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'FO T HE .wogrt linis:4tltl)3l&T tilVanO.V totvo. - . • ST. ANDSI:NrS, the Presiaierst 4 in tht . ' J , ARMY .C(iNTft ACTS. TREASURY CHAMBERS, Colismistsirrial DepEntment, Peersun'y 46, 1840. NOTICE is hetehy given to all Persons . desirOus of contracting to supply fel:wing Artidesloithe use cf the Army, ♦iz. _ •y, ~'T The following Address of Condolence and Congratulation to . 51.t.ltse:, Living bets; moved by his Guess oe , Puke of, liTuoL, and seconded by Geonct WATiON T.syton, Esq. 111.1 5 oae of the ra•e-Pr,.liclents, It was unanitnoosly Resolved, That the same be adopted, and posseutod to thy Knio, in such mar.ner and at such time as his Royal Highness the President might consider as miss suit.4)ls to the occasion, and the diznity of the Corporation. " TO THE KkNG'S MOST EXCELLENT, MAJESTY. " THE lICHILE ADMOISS Or ME PAESIDEN7, IiCE-PILESIDZITTS, TPLASCILIS., AND coviaisfonsor THE SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, Or THE rOL4DATION Or KING CHAELES Tlit SECOIiD, CCORIVRASED IT EIS LATE 11031 C.R4: - .loub aars:Ar, OF • rza-asessen :uproar. 3foy f! p'esse !toter M jeaty, " We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the President, Vice-Presidents, Trtasirrer, and Governors of the .Scottish Iloipital, in 101.1teral Court assembled, respectfully beg leave to approach your 'Majesty's Throne with the most.sincses expressions of enndolencd and sympathy upon the late melancholy dispensations with.whiejt it h:s pleased Atannurr_ Goo to visit your Majesty and the Nation at large. " But while, in conimon with our fellow-subjects, we deeply lament those repeated strokes of DWINI PROVEDENCL, which occasion mourning throughout the land, we derive contclation from the contemplation of your Majesty's long-tried and faithful attachment to the Constitution and the laws, and from that alkctionate regard for the happiness, honour, and Interest of your Country, which upon ail ocessions your Majesty has so eminently manifested during your Majesty's administration, while acting in the name and on the behalf of our late revered Sore reign.---TO your :',lajesty's Royal rather this Corporation wan indebted for its present Charter, ,during whose reign, and under the fostering care and support of whose illustrious Sons, the Institution has been enabled greatly to extend its charity to a portion of your Majesty's poor subjects, belonging to a part of the Kingdom famed for the steady attachment of its people to their Kings, and zeal in their cause; lad it is with the deepest sense of gratitude that we now address a Monarch who has long been connected with the Corporation, and who, by Isis uniform generosity and natufsficence, gives us encouragement to hope that the Institution may continue to eau ris h under his Royal l'aronage. 1 , In your 11.a . jesty's Accessioa to the Throne we take the most lively interest ; and with the most profound attachment and loyalty towards your mivast Person, we humbly hope your Majesty will be graciously pleased 'to acctpt of our warmest congratulations. 1, That )oursMakysty may long sway the sceptre over these realms, and be preserved among us, to continue to these King ! dome, under the blessing of Poevina • s ~t hese.benefits vrhi.:ll have so greatly contributed tq the happi! st and aggrandisement or the Empire and which have so - fir lv united a generous, grateful, and spire, - People to the Hones Of Brunswick, is our sincere and ardent prayer. 1 " Given under our cornntob seal, at Ottr Hail, in Crane- 1 court, Fleet-street, on Wednesday, the sod day of February, 18f...0.' % It was then unanimously Reached—That the cardial and grateful Thanks of this Court be, given to 114 Royal Highness the Illustrious Chairman, for the warm attachment manifested by him, on all occasions, too aids the Corporation; for his con. scant attentlm to the interests of the Charity, and for that coun tenance and support which have leen' uniformly experienced from his ltoyal Highness. ROBERT AULD, Secretary. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and It ELIEFof PERSONS I IMPRISONED for SM A LL DEBTS. Craren-street, Strand Bluth 1, 1320. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE- PORT, viz. .e. t. D. The Right Hon. the Earl of Roseberry A. S 5 0 Rev, Dr. Hughes - - - - A. 2 2 0 Rev. C. B. Charlewond - - - .A. 2 4 2 0 C. D. Wail, Esq. M.P. - A. 2 2 o Charles Edward Pigets, gig. ec - cand Benefaction 10 0 0 Nicho:as Brown, Esq. .. - - A. 2 3 0 Miss Dmw.n - - - - A. 1 1 0 _ Joshua Watson, Esq. - - - A. 2 2 0 P. rersse, Esq. Two Years, per Secretary - 4 4 0 'Thomas Ilaydon ' Esq. per ae'' Lretary - A. 1 1 u. Joseph Haydon , Esq. per Secretary. - - A. 1 1 0 Willi:firs Ilaydon, Esq. per Secretary - - A. 1 1 0 John Twiniug, Esq. per Secretary - - A. 2 2 0 William Smallwood, Esq. - - - A. 1 1 9 Mrs. Charlotte. Mayis, per Mr. William Allen A. 2 0 0 Nicholas Nixon, FAq. per Secretary - - A. 1 1 0 Richard Wilkinson, Esq. - 50 0 0 Ma. Worrell - - - 5 0 0 Miss Worrell - - - 5 0 0 Miss C. Worrell - - - 5 0 0 Philip T. Powys - - - A. 1 1 0 Walker Fernand, Req. - - A. 2 2 0 Mks E. Barnard - - • - A. 2 2 0 - A. 5 5 0 - A. 10 0 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 S. W. - T 1. M. and It. M. - C. W. per General Port, £3.—E. S. £5 F. J. her Henry Ciatie, Fsq. London Graiad Jury, by Michael Gibbs, Esq. 6 6 6 Nrernan, a Donation Found is the Letter Box 1 0 0 ,f 146 3 6 Dis:hatted and mtievel from Irat4 ons Prisons 114 Debtors, for the surn of - 1'298 16 6 Conikkrecl - tbz: Cases of - 24 Petitioners, • Of which - - 14 were Approved. Ilehrred for Charactsr adm - - 1 And Rejected 6 Penclagiona arte received by J. C. Neild, R 4. the Treapret, m e:Ile-walk,. Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Berries, Parqu'aar, and Co. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Mares, Fleet-Alter; Wean: Chatteria, and. Co. Lithltard-otfeet ; Dl.Nora. Cocks, Cocks, 7?tige, and Elliddorph, Charisit-ertfits ; Messrs. DDfrirn and Co. i'iath-lone, *Obit! ; itessra. Itirruitrslrys, ; Messrs. %Tea and f,6. $7, trAbard-attest ;ar fq" Jr. Crasewell, the' Secretary, No. 7, CI - i/014:MA NVIV4iI tle.ltuol-.s may' be seen by, those . whO afe i ..in ..d to stipport.th4 Charity, and OAsere the Society ,suet 6n the 4rst 'WeripeOday it; evary *oath. Gt/Lital f ,9 o IiOARAIM4P.IIBPAS, &e. 1 R.Glt EtNOUG A's 11FX1'Gr1tAL L06E411089 IN.L 101.0 t tie gem douvuti after sixty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all tiinks, il6arieloeta6l, Sole Throoto, Ain/4004 aid 64nOnftiktIve Tke g.:nuine only-heati '•• Ail. InherWirtr, 4 * printed en ate *tip, hY orisotts tury 3#* ttepro49i, is iftteeliftff TA Per. Greeettotitli, the Inventor. ;:0 . 141 . in . 44 4 41 . 31 H. f eitoll, by his • apransintsilit, by Nowberyik 4 l;, See I t'S*CitO s tfligried leftia6;noiv Chttrz.it yr.rd; Bayley and Co. Cdeloiplei las titetYs X? , Royal 2:4410:e ; Johtniti, tronthilk ; Wiid, 194; Ife.ftifoos ¢ Mak; t+e, ma g h Sanger, LW. Chfiivd-atreet flatelip Wet-Maier; Mahe 56, Picedt;illy; and- tflio Vettdili 4 filrgt.itie Slug ri ' Vrtrereials•S may be hod, ?silt 004sgpit= u rilirrfalfeAgg i t-C:g TV/I2Srfoflrresesiihig . 400•• bfie .4 ++ Tiooti.-ach, Laze Lottles. at U. Ott. each. , • • ....arw ........... BiIEAD; To Ms Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters,‘ find: Barracks, in the uncle-mentioned Counties and Plaudit Bedford Gloster, including • Northanirton Berk', including the the City of Bristol Northumbet land Town of T T'rtS Nottingham ford Ilettford Oxford Bernick Hertford Rutland Bucks Hunts Sa'cp Con'oridge, inelud- Tsle of Man Somerset ink the Town of Isle of Wigtt Stafford Nc.wroarltet Kent, including S•affolk Meter Tilbury Fort, Surrcy CJrnw3ll, including in the County Sosscz Scilly of Essex War*ick Oamb.:riand• Lancaster. • • lireocr.oteuld Derby Leicester Wilts • • IkVon Lineuln Worteit;r• . • Dorset hliddleser York Durham Monmouth • North and Booth Essex, exclusive of Norfoat Wales Tilbury Feat And in the several Counties in North Britain. As also 111ILAD to 'the Houscl.old Troops in London and its Vicinity. OATS, To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Cbtiticrs, in the ur.der-mentiontd Counties : Gloster Rutland IL:retard Salop Hertford Stafitord I flints Westmoreland I.eizesier Wilts Cumberk.nd ,incoin Worcester 11,:rhy ,i:mouth Ndrth and South "Durham (Liford Wales. ILaind Ist :wick Ducks 4'7.x:bridge Chvitt: I'OV