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SCOTT. ?he DoomtO be opened at half past five o'Clocli, to he tin at half- pa,t Six. - . - Boxes, 75.; Secowl Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, fls.• C 4.; Sf.‘ecind Pr;cc, 2 5.--LowerGaPery 23.; Second ?'rice, IS.,—lji,per Gallery; Is.; Second Price, 6d. ~ Boxes and Places to be taken of 7,‘'•'r. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the-Office in Little Russc , .l-street, from Ten till Pour, and fitim Ten in the Eveain , until tlil! Doi;rs arc s Closed. • , . . . Stare Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to. be Returned. , Vivant. Rex et Regina. To-morrow (f•rst time, at this-Theatre), the Comedy of The Suspicious thisband; with the Cowie Drama of The Three and the Deacx, -Miss Smith will 'Make her third appearance VII the Tra;;edy i sa b e u a , o n Sati:rday.; with (for the first time) an Operatic l'i;xe, iii Two Ai called The Assignation. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Pro-MORROW tVENI NG , Dec. 11 , 181 will be performed tilt; new Grand Historical Play THE RENEGAZI,.. ePrranded on Ddn Sebastian, Kin; of Portugal, by Dryden). The Overture and Music composed by Mr. IL R. Bishop. rORTU G E. Don Sebastian, King of,Portugal, Mr. C. KENIBLE ; Al , are:t (his Admiral), Mr.'CHATMAN Antonio, Mr. JONES ; , • Octavio; Mr. SINCLAIR ; Pedro, Mr. BI,ANCHAIID; j us i t i e z, . Mr. LP:4I'ON; Olivia, Miss BOLTON ; Dorax (the Renegade) Mr. YOUNG. • Moons. (Empexor of Barbary), Mr. lAARRYMCIO 7 ; Beuducar (his Minister) Nil.. EGERTON; : • Orchan, Mr. ATKINS ; Zephin, Mr. J,,Z,FTRIES ; The Mufti, Mr. CRESW - ..•:LT, ; • The DoWan Mr. SiNiMONS ; Orasmin, !\lr. DURUSNT ; Almeyda (the Dvposed Empress), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, After which Will be performed a New Farce (with Songs) c;tlloci LOVE, LAW,- AND PHI' IC The Overture, &c..cornposed by Mr. M. P. King. The Principal Characters by • Mr. BLANCHARD % 'AL Mr. LISTON, Mt.'BROADHuasT,' ATKLNS, Mr: EMERY, Mr. MADER, Mrs. GIBBS, Miss. E. BOLTON i Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s: 6d.—Pit 3s, 6d. Sccfri.l Price 2.5. • tower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.--. Upper Gitil , ry Is. Se cond Price 64. The• Public are respectfully informed that on Saturday the vith will be revived the Tragedy A the Earl, of Warwick ; with the\ Farmer. The Public are reSpeetfullyinformed, that the revireed Tra gedy of Alexander the Great gill be acted (for the last time) on Tuesday ; with Bomhasto,Fnrioso, and Midas. On Tuesday the • 22d inst. will he'revived Hughes's Tra .gedy of the siege o f Damascus, which is positively the last night of Mr. Betty's engagement). • The reeived Opera of the Lord of' Manor (on account 'of the nuraerous applications) will be performed on Thurs day in neat week. BATH and WEST of ENGLAND SOCIETY, for the 1-',N-= COURAGENIENT Of AGRICULTURE, ARTS, m . E.Nu.. ' FACTURES, and COMMERCE, • griIEMEMB.ERS- of this Society gre respect ...li fully infornied, that the ANNUAL MEETING will be holden at their Rooms; in this City, on Tuesday, the 15th instant. • • _ By order of the Societe, ROBERT RICARDS, Sec. Haliog 7 house, Bath, 'Dec. • • N consequence of enc superiority of SALMON, ODY, and CO.'s PATENT SELF— ADJUSTING m, ussEs the Patentees have been hon o ured with thi,; Lowing appointments : his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dock Yards, the Board of Ordn , Ance, the I-lon. Fast India Company, &c. and continue to recommend then to the Public on such liberal tefras, which have, never befOre been offered, that the it:a co"St shall be returned to all pm-- chasers, if not approved; after any trial, wear, or dal:nage. N.B. Persons residing in the Country, sending the Circum ference of the