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L JESTrs ORDNANCE, db hanky giob Notice, A. ssociATION FOR THE RELTEF OF 'CH E L 'IL MANUFACTURING ANUr LABOURING POOR.• JA Blt AHA MS, OPTICIAN to hi s G race t h e • Duke tif WELLINGTON:or Bartiett-street, Bath ; and at his new _hop adjoining I horapson's Pump-rooms, Che That Proposals will be received at their °Mee ha Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the trait instant, front such Persons is may be willing to •undertaki• the Supply of COII'ER kiCOPS, for Service of this Department, for a Period of one Te:.-r. • Patterns of the Articles may be dewed upon application at At Principal Storekeeper's in the Tower, and farther Patien t:in, together with the Terms aid Candidata of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary's Office In Pali-Mall aforesaid, my day between the hours of Ten sod Four &Clock, where the sigiposais must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposals ibt Capper lieops r but no Propoial can be admitted after the oil 16th Lama, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of tire same day, ne i t h er wig any Tender be noticed, Indere the Party making it, or an Agent in Ms behalf, shaU attend. By Order of the Board, R. A. CREW, Sesrdery. GUILDHALL, LONDON, IST AUGOST, tate. rEIHE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's LANDS will meet at Guildhall, Londoo t oo TIIORSDAT, the isd i gay of August instant, at Twel;Le o'Clock at noon, to receive Proposals far 'hieing in Short-band and afterwards transcribing into Long-land, and for Printing in such Long-hand the Pao:allay of the Mats Conunission of the Peace, Oyer and Tennbier and Gaol Delivery for Ow City of Loodoa, and alio die Gaol Delivery for the County of Middlesex, held at Justice in die Old Bailey, commonly called the Seulons Papers, sad fat publishing and delivering the same. A Specimen of the Printing marl* seen, and further Portico be boom, on appikstioo at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, Ste. AN ORDER. having been made at the last Gene. cal Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Chester, held'at Nether Kniniford, In the said County, on the 18th October last, that a Neer SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND JURY-ROOM, and other Conveniences, and also a New HOUSE of CORRECTION for the reception of 160 Prisoners, with a Dwelling-house and suitable accommodations for a Keeper, *add be immediately buUt in a convenient siauatlon near the said Town of Nether Knutsford ; and a Committee of Magistrates Melo( been appointed for the purpose of carrying the said Order bite effect, ARCHITECTS or KUILDERS, willing to furnish Plans for such Buildings as before mentioned, are requested to and the-same, with an Estimate of the Expense of rAnspledng sub Buildings, sealed up, to the Ofiloe of Messrs. LIZILI and POTTS'S, In the City of Chester, on or before the 26th day of August snit, in order that the same snay remain unopened until the loth day of the said month of Austin, when a Meeting of the add Committee wiU be held at Nether Kuntrii.rd afeeeraid, (staking-swell Maga and Estimates into consideration. . Astabfryntouragernent ro swypersows who may fessidi sneh - riansand'Estimates, the Committee leave directed the follSetriog - Rewards to be Oven, viz. To the person alto shall furnish the Plan width shall be the most approved of by the Committee, together Vida an Estimate, the sus of 250. For the sent best Plan, with au: Estimate, them: of .4.40. And fee the neatest Pia:4%oth an Estimate, the moot ‘SO. Chester, July 40, CIISTOM4:IOEISE, LONDON, Ara 6, 1616. • FOR SALE, lly Order ethe Hes. the Cesvieissieesers !pie Majesty's Coseress, Oa Wedneday, the 