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4 ADAII4.4LTY-OFFICE, .
Dec. 22 ;
o ricE. ik hereby given, Mat a Session Of Gypsl
and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Tr ht/. 4 °jolt:es
committed on the High Seas, -within the ytaird;Rion of tie At..
miralfy of England, will be held at 7asticr [fall, in the. Old
lei; London, ort itlond.fy; the 22d of 7anuary next, at Ei4kt
rn the .11,forning.
IP. 'CADA' ER.

TRANSPORT OFFICE,
January 16, dm.
THE COI.I7IIIISSIO NrERS for Coinduetirzg liu
MAJESTY'S TRAN',PORT for takinr
Care .of Sick and Wonfttied Seamen, and fir the Care andCuitodj.,
of Prisoners of War, eb" hereby give Istrotii-e; that they Le
rea6, at ibis Office, on Tuesday, tg; 33d of: gannatyi aft), to
recetve'seetled Tenderi, and treat with such Persons at finny Le
willing to contract for supplying immediate/4y. Tot j R :4
IiOILERS, fo,cortabt.zsc, Gallons each, for the Service of Pri..
toners of lYar Porchester Cattle, Hants.
No T ender.will be rereived after One o'clock on the .p.fy, t!
Tre4i.nor.aly, noticed, tenksstke Patty, or an Agria for
personagy.atterd. Each Tender must te accost cried by
from two rypetlable Per:otts,engagint to Decot.ne tinind with the
Person tendering, in:/.' Sum of soot. for the'.due performance of
the Contract.

Farther Partfeularrtttsp be ktrfwn 6y applying at tbir o.ffity,
or to Captain IVGdtiff; Fp;lon, nea► Golan.
—A.

GENERZL POST.CIFIC:E„ ,
London, ,jantaiy t 6, IS to.
T4l3' _MAJESTY'S POSTIIIASTE.II=GE-NE.
RdL hat ftund it mcesttipy t, reqk;re jr,m tic antler.
snentiTn4lPet-'sons, irpolrgies for their mitt-endue-4 and they are
published in the bspe of preventing others from being guilty of sid
milarecnces.

FRANCIS FIZEELII%7G, Serie/are.

CAUTION.
Whereas on the Fourth day of December instant, I JOHN
FOU It ACRE, servant of john Greedy, Of Wellington, in
the County of Somerset, Baker, being on the ro.id between
Wellington and Taunton with a Horse and Cart, did not.
make way for his Majesty's Mail Coach, in consequence
whereof the Coach was upset and considerable damage oc.
casioned ; for which offence. the Postmaster-General °Meted
a Prosecution to be commenced against me, but hat consent-
ed to withdraw the same on my making this pub( ie apoiogy;
now I, the said john Fouracre, do hereby. return my •Thanks
to the Postmaster-General for the great lenity he has shewn
me, and hope this will be a Caution to all drivers nut to be
guilty of a similar offence. Witness my hand,
The Mark of >4 jOHN FOURACR E.
Dated Dec. 19, 1809.

!CAUTION to MAIL COACHMEN and GUARDS.
Whereas I, lOHN TURNPENNEY, being Driver to
I the Mail Coach, on my way from Congleton to. Coleshill,
I on Monday, DeceMber the agth, rSog, did stop at several.
Iplaces on the road to drink, and thereby got intoxicatkd;
I from which tniscondua, driving turious!y, and being froth
i my coach on its returning, suffered the bores to set off; and
1-- sun through the town of Cdleshill, at the risk of overturn.
r ing the
carnage' dial thereby ehaattgering the lives of the
Passengers, and other misfortunes which might other Wist.
have occurred ;_ for which misdeeds the Postmaster- Ckneral
was determined to punish me with the utmost rigour, and if
it had been proiecuted, would have made me liable to the
penalty incurred by the said otfence, of irnprisonnientlor six
Months, and not lest than three ; but from my general good
character, and having a large family,. has generously ter,
given me, on my shewing contrition for my past offence, as
a caution to all Mail and other Coachmen, atia making this
' public acknowledgment.
. . (Signed) JOHN TURNPENNEY..
Witness,
, 5 EDWARD E. PALMER, - '
(Signed) ?)OHN OALE.
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