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London, England, 1825-06-16 00:00:00

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PIPTUALLING-OFFICE, Jane 15, 1815. •
THE COMMISS/OIVERS -for - VICTUALLING -
Hi; 31.-I,IESTY'S NAVY, ere. do hereby give
A.uliee, that on .lion ay, the '27lh lastant, they will be
'ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat
Cor the supply of :. •
Two Thousand Four Hundred Sacks of BISCC711: -MEM. ;
Twelve Tona of BUTTER; and
Five Tonl of. CH E ESE.
" 6e delivered into his illajeity's Victualling Stores at
Df'Ptfor d, one-half or each Infore the. sth and the
reinuiader before the ).;i. August next.
I,,The.Conditions of the Contracts (in whie4, as regards the
;" ;various alterations hare been made since the last agree-
?-lent was entered into), ;nay lie seen at this .Office.
EaMTender must speelfg the Price f.,e, Tzeords' at length,
444. he. dilivered before One o'Cloch on the -day appointed ;
and thePerSon who makes the Tender,*or Some Person OIL his
.?°el2l.'l,..ntliat attend to answer when Faller(

M. IF-ILLER CLIFTON.

• • iIDHIRrILTY-OFFICE, 31ay 23, 1825.
'NOTICE is hereby given, that a Session. of
Oyer and Terminer and Gaol-Delivery, /or
,the Trial
of Offences conimztted on the High Seas,zeithin the.Juri.dic-
Ii")" of the-Admiraltyof England,, will be held at Justice
halt, in the Old L?ailey, London, gn
.M.ondpy., the 27th day
(1.1 June mead, at Eight .'Cloc kin the Mtn-ming. •
all Sheriffs, Gaolers, arid Keepers tif Prisons, in
whose custody any: Prisoners, charged with Of-nces CQM..
2h:it ted oft the High Seas, or within' Ike said juriAdietiOn,

. . . . "wy be,. are hereby required to transmit 'a
copy of the Cang7
mitment of every such Prisoner to Hr. Bleb:ell, the Solicitor
<Or the 4drniralty, on Spring Garden Yl-rrate, London,. in
order that' the necessary measures may be tahettforreinoving
all such Prisoners to His Majesty's Oa.' q• -hew g ate, fur
trial at the said intended Session. ilnd all Mayors:Jacti es,
.
C. Oraners, and other OXeers, before whom any 1144-i.liti°"3,
informations, Examinations. or. Recogmtvinces, may. have
L'eratakeu tokciing any such VenceS. are reyitirecl to trani-
-7,,i4 the same forthwith to Mr. Thoma.y•Sitelton,.the.Cl,:k!),.
44..0pts of The High Court :41' Admiralty-of England, at his,
(-)..7iee; at the -Sessions [rouse 1.1 the Old"Builey,Zondon..
...

J. W. CROK ER

THIS
.is to give notice, that in Pursuance
1. Diiection front the COMMISSIONERS for VIC-
: 4.ALLING HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY, .1 shall: ready
f.t.:1115 place to receive Tenders in writing
.(sealed up),
Hirtn) '."eb Persons as Will. undertake to Purchase the
FS, (except what may be wanted for the Dock Yard),
that
nay be produced from the Oxen slaughtered
i.onstntur e
""lee 9f His Majesty's Victualling Department at.
• •
et °uth, from the Ist day fJ I to the 30th day of Sep-
next-
-1 L ensuing.
e Temietli
'tt lenc,th f ° contain distinct prices, expressed in word.i:
'h. eri; of or
each
article, -which are to be paid for at
to,tof each Wontb. WILLIAM MELLISITI-
weII-Dock
13; 1825.

EAS CAUTION.
NoTiT INDIA BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
cE 'is hereby given, that the .under-.
ourabi mentioned Bills of Exchange, drawn upon the Hon-
of.or, r a .Court of Directors of the East India Company/ by
ue the Governor Council of Fort St. George, and ac-
eqted by order of the Court f D' dors having been LOST
. STOLEN, the Public areo herebye
ea' utioned against the,
i,Liteciation of any of the saidßill payment thereof having
t''Feri stopt at -the -East India Hats, • and, further-Notice is
ra"n, that upon applicationtO illessesr's. Smith and Lawford,
ItporLs.' Hall, Throgmorton-street, (to whom any information
~t, (.I,ue subject is reqUested to be communicated) a Reward
of 1;s1E HUNDRED GUINEAS will be paid to any one
,n,,
,%ay afford such infoination as shall lead to the discovery-
,l4lTiction of the person or persons who may have stolen
c“ til:lL—June 15, 1825. persons
NT. •

