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11314/13ER 70191 NiflaUCIC-01:17C1, 3iPRING GADENS, Sopte ß mkr 8, 1809. SUCH Persons as are willing to Contract for ergetirg certain Additions to the INFANTRY BARRACKS at Canterbury, in the County of Kent, may see the Plans, Sped lotion, and form , of Contract and Bond fur the same, st the o t E ee of the lisrrack Master, at Canterbury, any day after the I:th 'want, betwon the hours of ten and four o'clock. - The Proposals must be addressed to," the Commissioners for •.. t he Affsirs of Barrack!, Barrack-Office, Spring Garden;, Lon „ ulth, " Tender. for 41. 4 1 4- Al4kone to the Earrac ks at Canterbury," marked on the* corer,,tig d e li vere d ., at the B ar rack °face in London, on or befoie taro o'cii;ek on the Ist of October next, after vittitib Mai no T ei gi tr will be retired. • - The pates twitting most transmit the names of two *Mies for moo; t ! ! e 191 a. st l wed 1n the Bond. • , OFFICrOF 0110NAINCE, Alga its, mitt. --- THE PRINCIPAL OPP:ICB' of CIS MA .I J Asrn DADNANCS, tbknAr give Notice, Thst Praposah will be received, at their °Ace in 1;a1141.all, on er btfare Wednesday the :',Otb, of September nyci, from such p c ,„ s as may be willing to undoiXeie the * supply of FORAGE far the Orthrsoce Horses stationed ii the foll Owing Districts, viz. NORTH BRITAIN, • YOBTHERN, YO/i /MERE, EASTERN, exclusive of Watley, SJUTHEP.N, exclusive of Chatham, 501,/ WE.ST, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchorch, WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, NcARLEY and CHATHAM, l‘lr a psriol of Six Months, front the Ist of qttoloer nett. The Torn , . to :le r !shed in Redeem, coneistiag, u hereafter may front dm to tnue be required, either of oN. of Oats, er of 7 lbs. of Oita. lbs. of 113 y, 141ba. of Hay, and and 11:bs. of Stray . , 8 lbs. of Straw ; And snrst to: delivered at the respective stations, at the eopehee 6 the Co:l.:actor, who in also to furnish such Ranges with Oats, albs per rainn, as may be billeted-widths the Dtstrict for which be contracts. The Prom...ls may be delivered separately or jointly, for two or more of the ”id Districts ; and it •is expeettd that the Con tnnttnr sl,al receive the Stable Dung that duihtg the period of La etattrant an; accumulate, making an alloWance for' the same after the rite of per horse per week. Farber rarticulars may be knoWn upon application to the (,fl.'.r commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also r the Neer.rary's Offset in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between t! e hoses of ten and four o'clock, where the propos* must be Mimed, sealed up, and andorscd " Proposals foe the supply of l' care;' lilt no Proposal can be admiteed aßee the said 20th er September mat, at twelve o'clock nt 'noon of the same e.: ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party miling v, of xi asent in his behalf, shall atterid.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Se:rite:ly. NAVIGABLE CANAL. SHARES; Tole SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, • the 15th of September, at - 12 &Clock, at Oarraway's, 'WILTS and Berks, Kennet and Avon, lindders- Yli. ld, Worcester and Birmingham, New Subscription, !um, Nit•dway, and basing:tote Canal - Sbarer• it I latcbet's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's ; and 111. 38, New 'Bridge-street, Lohdon. . 4, CORNIIILL, AND 9, CHARING CROSS. 'l l MST! ',cgs leave to remind the Public, that the • :,fATE Loi - rER.Y begins and finishes DAVIIIig the 20th NEXT MONTH; 011 oV I.r LOTTERT that Will be drawn Taft YEAllt.—. 