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rhinit 54321 ADMIRALTY-WPM?, 7luot te, 1806 N OTICE it herd" gives that a Seam of 4 Oyer end Terminer food Cool %Misery, for Mt Trio! of Option coomoit ted sods 1146 Seat, violafo tbe yorifAttioa of Me of,hoirsity rf lop lord, k bell o;:iollier Hall, in the Old Balky, Lode., re Pri. l lay tho t ttb of 7olj anti .se Sisk o'Claol in oto Morotiorg. WILLIAM MARSDBN. 4IFFICA OF ORDNANCE, May a& I Sob. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. . I F.STre OR DN A NCE an hereby glee Notice. that they . will he ready to receive Propodds at their Nike in St. Margaret's rect, Weftwiniter, on or beforeethe at day of July twit, from Leh Pc Kona who may be capable and willing upwsdatake the Coo .ftrudion of certain Buildings which it is intended to wed at Col thefts:, for the Ordnance Department, coefornsably to a Plan and lkwadao, which may be foen at the Olice, on any day between the hours of tan and four reelect. . Tisd Provable to (reify the prices of each dcfcription of Wort to be looted:din the Buildings. Alio die dine in which the Work !ball be completed, ander a penalty; and the nature of the kcurity to be given, in tab of non-perfonaanavol the Contra& Propofals, healed up, and ftsperferibei a Propofab for Corinna !" lug BsdWlogs for the Ordnance Department at Colchefter," to be ddbrdiod et dt• kornary's Mice, St. Margaret's-itrect, Weft weedier, on ee bolero the tft day of July next, but no Propoials will be reedy** after that they.--By order of the Board, R.. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nat 14 atioli THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JUTE'', ORDNANCE do hereby give notice, that Pro. petals will be received at their Office, in St. Margaret-Erect, Weft. seder, on or before Tucfday the IR day of July next, fmnt fuck Perkins as may be willing to undertake the fupply of Tents and Raddleg for Service of this Department, to be delivered at the Tower or Woolwich as may be required. The Propnfais to be delivered reparately for cads Article, and further particulars toge ther with the Terms sod Conditions of the Cootrak, may be known, amen appileadon at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret tkreet, luty day beeves& the hours of ten and (oar o'clack. where ebe Propthis ere to be delivered, failed up, and marked on the (wade,. Propofak for the limply of Tents (or for Bedding, as the cafe may be) for Servile of the Ordnance Department," but no Premed ran be admitted after the Paid all day of July. By Order of the Board, R. a CAM Secretary. ILTMOUTH. In purfoanee of a Cowden of Appralfemeot and Sale Weed from the High Court efAildeoky, addreSed to John 'lt ced and John Kroger, Efqrs. • Will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, At Burrows's. the London lon, Plymouth. on Friday, the toth day of June, at Ten o'Clock In the Forenonn, A BOUT Bits 80222 of Lemons, and so Boxes of Oranges of Prime qiiailty, Landed from the Daniel Oalliot Enighederp, detained on her Voyage from Manton, by the private &ship of War Lice, David Leith Commander. Par viewing the fame, Catalogues, and Anther Information, op. pry to the Commillismers, or to James Broderick, Broker. Plymouth June t r,1806. WEYMOUTH, JUNE, s, 1806. By T. TINDALL, At the Crown Inn. on Wednefday, June 23, 1806, ender a Com. maw) of Appraifen.ent and Safe iffued from the High Court of Admiralty, and addreffed to Mello'. Wrn. Welton and Thomas Rlchardfon, Commifitonen, THE Cargo of the Galliot JOHANNA JLTLIANA HERMINA, HANG SC/ILI:Ma Maiter,on her Voyage from Midaga to Embsko, metalling of 1370 Barrels Sun RaiGns—.22 Beam RAS H '. 10 Pipes of Malaga Wine-1 Cafe of Ditto. Poe particulars apply to Mars. Wefton ashi Richardfon, Com common, Weymouth, or to T. Tindall, Broker . The Salt to begin at eleven o'clock in the morning. ESTATES near MARGATE and BOUGHTON AYLUP. To be SOLD by AUCTION, On Saturday the 28th June, at the Royal Hotel, at Margate, SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS and Parcels of Larnl, in convenient Lots. Alfo, a Wall Farm at Borgh ton Aylup, near to Arhford. ParticuLtra may be had by applying to Meffrs. M'Dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Lawkins, Margate, and Mr. GAR; 4fanterbury. Mr. Boys, the tenant of the ERates, near Margate, will thew there eitates; and Mr. Rolfe, the tenant, at Boughton Aylup, will thew his Farm. Printed par. titulars will be diltributed unmet the principal Inns on the Kent Roads, fame days prior to the rale. HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL Freehold Dive, containing about x• One Thoufand and Two Hundred Acres of Arable, Water, Meadow, Palture, Sheep Down, and Wood Lands, fituate between fifty and racy miles from London, and near to good Markets. The Eltate comprifes nearly the whole Parini Immediate pond- Son may be bad of the defirahle Family Refidence with all fuita bk Offices, the Woods, and about Two Hundred Acres of Farm ing Land which are lo