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ja ..".4, '1" A . 4 . '/,` ~.\ \I l t - , -..i- • --__ -.‹,/-,,, _;, - • ;.x.'l.. ri ) ._..][o ~ , , .tcrr ~),,% . . .. T *l l. "rFCr -- -- 2• -7 T - -., —. A = • i bl ..-y, --..„--- :-1 - 7 4.- 0 --- . . . . -,rfi' 2, tr , ;,. tii*l .----. 4• , ,.... -, ,0 ---,----,.. 4 i tki \ ,I. N tli t ... ) :-. :: . /.1 fllll6` _ - -2, - - , 1 NrmilEn..62o4.] TUESDAY,.VULY 28, 1812 [PRICE SI3i.PENCE-ITAI.I'PiINNI". lIGHT EXTRA PRIZES, IN PACKETS OF TICKETS, THE CONTRA•CTOR'S F.IU GIFT. BY ANY ONE PACKET THE PURCHASER OF A TICKET MAY RE CEIVE ,C50 , ),000 FOR A BLANK, ;ANT) IN PROPOR FOR. SHARES, IN Tr I E PRESENT sTATF, LOT OF ONLY " 000 TCKETS,TO BE ALL.I)II.AWN 'PHI EIGHTH SEPTEMBER. HE SCH EME contains manykovel Improve tuttth3, with 2 .. Prizes of. .‘10,900:- .are.. (.32,000 • 2 —Prizes 0f.... 4,000.. .are ....S,OOO 2.. Prizes- 0f.... 3,000.... are . . 6,000, 4.. Prizes 0 f.... 1,000 . ... ar e....1,000 :404 u pwards of T wo Th ousan d P r i zes of 54;01. 3001. ?OM. &t'. dowirto the loest Prize; of each,hein Seven Pounds V4-'e thzn the sma w llest Prizes in the I,st Lotter g, ies, and every +Number will be Oa" from the Wheel. ',Sebetnes, with the Number's of the Tieliets sealed in the th e Lodged in the, Bank of England, may be had at e2s of , BTSIT, The Contrlctor, for th? Lottery, " 1 . 4, CORSIIII,L, aryl No. 9, CII ARIN C " - C t(ISS, And at every Lotter? Office in Town and Country. NEW PUBLICATIONS. VICTELILLING-UFFICE, July 24t1i, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NA VY do hereby gice.Nettice, That on Friday, the I.lth of Septembeinext; they will lie ready to receive Tenders in if ruing (ealed up), and treat f,r such quantities of Prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, to be Cured in the ensuing Season as the respective 2Mrchants and Dealers 2iict; think proper to offer; one third part thereof to be packed in Half Puncheons, one third part in Tierces, and one third part in Barrels : to be delivered into His Majesty's Vic tualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Cork, and into the :Paw Victualling Stores in Saint Catherine's, in regular Pro . nortions of each description of Casks, by the periods undermentioned, vie.: IMPERIAL PAR L lAME,I*, This Day were published, In Octavo, price ss. 6d. in boards, - trI'UTLINES of a NEW PHILOSOPHICAL ‘4..7 THEORY ; being an Attempt to prove that Gravita tion and Caloric are the sole - Causes of every Phenomenon in Nature; with a practical Application to Vegetation and Agri culture. HOUSE OF. LORDS, i‘loNDAz. • Their Lordships, when azuracient nuMber of Peers were present, resolved into Y. Committee of Privileges on the case of the Barne . weli Peerage-, Counsel (Mr. Merryville) and some evidence wer44 briefly heard, when tilt Couniiittee deferred . the farther consideration of the case till the second Tuesday f the next Session of Parliament. By 401 . 4 N SELLON, Esq. Land Surveyor. ' 'Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,. and Brown, Paternoster-row; and F. C. 'and ltivington, St. Paul's Church-yard. The House then resumed, and the •Voluntem Agent General's, the White Herring Fiiery, and the London Prisets Bills 3 •wi;re read a third tunic, and passed. The Appeal Cause, 3qhnson v. Butler, *as or dered to be heard to-niorrovv-. . GREEK GRAMMAR AND LEXICON. • ' • Thii_Day was published, In Royal Octavo, price 15s. boards, the Second . Edition s • greatly enlarged, - i t GREEK GRAMSIAR: and GREEK and El LIS H SCRIPTURE LEXICON, containing all tiie Worils which own- in the Septuagint and Apocrypha, as well as in the New Testament. 's.. By GREVILLE , Minister of the Gospel, Glasgow. Oue-fourth part of the whole by the 2sth of Fdricary,l - One-fourth part more hy the 15th of April, , j 1813. One-fourth part more by the 31st • of Mau, And Me remaining Fourth part•by the 35M of July. . . Dr. Clarke, from, the Privy Council Once, Pre sented an Account of Returns tirade of the Num ber of Resident andNon-Resident Parish Minis;. tors, Co.ates, &c. in the different Dioceses in England and Wales, which, on the motion of ;he Earl of Ilarrowhy, was orOtered to be printed. GENUINE LAMP OILS. --OIL W.A.:IIE -1f ospi ta Hl.O USE, N o 41 neon o Wall, opposite Old llethlein per (lull. . - per Gall. T''' Zl, ll . ?S • Perrri Oil . 8 6 Refined' Oil for,'Cliam- . %rning Oil, equal her Lamps . • • -to V , . - - I , 4 41; IS common- Pate Seal Oil . .