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JESTr'• ORDNANCE, AI herds give Wks, That Proposals will be received at their Mee, in Pall• Mall, on or before Monday, the 4th day of October next, from such .Pegeons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the iiRICKLAYERS', MASONS', and PLASTERERS' WORKS, required for the Ordnance Service in the Portsmouth DivitTon, for a period of Five Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Two Years, upon Six Months notice, at the option of either party. _ _ _ This day was published, In 4to. prim: tSs. boards. BUA GANITA ; or, The Algebra of the Hindus. By EDWARD S I'RACHEY, Of tlie East-India Company's Bengal Civil Service. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. I3ookellers to the Hon. Bast-India Company, Loadenhall-street. VALUABL:II MED -HIGHLY Mk OVEABIA ESTATES, LINCOLNSHIRE. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the New Inn, Market Deeping, in the County of Lincoln, on Tuesday, the 11th day of December, 1813, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, THE MANOR of STOW, EAST DEEPING, and JAMES DEEDING, together with itvetal very desira ble ana valuable Farms, containing near 3000 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with appropriate Farming Buildings, situate at or Itelr Wilsthorpe, Stow, EarhAme, Deep ing, 3m4liaston,ln the County of Lincoln. Ile whole of this Estate Is situate upon good road/ in a desirable part of the County of Lincoln, within five miles of Stamford, and at an easy distance from Bourn and Market Deeping, Is well stocked with Game, and the. Farming Buildings upon it very goo 1. The Wilsthorpe Estate comprises she while Parish, with the exception of the Glebe. MONEY IMMEDIATELifb Nu. 4, Duke-stre.tt, Actelett ESSag. NICHOLS and C o . can comman d M any Sant of Money, and are In the habit of lending 'mat £lOO to any extent, upon every description of Property. 'iii. and Notes tlf Hand discounted, and Instant advances utad.• upon approved securities. The transactions at this Office will alitlays , be found to be cgaducted with the snow-, delicacy and prop-iety. —l,ertersenust be post-paid —Attendance fro., cievrn till fie,. • 41. MISSIONARIES TO INDIA. This day was published, price 2s. SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of CHARLES MARSH, Eat. M. P. in the HOUSE of COMMONS, hit 1813, on the Clause in the East-India Bill, enacting further facilities to Persons going out to India for Iteligiohs purposes. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. I..eadenhall-strcet. • THE REAL JAPAN CLA‘KING) made by DAY and MARTI:It, H Holborn. Many of the Counterfeits say, (as) made by Day and Martin ; others ilwa 97, Holborn, leaving out the word High; aad some have *sing (nr) before the orir,inal number. Also observe that the struii *din B. is eh-ar and distinct. Descriptive Schedules of the Works that are to be performed, and the Terms and Conditions of the Cor.tracts, may be obtained u po n application to Major-Gcneral FISHER, Commanding Royal Rnk,inears at Portsmouth; and also at the Secretary's Office, in PaII-Mali aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where !be Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Works at Portsmouth;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 4th — clay of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tear der be noticed unless the patty making it or an agent on his behalf shall attend. WAI IN GERM ltif! This day was pubii , hed, price 7s. in boards. ATOPOGRAPHICAL AND MILITARY DESCRIPTION o GERMANY and the surrounding Country. Illustrated by a Map containing all the Military Roads and Distances of the Post TWIN. Ills LIGOL 711441:L. Particulars may be bad at the Plate of ;ale; of Mr. zurchami Cnninsby, near It lorncastle ; of Ml'. Thoniss Bee ot,, htirket Deriving, Lincolnshire, (Who will shew the Estate); and Of Mews. Farrer and Co. Linaoln's•iiin fields, Landon, HAMBURG!!, SEPTEMBER Rs The Prefect of the Department of the Mouths of thr rise, Baron of the Empire, and Knight of the Imperial Order of Re-trniou, to