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,- I'l' I; 70e.1 1 l'.11:IfilCIC-OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS, ; Settearber 8, 1809. SUC" rtee i s , g Pers ' °l l l A S dd a i s tiona are to th y : j i l t/ ling ANTRY lionAtract for t Cniterbory, is the County,of Kent % may seethe Plans, Sped- Station, an d toting cf Contract and Bond for the same, a t t h e Offize ot the Barnet Master, at Canterbury, any day after the 29th instant, between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The p o rsal; :oust be addressed to," the Commissioners for o t he A ffAirs ot Barracks, Barracit,Oftice, - Spring Gardens, Lon (f„fl," with, " Ten der for erecting certain Additions t o the st B.Krack. at Canterbury," marked on the cover, and deliltered., ' at the Barrack Office in Londoo, on or before hve 0 '4 3 4 on the Ist of October neat, after which, hour no Tender wilt be received. The p at i o tendering must transmit the navies of two Sureties fer the amount csf the sum steed i n the Bond. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Sell. 7, 1809. THE COfifAIIFSIONERS for :CONDUCTING BIS 1114.1.ESTrr TRANSIgART S.ERYICIE, for tear Car! of SICK dad WOUNDED SEAII , f. RN, and far the Care oad C,.103 tl of PRISONERS of WAR, 4. hereby g roe• That t hey pill be ready at this Office, on Ttiescisy, the 'B6th September,lso9,to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with .such Perm rat be willing to contract -for Victualling Prisoners of Warm sickneis, at NonnAn cross, for Six Months certain, from theist November next. wi.7 r re,,ived after one ititieh on : the 4142,df treaty, *or er, „.1.„ th e pacty, or fM ageatfor him, personey ottani. b: seamy::l4rd by. Letter frays two respectable tc &tome befoul with the ,period teaderiag,in the !NSF of for theets,e pay - anew:it gf . the Contreset. Faller particular: Itray be Eamon by applying at tik Pirtee, M .• . . e: 104 Pr .sand, .2Vai man Croer. OFFICE OF OR bAlilNCl r Amgrai 29, 1809. , THE PRINCIPAL OFFlttirifft JESTrz ORDNANCE, do brshig give biotite, That Propos:drew be reerivaar ftrefrOffetrirmlt.Mall, on or Wore Wednesday the 30th. of ,September next, from such Porßor , s as may be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE tot th 2 Ordnance Horses stationed in the followlngpittriets,.viz. NORTH BRITAIN, jORTHFRN, YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, exclusive of 'Warley, • SOUTHERN, exclusive of Chatham, SOU fa WEST, Portitnouth, Isle of Wight, =el Chrierburch, WOOLWICH. with its Dspodosete.; WARLEY and CH41144M, for a period of Six Months, from the lit of October ne=t. , -The F,l7.ge to be far 'shed in Rations, consisting, as hereafter may lA4I time to time be required, either of JO lbs. of Oats, or of 7 lbs. of Oats. nibs. of Hay, 14 ihs. of Hay, and and a lbs. ollStFaw, -Tr 11 lbs. sof §tttive ; And must be delivesod at Ito refpeotive station 4, at the .emseor.o or•he Contractor, who Is alyl r, furnish such Horses with Oats, of vhs p.zr ration, as may be bill.ted within the District for 'Nth he contrace. The Prortooals swap be Officered ittparately or jointly, for two or more of t 1.4 said Plittricto ; and ft is emaected that the Con tactor shall receive the &Ole Dung that dosing ,the period of Ins contract may accumidate, making an allpwance for the same after the rate of pet herse'per "leek. farther particulars may be known upon application to the Cl:cer cormaanding the Rerd Astinow in sack District, and also a the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between Vie hours of ten and four where the prureals Mitt* be e(..:nrtr!, St.4led up, and endorsed " Proposals for the supply of rtrace;" but no PrOpOsal can be admitted after the said 20th of September next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same ; rf:ither will any Tender be noticed unless the party snaking u. (.. in his behalf, shall atteed.—By antler of the Board, R. X. CREW, :won. OLL);:S•f STATE LOTTERY Of/WE INENGLAND. I.itena_•d by Authority of Government, There Prizes, exceeding Two Millions, have been sold, registered, and paid on demand. \\T M. CARTER, Stock-Broker, No. 8, Charing- C..". bev - 1-7..ve to recommend to his Friends the present soil : e 1-ot•.•rr to be dawn this year, in addition to an ertraordira:y number of Crpital Prizes, a of £20,000, 4 of L'soco, and various other advantages. is more, beneficial to the lurclusers thin any former Lottery; and also, an early purchase, as from the rapid Szle of Tickets, the price must of course be daily increasicg. !here being only 30,000 Tickets, and to be Drawn on the 20th of Next Month. NEXT MONTH. qw EFT and CO. Joi n t C on t rac t ors " w i t h Govern- r,• for the present sTATE LOTTERY, respectfully in form :I; : I ) .;blic th..t Tice ars and Sun ass are on Sate, in great varitny, J; their Mktg, N'. 11, POULTRY+, N./. la, CHARING CROSS, is:q. 31, Ar.ozIATF. 