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London, England, 1811-03-16 00:00:00

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SATUttIiAY,*MARCI-1 16, 1811.

. , OFFICE O,ItORDIV..IIVCE, Minh 4, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Md.
JEStreORDNAZIICE, de hereby give Natio*,
That Propowds will be received at their °thee in Pall Mall osi
or before Monday, the litth instant, from all persons who MAT
be willing to undertake the supply of FORAGE for tbrOrd-
nanm Horgee Jtationed in the fonowini Districts, for a period of
six Months from its April aeae Vii:
NORTH BRIfAIN.
NORTHERN.
YORKSHIRE.
EASTERN, exclusive of WARIXY.
SOUTHERN, exchtsive of CHATHAM.
SOUTH-WIIST, including PORTSMOUTH. -
' ISLE of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH.

TO TIM. MIEMBIIRS OR TIVS,S.OGIETV FOR THE. EN-
couststoktorr OF Alt rs; M.NUF ACIIMES, AND
COMIAERCE. ' • Adelphi, March 15, 141 1.
!rift ANNVAL EUECTION of OFFICERS,
eiconling to the-Rule* ina Ordtis of the Society, will he
Lathe Gteat Room of the Society, Vritlay nett, the 22d instant.
The Ballot to begin at Elden in.the Forenoon, and close at Two
In the Atteetwoo preciseits
7vrAlgtr,T,.
CHAR Li/NI:Ili -6( tTolirea, F. R. and A.'S. • •
• • • I.4iset•-re teak-mfg. • • •
tab*, Duke of •Betlileetl•l • - Sir Win. DoIllep„ Bart. T-3,.p.
Hngh, Duke of hipithumbee- sir Itpbt.rt.Beel.ll..`l. 411,
-lantLF-R-kod 4.5. . Sir Witkii Lewes, Kut.
G. •
G. L. Mliklueltof S'lalfoid,. Thnurts 11. t' F. A. S. •
L IC G. t Rich. Clark, Rsq.• Charebeefahst
Jakob, Eati oirAlabier, P. A. Nathaniel Ccmacr„ Esq.
•asid A.di. 4m. Rithar.l Powell, M... 1).
Robert, Earinfj...teement John I.2.6riltkan Cal Veil, M. P. •
Han. Ruben E. R. Richard VF,Mon,E3q. ".
and A. S. • • •.t,. •
By (Yodel., C. TAYLOti, M. p: Secretary.
A, NEW, REVIEW.
Oil Molly neat will be published, price Sit Shillines, No. T. of
'I'HE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON
• -11- CRITICAL JOURNAL. •
Cou'reWts.—Advlce to r YounießevicitdDr:rhe nation Re-
pdit--Dartil• neenvilles ant NW Leaelia.Speectiles—Perue's
Voyage to Atabtralla—Bridge's Lectures on Illaiie Trigonometry
—Tract* clu American Foliticc—Ttaets ort Gritob--Ast-'
step's Mee:let's Gulde--Pike's Explotatery.Trarek—Eaueation
et the Poor—Catholic Ovestion.—Fleits on Toleration.
No. 11. will be published in June. ,
I.eeden : Printed for L.onginan„Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown,
pweinostcr-tcr•

WESTERN. •
. WOOLWICH, with its Dependenciel.
WARLEY and CHATHAM.
The Forage to be furnished in rations, consisting au bereaftel
may. from time to time be required, either of
10 lbs. of Oats, • ' 7 lbs. of Oats,
12 lbs. of Hay, aad •er O. .24 lbs..of Hay. and
8 lbs. of Straw, 81bs. o. Straw,
And b by delivered ac the respective:nations as. the sapience of
the Contractors, who is also to furro,h such horses as any be
billeted within the District fee width he contracts, with Pam
of Oats, ionsfstirre of g lbs. per ration.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
rue-awes Districts, and it Is expected that the Contractor Will re-
ceive the stable dung that may accumulate during the period of
his contract, making an allowance for the same atter tho rate of
per horse per week.
Further particulars mar be known on application to the Offi-
cers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, eel ski
at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-'Mall ifofesald, any day heweee
the heart of ten and four, where the, Proposals must be delivered,
sealed•up and endorsed ! Proposals for the supply of' Forage,'
before twelve at noon of the said 18th instant, after which time
9:0 tender can be admitted, neither will any be noticed without
the rtcridanee of the party' making it, or of an Agent in
the Board. R. H. CR )111411.erstary.

