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Jerry Sneak (with a Song) by Mr. Penley. To cbnclude with the Popular ,Paiitonsitna pf LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. Columbine (for that night only), by Mrs. Wybrow. Doors to be opened at half past five, to begin at half past dr. Bates 4s. Ph. es. Gallery Is. Sicond Price halt cast right. Fhe New Prelude of Tracey Castle, condi - 41m. to bit re ceired with unbounded applause, will he repeated every Jives. ing with the Tyrant Rouen snd larleqein 4 i Amour. AS rt.Evs, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the inuurclice Patronage of their Royal HiglinAses die Prince Regent and butte Of Yerk • (IN MONDAY, MAY • .27, and Tuesday . 28, lf (7th time) a Prelude Ballet of Action., In one At.t, With New Scecery, Decorations, Drosses and Music, called TR.IOEY CASTLE; Or, LOVE AND JEALOUSY. Tt•rminin ing with a Grand 'lournametrt, or chivalric trial of Atli, with battle.ase, and shield, daggers, broad-swords, &c. The ahnve written and prOduced by Mr. Bologna, jun. who will make his seventh appearance this' season, a• Barna.Tracert /O'er which, the popular Grand Naval, Military, Equestrian and Pedriarian Spectacle cant& THE T YRANT : SARACEN, •AND THE. NOBLE MOOR. In which piece Twenty Horses, caparisoned in the Morniab cos tume, trained to Stage Action, wilt pertlarm surprising frets, the whale producing superior theatrical effeet, iu a nouvelle point or view. Divers Ezerciaes, by In celebrated Equeerriana. To which wiilbe added the favourite PantrAnime of HARLEQUIN'S AMOUR. Or, JUPITER AND EUROPA. lee This Evening Tracy Castle, the popular Horse Spectacle E q uestrian Exercises, and the favourite Pantomime of Hark qu n's Amour. • _._ . --- ROYAL. YORK HoTEI.. - curroN, BRISTOL, JWARNE t..spectfully beg* leave toinform the • Public, that a Report of his being about to *it the above House t.avnig btv•ti very generally circulated, with what view he nthvrs r e determine, thinks it his indispensible duty to ap prize his Frit ,61., there is no foutidatien whateviet'for such re port; end th-t wpile he sfncerety thanks thew fey past favoers, he begs to add, that tiis utmost endeavours *bail be made to in- sure a continently.. • • • ••••• ••- . • • PEERLESS POOL COLL) pd,PLlAtritallaCrfrib, CITY ROAD, are the largest, most commodious, Mal add retired in the known world. THE present froPrieror has spated neither care nor expenee in improving and decorating the above bath*, the vtattvs of which for more than a tentory,torre beet, titteventally admire t. and strongly sedossintended by the Erg medical a urn in this kingdom. The Pleasure Ligillyis is the open-air, tostaining 110,000 feet of water, surrounded with upwards of SOO hhnths Ind lefty trees. Subscribers are regiested to make early appli cation, v a limited number Only can be admhted. N. R. Separate Dressing-rooms f Stawriben, sod every p e ep s oare atteMance, by N. WATTS on‘f Assistants. KINWS H-DA Y. ri' DISH respectfully acquaints the Nobility, •L • Gentry, and Public. sitar from the popularity of the pre sent Lottery, containing Sixty. Capitals, all to be drawn on the binh.tiry of our belt:nod Sovereign, the 'Fickets are likely to be come very scarce long before the 4th of JUNE. The Schein* contains 4 Prizes at dritsooo £lO,OOO 24 Ditto —• 24,000 St Ditto 500 -is , 1%,000 4,060 Ditto of 50, 25, Sec. RO,noo The favours of Adventuress are solicited at 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where in the last Two Lotteries, l'rizes of £20,000, and in the last Fifteen Months, 7 Prizes of E 20,000, and 37 Other Capitals, were sold by T. DISH. HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR. FISH. GAME, STEAKS, &c. THE great and extraordinary demand for the - 11 - above universally admired SAUCE, still inducing several Sliopkeepess to vend spurious Articles, the Nobility and Gentry are respectfully Informed, none can possibly be genuine, unless prepared at I.AZENErs Warehouse, No. 6, EDWAILD•STIZST, P•ItTMAR.SQUARR, London; and, by appointment, is sold at etc or two *hope in •overy 'town in tbe•United Kineozn; each btale having Mr. Harvey's signature op the label. '.