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That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pail-Mall,
on or before Wednesday the 7th day of August next, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of TALLOW
:or Service of this Department, for a period of three years, de-
terminable after the expiration of one year upon three months
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where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed,
" Proposals for Tallow ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said 7th day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon o: the same
day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
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ASERIES of LETTERS to a MAN of PRO-
PFRTY on the SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE, SETTLE-
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Minister of Keith-ball and Kinkel].

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The fine live oak and cedar built Ship FORTUNA, and her
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kerchiefs, Rum, Rice, Biscuit, Beans, Earthenware, .Fir Rafter*
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Length 80 feet 8 Inches.
Breadth - 24 8
Hold 7 84
Between Decks
Adaleawres - 199 81-94 Tons.
Also, for exportation,

46 Bags Coffee, and
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VOIES for BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, and COUNTY of
MIDDLESEX.
• To be SOLD by-AUCTION,
By JOHN BROMLEY,

On Wednesday, August 14, 1811, at 12 o'clock, at the Auction
Mart, opposite the Bank of England,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD DWELLING
L HOUSE, at Great Marlow, Bucks, No 2, Chapel-street.
Th House is in excellent repair, recently a rected,very substantially
built, and contains six Rooms and a Cellar, and detached Room
and Kitchen, a large productive Garden, in the occupation of Pr.
Collins, tenant at will; worth per annum, JESS. Marlow is a
flourishing Market Town, where property of late years has
greatly increased in vale?, is situated five miles from Maidenhead,
and 32 miles from London. Five Irvehold brick Dwellirg-betray
near Messrs. Hayward's Floor-Cloth Manufactory, Wile End
Road, being Nos. 3,4, and :5; South-street, and two ditto, ad-
jol oing, in front. of Raven-row, nearly opposite the White Raven ;
a freehold House, Gun-Itne, Linaehouse, near the corner of
Rich-street, Commercial Road; and a large Plot of Ground fir
building, adjoining, sufficient to erect one House, with gooddeyth
of garden Ground. Land-tax redeemed.

Rartleulars may he had at the Upper and Lower Crown, Mar.
low; Fleece, Maidenhead; Castle, Salt-Hill; at the Auction
Mart ; also at the Britannia Tavern, Limehouse • Lord Nelson,
and Angel and Crown Tavern, Whitechapel Road ' • ind of the
' Auctioneer No. 5, Cununercial Road, St. George's, Lair, neatly
opposite plouccster•stre et.
N. B. Removed from 23, Cannon streer-road.

TA COACHMAKERS.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC BOIT%
At Perth, on Tuesday, the frith day of August next,
THE extensive PREMISES now employed as a
Coach Work by Walker and Parkin. The Premise's are
situated in Prince's-street, Perth, on the great road leading hine
the Town from the South, and consist ore Caunting-room and
Ware-room adjoining two large Show-rooms, Carriage-maktr:s
Shop, and Sm'eli's Sap of six Forgt•s on the ground floor, whit
a large Cellar beneath ; above stairs are two Paimirg-rooms, a
Iso.;)•-maker's Shop, Trimmer and and Harness•mak, is A7art-
went' ; on the opposite side of the street is a large Thaber-yard,
with a Sawpit and several large Sheds. There is also a ennsi-
dcrible quantity of well seasoned "f imher in logs and in plank,
whit a large atsurtment of Spokes, Naves, and reifies, all of the
best quality, which with an •he other materials, will be dig:o'rd
to a purchaser at a fait taluatina.
The City of Perth being, per:ia;•s, the greatest thoroughfare In
there are few plates better situated for cerrylng oil an
extensive business, so that auy pet son wishing to pursue the
trade cannot have abetter opportunity. the business hung al. eady
t Eat:di:hu, enjeyiug a considerable degree of •the public patro-
nage, and which is on the increase.
Further particulars may be known, by applying to Walker and
Parkin, wko will conclude a private bargain any time previous
the Sale. •

TO BUILDERS ANTI OTHERS.
MIDDLESEX BUILDING LAND.
TO BE LET on a Building Lease

APLOT of LAND at Brent-lord End; another
KA: of Land at Hounslow, bolts very advrntageously
situate fraiting the great Western Road. Also the Scites of
several Houses at Iskworth.—Mr. Neale at Syon Lodge swill
►hew the Land, and for further particulan, apply at the
of Mr. James, New Boswell-court, Lincoln'. Inn, London.