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, Holy Essex (exclusive of Tilbury Fort) Gloucester (including the City of Bristol) Hants Hereford Hertford Halts Isle of Man Isle of Wight Kent (including Tilbury Fort, In the County of Ewer) Lancaster Leicester Liocolu OA To his Majesty's Cavalry and and Qaarurs in the en Surrey Sussex Warwick Westmoreland Wilts Worcester Tork North and South Wales. In the several Counties in North Britain I And in the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey. As alio Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vi cinity. ALT& Marry. Hones, in Canto meats and Counties ; Leicester Lincoln Monmouth Oxford Rutland Cambridge (tester Cumberland Derby Durham Glower Hereford Hertford Hats Westmoreland Wilts Worcester North and South Wales. FORAGE. viz. Oats, liar, and Svaaw, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Barracks; and OATS in Cantonments and QUSTICSS, is the undermentioned Counties in South Britain Northumberland (including the Town of Berwick on Tweed) Nottingham Somerset Suffolk Surrey Sussex Warwick York And in the several Counties In North Britain. --- Essex limb (including !is U. of Melt) Kat Pacaster - kw - iai; lierth;mpten That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty fifth day of April neat; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplie44 will be received at this Office, on or before TOUDAY, the Twenty.seienth day of March teat; but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender ; likewise the Islands of Alderney, Guernsey, and Jersey; as also the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated hi the printed Particulars, for the due Perform ante of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Con tract no 'troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first %stance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particular s of the Contracts may be bad upon application at this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four; and of the Bar rac►-Masters in the Islands of Guernsey; Jersey, and Man. N•B. Sample. uf the Bread and Meal may Weems at this Office, ilkotecil the hours of Twelve and Two. eleven,. - AprU 20, Bankrupts, Basingtiall square. Auorney, Mr. Bath% America- William Herridp, Brightiselmstone, flosses, draper, March 13, 20, and April 20, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bank rupts, Basinghalistreet. Attorney, Mr. Plato, Jewin.crescent, Jewin.etreet. William Evans, King and Queen Dock, Rotherkithe, ship-builder, March 13, at eleven, 20, and April 17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie% Messrs. Matti and Co. Cloak.lane. John Hodgson, Manchester, merchant, March 28, 31, and April 20, at two ' at White's Hotel, Manchester. At t orni e s M ess r s : Ellis and Co. Chancery-lane; or Messrs- Hives and Co. Man cluster. Peter Ogier and John Phillips, Bishopepte-stroet Without, linen drapers, March 13, at ten,l6, at nine, and April 28, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.striset. Attorney, Mr. Sole, Alderwanbury. John Avery, Prospect-place, Chelsea, ironmonger, March 16, at one, 27, at ten, and April 29, at one, at the Court of Commis siesers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Serjeant, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. John Pope, Exeter, sadier and harness-maker, March 12, 30, and April 20, at eleven, at the Glebe Hotel, Exeter. Attornks, Messrs. Walton and Co. Warnford-coact, Throgniorton.street; or Mr. Pring, Credit n, Devonshire. James Barnes, Ledbury, Hereford, innkeeper, March IS, 16. and April 20, at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn, Ledbury. Attornies, Mr. Elgie, Poultry ; or Mr. Elgk, Ledbury. Richard Goodrich, Cheltenham, Gloucester, whitesmith, March 23, at five, 24, and April 20, at ten, at the George Inn, Stroud. Attornies, Messrs. Dix and Co. liolbom-court, Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Stone and Co. Tetbury. James Baxter, Manchester, dagger, March 26, 27, and A ril 20, at ten, at Hayward 's