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" •• • • 5- 5 ISi !iteenth..... 1 7 0 t -1 41,iii ' 8 and SHARES are selling at BISFI's Office, 0 1 131 - k 414 9, C hlrinz-cross, where more PRIZES; in 44 at 4 ,, sud V:11,1:E hii; . e been sold for the last Ten Years 1 1 Offices in L on d on. itff w i l i'T', and all Business in the Public Funds trans and dispatch, at lILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. 1 10 14 1.1. h ,;.uItSDAY NEXT LOTTERY MAWS. NI. --Atz cAprrALs.—LOWEST PRIZE. L. 20. Ticket only L. 19 19 0 14411'r• . '''' -S•10 7 0 Eighth .L.'2 13 6 -1()Ii . " •• • 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth t 7 0. 1 , ,ti t t' z , ; Mr and Co. are selling TICKETS dril(:•;--0I at the above low Prices, in great va -4141 li Ns Ol d D ?a t BY and Co. liad the peculiar satisfaction their t, 'Stabri/rlg th.,ir Friends, in the last Six Nlontbs, at Um! ~,.,' 9 .a priisz!l,tli state Lottery Office, 26, CORINHILL• f. ... L. 1,000 1,,5 t i;:..... °f• • • .L.20,0'30 1,120.. a Prize 0 Imo 1 ,1 20 • •.„• '••• • • • 2.0,0()0 7,191 31 4 4 :' , ...: • •• • e.0,0n0 4,824 l,OOO 4 ... . t ° - ...i' ' 1 0 000 i B •sides Pi iz es of L. 500, - &c. 4liti'li cl: ders uy..it'u.st or tairier ‘ executed with fidelity and •••., , . • Ti ckt "-----„ I'S A , • L ., „s. -I-1 A R E S .CHEAPER. THAN FOR THE RTAT t ; `'. l FIFTEEN LomillES! 4 , Lor , - - "Tay begins Drawing Ist SEP TEMBER, 1814. . SCHEME. i ••.. •" .... ..L.ser,ouo ire * L. 40,000 „ •. • . ... •• 10,008 .•• • • • ..' .• • "•- • • • 5,000 ~, ••„ • ' • ...... 2,000 ; P• s .: :: : : :: . .. . .1, 5 1 v _ 2,500 200 , ,,000 1,500 )4 t ,_ • . •• '•• • • • 59 l,OOO .... '* T ' ..... __ .10. . _ _ 55,000 tcl . ens. .. L. 140,000 . , NO FIXED PRIZES ! Ist') DAys OF DRAWING : - 2,1 ba,?? ........... Ist SEP'T'EMBER.. • a cl ,-),.. ........ 13th SEPIIMBER. Ck l Cr.r, ''''lY, ......... .17th SEPTEMBER. 41 , s \. orner 1)1014414nd SuAltirs , selling by RICH. t ilt Z.> th e 7,' ti Co. CO ' n ' tr a a r etOrs for the Lottery, at Hunt of 1 31111,Amiklings Coruhill, and facing ,ew„ ..... ~ . A it 4 e.t .. ' lirle e °fa Ticket- 1, 1 , '.. , L. 19 10 0 - N, - "•. • ' 4 .. 10 7 0 I Eighth. , 1.2 13 6 -,.„ •*•"- 5 5 0 I Sixteenth 1 7 0 . I °Nl tY --------- .. i 4 t1e,1 1 41 c • -- A - SOLICITOR, havlsg . Clients :a.,,,4to,ennections of opulence and respectability . , i_!_ hiik.i,%t,.„,' at all times the Advance of SUMS of MONEY '4l ' ilit ''' " I) A • '1 Securities , or Personal Re !v, l t ,), r , , ssigna.) e t• ' II 'RI 1 " rernis arid Conditions that are liberal, r.ea '°l4'i (I,,„;lll4trable. Apply to Mr. IV. :a his Other, 144 en-place, lienrietta-strect, Cavendish-square, , ~.. till Pour, or by Letter post-paid. t ct :'" - -----...____ =_ 0 11 . r, 10•II- TI OUSE., London, 27th A'ugust,lBll. ti, • Mt,t - , e i k' : s 'ior i , , (by Order of the Hori..the Com: °,11,,:0 a. h i r , , s tf his Ma' . t 's Custumsi, on THURSDAY, 'i.le t‘li;',„,ll-)AY the esY 2d Septcrnher, I slt, at Two 'k r" 41ternooi% of the said Days precisely, at the t i , bt. l'llt , 441' SALE ROOMS, Mincing-line, (1 4 (.: cl(),\T,, -:flie following GOODS :---* - • f sty -I,.tils:lll,lfletiti7r CDNSl.l . 3 . ll .llON.—Porcelaine, a Pair t u s ... or letklit4, (i i tux l , 4 , ;.'P on 01.,,,,A„ s(„ n d s , Gilt Ornamen _ ..a t_ i_ Ot4:ri, i elti a, ~.-I'sgures, Deals, Masts, Timber, Mares, I i t n l t. .% ii.._,_•orilai.te, Iron, Pipe-clay, Boats, a Snack and k: 4 (1 :I . ,, Cit., ;!.1:9‘,4•11tr, Essence of Spruce. Eim , uu Juice,Brass ill( ttl u t ro a, ,`r'll Printed Cotton, I.7nrated (.114-II'? in the ‘l ll ll 'C . 'CI • "dry other Goods", as - mentioned hyd,w:evaa Cl, ef all Ditties Ik i t i ,, il, i vr at4l•ll).e 'r,ie,wcii at * the West India Docks; the lli ti, 'Wit, ,ungi s Magazine, Barking ; the Deals, VIIIII,Y, Iloa',Staves, Lathi•:ood, HemP, Cord3ge, Iron ' • : I 'l t ; r i --- 'led Smack, • t the Tobacco Ground, 1•te .;•.