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OniBER 9297° 'REME DISTRESS IN SiITALFIELDS AND CTS VICINITY. i ! spora i ion . wi n g been received by the Committee v ,i, e re Clothes should be sent, the Public are respect. Wined. tkatany artistes of Clothing sent to the SOOp. l i m n s Brick 4ants, Spite Add; will be carefully diet timed incorrectly in former Advertisenteiit. Fe Hugh Pinta AO) 10, read Parnell and Ram 410 0 , MM...=.... 1 S U * riptlons already advertised, £311,130 17 6 At Holm and Co. A 2 2 At Hoare, Barnett, and Co. Miss B. Xi o John Wells, Esq. Bickley s 6 0 Wan. Dillwys, Esq. st 0 Messrs. Dowtnan and Brjgastennan and Cap. %Bridget Craufurd 5 0 kisr Poolmam, ten• 10 10 Macy. ltd Subscription 5 0 Mr. Frederick Reed s 9 J. J. E. De Fere, F.M. 5 5 Messrs. Dough. & SOUS 10 10 John Ellis, Esq. Stock S 5 0 W.Smitis, Esq. S Back. /10 10 Mrs. Wickens 1 1 . d &relay and Co. ' and Prketleys 10 10 lenleatt, Esc! Read -1.5 10 10 5 bath, Payne, and Co. &H. 1 0 D. and &wring 5 5 Donestles of a Pa p. may at Caeshunt . • •••=•.• E. M. , o 5 A Mice from a Lady in _- tde HiS6laada of sCot land 2 II Messrs. Bryan,Troosb ton, and Son 5 5 • At Robart and Co. Off Hellfut ESP 10 0 spy, PiCkifillgiaDd ahmiry SO 0 At 017 n and Co. A Friend to the Nurser 1 0 mar-, friend to the Indus. 9D 0 pious Poor 2 2 1.8• Congos At Curd. and Co. ' Jas. Strode Butt, Paragon 5 0 At Lloyd's. Brown, Sbarps, and Co. 10 10 At Martin, Stone, and Co. tote the Santana of a Gentletnatie * the rate of Out buoy is the Pouud &of their wag Douglas es At Lubbock and Co. Joseph Huddart, Fag• 10 10 4=•••••••• 1 4 5 0 At &dant and Co. T. B. 10 0 10 ,, , Subscriptions are received at the Mansion House ; at loyd's; by Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq. Treasurer; lay all the :oratrtittse; and at alt the Bashers In London and Westminster. N. It is requested that communications addrmsed to this :ormittee may he sea; to Samuel Hoare, jun. Treasurer, Lnm snl.strett ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, George" :rd, Lambard-st rte. V.l CA FION OF UNIVERSTTIES AND PUi3LIC SCHOOLS, Ste. INSTITUTION for REMEDY of ORGANIC DEFECTS and INVEDIMENTS, and Preparation or 'teeth for the Pulpit, Bar, Senate. and Stage, S 7, Lincoln's Inn- Ibis Ladies or Gentlemen, amity or juniors, may be attended mDsinestic or as Private Puptii., by Mr. THELWALL, and tie Members of his Fatuity, either permanently or during the Yantions of other Seminaries. This and Terms, and other Publications of MPiccadill r. T. May be Messrs. Arch, Cornhiil; Ridgway, y, titc. phis day were publisbed, Budtimely printed in One Vol. sect. price, in boards, 9s. aELMONS, by W• N. DARNELL. B.D. Pre. 1.1 titulary of Durban, and We rcilow of Corpus Christi ltibst, 0 :ford. Maid for . r. C. and I. Itivington, No. 6; St. Paul's Cbureb , w 1.411 Ow by I. Bambara, Piecadily ; and by Chrissepaser alleges, Stockton, and Andrews, Durham. - - - - This Ail was published, %Three large Vol, Bvo price XS. 1511. 6d. boards, SYSTEM of MINERALOGY. ls 7 RO. BERT JAMk.4O , t, P.rgiui professor of. Natural. History is the University otEtl: !. r The Second Etlimn, with numerons Plates, illustrative of the 'trims Crystallizations that occur in the Mineral Kingdom. Yrinyrd tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornve, and Brown, Lou. in ; sad Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Also, by the same Author, A 'Treatise on the Exterrat Cl.tracter of Miners's. Second Ilttion,f tin. price its. boards. P.i.s..dsy was published, bgigotly printed in fr.ol-cap svo. price Bs. in extra hoards, orna- Witted with three brawn! Engravings, by George Cooke, C. Heath, Lod W. U. Warthingwn, Scout designs by J. Stoc ked, CENTURY of CHR:STIAN PRAYERS, 4A. au FaAli, Hopr, and Chanty; conducive to the Duties of Itiktf and Practice ; a Parat ;Jag, of the Lord's Prayer, tali doming :sled EVC11 . 