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a .„4} ~t4l / 4 6 j .z 4 -fa ';/;=.4 ....i. ••,, '4..." kg., • 4 .... 1. , . • ioif, • - NI \\ s\ .1 , ' , •-...' • . .._. - , •I 1„, _... , ..-......- .., iii p:5 :i. ~41 c.,,,, __,-... , ...... , -. 4 r , -- 9 F.: io i ' t 1 . . 7 , < "4, 11 ' ' o\ \ • /lily - 1' , NUMIITP. 6185.] MF N DAY,` Y 6, 181:2. [PRICE Si:VIENC:E-TrAirrENNT: KING'S THEATRE, June 25, 1812. •- ISADAME CATALANI begs leave most-re-. speetfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, Sukscrib ers to the Opera, and the-Publi - e, that her BENEFIT is fixed f"7 THURSDAY, the 9th of July. 1312, when will he per . 't , Trtied the 1,-,•and _serious Opera of ORAZI‘ E the :istei - -piece of cituarosa (which was lately received at this. 6e a're Kith une m xapled applause), and i i which Madame I CATA.L.N.NI will appear for the last time in Male.. Attire. • End of the FirstA Ct, the Dive rtiserne ni f P BGGY's LOVt.. After the Opera, the grand Ballet of LA REINF, DE GOL CONDE, composed by Mr. Didelot, and in which all' the principal Dancers will perform. N.B. 'rho Onera of Orazi e Curiizi will positively not be ,performed again this Season. • "Non -subscribers- ordering Boxer, will be accommodated ac -t°;,ling to the priority of their application, at the Orrice in Ilayntarktt.. Vivant Rex et Rcgin . wEsrs PICTURE OF " CHRIST HEALING:THE SICK IN THE TEMPLE:" • • THE Subscriptions for thePriut . Of this Picture c'uatinipz to be received at' the BRITISH . GALLERY, mere the Piemre will be exhibited till the latter end of July. The prent price of the Prints to SuiLiciibere is'Five Guineas etch. A tlepatiit of half the price to'.he paid on subscribing, stad the remainder on the delivery of the.lrupres:zions. N.B. Persons residing in the Country; and wishing to sub scribe, may transmit 31. per poit to Mr. Green, the Keeper of *he British Gallery, Pall-Mall, London, for which -a receipt Will beirumediately returned. cuatrsu BANK. - • • • "SSRS LA COSTE CLARK and Co. • respectfully-inform the Public, that. they - have some since Tfaicl the whole of their Notes that were in eircula.- tiGu ou or before July .25,1811, (the time of the Robbery of t 1 : , ;' l4-131 n1r), and bare since issued a new circulation of their r .otes, strikingly different from the former Ones. They-have ' t herto been unable to reenver back their stolen property, eallithave reason to believe that attempts will shertly, or have I ''etztlybeen made, to get some of them into circulation; they 1, quest, therefore, that. all persons please to take notice, will put pay any of their Notes of a date prior to /13— • • ud 2;R,ti Jul.,•, 1311, and they 'warn all perscras against • -• any of such Notes, and advise particular Atterition to be paid to the dates of their Notes, as sonic al teration may be attempted to be made by the thieves and Persons circulating them: 1 / 4 _;tiert,.: ; ,-. July 1, ISM TO BE LET BY At the KINO I S ARMS, KENDAL, • tbz 154,11 Dar of July inst. at Six o'clock in / the Evening, . in such Lots asniay be agreed upon at the time of Sale, ItErIIO.NT ; a large and modern built MAN SION-H(3IISE, with Stables, Coach-houses, and all t* et-ary Out-buildings, and Offices, a good Garden, Or . cliare; - arid Pleasure-grounds, with two FarmS adjoining.. „,B4litiont is delightfully situated within one Mile of th.e • • 7,1 ' .44 1zed Vale of flawl.shead, and full view of 7„Eastwaite ket Pour Mitre frora' Aruhle.aide, and Thirteen from .ra ...., ; - " 4141,1 ; and within Three Miles of Wi.iderMere, and-Pour , Coni..