AGE, vis. O.lTs, Tr.tY, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Ear. o.t.rs in Cantonments and Qpartera, is the under- nentio=cl Counties in South Britain : Berks Lancaster tor:mail Sllddlesez Devon Norfolk- Sussex Warwick 'York Durset Northampton . Ordnance Barracks at Essex Nottingham Newcastle - urun - Hants, Including Somesset Tyne, and OATS the I.le of Wight Suffolk in Northiuuberland Wm Sprrey_ And in the several Colstlip Xerth Britalp. That the Deliveries are to commence on end fat the LiVitiay of April next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Ttuder for Army Supplies" will be received at this Office, ea or before Tutsday, the 28th of March ne;t, (but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, ex cept for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Counties. in Mn - th Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro perly filled up, by two persons of known property engaging to become bound.with the party tonderlng in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed artless made so a printed Tender, end the pilau expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that ducing the continuat:ce of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the expense of Use Stamps for the Contract and Bond, p:.lt/ in the first instance by the Contractor, will be reffinded to him. particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office between the houts cf Eleven and Five; and at the °lnce of Deputy Commissary-Ooneral Young, Edinburgh. P.S. Sar.iples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at tills Me, between the hours of twelve and twp. - B4SI-INDIA IYOUSE, Af,atchi 3, ISM THE CO UR'i' of DI RECI'ORS of the UNITED cOMPANY of MERCHAATV cj 11111CLAND, trading Ss gm £44l42Chtll3ii, do ht' hy give Notice, That the QUARTERLY ORN'RRA L COURT appointed sob* bed at this House, on WEEINMSDAY, the 22d instant, ie made Special, for the purpose of submitting for conCrota deetthe Resolution of the Gencral Court of the oed December kW, approy:tis the Resoltotion of the Court ct Directors of the Tea 14cerember last, granting to Rh Oitora nit.ll.o Datmow, Bra. 0.0.8. a Pensias of .el SW pet Annim, on the grounds *trait stated. The Report requires' by the Bye-Lzer, Crap. 6, :ice. tn, to "gctber with the Document; ui.en which the said Resolution has been formed, are open for the iusv‘tion of the Proprietors at this nom. J:,'SISPIE L.:414T, Secreicyy. Eaftr-IfiPf./ 0U,9 , Mall, 3, map. THE COURT of MR E C I'ORS ; the UNITED COIIIPANr tirll67.lA'2'3 1, Ike EJST-INDlghie licrety give .?. 7 :t:ce. That tLe QUA itriStLY RN El: A L courcr of the ,aid emr.??.r7 arrcirited to he kekt tt tleir House, iu street, on WEDNESDAY, the 2,4 i=stant, at ever e'Clock the Firezoon, is farther aside Special, f:::* the pt:rpc,se of tifiiinE Sem cornileraqun an teikt2ll2lol.l ftesol-atian ni :he esurt of •nirecters of the Sid December last, fevhiett teat to ban s ".tarn bretigLt under eansteieratkin oe tit 1.111 of January In:, ate wn FeArened in centrquense of the late bete at v.hich 'ter previous lever:me before the Court-ots thee day seas disposed tizosnetesdin the demo of PleyoSetats to , 21142110Ci1e tile Coost et Direstesste eferter hie Afaiogysil•rgsre and eseinsaio,. t the expense of the C. tear, 2 60,11 , 41 .4 ,21trnuer lefantry., from amengss the pewees* iv tow Comptikvyloenipiry; mid if hie :".I*sty !halt accept rob *Vier, die* to author* the Calm di cors to defray tie eisperise of the Corps sti to be taisbd, of tl-,e Puncts of the COnsp.itry ; ard, if necessary, to app!* for z,n Act of Parliament to sanction the arpforintion dial rah rie:u pure thereof kr that purpose. . . f.:"?