Star.
London, England, 1805-09-10 00:00:00

That nn Monday the 16th infant, they will be ready to receive
• in wr ting. (foaled up) and vest for
▪ ~Rl.l. HONORED CHALDRONS OF PITT'sTANFIELD

MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goedziefs;
To be delivered in a whole t ergo or Cargoes, in the (pace of three
vt,,!, from the date of the Contrad, winds and weather per •
roictirg, alongfide the Wharfs of His Majefty's Vidtualling Pre-
lude. at Plymou,h amid Southdown, and to be paid for by Rills
paphle with interelt ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra may be fees at the Secretary's
01Ire.

No regard swill h bad to any Tender is whieb the trice 'hall Not be
ieferted in lv,reh at length, or that ftall not he delivered to the Board
before One o'Cloci on the fail Monday, the 16t6 inliant, nor ralfs
wl,O ~lies the Tender, or Agee Berlin on his behalf, attends
to allTver wh,rs called for.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sernieber►9, 1805.
rrHE CO AIIfISSIONERS for VIt:TUALLING
HIS MAJESTre NAVY, de bertdy give Yaks.
That on Monday the 16th inftant, Mr. Thomas Ruffen, their
AF, ot at Dover, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fated
vp) with Samplca for
FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of CLOS& DRIED AMBER
MALT,

Tfi be clawed into his Majefty's Viauslling Storm at that Port, I
;armee weeks, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intcreft
Wray days after date.
The Conditions of tbs Contraa may be feen Upon application
to Mr Ruffel aforefail
No regard will be bad to any Tender is wbieb the price flail net be
iof ted in word' at bitgtb, or that flail not be delivered before twelve
ieioebt on the Aid Monday the ifub infant, nor sodefi tLe Perfon lobo
oda at Tookr, or Ante ferfoans Lit behalf attends, to dnfwer when
ealledfr.

VICTUALLINGOIFICE, of;:* 1805.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
XIS MAJES7Ds NAVr, do hereby:ism Notate,
That on Wedneftlay the syth of September nett, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) for fuch quantities of
IRISH BEEF AND PORK,

Of the ht ft quality, and to be cured in the enfang francs, as the
terpediv, Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one
third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, enie third part
in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter
to be ..1 the exclufive defeription, containing Fifty-two fourpound
pi, ces each, to be delivered into Hie Majefty's Victualling Stores
a: Dtptford, Portfmoutb, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vic-
tualling Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de.
icri.ntion of CAI by the period undermentioned, •iz.

One fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January,
One haff if the remaining quantity, by the 3tft March, 1806.
And the remainder, by the 3oth June,
And to be paid for by Bills payable With intereft ninety days after

Tilt Conditions of the Contra et may be teen at the Secretary's
C 111(.!. t shin Office ; or by applying to Mr. Danfterville, Agent
for the Victualling at Cork ; to the ColleCtors of his Majefty's
Cullom at Limerick, Belfait, Newry, and Waterford; and to
the Poll 'Matte . General at Dublin, refpeetively.
N. B. No render for a lefs quantity than Soo Tierea will be
accepted.
.iVo rev,' will be bad to any tender in whi.6 the price frail not 6e inn
f rdo at length, or tbatiball not be delivered b the Bmrd &for,
o.e Atoci on the laid Wednefday the 2.611, of Slimier next, war teall
tse perron noln maim the tender, or fame terlM as hie attends'
to anfwer when Allied for.

EAST-INDIA ROUSE, Argafi at, Mkt.
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG'
LAND, trail, to the EAST INDIES, do Levelly give notice,
That a Quarterly General Court of the laid Company will be
lull at their Houle in Leadenhall-ftrect, on Wednefday the 23th
September next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
The Court of Dirt Rocs do all, give notice, that at the (aid
Gent al Court the following Unanimous Refolution of the Court
of D;reetors of this day will be reported to the General Court,
agreeably to the Adts of the 39th and 43d of his prefect Alajelty,
ay 39 and 63, 1612.
1 hat this Court have every rcafon to believe, that all the per-
" lons who were on board the (hip Pitt wee or WA Ler at the time
" of her hits, have perifficd ; and that the occalion and eircum-
" names relating to her lois arc wholly unknown ; and, therefore,
" that there is an impofEbility of snquiring, fatisfadorily, into the
" his of the Lid (hip ; and that this Court are fully fatisficd that
" thu (hip was ftored in a futhcient manner at her outfit for her
• voyag.:; and that confequently no blame can attach to the
• 0 witas ; and that, from the experience and ability of the Corm.
" 'minder and Officers, it is reafoi,ably to be inferred, that no blame
attaches to them." WILLIAM RAMSAY; Secretary.

CING'S PATENT WORM-DESTROYING
LOZENGES have been for Poeml years proved fingtlarly
efficacious at this Teafon, in removing the numerous complaints
occaSousdby the fucceffive changes of the weather in ours ariable
climate; and as opening Phyfic on all oczafions, It is fuperior to
every other Medicine.
The public are particularly requelled to °Verve, that, in more-
'menet eta fpurious compoiltion havina been imputed on the pub-
lic as Chines Patent Worm Loam& s. each Box and Packet of the
e•mtulne Medicine h .ve the name of C!iing and Butler, No 4.
Cheapfidc, engraved en the Ramp, by order of the }C)11. Commit-
Loom, to imitate which is feta:ly. Sold wholaalc .tt Ching and
liutler's, No. 4, Cheapfidc ; and retail by molt Medicine Venders
in every town, Io boxes at 11 pd. and V. 6d. ,ach.

In a few weeks will he publiited, in three volunws vdtavo,
ACOMPENDIUM of MODERN HUSBAN-
DRY ; principally written durii's a Survey of the County of
SURREY, made at the defire of the Board of Agriculture. 1114f-
trative alto of the heft Practices in the neighbouring ('aunties,
KENT, SUSSEX, &c. Is which is comprifed, an AnJylis of
Manures, Closing the Chemical Contents, and the proper applica-
tion of them to Soils and Plants of all Defcriptions.—Alto, an
Effay on Timber, exhibiting a view of the inercaag Scarcity of
that important Article; with Hints on the means of counteran-
ing it—together with a variety of Nlifeellancous Subjedts pecu-
liarly adapted to the prefect State of the Intcrnal Economy of the
Kingdom.

By JAMES MALCOLM,
Land Surveyor to their Royal Hibhntiks the Prince of Wales,
and the Dukes of York and Clarence.

Illuftrat(d by Plates, and a Map of Surrey, coloured fo as to
roibt out the Vatini,,ns of &oils In the different Diitt idts.
London : Printed fur V. and P.. Baldwin, rim lkidgc-Itrett.