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OFF/ fd?, April 427, gitt• U T E CO 3711115510 NE 11 S fur V ICT U. 4 LLLN G , 117 ' 411 1JEs r s ATAI'Y do hereby give Nothr, that N,.: 44 Y , Lk , 11st of Afugust Ylext, they will be ready to Pe r :: 7 ," ( lers w r en.i g (scaled up), awl treat with stub a te. : 44 cs will un d erta k e . to s7fpf,dy SEA PROVISIONS to his Ltt: lY3 Ships and Vessels at the Places under-mcivioned 4eparete Cowtracts, vic.:— IleCifa.v, Quebec, and Bermuda, HE CO 11111/SSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ilis MAJESTI"S FY do hereby give Notice,. that on 'Tuesday, the 14th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in teri'ing (sealed up), and treat for a Quantity if prime IRISH BEEF and PORN., not exeeedilig in the aggregate twelve thousand Tierces of each Species, to be used in the enming Season; one-eighth part thereof to be pricked in Half Puncheons, .vix-eighth parts in Tierces, and the remaining one-eighth part in Barrels; to be delivered into his 211trjestv'sVicturilling Stores at Depti)rd, Portsmouth, PlymoutY I, and Cork, in such proportions as shall hereaj'ter be required, and by the periods undermentioned, viz. GENERAL POSE-OFFICE, AUG. en, f.; LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his -21- MAJESTY'S TREASURY having directed that the time for delivering in PLANS and ELEVATIONS for the proposed ERECTION of the NEW POST-OFFICE shall he extended—This is to give Notice, That the said PLANS and ELEVATIONS will be received at this Office until the First of ouroutEn NEXT, instead of the First of September, the period fixed by th.e. former Advertkment. By Curnmand of the Postmaster-General, FRA/s;CIS FREELING, Sec. SOUTH AMERICA. }'is ed tine 7 a , to vibi e4 11 (Prom Morning Chronicle.) -1 7.721 ICH WHEEL for the LAST DAY IA; Two .Prizc3 of - - Three per Cent. Con cols, besides ALL the PRIZES of L. 1,000, L-500, L. 400, &c. The whole of which must he,drawn on FRIDAY NEXT, the Last anti only Day of Drawing. The PRESENT is the LAST I,O7PIF.ItY for the YEAR. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undraa•n, are on Sal'.: at all the LottrCiOth‘tes. 1 40.; ) , Borliadocs An!igna, Ott o :: I4e , Pace of t we l ve M on th s cer tain, from the 27th of t , ne 't, and f ur th er un til s i x Moslths' warning shall be ( i the termination of the respective Contracts, the Con tond °.lwhich may be seen at the Secretary's Office. 4P, : re gard will h e h a d to any T en d e r in which the Price _ft : L i not 6e aserted in words at loxth, or that shall Le delivered to the Board b e f ore O ne o'Cl oc k on the 4, 41 r4evroy, the 31st of August next; nor unle . sz the Per t 4 t "" "k's the r en d er , or some Person on his behalf, 0 4 8 t o answer when called.for :—Nor will any Tender that ,0 t la h i ; 147 ellr avagant Prices upon some 4rticles, and Prices Fro 'Verior to the real value upon others, be considered us Per t " 6 e admitted, ren( ler mast also he accompanied by a Letter signed ae responsiLle Persons, engaging to becomc bound with due PRelit tendering, the Penal Sulu Nf 15,000/jer the Perforntroace of Jac:A of the Contracts. STAR INN, MANCHESTER, Ann. 19, 1919. , 1414,1 Rieranc aid Highly Respectable MEE T. ti ku , 11 X('' of the INHABITANTS of MANCHESTER and a °ltn, and their NEIGHBOURHOOD, held here this %1. L .6 take into corplideratiou the best MODE of EX PREt,- Ito ''' . their GRATITUDE to the MAGISTRATES, the BO- L i C i t lIIIT'PXES, and CONSTABLES, the SPECIAL CON and tlre several MILITARY BODIES engaged in % 12 ! ,7 11 %;(-4 the PUBLIC SAFETY, and particularly in ttS. I I I ESSING the DISORDERLY and TUMULTUOUS '4I3LAGE on MONDAY LAST, BRIERLEY, Es l . Senior Churchwarden, in the Chair, I'. was resolved unanimously, 4: " T hat the Inhahitants of Mancliestei \ and Salford, whilst lilelgeft,ltftpheettnit g for s it e , l n s i •e n sbound to preserve the inestimable pri • tthe Redress of Grievances, swill wiltlonntt •te:er • ' t xpress th eir abhorrence of, and to resist -1 the d. - sons from is 43serahlage these Towns, 11,1 peace'' and especially when undermarchn o ig f d p Banners, monstrations of heeumpanied hs , symbols and other . • • • • the exercise of the Right t.. , perfectly foreign twirl otioniug. CT, 4 "9t the I n h a b itants of Manchester and Salford car.not 11 ; a Y the expression of their grateful Acknowled s g h 7 r e o n o t , s l totlte goratet. of the Conuties, Palatine of Lanea ha\ e so ably and so vigilantly exerted themselves to s i4d • : c t ht: safety of these Towns and the Neighbourhood ; ea for their conduct with respect to theul la;Ais Assemblage on 'Monday last, which was chiefly composed per anus front a distance. 