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London, England, 1810-03-31 00:00:00

TY.ROLESZ MAKCH,
(Composed for a full Band of Wind latnitnents,) ,
To be published on Monday next, ptioprle. , •
ACKERMANN, No. 101, in the' Strinct*ittiO
AA' • honour of annestachsg to Musical Amateurs, that this,
Marchs having bosom highly popular throughout tiw Vatted'
Shlgidocus has 00111111016 ripeated appritatiop to be madelhn
sevsml Military Mrs for Is adaptatiOn to Reemental
Musk ; and that he bus, in consequesee, precut's& the best
femon of Mule to unite their talents in adding to it all the ma-
jetty and spirkof which the art is capable. He *men himself
it will be heard with every Parade, and keep alive i-
- stilsforrones

MECHANICAL DRAWING-BOOK.
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MEMOIRS of -the LIFE and WRITINGS of
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HEREFORDSHIRE.
' To be SOLD by AUCI:1014, by Vfr-ILLIAiI JAMES,
At tbe Green Driptt Inn, in the City of Hereford, on Than-
'thy,. the 12th day of April, IWO, benreen the heart of Three
and POu'riti AC. Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall
M them produced, .
'THE following Lots of OAK TIMBER, of large
dimensions, ani ftt for naval purposes :
Trees, growing upon Turnaston
Itlarryburst Es-
on Depart Grounds,
growing 00 Elacksnore Estate,

rowing on

Tees, growing on Pontapina, and
Vonrchurcit Farms, in the occupation of Samuel Davies and
!bun Davier.'
Lot 6, 443 Oak Timber Trees, growing on part of Chanston's
Wood, called Chinton Brest.
Lot 7, 337 Oak Timber Trees' growing in Chanston's Wend,
and Lands adjoining, distinguished from the last Lot by an ,4 above
,the number, beginning No. 443, and ending 779.
Let th 171 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Ton and Slade
Woods, near Poston Lodge.
Let 9, 135 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Old Hopyard,
,Poirclue, Park, Randall's and Howells's Ground-, dear the Lodge.
Lot 10 380 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Lower Park Wood,
pear the. Lodge.
'Lot 11, 210 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Brounshill Wood,
in the Parish of Peterchurcit.
The whole of the Trees are blazed, and numbered with a
Scribe, and those comprised in Lots 3,5, 6,7, 8, 9 and 10, are
in the Pariah of Vowdsnrch.
Lot 1.2. The Fall* of all that Coppice Wood, well stored,
WA principally Oak, of about eighteen years growth, containing
about Twenty Acres, (statute measure) called • Dowell Coppice,
situate Intim Parish t. Abbydore aforesaid.
Cot-18,. The Faflage of another Oak Coppice, called Page's
CopPice, about eighteen years growth, containing 5 A. 3 R. OP.
(statute measure) situate in the same parish.
For a View of the respective Lots apply to Mr. John Gwyma,
of reterchurch ; Thomas Davies, the Woodward, at Poston
Lodge ; or to the Tenants of diarespective Farms ; and, for fur-
ther particulars, 10 Mr."llfilliabildattbews, at Ploughfield; the
-s o:donee; ; and to Alkspallpiallild and Watastcia,
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To be SOLD by AUCTION, by MSIA H ROBINS,
Qn Fridayithe lath day of April next, at Three o'clock In the
Afternoon, at eke Warwick Arms, Warwick,
A MOST desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
-1- 1. near the mucit admired and healthy Village of Buford,
about two miles from Warwick ; a neighbourhood of their* Re-
spectability. in the centre of Mr. Gorintes Hunt, and within 4
--- miles oFtke celebrated Sprinr of Leansiovon. .
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PQR:IIMOUTH. . , tenon or Marto to urine their meats in oolong to it an the ma- ' i 1-1.. t. toll Owing Lots of OAK. T
pity and lopirit.of width the art is capable. He Batters himself JL eons, an fit for naval purpose,
FOUNTAIN INN, HlGki-STRRET. it will be heard with delight at every Parade, ani beets Ave bs. Lot 1,27 U ak Timber Trees, growl
JEASTALL, with the greatest respect, begs to the hearts of Brims a sympathy for the nilsfortnnes of the hrave Estate, in the parish elf Txrnaston.
• inform his Friends, Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, Fa- Tyrolese, and for their much-lamented murdered Hoffer. Lot 2, 67 Oak Timber Trees, growing
R. Accanotann has also the pleasure to inform the numerous tate4b the wish of St. Ma et.
milies, Su. that be is removed from the PAKAbe COPT II House
to the above INN, which he has fitted up In the most commodious Subsalbers and Roden of the " Reposkory of Arts that,
in .. Let .2,_ its chit -now -r-ms,rowing
manner. and respectfully assures them, the isvatest attention will VlraelimPa with Ade 141111M10 M. 01616117 =Fein* r.
!be Par" sad Ptsgost Court Estate.
be paid. by um, which be crusts wog secure him .a patronise, malt his Sams 14gbar is the Doke of Brunswick Oelsw in Ms Lot 4,47 Oak Timber Trees, growing
which will ever lse gratefully remembered. Military Costume, Intl appear in the Number to be published in the parish of Abbydore.
on the Ist of April next. Lot 5, IS7 Oak Timber Trees, growing
KT NEAT POST CHAISE, at a minute's notice.
_ . Vonrchurch Farms, in the occupation of Sal
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ddeiintfort Si the furiituft, witch is sat7tfern
' sod afifilfam.e.
kb- The FAWN* kt viewed, end bather pertiselase koown
on rieltelOolio M Zan TOOIO, Of Buford.,
far .Itl.l..The rbc'le or any Pot of do lieralla new may re.
- • main on a eempetest atertgap if nignired. -
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