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THE ''PRiNCIPAL OFFICERS - of His MA .TES'T'S ORDNANCE do hereby .give Notice, that Propo sa i, Till b e received -.at their Qgicc„,in Pall-Nall, on °T,befLre Wednesday, the 26th instant, from sock Persons as may be willing to undertake the - Performance of the , GLAZIER'S WORK for - service of this nepartinent at the • 7'cr wer, Pall-Mall, Traolwieh, GrteiviCh; I.eWishtish, vstsi Purjicet, for a period, of 7Ywee Years, determiviable after e,27ration of the first year, upon Notice c./ three Month:, rot the Option of either Parta. It being intended to form the Work tido two - Cmtracts, it sa expected the Tenders will express - separatePrites, ria. for lhe Iror4 So be pesf u rnied in London, (where tlie,Contractor sn.ust be resident,) and also IF - uolwich, Greenwich, Letaishom, and Parllect togcther,. which Stations will be inc/tided in the Second Contract ; and farther Parti: • Wars, together with the Terms and Cenditilins of the • Contract, may. be known at the Seritary's. , -Ggiv..,•,- in • Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between th., Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch,, where the Proposals mast be deliver ,caled 4, and endorsed " Propt,;tls fit Gl'azicr's - ;" hot ILO ..Proposal-s -'raYi be ittNnitierl of ter' the said 2 Gilt Instant, at Twelve o'clock .cte Noon of sante . clay ; neither will any Tender ,be noticed, unless the Party . 7 "'"ing it, or an Agent in his behalfi attend. iJ Order thelio.ard, K. lI.VIZE SeCkitaiw. VICLU.IL,I,ING-OFFICE, April 7, 1820. 111-1 If, CO miv,ssroAvEßs for VICTUd L LING His 01-I.I.ESTPS.. 4V4 VY. do • hereby give Notice, 't kat : on Friday, the:sl4.,Alsty next, they will 6e/ready to re celee Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the sup- PIY, on separate Contracts,. of what FREtia BEEF /nay he required for the use.of ha .31 , Asty's Ships.:and , IfeSsets ' a Lie. wader-mentioned Ports, during:the .space of Twelve Ca lendar Months, to commence front the day noted against each. Port, vie.: • PCnZaine a 7th May, - 1 Erista Greenock Guernsey and Jersey Newcastle ant 'f innioutis Haven -- Camplielton l5 June, I Galway 2O June, liellast,, Carrickfergus, Larne Harbour, avid Newry J The Co:dia.:ls of .the Contracts may be,scen at the Sccre Q r../ 3 Office, at this Office, or by applying . to the Collect Ors of "c 'Cus'oms at Feli:-.311CC, Bristol, Greenock, Newcastle, ( V , t,6elton, Galway, and Belfast, and to - the Postmasters at qu: v 11,147.44 i-respect iv( t3t . I:rtfl to any Y'entler in which the Price Words at length,"iir that shall not he fie Bodril - injure One o'Clrn:h on the siairi Fri far,, 6:4 , i ii av; ,, e xt; nor uhless . the Petsonleho niches the Ten (ler, a r .s. Person ass ids heluflf, _attends, to answer when culled for. s:. wi i ~' Each Tender not.ct also be accompanied by a Letter signed Ly two ies . pinisitolc Persons, engogiug• to become 4ontitl IFith the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of L. 500, for the due performance of eich of the Contreras.. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Trensur • Chambers, .April. 6, 1820.. • NoTic.E is hereby given,' to :ill .de sirous Of contracting to supply BEEF - Lintl - •MUTTONI for the Use of the 'At niy, , viz.:— • • I r ti Iris Slajesty'S Lattd Forces in-Cantonments; elutrrtees; and Barracl.s, in the under:Mentioned Coiintit4 mlimg the ToWn of f utterftirdy,' Chester, Cum bcriand, 'Dcrbv, Devon,. Durham (including Holy ?Aocaster, Northumberland, Warwiek, • That the Deliveries are to commence on and ,for the 26th ' l . 