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London, England, 1817-11-08 00:00:00

ARMY CONTRAcf.

Commissariat Department, Treasury
•
Chambers, Nor. 13, 1817.
()TICE is hereby given, that the Aoma to the
~L col-Lords Coinmissioners sif his Majesty's Treasury, for
Commissariat Stipplies, is ready to veccive Proposals for sup-
plying, such of his Majesty's_ Troops, as may be encamped
in the vicinity of Sandhurst, in the County of Berks, with-
Bread, :cleat, Forage, Straw, Fuel, Coals, and Candles, for
One Year, from the 25th of December next, such proposals
to -be sent in on orhefore Thursday, the 20th day of Norem-
her (but none will be received after Twelve o'Citiek on that
day). and if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid.

~ Proposals must be made for the whole cif the Articles,
and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to
the Tpider properly filled up by Two Persons of known Pro.
perty, eng-agitig to hecraie bound with the Party tendering,
in the amount stated in.the printed particulars, fur the due
Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be no-
ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ex-
pressed in Words at length. Particulars of the Contract
may he had, upon application at these Chambers, between
the Hours of Eleven and Five. "

Tu. the LIVERY of the WORSHIPFUL COMPANY of
G L1P.41 rms.
. _

GENTLEMEN,
T N conseqince of the melancholy Kvent which
has tahen place, and the severe loss the Nation at large
has sustained by the demise of her Royal Highness the
PRINCESs crimmort.F. AuGusTA, I am directed by the
Wardens to acquaint yotuthat the usual EN 1- EirrAiNmENT
at the GOLUSMITH'S HALL, on Lord Mayor's IN', will
nut take place.

THONIAS LANE, Clerk,

WOOD, NIAYOII.

An ESPECIAL COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER-
MEN, holden in the COUNCIL CI-LAND-IER of
.the
GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on 'I.IIUR`
D4Y, the 6th day of November, 1817, and in the sisth
• ,Year of the Reign of George the Third, Of. the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, &c.
t 1 I 5 Court being 'ieeply alivried
,vtith the
Loss of tier Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Au.:
gusto, Daughter of his Royal H.ghne, 'the, Prince Regent,
and Cooisort of his Serene Hightuss the Prince Leopold of
s;axe! (.40,oueg, and consideripg un,ea,inable any
Rejoieings would beat a time 'When his ROyal highness the
Prince Regent and ti,e .whole Nation .are, on this mournful
occasion,. so sell-Oily afflicted with the greatest sorrow and
concern, dot!) thereupon unanimously agree and order that
the Livery Companies' 'shall not walk or stand in the' street.,
or Nss in their barges on the water, on the next Lord Mayor's
Day; nor any firing of guns on the land or water, ringing of
hells, or any other ont ward chew cif rejoicings heretofore a:-
costumed, he permitted or suffered to be.madc on that day;,
hut. that the same be, for this time, wholly laid aside and
forborne, and that Public Notice be gi Veil thereof;- and it is
further agreed and ordered, that, -waving all 'unnecessary
pomp and state, the Lord Mayor Elect, in his private,coitch,
accompanied with the present Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, and
Mr. Recorder, and 'attended only by die Sheriffs and the prin-
cipal Otheers.in Coaches, the other'Otlicers walking on foot,
preco/led by the two City Marshals ow borseh\ack, shall pfts
from the .Mansion-Kiii4, to Westminster, and directly go up
th--the Court of Exchequer, there to Wit! his Oath, which
Rein; done, his Lordship, attended as befiire, having entered
Warrants of. Altuaney in the Courts of King's Bench and
Common Pleas, as usual, is desired to return in the suture
manner to the-Mansion-boas.

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