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London, England, 1813-04-17 00:00:00

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ADMI.R4LMOFFICE, 41pril 13, 1813.
BY COMMAND of the LORDS ' COMMIS.
SIONERS of the ADMIRALTY, Notice is hereby given,
for the guidance of the Masters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships,
and for the benefit of Navigators in general, that information has
been received at this Office, of the intention of the Spanish Go-
vernment to place a Light upon the Tower on the Island of Ta-
Alfa, in the Straits of Gibraltar, and that the exhibition thereof
was to commence on the 15th ultimo', and to be continued for the
future. J. W. CRORER.

TRANSPORT OPPICI, April 15, 1813.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
XIS
MAJESTY'. TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tail
Caro of SICK aid WOUNDED SEAMEN, safes Ms Care aad
Cwt d, of .PHISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Once, on Wodnessley thy-28th
of April, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to •rontract for supplying MUSCO-
VADO SUGAR, BARLEY, RICE, and SAGO, for Six Months
certain, from the 18th May next.

No Tender will be received after one o'cloch On the day of treaty, nor
*fey noticed ankis the party, ar as agent for hiss, pereastedly attend..
Bach Tender writ k accosepanied by a Letter fross taw mpectalle
Zenists, engaging to becoase kund avith the 1304011 tendering, in the Sao
of 3C300, for the dye performance of the Conkaet.
Further particular: may be inrwn, by applying at this Office.

GONTRACTS FOR. TALLOW, TAR, AND PITCH.
• NAFT•OFFICE, April it, IBM '
THE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS aid COMMIS-
SIONERS of Hit.MAJASTr, NAVY, do herebygivs Notice
That on Wednesday, the tist instant, at one o'clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons• as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards, or any one
or more of them with RUSSIA TALLOW, STOCKHOLM, or
ARCHANGEL TAR, and STOCKHOLM or ARCHAN-
GEL PITCH. . •

Distrilmtim fMe Arti.-kt antlforms of the 7lnder may k teen at
this Offite.

No Tender will be reechoed after one *Wad, on Me day of treaty,
air any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attends.
Every Tender must be sccompanied by a Leiter, addressed to the NOV,
Board, and signed by two respossak Persons, engaging to become bound
„with the Person tendering, in the sum o.f £lOOO for the due pesformasice
if the Contract for Tallow, £5O per 11)0 Barrels for the Contract, for
Tar, and aC7O per 100 Barrels for the Contrast for Pith.

-This day was published, price 7s. the Second Ediaon of
THE TRADER'S SAFEGUARD, AND
COUN TING-HOUSE GUIDE.
• • By JOHN ROLLS, Esq. Barrister-at-Law.
Printed for J. Sauter, 1, Paternoster-row; and Wilson, 88,
loyal Exchange, Cornbill.
1' Of the van variety of publications which are daily issuing
from the press, none cab be More deservedly denominated truly
useful than the work before us. From a full persuasion that the
judicious• author of the "'t'rader's Safeguard, and Counting-
blouse Guide," has conferred an inestimable obigation on the
Trading Interests of the British Empire, we recommend his va-
luable little volume; with perfect confidence, to the attentive
perusal of'every psfson connected with Trade and Commerce.a'—
Piliorama, for February, 1819,

TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, & ALL OTHERS.
.On the 13th of April, 1813, was published,
Price 2.5.64. (to be continued Quarterly), No. I. of
HE MERCANTJ LE MAGAZINE, AND
* QUARTERLY MISCELLANY OF LITERATURE.—
This publication, be-ides being Calculated for the general reader,
is adapted, hi a peculiar manner, for the MeTchant and Trades-
man. It is divided into four parts. Parts I and 4 contain Essays,
divested of all technical exptessions and abstrusity, on the Law
effectiog the various Transactions of Trade and C-innierce
Parts '2 and 3 contain amusing and instructive extra:4l,s from ex-
pensive and valuable works : viz. L An Historical Sketc's of the
• Rise and Progress of the East India Company ; 2..1 he History of
the British Coinage, and of the Medium of Commerce, fromWil.
• liarns's Laws. of .1 rade and Commerce; 3. Accounts of the Ru•-
sianCharacttr, of the Cossacks, of Moscow, of Knouting, &c.
from Lord Macartney, Dr. Clarke, Mr. Coxe, Sir R. E. Plrter,.
and Sir K. Wilson's Works; 4. Of the Spanish Character, and of
the town of Ronda, from Jacob; 5. 4)1 the Language and Cha-
racter of the Chinese, from Darrow's Life of Lord Macartney,
and his Travels in China; 6. Of the Dancing Snakes of Hos Mills
for sick and infirm insects in Hindostan, from Forbes's Orien•al
Memoirs ; 7. Of the French Conscription Law, from Code de la
Conscription and Faber's Sketches; s. Of the Island of Java, the
Eanian Tree, besides a vast variety of instructive Extracts from
tie best Authors.
• Conducted by JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq.
Author of the Laws of Trade and Commerce, &c. &c.
Printod for J. &inter, 1, Paternoster-row; and E. Wilson, 88,
• Royal Exchange, CornhilL

. ,•• .•
MADAME DE TEL'. POLRICAL PAMMILIT. •
This day was pub abed,
By I. M. IitICHARDADN, No. 23, Coral price 4s.
AN APPEAL to the NATIONS of EUItOPE,
against the CONTINENTAL SYSTEM. •
By MADAME DE .STAEL HOLSTEIN.
The above is one of the most eloquent effusions which has evis
appeared against the Oppression of Bonaparte. It also contains
some highly interesting #nd hitherto unpublished Anecdotes of
the Tyrant; understood to have been furnished by BaRNADOTTC,
the Crown Prince of Sweden, at whose court the elegant and
accomplished Authoress new resides.