The Sun. — London, England, 1812-04-23 00:00:00

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After which will be. perrormedt (for the first time) a new Grand ilelo-DrainatiL Spedavie, called THE SECRET *fIENE, Which has been long in vieparAtion vtitrt entirely new Mu :A., Machinery, Scenery, Dresses. acid Decohatious. - Tne ptint:tpal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON, R RYLtfORE,. Mr. CHI PNIAN, LISTON, Mr. COOKS, Mr. I EFPERIES, MT. TREBY, Mr. HA MERTON, _ Airs. H. IQ HNS I ON, .Miss FLRON, Mrs. PARKER. Bores 7a. Second-i);Le 3s. Od. js. 6d. Secqnd-priee 4s • — Uttliery.as. Secorto-prig: Is.—L pvef Gallery is. Se t o n ( 1-price.6d. ~,Places ;Ur the Boxes t -street. to be taken of Mr. Brandon; at the " Box-Office, in Hir b . )-Cors op . ciled at Half-past Five, and the Play King Henry the Eighth; with The Spoiled ,Jitowing Nouvell: Entertainments will be con tinued until f:irt.ier notice. AMPIIITHEA FR E, (AST LE rs) WEST. M 1 .Nr tt.-B E. Un der • er the Patronage of the . tr . ,_ Royal . 1 . - tighnesses the Prince it.C. - geot and Dukc - ut YoCk. r 1 WS EVENING, fh , irsddy, 23d, Friday, 24th, awl Satur,.ay, zsth April, at hAif past Six o'clock Ist, the rrekide Harlequinade called. ina THE TAMORPHOSES ; . , • o awing tne ME and tile surprising • p-Dogs ! 4 - The numerous Clhiracter., are inserted in the Bills of t..: day. 2d , a Nevi Song calle.t the •, W 141 TE SE Itj-EANT," by Dl r. JOHAtNiNt)T. 3 4 . the Grand Military Hors'e Spectacle,. with • its depen (kilt Sveneoy, Machi)ery, Pi ,tlorip &c. with the Xtraortliruo St..igt, Action,. MaoLeavies, of Vwenty A lanegectLlturses, t. , a I lc,: THE BRAVE 'COSSACK; S ET FNE Y• Principal Characters by Mr. aryl Mrs. ASTLEY. 4 tn, a New Siing cali.2.7!cle. FURLS PER'S DAUGHTER, by &ir. Stli, Diver s I,' xtraorttina y -it Feats by Mr. I'HO. i-6, tie FLY' Jo —6 1...,'1-1.;• • 6th E I . ;EVATE,II 0, Mr.i7;Ut.:Ii.OVV, With the comic ALco,iip.miine:it or' the Two Clowns. .7tti. to , ouclude the new d I),i popular Pantomime c;dlat OLD 13ELZEBUI1 AND HAREJEQUIN Or, I AI - F YIN 1.101,1,AND. _ ISA.%CS Ist•Ul A.Nt.b,t ; Stivnh..., ; Ter), ; • Lt)tt. And Lin - wit, Ml'. I. -‘1.3 It LiN ,_Doors open at liall last F.ive.- -Boxes .45.; Pit 2S‘: ; Gal.. is.—Sccond Price at ll.alt-v:st Pia...es to be at the I h,-.atre ,nmt Eleven till Three R WILKIE', EXHIBITION or ALL THE PICTURES HE HAS PAIN FE D- is now.) yen, Ttom Nine u'Cluck i n the Morning Disk, 4t Nu. S 7, r AdriiittanCe is. THE OFFICER. who had the misfortune to have both his Legs shOt off in a memorable En. begs io express must liv,iy . lechngs t;t grati -itute for the assistance he and his Idtnity have received roan the beitev,let4 and humane, but ,n,t beingqui re sitlti tntt i clear !inn of his cidticuttieS, he is compelled to in. in s turtrier solicit a tio n s on tie generons have the petit' ` in s and feel a pleasure to assist a rnati'so sevevety wound _ 414 lied less out or einbarrasnients rtccasi:;iold neither by v-x t , avagance nor V,LC. c o T he ITIOSt satts f aztury inforanation will he given by Messrs. u , 4 And Son, Agents. Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, who '' , ll thankt uy receive any contributions. I h :lost grateful th an k s are -ptesentetct for the late sub. t riptio ns or Dowager Lady W Lad) Normantn, Lord artiner, Miss B—, Blackman, F.sq-. and S. M THE Author of which Work, to prevent, the Public being deceived by certain Advertisements that h d` 4 1)pdartal, announcing a new Publication, and pur.. ting to be " 13v 'l'lll t To- Ari YS El, begs leave 4e °S tale. , that he has two preent intention of publishing any 5., c ,M , 1 Wolk of th , . kind. 1 - :.e '.oventh F.,iiti.ut is now on t( 7.,e, embellished with Portrait of the Author, Thinking -4.l"'.,eit. In which is added , a • Preface cone - erning` the Lith o/ • with Replies to Reviewers, Thanks to the Public, anu . 