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ARMY, • , PICTUALLIM; °PRICE, May AN tow•—).
CAPTAIN in an old and respectable Regiment THE COMXISSIIGINkRS for PICTUAZIWI
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A of one Battalion, will exchange into another Corpsr-Let-
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tees (post paid) addressed to D. W. care of Mr. Williams, N 0.14; - HIS mAisstrn NAior, a, hriyly give Neliset
Bearbinder-lane, Lendon,will be inuneillateiraticnded to.. That on Tuesday the Gth of ;pp. next, 'they will be reedy to
receive Tenders is writing (sealed up) and treat for Twelve tfols-
deed Mille of CANADA STAVES, one half thereof t.o be
dressed and the other half undressed ; to consist of Plinßogsbaid
and Barrel Staves, and Heading, in the following proportions, viz:-
Pipe - 4-12 parts Barrel - 3.12 parts,
Hoshead 4-12 Heading 1 -12
To be delivered into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports-
mouth. and Plymouth, la such quantities as may hereafter be de-
termined upon; one half of the whole by the 31st of October,
1810, and the other half by the 31st of January, 1841 ; and to
be paid for by by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

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'This day watpubltshed, Klee Ss. 6d.
THE SPEECH of JAMES STEPHEN, Esq. in
the Debate in the House of Commons March 6, 1800, on
Mr. Whitbread's Motion relative to the lite Overtures of the
, American Government, with Supplementary Remarks on the
recent ()anal' in Coescl
I.ondon: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet4triet ; and J.
Hatchard, Piccadilly.

'IF the next to kin to WILLIAM HAMILTON,
late Seaman on board the Honourable East India Company's
Ship Surat Castle, will apply to Mr. A. Moss, of Cock-hill,'
tiludwell, the:, will beworrlnetittitrto their advantage.
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AN Incumbent of a Livrair about 19 miles from
Bath, in SoMerastshire. of about the annual value of £203,
wishes to exchange It fora Living of cquAl value, either in Surrey,
Sussex, or the Western side of Kent.—For further particulars,
apply to Messrs. Etleasdale, Alexander and Halme, No. 11, New
lan ;or to Mr.-J- A. Wickham, Frame, Somersetshire.

A NY Nobleman; Lady, or Gentleman, hating
13. from TWO, to THREE THOUSAND POUNDS dispose_
able cash, and who are not etgaged in any Commercial pursuit,
or at all subject to the operation of the Bankrupt Laws, have now
oppor unity of laying out the above sum in a manner that is
likely to produce a rapid fortune, without either risk or trouble;
and without appearing personally engaged ha business. References
will be req aired and given. Letters from principals, wish real
name And place of abode, will oaly be attended to ; addressed
(post paid) for John Fleathco;, Esq. to be left at the Rat of the.
Bank Coffee-house, Coirshia, Landon. . .

No Tender fors less quantity atm One Miami Milk (me helpof
tale drrsted, and the other Acqf to h sutdmered) will be admitted ;
ncr will any le attended to, but sash es it in all retpects confirmable to
Ms conditions•l thr Contrast; neither will regard be had to say Tender
AY which the trite ihall not be inse►ted in word: at length, or that shall
lit be &livered to the-Board, Wire Pat o'Cloisi on the said Tuesday the
id of June next, nor unless .tho Perron who amiss the Tenter, or
irate Person on hi, behalf, attend: to answer when called for,

TUITION. "
jk MARRIED CLERGYMAN, without any
family of his own, possessed of a handsome income, who
resides in a most eligible situation within a short distance of Bath,
and who has been lung accustomed to the education of youth,
ree•ives six young Gentlemen to be instructed in the Classics, mo-
dem Languages, ice. and has now a vacarey for two to complete
his number. The Pupils entrusted to his ear, shall in every re-
spect meet with the most liberal treatment, and experience every
parental attention. His terms are 100 Guineas per annum.
Particulars may be known by letter, pest paid, addressed to
A. B. at Mr. Youge's, watchmaker, 131, StranJ, Loudon ; or at
Mr. Crutwell's, printer, Bath.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 3, 1809.
THE COURT of DIRECIU RS of the UNITED
COMADA NT of MERCHANTS 1 ENGLAND, trading
*lithe EAST INDIES, do hereiy give Notice,
That a Quarterly General Court of the sal& Company will be
held at their Housc in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 21st
of June next, at eleven o'clock in tie forenoon, for the purpose
of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer next,
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Thursday, the Ist of June next, at iwo o'clock, and
opened again on Tuesday, the 18th of July following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock,
due on the :Ma of July, will be ready to be delivered on Monday,
the 10th of July next. JVILLIA M RA MSAT, See.

MILITARY REPOSITORY, No. 5, PALL-MALL
THE extraordinary encouragement J. WEST has
met with, induces him to return Thanks to the pentlemon
of•the Army, and tep to impress the minds of those about to
join the same, who may be disposed to favour him with their corn•
minds, that an evident advantage is obtained from purchasing at
Lis Establishment, as every Article of Military Apparel, such as
Uniform Sward-and Sword Knots, Epaulets, Belt Plates, Hats,
Sashes, Et:. may be depended on as strictly regulation, fabricated
of the best materials, And considerably cheaper than at any other
House in London, for ready money, or good bills only. The
Public alto are most respectfully informed, that every article of
Tinss, executed in the most fashionable style, may be had as
;above, of the best quality, and at prices proportionably cheap.

VETERINARY COLLEGE.
This day was published, in Vwoi Volumes Quarto,
OBSERVATIONS ON THE FORMATION,
(ECONOMY and DISEASES of the FOOT of the
HORSE ; and on the Principles and Practice of Shoeing.
By EDWARD COLEMAN.
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