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*Th . Nmunrai OFFICE OP 011D144NCE, Met!, 31111. THE pßijvClP4l..Ofttgißs e his MA JllB7T's OR4PN4JVCS., i Mreby she Make, TIM Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall. or before Mondayohe 14th day of June next, from such ?en-lis as Marie willing to .undertake the supply of COALS s,•rvice of this Department, for . a Prrosk of One Year. The I mus . be of the description denominated Adair Main or Fighton Moor, or coal% of equal %talky and goodness, and will be requin:d ta,be deliyered,, free of .aoy expence, except the Ning"f Outy, either pp shore or into vessels or craft at any plaAe in the River Thames,.and at faiersham. : or at any port or place i n t h e River Medwmat the option of the. principal Officers ;and further Particulars,. tosether , with. the Terms and Conditions of thesContract, *lay hr known upon application at the Seere tary'sOffiCti, ktv.s.ellll!lVlsfutesaidvany day between the hours of ten and,fitur.cAsinck.witvre.rite friopesals mit be delivered, sled up R.lendorsed , " % pi?pcnati for Coals;" but . no Proposal on be ad mitted aftelle at twelve o'clock 44 coon cA jlle'srp! ciisi .. titiOiet:wittiny Tender be noticed Bleu the pa:ty,seyns,i!, Isent . 4 , ll shall attend By Order. nrsi,tho„,STF4 ! .", 11': CR SW, Secretary • ** . r. 01468 -014 OR 2, lats. THE P RING! :0 FF ICEkS BIS M A • (YR Ir (47.3 ATC ROE lithby kPile Nerire, That Propaili'will receii'id at:their ()Ince in on or before Wednesday, the 16th day of . thianibnth; from such persons as 11117. y he roillitigast godertake the Performance of the foll:tsving Works, requ , red for ~ the ereetionsfpd completion of terta'n Magazirtes at 4 Buildings, to be erected and built at llarchwood. near Sout'-ampton, viz. BRICKLAYER:.' WORK, SMITHS' WORK, CAR PEN' lER WORK, PLUM R S' WORK, YASONS' WORK, PAIN ERS' WORK, and SI A [ER 4 WORK, GLAZIERS WORK. The Ulan, Elevation, peeificarinn. and Working Drawings of ti'. :mended Buildings, may be viewed upon application to Mr. TO, Principal Clerk of the Works at the Tower, or to Major Germ' Fisher, the Commanding RoyahEngineer at Portsmouth. Payment will beinade within three . months next after the Quan.:r in wlfeir the Certificate of the Performance of the Works lodged•iti Sutieyor-Generars Office, or in de full! thereof, an interest after the rate of £5 per Cent. per An rum will be allowed. The eroposals ntuut be thilivered at the Secretary's Oface,in 11-mall aforesaid, staled up, and eudeintd, - " Proposals for the Magazine 4 at Marchwood t' but no P;nposal can be admitted %her the said 16th day cf June, at Illo'Clocdt . it noon of the same day, neither - will any 'fender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an A;snt in his Le l .7,all', shall attend. All Personsmakiru Tenders must be prepared to give Se curity for the dce Performance of the Work for which they atay otter to. Contract, , •By Order of the lloard,. It* CR,E S,cretdry. INVALUABLE P*I'ENTS. - - • IT R. FAREBROVER. will put up. for SALE, . at Gan awl's, tin Friday: the tattad June, 1519, TWO - valuable PA' I'LN I S for preventing Aceidettra from Cirtiaies,. particularly thwe with two wheels„ when the ltorse. talk; when be rears ;.when the wheels bteak ; 'when. they go off; when the sin; ts break; when the burs:4Cks, of rolls sway f • • A Prospectus of the Profi!se iintt litatticalers or tt, Sate, !say be had at Garraway's; of Mr. Evan., 97, Hatioularden ; of Mr. Farebrother, BeaufortKerne, -13eaufoNkipillaks, Strand; at , the London Volinieer,cavalry Stahlue i r Gity itoad t where .aCorricle and Gig..6 , ted up with the Preservers , m . ey be seen ',PO BE•. L• ET.. an excellent :FA.NLILY .1. 