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777°' ~~ t T~ • .1., +~ . . _ . ..g .?. 4 W Y -- ..s.: iT a 85* •Fr_f: . _,..• •., • , _ .TivrE Longtar iBECiligS DRAWING •P. 7 . • THE Ist oy REPTEmisEa t •lsit . SCHEME. . 1 ' • I • ,of .. , 0 24,000 10 • at 40,000 1 10,000 . I .. 5,000 ' • lO,OOO • ..2 •'l. ' ~ ~..• •..... 2,000 • 4 1,900 . - 1 ... ~......,': ... 500 • .1,000 f 5 • • 100 1,960 • 20 ...... ... . 1, 7 50 t ve . 20 • • 55,000 14,00) 'Ticket. .• • ' . ' i 1 40,if00 NO .FIXED PRIZES !--Ztars .of Drawing: at Day - Ist SEPI4IMEER. :" • Dist - - • ISt h nrI7.IWBER. zi• 34iDa, 1 -071111 RAP I AMBILit. ' Tickets and Shares are Selling by RICHA RDSON, GOCPIS.Iit-rCit o and• Cit. tpegreetors.4o.•thicLottery, at their 011ictls; the Corner otkllank. buildings, Cornhill;and elcing the pies M 1:v/4.k:haring-Cross 14 : • `'' ' *Sae of a bait . Att 'is e . • • LW . - .sate • 'it -41.44/sleir - •.i 213 6' goar_tq 1 ; t.-.o44satisout 1 7 -o - I . l 7y 3:Q i Nv .Stock-Broket, * Ooruhill, atlfllke,o-I vestry-street, solicits the early a'teniiod,ttfftitirlesA*4. the Public in the mucb-approltil Scheme Orate present Lottery, firluch begins Ist of.SEPIEMBIgE, and ma'am' . • • ' s of ,680,00 Lt of ,C 5,000 ' • '"ig o - - • 10;060 T 2 - - - - 2,000, Ecc. &a. latwilar Pitied skSkiv, issd•aU the Capitals floatings--Price of a Ticket 41 . 9. .I, l qt.,.and a S•itcenth only XI., 7s. at EY COW* Offices; 2, Cofhhiff;itnd C r oweisfiy-eireiti whoa No. SCI, Prise of 422,0000 mm snid its tin:F.llmi Lottery. . All Business in the publie-Fuads and other Government Se• evritisi trassacted Wi.llPrti l aitneis mitt fidelity. • • r • HAZARD , , and Co. resp ectfully inform the Public, that Tics. rrs and SHAR Es Am ttie SVATI I.iirraßy, to begin drawititpon the Ist of ,EP :EMBER, ate on Sale at await OM% ago. !govits. Ex ciuktic R, The Lottery consists of onliao n oo Tickets, and Ow m • Prizes of 4E4000 •1 2 ,Rrises of 1C3,000 10,000 I § tyro With' o• ttieFs frodliel ,000 ddsyn to thiLirreerPFttt•,which is Afo ••• Letters (gusktigiti) _dolt answered, and Orders from the Conntry,accomparjed with Remittance, punctually attended to. Onventnent and all other Pitblic Securities Bought and Sold by - - • WANTS a SI fUATION, as GARDENER io ra Nobtrman or Gentleman's Family. a Married Man, 34 years of age. CanThave an unden;able character from his I.►st place. Understands Isis badness in all its various branches. Letters (post paitl) dirscted to K. M. C. No. 2i, Cockspur► street, "till be duly attended to. ILLUS IRA ['IONS of the POEMS of ROBERT BURNS. This day wtre published, price ;Gr. Its. 6d. in boards ; l'roof /invasions Jest. 12s. 6d. in boards, TWELVE ENGRAVINGS, to illustrate the POEMS•of RObERT BURNS, from Designs by T. t•thard, R. A. and a PORTRAIT of Dr. CURRIE, from an original Picture, by U. Idlonte. 'I he wbcde engraved by R. 11. CROMEK- Printed for T. Carted and W. Davies, Strand, London ; W. Crud', and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. This day was pablif.hed, price rrliE EDINI3URpiI REVIEW, Number XLV. Contents.--AotTriutop',, by W. 5 0 thib*,4 14 ,45, Bopapart e and the liporbyna, by ; Chateaubritnd.—Gal:'s Voyages total ravets,- 7 Spillotmtl, VA:aloof —A Letter ;non Sit ,Viti.ip ; Francis AO Att Vf * Pret:rting. tory ot Touasatat l."Onver.ure. - Marsden': Dictionary ot the Malayan I.an t .uage.-1 uke's Description ot the R.trtat, an 10. stitution near Vol k fur Insane Persotts.