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TLe said Conttninioners will also, on the same day, be ready to smceive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat fur a Quantity of rTIIME IRISH SALT BEEP and PORK, amounting in the zggregate to. about T/1 litTEKN THOUSAND NAV Y Tiritcrs of the former, and about SIXTEEN THOUSAND NAVY TIERCES s of tba 'latter, all to he cured in the ensuing Season, and to be delivered , into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; Portsmouth, and l'lymouth,4-Sths in Tierces, and 1-sih in Barrels, and in such proportions at each Port as +0.211 be hereafter required ; One.halt thereof on or before the 28th ai Pebruary, and the other Half oa or before the 51st May, 1826 ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable without Interest Sixty Days after date: but as the said Quantities of Beef and Pork inchide the estimated Quantities which will be requfred for the us: of the Laud Forces at Gibraltar, and the West India Colonies above specifial, it is to be understood that, in the event of ten - irate Contrasts tritti; taken for those Colonial Deliveries, the entimatcd (Ittantities tha-ut will be abated from the Aggregate. Quantity propo,,cd to be con :;:lcted for, for &livery It the Home Forts. :lo 'Fouler for a lesa quantity than shall be equaT to Five Dun d-ed Tierces of Beef, or Five 11undre4 ra.rcts of Pork, will be aarnitted. The Conditions of the Contracts • may be seen at this Mee, or by applyi: g to Mr. Dux:stet-Al:e s Agynt for the Victualling. at Cork; o,ll , :ctr•rs of his Majesty'., Cuatonta at Limerick. ' Ezlfast, Nnwry, and wste:fo:d ; and to the fJecretary to the Post -1.1.1,te- iicae:4l at Dalin, respectively. The Tendert for tte Colon:atm(' Home D.:liveries must bF seps. rate, and must specify the Pri,..cs in words at length, and he delivered to the Hoard before One o'Clock on the Day appointed, and must to accompanied by a Letter, signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound to the Crown,with the Party Tendering, in the penal Sum of One•third of the Amount of the Contract, for the due performance of the same: and the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. . • •A 7 3.:(ittitift - it • • . • GAB Lion* AND COKE COMPANT3 OFFICE, - • - Bridle-street; Black friars, 19th jt517,11,15. *VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tt;it the Col -L-‘ of Directors of " The Gas Light and Coke Company" •.ereby declare that a vacancy has occurred in the Court of •ctors, by the decease of John George Lockett, Esq. Notice is hereby also given, that a Special Corn of the „eiders of this Company will he held a the Crown and Anc ravens, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, on Faro the 12th day of August next, -it Twelve &Cluck in the riven precisely, for the Elk ctlon of a Director to supply the vacancl the Direction, occasioned by the death of John Veur, , ,e Lock Esq.—By Order of the Count of Directors, • RICHARD GUDE, Sectetar: N.B. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely, the Ballot will continue open far four hours trent its commencem VICTMLLI.VG•67I7Ce, 1112 T HE COIF VISSIONERS for VICT'il/ILLL hill MAJAITY'.7 1,74F1, ie. do hereby gi7a Kiptice, That on Fume, the L!3d September next, the, w;11 be read sezeive Tenders in Writing (sealed up;, and treat for the Supply separate Contracts, of.such Quantities of IR. !SD S A I.T 131 and PORK, as may be required for the we of his Majesty's To at the undermentioned Places, between the. 24th June, ISCG, 24th June, 111'27, viz. GIBRALTAR, ORE'S A DA, . ANTIGUA, TOBAGO, BA RBADOES v TRINIDAD. BERBICE, ST. LUCIE, DEaMERARA, ST. KIT'T'S. DO3IINICA, • . ST. VINCENT. Tie said Contrnilsioners will also, on the same day, be reN • : , .ceive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for a Quanth l'lll3fr. IRISH SALT BEEP and PORK, amoimtifig in zggregare to. about THIIiTEKN THOUSAND N CABINET-MAYERS' SOCIETY. CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDC.N REPGS (TORY forth. CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, bang the only. real rite now existing in Loudest, No. "a, Conker of LEA DE V !TA L-ST BELT, opposite Aidgate Pump, and which has beer