'ION HOUSE, litferl up with every convenienceivr,ei , her a small or largiEstabfisfurient, In the immaliatt."Vieftwity-c.t the fa4hionab;t. Watering place of . y . nisid & e : Wells. the Tenant may be accommodated with a large ot• Email quantity of Mea-. .Ikm and I'as4ure Land as 'le ;nay require. Immediate posses . - sionmay be.had. . Fur fortht.r.partitulars apply to Adatn Murray, lttinteyor and 'l.ar!d Agent, 61, St..Maxtiresulane‘ Charing•Croes:-=(Letters foot paid.) • , • - - TO B 5(4.1.) BY 'PRIVATE CONTRACT, . VERY desirable tREEHOLD 'ESTATE, sdaired moat lasant tof th • County of Rent p par e atd cdtrainitig upwards or KO Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pas lure, and Wood Land, .rtee or Gr..at Tithes, and Land Lax re • dinned, with an excellent Famil House, vilest beautif,illy stand ar; at the tcp of a Valley in a Part:, divers.fied with fine old Oak 'trees, and a large sheet of Watered by a fine stream, and large rough for a Pleasure Boat. .1 be Howe contains a very eegant. Tieing room, two Drawing-ruoms, Breakfa•up - tr:our, Library, and kenr'ng room, Chamber; for abcyt iwe,;ty be :s, together with every necessary Apartment fur domesuc purposes, doulla Coach-house, Stabling for tt to 10 Horses, Brew-house and Laundry, and good walled Garde t. • • For further parichlars. apply toAdant Murray, Surveyor and. Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Cross.—(Letters post paid.) ' SOMERsE I. MANOR, ADVOWSON, and LANDS in CHIPSTABLE. TO BE SOLD IN FEE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that the MANOR or LORDSHIP or -Ll.re puted MANOR or MR1151112. of CHIPSTABLE, in the County of Somerset, together with the Commons, Royalties, high and chief rents, Manorial Rights and immunities, to the saute belonging. Awl also all that the Advowson,Right of Patronage, and Pre sentation to the Rectory Parilli and Parish Church of Chipsta ble aforesaid, together with the Parsonage House, Gardens, Barn . , Out-houses, and 40 Acres, more or let, of excellent Glebe Land thereunto belonging. * And also all that Messuage and Tenement, eared Western Skerdell, together with the Cottages, Gardens, and Ont-houses, three several Closes, Pieces or Parcels of Meadow I.and there two htlonging, containiny, by estimation lam Acres and a half, be the same more or less, situated within the Parish and Mono ;:III astable aforesaid. t Cumulous or Waste Lands amount to upwards of 400 • • ,, P- 1 and weuld pay extremely well for iodating; the Manor with Game. The Parish of Chipstabla contains .170C1 more or less, exclusive of the Common, a very large pYo -.u,u of which is Arable Land, and there is no Moans either A. great or small Tithes. The simation of the Ppelionage Home is a very desirable one, fronting the south, and commanding a most extensive and plea sant prospect, varied with romantic scenery. It is two miles and halt from Wiveliseombe, seven from Wellington, twelve from Jordon, and 14 from 'fiserton, all excellent Market Towns. Western Skerdell adjoins the coach road leading from Taunton to i:arnstaple, about two mike from Wivellseombe, and having a :••tntiful supply of Water and an easy access to it, is eligibly. , lazted for netting a Water Mill of ally description. 1 or a view of the Presoiseespplyat the Parsonage-house :fore and for further particulars apply to Mr. Josiah Easton, Land Bradtord, near 'fatioton • or to Mr. James Waldron, Hartswell, neat wtvetilkalbe—if by letter, free of • li• The whole of the purchase money to be adeenced en ' rayed securitiefe—ilarowell, 31st May, I$I& -~.--- - • 4 1 , , I . • . . if. •• • • . . • • • - lib • • • 1: - , C1 41 1 „ iln • A .• I I /111 r —rt -ess 411'• al"' 4/ 41 z 1 1 ,1 • ).2 1 .' a e • 1 • _ Tnis was put. LLVI'sDANC davo ( t;: Seam:. I doui) Pb- • L for resPeetable . kVUS 'VASA, ND 0. ire. Dancing events' By W. S. NI.KER. quarter, from nine to suri, Hurst, Rs ')rme, and , inesay.tani Satu rda l s British Caller. 'y, New 80,. =Rental Music in d, in Soo. p. Os its boards, 1 Is. 6d. per quarter, oat. The Harp '.ANE am. 'PHERICt. a is. entrance, except ME FAY. A. M. $. t, who pay ,El Is. fa' a. Assemblies on 1 Ca., rand and Square Plat 4 , and enls. 4. . sly under the mus Ll. ' eadeaLa eget $ OWE'S PAT] 's CLO l'H--.the only dom. Established I de fabric from its c a view for sale to p 4 brought to a degree old at about halt du is peculiarly adaptet from the effects int Lich every other des durability and bea a unrivalled, and any purchaser who lee fur which it iss d at the Patentees war Sr. Paul's; IL a other house in L tVEY'SSAUCE 1E above admi pared only at LA Portman-square, tyr and Gentry a it is particularly e: Co rrevent impnsi el on each bottle I. E. L. takes thl e of Anchovies, f ty of rich Sauces partition. FA' EDHAM, R the POR'FABLI fully inform the mote of the Fire remises, No 2' 'hey hope to be uronage they ha Machine comb. Back, Hop Bac compact, durr simple and ctrl Machine is mad I, or the most e: and Co. have t e testimonials, a .nd Country, w ntion. by the Patent Wine-street, 1 ger , . in the Um and Co. brew tesday, in Lon( LEA greatest I ire on the Fat POWDE` , . sr .:rfectly innuct tett, 7s. 1 r the Propriet and Rigge, psule ; Da*.c - Is:twling an:: h ; Spilsbury, Gregory, Bri; Go .:d, Bad Nor.:ich; sin; Gales, I and by eve Set - Plots], an R 1 Value r f 1 cacy, particu eral coliviec. 