11tc;14 STRErT. e ,cheme of this Lottery is entirely new, and has hitherto re amed the most unqualified approbation; there are only SOO Rurnber: in the Lottery, ill d the whole will be • DRAWN IN ONE IiIAY, t 20th of Next Month, when the following Cs rir 4 s t. Panes nun b. &tribute:l antonf the Fortunate Purc.hasere, viz. 4 4 ...... of ,OOO I a a. 41040 ... .... st .. ~ ,COO 1 0 . : of ii 4 . of is.- . SOO Besides the kferior Pt zes of i'l 00, A . 50, &c. an usual. ' This lottery a1..0 pr as..:nts the opportunity never bellare offeryd to th , .. Nike, of Fain ing ti:e immense Sums of 0rt3.0,000,400,000, sr ,by £50.000 the ri One Number only. ~., , •4.:r is f 33e .....-..L.__.' _. _ . . . . , . 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If no application ' is made bythe relations 'or:the said Edmund Boulter, or his Wife, I the Master and Fellows are at liberty to elect any other person ,npt a relation, but duly qualified according to the Statutes of the .College.—Pembroise College, Sept. 1, 1609. CANAL IN ARGYLESHIRE. -I T is long 'since . the"lingens and difficulties attend ing the Navigation round the Peninaula or Mull of Cantyre, suggested the importance of a Canal within that Peninsula, by which these perils might be avoided, and in 1792 a Subscription was opened for that purpose. ThirCatuil ispow finished from Loch-Crinan to Loch-Gilp. The Vessels which have already passed have acknowledged the great facility and safety of their passage, which advantages ,are open to all .Vessels employed on the Western Coast of Scotland, Western Coast of Digland, and Eastern and Northern Coasts of Ireland, besides affording them immediate shelter from a stormy *sea, and an opportunity to be laid dry to repair any damage received. . - The length of the Canal from sea to sea is nine miles. The present depth of water is eleven feet. The Locks are 96 feet long, and 24 feet wide in the clear. The present Toils are, Ore. Penny-halfpenny per Ton per mile on Coals, Salt out ward-bound, and all sorts of Manure. Twopence per Ton per mile on all other Goods. One Shilling per mile on each open Boat not ezceeding seven Tons bartlien. One Penny par Ton per mile on all light Vessels and Boats, which it discolinted from the Tolls, on the Cargo brought back. One Penny per Ton on all Goods landed or put into other Vessels. Twopence per Too on all Vessels entering the Harbours or Basons without unloading, or pawing upon, or through the Canal. WANTED in a Gentleman's Family in the Coun try, a middle aged Payson,' as GOVERNESS to Three Young Ladies. The most unexceptionable references as to reli gious and moral character will be required. She must be well read in History, and capable of teaching Work, French, English, and Geography ; and Music without the assistance of a Master. . . Address Litters (post paid) to A. G. at Mr. Hart's, Stationer, Earckran, Hants. 1 7 'SLR OF WAIN I'. On Thursday, the .14th of Septemhero ttag, at Ekven o*C!oek in the Forenoon,at the Custom Home, In East Cowes, 'THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, which A- - have been seized and legally condemned. MO lbs. Shag Tobacco-20 lbs. Raw Cofer The 8r01 , .n-up-Hull of the Cutter Ocean, of Portsmouth, with her Tackle, Apparel, Furniture, and Small Boat: Fur the Duttes-30001hs. Leaf 'robacco. To be dewed two days previous to.the Sale. HIGHLY CULTIVATED PAWMVN AMERICA. TO BE SOLD 5 PRIVATE CONTRACT to One Lot, • NINE improved FARMS jo,,the State of NEW YORK, lying eontiguoui to each other.' and consisting to gether of 1360 . Acres. Also, in one -Int, seven other Farms of improved Land, in the above State, lying close to each other, and consisting together of 6t4 Acres. Also, in one lot, two other Farms, consisting together of 670 Acres, which, although not so highly improved u the preceding 16, are equally well situated; together with two small lots of Land, consisting of 21 Acres, lying near these farms. • Theabvavo turtsys,•. which are all held under one title, are very conveniently proportioned as to extent ; are situated in the finest and most fertile part of the State of Ncw- York, and not inferior to any in the United States. They have been mostly cultivated In the English manner, and in point of compactness and eltgihility, are perhaps superior to any American Lands ever offered to sale in this country ; and af ford an advantageous opportunity to any person desirous to invest a small capital in real estate in America. For price and full particulars apply to Mr. Charles Murray, Solicitor, No. 21, Birchin4sne,Cor.mill.-r-Tho Haloes andliudd lap on these Farms are in very good condition. LONDON HOUSE, AND EXTENSIVE 11 1 1441910 ESTATES, ALDERSGATIATItEET, - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, and Meows. WINSTANLEY and SON, At Garraway's on,Friday, October Is, at Twelve o'Clock, in six tOts, before ? Aiti. 