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• No receit:ed after Oar o'Clock on the'Dqy bf
Tre4,' nor any noticed, unless the Pa:lY, or an' Agent for On,
personally attend. Nadi Tender mmt be accompanied by a Letter
from two re:pee3isk/0 Perim! engaging, to be.-ome bound with the
Person undoing, in :be ,Sum of zoo;). far the due perjoincance 4
the tratrat

Eattber Particulars rm.:), the known, ljapplyirog at this Office,
or to Captain Dottnimau, PA-ton.,

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

, Aug. 23, iSog.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
'. 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do here,by give Naice, that
Pr,:p9sals will be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or,
before IVedvaly, the zotb Sltember next,' front such Persons as
vt2y be willing to undertake the Supply q FO RAGE for the
Ordna,ke FI., es stationed in the fallowing DistriEls, viz.
''•'• North Britrtin, South West, including Ports-

Northern, mouth, Isle•of Wight, and
Yorkshire, Christchurch,
Eastern; exclusive of Western,
Wialey Woolwich, with its Depend,
Southern, Exclusive of dencies, •
Chatham, Warley and Chatham.
for a period of Six Months, ft'om the Ist of Oaobet next.
The 'kora& to be ifternisha Rations,-to eonsht, as hireafter‘
may, from Timc to Time, be required, eltber of

tolb. of Oats 71b, of Oats;
12.1 b. of-Hay orof 141 b. of Hay, :" A
and and
81b. et Straw • A • 81b. of Straw.
must betielivered at the respective Stations at the 'i:xpente nJ
the antractor, wbs is a/tn
.to furnish such Horse's with o,att, at
Sib. per ration, ai may be billeted within the District jp -..zukilch
he' contrarti.

The Proposals may be delivered reparate/y or jointly for two or
mire of the said Digricts, rind it is. expected that the Contractor
shall receive the .Stable-dung the, during the Period of. his Con-
tract, mAy accumulate, makint en Allowance - for the same,
after lb:: rate of , per borne, per week. • . • •
further Particulars, !nay he known, upon Appliiation t the
Officer commanding the 'Royal 1111111(y in each DisiriCT, and
also at the Seceetay's'Oyee,. in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the boors of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered,- sealed up and indorsed, " PropOals for' the
Supply of Forage." but no Proposal can be admitted after the,
said loth Day of September next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the
same day; neither will any Tender be noticed,- Ullfr:lf thcParty
making it, or an Agent in is behalf, shall attend.

Order of the !bard,
H. CREW', Sec.

A WORD ,OF ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED.
A a,there are Numbers who labour under the W
C-I
-lowing Disorders, which, through Delicacy,lhey.wish
to conceal from' Friends or Relatives, such, as well as the
Public in general, are informed, that SW I N ro N's (late Dr.
BRODUM's) BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS
CORDIAL, have saved. more than a H undred• Thousand
Persons from an' untimely grave, and restored them to dis.:
consolate Families and Friends, and it is a satisladion to
know, never have these potent Medicines one instance
fai.ed, when persevered in.

THE BOTANICAL' SYRUP
IS a certain Preventative, if takeit within a day after the per-
son has reason to stisped an impure connexion : and in every
stage of a certain Dreadful Disorder, a few bottles perform a
radical Cure, (.without Mercury), even after Salivation'has
tailed. Those who have been long voyages, or are going to
-sea, will find the botanical Syrup the best and safest Medi-
cine ever ofiaed to' the Public, in the SCurvy, Venereil,
Rheumatism, Jaundice,
THE RESTORATIVE NERVOUS CORDIAL

Is of a natu C so, peculiarly.adyted for:strengthening and re-
: animating the whole Nervous System, that those who for
years have la,.ured under the following symptoms, viz. Fla-
: tulencies, I.,,,wh'ess of Spirits, Bilious Head-achs, Want of
Appetite and Sleep. Palsy, Deathess, Consumptions•brought
on by too Free Living, Venerf, or a long Residence in Hot.
• Climates, will, hr taking this Noble and Generous Cordial,
for a few days, Find that surprising relief as to stagger even
the most incredulous: and they who may wish (prior to en-
tei ing on a regular course of these Medicines) to see the au-
thenticated Cures that have been pertOrtned, arc recommend_
. ed to peruse the Pamphlet which is wrapped round each
bottle.
Advice to the Poor, gratis, from to to r z, at Swinton's Me..
• dicinal Warehouse, 47, Salisbury-SqUare.
Persons living.in the country, by sending a letter,post-paid,
with a description of their Symptoms, will receive so satis-
fadary an answer (left at the nearestPost-offkey, as to enable
them to perform the Cure without further assistance,
These 'Medieines are sold in fn: t is. and 11. as:bottles, by
all respedable•Venders ; but the Five Guinea Bottle, which
contains six at il. as. can only be obtained at the above Me.
'4031 Warehouse.

