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t 7 II. II E (4)031 THEATRE MT THIS PRESENT E be perform THE MERCH Bass3gio, Mr. C. KEN Gratiaeo, Mr. FARLEI Shylock, 'Cobb), Mr. EMERY; Portia, l'l Nerissa, Miss LOGA] . To which Will I,OVE Sir Archy Masai gir Callaghan O'Br Squire Oros Beau Mordea Charlon 11 04 , 10 re:w e The Iron Ch ;„...7- NEW NATI ROYAL AMPHITHEAT Under the Patronage of the Wales and rrHIS PRESENT 1 Friday 28, and Saturd this season) the Cotillion and After which (id time) a Ne Recitative Songs, Duets, Glee action, ice. forming a true au ctedinp and Glorious Event DESTRUCTION 01 In the Basque Roads, and est iny Scenery and Stage Incide ROISM of the BRITISH SE Gallant LORD COCHRAN conducted the Attack. Horsemanship by the the Ile elegant Tig To cowhide with FAIR Harlequin, Mr. Bologna Columbia Doors open at half past five at half pa-t eight. T 1 R. CLUTTERBU College of Physicians, t:tber.-:I Dispensary, will beg cc the Theory and Practie Chemistry, on Monday the marine, at his House, N BL:itriars, where further pa TO ARMY fi'Oß SALE, 216 Mil ]'sirs of Pantaloons ; - 11 I..adier Stocks, lined an d Is ii it the worse for wear, and t • - .llkr at very reduced prig , ter, Newport, Sliropldn COUNT WANTED, to rent ! ' pttiC:Mit, a middle Sig about 40 Acres of Grass LAM Dedfeed, ii rset, or Wilts, w not diJunt front a good mar over an extensive track of ci !ispensibly requisite.—App Cilhurn's Library, Conduit -4 PURSUANT to a L Chancery, made in a ca Cr•ditors, Legatees, and An I , :c of Gloucester-place, in +ceased, (who died in the m t..e ..:Oth day of-nay next, tc ei..gn their Legacies a n d nn one of the Masters of the said Chancery-lane,.l.c lot reremptorily excluded the . •FIN This :lay was pubibbed, p 1 ALOGUE RA Cbelongi::g to the Most in the Gallery of Cla• a the Pictures, and an tins :rid descriptive accounts char.:cteristic raerits'of the pt Viow of the new Gallery, Artrunents.--By JOHN BR Frinted tar Longman, Hur atr:. tine Author, cavistock-pl This day wa The Sixth Edition, r ev i se A TREATISE ON FF.MAI.E By I. LEXANDE Pro!es.or of Midwifery in 14.yal College of Physician burgh. With Hints' for the Trash (ants ant Children, by Dr. 1. ttsor of \lid wifery in the Ut i'rinted for Longman, Ht row, London • and Fe:er Hs This tiny :wn vniaraes I emo. with C.',UMMER EXCURS r,i ROSIIIRE, GLOUCEST: tin ostiIsr,HkRZIORDSIDRI BY EUZABETE Pri::tet: fir Longman, Hurst Of whom may be Nobility of the He :iv Wedding Day; a 1 • A'edding Day will ‘% . is t this description c inter,sting, the ch such as may be y.ry hoar. N'hat we ad: ti which is managed r. some degree the corn his day was published, in I:a•es, by Heath, ACCOUNT of t --%•• of m..\*.Es 13RUCE of to disc ever the Sourc By A I. I .XANDEI and Secretary for T!,:, I r ..ltime forms a most 1•• of Bruce's Travois; 1 ” • rant correspondence bt rs: Literary Characters i favour of t I'• for I.ongman, Hu oridon ; and Constable •a. ( It 10 ;.m tray be bad, IN f.t the Nib.... in the Ye ! ner.ond Edition correct f •• ,, !, a Lit,: of the Author, I th a volume of Copper-plats A few Copies are printed is Plates, rice 71,15. ilk bell . - ..., .... . — '-_'__ — rte - - ,- . ----- - -- -- -- ' -- , larr: - ' — s - c•-wrrPgq -- : — . 4371.+".•_-„ "^ , . . .. - *AI 11 s .!'i. - l . . , • .47flor' s . IFI - •I • • 61•••• ' ' ' *:.'. -, - ..... • • ..i. . . • . •:. f i s 4 • ' 4 • A . .... . • * ) 4 :3 { .... . ' 0 . i • \ • ... I, . . • • •••• ". I r r ' O..' • i A 't \'t • 2 .41.1 •ir , cx .4. i •-> :% : iNlit .. ,(• . • ~,„ ........ NI ._ . -. 1 iir (\,..