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L . ` ~ it .1 0 • • - . 44 . - - -4 ) - 1 -4 , V .l .4‘ . • 4 - r " . • • • ‘44of - t; • • • NUMBER 7451] - GENERAL posroinca. &mode, Amway IS, lilt. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. VTHEREAS a LEATHER SACK, containing THREE BAGS, with the LETTERS which had been collected on l'hursday Night By the Beils:Vlan in and about Essex. street, the Temple% and Carey-street, was stolen from the Man Cart, between the Temple and 'the General Poet-011M A Reward of FIFTY POUNDS will be paid on the Wan** rt.int of the Offender or Offenders for Trial, and the farther Res e,• +n'. of FIFTY POUNDS on his or their Conviction. • f an Accomplice will surrender himself, and make discovery villtreby one or more Persons altiA be upprehanded and eon he will be admitted an girktance fot the Ceram, and re vrive the above Reward. The three Bags have been found In the newer Ditch, now. By Cemmiusd of the Poemeaster-General, P. PRIMING. Secretary. OPPICE, Amoy 16, 1911. ► I'HE COMMISSIONIRS for CONDUCTING J- NT S 4gAzip"r. TIkiIIEMAJIIMP7CIr, fir whir Care ? SICK modIrOUNDED SEAMEN, mid 41r cm aud Caddy .f P.RISOITSES f WAR. * her* zNiNitios, That they will be reedy at thee Once, on Tuesday the Stk of February, lull, to receive sealed Tenders, add treat with such Persons as may be willing to oestract for supply* the under mentioned Articles for twelve autioths certain, ken the day of Tender, •iz. LAMP 01L—Porchester Cone., Porton, Plymouth, and Dart- :moor. CANDLES—Porch/oer Castle, Forte% Staples% Chadian. and Norman Cross. COALS—MiII Prison. Plyrisonds. ----- STOCKINGS, for Prisoners of War In Health. PIIBRIDGE'S TIN MACHINES, (or the Transport Service. No reader will k reared after oat iskoh as dm dity of treaty. Roc any tented woks: the party, or an apd fir hie, perm:ail" attend. Each Tourer asset k aannwpaaini by a Lahr from two respeetaka Fermi:, enraging to kanne knall with the Person toookriag, la the Swa f .€3OO, for the doe perform: awe of the Coestraot. Further prtlealor: may he howeva, iy applying as this qffire, o; to the Agent: of the :ail Coisnaktioisers at the rape:five Depot:. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, . SOUTHAMPTON.STREET, STRAND, Specially empowered by Act of Parliament for the INSUR ANCE of LIVES, the GRANT and PURCHASE of AN NUITIKS, and the ENDOWMEN f 9f CHILDREN. Tal/271121. The Most Noble the Marquis of Bucxtnan.tw, K. G. The Right Hon. Lord BitAlalOOKS. Sir JOHN THUM. SCIMPS BIRDIAAD Moat.s.wo, Esq: M.P. INILLIAII.PIIAZDs Esq.—And Fifteen Directors. • Managing Director—J. T. BARU/4 Esq. F. A. S. . . THE distinguishing principle of . tliis O ffi ce -1-is— That the Persons Insured become Members and par (ciliate ZeUALLY IN TUE PIIO7ITII Of the Establishment, according to their respective coutributtenc - They have at the same dine the important advantage of not being liable to make good the losses of others, as an ample surplus Capital has been provided by the original Members to meet any ewes, of loss.thst may occur: NI, Admission Fees are required, nor is any charge made for Policies, - except the Stamp Duty. Military Men are insured at.this Office without any additional Premium, unless called.ieto actual service. Agents are appointed in most of the principal :owns through out Great 13ritain, who are hkewise Agents to the Cot, Isre Fug Orrice. A New Edition (being the sixth), with Additions, of the Plan of this institution, may be had of the Agents and Booksellers, price Gd. This Illustration of Lire iNSUKASCL is earne.oly re commended to the perusal of all persons ditpucof to Clll . ‘raCe that exeellent scheme of domestic econoniy. TO LIMEBURNERS. MASONz: , , AND OTHERS. FOR. PUBLIC SALF, At Gatraway's Friday next, 25th nuary, 1811, at Twelve for One prvicelv ONE HUNDRED and EIGHTY SEVEN' TONS of S roNE, fit for making TA , :RAS or PL. I TER of PARIS; captured in a Vessel bound to a port in It