• so ld for the best Pale South Whale Oil, f.' et in • ij. . . . S 0 for Liverpool and corn °°,,t'.:l, burning' 7 0 Mon Lamps, &c. . . i,JI wined Oil .6 6 . . ttlii, re Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted se tt '," e ' 41 1 d Till born the wl,ol evenirr; without trinr.ning. 1:141 therefox recommended fir Lamps in Drawing-toms, . is '1°0,05 SlieW-r - ooms, and all plaCe! , where brilliant Liglot E,_rlreti, free from. Smoke, and the very disagreealue -, Jahle of f in - , tv) erm tly trimming - . the /amps. - • , %,..!'e other Oils are particularly fine, ,unl for general par -7 s-, ean be recommended 'with equal contideuce. . . r, j . ITTON and Co. have the pleasure of informing their 14 4 - 1", 3 , and the Public in general, that ,in consequence cif ir e tl ," t rge sales of Sperm Oil, it has fallen in price, and they tkp','r.`:fee enabled to sell the best Sperm Oil at Ss. Bfi. per K• -u• - -Oils i lircead of. 9s. which price they lately advertised. • -u•---nils sent to any part of Lo.ndon, free of expence. -., Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme' and. Brown Pa ternoster-row ;A. Constable and Co.; and Oliphant, Waugh, and Imes, Edinburgh ' 5 6 3 9 The Woods _and Forests Bill was read a third time and passed. • On. the occasion of the third xcadirig of the Pis seaters' Worship Bill, . The Loan CHANCELLCit 'proposed the attach ing of a .cFause to the Bill, by way of rititi; which he 'described went .to obviate swat! ambi guity of expressions in.the Bill, respecting Places of Worship, and not. in the smallest degree •tci affect the provisions of the Bill. The Noble and. Learned Lord having read the Clause, it was agreed to by the House, and at tached to the Bill, which was read a tbiru time and. passed. ENCYCLOP-EDIA BRITANNICA. . , This Day was published,. In Twenty Volumes, ....to. illustrated with nearly Six Hundred . . 3 3 Engravings, price 3ql. in boards, , i 4 NCYCLOP.(EDIA BRITANNICA ; DICTIONARY of ARTS," SCIENCES, and "AIISCEL- I.ANEOUS LITERATURE, enlarged and improved. The Fourth Edition. Printed for Archibald Consiable and Co. and Thomson Bonar, Edinburgh. 'stid by Cadell and Davies, White, Cochrane, and Co. John Cuthell, J. Richardson, S. Bagster, - Lackington, Allen, and Co. John Murray, Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Thomas Hamilton, J. Forsyth, J. 13arrington, J. Rodwell, George Cowie and CO. and the other Booksellers in Land on. 1,- „ ,6 The F,ncyclopzedia Britanuica forms in itself p. com plete Library, and has uniformly sustained a eelebrity far ex ceeding any other work of the kind. It is the producti.nt of. 'the most eminent Men who have adorned the Republic of 'Letters for the last Thirty Years, and has,'during that period, altaitied thennprecedented circulation of nearly Twenty-five Thousand Copies. Of the Fourth, or present Edition, only n i mited number now remain on sale. PF,ACE. PRESERVATION DILL. On the question for the third reading of the Bill, ESTATEs FOR SALE. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO . BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 1 ) ,: xe ,, 1 ". nth of August next (unless pr . eviou . sl?- dii.p . osed of 'lrate contract, of which due Notice- be given), NEVERAL CAPITA L ESTATES, in ti t' pa rishes. of w e 4 Liantwitr, Ewenny, Llangan, Colwin- Penartb, Co4gan, Llando4i, Lavernoct, St. lA , Mirtitir lowan, Llantr:,sent, and Llar.daff; also se-- tb„ 4 ' tlow•es in the town of Cardiß . ; oontaining in the whole '; Acres together with the .IA..NOP.S of West Llant ) Corotown,- and Penarlb. .4rtienlars w ill soou be Webb, 1 ?DIY to Alessr.l. 'Webb, and.Attwood, Salisbury. NE‘v-TEAD AMIEY, NOTTINGIIA,M. TO Bt SOLID BY AUCItION, - By Mr. FAREBIIOIITER, G ARRAwirs o,llle-house,..Change-alley, London, On FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve &Clock, , . IN TWO LOTS; . rHE very i m p or t an t, ex t e n s i ve , an d valuable PT A REEHOLD ESTATE, Consitting a the MANOR or t HIP of NEWSTEAD, in the county of Nottingham, k0, 1 ,t,..be ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD JaBI3EY, la. i: HREP. THOUSAND-TWO HUNDRED ACRES, more di vi ",," , nl . Arable Meadow, i-l.sture, Wooland, and Lakes, ti o.. .ed into sundry eligible faruls, and extensive stone guar-, t t,,: , and lime-kilns, comprising the entire Lordship (Al; ,ti',"tor Wood only excepted) ; the whole extra-parochial and cer're-free (exeept about One Hundred and Twenty-iseven 4171 e 3 in the adjoining Parish of Liuby ; the Land-tax only . ex,' ; and the p oor an d o th er ra t es ver y trifling) • the whole, t ize , pt th e mansion, castle, gardens, woods,, and fakes, which • k i in hand, let at present at old and. very low rents, highly n ki r°.s. able, to tenants who are under notice to quit, so that 2chaser may have au early possession of the whole or any ' of the ESt a t e . T her e are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient fo r mill-work f o r manufactories of the first:magnitude. 