•,,1t'11it.5h.:e'1x•,.;,,,1!. the ot herG a oodsTit the 1%.-lug's ~,', 1. , ana r.:',l .1111 es-street, On Monday qtl Tuesday Warehouse, ,•sii,.7t4,,i'n :1 ednesdav the ` 3l st Inst. - from ''' Q 1 ,41.1, tit' e t ..4 e One it; the ;N.ft.rnoon, and on the Morn the 2 N — ine &Clock • ' -'4lel where Catalogue's will be delivered, Price r" i'n lir, Zip "CII N , 4, (V.,0L.11 .'"HALI, 1 -'...NOR AND• FARM. _ il k. elk . ),, by AT,,,, , * *.. I-4 4 • " NI kit. l - lION by LYAS NEWMAN, at the 4 ' \ tokthe 11,,tri: oppoS•ile the Bank of Englan . d ? on . . t .‘ tt li M.Vm r , ua Y ot September next, at 12 o Clock ll' t' k f f el ti • ttt iii; "' i ll. of ROCKING, extending lii,' 6 , cit,IT,Y, wiutr„4ooo Acre- of rind Il it 4 lllt;,`fet s ,r,'.." Court I.. s •et, Court rt klron, Fines, he 'in a gudd .Spo,rt sS',fk74',ltti'is-•‘,,t)lll4..lll..tiocsvaliie.*3 ther'eto.belunging; li . g-fiall, with the "4,A t I'lire.: at; otlit-reOellel ' B" I t n •rether with up-. and also v 4(ii , ‘ _ odi a, , 1.1 41 „ .. _ .., ttt in! diags, !, \ o leidow . Pastnre, 1. , :4 11 1, i ll 'io, sitt`:,,,o Acres . of - Arabi c, .. -.. ,_,.. . s . ) 0 : ,ecl, 4 llo ti the (.; 4 t e, l ying , and being in the I ari t t ••';iytti t , e , I . ,iiii,ty o `esse,' fur ninn.:7- years past in the 1 4, 4 ,7 11„•4,i'td. f i r s, Al- st , ;(:11 viddW ' the proprietor, ‘•••„,,• 'uti ll - t ) ti th " Lind - fax . is ' redeemed,C ' S44Tli, teni pie t . l oth day of - October next, upon the pur and possession 44. 1 1 4, 4. 44 la d !"' to eking is d istant about 43 miles from i),,', tl, t ;litt, eldes fron, dieh ns f • adjoins to the • is'Ci t l i , la l _, ''.,Wl l 4f h_. • '-• ,;"1. Es tate • rt ,be viewed qri,, t ': of - 41 - .. raintree. Ihe it . . ) li (1;" D A .. ' 9.°,tapplieation to the Bailiff, at Bock _etiv th i ll elil a 1 41, 14 t, i t t tiro rs and Condition' s of Sale will be distri 4ti ` , l; 1 4ci. ;14 4 .1 1, qin, t 4( • fi r ,,. . !nay be had at the White Hart 11111, Je' til ; ebo d . • ','illtl Saracen's Head Chelmsford ; Vi. hite . 11, 4). 1 111 ,)4 ; t tll, ',,Pread Eaele, Ingate ' stone ; • } 4l ► 4 : k„,,twlcit,,„l:',9e of 5 , 7;11',...", amt - of :Messrs. Tindal. and Wh,itu Hart, et' r , t v 54.41,1 )I,'erhse,lmsford; .of whom further particula rs :,s. %v oiii: n ., a . t. a .ppliceition, , or by Ee . t b er , , ,e p i t , 4 pii , a) Qi the Estate may t..,.e .. fc l;S, 6 r-• tv gi' ,11`1 &I )' 1,1;1 rr 0 11 • 1 , (1 11t t 1 t he 1) 0 14' Cr'' 4 irf 1,!:# ~ 'l tl 1'•~~,' `i' I: :a, ; c, . ' ~~,~;'~~r ~' ,' et r 4 of ~,'~' ,c. ;;~ V ,i c e:,.. $' 1;0 9. : , MONDAY, AUGUST '2 9, 1814. It EdULAT:ONS IN RESPECT_ TO THE HALF-PAY AND APPOINTMENT OF MASTERS OV THE ROYAL NAVY. Admiralty-Oflice, - 26th July, 1814.- TT s Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT it- haying been 'graciously pleaSed to approve of certain REGULATIONS, propo,d by the Lord,: Commissio'»ers of the Admiralty, for the ENCOURAGEMENT' and REWARD of MASTERS of, the ROYAL NAVY, and for regulating the Appointment of this highly meritorious and useful .Class of Officers, Notice is hereby given, that the following Regu loans have been established, by Order in Council, dated the - ,4ddinstant • I. "That Masters, on their first Appointments; shall be allowed their Travellitq Expences, at the same Rate, and in the same manner, as the Liekttenants of his Nhijesty's Fleet. 