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„,..f iT.:'.7 ”, . . -4 ".., ' r , -• , V.: 2 ' f-- I‘ , . 414. ..,,fir,','`/',~►~` • t . !.°•.. - .• • :411/4 1 / 1 /. 4. '•• . 4 ' ' ''''' • _ ~....y.. p . 4 ,, , ,?›.., • .- ' ' id atiT4I,4IPJF(.I:' . - •= -. ..-sto.itilc., , r . 1 '7l . l ---- • , - , -t-ii:- ..,,,,,-.., , ..tild6... T ._-,, , 5r,--,v' ',. -‘, • i'f.if , - . -. -.......:77-- --?,,,,," dz.+ I THURSDAY, MARCH )9, 1807. iN'iI,ER, 452 6 . [PRICE SIXPENCE° DR. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST COMPLETED. NEW MUSIC BY MR. MOORE. This Day were published, price ts. 6d. each, THE WREATH YOU WOVE—FRIEND OF MY SOUL—DID Not'. By THOMAS' MOORE, Esq. Printed for James CArpenter, Old Bond street: Of whom may be had, by the same Author, x. A Canadian Boat Song, for three voices, 35.-2. 0 Lady Fair, 3s. —3. Sequel to 0 Lady Fair, 55.-4. Come tell me, says Rosa, is. 6d. -5. Fly from the World, 0 Bessy, to-my, is. 6d. —6. Now' let the Warrior wave his Sword, as. 6d. —7. Farewell Messy, is. 6d. —B. Sigh not thus, 0 Simple Bny, 25.-9. Good Night, 28.-13. Can I again that f.)rm caress, is. bd.—tr. Sweet Sed ucer , is. 6,1.—t2 . When time who Sreals, is. 6d.--13. Ditto, harmonized for four voices, by E. Phelps, Esq. as. 6d. MR. PHILLIPS respettfully announces the re cent Completion of Dr. G R EGO itY's NEW CY CLOPEDIA (the only modern Work of the kind), in Two large and magnificent Quarto Volumes, illustrated .by. One Hundred and Forty Engravings, price Si. t ss. in boards. . It is doubtless understood by the Public, that this Work contains the present State of every Branch of Knowledge, including all recent Discoveries and Improvements; and that, although it is comprised in only Two Volumes, which are sold at a sixth or eighth part of the Expence of other Cyclopedias ; yet, by. the "rejettion of extraneous sulijetts, not properly conneded with a Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, all objects of useful or probable reference, and all important fads and principles, arc given as much at are as in Works ten times the bulk. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, March t 3, Igo7. THE 'COM MISSIONERS'fbr VICTUALLING His .7ESTY's NAIL Y do htre.by give Notice, That rn Friday the loth instant, they' will - be ready to reteive Tenders in writing (sealed lip), and treat for what COOPE R's TOOLS the Service o/ this. Department ,may require for the 4pac4'of Year froM the Date of the Contrae7 ; to :‘'e delivered :Villa ehe Fiebtalling Stores at Deptford; and t, be paid far, ,by Bills, able, with interest, ninety days after date. The Coiiditi , ms of the Coatraa may be seen at the Seeretary'i Office. . , . No regard will be , hegto any Tender in which the- Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that' shall nw be delivered to the Board before One o'Giock on the said Friday the zoik. instant, nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, &r some Paton on his' behalf, attends, to answer,.whes: called /or. The Last Night but One of Performing till the Holidays. THEATRE ROYAL,. DRU R -LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 1807, will be performed TALS'E ALARMS ;• • . • ' Or, MY COUSIN. The.Ovettine:by M. 11. The Charaders by tit. NivitouGz-TON, Mr. Bfi'AHANT, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. lOHNSTONE, . tIir.MATHEWS, Mr. PEN LEY, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUN'rA IN, Miss DUNCAN, Mrs.l3LAtiD, Miss I'OPE, Signora sTo RACE. . Atter which, firth time, a new Operatic Ptece, called THE XQUNG .HUSSAR ; • Or, LOVE AND MERCY. The Overture ikntt Music composed by Mr. Kelly. The Charatters by Mr. ELLIS.TON';-.Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Itlr. GIBBON, Mr., DIGNUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. • On Saturday, The Travellers • with The Citizen. A hew rand-Romantic Melo:Drama, in Two Ads, and a' new Comedy, in Five Aets, are in rehearsal. LAST NIGHT. THEATRF ROY.AL, coVENT-GARDrzN. rl -1 0410111.10W EVENING, March .so, 1807, will be performed the First: Al of • THE CREATION. With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DI eKONS. Composed by 'JOSEPH H . A V ON, M.D. Oxon. With TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS. of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by M r . Ashley. Principal V".'4l Performers, • Mrs: DICKOI\'S. Mrs. BLAND, • Signora ( It I LI E TI, Mr. BRAI - lAM-, M: VANS, Mr. PYNIE, • Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. Mr. ASHLE , Leader of the Band. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder or the Band, and the Chorusses (which are numerous and complete), by the most approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six ; begin. at Seven ; at Nine. Boxes 63.—Pit 3s. 6d.--Gallery 25.—tlpper Gallery is. Places fur the Boxes to be,taken of Mr. Brandon, at tne Box-Office, in Hart-street. For the aecomniodation of the Public, the Theatrical Or. chestra will be added to the,git.., LIEUTENANT in a West-India Reginient wishes to exchange oil the halt-pay, ,and will give a Difference., Letters ' ,with real -Signatures, directed to A. X. at Messrs. Nortons, Booksellers, Bristol, - will be immediately attenJed t 0... FOIikTEENTFI OF-APRIL •- GOVERNMENT STATE 1.0 UTERY BEGINS • DRAW' NI; , And contains Two Hundred, and Fifty Thousand Pounds in Sterling Money. THIST. „ is the most extraordinary SCHEME eltr produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dewed Number of G raid Prizes makes Every Lottery-Office a Temple*f Wealth ; • Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; - Every Ticket drawn 14th April will ben- Prize; Etery. Prize \WI be paid as-soon as cfrawn. SCHEME.. 4 Prizes of ,C 20,000 are - ,CBOOOO 4 10)=0 - - 4o k ovo - - - Soon too* 10 - 500 30 • - - too . - 3000 4 3 - 50 20. o 30 . 00 . - 20 sOOO First-drawn Tickets ea each - - 30,000 35,67:0 Tickets £ 250,000 First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - zoom Ditto - - - -2tl Day - - ao,ooo Ditto - - - 3d Day - 20,000 ' Ditto' - 4th Day - 20,000 Ditto - - sth Day - 10,000 Ditto - - 6th Day . so,ooo TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished OUices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. The First-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. "'No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9. CHARING-CROSS. TBISH respeat'ully reminds the Public. thlt .. - the Drawing of the present STATE LOTTERY Is fixed for the-14th of NEXT MONTH; and, from the pe culiar novelty of the Srheme, there is every reaxa to believe lila Sale will be so rapid before the Drawn „ iegins, as to deprive many - Persons from being supplied ; ,le, therefore; entreats his Friends to favour him with their Orders as early as possible, assuring - them that Tickets will rise in Price as the Oiawing approaches: fart of the Capitals are fixed, as under— Fir-drawn-Ticket, ist Day, 20,0001. First-drawn Ticker, 2d Day, 2 0, 000 i• First.drawn.Ticket, 3d Day, zo,oool. First-drawn Ticket, 4th Day, 20,0001. - Every Ticket drawn tife First Day 'is sure to be a Prize, and will be'paid on demand. *** No 2147, and 6633, thn, two last floating Prizes of 30,0001. - were both Shared and Sold at N Cornhill, and ne.:9, Charing cross. ,ESSR.S. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con . tractors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of.the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. t Holborn, 27, Cornhill, and iB, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of the Public to the Scheme of the New. LOTT E Y, which will be found to contain an unusual numuer of Capital Prizes anti the first-drawn Tickets on each of the first four days of drawing must he entitled to •.;6,000i. each ; and the 'first %Tao° Tickets will divide a bonus of 3o,cool: over all Tickets that are dr awn su b sequently ; therefore an early purchase is teconimended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries l o r tilos-and i8..T.6, sold, in 267 different Shares, the following Capitals, namely, • •Islo. 333 e • • • . 10 001. No. 1 3 , 747 • . . 10,0061. 17,477 .. • :cool. 456 . . 20,0001. • 24 ,6 99 . rood. 9219 . . . 20,0001. z 5,801 . . 2t , 4301. 