i.stablished upwards of Six Years. For BESOT Mossy, and no Abatement. The Trustees awl Committee respectfully inform the Nobility r.nd Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Industrious and Ingenious Mechanics (who have large Families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper thad by any House in London, no ether Profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employment to enale them to support their families, the number of whom appears by the books of the last Quarterly Meet ing to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have re ceived they are in hopes of increasing that number. The whole of the Society beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to gist future satisfaction; at the lame time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, where by they may be enabled to increase the number of the Society. The following Articles are inserted as a Specimen at the very Low Pikes, an warranted..—Readj Money only. Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom £3 1.55.- Full size lent Bedstead Al ft.-Bordered Hair Mattress to fit Li as.-Mahogany Drawers, solid Ends £3 ft.-Feather Bed 10s,-.Ditto, ft.. from dust and smell, full the af3 japanned Chairs of any description in oil aft 65.-Best ditto Wash hand Stand 165.-Ditto Dressing Table 165.-Ditto Table Sae.... Diu* Stand Ss.-3 feet 6 inches Chests of Drawers £4 45.-Three feet mahogany Peinbrake Table AI 165.-Three foot ditto on pillars and claws sf 3 155. -Mahogany Dressing Table Al - Ditto Matt, best, aft 45.-Ditto Box Glass, two drawers, best British Plate 154.-Ditto ditto Al 75.-Ditto Swing Glass, Is. and 6s. each-Tray Stand 65.-Long Mahcgaay Tray 123.-4apanned Book 'Shelf 75.-.-Tea Caddy 10s.--Music Chairs, any pattern 6d.-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brim railed £6 64.--11 ditto ditto A 7 75.-ft -Trafalgar ditto Al 16s. -Mahogany Sofa to match £6 106.-Ditto Couch £7 10s -Ditto ditto Alt 10s.-Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood £8155.-Set of Mahogany Tables, two -Card ant Sofa, on pillars and claws £l3 134.-Ditto £l6 10s.- Straw Palliasse 011 s.-Tent Bedstead and Furniture £5 15s. -Bamboo Bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, £8 10s.--Five-foot Mahogany four-post Bedstead and Furniture, with French draperies, lined all through, complete, ift.-Fire.foot ditto ditto, £l6 N.-Ditto ditto, with .rvice of a superior make, 018 10s.-Ditto ditto, with gold cor. race. elegant drapety, .0:20.-Drawiatroom Curtains, of the best Morins and C'hints, fitted for windows, £6 6a.-Ditto ditto, £7.75.-Ditto, of a superior and elegant style of work, .PlO 10s.- Drawing-room Sofa, ,f 6 65.--Ditto, £7 75.-Horse-hair Cushions each ss. 6d.-Common ditto 4s. 6d. COUNTRY • DIALERS SUPPLIED. Goods packed free of expense. except the materials, for all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indiet.—Cap tains hued oat, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for exportation. The above Prices regulated by order of the follow ing Committee. 3. CARTER, JArr.9l , 4 W. WA 01; 0a; • T. llasccr, T. Ctmtns,a, J. Mascot.. W. TIIURNELE., Agent. J. If ASLLB, Secretary. Court do Di- Pro- Anchor .itIDAY, .orenoon yin Lockett, 'etary. ,and •ement, .J• 'NG Ay to supply; on BEEF Crops ;, and . ~~~ plk • • # • . • • A LL Persons having any CLAIMS'ar IDEITANDS ou the Estate of the late Dr. ALEXANDER TILLocu, of No. 1, Pickett-place, Temple-bar, and of No. 10, • Barnsbury place, Islington, in the County of Middlesex, are requested to send the Particulars thereof, with the nature of their Securities, 'if airy), •tti Robert Wilkinson, I:sq. of No. 3, Copthall-buildings, London, the Executor of the Deceased ; or to Messrs. R. and J. Solicitors, Ilattot•.-garden. H AZARD . aid Co.'s very old Offices have bten . truly fortunate In the sale of Prizes for a long series of years., In soliciting a continuance of public favour for the new and 'im proved Scheme which HAZARD and Co. have now the .honour to submit, they respectfully remind their Friends, that Parliament has resolved to abolish Lotteries for ever, at the conclusion of the present Drawings. . . All the popular points of the late Schemes are not only preserved in the present. one, but it includes, for the tint time since the este. blishment of Lotteries, four grand PriZes of Twenty-five Thousand Pounds each, and the total anuountinSferling Money, - £218,104 . 