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MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1816.

WIWI OP 01111AMU!, Aanst 1(1, 11116.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS e HIS- MA-

JISIY, ORDNANCE A ha* taw; Mike,
Thee Proposals will be received at their °elm in Pad•Mall'
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of September orate
from such Persons as may be willing to undertake die Supply 01
FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed In the following
Dis►ricts, to be delivered at the Expense cf the Contractor, viz.
NORTH BRITAIN,
NORTHERN,
EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY,
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM.
WESTERN,
SOU FH-WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE W
WIGHT, and CHRIST CHURCH,
WOOLWICH with its Dependencies WARLIM and CHAT-
HAM,
WEEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Fora period of Six Months from the tat October next.

The Oats to be geed, sweet, dry, and elan, without any mix.
cure of Foxy oi Mowburnt Oats, and mast nee weigh less than
S 7 pounds per Wiachester %libel; the Hay to)* meet and dry,
and delivered in Trusses of subs. weight.
The Straw to be good, dean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
and delivered In Tresses of S6lbs. weight.
The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each Ar-
ticle which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoidupois weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve Pounds.
For the Straw at pea hundred and twelve Pounds.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or more of the said DlEriets, and it is expected that the Contrac-
tor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the peeled of his
Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance ter the same
after the rate of per Horse for Week.
Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Maws
Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the
Secretary's Mace, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the
hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be de-
livered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Furage," but
no Proposals eau be admitted after the said 4th of September,
at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will
any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW. Samar,.

EXCHEQUiat BILL 0 FLICE, August 23, 11118.
• TO BB PAID OF?.
AU Exchequer Bilk dated it the Month of October, 1813, viz.

On Aids, 1815, - 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 5.
Supply, 1815, £1,500,000, - • 148.
Vote of Creditse69 9 000 000
. 1815, 1 196.
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA-1
JESTrs TR EASURr, having ghee Direstionefer pitying 41
the Principal of the above asestiested Exchequer Bills, with the Interest
due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, is the Receipt of Excherser,
New Palace raid, Westminster, ea Tuesday, the 10th day of
September, 2816, atteadasee will k given daily (Steak,: and Holi-
days esceeptelfinitil wad kw/sadist: Thursday, the sth September, free
Ten @Tim' Au Ow Morals' till Oa in the Aperient', fir the aor-
tae if rawisingthe same I and,for the greater tfispatch, the kerne of
the said Bilk are desired to place each deuriptiels of Bills is separate
Lists, (which are to be *Alaimo* at this Oise) clanks: this in the order
their respectiesedoks,sah as safer the saw ascent beisegnaxserically
arranged, sad leeifyiag the prissipal Sews mad Inturd iv thaws,
assisted from, but excluding the days se which they are rapeaiiiely
dated, Se the said 10th day of September isamies, when the Interest
will seasei ad the said Bearers (king Holders or net) an itedspeasitly
required Sometime each Bill with their nasal signatures; and to write
their Neon and Resident: at the &New f each separate List t *ad
they are werweer required.** attend the Bash Bill OPT for pay.
oast, and &receive Me sew Bills, and give Les Receipts.* the saw.
If any egg holders fthe eforesaid Bills shoal! Is desirous V. rewiniteg
Pasant f the Primatel and lateral, preview to the said 10th dry
if September, they way it assmaisedistal, ea ~paths: the lateral to
the day ere id they wish to he paid, ad 'swam: the said Bills fir
asawiwition we day ?raw shwas.
Sack Pena= as any he desires, of having new Beeler" Bills in
whale or in part e Papered if Principal, upon worliag new Bilk,
awl wallahs: the await at the beam of their Lists, delivered ex oil
before Thursday, sth Septemberosep he accentsadated withers, Bilk,
payable L or Or der, carrying an Interest of Three.
peace Farthing by the day, r every One Headed Pearls, which
said New Bills will hear date the said 10th day f September, sod
will be delivered, together with the Interest Ire in respect if the
Bilk se desitid le be exchweged, ea Wednesday, the lI th of." of Sep•
timber, sod the pietas: Days.
The Exchequer Bills to be Issued in Exchange, and made pay.
able to or Order, as above mentioned, may be
either tranferred by endorsement, or still be paid to the Bearer
if the Blank shall not be filled up.
N.B. AllExehequer Bilb, dated prior to October, 1815, bare
been advertised to be paid off, and the Interest there" has
ceased.

