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l ' A '' '' ' ' '' '. ..4i ' ' ' ' . 44 ' , k .• 1 ' III . . - ' * e ie o j . ... - , Pt t) • • 7- - -- . . , . , . : — O-' "14 117 4- 04 4 " 1 . 11 : . . " '''''''''' . . : , 0 ,... :, r i - - if 0 ""•--- Pkg.,-, 4.4 t. '1 2,1 ---9-1 ' , ... ',- - 4 . + 4:4 .. . • *ie t.: 11, ~:4---- • - - „. : _l4, --s: it4•l .1!: / 0// in! ' \ /, 4(40 4111 - 'or tT Cou cii A by ive,o [Vic, AVEDN'ESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1813, Y 44 rPRICE SIXPENCE-TtAi,PPiT,Nr. tl mliElt 6335 .] a s C kr C r pr oro t rook ' g lioxfs PATRONISED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY. ThE APPROVED WATER-PROOF. CAMBLET PORTU- CUSTOM-HOUSE, LdNDON, Aug. 13, 1813, FOR SALE, 'COKfItACTS, CONIAUSSAIIY. IN .CHIEVS OFFICE, ORA George-6tre.et, June 14, 1813. NEW t ir'. 'Fills Day was pahli;he&l, 11A RP tat! FLAT the fa.‘ , .)tiriti• .I.OP Faree,nov. , performing nt the Tiwatre centn,. i!otupos,tl and arranged for the Piantv-I)art,e, '- prier b's. Likewise the ever memorable "1 .Arrl.. of :Ii lORIA," for the Piano-Fate, comin'Aetl by It. Catuptielli price tog. London liablisbell by Gouldno, D'Almaine, Pdtici., and Co. M:tnufacturers of. Musical Insti•uoienti, Main , - • Fortds, &e. attheir wholesale and, retail ‘Vnrelionsc,, No. t..)( 1 , Soho-siptur, and No. 7, Westmuteland-Smet, GAL CLOAKS.' ) SE RJEANT, Military Taylor, takes this opportunity of tote to the Nobility,Gentry, th3t AKS are had, us usual, of /he ori. l'Nianufarl4rv, No, 4, Sautharopton-stree.t, Strand (late ufi t i ,. ; ', l '; Pol§forti); where an Assortment is always ready N•tral, and Travelling Clo4ks, &c. &c. (By Oilier of the Hon. the Commissioners of hi* Molest?* Customs); - • Tv - of.rlen, is bereby given to all Persons tie .4.lt .iro t ts contracting to supply ritEsl-1 BEEF, and NIUTTON to his Majdsty's Land Forces in Cantonments, QaarterA, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and islands :-- 04 Wednesday the 18th, and Thur Way the 19th iustaut, at Four &Cluck In the Afteruouu oLthe said days p4cisely, Sol In the Long-Room, Utistom-liduse, London, 9PHE follo*ing Goods, which are allotted in small Quantities, fur the better Accommodation of-the setleral Dealers, as well as prii - ate Persons, who choose to become Purchaseri, - FOR EXPORTATION. - A ' 4Guter TITRE. TCO UNTRY GENTLEMAN of rORTUNE, about forty, iyti,. 1),. all his life been making the Im. proyena eo t of his Lands iii , constant study; wishes to'rece , ive Ttoto,his h ouse T hree or Four well- educat,c4 YOUNG (3.1,N -LEMEN, who are desirous of acquiring the most approved of Agrieult"" ; they will ‘. be treat in a genteel and liberal mariner. ' . irtiljnotouysteleitttre,rEs x(i,itotsr,t paid), to Y. Z. T. at Mr. hedge -- Angleseai • Bedford, • Becks, (including the To,tyn Ilungerfdal), Berwick, . Brecon, Bilelot, ,Cainbridße, (including . the Town of NCWlllilf La) Cardigan, Cortnorthen, • eartiarron j • Chester, Cornwall, (inclatting - .Seilly), cuinlurlana, Denbigh, , Derby, - Deved, I)orset, (including Holy • Fuse r, • (ilaniorgan, 010.4ter, (:ntloding the City of Bristol), Hants, Hereforil, .Ilertfortl, • Hunts, Isle of Man, Isle of 'Wight, • Kent, .- • Lancaster, Leicester, Lincoln, )terintietli, Monmouth, . Niontgowery, • NurfJ 1, Northampton, Northmhberland, oxford, l'on'oroke, , Rutland, - Soinersci, Sittuford, Pri Surrey, Stissek, Warwick,. IV'estmoreland, Wilt.=, • Worcester, . • .