11,643 . . 20,0001, . . . 20001. 7 6 86 • • . 20,e201. , • 4 0 77, • • . 5 ' ool ' 7757 • ‘• . z 0,02.21. . jaovi.. 12,719 . • 25,0c01. With 16 Prizes of cool. and a great number of foci. Sol. ace• and where the first poool. and the last zi,oool. ev e r Sold were shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de !tend. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By WILLIAM HARRIS, on Monday, th e 30t h D av of March, 1807, and following Davi, the late Dwelling -house of Andrew Newton, .*9. deceased, situate in Bird-street, in the ',.tty of Lich_ erHE VALUAI3LE HOUSEHOLD FURNI j. Tu it E, (.;4.)0 DS, Plate, Piet ures, Prints, superbly or:- flan - wilted jap an and other China, Linen, Fire Arms. East Indian and American Curiosities, and other Elitts late of Andrew I...tqwtori, Esq. deceased. The China, Plate, and Curiosities will be sold on Nionday and 'f uesdAy, the 3c:tit and 3:st days of March ; and ,the' - Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, the 3d, 4th, and 6th thys of April next. Catalogues will he pr.inteill, and- may b e h a d o f t h e A tie tioneer. and a the pirun.lol inns in Eichtietd, 'Birmingham, Stallurd, and Derhy ; anti the Goods may be viqwed.„.:Jy_ phiiig tO the Anciioncei for Tickets. Either of-the Twelve Parts may be had separately, at Nine Shillings ; and, persons disposed to take in a part Weekly or Monthly, may be supplied regularly by all Bookselleis. 'No. 6, Bridge-street, 131ackfriars, Feb. ii , 1806. , RURAL SPORTS. On the 25th instant will be published, In Three Volumes Q i arto, and Three Volumes Oaavo, MEW EDITIONS, with considerable Additions IN and Astter,itions, and several New Plates engraved by Land seer, Tomkins, and Others, of RU RA L SPURTS. By W. H. DANIF.L. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • MICHAELIS on the NEW TESTAMENT,. Complete, witli the Rev. H MARSH'S NOTES,„ • This Day Was published, In Six Volumes, large Octavo, price. ittlwirds, 21. Ss. INTRODUCTION to. the .NE W TESTAMENT. By lOHN' DAVID MICHA.ELIS, • Late Proleisor of the University of Gottingen, Sec. Translated from -the Fourth Edition - of the German,_ and eonSiderably'augmented, with Notes, :mid a Dissert.itiyu oil th e o r igin and Composition of the Throe - First Gospels. •• By HERBEI.CI. MARSH, 13:.D. F.R.S. FelloVv of St. fohn's College, Cambridge. Printed for F. and C: Rivingtoo, Isio. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard. Sethi also by. j.. Hotchard,"No. 190, Picca dilly ; and by the Booksellers at Oxfard and Cambridge. A 1., w Copies are printed nn a tine woven Royal Paper, price, in boards, 31. ,T.v.s. - 4 * * The Dissertation on the Gospels .May be had sepa rately, price, in boards, Ss. ' - This Day was publishad; Dedicated, by permiiisikn, to the King, in Eight large Vols. Bvo. handsomely printed on fine woven Deiny . Paper, 'ice in boards 41:45. and a few Copies on a sup er fi ne woven glysi Paper, price in. boards 71. 4s. with a Portrait of Spenser - ' float the original Paintin g in t h e possession of die Earl of Kinnoul , frHE Woßkg . of EDMUND SPENSER.— ..I_ With. 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The Second Edition, ..Grie Vol. Bvo. price 7s. . runs Daywas published, • i n o ne Volume, (ittuvo, price S. in boards, rirHE 'HISTORY of the EITECTS of RE JJLL I.IG i iN on Mankind, in Countries Anciet:t and Mo dern, Barbarous and c ivilized.. . , By EDWARD RYAN, D.D. Prebendary of St. Patrick's; Third Edition, Corrected'and Enlarged. Edinburgh': Printed for Mundell, Doi;, and Stevenson, Edinburgh ; and Thomas 0401, .A0..3, Ave-Ma ria-tane, London. folloWing Commendations of the former Editions of this Work are respeetfully submitted - to the Public : I t must certainly serve very, much to confirm the autho_ rity of Christianity, and to establish a full conviction of its value, if it can be Clearly proved, not only from general' rea soning on the nature of its doctrine, that its tendency is use. ful, but also, from a dirett appeal to • Historical. Fads, that its adual operation on. Mankind has been highly beneficial. • " This is the. laudable , undertaking in which Dr. Ryan has engaged : • and h, has, in the. present volume,' laboured, with much increased industry, in searching. tor materials-to establish his point in , civil and - ecclesiastical history, and in the writings of celebrated Philosophers and Disines.