+ a tae mitt itascsittien 510:0 Nee o p en at ritle• ger* tt.t. I:erusal of the lbereiebeitll ea or before Tutsday, the 28th of received after twelve o'clock on tl the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made sei etpt for the Counties eomprlsh ell of which must be included the several Counties. in Mwth must have the Letter which is perly filled up, by two persons to become bound with the party i in the plinted Particulars, for Contract ; and no Proposal will printed Tender, end the prices ex] should it so happen that dui - inz the Troops should be supplied by vir the Stamps for the Contract and by the Contractor, will be reftint Particulars of the Contracts Tr this Mice between the hems cf Ocoee of Deputy Commissary-0 P.S. Sar.tples of the Bread Oahe, between the hours of twc - TAS7=INDI COURT of DIRE 003:1'.4)11' of Pt Eftell A So she £44ILINDLIA de hermit That the QUARTERLY Of se be bed at this House, on is made Special, for the purr dab the Resolution of the Genii: hat, approving the Rev:Amine M Tea 14cetember last, granting to But. O.C.U. a Pension of Fs s a.nks stated. The Report required by the "gather with the Document; ups , been formed, are open for the this lions,. EAIST-11VA THE COURT of PM) CAM:Mr 41 taller: tkc EJST-INDlglicie herey That tile QUARTERLY 0 arrcinted to be hetet street, on WEDNESDAY, the. 'rite Forczoon, it farther Made I Seta Cornileraqun an Intanfilla • - .nitectors of the Sid Demos • ocen brought under eonstaierith peAror.cd in centeque tits previous berincss before the tic,osnotesdieg the &Ott 4Cautt of Directors , to stets hi • the expense of the tempest, teem amongst the persona lie fib 2 4 .1*.sty !half accept mob offer, ctfni to defray tie erpenw etti of tic Pmts sit the Ceinpa /kir :in Act el Parliament to eaßrie:u pun thereof for Arai p f.:" ?+ of the wtid liescsitttien the i.erusal of the lesepeciasaava 4*. • TO lIIONVASTEILIL ' ANY GENTLEMA c if% COMPANY, w. 114 are inclinable to mike linprovenients hi, their IRON ! ti% ORICS, so a to make Iron both in - the Citatcoil or "Coke % , kvay, at two-thin% the piice fn . Makin:, and in, obe-third the (time that it is now made, may hear of a Person who is about raking out a Patent Tor the same, that i4rofild etfglge 'with them for that purpose; or any Pesinb ba ,- ing a Capital to:puE into Trade, ould find this a very favourable opp9rtunity of employ ing his money to great adcaftige ; 'and May be aCcohModated, upon certain conditions; with a Pitt in the Patent, by applying, letters post-raid, to .1. Z. Post -office, I.4liicycp:dmcrt,t.sylire. TO FLORISTS, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. PARTNER 'WANTED. A r,l COST advantageous Situation in.the:FtaitiST .and SEED LINE, established for, forty yet.rs, a l tit.mber 3f Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Gardena telnok sWg.; and the Furnishing of Balls and Rotas; to situate, within *hi minutes walk from Hyde Park, that for local convenience, an ditpatch of business, few opptirtunitiei offer of such in ellglbW' Situatio:t for a:i active Pet.on, aiLd any cart of the Bubo's will be treated fur. Particulars by applying to 31r. 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Tv your, iipprohation of those .ptinciplcs I attribute the very fiatt*og, keeeption my Friends and myself iray. nu:t with on our calms... :Were any thing wanting, your kinkiness on the present oacaidsti s Would bind me for ever to your interests, and determine ui i devote my life to the support of your /I;ghts and Privileges I beg leave most earnestly to solicit a continuance of active etertions, and should there be omissions, either is v!..0- . .giards Tetrers or othernise, (which, I fear, &loin rise iitcniiectrc;p 'sirthe Listc, are unavoidable) I tract you will overlook them: ' I am, Gitntlemen, with the greatest respect Totir faithful au devoted &Pant, , Arrutw WOOD: My Committee meet daily at the Paul's Heed Itoenrs, eaton-street, wheie ail comniuniiatiom respeetieg the Elevivn • will be thankfully reeeived.—Blarels 0, ISM. TO THE WORTIIY, AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF TEIE CITY OF LONDON. Giarrzionne, INVITED by a highly respectable body of the , LIVERY to. offer myself a Candidate, to be returned one of your Representathes in Parliament at the ensuing General Election, it would savour too r.luch of affectation were I to rt tempt to' conceal the satisfaction I derive from so flatterin; compliment, and I no longer delay the public avowal of my aitaiasts wish to fill the honourable station to which my atten tion it directed. My ardent friends have,' I fear, by the enco miums which their ResolutiOns have connected with my came, ' been led - aced to judge of me too favourably; to those Livery men and other friends who, in a manner so honourable