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London, England, 1816-05-27 00:00:00

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OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, May
T.
HE PRINCIP;M: OFFICER.* .f his Apt-
JESTre ORDNANCE, a kin* tiw.edf4fs
That Proposals will be received at their Offieein Pall-Mall, on
or before MONDAY, the sd day of JUNE; from ends Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the PLUM-
pERB' WORK, at SHEERNESS, for service of this Deport-
ment for a Pe;iod of three Years, determinable after the expira-
tion of the first Year, upon unties of three Months, at the option
of either party.
Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, may .be known at thafteeretary's Office in- Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any day between thehoure of ten and foer o'clocki
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed
" Proposals for the Plumbers Work at Sheerness; but no Pro-
, posal can be admitted after the said sd day of lune, at twelve
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither win any Tender be
noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent igl his behalf,
shall attend.

'SALES BY AUCTION. . ,
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PICTURES, BOCIKS, ALABASTER VASES, CABINETS,
AND VALUABLE EFFECTS. 1
By Mr. WILLIAMS. •
At tie .Aasetleu Mart, Bartholomew-lane, To- moa a ow, May 25,
and Three following Dap, it Twelve o'Clock,
.ii..SMALL CHOICE COLLECTION OF
PICTURES, among which will be found a grand highly-
flaked Battle Piece„by Cuyp, a capital Picture, ( rise Triumphal
Entry' Of Ferdinand the Great into Antwerp) by Jordaeits ; a
very tine Altar Piece (the Entombnunt of C. nu ;,t), Figures as
large is life, by Coventry, also, Pony ,Paintings untrained, re 7
crnaly imported from Holland; a valuable and seLct Library of
Books choice Books of Drawings and Priuts •. illuminated Mis-
sals, 14autlful Alabaster Vases, a Pair of superb Candelabras,
Tritons supporting four Lights each, rich Cut-glass Drops, on
Pedestals, from the Antique; a very rare and valuable Cabinet,
composed of various choice Woods, formerly in the collection of
Francis I. King of France; a few Bronzes, French Clocks and
Timepieces, Curiositia, Plate, a capital Gold Chronometer, Gold
Musical Snuff.bosee, an excellent doable barrel Fowlingptece, by
Egg, In a mahogany case; Musical Instruments, and numerous
valuable Effects. Among the Pictures wilt be found Specimens
of the following-Masters, vie,.
CuTp I Rembrandt Van Bergen Ruysdael
Albano Ostade "Biomaert W Warns
Poussin Berghent Moncheron Morland
Geercino la.ti at een Breemborg Wheatley
Velaratq I uen Breuhel .F. Mans risen 1
Le Brun Ver
To be viewed on Monday preceding, and Monthly of Saki.
Catal..gues to be had, at 6d. cab, of Mr. Williams, opposite the
Auction Mart.
Wes of Sale.—Tuesday, the Collection of Pictures; Wedues-
day and Thursday, Library of Books, Books of Drawings, and
Prints; and Friday, the Alabaster Vases, Cabinets, Bronzes,
leiabras. litc. . •

By Order of the Buy&

R. AiRRIV, 5. tertiary.

NOTICE TO BALTIC MARINERS.
• • Ansgeat.vv•Ovrict, Stfen MAT, 1016.
OFFICIAL Nottfidation has been received at this
office, that," As the Scaw lgouvuouse on tbe Northern-
molt Main of Jutland, will be put under repaii on the 15th June.
this Year, the said Light will, in consequence, be ILITINOOISH ED
on that day, and remain so until towards the end of the Month
I of August. '
" When it is repaired the Light will be of the same heightai
hitherto, but, like the Light on Anbolt, it will be encLued in a
Lanthorn, whereby the effect of the W nd will be obviated, and
it will, for the future, be seen burning front all directions with
a ready flame." J. W. CROKER.

6 AM ES'S-STREE
COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLING-HOUSE,
OFFICES, OPEN YARD, &c.
Adapted for the accommodation of a Private Family, fir a
Citits-Hotite„ or an Hotel.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway'S Coffee-house 'Change-alley, Cornhill,Ml THURS-
DAY next, St/th May, 11116, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVER' Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a commodious roomy Dw.iling-house, recently
put into vary eiceiletit repair, and hatidAmiely htied-up, adapted
for the accumino•latioribf a Lientleman's Family, or' very eligible
for a Club-house, or Hotel; situate No. GS, on the Wesi. tide of
St. James's-street.
Containing, on the Upper' Floor, five Sleeping-rooms; Second
Storey, tour good Bed-clambers, Dressing.toorn, and Water-
closet; First Floor, spaciou% Drawing-roam lb Irma handsomely
fitted up, communicating by voiding doors to a bark Drawing-
room, lied chamber and Water-closet ' • on the Ground Fluor, a
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good Entrance Hall, Dining-parlour, Breakfast-room, Library,
dtc. a miminoltous priucipal and secondary Stair..are ; in the
Easement arc suitable Offices, and open Yard at the back.
• T. be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad at Garra-
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, liVarwick.etreet, Golden square.

