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11 111 1 0 "Tr= r 77 . s • • tr , 7l . .•• . . , . • , - , , -• -- 2 • : VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Diana& • 3 ____ TCOMMISSIONERS fir _MY' 1 his MAJESTY'S NAYI', tie. AO iijr gt The on TUESDAY, the 4th JAstra 'nein, ilsey „noire Tenders in writing, (sealed up) satesse ~,,osE HUNDRED TONS of LIVERPOOT {RAINED CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal , l ir we eed ht tort, as soon as possible, into his Majesty's Victual rig sores at Deptford, and the whole Into the said Stores by elm . ;l e JouART, 1825. The Salt must be store-dried, and be _anwerable to Sampilis;to to produced with the Tenders, of not less than four pounds welsbt ad. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office, and at the Custom House, at Liverpool. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and W aelavend before Oos o'Clock on the day appointed, an4, ) ,4 p o pe who makes the Tender, or some Person no must attend to answer when called for. if. ;FALLER cuiroit,--• !"!' • 7. . ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. imblished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King Gnoatte.the First. Decsasssa,lB24. pERSONS whose Annual Premiums full due on the 25th lost, are hereby informed, that RECEIPTS are now may to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by their respect use Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties assured are repeated to apply for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before t he 9,11 of January next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed for Pay mot beyond the date of each Policy will then expire. • SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary. Attendance is given daily at the said 011 ices, for the Assu_ ranee of Buildings, Goods, MerchandiXes, and Ships in Malawi:, in Dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and aho for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. N.B.—Fire Policies will be issued, free of Expense, to the As wed, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. ARMY CONTRACTS. TREASURY ariatiza,v, Commissariat Depart:mast, Decembir 97,1824. NOTICE is heteby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles fur the use of the Army, viz. BREAD. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Canttmments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentlaned Counties and Island : Hants Northamptes And in the several Isle of Wight Somerset Counties of North llonmouth NortliandSonthWales Britain. BEEF AND MUTTON. • To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar racks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands. Berts (including the Glo'ster(including the Leicester Town of Hunger- City of Bristol) Lincoln ford) limits , i Nottingham Deftly Hertford Salop Essex (exclusive of Isle of Wight Stafford Tilbury Fort) Lancaster York. OATS. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Canton and Qoarten in the undermentioned Counties. CUMBERLAND WILTS. FORAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to 1113 Majesty's Cavalry $A Artillery Hones, in Barracks, and Oats In Cantonments and Quakers, in the undermentioned Counties : SOMERSET, And in the several Coandes in North Britain. --- That the deliveries are to commence on and for tie 25th day o February nest ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at •this Ogee, on or before Thursday, the 27th day of January nut, but none will ' be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island* except for the Confides comprising North and South Wales, all of which mustbelncludediaooeTsnder, as also must the several Coun ties in Northecitain, an d each Proposal must have the Letter ivhkl} is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party ten dering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the dire Performance of the Contrast; and no Propnial will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prkes expressed in words at length ; and should It so happen, that during the cond. nuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contract maybe had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Ten and Four. , P.S. 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Captain Graham, from the Havannah, under the orders of Lieu tenant Charles Croker, captured on the 20th August last, in a creek within Cayo Blanco, fifteen or twenty leagues to the westward of the Havannah, a large pi ratical schooner, called Abe' Diablito, armed with six guns. and manned with about fifty men, who, after firing a few guns without effect; abandoned the vessel on the approach of the beau. Some of them made their escape to the shore in four large row boats, which were afterwards taken by Lieutinant Croker ; and others haw ing jumped overbbard,_ and got amongst some mast grove bushes, five of elsitbs 'were killed by afire of mos.' ketry from one alibi boats of she Icarus,. and several appeared t 0 be wouNded; but, from the nature of the mash, they could not be secured. On boarding the. schooner, Lieutenant Croker had the satisfaction to release- tie master and crew. (Mae persons) of an American brig, the Henry, or Hart. ford, which Watteau taken seven days Wore bg tbe, piiite. They had been treated - in the most ialsonsaa manner, and were whore been put to death* .on the' following morning. their lives having belo !plod so ' long only for the purpose of their assisting in motoring the cargo of the Henry. The American brig was foundbp Lieutenant Croker, a mile above , - the- pirate schooner„ in the meek,. but in a state which rendered , it impracriclttli to remove her to the Hersonab, l nod she wait burnt,- with what remained in . bey. A sloop, baring on board - part of tier cargo, sint}.#4) ", • - •1: • . it.l37° • • ' . • MILITAItY PROMOTION& _ • WAR-OFFICE, DECEMBER Si t 192 1 1 V Di& Regiment .of - Light Dragnims--Captain Hrmosistable %elm !411/ii to be Major,: bt .rtrebage vice Taylor, promoted; !Aro , ja m )11+ s Dent t g c 9 4. pr : b be u s t c f 'D ta t n b ,by purchase, vise Jones: t a n c al ber t t t y k;;; l ri g n if, by purchase, vice Johnstone, entnoted.- ."`• i43d Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Hon. William kriney Clements, from thp Royal Illiitatsr gOgege, to be Ensign. by purchase, vice BueknaU Rstsourt, promoted. V NMCITACHf D. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel ThbenaN William Talks, fron t he 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lirutpnant:Colonel infan, Cry pur chase, vice Major-General Sir i4iward.G: itailso4tiiiir septet. commission signed . by the Lord Lieuteiaant sit the Oossirrd C -NoiOrsiaberlitaiL: Robert William Bundling, Reg. to be Dypori r triuurliafitc, Commission in the Royal Perrh4aire Militia, alined by #4sisera Lieutetaant.ot the County of Perth. Dugald Fletcher, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice John Clark; klginle. Commission in the Richmond Yeomanry Caiatir, - signi.d by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of the County of York. Thomas Bititpsoo, Gent. to be Cornet. Wellg in the Gazette of the 181 k eskimo. 