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.. . ... - . _ , . _ - , • • . „__ . . • , - . . . . ' t . . .„.„... ... \ .l), . ........„ : " ........4„ , if ••• Ji a t 4 "Li c." ...""- .4C ~1 / 4 ..., .• . ~ , , L , . ~,..,.....,., , :* t el eir r. • '' P 0 -i 7 I A I , • I. .0. ii... 4.1 4dVie - • ne got 1; r 803 _-.. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1812 (PIMA SULPI THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. V:7 A _. T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE orthe, ASSOCIATION of POTTERS, in STAFFORDSHIRE, held at the Swan, in . Hanley, March 3, 1812 . : Having observed in the last Staffordshire Advertiser the Copy of a Letter Irons certain Manufacturers, addressed to the Right Hon. SPENCER PRIMEVAL, and Lord GRANVILLE LIVERON Gowrit ; and stating among other 'matters, " That the Petition lof the Putters, and ether Inhabitants in the Staffordshire Pot teries, to his Royal Highness the Pot NC e RICER r, contained an exaggerated Statement of the distresses of the "Trade: and that the Meeting at which the Petition was resolved upon, was not convened nor attended, nor the Petition signed In a manner which entitled it to be deemed the Act of the Body of Manu facturers, or Persons most materially interested in the Stafford shire Potteries " Ile Committee have thought It right, in an swer to this Publication, to make the following, Statement: I. The Meeting of Potters was convened by Public Adver . tisement, twice inserted in the Staffordshire Advertiser, as well as byQrcular Letters addressed to each individual Maintfac turer Ivied by the Committee , consisting of the twelve follow ing Manufacturers, viz. J. H. Sheridan • Charles 'Hervey, jun. Richard Riley Join Daniel Richard Hicks Thomas Minton , Joseph Machin John Ridgway H. H. Williamson J. H. Clive Ralph Stevenson Jesse Breeze 2. .1 he Petition itself was signed by ninety-three, out of one 1 hundred and fourteen Firms, the whole number then engaged in the Trade; containing in that mass of Signatures, Names, by no !means inferior iii extent of dealing to the fourteen Firms who signed the Letter, among which the Coinalittee observe the Aig ' natures df two Gentlemen, who joined in convening the original Meetine, and of three others who idgneel the Petition: —1 be Pe tition was besides signed by more than Seven 'Thousand other Inhibit:nits interested in the welfare of the Potteries. 1.43711 V NA BOMB, hi. 14. 1 . 1811. THE COURT of DIAECTURS of she UNITED COMPA .afr of Af ERCIIILN ef ENGLAND, tridiv so Me EASTIV;)IEB , do ken* give notice, THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 10, wlll be ptrformed, Ji?LIiIS CXSA R. A 0 Wil;Ch Mill be added, VIE FOLLIES OF A DAY. Ibe Virgin of :he Sun. Sat urday,lulinit Caw. I" That many Persons whose Intention k ents to surrender Unit Mille of Eitel.ange for reinvestment under the conditions alluded to in the Court's Advertisement ofahe I Jtb July last, !wing bet n 2re‘entd from avo!liog thlmselves of those terms by ch. Non arrive; of their Bills within the period formerly limited for It:t rent:4ring them, the Court have resolved to eatend generally the period for recd./h.' Bids etach;mge drawn from any of the 1 res4hincies in liquidation of Principal of ludian Loans, until the 30th day of April next. p;- -------7- otifBITION OF DRAWINGS, IN WATF.R COLOURS. .1 rI'HE EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS, by Mr. 1 WILKIN, jut.. at'er Pictures of the Great Masters of the Re a, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Lombard, Spanish, ad t u n a Schools; from which a selection will be formed for i i i.s of f oe lve Large Engravings, ;o be executed in Line, by 1 : oo st eminent Artists of the present period, in the manner • ,jos thescale of the works of Sir Robert Strange, fur the pur of Bliistrating the compositions of the leading Masters of fi t . r Sthools. IS NOW OPLN to the PUBLIC, at - the Gallery,. s o l ar Be-street, Piccadtliy.—Admittance Is. Catalogue 6d. I;I4YATES, at the Rooms, will receive Cie tsames.of ulascri lef, to the Work, aild furnish all par. icular4. OINE DRAW ING, from the celebrated Picture of the DEAD CHRIS I' said MARIES, by ANN IBAI, CAR RACE, 0 , it Castle "Inward, has been added to this Collection, and l a Ammo , for a tew weeks on view, previous to it, being re wind in . * the bands of Mr. !HARP, who is making a large kgrae ing of the same, 24 inches by 2.0, in the manner of his ou ch e,teemcd Engraving of the Doctors of the Church, alter Giiitkl, for the abo ,, e Work. . 