The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-10-24 00:00:00

OFFICE OF tIRDNANCE,'StrY.IIII,IB)7.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ff HIS MA.
JESTYI ORDNANCE do Ain tv Rue Nwice, That
Peemetais will be reeeivert at their Office, in PCI-Ntel, on of
Went WEDNESDAY, the 18th of N. 'umber next, (non
same Femme as may be willing i i undotake the Supply us
tM under.enentierted Quantities and Description at TIMBER
A.* MATERIALS requited for SCITICt of thu Depotawn
t Wee/rick, els.
400 Loads ef hewed Oak Timber, from 70 to 80 het
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Oak Spokes, chopped.
1000 Loads of Elm Tiasber, hewed.
• 3000 Elin Socks. chopped and bored, 151(15 inches ; and
4000 Ditto, 14% 14 inches:
fir Leads of Ash Timber, round, from 30 to 60 feet
sineetuig.
500 Leads of 4-incli Ash Plank.
110,A0 Ash Telles, 4 n Inchr.S.
401) Mb Axletree Red., 4 feet lIX7 Where.
6000 It inches feet, -operfictal, of seasoned Elm Board ; and
30,000 inclairs ditto of ditto.
The whole of she Articles to be deltvered at Woelwieb, a•
the ex;reuse tin the Contlar:tor, in the following Propartion
and on or before the period. hereafter specified, via.
Vet March, 1603-40' I. ads 1 tl a Elm Timber, all. :00
Loads of the Ash Timms. ;
3th April.4oo Lon:* of the Elm Timber, One H of the
Elm Sum.k., 20. Loa•le of the Ash Timber, 15 ‘.oaris of
the Ash Plaik, 13, 40 Ash Feiltes, and the • re of the
Ax!etree Beds;
3: eh Jone.—Yon Loarteofthe Oak Timber, 30,000 Oak Spokm,
3,0 Loads o: th, Elm Timber, the remaining; Half of the
Lim boa Its. ZOO Curly at the Ash Timber, 150 Loads of
the Ash Plant. and 1,•,•4I0 Ash 4ri!ies;
3 th `reptein•tere—lno Loads of the Oak Timber, and 30,000
of the Oak Spokes;
And, on or **cove the 114th of December, 1438, the whale of
the Elm Hoard.

Propotals .uar be offered, jointly or seplestelr, fair each
Article; net Tend-r ca., be received fur the Timber and
Plink for less than 90 Coasts of each , for the Oak Spokes tor
lets theta 1000; fur I 1... Stocks for les* than 4‘..1 et ether clia
ttaglgS t fee Ash Fe lees for hie than 2000; for Ash Axle.
Moe SA Isr Mr than 140; and I t theElte Board Of manes
be end Sem NSS aeimelleiel Feet ; and for that of inch fee
lime "hieSMll esperfielat Feet ; neither will coy Stick of Elm
nabs, le receive() weir Su
Farther Particulars soy bai known notes application to the
Inspector of the Royal Carriage Miter, meat, at Woolwich,
also at the Seeretares Office. in Pall-Malt aforesaid, any day,
between the hams of Ten and Feet o'Clock, whew* the Terms
aad Condittent of the Contract may be seem, and where also
the Prepleale are to be delivered, waled sp, and endo,el
" lemmas for Dogfish Timber, rte." But no Proposal can be
admitted alter the said 18th of November nem, at Teals.,
e'Clmk at Noon of the same day; neither witi any Tender
It. flouted, anima the Patty making it, or an Agent no his
behalc)ittaU attend. By Under e. the Avery,
K. H. CREW, Secretary.

NEW mturlA.
The Banoe s. centrothice immediately. and be completed in
three Months.
' 111 HE Public are respettlully informed, that Re-
-1 mopes of Inditronifieation may be had at the old ens.
blishod MILITIA soca: ry OFFICE, Nu. IS. Lewes*,
Pied/. Lettesterusquare; of Mr. Clifford, 292, flatus&
street I and et the easel Agents
/crams worth 100 i. to pay 11. 4s..—others 21 t7s.
W. WILSON, Treasurer.
,ONDON GENUINE WINE COMPANY.
.14 The Publie have for a considerable time had to lament,
that in addition to the enormous pries paid for the said• s or
life, they are in general so adulterated as to be in a great ton-
tine deprived of their intuitive Tiality, while many of them
are united with pernicious ingredients, altogether destructive to
health. Ibis evil, with respect to Wine, has been known to
exist for several years to an latent truly alar.ni ,g, it being
drank to larur Trundles than other liquors, end being
frequently resorted to as a thedicith—for which, in general,
nothing can be more unit. To remedy them grievances, se.
rug Fleapit, 'maw*, diltiord he the sale of Winestiposses
linga complete knowledge piths trade le all its branches, have
associated, and rewired to establish a Company fur the lin.
wirtation of Wine, under sualt regulations and ',messiness as
will effectealy seclude the pouthility of ailuiteratii.e. And
it is primontd the Company shall supply the Piiblic with
(mania. Port, Madeira, sad Sherry Wines, fur which pairse
p;o:t.tt correspondence will be immediately opened.
Thu Capital to be 50J,0901. and to be raised in 504. Shares.
As the whole Capital may not be immediately wanted, it is
intended at present to make the following calls
par Slier. at the time of
per Slier in a mouth from the feint public Meeting.
al 2 months

11 S ditto.
31.

41. . . . . 6 ditto.
The remainder of the Capital to be coiled fee es the Dime-
tors may find It necessary, so that an call rafted 41 per cent.
nor be, oftener repeated than fear Owlet in a year.
To prevent wnJav practices, no person directly or indirectly
concerned in the importation of Wine, either by original sub-
scription or transfer, will be chained a Proprietor ; and the
serieriaumdant rst the concern will he required, once in every
three month., hi.take an oath belay the Lord Mayor, that all
the %Vine said in the three preceding muatns, was actually no.
pnricd by them, and sold genuine and unadulterated, and to
prevent dealers maging the commonly after it lies left the
Company's pwresnon, tin Wine will be said but in bottles,
sealed with the Company's Seal.
The neeessary regulations are framing by the Committee,
and will very shortly be sahnutted for the subscribers' appro.
beano.

It were superfluous to offer any arguments of the necessity
of thi. Company, or this h-neat that ints.t accrue to the public
foam its establishment, experience loudly speaks in its behalf.
With simper!' of its success DO doubt Gan be enteruinted ; and
it is matter of congratulatimi, that public concerns to reme-
dy evils of a similar tendency have out enly a oierered the mu-
paean end, a. far as the public are cones. nail, but have paid the
pirometara a profit, which, however large, might to he C4lllll.
dered only the just rewards( their patriotic exertions.
The Committee worst cosy day, as the Crown and Rolls
Room, L. ,ancerv•laie, brilliant the hours of 'dimes and two;
and have appointed Mews. Saimaa,. Wake and Postktliweitr,
Backers, Lombard street ; Masere.Davison and Co. Bookers,
Pall-Mall; and Sir. Wild, ion. the &Ardor, Castle-street,
Falcon-square, 10 feetiTll sublictipttimi. *hue Fnupectitios
say be lip.

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