SALES BY AUCTION.

SUSSEX.
COPTHOLD SMALL FARM, with mat compact RESI-
DENCE, situate between EAST ORINSTEAD and LEWES;
in the Road to Brighton, 36 miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Velfewhouse, In Exchange Ahoy, Conlin!, on
Tull IS DAT he 12th September, lOW. at Twelve o'Clock,
A SMALL COPY HOLD ESTATE, nearly
sepal to Freehold,
CHALWOOD-GATE FARM; '•
Comprising a neat compact pleasant Residence, costaining an
Entranee.hall, Dining-parlour, Kitchen, Wash-house, Brew-
house. Dairy, Ste.
On the First Storey Is a bowed-front Drawkwroord, two good
Botikhambers, and a smaller ditto; and two Bed.ehambers
the Upper Storey; Collars under the house, Coach-bouse and
two Stables for six horses; good Garden paled round, PieLare-
ground, &c. ; Farm Yard, with Cow-house, Piggery, and Oat-
buildings, and Paddock adjoining; and sundry Enclosures of
Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lead, well supplied with
seed Water. The whole Estate
TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, TWO ROODS, TWENTY-
SEVEN PERCHES;
• In the possession Of WALTAIt Jaaecs, Esq.
Fanning a desirable property for a pep= food of Field Sports,
in a pleasant country, 7 miles from East Grinstead, 14 from
Lewes, 10 from Brighton, 13 from Toubridge, and 36 from
London.

SWAN HOTEL AND 'I"AVERN, HASTINGS, SUSSEX.
CF. MOTT, having taken the above Hotel and.
• Tavern, avails himself of this opportunity to inform the
Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that be has fitted it up
la a neat, and commodious' manner, when every attention will
be paid to the comfort and convenience of those who may ho-
nour him with their favours ; and trusts, by a strict attention,
to merit the *predation of a discerning Public. C. P. M.
also begs to inform Commercial Gentlemen, that be has fitted up
(solely for their use) a large and convenient Room, looking Into
the High.street, where the principal trade of the Town is ear-
ried on.—Linporter of, and Dealer in Wines, Su. ftc.
N. B. Neat Post Chaise% with excellent Horses and careful
Drivers.—Coar.bes to and from the,Bolt-in- Tun Fleet.stretl;
and Hatchett's New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, London,
every Morning.

May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lar. may be had; at the Star, Lewis; Old Ship. Brighton ; the
Inns at Wyelt Cross. and Forest Row ; Dorset Arms, East Grin-
stied; Wilke Hart. Oodstone; King's Aims, Croydon ; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwieksetreet. Golden • square,
London.

FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
KENSINGTON.
EARL'S TERRACE. EDWARD-SQUARE AND SUTTON-
STREET. EARL'S-COURT-LANE, Ate.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
" By Mr. ROEINS,
At Garraway's Celholiesse, 'Clumge-allay,Coradi, on Tam-
il/IT the 29th Arse, Twelve (Meek, brLots.
THE'valuable FR EHOLDan4EASEHOLD
ESTATES, most delightfully situated at'KENBINGTON.
opposite HOLLAND HOW& ; wisingco two sputa* LOIN.
bug Dweanrhoosos, adapted for aceoniodatleo of die
most respestabie hiarkts, with esovenbint Odom and-Gasawas,
situate No. S. and SS, Earl's Terrace, i whidt immedlote pose's-
don may be bad ; two Cesch-homes sad Stables, with Standing
for three berms oath; throe coineet Leasehold Dwelling-homes,
with Faro-oeurts and Gardens, simile Nos 5, O. and 7, on the
East side of Edward's- diooaaaradan or most sot'
able maws; and four N 0.17, It, In, andliti,the West
side of Edward's square. The whole held for a long term, at
low ground rents. Also Iwo imp« Freehold Dwaing-hooses,
with übops and Garden-groond, mean Caresessorith Gardsno,
dm situate in Sottoo-street, Raerimoort.leoe, Oaf Kensington
Tiurnpike.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Allormas, at the Lodp, at
ttbliso pa:dealers may be bad; at OuvevohroColleboove; and
of Din Robins* Worwkel-aunt, Odiso-otoore.

