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London, England, 1817-12-08

VICTUdit-ING-OFFICE, Nor. 28, IKI7.

. .
THE CQAIMISSTOKERS for VICTUALLING
• ifis-AteLlESTrs INT 4 V? do hereby give 'Votive,
That on rueiday, the 16th of December next, they will be
Beady to. receive Y'enders in writing (sealed up) and treat for
'the supply On separate Contracts) of all such quantities of
Bread, Beef and Hatton,
AVtne, • Milk,
Vegetables, Candles,
.Soap, and Baring,
es may be required for the service of the ROYAL NAVAL
HOSHTALS at. HASLAR and PLYMOUTH respectively,
duringthe space of Twelve Calendar Months, from Me tit of
January 181 !:1 inclusive.
The• Conditions of the Contracts mny be seen at the Se-
vretary's (Vice, at This Office; or by applying to the
Stewards of the above-mentioned Hospitals.
No regard will be had to any render in which the Price
stud: not be' inserted in Arfords at length, or Mat shall not
he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on' the said
nada', the 16th of December nest : nor unless • the Per-
son who makes the Terufer, or sonic Person on his behalf,
atlesects to answer when called far.
Each Tender must alsobe accompanied by a Letter signed by
two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the
Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per-
.ormance Of the Contracts for each of the two first men-
tioned drticles, and of 2001. for each of the others.
London, England, 1817-12-08

Nov 21, 1817.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tkat
on Tue►day, the 16th of December next, they will be ready
to retch!, Tenders in writing. (sealed up), and treat for the
supply (on separate Contracts) of ails:tele qnantities of FRESH
BEEF and RCM as may be required for the use of his Ma-
lesty'i Ships and Vessels at the Ports undermentioned via.;—
Dubliu- -
Liverpool - - FRESH BEEF.
Milford Hatien - -
Liverpool - - -
_Milford Haven - -
Xor 7'zvelje Calender Months, from the 12th January next.
'To be paid for by Bills payable, witkout Interest, sixty
days after date.
"The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-

tart's Office; at tltis Office; or by applying to the Secre•

tdry ►o the Postmaster-General at, Dublin; and to the Col.
'actors of the Customs at Liverpool and 2iNford Haven, re.

speclively.

No regard will.be had to any Tender in which the Price

shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he
delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tues-
day, the 16th of _December next, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Perlein on his' behalf, attends to
answer U./ten called fur.
Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sim of 5001. for the due
iperfurviaave of each of the Centraets►,

I)EPTF9RD vicru4LLING-Ydft;i, pee.. t, Isl 7.

THESE are to give Notice, that on 'Thursday,
the nth instant, at Ten o'Clock. ik the Forenoon,

will he exposed to PUBLIC &ILE, at His 3.lnjesty
Yard,. Deptford, .cunrlry Lids of the fullowilig
anservi7ceable Provisions hid Stores, now lying in the said

'ard, viz. :---

Bread. Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice,
Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepings,
Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Vinegar, , Beef, Pork, and Suet, Can-
dle Boxes, Packing Cases, sags. and Rags,. Corn Sacks and
Bags, a quantity of Casks (old Butts), Butt, Puncheon,

Hogshead, Barrel, Half Hogshead, Kilderkin, Irish Teirce
aud Barrel States, Heading tight and Dry, Fire Wood, Bro-
ken States, &c. &e,

There !tilt he ako put 199,f0r Sole (rthject to the
lions of the Reoenue Boards a quantity of Wine, Totmcco,
Cocoa enal Coffee.

4 Deposit of 9.51. per cent. is to be made upon the amount
*leach Led at the timeofeale, and the remainder of the pur-
chase-nu paid before the' Stores terevemoyed, fin• which
murpo.Wei period. of Fourteen• wovhiNk days will be allowed
from •the- day of Sale; the Buyers particularly observing,
that not less than one half ofthe'quantityis to be taken away
from the Premises within,the first seven days ; rind the re-
mainder in the seven• follou irta days ; otherwise Lie dersit-
money will be fialeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain
the property of the Crown, as no extension of time, will, ox
anti account, be granted.
London, England, 1817-12-08

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZErrt4;.

By his Royal Higimess the PRINCE of WALES,
REGENT of the United Kingdom of Great Bri.
tain and Ireland, in the name and on the be-
half of his 31“,ESTY., . • .
, • • A PROCLAMATION.
GEORG& P. it. .
• Whereas, We have taken into consideration the
state :of the Copper Coin of this Ki tgdom,
and have deemed it expedient, by and 'with the
consent of his Majesty's Privy Council, that al!
-copper monies of this realm, commonly called a.
halfpenny or a farthing, coined at his Majesty's
Mint, end current in his Majesty's doutinions,, by
virtue of any Proclamation prior to the 26th day
of July 1797, should:celled be in and recoined.
And whereas in puiitanciief an Order in Coun-
cil, dated the twenty-first of January, one thou-
sad;el eight hunched and fourteen, coo.siderable
quantities .of- the said copper monies before-men.
tinned, have been received end exchanged at his
,tajesty's Mint, so that only a small portion of
such monies now remain in circulation ; We 'at),
theretore, by this Our Royal Proclamation, in the
Hanle and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by
and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Coun-
cil, think proper to declare and command, and.
We do declare and command, that no copper mo-
nies whatsoever (o; her than and except such cop-
per ninnies as are no v current, by virtue of .his
.Majesty's Proclamation, hearing date the twenty-
sixth day of July, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-seven, or any Proclamation subse-
quent to the said twenty-sixth day of July, one
thousand seven hundred and ninety,seven), shall
from henceforth be allowed to pass, or he current,
in any payment whatsoever, within the United.
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
And we do tun' er, in the name and on the be-
half of his Majesty, and by and with the advice
aforesaid, declare and cummand that all per-
sons holding any,of the copper monies of this
realm, commonly called a halfpenny or a fer-
al:lig, coined at his Majesty's 'Mint, and current
in his Nidljest y's dominions, by virtue of any Pro-
clamation bearing date prior to the said 26th day
of July, 1797, who shall, on or before the 31st
day of this instant December, bring the same to
the office of his Majesty's Min 7, in bags, contain-
ing 56 pounds weight avoirdupoise each, and in.
quantities not less than three of such bags, and
in tale not exceeding .55 pieces to the pound,' or
3080 pieces tci t.... 0• hag of 56-pounds, shall there-
upon receive the a nontit and value thereof, ac-
cording to the rate herein after specified! (that is
to say) for every such hag of .56 pounds weight,
verKgeing 55 pieces td the pound, the sites of
61. Bs. 4d. ; for every such hag of 56 potent's
weieht. avereting 54 pieces to tie pound, the suns
.of 61 Gs. ; for every sucll 66 pu 10-“;ish.tir
Averaging 53 pieces to the pound, the sum of
GI 3s. Sd., and so in proportion for any less aver-
age number of pieces to the pound,
Given at our Court, at Carlton-house, Decem-
ber 3, 1517, in the 58,h year of his Majesty's