—Vy-e re peat that.We'ati.: of opinion, that Qr. Ryan is'entitled to com me for the pains which he has taken to prove tae whole, appears fairly admissible—that the adnal ope_ ration of - Religi on i n.g e ner a i, an d o f C hristianity in particular, in the midst of toe perversions and corruptions - which they have - suffered, has been beneficial to Mankind.''— Monthly Review, vol. xxi. New Series. •This Day was published, - • rT I HE MEANS of REFORMING the MORALS A L of the POOR, by the Prevention of Poverty ; and a Plan for Ameliorating the Condition of Parislt-paupers, and diminishing the Expence of Maintaining them. • By, lOHN Hi I.L. . . , Published by j Hatchard, Piccadilly, London. This Plan is proposed as an - Amendment to the 434 of Eliz., and shews that the DefeCts complained of may be effeelually obviated by some Modifications of that AO, which ,are too complex for its due execution by the generality of Parish Officers ; and, by same 'auxiliary Clauses, to prevent the alarming increase of Parish- paupers, on the principle of Blackstone*, who says, " ltts really an honow, and altnost a singular on; to our Engiish Laws, that they furnish a t:tle of this sort ; since preventive justice is, upenevery rea -1 son of hurtianity andsound'policy o preferable to punishing justice. This preventive justice consists in obliging those persons whom here is probable grounds to suspect of future misbehaviour, to stipulate with, and give full assurance to, the Public, that such offence as is apprehended 'shall not happen, la); finding pledges or securities for their goodbeha viour." This security to the Public is here founded on that Statute by which Seamen are compelled to contribute month ly to the Chatham Chest ; and as it is presumed that a simi lar -regulation may be extended to all those of the rising generation who are not payers to the Poor-rate or Revenue ; who, instead of laying on their superiors the heavy burden incurred by-idleness and profligacy, might be obliged to make early provision for their future welfare. Thus their morals would be improved, their- wants supplied, -a laudable spirit of independence acquired, and every individual would be. come his.own refouner, - • . • With these views the formation of Friendly Societies is recommended; at the same tune. that the detects and a b uses in their present state ar e ' p o i nt ed out, and remedies suggested. These suggestions, if iclopted, would prevent ailventidous poverty, and stop the great inlet to l'arish-paupers; the irk some business to the Magistrate-and Parisii-officer would he diminished ; the vexatious Laws of Settlement would soon become obsolete, and the heavy Poor rate reduced to a fifth of its present large am•nint, " We have perused this really ratriotie Trad with much sltisfaCtion - , because the Author appears to us to contemplate the important subjed of his remarks in a true point of view, #nd therefore we recommend it to general arid e‘kciire nt ten. tion."—Monthly Review. * - I:la4cstonc, BOok 4. C.A. Lately published, price 3s. Dedicated to the Society for Promoting Christian Know ledge, . ACOMPARATIVE VIEW of the NEW PLAN of EDUCATLON, promulgated by Mr. JOSE LANCASTER, in his Tratts concerning the In strudirin of the Children of the Labouring part of the Corn munity, - and of the System of Christian Education founded: . by our pious Forefathers, for the initiation of the . Voting Members of . the Established Church in the Principles of the Reformed Religion. • By Mrs. TRIMMER. " Prc;ve all things, hold last that which is good."