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PIA 5 I so] VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Ant 26, dos. THE COMMISSIONERS for 1 1 11.771-ILLING XIS FIA 7 ES?7 's NAVY, de fray give Noiist, That on Friday the 6th of September nest, they wUI be ready to naive Tendtrs in writing (foaled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED CHAI.DRONS of PITTS TAN'FTELD MOOR COALS, full pay ; To be delivered immediately in two entire Cargoes, free of all 'curet and rifqre, to his Majefty,alongfide His Majeßy's ViEtuah ;.: 3 Prernifes at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payabk.with ,utettd ninety da)s after date. 1!:e Coaa;lans of the Contradi may be ken at the Secretary's N retard vrill it had to any Tende► is which the price flail soak :Afirmi is wadi at length, or that /all not he delive►ed to the Board kir( rTe o'doeh, at 'befall Friday the 6th y September west. nor anlefi the Peefoa who main the Tender, or fame letfitir ore kir behalf, attends, So aqu. re Itien eolledfor. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Amp, 27, rBO3. THE COIIIIIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7 EST?", NAVY, & Itartiy give NOW, That the Advertifement from this Office, dated the 79th Whitt, appointing Friday the 3oth inltant, to receive tenders in writ kg, (fated up.) and to treat " for fuch quantity of BISCUIT, 0 made from Whole Meal, as the refpeCtive ManufaCturers of "that Article may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in a *Month, by weekly proportions, filo his Majefty's Viettralling Stores at Deptford," Is hereby revoked; and that inftead there of, the raid Commiffioners will be ready on the fame day, to re (tire tenders in wlting, (filled up) and to treat for the (Pfeifle quantity of ONE THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, to be made from Whole Meal, and to be delivered in three weeks, by weekly pr,portions, into His Majefty's Vietualling Stores at Deptford, to be paid for by Bills payable with intereit ninety days affix date. N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than Three Hundred Bags Rill be admitted. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feen at the Secretary's Office. No regard wall be ta to ply Tender he width die prkelkill net &I iOrtel ie words kyd, or thetfleall mot k delivered to the Board he. fie, Ome ,'Clad on tie fail Friday the 3016 iallawt, ww emskfi Polom colv wan the Troder,er, few Peelers eie hie Imhoff. Mewls, *arisen. sans called for. VICTUALLINGOIVICE, Au& 6, 180 i. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAIASTre NAVY, do boob yew Meier, That on Wednefday the 25th of September next, they will be wady to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) for fuck quantitie.s of IRISH BEEF AND PORK, Of the heft quality, and to be cured in the enfuing feafon, as the it ;'peelive Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part in demo, and the remaining one third part in barrels ; the latter to be of the exclufive defeription, containing Fifty-two four•pound Iktes each, to be delivered into. His Majefty's Viauafling Stores at 11.ptford, Portfmoteb, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vic • tulling Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de feription of Calks by the period undermentioned, viz. One fourth of the whole, by the isth of January, One half gem remaining quantity, by the 3lft March, tEofi, And the remainder, by the 3oth June, And to be paid fa by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be feat at the Secretary's OfEa. at tins Office; or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Viduallirg at Cork ; to the ColleCtors of his Majefty's Cullom@ at Limerick, tielfaft, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Polt Matte: General at Dublin, rcfpedtively. N. B. No render for a lets quantity than soo Tierces wi3 be atcrptcd. No regard -wine barite ett7 Itewtkr its Ttobieb tbe 'victim& trot k fultrt in word: at