* E. Lbw to recommend the Essence of Anchovies, now hroi.g':t to the griatest perfertiOn, which; with a variety of rich Sauces and Pickles; may be bad in cases of all sizes, fur family use and cscurintlan. ' • FIRE and .LIGM ! quickly producedo without FUN 1 and srgiil.!! or that DANGEROUS oomsosrisLt PEDIPROIWS I by mane of a NEW FOCKF. I' IN3TILUMENT mule and sold only by 'THOMAS 011.1., at His MANUFAC TORY for IMPROVED FINE CIJ TLERY, Ne. OS, sr. lAMES's-STRIZE T. oppogite to PALL-MALL, LONDON. Where may also be bad, His NEW; It-INVENTED SLIM() KNIFE, and KNIVES with PLN.NIBBERS, on an improved construction ; his superior SURGEON', INSTR4IMENTB ; GRAVERS and II TCH ING.NEF.DLES for ARTISTS; PEN-KNIVES, RAZORS, N. EDI.ES, litc. made by his It4tROYED PROCESSES, of AN ON. Et , / ILLED TENPIN. Also,hts LONG-CELEBRATED WARRANTED SWORDS; Guns, isToLs, Altus and ACCOUTREMENTS of S. rY description, Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation. TRANSFER ,TO AMERICA. THE ast(snishin& success attending Dr. CAVAL -I.o's PATEN') ELECTRIC GIRDLE, in • tiK•etually caring RUPTURES and DEBILITY of 'every kind, has afforded the pleasing hope that every afflicted individual in Great Britain, bad made application before the Bth May instant, when it was transferred tu.a pleisonart of distinction in America; but the nu merous Orders - and entreaties received since that time, have in duced Dr. C. to stipulate for Two Huncired"Girdies, with privi lege of forwarding their to all parts of Great Britain till the 4th day of June, (the King'e Birth-day) inclusive.—After which, no Orders will hr received, unless from private Patients, who must rm , de in London, and the terms will be Fifty Pounds each. RUPTU RES.—The directions for applying the Girdle, in these Complaints, are so plain that a Child cannot mistake them; the Cures widths the last year exceed 441 Q, of which number ISB had been 40' years afflicted. DEBILI I - Y.—Seven hundred persons have been rescued from the most inveterate stages of the melancholy catalogue of locals and general, direct, and indirect Debility, impotency, &c. by she application of the Girdle alone, without medicine of any. kind. The EL/CTRIC GlltllLt, price five pounds, for the effectual Cure of Ruptures and Debility, will be forwarded, to any part of Great Britain, till the 4th of tune, by applying personally, or by I ..::cr, inclosing that sum, and directed to Dr. Cavano and Son, No. 28, King-street, Bloomsbury-square, London. N. B. At home for consultation every morning till two, and evoT evening after five .o'clo c k. Cl' Spacious Apartments are fitting up for priiaie Patinas,. SATURLSY, MAY 25, 1811. OFF= OP ORDNANCE, April QS, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of JESTrs ORDNANCE, a keret , yew isatice, That Proposals will be received at their 0 ice, in Pall Mall, On or before Friday, tho3lat dal of May next, from such Per sons as - may be "rang to undertake the Supply of T.ICKLE HOOKS for Service of ibis Department, for a period of 3 Years. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and fur: ber Particulars, together with the 'Perms and Conditions of the Con tract, may by known at the Secretary'soifice. in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, a here the Proposals must be delivered, grated up, and endorsed" Pro posals for Tackle Hooks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said slat day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, cc an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. py,Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Serestary. ORD.VANCA-UFfIGA, Map 6, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICBRS of HIS MA- JEST ORDNANCE, A ketch give Mike, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the Sd day of June next, from such Per as may be wining to-undertake the performance of the CAR• PENTERS' WORK for Service of this Department at W;edon, in the Count/ of Northampton, for a period of Three Years. Further partictlars, togetker with Lists, and a description of the Works to be performed, may be inspected, upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Plikington, the Commanding Royal Enl,l - at Weedon; and at the Secretary's Once, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals far the Carpenters Work at Weedon," but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said sd day of June, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un less the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Buerd, R. H. CRAW, Secretary. OFFICR OF 011111VANWI, May ►7, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL. OFF:CERS of HIS MA- % TEEM ORDNANCE, da Arreby give Waite, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Friday, the 31st instant, from surh persons as may be willing to nedertake the supply of Two Hundred Tons of PALE WESTMORLAND SLATES for the service of this Department at Woolwich. Further partiglars, together with the terms and conditions of the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Oaks in Pail- Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Slates," hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said Slit instant, at twelve o'clock at noon ef the same day, • neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party making It, or an Agent in hls behalf, shall auend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Steroary. Just published, The Third Edition, enlarged arid corrected, price 2s. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, 'with their properties, doses to Children and Adults, the proper vehicles far their use, the Diseases for the cure of which they are employed, and retail prices annexed to etch article ; to which are added a description of the different Medicine and Che mical The Chests, with an enumeration of their temente, as adipted to differess climates and uses; and an account of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families residing hi the country. By REECE, BURGESS, and CO. Chemists to her Majesty, 2.0, Bedford-street, Covent-Garden. " This is a very eAnvenient Work, and contains in a short compass a great deal of useful Critical Review, August, 1810. ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS. CASE OF OBS fINATE ASTHMATIC COUGH. SIR WILLIAM ALT HAM is desirous to info rm Mr. Fisher, that by the advice of his Physician , he has had reco urse to his prepared S I'Ii.AMONIUM, for a very distressing Asthmatic Cough, which, during the winter seasons, has always proved extremely obstinate. He has the pleasure to say,That, by the use of the prepared Stramonium. he has been sp entirely free from any affection of the lungs, as to experit.:ace go inconvenience even from foggy weather. London, December $3, 1910. The prepared Herb Jo:. smoking, and the Oxymel fur internal use, are sold, with ample directions, by Hard., corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London; by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford street ; Foster, 39, Pal liaraent-sweet ; and Butts, 10, Berner's ntrett.