— ''Chess. chap v. 21. Printed for F C. and J. Rivington, No. 6; St. Paul's . Chutch-yaM ; and J. Tfarchard i . Nd. Piccad•ll3. This Day was pubiished, Ornarnented with Twelve Etlgravings, by eminent Xrtists, after Etchings taken :from the original Pictures, No. '2, of HE HISTORIC GALLERY of PORTRAITS and PAIN aNas ; with a BiorapniLal Review of the 'Lives of the most ce ebrared Men in every Age and Coun try, and Graphic Imitations of the finest Specimens of the eats, Ancient and. Modern, with Remarks, Critical and Ex- Elanatory. I. That the Historic Gallery shall be published Monthly. Each Number shall. contain Eight Portraits, and Four his toric or allegorical Engravings, properly explained. II . That the Price of each Number, in Quarto, with first Impressions of the Plates, Shall' be 75. ott.:thid, in Oaavo, in the usual Form, 4s. No. I. contains, Francis I: liengv IV. Catherine 11. Frederic the Great.. Leo X. Earl oCClLitham. Erasmus. Tetrarch. Death of the Virgin Mary, by Caravaggio. Descent from the Cross - Rubeos, Finding of Moses - - Poussin. Death of Socrates - - David; . - • No. It. contains Gustavus ILI. Clement XIV. Ray, nal. Mad. De. Maintenon. Barbarossa. Machiavelli. Ru bel's. St. Leo. Resurreelion of Lazarus, by louvenet. Ulysses, Icarus ' and Penelope, by Got:idler, Christ carried to the Tomb, by Caravaggio. The Death of Rai:Mae', by Monsisu. London : Printed for Vernor, Mod, and Sharp; Poultry ; and s,,id by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Post taint). with Eight beautiful Pines, engraved on WoOd, erorn • new Designs, by Thurstcn, price ss. In boards, HE 1 VICAR of WAKEFIELD, a Tale, by A. OLIVER GOLDSMITH.. . . Printed for Veri.or, Hoed, and Sharpe, 3r, Poultry. I.VI - t ere may tle had, Beautiful Steriotype Editions, printed at the Stanhope Press, viz. Entiek's Spelling Diuionary, for Schools, • printed on fine. Ayovn zs. G:t. bound, - The E:oiti,my of Human Life, by Robert Dodsley, 32m0. sewed Ninepence. . 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Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, pater noster-row. New • Plan for Providing for the Poor, and Lessening the • Poor Rates ; with Notes on the POor Laws of Scotland, • This Day was published, separate 3s. with the New Bill, 4S: ACOMPREHENSIVE VIEW of the POOR LAWS, and STATE or the POOR; with Remarks on,the Plans for Improvement of Arthur Ypung,. Mr. Lan caster, Mr. Rose, Mr. Malthus, &c. in a Speech delivered in the House of Commons, By SAMUEL WHITBREAD. Esq. The New Bill for Promoting arid Encouraging Industry and the Relief and Regulation of the Necessitous Four, sepa rate, s. Printed for I. Ridgway, opposite Bond-street, Piccadilly, Also ' Ist, The State of thd Population, the Poor, 'end Poor Rates, in every Parish within th-2 Bills of Mortality in the - Liberties of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, and County of Middlesex, .&c. 25. i. Nqw Platt of Finance, with Ltrd H. Petty's Speech, and the Plans of Lord Castlereagh,. Mr. Johnstone, irc. . ENCYCLOPIEDIA. 111 21TANNIcA.. This Day was published, Neatly printed on a fine , Wove , Paper, in Quarto, with great linprovemcnts, Volume IX. Part 11. price iss. in boards, of MITE ENCYCLORIEDIA BRITANNICA ; or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature ; constru6ted on a Plan in which the ditfcrent Sciences and Arts are digested into the Form, of Distinct Treatises or Systems, comprehendin&the IlistOry, Theory, and Pradice of each, according to. the latest Dicoveries. and 1 p roveineim : and full Explanations given of the various detached Parts of Knowledge. • .Indocti discatir, et alnent meminisse periti." • Printeel for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry, London. The Printing of this Popular Work (of which 12,000 were saki of the 'fiord Edition) is so forward, that the• Proprietor can pledge the. Publication of a Part every. Six Weeks - and the whole will be completed in Three Years. • • This Day is published, Handsomely prints t in Two Volume's, Oaavtvwith art , 'elegant Head of the Author, - price t in boards, r rHE WORKS of THOMAS GRAY : Con ' taining his Poems and .Cor;eslkindence with several eurihetit Lit4cary. Characters. '1 o wnicn are added, Memoirs of his Lite and Writings, ; By W. MASON, M.A. A New Edition,,cretully Iteviseci and Correaed. Lo - ndon; Printed tor Vernor, t f oast , and Sharpe • ..'and A. A ,ch ; I. Walker; Lorigmin, I. Murray ; and J.lsoobcr. ; PICTUALLINC; 0 FICE, ' • • 11.'lartio 16, iSo7. • THE_ COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING mAyEsTY do beres9' give Notice, 1 bat on Friday the 31 , April next they ready to recei v e . Tenders 1 seated_ up ), treat for The SupPying (On setarate ontraB )o' what S PROVI SlO N S may be r e. qoired for the'use of al is itlesjetty's-ship and Veisis at Greenock, and tint Si, aorraer,, and _in Loch Ryon, on tae Coast ..