SEVEN OAKS, KEN
COMPACT ESTATES and MANOR FARM, Excellent
HOP-GROUNDS, MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD
LARD, and Valuable COMMON-RIGH r.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At astray/4p'. Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tunas-
DA v, the 19th September, at Twelve &Cloth, in Two Lots,
Lot 1. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
RUMSHOTT MANOR FARM.
Situate in the Parish and near the Town of SEVEN OAKS;
comprising a good Farm House, with Offices, Garden, Orchard,
Yard, Barns cist-bouses, Stables, and various Out-buildings ;
and upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES

Of capital Hop-Gruund, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land,
sloping to the South ; a most beautiful and picturesque part of
the County, and in view of the Town of Tonbtidge; in posses-
sion of Mr. Win. Carnal!.
'Lot S. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, KB fTLES HILL FARM,
adjoining Lot 1, situate In the Parish of Seal and Seven Oaks;
comprising a neat Farm House, with Gardens, Orchard, Farm-
yard, Ost-house, Barn, Stables. and Outbuildings ; and sundry
Indosures of capital Hop-ground, Meadow, Arable, and Wood
Land, containing upwards of
SIXTY-THREE ACRES.

In possession of Mr. Thomas Staudt:lt.
These Farms are well known, and are a most desirable pro.
party; the Hop-grounds are presumed to be equal to any In the
county ; and valuable Common-Rights on Seven Oaks and Fawk
Commons.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Kaole Park, Seven
Oaks; where Particulars may be had; and at the Crown, Seven
Oaks; Rose and Crown, Toebridge; Star, Maidstone • Bell,
Brod.' ; 111 MOM Merrick and Broderip, olicitors, Re Lion
Square ; st ()art-sway% y, and of Mr- Rubio., Warwick-erode.
Goldenniquare; where Plaus Way be seen.

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PRICE SEVRN•PENCP. I

TO PAINTERS.
ABSCONDED from the service of Mr. Mac Mil.
lan, of Bow-street, Covent-Garden, London, Printer, SD-
WARD DOWLING, of the age at 19, about five feet four inches
in height, and raker lusty. The said EDWARD DOWLING
We his father's house on Sunday, August 1111 h, in company with
his eider brother, and is suppusrd to have gone ro Dover, w!th a
view of going over 'o France, or to have embwked for America.
This Is to CAU flow any person or persons front employing
or Larbouring the said EWA' A RD DOWLING, or detaining inm
from tilt service of hi. said Master, a. io either of time cases,
be or they wil he proesedei az:alost according to WI.
August 14, 1116.
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FROM SifTURDAT NIGH7'.I--64ZE7T.E.