— Where may be had, Monsieur Desgenette's famous Gout Remaly, the True EAU IPIEDICINALE„ and his remise on the Causes, Prevention, .104 Curs of Gout, prise 2s. 814 MANSION HOUSE, MAr 94, 1811. THE LADY MAYORESS viewing the extrem , distress of the Inhabitants of Poitugil frost the cruelty and barbarity of the French Army in their retreat,mid de sirous of promoting the benevolent Subscriptions which have been set on foot for their relief, has, in conjunction with Lady Owls. Mrs. Coombe, Lady Price, end Lady Perring, kindly undertaken to encourage and superintend a LADIES SUBSCRIPTION for, that purpose, the sum raisedily which, to be eictusivelyapplie. , to providing nec.u.aries for the Women and Children. The. Lady Mayoress having obligingly offered to allow Subscriptio—: to be received at the Mansion House, attendance will be daly given there fro:n twelve to two o'clock. Attendance at the front entrance. 1 adieJ are recommended to limit their Subscriptions to snsid.,r donations will be acceralsie. By Order, WILLIAM SCOTCHER, • Secretary to the General Committee: crry OF Loubox TAvntU, FUND FUR RELIEF OF PORTUGUESE' •&• SUFFERERS DURING THE FRENCH INVASION. JOHN WHITMORE, Esq. Chairman. Amount of Sub.criptions advertised . • £47,456 9 0 Subscriptions since received : Mr. Edw. Warner, jun. 10 le John Lemma, Esq. Mr. H. B. Engstrom 10 to Dui. Callaghan and Co. Sir T. liating, Bin. 100 0 tore. (Mirk- 50.. A C. M. . 20 0 itpv, Richard Wilkes, Brampton Onedon 1)11- Enville, Staffordabiro 5 5 Unglarn, Esq. S . S James Marshall, Esq. Rougementaßebtends 50 0 Bridgenortla 1 1 _ _ FO O. RielCard and Thomas Rev. likiard Rakes, Neave - 100 0 of Gloucester • 5 5 J. Charrhlgton and Co. 52 10 Mr. Brewster 5 0 Miss Middleton lO 10 Edward Milward, Esq. 10 10 Charles Wall, Esq. 'se 0 Edward Myren!, jun. Mr. Jos. Snewen 2 2 1 Esq. R. T. - 10 01 A rew Friends at the Clark, Boyd.and French st 10 George Inn, Rye Wilson ' HodgUnson, John 'Fulmer and Son, Minshull, and Co. 21 0 I.lverpool 3l 10 Eben. Maitland, Esq. 21 0 Mr. George Robinson S 0 Henry Cooper and ion, . Mr. 'Thos. George, Bath 10. Cox's Quay 10 0 Mrs. 1 - lopton, Cannon, AM Wooding and Son 10 10 From. - 2 0 Brebner and Co. of ' Felix Calvert, Esq. sad Aberdeen 5 5 Co. 100 0 Thomas Smith, Esq. 10 0 Major Robe. Blacken 5 5 Mr. Bennett,Brongey, Mr. John Mackie 10 10 . Kent 8 0 Gardner,Stonebouse, fe Usbornes, Benson,* Itn• Notkelb 31 10 beets, and Codnain 105 0 O. and W. Soltait do Co. 25 G John Hodges and Son 21 0 J. G. - 10 0 Mr. David Walters 31 10 Mrs. M. H. 5 0 'f . M. at Barclay and G. G oodwin . E sq. St la- Co.'. S S I ham Lodge, Herta 10 0 Mrs. Welford, Old Mu. Walton 2 2 Castle 2 2 Miss Bevan 1 1 Smith, Harrington, and Misslullana Bevan 1 1 Smith - 100 0 Capt. Disoirl, (R. N.) 2 2 Major Joao Reif:aide A Country Clergyman 1 0' Baron de Keromde, Andrew Tweedale 1 1 in the Service of Pier- Andrew Tweedale, jun. 1 tugal • S 0 Mackenzie ant Roper 26 5 'E. and S. Poynder 10 10 John Autrobus, Esq. Worshipful Company Cheam, Surrey 3 0 of Carpenters, per Fells and Geo. Clay 21 0 the Hands of Mr. ' John Match, Esq. LI- I. Spencer, Master ti 0 verpool 50 0 Thos. Langston Sc Co. 100 0 baly and Kepling 10 10 Stepin Wotan and Co. '52 10 Ovate Clitirchtil 1 1 Capt. Noah, Chives 10 10 Henry Canspion,Taq. 20 G Mr. John Lewis . I I Mrs.itoberts,f.ataßerg• Fynmore and Palmer 10 10 holt - 10 10 D. 5 0 Benj. Bullock, El. 10 t. 'John Sharer, Tower-st. 2 0 P. M. Patterson, t.:sq. 1.) 10 Geouge Mustyn, Esq. 21 0 Wich.w Sainpayo& Co. SO 0 Rev. Charles Birch 5 0 Rev. H. N. Astley, by Ralph Leycester, Esq. 21 0 Messrs. Gut ney and M. H. - 10'10 Co. Fakenbarn Henry Ogilvie, Esq. 10 40 Mrs. Sherlock, Orme- Churl:ll;ton, Cloves, kirk, Lancashire and Co. . 