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Mr. Price - - Colleedon at St. Stephen's Chapel, Peterhesd, trans mitted per Mr. A. Hutchison - - 20 as Ward, Esq.of Gibraltar, per C. Field, Esq. it Salad &mond, Esq. of Bristol . 20 Collected from the Methodists iu the Epwerth Circuit, by the Rev. Mr. Tattirshall - - 19 The Receipts of the Pugilistic Exhibition at the Fives Coon, 7th May. per Mr. Jackson - 132 Cottoned at the Methodist Chapel at Mansfield, and transmitted per Rev. Mr. Blanchard - 5 • 9 1 Mr. S. Bardsley, of "f Mr* --1 0 0 Mrs. Ann Chambers - S 0 0 T. R. J. - - - 2 0 0 C. J. - - - - 11 0 0 Parish of lckham, transmitted per Me:ars. Payler & Co. 11 3 2 THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. • No. 1, George-yard, Lombard-sweet. A 711,974 910 Niirr OFFICE, Jaw 1, IRI ft. SU/M=4 CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES. BY bi 4 MAJESTY'S ORDER in COUNCIL, othirillth September, 1809, a Plan of Education was esta. lashed at the Royal Naval College, at Portsmouth, for a bUPE RIOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS, and and it bung determined that four more Students shall be ad mitted, therPrincipal Officers and Commissioners arils Mejes- LAW INTRLLIGENCE. a.l.l•=b 0 9 , 2 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 9 2 0 10 10 0 •10 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 5 S 0 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 17. THE KING V. TILE HON. It. HUGH. The defendant again appeared in Court for judg ment, when Mr. Gaastow, on the part of Lord Dat n ley, again disclaimed ,any motives of enmity - towards the defendant ; but stated, on the contrary, that the sole wish of his Lordship was to preserve the public, peace, by requiting sureties from the Honourable Gentleman for its preservation. Lord ELLENBOROUGH observed, the Court ?lust require this at the least, and the defendant gave himself in £lO,OOO, and two sureties in £5OO each, to keep the peace in future. Term ended to-day, and the business consisted of motions of course. ty's Navy hereby give Notice. that the examination of Candi dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports mouth, on the .4th of November next, at eight o'clock in the morning, and that such persons u may be desirous of becoming Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their intentilu to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore said Yard, on or before the Ist day of that Month. 0 0 The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years of age. The Plan of Education may be obtained on application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Majesty's Dock Yards, where also informaeon- may be obtained as to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the Documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students, and of the Offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Apprenticeship. 3 6 0 0 0 0 EXECUTION OF THE RIOTERS. 4 2 4 0 TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jr", 17, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY", TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taiing Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for Mc Cars and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereiv Notic:, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 7th of July, 1819, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per sons as maybe willing to contract for su;plying, for Twelve Months certain, JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TROWSERS, PAILLASSES, BOLSTER-CASES, and LIST, for Prisoners of War in Health : and SHEETS, BOYS' SHIRTS, and DUCK TROWSERS, for Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Pri soners of War,. • THEATRE-ROYAL, LYCEUM. FOR THE BENEFIT OF l'IlE BRITISH PRISONERS IN FRANCE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE IS, their Mit-sties Servants will act the Comedy of • JOHN BULL ; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'a FIRE-SIDE. Job Thornberry, Mr. DOW lON. Dennis Brulgrueidery, Mr. WEBB, (Late of the 1 heatre-Royal, Covent• Garden.) Mail! sing the Birtb, Parentage, Christening, Marriages, and other Family Misfortunes of Dennis Brolgruddery; And the popular lrtsh Song, called " Irish Promotion; or the leautiful Paddy Carey." Written expressly for him by the late Mi. Cherry, and Composed for him by Whittaker. Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS. Lad of Act I. Signora BtRTINOTTI RADICATI, will sing, by plictslar desire, the favourite Air of "I.a Mia Crudel Timone," Ply Heart with Love is Beating) with Variations, composed by Signor Radicati. End of Act 11. " The Death of Nelson," by Mr. BR ARAM. End of Act 111. " All's Well," by Mr. PHILIPPJ and Mr. hal. lad of Act IV. " On board the Termagant," by Mr. SMITH. ha of Ac: V. " GOD Save the King," Verse and Chorus. After which, an entirely New Farce, called HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE ! taw, 6s. Pit, Si. 6d. Gallery, es. Upper Gallery, Is. Mks to be had of Mr. SPRING, at the Box-Office in the kind Entrance, where Places may be taken. Na Tender will le received after ate idea on the day of treaty, nor any noticed, unless the pasty, or an agcutfor him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum of £lOOO, for the due performance of the Contract. • Farther particulars may be knotvn, by applying at this Osce ; and Samples seen at the Storekeeper-General's, Dade -street, Westminster. No Tender will be noticed unless made out on the printed' Form of Tender. RANE.I.AGH, MILLBANK. THIS EVENING, 'Thursday, June 18, will be given a Splendid Fete, and a Grand Exhibition of Fire Works, with Sky and Water Rockets on the River Thamea.— The Exhibition in the Garden will be superb and entirely new. TheFireWorks on the River commence at Half-past Ten o'clock . Doors open at Seven, sad the Concert begins at Eight precisely. Admiseion lA:rENT SOLID SALLY, of peculiar purity and I hardness, cheaper and eisperior in size and strength to any Icrtign Salt usually imported into the Baltic, or used in curing of provisions. A specimen may be seen, and further information ettaintil, by application to SMITH, MARTEN, and SMITH, 'Agents to the Patentees, Vine -street, America-square. To NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, and 0 I'HERS. WANTS a Situation, as STEWARD or BAI LIFF, a young Man, 32 years of age, has a thorough knowledge of the Norfolk and Suffolk modes of Husbandry, the Breeding, Buying, Selling, and Management of all sorts of Stock; has some knowledge of Land Surveying and Mapping.— Bespectahle references can be given as to character and ability. Aline addressed to H: E. B. Green Dragon, Blshopsgate-street, London, will be duly attended to. COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY, - • NO. 5, CATEATON-STRILIT, Wilma by W. TATE, (late Bon LTFLOWEIL and TAU, Little 'rower-street.) r 111 E PARENTS and GUARDIANS of young 1 - Gentlemen about to complete their Education, and par ticularly of those designed for any department of commerce,. are respectfully informed, that a-Prospectus of the new system Si Commercial Education, practised solely in this concern, Tams for Board, and for the Evening Instruction of Gentle men engaged in business during the day, may be had, gratis, at the Academy;, at 31, Basinghall-street; and of Mr. ASPEINE, 33, Comhili. • N.B. The Business is not interrupted by Vications. DEVONSHIRE..--TO BE SOLD, I'HE MANOR and ESTATE of PISWELL , . 1 - in the parish of Kentisbeare, in the Bounty of Devon ; con tittng or nearly 500 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow 'Ground, in divers Tenements and Farms, of which about 122 flues are held by Tenants at Will, at yearly rents amounting is Ins, akin 139 Acres on lease at the yearly rent of 17 I Os. sad tirreantioder by Tettalts under leases respectively deter agrithie on the dtaths of one, two, or three liver. Lrldo !Amer .1s of excelle nt s o il , and particularly adapted for. 17: Sc. compact, is improveable, and near to a lime rock • r kit quality, and situated within three miles of the market d'o's 4 Cullompton, upon the turnpike-road leading thence to lisoL. Sadrom which it is distant about eight miles. For 'losing the above Estate apply to Ealmund Broom, reel-- d." 3 D g !hereon ; and for panlculart apply to Messrs. Graham, Kin ref, and Uomville , Solleitors, Lincoln's Inn, •London ; Zgret, of Broaddiaz, near Exeter ; to Mr. Bruton, Solicitor, 41 Exeter ; or to Mr. Wickham Solicitor, at Fronse. DEVONSIiIIt • k