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London, England, 1810-02-19 00:00:00

PICTUALLING.OFFICE,

Feb. 2, 2Si°.
'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
1- 1115 M47ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesday, the Joh last. they•will be ready to receive Tenders in
writing (sealed up), and treat for such inanthks of eod iGund
SPANISH RED, FAYAL, or ‘TENERI FFE WINE, as
the respective Merchant: and Dealers therein may think proper to
offer; to be subject to a Warranty of Twelve Month:, to
livered, free of Customs and Excise Duties, one half thereof be
tween the first' of March and thirtieth of April next, and the
Giber Half between ifrst of May and thirtieth of 7ssne
ing, into Air Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports:
mouth and POrnantk, and be paid for by Bills, payable with
Interest, ninety, days, after dote.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen 'at -the .S:erretary't
Office.

No Tender will be accepted unless the quantities and pricercf
each description of !Fine shall be distinctly stated.; nor will
regard be bad to any Tender in which the Pricer shall nit
be inserted in words at length, or that shall, not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 2oth
°lnstant, nor unless the Perron who nza4es the Tender, o► some,
Person on his behalf, attends, to answers when called /sr.

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P IC TUALLINc-OFFXB,
Feb. 4th, ISto.
THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL Lil 4
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Thursday, the zzd inst. their Agent at Portsmouth will be
ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for
One Thousand Quarters of good ENGLISH or FOREIUN
WHEAT, (to weigh flAy-rix pounds per Bushel, and in rase It
should weigh above fifty-six pounds per Bushel, the" overweight
will be paid for,) to be delivered at the said fort, in one Month,
and to be paid for by Bill, payable, with Interest, ninety days
after date.

The Conditions of the Contra Ft may be seen at the VlElaalltng
Office at Portsmolllb„
-No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall--
not beinsertediskuPprds at length, or that shall not be delivered to
be A,getqWore,Twelve o'clock on the said Tbursdety the 221,
instants nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, op some
Person en his behalf, atte:di, to answer, when called for. -
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OFFICE OF ORDIieINCE,
Feb. is, 'at?,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
,1144
7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby jive Notice, th.;t
be,.-,receitied at their Office, in .Pall,lllall, on or
befo?e7relbitkitii6i, the 28th Day of February instant,,from such
Perioif a32.47bitoilling to undertake the Sseppfr of TACK LE
HOOKS, and itedious other article o/ I RON, for service ,of •
Mu Department', • for a period of Three Years.

• Patterns of the Article, may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; where fur-
ther Particulars, together with the Terms. and Co;tditions tko
Contract may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office,
in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten
and Four o'Clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c."
but no Proposal can be admitted after the 28th day of Febise.ry; at
Twelve o'Clock at Noonef the same day ; neither will ay., Ten.
der be noticed, unless the Party making- it, or
,an Agent u; kit
&half, shall attend.
• • I& Order of the Board, .
R. H. CREIP lee.

EAST INDM HOUSE,
J.rn.3t,1310.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED •
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Trad.
•ingtcrthe EASTINDIES, do hereby give Notit7eo
That thi4Altilsfer Boob of the said Company's Stock wilt 7,e
ShtA atrFhWilk;,, the lot of March next, at Two o'clock, and
oiittitrig,thi'on-Thtterday the 12th of"J'Aprit following.
That a Quarterly G?neral Court of the said C',,,ripau 6e •
beld at their Housc, in,Leadenball-street, on ifidnesd.y, tie ;31h
March next, at eleven o'clock in the frengon.

That a General Court of the said Company will be bell at :air •11:
House, in Leadenhall- street, on ircdnesday,tke Ittb April next
from-Nine o'clock in the Morning, until Six In the Ei:ening, 6,r '
the Eleßicn 41 Six DiregOrs ol,the said Compask, for. Four
Years. 4

And that the istr of the Menheif. of the raid C:ntiait);; will
be teao!), to i_e,44a-vexed q 1 iblt liguse, LA: 7 hur.rdZry; i
March next. -
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• MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1810.

Letters and Papers have been received from Hol-
land, which state,, that the greatest consternation
-prevails throughout that country, in consequence of
its approaching anne*ion to France. It is quite
absurd to talk of BUONAPARTE'S only annexing the
Coasts Of Holland .to France, and leaving the re-
mainder an independent State. When he takes
possession of the whole Maritime Frontier of Hol-
land, he takes .every thing. Patient as the people,
of Holland have some years been under the
,ty-
ranny of France, it is hardly to be expeaed
that they will be roused into anion by this
-new outrage. Many of the private Letters,
however, state, that the dissatisfaction among
the people is general, and that it it not im-
probable that in'some places they may attempt an
unavailing res;stance. BtJONAPARTE appears to have
been perfealy aware of the dislike of the people of
Holland to be incorporated with France, for he has
taken extraordinary means to terrify Chem into sub-
mission. The large bodies of troops that are now
marching into Holland are not sent ,for the purpose
of defending it against England, bat they are sent to
take possession of it as a conquered country, snd to

maintain it against a discontented population. Al-
though under the Government of Louis BUONAPARTE,
t tell neither enjoyed freedom as individualq, nor
independence as a people, yet there was something'
so mild in Louis's
.disposition, and . he manifested
so uniform a desire to- soften the rigout. of BUONA“
PARTE'R comtherciaL regulations, that the people
kikcxl him, and were at least comparatively satisfied
under his Government. Louis; it appears, has

given an additional proof that he merits the attach-
inent of the people, by refusing to comply with his
brother's order to surrender his right to the Throne
cif Holland. It is, we admit, absurd, in speaking of
these people, to talk of their right to a:Tl4one, but
as between Louts and BuoNAPAßTE.theright of the

former is good, and he has' refused to.resign 'it, the
consequence has been that he has been placed under
tin arrest in the Palace of hi's mother at Paris.