•;tA.A Letes, corctaining al;o•at 161 Acren of Pasture 'A:4. Arable Lands; Thirty Acre.; of which, with the House, - And large Seat. in the Church, to he lim ediat. p os&e s - 4 . li ion. of. The I , arms, with two Seats in the fliurcii, are let Year to year; V t •s t ,2( T) _ N..arther Particulars, inlnire of R. Ward, E,;a. or Mr. T m Ackstock, Solicitor, Liverpool; Mr.- John Tov'ers,Sawry ; 9, Mr. John Bell, Tanner ;• both residing net;.; Hawkshead, near Kendal, who v.-ill shew the Premises. G..ENTLE.ALEN are infornied that FOX and Co. manufacture the followilig articles not to be pro *tired at any other house : CurioUs ESCURIAL CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,. in va, lions colours, particularly Sa.turated Blacks, of their own pe , tuliar dye; that will never turn brown; and are superior to those Beautiful French Cloths formerly imported., Exceeding Light and Durable ROYAL CAMLETTEENS, for Morning-frocks, Driving and Opera=coats. • . Elastic BARK-COTTBE:'•;S, for- Breeches, &c. which ap ear new .every washing—and the Patent Aquatic GAM )4OONS, for Shooting-jackets, which possess more approN'ed requisites than any thing ever before worn in the Field. Ail of which they sell or make up in a superior manner,-and *lay any day be seen executing to various orders. Officers! and Gentleinens' WATIiR-PItOOF CANILET CLOAKS, and Great . Coats), of every quality and shape.— L wi ikese every article worn by Gentlemen. Patterns seat, and printed instructions if desired, by which zuy Garnient.may be most fashionably completed. Letters post paid), directed to Fox and Co. 28, King-street, C ov 4 nt-garden, will IN duly attended to. . NEW. PUBLICATIONS. FOREIGN BOOKS, • Just imported by D. SPEARE, Bookseller, ‘: - (From the late J. Mackinlay's), IC °. 2 , SOTJTHAMPTON=STREET, STRAND, LONDON. VACCIOLATI -et FORCELLINI LEXICON totius LATINATIS. Four Volumes, Folio.. Patavii, 1771 . 181. 18s. Schlettsneri Lexicon in ;Srovum Testamentum. Four Vo• " 4 ' 63 , Octavo. 31. fis. Rosernunlleri Scholia in Velus et Novum TestanientUra. t 'ighteen Volumes, Octavo. 101.-10 s. Latahe r ti B us Elipses Grrce Schaeffer. Octavo'. 11. ss. liimgeseen de Particularis Lingme Grzeci. Octavo. 16s. De Guignes Voyages a Peking, Manille, et I'lsic de Fiance. Three Volumes, Octavo, and Atlas. 21. 12s. 6d. • Chardin V o yages en Pei-se, et autres lieux de l'Orient. ~,, 'Angles. Ten Volumes, Octavo, and Atlas. 101. Ilicharderiellihlicaheque Univertelle des Voyages. Six Vo -I:r'-tes, Octavo. nt. 10. Martetis Recneil des Traites d'Alliance, &c. Ten Vo lurbes. e't• A NEW VOLUME OP ILIVINGTONS' ANNUAL -REGISTER. This Pay was published, In One large Volume, -price in boards, Eighteen Shillings, !lIHE ANNUAL REGISTER; or a View of the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE, for 0 )6 Year 18rA, being the Fourth Volume of anew Series. ,Yrinted for F. C. and J. Rivington, -No. 62, St. Paul's rzrd,‘aotirch-yard ; slid also by Messrs.. Payne, Egerton, Hat- Nornaville, and Fell, and MesSrs. Anti. Ot the Above-mentioned Rooksellers may be had the former - olunn..s, published by Messrs. Rivingtons.. This Day was published,' In IFmo. price One Shilling and Sixpence bound, - A new Edition, of ? LITE LONDON VOCABULARY, 'English end Latin designed for the. Use of Schools. By JAMES GREENWOOD. Re;ise~iFortherly Sur-M:oter of St.. Paul's School. . . and arranged systematically, to advance the Learner iii Scientific, as well se verbal KnowNdge. By NATI-INNIEL HOWARD, • ' .irrinted f ( ,r F. C, an d J. Iti v ington ; .and Robinson; R• N . Y , aer ; SLatcbtrd and Letterman; Lungiu - an, Hurst, Orms, and Bronn: C. Law; It. Baldwin; Sherwood, lti 'eri, and j(ißeB;' and G. Rubimon, nounon. ~., whom may he had, by the same Autl - r, . " s eek and Englisti Vg.:cainttary, lsnao. yrice Lwund. CHELSEA UOSPITAL, 4th July. 1812. T HESE Luc, by order of the Rig t 116nouraLle ., the Lords arid others Commissioners for managing the Affairs of 'the Royal Hospital vt Chelsea; to give Notice, that all Out-Pensiohers - belonging to the'said Hospital; re 'siding in Londorr,-or within twenty-five tnikis thereof, are required to appear personally and regiment / ally with their lustruelions and Certificates of Admission, at the Szere tary's -Office, in the said Hospital, on the respective - days, and, in their difktent classes, ,according to- tlivir .several rates of pension,' as undermentioned, when attendance will be given from nine o'clo,,k in the, mordiag - until three in the afternoon, for the payment. of bait . a year's Pension in ad vance to Midsummer next, with the augmentation in propor tion to their disability and •lengtlyof service, according to his Majesty's late Regulations in their - fiVour. On IVEDNESDAY,'the Bth of July. The Pensioners at 6d. per da), from the diderent Regi ments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, tat Reginieut Lit Foot, with the remaining Regiments or Corps.. • On THURSDAY, the. 9th of July. - Those at gd per day, from the sever4l kegitazuts or Corps ahovementioned. - - • Oh FRIDAY, the 10th of July. Those at ts. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca. valty, Foot GUards, the ist.. Regiment of Foot to the inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 11th of July. Those at is. per day from the 5 ist Regiment of Foor,with all the remaining Regimeys or Corps ; also the Verisieeers from any Regiment or Corps at is. °ed. and is. id.. per tray. On MONDAY, 'the 13th of July. The Pensioners at is. . is . 2d. is. 2.(1. and is: 3d. • per day.., On TUESDAY, the 13th of July. Those at is. 36d. per day, with those at tile dill ieht rags to ts. gd. per day inclusive.' On WEDNESDAY, the Litli of July. .Those at is. Od: to 2S. s lid. per day idelusive. Ott THLTSDAY, -- the.l6tla Of July. • --- The Pensioners frone the at ed. theeday, mitt] the Privare Gentlemen who receive Annuities horn the late tst and ed Troops of He rse Chards, with those Pensunices t . roM the several Regiments who have been admitted oil Jet:emit of blindness, whetlier ' at is. per day or upwards,. when Hospital Surgeons will attend, for the purpose of exameviog. all such Men, and report to the next Board upon any'or tfaem. who may appear to be recovered or improved -in their si4i!t,' the paythent of whose Peniton is then to suspended till the Is alter order or the board. ' , ' • • , And that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hosiri : • tat, who live at a g-rea ter distance than' tweiey- five Miles from Loudon, and those, in Scotland and I reland, are hereny required and commanded, atter, the 2eth oeleecernher next, and after every . succeeding .eith of j-utie end, eith of Pc. caliber, omit l'erther voters, to apply 'to one of his Stales, ty's justiere,ot the Peace in the ileighbourliood where- LOl _reside, arid melee the follewine affidavit; which the said lela, et - straw for the Cueety, City,' Borough, or qt,q'vre wboa't the Pentioner 4peare, wi:l.sign reel - date; viz. •4 came before tne,'one of ltis . " Majesty's justices o f tile Peace for the Countrof .7 44 and- - made Oath that Ite, vas " mitten an Out-pensioner - of - Chelsea Hospital, on the 6' day of •- 17 (or fforn.the Regimmt of , Commiandedi!y . ;, was their aged aOwir years, served iu the erthy years, was discharged tor " and that he is no otherwise previdettfot by the - Pulel e ic, but " as a , Pensioner of the said llospital, , at per Day, (ex. " Sept his pay ; as a - in the • I.e.,egitnentof Sitlitte), 6 6 and now lives in the Parish ot , in tie " Sworn - before the • , this (ley of rS .": - And such of them .as were admitted on account of Blind- - tress are ordered:totranynit with their halfeyeari yeerFtdav4l ; ,.,. Ceititicale 'the .;n:' , te ni tn,:ir stg;.f, Anny, Surgeon, or oilier '.ylvdical Person, resid e it in their neigh aourhood ; but in tech distant parts,' where a Medical certi .ficate is impracticable, a certificate teem tile. Minister of the Parish to that let, and to aecettain the coetinuaece of their , will be admitted. The Affidavit drawn accordin;' to the above form, .sworn before, Ela t ed and attested by a Megisirate, is soh: put hp in-• a cover, and sent by the General 1 cot, deeded thus : --" To the Right Honourable the Paymaster General of His Ma " jesty's Land Forces, 'Londe')." airlting oh the cover, " Chelsea Pensioner's - AtlidaV:r."---And•counterparts or du plicates of the said Affidavits; are tu, be. reserved by the Out. Pensioners respectively-, to eee eeilibited suelr lessons as shall be directed to pay them, together with their Instrue tions and Certificates of Admission . , in order that their claim to the Out-Pensions may be fdlly verified, and their persons clearly identified-. And to the end that the Commlisioners fitthe . Affairs of Chelsea Hospital may besatisfieii that the Peusientele are the same Persons who htve passed their examination, i.t is , herehy ,further diretted, that such of them who haVe served iii, and have been discharged from any olthe'Regiinerits; or I telepene dent Companies ot Invalids, or Royal Veter:in .13attaliOes,(are . not to mention in their. A ffidavits, such Reennent orCeimpaoy of Invalids, or Royal Veteran lidttairoili iu whi.;:i they served last; but the Regiment,'Troop, or Corps of the Army, from which they were first discharged and teCondll.filded, and re ceived at Chelsea Hospital, . The eensioners arc • particularly to take notice, that the halt. yearly pa) merits after Christinas'are regulate.l, as to the place.of paymetit, by the musters at Cheleea, or the•A thda sits sent as abov-e, after the Midsummer-preceding, and chat Midsutrimer payment is.' in like mahrer r , : t .;.llatest 4 the mustels'or Affid4vits lifter the thilistnia prece,ding.. ft is also ordered and elitetted, that no person who shall change the place of his abode : given ii, at hi-s muster, or spe. ciuied ie his Affidavit aforetaid, arid who may apply for his Pensidn.(exCepting to the Officers 'of Excise. neatest such piece of abode), shall receive the same, unless it appears, 1Y the certificate of respectable Peesoes, that such rentuvi - was through unavoidable necessity,- which lie or they could not foresee or prevent ; suet that if any Pensioner s4all. fraudu, lently attempt to receive a double payment or the Penlon, either at Chelsea orat dilkrent pieces, lie Shall be struck off the Lists ; forrthe better prevention of which frauds, each is Pensioner required produce - his_ instructi , 4l Papers, at the time ot payment. Lastly, it is notified. that none tvjlj ,be entered upon the Pay'--Listsof the said Hospital, or be entitled to Neer ve any k,enefit therefrom, who shall nut aca agreeabiy.to these orders and direations ; particularly in Sendilig their halt-Yearly-Af fidavits tb the Payinaster e General, e as above directed, and to no other Office, which-several of the PeaSiontre have of late either negleaecl to cite, or sent them irregUlarly to other de partments. G. AVST, Secretary and Registrar. riZIHE value of - FREE:.