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THE COM M ISSMN ERS fur comleictiwq Ili;
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.for takirec Care of Sad. aad
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ors TUESDAY the nth January sail, to /ere,
wakd Traders, and treat with teerA Perna, ILS nay he wino% to
970trael for rielealloy SICK aril WOUNDED SEAMEN,
and SICK PRISON RES of WAR, at MALTA, fur tteelue
"tooth certain,
•(rem the Ist March ISIS.

No Teeder trill he 'reeked after Ane o'Cieek on the Day if
Treaty, wooly netiewL widens the Petty, or an Agent for
perannallyeteend. Each Tender nowt 6- arcwepanied by • In-
ter Awe two reTeefable Person., eneaging to bleweee hewed with
she Per ow tewlerieg,in she two of L.e,uuto, for the as perform-
ance qf the Contract.

Fai;tlotr, Particular, rrovy irknneen, Ay opplyioß ot this Oleo ;
or to the eigeots of the raid Coamiesiowees it Malta.
EAST INDIA HOUSE, Orroass 5,181 u.
TILE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
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notice,
. . . .

Thnt they will be relay to receive proposals in writing on
or hefire ti'ECONESDAY., 3114 instaA, from any Person
who may be willing' to let no Freight good cooper hollotno
!amps of the hnetliww.o from coo 110 goo 'foul, holders

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'the Tenders, witb the words "Chip Tender" nu the
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at or before Twelve airlock at noon on the said 31st instant,
beyond which boar au Tender will be received.
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the aline Ships will he 'nosed in the Company's Service,
inlay le had upon application to Mr. John ',orrice, Clerk to
the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday the i.sth inst .

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, isle.

A NEW %YORK ON BREWING.

This day is pu'ilislied, price tus. lid. boards, .•
4 TREATINE mi IiItEWIN(;; wikervin is
111 exhibited the triode Process of the Art old Mystery of
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