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x'An - :1 . I . xumSta 76061 GiLAND SAILING MATCH. -7 - , RANELAGH, My-.(BANK. A SILVER CUP and COVER, Ow *Most hani •onse eve ,nlecl for will be given by the Proprietor, to he istiletlfm fa-MORROW, Thursday, 25th July, by the follow ing Gentlemen's Mason. Boats, viz. toats lianas. Tons. OWtttfi Naples. Place. Dist.. pots. Spitfire • - 4 Cap:, in Use 'vat's!, hill” , ank, 1 Caroline S Filton, L..nibetli, 2 Infant Mary, 5 ,-- NI !son Sally, S Hamond, Ditto, . 4 Swallow, S Wilma, Paul's W'.,arf, 5 Calyp.o, 4 ----- ! .Aaow, Hungerlocd, Venio, 5 Ebdell, Bliickwail, Mary ,Ara, 5 Levoi4, Crab-trar, 8 nu dons will start from Blackfriars-Bridge, at Four o'clock, 'Tamils Boat outlasted off Pinney-Bridge, and return to Italie- Sagb, where the Cup w.ll be presented to the Winner between the Acts of the Concert. Oa this occasion will be given a splendid rural Fete, and a gratisi asplay of Fire Works by Signora Hengler. Doors open at Seven—the Concert to begin at Eight ®Clock. Admission 2s 6d MONEY. A GENTLEMAN, above the common clans of .41 Money Agents, is empowered to lay our some very large sums of money to persons who have larded or other property, or are heirs to it, or on their Bilk or other Securities. Apply or address (post-paid) to Mr. Ryder, at the Library, No. 81, PortLsod•streef FEMALE COMPLAIN . B. DR. JOHN WILLIAMS continues to give his Advice to Women in all Disorders of tin Oef, and ren dering every Lady her own Physician. Cases seat is, post paid. 1 totters (inclosing a fee of two pounds), addrested To him at ( - hipping Ungar, Essex, answered, and MAteaments forwarded grans ; aiid width no woman ought to .be without.—Medical Hints to nervous and daunt Women, and tp those at the turn of life. This day were published, elegantly printed in One Volume, Svo. with a Frontispiece, price los. is boards, POEMS by WILLIAM ROBERT SPENCER. Panted by 1.. - .adeU and W. Davies, Strand. Ibis oay was pubils' .41, price IP.. IN . COMPARATIVE VIEW of the TWO NEW SYSTEMS of EDUCA I lON for the INFAN POOR, In a Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Officialty of the Dean and-Chapter of Lurham. By the Rev. R. G. BOUYER„ LLB. Prebendary of Diirham, and Official. Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 61, Sr Paul's Church yard; and sold by the Booksellers in Oxford, Cambi lite, Dur ham, &c etc. SECOND EDITION. This .day were published, price 3s.rd. REFLECTIONS on the NATURE and EX TENT of the LICENCE TRADE; to winch are re- Axed some general Remarks as to the Policy of renewing our Commercial Relations with America. By JOSEPH, MDR E, LL.D. an Advocate m Doctor's Commons, and Regius Professor of Lica Law itt the University of Oxford. Printed for J. Budd, Pall-Mail; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; 3. M. atichardso: , , Corniiill; aced Parker, Oxford. This day was pubbkhed, to Octavo, price U. SERMONS an 1 1 :14POR.T.ANT SUOJECTS, for tLa IJSE of FAMILIES, Vol. 11. Ily'l'HkO.ST. JOHN, LL.B. Printed for Vernur, Hood and Sharpe, SI, Poultry; and Long man, durst, Reek, Orate, Anil Brown, Pateinuster-row. " As popular discourses, trulyorthodoz, abounding with ar guments, etoquence, and piety, they reek in &elate close of bar ijacabin Steele*. " This volume contains all the adlosation and pathos of the first; equal zeal, putty, exhortation. and remembrances, earnest- DNS and porsmistrui:'—Oentlertnan's Magazine. See awl tlr tsr , iish encl... Pe;• &c w.a p t , : ,: d, in biro as. N ACCOUNT tit t:ie RAVAGES committed A- in CEYLON by SMALL-PDX, previouAy to the latro alucion or Vacciu.iiion; wit', a Statement of the Ciretunsta.ices