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SA TUR DA 17, JANUARY 14,
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Madras Artillery.
One Gunner and six Matrosses

Madras Artillery Lascars.
Ten Artillery Lasears

9 14 It

o I o 8

- The IndePendant Company. •
• t 6 o o
- .. - ..
Ensign Spence
78 Native Commissioned, Non7cOmmissiOned, and
P rivates - - - - 40 19 2
The Garrison of Manar Independent CoMpany.
Ensign Hatch - , - , - 10 13 4
103 Native Commissioned, Non-commissioned, , • .
and Privates - - - - •12• 17 13
THE GARRISON OF MATURA.
•
Capt. R. Hinner, of His Majesty'i 19th Regi-
ment, commanding - - 3 14s 8
Mr. Ludovic, Ailing Garrison Surgeon• ' - :2 2 S
Ensign R. Liddell, commanding -I•ndependant ' ~
. Company .. • - ' - ' • - 2 2 8
91 Commissioned, Non-comrriissioned, and Pri-
vates of the Matura I ndependant.Coknpany 5 4 1
COrporals Brown and Bohinson, of the 19:11 Foot 016 9
Some Loyal Inhabitants of Mantra - - 18 a 8
Ensign Pendergast - • - - 5 6-8
Lieut..Cotsgrave • •••• - - 5 6 8
--L4;-•Stitherland - - - - -1 5 6* 8

The lion. Mr. justice Lushington ' - 2T7 11'
His Majesty's 6stir Regiment. • .
Lieut. -CO . Ceorge Paymaster It 1 Twin 4
Maddisoll ro o o Adjutant and Lieut.
Capt. Ed. Bullock zt3 4 John Yosng - rl2 , 0
Lieut. T. Hutchings ,o Ten Serjeants- o rs' 71
Philip Delisle•l rz o Nine Corporals dso 8
011enranshaw rrz o Nine Drummers • o•-ro
Tho. Watson 112 o 144 Privates - 7,3 I I

OFFICE OF ORDNAPICE,
t jun. 1804.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA_
,ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
they will be ready to receive, at their Office, in St. Margaret.
street,. Westminster, on the 28th Yanuary next, Proposals from
such Person or Persons who may he willing to Contrae for the
Supply of a considerable Quantity of TIMBER HAP/T, and
other /Irtides (the whole of which must be ojEnglish CroWth and
prime Quality), required in- the course of the Year, for Service of
the R,yal Car)lage Department at WOOLWICH, where every
Particular, as to'the Description and Quality of the Articles, as
well 'as the Proportion and Periods y. f Delivery, may be knOw n
by application to Colonel Fan or Officer belonging to the R9ral
Carriage Department. - • • _ •
The Payment to 'take place in Thrce4Vlonths iuhrequent to the
Quarter in which the Certtiicate front the rerpeElive Officers of the
<rren, expressing :that the Articles have been received and ap-
proved of, shall be delivered into the Office of the Surveyor-Gene-
ral at the'Tower. No Proposals will be'received after the 28th
janualy nor can any be admitted which does not e'er for the
ode of the Articles tequired ; and it it expeEied, that each Per-
son will give sufficient Securitp for the fielfillincnt rf the,Contrat7,
as well as deliver his Proposals sealed tip, and expressedion. the
outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Timber for the Rjal
Carriage Department at Inolwich."
..1,3y Orden of the Board,.
R. H. CREW'Sec.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
Westminster, Tan. 13, 1804.
MHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
yESTY's ORDNANCE, hereby give Notice, That
Propolals will be received at theit Office, St. Margaret's-street,
Westminster, on or before Thursday the 2,6'h instant, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Is L METS
and CAPS far the so viceti the difereruCorps under the dircaion
of this Department . •
Patterns of the Articles to be supplied, may .be viewed, upan
applicatio4 at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower, and
the Terms and Conditions of the antraa may be known at the Se-
cretary's Office in
.St: Margaret's-street aforesaid, any day be-
tween the hours-of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are
to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the outside, " Proposals
for the Supply of HSlrneti and raps;": but no Proposal cdn be
admitted oiler the said 26th insta.d.
By Order of the
R. H. CREW, Secretary.

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