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:-~~ T. ..t..S .t I L P / VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 9, ISM THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MS MAJESTY, NAVY, abet* :icy Notice, That ea Tuesday the 17th instant, they will be ready to re* ceive Tentiees,in writing (sealed up) and treat far Thee 14endred Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS ; to be delivered in ten weeks, by weekly proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at, Deptford ; and to be paid for by Ellis payable with interest ninety days after date. I'he Conditions of the Contrast, and a Sample of the Hoops' may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. regard will be hiti to any Tender in latish tit price shall stet k inrertni in words at length, or that shall not he ciliostrof to she Board fir fore one o'clock on the said Tuesday tie 17th instant, nor unless the Perron who makes the Tender, or swot Person on his behalf, attosisk to answer when calkalfor. CONTRACTS. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA, May 2, nos.. SUCH Persons as are willing to supply this isisd.o tution with Candles, and such quantities of Newcastle Coal, called Wali's-cnd Coal, necessary for ha consumption, and as shall from time to time be demanded between the 25th of June next and the 24th of June following ; also such Quantities of Yellow Soap as shall from time to time be demanded between the V.sth of June and Nth of December next, will give in their pro posals in writing to the Commandant at the Asylum, on or before the 20th instant. Particulars of the Contracts may be had by application as abaft. No Tenders will be accepted from Persons who are not them selves established Dealers in the Articles for which they offer. , PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of I- Chancery, made in a Cause, Buckley against Norton, the Creditors and Legatees of the Reverend Abel Collin Launder, late of the Town of Nottingham, Clerk, deceased (who died In or about the month of August, 1803), are, on or before the 13th day of June, 1808, to come in before John Ord, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton- Chancery-lane, London, and prove their Debts, and claim their Legacies, or in default thereof they will be peremp torily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. ri - 'o,be SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing date the 11th day of March, 1886, made in a Cause, wherein Edward Hodder and Mary his wife and others are Plaintiffs, and William Lovell Ruffin, Stephen Simpson, and others are Defendants, SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of two Farms and Lands, situate at Hoo, near Rochester, and at Gillingham, near Chatham, in the County of Kent ; atirl of several Freehold Houses, Wharfs, and Ground, in the High-street of Chatham, and at Brompton, Gillingham, and Troy Town, in the said County of Kent; and also of a Lease hold House and Premises, in the High-street at Chatham afore said, held of the Dean and Chapter of Rochester: all which Es tates were the property of Jacob Cazeneuvel'roy, late of Chatham, Wine Merchant, deceased. The said Estates will be sold in 59 separate and distinct Lots, with the approbation of Samuel Comp ton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Sun Tavern, at Chatham, on Thursday the 9th, Friday the loth, and Saturday the llth days of June, 1808, each day's sale beginning at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Particulars whereof may be had gratis, at the said Master's 1 Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London;' at the owe.: of 1 Simmons, Rochester; of Mr. Jeffery', Attor ney at Law, Chatham; of Messrs. Clarkson, Essex-street, in the Strand; and of Mr. Nelson In Valegrave.Plsce, London. 'TO BE DISPOSED OF, A VELLUM and PARCHMENT MANUFAC TORY, long established by S. and J. BISHOP, at Bristol; with Buildings, Utensils, and every Convenience for carrying on those Branches, Felmongery, &c. J. Bis HOP, the survivor, who is desirous of retiring from busi r.css, will treat with whomsoever it may suit, at his house in Temple street, Bristol. principals applying by letter (post paid) with their real signa ture, will be duly attended to. swat HAMS, DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE Impropriate Tithes of the several P arishes of Brixham, Churston, Ferries, and King's Wear, in the County of D.:von. comprising nearly five thousand five hundred Acres.