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OFFICE of OR IJNANCE,

NAJC/711er 19, 18,2.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ills M,1.,
jESTri OR IiNANC E do hereby give N,!ice, that Prc.
oafs will be reL:eizied at their Office; in St. Mariaret-.:,, t,
Westininster, on or before MONDAY, the 3d day of yanuay
next, from such Persons as way be willing to undertake the sr:p .
ply of a Quantity of SLATES, Jr the Ordnance Service at IFid2l.
wick, to be delivered in the
.following Proportions, viz.

250 Tons of the best Westrtioreland Slates, and 25 Tons of
the best Welsh.Ragsi it be delivered at Woolwich,. betweenib!
15th of May, an! the Ist of June; 1803; or sooner, iirOnVenie
and the further Quantity of 2.50 Tons of the best Westmoreland
Slates, and 2j Tons of the best Welsh Rags, to be ddivere,, at
Woolwi;:h, between the tstb of yll(y,'dii 131 of 'August, 18°3,
or sooner, II convenient. • •

The Terms and Conditions of the cantraa may le known upon
application at the Seeretevy's Ure, in St. :'Vlargsret-stieet, any
darbetwern thihourt of Ten and Pour o'Clork.
The Propotall to be delivered at the Sect:curry " Office, in
Margaret-street, 1-Pestminiter, seared and marked an the amt., ,
Proposals for; supplying Slates for the SerVice of the Board
of Ordnance," au or befo're the 3d day of January nex, after
which day no offer will be admitted for the present contrad. •

By Order of ay Board,

12, 1-1. CREW, 5,,.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

• December i , 'Enz..
rr H E PRINCIPAL. OF.FICE,RS of lis
milyEsTrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
that they will be ready, at their Office, in St. Margaret-street,
Westminster, on FRIDAY, the 31st instant, to receive Proposals
from such Persons as may be Filling to undertake- the, Slippy of
the following descriptions of Articles, for tl..e Service of the u,
mance Department,•uion contradt for a given period, viz:
Sand Bags; Turnery Articles, Iron, British and
Tackle Hooks, and various other Articles of I ro.l ivi..-
nufadure; Intrenching. Tools, Tininans' Articles, and
Lighting of Lamps; Copper Hoops and ltivets, Cop
smiths' Articles, Nails
,and Spikes, vai'init Sorts ;
Painters Work at the Towers Wtsrminster, Greenw,ich,
and Woolwich; Cartridge Paper-for S,nall Arm:. -i!so
Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, tor Wraping up Cart-
ridges; Petty . Emptinnary Articles, Serge for inak:fig
Cartridges, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins; . -
conformable to Patterns and Specimens,,whieh mg), be inspecie I
at the Tower, upon application to the Chief Clerk; under the
Principal Storekeeper of the Ordnance, where trinted C;mditi-ns
of the Contrail, and Schedules- of the Articles to furnished
under each con/re:el, may be received by Persons who lute id to
make proposals for such contraels,
The Proposals to be delivered at the SecrdtaPy's Office, in St.
Margaret-street, Westminster, realed zip, and marked oa the out,
side, with a. specification of the Articles intended t 7 be supplied,
and no Tender will be admitted after the 31st Instant.
By Order of the Board,
4 R. H. CR-Fir, S,c.

,E 44- INDIA

Dc.rm&A-:-.1,- zPa 1-71=41
11.1-IE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tradisu
to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,

That the Court will not have occasion to receive lenders of
Ships of
.5-5 o Tons and upwards ,for one 17v,age, c:n the 'qtb inst.
as mentioned in the Court', Advertisement of the loth Instant, and
that the said Public Notice is cvnstquent4, withdrawn.
WILLIAM RAMS4Y, Sec.

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