14,estate is situated on thc Great North Road, between 44;6am and Mansfield, ten miles, from the former, I'l4l ,nto the latter, and 130 from London. The manor is N I 4 “ , elied with ame - af all sorts, -a forms the lakes with fish, t o L w lth wild fowl in the season, and forms a domain rarely .e purclied. Wil LOT I. r a I consist of the Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of ta - c t „ 4l ' , Woods, - and Lakes, Stone Quarries, and side of the-l? Passed by the park paling, 'on the West side of the North Road, and containing 2581 acres, more or lest. • . , LT IL the Pill consist of the Hut Pu O blic House, and - the Farms and 'a rk C)ed 11 encl 'I •d o n Sherwood, on the East side of the Te a hng, and containing 608 acres, snore or less so. tkl el - Property may be viewed on applying to Mr. Owen pri,":, at the Hut üblic House, on the Estate, of whom particulars may be had ; and also of John Hanson, tt:, 'NO. 6, Chancery-lane ; at the Placa of Sale ; at'the ,k,,.',Qnoor's Head, and White Lion Inns, Nottingham; the Inn, Mansfield; the Bear Inn, Loughborough ; and the ti o ee Cro wns I nn, Leicester; a.nd at Mr. Farebrothev s, 9, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. .1110111INIPM , 4 APlMPasnia....l CHELTENHAM SALTS, ,la de from the Waters of the. Chalybeate Saline Spas at Chel tenham, the property of Mr: H. THOMPSON. 1 11-YASE SALTS give daily such proofs -of their vi r t ues , th a t they can now be recommended to li e public s as a medicine of unequalled excellence, an d one , it Iq.e,"°llsdentl believed, that will be the means of lerigthen ti•!' the life of mankind. They possess from nature, the ape -Cit, tonic, exhilirating, and strongthening qtutlities, so c ombined, that their use may be persevered in for dny of time in obstinate cases. Those qualities in Rini nfie A ), for w hi c h i t i s esteemed, are so far exceeded by these ts, r that tl- a ment to foreign nations for that drug is no n ccessar pc, . y. 1 12 e..„: sale dt Montpelier Pump Room, Cheltenham ; at Tatham's Tea Warehouse, 12, Southampton-street, tb:nd ; Mr. Daniel Stewart, 78, Old Broad-street ; Mr. John Bookseller, 23, Old Bond-street; Messrs. Fyffe's it,t,!Careliouse, 313, Holborn ; anil No. s', New Cavendish ',lf P ortland-place, London; Mr. Gore's, Liverpool; and ack ett, Bristol; -Messrs. Washborn, Gloucester; Messrs. 141.43, Manchester ; and Mr. R. Smith's, Dame-street, Dub tle enders are intended to be laced in the hands of respecta , in all chief townsof the United Kingdom. Ai r quantity of the above .Salts effloresced by Atmospheric tis t 4 lll aY be had at Cheltenham, for exportation to warrn cli- Th where the crystals occasionally deliquesce. 'I•C e S pa Waters of Mr. Thompson's Wells at Cheltenham l ad hi high perfection, and several new Alkalescent kst „ 4a ea gnesian,Saliae Spas having been added to them since w. le t ° lnpelier %nip-room offers now more Medicinal excel % e than can bkfound concentrated in any spot in Europe : loi t ,N, having a saline impregnation equal to sea-water, com aOd strongly with iron and rigsulphu, may be drank by those .()se stomachs cr_n bear waters so ighly charged with sa 'o fe rruginous, and sulphurous matter. • 'E ON's DE,NTIFRICE is by far the most pleasant of any. .Powder recommended for Cleansing and 13c.,util) ing the C E ; it wil I be founl •to answer every - end.that a Thoth Powder can• be reaso,adly exoecleil to do, while it cleanses the Mouth of all impure ant particles, it , Afhiteng the Teeth, ileals the Gums, and• helps to Sweeten the. Bleat!). Nothing is so great a drawback to 'Beauty as had Teeth, nothing more otrensiVe titan tcetin .Breatli ; 'Newton's . footh. Powder, on the first Application, improves , the tOrmer, and removes the latter, while by its antipuirescent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removt,s all excres cences. . . Prepared by B. Newton, and sold by his Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, an the Fuotway, St. Paul's Church-yatd, nearly opposite the North Gate; in Boxes 25. 