'Messer, Esq. Deputy Remembrances of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD EgTATE - 1 .1 1 .- comprising two substantial, well built brick. j:hrtielllug Houses, with Warehouses and Accounting-houses, situate N. 149, 150, and 151, on the • West side of Aldersgate-street ; to which is attached a large range of substantial brick-built light Warehouses, Yards, Sheds, Ste. extending hack into Bar holo, mew -close; two Leasehold Houses, Nos. 15 and 16, Bartholo mew-clow, end the capital Feeiliold Mansion, with attached and detached Offices of all descriptions; Coach-house, Stabled, Yards, Accounting-houses, Warehouses, and extensive Vaults, enclosed by folding gates, situate No. 153, Aldersgate-street, formerly the residence of the Flight Hon. Thomas Harley, deceased; the whale of the property of Messrs. Seddon, and are well adapted for public infatusipus, Merclwnts, 14mkers, Manufacturers, or othe . r . s, of ample convenience fur any establishment. The several Premises may be viewed, by applying to Mr. George Seddon, at N0..1.60, Aldersgate-street, of whom printed Parti ciders, with Plans annexeel thereto, may be had ; also, at the Do - puty Remembrantier's Office, in did Temple ; of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Doraville, Solicitors; also of Messrs. patty and Hadrli . .n, Solicitors,. Angel-court, Tfrogmorton-street; Of Mr. SolTeitsie, Girdles's Hall, Hasingliiill•street ; of Mr. Jame*, wid t o r , grays tiro-square.; of * T i l ainbert, Sd:citor,jijtl 4 4- gard, n ; Wirtvick:street, Golden-equltriii at:ct Of Messrs. Wlnstailei efts Soo, Pittrifootertow. This day were published, in 2 volt Bro. price 13s. in boards, SERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By WILLIAM CRAIG, D. D. Late Minister of St. Andrew's Church, Glasgow. A New Edition, with several additional Sermons, and a Life of the Author. Printed for .1. Murray, Fleet-street, London; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This day was published, in octavo, price 9s. boards, The Third Edition, revised and enlarged, of OBSERVATIONS on the UTILITY and AD MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES in several Diseases. By JAMES HAMILTON, M. D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians ; of the Royal Society of Edinburgh; Senior Physician to the Royal Infirmary of that City; and Corresponding Member of the Medical Lyceum of Philadelphia. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London ; and J. Simpson, Edinbiagli. This day was published, in a neat and closely printed volume, small octave, price 6s. in boards, HE SURGEON'S VADE•MECUM ; contain ing the Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of Surgical Diseases ; accompanied by the au.dern and approved methods of operating; a SELECT FORM Illat of PRESCRIPTIONS, and a Glossary of Terms. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London; and sold also by every Bookseller in town and country. Of whom may be had, lately published, I. 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The whole selected and prepared for the Press WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley and Rector of Stoneaßeld, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture, Author oldie Universal History, British NePoa, &c. &c. &c. Tn 6 new and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of a similar Collection made by the same Author, which has for a considerable time been out of print; and partly of new matter, coniprialeg the Voyages unabridged of ANSON, BYRON, WALI..IS; CARTERET, a•id COOK; the 'Fravels unabridged of ADDISON, MONTAGU, and SMOLLET ; end of abridg. memo of rnany valuable 'Works published subsequently to the appearance of the former Edition, bringing the collection down to the present time. The contents of the several Volumes will best illustrate the Nature, Utility, and Value of this new Work. .THE VOYAGES. Vol. 1. Columbus, De Gama, Cabot, Drake, &c. 9. Anson, Ulloa, Sec. S. Byron, Wallis, Carteret, &d. 4. Cook's First Voyage,. 5. Cook's First Voyage. 6. Cook's Second Voyage. 7. Cook's Second Voyage. 8. Cook's Third Voyage: 9. Cook's Third Voyage. 10. Cook's Third Voyage. 11. Phipps, Fielding, Forest, Philip, Wilson, Sec. 12. Yager, Vancouver, &c. 13. Mathews, Bligh, Turnbull, and INDEX. THE TRAVELS. 14. Addison, M. W. Montagu, &c. 15. Shaw, Hanway, Nieuhuhr, &c. 16. Bruce, Mat:per:Ms, Wood, &c. 17. Smollet's France and Italy. 18. Brydone, Swinburne, Wraxall, Ste. 19. Moore, Core, &c. 20. Pallas, Macartney, &e. 21. Valliant, Brown, Barrow, Sce. 22. Sonnini, Denon, Parke, Ste. 23. Forster, Buchanan, Ste. 24. Hearne, Weld, Liancourt, Mackenzie, &c. 25. Bourgoing's Spain. 26. Koteelaue's Siberia, France, and Italy. 27. Carr's France, Baltic, and Holland. 98. Lord Valencia, and Itrosx. 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