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r Numesß 8215• ARMY CONTRACT. Commissary in Chief's °flee, Great George street, London, 27th August, 1.1116. 'COME is hereby given to 'ill Persons desirous li. l of contracting to supply the following Astides for the Use of the Minis viz' IR EAD.—To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quer ten , sad Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands Mk" Durham, Northampton, Waal Esser, Northumberland, g o tb (iedwog the Flint, Nottingham, 10111 of Hunger' Glaluorlally Oxford, 1;4 Gloster (including Pembroke, bona, the City of Brie- Radnor, tol), Rutland, In" Hants, GPs ,b lap laded. Hereford, Somerset, _ __ Cats - iss I t o tows of Hertford. Ilearand4 Hants, • ' • C • ; Isle of Man, atill" • Caresulbroo • We of Wi e n ' c a mas" - scent, Choy, - • -Lancaster, c o ma (ion Leicester, StifOr Lincoln, t oo kegsd, • blerionak, Dottbilb• ' Middiciew, D a r , Monmoudi, DiTOP, Montgomery, Doer, Norfolk, OATS—To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ten, in doe ander-mentioned Counties and Islands : menu, Denbigh, • Merloneth, bawd, Derby, Moomoutb, btorick. Durham, Montgomery, keg" Flint, Oxford, hark , , Glamorgan, Pembroke, Caskridgr, Gloater, Radnor, • Onikitn, Hereford, Rut:and; Ormarthen, Hertford, Salop, • Common, Hams, Stafford, Mar, ' Le.cester, Westmoreland, Csalerknd, Lincoln, Worcester. lOR.AGE, viz OATS, HAT, and STaaw—To his Majesty's Ca• valry In Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, to the ago zurndoned Counties in South Britain : brks, Norfolk, Ycrk, Cornwall, Noachamptoo, Ordnance Barracks at Awn, Nottingham, Newcasde - upon - , Somerset, Tyne, Ilea, Suffolk, And Class in the coon lints (*minding the Surrey, ty of Nortimmber- Stafford, Suffolk, .Sumez, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York, And in the several Counties in North Britain. We et Wight), Sussex, Kest, Werw.ek, land and in the se• Vera) Counties in Uneasier, Wiliest:, North Bdtaht. Thole Deliveries are to commence on and for the ititbelopof October ; that Proposals is writing, waled up, and marked " leader let Army Soppbes," will be received at Ws Mice on OT Won Monday, the Stith day of September (bat none will be received alter it Oath en that day), and, if sent by Post; the Pause mot be paid. Propos!' Bolt be mole 'spare* for each County and kind, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wain, all of which must be included in ono Tender ; u alto art the several Counties in North Britain; and each Pro pel west have the Letter which is minuted to the Ten der properly tilled up, by two Persons of known property en pipits Immo bound with the party tendering in the amount stated ia the printed Particulars, for the due performance. of the Come ; aced no. Proposal will be noticed unless made oa a Owl Tamer/aid the pekes expressed $n words at length and 'Wilk a happen that daring the coestinuance.of the Contract mumps should he stationed or pupplied in the‘County, the ex pose of the Cataract and Bond, paid iu the first instance by the Cesvaltw, ts be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Puticedarsof the Contracts may be had upon application at this Oleo between the hours of eleven and five; • and at the 04 k*ODspety Commissary -General Young, Edinburgh. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seep at this OBLers. l'O THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING for Bents and Shoes produces, with the Vow ewe, the most exquisite Jet Black ever beheld; preserves the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, is perfectly free Ina fay unpleasant smell, and will retain hs virtues in any !Ala will also And by the continued use of this Blacking, heir Inigtoots and walking shoes will experience, a brdliant Lott gal to the highest Japan Varnish, they will be rendered sod will not soil the clothes. k k Pankularly requested to observe the label Is signed • mead base impostors are selling compositions under the Alm mak We by R. Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane, London, and said NM* A badeesbyeand r y Forsythe 2i roill6barn, Wade labett Wood , Walker " I tlinkhent, Ur& --"'"", Smith """•—, Marchand lu every Town aild IL a each. N. B. Edit:bre, Ritchie --, Mathison Oz ford, Plowman cartes __ --, Forrester Gloucester, Morgan ............ Smits Hereford. Lockett --, Parker ----, Skater& Co. Swansea, Edmonds ' - Jenkins Warwick. Hawks Reedit:ate., Weymouth, Ham" - Reynolds - Nobbs :one bodies, tid. led. Hull, *ikon —.--., Peck _ .--, Lamb & Ca 1 the Kineom, in Ask for Warren's DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity the private practice of. the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, n! s carll and from their great success in many °Whigs disorders, on numerous Patients of slistinetion, pant. 'oaf the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady MY al d W.P, Me Viscountess IULKELEY, &c. &c. be w.as milled to offer them ts. the Public, under unction of their names. .41 .4 7 are found. to be an incomparable remedy for indigo '"gitadrestorinv the ton e o f t h e stomach. They remove ha . sad ti meerary costiveness, sick head-achs, and beer t•burb. Itqua 7tika an.ing f ront t h e acrimony of the redundant bile, inters. . diet, or driuking to excess, and will be found a mesa Medielue to be resorted to upon every hulisikoddas s bc canoed by a divordered state of the stomach and Bowels. in by Messrs. Butler and Sons No. 4. Cheapside, London ; tt bd. Sa. and it2s. and ' ulso by Mr. Gardner, George blikkerulburlb ; Messrs. Newhiny and Suns, Dame.aftet, ' a mi tbe Medicine Venders In 'very City ami Town ice Ihlikhed Woo". . . • .; r 44. :410 t 4 % . • . ;- • • • • . • 1 0 ?OM - • .10 . • • • ‘l".------„•;10 tat ... • • • • 1 , 4' • 4 . 15 _j. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1816. TO THE CLERGY. WANTED, bya CLERGYMAN in PRIEST': °EMIRS, wile is Is the habit of Instructing Youth in the Chant sod LAM Lamm:ants, an eligible Coaacv ; to which it the deprnmeat of CLASSICAL ASSISTANT be annexed, the situation will be prefiatabk. For particulars, appllcadon to be made to Me. A.l Vaipy, Toehea•eoarr, Chancery lane, London. NORMAN CROSS BARRACKS AND DEPOTS FOR PRISONERS OF WAR. TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE, TO BE SOLD BY Aucrimi, By WILLIAM EDWARDS, Under the Authority of the Commlstioners for the Agraln of Barracks, on the Premier, on "%Vette auger, the 18th of September neat, and Three following Days, HE FURNITURE, UTENSILS. and FIX. TuaEi; a few Chaldean of Coals, about 7001bs. of Can dles, several closa.boarded Soil Waggons, two large barrel Pi., Engines by Bramab, and a great variety of useful articles in Ear- Own and Wooden Ware, Ironmongery, &c. belonging to the maid Barracks and Depot s at Norman Cross, in the Parish of Ystley, and County of Huntingdon. And on MONDAY, the sad of September, and seven follow tbe very Extensive and Substantial TIMBER BUILD INGS, comprising SOS Lots of various dimensions, suitable to thermoses of all dams of peruser. to whom the Premises are new epee for Invigoration. Amongst the Lac waits found a very large qualm's, ef stockade and clostrboarded imam writ calcu lated from its height for forming two kerbs for park paling, and will prove worthy the attention of the neighbouring Gently,nen and Farmers. Ibe York mad other flag paving. which is very considerable and valuable, bag been divided into eonveuient Lots for private purchase, and is well deserving the notice of specu lators, from the great sateen to which they tan be supplied. lastly, Landon redeemed, on WEDNESDAY. the 2d day of October, all that Piece or Parcel of FREEHOLD GROUND, now the wits of the said Barracks and Pelotas, divided into Sit Lets, as follows: A. It. P. LOT Mors or leis. _ *7 The First Division of the Frositaid, Wading a Cottip-boll t limber Dwelling (late the Barrack- Manses Hauae).with planted Garden, caleuhted fora mud Family or Aporthai Box, comprising 1 1 0 3911 