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The COMMISSIONERS of EXCISE, in order to bring these Offenders to justice, do hereby promise a Reward of ONE HUN DRED POOPS to ally person or persons who shall apprehend them or either iipf•them, or discover them or either of them, so that he or they-may be auprehended and convicted. By Order of the Board, agNDED Jai the _COMNO ITEE of NOBLEMEN • —2NTLEMEN at the ST ALBAN'S . TAVERN, `LONDON. SAMtiE.L HOLLOWAY roost respectfully re. turns his thanks to the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in ge neral. for the veiy liberal patronage And support he has &Elm received. SALE OP DEVONSHIRE CATTLE, NEW LEICESI fit SHEEP, AND Slf. , loLt POS.:EI HORSE& • fRoCHILDE's ANNUAL SALE will cov mice Wren &CIA, on. resider the 27tli instant, aid* - Firm-Yaill,;.Klalet, near latw when there will be Sold Voity-fire Pieces of truly vainabi • Stock of the pet v .40R H DEVON BREED, viz. 7 torenty-seven Cows and Heiflers Calf to Most eziraordinsry . good Bull.) and eighteen Two and Thrue-Yeirs-old ilielocka,i past of which are ea.:eilent Wurkers, • or are well adapted to feed rspidly near one hundred Ewes and Thrives that are desceli.l,ql from Messis. Buckley and Stone't prince Rams, and front Ew ...the*: have been selected with Lanka care from the most cap tail Flocks In Leicestershire. Several well-bred Suffolk Patch Waggon Hines, conifieles Four and Flee-Years-old Geldings; and oae rent kably Yearling Stallion Colt of that superior arced. " As it is well known that Mr. Childe has far near twenty been in possession of the New Leicester Sheep, a d thetlnkllgia. duri i j thetlit ten Years spared nri trouble or cape ei to recite • :he very. highest and the b ct of ibis valuable Breed from the rode' eminent Breeders in that County that lie has for ureards of ten Years been Indefatigable in relectlig the purest North Dairen • 'Stock; and Ye Lia purchased hii Suffolk Punch Hines at Mr. Wakefield's Sale at Burisarn • Viryck, and from the best reputed Breeders-id - Suf.+llc ; it may' • ras4 :ably be ,presume I that what are about to be offered to rhe,Public are well worth their atten tion, a dl - key may rely upon it that the whole will be 'old wide eat i.. !ivy!. HAMLET. -; - - Hamlet, Mr. ELLISTON ; „HorAties„r. HOLLAND ; Poloniusi Mr. DOW:1 ON ; Laertes, Mr. PUTNA.M.; Ghost of Hamlet's Fa. her; Mr. R AYMOND; First Gruve-tlikger, Mr. WFWITZER ; Succinct thaee-dingqr, Mr. Pr NLEY. • Gertrude. Mrs. POIATLL ; °paella s by a YOUNG LADY, (beipg her first apitenranne on any sta r e.) To which will ge added the FarCe of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.. Captain Seymour, Mr. HOLLAND; Mr. Colloonen Mr. PU f N NI; Afartoch Delany (with the original Planzty) Mr. JOHNSTONE; Mr. Frc;it, M. PENI.I ; Cyrnon, Mr. RIT,sFIL. He begs leave to inform them, tlat althontlii most of the fen keepers,in this County have itdvaneed their ptiee of Posting to Eighteen-pence per mile, he continuo at the old rate of Fifteen pence.—Old King's Head,-Rochester, Sept. 14. 1801. ACAPITAL very Old-established and extensive Business in the Road Vinson Line, betirten London and the County of Hants, to be disposed of izumudittely.—Applica tion to be made to Mr. Meare, Solicitor, Winchester, Hants.— None but applications by.Priacipals wil l be attended to, and all letters m u st be post' paid. THOMAS BURTON. Seeretiry.- Loui.a, Miss. MELLON ; Charlotte, Mts. MA niFws. Bores ts. Second Price. Ss: Pit rs. tid. Second Price 2s. baßery 24 Second Pr!ce is. Upper Gallery is. Second Price rid. ' Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at. the Boa • OffscOttissell-strect. • • • ; /V doors to he opened at half pastiwe, and begin at half past ii—Nn Mon.:) , to he returned. On 'lshArsday, Love in a Village; Young Meadows, Mr. I. • smith ;'I Ldge, Mr sCrieen, from the Theatre Royal, Edin . hargh, (his first appearance in London ;) Rosetta, Miss Lyon ; with th, Cit:zen. O.i Sart.rday, tile Clitiary Girl ; the Country Girl, by Mrs. Jordao ; with • Robert Allanson is about 37 years of age, a well made man, abou five feet seven inchea high,• of a pleasaut countenance, rather ruddy complexion, hazel eyes, red hair aad•eyebrows, his face and hand,. freckled, sawd generally wears a Moe coat, light eqlonred waistcoat, and katiter..keecho. 