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WEDNESDAY, 5E1YtE1k484K.14,.1814.

0118ICA OP °RANA NCH, Asps, 24, 1114.
THE pRINCIP.efL OFFICERS of lin 11 4
JESZietORD_VANCE do hereby give Nada,
That Prop di be received at their Odic, In Pan-Mall,
on or ;before Monday, the 19th day of September nest, from such
Fenons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Forage for
rxhe Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, to be
delivertd at the expense of the Contractor, viz.
NORTH BRITAIN,
• ' NORTHERN,
YORKSHIRE, a
EASTERN, exclusive of WAR LEY,
SOUTHERN. exclusive of CHATHAM,
SOUTH-WEST, including PORTSMOUTH,
ISLE of WIGHT and CHRI3TCHURCH,
WESTERN,
WOOI.WICH, with its Dependencies WARLEY sad
CHATHAM,
WEEDON, Northamptonshire,
for a period of Sit Months front the Ist of October next.
The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
ture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than
S7lbs. per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and
delivered in Truyees of 5616. weight. The Straw to be good,
clean, and dry Wheat or itye Straw, and delivered in Trusses
of 361 h. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quan-
tities of each Article, which may be delivered at the following
rases, viz. _ _

SALES BY AUCTION.

For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupoise weight,
Fur 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-
tor shall receive the Stable Deng, Which, during the period of
the Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same
after the fate of per Horse per Week.

Farther particulars may be known upon appilcalon to the Of-
ficers commanding the Royal Artillery In each district, and also
at the Secretary's Once in Pall-null, aforesaid, any day between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be
rdelivered sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage ;" but
no proposals cm he admitted after the said 19th September, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neirher will any l'ender
be noticed sinless the Party making it, or an agent In his behalf,
shall attend. By Carder of the Board, E. H. CREW, Sa.

This day was published, in 4 vols. l2mo. price 225.
MONTREITHE; or, The PEER of SCOT-
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(with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a
View of Gilead House), entitled
AGUIDE TO HEALTH I or, Advice to both
Seeps, in a variety of Csmtplaints.
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
Containing a treatise on FeinaliDiestases,. Nervous and Hy-
pochondriac, Complaints; also General Remarks on dime Dia-
dems with which the benison body is Most frequently afflicted
explsining the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies most I
properly adapted for each respective complaint.
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" The best preservative to keep the mind in health," says
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king into the vortex of ditsination and death. To obviate coma"
quences oa destructive to the specks, and ev.tually to'populari
Lion, hai fallen to my lot, by the publication ei
of the GUIDE TO:.
HEALTH. ;which is pointed out to the deluded of either Sex al
the " silent Friend," which they may c,oatult without exposure*
and with assured`Confidence of success. This is that sunshine, the
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left to their own judgment and their own experience.
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PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY.

FREEHOLD COTTAGES, SI LV ER-STR niT,MUNTAH§7.
LANK, and WE:if-LANE, BOSION," rbe dr
FIVE ACRES of MEADOW-LAND, and a PEW to thO
CHURCH.
•
By •Meurs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Peacock Inu, Boston, on Saturday, October 1, at Twelve,
in Eight Lou,
FREE EPLDS, consisting of Two Tenements in
Silver-street, a Dwelling-House recently built, an 04
House fronting Fountain-lace, with a Plot of Ground. sundry
Slaughter-Houses, 7s feet by 27, in the occuyalois of Mr. i's-
venson, four Brick Tenements on the West side of the River,
opposite the Church ; the hialety of Five Acres of prime rills
Meadow Land close to the Town, in the occupation of Me. Sus.
vensou ; and a Pew, with sundry Seats in the Chnrch.
To be viewed, and Particulars had at the Place of F de; Of
Mr. Hollway, Solicitor, Boston ; the George, Spalding; Rein-
deer, Li,coln; Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Th.radneedle-street ; and
of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-crest,
Royal Exchange.

