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SUCH Persons at are desirous of contracting with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, 'to .deliver •9e,,:k!ilnisand Chair:rolls of COALS at GIBRALTAR, may I",!!ive Particulars of the Contract at this Office, between the r s of Eleven and Five and deliver their Tenders sealed 'IP and direeted ,to the Agent for Commissariat , issariat SUpplies, 14arli ng there on " Tender for Coals, " on or before Toes .,the 13th Instant; but-none will be received after Twelve -(:1",,b-on chat Day; nor will any Proposal be noticed un . less Made on , or an n exed to, a printed Particular, and the Pileei inserted in Words at length; nor sinless a letter be lub j °l oed to snch Proposal, signed by two Persons of known 4 r ° P er tY, en gag i ng to b ecome bound with the party tender g) in th e Sum expKessed in the Particulars for the due Per #o Onance of the Contract, I4IEPTFORD VICTU.I iI,INO-Y/IRD, May 3, - 1819. r IiE SE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, t ':• the la t h instant, at Ten. o! Clock is. the Forenoon, he Put up to PUBLIC .SALE, at His itlajeSty=t rzc : 11 , i 4 - Yard,. Dept( ord, sundry Lots of the .following , ` \.1 31:71 1 01;S and STORES flaw lying in the said Yard, 11re a 4 , Bread Dust, Flout, Flour Sweepin4s, Oatmeal,: P s e , ase,. Pease Screenings; Raisins,.Rice, g Beef, Perk, Suet, Sugar, Btittar, lair Vinegar, Molasses, Concentrated Vinegar, Capil- , e ' Essence of M alt and Hops, Old Bedd in g, an d S un d ry .I):Ndtal St ores, C a ndle Boxes, Soup Bottles, Cocoa Bags, li ng Cases, Bags'and Rags, Butt, .Puncheon, flogsbead, and Half-Hogshead, Kilderkin, Small Cask, Rum linehe difi ° ,n) Toba cco C ask, I r i s h Ti erce , an d B arre l Staves, : g, Fire Wood, &c. sf e i t 451. per cent. is to he made upon the amount je44B ac ittat at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur lir,:l4.ne.g. Paid &efore the Stares arereinT:ed, for which 1,."" e period of Courteen working days will be .allowed 7ittthe d :"/ Sale ; Buyers partictilarly ob.serving that t A i t4i ...t aan , One . half' of the — quantity is to' be taken away fatly th e first seem days, and .the remainder in the tere;l 4 "g d t „ , C4e ay s, oth erw i se th e D e p os it Money wellLeforfiite, , .61. 04 : ! P rovisions or St ores remain the property of the rt extension of t i me will, on any account, Le . Pr ia , ,.. NAVY -OFFICE, May 4, 1619. "V" IliAt Honourable the LORDS _Cho2iing -0, ,MISSIONERS of his MAJESTY'S 'IIIEASLi (irl'ated Money for the Payment of HALF-PAY itl to u SEA 7-eiklitsi from the Ist of January to the 31st of,Mart. e , h l a B l l f 9, Th ese to his Majesty's Establishment in thath be. t i n e s 4 h rt tC ` gi v e notice, that the several Payments w ill . tlaj e : " e n 'ade at the Pay-Office, by the Treasurer . of his ()wi ng d„ ) ,, , Y ' 1' • 8-Y's ; ,1 1* at Ten o'Clock in the morning, on the fol v. °O th e , z ' C alitai, iB - ' nt h, 11th, and 12th of this Month, to Admirals' o r , . th' and th e i r Attornies. - ,„„' 14th • l'lttnene 1"" ' 17th, 18th, and 19th of this Month, to alas and Chaplains, and their Attornies. .. , O ti th a nd p us 20th and 41st of this Month, to Masters, Surg eons, ' ' e rsi and their Attornies. I t i ed , , 'the Lists and Af ter al ' i " 11 will be recalled the first and third there it-s 'aY in every month, that all Persons may t he n . atteqd to receive what may become payable to them thei; i" 4ing with them the Affidavit required, touching ° ti t ,' h4vig enjoyed the bene fi t of any Public Employm e nt, ; 'ttli -.4 at Sea " oi l Shore, daring the time they are to be p aid not eirll4 , ll.l? "Y ; and in case any of the said Officers . % .for 11, 1 6 4 ' l ° to attend themselves, but employ • ktto eillti?.arl'"e. that the said Attornies do produce the like Ai , ‘i,•itt from the Persons they are employed by. edu ce ° ' l icei's are Abroad on leave, their Agents are to ta n attested Copies of such Leave before the Half-Pay " Paid, At m , k tit _ - :' 6 Y Act o f Parliament passed in the :15th year of his 41 g - "I 11 / 4 ! z j e stY's kei gn , ent i tu l e d, " An A c t f or establish 61EeA,Z3r.e easy and expeditious method for the Payment of it te2o t , "I " 11 8ing to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by t* W '' clause of the said Act, " that if any receive Commissioned ii alf ° l ant Na ra' ( )dicer, who shall he entitled to . 