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The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-20

The balances ,with Europe alone in favour of.
Great Britain, as exhibited in this imperfect state-
ment, are not far from corresponding with the ge-
neial and more accurate balances before given.—
The favourable b dance of 1809 with Europe alone,
if computed accord.irg "to the aCtual value, would,
be much more considerable than the value of the
same year, in the former general statement.
A favourable balance of trade on the face of the
account of exports and imports, presented annually
to Parliament, is a very probable consequence of
large drafts on Government for foreign expenditure;
an augmentation of exports, and a diminution of
imports, being promottd and even enforced by the
means of such drafts. For if the supply of bills
drawn abroad, either by the agents of Government,
or by individuak, is disproportionate to the demand,
the price of them in foreign money, falls, until it is
do low as to tpvite purchasers ; and the purchasers,
who are generally foreigners, not wishing to trans-
fer their property permanently to England, have a
referenc. to, the terms on which the bilk on Eng-
land will purchase hoe British commodities which
are in demand, tither in their own country, or in
inter medi::te places,. with, which the account may
be adjusted. Thus, the, price of the bills being
regulated in torne degree by that of British 'commo-
dities, and eolith-mil% to fall till it Becomes so low
as to be likely
.to afford a profit on the purchase and
exportation of these commoditities, an aetual expor-
tation nearly proportionate to the amount of the
bills drawn can scarcely fail to take place. It follows,
that there Cannot be, for.any. long period, either a
highly favourable or unfavourable balance trade ;
for the balance no sooner atreas the price of
bills, than the price of, bills, by its re-action on
the state of trade, promotes an equalization of
commercial exports and imports.—Your Commit-
_ tee have here considered cash and bullion as

forming a part. of the general mass of exported

or imported articles, and a 9. transferred. accord-
ing to the state both of the supply and the de-
mand; forming However, under certain circum-
stances, and especially in the case of great.fludu-
-ations in the general commerce, a peculiarly com-
modious remittance.

Your Committee have enlarged on the documents
London, England, 1810-08-20

REPORT,

TOGETHER. WrrEl MINUTES OF EVIDENCE, AND AC.
COUNTS FROM THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE

lILGII , PRICE GOLD" BULLION.

[Continued from Saturday.),
. .
The followingis.an account of the official value of
our ImporlS and Expotts with ti
rope alone, in each of the last

le Continent of Eu-
se years

supplied •by Mr. Irving, f,)r the sake of throwing
further light on the general question "of the balance
of trade and the exchanges; and of di4sipating some
very prevalent errors which have a great prac-
tical influence or. the subject now'under consi-
deration.

'That the real exchange against this country with
the Continent cannot, at any time have, nLiteriolly
exceeded' the limit fixed by the cost at.that rime of
transporting specie, your Committee ate-convinced
upon the principles which have been already stated.
That in point .of-faa, those exchanges haVe not
exceeded that -limit set'nis to receive a very satisfac-
tory illustration trom one part the'etidence of
Mt. Greflulne, who, of all the merchants , ex-
amined), seemed most Wedded to the opinion, that
the state of the balance, of payments alone was suf-
ficient to account for any depression of the ex-
changes, however great. Prom what the Com-
mittee have already stated with respeCt to the par of
exchange, it is manifest that the exchange between
two countries is at its real par, when a given quan-
-tit y of gold or silver in the one country is:convertible
at tire market price into such an amount of the cur-
rency of that country, as will purchase a bill of ex-
change on the other country for such an amount of
the currency of that other country, as will there be
convertible at the market prig e iuto an equal quan-
tity of:gold or silver,olthe same fineness. Jo the
same manner the real exchange is in favour of a
country having money transactions with another,
when. a given quantity a gold or silver in the
former is convertible for such an amount in the
currency of that latter country, as will• there be
convertible into a greater quantity of gold or silver
of the same fineness.
[To be continued.]

MAILS.
AR RIV ED—i Heligoland, 2 Dublin, z Waterford.
Du —1 Cadiz, 1 Lisbon, z Wateitord.

PRICE OF STocKs
THIS DAY AT TWRI.VE O'CLOCK.
COll5Ol S - . 68 Omnium - . -r 12

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICIRE FAI.SUM AUDEAT?

0 N D 0 .N

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1810.
London, England, 1810-08-20

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CADIZ, DATED JULY t 3
" Matagorda is in the same ruinous state as he'(a"r,
described, and cannot be pccupird by the
enernY/
bat the French batteries on the Trocadero are veil
strong: they make regular ;attacks upon the Pll4
tales -(the opposite shore, leading to Cadiz;),'
without making any impression upon it, The
jitil
mense works that are throwing up at Isla, scotmake Cadiz, "I think, impregnable. Were it 1/,
That we see batteries of great strength raising on tv;
side of ;be enemy, one tould be induced to Ore:
pose that they would vel loon take their depart"urof
as they appear not to hate the smallest chance
ever obtaining pos'session of this ci.y. ,
no,
On the ,14t4 instant, the bomb-ships
Thunder, Devastation, and Hound, with twe'%,
gun and mortar boats-, and ten howitzer boats, P.
ceeded.to attack Catalina, at day-light. The
guns were soon silenced, but, I believe, that
damage has been done to the fort; they ceased. yo
in at-eight o'clock. General LACEY'S troops,-
`"ht
Cadiz to het in the rear of the French, are to
and about Algeciras, He has refused to advance
anygreat_distance from the sea-shore, unless he 35
a force of at least 20,000 men." ,
An English brig was taken by a French Po
vateer, a few days since, at the enuance of Ca e
harbour. Sl:e bore up and ran on shore under
protection nfthe battery of Santa Catalina ;
though the boats of the English squadron bugus(
her instantly, she could not b.f. got off till
Bouts. had. expired; but., no , lives ‘‘ ere lost,
First Lieutenain of the Eagle, who gallantly hniario
ed her, was sightly woundud. The .‘essd hnurrij,d
cargo on board, wit' is slit- f much value.
Rodney, 74, Capt. Buit-2:ToN, -goes up the Medite
ranean in a few days. 17.•
" The fbllOwing are the English ships at CI":
-.—Temeraire, 98, Rear-Admiral Pt cxmonE ;
nant, 80; Captain STACKPoLE; Bloke, 74, (1:1`.:
tain ConairsoTos ,; Rodney, 74, Capt,in
Eagle, 74, Captain 110wERY ;
KING; Zealous, 74, Captain Boys ; Ado, ,
Captain SAUNDERS. • i
• " The foliow it; the present state of the Spa'
Navy bete
,•
London, England, 1810-11-05

TITLE,

[This Title relates merely to the
-forms of process
to oe observed in both the-Ordinary sod Supre►ne
Courts of Customs.]