Body, in 'inches, just above the hips, may de pend upon being accurately fitted, MANUFACTORY, 292, STRAND. .Sold by Armstrong and Co. Lead'eahall-street. This Day was published, In Svo. price 9s. boards, the Sixth Edition of - 1V URAL PHILOSOPHY ; or, RefleCtions on Knowledge, Virtu'e, and Happiness; chieliy in 'Refer ence to a Life of Retirement in the Country. By ELY BATES, Esq . Printed for Longwan, Hurst, Rees, thine, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, and at the British Gallery,• 54, New Bond street. , - " To those who are of a serious and religions turn of mind, , these reflections will prcoie a grateful and valuable acquisition. We recommend to them an attentive perusal of this well vvrit ten and truly commendable volunic."--M. Rev. Of whom may belmd, • Bates's Christian Polities; Bvo. price 9s. hoeYdS. This Day was published; In post SvO. price Seveh Shillings, boards. QOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE and VRIT • INUS of JAMES BENICiNE BOSSUEI', Bishop of Meaux., - ' OLD MODE OF DRAWING Rk;STORED: NO CLASSES. ITAVING Contracted with Government for AL the present State Lottery, we beg leave, respectfully, to.solicit the attention of the Public to the under-mentioned "Scheme, and 'at the same time to state that we have obtained permission of Government to Drair - the present Lottery in Two Days, by which means the, system of Classes is abolished, every Ticket in the Lottery will be put into the Wheel, and drawn out, ;thliscriminately, in the same manner as in the -Old Lotteries. SWIFT a,nd,Co. SCH EMV„. 2 . :.. of ... . £20,000 . . .. . a: e . , . . £40,000 , . 2 . 4 , 2,000 e; 5 t; • \ i 3 - 300 1 i.; 11 , :-3.2 40 , - ' '. -50 320 • 2...) . `', 2,100 13,000 Tickets. 4 130,000 ' To ,be Drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th January next. 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s 'ollk-es, • No. 11, Poultry, 1 N. 31, Aldgate High- No. 12, Charing Cross, I . lVhere, in the last Nine Mooths,tlae'following Capital Prizes have been Sold in Shares. 5,497 • a 4'20,060 1,70G ' a 43,000 N 0.995 a... 4,000 3,270 Besides otters of 1 4 0001. 500/. &c. ~~~ This Day was published, • • In Three Volumes sre. pnce, ii. lls. Gd. boards, the Second Edition ; dedicated , by permission, to Lord Grenville, and aided by Communications from distinguished Members of both. Houses of Parliament, Genuine and Corrected REPORT of the .4 - IL SPEECHES of the late Right Hon. WILMA:WM:FT, in the House of Commons, from his Entrance in Parliament, in 1781, to the dose of the Session, in 1805„ Printed for Lthiginan, Hurst, Res,' Orme, and Brown, Pa ternOster-row ; and, at the British Callery, 54, New"Bond street. Of whom may be had, . • 1. Anecdotes .of the Life of the Right Honourable Wil liam Pitt, Earl of Chatham. - In three vols:•8vo. pric.e. 11. lis. 6d. hoards. , 2. Gpattan's SpeeeFes, Wco. price 12s. boards. 3. Windham's :Speeches, 3 rob, Bvo. price 11..163.. bciards, - This Day were, - published - Beautifully.prinied in Six Volumes Post - Octavo, with .Por trait, price boards,. pos of • ANNA SEWARD. Written between the Years 17 , 34 :11,11507., • . Tritited•for Lwigman, Hurst, Kees, Ortne,:aud 8r0 , ... - n, and\ John Murra::, London ; and Archibald • Constabie and Co. , . . * * 4( "fhis Wink consists of upwards of 500 Letters, written by Miss Seward to her numerous Correspondents; and be sides much valuable literary Criticiun and Anecdote, many of the Letters contain Discussions on the principal Occur rences of the Times oit Topks of a public as well as a domestic Nature., Liong the persons to thorn the Letters are addressed are most Of the first literary Characters of the Age. _ _ . . Miss Seward unquestionably ranks in the first (Ansi of British females ; and the collectiuti