`;coland, for Twdzie Months . et hairs, jr,rien the-2stb' ilk) , next, and farther alowths -warning stall be given fir the termination thereof ; the Mode o/ ptuvit,ll lobe by Bills, parable, with Intra rest, nin f ty doys after date. The Conditions of tie Contraas .be men at the Secre. tal:jvs o,l'ree by app(ying to the Colia7,rs of the Customs,, at Greenock and Slranroer respellive?y.' • • No regard will be had' to aije7eader in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length,: -or that 7batl not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cla-k on • the said Friday, the 3d April neAt, ?Soft. elniess •the Person ni , ho manes the "fender, or some PerOn fin his behalf; attends, to a n . r i ver , n yhen called for. FICTUiLLING - -OFFIC.E, Ala . re h IS, 18,7 , THE COMMISSIONERSfor ncTuALtrAG Id IS MALyEsn't NAPT do hereby give Noire, - Tbat en Ig-dnesday next, the 2541) liict. they will be ready to rei•ei-‘,e Tenders, in , wfiting(sealtd wpf,andtreat j tor S Etunct re, I Q.i a r.' ters of Pale, • and 4ou Quarters of Close Dried A M Elt MALT ; to be delivered in a Fortnight, by we , kly proporthizr, into His Majesty's ViHualling Stores. at , Deptfora, and 'to .6e , paid Jar by Bills, payaule, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrags.may he see* at the Secretary: Offic'e. • • No regard will be had to any Tender in whi c h th e P r i ce s h a ll not be iniei ted in woi'di at length, or Mat 'shall not be del:verel to the Board before One o'clock on the said Wednesday; the 25/ h Inst. nor unless the Person who makes the 'roar, Gr.forne eiqfat on his behall, attends, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF 01,Z011.4A'C.4', - March 4, Vo7, HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 0 1 Hi s 111 A A ; 7ES T}'': ORDNANCE do heresy, give Notice. Drat Proposals will be received at iheir . .oilice,• in Pall-Mall,. on 4r , Wore 111..nday. the 23d instant, from such Persons . as mays be willing to undertake the Supply FO RAG E . for the Ord Horses stationed in the following DietrOs, viz. " • „ North Britain mouth, Isle of Wight, aria Northern . Christchurch ' • ; Yorkshire - Weste.rn‘Woolwich, with its Eastern, exchisive of Warley Deporlitencieit, Watley, and Southern, exclusive of Citat , • Chatham lam • - Liverpool, South West, including Ports- Jar aperiod of Six Months, from the Ist of April next, the Forage . to he furnished in Rations, conticting of so lbs. of Oats, at 4o lbs. per Bushel. iz lbs. of Upland Meador: Flay ; And 8 lbs. of Wheat or Rye Straw, and to be delivered at the rtspeaive Stations at the expo:cr. o/ the ContraEtor,'who is alsqto furnish such Horses with Oats, at lbs. per Ration, as may be billetts;d in the Distria for which kr Contra a s . The Proposals may he delivered reparate(y or joint/y, - for cad, Station, and it is expeeied that .the Contranor shall receive The Stable thing that may from time to time accumulate, making .44 allowance for the same. Farther Particulars may be known 'upon application to tZe Of. fleas Commanding the &gal Artillery in each Distrill ; and 'rho at the Secretary:. qffice, in Pall-Mall. aAreiaid, any aty . be tween the hours 'of Ten and FOP?' o'Clock; where , the rroposa ls are to he delivered, sealed up, and enclor.pod, %• Proposdls tor the Supply of Forage." But h. Prop - vat can be admitted after the said zsd ,instant, at Twelve o'Clock at boon of the same day, nor dry Tender be noticed. unless the Party malin it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. ( By Order of the Board, R. 11. CRET:; See. 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