reign.
GOD SAVE THE KING

FOR THE SUN.
London, England, 1817-12-08

PA RTNERSAIPS DISSOLVED.

R. Revnard and J. Gilpin, Leeds, merchants—R. Holmes
and S. Rhodes, Shetfield—W. S. and .1. C. Arney, Nicholas-
lane, coffee-dealers—H. and W. Close, Mashrough, York-
shire, glass and bottle mannfacturers-,H. C. Sutton, E.
Weston, and .1. (Macre, Leicester, hosiers—E. and T. Corrie;
Liverpool, merchants—l. Lees, and G. Fetes, Manchester,
manufacturers—B. and A. Rideal and M. and L. Duncan, Ha-
lifax, milliners-•J. Oswald, .1. Dunlop, R. Grahame, A.
and J. Stevenson, Glasgow—J.-Smith, E. Abbott,
and W. Pridhatn, -Morice-town, brewers—H. Pocock and J.
H. Forbes, 'Hy-place, attornies—G. Proctor, Birmingham,
and W. Proctor, Sheffield, opticians—J. Thredder and H.
Perkins, St. Paul's Church-yard, hatters—J. Constantine,
Crook-mill, Kendal, M. Rubinson, Few tun, Yorkshire, and
A. Tyson, Kendal, flax-spinners—M. and J. A. Vickers,
Leeds, pat ten-makers—J. Ford and J. Richardson, Minories,
trunk-manufacturers—W. and B. Thomas, Birminglmm,
l.rass•founders—J. Still and J. Emerson, Bristol, brass-
founders—lt. Taylcr, H. Legge, and .1. Gardner, Old Broad-
st reet,gunpowder-makers—M. J. Lowland and C. Belcher,
Whitby, ale merchants—J. Stone and J. F. Dalton, Leicester,.
hosiers—lt. Tolley, jun. and Usher, Bristol, linen-tner-
chants Symonds and B. Peel, Lame:lee-lane, merchants.
[Military Promotions to-morrow.]
London, England, 1817-12-08

VICTUALLING-OP I. WE, Nov. 4A, 1817.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His 111.-IJESTI"S X.IPY do hereby give Notice, that
on Pridart, the 12th of Thrember next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders ix u•ritiag (settled up), mil treat with such
Person: as will undertake to supply whatever FRESH BEEF
!nay be required for the use of his Majesty': Ships and
Verses at
Plymouth,
Torbay,
Dartmouth"
Falmouth,
Yarmouth, Lynn and Wells, in the county of Norfolk,

Margate,
Dover Road:, aitd

New Ronitie.*,
separate Contracts) for Twelve Months, from Me Ist of
jrcnuary to the 31st of December, 1818, inclifsive; to be paid
for 1n Bills payalote,withOut Interc.vt, Sixty Days after date.

The Conditions of the Contracts may hexer,' at the Sicre-
tory's Office, at this Office; or by appltlin.T to ilr. Thomas
Agent for the rictgalling at Piyinowth: to tie ea-

lectors of his Ihyeey's CustomB at Dartmouth, 'Falmouth,
and Yarmouth, rt'spertively; and to Oir,"rhomas
4.gettt for the rietwilitng at Dover.

No regard will be had to any render' in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall
not he delivered to the hoard bel'ore One o'Clock on the said
Friday, the lith slay of December nt:st, nor unless the Per-
son who makes the nailer, or some Person on his behalf,

attends to answer when called for.
Each Tender must also be arcompanied by a ter ter signed
1q Two responsible Persore, cnga:hg to beeontet otimf with
'the Party tenderinr, iu the Penal Sam► of 20001 for the due
rformaitic of the Contract at Plymouth, anti of s*. for
cad. of the other Contracts.
London, England, 1817-12-08

PA PISTS.

,MR. EDITOR,—The zeal and ability von con.;
staotly manifest. in maintaining the Prot.:vont
Religion, against the incessant and importunitte
attacks of tl:e Papists, entitles you. to the grate-
ful thanks of those of your Countrymen wilts
value. their propetty, their lives, and their reli-
gion ; the rapid progress the Papists are making
in various parts of the kingdom, must be (one
woulJ imagine) obvious to the most unthinking
man. In the town of Birmingham, their increase
has been very great, the labours of their Priests
are incest int, they never lose sight of a Prti.
selre, it they meet with a rutin wavering in his
mind, they are with him morning, noon, evening
ald-night, until they 4tave brought him into their
Communion ; in this respect they hold out a hue
lesson for the Priests of the Establishment. That
you mny know I ant not speaking without cause,
.1 shall, perhaps, surprise you when 1 inform you
that, in addition to • the Roman Catholic College
at Ascott, they are going to have a similar Esta-
blishment at ASTON HALL, the ancient and mag-
nificent Scat of the limy' family, and which' has
'lately been given up by -HENEAGE LEGGE, Big.,
many years,the good and tried friend' of Binning-
_ham-, and whose retirement we all lament.
I send you this additional
.proof that this sect
are Semper Eadetn, ever, active, busy and intru-
sive; they most be met by corresponding energy
or we shalt awake too late. The Laity must take
up the measure with ardour, they. must cry alma
to the Government, for an increase of places
tor Protestant worship and zealous Ministers, men
who will be instant in season and out of season ; not
those who pun oil" their religious conduct with
their gown and cassock, but such as have made it
their choice, and will make it their 'business also,
to attend to the religious welfare of their Hocks.
Your's,
AN OLD CHCRCHMAN.
Birmingham, Dec. 4, ISI7.