TITLE 111.

QP PUNISHMENTS.

SECTION 1.-OF
THE PUI4IE/WE:YTS ATPLIOAELS TO
THE CRIME OF COWIAABAND IXERC,EED BY AN Art4l...
ED PORDE.

Art. 14. There is no innova ion as to the punish-
meats enacted by law with regafd to fraudulent
traffic carried on by an armed force.

SCTION
THE PUNISHMENTS APPLICABLIS TO
SPECULATORS, ASSURERS, r EksoNs INTiatisrzo, OR,
BEING AccoyPLicEsst.N A FRAUDULENT RAFFIC IN
PROHILIIALD AihRCHANDIZE, AND ALSO CHIEFS OF
BANOS, AND t. ONDU,IORS OR 131R;C1ORS OF COMPA.•
NIES OF SMUGGLfrRS.

Art. 15. Fraudulent dealers in articles of prohi-
bited merchandize or.prodtice, assurers, all Um par.-
ties coLccrned, or, bi.ing„ accomplices in such adv,ll-
- cis, etsof bands, conductors and diretiors of
companie, for -fraudulently traffickin4 in, proh;bited
merchandize, shall be sentenced to ,ten years of hard
labour, and branded with the ietters V: D.; and this
without prejudice to an adjudication.ot damages to
the State, proportioned to the profits they may -have
derived from such traffic.

16. Persons merely employed in conveying. the
goods, shall be liable only to correaional punish-
ments, if there be any mitigating circumstances in
their favour.. But over' and above such punishment,
they shall be placed under the superliner/dance of
the Supreme Police for a period of not less than five,
nor more than ten yews.
The securities which they must furnish", in order
to their liberation, shall be regulated according to
the demand of the Director of the Customs.
SECTION THE PUNISHMENTS APPLICACIA
TO FRADULENT TRAFFIC IN TARIWPED GOODS.

' 17. Fraudulent adventurers in tariffed Merchan.-
dise, persons conducting or directing,. companies Of
smugglers,, &c. in such articles, Shall be punished
with four years of hard labour, besides being ad-
judged to pay in the natne'ot datinges to the State
a sum proportioned to the profits they may. have
received.

18. Mere carriers shall, in •case of extenuating
circumstances, be punished only, according to Art.
16.

SECTION IV.-Or THi APPLICABLE

TO stmrtz SMVG-GLING

19, Every person who,
.without. that conceit or
connection necessary to constitute an advtmoure or
asSiirance, shall be found introducing ar,icles of
tnerchandize clandestinely, and to the derraiiding of.
the duties of customs, seal;; be subjett,to t he _punish-
ments of Correetional police, in conformity to the
existing laws, andsiall be handed over to the special
superintendance of the supreme` police,' for a tinte of
not less than three, and not ;,exceeding six years,
upon conforming to Art. lb.

•
[Title IV. relates to the distribution of the 5'66
lures made of run goods, Title '..„-prollieits any com-
promise_ to stop prosecution, except Where the
penalties and confiscanons would exceed 3000 francs,
in which case a uegociation may take place, .under
'the authoririy of the Emperor, who will decide 'upon
the report of a special commission.] j
London, England, 1810-11-05

OLD fIIIILEY.

FOURTH DAT.,—NOV. 3.. •
illiam Jelle' ries was capitally intlicled (or stealing!
in the dwelling house of John.lamb, in the-parish
of St: Martin 'in the 'Field:, two silk putsei, , value
3s..and.a variety of other arti, les, the, property of,
the said John Lamb.; . 7\,
•
The prosecutor is a silversmith,. &c. residing at::
29 Cocksper-street, and the prisoner had, for ti;b:
.weeks previous to the Bth of October, when he was
taken Into custody, been employed by the prosecu,
for as his porter, in his shop. On the evening of,.
Monday; the ittli of 'ooober last, the prosecutor felt
Suspicions War the prisoner intended to take some
articles out of his shop' tt6f evening, from finding
him in different situations where he had no business H
to be. He accordingly went fora constable: When
the prosecutor returned in the course of a qtiariet
of an hour with a constable, the prisoner had
.put, up the window..shutters, and was going to
fasten them. Tire proskT.cutor prevented hits, and '
desired him to go into the back room, telling him
that this person, meaning the const'able, wished to
speak to him.
The prisoner accordingly .Went into the back
shop, and on the Constable's strewing his authority,
the prisoner put his hand into his pocket, and, pfo-.
dnced various •articles belonging to the prosecutor.
On searching the house of the isonet,'s Another, on
ihetollowing Wednesday, an immense number of
other articles were also found in a trunk belonging
to the prisoner, which were, alp the property or the
proSecutor.. Thq pros,.-.et.tor was unable to swear
that Amore; than one singh- article had been. sr, len at
any one time, and did rot put the value of4us. up
any wear ticle.

In these circumstances, by the direction of the
Learned Judge (Baron Thompson), the Jury found
the prisoner Guilty of stealing to the value of 395.
thereby doing away the capital part of the charge,
The pri,orier stated his age to be twenty years.
The Jury and the prosecutor recommended the pri-.
soner to mercy on account of his ,youth and good
Character.. It.was observed from the Bench, bow-
ever,that the robbing of a person's employer was a
very serious' offence., added to which, the crime
charged against the, prisoner was aggravated by its
having been committed, to all appearance, every day
‘dbring the period the prisonts had been in the pro-.
seLutor'S service.
London, England, 1810-11-05

ildmiralty-Office, Nov. 3, 1810.