The Second Division the sune comprises, with two excellent contiguous stuccoed Dwelling- Houses, with Gardens, and a range of Timber- Buildings, he. used u Stores, &c. . - 1 327 39! The Third Division comprises a piece of partly Meadow Land, and Land occupied by Buildiogs 5 2 400 The Fourth Division, as before - • - 3 3 IS 401 The Fifth Division, ditto 7 0 402 The Sixth Division comprises the Land now oc cupied by the Depots for Prisoners of War 22 2 14 With which le to be sold an excellent ush•fronted brkk Dwel ling-House. also a new timber-built Tenement. This Lot is surrounded by a substantial brick Wall 3740 feet In circumference, containing about 292 rods of brick-work, with four very large and strong entrance Gates: there are upon this Lot 13 Wells of stud Water. and numerous under-ground Drains of great value. This part of the Estate is admirably calculated, from its proximity to the vest North and Peterborough Roads, for the reception and penning of Cattle, for which these Premises, in ever) sLape, affigd convenience. _ _ Catalogues of the Moveables, Buildings. and the Freehold, with Conditions of S:de, will be ready for circulation one week prior to the Sale, aPtbe Norman Cross ion; the Auctioneer's, at Peter borough ; at one of the Chief lone In the neighbouring Towns; and at the Barrack-Mace, Spring Gardena, London. The Sale to commence each day at eleven o'clock punctually. SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED ABfffiRGENT LOTION, FOR ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. " Simples Munditiis." Hee. t Od.v. a. • Elegant by Cleanliness. IT is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages se sultiogg to the constitution of every person by effectually re. moving obstructions from the surface of the skin, and keeping free and open the innumerable pasiages andpores which nature 'spots all useless or notions tumours from the vital fluid, and *bleb, being obstructed, are forced back again into the blood, and become the sources of many dangi.rous diseases. It is therefore astatter of much consequence, as well to prevent hurt ful disorders,asfor the preservation of ease, comfort, and beauty, to persons (however slightly affected) that they should occasionally have recourse to SOLOMON". ABS rERGEN r LOTION; but more specially It blames urgently requisite when the *US of obstruction make their appearance, lad break out into pimples, redness, carbons:Om, or other cetaiteous terutitiotis. ibe Abater. gent Lotion never fails with those who give it a fait trial, and the public may be convinced of the certainty of Its success as a eats and certain remedy for harps* complaints in general. Price 41.61 per bottle.-- Po prevent counterfeits, please to ob.erve that the name, “ Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," is Engraved on the stamp prelked to each bottle. Sold by Samuel Leigh, iu, Strand; Baron 1114 C 0.159, Or ' ford.street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and all Medicine Venders. SUPERIOR ADVICE.—It is of the first conse. queens to ascertain on whose talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed in afilictios.-eMesers. CURRUiI and Co. Someone of eminence and high Professional attehiments, Mem bers of the Royal Colleges of London sad Edinburgh, present to the Pubbe the result of thirty years experience In the cure of Syphilitic Complaints, and those debilities and deficiencies which net tuarninently embitter life. In the various gradations, from repot infection to confirmed lees, their treatment commands very often a speedy, and always a radical awe. la dubious eases their Nog and wel‘arranged experience gives them a prompti. tide of decision that secures the patient from being mercurialised out of existence, or hawing his aesthetics ondenoised and the vital principal destroyed by a latent but insidious disease, or a blind and fatal confidemee in shallow pretenders. la osseous debi lity, vascular relaxation, and atooy of the orgasm arising from excessive