FRIDAY, Dec. s.—No. 4,349, drawn on Friday
List, VriZe i/t. 20 000't. being entitled to
15,0001 Coo.ols and 50001. Money, wrts.Sold
iii
Sharcs by CAURoLL. No. 5,842, a Prize of 500
Guineas 2,028, a Prize of 200 Guineas, were
olso Sold in Snares by CARROLI: 3- 4,720, another
Prize of 200 Ciiiineas, was Sold by CARROLL, in a
Mole Ticket.---The fortunate Possessors may re-
ceive their Money on (imam!, at 7, Curuhill, or
26, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1817-12-08

'Landon.: V4i;lted for Satnhei Leigh, 18, Strand.

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.
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One Shilling,
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Chief of Murree
-" Thou halt left no Son; hut thy Dame shall live in sons.
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OsstaN—Song.. Selma.
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MENIOIRS on EUROPEAN and ASIATIC
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of an extensire Collection of engraved British Topography,
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To be viewed to the time of Sale, and Catalogues (price 641.)
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London, England, 1817-12-08

FOR THE SUN.

Mn. EDITOR,—The Morning Chronicle took up
very promptly your mistake about the reported
resignation Of THE CoMNIANDF.R IN CHIEF• Now
as all the nonsense,vented upon that .uhject ori-
ginated with The Morning Chronicle, Quere whe-
ther the Letter, with a sham official seal, which
imposed upon you, did not come from some agent
of The M. C. itself, which, if so, of course, was
on the watch to take advantage of its own cheat ?
A QUERIST.
London, England, 1817-10-02

By S. SOLOMON, M.D.

In this *useful Publication will be fonnd a Treatise on Fe-
male Diseases, NervouS, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive
Complaints, and in which is explained die symptoms, mode
•of ta-atnent, and retuedies in the different stages of the Vc-
mf.real Disease ; cautions to- young persons of the danger of
improper connect ions, or improper treatment, &c. with the
difference between the ven,:real symptoms and those fre-
quently mistaken for them . also Advice to Bathers at Bath,
Buxton, Southampton, Sicarliro', Harrogate, &c.

Nervous :and Hypochondriac Complaints are much more
prevalent .in Europe than is generally nnagined, attended
wi!h many dreadful and alarming symptoms, which certainly
claim assistance, and not, as is too generally the case, deri-
sion or contempt. The Author flatters himself, froM the oh-
serval ions he, has made, that the present is as good a Trca-
tipe on those diseases as any now extant. . ,
The tender Female is, alas ! liable to many natural in-
dispositinni, which render her condition truly unequal When
compared to. the male ; for she seldmu enjoys a perfect state
of health: If lie'enters into a wedded state, something bit-
ter arises ; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing.,
sickness, &c. If single, she will scarcely he able to avoid
labouring under some infirmity, because she is " a stranger
to a mother's pangs."
Those who have resided in hot climates, and are'emaciated,
whereby their' bodily strength is exhausted, their vigour and
vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this
Publication. Young people of either sex, who have unfor-
tunately given way to a delusive vice, and destroyed their
animal funetions,.will meet with a " Balm of '
in perusing the mode of cure laid down in the" Guide to
Health."

-The design and intent of this Publication is for the purpose
of warning. youth from falling into, a delusive anti destructive
habit, which destroys health, andi renders them feeble and
inactive for life.

N.B. For the very excellent character of this Work, see
the different Reviews.

** Upwards of 100,500 copies hare actually been sold of
"Solomon's Guide to Health," as certified under- the bands
of the Printers :—A number so uncommonly large must be
the hest criterion of the merit of the Wolk awl the approba-
tion of the Public.

Sold by Bacon and Co. 150,0xford-street; "Ward, 324, Hol-
born ; Leigti, is, Strand ; And Nlr.,Goatley, 133, Minories.
Sold also .bk every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
throughout tins Kingdom, and all 'other bledielue Venders.
London, England, 1817-10-02

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER ,MEETING,. 1817.
WEDYESDAY, OCT. 1. •
Fifty Guineas, free for any horse, &c.; foor-year olds to carry
7st. 41b.; five, Hat. bib.; six, BSt. 111 h.; and aged, Dst.—
B.:C.
Mr. Blake's hr. c. Sir Richard, 4 yrs •
D. of Grafton's b. or. Minuet, 5 yrs ' • 2
1 to 8 on Minuet.

. . . . ,
One Third of a Subscription of 25gs each ; for three.-year old
cults, Rst. 91b:f and fillies, tist;' 1;1b. A: F. , Bona fide the
property of Subscribers.
Ld G. H. CavenCish's br..c, by Sir David ~......... ...... 1
Ld Jersey's b. c. The Giant, by Cerberus..
The Judge placed but•twO.—r6 to 4 on The Giant.
London, England, 1817-10-02

TYPE US FEVER.

The 'following instructions were drawn up tins
der the direction of the Medical Gentlemen of the
Fever Hospital in Dublin, in order to prevent in-
fection. We believe that the alarm on this sub.
jeer in London is without foundation : still, it is
well to be priTared against even a possible enemy,
and. with this view alone we publish this prescrip-

)N4 ~,
9iti
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London, England, 1817-10-02

ROYAL HOSPITAL CHELSEA, SEPT. 30, 1317.

