The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-16 00:00:00

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Seye»z7,er 3, INI.

TUE COMMISSION' ERS for VICTUALLING
hereby give Notice, that
" rkesit,itii, the 4th of iannecry 71ext, they he ready to
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"eceb,r 'l',utte4.: wri:,ig (veYtled Hp), and treat with such
Pe;:shs• TrillUnderterk&lo .tzipply (an geparrile,•(7.7ntracts)
PBOVISIONS'and FRESH BEEF
‘.4I7tPY be required for the use of his Majesty's S/zips and
at Jamaica and Nen, Proridenrc, dialog the space
*.17'.71t;e .:fronths certain, front the 4th cla•1 qr. Marat next,
"'l.further.nntil six Mouths'-warning shall be girrn for the
t46"laniztroft Of the Contracts; the Conditions of which marl be
al the Sterrtary's Wier.

Aso rc,Erard will le !:ad to any Tender in which the Prlee
Anti rot le insertid i,e words at leo 4.1 h, or that shall
4Ot 1. drlirered to 'the Board before On, o'plack on. the
Tnes,Thyt 41h, of January next;: nor npless the .per-
*it ,r 4 ,uases the Ttuder,or, Sallie Parson on his behate,
clicP:ds• t ,:uswer w;zen called fair:---Nor will any Tender for
the Sea' Provisions Contract that contains extra pdgaut Prices
:)91,a1,,songe iirticles, and Prices »inch infi:rior to the real
!t'ittuF, upon Others, be consiiered. erg proper to I,i aWnitted.
Each !render must also 'be accompanied hy a Lc:ter signed
417 two responsible Persons, engaging. to become l,ntiid'with
the Part,, tend, ring, ix' the Penal SuM .yr 5,0005.fc7' the
deg" performance of the Contract for Sea PrOirisions, and of
1 ,000/..hr the Fresh ;Beef eontratt.

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TH E COLONIES.

(From tht. Quebec: Ga::ctte of July 26.)
• Concluded from yesterday's SUN.

YORK (U. C.), JULY 15.—0 n Monday, the
12th'instant, his Excellency the Lientmtnt-Go.
vernor proceeded in State to the Leg=islative
Connell Chamber, and being; tented on the
Throne, and the House of Assembly present,
his Excellency was pleased to close the''SesSion
with the following

SPEECU.
" Honourable Gentlemen, and Gentlemen

of the House of Assembly,
It I cannot put an end to this Session without

expressing my great satisfaction at the benefit
which you have conferred on his Majesty's peo-
ple, by adopting a principle in your Assessment
Bill,-and your amendment of the Road Lary,
which subjects all the granted and leased lands in
the Province wan equal duty ; 'though-thope to
see the latter of these Acts still improved
by the adoption of the same equitable 'principle
of gradation which is established in the Mother
Country.
" Your inclination will, I am satisfied, lead
you to...renew, as early as shall he found possible,
the assistance which you'hm-ve been accustomed w
afford the, less opulent classes of his Majesty's
faithfulsnbjects, for the education of their children,
and 1 have no doubt the wisdom of earliament,
on a due consideration of the subject, will -find
the means of rendering a far more frugal Grant
than has heretofore been applied to that purpose,
at least equally beneficial in effect.
" You have consulted, with laudable feeling,
the very respectable character of the Militia Ser-
vice, in enabling me to afford to any of its mem-
bers an opportunity of obtaining, in time of
peace (but properly only at his own request), the
verdict of a Court Martial, and you have, at the
same time, relieved ate from the unpleasant neces-
sity of having on every occasion to decide by the
light of evidence, unguarded by the sanctity of
an oath.