At 12 months date:
S. d.- Payable to
501
331 919 7 Thos. Lewin, Esq. or Order.
2 James Dalton, Esq. •
64 11 8 Mrs. J. Fischer.
81 - 44 15 10 J. Chamier and Thos. Cock-
-84
2 • burn, ya.qrs.
2 - 30 0 0 Lieut.-ben. E. Trapaud.
48 t - 75 0 0 Rd•. Griffiths, Esq.
• 31st Dec, 130 10 5 D Carruthers, P. P. • •
50
vers, and. G. F. Travers,
1
ES.qrs..
52, 78 4 7 Rev. Bewsher and J.
1. Williamson, Esq.
st." ,• 314 3 4 John Mitford, Esq.
- 'l6B 4 7 Alajor-Chas. Marriott.
- 138 0 5 Charles Fleeining, Es
`ll' q.
- 292 510 George Gregory, E:sq.
. • 132 1. 11._ MajoiJames A. Kelly:
:(131,
1111.1 n: . - 117 10 0 Lieut.-Col. Thos. A. S. Ah.
(I nutty.
./0i - 155 4 2 Capt. %%. Garrard.
92 - 374 1 3 Peter Boyd, Esq.
‘,
- 155 16 8 W. Abbott, Esq.
-"
.7 1 - 302 510 Mr. Dan. Reid.
1091 . - M 7 18 4 Lieut.-Col. J. Noble, C.B.
I - 342 3 9 Henry Gahagan,
- 74 15 10 Lieut.-Cpl.Josiali Marshall.
1 " T - 180 2 1 Thomas A. Oakes, Esq.
238 19 2 Thomas Blair and Edward
_ .
104 3 4 Thomas Tonikigson, Esq..
At 18 Months' Date.
240 0 0 George Sanderson, Esq.
1260 0 0 Thomas HUghes and Thos.
Welsh, Esqrs.

1824
7 lc 30th June
• 110 ,30; •
A ,80th

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4aTION, PINK,. AURIG ~ ,_ ' NCITLUS, TULIP, HYACINTH, &c.
It' 1% * ••- Tlii Day Was published, ' . •
4 7 10. with. Coloured Plates, price Bs. aNe A, ICP,NCISE and PRACTICAL-1 It ...k-
-w Eiditipoin of
t.l%;,„lttN ';ll,an the GAOWTH and CULTURE of the
';l,', 41-i '-'-', rink • Atiricula Polyanthus, Ranunculus,
t'ertatio'lt.4reintlf,-Pose; and other' Flowers; inclading a D'''.
titelizi non Soil 3 and Manure, and 'containing Catalogues of
falt ar4-aanst'esteeinel
• .
Varieties of each i'lower.
. : Ry THOINIA,S 1100 G,
Printed Finrist,'Nddington theen.
-----• to Geo. B. Whittaker. Ave-Maria-laue.
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terilia,liii:ol:ttilaplqua;
Najelelt, foirrieily
opzipßircild
_fitle;.Barroatslioefr
°GfloNuiceeh:telas.r..
e, tinwrlae.tre°:f 'Graft:ll-street East, Tot-
-4%11, ildrerie°4l-troati,-Middlesex.; Gentleman,. deceased : also the
-N'ill 446 the giY.Weeds, Sister of theJp.id Nicholas Pritchett;
he
Pri. iildren of Hannah Paniter, Sister ot t.ie said.
\Vrt,el,etv.4.4rt, being interested under the said Nich9tas Iterti t). 14, l's "- I'a forthwith
requ_r--. to produce M
Itortti:ttoißor th.....".'lPaulPtQn-row., Edgware-road, ogretof
thre.
Ni,;}, ',_°llship;. an la?(t-11.itliolas Pritchett, evidence of their said
,ifitlip°,,,s.pi4,,, -, .11 persons. having Clairns upon the atid
0 Th'e•,,Cde ' 3 mate are requested forthwith. ;0, sends the.
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- BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL-MALL.
riIIIE.GAILERX- with a SELECTION of
1 PICTURES by LIVING ARTISTS of the ENGLISH
SCHOOL, is OPEN DAILY, from Itn in the Morning until
Six in tlie.Esening.
. _ _

AamisQion Is.—Catalogue Is.
The Subscribers to the Print from Mr. West's Picture of
" Our Saviour Healing the Sick in the Temple," who have
not already received their Impressions, may receive them
upon payment of the Remainder of their subscriptions, at
the 13ritish Institution'

UAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE I'Yfor
the Assurance of the Lives of Persons in every station
of -Life::--a 'GENERA I. MEETING of the PROPRIE-
TORS of thii SOCIETY wilt, pursuant to the Deed of Sot-
tleinent, be held at the Society's Office, 60, Lincoln's Inn-
fields, on FRIDAY the 24th Instant, at 11 o'clock in the
FOrenoon, to receive the Report of thy Directors and Auditois,
and to elect Six Directors in the room of those who go out of
office, and for general purpose.—The Chair will, be taken at
half-past eleven precisely. JAS. ANDERTON, Sec.

