The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-21 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL nEGlstrft.

mitted to the Meeting such regulations as the Committee
bed judged it expedient to roconirntiol, most of which
were adop►ed. A Committee, consisting of five gentlemen,
together with the officers of the charity, were appointed,
who are to meet quarteil, in order to copes intend and
direct its concerns. The Treasurer (Alde•tman Cole)re-
ported that the nitro: made to the public had alicaily
bern productive of benefieial effects to the charity. Ne
had received 151:4i the Manor, itcil all imlnow bene-
factress had sem a donation of int It appeanrit to be the
general opi • of the mectieg that it oils only necessary
to flake known tin. wants of the Institution, and that the
tattle liberal feeling ts hirh bad long distinguished the it.-
habitants of Norwich, would be exerted on behalf of the
Dispensary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
March 1, 1819.
THE Principal Officers of his Majesty's Ordnance
do hereby give Notice, that Proposals wilt be I errived at
their OMee iu Pall Mall, ou or before IVeth.cs.las the 14th
March Mama, from such Persons as may be a ilhor, to un-
dertake the Supply of the undermentioned tpiantity of ELM
and 0 11{ TIMBER, fur service of the Royal Carriage
Drpaitment at Woolwich, viz. 330 Loads of florin Eint
Timber, each Tree to contain 80 feet and upwards ;-180
loads of Hewn Oek Tianbcr, two thirds of which must be
iu Tree., containing itt feet aiol upwards in each 'f lee, and
the remainder must vontain 60 feet and upwards iu each.
Tree.—Tha whole of the Eltu Tauber must be delivered at
Wooloirb 'Anhui two ntoutios, and the Oak Timber within
four Months, from the date of the contract, and the Terms
01.41 C liti.nts of the Contract may be Lunn it at the Se-
cretary': Oilice in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Dsy lictis cell
the Hours ..f Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pt op.wals
out-t be delivered be a Ir. I up, and endorsed " Proposals for
the supply of Timber," but no propovil can be admitted after
the -alit 24th Day. of March iu-taut, at Twelve o'clock at
Nteet id the same Day, neither will any.Tesi.ler be noticed
ot.less the Party making it, or au Agaut iu his behalf shall
at:eutl.

'lly 0 tier of the it,a d.
NR. H.CREW, Secretary.

:TEAS
MUCII BETTER AT THE PRICE.

LONDON GENUINE TEA WAREHOUSES,

No. 6, Ludgate Fill, 138, Oxfunl Street, and 4, Charing Croat.
Established for the SALE of TEAS pure and unadulterated, as
• • they .re imported by the East Italia Company.

F. SPARROW and LO. in returning their matt
grateful Thanks for the derided preforcnce given to their TEAS
ever since their Establishments on I.t.c:iate Hill and Oxford
Street, embrace the present opportunity ..finforming their friends
and the pu:lic„ that for the accommodation of thdr numerous
friends in the Wei.u.rn parts of the Metropolis, they hav;., [:ken
commodious Pren.isos, late in theoccupatlen of Mr. J. Russell,

No. 9, CII.IIIING CROSS,
Two doors from Northumberland-house, nearly opposite the Gold-
en Cross, and selected from the sale just ended, a general assort.
ment of fine strong full.flavoured Teas, same as have given such
universal satisfaction at their Warehouses on Ludgate Hill and
Oxford Street, and which they are determined to sell in theirpart
state, upon such terms as have not before been offered to the pub.
lie; trusting, that front more than twenty years experience in
the Tea Trade in the City of London, they have acquired so com-
plete a knowledge of the real qualities and properties of Tea, as
will enable them at all times to select such as will continue that
decided preference over the many attempts that are daily made to
impute upon the public by those persons who have practised the
most shameful adulterations ; as well as by. others alto are nut
i sufficiently acquainted a ith the proper qualittei, of the article.
CAUTION.—As seve:al Shops are open in the sante neighbour-
hoods, plea ce o be particular in the Direction, No. 6, near the
bottom of LUDOATE HILL. No. 158, OXFORD STREET, be-
tween Holies Street. and Old Cavendish Street, directly opposite
the Mona Marble Works. and No. 2, Chita' win Coosa, two
Doors from Noithumberland House, nearly opposite the Golden
Cruse.

•. The Dame over the Door at each House.

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BURGESS'S ES4ENC E. OF ANCHOVIES,
%Varelsouse, No. 107, BTRAND, corner of the SAVOY-
S I EP',: BURGESS & SON being ap
prizes: of the numerous endeavours made by many persons
to impose a spurious egticle tor their make, feel it incum-
bent sin tlitut to request the atteutiou of the Public, in
purchasing what they conceive to he the ORIGINAL, to ob-
serve the Nasty, and ADDR6titi correspond pith the 'above;
—the Kenerai appgstrauce of the spurious descriptions st ili
deceive the utiguarded, mid for their detection, J. B. & Son
submit the 41110,0;0g Cautions,—some are in uppearance
at first. Al,ght ".The Genuine," but without any mime or
address ;!--. sulne " Burgess's Essence of Atieliovies,"...
others" Burgit's," and mime more nidiout address.
Jolit's; BI,AGESS & SON having been many years
honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every
seutiment of respect tuna, ils the Public, and earnestly so-
licit them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing
what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope
will Prevent many dicer, ~, i ,

tonbon feartirte.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, March 15. 1819.
M"r Market ripened rather brink tins morning, fine English,
and An Wheat experienced An ipiviince of 111. Pelqt• ;
it.rrrtnr t met k sale at prices, the arrival,
from Lite ciait king eery Barley fully Instr.•

::ES OF

liter Mea-ine
1140/14/1 Y.
e.
68 a 74
75 n 82
46 a SO I

52 a 56
51 a 6,
65 a 80
23 a 8I
28 a 33
50 a 63
48 a 54
5$ a 60
54 a 60
58 a 66
441. a 481.

E WEEK,

FRIDAY.
6. t.
63 a 74
73 a 82
46 a 111

50 a 54
51 a 6
'63 it 74
if a SO
YT a 32
50 a 55
48 a 54
54 a 60
54 a 60
53 a 56
44 a 4294