The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-03-12 00:00:00

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THURSDAY. MARCH 12, 1807.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Fib. ta, 1107.
rrHE COMMISSIONERS for Viau4ditig Ilia
k Majoithes Noon do heti gire Noire, That on
the 964 if Merck nest, that will he reads to receive Ten-
ders ns Iffriting, (staled ..p), nail gnat far TWO HUN-
D TONS ire' LIVER Pt All, or COARSE GRAINED
cIIESHIRE SALT, or SALT of equal goodne,),
EIGHT HUNDRED TONS of CHESHIRE RAY SALT,
of the s•efowt graiw, or SALT nf equal goodness; oi which the
Pecans It lin Mike the Tenders, are to e knottiest to be deli-
ter tot boo lln M•jesta's Stunt at Deptford, one-half
I. the alit of Ado meet, and the rintainder by the Tnk of Septet*
i,:di bre foil° ineery' lit charge and risqaut to lb. Al. fusty, new
that She Conti aiVor will ha slimed Rs. l W. per TIM jot-porterage
of th- Sok, from the Wharf to the •Stores, and to he pout for by
Pith, payahle, with &terra, Ninety Days after
The Conditions of she Contracts nose he sten at the &ere-
tery's 011iee ; at the Office; sir Sin oridni.: to she Cal ile,l
the Salt Deities as lies rpm/ and iluidienrk, in Cheshire, ye.
'Net reAs' aritoili he had to any Tender, in which the Price thatl
of he triarctrd to IVords a 4 trishoh, or thou shall nee be delnered
to the Board hr lase One o'Clock, on the said Thursday,
the 2604 ifarch nett, new unless the Person uha seal's the ten-
ths., or some Person an his behalf; attends In away when
*tatted jime. • • ,

EAST INDIA-HOUSE, March 11, 107.
TAE COURT ofDI RECTORS o( the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
T It AGING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gite Notre,
That at the Quarterly General Court, appointed to beheld
on the 2.ith irritant, the following Resolutions of the Court of
Directors will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the
Aft of the 99th Gm. 111. cap.,. —sm.
Resolutio.l of the 30th July, MOS, fully acquitting the
Commander and Owner, of the Leis Burgas, from all rosputa_
tron of neeed or misconduct, in respect to the Kars of that
Ship.
Resolution of the 7th January, IPO7, fully acquitting the
Commander and Owner of the Warren Hast:tig,, from all
Imputation of neglect, or misconduct, in respect to Unions
of that Ship.
Resolution of this day, fully acquitting tire Commander
and Owners of the Ship Earl of Ahergerenny, from ell im-
putation of Neglect, or MisconSuct, in respect totter boo of
that Skip. WM. RAMSAY, Sweeten,.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS—WeDasespAT, MAecti 11.

The Solicitor-General was heard in ele appi-41
cause Millie v. White and Others ; and the further
hearing ®f the ssme was fixe4 for Monday next.
The Duke of Susses, Earls Mangers, Kintioul;
and tongford, and Viscount Duncan, tcok the
oaths and their seats.

Lord GRENVILLE rose and said, that in con-
sequence of what had fallen from their Lordships
last night, with respell to the proposed alteration in
the prOtice of the Scottish Judicature, he would
to.enorri.w have the honour to submit to their
Lordbips a specific motion on that sul.ji-.2.
Phe 11,iuse resolved itself into a Committee on
the Sierra Leone Bill; when
Lord AUCKLAND proposed some verbal cot.-
reetiorv, tending to render the (fiat of the Bill
more g-neral ; which were unanimously agreed to,
and the Report brought up.
The Irish Excise and Drawback Bills, the Brandy
Duty, and Refined Sugar Additional Bounty Bills,
with one for vesting certain Powers in the Com-
missioners appointed to repair and cleanse the Sew-
ers of the City and Liberties of Westminster, were
read a third time and passed, and notice thereof
sent to the If ,use of Commons. _ _ _

Lord Walsin;,tharn presented a Petition from the
Debtors confined to the Cs.“A of Staffard, which
was ordered to lie un the Table.—Adjourned.