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To-mime, the Noble Outlaws with Zernbaca. NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC. rITSALPINE AIR (No. 17,) with Flute Aecom. pniment, by . Nlazzinghi. price 3s. Tuscan Air, (18,) rich £fur. A ecorapritrient, by Dino. price 3s. 611. Mr*. Mac !onald. a favorite Air, with Variations, by lib„ K na p tun , vice 2'. 6d A t , onat.i.. 9. and 3,) with Accompanimenta 'or %lan, Mute and Violoncello,by Ditto, price 4s. each. no !tic,ltion, by 1. 1. Dumek, rice ss. Twelve new Waltges, by ti. Settoengen, price t!A. ed. A Sonata, with Accompaniment 'or Violin or Bute, by W. Dar, price .se. Two favorite Waltzes, :lc, Amateur of d!stinction, price is. 6d. Ally Croker, a fa rice Air, :it ranged as a Rondo. by I. W. Holder, Mus. 4::r. pr 4 :r 2.. A Divertimento, by N. Rolfe, price Lorton : Printed by Goulding; D'Aimaine, Potter. and Co. :0. sol:o•quare; and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. This day was publisbeds price Is. 6d. THE EAGLE and the LILY. or BONAPARTE ar-I the Bonita°Ns, being a Bird's-eye View of the late ; its causes and consequences ; with Hints on the rJe Policy of Great Britain at the present Crisis. By AN OLD STATESMAN. Priitted for Sherwood, Neely, and lone•, Paternoster-row; PaID-Insitt and Wilson, Royal Exchange. U BE I,Fl' ON LEASE, FOR TERM OF YEARS, AND EN I EAU.) - 10 IMMEDIATELY. Very Faceneat FARM. in Carnbritlgeshire, all well enclosed and subdivided, with a good FARM /MUSE and Offices, end Five Hundred and Seventy Acres of :cry gnarl Land, all Tithe-free, In the near neighbourhood of Altrkers rind Roads. l'o - Paniculurs apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land FI, St. Mat tin's-lane, Charing Cross. Letters port;-paid. FREEHOLD MANSION, ).' the 13.. is of the much•adwirrd River Ti.', sear Newcastle Emlyn, Carmarthen. tCi BE soil) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. WILCOCKS, Auction Mart, London THIS desirable and truly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,•called STRADMORE HOUSE, with duuble Coack-house, Stabling, and ether out-offices. Gardet., Pleasure coorJs, &c. is seated in a beautiful lawn of 40 acres, planted laid oat with considerable taste, and being surrourilvd with so Acres of capital Arable and Meadow Land, and so Actes of Oak Coppice and Plantation, forms a most elinable residence fora family of respectability. It it ripirte wnh every conve ^life, aid near two very gond market towns. as wet as being within a short distance of the mucisafrequente4 and fashionable arering•place of Abefystwitb. Descriptive Particulars may be hail by applying to Robert Taylor, Esq. Stradnsore House, near Nen•careie Prnlyn ; and of the office of Mr Wikocki,AUction Mart, I.ondun. All Utter; must be post paid. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVM E CINTRC A Singularly desirable and eligible FREEHOLD Il ESTATE. Tithe-free, situate in a most krtile part of shut ilghly-cultivated district the hie of Thaner. The Estate corn prizes a capital Farris House, with every requisite butiJi.ll; tor a first-rate Farm Establishment, Garden, Orchani, &c with up wards of 184 Acres of remarkably rich Arable and Pasture Land, in the highest state of cultivation. The Estate lies in a ring fence, and possesses the tulvantage of baring exceeding good roads to Various market towns, from whence it is distant•a-Castethury IS miles, Margate live miles, Ramspte four miles, and Sandwich four miles—Corn Vessels going twice * Snick from the latter-Owes to the London Market. Partiekilars may be had in the course of ten days by appliCation (if by letters, post paid) to Mr. Wilcocks, Auction Mart, Lon don ; and at Messrs. Penman and Cartwright's, Ham, Sandwich, Rent ; where a Plan of the Egete may be seem KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Truly desirable FREEHOLD ISTATE, m o st delightfully sltnate In the erstern part of the Ccunty of Kent, and in a fine cultivated neighbourhood, about three miles distance from the town of Deals consisting a a Farm House and Bu'ildicgs, and 153 Acres of exceedingly rich Arable and Pasture !and; tAt on Lease fur the unexpired terns of sevbn ytars from Michaelmas, 1813, at the rent of ,Cdoo per Annum. Also, about 75 Acres of exceedingly rich Freehold Marsh Land, near to the town of Deal, and let to tenants at will, at the reto of £230 per Annum. Particulars may be had by applleati6ll (if b le•ten, post paid) to the office of Mr. Dynely, Gray's Inn; of Mr. Wilcock', at •he Auction Mart, London ; and of Afessts. Putman and Cart a rivi: Ham, near Sandwich. RENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNTRAcr, A Very Valuable and Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in a fertile part of the County of Kent, ihoundieg in Game, and well cal:Wats:a for the growth of Oak TimSer ; rlnsisting of 43 Alves of Arable, Pastore, Hop Oroood, "A Woodland; the whole of which, (with the elception of 40 Acres of Woodlar•.d in hand) is I t: on 1-0 m • lybleh expires st tlichael:als, :eta, at the very I ire rent of £ll4O per Annum, sod forms 4 truly-de•!rable purchase for investment of prorrty. Ain, a _rely-desirable Freehold Fstate, adjoining the road 4. 7^"0 Lend an to Dover, consi4ting of a Farm Hiorse and • Pre aud 1611 Acres of Arahle and Pasture Land, In a very Roe 4, hysted part of the enmity, and about 34 miles trom Loudon ; " l•t•s* for ih:• unexpired te►m of seven years, at the low Tr' , t of Aa..: ter Annum. Put:het particulars my 1c brown by application (if bytetters, past pi.)) In the (Ate of Misers. Forster, Cooke, and Frote. Lincolt.'s Ica; to Mr. Wilexks, at the Aoction.Man. London; 4.14 10 M . Pettman and Cartwright, Ham, near Sassdwieh ; •etierr a Pis,, of the Fstaw may he sten. twa EFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC EION, tit the Swan Inn, in the town of Ross bit Friday, the lOtb day May, at Pour in the Aerosol), "IlilF. MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and' ROSS FOREIGN, in the count? of Hereford, with the clit, Flocs, Quitrents, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances , thereto belonging. Also a most desirable Farnl and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Ross, called Chessmill Farm. A very valuable Stack of Cerra Milts, situate its the town', 'AO Ross Town Mills, with /rest eoutossol of water fur the same. The Reversion of Rem Water Works, and alter premises, 1 :abject t o a ! ease f or a short term. And several parcels of very rich Meadow Landointate in the pari,ll of Ross, and within a convenient distance Globe town. Further patticulars will be advertised in &tont papers; and In the mean tune application may be made (it by letter, post-paid) to !ele s i rs . Ll o yd , Solititors, Ludic* ; or to Mlr. lass near Warnsinettr, Wike. BAST INDIA 1101731, April .5,1915. THE COURT of DIREGTOAS..of du UNITED COMPANr f MERCHANTS e ANGLANAtraisog I. Me EAST INDIES, do hereby the solokt, That a General Court of the said Ontwpany will be held at their House in Lea.lenhall.street, ea WEDNESDAY, the 19th Instant, at Elevrh O'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration a second tuna the Report from the Coot. 'tufts*. of Bye Laws, laid before the General Gest ea the 294 of March, ii i 5, Altering and Repealing s*adry Bye Laws; and' for considering and ordaining such other Bye Laws as to the , Court may then Nees fit. .rdsmits COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA ROUSS Jehteary 25, 1815. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAHT of MERCHANTS e RNGLANDb trhilig I. tie EAST INDIES, a hereby thy mike, That a General Court of the odd Oempany will be Used at their House, in Leaclenhall-etreet s cm WED DAY, the ISt 'of April next, from Nine o'Clockin the adorning until Six hi .the Evehing, for the Election of SIR DIRECTORS of the aaitt Company for Four "ear. JAMES Cbaß, Sarskry. TO THE • PROPAINTORS OF EAST INDIA STOOL ' Lames AND Gen messes:, rrHE Election of Six Directors of the East India 1- Company babe appointed for Wednesday, the lath April neat. the favour of your Vote and Interest is requested for the lulloiviLs Gentlemen, viz. JACOB BOSANQUET, Esq. JOSEPH COTTON, Eq. EWARD PARRY, Esq. THOMAS REID, Esq RICHARD