\ nil in the several Counties . in North Britain, • MINERVA-OFFICE, LEA DENHALL-STRE ET. e I)ay IVA'S tilllllioelly In Three Volumes i2ino hric, 15s. RUINS of SELINUN'I.I 5 or, the VOl, I de Maztera: consisting 'of Sicilian, Calahrian, and Neu poiix .n Scenery. ' • Printed for A. K. Newman and Co, and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and John Cammingy • Where may be had; just published, Readotild Give it a Name.' by Mrs. Llewellyn, in 4 prim. 428, . Marchioness! -car, the Matured Epehantress, 3 vols. 18s. ratiotee and Perseverance, 4 vols. 225. Age and Youth; or, the Families of Aberistellt, 4 roll. o.lv. Angelina, by Mrs: Robinson, 3 vols. new edition, The Widow, by the same., 2 vets. new edition, Bs, East India PrOhibited Goods, and a large Assortment. of Foreign Silkb and Leather Gloves, Sze.' FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. Muslin, Shawls, -Lace, - Watches; Jewellery, Hardware, Seventy-nine Boxes of Catuhric, Grocery', Zatfre, Boots, Shoeti, Paper, Books, Porcelain, Masts, Brazil Wood, Anchors, Mu.' terials of Vessels, a Cutter . 4311cd the Greybouud, 100 NExr MONTTI. , . . . SIVIFT and Co. the Coßrrietors, respecttnlly P really(' their r riends and the 'Public, that the STATE LOTTERY hegins Drawing on the 17th of NEXT MONTH (ePtemb6. )'"" : Pi l e present extraordinary . demand for 'fickets t i t nd chant:; is thts most convincing,*pr*oi'of the popularity of he Schethe, which, with. Only 1 0 .00 Tickets, contains the I°l- lorrin .. g Capital p a :... -. - 2 ... '. .. eq.: - . L. 20 tlOO 0 ... ~. of ...... ,L. 500 .. • • ' ............ . 10,000 7 i . 5g00 ' . ............. 1,000 15(1 .... L.IPO, 1.50, &c. 3 4% (I the Lowest Prizes are L.2o—the first 1000 Blanks are entitled to f,.20 each. ofti sT e r e e 4 KE , TS and SHARES arc selling. at SWIFT and Ce..!s such Goods as have re►uained in his*MtijeSty's bouies beyond the Time Ihnitted by Laiv, not cleared, or the Putyipaid, viz. Papa., Cotton.. Yarn, and sundry Other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL 'The Greyhound Cutter, Masts, Brazil Wood, Anchors, and Materials of Vessels; to he viewcd at the, Tolyitceo:Grottntl,lto-: therillthe, and all :the other Goods at his Majesty's Ware-' houseS, Custom-house, Loudoi,, where Catalogues will be de livered, price One Shinny , each. FROM TtIR‘LONDONGAZUTE, Aix-, 17, 1813. The Goods may be viewed on Monday the firth, and Tues day the 17th instant ; and , on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. N. 8.---Goods houicht at this Sale imist be paid for on or before Monday the 6th of September, 1813, between the bouri of Nine o'clock in the Morning. and Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposits made .thereon will absolutely become forfeited, and the Goods re-sold at a future Sale. At' the . .Cottrt at Carlton • ilouse, the 14th of Augnxt, present, his , lt4al Highness the Prince Regent in C.otincil, is ordered., by.his.iloyal IlighneSs the Prince Precut in Council, in the name and oh the behalf of I& 111-4esty, Mud the. Parliament; which stand prorogued to Monday, the TM ut this insterut, August, be further pr4rogned to Frlday,lhe 4th of October Aext. 11, Poultry; 1 31, Aldgate Charing-cross; 1 street. ~.. . Gntli L,; 13 1 c r l e l . ; " cfr ,P ll , ° le Fr lit pi oil' 1 .v• a, ' , 11 4 ; 1 I " ,°,)' t'j 7; .C(',',./ 1, 0, , 100: i y 1 i te..,joii• rio w . • •• ' 4 " ,200 , the itrgest s PßlZE in the last LOTTERY, , No. 8385. was Sold in Eleven Shares ut• RANSC(ni n's Only Office, No. 1, Holborn s whero'fortfinate TICKETS and SHARES are on ;tle for thy NEW LOTI'EIIY, to he drawn the 17th and 28th SEI)TEIIBER. The Scheme contains' 2 Prizes 0f.... ,4,e0,000 I 5 ?rills of L.. 1000 10,009 I 6 ' 500 Vt lti •• • • a great proportion of 11391. 1501. 501. Sce. the lowest , Pri3tes 401. , und only 12,000 Tickets.- In addition, to the C rand Prize in the last Lottery, L''' . l ( l by 11ml-iv:oath as above, Six Capital Prizes have within a ;27 short period been sold in 89 Shares at this truly lucky, • . A. VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR LYMINGTON. '0 11E LETION LEAS t, Olt SOLD ILY PRIVATE CON TII ACT, • • By'r\ir. SCOTT, • With - immediate Posfiessipn, A FREEHOLD FARM, comprising about Two Hundred stud Thirty-one Acres, of rich Meadow,' g"'!