Star.
London, England, 1822-02-06 00:00:00

_ CO'iltit Aril&
TREASURY CITA'MDENA
Commissariat Department, January U, Int.
.CE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his
ty's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, and &t-
-in the undermentioned Counties and Islands:
Gloucester. (includ. Oxford •
; the ing the City of Rutland,
of Hunger- Bristol), Salop,
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Hants, Somerset,
Hereford, Stafford,
ifertfoid, Suffolk,
Age (inelud- Hunts, may, -
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ing the Town of Isle of Man, Sussex,
Newmarket), Isle of Wight, Warwick,
Kent (including Tit. Westmoreland,
(including bury Fort), Wilts,
Lancaster, Worcester,
land, Leicester, York,
Lincoln, In the several Corn.
Middlesex, tics of North and

South Wales,
And in the several
Counties in North

,ct, Nonmouth,
'ham (including Norfolk,
rioly Island), Northampton,
(exclusive of Northumberland,
Airy Fort„ Nottingham,
tat the deliveries are to commence on and for the 2Sth day of

_tea next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked
fender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Mee,
or before Tuesday, the 26th day eif February (but none
he receired after twelve o'clock on that day).
eropoAais tr.tst he made separately for each County and
land, except for the Counties comprising North and South
ai.s, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also
st tlic several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal
vt have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro.
rely filled up, by two persons of known property engaging to
•evsme bound with the parry tendering in the amount stated in
r:in:ed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ;
Proposal will bepoticed unless :lade on a printed Ten.
;, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it
happen that during the continuance of the Contract no
:oops should be supplied by virtue a the same, the amount of
.e Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance
the Contractor, will be refunded to him.

Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at
Ogre, between the hours of ten and four.

TO THE PUBLIC.
BISH having advertised the Scheme of the
• State Lottery at length, begs leave to submit to his best
, the Public, its principal Features, and looks forward
very extensive sale, as it appears to be universally approved.
coniists of only 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn in Four Days.
It begins 26th of THIS MONTH.
There are Five £20,000 Money Prises.
There are Seventy other Money Capitals.
here are 6,610 other Money •Prizes.
There are hot Two Blanks to One Prise.
There are not any Classes.
Every Ticket will be drawn singly.
Each Ticket decides its own Fate, and no other.
There are £200,000 all Money Prises.
I.Le very first Prize drawn must be £20,000 Money.
Yearly 20 other Capitals may be expected First Day.
nckets and Shares are selling by BISH, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
:wing-cross, London; and by his Agents in the Country.
••• In the present Lottery there are 75 Capitals, being con.
lesably more than double the number the last ci,ntained, as
at poss,ssed only 33—out of which BIS!! shared and sold
r:::y half, as ke and his Arets di:l44:A kJ less than Fit-

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The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against 81511's
(' in Cornhill, by whisk the Public may sea the fluctuations.

SPAIN.

!lalrid Papers* to the 29th of January have been
:,:eived.—On the preceding day, an important de-
sate occurred in the Cortes, on the Report of the Spe•
('al Committee appointed to consider the affairs of
America.
It appears, that on the 19th of January, the Cortes,
:, a Secret Sitting, appointed a Committee of nine to,
t:ke into consideration certain propositions on the
affairs of America, which had previously been deli-
berated on in a Council of State. The means pro-
' osed by the Government ware :
1. To conclude an Armistice with the Trana.marine Provinces.
S. To open a kind of Judicature fur adjusting grievances, con-
slating of Deputies from the Provinces and Commissioners from
the Cortes.
3. To empower the Commissioners from the Cortes to sus-
pend, with respect to the Ultra-marine Provinces, such Arti-
cles of the Constitution as they may judge injurious to the said
Provinces.
4. To suspend, with regard to America, the. Decrees relative
to the suppression of monarchical establishments and privileges
of the Clergy.
5. To establish freedom of commerce
t.r.d the Ultra-marine Provinces.
C. To concede to the said Provinces freedom of commerce
Al foreign Powers, limiting the said intercourse to the period
of years.
7. To settle the distribution of the common lands, not only
rear the towns, but in the interior of the country, according to
taw passed by the last Cortes.
8. To resort to the assistance of a foreign Power.—(One of
our private letters states, that it has been proposed to transfer the
tights of Spain over certain Provinces for an equivalent.)
The Archbishop of Sew LL:s was chosen President
of the Committee, who, in the sitting of the Coltes
of the 24th, recommended—
" Thu there should be sent to both Americas, Commissioners
I:iftrtioted to hear and receive whatever propositions the said Go-
% erm enc. maymake and to transmit the same to the mother coun-
•,v. in order that the Cortes may decide thereon, without pro-
' dac, however, to measures being taken by the Government
receiving propositions from persons authorized by the said
ecvernments, and referring them to the Cortes."
The Cortes proceeded to discuss this Report, but
d:d not come to any decision.

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jOTICE is
IN of contra
.4ajesty's Land
acks, in the undo
Ilford,
rho' (including
Town of Hung
ford).
. rwlek,
t I ticks,
ambridge (inch
ing the Town
Newmarket),
Chester.
Cornwall (includii
Scilly),
1 Cumberland,
I Derby,
10 von,
. rset,
0 wham (includii
Holy Island),
(exclusive
Tilbury Fort„
That the deliver
.farck next; that
' Tender for Art
a or before Tue
:11 be received a
Proposals mast
Hand, except foe
Wal3, all of whit
must the several C
Tr:lFt have the 1.1
early filled up, by
i•e:ntne bound wit
Ile T.:ir.:ed Partieu
ad na Proposal w
:er, am: the prices
11 happen that d
Troops should be 1
tree Stamps on the
be the Contractor,
Particulars of th
t!.....s Office, betwee
rat RISH ha
11. es State Lotte
?rinds, the Publi,
lo a very extensive
It tong its of only
It begins 26th
There are Fiv
There are Sev
1 here are 6,6
There are hot
There are not
Every Ticket
Each Ticket t
There are .C 2
I. he very first
Yearly 20 oth
''..iLkets and Sha
(."%aring-crow, Lot
'se In the press
I .erahly more th
• .3t posg,ssed only
- -:rly half, as he
)erm ! ! !
*.. The Price
rs,c, in Cornhill,
sr
tladrid Pap
receired.—On
bate occurred i
rig Committee
America.
It appears, t
sr, a Secret Sitt
take into cons
affairs of Arne
berated on in
1 used by the C
3. To conclude
S. To open a k
sisting of Deputit
the Cortes.
3. To empowe
pend, with respt
cles of the Consti
Provinces.
4. To .;tisp.lnd,
to the suppressior
of the Clergy.
S. To establish
i.r.d the Ultra-Ina
C. To concede
. id) foreign Pent
of lit years.
7. To settle tl
rear the towns, 1
i. Uw passed by
IL To resort t
our private lette
tights of Spain t
The Area
of the COMIII
of the 24th, r
si ram there
laftrueted to he
%unr tents mar
• ,v. in ceder tin
tc,:, howeve
;ur receiving p
i ,t..vernrrtents, i
Ile Corte