1 Larlatli other particulars. P rinted for Sherwood, Neely,• and [ones, 20, Paternoster -10 W ; Han hard, Piccadilly; and f Asptrne, Corr.11;11. This Day \vas pub.ished, price 2s. 6d. LETTERS 01 'II , IARCIOIS' WELLtSLEY re speCliug the COLLEGE of FOI:CP WILLIAM. Published by fl.stchard,Viccaciilly. On the ist A M,y will or At R. Ackelinann% Repository or Arts, tot, .itrand, and may 1 3'4 had of all the Booksellers in the United K., g.lom, A. TOUR in SEARCH W'the PICTURESQUE, by the Rev. Dr. - SYNTAX, a Poem, printed with a *len, type, on large ro, al Svo. veii,nn paper, and hot—pressed,. Priee, with 3n Coloured Engravings, zis. or with o ut En gravings les. 6d. • t)11 the Ist-tit April was published, No. X 1.. of The Re pository of Arts, Literature, Commuce, hianufaetures, Fa 3t.ions, &c. &c. Each Number of this splendid Work con tains from Six to Eight superb Coloured Engravings, my ?peel' which.is worth the price ot.tiic w;lole, and near 70 ages.of the most interesting Letter-press. A few complete sets, containing up w.r , s of 270 plates may had in boards, halt-bound, or in single Numbers, price 4s. each. N. B. Advertisers will find it highly to their interest to ltake known ter new invntions, manisdiures, c. i this Work, as it goes into he highest circles n of Society, & and n has a most extensive circulation. Ott ist May will be published, price One Guinea,. a g Progressive Lessons on the ,',rt of Landscape Painting in Pater Colours, by an Artist of the first eminence ; contain -42g seven Plain arid seven Coloured Engravings, with about Thirty pages of instructive Letter-press, rciapted to the et- Pacity ut the very that beginneFs. The Coquilla Nut, anon-descript in Bt.tany, from the in terior of Africa, is now manufactured, at Ackermann'sße- PositOry of tits, u.to the rot lowivg useful articles, unrivall ter t ., x beauty of their colour and appearance : Sand, 'ounce, and Cottsm-boxes, Water seals, Ege-cups,Nutineg- Vartts, and Salve-bums. 1(1.1).2 THE WIDOW of an Officer, who has with great difficulty supported her,elf and three female Or. phans for seven years, being now totally destitute of all re. sources, and in daily fear of a Prison, is compelled to soli cit the assistance of the humane. She would be happy to obtain employment as a DA ILY GOVERN ESS, having given satishitlion in that capacity to several families. Her eldest daug , ter is desirous of a situation as ATTENDANT on a LA DY,.or in a Nursery. Contributions addressed io I. D. will be most gratefully received at the Sun Office, 112. Strand, where the Adver tiser is known, and where the charitable may be assured that her case is truly stated: • NEXT THURSDAY THE WHOLE OF THE LOT TFRY ‘VILL BE DRAWN. SWIFT and Co. Comradors, respeetfully submit the tollowing Scheme of the present Lottery to the in spettion of the Public. They do not conceive that any comment Upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel as sured.that its superiorit will appear on a fair comparison with the Scheme of any former Lottery. TICKETS aind SHARES are • on sale at their Offices, No. 11, Poultry, t 2, Charing cross, and 31, Aldgatc High_ street, where, in the last Lottery (drawn the zist larsuary), No. 5 , 497,a Prize of zo,oool. and No. 995, a Prize of.hociol. were both sold in Shares. . , SCHEME. I Prize of £20,000 IS £ 20,000 I . 1;000 -' is,ioo I • 10,000 • 10,00. I • i r ooo - 5,000 I ... 4,000 - -- - 4,000 t - 3,000 - 3,003 2 . 2,004 , - , 4,000 4 ... 1,033 - 41 030 6 - 500 - 3,000 8 - 4' 3 - 3,z00 to -• 300 " . 30.:,0 12 200 .. 2,400 20 - 103 • '2.,00n 5° - - 5' - 2,51.,0 70 - 4 0 - 2,830 100 . 3 0 - 3, 0 ..0 124 . - 25 , " 3,1.0 1,.°0 .. 15 - - 30,e00 - Only iz,ooo Tickets, all different Numbers. The whole to be oate:mined in One Day, the 30th of this Month, April. . . RICNAPSON, • d GOODLUCK, and Co. sh e ors, respedfully submit the followin g Sch eme ut the present Lottery to thel u spedion of the.Putilic Th e y , do u t conceive that any comment up o n it; a dvantages is ne cessary, as they leek assured that its superiortt} wi,i i app ear on a fair comparison witn the Scheme of any former [Amery, TICK El's -and SHAKES ire on Sale at their Offices, the Corner of .bank- buildings, Cornhill , and facing the King's Mews, Charing Cross, where , i n t he. Last \ Lottery (drawn the 18th February, 1.,;1 i) No. 3,486, a Prize of 20,0c01,- Was mak( in Lioren Shares. • SCHEIVIE. :- _ j of ,C z 0,0.0 is 4 zp,ooo 1 -. 