hicasieess the Sub• Prefects of the same Ds partinem. • " Gexstrstmr—Ocenrrences, the remembrance of wbiefi the inhabitants of the Mouths of the Elbe must endeavour to efface by an entire submis s ion to the laws of the Empi re , h a d cadsed the execution of the Imperial Decree of the sth April lest, concern ing the erganization of the Regiments of Guards 4.1 Honour to be suspended. " All the departments have rivalled each other in replying to the call of their Siver , ... , gn ; the Depart ment of the Elbe is the only one which makes an ez ception to this general rule. " In the fall perioasion, Gentlemen, that your legators wait only for an opportunity of at the same time laying open not only their devotion but likewise their repentance. I have endeavoured to facilitate the means of their so &lug, by furnishing their contin gent to the four regiments of guards of honour; and I would willingly believe, that being at length enligh tened with regard to their interest, their zeal wilt be equal to my expectations. " Your first care must be to draw twit a geccral list of the persons in your territory, who have heels called upon to contribute t•-• the formation of the re giments of guards of humour. " The 14th Article of the Decree of the sth of . I April, (which appears printed at the bottotn of thcq• present instructions,) will describe such persons to you in the most distinct manner. • Ily Captain MULLER, King's German Engimere. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Wblteball; and may be had of all Bonkselltrs. KENT. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, Forty Miles from London, and a short distance from the main Turnpike Road. TO LE r, THE VICARAGE HOUSE, sitnate at Milton,' twit Sittingborne, cons!sting of two Parlours, Ereakfalo room, kitchen, Wash-house, three Red chambers, two Attics, convenient Stabling, Coach-house, and a most excellent Garden. Rent £3O per avnum.—lmmediatv possession may be had, and further particular; known, by applying to Messrs. Hinde and Son, 'Solicitors, Mil:on, next Slttingborne, Kent. SECOND EDITION. EAST-INDIA REGISTER. This day was pubiished, 'price Ss. sewed, illustrated with a co loured Map of Hindostan, pointin out the late Division of Territory, THE EAST-INDIA REGISTER and lIIREC, TORY for ISIS; containing the Company's Ustablifhinents at home and abroad, with the alterations that. have occurred op to the day of publication. Various Rules and Regulations re specting the Company'S Senice, an Abstract 'of the late Act for the Renewal of the Charter, and much other useful information. By JOHN MATHISON and ALEXANDER WAY MASON, 01 the Secretary's Office, East-In.lia Hou.e. London : Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenhall-street ; C. Chapple, No. So, ; Chaska P. Archer, Dante.street, Dublin; and Manners and Moller, Edinburgh. to•- There berg but few Copies printed, It is rerommmded to those who wish to become Purchasers, to be early in their applica: ion. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Sept. 16, tens. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE, do howdy t he Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the ::9th instant, from such persons who may be willing to undertake the supply of Five Hundred Chat. drons of COAI .S, and Two Hundred Chaldrons of CULM, for service of this Department at Gibraltar, there to be delivered at the expenee raf the Contractor. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's Main, Eighton Moor, or equal thereto in quality and good ness. The Cuim also must be equally good of Its kind. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon appbcation at the secre tary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the bouri of tea and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed ",Proposals for Coals, &c. ;" also ex ( res. ing :he shortest possible period in which the deliveries will be made. . TO BE LEI', fur such Terms as may be agreed upon. MOST desirable MANSION, fir for any Gen tleman's abode. The Premises are adjoining alse Viltage of Wouldharn, close to the navigable and pleasant River Med way, within three mi;esand a half of the City of Rochester, and five miles from Maids-one ' in a sporting part of the County of Kent, and clews to Wouldhani Common, tp which it. an untani , tul right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. '1 he ground fioar consists of a commodious Haa, wilt a grand Staircase, a 13r4e - rig-roons. Parkury Sittings room. and a spacloas Kitchen ; the one pair of stairs consists of five very roomy Bed-chamfers, one of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; two pair of stairs; a hack' Staircase from the Kit chen, containing s:z Rooms with tirc.piace. in three of them, a Staircase from the passage of the two pair into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a de..ightf al prospect of the River Medway and country all round; most spacious Cell ws, w!th evcelent Bina, a Forr.court enclosed with a dwarf aad roiling romp ; a Loge l!nek Court enclosed all roomd with a high brick wall, well stuck. d with choice wall Fruit -trees. welt chsson Shrubs and Plovers; an %acacia Garde* well walled and fetich!, stocked with slot cholost Fruitage, a large Yard en closed with a 6i tg h brick wall, an i tcellent seven-stalled Stable, over which is a high spacious Loft, two Coach-houses, and many ' other Out-Offices, ton'tedious to mention herein. The Lessee may be accommodred writ a, dozen Acres of choice :snod Land adjoining said Premises' -squired. For further Particulars, enquire of Mr. ..titice. a! Wmildham, This day were published, In One Volume, svo. price 7s. boards HISTORICAL SKETCHES ofPOLITICS and PUBLIC MEN, for the Year 1812-13. (co be con tinued Annual y)- ,' This writer, whoever he be, brings to his task a much larger share of information, nflectiou, and calm temper, than general?y belongs to the sethor* of temporary productions. A spirit of deliberate Inquiry alpd a cool judgement are conspicuous, not on some merely, but on all the topic, di.cusst d." Monthly Review, Au-ust 1313. Printed For Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 11i n, Pater noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. No Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th instant, at o'Cluck at noon of the same day ; neither will any Terdvr be noticed unless the Parer snakirg it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. 2ly Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. ANATOMICAL THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL. m-IL. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON will begin their LECTURES upon ANATOMY, PHY SIOLOGY, and the OPERATIONS of .SURGERY, un the FIRST Of OCTOBER, at TWO O'CLOCK. PRINCIPLL I and PRACTICE of SURGERY, Ey Mr. Hem:dm:tom. ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS and DISSECTION, By Mr. FRAMPTON. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Patcz, Apothecatri at the Hovt t This day ,was published, Price lOs. 6d. sesreA Part the First, of QYMBOLIC ILLUSTRATIONS of the HIS -10 TORY of ENGLAND; accompanied by a Narrative of the principal Events. Designed more particularly for the instruction of Yowl Persons. To be completed in three Parts, forming a handsome quarto volume.-13y MARY ANN RU NDAI.I., of Percy House, Datli,Author of the Grammar of Sacred History. " The said list will require your whale attfmtion, and must be exactly confermable to the annexed model. " That you may leave nothing to be wished, rtft will demand information from the Mayors, and, in case of necessity, consult with the other functionark's of your arrondissement, and in one wor,l, regle(t none of those means whi.h may to you appear pro per, to causb you to cbtaM cach a perfect result as I have reason to expect from your punctuality an& zeal. " The commands which I have received are press. ing. and do not permit me to allow any bong delay for drawing out your lists. It is highly necessary that I receive them by the ISth of this month at the latest. " According to the instructions of his Excellency, the Minister of the Interior, from which I shall give you such directions as concern you, the genera] list must b.: divided into as many sections as the Decree orders. SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY PetIVATE CON rrt.ler. TWO desirable FREEHOLD FARMS, situated in the mr.st pleasant part of the County, one containing IR. 37P. ai%l the other I I lA. IR. I4l'. of Arable, Mea dow, Pasture, and Wood Land, great part of which is Tithe free —For Particulars and Plan.., apply to Adam Murray, Sur veyor and Land Agent, 65, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Cress.