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MX11.4 ST. KITI'S. ST. VINCENT. Tbe said Commissioners v. ill also, on the same day, be ready to receive Tenders in Writing (se tied up), at•.d treat for a Quantity of PRIME IRISH SALT' BEEP and PORK, automating in the a7gregare to about 'l'll El TEEN THOOSA,ND NAVY TIERCES of the former, and about SIXTEEN TIIOUSAND I NAVI"I'IERCES of the latter, all to be cured in the' ensuing Season, and to be delivered into his 44:sty% Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth,4sths in Maces, and 1-s•h in Ilarrelc, and in such proportions at each Port as shah be hereafter rtvired ; One-half thereof on or *fore the 28th c.: February, and the other 1141 f u 0 or before the .llstllay, ins ; ;,.:11 to !,e paid for by hills, payable without Interest Sixty Days date: but as the raid quantities of Beef and Pork inc7tide the estimated Quantities which will be required : . or the use of the l.aud 7 .:*orces at Gibraltar, and the Weit s lndia Colonies above specified, is ga he understood that, in the event of ::eparato Contracts being :a'.tett for those Colonial Deliveries, the estimated Quantities thereof ill bc abated from the Aggregate Quantity. proposed to be con :ranted for, for delivery at the Home l'orts. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Five nun. .!:ed Tierces of Berf, or Five Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be - ed. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office, or by aplying to Mr. Dunsterville. Agent tor the Victualling, at Carle; to the Oillectors of his Majesty's Customs at Linteriek, relfast,l4ewry, and Waterfor 1 ; and to the Secretary to the rust za:s:vr-Gerteral at Dtahlin, respectively. The Tenders for the Cultinial Horne Deliveries must be sepa -..;e., and must specify the Price:: in words at length, and be delivered :e :he: frO4rti btfore . One o'Clock on the Day appointed, and must aceompanied , by a Letter, signed by two t.!sponsible Persons. et.gaging to become haund to ;he Crown.with the liarty.Tenderlng. ...:;the penal Sum of One third of tha Amount of the Contract, fur :he due Performance of the same . : and Abe Person who nrkvs the. Tender, or some Persan on ai, b::balf; onto atteralto am - le:when calkd for. *ME SCIENTIFIC GAZETTE.—.SIR HUMPHRY DAVY. riis day was published, in Quarto, price Bd. or, on stamped paper, to send by post, Teo-pence--with a fine Pot trait of Sir Hum. phry Davy, by permission, Nos. I. and 11. of ►IMIE SCIENTIFIC GAZETTE; or, LIBRARY of MECHANICAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY, and DISCOVERY; with numerous Wood tagravings, and oc, casional Portraits engraved on Steel. The Work is Edited at the London Institution, by C. r. Partingtoa, author of an 6, Historical and Descriptive Account of the Steam Engine," Lecturer at the London, Russell, Meehan es', andother Institutions, &C. &C. assisted by several Members of the Society of Civil Lngineers, and other Cattlemen of acknoledgeti Science. Published every Saturday. London : Published by Thomas l's•tvr, Ludgate !till, 3041 1011 by all Booksellers and newsmen. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1825. HAYTIEN COMPANY FOR MINING, (UNDER AN EXCLUSIVE G RANT MITA INED. Tama Tug GOV ERN 3IENT or Il A YTI), AND ton °urea PURPOSES. PAISICENT. The Most Noble the Marquis of DOWNSHIRE. VICE•PAINIDENT. Sir THOMAS DYKE ACLAND, Bart. ALP. MENTORS. The Right Hon. Lord NUGEN.T, M.P. Chairman. Sir .lAAIES MACE INTO:111, M.P. Deputy Chairman. Henry lirnusharn, Esq. M.l'. James Hunter, tun. Esq. Col. Sir Ilenry Cooke, K.C.B. J. B. Lousada, pm. Esq. Th.: Hon. Cain. Curzon, R.N. P. J. Pigou, Esq. Lyndon Evelyn, Esq. ai.r. Clarks Tennyson, Esq. Mtn Ebener:r Venue , Eq. Wm. Wilberforce, jun. lib+ ileseltine, Esq. IL O. Wbeatherky, Esq. Richard Heal% Esq. Michael Williams, Esq. (of Ahuon hill, Esq. Truro) Frederick Lanky, Lousada, Esq. and Julia Lowe, Eq. Messrs. Frys and Chapman, Butanquet, Put, Anderson, and Franks. souzitoas. Messrs. DaNtts and Chatfield. • VIE BANKERS and SOLICITORS Of the above named COMPANY, silf receive applicatons for Sham until Friday next, the 15th instant, at Four o'Clutk. 