4y thole per nt,tics. LALSA. 11 bleeding, 1 thou' a,y o .0 a ir en s in all the ,11..i0n r but of tru aary appe reali r es of ham( of the St); z ltlr. Ni hinter, Ns , FLAG( crib Ames 's to intuit bar he LI rt , l out l.a by a great is durabilt reelected i eels desoa eth of CI Diseases I secure I pattnand rences to Ir. Flagg Teeth) ld Palau been k He atte SOL .dverti , 40,:d to o at the tqanyj pair - •• 1 PaLCB - 31.10101C5-111ALZ . •••••• •••'.....• • •••••••.-. 11. •••••••••• Title day was published, . In Octavo (the Second EdUm.) price 'Os ed hoards, G us.I'AVUS- VASA, AND UTE E PO E kfc, • By W. S. WALKER. Printed for Longmaq„ Hurst, 'Rees, Orate. and Brown, Pa•ere noktur:row ; and at the liri:ish Gallery, 51, New lion,l-azreet. This asy was publiah. d, in Bye. price 9s in boards, A TREATIS;.: on PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOME FRY. By 11.013EfiT WOODHOUSE, A. M. F. R. S. Fellow of Got ville and Cai , is College, Cainbii.lge. 'l't►e Strand I di len, corrected, ahered,.and enlarg.A. London : Pointed guy Black, Parry, and Co. Lead. , " and Deightos► and Son., Cambr.dge. ' • GRAND PitOTP.S 7 7*ANT SOCIETY! Phis day bas pahlt.htd. price 24. THE ORANGE INS'FITIT I'ION, a Slight' Sketch. To which are added the Rules aol Regulations of toe Orange Societies of die United Kingdom. Printed far stockdale, Junior, 41, Pad Calf. A'so, A Moneta° for Protestants, price st.. tad. An Awful Warning, with four ehtes, 3s. lid. This day wu publisbeel, in l Vul. s two. pr,se Ss. in boards, Second Ed;'ion, THE ART OF PRESERVIN.G ALL it INDS A. of ANIMAL and VEGE lAIILE SU lISIANCES foe SEVEkAL YEARS. A Work p.,llli.hed by Orier of ttlt French Miniiter of the Interior, tut the Report of the Board of Arts and hilinnfactures, by' M. ArtiSit'l. Trahlated iron; the French. Ldvtdon: Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the khutuerable East-India Company, Leadenhall-sueet. I AND sTi MAnufaci the Arm fel 1, •ie. remaking ( PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED rr HE Advertiser being the reai JAL determined to sell every article of workmanship at the following reduced prit Pearl Necklaces anypattern from 65 15 ti - Barrinp iii;i: pair 1 5 0 Bandcdttx - - - 10 10 0 *rigs ' . ..1 , • . 4 4 0 &sestets per Kir : - .5 io 0 Lockets . .., 1 11 4 Broaches 1 5 0 Crosses 1 1 0 .LING. urer, is Id= and At 12 0 O 10 6 2 10 0 1 5 0 O 10 6 014 0 O 7 6 O 4 6 upwards Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above v 'ices, that every ornament is made of d corn • position, or what Is commonly called Patent Pearls, they ate respectfully informed, that every article is composed of Omuta' Pearls from die Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, bving manufactured by the real workman, arc &tired to the public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in morocco eases, consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-ring's, and three Lrooches, from se.g.i to*X3o per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar low, Pearl-Worker• and 6triitger, No.l, Grange-court, Carey street, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Ornanients Warty Article sent tb'llidist Wilke Csiuntry, by a respectable Reference is Town . DANtELL'S ORIENTALIOEt4ERT. This day was pnbashed, Part 111. containing 24 Views, on law perial price CS. Js. bu.irds, of THE ARCHITECTURE, ANTIQUITIES, and I. AND:ICAPE SCENERY of H I NDOOsTA N. By MkSSRS. THOMAS and WILLIAM DAN iLLL: Reduced fium their folio Edition of the same Work, and care. fully coped under their directi,m. Publi.hed by William Daniell, No. 