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. . nd Attortsiem Mr. lat,a Mellolett' Bedpan. of l' il .l :i lr a t f e ;7 ll ; . l .2 ' : . . nn.. -. ' .. .. 1 a u y • eleve ties Mr It'ettlefold •t:i Ir. Lewis AL•eauder ' of Manchester, liquor. 3, 24, and Janeary If ; danthester. Atternbe% TIMBER 9291. ere. Alllne and Parr/ 4__.__ ion, of Beverley, Volt, XTREME DISTRESS IN SPITALFIELDS id copartners, Dec. 14, 'irer, Beverley. Attar, AND ITS VICINITY. . rley. ....—.. Liverpool, rte....a-ay s i s ee n! applications having been received by the Committee he George Irli, 1.;-7,:. airing where Clothes should be sent, the Public are respect. 1 Frodsham, Liveipoo'; informed, tkat any articles of Clothing sent to the Soup• , No. 5 3 , Brick-lane, Spitalfields, will be carefully chstri- >tit now of Parl!ar•rr t. -- .• it-draper, P. 11:), ;7ascriptions already advertised, £31,333 12 0 .ondun. A: l •rney, W.: --- Stated ineorrettly in former Advertisement. le of 11qrw1,..e.r............. Rat. Chattier, E.A. 651, Mark-lane XS 0 0 ....... . . . ..., • . .. . . • . . , . _ .. .. • • .• i • • r•- .• .1. f ir e,e-: .0 4* r,.; • ..::. . , . . • . . • . —..--"... , . _ •CV 4anotKE 1 / 4 1 • . 1 . - k taf f ii • : r '' •. 4 • 0 1111- ‘ ( --- "N t . .41) • . • 4 n . 14, , Ar.. .: •...01."....r; . . • :..."--... - I 0 TUESLA'-', DKCEMBER 10, 1816. Pima ScvE rEmez. PARISH OF ST. I AME 3, WZSTMINSTILIti ' • DECEMBER 9, 18164 A T a nurnernns MEETING of the INHABI - 'PANT 110 1 3 . )FHOLDERS. ot this Parish. held this day,. at the Committee Room at the Workhowtv, in Poland-strreN to rake into consideration Hit exred , eoey of raising a FUND, by vohntary Sub,erirtion of the P.liichtuners, for the Relief, anil, mere particularly,. for.tbe En'tploym cot of the net Asitoas and &- serving Poor in this Parish, - during the winter; JOHN WI 1.L.00K, Esq. In the Chair: OPPICI OP 01.1111.4A'Ci. 11011.e9, lei R. THE .PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kis MA. .7).1377": ORDIVANLV, I ' he►i Ow sacks, Thar they will SELL by PUBLIC Atrartort, at the Tower on TUESDAY, Or 17th day of December vex:, at. 11 o'Ctoc: in the Forenoon' precisely, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable SIM'S consisting of Measurements, Anvils, Vices and WhoskrZa Brace-wort and Mixed Metal, Muiquet Locks,ll3;rels and 2cyo nets, aid Pulling Owes and Casks, round and double-headed Shot. wrought and bushel Iron, Match and Junk, eased and unosed Cannon, Cartridge Paper. Together with a variety of other . Articles, the whole of which may be viewed upon sp; , lication at the prldeliral Storebeeper's ()Mee In the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, until the day of sale, at which Places printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. TH.ITCHED HOUSE TAVI-.RN. ' DEcimitta S, 'Ott The Right Tinnottrahlt: Lord IXNEDOCii. tt e A T a ntimerritc MEETING of NOBI.tNIEN :m a GENTLI:MEN, It was proposed to estal.lish au IN2 O ,SiVI for Cie CURE of DISEASES •he In the Wertcrn :at% i i th: fn. the Maier or the Poor, and tura School of In;:rticion; ct;:zain Rrsolt.tion: wcre adopted to j.,..towa-c this “hject, and *Controitt,•• , thtk- ghe 4‘y arrooi.to-tvlta, lor•che eso.blishtatut of du lustltudoo PATRON. o-di .or Lte of Winct , estre•nre.! chants, Dec. le, V. !on. Atrorniet., 13is Royal 11h:fines: the DUKE of YORK. K. G. Pa istozot. If. (Iriee Vie D:tics of WI.I.LINGTON, IC. G. litv. a Conine tee be brawl tir the purpose of reglibttine the &gaits of tt•a siesitaitty, wl.o will truort chi* pruerediuzs to the Men Central Met :feg of the G.A. Tours. Thomas Savage sE/ I Malmo 5 0 S. Woods, Stoke Now two .10 0 wt. Woods, jun. ditto 5 0 Say Hoare, ditto 5 0 s i va Woods 10 0 miss Webb, Stoke New woe . 1 0 OH M. Webb, ditto 1 o G, 0 Webb 1 0 AOW 0 1 Willi.in Phillips 5 0 lipton, grocer. Jar. 4 at the India k rmq ader and Itilitne, Gosport. Yorkshire, farmer. rkt, e zlessions-Hotte, lorbury, near V.