Observe I Oneach bottle, by favour of theComrnissionets,
is a .S.tatnp with Dr, Brodunt's Name, to -imitate whicit is
' Felony. The Public will do well strictly to attend to this
cLitition',. As a spuriOus article is c,,le..by snine Medicine Vin.
,tiers, on which they lint a eQintilan twat Ints

FRENCH PAPERS.

VlEN,itte, AuG...il ---Deseition from the Ali .4636
army is v, ry,consideratle. Every day, 06, 150, 4r
209 deserters. r.pair to.our advanc,,d, pots, LI scou=,
rag meat seetos to prevail throughout this army. it
is Occupied during the armistice in marches and
counter-tnarche,, which exhaust it with usele,s fa-

tigues. It had been ten days
_.r,oitig from the tronm
,tiers of Bohemia to Hungary, and, it is now oil its re•
,turn from flutigaiy to Bohemia. Whilst the Aus•
Arian soldiers are exercised to so little purpose, the
the French remain ei.campnd as on the day !Gliowing
the armistice. The Archduke Charles, .whoin In-

trines hsve driven ftoon the co nmand of the army,
has retired to Te-chen, in th.. Dolt- Alo rt's dprni;.
nions. His post was at fir,t supplied by PrincelOhit
of Lichtenstein, who was under the orderi of ihe
Etiperor Francis him.elf. He ha% been since re,
placed bY General Bellegarde, who has sinte resigned
the comarnd. once more to him.

PETER,BUtt-, AuG stlo;adron of
five sail of the floe and three frigates ha.ve cast .in-.
chor before Revel. Their appearance his urodu-t-d
so little anxiety that the government ties raised !be
order which prohibited the sailing of WlSSian ships
from Cronstadt.
Chamberlain Alupeus set off yeSterd .y fir Fre-.
dericshamm, where ti,e negociattuns •kiih Sweden
are to be opened:
STOCKHOJ.M, AUG. 12.--Baron de Stadingk set
off on the 3d instant lot' Fiii and, to treat for peacewith the Russian Plenipotentiary. •
ANTWERP, SEPT. I.—Marshal Prince of Pottle
Corvo informed us yesterday, by an order of tt:e day,
that the enemy, who with 600 sail, and 40,000 men,
threatened Our city tch S" ago, now deceived in
his hones, and disconcerted in Al his designs, is gone
to seek on other coasts an easier military task. Dur-
ipg the whole of last night Cadsand'was surrounded
by his ships. Our troops were toady to march in
case he should have attempted a debarkation. But
he has not made even a single attempt.
AUG. 28.—,The Administration Ira; received or-
ders to prepare todgitg and accommodation in two or
threedays far at least 10,000 men. Several ba;ta-

liotis of National Guards arrived here to-day from the

department of La Moselle. Their exce;leut appear-
ance was remarkable. Two thousand !nen of ire