• 7l Arable,Pasture,. -and Coppice Lani, ,inclosed, nearly tosipltct, part Tithe-free, in a healthy, beautiful, advan tageous Situation, with a comfortable Cottage-Residente•on• the Hi gh Road, and suitable Buildings, in nod order, re- Fntly imp rove d, iat 4 great expellee, adapted for Managing a 4r% with pleasure and profit. 9% Anuly to M r . Kin g, Solicitor, f lmington ; or to Mr. Scott , Loodon.—A moiety of the Purchase 4101Ity may reaodo on Mortgage. To BE soli) BY PItIVATE CONTRACT, TUE ESTATZ OF LANOWEI.Le Containing about 27,451 English Acres, and whereof the Reatal and Esti mated Value amounts to 52.2231. a Year. tilliiiS.. eXtenaive, beaut i ful, and productive ' JIL ESTATE is sit uate d on the North Side of' the Moray Istith, in the Smith rn Part of the Countyf Clithness, 1.,i I,ioudrin,,if_witlist.be.(7oeurity t) fSttht.•rlatid . for:tna 4 Uy m “ il d es,'aud emitt., a Itoyal Grant. toss Right of I. ot estry attache to i t. In addition to natural Woods of Birch, &G. consisting i n all o f about 865 Acres; about half a millinn or Larch,. of Scotch l 'trt ();ti; Elm, .ksh, &e. have bee n p l anted by the present Proprietor, which thrive well; • and this being one of the few situations with n the I iuuty where it' has been ascertained that P laatations will 'answer, it ittierds'a very promising, field 4,4iiruti at, beneficial and ornamental mode o f I t n provenient, c h may be pa rr i e d on to a' great extenti and t o f ac il i t a t e , b.,' 1 b 'W r .a ) 4. Nin iery has been already established. at the Garden i'ltrovel t • 'rh,. ~. '.. tlaiiti.. situation of thii • Estate is remarkably beautiful, -,ro eloi k ,, je L 4ll d ConVenient. It extends , about seven miles sti etc ". l) ',.."! . . coast, from tile Ord of Caithness eastward,. and tvri or ,; ‘ , 1 ,,t many tulles from the tiett 7 shore . t . owards_th il e n it u t , - ri cA . 4 ,.„‘ i 'Vt i Count)'. Tile Northern and Western Bo it The s cl - r s t. ' l t etter e .• l .l by the lofty Alotintains of the Morven,and 14 014 r th wen, to the summits of which t he Property extends. sle r i v ese Nionntai as the Rivers of Langwell and Berrted . ale riii,iie their saarce, and after passing through ‘Fatlies distin %%io eil M ir ilw Sallie mina's, they unite at. Bcrriedale Inn, 14, 1 , ,a few hundred yards of 'the Sea. These Values afford li•i it ti: t l,• } l7 oitr r u l r a tn ?: l \ t voo Me d a ; dow, and excellent Pasttives while th is 1 hating Grounds 'immediately adjutant, are covered be . yond which. are . very extensive trac s %41:11 Pasture; of ii'most excellent quality, where, from the tt•of:44lxgeous tuatara of the exposure, and the shelter of t the Y '' it i t , i ' ; ' l": - ,', z : ifu n i ! t c. an sc d 2 l2 l - , fe t t b y e . stock feed at 1111 Season u s o o n t :i t, : e tql l te \%. j ., 1 4, 11 je115 1 1 14, Improveinents Which have made 14 a ' ty ' 1 :" 01. flte last 20 Yeari, add greatly to ' those, natural 1,1 4' "" ''' whichAt i- so 'tool) , celebrated, as well a, to its (.:11 ( ! v i r o l t (' ) / "; 41 ''e• Two c s apii: l ll Sheep-farnis, stoeked s with the . tb •s ? ice , il im v , 1 0 . qi e4tablished for many ) tars, arid .., 1, (Kt; b, , ,- 1 • • even in C SOUthern 444 1 ', ~., ' , e thrive n so well as to rival, The ...' 1 filvep of the same kind bred on the Borders. We fitlit. Lieut. Mrimi,, l , ii„ we ha s ,fallen into decay , bu t ti t __ IM , 11 ' 41 1 1 whorl ; it stood Is rentarkably romantic and beau . i I , l r•a u t h i g s t ng aver the River Langwell, withinlesi than a mile .V(Rld ' ee“ ' “" 4a "ntiniled bv risinr, Grounds covered wi . th , 4 , ~k , p , t... cardell with hot walls; &e. bas been forined, with tstate, ‘ttl'' esi'llilislion-nt of a lt , :sidenct•iiii that part of tile t7stil 4 , 1 1 ( 11,,, ,41 50 ra i•iii-li ' ses and Otliee-lioit , e , , have bc . cri ' Alt°. ' ' ' 'v .. '"' re l't Park rt ' he Estate at considerabk 