0 For Geom. William Newton, Gent. to be Lieutenant la Ass King's Cheitrite Vdlunteer Legion, rest Genital WOlllll 111 W ton Baq. . Illy hoilispoty Lleuttutant of Elif f4sP4l 41,011 1 4‘ 1. .5t . ) a 4 fti4 - i . ti BANKRUPTS. t , ••• : 1 1: 44,1 10 •-tr;re .t • iwises ,'sea r as )Lin, yeletrood; Soinerset, to e u rrendeiJirmatAlk• ' 010 id/ Fibrllary it,.at eleven, at the t- W berataikrees Aoneir4ietwood. Anomie', • Mr./Haydn', I New Bridge-street, Mackrt4es • tor. Mr. Frome. 1 ' Richard Hayward Hammitt ikidiars-Aere, coal.merchint, Ja. • NSW/ S, olfh. and Febroary is. tt twelve, at the -Conn 011Con missiassers of Bankrupts, Basing . hall-street. Attirropy . , „Mr. W!g tn - • ley; •aeent's - Ink Strand. - • - - '• - Charles Rolfe, St. Martha oiritleilllcnear Guildford, Surrey, riper.utanufamarer, January 2. it eleven's-ES; lsml F2b'r4ari rlls at ten, at the CoUrt of Commissioners of Bankrupts, street; ...A:ttonsies, Messrs. Wkalket and - Co. Basinglrall-street: Henry Minter Fyffe, Ili -thorn, grocer; -January 11, - = 14." - and Febto- • . ary 12, at twelve, at the Onurtof Osounirniunem of Bankrupts, • Basinehall-street. Attorney, Mr. Barber, C!rancery-lane. George Benson, late of Bowling-green-place, Kenningion, briilder, January 11; IS, at eleven, and February it, at ten, at tke Caere of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Besinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Norton, Old Bnead-street. !John Shawcross, Manchester, innhohler, hammy 14, 15, and Fe bruary it, at ten, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Manchester.— Attornies Messrs. Appleby and Charoock, Gray's Inn - squa re ; or Mr. W hitehead, Fourtrain-street, Manchester. Edward Bislang', late of Preston, Lancashire, money-scrivener, January 10, 26, and February 12, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Preston. Attornier, Messrs. Wigleswutth and Ridstiale, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Hopkins, Preston. • John Ferris Benmillack , rum, scrivener, January 11 1 /H at eleven, and February it „at ten, at the •court of commissit~ Bank- . . rapt., Dasloghall-strert. Attorbies; 31esirs ShetWood and Sun, Canterbury-square, Southwark. • Ann Bryan, late of Richmond, haberdasher, January 13„15, 'at . eleven, and February 12, at ten, at the Court of Commitsipt;ers: of 'Bankrupts, Basiughall-street. Attorney, Mr. Tanner, New wet. Mardi • Acosby,. Starer ton-row, Walworth-road, baker, January ▪ it, at twelve and February 12, at one, at tht Court of Cr.m snisalobers of flaidtropts, Bosinghall.striet. Attorney. Mr.' Ito bingos, Nalf.Moos.street, Piccadi ll y. . Richard Cooper, Noble-street, Fidcon-square, coal-merchant, Ja nuary 4, and'February 12, at twelve, at the Court' of Vent missineenrof Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Motor!, Mr. Ma- . bony, Chancery Chambers, Qualitreourt, Chancery-lane. Claudio Avcangele, late of Gloucester-terrace, Bethnal-green, fea ther-merchant, Jansen , I, at one, lu, at twelve, and February 12, at one, at the Court of Coninrissioners of ilankrtpts, Ba-, s inghall-street. Attornles, Messrs. Lane and Bennett, Law tence-Pountney-Place. DIVIDENDS to be made inBASING H A U.-STREET. Jan. 22, L Kent, Blaster Oxfordshire.. draper, at eleven. Jan. at , A. Timbrill, late of Soitthamptori-row • .Rus sell-square, Intr. t hane, at twelve. Jan. 15, B. Yeoman. K4ford.Frome l joiner set, baker, at twelve. Jam 25, 0. Orley, New" llood.atreet, at twelve. Jan. 11, C. C. Becher, Lothburionerchait, at- make. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. ' -. Feb. 2, 1. Davies Hereford, victualler, at dens; at the 6toos Dragon lark Ilereb;rd. Jan. N„ S. Rogers, late , of Milo, wig? chant, at ode 'it the Ogre of WilllaMtoo and Sad,. Ykadllditht street, Liver pool. Jan. 24," .11.. Bowan', Liverpool, merchosta at ova, at the Office of Messrs. Williamson ind Sore .Brotriwickinfls Liverpool. Jitt,27; T. Hopps, jun. Fishergate, York, condaßlar, at eleven, at Booked Hotel, .York, Jan. 27, I. Thollut‘ Ruh: dale, Lancaslkim hat.manufactucer, at one, at the Bassi Jon, , Rochdale. jambe J. Greaver, Sheffield, Inerdhant, NNW at the Fou n tain S i Id. Jan. s 5, • GrOrtiveimil He Liverpool, Ireontonsers,, at oos, at the Office of,Mr. Hinds, Mar shaltareet, Liverpool. Jan. d 4, T. Whalley; Liverpc6l, merchant, at one, at thd GeorgeJnA, Daloatreet, pverpool.. r . .- • • CERTI FiCATES-Jae. St. T. Moss, Vauxhall, potter. J. Garnett, Liverpool, linen draper. A. Suntan, Liverpool, mister-mariner. J. Penford, Ili Hants mealman. P.. Radcliffe, High Holhorn,career aoW rci ildt. J.-M*4y and R. Saunders, Biratiaghant, edge-toolernatodaqescers. s J. Waitbew, Liverpool, litten.draper. DISSOLUTIONS, OF PARTNERSHIPS-. 1 Parker and Owen, Mark-lane, atomics. 'Small aid CO. Old Jewry. Ford and ftivelten, Bagnio-curt, Nesvpasadirect,. ualrt tenderer,. Woolley and Co. Winster, Derbyshire, g e toeTz.yhip.pz , and Ward, Holland-street, Surrey, carpenters. -ColOnge and - Co. illochdale,Lancashire, cotton-spkiners. Westley and Parrish, Strand, booksellers. 'Richards and (landau, Woodstock-sire*, %lard street, peeket.book-makers. ' Holy and Co. Shelfseld, collier.. • V 1 . . V - • &ilk Al USUAL I.llte Ticket No. 9,478, drawn, yeiradal the Grand Nye of £30,000, %%al l *ski, by• IRISH, 4,Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, who also hold ' Five ooer Capitals, drawn the s ame day—firming,' with thWe mild by him in the Drawings Of Octobeir anu ben, the most'splendid list of Capitals ever wld. 4 1 =Office.keeper within Three Months, via.. ...: 9,478 ... a. Prize of .4. ! .. :: i t, *0 I, , 15,756 ... ••• - - ...N o r' /1 * 148 44 • No. 699. ... ... .j ‘ , .. „ . - . 15,901 .... ••• , .. ••• NO.; at: 15,556 ... ••. . .1- 4 .4.'.711111101011 u 0 :" . - • . And SO Minor Capitals, Vt. ft l ei,: .; .1e,478, a Prize of USW° ). 18,119.. a , Teimittk ' a , 12000; and 10,240, a . Prise ai C2OO E44./4 .. .l " . Friday lair, were *Fed anti t rid ky,,k,,94, • li ' Y l l I warder.. The fortunate Holders 111.1 meeive t iglu of their respective' Shoot on deldin4d; 4 l9thit iiilly Cortthillill, - 1101104hryti 9144/blifikOtildi: I! Aki ,;! , v .. . _,,,, . ; ...lig! 25.7 !v: L2f11.,1 , e, wi • l. ' ••• . , .. i •% • • • r red ze., J43:41141 : :-.1 -.4roiss,l:l • . .. . . • . . /. - , „ . ..... .:• . :144.11.i± , ._ -'': o % l~ • - ..- . • • ' , - * . O r , ' ) " ~ - - • .. . . • -•. • • li ' Per Cos* • .• .„-....." tc • 3 :. , • . • . • • - _ - ~.. , . •. . . _. • , • . i.. _ s. . - ' A r" ln—l: '''l A .--- e*---' a ::u.ttv. KILT -) . -4,...‘• .N. , .. 1 • ' r - , i. , ' • ' i 110 0. ' : 2 ! r , .-..s g • 4.1 - - ". 'A L ° . . k ; i l Cr; -. t . .t, „._ _ ... • .. 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Cabinet Piano-forte, unerpoliedin touch and zone, rOB rob:east G wuktli'4o guinme• -a Rimmaiod Cabinet, bilaid with .larsta,.so TO , 112-101,D Bt PItIVATItteONTRACT. pirates who were in her having made : their_ escape. „.• .!.