Star.
London, England, 1816-01-11 00:00:00

Majestrs Last Pena la Cantossaisats, Oman, and
Suva(lup, la tag issarimuscissal Casatiss 4 Weds
Voßss.r.
DURHAM (InWg Holy Mai"
ESSEX.
nANTs.
ISLE OF IVIGHT,
KENT,
NORFOLK, •

aURILBY,
SUFFOLK, (exclusive of Landow:4 Fort and he
Dependencies),
And in the several Counties in North Britain.
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the ISth day
of February next ; and to continue for One Month only :
that Proposals in Wilds& sealed up and marked, " Tender
for Army Supplies." will be received at this Mice on or before
Thursday, the gab day of January, (bet none wiU be received
otter Twelve o'Clock on that day), and, if sent by Postithe Post-
age most be paid.
Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island
except for the counties comprising Nocth Britain, all of whkh
mist be inclnded In one Tender ; end each Proposal must
have the Letter whisk is annexed to the Tender properly ,
filkd up, by tyro persons of known property engaging to be-
come boend with the party tendering in toe amount stated in
the printed Particulars, for the doe performance,of the Contract ;
sad ao Proposal wiU be noticed unless made on a printed Terrier,
and the prices expressed in words at length; and *Geld it so
barpen that during the continua:nee of the Contract no troops
shodd be stationed or supplied in the County, the expense of the
Comma and Bendd,psid in the first instance by the Contractor,
to be refunded to him by the Commissak In Chief.
Particulars of clio Coleraine may be hail upon spPlication at
this Office, between the 'hours of Eleven and Five, and at the
Onlce of Deputy Commisiary General Young, Edinburgh.

THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON 'of the Cllr
of Loudon Truss Society will be reached before his Royal
ilighness the Duke of Kent and Strathertt, on Sunday otorrilog,
the 14th inat. at St.. Luke's Church; Oldstreet, by the Act'. l.tch
Richmond, A.M. Rector of 'Furry, Bedfordshire, and Chaplain
to his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, &c. Service to begin at
Eleven o'clock.
His Kopf Highness the Duke of Kent will attend a Sermon to
Ise preashed for the benefit of this institution at Surrey Chapel;
on Wednesday the 17th Inst. by the Rev.-Rowland H 11, A.M.
Minister of the above Cbapd.---Service to begin at lialespast
Two o'clock.

His RGyal Highness the Duke of KENT will also treside at
the Anniversary Meeting, which will he held at the City of Lon-
don Laves n, Bi.hopsgate•steeet, on WEDNESDAY, th 4 17th inst.
at Fitr o'Clock exactly. Tickets Ins. each.

STEWARDS.
Tile Raw. Samuel Birch Wm. Homily, Esq.
John Border, Esq. Wm. Johnston, Esq.
Samuel Cartwright, En. Joseph Morgan, Esq.
Wm. Collins, Esci. S. Parr, Esq.
Edward Down, Esq. Joseph Pockhngtoo, Esq.
' Solomon Akin, Esq. John Dell Potter, Esq.
Y. H. Fenton, Esq. Wm. Sharps, Esq.
John blammwn. Esq. 1 Richard Sims, Esq.
Thomas Hewer, E. 1 Robert Williams, Esq. M.P.
WAL I'ER JACKSON, %away. •

• THANKSGIVING DAY.
UPON a day of National Thanksgiving to AL.
MIMITV GOD for the restoration of Puce, nothing seems
more ipprepriaie than that our acknowledgemestu should be so.
cornpanied with seas lam of gratitbde and good-will to the
men by whose.unesianpleii intrepidity and valour these mercies
bees, under the Wedge of Gdn, been so effectually obtaine4l.
The ItherAlity oi the British Public has already provided fur the
temporal comfort and wants of the wounded, and the relatives of
these who fell at the Battle of Witerbse. • The Navel. and Mt-
Liscas BtatitSuctass would nowappeal, thruttah the medium
of the Clore y and other Ministers fa the United Kingdom, to the
Christian benevolence of theirconutiymeo in.behalf of the sur-
vivors of time memorable battle, and would urge upon them the
important duty, and the high privilegersof promotin the religious
instruction sod spiritual coed of those breve men, by provide
Mg them with the Hots Senses-oils: this cannot be more
readily accomplished, than by means of COMOILEOWTIONAL
Costsetiolss on the approaching Thanksgiving Day, In old of
the funds of the NAVAL and Mtuscas Bing SocisTs, whith
was Inititited to the year 17e0;' for the sole sod unfair purpose
of furnishing Sailors sad Soldiers .pt hie Majesty's
.service with
Baths and '1 estaments,without no or comment, and of the au-
thorised :mien only.
This Society has,' shrealts fortbation, distributed algegt•leogm
copies of the •Seriptures,!aod withlo the last year no limbo NOS
copies, about 1000 of which haviebeen to the wounded sufferer'
in the late awful struggle. Relying upon the libel-al supptirt of a
Christian Public, this Inuit:silo* is now' actively engaged, nor
only in placing Bibles. and TestaMents in such of his Majesty's
ship" as may be kept Jr' contisission On a peace establiehmentoug
in the various barracks in Grem Britain and Ireland, but alto In
menu; es for the ample supply of the Scriptures to the British
army of 30,000 men remaining in France, for the maintenance
and security of that peace which we are now ailed upon to eels-
bate. By a recent calculation it appears the funds of this Society
are-it present inadequate, by at Imes ;MOO. to the expence ofthese interesting des; but the Committee do not hesitate to
go forward in the fpt reliance that upon this, as open many
former occasions, they shall be cordially supported is the under.
taking by the contribution* ofa getierinis and grateful country.
By order of** Calamine:cc C. Ist FABIAN. - •
• CaptliLN. Secretary Naval Department.
J. M. CLOSE,
Midor Royal ArtillerySettetay MUliory Demtment.
Committeninstnit, I le, Termiti-sttest,
London,' 'January 1, 11111. •
Donations and Subscriptions will be thankfully received for the
express purpose of 'weaving the Ansi !a Nu% or fee die se-
lierat object' of fbe biddy. -