FREEHOi.D—ST. IANIES'SBQUARE.
SPLENDID CAPITAL. MANSION, with Office. of all litscrip-
. done, Coach Houses, Stubles,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colfee.liouw,'Chatigc•alley,Cornhill, In Tunas-
DAY, the sOth instant, at •
WelVe o Clock,
THE EXTENSIVE FICEEHOLD P It ENIISES
comprising the Noble' Elegant FAMILIF MANSION,
situated sia the west side of St. lanies`Viquale, the Property of
A NOBI.LNIAN,
Cooleilialag. oat the gria.cipAl floor, splendid suites of apartments,
adapted for Families of the first D4tinctiesi, &slaked ia a style of
peculiar eleganc:, with spacious airy. numerous chamber apart-
meet-, and ,ervants' rooms over; the basement contains roomy
and eon, entent well planned dices Of every description;
lent collaring, yard, coach henna, and stabling fur twelve horses,
rooms and Lott over. Thewhole substantially built, and forms a
most capital and desirable property.
May be viewed with tickets. Particulars on the Premises : of
John Evans, Esq St. Miklred's-court, Mansion-house ; Mr.
Daniel Robertson, Bolton-row, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's Cof-
fee-house ; Subscription Houses, St. lames's-street ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, Where tickets for vicw-
ing may be bad.

DESIRABLE PR/MISES, ST. JAMES'S-STRRET„
With SPACIOUS P 00MY SHOP, CAPI L GALLERY,
and DWELLING AI'ARTMEN &c.
By Mr. ROBINS, -
At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley, Corribill, on Tunas-
DAT. 30th of May, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ES ['ATE,
comprising those spacious, roomy, and s..iy commodious
Premises
THE ROYAL ST. JAMES'S BAZAAR, •
Fine/ up in a handsome mainier, on which no expense has been
spared to render them highly convenient, desirably situate No. 49.
on the East side of St. Taints's-strict, adapted for any business
requiring space and room, containing on the Upper Storey, a
Nursery and four Bedrooms; Second Storey, a neat Sitting-
room, two Bed-chkinbers, Wafer-closet, a capital Gallery let on
Lsaie to Mr. Stanley, as an Auction-room; on the Pint Floor, a
bond'Obe Drawieg-rpom,Ereakfast-roons, Closet, &c. principal
and sosondary Staircases' Croatia Floor, a very spacious; at t y
Shop; at present occupied as the Royal Mercamria, or St. James's
bazaar, about 93 Ica deep and 30 bet wide, a Closet, and two
Water-closets, Basement, convenitnt Offices, and a .pachnis Cel-
lar under the principal part of the Shop.
The Premises are held oa Lease for an unexpired term of
about 20 years at a low tont. The Second Storey, and Exhibition
Rooms are lee off for the Whole term, at a higher rent than what
is reserved in the Lease.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Stubbs, on the Premises,
where Particulars may be had; at Oarraway's;• and of Mr. Ro-
bles, Warwiek4treet. Golden•equ_are. •
N.B.Mi. Stubbs' Ai; LZAIP la MA ItU7ACTO IT Win be fttnoved
after the 24th of June, to N 0.62 facing St. James's-
tweet. _ _

MIDDLESEX, ON TNE ROAD TO UXBRIDGE.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCES, whit EXCELLENT
GARDENS, ORCHARD, AND MEADOW LAND.'
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gatisway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley. Cornhill,la
TIEURSDAT, June 111, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock. in Four Lou,
rrijE Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, si-
tallest Southall, on the Roairto Uxbridge. •
Lot 4 Comprises a desirable CO I'TAGE RESIDENCE,
planned foe the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; with
excellent Ogres' Urea*-house. Lawn, good Garden well planted
with Frisk Trees, prcbard, be.; a Gardener's Cottage, with
Farnx-yard, Barn, Stable, and Out-beildinp; the whole near -
Mitt Acres; in the possession of Otollat TEMPAPIT, Eiq.—
SIX ACRES of Meadow Land may be had on Lease, it required.
Lot t. A BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-ROUSE, two sturiesl
high,two rooms on a Boor, Offices,Stc. good Garden and Orchard,
Yard, Bon, Stable, Workshops,_ and Out-beadier, about One
SMITE,. -
Lot Lease to Mr. JAMES MITE,.
Lot 3. An Eligible BRICK-BUIL P Conipaet RESIDENCE,
lately altered and improved at a considerable expense, with Offices,
ice. Lawn, Garde*, he. well Plaoted, and Out-buildiap—b,

poseendeo of Mr. COA DSC, „
Lot 4. A very Valuable PLiIT of LAND on the opposite ride
of the Reed, captaining needy One Acre, Planied with Fruit
Trees' 114.—in the occupation of G. Tremont., lieg. and Mr.
14A aa a P
LOTS may be viewed by apphiag to the Gardner of
Lot 1, where Particulars nay be bad, and at the Red Liao and
White. Han, Southall; Old Hat., Ealing s White Nene Ux-
bridge; Plgeona, Branford ; of Main. Tennant and Harde',
Ckiieelenrgairer stGerraway's; sad at Mk: itabise,Wandall-
Ono, Gibbiwolearet warts; F64-I**/

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