Hotel, Manchester. Atternies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchester; or Messrs. Burrs and Co. King-street, Cheapside. Lewis Levy, Sherbourne-lane, Lombard -street, merchant, March 16, at eleven, 30, at ten, and A ril 20, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, street. Attorney, Mr. J. F. H. Smyth, Red Lion-square. Henry 'atolls, Phoenix -street, Soho, and Mansell -street, Good man's-fields, glass manufacturer, March 16, 23, at twelve aid April 20, at one, at the Court of Commisaiesera of Bank rupts, Basinglaali.strect. Attorney, Mr. Elias Isaacs, Bury-street, St Mary-axe. Elisabeth, Barker, Drummoad-creseent, Somers' -town, soda water . - manufacturer, March 16, its, and April 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Ford, Great Queen street, Westminster. Thomu Litchfield, lilizabeth-terrsee, Islington, carpenter, March 16, 23, at eleven, and April 20, at ten, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalktreet. Attorney, Mr. G. Ed wards, Temple Chamber►, Fleet-street. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William Whale, Witham, Essex, victualler and innkeeper, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements . . with his creditors.—Filed March 9. John Bishop, Goswa•road, grocer, is In Insolvent circumstances and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.—Filet March 9. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL.STREET. March 30, Henry Downer, Strand,hoonsooger, at one. March 117, John Clarage, Great Bell-allay, Coleman-street, warehouse man, at nine. March 30, William Thornhill, York Mews, York. place, New-road, livery-stable-keeper, at two. March 30, Andrew Shooibred and David Stuart, Jermyn-street, &. James, Westmin ster, and of Queen-street, Edinburgh, tailors, at ten. March 20, Joseph Brown, Austin Friars, merchant, at eleven. April 17, Amos Wray, Tukenhouse-yard, merchant, at one. March 23, Stephen Lawn, Charlton, Hants, farmer, at eleven. April 6, Thom.), Mills and Charles JIM', Spencer -street, Northampton equate, gar alien, at eleven. March 23, W. Hart and Henry Hart, LANNI° tespkal of the Lower Bcir•l, Jan. & • Soma Dow Pena° Axoas Masco ost. Pour—My respected Beigsdler—Yesterday I addressed to our estimable Genera/ an WM portant letter, which would doubtless pass through your hands. I hope it has not miscarried. I get on satisfactorily, but in conse quence of the bad state of the roads, I have not yet been able to join the army, which has its head•quarters at Mangualde, on the sight bank of the blunder). A battalion of militia from Telles Jordao's division marched in here to-day to garriaoa this place. I have no thing eht of consequence to communicate, but to beg that you will be pleased to transmit this letter or its contents to our General, and also forward the others as directed. " I have great respect for the people here, and will do every thing in my power for them, bat elsove all for our august Sovereign, " 'Throwing myself at the feet of my Lady, and with my respome to the Captain, who had the goodness to accompany me, and Stil Senor Grandam and your Recent:mu—l remain, die. " P. LUIS BACIGALUPL" " D. RL So. " To Brigadier Bon Pedro Angel Marco del Pont, Coenntandant • General of t►e province of Orme." (rem& rya amaa.) " LAX 200, JANUAILT 6. Sawea.Den Famsctsco Iliattanno—My esteemed friend. I am now in the capital of the Lower Beira; lo an locket and celetlated city, in which were enacted the laws which have for a long period of time governed Portugal. " A battalion of Militia from the division of Telles Jostle has just catered, and Is to garrison this place. These troops state that they left the head-quarters at Mangualde, which agreeewith what I had yesterday the honour in writing from la Heal, to bring to the knowledge of his Majesty. To-morrow, or at the. latest the day after, I expect to be at bead-quarters. Your &eel- Ism may be assured that I shall do all I can, and that I am not one to vent vain complaints, for I do not dwell upon past labelers. " I continue to write, and I wish to know whether my conduct gives satisfaction to his Majesty, which is the sole object of my efforts and assiduities. 