—For further particulars and to treat for the 'l'ithes, apply to Mr. Spur way, Solicitor, Milverton, near Wellington, Somerset, or to Messrs Blake, Cook's-Court, Carey-street, London. M v 1 3, IKOII. HIGHBURY LODGE. FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, With early Possession, 1 'IIAT Capital Residence, called HIGHBIJRY I LODGE, situate at FIIGHBURY, near ISLINGTON, about three miles from the Metropolis, with double Coach-house, six-stall Stable, Offices, Lawn, Pleasure Ground, Plantation, Shrubbery. Gardens, and Meadows, containing in the whole about five Acres. Th e Mansion House, which is of han elevation, has been erected within these few years by a Gentle man i deceased) for his own residence, in tliv most substantial and complete manner, and contains an entrance Holl, Vestibule, and principal Staircase ; Dining Parlour, 24 f-et by 17 feet ; Drawing Room, 2.5 feet by 19 feet ; Breakfast Room, 17 feet by 15 feet 6; Library, 17 feet by 12 feet ; twelve excellent lofty Bed-Chambers; and attached and detached o:fici s of every description. 'Phis desirable Mansion commands the most extensive and beau tiful prospects, and combining in an eminent degree the advan tages of a Town with the beauty and Retirement of a Country R e sidence, is a dmirably adapted for a Man of Fortune, or an eminent Merchant, desirous of one Establishment onl. The Estate is held on long Leases, under moderate Ground, and Meadow Rents. For particulars apply t o Mr. P. W. Crowther, Solicitor, No. 57, . NORTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Tuesday, the 28th of June, at the Sportsman's Inn, Carnar von, at two o'cloo'e, AV ALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE , ad vantageously situated near the Capital Sea-port Town of C a rnarvon, consisting of sundry eligible Farms, Lands and Te nements. with suitable and convenient Farm-horses, Offices, and CHING'S PATENT WARM LOZENGES. Out-baildinp, cor.tai n ing upwards of one thousand sit hundred WORMsare the m ost frequent sources Of Chil. acres, let to responsible tenants, at very low rents, amounting to' ._ demi; Di seases , Th e i r sym ptoms e very Parent and Guar- nearly six hundred and thirty pounds per annum, capable a verY Can of Child ren s b ou ld be acquainPed w They occasion loss of great increase as the Leases enpire. I appetite, v p a l eness of the colour of the face, enaciation and irre- And to be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on ThursdaF,she ruhrstate of the Bowels, attended after with yloloot pains ; they SOth of June, at Liangefui, at two o'clock, a Valuable FREE - I of sundry eligible Farms, Wog on convu l s i ons ; t h ey affect ti l e g rowth of the body, they HOLD ESTATF.. advantageously situated in the Southern Part • Laiids, and Tenements, Fishery, Rabbit-wart en,and other rights, pre fatal, by ending i n a consumption or decay' Both as a pre- uf the Isle of Anglesea, consisting "rive and cure of these alarming complants, the above excelkell Motiv e i s un i versa ll y a ll owe d, on the testimony of the highest with suitable and convenient Farm-houses, Offices, and Out characters in this country, both in rank and respectability, to have buildings, containing three thousand and fifty acres, tet to respon no equal. Their pu blic appro bation, g iven to the Proprietor, from sible tenants, at very low rents, amounting to nearly one thou no personal k now l e d ge o e i ts wonderful success in their own f ar ed- sand three hundred pounds per annum, capable of very great in. lies n o its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to It, crease as the Leases eapire. To any Gentleman wishing to lay out of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents and a large sum in a very improving Estate, this property is an object odwrs,who have the care of children should have this remedy as a well worth attention. Childn to resort to , w h en ever the Stomach orToweis of Particulars may be had of Mn. Wood, Printer, Shrewsbury ; Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to Mr. Monk, Printer, Chester ; Mr. Brogue, Printer, Bangor ; relieve. — Sold wholesa l e an d r etst Ching and Butler's, N 0.4, Messrs. Jenkins. James, and Abbot, Sone:non, New Inn, London; Eastwood, Pembrokeshire. Messrs. Poole, Solicitors, Carnarvon, (who will shew the Plans arearide, London ; and retail cost country Vedas, in bozos at 2 r- 9d. and 51. Gsl. cub- of the Estate) ;and of Mr. C. Hassell, • r :7 • N r!-••:.4,1 0 ee coos] Ivmh ifTE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which' SIX blig, Drawing JUN £2O, of E 28 0 , is the only Lottery that ever 64 RIZES 00. SCHEME. are £120,000 6 Prizes of £ 20,000 10,000 .-- ....0,000 s ..... 5,000 -- 10,000 s ....- 2,000 —... 6,000 s ...... ........ 1,000 ------ 5,000 S £OO ...