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London, England, 1815-09-07 00:00:00

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1815.

OFFICE OF ORDN,VCE, 1315.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFIdERS of lli MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Not ice,
That Proposals will be 'receiredat their Office, in
on or before ii—eddesday, the 15th day pfSeptentZer 7al,rt,front
such Persons as miriy be willing to wukrtaie the SUPPLY
of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSE", stationed in the
following. Districts, to be dcirf:..ered at the 'Expenee of the.
Contractor,t.k.:—

North Britain:

South- :rest, including Purls-,
inotiih, Isle 'of Wight, and
'Christchurch.

Northern.

Eastern, exclusive of Warley.
Southeri,, exclusive of Chat-

, •
Woolwichonithits Dependen-
cies, Warley and Ci)atham.

b dm

Weedon,Northamptshire.

Western

(11. ft Period orSi.x 31.0)1MS front tk.? lst of Votobwi next,.
The Oats to be good, sweet, d,•;/, and clean, without
tricf
mixture of Foxy er Mowburnt Oats, and must it•it weigh les.o
than 37 ;minds per TrinehesterT.Th.s•liel ; the Hay to be sweet
and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 561bs. weight. ,
The Straw to be good, clean, and dell IrLeat or Rb'e

Straw, and delivered in 'Tresses of 36lbs. wri,Tht., ,
The Prices to be paid for the respective Qeantitics of each
-Article which may be delivered, at the following- rates, viz.'
For the Outs at per Itun;rcil pounds., Avoirdupois weight.
For the flay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
For the at per hundred und twelve pounds. •
The Preposals may be delivered separately or jointly for
two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the
Contractor shall receive tice Stable Dung-, which, during the
Period of his Contruct,may accumulate, making- cu. allowance
Jr the same after the rate of per Horse per.ll—e(4.
Farther Particulars may be known Upon Application to the
Oficericommanding- the RoyUl --ktillery in each.Distriet,and
also at the. Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mull aforesaid, any Day
between the Hilltrs of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pro-
posals must be deliiwred, leafed up, awl indorsed," Propo-
sals for Foviige ;" but uo Proposals can be admitted after
the said 13th September, at 7'welve o'clock at 1%,'0021 of the
same Day ; neither wilt any Tender be writiced, unless the
Party staking it, or an riA,Tnt itclris Behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,,

R. H. CREW, Seeretart/.

This Day was published,
.In 2.vols.Svo. price 11. ss. boards, the Thud gdltion, with
Additions and Corrections 1)‘• the Author, of
TLIE,CL4AVIS CALENDARiA, or, a CoM-
pendious Analysis of the CAlendat%

By the late JOI-IN BRADY, Esq.
Published for. the Benefit of his Widow and rathijy, and'
sold at their honse, No. Lower Kennin-gton Green, Surrey;
acid by Longman, Hurst, Rees; Orthe, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row., London.
Of whom may be had, • • -
An Alpidgment- of the above Work, by. the Author, in
2r30. puce I,os. Gd. boards, .

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This Day was published, in One Volume 6co. (illustrated
with Plates and a Map), the. Second Edition, price 15s.
boards, of -
Ex-
l' II WALES, delineated from two
•Carsinas through all the. intereOing parts of that
highly heautilnl and romantic Country, and intended -as a
Guide to tu-ture Touritts. -
thv ltev. W. IIINGLEY, A. M.
Fellow of the Linnean !46ciety, &c. &c.
printed for .Longman, fiorst, Rees, Orate, and Brown,
Paternoster-i ow. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Animal Biography', or Popular Zoology, the 4th Edition,
in 3 vols. svo. price. ii. boards.