11 14 : That the Thanks of the Public are eminently;d te ue h t a o s :itia.j"'eueral Sir John Byng, for the solicitude the 41 " d, and the able arrangements has made,for ntrt~hal safety of the district. T hat the warmest Gratitude is especially due to the 4;ll4 eres and Constables of Manchester and Sal h f, e n•d h , a fo ve r L reat abi litY, vigilance, and activity with which t -"rged their anx i ous, important, an d l a b orious duties, ft titti:ls:Lle existing Disturbances, as well as upon all oe t 44. Th at the espec i al Thanks of t hi s M eet i ng be given r 11 % ''l°ll tlL fo e strange, the Offic e r in Command on Monday, secure great exe rtions, as we ll as hi s j u di c i ous arrangemen t s , to are th peace of these Towns. 411: ( " t h• That the Grateful Impressions of this Meeting be f rie,o -I:tctilf:l,gliiyoiceurint-nuni...:ated to Lieut enant-Colonel Tonyn. ° of to Colonel Dalrymple, of the lath € H , ; ' l s ' t ° Major Dynely, of the Royal Horse Artillery, to h of -Ij. )° r of the Sgtil Regiment of Foot, and to t • ini le,:t4„" lien of their respective Corps, for the very 7, 4 11 " . " services rendered by them on this occasion. aratThat the Public at large will ever remember Ji with Lin patriotic offer recently made by Sir o t el a u t t " s tet s, ce ' t ", of the services of his Corps, the Prince Re ;nd -`eliment of Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, and the i zeal ard l eri tY with which Lieutenant-Colonel Tossnshent , f r '" , 11 Rod Men under his command, cam, forward ( Pr(t t t f l'ild titit t), and atiorded such essential aid towards the eth ti f Q : t °fl t heqe Towns. T °n _ as at he the Grateful Thanks of the Inhabitants of ' c these . Pres ented to Maj o r Trafford, and the Corps of 4, sic t 4ner 4ml Salford Yeomanry Cavalry, for the effect t l '''ce t hey have rendered to the Civil Power, in the dis 9tlgie I. thei r arduous and important duties. e tas Tha t this fleeting r e t urns it s b es t Th an k s to the Spe iti . r ('"ab les of M anchester, Salford, and the neighbour -1,44. - " v ns, for th e extraordinary spirit and perseverance they "Ince(' in th m e discha rge o f t h e i r d u t y d ur i ng t hi s alar ha crisis. end Tliet :fames Norris, Esq. one of the Magistrates, "a)tim, Esq. th e Boroughreeve of Manchester, It l t - eloit il l to wait up on th e Lord Lieutenant of the County, ird "" , unic ale th e preceding Resolutions, and to thank It s thih v 2.1 f or his early and watchful attention to the. peace or u outy i t:atit' T hat t a Dep u t at i on, consisting of the Chairman, 'ss 1)50 , Esq. Richard Johnson Daventry Ashworth, s `l l j e ul : n ij ` lu glas, Esq. an d T homas Scholes Withington, lai„ "PPuinted t o convey the ExpreSsions of Gratitude con % itt the Preceding Resolutions, to the several Gentlemen they are voted. 4 • Th Ch a i rt4 a t the ReSolUtiOna of this Meeting be signed by the 4[l , aud published. hht ": 1 1- • JANi s tS BRIERLY, Chairman. t r t y, r S the • 1111. 't "Cere of - Meetiog he given to James 1% ch..• tt) 1 " 3 very able ;tad highly-approved conduct JOIIN DOUGLAS, • nd ies - d ;od er o w, ill till: otil a c soce One-third part of the whole by the 14th February,) One-third part more by the 15th April, And the remaining third part by the 31st May, and to paid for by Bills, payable without Interest, six,`,..y days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Sccre tary*s gilFce, at this Office; or by applying to Mc. J. W.Dun sterville, Agent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General nt Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than Five Hundred Tierces of Bert; and Fire Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be admitted, 740 T will regard be had to any Tender in which the Prices shall not be inserted in Words at length, or !lull shall not be delivered to the Board bel'ore One a' Clock on the said Tuesday, the 14th of September nc.tt ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Persthr on hi,:‘ behalf, at tends, to answer when called tor. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two resimnsiole Persons, engaging to become hound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of L. 15 per Cent. on the amount, for the due peiformance of the Contract. CONTRACT FOR HAND .3LISTS. Nary-Office, Aug. 16 , ISI 9 . HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of HIS ALLIESTY'S NAVY do hereby F ire Notice, that on Wednesday, the 25th Instant, at One they will be ready 'to treat with such Persons us may be willing to Contract for supplying SOO RIGA or lIED PINE MASTS of 7 Trands. SOO Do. Do. 6 MIAs. to be delivered at his Majesty's Yard at Woolwich, by or before the 15th of September next. 4 Farm of the Tender may be seen at this Office. A', Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty, no? any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent /or /,in:, attends. SURREY. WE, the GRAND JURY of the COUNTY of SURREY, assembled at the Assizes • held at Croydon, this 12th Day of August, 1319, feel ourselves called upon, as well by the late GRACIOUS PROCLAMATION of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, as by the ex cellent CHARGE delivered to us this Day by Mr. Baron GARROW, not to separate without an EXPLICIT and PUBLIC AVOWAL of our SENTIMENTS and FEELINGS on the present DISTURBED STATE of MANY PARTS of the KINGDOM. It is with the deepest indignation and disgust that we have witnessed the endeavours of the Disaffected and Seditious in different parts of the Kingdom to delude the ignorant and unwary by the propagation of Doctrines, and the dissemina tion of Principles, which, under the specious pretence of re forming the sacred Institutions of our Forefathers, can only tend to undermine the valuable distinctions of Civil Society, and to introduce that baneful spirit of Revolution, the la mentable effects of which in a neighbouring County we have go lately witnessed. Sensible of the blessings we derive from the invaluable Constitution under which we live, our hest endeavours will ever be exerted to maintain it inviolate, and either in our public capacity as MAgistrates, or in our private situations as Inhabitants of the County, we are determined to carry into execution, and to support those Laws, which, if duly ' enforced, we feel to be fully competent to repress Sedition and Disaffection, and to bring to condign punishment all those who, ❑nder any pretence whatever, may endanger, by their conduct or language, the Public Peace and Security of the Realm. THOMAS TURTOri, Foreman, G. Hohne Sumner, F. Young, W. J. Denison, Thomas Gaitskell, Henry Bridges, Kennard Smith, James Trotter, Matthew Harrison, Thomas Harrison, John Garratt, Thomas Lett, jun. John Whitmore, Ben. Barnard, Thomas Langley, James Laing, Francis Wight .vich, George Tritton, D. H. Rucker, W. Borradaile, - John Dingwall. Thomas Coles, Thomas Bainbridge. PUBLICATIONS. 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Tile Tom i,t's Pocket .Thurna!, 2s. 6d. half-lAM. Printed fur SAMUEL IS, Strand, MR. WES - I"S HIBITION. frHE GREAT PICTURE DEATH on the A. PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S F IRS , i' SERMON, PAUL and BARNABAS RECEIVING the GF,NTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCI FIXION of our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and SKETCHES, are no•r EXHIBITING, tinder the immediate PatronaL.ze of his Royal Highness the Pi ince Rcngent, at No.l 7.5, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from Tea till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. PRINCE, LEOPOLD. EDINBURGH : AUG. 19.