indulgence, in salubrious dnitatee, or juvenile indium tion, the practice gives new ilfrand energy to the system, even N I eases which are verging no detipelr. Strictures and other derange ments of the urethra they mussy* in a saki and efeCtlll4 meaner., Slight and recent eases of Syphilitic infection are cured in the short period of two days. To the Female Sex it will be consola tory to .know that they may be cured of throe debilities which defeat conception, and sap the foundation of connubial felicity. Pattenta treated with canduttrodelleacy, and inviolable secrecy. Maui. Currie and Co. may be emanated every day, at their house, 107, Hatton-Garden. Letters from the country, stating minutely the caw, mode of litring,ac. and enclosing a remittance for advice and medic:Nes, will be anted with studious attar don.. -107, Hatton-Gardso. • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATEN LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, In all its slides, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One mall Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Dos, hi a recast l ease, will soon convince she patient et the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better cootrlved, more sate, or Wen coavealent than this Remedy, for mass are obliged to p joss% nice or to sea, uit needs Do cenlimaisat nor restraint of diet ; and slaty years eaperience (Wan sots she practice) has proved I that it will Jett a {;en wises repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. Fur the Scam and other Modest Disorders, this Medicine hes as its parallel. Upwards o. 40,000 perms. of both sates have bees radically coral of the above creel disorders, within the lass eight years. Pretr ab itd s saki by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR maul SON, of the ;tow colki o of Surgeons, at their Hose, No. k No: Bridge street, In Sozes of °sly Ss. ad. cad, duty hichided.— N.ll. Two back deers, sad lighee Is OW Posers et eight rhs, are mho sold by their appeiatmea t, with aglow die/Weiss, at the Toy bhop, HA street ; Mr. Disherough's, No. 7, rislretreet-hill, nearly °wake the idesnuesest • and by one Penmen bravery mosiderable Fawn hi Great DMA sad Ireland. Advise grads ro peewee taking the abort% er otter 'et the PIP' pliaoe• Ateditiage, PRTeli SEVEN-PENitR. T SIVEWRIGHT recommends the Scheme of su • the new Lottery to the attention of his Friends and the Poblsc, to commence 17th SEPTEMBER, witch *bore one third of the Lottery will be drawn. and the fins Prise will have £40,000 3 per Cent. Consols additibaili. Scheme contains: 2 Prizes of 3E40,000 I 2 Prito Sof £lo,oon 2 - 31,000 8 - 1,000 Three'per Cent. Consols anti various Money Prizei—Prom bar.: Mg had the good forme to share the first Prises, both of £40,00( 5 and £30,000 that were ever sold, he trusty to divide the above among his friends and future punimsers, at his old Offices, 37, Coattin.t., 11, Hocantx, 38 HATISARICIT ; I 111, OXfORD-STattT. Where also, in the last Lottery, No. 5,987 i £3,000, with various other Capitals, were sold in Ad Shares. NEXT TUESDAY, THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE WILL BE ENTITLED TO FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS I ! 'TN additinn tii its chance ot bein g D rawn a P r i ze A. of soother 210,000, making an unequalled Capital of liti 000. The chance of this, however, can ()lily be obtatued 131 these Adventurers wbo purchase before the First Day ot Draw ing. GRAND SCHEME. II Prizes of 240,000 s per Ct. C0a5.....C50,000 5 ' 11 ...... ..... ..... .. lO,OOO ditto . ..4 s 4. .. topoti 8 ............ ......... ...„ 1,000 ditto ...... . 11,000 10 .......... ............. 500 ditto . s 5,000 10 ...... 10 ......... ............ lOO Money . SO«. SS ditto ... ...... . . ..... 1,000 CY:a ... . ..........0 10 ditto . 4. 07,700 14,000 Tickets. Stuck and Money £30517110 Tickets and Shares arose Sale lit gait variety at No. 7, CORNHII.L, and St OXIMRD-STREE r, where the above magnificent Capital, win he rid on demand.