The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-09 00:00:00

ILIENINO SHEEP.

LL Persons who poss-ess Ewes of the pure
Merino Race, and are desirous of increasing their
Stock, are requested to apply to Sir, rOSE PH BANKS, who
has received the is.lNG's Commands to distribute a consider-
able I. lock, newly imported-ftoin Spain, among such per-
sons as are most likely to preserve them free 'fain all ad-
Mixture, and to improve their form by judiciously matching
theni in breeding; giving a due preference to those who
have manifested their approbation of this kind of Stuck, by
having already provided them-elves with the Breed, bat who
have not yet obtained a sufficient increase to be able to supply
the wants of thzit neighbours who wish to improve their
British Wools by the usc of this valuable cri2ssg
• Letters addressed to Sir Joseph Banks, Sono-square, Lon-
don, will be duly attended to. He request's to be corcethy
informed of the aClual number of pure Merino Ewes, Ewe
Tegs, and Ewe Lambs, each applicant is now in possession
ot, and of the source Irons whence the Breed was originally
procured.

•NAVI GABLE CANAL. SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY .AUCTION, • '
By Mr. SCOTT, •
On Friday,the-isth of Septelabr, at Twelve o'Clock, at

- - Gar raway's,
TILTS and BERKS, KENNET and AVON,
v. V HODDERSFIF.I.D, WORCESTER and BIR-
MINGHAM; NEW SUBSCRIPTION, THAMES and
MEDWAY, and BASJNGSTOKE CANAL SHARES.
Particulars liatclicie note), Piccadilly ; at Gar-
taway's ; and of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New bridge-street,
London: ,

A CERTAIN DISEASE.
:DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long, established
Medicine, called G UVEA. SALUTAKI S, may be
,depended on to be a cert.ut, sate, and speedy cure fbr the
inust inveterate Venereal Disease, G leets, Ulcers, .Pains
-and Obstructionsin the Urinary. l'asages in either sex ; its
Operation is by urine anti insensible perspiration. A slight
ease is generally cured in a few day, and a confirmed Lues
in a short tine. ; nv'eterate Scurvy, , Fistula, Dropsies,
I heu ma tis ms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Olatructions, are
Speedily removed by, these safe and salutary drops. Tivy
Teciir!.... nothing to work restraint of diet, or
hinderance froni businss."rhose who take them may de-
pend
on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of
any person whatever. They cause no sickness, anti therpa-
tient may go about ins or ho
her business without the least ali-
,ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
and dgmestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other
Medicine in the known.world. Sold by. appointment of Dr..
Freeman at al r. Butler's, No. v 4, C pside, 'corner of Pa-
tt,tri,,ster-row ; ant retail by one or inure Medicine Venders
in every town, in bottles at 25., yd. and od. each, with

IILAGDON'S WEEKLY POLITICAL. REGISTER.
6n Weihi2sday, Oelouer 4, 1809, will be published.
Printed with New Tvpe, on'the finest Yellow Royal Paper,
.• . Price One Shilling,
No. I. of