4 01 -P- '" ' h ail be desirous to receive aud be paid the t he " e l : t , " ne ar the place of his Residence, be may apply to alf.; "rel.."' hisl l 4ajesty's Navy in London, to have s u c h l ii . th - e ' a). Paid at , or near the place of his Residence, u • r c. ti4,i ,aloanner pOiiite"ti out by the said Act." And by a f - h t ei s 1 . ( ) a‘ . "eti in the siitii year of his present Majesty's Iti a : I L ell ll tul e ll , " An Act for enabling the Officers in his d tet il e : ;zl.l ari, and their Representatives, to draw for, an d Galll . ll'r Half-Pay," it is enacted by the Ist and 3 )111 1 e : ° ,, r the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Majesty's ha : l 4.11.1 shall be entitled to rece i ve any sum o f mo n e y for - -n• a )4 1) Ceolliit of his Half -Pay, shall be desirous of drawing a k, °I EXchange for the same upon the Commissioners of h i s )14 3 1 e .. s i t rs Nary, instead of receiving the same by Remittance ta li ', 'f ,ahall signify such desire by Letter to the Treasurer hiiy s i s t ajest 'Y's Navy; and that if any Officer in 'his Ma ati, t ‘it :7avY, who shall be entitled to receive any sum of mo , - iiii. t.l. 7 00 account of Half-Pay, shall be desirous of haying b t iiii y i 'l,Y.paid to him by Extract, at any of his Majesty's N s , $ • di, where Clerks for the Payment of Wages for the 144.;i7:, hall 'reside, instead of receiving the sante by . Remi t,, Bill or . Bill of Exchange, he is to apply either to the Ib4;:!ttll"'°'"4 at the Navy Pay- Office in London, or at . th , q , hl :!c. of such Dock Yard, ,signifying such his desire. lit e i s h • : Illsi '' : .e'eily further given, .that the Half-Pay ending the .4f M4rci ' 10th of 1it.,.. , • 1, 1819, will •commence paying on the I 4 , " 1 nil Persmis desirous of drawing for, or of har t_ 'r Half -Pay remitted t „, th em , may apply as above r eeled . keN t ,,„„„„ 43 . 1 , i 41ittirtd41::::1 '3 °f Fxe hange drawn under or by virtue of the ti. ~,,,,:tvil ai e thit liable to the Stamp Duty. c I,l:‘l.l:ll,i.tilzsoutizt. t o b f e h A is a M . ajesty' s D om i n i ons are en- ARMY CONTRAcTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, April 30, 1819. NOTICE , is hereby given to all Persons desir7 Otis of Contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the,Army, viz.:-- . BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces . in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks,in the under-mentioned Counties and Island :—Cornwall, Cumberland, Isle of Man, Suffolk, War wick. . BEEF and MUTTON, to Cs Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-men tioned Counties:—Derby, Suffolk. OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar :ers, in the under-mentioned Counties:—Ctunberland,Salop. Thatthe.Deliveries are to commence on, and. for. the 25th day of June next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, c' Tender for Array SuPplies," will be received at this Office . on or before Thursday, the qouv dap ()Utley (but none will he received after Twelve .o'CloCk on that day); and if sent by,Post, the Postage mut.he.paid,. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is art• flexed to the Tender properly filled up by two Persons, of knowni property, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will he noticed . unless made on a printed Tender, and.the Prices expressed iri words at length ; and should it so happen that during the . continuance of the Contract no. Troops should be supplied under the Contract, the Expence of the Stamps for the Con-, tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particular's of the,Contruts may he.liad .upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five. P.S. Samplesof the Bread and, Meal may be seen at these Chambers between the Hour of Twelve and Two. EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 4,1819. THE COURT of.DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED' COMPANY of ! MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING : to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leacleol,all-street, on WEDNES DAY, the 19th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the desire of Nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following Letter, " London, the 44th April, 1819. " To the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company. " Honourable Sirs, " We request the favour of your calling a Special General " Court of proprietors, fur the purpose of taking into consi " deration the following Proposition, viz. " That a Sum of Money equal to • Sicca Rupees One Hun " dyed and Eighty Thousand (Sicca Rupees 180,000) he paid " to Mr. JAMES WILKINSON, at the exchange of 2s. Gd. " per Sicca Rupee, in consequence of the Losses sustained " by him from the Enactment of a Monopoly of Saltpetre by " the Bengal Government in the rear 1812. " We have the honour to he, Hon. Sirs, • " Your most obedient bumble Servants, " CHARLES FORBES, " C. COCKERELL, • " H. HOWORTH, " A. BROWN, " ANDREW REID, " C. ROBERTSON, JOHN FORBES, " JOHN INNES. " J. DEACON." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. A —GAIN ! ,EYTON has the satisfaction ot 111 congratulating his Friends, the Public, on their great :success in the Lotteries just ended, all the Capital Prizei having been shared indeed, FIVE GRAND PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS' liaee heeti divided amongst them in the short space of T hree Months., .. EYTON cannot help.reminding his Friends he. has come in for a share of the honour of dividing one of the above Grand Prizes,.viz..:—. No. 4,456, a Prize of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. EYTON must recommend the Seheine of the preient Lcit tery; which contains the unprecedented number of Four of 20,0001. EYTON hopes he 'shall have the same pleasure of giving the Public joy the 11th May next, as be had on the 9th of February last. TICKETS and SHARES are now on• Sale at his Lucky Of fice, 2, Cornhill and Lombard-street; .as r4eap as at any. Of.. fice in Landon; where all business in the Funds is transacted with fidelity and dispatch. NEXT TUESDAY, the lit!' of THIS NIONTII,(MAY), The STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, Ori which Day The FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE will receive 420,000 more it, MONEY ! • The SECOND-DRAWN PRIZE, will receive42o,ooo more _ its STOCK! TICKETS and SHARES are selling .by-T. 1:11-1, Stock-Broker, 4, CORNHILL; and 9, CHAR ING-CROSS, London; and by his'Agents in the Country. Itis well known that BISH'S Offices are almost invariahly pre-eminent for good luck, and therefore needless to specify any particular instance; suffice it to :say, that in the last Lottery (as usual) he sold a greater number of Capitals than any other Office-keeper; haring•'•shareff and sold 14 Capi tals, including one. Prize of 20.0001. and 12 other Capitals, also one of the grand Prizes orTiekets, by which three indi viduals afterwards. obtained large Capitals; and in the 'live ceding Lottery, he sold one of 30,0001. and various other Capitals, &c. and it:is'a well ascertained fact, that theic is scarcely a Town or Village in the United Kingdom, that has not obtaiued, at differe4it'periods, parts of the iminense'List o f Capitals he ,has divided ; and though Bish mentions the places where his great Prize S -are sent to, he never,• in any instance, names .the fortunate.individuals who obtain the Capitals, as that might be unpleasant. HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON. AGENERAL COURT of !)is CORPORA TION will be held at FREEMASONS"FAVERN, on SATURDAY, the 15th Instant, at Five o'Crock. Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock • Gentlemen intending to he present on•this occatiOn are re quested to leave their Names at the Tavern on or before ThurSday, the 13th, that Dinner may be provided accordr It is particularly requested, that Members to whom it may be convenient, will, as usual, appear in the Highland Garb. Adelphi, May 4, 1819. D. MACKINNON, Secretary.. BARK. ALICE HOLT FOREST, HANTS. 'By Qv* of the Right Hon. William Hoskisson, William nacres Adams, and'Henry Dawkins, Esqrs. Cointniiioners of his Majesty's Woods, 'Forests,-and Land Revenues). TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • Oa WEDNESDAY, the sth day of May, 1819, in different • Lots, THE BARK of stindryoAK TIMBER TREES, 1 authorized by the Board of Treasury to be felled for the .use of the Navy, and tor Sale, &c. in the above Forest. The Lots may be viewed on application to Mr. C. F. Wise, Deputy Surveyor, Holt Lodge, of whom . I';,rii'eulars and Cou, ditions of Salt may be had; as also of Mr. William Moore,. Keeper of the said Forest. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was publishi.d 4 The Third Edition. in Fimlscap 9r°, price ss. 6d. boardi, TOM CRIB'S. MEMORIAL to CONURESS.i With a Preface, Notes, and Appendix. By ONE OF TUE FANCY. , The Appendix cUtitains, among other Flash ArticleS, ,ome; Chaunts by Bob Gregson, the present Poet-Laureat of the; Fancy. , . Printed for Longman, Horst, Bets, Orme, and Brown, London. Ina few Days will be published, In Two Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, - • HINTS on the SOURCES of HAPPINESS. Addressed to her Children by a Mother. Author of " Always Happy;' &c. . • Printed - for • Longman, Hurst, Rees,- Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and J. nuns and Son, St. Paul's Church yard, • CONVERSATIONS ON ALGEBRA. This Day were pu bliShed, in 12mo. price' 7s. boards, XfONVERSATIONS. on ALGEBRA; being an Introduction to the 'first Pririciplesof that Sele'nee. Designed for those who have not the Advantage of a Tutor, as well as for the Pse of• Students in Achools. By; AVILLIAM COLE. Printed for Longman, F Urst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, London. In a few Days will he published, price ls. 6 d. LALET rEtt tiddreAsed to his Royal . Highness the • PRINCE r - REGENT, on occasion of the DEATH of her late lamented MAJESTY. 13) , LYSIAS. - Printed for F. C. and .T. Rirington, No. 3, Waterloo-place, and No..'62,:St.•Paurs Church-Yard. - • • • • , This Day was published, • 'Price Is. or los. 6d. a dozen' Tor distribution , AN- ADDRESS from a• MINISTER to his PARISHIONERS; on their-DUTIES as MEMBERS of the CHRISTIAN CHURCH. • • Printed for F. C. and .1: Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and No. S, Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall. • In a few - DaysAvill be published, • • A New Edition, corrected and continued to the Present Time, of 11 - AEBRETT'S BAROST.E'rAGE OF ENG ... - LAND, ••• • Printed for the Proprietors of the former Editions. Of whom may be had, lately published, - - A New Edition of Dehrett's Peerage of Enland, Scotland, and Ireland, in Two Volumes; price, in boards, 11. 4s. pNNITLY COMMON PRAYER BOOK. in One Volume, Quarto, with Notes, Explanatory, Prac tical, and Historical. By the Rev. Dr. MANT. On the Ist of May will he published, PART IL of this Work, pyice 4s. on Medium Paper, and Ss. n Royal. A Prospectus may be:lnd gratis. Printed for. F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's numb •and Wateeloo-place, London; and J. Parker, Oxford. Sold also by all of ***. rl.Aew Edition.of Pact I. wily be ready in &few days. This Day was publi‘lietl, In Royal Octavo, price I Ms. in hoards, the Second Edition, • with considerabl Additions`, - of ATREATISE on ,the PRINCIPLES • and PRACTICE of the ACTION•of. EJECTMENT, and the Resulting Action ior Nlesne prOVI - s. By JOHN ADAMS, ,„ ' the Middle Temple, Esq: Barrister-at.l.aw. London 4 printed for Joseph Butierworth . end Son, 43, Fleet•street; and Coolie, Ormond Quay, Dublin. 