1.1i4 pmstionee of the Act of the 55th year of
_XL his present•-igaiesty, by which it is enacted that the Out-
rensUmers of this Hospital shall in future he paid-quarterly,
in advance, instead of balf-yea,rly. Notice is hereby gig en, 'by
order• ckf the Wglit honourai)le the Lords,and others, Com. 7
suissioners for massaging the affairs of the said hospital, that
a-11 the Out-Pimisioncrs- thereof, . Loo6l',
nr
vithin the District of the Bills of Mortality, are, required to
appear personally and regimentally, with Weir Instructions
and Certificates of Admission, at theSeeretary's Office in the
said Hospital, on their respective days, and in their dilrertint
according- to their several Rates of Pension, as ,tit-
dermentioned ; when attendance will be. given front Nine
'o'clock in the, Morning until nree' in the Afternoon, foe
tloi.Patient of a quarter of a Xear's- Pension in advance,
to the 2tth of December next.
On MONDAY, the Gth of October.
The Pemioners at sd. per day,. and tifose at 01. to the end
of I Ite'uum be re Regiments..
- -
London, England, 1817-10-02

On TUESDAY, the 7th of October.

Those at ( from the Royal, Garrison'Batt:ilion, and re.
vairting Regiments and Corps ; tho.ie at td. and ail the
Cavalry ist Dd. per day.
• lin WEDNESDAY, the Sth of October.
Ilinse at 9d. per day, -from the Ist Foot Gduds to the
.60th Foot inclusive.

On THURSDAY, the 9th of October.
Those at 9d. per day, from the gist FOot, and all ,the re-
maining Regiments and Corps; and also those at 10d. per

On FRIDAY, .the 10th of October.
Those at Is. per (lay, from the different Regiments of Ca-
valry,-*ah the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards.

On SATURDAY, the. I Ith of October.
' Those at ts. per day, from-the ad Regiment of Foot Guards,
to the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate.

On MONDAY, the )3th of .oetober.
Those at Is. per day, from the Rol-al Garrison Battalion,
and all the remaining ,Reginitnts and Corps ; and also those
at Is. 0&d. per day.
On TUESDAY, the 14th of Octirber.
Tidose' at Is. Id. 4s, 2d. Is. 21d. and Is. Bd. per
day.

Ou WEDNESDAY, the 15th of October.
Those-at Is. Is. 4d. Is. 44‘1. Is. sd. Is. sid. Is. 6d.
Is. GO. Is. 7d. is. 74d. Is. 3d. is. SO. Is. ad. is. aid. and
Is. lud. per day.

On THURSDAY, the lath of October.
These at Is. lOid. per day and upwards, Hand those Pen-
sioners who have been admitted on account of Blindness.
it is also orderd and directed, thatall the Out-Pensioners
belonging; to the. said Hospital do pay particular attention to
their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the
time of Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the
Payluaster-Gencral of his Majesty's Laud Forces in 'Loudon,
their AffidavitS as therein presci ibed, on or ifnmediately after
eyery,QUarter-day, without, which their Names will not be
entered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and
they are,uot afterwards to change' their Place of Abode, as
specified in their Ailida,vits, without unavoidable necessity,
and duly not ;fying the same.
And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various.
Frauds having been sonnuitted by. Pensioners in the Receipt
of Pension and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners
so offending shall he struck O'ff`the Pension LiSts,, and for-
leit for ever all benefit arising from this Establishment.
RICHAIIP NEAVE,•Sezretary and .Rezistraf.
London, England, 1817-10-02

a cruise.

BELFAST, SEE' r. 27,—Arrived the Perseverance,
APNAB, from London, having on hoard the crew,
consisting of ten wen, of Ow 11 oia, of Dover :
she had struck oil the Ackluw Banks, and was in
titiking stare %hen the Perseverance fell in with
her, and ..;vent do‘vu' shortly bi;tcr the-crew had
left her. The .Nl:ltia, tv;is from Ckeiter, bound
to Piti-ru

The Windsor (Ai intorini ti. :hat t QUEEN'
end l'aiNcssEs ire passing Own. time Ili the
usual round Of quiet and Unaffected amusement ;
riding out and'paying visits in the ittornit.g, and
reeeivitig visit in the, evening. Thvir constant,
though gvntiv, exercise keeps them ail in good
beautli

We understand that the rehab ion respecting
the ransal to land passengerP in the Port of Ca-
lais after eight o'clock. P. M. has seen taken oft.
The Comnt,ssary of Police, Mons. D'EscAtoN,
and the Mayor of Calais, had previously made a
representation to the French Government. It is
Dow also forbidden to search the persons of LA-
dies at the Custom house. In this it is to be
Loped our Cnstom-himse Officers shall be ordered
to imitate the French.—(N. Post.)

Letters received from Barhadoes mention, that
an affair between the crew of au American mer-
chantman anti the sailors belonging to a Danish
ship of war is likely to, produce serionm conic-•
qnences A• correspondence between the Gover-
nor at St. Croix and the American Consuls of the
adjacent islands, particularly St. Thomas's, has
taken place, in which very intemperate language
was made ns.e of, The consequence is said to be,
that the whole transaction will immediately be
laid before the American Government. -

An extract of a letter from Antigua, (latch Au-
gust 21, says—" Our Ll.):1(1 is extremely hcolilly,
both in ntlite-s awl hibieks. A 'young school
mast, 20. was bullied lest everting. It
'was a clear complete case. Of yellow fryer, but he
tome sick in Ole packet from. Dominica. I -do
not-think the disorder contagious, and I. trust in
Cod we shall. not be visited Frith the calamity
this .season."

