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1 1 " . : 41 :117 0,64.1. . • • ' Nil. A, 44.\ 7.-4.lll*";\.‘' ..„ ) • $l , 4_ 1 4 Bor g , ‘11L...4111 • e . 4 r . t• _ 1 . 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER'S, 1819. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. AL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, CONTRACT FOR ROMAN CEMENT.. 29th September, 1919. NAVY OFFICE, September 2.8; . 1919. Act of the 53th Year of his . T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM-MM. licit it is enacted, that the Out-Pen- SIONERSof his 3f.:JESTY's N411'6 herebygiceja r offma dl, in future, be paid quarterly, in That on WEDNESDAY, the 13th of October next k it Mel trly : Notice is hereby given, by or- o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may le the Lords and oth e r s , Commis- b e willing to Contract for supplying One Hundred Tons of Tairs of the s;lid Hospital, that all the ROMAN CE3IENT, to be delivered at his hlajestrs Yard ddiag ui Lendon, or within the dis- at Deptford, by or before the 13th of November next, The tv, are requircd to appear personally, said Cement is to be packed in casks, which are to be furuished ,•ir Instrartions, and Certificates of I from his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, from whence (Mice in the said Hospital, on the they are to be fetched by the Contractor. it diff..rent classes, according to their A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. undermentioned ; when attendance No Tender will be received after Owe o'Clotk on the day of in the morning, until three in Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for hitu, tent of a quarter of a year's pension a tom' s . mintier, 1819. NATIONAL FIRE-OFFICE, lIRIDOZ-STILFET, IN,AdKPRIA OS. F002.'1111 sad MaxAtlZlt Mr. S. Di G NOLD, late SicaNTART to the Nommen UNION. Shortly will be published, A DEFENCE of Mr. BIGNOLD, under the RlC cossive convictions he has sustained for defamations of Claimants on his Funds—a justification of his conduct in pub lishint the names of Gentlemen as Directors of his new Office without their authority or knowledge, and Reasons why Capital ;is unnecessary Tor his Assurance Offices. MR. CHITTY'S REPORTS, K. B. This day was published. in royal Ova Volume 1. Part 3, • price 7s. 6d. sewed, REPORTS Of CASES, principally on PRACTICE and PLEADING, and relating to the OFFICE of MA GISTRATES, determined in the Court of King's Bench, in Trinity Term, 1S19; with copious Notes. By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Pleet-atreet, between the Temple Gatts. I ] BROWN'S CASKS IN CHANCERY WITH LORD REDESDALE'S NOTES. This day was published, in royalBvo. price 12s. sewed, the First Part of the Secoud Volume of / MR. BROWN'S REPORTS in CHANCERY during the time of Lord Chancellor Thorlow, tr. m 1778 to 1794. The Fourth Edition, with important Corr th , •s and Additions fretn the Registrar's Book ; from the Author's Mum script Notes in his own Copy, intended for a fur h r from various Manuscript Notes of the high lit authoriiy, by mi nes contemporary and dignified Members of the . roUssion ; ' together with Observations from the subsequent &rots on the Oases reported by Mr. Boos's', and Decisions on the Mots of Law to the Present Time. the 4th of OCTOBER. •r thy, and thine at 6d. to the end of EMT-INDIA WISE, Seller.'Ser 15,1819. VE COURT (if DIRECTORS of the UNITED -A- COMPAINr MERCIMATS ENc44VD /raging to the EAST INDIES, du hereby give brake, F 1 111 .It , the .*•th of OCTOBER uy.tl Garrison Battalion and remain. thobe at 7d. and ed. and all the Ca. By ROBERT BELT, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, No. 7, fleet-street, between the Temple Gat:s. Of whom may be had, the precedini Two Parts, comerisimg the First Volume, price 11. 48.—This Edition will be published in Eight Parts, forming Four Volumes. S', the 6th of OCTOBER. t: the Ist Foot Gaudy to the 60th the 12th of OCTOBER. ", tin. I :th of OCTOBER. . 1 ,CTS FOR STRAW. measter iddleort ofolk uthampton ritt inghaat robreke iffolk d.:to SLIOCI Warwick Yurk North Britain Islands of Guerneel Jersey Alderney. '. `' v (.1d and high-Ha: mm.! ditto ... !..! i• rri - - - • .•!,, !;.:r. Ihy I.isbon - - - . , ‘lo . ..;:•tain - - -•• •• .• L . 4 :Hakim Flavour .--- -• 1 .1,1.4 ira - - ' ' . d W.