TWINING, Esq. Which will much oblige, East India House, Lad' es and Gentleman March tBl5. Your most humble servants, • iohn Jackson, W. F. Elphinstone, Hugh lard-ay, John Inglis, Campbell Majoribanks, Alex. Allan, Jelin Morris, Wm. Astell. James Fr ttison, John Ales. Bannerman, • Rich. Chick Madan, John Bell, Abraham P obarts, Wm. Stanley Clarke, Groiee A. I:ubinson, Robert Clerk, Davi.' Scett. James Daniel, George South, Samuel Davis, John Illadeit Taylor, Charles Grant, tiweney *L'oonr, John Hudlesten. TO THE PROPRIETORS OP BAST INDIA STOCK. LADIts AND GENTLIMIN, AVIIIG the honour of being recommended to .41-JL you by the Directors of the East India Company as Can didates for the Diseases to be chosen this year, we take the lit beny of requesting the favour of your Vote on the day of Election, Wednesday, the IYth April neat. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and most humble servants, East India Howe, .1 AC. B BOSANQUET. Much a, 1615. JO;EPH CO nt ON. EDW. PARRY. THOS. REID. RICH. TWINING. ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George 1. March, 1813. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on 1 the 2501 instant, are hereby informed, that receipts arc now ready to be debverrcat the Company's °tacos, over the Royal Eachange and In Pall-Mall, as well tic by their raspective Agents in the iwveral Counties; and the parties ietsured are requested to apply fur the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Paley, will then expire. SAMUEL. PENNING, jun. Secretary. _ _ _ ••• Attendance Is given, daily, at the said offices, for the "As surance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in Harbour, In Duck, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on lives. N. B. Fire Policies will be issued, tree (desistence, to the As. sured, where the annual Premium amounts to is. or upwards. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. NEEDHAM, At the City Auction Mart, No. 68, Cheapside, on TeIAISDAY FRIDAY, and SATURDAY next, the 13th, 14th, and 13th a; April, 1815, THE FOLLOWING GENUINE STOCK of WINES, which must be Sold by virtue of an Assignment for that purpose nails N. B. Ike Wines may be shipped or sent in Hampers to any part of the country with the greatest safety. 182 Dozen fine uld Sherry, 12 years in wood. 240 Do. good Dry Lisbon Vintage 1810. 282 Do. West India Madeira. 842 Do. Crured Port, four years bottled. Dealt Ditto,Syears In the Decks, bottled two Months. W.th a few Lots of Constanda and Frontiniac, in Pinto. . _ The whole *in be lotted in two. three, and four doten each. Catalogues will be reaJT for &beery, and the Samples may be tasted u:► the Morning of sale. WINS, IN TKI DOCKS. it Pipes of Port Of tbellintageofi6lo,llll 1, and 111 tb IS Pipes of Madeira. 7 Deus of Sherry Quatter Casks of fine Cape Constantio 5 Hogsheads of Lisbon, and 6 Pipes 6ne Tenneriffe Wine. Samples of the above M int, may be had of the Anttlebeer in the next week, and any part of the whole treated for with Mr. Needham, by Private Qpi.tract, by order of the le.signees, R. NEEDHAO, broker and Auctioneer, 6111. awmpsidi% PORT OF pm/ 'f H. By Orgies of the lioTiourabletheConn;lssioners of his IVlalesty's Customs, on InSUAT, the 25tit of April, ISIS, by Ten of Clack in the Fort:noon, at the Custom House, In this Port, THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED. VIZ: 110 Gallons Brandy 28 Ditto Rum 306 Ditto Geneva Subject to payment orCustom Ezpor 66 Pounds Salt 20 Ditto Coffee u 6 Ditto Cloves 29 Ditto Chocolate 9 Ditto Citron 4n Ditto Sugar . 19 Ditto Almonds Sails, Five old Silver Vistas..., Jellies, Hair Powder, Crape, drnbrick,Blll4 Paper, Ribbon, Stocking., Mullets, Bayonets, Boma, Ike. and two Boats, having been employed in embez zling King's Stores. Returned as ve.erviceable hem his Majesty's Victualing Stores. 