-- All business in the Public Funds traMactaL- 1 4/rilers from tho Country immediatelyatteadvdto. Present Prices IS 0 Half - sElit 7n I Eighth • £3 311 Quater - 65 0 sixteenth il g 0 An Equal Number of Tickets vrol be drawn each Day. G. CARROLL, Contractor. rr Au Etrangers.—Les Personae. du Coatinent puma so pourvolr de Billets taut enders lee (naiads en portions, au prix 41- dessus Not& au bureau de It Lotter% d'Etat do G. CARROLL, No. 7, Cunthill, Londret, a&en eadressant I lui &summit, at par l'etitremue de leurs Corretpondens. MR. THOMAS SYDENHAM. This accomplished and lameured gentleman expired at Gooey* on the 28th ultimo, in the 37th year of his age after Wag sod painful bodily safferings, which be bore with exemplary fortitude to the last. As a tribute due not only to departed merit, but to the feelings-of many distinguished personages to whom Mr. Sy denham was deservedly dear, we shall give some particulars of an active and awful Lie, thus prematurely terminated. Mr. Thomas Sydenbant was the second spa of the late General Sydenlum, Military Auditor General, ai.d afterwards Coalman. daut of Artillery at M.l.lraa. He was educated at Harrow, and went to India in 1794, where he speedily made himself muter of the Arabic and Persian languages, keys respectively to the learning and pliteness of the East. From the conliaential and responsible, though subordinate office of Caotain of Guiden in the Mysore war, hd was selected by Lsrd to whom he was personally unknown, but purely on the more of his high reputadon, tote Secretary to the residency of Hydrabsti—a critical post ia the Government of India, while the territory of Tippoo was a recent conquest. This he was compelled to resign in 1802, on account of ill health; ani came to Engrand, where he gave a siogular proof of industry, good taste. and ambition to improve biotic/F s by baste:ling to Oxford at the age of 22, where. under the protection of Dr. Jackson, the venerable Dean of Chrisg Church, he diligently and successluly prosecuted his studies. On his return to India in 1904, Mr. Sydenham was nominated by Marquess Welleek7 to take charge of the British Residency at Persia; and afterwards, un that Nobleman's warm recommen. datiou, be was appointed our Minister at Hydrabad. This situation he resigned in 1810, on experiencing what be considered an act of injustice on the part of the ,4 uprerne Government of India during the unhappy mutiny. His general conduct was, however, highly approved, both by Lord Mono And the Court of Directors. Oa Mr. Sydenham's second return to England, be was sent by Marquess Wellesley as a eonfidential mission to the Duke of Welhegton—thane appointed Charge d'Affaires at Lisbon—and ' shortly afterwards one of the Commissioners for mediating bee torten Old Spain amid her colonies; in rob cis capacity he went round with sir George Cockburn to Cad a. It has been unfortu. nate toe Spain, perhaps for Englend, that this project of amicable interposition entire, failed amines.. The colosties sought secu, pity for their rights; the mother country would grant nothing more than pardon for what she termed their offenees. These opposite conditions it was impossible to recoucile. Openly to abet I the South American province,* was sawing upon our only allf i in the moment of her deep distress and danger. founZ ch orea tier mediation of Britain oo the arrogant proposals of the Spanish Government was an insult ro the cause of liberty and of national justice. Mr. Sydenham then joined the Duke of Wellington, and served as a volunteer through nearly the whole of tile ardusma canmaigu of into. Towards the close of the year last mentioned, he was offered by Lord Bathurst the mission to Morocco, which be declined; but repaired in ISIS to the head quarters of the Russian army, and served the cainitaln of 18(4 with his friend Count Michel Woronaotv, who .now commands the Kaman corps of occupation within the French territory. His skill mid Igallactry were here conspicuous, and sit greatly distinguished hint lot the haul* of Craen, annular other., a. to procure him from the baud. Et the /iniperor Alexander, the cross of the Imperial Order of St. George ; and from );eruadotte, to whom his steady patron Lord Wellesley had strongly recommended kiln, the Swan dish insignia of the Sword. 