11. "That, in lieu of the Half-pay established for Masters', in the Itoyal Navy, by the 7th Article of the Order in Council of 15th August, 1105, and the Regulations appertaining thereto, the following Rate of Ilalf-pay shall, be csta.bliShed and n allowed, from the Ist July instant, viz.:— • " To the first 1110 Masters, being qualified for Ist and ad rates " To the next 200 being qualified for sd and 4th Rates "The R • esnain der "The said Rates of Half-pay for Mvters,to_he subject to the same Regulations and Restriction-s as the Haff-pav of the Commissioned Officers of the Fleet, and also to the following` Regulations, • ‘"fliat such Master as shall have served Five Years in his Majesty's :Navy, two of which as Acting-Master,Second Mas t er, Master's-Mate, ui' Midshipman, previbnsly to receiving a appointment is Master, shall be entitled to Half-pay im mediately on his being put out of Coissi"' mm on. . . That snch Master as shall have served as aforesaid, in 1116 Majesty's Navy, but not for the full space of Five Yeal•s; shall be entitled to Half-pay only when the time of his Service as Master, added to that before passed in the King's Service, 'shall complete the said period of Five Years." . . " And that such as shall have been appointed Master without baying previously served in the Royal Navy, shall be entitled to Half-pay, after having served as Master Five Years. But that no Meister Shall be permitted in time of War, on any ac- Count whatever, to receive Half-pay during such time as lie shall he enipkoyed in the. Merchant Service; or in any other Occnpation, unless sufficient proof be adduced to the Com m 4ssoieri of the Navy, that such Person is, from infirmity 116:1r, absolutely incapable of performing the Duty of a Master in his Majesty's Navy. • - 111.---" And his Royal Highness has-been further gracious ly. ',leased to direct, that Master of the Royal Navy; instead of being required,as at present, to i:ass an Examination before the Master and Wardens of the Corporation of Trinity House, for eardi Rate of Ships separately, shall be required Only to pass an Examination touching - their Qualifications to serve ;IS Musters of the following Rates jointly. • " First and 'second . Rates jointly.' • "Third and fourth Rates jointly: " Fifth and sixth Rates jointly. - " Sloops and, smaller' Vessels W.." And in Order • to prevent' Any unnecessary, or im provident ;inevekse Of the number of Masters, and, at the same time to ensure, that all persons .warranted as Mastete in his Majesty's Navy, he men of experience and judgment. That no Persca stall be warranted as Master, until the' :limber of Masters od the List be reduced below the number of. Ships on the List of the .Navy, (exclusive of well a; are building, and have not heed launched), and that no more Masters shall -be ever appointed, than the Number of such Ships at the time that any Appoiatment of Master is to be made." . " That no Person shall be allowed to pass an - Exankl.. natiOa touching his qualifications to 'serve as Master, i n the Royal Navy before be shall have attainel - th e A tTe of Twenty-one Years, or after the tVo of Thirty-five YearS, and have been at least Seven "I ears at Sea, two of which must have been served itt his M a j es ty' s N av y i u the quality of Acting Master by Ocher, Soiland Master, Master's Mate, dr Midshipman, or. being within the afore ages,_ and having served Seven Years at Sea, shall have actually been One Year or more Chief Mate, and Two Years Master, or Two Years Chief Mate, and One Year Maiter of a Merchant Ship; and shall produce Certificates of Diligence, Sobriety, and good Conduct, from the Owners, fur the time be - 4erved as Master, and from the Owners ,and Master fur the'time he served as Mate." " That no Master shall be permitted to pass his Examida tion for .1 higher Rate, until he shall have served One cym plete Year in a Ship in Connuissioni - under his last quali fication." J. W. CROKER. REf.4I7LATIONS IN RESPECT TO THE HALF-PAY APPOIN . FMENT, AND RANIi, OF PURSERS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. Admiralty-Office, 9.61 h July, 1814. Ur IS Royal-Highness the PRINCEREGENT ..JILjL having been graciously pleased to'approve of certain REGULATIONS proposed ,by the Lords Commis:io,ners of the Admiralty tor the. ENCOURAGEMENT and RE WARD of PURSERS of the Royal NAVY, and for re gulating the Appointment, and "fixing the Ralik of this useful and deserving class of • ()Hid :1-s ; Notice is hereby given that'the following Regulations have been established by Order.in Council, dated the 23d instant, and that Orders hare been in consequence given for . the immediate discharge of all Parsers from Ships in Ordinary and the Cheque of the several Yards. . • . , . 