— (Letters post paid.) London Printed Tor and published by Black, Parry, and Co. Book4cliers to ►he Hon. Bast-India Company, N 0.7, Leadenhall street ; and sold by John Upham, Bath; and Edward Upham, Exeter. FASHIONABLE DANClNG.—PrivateTuitior. Mr. HO►PIKINS begs leave to return his most grateful th.ski to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis tin; teshed patronaite he has so long experienced, and respectfully solicits a continu in. eof their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen WA, haVe never acquired this accomplishment, or those who brie n.it attained the pi stilt fashionable mode, may he expedi tiously instructed in the nu-sr private manner to qualify them for the fiat Asiernimes, on application at his r& lance, Coach makers Noble -street, roster-lane, Cheapsule. Schools attended. Mk day was pubPstsed, in One Vo!tme, Royal Octavo, price se!. ls. In boards A N ANALYTICAL TABLE Of the PRIVATE S fATUTES, passed between the Ist Geo. 11. A.D. 1727, aid ssd Geo. 111. A.D. 1812, both inclusive, arranged Chrono log:cal;i-, Alobabetically,and according to the subject matter; and combining, in facility of reference, the utility of each of tluae maw& of at rangement. By GEO. BRAMWELL, of Lincoln's Inn neWs. _ . _ . . This gook will be found particularly useful to all b Conveyancers, Solicitors, and o - hers concerned in preparing or pa•sin.- privAtt• Acts of Parliament, being the ouly digest Iv tlietto published of the titles of private Acts prefixed to the several editions of the Fla.' tines at Loge. London : Printed for Jos•pli Butterworth, Fleet-street; ar4 J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dsbiin. _, ALLENS ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 19, SHERRAR D-PT EET, GOLDEN-SQUARF.. TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION for DANCING, every Thursday Evening for Three Mouths Xi. Is. or Stir Instruction also on Monday Evenings, Cl. Is. Earance, and 302. 2s. for I bree Month s. Nona but respectable Persons ad initn d. Also respectable Pupils tun:ssr the age of fourtt.en in s-tuct•.d in an elegant and superior style of Dancing two Even ings a Week, at half-past Eight, or on Wednesdays and Saturdays at four o'Clock, for LI. is. Entrance, and Li. Is. per Quarter; or if above fourteen, £2 21. per Quarter. Families taught at Lome according to their number. Pupils of any a that have rover learnt, wishing to be expeclitionsty compleated quite in private, pay more. The first section shall comprehend the Members of the Legion of Honour and their sons. 64 The second, the Members of the Imperial Order of Reunion and their sons. " The third, the kniglits, Barons, Cout.ti, Dukes, and their sons. DANIEL'S RURAL SPORI S.—A NEW VOLUME. To-morrow will he publiihed, ASUPPLEMENT, forming a Fourth Volume to the RURAL :s.PORTS ; comprisiny, among other matter, Remarks upon, and Anecdotes of the FISH, BEASTS, and, BIRDS, that at all interest or are searched after by the Sportsman.' By the Rev. W. B. DANIEL. Printed uniformly st ith the First Editions, in large and small' 4to. and Royal Bvo. and embellished with a fine Portrait of the Au:hor, a, , tl other Plater, by Tomkins, Lan.lwer, &e. Price, in extra boards: s. "It well to be understood, that these three sec. tions must only contain persons who reside in the de partments, and who, by their official duties, do not rank tinder the following descriptions s • " Consequently a Member of the Legion, a Knight, a Damn, Sec. is only to be inscribed on this part of the List, in case of 11;s not•being a Member et the Electoral College, nor of the General