attending the Intr uciion, P . rugress, and Sumps of Vaccine Inoculation, in that :-;and. dy sTHOMAS CHRISTIE, M.D. Memb. r of the Rovar College of Physicians, London, and of the kuy.rl Mrincal socE ty, ktlisaurgh ; lately Medi cal Superin ten,enti Geneva, in Ceylon. Prnitt-dfor 1. Vurray flettAtreet, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh, and Gilbert aid Irlodges, DR. EIDLAKE'S LECTURES. Just published, pr ze Eight shillings m hoards, THE TRUTH an t ICONSISTENCY ot DIVINE REVELA'r ; with some Remarks on the coutrary ex tremes of Infidelity and Enthusiasm. In Eight Discourse', deli vered betore the University of Oxford, at Sr. Mary's , in the year 3811, at the Lecture founded. by the latt Rev. John Rampton, Canon of Salisbury. By JOHN IsIDLAKE,D.D. of Christ Chnrch,Oxford, Chaplain to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and IJuke of Clarence. Oxford : Printed at the University Press, for I.nnrman and Co. Paternoster-row, and 7. Murray, Fket-street, London ; and Rees and Curtis, Ply au.uth ; and sold by .I. Parker. R. tills*, and other Booksellers, in Oxford ; and J. Deigbton, Cambridge. PREPARATORY FRENCH BOOK 3. . This day was riblished, price 2.. CIL bound, 'THE PREPARATORY FRENCH GRAM MARI.• ; being an Introduction to the Grammar and Exer cises of Chambaud and Perrin. • • By ANN LINDLEY. " This Grammar has the merit of perspicuous brevity. It ecn tains aP that is necessary for aFrench student to know, in order to make himself a proficient in the language." Critical kevievr, Jurte, 1811. Also by the same Author price 23. bound, The French Schola r' s Depsuary ;in which are grade - try deve loped the most important Elements of French Conversation. London Printed for Dalton, Harvey, and Co. Gracechurch stret NEW EDITION, ILLUSTRATED WITH CASES. 'Chia day was published, price ss. PRACTICAL I'REATISE on the VLNE• 1 . REAL DISEASE, describing the Nature,Symptotna, and Cure of that Disorder, and others arising fsom or connected with it,with lODIC Observations on 0 nanism, and the unhappy Diseases of Youth. fly M. CAI ON, Surgeon, Late of St. Thomas's and Guy's Hospitals. Printed tor S. Highlsy, 24, Fleet atreet; and Sherwood, Neely, uni Jones, l'aterodatcr•tow, London ; and the Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newca.tle street, Strand. _hrt t-. 16 PA FERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED. This day was published, price 12s. In boards, a New Edition, Feirrg die Fteltenth, of A DESCRIPTION of the ROADS t. f ENG- Tbis day was published, pr Ice as. the 7th Edition, eitlarsed, i-L 1 - . LA ND alp WALES, and Part of SCOTLAND; cnicain the Seats, &F. as usual; a Table of the Heights of Mountains, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the Diseases 1 m g row completed by Lieutenant-Colonel Mudge; a Lid of the ,Cl of the URETHRA; particularly describing the symptoms ToWns; Arrival and Return of the Mails; the Rates of Postage; attending S triatures,Obstruct ion o, Fist ulap,inton , inency of Urine, the Population, &e. and correct. Routes of the Mail Coaches; Gleets, &c. To which Is added a variety of Cues, shewing t h e " likewiee additional Maps, Viz. of the Southern Coast; of the Isle efficacy of Dana's Medicated 13ougies, and a n e w and safe in" 1 of Thanet; of the Ide of Wight; and of the Country compre thoclof treating a Goottorhcea ; also, Remarks on Caustic Bon- i bending the Lakes of Cumberland, Westmoreland, &c. The gins; with Extracts from various Authors uniformly proving the wholeiwroved by official Docunients; and by the aid of Frau dinner and inefficacy of the Caustic. ci Freeing, Esq. Secretary; and of the