4 y of May next ;, that Proposals in writing, sealed up and 14aulicd, ",Tender for ArrnySupplies,': wilt be received at C:Fice on or before Tuesday, the 2d Day-of • May next, b ut none will he received after Twelvs , . o'clock on -that day) " 4 if -scat .by post„, the postage must be. paid.: P roposals. -must be made separately for each County,- and te ch Propoill •.must have the Letter 'which is annexed to The .1 Enter properlY filled up, by Two Persons of known WO- P "tY, engaging to bceonte'bound with the Party tendering, 14 the•aMount stated -itt . the printed `Particulars, for the doe performance of the 'Contract; and no Proposal `cs'ill be 4 . 4t ieed unleis made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ‘},pressed iu words at.length ; and should it so -happen that the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be 7H ; i PPlied by virtue of the same, the AnuMat of the Stamps 4)4 the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the C ?ntractor, shall be reloaded to him. Particulars of the Conmets may be had upon- application 4 t these Chambers, between the Flours of .EleVen and Five nci at the 011 ice of. Deputy Commissary General Young, tdinburl JOSEPH wEsstus JESUITS DILOPS. IN, His MAJESTY'S NAVY these, DROPS tit have for near tau Years past maintained their charac- Its a specific for the Scorrey, Gravvl, Dropsy, Strariguary, „„ tidiness and'Obstrnet lens in the Urinary Passage, and Ge "Qral Debility ; but particularly for their. absolute and speedy t : -. l e of the Venereal Disease: WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS SPECIFIC lIENIEDY, are the only safe and expeditious 4 1 re, •and are so i nnocent i n their nature - as to require' little Ito restraint. PorchTh great abj e ct t o d ie a tt en d e d t o i s , that Pati en t s an d . , u'rs should he careful in baring the rand'k genuine Paration, as bi - unsafe, unsauctioned, danir f erous Lotunterfeits attempted to be foisted on the public by abso cv fa lsehoads, are so numerous, that the Proprietors request,. is i ( t rY purchaer ta asl; tor JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS ° I ) S. and s tinless they . have the following . words , On the they are gross imositions I , VESSELS, St• , Chvich. , Y p ard," whica his Ilaesty's Com I's bare ordered ordered to be engraved on every Stamp. All arc Counterfeits.' Merchants, Captains, and Venders supplied onliheral ld -Pric e 2s. 9cl.lls—and VS . ..pcv bottle.. • Pori t Sllogcr, Oxford ; Ward. Holborn ; Chandler, Op -1,41. e Paritheen, Ox ford-str ee t ; Emerson, East Smithfield ; Portsmouth ; !..are:ey and Co., and Glefierosi, :Ply ',Dock Fuzee, Chat cl loon; Prit ,,in! s z) vitl • ; ilaoksellers and dealers in -Me t• , TH VRS D AY, A 134,411., CUSTOWHOUS,, LONDON, April 18, 1820. FPit SALE,. f‘iy.th f.h.q. of I the Corm missifmers of his 'Majesty's Custom s,) on Wednesday, the Thursday, the 47th, and Friday, the 9.ith Instant, at (Me o'Clocit in the Aftrtioct pieciiel l y, at the Corunter ciat Sale llotints, Mincing-last, LONDON ; 30MtNAIA. FROM 'CHI'S MORNING . 1 , 4 3 ..,kit THIS DAY. (Morning Ckroniek There was yesterday held a foil ineiting of the Ministers at, the house of, the Earl of Lixerpool, and,- according to report, on a very interesting stibieq. • 7.4 'Her Majesty, , the Qoeent, has appointee."' Brougham and Mr. Denman; her Attorney and. Solititor-General. The public bas been agitated tor. some days..by the report of the. arrival of . the Queen at Calais, on her way to Dover. To this was Added,, a rumour, induatrionsly circulated in certanrqoarters, that. tour hundred of the inhabi tants of. Dover had mide preparations to receive her Majesty ‘,Ott great rejoicing, aud to draw her in triumph the first stage towards London, where she wars to be met by Lin equal, Ot7a greater num• her, and in this species of procession she was to be conducted'all the way to the metropolis. With' - mtvive tiit'se stories tore ip6pligated, we. know not ; but in the present irritable state of. the pobik mind, we lament that there should exist • any where a disposition to make this delicate topic the means of still further inflaming the pas sions-of the multitude.