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DUCED AT THE MILLE AT DPTFORD.
FICTUALLIAG-OFFICE, lfog. 14, 1829.

TIRE CQMMISSIONER'
.for VICTUALLING
Mice 11417LIT7'S NAM tc. do hereby give notice.
That on TIMMY; the leaf December neat, they will be read'
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with suck
Poems as will undertake to perehase, and remove, from the Via,
tuning Premises at Deptford, the OFFAL, consisting of MID. •
DLINGS, POLLARD, and BRAN, produced at his Majesty's
MM in the said Yard, from the Ist day of Jsmery totbe 51st daT
of December, 1830.
The Conditions of the Contract may be teen at this Office.
. Reek Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
' • 7; '<levered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the Per-
Pr.-Balogh° Inaba the Teller, wr,legme person Itibiebebelf, must
• aikoliti to answer. pies 0444
' •it IMLLER CLIFTON'

GENERAL PENITENTIARY. MILLBANK,

• Novena's, 1829.
THE SUPERINTENDING COMMITTEE of
this ESTABLISHMENT do hereby give Notice, that on
MONDAY, the 7th of Dexmaxa next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Sealed Tenders, for the supply of the following Articles, for
Six Months, from the Ist of January to the 50th of June, 1830 ;
Cr Or Twelve Months, to the 51st of December, 1830, the rate
foifjogili of which periods to be stated in the respective Tenders,
• Butchers' Meat, Wheat, Scotch Barley, Peas, whole and split,
Rice, Oatmeal, Salt, Pepper, Milk, Cheese, Potatoes, Sperm and
Seal Oil, Soap, Candles, Potash, Starch, Pails, Tubs, Mops, Birch
and Hair Brooms, Brushes, Combs, Comb Brushes, Shoes, Coke,
Coals, and Charcoal.
Persons desirous of contracting will be furnished with forms of
Tender, upon applying to. Capt. Cnarmax, the Governor.
The names of two respectable sureties, for the fulfilment of the
proposed Contract, must be specified in the Tender, such Tender
to be delivered in before the 7th of December next, and the party
offering, or some person on his behalf, is required to attend at the,
,Penitentiary, on Saturday, the 12th of December next, at Oas
o'Clock, to answer when called for.

UIrORTS.

ROBT. AULD, Secretary.

CUSTO 31- HOUSE. lid A LDON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Honourable the Coo
Customs,

of his Majeay's

011 SATURDAY, Nov. 28, 1829,
UNE Hundred and Eight Gallons of FOREIGN
BRANDY, and Forty-one Gallons of FOREIGN GE-
NEVA, in small Lots, which will be put up at the duty payable
on their respective strengths.
Also, a quantity of UNSERVICEABLE STORES, with
about Forty Fathoms of CHAIN CABLE, which may be viewed
at the Custom-house on the day preceding the Sale.
Sale of the Stores will commence precisely at Eleven o'Clock,
and the Spirits at Two.

' NEW EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE.
Early In December will be published, in Eve large volumes two.
a new Edition, being the twentylifth, of
THE JUSTICE of the PEACE, and PARISH
OFFICER.

By RICHARD BURN, LLD.
Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle.
Corrected and improved
By Sir GEORGE CHETWYND, But.
Barrister at Law.
TMIC TWENTY IIVTIIZDITION :

With Corrections and Additions; the Cases brought down to the
end of Trinity Term, 10 Gco. IV. 1829, sod the Statutes to
the end of 10 Geo. IV. 1829.
By GEORGE WHARTON MARRIOTT, Esq.
Barrister at Law, late of the Midland Circuit, now one *Mho
Police Magistrates, Queen-square, Westminster.
London : printed for T. Cadell; C J. G. and F. Rivington;
Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green; and Saunders and
Betting, Successors to the late J. Butterworth and Son.

ELEGANCE and ECONOMY COMBINED at
HENRY L COOPER'S splendid Establishment. 93,
Bishopspate-stieet Within, where the Nobility, Gentry, and the
Public are respectfully invited to inspect a rich Assemblage of
CABINET WORK, UPHOLSTERY, and LOOKING-
GLASSES, together with the most modern designs for Paper-
hanging and Ornamental Decorations, from the simplest to the
must magnificent style, at prices decidedly reasonable for work-
manship of the first description. H. L. C. also announces to those
parties d.-sirous of either purchasing or selling Houses or Estates
that they will find greater facilities through his agency than is
usual to be met with. His Registry at the present time contains
the g variety of Property for disposal, &c. ever yet sub-
mitted to the Public.

Bishopigate-street Within.

SALE BY AUCTION:
ESSEX.
BARKING, DAGENHAM, AND RAYNHAM.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD RICH MARSH. LAND,
UPWARDS OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
With Possession at Michaelmas, 16.10,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
Of Warwick House. Regent Street,
At Garraway't Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill,
On THURSDAY, the 26th Nomad's; 1829, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN EIGHT LOtS,
VALE BLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Part
Land-Tas Redeemed.
CAPITAL RICH MARSH LAND,

THREE PIECES OF LAND,
• CILLID
SHOLDIIAM'S GREAT AND LITTLE DYERS,
In Ripple Leo, a shurt distance from the Ship and Shovel, in the
ut Barkicg, at.nnt Six Miles from the Metropolis, cont-in•
Mg nearly
FORTY-THREE ACRES,
• ♦LL COMPACT, .