1. , - . That Pursers of the Reyal Navy, instead of being-con 'siderefd"liS standing Warraut'Oilieers of Lis Majesty's Ships, and'-Lorne iu Ships in Ordinary, or-on the Cheque of tbe.se ve'ral-Dock:Yards for Personal .'ray and Allowances of Provi sions, as at present, shall, when the Ships to which they are warranted may be paid off, be immediately t.lischarged, and allowed in lieu of their present Wages and Provision,' Half- Pay, according to the following scale, viz.:— To the first 100 Pursers on the seniority List 5 per Diem. The next 200 4 .The remainder 3 ----- rhe said Half-pay of Pursers shall commence front the Ist of July instant, and be subject to the same Regulations and Restrictions as the Half-pay of the Commissioned Officers of . his Majesty's Fleet, and be allowed to all Pursers, who shall have been Five Years in his Majesty's Service, either.as Clerk or Purser, from the Day on whin their respective Ships may be put out of Commission. That all Pursers coming on Half—pay shall report them selves to this Othce, without los of tins, in order to be placed on the Quarterly Half-pay Lists, on pain of 'forfeiting the Half-pay for the time not reported. order to prevent any,improvident or. unnecessary increase of the Nuinber of Pursers, and at the - same time to ensure the Appointment of such persons only as may bealuly qualified .for the duties of the stuation, no person shall be warranted us Purser, until .the number of Pursers be re duced below the number of Ships on the List of the Royal Navy (exclusive of such as are building and have not been launched), and that hereafter the number of Pursers shall never exceed the number of such Ships. That no Person shall be appointed a Purser who shall he. less than Twentyone or snore than Thirty-live years of age. That no Person shall be appointed a Purser of any of his Majesty's ships'unless he hare oven rated as, and actually dis charged the duty' of, Captain's Clerk in one or more of his Majesty's ships for two complete years; or has discharged the said duty of Captain's Clerk for one complete year, and the duty of Clerk to the Secretary of 't Flag Officer for one other year; and shall, in eyeey.case, produce a certicate of his good conduct, pass the usual examinations, and give such se curity for an honest and faithful diScharge of his duty, as may m ' frotimeto time be required. ' That no Purser shall be capable of being appointed to a Fourth'or Fifth Rate, who shall not have been Two Years a Warranted Purser on the List, nor to a First,. Second, or Third Rate, till he shall have been Five Years on the List of Warranted Pursers. lll.—lrk Order to give a greater respectability to the Situa tion of this Class of Officers, his Royal nighness has been grlyiously pleased to confer on Pursers of the Royal Navy, I'llefAanic Ranh as granted, by his Majesty't Order in Council of the 25th ofJanuary, 1805, to the Surgeons of the Fleet. J. W. tr.93i • ARM V CONTRM;TS. . , . . , Commissary in Chief's Oi.lice; Great George street, LOndon, AugiiitiO., 1814. 'NOTICE is tiereby given to all Persons de sirous of Contracting to supply the f3llonitig Artides for the use of the Army, viz.— .1 BREAD to his Majesty's Lard Fortes n Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the .Uuder-mentiotted eountieS and Islands :—Anglesea—Bedford Berks • (including the Town' of Iluugerford) —Berivicic.