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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1814.

IrIC777,ILL.IYG-OFFICE, Sept. 2 I 814.

THE COMM/SS/ONERSfor VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
.en Tuesday, the lith
sof October next, they will be ready to
reccire Tenders in writing (seceded up), anti treat for Fifty
Tons of BLACK SMYRNA' or ALEXIA RAISINS, and TWe
Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be respectively
answerable to Samples (of not less than two poundi weight
each) to he produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in
the space of a Month i ito Tlis Majesty's VietuallingStm4s at
DepTford ; and also for Two Thousand BOLTS of FLAG.k,
for, the 21SC of • the Cooperage, to be alse ansWerablel'o.
Samples to be producedieith the Tenders, and to be delivered
in the space.of Twelve 3fonths, from time to time as demand-
ed, into the Stores before-mentioned. %The whole to be' paid
for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days..afivrdate.s.
T/.e Conditions of. the Contracts maybe seen at the Secre-
tary's °Pee. • .
No regard will be had: to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words .at length, or that sliog no
be delivered to the Board before ,One o'CloCk an the said
Tuesday, the lith of October next, nor unTess,the Person
who makes the render, or some Person on fiti behalf, attends,
to answer when called for..

rICTUA JAW OFFICE," ON. 9, 1914.
THEE
CO VICTUALLING
Ills ard.rEsrrs NAVY' do hereby give Notice,
That one Monday, the 17th Instant, they will -be ready
to rercire Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for
ONE THOUSAND. SACKS of mscurr' MEAL, to be de-
livered in the course of a fortnight into his' Majesty's Vic-
tualling Stores' at Deptford; and to be paid• for by Bills,
payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date.,
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office.

No regard,will be had to any Tender in which the Price rhafl
not he imerted in itords at length, or that shalt L'ot be delivcrea
to the Board beThre Lralf-pait Two O'Cloch on 'the said
Monday, the 17th Inst. nor unless the Person who rakes the
Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, rrttcna's, to answer
when. called for.

PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-LTA-
LES.- and PATENT 'PRAPAIA;AIt SIDEBOARDS
and DINING-TABLES, in one'elepni Piece o Furniture,
and upon P;ro .new different Plans th.; Patent Improved Sofa
Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw. Four Post, and Tent
Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; • Portable
Chairs, with several other new invented and imprOred article's
of furniture; also a general and.very eNtensirc assortment of
Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishin; Houses com-
plete, ready n,antifactured, where Fainilies may select and
furnish a %%lode House in a few days, aoiding the extreme
nconrenience of waiting several Months in coibpleting their
Establishment.

East :Ind West India' Articles, Arririind• Navy, &c. &e. by
Morgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on
Wins the most moderate, fur prompt payment.

BRITISH PAINT MAN UFACTORY, 0, QUEEN-STREET,

CHEAPSIDE:

IMPENETRABLE PAINTS and -COAL TAR BROWN.
UPTON .nitd,Co. '(late of London Wall) most'
respectfully inform the Piddle, that the Impenetrable
Paints are very ornamental, and being ground in Linseed
inn' he,app lied with advantage to all purposesof usefttl Paint-
ing, both inside anti outside, where a bgndsbme appearance,
durability, and economy, are considerations. For Park Palings,
Stuccii and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Bailing, and'Odt-
buildiags of every descriptiono key are peculiarly adapted, as
they resist the effects of weather in ao,astonishingdegree;.
are a Cure 'for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in hot
dictates. They arc of the following tiolours'and 'prices, viz.,
Invisible Green, 565. per Dank Green. 765.; and
Olive Green, 112 s. ; tine deer, Green, Is. 6d. to 2s. per ;
Slate, Lead, and Stone Cole>urs, 's6s. per cwt.-; Chocolate,
525.; Red or Brown, 425.; and White Paint, 60s. Prepared
Oil, to thin r ss. 6d. per gallon.
The Coal of two viz. common, IRs. per
cwt.; and per cwt, They are both applicahle to
t ;lc e:;veriuZ r • ',)ces,; porous Weather Boarding,
•", Thder ground or water; particularly the
! Tar. ~,rfectly insoluble in %rater ; the
wocro it is used ;, it is also of a good colony,
,ard, and is easily applied,. requiring tidy to he'
Hid :in with a.coann,..ia tar heus;,.
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dbie Paiiiis are antieonosive, ami ir.ay be hid
ut"l,A.ii.). at sus.

