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• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, DUBLIN,
• September 2g, Igo2.
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H-E RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of His
MAJESTY'S •ORDNANC.E, ely give Notice,
that there are in -His Majesty's Ordnance Starts at Dublin, as
well as in scwral -cyber Ordnance Stores in
,Ireland, a great ,va-
riOy of ACCOUT REMENTS, HORSE FURNITURE,
CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, ,Sz.c.' belotgi to the Colonels,
and other Officers of Regintents of DraTcons, t'avahy,
&c. 'that have' been on. Duty in. Irela,id ; ivhich Articles, fat
claimed and taken awqy an at before the lit day of December next,
will:he .told to'clear His Afajerty's Stores of Them,

Ad applirationsfirxty of the above 4e made in 'writing,
addressed ti the Resp.4?iye .Dicers of His 21.1afesy's Ordnance in

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS THOMAS HARRISON,' late of
.Blakeney, •in the County. of Gloucester, Purveyor
ofTiintler tOr tip:.% Navy in the Forest of Dean, stands in-
clia!d at the Assizes lately field for the-said County, for fe-
lainously. stealin* a Stick of Oak TilW)..r, containing 1,20
square feet, of the value of 191: the property of His Majesty ;
Nvitoevrx shall apprehend, or give'such information to Mr..
Hick.nelt, Solicitor of the .Admiralty,. in Spring Gardens,
Loation,- fIlt1•14, ed-I.pfrre,l-..,:e...1ing the :mitt
rhotnat Harrison, shall, on ins commitinieut to Prison, re-
ceive a Reward ,xt.Filty Pounds from the said Mr. BiCknell.

'N. 13. The slid T.tiinas Aboutso.years'of age,.
.5 fee[ 9oi to undies hi6h, a -stroll, nitist;lne 'man, square
. Ale-, satooth-facecl,, tioritlcompie*ion, .411 t brown hair,,
thin at the I.op. . _

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T BISH,. with the most sincere Gratitude re-
l. • turns Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public,
far the very distinguished preference ahewn to the above
Offices in the late and former LOileries, and solicits a conti-
nuance of that FaVou_ r, which it ever shall be his study to
deserve.

Pickets and Shams are selling in great variety on the same
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(Unary success. which Purchasers at The.above Offices have
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The Second Lott....ry'consTsi. 32,c00 Tickets ; total
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next Month.

There will be a Thirci Lotter? the instant the Second is
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