14th instant, at Two e'Clock in the After . noon precisely, at the Comisaercial Sale Ruonu, Mincing lane, PRE FOLLOWING PRIZE GOODS, (having -.A. remained in the Warehouses beyond the time allowed by Law.) For Exportation, Printed Cottons, blue Calicoes, Serge Cloth, Ste. For Nome Consumption, Calico, Muslin, Linen Drugs, Tortnishell, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery ; Bagging, Hosiery, Boot Lego, Shoes, Skins, tie's, Red Wood, Soap, Frain Oil. M uskots, Wine, Needles, and sundry ether Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue : CLZAIL OF AT.L Duties. To be viewed at thedifferent Warehiniscs stated in the Cata logue, on Thursday, the lith, Friday, the 9th, and Saturday, the loth, Tuesday, the 13th inst. during the usual bouts of business. Catalano may be bad at the King's R'arehotne, No. 90, Lower Thames • street, price Is. each. • WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUIi) BLACKING, produoes a brilliant Jet Black, equal to the highest Japan Varnish, preserve* the Leather soft, and prevents its cracking, does net soil •the linen, is perfeedy.free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane, Landon; and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; Wisite, Waterford; homson, &Vast ; Raeburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow; Lyon, Inverness; Cookwor.hy, Plymouth ; Witherden, Margate; Page, Ramsgate; Lawler, Ilrighton ; Rudd, Southampton ; Mason, Chester; Baechus,Portsea ; Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Birmhighani ; Pierson, Sheilleld ; Greenslade. Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Rounthwaite, Liverpnol ; Edmonds, Swansea; Pinkney, Bristol; Bonne), Carlisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Wu k ioson, Scarborough; and by his Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in atone &abet, h. 6d. a pint, Ind. half a pint s and ed. tads. • . _ CmiTion.-4411111914., BOoe are genuine unless . a r efid iltreZern e i• signed on the Label, in& 14, St. Martir's-taue, stamped ld the Bottle, at the superior quality of this Blacking has induced , rveral lute impostors to sell spurious compusittuns under the atl•pre name. HICKMAN'S PILLS. tOR THE GRAVEL AND STOW., LUMBAGO, Ste. ( F . the . various complaintsincident to the batman frameobere are none more dreadful in their nature, nor rms.. slarming . in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. Hickman's Polls, compostod or the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels containing the urine, removing die calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to these disorders, without confinement. 1 hey are therefore with item conlicisnce recommended to the afflicted In the drove complaints ; as well as for Ulm &ago, Pains in doe Beds and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, in box*, at 4s. Od. and 1 is. by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No 4, ateapside, London ; and also by M. Gardner, George. , treet, Edinhornb ; Messrs. Nesebery and Sons, Danse4meet,. Dublin; and the Medicine Vezina in entry 'City an 4 Town in the United binsdoni. ' MONEY ON MORTGAGF. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ready to be advanced on Mortgage of Landed Estates. Also .ClO,OOO and 5g5,000. To prevent trouble the Estates must be very ample and the Securities alto ether undeniable. Principals only may apply, by Lptter (post paid) to S.l'. C. Four Swans Inn, Bishupsgate Street, London. • ANTI -BILIOUS PILLS, invented by EDWARD HALLAM. Sul geon and Apothecary. This preparation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which 1 it effectually removes all inaction or ob-trucdon of the stomach and bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flarulency, or Cold, Sick cets at Stomach, Head Ache. &c. It operates 11 dislodging acrid bile or other crudkies-retaiard in the intestinal canal, and acts is an alrerative to the System generally. Free from any antimonial or mercurial preparations, k is at all dales safe; and has been given with singular good effect during pregnancy. , Its action is particular!, adapted to persons of bilious habits,4o4 those of seder.ury lives, where a sufficient action of the bowelp Is not kept op, and crudities retalmd in those organs are fro= ' trendy producing pains and distention, bead-aches, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. A Ung le trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. The worse uses of bilious or sick bead-aches are certainly removed by a single dose, and in a much shorter date than could be credited, but from esperlence. The Proprietor thinks krone to remark they will be found not only coact without pain ortuwasinees, bait to leave the body, after their immediate action testes, fret fines that costive state which &twiny Maned' the operation of hdie• doe medicines. add by E. Edwards, 66, Sc. l'ad's Cliar."-ja p rd re ; cl 7 146..06f0rd-serest ; slid Tau. Royaliticluulia, Ikeadun ; Si and 4s. 4d. par bos. Wisn also may be sr, Palk idedidoes of repo.' MR. SHERIDAN. In the Past, an I speedily will he publidaeci, emberished with a fine Portrait and a Fac Simile of his hand writinr, MEMOIRS of the Right Hon. RICHARD BRINSLEY SFIERIDAN. Drawn from authentic Do cuments, and illustrated with original Correipondence and a va riety of interesting Anecioteti; to which .will be prefixed, a Biographical Account of his Family. Ay JOHN WA nuNs, LL.D. &e. Printed for Henry Culburo, Conduit-street. At a Meeting oi the Committee, The Earl of WINCHILSEA, K.G. in the Chair; Aliotirrill, 1816. li was Rasotten—That the Association having hal tl•e pressing distresses of pirticalar classes of Manufacturen broughr under their notice,. cannot * refrain from submitting an earnest so licitadon to the Public, and more especially to persons of rank and fortune, to make such purchase, in British Silk and Laces as they may think St, assuring them that such purchases, said the example of such orders, may have tbe means of giving bread to thousands who are now under the pressure of extraordinary dis tress. • Sabseriptlons are received for the Association by all the Bankrn la London and Westminster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee ' Haase; ar.4.1 it the City of London Tavern. The following Subscribers of One Hundred Potinds and upwards, have been aided to the Committee: Earl of irAMFORD and WARRING rom • Sir WILLIAM FRASER, Bart. ..- START] ON, Esq. L L. GREFFULHE, Esq. ' ANDREW RIND, Esq. BAL.-COLL/SNAILS, COUWITNAY WARNER, Esq: --- BARCLAY, Esq. Amount of Subscri p tions alread At Gosling and Sharpe. The Earl of s.r.mford and Warrlogtou ,0100 0 Lord Grey St 10 Wm. Hagprd, Esq. 10 10 Gilbert N. Neyle, Esq. 10 la advertised 4 1 / 4 27,1156 S I At Barclay and Co. Barclay, Trittwib, Be- van, a n d Co. - 100 0 A. JI. • 21 0 H.l). 3 0 A few Inhabitants of Dorking, per Rev. G. liars • 16 0 Jos. liradney, Esq. 10 10 At Maaternian and Co. 'Choi. Welch, Esq. 20 0 • -- At Snow and Co. Mrs. HoSand 5 0 At Hoitell and Co. Wm. Towmcnd, Elti. 20 0 At Omits and Ca M. F. G. John Hughes, Esq. 5 5 K. F. G. 10 10 Mrs. Hughes 3 3 Miss E. F. Hughes 1 Mr. J. C. Hughes 1 1 Mr. G. Hatt 5 0 Dowager Countess of Gosford 20 0 At Hanksy and Co. John Nlxon, Esq. gl 0 At Williams and Co. F. P. i At Glyn •nd Co. D..an.l P. M. L. 10 10 Rev. T. C. Glyn 10 10 Mr. R. C. Glyn 3 3 At p;unimoods and Co. General C. G. Craufuz d 50 0 Wm. W. Raker 1 0 Rev. T. H. Michell 3 3 Mr. 3. Hughes 2 2 E. V. 2 2 Ludy Pulteney 20 0 At lliddulph and Co.. 