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rr N , 4t..., ... f.: . ~. .. , s , - • w. ' - • .. NUMBER 126.1 I'ICTUALLING-OFFICr., 19TH MAT, 11105. I T EE Coatatistioness for Vilimalliteg bit Majesty's Net] do hereby give Notice, That on Monday the 40th •f Ante vats, they ssillk ready to +-ova Traders, in writing (sealed op) and treat for the 'applying of Sea Provisioms, Had, and Fresh to his Majesty's Ships and Vessels itt Winn, on .Grasse for Twine Months rrrrain ; and Arther, *lntl: Siz Months wands: shall be given on either ',at for the termination of the said Coseodett ; bit paid fur by Bills, payable with hatred, Ninety Jigs' OR; Date. The eeleditiletef tie Contreeb may he tern at the Serretary's Ofee, at this Office, or by applying the Cults -tor of his Majes ti's Customs et Dsbiin. Aoll all Penne trhoulay skink proper to mama Tenderlupon the said Ocrosio itsi,re desired to take Notice, That ari regard will be had t; any Tender that Mall ant be delivered to the haunt bstivre One .'Clerk on tkosoid Mondry the 20nk of Joint nest, ter unless the Person who austhes the Tender, or Joao Person en his behalf, attends to answer for Aim when raged for : And *Jut suck Tenders as con tain es:trawl:sat Prices upon soots Artieks, and Prices much in •rior to clic real Value upon others, acid not be considered as im proper to be admitted. VICTITALLISO OFFICE, 19ru MAY, 1S(13. THE Commit:toners for riaualling Ir. Majesty': Navy Jo hereby give Notice, That on Monday the 61k of hase wort, they will he it rdy to receive Tenders, as H siting (statalup) old trustfir,the supplying on separate Contruis, of Sets Prorisiotts,Raon, mat Fresh &ef, to his Mesj,sty's Ships and routs at LEITH, LEITH ROADS, and the rIRT/I of EDIN- BURGH, NEWCASTLE and TINNIOUTH HAVEN, LIVERPOOL, and BRLCTOL, for Tiro lre Months certain, and further until Sir 3lnnths t *lathe Oren an either side . far the termination of si:idContratqr. The mode of Payment to be by Bills, payable kith Interest, Ninety /1 a s after Doti. The Ceeditiehe lute Contralti may be seen at the Secretary's OfFee, at this Qffice, or by applying to the Cottelkars of his hfujcs ty's Cartons at Leith, Hull, Newcastle, Litarpool and Bristol re- opel And all POWS: whe racy think proper to make readers upon at Amid etteasieta, are desired to take Notice, That o regard stilt he had any Tender that shall not be detitered to the Board before One Admit ox the said Monday the 6th tf Jane nest ; net unless the person who Naha the reader, or some person oat his behaff, attends lb ansuer for Hot where called for : Aid that such Tenders as con tain dttreragent Prices upon some Articles, and Pri, es mach rior to the -sal foist upon others, at iU not be considered us isnr e ver to h, astatittai VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 20TH MAT, IVO. THE Commissioner' for Viaualling His 31 ajrrty's Nors de hereby give Notice, That on Friday nett, the Z7th hut. they tria be ready to reeeioe Tenders in Writing, (sealed my) ft to many Half Puncheons, Tierces, mod Barrels of Irish Beef Old Pot*, as the I-epee:tire Persons who may make Propowits dime af, will egret t, deliver inn the l'itiralling Stores at Deptford, mid the Army riJuatling Stores in St. Cad:trines, within the Space of Top Manthsfrons the Day o f Co truck. The said Reef and Perk to be picked tato the best India and Nary Pueko k zes, and to be paisl for by Bias, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after Date. The Condit ions e the Contradi Rey he tent at the Secretary's Otte. And all Pertioas echo may think preper to make Tenders urn the !Sid Occasion, are desires to take Nosier, that no Regard will be had to ally render in which ths Fria shall use k Maned in Wurds et Ltnteh, tr dial! sue k deirered to the Board berate One .'Clock an tie aid Friday nett, the 27th instant, nor unless the Person trho makes At Testier, or same Person on his liehef, attends, to answer when called for. X 0 ll* JV I LIV G To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Lausts and GINTLENIEN, THE very honourable manner in which you have this day elected me to a Seat in the Court of Directors, fills lily mind with the warmevt sentiments of gratitude; and I beg learnt° repeat, that it shall he my constant study, by seal oils and -unremitting attention, to promote the intere.t of the East-India Company, and to prove myself worthy of your choice 1 have the honour to be, with Kr -at respect, Lactic: avrlGentlemen, Your most obligzd and faithful humble servant, Mark-lane, May 25. JOHN INGLIS. VICTUALLING.OFFIOE. 26TH MAT, 1803. THE Conuailsioner: for Victualling His Majesty's Nary do herrhy girt A'atice, That ow Tuesday nest, she 31M inst. they will be ruvfy to receive Tew!ers iss N Mac (staled up) sad treat for Urn Hundred Taw Malsases,to be aches al im tateiiattly i n to His .110 j ,sty's Vilistalling Stores at Depeji,rd. To he ;wit for by Bids, payable with 'sacrist, Natety Dap sifter Date. The Conditions rf the Contract ma; be seen at th , Si..erctary's Of et. And all Persons who may thi,tk pruner to maT'e T.n.lers spots she sail Ocrasno, are des.ed to take Notice, that no Regard will he i. 41 to any Tender, in which the Price shill not be inserted in Words at Length, yr that Asti not be delivers'sd to the Board &fort One ?CAW!: en the said Toculay, the 51st nor %Intro the Perora Idlll unties the Tender, or won PCT ,m 14. Noll; ettervis, to mew? when called far. 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The several bills upon the table were forwarded in their respective stages. THE NEGOTIATIONS. Lord BATHURST, previously to the House proceeding to the order of the d 4 y, wished to. Sul,- mit it to the candour of the Noble Lord (E. Fitzwil, - Liam) who gave* notice .on a late hour on Friday . last,. that he meant this dayto bring , forward a M 0.... .3 :Az tion respeeting the documents now r)efore the House, • on the subject of the late Negotiations, whether * •• under all the circumstances, he would not consent to defer it. The Noble Lorddid not 'accompany hii motion with the usual explanation of what the na- • tore and tendency of it would be, Which was the usual mode of proceeding, and considered to he no more than candour, at least, towardi those • who might be not materially affected by it. Their Lordships, therefore, were deprived of the means of previous consideration, and could not all have come with minds sufficiently prepared for the discussion. 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Lord CAMDEN earnestly supparted the appli cation made to the candour and fairness of the Noble Lord, who, he was sure, would not be inclined to take any parties at disadvantage, and would, no doubt, relied, that, though the Ministers might, for their own parts, be ready to meet any discussion or enquiry, there were many Noble Lords in a very dif ' ferent situation. Added to all this, Some of the pa pers necessary to inform their judgments had not been presented till yesterday, and others perhaps re mained yet to .be moved for, all of which it'would be necessary for them well to consider • before they could decide upon the coeduet of his ilajesty's Mi nisters, or do what justice required of them to do, between them and the country. The LORD CHANCELLOR having left the woolsack, said, that all he should say upon the sub jeet was, that, in the present state of the Country, to , come to any hasty or premature decision might be attended with the most unfortunate consequence:.. 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