% •••. •Th. Mears. DRIVEK - • This service was performed:without any 10, on the • I gla r lfrelky; • sebum, fpr to gadneas; Wale Piano, 25 guineas.; mew Doable. i c y lo gs b el esai astiened Harp an guineas, sat x 12 0; a l s o 5e„*.,i 2 ;,,,,,,, i,5& :3s THE LEASE :and GOODWILL of an extensive pert of thirdetacharent from his-Majesty*slotp.m.rutd •,_ heed 45 guineas; late the repsety of La,lies. May' ire seen at J. POTTERY, in full .Tradeorith three Kilns, a Dweiling? the Vice-Admiral praises .the. judiciorts,•.!in.l &OA*. rat for the suppry. - NLATLEN'S, N 0.13, ladataisr-pboww-N.8.• A few Pianos at is houses and ail appropriate BeiMilks' most conveniently' 'haste )L or COAILSS -- a.... 14 guineas each. Wilkins very stsort . distanoe of the Tb i aase. manner in which it was conducted -by .Lientenspit' equal smodnees, is "': ...." '.. ..." 1 . ,I. For further particulars apply to !deism. Driver, Surveyors and . . „ . . C ... raker, as well as the 2441,,pfl gallan:cy .shawn by . the •-,. Land Agents, 15, New Bridge - street, litatkfriats." • :` t Lietitenaat and the offiCers and men under lux ogtkr, Majesty'sVicead- This day was publiste‘ kayo. i st. b o wls; i • ' •l• - - " staajoi .....1;' . • said Stores bribe frHE ANNUAL_BIOGIIAPHY and. OBITUARY, —....—!.. • . • 'fhb di/ liarpublidsed,in Oise. Val. postll.6. price lie. 84. !rq: 1 " . 4. 1 4 ' • •• !XI LITAItY PROMOTIONS. . . - ) ._ • 1 for the year 1825 Containing Merman, of celebrated Pen. - • riIHE LEGEND-GF GENEVIEVE; with other wins who died in tris3-14. ftle to Samples to Cowmen :—Memoirs of Charles Grant, Esq. Lord Erskini; ..R. . • Tales an d WAR-OFFICE, DECEMBER Si, 1924 4 . 7. ' ' Our pounds weight Sir Edward Butler ; 'Mr. Belzoni; Wilson Lowry, Esq. lbev. Dy!DELTA. . Reliaienvot -Light Dragnims—Capt.dn Htmourable Mn .... ...I. . 1 41116 1 1 to be Major,: by .pitochwie vice Taylor, promoted ; Lime Thomas Rennet, ; the Marquis of Titch fi eld ; Mrs. Sophia Lee; Maud hv Milan Backwoods Prince j k a Waliingosn so : be C l :Ruin, by purchase, vise Jones; at this Office, also Joseph Pdarryatt, E.g. Maier Cartwright ; Capri Lofft, Esq. Ad. T. Cadet s SteaDli f Leaders, .., . .--i.f.e .":f . f. ..... ' . . `,. ..... T ‘. 4ll ql i lltelh. Dem to be Lieutenant, by pur,:hase, v. Wartioirun. sniral Russell ; Rev. liromas Maurice; Thomas Edward Bow. , . ditch, Esq . William Sharp , Esq. Major-General Macquarrie; Lot . ellimPitesi-AITILITY—TALkNT! ' '' • purc h a s e , vice Johnstone, Onnoted, - •? `. '-1 . '' at length, and he Byron; -Mrs. lliicknesse; Sir John Oran ; Rev. S. J. Cenybeare ; Published op elpe -tat; criAllastrary, Number I. price 3d. of an Ori - 3d Dino—Gentleman Cadet Ho n. William S yr ine y el e m e nts, I ppoinsed, and thy Baron 3laseres • and a general Biographical Index. gkal Work, with Embellishments, entitl4, from the Royal . Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, ion Am licielaif , Printed for Losman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. • - Of whom may be bad, rri HE CIRCULATOR of USEFUL . K NO W LEDGE, ' vice Bucknall Estcourt, promoted. I. LITERATURE, AMUSEXENT,an4 GliN_Fß4i.i. IN- aNN4`l74leHf.a. . . • ' r .,Elt alit° - 11 f t v • - 'The preceding Eight Volinnes,price 154. each. FORMATION. Courtiers:—Exhibition of the Tapestry for !Brevet !Jesters:int-Colonel Thainas Minima Tailor - , fir* the lath .1.1166 Raphael eipeuted tiseCartootti; Description of an iMproved Light Dragoons, to be Lieurenant:Colonel fiif infante+. Crypt.- :6 . C rof 41 10 4 I 1 R . Ff. 4 la: :r I --+ - . ?