to me,- have already stepped forward to make known my intention aid to promise me their support, I return my Warmest thanks, and entreat them to continue their exertions. Ido not yield to:any man in a faithful attachment to the Sovereign, or in admiration of the Constitution ; and I 'teacart: to express with confidence, that, should my efforts be crowned with success, I shall be found equally the supporter of the just Prerogatives of the Crown, and the firm defender of the Rights of the l'eoylz. lam aware what little dependence is generally to be placed upon Public Ad- . duties, and I would, therefore, refer you to my past conduct, ' as the best surety for my future integrity. I have derived the greatest satisfaction in the assurance of the favour of Gentlemen of the most different political impressions, without departhl from those principles which have ever influenced my conduct, Standing on ground truly it:dependent, and unconnet.ted aoy ether Candidate, my reliance is en the great body of e e Livery; and from them I anticipate the complete accomplish meat of my object. The important duties attached to the Chief Magic racy of this City demand the greatest portion of my timer should I, therefore, be unable to pfy my personal respects to all thg Electors, I hope their liberality will acn,:pt as an apolczy the pressure of my t. serial engsieinenta. With great respect, I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, your faithful friend and s:,rvarit, Mainion-Hoose; Feb. 17, 18-0. GEORGE BRIDGL:S. The Lord Mayor's Committee will meet da:ly at the Alansina- IHouse, where all communications will be thankfully received. TO THE WORTHY AN D INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE TOWN A ND PORT OF II YTIIE. oxxvtionns, Fr HE illness which has confined me to my bed for *the greatest part of the last month, has so far left nie as to allow me to indulge the hope of speedily being able to ay my respects to you in person.' This illness, which has.not only incapacitated me front mental as we:l as bodily exertion, bats will be conceived, paralyzed tke efforts of my friends, has given to my opponents advantages, of which it world be idle to affect to be insensible. Some with whose support I :night reasonably :lave flattered myself, in the event of an earlier application, may have fledged that support elsewhere. Deeply, however, as I should regret any circumstance which might vicar the appez.- ance of a diMinution of your sentiments in my favour, it is gr.- , iffying to me to be enabled to ante, that my lie-election is one of your Representatives its Parttaincot hr secure—unless ft cart be imagined that a iisit2tion 4o which we are all expr.sed may bithiced any portion of thoie Who' have honoured me with 'titett pa/nisei of support to ttinsfer them to another. luiptObable is :itch a suggestion S maybe dfemcd, and I ought peigips io apologize for venturing on It, would take the liberty . of observii7,g, that in such a case the transfer would become a nu pty *h rk gt f. lapptieed reason Wideiti it was foundetabbeld ~pto to'tayi no ez stetiee, "Mid, if I May judge of thi ties - 4T44,05 Otlsigi.by my lA4 isp one would consent to °Welds +laden Qf 'Oa fad *Ma. on his own.Patt et ore Om attedtet. t • tp 'natty of. yea Gentlemen, I would fate persuade My** my cause is your own. Of its success, under every Ladirantae, I entertain the most entire confidence; and I beg to.aisurc you that no endeavours on my part shall be . wanting to ,tote Ski& not undeserving of your efforts ink:ay favour. I remain, Gentlemen, yoolrobliged faithfulSprant ? Portland Pace, Ist March, 1820, JOHN PEERII4O. • . The Decdon being fixed for Wilms:Bots neat, the esr:y attendance of my Friends at slip Poll on that day w 1. esteitusd an additional obligation. " ---,--=. .- -- . - do ur • t ,-. IN 11 1 :4661§PlgY-§4OAIO, fou t iA rorp -AL the top of tootbitilitafiliei, noihori c rnif LIN'El 4 f COI.IOANY'i ONLY wAlla.if 1 • • - , DoN; - establisteit Tv)Mit Veit's, fhi the •Salt:'llP 'MIES 4111R2ING attd SHTLETIPia CLOTH by the piece, at le 1 lacteirprix, wAaa-Artup far dtophility, colour, a::d to rem the iracchmpenouey ittodd :try: twit uptar. 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