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To which will be added, LtiVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. w, A Midsummer Night's Dream ; with The Forst --- -;- - ONE DAY OVER. k%r r.to iiZARD, BURNE, - and Co. the Contractors • Government for thin I 4 ottery, gratefully aelusowledge pawns:sof tb r e . Pablie wldeb t i l i tey have expe- T ONLY KY, and will not be succeeded by a small Lotteryjas s lam, The followiis the• . STATE O F THE WHEEL: ' i " . Two of i5,n00 GUINEAS lo Gold! Two of 20.006 POUNDS! Two of 5,00 n POUNDS! Five of 14.:00 POUNDS ! Ste. Ste. Sm. , f ig ARE NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PPIZE! And no Fixed Prize. The Next Day of Drawing will be SATURDAY, 24th of FEBRUARY; T o begin at Nine o'Cloek in the Morning. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are selling by .. HAZARD, bURNE, and Co. Contraktors, Royal Exelmage, London. t ati t wile, least in. • A SHIONABL E DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN. I privately tau g ht,atsisio. 18, Shepard-street, Golden-square, ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that com pikkment; or have not the modern style. SL ALMA system of teaching is expressly studied for those whets k is an object to dcquire easily 'hat faitiionahle requi.ite toed sweep expe ditiously, privately, and in a superior .41e spasm d elegance. Those who do not want private teaching trylesrn at a MIA expence, with a respectable set of pupil., on *pal& teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the mi k at fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profes m. The S e bscripdon Assemblies are every Friday. In Pk-41 ~.. , of Nit I ay vi weir re. an wh o as b tu Win n i Id al. raff.is se! s 011 doaa I Bit. ne or rbidi h ►e 01 114 , at ;•w~ fr NEW MUSIC, by C. WBLAT$Torts and Co. No. 436, Snead ; and at Bath: 'VANCE . e LLEW E d L an i. c . i ir N, ied T r w the the ma, p in o v r o p u ith rite o. with FlateArcompt. (ad lib.) by E. Parry, price zs. Ehe Mho Dance, varied for the Pianoforte and Flute, by WA. A Tinny, by Haydn, with Variations by do. Its. &l. ye Übe Wilms, varied for Flute and Pianoforte, by A tiow sblp,4l.64. Voight's Tenth Book of popular Dances, &c. 2s. 6d. No.l to 14d Irish and Scottish Airs, as Rondos, with Flute &OM b 7 MT. Curl, each ls. sd. C. Carrulli's New Method for the tipmithGeitar, 71.6 d. Original French Waltzes, for do. P.l. Phfflier, , 41. Fifty elegant Waltzes for the Flute, 3s. No. I to 6 of riratttgnes A:tutees% Selection for ditto, each !bids The 0411111/1/ to MOM IV Rosina, Oscar and Mai. Mettetaineers, PLeping Tom, The Round Tower, hc: for tee Thin, each ea, 6d. Overtures in Pans, Raymond and *A Harlequin and (Theron. Oscar and Malvina, I.e Nozzi di Priscniere Flrato, each 45. kind Ss. Breval's Ins. Vico hertie,6l. Du. Tenor, 3s. Nlozar's School for the Violin, sq. Itneita's Violin . Study, tots. 6d. A tibert's do. Violoncello, i"s. k k—N .B. The Emtorium for Clas,ical Flute Music. Country On!ers regularly supplied. MW AND IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE EI.EGAN I EX IRACTS. nil* were piblished, a New EJitlon, neatly printed in One very large Vol. royal Bvo price 20s. in board,, ELEGANT EXTRACTS; or, Useful and En. tertairing Passages in Prose, selected for the Improvement d !wag Persons. Ludas: Printed for J. Mawman, and the other Proprietors. Of whom may be had, 1. Depot Extracts In Poetry; being similar In TDe•ign to ne w Extracts in Brose. A New Edition, royal Imo. 20s. boards. I. Elegant Epistles; being a copious Collection of familiar ar.d wads: Letters. A new Edition, much enlarged by additional laws of Gibbon, Beanie, Cowper, Sir W. Jones, Itichardion, fon, Montagu, and many others. Royal tivo. price :Xs. in This day was published, In Two Vols. crown livo. price 1 3s. in boards, A TOUR TO ALET AND LA GRANDE CHARI REUSE. By DOM 'CLAUDE LANCELOT, Author of the Port Royal Orammars With some Account of the Monastery and Abbot Reformer dLa Trappe; also Biographical Skptcbes of M. Du Verger de ibalone, Abbe de St. Cyran, Cornelius Jansenius, Bislmp of Dm; and a brief View of the celebrated Institution of Port By MARY ANNE SCHI MELPENNINCK, AtAecortheory on the Classification of Beauty and Deformity; a Narrative of the Demolition of Port Royal des Chatrips,&e. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. London : Printed for J. and A. Arch, Cornhill. S FOR ER'S CATHEDRALS. Tils day was published, price 7s. 6d. Meilum, and 12s. Striier royal svo. Part XI V. of kTORER'S GRAPHIC and HISTORICAL DENCRIPTION of the CATHEDRAL. CHURCHES of GaLAT DiLI FAIN, containing the History of Lichfield -Cathe dral, with Eight highly-finished Engravings. The preceling Pans comprise Peterburgh, 1 incoln, Oxford, Winchester, Can. istbury, Chichester, Salisbury, Gloucester, Hereford, Chester, tail Voretster Catl edrals, with beautiful Views, Ground Plans, Line of Bi.ilitsps and Deans, Indexes, &e. Parts 15 and 16 to kid the Secuns! Volume, will be puhliblied on the Ist of Apra. /oar Volumes n ill cur:vie:l. the Work, mice each volume, neatly Whoa, medium Sao. $3 25.; liurr Royal silo. ses; Ito. Idth Proofs or. India Pap&r, .eti 124. or X 1 Is. each Part. Loudon : Pubiiabed by 1. Carpenter; tV. Clarke ; J. Murray; I. &Ward ; Nornaville and Fell; A. Molten° ; J. M. R i‘chard ma; Baldwin, Craduck , and Joy ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones A VALUABLE NEW. YEAR'S OIF This day was published, in Oue elegantly printed Vol. price bs. in etira boards, embellished with an emblematical Front ispiecv, TIME's TELESCOPE ior 1816; being a Com plete Guide to the Aimanack, divided into 1 hree Per :s : First, An Explanation of Saints' Days and Holiesys, including lintraphical tbetches of eminent Persons, and Notices of Kitt* Customs, also a succinct AccoUnt of the Feasts and Festivals of Jews, and Sketches of comparative Chronology. Sitond, A lihtory of Astronomy and Astronomical Occur tithes in every Month, forming a very agreeable Companion to *Observatory,' and wlil serve to direct the youthful Mind to . the Study of Astronomy. Third, 1 The Naturalist's Diary, including Remarks on the Bake and Re.appearince of Birds and the. Progress of Vegeta ; to which is appended stair Deocrit dos of British Forest frees, and an Introduction, containing the Elements of Botany, adapted to facilitate the Study of this pleasing Science. London: Printed for Sherwt.od, Neely, sad Jones, Pater. miAatchwd, Ploodinp PRIVATE LUNATIC ASYLUMS. This clay wis published ? price Ss. e 4. AtiSERIVATIONS oh the LAWS relating to N—F PRIVA'r E LUNATIC ASYLUMS; silt particularly on a Bill fur their Metaled, *hick posed the House of Com mons, in the year 1 Nl4. " Ipso etlam lest. eppiunt ut jun regantar." Published byr Josiah Cinder, 111. St. Paul's Church-yard. Tl6is day was publhhed, in one large Volume, Rs°. price les. in boards, the Second 241. ' don, of THE STUDY and-PRACTICE of the LAW, considered in their varlets, Relations to Sodety. In a Se ttle; of Letters. By JOHN RATTHISY, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Boeister at Law. Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Diffin, Strand. This day Was publillsed, In Two Vol.. 12nto. rice 10s. tad. boards, 'JOVE, RASHNESS, and REVENGE, or Talet of Three Passinna.