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of the said OScen Amid spike ebb as.

employ Attornles for OA porpoie, the said Atteesies are iha pee'
duce similar Affidavits from the venom they are eMployed by.
Where Officers are abroad on leave, their Agettts are to produce,
attested Copies of such Leave. before the Half Pay as be paid.

Aml as by Act of Parliament passed to the 554 year of ►is We

Majesty's Reign, entituled, " An Act for establishing a more easy
and expeditious method for the Payment of Olken belooging to
. hie Majesty's Nary," it is enacted by the twentieth Clause of the
sa,d Act, " that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Meer.
who shall be entitled to receive Half Pay, and shall be desirous to
receive and be paid the same, at or near the Place Of Ms Medi-
.4lence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy is
Loudon, to have such Half Pay paid at or near the Place of his Essi.,
' deuce, att. in the manner pointed oat by the said Act." , And by
a further Act passed in the Seth year of his late Majesty's Reign,
entituled, " An Act for enabling the Carers in his Majesty'iNavy
and their Representatives to draw for and receive their Half Pay,"
it is enacted by the ist and 3d Classes of the said Act, " that if
any Meer in his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive
any seas of Money few or on account of his Half Pay, shall be
deems of drawing a Bill of Exchange fur the same, upon the
' Cemiduioners of his Majesty's Navy. instead of receiving the
same ►y Remittance Bill, he shall signify such &tire, by Letter to
the Treasurer at his Majesty's Navy; and that if any Mice: in

Zia Majeity's Navy wbosbail be eneitled receive amy seta •of
' Mmay for or oa account of Half PaY. shall be desire's of having
Lis Half Pay paid to him by Anna, at any of his Majesty's

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Dock Yards, where desks for the payment of Wages fee the

Navy shall reside, instead of receiving the same by Einsittanee
Bill or BM of Exchange, be is to apply either to dse proper Oak
at the Navy Pay Olike l London, or at the Pay OSee at sods
Dock Yard, desitybeg such his desire." Notice is hereby further
Wen, that the Half Pay ending the 50th June last, will COMMOIC,

pa yin on the 2lat Instant; and all Persons deairoas d dravrisig
for, or of bovine their Half Pay remitted to them,' may apply as
&Wye directed.

Mill Bills of litehange drawn under se by virtue of the Act
above recited, are not iisbie to the &atop Doty.
No Persons residing out of MI majesty's Dasuitiosa *moulded
to the privileges of this Mt.

SALE BY AUCTION.
PRIOR PARK, BATH, SOMERSETSHIRIL
CAPITAL FAMILY STONE-BUILT MANSION,
With Oakes of every description,
Beautiful and highly interesting Grounds. Cascades, Sheet of Pieter,
and a Palladian Bridge;
Deligtafel COTTAGE ()REEF., FARM HOUSE, and
LANDS. nearly
TWO HUNDRED ACRES; _ _ _

Eligible as a Regdenceow womb y the attention et a Capitalist. ii
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a lucrative Investment.

TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Howe, Regent-street,)
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Cluer-aneT, GernbM,
On Tmeasoar, the loth July, MS, at Twelve o'Clock,
By Order of the F.aecutors and Devisees in Trust, and by Direction
of the late' Mr. John Thomas, deceased,
IN ONE LOT,
)i.VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,TITHE
FREE, had fora Term of about
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BIGHT HUNDRED YEARS,
(With part. FREEHOLD), Crenprishot
A CAPITAL and SUBSTANTIAL MANSION,
PRIOR PARK,
la tie Pariah of Lynam') and Widened). :bout one mile from the

City of Bath, formerly the Residence of
The Right Honourable Lord HAWAZDZS,
And erected in the most substantial manner about the year 1738,
by RALPH ALLAH, Rsq.
Seated on an eminence, with extensive Terrace Walk in front,
Commanding highly interesting and varied prospects, in various
directions, to a great extent;
Planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman, or
Family a distinction.
The Mansion contains numerous well-proportioned Apartments On
the ground floor, with a grand Hall in the centre.
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A magnificent Portico in front, and a beautiful Chapel.
On the First Floor, suitable Bed Chambers, with Secondary
Bed Booms and &foam's Rooms over; in the Basement Offices
of aU descriptions—Capital Stabling with Coach Houses, and all
metal Appendages; Arched Granaries, and Servant's Apartments
over, rendered fire proof. The Opposite Wing is in unison, coo.
listing d various Mies for dismestic purposes, with
Aileautiful and Compact RESIDENCE, elegantly fitted up,

and a Conservatory.
In the South front of the Mansion there is a spacious Carriage
Drive, and. Pork-like Grounds ornamented with an Obelisk;
<;rand terrace Walk on the principal front, with highlyOrnatnental
Granada, feemingsi very beautiful Dell, skirted on each side with
Teem Of great variety, size, and beauty, with a Sheet of Water, over
which there is a Palladian Bridge, in the truest style of Classical
Architecture of the pure Corinthian Order, which pervades the
whole of the Buildings.
At a ►hort distance a Cottage Ornee, commodiously planned,
Gardens, ice. front whence there is a most enchanting scenery.
A capital Range of Garden Ground; walled and cross waned,
chnhtd with choice Fruit Trees, fully stocked, cropped, and planted.
The Grounds are laid out in a most interesting manner, with
extensive Walk's' ind Rides; richly adorned with thriving 'Timber
Trees and Evergreens.
A GROTTO, AeLCOV E, and several CASCA DES;
A Farm House, and Sundry Enclosures of Meadow and Pasture

Land, containing neatly
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
On which there are numerous fine sites for Building, whereby the
Property might be highly benefuted.
of QUARRIES•OF BATH. FREE STONE,
considerabie extent and of the finest quality, might be worked in
a ',try lucrative way, being only One mile from Bath, and the
Kennet and Avon Canal.-by which the stone may be easily con.
',eyed to London, where It has been used in many of the public
and other buildings. and is now in great demand.
The Bradford road passes the west side of the Qsarties.
A line of Road has been-projected through the lands of smile in
length, highly advantageous for building.
Te be viewed by Tickets only, which may be bad of IL F.
Caterell, Land Surveyor, Old Bridge, Bath, with Particulars; at
the York House, and White Hart Bath ; of Messrs. Y. and L P.
Sturge, Land Surveyors, and the Bush; Bristol; of Messrs. Ain't-
man and Sows, Soliciars, Marlborough ; Library, Cheltenham ;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ;• Mr. Adams, and at the Angel,
Oxford ; at Garraway's Coffee House ; and of Mr. Robins, No.
170. Regent-street, where p Plan of tbm Estate may be seen, and
Tickets for viewing may be obtained.