On Thui-srlay, the ‘23111 of September,- will be published, in
Thnce Volumes.svo. ,

_ .
RAVELS'. to the SOURCE of the MlS-
soutu RIVER, and.aerciss the American Continent
to the Pacific Ocean. -Performed by Order of the Govern-
went ut the United States in the Years 1804, 1805, and 180.
By CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARE.E. • •
published float the Official Report, and illn4rated by a Map
of the Route, and Other Maps..
" Not often does it tali to the lot of Reviewers to make a
report on a volume of such interest as the present. May boast.
Instead of the Travels of a privateandividual, deficient natu-
rally in the ,means necessary to make extensive observations,
and actuated perhaps by :notices of personal interest., we
bal.r here the resalt of a survey performed at the expellee of
Government, and conducted by the most liberal views. No- -
thing, indeed, could be more judicious than the choice of the
commanders, or the selection of the privates appointed to
accompany theM to the opposite shot e of the American Con-
-linent,'through a scene of toil and privatitin, and 'under
circumstances in which, ,„iithont the cordial attachment of
their followers, the authority of commanders would have
become unavailing. The Journal of Captains Lewis and
Chnke.hears the Clearest marks of impartiality, and of an
anxiety to obtain the must accurate information ; their con-
cl,n4ons are no,,l,iassed by tiny previous - 1 heory; nor were
their efforts- circumscribed by any Want either of time or of
the means of extending their observations."—M, Ably Re-
viim, July 1815.
Printed fur Longman, Tinrst, Rees, Orme, and Brotv'ti,
Paternoster-rots ; arAl at the British Gallery 54, New Bond-
street. .

I:II.7STACE TOUR, iN OCTAVO.
This day was published, elegantly printed in .+v.ols: 8r0.,i17
Justrated with a Map of Italy, ten engraved Plans of
Churclie, and Index, pricy 3!. in boards,
CLASSICAL TOUR ROUGIL
• . .
lime est Italia this sacra hte gentes ejas, haec oppida poptt-
lortnu:—Piin. Nat. Hist. lit.
ISM the Rev. f.;iIETWODE EUSTACE 4
• Third iLtiition, revised and enlar?-td.

The same Book, .9 vols. 41,4 jinc,! 31.5-i. in boards.
1,.* In tiCIS new EdAiOn, the PAIWIeE has endeavoured,
by the at'itiltion of a large, accurate, mitt finely en:;r,,red -Mitp
of Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type,
to do justice to a work .which the
,puh!ic has. received w.th
sach uncoonnon.partialit v:
Die Map, two Plates, with the adtlitional mat tcr
1,7,(10_10n, may be had by the parclaaas uf.the preriuns
one, price 3s.
The Map of Italy, by Zannoni,. price ss.
Printed for J. Mawman, No. 39. Ludgate-street; London.

Of whom 0,;., E, . k.•• 1,
Mr. It,stact's Letter iron) Paris to George Petre, Esq.—
The Ninth Edition, Bro. 45.. •

•
Under the August Patronage of their Royal Hi!,lniess the
Princess of WALES, Duchess of YORK, out I),.tke of SUS-
SEX ; His ImPerial Mikiesty the ENiPEitOll of .all the
RUSSIAS, His Serene .Highness the Duke of BRI7NS-
WICK, Ills Excelleney.the Duke DEL INFANTADO, by
their especial Authorii.v,
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL; •
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Also,

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SEQUESTRATIONS, &c.

August 30. Daniel M'Earlane, -skinner and leather-Mer-
chant, Alloa—Creditors meet in Ratusay's Inn there, 14th
Septeurber and Mil October, at 12.
31. Alexander Clark, merchant, Inverness—Creditors
meet in Bennet's Notcl there, 14th September and sth Oc-
tober, at 2.
Alexander Napier, merchant, Olasrrow, to be-examined in
the Sheriff-clerk's ogice there, I:3th and 2it h .(atvinlier, at t 1 .
Creditors of Join Morison, tea-deakr, Edinburgh, meet in
Johu', Cotfee-house there, 15th September, at 1. •
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meet in the counting-house of Arehl4ald Wallace, merchant,
(4!tren-street there, 14th September, at 12.
• Creditors of Charles Ross and Sim, Cabinetmakers, Duos-
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