Star.
London, England, 1808-10-22 00:00:00

• VICTUALLING OFFICE, Odder 20, 1808.
THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUALLMG
HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, do hereky.give Notice,
That on Thursday nest, the 27th instant, they will be ready*
to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for One
Thousand Quarters of New Pale, and Live Hundred Quarters pf
New Close Dried AMBER MALT, and also for Two Hundred
Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, one
half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortnight after-
war4s, into his Mak.sty's Victualling Store* at Deptford: the
Rum to be delivered from the /Laded Warehouse) at the Port of
London, and the whole to be paid fur by Bills payable with, in-
terest ninety days after date. -
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Time Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the SecrelOrea..
()Stec
N. B. No Tender will be admitted for a lesspiantity than Tess.
Thousand Gallons of Rum.
M regard will.: had to any Tender in which the firiee sat o* j
lowed in nnoriin at kV A, air that elialteine Ise ilefivered In the SelitatiP.:
fore ore 0'c1e..4 On the said Thyreday neat. Or 2714 restate, seer lidals.tit
person who males the Tenter, or turf preen on A 1,4.44, Ma*, to
canner it4en taikui

nen/ALL' DIG tieboier nos.
THE COMMISSIONERS Apr ViCriZifiLiNa
If IS .211/I.7ESTI's , N4VT ob Ai (Ay glee. Kotler,
That on 'Thursday the 27th inatant, they will be ready to re-
ceive tenders in writing (seeded up) and treat fur such quantities
of QV DEEC S'I'AVE, fit fin' the purpose of making Tight and
Dry Casks, as the respective Persons whip, may make Proposals
thereof, will Contract to deliver. into His Majesty's Victuallin7
Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, in such pro-
portkons as shall hereafter be determined upon, one half by the
:fist of October, 1309, ar.d the ezber half by the 31st of
following; to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
'Lys after date.
The Conditions of the Cultracts may be seen at the Secretaq's
Office.
N. D. No 'Feeder for a UM quantity than Tea Thoosayslitvo
will be ad:Matti.
No regard wilt be ltd t* any Tender is stihioi the price shall no, be
iaterte4l;a words at length, or ghat shall not d livered to the Board
before One a‘Clikek ow the said Thursday the 27th inct**t, nor sm-
ite.; fbe Ferro, who sales the Tauber, or sense .Person on kit Itehaq;
attends to ator,ver ealini for?

IN SPASfSITANti 1144I:ISFIL4NIM, mid corrected Edition.
BY srEgim. AUTHOR' tY, - •
Is published, Iniing the most interesting and invaluable Narrative
-ever i•ecoi,:ed from'Spain ; including all the Documents, with.
out abridgement, 'alteration, omission, or interpolation. Price
in Spanish and English 7s. or in English mly :is. tot
N EXPOSURE of the ARTS 'and MACHI-
NATIONS which led to the USURPATION of the
copw.N of SPAIN, and of the Means p4r!g!od by BONA-
• PARTL to carry his vieweinto effect.
By DON PEDRO CEVALIDS,
Principal Secretary of Seale to Fetdinand VII.
Translated, revised and edited
By JOHN JOSEPH STOCKDALE,
Translator and Editor of Lives sad Campaigns of Gustavus
Adolphus the Great and Charles XII. of Sweden, and Peter the
Great of Russia, Encyclopedia for Youth, &c.q
" This book ought to be the Pccket Companion of every Mo-
narch who has a Crown to lose. it is a very simple Narrative, and
unfolds, with clearness, the fraud and treachery practised by the
Tyrant to eficet his purpose. Without the incentive of artifizial
eloquence, by the mere dint of the strong fa=ts tit this precious
historic record, it is better calculated than any book in any Lir.-
guage, to make the very stones rise and mutiny."
Times, 7th October, 1848.
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