The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-11 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRACTS.
COSIIIIIIIIARTAT DZPARTKIXT,
Tikcasvar CHAMBERS, OCT. 29, 181&
NoTwE is herelyi giros to all Persons desirous of
mirtracting to supply the following Ankles for the use of
the Am!. ^s""* ' I
BREAD.
To kj, majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks in the under-mentioned Counties:—
Cornwall Norfolk
BEEF AND MUTTON,
To FM Maiestfe Land Forces in Cantonments. Quarters, and
/Wracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands:—
Dried! Leicester York
Deign hliddloce Noel io and riouth
theism Monmouth Wales
Seer Northampton Guernsey
Isle of Slight Northumberland Jersey
Lancattet Warwick Alderney
OATS. I

To bia Ms:lefty% Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Cantonments
and Quarters, in the undermentioned County :

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Cumberland
FORAGE, viz.
..isr a, Hal', and Sr stew to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery
mous, in Barracks, and OATS in Conammema and Quarters,
tie me under-mentioned Counties
;trefoil Northampton Suffolk
That the Dared.* are to commence on and for the 25th day of
December neat; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and minted
Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or
Writhe 30th day of .Novedober, but none will be received after
Twelve o'Clock on that day.
Proposals moat be made separately for each County and Wood,
eteept foe the Coundai comprising North and South Wales, all of
our be included in one Tender, u also mum the Islands of
Dummy, jersey, and Alderney ; and each Proposal must have
the Leta winch is annexed to the Tender properly filled up. by
two penons of known property engaging to become bound with
the pony tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars,
for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he
nJticed unites made on a printed Tender, aid the prices expressed
lo words at length ; and should it so that during the
continuaace of the Contract nu weeps sapplied by Thine
of the same, the amount of the Setempre• deaCtentmet and Bond,
,Wd to tha first instaoes by tie oseloseloyiltall be refunded to
him.
particulars of the Coatroom m 4 be bad apse application at these
Champs, bear= tie bens of ten and four ; and of the Barrack
Hum m Oameneey and Jersey.
Y.B. gamplas of the Dread and Meal may be seen at this Office,
between the hours of twelivemed two.

LONDON anil MANCHESTER EQUITABLE
LOAN COMPANY.
A SENERAL MEETING of the Subscribers to this Com-
paq teal be held on SATURDAY, the 12th day of November
my, at the North and South American Coffee-house, Thread-
nraiketreet, at One o'Clock In the Afternoon precisely.
By order of the Directors,
Oetsbee 11,1825. CHARLES SAYE.
DRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.—At an
13 OPEN M EETINfi of the GENERAL COMMITTEE
r the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION, held at the
Crows sod Anchor Tarern,„Strand, yesterday,
CHARLES BUTLER, Eoq. in the Chair,
It was Resolved—
Teat we tender owe warmest acknowledgements to the sixty-nine

Peak far die seedneebt espentaed in the Repolutions adopted by
dna ille9nuidbeee ef his Grace the Duke of Buckingham, a
densiseteeeldialealated to console us under the most painful
reellnefelinppabelanant ; and that this Committee recognise, in
tasmwssi sonearminfike advice of their illustrious patrons, the
diennsin to gin full effect thereto, by continuing to afford us
ne aid** talents and twvertul influence in the Empire,
ASsst.setlleptieal crisis of nor affairs. is of paramount import.
sensadesenatpeerellal aohilialy to our efforts to obtain relief.
rse ne the death of the late Earl of Donough.
aim Y • So the Catholic cause; that the title of its
" Advent'," given to him by general consent, has been
fv:ly jueidll *bin adherence to the line of Catholic politics
mrtoi by bleeneestor in times of the most violent prejudices and
oppositioa,nte by a persevering zeal and firmness in support of our
just claims, whist we only excite nor present feelings, but must
locum thu graisfel nelletebninee of Catholic posterity ; that our
wet, barna stifinied—lf regret at such a loss be Susceptible
ofeeeiledlen:lo a knowledge that his spirit lives, and governs
suralsossrsvisy surviving member of his family.
iota betel. of Condolence. with a copy of the above
Reetrien. Is innamitted to the present Earl of Doemightnore, fo
the nen of to &Mal Catholics.

---liattligiatnerou47;actsaripuhlitations which have bees dls.
ttAMsd Onlighout England, under the direction of the Defence I
Omahas. are eminently calculated to remove many erroneous
prier otataraing our religious and civil principles, from the
isioisef our countrymen, and to conciliate them to the great us.
lad toesseve of oar Emancipation ; that all classes of British
Cedilla re equally interested in the attainment of this object ;
edam as treed cannot be distributed, nor the circulation of them
ht stated. without an extraordinary degree of expenditure on the
pun of the Committee, it is Incumbent on every individual Catholic
is discaentry to contribute according to his means, and with the
lean possible delay, to the fund from which that expenditure Is to
be tapplioi.
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That the thank% of this Meeting are dne, end are hereby given,
to die Rev. Hr. Bird, for the ,andnur and liherality displayed in
bit swoon, delivered on the 12th of August laat, before the Judges
of Aiwa at Appleby.