'Streiton, Guiding, and Broatiwuod No 0 Sir John B. DAVIS 10 10 At Curries, Ratites, and Co. Mr. Putney 3 5 At DOlTirll and Co. /..Broadhunt, Esq. 10 10 T. P. 5 0 At Sir P. Pole sod Co. Mr. J. P. West, At Jones, I.loyd, Sod Co. J. Entwisk, Esq. 10 10 • At Hopkinson's. Mr. Field 10 10 At Prescott and Co. Mr. N. Cuttuop Mr. R. Ranudr.n S . 5 Rev. Dr.l.aw 10 0 .--.- At Lloyd's. • F. J. F. 1 1 J. 1.. Greffullte, Esq. 100 0 Urb. Sartoris, El. 50 0 Alessrs. Reed and Co. At Ladbroke and Co. N. Thompson, E,q. 10 10 Porter lire wt rs ICO 0 Juba Tolltunt er 21 0 D. Stephensou, EN. 30 0 • City of London Tavern. Mr. M. Greenaway 4 2 Rev. J. Morris 5 5 Geo. Brooks. Esti. 10 lu _ At Lubbock's and Co. Smith. Mario/ and Co. 52 10 B.A. Gohibmid and Co. 105 0 At !Worland, R 1531002, qn4 Co. R. Tait, Esq. so 0 Right Hon. Lady C. Pindar 5 0 At Boganquet anti Co. Fran. Fret lnn:, Esq. 40 0 At Hamniersley's. Catberall and Butcher 10 0 At Stephen , on's and Co. Mr. WM. Robinson 2 T. Courtenay Warner, Ebq, IGO 0 At Herries and Co. J. Fisbec 10 0 . At Robarts, Curti', and Co. A. D. , , 5 0 At Meaws. Marten, Call, and Co. Hon. H. Gnmstone 10 0 Hon. C. Grimstone 30 u At Sir J. Eat:Ades and Co. N. N. . 1 0 At Hoare'', Barnet, and Co. Neyva and oa ito 0 • • • —. At Wright, Selby. and Co. Captain Lindner I 0 It is requested that all I.etten from the Country to the Asso ciation be disected to the Secretary, and put uuder a cover, addressed as follows: Francis Fowling, Elf. Gourd Pnot-eist. A. M L. P. Temple•Cbaatbcn, London. W. G. CARTER, Sec. 5 5 This day was pub:idled, to a Vols. 12mo. Flee ,dl. Is. EDGAR. A NATIoxAL TALL —By Miss ' APPLETON, Audio's. of " Private Education." " The snot noble, the most loyal, the most heroic sentiments beans throughout this work ; the finest, the purest lessons of mo rality are inculcated in every tine." , Printed fur Henry Coburn, Condult•street. Of *bowl and aU Dookstller. miy he had, by the same Author, Private Education ; or, A Prac.lcsl Plan for tbelies of Young Ladies, with an Addres, to Paretri, Private Governesses and their Pupils, Second Edition, rovi,ed, price Ts. Gd. boards. 'llls day was published, • In S Vols. *lino. price El. is, embellished with Vignettes and Music, , ENAIk•VO N.—The • Edition.— Wnh as explanatory Preface.. , The Publisher avails hinterlf of this opportunity to caution the Public against the erroneous ha pres.ions which have 2revalled in the nilnJge of same 'wising* respecting tills Work; ihe most unfair and unfounded interpretations having be, n put upon many par ~of it. Amongst other misrepresi.ara•ions the cle.gracter at Lady Margaret Buct.aoaa has been a: tributel to one, to whom neigt•er In manner nor in mir.il it be.irs the least resemblance. The Preface to the press-it Union-contains a • statement of the extent to wh'ch hint., fur aunty of the characters, have been taken Irons actual übservanon. ••• Printi.d for Henry Colburn, Conduk-street. ' M. FOUCIIE, DUKE OF OTRANTO. Mr. C§Lseast will shorly publ , sh, by authority. in French as wtt ai English, the two following important protluction?: 1. A LET'rElt.t. the DUIU WELLING -CI-I'ON, addressed to his Grace from Dresden, by M. FOUCHF, Duke.of Otranto • • • 12. A SKEXCH of the PQIII.IC LIFE of M. FOUCHE, 'ike of °tramp, prchending twelve Political Documents of the highest fiver/y..110w first printed from the originals. _ _ _ . . . .. _ . .. Thss work portrays this celebrated matt as he really is. It ex liihits, hit most tetra sentiment+, the spirit of his public life, and the pkiciples which have directed hint at all periods and In situa tions the host diversified. . The political documents will he found to throw great light nn the personal relations of the Duke and on the history and cha racter of recent !VOUS. STANDARD WORKS ON INSANrIT.