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London, England, 1806-01-14 00:00:00

4FFICE OF ORDNANCE*

• ;, • Dec. tj, igoc,
rrHE PraNCIPAL OFFICERS
.1 HIS MA=.
•
JEST}'': ORDNANCE do erehy.give A'atiee. Tbat they
• will sell by-Pn6lic arthe Tiszter,am .Tuesday the 2.1.0 day
of lanaary next, Oetro-en the flows of fikvesi and .E9l,ro,Ciad;
sundry Lots of and stnserviceable-Ordnanse Stores, consisting of
,Barrels for Muskets, Locks for ditto, Musket and Carbine
Bayouets,• Itarniners, Swoeds of sous, . Scabbards,
Cartotteit Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements,. Haines, Collats,,
Bit flaUrs, and various other,Attic4es or Splay and HA,-
nest; .Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other
Articles or Bedding ;,..4)Owd;r !tarns and Bellows, Cast,.
Bushel: and Lump 1 r..n, Copper, Steel, Sandb:igs; and.
various other Articles Is- • "
TAe of whirl; may be vie,z4,rd irpvi optlit'atioir'at.the
nourable Principal St.weixtper's. Vice,. at the Tour'., until the
D..tyofSa7e,.where printed Lists of the Lots will IT delivered to
those *Persons Who may apply jar the same,
• By Girder e. !be-Board,
R.ll. CR Elf, Secretary,

STAMP-OFFICE, SOMERSET- PL CE, • -
December 24, 1805.
-WE,. His I[lftjesty's CommissioNers iiittitqlng
the Stamp. Dut,es-, duty authorised bey the Lords Com-
missioners of His ilaiesy's 7 era.suly, purnUtut t, if 3 of Pallid_
went, to lett to farm the butler g,auted Ly " /13 if the
" T-tveny-fifth of tlis present Majesty., on threes lett to dire
" for travelling Post and hereb; give Notice,
That we intend to Lett, at oat Oftice to Somerset .place*
the said Duties,to Farm, -on Saturday the -2i-tit oflancizty
next, ,between the Flours of Tcn and Twelve in the Fore-
noon, within the Disiriet undermentioned, for the Term of
Three Years. tram the Ist of February next, to such Persons
as may be willing to contract for the-softie.
AU Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to,de)i.-
ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Ofil;:e, in Somerset•
place, at least three days preVions to the said 25th - day of lit-
noary next, signal wit -their Names, stern.,, the Icia(xs
their abode, and specifying they intend •to bi.l for the s-:id
District, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on, as .dirett-
ed by the-said ..ket. • • - • • •
No Person licensed to lett tlorses for the porpos.e of travel-
ling Post, nor any Persons for their Use, can be admitted to
contract for the said-Duties.
•
No.
DISTRICT to be Lett to Farm.

.12. Middlesex, including London andsWestminster,kaS,eco
All Perso►ts intending to hid for thi. -District ate desired
to take Notice. .That, in-pursnance on he particular lustruc..
tions of their• Lordshizis, it will be put up at the Sum ,spe.
cified in the Margin hereof, If hid) will be gradually abated,
until a Bidding shall be made; and, upon such Bidding, any
Person may advance, and the highest Bidder be declared
the Farmer, and will he required to pay doWn immediately,
in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual Rent thew-
of as a Deposit. But in case the District shall not be accepted
at a price whiCh shall be deemed the proper Value thereof,
it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed,of.
BINDI.EY, W. LAKE.
1.: lENKINS. 1. HATTON
W. R.SPENCER.

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