• s t Indi a Madeira • t• ••' • • Char.:lit Margot - :!lend 6[oV:di 4-4 ditto hll r! WINES. . ~ , ~nulne Vi ntage o f ISI S I ;izt ' .) Vintav of 1812 r; 1 i• • " Mad:ira - . Alitleirr ‘.• ira P9l:t4t Y, the 7th of OCTOBER. m •ht Gist Foot, and ail the remain .;also those 4 10d. per day. the Sth of OCTOBER. the different Regiments of Cavalry, tents of Foot Guards. f, the 9th of OCTOBER. )m the Sd Regiment of soot Guards, .1 Regiments at that Rate. , the 11th of OCTOBER. from the Royal Garrison Battalion, ;iments and Corps, and also those at Is. 2d. 16.20. and Is. 3d. per day. Y, the 13th of OCTOBER. Id. ls. Is. sd. 16. 51d. 15. 6d. s. 841. is. is. 9d. Is. 90. and tay and upwards, and those Pensioner:, in account of Blindness. netted, that all the Out-Pensioners spital, do pay particular attention to they are required to produce at the :h thus:: Pensioners residing beyond n-dered to transmit to the Paymaster• Land Forces in London; their afft ibtd, on or irnmeali.ttely after every rhich their Names will not be entered lubsequent Quarter, and they are not place of abode, as specified in their Lible necessity, and duly notifying the .otice, that is consequence of t-nrious itted by Pensioners in the Receipt of ~ it is ordered that all Pensioners so . off the Pension List, and forfeit fo. from this establishment ; it is therefore rsnance. or this resolution, the Lords ...etings on the 17th and 25th of March is Out-Pensioners to be struck off the 'EPPS, at le. 2d. per day. MULLIN'S 9d. ditto. . _ cen guilty of forging or causing to be :4tr.ttea to their Quarterly Affidavits, his Rate of Pension in his Instruetion luding the person appointed to pay him Nr.Avr., Secretary arid itcgistrar. It Department, Treasury Chambers, _9th September, 1219. are desirous of contracting with tissariat SuppliLs,to furnish for Twelve November next, such Quantities of lasses, as may from time to time be re the under-mentioned Counties, may JC Contracts on applying at this Office, laeven and Five ; to Dzputy Commis- Edinburgh ; and to the reipective Bar ids of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, ma at this Office, (marking thereon tntil Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday, the ate separately for each County in South tf the Barracks in worth Britain, and )se in the Three Islands of Guernsey, lot no Proposal will be noticed, unless t. a printed Particular, and the prices nth; nor unless a Letter be subjoined person of known property engaging the party t e ndering for th,* due per let. by Post, the Postage must be Laid. COUNTIES. of Man Somerset e of Wight Surrey ut 1101'TS, No. 10, Skinner•strect, •:luUy inform the Trade, that their pre. SI'INITS and WINES are as bele", : t Ham 14s. 6d. traiolies - 235. 6d. - 9s. 6d. Per Doz. - 325. - 385. - - 3S!. - Fs. • 421. -40 s. - 4b.. . 48s. • 645. • 81s. 60j. Farr Pipe. X 36 100 86 110 :SR Per Doz. s. 8634 • 10.174. • ROY. f c.. r .r 3 ulnrc of the ) by whi Ito i ‘ital shall • .1 half-year • l!i!.: I le.toaralth . tr VT. rs resi, • •;:, of Nlortalit thei • at :he I".•:retary . : • • r . ' .:.. their • • •,ri Pension • •t from ‘..11 Cid Fur the payrne ..:o the , 24t1: Ot MON ILIY, • :i. per Ite;,intents. On r. 1)1Y, 7u x ot t!e Cc , • • 1,1 Corps 411. j• j •••• T: rg e . ; r tioy, fron • ria - lISDAY •••• ••t : v , fron • :li. r•s Corps, LA] 0: ' ;ZIF/ from • ! t aati :d itagn:re I;•• S • . tl. y.:ror • : th, tt.,n,beeed 0:1 MONDAY, - day, ft . : re...Ahirg licoii 0.1 TUESDAY, - •,:: id. Is. I , d. it.: V . I.:LINE:SO.I.I 7.! .; t1. ls. 41 Is. ;id. 11 I la sr.II2IISI).IY, per da. Urea. IA a admitted oil h urder...d and die to the said Ilosp fei.irotrvlions, which t 1 ni payment, by which Bin of :Mortality are or eereral or bin Mojt.,ty's • then.in prescribe • ; without whi ett, for the su ch3n7e their ;Ur • , we.i•;.ta u.tavoida ar.f. to t:.ke No :g be,n commit bar, anl P.iie-Money, id be struck o natli nea...!7 arising fro e shirred that in porn C - runissiorer.,a. their Zlo • tilrerted the following Nooks • 71:.Foot„1.111 ES Jr .:,1 Wag- 5.% NI - f qtner having bet ::ed : - .2..T.cs of MAO; tar ttbotring 1 r? .:5,17..; !hurt dtfrai r., INCH 111 D I Co \ :'t; AI P,:rsens as a A 7 rrt fur Commi at the lot of SIR b for filling Pallia ler,: th.t. &wracks in ?-ire l'..rttruldrs of the LWy..T. the hears of J. e..7-6er...:rai You tlf, at E t N'tf,reti in the (slant rA dtll . kr their Tender, for Straw,; un uf: o:tuber. Mr to he mad z.....