Council, &c. " The 4th and sth sections comprehend the Mem bers of the Departments, and the College of the Ar rwlissement of the General Department and Coun cils of the Arrondissemehts, the Municipal Council-. lots of the good cities, their sons, and nephews. " The 6th section shall comprehend such as are most heavily taxed in the Departments and the Com munications: RICH WHEEL. rpwo PRIZESore2O:OI)O, and only One Day 1 ti) Draw Next TUE , DAY, 4ept. 28th, the Lavery will f ~ ; •111)rnving, aml the nrst 'Mica drawn a Prize above X3O 'tin receive, iu aliti*., the sum of X 20,000. !'UL WM Lt 1. CONTAINS 2 - Prize.. of - ,C 20,000 2 .. .. - . 3,000 4 - - - 500 5 - . • . . 200 1•) - - - - iilo Imperial Quarto - 414 fi Medians Drawing Quarto 3 6 0 Dear , Quarto - 2 12 6 • Royal Octavo - 2 2 0 Subscribers, Gentlemen, and llnok•elier4, are respectriilly in formed that only a limited number are printed, and front the• ex i strit nee afforded by the rapid Side and consequent advance of the firmer Volumes ; they are recommended to complete their Sri., without delay, which will pri vent disappointment, and en sure good impressions of all the sizes. • s • Gentlemen who have favoured Mr. Daniel with their names will plea,e apply to him at No. 39, Garden-row, West. :lure, Lamb, t h. London : P. inter! for B. and R. Crosby and Co. Strionere court, Ludjate.ht re( t ; and sold by all Booksellers. • The 7th shall comprehend such persons who are employed in the different Bureaus, as likewise their sons. Ard the full proportion of .ClO, P 25, and .0"20 Prizes. Tickt ts and Silures. learrankr/ taLlfalvil are seU;ng br RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. CONTRACTORS, At tl eir Offices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornbil, and facing the istng's Mews, Ch: ring Cross, who sad and sliared, in the l resent I.o.tcry, N 0.8,411, a Prize of £l,OOO, No. 1,l In, a Prze of .;:.7,011, and Nr. 4,313, a Prize of £2OO. k:~'H Wii IL.-NI!XI '' I'Ui I).iY, rWO PRIZES of ED,OOO, and only One aty to Athaw Ncict 1.:;:f >AY, Ser. eath, tlw Lottery will fiii'slt '"`""7, and the Et -t . 1 ick er drawn a Prize above •Ci(), Will re- CW re, Jit;on thy stint of .k..''20,004). TILE IV il F. 1,11. r rAI e - Przcs of - XL:0,000 i .., - - - 1,000 • 4 . - - 500 S- - - . 200 Id ' - • .. . 100 And the full pen portion of lecO, itls, and £2O Prizes. 'llticets and Shand, soarnusted and.crw.-s, ere soiling by svif - r and Co. No. If, POULTRY i No. 31, A LOCJATE lIIGH lO.ifl. CHARING:PIO'', STREIT. ._ I .4 o cro ' E i .. l l l —t P he . on r .ly EN T o . r B R . n. I • l a ; i l , S h e H 1 c 1 S n 4 ini the ft U T United kingdom. E-tablished 180 s. Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, hearf,. !sail's; and, by appointment, at /larding. and Co. 89, Pail Mall. 'I his fabric from its c ommencement has been manufactured With a view for sale to private Families and home Trade, and ie now brought to a degree of mealtime arxl perfection unequalled, and sold at a'.u , tit hall the rice .1 Irish or other fine Linens. Jr le pecuilarly adapted for all seasons and climates by its free dom from the effect, incident to the changes of the atmosphere, to wilier: every ottier description of Shirting Cloth is liable. Its durability and beautiful whiteness, after five years trial, rands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the qualities for which it I. rerommen.fed. It ii necenary to 6e tailitular is eke APlrris, to avoid tlie many ;hellions now timbal at elfirerent Skop, ly ofcri.7. an Article which they call PAINT SPULTING aid which is made only of Cotton. A List of Families wh o: have had Lowe's shirting Cloth In Wear for several years, may be seen ant/referred to. PIUVXIE EDUCA I lON. ALADY, who is perfectly capable of teaching the Ilinoforte, French and English Languages, Geograpl. y, with the [lse of the Globes, Wilting, Arithmetic, and the usual elementary branches of female Education without the assistance of Mast,rs, and with their attendance, is fully competent to ac celerate th•' improvement of her Pupil, in prawing, Italisn, and nn the Harp, is desirous of engaging in the capacity of Governess in a respectable family. •I'he Advertiser can give the most satisfactory references re spering moril character and abilities, and In the choice of a Jituation will not consider distance an objection. Letters (post paiti) addressed Y. Z. Post-Office, Weymou:h, will receive int media attention. 