Orders have been sent down to Portsmouth and
to Plymouth for all the line-of-battle ships at these
ports immediately to proceed to Cadiz. :the ships
from the former port werelo sail under the command
of Admiral PICKMURE, and from the latter under
Admiral DIXON. ,

No furiber intelligence had reached the Admiralty
respeding the Toulon Fleet when this Paper was

put to Press.

It seems as if Lord WELLINGTON was destined
to be an obje& of persecution in this country, while
he is abroad risking his life to promote its interests
and to elevate its charaaer. A motion is to be
made in the Common Council respeaing Lord
WELLINGTON'S Pension, and the Campaigns in
Spain and Portugal will of course be discussed with
profound skill. It must, however, be some conso-
lation to Lord WELLINGTQN, and to his friends, to
know, that though his military operation-s may not
meet with the approbation of such profound tacti-
cians, such skilful Generals, as Mr. CALCRAFT and
Mr. WAITSIMAN, that every military man is loud
-in his praise, and that every officer and every sol-
dier in his army not only feels the Warmest attach-
ment to his person, but places the most implicit
confidence in his abilities. •It is really lament-
able to see the spirit of party carried to such a
height, as that one of the best and bravest Officers
in the British service should be daily attacked in his
absence, merely because his family have given their
support to the present Min stets. That the Afoul-
leur should attack him, is not surprising; that
BIONAPARTR should pour out his vulgar inveaive
against a man who had defeated his best troops and
his most skilful Generals wherever he has _met
them, and . with an. immense interiority of force,
does not astonish us ;—but . that Englishmen
can be found so perverted by party spirit, as
to sacrifice every generous feeling, to give up
eVery proud sentiment of national honour, to endea-
vour to detraa from the glory, atid blest the laurels
acquired by British skill
Sand gallantry, is indeed a
subje& of astonishment as well as of the deepest re-
gret.

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
CUSTA and SOPHIA, accompanied by Lady ELY,
Mrs. DORMER, and General MANNERS, went to
St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and heard Divine
Service.

Friday morning his MAJESTY, Princeces Atr-
GUSTA and Sornin, accompanied y ihe Earl of
HARCOURT, Lady ELY, G:•ne3•als MANNERS and
ErrzitoY, and Colonel TAYLOR, took an airing on
horseback in Windsor Park.

The Dukes of YORK and KENT arrived at Wind-
sor on Friday, on a visit to their MAJESTIES.
The Doctors who attend the Princess AMELIA
hake a consultation in general upon- the state of her
Royal Highness every Friday. They, however,
did not attend last Friday, but did on .-
Ihe were present :—Sir HENRY HAL-
FORD, Bart. Drs. DIJNDAS, BAYLEY, and POPE.
His MAJESTY is.expeaed in town on Wednes-
ray, to hold a private Letee and Privy Council at
the Queen's Palace.

The Gazelle of Saturday contains an Order in
*Council, dated the 7th February, for prolonging to
the tst Decembor next, the allowance contained in
the Orders in Council of the 12th April and tab
August, 1809, and loth January, 1810, for the
importation into the West India Islands of staves,
lumber, live stock, and provisions (excepting beef,
pork, anu butter), by neutral vessels, till the Ist
December, 1810, and empowering the Goverruirs
of the several Islands to extend the period of such
importation till the lst December, 1811, or till six
months after the signing of a definitive peade—the
following duties being chargeable'upon such of the
foregoing articles as may be the produce of the
United States of America, viz.
For every quintal of dried or salted cod or' ling, 2s. 6d.
Sterling, and for shads, mackerel, salmon, &c in proportion.
Bread, biscuit, flour, India corn, pease, beans, rl6, &c:
per toclb. 35. 4d. lamaica currency, OP rod. per bushel.
Shingles, 12 inches in length, 3s. 4d.•per 1000; above that
length, 6s. Bd. per thousand.
Red oak staves; per,toto, 2os. white oak ditto and head.
kos, rss. white or yellow pine, and timber of all descrip.
ris, los. _

For every thousand feet of timber generally, t ss. and wood
hoops, 3s. per thousand.
Horses, neat cattle, or other live stock, for every tool. va.
lue, tel.
The above permission, duties, &c. may be varied or re.
yoked, after six months notice to that elfi:d being given in
the Gazette.

The private letters from Holland. inform us, that.
the deCree tbr confi,;cating coloniai and neutral pro-
perty is most rigorously and generally enforded, and
that many personS have by its operation been 4ilready
reduced to the uttnost state of distress.

A letter was received in Edinburgh on. Tuesday
f►otn an officer in the 61st regiment of 'foot, who
was wounded and taken prisoner in the battle of
Talavera, dated Verdun, tst January. It states, that.
in the journeft frOrn -Madrid-to that pla&e, they bad
experienced very good treatment, and that the offi-
cers had waggons 'provided to carry' t hem as far as
Bayonne—alter which they travelled in the mail
and diligences at their own expend. He is allow-
ed a passport to go as far as he chases, provided he
return before the gates are shut in the vening.
Several line-of-battle ships, under orders to pro-
ceed from Portsmouth to the Downs, were on Fri-
day countermanded, and will, it is supposed, be sent
to Cadiz to assist in the defence, or rather the eva-
cuation of that place.
A considerable number of vessels are arrived in
the River, from France, Flanders, and Holland.—
The Master of one of then, which Jett Ostend on
Wednesday evening last, mentions, that a report
was prevalent there, at the time of his sailing, that
BUONAPARTE had left. Parts for Spain on Sunday last.