*;.Auf.ki s oJ ByOrderofthelLszei. R.. 11. n V* 5 0 'fir, Secr.etarr!, cogrwitb•rs.: , - • Corn allasarlat Depart:m.4P, ninon, tailor and rlTlqper. ter, 17, at the ilatiNt Crows lon, 1 . r...rottft, , F.:chequer-Who, Lie. Einsworth. GUILDHALL. Tram Chambers, 24th November, 1816. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de3irons of contracting to apply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz. 1 1 At Marsh and Ca. 1.. 1 0 I. M. K. I 0 Joseph Clarke, Wan. stead Geo. Clarke, Watling. Elett 10 0 At Praeds and Co. I.l.ltelp s SI M Williams, Esq. itone•balldings 5 5 .11). keen, Ayr, Miss Janet Waibni in 1:ew:ou. arlihritle, 16:e of ?1 n. %vow, l'erobrokest.irr, • Yorkgnr.., th..l Rev. JAI Wnicester Coliege, and on ttio lb. eith Tear of ber of eie late i&ev. J.1 3 (.31 - kcs , I Atltp.‘.ta OtZleOtte. SeVa I Price, rtclor a Eatoit-liaidDis hon. e, Lambeth, in the rime di atn Adward Haywood up:arise( attentive servant to t?le EitabAti• t atniublr wife at.d ais yout4 d painful illness, Atv'esson M S W II e part i)f Frettyricksledre, Americli a nab; t E)q. aged ad, ;ton, Bart'. aged 95, Niro. lATsIk Iker, mAny years Town Chi elt 1 years, Mr. Ilrory Poweil, Witt of tner.tal derangement, Mr. G. (.'litehr4te r. V/a1 the rebli4he .deal, with the 11:3hop's Palace, asl 10 0 At Mastennan and Co. Mr.. Harris, Clapham- Connon 5 0 Anonymous 1 0 Hannah 1./awes 1 1 G. F. 10s 6d At Rai clay and Co. Richard Hail, Esq. 5 0 At Haohury and Co. Thos. Cial, Whitechapel 5 0 , At Hoare, Barnett, and Co. Thomas Samuel Naylor 5 0 Thomas Pickford, jun. Esq. 10 1p Stracon and Al!port 5 0 Edward Gray, Esq. 425 0 Mrs. Seandret Harford 25 8 William Mansfield, Esq. 20 0 Rev. Robert Sutleirs 2 0 Rev. Dr. Steinkopif 1 1 Mrs. Steinkopif 1 1 Miss Purnell 2 0 Collected OR Chant,. by r _ Mrs.Pratr, of Cheam, sf 12 8s 6d P. E. John Farcan Rev. Philip Fisher, D.D. /sl.ister of the Charter House 5 0 Anna Sheppard 10 0 Mary Jones and Thor: Hooper, Servants Elizabeth Howard, Tot- S 0 3 It 0 S tenham 10 0 James Itichardion, Esq. _ _ Hatton-garden - - S. M. David Charles Guthrie, 5 0 2 0 10 10 Capper and liazlewood W 10 Additional Subscripdons from the Stock Exchange. James Cielan, moo. Esq. 10 0 Wm. Johoston and Sons 10 0 John Dreadmore, Esq. 25 0 Was. Smith, jun. Esq. 10 10 A Messrs. Hoare, Fleet -street.. -- ha Whitfield, Esq. 10 0 Mn Sutler At Colin* and C. 1 0 Mr. G. Moore and Fa. Tomas Carter, Esq. 10 10 mil)? N-Q. R. 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arbuth tdasiisl Canary, Lsq. 20 0 I not, Downing-street 10 .0 ••• Subscriptions are received at the Mansion House; at Nirs ;by Samuel Hoare, jun. Est:. Treasurer; all the Camittee; and at all the iankers in London and Westminst er. I. B. It is requested that coninninicatiotis addressed to this Clamittee may be sent to Samuel lionre, Fat. rcasurer, Loin hislreel ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, George -14, I .•mbard-st reet. 2 0 WlN'lsEit COUCH, &c. Season of the Year, that Sur. 11, 1 4 recommends the use of the PRE -114 and OXY NIEL, in his valuable Cure, &c. ut Asthma, Wheezing, and rh.* TboFe invalids who are subject to. tics Winter and Spring, this experienced rensain•perfectly free from any symptom, , the use of the Prepared Stramonium and msencement of the wintej season.—The fume ' , Mated during smoking, effectually allays feverish action in the lungs : while the oration, quiets the circulation, and im- As a distinction against the common ,purious imitations, the Public are re • Surgeon Fisher's Prepared Stramonium observe that the name of " Lotter. No. 4, in tie Government Stamp :axed to -R. Butler and Sons, Chemists, Corner , having been appointed the Vendors. each.—May also be procured of Sanger, aketdeworth, opposite the Eaat.lndis House , Vendarthrovshout the Country. It was Resolvid unanimously, 1. That the necetuitons state of the Poor In this Parish, wising principally from the want of Employment, requires the Mme, Mate considtlration of the humane and hetieenient ; that a Sub scription be therefore note opened, and that &main's* be re ceived at the following Bankers—viz. Messrs. Hammersley and Co.; ble.srs. Murland, Ransom, and Co.; Messrs. Hopkinson.; Messrs. Pazton, Cockerel!, and Co. Pall Mall; and Messrs Herries, Farquhar and Ce Sc. James's-street. 