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London, England, 1810-03-02 00:00:00

. -CLERK OF TIIE PEACE'S OFFICE, 1,,

Preston, February. 24, 1810. .
PRESTON HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
WANTED, a Governor or Gaoler for the Hoiii
of Correction at Ptesedn.
All Persons making application fbr the aluSve Office, wile
send Testimonials, in writing, of their character and abilities to
execute the same, to the Office of the Clerk of the Peace at
Preston.

The Governor will be allowed a Salary of ITSo,topther add
the use of the Field adloiniag. the Prison. All Fees call Gear
ankles of what debcription seever, ate abolished„ =Soot (Abe
above Salary the Governor is to pay the l'arakey. • •
. Due notice'will be given by future..Adverrisement of the day
of election. t E. GORST,
Deputy Clerk of the Pelee.
TO ARCiirrECTS.

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PLYMOUTH, JANUARY.9I, 1210.
THE Mayor and Commonalty of Plymouth, will
-& give Fifty Guineas fee the best, and. Twenty ter the second
bast Plan, that shall be produced of i TAVERN, BALL ROOM,
:and THEATRE. in three distinct buildings; proposed to be
crated Mt a sPot of land Within the Borough of Plymouth, a •
grosu plan of which may be inspected, and copies taken, at the
:,Pilot -PrintirirOffice, No. 104. Strand. London • at Mr. Trew-
man's, Painters Exeter; or at the Office of Mr. Edmund Lockyer,
in Plymouth.
Thsreeta-Retass is to be the eeetse building, the THICATRR
-it the East, and the 'Lessem at the West end of the ground,and
• may, if thought eligible, bare communication.
The Plan td contain an elevation of each building, with -de-
sign* and sections of the Rooms and Offices to be contained
therein, according to the arrangement or scheme which may
sugpst itself to the Artist, from the space or quaadty of ground
allotted to the erection.
Some further ,particulars as to the site of the 8011-room.
Theatre, and Tavern, and number of Apartments, wished for in.
Dana, may also be seen at the above-mentioned plates.
Plans (with private marks) to be sent to the said Mr. Lockyer's
Office by the mail coaches, on or before the 45th day of March
next, soon after which their comparative merits will be decided
on, and the parties offering Plans are desired to send their ad-
dress to the said Edmund Lockyer on or before the eith of
April next.

CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
UIVE HUNDRED and THREE PRIME OAK
TREES, with the To and Bark thereof, viz. 40• Trees
about 61 feet Each, 58 about 45, 119 about 36, 181 about 17, and
105 about 17 feet each, now standing and annicrically marked in
the Parsonage, Wood and other Lands, at Gresford, Denbighshire.
Gresford is situate S miles from Wrexham, awl 8 from Cheater.
For a view of the Timber airpig to Mr. Robert Evans Clerk,
at Gresford, of whom printed particulars may be had, as well as
of Mr. Penson, Auctioneer Wrexbarn ; and to treat for the same
apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.

TIMBER.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, in Twelve Lots, to the best
Bidders, at the Crown Inn, Bridgenoeth, Salop, on Monday
the Sth day of March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon be-
fore Am. MOY s ET, Esq. the Deputy Remembrancer of His
Maitity's Court of Exchequer, at Westtdoster, pursuant to a
Decree made in a Cause, intituled " Creswell against Long,"
bearing date the 15th of December, 1109,
VIVE HUNDRED OAK and Two Hundred and
-a- Tiventy-seven ASH TRIMS, of the primest quality and
largest dimensions, fit fot the Navy, or Building, where Capital
Timber is required.
Particulars may be had at the Office of the said Deputy Re-
membrance:, in the Exchequer Office, Temple; of Wm. Bayer,
Esq. Bedford-row, London ; of Joseph Pitt, Esq. Cirencester ;
and of Didr.. John DevereU, at Sidbury, near Bridgenorth, Salop,
whFrte tin Timber is situate, and who will show the same.

CAPITAL. MANSION-HOUSI4 MANORS, FISHERY, Scc.
BE LET, COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
For a Term of Three or Eight Years,
'THAT most capital MANSION HOUSE, called
-A- DARLASTON HALL, near Stone, Staffordshire, for-
merly the residence of John Jeriis,.Esq. deceased, and now of
Mrs. Wedgwood, with the Outbuildings, Walled Gardens, Hot•
houses, Green house, Lawn, Plantations, and about 100 Acres,
(if wished for) of most capital Land atijoining. The House is
modem built,-comprises spacious,. lofty, and well proportioned
OWE, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, Library, &c. atc. and
lo short every conveniency expectedin a Gentleman's residence.
TM Tenants maybe accommodated during the term of the Lease
with a Deputation of the Manors of Darlaseen arid Tittensor
(abounding with dame), and the sateluslysi privily's of sporting
so the extensive Estates of the late John Jervis.** deceased,
' within those Manors, and also the Fishery of the Mohr That
Vrbkh as the Liwn.
irbe Premises are situate about satlhtiktoo Stam4,
hod* mitre of the towns of Netommia maw I.
Stifird, Wow*, Unarms, ttamarialt, ash ehalasi • /-
Pessesdon of the' hirragoa-hoorli,Wedaa, Om, Mom,
Fithary, and about 30 or 40 Acres WNW, may be hollat Li**
day nexu
Partteahro as to asopmmlficlettmitiatia es
pafattaripaat pall to Mini VesSiiii
7t to Mao& Ptipa ittlinsei;
:111ter, sash slthirepas4 Leo pus be imposed.

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