1'.::,-11••nic is perfectly novel, highly approved, and the more it tbc more it is a‘uired ; = it contains Prir.es of £.20,000 4 Priaes of .Cspon -of 5,000 I// of 1,000 12 of 1:0o, &c. &c. • 1,1 of w'iicli will be decided in One DAY; therefore a necessary, whilst 'rickets and Shares may be v..: vuiety at the aboSe old ssrablahed Offices. I'F.RSONS in the COUNTRY 7 1 , the as if present, by sending their ciders, :11 p4il,) accompanied with good bills, cash, book w . ders, to either of BlSH's Offices in London, k.t,..:, C - Tal:I111.1., or ',CHARING CROSS. R ANSCO il's Lucky LOTTERY OFFICES No. 11, I.T;ORN, 37, CORNHILL-; likewise at 269 S FR. , . NI), :4%.1 11:1Y:VIARKIrr, St. lames's, where the t'...pi . .:lPrizcs, in the last State Lottery, we; Sold, :;:.:::;•;i•tured, tun - lay, AND PRIZE of 1000 TICKETS, produccd And since 14th MARCII, 1809, Eight of 30,000, . , i 'Clore the Al 0,000, Tv..o f):a: la 105 SUARES, With several .LlO,lOO, Xl,OOO, xiore, X5OO, &c. &e. above Offices, and where Wog in the present new and infa I tr.: drawn on the 20th October, r 3, therefore, an early purchase .ItANSCOMN and Co. d: 1 j(10 .rme, &e. 5a1..1 in Shares at t:t..! T;;:be-. -.ltl Shires are row sel A * L . l • Lattery, which will , 'll - .• . 1,5 of only 5(100 numbti - 7 : Sir JAM Es Bi NEXT MONTH. ( /j• rr-r. • - and CO. Joint Contractors with Govern .) ••• • preleut sTATE LOTTERY, respectfully in that TICKLTS and Salta as are on Sale, in great I. ?: r' i t Oface4, N.. I I, Pour.TRY, Nu. 12, CHAItIN6 CROSS, Nn. 31, ALDn.yrk KlOii STMT. ..2rno of this Lotit-Fy is entirely new, and has hithefto re : v - ' • -.: most unqualified approbatton; there are - oily 5,000 ~. , . r. ir. ;ta t Lquxty. a 3 al the whole will be DRi. IN ONE DA Y, I. '''' 2 '''!' ••!' li..let Month, when the following CAMAY. ran!! "'% , d', - rihoted anion: the (etiolate Puie.hasers; yrs. , • 1 4 ...... of • 4: ,000 8 Of ............ 411,000 4 ... ... of ........ s ,000 12 ......- Of ........; .. 500 DsiJes the inf e rior Pi Fes £ lOO l 4543 ; 4`S• as u, " 1 " • j Th:i br:ery atio presents the opportunity never loam oirerod ta .• . rt. J 11. • .-. al. .:C ,01 t A n t og tho hansom fum aof -eg° o9; 40 1" F i / R4IV,OUJ, ;,rtbo isulikaga 111 gig tiurnba• only. ' • • • - T i ••• , . . . . . ~ . . . .. e .• . .", 'i. , 1 lip • . . ...-...) - • 7; . ,:s-0-....,.. 4 • ',.0.1. . ... C . • -- :Of•*- • ' • . I jor ..;la - • .• . ~. •, : i. .: 2 * . -. ... 4 * ... 4, , Pi •,. ‘ 4 * • q ... ..,.‘.:.,. , f •.. * : ' '✓ • .1 • ' . 1 ( 1 - . / • • , ....j ' - • .-• . • i- L-. i. • .t , ~ ~ ..., .14- - - A-oiapi c , L.,. ..k . tz' . ., --c.:....7.- . vf 11•1•••mwoloom.••••mr...... . • .. SATURDAY,' SEPTI, :-.l3Ert 0, 1809° • C UT.LER ,BOULT ER. THE. Master.,and Fellows of. Pembroke C.olkm : in the Univensity of Oxford, hereby give Notice to the Rela tions of the late EDMUND BOULTER, that there Is a vacancy in the Scholarship founded by him in the said' College (commonly called Cutler Bunker's S - cholarsbip.) Candidates must have ao , tained tbe age of 13 years, and,not exceed 19. If no ,application is made by the relations of the said Edmund Boulter, dr his Wife, the Master and Fellows are at liberty to elect any other person not a relation, but, duly quiEfied according to the Statiiies of the College.—Yeinbroke Co le, Sept. I, 1809, jl PERSON OF FORTUNF. APERSON of some theraty Ivietit, of extensive Connections, And t4ntr'4ll.l'abl4 Interest`, who has it in his power to requite a favour by a valiety of 'Means, lrut will not pledge himself to any ohjectisefoiefiatd, wants 22000 fur Six Months, for which be givellig note. He c;n Live unques tionable references as to ruspcmaibil4N . hopour. and planquality . Address a line to Mt. blOr.ditunt, No. 11, Devonshire: street, Portland-place. uew plan. PRICE SIXPENCE-liAt PrßNtrt. This day was published, F aith i'eii PTalt;l; "price 75. Gd. ' A New Edition of , • q NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY. 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Edmo bask of :ta-vreet, Cam. f town. J. E 411333, Guns 4otelt. - - Hatton, Well.