‘I:I 's GUTTA I S A LUTARIS has been so - lung iloyed, that no thing of the present day' can bear a competition w th it, in ail the different stages,,ornt f certain Disease, which = it eiledually cures, and eradic.ltes faun the hety, with out exciting the painful feelini s and exposure that attend Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring- confinement from,btisi ness, or restriction of,.diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drop have proved their claim ro public appro. bation, for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes they prove a• never-lailirm Restorative, whether the .debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by i' kicit pleasures, or the elledsof. \Varrit climate. To •Travel cis and those going abroad;' they cannot be ref:unintended too* strongly, as they - will receive•a sate, speedy, and complete. Cure, in ail old stubborn Gleets, and . eyety Weakness that • - aileds the .Biadder and Organs of. Urine. 8y its efficacy. many - Women have become Mothers, MI6 for nianyyears had been deprived of that happiness. • • -•, Sold, wholesale and.retail, at Mr.. Butler's, No. 4; Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsinotith; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; ll mitt,' Weston, 'Mallory,. and Jones.) Portsea ; Yrewrnan, Exeter; Cook worthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hokland, Plyinouth ;" Newbury - Dublin; Ratter and Maud nald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, din burgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; ,Ross and Peck, ; G regson and Billinge, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gre gnry, Brighton; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine Venders, in Bottles at 2S. 9 d. 4 5. Od. :aid zas. ESTATES FOR SALE. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, In the mouth of August next (unless previOnsly disposed of by Private Contract, of .which due Notice will be given), EVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES;- iii aishes of West Llantwitt, Eweuny, - Llangan, Colwiu stone,, Penarth, Coggan, Llandough, Lavernoch, St. An drews, Mirtliir aiwan, .Llautrissent, and Mandan . ; also se, veral Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about 2566 Acres; together with the MANORS of West Limit witt, Corntown, and Penarth. Particulars will soon be published. Apply to Messrs. Webb, 1 , V;b1.), and Attwood, Salisbury. REE El OLD , MANOR ... and. ESTATE for SALE, situate at nearly equal t.istances between Ox ford and 13atl; ; consistinia aMAis;Oll. and convenient MAN ' SION, tit fur the Residence of the - Owneref the Estate; and several FARMS, vi:hich are now let on old Rents, antounting, with the WoOds and Plantatio;;s, to about. 14001. a Year, but of the estimated value of about 20007. a year. .• the builtlings itre of stone and siate, all in . perfectly goodrepair • and _the outgoings very moderate. . • Ihe ' Mansion, - and nearly the whole of "the Property, CQIIIC unt of lease on the 25th of 101 . 