Copy of a Letter from Admiro Sir Robert- Calder,- Bart.
Coninunder in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vesi;els
at Plymouth, to Icahn Wilson Croker, Esq. dated the 33111
Ott. tiltat. I
SIR, •
I have great pleasure in acquainting their Lord-
ships of the capture of the Louip Garou French
privateer, of sixteen guns and one InancirLd men, by
hip Nl.lesty's sloop Orestes,
.of equal force. Ttiis
captive does-very great credit to the Captain, OW..
cers, and men of the Orestes, from the prompt
!and neat manner in which it has.been etElded,wvtli-
ont ttny.ll'As to his Maie•sty'b service; and confirms.
the good opinion I 'have long since enteriaineir of
London, England, 1810-11-05

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2.

Cornwaili3 Hewett, Esq. 13. A. of Trinity Col-
‘, c!, was. on Wednesday electeda Fellow of Thiwn-
•

-On Th-cirsday last the Lord Bishop of Bristol
!io!,1, a private ordination in the Chapel of Trinity
College, when'Dr. Davy, Master' of Gonville and I
Cams College in this University, was ordained
Deacon.

1)r. Bell has transferred 15,2001. stock, 3 per
cent.'ConSols, to. the liniVersity'lof 'Cambridge, in
trust, to 'found eight new SC•olarshii,s. The Scho-
lars to be the sons or the'orph.ins of tlO clergymen
of the Church of England whose,circumstautes and
situations are altogether such as not to enable them-
to bear the whole expence of sending t heir sops to
this Uhiversity. The first eleCtion shall take place
between 12th November and 25th:December, 1840:
when there shall be eleded two schans.of the third
ear of gfanding„ that is, w'he Were
,admit:ed,be-,
tween Commencement of 1807
.arid 1808; profits to
commence from Jury' 6,h, 1810, and to be conti-
nued for • two y-eafs. At Ole swine time ihall.be
elected two other scholars of the -second Year, who
were admitted bet weep CoMmencement 1808 and
Cr;mmencement 1809 ; pr-ofits to Continue for. three,
years. The second eledion will be on the Fri.
day after Midlent Suoddy, 1811, of two Scholars
of the first year:;,refits to continue tbi four years.
The fourth eleatioti will Leon Friday aft-r Midlent
Sunday,-1813, of two other scholars of the first
year, to succeed those two of the third year who
were ,tvio of the four first ehosen, and so on lot
ever: the profits tO,continue for four years and no
more. Eery scholar is to take the degree of A.. 8.
-in -the most regular manner. No scholar to be
cleated from King's College, or from Trinity hall..
The elea.9rs are—The Vice Chancellor, the Regius
Professor of Divinity, the Regius Profz,sor of Civil
Law, the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics, and
the Public Orator.

DonLIN, OCT. 3c1.---Saturday se'nnight a melan-
choly'Ut:c:dent occurred at Cregah, near Castlereagh,to Jamesßainey, in industriotis poOr man : while
the act of undermining a bank ior the purpose o+
vital r stone, the ethhanktnent gave way, and a
large stone fell froth the pi-et:Tice on him. He was
•
taken to che nearest' house, in the most exeruci.iiing,
tOrmell, •where he still remains without the, lt.a,t
1:ope of recovery. 'Medical aid was immedidte-
iy •prOcored, but could not reinter
,any assistance to
he unfortianate sufferer, who has a wife and five
helpless children.

- Laic on Friday evening,, as two Gentlemen were
crossing Shooter's•hili,. in a - post,chaise, they were
stopped by three highwaymen, who robbed. them
of their watches, and about Pul. in cash and notes.

PRICE 9

5.7 "OCR S

4ATI:

&DAY.

Bank Stock, 252 k
Mri; 5 per Lein 99i
Irish 5 per Cent. 97
4 per Cent. B.lk
per Ken 651
3 per Cent. Cons. Oki
C. Aim. 17.11:itniNi.

Ind ia Stock,
lads Bonds, 2 iS. 265. pr.
Old Ann.
ExCheq. 13ills, 9s. t;s: pr. '
0 rrtnlurri, 5 4 dio. '
Cons.lor 27111 inst. 661.
London, England, 1810-11-05

TITLE I.

OF THE ESTABLISHMENT, tlN'rtt. A.GrtNF.ite.L tteActt,
OF TRIBUNALS, CHARGED THE REPRESSION'

OF. FRAUD AND SMUGGLING, IN. MATTinB
RELA-
TIVE TO THE CUSTOMS.

SEC'CION
,THE SIPPRAOMECOVRtS OF THE C V

TOMS

A.r-t. 1. There 001 be, stablished, tll a §enera I
peace, Supreme Courts of. tile:Cystorn tly...po:es,
and IA WI the (I is! ids ofjurisato,tion which ar4 Aat.ed
in the table hereto annexed..
L. These court; sh:,ll consist of a P,rrsider.tr.and
Provost of the Custotrtsi,,ei.,,ht A.,sessors, least,,
Solicitor General, Itegiger, and stwil a nurubefrof
Tips! itt;es. as maybe peces?asy for their stir: ice, The
;Grand Provosts ate vested with capital jort,:di_ti'll.
4: These Courts Cannot' try causes. unlepii- ti9lll
sis. to eight members are. present. ,
- 4. They shall decide in the fast resort. •
5. They shall have coaanizancei excly.:Ve aa
. .
other tribui.als; both of the (lime of c-.?ktrabond e4e-
'cu:ed by an armed 'force, and the crime of entering
into speculations for contraband traffic, alleged
against, the chiefs.of blnds,, the cooduCtors,.or direc-
tors of companies of smugglers, the assurers, die
parties, interested and their
.accomplices, in all en-
. tei prizes for defrauding the reVenuet They shall
also have cognizance of the crimes and delinquencies
committed the officers of the custotr.s in breach
of their tespedive duties. The defiltitiVe sentences
'which they shall 'Announce, after 411 interlocutory
judgment upon the question of relevancy conbritiqd
by the Court of Cassatien sliallnot be subjed to
appeal. `..

fi.Our Solicitors Gmeral attached to the supreme
courts, shall officially plost.eute the crimes men-.
tioned in the pteceding article, without the neces-
sity of the superior officers of the CuStOMS,adduciqg
a process verbal against_ he persons accused. All
the proofs admissible, according to the provisionsof
the code of criminal process for the conviCt ion of
other crimes, shall be received in evidence -against
those charged withthe'Critnes above stated.
[SEcTioti , establishes an inkttiqr set of
courts with julisdiaion in cases whet,e confiscation,
fine, or correaional punishment, or ly are necessary.
Their sentences are subject to. an appeal to the su-
preme court of the divria, and afterwards to the
Court of Cassation.]
London, England, 1810-08-16

I'II UR SDA Y, ALIGI.ST 16, 1810.