—(lbid ) [Morning Post] Both, Unoses f 1 PArliatnent meet to-morrow ; but, as we yesterday stated, the preliminary forms necessarily attendant upon,, the meeting ot a new Parliament will occupy some . days. The King came to town yesterday, and on Thursday next his Majesty will go in state to meet. his arse Par.' hasten', and open the business ot the Session with a Speech from the Throne. [Morning Herald] . THB DucHess of YoliK.—Wr tire sorry to: , state that healsh of her Royal Hightvss the. Duchess of York is in a vet y precarious state ; to nine') so, that for some wet ks past is has been neces=ary to carry her to and front her chamber. Fier Royal 1-liglroess has long been affisc.ed by spasmodic affections of the stomach and viscera .; and she is now suffering, .we believe, , under a very 'severe attack of the same distressing malady. On Tuesday her Royal Highness expressed a desire to ritie not, under the impression that it "Notrid be beneficial to her. Accordingly her garden, chair tvaii prepared, and she took a hull hour's airing In the shrubberies; but she was materieity worse afterwards, .and her medical ;advisers were of opi nion that she experiment was art injurious one.-- ir t y Haif,,c•c} visits her floyar Flightless fre quently, and Mr. °Aortic is in 4lmos I. continual attendtrnce. . FOR TRU SUN. • ROMAN CATEIOLICS. 111 r. Epprott,--=The Gentleman mentioned in the following Letter is a Roman Catholic, and was a zealous promoter of the popular Candidate at the late Durham Coudty Election. LUTHER. " To the Editor oldie Durham 'County Adrertism " R. EDITOR—We have • heard anti seen a good deal'of Mr. Meynell's hand lately : it (4,1 he a very good band for any thing 1 Itnow, and it acted a very prominent part at the late, Election. " 1 am a plain . rnan, firmly attached. to the reli gion of my cuttnrry ; anti 1 am very glad.that the ConstittitiQn tolejates the tree exercise. of Telt, w.orship to all sectaries, which is so very. different from.,the conduct ofinost.of the nation of Europe where the Roman catholic Religion is cite Religion • Of . the State. 1 would fain hope that the Routari - Cathnlics fire 'itot ungrateful for the'toleration they enjoy--thong 4 its,this country we generally see thent arraye..d.in position lo .that Government which affords them protection. • " 1 alit -in the 'habit of visitin tlepool oc casionally, and I have,beep much'shocked to find Mr. Meynell's hand occupying the most public walk on a Saw lay afternoon, disturktin;-,r the sanc tity of the day, anti drawing together all the idle's to listen to their lilkisiC. ." Now I really think . that if the Roman Ca tholics hake such tree and uninterrupted eojoy: ment of their own modes of worship, they, ought to treht the establ:shed religion of the C oun t ry with more respect. Mr. Meyoeil cannot he igno rant that_ the exhibition of this band on a Sunday., is contrary to the feelings and habits of the Church of England, and is neither decorous nor respec.t 7 fttl ; and I do hope that at their next performance on the Sabbath, they will be committed to-the House of Correction, for disturbing the sanctity of a day set,apart - for the worship or God.