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London, England, 1806-04-29 00:00:00

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 14, sBo6.
THE CO;pfISSIONZR: for VICTUALLING

HIS AforliS'ln NA rr, do &ray raw Naice,
That on Monday the lath of May next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for

FOUR. HUNDRED TONS OF LIVERPOOL, OR COARSE
GRAINED CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ;
And for SIX HUNDRED TONS of CHESHIRE BAY SALT
of the torgeft grain, or Salt of equal podnefs ; of which the
perfons who make the Tenders are to produce famplet.

To be delivered into Ms MaJelty'a Vietuilling Stores at Dept.
ford; one half by the 31ft of July nest, and the remainder by the
3otb of September following, free of all charge and rifque, to Hie
MaJefty, except that the Contradtor will be allowed so. 1 td. per
Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Starer; and
to be paid for by Bill, payable with intereft ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contradts may be teen at the Secre-
tary's Office, at this.Offiet, or by applying to the Colkdtors of the
Salt Duties at Ilrups2l; and at ididdlswich in Cheihire refpec-
tively.

No stria reW k ba km, 7irrier k upiish tie lisrre fireil set k
Inferkdbi went, at teastkes Mkt *II sot be alrikered te 44 Beard be-
frre 0.. r'Clr.a w the jid Measy tie tub of May and, off sealli
lobe Pref.* vsk rale: Me Tars, re fare Pairs ow Iris kW, akar
bre/giro tt he's rata for.

VICTUALLING °MCI, March so, !8o&
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS M47lS7rs NAY?", Jo bendy rive ■etia,

That on Friday the jock of June next, they will be ready to re-
eeive tenders In writing, (holed up) for fuck quantities of the
following defcriptlon of STAVES—
Crown Dalitzie Pipe Brack Downie Pipe
Brandy Hombre ditto
Hogfbead Stettin ditto
Quebec ditto
As the refpedlive Perfoos who may make propofals thereof, will
eontrad to deliver into the Vietualling Stores at Deptford and
Plymouth, in (uch proportions u than hereafter be determined
open ; one half by the 3oth of November next, and the remainder
by the 3at of January following. To be paid for by Bills payable
with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of Me Con-
trod may be ken at the Secretary's Olbee.
N. B. No Tender for a kik qoantky than Fifty Thourand Crown
nantaic Pipe, Ten Thoufand Crown Dantrie Brandy, Twenty
Thoufand Crown DIIIIZIC Hoglhead, or Twenty.five Thoufand
Brack Dentate Hambro' Stettin or Quebec Pipe Staves, will be ad•
sulked.

No retard will & baJ to as, Testier is relic& the prier fie?, ow it
iolerted ix w rdr at hats, w that flail not he delivered to an Roan!
before One o'Clorb o. tbrfrid Friday the loth y'7we oast, eve nor* the
enbo wales the Tender, or fear !Wen oo bi. (.half, ottoads
witiorr whoa eidl!.Ar.

•
HORSES SPRJNO PHYSIC.
AT this Seafon, when Gentlemen ariksetting their
Knifes Into condition, Mr. BLAINE, VbCnary Surgeon,
No s, Wells•ftreet, beef lean to Rate, that his Strong, and Mild
PURGING BALLS, price as and t a 6d. each, will prove the
molt excellent preparation of this nature ever compounded—get •
ting Hodes Into early condition, and cicaofing them front all
Winter foulnefs, without wrak en Mg them Where the tr.mble nt
phyGcking them is ward u.be avoided, Mr. Blaine afferts, that his
Attentive Condition Powders, p. the half dare., skill be found ad
1 intrably to atifwer this purpofe, producing the mot; perfo2 coed •
lion, without trouble. or the lob of a day'. work. 'Chafe. with
his other celebrated Alectictaa, for the various Difeafes of Horfes
and Hogt, are fold, as above, wholefele and retail, by Boofey, No.
Broad-Itreet, Pzehange ; Sara., anti Son, Elect-Market ; Banks,
14s, St. Martin's.lane, Caartee Cram ; Ca-4N Cockfpnr•areet
Pau wall; T. Huddkftun, Ahbcy Erect. Disdain; and 81, South
Bridge, Edinburgh; and vendet I In the county.

Revenge.
VidolV. The Uncle and Nephew, Murder will ent.—The
Orphan...

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