2. That the Fund so to be raised be under the contralti and ma nagement of a General Committee, consisting of the follow ing Gentlemen.—vis. (here the names of about 130 of the respectable Inhabitants are inserted), together with the Very Reverend the Dean of Canterbury, Rector, and other the Rove rend Clergy of this Parish, the officiating Ministers of the several Dissenting Congregations in the Parisi., the Vestrymen, resident Magistrates, Churchwardeor, Sidesmen,and Governors and Over seers of the Poor, with power to add to their number. S. That the embers of the said 'Committee be reqointed to meet on Wednesday next, at ten o'slock , at the new Vestry. room, in the Church - ya rd, in order to divide the Parish into districts, and form themselves into Sub-Committees, for the purpose of waiting on the Inhabitants to solicit their Subserip. clone; that the said Committee do adjourn from time to tim e as may be deemed exp-thent, and that twelve be a quorum. 4. That the employment of the poor within this Parish be' considered as a primary objet with the said Committee. 5. 'that relief be afforded to all such inhabitants of this Parish as shall be found deserving; and for better regulating the distri bution, no persons shall receives relief until their cases shall have been personally investigated by two members at least of the Committee. • 6. That no persons coming to reside in this Parish after the formation of the Fund, be relieved without special referee= of their cases to the General Committee. 7. That Messrs. Hanstnersiey and Co. be appointed Treasu rers of the vita Fund, and that Mr. James Rice, jun. and Mr. Jos. Toogood, be requested to accept the office of Joint-Secreta ries thereto. That as soon as the objects of this Subscription shall have been accomplished, the Committee shall prepare an account of their receipts and disbar:ter:lei - as, viblch Call be printed and dis tributed for the idormation of the inbabhants. 9. That it be strongly recumcnencled to the inhabitants. during the present high price of corn, to restrain in their families, as much as possible, the consumption of bread and dour, and to abstain from the use eif pastry. 10. Resolved, 'Diet the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Vestrymen, Churchwardens, Governors, and Overseers of the Poor, and other Gentlemen who caused this Meeting to be called. I. That the foregoing Resolutions be printed and distnbuted throughout tie Parish, and be inserted three times in the Times, Het aid, I'ou, Chronicle, Courier, Sun, and STAR Newspapers. W. Y. KNIGHT, Vestry Clerk. The Chairman having-left the chair. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to ions WILLOW:, Esq. not only for his able end energetic conduct is the Chair, but alto for his general benevolence and usefulness on every parochial occasion. The following Sums were imasediltely subscribed, viz. The Very Rev. the Dean I Messrs. Dixon and Sea 410 10 el Canterbory . ' - -"' Path: stonk* . tEr:Vlr r.' 'd Sir Waiter Stirring, Bt. SO 0 I Mr. Cantwell 5 5 Samuel Jack.oli, Esq. • SO 0 Mr. Pearce 6 0 Messrs. Moseley and Mr. Swarm , 0 Walker 50 0 `Joseph Hickey, Esq. a 0 Messrs. litreten and Co. 50 0 I Mr. Dawson, Melba Messrs. lames and Tho mas Broadwood 50 0 Mr. I. Dean 5 0 Mr. Stephens 10 10 llughHammeraley, Egg. 50 0 Mr. it 1. Brooks 10 10 Messrs. Green and Sans 10 10 rough-etrvet 10 0 Mr. Lewis Wyatt 2 0 Gen. Neville 5 0 Mr. George Thanisea 5 5 Mr. Ponta • 6 0 Meyers. Robson and Co. 10 10 Meyers: Willis 5 0 Mr. Joseph Hunt Mr. John Bull Mr. Alcoa 2 2 Collectors of the Parish 21 0 Robert Johnson, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Perkins 6 0 Dr. Yates 2 2 James Walwyn, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Drowne 5 0 Mr. Harvey 5 5 Mr. Harvey, jun. 5 6 Mr. Meol..min Smart S S Hodgson, Esq. 5 5 Mr. illockley 2 0 Rev. Ed. Smedley 2 2 Mr. Rice, jun. 2 2 Mr. Lucas 5 0 Mr. Graham 2 2 Mr. Smith, Vine-street 10 0 Mr. Garton 1 0 Mr. Penny 2 2 Mr. Townsend 2 2 Miss TOwnsend 1 0 Mr. Oak st 0 Mr. WAson S S Mr. Campbell 1 1 I Mr. Richard Griftths 1 1 Mr. Middietoa 5 5 Mr. Haithids 5 S Mr. Seymour Mr. WWI Mr. Ellis Williams Mr. Adamson Mr. Whitfield 2 2 Messrs. Newby and Son 5 0 Mr. Comyns 11 Mr. Joseph Miller .1 1 Mr. Warren 5 0 Mr. Mark Cadbury 1 1 Mr. Wa. Hchble 1 1 Mr. Humphrey Storks 1 1 Mr. Eliot 1 1 Mr. Wakelyn 1 1 Mr. Colinas 1 1 Proprietors of the Morn. Ins Herald 2 2 Henry Naylor, Esq. 5 0 Mr.