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.~'~~ ! ' e4 - 14 f .-= 4 ISG' . Lett er • • ' PICTUALLING , OFFIVE, Jan. 26, MY., THE _COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING IIia4II4JESTY'S NAVY do hereb y give' Notice, that -1.1 Friday, the s t h of February next, they will be ready tireceive Tenders in writing (Sealed li 4:d 1141 re p), and tr ea t f or. One Tons of MUSCOV ADO SUGAR, to be answerable : ,." 4 1 2 1es ,to. less than two pounds weight each) to be 44 ced with the Tenders; and fbr Fifty Tons of OAT ,'L; to be delivered into his Majest y'sVictualling Stores 11C72(ford in the space of one month, by equal weekly pro f ere°;l4: and to b e pa id f or by Bills payable, without In .", 7, 4 y days after date. Th e Conditio2ts of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre- Ogee, 11 , 0 -„ 44, 0 gard be had t o any T ender in which !the Price7l, ll 44 be inserted in words at length, or that shall d art i f eliv ered to the Board before One o'clock on th e 494 mh 0 11434 th e Silt of February next; nor unless the Per ilakes the Tender, or some Person en his behalf, ans wer when c o ll e df or• ~,oPP/CE OF ORDNANCE, Jan.ls, 1319. PRlNcypilL OFFICERS of His MA qui), un, s ORDX,INCE d'O hereby give N o tie e , *7l or o.rats will be r ece i ve d at their Office, in Pall-Mall, el m 'Jare Friday, the 29th Instant, from such Persons Sete' a vt • If to undert a k e the Supply OAT STRAW, 'for" of th e R oyal Artillery Hospital at Woolwtc h , .p:Period of Six M ont h s. tio.44rther P articulars, together. with the Terms and Condi pithe Contra c t, may be known at the Secretary's Office hid p our afore sa id , any day between the Hours of Ten 4e 4te prrs o'Cloch, w4ere the Proposals must be delivered, rand endor se d cc Proposals for Straw ; " b u t no 74- an 6e admitted after the' said 29th Instant, at 16 ;t Noon of the same d ay; ne i t h er w ill any. hi, 6 1e "aced, ?intc.rs. the Party making it, or a n Ag en t e 44 11; Mall attend. Sterling. k. s. Guilders. Goo Governor Bentinck W. Katz John Tapin Isaac Farley John Beresford '- Elizabeth Burnett Charles Kyte- Daniel Alit Francis White - John Downer Rodk. M'Kenzie - A. A. Pe la Court Henry Smithson William Kewlcy Simon Fraser (Kilmorock) John Cheyney - Frances Buttlebank George MUnro , - Mathias Rader - Robert Douglas - William Helder Lewis Cameron John Ross John M'Lennan L. Van Rossum - C. Shut,: Robert Proctor - John Fraser • • Douala Ross Donald Grant - • Dudley Wads John Gordon William Grant • - • • D. M'Lean • S. Fraser J. M'Questan - • Po' • rr Usher - James Gulley' Alexander Saul - John Hart Maxwell Ward - FL C. Hintzen - C. D. Toel H. Staal J. C. Spangenberg Peter Rehorst Thomas Jifkins G. Wcsterweldt . AL F. Castenbader James Morrison J. F. Obermuller, B. J. Schwiers - A. Melville B. C. Downer - J. M. H. Duggin John Layfreld • Allen 11 , l'Pherson M. S. Bennett - J. Vanden Brock. and - G. Pauls - D. C. Cameron - John Cameron William Campbell - Wulff and Brown A. J. Glasius H. Lutheri Benjamin Lancaster and Co. William Inniss Peter Fairhairn - C. C. Swavi,ng L. C. Abensetts - J. H. L. Maurenbrecher John Fairbairn - 52 10 By Order of' the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. ......, 0ti.,„13.,,,,,,,5. GALLERY, PALL-MALL. N ' kiALLERY, for the EXIII R LI T I I LI .S O , N wiI n I n b llqll,E ~e the WORKS of MODERN theA Is-t. .t'llu° MONDAY NEXT, February By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. , tttib CCU INDIA HOUSE, Jan. 20, 181 9. ''' C(I URT of DIRECTORS of the ENGLAND s,,N t il c°NIPAvy of MERCHANTS of , E . IN. e, i 1 :11 4 f4. t ' the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notic vi ill be " 1 / 1 t., QENERAL COURT of the said Company., t f ,:_ail l ::::, 'Luse in Lead El e e ir e a n ll- street, on WEDINESDAY, o'Clock in the Forenoon, t 4 tb esp ecia l l ), Y next, at i ~ in. before the Proprietors, OFF A. 1.10.,,k'11:111 CUllPtuxrP TS se re u s f pe aj etingthe late MILITARY OPER . eq, t' '''' ' IN: NA: and Resolutions of Thanks adopted in kTi, 'a ce by the Court of Directors. ti:f4t4l,llentioned Papers are now open for the Inspeo fl)tPrte tors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. . tCCI4I'tQUER BILL OFFICE, January 26, 1819. 