314 IN-VO inn. To WfirCh is prefixed, atetrodectory Disseration Via ) er. /Owed for I.Ongm 11 veA, Ortne, and Erown; and ?kin, Cradock, and Joy, ; mot i. Raw, Ipswich. MACKNIaIi i ON CHF. EPISTI.k.S. silly tans pubilblied, in Yoh. tivc. price P.:. Si. bands, ;mew Eklitical, (to which 14 ":rtaXed n Account of the I.ife of the Autl.Or) of • AE NEW LITRAL TRANSLATION from the Origin.l f;ree%, rf all the A PO:s . I . OI.ICAI. EPI ILES. With a Conorreittaryf and Notes, Philologkal, Critical, :tplanatory, and Practical. 'lu which is added, a History of Ift Life of the Ipostie I'a:il. By JAMES MACKIsIiGHT,D.D. the original Greek, and Old Transiatlen, _._... - _ 4 soh. iNo. price £3. r,s ti.urds. P6 , -tiql Ice , Longman. klurs , ., Vees; Orme, and Drawn; and Otie, Duncan. r.nd Cochrar. e, London ; J. Ogle, and J. rairbalm, alabinikh; aid G eta, k, Abr:aleori. Or whom may be ha-1, by the same Aiithni, Hatmony of ti e Four Gosi.eli; in which the natural or -3 of cch is pre4,et %red. With a Paraphrase and Notes, in two avo. the Fourth Edition, price 2 Ir. boards. This day were published, Raudsemely printed on a fine Paper, in Iwo large Vols. /bro.. price, in boards, 16'. NNOTATIONS on the EPISTLES, being a AA. Continuation of Mr. Ehtey's Annotations on the Gospeh td Acts, and principally designed fox the Use of Candidata fe Holy Order.. By the Hew. JAMES ST.ADE, M.A. lite Fellow an , .! Tutor of Emanuel College, Cantbildge; and Examining Chaplain to the t.ord Bishop of Chester. Cambridge: Printed for the Author, at the University Press, Ind mkt in Loudon, by Rivicgtorts, Payne and Foss, and Rod titll and Martin; Deighton and Sons, Nicholson and S on, Bar it as !Thorpe Cambridge ; Parker, Oxford ; Poole and 8 r05 ....1_1;216 ....1_1;21 6 " 1 " and T. Bambara. hise - thamptun. . This day was published, ' l — A 'l)m:ly printed , o one Loge vol. stn. illustrated with 16 ny'Ais aad a Slap of the. Maid, price :is. 6d. boards, HE HISTORY 1,1 CEYLON, from the earliest Period to the Year I RI 5; with. characteristie details of the L . 6 00 1, Lases, and Menne rs of the People and a Colls‘tion Ildeir Moral Maiints and Aticient Proverbs. By Pkill.ALVl'll'ES, A.M. Oxon. Te 'Ramo i s sUilOintu, ROBUST Knoit's HISTORICAL R6LA -145 of the with an Account of his Captivity during a Pilled of neat Twenty Years. 'thew two Works, which are thus. united in one large vas costatu a greater diverso y of valuable information than hal 2 . 1 i let been brought together r.apecting this most importa nt p art Ve BMWs Prispire. All t!e.cription. of Reidct s will find some - goi to interest in the present Publication t the curious will be /1116.4, the thellogiufel instructed, and the indolent anoised. Lcsido6s Printed fur I. 141ovtnaw, red ea ksh- xds, an. --.. a IsgP • ros's itLh- i ;xt•t tbie ,o 4 0 1340. !P. 9S we& L. 1:: b. is . • ✓l4 • ...Ifkliv• . . • • . . , . -y- . 411 P .;,/' r ' !, • . /ii,\., ‘,..‘,,, .17 ;1 ! . if ~,-, .• -- , ..r., • „AK - - .. t1 .... ~,,.. _ • • lt d ,. . / ---..,..„ ... , . .1 f .• . • . I' r . 3 . , . ' Pi • • 1. . • de • . • ' . , ..• 4 . .4. r % . .. NI( o . . . "k; .14 • #-\410t..... iiii . _ ... 8 . .• • .-,.. A Nib, A , L . ' ' 4 , . ...... . ~., 'V' ..... . . , e . *' " j •-• •.* ' • •1 : ••• •• • . . . - R PRICE SEVEN- r 04! ckk7_ • • , 01! ICL 9? 011111.411'CE.M.. Mt& THE tiert/P4/, 'firriteßS ARDN4irc2l, do,4rebs.yr4.isVls' , . That,they will SEM puc AUCTION et tit •Kwee on TUESDAY, the 17th day,of December Der, et 11 o'Cloek• IP the Perot:pot% predely, sundry Lots of old an* unserekeablit ,coitsl t tltofACcout remrt!ts,Anvl4, Vices and Wheeltiold Brytsoirtith arrl Mixed Metal, Mu•tinet Loc!•.s,Ban'els and Eno.. neti.old PJoking Ciliv and CiSlas, round and double-beadcd Shot, evroaght, end htier,l,.lron, tylatest and teat, : cued and ettcas.td tintiotit Calirl44c Piper. ljugether with si 7criety of .othei Articles, the ttbole of. k Vrblott; tray. be viewed upon applicatioli t the principal StorelL;c2er% OlEce in the Tower, and tio Steyal Armlet at Wouttrfili, .ratil the etty of sale,, at which pia printed 1. 