BLAGDON'S WEEKLY -POLITICAL RR
GIST ER. —This new Political Paper (which is"
about to he brought forward in dired and avowed opposition
to COBI3ETT,s, and all other Vehicles which assn at the
Subversion of the Constitution), will be printed in. the sane
manner as Cobbett's Register, and is intended to be published
every Wedneiday Afternoon. It will appear with the News-
paper 'tamp, and, in consequence, be circulated, free of
postage, to every part of the British Empire.
TO THE, INDEPENDENT PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM.
All with Vigour, and the Enemy shrinks back dismayed.
If you remain languid and do not adopt the most vigorous
Measures, the rebels will advance upon us Milt redoubled.
tury."—Marcus Cato.
There is something so striking in the Events of the Roman
I listory, that every reflecting mind 41-ust contemplate them
with awe, astonishment, and admiration.'—ln tne time of
Ca,sar, the Roman Empire was at once an object of
t,n5,7 and dread to surrounding NatioriS ; but when in the
zenith of her Glory, while she sent forth her Unconquerable
legions to repel aggression and to protect the property of her
vatuous Citizens, her bosom was lacerated by the malignant
and seditious eilhrts of a Horde of Wretches, the refuse and
• the disgrace of that community amongst which they existed.
• ,Gentlemen, what Rome once was, Britain now is. —We
are the Lineal Descendants of those Masters of the World;
and on r Actions prove that we are worthy of that Honour,
Observe the proud pre-eminence which we have attained, by
..our Path seal Bravery and our General Virtue. The universe
is equally impressed with awe at our Invincible Valour, and
-admiration at our adherence to Justice, yet blending that Ins-
' lice with mercy. But we, like our immortal ancestors, while
expending our blcod and treasure in behalf of all that men
hold dear—=while we are considered as the only NatiOn that
tan restore, front the most horrible Despotism, the abject
MilllonS whol have sunk beneath its Fangs—while our sacred
Isle is aAnowletigecl as the only Refuge of the C teat, the ()p-
-pressed, the Destitute, and the UntOrtunate, who.have, in
vain, endeavoured to resist the overwhelming Torrent—while
'all these fads are acknowledged by the Civilized World, we
find ourselves annoyed, lind.the Minds of the Weak and
Dis-
satisfied corrupted and debased by the Democratical Efforts
of a Set Of Beings, fur whom Conspirators would be too li-
beral ait Appellation.
The,Ancierits, however, possessed an advantage which we
seem :o have denied ourselves. - In times of Public Commo-
tion,' when the Minds of the,People were corrupted by the
--,utifices of, designing. Dernalmues, Men of elevated. Rank
.„and acknowle4ed Tarelifs stood forward. as the Champions
of thcir COuntry arid, by-their Public Appeals and 'Ora-

tions, succeeded in restoring to Loyalty and Reasoll those
lf&m:tst, but misguided Citizens who nad seconded the Views
of the profligate and seciitiOus.. But, in our tines, those who
ba.e influence and aniGri=s to check the increase.of Sechrion
ss.and aloof, with .m .apathy or indiderence which can only be
palliated by their knotvledge of the proud and liciorishing
rank which we hold as a Nation ; and though they admit that
the Licentiousness of the Press is pregnant with °anger, they
erroneously think,. that it is neither the business, nor within
the power, of Individuals to avert the impending evil. 'I hey
seem not aware, that, when a city is taken by assault, nothing
is- ffit to the vanquished I
It is-high time that 'the Apathy with which the Seditious
Effilsions of the. Press are treated should bethspelled. —A
knowledge of the vast Circulation which is ac..iuired by Lite-
rary Works that are in open hostility to the glory and happi-
ness of Great Britain, is alone sufficient to warp us against
the effects which,sUch labours must produce upon the Public
. •

As one solitary example, observe that infamous vehicle of
seditious outrages, falsehoods, and libels, with which, for
sev'erai Yefars, common 'sense has been intuited, under the
Title of " Cobbett's Weekly Political Register." In vain
has the indignation of all good men been roused against it;--
tor, hitherto, there has been no regular antidote to neutralise
tile poison winch it chtilises —no vehicle similar to itself,. by
which sound Engli:dt nvcyed thiough
the Heart otithe Empire, and diffitsed ta its remotest points.
Perhaps L may flatter myselt that this complaint will soon
cease_ if those glorious institutions, under which we enjoy
personal security and proteeli 'n; and which, in li,rmer
times, were respected ev.:rt,by the worst of Men—be held up
to ridicule; it die sacre;i Person of our beloved AL:inareh (and
thasloveiier branches of his lan)ity, which would comm:ll4
respaet even from savat.,cs) be calumniated and reviled, ltt us
hope that stick outrages will 110 longer be committed with
impunity !