1 47 ‘,ritte,. ILIA' Stdrann-ii i ' ( I , • ) .wh ich at present yfelds.a cant "`" eill 7rt t '4 l'i- i'"" -- 1 increased at the expir, 1, 1 -.1t.1,,,,,. i w4y to be gratt y ? , ''te are t :. , att th , P•refic f,• livable Mines of •Lead and Cup -1.)1 f )f' P. '.E4t4te ' " ° " 0(1 lilde , under the Authority . iir , , ~ta i A . aLw . n . a 11 . p ass e. from the South, N o !' ‘ '.l.6 E , 4ry C.ommissioners s i .11 , 11 the I,,,ii,,,,s2iate,iti its course to the Royal Burgh' of Wick, ' :, f.:onnt l-' --A ' th e avce,s to the sout it, and to the interior cif Th t , , i rY, tasy and - expeditious. '. - ' 1 ,rts ;..wituatilln ' I,4cvioli-,, at,,,.. -aiterds .1 consi•kut supply of ' , Non, as we ll as 'stis and t t he, -eUtes i t . abundance of Gatne of t ate it: 4urt s , lts Deer, R oe Th e common as well as the ' , noun. i ltiii;,. lc • lliseli Ciletiprarit VIM, Grouse,Prt ridge; 110 Ver, itl& l .4 i ,1,11 Wondeovii. * Wi l tli:a little attentii}n, Pheasants ver s 1,25' 1 s oftn. he reared sit the greatest abundance, the Co- : lit. renntr kabl' , ..t . d te I air them. Orithe whole, ctt th, NI - I, :i can be fa ore ) Ses' a ir i ?ibi l e to the Spdrt Satan, the Planter, 14.,, !Lii- ft„ it tit- the Agriculturist. ti,ell`,:,,hs-tate ii 'Freehold, :and affords a . qualification . for l eitia," ; 'F'r told, elect e d t o p'a r tio,o cil t fur the County. rite, iend,„,:,e vthucil,. and the Public and '--Pari,ii Burdens tire li" " r ' l l ' t; ' " .ri " i ` le-.l) ''''' l -''; tt . ei4 1 ex art' in the hands of James ii,„ . • . 14 (1. W s 1 ,, Li a 6 ? ,'. . Fthobor•ll, who has full, (vs of sim e. ' - , s estrica-low, - la t il , :; '' : li ""i , * 'O4ll, 11,,, 0, „ • at. I •tne well, w;11 point. nut tia ticr '"l ' 4 ,'.'" P.,,tr o ' drie ' s e: r s a t t e p l i' tliOs',..• de,iron . , of actinitiieg ,),,lit, t a r '4 ''' l oll I.te, A,o ret l ne:;ted to apply to .Captain 1•:, t ,, , , -1. •cr , .-:, of i i i„,,, t `, ',, 1,, , it 00 ,,,, tin, ardor, l' pon the.. ~.41. . „ , . , .(N it . -1. ', A it' I,lllol`l Fl '0, 7 1 ESqi 1.1..C.A11'S tun.. .:, ~ 11, , ,,,, , i,O ', '' ' ' -.• 1 t b view the Pro trt y 0,, -•" t • art . :oil-a :,; aro rev,. •1; , , i ,Y 1,.i,„'::t'21L?,t,, sononer, ;.s, if not prcviousiy slisposno . of , l'ilais if.'",„';';'';"iiit, 'of v iii,•ii 1111T111`6;Ate ittAtfe shall PO ' 441 ' , C, ' . t ' ''''' ''' '4\po ' •:,,l ;(. ri,':li,. --I,Le., on Wedne , :tla.-, the thitui),;'ol,. ne:,' at two . 111oii r within th e itOyalk:t• of "l4e -Boost ,, ELLi k b • , it tut, • • SOUTH WEALD, nett'. BRENTWOOD, ESSEX, In a deli g htful situation, about 16 miles fromLondnu, 4 front Rumford,- and 3 from Brentwood, in a respectable Neigh • bourhood, and surrounded by good . Roads. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Auction Mart, near the flank of 'England, nn Monday thelith day of September next, at Twelve o',Cloek in thc'inean thue.an eligible offer should be made,hy Private COutract,,of which timely, notice Will he given), • 4 GENTEELand SUBSTANTIAL BRICK BUILT; FAMILY HOIJSE, (late the Residepce of George Porter„Esq. deceased), in completely good repair and condition, With Coach-house, Stables, and conionfnihins Others, surrounded iry an ornamentalShrubberyamiGat - den, and situated between the btautifui grounds' of Earl St. Vincent and Sir hichard.Neave, Bart. Together 'with nearly WO. Acres of Pasture and Arable 1..a,d enutiguous to the Dwelling-hOuse, and a Cottage at a cunvenient 'distance,. There c is a .very complete. Farm Yard, with Bain, Stable, Cow-house, Cart-lodge,Granary,l'iggerics, Cattle Sheds, and overy Aesitable accommodation fur farming. The greatest part of the Estate is • Copyhold of the Manor of South Weald, sub ;eat to two Harlots upon the death of the Proprietor;mid. to tne payment of a small Quit-rent. For furtherPartienlars inquire personally or by letter (po paid) of