1 .2 ts Of the. I l tr,s Will be det.vered to chola; 1 6 s:rotas who. may apply for the tithe. By Order of the Board, t • R. M. URl"ivietatv. _ - ; S'_ IPRAhN6a . • ~ ~: .A. • (PRIVATE LETFER. . . " Pacers. a " The pretensions of the Clergy have just given rise to a scene at . Cliatellerault nor tinlike that which occurred in 1814. at the funeral of a celebrated ttess. The principal physician of the former town having died without receiving tl.e sacrament, the priests refused aohnitting the corpse into their thurch, and performing the accustomed funeral rites. A coMplaint on the .subject was itrimediately ;,telerred to the Mayor, who summoned the priests ro discharge their duty s but the latter pct tested agaiiist this sum mons, upon the ground of their ministry not having been milled in when the deceased was in egirernit.andl referred the case to their Grand Vicar, who appibved their resolution. The inhabitants of the town, who took a great interest itt the affair, Waited with anxiety the evens of these deliberation; and on being infix.. med of ihe tertnination of the Chapter, they - pro. seeded to. the Church, forced open the doors, and caused the uneral procession to enter, compelling at' the same time the 'few priests they could bring to. gedwr to perform the use:al Service. The Sub-Pre feet on this occasion took the part of the Priesthood against the Mayor, and called met the departmental . legion 'to disperie the procession, consisting of the most respectable inhabitants of. the place, together. with the mass of; the peOple,. who. kept. the primts closely within they ranks, whiltt the.. Mayor, on the other hand, suppoSted by the national guard, kept the legion at bay, and caused the whole ceremony td • begone through Otithout inteirtiption. This circum sunceo intuited. the peepte ta.Chatellerault against the Clergy, that a kw itinerant. missionaties of the Duchesse, happening to arrive thereabout that time; they met with so inhospitable a reception as to be Obliged to retreat precipitately to another quarter: Tee conduct of the priests of Chatellerault, On this . occasion, may be considered as a first tfFect of chi Project de 'Lc.i thodor onoe;derattott of ttrChant= herr, for allowing the Clergy to receive gifts and ite. quests without die interference of GoVeinatent, and thereby te!,toritix the proprietary right to that body. The Clergy will certainly becoe: in future very im portunate to the dying ; they will deny their ininiStrY to the departed when the °latter may have declined it, or not sufficiently requited it, Matheir. (tying " Moments. . •: • • • i n • The insurrection still villa/ Ate' Brittany, At Rennes, a 'strong party of Vendeani Mit committed . the most commons excesses ; murdering and patio= ing what-are termed the Bonapartists and purchasers of national property, and pillaging and burning their houses. The Mayor of that toWn, who has acted .a very spirited part in the course of these disttirbancer, being finable to oppose longer resistance to the re. bels, has retired into the Town Howe, where he is still protected by a small ',Arty of national guards. His situation is such, Alin ail efDats for the wafter ° execution of his office must be ineffectual. M. Me. liars de St. Jean, who is at the head of the insurrec tion in La Vendee, has recei v ed orders to repair to Paris, in order to give an account of his conduct.— He is informed, that if these orders are not obeyed within eight chys of his receiving them, he will.bo considered as a chef ele ravll.v. :tut} treated as such.. " Changes in the Ministry continue io be spoken of; their necessity bring daily more Telt : but it is under stood that they will noutake place until after the ses sion of the Legislaittre. it being :feared than such changes may obstruct the progress of the business at present lying before the Chambers." EXTRACT OF THE IHILLETIN OF TIIC SITTING OF THE CIINSILIER 0, DBPUTIES4 Count Corvetto'pre.seoted a Project du Lai tending to authorize this. Geivernmear to collect provisionally the .first tour-fuelled: 4 the landed and personalcona •tkilimiions; The Chinitier Vtaoted the, Act of Reception, &c. Chevalier Malitsert, Deputy of the L' de la Mayearte, and. M. de Boaald, took their seats and I . :evisittoaths. .The Cullattliisicai Of Petitions presented its Report On'thk Reclamation of the Sovereign Order of St. Jaw of Jerusalem., addressed to. ,the Ring and the two Chamber'. in the view of procuring the restitu two of the property which belonged formerly to this Order, and Which is at present in the possession' of the'State.. 