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OFFICE I, 1819. I
PRIVcIPAL OFFICERS of has MA-
JESTY'S OR DNAKCE do hereby give Are
That Proposals will he received at their Office, in'Palignall, ,
en or before FRIDAY; the 28th instant, from such persons as
may he willing to undertake the supply of PACKINO-CASES
for Sereice of this Department, for a period of Three Years,
determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice
of Three Months, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract may be kusAVO at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten awl Four o'clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, out endorsed,
" Proposals fee Packing-Coast" but no Proposal can be ad-
mit:test after the said 28tti Instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the
Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
fly Order phe Reuel, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

James Hegiabetfolls, late of Adston-undercline grocer, June
8. 9, and July 6, at two, at the White Bear inn, Mat:elms-
ter. Attornies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; or Mr,
Bettye, Chancery-lane.
lice Holmes and Henry White Chesterfield, Derbyshire; and
omas Tindall, Chester-le-Street, Durham, hat-manirfac-
t rers June 10, at six, 11, and Jtily 6, at eleven, at the
Augel Inn, esterfield. Attornies, Messrs. Lowes and
Cbwburn, Tanfield-court, Temple; or Mr. Thomas, Ches-
terfield.
James Vrillmott, Manchester, grocer, June 14, 15, and JOT
6, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deansgate, Alanchester.
Attornies, Mr. Ford, King-street, Manchester; or Messrs.
Perkins and Frampton, liolborn-court, Gray's Inn.
Benjamin Wrigley, late of Manchester, merchant, June 10. at
twelve, 11, arid July 8, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Man-
cheater. Attornies, Messrs. Adliugton and Gregory, Bed-
ford-row; or Mr. Morris, Spring-gardens, Manchester.
John Critchley, Liverpool, merchant, June 15, 16, and July
6,- at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. At-
L Miles, Mr. Gunnery, Lower Castle-street, Liverpool; or
' Marrs. Hack and John, Pslsgrave-place, Temple-bar.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
June 5, R. Sewell, Piccadilly, coal-merchant, at ten. June
'11) W. Packer, MO-street, Whitechapel, oilman, at one. June
13, J. Reed and A. Howard. St. Swithin'clane, merchants, at
ten. June 1; J. and C. Bernard, Manchester; linen-draper, at
twelve. Atigust 14, R. Howard, jun. Woolwich, brewer, at
twelve. May 99, G. Cowen Great Prescott-street, Good-
man's-fields, merchant, at twelve. June 15, G. Richards, She-
rard-street, silversmith, at ten. June 19, E. Mackintosh, Hay-
market, army-accourrement-maker, at ten. June 26, J. Mack-
lin. Cheapside, stationer, at eleven. June 19, It. Harvey, Ox-
fori.etreet, grocer, at ten. June 19, E. Dickens, Eynaford.
Kent, shopkeeper. at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June 26, A. Muir, Leeds, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Black
Bull, Gomersal. June 5, S. Watson, Newcastle. upois-Tyne
Merchant, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. June 8, T. and
W. Ilaynton, Kidderminster, grocers, at eleven, at the White
Hart, liartlebury. June 17, S. Marsden, Manchester, dry-
salter, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June 9, E.
Rogers, Ashton-upon-Mersey, Chmhire, cern-dealer, at nine,
at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. June 10, J. Savidge, East
Stoke, Nottinghamshire, coal-seller, at eleven, at the Punch
Bowl, Nottingham. June 9, W. Coates, Skipton, Yorkshire,
grocer, at eleven, at the White Horse, 011ey. June 14, W.
and J. Fowler, Alder Mills, Tamworth, Staffordshire, corn-
millers, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Tamworth. June 17. J.
Griffiths, Bristol, victualler, at one, at the Commercial Bourns,
Bristol. June 8, W. Twemlow, Winnington, Cheshire, drug-
vender, at eleven, at the Crown, Northwich. June 10, NP.
Cullen, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George, Liverpool.
June 16, P. Ball, Worcester, hop-merchant, at eleven, at the
Unicorn. Broad-street, Worcester. June 17, S. Hughes, Li-
verpool, liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the York lintel,
Wil-
llamson;aquare, Liverpool. June 14, Rachael Salmon, Aldham,
I carpenter, at ten, at the Red Lioo Colchester. June 14, G.
