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; .„„ - •: r I. I ‘", • yt 1 . t og. -4 • • Vt 4, Prin grief t her "'\ nerd' ~. and {PRIC! , '• SEVENPEN'QE. NUli/IBEII, 7t',78.] TIIURSDAN DECEMBER ssess t Eltt the 'tint] - 0 I,lre Stu- I in.. lima s•+le sect eat, ihg ere— ac- vas and )or, e+ry ,iiiti iud the l'itrft, viz : of es 1 , e4 toe 7.-------- t, ---- - --'---- ~,- VICTWILL&G-OFFICE, .D6e., ISt'''. , 11 HE COMMISSIONEIIS for VICIVAL:L/NG 1 7%.. .711.4JESTYIS .15.74 FY -do hereby g i ve Notice, , .• kat •on, Friday next,' the sth iwriont, they will he read?' to .!it7e Tenders in Wriiiilc' (Sealed np), and treat for Two t housand Sacks of Kiln-dried BOU TS MOLD 'FLOUR, I, 6 e . . ,• , sufgect to-Me usual Warranty of twelve months, to be tte ll i vered, one half thereof in the:spaee (+fa fortnight, and the 4t ker half in afortnight' afterwards, into his Majqsty's Vie t4llipg Stores at Deptford; and 'to he paid for by Bills 4 " 61 e, without Interest, Sixty Days after date. The C on diti ons of the Cont, act may be seen at the Secre r"teB Office. , _ . • No regard will he kad to any. Tender in which the Price ` 6l l not be inserted ill !nods at length,• or that Shall not be 4 ljvcred to the hoard befori Half past Two o'clock on' the Pridaq the sth instan4 nbr ittiliss the • PersOn 'who ' 4 O•Es the-Tender, or some Person owt hishehalf, attends, ttn.rvn• when called. f 0)... • N:PTFORD V I CTUALLING...YARD, Dec. 1, 18 1 7. p_ , ,EsE are to glue . Notice, that on Thursday, theitth instant, at Ten O'Clock in the ` , 71 he exprised to PUBLIC SALE, at Ms 31vjesty Vie 4ra(lin„w Yard. Deptford, sandry Lots of the following ' . 4 iserviteable 'Provisions and Stores, now lying in the said Ilread ; Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, kaisins, Rice, p ease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepings 4l otter, Cliese, Sugar, Vinegar, Beef, Pork, and Suet, Can- Ile Boxes. Packing Cases, Bags and Rags, Corn Sack; and 1 4gs, n quantity of Casks (old Butts), Butt; Puncheon, kgshead, Barrel, Half Hogshead, Kilderkin, Irish Teirce ltid Barrel Staves, Heading tight and Dry, Fire Wnod, Bro -11 Staves, &c. &c. There vill . be also Pui up for Sale (subject to the Regw!a kons of the Revenue Boards a quantity of Wine, Tobacco, ( ;urna and Coffee. 4 Deposit of '251. pe r rent. is to be made upon tile amount eaChLot at the time of sale, and the rtmainder of the pia ekasc-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which Purpose a period of Fourteen working clays will be allowed Iron, the day, of Sale; the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than env half ofthe quantity is to he taken away from tke Premises within the first seven days ; and the i.e- I ttainder in the seven . followfng days ; otherwise tlut depasit honey will be forliited, and the Provision , or ,Sfqres remain t ite property of the Crown, as no extension of time, will, on trey account, be granted. VICTMI 1,1,1NG-OFFICE, Nev. 21, 1 a 17. PrFIE COMM ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING ••ills MAJESTY'S NAVY do he, clay give Notice, That tn Tuesday, the 16th of December next, then will be ready YetvAir Tentlers in writing (vealed up), and trent for the *few, / separate Contracts) of all such leantities of r 11. 