'There are likewise appearances of valuable Mines of Lead. and Copper on the Estate. A new Road, made under the authority of the Parliamentary Commissioners, passes from the south, through the Estate, in its course to the Royal Burgh of Wick, BRI I ISH PAINT hIANUFAC 1 ()KY, 1 which renders the access to the south, and to the interior of the 62, QUELN-S7 REIT, CIIIAPSIDE. country, easy and raped' , ious. The si uation affords a constant OHEAP, DURABLE, and IMPENETRABLE I supply of sea as well as fresh - water Fish , and the greatest abun- PAINTS, ground in Linseed Oil, for Park Paling, Fences, dance of Game of various sits, as Deer, Roe, the common as 'ilk's, s, Slates, Stuccoed Fronts, Out-buildings, and Weather- well as th e mountain Hare Black Cock , Ptarmigan, Grouse, boarding, of every description. Partridge , P l o ver, Snipe, and Woodcock. With a little attention, Invisible Green, per cwt. 565. I Yellow, Black, White, Pheasants also might soon be reared in the greatest abundance, Dark Olive Green, 70s. I Stone, and Lead Co- the Covers being remarkably adapted for them. On the whole, Bright Olive Green, 1 12 s. louts, each, per cwt. 565. no property can be more desirable to the Sportsman, the Planter, Blue, - • -80 s. Red, - - 40$. the Sheep Farmer, or the Agriculturist. Chocolate, - 565. The Estate is Freehold, and affords a Qualification for Electing Prepared Oil, to thin the above for Use, ss. 6d. per Gall. or being Elected to Parliament for the County. The Teinds are Genuine Ground White - Genuine Sperm Oil, per valued, and the Public and Patisb Burdens are moderate. Lead, pat: cwt. 565. Gal. - - tis. 6d 'The Title-Deeds,Rentals,&c. are in the bands of James Horne, Turpentine, per gall. IS.. Pale Seal 011, - 5 5 . Dd. Esq. W. S. 17, Herat-row, Edinbargh, who has full powers of Boiled Oil, - . 75.6 d. Pale Whale, . • 45.6 d. i Sale. Mr. James Hall, the Overseer at Langwell, will point out Linseed Oil, - 71. Od. Common Oil, . 41. Sd. ( the lands and•Boundarles ; and those desirous of acquiring 18- N. B. The Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, possess ' ,formation are also requested to apply to Captain John Henderson, t or Aitnster, by Thurso, the Factor upon the Estate ; or to Aim. great durability, and are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot. -- 'They are peculiarly adapted for work exposed to the effects of I Fraser, Esq. Lincoln's Inn. weather, and may also be applied with advantage to the general N.B. Intended Purchasers are requested to view the Property purposes of Useful In-door Painting, as they dry very quick, are during this Summer; as, if not previously dispor dof by Private handsome in appearance, and used in the manner of other Paints. Bargain * (of which immediate notice shall be given), It will be GEORGE UPTON and Co. Oil aofi Coleurinen 62, Queen- (exposed to Public Sale on Wednesday the 10th November next, street; 41, London-wall; and Komi+ WW l '', Delta in *ltch, at Tw o o'clock, within the Royal Escbaage Collett- House Eta- Tax, &min ,ate. die. burgh. " By persons employed in the different Bureaus, is solely to be understood the Directors, Inspectors, Comptrollers, and Receivers, having great receipts in the administration of Registrations of the Posts, in the Custom House, the united Courts of Justice, &c. There can be no question in this case concerning the clerks, properly so called, unless that by their families they appertain to one of the said descriptions. Finally, the eighth section shall be composed of military persons, who have served in the Frenth - Army, and of such as have served as Officers in fo reign services (even before the union of the Hanse Towns with the French Empire), and of their sons, " All the individuals who have sere d in the French Armies, if strong and able, shall, in scch cases, be entered in this section of the list, they them. selves, their sons, grandsons, and nephews. 