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London, England, 1808-09-01 00:00:00

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012.1244,1YCA OFFICE, nfugutt 29, 1808.
THE..PIaNCiP4L OFFICERS of HIS MA-
ZESTY', ORDNANC.I, 8 liste4give Nogiut
That Preposals will be recefved at their Office in Pill-Mall'
on or before 'Friday the 16th of tepterrilier next, from such per-
sons as may be willing to rinderiike the supply of FORAGItir
the Ordnance •Hoises stAtioned in the following Districts, vie...-
North Britain. South West, including Poet&
Northern. Mouth, halo of Wisbt, .
YorksHr r. christchurch. •
Eastern, exclusive of Warley. Western.
SOutberil, "eicitiiive of Chat- Woolwich, Sc its Dependencies.
ham. Wettley and Chatham.
For a Period of sin Months, from the Ist of October next. 1
The Forage to be furnialsod in rations, to consist as hereafter
may from time to time be required, either of
10 Ibt. of Oats, or of '7 lbs. of Oats,
1211 m. 9f Hay, * 14 lbs. of Hty,
and and
Vbs. of Straw, Sibs. of Straw :
And must be delivered at the respective Stat!ons at the expence
of the Contractor, who is also to furaish such Hories with Oats,
at 8 lbs. per Ration, as may be billeted within the District for
which he contracts.
The Proposals may be delivered separately, or jointly for each
District; and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the
Stable Dung that during the period of his Contract may accumu-
late, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per
Horse per week.
Further particulars may be known, upon application to the
Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District ; and
also'at the Secretary's Office in Palls Mall aforesaid, pan day be-
tween the hours of ten and four o'clOck,'where the Proposals are
to be delivered, sealed up and endorsed ". Proposals for the sup-
ply of Forage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
16th day of September, et twelve o'clock at noon of the same iay:
neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the party making it,
or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. If, CREW. Secretary.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Honottrab,le the. COMMISSIONERS pf his
MA lESTY'S CIISTOrsIS,
In the Long Room, Custom-house, Liverpool, on MONDAY the
Mb Day of September, too, at Three o'Clock In the After-
, soap.
QUNDRY quantities of Brandy, Rum, Geneva,
" Shrub, Noyeau, Wine, Whisky, Coffee, Tea, Salt, To•
ibacen, Tobacco &Tars, Black Pepper, Chocolate, Sugar, Cot-
ton Wool, Train Oil, Tamarinds, Swe;nrneats, Mahogany, Tur-
pentine, Stmt., Itirthenvrare, Logwood, I'ar, Pitch, Flint
Glass, Soap, Redwood, Said Cloth, Masts, and various sorts of
Timber; and also the broken up Hull of the smack STAG, toge-
ther with her Marerials, &c.
Catalogues of the Sale may be obtained. Saniples ready for in-
spection; and fear further Particulars apply to Henry Segar, at
'the Custom House, on Friday and. Saturday, the 2d and Sd of
September, and oni,Monday MoKning, previous to the SAD.

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THE WEST-IsDigs, &c.
This day was published, in an elegant Volume 4to.
Accompanied by a Map of the Settlements, price 275. in boards,
AVOYAGE to the DEMERARY ; containing a
Statistical Account of t' e Settlements there, and of those
dtthe Fsseqaebo, the Berbic.e, and other contiguous Rivas of
Guyana.
By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy Vendue Master
• at Surinam.
Printed for RlctiAlta Putt-Lies, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to
. be had of 3y Booksellers.
Of whom may be had,
I. SIR WILLIAM YOUNG'S AccovslT of the Presmt State of
the WEST-INDIES, in 4to. price 255.
2. The PRESEN I' STATE of PLEU, with numerous Plates,
drice 455.

MIDDLESEX D011,471f• masTINC. •
AT a MEETING 040 FREE QI4>EIIS of.
.
the COUNTY of NtIifSDLESEX, at, the Mermaid, Hack-
ney, on Tuesday, the sotb.dif cif Angust,lBoll;•convened by the
SHERIFF in consequence4pFkrngitisitisatmadeie MEI fpr that
Purpose, signed by a consile number of freeholders,
It was unanimonsly Resolved, . • -
That for aiding cite Spar.ish•Pitrlots,Aeitlig is enkt?ed tetht
gratitude of mankind. a • • ,
That a people who sill 0414 forotheir Liberties, are alone
worthy of the friendship of a bee- natton.
That to have:foutid litidadies as the Spaniards, is an event
peculiarly gratifying's:l the people of this United Kingdom.
That we ardently desire to see rear-stablished in Spain the
Ancient Government, by a Ring and Independent Cortes, so ba-
lanced ail tokenize the National Liberties.
' That in the grand example of Spain' is seen, hclw a nation is to
be defended, and how Europe is to be delivered.
.TbeiVlsSeTtes been lost to the sacred Cativirciittienso Liberty
Ui• OA' igsig 41b - esws. et Aviiim‘iiinec from
rthat m use itnewPri- rted, we Mast may be reptal by the gravity, r
the virtues, and the moderation of Spain.
That the foregoing Resolutions be signed by the Sheriff -and
published in the NewApapers„ and that this Meeting do now
adjourn. CHRIST. smITH,I
ffs.
Shen
R.. PHILLIPS,
The Sheriebtiviag left the Chair, it was moved sod wooded,
that the Thinkiof the County Me, Ling be given to the Sheriffs
for their iniOarttel conduct in the busine.s of this Meeting; dlid
the motion being put, it was carried unanimously.

NO.l.lCia 'FO DEBTORS AND CREDO OILS.
WHEREA.S THOMAS TuottPr., Ship-Owner, of
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, having sold a part Share of the
Brig Amir Y all Persons who have any demands upon the said
Thomas Thorpe,: are requested to seat( as account thereof to
Messrs. Herring and Richardson No. 4, East-India Chambers,
Leadenhatl-street, London ; and all Persons who stand Indebted
to the•said Thomas Thorpe, are requested to pay 'their mint-
time Debts immediately to the said Messrs. Herring and Co.
London, August 26, 1808. THOS. Ti IORPE.