Star.
London, England, 1811-09-19 00:00:00

OFFICE INF ORD.VNGEI, Sept. 4, tat 1.
THE PRINCIPAI. OFFICERS of HIS Mil-
JESTrs ORDNANCR, is knig filst Nwice,
That Propwals will be rvccived U their Office in P.lll-Mall,
on :Afore Monday the 23k1 instant, from such persons as may
be williug to undel take the supply of FORAGE for the Ord.
!V:CC I krses, stationed in the followhig Districts, to bedelivered
at the x;•ence of the Contractor, viz.
NORTH BR rrAIN,
NORTHERN,
YORKSHIRE,
EASTERN, exclnilve of WARLEY,
SOU I'HERN, exclusive of CHXITIAM,
SOU rH WEST, incitiding powrsmourn,
mix of\WIGHT and CHRISTCHURCH,
WESTERN,
WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies,
WARLEY and CHATHAM,
i For a period of Six Months, from the Ist of October neat. The
I Oats to he good, sweet, dr*, and clean, without any mixture of '
foxy oh Inowbotnt Oats, net to weigh less than 37 lbs. per Win-
chester bustsch
' The Hay to be sweet and dry, sod delivered ht trusses•oi
56 lbs. none of which to be issued of the same year's growth,pre-
Tien, to the 10th day of October.
The Straw to he good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
and delivered in trusses of SG lbs.
The prices to 1w paid for the respective quantities which may
be andelivere.l, to he AS fe)50(111,
For the Oats, at the rate of per hundred pootte.i, avoir.
&pots weight.
For tt-e Hay, at the rate of per inuelred and twelve
• piatin,!s.
For the Straw, at the ra:e of per hundred and twelve
pounds.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly, fir two
! or more of the said Districts, aid it is %%peered that the Con-
,• tractor shall receive the Stable Dung which during the period
of this Contract may accumulate, making an allowance fu: the
same after the rate of per horse per week.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the Offi-
' cttrs commanding the Royal Artidery, in each District; and also
at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall afert,a4,l, any day between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, whtre the Proposals must be
; delivered sealed up and ernlorsed, " Proposals fur Forage ;" but
no Preposal can be admit:ed after the 23d instant, at twelve
lo.d„k at noon of the same day, neither will any Tetaler be no.
ticed unless the pzrty making it, or an .Agent in his behalf shall
attend. By Order of the 13oard,
R. 17. CRR'V, Seer"( gry.

THE PREVENTIVE OP THE CONSUMPTION WTHE
LUNGS, commonly called a DECLlNE—namely,
R YM E R'S Pectoral FEBRIFUGE MEDICINR,
with Vital Air. In the Measles, IrSammationnf the Lungs,
and Plethoric Asthma, and in all other infl.namatory ittfectiot.s,
alethir local or gvntral, this medicine proves instantly sanative;
wherefore, in v:nlent Colds, Catarrh*, Hoarseness, Coughs, &c:
those constant fori.ronners of Consumption of the Lungs, this me-
d.cine Is confidently recommended. ' •

CASE IX.
Crow a Gentleman, aged forty, of a corpulent and
plethoric habit.
Hampstead, Feb. 7, IRCn.
War Pr—M7 lungs beirz ^pp'essed with
,phlegns, attended
with difficult breathing, far sevJral months past, I took various
medicines with little or no btnefit ; but 111,:.3 hearir.g of your Pec-
toral Falsam being of repute in such complaint', I got a battle of
st, and took one, and sometimes two table-spoonfuls, every night,
at bed-time. lam happy to inform you, that I found relief from
the first; anti, by continuing it about a f3rtnight. I found myself
so much better, that I took only a small dose occasionally, and
now continue as well as ever. Your's respectfully,
W. HAS/MOND.

CASE X.
Sir—A Lady, a near relation of mine, being overheated in dan-
sing, imprudently took a draught of cold water, and exposed her-
- It to the cold kit' of a winter's night ; the Consequence of which
vas a severe cold, with imarsene,:s, sorerecs of the chest, and
csegb. Having often experienced the beneficial effects of your
l',Ltoral Medicine, by my advice she began from the first attack
wi!ii it, and continued It according to :he directions, till seen
was quite well. As consumption so fervently follows such
tozures when neglected or badly managed, I think it my duty
to the public, to your medicine, and yourself, to beg that you
%vault' publish this cure. I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
Begittun, March 22, 18041. T. FISUER.

CASE XI. I ~. '
Sir—Ott the sating In of the Severe weather last Dreerobrr, 1 atEimiToßsos BISHOP DE I ErtaEy, and co otipAtNsuy
I was seized with the asthma, and, upon using the least est emir, ! NurwiTHsTrINDING Mr. BISHOP has en-
-1 Was almost out d breath. I Immediately had recourse to your : mid to devote the profits of Hs busineis to the liqui.lation of
excellent Pectoral Medicine, and, by taking about three betties
• any defalcation that might arse in the concerns of the Bank, he
of it, I got as well as 'ref.—From Sir, your humble servant, ,
i is credibly informed that several nI4IICiUUS P 4,11•0115 mean (II I) en..
Ce..vesend, April 3, 1806. Jon N PIAILL1111•
ce,t,
agi4pt hint,
as
soon
as
the Terms of the Royal Court opens,
Prepared and sold in hurtles at 9s. 9d.; tr ; and I Is. duty in- and endeavour to molest him in his person ant trade; lie there-
eluded, by lames Rymer', Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey ; and whole- ' tore taltzs this orportunity to request those who wish to tale: the
role and retail by Diet y and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and retal, a„iseirage of the above r slag' meat, to sign or eause to be .4,1.-
4F. Newbery and Son., 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon ace' •I, the Agreement entered upon, before the 13th October next;
Co. Oxfor.l-street; T. Smith, 29, iiiriparket. Mrs. NewhvtYs in d.—S xof which, he will take the advantage of the regulations
ironer of St.Paill's Church-yard ;. Tut', Royal Exchange; Ward, 'of tile laws of this Island, and shall nor consider himself bound
tfolborn ; and all the Vendtas of Patent hirlicines ill the United to any rersons having neglected to close in with his olsees.
liii.gdona. ' GuaLsor, 7th September, 1811.