National Guard of Ihe department of the two Ne•

tilers has'e been 'employed on adualservice.
Our situation is still the same. The tide being
very high last night; and the wind in favour of the
_enemy, we .expei..-ted our forts would be attacked;
but nothing has been undertaken. The English have
Contented themselves, as usall, with tiring a few
shots at tort Frederick, which has received no damage.
The English haye thus been employed tor thirteen
days in refitaing on 'w bat they have to do ; but
whilst they are the Prince Of Polite Corfo
is .aeiiirg.. • He paS4es troops in review, forms camps,
organizes tneans of defence; 'which will soon beconle
Means of attack conformably with the harm ions and
orders of the Emperor. Not the smallest object has
escaped his Highness's attention, his "foresight and
glivity. An immense quantity of artillery has, ida
few days, lined the two banks of the Scheldt : and
one of the batteries which he haS erected, has for ten
days stopped the enemy by its single position, as they
dread to leave it behind them if they should proceed.
These unforeseen .obstacles have disconcerted the
English so much, that they send. persons every day
10 procure new iihrtnation, and their dispositions of
one day, afe,always exattly contrary to those of the
next: The mistmelligence. which exited between
the English Commander, and the Admiral, compelled
their GoVernment to recall them. both ; but their
successors are not yet known.
MELUK, Aun. 31.—Ntijor Falcon, who com-
mands the battalion of National Guards of the de-
Partinent of Seine and Marne; set of floin. Melon
with lobo Men, and arrivedat Lille with 1400.
NTANcY, • AUG. 12.7..--The patriotism of the inha-
bliants of this place has maniksted itself ,as on for-
mer occasions at the first rumour of the -descent 'a
the English.
,On the 20th. orders were given to raise
two battalions 'of 1000 men
.each, and on the 2a.d,
1500 tnen.were already on their march towards the
coast. •

WARSAW, AUG.l7.—The birth-day of the Ed).-
peror Napolttin *was celebrated in this Metropolis
with the greatest splendour. Most of the inscrip-
tions ainsisted of " Lang Live Aapoleon the Great,
our Deliverer and Avenger !"
Since the rst of this month,. the 13th, 14th, tfrth,
wind 16th regiments of Polish infantry, and 7th, Bth,
9th, and toth of cavalry, 'and two battalions of chas-
seurs, pr.eln the pay. of France, as well as the two
regimEntS Of cuirassiers and. hussars raised in Gal-
licia,

SEMLIST, 'AUG. to.--AcCoiding to information re-
ceived thin day from Belgrade, the Turkish troops,
wh'idh had advanced as far'-as Kolubara, have been
eniiiely defeated by. the. Servian corps,
.under the
cothmanci of JaCob Nenadowitz and Simo Markow-
itself, who 'had received poWerful reinforcethents.
A great number of Turks have'been drowned in the
Drina. On the banks of the Morawa, and the Nis-
sava, the Servians have not experienced the same
success. • Yet, Mier two obstinate attempts, tl!ey
have at last relieved the corps of Heiduc Belko, who
was surrounded in Banya ; but they have not been
able to cause the blockade of Deligrad to be raised.
The Turkish troops, by whom this town is invested
occupy very advantageous positionS.
ANTWERP, ALTO. :A.—The Mayor of this city
hai issued the folio x ing Proclamation :
`` Our advantageous situation, the flourishing
State to which our city was destined, and at w,.icii
it 'partly arrived; the great deposits which exist
Within our walls have drawn on u. the en*) of the
most inverate' enemy of France. Her interest re=
quires our downtall ; willingly would ,he trmlit- our
beautiful city another Copenhagen. But the mind
.ol the great Napoleon is careful for our fate. Yruln

he has sent us a Prince to defend and-deliver us,who
i- the honour of France and the delight
,of the army,
Our Gwernur, equally distingUished for his civil and
military virtues, will co-operate for this purpose with
the well-disciplined and braVe troops of the Gneral.
On our part also, we have duties- to fulfil, and have
alrealy made a beginning.—Full Ol'Utinfidence, we
have remained undisturbed, and have endeavoured
to co-operate with ardour its the lendrat defence.
Let us then ‘entore to give every proof of our un-
shaken resolution. His Majesty the Emperor has
ordered that this city, and the inhabhants, shall pro-
yide thmsehes with all necessary provisions for six
Months. Admirable is the providential care which
the wisdom of the hero takes for us, and certainly
this CiTC does not originate from fear; for none of
us can with reason know fear.--A Committee from
tl.:e Municipal Council, to take the most effeEtual
measures to fulfil this salutary' command, has been
formed ; but to carry it into execution, the assist-
. ance of all the more wealthy citizens will he re-
quired.., Let us, therefore, at the invitation of the
wise providenee of our Emperor, early place our-
selves in a state of preparation against all possible
events. The more necessitous classes -of the inha-
bitants may rely on the paternal care'of the Magis-
tracy, which will take care for their maintenance
in case of need. The :Magistracy will exert its ut-
most endeavours to prove that they have entered
into and fulfilled the views of his Majesty.
" From the Hotel of the Mayoralty of the City
of Antwerp.

WERBROUCH."

MAILS.
AaRIVEIII-1 Dublin, r Waterford. Dui,-1 Gottenburgh,
Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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QUIS DICZRZ /ALSUrd AUDIATI

LONDON,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1 sop.

A Gentleman who arrived at Leith last Thursday
from Gottenburgh, states, that the terms of Peace
between Russia and Sweden bad been finally
arranged. The latter had continued firm in resisting
the demand that her Ports should be shut against
iSritish commerce ; but she had consented that no
British ships of war should enter any of her fortified
liarboms. it was understood that Finland was posi-
ti% ely to be ceded to Russia.

\Ve have inserted in another part of our Paper
some eitra&s from a series of Paris Papers, to the
_6th inst. winch reached town last night. They af-
ford no new information respeeting the state of the
I\reui iation between Austria and France.

l',srerciay forenoon his Royal Highness the Duke
arrived at his house in the Stable,yard, St.
-Lanes's, from o.itlan& ; awl in the attetnoon enter-
',lined a select par y Wltti ari .legant dinner; aster
Ito:, a Highness, acc.itipanied by his
tcpaired :0 1..; v:ln-Garclen.TileAre.
IL-stir...ly ins liny.:l Highness the Duke of CUM-
LAND .:trivia t 6 apartments in St. James's
P..::14.e, from Waidmg, 4-4:.! the ,VCIIII3 felt town
14;1 wise, at .

Disgalet s Ha,e ' een received from Sir RICHARD
S C. 11,1411) CAULF/ELD, who bruugni them
I toy., trum -Flushing last Friday.
tnar dater. s,4:3lLit.pg. troops into
u. tt. fie‘ ; atta their tiotiha, sup,,i,orted by the
&qua- rott t ships-of the line, presented a menacing
aserti 13,1 we,eti Lill° and Antwerp. .

Yesterday a Mail arrived from the Brazils. It
'brings letters to the 28th July, by which we are in-
formed, that the intercourse vith the Rio de la Plata
WaS prescrred, but not without frequent intervals of
sibstructiott. . As. the quantity of British manufac-
tures at the Pottuguesesettlement was much beyond
the demand, it is of great consequence to maintain,
Wi.hout int rrupt.on,•the commerce from thence to
tlotite Video od. Buenos Ayres. We lately had
•occ.:s•on to notice the low prices of commodities at
Ilia Janiero,al,d we find" from these limber accounts
that they are yet more rediterd.
Some further pat-tic-Oars reopening the Negocia-
tioa .between the I.Mited States and France, are
o.la ._•.d in private letters from America.—The ship
,Sy en, watch left France for America, arrived on the
7th ,tt. and the impression on the disclosure of the
come tstof it r dispatches appeared to be very nu-
la% ourable to airy' fri. udly arrangement between the
two Countries. Two days subsequent, the Mentor,
also frotn France, reached NeWYOrk, with 'fresh and
unexpected proposals for that Government ; and one
poi,tefior .to,,the arrival- of the .111entor, the
hasp sloop of war took its departure for Europe, with
instructions to the son Of the late President, 'ADAMS,
to negociate at Paris,
for the revocation of the offen-
sive Decrees of N',1)01...E0N. The nephew of the
:American Secretary, Mr. ROBERT SMITH, aCCOM-'
patties this Gentleman ;, and General ARMSTRO'NG
1136 let Follaud to resume his diplomatic funaions at
•.

WAITIOIAN, we are assured, by the senti-
ments which he uttered on Friday last at , Guildhall,
exciteki dt4,;ust even in those who generally agree
tvith him in political opinions:. In tact, the Orator
'sre.ned to have been poring oVer the magazines for
the i:t4- fifty yeats, and ,was determined to vent all
h s laborious acquisitions on his audience without
mercy. Aiiittle aPpearance of loyal respell for a
Venerable Monarch, whose private eharader is highly,
it'-ieritoribUs•and who in his public Conduct has al-
10' a) s had the interests-and honour Of the country
in view, would :have been .'more suitable to,,the
in' w hich the" Orator delivered his sentiments,
the. Council Cl of the'fir4 city in the world;
and would have shewn that he had at least the

gra:,lo .
'4surs;e .a-virtue if he had it.n9L".

, .
Captain BARCLAY IS arrived ici, oridbll from NeVal.!

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