6, when the pur chase is to be compi e ted. Apply to the Printers of the Salisboryifuornal. BUTLER'S COURT, MANSION PIOe7SE, PARK, &c. ••' - TO BE SOLD RN AUCTION,. ; 7 - • By Mr. SQUIBB, At GaTyaway's, on -- Thursdayd'Uly . l6, - •T H ilighiv,distln(mished MANSION', 1-10175 E, with ,its . Others, Plia,ore GroinzdF, Groves, Gardens, and - beantifully.Wokided Park,. known as BUTLEWS cwirr, forguerlv the -Residence. ,of • The Rig ht tiod.'EDNRIND BURKE, -. And lately .occupied by. Mrs. llorke, - deveased. • , . The Mansion is a substantial Brick-Editice, with two Wings .conaected b-y tolontiadeS; contaihin.- ' a suite of weil-arrang- k d principal Apartments on the Grotnid.Flor ; two Staircas, excellent Bed Chambers and Sers'-`ants!' Rooms, and numerous attached and detached Otlice; , ; Coach-house, and Stabling for • `Ten Iturseg,,siitli convenient trait-bnildingi. The Park, Plea , gure ound, &c: contain al G bout. ONE fill- DREU an-id SIXTY_ ACRES, of which nearly One-half Very pro4wtive Meadow Land, and about PIFT • ACRES untom-' Monty rich Pastitre. -The whole Estata is FREEHOLD', -and very pleasantly - sk tnated near Beaconsfield, in Buckiwilamshire, Only miles • froitt-London. • • To be viewed, by Tickets only, to :be "bad of Mr. Squibb.. Descriptive Particulars may be had on the Prelnises ; at Gar raway's;' at the. Saracen's He;,4 Inn, 'Beaconsfield ; of -Mr. FIV„-ate, Solicitor, Essex-street; Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, where -the Plan -and Elevation. may be seen. SI TROPSJ TIRE. FREEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. \VYLEY, At thel'lG'and .CASTLE, Inn, hi the. Town df ,BRIDGE NORTH, in County of Salop, , On FRIDAY, the ;3 s t Day of duly next, betweesu the Honks cf,Theee and Five .o'Cludi, In the following LA:, or such others as may he agreed nnon. - Of/ad:Lon:. of Side to be then produced. • • LOT: _I. - TUE MANORS LORDSHIPS of CHET; - MARSH, otherwise, NIUC/I .:C/lELNIARSI-1 and CHELMARSII NETHERCOURT, in the County of SAT, with the Cipirt, - , Baron, Chief Rents, vidtiable 'I -ferias', Pri vileges and iunnunitie; -thereto belonging. Also all that capitarßilek and Tiled MESSUAGE erected within a few years past, and in compleat repair, with the Beirns,Stabling,audother suitable ' and sundry pieces sir parcels . 4 very excellent -Arable, Meadow, - anct Pa-tore Lapd thereto belonging-, containing by admeasure-, meat, 10 A. n R. and 43 I': (noire in lest), situate at Chel mardi, and in the poses of Mr. Baker.• _ Als4; SEVEN COTTAGES, with the .Gardens, Lands, and Aplntrteuauces thereto belonging, ,situate at or.titar,ChelL truirsh Connnon, now let on Leases for .03-ee. lives each, at small annual reserved Rents, amounting in the whole to - in the several posessions. of Betilainin Elcock, Mary Wall; w Edwa - rd Dallo, J6l2n Head,' Thod ias Guest, -John budley, and nomar • • LOT It. A swan neat DW LLIN irOUSE, with the Garden, and Apprtenances thefeto hat:aging, contan,!ing , I.R. 20P. in the pussesiion of Mr. William Jordan. LOT -lIL A 7,IESSUAGE and DWELLING-T-101:SE with th - e Garden and Appurtenahce4 thcrcto possessiop of Francis Horto,tv. • • - • • LPT IV. A MESSUAGE,- BUILDINGS, and- ~icsderal Pateeti of AT._IBLE,• MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying , la eloy,- Chelup4•sh Common, containing,. by .:tdme4,-ni...enfen4SA. 1 P. (more or leg's), in the p9ssession of the said `lr. Baker. L. 017 V: A PIECE of very rich ifi. : A.TiONV LAND, caked Mootz - Meado*,,contaiAing 7 A. 3 R. 34 P. (more Or less), in the iius sossion of Mr. Baker: LOT AI,. A 41ESSUAGE,' DWELLING-HOUSE, DUILIITNG, and 'LANDS-thereto belonging, situate at Chorelev in the - Parish Stoddesden in the said, Conty,, containing by admeasgre merit 4A. 2 it. (more or legs) in the