4‘111.,,. TO BE PAID OFF. ACTi b Ilt • f .441:1 - 1 '-' , 11 BILLS issued by virtue of c a e n o A f et th s e 7 I G ,c e a o r . " leii f or r 1.18,000,000 for the Servi ce Xt. ' i P. 1 6' • d in, the Months of e F bruary, et c h• , and date 111 i ,trul April, 1818. 1(4113)S COMM' VIONERS : of HIS t„'rPayill:4ESTY'S TREASURY Pairing directions z ‘4l - I E/t -: °IF the Principal of the abo ve-men g t i i v o e n n ed EXCHE zeIr:-..tlit,lll,o.Szietihn the tile R ln ec te e r i eit due thereon, at the Ex pt of Ey. chequer, New Palace tkl, "tlitinster, on Thursday, the 11th day of February Pk,. 4titNlance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays Ir ki el' i t t e ' ; ) '441 , and including Tuesday, the 9th February, ft t 404, i s, (felock in the morning till one in the treat' the Purpose of receiving the same; and, for a the er tLie isl'atell th e r, th eir s..i , . bearers.. of the said Bills are desired to 4 n o ni , 11. tit Is in Lists (which are to Le obtained at e liee ti , 'e), thissing Wein. in the order of . their uni r e e .. - ,tieelly"ates, such as arc for the same Amount being n 44tt„,4ased, and $ll, e ,if y i „ g the principal Sums and es i „ I 7' (ille thereob computed from, hut' excluding the days el i. 1 i5 . t411 4 4,, t i 1 . t . eY . are respectively dated,. to the said 11th day of '`,4 healed ' itclusire, when the interest w. ,. cease ; and the * hos ~,.., sbetild they ho acting as the agents of o 1411%kir, teCnivs are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro 4s;seitiitilreis7kbeiluents of such holders; and the bearers are 14 41611aii Y required to indorse each Bill with their 1 e 6 04 ~ r es ; and to write their names and residence at 14 ktt e °l° °f each List; and they are moreover rc \ mred t kei . e " the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, a l'.. to ti. ll I ke y tile rlew 11,11 s, and give the Receipts for the sam., , P4Ni -,:f tilt holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de ki',4 "4 l'eeeiving payment of the Principal and Interest, tqai4-`lll to the said 11th day of February, they may be a I, lll eY :i t i te d on computing the Interest to the day on which ' 4°11 1 4 " t° be Paid, and leaving the said Bills for exami - 1/4e (14Y prior thereto. Ili iit i P'4° lls as may he desirous of having new Exchequer 191 4411 i. 1 Wh ° l t or ill part of payment of principal, upon t l Ul i - 4"V ll ills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom ge at't ists, delivered on or before 9th February, may - e°ltaitdeted with new Bills, payable to tetN. , , or Order, carrying an In‘d osillith. tw° Pence by the day, on every one hundred `V f ' v 1111.41 1 said new Bills will bear date the said 11th Zillti'ie,, 'bruare, and will be delivered, together with the iet t - dt le it; respect of the Bills so desired to be ex :l,_ . ~ till p -• 4 4 . d a ,._ r "hiY, the 12th day of February, and the fol l'ii , )s. h t Bible to lietitier Bills to be is sue d i n th Exchange, an d made fle.qe ~ tr ansf e , or O r d er, as ah9ve-mentioned, may 4.4 .. th e blea rr tned b y endorsement, or will be paid to the N.'k sh a ll not be filled up. k4 ve Le,4lldv c lieque r Bi lls dated i ertised to b e paid cure per to Febrq ua, 1818, "4 63 75 12 146 126 60 120 126 126 7,487 1 Less paid Messrs. 