SitlinECK QUARTFR, ON THE WE.;!' SIDE OF ENS
RIVER. IN ME TOWN OF ltOSl f)N.
By Mess» HOGGAR i• and PHILI.IPS,
At the Peacock Inn, Boston, on Saturday. Octet *-r 3, at 'r
A. Vet y YAW:O)Ie FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, .
2. disirably si.uated for the facility of carrying •ata A :11.441
trade, on the West wde of the River, clasprising a comfortable
F.kMILY HOUSE, comaining numerous Poona& and ifil-rs,
Counting-houses, and Cellarng; a range of Warehouses, Sheds,
and Out-buildings; a Brick-built TenentPar, coctainiog four
Rooms. Aiso, a salbstantial weal built Stack of Warehouses, or
Granaries, containing four Floors, whit three Rooms to some of
*e Floors; Stabla-g and ewensive Cellaring, large Garden, and
Coal-yard; forming, altogether, a very imp,t-tant Property, abut.
tint upon Still-lane, having a depth thereto of 239 tee', with a
vmsiderable Frontage, is the occupation of Mr, Bell, Tesaut at
Will.
To be Viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had
ac the place of Sale; of Mr. Hallway, Solicitor, Boston ; George,
Spalding; Reindeer, Lincoln; Mr. Dunn, Solicitor, Tread.u,•telle..street ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Mikis, N. 63, Old
Bra.ad-street, Royal Exchange. •

'ALUABLE FREEHOLD ES CATES, near the SZA-POR
TOWN of HULL.

By Messrs. IiOGGART and PHILLIPS.
At the Neptune Inn, Hu.l, cn Toes lay, Oct 11, at tit, in Lots,
QUND It Y Vaiaable FREEHOED PIECES of
KJ rich IYIEADO \k" LAND, in the occupation of Mr. Green
and Mr. Lincoln, Cow-keepers,•situaoed eine to the Sea-Port
own of Hull, ill the Parish of Scuktrats; sane of the I.and te •
bounden)), the Road Irma Hull to Beverley. The i.and Is of
excellent quality, anti contains five Brick Earth, and would arl.
swer extremely well as Gartleti Ground, or for Building; con-
taining together anent Fifry--ix Acres. The Estate will be 5,14
in Small Lida, foe the convenience of Purclasers, and early poi..
session given. The prevent Rental is about Three Hon.
tired and Fifty Pounds, p r annum.
May be viewed by aN pI flog to Mr. Green' of Sculenats, and
farther Parti tUlars hat at the Nerture Inn, Hull; of Messrs.
Thorp and Gray, Solicitors, York ; and of Messrs. Ho;gart and
Phillips, 63, Old Broad-street; rat!, mar br `-es •

bLiffors DOWN GROPE, near *IV NBRID3I:-WELLS,

_
SUSSEX •
TO BE SOLD BTPRIVA.I7CONrRACT,
_ . _

By Messrs. HOOnAlt !* sad
VALUAIsLI.' FRE&HOLD RESIDENCE,.
with Plaaauar °roil ode, pAnder.•,, Fhb Ponds, an! Lands,
ornamented with stately Timber Tre:e, beautifully situate within
halt a mile of the fashionable watering place of Tunbridge Wells,
the Residence and Property of a Lady. The Land contains to-
gether about ONE HUNDRED and SEVIN ACRE,
part of them let alf, and the remainder, which is Woad and
Meadow Last, is in hand. Also, the Lease of sundry Cottage*,
with a Close of Land, and Gar.i.eiis.
May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be bad of Mes,rs Clatntree ant Bicknell, Sid.citors, Blooms.
bury-square; of Messre,Scoolesind Son, Solicitors, 1 uubridge;
ami of Messrs. Hnggart and Phillips, 62, Broad wrest, where s
Plan of the Estate may be seen.