-street, hackney. R. Johnson, No. 4 6 Baldwin's.place, Baldwin's-Gardens, Gray's JVI Mackew, No. 4, Still-alley, Houndsditch. Pearce, Greenwich. B. Pitcbard, Red. Lion-yard, nearly opposite Red Lion-street, Holborn. G.. Sinn, Ordnance what f, Westminstcr.bridge. S. Smith, Tottenham. Tigsptti, Vo. a, Charlea4trect, St. James's-square. Subscriptions condone M be received by Messrs. Hoare and Co. Bankers, Fleet-street; by' Mr. *in. Tooke ; the Treasurer, No. 10; Gray's Inn-square; and'by the several Members of the Committee. AT. a AIXZTING of the Gen4entenp M,erchatics, Manufacturers, and Trades* of the Counties of l e incolu and Autism}, co:rimed by Publie Advertisenieni, and bud at the .Ciarke atiti Angel lon, in Stanford; on Tuesday the' sth day of September, 1809, •'' CER4kRD NOEL 2011 1 . L, P.K. in the Chair. ResolTeili That it, would greatly tend to promote the Agricul tural,l.7omrriercial, and TVlA.nuficruring interests of. the Counties oetinvAn and 4tatland, i f good and perhet was triaai frOlit the Ports of Boston and I.yan :so the b6eltugh of Stamford. Resolved, That the advantages to be derived therefrom would be greatly heightened by a Water Conveyance besween Stamford and the eluting caoals in the ]!forth and NOrth-west Parts of the Kingdom, by Oa :tam; tliereby opining aeComniuniesidon with the Ports of Liverpool and'. Bristol, the :.refit . Manufacturing towns Mandescsr; BirMingliati; Wutvtarbatopton, ix. and the popelous Staffordshire Potteries. VIP( Resolved, That Mr. rho:nes Welfeed,, it:. some other eminent Engineer, be desired to survey she Country 6eiwaett Stiiinfortft and Boston, and from the Ports Of I.llth aneWfibeaeb, by 'the River gene, to the Wellarid at Stirmford, an 4 front' thence to Oakham, in various directions, andti piepare Plans and Sections thereof. Resolved, That Gesard Noel Noel, Esq. Imbue Jepson Oddy, Esq. Seth lime,. Esq. Samuel Caldecott, Esq. William Jackson, Esq. William Johnson, , Esg, Themes Blore,,Ef4. George Gou ger, Esq. Mr. Ortavids Gifehrter. Mr:letries4rown, and Mr. William 'Charmed be' a' Committee to regetee sise4 Elena dud Sections. and to consider the fame. Aficbilla4.l4slaave com mittee beat liberty to add such Velvet'', to heir nittither as to them shall appear proper and netessery ; and to call General Meetings, from time to time. And that any five or More of the Committee be a competent number for the dispatch of busines.. Resolved—That a 'survey having been already made of the 'country between Stamford and Oakliant, lay Mr. Whitworth, and a plan publiAsed of the line on which, in his opinion, 'a navigable communication between thoseples maybe effected . ; and It being necessary to comply with the standing eider of the !Honourable the House of Commons, requiring notice to be given is the Lon:. don Gatatte, and in the nearest provincial Newspaper three dif ferent weeks. in the months of August or September, any Bill for a Navigable Canal; can lie brought Into the House ; and to 'prevent the time 'which *Maki be lot, if, after the intended surveys have been taken, it should appear that no more eligible .plan than that pointed out by Mr. Whitworth can be adopted : that notice be immediately given in the London. Gazette and in the Stamford Mercury, that an application Is :mended tote made in the nett Session of Pailiamenefer kave to bring iii allill.for mak ing and maintaining a navigable Canal from Oalthans, to Stamford, upon the line pointed out itaW. Whitworth's survey, and for ex- tousling the same from Stan - 4rd to Boston, either by improving the present Navigation by way of Spalding, or by a new cut trout Stamford to join the "Forty foot Drain at or near a place called Gutbram Cote below Bourn, lathe °suety of Lincoln, front whence the said Drain Is now navigable to Boston ; arid that as soon as the Line of the Canal is determined upon, a proper person be directed to wait 'upon the proprietdrs of landi through which the same shall pis% to'procure their assent to the Bill. Resolved—That Messrs. Jackson and Johnson, Bankers, in Stamford, lie appointed Treasurers to receive all Subscriptions and Monies connected with the 'proposed undertaking, and that a Book be opened at their Office immediately, for the purpose of receiving such subscription. Resolved —That a übscrir tian be now entered into for defray ing the'expence of such Surveys and the other ekpences attentiiag the commencement of the undertaking, and that the Sums sub scribed be received by Mears. Jackson and Johnson, Bankers, in Stamford, and be by themplaced to theoaccount of, and be at the disposal of the Committee; and that if any person subscribing towards the above purposes, shall hereafter be desirous df becom ing a Proprietor of any Share