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ORDNANCE OliitC3, life, 7, tScry.
THE PRINCIP.4I. OFFICERS of Hi, IlfaVilly's
ORDNANCE do ben:l7l4yr Notics,
That Propofals will be received at their °Mee, in Pall-Mall. on
or before the aoth day of May nest, from fuck perfons as may be
willing to undertake the fupply of Serge for Cartridges upon Con-
ned for Service of this Department, for a period of three years.
Further particular,, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Cognac% may be known, upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-Mall afortfaid, and Patterns of the Article there
feen any day between the Noun of ten and four o'clock, where the
-Propofaisare'alfo to be delivered fealed and endorfed " Propofals
for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a fpecimen of the Ard-
de *o be fupplied, but no Propofal can be admitted after the fald
aoth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nd-
ther will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf (ha attvd.
By Order of the Board,
R. IC CREW, Secretary.

ARMY.
A LIEUTENANT in an old dillingnifhed Regi-
ment of Infantry, Rationed in England, wifhes to exchange
to 1 i,ht or Heavy Cavalry.—Apply by letter (pelt paid) to H
W. to be left at the Shakefpear Coffee Houle, Ncw-Brea, Bit-
rningharn.

•
JAMES PORTIS, ESQ.. DECEASED.
'THE Creditors (if any) of JAMES PORTIS.
-1- late of Gate ftreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and of the Stock
Exchange, Efq. demoted, arc requefted forthwith to deliver in to
Mcifrs. Denmtts and Greavcs, King's Arms Yard, the particulars
of their Debts, in order to their being liquidat.d and fettled ; and
all Perfons indebted to the Eftate of the Paid James Portia, are
alto forthwith requefted to pay the amount to Marrs. Dennetts
and (naves.

TRADES' HALL, GLASGOW, APRIL 30, 1807.
THE CORPORAt'ION of WP,,IAH T S in
GLASGOW, being met for the Of con6dering the
propofed alterations in the forms of before the Coo ars
OF JIDICATUaIt IN SCOTLAND, i'^
Refalved Unanimoully, fr
A, That thole forms appear to lonestrentely defeeive, and to
tend more to encourage an improper Spirit of litlgulint, than to
facilitate, within a reafonable time, the Admialftratlon of Juftice.
ad, That the Bill lately brought into the Hotta of Lo:%is by
Lord Grenville, would, in the opinion of this Corporation, in a
great nteafure, remedy thofe de:WU.
3d, That this Corporation cannot help deploring the deprivation
of that -blelfing, the .Trial by Jury, in thefe times of enlarged
commerce, manufeettikst end civilization, which was ani'led
by our ancators, in remote times, before our connexion with
England
nth, That Trial by Jury, in civil cafes, which may depend be
fore tither the Superior Courts, or the Court of the Jodge Ordi-
nary. WOlllO, in the opinion of this Corporation, contri'tute, tf-
fentially, to promote the Security and confidence of even order
of the people, and, confequeotly, the happittefsattd profperity of,
the country. r• 4 A
se.), That a Petition be prefented to the Httlicof 'Lords, on
the par: of this Corporation, humbly praying that the Bill brought
into Parliament by Lord Grenville, may be made a law, with an
additional claufe, by which Trial by Jury, In civil cafes, marbe
allowed before the Judge Ordinary.
6th, That this Corporation owes it to themfelves and to their
fellow-citizens, to embrace this opportunity of expecting their
gratitude to Lord Grenville, and the Noble Lords who fupported 1
tarn Bill, for the benevolence and wifdem, which they have dif-
played, in propoling to remedy thofe defe.ts in the Courts of
Jolliet in Scotland; long Severely felt by the country at large,
particularly by that order of the people to which the Members of
the Corporation belong, by engrafting on our. jurifprudence a'
branch of that of England, from which our fellow-citizens of that
part ot the United Kingdom have long dctived a greater portion
of liberty. fecuritty, profperity and happinefs, than ever was en •
joycd by any other people.
JAMES M RUER, Deacon.
GEORGE CRAWFURD, Clerk.

THE DISSOLU riON.
'CANDIDATESand all Perfons concerned in the
pending General Eledion, are laurelled that the INDEX to
the HOUSE of COMMONS, betides containing Biographical Ac •
counts of all the Members of Tilt SHORT PARLIAMENT. In.
clod., accounts of the Eledive Frmachifr for every place, the Nuns
ber and Del:notion ache Voters, the Returning °Neer, the pre-
ponderating tnterett, &c.
This indifpenfible Work tiny be had of all the Bookfellers, cor-
reded to March 25,1807, price cos. 6d. in boards, or t ta. in red

In a kw days will be publithed.
Handromely printed in Three Volumes, 4to. illultrated by a Map
and Genealogi:al Tables,

TO BE SOLD,
AVALUABLE Collation of PAINTINGS, the
property of a Gentleman, in whale Family they have been
upwards of Thirty Year*, and the Proprietor affures the Public
that not one has been added or taken front the Culledlion fur the
laft Twenty. There pit ures are offered to the Public as a ge-
nuine and valuable Colledtion. among which will be found the
Works of the following efteemed Maters, viz.
-rather& Vouv rmans
Dictry' • Phelp Laura •
Le Sucur ' Ruben.
Pietro da-Cortona Solemoni
Francifca Mola Donsihic7ino
Paul Veins 011ade, &c.
Which will be Sold, by Mr. GASKILL (of Nottingham),
On the Prernifes, at Colgrave.Place, in Nottingitandhire (fix
Miles from Nottingham), louse time in the Month of June next,
of which timely Notice will be given, and whca they can be
viewed.

T'HE HISTORY of the HOUSE of AUSTRIA,
from the FOUNDATION of the MONARCHY, by
RHODOLPH of Haptburgh, to the Death of the late Emperor
LEOPOLD the Second.
By the Rev. WILLIAM COXE, A.M. F.R S. and S.A.
Archdeacon of Wilts, Rector of Benetton, &c.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W Davies. Strand.
Of whom may be had, all Mr. Cole's other Works.

Alfo, fometinie in the Month of September next, will be Sold,
on the Premifes, the erluable Furniture, together with the lump,
tuuus Pier Glades, fearee and valuable Engravings and Flints by
Old 'Natters; alfo all the entire neat Live and Dead Stock, Farm-
ing Utenti4; /cc. upon the faid EitatF.
The dlya cif t'aefe Sales and Deferiptive Catalogues, will be pull-
Wiled in duo time.