Mr'. Perkins, Solicitor, Chelmsford, at whose . Clibee Plan of the Estate may,be seen. The Looker; at the douse, will shim , the Grottnris, and the House May be seen every Wednesday.aud Saturday from ten to foul- o'clock. Posscsbion may be had on the 10th of October next By the KING's ROYAL-LET rERi PATENT. PODLIOLD's I.IALSANI,• FOR CCUGHS, CONStI I NIPTION and ASl'l-I\IAS. • rrifus . MEDICINE his been. established for . nearly :30 years,. and is • allenvml by many eminent Phy sicimis to be the only efticacion, remcd t- to be depended upim for cluing the above Complaints... l'he numerous 'cures that are daily performed, and which rile attested by persons of the first rank in this kingdom, would tilt volumet,. Copy of a Letter to Messrs. GODBOLDS, 3, Bloomsbury- square. Gentlemeno.”:l have the picasikre to inform you, that your Veget:thle ree,nomended to nu by he [lon. :kir. Shirley, of Fulham, ii,u; perfectly restored MC to my former ,tote of good health. I was in a deilb decline, and had taken a uutilber of other Medicines %Odell faiLd of success. With gratitude i remain, Your obedient servant,. ' • )I.OllEttT DAVIS, 9, Cumberland-place, Chelsea - , May 11, 1813. • 'Mrs. D4rothy G 4,116, Gray's-inn-lane, is cured of a Con sumption_ by taking 5 pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she was under it.cours'e of medicine. from the faculty 5 months, 'and found no relief, Certificates of the cure the 11th of June, :1813. ' Stronger proofs of the'clficaey of this medicine cannot he given than its being recommended by the following No bility ; The Mod Noble Marquis of Lothian: the Eir,la Hon. Vis count Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. Lords Is,lacdonald,. Grantley, Portescue, and Nlomitford, the Right Me 14te Vibeounte4 , * Dudley and Ward; Dowagers Granticy, mouth, and Fortescue, Lady Apprecce; Sirs Franeisillahe, lward Iskwnham, John Coghill; and George Araistrinigi Generals Doyle and Dainty ► ,Colonels I,luker, Daiatb, Lenox; &e. • N. B. Messrs: Godbold have established an institution fur the benefit of the juror and others, who cannot affOrd to pay thu fnii price for the medicine, and bare, in vontiegrienec v appointed it. to be sold by one req,ct Vetokr in every principal town in England, agreeably to the to - ats of the charly, as well at at N 0.3, Biocuusbdry-sytare. CHINGs, PA reNT woßm LozENGEs, WORkS are the most'frequent sources ot 1-Alll - Diseases. Their symptoms every Patera and Guardian of Children should he acquainted with. :fluty oc. casion Loss or Altpetitc, a Paleness of the Crileur of the Pace, Emaciation, and irregular state of the dowels; titteud. ed atter with violent pains; they trritcgon Coi l v t ,isie hs ; they flit the growth tat' the liody,.and they prove fatal, hy end ing in a Consumptiowor t)ccay. liuth as a Preventative and Cure of these .larining Complaints, the above excelleot m e _ elicine is univei sally allowed, on the testimony of the highe s t Characters in this Country, both iu rank and rcsivc.taltilit) , to have no equal. 'flteir public atbrolYnivti, given t o t h e Proprietor, from a personal knOwledge its.wontlerlu I s t e. cess in their own Families, stamp s i t , merit beyon d ono p e i tion, :end g ives 3 salicti.t, to it, of which no other AlediLino of the kind can boast. • Parents, and others who have the Cute of Children, should have this I; e h t edy as a •p itimi l y dicitte to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Rowels of C dre t t are any way disordered, which it will always be founil to reliev... sow. who lesale and retail, at Mr. Poitler's, Nn. 4, Cheap., side, corner or Paterno:der-mw ;. Shin') . n lte I . oris. mouth: pules, ‘Veston„ Allnutt, and Mallory,. Portsea ; Htilf h ,l iohnston, C4tnrpOrt ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheer. toss; Pcck, ltOV, and l'orner, Hull ; Hoxland and Cook ,wmtity, Granville, Nettleton, and