Au extract of a letter, dated Smyrna, August
16; says--f' The plague appears to have ceased ;
ello case above,u fortnight. A fire broke ,out on
the 10th instant in the part of this town inha-
bited hy the lower cuss of Jews, Armenians, and
some Turks, which consumed about 400 of their
tomes or hots, but does not appear to have affect-
et people with whom the kogrchints have trans-
actions."

By the dead) of Admiral Sir JoHat THOMAS
DUcipxoll TH,one of ribaotis as a Knight Gram!
Cross of the Bath tias bec.o!ne vacant. There are
several candidates, but none as yet declaied on
whom that honorary distinction will be con-
ferred.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India-house, when Captain T. W. LEECH
Was sworn into the conottami_of. the ship Orwell,
cousighell to china tlilect. •

‘Vecinestlay, 24th tilt., the Rvv. ALInE HAD-
vieLD, I'l. A: wai in,titilted by the Lord B:stioe
of the Diocese to the perpetual curacy of St. Ste-
ph.e4's, Liverpool, _
London, England, 1817-10-02

REDUCTION OF RENrs.

- The following is an extrfict of a letter we 'have
received from a . respected Cor'respondent- (Mr.
FoLuoTT), wit 4 whose .sent intents we perfectly
coincide

" I shall not conchule this letter (be says)
without entering on a subject., ,which I do not
think irrelevant to it,—l mean the' Reduction of
Rents. It is one of the first consequence to so-
ciety, Now that the produce of the .earth is
lowered 50 per cent. how are the farmers to pay
their rents, if the 'landlords do not-make then; an
abatement ? I am of opinion. that 20 per cent,.
pdionld be taken off the farms, tit the least ;:and
surely it is better to receive. the tent with that
redaction, than for the landliiids to have Merely
a nominal rent, which they are so tiequentlyAlis-
appointed in. I tectimmencLit to the Gentlemen
of consequence- and property in each county in
this 'kingdom, t-or sign a Requisition to the re
spective High Sheriffs, to call a meeting to take
this measure into their Collsidrralion, and at
which to pass resolutions to rue above effect. It
is of vital importance ; for I am firply persuaded
that there is not any thing so likely to make men
dissatisfied with the existing Order of things, as to
keep up the present.'ennrutous prices of land. 1,
consider the farmer• a most useful and respectable
member of society, and surely ' the labourer is
worthy of-his leite.'"
•
20th Sept. I9l7.—(Cheiter Currant, Sept, 30.)

SLNGULAII OCCUR RE \ CE.—l'he wire of John
Patterson, late a soldier in the Iti,yal Artillery,
but now keeps a chandler's shop in Fox-I,inc,
Shadwell, was delivered of a still-horit child

and what renders the ease the more remarkable:
is, that two next-door neighbours .were put to
bed udder the 3b1.11.1C circuatstaucv.
London, England, 1817-10-02

PUBLICATIONS.

174 R. ELLIS's JOURNAL "of the EMBASSY
to CHIN A, whit+ hac been delaved oa account of the
Plates, will positively he poblished on •Niondny.
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This Day w•as published,

In One Volume, 12nio..price ss. in boards, the Second

Edition of
THE INVISIBLE HAND.:
By W. CLAYTON.
Printed for T. Cadell and %V. Davies, Strand; and J. Hat-
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a . Tale.

This Day was published,

In royal' firo. with 10 Plates, comprising upwards 0f%9.0
Figures, many of which are beautifully coloured, price
ss. boardi,
ANESSAY nr, r Trs.,.i vflk 1
and MEDICAL TR EAVy,II7.I.VP of 7CALCULOUS
DISORDEnS.
By A. MARCET, M. D. F. R. S. Physician to Guy's Hos-
pital, &c. &c. &c.
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This Day were published,
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TRAVELS in Bfl A 7.t L from PERNAMBUCO
to SEARA ; besides occasional Excursions. Also, a
Voyage to Maranam ; the whole exhiliitin!,4 a Picture of the
State of Society, durinz a Residence of Six Years in that
Country. . Illustrated by Plates of Costumes.

By HENRY KO‘=TER.
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Of Amu may be bad.
The rusTartY ; _ Vol. I. in 4to. price 21. 2s.
boards. Vol. 11. with a Map of the Country, price 21. 10s.
boards. By Robert Southey, Esq.
An ACCOUNT of the Origin, Progress, and'actual State
of the Tar carried on between Spain and Spanish America.
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This Day w•as published,

A 'New Edition, of neatly 300 pages. in One Volume, Octavo,
mice only is. with an elegunt Portrait of the Author, of
AGuiDE tp HEALI'I, or Advice to Loth
Sexes in a Viriety of Coniplaints.
London, England, 1817-10-02

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ~Seed. 1!1, 817.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA
JESIT'S ORDNANCE /10 hei7ehy give NotiCe,
that they uil6 SE L by PUBLIC AUCTION, ett.the
TOWER, on Monday, the cth day of October next, at Ele-'
ven o'Clork the Forenoon. precisely,• SUNDRY LOTS.
of NEW, OLD, and UNSERVICEABLE SY\ORES,
consisting of Anvils and Pieces, Bedding, Bellows, and
Blocks; Double and Single Powder Horns ; Painted Covers
and Tarpaulins; Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, and Saws;
Stoves,.Ranges, Sadlery and Haraess ; Standing Vices, Sad-
dle-hags and Pieces, Saltpetre-bags, old Lead, Double-
worked Iron, and Ordnance re-converted Iron ;• together
with various other Alleles, the who'c of which may be
viewed upon application at the vrvic;pal Storeheeper..s. Office
in the Tower, until the. Day of Sale, where printed Li,4s
of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply
for the sante.