hand and conveniently knitted; the chief part of the remaining Laid conititutca one very capital Farm, f.et to a molt stoexcepttonable Tenant on Leak. the remainder in (mall holdings, madly Menages and Cottages let at will. The fillate abounds with Game, and has the Royalty of an excellent Trout Filhery. The Rates arc extremely - low, the Roads excellent, and the whole forms as compadt an Eftatc as any in the County. Fox Hounds and Harrier' are kept in the Neighbourhood. Particulars may be known by application perfonally or by Let- tees (port paid) addreffed to Mena. Hanlon and Birch, Sollciton, Chancery• Lane, London. EXTENSIVE CARPENTER'S YARD and WORKSHOPS. and (mall FREEIIOLD HOUSES, and LAND in the TOWN of MAIDSTONE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. JOHN BISHOP, By order of the Afbgnees of Thomas °Aden. Carpenter, a Bank ' rum, on Thurfday the 3d day of July', tSett, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at the Star Inn, Maidftore, In one I. at. A NEW ERECTED MESSUAGE nr TENE MENT, with an el teal ve Timber or Carpenter's Yard, Car penter's and Joiner's Shops, Sheds. Store -houfe for Deals, Saw-pit. Stable, and other convenient Outbuildings adjoining, together with a Paddock behind the fame.and the Shedand Buildings thereon Thc Pranifes arc Freehold, &fleshly &mac at St. Faith% Green, Maidftone, were I . .te in the occupation of the Bankrupt, and are molt uonveniently adapted to any banters requiring room. Alfo in Six Lots—Six titan brick Meffuagts or Teeententa. with the Gardens and Appurtenances adjoining tothe before mentioned Premffm, and now In the occupation of Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Davey, Mars. Had, Merchant, and Cooper, a. Tenants at Will, at very low annual rents, amounting together to J3l. es. The whole of the Buildings, Workibops, &e. are fubitantially built, and have all been eredted within a few ycars,and are well fupplied with watet. Alto a piece of Freehold Land, in the emtre of the 1 own of Maitiftone, immediately behind the Mitre Inn,ln the Hlgh-ftreet, and extending to Earl.ftreet, together with the Ratite and build• top, one part thereof molt advantageoully fituated ;or the build ing of revs-rat (mall hooks, Iltables, nr worldlier/sit. further particulars may he known by applying to Metre Swain and Stevens. Solicitors, Old Jewry; Mr. Selby, Solititor, Town Mailing; Mr. Waterman. Solicitor. Traterdeui R hicffrealur and Pope, of the Aualuocer, Middllonc. NEW ELEMEN I'ARY BOORS.—This day was publillted, price js. bound in blue, illultrated with Map', AN EASY GRAMMAR of HISTORY, ancient and modern, by means of which that important Mike. may fur the Nit time be practically taught in Schools; written on the approved Han of Goltlf.nst Grantnur of Geography. By the R ev. J. ROBINSON, _ _ _ %falter of the Free Grammar Sheol a Ravenlionedalc, in Weft- morrlAid. 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Afro publifhed this day, No 4S, of the New Series of the Re pertory of Arta, &c. containing the Specifications of P lent lumen dans, accurat, ly copied from the Record+, In Chanccry,and a great variety of other intponant and Miro, matter. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. T HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the fuperlor crcellenee of his ESSENCE of AN. CHOVIES for Figs Sauce bits induced many perfect to give the fame name to an article entirely different. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a doty they owe the tocautloo them againft flub impoutloos, as fermi people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Sce.ao extra large profit to trend the fpuriora ktod t they are particularly reqiefted to aer (or BURGESS'S, port to obferve, none is genuine but what hare thefe words upon the label—" John Burgefs and Son's Original and fu perior Effcnce of Anchovies." •-••Warehoufe, No. 107, Strand, owner of the savoy steps. London. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN elegant Country Refidenee in the Vicinity o f Bury St. Edmund's, in Suff, , lk. confilting of a Manton newly built, the Rooms few, but of ample dinienfiem. and handomely fitted up, with proper Offices, Double Coach Houk, Stables, Dove Cute, good Waled Garden well planted, Pleafure Grounds, Pith Ponds, ke. with any speak, of mon ex cellent Paßure not exceeding One Hundred Acres. The Hoefe Is on a Lawn fronts the South, commands very rich and beautiful profpeds, fituated by the fide of the pleafant Green of Norringer, about two miles from Bury, celebrated for the gentility of its in habitants and neighbourhood. and dilhnt from London a very eafy day'e}oureey.6ll miles of good road. For further particulars apply to Mein. Windus Son, and Hof taway, Southampton Buildings, Loudon, or to George brown, Efq Bury St. Edmund's. This day were publilbed, In Two Volumes. Odtaro, price 11. ts. in boarda, R. EC OL LECT IO N S of PARIS, in the Years 3.4, and s• By j. 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