—l am your obedient servant, " Duthign, April 10, When the clogs awl impediMents of lawyers, stamps, and deeds, iu the transfer of landed pro 'Arty, are considered, it need not excite ustoni.ol 7 meni that so many prefer the Fiends; which may not only ai%vays be converted into - money at HD how's notice, hut we are sure. 1 o A day When the and t.o a puny how much we shall receive. This is a punctuality unknown ill any other •pecies of income ; and we commend 41A-zAuri and Co. for availing themselves Of , the 1,, 4 p price when they contracted,with Government, So as to secure to adventurers the rise of Consols t;bove 68k, in the Polar Prizes of .30,0001. &c. and k o !he ,Two Of 20,0001. with upwards of Twen'y .other capitals, tutSte , ..te..dr4wn Next Thursday, when the 14ttery 137,ins. [?RICA *VP.ik/PENCF, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 20. This morning . Mi.Bito,vc t, as the Attorney.. Peßral, and Mr.DBN,MAN, as the Solicitor.. General. of the present Queen, having been pre stvorp before the LORD ap peared at the Ber of this Court in . their fall-dress Robe, of Office. The Lord Chief Justice ABLIOT addresietl Mr. ARC/GUAM. as follows . " Yop3aying . inlortned ,me that.ber Mjesty the.QUeEN has appointed you ber.Majest;'s torney.-Gener,al,. you will take your seat I.viihin the Bar accordingly.'l, The. ATTORNSY-GENERAL having gone wiihin Ihe Bar, was asked if he had any thing to urove.? tie replied in the negative and took his seat. Mr. DIM MAN was arldreSSed in the,sanie Words, and look his beat in the saute .manner. T e Learned Gent . letnen were warmly . congra tulate) by their Brethren at the B tr. WRONESDAY;• APRIL 19. This being the first day' of Easter tertn,the Judges, with the exception - of those engaged' in pre,iding at the State Trials in th 'Old Bailey, procetded lc their respective Cotir's' with the usual forms. About one o'clock Mr: Juitice BAYLRY, Mr.• Justice • FIOLROYD, and. Justice Iltisr, took their seats on. the_ &lick (if this Court. THZ FOLLOWING GOODS :.-r! For Exporliktiou r rEast India, and other Foreign Prohitit eilGoods, Pictures, Prints, Books, Drugs, &e. For Home Consumption—Foreign Spirits, Whiskey, Porcelain, Eat;thett Wine, Ca'sict etiffee, Sugar, and Other' Gicceky; *Succades, Dnigs, Skins; Plate Glass, Pic tures, Prints, Boolis, Barrilla, ?Lttintr.o'-Peaul klore Ilair:„Clover Seed, Chinchijli Skiva , Calivas, 9lualin, Slitpls,: LaCe, Watches, and other Jewellery, a Rock Amethyst ~vei~liitig' 13116. Rong:11 Amethysts, topazes, Aqua Marine arid Crystils, Silk Worm Gut, peals, Timber, Wood Staves, ..[ltrats t stoti,Gunpuwder, and sundry other Goods as flzett• tioned ics , the Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. tie - viewed at the Tob a cco Ground, lii;theThithe ; MthiglOs's Magazine, ; London Docks; the King's Warehouse, Custom-House,. nd at Globe-Yard,. Warehouse*, Lower Thames-street; . on Friday, the Salurdity, the 21. d, and Tuesday, the 45th instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. N. B. Mods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the , Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custoin-House, on or before Tuesday, the 16th May, 1820, or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely become forfeited. Catatognes to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom- House, on Thursday; the 40th instant, price one BbillitiK each. THE LOTTERY. C ARROLL, the. Contractor, begs to remind the PubliC that the TWO FIRST PRIZES DRAWN NEXT THIJILS,DAY, MUST HAVE_ TWO In addition ; and also on that Day more than TWENTY OTHER CAPITALS WILL BE DRAWN. EVERY TICKET AND SHARE bought before NEXT will hai.e a Ch a nce throughout' the Lottery 'for the 4 2 Prizes of &c: &e. Monty and Consols, forming • 10i CAPITALS. ' TICKETS and MARES- are selling by CARROLL, Con tractor, No. 19, ectNiilLL, and 23, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON; and by all his. Agenti in the Country. CARROLL Shared and Sold, in the last few Months, 2,387 30,0001. 