*Stnith, Cambridge. men 0 Mrs. asaroonests 2 Mrs. John Orton Hanlon 2 2 George Baker, Elsa. S 0 Mr. Jaques 1 1 £1,211S 16 Ravi , • - -.-- ...lc uougt 11, Mrs. Varth, WidOW CA John ill , . Tear , ... a remarkable imitance of how . 1. , , F .,,. t. The ottilf beverage sbe ev er r nt.,:. ' . Web is generally tboutlit jo. , if . s.:_._ : health and 4 remarkably gt .ii; cr .., c!„.earful and li‘ety lethfer. .. ARE g" D ri ,z F , i t he . r _P 2rt iCelar ~,,,,,,r, age d 6 5, •lli,„n„ ij„ksgerare . I.7ka . t ( s e s a o a or t i: A n t :::: ;1 r ri o a Me cua t Nl eA l :1 1 11:: : I ( )1 - the riches he enjoyed, innide , •-.... 1 i of extensive benevi • , tt„ a the . • --- - - - .= - 77 - -•: - .L...: mi. chest, durini )CKS ON SNCI.II4.I)AY . th f :ertear Will rem; ~-...; al e reeoutse to the India t;tock -- India Uonds 1 7 Pr. !trip. Atm.-- _ _. Exciletpter iiin 4 9 IC Pr Cone. tor acc• 6 = l ii .. _ Lottery Tickets Xiis Lev 46 .e10rt th e . 6 , entluaenten ..„, 177ated Herb intta, n u l i t i b p i t d onl irri ot tation and ft tt the " "Inc; or; ~ general h t it t h . _ Lica . u q , I l ti: 4 h . c . c an b, d a t t o ttl ob s ie pu r two . , si enquire for 6 * Sul )9L OW AT LONDON 50 nits. atter 3- - • • 6 •'-is en . . 15 ......... .. • P al graved it St, p a 'if' and Uoctie.-1 picket tr . i ' lls * W 'AM. Kgrit is is Bas,, leis, 6 , 1 %Its Chur ch yard, d Maw litsr•.9ololsl V , (hi _ : and al, 6d. eat ..._ ',covet ; Shntde *4 trialat Llrdicine• mien, tailor, at eletr ne, Cov,.ntlrat xvt ert and C. ot yen. Dee. 24 twtt, err.hant, at tea Dee. St, rchaut, at ten. I the COUNTRY. of Bridport, Dot‘et , toms. Inn, Bridporr. De.. ac, L it, at eleven, at •be Bull s ckburn, of Ftnhne, Yalta r Inn, Manchester Jai. % hunt, ar two, at the st ar i ns. t Swinesbrail, I.iticaltysttire, , Donnioiton. Dee. 31, H. Ru3tley Stallforlsltire, nor- Rugeley. Dee. o, 1. Pol e, potash-manufacturer, at Bristol. Dec. Y.t, S. Atka, met rt-manutset er, at cm:, Dec. 30, W. Hirrts. of ten, at the Whi - e Hirt Inn, of Monnunith, metc.r, at n, Monmouth. Dec. its, 1. racer, at eleven, at Pie Ant .11 of 'allotd, Laticashirs, Inn, Manchester Ike. St, e, woollen-mant:acturer, at fanct.eiter. )ceement U. (>:.!r. James Sales, Milford, t-tle-wpott- I yne, money seri -upon- Fyne, mcretars. Yuba r. Chart Mayor, =met- Franc's Wet, Little Steelton, 41:opkrepvr. 1-lopkin Utavtanee, liaothe; aping No -ton, banker. A , t tick-nianufacturet. norm! ittopkeeper. Witty Came, of I I onus Lewis, Alenrly, Hes• luta, of Illetnlnglw32l, woollen. 1-1 Waterford, the wife of Dani 4 lig children. lED. he VI. Gregory T. Bedell, to er ut the late John Thurston, Isom Mis.stisyly, of Redbourn,Hers. ckshlre, the Rev. Win flartinle rd, lurks, to Miss Uoderhat, of Fellow or King's Collese,Cam. .1. W. Crabber to Anna Mali W. Crowfoot, of t , •:tt plate. • St it ult. I lows :Mackay. Esq. the Rev Win. GI eig, Miiitet a, the Rev• Jibn Crickitt Blake ev4e, co Miss Elizabeth 'l►'r, At Herrin and Co. Ur. Hall 5 5 Yrs. S. B. 2 2 Yrs. Elia. Marsden 2 0 A Hampshire Clergyman 5 0 At Hanunersleys and Co. WI Sanders, Esq. 10 0 it Al*. Don. Bart. M.P. Ancrana-House, -- N. B. • StO 0 Uay Don, ditto 8 0 Montgomerle, ditto 1 0 trvants of Sir A. Doa glO 'Abet Smirkr. Ba q. 10 10 .T. 1 0 At BidJulph and Co. B. 1 0 A Drummond's and Co. ui of Waldegrave 20 0 j) WaltiegraVe 30 0 mord Cutraight 20 0 :start Erskine, Es 1. 10 10 ids Pulttney 23 0 tht Hon. 