This Day was published, price is.
ZIL REPORT of the TRIAL of an INDICT-
MM ENT, the KING against • BENTAMIN TAN N ER
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Navy. for Forgery, wh:reby the Navy Office was defrauded I
()fa sum of money.

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MO DE JANEMO, Max do.

. ,
His [loyal -Hitt ness, the Prince Regent or t ie tra-
.
zils, hai. been pleased to 'appoint Andrew Hanckey,
Esq. (from the Cape of Good Hope) to be his prin..
eiparßotanist. From this Gentleman's well known
abilities, and from the great scope the Brazilian Ern-.
pireatfor4m
so rich in bonical Froduetions; we may
expeo. soon ;tiyhent of the Flora Olthat Empire be-
,ing,much elt,-nded : he was preparing to %kit some
parts heretofore unexplored.
By a Gentleman just returned from the-interior
of theßrazilS, being the first, riot a native, Who wits
ever permitted (0. visit the mining district-Of that
country, we learn its fertility is beyond every corn
ception we could have formed but -are sorry to
state, that scientific agriculture is entirely unknown.
The present hary'est promises to be e.vremely trtut-
ful, and tbe'great quantity of coffee planted cannot
fail of producing considerahle profit to the planter. .
The mining distrid has yet a 'more,fiattering pro-
sped,: for it is nut 'only extremely fertile above
ground, 'but rich in the must precious metal a" few
fe4 beloW the surface. Tlie mines last year pro--
duced much more gold than the preceding, and the
ir.reSerit promises to exceed' the last: •
. The manners of the people are the most flattering,
that cart be imagined. .To bean Englishman
sufficient recommendation, and, in the interior, is
treated with the groatest hospitality. We hope the
diary of ;this trateller will soon appear before the
public, and enrich us with a ..better knowledge of
the Brazils. He speaks in the .most enthd,lastic
Manner of the honours and attention shown him by
his Royal Highne.s the Prince. Regent, more
particularly his Ev:ellency Don Rodrio Count of,
Linhares,• whose scienritl knowledge and liberality.
has been the cause of many great improvements.
London, England, 1810-08-16

ESSEX ASSIZES.

CHELMSFORD ;..-TUESTY'AY,-A- 14.-17,-Rq night
tile LORD CHIEF JUSTICE and the CHIEF BAECN Of
the EXCHEQUER came to this town to bold the As-
sizes. - Ti!is morning, after divine service, they pro-
cerded to their respective Cotirts. The LORD CHIEF
Bra RUN sat on the Civil side, and., Lord_ ELL 41c; -
BO;tOUaH-on the Crown side. . -

THE KING V RAUH •DODD.

This was an indiament against Mr.- R, Dodd,
the. Engineer, for an assault upon Mr. Paul Law,
a Clerk to the Colchester Water-works Company.
Mr. Strjeant BEST, for the prosecution, stated
that the defendant, /Er. R. Dodd; was-.formerly
em-
ployed as Engineer to the Colchester Water,works
Company, but for very good reasons they thought
proper to dismiss him. He would not, however,
enter into a detail of those reasons, because they
bad nothing to do with the present question. The
prosecutor, Mr. Paul Law, was Clerk to the Cotm.:
pany, and he received dire&ions from the Commit-
tee of the Company not to let Mr. Dodd have the
key of
.the works. Accordingly, when Mr. D.
came to Colchester and applied to the Clerk l'or the.
key of the woks, the proseciator informed Inni that
he had received direettOns not to let him have it.
Upon this Mr. Dodd immediately seized him by
the 'collar, dragged' him about the houstt,, and with
many menaces beat and mal-treated him, in the
Most shameful tnanner. The Learned- Serjeant
observed, that the whole of this, was metely be-
e-lose the prosecutor' had obeyed the orders of his
m,,loyers.

Mr. Paul Law, the prosecutor, was called, who
gaye eynteoce .(.1 the has nearly as they had been
stated by the Counsel for the prosecution. On
cross-ex mtnation by Mr. GARaow, he said he had
lived in various places, but he c, uld not remember,
the times when, &c. ; and he ;:dmitied that. Mr.
Dodd had intr6duced him to the place which he
held.

Mr. GARROW, for the defendant, admitted, that
a •verditi must go against his client, but insisted that
he Was inovoked, being an irritable man, to -shake
the " impertinent poppy," whom they had, witness-
ed gying his e%idvnce.

Tile CORD CHIEF BARON t...1d the Jury, that all
that he and they had •to do was- to say whether the
defendant had camoi:ted 'an assault ; t4e Cow t of
K'ing's Bench would weigh. the merits of the case
when they came to prcnounce thtir judwnent.
The Jury tound the defendant .Gui/ty. .
London, England, 1810-08-16

PICTUALLING.OFFIC'E,

• yid" ro, 10.
HE COMMISSIONE. lajor L IC'TUA LIM;
411' His MA jESTI"s MANY do beret!). give Ishtive, That on
Tuesday, the 4'b of September next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such gnantities of
PRIME IRISH BEEF a4PORK, to be cured in ibren.ruing
searna, as the rerpeaive Merchants and Di-a e,'s therein may
buck proper to or ; one-third parr thereof to be racked in Half
Puncheons, one.thirl part in Tierces, and ome.third part in Bar.
rels; to be delivered into his tVlajes fViilualling Stores at Dtpttord,
Portsmouth, Plymouth, k, and into the Army Vitluallisig
Stores in St. Catherine's, in regular proportions. o/ each descrip.
lion of Casks, by the periods undo mentioned, viz.
One-fourth part of the whole. by the 28th Fsbruary, tBl i,
One-fourth pArt.more, osth
One-fourth, pan more, 31st May, 'Si x,
And the rettiaining fourth part by the ,sth July, L2ll,

and to 6e paid jor Bias pajaole, zurtb interest, dtys

•
after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa imp, be seen at the Sect et.:,y's
Office, at this Office, or 4}, apNying to Mr. 7. IL Dunitcrville,
Agentfor the riElualling, at Cork ; to the Colleeiors 01
jesty's Customs at Limerick, BeUait, Newsy,. and Waterford;
and to the Postmaster-General sat prblin tespeEiiveo.
N. B. 'No Tender for a less quantity than Two Thorpe:nal
Tierces of Beef, and Two Thou,and Tierces of Pork, will be ea•-'
milted; nor will regard he bad to any in which the Pt ice shall
not be inserted in Vlord;
.se length, or ibat shall not be delivered to
the Board before .one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the of Sep-
tember next, nor unless the Person whit makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends to ann.:we v.ben called for.