leagtb.or tbatfball sot k delivered to as Board &fore ow 414 oge the Paid Walnefiki the 26tb•• Srptertber newt, my untayi tbt perico Id* makes the lender, or foot perfos ow bit keg, attends spoof Leer liben called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aairsj 21, i 8435. THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY .1 MERCHANTS e giva. LANA trading t» the EAST-INDIES, de bereinrix make, That the CoMmittee will be ready to receive Propaah, in writing, fealed up, on or before Wedndday the 4th of September, frootfuch Pcrfoos who may be wi ling to Ripply the Company with ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, PITCH AND TAR, SHOT AND SHELLS, and SWEDISH IRON. And that the Conditions of the Contra& may be ken upon ap 'ilea:ion to Mr. James Coggan,Clesk to the raid Corr.mittce, with whom the Proporals mutt be tett before twelve o'clock at neron,on the fait 4th of September, beyond which hour the Committee win not receive any Tender. This thy was publiihed,handfomely printed in Two Vols. Bvo. embulithed with many Plates, price in boards 21.12. TIESCRIPTIVE EXCURSIONS through Sours A- 0 ' WALES and MC * N2IOUTISSIsawa, awe ins 'ha Sunimer Ilunths of the years 1800,18: i, illoa,l Bog, and 1804. By E. DONOVAN, F. LS. Author of the illuftrations of Britifh Zoology, in so Volemes, Ste. Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; White, Fleet '.!:•••tt; Faulder, New Bontl•ftreet; Williams, Strand; and Hat. .1 :'red. Pireaddly. '„' This publication, iodides combining a variety of original, o. l.ertainhl, and ufeful information; a Critical* Enquiry into the ...1-:..n t and prefent Hiftory of the Country; the Polls" , and Arts, t.'' 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For the Accommodation an Ufe of Private Families only, I°3 Gallons Brandy. so Ditto Rum. 941} Ditto Geneva. *MA will be put up in Lets, and fold to the higiteft Bidder. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Ity Large And commodious FREEHOLD HOUSE. No. i 7, in the Circus, Bath, with a large Garden, and (pa. dons detached back bulklinp, fub)ed to a Ground Rent of oaly 6L per own; Immediate porefion may be had. For particulati apply to Mr. Stallard, Itlo. 13, New Eng-Orem , Bath-4f by letter, port paid. THE TAVISTOCK MINERAL CANAL, DEVON. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOT r, OpFriday the 6th of SeptentberAt Twelve &Clock, at Garrawala, London, In the Monthly Sale of Cilia Property, SIX SHARES, or• FOUR Roil:atom PARTS. in the Mineral Canal Adventure, front Tavillock to the River Teener, near the , Crowndalc Mine. This valuable undertalklng ;is prelented to include the molt .ertedive Mineral Sett in the Aatodete. the Works. aro rapidly proceeding, poirdEde apparent Nell T heown Advantages, which in the opinion of ihe bit judzee, wthlfortn it one of thomoft Produdive Concerns of its Clefs. Particulars at Gallaway's, and of Mr. Scott, No. a;, New. btidge•ftreet, London. CHESHIRE—BOLESWORTH CASTLE. 1 To be peremptorily fold, pudgiest to a Decree of the High Com of Chancery, made in a mak wherein John Peplue Moil:y. Clerk, and °thermic Phintiffs, and Petrr Raßrebantand alba. are Defendants before Thomas Drake, Gent. the Pane ap pointed by John Campbell, Efq. mac of the Manus of the &kg Court i lstreeteat dittindt Lots or Panels. on Nediterditv. the eld day of Oehler nat. at One o'clock in the afternoon. at the Ho- tel in the City of Chau, THE Real Elates of the late Oswat.t. Mottiri Efq. deceared, formerly of Bolerworth cask, in the Odd vottnty ; coediting of the capital Modem called BOLES WORTH CASTLE, and the Park, Gerdes, and plearusqlounds, with the Lands and Farms contigdous to and furroundlog it, the Manors or reputed Manors of Harthlll and cr .Chowicy, in she raid county, fundry Farms in the townlip of Charley, the mixes of Chowley, and a part of the tithes of the tovrenitip of Aldeley. The nate' are in curliest condition, well insetted, mortly at wilt, and abound with eseedent eimber. . • • This