—Lori 1371011'S COI tau and Dude of Abyt.t.o-. —Herrington', ate' ... - y Plisoo y.—Farqu bar's Letter a. to Slaves in the Maaintiu , , and Quane. ly Lon of Near Publications. rriuted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and White, Cochrane, apti Co. Pleenstrket, London. pr whom m:.7 be had, complete &tit of the above, or any *free Number. Also a General ludep the s Firsc Twenty Valuate., price I rrs. in boat-its. . . 7 : AM, day WiS pubtbed, by thlaftA.L,4llol DAVi Elevatly printed . in *to .wdlt.k.u.rawings, VOYAGES :II:RAVI: . 1A in the ?ears 1809, . . v V. dim R and lOt t, eobtaininretatistiest, Commerelat, and tosesvaTions.ostilgwaitat ; 4,41 y, beiiiio and I Ili lity.—secumo mei rtou.—lty JCI . HN GALT. • " With few ricrptious, opiniolvealit *fibers; and IsllplCt jtuNC: - .1 ; and he t%Cfcistisigew.viiegevg twitting for !Out set!, with a boldoess does nut dwltys atterftEw,publfc inlitnetts otour worthy countryntete". • 1 ' . • t " but aft‘r tnaktni; ‘Negowasifel focilitsr - iiisd • lima 446' exceptions as we have be, n obltelto adiut in our praise of !At Galt we Ue.iere the course oct: is tr a y have saaslied . the that codittietlarion 4,3.54.1* 64ms...est; and weicobilot conclude witholit akaitt;•sicurcini; geoc, illy, the bold sod lodePelltirnt wile of bit oißscrototispip,•evin upou pretty ikil eate topies.'!.—LNl:tizgll Revhiy. At the l'uld:sliers !nay be had, . the same Author, I.etters from the Levant, in one voa, svo.; the I.ife of Cardwal Woo*ry, in one IM. 4t0.; acut•the ra i le:li,stn Maddalett, Agameninin, " Lady I'vlacheih, &c. in one vql. 4to. . GAMBLE'S 'NEW NVOit This eay was published, in 3 Vols. t2r.o. price lots. 6d. !sonde,. SAI:SFIE.LI); or, THE WANDERINGS UP, YOU I 11, an Id h late. T. 7 1, GAM d 1.1!, F. , /. Stu ahatse. Author of Skt.tehei of l'o Etc. in the North of Ireland. Prir. , rd for C. Cradoek and W. Joy, 32, .'atecnoster-row. Also, by the samisAuthor, A ‘'iew of Socie•y alb Nfaut.ers in the North of Ireland in the Sumnst r rid Autumn of isle, I Tot. svo. i flee I+'s. Rd. board*. " Mr. Gamble es hib't s 'animated. sketzkes of the prominent tqualities et his ciru-strynteu, the inhabi:anti of the North of Ire land ; ard crtittes an imptess'oo et) Ilse attention or his reader, whit - 4 Is likely to remain, when more elaSorate; dtttrir Ow* have wailed floitt recollectloa."--hionoly ;trek w, Oecember,4Bl3. NV i.ere rosy be hid, the kflowit., popular Novels. Anne of Prittauf, an Hivorical Novel. Cs Xvols. 111... lads _, l i eu:re of the Swedish Ccr..rt ;by the Author set the UliSchuol. Price 6*. !mat - die—Also, by the same Asa Mir, • • •i h r Pris'en 'Co h•too:seimn ; or, I" it Of • Ferrer, ptlee Mi. Wi. .., W I-.1)11 lON Ulf 131114 N% JUIsTICF.. 1111.Viy was puh'isneil, *rib con•I lerable Additions, in live large Mee rod onhtlse Ca-es brought does. to the end of Easter 'Verso. 51Lieo.Ill. and the Statutes to 54th of Geo. 111. chap. • • 4/. ( los 4). pike! As. boatay, p i - • tilitiE JUS rick . of the PEACE and PARISH . ea. OFFICY.R. By Itlk — rlAßD BURN, 1.1. D. late Chan ttalwiof the Di ems of Carlisle. The 'isect.tpoteeond Okla, ; MON Mat y'Corritts!tnis. - Adstitione, and rovenwnts, by .1 olf Id JUNO, of elsOluner Ettop.e. L+-y. Barrister to Law: . • . Klng lowt, in this Edition, eaarvipedthewholeWorktffl ltuitly. and has in a•ic num. ru4s co• rectiorwrattich had tc.caprd no.' ttce itt inrrnar ; c addi!tons are al;o vet ma erial, and sun pain + Nava hem Frit ad to render thi. valuclAg Work warfront • *may of the I..thi , atton.ge it ha. cu long nia;i'need. • intc4 by his hlaj sty'a Law Pritatrr, tor . r. ina . w. 43‘.0, sva'. 