—His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD arrived at Dunbar-house, Monday night. On Tuesday, he visited the Bass rock, arid upon his return received the Magis trates of Dunbar, along with a number of the most respectable inhabitants, when he was pre sented with the freedom of the burgh, which he accepted of in the most condescending and gra cious manner. The freedom was likewise presented to Baron Hardingbrooke, Sir Robert Gardiner, and Dr. Stokmar, bdouging lo the Prince's suite, and to the Marquess of Tweeddale, Loid John Hay, and Edwatd Stanley, Esq. who were on a visit at Dunbar-bouse. After the erremony, the pro cession walked to the New Inn, and drank several In awl patrintic• toasts, suited to the occasion. interview with the Prince was most gratify ing, every person appeared to be delighted with nis open and unrestrained manner. He entered into conversation with those of the procession who were near him, and seemed not to under value the only token of attachment which it was in their power to bestow. After the procession had withdrawn, the Prince appeared at the win dows, and frequently bowed to the salutations of the inhabitants, who had been drawn together by the preserver of this illustrious Visitor. fie was dressed in black, and wore, besides many other orders, that of the Garter. Yesterday forenoon our city was honoured with the arrival at the London Hotel, St. Andrew's street, of his Royal Highness and suite, in VI travelling chariot and barouche, escorted by a party of the 10th Hussars. His Royal Highness entered the city by the-new road, along the Calton Hill, and we believe his is the first carriage that has passed along that road. The day being remarkably fine, a great number of Ladies a►nd Gentlemen were on the Cat! on lkill and at the Regent Bridge, and an immense crowd was assembled in Prince's and St. Andrew's streets, who hailed the arrival of the illustrious visitant with the t,►ost enthusiastic cheers. A de tachment from the 6th Foot, and a Troop of the 10th Hussars, with the bands of the two regiments, were drawn up in front of the hotel. On his Royal Highness alighting front his car riage, the Lord Provost received him with the greatest politeness at the door of the hotel, and conducted bins into the house. The Prince pre sented himself several times, and was repeatedly cheered by the populace, bowing to the multitude for the respect which they paid him. His Royal Highness was dressed in black, and wore the sash of the Garter; he is tall and handson►e, with a pensive countenance, and looked pale, probably from the fatigues of his journey. The Prince, acco►npanied by the Lord Provost, 6060 after his arrival, went up to the_ Castle, which fired a Royal salute on their alighting at the gate, awl viewed every thing worthy of in spection. He afterwards went to the Parliament House and the College. In the Afternoon his Royal Highness entertain ed the Lord Provost, the Commander-in-Chief, Sir Gregory Way, Sir James Douglas, Sir Pa trick Walker, the Gentlemen of his suite, and se• veral other Gentlemen, with an elegant dinner, at his lodgings i❑ the London Hotei. His Royal Highness and suite, accompanied by the Lord Provost, honoured the Theatte with his presence in the evening. On his entrance, tic Was cheered with tile most enthusiastic applause by a crowded audience. The curtain then drew up, and presented the whole corps dratnatique, who came forward, and sung the beautiful na• tional anthem of '' God save the King," with the following additional verse added, in compliment to the visit of the distinguished stranger, who has endeared himself to every class of subjects of the United Kingdom : Unite ! Our voices raise, Loud sing our Prince's praise; Long may's( thou live. Thy noble virtues are, Matchless beyond compare ; To Scotia weicomc from afar, In our hearts to reign. The box in which the Prince sat was very ele gantly fitted up, uml reflects great 'credit on the taste of the Ma , aager. It was lined with scarlet cloth, and ornatatented with graceful drapes ies of the same cloth, with rich silk, and gold fringes. !---The effect from ever y part of the house was in deed complete. By a private band we received the subjoined on Saturday, being several days later than the ad vices which had previously reached ns. Ir appears that a Spanis4 division of 1500 men, in May, was detached by MokuLao, for the purpose of making a dssh on Angostura, and, in the event of a suc cessful coup de main, to burn and destroy the town and neighbourhood altogether. This was Mo.. RILLO'S plan at the commencement of the cam paign, but it will be tetnembered he w4s arrestel in his progress, when midway, by the dActilti,s he had to encounter, and the activity of Geneinl Naz. Considering the toAli