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London, England, 1812-03-07 00:00:00

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ICT WILL ING-0
• Mareb-6, 1512.
THE COJIMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING
ills 111/IYESTPs‘NAPY do hereby give Nctice,
on Ttesday, the 24th instant, they nvid be realty to receive Ten-
ders in writing, (sealed ter), and treat for Three Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Gallons of %VEST INDIA RUM, to be deli-
vered at the Ports, and in the prf,portiass'underrnentimed,_viz.
Gallons

Plymouth, - .. 300,000
Se,ooo

3so*o Gallons.
One half there"- in the course of one Month from the date of the
Contraa, and the other hall in one ALnth oefterwardr ; and to
6e paid fur 6.y. Bills pify;zble, with Interest, Nino, Daj t after
clue.

The Conditions of. the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will 6r had to any Tender in, which the Price shall
not be inserted in vuords at length, or that eball not be delivered to
the Board, before One o'Clnck on the said Tuesday, the 2.0
instant, nor unl,ss the I'ei son who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attend, to answer when r.7ltri

()PP R; 01" ORDNANCE,
Feb. 19, 1812.
•
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
yES:TY's ORDNANCE do hereby gibe Notice, that
Proposals will be recei✓ed at their °Nice in Pall. Mall; on-.or
&cJore Wednesday, the Ilth day of March next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Surf& zooproo.
OAK SPOKES, 5,000 CK -A X E HELVES, and 30,0e50
Feet sopaticial of One-Inch well.'seasoned ELM BOARD,
for Seri' ice of the Royal Carriage Department, and'of the:R•yal
Laboratoiy at Molwicb, where Patterns of the Articles-mg 4:
viewed,

The Oak Spakes are to le delivered cn or before Match
Quarter, 1813, and the Pick-Axe Helves: and Elm Board
immediate('.

,Fitt ther particulars, together with the T, ems and Conditions of
the Contratt,may be known, at the Secretary's Of free in Pall-Mall,
aforesaid, au day between the hours of lin and Four o'clock,
where the Ptop6sals must be ddivered sealed tip, and indorsed
" Proposals for Oak Spokes, &c." but no Prcposal can be ad-
mitted after the said t lib day of March, at Twelve o'Clock at
Non of the same Day, neither will au Tender be noticed,
unless the Party making it, or an Agent on his &hal j, shall
attend. •

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
March z,
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
jESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice., That
Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pallll,on or be.
fore Wednesday, the ail) dqy of Match instant, jinni such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the suppt'y of FO RAG E
for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Diari.ls, to
be delivered at the Expence of the Contraßor, viz.
North Britain,
Northern,
Yorkshire,
Eastern, exclusive of Warley,
Southern, exclusive of Chatham,
South-west, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and
Christchurch,
NVeedon, Northamptonshire,

Westeln,
Woolwich, with its Dependencies, Warley, and Chatham,
for a period of Six Months from the Ist April next.
The Oats to be good, sweet, d.y, and clean, without any mi r.
tare if Foxy or illowbutnt Oats, and nail weie not lets that
31qounds per ll'inchester Bushel ; the Hay to be meet and dv,
and delivered in T,nLitS of 56/bs. weight.

HOUSE or FETES,

FRIDAY, ICIARCK,6;

IRISH CATHOLICS.

Tie Straw to be g-o-i, clean, and €l9, Wheat •r Rye Straw,
and el,iluered in Trusses of 361br. weight.
The Prices to be paid f,r the respeEtive Clanthies of each Ar.
tide which may be delivered, to be at the following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois
weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
The,Prcp4 rah may be de.ivered separately or jointly for two or
mere of the said Dist, iCti, and it is expetled that' the Contralior
receive the Stable Dung, which, during the Period of his
antraa, may accumulate, making an allowance jtr the same
after the rate of per• lit.rse per Week.
Further Particulars may be known upon Application to the
Officers ComManding the Royal Aeti:lery in each District, and
also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, aty day
between the hears •f len and Four o'C'ock, where the Pro-
p;fals must be delivered, waled up and indorsed, " Proposals
for Forage ;" but nu Proposals can be admitted after the said
18th inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day;- neither
will ary Tender be noticed, unlest the Party making it, or an
Agent in bit behalf, shall attend.
,By Order of the Board,
R.. H. CREW. See.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, MARCH IT. '

BY 'ME KING'S ILOYAL LETTERS PATENT.
GOOBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGIIS,
- CONSUMPTIONS,•AND AS-FM.IAS.

THIS. Medicine Ind. now been established for
nearly thirty years, and is allowed, from a consultation
of many eminent Physicians, to be the only efficacious re-
medy to be depended o9on for curing the above complaints,
upwards of ro,oeu manuscript - certificates of, surprising
cures, from the greatest respedability, may be seen at the
Proprietors, asunder, and with such a noble and distinguish-
ed patronage, as its other Medicine has ever been honoured
with. This Medicine has never been known to Lail when
taken on the first attack, on which account the following
Nobility recommends it to be kept in all Families :
The Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian, the Right lion.
Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. Lords Macdo-
nald, G ramie), , Fortescuio, and Montford, the Right Hen.
lire ViSCOLI,MeSS Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley,
Falmouth, and Forteacuc, Lady A ppreece •' Sirs Francis
Blake, Edward Newnham, john Coghill, and George Arun-
strong, harts. ; Generals Doyleand Drouly ; Colonels Baker,
Debath, Lenox,. &c.
N.B. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted). at No.
3, lileomsbury-square, iron] Eleven till One ; acre the
certificates may be seen, and the Medicine had, wholesale and
retail ; likewise retail at every principal Medicine War-
laumie la the Kinedotn. where 1112-V he. hafi.