bOLD, THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH FORD, in th e C ounty o f D evon , cons i st i n g of upwards of ASH ` FORD, Acres of must excellent Mea d ow, P asture , an d Ar a ble 'Z'undt in several Tenements contiguous to each other, ef which ‘'slit 73 Acres are held by Tenant's at Will, or for a short term !pears, at the y ear l y rent of a£l69 1 4 s. and the remainder. by mats under Leases respectively determinable on the deaths of own or three lives. This Estate has a Southern aspect, is three 'miles below the Tears of Barnstaple, upon the navigable river Taw, and about Ls_ rants from she Its; any commodity may be sent to or " a llik the Premises by water carriage, and the lands rise front the :MOW-side by a gent l e accl i v i ty, from wh i c h t h ere are p i cturesque e ra of the Tulin of Barnstaple, and several Miles up the river • ". sod down that river to the sta, and which views also:com- I d ot the seats o f several Gentlemen res idi ng i n t h e neigh ,ls,_, The North Devon Stag-hounds and several. packs of I mlostrs are kept within a few miles of the Estate, and the neigh • dis onsidered as on e of the most pleasant and' hesithy., • ussWeleof England. Forstd.,;.,.. • ^"•6 thl, Estate; apply to the Bailiff residing thereon;' Virticalan apply to Messra.Gralnuai, KinaerleyTandElum-. t 7 i rs Solicitors, Li nco l n , . Inn, London ; Mr. Voysey,of Broad war Exeter; to Mr. Bretton, St:dicker, i 2 Laster; or is . 141 . Wkkbia, Seliaitor s at Etta& . 4 . . • - • EAST-INDIA ROMP, J‘ai 11, 1812. T 1 AB COMIIII7TER of WitIiEHOUSLS of the lINITCD CQMPANT of MERCHANTS of ENG' LAND, tratrosi,io the EAST INDIES, do hereby give make, That the ,Corhmittee will be ready to receive Proposals .In writing, (staled up) on or before Wednesday the 15th July,lBl2, from such persons as mar be willing to supply the Company with a quantity of BRITISH COPPER, and that the Conditions of the Contract may be seen, upon application to Mr. Robert Wlssttt, Clerk to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be hit, before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 15th of JtOyv after which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. Every Tender must be accompanied with a letter addressed to the Committee of Warehouses of the East India Company, and signed by two responsible persons, engaging to. become bound with the *loss tendering, for the due performance of the 'Contract. t EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Jesse 17, 181 s.. 'THE COURT of DIRECIORS of UNITED COMPANY ej MERCIIANTS ENGIAND, bwd;az to 'Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nei*, t: That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap pointed to be held at their House inl.cadeohall-street, on Wed nesday near, the 24th instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the WeAMAh last, and of this allele , ' allowiog Peasion of se4oo mat to Captain We Canznander of the ship tketell, *ll be bid Wlles4,4l* ellilaillasteral Court for tbeicapiefilittom agree** tb tboilligibledeit of ths'llth Chapter it tOriitailt, pany's Bye Laws:(l) tr JIILf fliY p tAYp f 1; UMW" . . ay... .11 i4.)';•.:..V.A. - % *7•;: !X;i4 . ..••• . . CURATE? GILL. - Their Lord sli i t et having re. ni ved into a ComMit- tee on the Curate,' Bill, A short c eiver,ation ensued on the subject between Lm-d Ite.neseAut, the Bishop' of LoanoN, and Lord Hos.f.Aeo, is consequence of. l and eer Li nea; ni n.. . e dn d L a o ' re l . ll ." ' b Flii ;at s C he p sa re i p .l 'sed he w b a y s :l i r lu N ceTt le o ' 'do, in the first iimance, in order to save the time of the House, as their Lordships, by agreeing ierefornta, la the amendm .nos, would afford an of p' t 9 %eve them pinte,l, when on the Bill beieg agitie conimitted, which it was his iltention to pro # the , amendments c-luld be regularly and f u lly discussed' . by their Lordship,. • The amendments were then agreed to by the Com mittee : and the House resuming, the Bill, with the said amendments, was ordered to be printed.. SCOTS L•CAL I4IEITI A BIEL. On the question for the third reading of this Bill, The Marquis of DOUGLAS rose, and at some length adduced a variety of detailed objections to the meAsnrea, His Lordship seemed to lay his principal stress upon the controuling