9(1. each. • " Now winter / tails " A heavy gloom oppressive o'er the world, ThroUgh nature snedding influence malign, " And rouses up the seeds of dirk disease." LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS. THE RegularPractitionerplumes himself in Oat superior sagacity which enalnes.him to defect the im postures of the Quack, while the latter, wirli equal blunt.; ness, if riot truth,. retorts the charges of igwitance and ineffi cacy on the established system of Regular-Medicine. Who shall decide when Doctors disagree ?" Let Presumption smile, or Pride frown : it is a lamenta ble truth, that the present state of Mcd!cal Pretension, as a certainty, is not to be ranked with the Luca:lest ineehanical discovery of the age. For rue let Galen moulder on the shelf; I'll live and be Physician fpr myself. There is but one infallible criterilm winch cannot deceive. Experience is the Test of Truth.—Ur. WEBSTER'S VE. GETABLE MEDICINE, the English Diet Drink, has for nearly 6o years.. in every species ut fever. in all kinds, ot. Nervous Complaints, in Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in the - Gravel, & c. uniformly restored the deyeded If spirits, the exhausted to strength, and recalled the vital spark to multitudes, whom professional Skill had abandtmed iii des spair. Dr. W. well knev.' the pernicious and destructive elreas of qua4:kery, and was • therefore-dccidedly hostile-to all de scriptions of Quacks—he was an_erninent Physician, of ex tensive expenence, and who, fOr Ii tlf 'a century:dispensed more benefits to . suturing humanity, by the application or this Vegetable Remedy, than all flit practitioners in the Mo dern Materia Medics can boast. Ile happily comtned a per fed Ithowlerlge.of the human frame, and of the animal (eco nomy, with botanical science, and was therefore completely qualified to administer such preparations with success. Those who wish to see his improved Vegetable System And Principles fully developed, may, by applying to tire Ve, rider s e ' procure his own Treatise, a ,new edition of which is just published price ss. and also a sttaall pamph , er. con tailing thirty cases of remarkable cures, - which all occurred during the last year. This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by. E. Stee and Co. Borough High-sneer (sole Proprietors), from the original Recipe, which was aSsi4ned over to them by Dr. Webster, some years prior to his Sold in half pint bottles, 45. ; pint ditto, 7s. 6d.; and in . quart ditto, his. each, ditty included. ‘Vhc,lesale only by the Proprietors ; also wholesale and re tail by their Agents, Messrs. licAvard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield. - . A Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed totheui~ will meet the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable Town I'l the Uniteel Kingdom, and by the following Venders of - Nleolkine in London : Elliotsoni• Chemist and Druggist, lic6, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, trout of the (loyal Exchange, Cornhili ; Colesworthy, Chemist and Druggist, 144, Whitechapel ; Motmsey. Chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street,BlackfriaTsroad, and at Kerr ington, cross; Sanger (late Bacon) 'tso, Oxford -street; Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. Che mists, tirc. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, Holborn; and Mat• ve4s, Perfutter, Ss, I; leet.street.. PRICE OF STOC: B. a n ,Stock, Navy 5 per Cint. 83i • 4 per Cent. 7311 3 per Cent. - Ited. 56111 3 per Cent. Con. 56144 Bank L. Ann. 15 1-16 :3-16 India Bonds, 9s. 10s. dis. !KS YESTERDAY. Exe'llegner Bills, 34d. per day, • 2s. 3s. dis. Ditto, :Ad. per day, 2s. 3s. pr. Oninintn, 2i 11, 2 pr. Imperial 3 per Cent. - Cons. for 28th Aug. 56a1 1 HIGH WATER AT LOND Moining, 37 minutes after b. Blip3GE TO-MORROW. minutes after C. Lord IfoehAND rose, and in a speech of son:e length, urged a variety of objections, not only to b the principle, but more fothe.details of the mea sure. He contended there was by no means a sufficidncy of evidence as to the necessity of the case, to justify the Legislature-in enacting, a fheea sure of that nature .and importance; neither was. there that degree of inquiry or investigation which the case