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On Friday, The Man of the World. 7n a few days will be pultished, In Two Volumes Royal Quarto And Royal Octavo, A sET of DESIGNS representing the COS • TUME of the ANCIENTS. By THOMAS HOPE. This work will consist of two hundred Engraved Outlines, with some introductory Letter Press. ,Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. ' LOCAL KLITIA. THE Commanding O ffi cer of a Battalion l ate ly returned from Spain, is extremely anxious to aid the Str jeani Major of the Battalion in obtaining a Quarter-Mastership of Local Milida, and will-give arms recommendations and good references as to his characteu, ability, and conduct. This ie wertky the attention of Colonels not aleeady provld4 A line (post paid) addresogi to A. A at No. tt, Xing-street, Cheapside, Loudon, will be immediately attended", '~ CHELTENHAM CHRONICLE. On Thursday, May 4, 1809, will be publjthed, The FIRST NUMBER of a WEEKLY PAPER, called This day was published, In one large Volume royal octavo, price 19s. dd.in boards, the Third Edition, of A PRACTICAL TREATISE of 'the LAW of VENDORS and PURCHASERS of ESTATES. By EDWARD BURTENSHAW SUGDE.N, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrirer at Law. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-strut; and for 1. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Lately published, by the same Author, A Practical Treatise of Poems, in one volume royal ocravo, price l9s. in boards. ANOTHER. GRAND PRIZE OF FIV,E HUNDRED . i ill WHOJ.E TICKETS, ON FRIDAY NEXT. Swirr and CO. -No. 'll, Poultry ; No. 12, Chafing-Cross; and No. 31, Aldgate High•street, are selling' Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn.—FßWAY is the Next 0 .1 Day of Drawing, and the First Prize above £l5 v.ill receive FIVE HUNDREU WHOLE TICKETS 4 whieltinay entitle the fortunate Adventurer to all the Capitals the-Wheel '•7l' FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS FOR THE FIRST- 1 DRAWN PRIZE ABOVE FIFTEEN POUNDS, • NEXT FRIDAY, the SECOND DAY of DRAWING. ( T.ICKETS and itmtr,s,_ warraigibisodaaluiramei -- 012 ' Sale 4 . - PAINE; and Co. Stock-Brokets, No. 149, Oxford-street ; 2, Car:thin ; and 44, St. James's-street ; where Capital Prizes amounting to above £lOO,OOO, have been recently sold in Shares. __ __ _ _ THE CHELTENHAM CHRONICLE ; and 1•A:41110NABLE, •COMMERCIAL, and LITERARY :l1) V ER 11SER. l'i•lutrd and published (for the Proprietors) by H. Ruff, at his I ibtary, No. 3 , 29, High-street. Thc.Proprietors conceive it is unnecessary for them to dilate the o bsivas advantages a Paper published at this place of ce -h.tma \• and fashionable resort will hold out to Advertisers • nor will rhtv hat: repeat their principles and plans, so amply detailed ni rheirProspectos, but content themselves with saying, that it is their hupe and intention to offer to their Subscribers, and the l'ublic, a Paper worthy of the Place andataf their patronage. prospectus may be bad of H. Ruff,•ClMlteohasn, to whom all eiders for the Paper, Advertisements, and Letters (post paid) rtquestid to be addressed. This day was published, in Octavo, price us. boards, The Third Edith,::, revised stud enlarged of rIBSERVATIONI nt Ole 11TILITT And MINMTRATION of 'PURGATIVE MEDICINES in several DISEASYS. BAST INDIA HOUSE, ManhaS, 1809. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tho UNITED COMPANr.f MERCHANTS .f ENGLAND,trathies to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will he held at their House, in Lead.mhall-street, on Wednesday, the 3d of May next, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon,until six in the evening, to ballot on the following Question, agreeably to the Aet of the 39th Geo. 111. Cap. 89, viz : " That this Court do confirm the unanimous Resolution of " the Court of Directors of the 22t1 instant, whereby the Com " mander and Owner of the Ship Walpole are fully acquitted " from all imputation of neglect or misconduct in respect to the " loss of that Ship." ty JAMES HAMILTON, M. D. Fellow Of the Royal Culler of Physicians : of the Royal Society of Edinburgh ; Senior Physician to the Roca' laiirmary of that City; and Corresponding Member of the Medical Lyccum of Philadelphia. Printed for John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-street, London ; and J. Simpson, Edinburgh. N. B. No Connection with any other House in London. AITANTED a Partner, or two, who can command v V from 6to £BOOO, to join in a lucrative Strong Beer Brem.u, in the Vicinity of the Metropolis, now in full trade.