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rICTUALLING OFFICE, M 4 4, ISIS.
rirliE COMMISSIONERS for. eICTUALLING
2L- air MATZETTS I,l4FT,le.4•4sraygiet
That we FILMY, the oth Immo they will-be ready to MOW
Toddy Is %arida' (sealed up), end treat foe
Two Tbsesead Quarters of WHEAT, to weigh May Pounds
to the Bushel,

IiSsIEWBSerd Quarters of New PEAS,
Sixty Toes or New OATMEAL,
litty Tens of SOAP,.

• Pl,. Two of BUTTER,

• Ten Tons of CHEESE:
To ie deilvend into his llaieety'i Victualling Stereo, at Dept.;
turd, the Wheat in gemeldes of not less than Five Hundred
Pinata per Week, feels the date of the Contract; one half of
Oft Maenad Oatmeal by the list testate, and the remainder of
tis wow kw .the 50th of June nest; and the whole of the Soap,
• argue. and Cheese le the month of lice next.
llompies of net less than One Quart of the Wheat, and of the
• Paused Oemseal, must be peedered by the Party tendering ; and
a Sample or the Soap, end the COuslitioss of the Contracts, may
beissen at this Dllicn
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fisels raw* mustspeolfy the price In words at length, and he
damned bale Ow ',dock on the Day appointed; and the
• J wise imbea the Teeters er seem Pemba on his behalf,
met Missit se arower wisest eillud-fer. •
- • JOHN T. SUGGS, gabfests Sarreary. •

This day is siblialted.
4 ialrylitraoa, limo. with moldered Plates. price is.
SE mead PRACtiCA I. TREATISE on
. the GROWTH andeULTURR of the CARNATION,
• PINIC.O..AURICULA, POLYANTHUS, RANUNCULUS,
• TULIP, HYACINTH, ROSE., and otitis FLOWERS; in-
cluding a Dissertation so Soils and Hamra, and Catalogues of the
moat nitrated Varieties ouch Plower.
. By THOMAS HOOG, florist, Paddington Green.
Prlnted.fes Whittaker, Trescber. and Ca. Ave Pdatia.lane.

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• PI LLS.
HE FEVER POWDER is 'Rowed to be the
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
• HOUSE OF LORDS. MAT 4.
• Mr. Ammo was heard at considerable length to•day, in favour
elf Catikt's Divorce Bill. Tbe cud was we of coosiderable aggro.
Iteduiss the seducer of Mr Catlett's wife _being his own cousin, a
mulled man with a large family. After the Learned Cannel had
coodpiled„ the Limo CIIIMICILLLOS postponed dse exandaado• of
witnesses till four &cinch to-morrow.
. At as early beer this day the House wu crowded below the bar
with persons collected for the purpose of bearing she Marquis of
Anglesey's explanation. Several Members of Parliament occupied
the space before the throne. A corisiderabk number of Peers were
also present.
Ut the motion of the Earl of Suartaanuar the Assessed Taus
Composition Bill was forwarded through Committee.
Several private; Bills were also forwarded throUgh their respec-
tive stages.
• -Several private•Bllis mere brought up from the House of Coot-
A person presented the adsment of the Pilots' Fend from the
Corporatism of the Trinity-boose, for tetti.
Mr. WALLIa presented paper from the Court of Chancery in
Ireland.
Raul Gina presented a Petition from the inhabitants of Char-
ley. In Lancashire, praying that Government would take into coo-
sideratioo the reimopoly of the Rut India Company, with a view
to bring about some bentrAtiaktbange.—Lsid on the table.
.11111 itaMetta Of AsalLuinfit EXPLANATMts.
At a quarter past five o'clock the Margate of AN-
GLESEY lose and said—My LordsOn rising to moire
for the production of cousin papers connected with at,
g. ye. nment in laelassal, with a view, as I before stated
to your Lordships, to enter into some explanation of
.my conduct. while there, and to endesupur to explain
the reasons bf nip recall from thence, I confess I do it
with some degree of impatience, .because 1 feel that 1
have been labouring under stigmas that have been re-
peetidly thrown out against me, and from which I felt
that I had not then the power to relieve myself, bec .use
the proper time had not then arrived; but now that the
moment has arrived, 1 can no longer refrain from
coming forward to appear in my vindication. I con-
fess 1 reel the task to be an unpleasant one. I feel it
peculiarly so for severel reasons--first, because I am
unsised to Address your Lordships on public occasions;
next, because of the painful necessity that forces me to
speak much of myself; and, lastly, though not least,
from the fear that while endeavouring to vindicate
myself I may appear to wish to inculpate others. But
' each an int-lition I disclaim--my object is purely de-
• festive. My object is to explain the circumstances t f
my sudden recall tram Ireland; the unusuld manner—
the offensive manner. I. must call it—in which that
event took place; and the letter I wrote, whit was
mid to be the cause of it. I previously. howeverrffish
• -to relieve myself from the many insinuations that have'
gone forth. One only manly attack has been made
.upon me. and I really feel grateful to the Noble EAT'
'who made it, because it afforded me an opportunity of
eonvinCllng .him how much he was in error with refs.
sacs to. my :conduct connected with the subject to
Which heidluded, and take this opportunity of stating,
that so anxious was I not to overstate the case, that I
made .an admission not :accessary. The Noble Earl
4. in bis t;ly stated, after I had said that I. appointed a
fourth ysician to inquire into the states!' MI, Eneas
JJacdeaselrs health, he did not believe that physictatt