'Goo. Can.. Paz 25 0 r. Rcyrolds 3 3 Iremonger -5 .S l ksseo.i Dr4z, Esq. 10 0 At Wright and Co. Tomas Braddyil, I.q. liampton.courc Palace S At Hodson and Stirling. Rn. Prescott, Farebam 1 0 I.W. Q. 21 0 At Snow and CO. , 114. L JC4saing -20 0 At Child and Co. MN Selwyn a 0 L Natant, Esq. 20 0 Lady Bayntott 10 0 Alm Maud 10 0 The Servants of L. Pre. vett, Esq. and Family 0 13 1. Maud, Esq. 10 0 The Servants of J. Maud, I I T<s Moody, Esq. 5 5 &Was. °arrow 30 0 At Goailngs and Sharpe. William Pyke, Esq. Thurnaugh-street 5 5 Lad Ludic./ SO 0 Baron Maseres APS G Mr. Hicks 5 Mrs. Owen 1 0 Miss Hayes, 10s ed Myers. Hicks and Co.'s Clerks Two Servants, Is 6d Mrs. Hayes, 101 6d A. D. The Bishop of Win chester St 10 Robert Wicket. 10 10 Bridges and Quitter 6 5 Hon. Frederick Cal thorpe 10 0 Hon. Min Calthorpe 10 0 Samuel R. Fydell, Esq. 10 10 Right Hon. F.). Robin son ill 0 Right Hon. Sir John Nieholl SO. 0 J. W. 5. S 5 Miss Cartwright 5 0 Sir Stephen Cottrell 10 0 A. Z. 3 0 E W. 1 0 Charks John Lawson 10.10 At Mulkey and Co. ... 10 0 10 10 Mr. William Blau 5 01 Mr. F. Johnson 5 0 I Mr. John Thuriow 5 0 1 George Wagner, Esq. 20 0 I .John Wilock, Esq. SO 0 5 0 Mr. Burgh 5 0 Alexander Key, Esq. 10 le Mr. Goldney 5 5 Messrs. Fraser 10 10 Colonel Wray 10 0 Messrs. Phillip* 5 5 , Messrs. Hopkinson 25 5 Messrs. Herr es, Farqu har, and Co. 100 0 T. H. Farquhar 100 0 Oen* Longman and Co. 5 0 Mr. Hatchard 5 0 Mr. Taylor, Mr. Play- fair, Mr. Charonneau, and ir/Ir. Fox, Over kers, each 5 guineas 21 0 James Rice, Esq. 10 12 1 S. E. Morland, k:sq. 50 0 Mr. Abraham 5 0 Mr. John Smith, Mary la-bonne street 5 0 The Rev. Mr. 'fristram 5 5 Mr. Ilarri.on 5 0 James Wingfield, Es q . 10 10 Mr. Sl o per 5 0 Hardwick, Esq. - 5 5 John Dawsoti,Esq. New Burlington-street Iklosrs.Hendrie Churchwardens 21 0 Mr. Knight 10 10 Joseph Thompson, Esq. 5 0 Mr. itaggett 10 10 Mr. Smith, Savile-row 20 0 Mr. Fletcher 10 10 I`.lr. Chambers 15 0 Mr. Dollman 5 0 Mr. Cater, Mr. Crow. / Bier, Mr. Hermon, 4e mt. Silke, Sidesmen, .E 5 each 20 0 Mr. Simon f 0 W. alleckett, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Long 10 0 -- Hannay, Esq. 5 0 10 10 1 S 1 5 1 1 10 10 GUILDHALL, LONDON, Dec. 6, me: rfl FIE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's 1 LANDS will most at Guildhall, Loudon, on MONDAT, the Loth day of December instant, at twelve of the clock at noon, To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, A LEASE for gt years from Chrisunas, 31116, of a House No. 47, on tho North Side of Sklnnee-atellets sad extending backward to Snowbill. And also, To receive Proposals for performing tbs. Makes Work at Gulldbaii and several other places.. The Conditions for Letting the said Houee, saddle Particalan of the Maslen' Work, may be seen at the Qomptrolies Ofsce az Gallikatl. M 5: BUSHNAN,, ; (Ampettlikt. BREAD To Ms Majesty's Land Forees in Cantonments, Quar- Counties and Islands: Rutland, Somerset. ten, and Barracks,ln the Durham, (Including Jersey, Holy Island), Oxford, Guernsey, BEEF and MUTTON—To Ms Majesty's Land Forces In Can tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, Is the Counties t Derby, Lancaster, Durham, (Including Leicester, Holy Island), York. OATS—To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar zers, in the under-mentioned Counties : Bedford, Hertford, Oxford, Bucks, Huntingdon, Salop. FORAGE. viz. OATS, HAY, and STILAW.-.TO his Majesty's Cavalry In Barracks, and Oats and Cantonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties in South Britain' Hants, (including the Isle of And in the several Counties Wight), in North Britain. Somerset, That the Dave's?s are to commence on and for the 25th day of January net; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or before Tuesday, the Sist day of December, (but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by post, the postage must be pelt Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, except for the Counties comprising North Britain, 14:.srth and South Wales, all of which must be ir.clsded in one Tender, and each Proposal mine have the Letter which is annexed to the 'reader properly filled up, by two Persons of known property engaging no become bound with the Party tendering in the amount imitsatt 411.