Surveyors to the Post By WILLIAM DUFOlflt, Surgeon. Office, under the Authority of the Post-Master-Ceneral. tltele Proprietor and Vender of Daran's Mei..icated Bougies. By Lieutenant-Colonel PATERSON, Published by J. Callow, No. 10, Crown-court, Soho ; the Assistant Quarter -Master-General of his Modesty'e Forces. Author, No. 54, Frith-street, Soho; Gale and Curtis, Patemos- , Sold . t; y 1 Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Drown, )4 now; Motley and Go. r exasvutb ; al4 JaaY dm , P l ymuth. Pa:owner-row; mid Mr. Fades, Charing-cm& a - • - i .. ••r . r ,,, •r • • • '-- • i A / l it • r j • • il . ~ "4 . ' '4 .. ‘ 1 r• .. • -• ...., ... . . , e.: f -.1 . f :: i 0 - . • A I . • . •• . .. 2 titk..rAtutaa. k , - .$). 5 .: ,... 4 , k.) .*) , 0 , .. . . . ..., e .. ) "4„.....13, , 1 - 4 1 ,, , (.. 4 : 4 , 15 r, -, . . • . 4 . 4 .i ,c;::? . : ..,:,•e, EDNEst:AY, JULY 94, 1811. ~} London • TURTLES. A LARGE CARGO and several Lots of fine -L- 1 - lively TURTLES are now on sale at WILLSHIRE'S, King's Head 'Cavern, Poultry. Turtles dretecl every day in the highest perfection for parties, or sent to any part of Town or Country. CROWN GLASS, (Substitute for German she et and Plate). TO -GLASS-CUTTER4, GLAZIERS, Ste. 14001040.4 1 ) and SMITH beg to inform. theTr4 de in general, that they have for sale a la-ge supply of Scotch and Tyne Window-glass, far superior to any othsr Manufactory in the Kingdon.. Also, best Scotch Glass, in squares of any size not exceeding 93 by 23, which they can supply in any quantity ; and they have, particularly for the use of Glazier, Scotch Glass, (in boxes containing 100 feet each), in squares 10 by 8, 11 by 9, 12 by 10, Su. tip to 18 by 12, which they can dispose of at redu ced prices, well worthy the attention of the Glazier. Apply at N 0.14, firlde-lane, Bridge-street, illackfriars. UPHOLSTERY. MODERN Uoolstery and Cabinet Furniture Ware-rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, C Aherlne-street, Strand, by MORGAN and SANDERS, for their Fatent Sofa Beds, Chair Beds; Imperial Dining Table's, Portable Chairs, the Patent l'ra. falgar Sideboard, D.ning Tables (in five different new inven tions) the Patent Brass. crew Bed steads, with Furniture and Bed ding complete, Dome Couch Bads, with every ankle of the most. modern taste, for the furnishing of houses complete. Army and Navy liquipage and articles for all foreign climates, on entire new principles and superior to all others. N. B. Families furnishing Houses, &e. can be supplied in a few hours, with every article of Furniture to any extent, and of the very best manufactory and materials. pIRE and LIGHT ! quickly produced, by means! of a NEW and CHEAP POCKF:T INS ERUMF.NT, with nut the Use of FLIN 1' and STEEL, or that DANGEROUS COM- I, EclnuLs Ptrosmceus! ! And by various improvements on the ; 'PORTABLE MINE and STEEL AFP:.RATUS, with NEW ' INVENTED CON FRI VANCES for Mall READILY farm N INO FIRE and LIGH 1 . , without the aid of Paosrmoaus 'Elitie Instruments, which arc of the greatest utility to the Army, Navy, and the Pahlic in general, are made and sold at THOMAS GILL'. MANUFACTORY for IMPROVED. REAL TOWN - MADE FINE CUTLERY, No. ss, ST IAMES's-STREET, opposite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be had, His NEW-INVEN FED SLIDING and PEN.NIBBING Ir.NIVES ; 11:.