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VICTUALLING-OFFICE, June 5, 1821.
THE COMMISSIONERS
.Ibr VICTUALLING
kis MAJESTY'S NA PT do hereby give X.,t;ce,

That they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (waled up),
and addressed to them, on FRIDAY, the 45th instant, from such
.sons as may be willing to contract for constructing a RESER-
VOIR to contain Water, at a place called PEW ES'S FIELD,
near Plymouth; and for providing and laylng a line of Cast Iron
Pipes from thence to the Naval llMpital at Stonehouce, and on to
Cronin, Point, agreeably to Plans, Specifications, and Form of
'fender, to be seen at this Office, an.l at the Office of Commissioner
Cteyke, at Plymouth Hospital.
No regard will he had to any Tender that is not made agreeably
to the prescribed form, nor will any Tender be received for per-
forming part of the Work only, but a price must be inserted
r.ga!nst every article.
Pach Temit r must be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock
et: the said Friday, the £sth instant ; and the Person who maker.
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend, to answer
viwn called for.
Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, signed by two
resronsible Persons engaging to b:come bound with the Party ten-
d, ring, in the penal sum of £2,500 for the due performance of the
C,rtrct. H. IVALLER CLIF7'OII:

This day was published, price 6s.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW; rt., CRITICAL
JOURNAL. No. LXXIX.
_ _ _

CONTEXT s:—Standard of National Prosperity—Rise and Fail of
lits—Ciptsin Hail's Journal on the Coasts of Chile, Peru, and
llesico--quin's Visit to Spain—lmaginary Conver,stions of Lite-
rary Men ;nd Statesmen, by Waller Savage Landnr-A History
of the British Empire', from the Accession of Charles I. to the Re-
siration, &c. &c. by George Brodie, Esq.—lady Suffolk's Cur-
re.i•ondence—French Romances—Law of Evidence, Cr' • Al
l'roeedure, Publicity Itaty—Wea India Missions--Insurrection
Derderars..
Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh t and Longman
and Co. London.

ARTICLES OF VIRTU, PICTURES, BRONZES, COINS,
AND A GENUINE A MATE VIOLONCELLO, AND
OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,

On the Premises, at Battlesden Park, near Woburn, Tit dfordshire,
on Tussnay, the 29th of June, 1824, and Two following Days.,
punctually at Twelve o'Ctock,
(By Order of the Sheriff of the County of Bedford),

A VERY valuable and va:imas SELECTION of
11l ARTICLES of VIRTU and Miscellaneous CUE lOSI-
TIES, the Property of
Sir GREGORY OSBORNE PAGE TURNER, Bart.

At his Seat, Battleaden Park, two miles front Woburn, in the
County of Bedford. . -

Among which ate the Dejeuni formerly presented by the Em-
peror Francis 11. to Queen Charlotte of England; a very pi ecious
'Cray of old Florentine Pietre Commesse, representing a Sculptures
Studio; various line Specimens of Seve and Dresden Purcelain,
Clotks by various akers, Watches. a :Musical Birdcage, an ex-'
quisite and costly piece of Jewellery, Cameos and Trinkets for Fe-
male Dress, Plate, Ancient Gold, Silver, and other Coma, Antique
and other NI arbl.s and Bronzes, a few Pictures, Prints, and Books
tf and an extremely valuoble assortment of Musical Instru-
ments, among which ate a genuine and fine Amati Violoncello, a
Simmering, one other Italian Violin; and numerous other In-
struments. Also, some tiseiul Household Furniture, a Set of Brus-
sels Tapestry Hangings, elegant new Cut Glass, llousehoil Da-
mask and other Linen; and various Effects.
May be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding, %hen Ca-
talogues may be had at the Office of the Sh:riff for Bedford, at
Newport Pagntll ; at the chief Inns in the County; and at Mr.
Christie's Office, 8, King•street, Sz. James's, square.

FREEHOLD.
DAWLISH, DEVON.
ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, GARDENS, &c.
ADAPT= TOR • FAMILY or nismc•rtoia.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
is VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
k. placed on a fine commanding Spot, with t sten,ive and beau-
'ail Views of the Land Scenery and :he Ocean ; with excellent
Girdens, &c. The House contains—
On the Upper Story—Seven Bed-Aambers.
First Floor—Four excellent spacious Bed-cliamb,:rs, and two
Dressing-rooms.
Ground Floor—A Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 17 ; a Drawing-
room, about 28 feet 9by 17 It. Breakfast-room, about 17 feet by 11 ;
Vestibule, or Hall, 18 feet 6 by 9 feet 6 ; Water-closet ; and a Ser-
v-nts' Bed-chamber at the back.
Basement—Servants' Hall, Housekeeper's Room, butler's Pan-
try, Wine and Beet Cellars, a Court-yard, excellent Kitchen, Scul-
lery, Pantry, &e.
A roomy Stable-yard, with double Coach-house and Four-stall
Stable ; the whole well supplied with Water.
Taxes very moderate.
The House is a substantial Building, erected within three Years,
and fit for immediate reception.
To be viewed by applying at M. tole's Cottage, Dawlith ; and
to Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Relent-street ; where a Ilan may be seen,
and of whom P;rticulars may be had.

LEASEHOLD AND COPYIIIOLD ESTATES.
11 AN WELL, MIDDLIMEX.
DESIRABLE FAMILY ItESIDENCF.,
With OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, PLEASURE-
GROUND, LAWN, GARDEN,
AND
TEN ACRES OF GRASS LAND;
A DWELLING-HOUSE, and GROCER'S SHOP, and IVE
COTTAGES, with GARDENS, ORCHARD, and abtiut
TWO ACRES AND A HALF
OF MEADOW LAND, dce.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick• House, Regent-street),
ACOMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, re-
cently altered and improved at a considerable Expense;
adapted for the Accommodation of a Family of Distinction; seated
4c: a Lawn, and commanding delightful Pi uspects ; situate at
HAN W EL L,
On the Road to Uxbridge, Eight Miles from Oxford-stfeet:
The House is approached by a Carriage Drive, tontaltis a hand-
f.)ute Entrance. Hs% principal and secondary Staircases, capital
Drawiag and Diuing-rooms, Library, and Breakfast-room; Six
!trine:eal lied-chambers ; Two Dressing-rooms, and Servants'
7lecaing-coonis o"./er ; a well-arranged Set of Domestic Offices;
Thaw-b,7.ise, WA...house' Dairy, &c. on enclosed Stable-yard, with
:MTh-house, .Stable for Sift Unites ; delightfUl Pleasure-Ground
shrubberies, ;with Gravelle'd Walks. Sheet of Water, and Car.
::de; an vsceitenr K.'tcben Garden, well stocked and cropped;
t rven-house, heated by 17.4". t and rich Pasture Land, hi all
ABOUT :FEN ACRES;
field on Lease for an unexpired T:rns of upwards off' Thlrty:thAe
s. low Rent.
Also, a COPY 110 LD ESTATE, comPl44lBl sundry Cottages,
f Irchard, and Land adjoining, in the occupation nf Messrs.
I .etcher, Pool, Severn, Chandler, and Cnx ; and part In band.
The House to be viewed by Tickets only, the Co:tages by leave
r.! :•:e Tenants, of whom Particulars may be bad—at the Spencer's
Hauwell.; White avec, Uxbridge; Pigeons, Ikentfilrd
:.;t.r and Garter, Kew-bridge; Pack-hursci Turnham-green ; at
Eivrawxy'si and of Mr. Itobinc, N 0.170, lirigent-street.