0 THE Fl F.EHOLDERS OP THE COUNTY OF PERTH. Get TI EMEN, NDERSTANDING from Lord James Murray that Wilts vacated his seat in Parliament, and that lie is no to propose himself as your Representative, I take the ear t opportunity to intimate my intention of offering myself as a a r k lina.e for that honour, and bag leave to solicit your suffrage obtain a aixation which has ever been the object of my am- Persons desirous of aoai:ing the/net-Ives of tbis resolution art requ'red to app'y at the Accountant•Grneral'a Oface, East India House, fur further particulars. WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary. I, the undersigned, First Marshal of ths Comets of this Colony, shall expose and 2 , t11 at PUBLIC EXECUTION dALE, In pre sence of two Counsidlors Comndssarltili aud Secretary, in the Month of July, lets, the preen. 4.:ay hereafter to be Stied and notified the iugh :Le (buratto of this Col.ry, the PLANTA- I lON LAN L'A.N'i Lk, betiog the property of Vithbe Nohow, with all Its Cult;tation, Bottling,. blobs, ApFurtenances, end . Depet.dencle. thereto belaiglng, atl cotiforntige to an Inventory throe-tic, now lying at the Marshal's Write for the hist( cum of thow whom it may column:. ..... 3. With respect to the altedgea exaggeration, the Committee base only to state, that after attentive exam:nation, it appears, that one hundred and forty-one Firms were, sewn , twu years since, engaged in the Trade: that at the signing of the Petition, twenty-seven had ceased to work. 'that this number of unoccu pied Manufactories has been met eased by the addition of three more since the signing of the Petition ; and that it is their opi nion that the remaining Manufactories were, and are still, on the average, engaged to the extent of hale more than half of the bu siness which they enjor.d before the Orders in Council. Signed by Order of the Committee, JOHN DANIEL, Chairman. ki! ion. • •bond I be so fortunate as to succeed, I trust 1 shill, in some degree, merit your tavour, by unremiving attention to the busi was an d interests of the souaty, by a firm attachment to those plitical principles which have been so frequently avowed by the ft"holders of Perthshire, by my participation of that send in • of devotion to our hap,iy Constitution, and of Joy ilty to ch r buvereign; for which they have ever been conspicuous. My family is well known among pit, and, although circum stances connected with my private alLirs, have h titer° prevented toe Irani being much in my flat ye country, and from Laving it ID my power to Monte the penional acquaintance of many of those whose favour I now solicit, I trust that any objection to my prwelisions, arising from that cause, will bt very speedily removed. I shall immediately have the honour of paying soy respects to you in person, and I hope the period is rot distant, when I shall be enabled to Gx my residence in a county to which I am so ettoogly attached by blob and by connexion. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Yourrnost obeslient and humble servant, Stratbillan, Feb. tB, 181& JAMES DRUMMOND. Whnever should dunk to hart any right, 'mart, or deign, on the before.setentlaued Lst.ete or l'Leutatieu,tc.l.ed Lancaster CUM 411 A. 11., 1 I Stith pe recut or pers.:as stßtress themselves IA the Mars , ..al's Office of this Colony, cleaning tei. n awns for su c h o position, n due lime and form ; as 1 hereby give Nonce. that 1 alwtl reeeiue oppneitime fr tray one thrreuneu Ira ill d, sp. pole t them a Jar to leave lus or her claim heard haute the Court, . _ 11 7 the Relations or next of Kin (if any) to JOHN CULLAN, late of Red Lon court, in the pai ish of St. Ca t heri ne'i, in the County of Middlesex, and a Pensioner of Chelsea Ho.pital, a bachelor, deceased, will apply to Mts. Bridget. O'Con• nor, of the same place, they will bear of something to their ad vantage. called dean C belonging hold, . Chemed' ton, of th And and coat:Ann' croft, Advowson k ROSA MARSHAL% UkHCP SA LE BY EXECU t L0N....