‘ superior SURGEON's INSTRUMENTS ; PEN KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, N EEDI &c.; GRAVERS will ETCHING-NEEDLES for ARTISTS; his Lawn-crxr. I RATEDWARRANTED SWORDS; GUNS, PISTOLS, AsIUS an d ACCOISTRISSANTS 'vary description, Whoksak, Resat, and for Exportation. N. B No connection with any other I louse in Town. RUPTUREI, DEBILITY, Ike. BY THE ROYAL SAIsIC I lON. • DR.CAVALLO's ELECTRIC GIRDLE forthe - effectuat Cure of Ruptures and Debility of every descrip tion, is patronized by the Nobility, and may be bad, u usual, till the Ist of December inclusive (when the patent-right, &c. is to be ultimately removed to America) by applying personally, or-by letter, p .Ni-paid, to Dr. Cavallo and Sou, No. 28; New Nottli street, Red Lion-square, Litindon. Dr. C. respectfully submtts that he had disposed of his.interest save what regards his private patient*, in this invention, !..,) tinl versally recommended by the fatuity ; but in consequence of the numeious applications since received, he has been induced to re sume the superintendence of the business till the Isc of Decem ber, after which nn orders can be received. 'the melancholy catalogue of these direful complaints are too well knoWn by their fatal constquences, to require our particular description; suffice it to say, that in 4000 case* the Fieetrie Gir die has never failed of the desired effect, and as no hopeless cases I are engaged ; an early application is reesminended. Letters (post paid) from all. parts of Great Britain and its depen dencies, stating the partikulars, are immediately answered; whereby every person may know how far the Girdle is applicable to the complaint. N.B. At borne for consultation in the most private manner, by either se; every morning till two, and every evening alter five o'clock. No. 28, New North-strut, Red LI on-square. THE PREVENTIVE OF THE coNsumpTiom OF THE LUNGS, commonly called a DECLlNE—namely, RYMER'S Pectoral FEBRIFUGE MEDICINE, • with Vital Air. In the Niceties, Inflammation of the Lungs, and Plethoric Asthma, and in all other infi.monttory affections, whether local or galena, this medicine proves instantly sanative; 1 wherefore, in violent Colds, Catarrhs, Hoarseness, Coughs, &c. those constant; forerunners of Consumption of the Lungs, this me dicine is confidently recommended. CASE IX. From a Gentleman, ard tory, of's corpulent and tlethoric habit. • llampread, Feb. 7, I ROG. Dear Sir—My longs b:ing oppressed with phlegm, attended with difficult breathing, fur several months past,'l took various medicines with little or no benefit ; but upon hearing of your Pec toral Balsam being of repute in such complaints I got a bottle of it, and took one, and sometimes tdo table-slum:fob, every night, at bed-time. I am happy to inform you, that I found tenet from the first; and, by continuing it about a ortnight, I found myself so much better, that I took ouly a small dose occasionally, and now continue as well as ever. V our's respectfully, w. uaismottn. CASE X. Mr—A Lady, a bear relation af mine. being overheated in &o iling, imprudently took a draught of cold water, and exprioed her self to the cold air of a winter's night ; the consequence of which was a severe cold. with hoarseness, soreness of the 'hest, and cough. Having owns experienced the beneficial effects oiyour Pectoral Medicine, by my advice she began from the first attack, with it, and continued it according to the directions,till she was quue well. As consumption so frequently follows such seizares when negLcteci or badly managed, I•thluk it my (Any to the public, to your medicine, and yourself, to beg that you would publish this cure. I am, Sir, you obedient servant, ar= tom. i .~rt+'.e✓'.i-_ L. ~r~ . • . >..