1 7,4 ) 3F.EO and RUNT me may h , revtired for the use o f hi s .va *sty's Ships end Vase's at the Ports underage:Wont:el - - - Liverpool - _Mil ford Raven'. •- iit;erpool . - - - Mil/',rd Haven - ''or Twelve Calender Months, fres the 1216 January next Ttl be paid for by Bills payable, Without Interest, sixty lays after dale. The Condilious of the'Coatrocts 'nay he :rem at The Svere lary's Office; at this Office ; or by applying to the Secre tary to the Postmaster-General et Dublin; and to the car actors of the Customs at Liverpool and Millird Haven, re !pectinely. }FRESH BEEF. RUM.. No regard will be hart to and Tender it Which the Price itot be inserted in zoords at , leniV., or that shall not he delivered to the Board befolv Ontr.s. o'Clock on the said Tues day, the 16th of December ?wet, nor unless the Person . who ' , Hakes the Tender, or sere Person on his behalf, attends to gnawer when called for. Eaci render ague also be accompanied by a Letter signed ag riv"resPossikbe Persons, engaging to i,ccome bound with the Pc."rtf tesukring, in.the Penal Sum of 5001. fur the due performance, of each of the Contr.wts. VICTU.ILLING-OPHUE, Na t ,. Q 5, is►i. rip HC CO M ISSN ERS for 1 1 ICT U L ' AL His MAJESTY'S 2MPY do hereby give Notice, that fen Friday, Me 12th of December next, the ! , will he ready to receive :readers in writing (sealed up), and with such persom as will undertake to supply whatever 12Eq-1 BEEF may he required for the use of his Majesty's' Ships and 'Feuds at Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmouth, Falmouth, Yarmouth, Lynn and Wells, in the county of ,Norfolk, Margate, Dover Roach, and New Romney, (on separate Contracts) for Twelve Months, front. the Ist of January to the 31st .of December, 1S iB, inclusive;, to be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary'S Office, at this Office; or by applying to 11r. Thomas Miller, ,elgent for the Victualling at Plymouth: te! the Cot leetors of his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth, and Yarmouth, respectively: and to Mr. Thomas Russell, Algent for the Fietualling at Dover. _ _ No reggrd will be had to any Tender in which 11w Price shall not be inserted in fermis at length, or that skull 'Mt Le delivered to the Board befrie (Me o'Clork on the said Friday, (he 12th day of December veal, nor unless the Per son who makes the Tender, or sonic Person en his behalf, attends to answer wken called for. Each Tenderninst also be. aceonipanEed by a . Letter signed by Two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with ;Ile Party tendering, lie the Penal Stein (if 10001 for the due perforntance.of the Contract at Pli>mouth, amt etf SOOl. for cach of the other Contracts. TC44I .4 ING 7 gFFIC, Nov. 28, 1617. CO M MISS IO NE RS for VICT UA JEsTr s V)." do keKeba give Notice, That on Tuesdath the Nit:: if Dectiaber next, they will he wady to ric'eireTeaders iii writtig (scaled up) and treat for the supply (oil separate Contracei) of al/ such quantities of Beef and Mutton, Vegetables, Candjes, Soap, and , Bavins; as 2nay be required for the service of the ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITALS: at HASLAR and PLYMOUTH r e.tpatively, during. tlu.spacc of Twelve Calendar Months, from the Ist of Jannory 1.818 inclusive. Bread, Wine, The Conditidns qf the Contracts Mtly be seen at the Se c. etary's Of/ire, at this Office . ; or by applying to the Steteartts of Me above-mentioned hospitals. No regard will be had to any Tender in which. the, Price shall not k inserted in Words at length, or that she not be delivered to thi , Board before One o'Cllock. on 'ilia said Tuesday, •the 16th of December next nor unless the Per son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends t?, answer when called for. Each Tender must alsobe acco►upanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Pets°mt, engaging to become Iwund with Me Party tendering - , in the Penal Sum of 500/. for the due per formance of the Contracts for each of the two first men tiuned .Irtieks, and (Lt . Mt. for each of the others. CLAIMS ON THE. BRITIiH AID OFFICE AT LISBON. Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, Dec. 1, ISI7. [ p ersons haiiing UNSETTLED AC COUNTS with Mr. BELL, of the British Aid Office in Lisbon, are hereby required to deliver such Accounts, either at the British Aid Office, in Lisbon, or to this Board ; before the Ist of February next, in order that they ►nay he exa and finally •ettled ; and all Persons indebted upon these Ac counts itre required to pay forthwith the Balances' due by them, either at the British Ali►l Office. in Lisbon, or to gr. HILL, Agent for Commissariat Supplies, at this Office. EAST INDIA 110LTSE, Dec. 3, ISI7. THE COURT of DI RECTORS Of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIEs, do herebygire Notice, • That the (WAR CERLY GENERAL COURT of the sail COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House in Leaden hall-street, on Wednesday, the 17th Instant, is made SPE CIAL, fur the purpose of considering 'certain Resolutions of the Court of Directors res : .ecti , ig the FEE FUND, and cer tain Polments heretofore, made and prdpoied to be hereafter mad* from that Fund. JAMES COBB, Kectetary. BANK ()V ENGLAND, Dec. 3, ISI7. W HEREAS. by An Act paused itt the 57th year of his present Majesty's Reign, Cap. 113, en titled " An Act to prevent the fin t her Circulation of Dollars " and Tokens issued by the G'ivern-n• and Company of the " Rank of England ) for the convenience of the Public," it is enacted, that's from and after the 230 day of March, " 1815, the said Dollars and Tokens shall no longer pass or " circulee, or se•rrceived in Payment or Exchange, under " a. Penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, nor less than Polly " Shillings;" now the said Governor and Company, in order to prevent Persons from incurring the Penalti2s of the above mentioned act, do hereby repeat the Notice given in the London Gazette of the 42d day of July last, that the Bank will. Exchange hit Sliver Pieces, called Tokens, issued by them, at tile respective Rates of 3s. and Is. ed. each, for the Gold or Silver Current Coin of the Realm, or for Bank Notes of the said Governor and Company, at the option of the Holders. _ ROBF,RT BEST, Secretary T I-1 E• LOTTERY. TO-MORROW there will be above Six Thousand TICKETS Drawn, and Every One a PRIZE. CI CARROLL, the Contractor, has the ho- MLA' flour of informing-ibe Public, that none of the great Capitals were decided by the First Day's Drawing; therefore the _ _ • SIX GRAND PRIZES of L. 40,000 yet remain in the Wheel. The SECOND DAY of Drawing will be TO-MORROW. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, are on Sale at the Others of G, CAItIU)LL, • 7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET, whet• 7,735, the last Prize of 30,0001. ever drawn, ,vas sold in Shares. N.B. 'The Prices remain the same as before. TO-MORROW will be the SECOND DAY of MAWING, And ALL the CAPITALS in the WHEEL. 1 awl J. SIVBWIt IGHT have the pleasure of 8 _ informing the Public, that ALL the SIX PRIZES of L.i0,000! are still in the Wheel, no Capital above 2001. having been de terniined by the First Day's Drawing. TO-MORROW every Ticket (and there will be above 6,000, drawn) will be a Prize. J. and J. SIVEWRIGH r hope their Friends will be equally as fortunate as in the Last Lottery, when N 0.2,377, a Prize of 20,0001. was distributed amongst them, at their Offices, :t7, Corn hill, I .3s, Haymarket, 11, Holborn, And X4l, tlkford-street ; IV here TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, are on Sale, at the saute Prices as before. 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This Day was published, With a faithful Portrait, in Two Vols. ern. price 255. 9 1 11 g LIFE situ, ERRORS or JOHN DU - TON, Citizen nf London ; with the Lives.andCharac ters of more than tOnn contemporary .Divines. and other Persons of Literary F.minence. To which ore added, Dun tontoit's Conversatnot in - Ireland, and Selections troth lijs other Worlcs.