—By RIPPIN PORTER, E.q. London :Printed lorW. Simplan and R. Marshall, 11, Stationers' COUrf. LoA ste _ s t reei . • be publls Ins few days, 1. Uncle Tweazy and his Quizzical Neighbours, a Comic Ss. tide Novel, in S Volumes, by the Author of the Observant Po. deatrian, &c. _ _ 2. The Matron of Erin,* Nationrl Tali, in a •ob. duodecimo. TO THE► MAGISTRACY, Re. THE RECORDER, or JUDICIAL and MA GISTERIAL MAGAZINE, was published this day, price its. Sit. containing a Compendium of all laws as enacted; Civil and Criminal Trials; Analysis of all Law Books ; Corres pondence and Opinions on Lein' Cases; Lives and Anecdotes; Register of all Police Transaction; Bankrupts; Law Appoint ments ; Miscellaneous Informs; ion, and Historical Events during the Month. Published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court; J. Fi , zgs, 53, larllament•street, and all Booksellers in Town and Country. POPULAR NOVELS by the AUTHOR of " RHODA." This day was published, PLAIN SENSE. ,Third Edition, Three Volumes, "Inv). price Ins, 6d. boards. Disobedience, 4 4014, limo. pries IR& boards.. Printed for A. R. Newman and Co. Leadeohall-s sold by every Bookseller in the Kingdom. Of whom may also be had, just published, The Days of Harold; a Met fleal Tale, by 1. B. Rogers, in one large volume, ttvo. price Its. boar& Chronicles of an Illustrious House; or,The Peer, the Lawyer, and she Hunchback : by Anne of hwansea; five volumes,l2mo. price 27.. 6d. hoards Abbess of Valtwra, a Romance, by Agnes Lancaster, four wed:lows, lens. price 22a. boards. -110— This d. 4 were published, in One Vol. 12m o . prise 6s. hoards, HINTS A UDR ESSED to PROPRIETORS of ORCHARDS, and to Growers of Fruit in general,com prising ( l bservations on the present State of the Apple Trees, in the Cider ::ounitiva. Made in h Tour during the last Summer. Also the Natural History of the Aphis Janata or American Blight, and other Insects destructive to Fruit Trees. By WILT lAM SALISBURY. Printed for 1 orgtnan, Hurst; Rees, Orme ' and Brown, Pater noster.row ; and Sold by the Au th o r, a t the :Satanic Garden, Sloane -street. Aperdsly will be published, by the wee Mete*. The Botanist's Conyanion ; containing Descriptions of all the Plants growing wild in this Country, !sc./ice. in 2 vcls. Ivnio. ; and 1111, i n Wo n al m i ll "lot i rnbelf of A iMd Sclot ed I hdo ha l ; ('on as,.. d 1 6;4 4 . tnit P e rt dkjtotti .4 4.11 flfievike i ted ;"" Mist evid esce; toy ire tot& *as ~~. F.I.I.IOTrS I.lFf OF WELLINGTON. This day W 33 pulsiished. in one large vol.Svo. entbrllisholl with 1. A:i ciccant Bust of the Duke of Wellington; ti. The etr• morial B.arings of life Grace; S. An . Accurate Map of the Prnislula ; 4. A Plait of the Battles of Waterloo and Ligny ; Price ills. in ho a r d s. _ _ _ _ _ • THE LIFE of the Most Noble ARTHUR ` N irf WELLINGTON, from the Period of hls first Achievements in India, down to the Battle of 11'aterloo and 'his Invasion of Fratice, in ISI i. Comprehending not only the Per. sonal Memiars of that Illustrious I lero; but including, likewise, an Hisiorical Vicw of the Origin, Progress, and Termination of the l'enisisnlar -War ; also, the Civil and Military •I'randactlons in Spain and l'ortngal, from the Attempt of Bonaparte to subju gate those Cianit ries, to their complete Liberation by his Grace's victorious Amin% Together with Biographical No Ices of emi nent Contemporary Military Characters. The whole exhibiting a conn..cted and ample Delineation of all the great and memora ble Events of the last ' , eV:a Years. • By OFORGIi ELLIOTT, Esq. Primed for Sherwood, N-ely, and Jones, Pgternorer row NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. DR. FOTHERGILL'S CORDIAL DROPS have been known during Half a eentery for their effi cacy In every description of Nervous Disorders, and their ca. s ous affections, as Lowness of Spirits, Head Ache., Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spa-ms, Hypochoodriacism, Weakness, I.angunr, Irregularity of Habit, frightful Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, Dimness of Sight, Fainting Fits, Wasting of Flesh, and for every kind of Datiliry or Relaxation; whether hereditary, or occasioned by along residence in hot or unhealthy Climates ; the Immoderate use of Spirituous Liquors or other noxious Fluids; tee Sedentary a Life, or dose application to Study ; excessive Care or Grief ; injudic . ous miministration of Mercury, Dioipation, or other