~:. ~., [PM% IXeENCE-AA, Int -01±1t SALES EY AUCTION' • MERINO SHEEP, the Panlar and Ny g ren. Ilk te ke i Ito the Chapel Field, Stockwell, on.the prvate Road lett_ di trail s toe k w Ol to the Br I , ord Arms, do the Clapha m ROW, 011 Friday, the 26th July,lBll, at twelve o'clock preeleely, . Trlny-FIVE Negrette Rants, li7 Paul.tr Erre% a,nl 27 Pau(t' tombs. • They may be vlewell to the sole at the phi& a sale, *brio Thome Mardi •and Co. Wool I ON-u 1 14E1% 1 . . - . iillant Pier and Chimney Giants. China, Paintings, Prints, :.inen, and "08T:49, ;rlingtne.street, near Bdhd.street t and following day, 12, JEHOLD FURNITURE, Oresiep China, fine old China, Pairam Pier and Chitnney-gla.ses, Lustre', and Countess Brutal, deceased; the Furni. suite of white satin furniture in - Sm. excellent Bedsteads and Bed. deeeriptione, large Bs ouch and etbelf ~.1 requkites and other effects. _ A Tuesday and Wednedday preceding the Sale...-. Catalokutts, at Is. rack, may be had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golder-4quart. CAPITAL CELLAR of CHOICE SCARCh. Vi .i... 1.4 a.. vine -Row, of the late Lord Viscount Wear, deceased. By Mr. ROBINS, Ou the Premises, No. 14, Saville-row, near Bond-street, os Thursday, August 1, at one, THE Capital Choice SCARCE WINES, the Property of the late LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE, deceased ; lyingth the Cellars of his la , e Residence, in SaviLe row, and to be detvered fro: 3 thence ; consisting' ot above Four Hundred Dozen of Choice Port, East and West India Madeira, Malmsey Madeira, Hock Madeira, aherry, Claret Red and ' White, Hermitage Bucellas, Hock Mariana, Muscodine Malaga, Shiraz, Sege+, Red and White Consuntia, and other Wilms, in quart and pint bottles.—To be tasted on the morning of :Ale Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Kobifia, Warwitk-street, Golden-square. CANAL PROPERTY, WHOM. FltlENDallie; MI A% AND OTHER SHARES. To be SOLD by AUC I lON, by Mr. SCOTT. On Friday, August St, at Twelve o Clock, at the Mart, NEATH CANAL; three S!lares in this very va luable Concern, dividing' XIO clear per Share; Graod Junction, Warwick and Napton, Peak Forest, P.lleNn i ierw and Worce•ter and Birmingham Canal Shares, an Ashby de la Zouch Canal Bond of iCSOO, bearing Interest at . per Cent.; a Share in Or Wheal Friendship valuable Copper Mine, London Instuu tion, Albion and R6clt Assurance Stares. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotrl, PicLaddly ; at the Mart; anti of Mr. Scott, No. 28, New Bridge -street, Lecithin. HULL. AVERY Valuable COLLECTION of BOOKS, many of which are superbly bound, will be 6 . 01.1) by AUCI lON, in the Great Room, at the Noptuitc Hotel, Mid, on Wednesday, the stst Ju!y, and five. following dais (Ntinclay excepted). Anions numerous other Works ut equal celebeity, are the fallowing : Johnson's English Poets, 21 vols. royal biro. Lexater's Physiognomy, 5 vols. 4to Pallas's Travels in Russia, 2 vols. 4to. Cog...lint:es History of Cs)lon, 2 vols. Mu Hogarth's Works complies:. New Annual Register, SU vols. Grime's Antiquities, large paper, 12 vol.. Costume of Russia. Lord Orford's Works, S yols. 4to. New British Atlas, 50 Mars. Beaumont and Fletcher's Works. Ben Johnson's Works. • 'English Encyclopedia, 10 vols. 4to. Ser W. Jones's Works, 13 vols. bro. Chatichard's Maps of Germany, Italy, &e. Dr. Hunter's Hirory of London, 2 vols. 4t0., Camden's Britannia, 4 vols. folio. Dr. Alktres Biographical Dicta.nary, 7 vols. 4te. N'aedonaid's Gardeners' Dictionary, 2 vols. 4W. Boardman 's Dictionary of Farming, 410. Jidaiburgli Medical Dictionary, 2 Tub , . 4to. 'II.J Salu will commence each day at Ekven &Clock ptecimly. The Books may be viewed on the tvicitiday and Today Kt ceding the sale, and Catalogues, Siverce e sch, had at the 1t,4111. 