10 10 Mr. F. Squire Mr. A. H. Eyre 5 5 John Welles, Esq. Hun- Lang, Chauney, and gerford Park Lucas 50 0 Mrs. ElisTaylor,Brick lames Whatnaan, Esq. 21 0 Farm Mortlake 6 5 A. I. Costa and Co. I.i- Mr. Ric hard 'llll, 2 0 verpoul, per Richard Abbott add Lindsay 20 0 Po'wer and Ce. 10 10 Holland, Waistell, and J. Bernard Bosanquet, Co. • Esq. 5 5 Further Subscriptions will he received at the several Bankers in the Cities of London and Westminster; and at the Bar of the City of London Tavern ; Lloyd's, John's, and 'fouls Coffee houses • and in different parts of the Empire. N. 13. A Meeting of the Committee will be held at this House every Tuesday, where Subscriptions and information will be thankfully received. The Meeting held at Willis's Rooms for promoting the same benevolent object, now alert in Committee' at No. 87, Pall-null ; where their Secretary daily attends from one to five o'clock, to recei munications end Subscriptions. islar Report of the application of the Fund will be WILLIAM SCO I'CHER, Secretary, .. -•. No. Se, Mark-laue. 10 10 ATa MEETING of the LOYAL And INDSo AT PENDENT LIVERY of LONDONi (who Ogled thi Declarriou of the 4 h May, lulu) held thoe day at the i 40114.1111 Cavern—. Alderman CHRISTOPHER SMITH; in tht the% Resolved unattlmoasly, That a Petitton fu t' e Court of Coau.vh Council be hemetlito Ao-iy per, ared for r'.e Signature of :e e. • the ol I.oodes. l who quppreee of the ptoteta tig4 the Alo.t.libty on the MI nttant, relative to granting the use of else Opiti Had, on'the 94 lune neat, to persons tallies th•emselves the Cntemittee of Rte Friends of Parlianteatary itetermi it mope:vile to t M eating, 'hat the Mai .city or such Per.ofis are nel ft t rt todi 1 7 reemen titt Louden', entl that such grant nay be at tee...tsi wadi be most serious consequence s. 'lbw the Petitions du lay f er •:iguattire at the I nodal, rim*, Bkh"P'llo,te-entree *d at the London Coffectl., , Lu. 4,4,04 hill, tiotil Twelve o'Cloel on W,dnesday nett, tt,e 3 tit nest. Mae ft 1, toil. RICHARD :iecretati. RELIE.F OF TEIE 13KITISLI •ON IN WRANCi. Astouht advertised • • X4147/1 IS 0 Monte and new Church, per tev. Wm. frelantl,Vlsar 19 12 0 lames Collins, Zaq 4 .5 0 U Dr AO Church. near Wisad • • 4 X I William Cadby, Loq. F.,amasistead, Berko • 5 3 0 Parfait of Karres lit 6intekwitlftsUhlre 41 I" 0 Inhabitants of Scarboroart . . - - 13 1$ U ()Id Mariners Society at Unto -. 9 2 0 Rev. P. Cracraft--cotlection at Rippevpte 0 4 0 U. 4 , 1.1 S. . __ - • . • 4 4 0 a 10 6 10 t• • 19 110 •0 11 • I .5 • Swerford. Oxon, by the Rev. N. Kyle Bicknel Caney, Esq. Mora, Es , ex, Ay Rev. J. F. Usko, Rector Clogwell, Essex, by t he Reif. Thomas Layton Theydon Parish, ditto, by ditto Collection at WandevOrtb Church, after a Sennots preached on the occasion by the Rev. R. H. Butcher, Vicar - - es• SS 1 0 4 Right lion. lord Roll •• SS 5 0 Captain R. D. Oliver • 5 0 0 :sir John Bariington, Bart. • • 10 10 0 . Lord Walsihgbam - SO 0 • Samuel Knight, Esq. - • 4 a 0 W. K. of Michael's Grove • • 1 1 • Robert Farquhar, Esj. • • 10 10 0 A Gentleman of Bleekheath - a • • Edema,. Parish, Derbyshire, per Rev. Richard fintbk 7 0 0 Titkolisirs, Gloucestershire, per Rev. Thos. 'I barna 14 14 • Shire Newton, Mottisoutb, pre ditto , 5 7 • l'ranstnltted per fryer, Andrews and Co Wbubfitne Wimhorue Church, pet Rev. John Easton 22 11 • Independent Chapel • - 5 17 1 Baptist Meeting - . • a .0 0 Palishes of N. ache:mean, Horton, and Wooillande, per the Rev. Roe King • . 9be 0 Sundry persons at Wlmborne - 9 1 0 Tranunsteed per Messrs. Rewiehand Co. Weeeeeteri Collection at the Cathedral Church - 29 9 1 St. Peter's • 0 7 19 1 St. John's • IS I 0 Countess of Hontintdoo Chapel a V V Whitt ',nay Aston . 9 3 0 • - --- Elmb a idge . 4 4 • Dodderhill, by Dr. Amplilete IS 1 1 One clay's Pay of the Adjutant and pertnanent Nee. commissioned Officers beionsing I. the Worcester Local Militia • - 9 4 Ditto West Worcester ditto • 1 14 4 M. B. . • 1 1 V . .W. anil L.M.... • • • • ~' s' a , 111 . r, A Senn= willhe preached TO.MORROW IIdDYNIN4, at the Parish Church of St. Paul's, Deptioid. for the gelid' so the British Pr.soners in Prance, by the Rev. Jame. itude, A. IL .sluustar and Lecturer of Limehnuse. 