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THROWING A CHILD OUT OF A COACH WINDOW; Mary Newton, a young. womari,.22 years of age, was brought to Marlborough.street Office, on Monday afternoon, charged with throwing her • infant child out of a coach window, in Park-street. The accused, it appeared, had been a fortnight in the service of Mrs. White, a Lady of fortune, in Seymour -street. She complained of being unwell on Sunday, and left on. Monday in a hackney. coach, desiring the coachman to drive her . to No. 2, New -street, Sloane -street. As the coach. man was driving down Park -street, with his head down to avoid the wind . and rain, two persons ran after the Coach, and informeil him, that a child had . been thrown out at the window ; but be paid no att,ention to them, and drove on. The child, which was just born (a female), was alive, and it was taken to St. George's Hospital. The coachman drove on to New street ; but there be . - ing no person in the house, except two children, and finding the accused in a .most deplorable state, he drove her back to Mrs. White's, where he had taken her up ; but, as she was refused admittance, the footman of the family accompanied _the hack. nep-coachman to this office; The unfortunate woman appeated in a dreadful, state, and unable to Answer a Tieatiou ; she was conveyed to the St. James's Infirmary, where she now remains in a favourable The hackney coachman was taken into custody at twelve o'clock on Monday night . ; hut the circumf!tances of the case being made know'', he was released yesterday. The child, according to the testimony of the hospital sun.. geon, was a six or seven months child; it was placed at the breast of a healthy woman ' but the Magistrat e s r e c e i ve d a letter yesterday from th e hospital, stating that it died at three o'clock yesterday morning. The father of the youug woman appeared at the Office much agonized yesterday, fur an order to see his daughter, which was granted. He is a journeyman smith, living in the New-road, Knightsbridge. He did not know of his daugh 7 ter's pregnancy; but after retorning from the infirmary, he said she confessed that the father was a labouring man,,with whom she bad become acquainted during a.servitude of nine months, in the vicinity of Sloane-street. From the LONDON GAZETTE Of Jan. 26. I3ANKRUPTS. R. Andrews, Bristol, baker, to surrender, ,Feb. 2,3, and March 9, at uric, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. At tornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square,' London; and Mr, S. Cary, Broad-street, Bristol. W. Hulnie, Leek, Staffordshire, grocer, Feb. 4,5, and March 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Leek.' Attornies;Me'ssrs. Dewbery and Haslewood, Conduit-street, Hanover-square, London ; and Mess's. Killtnister,and Challinor, Leek. A. Russell, Tewkesbury,, Gloucestershire, linen-draper, Feb. 2,3, and March 9, at eleven, at the Hop-pole Inn, Wor cester. Attornies, Mr. Gillaw, IVorcester ; and Messrs. Cardale and Young, Gray's Jun, London. G. Ilarmati, Norwich, manufacturer, Feb. 6,8, and March 9, at four, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter of Maim oft, No:. wich. Attornies, Mr. J. M. Nelson, Barnard's Inn, ICA born, London ; and Messrs. Taylor and Hales, Norwich. S. I3rocklebarik, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 22, 23, and March 9, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. 