Star.
London, England, 1815-05-31 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1815.

YICTUA LLING OPPICE, May V, IsIL
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MS MAJESTri N.dvr, do kers‘y give NaiLx,
That on THURSDAY, the Ist of lune next, Mr. WILLIAM
RIMS, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive
sealed Tenders, and treat for Six Hundred Quarter. of ENG-
LISH WHEAT (weighing 56 lb. per. Bushel) for the Service of
the Victualling Department at that Port; to be answerable to
samples that will be exhibited at his Oike; to he delivered in
one month, and to be paid for by bills, payable with interest 90
days after date.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shalt
not be inserted In words at length, or that shall not be delivered
before 12 o'clock on the said Thursday, the let of rune nett, nor
unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some I•erson on
his behalf, attends to answer when called for.

The Conditions of the Contract may be been at the Victualling
Mice, at Portsmouth.

VIC7U4LLING-01,110E, May 20, 1815.
THE COMMISSIONERS for

lIIS IVIAJ F.CTr's h-divr, do herds give Native,
That on TUESDAY, the 13th of June nest, they will be ready
to seceive Tenders in writing, seated up, and treat for Two Him-
deed Thousand Gal onli of WEST-INDIA RUM, to be deli-
vered, duty free (from WArehouse3 in which the same shall have
been bonded) in the space of one month, into his Majesty's Vic-
tualling Stores at the Ports and in the proportions under men-
tioned, viz.— Gallons.
I)EPTFORD -100,00 d
PORTSMOUTH .. 70,000
CORK - 30,000

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200,000 Oa!inns.;
and to be paid for by 13111, payable with interest 90 days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may beaten at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will he had,* any Tarsier ix which the price shall nci
inserted is words at length, or that shall not bt delivered to the Board be-
fare axe o'clock on the said Thesslay,the 19th f June next, nor unlerA the
Persax tab mobs the Tender, or some Perim ass his Gehay, attends to
answer token calledfor.

CONTRACTS FUR. COALS AND CANDLES..
Commissary in Chief s Office, London, May 29, 1819.
WANTED for the Barracks• in the under-men-
tioned Counties in South Britain, fur the Illwracks 'in
North Britain, and In the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Al-
derney, such quantities of COALS and CANDLES as may from
time to time bar required by the respective Barrack Masters for
the time being.
The deliveries to commence as soon after the 25th of June
next, as the respective Barrack Muter. shall require, and to con-
tinue until the 24th of June following.
Proposals for supplying Coals, male separately for each county
In South Britain, the whole of the Barracks hi North Britain,
and likewise for those in the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey,
and Alderney, sealed up and marked " Tender for Coals," will
be received at this Office until Tvielve o'Clock on Wednesday,
the 14th of June; the Parties tendering observing, that in those
Counties where both Sea and inland Coals are used, the Propo-
sal must particularly express the price of each description.
Proposals for supplying Candies, soiled up, and marked " Tea-
r& for Canitlei," will be received until 'twelve &Cloth on
Friday, the 16th of Zone; but no Proposal, either for Coals or
Candles, will be noticed, unless made on or,annexed to a Printed
Particular, and the Pr.ces inserted in words at length; nor .unleat
'a Letter be subjoined to such Proptisal from .Hsu pertions of
known property, engaging to become bound with the Party ten-
dering in the idrn expressed in the Particulars, for the due per-
formance of the. Cosurau. •
If Truderb are not by post, the postage must be paid.
Particulars of the Contracts may be Lad upon application at
chit ()Bice' between the hours of eleven and five; to Deputy
Commiksary General Young, Edinburgh; Deputy C.omuiissary
General Came, Cutaway ; and Deputy Commissary General
\k right, Jersey.
DER XS.
CHESTER
CORNWALL (including
BCII.LY) -
CUMBERLAND
DEVON
DORSET
DURHAM
ESSEX
GLOUCESTER.
HANTS
HUNTS
ISLE of WIGHT •
ISLE of MAN
KENT

COVNTIRS.
LANC ASTER
MIDDLESEX
NORFOLK
NOR n I A MPTON
NO FTINGHAM
SOMERSLT
SUFFOLK
SURREY
SUSSEX
WARWICK
WILTS
YORK

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NORTH BRITAIN •
Islands of GUERNSEY,
JERSEY, & ALDERNEY.

BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.
COOK'S ANTICORROSION.

fIOLDING, HODGKIN, and Co. PATENT
GUN SPONGE and ANTICOR^.OSiON MANUFAC-
TURERS to the Honourable Board of Ordnance, beg to return
their grateful acknowledgements to the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Public in general, for the encouragement they have met with
these last thirty years; and at the same time, state that they are
the only Manufacturers of this valuable Composition, which.
they particularly reconstnead at the present season for painting
Iron, stone, brick, wood, stuccoed or plastered buildings ; iron
railing, park palling, windmills, farming utensils, ships or boats
bottoms, &c. as it is impenetrable by wet, and will never blist&
or 'rub off, is considerably cheaper, goes further, and will last
longer than any other Paint. The colours are of lead and stone,
and sold at their Office, No. 31,01 d City Chambers, London, fur
ready money only, in Casks of loolb. at $45. or smeller of 5014.
at Us.; and of whom also may be bad the genuine Prepared
Oil, and proper brushes.- —Orders to any extent received by post,
executed the same day If requited.
No connection with the treuchman calling himself Agent to
the Company.

MILI.ARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH,
BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Ne e.,ntenant pas de lin. male en pomedant tons les 'tremens.
91HE Nobility. Merchants, and Families arriving
from abroad, are respectfully informed, the above Cloth for
Family use, and for Sheeting, is sold, stamped with the Patentee's
name, number of the House, ace. in cases of 30. and 60 Pieces
etch, fur exportation.; and by the Piece only, from 25 to 52 yards
each, for the convenience of Individuals, at 2.1. 2s. 6d. Ss. Ss. 641.
4.. 4s. bd. and Ss. 6d. per yard, by the PATEN TEE, at the East
India Warehouses, 16, Chaapside, and at no other House what.
ever. Its durability anti its economy, (being nearly halt tbei price
of other Cloth ;) It. %Jugular conduciveness to health and pleasant-
cess to wear, totally preventing the ill effects of the sudden
cbangrs of the Atmosphere; Ad of sitting or standing still after
active eiereim, are qualities which render It most desirable to
every individual, In every climate and season. Ihe Sheetings are
onade in 4-4 tbs and 6-4 tbs, and are unequalled both for comfort
and economy, and contain from two to four pair each Piece.
Gandirmen in the Army and Navy, and Families travelling, will
findie dincalculable benefit, it never imbibing the damp atmos-
phere. The white China for Ladies Dresses may be obtained as
above, from three to four guineas each piece, containing front
three to four Dresses elicit. India Shawls, India Muslin. for Gen-
them% cravats, French rmnbtiu, its. by the piste and dewy.
24.1% Cneapslde. .
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PRiCE SIXPENE-TTAISPENNY.

FROM LASE NIGHT'S GAZETLE.

ST. JAMES'S, 1:11A'1/ so.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cuinberistill has been pleased
to appoint Major-General Sir Colqui.oun Grant, K.. B. iStls
Hussars, Groom of the. Bedchamber to hh Royal H;gfs s.

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BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
July S. John Crowley, of St. James's-street, Westminster, ta..
vern-keeper and wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
- BANKRUPTS.
John Corky, late of Derby, joiner, carpenter, ecaier chap-
man, to surrender June 15, 16, and July 11, at t ‘ve:be,
King's Arms Tavern' Derby. Attornies, Mr. a..vage, :rex:
Winchester-street, London; or Mr; Creates, Derby.
John Brooks and John Frith, of Kensington, Mt ddleser, traildet,,
copartners, dealers and chapnsen, June 3, 10. and July 1 t, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Atturnies, ‘Va:ker ar..l
Old Jewry.
John Kingunill, of Rochester, Kent, leather-seller,. dealer and
chapman, lone 6, is, and July 11, at ten, at Otiddball.—
Attorney, Mr. Lewis. 74, Multilane, Feticburcti-stretr.
Elijah Williams, of Bristol, upholsterer, dealer and chapman,
June 9, 10' and July 1 ten, at at the liumnter Tavertf,Bnatu:.
Attoraies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, No. 12, Gray's
square, London; or- Messrs. Baynton, Bristol.
John Davies. of Robeston-Wathan, Pembrokeshire, corn-mer-
chant. dealer and chapman, lune 9, 10, and July 1 I , at twelve,
a: tile. Curie Inn, ilaverfordwest. Attorniev, Mr. William
Evans, Hav4rfordwest; or lohnOliver Jones, 35, Gr.at Win-
chester-street, London.