Giihaft, Plymouth ; and Lloyd, ,and ''SVOnlbeY and Co: Batinge, d wails 'and Penny, and Lathbut v,. iverpool ; s K t ln a ' in t e t b iotay i.och, , Madl nestct 4 Trewman, E xeter S m i t h, Niandert,n, tt 4 cburit, Stott., and Baxter, Edinburgh ; ter tturl 111.ction ,- 11(1, Glasgow ; nut gin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson “tui Co. Norwoli ; 'oraitren, J.eice.mer; Dunn and Sutton, Nottin,lhatn; and retail t)y blast Cou:ttry Ven-, tiers, in UtnCs, at 2a, gd. and bs Zwit. That the Deliveries are to continence on and for the ctAtli day of September next: that Proposals in writing, emir's up ;ad marked; 4 ." f ender for Army Supplies," will be received at this 011 ice, on' or 'before Wednesday, tht, 0,51 h day of Au gust (but nolo: will he received after TwtlVe o'clock on that !tlay), and, if sent by post, the postage Must be paid. .ProposalS must be made separately . for each Count,' and Island, except for the Counties dOmprising North and ;south •- Wales, all of Which must be included in one 'render, as also must the several Counties in North‘Brita ;ft all t ath Ph ,- . posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the render properly filled up, by Two Persons of known property en gaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount Stitts'd iii the printed particulars for the due pet - - for:wince of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless it hide WI a printed Tem*, and the prices expressed I!lWurils ut leuitth ; and should it so happen that, ;luring the c•oitin ;lance of the Contract, no Troops should statiohed Or 3U pp' led in the County, the expencu of the Contract and . Bond, paid in the tirst instance by the Contractor, to be re funded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may lie bad ;Von Application at this Other, between the hours of Eleven and Five ; and at the °dice of Pcputy;Conamissary , fieneral Lindesay, burgh. STANW-OFFICE, LONDON, July 28th, 1813. Nifirlel?, is hereby given, that. an Act was passed in the late Session of Parliament; fOr altering ; vxpLtining,•anita mending .an Act of the forty-eight year of hi: Majesty's Reign, fur gaming Stamp I)utirs,ln Great Bri tain, with regard to the Duties on ite-issuabk Promissory Notes (commonly - Bankert Notes), and.on. Couyey tutees on the Sal, nod Mortgage of Property; and for' better enabling . the Comail , , , ioner: of Stamps to give, relief incase: of spoiled Stani:is; earl fOr better securing the Duties oil Stage to BA.NIcEItS NOTES. . It k enacted, itzat loth ch 1 i0r.t...14.40b0r osvt, no -'Promissory Notes, forthe Payment to tfte.l3,earer on demand, of any sum not exceeding TtA Poonds and Two Shillings, shall he r e _iisned, by any Bankers or others in England, at any time after the expiration of Three Years from the date tAeteofs under a Nmalty of 501. but that all numb Notes shall, on the payment thereof after that period, be forthwith,ran celled, by the Persons paying thestatuu, tinder the Like Penalty. The rc-issuin..; of Notes for larger Stints is already restrained by the former regard to SALES AND SIORTGAGES, :Divers provisions arc made s for removing doubts whieft oc curred on the former Act relating tone ad ralerent Duties. In regard to SPOILED sT. \ MPS. The Commksioners are authorised to allow and exchange Stamps on written Instruments sinned by any Parti or Parties (except policies of iosnrance) which have or shall' become in operative, unlit or insullicieut for the purpoSe intended, void, . or useless, in a variety of cases pot before provided for.