of letters which , she has preparettfor the pubtic, will interest, amuse, and instruct." Monthly Review, Oct. ISt!. THURSDA Y, D E - C EMBER 10, Decernher 7, 1512. t 4 ROYAL INSTITUTION. Pll , . HE Members and 'Sub.seribers ilifprmed, IL that the LECTURES will coininen.ce . in ;l at y, aact that the following Arrangements are . made 'ctniuing Se'ason. BOTANY—By J. E. SMITH; F.R.S. Piess. Soc. COMPARATIVE -PHILOSOMY-Ily P. M. EDGE T, M. D. POETRY-13y T. CANIPBELL, CHEMICAL PHILOSOPIIY—Ey W. T. BRANDE, Esq. NATURAL PHILOSOPr-- - ily Der. J. POWELL, M.A. Fel. Trin. Col. Candi. SCULPTURE—By JOHN FLAXMAN, Esq. The - Lionr of . Lectures the Month ut January will be at Twoo'C l oek, and daring the reinaholer ut the Season at Thee o'Clo•ek. • NEW PUBLICATIONS. Thi , l Day was pul':li3l_ted, pr:nted, in Two Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of Lord from :in - origazial picture, pike 11. 1:.;. in.lioaris, the Scieond ETl:iticin of • IfiAl(..Wi.s of . POLITICA,' and PRI -ATE 1.4P13, of AMES CIULFIELD, EARL of CHAP.LEMOSi', Knight u; S.. Patrick, &c: &c. &c. f-!ArzillY; Esq. :Member of the 11..Juse of C:;.n L;sris in the three last Patlia- • nients t,f Ireland. Pril:ted for T. (J .dell and W. Leayks, Strand: TO NATURALISTS. • . 911-IE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, arc most respectfaily informed, that a most 3tupetidous Animal, and never before presented to a British Pawn:, has been caught last Saturday in the Channel, immediately oppo site Brighton, called A BASKING SHARK. The rare and singular arpearance of this suprising genus of the finay race, ivhich never before were known to inhabit any part of our coast ;.the enormous weight of the ant mal,..weigh nig nearly eight tons, and measuring thirty -feet in length and eighteenfeet in cirnimilerence, at the same time perfect it, all its natural form and proportions, must resider this most stb... gular prOduction of DiTime Providence an extraordioaly at traction to the lovers Of natural productions, the curliMs in general, and Public at lavge, who may be inclined to contem plate on. the great works of the Creator. . The Animal will be exhil.dted in a spacious yard in North Andley-street, and a descriptive' account of this most astonish— ing Fish will he made kirewn through the channel of future bills. To be seen each da., tram ten to four o'clock. AdraiS sion, Ladies and Gentlelw,n,=s. (id.; Tra,lesmen and Ser i-knits, ls. FREEHOLD ESTATE ANp TITHES, NORTHAMP- Q'StiHIRE. TO BE SOLD lii .AUCTIM, At the Swan Inn, in Newmort Pagnel; lincks;„ on Thursday, the 17th day of December, iBl‘2, at, Three o'Clock in th 6 Afternoon, in One 124, AFARM-NOUSE, several COTTAGES, and _ about 290 Acres of INCLOSED. and .OPEN FIELD LAM', (Tithe-free, except about an •Aere)4 also the 2 - reqt and small Tithes of about 1000 Acres of Inclosed and 0,,t.n Field Lond (the greater . part of which is Arable in the open fields), and 9f about 104 Acre's of Wood. 'The whole is in Hartwell Parish, or »ear thereto. There . ate valuable Common Rights in Salcey Forest ; alSo the Right of Nomination to the Perpetual Curacy . of Hartwell. The prsent Curate is about. au. The Estate is near Northampton, I'olw:ester, and Stony Stratford. Posie.;sion inty be bad at Lady Da:i,=. • , For further Particulars, and a view of the Map, apply to Mr. Dean, No. 10, New Inn.—Letters to be )ost paid. NEW PUMA CATIONS. CATON 'ON DEIIiLITY. This Day was published, Price 3s. 6(i. Second f.,clition, - DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DE- A. 1311.drillatur.1.