The lk.,.ister which is here proposed, is offered as a recep-
tacle for the eftlisions:a aLLi nth:pendent Writers. Let it be
consitiFten as .a for giving publicity t. , the Patriotic_
and Constitution l Sentiments of the etesars; Gatos, the
Cieeros, and all those' Con,tcryt Fathers of, the Nineteenth
Century; who will burn with arddhr,to espouse their Coun-
try's cause, and 'resctie such of its v;enerous pcpulation as
have been.drawn within the Vortex of Sedition !

An elaborate Series of Protessious would be superfluous ;
but tli2 tol lowing bri,et. outline (it the Plan upon which-this
Paper will he concluded, Nv iI I afford" an adequate idea of its
importance and utility.

i. In every number will be inserted an exposition of the
daring libels and audacious falsehoods promulgated by Cob-
bett ; itd, as frequently' as opportunity may otti:r, a consti-
tutional analysis of his Saturday's leading article shall be
given in the succeeding Wednesday's publiCation of the Re-
gister._ -
. _ .

2. The columns of this Register shall be open fur the.po-
litical communication of all gentlemen of sound constitW-
tioned knowledge and principles, who are accustomed, or in,
dined, to write for public view.
3, A highly important feature of this Register will be, a
prompt and spirited Review of all Political, Pamphlets as
they may appear. The effusions of geditii-e. patriotism will
thus be more widely circulated ; and the serpent of treason,
instead of being allowed to attain a maturity in mischief, and
to commit its.ravages- unmolested, will be crushed upon its
native dunghill,- as soon as • it shall lave burst 'from itS
shell

4. As it has ever been a primary 'objeel with disaffeaed
wiiters, to degrade that noble character, the pritish Mer!
chant, and to ridicule his important piofession, stith attacks
s:::111 he combated and exposed with all the ardency that so
interesting a sujeti demands ; and. the advantage transferred
to society by •he " first' CoMmercial Country in the World,"
shall be so clearly &splayed, as to furnish the cursory reader
with irrdragahle arguments against thoSe who lab Our to de-
preciate its consequence.
s The great uti ity of having State Documents, Foreign
and Domestic, preserved in a convenient and acceptable form,
is obvious. It is the only advantage
,which the public now
derive horn Cobbett'a Register;—and. it has beenaseertained,
that a very considerable number or Subscribers, who abhor
the political principles di that writer, allbrd encouragement
to his Register merely because there is no other vehicle, in
the 11,rea of a book, in which suchtdocuments are regularly
inserted. it is; therefore, scarcely necessary to say, that •in
my Register-they wit.( be seruptilo:isly preserved. In short,
all who are acquainted with- tht. Paper of Cobbett, may per-
fectly understand the. nature of the one het; proposed ; and
The public that 'assure theinselves;- that any •real improve-
mews that may be suggested will be readily adopted.
•6. .There shall be no double Numbers -except hen the
pressure, or Original CoMmulneations, may prevent the laser-
hop of the important papers which it is necessary to preserve.
I pledge my honour never to publish an extra sheet; but on
such occasions as, will be admitted to be indispensable.

. .
Having thus communicated the outlines of my projeft for
a publication, whicii :nay tend in no small degree, to check
the progress of, disaffettion, I look for my reward in the
•troirait of the. Nubile at large. My numerous Writings which
have..trmn. time to time been c;rculated throughout the
Country, are a sullicizot guarall,.. fur my firm attac.hinent to
the constitutional. principles, ot which. every true Eng.listi-
man ought to he proud. What- Cobbeit'S Register was, in
ISDa', mine shall be always -and, it ever I apostatize, " I
confqs," as Cobbert said to ;he lodge Advocate, " that
the authors of ctuelty have not yet devised the tortures
I ought to endure. " Hell itself, as‘ painted by the most fiery
bigot, would bie too !odd a pualshtnent for me !"
I. therefore call upon the respective Members of all the
learned 'and liberal Professions, the numerous independent
.Country Gentlemen, the opulent tan:Molders, anu, abtoie
all, the Clergy, (whose sacred callingis the constant point of
assault, and theinselVes the perpetnal"thethe or ridicule), to
support a publication, in whicti loyalty shall ever be opposed
to disaffeetion, truth to fUlsehood, justice to calumny, and
liberality to malice : a publication, ill which every court
shall be made to refute Sedition in all its detestable mutations;
and, whether it appear in the. disguise of Statesmen, Uttar-
Mans, Whigs, Reviews, Registers, and Examiners* ; urstart
up in some hitherto thidescribild form to annoy us, the infla-
ted rant ot the numerous arrogant deciainicrs, who supply it,
snail be held tip to gencial indignation.—T heir numbers will
increase 1114 stimulus tu.oppose thein :