told* of 4or,dan. . ' ' LOT • VII. . A DWE'LLING-HOUSE, BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, and MEADOW adjoining, ;n the holding of - ', con iaining .2 A. I.R. 20 P.. (more or less). % LOT VIII. A PARCEL of LANJJ, at Choreley, called the FIELD, contanhr- abont 1 A. 3 11., LOT X. A PARCEL,Of LAND, at Choreley, called GIG , PIT, con taiuiog about 2 A. LOT X. A PARCEL of LAND, called the LOWER GROUND containirg, by admeasurement, IG ' The last three Parcels ztre in the possession of the said ..Jordan.. • The Manors abound With Game, and . extend over upwards of 3000 Acres of Land. Chelmarsh .Couunon is a valuable Waste; containing about:lso Acres, of Which the Lord will be intitled to .a considerable allotment oa inclosure. There are Veins of Coal under the Estate, which have been worked *•ithout an Engine ; and it is believed there are Nein§ under the Waste. 'The Heriots are valuable, being the best Beast of the Tenant dying seized. The Timbet and the Sap lings on the ditreterit Lots to be taken by the Purchasers at a Valuatioit. The Premises are distant only 3 Miles from Bridgenorth, S from Bewdlev, 10 from KidderminAer, and 16 from .Wol verhamplon, all good Market Towns, and Possession may be had at Lady-day next. • For FurthenPart.iculars _apply to Mr. VlcuEns, Cranmere ; Messrs. H. and W. J.l.orn; Solicitors, Ludlow; or J. A. GROVE, Esq.,Four Ashes, near Enville. Ludlow, 2Glh June, 1812: • • MIL WAKEFIELD'S 'RIMINI). This bay was published, , In Two large Volu.nes Quarto, with a Map of the Country; . ' ^--, "price 61. Gs. boards,• . . AN ACCOUNT 'of 111 ELAND, STATISTI - CAL and POLICITAL,' By•EDWARD WAKEFIELD.. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa *ertnster-roW and Ott the British I .3allery;. i Wel:* I'ICTUALLIII:G=OFI7C,r.e, • June 26, 1817.. lIE C( 4 ,IIOIIISSIONERS - foeVreI:VALLING T • • ilis,.lll-i.)WSTYST s cIo hereby give2C - biice, That .• • on Friday,. -the 10th of July be ready t*TfCCiTO 4 renders iic writing; (sealed and pyr the sate- c:vl'ali • the 1. - EXiT that _shall bevnatik i z his '1111:);.st3 lireiccuse oi Mptford ) for one year,fom . fix 2 .st of 3lontlz (rho •-• for the Supply of what Oti,?Ellll6E Si.'OllES, and Town mock 'COOPERS' TOOLS, or Tool, 'it' egu2tg•Oodne.ye,•?4e• Sertlee of this Department may re'quire, .f:or the ..e,,aace of • 7'ufgve Months frora thedate ; of t*. Cojebrak-t, 49 be, dclicerfti into the Stores at tha.pl(ive ; and t' for by Bills, payable with Interest, Niztety Days afte s r. date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be serif at te S'Pcse- terry's - • •No regard had I'd an?) i'ent;7ir .whic..h the Price Shall put be inverted in word& at lt•ngth, th::t sheet - tip:. le deliivred to 1:;.• Board -before One ti'ektk on ti4e said Friday, the 10th of July next, -.nor 'unless the Person who makes (.',e Peniier, or so; 4c PIrSCal. on /oils behalf, attenJ4to ansioer when i;allttl fur," Eatll Tender for,Ae Yeae must also be reccompaNerii Litlter sigwed by Iwo reslionsilde Persons engreging to bertim bound wi:A the Party tenderinf,- en Wie :Pcnot Sum of 21231, fur !1W due performancr of/he CenP•act. V C LVC,tOFIV-CE, . „ , - • J:inc , 1•2. • • _.- 7 1. 5111:1; Sl( , ';`* fyr rIC /fi / 4 1 6 e 4.7.E.8.71 1 'S glee loth of ..Taty";ic.al, ti,e9 ;,,:7i ready Ti-nders in - itr:tivg, ..rOr Twollundred Thousand Gallons . of WEST liti•DlA RUM, to:bci.delivcree4 direct s f..o.yz the I;andtcl ii7archaitso Of tii.e Tresi lng;,liboch•Coitpanzi at t.iie Pure c! . l Loink - n; into . 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