15,0r) 0 7 15.000 1 . la,oco - 10,000 I . 5,000 • • 50-oo I . 4,000 . '4,0-,o 3, ,0 ° - 3,000 2 . , 2,030 • 4,000 4 - , 1,000 - 4,000 6 , / ; Do • 3,000 • 9 - 4 4 00 • 3,2.0 . 10 . 302 3OOO I Z . • ~., . 1 203 • 2,00 20 . Zoo - 2,000 S ° i' .. 2 o^ 4 3 4 3 .. . 2 3 . 00 3 0 • 3 ' coo 3, too 30,000 I Qo 12 4 2,:oo - - Only tz,ooo Tickets, all different Numbers. The whole to he deterinincti itt ()Le Day, the 30tIt ,o 1 this Month. April. • . LTAZARD,• BURN.E,•aPd WARNERS, I Si,eli.ora , cers. respectfully ',inform the Public, that TICKi. TS and sIIA R ES for the present STATE Lo i s_ TER Y, are on sale at their (Mi c e, No. 9-!, Royal E xc h ange, • London. . - The Scheme, by a very judic io us arrangement, exhibi ts Capital Prizes in greater No , .ber an d Variet y , than in any founer Lottery of an equal N umber of Tickets. Price of a Ticket 211. 18s. Half . ' . 4 . 11 6 o , Eighth • . . .42 IS 6 Quarter . . sis ,o' Sixteenth . . . , 7 . 6 To be drawn 30111 of the presen t month, April. V. , * Letters; post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the Country, accompanied with remittance, attended to by teturn of Post. THURSDAY NEXT will produce more.I4ENEFICIAL HA NC:ES than wyre ever introdu ced i n any 1,() PIERY whatever. HORNSBY and Co. Ro!icit the attention of the I'ubtie to the present SCHEM F., and hope to be honoured with their layouts, which shall be duly attended to. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by HO RNSBY . and Co. at their Old Estabilshed State Lottery Mike, 26, (.2 o rn- hill, in great va:iety of Nutnoers, and on the most reason able Terms, where all Prizes are iinthediately paid, NEW STATE LOT I'ERY OFFICE, 17, LUDGATE sTR E ET, near ST. PAUL'S, Where in the LAST LOTTERY, and in the first - Six Weeks of its Establishment, No. 204, 'a- Prize of FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS yvas shared, sold, and paid on demand. WEBB respe.eifolly solicas; the favour of • those Persons inclined to.adventure in the ensuing SNi ALL _Lc? TT ERY ; the Scheme of which, of - many. advaLtages ; it consists of only iz,c3o Tickets, yet contains a more varied as•ortmeW of CA P 1 UAL PRIL ES than former Lotteries of double the number et Tickets. The whole of which will be decided on `f HU RS D A Y, N F:XT. Government Securities bciught and sold by Commission, Bank of Ireland Notes, and Bills on Dublin, nt7gotinted by - G. W EBI3, Stock-broker. 17, Ludgate-street, near St. Pau I's N E XT' THURSISA Y the much approved and novel STATE Lovi: E RV will he all Drawn. I - OAKES, Stock-orok-r, 8, Colnhill; resped -1 • fully invites . the Nob,lity and Public,. ro give his ()Lice the 'preference, in the purc.hase of f I CKE TS and SHARES. . _ The tune is short, and Chances great; the Prizes nu. uerous, and Capitals more varied in number and value ; as ill- Scheme embraces Prizes of z 0,0031. ti,oocl. io,obol. 5,00D1. 4,0001. 3,0301. 2,0-nl. 1,0001. &c. &c. At 8, Corn lull, all i'rizes are paid on -demand, and Newspapers and periodical Vubllcations taken in for the use of Adventurers. This Day was published, The Second Volume, price Three. Guineas and a Half in boards, of IHE TYPOGRAPHICAL • ANTIQUITIES of. ,GREAT BRITAIN. Begun by Joseph Ames; con tinued by William-Herbert; and carried on, with copious Additions and Cotrettions, by the Rev. Thomas Froguall S. A. • . • This V of uine contains more matter thin is, in the first, and the Extracts arc printed in a smaller character. • It is also embellished with several Copper-plates, including Three Mezzotint() Portraits ; has about Eighty curious Wood cuts; and comprehends the Ty P , ,graphical labours of Wynkin de Worde, Richard Pynson, and Julian Notary. • Printed for William Miller, A lbeinarke-street. *** Orgival SubseriberS are requested to apply for their Copies of this Volume, both large and small Paper. N.. 8. A few Copies of the kirst Volume, price 31. Ss. reinain-for Sale. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. WEST MORCRAY.