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BEAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as
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SEPTEMBER

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12, 1812,' • -
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°MCI AP .ORAWAI NOS, &tr.% 1612.
PuldiShod by Goulding, `Ahnalne,PetleF• Co.N•• 600110- THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER:of LILY MA-
square ; and of, Westmorland• bablin.
TM GLORIOVS VICT, 'OF BALA. K, AIurrnoRDNANC
MANCA en the elver memorable tikell4lnly, 1612, for Tliat Prepoials will be cued at their Office In Pall-Mall,
the PiandoetN with Accompaniment for Vlol and Violoncello, on or before Wednesday, teo• ESC instant, from such Pert
mini:axed and most gratefully inscribed to the MOltallobta Ge. -sons as may be willing to andertake -the Supply of FORAGE
naval the Marquis Wellington, and his brave, and gallant War-.
1 for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follow* Diitricts riors, by John Gildon. " Wellington and Vlctery,"a new Song, . ,
written on the glorious mean of the British Arms in Spin, by be idivered at the Betimes of the Contractor, vbs.
H. B. Code, Esq. composed-by Sir J. Stevenson, Mut; Doe? price NORTH BRITAIN WIGHT, and CHRIST-
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price Is. 6d. The MaictoT Neidpath, a favourite Ballad, written LAS TERN, exclusive of TONSHIRE
by Walter Scott, Esq. adaptad to a Scotish Air, price is. 6d. Six WARLEY WESTERN
favourite Songs for the Pianoforte, arranged in an easy style for the SOUTHERN, exclusive of WOOLWICH, with its De-
use ef Juver.ile Singers, eomp,sed by Sir". Stevenson, H. R. Bisliop, CHATHAM pendencies, WARLEY and
King, Ac Premieres Pommes, a Grand Sonata for the Piano- SOUTH-WEST, including CHATHAM
forte, composed by E.. Morey, price 6s. Trio for three German' PORTSMOUTH, ISLE OF
Flutes or two German Flutes and a Violoncello, composed by For a period of Six Months from the in October next.
H. R. Bishop, di
The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean. without any orlsoll
tore of Foxy or Mowbumt Oats, and must not weigh less than
37 pounds per Winchester bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry.
and delivered in Trusses of S6lbs. weight ; the Straw to be good,
don, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and lo be. delivered in
Trusses of 361bs. Wright.
The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Ar-
ticle which may be delivered, to be at the following rates, eLy..
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or more of the said Districts, and It is expected that the Contrac•
for shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his
Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same
after the rue of per horse per week.

Farther particulars may be known, upon application to the
Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and
also at the Secrets.: y's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, be-
tween the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Propdpals for
Forage ;" but no proposals can be admitted after the said 23d
inst. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any
Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his
behalf, shall attend.
• By Order of the Board, R.X. CREW, Secretary,

- rates AT. PPENNI-.
- - •
A NY Gentleman or LAdy in atanvof WHITE
L. L WINE, may be supplied with the most superior XERES
ever imported. at D.'oo NMERO's, a Span'sh Merchant, No. 7.
Upper Buckingham-street, Stand, in lots of two dvern. at 465. •
p delivered to any prt free of etpen-e. D. Gonm ro is enabled
to refer Co twenty diterent Noblemen, who have purclia. ed large
r,ratirnstilins nitht Wine. Country orders duly attended to. Hours
Tea" lit.

TO BE SO: 1.1 BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Honourable the Conunissioneri of his
Majesty's Customs,
In the Custom-house Warehouse, Liverpool, on Wednesday, the
16th September, 1612, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoosk
R.M

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D, •

THE GOODS UNDE.
viz-
-254 Silver Watches, which will be sold doer
l I 1 Dozen Silver Pencil-cues
24. do. Penekuives
IS do. Silver, Gilt, and Pearl Clasps
• do. Gilt Snaps
10 do. Plated Mounts
1 Boa Hardware
Is ce 0 0 Speller
Sundry small articles of Jewellery mad Wateblidovasilla
'OM Watches, Hardware, and Speltsr, War be Nis ebe 414
been die Sale, Trout nine till two edee,tWittaleit 4111611,1. • •
ettbalbse et Sale only, when ceadoseeeteigbe led •

