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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, IS0').

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ' ,
Septenfber 8, 1862.
1 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1118 MA_
yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
ProPosals will be _received at their Office, in SI. Mat:gape-
rtreet,, Westminster, on TUESDAY the, 21st day
.of Septembet
inst. from siicl Persons' as may be willing to undertake the slopply
of' FORAGE for the ROYAL ARTILLERY HORSES sta-
tioned at trieolwich, for Six Months from _l4l of Qaob'er next.
The Forgge. to be furnished in Rations, to consist 'of ihefollow.:
ing Proportioks, viz.• For Riding Horses i2lbs. of Hay, 81b-s. of
Straw, and 7lbs, of Oats, and
.pr Draft Horses 'Ws. of Hay,
bibs. of Straw,- and Blbs, of Oats, to de delivered at lijoolutich,
at the expence of the Contraaor. •
The Terms and Conditions of the Contra/i may be known upon
,application at the-Secretaiy's )five, in St. Plargavet-street, an)
day between M. Hors of Ten and Four o'Clock, but no Propo-
sals van k-admitted after Tuesday the 21st day of 4.fitembei inst.
fly Order of the Board,
R.-11: CREW,- Sec.

EAST' INDIA HOUSE, •
September _2, 1802.
rr H E COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the'
-I.INITED 'COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
Pro_ sal.
7,4*, on .WEDNESD AY , instant, .I.rem any
Perseus may be willing to supp& the Company guith
Anchors and Grapnals,
.
Canvas, .
. .
Iron Guns,
Pitch and Tar,
•
Shot and Shells,
Steel,
. • Swedish Iron, and
Briiish I run.
:Sucij
Proporals expressing-therein the lowest Prices, as Met
• -././111 mat be 40 oppnrtunily ci 7/taking any allitement. .
tAe.Conti:/this may he seen upon application to
Mr: y.vmej Coggan, Clerk ,ts the said Committee; with whom the-
. Te27fief.) must be left before 77.4,e1ve o'Cleek at Plain on the 22d
instant;•bLyond-which hour Not a/Ly Tender will Gs received.

YOUNG's TRAVELS IN FRANCE.
T
HE temaining .
Copits of these Tiavels; during'
the Years 3787; 0813, :214, unclmaken more particn.--
Lady Witli a yievv of ascertaining the Cultivation., W,eaktli',.
Resources, and National Prosperity •Of • France, in Two V0...'•
lumen 4to. Price 21. ss. inboards ; may be had, on -applica-
tionto Nlesrs. RichartisonS; Royal Exchange, or R. Fatitatr,
Isrw Bond-street.

r 1 he Second Volume 'may be had separate, price 'Ss.
in cards.

A BEAUTIFUL SITUXTION at EAST-BOURNE,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By. Mr. WHITE,
At the Lamb Inn, at East-Bourne, on -Thursday the i3d o f
September, i 502,• at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon,
A COTTAGE, BARN, and GARDEN, with
a Piece "of Land adjoining, containing rA. 7 P. si-
tuate at Meads, iii.East-Bourne, and now in the occupation
of William Rawlinson.
.This Property is Freehold, adjoins a good Road, and coin-
fnan6 the finest Prospeds. It is not liable to any Hetiot,
Quit-Rcpt, or Right of %Nay. •
- The Occupier will chew the Premises, and further pafti-
Culars May be•had of Mr. Hoper, at Lewes.

RE-VERSION OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER

ANNUM.,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Eithertogethef or in separate Parcels,
REVERSION, or Remain,ler in Fee-
-I. simple,- of several valuable and extensive Manors Lord-
ships, and real Estates in 'the Counties of York, eincoln,
Durhain, Northampton, Wilts, and Middlesex, of the, An-
nual Value of Tel Thousand Pounds and upwards. for
Particulars, and further intbrmation, inquire of Mr. Frank-
land, Solicitor, Hire-court, Temple, London, where tkte
and. other. Documents may be seen, and by whom
Letters (post-paid) will be.attended to.
• Printed Particulars also to be had of Mr. George, Attor-
ney,' Middleton Ty-as, Yorkshire; Mr. Nicholson, At-
torney:- Erigg, Lincolnshire, and Mr. Eyston, .Welford,
Northamptonshire.

THURCROFT.
TO BE' LETT, and entered on at Michaelmas next,

A CAPITAL MANSJON-HOUSE, most deL
• lightfully situated atThurcroft, in the lyest,R iding of
the County of York, in excellent Repair, and replete with
every Accommodation for a 'respettable '.Family, with at-
toched and,detached ,O likes of every description, and also
good Coach-houses; Stables, Barns, Byers, and other ne..
cessaryQut-bniktings, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens. with
Fruit Walls well planted; together with 20.2. A. t R. 12 P.
of Arable, Meadotv, and Pasture Land, all lying. within a
Ring. Fence ; and there are Walks in. the Pleasure Grounds
which command very beautiful and extensive Prospects of
the surrounding Cotintry:
ThurcAOft lies a convenient distance from the Market
Towns bf Rotherham, 'Sheffield, Worksop,:and Doncaster,
and is situated in a tine. Sporting Country, hii:ll abortna;
vi ith Game, ant within four miles of an excellent Pack of
Fox Hounds, which are regularly Minted.
Matthias Gregg, at Thurctoft, will shew- the Premises ;
and further particulars may be had, by applying to Mr:Cal-
vert, Durham ; or at the Office of Messrs. Ball and, Wheat-.
ley, Rotherham.,
, Durham, Sept. 4, 1802.

.A DESIRABLE F.REF.-101.6 • ESTATE, TITHE_
FREE, • MANORS AND MANSION-HOUSE, TO
BE SOLD; • , .
.CONSISTING of the-very Extensive. and En.
tire MANORS of •ENSHAM, NEWLAND:anti
•TI LGARSLEY, of the extent of 6000 Acres, and near- 15
miles in ciromference, abundantly stocked with Phiosanis'
and-other Caine, with considerable chief Rents, Cow,t..Lc;:t,
Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, pon,ele.gant
new-built Mansion, called -Ensharri Hall; with siiit-able.Of--
.fices, an excellent . Kitchen -Garden walled in, Ilo't,houses,.
Green-house, P insure- groUnd, Shrubberiei; Pondg stored
-with Fish, and every Convenience for the, reception of a large-
Family ; together with about 916 Acres of Land,-upwarcis.of •
zi2 Acres of Which.kre Wood Ground, the whole in: a Ring;
Fence, -surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-:fax.
The Situation perfealy dry and henhy-,- the Turnpike
Roads excellent, distant 8 miles from Oxford, 5 from Wocd- ,
Stock, 3 from Witney, and several Packs of Hotintls are'kept
in the Neighbourhood. •
' Apply to Messrs..StrOng, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
I;..tildon ; or Mr. North, Solicitor in Woodstock..
To be viewed by application at the Mansion Hwase.

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