NAVAL NEWS.

PDXTSMOUTRy OCT. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Tigris, from the Westward. Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships Duncan, Prevoyhnte,and Serapis,
with the Brazil fleet. His Majesty's ship Valiant
twill give protection to the bade bound to the
West Indies and Cork ; and his Majesty's ship
Iphigenia will give instructions to vessels bound
to I3crniuda and,theßabatna Islands. The Snake
will .give instructions to the ships' bound to the
Brazils; Maranham, and the South Seas.—His
Majesty's ship Cyatie takeS convoy from hence to
Newfoundland.—Wind Easterly.
PLYMOUTH,- OCT. B.—Arrived the Hyperion
frigate, from a cruize ; Mutine gun-brig, from
Milford ; Helicon, and • Scylla gun-brig, from a
critize ; Martin sloop of %vat., from Halifax, with
dispatches ; Mary Ann transport, from Quebec,
last from Ireland ; and Jason frigate, from Cork.
Sailed' his Majesty's ship Queen, Admiral PEN-
ROSE, for the - Mediterranean ; and his Majesty's
ship Warspite, for Plymouth. Arrived a large
fleet of roasters, from Wales, and a' large sloop,
t:om 13:Tst.

DnAL, OcT. 8.-Came down from the River
the ‘Vondbridge, for. the Cape of God Hove.;
the Maria, for Bengal ; and several others, mimes
not known. Arrived the Industry, (Economy,
Apollo, Iris, Laurel, Anson, and Wilbam, With
the Perthshire, Militia on board, from Plymouth,
bound to Pnnhar. Came down from the River
his Majesty's ship Eaphrates, for Ports Month—
. the Isabella, Au:elope,-Norfolk, and Bri-
tish; Tar transports, with the Wexford Militia,
from WIA erfo rd .—Wind N. •
Our.' 9. —Arrived the Alliance
packet; with a mail and passengers from.Gotten-
huTh. Sailed yesterday the kieaufoy packet, for
CniXhaven ; ard the Lark ato, for Holland—
•N. E. •

-Conk, oci..-6.-----Arrived yesterday his •Ma-
.letty's ship i‘lyrtte.„ from a croize:' Sailed yes-
terd-ay his Majesty's Martin and Woodlark, for
• dirt 0.. , •

BEI,F,AST; OCT. G.—lnformation was received
this nioriting :of three vessels being ,tin shore at
Bally Corniek their names are, the SilhlV, front
GreenoCk, for Lancaster, with %wool ; the Isa-
bella,, Do `OLD \ Master, also with wool, from
Greenock, for and the Sincerity, in bal-
last : they ail ,!;01 of the next tide, without nut-
ter-1g damage; and proceeded on their voyage.

The Foreign DeOr • is immediately to be re-
moved friint'Lysitia4l44 to Harwirh, preparatory
.to its heing entirely'. broken up.—The Chasseurs
Britauniques• were disembodied ou NVedtiesdaY last,
at Lymingion ;: and trahsports have been sent
down for the 'removal of the Staff, as soon as the
necessary arrangements ate completed.
• .The 47th retiimenthaS marched fi:om Chiches-
ter •for Liverpt:6l, With the exception of 00-men;
who are stationed at Sandhurst, near Bagshot,
• employed ob, the works .of• the Royal Military
•
The dep,i)ts of the 70th and 83d regiments will
.arrive at Portsmouth, to embark for Cork, in a
few days, from Mahlon. in Essex.
, The depts of the 98r11, 99th, and 102 d regi-
ments arc arrived at Portstnouth, and will for the
liiture.remain at Winchstster.
The-2d battalions of the 23d and 38th regiments
of foot,' in Portsinouth garrison, will be disem-
bodied at the close of the present month :: the ef-,
feetive 'Len wiil be previously turned over to the
Ist- battalion. The excess. of
.officers will go on
half-pay,
Yesterday the Count :mid Countess of LEIVEN
entertained the French,
.Spanish, Swedish, Prus-
sian, and Bava;•ian Ambassadors, the Earl and
Countess, BAT,nutisT, Lord SlnsiouTn, and
large party,
,with a sumptuous dinner,• at their
new seat, Streatham :Park, Surrey.
WINDSOR, OCT. 9.—Lord SOMF.RVILLE arrived
at .the Castle yesterday. Mr. and FREE-
_MANTLE left -their house at Ingletield Green, to
pay a visit -to the Marquis .of BUCKINGHAM, at
Stowe. • Her MIJESTY ullll PRINCESSES • took an
airing to Froginore.7.--Princess AUGIISTA, with'
her attendants, rode on horseback in the Park.
We are happy to state, Princess SoPIII.A is able
to take an airing evey day in her carriage.—This
morning Lard SOMERVILLE. left the Castle.- . •

