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------s+ . ,!crQ,4,1•*•...,!r* rev , 1 , • H6l VICITIALONP-OZIFICE, 104 H JAMIAIT, 1824. THE COMM TSSIO NE RS for TICT U A LLiNG efts J(4l7J7irl i er4Fer, (v. elts &Met Owe Magee, That on TUES OA V, tke inft. Ahoy WSJ be ready ,to re. tem Tenders in writing (sefied up), and trepa for the supply* of all eb quantities of FRESU BEEF and SOFT B4EA D respectively' as may he required for the use of the Officers and Men of the Coast Blockade employed on Shore for the Prevention of Smuggling a t the places undermentioned, an separate Contracts fur each division, tbe Contracts to commence An tiat Ist of Febrsary, and to continue in force—Th.e fresh Beef Contrast to the 31st December, 18'2.4, and the Soft Bread to the 50th Septcpber nest, viz. The First Division--•To all Stations in the East and West Swale and Isle of Sheppey, ei'eepting Sbellness, in the said Island. The Fifth Division—To all Stations between Scafcrrd and Shore both places included ; and ham, The Si x th gu v i 4 i ,uu —T o all Stao9ps from the Western Bank of Shoreham Ifayen to the Pastern Point 9f ilayling Island, at tits' entrance of CbiFhester -Harbour. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this OliSce t. at b.; applying to Captain M.Coliock, at Deal; Air. Reeks Agent for , d ie Victualling at Bortsmopth; and Blr. Stokes, Agent for the' Vict.:alling at Chadian)._ Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be &livered before One o'clock on the day appointed, and must be accompanied by i Letter signed by two, responsible Persons engag ing to become bpun4 with the V4rty tendering in the penal punt of i'soo for the due performance of each of the ,Fresh Beef Con tracts,and in r lOO for e.ich of the Loaf lirezd Contracts. - The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his be half, must attend to Answer when called for. .114 11F4LLfR CLIFTON. ARMY 6ONTRACTS. T•ItEASUIiU CII43IMERS, Conintisouriat Peigirsnicut,larceutlier Ws 1 823 . is hpelq ; iviyi to all l'ersoos 4esijou of contracting to supply the following Articles fuf the use of BREAD - ty's Land Forces in Cantrintnebts, Quarters, and Is, in the undermeßtilmed Comities and Islands : (incltyling K':nt (including blimmouth, - bury Fort), Nottingham, JAneaster, Suffolk, Leicester, - Surrey, oad is the Sexual Countius of North Britain. BESF. AND. MUTTON iesty's Laud Votcas in Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar, racks, in the. tknAlt.t.wentioned, Counties Giouccstrx(inchni- Monmouth, lag the City of Szafford, Bristol), Suffolk, Plants, North and South Leicester, Wales. chiding OATS• • tjeAy's Cavalry and Artillery ITorses, in Cantonznenti; tits/viers, in the antic - mentioned Counties: l‘lormooth, North and South Waks. rOtt A G viz. end Eilaaw, to , his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Damasks, sold Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in mentioned Cotmties : York, :bamptOlo f ggham, Sussex, Warwick, id ift the several Counties of North Dritatn. .le/iverles are to commence on and for the 25th day of next that Proposals 111 writing, sealed up, and marked ir Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on iesday, the 27th day of Jantrtry next, bet none will be - :r twelve e'dock on that day. must he made separately ,for east, County and Minds le Counties comprising North and South Wales; all AV. he included in one Tender, as also most the several N“rtli Britain ' • and each Proposal must have the Let annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two . Irwin property engaging to become hound with the :enduing in the amount stated in the printed Particulars., due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be, voids made on a primer) Tender, and die pric_s expressed • length ; and should it so happen that during the coo.' th • Contract no Troops should•he supplied by virtue of ainriunt of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid tn..unce by tht Cor.tractcit, shall be refunded to him. of the Contracts- may be had upon application at 'ben, between the hours of ten and-four. nples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the Of ice i.ours of twelve and two. TING TO A LL AFFLICTED W ITH SCORBU TIC COMPLAINTS. GAINSIntO', 14TH JUNE, 1823. 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