-MADHOUSES IN SCOTLAND. TliE THIRD REPORT from the COMMIT TEE on MADHOUSES in SCOTLAND, price 7s. or dered by the House of Commons to be printed, tbellth June, 18:6. The conteists of this Regan condst ehitly of , Answers by the Sheriff Depute of Edinburgh, to the questions of the Committee of the Hs M of Courtuons, relative to Mad houses; signed William Itae London, April 26, lu 6. era by the Sberiff De pute of the County or Forfar, to the queries trannait , ed to him by order of the Parllssues nmittee en Medhottses; signed Adam WI, Sheriff De. far; lallilialsisi4Ftweieluros...44.soos.au Answers by Robert Hamilton, IN. Sheriff . Depute of Lanark shire, to the queri,•• o• the Conuttittee of the Honourable HMS! of Commons on Madhouses.; dated Edinburgh, May tS, 1616; with two eneosures. taryl Answers by the Sheriff Depute of Abenleeushire, to the queries transmitted by order of the Committee of the Honourable House of Commoos on Madhouses, March rte, G ; dated Aberdeen, May 6; 1318; s gued Ales. Muir, Sheriff Depute of Aberdeen. shire; with four enclosures. • Report of the Sheriff. of the Comity of Renfrew, respecting Madhouses arid Insane Persons. 'ens:ether with the substances ur visit's of the Hon. li. G. Bennet, lis.l. to the Glassnw Lunatic Asytunt ; the St., Patrick or Swft's Holisal for Lunatics, in Dublin; and the Falpeirie at Pat is. Pew. ;A for Clemens ' 192, Strand. Of whoa: may be had, price 74 • The FIRST ANNUAL REPOR 1* an MADHOtTSEi in ENGLAND ft . ir IRlri, rearr b'ere Published. Ordered by the House of CO4IIIIOII, to be Printed, April 46, 1816. 'Phis new and very intereiting Report on Madhouses, contains numerous cases, and some singular and shocking details. It com• prises the important Minute. of Evidence of Bit. J. Newport; S'r Henry Halford, Bart. Dr. A. Baird; 1)r. J. Vetteh; Dr. R. Pow ; Mr. E. Wakefield; Mr. W. Ricketts; Mi. J. B. Sharpe: Mr. J. I lasiam, senior; Mr. J. W. amen.; Mr. J. Hasiam, jun. Mr. .r. Warhurtnn ; Mr. T. Damon; Mr. J. Watts; Mr. S. E. Forbes; Mrs. M. ilumieres; Mr. J. Bigamous; Mr. J. Black burn, and Mr. J. WoodbalL Incloding rare Letters, we frown W. H. Lyttleton.Esq. Melli tus. for Worcestershire, containing an Account , e f the Lunatic Alium, kept by Messrs. Rleketts at Drikwich; the other from Mr. Hallen, Solicitor, of Kiddernilnster, detailing the case of P.iwel,agauper lunatic, who was chained to a kitchen floor, and " Interedilke ayig," in an unoceopied house at Chesterton. 14 These Reports will doubtless become standard works oil the subject of Insanity. No medical library eao be complete without it. Every medical inan °fight to have it In bis podeession. The friends and relatives of those unfortunately bereft of reason,. ought toyerunt this work, that they may set the different :nodes of treatment, acid jUdge of the length Of the parolysm, and the probabilities of cure." MATRIMONY: • ARRIAGE should be tlieftiondatitsn of sheial . lAIL happiness, which better' disturbed through the Parties that ,sartis the union, tint taking those precautions which would secure them the enjoyment .Of that great domestic blessing. Amid.t Ihemelancisoly variety wf • disorders under width human nature is known to suffer,, there are noise mote alirmiqg or ono.: di..