By Order of the Board,

R. H. CREW, Secretary.

11/FES.R.S. HOARE 11:4ve received 'the DO-
iVit. NATION of TEN POUNDS from OXFORD, for
the I7.tiE of a CI-lAN-FY io LONDON; to which Account
they hare placed the Sum desired.
London, England, 1817-10-02

81111' NEWS

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 30.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Tigris ,from Weymouth, with their aoyAl
Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCES-
TER and suite on board. They landed about ten
o'clock at Mount: Edgcumbe, under R salute.—
Also arrived the Prince of IVales, M.WILLIAm,
from Trinidad ; CAMPBELL. from Prince
Edward's Island, in 19 days; William, HALL,
from Memel, in 21 nays ; anti the D,vaif cutter,
from a cruise. Pa,.;ed tip Channel the American
brig lieneral S ark, CoFFIN, front Alexandria for
Rotterdam.• Sailed the Oxford, LAMB, for London.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 30.—Arrived off this port
theFa‘;oarite, from New York. Sailed the Lean-
der 'f,ir Jamaica ; Caroline and Hope for the
Brazils. •

POlti-SNl)Viii, OCT. .-;Saile<l the Eliza trans-

i)ort. for Cilathani.

Oc:r. the Castlereagh
packet t:roto 1-1011aoll. Sailed the Auckland packet
foi• ditto ; Eclipse packet, for ClikNatn..L•all with

/nails.

DEAL, OcT. I.—Came down from the Rive

last evening, and s.iied, the Lang. CLARK, for
Bombay this morning, the Hebe, PodTER, from

Bengal ; the latter remains.
Stut,Ln-s, SEPT. 29 —The brig Filer; that was
On the rod( near Black Middens, lias been got eff,

and gone op to Newcastle to repair : she parted
from her anchors and cables, and broke ail her

Watch ropei.
KiNsaLs, SEPT. 25.-01) the 21st arrived his

'Majesty's ship .Sir Iron] a cruise, and
again or the 22d of ditto. Arrivett,yesterday
the, Redbreast tender, Lieutenant CunaY, 'from
London, England, 1817-10-02

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 1, 1717.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the LIST of such PROPRIETORS as by the Com-
pany's Books appear to be qualified to, vote at the General
Election, on the Bth of April, 1818, will be ready to be deli-
vered on the 7th November next. •

JAM ES. COBB, SeCretary.,
London, England, 1817-10-02

ANoTHREI:

.•• . .
'Tis said that 'twas not mercy fror;(1
That /7'4
ititenfirrmivi aiiildhail he stood;
But Wont) (oel.

. .
ENTERTAINMENI' Al'' COtiti 1' MUNSTER'S.

On Tuesday. eeening; the infant daughter of
Count Monster, the Hanoverian
~,Minkter, was
christened at his Excellency's bouie in Grosvenor-
place.
The Prince Regent sheweol his esteem for the
Count by standing, in person, as one of the spon-
sors. Pritacesi Augusta, and a sister
, of the (2.00 n•
were the othet S. . The proxy,for her Royal
Ilighne4s was Lady Mary Taylor, the wire of the
General The ceremony was peifOrnied by one of
the King's-Chaplains. •
At eight o'clocl; a suMptuottsdinner was served
tip to the Prince Regent and, a party, of about
amongst whom Were Prince Esterhazy, Count
d'Osmond, the Portuguese AinbitssAor, the Earl
of Guildford, and Sir Benjainin
The Prince Regent came in hiS Priv. ate.eariiige.
London, England, 1817-10-02

b9_~RItIEi3.

On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's Holborn, Richard
•Grainger Mick, Esq. of the Middle Temple, to Miss Ellie
beth Graves, of Nottingham.
Yesterday, at Hachney, Henry Wakefield, of Hatton-gar'
den, Surgeon, son of the late Gilbert Wakefield, B.A. to
Harriet, daughter of the late-Thomas Pomeroy, Esq.

r
London, England, 1817-12-30

By E. 1). CLAItRE,

The remaiu-kig two Volumes are in the Press, and will be
published:very shortly.
Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W.
Blackwood, at Eninbiligh.
Of whom may be had,
A New Edition of the First. four Volumes, price 31. 12s. in
hoards t also a few remaining copi‘s in 4to. of • Part the Sc-
cond—Scction the Third—Greece, Eviit, and the Holy Land.
T. which a Supplement respecting the Ao:hor's
Journey from Constant,nople to Vii itna ; coutaininz hit. Ac-
count of the Gold Mines of Transylvania and Hungary.—
Price 41. 145.6,1. -in boards.. . •
London, England, 1817-12-30

THE REV. DOCTOR BURNEY.

It is with feelings of more than ordinary •re-
gret that we have to announce the death of that
eminent Divine. polished scholar, and amiable
man, the Rev. DOCTOR CHARLES BURNEY. This
melancholy event took place 'on Sunday morning,
after a s-hort illness, -and within a few days of the
completion of his 60th•year. The family of• Dr.
Burney are remarkable for literary and scientific
attainments. His father, Dr. Charles •Burney,
Mus. Doe. was a man-of great:celebrity. Among
his valuable productions are The. History of Md-
sic, in four quarto volumes ; a Life of Metastosio,
&c. &c. pis brother,. still living, has published
two or three volumes of Voyages of Discovery, etc.;
and one of his sisters, also living, is the ck-le-
' !mated Author of the novels of Erelina, Cecilia,
; whilst another sister has published several
pleasing .and popular novels. • The Doctor him-
- self, -whose -lois we now record, has long been
known and eminently distinguished as one of • the
first -Greek scholars of his time. He had beets a
favourite pupil of Dr. Parr, under- whose instruc-
tion be attained to such high eminence in the most
arduous paths of Greek literature ; and the ar-
ticles which he is pretty generally understood to
have contributed, in thii very important field, to
different nnmbers of The Monthly _Review, have
long been .considered as powerfully inmeasing
the popularity of that work.. ,He,married one of-
the daptehters of . the late Dr. William Rose, of
Cheswick, the-Master oldie loot;-celebrated Aca-
demy thavvillagc, •anst conducted- himself, foe. a
number of years the •very distinguished School at
Greenwich; which now enjoys no less estimation'
under the management of -his sou. •, Since his en
try into the Church, the high-esteem acquired ,by
his-character for virtue and-learning., was marked
by the unsolicited - and liberal patronage of, the
first- men of his profession, inchuliog , the present
Archbishop of Canterbury, the venerable •Bishop
-of Whrehester,,,and the Bishop cif Lincoln, in
addition to whose milted kindness,: Dr. 13orney
also enjoyed, tlsrough the •parliality of hi, Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, the appointment to
'one-of his Msjestyi.s Chaplains. The Doctor was,
at the time of his cleat li, itector of Deptloyi.—
On Sunday, the 21st instant, he 'preached in the
Church of that parish a-sermon on , the death of
the late lamented Princess Charlotte, intended for
a -mach earlier day,- but delayed hy a• painful. at-
tack-of-tire root. So,stulden and unexpected was
• the appsoach of thaturoinent which }gas tevvet.
tire World of- this amiable- and estimable man,- he
halt-prk;pared a Sermon --for Christmas-day, but
(11;5errse interpcsed, and put to per ipd to his good
'works on earth, consigning • blur to the etijoY-
(»Ott of their fruits, in, 'we trust, another and a
bet-ter world. . • . .

