The Sun.
London, England, 1808-09-15 00:00:00

LOT 111.

A valuable Freehold Farm, called PUDDLEWIIART,
in .kshton atbles..od ; comprising a good Farnil-louse-„ With
all necessary Out • -uildings., and about Forty-five Acres of
very. good Arable and Pasture Land, in the occupation ot the,
said 1.: 14ockley, who has had the like notice to quit.
The
.Land-taut upon each Lot is Redeemed.
N. B ' the Purchaser ot eacn Lot is to pay for the Timber
thereon,iniddition-to the Purchase-money, according to a Va-
luation made by a respectable. Surveyor, and to be. produced at
th.:' Sale;' and also to pay the present Tenant for the Tiltigei,
Land-ditching,-and Improvements, according toan Inventory
and Valuation to be product:4 at the Sale.
The Tenant will sn,w the Premises.

For•fuwther particulars apply to Mr. Wade, of DuntiMw,
Essex; Messrs Barber and lirnyt n, Solicitors, fetter-lane,
London ; Messrs. Exley and Sto'Cket, Furuival's rim, 'Lott,
don; Mr. Vinicombe, at Eiston ~Lodge, . Essex; or Mr:
Barnard, Auttioneer, at Tilaxted l'aisonage, Essex. •
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri-
buted at
,the principal Inns in the neighbourhood 14 day:spre.
Viou'to the Sale; and may be had of Mr. Peru, Solicitor,
Abingdon, near Linton.

SALE OF DEVONSHIRZ,CATTLE, NEW LEICES-
TER SVEE-P;AND, SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSES.
mR. CHILDE's ANNUAL SALE will com-
mence. at Ten o'Clock on 'FLI ES DA Y, the 27tb inst.
at the Farn-yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, when there will be
sold 45 Pieces of truly valuable itvek ot the pure NORTH
DEVON BREED ; viz. Twenty-seven Cows and Heifers
In Calf to must extraordinary *good Bulls ; .and Eighteen two
and three.years.old Bullocks, a part of which are excellent
-workers, or are well adapted to feed rapidly : near One'Hun.
dred Ewes and Theaves that are descended from Messrs.
BuCkley and Stone's prime Rams, and from Ewes that hive
beenseletled with infinite care twin the most capital floCks.
in Leicestershire.
. Several well-bred Suffolk Punch Waggon Horses, consist..
ing of tour and five-ytar-old Geldings, and one remarkably
tine yearling Stallion Colt of that superior breed.
As it is well k.qown that Mr.-Childe has for near twenty
years been in possession of the new Leicester Sheep, imd that
he has.during the last ten years spar.d no trouble or ex per:Cc
to procure the very highest and the best .ot this valuable
Breed from:the most eminent 'Breeders in that Clluxity ; tltit
he has for up w ardspt rep Tears been indefatigable :in seled-
ing the pUrest North Dev9n Stock ; and he has purch tsed his
Suffolk Punch horses at Mr. 'Wakefield's Sale at Bbirnham
.Wyck, and trout the best, reputed Breeders. in Suffblk it
may reasonably be pr,sunied that what ate about tn be ofTerl.
tv the,Public are et worth,their attention, and they: may
Aciy..upoti it that the whole will he sold without re:ielVe.
.Ktulet s 'situated tin the RatikS of the Severn, 27 *miles
~frr,ohrewslaury, and 20 rum Worcester, so that there are
few'places in England from Whence there is so 'safe and im-
mediate a water conveyance for Stack Wall parts of
ad Kingdom. .

The Proposals may be delivered ..tepatattly of jointly, for each
Dithict, and it'it expected that the Contractor receive the
Stable Dung that during the period of Lis Contract may accu-
mulate, making an allowance for lb( same, after the rate of
jet- Horse, pet Hick. -

Further particrilars may be kn0.4.9t upon application to the o.ffi-
'ten commanding the Royal A, Tillery in each District, and also at
the Secirat Ogie, Pall Mall, aforesaid,' any day between the
hours of len and Foie? o'Cldck, where the Proposals are to he de-
livered, se.del up, and indorsed " Proposals for the supply of
Forage;'.' but no Proposal can be admirted after the said 16th Day
of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day ; 'mit/Jar
will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an
Agent, in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Bpard,
R. H. CREIV, Sec.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
Sept. 7, ISA.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
RR YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
F,4,130wir reeri:vd at' !heir in.ti mall, .5, or
before Monday, the 3d 41 October nrxt, from such Persons as may
he willing to endertahe the Supply of IRONMONGERY
ARTICLES /or Service rf this Depattetent, for a period of
Three Years.

Further Particulars, trgether with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contraa, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mall, aforesaid, ;:tor Day, between the hours cf.
Ten and Four, o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Lionmongery Articles,"
but no Proposalcan be admitted- after the sold 3d of October, at

Twelve o'Clcek at Noon of the same day, neither will au Tender
be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf,
shall attend.

By Order of tte;Board,

R. H. CRETV Serretaty.

PROPERTY .I.JUIT on DIVIDEAIDS,kty.bIe in:-the-Years
1803,18°4, iSos. •

.IT appearing, notwithstanding the Notices repeat-
.. aly sent or made to thej'arties entitled to Dividends of
payable at the Bank of 'England, South Sea House, and East
India House, rtspeaively, who have not paid the. .Duty on the
same for theyears above mentioned, that payment has not in many
instances been mode Si the ssl Outy, whereby those Parties have
incurred various Penalties, to recaveredby.aaion or surcharge,
and the Commissioners jor the special purposes of the. Properly

•
f4,`l,being willing to allow farther ante for • such pay,nents,
hi,eby give Notice, that the Duties payable ox all Dividends of
40th Stock and Annuities for those_year:slare direaed to be paid
into the Bank of Eagland, and the Certificates of :Such pajments
being lodged at the'Olfice of the Commissioners at the Old Stock
Exchange;' the Parties:making parnznt thereof, will bi discharg-
ed the'reipeaive Coil:MI:51071as until and iupon the
loth day of 011ober next, hut that all Persons who shall itegla
.to make slid) payment on or before that day. will be prosecuted
,as
the Law directs, and steps are now taking for bringing Default-
ers into charge Jar the Double Duty, who shall not have paid the
Duty for the years above-mentioned, ox o« Al.-. gy talc/ toth day
of °Robes next, after which day the Office of the
.01d Stack Ex-
ciaage will be closed. . .

By Order of
,the
MATTHEW WINTER.
•
ofi, for Taxer, Aug. 1, 184.