wisis, where large quantities are used as Cement. '1 beaarne will be. put up in Lots of 15 and 20 Tons each. May be viewed st the• Commercial Dock, Rotherhitbe, until the Sale ; where Catalogues may be had; and of Smith', Martin and St. Babe, No. 9, America-square. PLYMOUTH. On Tuesday next, the Sikh January, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE. r rHE well•assorted Cargo of the French Schooner I.'ANGELIQUE, captured by His Majesty's Ship Mt- WxavA, Amami, HAWKINS, Esq. Captain, on her passage from Ilourdeaux to the Isle. of Prance, consisting of the Shipments byre following, viz. 26 Bales German Linen and Damian., • Cases French Cambric. 2 Cases Silesia Lawns. 1 Small Boz Leno Muslin. S Robes Chequered Linen. 2 eases Sarinets, Silk Stockings, and Gloves. 1 Case Ribbons, Gold and Silver Lace, Gold and Silver Spangles, &c. 2 Trunks Silk Stockings, Ssrsnet, Smaboxes, Silver Spurs, &c. &c. • Hoggh.aas superior Claret. 1 Barrel (Iwo. 41 Kegs Brandy. 1:19 Cases Vin de Grave. 9 Baskys Champagne, and 12 Ditto Aniseed CordiaL Case Medical Waters. 24 Buz Pick!el. • 905 Haslies Olive Oil. 1 Barrel ditto. 15 Base- , preserved Fruit. ; Garden Eeeds. 7 Cases Vermicelli. • Box Raisins, and 2 Ditto Broad Figs. 4 Cases Manna: 31 Ca -ks 2 Cotes Plolu!na Sausages. 1 Case Preserved Almonds. ' ti Batts Lentills.-2 Bags Calavances. 1 New nire-inch Cable. 26 Coils new Rope. S 9 Small Bags Twine. n's Small Bags Almonds, in the sliell.- 21 Coffee Bags. -- 1 Box Purnattim and' 1 small Globe. 1 Case, containing six small Hand Organs. 18 Muskets and Bayonets. After which NV/II be offered fur Sale, that beautiful, well-eon stracte4, and tae•-sailing Schooner L'ANGELIQUE, of the Colo lowing dimencions : Length aloft _Breadth Depth 79 Feet 7 Inches. 20 04 - 7 91 And admessoring 119 Tone. To whose qualities and capacities, sites having said that she Is cuppered, well found, and ready to go to ma at once, it is on,ly necessary to add, that her nape does net surpass t.er virtues. ltderauce may be had to Mr. Edward Lyee, Merchant and Agent, and of Mr. TIMMS Cole, Agent, Plymouth ; or to Mom. Timis sad Copland, Navy Agents Lowlon. 01; 041 ) thWARD LYNL FASHIONABLE DANC.NG.—PRIVATE TUITION. MR.J.G. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most grat ftl thanks to his l.ricis•ts and the Public iti general, for , 12.• very distinguished IA rn,age he has an In ig egperienced, and rest. midis , solicits a rm.:incr.-K.l- of their favours. Ladies and Gentl-me!: who hay.- a.7quircslthis accomplishment, or who have not_ ava.ped the pr-si-nt fashionable mode, may `he eipmf iastructed in the most private manner, to qualify fo• ine Eric assemblies, on application at his residence, C.'eaclitnakers' Hall, ster.lane, Cheapside. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1811. ROY4I, MILITARY COLLEGE, JANUARY 111, tallf I N conformity to the Resolutions of his Majesty's • Conamiseionets for tooditting the Affairs of the Royal Mi litary College, that •the appointment of Professors and Masten shall be determined by a competition of talents : The °o►ersee doth hereby glue Nrice, That *MILITARY DRAWING-MASTER, who is also qualided to teach Practical Surieyhig; Will be wanted it the junior Department of she said Collage, at Great Marlow, iv the County of Beam Letters of application ate to be addressed to the iloVernee of the Royal Military College, under corer to the Right Honourable the Secretary at,War, War Ofilee. Nu Person will be approved for the ltstabilsbasent raster will not bear the strictest scrutiny. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Milicary College will be held •t Groat Moto*, se Tuesday, the Rh March next, et eleven o'clock, for the ensdeatio• of the Candidates for the abo►e• toessiseed Appoisneent. ROYAL mitxtAly COLLEGE. AT the Military Institutinn ofiliraLienheadThrcket, for the previous Education of Gentlemen intended for the Royal Military College, there are at present FOUR VACANCIES. The Studies recommence on the first of February ne=t. The Plan of the above Institution has been !immured with the appro bation of Ms Royal Highness the Duke of York, the late Corn mander.in-Chief, and of the Supreme Military Board; and is conducted under the immediate sanction of the Earl of HAIL. cover, the Governor, and of the Officers superintending the College.