1219 Gallons Brandy 921 Pounds Cocoa Nil Ditto Ruin 148 Ditto Tobacco 857 Ditto Wlae On payment of Custom and Excise Dudes. Ono& having laio in the Warehouses beyond the time allowed by law, to be Sold for the Duties. Two Filtering Stone., Piece linen, Remnant of Cloth, sist Bose. of Candles, tighteeo Bottles of Wine, twenty-three Bot tles Cordials, five Oozes of Sept" Call: of Vinegar, small g u antity of Flan, Leather, Saws, Scythe Stones, Coffee, Sugar, Twine, Books, Nankeen, Porter, dec. A Quantity of Tobacco Ashes. N.B. The Goods above-mentioned will be set up in metal Lean, and sold to the highest bidder. Attendaece will be given at the Cullom-House aforesaid, far viewleg mad wan tbe aim s three days before the day el sale. im Gollob, Whit 6 Ditto Cordial% 1 and Excise Duties, nr free for titian. 39 Pounds Tamarinds 47 Ditto Aloe. 94 Dino Raisins la Ditto Arrow Root 20 Cwt. Cordage 14 Bushels Stuns Coals CONTRACT FOIL TAR. NA rr.omv. s, Mirth 30, 1815. riE•PRINCIPWL OFFICERS an d COMMIS SIGNERS MAJErrn NAPtikieraggiveNdtics, That on THURSDAY, the 13th of Apr. next, at One °Vlach, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contras* for *applying hti Majesty* several Dock-yards, or any one or Amore of dim, wilth STOCKHOLM or ARCHAN , GEL. TAIL A Diatribe** of tie rn,..1. Peri fas reader, say he •es et the. Qireee. ACTroser la 11 is remised after Oae o'Cloti os tie Day of Treaty, -ti *my waked salon tie Party b or as ilirestfir lloony Toxin snot it etastpanied Sy a letter, addressed to Na.ry Board * aid signal 4 two 'upstate Perm', eagegiq to items iossi Isiah She Perm tssierisg, is tk thus of MO pi UM lisr- Gatrasi. OFFICE OF ()EDNA ACE, April S, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFIGERS of .HIS MA JAS77's ORDNANCE, ale,* live Notice, That Proposals win he received at tbeir Wire in Pail-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the P3rit instanr, front skit Pei sous a. may be willing to undert.4ke the UGH I'ING of the LAMPS at this Office, al.o at the Tower and Woolwich, for a period *f Years, determinable after the expiration of the first year, upon notice of three Mouths, at the option a t either Party. Farther Particulies, together with the Terms and Condition. of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's . Office In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day hrtween the hours of l'en ant Four u'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposab for Lamp Lighting ;" but no Propo sal mu be admitted after the said 19th Instant, at 12 &Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tenderise noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf (half attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR RW, Secrderp. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Apra 5, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS of KIS MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE a her* give Nosier, That Proposals *lll be received at their Office in Pan-Mill, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, from such Persons a) may be wining to undertake the Supply of PIG LEAD for Service of this Department, for a period of one year. A Spedimen of the Lead may be vie Wed, upon *Flint: Woo at the Principal Storekeeper's OM* at the Towel.; and farther particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Dike in Pall-mall, afore said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed, 14 Pro posals for Pig Lead ; t but no proposal tan bet admitted after the said 19th instant, at twelve Cecilia at noon of the same day, neither *ill thy tender be noticed melees the Party nuking it, or en agent in bb behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, P. IL CREW, ARMY CONTRACTS. Coesinhsary in Chief's Once, Great George-street, March 29, 1815. VOtiCE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Caistonthents, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentiond Counties and Islatt3s I BERM (ineluding the Town DORSET of Hungerfotd) ISLE OF WIGHT CHES I'ER LANCASTER CORNWALL, (including SUSSEX YORK. CUMBERLAND That the Deliveries trete tonutt ente on and for the 45th day . of May nest; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and mark ed, " Tender for Army Sopptien," will be received at this Office on or before Wednesday the nth day of April, (but none will be received after twelve &dock on that da7), and if sent by , post, the postass must be paid. _ _ Proposals must be made separately for each County, and the Letter annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices ex- , pressed In words at length ; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Connect, no Troops should be stationed at supplied in the County, the expense of the Contract and Bond, paid In the first instance by the C,ntractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at tie Oise, henna the hours of eleven and five. TO COLONELS OF MILITIA. AGENTLEMAN of long experience in t h e Army, and competent to the situation, would he happy to accept the ft m I'ANCY of a Regiment of Militia, in :be event of that face Leing re-embodied.—For cards of address apply to No. 70, Pall-Mill. STATE LOTTERY. ALL THE lIREE .esvoo PRIZES ARE YET IN TETE .!! , .1 may be detwn early in the Morning on SATURDA V, April t 5, when Tlat•ett Prizes will receive 9099 ttUINI AS in 001.1) Contractor, thanks, t1,P,1111:c for • the distftutshed favours In thi. very t opular Lottery, and actibairts dient that on the First Day of 1 rawing !act% was last Wednesday, two of the five Prizes entitled to One Thousand Guineas each, In Goat, were drawn : tine was Sold i by Hiss, and the other by another Office4cteper, to svltoni T. BISH, (as the Contractor for the Loney) paid Immelia•ely the Thousand Guineas in GOLD. Tickets and Sha-es, warranted undrawn l are se!!ing at No. 4,CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING.CROSS, London. STATE PAPER. :written by Lord CASTLIRZAOII, at Vienna, on the 11 th of October last, and addressed to the Prince Dna Ito EN IS ma referred to In the Debate la the House of Commons last night.] " Mon Prince—l have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of yesterday, together with its enclosures, and I lose no time in explaining my. sell upon their subject ; with that frankness which I have ever observed towatds your Highness. There is no principle of European polity to which I attach .more importante than the stibstantial re-establish ment of the Prussian Power. The glorious services which she has rendered in the last war, give her the mint eminent claims on our gratitude. Bnt 4 still more powerful motive exists in the necessity of con. sidering the Prussian Monarchy as the only 'solid basis of any atrangement with a view to secure the North of Germany from the immi lent .I.ngers with which it might be exprsed. In such a crisis it is over Prussia that it is our duty to watch. We mutt unite our force with per's ; and, in this view, it is ne cessary that Prussia be substantial and strong, pos sessing all theatti ibutes of an independent State, ca pable of :halting herself respected, and of inspiring her friends with ciiilficience. a With ”ard to the question of Slxony, I de.. dare tooti, inn if the incorporation of the while of that c-untry with the Prussian Monarchy be neec ssity for the attainment - ot an object so innp trtant t•tr Fu r Vie, *bate - yet pain I must persol.ally expeii?nee fr,.m the idea of st•eing as ancient family ill such a vitt: of affliction, I should entetrain no tither moral or po.i i:al, agai ist •11.. m!asur: : It;cver a Sovereien was rlacei by bit own acts i I a situ fain to t i•ly sactifiniet to Cie feu are tran quillity of Europe, I conceive she King t f Slxony to low: been so pi iced by his perpetu it tereivetsai ins, and because he has been not only the mot dented, but the most favoured of Bona parte's vassils ; contri buting with all his means r and with the greatest r a', in the double capacity ot a German 34 well as Pn:i Severeken, to extend the general subjechn, even into the heart of Rassi.i. lam aware that many ins stances are to be found in Germany of a similar on. Utica' immorality. I ant acquainted, however, with none which is equally revolti•ig. II And in the vicious course in which the Ge. , an States have considered ttseitielyes as almost warrant. ed in proceeding for some time past, as all cannot be punished, and me greater number have made rep mt. don by subsequent services. I shall not regret, that, in pardoning the guilty in the mass, one