3l ; F. •Cod C. lttviniton, Sr. Pairs eninch.var4; Longa:Man.] Co Pa :ri nsira-tpw ; 7fta j. Itseetwonh ana Vleet4 re t. U t squint truy et. 'be • AteeI.LSIASUICAI • I.Alr i r . by •Or liml)r. matt; siz i k jkdettoN w:th licte.4p I)kt-form:Ai L 1.;." , " 0 lri Ater Lul. &W- I berat iaitW• our yob'. bVu. pairs Bl b olr4, _ ' -":•- • " "1. r I TM. 4ay were published, .In ttwo. price ie. boardsi REMARKS* 014rt 5 A 1 AME DE STAEL's WORK on GERMANY. In four Letters, addressed to Sir /AMU MAOKLNJOSH, M. P. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patar uoster-row y and ae the British Gallt-ry, 54, New Bontbstreet. This day were published, • In foolscap Fry°. price 7... 6d. tloards, SONNETS, ODES, and other POEMS, by the late Mr. CHARLES LEFTLEY ; together with a short Account of his life and Writings. To which I 4 added, a Poeti• ea) Collection; consisting of Elegies, Ballads, and Sketches, on various ',objects, chiefly descriptive; written in India, tad during a voyage to and from Madras. By WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq. Late in The Civil Service of .the EAR India Company. Printed for Leingman, iniret, Rees, ciente, and Brown Pater woeter.awliej and at the Bi•itish Gallery, 54, New Bond street. '.. 4. BRITISH POETRY. 61}t,is day was.publisied, the nth Edition, price 6s. bound, of LASSICAL ENGLISH POE l'R Y ; being a SOlection of nearIy'ONETHOUSAND of such superior Psoductions of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Scott, as are best adapted to be rend in puhlteSehnol or to be committed t-. Memory doting o.e period of Educe's.. Tim Sib:vies) made from the sotirt Worts of the Pried. • " - -41171N.MAVOlit and Mr. PRATT. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, P ee., ()erne, i.n a Brown, Pater noster/row. Of whom may be had, Miss Aik'n's Poetry for Children, half-boned, ei. and a sew Edition . of Blair's Clasi Book, price Ss. This day was published. In One Volume, Ben. (illtistratid ssi:h Pia es and a ?lap, Sccord Edition. pi ire I 3s: boards,, MORTH NV t LES,-delmeated tram Two Excur -11 Ilion; through all the interesting parts of that hieh heati• tiful and ropianec Country, and, intend. d as a Guide to future Tourists. W. By the Rev. BING LEY, A.M. Fellow of the Linnican Society, &c. &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,. and Brown, aternoster-row. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Animal Biography, or Popular Zoology, the 4th Edition, in 3 volt. SVO. 161. Mar& GRAND JUBILEE. SOMERSET-PI.AtIS. JulY ge. THE PREPARATIONS for the FE TE, in St. • • lathes's Park bring neatly completed, it is 'Teethed neves. airy to give the Public same idea of what the Amusements will be, though It is lmpossibl't la an Advertisement to sly enough for any pereen to form a just opinion of what this Fete will consist. A snore full description Is given to each pin.chaser of 'rickets. It Is hoped, therefore, it tkiii mace In this place to say that Booth, for refreshments will be placed in ptoper situations round the Park, with open Marquees t rovided With seats rot the groom:no (tsar of the Company i that Bands of Music will attend, VW propir spec es being marked out for those who chose to dance; that Balloons of different sizes, one large enough fur two persona se attend in the Car attached to it, will ascend et different thnes in the evening. The most brilliant Fire-works ever aeon in this oountrr, will be exhibited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge. The whole of the Park will be ilionsitiair.l with Chinese Larithorns, and every Tree with varieg2ted Lights ; the Vito& will be flu at ',met! with Gal Lights; the Royal 13tyalt will b.