'At tornies, Messrs Taylor and Roscoe, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London ; and Mr. M. D. Lowndes, Liverpool. E. tole, Shrewsbury, hop-merchant, Feb. 9, 10, and March 9, at eleven, at the Raven Inn, 'Shrewsbury. Attornies, Mr. Edgerly, Shrewsbury; and Mr. R. Griffiths, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London. .1. Force, Walcot, Somersetsbire, dealer, Feb. 8,9, and March 9, at eleven, at the Full Moo❑ Inn, Old Bridge, Bath. Attornies, Mr. J. It. Highinouri Scotts-yard, London; and Mr. E. Hodgson, Bath. C. Salter, jun. Portsea, grocer, Feb. 9, 12, and March 9, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Gosport. Attornies; Mr. D, Compigne, Gosport; and Messrs. Sweet, Stokes; and Carr, Basingball-street, Landoll. M. Noble, Lancaster, chemist, Feb. 18, 19, anti March 9, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attornies, Mi. It. Hadwen, Lancaster; and Messrs. Alexander and Holtme, New Inn, London. N. B. Atibert, Lloyd's Coffee-house, and Harleyford-place,, Kennington, insurance -broker, Feb. 2, at twelve, is, at one, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall'. Attorait-s, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, Gracechurcb-. street. E. Jones, Great Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, coal-merchant, Feb. 2, at twelve, 13, at one, and March 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Castle, Cursitor-street. J. Budden, Bristol, . liquor-merchant, Feb. 2,9, March 9, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. G. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, London • and Mr. J. Russell, Bristol. W. Taylor, jun. Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 16, 17, and March 9, at one; •at the George Inn, Liverpool Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Johnson, and Chester, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, London; and Mr. J. Garnett, Paradise street, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 11, J.J. and F. Tappenden, iron -masters, Faversham, Kent•--Feb. 20, J. Machin and J. Burton, millwrights, Great Guildford-street, Surrey : -Feb. 18, T. 8.. and J. Bodiil, bat manufactui ers, Nottingham—March 6, C. Osbourne, mer chant, Billiter-square=Feb. 20, T.•Sisley,,merchaitt, Isle of Thanet, Kent—Feb. 19, E. O'Neil, cooper, Liverpool—Feb. 16, it. 114‘Brair, broker, Fen -court, Fencburclr-street—Feb. 16, A. ,Greases, iaerchant, Queen-street, Cheapside—Feb. 16, J. Sparkes and A. Coles, coach-makers, Portland-street, Marylebone—Feb. M. N. Le Cheminant and J. Van den Kerckhove, merchants, London—Jan. 19, B. Fletcher, linen draper, Deptford. CERTIFICATES—FEB. 16. E. Braband, Manchester, dealer—P. Martin, Oxford street, bookseller—T. Herbst, Hanway-street, Oxford street, haberdasher—M. Cotterell, Widow, and S. Cotterell, High Holborn, paper-hangers—T. and J Dawson, Beet!), York, drapers—T. Edes, Collier's -rent, Southwark, fell monger—lt. Norton, jun. Charlotte -street, Ratlibone-place, paper-banger—J. Woudrotfe, Conimercial-road, e-• broker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Brown and E. G. Shaw, White Hart-lane, Battersea, , niai ket-gardeners—D:Plomer, jun..and W. Dunn, Wotto.,- Underedge, Gloucestershire, brass-funtiders—C. Cross and T. Lathan - 1, Manchester,,bread-bakers—W.Athertoh and J. Cop pell, Liverpool, chair-makers—J. Bcaley and J. Beardsworth„ Black burn,Lancashire, cotton-mann fi.cturcrs— W.Hebdin anti Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, woollen-cloth nierchants—H.Witte and L. Witte, jun. Well-Street, Wellclose-square,sUgar-refiners— W. Cook and J. Mutt, Gray's Inn-passage, linen-drapers—W. Syme and J. White, Fenchurch-buildings, merchants—J. Smith and R. Greenbalgh, Nottingham-, lace-man u facturers— S. Vale - and Co. Coventry, watch-manufacturers, as fir as re spects J. Carr—D. Desormeaux and It. J: Griffith, Barking, Essex, surgeons—J. Cragg• and R. Bateson, Preston, Lanca shire, potters—T. Allan and C. Allan, Adam's-court, Broad street, insurance-brokers—W. Rhodes and E. Rhodes, Huti.,` derstield and Pontefract, Yorkshire, wine-merchants—J. Nairn and M. Thompson, Alnwick, Northumberland, milli ners—J. Addington and J. T. Conquest, Bishopsgate-street, surgeon—E. Edwards and It. Edwards, Fleet-street, batters. 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