called for. He reprehended the not. re ceiving of parole evidence before their Lordshirs Committee, by which they could best have learn , . ed the r6l state of the country. What had been submitted as the ground-work of the nieasuee e was collected from vague rumours, or from the narratives of Magistrates, who were at the mo ment writing letters for the information of Miaise ters. Since the period of the 23d of Jung, there was no material addition to the evideoce com municated ; and the principle, well laid down. on " a former occasion by a Noble Lord opposite, that necessity should limit that which necessity creates, was lost sight of in the present case. He re peated there was not a sufficient proof before Parliament at that moment to warrant the adop tion of the measure then before their foordships ; on the contrary, it was distinctly pointed out that in several districts tranquility was completely re- stored. The measure of_ watch and ward, where- • ever it was applied, was found sufficiently effica cious. In the pr6ent state of the Session, and 'of the attendance, he should not weary their Lordships with arguments.; but he was in posses-. sion of papers on the subjtt, and which he should? have the honour of communicating to the Noble Viscount (Sidmouth) well worthy of his serious - consideration, - aud , which would evince that the subject had not been adequately investigated.— His Lordship then adverted to what he regarded as the three leading divisions of the Bill. With respect to the third, that relating to the dispersion of riotous and unlawful assemblies, he was not op posed; but he must observe, that if that, 'part of the measure should prove efficacious, i would supersede the necessity of ill the rest. With respect -to those provisions for the seizure of arms; he animadverted (at sotnie length ; the right to wear arms .at pleasure, or for self-defence, was an important part of the English Conititution, and recognized by 'Magna Charta. itself : in this part especially, the princi ple went beyond the necessity of the measure, and its details were still more unjustifiable. There was no proof of the existence of any depot of arms, and 'he pointedly objected to putting the power of seizure into the hands of one Magistrate. Even the Bill of 1807, as applicable to Ireland, for an object nearly similar, was more carefully worded. Besides, the power in question was not confided to Justices of the Peace, but other Ikla , gistrates, who had not the same qualificaiions; were vested with it. To those parts of the Bill he intended ,to propose Amendments, naniely o " Any two justices," instead of " ()lie" ,as, it stood ; and " Magistrate's!' in the room of " Mas gisteate." 'I hough he believed no man in the country was less likely to abuse his power than-the Noble Viscount, or his Noble ,Friend near bins (the Earl of Liverpool), yet there were other. Members of his Majesty's present Cabinet, who particularly recommended such measures to other ' Houses of Parliament ; and he, for one, Well re collected, and deeply deplored, the dreadful, tloe terrible efTects, produced by them in a neighbour ing country. And from one of these a .defeT:ce was set up, which, if it was considered as a valid defence, it constituted the strongest argument against the present measure that the wit of man could bring against " It is true such - events happened—but I bad no means of preventing them !" This shewed that those to whom the power was given had no means of preVenting the undue exercise of that , power in others ; thus there were tome, who, even through a mistaken zeal, could be led to the commission of such out rages.—Mese evils were encouraged by a system. BRITISH ARMY IN SPAIN. "More information concerning Spain is here brought to gether than was perhaps ever collected in ;,o a single publiea tion."—Mnnthly Rev. Aug. 1810. "This publication contains a vast accumulation of impdrt ant details, - and is the most comprehensive and satisfactory work on the subject."—Ec.l. Rev. Feb. 1810. " This is, beyond a doubt, the most tccurate and the most satisfactory account of any countiy.that . has, in our recollec tion, been published."-- - -Hritish Critic, March 1811. This Day was published, in Five Volumes, Octavo, , witb an Atlas of the Roads of Spain, and other Maps of the Country,•&c. price 31. 13s.