__*.th it , i '' • . /*. V ._._ _ _T' , C TRSDAY, APRIL 27, 0 4 1 . tICE Si X-P: • . _ TO THE PIZ DPR irro RS OF EAST INDIA' STOCK. LADIES AND GENr4ICIIIENt Y the now declared resignation of Mr. MANstztr, I am enabled to fulfil the intention I communicated to you the 19t1i instant, of offering myself a Candidate for your Die rection on the first vacancy ; but which, I fear , the stb nouns .f the time appointed for the Election, will preck i e my doing per sonally to every Proprietor. Having resided eighteen years is India, and, since my return, much interested myself iu the Weirs of the Cutnisany. I feel cou fidence in my abilit y to discharge the important duties of a lA. esti or of its corceros; to which, should T succeed by your patro. nage, I b-g to assure you of my zealous devotion to your interests, a 4 the best proof of my gratitude for so distinguished a mark of your coofidence. I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentleman. Your faithful and obedient humble servant, • Leadenball-street, April 2Z, 180. JOHN PRINS!P. , London, ApFil IS, isoi. . A it numerous and respectable MEETING of PROPRIETORS of E.kfil . 6 - roe, held tide Day at the Cit r•of London Tavern, Bishopposite-strzot, PATRICK 'CR A W FORD BRUCE, Esq. ilrflie Oak, The followiqg Resolutions were unanimously agreed to ReSolVelly That JOn3 Cua mit I, Esq. late a Member of the Council at tort St. George, having served the East India Cans. pasty during a pe,riod of 23 years, and in the most dining - visit-4 1 situations, with great honour to himself and advantage to tlxlt interests, is pecOliarly qualified to be one of their Directors. Resolved, That the pre-eminent abilities of Mr. Chamier. and his acknOwledged experienee.in the Political, Revenue, and Corn tnercial departments of the Company's Service in India, cannot tail of being eminently serviceable at this important crisis in the management of their affairs at home ; and that it be submitted to the consideration of the Proprietors; the expediency of their elect ing as a Director a Gentleman who has been employed so many years in the advancement of their interest abroad, and whose con duct has received the uniform approbation of their Government in India, and of the Court of Directors. at recorded in their testi monials submitted to the Proprietors by Mr. Chamier. Resolded, i'lmt as Mr. Chamier is totally unconnected with any line of Intiitiess which can either divert Ins attention from the Company's affairs, or influence lie conduct in the management of them, he possesses greater means of acting independently and disinte:restedly, than others who are not similarly situated. The Committee having examined the result of Mr. Chamier Canvus, Resolved, That It is now become incumbent on him to proceed to the Ballot. P. C. BRUCE, Chairman. Resolved, TE-tt the thar.ks M this Me.:ting he given to P. C. Eruct., Es(i. for his zealous and able conduct in the Chair. Mr. Oa:nit:es Committee will meet every day, from ten till five o'clock, at the City of London Tavern, Bishemateestreet, where favourable communicatSons will bc gra tc i y rte i~el. TO THE PROPRIETORS Olt EAST INDIA STOCK. I.Aints AND GEN rLI:NIZN, IN cortseQuence of the Resolutions of the Proprietors of East India Stock, asses:Med yesterday at the City of Lou. Tavern, I embrace the earliest opportunity of declarirg my positive-detenniritino of going to the Ballot on the loth of May neat ; and I beg leave to repeat my sincere assurance to you, that if successful In my object, it will be m},t study to prove myself worthy of that honourable situation, which I am anxious to ob tain by means of your Suffrages. I have the honour to be, w::h great rtspnct, Ladies and Gentlemen, your most devoted Servant, Grosvenor-place, April 26. JOHN CHAMIER. TO BUILDERS. WILTS.