— Further particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. Evans at I Mendham, Hop Merchants, Counter-street, Borough. STATE I.o'l' I'l RY. THE TICKET, No. 9,837, drawn the First Day a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNPS,was sold at Msair4. HAZARD, BURN E, and Cf.'s. Office, Royal Exchange, in One Half, One Fourth, One Eighth, and 'INvo Sixteenth Shares. This day were published, prict: WANTS a Bailiff's Place, a Man, turned thirty, who can manage Fanning Business in all its branches ; cr. huy and sell live and dead stock, keep accounts, and conduct ,urionanship with fidelity. Can bring a five years character with hi;:. He will take a place to board in the family, or out, as is ;..;t:rable.—A bur addressed (post paid) for G. P. at Mr. Mac plerson's, Scedsman, No. 166, Oxford-street, will be duly ;at te::,fed to. 'TREATISES on the 70 Years Captivity of the -a- Jews, foretold by Jeremiah; and particularly on the 7Q Weeks Prophecy of Daniel, the truth of which is at last dens in strated. With Wale Remark 4 on a (bill:rein subject of Sciiptsue. By the Rev. J. THOROLD, Rector of Renew, Oxon. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No: 6.2, tit. Paul's Church yard ; sold also by J. Ha•chard, No. 190; Yucadilly. Ticacrs and SHARES, Warr...tined Undrawn, are now on Sale, and will continue so until tho Moraing of FRIDAY, APRIL 21, on which Dad• the Fiat-drawn Prize above ACIS, win be entitled to FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS. In order to determine by such ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur with the Court of Directors in acquitting the Commander and Owners of the Ship Walpole, from all imputation of neglect or misconduct respecting the loss of that Ship ? WILLIAM RAMS4r, sec. JAMES BRANSCONII3 and Co. have the ptjasure to acquaint the Public, they shared Two of the Grand Prizes drawn on Wednesday laat, viz. No. 3,618, entitled to ONE. THOUSAND TICKETS, and No. 9,123, a Prize of 420,00), both in Sixteen Sixteenths. The First-drawn Prize above f:l3 on Fitil).ll . the 9.15 t, will be entitled to FIVE HUNDItI) WI - 191,E TICKETS, whtch may gain 50,000 Guineas. 'l!,c mil? REPOSI I ()RV in the British Empire, Nv here Comfort, 1.:45, Durability, Pleasantness, Economy, Utility, anti a saving Speedily will be published, neatly printed its l'wo Velum, c, EMILY ; a Moral Tale, including Letters from a Father to his Daughter, upott various itnpurtaut Subjects. 13y the Rev. HENRY KFTE, _ _ of ONE Gill NLk in THREI. are combined in the purchase of COLLVER's SILK STOCKINGS with Cotton Feet, No. 14!l, Flett-street.—A most rich, valuable, and t!..:!ant Selection, at the following prices:--.-Ladies and Gentle :et; stunt and fine 1.:1 - .1ek and White, and Coloured China Silk, scan 7%. bd. to Superfine, with the most fashionable Cloaks, ;! , s. GLI N.B. To such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, who have ti)! made trial of their diainguished and invaluable excellencies, i.m iv be proper more precisely to state, they are far more com .rtahle, sift, and pleasant, infinitely more durable, and though tarry way equal in richness, el;;gai!ce, and quality, are not more t., two third, of the price of those with vilk feet. i'itlyrs FOR FURNITURE. &c. OF PECULIAR ELE GANCE AND BRILLIANCY. DUDDING and NELSON, Printers, and Manu facturers, respectfully solicit the attention of the Public, to tho sugerior a,ivatitages of their united establishment in that line, a: tleit War,•:iou , e, No. 72, New Bond-sireet, London ; and at th is Gro:11:,!s, situated on the River Wandel, in Surrey. The soimity 1 , :tw,:ol which not only affords them a constant supply of 1 aric;e, exclusively their ownybut ensures every pattern being ex ecnt..d under their personal superintendance in every stage of the Alarnit::eture. Dudding and Nelson can therefore confidentially rig.ure the Nohili-y and Gentry of the accuracy and dispatch, with which orders, on any pattern, can be executed by them, as of the scrupulous attention, wila which all commands are'' rucrivel at the Nl"a:elioufc : they warrant the whole of their Print, as cheap as any country %Yak, and beg leave more particu- Lirly to observe, that the remaining Stock of last season is now stlling off at reduced priceti, to make room for fre.,ll patterns of appropriate novelty. ART OF ELEGANT COMPOSITION. I! is dly was published, in Royal 12mo. a New Edition, price :s. 6d. bound and lettered, with the full allowance to Schools, ri 'HE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOST " *HON, designed in a Courae of Education