causes To those afflicted, is particularly recommended a trial of this invaluable Medicine, from which they may be assured of obtaining almost immediate relief, and after a reasonable persevsvanoe istaaking it, the complete re-esta blishment of their health. Sold in bottles, at 4s. ed.; rts. and 2es. at Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, Coldest:; and slat by the principal 13toksellers and Medicine \readies in every Town. To the SCROFULOUS, CON'4/MPTIVF., and NERVOUS. EXPE RI MEN PALL' Y convinced, with . the world at large, not only of the Inutility but Jujuy fre gnarly done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of. these Oast:mes e and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, I in the dispensations ot Paint ox Nes, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to he found ; we confidently and zealously devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result or fourteen years' application has been the happy discovery of Three New Reme dies, entirely out of the usual rowine of Medical Practice, pro- ducing the most extraordinary and beneficial effects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, and Nervous, who are not only relieved front the urgent symptoms of th ew lamentable complaints, but their very Constitutions are radically changed.-We oxygenate the blno.l of the Consumptive, heal their diseased lungs, and re store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do we pe!;:ate only the symptoms of Scrofula; for our Scrofulous Rented) also strikes at the very root of the disease,ind rarely fails rooting :t cue of the eoustnution. Our Nervous Remedy is equally successful, and the un!i:lppy stiNvets of Mental disease, wearied out by perpetual disappointment, may here look with confidence, and will certainly obtain relit t from their wretchedness. .1 he New Medical Institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle • men,.for the Cure of these Complaints easy, at No. a, ravisfock• street, Bedford-square, XAYI IR and Co. •.• Ample lestructions are given with each di-Beet Remedy, the price et' which is ins 6d. double aet, quadruple 11 las to gether with a Pamphlet of the evidences of the success of these modes ot trt ailment. Dr. Sifts. N za, Member of the Royal Col lege, may be consulted at the Institution from eleven to three, or by letter, pest paid, including a remittance, addressed to F. XAvase and Co. as above. The above Pamphlet may be had* gratis, at the Institution, Where the Remedies ace sold, wb•lestiet and retail, and by all Venders in Town sad Cotton. • • FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTIGA TING THE► DEB CS OF THE LATE N MSS OF THE CARNETIC. No. it, Watininster, February 12th, 1811. I N conformity to the 19th Cl ause o f t h e D e ed of Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies Of the one part, and the Cre ditors of the lite Nabobs of the Caustic of the other part ; the _ _ . . - 'Commissiontin appubted under that Agreement give' notice, that a coutinuatian of tht Schedule .f Claims made before the Com• missioners in India, duce the Schedule advertised on the Seth of Deceniber, 1815, has been published In a Live, under date the Bth January, 1816,and put up at the Has:-India House, where notices.are commonly placed, in order that all such persons as shall have any interest to oppose or impeach the sante, may have sufficient opportunity so to do.