—HOUSE OF CORRECTION. rl'H E Justices of ,the Peace at the General Qtrrter Sessions held at New Sarum, in and for the County of Wilts, on Tuesday the I Ith day of this instant April, having approved of a Plan for Building a new House of Correction at Devizes, la the said County, Notice is hereby given, That the said Plan, and the Elevations, Sections, and Specifications thereof, are left pt the office of the Clerk of the Peace, at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, for the of any person or pers:nia inclined to undertake the work. Persons inclined to contract for the building and carrying the plan into execution (except what relates to the Carpenters and Joiners' vrurks), are desired to send in their Proposals to the Clerk of the Peace on or before the S i 't day of May nett (sealed up), without signatures, bat with mottoes or other devices, ac companied with se.thid letters (marked on the outside with cow. responding mottoes or other devices) containing the names and addresses of :he persons seeding the same. The Proposals will be taken into consideration on Friday, th• 24 day of June next, at the Bear Inn, Delrises, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, where the parties who send in such Proposals are requested to attend JOilN SWAYNE, Wilton, April 17, 1809. Deputy Clerk of the Pea 0/A 1., iIAYMARKET. EVENING, APRIL 27, will med the Comedy of !HAM' OF VENICE. :MILE; Antonio, Mr. POPE; .Y ; Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR ; ;, Mr. COOKE ; ' • Launeelot, Mr. MUNDEN ; ktits NORTON, 11s1; Jessica, Miss BOLTON. be added the Farce of A-LA-MODE. linemen, Mr. COOKE ; Irallaihan, Mr. WADDY; ..iroom, Mr. LEWIS ; ordeal, Mr. SIMMONS; me, Miss LOGAN. :hat; with the Vliod.Boy. 'IONAL SPECTACLE. STILE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. their Royal Ifighnesses the Prince or Ind Duke of 'York. ' EVENING, APRIL 27, Arday 29, will be presented (2d time And Country Dance by Eight Horses— , New Nautical Spectacle, consisting of Glees, and Choruses, with appropriate , tid lively Portraiture of the late Pro in the 'F THE FRENCH FLEET :hibiting through a Series of interest. lents 'he IN TREPIDITY and HE. ;TAMEN under the Command of the NE, and other Officers who so Nobly notable Company, with Mr. Richer't! ight Rope Daticing tit the liarlequirtade, of RY LAND. la, jun.; Clown, Mr. Laurent ; me, Mrs. Parker. ; begin at half past six.--Ifalf price TUCK, Member of the Royal los, and one of the Inlysicians to the begin his Summer Course of Lectors: 'ice of Physic, Materia Maim. fifth of hug& at nine o'clock in the No. 1, Crescent, New Bridgeostreet, iankulars may be bad. CI.OTHIERS, &e. ilitary Caps, with Plates; 194 72 Pain of Half-Gaiters; and ICO . bound, with clasps. They are very and may be had separately, or the whele 'ees.—Apply, post-paid, to Mr. H. P. giSITRY HOUSE. . if for a Term, furnished, orto lard Modern built MANSION with id. The Counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Not'ld be preferred. A dry situation market town, and a right of sporting :ountry well stocked with game, are ply by letter, post paid, to A. Z. at .-qtreet, Bond-street. Decree of the High Court of 'awe Smith against Lord Somers, the ,nnultants of i'..IZABETH COCK', . the county of Middlesex, Spinster, month of May, 1808) are on or berm,: to coa.te In aa prove their deb:s, and Inuities before 3011.4 Ca 1/4 PILL L, Esq. aid Court, at his Office in Southampton 4.Lonslon, or in default thereof they will the benefit of the said Decree. !NE ARTS. • • prim 7:,. in decoy eve. and 20s. in loyal Eva. A tSONNE of the PTCTUR.ES Honourable the hlarints of STAFZ . ::vt4asid House, Lend on . 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Charms such as her's Would stir an holy hermit.—OTWAY. " Such Helen was, and who can blame the boy, " Taat in so bright a fla:ae eonsum'd his Troy t" • By MISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR. !.ondon : Pukshed by Tlinaras Ten ,NO.lii;opposite Bow Church. Clwapside; and sold by Allison, No. si, New Bond street ; a 4 J. tiutherlar.d, LeitL-street. tdinburgb. THE WATERING PLACES FOR 38b9 ~— This day was published, price 13s. in boards, IS.. 6d. in red, sr l Ss. calf, gilt, in one very thick and closely-printed Volume, illustrated with marly to Maps and Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA•BATHING PLACES in England and Wales, fur 11109, consisting of Accurate and Circumstantial Descriptions ce ever, Place of fashionable Resort, and of thaCuriositit s and Sec- Inery in their Environs, with au Itinerary of the Roads to assul Irons each Place. By the EDITOR of the P:CTURE of LONDON. 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Of whom may also be had, the PICTURE of 1,01•:DON for I ego, by the saute Editor, prise de. benrei la red. ' • • • V-1 In the Press`, and in a Month will be published, CHARACTERS of the late CHARLES JAWS FOX. Partly selected and partly written by PHILOPA'I RIS WA RV I C ENC IS. Printed for 1. Mawman, 22, Poultry ; by whom is published the CRITICAL REVIEW. SHEEP. 'This day was published, in Quarto, price 11. 11s. 6d. Illuitrated with a variety of Plates, A SYSTEM of SHEEP-GRAZING and MA NAGEMENT, as practised in ROMNEY MARSH. By DANIEL PRICE, Esq. of Appledore, Kent. Londxi : P;inted for RICUARD PIIILLIPS, bridge -street ; and to be hat , all Pouks,-Ilers. • This day was published, . In Six Vols. Post I 2rno. with Frontispieces, price 11. 10s. OR LANDO FUIZIOSO :'translated from the Ita lian of Ludovico Ariosto; wilt Notes, by JOHN HOOLE. Printed for Otridge and Bcai, R. Panlder, Cuthrll and Malik', Vernor ' Hood, and Sharp J. Walker, J. Nun u , R. 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THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLING HIS M.l.l,ESTr's NAY', do hereby give Nstise, That the Friday the sth of May next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for Seven Hun dred Tons of LIVERPOOL or coarse-grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodness; and for Five Hundred T01:9 of CHESHIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness, of which the Persons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples ; to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; one half by the moist of July next, and the remain ter by the 30th of September following, free of all charge and risk to his Majes-y, except that the Contractor will he al lowed Ts. I Id. per Ton for pralcrage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. A T a MEETING of the BAILIFFS, BUR GESSES, and COMNIONAL 1"1" of the Town and Bo rough of IPSWICH, in' the County of SUFFOLK, in Great Court, assembled at the hlooth.:II, in the said Borough, on the 21st day of April instant, pursuant to a requisition of the Port men of the said Borough, to address Lieutenant-Colonel G. L. WA ;tete, for his late conduct in Parliament ; An Address of Thanks having been moved and seconded, the same was rejected by a considerable majorits, and eke foll.risine Resolutions passed: Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Court, that it i 3 highly EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, April 18, 1809 improper at all times, but more especially at the present eventful . All Exchequer Bills dated in the Months Of March and April, crisis, to countenance public Meetings called for the purpo s e o f 1808, TO BE PAID OFF, returning thanks to any individual Member of the House of C o m e mons, however meritorious his exertions may have been in the 'T'HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA- public cause, when such thanks cannot be bestowed but at the JEST', TREASURY, hag e ye , Di r , t h,„,f ir paying 4s'l hazard of public tranquillity. That it is therefore with deep concern this Court Bath wit nesse d the Principal of Me above mentiowd Ex c h equer Bills, nvith the Interest E x d, 41 „„. , . Meetings of the above description, in which und er t h e co b we b due thereon, at the Exehepser Pill OiT ee , i n th e R em it's of pretext of the necessi:y of a Reform in Parliament and for party resolutions have passed seemingly calculated toexcita N.w Palace Yard, IV : styli' s: t er , en - S a t ur d a y, Sh e 20th d a y of ;Way, popular clamour against his Majesty's Government, and to alienate 1809, Attendance •zeill be given doily (Sunday s aid ifolidatts excels:l') L l'ilrY'ses , anti!, and incladitt g Monsicy the Nth of May, 