-FIRST PROCLAMATION. Y au . lvnity obtained from the Honourable Court I- 0 of Civil JuA cc, ender date of the I Ith Apt tett, granted oh a Petition, presented fur that. petrel by Themes Fryer Layfirld, as Attorney of . 11110IMAS boxy V. Vitillt HOB4II. Proprietor of Plantation, Lancaster, *natal In the Cortese Cut Divieon! LIMN WI N may cinaserr. Whoever should thetk to have any tight, intent, or claim, on the before•mentlaned Mate or Pktutatice c.l.ed Lancaster cum 1. t such !strum or pers:ms sickest themselves 1,0 the aiarld.ars Office of this Colony, dechning s i isang for sub position, n due time and torm ; as I hereby give Notice. that I shad reeeius uppasition fr as every one therrunto qua ifsed, ap• pat t them a day to have kis or her claim heard before the Covet, aid I .rther a:t therein according to style and law. 1 hi. OIAI Pioclamition wade kuinen to the Public, by beat of (b• m tiom the Courtahoose of this Colony, aid further dealt v iui aesurding to style and custom to each cans. K. FRANCKEN, First hlardials Redder, November 17, 1811. TO BE SOLD BY AUCEION, at the King's Warehouse, New onaney, on Thursday the 12th of March, 1612, serwe o'clock in the Aftemoun, THE FOLLOWING GOOD% 230 Gallons S;irits of Brandy, 112 Ditto Geneva, of legal strength for Dealer.. 111 Ditto ditto, no: of ditto. 14. Ditto Red Wine. Which may be viewed and tined on the morning of the day of Sale. Twenty-Eve per Cent as a deposit nod be required. TO BE SOLD pursuant to a Decree of the High 'Court Of Cliental', Waring ilatt the 6th day of February, I Ale, made in a Cau s e, wherein the Rev. Charles Richard Beaumont a n d others, are Plali.tiffs, and John BCHUUCIIII and others are D.. ' En•ients, ALARGE quantity of TIMBER standing at or near Whitley Hall, In the Parish of Kirkheaton and parse adjacent, in the County ut York, and Mytton Hall, in the Tow::.. ship of Lille Mytton, and Parish of Whalley. hi the County Paiandoe of laocestre, late the preiterty Rieherd Hairy Beaumont, Esq. deceased. Sock part of the limber as hes in the County ef York will be Sold with the approtwion of &snivel. Com:-ro:4 Cux, Esq. one. of the Masters of the said Court, at the Beaumont Arms, near the Church of Kirkheaton aferesaid„ on Monday, the 80th day of March, 1812, the Sale beginning at Twelve o'Cleek ; and such part thereof as Kw in the County of Lancaster, will be Sold with the approbation of the said Master, at the sign of the Boat, at lAttle Mytton aforesaid, on Friday. the sd day of April, late, the Sale beginning at la D •cl oc e. Particulars of the said limber maybe had, gratis, at the sa i d Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chaneery-lane. i • London ; of Messr. Horne said Rogers, Solicitors, Serie-street, Lincoln's-Ann ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square; of Mr. Van Heytheyson, Suicitor, John street, Bedford-row; of Mr. Richard Addiurl', of 'reckoner; of Mr. John - Neville of spolshrou.h, near Doncaster; of Mr. James Hinchilfe, Bradley. I ne, near Hucht rslield ; of Mr. '1 bums+ Rylah, of Dewsbury, near Leeds; at the Beaumont Arms, Kirkkaton; at the Boat, Myuoa Bridge; at the Whalley Armi, in Whall y; at the Swan Clitheroe;and at Whitley Hall, near HuildcrearkL VALUABLE and Imprtivabft ESTATES In HAMPSHIRE. To be SOI.D by AUC I'ION, by FRANCIS ALLEN, At the Bush Inn, Farnham, Surrey, on Thursday, the 19:5 day - of Match, 11112, at Tlifee o'Clock in the Afierntion, (unless sumer disposed of by Private Contract, of w:iich timely notice will be given), Lot I. LL that DesiraMe FARM HOUSE and 1- 26 FARM, called Teem eso N . l Felt st. containing 69 Acres, more or len, wi.h conveisient Barns, Stab' -s, and other Outbuildings, situate at tiwantliorpe, in Crandall, and in Long- Sutton, Hants, in the occupa'ion of Mr. James Yak% under a Lease, which will expire at Alichaelnaa , 1814. These ,Pr e nii i e, are Cop7huld of Inheritance, le Id under the Manor of Crundell. Small fine certain, and small quit rents. Also, All that Copyhold Cottage, and about an Acre of Land, called Traverses, bib) of the said Manor. Small fine certain; also let to said James Yaiden, under the same lease. Let 2. All that FREEHOLD ME isUAGE and Buildings, Oiled Hot e House, in the parish of Ckhham, adjoining Horse- awe Common, and four Acres of Land, more or leo, thereto Winging ; and also all that Copy hold Farm House, Outbuildings, Farm and lands, containing 206 Acres. more or less, called Swanthorpe Farm ; let to Mr. James Yalden, on lease, which will expire at Michaelmas, 1814., Small fine certain, and small quit rents. For further Particulars apply t• Mr. Clement, Solicitor, at Aleuts or Farnham ; and also to use Auctioneer , at Famhani.