'The Commission decided that this affair should be kreated in, form by the Diplomatic Agents, and on those grounds proposed its ?envoi to the Government. After having,peard anima arguments for aid against Op ci4esttxt, the - Chamber, ort being coo.. suited, adopted Irnanitnously the propositjon of ilk. Commistion. What materialli contributed to this sittetminktiorivas tbe observatism of a Member, who .- remarked, " Since the petitioners,. entitle them s el ves a.Soeeieign brder f let them treat as eqoals.with Go. vernuient,lnd not lade recourse fa tu." • 1 The leash:lent invited such Bureaux as had not al -reedy nominated their CoMmissiotterafor Petitions to assemble withont delay for this object. Thaiittiot terminated at two o'clock: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1816. ARMY CONTRACTS: Comuntuaikt Department, Treasury Chambers, pith November, 11116. 1 . . NOTICE is hetby giTen to till remits desirous of contracting to supply the following Artlelei for the Use of the Army, vbs. , BREAD To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Qum'. ten, and Barracks, to the undsrmendoeed Camilla and Islaruis Durham, (indulging Jersey, Rutland, Holy Wand), °Nord, Somerset; Guernsey, . BEEF end MUTI I ON--To hi, Majesty's Land Forces in Can tonments, Quarters, and Bareacks, in the undermentioned Coundeh s Derby, Lane ter, Durham, (including Leicester, Holy Wand), OATS—To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Cnar ten, in the undermentioned Counties' Bedford, Hertford, Oxford, Bucks, Huntingdon, Salop. FORAGE. viz. OATS, HAT, and STRAW—To hie . Majestrs Cavalry ht Barrack., 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. linner,et, York. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 2Stb day of January next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, "Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or before Tuesday, the stet day of December, (but none will be received after twelve o'clock. on that day), nd, if tent by post, the postage Must be paid. Proposals must be made 'separately for each Canny and Island, except for the Counties comprising North Brittle, North and South Wales, all of which must tie included in one Tender, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due• pertornmoce of the Contract • and so Proposal will he noticed unless made on a printed 'fe nder, and the prices expressed in words at length. And should It on happen that during the continuance of the Con tract no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the County, , the expense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at We. 35, Great George street, Westminster, between the hours of eleven and five ; and at the Dime of Deputy Commissaty-Ge aeral Young , Editburl/h. P. S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seam the Office between the hours of titilve and two. THE NEW LOTTERY will begin Dr.. wing the 2I st SKY,7ANII the Scheme of which has been formed entirely from the various suggestions received from the Public, and will, beyond a tioubt, meet universal approbaion. There 1s only a small Number of TicketsAt yet contains Two Prices of 20,000 Guineas, &a &e. find the lowest Prize lb £f7. The Elgin Pretes first drawn wilLeackto entitled to an extra Prze—and the ilrstadrawn SOO Blanks, will receive et Guineas each—inde4 thCte is altogether great.p6relty, and the Fnblic are respc.mlully invite& to tell tur schetims at the ftedurite Offices of