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Phoenix Fire Office

       Renewal Receipts for Policies falling due at Michaelmas, are now in
the hands of the several Agents of the Company.

       Insurances of every Description are effected on the most moderate
terms.

       Stock on a farm may be insured in one sum without the average clause,
at 2s per cent per annum.

       Losses by fire occasioned by lightening have always been paid by this
office.

       Persons insuring for Three Hundred Pounds, or upwards, will not be
charged for the policy; and all endorsement will be made Gratis.

                                  By Order of the Directors,
                                              H. A. HARDY
                                   Secretary of County Department

                                              C. BROCKBANK,
                                     Agent, Whitehaven.

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ISELL INCLOSURE.

       Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners appointed by an Act of
Parliament passed in the forty-eighth year of the reign of his present Majesty
instituted an Act for Inclosing Lands in the Parish of ISELL, in the County of
Cumberland," Intend to meet at the House of George SHEFFIELS, innkeeper at
Cockbridge, in the County of Cumberland on Friday the First day of October next
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of executing their General
Award.

-Dated this Seventeenth Day of September 1813.

                                          By order of the Commissioners,
                                             MOUNSEY and SISSON
                                                     Solicitors
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Apprentice Wanted

Wanted. - An Apprentice to a Surgeon.
       -Apply to Mr. DAWSON, Surgeon, George-street.

Whitehaven, 20 September, 1813

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On Sale

A few Tierces and Barrels of Prime Mess Beef and Pork.
       -Apply to Mr. John MARSHALL, Ship and Insurance Broker, Workington.

Workington, 20 Sept. 1813

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Money Wanted.

Wanted to Borrow - the Sum of £300 on Mortgage of a Quantity of Freehold Land
of considerable Value.

       -Apply at the office of Mr. Joseph THOMPSON, Attorney, Curwen Street,
Workington.

Workington, 18 Sept. 1813.

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Bridge Over Esk.

Notice is Hereby Given - That application is intended to be made, the next
Session of Parliament, for Leave to bring in a Bill for Building a Bridge over
the river Esk above Muncaster Steps, in the Parish of Muncaster and the County
of Cumberland.

6, September, 1813.

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Farm Near Distington.

To be Let, and entered upon on Lady Day next, - a Farm near Distington called
Ketmire Hills, now in the occupation of Daniel LIGHTFOOT; consisting of 55
Acres, or thereabouts, with Suitable Buildings.

       For particulars, apply to Mr. MILWARD, Lowca Iron Works, near
Whitehaven

11 Sept. 1813.

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Clifton Inclosure.

       Notice is hereby given, That an Application is intended to be made, in
the next Session of Parliament, for the purpose of obtaining and Act for
Dividing, Inclosing, and Allotting the Commons and Waste Grounds within the
Townships and Manor of Great and Little Clifton, in the Parish of Workington, in the
County of Cumberland.

                              P. H. YOUNGER, Solicitor

9 Sept. 1813.

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Caldbeck Inclosure.

       Notice is hereby given, That an Application is intended to be made, in
the next Session of Parliament, for the purpose of obtaining and Act for
Dividing, Inclosing and Allotting the Commons and Waste Grounds in the Manor, or
United Manors, of Caldbeck, Upton and Underfell and in the Parish of Caldbeck,
in the County of Cumberland

                                    BENSON and NICHOLSON,
                                               Solicitors

Sept. 10, 1813.

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Tar For Sheep Salve.

       On Sale, by George DUNCAN, Liverpool a Quantity of American and other
Tar, picked of the Best Quality, for the purpose of Sheep Salve.

Liverpool, 3 Sept. 1813.

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Wholesale and Retail
      Ironmonger.

Robert CURWEN most respectfully informs his friends and the public that he
has commenced the Ironmongery Business, in the Shop lately occupied by Mr.
CROSTHWAITE, Cabinet Maker, in the Market- Place and trusts by his attention to
merit to share of their favours.

* *
*   An Apprentice is Wanted to the above Business. - Whitehaven, 13 Sept.
1813.
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Threapland Inclosure.

Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners appointed to carry out
Execution "An Act for inclosing lands in the Township of Threapland, in the Parish of
Torpenhow, in the County of Cumberland," do intend to meet at Cockbridge Inn,
on Saturday the 2nd day of October next, at ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for
the purpose of reading over and executing their General Award to be made in
Pursuance of the said Act, when and where the Proprietors of Lands in Threapland,
and all other persons, interested in the said Inclosure may attend if they
think proper.