*Ind. c6utrActed, Generative Organs ot ‘ hcith . Sexes ; Remarks on Onanism, Se minal Wealiness,rocturnal Emission,Ghsets, Tabes Dor.salis. Fluor Albus, Ey T.M. CATON, Surgeon, late. of United,Hospitals of Thomas's and Quy'S. Printed fin' Messrs. Highley, 24, Fleet-street, London ; where - maybe had, Caton on the Treatment and Cure of Asthma and NS'inter Cough, tie. 31. NEW LONDON PHATI.M ACOPG:IA. ' This Day \Kits published, The SeCond Edition, revised and corrected, in Svo. price 10s. 6d. board,,, gr im pllikumAcopaiii.A: of the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON;1809. Trans late.d into English, with Notes, &e. By RICHARD POWELL, M.D. Fellow of the College, anclPhysician to St.Barthoromew's and • ' the Magdaleir Hospil - als. Printed for Longman; Hurft, Itees, O:nie, and DroWn z .Pa- . ternoster-row. • PALEY'S SERNIONS. This Day were pubtisbed, - - In One.Voltune, Octavo, price ins. 6d. in boards, • (By Permission of the Executors),. ERMONS ors SEVERAL JECTS.— I By the late Rev. NVILIAAM PALE Y, D.D. Sub-dean of Lincoln; Prebendary. of St. PaurS, and Rector of Bishop Wearnsouth, Author of " TheologT," " Moral Philosophy, &c. Printed for Long,inan, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and crown, Paternoster-row. This Day were published, In Three Volumes, Octavo; /nice 11. 7s. boards, ,A SERIES of PLAYS, in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind ; each Passion being the Subject of a TRAGEDY and a COMEDY. By JOANNA BAILLIE. Printed for Lo:iginan, Uurst, Rees; Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery; 54, New Bond street. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Miscellaneous Plays, Svo. f)s boards. 2. 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Practical Piety; or, the ludueuce of the Religion of the Heart on the . Conduct- of the" Life. Eighth Edition,' 2 vo lumes,.price td. beards: ' Cuittim its Se.irch of a- to Comprehending Observa tiotrs on Dine tic Habits atid :Manners . , Religion and Morals ; 2 volumes, lath Edition; price Its. in hoards. 3. Hints tovqtrds...Ferain; the Character of' a Young Princess. Tl . vo volumes, 4th Edition, price 12. in boards. . 4. Strictures Willie Modern System of Female - Education ; with a•View of the Principles and Conduct prevalent among women of Rank and Fortune, in 21•ols. - 11th Editibn, price 1.25. in untirds. • . . 5. Sacred gramas: chiefly intended' or Younz . Persons ; the snbiects .tArn front the Bible. xo which it "added, anEpistle; ~Itith EditiOn; Gs. in boards. • And ail Mrs, H. `lore's 'other Works: - This Day was published, TwO Vuluines, 8s o. price 11. 4s. boanh, rymE LIFE and DEATH of the ever-blessed IL JES.I,S cuitlsT, the Saviour of the World,. with Con sideratow; and Dilicourses coon the sever Parts and Prayers fitted to the several Mysteri,n, -. • By J,EitEM 1' TA AYLOR, D.D. Chaplain in OlilinAry to Kiug Charles H. Printed for I r ougman, auftt, Itee3, Wine,' and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. • Of whoin may-he had, by.the. Aa4ile Author, 1. The Role and Exercises of Holy Living. The 27t•1h edi tion. ',lt one rid. Svc). price 7s. hoards 2. The and Exex,:ises of Holy Dying. In one rot. 3vo. priCe 7s. boards. -' -Thc Goldeu Grove, a chosen Nrannal, price 9.5. Cd. . :fhree vols. Bvo. prict 11. 7s. hoank. • • - Tliis Pay was peili!shed.,. In Four lfirgelurv.7s Octavo, price Tiiret, rounds Viivteen 7 Shillings and in, hoards ; and Five Pounds Five with -the liLiaa, half-hound. Also the Atlas se- Firate, price One 'Pound Eleven Shil:ings and Sixpence, of • ralllE NEW UNIVERSAL GAZETTEER . ; or, GEOf4RAPIIICAL DICTIONARVi containing - a Description of all the Einpires, Kingtlants,, States i .Provinees,. titie 7 i, Towns, I , 7orts, Seas, Ilarbours,aivers, Laltes, Moun tains, and - Capes in the Known-World ; with the 6-Overt:intent, C;t,toins, Manners, and Religion of the Inhabitants. The EKtent, - Boandaries; and Natural Productions of - each Cnintry; the .Tfade, Manufactories, and Curiosities of ti.e Ct;es. and Towns, crllected - front the best Afythiws ; their Longitude, Latitude, Bearins, , and Distances, from the best and most authentic Charts. By the Rev. CLEMENT CRUTTWELL. Printed far LonginuU, linrst,-lices, Orate, and- BrOwn, Pa ternoster-row, and Cadeil and Davies, Strand. This 1): - :y was puhlished, In Thr , :e Volumes. orice 11. 