NORTH DEVON CATTLE?, NEW LEICE‘TER SHEEP,
AND SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSE STOCK.
MR. CHILDE'S ANNUAL. SALE will comm
LVA snence at the Farm-yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, on Wet*
nesday, September 90, at Tea, when there witl be SOLD up-
wards of THIRI'Y HEAD of CATTLE, of the pure North' .
Devon Breed, consisting of near Twenty, in Calf, Cows, and
Heifers, stinted to Amon valuable Burl, and several pair at But•
locks, well adapted to feed, or to work ; about eighty cho co
Ewes and Theavea, that are descended from the best Rams in
the County of Leleester, and the like number of Wethers, that
are in-a good state for the Entailer, or to put to turnips.; several
very capital &skulk Mares, that are stinted to Mr. Childe's
known Punch Stallion Gallant; and a considerable number of
very superior Colts and Pilbes, of ve;uable ages, that have been
bred with the greatest care and attention, and that are descended
from the most valuable Horse Stock in the County of Suffolk.--•
The Ploughing-match between Hertford and Devon Oxen, that
was to have taken place at Kinlet on the day previous to Mr.
Childe's Sale, it off, at the request of the Proprietor of the Hens
ford stock.

To Om4TLEMEN, PLANTERs, NU RS ER Y MEN, CHAIR.
MAKERS, and OTHERS.
Thai remaining STOCK of the LEA-BRIDGE NURSERY,
near CLAPTON and LAYTON,
Will be SOLD, by Mr. COcHRAN,
On the Prendies, on Monday, Sept. 28, 'and following day, St
Eleven o'clock,
CONSISTING of Fan Yews for Blinds and.
Hedges; Spruce and other Fir Tree.; town Striped and.
Green Mollies; Arbutus and AmdLcan Stools and Layers •
Forest and Apple Trees; a quantity of American Plants ilia
Evergreen Honeysuckles, in pots; very line large and soma •
Orange Trees, double Camilhas, Ste.; a quantity of Potatoes
growing, of very best sorts; large and small Butts and Branches
of Wainut,-Poplar, and Willow; Apple, and other sorts d
Fruit Trees, with :he Faggots of the same ; some Briciik and
Tiles; two (arts, and Sundries.
To be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues bad by applying on
the Premises; at the Cock, Epping; Two Brewers, Woodford;
New Ins, Waltham; White Hart, Romford ; Caledonian Nur-
sery, Kingsland-road; Messrs. Gordon and Co. Seed Warehouse,
Fenchorch-street; and of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke-street.
Ga osvenor•equate.

MANOt OF CaACRINGTON, CORNWALL,
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAM',
THE INHERITANCE in FEESIMPLE.of the
MANOR of CRACRINGTON, situat. d between, Lang-.
ceston. Cemented, and Stratton, in the County of Cornwic•
together with the several Messuages and Farms within the sal!'
Manor; now in the possession of various persons tenants at
rack rent, or under 161841 for 90 yaws. severally determinable on
one, two, or three lives The Wow of Crackington comprises
about 1800 Acres of live,
and is most eligibly situateff within
a ring-from, adjoins the sea, and *bounds with very extensive
and picturesque views of St. George's Channel, Lundy Island,
and great pan of the County of CoinwalL Sea Fhb of every
description is takes on the coast, which forms one of the bcisn-
daries of this Manor. There are due proportions of Arable,
Meadow, Paintre, and Wood Land; and a quantity of very
thriving timber is growing on the Manor, which is most conve-
niently situated for Manure, which is foiind in sufficient quan-
tity upon Its coast. The Farms are very well divided and capable
of much improvement.

To view the said Manor, apply to Mr. John Cock, St. Cienny's,
Cornwall; and for particulars, and to treat for the Estates, to
William Drew, Esq. New Inn, London ; Charles Wade, Esq.
Pecknell, near Rummy, Hants; Mr. Law, Land Junrcyor, Lx.
mouth; Mr. Paige Stevenstone, Torrington, Devon; or to
Messrs. Wes and James, Solicitors, Exeter.—,July 12, 1111,

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CHEAP,' DURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS.
per Cat. per Cwt. 'Cr Cwt.
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Best White Lead per cwt. 52.. Genuine Sperm
Second ditto 48s. eil • I Per gal: es. Turpentine per el. 7s. 6d. Pale Seal Ss. 9d.
Linseed Oil 51.6 d. I Common Lamp Oil 3a. 3d.
Boiled 011 - 61. Od. Painters' Brushes, &c.
GUPTON and Co. most respectfully inform the
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