.LOPI;..VIENT.—An Offi,7er of rank in the 4army,
and possessed of a considerable private fortune, ar-
rivedrather unexpectedly last week in town. On
proceeding to his house, and eagerly inquiring for
his wife, her maid, afterafrecting great Joy to see
him returned in good health, lamented that her
mistress was very low spirited, and in so nervous
a state, his abrupt appearance might be attended
with dangerous consequences—and suggested that
she might be permitted No go and prep re her for
iris reception.—The husband, not convinced by
the force of this reasoning, ran up stairs, and on
entering his Lady's apartment, found her in ap-
parent very good health, and very agreeably en-
tertaining a young medical friend. The circum-
stances of the meeting Were such as perfectly con-
vinced him that all. was not right 3 and the Lady
and her friend have 'since taken their departure
for Bath:

Ti E ALvrc SURR, of Marton Lord-
ship, York Shire, nfiderrool, for a wager. of 401. to
go on toot 100 Miles in 30 hours. He started. on
Monday afternoon, the 26th ult. and completed
his !much in 27 hours, with great ease. It. wined
the first tour hours incessantly, a:ld during the
'night touch rain fell. A large concourse of
.spec-
tutors greatly applauded the performance.

[TRICE SIXPENCE-TIALPYENN Y.

NOWIII AMERICAN PAPERS.

MoNntEAL, SEPT.,B,--We have much pleasure
in stating, that the lion. W. M‘Gillivrav and N.
M'Leod, with several other Gentlemen Of
the North-West .Company, arrived hel: on .the
evening of the Ist inst. from Fort William 00
Superior. We are-happy to understand that no
apprehensions are ehtertai•ned of the valuable re-
turns of tire Company reaching this place in safety
(some part of which ale already.arrived), as no
enemy was seen- at St. Mary's, or on the commit-
nicat iOn

•Arrived in this city on Thursday last, Messrs.
M'Kenzie, ,Stewart, and Clark, from the Co-
lumbia. .They left the coast the beginning of
May, and came across- the Continent. These
Gentlemen have been absent four years, am! have
been instrumental in' establishing 4` regular, and
Of course an advantageous -trade with all the In-
Alan nations from the Rocky Mountains to the
Pacific.

Mr. M€Donald, of the North-West Company,
who arrived at the same time and by the same
route, left England in spring 1813, and passed by
Cape Horn in his Majesty's ship the .ljnoebe. We
understand, that he is the bearer of dispatches
from that quarter to his Excellency Sir George
Prevost.

HALIFAX „kup.. 10.—At the. date of the latest
accounts from Chesapeake Bay, such preparations
had been made as induced a belief, that Tangier
Island would,- at least for some time, be perma-
nently occupied. A 'fort was building On the
island, of• which three sides,. of 250 yards 'each,
had been finished ; On these IS 24-pounders "ere
to be planted. The -cannon had arrived in the
Entlyinion., The Britsh head-quarters were-to be
established at Tangier, and all.orders•issued from
hence. Gardens have already been laid out, in,
which all kinds of vegetables are growing. The
scite of the fort was- to contain a church, an hos-
pital, and 20 how.es arranged into streets.
Ham Fax, Ave. hs.—This afternoon-arrived his•
Majesty's ships Furiense,. Bacchante and Rover;
transports• Clidord, London, Nilson, Thetis,
-Harmony,. Hero, Collingwood,
.James,
Argo, Guardian, Egfrcd, Liberty,legent, Abe-
ona, and Hibernia; ship Berkley ; brjg. Cyrus ;
and selMoners- Jane, Hower, Adventute, John &
Williatn, and Swift, from 13er•nada, !Otlays. Iti the
transports are the 29th-and 62d regiint...nts from
the Mediterranean. The 21st,reintent front (iib-
raltar, and the Iphigenie and Euryalus frigates,
arrived at B;tr•mtula with the above'vesz,cls, and
joined the expedition tinder Adiniral Cochrane,'
which sailed fur the American coast on the Ist
'instant.