—WOOD LAND contiguous to WI. THAm-COMMON, and GREETHAM NEW-INN, LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the AUCTION MART, on TU ESDAY,.the 12th of MAY, and without any reservation, A Valuable and very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,II situate on the High North Road, within one mile of Witham-common, and two of Greetharn Inn, and containing Two Hundred and Thirty-eighth Acres ofvery' capital Wood Land, intersected with rides in all direaions, and the entrance to which is di:ea from the High North Road, the Property of ROBERT HEATHCOTE, Esq: 'Phis Estate, trorn the locality to Stamford and Grantham, and the facility with which the timber may be conveyed by the , navigable canals immediately contiguous, renders this a most eligible purchase. Particulars are preparing, and may be. had, 28 days prior to the Sale, at the White Hart, Rornford ; Bull, Witham-com mon; New Inn, Greetham ; George, Stamford ; Angel, Grantham ; Bull Inn. Mourne; Greyhound, Falkinglmn ; Mr. Syson, ; Mr. Murray, Symond's Inn; and of Messrs, Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen. SOUTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, PLEA. SURE GROUNDS, vVILDERNESS, &c. contiguous to DEVIZES, together with Valuable FARMS adjoining, • with iniwediate Vosses.ion. TO BE - SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, • At the Auaion Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Tuesday, May 12, at Twelve o'clock; In Four Lots, A Distinguished FREEHOLD ESTATE ; con sisting of a Noble MANSION_ [LOUSE, happily placed ai a privet distance from the high London and Bath Road, and contiguous to the Borough Town of Devizes, en vironed by 'the Lawns, Pleasure-grounds Plantation, and Park; the- late Property and Residence of 10SlAtl EYLESHEAIHCOTE, Esq. deceased.. The Mansion is bi:ilt of Bath Stone, of modern struatire, and admirably calculated for the complete and comfortable residence of a Family Of' high respelability ; the Offices are numerous and very complete ; the Stabling and Coach, houses of a superior description ; a Cold-bath, Ice-house, and Green.:house, are amongst the infinity of Comforts with which this property abounds ; and beyond the Park is a Wilderness, with Hermitage adjoining,' and very capital F,rms ' lying extremely compact, together with Mills, Wood Lands, Coppices, &c. containing in the whole TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. Possession of the Mansion and Park may be had immedi. atcly, and the Farms at Michaelmas. The Estate is Tithc-free, and exonerated from the. Land- Tax. The MANSION will be sold, with ONE lIUNDRED and SE V EN.TWO ACRES at LAND, in one Lot. May be viewed twenty.eignt days prior to the Sale, by ap. plicatton to Mr. Hill, the Bailiff; or Mr. Saltnon, Devizes.; and Particulars had at the Wear Inn, Devizes ; White Hart, and Yolk House, ,Bath ' • Bush, Bristol ; White tart, Chippenharn ; Castle, Marlborough ; Castle, Speen hill ; the Pelican, Speenham Land . ; Crown, Read. ing ; Star, 'Oxfoid ; Plough, Cheltenham ; the Inns, at Silt hill ; of Mr. Murray, Sy inond's-1 nn, C hancery_ lane ; Mr. Salmon, Devizes; arid of Messrs. Robins, Covent catden, where a Plan and Elevation of the Mansion and :;states may he sc.,-.11. TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, &c. FREEHOLD ESTATE, KENT, exoner a ted from Land Tax, and within Ten Miles of the .Metropolis. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVery COMPACT FARM of Oar Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, laying within a Ring Fence, ' , Liable, Meadow, Aid Pasture, with a few Acres of Wood, situate at Chiselhurst ; Two fields abut on the Turnpike-road, Lading to .Maidstone; the Soil is of deep Srapie; and commands an extensive View of the River Thames, of the surrounding Country, which is beauti fully pidqre.,que • the whole let to an opulent Tenant, at a net Rent of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annnm ; r we've Acres fronting the High-road, are ieserved for purposes. Tins property is very desirable for persons who . wiSh to invest 'loncy on Landed Security ,for Infants. For