after General Bo- LIYAR'S departure hare of troops, he pushed on a light column, notwithstanding the 3rii+o4 Min un propitious. Generals MARINO and CEDENO co vered the capital with 1300 men. These Iwo bodies crime in contact at Cantaura, near San Diego, on the 12th June. The Royalists tv , -re picked men, and at first the Independents ground. General MAittso seized a colour, pl:4cei birnself at the head of his ranks, and ordet . ea charge to be made with fixed bayonets. Anim•iieri by his example, and fceling the desperate si.owien in which they were placed, his utcu pusl,:ed on with firmness and alacrity, and in a short tine the Spanish column was broken. The carnage that ensued was horrid; MARINO was long unable to stop his men, so exasperated were they at ,he information they had received of the Spaniard's plans from deserters. This is lite action to w':ich some allusion was made in the American Papers last received. PORT SPAIN, (TRI:CIDAD), JULY vrote yott by the Melpomene, Captain REDMAN', and ❑ow I inclose you an important Bulletin of Ge neral MARINO, who has 3VIICk a great blow. To it I refer. General Botys - Aa has followed up General SAN TANDER'E success,' by entering new Grenada_oti the One side,- while SANTANDER pursues his vic tory on the other, and before 11:10EILLo can in commode him on any of his positions in Vene.- zutia, I expect that rich country will be in his hands. BOLIVAR'S troops left behind way ad vance &Tan Aloatta.o in the hilly country, or penetrate into New Grenada, but AIOEILLO can not enter the plains in this wet season, as they are oveiflawed and no shelter to be had ; but Ge ns:ral BOLIVAR'S rommtweatiops are open by the Witioco, Apure and Meta, at all times, trout An gostura to Santa F. OFFICIAL BULLETIN. '' I have the honour to inform your Excellency of the com plete victory jast gained by the army under my command, over the Spanish division under Colonel Arana, composed of the whole of their forces in this province, and the re6imenk of La Reyna, whiL.ll came to join them from Cumana " More than a thousand dead bodies, the whole of their ar maments, ammunition, horses, cattle, baggage, colours, mu sical instruments, papers, &c. have all fallen into our hands. " I am still examining the field of battle and consoling the wounded on both sides. To-morrow I will give to your Ex cellency the details of the affair, &c. (Signed) " SANTIAGO MARINO, General " Cantaura, June 12, 1819. in Chief. " To his Excellency the Vice-President of the State." SHIP NEWS. Hutt., AUG. 21.—Arrived the Aurora, Guist WOOD, from Greenland, with 1 fish and 40 butts.; A letter has been received here, which states the loss of the following Davis' Straits ships, viz.— Ocean, SAMUELS, and Equestris, of [lull ; Sisters, of Kirkcaldy; Majestic, of London ; Raid], Royal Bounty, and Thomas and Ann, of Leith ; Mary Ann and Tay, of Dundee. The crews are all saved. The above news was brought by the Dex terity, of Leith, which passed Peterhead on the 17th August, with 3 fish. She also mentions the additional success of the undermentioned Hul ships 7 fish ; Eclipse, 4 fish ; and True-. love, 4 fish. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 21.—Arrived the Kitty; QUILLER, from 'feneriffe, for Bremen, in six weeks : off Scilly, spoke the Ox and Elope, from Hull, for Qlebec, all well- DEAL, AUG. 22.—Arrived yesterday, the Severs Brothers, FENWICR, from Prince Edward's Island, and Thames, WaYNToN, from Trinidad de Cuba, for Hamburg') ; the former has sailed for the River.—Came down from the River and sailed, the Europe. MAITLAND, for Quebec ; Vine, LIND SAY, for Trieste ; London, BROWN, for Prince Edward's Island ; Vittoria, Qu tNToN, for Naples; Aiax,ToNGE, for Havannah ; and Charles Forbes, CHCAT, for Bermuda.—Arrived to-day, the Stet' transport, from Newfoundland. The Vengenr, 74, Captain F. L. iNTAITLAND, C. B. having been fully manned and equipped for foreign service, was to sail this day from Ports• mouth for Plymouth, to join the Superb, 74. The Hyperion, Captain T. SEARLE, will' proi.,eed in a few days. Sir THomns HARDY hoisted his broad- p endant on Wednesday, on board the Superb, at Plymouth. Sir Trtom, , A, we hear, hat not yet received his final instructions. Cap tain THOMM (C 1) it appointed to the Superb.