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London, England, 1815-06-15 00:00:00

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T H U RS DA Y. .3 CJ N g 15; 1814.
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FICTWILLING-OFFICE, June 9, ISt 5. THE ARMY.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ,
• Advicet have been received in town of Sale
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do l!reby dive Notice, • •- , .
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arrival of the right.wing of the 73,1 regiment trtrin
that on Friday next, the 16th instont, they will be ready to
Is'ii`ew South IVales, at the Island of Columbo, in
receive Tenders in writing „sealed up, and treat for ONE themonth of August last ; the remainder of that
lIUNDRED TONS of COCOA ; •to be answerable to Saniplcs
_fine regiment,whien was to have sailed the day
of not less than Two Pounds Freight each, to be. prodneed otter they lett New'Sxn Wales,_ had not reached'
with the Tenders, to be delivered in Ms space of a Fortnight their destination in November. By ,the same
into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be conveyance we learn, that the officers, and men
paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after remaining of tha 19th Foot were all'well,' and in
date. great spirits. . . .
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at Me Secre-- The 2d Garrison 'Baltalion from Guernsey ar-,
tary's Q(lice. i viva on Monday at Cauterhury, as also the Ist
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price .battalion of the 7th and 43d who are to eitibark at
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ,tot ;Ilainsgate for Ostend. The 29th Regiment em-
bebarked on Monday last at Portsmotith for Belgium:
delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
. The 3d Garrion Battalion now fortning, of
Friday next, the 16th inst. nor unless the Person who makes - -
which General HODGSON is appointed Colonel, is
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to anslocr
to consist of six companies, 100 ,rank and file,
when called for,
two of
,which under the command of Capt. 11,'1c-
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; June 5, 1815. I.JAMI, is to do duty in the Tower, two at Ply-.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- mouth, and two at Portsmouth. '
It is expected -that 10,000 men will be foand fit -,
JESTI'S ORDNANCE do hereby give. Notice, •
mat Proposals
wilt be
received
at their Office in pal.. ma 11, for service among the Chelsea pensioners. They
on or b are to be formed into battalions, and - to be sta-
before Monday, the Igth Instant, Jima such Persons as
may be willing- to undertahe the Supply of TWO HUNDRED Coned in such parts as may be deemed most
- proper.
LOADS of HEWN OAK TIMBER, for Service of Me Royql
Carriage Department at Woolwich, ,
EAST INDIA HOUSE.
The Trees will be required to cat Twelve Inches square,
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.without sap, Ten Feet from the Butt, and to be delivered at 2 aGeneral Court washeld Yesterday
Woolwich by the Contractor. lndia-House, pursuant to adjournment, for the
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi- purpose of resuming the con,jt!eration of the Re- •
tions
_of the Contract, may be knot-n at the Secretary's Office, port from-the Committee of Bye-Laws.
in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten The CHAIRMAN proposed that the Bye-Laws al-
and Four o'Cleck, where the Proposals mast be delivered, • ready approved be confirmed, which on the tries!.
sealed up, and indorsed "Proposals fur Oak Timber;" bill i 14)11: were confirmed accordingly.,
no Proposal can be admitted after the 19th instant, at Twelve' Thc Court then proceeded to the order of th'e
o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be day, when several Bye-Laws were /proved pro
noticed, unless the Party making it, •r an Agent in his be- foirno, it being understood that any alterations
half, shall attend. Woi t Id come more properly from the new Coin-
By Order of the Beard, mittee of Bye-Laws to be appointed at the ensti-
R. H. CREW, Secretary. iiii; Quarterly Court .—On coming to the ametnied
,_ ,
Bye-Law, " That the Court of Directors shall not
OFFICE OF oRDN;INCE, May 23, 181,5.
intent any of *he CooTany's money in shipping,.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111 - excepting for the service of the Company, " attar a
J;''STY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice": twy.i, (lobate, the ~,,v Bye-Law was carried (ma-
that Proposals will. 6e received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, nimously iii the affirmtiee.
on or before Tr-ednesday, the 21st day of June next, from such i 'rho remainder of the Bye-Laws were then ap-
Per.rons as may by wilting to undertake the Supply of COALS, proved, and the confirmqtioil of them agreed to
for Service of this Department, for n period of One Year front .i•. be proposed on the 21st instant, to,which day the
the Is-t rf .duty, Court aejourned,
Yesterdaya Ballot was taken on the question-
The Coals must he of thr ih.,,,,;nt;nn dpnorgnated 21(,:%t,s-

Yesterday a General Court was held•at the East
India-House, pursuant to adjournment, for the
purpose of resuming the Consh!eration of the Re-,
Mort from-the Committee of Bye-L,iws.
The CHAIRMAN proposed that the Bye-Laws al-
ready approved be confirmed, which on the tines,
tion. confirmed
The Court then proceeded to the order of the
day, when several Bye-Laws were /proved pro
foimo, it being understood that any alterations
wo.old come - more properly from the new Coin.-
ritittee of Bye-Laws to he appointed at the ensti-
ing Quarterly Court .—On coming- to the amended
Bye-Law, " That the Court of Directors shall not
in‘est any of .I.le ConTany's money in shipping,
exceptingfor the service of the Company," attar
ton); dooate, the new Bye-Law was carried una-
nimously in the affi-tmittive.
The ri,inaintler of the Bye-Laws were then ap-
proved, and the confirmqtion of them agreed to
be proposed on the 21st instant, to
-which day the
Court aej,illroed,
Yesterday'a Ballot was taken on the ques Lon—
That-the following Bye-Liw continue to be one'
Qt the Bye-Laws of ow Company, :
" is ordaine.d, that in all Elections, to be annually,
made of six Director 3, for four years, in pursuance of the
Act of Parliament of the I:3th year of his Majesty King
George the Third, cap. Gs, each Proprietor, votin;, shall give
in a containvog not more than six names of persons
duly qualified to he Directors; and if any list shalt contain-
the names of more than six, or Ices than five persons duly
qualified, who shall have' declared themselves Candidates by
giving notice thereof in writing to the Secretary seven days
previous to the day of election, every such list, and all the
names therein contained, shall be totally rejected."
At six o'clock the glasses were closed,. and de-
livered to the ,crittineers, who reported the num-
bers to
tie—
For the Question . Q 95
Against it
Majority

7/Le 0311* us' he of WV' description denominated
E.i;:-.ltlon Moor, or evrtol thereto in quality and ,seood-,

tzes, and will he reefoir-4 to he tkliveredfree of aver!! expenee,
c.rrept t e Kitties linty; either on shore or veto vessels or
craft at airy place its Mee River Thames; and at Farersham,
or at eto,r,' port or p!ucc in t.'s: Myer .11ediizy and C 1144, ut
Mt,' pod of Little Hampton, in the County of Sussex, as may
be"required.
Farther Partiew!ars, together with the Terms and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Oftice,
in Pall-.llall aforesaid,_ any day between‘the Hours 7'en
and Four o'Ctock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed yp, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals," but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said 21st day of June, at
Twelve o'Clock at Nnon of the same Day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gent
in his behalf; shall attend.
0-ider of the Board,
R. H. CRRIT', Seeretrtry.

LA\V INTELLIGENCIL.

COURT OF KING'S 11.

This being .the last day.of Term, the
time of the Court was occupied, is usual, in she w
ing cause against motious of no consequence, ex-
cept to the plrties interested.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH sits as usual, tomor-
row, at Westminster Hall ; the following day at
Guildhall ; the day following .he resumes his Sit-
tings at Westminster Hall, and continues till the
Sittings are finished.