Todd, Newcastle-upon Tyne, spirit merchant, at eleven, at the
Turf Hotel, Newcastle. June 15, A. Hall, Drayton, dealer, at
one, at the Swan, Stafford. June 14, 11. Humble, Liverpool,
'merchant, at one, at the George, Liverpool. June 17, J. San-
derson, Leeds, linen-merchant, at eleven, at the Three Legs,
Leeds. June 17, J. and J. Sykes, Leeds, merchants. at eleven,
'at the Three Legs, Leeds. June 25, W. P. Beckett, Wakefield,
linen-draper, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield.
'Awe 17, It.. Allport, Birmingham, plater, at twelve, at the Swan,
lirmingham. June 14, W. Jordan, Barnwodd, corn-dealer, at
eleven, at the Ram, Gloucester. June 15, Martha Sweet,
iTaunton, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms' Bcis-
ee 26, W. Breedbels, Preston, corn-merchant, at six, at
Abe Mitre; Fishergate, Prestos. l 1-4. W. Mills. Kemp-
lepreellier, at eleven, at the EelL Broad-street, Worcester.
June 11, W. and R. Burn, Exeter, tailors, at eleven, at the Old
landau Inn, Exeter.
CERTIFICATES--Jtem 5.
J. Atkinson, Dalston, cottommanufacturer. J. ever, Ply-
mouth, merchant, R. Blyth, Hull, corn-merchant, R. Unwin,
Chapel-en-le-Frith, timber-merchant. T. Cushcm, Minories,
hatter. A. Warner, St. Catherine's-street, ship-owner. T. and
J. llellicar, Bristol, merchants. W. Rust, Sheffield, merchant.
J. Townsend, Ludgate-street, warehouseman. T. Massey, Bur-
ton-upon-Trent, brewer. R. Ellis, Dean-etreet, Southwark, pro-
vision-broker. J. Parker, Touon, Hants, money-scrivener. W.
Pearce, Oat-lane, Blackwell-hall factor.
Jima 8.-T. Powell, Leominster, -butcher. J. Howe, Fins-
bury-place, stable-keeper. J...800th, Gloucester, chinaman.
Miller

PA) LIAMENTARY PitOCEEDING&

•
HOUSR OR LORDS, MA' 2S: •
Mr. Seim from the Chamber of Lowlon, presented an 'Ac.:
moot of the Receipts aid Vsbnrsernenta of the Orph.ne Fupd,
end attain ether Accounts, from the Chamber, directed to be
laid annually before Parliament. •
The Bids before the House, chicly private or local, were re-
speetively forwarded.
Eeri GREY presented a BM, for the purpose of abrogating
the Oahe which *ere funded on the Doctrine of Transubstan-
tiation, and certain other similar dogmas, as pro-,ridgd py *it
Acts of she itfah and Melvof Charles IL The Oaths to which
the measure adverted did not go in any degree.** affect those 5..-
curities upon which such ittress had been laid, and went to the
exclusion of certain descriptions of bis Majesty's subjects from
the Legislature and a full share in, the British Constitution; but
they related to mere speculative doctrines, or rested upon dog-
matical opinions. They hail no connect:on whatever with any
question affecting eke Supreme Spiritual or Civil Authorities in
these realms. A measure of the kind, he should think, must be
regarded as highly unobjectionable, with respect to the C,atho-
lics, whose repeated declarations and acknowledged good cow;
duct, esi well as their evident loyalty, fully milled them to an
iagram's/ the kind. No serious objection °add Se against
'the Bill, which, though it fell short of what he thought should be
ridtionatoly extended to those who were the objects of it, yet it
Mould go some way towards the relief of a meritorious class of
his Majesty's subjects front a stigma under which they had so
lung lain. Even among Protestants, be believed, there were
not a few who would not hesitate to subscribe to those doctrines
upon which thee; oaths were fcunded, which his Bill proposed
to do away. There would be no objection, he believed, to its lest
reading; and it was entitled An Act for Abrogating the Oath;
prtscribed by the Acts of the 25th and Sods Charles 11. against
Transubstantiation. He intended to propose that the Bill should
be read a second time on Friday fortnight. •
The title of the Bill was then read as above; it was ordered
to be printed, and their Lordships to be summoned for Friday
fortnight. •
The Earl of LAUDERDALE wished to be informed by the
Noble Lord opposite, whether it was incanted soon to bring be-
fore Parliament a proposition, like that of last year, for a sum of
money to be applied towards the building of Churches in
Scotland?