       -Dated this 10th day of September, 1813

                                              Joseph STEEL & Son
                                                   Solicitors.

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WOODS TO BE SOLD.

       By the Public Roup, on Wednesday the 24th of November next, 1813, at
Noon, within the Salutation Inn, Maxwelton, Dumfries; - The Woods, on the
Estate of Hills, in the Parish of Lockmitton, and the Stewarty of Kirkendbright;
consisting of One Hundred and Ten, or One Hundred and Twenty, Scots Statute
Acres, or thereby; mostly Oak, with some Ash, and a small quantity of Birch;
situate within four miles of the Port of Dumfries.

       The Proprietor, At Ardwall near Gatehouse-on-Fleet, is willing to sell
by Private Bargain; and will give a Fortnight's Notice, should such a sale
take place.

       -The Wood Forester, at Bank-of-Hill will shew the woods.


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MORESBY ASSOCIATION.

       An Association having been formed, by the inhabitants of the Township
of Moresby, in the County of Cumberland, for the purpose of apprehending and
prosecuting all persons guilty of Felonies, Tresspasses, and other Misdemeanors
within the said township.

       We, whose names are hereto subscribed being appointed a committee for
carrying the purpose of the said into effect.

                        Do Hereby Give Notice,

       That we will strictly enforce the rules of the same against all
persons guilty of any of the offences aforesaid.

             Milham HARTLEY

             John BIRKETT

             John BROCKLEBANK

             Thomas MANLEY

             Anthony ADAMSON

Moresby, 20 Sept. 1813.


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Ulverston

To be sold by Private Contract
Two Vessels

Intended to be Schooner Riggs; each of the following dimensions or
thereabouts, and full built.

Length per Register  38    0
Breadth                    17   3
Depth in Hold             7    6

And admeasures 75 Tons. The above Vessels are both on the Stocks, but can be
launched and furnished at a short notice.

       -For particulars apply, Mr. Hoseph HART, Shipbuilder, Ulverston, or
Capt. Henry THOMPSON, Strand-Street Whitehaven.

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BUSINESS ADDRESSES:

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ST BEES RACES, - 1813

To be run for the week after Carlisle Races, upon St. Bees Sands, a purse of
Gold, not less than One Hundred Pounds, and not exceeding Two Hundred.

Also Wrestling for a purse of Ten Guineas.

The weights and heats, for the races, to be previously agreed on with the
Mayor.

             Mr. William FORD, Mayor.

N. B. - No persons to have a tent upon the ground who does not subscribe.


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DANCING.


       Mr. BANKS, impressed with a most lively sense of Gratitude and respect
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of whitehaven and its Vicinity, for the Liberal
Encouragement he has for a number of years experienced, informs his friends,
that he intends opening School, at his house in Duke-street, on Monday, the 15th
of November, 1813, and proposes taking scholars who have been at the Dancing
School, without entrance, and hopes from his unremitting attention to the
instruction of his pupils, to merit a continuance of their favours.

       N. B. Mr. B. Intends resuming school in the Isle of Mann, the
beginning of June, 1814.


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From London Direct for
Whitehaven

Now Loading at Cotton's Wharf, the Brig
William
(Capt. CONNELL)

       Those  who  wish  to have goods in her
are requested to forward their orders immed-
iately, as Two Thirds of her cargo is already
engaged.

       -Apply to:
             John MACKINNEY

Whitehaven, 11 September, 1813.


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Farming Stock

       To be sold in Public Sale,  on  Saturday
the 9th day of October, 1813, at the Dwelling
House  of  the  late  Joseph  DOBINSON,  at
Tallentire, in the Parish of Bridekirk,

       All his Farming Stock, consisting of

       Thirty-Two Head Of Cattle,

       Of the Long-horned  Breed. - Five  present
Calvers - 16 winter and spring calvers,  and the
rest Heifers of different ages.  -  Six good work
horses, One three year old colt, carts, ploughs
harrows and other husbandry utensils.

       N. B. All sums under firty shillings, ready
money; all at and above that sum, Six months
credit will be given, on giving satisfactory sec-
urity before the parties leave the sale. The sale
is to begin at Twelve O'clock.

The Winterage of the said Joseph DOBINSON's
Farm will be Let the same evening.

             I. ARMSTRONG, Auctioneer.
 
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