— Brecon—Bucks—Cam bridge (including . the Town of Newinarket)-:Cardigarf—Car marthem— Carnarvon—Ch ester—Corn .... . all (including ticil -Iy)—Curnberland—Denbigh--rDerhy—Devon—Dorsct—Dti- r (including-the City of Bristol)-11ants.—lierefOrd—Hertford Hunts—lsle of Maa 4 .-Isle of Wigt4—.Kent Lancaster Leicester-'-lin coln—Merioneth Middlesex Moninotith Montgomery— Norfolk —Northampton— Northumberland —Nottingham— Oxford—Pembroke—Radnor—Rutland— Salop— Sunierset-- Stalrord 7 -Suifol l / 4 —Surrey Sussex Warwick -7:l4.r.estniore la.nd—Wilts—Worcester—York—and in the Seyerai Counties inNorth Britain. OATS to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ters, in the nutter-mentioned CoUnties and Island :-Angle sea-Bedford-BerwickJ-Ilrecon-Bucks-Cambridge-Car- digan-Carmarthen-=-Caraarvou Chester - Cumberland- Denbig 1.--.l)crby-Durham-Flint-:- Glamorgan Gloster- Hereford-Hertford--nunts-Leicester ncol - Islerio neth -Monmouth -Montgomery -Northumberland - dx ford:—Pembroke—R;idnor—Rutland -Salop-Stdfford:Weit moteisfid-Wbreester: - POIL\GE, viz.—Oats, May, and to his Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in (:alitor;:,,ents and Quar ters, in the under-mentioned Coi l inties in South Britain:— Berks—Cornwall— Devon —Dorset Essex— Hants (includ ing the Isle . of Wight)—Kent—Laneaster—Middlesex—Nor folk—Northampton—Nottingham—Somerset —Suf'olk—Sur rey—Sasscx--Wotrw•ick—Wilts—'York—and in the several Counties in North Britain. Ttett the Deliveries art to commence on and for the 25th day of October next ; that Proposals is Writing, tizaled up and marked," Tender for Array Supplies,"will 4 received at this Office, on or befOreThUrsday, the 22d day of September (hut none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day); and if sent by pest; the postage twist be paid. , _ , Proposals must be made separately' for each County and Island, except for the Counties cv.:aprislng North and South Wales, all of wkich must he included in one Tender, as also must tbt Several Counties in North Britain ; and each Pro- P 0 4. 1 _ must have the 1..-tterwhie:r is annexcd to the 'render 'properly filled up by two Persons ct known Property, en gaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the duc per formance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be no ticed unless- made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ex pressed in Words at length; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or siipplied in the County, the cspence of the Con tract and Ilond; paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon application ' at this Odice between the Hours of Eleven and Five ; at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young,-Edinburgh. NEW MUSIC. rinHE -favourite SPANISH CACHUCHA, .11.; Mademoiselle MUCANDOTE'S celebrated AIR, as danced by her at the King's Theatre,. with Variations, for the Pianoforte and Harp, composed by,Rosol li, price as. or si ligle 2s. —The Grand Jubilee in celebration of the glorious Peace, a Dixertimento.for the Pianoforte . and Ilarp, composed and selected by P. Rosolli, price ss. single 3s.—The Gland Nan machia Fair-and Fireworks, a Divertisesuent for Pianoforte, by. M. P. King, prke 35.-I'he Emperor of Russia's Welcome to England,- Introduction and -Rondo for Pianoforte, com posed- Stibelt, price 2s. Gd.—The King of , Prussia's Welcome . to England, a' Waltz, with Variations, for the Pianoforte,' by L. Von Esch, price 2s.—National Overture to the Grand' Alliance, as performed at the Theatre Royal. Co.