Lord mrLvILLE intimated that another grant of the same
!Mod would be proposed.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE wished now to state, that it
was not his intention to oppose a definite grant ; but if it were
psegesseti to give an unlimited power to the Sac.« of the Ex-
' chequer to tali* not of the Revenue whatever sums they might
please to grant for the building of Churches, the inc.-ease of Sti-
pends, Ste. such a proposition would not fall.to be resisted by him.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE was desirous that at an early
day after the recess, their Lordship: should have the opinion of
the Judges on the law relative to the Coin of the realm consi-
dered as a legal tender and measure of value. The questions he
wished to submit were—First, Whether, after the passing of the
Act of 1774, the silver coinage of this country, subject to a de-
preciation of 20 per gent. was a legal tender by tale? Se:oodly,
Whether, under the Act of the .5.6 m of the-King, chapte, 68, got
silver or the gold coin is the legal measure of value in this coun-
try ? It was necessary that tliese.great questions should be Baldly
set at rest, and the public mind relieved from all uncertaipty
a subject of so much interest to the country. Much dependtd
upbn what their Lordships should understand to be the law with
regard to the coin of the realm. If it should be decided that the
silver coin is a legal tender, that decision would have an impor-
tant bearing on the mesas, which wee expected to come before
their Uniships. Hs colachatied by moving, that the Judges be
ordered to attend on Walseeday, the 9th of Jwiesiit4 that the
Lordste summated for that day.—Ordered. _ •
The arra/ iItOSISLYL4 steel, That be didiait Mica a ex-
pose the second Veading of the Cotton Manufactories' /11enebtios
Bill, but would reserve what he had to say on that measure for
a subsequent stage.
On the Order of the Day for the second reading of Cheesy's
Relief Bill (to allow application to be made to the °intone
Commissioners, for the recovery of certain sums advanced to he
Nabob, after the Act prohibiting such loans had passed),.Coinst-
orl were called in. Mr. Randal Jackson and Mr. Adam were
beard for the East India Company against the Bill ; and Mr.
Warren and Mi Pollock for the Bill
After Counsel were withdrawn, the Bill wad, on the motion
of Lord Wernsoastatni, read a second time, and ordered to be
committed.—Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

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W. and R. Leavitt, Hinton-street, Bethnal-green,
the motion of Mr. M. A, TAYLOR. the Report of the
car-
Mr.oSef rhe 'Ufnrcolmaimthe
ed, Dialitvintticbt7drs.of Lander td°ll'ed Pro
lieelellitouedtheintaAbleel
patters. W. Caine, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, dealer in
count .
cotton-yarn. E. Smyth, St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-Lane, On
shoe-maker. West Middlesex Water Works Bill was taken into further con-
Jinn 12.—T. Hodgson, Bolton-le-Moors, dealer in cotton- side
Tra
h tion, and agreed to, several slew Clauses being added to it.
Bill third
was tilll
rende
. a thin' time and
yarn. H. White, Warminster, linen-draper. J. Mitchell,cr,isred
smtoan abie be read a
Titchfiele, mercer. R. Colleens, Maidstone, dealer in hops. J. The Bill w
he Nottinghamas
Johnson, Sheffield, draper. W. Towse, Wokinghami merchant.
"
N. G. Ingraham, jun. Broad-street. W. Turner, London-road, pit' iedlr 'SHAW LEFECRE presented a Petition from the Mer-
stationer. W. Strachan, Liverpool, small-manufacturer. IL chants and Inhabiteto• of Reading against the Insolvent Debtors'
Wilkinson, Liverpool, merchant. R. and J. Pollock, uollock, Sheffield, 8i..._.. --'
terd to lie on the table.