powers vested in the Ba rons s instan c est:pio:lee ian c is le t it ieronoedeo nntn t spsass;oliti I of tia the crcet. hditi power, slii ecc:awLianihrlyre se rvi c e etti, oie i u hh) : ::carsi n ; wntach4lnaelkt latter cdn c iacrpd i phei e s swl s , ;rite u po n e conceived of the Exchequer in Scotland (in whom in effect, e the execution of the Bill was ultimately vested) but c C top p a oufl o ai r b u ac t tee t r i h i c id t si y u s i o e l .blm s: oye , r e a l ds y c i uui r i r d tc:ej : cid t ? ut o c i ss t o t t i ot k im i lar e te r nre s e oda i schoolmasters itsassess mentsiloecoxtl:mctu:a. was si o toe n inri i c g e alli r lrei t y,t a icndlonptltr. parish due organizati..n and perfection of the Scots With'. The Noble Marquis concluded by moving an amend ment by way of rider, the principal effect of which 'seemed to be, taking away the present controulieg power of the Barons ef the Exchequer on the County Lieutenancies, with respect to the remunerations, al lowances to be given, &c. . Lord Viscount' MELVILLE argued briefly in defence of the measure. In this ft.: did not feel it necessary to follow the Noble Marquis as to the mi. nute details into which he had entered. It was, And should be a principle,.he observed, to assimilate, as far as practicable, the structure and organization of the Scots Militia to that of England. Tha controul ing power vested in the Bantus of the Exchequer was - ! highly proper and constitutional, as they were the superintendents of the public expenditure in that part of the-United -Kingdom. The Militia of Scotland was comparatively of recent ihstitution, yet the de gree of discipline and perfection to which it was - troiight WAS such as to deserve applause, instead of being impugned. He was confident the Barons of the Exchequer discharged that part cf their duty in question with as much propriety, and; as much to their owes credit, as any.otheepart#efleir functions ; and he repehted the %xpeilieney or c-aducting the Militia Service, in both parts of the island, as far as HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 17. ( possible. on the same plan. . At half-past two o'clock, the LORD CHANCHLLOR took Lis 1 The Marquis of DOUGLAS sho rt ly ex pl a in e d ; seat upon the woolsack, and referring to what he 'conceived greater faciktien, The lush Loan Bill, and the Irish Bounties and Drawbacks said, the Militia service might and ought to be con , • . Regulation Bilis severally passed through Committees of the ducted in a superior style in Scotland. whole House, and were reported without amendm.uts. A division-then took place—For the amendment 3 Mr. Marsh, from the I.ord Chamberlain's Office, preiented an account therefrom, of Cie vett emoluments of the Yeoman --Against it l2—.Majority 9. Usher of the Black Red, for ten year., ending the 15th of The Bill was read a third time and passed—and January IR! v.—Ordered to lie ou the table. 'their Lordships adjourned till tomorrow. . ! ' The Earl of LAUDERDALE, after noticing that it would be - • to much individual convenience, moved that the Committee on the Orders in Council, which stood for this day, should be ad- HOUSE OF COMMONS. PHILLIP jatin c- Mr. MANSZL of S obtaim!d i leave of absence f o r a healih. ied till two o'clock to-morrow ; which was ordered a month, on account ill ......- cordingiy.. Mr. HANEL?' Sinecure Bill was rasa third time and passed, Th. ird.ordships then adjourned for scene time during pleasure. after a kw observations from ihdr..W o IWv n Na On she re: umng of the House, the Earl of LAUDERDALE moved. That the Report of Goldsmi.l's Debts Bill be taken tiro . BARRACK , . .. , . consideration ; which being done, the several amendments were, The Hon. Mr. WARD rose to inquire, before If IIEINISPed 14 on the Motion of his Lord-lip, agreed to by the House. notice upon the erection of the Mary-la-Banne Barrack,, who. Pursuant to their Lordships Order of Monday, a conference . tber it was wi 1 the intention of Gore:nears' to curry "Ie ida's - was held wi•la the Common* in the Painted Chamber, on t heintoexycution?, subject of their Lordships Aniendmenti to the Whitby Harbour I Mr. WHAR CON said they did not; tbs.!' their erection was Bill. The Conference was managed on . the part of their Lord- i postponed