—Applications to he addressed to the Military Institution, Maidenhead Thicket; or at the Office of George Collyer, Esq. Park-place, St. James's. WIGAN, 12th JANVAST, tell. A MASTER WANTED FOR THE FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL of WIGAN, In the County of LANCASTER. N OTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees of the said School will meet at the New Town Ha InWigan aforesaid,' on Friday, the 15th day of February next, at Eleven o'Clo‘k in the Forenoon, to examine such Candidates as may ever themselves for the Mastership 411 the said School ; and that the said Trustees will immediately afterwards elect a Master. according ro the direction, of the Statutes of the said School. The Matter will have a House worth about 2.15. a year, and the Salary wit be upwards of tint) a year; and u some part of the Lands belonging to the School are in Lease for the Life of • an aged Person, the Trustees may on the expiration of the Lease increase the Salary, If the Master shalt he then approved of by ' theca. The Statutes of the School require that the Head Muter shall be well skilled and experienced i the Greek and Lakin Lan. guages.—Testimonials of the regular 1,:fo and exemplary conduct of the Candidates must be sent to Mr. Clayton, of Wigan, one Week before the day of Election. • I WANTS A %TVA I lON. AYOUNG PERSON, as COMPANION to a LADY ; has no uhiretils to superlinen the concerns of the family.;,:Lerters (post paid) addressed to P. B Post 0111ce, Hastings, Seise', will he trAm.-iliately attended to. • CITY Lornutt 'THREE MORE DAYS TO DRAW. 12ICPIARDSON, GOODLUCK and Crl• respe6t folly remind the Public that she next Day of Drawing the CITY LOTTERY will he on T\ y, the 4th of Panay". It Y. The Wheel contains Twenty.oneCapiral Prises, amounting in Value te near ONE HUNDRED I'HOOSAND POUNDS ! Whole Tickets, Price XS is.. fld. are on Sale at their Office', Corner of Rank Buildlngs,Cornisilf, and facing the King's Mews, Mating Crook , RAN AWA Y , thursdey Morning the 10th beast, WM. PENNING lON, a boy about 14 years of age, about 4 feet 11 inches hivh, rather lusty, and a little marked with the smell pm. Also THOMAS DAY, about 19 years Si age, dirk cempiestin, has a eaty mogisvoire, and it rather 91 o der. 'chili are both genteel" dressed, and had quarter boots on. The former boy bad money with AIM to a consideralyte amount. Whoever will apprehend them, or give information of them to Mrs. Pennington, ot. Broom-street, Manchester, shall receive FIVE GUINEAS reward, and have allelpeaces Manchester, Jan. 17, tell. _ ~,.,_. Tills day was pa * prim 41. Ai. in boards sr :ltod, 4111w6mged orids.a Tovia mill Defeneerof St. Denis, AN N ACCOU T of the CONQUEST of the - 1 .• - 1 . ISLAND of BOURBON; with an Appendix, enntaining Obserntions on the State 01 Pu , ulation, Commerce, and Finance of the Island ; intended as a bas is for estimating its value as a territorial aetjuisition.—By an OFFICER of the Expedition. Printed for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall.- UNDER WOOD'. MEDICAL CAVA i.OGUE. This day was published, price ls. 6.1. ACATALOGUE of BOOKS in Medicine, Sur gery, Anatomy, Chemistry, Ate. New and .second-hand, on Sale by T. Underwood, (late Glace), No. 40, West Smith field.