-. lighted, awl the whole of the Allekroricdl Piro-worts anal Trinspar..,icit ;„ pregttntin: War, gividg ah Ilfea of tb‘horrosia of a It es'eged Poe.: tress, and chatirlng on a 4thiden to a deteriptioit ofl'esee, among the Antu..enwrns of the Company astembled. The Public are recommended no: to purchase any Tititeti but Of.ice. or a: the Licen-ed I.ottet7 indorsed by th r Porsan at whose house they may pittch nc .htm ; and . ▪ pae•lCulaily requested to believe that th's caution oily arhies aunt a desire to prevent tiisappointltent to them, as detectinn of :urgery muse itnaleLhately take plate, ina‘much u the Gen tleman who signs the l'ickets for'each pa'e r.speetifely , wi!l be there to receive them. It is particularly desired early application for Tickets may be made, price, Two Tielcets. l i ar One Gignei. . ROTAL MILITARY COLLEGE. SUCH Perions as are willini to contract for ma king the CLOTHING of the Gentlemen Cadets of the Junior Department, and and keeping it in• repair, may send scaled Proposals (post-paid) addressed to the Governor of ibc Roy l Ml. limy College, near Pagghot, no or before the 15th _lngot nett. The Contract to bc•made for Three Tears, to commence Mast the 25th Detetr.ber next, anJ to he dew-m:111111e it the option of either Party, on receiving three months ratite. Particulars of the Coirratt may be kni-vqn ou appl:c.--tion at theLleutetutat-Governor's Office, Rota! Military College, any day (iunday excepted) between the hours of Ten and Poor o'Clock. Jule 1,1114. DISTRESS 141 VISR MANT — . -. : * —l l. AT 4 MEETING of the commit - l e ge., held en the l&h of July, 1814, read the honoring jaunt, data Chtlaisfeed. July r., 13 i 4. • SAMUEL 7 . 11.1.9, T.A. in the Chair, " front a Lathes' Assoc i aims. Ui the tore and neiglihethtlahod lot Cholnts'ord, in behalf date destitute Orphan', and other Nuf- Aster. in Germany. ks rent ;iell to M . . g ado* :inil Co. the itseni of arse. Kith ii.ii sadsfiction they present !hi. small ad. 4 41;g4n of the Poi It un ler the management A the COrnoilatte, sg City of LooddoTavern. Ihe Cdemdttee of Wiese' . Cfi s t ould be tinerateful to split mentioning, thxt sh an dy lOC ti.ntWelaP,i 3 ,?efaCtirui leas heeti e'Cl4kibli• al by eer• erj % smuts and those in tlei4silet tacked( society,. who have, shown nuinemus invances of compassinnite sympathy tad gen-rosily; erlilkh do honour to their nation in Ve. l'he Comunttee feel re. tartan? to intt uit upon the tithe of ?hose who are lavishly en ged in the Mute inn octant transaction of OAS inteteeling kusl- inns or they valid tcls.e str.kitig examples tea aikkethicts a 4 dborahty eeincesMsy thii class" Signet! ou Veliall of tile Cumelitiee, held it Sbelin sferd; July 4, 1814. . MARY P,ERKINS. Uesolvee: That the gritelol Thanks of th:stodunit:te be pre sainted to the Ladies' Associatlda a: Chelauforri, for thr.r *mimed end lihera l assistance to the unhappy Sufferers in Crtmany. Amount already advertised tE101,473 12s. Od. _ SUSSCRIP rIONII .INCI RECIIVIO : At Comasitt.ie Room. in the Parish Church - An. addi'.ionar dram of Blonlism, Betlfur3 7 frrm the Westminster shire, by Rev. R. P. Association • sC2OOO 0 Brachcroft t,O Collection ht the Parish John Keble, Ertl. S A Church ofSt.l4ickaas, J. F. • 11 Bristol, per William • . At Lloyd's. Ranger, gei 3 11s. 61. R. J. and M. Baker Fi:di additionil, by the Mr. Coa Co: smivec of Ladies, E. B. at (Wham. fir rlivt Soberiptlons frcim the. n' o:phan Ckildreiti • Inhlbisints of Pattie, in Gets:natty 2 4 I pit Mr. Harvey, teT9 16s. ed. At Sycioner 8: Co.. 1 laurs Williamson, id Willi int Tomlnns, Egg, I St hstririon S & d'ebingdon S 0 Coil.-c Inn at Shetbnrne John Torykins; t sq. ditto 5-a , Church, £2O 61 94. MtP.Jos.'romMil., di to 8 0 Du at MilSourne Port, Mrs. Wm. Tonikinsolia. 1 0 seeh 16s. 3d. Miss Tomkins, di to 1 0 *min thy Pari-hChorch Miss M. l'onik in s. ditto 1 0 of Stmiey Stratford, per At Clyn & Cu. Rev.M.W.Wilki set s. V Miss Moore 1 0 Do. la the ParisliCl u it. Sub-Criptions at New of Dun.o7.ble, onThank-- 'lowa, r nrry• giving Day,a:i.C.,l6s tsd. . shire, perTilsley&Cts. 10 8 Mi.! Mtittuish - J n • At Btyanqu •t & Co. li,lis Cat: - 1 0 Cullee.tion in the Pariah Lon:ford Love!, El. 10 0 rifKilmir.voc,rer Re?. 11.14. 1.. .- t A Towncheml Selwyn 10 0 - 1 Atisfms#4ll - ilares. 1 1 ‘ .4. 11 11 1 eity lb al Partisan S • Mrs Betifes .5 0 Collec ion on the day of Coll chore at the Mello- • litatilt-tv•oz; at the diet Chive!, Du ley, Cathe fral,NVilts,atter per I: ,v. i....'1 ay l o s 19 10 I a Sermon , by the Dealt, A Friend in Need 3 0 £6l. 4s. d. William burrell, Ev i l. 5 0 I Ditto in the Parish of Collection at hilieliatu I Wit scomb, Somerset, Church, p...r Rev. S. eta. tes.tid. D. Meyer., - X:l2 14... 9d. Mrs. Flinn At Child a;el Co. M. A sec ,m 1 hubscripahm, e•ul•st.ri.2tions received at the tern; I, , eby,l's Coffee-bonne; SI Bankers in I own and Country. R. H. • • 14t11C se a a A • I I • i 10 13:.rt of the City of London rt. ;ock Eie::ange; and at all di• i. hIARTF.N, Z seeretaties. .E 110W_ARD,.$ GARDENING. AGREAT Variety of Dev.invented, useful, and Improved GARDENING IM PLEM ENTA, recommended by tbr mon eminent Nurserymen in the neighbourhood of ski Metro/Vt. rale: : ted to give facility, ease , and pleasure in the above Science,. as well as to consideribfy kysen the exproces.— fo ba seen only at the Horticultural Repository, 9, Leleasbsr• 'street, Leicester-square. 11 EDWARD JUKE% Patentee of the Avernmastor. CO GEN FLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, FLORIS I'S, AND OTHERS. A Collection of C* oice GREEN. U. WiE and ORNAMENTAL PLAN I'S, Rt) F.S.entl - SUNDIUES in PG FS, Fruiting and Succession rt:4E PLANTS ORANGE TREES, ht. Tolle SOLI) by AUC rtON , by Mr. COCHRAN. eltit the Premises of Mr. Fit num': Ftausa, PADDING t ON NURSERY, Edgewate.road, ow Monday, toe Bth of August, 1811, at Eleven o'Clock ; the Lease of the Ground being nearly expired, the Premises taint beclear-d : CONSISTING of very Choice Geraniums and Gramental Green-hotee Plants in l i arge. and small Lots, Double and Single Ciinellia's, Norm's, and other New Plant., Myrtles, Rows, Cluntaties, hrys, and Evergreens in Pots.