11hDDiNGTON GRC ONUS. DUDDING and NELSON beg permission to acquaint the Nobility and Public, that they have just ccui pleted (and also have in a great rate of i'orwardness), a select variety of surrzl and superb Priated.Pureiturce. wig& they trusts in dcdgn and colouring, will be found far superior to any ytt ducect—To be seen at their Warehouse, N 0.72, New Bond street, which is regularly supplied front their Manufactory as above. N. B. Various patterns of hut year's Printing at reduced prices, worthy the attention of the Trade Hotel and Tavern keepers, Proprietors of furnished.houses, John Whitaker is about 40 years of age,; short nude man, about five feet six inches high, round face, dark swarthy corn plection, black• eyes and eyebrovh, and black hair, and generally wears a blue coat, black waistcoat, and leather breeches.. Kinlet is situated on the Batiks of the Severn, tweity-sowns mil s tram Shrewsbury, aad twedy from Wure 'ter, so tha: theca are few places in Eng a Id from whence there is so safe ant im media:e a water convw.ya•;ce fot :,took to ;All plrts of the Llitei 'Cins SURREY.-I'U 1L S 01.1) by PRWATE CON flatiel i - tEt&i•k) 1 .• I K _ NIGHT'S HILL' HOUSE, with suitable Offices, Coach House, Stable,' &c. and upwards of One. Hundred and Ten Acres of Lan!, the propeity of the late Loan Tnuatow. • • . . , TIiIS•PREST;-NT EVENT:AI, September 19 he :t-red the Pity of Further Pah:attars may be known on application at Mr. James' Office, 5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inc, London where a Plan of the Estate utny be seen. N. B. '1 o by viewed by 'rickets only. . •!. Ico . ei7Rii. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Georr Inn, it - itittv..ter,:in _Stiay the .Bth of Octobc-. . iBOA, in I.ot, (U:ll , :St f rtvionsly disposed of) .: AVERY v.iLiable And connected FREEHOLD ESTA:III, situate at the CoeD y :.f Somerset, on the Bristol Chanlel (to ve:li a it a 'joins apv:ards of two miles) nine milts from Ambridge, tw: y front Was Glitsto bury, twelve from Bridgwater • anl tv•enty.s-ven Bristol, com prising tire, extens.ve Maroc of B:e-row (oristensive with that Parish), a very considerabl! Pretery and Ra.tbit Warren, both of which also extend aloe the Bristol Channel the length above-mentioned, with the Rights, Ruyaldes, and Immunities thereunto IN:longing. Also very rich Dairy ald Grazing rams, Lands and Tenements, cotnitinir.g 12^_'i Acres statute measure or thereabouts (exclusive of the F:sliery and Warren, which consist of 747 Acres); 767 Acres of the farms end Lands are let to very substantial Tenants for terms which will (mire at Lady-day next, and the remainder are held on Leases for lives, the whole being of the estimated value of £27 IS per an vim cleiir of Taxes. To be viewed by applying to Richard Pollard, of Berrow ; or to Mr. John Board, of the same place, with whom a Map of the Estate may be seen. Printed Particulars may be had at the George Inn, Bridgwater • the White Hart, G:astonbury; the Chric i opher Welis '; the king's Arms, Cross; Mr. Peter Fry, Compton klouse, Ambridge; Mr. Gutch, Printer, Bristol; Mr. Cruttwell, Printer, Ba.h; Messrs. Trueman, Printers, Jiaeter; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Printers, Salisbury; Messrs. Detmetts and Grtaves, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and Mews. John and William Hollins, Kupitsford. A Map of the Estate may also be seen, by applying to Messrs. Dcnnetts and Greaves, of Mews. J. and W. Hollins, from whom any further information may be bad. PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr, MCRIt ; Rolla, Mr. KEMI3LE; Orozr I.lm Mr. CHAPMAN.; • Cora, Mcs. I 1.101 - iNSTON ; (first ispiwar...ricx in that character.) P,zarrn, Mr POPE; _L - . Alonzo, 11'.r. - C. IcIF.: , ..PLE ; La's Cacas,- Ma. CRESWELL. Mr 3. 