- 7 - Bnt applicuthr , for the.allowance must bt made within six moittlts . . after the passing of the Act (on the 10th Of July instant) br after the date of the Instruments, or within six months after the instruments become vOid, in case of their 'becoming void for want of inr.ituent, or within six Months after the sante shall be received back, its case of their bar-. big beets sent Abroad. And all applications for the allowance of spoiled stamps, on instruments out folly written,, or not signed by arty'party, must he made, at this Office, within, six months after.the pasting of the Act, or Within six months after the sham than hate been %Aided, if behinging to p , i - sorts re4Went Lotoloa or Westminster, or Within ten ttiereof,lkr within twelve conthii after the same shall ha< e been spoiled, if belonging to persons resident elsewhere in England. And adidovitS, or solemn affirmation.; in the case of Quakers, of all the facts and circumstances relating to the spoiled or useless Stamps broutylit for allowance, must, accom patty. the application ; which Zitlidavits - or affirmations must be made before a C.,:oolih , i;oot:r of , Stamps or a Matter Chancery, ordinary or extraordinary. And isnyperson making a false oath or aitirniation will be punishable for perjury— regaid to STAGE COACI4ES. 'rile Act contains a clause for more etlcctually securing the duties, in cases of ,persons running stage coaches without a .Aud it is enacted, that all licenses for heeping stage coaches, which shall Ivive been granted, within six months preceding the let Atlgnst, 181:3, shall continue in force till the d tst July, 1814, and that all licenses granted before the •lot February, 1&13,0343/1 ii/437.g in force on the SPA July, I ai;l, shalt wi that day, anit new licenses shall be Witt - MI out `ist-licit thereof on:the &is , following ; and all licenses to be , granted aivr the :11st July, 1813, are to have effect and con tinue in force, from the date thereof, until the Olst day of July following, and no longer. It is recommended to nil bankers, solicitors, stationers,aud others concerned, to mate themselves acquainted with the particular:provisions of the order that they may avoid pimalties, mind theinselves to the relief given by it, in the case of Spoiled stamps. • fly order of the . Commissioners, WILLIAM KAI'I'WN, Secretary. To B 1 LET, FURNISHED, Andentefeil upon at Miehaehnas next, 'rl -1 11131iXiAlirrON, Plllo.tlY, in the County of Nottinglicon, tm;.•ther with 45 Acres; of 1, ri tia t' i l l ' t l ,v (4 ;it " ;i ' m i, ;;V: d, :n i ;:o t u k n ' ;;,.: ( :l l ' l ‘ t ‘ r •i * tir °l l.3? - i ‘ ?::slrc t it e t 1 1 114 :: ' : 1't J 1, 1 ' t itlt taste.—:iii excellew* w3lied burden .Unit Crapc; tho Gromui nom., itnom, hv !}rating Itimm tttt Stufiy, of gicort twig- tire I)l:4ing itoom 4 Ilreet.fast tin, %inn, ,tells nt Hutt UtM:ll , , Sitiblici; fur 1 2 H orst .,, mni co.Ach hilt With 7,00 ii thrt t trait ;row Suitt 11 well, Li market , ; ten from tidkiDgti..mi it Ii nu NC{Vii.ll, 18 4 from_ romtion—la the resat-A. of Air. Chawerrik ., , I Wilt, Withiii riarli of 'OW Mt IlMity Beh mut Alt. Lumley `.it. vile . .. Fox-bounds. The will Imre the right of -14impt , itm• uter exten.ive Manor, ticell ,thi.:l..ed with Claws Itent, ;Ana awl fsoirut.ivint;:riLit;.ititclioTti,,i_tinbiltiloadirt:tl,,onfdt.Nol,ests,raili of NVill'om Smith, Esq. Soot-Atwell, and juhit lif,ttle, 'Ihut;:;,;1,011. AIILITIA PROMOTIONS. Commission in the Dorsetshire Regiment of.. Militia, signed • by the ;Lard Lieutena ot, Charles West, Gent. to be Ensign vice Coward,. rcsigueo. Conunis.itomi signed by his Royal Highness' the Prince Re gent, in the tine and on ttie behalf of his Williaiu Dtxon, be Adjutant to the Western R,egi meat of Nor,tunitiorland Local . Militia. lienty.Stenton, tent, to be Adjutant to the i2dlNoitinglistm. shill!. or Sotttlawelt Regiment of. Local Militia; vice Russell, 'resigned: Commis3ions s'gned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glbutester. Royal - Cotswold Local Bight Honourable tieorge ltathurtt, commonly called Lord Apisley,.to be Lieutenatit•Colonel Comoialidant. (icorge T a lb o t to l,c Lieutenant... Colonel. Edward'Crippe,Esq. to