'HUM - AS I iRGUSON, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. NEAR HENLEY ON THAMES, OXON. TO RE. I.E I', for 7 Years, ACAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, with stab. ling for 30 harms ' Stable-yard, double Coacts- horse, Gar. dens fully stocked with fruit trees and wall fruit of carious kinds, Green-Leases and Hot-huuses filled with rare exotic Planta, Pines, acesextensive I- leasure Grounds and Gravel Walks, tee. The House is delightfully situated on the Banks of the Thames, in front of Lord Malmsbury'e seat at Park place, .:17 miles frees town, and is surrounded with 70 Acre's of Me adow Land, In closed with Park istlang. Three beatotul blends are lu full view of the Mansion House. Immediate po.s. &don may be bad. For a view of the Pre• mists apply to Mr. Chipp, at Henley ; and further isarticulart will be given by Mr. Green, No. 29, Lincoln's lan Fields ; sr i Mr. Corer, lietory. . 7 11 S 0 2 0 6 5 5 S 10 10 PLYMOUTH. FOR SALE 13Y PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole street, Plymouth , on Friday, the 31st thy of May, 1811, it Twelve o'Clock, '[' T HE beautiful Copper-bottomed . Brig DART. Di - Frei. In. • sof 0 V 2 0 • 11 0 1104 16-94 Tons. Lenr - Breadth . Depth in the Hold . Atinneasuree - This is i strong, new, Oak built Brig, Copper-1)01,A and few tened, finished in a most superior manna., plerced.and fitted for 18 Guns, aqd sails uncommonly fast : she has a large Hold, ez. ceUelit accommodations, and is equally adapted for the Packet service, or Letter of Marque, or for any Trade where Lli.k hen and Dispatch are necessary to be eumhated : herSt f . being new and abundant, she may be sent to sea itnmediatel ; 3 captured eta her first voyage by his Majesty's ship Amason; Joan lover., Iraq. Captain, and condemned as Prize. Also her entire CARCO, consisting of 271 Bales superior New Orleans and Georgia Cotton Wo.)1, and about 23 Tone Logwood• And then, the good Brig PERSEVERANCE. Dimensions—Length . . . 68 5 Breadth . . . a 22 0+ . . - APPLEBY'S Awn-NERVOUS TEA Depth 11 lUD I Admeasures 128 48-94 Tons. I s recommended by several eminent Physicians, as This is a particularly strong oak bulk vessel, in excellent re. the most pleasant restorative in all Nervous Disorders, inward . pair, will burthen about 3:00 Tdise; is ahundawly sepplied with Wasting., loss of Appetite, Debility, &c.—The foliowhig will valuable stores; takes the ground well; would make a' Lima• prove its efficacy i lent coaster, victualler, or transport for bid:meteor cavalry, mid Y the Rev. H. C. Mason to Mr. Appleby. is equally adapted for the Quebec, West-ludo, or Medoerrantain " Sia—lia consequence of reading the Rey. lit. Brooker's let. Trade. She Is in all respects calculy ed to make a profitable 'Cr to you, and from his account had reason to believe your Ap- merchantman, and completely ready fur sic. pleby*s And-nervous Tea deserving of ever: encouragement, I Also, the good Brig ADVENTURE. was indtrced to recommend it to several of my friends, who 11. Dtmesistons—l&tigth . 55 feet 1 inch. boured slider severe nervous afflictions. I have the pleasing tads- Breadth . 19 7 ladies. faction of assuring you that they have received the greatest bone- Depth 9 10 fit therefrom ; and you may rest assured on my utmost endeavours Admeasures 74 69.94 Tons. to introduce it. persuaded that Foreign Tea is extremely prsjudi- This Brig Is new, built entirely of well-seasoned oak, stro.,ele cial to English constitutions, and yours is•both plea.ant and nutri- fastened, and treenailed; will burthen about 110 'Pons; sails a nd tlousit our obedient bumble servant, Hzn RY Cox MASON, takes the ground well, and has a good inventory of Sterna. She Bermondsey, June 2,1804. Rector of Bermondsey. is'a most desirable vess.l for the Newfoundland or coasting ,en. From Mr. Joseph Waidov, Ironmonger, No. ss..), Raiherhithe, ploy, or for the Coal, Corn, or Fruit *Trade, and is perfestiy E , m if to Mr. Appleby, Islington. tor sta. After which will be Sold, ', Sia—l beg leave to intorin you, tom after I had spent a 41 Hogsheads prime Kentucky