44 This section of military persons shall include even such as have attained their 45th year. (Art. 18. of the Decree). " Atter some other articles, it concludes thus : - - 44 As the preceding dispositions will suffice to fa cilitate the means for finishing your lists in a respec table manner, I shall add nothing farther than the re quest to transmit them to me at the time appointed. The very least delay would not suffer itself to be conciliated with the celerity with which I have to pro• teed in my operations. I transmit you some copies of these present instructions, as likewise of the decree of the sth April for yourself, and for the Mayors of the Cantons in your Arrondissements, and beg that you will inform me of the receipt of them. Accept, Gentlemen, the assurance of my distinguished esteem. (Sinned) 64 DE amercumn TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE ESTATE of LANG WELL ; cont A ininn 1 a!mut , 27,i6l English Acres, whereof the Rental and esti- i mai ed Value amounts to £2,223 per Annum. This extensive, beautiful, and productive Estate is situated on the North s'de of the Moray Frith, in tl:e Southern part of the County of Caithness, bounding with the County of Sutherland for many miles, and having a Royal Grant to a Right of Forestry attached to it. In addition to natural Woods of Birch, &c. con siteittg in ail of about 8.5.; Acres, above half a million of Larch, of Scotch Fir, Oak, Elm, Ash, &c. have been planted by the pre • sent Proprietor, Which thrive well; and this being one of the few Situations within the County, where it has been ascertaieed that Plantations will answer, it affords a very t romising field for that beneficial and ornamental mode of improvement, which may be carried on to a great extent, and to facilitate which, a Nursery has been already established at the Garden of Longwell. ' fhe situation of this Estate is remarkably beautiful, romantic, and convenient. It extends about seven miles along the Coast, from the Ord of Caithness eastward, and stretches for many miles from the Sea-shore towards the Interior of the County. The Northern and Western Boundaries are sheltered by the lofty i'skuritains of the Murven and the Scarriben, to the summits of 1 which the Property extends. From these Mountains, the Rivers li of Langwell and Bertidae derive their source, and after passing through Tallies distinguished by the same names, they unite at Bert' Wale Inn, within a few hundred yards of the Sea. These Vakit , aff,rd Arable Land, Meadow, and excellent Pasture, while the Pants or Rising Grounds immediately adjicent, are covered y:ith Natural Wood; beyond which are very extensive' tracks of liill Pasture, of a most excellent quaqte, where, from the advantageous nature il the exposure, and the shelter of the Wends, When necessary, the Stock feed at all Stiasins of the year with comfort and safety. The considt rabic Improvements which have been made upon the Estate within the la..t eo years, add greatly to those natural beauties for which it is so justly celebrated, as well as to its in trinhic value. Two ca;;ital Shag) Farms, stocked with the Che viot Breed, have been established fer many years ; and the stock have thriven so well, as to rival, even In the Southern Marke's, Sheep of the same kind bred on the Borders. _ 'I he ancient Mans;on-house has fallen into decay ; but the ,ittration where it stood Is remarkably romantic and beautiful, hanging over the river Langwell, .. ithin less than a mile from the sea, and surrounded by risine, grounds covered with wood. A Garden with hot walls, &c. has been formed, with a view to the establishment of a residence on that part of the Es tate. An Inn, also Farm-houses and Office-houses have been erecfed on different parts of the Estate at consider able expense. The Salmon fishing, which at present yields a cor.siderable rent, is likely to be greatly increased at the expiration of the present least..