—A good assortment of Fruittrg anti Secc:stion Pine Plants, trawl. -ng New Providence's, &c. Ewe Grange Trees, Vines in Pets, and Sundries To be viewed till tile Sale, by applying on the Premises ; and Cataloge's to be bad three days More the sale, at the Mart, Dear the Bea; Mews. Gordons, Fenthureb-meet; Messed. Fair, llitiansstreet, rorough ; Meson. Mason, Fleet rreet ; kid Mr. a♦, No. 7, Dule4treet, Grosvenor-square, Are. t ioneer. N. B The remaining Stock of Shrubs, Fruit and Forest Trees In October. Notice will be given. LUCK S. FREEHOLIP ESTATE of BUCKiBRIDCIE, WENDOVER, lb* lace Residence of the Hoo. COCO" A Kt JOHNSTON'. With initiliidlate Possession. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. STEWART. At his Great Palm, 194; Piccadilly, on Thursday, August I I , at !We've o'Clock, without reserve, THE most desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE of ZUCKSBRIDGE, in the Parish and adjoining the 1 owe and Borough of Wendover, bounded by the l'urnpike Road, 33 miles from London, and close by a branch of the Orand Junction Canal; comprising a genteel Residence for a respectable Family, Stables, Barns, Datry, and uttMenes Out-imildinp; lt,tchen and Fruit Garden, Orchard. and One Hundred and Two Acres of vet:. rich Arable and Meadow Land; Trout•streems end Fish ' Ponds, a copious Spring rising on the Estate, with* sufficient fall of water for an overshot I. The Estate Is very compact. and enclosed, with valuable right of common or sheep-we& bounding the same; a good sporting country. The whole now In hand, and immediate possession given. Conveyances to and from London dad& May be viewed by applying to the Bailiff, at Buckibridge, Wendover, wiser. printed terticulari and a plan of the estate HUI be had; the otaege Inn, Aylesbury; White . Hart, Missendeg I Crown, Amershase; White Hone, Uxbridge; the jhoethee Mart ; of Mr. Francis. Solicitor, New Soewell-court i j,lkeiros, ism; and of Mr. aawars, len, liasaditly, Laudon. --- - . , -- . - . - ..... ........" ••••• s, . • , fr. • , t ,TAI .1.. A , A - — s• ' • ' .. :- , rs - 3 . , A . 011%) .' / 4: ' ...A .o - , ' •-.........../, . ~ ... . , . e k,. , ~. . ....,. , v-i .... . . • ......... ...... .... .. -.. .. -- _. ---.„----..z.-. 1 .- 4 . 7 -- ; • , r ''' ' FRIDAYIP JULY 29, 1814. P RICE 3IXPENCE-n A LIT :,ti Z: V. . , • -.. ••-•-• ---......-.... ________.____._Ar . • - • THE ORAND JUBILEE. LorrEß y.OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, July 25. THE MAST of AUGUST is die day axed for the GRAND JUBILEE in CELEBRATION of the late Gi.ORIOUS PhACE—at the same Vale that it Is a Jay worthy of comMetnoration to this Country, horn the grateful recollection of other happy events. It Is the Centenary of the •Aceee4on o' dte Crousw:ck Pannly,r the Crown 6: England I and it is, More over, the Aaniverwry of the dlorioui Victory of the V .fti. ANNUAL. LET I'ING OF THE BARRACK CANITI:N3. PAtande Orrice, I:owl:m.4, JULY 6, 18146 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the 111 CANTEENS in the on6r-ntentlineti garracks, are to ix 1-t to the highest bidderN for one Yecr, Trom the 30th Septem ber next, to the 29th September, Ixls. No person•but of unexceptional.): character, nor any person for more than one Camteen, or who will not underta'te bona Sie to reside in the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his' own:person will he aeproved;• and two sureties wiltbe requ red for the regular payment of the tent, and all sums which may be come due in rispret of the said Canteen, and for the due per formtee of the several cundstions and stipulations of the lease. 