1809, frog; Ten c'Cloci eke afi'ections of Ins loyal subjects from their duty and allegiance . t e hie sacred person; and that in consequence of such resolutions, in the ilfrorminsz till One in Me Afternoon, for the purple,. of receivisn the .. thie Court ehould•f.ei itself under the indispensible obllgat"on of • same. Aid, for the gre.ster dispatch, the hearers of the red Bills are e St, l 3.; . ,•expressin g its marked disapprobaticm of all such meetings ir ri d their desired to bring SEPARATE LISTS qf a s . a c c ar .h d: D r. fs Lri t p h t e is7 .,i f , I ill tendency. sctuated as it knows itself to he, by the purest mO - due thereon, compatedfrom,lse excluslinr the day- en .7:.14, they are respectively dated, to the said 20th day of May it,-. l usive, tarn to its country, and desirous of p er p etuat i ng to remote posterity Me Interest will cease ; and the sail !tearer: (trims.: Ilvdsrs or att) the blessings of our invaluable a n d hi t l eerto unr i valled Constl are indispensilly required to indtsre each Bill with th.-; r nsucl .i.tantrre ; tution. . • and to write their Names asS Residcnee at the I•7ftons si ro:h T.1...,,0te That this Court bath a firm reliance on the wisdom, energy, Lasts; and the said Bearers are moresver rersii:d to attend the Exche- and integrity of his Majesty's Ministers, whom they look to with quer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the rrzcs Bills, and give confidence for bringing forward at a seasonable opp o rt un i ty suc h the Receipts for the same. measures as will tend tffectually to the tuppreseion of any public finny of the Holders if the aforesaid Bills Mould Le dairons of rfre:ving abuses which May Insensibly have insinttatell th e m se l ves -i nto arty Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to she said EsOth day of department of the State, and for providing such salutary checks as May, they may be accommodated on computing the Interest, to the day may prevent their futur e recurrence. on whisk they at ishto be paid, aid leaving the said Bills for examination That this Court approves the conduct of its Repre tette*. one day filar thereto. giving their vote conscientiously on the late definite Question rile Such Persons at may be desirous ef haviri; new Exchequer Bills in IlPecting his Royal Highness the Duke dr YORT:. who!, cr in part Payment r Principal, upon marking new Bills, That its Thanks are due to SAblUti Tnoestnice and Wt 1r mentioning the amount at t e bottom of their Lists, delivered OPI or I.lesm BATLLY, Esquires, the Bailiffs, for convening it on theh before Me Bth of May, 1809, may be accommodated with new Bills present occasion , and for their jutiicionS arid imparifal condu ct corryiul an Interest ofthree peace halfperv, by the day, on every One respecting the business brought before them.' - Huard Pounds, 'which sail New Bills wilf tear data the said Seth mi t t h ree R 1 1 ere ut ons signed by the Town Clerk be published day I May, 1809, end will be &revered on Thsiraay, the 25ta of h i l b s te va,a, Courier, Son, and 'limes, London Papers, and us • May, aid Me folly wing Days. - the Ipswich Journal, Bury Post, and race Herald. - N. B. MI Exchequer Bills dated prior so March, lade, have . S. JACKAMAeI Town Clerk. been advertised to be pilled, and the Interest thereon has ceased. lEswieir, Aso?. . Arai', 4., 4 4-. i.....t 01.06z5g0a ., .. a • „ . '....11 41er 3 O .' .. . The Conditions of the Contracts maybe seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors of the Salt Dutko at Liverpool, and at hliddlewich in Cheshire respectively. No regard will Le hod loamy Tessler in which the price shall Rot he Rrettedii worts at length, or that shall Rot he delivered to the Roar 4 before One Allah on Mc said Fri.lay the 5M .111ay seta, nor unless th . Person who males the Tender, or some Person on his &shelf, ottendr t carrier TAM call,/ far. - J C ~ j~ I • This day were published, In two largo Volumes