- . treating dais those which result from fad donabk gaietlei, early dissipation, or solitary Inientpetance. • - Messrs. CURIVE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous at tention of prastiee ezelusindy directed to the treatment and cur. of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, endtle them to the claim of itiperhar acquirement. As regular Auigeone, they offer a Speedy and Permanent curator every stateof that disorder, which Is contracted la sit unguarded moment. had which poisuns the spripgs °fills • aud for every class of debility, which is the consokl quence of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of tiud-Y 1 11004, entailing by anticipation on its unhappy victim all the ire lirmities of old age-Lehe body brimming enervated and mew dared--theeheeks yellow and bloodiess—wed the mind SWOP anti dejected. For the result of tillat success ie this perks. /sr brands, they refer to that rep station, which, they Mtge themselves, they *pa acquired, b y SO years yipeetellco, In a I pstach extended prictice. In slight and recent cases of ilyphilk• rda Comphdats, &perks* cure is completod in the short period el Owe days; and Intik most aggravated mese, sewer perseverance ib their plated treatment Wares to the patient an invigorated, constitution. Married Women. who lave' brag been dileigginiated in their' expectation, n family. May be shinsud they in mem Instances. such directs sre mrable brindled MI; and Omagh the re moval 5f each inspedlineots be en 011 of doubt mdentsurininty with others, Tee the cure of swab Mem, by the genie gro pes GI renovation, is dse aeopasmiset of Mak angueionsit. Wein. CURitiE and CO. may be emaielevd by Pailestsef elthier dm. With the pesteetnewesy and homier, mediae house llama-garden. Patients in thenevntris !tads( did; -enin g age, and general habit Id- &keg, Re. agc. enclosing a remit tent:him advice and medicines, the sebse *Ube Oen of scut to aWy Rust Of the 1101gdosti.- 6 -107 8 1tmidergliden. • • • I FLANDER*, MAIL. • VIENNA, JULY 27. Madame Miir tt, not haring been yet able to find a suitable house, is going for the present to Pres burgh. She must leave Homburgh next week, be. cause the English Ambassador, Lord Stewart, wishes to take possession by that time ; the Assignees of Baron France having let the chateau to him at a higher rent. SWITZERLAND, JULY 99. The population of the manufacturing cantons con tinues to suffer by the obstacles which the neighbour ing countries throw in the way of their industry. 'Mir losses are.estimated at above seven millions of florins. Theism" of corn has fallen this week in all the markets in the East of Switzerland. The 'fine prospect of the harvest, which is about to begin, will make it fall still ibwer. On the Maine and the Rhine the people's alarms begin insensibly to subside. Seve ral convoys of grain, which speculators had sent for from Italy, have suddenly received counter-orders on the toad, on account of the unexpected fall in the price. NUREMBERG, AUGUST 1. It is said that the German Princes have given or ders to their Chanceries, nnt to use, or to take, in the tab sof Sovereign Princes (not Kings) in French, the unsuitable title of Monsei.:neur, because it de grades ahem, and puts them in the eyes of foreigners, parricululy rho Fmk!), on a ►evel with their Dues, Marquis, arid Princes, and in France and Italy every Bistaip and higher Officer of State is Called Monsig nure and Monseigneur. Some public papers say, that the Es• Consul of Rome, Angelini, was conducted out of France by. gensdarmes. lie had rtckonsd on the protection of the English Government, but Lord Stewart had let him know he could not protect bim. The cause of his banishment ik said to be a, criminal correspon• dente with some English revolutionists. FRANKFORT, AUGUSF 3. It is affirmed that the Diet will open on the sth. From that day till the 14:11, the tune will be taken up in the reciprocal visits of the Plenipot,ntiaries, the firing of their rank and etiquette, 50 that - the first •sitting cannot take place till the 15111. PRESERVATION OF ME.4T. Copy