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CADIZ, JUNE His Britannic Majesty's frigate Active, Hon. Carr. Rodney, arr ived here on the 411th instatar.,,frorn Algicre and Gibraltar, having, on board the Portuguese 'iii- nister, M. Pereira, to the Dey of Algiers 4 and a son of I Sir B. Bloomfield. The Envoy paid over t 6 the Dey 64. 000 dollars. His Highness expressed himself satisfied, and the ancient relations if friendship were renewed Letween the two • Governments, when the Portuguese Consul was per mitted to land, and to *mime his diplomat'c functions. ' When the Active arrived in the Bay of Cadiz, she was hailed by a French brig of wa-, which is stationed at the mouth of the bay to enforce the quarantine laws ; tint Commander of the frigate replied, that as he was corning into a Spanish port, he would recognise no flag but that of the Spanish nation. A mutual exp'anation took place, and the boat belonging to the Board of Health was immediately dispatched to put the natal questions to the frigate, when they were informed that she had come from Algiers. Though having remained at Gibraltar seven days, and at the same time producing a clean bill of health, yet a question arose as to the propriety of her being admitted top atique? Au ex traordinar y Board of Health assembled at three o'elo:k to decide this important matter—President, the Corn mand:r.in-Chief of. the French fortes. The Frenc4 interest at the Board was against her being admitted, unless she passed her usual quarantine; but the Spa flier ds felt so pleased when they were intorarei; that the British commander would not ack no xledge the Fren:h flag, that they all voted that she should be atl;rwed pra. tique t Her boats were consequently perMitted to come ea ,ahere on Sunday morning, about seven o'cleck, after reinainin 4 24 hates - in quarantine groun,L Tae Tuesday. tollowing,"the packet 'from En ;land errivei off Cadiz, having a passage of - tt • days.— She was brought to by the French - brig about seven o'clock in the everting, in the quaranti ne • gr O un d,- to await the arrival of the health officers; tote ri - omerit.the commanding officer of the Active saw ber enter the bay, he manned his boat and went alongside cf the packer, to know what assistance he coul' render her, or if she required any? at the same time offeting to put on shore immediately the mails, and to provi,!e 11,r with such necessaries as she might stand - in need of.— When the Captain of the French brigsa.v the Active's boat alongside she picket, he sent anuncertin nt mel; — sage to know who had the tenterito* to board the packet without his orders r The answer returned wa*, hat the commanding officer of his Britannic Majesty's frigate Active, agreeably to, and in conformity wih Admiralty orders, dared to board hi; Majesty's packet, land w uld every other English vessel which should enter the Bay of Cadiz during her stay there, whe ther it should or should riot be agreeable to the French commander. The French cook offence, and they now say they will put. np no loner with such insults, but that their orders must be intpliciay obeyed. The Active leaves this to-morrow for her destination—all on board in perfect heAlth. It is supposed that the la'e regulations respecting the victualling of the Navy have been attended with good effect; that is, substituting, in some measure, a vere table diet for animal, and tea and Ct`COA fur rum. This, I have no doubt, in hot climates, and o i long voyages, will he foiind very conducive to health. Mr. R chardson, who was here a few days