SYTON, Stock-Broker, • , • -9, Cotrakill. and 4.ombaistrstrier,, Where the Favours of . hit Friends sire fled tratefully aeknovi ledged., All Business ir. the Funds transacted wilds i'aut promptness ir • d fidelity which have distinguished E. LvToo's Gruccs fur so many years pain. VAS HIONABLE D A.NCING, by Mr. ALLEN, 12 privately taught, at No. cB, Sberrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never harm that accomplishment, or have not the modem style. Mr: ALLgtee system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superim stile of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expenee, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evening.. Maroon of dancing taught the most eitgant fancy dance., and the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription As•emblies are every Friday. NEW.INVEN I'ED HATS. • No 71, St RA ND, op l Anite the Sans Paten Theatre. i v i b e e t sFrollidyi Folding t il i i t s te r o v a Ld II A y . 1. in vi'teititt‘trn I'S, t inete ttl itior o f Elastic SALK I L I'S, estalti , sh , sl upwardi of so )ears. In con sequence of the very great complanit of. the ball quality of Hat., induce) him to try the experiment of mixing Mole's Fur with heaver, which he finds to answer most completely, they being much finer, better colour, shorter nap, more durable, and never injured by rain. lie has likewise brought to great perfectlen SILK HATS covering a heaver, which is much superior to the usual mode on wane.; they ate as light aid pleasant as a Seaver, and completely water pr3of—price .E.r. 4s. . • The Trade curl Merchants supplied on the toast terms. AS WINTER COCObt, • • IT is at the present Stisno of the Year, that Sur.. Ji_ rtin Fisher partieulatly recommends the use of the PILEs• PARED SI RAMONIUM' and OSYMEL, in his valuable TseAtise on the Causes, Cure, &c. of Asthma, sl/twealite, sod . Habitual or Wintet Couch? Those invalids who are sulfites to 'attacks of the chest, during Winter and S print , this expenetiOsil AllthAir observes, will remain perfectly free from any sytuptsini; if they have recourse to the use of the Pfspared stranionium and Oxymel on the commencement of the winos mason fume i of the prepared Herb inhaled during smoking, elfeentally allays j the nierhid irritation and feverish action in the lungs s while the Oxymel promotes expettoration, quiets the circulation and Int proves the general health. As a distinction against. the common Unprepared herb, anst spurious imitations, the Mac are re quested to ens ire ter ".Surgeon Fisher's Prepared stramonieni and Osyriwl; and to observe that the name 01 Ruder. No. 4, Chearide,“ is engraeed in the Governinent Stamp abed to every Packet and Bottle.—R. Better and Sons, Chemists, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Myhre bee* appointed *the Vendors. Price 4e, 6d. and es. tld. eaeh.--Mct also be predated of Saeger, 1 50, Oxford street ; Wttkvim'th, opposite the East India House, the the prineipal yenderschrieshoet the Country., ,COUGHS sod COLDS are safely and effectually cored, Ind the ASTHMATIC ntliollrds by SIR JOHN MILL'. BALSAM of HONEY, It is the most innocent, yet the inns; effectual Remedy ever discovered. Sir hiaa Hai., M.D. Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, and F. R.S. at Paris, was a Botanist et eminence and eharacer, he coact ousted, by means of intense application, that escelknt Extrart of - Flowers called Honey, for the Curse Coughs. Colds, and Asthma. Finding the danger arising Irons neglected Pectoral Complaints, he prepared this pleasant yet effetttlal Remedy. It is as reeturative as Ass's Milk, never disagrites with the stomach, and cares a recent Cold or Cough in a &Si honrs. Asthmatic persons will find I: co give general sellef, removing the DiSculty of Breathing, prainodag Expentaration, and in dl.. charging the viscid Phlegm. CAUTiord — I her* is another ibrt which is 'parings Persons Will therefore be Weld to ask fOr " Sir loin Hill's 'Balsam of Honey," and tibstrei the names of " Skate