Adjoining the Land of Sir Edward HulNe, George Wigs, Jus.
Joyner, --- Warren, Emirs. and others. In the occupation of Mr.
Silve.ter, till AliChdellilat, 1850. •
A neat 17A DM HOUSE with GARDEN and OUTBUILD-
IN.GS, altuite adjoining the New-tilt film *irking to Dagen-
hall+ and 'Tilbury on the south side, and nearly • •

• FORTY-FOUR' ACRES
of Rich Marsh Land, with a Foh Poud, in the parish of Dagen-
ham, near the 10th Milt-ston; also in the occupation of Mr. Sa-
ve *ter, till Michaelmas, 1830.
YHREE•PIECRS of MARSH LAND, called HILLY.
FIELD, LI TF LE MARSH, Ace. containing about
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES,
situate in the parish of Raynliam; in the occupation of Mr. Francis
Shethonw; till Michaelmaa,lB3o.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenant, of whom Particulars
may be had ; at the Ship sod Shovel, Barking ;• Bull, Dagenham ;
Crown and Cushion, %Vinningtun ; White Hare,Rooduad; Angelo
Ilford ; of Messrs. Wottliam and Smith, solicitors, eastie-stfegti
Holborn ; at Garraway'a; and of Mr. flowits, No. 170, Aerial
street.
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THE CONS TITUTION—NOTHING

PRICK SEVENPENC E.

CERT! FICATES—Dre. it.

R. P. Snell, Essex-street, Wbitecbapel, potatoe-merchant—J.
Gilbert, Higlt-sireet, Southwark, busier—lL Yates, Titheringtun.
Cheshire, silk-throwster—y. B. Banks, Cutter lure, lace-dealer—
W. R. Jones, Davies Lower Wharf, !'otter's-fields, Southwark,
wharbuger—J. Rollinson, Stan field, Suffolk, miller—C. K. I.r. .
Ilincing-lane merchant—T. Gill, Winchester Whsrf, Southwark,
Buur.factor-8. Heynes, Cheltenham. wimequereli.dit
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Slater and J. Link. Shoceditch, drapers—ll. Young and T.
Chatted,, Waltham Abbey, Essex, brewers--IL FAirtiairw. and
Co. so far as regards J. Wood, Newbottle, Durham, earthenware
manufacturers—T. Spencer and Co. as far as regards J. Spencer,
Prescot, Lancashire, eanheowsre manufacturers—G. S. ()11.1field
and J. P. Mkt& Philadelphia—J. Allen and J. Bridgen, Bir-
mingham, bookullers—W. Wood and J. Wood, Whitehaveri,
Cumberland. grocers—C. Cannborne and E. Twigge, Walbro
tea dealers—AL Broderick and A. White, Church, Lancashire, en-
g s—Z. Shute and Co. Bristol, rectifiers—S. Stevenson and
G. Stevenson. Upper Eing-street, Bloomsbury, upholsterers—J.
Stilwell and G. C. Kevrick, Uxbridge, Middlesex, surgeons—S.
Warden and J. Warden,. Birmingham, coal dealers—N. Nicholls
and S. Down, Wood-street, Cheitpslde, silk merahan s—J. Wilkin-
son and Cu. Newcastie.spou-Tyne. woollen drapers.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICK OF BRITISH CORN,

(WHICH 001IRRN1 IMPORTATION),
For the Week ended Nov. 13, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales.
Imperial General Weekly Averrge.
Wheat 56i. 4d. 1 Oats 911 s. 4d. Deana 361. 3.1.
Barley 31s. 7d. IR I Rye 324. 9d. Peas 375. sd.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 56s 104.1 Oat* 225. Sid. 1 Beans 38s. 7d.

. 103. I •
Haney 325. 21. Rye 325. Rd. Yeas S. Id.
PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of BIOWN or MUSCOVADO &MAL, computed
from the Returns made in the Week ending the 17th day of Nov.
1829,14251. sd. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid
or payabk thereon on the importation theteof into Great Britain.
FRENCH COMMERCE.

The [enduing tables of the imports and Exports of French
tbould have been added to a fanner article :

Tons. Value.
3465 French ships 346,591 119,700,600
4122 Ships of countries 445,708 5,000,000
606 Ships of third parties.. 81,931 1,320,000
By land - .. 84139,000

A 24,100.000 i

ezroass.
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3341 French ships . . 326,835 .811,760,000
4164 Ships of countries . 344,547 7,320,000
899 Ships of third parties . 115,972 1,680,000
By land . • • . 6,640,000

.C 24,400,000
The trade b gold and silver money (numwaire) Is nut imbed
in the abovlK As far as ascertained, the amount inwards wit
A 4520,000 ;outwards 81,130.000.

