Star.
London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

Nu A! E 10,4301.

• ARMY CONTR ACTS.
rur..isuic I CIUMBERS,
amensissarial Depostmentattly 29d, 1020.
NOTICE is hereby given • to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply B".P.F and MUTTON to his
Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters and Ms-racks,
I.n the undermentioned Counties and Islands
Gloster (inchiti- Nottingham
7..1-dford fig the City of Oxford
rka (inclndh:g she BriAcl) Rutland
Town of Hunger- Guernsey • Satins
Rants. Somerset
Hereford Stafford
Hertford - Suffolk
ca:•lbridge (including Hunts Surrey
the Town of New- Isle of Man Sussex
market) Isle of Wight Warwick
Chester Jamey Westmoreland
Cornwall (including Kent W itt s
".!y) • lALlister Wo:cever
Cu:nit:ran{ I.eicester .
Derlay Lincoln In the several Conn-
Devon Middkset • t!..s of North and
Dorset Monmouth South Wales.
Ikultarn (including Norfn:k Akd in the several
Holy Ll.n.d) Norm.impten Counties in. North
Rests Northumberlaz I Britain.

That tlto &liver:es are to Ctallfnellte en and for the 25th day of

Septcmher r ext ; that Prove:Us in -.vritiag, sealed up and marked
• " T, n&r for Army Stipplits" will be received, at this Office,
on or bcfore Tuesday, the. 29th day of August, next, (but none
will be received after twelve o'clock. on that day), and,if sent
by. Post, the l'astage must be paid.
Proposals must a made separately for each County, and •
Isl mac, the Ishm.ls of Cuerns2y, Jersey, and Alderney, ex-
cepted, all helm:lt:4rd in one Tender; likewise
fr,r the Ce.uties co:Liaising North and South. Ai/4cl; as must
;Liao the ser_rr.l Counties in North Britain ; and each fro-
posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender
propeit fitted up, by tyro persons of Isnawn • property en-
-I;aiin,„•• to become bound with the party teoclering in the amount
stated iu the printed Particular:, for the due pestocnaance of the
Contr.-: i • and no Proposal viii be 'noticed unless made ou a
printed Tender, and the prices exprosed in words lt length ; and
..:toul-1 it sa happen that during the cuntinuante of the Contract no
Troops should be surplied by virtue of the same, the amount'of
the Stanrs on the Contract and bor.d, paid in Liu: first instance
h: air Contractor, will be refunded to him.
Partieelars of the Contracts may be bad upon application at
this Ofic,, between the hours of Ten and Four; at the Office
of -114 tit y Commissary General Young, Edinburgh; and of the
Larrack..2.lasters of Guernsey and Jersey.

BOROUGH OF BEItW ICK-UPO3T-TWEED,
(TO WIT.) •
A T a GUILD holden for the said Borough, on
Xi :110S D. 11.) the 34th of Jose, 1820, it was moved by
Ftsonas.s., Esq. and seconded by Mr. Jamas Mn.t.s,
Alderman, that the following Address lse now read, and if ap-
proved of,.he forthwith presented to her Majesty, as the Address
iv the Mayor, Mara, and Burgesses of this Corporation, by the
Representatives of this Borough.
TO THE QULEN'S HOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY;
1511 LOYAL AND DYTUTL ADDAMS Of TUE MAYOD, BAILIFTS, AND
1101101li1S 074111 1101101:Cli DV itRWICN-Li7OX-11YRIED.
MAY IT PLEASE YOU* MAJIATT—We, his Majesty's faithful
a•lei dutiful subjects, the Mayor, Bailiffs, and Burgesses of the
Xorough of Berwick-upon-Tweed, in Guild assembled, beg leave
to tend:r tb your Majesty our•sincete congratulations on your
mum to this Kingdom. .
We also desire to express to you our most heartfelt condo-
knee and sympathy, on the lois which your Majesty, together
with every subject of the Empire, sustained daring your absence
by the d.-,th of our late venerated and beloved Sovereign, your
Majesty's con-cant 'protector and friend, and of her into Royal
highness the ptinee:s Charlotte of Wales, alike the child of your
fondest aff..ctionsand the object of this Nation's dearest hopes.
The unleersal joy which hailed your return to a Country, to
ahi •'•. your ardent au.achrnent has been repeatedly manifested,
seauld, no-doubt, have tended to alleviate the painful emotio.ts
which eh-:3e melancholy events ha.t produced ;had it not ca:.-..;
remasval of that odious and .systernatic ).ersecution with .wis:cll
Sou .:re before assailed. and over which you so proudly tri-
-..trph..-.1. We rtjotte, haw.!ver, that your Majesty rejected
with indig;i4tion, the base proposal, for a mercenary eampro-
slim of your cturacter, and magnanimously appealed to the jus-
tice of the country; inasmuch as it shews, hit your Majesty
Viewed the treatment you experienced, not as the act of a M.-
tioo, hut arizing from the rnatiee of a few.
We cmr.ot but cansider, that the rights and privileges of the
subject have been grossly violated, by the mode of proceeding
adopted against your Majesty, as being unknown in the practice
of
our jurtsprudence and repugnant to the principles of the Bri-
tish onan ;titmice.
o your Malesty we owe our grateful ackniwleclgreents, for
the tbzinzerest2il and generous i'eeling for a suffering and Impo-
verished People, which induced you to decline so large a portion
of the provision farmed)* made fur you by Parliament—au cx-
ample, v.-;.ich we regret to say, has not been followed.
Deign, M..dam, to acc.apt the assurance of our dutiful attach-
ment and and of our fervent prayers, that you maragain
triumph over all your enemies.
Given under our Common Seal, the 24th day of July, in the
first year of his Majesty's reign, and in the year of Oulu
Loao 1820. 1 HO9. JORDAN STEEL, Mayor.
The Adiress being accordingly read, was or posed by Wit.taam
PATTIAON, Esq. and a Poll was demanded by him, and seconded
by Mr. Jossa ANINEEN, jun. at the close of which, the numbers
were: For the Address... ..156
Against It • 32

Majority 124
The following Resolutions were then proposed, and duly se-
et.r.dcd, and ordered by the OldId:
Ist. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Guild be given to the
Right Worshipful the Mayor, f'r his promptitude in stimmon-
ing this fluild, and his impartial. conduct in the Chair.
241. Resuived, That the Thanks of this Guild be given to Wit-
LtA'A RIDDELL, Esq. the Mover, and Mr. .Aldcrillan llk t,s, the
ti corder of the Address.
Ordered, That a copy of the Address be publhl-.ed in the
LeRD3N ETERINC STAR, the Morning Chronicle, the Old Times,
Tyne 'Mercury, and Berwick At:v.:user Newspapers.
By Ot der, MARK JAMESON, Town Clerk.

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