0 On arriving at the army, I shall My describe how Wags are there. With remembrances to other friends, I am, " P. LUIS BACIGAiTIPI." Ours a saurnox.) 44 To Senor Don Francisco Hernando Mardo, Secretary to our Lord the King. (Q.D.G.) No. 17, Cak de Leganhoe, Madrid." (ram ens gam.) a LAxatto (capital of the Lower Beira), J. I. My dear P.—Here I am, though in the midst of ice sad snow, yet amongst abundance of Ladies, experlendog all the civility and courtesy common to this county, sad assuming at the same that that tow which befits my mission. Goo willing, I shall teach the head-quarters the day after tomorrow. 1, 1 ant very well satisfied, and hope to. come out of my enter prise with all the good fortune which has hitherto attended nte.— Tbe Countess of Cannella* has just been treating me wit► wise and sweetmeats. Use husband commands a division of the army, and is among those who bear the paint. •" I terve the King with e 8 the fidelity of my heart. Alone, and in a foreign country, I with to hear from my fries& Writs to me then, wider tie tare of Nasario. (seenaseawisom) • To Senor Doo Pablo Sierra, %Agin Nodose? of the Royal Order of Charles lIL Madrid." . ~ .. •••serlr.• .77 - ` T - '''''''" - • 1 `..-* •• • , . , . • - , , . _ ..„. ‘,.... , • • ..- . a • '-- •• - ' vii- •,• v• . • . .., -- ' • i-- . - SI • e- 411, or --' - • - .. .. • -.v. , . iix -I- : - •rd • • e ." , , , . . ' ~t 0, ../i "P - • •. 4 . u Oa . 0 iv. '4 . on Ire, Pi . i k ( A r a • '• . t K ( S ( ' . A b se O‘ -44 I's . 1N.... 41, II 0 . le g or. --",....._ ill • . .. u k ••• ''... la, . . I,r . M ..„.„„.......m........i.--...i. . _ • A.. 4 A ..... ... at . . i.... .... ... Ar .. 1 ' . . it SATURDAY EVENING',' MARCH 10, 1827. PRICE SEVENPENCE. ' 1 9 NUMEER ..•,503.] I. • 1 BAST INDIA HOUSE. SALE BY AUCTION. This day was published, price 50s. . late of Holborn-bill, llnendrapersot tee, Avila, J. Chestesen% 1114 E COURT of DIRECTORS of Me 0 A ITED —.....-_ P ARLIAMENTARY A BsTR ACTS ; containing Warwick - street, Cockspor-street, a arkiveraps, tailor, et maw. - the Substance of all important Papers laid before the Twn March 25, John Creed, Bedford-court Covent . genie% waellsol. I DEVONSHIRE, .J. comPANY of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND. &ain't* Houses of Parliament in the Session of 1826. draper, at eleven. March 30, acme. ' Courtboepe, Itotheibillev Between TA VISTOCK, PLYMOUTH, and DEVONPORT. le ' * gar INDIES, do booby lies Notice, Also, price Ti. 6d. Surrey, boat builder, at eleven. March 30, John likkaallame g VA LUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, The PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW, for the same Session. Townend, Minories, hat manufacturer, at twelve. Are 11, keht. Wise and George Wise, Wood-street. said of Leeds. Yeehillte, Tpat the Tonnage of the Ships for one Voyage to Chia% and . With Residence, Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantations, And, price 255. the PARLIAMENTARY Hamar, containing the ChM' to Halifax, in Nova Scotia, which are stated in the merchants, at ten. March 30, Jolts Martha mad David Apia, Farms, capital rich Grazing Greeted, and nds; Debates of the &Moo, carefully arranged under appropriate beads. t tot i ' Advertisement of the 14th Instant, to be of the Bentsen York -street, Southwark, mustard maanfacturen, at twelve. March 1 I ' OW $ PA ATLI` IRRIGATED, Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. 30 ma , rc H h arry w H H ol en nta r n m C ce rid ian dle d , N Dei ew o. Bood stnet sheer , -hatter ,at twelve. ohm Seven Hundred and Fifty to Eight Hundred Tons Regis- And containing nearly HENRY'SCALCINED MAGNESIA continues to Ice d Measurement, and for the hire of which T en d ers are to be FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, merchant, twel y ee. March . 30, Thomas ' Harrison, lkilllinlionwulD4 .pith Southwark, linendraper. at Pleven. Match 30, Edgar A. Wasfia, I ffi.JL be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by e w ined on Wamtasear, the 14th of March next, is Dow extended WITIVTALVABLE Coansosi Rums. Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Ironmonger-lane, cloth factor, at two. Hsieh 90, Robert Fri, stn. late of Lullington, near Fronk, Sommostsidte, "mere it °Sewer " to 'Ships of the !limbers of from SEVEN HUNDRED and • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Manchester. it is sold In bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass t FIFTY to NINE HUNDRED TONS Registered Measuressent. By Mr. ROBINS, stoppers at 41.6 d. stamp Included, w ith full directions for its use, JOSEPH DART, Rentory. (Of Warwick-How, Regent-street) b their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNtitY. 1 United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are March 31, Henry Collings and Rickard Lebo( Oilfiird. St. At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-a/ley, Gambill, HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON. On Tanner, the 10th of May, 1527, at Twelve o'Clock, engraved on the Government Stamp, wide is fized over the cork Philipand Jacob, Gloucestershire. shinners.at tweiva at the Raw- -1 INCORPORATED ST ACT or PARLIAMENT, THE POUND ESTATE, the PROPERTY and or stopper o f each bottle. Of most o f d o yen d„,„ o f t h e Magnesia met Tavern, All Saintiasne Bristol. April 3, Thomas Snow, for Fret/irking the Language, Dress, Music, and Antiquities, of RESIDENCE of . , at twelve, at may be had, authenticated by a 'Mike Stamp, kimmes AHOMATIC late of Eilipsr s o. u p ou .s toar .'w ome a,,,,ki m . n „,,, ir , • SPIRIT of Vonusaa, the Invention of Mr. Henry, and the only the White Hone Inn. ShipsteaupoinSteer. A pra 6, .1 ,1 e9 Ph t r the A nc ient Caledonians ; for rescuing from oblivion the vale. Admiral it H. SAWYER, K.C.B. • genuine preparatioa of that article. Cabbies, •Wilikan Wynne Eimitia, and William Goode, framing' i ' able remains of Celtic literature ; for the Establishment and omen • ~•••• - - Support of Gaelic Schools in the Highlands of Scotland, and in Id the Pariah of Dockland, hloneeistrum; the Lan;! Tax.prin. - - ' mingisarn. April 3, Ain Belt, Liverpool. re. marchelat, • other parts of the British Empire ; for Relieving Distressed r* Raikensed, " 4 nnaitenbie pin Towlree. ~ FROM :TIAE LONDON GAZETTE, MARCaI p. ... at the George e ListerpooL April a. Joseph ' Highlanders at a alktassee from their Native Domes; mail for The Landilk compact round the Manske. a t POIT, Heaton Naht s, Irma sad natal terinr, at promoting the Imposseesent and general welfare •of the Nee. A very desirable, elegant and substantial RESIDENCE, pito- IFOREION.OIIFICII. Mameuzlik • • • • • Nene; at White's Ilkothaler. April 2, Frederick Link e then part of the Kingdom. ned for the accomassidationof a Family of the first respectability, The lane hoe bees leased tOolllntsee of Mr . Amer. Richert. as zi see p ois t, hu e d, * charca ii and aci d i s i niafacturo .. at i ,„ , in Cuter, seated on a Lawn, and emkracing delightful and richly varied Consul ot tb•CePeet . totted Hope fee hielkieett Oleg* of Pm". the Angel Inn, Dale.etreet, Li . April 2, James lier. HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING. The King has also been pleased to approve of idr. Joke Mullett ari a Ja w hter ~..........Mk.,..._._._, „,, _ v n erP " L easkire. paper wakes " , as tw , e ve , Views of the surrounding Country ; numerous and convenient at- April 10. Daid. Gram PANSIDINTs tubed and detached Ogees; Stables, Coach-hoar Rooms a* Consul-General In Great Britain, for the United Previews In at the Angel Ins, Doe -street, LiverpqoL , The Right Hon. Viscount - 6 LENORCIIY, in the Chair. the whole plentifully supplied with excellent Water • capital Kitchen the Rio de la Plata. . now or late of UptonzuponSevern, Worcestershireklinendri_per, at Vice-rxemnittn, Garden, planted with fine choice Froit Trees, Spacious Grapery, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. eleven, at the office of Mr. Thomas Bird. jun. solicitor , Upton. 