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City of Chester and ditto, mai ditto, Town of Neweastle-upon-Tyne (1 1 Slir ews b ory and ditto, Town of Trow. 4 (4 , 4, T.Qw" of Leicester and ditto, Town of Dud. jf ," ll of Derby and ditto, Town of Slough and in the severa l itt%orlralvetliampton and ditto ; an d , , , i 4 4 13 h also Bread to the tiousehola 1124 its Vicinity. -• tit t. ~ 43 e.IY's C ava l r y i n C antonmen t s and attar- htih,r44:r:ll) entiotted Coupties and Islands . .-4 1 ).• , . wick, B recon , Cardigan, Carmarthen, k t4l 1 / 4 1 1 , 61 I)eitbieh ' e D rby Mohan] Gla-, erefo-rd,Hertford, Ham ' s; Li netlin ' Montgomery, Oxford, Pembroke, '' Westward ind, Worcester, City of C 44,l ,ii tt J. ' C ity of Carlisle and ditto, Tiawn of Shrews -11510 .444 an of W o l ver h ampton and ditto, Town of , 1 / 4 . '4, vi. 4 • own of Slough and ditto. t u•vrs, 11:1't-,, and STRAW, to his Ma , k t; i . ) 1 4 t he s tr racks, a n d OATS i n Cant on ments and 4 t14 , c,2 aatl er - mentioned Counties in South 80 -114 114 1 4 . 1 0 tay •4l, D evon ; Dorset, Essex, Hants (in kit; kin:. 6f W ight), Kent, !Lancaster, Middlesex, * 1 , 1 7 1 411, 4 ,""n • Notti ng h am, S u ff o lk , S urrey , Sus -114'• 114 ' • Ordt • Barracks at Newcastle (.l4, • lance In the County of Northumberland; 4' Vicinity; and in the several CLAW 44,1'4ittitt4.1'1. Ai also Forage to all Horses kept for his I kt Ihl4slds of Gue r ns e y, ; Jersey, and th, boive 4 4 J ane ties ar e to com mence and for the 2.kth V , itiL,, r kl i th co at Pr o p osa l s, in writing, 'sealed up bi.: 'il.lder for Army Supplies, " will he received rtc.liefore Tuesday, the 27th dziy of May (but ei.t after - Twelve o'Clock on that day), th e kit l4t li postage must be paid. e ihade separately for each County and a ' n= l'r for the Coun ties' comprising North 14 '1 4'11.4 ' ti "' 411 uf hich tau t b• included in one Tea k e. 1 , 01.0. 1_ tit t h e sev _ ia.. c s. tanti 71 :41, 1 , r, fur th e v aunties in North Britain, I POI' of Forage in Guernsey must in- Ot t„ each Pr o which , posal must have the Letter properly filled up, by two Persons „ 4 %ll atv _ 64 t h 11 ,1 to become hound 'with the Party I , trt Z r att a it stated in the printed Particulars, tit t tt, ed i itte of the •Contract ; and no Pro ' 44 1 ,:"*4 unless made on a printed Tender, th. tcp,'e" in work at • t • and should, bd.::::'g.t.he cunt in Lianc t e n uf' l . ' the . Contract tci node". the Contract, the Ux litr44l: tcf ! Gotttr Bond, paid in the fi rst instance by t 4 • refunded to Hin t. . tom 44 e.tt (leo r intr• may be had Upon application etle !IN -street, W estminster, between the . 7 ,„ 1. . 41 y outi, , , und a! the Odice of Deputy Com t,11(• i tt o Edinbo ri a t .11 `load} • efts nntlerstood 'by the Parties ten . 0414 moiithasui,dfetrerthtLC;ot?trae.ts. must be Pee " t Li o n l tstttl v mum Lou thereof, or tad. L tss, . , v._ 'A..... yk n 't).'3 POrt UVEIt.I" DAY IN Ti- 11.,64,,,, , 41 bay were publishe, • 171'51," '''t'Ki2 (ivitr -Type, price 69. Cd` b,"ellid:everY hi1t414.1 `CiA,I. 1{ UAL)! Nt_i LESS()NaS ": , .'ii'll Witi:lt',..*e.it, !,,,Ireted iihictly from mo—eri L"° \ t4 . 'eptir i,I G-e,;rge the Third. 1 'AY tl, itry W SI-1.114PE. own s 4, -4,4,4 • •• • • ...... _ and Br riav 6 /6,1, ritirSt, tiCell, Ltrnau.) 11, 41t1P f whim) tert be bad sue v‘o.,,,e4trekt, i. . ' l' ' adayittd to . , 4, ,10,1,ii ,0 .s or Jualar C asse_?. . . ..,;.t.r. ih tl sit,', t,l'''' 15L)414, liy the L. .. ,via al ' . "i114„,.' - l t ,, • . or tt:S Letaens for erery Day in tha f i Know -04,4', .I'l'l4lile la6trhetion iii Alt us; u David 14% v",l4vins for Saralays. By tite i‘tv* ,Littieh, S. tki. Xrumnrat 7692.3_ . 4 Pra 22, 1317.. 