- GEO. PARK HOUSE, Secretary. TO MILLERS AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUC 79ON, theOhl Anteinp Inn, in Poole, on MONDAY, the 26th of Fe . bruare. Itit6, at Four &Clock, ALL that DWELLING.HOUSE, with the ad- IX joining wATER. CORN MILL and EDGE-TOOL MILL, extensive GARDEN, and shout Eight Acres of GROUND; most advantageously Rireated for business at P.ukstonr, in the County of Dorset, within a short distance of the town and harbour of Poole. The Premises are held by Lease for the residue of a term of 99 years, determinable on the Deaths of Three good Lives, renewable for ever. Immediate posiessioo may be bad. To view the Property and for further Particulars apply to Mr. T. Parr, Solicitor, or to J. Bristowe and Co. Poole. MA! t 'S IMPROVED PArEPIT KI **CHEN KAMM', HM A R 10'17, hiving recently made very eon. ilZi sklerahle Improvements, is induced to offer to the noi re of the Public the above admirable Invention, as the most corn. plete Article of the kind ever manufactured for roasting, bakin g , boiling, steaming, stewing ; Etc. and a constant supply of 10 or 12 gallons of hut water, with one half the usual quantity of fuel.— bis Range is attended with much less trouble than any other, and the utensils used in the operation of cooking are kept per fectly clean, and are far more durable than with common ranges. It is also a certain cure for smokey chininies, which has been proved by repeated experiments. Its rapid and increasing sale, added to the universal satisfaction It has given, are the strongest proofs of its utility ; it has never failed in a single instance. As from the small portion of fuel requisite, it is advantageous for small families, so from the quantity of work it will perform, it is suitable for large establishments, and is particularly aJapted for the use and convenience of private findlies, taverns, lodging boners, boarding-schools, &c. Kitchens fitted tap with Range., embracing all the late im. _ prsvements, with stram-boilers, ovens, hot-closets, and steam kettles. Altkinds of Stoves, for drawing -r0t:;..., parlours, hal si churches, &c.; humane Mau.traps, to secJre depredators, with out Injuring them; Spring-guns of different construct:oils la tent kouting Jack, upon an entire new princ.pk, coti.rr.ive I su as to require Briber weights nor pulites ; the woe.- heitis en title:it, are protected from injury and irreg , :!at ; from izs et creme simplicity, lost liable to be out of or, Lr, atid ci!colated for every kitchen. To be seen In use daily at the Patentee's Marufactory, 64, Flret-street, London. CURE FOR. I'HE TOOTH c;U?..I i:11.F.;, 1T VER 'S celebrated TIN c.rt.T It E ; wnicti is 1 sadl known for Its safety, and no ways prejoc:ic.al to the saimeel ; *so the (MIEN 1 AL Ws ;•1 ILE, or AS) ATIC •VOO :Ii POWDER. Its efficacy :aid virtue- being acknow ledged by the most reap. eat:l, Mzdic.il ni!tes, used by many and seconinitode.l tortit:no :Xi years. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the feet h, sweeten.; Ow pos,rtwes no acid that can corro•le the ruamel, sad puts a beautifue palish on the 'reet'.. F its ii,triugt.ticy it streni;theits the Gums, eradicates •br ,Scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whole set 01 Teeth), preserves sound feeth Irons decay, s 'cures decayed Teeth from getting worse, taster's those which are loose, and proves the happy means of prevenciug their being drawn.—Powder as. 9d. a bus ; l'incture, ditto; Brushes, Is. each. Sold, svbolesale, retail, and for exportation, by the original in ventor, and proPriet or, Mrs. Trotter, 3, heau4irt- buildings, Strand; and retail by Mr. Bralum, Druggitt ; Mr Simmons and iVILMiIIs, Portsmouth; Mr. Johnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Portsea ; Mr. Lucas, :41luillranipai ; Messrs. Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Mr. Hamilton. Guernsey; Mr. Jacksou, Plymouth; Mr. Congdon, and Mr. Grenville, Plymouth-dock • Mr. Thompson and Mr Ari:old, 14e of VS iglu ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth ' - Mr. Thomp son, Chatham ; Mrs. Jacobs, Sheernesi; Mr. Ro bey, Harrow gate; Mr. Jefferson, We of Mali; Mr. Viaerhand Mr. Meykr, liath ; Mrs. Marraet, ditto; Mrs. Shearcliff, Bristol Library; Messrs. Mae and Co. ditto ; Mr. Newb-ry, Dame-street, Dub lttr; Mr. Jannillon, Capel-street, Dubha ; Mr. Smith, Dame- Street, ditto ; Mr. Bevijanyn, Rochester ; Mr. Flindell, Corn well; and every capital *town its Scotland and Ireland. GENUINE MEDICINES. V NEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Church -1.: . yard. inform the Public that the Prices of their Me theists, with the late duties, are as follow; and that the num ber of their House is 45, the third from Cheapside. Dr. James's Powder 29 I --- Dr.,Steers's t)podeldoc 2 9 Analeptic Pills 441 Convulsion Oil 2 1 -----, Antibitious ditto 2 9 .-- Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr Austin's Calyb. do 4 0 Essence of Coltsfoot s 6 Dslby's Carminative 1 9 Mir Spew s's Dentifrice 4 9 Tonic Pith 2 9 Loosoges of Blois 1 i 4 Lawrance's Powder 4 6 &Oa Coffee 2 9 The Cephalic Snuff 1 li PI. Disorients. 4 4 Unless the name " F. Nxwarar," be engraved in the Stamps, the abole CalinUt be gesuioe. Dr. llooper's Pills 1 lt Henry's Magnesia 1 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 6 StrongTinct. of Bark 4 1 Essence of Ginger 11 9 HUxham's ditto S 6 Cheltenham Salts 2 9 Ingi.sh's Scots Pills i ti Allen's Goat_ Remedy 20 0 Spi:shury's ditto 6 9 Greenough'. Tincture , 11 9 Grange's Cough ditto i 6 --. Tolu I .ozenges 1 11 i Welso's Pills ... 2 9 Soothing .;prop 2 9 IDr Solander'sTea 2 9 Ample allowance will be made upon these and all other Me dkices of repute for Exportation. CHILBLAIN', RREUMATISMS, PALSIES, pc. CHILISLA INS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting belting, instantly removed by WHITE HBALYs F.SSENCE of MU:sTAItII, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy in itheumatisans, Palsies, °mai Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHIMHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Coate is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, bare Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking.- out an the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Head s, and other Scorbutic Humours. ['he ESSENCE of MUSTARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effi cacious remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or, Embrocation , k also heals Cuts, punctures from Sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorne, Splinters. &c. with incredible faeility,wiihout smart or pain, preventing inflammation and fes tering, and is equally use in the vanoiss accidents of animals— In short it is a domestic remedy of suck uncommon excellence and utility, that no family sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. . • _ _ - - Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15, Greek -street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at is. 9d. each, the Cerate at 1w 1 4 a. and 9s. 9d. and may be had of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. •• The Genuine bas a Black kik Sunlit, whit the aims al &loans:on inserted on it. ~t, '..~~. just pub liahed, peke is. OBSERVATIONS on C‘e INCOME TAX; set tint fort% Its injustice and impolicy and its impisitorld nature, &C. &c. and recommending ao imntediate en operation of Meeeilaats, Mareacturfar‘, and Prafewtonal Me:, for its abo. &lon. —By a CI I izgN of LONDON. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pat-rnover•row. • Sr. LUKE, MIDDLESEX. THE Guardians of the Pour this Perish want a MNSTERfor theirWORIEHOLISF. As 550 persona will re. - quire hb constant superintendence, he must be from SO to 50 years of age,of goad health, wri ins well, emiversant with accounts, and of magneto's:usable charmer. A married man, provided be has no children resident with him, will not be objected to—and a person who has occupied a similar situation, and who is capa‘le of introducing some new employments, and of otherwise in. treating the labour of the Poor, the Guardians of the Poor will prefer. A Melton assists in the management of the femal- paw pers. The person who may be elected -Ai M stiw.m.ist enter on the duties of the office at Easter next, and an election at Easter will afterwards annually occur, according to Act of Path Vlat•fli. and he will be required to 'cattle constantly in the Workhoti.e, where he will be provided with board a!