" For bankrupts writ when ruin'd shops are ihur,
As maggots crawl trom out a perisii'd nut." - Dr.Voung
For myself, it is evident that every creature, who is the
cm:l;y of his country, will be mine, through this, new effort
in its beliAll; tin,ecterminect Jo. oppose SechtiJrt, I am
equally determined never to abet corrupiion. flatted ,alia
envy 1 expect; but the inured and envy of the wicked alroid
the noblest grounds of ekultation to the honourable mind.
The following expression of Cicero to the Scnate,,in his ora-
tion against Lataline, is peculiarly applicable to my prestos
situation: consequence of my interierence is, that I
AM bound to wage an cte.nal war with the enemies of the
Constitution! But ifir ins I-exult ; .relying wittvconfidence
on your protection, and that of all oonest men !"

FRANCIS WILLIAM 13:LAGDON.

September, tEctti

The transmission of orders for this publication preyiogs to
its appearance, will be a favour which I cannot too highly_
estimate ; as it %yill:enable hie to .know what number Of
copies to -print.

Any of theloildon Newsmen, the Country Post-masters,
or the Clerks of the Roads, will receivo orders for this Paper.

The History of the Political Life and Writings of William
Cobbett, will be commenced in the first N wittier, and con-
tinuoti every week, till concluded.
fa" It is requested, that all
.Letteis relative to the Weekly
Political Register may be addressed (post paid) to my resi_
deuce, the Royal Cock-rit, Westminster
The readers of the PHC6 NI X SUNDAY and MONDAY
PAPER, 'may now be aware that the long-standing subject
of their complaint, viz, the frequent insertion of controvcr-
sill articles will cease. The l'hcenix will heneetbrtli, be a
complete Family. Ne•.vspaper, in which will be tinind the
whole -substance of the Foreign and Domestic-News of rite
Week, relieved by impartial comments on. passing 'events,
and by original compositions on Literature and the Arts.
* The names of different publications, devoted to the views
of the factious.