VICTUALLING-OEI'IM .
• August 6, 1810.
•
THE COMMISSIONEESfor. VICTUALLING
his Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday
the
,28th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders let
writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of thc under.
mentioned quanthies of RUM, BUTTER, andCH E ESE, tale
delivered at the Ports, and in the pr portions under.mintioned,

viz.
Runa. Butter. Cheese.
Gallons. Tons. • Tons. -
Deptford - - 8o ,no) - 6o - - 60
• Portsmouth - So,ono - so - . zoo
Ply mout 11 40,000 - -40 - -
One-half thereof in One liffdllth,44 the other ball in One Month
afterwards, and t 9 he paid for bj Bills, tayable with Interest,
ninety dars alter date.

Tke•Conditiwu of the •Contraift oily 6e seen at the Saretary't
. .

No regard will be bad any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted In moll at length, or that shall not be delivered is
the Board before Ode'o'Cloik on the said • Tuesday, the agth •in-
scant, nor unless the Pers.m who makes the Tender, or ssme Per-
son on behalf,his, attends, to answer when called for.
London, England, 1810-08-29

HICK ‘IAN'S PILLS

Are an Eireaual CURL for the ..RAVEL and, STONE,
S 'iiPPAGFof URINE; COMPLAIN t Sin the BACK
andTOINS, K 1 DN YS, and BLADDIEK, LUMBAUO,
&c.
(AF the various Complaints incident to the Human
of Frame,theie are none. more dreadful 'in their statute,
nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and
Stone. They are comptaints-, to Which every Person, even the
must abstemious, is liable, as the Air we breathe and the IVa-
-ter we drink are impregnsited with Particles which not only
Cause these excruciating Tortures, but are a foundation fur
every other. Species in Disorder'. HICKMAN'S MUG!
NAL PI L LS, composed of the most innocent. Ingredients,
have been hound of singular efficacy, in not only strengthen-
ing the Veisels containing the Urine, but happily destroying
tire petrifying quality of it, from which proceed the above
Complains, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions,
and banishing every pernicious tendency to thosse disorders,
without confinement..
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Bullet's, 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row ; Allen, 76, Oxford-street Clark,
2.69, Borough, and most Medicine Venders, in boxes at as. 9d.
and i is. each.
London, England, 1810-08-29

CHlNu'b WORM 1.01..L15a;L:,.

NUOkt..\IS are the [Host ll'equent 'sources of Chit
-
VVs dren's Diseases. "Cheir symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Children shouldiae acquainted with. They oc-
casion Loss of Appetite; a Palene:4 of the Col Cur or the
Face, Emaciation, and irregulari state of the. Vowels, attend-
ed after with violent pains • they bring on Convulsions; they
ailed the growth of the Bor'ly,, and they. prove, fatal,,,by end -
ing is a Consumption.or Decay. Both as a Preventative and
Cure of these alarming,Compiaints, the above'excellent Me-
diciae is universally_ allowed, on. the tcsomony ot the highest
Characters in this Country, -both in rank and respedtability,
to have no equal. . Their prO:iic approbation, :given to the.
Proprietor, from a personae knowledge of its wonderful suc-
cess in their own Families, stamps' its merit beyond competi-
tion, and gives a sanetron to ir, of which no other
.Medicine
of the kind can boast. Parents, and Others'mlio Kaye the
Care of Children, should have, this Remedy,as A .Famit'y Me-
dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels. of Chil-
dren are any. way disordered, which it will always be found ,
to relieve.,
Sold, wholesale and retail,- at Ching and )tutler's, :No: 4.
Cheapside, London; and retail by Scott, arid Bax-
ter, Edinburgh; Newnian, Exeter;- and,
Plymouth ; HazArd Crutwe;l, Bath ; and most
Country Venders, in.lioxes zi, 9d"; and ss.. 6i. each.

• ;
London, England, 1810-08-29

SMITH U. ASi'RIDGR.•

This .was an at tion (.f troyer, to recover the value
of two trees. The question in dispute was, wi.e-
ther the trees had gro-tin on the soil of the
who was. proprietor of a farm called L9wer' Oke-
burst, in the parish of Lox wood ; or whether -the
place was a part of the waste of the Defendant's
gtanot ?

For the Plaintiff, a number of old witnesses were
.Called, who proved,
,that for sixty years Nast the
,proprietors of OKkehurst farm had exclusi,ely used
the lane wh:.'re the. trees Drew, and that they had
constantly clo luded the cattle of all other persoas
as trespasse s.

The Leap ned Jtidge stopped the Plaintiff, and. called
upon Mr. GAnaow, as Counsel tin- the LY:fendanr,
to stile what answer he %4 as about to give to this
evicknce.