-(1 lodging fur !slimed' and for a wife, and he will bit paid a salary or £lOO per annum, but will not be allowed to receive acy Any portions who wilt to be candidates 'or the situstion. touxt address a letter to, the Guardiana,in their own writ toe, par. 'Cu. lady 'prettying their qualifiCation, is s ut 4rferifig'ta four respectable persons to attest their characters, oil it tie • 24 day of March neat, to be lett at theory- of Mr. Jima tVilksi the Clerk to the Guartliaai. No. 18. Finsbury-place, Lot,.! ,n, who will in the mean time give any further into: mattois winch may be required. And all the Candidates must perstrialty attend upon the Guardians at their next Monthly Meeting, which will be hidden at the Workhouse, in the City•road, on Vt' Esti.% r, the 6th day of March next, a Six o'Clock.in she Eveta.,lt pre cisely, when the Guardians will appo'nt theme for the Election. By Order of the Guardians of Vie Poor, Feb. 12, 1816. JOHN Wil./C3, Clerk. TO COAL MERCrL-iiN THE Guardians of the Poor of the Parish Sr. I.UKE, Middlesex, here give notice, that they will meet on \V ► psi taws v, the nth day or March next, at Six o'Clock in the Evening precisely, at the Woi !tinnier of that Parish, to the City-road, to contract for the supply of COAI.S or and at the Workhouse of that Parisg, wherebj about 110 chanhoo of coals are annually consumed, for one year from Lady-'ay nex•. ' The coal+ are to he the best Pontop coals, anti its be delivered at the Workhouse, free of any expense for shooting, sortie, or otherwise, front time to time, as ordered, at a price to he sti?uss lated per chaldron, Pool measure. 'Pie expense of the contract is to be defrayed by fhe person contracting, and the contractor will be paid with nearly ready money, viz.—the account for coals stippled being made up at the end of every two months, the am tont of such account will he p^4.l by the Goardtans, within six weeks after each two 'livid's account shall be examined and approved. The said Guardians also g•ve 1;w ice, that all per; as tles;rou, to supply cab upon such nn:,: tt user proposals, tt. wraing, tld, r co/er. sealed, to :Winks, ..:Serk to the (ta .rli.:ns, at hils in Finshory place, «n or ) - 4-3re the sth slay of Nlarch,whoivriil previously give ail further thforntatiou that coy b: ;:gtire , !, and intwo . re.eird the mooting or the Guardians on the next day, at the_ and "lac .1 Ware .114. nrs .1; and the p: %on w! , oie propiZateered, it required oy ele (Guard must rind t satitia !sureties. co be bound ouch trims as the Goat-Joins may reguitr; for the 410* pee orounce of atintrict.—By Order of the Guardians, Etrisbury I•eb. I 2, Intel, 1011 bi w I I.lEs.Cierk. FRO 1 l s tii LON-DUrl u.yzerni. . ' - DIVII.).L'..NDS tulle Made at CiUIt.UtiALL. March s, Robert ehn Stuart, Hart-street Ilio.tursou ry- square , merchant, at twelve. Feb .20,. Edward Ledger, Kwg •-tr Cheapside, wareho?sernan, at eleven. March a, Joseph Wright. Nutham<tead, dealer, at ten. March 5, 101111V/urea, F ,, re-itreet, Llinehouse, cooper, at eleven. March 2, Charles Robioson, lied Lesn rf.vt, haberdasher, at twelve. March 2, V. in. °Unifier and John Randal, Newiheten and Commercial road, painters, at • en. March :to, John Tode, Norfolk greet. 11 , 1iddlesez Hospital, cheese-monger, at eleven. March 2., John Tate, erooked-iane, re : reliant, et twelve. March 16, Sarah, June., and Ambrose gosling, Marls-lane, merchants, at twelve. Marco, 2, James and John Coombes, Shadwell Dock, coopers, at twelve. March 9, George Jones, East India Chinti. rs, merchant, at eleven - March 2, siliousas Seward, Bircein lane, broker, at twelve.-:- March 2, Thomas Livermore, sm. Chelineord, grocer, at eleven. March 16, Wm. Aldre.i, Ipswich, lineiedraper, at one. March 16, John James Overbeck, Camomile-street, merchant, at ten.