31IMONS. 'lO Be. SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan, In Bedford, on Thursday the 119th of Sept. tuber, about Three o'Clock in the Afternoon A COMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, Ty., le free, and Land-tax redeemed, with a good Farm House and Out•bulldings. Two other Houses and Blacksmith's Shop, and about 305 Acres of inclosed Arabia and Pasture Land, in tin occupation of John Ashwell ai Tctinnt at situate at 8010. horst, on the turnpike road from Bedford to Kimbolton. Also one third part bf the Manor of BAnhurst and of the hupro•priate Great Trill's there. • To wti , !li va he added, 4th time, toe last New Farce, called TilE PORTRAIT OF CRVANTES; , I'HE PLOTTING LOVERS. - ' Merin, Mr. LADEN; Don Carlos-Merida, Mr.7O'NES; Do;.1 Gu...nan, Mr. Brt NT 0 ; Scipio, Mr. BLANCHARD; • .sancho, Mr. LAS I ON; I.ucetra, GOO S ; Isabella, MiLs BRISTOW. PLac..s ,for 81z.v,,A tube taken of Mr. Brandon, et the Bp:- !Likot•tr.set. .1 . :le . I .lnrs t > be opy.ied at half-past Lye, and the Play begin at half s:x. O W , de:-Aar t'ie Comic Opera of the English Fleet in 1342 ; and Ray-noncl lv . '>xnes )e i ianry the Eighth ; Katharine, Mrs. Siddons ; Nattl, tie hlu,acai ..irce of Lock .e-11(cy. For further parLiettlani, apply to Mr. Caldeeltt, Solicltor, in Rugby, lirArwickshir;; or Mr. John m. 0.. of Itulnlturat, and the Tenant will it:( w the Pre,,:ses. FUR is Lk AUt.: At the London Inn, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, ou Tuesday the 27th September instant, at twelV.i o'clock In the (Jrenoon pre cisely, rI'HE Beautiful Fast-sailing French Schooner LA LOUISE, captured on her voyage from Martinique by His Majesty's sloop SWALLOW, ALEXANDEII Ildixa;ek, Esq. Commander.—Dimensions: - Length, on deck Bread.h above • Depth in the Hold Admeasures 205 18-34 Tons. . . . Oa aezaunt of tie great overflow from every part of the Ti. ..tr.. tb..e niglit of opening, Shakespeare % Tragedy of ..:114..1 will be repeated on Monday, September :26 ; Lady illa2betb, Mrs. Siddons; with the New Farce of the Portrdt of C.nv Ir.: s. FICTI.4ELING Okt ICE, September 16, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.e9LLING HIS MAJESTY', NAPT,44 hereby give Noiee, That on Friday next, the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Om: H antL•ed and Fifty Tons of POT BARLEY, to be delivered One Half thereof in the coarse of one Month, a .d the other Half in One Month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept ford, ?ortsmoeth, anti Ply mruth, in the undermentioned propor tions ; and for the purchase of One Hundred and Fifty Tuus of ROSE CORK (Secolds) BUTTER, or British Batter of eqt.a goodness ; and for Thrte Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DER BYSHiRE, WARWICItiII RE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEE -E, or Cheese of (q. al g( oduess, to be delivered Ole Half :hereof in '1 hree Wicks, and the remainder in Three Weeks afterwards, into tie Stores aforesaid, viz. Pot Barley. Butter. Cheese. • Deptford LO Tea 9 , ) I ors 1.60 Tuns Portsmouth 50 dr. 30 do. 60 do. Plymouth SO 41). so do. so do. 93 ft. SI In. 29 6 9 61 ANNUrrY AND DNCOUNTBANK. 11,ION litY advanced on Freehold, Copyhold, or . •EstaAes, in Land or 'I -Louses; Stock in the Tunas. Marr iage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Rent Charges, Yarn 1.1.4...4; Clergymen's I.ivings, and Annuities. Personal Sesusity-will h accepted from Vile Nobility and Gentry-Of known properzy, or th;:ir Heirs ; and in any Msrance where the singl security of an individual may be decried insullis.or, the addi . -dos of aar.th.n. perion tr! Fu4antee the paymert of the annuity . tintcroa, wir. remove th.: o 1 eetion ; and in all caws, the Public : redeeurat thlir pleaaure. • Go-d c...-uwed of 21 e rly pu -- 61ary b •tween the hour of 12 and ;or by lettrr, to the Director of the Irtlll, Na. 8, •Lowur Joh.i-street, Golder.