• , Tons.
French. Of the Coun:rl•.
Entries ham England (exclusive of
packet bests)
Swedes and Norway 434 112,000
Ruada MOO 6,700
Prussia ..r.:.. 4 . OOO 39,000
Sardieis .. ..
United States OA •.• .. Y.@ •••••or • • • • 7,700 74 500

It will be tees from this table, that in the commerce inward of
France with England, about 2 teas of English shipping are em
ployed for 1 of French. In the commerce of France with the
United States, the proportional tonnage is as 10 to I against the
former ; and in the commerce of France with Sweden and Prussia,
it is as more than 100 to I against her. In the case of Russia and
Sardinia, the balance is in her favour.
•
FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Messager deitir—conbres of Wednesday.
(UMW! r*OM TIM agosnsua.)
" ORDONNANCE OF THE KING.

" We have ordained and ordain as follows :—The Prince de
Polignac, Mini►ter of State for the Department of Foreign Affairs,
is appointed President of our Council of hfinisten.
" ()teen at Paris, the 17th of Nov. 11129. _ _

" By the SING.
" The Keeper of the Seals, Minister Secretary of •
of State fur the Department of Justice,
" COURVOISIRIL"
The Gazette de Frame announces that General Baron Closet has'
been appointed Commandant of the Legion of Honour. This is
probably the same person who, in 1815, was a Colonel and Aide•
de-Camp, and deserted the Seld of battle at Waterloo; as did the
present General Bourmont' now Minister of Wei., and the Chief
of a squadron, the Marquis de Villootray (Nastier' sof eßrassash).
hi. de Talkyrand, who has been seriously indisposed, we under-
stand is getting, better.
We are informed that the assassin of the woman whose body •
was found the eight before last in the Rue Sainttouis, has just
been apprehended in the environs of Paris; and Guillon, who
is suspected of having murdered Madame Gobert in the square of
St. Martin (of which. the particulars have been given,) has. also
-been taken into custody.
The two young men, named Andre Maria Magot and Lammon-
' neux. whmbre accused of having stoku, in the church of St. Rock,
a reticule from the Countess of l.afare, containing 120,000 francs.
in batik notes, are to be tried on Friday next (yesterday).
It is repotted that 31. Rives, Director of the Cabinet of 11. de
la Buurcleamaye, we; promoted, at the Council of Sunday last, to
the place of Counsellor of the Court of Cessation. Tins promo-
tion, so sudden and so extraordinary, which is in violation of all the.
rules of the judicial hierarchy, has been made as a recompence for
the service's he rendered during the three mouth.' existence of the
La Bourduatiaye Ministry. M. Rives had hardly been six manilla
a Minister of the Cour Royale of iris ; so that the rights of seni-
ority. and the most sacred laws relative to the advancement of
Magistrates, have to this instance been trampled uyon !
The following paragraph is (toot the Sernapfort of Marseilles, of
the 13:h wf November :—" We are assured that a band of spies
has recently arrived from Paris. in order to make themselves ac-
quainted with what is going oa in our city. Though our informs.,
non on this subject is not of a very decided character, yet we think
it right to menden the fact."
A letter fronts Painless, in the Department of Ariege, dated Noy.
12, says—" Nothiug has been talked of here for these few days.
pas.; but the reported dismissal of the Secretary of our Arroodlue-
meat; and though the news is not official. it comes from stool
source. Well inforstied 'persons stare that the retirement of M.
Sainte:lac, which was delayed in e .mequence of the ap t
of the La Bourdonnaye Ministry, has at length been de apse,
because it finds it impossible to rental,. in power. 31. Cassaiss. a
merchant of Toulouse ; and M. Vadat:neon, formerly Allaistar,we
spoken of as likely to succeed 31. Saiutenac. If the constitutional
electors unite, and keep themselves in readiness, their sums is
certain."
A letter from Havre, dared November 16, says—" If we could
hither to have doubted of the triumph-14 the cause of the Mexicans
over the attempt of the Spaniards. Imktrrents would have sufficed
to show what may he eept-cted from the effete; of the Cabinet of
-Madrid to reconquer her ancient Collette*. What terror •could
the approach of four thousand Spaniard: have inspired the Mexicans
with? None : 300 soldiers of La Garza even dared to attack
the army of Barred., on its march to Tampico. 'lie LOW men
under the Mexican Ottani advance, light, end are forced to retreat,
but they proudly retire in ge.J order. Indeed, the victory seemed
to belong io them; fur a good retreat is more ealloak to a party
attacked than ore of those successes which chance alone may suffice
to give to the aggressors. This may be looked upon as a proof cf -
a determination well taken, and ut a patricition inaccessible to •
seductiao.
" If the desertion upon which the Spaniards reckoned had t..ken
place, it would have been when th. y marched upon Tanpico with
so many chancre of success. But even then tremens did not above
itself. Is. Mexico, which-ls stall its a half savage state, and taint try
Jacobite quarrels, destined to make tbaliaopie of Europe blush.
although they crowned with Sower. the Cossacks who we looded•
with the spoils of the guest artuf"th the' wriildroaAnterolife
Hem. '