POCKET CLASSICS.
THE Booksellers throughout Great Eritain are re-
Aroctlolly insferrowl, that a pocket edition Isas just been pub-
lished, le two volumes. rdce Sseof thventire anctsriwille cattily'
of the WORKS of Lith MARY IVOR TLEY AGUE,
to match with the Set! of Cl;tssies. •
7, Badge streetElrebrusty 21,11111.

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TO 1-4.IqI;LORDS AND LANIS-Ot "
liiptiughilitt Great Britain.
GENTLEMEN in,tertsted in the improvement of
Estates, ind7h thelgect 'fat adoption tit improved practices
by their Tenants, are respectfully intorme4 Vat a cheap pad
abriclied•eilidos bas jwit bean pablished. of Dr. DICKtiON'S
§YaTENI44.Ik.CTICAL 12.ICUL'rVRl:, udder the tide
etthe
,FARMat'S CO NIPANTON, in one wit large volume,
tacteyo, pfice two guineas, ro briardse—This vo•
lime contains all die Ike discoveries and improvements In Art..
cuhufe, and a a'curttplese vade mecum of agricultural knowkdr
Which ougit to be toutal to every farni-botnelB,l4 Enipirs.
' - Yeb. 1811.
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B4ST-1.2P.14 HOUSE, Martk 19,1811. i
THE GOURD Dmirarlits of the UNITEAI
COM:PANT of .X.NG.Lof ND, trading
ititidsr INDIES, do hawk, jive Hake, ,
That 6%4 Wilt be ready to receive Proposals, ip writing, as
ur before Wedrillitiay the 10th of April next, front the Owners
of such Ships cf the burdich 4. 400 Tons and upwards, as hive
perforsi:ed,:nr are expected to arrive le sLe._courso el this Sexton,
having pet-NH:ma six voyages in the Company's resa:ar service, ,
&prettying the rate of freight at which they may be wining t• let
those Ships for a seventh voyage iettie Company's service..
The Tenders, with the words "'Ship Tender" on the cover,•
to be severally sealed. up and left with the Secretary, at or be-
lore twelve o'clock at noon, on this eAd 10th of April, beyond
which hoot the Court will not receive any Tedder.
IffaLTIM RA.

Ships will De employed in the Company's service, nay be bed
upon application to Mr. John Monts, Clerk to the Consiiittetiof
Shipping, on or after Monday the lath Instant.

TVs day waitpuosus..., _
(Dedicated, by permission, to Sir Semuel Retinal)),
Price Xi Is. In boards,
THE CODE NAPOLEON, verbally translated
from the French. To which is misled, an Introductory,Dis-
course, containing a succinct Account of the Civil Regulations
comprised in the Jewish Law, the Ordinances of Menu, Ta
Feting Leu Lee, the Zend Avesta, the I.aws of Soloo, the Tibelve
'fables of Rome, the Laws of the Barbarians, the Ass:ses of Je-
rusalem, and the Koran.
By DRY ANT BARRETT, of Gray's Inn.
London t Printed fur W. Rued, Law Bookseller, lieil-y;*
Lincoln's Inn:

RENT CHARGES.
A GENTLEMAN is desirous of laying out from
1 £20,000 to £40,008 in the purchase of Land In any of the
Midland or Southern Counties, which would be likely to yield
good Interest upon the Purchase-money; or a well-secured Rent
Charge would not be ohjrcted to.
Apply (if by Letter, post-paid), addressed to A. B. at Mr. But-
torwordes, Law Bookseller, Fleet-street.