11%C0.113/ISSIONIMSfor VICTC74LI.IN 0r.1.1.e11.p5 'Y do hereby give Notiee, the t ' i, 7 2 zu lffiY t;t4 r"d eP't of :tray ne.rt, they will' be ready , to r 4, , lid writing (sealed up), and treat for ru 7 .41 ' 4 17 .11 q 7'ons of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of I) cr.S•rit of, equal goodness; and One Ifundre 'eve t i. 4 1 - . lire ".tons of LIVERPOOL, or coarse-graine S 11 I 11;e" 1,4.4 • . Salty eqna gOo, • . t '44'4 41'0re-dried; to be numerable to Samples uil h the 7 'indert, tO be delivered tht 301, ' 44, 1' into his Majesty's Pictuallivit St o7 .* ki‘ 6 (1 to be paid for by lulls pa,yeiGie s with 'tiotto/t after d • et.c. ''klutotts of the Contract may' be , sort at the Sec . re• „ C ti_ C (P, at thlr Or'hy . aPpl;littgle) the C .. f . 11 . 1, ,, , rtm . 5 j hittiea at Liverpaoli • add at: Middlewtt *quetipety. te W hurl to any 7 'ender la v.., 2 14 I'(. fieea.7/1:107, irdrt :t .ed' lVii, or One o'CArck on t. cr. I ' 4 44 ;#l . - .11.7 y nor unless the Peoson u o 2Z4 der, Or some Person on, his behalf attends, to ."4Ntett 4tIIMY CONTRACTS. C6anui,,;,ari4t Deparinient Treasury Chambers, c()T io , ' - April CI, 1817. 14 h ereby'gi veil to all:Persons de. I:th`,l,c""f Contracting to Supply.tha following *I I I. 0 , of the Ariar, viz.:— Articles I his ,lajestv's Land Forces in Cantonmen ts, . Lk.t.,4,..1:1.4.11d1trrae45, the itntler-Mentioned Count i es 6 Ankit'Slris Bedford; Berks (includ- -0,111'41 Ilungeiford),. Berwi c k, Br e e nn ; Cardigan, Carnarron p , Corn wal l (i nc l ud i ng Sc i l l y ) , D en- t irset, Eiscx, Flint, Glamorga n, l,4 4t r . 01U: tail ing th e Ci ty of Bristol), Guernsey, lido b. iketi:lll4tfUt'l* Hants, Isle °N a Alan, Isle Wight,Jet- -14414 41; ~I,itu caster , Lincol n Middlesex, dlescx , ti iddlesex, Mo- -1 1+1 tLu 44tri44 "Ys Norfolk: Northampton, Nottingham, 44 tr ~ i `k, 4thin! stitrolk, Surrey, Sus" r ' I.R,U V 'or". ) rity of Ely and its Vi- kkiNtt:ut estmo rt l and, % arlisle and ditto City of Chester and ditto, I . (4414 OFFICE OF ORDN,INCE, .dprit 43, 1817 rpHL. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS pf. His. MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby • g ipe, Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Ofifec ira Pall-.{tall, on or blore Friday, the 2d of 'tray next, .frOni such Per sons fir may be williny to undertake the Supply of BISCUIT for Serviee,of this Department,lll Iroulwich, Jru a:period q1,...1i57 Months., Two . Samples of Me Biscuit to be supplied may be viewed, upon application trt . the respective Officers of the Ord►iance, at Ike Royal Arsenal, froolteich. Anditrrt/re►' Particulars, together with the .Perms and Can , . dllions of the Contract, may be known at the Setrelary!.%. Office, Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the flours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, a►►d endorsed, Proposals for Biscuit;"' but no Proposal can be ad►nitted after the •.sitill ev of May next, al,Tmelve o'Clocle at 21 - oon of Me same day ; neit/ec•r will any 2tvetler he noticed, unless 14:e: tarty making it, or a►c Agent in. behaV, :hall attend. By Order ofthe Board, cRs fr, Secretary. • VA4I7AIICE , AND BEAUTIFUL .ESTATE AND EXTEN• SIVE . SMNE QUARRIES FOR To be SOLD by Private Bargain, in Whnle.ur in Lots, THE ESTATE of MYLNEFILLD and the STONE QUARRIES hvionginw thi•reto, in the Parish of Longforgani and County of Perth. — "Phis Estate is most beautifully situate on the banks of the . 'River 'ray, about three , mile. Iron) Dnitee, and seventeen lima Perth i the Turnpike-road between these Towns passing ; through the Estate. It consists of about 630 Acres, the g..eatest part of which is of very superior quality. A consi derable portion oft be grounds is in the occupation Of the Pro . - peietor, and the remainder is held under Leases, which ex pire in the course of . four or five years. A run of Water passes through part of the Estate, capable of driving Machinery. 'There is a good Alansim.