-. March 2, Wm. Thomas Rubies, Kent -street, • primer, at one. March 2, Rowland Williams, Coppice-row, printer, se one.- March 2, Mary liathetWelliegton, Crown street, who, optician, at twelve. 'March 2, Henry James and limes Emery, Gerrard, greet, taylors, at ten.-March 9, Stephen 'tidy, Dover, draper. at ten. Merck 5, James Hamper, High-street, Borough, homer, at twelve. Feb. 24, Walsingham Bolton, Bury street, plumber. at eleven. Feb. 20, John 'rrustrum, Wood-street, umbrella - maker, at eleven. March 9, John Richards and John C. White, Martin's-lane, merchants, at ten. March 6, Priscilla Stringer, Edmonton, school-mistress, at eleven. Feb. 17, rhomas Gibstin and Joseph Johnson, Lawrence-lane, bankers, at eleven. Feb. 17, Ohver Cirter, Camomile-so eel, merchant, at eleven. March 12, John and James Thos. Fraser, Sloane-square, me-chants, at eleven. March 5, Theophilus Clive and Samuel Richardsoo, 'rokenhouse-yard, merchants, at eleven. March 5, Henry ahut tleworth, Ludgate-MII, optician, at twelve. March 19, 1 boivaa Wood, Goswell-street, bedstead-maker, at eleven. March At, John Dodd, Norfolk-street, cheesemonger, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. March 5,. Wm. Ham, Bristol, innholder, at twelve, at the Rummer, Bristol. March 9, Richard Wm. Vallack, East Stone houle, flour factor, at twelve, at the King's Arms, Plymouth. Dock. March 4, Robt. Horner Welbum, tanner, at eleven, at the Talbot, New Mahone Mu ch; 8, Thos. Springett, Wickham Market, miller, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Woodbridge.-. March 5, 'rhos. and Robert Bunn, Little Yarmouth and New castle, merchants ' at three, at the Black Lion, Great Yarmo ut h. Feb. 28, hichardEveritt, Great Yarmoseli, grocer, at three, at the Black Lien, Great Yarmouth. March 4, Henry Ludlow, Plymouth Dock, hatter, at two, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth- Dock. March 2, Edw. Fletcher, Thorpe, grocer, at 'ten, at rue Red I.ion i tolchester. March 2, John George, Monmouth, tim ber merchant, at 11, at the Black Rock, PoultEnce March 4, James Carter, Klogsand, salesman, at 12, at Weakley'. Hotel, Plymouth Dock. March 11, Richard Sheppard, Fronte Selwood, clothier, at 11, at the George, Franc. March 8, John Small, Ply ntuuth Dock, victualler, at 19, at the King's Arms, Piymou n. pock. Starch t 4, Wm. Harden, Southampton Common, brick maker, at 12, at the Coach and Horses, Southampton.-Mai e 8, Thomas Lewis, Birmingham, bras;-founder, twe.v.-, •ye Royal Hotel, Birminghant. March 19, :04e04 •Os). • Southampton, baker, at 1, at the George, Soethareeton. ea a, John Cutting, Newport Pagnell, tarots, a: eleven, at the King's Arms, Woodbridge. Mardi 7. l(nth. HincLey, hosier, at eleven, at tLe Bull's Head, Hinckley. CERTIFICA I'ES- -Ma ecu George Smith, Puttertham, shopkeeper. William Seymour, Crescent, Minorles, merchant. 'llsomal Basnett, Preston, deal .r Robert Noyes, lktistol, merchant. Jonathan A b'eet, Auca-ter, butcher. Stephen Noshes, Portsea, corn factor. Jog-ph Hoase, jun. Perceval-street, mealman. Joseph Fisher, New sleaforo. flas-dresser. John Rose, North !Sulam, farmer. George ete derick Krumbhaar, 'Hammersmith, patent vinegar-ruair.er. Wil liam Sorrell, Great Timer-bia s ship-broker. • Maitca 5 -James Sinith Hancos, Liverpool, merchant. Jag. • Benuett Kees, cordwainer. Win. Hardrastle, High Helliore, bookseller. Chute. Jones Worthen, mercer. Join Warte.., liishopsgpteoereet, ship-broker. John Wailed n, h fat ket Kit - borough, innkeeper. Geo. Emery, Bromley Wood-end, ueakr. Isaac, Isaac, and Rbbert Ornte. Nottingham, silversmiths. Johu Badlertey, Nottingham. grocer John Cotksedge, faun-street, tallow-chandler. Richard Daniel , Coleman-street, coach-masts. John Clarke, Leicester-emiare, duper. James Cook, Epson, innkeeper. Seth lbw. Kilburn, cattle-jobber. Abram billsek, Newcastle, currier. Mich. Anthony, Piymota, grocer. ~_~ ' r