or Shares in the intended Line of Canal, the stun of money 'which he shall subscribe for preliminary expences, shall be token as part of the purchase-money of such Share or Shares. t: Resolved—That Mr. William Thempson,.of Stamford, be the Solicitor for the purpose of conducting the Bill in its previa. through Parliament, and for transacting the general Business cue nected with the objects of this Meeting. Resolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Joshua Jepsce Octdy, gsq. for Lis active exertions to promote the general interests of the Country at large, and of the Town of Stamford in particular, by suggesting and promoting the intended Navigation —for the Correspondence and • Communication whit% he has entered irate with the Prlntipid Canal Pivprietors idthe direct line from Stamford, through the midland Counties, and to the Ports of Liverpool, Donlan, :and Lynn, to secure their co-operation in p romot i ng the intended undertaking, and for the communications Which he has mule Co this Meeting, (arising froth his great etpe donee and eitinsive knowledge in the Commercial interests or the country), of the great public and private advantages to be de- Lived by-tarrying those objects into effect, Re-olved—That a'Gwaeral bleetiug be held on Thursday, the sth of October neat, at Eleven otiock in the Forenoon, at the George and Angel lan, in Stamford, and that art invitation be immediately sent by the Solicitor to the P ropriators of the Trent and Mersey, Looghborough;Mekon, Oakhatn, and otberProprie tors of Canals interested herein, and likewise to the Ports of Bos ton anti Lynn, the towns of Spalding, Wisbeach, and Peterbo rough, and all intermediate places on, anti near the intended line . Resolved —That the proceedings of this day be advertised in the principal London Netkspapers, in the Stamford Mercury; the baton Gaiettv, and in the Vanibridge, Leicester, Denny, Blr mingharn„Manchestar, and-LivespoilPpera,•_-i . NOEL,, Chairman. After the chilrman had left the (Lair, it was Resolved unaninionsly.—Thst she th.o kJ of this Meeting to given to Geraivl Noel Nosh 14 for his 'able anti impartial con duct in the Chair. - - - - • • WANTED in a Gentleman's Family in the COWL* try, a Middle aged l'eitah, as GOVERNESS to Three Young Ladies. The most unexceptionable references as ts-r4i- Onus and moral character will be required. She must be welt real in History, and capable ot feaching'Work, trench, Eimlish; an d Geography ; ankbefusle'wirit oat 7:the' assistance of a' Master. Address Letters (post paid) to A. G. at Mr. Stationer, Fareham, Hants. A N Engraved VIEW of the New COVENT- A-3. - GARDEN THF.ATRF, positive* be given in the popular Sunday and Monday London Newfpaper, entititled the NATIetNAL REGISTER, on Sundsiy and Monday next, Sep tember 17th and it:Ult.—Forwarded free of Postage, tliroUghout the Milted Kingdom. imm`ettiste.Oiders should be sent to the Office, 11, Catherine street, Strand, Landon, or given to the Nevrstnen, Booksellas, or Clerks of tlw Rauh. . . _ ki4R ViT'S SAUCR FOR FISH, 0.11,M . E . , ;tr. "F., LAZENBY respectfully informs the Not4ty .A.J. and. Gentry, the above admired Article i . prepared ohty at her Warehouse, No. 6, Edward-Street, POrttnatt-square; :and. (by. appointment) may Tie had of 1. Sl:titer, 'Edlibtligh% Dell, New.. castle upnn Tyne ; Grggstins, Liverpbol ; Cesty, Manchester ; Terry, Brighton Southampton; Elliot. and Seedltam, ! Bath; Jefferys, Salisbury ; Lister, Swantey ; Stephens, Pridlitzton Quay. &c. he. and to prevent spurious imitations, each bottle bas Mr. Harvey's signature on the label. • R. 1,.. at the same time begs to feeitmmend her gentline Essence of Anehoties, with .a variety of rib Sauces and Pickles; niay be bad in ettses of al} iizes,;! for (aridly 'Me' and exportation. SILK STOCI:INGS•seIUng off uncommonly cheap, at. No. 52, Cheapside ; an immonse Stock of all kinds of Hosiery, tlloves, - Flattnels, Drawers, Ladies invisible Dresses all in one, &c.—Shopkeepers, and those wanting to buy largely, will find a great advantage by an earl' inspection of these articles. 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