1 Exceeds any sum hitherto - dim ribtatid in Prizes in One Dap SCHEME—ALL IRCiNBY!—NO, BLANKS ! .. • S Prizes of £2,4,000 'Money . • aC50,000 2 • . :0060 Money . • . 40,04' , 0 2 . ~ 5,012 r•loner . . 10,020 2 . .. 2 . . 1,055 Money . 9,110 . 505 Money . . 1,010 12 . • 202 Money . , 2,424 20 . . co Money . • 1,200 60 . 24 Money . . 1,440 No Blanks !—E,ch of the above and every other Number will have 23 Money, being 110,000 11,000 Numbers. Two Tickets of each Number. £218,204 • Each .(20,000 Prize will have ‘Fns,u more ; ALL oYn DAY! . 31ST of AUGUST, (NEXT MONTEI). Tickets and Shares are on Sale at HAZARD and'Co.'s old eats blislsed "Maces, Royal Ezehimge Gate • 26, Corahill ; and 324, Oxford -street, end Regent-streete.onion; where they have been most successful in Srlllna Capital Prizes ; having in one Lottery sold All the Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes,—in the last Year's Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of 230,000 and 22.0,000 ; In the I.ottetidrawn on Tueulay, May 31, No. 1304 (Class a Prir.• of £lO,OOl, and N0..1627 (Class A), a Prize of £5OOO ; and in . the Lottery drawn last Friday, July 15, Two Prizes of 1000 Guineas, and each entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine. ,~ ~ fleet, and that•people Ai:sista be immediately sent out to cu: and collect materials. for a battery, which was complied with. In the course or the day we fired a few rotords of shells, carcases, and, round shot, at the fort, to give them a specimen of the means we had of annoy ing them, which they returned by constant discharges of cannon. I am Sorry to say that our loss, in wounded, is very heavy ; but • from the nature of the service, and the troops heing for a tines unavoidably exposed to a cross fire of twenty pieces of ordnance, an of which wire captured, and a large body of men armed with - muskets. it is providtatial that we suffered so little. I have particularly to lament the severe wound that enter prising °dicer, Lieutenant Brooke, Sub-Assistant Com issar y•General, received at my side, at 'my first ad vance to the stockade ; but I trust that as the surgeon's report of his case is favourable, he will soon De re stored to health and the service. I have not been able to ascertain the loss the enemy sustained in this affair, but it cannot, I have every reason to believe, be leis than 100 men killed and wounded. To the whole of the troops employed an this occasion, my best thanks are due for the zeal they evinced ; bat I feel is incumbent on me to bring to .the notice of the Briga dier-General - Commanding the division. the giii i sntry end steady conduct of the followiag Officers, sir had the good fortune to be • more immediately engaged— viz. Major Waters, my second in command, for tht judiciou,i• arrangements which he adopted r after I had been disabled ' • to Captain• Waldron, commanding h detachment of the 46th Regiment ; Captain Martin, commanding the 57th Regiment, the• right wing of which carried the stockade by assault ; Lieutenant Bed- • ingfield, commanding the artillery, as well as to Lieu tenant 'Burlington, attached to the same; to Captain 11•Leod, commanding Rengpore Light Infantry, for taking possession of a commanding position before the enemy were aware of its importance.; and to 'Auto nant Neufville, Deputy Assistant QuartermasteriGene ral, for his gallant conduct in leading - the advance, and for the correct intelligence he gave toe, by* Which ' means I was enabled to form the plan of operations /with such success ; and I trust that our attack on the Fort will be eqtvaly fortunate, the result of which I hope to have the pleasure of reporting in a day or two. I cimnit.elose this dispatch withcut recording my ap probation and .thanks to Captain Baylden. Major of" Brigade; Lieutenant Neufville, Deputy Assistant Quar- . termaster-General ; Lieutenant Brooke. Sub-assistant ' Commissary General; and Lieutenant Fleming; offici‘ . 