tin •further erformation could be obtained upon the ships, by the Earls FITZWILLIAM, LAUDIRDALI, and GALLO- • subjnet,--(Lord aid reprotel iisarsfrom the Oppri4im.) way; the Bishop of OxroaD, and Lords WALSINOSIAM, Mr.. I WARD then withdrew his notice. K 10370111, and SILIPPILLD. Mr. BROUGHAM asked, whether It was ntended te . sei a On i the return of the Deputation, Earl Firzwitit isai made with the erection of the Liverpool add Bristol Barracks ? his R eport of the conference, which was ordered to be taken Mr. WHARTON replied, that they ale, were given up foe into consideration on Friday. -.1 • I the present, till further information wasprocured upon the sub- ' e A Petition was presented by the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, jest.—(Gad dueri v ) .. from certain Merchants and others, praying that the India Trade PRIVILEGE. tnay.be continued exclusively to the Port of London.—Ordered Mr. MARRYATT called the attention of the to lie on the table': House to a part of the report of the speech of the • }NE LATE kiINISTEEIAL NEGOCIATIONS. Honourable and Learned Gentleman opposite (Mr. The - girl of MOIRA said be felt - it his duty to acquaint their A u Drg gham),. in a . Morning'Paper of yesterday. The rebladaveleetottithaceopnarte,swy which hlt wire some re d l iacil erred nia t i t i , Hon. Gentleman here read the paragraph of which Lordships,~reeliesi OW days ago that House. Il it ' place wal in r is e he complained, which represented him to have given t• , .. INSOLVENT DEBTORS BILL. in evidence, that which felr. Brougham had stated to , On the suction of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, have been given by a merchant in the City of Len- House resolved into a Committee out this Bill ; don, whose name lie would nut mention—the asset and Lord WA LSINGFIAM having talten'the Chair, moved to f% all..aie cones blank, by the words t, 24th day a May,":Or don that ~ the manufacturing classes were not di : - The Earl p MOIRA tressed as stated by other witnesses, and that if th e ir I Present condition were improved, they would become ,t On or before the 24th of May," as the p er ip'd of the I pampered, and unhinge the whole frame of society." operation of the. Bill which was foithwith agieed to i It had been.said of a celebrated ivriter,• renew ictigit -1146 by the Comtelitte. , Tire Noble Eartelwo brotilht forward hi e prOmised clause relative ta- an extens on Igucel nan.oriurt,it, and it might also be said, that the !press touched nothing which it did not embellish and of the amount of the Sum of which .the Bill was to c h ange . This appeared to be-the case; till the coed-- attach. It would be recollected the ?mow of ,the c h a r g ed Pictute he had just brought before then's Was th sum as fixed in the Bill of last year, was not io eft- produced. In e evidence which he h a d given, h e teed £2OOO. The o',,cct of the clause be. should now j bad never had occasion to speak of t h e s a lvatio n o f propose was to give the pewee. of exceeding that sum, ' the manufacturing classes. With .their situation, from the circumstance of his neier havin g resid e d i n where the cases appeared to require it. The provision was to the following effect ;....” That i t shall lie law- any manufacturing town, he was not particularly never insulted their distress, by maki ng i t a su bj e c t ful for the Chief Justice otitis Majesty's Court of acquainted ; but this he was sure of; t h at h e h a d His object' had been t o a ff or d them King's Bench, the Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, or the Chief Bann of the Court of Eichequei ()indictee. latiwitret, he might differ respectively, to nominate and appoint a Barrister, i every possible relief ; an d who is hereby requ:redeo . to do, to consider of apPli- t from some, as to the mode hi' vsl) ! ich this might be cations made for the benefits of this Act, in cares i effected, to nem would'he yietin e Anxiery for their where the amount of debt shall exceed the sum of welfare.. The Hon. Member 0 ed to share the i.. AVOW under the 'authority of rules to be suede for 1. 