11$. (id. in boards, if IST9itY of the Ht....FORMATION iii SCOT • if 117- LAND; with an introductory Book, and an Appen- By GEORGE cOOK, D. D. - Aliuister of Laurencelirlt, .atui Author of "An Illustration of the (r tioral Evidence establishing the Reality of Christ's Itesurrect ion." •Printed for Longman, Horst, Bees,- Orme, .and - Brown, Paterno,tcr-row, London ; Peter Hill, and A. Constable and By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. Printed for Longartn, I murst, Rees, 0:1:e,, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row,• and at the British 'Gallery, 54, New Bond- street. _ • •_ • _ _ _ Of whom may be ha,l, by the same Author, 1. Life of Fellclop,, hest §vo. price 7s. bo,.rds. '2. A'. Su:2;:inet. History of the Empire of Cilirlemagne, is Bvo : yriee 12s. boards. This_Day was pul;lislted, In One:V(3l4rue, 19:ano.Irriee ss. 6d. boards-, R OSE • and EMILY.; or, .Sicetchez ot. - kouth, By Mrs.:ROBERTS, Author of Moral Views ; .or, l the Telescope -for Children.. London: Printed for Long - man, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Bros n,.PaternOSter-row;- wad J. Harris, St. Pati;'s C:aaren yard. . '' The general of this work is easy and dnafiected ; the Cli:aacters are svell discriminated and ;:on' - .rasted ; the " History of a Faded Beauty," iS impreSAve ; and the wi - icle Publication is uioral and attractive."—Monthlyßeview, Nov. F D RICE Si*P.ENCE-ITALFPENNI% z_ l 73 OFF 7 Nov. IG, rISI 2. • . . . . N - OT ICE is hereby given, I.l2"eit a Sesiov'cf Oyer nd Ter:nine:7. and ;.i'oal sliver y, the-74-a..z' of: 011: feneer c:onimitted-tni ifie high Seaii witi?, t , i.e.' .Tyrie.,iiction of thC: ./fikiratti of E?ig . :!frttd,toill be held at Jaetiee Hfr.:l, in the. Old ilaile, I, London, on Wec6te.:,:day, the lUth Dece;nln r :.,...rt, a Eii-k. it , cl,,,k in the Morning. .T. fp - . CROKER. . V1C7.71.,1LL.1 V.:J-OFF . ' Nor: 27, 1510. THE COMMISA;IONERSfrr VICTUALLING -/- ` l- His llf;djE.32'rS N.,:llfrk do herebyglee Xotiee, That on Tuesd-y, the 15th el December next, ticy will be ready to 7-ei:tive ,Tenders zn zcrifury, (sculer up) anti treat wills such Persons nzade7take to furnith whatercr FRESH BEEF may be required for the Use of His .iliajcs ty%s• Ships atsd Vessels at • Plymouth; Torbay, • Dartmouth, - Fat inoutb , , l'arnmqtll,. the County, Of Norfolk, ' • • • Mar-ate • llucer[toads, and erCeV.- Romney; (on separate Contracts) for Twelve Ofoirth's, from the Ist of January to the 31st of Deeeniber ISI3 inclusive; to he paid for by• Bills, payable with Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretarg . .,filice, at tkis Office, : or by applyin7 to 31r: Agcni. far 'the Vic:hie - all/Ig' at • PltfinoUth, ti,s the Collectors .11 , is Majesty's CuStoms at Thertmonth and Fahnouth,respectiVely ; to Mr. John Crockfcrrd, atlYarmouth; snierta Mr. Russell, agent to the -soul CoPimissioners wt Din;er. No'regard trill be had to- aziy Tender in which the Pike !:hall not 'be 'inserted iu ti•toriiS at length, or that shall not be delivered fa the Board 4efore One o' Clock on the said TueSdaY, the 15th of Der. next, nor unless the Polon who makes the Tender, or some Peeson his Behalf, attends, to answer When called f,,r. Eac.:l Tender most also be accompanied by a Letter signed by trio responsible Persons, engaging . ta become lokund with the Party tendering; ire the Penal Sum of 20001. fur the,thre performance of the 0 mtractS at Plymouth and