—To which are added, Tables of the Pay of the Medical Department Grille Army, Navy, and East-India-Company's Ser vice. The only complete List of the Lecture. dehvered in Lou. don, with their terms, hoar. of attendance, &c. A discount of 10 per Cent. for ready money, from the modern part of the Catalogue. N I NTANT,s a Situation as Footman, in a small v Family, or Under N.:tler, Tonne Man from the Comfy. either in or nut of Livery ; no objection to Town or Calm. try; can gi,tT a mn...t nod • , 11.18 character from his last place, wi-re he lived U , ur yeari and a half. Plea,e to. direct (poet paid) to W. F. Post 04se, Brent-street, Hendon, Middlesex. PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP. AM ANUFACTU E R iisappointett of Foreign Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIP IT of the most improved new ones, stagy, much cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere ; not only worth the particular attention of Private Families wanting a rya Instrument, at a small price, but also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporters, via—New 32 Guinea ones for 9.5 --Horizontal 75 Guinea Grande fs.c Upright 85 Guinea Grande for 88—Good Second-nand Poanos, from 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, some Fing4 and Barrel Orgy I and Harps—the lowest prise marked .n each for immediate pay ment.—v—To be min at Mr. Allen's Private Dancing Academy, No. 19, Sherrard-street, near Goldenssqu This day was published, Price is. a new Edition, considerably enlarged, of THE PLAN and OBJECTS of Mr. THEL WALL'. INSTITUTION for the Cure of Impediments, tannic ion of Foreigners, Cultivation of Oratory, and Prepara don of Youth.for the higher Departments of Active and Public Lite; together with the Terms of Instruction to Domestic and Private Pupils, adults and juniors, and of Advice In Cases of In tellectual and Organic Defects. Sold by Megre Arch, CorrallL Of whole may be bad, Price Ts. Mr. Thaler*Ws Letter to Mr. Cline, oo Imperfect Deerelope memo thefacultko; and price 101. The Vestibule of Elo quence, original Articles for Recitation. ;Ibis day ins pubbsbed, in I Vid. %ohm, Seo. price Gs. boa-ds, the Third Edition, of THE WEST INDIES and OTHER POEMS , By 'AMPS MONTGOMERY, Author of the Wanderer of Switzerland, he. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster•row.—Of whom may be had, The Wanderer of Switzerland, and other Poems. Fourth Edition, is 1 vol. foolscap aro. price Ss. in boards. 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It may be necessary to observe that if this Pubdcatirm is to sled as a letter in one sheet, an 4 directed upon its reverse, it can be conveyed to all parts of the United Kingdom at the rate of a etttle.lstter. THE NEW YE tg. THE Admirers of Mr. DIBDIN's SONGS uhd NATIONAL MUSIC, are respectfully Informed, that he has entered into an engagement with Mr BELL, to furnish him with TWELVE NATiONAL SON• .S so NAU I ICAL and- MILITARY SUSI RC IS, to be Written. Composed Originally. and exclusively Published Monthly from this throe 10 LA BELLE AsSEM ESLER, being BELL% COURT and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE.—He hopes by this means walleye that his powers to CONVEY ALL THE sPI9I . 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This Number may be considered of the greatest interest, as it contains a beautiful Portrait of MARIE ANTOINETTE, the late QUEEN of FRANCE, with Charaeteristlcettributes ether mournful fate, from a Miniature Picture olds, keel authority; and also Review of Literature, Donsestie and Foreign. fee 1910, Retrospect of the Fine Arts, Critical Sketchy. of Repent Mosic i Ste. &c. &c. London: Printed for I. BELL, Prepriair su bs WEEKLY MIsliENGEkt, and gay is hod at way likebudiss b M. rbisiid•al. MISS OWENSON'S EASTERN NOVEL. la a few days wiU be published, in three elegant Volumes, with a Portrait of the Author by Lawrence, THE MISSIONARY. An Indian Tale. By MISS OWENSON. Also. In two elegant Vbiumes, with a Portrait of the Author, 1 he LOVES of CELESTINE and.ST. AUSER T. A Rotnan• tie Tale. By Charles Phillips, &IL Student of the MiddieTemple. Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall-Mall. N.E. 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