to succeed to the St Ay of the English Grammar and the learned Languages, and t.Lptcti to the U3C of Persons in general who wish to acquire a .od Style. By DAVID IRVING, LLD. Printud for limn A in) PHI I Ps, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be had of liryce and Co. Edinburgh; of Keene, Dublin; and all u:hcr Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, F LEK 5 to HIS Sox on TASTE, LITERATURE, and COM. tocl 110 s, by the late Rev. George Gregory, D.D. &c. Price i 3s. in boards. A LIVING PEERAGE. This (lay was published, In a 'nick Volume, Royal I amo. Lrrrspouding with the Index to the House of Commons, price 12s. in boards, A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of " PEERS—co,ntaining Anecdotes and Characters of the Chic' Niumlscrs of each Family, and the Public Conduct and I'arlia ^i.•ut.trc Character of the present Living PEERS, on a new ani Imprevvd Plan. Br the EDITOR of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE, of COMMONS. !..e:ad of a tedious detail of dates and proper names suceeedir•g r-::,4hcr, without interest, and devoid of useful information of eutertainn.eut, the present work abounds in anecdote and relative to the Living Pe,ra,le It is precisel the kith which, under the name of a Compendious Peerage, has 4 !:,.! •'- soqht for, but which it has required the observa h ,4 lo:! : .• and active life to collect into the present volume. 1110:11o, Goddard, No. 11, Pall tall ; Cradock and, ! • Av.• •Marr.l-I.ane ; and G. Richards, Condon; to be had al.° L: Ilw.)ksvllcr. Of whom be had, by the same nlitor, Arm te.tt. INDEX to the 110 C sr of Com MON It, price cunt,:: ea to the Spo ing of 1808. 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I , übj.. et matter is adapted to the capacity of Children, at crce enterrtiniog, moral, and instruct've. 11 ti,t Milicult and long words are selected, divided, and • 1 :.t tee head et each Lesson, ha the manner of Lrowes •; ; .3. fur RICHARD Pti toles, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to • zel Booksellcrs and Stationers in the United Kingdom ; may be had, by the same Author, ' • i tic CLASS-BOOK, ur Lessons for every Day in th Year, : , • . bound. lit!sT CATECHISM„ or an Explanation of Common ', • •-c. s-ary to he known at an eirly age, price 9d. ! •• of PHILOSOPHY, or Easy Introduc • 7:t et'ul ci..:ncee, on the plan of Goldsmith's Grammar " •• price 3i. bound in blue. •i; Pie's, and speedily will be publicised, also by the same Author. Al ( ;r7 , rntnar of Chemistry, price Ss. 6d. •• , h 04,1 Dictionary, price 2s. 64. Al. Erglists Grammar, price 2s. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIFS AND GI.NTLZMEN, T HE hasty and unlooked-for events which pre ceded the Election of Directors, on the 14th instant, havii g afforded you as little time for due reflect ion as it did me for necessary exertion, and thereby deprived me of many pf the suffrages on which (from the personal assurance of my opponent, that he in tended use no opposi. ion) , I had unsuspectingly placed my usual re liance, I feel in a proportionate degree a more lively sense - a obe great obligation conferred on me by those zealous Proprietors who came forward in my support, disclaiming - personal favour, but warmly espousing my cause, as they would have done that o'l any other stranger whom they conceived to have proved that he.had been wrongfully and injuriously aspersed. I discharge my first duty in publishing this grateful acknowledgement to them.—The impression mule upon the Public by the Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the 4th instant, although declared by them to have been of a nature directly opposite to that which was intoghed„ added to the clamour easily etched and artfully maintained tin a popular topic, were certainly to me most critically disad vantageous ; and the unanimous Resolutio3 of the Directors, of the 11th instant, after pt rasal of my whole case, came un fortunately not many hours before the opening of the Ballo:, and too late to remedy the evil. Promises given under temporary prejudice were reluctantly observed; but when I recollect to whom and to how many I was still indebted, fur zealous and unalterable attachment, I must ac'atowletige the powerful suppbrt which my character at least has in this trying instance received, with a mingled ,entiment of pride and gratitude. Conscious drily own rectitude and confident in your justice, I should be regardless of my own character, forgetful of your past favours, and deficient in respect for your good opinion, were I not most earnestly to invite and solicit the e.tamination of the case and evidence now before you, and after the two unanimous ac quittals I have already received, I do not hesitate to anticipate your judgment.