'Slight Hon. Lord F. I. Gowzn Major. General Sir J. Manses, Green House, dic. Bentifel Plantation, Shrubberies, and Pleasure James Robinions late of Derby, tape-manufacturer, from Muth upon-Severn. April 5, Thomas Partridge, Foreyridge;gtafford. • lie Evan Mac Gamin, of Mac- K. C. Et. Grounds; extensive dry, gravelled, and other Walks ; lnclosum 3, to June 2, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn , Derby. shire, minter and of Birmingham, Warwickibire, iroiunimet; at Gregor, Ban. Major• General DAVID STEWAIT, of rich Meadow and Grazing Lands, which, with part o the Lawn, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . ooe, at the Ro yal: Hotel, Birmingham. April 4; John Palmer,. Ar Mann Saiw STEWART, C.B. is irrigated from a Spring rising close to the House ; the Waters of M att h ew mi n i pr awn . L ancas hi re , i nnkeeper. Shrewsbury, Salop. mercer and lineadraper, at eleven, at the 'lsis of Ardgowan, Bart. a peculiarly soft and fertilizing nature, and for use, possessing all bet Hotel, Shrewsbury. April 6, Thomas Salter, Malichesyr s .• . ..... l' GENERAL COURT of this CORPORATION, the properties of mamas Gm :. Hopkine• _-• • .. BR itamtiturch.ea - SIKRUPTS. set. indised.broier. to sap. and William Peerson, Loadoo, merchants. at nine , at the Star Inn, A to celebrate the ANNIVERSARY of the VICTORY of THE BRISTOL WATERS; omit Illardho lles 27 ,at nine, nod April 20, at ten, at the Court Deansgste, Blanchester. March 30, Richard Hodgki ALEXANDRIA, will be held at the Freemasons' Tavern, on A Farm ns= li nd• ' • • /loose, with couvenient Agricultural Buildings, containing 411 sftemadesissime of B an k rupts, Basingball-street. Assam's*, Edmund Hodgkinson, Cockney, Nottinghanishlre, cotton spinneveg- - • VIDNISDAY; tip 21st instant, at Five o'Clock. Dinner at Six together about at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop. Nottl gbaindian. Mown. Elam and Co. Cloak-hum TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES ; March 31, Michael Jones Gawked, late of Whitby, Yorks.*, . . o'Clock precisely. Members of the Society who do not express to eithei of the Se- Laid out is a pleasing Park-like style, studded with line Forest Thignme **isle Webb, Ledbury. Herefordshire, cider.nsitr. porter merchant, at four, u the Swan Inn, Coney-street, Vitt. wearies their intention of attending the Meeting, will procure and ether Trees ; obset , Apsiti,lo, and 20, at two, at the Hen and °deka? March 30, Elizabeth Wo odward, Derby, innkeeper, at linen 'Tickets at the Tavern .- Tickets , 11s. 6d. each. Also STOKE HILL, CUMEREW, and ALSTON FARMS, Hotel, Blnsikagisam. Anomie', gnus. Long end Co Gears the &Ulan, Derby. April 2, Thomas Land, Leas, Yorks hire s at Ticire, • Strangers must be introduced by Members; but Members et With good Farm Houses, Agricultural Buildings, and about lon ;or Messrs. Arnold and Co. Birmingham. lax spinner, at eleven. at the Court Heine, Leeds. any of the Branch Societies established at Canada. at Madras, TWO HUNDRE AND SIXTY ACRES John Peeress, late of W alwort b , Boendraper, March 16,23, and CERTIFICATES.-Mmica 30. Atinnbay, Aberdeen, Dendee. Inverness, tar Inierary, as well as Of rich Meadow, Gneiss, and Arable Land : April 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Jansen Lomax, Hank= Lancashire, calico printer. simnel ;Members of the Highland Society of Scotland, are admissible The whole Estate about Basingkalletrect. Attorney, Mr. D. Josses, Size-lane. C alvert, Fore -street. Crippkgate, flax dresser. Thomas Riddick, oithout introduction. FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES. Wilikin Lawton, Hey, Cheshire, woollen manufacturer, April 17, late of Penton.place, Pentenville, baker. Daniel Williams, Dpt. The Highland Garb Naval or Military Uniform, is adopted at Forming a most desirable Property far the Residence era Family et two; 18, and 29, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown Inn, ford, Kent, slate merchant. William Scott and Joseph Scott, ses all the General Courts of the Corporation. of consequence, and, as an Investment, the whole in perfect order. Huddersfield. Minnie., Messrs. Wiglesworth and Co. Gray% Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchants. Alarm. Eines, Heaton