9, Llev.land-streen, Fits. my-siaare; and Longinsu, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Ps• tert.oster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, Newt Boni-streets Of whom may be had, Parts I. and 11. price sett. 3s. eacu, Ws. •„• 'The Views, it is intended, shall follow in the same ordet as they appeared an the !Olio Edition, and when completed, wig be comprised in 3 volumes, containing in the whole 1.50 pmts. This day were published, In Two large Volume- itvo price Li. ins. in boards, XPF.RIMENTA R ESEARCHES, concern. E ing the Philosophy of PERMANENT COLOURS: the best Means of producing them by DYING, CALICO PRINTING, &c. By EDWARD BANCROFT, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Society of London, and of the American Aces dotty of Arcs at.d Sciences, of the State of Massach use( I Bay. Printed for Ceded and W. Davies, Served, London ;W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, N. B. This Work, an its enlarged state, will include every thing deemed by the Author worthy of being preserved, winch was contained to the volume publ shed by him in the sear i 794 ; to. gether with many very important additions concerning the differ. ent lubjects comprehended therein, and the various new :Vickie wanted to render tlieWork complete, according to the Author's original Phin. He had intended and earnestly wished to print the Additions and Corrections Imo mals, in a separate volume; but finds that, on account of their cumber and vsrity, and of the whole being differently arranged, his doing an would not accona• modate the possessors of the former Pubhcation. RENEWAL. OF I'HE EAST-INDIA CHARTER. Printed for BLACK, Palter, and Co. 1. ANNALS of the HonourAble EAST-INDIA COMPANY, from their Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to the Union of the London and English East-India Companies,l7o7-8. By JOHN BRUCE, Esq. M. P. and F. R.S. 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NUEAC ruaLs to INDIA. Illustrated by a seeks of coteared Eq. graving', 1813. 18. FOUR LETTERS respecting the CLAIMS of the FAST. INDIA CotAZANY for a iteuewal of their Exclusive. Privileges, price Is. 19.-The Eo-NAtiTS,Or the Spirit of Delusion, a Serio, Cowden, Logical, Fulogwal, Lyrical, hatirical, Puem,with Notes, Gtogra . plural and Critical, of vatious Commentators. Edited by Le. muel Gulliver, Esq. and dedicated to the Mayor of Dnoul, tivo. price Zs. - SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1813. ALLEN'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY tor respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden- Nuare. Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday. terms Lis. Is. ner quarter, from nine to ten, or L. its. from eight to ten t or on Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and .nstrumental Minsk in viten{ on Monday and Thursday, Is. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or XILYS. without. The Harp i 1 double these terms. Each Pupil pays Xi Is. entrance, except young Ladies in Town for school vaca tions, who pay El is. for the month. Private Tuition at all other ,hours. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi derably undo the musl.l-shop price. L"E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING Ct.° I'H—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. Established i 80n. This fabric from its commencement has been manufactured with a view for sale to private Families and. home Trade, and is nc4 brought to a degree of eacelletice and perfection unequalled, and said at about halt the price of Irish linen. It is peculiarly adapted for all seasons .and climates by its free dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere, to which every other description of Sh‘rting Cloth is Hanle. Its durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial, stands unrivalled, and. the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the ,qualities for which it is recommended. bold at the Patentees Original Warehouse; No. 154, Cheap side ow St. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. as, Pall Mall, and no other house in London. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS , &c. THE above admired Article continues to be pre. pared only at LAZENBY's WareEouse, No. 6. Edward street, Portman-square, and is respecifelly recommended to the No'aili.y and Gentry as a most excellent Sauce tor all kinds of Fish; it is particularly excellent with Game, :neak., clld Meat, &c. To 1 rivent impsit'on, untie Clll pm •ibly be genuine unless the label on each bottle i 4 signed by me, LLiZASITII LAZENSY. N.B. E. 1. tak , -s this niiporrinity to recommend her genuine Essence of Anchovies, fine Salad Oil, French Olivts, which,with a var. , y of rich Sauces raid Pickles, may be had tor t amity use and exportation. LECTURE, ON ANATOMY. MR. CARrITE will • commence his Summ r COURSE of LIiCTURES on ANATOMY and itIR. • OERY, wn Thursday, the loth of Jane.--Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Carptv-, No. 50, Dean-street, .hu LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY AT THE MIU,DLESEX HOSPITAL. TAR. MERRIMAN, Physician Accoucher to the 1.1 Mi•bilesez Hospital and Westminster General Disp-nary, will recommenc- his 1.E.. - 111RES on the THEORY a.:d PRA. TirE of MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and Clill DREN, at the Mid liese: Hospital, on Wednesday, June trth at Ten o Clock is •he Forenoon. Further particulars may be known, on application to Mr. Clayton, Apothecary, at the Hospital ; and at Dr. Merriman 's House, No. 26, Halfmo m.street, Piccadi.ly. FAMILY BREWING. NEEDI-lAM, RAWLINS, :Ind Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, reTec.ttully inform tie Nobility, Gentry; and the Put lie, tha: In consequence of the Fir. in Skinner -street, they have removed to their premises, No 225, ( ear the Hay-marke;) Piccadilly; where they hope to b..: honoured with a continuance of that herd patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine comb.ties the Fire plaa, Coppers, M.rsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'l'uu, in one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a method simple and certain in its operation. The Machine is made of various d , mensions. suitable to small nr the taus: extensive estahlt.l.intai /I. IL and Co. have the pleaaure ettayttig, they have most re , Spectable testimonials, and can give reterences to Gentlemen in Town and Country, who have had experience'of the utility of the invention. Sold by she Patentees, No to, Piccadilly, London; and No. in Whir -street, &Uri ; also by the' priaeipal Furnishiag Ironmongers in the United hing , lotn. " N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for pubile inspection, every '1 uesilay, in London and Bristol. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. • THE .greatest blemish to Beauty is superflums Haire on the Face, Neck, and Arnis--HUBEILT'S RO SEATE POWDEo d.ately removes them is an ehrga article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, Price -is. or two in one psrctl, 7s. Sold by the Proprietor, N 0.23, Rusiet-street, Covent-ga den ; Overton, and Rigge, Bond-street; Dunnett, No. 3, and 63, Clitapside ; Day.son, 39. Fleet-etrue• ; Hendrie, sl'ichborle ' street ;. Bowling and Co. Blackman-meet, Borough ; Batt. r, ! Edinburgh ; Spilsbury, lhtbkn ; Palbster, Margate ; R!:ff, tenhani •' Gregory, Brighton; Binsteed, ! Sear ; borough: Gould, Bath; Trewnian, Exeter ; ilunday, Oxford; Nossiforthy, Nor itch; Cattle, York; Hopkins, i lull ; Stsinney, Birmingham; Gales, Sheffield; Prosser, Buis ol ; Gretunis Li verpool; and by every Bookseller, Pertiume, and Vender in `England, • Scplsnd 9 and Ireland. RU6PINI'S• STYPTIC. THE Wine tf an Article which has proved its efficacy, particularly in Medicine, is brought mart home to the general es:meta:on by its own intrinsic andlong tried me rits, than by, those per: y arts which are of en employed to attract the public notice. This is precise! the caw with Chevalier LALSAMIC silevrtc—the effect of which, in -copping all bleeding, both irrernil and esteroal., is admitted by .the firs , Physicians. It occasions no trr . tation or i.ilammation ; it heak a.tp other dre,sing and is an awful present to a rela , iv: or .o a trent goi:.g on bt rvicr. It is likewise a safe and tir a u 'cure in alt the primary stars o a c , rain Lupus icy; end .as this as,-rion is not advance d upon any loose principle