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London, England, 1812-07-23 00:00:00

_ OFFICE OF ORD-V:44YC E;

• . July 13,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
J'Es..s' ORDNANCE, do licrefy give Notice,
Thot Proposes Will be rc4Crirocl at tlteir 011 ice, in Pall-Malt,
on Or before Monday, the t7th i :stunt, from s;qch Persons as-
tnaybe willing to undeita,le the supply of UPHOLSTERY
AILTICVES-for Service of this; Department, for a period of
Three Years determinable, at the eaTiraaon of One Year, cp
the option 61 either Party.
Patients of. the ~,f!rtieles vizoy be viewed, upon ctppliCation at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and furtitt4
Particulars, together with Terms and Conditions. r( the Con-
tract, may be known at Me -.Secretary's Office,- in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any Day between the Flours of Ten and Four
o'clop„ where the Proposals must b, delivered, sealed up and
indonved, eg Proposals 'for 'Upholstery Articles ;" 4ut no Pro-
posAl can be admitted after. the said 27th inst. at Twelve
o'cloc-k at Noon of Me .sarne _bay, neither will any Tender
be noticed, unless tLe Party maNns. it, or an ilgent is his
Bchay shall attenc'.

By Order Botr--,i, •
. It. ("REF, Secretary.

OFFICE OF 012D.v4N'CLi

July 1?, Ipl/.
HE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS- of His MA-
JESTY'S OR.DN,INCE do hereby give Notice,
ThatiProposal4 will be received at their Office, in Pall:Mall,
on or befv,' Monday, the 27th instant, from such Persons as
May be :willing to "undertake the Supply of BRASS WORK
far SMALL ARMS; for Service of this Department, at
Birmingham, and in London, for a period of One Year.
Patterns of the tlPticle.s may be viewed, upon application at
tLe Principal Storekeeper's Office in the, Tower, and to the
impector of Small at Birmingham; and further
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract,: may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
Mo 4-1, aforesaid, any Darbeixeen the Hours of 2'en and
Four o'Clock,where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up
and indorsed, " Proposals for'Brass Work ;" but no Proposal
can iR admitted after the said 27th instant, at Twelve o'Clock
at Noon of the same Day, neither will tiny Tender be-
noticcd,Unless the Panty making it, or an Agent in his Be.
hat, shall attend. •

Rs Order of ti..e Board,
R.. H. CR1•7717, Secretary.

OF.iICE OF C.a)N,IAVCE,

jelt• 12, 1312,
•
TH,E.; PRTNCEP/114. OFFICER 3 of His MA-
- .712L-,'",37'F'S du hereby give Notice,
That Pi.c.pcsak will Ls 2.6ccV...e2 ct Of cc,
on dr 6efore Ave«:',l9%.lasr, the 5,.1.:-..5:a:5t,-front sere,': Pe7-so.-.r.
us MaybeV. uni,'Orta4c. tie SuppTy of FOREIGN
TLITErt and DEALS, for Service cf Dcpartnle:a, for et
perit.nl of

Furthei• Parti:_xlcrs, tcgctier the Terms and Condi-
tiOng of the Contract, may be .hnozOn ttpcn appli.cation at thr
Secr?tary's ppce, we ..,--cll-3.1all; afcresair!, c;y Day between
the !fears of Ten and Fciir o'Clock, where the Proposal,
must also be delivercd, ,rcalcd un dnd indo}sed, " 13r4posals
for creign. Timber and I.':ealt, ;"' but no Pricpcsal cafe le ad-
mitted after Ike said •.n-''L Leerui; at Tzerive at A-00„,,
of the ielne D ; neitAcr will c-ny Tender be notked, 74;iless
the Party making it, or isn 'gent in his Behalf
ttend.

By Order of the Board, • '
R. R. Secretctr.77.

