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London, England, 1812-02-28 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.

Feb. t 4, 1812.
.717‘ WE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
YESTY:4 ORDIV.IACE. do hoeby give Notice, That
l'rotosals.l.A be received Ott their Office, in l'.lll Mall, on or be.
fore Monany, the 2.2' day.' Matto next, from such Persons as
niq, wit'ing to undertake toe raising of RIVER BAL-
LAST, hs' meant tf a Steam Lngiee, for the Selvice of the
Engine:r Dtpartment, at and for the Term of
1.1..74,0 Years, at per Tan. Theßallatt must consiit of
Gravd procured from the River, near the Royal Arsenal, an
6E' delivered brio Ordnance Barges alongside tbe Engine.
The daily supply required will be from po- to 6so T.nt,
nod the Steam Engiete mast c;minence v).;rking within Three
Hcfis`iiom the .late of the Prlosal king accepted.

Furaer Pallier'Lars may be known at the Stcyetary'4 Office,
14 afoi any dity between the bout's of len
4n4 Poi,r, o'C'ea-k, where the Pt °kiwis must Ge delivered, sealed
2(.1) and indorsed, " Proposals for River Ballast;" but no
Pret°,a/ can 6e admived afer the said ad day of March,
rwelve o'Cl,ck at Noon of the same Day; neither will any
1""d - be not;ced, unlesr the Party making it, or an Agent in
.
61balf, shall attend.

Ay Order of the 'Hoard,
R. H. CREW, Sec,

EN LSIRJUHN MOORE's CORUNNA
PATENT C.% B E DsT A,D, forming a regular
1,,,i,t41). Bed for the Held, Barracks, &c. alaoo; SOFA for a
pore,' Or knom, &c, and likewise a SEA-COT tor ard
rilhe whole packing in a small Valke, allowed them ost
an, ,4"ie yo. iilmtlikcittired, invented by MORGAN
wit:OOANDE 12S, N. :6 'and i 7, Clitherine-street, Strand,
"'ust humbly presn-ne the highest honours ought to be
p3taa," tho4e who gallantly live ,alidtlie for their King
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