NEWGATt AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
By thy .Carcase.
Beef ;.. 35 Od to 43 3d f
I Veal • 4s Sit to 53 ";.-t
Motton 3s 4d to 4s 42 porl: .. 4s. Od to Cs od
London, England, 1817-09-18

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 17, 1817.
A. rr H E -COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENC -
LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give.
Notice,

That the present Interest of 5 per Cent. on the Company's
Bonds shall cease and determine on the 3tst March next,
from which day they are to carry• Interest only at the rate of
4 per Cent. per :Ural/11; and that the Proprietors of. Bonds
be allowed to bring them in, to be marked, until the 20th
Febrnary ; and that such Bonds as shall not be marked on or
before the Roth February, shall he paid off on the said 31st
March, with the Inttiest due thereon, and from that date
unmarked Bonds shall not carrying Interest. •
J AMES COBB, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-09-18

161 10 0

3 2 1

11,S01 17 11

17,727 17 4

- L. 190,868 18 0

An Account of Bank Notesrin Cat:lllation on thtt Ist and 15th
Days of each Mouth, froat the 1t of .June. 1816, to the
)51t1 cf May, 1817, inclusive:.— Aggro ate Amount.
ozno.—J out - a • • £•2tlon7sluu
15 - 25,731,490
1 25,60,1,710
15 T 27,913,700
38,303,540
27,99'i,020
26,758,680
46,707,430
26,537,020
27,982,250
26,887.240
26,5,30,10
25,93,080
9,5,067;750
24,939,690 .
25,411,490
27,703,780
47.518,520
27,182,560
26,593,540
26,984,050
39,258,670
28,351,000
27,996,890
WILLM. DAWES,
Acct. Gen,.

July

August -

September 1

Ocrober

November 1

December i

- . -

1817.—. January -

February

March - i

April

May -

Bank of England,
Ist July, 1817.

Abstract of the Number of Incumbents in England
and tVales, according to the Diocesan Returns for the
Year 1810, and for each succeeding Year to, the Year 1816
inclusive:—
Year.
1810 -
1811 -
1812 -
1813 -114
1815 -
July 4th, 1817.

Resident.
5,043
5,E; ;9
5,45 i
5,824
5,788
5,847

Non-ReMent.
- - 4,813
- 4,749
- - 4,620
- - 4,003
- 4,013
- - 3,856
THOS. B. CLARKE.

The Select Committee on the Education of th• Lower Orders
in the Metropolis have agreed upon the following Re-
port
Your Committee have been prevented, by accidental cir-
cumstances, from making further progress in the inquiry re-
ferred to them ; but being impressed with a deep sense the
importance of the subject, they recommend that it should be
taken up at an early period of the next Session.
" Your Committee baying considered the information com-
municated to them during the last Session, from various parts
of the country, touching the state of education, and more
particularly the misapplication of funds destined, by gift, be-
quest, or devise, to that purpose, are of opinion that it would
be expedient to extend the instructions under which they act,
so as to embrace an inquiry into the education of the lower
orders generally througnout England and Wales."
London, England, 1817-09-18

SCHEME.

2 cf.. I , £eo,boo Money. ... are...-.,C40,000
2
2
2 5,000 Money
2 l,OOO Guineas
2 l,OOO Money
4 5OO Guineas
ti 2OO Guineas ........ 1,20
S . 200 Money , 1,600
100 Money l,OOO
50 Guineas
100 _ 21. Guineas - ' ' • 2,205
. _. ....

20 ....

1,34 First-drawn Blanks to receive 101. Money each.. 13,420
5,700 {Next .drawn Blanks to be readrawn-6th Dec.)
•;63'400
or to receive 121. each on or before Dec. 3d '
1,340 Last drawn Blanks to receive 61. Money each.. 8,040
8,54. Prizes, and only 5,658-131anks. 9.23,17.5

Each of the 15,0001. Prizes to hare 5,0001. more.

The Eighih-dfawn Prize above 2001. to have 20,0001. Money

more.
The First-drawn Prize ad Day to have 20.0001. more.

TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW LOTTERY. which
will commence Prawiag on the 7th of NOVEMBER, and
which, as the Public will perceive, contains SIX: Prizes of
20,0001., are on Sate.at the CONTRACTOR's Offices. No. 7,
CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET; where 7,735, the
last Prize of 80,0001. ever drawn, was sold in Shares.—Ap-
plications for favourite Numbers should be made as early as
possible, to prevent disappointment.

ST.- THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

R. ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY
IVA'. CLINE will begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL
and SURGICAL LECTURES .ou WEDNESDAY, • the • Ist
of October, at Two o'Clock.

