, Longman, Hurst, Ret•s, and Orme, Cadell and Davies, and J. hlawman, London • • . . • • • Of whom may be had, Holinshed's Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland; in 6 vols. e#yal 4to. price I 21. Itts. boArds. The Chronicles of Grafton, Fabian and others, are in a state of forwardness ; and Fuller's Worthies are alsoan the Press., • - COL9V,RED ENC YCLOPADI A, luatrated with between Three and Four Hundred new Plates, from Drawip by Edwards and Farey; those on Natural His tory forming half, beautifully coloured after Nature. DEPTFORD PORTSMOUTH PLYMOU EH SO Tons. 30 40.-1 On. COUNTRY HOUSE. NITANTED, to rent, if for a Term, furnished, or to V purchase, a middle sized modern built MANSION with about 40 Acres of Grass Land, The Counties of Norfo'k, Suffolk, Bedford, Dorset, cr Wilts, would be preferred. A dry sift:a:lon not distant from a good market town, and a right of sporting over an extensive track of country well stocked with game, are indispensibly requisite.—Apply by letter, post paid, to A. Z. at Colburn's Library, Conduit-street, Bond-street. To be paid for by Bilk payable with interest ninety days after The Conditions of the Contract maybe seen at the Secre tary's Office. N. B. Samples of the Cocoa to be prodeeed with the Tenders. No regard will he had to any Tender in which Me price shall not la iriertd in arorch at length, or that shall not h• delivered to Me Board he ir, one o'cloA on the raid Tuesday the d of .May next, nor ten,esc the irrion who stakes the Tattler, w some Person on lit, behalf, attend, to aoitrer when called for. VICTUALLING -OFFICE, April '2B, 1109. THE COMMISSIONERS fat .VICTUALLING 1113 MAJESTY": NAVY, de hereby give Notice, 1 hat on Friday the 12th of May next, they will be readytp receive Tenders, in writing, (scaled up) and treat for the supplying, ou separate Contracts, of SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF, to Hi' Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Leith, I.eith Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh; and also for the supplying of SEA PRO VISIONS to His Majesty's Ships and Vesseh at Newcastle and Tionioutli Haven, for twelve months certain ; and further until six moothi warning shall be given on either side for the termina tion of the said Contratts. The mode of payment to be by suety day Bills. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's . 0141ce, at this Office, or by applying to the Collectors of the Customs at I.cith and Newcastle respectively. No regard will be had to any Tender in svhith the prier shall not be ie. Mid in work al length, or that shall sot Le delivered to the Board &Are •.'eloel on the said Friday the 12th of ltlay next, nor sales, the person males the Tender, or some person on his behalf, attends, to answer ties eolled for ; nor will any Tender thst contains extravagant prices :Nos some articles, and trice: mud: kferior to the real value upon others , ae proper to be admitted. EXCHEQUER Bar. OFFICE, April lit, 1819. All Exchequer Bills dated In the Months of March and April, 1808, TO BE PAID OFF, THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS Mit-' .lESTrs TRErIgURT, howl's: given Directionsfor paying off :h: Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bill,, with the loiterer' :h:reo7, as the Exchequer B!!! Oleo, in the Reeript of Exth4oter, gV:Tt , Palace Tart, Wertminstcr, ex Saturday, the 28th day f May, 1S01), altt.nd.:nce will be given daily (Sunizys amd Holidays excepted) • and including Monday the Bth of May, 1 809,frni Tiss o'Cloth Moroi's,: till One in theallteritmon, for the purpose of recetving the :are. And, for the greater dispatch, the bearer's of the said Bills are • ircd to bring SEPARATE LISTS of each Deseritfion of Bills c.l"ar s;n t s the Numbers in susiverical mr.ter, according to the data of the ssid and commencement of Interest, %via the principal Saws and Ace thereon, compateelfrom, hut excludiag the days on mohich they ere re te.liv.ly- dated, to the said 20th day of llgay iodu"ive, when the lat:rea will cease ; and the said Bearers (king Holders or not) as inScr"nsilly requircd to inbrse oath Bill with their astral ; onl fo write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate L:.1; ; a;:d the said Bearers are moreover required to attend the Exche- S.,:r &i 1 Office for pa . "-ment, and to receive the new Bills, ea gime the Re:ipt, for the same. Ifany 1 . the li c id ers Gish, nicretaid Rills should lie d-sironeg re;riving Payment of the P iae:pal and lidere4, previous to the said 20th day ol Atoy, they may r..:wsrwrodated on computing the Interest, to the day en which they solidi to be paid, and leaving She said !!ills for examination day prior :hereto. S ,, ch P,rsonr al may be desirous of having new Bxeluyaor Bill, in Iv"'ar in part Payment of Principal, spa 5r.:1447T 'taw Bill', and mentioning the arrow,' at the 60BOIN of