- Gel. in boards, AVIEW of, SPAIN ; comprising a DesCrip tire Itir ..rary.of ea:di Province, and a general Statisti cal Account ni the Co:mtry; including its Population, Agri cvdtcre, GOinmerce, and l'imitices3 its Govern ment., Civil and I;:cclasiastical Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and Literature; its Manners, Custonis, Nature.: liistory, By ALEXANDER. 'DE LABORDE. Transla.ted from the French. Printed for Longman, liarst, Itees, Orme, and.. Brown, Paternoster-row ; atd B. -Dulitu and Co. Soho Square.. And to be paid for by Bills, payable With Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secreta ry Ogee, .at, this Office; or by ,applying to J. Ifylun sten.ille, Agent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors of His Majesty's• Customs at Limerick, Belfast, NewryZ and Waterford; and to the Postmaster-General 'at Dublin, re-. spectively. N B. 4 1ro Tender for a less quantity than 2000 Tierces of Beef, and 2000 Tierces of Perk will be admitted'; nor will regard be had to any in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words . at length, or Mat shall not be deli vered to theßoard before One o'Clock an the said Friday, the 11th of Septsmber next, nor Unkis the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. • Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed two responsible Persons resident in England, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering:, in the Penal-Sum of Fifteen per Cent: on the amount, for .the due performance of the Contract. • The amount of the probable quantities of Irish Beef and Park to be Contracted for, as above mentioned, nun,, be known' on. and after tke lath day of next Month, by applying at the Secretary's Ojice. OFFICE OF ORDNACE, -• July 1.3, 1812. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, do hothy give Notice, That Proposals will he received at their Office, in on or bffoie Iredne4ilay, the 29th instant, from such Persons as: mu', ire. willirrlg,to undertake the Sappy of FOREIGN TIMBER and DEALS, fur ,lervice ,of lids Department, for a period of One Year. "Further Particulars, together with the Tams and Condi tions of the Contract, 2:llty be known upon application at the Secretary'; °Pe, in Pall-31:11l, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of and Four" o'Clock, where the Proposals must also be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, 66 Proposals fOr Foreigu,Timber and Deals;" but na Proposal can be ad-.. vatted after the \ said 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, of the Se fMC Day; neither will any Tender be noticaf, unless the Party ?flaking it, or an Agent in his _4lthalf shal attend. • By Order cf the'Bolrd, K. lI.CRETT 7 , Secretary. , , 'OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July el, Isle. lIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -4- .lESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be,reccioed at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or befbri7Peduesday,the sth day of August ne.rt,from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER PANTALOONS, for Service of the Cavalry Corps ,;f the Royal Artillery for a period of Three Years, de terminable after the expiration of the first year, upon a Three Months Notice, at the option of either party.' Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application to the respective Officers of' the Ordnance, in the Royal Arienet, WooluTch ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions : of the Contract, may be known at the Se cretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any pay_between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposal* 'must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals - for Leather. Pantaloons ;" but no. Proposal can be admitted after the said sth Augast,,at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Yinder be noticed, unless the Party making it, 'or an Agent in his Behalf, sladt attend. By Order of the Board, , • R. 11. CREW, Secretary. EAST INDI47HOUSE, . Al!' 15, 1812. " • , : THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED CiLVP-I.N.Y of MERCHANTS of ENG.444YD, Trad ing to the East Indies, do hereby gi:lseNotife, That a GF.I EILIL COURT of, the said Company will be held at their Howse in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 29th inst. from Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the Election of a Director of the said Company, in the room of Robert Williams, Esq. deceased. 11 7 ILO:IS/1Y, ,Sec.