Marks A. 31ACDONALD,) sa Th e Rates and Taxes very moderate. A most beautiful Country, i nn . si p iar e ; o r m oors . Th ompson and Co . H a lif ax . Lancashire , cotton spinner. William Walton, Charles-strest, s . H. LONG LANDS, 1 "' wa secretaa4e'' pleasant Neighbourhood, near good Markets, and eminent Roads John Pollard, Burnley, Lancashire. mercer March IS, at six, 16, Middlesex Hospital, linendraper. Samuel Cooper, pan. Burt et. - in all directions; about four miles from Tavistosk ; ten from Ply. at ten and A p ril 20, at eleven, at the Hull Inn, Burnley. At. Edmund's, Seffolk, hatter. i' ARMY CONTRACTS.; month and Devoupert._, • torni4; Messrs. Alcock and Co. Burnley; or Mr. Beverley , General Weekly Average of tote Brice of British Corn, which TREASURY CHAMBERS, May be viewed, by applying on the Premises, where Particulars Garden-c T le ourt, emp . governs Importation, made up to the Sid'of March. may be bed; of Mesas. Foot and Son, Solicitors, Davenport ; Cammingsriat Deoartmente lifiniery 26,1327. Mr. Whitlow, Hotel, Plytnestht Bedford Arms, Tavistocis; Mr. John Lewis Abbot, Bristol, smiler, March 17, 29, and April 20, at Wheat 545. 0-1. I Oats 295. lid. I Beans 481. fld. White Mart, Salisbury 1 , ~___.. . MM r . NOTICE is betel'' , given to all Persons desirous of at° lB 4 New London In s t. Better; one, at the White Lion Inn, BristoL Attornies, Mr. William Barley 375. 14. I Rye 311 s. 10.1. Pees 495. 11d. Back, Bristol ; York Hors Hotel. Bath; lien and Chickens, Jones, uronay-equare ,or aar. Robert Sa u nde rs . o onstos. -.--• contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of Birmingham; Messrs. Dynan)! and Gritty, Solicitors, Field -court, William Davy, Remit*, iron and brass-founder , March 13„ as, at CIONININSIOISS in the Zing's Cheshire Regiment a Yeameory the Army, viz. Gray's Inn •at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Rege nt four, and April 90, at two, at the Norfolk ' Hotel, Norwich. CeeAry, signed by the Lord lieutenant of the Comity Palatine BREAD. Street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Anoraks, Messrs. Brooksbank and Co. Gray's Inn•square; or of boater• To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Qnarters, and p_, _ • Messrs. Parkinson and Co. Norwich. Table/ Teepop-Tbe Hen. George Leicester to be Captain, eke William Hollins resigned. Barrache, in the uadermentioned Counties and Islands : FOREIGN CORN TRADE . Am Dsvies , Penygloddfa , Montgomeryshire, flannel-manufacturer, , , Kmitsford Troop- it illiam Tattoo Egenoa, lisq. to be Captala s March 14,1 e, end April 20, at at she Herbert's Arms Bedford Middlesex Just published, in One Volume, en. peke 12s. boards , vice John Hollins, resigned. Berk (including the Town of Messnwsih VOTES made during a TOUR in DENMARK, connt;sgrdanl"' Henry . Attlrams'air Frederick William Bnit eleven, P mce, T ti aiwreek " auma s ;or . rick &nom, camera. _ N. Esageford) Norfolk IA ROLSTRIN, MECKLENBURG.SCHWERIN, PO- ',Backs Northampton MERANIA. th e ISLE of EUGEN, PRIPSE A, POLAND, Edward Dew " e9 C lads PliNk4weeeaJeraTeotlieees Si. James. PORTUGAL. • (Cambridge (*Whig the Town• Ondualat the SAXONY, BRUNSWICK. HANOVER. the HANSEATIC „____ akliatler s Mandl les tills, at rareNre. ag.d'ilPial Ws at .me,' A„.. oit the • of Newmarket) . enksge hi t h e llee t en TBRIUTORIBS. OLDEN G, FRMSLAND, HOL- ''"'"" e t eme e tedelleht It We% Meetri. Vollissvela and — C - okneeet. ---- EIRS4II , I* Mat asigaios booms sx Ina car. Chester Nottlagham LAND, BRABANT, the RHINE COUNTRY. and FRANCE. ~.. _ _ 0 • Cornwall (including Scilly) Oxford Interspersed with some Observations en the FOREIGN CORN Thensed lose sad hone thedlose, Townson. ouribeseeses. SW* rum, saocasii or emu Kamm •`• Csinberiand Rutland TRADE. To which are amend the latest Prices of Corn at all ISslas slid APU los at deems ot the Bobo of Feothen Its, The following Letters a r e tran s lated f r om copies of Derby Salop the Shipping Pens on the Continent. Ledbury, Herefeedvhke. 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