—You will find I have not been culpable, and the sentence, which presuming me to be so, you have hastily pro nounced, will appear to your deliberate reflection severe and un merited.—l have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedlent and humble servant, G. W. TIIELLUSSON. Cato( ndi.ll-square, April 17, 1 1109. CHENIISTRY. This do, was published, price :ts.cd. bound, and illustrated by engravings, with a fall allowance in the purcha4e of numb-rs, A(;R AM MA R OF CHEMISTRY, or a FA MILIAR INTRODUCTiON to the PRINCIPLES and PRAC VIC E of the SCIENCE, chiefly intended for the use of Schools and Students, and accompanied by numerous experiments, which requir.• little or no apparatus, osi the approved plan of the Grammar of Geography. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, _ _ _ Au hor of the Grammar of Philosophy, tae Class-Book, the Ilea' ue Exercisos, Printed fo - P.r2tiaßn PIIILLIPS, 1.0 ; and to be had of :.I1 Booksellers, 7.!!ki Deal: Ts in Of whom may be had, jun - published, . The DIC"rIONA it Y of lit Y. with its application to the Arts and : 'anuf letures, by Wm. Nichohon, 21s. bds. Al :n, ENI IS' URI' applied to ARTs and NI N IFAC 1111tES, by Chaptal, recently published, 4 vok. 2cc. bds. THE ONLY WORK 01. 'l KINP. This day was published, a ne‘v t iici.rn, c.mtnlete, in 2; volume , , small cvo. adapted for the libr try, price ~CG ss. in boards, or on small and c(vmnon pap r, adapted fur ullOO6 aad young pet -sors. price in boards, UNIV ERSAL HISTORY, Alcicnt and Modern; comprehending the histories of every Nation, Kingdom, and Empire on the (;101)._., trout the earliest accounts of tittle to the general peace of 1)0)2. Ity WIELIANI MAYOR. Rector of Stoncstield, Vicar of litirl..y,Ciaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c. The flattering recerion with which this work has been honour ed, and the rapid sale of succe,,ive large editions of most of the volumes, are the best proofs which the author can adduce of it, claim to find a place in every public and private library, and is every seminary of education in the Empire. 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The,Seventh Edition of the E/ernents of General Knowledge is in the Press, and will speedily be published. This day was published, price Is. 6d. ALETTER from *COUNTRY CLERGYMAN to hit PARISHIONERS ; in which are considered, a few of the Arguments and Practices of tome of the Mod&n Dissenters By the Rev. JOHN NANCE, M. A. Chaplain to the Earl of Oxford ;uid Mortimer, Fellow of Wor cester College, Oxford, Ste. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard : Sold also by J. Hatclurd, No. 190, Piccadilly. . . Of whom may be had by the same Author, Sermons on various Subjects and Occasions, in One Volume, Octavo. Price, in Boards, 6s. In the course of this Month will be pit tilishrtl, With a Portrait of Milton, engraved by Coßyer for this Edition, and a View of Part of Ludlow Castle, THE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN.MI LTON, Seven Volumes Octavo ; with Notes of various Authors. To which are added, I !us rations, with some Account of the Life and Writings of Milton, and with a Verbal Index to the whole of his Poetry. By the Rev HENRY J. TODD; M.A. F.S A. Rector of Allhallows, Lombard-street, &c. The Second Edition, with considerable Additions. Printed for the Proprietors of the former Edition. _ . N. B. The Volume, containing the Life and the Verbal Index, may be had separate. On the Ist of May wiU Ix published, Emb2llished with six beautiful Views, Engraved by W. Couke, from Drawings by Owen, made expressly for this Work, Price 4+. id. in Royal Octavo, and 74. lid. Royal Quarto, No. I. of '{'HE THAMES ; or Graphic Illustrations of Seats, Villas, Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery, nn the Banks of that noble River. Engraved by WILLIAM COOKE, from original Drawings by Samuel Owen, Esq. With an Account of its Local History, and a Description of each View. 4, Thames, the most lov'd of all the Ocean's Sons." : Printed for Vanor, Hood, and Sharpe, 111, Poultry ; Taylor and Hessey, Fleet•street ; and W. Cooke, '2, CLlrettee- Place, Pcatonville. This fity was published, in one Vol. quarto, elegantly printed by Ballan• yne, with numerous Engravings, front Designs by Mr. Richard Smirke, illustrttive of the scenery and habits of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, price 2s. in boards, 13ARTENOPEX DE BLOIS. A Kontince. In Four Cantos. Freely translated from thy French of, M. LE GRAND, with Notes. Ily WILLIAM STEWART RO'E. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternmeer-row. We admire the poetry of Mr. Rose, it is always pleasing, play ful, and et:g int, above all, it is always Eygbsh p ry, of the school of Dryden. There are most beautiful engravings in tnis work, from designs by Smirke, truly valuable, both as pieces of art, and records of ancient costume. —AN N. REV. 1 808. AN ENTIRE NEW WORK. On the last day of the present month, April, I 809, will be pub lished, The First Number of an original and Classical Publi cation, price 4s. snore splendidly embellished than any Perio dical Work extant, to be entitled IE BEAU MONDE and MONTHLY REGIS -LA TER. It will contain a Review of all the Works of Art, a Catalogue Raisonni of all new Publications, and a Critical Cam lope of all new Music, besides Contemporary Characters, original Commu nicat ions, beauties of literature, Monumental Memorials, Sports, Dramatic Memoirs and Criticisms, Public Amusements, Modern and Ancient Fashions, English, Foreign, and Antive Furniture, New Music, Review of Politics, and generally of such matters as are new, curious and interesting in the Arts, Sciences Natural History, and Philosophy. The embellishments of th; First Number are a wholelength Portrait of Mr. Emery, as Ste phen Harrowby ; a Anglo Saxon Lady in the Dressof the Eight Century ; a beautiful female in the prgsent Costume, ell beauti fully printcl in colours and highly tinted. Portraits of two of his Majesty's Stag Hounds. No person whatever in business has any concern in this undertaking. Printed and published by Bell and De Camp, No. 11, Cali(- ' rine-street, Strand, and sold by all Booksellers and Newsnun throughout the United Kingdom. Tickets and Shar e s, warranted nndrawn, are selling at their Licensed Officc-s, N. 11, 1101. HORN; 31, CORNHII.L ; 269, STRAND; and 33, HAYMARKET. LEHOLD, POPLAR. 'l'o BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, -pH 1E E new Brick buiItDWELLING HOUSES situate in Bow-Line, between the East India Road and Pop!ar High-street, at the distance of about 300 yards from the Ease India Docks; let to respectable Tenants at Wilk at £54 per annum.—Apply to Mr. James Walker, East India Road. LIMEHOUSE TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVA FE CONTRACT, AFIELD, situated in the Parish of St. Ann's, Lintehouse, near Bow Common, containing about 11 Acres, at present in Pantie, but highly improveable In value, from its containing a stratum of excellent Clay Or kr the' purposes of Tile 'malang or Pottery, and from its being in the line of the road from Limehouse to Bow, Bromley, &e. P:Tt of the Ground has been laid out into Lots for building , of which the plan and further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. times Walker, India ?,oad. WEST INDIA DOCKS. `• TO BE I.Kr ON I.F.ASE, IN ONE LOT, A PLOT of GROUND at Limehouse.Hole, in front of a new Road, with a large 'Workshop and a Shed WO feet in length upon the sanw. Part of the Ground might afterwards be let off on Building Leases, and the remainder, with the Buildings, form an excellent sltuatiou for a Carpenter, Joiner, Mast-Maker, or for any other Manufactory where a large space is required—Apply to Mr. James Walker, East India Road. COMMERCIAL ROAD AND STEPNEY. TO BF. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . _ . _ _ _ Lot 1. A VERY valuable and highly impro'veable ESTATE on the North side of the ComMercial Road, opposite to Stepney Causeway,extending nearly to Stepuey Church, consisting of a full length Rope Ground, with a conve. Meat Dwelling House, Rope and Tarring Houses, with other Outhouses and sundr y Gardens,. Fields, &c. in the ocent.ation of Mr. Samuel D.twsun and others, whose interest therein will es. pire at Midsummer, 1810 The above Estate contains about 10 Acres of Land, all ex tremely well calculated for building, and by altering the direction I of the Rope Ground, would admit of two Streets bring made to lead from the Commercial Road to the Town of Stepney, with situations for respectable Houses on the side of the Streets. Lot 2. An extensive and valuable Estate, situated at Rhodes well, Manor of St( pney, near Iluw Common, consisting of a full length Rope Ground and Twine' Ground, with convenient Rope and Tarring Houses, Stables,. Foreman's House, and a number of Cottages. Also about 24 Acres of excellent Pasture Land„ with a Dwelling House and Covi