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PICT L LING- OFFICE, Nov. 11. 1844.
TnE COAIMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING Ms 41,1JESTY'S NAVY, etc. do hereby give
aV"i". That or{ Tuesday, Me 23.. Instant, they -will be
:fsel!t to receive Tenders in writing (s. glee; up), and treat
1: the under-mentioned Articles, to be agivered into His
'lalesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford.
Articles. Quantities. • Periods of Delivery.
"One half by the
310 Decend.er,
and the other
half by t he 31st
January. •
`One-half by the
18th December,
and the other
half by the Slst•
December.
VIMINT A LEAF TO- 1 jay the 31st De.
TICCO SO Tons camber nest.
Cou;a, Sugar, and Pease, to be answerableto to Sam-.
P.es tp he Produced with the Tenders; Me Cocoa and Sugar of
;'ot less than three pounds weight each, and the Pease of nut
le,4rthan three quarts each.
„
Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Ogice.
4„" Tender Must specify the Prier fit 'cords at length,
bc delieered before One o'Cluek on the day appointed ;
belt "Ls Person who makes Me Tender, or sonze Person on his
V; must attend to answer when railed for.
11'4LLVR CLIFTON.

• LIBERTY OF THE INDIAN PRESS.
Just published,
• -By J. M. Richardson, 23, Curnhilt;
•
I tts. iu !Hum's
L!'., EIISn to the MAR,QUIS .of nAsT:.
INGs, (41 the INDIAN PRESS with an Appe3l to
pr"un *ul the British Parliament, on the Liberty of the
tit in general.
is l3yy a FRIEND to GOOD GOVERNMENT.
N
n ius addietusjurare in verba Magistri•Horat."

ASUFFOLK ,PUBLIC INFIRMARY.
T n MEETING of the COMM VITEE ap-
pointed to CORRESPOND with DISTANT PAItTS
the COUNTY, to SOLICIT further sUltSCIl,nTip
_Nns,
"tt to collect preliminary information, field at the A stet u
14k .Hury t. Edmund's, on Friday, the 12th day of Novem..
Do', 1824.
' The Theßight lion. Lord CAI ,THORPE in the Chair.
following Resolution, amongst others, was. roposed and
•
"'That this Committee consider it advisable to publish the
falltiiving Letter, which has been addressed by them to
the, Nobility and Magistrates of the county ; and they
lbeg leave CO draw the earliest attention of the Noble.
'''''dies;. Gentlemen, Clergy, and other charitable indivi-
'''duals, to the subject of it, and solicit their warm Co.': Eopetation and support in the 41.cution of tliis benevo-
' 'lent design."
Bury St. Edmund's, Nov. 15; 1024.
Meg of Noblemen and Gentleme convened-
ki"lartnil 10 h ins t n consequence of anpublic ad
ent)cleertaint Resolutionsta were entered into. preliminary
iini
inioars.
y
tt• qe adoption of plans for the institution of a General
xd, for. the use and benefit' of the County of Suffolk. A
these Resolutions is subjoined for your information.
44, he
ClMTlMitiee appointed at the said Meeting have met this
I,llltud hovea directed thlit the following communication poirtotail,tel
fooTittode yna, in the confident hope thatyou
your
zeal
induce
loa tot. flciety., and of this County particular,
istobi Rive your support and exert yourin
influence in promoting
cka„ eet which calculated to confer extensive_ benooefrita,nPdartith-e
stigar, uP9rt those who most need assistance, the p
• is 07;
Soo treat County there is no Hospital or Inatitution of a
for the reception and cure of the diseased poor.
and the c Superfluous
. in addressingyou to point:out the evils
exist, llu!nan suffering which such a deficiency allows to
litt,„:2,r:leh might be lessened
toironrenwietviceill hity a well-regu-
tisted73,ll,Vent af the descr inecesnosawrcoy
tn9terty.,
a feel thatit is Only'
theieru, Yoxillethtellrncirmcultitneita-nees which favour the adoption of
piPlaat ‘..0 present moment, for they cannot doubt that if
'n'e satisfied as to the opportunity,. the anti the 'pro-
means,. work ex.
teNtyePluel.Ples, you will readily concur in this
b„plitY•
v. tuzg on the skirts of Bury, which was erected by GP
krer'''t 'ts a depot for Ordnance Stores, may at this time be_s
14414(11 for 1,11001. Its situation is healthy, the building i
ilatuut,tl4l, and the alterations necessary to cmvert, it to the
kOr'„ e 8 01 an Hospital are not considered likely to occasion
.o
ail eat expence. As the Committee are not in POSsnestislll
41,1 i). estimates, they cannot venture to state the whichtiestablish.
1. e necessary to cover all the expences of the
`34,liii but they have every reason to believe that the whole,
o_ in.
e
bujidig the p.urchase-nioney, the necessary alterations
..nt the
(reJecting every decoration), and the Prve(lo4ll.-1
The bedstedieines, Instruments, &c. not exceed
criptions already announced,o .e
Gentlemen amount to 2,8001. and
.
4414 rhe Committee therefore, cannot doubt t _
tile et or inclination of the in more distant parts of
kortuhtliPtY, when they shall be informed of the plan and op-
' q+ to raise the amount of the Funds to a sum whwit.
Itsoaelfl the expences of' the first outfit, And leave a surplus
Cote towards the annual support of the Institution.
be °Ueeived that a large proportion of this annual expence
thittitLtovered by the contributions of Parishes, and of those
Ildstepirtud,e individuals whose circumstances do not admit of their
41. -"Log large sums to the first establishment of the llospi-
tlie4,l the Plan advances, regulations will be adopted as to
ot ot
th recommending Patients in proportion to the amount
enntributions.
th: bt' ilding which is now offered for sale, may be adapted
t4iej; recePtion of at least 40 indoor Patients. And if this be
iiattits the average establishment, the Hospital may be con-
ofihtj"' enlculated to maintain about 250 Patients in the course
Thie,er, exclusive of out-door Patients.
will e,eetion of Superintendents and of the Medical Officers
oft,Nnie,it.,ll4,lc with the strictest impartiality, and with the most
'oil rire V) ensure, as far as possible, the relief and coin.
4)4(lver-tit,se Patients. And here the Committee take the liberty
re4tat ht.,- the general benefit of the community, which must
'man establishment of this nature in extending meth-
' ~,,,dlC4e,nee, and consequently medical skill-
-7411e(1 time,within which an agreement must be made or do..
IS yet r the purchase of the building in question, is limited, it
folk I„,iesirable that the sentiments of the Gentlemen of Sufd.
e f t
o thitt f
subjectshould be collected as soon as possible
em:Pu • h f lls to E Secr earnestly
ci , ad-
yu 0, your answer t ere ore
-rY —e etary ofis the Suffolk Hospital Ass solicitedation,
dmund's.
have the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
BORTON, Secretary, &c.