The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

DEPTFORb NG- Y 4111), attg, 31, 1815.
TA.EsE: are lo:#2i)e Notice, tlr t ore
.Thursday,
the 14th of Sept. petit, at Ten Q.: Vock in the Forennon,
vitt be czpvsed tfiP 17111, IC e.?I,E, at his 31itjesty's
ling-Yard, Deptford, stendry Lola ofthe faltataing zn.yerviFe-
aide Prpvisions-a ad Starer, NOW 1.111,71 g r.. 11 the said Yard, viz.
Bread, Breaa Dust, Flour, Raisins, Currants, Rice, Pease,
pattneal,
_Callavances, Dholl, Pcai‘e Screenings, Qatrt:leal
Sweepings, Bea, Pork, and Suet; Butter, Cheese, and Su-
gar ; Bags and Rags ; Leafier, Butt, Puncheon, Hogslxad,
Barrel, half-hosheads, Wiue Pipe, Wine Hogshead, Irish
'fierce and Barrel `.tares.; Heading, tightzuld dry ; worn-out
Coopers' Tooli,-Fire Woo4l, &c. &c.&C.. •.

Ad Deposit of t 23!. per rent:is to be made upon the amount
oferrcltl,t at the time of sale, and the rental:ides of theliur-
chase-naonell paid brfore the Stores are remliied, for which.
purpose a' period of 14 worh:ng days will be allowed front the
.day of sale, the Buyers particularly obsthiin,r, that not less
than 'one.halfof the yira'Utity is to be taken array front, the pre-
VI AI'S Within thehrst seven dugs, and the remainder in the seven
Aitmving days, otherwise the depOsit ;money will be forfeited,
and the Ps-rreisivis .r :Storrs retrain the property of the
• . •
Cronin, as no extension 4f titue• will, to eity ficcostat, be
granted:

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EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Sept..B, 1815..
All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of August
and SeptembeF,lBl4,.
Aids, 1814, 54 Gen. 111. Cap. 53.

Supply, 1814, L. 6,000,000, 54 GeV. M. Cap:7.

Vote of Credit, 1914, L.3,000,C00, 54 Geu, 111. Car'. 188,

TO OF P.
THE LORDS 'COMMISSIONER. S of HIS •
MAJESTY'S' TREASURY having given directions
for ming otf the Principal of the above-nteationed EM-W--
411 ER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex:.
chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace-
yard, 'Westminster, on Wednesday, the 27th say of Septem- ,
ber, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays'
excepted) until, and incindini; SaturdaY, the 23d instant, -
from ten o'clock sin the ramening, till one in the after-
noon, for the purpose of receiving the Same; and, for 'the
greater dispatch, the hearers of the said. Bills are_ desired to
Place eachdesc'riPtion of Bills in separate Lists (which are to
be obtained 'itthis Office) classing them in the Order of :their
• respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being
numerically arranged, and specifying the principal SuniS and
interest tide thereon, computed from, but excluding 'the days ,
on which they are respectively dated, to the said 27th day of
September inel6iVe, when the interest Wilt cease; and the
said bearers (being holders or not; are iildispensably 're-
quired to indorse each 11111 with their usual signatures.; and
to wribe their nantesand residence at the bottchn of each
separate List; and they are moreoVer required to attend
the Exchequer Bill 011 ice. fur payment, and to receive the
newsilla, and give the Receipts for the same.
Ifany of the...hOlders of the' afOresaid Bills should be
%irons of receiving payinent of the principal and interest,
previous tOilre said 47th dayotSept ember, they nleiy Veaceem,..
modated on cOmputing the interest to tbuday on which they
wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fur examination
one day prior thereto. •
• Such per Sons as May be desirous of having new Exchequer
Bills iu' whole or in.part of paynient' of printipid, npon
marking new Bills, and mentioning the arnennt at the botioni
of their Lists, delivered on or before_Saturday, the 2.0 d instant,
.maybe accommodated i'Vith new Bills, carrying an
fn
terest of 'three pence half-penny by the day, on every one
hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bcar.date the said
27th day of September, and will be fielivi:red, together with
the interest cane in respect of the Bills So desitid to he ex-
changed,-on thUrsday, the 28tb day of 't-pteinher, and the
following dayi.
N. 8., All PA-chequer Bills dated prior to A. tigust, 18:14, have
been advertis'ed to be paid off, and the Interest thereOn has
ceased... .

PTO be peremptt?roy • L -v-A
(PqrStlarit. to t
' ' seret-al Orders' of the Mill Court of 'Cho !leery,
,bearing
date the ioth March, 1814, ..aod alst May, 1815, 'mode in a
COuSe Wheiegn- GEO. WALKER and others are Plaintiffs,
and BENEDICT 4 WEDGWOOD, WitiOw,
.anus Others are.
Defendants,) by Mr. RHIN COOK., the person appointed
by'.tiir John Simeon, Bort. of one the Masters-of the said
Voila, at the Legs of Man Into, in .I.3ttrslem,-• in, the County
of Stalfordont TI-1131UciDAY the sth, and FRIDAY the 6th
days of Cfctober 'mkt, at four o'clock in. the afternoon pre.,
cisely on each day, in ,forty-Se-Yen lots, ,
The VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES and N:IINES,
situate in and near the To*n of lII2R:SLENI, in,the Stairord-.
Shire Potteries, late the Property of `THOMAS WEDGWOOD,
of Overhouse, iu 13nrslent aforesaid.. .
• Printeil pArticulars whereof may be bad (grati%) at Sir
John Situeon's Chroulters in Soufhoopton,lutildings, Chou-
Cety-lone, London ; of Messrs. Aintree and -Soli,
cittirs, King's Bench Walks, Temple.; London t 'at Mr. Tom-
linson's Office the P.itteries aforesaid ; .risf the said Mr.
John cook, of I.leweastle-tuider-Lyine, in'Statfordshie ; the
place of salt ; and at Syrountl's Coffee-house, Chancery-
Lane, London.-
A plan of the different lots; sliewing.• the ;rot* of the
MinesonaY he seen at Mrs. Wedgwood's, Ot the Over house, in
Burstein aforesaid. , •

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. • ' 62, Queen-strut, Cheap3ide, London. 1 '
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Olive-ditto
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Stunt: Colour. 5Us. Fine Paints for inside Worle s
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tegniring
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