andl.dwardar are . engraved on the Stamp gives With such bottle. Price and 2s. ad. Sold at No. Se, St. Pours Citaree.yard ; Rotel Eirbinile; Sanger, 03*rd-street ; sad Ward s Hatboro. • . DAft-INDIA 110 U SS, &Oder so, 1818. THE COURt of DIRBOVRS of the Ltkrl RD compAztry 11111RCHAN1S of ENGLANAirolsol lode EAST INDIAS,do herd, eve moist, That a Quarterly Omura Court of the said Company will be bald at their House in Leudenhall•street, on WEDNESDAY, the lath December next, at Eleven o'Clock hi the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend front Midsummer last to Christmas next. , . The Court of Directors do also give notice, 'nit at file said General Curt, a motion will be made "That Mr. Gieaoa Tasetcaa, late of the:3mgal Civil Establisistnent, be pentiumd to return with his rank to India." JAMES COBB. Sterdar.i. BAST IN WA ROWSE, Nowmier 13, 1816. THE COURI of DIRECT'ORS of the UNITED COMP4Nr e AcE2CHANTS if BllCLAlSTAtro , firig , le are EAST INDIES, de hereby giorirsike, That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, ap pointed to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 111th December next, is made Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation; a Resoludon of the Coin of Directors of the 30th ult. granting to Major-General Fawcarr, of the Bengal P..stablishmr3t, an allowance of E3OO per anutuno for a limited term, on the grounds therein stated. 'l' lie Papers relating to the ease of Major-Genetll F.P.IICZTT, . with the Report required by the By-Late, Cap. 8. See. 20, will be open far the inspectiOn of the Proprietors at this House. . The Court farther give notice, that at the said General Court, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the 30th ult. for ap pointing another Dlropean to assist in the Oriental Department at the East India College, with a salary of 1400 per Annum,and an allowance of seioo per Annum for House -rent, will be laid before the said General Court for their approbation, agreeably to the 11th Sec. of the OA Cap. of the Company's ily-Lairs. JAMBS COBB, Steregary. 1146T--INDIA HOPE, Noventier IS, 1816. THE COURT of lIIRECIORS of he UNITED COMPANY' efrigIICNANTS of INGLJND, Medi*, trek, EAST INDIES. , ele hereby give noise, That the Court win be ready to receive Proposals itt vrti eing, at any time en or before WEDNESDAY, the 18th De• cember neat, from any Person or Persons who may be willing to BUILD, either in the River Thames or at an Out-port In England, SHIPS of about Thirteen Hundred Tens beechen, to be Let on Freight for the said Cainpatty's Service, for Si: Voyages oertain, speslying, in one mils, a permanent rate of peat* freigl,st for each of the slid six voyages. The Tenders, with the word' " Ship Tender" on the cover, to he severally sealed up and left with the Secretary at this House at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said Ibtit De cember next, beyond which hour no Tender *ill be received. JeigES COBB, Secretary. The particulars of the principal dimensiope and icanqings of ttie Ship, an inventory of the principal Shires, the copy uf the Charter party for each voyige as an outline, together with the • other terms and 'conditions upon which the Shirt are to Inc ten iivred, built, sod employed In the Company's *Trice, may he had apse application et site Mice of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping at this House, on or after Monday next, the t b h inst. --- - HAMMERSMITH, NEAR THE .CHURCH.. • ELEGAN I' ,Ni) FASHIONAULE HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, (New within 'a short period), Chimney Glasses, Eight-day Clock. Japan Bureau Llecii, China, Glass, Souks, a Marquee and Poles , Anwar: Lill. a Chariot, and a (big. TO BE SOLD BY AUGII'ION, By. Mr. ROBINS, • . . ba the Pretulses, College Millie near the Church, Hammer smith, 'l'U MORROW, the I lids December, 1816, and fol bwing day, at Eleven &Cloak, Blr Order of the Executors of MP. DAVIS. HE Elegiint HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , comprising