• -vent-gardrii, composed, selected and arranged for the Piano forte, oy H. R. Bishop, price .2:i. London : Published by . Goulding and .Co. No; 20, Soho square; and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin. This Day was published, In One Volume, Quarto, .handsomely printed by Bulmer, on Superfine Royal Paper, price in boards 51. ss. ; dedicated . . . by - permission to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, AN ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE. to ABYS SINIA, and TRAVELS. in the .INTERIOR of that COUNTRY, cxecttted under the Orders of the British (.40. vertunent, in the years 1809 and lb 10; in which will be in cluded an Account of the Por olgtuise Settlements 'on the Eastern Coast of Africa; visited in the course of the Voyage ; a concise btunmary of late 0, enirences in Arabia Felix ; and some Phrticulars respecting the Aboriginal African Tribes; exteudimg trout Mozambique to the Borders 'of Egypt; toge ther with Vocabularies of their respective Languages. By HENRY SAM', Esq: F. It. S. &c. 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London : Printed for ,She'rwuod, Neely, and 'Jones, Pater noster-row ; to whom comMunicatiolis,cor the Editor sbOuld be addressed, poit'taid. EPJ ICL ail.~iPl;i7CZ'-Flrll,fil'Tl\'~.~ : .'.IC7‘IILLINC-01•1•7C.14:, .le g . 9, ISI4. f' IIE COMMISSIONEPSAr TICPUALL INC His. tILI.IES7'.I7S Nidrr . ;„',5 he g irt' Notice, That on Friday, the SOth tet:iber tan?, they Leib' ue reitirit to ret..eire Tenders it 4 writin g? . 1":ale-74 and i;rat quanthies. f PRIME 1418,-ti 1I Er e:4.14(1 PORK, to le cared in .the ensuii g S e ,asoa ;* one third part, Mei n ( tuba packed in Hall-lpitnlteo . :ys, iart in Tiereei; Zarl one third pert in Barrels ;Ito be delivered into his Majesty's Pic taalling Sores at Dr . atAr,: cr St. Cath c rl72::'s ) in re g ular proportions, of each ric criptiort - t f Casks; Iythe periudd ant der-mentioned, • , . One third part of the whole h,, the esti, • Onc chird part •,•flore'by the 13:h. of April; • `?. 1815. And the re7ll(thaing third part by the Slat ) And to 'be, paid for by Bias, payable 'with lateree, IV/net!' Days after date. The . CciditiOns of the Conti•act le sr,cn et the 5,..- cretary.±^office; at this. (Vice; 0 - b .7.,091/ , ;t:r; to .Ifr. J. II'; Dzin,Skpalle, Agent for the friiluallit,;; . Cork ;to the-COl ketiii4 of his Majesti)'s Customs at Lioieriek, lielfaxt, ,Vvri7; ; and lratolord, and to the Postmastep-Genenit at Dablin, re.i,ieet N. B. No Totter for, ;'t less grittntity than 1000 Tierces of Beef, and 1000 Tierces of POrh, will be admitted ; nor will regard be had to any in which the Price shall not he inset'.d. in wordy at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before 'One o'Cliock on the said Friday, .the 30th of September next, Dior :hitless the Person who wahts the Tender, or some Person on..his behalf, atandsi to answer udlOi called for. Each Pewter ',lust also Le hicanipanied by a Lcttar sikneri by two responsible Persons engorging to become boten4 with the Party tendering, in the Penal Stin of 1.5!. per c•eiif, on the amount, for the' due performance (like Contract. The amount of the probabla quantities of Freyla Beef .siul • Pork to be contracted for, ai above-mentioned, in, be known on and after the 10th of tte.ll pionti, by appl,ying at the Se cretary's Office. 1'1CT17.41: ING- OFFICE, 23, 1914. THE COMMISSIONERS . * VICTUALLINO His MAJESTY'S XAI Tdh i,:rehy g?:re- No! e, That on Friday, the 2cl of September next, they will IV ready to re ceive Tenders in 'irritiner (rented up), irnd treat fin- Sing Tons of OATMEAL and Six/y*7'6/th cliliEsE, to-be de 116e-red in One alottthitito his Majesty's Victualling Stores af -the Ports, and in the Pi-e'er:ions, undermtntionedi Deptford Portsmotith Plyuicitith Oatmeal; Chet:se. 20 Tons 20 Tens, CO Tons Go Ton; ; and alp, IL,. Thiel. Hundred Qu#rters of NEW PALE, anfl Our Hand; c.l Qaar:ers qf NEW CLosr.