aril larufs River Tot aces. great deal of money with the I•act.lty, whom I consulted, in the ss Bales'® st Louisiana Cotton VI .41. hope of thsir curing my wife of a violent Lervous comp Lint she 1 i Hogsheads high-flavoured Claret (Margaux Melee). was afflicted with, and which baffled all the medicine that was 15 Tons Kos n. given her, Paovitaz nee directed me to llir her your Apeleby's 10 Barrels Prunes. .. Anti-nervous tea; after having used it fur some tune, she is how, 14 Kegs Pickles. (blessed be Gon,) in perfect health, to the great happiness 01 us 1 Seron Peruvian (Quill) Bark . both ; and I wish most heartily that other pe pie through this let- 1 Ri g a Mast, 72 fret king, 25 inches diameer ter may give it a fair trial. Also a Prize schooner of 7.0 tons, and another of SO sce s ...A " I am, Sir, your grateful humble servant, Ketch of 55 tons, and a.Brig of 36 tens; all well stored, and la July 10. ~. Josaru W A &pow." I good condition. • Sold by Mr. Butter, 4, Cheapside, corner of rrn ateostcr-rowil For viewing the alloy, Vessels, .or Coeds, Inventories, Cam. and by must country booksellera and medicine venders, in pac- 1 ipgues, and further particulars, apply to . IVI-03 !WAS GOLAu•Goselloallgt, Pl_ diggia iNuoutlit ken, at Ls. 91. and Si. Id. each. 1 . • • . .• .-, • . . . • . • THE PRINCE REGENT. Thls arty was superbly printed in royal Ito. with Enierawinga, price set. eh. in boards, AREPORT upon the HERCULANEUM MA NUSCRIPT 3, in a Letter, addressed, by permission, to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. By JOHN HAYTI-R, A.M. Chaplain In Ordinary to tie Prince, and his Superintendant of those Manuscripts. Przbetur Oslo CLAUDIAN. London: Printed for kt ICUA aro PO ILLIrs, Bridge-street; sold by slicrwood and Co. Paternoster-row; sad may be had of all Bookse'lers. [PRICE . SIX e!. OFFICE OF ORDNAACE, May 10, 1811. I IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTrc ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice, That they will Sell by Public Auction.at the Tower, on Thurs day, the 6th of June next, between the hours of Ten and Four, Sundri Lots of 01. D and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE S PORES, consisting of Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other articles of Sadlery and Harness; Clothing, and sundry article* of Budding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sand-bags, Flints, Accoutrements, Musket and Carbine Stocks, Co, , per, Steel, and mixed Metal Tools of Sorts; Bellows, Axes, Spats, and Shovels; Cartridges, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma terials, and old Match ; with a variety of other Articles, the whale of which, (with the exception of the Old Match, which is to be seen at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich) may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Of fice in the Tower, until the day of Sale, where prioted Lists of th. Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the satne.—Ry Order of the Board, R. H. CR ?V; Secistary. • CONTRACT FOR HAMMACOES. N.lrr-opplcß, May 41, 1811. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of NIS MAJESTre NAYr, do lent give Notice, That on Wednesday the sth of June next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons u may be wilting to Con tra& for supplying his Majesty'. Yards at Deptford and Wool wich with HAMMACOES, to be made conformable to two Samples, which may be seoi at this Office.. A Form of the Tvider, may he sees at this Olfee. No Trader toili k received after oar idea, on She day of treaty, seer any noticed, takes the party, or as apat for his, elm& Leery Tender sat k asmalsamied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy Board, aid sired iy. two rap•Asilds Persia:, ragging to keepers kind with the Perms teaderiag, is the saw If X3ooo,fer the dal perforanuere of the Contract. ~::~