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FR I DJI Y, OCTOBER 45, 1802 i,

OFFICE OF ORDNANCIA., DUBLIN,
• • September 25,.. 1202,
MHE RESPECTIVE OFFICERS of His
II7AJESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
that there are in His Majesty's Ordnance Stores at Dublin, as
well as in several other Ordnance Stores in Irebnd,- a vex' va-
riety of 'ACCOUTR'EMENTS, HORSE FURNI TURE,
CLOTHING, BAGGAGE, &c. belonging to the Colonels,
and aher-Officers of Regiments of Dragoons, Fencible Cavalry,
&c. that have been on Duty in Ireland; which Articles,- if not
claimed and taken away on or before the tot day of December next,
will be sold to clear His. Majesty's Stores of them. .s

Ail applications for any of the above to be made in writing,
addressed to the ResPeliive Officers of His Majesty's Oidnance kit

EXCHEQUER BILL-OFFICE,
°Soder g, 03oz.
E xchequer Bills issued. by Virtue of an Aft, Quadragesirno
Primo, Geo. 111. Regis, Cup. 4. for issuing Exchequer
Bills on the. Credit of the Aids for the Service of the
Year 18cl, dated in March, April, and May, 1801.
TO BE PAID O.F.

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His
JESTMit-
Y's TREASURY have given Dire&ions for paying
(lithe a3d:.fevengoneetExcheviel'is, and that the Principal and
Interest on the said Excheqpei Bills shall be paid at the ,Exchequer
Office, in St. .',!')e.tweest the two Palace Yards,
Westminster, on t):,"
_the 27th L_Ck72l:,er,
74brich'ilqy the itziezi;.• nil. Exajequer ceast, and
attendance will he the lith inst. andevery
sniceedin"k`sd.ly (Systri.i;•.- -,s r, excepted f until Wednes.
day, the 'loth inst. fen o'clock in the.lllorning
till One in the Afternoon, receiving the same;
and for-the greaterdispatcL, .I'z-cis of the said Bills are de-
Sired to bring Lists thereof, t: :;zing the Numbers in Numerical
'Order, accoreling to the Value j. :he said Bills, time of commence-
ment'of Interest,-with the principal Suite and Interest due on such
; to to Computed at Three_ farce lialf4enny by the !Day, on
every 1001, from the time. of commencemento the said 27th day of
0,570ber, tBo2, on which day'ilse Ink,-est on the laid Exchequer
Bills will cease; and they are desired-to write their Names, and
Places-of Abode on such Lists, and indorse their Names on the
said Bills.

If any the Holders of the aforesaid are desirous of re-
ceiving P.Tyment of the Principal and Interea previous to the said
2.7 th day o/ Ofieher, 18027 they may be ai:comnsoakted, by computing
the Interest to the day on which th 9, wish to be paid, and leaving
the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto.
And such Pcrsons as are desirous of havim, New Exchequer
Bills, in part of Payment, upon mentioning the same at the bottom
of their Lists, delivered on or before the said Zotb inst. may be ac-
commodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest, of Three Pence
by the Day on every_lool. which said New Bills will bear da:e
the said ijih oe-Aber, iBo2, and will be delivered en Friday,
the 29th instant, and following days. •
'N. B; Alt Exchequer Bills dated prior: to March Igo C,
have been Advertisecno be paid off, and the' Interest thereon has
ceased.

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