Mr.GAßtow observed, the weither was very hot,
and he ‘v:otild' not now detash leis L He
would give the Ans.wer at the next Spring ASSiZiI.
Verdict for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1810-08-29

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ECHAM RACES.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2S.
The Gold Cup of root's. for a►► ages. One four rr,ile heat.
Ld Egrtmont's Eledion, 6 yrs old - walked over.
The Surrey Stakes of logs. each; h. ft. for colts, to carry
bst...7lb. ; fillies, 3111, ; tor 2-yr (;:ds Waled in the
County; the of the New Mile.
Mr. Durand's sinter to Tristiarn
Mr. Ladbrokes c. by T unipator - • - - 2
I-I. R. tf. the bake of V otk's f. Young Whiskey- - 3
Two tot agsj the winner, and G to 4 on Trumpator.
The Noblemen anti Gentlemen's Plate of 50.1.fi,r all ages.
Mr Sadler's Rumbo, aged, 9,t. 61b. -
Mt..Ladbroke's hr. mi. Tritlibwq), 5 yrs old, Bst. 131 b. 2 .2
Any odds on the winner. The winner the favourite.'
. Captain VVynifliam's gr. g. beat Mr. Lawto.►'6 gr. g. lost.
each. The New Mile, for sogs.
The Course was well attendad, but the sports were indif.
ferent.

HUME CIRCUIT.

SUSSEX ASSJZLS.
CIVIL SIDE.

LEWES,. AUG. 27.—The Loon CEITEP BARON
went. into Court at eight o'clock this trocninq, but
on the remaining causes being called on, ti e wit-
nesses who had lett the toWn, 0.1 Saturda.y
Were iu general not returned; the conseque'nce
th;t the pitusei were struck out of the:p,tref,
two Sktial Jury cases only were tried, • whicla
uished the busiiieas or: ibis plate. - .
London, England, 1810-08-29

PICTUALLi.NG.OPFIG'E,

. , . August 23, iSir.
, .
THE COMMISSIONERS Pr 'VICTUALLING
lIIS MA JEST NAVY do hereby give Notici,Thaton
Tuesday, the 18th Sept. next,•they will be ready "to receive Tenders
in writing (sealed up), and. treat for the supply 4 such 4114111.
y good sound, strong, and merchantable VIA pEI It A
W 1 N E,- as may be required for the Service of his Majestj's
Ships and Veisch' at Madeira, for Twelve Months cerloin,from
the 24'h Oblober next; and further, until six Months notice shall
be given on either side for the termination thereof; to be Paid
'for by Bills, payable w;th Interest, Ninety days after• date. ,
The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regardibill be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, qr. that shall nf:t be delivtred
to. the Board before One o'clock on the said s I.Ey, the tBth
of Stvcnsber next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
der, or sone Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called
tor.
London, England, 1810-08-11

GRONEIq V. DE LA CAAR.

This was an. action on a Policy of Insurance, on
the • ships. Sophia, Magdalena, Julius Ccesar, and
Jane; which were captured by the' Danes on their
voyage from Archangel, to London. The crew of
the latter vessel, howeter,- succeeded in retaking
and carrying her into a British port, These rafts
being proved, -and no defence set up, the ,Tury
returned a verdift for plaintiff, ~.oject to arbilra-
bon with respect to the salvage the retaken
.

Almeida is considered a strong fc.tress4 and our
t
readei4 will recolleti that the evacuation of it by
the - French garrisoi • s one of the principal Mats
ofTered in excuse of the onvention of Cintca.

On the night of Saturday last, as Timothy Half-
penny was returning home tromTralee to Bunnegar,
near Listowell, he was `fired at. by some assassin,
but escaped unhurt; the terror produced in him by
the attempt, added to his advanced age and infirmi-
.ties, caused his death speedily after.
London, England, 1810-02-20

BULLION.

On the motion of Mr. HORNER, a Sdle& CO:-
mime -was appointed to inquire into the preioilt
high price of Bullion.
Mr. PONS6NBY gave-notice, that he'woUitl 'to
morrow mote for Returns, of ,nll Foreign Vessel
trading under Licenses frouti Liverpool to
Has London.,
The Committee of Supply as postponed
Friday, and that of Ways and Means .to-,AN.,11"
nesday.

.
London, England, 1810-02-20

IMPER lAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS, •
. ,•
MONDAY, FEBRUARY'
The Appeal, Kearney v. Beazeley, &c. was heard,
at some length.
. Mr. TraIINEY appeared at the Ear, regne,ting the
attendance' of Jon hl Earl of CHATHAM in. the Oth( r
House,-to .be examined on the subjec.4 of the Expe-
dition to-Walcheren. •

Their Lordships resolved. that an answer'shoulti
bezeturned to the Commons, by a messenker of
their own.

.The Marquis of HUNTLEY (Baron Gordon) being
present, • leave was given to' his Lndship to attend
the Commons on the same "subje.a, in .Consequeoce
of a previous applo-ation from that House to that
et-fea,

On the motion of the Duke of NORFOLK, Ole Bill
of Oivtirce between IVIr. Henry NV,•l4.sicy Aio.Eady
Ciialiotte ‘N as read the third irroe, and afietv'iards
i;vas; passed.
London, England, 1810-06-27

3rt West York Militia.

To be Lieutenants-=Ensign Robert Standish Peppard. En-
sign Thomas yokes.. •
Morley Regiment of Local Militia.
To be Captain - Henry
.lseterson, Esq.
To be. Lieutenants— ',Award Ellison, Gent. Wm. Wells,
Gent. Tikunas Airey, Gent. Richard .Brown. Gent.
To be Ensign Hoshua Smith, Gent. Abraham .Walton,
Gent . lames. Tong; Gent.
London, England, 1810-06-27

Claro ReAinterit of Local Militia.

To be'Majnr—Heniy Richard Wood, Esq.
To be Captains—John. Haddon Askwith, Esq. Henry

Tenant, -
To be. Ensigns—,-Christopter Auton, Gent. Wm. Nusom,
Gent. ThComas Matson, Gent: Christopher Johnson,
(Sent.

StrafForth and Tickhiil Regiment of Local Militia

To be Lieutenant—john Blackburn, Gent.
City of York Local Militia.
To be Major —John Brigg, Esq. .
To be Captains—Thomas Catley, Esq, f,:hristorher New
stead, Esq. Leonard. Ash Key, Esq. faints Lamb, Esq.
To be Lieutenants—Edward Thomas Brearey, Gent. Henry
Cawood, Gent. Robert, Botterell, Gent. john Mush;
Gent. Nathaniel Gent. .lohn Milner, Gent. Jo-
seph Davies, Gent. john Cantley, Gent. Bliau
. Gent. George Briggs, Gent. Wtn. Arinytage Archbell,

Gent. -
To be Ensigns—Robert Botterell, Gent. James 13attn.,n,
Gent. Matthew, lienisey, , Gent.