%. printed 11 1 . aemoinen -forweise sane peritoneum* of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed units. made on a printed Tender, and the prices ezpressed in words at length. And should it so happen that during the continuance of the Con tract no l'ronps should be stationed or supplied in the County, the expense of the Contract and Bord, paid in the first instance by the Contractor. to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particubrs of the Contracts may be had upon application at No. 85, Great George-street, Westminster, between the hours of eleven and five; and at the Office of Deputy Commistary-Ge seral Young, Edinburgh. P.S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the Once between the boors of twelve and two. ON WARREN'S BLACKING. A Thief, who one day of antscience was lacking, Broke into a house—whin, lo ! as he past, A Boot, well polish'd with fanl WARRILN . II Blacking, Retested his face.—and he new off aghast Thus a robb'ry was stop'd, and a man sav'd from death, By refection so bright.from Warren's black jet; Theo let us applaud, whilst Life gives us breath, 'fit fated Warren's sun in darkness is set! The man who thus 'saves the law from invasion, Will command the support of those who are wise; And now we possess the glorious occasion, , We'll echo his Blacking till echo replies! TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. T fiE superior qualities of WARREN's JAPAN I.IQUID BLACKING have induced several base impostors to sell spurious Compositions under the above name, to detect which, observe none are genuine unless ge d Iv. Is signed on the Label. to. Ladies will also find by the condnued use of this Blacking, their Half-boots and walking Shoes, will experience the must ex quisite jet black lustre ever beheld, they will be rendered water proof, and will not soil the clothes. Sold Wholesale by R. Warren, (removed to No. 30, Strand) ; and Retail by most Bout Makin, Oilmen, Grocers, and Per fumes, in London, and in every Town in the Kingdom, ha stone Bottles, 6d. 101 and ls. 6d. each. N. B. Ask for Warren's Blacking. THE CHEAPEST AND BLS r mytuciNes FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Aign HLAS. CHURCH's COUGH DROPS for recent Colds, obstinate Camila, and confirmed Asthmas,stand unrivalled. Its reputation,for fifteen years past, and the various testimonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient - proof of the estimatibn in which it is held for aU Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate,, and aU,Pultnosary Complaint. As a prod, the following inuanceia inserted : To Messrs. Su4w and EDWARDS. " Ilinninghatn, March 16. g! Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certfly the vette of that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you the fallowing case, at the particular request of the patient. " MILLS SWIKNET." " Sir—l cannot aulsdeatly acknowledge the cure I have re aebred from Church's Cough Drops. A moss suffocating Asth omit Cough, during the winter, mallard me so severely, that I expected nothing less than death every minute; one bottle re lieved me considerably, mid. four more perfectly restored me. Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant, TIOMAII IDMIINDS." Sold by Edwards, 66, on the Footway. St. Pad's Church- , yard; Royal Exchange; Sanger, Oxford-street ; sod Ward, 'None can be genuine except Shaw and Edwards, ec, St.laxol% Chants-yard,* is engraved on the stamp, Price 2s. 9d. nni *obis am 4.4 Id. per bush. • • Presldeit —Lard I.v tr town. Members—Sir Taws*: I' ex, ; a. teem. Esq. Treasurer.