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London, England, 1810-12-14 00:00:00

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Dec. 3, a to.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ,HIS MA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE do herehy dive Notice, that
Proposal; will be received a! their Offier;,:a Pall. Mall, on or
&lore flionday, the 31st instant, from fuel, Persons .ar may be
willing to undertake the supply of IRONMO NC E RY
AR TIOL E consisting of TOOLS of varioar .11cripttprts
f'•r. the Service of thir-Department, for a period of Three Years.
Patterns of sire Articles may he viewed *WI application as
the Principal Slot-cheerer': Office at the Tower; and J they
particulars, togi her with the Terms and Condi:J.lns of the Contract,
may be kotswn at the Secretary's Office afoesaid,
any day between the flours o/ -Ten and Four o'Clock, where the
Proposals mast 6i del:vered, sealed up and indorsed, " Propos'als
for Tools, &c of various Descriptloni ;" but no Prop9ra can
he admitted alter the said 3 'at inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon
of the sane day ; neither will art', Tender be noticed, unless the
Pa 4 making it, or an ;Igent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of Me Board,

R. a CREW, Secretary.

hiPERLIL, PyII:LI4IIIEN.7.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, DEC. 1;3.
A Meeting took place putsuant to the last Ad-
journment, and a very considerable number -of
Peers aitended.-' = •

STATE OF HIS MAIESTY'S HEALTH,
About five &thick,
Ti e,Earl of LIVERPOOL rose, and stated, that it
must be in the recollection of their Lord Ships, when
he last bad the honour tcraddress them, he tiad
said, that onlesS some very material change-should
take place lit the state of his Majesty's health, indi,
catiVe of a reasonable hope of a speedy restoration of
his Majesty to the personal exercise- of his royal
funetiotts; it was not hid. intention to propose on
their next meeting (this day) a further adjournment
for any length of time. .-,And though a considerable
degree of progressive amendment had since -taken
place,"`and the same .confident expectations of his.
Majesty's recovery were still, of course, entertained
by his physiehns, yet the immediate . state of his
Majesty's health was such, as that he could out hold,
out the prospect, of that most desirable event being
likely to sake place in so short a time, as that he
thought could warrant him to propose, in -tlie pre-
sent instance, a farther adjournment. Under these
circumstances, therefore', and with a view to that
course of proceeding which in the judgment of the
House it might be proper and expedient to adopt,
he begged leave to propose for the consideration of
their Lordships, as was the course on the,former
casion;—first, that a Committee shrmid be'chosen
in the way of ballot, to examine the Physicians at-
tending his Majesty, as to the adual state of his
'Majesty's health, and to report such examination to
the House. this should be agreed .to, he w0u1,4
move, that such Committee shall consist-of twenty
Lords, and that the House should adjourn till to
morrow,.for the purpose of chusing such Commit-
tee. Tho. Noble Secretary then f ymoved,r-
That d Committee SiloUl,l bu chosen as above ;
which, on the question being put, was ordered,
neut.
His Lordship moved, secondly, That the said COM_
mitiee of o Lords be ballotted for to-morrow ; and
that each Peer present should put into a glass a li,t ,