01 whom may be had; . I. In Royal Bro. price.ll.• Is. in boards, the Fifth Edition, (with considerable Alterations' and Additions, and a New Index) •uf The Law of• Landlord and Tenaid, to which is•added an Appendix of Precedents. • By William Woodfall, of the Middle Te, iple, •Isgr Bitrrititer-at-Law. • - • WoodfalN Epitome of the Law of Landlord and Tenant, price as. 64. •• • -•-- • - • • •• • • •••• • FLEMISH HUsBANDIIY. The 80,0001. Prize wet distributed as follows A Quarter.........,. to Hereford • An Eighth..toSitfrottWalden A Sixteenth to Edinburgh An Eighth.. to Sidn I inuth A Sixteenth to Halesworth A Sixteenth to Bideford. I A SiXteenth to Maldint A Sixteenth to Bridlington A Sixteenth to Northampton I Sixteenth to Dartmouth A Sixteenth not registered. The Present 'LOttery consists of only 10,000 yel contains, in; Cuusels, FOUR kiRIZES, ol 40,0001. &c. &C. &C. This Day -was published,. 341.8r0. AREPORT on t 13-e—AG RI C ULTURE of EASTERN. and WESTERN •FLANKIM drawn up at the desire of the FAR MINGSOCi East ofIRELAND. • Ily•the Rev. THOS,RADCLIFF, . . . Author of the Surveys of Wicklow and Kerry, &c, &c. With an Appendix and Plates, descriptive of Implements, Machinery, Farris Buildings. ) . &c. &c. • • London :.Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's•street, In this Work, .the Reporter 'surveys the Provinces of Flan= ders, in eleven divisions, arid gives minute details of the pe culiar Husbandry practised' in each.. The 'Book; amongst much other matter generally interesting to the British Agri culturist, will be found to comprise the chief varieties of Flemish Rotltions, according to the `variations of the soil ; and in treating of the quantity of Seed and Produce, as well as the application of Manure; the Weights and meatnres are . uniformly reduced to the standards of Great Britain arld'lre land. • The Appendix contains a wass of information of great importance to Farmers; some curious documents respecting the culture and preparation of Fla*, Madder,. Woad,:and I n digo, the production 'of ,Sugar from Mangel-Wprzet,' the management of the Dairy in Holland, an Analysis of Suilc, and a complete statement of the French Metrical asc. Ste; FOR THE SUN. " Made quail the fellow, with a smile ---,to sell." P. Pi sixt rt. Mr. EDITOR—Give me leave, in one of your columns, to convey to the Printers of the . Italian Song Books distributed at the Opera, intimation of my belief that the Public would concur in my willingness to dispense with the fine superfloii y of margin which those books always display. in exchange for a little more clearness in the small " rivulet of text" that runs through the middle. The Wonders which occur in almost every sen tence of the book put into my hands last night, at the " New Musical Fund," are really unpardonable. The following errors (which arc:, but a small selection) may, to be sure, he cor rected by a little conjecture ; but they are soffi ciently big to occasion a very unpleasant dead stop in one's progress—" di pigliarmi una bells sposnza (,posioa, I suppose)—"_ mi fa Palma guibilar" (giubilar)—" vermiglio doinesco (donuesco) 101.7—" foseo (losco) ed osclitu"— , ‘ di 100bia (rabbia) d'hiedia," &c. In reading one's native language a small omission or tiau3position, a ..number of letters,- to w:tose combination the eye is familiar, seldom creates any difficulty; but- the case Of those ►who read a foreign LW.. gunge (at-least of those who, like myself, are not very .an fuit) is widely -different. They who scud forth these publications will do themselves some credit by soliciting some friend to take fire mi tittles' trouble in revising the press. Your obedient Servant, C" April LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] As far as we have been able to judge of the 'mi litary movements -iii-V-enezuela from voluminous details before appears that General Murillo, after uniting the corps of Lt Torre, Morales, and Calzader, amounting ;to '5OOO. passel! the Appre on the 25th of January.