4 atiug Sub-assistant Cormaissary-General, the.Stafftur cached to this force, for the prompt and great assisunce I have at all times received from them in the execution of their respective duties. I have, &c. (Signed) A. RICHARDS, Lielt.-Coknell Commanding in Assam. Camp before Rungpore, Amin, Jan. 29, 1825. Camp before- Runnote, &stain, Jan. 29, 1825. General Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing; of the Force confound of Lientensot•Colcinel Richards, in action with the enemy near Rungpore; oa the 29th of January, 1e2.5. • Head-quarters i near Rangoon, Jan. 29, -1825. General Staff.—Wounded.—One Lieut.-Col. and one Lieutenant. 46th Regiment.—Wounded.—One havildar, four rank and file,. severely ; one jensidar, two havildars, 21 rank and file, slightly. 57th Regiment.—Wounded— r Eleven rank and file, severely; one subadar, ono havildar, and seven stank and file, slightly. Rungore Light Infantry.—Killed--Two rank and file. Nude, of Misers Wounded.—lleutenaat-Colonel A. Richardook oenuninding thoforce; Lieutenant J. Brook, (severely, nut toeftloodr)Sab.ablistant Conunissary-General (Signed) It. BA YLDON, M.B. Return of Ordnance, &c. captured at the Stockade atibfortited Tank near Rungpore, on the 29th 9f January, 1823, by the Force under command of Lieutenant-Colonel Richards: Brass guns—One two -pounder. Iron guns—Three_twiepounders alit 19 Swivels. Iron balls, of sizes-=450. • (Signed) R. G. BRDINGIVD, Lieut. Commanding Artillery Detschmeni. Published by : order of the Right Hon. the Governor-General in C•uncil, GEO. SWINTON, Secretary to Government. Tao3l TILE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. OFFICIAL. 'POLITICAL DIZAMILNT, Fre. 25, 1825. The following retract of a dispatch from the alent to the Gover nor-General on the N. E. Frontier of Bengal, with copies of its en closures, are herewith published for general information. • )i.stratt . of a Divatch from David Scott. Esq. to the Secretary to Government, in the Secret and Political Department, dated Kul liabar, 9th February, 1825. I have the honour to forward, for the information of tbe Right Honourable the Governor-General in Council. copies of dhpatches received front Lieut.-Colonel Richards, together with copies of the correspondence alluded to in the 7th and Bth paragraph of that Officer's letter to the address of Captain Shutt:Rum. 'ro I). Scott, Esq. Agent to the Governor-General. . N. IL Frontier. Sta—l have the honour to enclose for your information the ac companying documents relative to the surrender of the Fort of Rungpore. I have, &c. (Signed) A. RICH A RD% Lieut.-Col. Camp near Rungpore, 4th Feb. 'SU. Comg. in Asum. To Captain Shuldhant, Deputy Assistant Adjutant-GeneraL Eastern Division. Sue--In continuation of my dispatch of the 29th ult. I have the honotir to acquaint you, for the information of Brigadier-General Shuldham, commanding eastern division •of the army, that on the moon setting, on the morning of the 30th, the enemy in small parues came out and attacked the picquets, but were soon com piled to retire, with the loss on our side of two sentries killed, and on their pan, as far as is known, of one man killed. The firing from the fort continued during the whole of the night and morning at intervals; but as they had Dot the range of our camp, I did not return a shot, as the place is too extensive to have made any great im pression; and our supply of ammunition to ing but small, I was anxious to reserve it for the day of attack. About ten o'clock on the morning of the 80th, a flag of truce was seen coming from the fort, and I sent out Captain Bayldon, M.B. and Lieutenant Neufville, De , pity Assistant-fnartermaster-General, to receive it. Those Officers having met the herald and conducted him to the outer picquet, reported to me that he repre seated himself to be a native of Ceylon, by name Dor. utradur Bhurmacharee, many years resident in Bengal and the Eastern Islands, in the employment of various weli-known public servants, and conversant with our manners and customs, at present Raj Goorou cr Chief Priest to the Seam and Burmese autholities in Auatu, and an accredited messenger from Saum and Baste Phokuns to me, I accordingly directed him to be admitted undcr usual foam of precaution. 6 • • •, # . . , • . # _ • .