• Ir. tilt whole of • . • • cf thos4 : ho -•! •• . :tit: to, Words at lettl •.!. ••• rl from a with t • 7 -2:•1 (.1 ie Contrac :at kilt • Isle :i t.e.zczk Isle Ken Lan Mid Not Not AN') ABI , • ritol/1• ;I . :, • •t J enzica Pr • Cif! I. That the Court will be ready to ttcelve Proposals in writing on or before WEDNESDAY, the 6th October next, from the Owners of such Ships of the burthen of from 600 Tons and up wards, rezistered measurement, ',bleb have not performed more than Seven Voyages to and from India or China, specifying the rate of freight at which they may be willing to LET such Ship for One Voyage in the Company's Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover , to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or be_ fore Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 6th October, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. ' JOSEPH DART. Secretary The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the Ships will be engaged for the Company'a Service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee or Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 20th instant. SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a newly erected HOUSE, containing Dining, Ikasviog, Breakfast Rooms, and Library, six best Bedrooms, Servants' Rooms, Offices, and Out-buildings, surrounded by Eight I lundred Acres of Arable and Pasture Land, and Plantations; the whole a complete Pregerve, abounding in Game, among which is the Black Game, forming a desirable Sporting Residence, being, in the neighbourhood of several Packs of Hounds, ad j oiu.ug a Turnpike-road, and only 35 miles from London. For Particul-ra, apply (post paid) to Mr. Sinter, Solicitor, 49, Chancery-lane; or Messrs. Crawter, Co'iham, Surrey, and Thanet-place, Temple-Bar. y and J. SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Con ,ractors, t ..v n ‘ ..; • advertised at length the New System ~ f uniting all the Prizes of Two Lotteries into one Scheme, which has received the high approbation both of Government and the Public, u it has created the (hitherto unheard of) number of EIGHT Prizes of £20,000 EACH ! !! With many other Capitals, although the lowest Prize is £l6 that every Sixteenth thereof may have at least One Pound in re turn, have now only to state it commences Drawing the 9TH NOVEMBER, 1819, When the first-drawn Prize in each Class will divide P 40,000 Viz. 2 of £20,000 Money and Consols extra 1'40,000 0 2 of .€20,000 Ditto more £40,000 0 Also 2 of £20,000 Consols extra • 40,000 0 Also 2 of £20,000 Money extra 114 smaller Capitals, &c. and 3,876 £l6 271,797 9 £231,797 9 The Two First Blanks 16 Tickets each, as eztra chances for the Great Prizes. Two Tickets may be had of the same fate Sure to produce above £4O,OCC,—In fact Four Tickets with their corresponding Numbers must produce MORE THAN £160,000. - - FIVE THOUSAND TICKETS are all that are now on Sale, and only these 5,000 Tickets will he put into the Wheel before the 9th November, and they may obtain the whole EIGHT TWENT% THOUSANDS. And u no Tickets will be reserved, the Purchasers of these 5,000 Tickets may have All the Prizes. J. and J. SIVEWRIG HT, No. 57, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; 88, Haymarket ; and 141, Oxford Street ; Sold on 37th August last, Nc. 3,710, L 36,000, and many ether Capitals. TWO OF A NUMBER. THE LORDS of the TREASURY having made an arrangement that no one Ticket shall be entitled to more than £210,000, and as many Adventurers wished to try for a larger sum, the Contractors for the prevent Lottery have de cided that it shall be drawn in Classes, by which method any per son may have Two Tickets of the same fate, and by so doing, may obtain by one Number TWO PRIZES OF £20,000 ! Consequently if any individuals have a predilection for particular or favourite. Numbers, they have no time to lose, as almost every Number may now be had, but in a few days, owing to the hourly increasing popularity of the Scheme, they too, be disoppoitated by their being sold. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stnek-Broker, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by his Agents in the Country. Lottery begins on Loan MAYON'S DAY (9th November) on which Day Two Prizes of £30,000 must be decided in the first Five Minutes. *,,s Schemes, with full Particulars, gratis. 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