- Geueral - Bolivar was anxious to draw the enemy into the interior,, and ordered his infantry to take post behind the Arauca River , and the cavalry under Paez to ha rass ,his On. the sth of February Morillo passed the Arauca, the inhabitants every where burning their dwellings to prevent his obt shelter. Morillo, finding his supplies cut off, pushed forward six hundred cavalry to collect cattle. They tell into an ambuscade of Paez's troops, and were all taken. This, we suppose, is the action referredd - to in the American Papers, With some features of exaggeration. Morillo was by his advance situate in a complete wilderness, without resources, more than 500 miles from Caracas, and Paez with superior cavalry in his rear. Five hundred British volunteers in the ,George Canning, Tartar, and PerseVerance, had arrived at Angostura, and with them General 80. ilivar would proceed to the Apisre,. On the At junticcoast, which Morillo.bad left bare of troops, ran la attack teas expected from Margarita, protected by a large naval armament, and . with combined :British and native troops. This would place ,Morillo in -an awkward situation. Commodore •Joli was cruising off St..Bartlioloinew's and Porto tßicco. All the dispatches announcing the death 4A the Queen of Spain, aro the views_of the Cadiz expedition, fell into the hands of the Patriots, by :the capture of the brig of war from Cadiz to Rio Janeiro. A 400 p of, war; front Margarita is daily expected in England. A steam-boat has bien established from Trinidad -to Angostura. Letters from Frankfort .of the'2oth April posi tively sta'e• that M. Stourdza was. destined to ex perience the same fate as Kotzebue, but that he escaped. Notwithstanding the strictness of the imesligations to. which Sand has been subjected, he has refused to reveal his secret, if indeed he possesses any secret. to reveal. The Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt, in answer to a petition very strongly worded, has promised to grant a Consti• tution to his Duchy .on the Ist of May, after seve ral evasive and equivocal replies. Nothing has yet .been settled between Baden and Bavaria. The Frankfort Fair is very bad. English manufactored goods vet y cheap, and in small quantity. Wool declinivg in price, and plenty of bankruptcies.— (ibid.) • _ [Morning Herald] There is a strange uncertainty hangs over the Bank Restriction Reports, and there is . no sub ject upon which the public can less brook delay and disappointment. From what fell from Lord Castlereagh in the Howse last wet k, when the Catholic Question was postponed at his sugges tion; every hotly concluded that the Report of the Commons' Committee would have been ready before. Monday. • On - . that day, however, the Committee was again . occupied in 'hearing evi dence, and upon points relating to the very bases of any measure implying a return' to a metallic currency, or to payment in specie in any form.— . Further delay May tow . be interred front - what fell last night from 'Mr. Grenfell. He postponed to this day week his motion relative to the Sinking . Fowl, and merely expressed his - hope that the Report will be presented before that day. These delays are the more unaccountable, as they seem to have come unexpectedly upon the Committe itself. Mr. Bucke's Tragedy, The Italians, which has excited such interest in our Metropolis, is, we understand, in' preparation at the Portsmouth and will shortly be introduced.--(lbid.) t.,\‘'. "4 0-