Star.
London, England, 1812-11-16 00:00:00

OIFICE 01! ORDNANCE, 051.28, 1812.
.P.RPT/P4ll. OFFICERS e HIS MA-
MN's ORDNANCE, do herAy gifts Notice,
Mt Proposals will be received at their Mice in Pall-Mal,
• Orb:fore Wednesday, the 18th day of November nest, frost
with persons ar may be willing to undertike the supply of the
Quantities and Descriptions of TIMBER undermentioned, for
Service of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, where
the deliveries are to be made, viz.
HAWED OAK 11MBER,
HEWED ELM TIMBER,
ROUND ASH TIMBER, 1,000
ASH EELLIES, Oft. 41n. for sft. Wheels, NC 30,000
OAK SPOKES, for 4t.-Wheels - • 40,000
lILM s COCKS, 14ft. luin. • MO Pairs.
The deliveries to take place as &Bowl : of the Vas Timber,
OS OT before the noth of April ; of the Ash on or before ate 30th
ieee; of the Oak, on or Deface the 31st October; sad the Oat
spokes, on or before the 31st March in the ems* tear. Twee
th ids of the Oak Timber to be of 70 feet stick lad upwards;
si.d the remaining third to beef •60 feet aid upwards. Of the
Elm Timber, no tree to be under 80 feet; the Ask'l'haMrt.be
fries 20 to 60 feet ; and the Elm Stock, lobe chapped sad bored,
No Tenders for lees quantifies than 100 leads of Thither, and
5000 of Milts and spokes will be considered ;'anti
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Seere-
tsr)'s Office, in Pall-mall aforomid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals wet be delivered,
sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Tuner, but vie Pro.
pout can be admitted after the said 18th day of 1211keenber, at
Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; nether will any
Tender be noticed unless the Party making k, or an Agent in his
behalf, sitaU attend. By Order of the Board,
lair CREW, Serreary;

AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of
MI, COMMIT FEE for managing the PATRIOTIC
jUND, held this Day at the Merchant Seaman's Mit"
smasioN LONG, Esq. In the Chair
• e "sm
Resolved—i hat the following Address to the Public be in-
, lined in the Morning and Evening Papers t

• I.loyd's, 31st August, 1812.
The signal and glorious Victory on the Plains of SALAMANCA
itchieved, through the transcentlant military skill and conduct
of theffs4rquess Of WILt.INGTO X, by the intrepid gAllantry and
fineness of the brave Officers and Men under his command, has
been duly estima•ed by the admiring and grateful People of those
Rralms, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed
in the most general and conspicuous manifestations of their pride
ans(joy. The Committee of the Patriotic Fund feel it their
km, on this great oel.aslon, to call on all their Countrymen to
.eitable.thent to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly
deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been dis-
abled in this noble Conflict, for themselvs, or the Widow,
Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them for support.
This Institution, Since its establishment at the commencement
e this War, bas afforded au honourable and grateful assistance
or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Seaznin, and Wtvate
Soldiers, tswir Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives:. ands
itteluding the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent memo-
rable Victory of Salamanca, it has still a large number of the
;aunt meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com-
mittee feel a firm reliance, chat through the generous sympathy
Kali ra.ths of a discerning People, s;:nsible of the-blessings of
security from tee hostile and vindictive aims of hs powerful
Enemy and Rival, 'I the British Seaman and Soldier may still
4` confidently trust, that these who are dear to him while living,
shall, in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find
*lends and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country :
•44 and that he who may be disabled in its defence shall nut be
neglected by those whom he has bravtly delioded.“
(Signed) BEESTON LONG, Chairman.
, labscriptinas received since the last Advertisements
The anthunt of a Subscription of a Week's Pay front
the Officers, and Two Days Pay fromthe Nbn.
emmnis4luned Officers and Private Sbldlcra of that
7th, or Queen's Own R?ginient of Hussars, trans• •
. rained by Colonel Vivian £256 10
• Prom sundry Yeomanry. agd Volunteer Corps in
Norfolk and !Wroth :
Colnnel Hugh M‘Ltroth, Inspecting Field Officer of
the above Corps
wo Days Pay ci the Lowestoft Company of Volum+
• tter lalintry,commandid by Capt. John glph .
,0
One Day's Pay of the Cromer Battery Volunteers —4 .4
I*, Duys Pay of the Leistou and Thebbelton Vo.
- *teem .• „7 4
tam
lukihnn Volunteers, Captain George Smith 11 1
V e INY'sPay of the Hartivnera Rangers Volunteers 93 9
lie Volunteer Corps of Infantry, Captain'Wayth 610

10 0

Sundry Persons/3er Messrs.Turfter at Co. Gloucceaer 81 13 3
Richard Hay - - 1 1 0
.t. Y. S 0 0
- ryndham X .natchboll - - ft 0 0
.1(1. H. M. per Henry Hoare and Co. - 5 5 0
1 bows, holland, per Leeds Bank • 3 3 0
t:M, and Edward Aldridge - . 10 0 0
. lonn Barker, Minister of St. Mary's, Hull .5 0 0
Rlchatd Lytle • - . - 2 0 0
Benry Linker, Marsh Hall, Widnes, Laneaeldre 5• 0 0
Prom an outrage at Arendt:l, Sd of I'ebruary,lBll 60 0 0
4 Mitt of Grathode by Wm. lisoby,ot Gisbormigh 10 0 e
yillivnt Gray, York - 20 0 0
,Polo Crowder, -Brotberton - • 20 0 0
James Itlkedan. Plymni h .., - 10 . 0
Surplus of a babscription raised at Leeds, for 'the
"311" n of a Monument to the memory of Cap-
• fails Walker and Bennet, wbo fell at Talavera,
... tranan::tted by Roger Holt 1.,5-igh - 52 15 0
Rev. Jama I.ung, per CIIII'd avid Co. • 10 10 0
dames r.ahon, per Manning sod Co. - .21 0 0
WELSPORD Sec.
Sohseriptions received at Lloyd's ; wad by Ow ro,ptctire
Pasken is Town awl Country.