70 BE PEREIitIPTORILY SOLD. Pursuant to the Decree of the Fligh Court of Chancery, mails inn Cause, Gilbee and Others against Gilbeti, before Chaffee 'llion:mon, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at flaa Public Sale Room, in Stentlamp:on Buildings, ClianeerHane, London, on Wednesday, the 14th dtty of August, 1811, be tween the hours of one and two o'clock in the afternoon, In One Lot, T.IE CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, called CHATHAM DEANRY, situate in the Parish of Cl*. ham, in the County of Kent, with two Coach-hinissts, a Six stall Stable, a Thrett stall Stable, Brewhouse,eztensive Pinions Grounds, divided by a stream of water, two Flatlands. a spa cious walled Garden, Drapery, and Green-house; together I I with three Meadows ac:joining: and l-ounded on the one ede by the River Stour: containing in tfo whole Oilmen acres, two roods, and five perches, or thereabouts.- Tlw above :vial. sion-liouse and Premises are held by Lease under the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, for 21 years, trent the 2ith day of , June, 1511, at the clear yearly rent of £5, and the Leese Is re newable every seven years, upon payment 'of a fitle.—Chaebarn Deanry is within tour miles of Canterbury, ten miles of AA ford, and about t 6 miles from London. Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers in Southampton Buildings; of Mr. Lowten, Peck's k whit*, Temple; Mr. Bat:en, Hare-court, 'Temple; on the Prenrses ; at the Fountain Inn, Canterbury; Royal Hotel, ; King's Head, Ramsgate ; and the Saracen's Hi ad, Aslittirds CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND SUFFOLK. • VALUABLE MANORS, ADVOWSONts, and AST4TES. By Mr. PEYTON, At Garraway's Cofree-house, Change alley, Curnbill, in thj course of the present Month, HE MANORS of BOitOUGH GREEN MA WESTLEY, and the Perpetual Advowson of the Rectory of Borough Green, and sundry very valuable Estates, in the on cupatiou of Messrs. Wedge, Fletcher, Lylis, Wells. ..nd other), most respectable Tenants at Will ; with the magn•ficent Wootb in hand; containing together upwardeof .3100 Acres. The Manors of Witbersfield and Shardloes, Adingion Sbudycainps) and the petpetisal Adirowsin at the :Rectory of Wi.hersfield, a nd sundry very valuable Estates in the accupatiOtt of Messrs. Sips, John Sings, WestropMeen Wedge, and others. Brigitton, March WI, 1806. T. TIMER. very 'respectilde Tenons at W,II; .at alto, the beautifLi and 'CASE Xl. thriving Aroods is handotemaisimg in the whole upwards of Sir—On the setting in of the severe weather lastD•sembee t 1500 Acrel. I Was *Oiled with the asthma, and, upon Using the tem eleeeleet The Wesley and Borough Grien Boatel are situate five miles I was almost out of breath. I immetliaftly bad recourse to your from Newmarket, in the County of Cambridge, on the manatim. excellent Pectoral Medicine, and, by-taking about three bottles ; don road. The Withemad et d and Shudycanip's E•tes ant situate of it, I-got as well at mer e-- Rem Sir, youthumble seen/It s iln the County of Suffolk, within three mihet of Haven; and en Gravesend, April 3,1800. - yotm snit ties. I the turnpike road leading from that town to I inton. • • Prepared dad sold in bottle? itt ?e• p 4; 444 and 111. they !ts. I Those Estates are well worth the atsentitai of 41.4phallini mpg eluded, bp jimmin • . s erge og s Rite s . go re + ; and w ha e . l Sportsmen. as they abound wi th Game, and are only distant frog % DE sale lad retail by s an4 - ,Cti. BoeKCharebiard ; end mail, ' the metropolis 53 miles. .The 1 amilairnerai I, is a high stop try Ps Neir'brey and 40, St.Piurschureli-jard; Bites and of euhlvation and the Buildings In capital repair, and 'meltable Co, Oidotd-attest;'F; Seat. !ip, Plstrarkst, MEL