CHELTEN LIM SALTS,

lade from the Waters of the chalybeate Saline Spas at Chet•
ten :arm the property of Mr. H. THOMPSON.
TIIEE SALTS give daily such proof of
tireit virtues, that tiercan.now be recommended to
the public as a medicine of unegnalled excellence, and one, it
is confidently believed, that• will be the -means of len,,e,then-
the life of mankind. They pOssess front nature, the ape-
rient, tonic, exiiiiirating., and strongthening-v,rilities, se
finely combined, that their use may be persevered in fur any
length .of, time in oO3tinate cases. Those qualities in Rho-
baro, for which it is esteemed; aFe' so, far .exce,ece,i by these
Salts, that tike payment to foreigifuations for that drug is ito
lunF.r.neeessary.
Fat sale' at Montpelier Pinup Room, Cheltenham ; at
Messrs. Tathain's Tea Warehoase ILA, s'Aithazni;tol.-3treo.,
Strand ; Mr. Daniel Stewm.rt, 76, Old Broad-street44Mr.tlohn
2:1, Old Bond-street; Fytre's
Tea Warebou:se, Holbni:n; anei 6, tie* Cavendish-
' street, 'Portland-place, London ; Mr: Gore's, Liverpool; an 4
J. Hackett, IlriAol; Messri.Wa,hboon, G'lodcestcr; Messrs.
Deans, Manchester; and Mr. IL Smith's, Mine-street, Dab-
lin; and are intended to be placed in the 10111d3 of repoltit-
ble Venders in all ehi4 towns of thi!lTnited
A quantity o. the above Salts edloreseed try'Ataiospheyio
Air, may be had.at Cheltenham, fur exportation to warni.cli-
mateS, where.the crystals ecca3ionally delignesce.
. The Spa Waters of Thompson's Wells at Cheltetthans
area now in -high perf.,crilin,- and several* new Allialeseent -
and Magneiban Sainte Spas haying'beed added to them . since
la.t year.

Niontpelier Pump-robin Oilers dow more medicinal excel-
lence than can Ile found etineentratedin any vot in Earnp6:
a.tipa, ;nig a •:aline..iinpregnation equal tosea-water, cola.
blued 'strongly frith iron and salphor, ina'y be drank by tliu.sg
whoae-stonachiem-bear ivriters charged with gz...
line, ferru4;ianus,atasulphurots •

IMPERIAL PATZLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY.

THE ROYAL ASSENT
Was given by Commission to the Stone Bottle
Duty Bill, the Isle of Man Trade, the Custorris.
Boats, the Printed Goods Transit and to four
Bills of a' yrivate.. or local nature. ,The Lords
Conimissiowt were...the Lord Char cegox,,Lord
• Walsingham, and 'Lord Redesdale.
MISCELIANEOUS. •
Appeal from the Court of Chancery : Higgs v.,
Brown. Connsel was heard- upon* this case, viz.
S. Romilly, as leading CounSel fa the Appellant.'
The further consideration of the case was adjourn-
ed Friday:
The Coffee Retail -Bill, the half-pay Officers,
the Medicine Duty Bill, and the. Privy Purse
Bill, were read a second time, and sommitted for
to-morrow. .
TheFranie-work Knitters Bill was brought up,
from the Cominans by Mr. D. P. Coke, and Other
Members,—read a first time, and ordered to 1)6,
printed..
• , e Loan CHANCELLOR suggested the propriety
of postponing the Committee on the Marriage
Act Amenduient Bill to-morrow. -It was'a sub-
ject, as involving so nearly the interests of his
Majesty's subjects, worthy of the most serious
consideration. lle referred to a ease then'before
them-in the Court below; in which the consider-
aticin of the legality of a certain marriage was
involved, and which may probably hereafter come
before t'hcir Lordships in the Way of appeal, whe-
ther it was •lawful or not. The provisimis of a
Bill ofthe•ltirid were therefore worthy of peculiar
attention. .* I
Lord REDEsnALE,Observed, he should feel it
necessary to suggest a variety
.of .amendments to
the Bill, and advertedA certain .abuses which had
• taken place-froin the imperfect state of the exist-
. .
mg law ; these it wotild be-his endeavour to pre-
vent ; and seemed of opinion, that to require the
oaths of both the-parties as to the proper ages;
consent of parents notified- in-writing, and some
other regulations, before the granting of a Li-`
• cense, would be of beneficial effect. He hoped to
be prepared against to-morrow.
. The Duke of NORFOLK felt the extreme im-
portance of the subject, and notified his-sinten-,
tion to propose a clause in the, Con-unlace, with a
_view to gounteract-tbe evils which arose from at-
tempts in this country. to set aside or annul mar-
riages solemnized on the Continent, with jefereAce
to the fluctuating and unsettled state of the mar-
riage laws in Europe of late years, in consequence
of the gia.•at-changes which took place at., and
connected With, the French Revolution.
The Committee on ;he Bill was then postponed
- until to-morrow.
The Bankrupt Members, and the Revenue Pe-
, realties Bills, , were, returned - from the-Commons,
by Mr. Lushington and other Members, with the
acquiescence of that House, in the amendments
made by their Lordships thereto.
,The French Prisoners Escape Bill, the Peace
Preservation, the Assessed Taxes Allowance, and
the Disseuters Worship Bills, were severally, on
the motions, of Lord Viscount Sidmouth, ordered
. to be read a second time to-morrow ; and also
their Lordships to be sunanion'ed.
The Manure Carriage Bill was read a third time
and passed.
_ The Appropriation Bill passed through a Com-
mittee, and was reported without any -amend-

The Poor Debtors Relief Bill received some
amendments on the suggestion of Lordßedesdale;
and was ordered to be reported to-morrow.—
Adjourned.