Af a MEETING of GENTLEMEN, MERCHANTS,-
MANUFACTURERS, and TRADb.KS,of the COUNT-
.TI ES of LINCOLN and RUT LA ND, Convened by
Public Advertisement, and held at the George and Angel
Inn, in Stamford, on Tuesday, the sth Day of Septem-
ber, 1109;
ERARD NOEL NOEL, Esq, in the Chair.
Resolved,
'THAT it would greatly tend to promote the Agri- •
• cultural, Commercial, and ManufaCturing Interests of
the Counties ot Lincoln and Rutland, if a good.and perfe
Navigation was made from the Ct
Ports ikt. Boston and Lynn to
the Borough of Stamfbrd.
Resolved,
That the advantages to be derived therefrom would be
greatly heightened by a Water Conveyance between Stam-
ford and the existing Canals in the North and North-west
Parts of the Kingdom, by Oakha n, thereby opening a Com-
munication with the Ports of Li,verpool and Bristol, the
great manutaCluring Towns of Manchester,_ Birmingham,
Wolverhampton, Sec. and the populous Stabibrdshire Pot-
teries:
Resolved,
That Mr. Thomas Telford, or some other eminent Errgi.-
neer, be desired to survey the Country between Stamford and
Boston,-and trwill the Ports of Lynn and Wisbeach, by the.
River Nene, to the IVelland, at Stamford, and from thence to
Pakhatp, lii various Diredions, and torepare Plans•and Sec..
Lions thereof.
Resolved, • •
That Gerard Noel Noel, Esq. Joshua jepson Oddy, Esq,
Seth I lnSe, Esq. Samuel Caldecott, Esq: William laekson,
Esq. William Johnson., Esq: Thomas Blore' Esq. George'
Gougne.r, Esq. Mr. Ocfavius Gilchrist, Mr. lathes Brown,
and Mr, William Chapmah, be a Committee to receive such
plans and Settions, and to consider the same. Add that the
Coninnetee be at liberty to add such Persons to their
Number as to them shall appear proper and necessary e and
to call GetiePal Meetings from time to time. And that any
Five or more o the Committee be a competent Number for
the Dispatch pf Business
Resolved,
• That a r•iurvey having been already made of the Country
between Stamford and Oakham, by Mr. Whitworth, and a
Plan published ofithe Line on which, in his Opinion, a Naves.
gable Cumiontnication between those places may be'affeeted ;
and it being necessary to comply with the standing Order of
the Honourable the House of Commons, requiring Notice to
be given in the London Gazette, and the nearest provincial
Newspaper, three different Weeks, in the Months of August
and September, before any Bill for a Navigable Canal, can be
brought into the House ; and to prevent the time which
would be lost, if, after the intended Surveys have be-en taken,
it should appear that no more eligible Plan than that pointed •
out by Mt: Whitworth can be adopted ; that Notice be im-
mediately given in the London Gazette and in the Stant-
. turd Mercury, that an Application is intended to be made
• in the next Session of Parliament for Leave to bring in a
Bill for making and maintaining a
.Navigable Canal from
Oakham to Stamford, upon the Line pointed out in Mr.
W hitworth's Survey, and for extending the same from &tam-
ford to Loi;ton, either by improving the present Navigation
by way of,Spalding, or by a new Cut .from Stamford to
join the furry-foot Drain at or neat'a place called G uthram
Cote, ire!ow Bourn, in.the County of. Lincoln, from %vitence
the said Vrairi is now navigable to 80-iton ;- and that as soon
as the Line of the Canal is determined upon, a proper Per-
son be directed. to wait upon the Proprietors of Lands through
which the same shall pass; to procure their Assent to the
Resolved, ,
'That Messrs. jack vita and Johnson, Bankers in Stamford,
be appointed TicaNur,as to . receive . all , Subscriptions and
men', tonneacd worm the purposed undertaking, and that
a- book be openad at their Officcieurrediately,--tor the put.-
pose of receiving such Subscription.
ResOlved, -
That a Sttbscription be now entered into for defraying the
Expenc.. or such Surveys and the other J.l:xpences attending
,the etwunenceinent of the undertaking, sod that,the Sums
substriocd be received by Messrs. Jackson and Johnson,
in stain ford, aria be by than placed to the Account'
01, and be, at the. Disposal ot the Conunittee ; mid that if
any, Person, susscrioing towards the above purposes, shall
licreaficr be desirous ot becoming a Proprietor at any Share
or Shares in the inteii.ted Line of Canal, the Sum of Money
winch he shall subscribe for Preliminary Expellees shall be
taken as part of the Purchase l‘loney of such. Share or Shares.
Resolved,
That Mr. WM. Thompson, of Stamford, be the-Solicitor
for the purpose of conducting the Bill nt its progress through
Parham:lkt, and for transacting the general Business con.
neeted with the objeds of this Meeting.
Resolved, - • • • - - - - -

That the fhanks of this Meeting he given to Joshua
iep-
son Oddy, Esq. lor Ins adtve exertions to promote the gene-
ral interests or the Country at large, and of the Town of
Stamtord in 'particular, Oy suggesting and promoting the in
tender Navigation--tor the Lorrespondence and Communi-
cation ‘vhicii he. has -eitteied into.wtin the principal Canal
Pioprieturs in the (Urea line from Stamford, through the
Miniand Counties, acid to the Ports of Liverpool, hoston,
and Lynn, to secure their Co-opermr ion in promoting the
tended Undertaking, and for the Comiltunicatioas which he
has made to this Meeting (arising froin- :us wear Expenence
and extensive Knov.ic4e iii the Co:nmacial interests or the
Countr)), of the great public and •privide --invantages to be
derived by carrying those.objects Imo citect.
• -
Resolved,
- -