• Printed for Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-passaie; Fleet-st mtg. Speedily %yin be published, Handsomely printed in Two Vo',intim Octavo, price in boards ls. the Second lotion of . SERII7,S of SMINIONS no VARIOUS SUB ;1. JECTS of DOCITINE ona tirtAc (h• the Rev. GEOR6F, M VIIIEW, A.M. Chaplain . to the Right Tion. the r,arl of BriOol, Alternate Morning Pt*tcher at the Parish, Church of St. :lames, Westminster, Alternate FA-ening . Preacher 'at Ihe Maedalen Hospital, and Vicar of Greenwich. Printed for the Author; and sold by F. C. and J. Ritington, St. Pad's Church-card; and J. 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Illustrated with Three Hundred Engravings. Each County will be complete in 12 Numbers, and form a distinct II or'k. London : Printed for Lou man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and 11W11 : .1. Greig, Upper-street, Islington; and P. Young man, Witham, and Nlaldow, Essex. Arrangements are made to publish the other COunties of tugland, Scotland, and Ireland, on the same plan.. SECOND .A.ND 7:stW PIANO , TORTEIS. TO the Nobility awl Gentry in the N a vy and Arm F.— Mr. WATLEN, Pi,Non-Votie-mal;er to the Royal Families of Franee and the Netherlands (formerly of the Royal Nary'', rooms grilteful tiooks to the Noblemen and Gentlemen as above, and partienhirty to 'his Id 'ship mates, for their hind support these 'last tent years lie has tines rentoved to throle spacious Premise,s, No. i 3, Leicester. place, whet e his Pat ent MILK-WE CA BIN ET, and all (Moo Pi ANO-FORTES Are made and sold on the most liberal terms, finished in a superior style, by _the lat:ntor of the CaL4set and Obliqut YiAni)-Fates. , READING, WEDNESDAY, .Dix 3. ,DEATH OF 11-I,E PRINCESS 'CHARLOTTE. • . A Coopty Meeting era; hjld 41 the Town-hto to-day, in consespenee of. a Reytisittono for the purpos ui presenting Ad!fre” . es Condolence oz this lamented event. At . 12 o'clock tit,: High Sheriff took the. Chair.. T-o re .was a numerous but not a crowded attentlanc.e. Letters of apo. logy were read from the two Members of the County.. . . Tht•HIGH SHERItT said, that none of his pre- decessot sin office had ever occasion to. perlortn so painfnl a duty as now fell to his lot. As a lather, and as aluishand, he. sympathized deeply with the high . .l'crsonages who were More especially afflicted by.the hiss which all deplored. He would now read the Requisition, and thus introduce the itninediate,ohict oftheir Meeting. Sir itIATHANI.EL DUCKENrIBLA) moved an Ad dress to the Prince Regent, condoling with bins upon the loss of a virtuous and beloved Daughter, and expressing a hope that his Royal•Higuness, while he regarded with satiSfaction the d sym pathy of a loyal and affectionate peOple, would derive his principal siOort from reli t ;ion. Sir Maims XIMENO seconded the Address. After: some °deb .te air \ ong several Gentlemen as to. the form of tbaßequithion tor the Meeting, to end which a motiOn of adjournment was proposed, when the question, was pot, the High Sheriff ordered all whO Were not Freeholders to with draw. All withdrew lkut .0 few Gentlemen on eathside of the Chair. He then desired all. those ou his kit, who were aga;nst tire adjourn ment,. to move to his right: They did So. He Atext cal;'ed upon all who opposed the adjourn. meat to , spew bands. About a dozen on his right did so. Mr. Ballet in the mean time called out to :41 freeholders to return and vote. The mass lho%ed forward 'again, and on a show of hands fur the - adjournment being ordered, a few geatiemen on the left, and all who had withdrawn, held up their hands. The Sheriff declared the adjourn-, lost. Mr. Itillett demanded a pull. It was tefttsed. The addres3 was then carried 11111111:-. monsly: Mr. MOULDING moved a similar address to Prince livopaid. lie would only further repeat to them epitaph he had seen, et strikingly ap.i. lineable to his.SerenelJi;liness ." Heaumus, but murmurs tiot.; grieves, not delyairs , '" Feels as a man, but as a Cbtittiau beiws." 