woobtaplers. R. Potts, Holborn-hill, haberdasher. N. Can-
Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a Petition from
seat, Upper East Smithfield, chemist. A. 1). Welch, Leaden-
on the same subject.—Ordered to lie on the table. Dublin
hall-street, siopseller. Mr. WESTERN presented a Petition, signal by a number
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. of respectable Inhabitentspf the County of Essex, praying the
Leigh and Co. LiverpooL Seougall and Gompertx, Old City House to take into its consideration the present state of the Cri-
Chambers, merchants. Dickson and F,astey, Craven place, mural Lawl.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Drury-lane, coach-masters. Jaffrey and Co. Old Broad-street, The Honourable Member then postponed his notice of a mo-
merchants. S. and L. Solomon, Berkley-street, Clerkenwell, don which stood for Thursday next, the object of which was to
paper amen. W. and T. Hoskins, Helston, Cornwall, plum. obtain a more frequent Jail Delivery, till Thursday, 10th June.
ben. Jennings and Naylor, Liverpool. coach and harness- Lord 1/AIRINGTON presented a Petition, signed by 130
makers. Dawson and Harker, Penrith, Cumberland, coach Inhabitant, of the neighbourhood of Biddeford, complaining of
and harness-makers. Bowler and Triquet, White Lion-court, the inefficiency of the present Laws for the Recovery of Small
Birchin-lane, engravers. Wbeatky and Badger, Rotherham, Debts.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Yorkshire, attornies. Jones and ill‘Laeghlan, Cook's-coutt, The Report of the Land Tax Commissioners' Bill was re-
Lincoln's lan-fields, carvers and gliders. Moore and Banks, ceived and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Thurs-
Liverpool, painters. Pether and Thornton, Tavistock-street, day, the 3d of June.
black-lead and chalk-pencil-makers. Bennett and Pearce, Bir- Mr. WALLACE brought in a Bill to alter the Exciee Laws,
mingham, gold-beaters. Senior and Co. Sheffield, saw and respecting Salt und Rock Sult.—Read a first, and ordered to be
scythe-manufacturers. ' Hurry and Co. Durham. salt-ntanufao- read a eecoinl time on that day fortnight, and to be printed.
curers. W. and T. Kimberley, Birmingham, builders. Bey- The Report of the Marquis of Camden's Tellership of the
nolds and Ilirkett, Newark-upon-Trent, maltsters. W. and T. F.xchequer Bill was received, aid the Bill ordered to be read a
Hornby, Liverpool, grocers. Booth and Co. Hucknall-under- third time to-morrow.
Huthwaite, Nottinghannhire, colliers. Hammond and North- Tbe Seamen, Wages Recoeery Bill went thrsugh a Com-
, wood, St. Swithin s-lane. Ibbotson and Bradley, Sheffield, mittee, kite Report of which was received, and ordered to lie
joiners'-tool-manufacturers. Richardson and Hall, Coins, near liken into further consideration on Thursday, the 3trof June,
Whitehaetn, potters. Kay and Liddell, Kingston-upon-Hull, and the Bill to be printed.
wine and spirit-merchants. Sugden and Head, Hepdenbridge, Mr. LUSHINGTON presented Accounts of the Bullion as-
Halifax, cotton-spinners. Simcox and Co. Birmingham, brass- sayed since the year 1811.—Ordered to lit on the table.
founders. Wake and Johnson, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, The Honduras Murders' Bill was read a third time and passed.
I coal and porter-merchants. Heppenstall and Revell, Rusher- 'On the motion of Mr. LUSHINGTON, the Churches in Scot-
him, Yorkshire, whitesmiths. Lane and Metcalfe Gwynne's. land 11111 was read a second time, and committed for to-morrow.
I buildings, Clerkenwell, surgeons. Davis and Co. Clifton, Glow. 'On she motion of Colonel DAVIS, Accounts of the Value of
catershire, stone-quarrynten. Hesse and Bates, Mark-lane. the Exports to, and the Imports from Beene% Ayres, in the last
Elutton and Whitaker, St. Paul's Church-yard, music-publishers. three years, were ordered to be laid In fare the Heim:
Pardngton and Heys, Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, manufacts- Sir M. W. RIDLEY wished to know if it were-Intended to
rem. Alolesworth and Francis, Portsea, linen-drapers. Price later or contieue the Act regulating the Dnties on Crown Glass, -
and Hartland, Tewkesbury, corn-factors. Bulwer and Soon, and all descriptions cf Flint Glass, which would explre in July
Church-street, Hackney, linen-drapers. Mins and Mills, New- next ; and he would also ask if it were intended to alter die pre-
street, Carnaby-market, coopers. P. and T. Mulligan, Bath, sent mode of collecting the I utits?