INC
'TI J yrE,t the 21 sRACESJune,
895, ill
two fbbell o w ionigt
• days.
DAY.—The Foal Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft: the new
mile (straight)—colts ast. 71b., fillies and geldings Bst. .1113.,.
Those by untried stallions, or out of mares whose prouduce bad
not won, to be allowed 31b., but only one allowance.
Lord Harley's ch. f. Bianca, by Waterlod, out of Psyche
Mr. Lucy's b. f. Pastime, by Partisan, out of Quadrille
br. c by Muley, out of *Black Beauty
Mr. Jones's b. f. by Robin Adair, out of Laniia
Mr. Fellowes's c. by 'Waterloo, out of Buxom Lass
Mr. Walker's c. by Whalebone out of his Uohaunah mare
c. (dead) by Whalebone; dam by Dick Andrews,
out of Spitfire
Mr.. W. Wyrnihain's c". by Oranicus, out of Donna
Mr. Shard's b. c. Hougouniont, by Waterloo; out of Legacy
Mr. Bishopp's ch. f. by Guy Manuering, out of Miss Platotf
Mr. Fleming's ch. c. by Buffalo, out of Precleuse •
Mr..T..sadler's b." c. Dauntless, by Whalebone,- out of his
Defiance e

...
ch. by Selim, out of Euroyne t
• A Sweepstakes of 5 gs. each, with.2sl. added by the County
Members-for thiee yrs. old 7st. 51b., and fotir.Bst.'9lb: tithes
and geldings allowed 31b.—the new straight mile. lf. Walked
over for, the 251. will hot be given. '
Sir H. W. 'Wilson names Prima Donna, 4 yrs old
Mr. Fleinint' ch. c: by BUtralo, out of Precietise, 3 ;yrs
Mr. FulwatCraven's lielerus; 4 yri old • • -
Lord Palmerston's b.. 1. Conquest,' by Waterloo, 3 yrs
Mr. LantotteS ch. f. Gertrude, 3 yrs old ' •
Mr. 111.8mith names Longwaist, 4 yrS old'
Mr'. P. rilildmaY is a subscriber, but did not,name
• •His Majesty's Plate 'of-100gs. free for-any 'horse; • mate, or
gelding ; tour years Old to carry lost. 71b. ; live, llst.7lb. ; six,
11St. 121 b.;; • and aged, 12st.' four-mile heats. •11aiiy dispute
arise, to be determined by his Grace the Duke' of Wellington,
or whotp, lie shall appoint. • ' ' ;
• A SWeepsfakeS of sgs. each, with 251.• added 'by the ccill.ntY
'Members ; for all ages -; the• winner Lobe
.sold for-120gs. If-de-
manded in :the usual way. Ilea* ;the Cup course; thre4
years old, 7st: ; four, Bst. 41b: ; 1211). i• six, .9St.2lb: ;
aged, 9st. '3lb. If walked over for, the-251. will notbe giVen.
Sir. Fleming's-Augustin, 5 yri-ola
, • . :"
Lortt•Pattnerston names Aura, -sister to Ahibrosine, 3 yrs
Mr. F. Craven names b. f by Blucher; out of Rose; 4. yrs
• Mr. M. F. Berkeley's br. g. Little Driver, fi 'yrs old-
• Mr. H. Smith'S Isabella, by Granicus, 4 yrs old '
Mr. Day navies Frantoni, 4-yrs old
Mr. Shard's br. c. by Carlton, darn by Waxy, Bst. 71b.
against Mr. Gauntlett's b. f. Octina, by Octavious, out of Mis-
hap, Bst. 41b. ; both two years old: The last half mile-50, heft.,
SECOND DAY.—The Hampshire stakes of 25g1t each, 15 ft.,
and sgs if declared to 1)1r. Weatherby or Mr. Dilly on or be-
fore the 14th -of ?tine ; two Miles. •