- • t . ... -. „Orr.. tr* l . l ,- r t .• -" * , ••. , • e' llii N . , - . • ; 1• ! . ~ . ~ : • •?: I C . . . 4 `-' . •; . /4 4 '', i 'Ws' 1 it „.. c , ~... .. .., 4 : 17 . - . • „).,,,,,,,:- s r e ~...5f,...4 , 4 0„ ...,\ „cti,4 . .v... .. . .!.. k . .r" . . - : 4.-: !* -. ) 4 Z41:1 4 s : . . 7 . . s -s. 1,-40 4 w • • "MO 7 i f . 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Gd. in boards, SERMONS, EXPOSITIONS, and ADDRESSES at the HOLY' GOMaIUNION. By the Lite Rev. ALEXANDER WAUGH% X.V. Minister of the Sons Church, in hliies4ane, London. To which is prefixed, a short liestota of the Aussie& Printed for Thomas as George Underwood, 34, Fleet-street. INTELLIGENCE FAuM INDIA. ..0....M1.11•••••• FROM Tile CALCUTTA OOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF FIB. 21 AND 28. Copies of the followin - g dispatches regarding opera tions in Assam ate herewith published for general in formation : To G. "Swinton Esq. Sectetary to the Government iu the Secret and Political Depu tumor; Fort William. • Sta—l have the honour to forward, for the information of the Right Honourable the Oovernor-General in Council, copies of dis patches received front Lieutenant-Colonel Richards. By a private letter from the same Officer, of date the 2d inst. I learn that the fort of Rungpore was delivered up to our troops on the Ist, and that Sham Phoeken and the Rajahs Chunder Kaunt and Jysing had been in camp. I have, &c. (Signed) D. SCOTT, Agent to the Governor.Gtneril. Pol. Agent's.onice, N. E. Frontier Xslliabar, 9th Feb. 1625. To Cassia likuldhant, Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General, Eastern Division. Sth—ln continuation anay letter of the 27th instant, I have to acquaint you, for the information of Brigadier-General Shalt'ham, commodity, Eastern Division, that I was joined by Lieutenants Badingleid aud Bolton, with two howitzers and two 12-pounder eartonades, on the same evening; and baying arranged everything for our advance towards Rungpore, I marched at daybreak on the 29th, in the following order: ist—The detachment 64th Regiment (Light Companyleading) the advanced guard, from whisks Hierll4.F's party was sent 100 paces on in front. Rd—The Volunteer cavalry. • sd—The Brigade of howitzers, drawn by elephants. 4th—The 57th Iteginsent right in front. • sth—The two 12-pounder carrdnades on elephants, with ammu nition attached. ••thh—The Dinagepore Local Battalion. 7th—The Ilungpbre Light Infantry. Bth—The spare ammunition. I was aware that the enemy had a stockade across the road, near Rungpore, as Lieutenant Neufville, Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-G eneral had gone out to re connoitre on the morning of the 26th, and got to it without being perceived. He reported that it was de fended by 200 men, and some guns, and that he was fired upon from a fortified tank, a little in advance on the right, and which appeared to command the before mentioned stockade, and that a gun was also fired from the left, which he considered must have been from the fort of Rungpore, as he observed the tops of pucka build ings and mosques in that direction, distant about three quarters of a mile ; and he also stated that the whole country he traversed was a deep jungle. Before advancing, I gave directions to Capt.Waldron, commanding the advanced guard, to storm the stockade across the road; if he thought he had a chance of car-, tying it, but if not, to turn into the jungles, right and left, and act as a covering party, which latter clan he adopted, as the fire of the enemy was extremely heavy. It may be here proper to remark, that the stockade had been greatly strengthened, and reinforced sincelieut. Nenfville was there, and that the first discharge from the enemy, who were entrenched, brought down more than half of the leading division, whiCh caused a mo mentary check. At this time the guns and columns were about 200 paces in the rear. On therfirst shot being fired, I gave directions for the elephants to be cast off from the howitzers and prepare for action; whilst this was performing, I advanced near to the stock ide to examine it, and immediately returned to the head of the column, and ordered a couple of shells and a round or two of grape to be thrown