silk-mercers. Bennett and Elliott, Clifton, Gloucestershire, Mr. LUSHINGTON hoped, in the course of next week, to
carpenters. Black and CO. Devanha, brewers, Hall and Mace. be able to submit to the House a Bill to continue the Duties.—
donne% Nassau-place, Commercial-road, St. George's fp the It was not at present intended to alter the mode of collecting
East. Allcroft and Co. Little Eastchtop, drf-saltere. Long- them; but some slight change with tespect to drawbacks was in
den and Co. Sheffield, iron.foundets. Fearon and West. Beau-. contemplatiou.
fort Wharf, coal-Merchants. Wroe and Co. Manchester, mer- A Message from the Lords announced their Lordshits' assent
chants. Allen and Co. Nottingham, iace.manufactusers. Nagler. to several Bills, and communicated a request 013 the part of their
field and Co. Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosiers. Welker and Lordships that the Evidence on which the 13arastaple Election
' Henson, Worcester, lace-manufacturers. Pastas sod Co. Ca. Bill had pawed, should be laid upon the table. . .
vitrified, Cornwall, woollen.staaufactuters. Statrard (tee On the-motion ci Mr. LUSHINGTON it was.ordered that
Aberdeen. Dutnelow and Taylor. Leicester, How- the Evidence on which the 13arnstaple Bill had passed should be
bottom and Law, Blackburn, Lancashire. tottenebeirs. W,- cannouelcated to their Lordships, and the Messengers were
and T. Satellite, Lavereneedrie: S. end B. Stead, Clough- then sailed in and inhumed of the same.
Muse DIMa, Muddestalleld. oentettekas. ihosensa and Boel-1 Sir C. MONCK was particularly anxious to Iterferif ,go lao,
ter, ilk,reakb, ba..1....u.ken, Ego oaf Row* Wripadek. Son of which he had given notice revittirg throne
square, Newnan-street, printers. . i s don of Para in it 1 i .ould cone on tatty to-m

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Meadow and Pasture Land may be irrigated to great ad-
Itage.—Tke House and But:Jams are in the centre of the
•, and well calculated for the site of the Farm, the Pro-
of which, as also all the Live Stock, is Toll-free through-
the Kingdom. This Estate is now in the occupation of
TSAAC Nravx, under Lease, five years of which are unea-
it Candlemas next, at the yearly Rent of
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY POUNDS,
'ect to no other Payments than a Land Tax of £l7 per an-
It is situated between the Towns of Ross and Ledbury,
an equal distar.c.• from each ; thirteen miles from Malvern,
ford, and Gloucester, and twenty from Worcester, having
(vantage of good Roads in every direction.
'croon upon the Estate is deputed 'to spew the same; and
ether I'articulars apply (if by letter, post paid,) to John
er Bradstock, Esq. of Elsdon, near Kington, Hereford-
or to the Auctioneers, of Worcester.
:rraiiiierable part of the Purchase Money may remain se-
•^,rurt the Estate, if more agoeeable to the Purchaser.

T HURLES ESTATE, IREL.tNI
TO BE BOLD BY 2UBLIC AUCTION,
e Commercial Buildings, Dublin, some time in the month
August next, unlesi previously disposed of by Private
itttract on or before the Ist of that month, of which due
ice will he given,
:1E ESTATE of TIIURLES, with its several
Dependencies, in the County of Tipperary, consisting of
a& of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Acres, neigh mea-
and comprizing, with vet y numerous Farms, the TOWN
111.7!i1.,E5. The whole let at very low rents, amounting
man.l4 of ASOOO per Annum, English money. ThL most
4tant property is attended with peculiar and great advari-
'• has been lately accurately and minutel.: Surveyed, and
he Sold either altogether or in parcels.--The Survey, 'Maps,
ftental, &c. may he seen by application to Thomas
.fan. Favt. of Castle Fogarty, near Thories; also at the
N..c•rs. Evans and liartrani, St. Mildred's-court,
Ton ':d011 j and of James Johnstone, North CuraberLand-
!.t.a't, Lenilan Will appoint proper persons
~. rn:ates, will give every necessary infotenstion on
ani will treat fort the Sole.—,Part of the Purehasc-
.) ::vey remits on s,lo/trite.,
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