of quackery, but of truth and . xperience. it becomes t.f course a moii necessary appe •d.tge ,o every man of the world. Ihe r ltu p. , in order t t !Aciinte its possession in sudden cases of hanion hage has appvintedthe follow ingpersons as vet -den at the St)ptic, to Lute , &rent pars of this wde Me tropol s, v.z Mr. Nix. late &non, Kora &change; and Mr. rfumt-r, l. t w Lund-meet. M R North .1, ,e • De. , tist, from Boston, No. 10, t'atoline-street, Bedfi rd. square, begs to inform the N Ginn, and others of this Kit.gdom, that he CU ..i GU l' the DEC.tirEO PARTS of a 100 t H with.out I.a.n, an 1 1-aves that which is sound; and is warranted by a great length of exptrietice in &airing, that it will equal in durability any ott.er tooth, however perfect, and its aching be precledod in future; that he extracts l'eeth or Stumps that have been despaired ot, by a method peculiarly easy, regu lates the Teeth of Children, and performs every opervion con nected with Diseases of the I NO, in a manner which be Batters himself will secure the confidence of all who may hono. , r him with their commands. He is authorised to give the most sad,- ' factory references to surgeons of the highest reputation in this country. Mr. Flagg fixes with ease and safety (independently of the Natural Teeth) Artificial of the most durable enamel, and provides Gold Palates, which effectually supply the want of those which have been lost by disease, or have barn defective from the birth. He attends at home every day from nine o'clock till three. LINCOLNSHIRE. INTENDED WORKS ON THE WI a-lAm NAyIGATION' rill HE GENERAL CoMMITTEE of the COM- A. MANY of PROPRIETORS of the WITHAM NAVI GATION will be ready, at their next Meeting, at the Rein Deer Inn, in the City of Lincoln, on the 9th day of June next, to enter into ContraCu with such Person. as shall be des'rous of Contracting for the Excavation, Embanking, and other Work. intended to be executed Ka that parr of the River Witham, be tween Kirksteati Lock and Braneton Causeway Dike, according to the Plans, Sections, and Specifications, to be seen at the Office of Mr. Robert Swan, Solicitor, in [Arcola The Proposals to be delivered to the said Robert Swan, at his Office, in Lincoln aforesaid, on or before the 7th day of June next. By Order, . ROBER sWAN, Lincoln, May t 5, 1811 Clerk to the Company. AT- a General MEETING of the LEATHER TR ADE of GREA BRITAIN. held at the London Tavern, Eishopgate-street, London, on Thursday. the 3tl June, 1813, convened by public Advertisement to receive the Report of the Committee appointed to conduct the Application to Par. li.unent for a Repeal of the Leather Tax. JOHN UNDERSHELL, Esq. in the Chair. The Report of the Committee having been read, • It was resolved unaidinously—s That the thanks of this Mee. irg be given to RALPH BEN/10 N , Esq. Chairman of the Committee of the House of Commons, for hix great attention dur.tig t he time the business was before the Committee, fur his- gentlemanly conduct to the I'rade in their interv.ews with him on the subjtct, and fur the very able manner in which he brought their case under the consideration of the It gislature. That the thanks of this Meeting be also given to the other Members of the Committee who devoted so much of their time to serve the *Frady, and also to those Members who voted for the Repeal of the Tax. • That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Cl7airman,Det• puty Chairman, and the rest of the Committee of the Trade, for their great and unremitting exertions to obtain a Repeal of the additional Duty; an./ that they be requested to use ail constitu tional means lo their power to procure the earliest Repeal of a Tax, the general int ?alley of which, as welt as its injurious effects upon the Leather trade, were incontrovertiiily prdved before the Committee of the blouse of Commons, but wilds is retained in the most unprezettented manner, against eke opinion of the Represtotatltts of almost every large Town and County in Great Britain. That these Rewilutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub lished iu several of the daily Papers. !OHIJ UNVERSHELL, Chairman. THE INDEX TO MR. 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