. _ .
e. b.
Lord Palmerston's Luzborough . -Ag a 9 st. l 4
Mr. Whitesides's Picton - - _ • 6
.0 0
Lord Rodney names Angler_ - - ' - 6 • 0 . 0.
Mr. Knight, jun. names 131ack-and-all-Black aged 8 10
Mr. F. Craved names Tiara - - - 4 8 0
.Mr. Gauntlett's ch. f. Prima Donna - - 4 712
Lord Palmerston's Grey-leg - - - a - 6. 10
Mr.Lautour's ch. f. Gertrude, by Aniadis, out

of Oceana - - - 3 6 7
Mr. Fleming and Mr. Jervoise did.not name
The City Members' Plate of 001., for any horse, 'mare, or
gelding, That did not win the King's Plate this year; four yrs
old, 7st. 91b.; Live, Bst. 41b.; six, Bst. 121 b. ; and aged, 9st.;
two-mile heats ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. ; winners
once in the present year to carry 31b., twice 51b. extra. En-
trance 2gs, or double at the post, ti) go to the owner of the
second horse.

The Ladies' Plate of 50/., for maiden horses ; two-mile heats ;
three yes old, 7st.; for, list. 51b. ; five, Wt.; six, 9st. 61b. ; and
aged, 9st. 511 b.; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Entrance
2gs, or double at the post, to go to the owner of the second
horse. •
List DAY.—A Cup of 100 gs value, or upwards, a sub-
scription of lOgs each—the last mile and half, three years old
7st lout last 31b. live, Est 111 b. six 9st. aged 9st 31b. mares and
geldingi allowed 31b,
Fleming's c. by Buffalo, out of Precieuse, 3 yrs
Mr. Fulwar Cravens Longwaist, 4 yrs old
Loid itOdney names Tiara, 4 yrs old
Sir H. W. 'Wilson names Melenus, 4 yrs old
Loid Palmerston's Biondetta, 6 yrs old
Mr. Gauntlett's ch. f. Prima Donna, 4 yrs old
Mr. LautOur's ch. f. Gertrude, 3 yrs old
Mr. 'Whiteside's brother to Antonio, 6 yrs old

. -
111 r. Knight, jun. did not name.
Handicap of .sgs each, with 25gs added by the Steward—for
three years old and upwards. The horses to be named to Air.
Dilly, at the Stand, by four o'clock the day before.
The Noblenaen and Gentlemen's Plate of 50L—for three years
old, 7st. 51b.; four, Bst. 81b.—two.mile heats—fillies and gel-
dings allowed 31b. _Winners once in the present year to carry
31b., twice 51b., and of a King's Plate 71b. extra. Entrance
2sB, or double at the post, to go to the owner of the second
horse.
All horses to be entered at the Running Horse, Littleton,
on Saturday, the 12th of June, between the hours of two and
four, with proper certificates. Each horse that enters to pay 10s.
to the Clerk, or double at the post, which post entrances must
be made before seven o'clock on the evening preceding the day
of running.

To start each day at one o'clock.
No 50/. plate to be paid, unless three reputed running horses
start, without the consent of the Steward. If only one enter,
the owner to receive 101;; if two, and not permitted to start,
IQ/. each, and the remainder .to be carried to the next year's
race account ; but no horie entered at, the post will be allowed
to claim 10/., and if "two be permitted to start, and the owner
of either refuse, such owner so refusing shall forfeit his right to
receive 101.

All entrance and stakes to be paid to the Clerk of the Course
only, before starting, or not entitled to receive, although a
winner.

and ail allaod_inearswinners one guinea.
The winners of the King's Plate and Cup to pay 2gs. each,
for weighing&&faca.,ya
Disputes
appoinl(duieitt;nggsy decided by the Steward, or
sTrauyctions for Clearing the
and all personostatrheerberiefsoted to retire behind the
Courseate excepted).
cwnheloo,rriniceehdi
instructions
will be particularly
that
saddling, in order to
ywpiethrsotnhe
cords upon the ringing
Prevent accidents, and it is expected
obstructing
regulations will
tltietmost rigour of •the
the men in
tbheesi rt r ide udtyy complied
will b e prosecutedwith A n
law, as well as those detected in injuring
railing, &,c. for .tire whom aliberal apprehension of
.race-stands, posts,
, reward will
re given:
No :person will be allowed to erect a booth, or any other
tiring, without the consent of the Clerk of the
purse, who
a C
will attend at the race-stand for the purpose of arranging the
same, on Saturday morning the 18th of June, from nine to ten
o'clock. -
By order.of the Steward—To prevent confusion and
uncer-
tainty, .the races will be run in the order in which they
are
placed, and will not be altered on any account whatever '
nor
will any.horse, &c. be allowed to start at these races, until all
arrears of the owner or owners, which may be due her and
elsewhere, are paid- according to the rules and recommends_tions of the Jockey Club.
-- MILDMA:Y, Esq, Steward.
M. J. DILLY, Littleton, Winchester, Clerk of the Races: