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MARCH Cow Cassette of the silt contains the follow ing, froin Turkey— " Admiral fatradron, cruizing off Tent dos, was ieinforced between the isth and the ISt! of February by four three-deckers, federal frigate!. and corvettes; and on the :la the Englilb forcer the (even forts which protest the paiTage of the Dar danelies, burnt to (hip of the line and alfo defiroyee fome frigates in the Charnel. In tree (pence, trey t negotiations, and propotals for accnrn modation, took place, and wete continued when tht lateft accounts came aw.q." MARCH 18.—Count Kollnwrath, our new Cover nor General of Tranfylvania, who has been here fo, fome time, has received orders to repair i:nmediately to Hermardladt. The Atiftrian troops in Tranfyl vania are to be confiderably reinforced. The dead of Pafwan Ogloti was fortunate for KufGa, as that I experienced warrior intended to put himfelf at tht head of one hundred thoufand men, and to man'. again( General Michelfun. Strong fufpicion hat been entertained of the cattle of Palwatt's death. Newport, AprU lop Obi. • ARMY. ACAPTAIN of a Welt India Regiment is de- Brous to smilliange with a Captain of a Regiment of One Battalion, eislarat home or the Eaft Indies. Apply by letter (EA paid) to A. B. New Exchange Cotee Honfe. STATE LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. THE Second Day of Drawing will be on THIMS• DAT, APRIL $3, when the Firft-drawn Ticket will be en titled to **pool. and every Ticket drawn that day mutt be a Prize. PRICE. Ticket Z sty z 8 o Half •£to 3 0) Eighth £ll2 o Quart r - 3 3 o Sixteenth - t 6 6 TICKETS and SHARES are filing at all the Liccafed Lottery Offiees in England, Ireland, and Scotland. STATE LOTTERY. THE SECOND DAY OF DRAWING WILL BE ON THURSDAY, APRIL 13, And the Firft Drawn Ticket on that Day will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. 93, Royal Ex change, who fold all the nit Drawn CAPITAL PRIZES in the !aft Lottery, are felling TICKETS and SHAR ES for the prerrnt State Lottery.—The Firft Drawn Tickets for the 3d, and 4th Days of Drawlng will be ago entitled to 20,030 i. each. General Bellegarde's cnrps ' after waiting nine months fur the furrender of the Cattaro, has returned to Tt jell, and will match into Carinthia to obtain its complement of men. Prince Bragathien, a brother to the Ruffian Lieu tenant General who commands under Gene: al Ben nigfen. has arrived here. Whatever may be Paid abroad of military move menu in our Monarchy, here we cannot perceive the lean trace of them : every thing wears the comfort able appearance of tranquillity. The prefent levie for completing the regiments are by no means fo conl fiderable as report hat made them ; as we underhand they are principally intended to difcbarge the unfit vicable men, and to take off fuch perfons as are ttfe lets and roper Annus as citizens. The few young men of credit who have been drawn from refpeeta ble houfes, hope loon to be promoted as Cadets and Subalterns. TO BE LET AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY. "THAT old ettabli(hed and well known Hnure, th e -L GEORGE INN in RYE ; which is the principal Inn on the Road from Margate, Ramfgate,. and Dever, to Killings, Eaft Bourn and Brighton.—Has a Coach to and front Londonfour times a week ; three Polt-chalfes In eonftant cmplov the principal part of the year; a well attended weekly Corn Market, with many other advantages. For Particulars, apply to Mr. Lewis Meryon, at Rye. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 25, ilk,. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tradin: to the EAST INDIES, de bereGy give Nake, That a General Coup of the laid Company will be held. at their Monk in Leadenhall-ftreat, on Thurfday the 16th of April seat, from Eleven o'clock in the forenoon until Sit in the ev , ning, to 33a110t in the, following queftions, agreeably to the Ad of the 39th 'a his prefeut Pattitity. cap. 89, " That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the " Court of Diredoti, of the 3)th July t8o6; whereby the Cant " mander and Officers of the fhip Lady Burgers are fully acquitted " from all imputation of mifeandad, in roved of the lots of that set Ihip" That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the 0 Court of Dircetors, of the 7th of Januai xBrl7; whereby the 1 1 6 Commander and Officers of the fbip Warren Hafting, are fully 45 acquitted from all Imputation of nalleonduEt, in rcfped of the lots of that Chip " " That this Court confirm the Unanimous Refolution of the 1 4 Court o!" aredors, of the tith of March 18.:7; whereby the " Commander and Owner of the thip Earl Abergavenny art fully 0 , acquitted from all imputation of nested or mifcoudu . t, in re -4 (pea of the lofs of that fb:p " In order to determine by fuch ballot whether three parts In four of the Proprietors prefent at fetch General Court concur with the Court df Diredors in acquitting the Commanders and Owners of the Wye Lady Burgefs, Warren Hollings, and Earl of Aberga sonny, from all imputation of neglect or rolfcandudt, refpedting the Ws of thofe feveral fhips. WILLIAM( RAMSAr, Sec. , TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. • . LADite AND GENTLIMLN, THE diflinguithed honour which you have been pleated to confer upon me, by replacing me in your Court of Diredors, demands my warmeft acknowledgments: and I beg leave to allure you it Will be my earneft 'endeavour to evince my gratitude by a faithful, diligent and co:lac:idol:a difcharge of the important duties which will devolve upon me. With the greateft rcfpedt, I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged and molt obedient Servant, GEORGE SMITH. George-ftreet, Mai Son Houfc, April tt, 1807. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES and Gawri.emeN, IMPELLED by the Honourable Ambition to be &Riga:hid by your favour—l became a Candidate to furtly the Vacancy that had occurred in your Court of Dirgelora by the Death of Sir Stephen Luthington ; and itecordingly went to the ballot ob the Bth init. but high in Numbers as I then api , eared on EdyouritAfti, I was tuifucecfsful, a eircumftance that I ought cot to eon • Eder a misfortune, when I reflea that the liberal fuppurt you Go ge beroufly afforded me on the oceafion, furnithes the ftrongeft atfu tances that I floU ultimately attain my objedt ; permit me, therefore. to Wick, that cn thc occurrence of aVacancy at any future period, you Will continue yotir Indulgent Itinciners towards me, and fuffer him td entreat tkat you will aezept the tribute of my grateful ac knowledgments, for the obligations you have conferred on me, and which will ever be deeply impreffed on my bofom. I am aware that many of my Friends were engaged for the more fortunate Candidates, who had prior claims on their farrago—To their aid at attott :` form, I (hall look up with emboldened hope, as I (hall to others who, from various caaa,might have been pre vented from fulfilling their intentions to vote for me in the late i 'fiance. My pretenfions, Inch as they are, are before you. and in the event of my lice ming one of the Dircetors of your Affairs, it dial' be my particular Rudy. as it will be my bounden duty, to merit your approbation, and thew finfcif worthy of your Choice. I have the honour to be, with the utmoft deference, and with every fentiment of refreel, Ladies and Gentlentai, Your obliged, faithful, and obedient humble rti vent, JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN. ll:.rtey Place, April 13, Teo?. • WANTS a fituation as Hotife Steward and Butler, a Ready man, a native of Scotland, who wisely under. Rands the managenient of a family and si.ho can be Well recom• mended by the molt vs:fineable family in London *ban ht now is, has no obledtion to go to Ireland with a nobleman's A line addrce'ed to \7. P. at Mr. Lloyd's, Book (Alec, Harley arect, will he duly atttridcd tin . . . WANTED for a Gentleman and bis Wife,'With two Servants,ll..ard and Lodging in a relpeEtable Farmer's Wore, where nothing will be hoted lur but the ;,ftial Family fare, 3ny of the following parts of the Country vie. l'orkthire, Nor. ' N rthunaberland, or Wales. Any who ibis Advertiretnent hu? I ut, will he pleated to achlrefs (Foil paid) A. B. C. informing .. terms ,&.. at Mr. Lodges, Newanan, Na b, Buckingham • rivet, Fiteroy•lquare. London. NA. The lead peffible :rouble may be retied on. THE CANADA% This day were publifhed, in a fplendid and very latge Volume, In Q . !iatt co, illuitrated with 3 0 cop pc rpla ;es, engraved from original 4rawingstaken on the fpot by the Author, price 21 ass. boards, TRAVELS thrtiug,ll the CA NADAS, containing a deferiptlim of the pidturefque fcenery oo forte of the Ri vera and Lakes, with an account of the produdieus. commute, andinhabitants of thole Provinets ; to which is fubjoined a COM. paratinview of the manners and cuttonts of fcveral of the Indian illations of North and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq. Deputy Poftmaller-General of Drina) Nunit America &c &C. Printed for Richard Phillips, Nu. 6, Bridge-itrect, blaektriars, and to be had of all Bouki.-hers N.B. A few copies of the pl;tes %%Hell have been beautifully co loured in the manner of the original drawing", have boen &tie up In a feparate atlas, and the work. with this elegant accompaniment, slay be had at Thee Guia....s per copy. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. N EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirabiy fitnated in Portland Place, and Stud up in the molt elegant ftylc a few months ago ; toge ther with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is moftly new. may be taken at valuation For further particulars apply to Williim Pordon. Architeet, No. 59, ficruer's-ltrect, who is authorifed to treat for the fame. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Friday, the loth of April next, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 701 IMPORTATION. 77 pieces/ Brandy and Spirits 3 ditto Capers Mi so ds. of Brandy a cafe Liqucrice 453 P iee44 l White Wine 1 calks Ar g ol 237 hbds. 3 ditto Olives iSo pieces Picardoti Wine t ditto Spanifh Green toy bhds. Mufcadel ditto 53 bales Bottle Corks 567 pieces Red Wine a Cafe Anchovies 7 calks Stick Brimftone 2 bales Bay Leaves ,y ditto, and a bale Almonds s ditto Bay Berries (in the melt.) 2 ditto Liquorice Root 4 ditto Cream Tartar Being the condemned parts of the Cargoes of the Expedition, Nordfeldt, and Marianne, captured on their voyages from Cette by his Majesty's Ship ACTIVE,R. Mo ws &ov a Efq. Captain. Alio, 94 ViPes,l Brandy birds. S 7 6o pipes Red Wine 6 ditto Red Port ditto 37 ditto White Wine, Being the condemned part of the Cargo of the Danifh Ship Ger mania, H. VMs, Mafter, taken on her voyage from Barcelona by the private Ships of War Minerva and Lively. s cafes bound and unbound Books t trunk Wearing Apparel 47 bags Rice z 9 ditto Caiavances. zs kegs Tar 5 Table Spoons and s Forks (Silva) s Plated Candidlicks, Condemned as Prize to his Majefty's Schooner FELIX, Re. 800 rtiv a, Efq. late Commander, taken out of the Spanifh Schooner. Alfo, 4 bales Cardin Oranges t ditto French Berries 5o butts Allum, Imported from Leghorn. Alio, 4 hhth. Tent Wine 2o bottles 6 bales Liquorice Root I ditto Almonds, _ _ Reftored to the Claimants ex Fox, J. Ds usemoteo, Matter. Alio, a Quantity of wood bound Pieces, Pipes, and Hoglheads, (emptied, per Ida Margaretta.) The beautiful copper bottomed Schoonerles AMIS, piexced for guns, well found, and a very fait railer. DI sxmoNs--Leogtb, raft. 61n. Breadth, soft. solo. Depth Admeafures 128 t3-94ths tons. Has a deep *Alt, and is calculated to carry i cargo proportion able to ber dinienfions. The fine coppered Ship PRINCE of WALES, has a figure head sad quarter galleries, pierced for --•guns, (if not previoufly dif poled nf) of the following dimenfions : Length 84ft. Breadth sift. tin. Depth of bold rift.6in. Height between deeks. 6ft. admeafures 264 tons. She is a very fubitantial, well built vellel, fuppofed about four years old, has jult been thoroughly overhauled and examined by an eminent Ship Builder, and completed with a new Guth upper deck, e3pftand, windlafs, and a double tier of Rate rooms, and every other requifite fot as armed Welt Indlaman. Both tbefc carets way be fent to lea immediately, only wanting men and provi&ons, end are therefore highly deferving the attention of merchants tra eli:,g to the American Cok.nles, who have alto an opportunity of laying in a very fuitahle affortment of Goods at This port, very rarely to e met with. The Prince of Wales Is completely rigged, andready to load at an hour's notice. Her jtores are very shun. ernt, and in excellent condition. Mfo, the KOFF JOHAN WILHELM, Pniflian built, round ftern.—Length 82ft bin. Breadth eat. Depth 91t. Suin —Ad rneafors 159 11.94 tons. She is Bat floored, very hurthenforne, and well found. Alto, purfuant to dlredliowi from the CommilTioners for the Care and Dirpofal of Pruffia'n Property. the brig M.ERCURIUS Length, 92ft. bin. Breadth, salt. sin. Depth _ Admeafures aco tom. She has lately undergone tome repa is at this port, and is # firm good vac!. The KOFF PETRUS. Length 86ft Breadth soft 7in.—Admenfurei t6o tons.. A flit floored burthenfome 4effel, in gooJ condition. Alto her Cargo, contiftirg of empty Bourdeaux Wine Calks. Thsfe V•ffels are admirably calculated for the Baltic, timber and maft trade, or any other where burthen is required. Ago, ten bales of Liquorice Rout, part of the Cargo of the Pap penburgh brig Maria. For (ample:, inventories, and hirther information, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth, Who has for Private Sate, About too Blbes. Cannon Powder ; 800 z, feet Dutch Oak Plank. A depofit of as per Cent. will be required on the Vertls and Goods fold at Public 3als, and the remainder on ogbeforc skliveti. WARSAW, MARCH i 2. An officer belonging to the Pan guard of nobles with his tlajelly the Emperor, arrived here yeller day, from the head quarters. Accurding to his re port, the evening before his departure, intelligence had been received that General Dnmbrovelki's divi lion had made itfeif mailer of one of the fuburhs of Dant2ic, known by the name of Fahrwalfer. T. thoufand cavalry of that divilion had marched for the Grand Army at Oflerode. The fecond regiment of the Full Polilh Legion, under Colonel Staniflaus Potocki, marched out to Ptaga yellerday, from whence the lift Regiment of the Bavarian Cavalry defiled on the fame day. Our Journal of to-day fays, that the Grand Duke of Berg, at the head of Come fquadrons of cavalry, and fupported by the divifmn of General Zalout zeck, had driven a corps of Ruffian buffars and Cof lacks, making ten fcpradrons altogether, from Nieden burg, Willenburg, and the circumjacent country.— Several Ruffians were killed, and one hundred made prifoners, and they were purfued, in a Rate of difor der, three 'leagues. After this glorious affair, the PLlilli battalions rejoined their divifion. COPENHAGEN, MARCH a 4. A vefrel which arrived yefterday from Dantzic, which place the left n the 17th, brings the follow ing intelligence :—According to the Koningikrg journal of the lath, the pofitions of the French and Ruffian armies remained the Arne. The former were fortifying thetnfelves in Brauniberg. Prince Bagrathion, who had joined the army fince his re turn from St. Petedburgh, had brought the Order of Alexander for General Leftocq, and a gratuity of 35,000 roubles. The Pruffian General Tauenzein had been exchanged. The environs of Dantzic, the Eaftern part excepted, was wholly occupied by French troops,whn were engaged in drawing off the water that runs through the place, and turns feveral mills. The Pruilian garzifon exceeds 16,000 men. A letter from Dantzic, of the 14. th, fays : "Twenty thoufand men, moftly Poles, arc lying round this place. General Kalkreuth has arrived here with a reinforcement of zdoo Coffacks, and has taken the command of the place. We are taking the moft efficient means of defence. The fuburbs are already deftroyed, fo that 8000 people are without houfe or home. A very aria military police is eftablithed in the interior. No affemblages are permitted in the ftteets, or any of the public places." MALMOE, MARCH 20. On the 9th intlant two Swedi(h (hips of the line, King Gullavu• HI. and Prince Frederic Ad , Iphtts, Called from Carlfcroon with feveral detachments of troops, &Rifled for Pomerania. The French con tinue to defert in great numbers ; they have not made the lea progrefs in the liege of Stralfund. • LOWER ELBE, MARCH in. According to a letter from a French officer, dated Molten, near Colberg, the 14th inflant, that fortrefs is now blockaded. Several engagements have lately taken place in the neighbourhood, which turned out to the advantage of the French. A company of Bo naparte's gendarmes d'urdonance, is employed at the blockade. . . HAMBURGH, MARCH 30. The Head Qbarters of the French army continued at Oflerode on t e 22d init. P. S. The lateft accounts from :he theatre of war Teem to announce great events. It is repotted‘that the right wing of the French army, tinder Martha' Mama, has made a movement upon the left of the Ruffians. If this be true, a decifive aaiou appears inevitable. The alarms excited by thefe movements are compenfated by new hopes of peace. Alt the letters from the theatre of war fay that propofals of peace have been made ; and it is known that the ne= gociations, to which the p.efence of M. de KIM( at the French head quarters have giVen rife, are not . yet entirely brolcca off. HOUSE. OF LORDS, MO:sit/AY, *Pall al.