-House on the Estate, with suit able Offices. A Garden, with an excellent wall, and Contain- ' lug Hot-Houuses and Melon Pits, was made a few years ago and' is now in high order. The Grounds around the Man sion-Heuse are embellished with. belts and clumps of Plant ing, all which, togethei with the whole Wood on the. Estate,. arc in. the most thriving condition. In short. this is one of the most beautiful residences in the fine district of Country in which it is situate. Entry can be., given at any time most agreeable to a purchaser. I be Stone ,Quarries of Mylnefield or Kingudie a rc exten sire, and extremely valuable. For many years past very large . quantities of stone ha've been sent to London, for the London Bridges, West India and other Docks, ‘Voolanch, &c. &c. be sides the demand for the Home Market being very great. As these Quarries arti so well known, it is unnecesssary to be .more particular. ' . The Estate staml rated in 11 e Cess Books of Perthshire at tip. sum of 70. Iss. 6d. Scots, of valued.rent, thns affording nearly two frechdid qualiticati,.n,' in that Conntyk and there is besides about 501. of valued rent in the County of Forfar, attached to the Estate. A considera!): , put of the price, if desired, will be allowed to remain, on the security of the Estate, fur such period as may he agreed OIL ' The Title Deeds are perfectly clear and unexceptionable. If the Estate and Quarries are not sold hy private bargain . pr er i,,,, 1,, Wt.itsoffitae :i4I 7, they will then be Disposed of in Il'hole or in Lul. , , by linblic Itoup. Dundee; or by Mr Peat:son:W. S. York-places Edinburgh either of whom will also give every other information which may be re/lived, . • • .•This Day •was• published. . • At B. 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War-Office, 4J,ril 29, 1 3 17. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Peter Wright, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Duff, who raises. 15th Itegimept of Light Dragocins, Lieutenant Ralph Mins. • ,fi r .eifilh!brffille:. 4 .".ntif:4o;ilitauttAVlntst...frarit. `.lll - 1474 'Bellitirs to he ditto, by pureha4e, Vice' Woclehonse, pro. meted; Frederick Itockley, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, rice Arnold, promoted; William George Hylton Joliiire, Gent. to be, Cornet, by purchase, vice Buckley, promoted. 18th Lieutennnt Thorn*, Cary Askew, A•om the Gre nadier Regiment of root Guards, to be Lieutemant, by purchase, vice Brett, prOmoted in the 10th Light Dra goons. 20th Ditto, Gentleraan Cadet. itabert Douglass, from the ltoyal Military College, to be Ciiinet; by purchaie, 11 tinter, protanied. 22d Ditto, Lieutenant Ethvaril Taylor, from the 25th Liglr Dragoons, to be Captain, of a Troop, without piirchase vice.Dud.ley, deccaped. 2 Ditto, John Clyde, Gent. to be Cornet, without pttr chase, eke IL J. Shawe, promoted . . ' • • 25th Ditto, Robert Swinhoe,. Gent. to . Cornet, by. pur, chase, vice P. A. Taylor, promoted. Staff Corps of C.ivalry, Cornet Edgar Gibson to he "Acute» pant, rice Hooke, superseded; William Aniiel,‘Gent. Lola: Cornet, vice Gibson.. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Francii Vernon, from the 121 h Foot, to be Ensign and Lieutenant by purchase, ,vice Askew, appointed to, the I stli Light. Dragoons;. Honourable William . Saunders Lascelles to be I...nsign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Vyntr, promoted in the 4th West India Regiment. 2d Regiment of Font, Ensign Thmuas Meldtum, from the ts3tl Foot, to be Lieutenant, mithont purchase, vice Rich mond, deceased. , Ith Ditto, Captain Thomas St. George Lister, from the 74th Foot, to be Captain of a Compaq, vice Hook, who *ex- . changes. 16th Ditto, Lieutenant George Rivers 'Maltby to be Adjutant, ice Browne, who resigns the Adjutancy only. with Ditto, 13revet Lieut..-Colonel Henry Charles Dickeni to be Licutenant-Culuael, ivithuut. pun:bide, .vicc itubert, l 4 deceased. 