ago in his yacht, and from whom 200 sovereigns lipd been taktn by the Spaniards at the gates of ih: city, was obliged. by advice of the Consul, to compromise toe matter for fifty pounds. lie got 'the remainder restored to him, with a few family trinktts, which liapp.nei to be in the same box. This should operate a useful le,io ► to othets who may feel inclined ts, sisit the remains of the beautiful city of Cadiz. SOUTH AMERICA. _41111._ We yesterday stated, that the advice. from Bogota, which are to the 18th of May, confirmed the statement we made some time ago, of Olaneta having been defeated, in Upper Peru, by General Sucre. It ap pears that two actions were fought, one on the 241, and the other on the 4th of March, and that they took place in the neighbourhood of Ls P. z. Tne d;spersion of the Spanish force was complete. Olaneta had eseaFed, but had only a few followers with him, and was supposed to be making an attempt to cross the continent, with the view of gaining the Brazilian terri tory. We have no details of eitner of the above en agemenu ; but it is stated that Sucre, the Colombian eneral, was only enabled by the most skilful ma nceuvtes to bring him to an action, and that his success was complete and decisive. A Mr. Elbers had submitted a proposal for raising a loan to p:ty off the internal debt of Colombia, Which h! offered to do at par. It was not accepted, and the Congress adjourned. An application had bce i made tor the Congtes in behalf of the Peruvian Legislative Body, t to prioot the. residence of Bouv*tt in Lima till the meeting of Congress in 1826, in order to cable that elustrious individual to consolidate the inexpendeace ach eyed fur Peru by his courage and wisdom; The Swallow bss just arrived at Liver floin Callao, whence it sa led on the 16th Tuc letters received by this c liveyairee do -..1 4 - pool. direct . .11 of March. • o not cont.t . i& • . WELSH IRON AND COAL XINING .tO3I?ANY :! 'MU IS I:IEREBY . GIVIZS, that the tra44er4- BOoke of this Company will be SHUT from S.ITURDAY. the to SATURDA Y, sutli inciusive. • '• That. in• conformity vi*oh the Decidt , of Settlement. the first Agent of the Accounts having taken plice, the Directors have this I 'lay met for the purpose of receivin„; the Report of the Amlltors, v-hicb Report they have the pleature to inform the Prop:kw:l is ' I.:gidy satisfactory; and the Auditors having recommended that a ' .JIVIDEND at the tate of Twenty per Cent. per Annum on the :Autrey pc.id, from the respective times of Payment, arising out of ' :lit Profits of the Concern, should be immediately distribnted z.•:.iorig the Shareholders, the Directors have accordingly ordered :La: such DIV I DEN D of Twenty per Cent. be in the COI; EISE cf PAYMENT at this Office, on every day (Sunday excepted!, f7nna WEDNESDAY, the 20J), to SATURDAY, the 30th in • —.tit inclusive, between the bouts oi Twelve and Four, ant sub. , /nently on every MONDAY and VRIDAY, between the hours e• One and Three. ,<;honld any Proprietor be desirous of impecOng the Accounts et Balance Sheet, as made up by the Auditors, the same may be t7. - atriined by any Shareholder, on application at the Offices of the C..rotony.—By Order of the Board, JOHN LA WFORD, Secretary. 443, Broad-street Buildings, July 13, Tli2. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S PACI;ETS start from off-tbo Custom-house or the Tower, for CALAIS, daily, (Sundays excepted) ; DUNKIRK, every Thursday ; OSTEND, every 'Wednesday and Saturday; lIAMBURG H, every other Saturday; . . .Y.l ECU OUTiI, every Thursday Morning ; kIARGATE, every Wednesday and Saturday, at Nine o'Clock ; and alsu every Saturday, at One o'Clock. RADISG4TE and BR 0 A DSTA I R S,everyTuesd ay, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at Eishro'Cluck ; NEWHAVEN TO DIEPPE ever, Wednesday and Saturday, calling at /MU HTON PIER when the weather permits; RAMSGATE TO CALAIS, every Friday, and RAMSGATE TO FOULOGNE, every Monday. FOR the Conven'ence and Safety of the P u bli c , the time of Starting Is regulated to secure the entrance of she Packets Into the Harbours on arrival. Full Information may be had at the Agerits,viz.