Bvn. price tl. 3s. boards, I ...4 ,ITERARY MISCELLANIES. By JAMES MASON, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster► row; Ihnd J. Ridgway, No. 170, IMPROVED VERSION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, IN THREE EDITIONS. This day was published. THE NEW TESTAMENT, in an Improved Version, upon the basis of Archbishop Newcnnsb's New Translation ; with a corrected Text, and Notes critical and expla natory. Published by a Society for promoting Christian linowlelige and the Prktice of Virtue by the distribution of lion!ss. Royal two. on tine Paper with Maps, price lbs.—Royal 12nas. with zaps, price 85.—Derry I smn. price Sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 14, I 809. i TO THE COMMISSMNI:RS for VICTUALLING F 3 - I ,? r '' R... , s MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereby gene Notice, *DIP 1 That en Friday the 2Ath instant, they will be ready to receive an the Tenders, in writing, (sealed up) and treat for Tiro Hundred Tons reetiot of Cheshire., Derbyshire, Warwickshire, or Gloucestershire the tie CHEESE, or Che es e o f equa l goo dn ess; to b e d el i vere d i n one sonalll Month into His M a j esty ' s Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports-, Has much mouth, and Plymouth, in the proportions hereunder mentioned, fideac Deptford - - 60 Tone. rev or Portsmouth - - 80 nage, a.; the Plymouth - .. 60 —2OO. your I And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's trade Ogicc. 1 , No regard will le had to any Tender in which the price shall not be in :tried in words at length, or that shall not be Adj.:wed to the Board before A S : one o',losi on the said F r iday th e '2Bth instant, nor onless the pawn Day trio a im makes the Tender, or some person on hi s behalf, attends, to IMITMI I ni.l.en coiled for. rs. VICT( I .ILiIIV FFIGE, April 17, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVY do lamely give Notice, That oa Tuesday the sd of May next, they will be ready to re ceiveTogders in writing (sealed up) and treat for what COOPERAGE STORES, And Town made COOPERS' TOOLS, the service of this De partment may require, fir the space of twelve months from the date of the Contracts; to be delivered into His Majesty's Vie twilling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. Ns reward grill be had to aaa Theler in salad, the price shall not la letiertad is words at length, or that sh,dl not be delivered to . 'he Board before Oat **Clock on the ,ail Tne..day the ed of May next, stir maker the Person tam male, the Trader ' s,. row Person 011 hi, iehay, to ortswer teier r74',111;r. VIC7I/ALLT2VG-OFF.ICAT, April 20, 804. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1118 ALIJESTra jiMPT; ds hertis :rive Notice, That on Tuesday the 2d of May neat, they will be ready to re , cave Tenders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for FIFTY TONS of COCOA ; to be delivered, free of Ctisrotns and Excise Duties, sne half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortnight fterwards, into. His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and for ONE IitINDRrD TONS of good sound VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO ; to be delivered also free of Duty, one half thereof in one mow!), and t'..e other half in one month after wards, into Hie Mak,sty's Stores at the Ports, and in the pro .portions under-mentioned, viz. DEPTFORD SO Tons. POR'T'SMOUTH SO PLYMOUTH 20.—1 00. To be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after .. date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tares Office. N. B. Samples of the Cocoa to be produced with the Tenders. No regard will be A. •d to oxy Tender is which the Isrh.e shall not to iNeetted in word, oilorgth, v that shall not he &livered to the Board be fire one o'shul.ea the said nesday the 2d of May next, nor wakes the P who 'nabs -the Tea:dre, or some Perm on iir behalf, 'Moak to WIPTI.fr Tani called for: " 11.