LdPERLIL PARLLIMENI,

COunsel were heard.•relq Sroti
Appeal. Cause; the Eni of Elgin v. the Rev..
M'Clean, viz. Mr. Adam in reply for •-th.; Noblu
Appellant.
Ti)ir Lordships decision on the case Wai, on the.
motion of the LCiRD CH"-ANCELLOR, postponed till
Monday.
Lord DoNDA.s.,presented the Report of the.Sele6t
Committee" on the Drury-Lane Theatre 13:11,
was agreA too tiy the House:.

On .this occasion, a ,few wordS were interchanged
between the Duke of NORFoLK and Lord, Hot...
LAND ; the fornter Peer ob,,ervinF-' he retained Lila
objeions to certain.paLts :of the 13111, as reterting tor
the legality of the Patent, a point on which he held*
a verrditferent sentiment.
Lord Hot-LAND observed, his Noble FrienA en-.
tertained an incorrect view of those parts of the EIJI;
which were entirely distinalt from the merits of Ott
MD
Patent.

His Grace of NORFOLk. shortly ex?lined.:
After which, the Bill was ordered. to be read
third time on Monday.

The Earl of.Dobrotiwr MoR E notified, to the House
his intention; on Friday, April-the 10th, to bring
forward a motion, the object' of, which, he said,
would be-to-call the attention of their.Lotdshipseto
the present state of his Majesty's. Roman Catholic
subjects in Ireland. He obserVed, that was the.
earliest day on ‘yhich the discussion cou;d well be
brought forward, but circumstances may arise which
might induce' its postponement to a later day.
The Earl of RADNott observed, that the time pro-
posed by the Noble Earl for thy; consideration of
subject of so much magnitude, ww'3S one,, which would
be highly inconvenient to. many Noble Lords wh )
would have important business itt the cool) Li) to
attend to at the very period.
The Earl of DONOUGHMORE.repIied, that. the ob-
ject of the friends of the Catholics was to give the
subject the fullest discussion possible i.the subject
was fixed for discussion in another and.he
thought it his duty to 'propose their I.,rdships dis-
cussion of it as nearly about the same time as he
Br Ordcr rf the Ilsard, I could.
• R. 1-1. CREW, Ser.

The Earl of DARNLEY shortly expressed his wish
that the dISCUSSiOII should come on rather at an
earlier period, but he presumed there were suffi-
cient reasons for the delay.
The Lords were then, on the motion of the Earl
of DONOUGHMORE, ordered to be summoned for Fri-.
day, the loth of- April.

The Eatl of LAUD ERDALE adverted to the system
of granting licenses, and alluded to trade cart ied on
in consequence to Norway and 'certain. parts of the
Baltic. It wai a subject on which many strange,
extravagant, and absurd ideas 'were entertained;
and he thought it his duty to endeavour, from time
to time, to bring forward such information as wonld
develupe its real nature to the • public. The Not;le
'Earl then moved for the production of Copies of the
Forms-of certain Licenses, granted in the three.la4
years ending the sth of January, Ist 2, authorising
the importation and-exportation 'of certain -car-

goes, Sze. •
Mr. Wilson, from the Commissioners of Chelsea
Hospital, presented 'an account of the Unclditned
Pensions from the 25111 of Maid), :11, to the fol-
lowing 24,h of December, which was ordered to
lie nn the table. •
Adjourned till Monday.

• The London Penitential), Home Bill was read a
second time and committed.

On the motion of Mr. H. SUMNER', a Select Corn-
omfiltitlece
ow;haain)lsTiAit entdi
.to inqui re,into the hpplicttiuci
A message from the Lords announced their Lord.
Airs' assent to the rrame Breaking Preventioa
Bill.

Mr. Johnson, from 'the Office of the Chief Se-
cretary of Ireland, presented certein Pa, ers, Which
were ortlertd to lie on the table,

On tie motion of Mr. BENNETT, statement of
the number of men sentenced to serve -abroad for
life, during- the List three years, distinguishing the
number in each year, and 111,,0 the crimes for tvitich
the men wr.re so sentenced, and stating whether
such sentences had been awarded by Courts-Mar-
fiat, or to compound other sentences, wits--ordered
to he laid before the House.

The Reports on the Expiring Laws Bills, relating
to limber and tobacco,. were bronght- up and re-
ceived, and the Bias ordered to be read a third thins
on Monday, as was also the Report of the Lottery
Act Amendment

The Est icing Law Bill re3peling Bat k Was read
a third time atid passed.

• Mr. PARNEL,L gave'Ootice, that On ThufsdJy, the
30th of April, he would move. for 1-a\-e to bring
ima Biil for effeaing a CommatatiOU of 'Tithes in.
Ireland.

The CHANCELLOR Of Alle EXCHE4I.YERgIVe no-
tice, ihat as an Hon: Gattleman had 'given notice
Of a niction on the gutije6lof the Cathol,c Claims
for We t 3th April, he would on Monday next mote
a call of the HoeSe for that day.
The Dublin Coals Bill ‘i,as read a second time,
And committed for 1 rcincl3y.
-114.r.BANKEs gate notice, that on Tuesday next
he Would move for leave to bring 4n u:13,11 io suspend
ti:e granting of Places in raeveroion for a lime to he
limited. , • .

The House went Into a Committee on the Sugar