—Mr. Saunders, Calais; Mr.. Chapman, Dieppe; Mr. Salome*, D un ki t h • Mr. Crowe, Ostend; Mla r. ' eval, flamburgh ; Oalignani, Paris; ;Messrs. Laws and Son, Yarmouth ; Messrs. Squire and Edwards, Nonvieb ;- Mr. Carter, Margate; Mr. Black, Lucutribe's Library, Brighton, • Mr. Martin, Ramsgate ; Bull and Mouth, Western Coach Office,. 40, Regent Circus, Piccadillf ; Sharpns, 13, Cock spur-street • Middleton , 359, Exeter 'Change, Strand; Stevens's . Hotel, Ba nd-street; Brown's, Park -street, Oxford - street ; Elvey, 13. Fleet-sneer, Corner of louverie.street; hlyers', St. Peter's Alley, Cornhili;' at the Custom House Quay, and at The COMPANY'S OFFICE, 24, Crotched 'Friars. CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. 111.0SPECTUS Or THE LONDON SMELTING ASSOCIArioN. APATENT hav'n4 13;:en obtaile.l for improving the Calcination and Smelting of Ores, uptm a principle which leads to a reasonable ex2ectation,, that by means of it the Ores r-I , :d in the Colony of Cornwall may he advantageously saieked w.thin that County, instead of being (as heretofore) sold the Sim-Icing Comtames in Wales; a Company is proposed to be est dalished, in order to carry the Patent into full and cont rite eff;:ct. The objects of the Patent are to save rue, Tine, and Lsbour ; to preserve the sublimed matters, consisting principally of th- Ozydes of Arsenic, Zi Load, Tin, Copper, Ste. by condensing elern in vess, Is appropti.te for the purpose, by a process which is new and ingenious - taus not only saving in some cases more than Fifteen per cent . o f the metall-c Ore o t icrAt.:d on, hot also erno • pressing these polsotions.-ub cancels,- which carry dmtruttion to all v•getation in the 7 . cititty f such Works. . Experimeots'on a sorsa scale hale proved tht great benefits likely to arise from this Patent. whenever it m. 7 be brought into general usage; An.l in order to :u t eri t •ha -utility and %doom ; g: sin more exceed d'orin.ipLi s a P ovi,ional Committee will Jae ft•rineLto m ere I eip. eirenti is may warrant them In eua• h:ishinz a L top oy for CitOtting and Sme:tiag of Ores it: the County,of *Oornava4 sod other places." . • Bat preSiouslv to dring so, it is .proposed that the Committee J 3 receive only a deposit of £1 per Share on 4,000, to enable :!-ex. to purcha e the retpii ire nta.hinery„ Ste. to carry into effect tgeir ex;ntrinie ts, aid not to mak: any farther call until cieb ptrkd as th y are •atistied the objects of the intended Com pany auky be euzi.d into effect with. the certainty of success and Er.,;•dt, tbd7 fail in asteomphshing their expectation, the osiirlilocry, &:. willltst e oold,. and the proceeds of sale divided an:Jag the SubserhiVrst but in the event of niece's, o Meeting wilt be galled, and the plans and operations of the Company will he then made knoWn, and the vote of the Subscribers will govern tte,aota of. the Provisional Committee ; and when the Company a7allltse eataleished, the present Subscribers will have the prefer- epos off 00. Sh IT'S.. who, .until its furmation, will run no risk or wh to err as Copartners, or otherwise, beyond the loss of The-part of the ail per Share deposited, if - the experiments should I prove or.,ucceuful. The Pa:rated will vest the Patent in Trustees, who will grant some exclusive privilege by license to the Company, In the event of its formatson. • • • • Applications for Shares may be made by letter (post-paid). ad dressed to the Committee of Tux Lennon SUMMING Assoetarrox, at Messrs. Sikes, &midi, and Co.'s Bankers ; or to Joshua May. hew, Esq. Solicitor, 39, Chancery -lane.