Agbrigg Kcginient of Local Militia.

To he Major—Captain John
To be Captains—Lieutenant Joshua 1-linehliffe. Lieutenant
Benjatnut Stocks: Lieutenant lames Ball.. Lieutenant
Robert Wrigley. • Lieutenant Joseph Blackburn. .
TO be Lientetiants—Thotnas Anderson, Gent.. John Dickin
Whitehead, Gent: George W linelteod, Gent. Samuel
Gawtlzorpe, Gent. George Wilson Addison, Gent. John
Bradley, Gent. -lohn Thomas NlorleY,. ("eut. George
Shaw, Gent. Wm: Booth Carside, Gent.
•
Wakefield Regiment of Local Militia.

• .
To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Swinden. Ensign Har.
rison Wood. Ensign John Hind. John Pickering, Gent •

Halifax Regiment of Local Militia.

, -
To be Lieutenants—Daniel Crabtree, Gent. Robert Crow-

they, Gent.
To be Ensigns—BenjamiruKnowlron Rogers,; Gent. James
William Gregory, Cent. Blakely Spencer, Gent.
Sheffield Regiment of Local Militia.

To be Captains--'-George Shore, Esq. George Tillotson,

Esq. . r
To ne Lieutenants—loseph Broomhead, Cent. john 7 urner,

Gent. lirooitieltt, Gent.
TO be Ertsign,-71-, Mani Oinks, (jail-
London, England, 1810-06-27

HER FO RD SLR E.

. ,
A Meeting of the Hertfordshire Agridultural So-
ciety Was held at Berkhampstead, en- Frith-1y last,
which 'Was' respe6tably attended; Messrs. Griffin,
Boys, and Ellman, jun. were appointed JudgeS to de-,
cide the Premiums Offered fOr the best Sheep shewn
at the Meeting; and Mr:,Kingsley and Mr. How.ird
for the Plough that should do its work best, with
the' east proportionate weight of draught. The
company sat down to dinner at four o'clock; at the
King's Arms Inn, at Berkhampstead .114 President,
the'Earl of Bridgewater, in the-Chair, who after the
cloth was removed, and. many loyal and agrieultur.:l
toasts :had been given, proceeded to announce to the
company tile adjudication of the premiums offered,
Which were as tbllow '

To the Hon. Thomas Brand, M. P. h Cop; valne
five guineas, as owner of the best Sout-h Down Itain,
one year old. _ _

- To the EaPI of Bridgewater, a premium of three
guine.s, as owner of ttie second best bro.

7 To the Hun. Tnoini44 Brand, M. P. a Clip value
five guineas, as owner of the fwo best South Down
Ewe;, one year 01..

tt►e E.iri of Bridgewater, a Premium of• three
guineas, as °woe, of 'lie second best ditto.
Mr..Edwaid George Fordhaui a Cup, value
five guineas, as owner ut the best pure, or half-bred
Merino Rain, o►ne year old.

Td C. T. Towers, EMI. a Premium' of three gui-
neas, as owner of the ,ee,,nd best ditto.
London, England, 1810-06-18

EASF iIkDIA

May 2, iSio.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMP ANY of PtERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trade
big to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Mike,.
Tt9at a Quarterly Gen(,-al Court td the said Cootpaty will he
held at their House, in Leadenbail-strect, on Wednesday, the loth
jaw next, at Eleven o'Clork in the Forenoon, Jo-We pbrpose of
declaring a Dividend
.ft Christina: last, to Mitts:tomer inv.
That the Transfer Books.of the- said Company's Stock will be
'Ltd on Tuelday,- the sib of June next, at TWO G'Clock, and
opened again on Tuesday, toe 241 h of 'July
And that the Dividend Warrants of the said Company's Stock,
dire on the 5 h will be ready to be delivered on Monday the
164 of gay next.

IV NI R/IMS A Setre,!aty.

This Day were published,
Elegantly' printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings,
price O. us 6d. in boards,
14ERCULANENSIA or, Archeploo-ic3l and
PhiloloKicul ftssertations : containing a ilLutuscript
found among the ruins of Herculaneum
Dedicated, by permission, to Lis Royal Highness the
i'rinc'e of Wales.
Printed for T. Cadeli and W.-Thvies; Strand.
London, England, 1810-06-18

MAR k D.

On Sunday the -toth instant, at St. Andrew Hubbard'S ,
Church, London, Captain Robert Brown,. of the 4th C.tio
lon Regiment, to Miss Elizabeth We.ho Anderudn, only
daughter of James Anderson, Esq'. of Rath'say Grove, South.
Carolina.

On the loth inst. at Windsor, I ieutenant Stairwell, of thi:
Statlbrd Militia, to Miss Lind, daughter of Dr. Lind, Park,
street, Windsor.

. _ _....
Lately, at St. Ann's, Shannon. near Cork, iiienb Marko
Esq. of that City, to 111,....31 E liz. Godfrey,' youngest (laugh.,
ter of Sir Williaul Godlicy, Bart. of Bushtield, in the County
of Kerry. ' - • -

On Saturday last, at St.,lklartin's- Church, W. F. Nisei
Esq. a Post Captain in the R6yal Navy, to Fanny, only
daughter of William Grenfell, Es'q.
The same riay, at Mary..le-Forme Church, Robert RaynS•
ford, Esq. to 11,1 rs. Jackson, of Lamb's Condtlit-strecr.
Lately, C. 11; to-a,tham, Surge:ri, City-road, Finr;bury-
square,- to Sarah, daughter of John Freetli,..Esq. of Barr, nr
Staffordshire.
London, England, 1810-06-18

ICTU AL LIP; (;:. 1.. F
June 16, iSro.
•
THE COMMISSIONERSjor 171CTUALLI14
HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,'
That on .reiday, the 22d instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (scaled sip), and treat Jar Three Hundred
CLaldr,ars l'll-1"S TAW' ELD MOOR, LADY SIMI'.
SON'S or WINDSOR'S f ONTOP COALS; to.)
in an entire Cargo or Cargoes, to
_be delivered in the course c/ one
Month, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and
to ;be paid for by Bills payable with Interest, Ninety days alter
• date
The Condit:ors of the Control may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any Tendett is the Price shall
'not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered is
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 22(1
instant, nor unless the Person .who makes the Tender, o some
Person on bit behalf, attends, to anrwer, irked rolled for.
London, England, 1810-06-18

OFFICE OF ORDNASCE,
_ • Jane 1,1810.
THE PRINCIPAL pFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY': ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposal: will be received at their Vice, in Pall- Mall, on or
before ludnesday, the loth Jane instant, from such Person: as
may 6e willing to undertake' the" supply ofSERGE fur Service
of this Department, for a period of Three Year:.

