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GOLDEN FLEECE INN, THIRSK, YORKSHIRE.
.GEORGE BLYTH 'Son-in-Law and Successor'
or'
Cass, having removed from the Three Tuns
.to the above more cOmthodious Inn, takes this opportu4ty
of RespeCtfully renewing the Solicitations he hat before felt
it his duty to make, and trusts, that with increased means
of shewing tErs Gratitude, he will be found more zealous
than ever to merit the Favour of those who have honoured
him with their Patrohage. .
The CharaCter "obtained by Mrs. Cass, during her long
continuance in Business, will induce on. George Blyth's part,
a careful adherence to ber Arrangements ; so that the No-
bility, Gentry, Comtherci;al Gentlemen and otherS, will
meet with such Accommodations .at the Golden Fleece Inn
'as cannot be surpaSsed on the Road.
A constant supply of good. Post-Horses, convenient
Chaises,and cdrefiii Drivers, at Fifteen-pence per Mile, may
al ways be depended upon.
N.B. The Mail and High Flyer Coaches to Newcastle
and London, Morning and. Evening.

MR. MITFORD'S HISTORY OF G REEC F..'
THE SEVENTH and EIGHTH VOLUI‘fES,
1 in Odavo, are just published, to complere.the Work
in that size. Pike 'Ss. in boards.

Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom mayalso be had,,
The Work Conipler, handsoMely printed in Four Vo_
luines, quarto, price 7r. 4s. in boards..

This Day were published,
Elegantly printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings,
price it. its. 6th in boards,
HETICULANENSIA ; or; _ Archeoliigical and,
Philological Dissertations :contaioing a Manuscript
among ag the ruins of Herculaneum
Dedicated, by peiinission, to his Royal Highness the'
Prince of Wales.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, _
In One Volu.ne, Oelay°, price Os. in boards,
A N INQUIRY into the best SYSTEM of
1. FEMALE- EDUCATION ; or, Boarding School and
Howe Education attentively considered.
By I. L. CHIROL, .

One of his Majesty's •Chapl..iTis at the Fr. Royal Chapel,
St, larneb's Palace. • ' •
Printed tor T. Cadet! and.W. Strand.
•

This Da) were
In Quarto, price Oce (.oinea in board:,•
M EMOIRS of the LIFE, of Sir JOHN
S A RT. To whic., is adde.t, some. account
of the 'Manuscript of his Ciiro,.loe in t,ic Elizabethian
Library at Weston'', and a complete Index.

By -ilium i-IN I..ti, Esq.
At the Hafod Pret•s; printed h,r White awl Co. florace's

Head.

"`lees str

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in crown octavo, pri:.e 6s. in boards;
The third Edition of

POEMS ON VARIOiIs SUBJECTS.
By CHAKI.ES•LLvDSAY CRAW F 0141.),
Earl of C rawford and Lindsay, and Viscount Garnock,
dcZ:. Scc.

PrintedAbr White and Co. Horace's I-lead, Fleet-street.
Lately published, by theiame..Author, and sold by Becket
and Porter, No.Bl, Pall Mall, the Christian. a Poem, in eight
Books, the sixth Edition; and the First and Second Letters
to the Hebrew !• ation.

"1 Its [)ay was
In Folio, price Four ‘;uiiie„ts on sm,ll, and Six Guineas

on laige paper, the Second Volume of
'THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the
co Y of SURREY; compiled from: the best
and most authentic Historians, valuable'Aecords and Manu-
scripts its Public Office and Lib,r4ries, and in private, hands.
By the late Rev. OW EN MANNING, S. T. 0.
Redo'. of Peperharrow, and Vicar of Godalming, in that
County.
Enlarged and contin t.eti to the present time,
By WILLIAM BRAY, of Shire, E.q. • •
Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries of
London.
Printed for White and CO. IluraCe's-Head, Fleet-street.

TH UR SDA IT, JUNE 21, 1810.

ADMIRALTY -OFFICE,
June 9, ISio.
NOTICE- is hereby given that a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fencer commuted on the High Seas, within the Jut iadiflicn of the'
Admiralty of England, will he held at
.7artiee Hall, in the Old
Bailey, Landon, on 1 hursday the 12th of July next, at Eight
o'Ckck in the Morning.

Y. W. CROKk:R.

VICTUZI LICING-0 PTIC ,

.71trie r 2, iSscs.
THE COMMISSIOIVERS for VICTUALLING
His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday
the 22d Inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders in SI riling
(sealed up),* and treat for such Quanthies ofe?od sound S PA-
kISEI, RED, FAYAL, or TEN ERI FFE IV,INE, as the
respeelive Merchants
.and Dealers there-in may think proper to
ofcr; to be subjet7 to a Warranty of Twelve Months, to be deli-
vered free of Customs and Excise Duties in the share of two Months
_at furthest, kilo his Majesty's Victualling S;ores,at Deptford,
Portsmouth, and Plymouth ; and to be paid fir by Bills, payable
v. 4.1.) Interest, ninety days after date.
'The Condition of the Contraß mly be seen at the Sicretaty's
Office.

No regard will be bad•to any Tender in which the Price ;ball
not 6e inserted to worth at length, pr that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on
.the said Friday, the 22ci
inst. ncr unless the Pers.nz who makes the Tender, or, some Per-
tat his behalf, ,'attends, to answer v'h•n called for.„