maniple be made from amongst them, in order effectually to as rest the progress of such an intolerable evil. 11 Your Highness will see from this Declaration that I can have no hesitation in assenting to the prin. ciple of the proposed arrangement, it it be necessary, in order to place Prussia in that situation which the interests of Europe require that she shitnld maintain ; but if this incorporation is to be regarded as the means of indemnifying Prussia ler any losses she may sus tain from the alarming and dangerous presensions of Russia ; and under the idea of inducing her to submit, without a frontier of defence, to an evident state of dependence on Russia ; in the latter position, which, for the interest of all, and more particularly of Russia herself, I should deeply lament. I do not consider myself authorised to give your Highness the least reason to hope that Great Britain would ever consent, in the face of Europe, to such an arrange ment. " In the full persuasion that a result so incompa. tihle with the principles of the alliance, could ne:ther be proposed un the one hand, nspr accepted on the other, I have no objection that Sony be confided, as your Highness desires, to the Provisional Adminis tration of his Prussian Majesty. lam the more wil ling to give my consent at once to this measure, which appears to me both just and reasonable in itself, as a pledge of the sincerity of the assurances above given, and in the confident hope that the King of Prussia will not lend himself to any arrangement incompatible with the dignity of his Crown, or with the permanent security of his dominions. di I have conceived your Highness must be desirous of being made acquainted, without delay, with my opinion upon this latter subject ; and as soon As Prince Metternich shall consider himself at libel ty to come to an explanation upon the points to which your Highness's letter refers, I shall be ready to enter with you upon the whole matter; and I am very desirous of bringing to a conclusion an arrangement which appears to be essentially connected with the ben interests of Europe. (Signed) 14 Vilma, Oct. 11, Isll4. " CASITSIUKAOH.* • CONlitAef Nairr-oliArcz t Mona io, PkINCIPdIL OFFICERS and COMMIS TSIONERIi of Xis MAJBlifre NA ivy, de hereby sive Noise That on e WEDNESDAIr 4 the 12th of April next, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat wkli such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying hi. Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one or more of them, and alio this Mace, with' COALS. A Distriintiose e sh: Cork and a Forms I the Tender way Is seta at this Elsa. No Taker will he remind after ow oiled, ow the day if treats, sir wry noticed, nnless the party, or ea Arend fir hies, anode.' Awry Tender owe hr aawapanied by a Letter, shires:alto the Nary Board, mad signal is two reepowiik Persons, oagasists to &caw &sand with the Penns tenierksg, in the saw of An per 100 Chaldsvos, for the due performance if the Gaunt. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 7, tar S. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTre Auvr, de hereby give Nairn That on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in welting, sealed up, and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; One Hundred Tons of COCOA, and Two Thousand Ells of CANVAS for Pudding- Bags; to be re•pectively answerable to Samples (the Sugar and Cocoa of not less than Vivo pounds weight each), to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered, the Sugar at the raft of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week, and the Coioa and Canvas in the space of a fortnight, Into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with , interest ninety days atter date. The Conditions of the Contracts nlay he seen at the Secretary's O&ce. No regard will be had to say reader is which the trite shell sot be ho ur:Alia word, at length, or that :hall sat he delivered to the Boa►d kefore else ieloa on the said Tuesday, the Itula inrt Jot, tier soden the press who emirs the Tookr, or some Items as his behalf, atte*Zi is tartver eriels called for.