101042 consinpence, Which Mosta have resulted frbin such proceedings, and that such relief under this Act I . such a mis-statement, to his and to hjOangly, ap shall be administered therein, as the case shall appear ! pear i ng ;out publicatien of Wkjvottiplsined. ,to require." . This was agreed to by th eir Lordships. i The situation in which bi - st e m e ,,o V . . vi e le_(fie ; The 'House thea.reamed, and the Bill with the of any. °then incliviJaal !is:: : • • ~4 : ts a . 4r ll / 5 this , , pac Amendments ordemitip he.printed. .. .11 .., . Ern , n • s, , ' , without tusy yindciirf . , - • ri . • , Lt".• .. ---..; v u - .1 if .; . •4‘)1,4. .1 ~ . :l• „,.: , Tig u i Nr4 t. :‘ . . ..- . •' . ...t .i.)...:4.: ; . • __ - CHESTER, JUNE 15.—Yesterday Joseph Thompson, and John Temples, found guilty at the Special Com mission, held for this county, on the 25(11 ult. for the trial of the Rioters, were executed, pursuant to their sentences, at the New Drop, behind the City Jail.— About half-past twelve o'clock they left the Castle, when the solemn process on, escorted by a party of the Oxford Blues, and accompanied by the proper officers, proceeded through the city to the New Jail, followed by an immense crowd of people. On their arrival at the latter place, they were conducted to the chapel, where they very devoutly joined the Clergy man in prayer to that Bxnto, into whose presence they were about to appear. At one o'clock they ascended the drop—and, soon after, were launched into eternity, in the presence of a great concourse of people, assembled to witness their awful exit. MANCHESTER, JUNE 15.—Abort twelve o'clock on Saturday, the awful sentence of the law was put in execution upon the eight persons, condemned at the late Special Assizes at Lancaster, viz (—James Smith, Tomas Ker foot, John Fletcher, and Abraham Chart son, for burning, &c. Messrs. W ROE and Dm:cot:6ll'a weaving -mill, at West Houghton ; John Howarth, John Lee, and Thomas Royle, , for breaking into the house of Join.; HOLLAND, in this town, and stealing bread, cheese, &c. and Hannah Smith, for commit ting a robbery by stealing potatoes at Bank Top in this town. Their conduct throughout confinement, manifested the greatest indifference and unconcern, as to the awful state in which they were placed ; and all the pathetic exhortations of the Reverend the Chaplain, were frequently repeated before any signs of repentance of their crimes, or necessity of preparations to meet their Goo, appeared in any wise to awaken their benighted minds. Before turned off, however, they became penitent, confessed their offences, and with broken and contrite spirits, cried out to HEAVEN'S THROWS to have mercy upon them for being miserable sinners! PARLIAJLEN7:4Rr PROCEEDINGS. .~. •~. ORDNANCE OFFICE, June 3, 1612. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• JESTrc ORDNANCE, Jo hereky 'We Melee, That PropOsals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 2&h day of June next, from such Persons is may be 'willing to undertake the performance of the CAR PENTER'S WORK in the Medway Division, for service of this Department, for a period of One Year. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretar y 's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for the Carpenter's Work in the Mcdway Division ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said e6th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDNAIVC 8, Jw“ 3, 1113. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of flls JIM INSTrs ORDNANCE, de hereby live N4Aes,' • • That Proposals will be received at theist Office in Pag-Man, on or before Monday, the 22d day of )one next, from such per sons as may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLUMBER'S WORK at Sheerness for Service of this Depart ment for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expira tion of one year, upon three months notice, at the option of either party. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application to the respee zive Officers of the Ordnance at Sheerness, and at the Secretary's Office, in PAD-mail afurvaid, any day between the hours of tett and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed op, and endorsed " Proposals for the Plumber's Work at Sheer ness ," but no Proposal car, be admitted after the said 223 irstant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Lty Order of the Board, A. IL CREW, Seer vary. 1~- ~~ ~~ ~:. De ad r%