Fourpat end Tent Bedstrids, with Chios Cotton, White Cailfro, and Check Furnitures; prime seasoned iteather Beds and bedding, Mahogany double and single Chests of Drawers, Wardrobe, a Cheval Drefeeng Glass, French Rod Drapery Window Curtains; in Chintz Cotton and Monne; ex cellent Cabinet Articles, in Rosewood wind Mahogany. in Sofa, Pembroke, Pler, Cud, and Work Tables; a ,et of Dining Ta bles, handsome slat', S4tlctiooard. Cylinder, Btlul , car. Eat in; room Quin in Satin Stair Cloth, French hots with canopy hangings, Japanned Sofas and Chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, numerous l'itehen Requsiies, Garden Rulk-r, Green-house Plants, and various Lffects. May he viewed two clays prisellog the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises, (at one shilling each); Pidgeon., Brantford ; Bell; Ealing ; Pack-horse, SFurnham Green ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden Square. THE CORITilkl. BALSA Of !LEAD. THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is universally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all t ow ed w wiligs, toss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or &barging of the hands or ttubs, obstinate coughs, shonness of breath, and coosumptice•habits. It thins the blood eases the most violent pains in the bead and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiratioo. • By the nobility and gentry this medicine is much admired. being Omani: o the ta.te and spell, gently as trineng the fibres of that stomach, and giving th.tt giroper ten.ity which a good digest ion requires. - Nothing an be better adapted . to help and nourish the constitutinit after a nocturnal debauch with wine, Bse. This Cordial IS highly esteemed la the East and West Indies tor nourishing acid Invigorating the nsrvons.systrin,' and ;king as a general testbtative on debilitated constitutions, arising from bilious nenpiaintscontractel in hot clinnies.— those who have the are and 'eduction of females, the studious as will as the sedentary pert of the coonnsuntry, shadd never be withont. the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the hes% invigorates the mind, improves the memory, and kalitens tie imagination. h Is the most abeohne r.mddy for such diseases as ate attends ad with the foliating symptoms, namely, • great sinews at tbe breast, with difficulty of bre athing; violent pale:edema of tbeitimt, sudden flushes of beat in varioes parts of the body; at ether times a dense of cold, as if water was poured, qn then 4, liens palate the arms and limbs, bait and ball, 'resembling those occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very variable; mew, times uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; Tawniege the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sensed suffocationatsfrons s Sall or lt.inp in the throat • alternate fi ts of crying and cartuls sive keel ing ; the. sleep tinst;ned, and seldom refreshing, - and Ate, patent often troubled with horrid dreams. hliedifias heim said by interested individuals against medicines that's:* edvertised4 l but there - is a very insporont observation to be nuitle.respeeting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and efficacious, It could not have obtained the unenmpled demand k has acquired; for, at Is has rarely the grim advantage eta Petaustive advocate- at thee" of the Potent, to heibiad big his conviction o: its virtues, by Its salutary sirens, can indatelet. severance, end yet reasonable etneverante Is .ceetelelymmut is quint, to enable even the happiest combination or chnileibusif galeoitals to root out citron's dilemma, and restore the valsaidhsi rian to . , add by health Samuel Leith, 10, Strand; luso and Cm.i so, : fotd4treet,toode• ; Stadia and Dowding, hahatailY) and all Medlin, Vet:demi pd !a 11s. each, tir, four la et* !amily:Batos for lei. by which owe its. bind is sawn,. aritli t aha words— ." aild• Nov" thrieW e i ll e heOhee the - • . • , :. t IL