--.. ........ 5,500 7 100 ---., '---... 2,000 21 50 ..--- 1,500 0 ''''''. 22 ••••••••• 22,000 ---- 15 ........ 60,000 5e250,000 ,7 Tickets. NO FIXED PRIZE. o e ts and Shares are selling at A the Licensed Offices in an dby their Agents in the Country. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket /10 15 0 I Eighth 5 9 0 I Sixteenth ,c 0 ,2 19s. - P 2 15 13 1 8 0 CORNHLL, and 9, CIiARING-CROSS. is lasi{ retnrns his rriost grateful Thanks to the Gentry, and Public in general, for their un foots in the Lotteries just finished, and acquaints v i i i ; t h a t rickets and Shares for the NEW STATE LO rI ERY, o b e drawl t he 26th of June, are now selli n g as above ; where, ittheyotteries just finished, he sold and shared No. 17,611, a Prize of £25,000. 06,455 - - £lO,OOO No. 4,18 2 14048 - - 6,000 9 88 18 , ,448 - - 5,000 17,96 6 $O B9 - 5,000 24,557 16,77 2 - 5,000 5,614 . 'The First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, .milled to the *Hotel, valued at £25,000, was sold at ilish's Officals o t ts Sixteenths ; also two other of the substantial Freehold s l3 es, ratite £9OOO. kbernes, with particulars, to be had gratis; and the fortunate Amid the above Prizes in both State and City Lotteries, may bedsit money by applying to No. 4, CORNHII.L, or 9, CIiARING-CROSS. - - £l,OOO . - SOO - - 500 24,557 - - 500 500 1 ..----------- -- the Grand and Last STATE LOTTERY for N tlo7, which begins drawing 28th June, 1808, behold the foi ling Capital Prizes, all floating: namely, SIX of TWENTY 'FHOUSAND POUNDS!!! i Priv' of X 20,000 1 7 Prizes of I . ..... 10,080 I 20 ...... e 5,000 3O 3 2,000 1000 5 ...... 1,090 4COO And only 25,000 Tickets. For such Capitals, buy Tickets or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At dieirTemple of Good Fortune, N0.11,1-loxsoate; 37, Coate fix; or 98, HAY MARRET ; where, in the last State Lottery, sere Sold, in 162 Shares, the following Capitals : 14,199 a Prize of Zto,ooo 19,200 a Prize of £5OO 909 ---. 10,000 1 , 814 -.-- 500 12, ,1176 --- 1,000 3, 744 --- 500 10 13,862 --- 1,0410 5,798 --- 500 5,800 ---- 1,000 22,8 30 -- 500 12,191 1,000 17,9 49 --- 500 &c. At,:. Likewise, N 0.1,570. the only Goland 40.0001. Prile ever known, was sold at the above Offices, in 16 Sixteenths in the pr‘ceding Lottery—And in the last City Lottery, No. 15,820 entitled to £ 6 ,000 17,551 -•—... 4,000 9,273 -- 3,000 .C5OO 100 50 22 15 Ware ail Sbld, Shared, and Registered—and where 'Tickets and Marta are now sellir.g, and the above Prizes paying on demand, orenbanged for others in the 4 present State Lottery. Mr. CRAIG'S NEW WORK on LANDSCAPES and FIGURES. 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Joy, successor to the late Mr. Ostell, No. 3, Ave-Maria-lane, Paternoster-row. TO GENTLEMEN OF THE ARMY AND NAVY, AND TO EXPORTERS IN GENERAL. WBAYLEY begs leave to recommend his • PATENT BLACKING CAKES, which for more than THIRTY YEARS have maintained a decided superiority, and $5, now greatly improved. One of these Cakes (price only Sixp ence) by t he addition of Wren- only, makes a full Pint of Liqui d Blacking, which is about One Thir d of the Price the Japan Liquids are generally sold at ; audit has this further advantage, that Sixteen Cakes, making Two Gallons of Blacking, may be packed in less space than nee Pint Bottle of Liquid. The superior excellence of this Blacking i: to nourish the Lea :keep it soft and pliant, and prevent it from Cracking ; and a DT nn Imi:tenement lately made by t he Patentee, it produces most brilliant Jet Black Gloss, and will not soil the finest Linen. It Will keep any length of time in any Climate. N. B. The Patentee requests it may be observed, t h a t instead ed of the Lobel formerly pasted on the Cakes, they are now stamp'd with these Words, " Improved by the P atentee, W. BAYLEY, London, 1507 and each Bill of Directions is signed with his name, which appears on the outside of the Wrapper. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Be T ICY and Bm, perfumers, Bt • Cocksrur-street, London, price 6d. each . ft"'' ,~ _ , - MONDAY, MAt .. . _ •*- NEWBURY, MAY 12, ISM. ' AT a respectable MEETING of several of the' CLERGY of the COUNTY at BERES, held by adjoserne meat at the Pelican, in this Town, it vim . I Resolved unanimously, That the Bill now peudint in Parttime:A, eptitled " A Bill for Making more effectual provision for the ma.mipiance of Stl pendiary Curates in England, and for their mitten« npou *dr Cures," appears to us to be ennecessary, opProirsive, Mad 8 410tneg violation of the property and independents of the. Clergy. • , . 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