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London, England, 1806-07-07 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

June 20, ISA.
THE PRINCIPAL OFPIOERS:of HIS MA.,
yESIT's ORDNANCE do hereby give' 'Viler, I'bzt
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Ma,karet-street,
Westminster, on or befurerbursclay the loth of 71(1). next, front
such Person r• as racy he to :thdertake the PerlurmJnee of
the PLAISTERE RS' WORK. for Service of this‘Depa. Intent,
at thefollonang Stati,ons, viz#' •
The Tower,
Westminster,
C reenwich,
Woolwich,

Purfleet,
Gravesend, and
Tilbury.

• Further particulars, together iath the Terms and Comiltio;fs of
the Contraa, may b 4 known upon application at the Seel elav's
Office, in St. 111..ztgaret-street, any day between the how's of Ten
and Four o'glock, where the Proposals age to 6e aelivered sealed
up, and marked on the outside, " 'Proposals for Plaisterete
Work for Service_ of the Ordnance Department ;" ktit xo Proposal
can 6e admittedajter the said loth day 3`14.
By Order of the Board,

R. II; CREW, Secreta7.

BREWERY, AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE,
ISLE. OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Saturday, the ad day ofAugust, 18a6, at the Bugle Inn,
Newport, at Eleven o'Clock predisely,-'by,Order of the
Assignees of john Sti....ane, a Bankrupt,
A LEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT,
-L. on the Banks of the Navigable—RiVer Medina, in full
Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses
attached thereto, and a very considerable Trade in the Wine
and Spirit line. Also several 'other Lots of Freehold and
Leasehold Public HouSes in the Island, and at Portsmouth,
Gosport, and Lymingten, with a considerable Stock of Wise
and Spirits.

Particulars may be had, by application to Messrs, Clarke
and Sewell, Newport ; Mr. Steanel Newport ' • Messrs.
Wright and Bbvill, No. 39, .Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Au-
brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor.street, _London\:. and at the
Bugle, Newport; the Blue Posts, Portsmcluth ; the Blu
Posts, Gosport ;_ the Angel, Lymington ; the Dolphinse
Southampton ; and the George, Winchester.

This Day Atas published,
In Royal Ociavo, price IL 3s. in boards,
VOLUME the FIRST of -

CASES ARGUED and ADJUDGED- in the
COURT of CHANCERY, originally pub-
lished by Order of the Court,. from, the Manuscripts of
THOMAS 'VERNON, late of the Middle Temple, Esq.
The Second Edition, with Notes and References to the PrO.
ceedings in the Court, and to later Cases, &c. . •
By JOHN RAITIABir, of LincOln's-Inn, Esq.
Barrister at Law.
London : Printed for F. Butterworth, Fleet. Street.
• Of whom be had, price 6s. in boards,
Mr. Raithby's Letters on the Study and Praetice of the
Law considered in their various relations to'Sc•ciety.

This Day was published,
In Two large Volumes,-Royal Odavo, price 11. as. in
bands,
. _

A
TREATISE on the LAW of OBLIGATIONS
or CONTRACTS. ,' •
•
By M. PoTHI ER.
Translated from the French; with an Introduaion, Appen-
dix, and Notes, illustrative of the English law on the
Subjea, '

By WILLIAM. DAVID EVANS,, Esc
_ _ Barrister at Law.

London : Printed by • His -Majesty's Law Printer,- for T.
Butterworth, Fleet-street. , •
Sir-William tones, speiking of another Work on-the Law
of Contrads, observes that, at-the time when ..that AuthOr
wrote, "-The learned and venerable M. Pothier (who suS-
tained the two •charaders of Piotessor and. I edge ‘iiith de-
served applaUSe) was composing his 'admirable ieatises on
-all the different Species of express -ot lea Contra ds. And
hex," he Continues, " .5.21241, with pleasure, an 431Sortu-
nity of recommending' hine Treatises to the EngliSh Lawyer,
exhorting him to., read them again and again; tot if his great
master, Littletou, has given him, as it must be presumed, a
taste for luminouS method, apposite examples, and a clear
manly style, in• which. nothing is .ralundant,,,notning (kb-
dent, he will surely be .de:ighted with Woils in wlncii all
those advantages are-combined, and •tii; gieat‘est- p-or:on of
which is. Lay/ at Westminster, as well as at orl:•.1:14,;.. For'
-my own part; I .ain•so charined with then, that,
dissembled fondness for the study 'qr. ,veien.ver
.to'produce ahygreater benefit to the Pu)lic 'than bare! cic
•

introduction of Poling to the acquaint nce of my (7:"..:,1t
pen, I should think that' I had in some meastire

the dcbt,: which,every.matl, according to .Lord
to his profession:"—Law.orl344tlWilts, p,