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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80,48-12:

ANN HOLDING, Tate of the Blenheim Coffee-
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general, that she hak taken those extensive premises, No. s, Ha-
noversequSte, whirl arc commodiously fitted up as an Hotel,
la here she hopes for their patronage and favour, and begs to as-
sure t hem, that no endeavours en the part of herself and family
AO be wanting to merit their approbation.

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SUGGESTIONS to the PROMOTERS of DR.
BELL'S SYSTEM of INSTRUCTION: an Account of
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EAST IND," HOUSE, R..onder 25, 1814.
THE COMMUTER of W.IRIsHOUSES of tke'
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, treefieg se the EAST INDIES, le her* give Nuke,
That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals in wri-
ting, sealed up, on or before Wednesday the oth day of December
next, from such persons as may be willing to supply the Com-
pany with FOUR THOUSAND TONS of BRITISH BAR
and ROD IRON. And that the Conditions of the Contract
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CAPITAL MANOR and ESTATES, near LAVNCESTON,
in CORNWALL, for SALE.
• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
(Either together or in separate Lets as may be agreed on)
,HE Fee-Simple and Inheritance of the extensile
L and compact Barton of NEWHOUSE, ha the Parish cif St.
Stephen's, by Launceston, in Cornwall, c•ntaintog about 950
Acres of Land, part of which is let at rack•renis, and the remain-
der on Leases for 99 gears, determinable on the deaths of 1,2,
and S Lives.
Also, the great and small Tythes of the Parish of St. Stephen's.
N. B. The whole Barton of Nevrbluse is free of great and
small Tythes, and is situated very near the Borough, Market and
Port town of Launceston. About 50 acres of the Estate lie within
the asijoining Freehold Borough of Newport, and the Tythes
extend over the whole of the Borough.
••• There is also a Lime Quarry on the Barton.
Also, the Fee-simple and Inheritance of the Manor of POLA-
prr:FAMER, in the Parishes of Warrington and North Paha.•
wjn, near Launceston, containing about 6e2 Aires of Land,part
of which is let at rack-rent, and the remainder on Leases of 99
years, determinable on the deaths of one, two, and three lives.
Kr-Primed particulars may be had at the principal Inns at
Bath, Exeter Bodmin, and Truro; of Messrs. Aldridge and
Smith, Lincoln's amt, London • of Messrs. Lethbridge, at Laun-
ceston ; and of Messrs. Leach ;End Lugger, Seheilees, l'lymouth
Dock, of whom any further particulars may bellarpa.
All Letters must be post-pald.--Nov. Id, MO,