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MU VARY PROMOTIONS.
WA it•OPPICII, ACOURT 24.
22d Regiment of Foot-Gentleman Cadet Robert Vivian, from
the Rancid Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice.
Telfalr, daied July e 5, 11118.
Sad Ditto-Lieutenant George Ewing Scott, from half-pay of the
Regiment to be Lieutenant vice Ripley, who multiage., re-
ceiving the difference, dated August 1, *616.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Sept. 16, James Roxburgh, Liverpool, tayldt and draper, at eleven
at the George Ina, Liverpool.
Sept. 17, Joha Captor' of Chehy Walk, Chelsea, potatoesraer•
chant, dealer and clialintaa, at eleven, at Guildhall.
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BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Parson, of Attkburgli. Norfolk, grocer and draper.
1 humai Pidgeon, new or late of Birmingham, and of Sheffield.
merchant, dealer and chapman.
Samuel Edwards the elder, and William Brown Edwards, of
Stamford, Lincolnghire,andUppingham, Rutlaad-hire, ban k ers.
Alfred Hands, late of Chipping Sodtairy,Gioucestershire, sumo%
apothecary, druggist, dealer and chapman.
William Miller and Richard Leavitt, of Hinton-street', Dog-row,
Bethnal-Green, copano-cs and builders.
BANKRUPTS.
William Chester, of Owsley, parish of Morelli, Salop, =Meter,
dealer mid damn% to surrender September Shat am, Sept. 10,
and October 5. at chemist the Castle Inn, Bridviorth, Salop.
Airmail% Messrs. Presland, Proctor, and Slaney, Brunswick.
square, London; or Mr. Nkholl% Catstree, near Eridgeortis.
William Tricker. of Bury Sr. Edmund's, Suffuik, grocer, dealer
and chapman, September 27, at six, Sept. us, and October 6,
at ten, at the Bell inn, Bury St. Edmain•rs. Attendee, Mr. J.
W. Bromley, Bury St. Edgnaud's ; or Mr. Skillman Bromley,
Gray's Inn, London:
Jobe Turmeau, of I.iverpool, lamp-nsanufacturer, drake aid chap-
man, August 29, 3 and October 5, at one, at the Star andGara
ter Tavern, blverponl. At tot nits, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler,
I and Mr. themes Marrow. Liverpool.
Elias Bowers, late of Macc:esfield, Cheshire, dealer and chap-
men, Sept. 17, 10, and October 5, at eitiren, at the Dog 'I a-
vern, Manchester. ttornies, Mr. Dicatt, Manchester,or Mann
Lougdlll and Butterfield, Grays Ins, London.
Michael eilalM3, late of &Langton Quay, Yorkshire, but now a
prisoner in Kt, game upon Hull gaol, master mar ner, dealer and
chapeau% Sept. it, 3, sod October 5, at eleven, at the Dog Ta•
vern, Kingston upon Hull. Arundes, Mr. Robert Sandwich,
Hull ; or Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Landau.
John Ritchie and Thomas Moffat, of Liverpool, merchants and
copartoei s, September 25, and October 5. at one, at the
George inn, Liverpool. Attorities, Messrs. manlstreet and
Eden, or Messrs Orred and Dames, Liverpool ; or Mr. Tho-
mas Windlet John street, Bedford-row, London.
Jobs Sharp, late of Leeds, Yorkshire' merchant, dealer and chap;
mills, September 9, 29, and OeteSer .5, at ..Leven, at the Sessioas
Heine, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Richard dattye, Chancery-lane,
London; or Messrs. Lee and Rayner Leeds.
John Swans. of Birmingham, grocer, dealer and charms, Sept.
5,6, and October 5, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Binning.
ham. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chasserpiase,
London; or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birminhallo
William Aspinall, of Liverpool, grocer, Sept. 85, 26, sidaislise
5, at eleven, at the George ion, Liverpool. Attundes, Melees.
Gunnery and Frodsham, Liverpool; or Mr. Edward Chester,
Staple-Ins, London.
Chalet Gould, of Kingston Farm, Wlmborne Minster, Dosist.
shire, yeoman, dealer and &apnea, September 17, at ota%
12, at nine, and October 5, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn,,
Blandford Forum. Ananias, Mr. Pearson. Punsp.ceart, 3,