of a Letter from Wit.taku Kaasitaw, Esq.. .Parser of cite Hon. Efit-India Company's ship Cuff• Dells, to ►4essrs. DONKIN, HALL, :Mid CO. Gentleaten—l have •' MAT se, Ism catkin out oy Captain e e 1i• bank, of the Cane we,re in excellent condition ; and on iipese hag some of our tin cases towards, the latter end of a lung voyage we found them equally. good; in shorn, out of the Xt 01 worth:. there was not above one tip damaged. I assure you we find them not only a great treat out at .sea, but also .of.gniat convenience. We generally get some turtle in the Straits, and we_ usegonr muck turtle soup with it. The two combined made us as grad turtle soup 24 could he obtained at any tavern in . London. dies some of your friend+a kith ut MM.—Your most obedient servant, , WILLOO4 KIRS.IIIIW, Purser, 11 C. 8. Cuffnells. ' " This It the second voyage 1 hwe experienced the excellence, convenience, and economy of your Provisions."... Ettract of • o I atter fr9to Commodore A. F. EVA NS, R. N. &e. at Bermuda, to Wit.stros FoaSTIEII, Esq. Paymister'of the /lon. East-India Company's Mahar); Fund, dtc. • " The :neat irom Deakin and Co s. is delicloui*, and bat been most serviceable to us. It is a must *linkable 'contrivance, and we desire never to be without it. • " Uwe kill our own meat, what skth . feeding,s!ckness, deaths and loss of one kind or other, we . think Donkin's ineeltely cheapest: what there is h of the best, no waste, always ready," atc. Copy of a Latter from Capta;n ALtIANOti RollatTllolll, coin• maading the Hon. East-11,41a Company's ship Surat Castle. " London, November 27, 1815. " Gentlemen—l have much satisfaction in bearing testimony to the success of your mode of preserving animal foodfrOso trefaction during the longest voyages; but the few canisters (I) • 1 seq; you some days ago,after having gone through every variety of climate attending a China voyage, in which a long detention at Batavia is included, will speak more effectually in it. favour than any advantages I experienced from ft, which were such as determine me never to go to sea without benditingirom it. " Your Soup Consonsta, whi i 1 have tried dame I wise borne; seems to complete a salutary and conifortable`Mode of Living on long voyages..—Your obedient servant, • To Messrs. Dunkin, Hail, and Cu." •" A. ROBIllthil." NOTZ.-- The canisters with which Captain Robertson favoured Messrs. Dmskin and Co. on the 7th instant, were as follows:11os 3695, weighing 131 b. 14nz. ; 4469,171 b. 110i..;*4479, I 61b. 12ex. ; 4500, 171 b. 12oz. ; 161 b. 4504, 18113. 40z.; 4S/S, Iflb. 90z.; the wisiels are very nearly two years old, having been koot on board the H.C. S. %rat Castk, about the latter . and of December, 1 8 19. Fresh Mess Beef plaip, or with vegetables, supplied at Is. 9d. per lb.—'rhe Leg of Beef, with vegeta bles, at Is. 6d. per lb. canisters included:—The Meats being cookeJ, and without bones, they an rendered nearly equivalent to doubk the quantity in the ram state—sfor it should be particularly noticed that Ahe waste in cooking, and the weight of bone, is about au - hay. Thus calculating the above in the rata Oats, the price is but ,9J, per lb. for the I,eg of Beef with vegetables, awl • for the Fmh *is Beef bat 'Did. per canisters included.. - The Meats ad prepared in caniiiersd Ob . . to 40Ib. weight each ; the Vegetable SotiPs in quart and . pint bottles, milk in pints, Ste. also conciliated Gravy Soup prepared in small honks, viz. for making quarts, at 365. per dozen ; ditto pints, Ifls.'ditto two thirds . of a pint, 12s. do. ••• Apr tor the Patentees, Messrs. DONKIN. HALL , aed amar.e, Blue allichcei - • Rip ' , - Bermondsey, Southwark; or to Mr. Bealniass. dm 'Office, 90,, LOlnb#o-etrec!cidul*ll.l ~;.• ..