111 r. LfEBEN Roca) seconded the Address. Mr. LIALLF.TT ►!served; that ii,voe colt hd h ave conducted hi:nisei' better titan P. ince Leopold. Though ri foreigner, he was endeared to every Euglish heart. ; kle did not now repeat the ohjre• tior►s ►cltiet. were, equally applicaule to both ad; dresses, bk,ause.he si:tadd be lesitled with c 1 moor; the Sheriff• would deeldre the result of - a pretended division while. he refused it Will, and could .uot pretend to uetne the numbers on either side. _ Mr. PALmER only regretted, that it could not receive the approbation of greater numbers. Tilt Address was unanimously agreed to. Sir NATHANIEL DUCKENFIELD moved the thanks Of the Meeting to the Sheriff ;.npon hearing which all moved off but !lie Sherilf twd two or three friends, to w.hom he returned thanks for the honour they had done him; and thus the Meeting was dissOlved at hull-past one o'clock. OLD BAILEY. Yesterday these Sisiions of Oyer and Teta miner, 0: General (i.tol Ddivery, commenced in the Justice Hel, Old Ridley, before Mr. j us ti c e BAILEY, Mr. Liaron GraAttam, the Luta) MaSOtti RECORDER, Aldermen, Thomas Ryan stothi indicted for a burglary in the dwelling house of D. Smith, and with stealing Omen] two pair of boots,_ and three pair of shoes, his property.—Guilty of steal ing, but not of the liurgla , y. Charles Farcy. Riad, was indicted foi stealingtwu 11. notes in the dwelling-house of Thomas . Husband, his proper , y.— Guilty of stealing to the antoant of S.'CISi only. lij.inGLAKY.-- I .l 4 :dward /looker and Harding dieted capitally for burglarionsly brealing and ehttring the dwelling-Goose of Cornelius Jacks.ni, with ittteni to steal his goods and chattels. The Jury, under tut: direction of the Learned Judge, found the prisoner% Gitilty-- , Death Robert and tVtn. West were capitally indicted • for a bur- glary iw the dwelling-house of Geo. Messenger, and stealing therein a paiea shoes. Guilty—=Death. Nu other case of importance was tried this day. PRESENT sTArE OF NEWOATE. Rlales. Females , CunTiets under sentence of Death • Vanspintation for Life—. 14 17 _ ----r--! Transportation tor 14 Years 2 ti ---. transportation fut . 7 Years 84 31 Respited•dnring pleasure ...., 4 Prisoners under sentence of Imprisonment for Misdemeanours • • •. 3B 20 Prisoner who sl ands convicted, hut OH Whom the Judgment of the Court has been re spited Prisoners fur Trial, ttc • • 4 147 .-- Tot al - St , 110 Of those untlot sentence Of Death Ode are--•one of 14 years oh!, One of t 5, ieven of 17, foltr of I , eight of 19, jive Of 20, sixteen of 40 to 30, and ten front 30 to 45. SCOTCH BA NK RU PTS. Olcs. Novell)her 22. Julia gephorn of Wel'sly, parish of Arad-- dale, horse:-dealer—Creditors meet in Temittit's Inn, Strath oven, 4th and 180 beta:tither, at 1. P.XAMINATION'i. .130:IDENDS. Creditors of Jitaies and llunter and Co. same lime intr.:haws, Port filasgoW, meet in the Prince of Sale Tii 7 vern, (llasgow, I:2lhDeretuher, at 1.2. Creditors of Itoliert Shiets, nicrehant, Glasgow, !nee in the Othce-of James Kerr, accountant there, 19th DeeeirCiert at V:L • States or the affairs of .Tames ..and William Richardson, wool-toerchatits and mannfacturers, it:stick, lie With An drew Lout;, writer, Selliirh, the trustee. Alexauder Black, linen-printer at Meadowside, near Par tic?:, and Alierdein, NlAehatie, and Cu. maurchantss tel.), Lave applied for discharges.