—. Mr. YalJea. the Tenant, win thew the Premises. YORKSHIRE.—LARGE AND VALUABLE' MANORS, RECTORIES, AND EfrAl ES. To be told in London, and at Beverley in Yorkdilre, on Friday, the 20th day of March nest, at Twelve, at the Aiming "tart, in the City of I ondon, in Five Lots. - r l'H E MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON 3 the Advowson of the Chapel of Syeeton, and several tree. hold, and in part Tithe-free Farms and Lands (wait Isnd.tat re. • deemed), containing about 4140 ee1..., attested to Braley, Spa. • ton, Minton, Filey, Honasea,aod Dunnington, in the Lan ittchn i g of the Cuuoty of York. And in the Month of May next, will be Sold by Auction, the Bevenky Atms Inn, in the Towdof Beverley, in the County of York, in 'twenty-seven Lots, 'the MANOR. of ELSTERNWICK, and veend Freehold, and iii part lithe-free Farms and Lands (with land-tax risleented), containing about 600 acres, situated at Magri:wick, i• eles• croft, Cherry Berton. South Dalton, Seaton Kiss, Ditubletun, Marton, Horns's, and . Reighton : together wide fo r P erpetual Advowson 4 the Rectory of Leay.n in Holderness; and a l so • the 'Fitters of certain I :ads ecintainint about 1,700 acres ' la Horusra Burton, Woodmansey , Thearne, We e l, Storibill, Sa nd. holm, and Ticks/I, in the Ease Riding of the County of York. Particulars of those Estates to be sold in London will be ready by the 20:h of February ; and may be had bystimiying to Messrs. Graham. Kinderley, Splieitoes.loaeubia4m4L f e- ; Benjamin Handley, Esh. Sleiford, Liocolnehlre ; cum Black and Chapman, Land Agents Misidie - Temphsliall, 'Rich- ard Tohnssend, Req. Newbury, Barite; and Jobe Lockinesid„ gm. Revediey. . • • • . . • • 41' 11 4 : 1 L.* 1~: a rd 4 "fk hit , . 10 1 4 os di . a • •1* it r. 4 e 3 EARL WELLINGTON. This day was published, is•tuda-intelyprintrd 'it co. with a Portrait of Lnrd Wt ilirgtou, from an original Bust, price 15s. II'ALAVERA : A Pvem, with Notes. The Ninth E•J•tion, corrected and enlarged. 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NIA RTIN to inform them, that be undertakes to receive and in sert shahs, Marriages, Deaths, Paragrai ha, and all linds of Ad. vertist•ntents for all the London and Country Newspapers, with the greatest correctness and dispatch. I.LOYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, 1312. SiJIISCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN Mk lost 16 his Mi . , st y's Ships • S r. GUIRGE, of 93 guns, • HERO, of 74 guns, .DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, in 36 guns. The Comnii• tee chusen fur the Manlzemmt of this Subserip. Me, in ord.r to make known the eitmordinary elahns anti mag- . Stade a the ellainitt reigirias relief, beg to state, that the alanhrr of lives lost in the above-mentirmed Ships, amounts to apwarJs of 2300, and much exceeds site number ,of thwe In ides of the great Ba ties of the %le. Cuperhagen, or Trafalgar. 1 he ollnw.ng were elected as a Conimmee t The Right Hollow-Ole Admiral Lord RAos•roca• the Rig t ; lunouratte Adm•nal Lord GAM Ina S. Via-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMARLZ, Bart. Sir WILi.IANt .I.LIGIITON, Knight and Alderman. I. Pt Anderdon, Esq. I Woodbine Parish, Esq. John )atlas .kngerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve,E.'sq. Norge Blackman, Esq. . 1 bonus Row croft, Esq. Thomson Zonar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio Clagett, Esq. I Robert Shed en, F.N. WM. Hem y :snare, Esq. Hask.eth Smi it, Esq. Thomas Kt..g, Esq. John Heaton 'Fatten, Esq. Germain Lane, Esq. John *Funno, Esq. Getege Munro, Eq. Wrn. Vaughan, Esq. SA:nit-ions received by the Nlasrets ol this House; at Messrs. Runes, Fa • .street ; Messrs. Barclay, l•ritton, Bevan and Co. Ste Hoe. nimon Frazer, Peering and Co. ; Mes rs. Smith, Payne aid Smiths; Me-its. Willis, Wool, Percival, and Co.; and all the other Bankers tit i.ondun. • Subscr pions already advertised, L'3,178 2 6 List of his Mai:lay - a .:';ips and VeaseN, vrl-..