7,0.) i - • 7ot; 1,845 20,0001. &c. &c. PIT BLI CA..T I 0 N'S' ACK 101!..5f,ranti, proposes to pub„sii in Six Monthly Parts (Part 1. to apnear May -- I.IB2C).JTICTI.7 I I.ESQUE ILLUSTRATIONS of BUENOS AVIIES and NIONTE VIDEO, consistiog of 24 Views and Faithful RePreselitatidtis,•'tif the COSTUMES, MANNERS, ecc. of the I NII4IIITANTS, 7 of C . 1045 qities and their Envi rons. Taken on the spot by E. E. I1DAI.; Esq. This 6e printM,on-Aittartm ,Eleoleint yslintn Paper, col responiling 'with the /Yistories of Oxford, Uam hriqe,Collegecindischouls. Westminster Abbcyi Microcosm of London, and ' i i tr along; the Rhine. Each Monthl y Part will etntttliu fatehvglov ',lPagei of Descriptive , Letter-Press,.vriee 1 19 p.; large. Paper, • 4l9 Orders arc by 1111 the tlboVand‘ Printsellers' 1 - 11 . the United Kinitlopp o r K , :re •• ;' • R. ACK I EI MANN, 101, Strand% also proposes to Publish in , Twelve. 4Mortt bl/." rards toannear' on May'. st.) 1s•20,). A ,PII.;TURESQUE TOUR of tin: ENGLISH LAKES. ColouNa KT'S; Drawn by Messrs. T.' FIELOING,and .1, WA 4.TON, dorin,....''two years, residence, in the' must` Itbniaii>tc Nets'of Laniffeetiod, ‘V ritmorland, and Lancashire. This Work will be printed on Demy Quarto Velium Paper. Each. Monthly 'Part contain 'hour highly. colouied. gratings, and 24 Pages of Descriptive Letter-Press, price Cs.; on Quarto•Erepharit Paper, 10S. dd.--Orders are teceiied by all Book and Printsellers in the. United Kingdom. This Day.was published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price 11, 4s. boards, CLASSICA G TOUR through ITALY anti Slikt , NlCALY,tenilitig to illustrate some Districts which. have not been ciescribacl by Mr. Enstace, in his Classical Tour. By Sir IfICHARD . t:OLT HOARE, Mart: - It hal, been a topic. of general.,regavt in pie, Literary World`, that Mr. Etistace diM riot live to' finish the Supple 'rnel'ltary .Irolurue ,to his ,ClaSsiCal,-Tour,". AO as to form a complete ;Vorh on the present arid past. State of Italy, for which ht was iinga:erl in colltectin4 Maletiads at the perigid of his premature tiec.-ase. But what Mr. Eustacedid not lire to accorapiiili; . Sir Richard Volt. Hoare haS executed', and in such a 1114111W:3%, rA ktWr.ci, : will he at once acceptable to the Public, - and gratifying to . the numerous friends of Mr. Eustace,:a's a tribute of ilspect to hii genital, and of affection to his memory. a.,* A few copies of the . ' same Work in 4to. remain unsold, price 21. 2S. boar (13. Printed f r .T. 91awn u , 3S, Ludgate-street. Of whom may tic had, Eustace's Tour, 4 vols. Bvo. price, in boards, A The same Book, with Sir R. C. Hoare's Tour through Italy and Sicily;" 8 vols. 4t0., fil. Cs. BARK. WHITTLEWOOD. and SA LCEY FORESTS, NOIUHANIP- TONsHIRE. By Order of the Right I-Inuourahle WILLIAM HUSKIS ' SUN, WILLIAM DACRES ADAMS, and HENRY DAW KINS, EsqUires, Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, By JOJ-IN DAY and. SON, , • . At the Saracen's Head Inn, old Stratford, at Twelve o'clock. .on Tuesday, the 26th of April, 1820, iii different Lots, • rri F, BARK of Sundry OAK TREES, a Ito. thnrized Ivy the Board of Treasury to be felled for, the Use of the Navy, and for sale, &c. 'abirve Foreits.. Mr. Capcs,.of Sisrohll Lodge, Whittlewood Forest, Deputy., !itivveyor, and the Keepets of the respective Walks will shew the Trees to he felled, to such Persons as shall be desirous of viewing the same. Catalogues nosy he had of 'Mr. Capes, 'at the Place of Sale, and of the Auctioneers, Stoney Stratford, RE-APPOINTMENT OF KING'4 COUNSEL. Immediately ,alter, Justice BAYLEY addressed Mr. Fonblanque as follows " Mr. Foublanque,..his present Majesty Lavin; been graciously pleased to reinstate you iu 111 place given you in this Court by his late Majesty, you twill take ynniPlace the 14:4:" 'Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Wetherell were nddiessed by, the. senior Judge, in similar telms--•-;and Mr. Cas berd to the tollowing