SDMERSET.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, and SIXTY ACRES
of LAND, situated in a pleasant,Nelghbourhood, 83 miles from
Weymouth, and about 80 from 'Bath and Bristol, sad near the
Town of Somerton.
TO ,BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. PI.URA,
On Thursday, the 21st day of Mardi instant, at Two &Clock in
the Afternoon, at the Lamb Inn, in the City of Bath, subject
to tech conditions as will be there prodnc-4, (units previously
disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given),
A LL that most desirable F REEHOLD ESTATE,
consisting of a capital Dwelling;hutise, fit fcr the residence
of a genteel Family, called SOMERTON COURT, with its Ap-
purtenances, containing; by adtneasurement, 60A. 2R. 34P. more
or less, of exceeding good Arable, Pasture, and Orchard Ground,
situated at Somerton Erie, otherwise Somerton Erly, within half
a mile of the town of Somerton, through which there are a daily
post and coach to and from London, Etc.
The greatest part of the Lands is surrounded by roads ; the
whole of it is in a ring fence round the house, In a high state of
cultivation, and forms a mast eligible Estate fur a residence.
Possession may be had of the House and the Lands on the 6th
shay of April next, by taking the Fixtures, Stock, and Crops, at a
valuation.—For a view of the Protases, application to be made
at the House, between the hours of ten in the forenoon and thrie
in the afternoon.
Printed Particidars may be had at the Office of Mr Elandford,
King's Demei.Vallis, Temple, London ; at the Bosh, Bristol; at
the Crown, Weymouth ; at the Market-house, Taunton ; at the
Swan, Wells; the George, Bridgwater; at t4e Office of Mr. Par-
sons, Solicitor, Somerton, who is authorized to treat by private
contract; at Me. Mirs s. and at the Lamb Inn, Bath; at which
latter puce Plans of the House and Estate may be men.

• 'KENT;
DELIGHTFUL FAMILY SEAT, AND HIGHLY DESIR-
ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Of the Value of Six Hundred Pounds per Annum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. FAREBEOTHER,
At Garraway's' on Friday the ecith inst at Twelve, unless an
• acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract.
VERY desirable and. highly 'valuable FREE.AHOLD ESTATE (land Tax Redeemed), called FOW-
LERS, consisting of a capital uniform brick built Family R et/-
deuce, with numirour attached and detached Offices, Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies and Plantations, most &New-
' fully situate en a gentle eminence, at the extremity of the beau-
' tiful village of liawkhurst, and commanding in every direction
the most picturesque views of the surrotiudiag, itversiSedaud
rich country; together with a Farm-110mo., Barns, Stabling, and
arwards of One 'Hundred and Twenty-siz Acres of very produc-
at" Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Hop and Woodl.ands, of which
dors co Acres are let on a renewed Lease, to a respectable old
*Tenant: and the I.insion House and remainder of the F.state,
In the occupation ofThomasMonnynn ENq. on Lease, which
'expirehat Old Lady Day, when thiu Estats will produce a Rental
.of Six Hundred Pounds per Annum, and forms a Property j
squally desirable for a Gentleman's Residence, or for investing
.11doney. Tye Road from- LudJoß to Rye. bountls this Estate,
which is distant from the letter 15"nifdrd, roar from Cratibrook,
'l5 trout 'runbrldgeVv'ella, tied 84' from Loodert.
• Desuiptive Particular► may be bad of Mr. Weller, 'at the
Queen's Head, ilawkhurst, who *tit shrw the Estate. Particu-
lars also at the George Inn, Ryr Litiratirs, Brighten ;
Cuchtlekl ; Lewes; Crown *I unbrislge; at (.;nrriwuy's;
arid if Mr. Partbrother; No.9,BeLlurt buildings, susud, where
a Pio oldie Estate sea rbe scan. .