be Muer. Daolel•John Niblett, Esti.. to be ditto, V Wain Scott, h.q. ti, be Captain ; ' }term , Em• to be ditto; Wrilat Porter, F,;,4. to be ditto; l'hoinas Whyniett, Eq to be ditto; Joseph Cripps,jiin. tribe ditto; Charles• Cooper, Eig. to be ditto. William 'Wood, tient. to be Liauttnaht and Quarter-nrster. Webt Gloucester Local Militia. John Morir, Gent. to be Ensign; Samuel Itichitrtis, Gent. to be ditto ; (iecrge Whitechurcb, (enL. to b. ; Edward Blackwell, Geot. to be ditto; }teary harry, Gent. to be ditto; touch, Gent, to be ditto ; I:,,tward Jautei, Lieut. to be ditto. • Royal East Gione:..ster. «rilllarn 'Taylor, Gent. to be Lie,itenaut. Thurnis ,farad, 6,..nt. to be Ensign. • Royal North Glouce4i.er,. S.kinuel Young Griffith, GLnt, to be Ensfn. Couitaissions bigried by the Lord Lieutewat of the County of lice ford. Ist Battalion of North I lere,furd Loral eynolds, Gent. to be' Ertsiftt ; George Watts,; Gent. be ditto. 13rittidion.—Sainuel Shaw Gent. to by Ensign; Stephen , I 14) - ‘‘'ood, Gpiit. to be ditto. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • - T. flew, Brixton, Surrey, eiteesemunger, froxii Aupist 01 to Oetober9. _ BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEBBD. J. Denton, Flansholf, Penistori, aotton.spinner, BANKRUns. Jobst. Gordon, 'Coptliall-bit4dlngs, , merchant, to surrender August 21, 31, rind September 2s, at ten, ut Gnilaball, Loudon. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Cprbet , court, Graceelnirch-street. Frall6S Adrian Van Dyck, East India Chambers ' Lcatienhall street, merchant, August 21, September 4 acirl 2a, at ten ‘ at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Abbott, Abehttr.it- Canwin-street. William 1 Leoniinsteri Hertfordshire, innkeeper,. 'August ;21, at eight, it, and September 2s, - at . eleven, at. the Royal Oak Inn, LeorninSter. Attortries, Mr. Joseph Harris, Leominster, or Mr. 'Wilburn Smith, Bedford-rorr, William Pucey, Castle-street, Leicester-square, cliinam.m, August 24, at eleven, September 4, and itti, at tcli, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. R. Pittman, Serjeatre- Inn, Fleet-street, Robert Sp us,latst of Queen's.streee r Hoilleydown, lighter :lran, August 21, 2s, and September es, at one, at • Loudon. Attorney, Mr., John Cluttou, St, Stiuthivark, • DIVIDENDS. of Sept. 29. Langston, late of Cross-street, Chesbiro, pod CbCetwood, Lancb.sbire, cotton-merchants—Sept, 99, J. Wo o d and A. Sttibbs, Bolton-le-Mnors, cotton-ma nufacturers—Sept. F.J. Sutton, Southampton, linen iirapet -,Sept. S. J. Batt, Cambridge, victuali , r--Sept. 10. Vii. Brit ten, Russell.street, Blontusbury, carpentets—Spt. 17. 11. Sloane , strcet, carpenter—Sept. 8, B. Lewin, ni sloapsgaL-street, o. IL Thorne, Binclier , .low, ualler—Sept, Ix. K. Walaiesley IYI. .4.nd W,J. 'Act, Basinghall-strait, inerch.ints-4-Sept.' 18. .1. and J. Bikers, Bachlershury, ivarehousetnett—Oct. 2. J. 'rownsend,-tarots court, Fleet-street, upholsterer- , Sept. a. J. Vincent, Fre iimupstead-road, victuailcr—Sept. 3. J. BrookS, Queen-street, Cileapside, wiue.rnerchmit--Sept. 9. J. V. Scott, Grantham, Lincolnshire, banlier—Sept. 17, 11. &son; Finsbury-square, ruerchaiit 7 -Sept. ts. T. Great Prescot-street, Goodniao's-lields, merchant—Sept, I. IL Tre.:rethick and It. D . ickinsun, Fute.strect, dealers in it'un tanks. CERTIFICATES to be granted on or before Sept. 7.' T.Sharp, Ludgate-hill, eutler—j. Platt, Bolton,le-Moors / grocer—ll. Hayton, Upper Solitivianpton.street, Pentotivilie, cost-nwercltaut —D. Jackson, Hounditlitch, chemist—J. Car. ter, jun. Liverpool, - o.erchant—W. Good, Bratipule, Dorset, banlier—S. tlunter, Macclesfield, lion-faut►dcr---R. SavJge, Ilayel, Middlesex, cattle.salesman. P.IIt'rNERSIIIPS DISSOLVVD . • . J. Nixon and C. 11ichi, New I)oted.etre9 , l, 1,4,, , :.,4.,,i, , , ,, -.0. 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