beautiful Mate is in the vicinity of L'hettcr„ not &diet from Liverpool, aedfurreunded by other coefiderable townst the petoelpal Lot, as Comprifing the nuadon of Bolefworth Caltle,widt a furroonding Eitate, divided into Farms. can be feldom met with the &tattoo and fccoery is unrivalled. the views curative to the Dee and Murry. the Welch Hills. and into chethlre. This Lot comprifes ea tidy the demefoc, but there is added to. and will be fold with hot wt of the Charley Ettate, Which gives the Coors ciente of Road, and adds to the quantity of Land. The Emends attached to the mention are led out with peculiar tafte. The turn pike Road from Chethirc into Shropihire adjoins to , this Lot..Thc whole F nate abounds with game • and there are two packs of fox hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which hof the very firft data. Particulars may now be had gratis. at the Mee of the raid John Campbell, Efq. in Southampton littfidiags, Chancery•lane, at the Maces of Mr. John Lec, Solistitor. No. so. in Chancery lane ; Mehra. Pbtipot and Stone. Solicitors. Ha re Court, Temple, Lan don of Mr. Philip Humbertone , Solicitor,. Friars, C lutter; at the Hotel, Cheiter ; the Feathers Inn, Barnhill, near Bolerworth, Where a perfon well acquainted with the Elate will attend to die* it, and where a snap and form thereof will be found. The hours may be teen from the aoth to the 30th of Aorta., :gas, with ticket, which may be had of Mr. Humberitune, on application to him. TIMBERED ESTATES IN SUSSEX AND SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. At the Half Moon Inn, Petwortb,. Surez, on Monday the z6tk of September, at t t o'Clock, in (even Lots, THE following dc fi rable and very valuable ESTATES, being the greater part FR F. El !OLD, and a [mull part Copyhold of Inheritance and Leafchold for a very long Trios ' of Years, Innate In the revere Patifoes of Kirdford, Wifinitougb Green, and Fiddlcworth, in Sures and HaCancre. ThuillrY, and Elitead, in Surrey, viz. Lot 1. Headfold's Wood- Farm in Kirdford and 'Wifborongb Green; containing twA. aR. 15P. part in the occupation of Wil liam Pcnfold, and the remaining part. con6e.inz of Coppice, in band, being all Freehold. • Lot Crouchiand Farm, alfu in Kirdford ; containing 1.47 A.. SP. In the occupation of James Minx, and Wu 58A 3R. 21'. of Coppice Land, in hand, being Freehold, except a very froall part Copyhuld and Leafeho2. Lot 3. Signer Farm, with the Manor thereof, in Kirdford and Fiddlewortb, containing p 1 A. 161'. in the occupation of Robert Palmer, being Freehold and Tythe Free except as to two Acres in Fiddlcworth. Alto a Yearly. Rent Charge of al. 35. 4d. Is arab. and iffuigg out of certain Lauds belonging to the Earl of Egranost, in Kirdford and Petworth. Lot 4. Eugrica Farm in Fitticworth, containing 54. A. alt. 59P. in the occupation of the Paid Robert Palmer. bring all Freekold. Lot 5. Four pieces or Parcels of Freehold Land. part of the otiose-mentioned Plate. called Bognor ; litsuae in the Laid pardb of Fitticworth;* containing 7A. 3R.. 38P. of MeadoW ur Palture Land ; now in the oceupation of John Brown. .• Lot 6. Hailzhurft Farm, in Hallensere and Thuriley, containing ro6A. 34P. in the occispadoo of Robert Newell, being all FM. bold except hagan acre of Copyhold. Lot 7. Hickbant Bottom, in Thuracy and Elllcad, eonifting of five Pieces of bileadior Land, containing SA. 35P. in the occupa don of John Kaaren: and one piece of Coppice Land, containing 144 3R. inland. The whole of the attire Elides are full of Six growing 'Finaber„ and arc lituate In a Country well adapted for all kinds of : iced sports and abounding with GSM!. • To be viewed by applying to the refpedllve Tenants, at any dme before the ale. and printed Particulars.. and Condit of Sale. to be bad at the Onlicpw Anna, Loxwood Bridge ; White Horfe, Halt naere ; NorfulkArms, Arundel; King's Arms,Dodairning ; White Hart. Inn, Godard ;at the. p lace of Salo 6 " lakem ti• '4 J. Sluallitecc, Szeket 06114fOrd• Weer.