'lb* last public diameter which dig amiable mad sustained, was Not of British Envoy Extraordinary l atid Munster plenipotentiary to Lisbon, to which lie was pro • Mated in 1014. At Lisbon be was not long enabled to execute those duck, for which, by his klinviedge of Purtegal, he was so eminently fitted: for here the fatal illness seined hint, which. after two years of indescribable suffering, has borne him to ; 'foreign gran. These who were not intimately acquainted with Mr. Sydenham, would be surprised were we to enumerate the solidity and variety of them attainments, by which, as a scholar and a man of busiuese, he bad prepared his mind both; for action and for happinese. &sides his perfect knowledge of Onental languages, he was as familiar with the French and Spanish as with his native tongue. He was in habits of confidence and imituacy with the Duke of Wellington, Sir Henry Welles ley, 'Sir Charles Stuart, the late Duke of Portland, Count Won runkow, an•l many o her eminent characters in various parts o f Europe. But his most fortunate acquisition was the ready friendship aid patronage of lord Wellesley, who first introduces' him into public life. Nor was this comae/non Iced honourable than it wet useful to Mr. Sydenham, who was a total strange, to the Noble Marquess; but, like several other men of words an d talent, whose conduce has dune credit to the discrimination of that Noblemao, be was brought forward by him for his cha nts er alone, and because hr had no interest or patron except his personal merit. The favourable sentimen•a thus racked by his Lordiltp's °facial knowledge of Mr. Syd •iiham's qualifications gradually ripeted Into feelings of the warmest arfic'tment and regard. which were maulfested on numberl•s• oevoinne, hut ' never in a manner so kind and grateful a. doting his last fatal AWOL patience mid cheerfulness of temper giniblterl by the sutpct of the present memoir may be jedyed of by the tact, that when terlshing ;hider die last stage 01 anaoirea, and a prey .0 almost hui.rly pangs of suflocatioa, he erijoyed the charms of mu . exed bucket) to within a few bons of his dissolution. 'I he night before heespited, he had a concert ip Marston, sod on his blends taking leave of bins, b.. tell into a tranquil slumber, from which he never awoke. Mr. I booms aytknhant I left behind him an elder brother. who .is Coiontiosioner of blase, en s younger, in ludia (Captain Sydenham) political agent at Aursn. gabad; and a sister, Mrs./4m, wife to Colonel Russ; of the 7Sth regiment, now in the lonian Isles. ANATOMICAL 1 HEATRE, LONDON' HOSPI MR. HEADINGTON And Mr. FRAMPTON will begin their AU I'UMNAL COURSE of LEC TURES upon ANATOMY, PHYSIOI.OOY,aodtbeOPERA• 1 lONS in SURGERY, on the in of October, _at Two . o'Clocks Principles and PraCtiCe Of Surgery, by Mr. HIM DINOTON. Anatomical Demonstrations, by Mr. ECAMPTOW. For further particulars, apply to Mr. lestidnson, Apothecary, at the HoopitaL NYX T. TUESDAY. THE very near approach of the Drawing of the Lottery induces T. 1313 H once more to remind his belt Friends the Public, that the S•ete Lottery begins on TUESDAY NEX C, the 17tIrlostant. The Scheme has deservedly met with universal opprobados, as it contains only 14,000 Tickets, yet has Two Prizes of 440,000, Two of 410,000, lac. &c. amounting, In Stock and Money, to ' 4205,710; and there are Two grand Features in the arrange ment, viz. the Drawings each Day are to be equal, and that the very first Prize taken out of the Wheel shall have £40,000 addi tional, consequently it may be a Prize b( 4110.t00. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, Stock:Broker. 4, CORNIIILL ; AND 9, CHARING CROSS. 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