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Alt!',lY CON 1' ACTS

CorniuissarylnChict'; oti-ie, Great George--
. ..
struet, Feb. 28, ISt&
NoticE is hereby given to all Persons ile.si-
-"" rnus ~f contracting to supply the following Articles
for the use of the Army, r.z.

• BREAD, to his iihrieit)'s Land Forces In Catitonmentl,
Quarter, and Barrielis, is the undermentioned Counties
' and Islands/:-Alile'cnevAriglesea- Bedford - Berks
chnling, the Town of Pungerford) -Berwick-Ureeon-
. Backs -CanibritLte (including the Torkir of Newirrarket-
Cardi;au -Carniartheo-Carnarvon-C_Arester-Corn wall (+n
'chiding Scilly)-Curnberland-Deabigli -Derby -- Devou-
,..Dortet.,-Durhatn-Essex- Flint ---Glazw)rga fi Gloucester
(including the City of 't;ristol).--Guernsey-Hants-LHere-
fori!-.-Hertford,--fiuntslsle of Alan-Isle of Wight--Jer-
scy-Kent7-Lancaster- Leice.aer - Lincoln -Alerioneth-
- Middlesex.•-MMonouthMoritgottiery-Norfulli-Northatrip-
ton-Northumberland-Nuttingham-Oxford -Pernbroke----
Rad tvir'—itut land-- zr'r op-Sour erset-Staiford--.Sti
surrev-Sussex-Warwick--West morela 11-d-Wi I ts---Worees-
ter-Vork-an4 in the several Countie4.in North Britain.
QATs, to, - his :,:ajesty's Cava!ry in Ca.ntonraents, and
Qunrters, ifi the underruNitioned Counties and Islands :---
Arigti•i,e--t---Bedforkter.-iri;-ticecon-11,nelis-d;asulrriclil.,:--
Cacdre:tn-Carniarthen-Crirriarvert-Cnes:tec--c..umberhrol- •
Denbigh-Derby -Dtichatn-Flint-iThuirocgan-Glouces- -
t,er7--I-4recorri-i-Tertford--lintits-Leitester,-Lincolu-Mc-
rineth-7vlourrontli-Moragoolery- Northo co he; land - Ox-
ford-Pinorrii,e-Itarroor-Rtalaud-salop-Statford---West-
morelluid-IVorcesier.
HAY, and STLAW to 1,i•3 Ma-
jo;ty's Cavalry in Bartaels, and OATS in Cantonment, and
Quarters, it) the mndernicutioned Counties in South Bri-
tain,:--lierks-Corn%ali--Devoni---71)orset--Esse' x--ti ants
(inrludi2ti• the Isle of Wight)-Kent- 'Lancaster-Middle-
sex-Norfollt-Nortlrampton-Nottingharn-Sornerset- Suf-
firlk-surrey-.Sussex-Warwick-Wilts-Yorli-and in the
several Counties in NOrth Britain.
• That the Deliveries arc- to congruence on and for the
.25th
day of Ai;iril -treat; that 'Proposals di WEatin;, sealed :op,
and it Tender for ;limy Supplies," will be received
at this Oftice on or iiefore Friday, the .4tir ')As' of Nlareh
(hut none will he ',velvet!. after Twelve. o'Cliick on that
Day) at it, if sent by Post, the Postage must be iraitl.
ninst be made separately for each County-and
Island, excreta for tire Counties cunprising North and South
Wales, ;dl of winch inikst be included in one Teiider ; as also
must the severL.l Cuirutk in North Britain ; and each
Pro!:•usai bare the Letter which is annexed to • the
Tender properly fi:lud up, by TWo Persirns .of known pro-
perty engriknig to h,come bound with the Party tendering in
the -Amount Stated hi the printed Particulars,-for the (Inc
pecforrnance of the Contract.; and, no Proposal will be 110-
ticed unless made on a printed 'fender, and the prices tx-
pressed .in words at length ; and should it so happen, that
during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be
stationed or.supplied in the Colinty, the Expence of the
Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the,.Con-
tratori to be refunded to himby tire Commissary in Chief.
Particrilars of the Contracts may he had upon Application at
this Otiice, betweili- the Hours ef Eleven and Five; at the
Office Of Depiity Commissary-General 'lonng, Edinburgh; at
the °dice of Deputy Connuissary-General Coope, Guernsey;
aud at the Gillet: of Deputy Commissary-General Bent, Jer-

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. Carlton 11:,,ipe,, Feb. 23, 1815.
Pis Royal Highness the Prince Itegent was this picastd,
in the nalrie and: oil. the behalf of his Majesty. to t!,c
holioar of Knighthood on Lieoteirtut•Coloo,•l Hem, ii ii,
On his obtaining his Majesty's•permission to accept. ;:r:(1 ,Vcar
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13rrign-011ice4 Moreh 4.
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M. Maseict as his Most Christian Majesty'; Consul ift'Bristol;
of M. fiugot, -as his MoF4 Christian Majesi"y's -Consul at
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as COnSIII-GCTIVra 1 at Cork (in the' room of hir late father),
for his Royal 1..4i?-,hise.zs the i'fince of Ormiv,re Nassau, 10e0.7-
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and of M. Mahon, as his Most Christian Majesty's Vice-.
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and April. 15 'at eleven, at the Wo 'rolpack lan, t I
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Richard Evans, Shrewsbury; shopkeeper, March 24, '25, and
April 15, at eleven, at tile Turf Tavern, Shrewsbury,._
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March 272. i at four, '23, at ten, and April IS, at four, at the
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street,-Bedford-row, or Mr. Garth, Warrington
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month, upholder—March 7. F. and F. Tit:units:in, Patern:;s..
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ivory black manutacturer—T. Carrathers,
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T. Preston, Upper Thanies-rtreet, lead-merchant.
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Church-street, Deptfoyd, timber clealers--J. and •1. Payne,
Roberts. and J. Payne, Liverpool, pltunbers—T.
and G. ,Wright, Ctiesterdeld,- Derbyshire, mercer;--.J. Itowe
and G. Grant, Crannourite;passage, hosi,;s.---1. and a. Kea_
•-ol and Hiltoo • Middleton, Laneasitir,, ii4uLin-nittitu-
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Stn,pson, Oial,,nan, 11. Si.- Yeoman, and
IV. S. Chapman Woitby, Ship-buildcrs—;. and It. 11,%,:ite,
Luo‘lori, coal-increltaats.—C;. a.td ji:i•Eythes::•a, Trowl:;•14,
Wiltshire, clethicnt. •