-muEr, MALT, to be answerable lv Sample.v. (of not less than ore Quart cock), to be produced with the Te. , :ders, and to be trli vered in a Fortuight into his :Majesty's Victualling ,Steres at Deptford. Tke - whole to be paid for by Bills, payable 'wig intel'est, Ninety days (titer date. • The Conditions of the Contract inn!, be seen at I.ie Secrc- tas'y's Office: No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to Oa Board before One o'Clock on the sails Friday the 2d of Sept:next, nor unless the Person who viah•cs the Tender, or souse Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. _ OFFICE: OF ORDNANCt, 12th ilugast, Isl 4. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ili- JESTI"S ORDNANeI: do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Ma!!, on or before WedaeMay the 14th day of Septunber next,fram sack Persons, as may be wilting to undertake the Supply of IRON MANGERS, for Service of this' Department, at the Royal Artillery Stables at Woolwich; fur a Perim: of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration qf One Year, upom Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. A Pattern of the Mangers matj be viewed upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilhing ton, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Woolly:eh ; and farther Particulars;' together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,moy be known at the Secittary's 011 ice, in Palb-Mull aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four O'Clook, where the Pro- - poses must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposal; for Iron Manprs;" but no Proposal can be acimitted after the said 14th September, at 2'welve O!Cloek at ..Voon of ti l e same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed; unless the Party making it, or an Agent 7 . 7 L his behalf, shall attend. Id y Oicki of the Board, B. 11. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN4ArCE, August Et, 1814., , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His ,11 1 - ORDN/INCE do hereby give Notice, that-Proposals-will be received at their Office, in Pall Nall, O,? or before Monday, the .19th day of September next, froM such Persons as may he 2uilliu to undertake the supply if COP PEIt HOOPS, fpr.Service of 'this .I:epartinept,At a Period of Oat. Year. Patterns of the iirticles may be viewed rpon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, aced further particulars, together faith the Terms and Condition; of the Contract, may be known at the Setretary's Office, in Pall 41all aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Copper Iloops;" hut no Proposal can be'admitted after the staid 19th Sept. at Twelve o'Clock at Soon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or ass "'gent in his be-. half, shun attend. Bu Order of the _Board, R. H. CRE IT, Secretary. n r t be tir k h ifs . r 0 b .PREgI-TOLD and TITIIE-FREE ESTATE, SOL D Eighteen Miles from London. 14 P RIVATE coN"ritm.,T, ia One or more ker Lots, "rt• ti.lole FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe..varroll,ii.atageonsly situate at Fair-?lile Col/halo, 011, 11 't,r eib e't:rty and Residence of the Right lion: Lord h i ftit up t Mg into an adjacent County;:consisting of an LI NG -HOUSE nearly new,liuilt with a view in good Repair, ' and replete with every v '! ;o ld e t ! , lettee for . t Famity,Witheoach-liouses,Stables, 4'4 together with a Tract ' , l)' l l)l t i t ` - } d ot of 38.1-Aerts; lying compact, forming a exetieditiOi well calculated for a " 1 ,,s „ r ituly a i t mut House-lamb Farm. The Estate 4 'tro.,,grta t jne on a rising ground, and p6st:essin vario!ts 14. a uty and extent, in a healthy salubrious air. filliatit,4lorfluility for Officers of the army and N .. avy, Pii tti Ni k ° nd of Agri,cultimal Pursuits, the I . :state Vis t jAli tts "re. and in a high State of Cultivation.— ' l irt m ytir vt ,' a- Ppl y (if by lette'r, post paid) to Mcs;:rs. F"e, , - lents'__Licc Cobham Surrey, and Nu. .1,