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they will be ready to tee( ivt• Tender, iu writing (sealed up),
addressed to them, nil FltIl) IY, the 2.lth instant, front such
ac may ba wining to contract for constructing a RESER.-
vow, tiiiitain Water, at a place called BEWETS FIELD,
ar rymitith ; and for providing and laying a line of Cast Iron
Plies front thence to the Naval I lo,pital at Stonehouse, and on to
creel yvi a, agreeably to Plans, Specifications, and Form of
Tinder, te sect at this Office, and at the Office of Commissioner
creeke, at Plymouth Ilospital.
Nn rog'ird Wia be had to any Tender that is not made agreeably
to the presciihcd form, nor will any Tender be received for per-
forming part of the Work only, but a price must be inserted
n;alnst every article.
Eacls Tender must be delivered to the Board before One o'Cluck
on the said Friday, the ::sth instant ; and the Person as tin makes
the Tender, or some rerson on his behalf, must attend, to answer
whet: called for.
Vlch Ti -r must be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two
r,lonsible l'ersurs engaging to bccome bound with the Party ten-
in the penal sum of X 2,500 for the due performance of the
Curtract. 11',ILLEI: CLIFTON.

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i LADY, the Widow of a Literary Gentleman, long
IL connected with the Press, after having with difficulty brought
:lpf).:r children, with whom she was left nearly seven years, is now,
by unavoidable tircurstances, reduced to such distress, as to compel
y,-, though with great reluctance, to appeal to the Public, and to
sei..:ic that aid which can alone relieve her from embarrassment and
ler thiblrA from want. The most satisfactory explanation will be
given by Mes..rs. Underwood, Pooksellers, 32, Fleet-street, where
s•.:hccript ;ors will he received.
The foll:r.v:::7, aunts have already beau kindly contributed :
Ihr K.ypt Highness the Miss M. Fit zclarence 1 0
T. eh....... of Clarence X 3 0 Nies. Robinson 5 0
1:_:-. of Erroll 5 0 Mrs. Harper 1 0
:unt.....i of Erroll 50 I Lady C. Calthorpe 1 0
eTtain Wooltuore 5 0 Lady G. Somerset 1 0
a Lady 10 10 Lady Thomas 2 0
'sr. Caney 55 I Collected at Cowes 12 0
l'.,rtain Fitzclsrence 2 .2 Dowager Countess of
I.rtly Calthorpe 1 0 Erroll
):hs .1. Fitzclareuce 1 0

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