48th Ditto, Lieutenant Wi liam A. Noifield, from tin"! ':76th Foot, to be Lientenant, vice Joseph Clarke, who retires 'upon the half-pay of the lath Foot. ' • ' 53d Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Price to be Captain of a Gate- pally, 10 purchase, vice Andrews, who retires. 55th Itegioaent of Forst, Assistant Surgeon Andrew Mackay, from the h7th Foot, to be Assistint-Suigeon, - vice George Martin, who retires upon the half-pay of the 6;tli Foot. sGth Ditto, Ensign Willi:CM Burrow to be tieniesiant; with out purchase, vice Nelson', valio retires; Thomas Coleman, tient. l a be Ensign, ; by purchase, vice Purrow. 61st Ditto, Captain James Stewart, froin half-pay of the 21st Foot, t o be Captain of at:pinions)** vied Patteau Itlftedott gall, who exchanges. 63d Ditto, George 'Cumming; Gent. to ho Ensign, without purchase, vice Meltlrstm, promoted in the vd Fout. 66th Ditto, (, utter-. John Ilacon to be anattereMaster, %ice 111twdonaltl, deceascd. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant Moore 'Scutt to he Captain of a Com rats.ll D wi u t tf ilo t i o lt Is P e u tfe hit ut i 7t; t r r t w 'N' it;t u o ii t i t e nt c h e a " : ce l. S :n e s o i t g t i : NetlOsnicl JOseph Cumberlege, Gent. 'to he Ensign, With out purchase, me l)%ltf, promoted. 69th Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Poyulz, from the 176 Foot, to be Captain of a Cowpony, without purchase, vice W.ll. West, -deceased. • 74th Ditto, Captain Archibald tioolrs from the llt h Foot, to h e c d iititin of a Company, vire Lister, Who exchanges. 75th Ditto, Ataistant-Surgeon bitttliew Thonstik Lane, from th e 10,3 d Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Jameson, promoted. • . 77th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Burke, from half-pay of the 72d Foot, to he Assistatit-Surgeon, tied who exchatsges. 84th Ditto, Volunteer WI. Charles Dighton, to` be Ensign, wi.hont_parclsa-scs Vice G.By f iv e roomt, i i. sth West India Regiment, I.ietstettant Charles Jathes Vytter, from t beGtenadieelteginsent ot Pout Guards, to be Captain o f ea Cornplatsy,• by purchase, vice Roberts, vito 'Royal staff oar; COloptil JohnPlne. Irons the half- j o ty as. Mojor, to. be. .Nl4.tjoi - ,:,,t74:;e Sic. Itoltert Liwrcttee Dunitii, Wild ' "" '*• . AGIt'ICULCURE. MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL. • The last month and the early part of the . pre• sent, have been particularly favourable, as a seed season, for , the various crops ; the cold , and , drought, however, succeeding,-have retarded tho business' upon binding elays,,the Cliltivaturs of which arc ,waiting . fon warm showers, with tlt, assistance, ot. which, the sowing of spring emu would he speedily and happily completed. OVth i ts appearance, of the Wheat generally,, the report* are far from, favourable ; those sow'o, at the re, gular autumnal season are said to wear the worse apect, being thinly planted,.ye,llow, and sickly ; greatly njurad by the, svire - ,wortn, nod slag, to, such a degree,, some parts, that the remains have been ploughed Sup, and . the land re-suwn with Batley.: Qa light and sandy soils, where, Wheat has been.iisked, the roots have been laid bare, and great part of the plants destroyed, by Ire cold and drivtng, winds. Wheat on fallote hug universally succeeded best, as must ever be the case in mild winters; the roots and foul filth of, clover leys and be a n etc h es f orm i ng a most pro. lific hot-bed for vermin of every description. 1:11U present breadth of Wheat is said to be greater . than in any fOrmer year ; with respect to Spring, Wheat, such is unquestionably the, case. The, spring sawn autumnal %nears look as la s urably as .can be expected in so cold and droughty, a sea.. son, and'want nothing 'but, warmth and showtrs the same may be said of spring corn and pulse.