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London, England, 1806-11-07 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

OC-7aer 15, 1236,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 'MA-
FES TY's ORDNANCE do he'?es' give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, and at
the Oldoaqce Office, at Chatham, their Officers- there, on or
before the lel of December next., from such Persons as .nray be
willing to sendertake the Performance of the PI. U 1:413 E R's
WO RK fa. the Service of this Detariment at Chatham.
Further Particulars, tg. tber with the Term,. and Conditions
of the Contpaß, may be Anown IZP64 aptlication at the Secretary's
Ogee, its Pall-Mall af:resq, any Day between the 11;Atr: of
Ten and Four &Clock, and also at the Ordnance Office at Chat.
bans.

The Proposal: are lobe .telded, and marked on the outride," Pro-
posals for performing the. Plumbers' lkotk a! Chatham." Battle
Propotal cav be admitted after the said ist D. y ol Deetetbrr next,
at twelve o'clock at 4.0 on. OR Mat dly, neither will a:y Tender be
noticed, unless Me m.hting it, or 'an Agent in bit bthalf,
shall attend.

Ts} Ohio. cj Ibc Board,
R. fl. CREW.

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GENERAL ELECTION.

7.3%he gtITLENjEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY pt SUI?-KgY•

.q,g/CFLEMEN,
THE lery flattering manner ,in which .you have
this Day done me the Honour of Re-el-e-ling me,
my
.warmest acknowledgments,
positive assurances of Support I received from every
part of the County convince me, beyond a possibility of
I.ionbt, that had the Contest 'continued longer our triumph
-1,-.'ould have been one of
,the most signal in the history of
Pblitic,al Contests.
t shall be the study of my life to merit a continuance of
- your kindness.,by a scruptrious adherence to the Principles
py which I accturtedi: ; and in discharging; to the best of.
try ability, my Duty to the Country at large, I mall not be
_ aurgettul of the particular and local Interestsof this great
aid Fespe4able County.
1 hae‘tlio Honour to be' ,
• Your Most obliged and devoted Servant,
, .
WILI!.1A11,1
f-ildfordl,Nov. 6 18e6
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fRitb'eC4'I•ITLEMEisI,CLERGY, ancl FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.
C;SIIT4EMEN_,
DISSOLOTION of PAIILIAMENT hay-
t ing taken place, I feel it necessary to declare, that it
i.c.iny intention again to otrei my Service.
cannbt permit this.° pportunity to
.pass w tithou return.whose
ing..my particular and warmest Thanks to nay Friends,
kipti Partiality', more than any Merits.of my own, placed Inc
fp 'My late distinguished Situation.
To the beat of my knowledge, I have pursued an indepen-
"lent and honourable late of Parliatnentary Duty, and never.
Tr4ctelttetitinfidence reposed in, me the _Footstool of my Am-
hope, my public condul has been such as to leave
ao room fd'r censure, and that I return the' important Trust
confided to me unsullied.
Ife
',Ahired, that-if you again Eleft .me as one of your Re-
presentatives, 1 shall 'ever entertain a high sense of the ho-
Lour conferred on me, and that `I shall remain with, much
KSpecj and regard,
C;EN'cLEIgEN!
Your.vsry grateful, obliged, and obedient Servant,.
- GIIBEKT HEATHCOTE.
'T.Tormanton Park, oa. 2. , 1806.

To thec ENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
of the COON 1Y of LINCOLN.

G.,..m.,m.,, .. - . •
HE High Sheriff having appointed Tuesday'the•
1 ith Day of November for the Election of Members
to serve this, County in Parliament, I 1-equest the. honour of
your attendance in ►py hehalf at Lincoln; on that Day, at Ten
et'floc. _

I am, Gentlemen,
Your very grateful, obliged,-and bumble Servant,
GILBERT 11EATHCOTE,
prpprenor-square, O&. 30, xBp6.

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40LE:\I QUIS DICERS FALSUNI iAJDEAT?

LONDON,

FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 7, .1806 k

• rapid adyance of the French Armies has so
.csompletely stopped up the usual channels of in-
telligence, that, uotwithstanditl the arrival of the
llemburgh Mail, we remain in the same state of
gncertainty with respecl to the condition of the Prus,
siatL Armies ; and we fear that for some time to.
.come,we shall only receive intelligence through the
-medium of..theJ.rench and Dutch Papers. Serious
• apprehensions are entertained, that the Corps under
the Dukes of Baugs-wicx oEts, and WEIMAR,
Whigh was endeavouring to effeEt its retreat towards
the Oder, would be cut off; There can be no doubt
•that,as the French entered Berlin on the 24th, and
the Prussians did not cross the Elbe at Havelburgh
till the itGth, the former would have been in
time to cut off their retreat ; but it it be • true
. that, the Troops under the Dukes of BRUNSWICK.
and WR'.I.IAR amount to Thirty Thousand men,
' we very much doubt whether.the. French are in Suf-
.
ficient force, at Berlin to cut them off; at least it is
hardly :possible that they should have had such
a, decided superiority as would render it '
im-
pos,sible for the Prassiens• to fight their way through.
With respea tO.the Propositions which the KING of
Piussl4 is said to hare made to BONAPARTE for
• Peace, we haVe no information except thdt which is
- de..-ived from private Letters. It is stated, that BolstA-
r-iirrE not only refused to negotiate, but declared
that •he knew of no such person' as the KING of
pßins;A. Though we have had repeated specimens
•of Bors:APARTL's arrogance, we cannot beticie that he
'could carry it to such an extent. "

t4e 14th,

The report,of the arrests Qf Count HAUGWITZ and
M, LOMBARD still . continue to prevail ; but we
have not the means of ascertaining what degree of
credit is due to them.

Three Gottenburg4 Mails arrived this morning,
.one of which contains the following extra& of a
later from Lund, in Scania, dated ..)a. 23, 1806,
" 1 have to tell you sad, news ! The Prussian
Army totally defeated; the QUEEN of PItiiESIA
and tier children are at this moment in Sdalsund,
-whither it is said the KING of SWEDEN sent for
nvite her to, come over and .take refuge in this

pommy."
• The abovesle.tter evidently refers,to ,the aEtion of

. .. .
Yesterday a Board was held at the Admiralty for
the'admission of invalid seamen and marines into
Greenwich Hospi6l.
, , -
Lieut. JONES is appointed to the impress service
On tiie Rivei Thames.. ' . .
r.,ientetiant YouNo' is promoted to the rank of
co,,T.mi4nder4 41-14 to the command of the Curlew
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