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sive Trade may be continued, or should the Leeslatpre de.
tine -otherwise, that the.lntcrestS of. the East India Com*
pany's Maritime Servants ma be protected: in such manner
as the justice of the case, may require,.

H. LINDSAY.
Capt. the Hon. Hugh Lindsay having left the Chairs the
Thanks of the Meeting were,- unanimously voted to him for
his judicious and able Conduct in the Chair.

HOLBORN AND MIDDLE-ROW.
TO PAVIORS.

NOTICE- is hereby given, that the COMMIT-
TEE for PAVING, CLEANSING, and LIGHTING
HOLBORN and MIDDLE-ROW; will meet in the Vestry
Room of St. Giles. in the Fields, on TUESDAY, the'Ninth
Day of June next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon pre.-
cisely; to receive Proposals, and Contract for repairing the
Carriage-way of Holborn and Middle-rove; with the best
new square.4llberdyen
.gratltTelor squared Guernsey Pebbles,
not lesgstilatif Niue lticiffin depth, from the top tolhe bot-
tom of -deli Stone, and the superficies of- the bed or bottom
of each Stone,. to be equal to Four-fifth parts of the super.-
ficies of the top, and not to exceed at the top cir;surface thereof
the width or 'breadth of Five Inches; and for relaying old
Stone both Granite and Pebbles, at per square
Yard, for One, Two, or Three Yards, from Midsummer next.
Every Proposal is to specify the terms expecte& for each of
the said Three Years respectively. Security will be re-
quired for the performance of the Contract, and the -
Names, places of Abode, &c. of the Persons to be offered as
such security, must be delivered at the same time with the
Proposals
Further Particulars may be known, and Drafts of the Con-
tracts perused, at the Clerk's Office, No. 16, Charlotte-street,
Bloomsbury.

By Order of the Committee,
J. PARTON, Clerk.

PARISHES OF ST. GILES IN THE FIELDS, AND ST.
GEORGE, BLOOMSBURY. •
TO PAVIORS. •

MOTICE is hereby given that the COIII,MITo
1 TEE for PAVING, CLEANSING, and LIGHTING those
Parishes will meet in the Vestry-Room, of St. Giles in the
Fields, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of June next, at Eleven
o'clock in the Forenoon precisely, to receive Proposals and
Contract for Repairingthe Carriage Ways of the said Parishes
with the best new squared Aberdeen Granite, or squared
Guernsey Pebbles not less than Nine Inches in depth, from
the top to the bottom of each Stone, and the superficies of the
bed 'or bottom of each Stone to be equal to four-fifth parts of
the superficies of the top, and not to exceed at the top or sur-
face thereof the weadth or breadth of Five Inehei; and for Re-
laying Old Stone, both Granite and Pebbles, at •per
Square Yard, for One, Two, or Three Years from Midsummer
next. Every Proposal is to specify the Terms expected for
each of the said Three Years respectively.
Security will be required for the Performance of the Cone
tract, and the Names, Places of Abode, &c. of the Persons to
be offered as such security, must be delivered at the same
time with the Proposals.
Further particulars may be known, and Drafts of the Con-
tracts perused, at the Clerk's Office, No. 16, Charlotte-street,
Bloomsbury.

By Order of the Committee
J. PARTON, Clerk.

ESTATES FOR SALE.

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
With immediate possession,
very desirable and valuable FREEHOLD and
COPYHOLD ESTATE, at a fine certain, in the fertile
Vale of HAMBLEDON, consisting of a very good, dry, and
substantial Family Mansion, and One Hundred and Forty-
two Acres of highly improvable Land, with .suitable Farm
Offices in good repair, t'..e property and residence of Captain
BLIGII, R.N.
This property presents to Naval Gentlemen, and the Fa-
mily in search of a good, healthy, and domeitic Residence,
every comfort that can be combined with a social and highly
respectable neighbourhood and delightful country, being only
64 miles from Loudon, 12 from Portsmouth, and 5 from Horn-
dean, through which the Mail and Portsmouth Coaches pass
daily. '
Printed particulars maT be had, and a Plan of the Esta 4 e
seen, at James Collins's, Ls.q. Gosport, at White Dale House,
and at Mr. De Bruyn's, Land Agent, Southampton-street,
Bloomsbury-square, who is authorized to treat for the sale.

A FREEHOLD ESTATE and VALUABLE WHARF, situ-
ate at PONDER'; END, near ENFIELD, in the CountY
of Middlesex.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, .

ACapital FREEHOLD ESTATE; consisting of
an excellent modern-built . Farm-house, in complete re-
pair, with large Garden, Barns, Stabling, Cow-louses, Pig-
gery, and other convenient Out-buildings, includink.a singu-
larly valuable and very, improvable 1% HARF on the River
Lea; together with FIFTY ACRES AND A. HALF, (more or
less), of superior fertile MEADOW and ARABLE LAND ad-
joining; a part of which contains capital Brick Earth to an
Immense Depth. The whole, of this very desirable Estate is
Tithe free, and immediate possession will be. given.
May be viewed at any time, by applying to Mr. Kent, the
Steward, on the Premises; and for furtlie, partiCulars, apply
to Mr. Van Heythuysen, N 0.12, John-street, BedfOrd-row,
London.

SOUTH WALES.
TO BE SOU) BY AUCTION,

At the' ANGEL INN, at CARDIFF, in the ensuing Month of
.June of which notice will be given

EVERAL AL
VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
S FAKNIA and ESTATES, in the Parishes of Saint An,
drew Wenvoe, lioatli,' and Lauedern, in the County of Gla-
morgan' and in the Parishes. of Rumbey, Saint Mellon*,
Michaelstowyfedw, Marshfield and Coedkernw, in the County
of Monmouth. Together with a HOUSE, now occupied as
two Tenements, in the Town of NEWPORT, in the said
County of Monmouth.
The Estates, which comprise about EIGHT HUNDRED
AND THIRTY ACRES, are now let to very respectable Te-
nants, at low rents, and being generally in a very fertile part
of the country, are capable of great improvethent, and -
WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF., GENTLEMEN

OF LARGE FORTUNE, SPECULATORS IN ESTATES,

AND AGRICULTURISTS,
as they will be divided into small Lots ; and there are several
good Situations for Building on, commanding fine views of
the Bristol Channel, and the surrounding country, within six
miles of the Sea-port Towns of Cardiff and Newport, and is
the direct road from Bristol to Swansea and Milford-haven.

Printed Particulars will be shortly ready fur delivery by Mr.
John Miles, of Aberthin, near Cowbridge ; Mr. Davies, by
Surveyor, of Crickhowell; and Messrs. Carr and Keusit, of
John-street, Bedford-row, London, Solicitors; and the re-
spective Tenants will shew the Premises.

MONEY NUTTERS.

A NET INCOME OF ONE HUNDRED PER ANNUM,

FOR FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS.
TO BE 'DISPOSED OF,

A Net Income of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
per Annum, for Seven Years certain, from September
the 29th, 1812, being the Difference betv.-eets the Rent paid,
and the Rent received, in a House disposed of as Chambers,
and commanding a view of the Park.
The Vendor will either continue to pay as Tenant, or give
possession to the Purchaser.
The Fixtures, Lease, Furniture, &c. will remain as a tua-
rantse kr the due payment of the Annuity. •