•se Officers and Men lug already subscribed Two Days Pay: "finery • Ityper on Daphne loyal-Ultima De-iree eTuizer Bellaophou Pyramus . Fyl'a . 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II MA Neil 7. ieeting of the Subscribers will l e held at the .ns' Office. over the Royal Exchange, on FRIDAY instant, at Twt lye o'clock pseelsily, to take int. Propriety of allowing the Wiiltiws and Families and men, belonging to his Majesty's late sus and 50 men, to pal ticipa:e the t.sabocrip -4 th at vessel having belouged to the same con the same time. - '1 HOMAS FERGUSON; Salim T• Gtergelard, Lombard-Acres. The hfcrecreCompany 105 0 Ihe kuyal Exchange A s• wince Office 105 0 The London Assurance ti.e 105 0 The Lf.glith Copper Compary The East -India Corn- Inoy 105 0 A talltction at the Pa -1 of &daring, near aftrton, ver the Rev. LH. Browne, Rector 5 0 A Fri tu d 0 Inlotkartts of Brixham, Torbay, transmitted ..b7 Mr. W. Whc.trou 60 0 Link. H. G. Hartiacre, k. N. 2 Uwe F ver Remedy Irstnution 5 5 and r harpe 21 0 LL. 10 ID 'kolas Harvey IS 2- Sore L - 9. V be Wens Volume; ' Per J. G. &ocean. 5 5 31 10 111 0 10 .10 A re _ lattelTr-nteral, Mel htrr, ath e 13th "Th Mn • ddiracum the et tit u th 141 cerg acl CT, 0112 gui ton MAW azd lost et t . Ss George.; 'lO APUTHECARIES, &c. A LIST of I)RUGS and CHEMICAL PREPA- Ll with the Prices at which they are charged to the Faculty, at the Chemical and Medical Hall, liedtJrd-street, Covent-garden, is inserted in the 25th Number of the Monthly C .mrendi.:m of Medicine, publbbt-d on the Ist intact, which in,y he obtained, price Oue Shilling, as abuse, or of any Book seller in the ciuntry. • • At tl is Irstinition none but the choicest Drugs and Che nlle:l Preparations are sold. NOBILITY and FAMILIES of. WTMe tropdlis, aho 'Town and Country Drapers, ars respectfully appsized, that the etrire STOCK in 'TRADE of she MAN (IOSTER, SCOTCH, and litlbH FACTORS, No. G, Plickettft tit Tomsk-bar, opposite St. Ckment's Chinch, is now on Sale, the whole of which, amounting to ,C 17,504 1. mon be Im mediately cleared nit', in consequence of the death of Mr. STII. rites PRILIC3 NS, one of the Proprietors, amtmgst which the fol. lswing articles will be found par. icularly woi thy of attention, viz. a large quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Russia and Lancashire Sheetinp, duwla-ses, and uutfolk hemp', 3500 pieces of India and British jecono s, mulls and cambric* for gentletnetes cravats and ladies dress. s, 500 pieces of Indian nankeens, 21)00 silk, imitati, n, and wove-'n shawls, 150 pieces of rich printed bed.furnitures, c,unterpanes, quilts, blankets, table-linen, &c. with an assortment of printed cambric' aad calicoes. No. 6, Pickett-street, Temyleltar, the large corner Shopiwitii a Col !en Unicorn in fronr.—As'stants Wanted. N. B. The .Dove extensive Premises to he disposed of. READING SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, S I . k.AKs, &c. 1 HE great reputation J. COCKS has gained by his celebrated READING SAUCE, which has for many years been patronized and recommended by nitrt of the first Fa milies In the KiLgdom, renders it unnecessary for him to make any comment on its qualities, it is presumed that no Sauce ever niet with such general approbation and extensive sale; it is re tailed in London by upwards of 70 of the first Oiimea and Fish mongers, and by one or more principal Fish Sauce Sellers in most cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; will keep good seven years in any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashe•, Rurni-steaks, and Cold Meat. As many tratlersore offering spurious compositions of their own, which they call Rracitng Sauce, J.CocEs considers it a duty be owes to the public to ir.lorni them that none are genuine but those which have these words on brange-ceoureil label to anteli bottle, " Read ing Sauce Ca. Fists, eusithing Gravies, &c." prepared and bold wholesale and retail br J. Cocks, Reading. Pints,as. Half pints, 26. 'THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER or all tril l- perfect and illegible WRITERS, in Six Lessons gnly..