in, and for Capt. M'Leod to prepare to assault with the right wing of the 57th regt. which was accordingly done in the most gallant style, assisted by a detachment of the 46th regt. who rushed forward to support him, and I had the pleasure to see the enemy fly at the moment our troops began to scale and break down the stockade. At this period I was unfortunately wounded, but gave orders for the guns and column to advance, and sent for Major Waters,, and gave him directions to carry the stockaded tank on the right, or any other outworks the enemy might have, and I would be up so soon as my wound had been dressed. Herewith I have the pleasure to enclose a copy of that Officer's letter, stating:what occurred I from the time he assumed the command until I joined, which I was able to do in a d ooly . in about 20 minutes. Captain M.Leod, with the Rungpore Light Infantry, took possession of tint mosque on the left, about 400 yards from the fort, and another party was detached to occupy another mosque on the right side, by which means the south side of the fart was invested, and the enemy driven in at all points. As the fort appeared an extensive place, and full of guns and men, who sheered themselves on the walls and gateways, I deemed it advisable to order the camp to be pitched, and to have the place leccinnoitied, which was done the same even ing; and it teas con idered necessary by the Artiller ) Offirer, that two mote guns should be ordered from . the This day was published, price Is. 61 ALETTER to t. e EDITOR of the BRITISH RE VIEW, occasioned by his Iternasks on "The Crisis," in the Number for May, 1825!__ - - By th; Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Dantetall-Ridware, and of You'', in the county of Stafford. Printed for T. CadeU, in the Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Crisis; or, An Attempt to Skew from Prophecy, illus trated by the Signs of the Tim.., tit,/ Prospects and the Duties of tse Church of Christ at the present Period. With an Inquiry into the probable Destiny of England during the predicted Desolations of the Papal Kingdoms. 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Tn this Eighth Edition, the utmost attention has been paid to the accuracy of accentuation, and a considerable number of Proper Names, extracted from Cicero, and other Classic Authors, have *a added and carefully accented. Printed for T. Cade]; Longman, Hurst, and Co. Baldwin and CO. G. B. Whittaker; and Simpkin and Marshall. This day were pled:shed, In One large Volume, aro. with TO Plates, 21s. plain, 50s. coleare d FLOR AL E M B L E M S. By HENRY PHILLIPS, F.L. and F.H.S. Author of " Ponsarions liritannicurn," &c. Exhibiting a new► and elegant mode of communicating Sentiments or recording Events, by a Picturesque Arrangement of Flowers. Printed for Saunders and Otley, British and Foreign Public Li. brary, Conduit -street, Hanover-square. TO CAPITALISTS. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.-GUILDEN SUTTON, NEAR CHESTER. In the Month of Ammar or Strzninaa next will be offered for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, SEVERAL EXCELLENT FARMS, situate in Guild's, Sutton, about Two Miles from Chester. The Parti culars of the Lots will appear in a subsequent Advertisement. Any information, in the meantime, may be had on application to Mr. Kent, Solicitor, 16, Clifford's Inn, London; Mr. Minn, Land Surveyor, ILrtford, near Northwlch; and at the Office of Mr. Hostage, Solicitor, North:vial. SACOMB PARK, IIERTS. TO BE SOLD, ANOBLE MANSION, erected within a few years, at an unlimited . - tpeme, in the most perfeer, order, late the residence of (imams CatvraLL. Fag. deemed, with excellent Of f ices, Hot-houses, Gardens, Woods, Piwitations and Preserves well stocked with Game, and every requi si te for the residence of a Family of Distinction ; sittaate in the midst of about Two Thousand Two Hundred Acres of Land, in a Ring Fence ; together with the Manors of Sacomb and Chelsin attending over a Circuit of 1 Seven Miles • and the Perpetual A dvuwson of the Rectory of I Sacomb. The Estate is situate within Four Miles of frertford and 4 Ware, and Twenty-four front London. 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