—Dr. C. F. Foairsl I. GUTH Kit. E . q• • I fle the M'cllesl Ofiicets 4.: the D•tablizhnient rottist of of* Jobrocian, v'.s. Dr C. F. costes Member of the Rnysl Conoco Plll4cirs tc !.a Tiny?. Highness the Duke of is .itIV I wad la Au Tuley, Doo , :ty Invpee!or of Mill. _ tare &e tke. ; Int of onargirr?on, via. Mr Cdrnattr., Nyei n b er of ..be, Ro s t collo / a of Sorgeons, Deputy Insvestor of \lilitary Hospitaii, !Lecturer on Surgery in Lond.i.), acc dirt 1'! at to give immediate effect to this Insti:ution, the poor wW he relieved, until a proper place can be provided, on Mondays, Ws driesdays and Fridays. hetwe'i the hours of half past •:'.n4 and eleVen o'clock, at Mr. Guthrie'a house, No. 4, flerk,ley-stitet, Berkslerec t uare. That the proceedings of :he Meeting, with the ReseNt!ons, he transmitted to the Most Reverend !he Area shoos of Canter bury and York, to the Right Rcverer‘d the &Amp., the !vlein'lers far Middlesex and the adjolning Counties; for eat! Ciles of London and Westminster, and the 13orough oiSot•thwart to the Flag Of&••ers of his Majesty's Fleet; to the Geoetal Officers of the Army ; to the Captains of his hinjesty's daps in Commission ; to the 06ca.1 commanding C. eglments ; and to the clergy:n.4 and Vestries of the different Parishes in the C.;y am! liberties of Westminster. That Saloom RILD, Esq. of No. 4, Berk• ley-s•re-t, Incea. dilly, be appointed Treasurer to this Ins:Poo/ion, by Want; buts. setiptions wi:l be received, and abo by Messrs. Coutts and Co. and Messrs. Drummond and Co. Vaulters. All letters otherwise connected with the Institution, to be ad dressed to Dr. C. F. Fatties. No. 25, Argyll-greet. A Vote of hanks to Lord LvNIDOCU was moved by Lieute nant General Sir ALIZANDIER CAL:P3ELL, Bart. and seconded by Major• General Sir Sinner Baczwiru, K.C.B. and carried unanimously. Dedicated by Fermi:slop to Wu. WILIKRTORCE, E,q. ANNE OF PWANSEA'S NEW WORK. This day was published, in 4 large Vole.. limo. price Us. G ONZALO DE BALD) VIA; or, A Widow's Vow. A Romantic Legend. By ANNE OF SWANAA. Author of " Cambrian Pictures,"" S'cil.an Nelys•tries," " C!:ro nicks of an Illustrious House," " Secret Avengers," " Con. 'friction, &c. Ike." Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadeniiall street. The following will appear this Winter: _ _ Strathbogie; or, Me Recluse of Gleamorris. By Alicia Mae Gegnis, 4 vol 4. Ihe e r ntild Btgßart or, The Fountain of St. Catherine. By the Aittkk r 1.1 . a Julien; or, My Father's House," 4 vAt. . Clair of the I-les or. The Outlaws of Mara. 12; Ma. Helm; secon I t.i‘tatia, 4 vuls . bloc:deo:I •' 14,1.1i:4h...tab. her Lover. erol - Hvihead. $ vols. 'Who's !L.. Strati 4er. liy 11eary Dalte, 2 Itu6. Liu.r. w.w IA (ion by thin. EiukrtgA l vole. Lite k lures Isooeb, new lidiaiu:s, in die sows. This. day wmo pubilabcd, Hat.dsomely printed in mat la-est vJI. 4to. illustrated with anti a Map Of UK Leland, price sEtt. ...A. 6d. boards, THE HISTORY of CEYLON, iinit the earlieSt Period to tin, Year 1815; wi:ts eLaraverbt'e detels of 'he Religion, Law', and hlaoners of ti !e Veople and a Ccderalla of their Moral N'osinno and Aoci•pt Proverils ,Py PH.II. A.I.N Osun, To voiich is stlijoircd, 311SZT KNOI's His raittcAt Pat.*. slur: of the it LA El, an Account dt bir Caitirtty itt:ri:.;; period of near l wenty , • • I he* two Wolks, which are thus united In on e !a rro y o . • lume, eontam a great.; disci ai; y of valuaLle Informationn thaa haa ever yet been brought together rearecting 1111,1114. a imptirttot part of the British Empire. All &set - ,pt.om, of kraders will find tome.. 1 thing to interest in the present Publication t the eutious win be gratified, the thoughtful ins'ructed, aid the indolent amused. Lothlon Priuted for J. Mawmaii, Ludgate -street. MESSRS. GOES and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons ip London, have sedulously devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those di or. den which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first dis tinction, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debiiity or reficieney, whe ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gale. ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of Isbertfet-m, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the'etee gy of the nsitel, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in theme sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a sate and perreanent cure. To those who, front such complaints, are presented criteriag into the married state, and ashamed to seek relict, brood elver their infirmities in silence, it mutt be consoling to know, hew. ever difficult or ineliketual the cure may he deemed by nth. r Practitioners, that by a renovating and infal ible :nectar(' titey •e.. e 7 be restored to a sound and vigorous zoirai•tt , ien. A ~ ..eret:tt disorder, frequently coutrac ed in a moment et inifieceet7„ a , a .. f i every species of Ventreat fi,4 . ::ct;er., by ain hi flci never- faierg mode of treatment, is speedily and radically renicanal, wltheat restraiut in diet or esercese, as a'ao Strict 1d.:3 of the I.lretnra rod (Hem. which th y are enabled to cure in a slar,rt wieh auc accourse it the psi. fol dame. 700; rtrtcts nt the Can.:: ; reference.., of which can be elven to sestet al Noblemen and caettrienten ni high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after Laving laboured under stricture.' for many yeari. To i - narrlad Fein:elks, whose expects:ants of these lender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, It may also be a pleasing reflection to know, titzt by a proper perareerance In their remedies, the geearal health is renovated, suet the impedi t remoited. fidesere. Goss and Co. exc:utively protea l ie r f i e cue of these particular complaints, in girder that they nay, not be marked by a mistaken ft w,vrith the obloquy sojuslly attac).ed to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they Have been properly educated and initiated Into every branch of the prufe.sLiott (cell Awes of Irons various hos pitals, and testimonials from the highest profentional authorities, they Lave to convince any inquirer). '1 hat a rest :elite in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern we +Lai; well as in ether rerts, emboldens them to assert, that their searches having been t o,e. fined to diseases already enamerated, they hold out a certainty of renovation to such a. tray laaout under the dstilitanng effects of a life passed under the torrid saue. Aml feu theta diet having hai opportunities, in their professional carer eity, of forming an Intimate acquaintance with the eon gitutturial habits of seatering persons, they eller to Ahem the bon assurances of immediate relief; that the aeccess rnsunins from their endeavours first induced titellll° gins ltle arafsine of • the general Practitioner, and theypreserUe that their "retepstonts constitute a fair groimd for the unprecedented eonif ;nee *it* which they have, by the Ptiblist, been . to liberally honotirra • • whit secreeil, .teitcacy, and atter:tiro. y . / T p o a l t s t e enu onns ,o td i t e ed ith a er ta s h e eir ; Patients in the counter I:rellelireq4atuelsytettEPttoirc:Qnsc?;.:Chf: aurprebany:ittcrue::: f . or 't th ad e rice cal a e r:d a m ge ;di a c n in d e sg s: mi an e d r. t 9 b i e livi rem ig edies rill be greets or !orevarded to ang.prt of the kingdoe% 1- GOss and Co, satgeOna,l9, Pouveic-stases, Flest-strre. 'IENEW LOTTERY will begin Drawing the 21st JANUARY, the Scheme of which has been formed ) ; 161 wetly from the various suggestions received from the Public, 4 A'sg Ns will, beyond a doubt, meet universal approbation. w , ...Ansi:only a small Number of Tickets (lv,001i), yet contains if•Yrizes of 20,000 Guineas, &c. &c. and the lowest Prize is the Eight Prizes firs: drawn will tack Le entitled to an laug arta Prize—and the tlrst.dr.:wn SCO Blanks, will receive 25 1 9 0 4 ~ gs "Cti''''leded there is altogether great novelty, and the Clad des are respectfully in v it e d t o c a ll for Schemes at the favourite sof NCI LYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and I.otnberd-street, rr. G. %Ilse the Favours of his Friends arc ever gratefully acknow slister kedged. e, Ai Easiness ir. the Funds transacted with that promptness and Fir & le kT which have distinguished E. EYT06. 1 6 OIFICIS for 60 T ear s put.