Star.
London, England, 1831-06-29 00:00:00

cOALS FOR ROYAL MARINE BARRACKS
AND INFIRMARIES.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, 28th June, 1831.
rill HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
-1 LING his MAJESTY'S NAVY, 4c. do hereby

re notice,

That on Wanwastaar, the 13th day of July nest, they
will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), sad
:rrat for the supply 'son separate Contracts for each place)
J f all such quantities of :one or other of the following de-
<eriptions of COALS, as shall be demanded for the use of
;Le Royal Marine Barracks and Infirmaries at the under-
nentioned places :
,ZSCRIPTION OP COALS. !LACKS. WHAT !IMOD

ambton's Walls
End,
Stewart's Walls
End.
Het ton's Walls End,
or

• Marine Barracks,'
Deptford ; •
Marine Barracks
and Infirmary,
Woolwich ;
Marine Barracks
itussell's Hetton & Melville Hos-
Walls End, pital, Chatham ;
Marine Barracks,
Russell's High Marine Artillery
Main, or Barrack+, & Ma-
Ilobart's Walls End rine Infirmary,
Portsmouth ;

From the date of
the Contract
until the 31st
of December,
1832.

Springwell's Wails f 1 From the 15th of
1
End Main,
I Marine Barracks
Usworth's Main, Sept. next On-
and Infirmary,
Russell's High til the 31stDe-
Main, or Plymouth ; comber, 1832.
Hobert's WallaKnd

The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this
Office, and at the Office of the Commissioners for Vic-
tualling, resident at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth.
Each Tender must specify the price in words at length,
Ind be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day ap.
pointed ; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called
for. M. WALLER CLIFTON.

DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Committee Room, 37, Cornhill,
24th Jane, 1831.
rrHE IRISH DISTRESS COMMITEE, in
-L publishing their Thinl Monthly Report—deem it
expedient to rate, that instead of endeavoutteg to regulate
their proceedings by conflicting opinions, or to reconcile
contradictory advice—they have thought it most advanta-
geous to the cause in which they have engaged, calmly and
eesolutely to persevere in the line of conduct that has won
for them the confidence and support of a liberal public.
The Committee subjoin a plain :interment of their Re.
eeipts and Expenditures—by which it will be seen that in
accordance with the stipulations of many Contributors, the
principal portion of the subscriptions has been expended in
provisions, and shipped from the most convenient and cheap-
est ports for the distressed districts—the remainder has been
applied on the spot to the purchase of food—which is ob-
tained by tender and sample—and, when delivered, paid for
by hills on the Treasurers in London, drawn in favour of
ule actual sellers ; so that the money can be expended for
no other purpose than that of proem ing food for the famish.
in.; people. The distribution of the supplies is entrusted
to no single individual, but to conimittea composed of
the resident Clergy and Gentry of every religious denomina-
tion. and constant proof is afforded that they fulfil their duty
with zeal and impartiality. The balance of this mouth's
.tecount will chew that the Committee, in their anxiety to
step the career of starvation and fever, have, with the kind
permission of their Bankers, somewhat anticipated their
tunds, and they place a firm reliance on the exertions of
their friends to supply the temporary deficiency.
The Committee have the consolation to state, that their
efforts to afford relief and mitigate the sufferings of the
poor people have been eminently useful; and the eke' ing
fact is before them, that the united exertions of the benevo-
lent during another month will crown their labours with
success, and draw down on them the blessings and thanks
of thousands of their fellow creatures, whom, under Provi.
dcnee, they will have rescued from the ravages of famine
and disease.

Subscriptions received by all Bankers In Town and Conn.
tr; ; by Ales..ra. HATCHARD and Sox, Piccadilly ; by
Itletars. RlvrecTON, Waterloo Place; at Lloyd's, and at
No. 37, Comhill, where the Committee meet daily.
W.ll. HY hTT, Secretary.
ACCOUNT OF THE RECEIPTS AND DIS.
BURSE M EN TS.
THZ IRISH DISTRESS COMMITTEE.
X s. d.

Dr.
1831.
Apr. 24. To amount of Subscriptions paid in
to Messrs. Smith, Payne, and
Smith, up to this date - 5516 18 8
May 24. To ditto ditto - - 3354 3 1
June 24. To ditto ditto - - 15111 8 9
To Balance due to Messrs. Smith,
Payne, and Smith - 90.0 1 1

124.9 a 11 7
Cr.
C. s. d.
20 0 0