- . *pap... • • . This vessel- is coppered and copper-fastened, Is very nearly new, and is well found in stores; her properties for fast-sailing are unrivalled she was captured in a calm by thi- Swallow's boats. lier Cargo has been 1 irettstl, in the most perfect condition. After the Sale of the Schooner will be sold her Cargo, for Eh portutioo, viz. 21 Ball.; Cotton Virool 18 Hltds Clard ougar 1 Barrel Ditto 200 Bags Cocoa 6 Hbds. Coffee For further particulars apply street, Plymouth Dock; or to 1 COKETHOIt PE PAPJC 1-WI'AT F.—OXFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIG.N, By Mr. I'F.YTON, • On Friday, the ,21a1of October next, at Staple Hall, Witney, in Lots, A Mo ST valuable 1 7 11 E E fiOLD ESTATE, I -corn prising the Manors of Cokethoepe, Duckling:al and Stand• lake, with the ropities, rights, and emblements belonglig therms, ...nd that very desirable and substantial Mansion !-louse, called COKETHORPE HALL, with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasere Grounds, in complete order. Park and PaddochS, comprising Acres of rich Pasture and Meadow Laid (subject to a tythe modes), valuable Fisheries, • Water Falls, and Ponds. Also, the nvgnifizent Woods, replac with fine growing Oak Timber and Coppice Wood, conta.ning 80 Acres, to I several adjacent Far.nb, open and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses and Office,, and let to most respectable Tenants at will, and other fine Woods, about 86 Acres in band, containing altogether near 1000 Acres. Lot 1. WM comprise the Manors, Mansion House, Office, Gardens, Park, Water-fall and Works, Fisheries, and Coketivarpe Woods. rao Barrels Ditto 12 Tierces Ditto • 35 Bags Ditto I 2 Bags Gum Copal I 1:0 Hides in the Hair. to W. Y. smith. Esq. George's, AMES SLADE, in Plymouth. Also, ir I-I E Beautiful Copper-bottom Brig MARY, -a- pierced fir 1C guns, a remarkably fast sailer, has a British register, and may be sent to sea at a very trifling exper.de, is well found in Stores, which are in most excelicnt order and condition, many of her sails being perfectly new.:.-Dimensions : Length on Deck - 83 ft. 10 in. Extreme Breadth 23 04 Depth in the Hold - 10 11 Admeasures 184 14-86 Tons. 150 150 .40 And to be paid fit' by Mils payable with interest ninety days after late. - 7. •ary's Oflice. The Conditions of the Contacts may be seen at the Secre- No regard spill Le had to any Tender in which the prier shalLnot he alerted in vowels at length, or that shall not 6e delivered to the Beard /•ore One o'Closi on the ,aid Fridey next, the 23d :not. nor oaks: the Pawn •uho stakes the Tatel,r, o► :am; Perron on hi! behalf oaten :r, to ,saver when called for. After r.thlch will be said, the good schooner BONN JESUS Z ALAI.-IS, of 85 45-94 Tons measurement—a firm gaud vessel, and well calculated for general purposes ; and then for Home Consumption, free of Duty to the purchaser, TO the Or: *rt general, and the INICABITANTS of Lit ~; i 0 - Vid tiny in particular.. * r i g Sf EU R BOULNAS, Sitrsreon Denti,t, w i th g^ u ic, rer urls his mos si .ef re th.tr:A s to them for the c. , • ;n hit sire his goottiorfb• - e bran !it him to !IA: p-. , ...y•ahi:t Empire, partizniari; daring twcit.-•.• y.itts ll'estol. • Ile Informs thew, • for :m..n • it.• •Is c :ken a rtv.st C , :l) , ninclious .'nr l No where he %or( '3, by the cimtimrat::l of hi; :nit t, ie!.ilan, to meri: the coati of their e.iteml, m.l slppor , , in his proles lei- y. Teer;t tel in a Iria:lller pi`Cte:ar to 1111:SC:f, 7“; by the late Mt.nsieur Du. P,entis• to tl r Lite R ,y.I Fain .. .! of Franco. 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Printed to Bell and Brad:we, Edinburgh; and Longman and Co. J. Murray, and T. Harnilten. London. 1 his day were publishes', in Bvn. trice Os. 6d busnis, INSTITUTES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.- By JOHN GRANT, A. M. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme, Paternoster-row, ex,- This Work is ebb fly desiired for Schools, and is Intended not to supersede the use of our common Grammars, but to sup ply their defects. Its primary object is to furnish the senior Scholar with a complete digest of the rules aid principles of the Latin Language, and to afford the-Teacher &useful Book of oc-, easio- fl ref. -tiler. THE OLD HUSH BARONET, by Miss ROUVIERE. This day was published, In three volumes, I 2mo. price .;s. boards, THE OLD IRISH BARONET ; pr, The Man ners of my Country. By HENRIETIA ROUVIERE, Authoress of Lussington Abbey, Heirs of. Villeroy, Peep at our -Ancestors, &c &c. . • Printed for Lane, Newman and Co. Minerva Once, Leadert iall-street ,• and sold by Wm. Earle, Albemarle-street ; C. Chap. pie, Pall-Mall; Wapiti and Cumming, Dublin; an d a il B oo k. Sellers; and to be bad at every Circulating Library In the King dom. In the press, tad speedily will be published, a New Novel, by Mrs. HA NVIAT, Authoress of Ellinor, or the World as it is; An- I drew Stuart, or the Nordic= Wanderer, &c. entitled FALCON.. manna Maar, a Devonshire Story, in Ave Volumes. • I . . . . . SO Pipes Olive Oil, In Lots of two and three Pipes. ibis Oil is well suitsti to the purp:ss of Ciotra,:rs and Woollen M5•.1.1,ct..::::-,. For:Samples of the Oil, view of the Mary, &c. apply to JAMES SI.ADE, in Plymouth. -Fp BE SOLD BY ADC LION,. At the London Tavern, Foxhole -street, Plymouth, on Friday the 30th aieptembtx in l et. at 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon, (By virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, addressed to Jos..pli Phillimore, Doctor of Laws, Beeston Long, Thomas Reid, John Kingston, Sen. Esqra. and Mr. John Hawker, Mar chmt), (YE HUNDRED and SIXTY Hogsheads of SUGAR, being part of the Cargo of the Danish ship "Friade Sostres.—For viewing, samples, and further information, apply at the °Mee of the Danish Collimisstoicrs, Mark-lane, London, or to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth. • Immediately afterwards Will be Sold, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, - T . so Hogsheads and 2 Tierces White Clayed Sugar, 237 Barrels and 248 Bags Coffee. • 41 Bales Cotton. 1 Case Bark, in powder. 9 Bags Bark. Just landed from the French brig Letter cf Marque " Feirre Czser" from Martinique, of superior quality and condition. Also, sundry Cordage,. Sails, Anchors, Boats and Stores, lately belonging to said Brig, (the Hull being taken by Government) prize to his Muiesty's ship Seine, D. Atkins, Esq. Captain. Afterwards, Sundry Cordage ; Anchors, Grapnels, Sails, and other useful Stores; salved from Six FRENCH, CUASSE MAILECS, destroyed by His Majesty's hhip Aatc - rurX - r, MICHAEL SIY.- mos& Esq.l.'aptain. Also,; the Chasse Martel, MARIE JULlEN—Length 51 feet 11 inches; Breadth 16 feet 8 inches ; admeasures 53 47-94 'ions. And ST. ETIENNE--Length 45 feet. 9 inches; Breadth 14 f-et 4} inches; Admeasures 38 2-94 Tons. (Round scented, calculated for lighters, or the coasting trade);•and their Cargoes, coosisting of Staves, Deals, Cordage, Anchors, &c. - Also, the Spanish Schooner CARMALFA'A ; square stern; Length 56 feet Usk Inches ; breadth 14 feet 8 inches ; adsneasures 50 63-94 TOOL . A handy little vessel for the Coasting or New foundland Trades. Her Cargo consists of Salt. All condemned to his Majesty's ship Amer, nvrr, CaptiOn M.Sze mot, a. • . About 180 Toils Portugal Salt, landed ex the aLT I I', fro* Lisbon, restored to the Claimants (remaining unclaimed from a former sale) which wilLbe put up In suitable Lots. Afterwards, by a virtue of a Commission of Appraisement and Sale, 9 Cases manufactured Tobacco, 1 Tub Wire, ' Ex Wack samkeit, from Holland. And about 15 Tons (more or less) of Logwood, salved from the wrecks of the Unity and Betsey. For Viewing, Catalogues, and further information, apply to • Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, ' Plymouth, Sept. 10 2 1808. Lot 2. The Breach Farm and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co. bourne's Tenure. Lot S. Part of Barley Park Farm and Woods, in Mr. The. inas's Tenure. The residue of the Estate will be divided into many Lots, for the convenience of purchasers. A survey of the Estate is now making, and specificotionv of the ceveral Lots may be had early in Septe mber next, by applying at the Offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, Warwick; and at No. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincolit's Inn, Lond.m. OXFORDSHIRL.—VAI .11ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. To be 'SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. I'EYTON, At the Red Lion inn, Thame; on 'Tuesday the 11th day uf Octo. her, 1808, at Three o'C'o;:k in the Afternoon, in the following Lots, Lot I. ALL that the MANOR of NORTH WESTON, with the Fisheries Royalties, Courts And other immunities ; and also the substantial Mansion, caned North Virftsten House, and Offices, walled Garden, with the Farm House and convenient Buildings near adjoining, and 269 Acres (little more °Hess) of excellent Arable ' Meadow , and most fertile Pasture Land, divided into proper s ized k loc:sures, to a ring fuse, now or late in the Tenures of the Rev. T. Plaskett and Mr. Wigley. Lot 2. Two'most fertile pieces of Arable and Pasture Land, called Muss Furlongs, in the tenttre of kir. Parsons, containing Gs Acres (little more or less ) Lot 3. A substantial Farm House, with convenient Offices, Cottages an Buildings, and 211 Acres (little more or•less) of most ferule Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in a ring fence, in the tenure of Mr. Parsons. Lot 4. Two Plots of very rich Meadow Land, called Baker's Mead, adjoining to Shaaing: on Bridge, containing near 13 Acres, also in the teLtire of Ali. earsons. Lot 5. That most valaable piece of Meadow Land adjoining Shabbingtcn Bridge, ea ed the Ham and Hint Sault...and bounded by the Thame P.iver, a. d the Road containing 504 Acres, also la the tenure of Mr Pars. ns. Lot 6. the piece cf rich Pasture Land, called Little Muss An% long, abutting on the Oxford Road, containing 23 Acres, also in the tenure of Mr. Parsons. Lot 7. The substantial Farm House, with the Barns, Stables, and Offle-s, and upwards of 200 Acres of extremely fertile Ara. hie, Meaclim and Paaturt Land, lying in a ring fence, in the tenure of Mr. Hodges. The above Estates are Tytbe-free, with Land-tax redeemed, lying within one mile of Thanie, ten miles of Oxford, and forty three from London ; abounding with Game, in a genteel Neigh. bourhoodt with good Roads. • To view the premises apply to the tenanti,and for further Pat.. ticulars, to Mr. lames's °Secs, New Boswell-court, I.ineoln'is inn, London; and High •street,War wick, Printed particulars also maybe bad at the Star and King's Arms Inn, Oxford; at the Royal Oak and Swan Inns, Tetsworth; White Lion, Stratford-upiots Avon; Bear Inn, Reading ; Lamb lon, WalEngford ; Royal Hotel, By. tninghan; George Inn, Northampton; and at the principal lons at High Wycombe, Bachingbam, Banbury, Aylesbury, and Us. arldge ; at the Ram and George Inns, Smithfield ; at Lloyd's mid G a r rl irars, and at Wills' Coffee blouse, Serie.street, Lbacelsa Inn, London. WeD.SiIIVCE OFFlCE,Weld:rmacir 5, 1808 THE .pßiNtrp.t.z. OFFICERS of HIS JESTre ORDNANCE; doiereby si7e Noticr, That Proposals will be received at their °lace in Pali-Mall, on or before Wednesday i the sth of October lcit, from such Persons as may be willing to tmdertake.the performance of the PLAIS TETZER's WORK, for service of this Department, for a period of three years, al the following Stations, viz. THE TOWEK, ' PURFLEET, PALL-MALI", . GRAYESEND, GREENWICH, and WOOLWICH, TILBURY. Further paricuiare, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contact, may be !mown, upon application at the Sect-L ear/a Office in Pail.Msll aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four . o'clC•ca, where the-Proposals are to be dellin•r,d, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Plaistertn's Werk," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth of October tier, at twelve o'clock. at noon of the salve day. neither will any Ten. der be noticed, unless the party making it, or an Agent in hi, behalf, shall attend. By Order of the. Board, • •R. H. CREW, Secretary.