Jacob Hill, of litittoi, grocer, dealer and eita:nuan, June 14, IZ,
at eleven, and July 1 i, at nine, at the Ruhiruer 'raven, Briuol. •
Attornies, Messrs. V izarl, Ilutchinton, at d Blower, Lincoln'.
Inn, London; or Mr. Cox, Bristol.
Charles Evans, of liigh Gro►e, Gloncesten!dze, and Sir James
Jelf, of Gloucester, Knight, bankers and co,,artti.:ts, I ti;:e
13, and July ii, at eleven, at the King's Head lon, ‘3lou, ester.
Attornies, Messrs. Lnklni, James, and Abbott, Vuor
London ; or 'Mews. W Gloucester
Nathaniel Bode French, A ogumn Bogle French, ar.d John Bar-
ton, of the Old South Sot House, Era id-street, London, mer-
chants and partners, June 3, 13, and 11.1 y 11, At ten, at U uild-
ball. A: toraties, Messrs. §hante, Le Blanc and Jhave, ludor-
street Blatkfr:ars.

Wi at Tiehborne-street, Middlesex, oilman, dello:.
• and chap:nun, June 6, t 3, and July t I, at ten' at Guatthall.—
Attornies, Moses. Jones and Slaw!, 34, Great Mary-42.40E10v.
street, Lou/Lome

PARLIAMEN7ARr PRJCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 30.
The Chancery Clerks, and the Birmingham and Worcester
Canal Bills were read a third time and passed.
The Boimin Market Bill was brought up frost the Comm 414
by Mr. GI no r, and read a first tiw.
Mr. B&W/DEN prorated at the Bar a Cnpy of the Report of
the Committee of the Comniissioners appointed to enquire into
the state and receipt of the Fees taken at the King's Bench,
and Marshalse* Prisons, pursuastt to the desire of tl.tur Lord-
ships.—Ordered to lie on the table.
The Irish Assessed Taxes Bill, was brcught up by the same
Gentleman, and read a first time.
The Earl of LIVER FOOL laid upon the table certain Official
Papers;by command.of his Royal Highness the Print: Rege.a.
A short conversation occurred between the Earl of DARNLyr
end Viscount Matvitta, relative to certain Naval Docuinents
lately laid before the House, pursuant to the Motions of the for-
mer Peer, who refereed to certain omissioos which he cunceivid
to exalt; particularly respecting the alleged trantrer cf the CSatu
from the Centaur man of war, for the Ectipmi.ont of it;e
dnin the Ss tarrienes, or ea the j.ukas of. Cana,la.4 1. he
Nub!! Viscount ebservedobat if each a proceeding bad taken
place, and it were not. stated in the papers, the return was, so
far, an incorrect one; but, front its not belts: stated, he shouldrailer think it had not ; and with respect to One or two other
points adverted to, by the Noble Earl, be seemed to say, inquiry
should be made.
The Clergy Residence Bill, in a Committee, received several
Amendments on the suggestion of the Earl at EGRk.MONC.—.
'robe reported to.rnorti.w.

The Lida upon the Table, Oddly private or foul, *ere for•
warded in their retpeetive stages, whenan adjonimment wok place.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Gallery was not opened till fire &clerk, on account of the
Call of the House, which was fixed tor this day, preparatory to
the discussion ut the Catholic Claims; but on our ainusstou, we
learned tl.at it had been postponed to Friday next. ,
Mr. list OGIALN broi.g:it up the Report of the foreign Goods
DiIT, which Wag agreed to, and the .13:11 ordered to be read a
third rinse on Fnday next.
Sir I. SHAW moved that the Report of the New Post Office
be brought up on .IhursJay next. OtJered.
Mr. aerjeant ONSLOW moved for leave to bring in a Bid for
the establishment uf,Offices for the iteghrry ut fletds, Convey-
ances, iltc. in the several COUIrieS of England and Wale-, such
Offices as existed in Middlesex, York, ace. He did not prorose
to pros it through the House this Session, only to have it read
tecon.l time, and printed, and its further stases postponed tiU
nest Session.
• Leave given, after some obsereatibas from Mr. Pa ESTON, ant
Mr. Rose.

ENGLISH ROMAN CATHOLIC PETITION.
Sir H. PARNELL presented a Petition from the Roman Cr
tholics of England, numerously and most respectably ,ignea, tt
having to it upwards of 6000 names, praying relief from the civil
and military disabilitle4 under which they laboured, by a reps al
of the laws peculiarly affecting them. As ho wa. shout to bring
forward a motion respecting the chin... of the grest body of the
Roman CALM)lies of this kingdom, he should C011t4.111 himtvlf
‘rith moving, without further obsemtiou, 'list thin Petit•on do
Ile on the table, trusting, however, that such Peti:init would be
aft addnional reason to the House to agree to the motion which
he should p, esently subntit 1 the House.—retttiou o-.lere4 to
lie on the table.