That a General Meeting he held on Thursday,
.the sth of
Ozn,ber next, at Eleven o'Clt,t_n Ili the t.oreittion, at the
George and Angel 1 anon Staintonl, and—that an nil/nation
be immediately sent by the Solkitor to' the Proprietors of
the Treat and Nleisey, Lougnborough; Melton, Oakham,
and other P.roprietors ,ot citll4iS interested herein, and like-
wise to the Ports of Boston and Lynn, the Povviis of Spald-
ing, ‘Visbeach, and Peterborgsigh, and •all intermediate
Places, on and near the intencted Line, -
Resolved,

, .
That :the Proceedings of this Day be advertised in the prin-
cipal London Newspapers, in ILe 'Staintoin- ioerct,ry, tite
boston Gazette,- and in 'the. Cainntae, Leicester, Derby,
ilirrP,inglrain„ Manchester, and I,lvcrpuol.Ppers. ' .
C.; . NN. •N 0 F.. 1., Chairman.

A ftert he Chairman had left the

Resolved 1111411; inotisly. ,
...That the Thanks of this Meeting he. given ,to Ceram
11/420..1 Noel, Esq: for his able ail," impartial Conduzi in the
Chai-. . _ .

For DISOROERS,.:4"--111elli!,A1);1)1iNINF.SS or SIG;iT
DEE; ECT'ot
TUE CORDIAL SNUFF.

A S'a Proof of its Efficacy; Mr. Itichard'Thorn, of
lichen-stake, Hants,/ writes, in feb..•tSos, to the
PrOprietors as follows :
I am now 74 }ears old, and can sec to read with common
glasses, and rny memory is es good as when I was only tB.--
In July 1776 (zj'years ago) 1 was seized with a dreadful gid-
dihess to in); head, My Detlor gave me various Medicines ;
they.did me no good. He admitted this, and candidly ad-
vised the use 4.0- your Cephalic Snail: 1 took ir, and in a few',
weeks was much bette. After this I took it More- freely,
and in six weeks .was as well and hearty as ever, .and so have
continued to this day."

I n ormsequeht.e of the increased ex pence of the ingredients'.
of which this elegant and etficacioun Snutris coinpos.:d, and
the high duty upon the bottles, tire Proprietors are unster the
necessity of raising the price to is. per bottle,. Stamp
included.

It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons_, at the Warehouse
for Dr. laine4's Powder, 45, St. C hurcii-yard, Lon-
doii; and Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; and none is genuine
unless the words Newbery, :45. St.. Paul's," be engray..'
ed
Al6o. by • their appointment; by Ward..liolbOrn ; Sanger
and -Allen, Oxford.street ; Wade,.,,Bolid-strect ; Ilawatd,
Piccadilly; Bayley and CO. Co,:ltspur-strect ; llarris2 Cor—
ner of Ludgate—street ; 1.011(ledi, Royal Exchange ;
and IJowliit and Cu. Borougn.

PICTU4LLING- EP/CL,

8, 181.
'IIIHE COMMISSIONERSf ur.VICTUALL.I.NI
1; HIS 11'111jE.STI"s'. NAVY do hereby give, Nsllce,
That on Tuesday, the i9tl) initant, they 'will be readY
ceive reorders, in .itiriting ( sealed up), and treat icr :as vy
HO GS' (the Car-cases of which nut to weigh less than one I.th-s-
-dred and twelve'pounds each), as ?sill peMice Ole,flandred roqs
o.l'l'o RK;to be killed in his Afajess!'y's lliftua it Proniter at
Deptford, between the 16th of Oqobee next, the 31,t
ary fidlorving. The first deliver" thereof to !ak, place as fa-J. 1.44
the seid 16,b f Ofic.ber.ncict,'• and lobsepeent- deliveo les to&
continued-twice in each..week,- in such ,exata,- pe.porziatS ac that
the whole shall be c,onple:ed- by the 31r t .of January be fore.-
mentioned.