their Liar, defivrrid on or I fne Melia of fitly, 1809, may be a....:annwedatsd with new Bills carjyig an Lderost ofthree pests halfpenny, by Me day, on eve►y One "d•rd Potrtd, , lohi.h sad New Bills will hear date the raid 20th '• of .I:ty, 1809, and will ie deliverel on Thar: ay, the 25th of .11.. y, and the follything Div". N. B. AU Exchequer Bins' dated prior $o March, ISOR, hare I , ten adc erased to be paid of and theinterest thereon has ceased. REEHOLD COTI'AGE, near GODALMINO, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WINSTANLEY and SON, At Oarraway's, on Wednesday, May 3, at Twelve o'Clocli,. AVERY neat, cnrnpact, modern RESIDENCE, calltd WOOLPER'I 's CO'I'L AGE; oontaining four Bed :nntus, two Parlours, a Kitchen, Sture-rootn, Coal-house, aid (.ttden, occnpying a scite of ground on feet to front, and .'(to !re in depth, pleasantly situated in the Village of Millford, in r9ad to Ports :> mouth, Chichester, Ai undel; - and Bognor, toe u.ile from Godalining, three from Guildford, ,and SS from London. I he viewed by applying at the Red Linn Public-house at Mill ',ld, where particulars may be had; also at the King's Arms, t: ming ; White Hart, Guildford • Griffin , Kingston ; at the Pi- c of :sale ; and of I.Vinstanley ' and Son, Paterncster.rew, '6l 't r e a Plan may be seen. DEVON.-SEA COAST, DAWLISH. TO BE SOLD, the Fee-simple and Inheritance of. a large convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with all conve nient Offices, good Gardens, Coach House, Stables, and Court !ages, and in every respect lit for the residence of a large genteel Family; situate in the town of Dawliilt ; either with or without 96 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Orchard Land, lying in a ring-fence, adjoining the town. Immediate possessiou may be had ; and a purchaser may be accommodated with all or any part of the Furniture in the House. Dawlish is situated on the sea coast of Devonshire, between the watering places of Teignmouth and &mouth, twelve miles from the Cit s of Exeter, and is particularly recommended as a watering place for the salubrity of its nir. Foe viewing the premises, apply to Mr. Thomas Stocker, at Dawlish; anti for further particulars, to Messrs. Lalea and James, Solicitors, Exeter.—Exeter, March 31, 1809. GLAMORGANSHIRF, SOUTErWALES. TO nr. LET, and entered upon within one month, - r HAT most desirable residence for a Genteel Fa -1- mfly,.called COTFRELL HOUSE, with ahoutllso.Acres, of exctlient Meadow and Pasture Land (or any less quantity that might -he desired) situate near the Turnpike-road leading from Cowhridgy to Cardiff, distant five miles from Cowbridge, and seven from Cardiff, both Market and Post Towns, and the Mail Coach passes daily by the Lodge at the bottom of the Pad dock, which consists nt 50 Acres in front of the Mansion. '!•he House stands on an eminence cnnimand.iiig asnost beauti ful view of the River Severn and the Sontersetshire Coast on the one side, and of the adjacent Country and Breconshire Hills on the other, and consists of an Entrance Hall, Dieing and Drawing Rooms, wish windows to the ground, ol.enir•.g under a Viranda, and a Housekeeper's Room on the ground floor, six geod Bed chambers, China-eh:stet, K'a•er-closet, and suitable Auks, a good Laundry, Kitchen, Servants' Hall, Bteler's Pantry, Arched Cellar, Brewhouse, Dairy, and Other convenient Offices, Coach House, and Stabling for eight Horses, and a `rood walled Garden. The Country is well stocked with Game and Fish, and excel lent Cock shooting in the season, and several Packs of Hounds within a convenient distance. Any person desirous of taking the above residence might to accommodated with the neat and elegant Furniture at a fair valuation. 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THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE REVOLU- • PION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. • THE Public are respectfully informed, that a new, uniform, and enlarged Edition was this day published, of Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from the period when Mr. Hume's History terminated, to the year 1802. forming, with that Work, the only complete and respectable Se ries of English Hi.tory extant. This Edition bait been revised throughout, and bas been greatly Improved by Appendlre. to each Volume, consisting of State Papers, Authorities, and official Docummts, illustrative of the Text. The entire Work, thus Improved and enhrge.l, may be had of all Booksellers, in I:: large Volumes, price Six Gus NEAS, boards ; or any two Volumes may be bad separately, price ONx GUINEA, in boards. The APPENDIXES to the first 'Pius Vo turd is may be bad se parattly, price OVIE GUINEA in boiruls, by those persons who have purchased the former Editions, hi which Appendixes were g'ven only to the two last Volumes. 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