• . 1 The Earl of Dar.carrn and the Margilis - of Muni t s:v wervi introduced with the cuibimary formatiri, s, ard.took the Oathsasid their feats, as Barons of the United Kingdom. • RIARCtIIIS OF STAFFORD'S WITIMI. r • The ()viler of the Day having been read for firm mooing the Peers on the notice of Morino given tya , the Marquis of STAFFORD. the N 'islastlitts •ofe, for the purpofe of fubmittitig to their Lordfhtos t Refolution, which he felt flout anxiety they should rd apt. Some apology he felt was due to their Lard. 'ips, for troubling them on this occsfion. He re, vetted that the duty of addreffing their Lotdlbips tad not fallen upon tome one more adequate to dif. charge it with impreffion and effeft titan he could pretend to be. Citeumflances, however, might arife which would MHO &eh an attempt on the part of any Noble Lord, and impofe it as a paramount duty ms him to come forward with the declaration of the fentiments which he might conceive to prevail in thin Houle, and in the country. It was upon thefe prin ciples that on a former occafion he gave notice of a motion, which was prevented by the diffolottion of chat Adminiflration againll which it was aimed. Tire objed, however, which he fought, was only partially obtained ; for the Adminiftration which focceedvi was not conliittred its the manner that he, and thof who add with him, had reafon to expeEt. It was • onneeelfary for him to bring to their Lordfhips' re colleCtion how that Aimtniltration expired with :he great man who was at the head of it ; or the cir zumltances which led to the formation of a Govern nent combining in itielf pet fins of the higtita conti. deration and talents, and enjoying, to an almott unprecedented degree, the good opinion of the coun try. That.Adminiar.tion his Ivlajelly had been ad vifed to difmifs, to the infini•e regret of the country.. Having given his cordial fupport to the late Ministry, Alrich he did from a firm convidion that they poi feffed both the ability and the inclination to render' ‘ervice to the country, he felt it to be his duty to re cord his good opinion of them. In d.ring fo, he would avoid introducing any- matter or exprefli rti which could by any poflibility be conftrued into a rtfledion upon that exalted Perfonage, for whom lie had the molt profound veneration and refpeCt. The Noble Marquis concluded with moving the following refolution : Refolved," That this Moore, feeling the nocefficy of a firm and ftable Government at this nii.ft important culls of public affairs, is imprelTed with the deeptft regret at the charge which has taken place in his Majeity's Councils, and that filch regret is greatly in creafed by the cause to which fuch change has been afcribed ; it being the opinion of this H htfc, that it is contrary to the fiqt du ties of the IVilnifters of the Crown to reltrain thzinfelies by any pledge, expreffed or implied, from giving to his Majtfty any advice, which in their ju,:gment, the ccturfe of• circumftancei may reitaar acceffary for the honour and fezurity Of his dominions." The Earl of ABERDEk.N laid, lie would nett give his affent to the Refolution propofed by the N 'bee Marquis. Although it appeared in the (hap.: of a general truth, and fait of abttrad prop. , fi!lon, yet as it was avowed to be brought fat war d for the pio pole of approving the condoet of the late fslii;iaers, he could not, as difapproving of that condoit, give it_ his concurrence. there were two pal tit, to the ept4- tion ; the late Minifters, and the Prerogative. He trolled that Noble Lords would be Callltl•HiS, left, ia approving one line of condud, blame Should not be tacitly imputed to the other. Minitters, it ap peared referved to thcmfelves a tight of renew ing a fubjeet, which they knew was difirgreeable to his Majefty. Was it ther,:fore farpriling that Its Majay Ihould require from thefe Minifters the altar- . ante he did ? His Maje:ly was placed in thole cir- • cumflances that he had no other alternative. S rtne allution had been made in that Houle. and other places, to ferret advifers. Thefe advifers were no other than thole uptight and