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OFFICE OF ORDN4ACL,

Yun. 6,;1806.
rr. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His
- MA-
JESTY's OR DATAArC E. do heresy give Notice, "I bat
Proposals Will be received at their Office, in St. 11,1,4rga, et: ste,et,
Westminster, on or before Tuesday the ist DAy of July next, from
such Persons as mg), be quilling td undertake the .upply of
TENTS and BEDDING for Service of this Department, to be
delivered at the Tower or Woolwich. as mg be -reepthed, the
Proposals to be delivered separately for each Article ; nod fur:.
Cher 'particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contrat7, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's
Offi.ce, in St. "111argat et-street, any Dny between the Hours of
Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
sealed up, and marked on the outside, ". ProposMs for the Sup-
ply of Tents (or of Bedding as the case may be) for service
Of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can he adadtta
after'the said ist Day of July.
ly Order of the Board, • _

R. N. CREW

OFFICZ OF ORDN4NCE,

.yune 17, isz,6.,
THE PIUNCIPA L OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTI"t ORDNANCE, do hoeby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Offi'ce, in St. Margartt-strert,.
Westminster, on or before Tuesday the Eighth Day of July next,
from such Persons as mgy he willing to undertake the supply of
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES for service of this D.part-
ment ; to be delivered at the Tower, or Mohr!. h, as may be re-
quired..

~ •
Further Particutdrs, togethet with the, Terms and Conditions y-
the Contrat7, fitly le known, upon application at tfte Sec, etcpy's
Office, in St. Margaret-street, any day between the 11.2iirs of ten
and Four o'clock, where the Propoials are la be delivered,. sealed
up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the suppli, of Up-
-66 holstery Articles for service of the Ordnance Department :" but
no Proposal can be admitted after the said Eighth Day of yay:
- • • By Order of the Board, •
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
•

OFFICE for' the AFFAIRS of WV;
Somerset.. Huse, June 18, 1806.
THE/C' OMMISSIONERSfor SPECIAL PUR-
A. POSES under the PROPERTY ACT give Notice, ...hat
on the payment of the Dividends to become due on the sth ;74y
.next, out of the Public -aevensee at the L?ank. of England, the
' South Sea flou,e, or elsewhere within their
.7eurisdiCtion, they
will be ready to grant the Allowances for Exemptions to F.reign.
ers, and other purposes diva-led by the said Aa, with as much ex-
peditiOn as the nature. of the Proof will allow; and far the proven.
riot of delay, they recommend Attornies.and Agents, having Claims
for Exemptions, to farthest d the Particulars required, that tle De.
positions may be prepared, "which will he returned to them for ye.
rification as tv:n after the Accounts can be chequed with the Divi..
Send Books of the several Companies by whom payment is made as
is pratlicable: All Attornies or Agents, who haVe omitted to claim
their. Exemptions on Dividendr for the .Years 1803, 1834, and
18os, are required to transmit the necessary Documents fur that
purpose without delay.
. By Order of the Board, •
MATTHEW WINTER.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

FRIDAY, JUNE 2O.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to
the Irish Malt Duty Bill, the Mutiny 'Bill, the
ChelSea Allowance Will, the Dublin Paving Bill, and
.22 Private Bills.

The Corninissioneri were the LORD CHANCEL-
LOR, Lord WALSIN CHANT; and Lord AUCKLAND.

In an Appeal from Scotland, " Martin v. Mae-
the Lord Advocate of Scotland was heard
for the Appeilant.—Fnrther hearing on Wednesday
next.

Mr. HobhObse, Mr:.Alexancler, -Mr. Fellowes,
Mr. Mainwaring, and several other Members of the
House of Commons, brought tip the Duke of Graf-
ton's Agreement Bill, the Insh Mine Bill, the Ad-
ditionfil Assessed Takes Bill, the Gibraltar and-
Malta'Postage Bill, the Prussian Yarn Bill, and some
Private .Bills ; which were read a first time. -
The West India Auditors' Bill passed through a
Committee and was reported..
• The Report of the Iniolvent Debtors' Bill was;
on the Motion of the Earl of LAUDERDALE, or-'
dered to be taken into consideration on Wednesday
next.