— flops exhibit a strong and , healthy pine; in wa r m situations,lnite lux ur i an t. It was supposed some, weeks sinee,that the young shoots or tendrils of, the hop plant were injured by the slug—an tin, common occurrence. The fruit•treei and gar., dens have sustained considerable damage f`ron,it, tile cold winds and severe nights. Turnips have failed' some time since, the Swedish excepted, of t which,a sufficient quantity is not cultivated. SALT, The sustaining elements. of nature, on which man depends, are earth, water, and air ; the ac• tiono of the last are spontaneous, the waters, like the earth, must be ploughed to give their holm.; ties, and hestow the glad rewards of toil." i• Fuel and salt - ere the next necessities of , our habit ; these the earth and :the sea yield to 'tug. .most abundantly ; the latter, with little labour. , nearly as. free as air.: an easy( preparation, and keittatOrtuki'ol!t o %Wag( LIM I bii; . 71 ugh, not of universal spread the sea, and sonic mines!' and springs, are its seats. This restrictiott of position, its abontlance a whetedepusited, anti its.easy acquisition..and pre4, pat•tt,►ic►n, and its great, general, and itidispensi. w e use, have very early rendered salt, in. all cClain tries, .an obvious aitiCleof ,barter, restriction,, monopoly, and taxation ;. nor. watild it be easy, tiefore'rea and tobacco, coffer, and ardent spirit3,' were the additious to our user, to tix on 'molter: so will suited for fiscttl• attention--its unturat cheapness:, great, balk,. and C011%1411t domestic net by all, do, in truth, render it a: most convetsitnt,i and, in ritos,t cares, an urit►bjeetittnuble mediums - 0e direct personal. contribution, by each iittrividual i c to the State. to :Clitovi, a' exto-ntleil country, with (illy, ono ot its tour sides walered by,the„ ocean . , the, tiopply, ruid transit of salt over the flee of a country co, vered by 300 millions of:inhabitants, is a very int povtma point of their internal tconomy—the means of a large part , of their people being very, salt is not with them used as a fadlity 'revenue, ,but its anvply and distribution are, for, Abe most part, made a care and bounty of :the: j r iovernment, exercising, iii this particular, a Mutt of parental providence. Salt administrators for, provinces and districts named at Pckin, and, Aso much does the price ,at which the people.rc quire this especi4l condiment, fall below the ex peaces of its preparation, collection, and ihr beet•. age," that. this appointment is commonly the pe— flaky of the larger part ot. the fortune of the Coinniissionei ! n this manner that politic Ciet.., veroment reduces often the opulence and import.. once nt some of its native (Chinese nobles, anti estaleti or official men. April 27, 1517. R. TIMES IN LONDON. Some of the, Incumbents, or Lay Impropriators, of those parishes in. the ,City of .London tsojen were not destroyed in the dreadful lire of I ,are proceeding to enforce ; the payment of 2s. 9tl.x' per pound on the rack rents. The inhabitants, havo petitioned:rarliament unnu the 4 01 . kt - main argument ngoiliSt the claitn ll the 'Mot moonlit of .the incomes raised by it. Thus they, :say, that, while one bait of a parish, which is, not, within the botunlaties of the city, pays the Lay-!, linpropriatorunly.l2W. per ammin, the other half, which is tvithin :them,: paid the last linpropriator tioo/. a year, And now. pays hi‘s son 400 W. They give the following instance , of an increase .of tithe, payments ; upon one, house :7 From 1771 to trin4 ineinsii'e,'the tenant paid— : per ;mouth L. 24 0 N. IL l'he Lay Impropriator died in 1804. From Christmas lot to midsummer 1507 .4 38 a From Nlitlsuntmer 107 to Christmas 1809 a 4 FroniChrhatomilBo9 to Midsaunner 1510 lti 1 4 -FramMidautuuter,lslo to the proem. time 16 15 In another parish they say the tithes have been ised frOth 400 i: to '2OOOl. and may, if the prin. ciple on whit they are collected is established, he'raised to 7 or 80001;