Temple, London ; or Mr. sepdmus Smith, Blandford.
George Tunbridge and James smith, of Lower Snacked!, MI&
dlesex, coal-merchants, copartners, dealers and chapmen, Aug,
31, Sept. 7, and October 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Augural%
Messrs. Templer and Glyn% Burr-street, East Smithfield.
Thomas Lovau, now or late of Worksworth, Derbyshire, grocer
and tallow-chandler; dealer and chapinani Sept. 17, 18, at s,
and October 5, at two, at the Star !nu, Masichester. Attornies,
Mr. Woodburn, Manchester; a Messrs. Wigiesworth awl
Crossley, Glay's Inn-square.
John Edward Hudson, cu Manchester, cotton-spinner, dealer and
chapman, September 16, 17, and October 5, at eleven, at the
Star inn, Manchester, Attoraies„ Mr. John Walker, Back
King-street, Manchester • or Mr. Ellis, 43, Chancery-lane.
William Brown, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapnaan,
Sept. 17, 18, and October 5, at one, at the King's Arms Sun,
Liverpool Attain% Mr. George Rowe, Liverpool ; or
j Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton Buildings, Londe&
Henry Stretton, of Caswell-street-road, Middlesex, linen-draper,
' dealer and cliapnian, August 97, Sept. 7, and October 5, at 11,
at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, an&
Pearse, Prederick's•place, Old Jewry.
Philip Heath the younger, of Shrewsbury, Salop, butcher, gm-
seer, dealer and chapman, Sept. 4, at five, Sept. 5. and October
5, at eleven, at the Maven Inn, Shrewsbury. /Wand% Messrs
Blackstock and Dunce, King's Bench Walk, People, London;
Or Mr. Wilii&lDS Hill Watson, Whitchureh.
Thomas Ethel', late of Birmingham, upholder, dealer and chap!
man, (now a prisoner in the Marsha/sea.) August u 7, Sept. 7,
and October 5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attt.i ~ey, Mr. Buckle,
Size-lane, Qiireft street, Cheapslde.
Benjamin Tyler, of Woodford, Essex, innkeeper. carver and
gilder, August SI, Sept. 7, and October 5, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Niakintim, Elm-court, Temple.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
Sept.l4, John Gsin Nimrod George, of New Bond-street, hat
nsaaulecturer, at twelve. Sept. 16, Edward haus k ef Brockton,
miller, at twelve. Sept. 16, Gwalter Barranshall L.onsdale, Green
Lettuce-lane, insurance-broker, at twelve. Sept. 14, Gabriel
Rogers, King's Row, Pimlico, bricklayer, at twelve. Sept.. 14,
Wan. Sheppee, of Chelmsford, currier, at ten. Sept. 14, Joseph
Same, Paul-street, Finsbury-square, cabir.e;-maker. at ten. Sept.
17, Peter Vain, Rumford, butcher, at eleven. dept. 17, Jane mid
PbHip Ciager, Oxtail-street, glass-selle;s, at one. Sept. 14, M-
asud M'Namars, Rodney-street, Pe:natl./Me, merchant, at I I.
Sept. 14, Lancaster Salton, all, Maria Agate, and 'I Lomas Daw-
bP,u, tieet• street, Brea-drapers, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the CO al NTRY.
Sept. if, John Slee, Brighthelmiitotte, wine.merchaut,at eleven
at the New len, Brighton. Sept. 17. Wm. WUliams, Hereford,
baker, at twelve, at the Hotel, Hereford. Sept. 17, John Mason,
Pendleton, dyer, .atten, at the Star, Manchester.

CERTIFICATE 4, Serrestark 14.
Elizabeth and Mary Uake, Plymouth, adiliner4. Peter Tyler,
Haddenhain, nsaltster. William Gill, Bury ct. Ed: v-Intrs.trocer.
John King, Tonbrisige, carpenter. Joseph f•mith, Sedgley, iron.
master. Henry Fell, Bolton, dealer in yarns. William Vincent
and Joseph Tanner, Newbury. perks, bankers. Richard Pearce,.
Pentanes, merchant John linty's, of Bsshopsgate-street, corn-
wainer. Samuel Harris, o.lthana, miller. Ann Peat, Doncaster,
milliner. Robert Alicroft, tshellield, sciasor•nundfacturer. Mt.
chat' Pannell, Hosier lane, leather-dresser. Wm. Tomlinson,
Norwich, upholder. Stephen and George Cannon, Horton Kerby,
millers. Wm. Michael Russell and Cornelius Gavin, Great
Bast Cheap, provision-brokers. Joseph Scott. Taylor's-buildings,
Chandos-sueet, blacking-maker. Julio Dothhon, j