1 he person Whose proposal shall be accepted, and WS sureties, must execute the indenstire of lease and covenants relating thereto, tile particulars w l / 4 ereof .gs ty he known antritig to ( )face, or tuthe Barrack Mastiffs at the ..,versl Varna.). •' The names of two respectable persons eish their Christian names, professions, and ;sluts or anode, who will join the Want io oxecutem the indeteure a 3 MA sure his, !nest he iesere.l it, the propo,alt, and the tenant is to pay for the stamps, and the Com retssinnrrs for the Aff a irs of Barracks do not undertake to pro cure the, tenant a licence. healed Proposals, with the words " Tender for Canteen: l written on the outside cover, lei!! be received at. this Once, nn or before tw eve o'clock at norm of We inesday, the 8d of At...Zlis: Mtt, after W!,ifh hoer, any propcsal ter..eve I cstTtint he nuticed 1:y tie Mutiny Act, Canteens era - Lot I able to have Troi:ps billettsd upon Uss.m. The Form of the Proposal to IA as follows : To the Commissioners fur the Affairs of Barrseks, I hsreby Pifer fur the Cintertl, at fur one year, front 3i)th Sip. temper 1814, to the 29th September 1813, the Sun. of Pounds as rent, and Pounds for the privilege of 'Oleg Liquors. etc. therein, making together Pounds, and propose Mr. of and Mr. of • as my Sureties for the same. • A rundvl - Hythe, Large • Aa~f ird Dam Small Battle ..-- Fort Twist Ilerryheail Sutherland B shill tita Moncrief Peutbill Huts Ipswich Ohl • • Birmingham Ipswich New Illy chutgtnn Keightsbrilge Praborl le Lees KingtheiJi d Br gbton Lewes Canterbury Cavalry • Maidstone Ditto Infantry Malden • Chatham, North Manchester Dup South h1;11 Bay, Plymoetts Cheim.ford. Old Borman Cro's, B tit Ditto, New Norman Cross, West Chichester Norwich Colchester Nottingham Croydon Ottery Danbury Parkhurst Dartmoor P:ayden or Rye Deal North Infantry Purtchtsrer Deal South Infantry Portman street Dorchester Romford Dover Citadel Romney Dover Heights, or Redoubt Radipole, Weymouth Barracks Stoneheese, hymned' Dungeness Grand Redoubt Fouslown Ditto (No. 1) Fort Silver Hill (No. 2) Fort - Steyning (N 0.3) Fort Sunderland (No. 4) Fort Stiorascliffe East bourne Weeley Exeter Wineheyer Frankfort, Plymouth Windsor Cavalry (import Windsor Infantry Haikham 'Woodbridge Hampton Court Yartnnuth, Norfolk Hltsich Yarmouth, or Colwell, Isle Of Haatlegs Wight Horsham York Houatiow t , uernsey—Castle Cornet Jersey—St. Owen's Bay Fort George St Atibin's Bay Amhurst Cr. uville Barracks De 1 ancey ,11:11t VeuUes Barracks Doyle 'Nlllnabeth Code Vale Castle Ivlvor i /rotten Castle loam .B*. 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Once, m b,srds,.Cl. 4s. a new edition, considerably improved, being ihe Ninth. et • .frE PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT Bip LAIN and MELAND, with the evince 'and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, snood lc;. and. a etiolation of their Mottoes. • •by lOWA DEBRETT, . Editor of the New Baronet:le of England. Printed 10 ittv { hgtons, Egerioo , •Welker t C arke sad Song, Crosby and CO. Cuthell, Lea, Longman and Co C•dell end W. vi 4:, Rico:aril's+ Booth,. Booker, and Co. Mur ray, Baldwin, ilagarer, IfeCitard, and Harding. This day were published, in I Unto. • 1. A N ESSAY on.BR.ONCHITIS; with a Stip plemynt, containing Remarks trl Simple Pulmonary Move's, &e. &e. By CHARLEA BADkaMi M.D. Second Ed.tion, Co-reeted and Enlarged; boards, ds. 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