This Tlay Avert published,

Handsomely printed- in (ine Volume, Octaro, price tOs. Gil.
in boards,

TRAVELS thri.tigiv, FRANCE and GER.
MANY, in the Years 1 gl5, 1816, and 1817; comprising
a View of the Moral, Political, and Social state of thoSe
Countries. InterspersM with numerous Historical and Poli-
tical Anecdotes derived from authentic Sour6es.

• By J. JORGENSON, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand ; and W.
Blackwood, at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1817-09-18

IICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sept. 16,, 1.817.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICYCHLLING
211.4.TEsrrs V,II'Y dos hereby give Notice.
that on Friday, the,26th Instant, there will be ready to
receive Tenders in ,riting (sealed up), and treat with such
Persons as will undertake to
.furnish what TALLOW CAN,
DLES may be demanded for the Service of Ills ri,tualling
Department at Deptford, for One Year irlitn the date. of the
Contract; to be paid for by Rills payable, without Interest,
sixty days rifler date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not
be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
Friday, the 26th Instant, nor •unless the Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer
when called for.
London, England, 1817-09-18

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

OF all the numerous Cases that have appeared •
in the Public Prints for the last ten years, of the good
effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRITP, none are
inure entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse,
than the undt:i-mentioned :—The infant" Daughter of Mr.
!resort, No. 291, Oxford-street, was, at the tender age of
two months, taken very ill. The Physician could not find out
thechild's 'disorder ; it was every day getting worse. Mrs. I.
asked him if he thought it was its teeth ; his answer was, the
child was too young.—However, Mrs. I. having experienced
the virtues of the Syrup, both in her own family, as well as of
several Ladies of her acquaintance, thought she would try.
As soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she begat: to get
better, and by the time the infant was 16 weeks old, she had
fire teeth through.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No.
94, Newman-street, Oxford"-street; and by all the principal
Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. pd. a Bottle.
CAUT/ON.—Be suv to ask for Johnson and William's Ame-
rican Soothing-Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts.
N. B. Mrs. Johwon relieves the infant poor as usual, at
her House, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine
to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable House-
keeper, to certify that they are-real objects of charity.
London, England, 1817-09-18

NEWFOUNDLAND.

Tile undivided attention of the inhabitants of
Newfoundland has been for some time fixed on a
ques:ion of importance, wi,ich was agitated in
Parliament last Session—tbe legitimacy of the
marriages solemnized in that Colony. The Me-
tho,list Ministers had taken upon themselves to
solemnize marriages, stating that the Marriage
Act of England (lid not extend to that Colony,
and that it was legal not only for them to so_
lenmize marriages, but even that Episcopal Mi-
nisters without licence, or Layman, had the same
privilege. it, consequence of this, aprlications
were made direct to the Government of Engl„,,d;
the event has been the following official commu-
nication, which we find in a Halifax Paper :
Provirerial Secretary Offire, :Img% 19,1817.
The following Copy of a Letter from Earl Bathurst to his
Excellency the Lient -Governor, is published by authority
" Downing-Street, May 31, 1817.
" MY Logn,—Herewith I have the honour of inclosing to
your Lordship an order of his 'Royal Highness the Prince
Regent in Conncil, dated the 26th ult. disallowing an Act
passed by the Legislature of the Province of Nova Scotia in
1816, entitled, An Art to explain the Acts concerning Mar
riage and Divorce, passed in the 55d year of his late Nlaje3tyrit'
trig, and the first year of his present Majesty's reign.
" I have the honour to be, &c.
" Lieut,-Get, the Earl of Dalhousie. IiATHURST."

THEATRICAL R.EGISTER. •
Perf,i-med Last Night.
'rnrivilkißoYAL,tov4ivr-GAniio.4.-The BeHet S!'ratagerg
Doricuitrt, Mr. C. Eenible Lethia Hardy, Miss Brunton:
After which, Reliiraun Crusoe.
New THEATRE ROYAL, ENGIAII OARA-HoUsE.—Priieriek
• the Great. Afit.r which, A Musical Interlude. To which
was 4dded, Matrimony.

ARRIVED-1 France. 1 Hanibuigh, I Waterford,.
Duv,-1 Malta, 1 Dublin.

rlitez o

STOCKS

'UNE O'CLOCK.

5 per Cent. Navy Ann 106 i
Bank 1.. Ann.... shut
Exch. 245. 28s. pr.
Cons. for October, 80if
London, England, 1817-09-18

ORDER OF THE BATH.

-POUND' l'A LL-MALL, •a• few days since.
the INSIG IA of a KNIGHT COMMANDER of the
Ot;.PEA of tti, BATH—For farther information apply.,(if by
letter post-paid! to Mr. HIIION, Grocer, 449: Strand.
London, England, 1817-09-18

SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

A CAPITAL FARM, called WETHERING-
rx SET LODGE ; containing Three Hundred and Sixty-
four Acres, great part whereof are old Pasture, in the Parish
of Wetheringset, and within a Mile Of the Turnpike Road
leading- from IpsWich to Norwich, and now in the occupation
of Mr. James Press, nuclei a Lease for a term expiring at Mi-
chaelmas next, and containing customary Covenants.
. -
This Farm is Tithe-free, except about Eight Acres, and
lies within a Ring Fence; is Freeindd, and the Land-tax
is redeemed. ' The House has been lately re-hnilt, and is very
convenient, and the Out-buildings are in good condition.
The Estate is well worth the notice of Gentlemen wishing
to make Investments, or of a wealthy Farmer, who is desir-
ous of an Occupation.
Printed Particulars, with a Sketch of tike Farm annexed,
may he had on application to Mr. Wade, of Dunmow, Essex;
Mr, Whitney, of Yoxford,S::tfnlk ; or Messrs. Exle , Stocker,
and Dawson, Furnival's Inn, London.