—Mr. RAPiER, the Anther of the Desideratum of Penmanship, Ecf. informs such Ladies and Gentlemen as write ill, that neither ad vancement in life, nor infirmity of baud, are impediments to the application of his scientific principle, by which he enables the parties to write with uniformity, persOcuity, an a wonderful dispatch, in six lessons only. The Yrufessor is honoured with the patronage of personages of the fi,rat ,rubh.. And also in the commercial world, the efficacy of his plait fur firing the hands of yGtt h to a style which tl.ey shall write for ever after, has secured hiin "ample recommendation. His plats has no affinity to the_ l practice of ernantenial writing mast.-rs, of whom an that ad vance pretensions in this way, can only be supported by their own talent., the insufficiency of which, to enable all their pupils to execute like themselves, needs no comment; nor has he com municated to any oae whose avocations In general would admit of their InEtrferirg with himself. Specimens to be seen and references to suit the rooks of the parties, will be given by waiting epos) Wiro. klo. 2, Salisbury-sure, Strand. Outbui Sur Small A!s4 caUrd mho 9 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ea. 19, latt. • '1"1-1E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA , JESTre ORDNANCE, is hereiyrive Maier, That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall-Mall, on or before Wedneday, the 11th day of March next, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of 100,e00 OAK SPORES, 5000 PICK AXE HELVES, and 30,000 feet superficial of I inch well seasi.nedELM BOARD, for the service of the Roya Carriage Departntent, and of the Royal Laboratory, at Woolwich, where Patterns of the Articles may be viewed. The Oak Spokes are to be delivered on or b?fore March Quarter; 1813, and the Pick Axe Helves and Blm Board immediately. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secret.ry's Office, in fall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten - and Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals fur Oak Spokes, Bc.e.;" but so Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th March, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither "AU any Tender be noticed utiles the Party making it, or an Agent its his behalf shall attune'. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRAW, Secretary. 1 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ala.,h 2, 1612. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of !!IS JESTr! ORDNANCE, ils hereby :eve Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, an or before 'Wednesday, the 18th day of Mar jest. from such per sons as may be wihsng to under cite the Supply of YORAGF. for the Ordnance Horse:, stationed in the feraw ing D.stlicts, to be delivered at the Expenct of the Contractor, viz. NORTH BRI'FAIN, NORTHERN, YORKSHIRE; • . EASTERN, exclusive of WARI.EY, SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM, SOUTH-WEST, Infludbag PORTSMOUTH, ISLE. of WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURIM. WEE/10N, NOR.II.AIIPTONS HIRE, wEsTexii, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WAR LEY, and CHATHAM, et a period of Six Months from the Ist of April next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 lbs per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sw;et and dry, and de livered in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight ; the Straw to be woad, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Tiusst I. of 36 Ibt., weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, to be at the following rates, viz. For the Oats, at per hundred lbs. Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay, at per 112 lb!. For the Straw, at per 112 lbs. The Pngrosals may be delivered separately or Jointly for two or more of the 'a'd Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which during the period of his contract may accuntulate, making a t allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. Fanher particulars may be known upon application to the Off ers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and Zed at the Secretary's Ober, hi Pall MsY aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten act Four o'clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealer& up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Fo rage;" but no Proposals can be atlmizo:d after the said 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed unless the parry making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R: H. CRAW, Secretary.