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THURSDAY, MAY 14, 18I$. < PR;cz Sr

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MIMIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE LAMENTED PRINCFSS CHARLOTTE OF
WALES AND SAXE-COBOUEO.

OWCBOF 0011ANCE, 11).411,141S.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Isis
JESTY'S 011.11W41 rE do Itereliy glee Metier.
That Proposals will be received at• their.Ofice is Pall Mall
eg,before FRIDAY, the 15* of May next, from tuck perso
as may he willing to undertake the supply of certain Artie!
tinhed PETTY EMPTrObaRY for service of this Drpai
me*, for a period of three years, devrtnisable after the eaph
Lion. of the first year. upon notice of *tee months, at the eptii
**by party.
Patterns and Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon s
'placation at the principal Storekeepies Office ip the Tower; al
farther Particulars, together withilse Terms and Conditions-
sthe Contract, May be known at the Secretary's Office in Pi
[all aforesaid, any, day between the hours of Teo and Fa
o'Clock, where the Proposals mug be delivered, sealed up, al
endorsed " Proposals for Petty Emptionary Articles;" but
Proposal can be admitted atter the said 15th of May, at twel'
O'clock at no* of the same' day, neither will any tender be. Is
deed unless the party making it, or an agent in Ms behalf, all
attend. By Order V' the Board,
HeCREW, Seereetiv.

ITHE CENOTAPH COMM TTEE, after ma-
turely considering the various communications they have
received, and in conformity with what they have reason to be-
lieve is the wish of the Public, beg leave to state, that it is their
intention, should their Funds be adequate, to construct th:: pro-
posed TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
extensive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHERCIL
(For the Committee),
RENJ.IM IN itoTca, Jun.

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 28,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his
lESTrS ORDNANCE du hereby giro Natace,
That Proposals will h, ravived at their &See, in P.
on or before MONDAY, the aSth day of Mai next, frc
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
DING, for service of this Department, for a period of
Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Yea
notice of Three Months, at the option of either party.

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application
the Principal Stordseper's Office in the Towur, and farther pa
dollars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Co
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-mi
aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Feur o'eloc
where she Proposals sneak* delivered sealed up and endorse
" Proposals for Bedding," but no Proposal can be admitted d
ter the said 18th of May, at Twelve u'Cloob ht Noon of t'
same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the I'ar
making it, or an Agent in his behalf ,hall attend.
By Ordertithe Board, R. u CREW, &meaty.

rARLIAME.VTARY PROCEEDINo

HOUSE OF LOiIDS, MAY 13.
No judicial business was transacted this day.
The Writers to the Signets' Widows' Allowances, ti
burgh Gas Light, and the Southwark litidge Bills, or,
the third dale and passed.
The Liverpool Gas Light Bill was read the second ti
referred to the consideration of a Committee.

Mr. Rams, from the Bank of EngLud, presented an A,
count of the Advances made to Govtrornent by the Asa 1
England, and outstanding, on Lie 6th May, 1811, pursuant to
recent vote of their Lordships, and which, on the motion of t 1
Earl of LauDZRDALZ, was ordered to be ?rimed.
Lord Kris.lYON expressed his understanding that it wont
be for the convenience of some Noble Peers if the Committ
on the Cotton Manufacturers' Bill were postponed from Ma
day next until the following day, and moved to shape the
Lordship' Order accordingly.
The Bari of. LAUDERDALE would not object to the pre
ponement, but took occasion to remark, that, with such a ma
of seldom as their Lordships hod before them, It was Imps.
Me they could consistently Lactic. suet -measure, wither
mbch farther consideration and examination of the sutilect.

Lord KEYTON'II motion, tending to puifpone the Cornmi- tts
was then agreed to.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE, on moving for thethird rea
Ing of the Labourers Wages' Bill, made a few remarks upon t
subject. Its principal object was to obviate the injurious et
tom of paying the wages of labourers by what was called " Sit
Notes," a practice which tended much to the inconvenience
loss of those poor persons, and to prescribe that in future th
shall be paid in lawful money of the realm.
The Earl of SIIABTESBURY tANWIV,I that some amen
mcnts were intended to be offered to the measure.
The Earl of LAUDE.RDALE was not aware of such a c
cumstance, bat had no objection to withdraw his motion for t
third reading, for the present.
The LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that in its pi
sent shape the Bill could nut properly pass. - Some of the claw
would certainly require amendment, principally with referer
to the way in which they tended to affect the power of cony
tion In case of offences against the Bid; and also with relati
to a due definition (Bank of England Notes, being considered
the Bill as such), of. what was the lawful coin of the resins. Su
parts of the Bill, in his opinibn, reqt ired to be new bodied.
The Earl of LAI?DERDALE shortly explained, and in t
result, the Dill in question was onle-ed tobefe.comnaitted.

On the suggesti:m of the kLitl of 1W REMONT tJ
Order for re-eomusittin;; the Chapels' Union Bill s
short farther postptmcnl.i.t.

On the motion of the Lel of ROSSLYN, a l'ilessage
decd to be sent to the Coat:nuns, desiring Copies of t
and second Reports of the Conaniittevs of that 'louse on I
ject of th: Poor 's Laws.
INTENDED lIARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF LE:
The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message
Royal I?;ghneu the Princ.: P. gent, which being read, a
to be as follows :

" Gwen' P. R.
" The Prince Resew:, acting In the name and on the
of his Majesty, thinks it right to acquaint the House of
that he has given his consent to a marriage between his
Highness the Duke of Kent, and her Serene Ilizhneas th
cess Maria Louisa, widow of the late Prince of• Saxe Mei
and sister of the reigning Duke of Saxe Cobourg, and als
of his Royal Highness the Prince Leopold, of Saxe C
Saalfeld. Its Royal Highness the Prince Regent feels pa
that such an alliance cannot but be acceptable to all his 11
faithful subjects; and he relies on the COMMITellee of the
.of Lords in measures to enable his Royal Highness to
suitable and proper provision for this important occasion.'
The Message being read—

The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved that the Ponce Regi
most gracious 34.essage be taken into consideration to-naori
and the Lords summoned, which were ordered accurdiagly.
COTTON FAC7O&lks.
Lord HOLLAND presented two Petitions against the
ton Factories Bill, one from the Cotton-spinners of Marstiel
Nottinghamshire, and the other front the individuah is
Cotton ,hills in Derbyshire, belonging to the l'etitioners at Al
field. His Lordship stated that he pretested these Petitiot
conformity with that opinion in favour of the right of petit
upon which he invariably acted, and knowing the respectab
of the parties at 'Mansfield, and that the other Petition from
persons in their employ, was voluntarily signed by such WI
duals. Ile, however, thought it right to state, that the Petit
were nut in unison with his own opinion, as he was desirous
Ilia should pass, or at least that it should zu to a Contrniutt
The Petitions were mad, and ordered to lie upon the tab!
Adjourned.

HOUSE OF CO:kINIONS.

Mr. BLACKBURN presented a I'a:ch.:l from
chants and others of Bolton, In Luicaniire, prig,
additional duty may be laid on the Inipt,er.tioa of t'oti
'Lead and ordered to lie on the table, and w be printe
A 11111 was brought in fur Lighting the City of
I with Gra, whJ.:h was read a tint arAl time.
.1;r. BARNEY pretuiti_d a reti;aun, sicced hy