Nmebery, on each Estate may be converted ioto a Genileinao's Ramiitints carol of St. /ours Chaveltypoir; Terght al Raritan/ ; Ward. ata trilling expellee. The day ot Se* will be agleereleed bublS =MO alltbe VAN* If A** iiir, *g i mbal time, and printed particulars delivered its - Mr, jnnpalaasse. . Now 86110444111ftp Lit 'e loss Loam". . ' . , .. • IP -h. catalog's' p may be had; and of Braker% No. 63, Coleman-etreet, OLI) BURLING Elegant Housektild Furnit o re, ht floe Dresden and other China, vitri9sa Eifee's.:—By Mt. I:0i On the Premisr+,l4o. s 3,01 d But 'tt-rnorrow, July 25, se TH'S Eleg.tnt HOUSE t *total .ervice of Dresiet inp at Prints, brilliant Pier an, trarlustit'affects bf the late'Counte ture etrnprises drisving•room su Wto-eartalita,, Solo, Chairs; itater'S£ dl serer'. Carpet,, vied i nuenwterous.! e lt sda .ie' . .en regal y and %A •OP CS ORANANCII, Jady 17, ism TFIE PRINCIPII4 OFFIC4RS If his MA. JESrr's OeD.VANCE, do ktrekt give mid", Plat Pr•'posais will be received at their Office in Pall-Mill, on or before MondaY;th. • 9th day of August next, from such P. pin., 'll may be evUng co undertake the supply of Foreign FE'.If.ER and DEAL.: for Service of Ws Department for a perl..cl of one year. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions I of the Contract, may be krown upon application at the Secre tary's Office in Pall-Mail aforestid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Prepo.ials must be delivered, staled up and end.,r.,eil " Proposals for Foreign Timber," Ste.; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth day of August, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or an Agent in his ibehalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT OFFICE, July 23, 1811. I WHEREAS, the Four French Prisoners of War, named and described at the foot hereof, have absconded from the under-mentioned places, in violation of their Parole of Honour: the Commissioners for canducting his Majesty's 'trans port 'erviee, &c. du hereby Mier a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS for the Reca?ture of each of the said Prisoners, to any Per son or Persons 'who shall apprehend them and deliver them at this Office, or otherwise muse them to be securely lodged in any of the Pub::c Gaols. Chesterfield—Azar. Boniface, 2.nselgne, Navy, 24 years old, 5 feet 104 inches high, slender made, oval visage, fair com plexion, red hair, blue eyes, freckled, and speaks very little English. B. Griffon, Captain le Vigilant, s 6 years old, .5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, round visage, fresh complexion, rather grey hair, Pule eyes, scar from musket-shot over right eye, speak. English very much. Odi!.ani—Jean Pre. Berlot, Captain of Land Forces, 44 years Ohl, 5 feet six inches high, slender ml , !(!, oval visage, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes ; marked with the small ' l'"x• Jean B. Angelet, Captain of Land Forces, 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high, well made, round visage, swarthy complec tion, black hair, and bash: eyes. ROYAL AMU VARY COLLEGE, JULY 2,1311. IN conformity to the Resolurirnis of his Majest)'s Commissioners for conducting the affairs of the Royal Mili tary College; that the Appointrnenit of Professors and Masters shall be determined by a competition of •Palents, the Governor loth hereby give Notice, that a Master of Fortification win be *anted at the Junior Departments of tie said College at Great Marlow, in .he County of Bucks. I No Person will be approved for the Establishments, whose character will not bear the strictest scrutiny. 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