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London, England, 1810-02-27 00:00:00

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Fdreary 15, lain.
I'HE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY': ORDNANCE, I. hereh give Notice,
That Propose)3 will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or Wok Friday the id day of March next, from such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the supply of Tackle Hooks,
and various other Articles of Iron for service of thii Department
for a period of three years.
Proposals for any Article contained in the List will be received,
and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at'
Principal Storekeeper's'Office its the Town, where further parti-
culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract,
may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-I,
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four calock,
where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and
dorsed " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, Sic." But no proposal
can be admitted after the Said 2d day of March next, at twelve
o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be
tired unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf,
attend.—By Order of the Board, R. W. CREW, Secretory.

This vim rous,fre4, Nod ow be ;sit. 4,47►osliate.
414 Some, sod of the ptincipal tiolikealith id the Untied EW
:stews. . „• •
A CATALOGUE cif LAM 1300$S• with ter
A. tracts from the Preares to#o:slifftwent Werisstuipliitsed
(the greater part delusively) by W. Clarke euti• Sons, Law.
Booltsellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Toe.

This Any was publirled; lace XI los. prr Rot, primal on copy
.ft paper, • only,
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a Purchaser.
No. VII. Assignment of Leasehold Premises front a Mortgagor
and a Mortgagee to a Purchaser.
No. VIII. Mortgage in Fee by the ()wiser of the Inheritanee—
variations where a wile a party.
No. IX. Mortgage in tee by the Owner of the Inheritance lad
his 'Trustee for preventing Dawer.
No. X. Mortgage by demise for a term of years, by owner of
the inheritance—variatio a: where his wife is party.
No. XI. Assignment of I.easehold Premises by way of Mort-
-1 Sage.
I No. XII. Assignment of a 'Perm to a Trustee to attend the In-
heritance.
No. XIII. Deed of Covenant to produce Title Deed.
The. Purchasers will observe that the above .Precedents are
something less than Ys. 4d. each, and that eve;y Precedent, by
1
1 means of the Variations, may be made taus wer the purpose of
several distinct Drafts
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

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FEBRUARY
146 CE OF OTOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.*
3 per Peßt t 9,104.• fir eanney 670—aec. et e.
per Cent. ligaSpri--4 per-Cent. 8311---5 per C. Oitt:

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Alarmed by the news froni Cadiz. The Fresn were
reported to byre 50,000 men before the latter city.—
The preciie number of British, embarked fie Cadiz
from Portugal, was 2500. The 20th PortUguese regi-
ment had also been embarked for Cadiz, under the
command of Colonel CAmezzxr..

We are happy in being enabled to State, that our
army in Portugal is once more in a healthy state,
being well supplied with wholesonie provisions. The
following letter is from -head-qoarters :
VIGEO, FERUARY 7;
44 The head-quarters of the Briti.sh army remain still
at this place, which Lord WELCINGTON queued on the
Ist inst. as was given out, for Lisbon. The object of
his journey is kept a profound secret ; it is even said,
that it was not his irs.tention to proceed.to Lisbon, and,
certain it is, that he took the direct road to Coimbra.
General Sttanattook comniands in his absence.
" The infantry of the army is quartered. in the towns
and villages surrounding Vigeo and Abrantes, but the
cavalry is posted along the shores of the Tagus, from
Santarem to Abrantes. The only troops quartered in
this town, are two brigades, one of guards and the
other 'of artillery.
64 At Coimbra a general hospital has been formed ;
and the sick and wounded from the dikrent hospitals
up the country are to be conveyed thither.
" The few troops that are in this town are in very
good health, and I am happy to learn that the whole
of tht army, speaking generally, is in the same con-
' ailtion. This is no doubt; in a great measure, owing
to the wholesome, provisions they receive, as the/ are
supplied with rations of excellent beef And bread, ftd -
each man is allowed a pint of good wine per day.
" The Portuguese troops are in the best state of
discipline, and being well cloathed and provided, are
ready to take the field at any moment to the number
of 40,000 men. Besides these native forces, there
are between 20,000 and 50,000 militia ; but even
with this force, and with the assistante of the British
army of 16,000 or 18,000 men, I am of opinionthat
it will be imposiible that we should maintain our
ground. This is the universal sentiment of the army ;
for if you ask any BritiSh Officer, he will immediately
answer, that it is absolutely impoisible to retain the .
country againit the overwhelming forces of the
French."
,NOTtiLlt LETTER, SAME DATE.