A p,atern of the Articie to be suptlied may be viewed, upon
application to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory at Wool-
wich, and further particulars., tßetherwith the Terms and Con-
,ditions of the COntract, may be known at the Secretay's Office in
Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and
Four O'Clock, -where the Proposal:. must be delivered, :Paled
up and endorsed, " Proposals for Sow," but no Props:al can
be admitted after the said loth inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon
of the same day, neither will any render be noticed, unless the
Pail* making it, or an Agent ix his behalf, shall attend.

By Orekr of tbe Beard,

R H. clz E .S'ect, tory.

OPP ICE UV ORDNANCE;
:tune i, 1810.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS or HIS MA-
7Esrt ORDNANCE do b,ernby givr Notice, that
Proposals wit. be received at ibeir Office, in Pall-111111, on or
before Fridefy, the 2.2 d day of June inst.
`from such Perronr
as may be willing to undertake the Supply cy FOR EIGN
TI MBE R and DEALS, for" Service n/ this Department, /or.
a period One Year fromtbelst of
.7,6, next.
The Par'ticulars of the Conti'aa, and a. Schedule the Timber
and Dealt, map" be cbtained at the Secretary's °lnce, in Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any d 4, between the hours of Ten and Four
o'clock, 14..bere the Proposah must be delivered, scaled up and
indorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deals ;" but
no Proposal can be admitted -aftcr the .said 22d inst. at Twelve
o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; n:itber will .19, Tender be
noticed, :Infest the Parry making it, or an elgent iu his behal f ,
sbaYi a: rend.

By Order of be Board,
R. Elf; Srererary,

TRAM. Pool' C ,--
.714)1e 7, 18t°.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Conducing His
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, forstaking
Care ofe-Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of War; do hereby give Notice, that they will be
ready at this Qfflee, on Tuuday, the 3d of 74, ISio,
to
receive sealed Tenders, aid treat with inch Persons as may be
willing to cOntrad for VI CT UA L LING Prisoners of War
in Si,krzesi, at Dartmoor and Stapleton, for Six Months certainf
from the Ist of September next.

No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, tensest the Party, or an Agent for him,
peesottally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter
ram two respectable PerApite, engetghte to become bound with the
Person tendering, In -the Sum of sool. Jar the due pojorme‘tnce of
the Contract.

Fartker Particulars may be bro•run apply/fig at this Office;
crto Coll. Carew, Dal tmo9r, and Capt. Evans, ,Siapktoti.
London, England, 1810-06-18

y-
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0-1 *43.

,l

V ICTU LL l NG.,OFFICE,
,May zg, i 8 to.
•
THE C9AIMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MAJETY's AVY do,hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the t9th of June next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat' for the supply of
what FRESH BEEF Maybe required for the use of his Ma-
jesty's Sls'pr and l'' s. Is at Leith, Leith Roads, *and the Firth
of Ediubtogh, /or Twelve Months certain, from the fit st of Yuly
nett, and further until Six Mmtbs warning shall be given on
either side for the termination thereof; to be paid for 6; Bills,
priyab!e, with IMmest, Ninety days of et date.
The Cntditions of the Con.'rael may be seen at the Secretary's
Office ; at this Office ; or by applying to the Colleflor of the
Cu,tonts at Leith.

,Nn regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shalt
not be inserted in 'voids at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the tgth
of
.7une next, nor wrier: the Person who maker the Tender, or some
Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer when called Jor,

31C /V D 1 /7, JUNE is, 1810.

SHEL FS.

(7.1 lj"

TR/INSPOAT.OIIFICE,
June i 6, iSto.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Gondusling His
111/IYfiSTrs 4NSPORT SERI" ICE, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of Wtr, do heorhy give Notice, Tbat they will be
ready at sbis Office, on Thursday, :be sth Day tBlo,
to
receive sealed Tenders, and treat with wets Petsons as may hr
wf/ling to contraa for supp!ying the st,derntentioned Artie les jot-
Twelve Months certain, for the Service of . Prisoners o/ infer and
Sick and Wounded Seamen, viz.
FEATHER PILLOWS,
SHOES,
FLANNEL,
FLANNEL DRAWERS.

No Tender will be received alter One o'Clock oh the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, sinless the Party, or an Agent for him,
personally attend. Aach.Tender must be accompanied by a Letter
from relpeelablePer3.nr engaging to be.-ame bound whip the
Per son tendering, in the 45'unt of so_l.fr tbe dire perfatmance 4
the Contraß.

Flusher Particulars m.ty 6e knc'num by applying at ibis Office,
and Sampler may be inspeUed at the Slgrekeepee Genesis/sr Office,
Ifiggne, 01,ty, Timmer-greet.
London, England, 1810-06-18

k ICTUALLING-01•FICE,
yunt 9, 1810.
'THE CO AINISSIONERSjor ICT UA LUNG
His 111.51,TSTI"s NARY do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesday, the 11th Instant, they will be ready to recciite7,:dert it:
writing( sealed up), and treat for Three trundred Tons of MUS.
COVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples robe produced
with the 'tinders, to be deliveted in the original Patkages, at the
rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week, into his Majesty's
Pith/ailing Stores at Deptlirii,and to be paid for by Bills payable,
with Interest, Ninety Days after date.

The Corditbni of the Contrail may be seen at thr• .S'ecteta7's
Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in inbirk the Price :hall
st,t be inseMed ht words at length, or that shall not be delivered la,
the Board &f ore One o'clock on the said Tue,day, the r4.'h Instants
nor unleis the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pei son oitlds
atiends to ansver call-,l !or,. •