The of the Contr4o Mir be Peen at tbe Secretav's
Office. • ,

. .
No regard will he bad to any Tender in,v.,hich the Price :LI
not beinserted in words at Irogib, thai shall not he deliveeed
the 13,)ard *fore One o'Cl,ek on the sAid Tuesd.iy, tl:e 19th
instant, nor unless the. Person who niakes. the fender, cr ssine
Pet sea on his behalf, attends, to aiiriver, wlifn calla f.r.

TRANS PORT-OFFiCE,

Sept. 6, iSo9.
ffiHE CONMSSIONERS fiir. Coildut7ing IT s
-
TR,4A'SPoRT SA-RvicE, tc,ki,g•
Csre of Sick and lf'inend,,d Seamen, and kir the care and
of Prisoners of 11 rr, do herely give Notice, That thew 'will be
ready at this Office, on Tuesday ,the 1971 i Septemby, t?;o9, to re-
ceive-wiled Tenders, and treat with such Persons as m. :.y be will.
ing' to contrael for supplying '
MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ,
PEARL BARLEYO, • •
CAROLINA RlCi., attlj -
SAGO,
For She Months certain frsrm the day of Tender,

No Tender will be received after One;o'Cloik on the Day of
Treaty, nor .atiy-noticed, unksr the Party, or an Ag->nt /or him,
personalty attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a-Letter
rom two respet7able Persons engaging t' become bound with the
Persm tend!, ing, in the SaM of zoc4 for the dile performance
the CON:rile7;

Fa►tber Particulars may be known, and Samples seen, by up.
plying at this cyfice.

OFFICE OF OEDNANCFi

wag. 23, 180 g.
THE -PRINCIPAL OFEICERS of HIS
JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give 'Viler, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, is Pall-111,A on er
before .Wednesday, the ppth Seple.nther,next, front such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the Supply of FO RAG F.; ft,i' the -
Ordnance Horses .stationed in the
.following

North Britain, South West, including Ports.
Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and
Yorkshire, ''Christchurch,
Eastern, exclusive of , Western, : • , -
Warley Woolwich, with its Depend
Southern; Exclusive of, . dencies,.
Chatham, ' Warley and Chatham.

for a terioi of Six Months, from tbe- Ist of Occiatefinexl„
The Forage to 6e fe,-nished in Raticmr, to consist, qs berealii
m from Time to Time, be rtquired,eitber of

lolb. of Oats 71b. of Oats, -
12.11). of Hay or of t 411.4. Flay,
and -
Sib. at Straw 81b. of Straw.
And must be delivered at the respective Siations.a, tide exf)evee of
the antractcr, it also is iuknisb'such Horses with oats, at
81b. per Ration, as tnay be billetted witb.in the District jot wbicl.)
be contracts. ' ,

The Proposals mat' be delivered repara.'ely or jointly /or two
mote o/ the :sail Districts, and a is expsved :bat the Cont,,cl,r
shall receive the Stable.clung that, the Perisd of his Cori."
tract, may accumulate, -mahing an Si ,zz,ance for Me same,
after the rate of per horse, per week.
Further Particulars, may 6e known,. upon App cation to the..
Officer commanding. .the .A9?al Artillery in eacia
also at the Secretary's Oilier, in Pall-Mall oPesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Font' o'Clock., -where the PropoSalS
,must be delivered, sealedup and inehised, " Proposals for tlifi
Stlpply of -Nrage," but no Propdsal can be admitted after the_
said loth Day of September next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the
same day; neither will Tasty Tender be noticed, unless the Pally
making it, or an Agent in /di behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. If. CREW, See;