A.
"Thit place is the left of our present cantitimtn..,
which occupy the towns and Villages from hence to
Pinhell and Guarda. Pinhell is the advance ; from
Guarda to Abrantes we have no troops. Geneial
division, with the Cavalry under Gen. PAyN
occupy the banks of the Tagus, from Abrantes to
Santarem. Two regiments garrison Lisbon ;-;-the
small reinforcement just arrived is for the present at
Lisbon also. The north of the Douro is open, at is
the south of the Tagus. Works have been thro,va
up on the hills in the immediate vicinity of Listen,
and a.very strong chain of works extends from Villa
Franca to Torres Vedras." " Lord WKLI.1•16••
TON ie now inspecting the position which I have poin-
ted out above. We are deluged with contradictory
accounts from Spain."
A letter froM Tarragona of the 21tbult incloses a
printed dispatch from an Officer of a detachment, to
the Commander of the Forces in Catalonia. By this
document it appears that the French, for the joint pur-
pose of plunder and the destruction of the military
works of the Spaniards in the neighbourhood of Bar-
celona, had, to the number of SOOO, - Made a sally
from that city : the result was, that they were re-
pulsed by the Patriots:—Two other actions between
the French and Spaniards had taken place, North of
the Lobregit, and near the foot of the Fyrennees, in
one of which the latter had killed and taken prisoners
upwards of 400, and in the other nearly 1000 of the
enemy.
From the south of Spain we learn, that Don Mtcurt.
'AJAANZA is nominated Royal Commissary for the
kingdoth of Grenada, Count MONTARCO for Cordova,
and for Jaen D. JOAQUIN M. Styrra.o, who, it will be
remembered; conducted a correspondence with the
Junta, for the surrender to the Usurper of the southern
territories of Spain.
Such are the accounts from Spain and Portugal ;
but we frankly confess we have no hope that any
thing effectual can be done to enable either one or
the other to repel the immense force with which they
will shortly have to contend. Indeed from some
movements at home we are inclined to believe that
Government have abandoned every hope respecting
Spain.—Preparations are making at Plymouth fur
the reception of the Spanish fleet which is shortly
expected from Cedis. The Kintkehannel Pilots
have received orders to be on the out for them.

mil various other Articles ot iron for ,enact of Laos A2.r.....--- ... 2
I his day was published; pike Ei los. per we, prime° on espy ...--.
for a period of three years. or draft paper, on one side only,- . •
Proposals for any Article contained in the List will be received,'
A SELECT COLLECTION. of PRINTED , It i.s., 3"i4 4111114 G. 114eirl7 the Hector, has arrived
and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the 0L BLANK liItA.FT lit CONVEY ANCING; •St Liverpcioi riatiirartagona, the Captain of which
Principal Storekeeper's'Office in the Town, where further parti- suet a: are of the most geasfoll wit in oicrice„. With V
6; ,IVortss that the tell had sustained a severe defeat
culars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, #dapting them to differeat elttumststrees of titt,.. lot
may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall tohfecPrevcedentill: C, barles Barton, Esq. Antlitir of tit. Elnoi Ali:Cittakinia, iii dint it was generally believed that
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'Clock,l the Si.iniard's hattaken Ba rcelona.
These Drafts are printed on copy paper (on one side only) Ind On is; othm- L.L., .t ,s
where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and en- will, it is presumed, be fou.ol exarexnely useful to Solicitors la all ~ t i said that a vessel has arrive
dorsed " Proposalabr Tackle Hooks, Sic.'; But no proposal cases whets peculiar expedition is poquired, ed froth PAW- 414 Master of which reports, that the
can be admitted after the Said 2d day of March nest, at twelve Conveyance by Vendor (or Vralor and Wife) ti a•• • ,4.
rejoicings which bOire decently taken place in Fiance,
Purchaser Ifor a Purchaser and Trigsie); •
o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no- No. 11. Conveyance by Venda trainee for preventing 'ere k colgequedbe of the French having entered
tired unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall ! Dower, to a Purchaser. '
attend.—By Order of.the Board, R. R. CREW, Secretory. No. 111. Conveyance by VeadcpsnedTpareee for preventing eddiir iiild away the Engltsh squadron:
.
Dower, to :i Purchaser and his Traidiel for Agate ok t:. —
- StAt FORIA _. _ - No. IV. Cossimpace isy Moesgsigior end Morfgages •,, to a , .. .......---. . •
... .,
to SR sw.a. BY-AtreribN, ArreAelc, or aavrelbmaraitit'letsete• for pre'eAting . . -to the 12th, and from the &i-
TO enaVerance by Mater add fslertgiCet ... •
• • • ' - hei -qUarters at VigeO to the 7th instant, hod
41Ps 'Monday the let of March, Int, ar‘eleven o'clock In the 4
4 to'a Purchaser, Or a PurChaaCt Nid.Truites for preftwitiaapartia, i
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forenoon, for theßentellt of the underwriters, No. VI. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from* i Vendetta ,cached town. The peopearir L.isbon had beearlittill
.
• . 4 Duty Free, a Purchaser. , • •
THE ANCI-101iS,CABLES,MASTS,YARDS, 1 No. VII. Assignment of Leasehold Premises from a Mortgagor alarmed by the news froni Cali. The Fre were
-1- SAILS, RICKANG, and other STORES, of the Asueclitan and a Mortgagee to a Purchaser. reported to have 50,000 men before the latter city.—
ship REBECCA, Captain Taylor, about 200. Tons burthen ; No. Vlll. Mortgage in Fee by the ()weer of the Inheritance—
The precile number of BritishP embarked for Cadiz
stranded ost the 7th ultimo. variations where a wife a party. .
The above Stores are neatly new, awl are saved in excellent No. IX. Mortgage in tee by the Owner of the Inheritance and from Portugal, was 2500. The 20th Portuguese regi.
condition. his Trustee for preventing Dawer.
r of I meat had alio been embarked for Cadiz, under thi
Also on the following day, at Newhaven, about Ten Tons of ( No. X. Mortgage by demise fur a term of years, by mine
Cordage. 1 the inheritance—variatio..s where his wife is party. command of Colonel CAMPBEKL.
Further particulars may be had, by applying to the Collector 1 No. Xl. Assignment of Leasehold Premises by way of Mort-
We are happy in being enabled to State, that ow
and Comptroller of the Customs, or to Thomas Tasker, Agent. I gage.
.--1 ..t..WIT aaaiff remit to a Trustee to attend the In-nm.nt of aI
' I array in Portuzal is once more in a healthy state