effect : . `• Mr. Casberd, his present INlajesty having been graciously pleased to appoint you to be one of his Counsel learned in the law, you will take your, place within the Bar." • The tour Gentlemen above mentioned left the places which they occupied on the next bench outside the •bar, and took seats, each as 'he was called •on, with the rest of the King's Counsel within it. TUB KING V. ROBERT It will be recolkcted that the Ear l ! of P3ridey . exhibited articles of the peaCe 'last . year against this Gentleman,' for alle , ged 'outrageous "enn . dttet endangering his Lordship's ptranuaLsalety, and that the Court ordered the detctulant to enter into security for his t?lc dc menliour , him~elf in 50001., and two arireies in 1000 L each. 'ln de fault of toinnlying with the latrerpaw:of the or.; der of the Court, the defendant had tieeo corn• mitred to the cuStody • of the Malaita), where be has ever since been end - Inca. The defendant now appeared in person; anti pre sented a petition to . the Coukc supporfled by an affidavit, representing that he was unable to .pro cure bail to the amount rcgoired, in consequence of hiq embarraatedeircumstanCes, and that unless dre,coort „mitigated , the amount of security Scipti- Inted he must remain a prisoner for fife. • lie de clared his utter abhorrence of any intention to ASSASSII4IBI e the Noble gait, as' had , been aod•professed his willingness to' preserve dig peaty: towards his Lordship, at the same time offering to give seem himself in 20001. and two a tireties in 1001. CovaT said, that as they-bad not the affi- Hlavits before thtn, upon which .the arides had exhibited, the utmoit ;hey coulti do for the defeh if ailt was to grant' rid:: to sliew; cause why be should not .be discharged oof• Of euiroOy: upon ent•ering into se.cmity, cuid the two sore , irs in 1001. each ; thi. rule to be .served upon Lord Deirn!ey or his Solicitor.' ' • The defendant of:cot-jingly • took the role to ,chew Cause, 111111 was in the mean time remand ed back to his former custody. THE KING 1 1 . HUGH CAMPBELL♦ ESQ. It will be 'recollected that Mr. SatiLETT last "17,rtn . • obtained a Criminal Information against this Gentleman for publishing - an alleged libellous patriphlet concerning the trial of 'a Gentleman tiatited Mills, at the Old Bailey, for the imputed. violation of a young female's person. The defendant now appeart•il in Court to plead' :to the information; and wislted for' votne advice of the Court, touching certain evidente -in• his pos-' session, jurilying the conduct he hail pursued ; but the Court said they did not sit to give adtice in any case; theyWerehto•deeide as Judges, which they -could not be said to tlo if they gave advice in a case which they -would probably be called upon hereafter to decide. : . • - The detvndant then:pleaded Not •Guilly. SEDITIOUS LIBELS. • John Harris, John Dabbins,.and another person, were called upon 40 plead to informations filed against hem for the publientio : n.of rations wicked dud seditious libels. They pleaded severally Not and were informed that they _would be fried at the adjonrOed Sittings after this. Term._ The following is.sinied as a fact, 'occur red a few:days ago in the garden of a'Gentlrtnan vieini!y of Bristol. Upon going to inspect his,Fucumber frames at an unusual early hour in the morning, he observed a stranger in conver sation with his gardener, and overheard the fol lowing dialogne:— Gargeuerj--Seren shilliugs is the price of that cucumber. St, 4ogri-4 can give you but four for it. Gard,ener—Four shill jogs ! I'll see you d--(1 first ; I would sooner lay master should have it than sell it for four shillinss. the ee y,' ar ttr- Lli !iich d In aIL.t ince, his 1000 t!e e -'4)l re liie Ovo tiiig vio4 3ter stiry rva% cne4 Ole ,era- C. F.