Particulars, apply to W. Cruchley, ta, john-street, Bed fo rd- ro yv MIDDLES;EX. FREEHOLD, LONG LEASEHOLD, and ANNUITY. TO BE SOLD, Substantial Brick-buiIt,FREEHOLD HOUSE, L• 1. in a great Thoroughfare, in the Vicinity of Holborn, Three Stories high, let to an old Tenant, at a net Rer.t of Fitly Pounds. .Alsoa;Net Annuity of 941. les. arisingout of capital Premises, Four Stories high, in the vicinity of Queen_ square, Bloomsbury.; let to a Merchant of the first respect ability, unexpired Term in original Lease goo Years, at a trifling Ground Rent. Also an Annuity of • Fifty Pounds, granted for Three young Lives, charged on Leasehold Premises, in the County of Middlesex, Rental upwards of arrol. per nnum. For Particulars, apply to W.`Cruchley, Esq. john-street!, Bedford. row. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON; April 18, 1812. Foß.sat.g, By, Order of the honourable. the Commissioners of his Ma jesty!sCustoms, on ‘Vednesday the 22d, Thursday tlie 23d, and Friday the 24th of April, 1812, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon of the - said Days precisely, in the Long Room, Custom. House, Loridoo TGOUDS ; which are allotted in HE following mull Quantities, tot the better Accornmotlatioh of the several [)ewers as well as private Persons, who chobse to become purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION, East India Prohibits! Guods, 110 It HUM F CO NS Um rr opt. Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Grocery, Mother of Pearl Shells, Indigo, /fides, Canvas, Woollen Cloth, Flannel, fiats, Gum, Boats, Masts, Spars, Oars, Timber, Staves, Empty Bottles, Cambric, Muslin, Table Linen, Towel. liwg, Sheet►ng, Shawls, Lace, Quadrants, Garnets, Come- Lao Stones, Beads, Necklaces, Ornaments, Lacquered Ware, Gilt and Silver Wire, Leather GloveS, Silk Stockings, Te lescopes, Tobacco, Ashes, and. Cinders, Coals, &c. Also such Goods as have remained in his Majesty's Ware— houses beyond the Time limited by Law, not cleared, or the Duty paid, viz. Bugles, Paper, Silk, Silk Handkerchiefs, Seed, Grocery, Flax, Pot Ash, Sponge:, Drugs, Sails, Cordage, Pictures, Mustaid, Capers, %Vtne, Linen, lirazil Wood, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. The Boats, Masts, Spars, Timber, and Staves, to .be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe. The Coals at Watford in Hertfordshire.. The Tobacco, Ashes, and Cinders, at the King's Tobacco Warehouses, London Docks, The I , raz.:l Wood at the London Docks ; and all the other Goods at his 'Majesty's Warehouses, Custom.honse, Lon. don, on Monday tne .th, and Tuesday the asst of April, 5812, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Nlorning to One in the Afternoon, W here Catalogues will be delivered. N 13.—Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on cr before Thursday the 14th of May, ISt; between the Flours of Nine o'clock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposi:s wade thereon will absolutely become for. (cited, and the Goods re-sold at a future Sale. . 't'i e Deliver) to 4..cdtrnence on 'rue:clay, the 28(h of April, 18;2. VICTUALLING Up F/CE, zprd 14, iBi2. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAY ASTI' 'S N/21'1 . f,,reby give Maier, that on Tuesday, the 28th Instant, tkey will be ready t 7 receive Tor,ter: in w,iting, (sealed up), and treat fir qahat ASH TK id HOOPS cf the stridermenticned Descriptive:, via. Pipe, Butt, Flogshcad, Barrel, And Kilderkin, (ausweraPe to Samples to be produc, d .n•ith the Tenders) may be wanted jor the servi.i.e of this Depar=menel or Ike space of Prvelve Months, to be delivered fr,m time to time, into his Majesty's Yid:idling Stores at Deptford; and to be paw for by Bills, payable with Interest, Nineky Days . t fter date; The Conditions of the Cont, aft may be teen at the Secretari's Office. Na regard will he bad to any Tendet in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deßreied to the Board before One o'clock on the said .Tuesday,stbe . 2Stb Itzitant ; nor unless the Person 'who makes she Tepderp or some i'erson ein his behalf, , attends, to answer when cal.eA for. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Afrii 8, 1812. -THE COMMISSIONERS for Colidubling His 11 MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taki,g Cane of Sick and Munded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will he ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the nth May, 1812, to re. ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may.te...y.ill - 'to contraa for VICTUALLING PRISONY RS of WAR in HEALTH, at Stapleton, near Brittc.l ; 4 am soNEks of WAR in HEALTH and SICKNESS, at Val lefield , in North B , !lain, for Six Months- certain, Jim the It July, LBTI. No Tender will be received slier One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor'aqy noticed, unless the Paqy; op , an Agent fm bin:, personally attend. Each Tender'must be accon-panied by a L,•;tcr from two rerpeefage Persons, engaging to become bound witl.:ll:e Pet son tendering, in the Sum Of 20001. for the due pet fot mance of the Contran. Farther Particnlam may be known, by applying at O:Ve, or to Capt. Afalbcn, Stapleton ; gird Capt. 41/vriary, TR.,INSPORD-OPF7CE, Apri/ is, yFr 1. THE COMMISSIONERS for Candul:iing His -4- AfAIESTY's TRANSPORT Sh - RPICE, for raking Care of Sie,kand Worm:led Seamen, and or the Care and Custociy tl , of pt - i 9ters of War, do hereby give Not7er, that they will be reatiy, at t r, on Tuesday, the rgth of May, 1.852, to recrive seal t der:, and treat with such Persons as tr.ly he :will ,g, to cointract frr VICTUA,4,LING PRISON t.RS o f WA R 1, HEALTH, at Pnrel-ester Lastle, Chatham, and Fortcn, and on hoard the Prison.Shipr at Portsmouth for Six llf, , nths certain, from the lit of fitly, 1812, No Tender will be received after One o'clock on' the D.y of Treaty, nor a; : y noticed, unless the Patty, or an Agent for him, per smalty attend. Each fender must be accompanied Gy i Letiir from two respeaable Persons, engaging to bound wish the Person teisdcring, in the Sum of zoocl, for the due performance cl the. Contract. Farther Particulars may be known, by applying at this Office, or to cap'. Lock, Porcbester Castle, Capt, Hutchinson, Cbatban:, and :_'apt. Woodriff, Porton. . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Anil 17, 1812. rr HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA -1 JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the Ist of May, from such Persons ns may he willing to undertake the Supply of Two Hundred Loads ,f FOUR-INCH ASH PLANK for service of the R yal Car. riage Department at Woolwich. Further Particulars, together 'with the Terks and Conaltic , Nt of the Contra?, may be known upon ifpplicarion at the Sec,- tary's Office, in Pall-Mali, aforesaid, is.y day letween the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals 1771,, It delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Ash P I ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said set of at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day; neither wit! a , ;yr Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in bit behalf,.thall attend. Ry Ordo of :be llvard, R. H. CREPA; Ser. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April IS f 2. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 'that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall- Mall, on or before Monday, the 4th day of May, from such Persons as my be willing to undertake the Supply of SLATES, denominated IMPERIALS, DUCHESSES, COUNTESSES, I,A -DIES, QUEENS, RAGS, and WESTMORELAND SLATES, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Year:, determinable at the expiration of One Year, at the option of sitter Party. Fut ther particulars, together wi4b the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa, may he known up .n application at the Seciwaty's. Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, au day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for Slates ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at N9on of the same Dgy, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent on-his behalf, !balk attend. Bi• Older of the Board, R. TT. CREW, bee.