confcientions principles by which every ad of his Majelly's life had been go. verned. The Noble Marquis had confidered the prefent quefiion as deeply involving the Conilitution. ,He Should not have troubled their Lordthips, it he did not confider hirofelf as pleading the caufe that Conaitution ; and in oppoling the motion of the Noble Marquis, he felt that he gave the belt proof of the refped and veneration with which he regarded it. The Earl of HARDWICKE felt no hefitation in giving his opinion on the queliion. He fli•nrld think that it was irnpalible for any man to refute his af fent to the fira part of the motion. The neceffity of a firm and liable governinent at this important was not more evident than that the recent change in his Majeßy's Councils was a lubjea of deep and ge neral regret. For many of the cadent Members of I his Maefly's Government he had great pet fonal re. fpea ; but he was far from being of pini.,n, that they poffeffed any thing like the talents and rpialifications of thofe who preceded them. He could not liclp con . . fidering the late Minitiers as mofl injurioully treated, I and their nhjeds mifieprefented. They were accided ' of no left than of an intention to fubvert the Protef taut eßablithment, under pretence of affiinilating the laws of England and Ireland as to one objed, narne• ly, the admiffion of Catholics to the army and navy, tinder certain refirietions. He would appeal to a Noble Earl, who filled the office of Secretary of State in Ireland in I /93, whether fuch a pledge had not been then gi9o to the Parliament and people of that country 4.•'• - The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE faid; that at the time he brought in the Bill into the Irifb Par , liatnent, he Rated that it was in contemplation to in. troduce tire fame Bill here, ind alto to extend' it to the navy. Lord HARDWICKE was happy to have what he hadadvanced confirmed by the Noble person who' had fo great a Orate in promoting that salutary Men. fare. He could not fee what rational objerlion cou'rl be entertained againft giving his Majetty that power in one part of the empire, which he poffeffed in ano then By the AEI of 1793 his Majelly might appoint Catholics to naval commands in Ireland ; nay, he might appoint a Catholic Adritital to command on the IriOs Ration. In the army, Catholics might alto • become Gzuerals, but nOt Generals en the Staff itt PICTIMLLING OPPICB, April 8, THE OOMMISSIONERS for PICT LIALLING HIS MA3'EB777 Nairn do beech give Awake, That on Wednefday nest, gl)e rcth Inftant, they will be ready to mew Wets in writing (frakd up) and cat for fuch quanti ties of hi - iCUIT, made Mot whole Meal, arhe refpedtive Ma. nidadoters of that Ankle May think proper to oiler ; tube de livered in a month, by weekly proportions. into his Majefty's Vu uillius Srom at Deptford: and to be paid for by Sills payable with barred ninety days after date. N P. %kr foe a ids Toothy than Three Hundred Bags will be admi•nni. The Ciniditi ins of the Cootradt may be ken at tho Secretary's Office • -kird will be hod to Bey Tesler ix w6icie the price fall wet be iisfrrting saordi et lenge& or that gull oat be detoured to the Beard before oar o'clock ole the fail Wane:Pay next the tsdi iollont, nor useLfi the polio who makes tbe Tender, or fame perfect ea hie bobelf &Meade to anlioer %obi% eallodfipr, VICTUALLING °MCI, April 10,0107. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS AfAygs NArr, de &ray ewe Nada, That on Friday the 24th infant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, foaled up, and treat for the fupply of what VEGETABLES !ball be dentantled for the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and Veffels at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk. for twelve months certain, ft., •1 the clay of Contract; to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety clays after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be leco at the Secretary's office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. John Walter, at Yar mouth. lie:rerard mill be tad to any ?ender in jerireflall not be infetted in 'Ward! Ji length, or a:deficit net lie delivered tc the Board le. free One o'Clock on the fail friday the I.4th infiatet, no► cods/i the .Perfon veto mates the Teasley', or owe Perfon on bit behalf, anemic to onfere► when called ,