HARDWICKF. COURT PARE, GLOUCiiiTERSHIRE.
Capital FREEHOLD ECTA;CE, of Three Hundred avol Soweto
Ages, einant Mansion and Manor of Hardwieke.
ISE SOLD,. . _

AHANDSONIE and singularly-desirable modern
MANSION, most delightfully situate on a gentle end..
nence, in the centre of SO7 Acres of Land of very superior qua.
lity, of which 2113 are pasture, and about 14 arable ; comprising
an elegant paved Entrance-hall, Drawing-rooin, Dining room,
Breakfast-parlour, and Study; capacious Bed-chambers, Dress.
ing-rooms, a Patent Water-closet, excellent Cellars, with suitable
attached and detached Offices. Stabling, double Coasts house, &c.
a capital Kitchen garden, saroutialed with brick walk, clothed
with choice fruit-trees, in full bearing; Orehatds, Fish-ponds,
and Plintations of valuable Shrubs, divided front the beautiful
park-like ground+ by an elegant wrought-iron fence.
The Land, which is of the richest quality, is exonerated from
the land-tax; morethan one-third of it is tithe-free, and a stream
runs through the Estate. At a convenier.t distance-front the
Mansion is an excellent Fartu.house, the principal psrt of Whicli
has been erected within these few years; Stabling, Baru, Cattle.
*beds, and every requisite Ousbuiititng.
The Manor extends over 2slll Acres.
This very desirable Property, commanding •he most beautiful
and extensive views, is bounded on the ziin.ti,-ea.t 17 the I un:.
pike road leading hem Gloucester to Bah and Bristol, and no
trip North-west by the line of the intended LStnal trom G'ouces•
ter to Berkley. It is thirty-four miles from Bath, twenty-nine
from Bristol, founeen front ClacitetiLam, and tiro from Giouee,...
ter. A consideratile part of the purchase-tuoney maf remain on
mortgage. The Mansion, Manor, and part of the land may be'
hail, if more agreeable to a purchaser, who may be &mornings
dated with inimediate posseision.
For Pardculszs, apply en the Premises; or to hitters. Mg-
gart end Phillips, No. n 2, Old Broad street, London--it 1:: letter,
post paid.

HEALTH, BEAU AND A UOOD CiMPLEXAON.
THE unrivalled qualities of the Genuine GOW.
LAND'. IA) [ION, as a tafe,nadd, and elegant prevails:

:ion foe the removal of all Eruptions &cm' the Face and Skin,
and fix ii.ipraving the most tiehcate complexibn, havriong Iseets
known to the Fashilnabie World; andmapy thouaands, of rank
and distinction, have adopted, continent, and recommended I*
nee. The eimsequer.ce has been, that persons Wee obtruded au
the Public spurious imitation* of Lotioa. To pareentinjury
and disappoiutment to the misled, kas n scary to.strite, that the
GINUIN I LOTION is prepared itud sold by Mrs. VINCENT.,
No, 4, DaviYs.4trvet, tirosvenor7square, London, who is the
sole possessor of Dr. Lowland's Mamis:ript'Relipe.
Nil. It removes fetters, king-worms, and
The following is a Note from Lady CATittaiNt I.!:XNOX to
.1/011-ViNCIENT, No, G.• Vavits4Crert, Oroiveilerwithire;
Nu. 49, Cliatlotte tort.; Portland-place.
Lady Catherine Linton prisentl her compliments to hire.
ut, and has tin. pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two
Tort batiks of her Gowlantre.l.otion,.she is'perfecily cured of
a vi9lent Eruption upon her. face ;rid Area=; shat was recant•
me:stied by her phyt,ii.na to make vise of the !Anon. wh:ch bas
exceeded her must sa..guine rerecatiens.
old by Mrs. Vincent, sok Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's Ma*
Smyth. l'er.unter to his Ma.
oo.ii6,ordlta.mittievt.sii;ret ‘,./Larcrovencr-.qutrt-; ci a
nanutisccrlop.t PNeco.ipeiso, N.
ptity. New liond-ativet ; Me..rs. Newbury and sons, and Etg!
ward,. St. Paul's Church-yard ; and all rep ectable Perfumers
atill3 at, rs in Ottiuine Medicines, In retry 'I own in fiutope,
in l!quart.. 8w 6d. pints ss. lid. xs.
8-7 'Co prevent sowaterfr.t Lotions, it is neeseerr tD observe,
Jif seam kl. E.. I ,uctut is siguad sslea ell um* s,
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