Houses, &c. The above is now in the possession of Mr. George Rumiell and others, whose interest therein will expire also at hlidiummer, 1810. From three sides of the property king bounded by public . ' roads, and its distance from the Mile End /Load being only a few hundred yards, it is presumed that this Estate presents a field for extensive improve. meats. Lot 3. All that Dwelling House, Soap Manufactory, War.ms houses and Appurtenances, situated at Stepney, and now in the possession of Mr. James Soais Boiler, whose interest therein will also expire it Msblisununer, 11110. The whole of the above Premises are Copyhold, except about 6 Acres of Lot 2, which is Freehold. _ _ _ _ For particulars, apply to Mr. Burd, Solicitor, Okehampton, De vonshire ; or to Mr. James Walker, East India Road, London, who are empowered to treat for the Sale of the hbove, and from s,hum engraved plans of the Estate may be had; alto from Mr. Carpenter, Engraver and Prin'er, No. 16, Aldgate High -street. HANNAY'S ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, Fur the Infallible PREVENTION of a CERTAIN DISORDER. I'ORTY YEARS experience in every quarter of t h e W or ld, h as indisputably established the Fact, to which the Discoverer (the late Si* SAMUEL HANNAY, Bart.) pledged hi mse lf, that this Peeve NT A rive was infallible in its powers, and effectually secured to BOTH Sexes complete protection, where the directions were punctually observed. Many are prudently de terred from trying the effect of any antidote, internally, fearing consequences injurious to the Constitution. In the use of the Stec& FIC (an external Wash) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread—the doubts of the Sceptic, and the opposition f the ..in• torested, are alike subdued. It is notorious, and has been particularly remarked by the Fa culty, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as heretofore, and the blessing has been fairly attributed to the univers II adop tion of those principles upon which this highly cel e brat e d L ot i on is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so long a period is its best eulogium, and advocates its cause better than a thousand attested eases, which, for obvious reasons, the apj lica than of this remedy renders inadmissible. This Antivenereil L,otion is confidently recommended to tt e Army and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain its virtues for years in any climate,) they, from the nature of their services, being more peculiatiy exposed to the ravages of this disorder. It is sold in bottles, at 10s. rsd. each, or 10s. if mote than one, and at 71. 6d.; or three fer ji, Guinea (stamps included), at No. 1, Little Suffolk-street, Haymarket, where, only in London, it can be had genuine.--it will be sent tosany part of the United Kingdoms, by inching an address, real or assumed, with a Bank note equivalent to the quantity required, directed (post paid) to Mr. Lena Coo:, at the above old-established Ware /manse ; who will mower, as tumid, all orders wish strict fidality. . VICTZIAL LING OFFICE, Aprill7, 1809. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTrs NAVY do hereby live Notice, That on Tuesday the 2d of May next, they will be ready to re cei4 Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for what COOPERACiF. SIDRES, And 'Town made COOPERS"TOOLS, the service of this De partment may require, for the space of twelve months from the date •f the Contracts; to be delivered into His Majesty's Vic tualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • No retard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on Me said Tuesday the Ud of May next, nor unless Me Perim who Iseales_tie Tender, or some Person on his behay, attends, to an,w, r le/ten ,nll6/f4r. This day were published, price 1 s. EFLECTIONS on the Appointment of Dr. M N f. R as the Political Agent of the Roman Catqulic Clergy of Ireland. By the Rev. THOMAS F.LRINGTON, D. I). late Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. Sold by F. C. and J. Rivington, No. BY, St. Paul's Church-yard; J. Hatchard, No. 196, Piccadilly ; and by J. Brooke, Parliament street, Dublin. Of whom may ht had, by the rime Author, The Clergy of the Church of England truly ordained, and not obliged to subscribe to Damnable Contradictions ; in r.ply to a book lately reprinted in Dublin, entitled, *Ward's Controversy of Ordination truly stated, &c. &c. To which is annexed, a Vindi cation of the :!9 Articles of the Church of Fogland from the chart of inconsistency, made by Ward in his appendix, price 4s. '3