Torb4, and 500!. for each of tht other Contracts. PICITLILLING.OFFIeLE, • Dee. 1, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS fo , VICTUALLING Hi:: MAJESTY'S NAVY di hereby give Notief' That on Friday, the nth instant, they will be_ ready to nz , - ceivc Tenders, in writing (sealed zip,) and treat for One Hnn dred and kV tyTons• of CO'COA, to be answerable to Samples of not 'less tha4 two P.;ands weight' eacl) to be prialieeed with the Tenders ; to be delibered, in the space of One Monti, . _ into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptfo7d, and to pail far by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. IYte OgYut;tions of the Contragt may be seen at the Secre tary's Plfee. AVii`regy6;liellt be - had: to - a:tgreltder in which the Price shill' nut be .inserted in words - at length, or that shall nut be delivered to the poard &Are One o'clock, on tl:e said Fridety, the nth instant, nur unless . ihe Person wilt mohes the Tender, or saute Person on his Behalf, attends to answer when called fcr. - VICTIL-ILLPV-OFFICE, Dee. R, 1812: HE COMMISIONIF.ES for VICTUALLING :His MiI.TS27I I B N.,11 7 1" do hereby give Notice, That en Tuesday, the 22d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed an'l treat fin. Three Hun dred Tons of MUSCOVAVO 5t3;:.'1,%, to be answerake to Samples (of not less than Two Po :ad& it‘i.g•ht eneh), to be prodnced with the Tenders; and to be delivered iii the criginal Pachoges, at the rate of fi•L•nt Seventy to Eighty Tans perweek,into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at 19(pt 7 ford; and also for the supply (-)tr separate Contract) • y- One Thtndred and Fifty Tors of BUTTER, and Two Hun dred and Fifty Tons of CHEESE, to be deli!ered, one-half t'4•]reof in One Month, and the other half in (,),e , Month of:. terrvards, into 11:,.; Ale - jsty's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportions ardermentioned, Butter. i..llece. To:ls. . Toni. Deptforl • 70 • lOO Portsmouth 53 Piymouth ......... 30 150 Tons - 250 Tons. ne whole to be paid fcr by Bide, payalic with Interest, , Ninety. Drys after date. The Conditions f:/' t/14 'eontraes may be seen at the &ere tar!!'s Qiffce. No regard will Lc had to coy Tender la which the Price shall not Le inserted inwards at length, a; thai. shall n be dqivered to the Board before.o.::: , o:Cfoch on the said Tuesday, trig 2 el instant, nor t.nlvs the Ptreon who make.: the Tender, or soeae Person on his behalf, .attends, to answer Often ccireil for. • OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, • Dx. 1812. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His NA- . JES,TY'S kreby give Notice, That Propcsals zei..7 be riceiced at Mei?. Cn:e, Pre!l-.2; on or before frednesday, the 2 4 Dag cf DecctOer Such Persons' as may be Avilling to u2.ldertake t 7 he supply of CANVAS, and other Articles, fur service .of i,v Dt.paet ment, for c prriod of 77zrm Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, -epon giving Tizrec •notice, at the option of either party. .Patierns of the Articles may be viewed, upon opplication at the Pr 61 vatC;: Storekcepo's (Vice iaa the Tower, and jitrtker particular.i, tosrether tqth the Terms and Conditions of • the Contract, tang be known, at the' Secretar!,/,s Wee, in Pall- OfOrcsaid, any Day between the Hours •ff Tot thud ?oar o'Clock, 11.f:cretin, Proposalainust be deliriTed, seared up and indorsed, ." Proposals for Canvas, &c. ;" but no Proposal can be adaiitted after the said 43:1 day of DeComber, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of tie same ilay, neither will any Tonle; be noticed, an:'!.. !h•7 P‘,J'ly making it, sr erit Agent in kir Behalf; Oder of the Pored, ti. !I. CREW, Secretary. • ~, . . 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