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`i<4 ~~ - ill 9845. few Spanish Melo-Drama of ' Trte Monk's Cowl; t only excited the most lively interest, but also the probation of a crowded audience, will be repeated ntng till further notice. YAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ABTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER-BILIDGE. e patronage of their Royal Highnesses the name Romer and Dora of Yost. ----- - EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SATUR wiII be presented, a new Broad Cornit Equestrian gu ihed y FAMILY AND THE ASCOT JOCKIES. i Sit Real Ponies will start for a Sweepstakes, to be Five Heats, four times sound the Course, (beim bird of a mile), each Heat. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. Avery. Sich will be performed (for the 4th time) an entirely Comic Mem-Drama, in Two Acts, with new Music, hoses, and Decorations, called MONK'S COWL ; .or, The Child of Mystery. n which create terror, but yet corroborate the doe t Providential Interest in the transactions of maabiod. salutary effects. Too much pains, therefore, canent incukne this truth; as the absence of the idot justice' u always the cause of the ammo!** wail • in the world.--The Melo-drama tosonclude *MU d of Judgment In the Inquisition, displaying - do f that dreadful Tribunal, Masked Witness, B.e. Fie Exercises on Two Horsei ! by Mr. W. Davis, jun. risetk TERZI will go through her scientific and de— mums so two Ropes, assisted by Madedholeelle Nina Comic Song, by Mr. Herring. ole to conclude with the Comic Eatravagliza of The TAILOR and his Horse TALLY-HO. Billy Bat-` liakeen; and Mrs. Button, Mrs. Daly. Price Half past Eigbt .— A Private Box may be had' I:..quettrin 'Coition from. Nine till Three. ',ONDON HOSPITAL, SEPT. 8, lens. Quarterly General Court of the Governors tis institution, held on Wednesday the 2d instant, it 11 that the House Committee be requested to examine alifications of such Gentlemen as may offer themselves es for the Office of Chaplain and Resident Governor ; t three to be r resented to the Gene* Court of Go their choiie ; and it was resolved, that the Duties and , Aifications of the Chaplain and Resident Governer axe of the above Resolutions, the noise Conrmittee Lint the Clergy of the Established Church—A Oen quired to undertake the Office of Chaplain and Stai ner. lie must be between the ages of twenty di and 11 Print's Orders. Ile will be expected to rod& in 1, and not undertake any duty out of it. The parti e duties to be performed may be bad, by application ,tary, Mr. Jones, Bell -court, Walbrook ; or at the The emoluments will be Two Hundred and PST •Ar exclusive of the Table, Coals, Candies and aims ' will be provided for him. Such Gentlemen as are undertaking this serious and important duty, are re atend and produce their Testimonials to the House at be London Hospital, on the 20th day of October, befort Eleven o'clock in the morning of that day. JOHN JONES, Secretary. .e Day of Election is fixed for the lath November. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, i f tM Honourable the Coeunimaioaers aihlr hat the Costouppilouse, ROCUSSTER,I4 etith September, 1818, at Einem &Cloth hi rte, IiOUDSUND: in autctey 7 Bunches Bugles 185 Stones for Necklaces, &c. 190 l'rints 45 Ounces Garnets 14 Rings 6 Paintings 11 Strings Coral Beads 1 Gold Watch 1 Gold Locket n '!' Pieces Paper for Rooms. Medal, 2 Pair Ear s, 8 Silk Winders, 12 Pair inuff Boxes, 1 Remnant Crape, 4 Dresses, 6 Yards Handkerchiefs, I Remnant Cambric, S Pair Elastic Bottles Cologne Water, 1 Bottle Lavender Water, 3 Pieces Sealing Wax, 2 Remnants OR Skin, 9 Pieces ad, the Materials of a Yawl and an Open Boat, 9 An- I 1 Warp. P6ll ! Gallons Geneva —. Brandy Bottles of Wine IN. Cocoa Thread Lacc and !ging ?is ti , .ckkace and Ear To at Esorwq yr: ONE YAWL, and ONE GALLEY. • Pot EINPATATWN : 13 Remnants Silk 15 Yards SlULRibband , and 35 single Silk Irrikerchiefs hawk carfs [Alf-Handkerchiefs ?Oft T/111 ibout S 7 Gel. Wine Dozen Bottles ditto ;occults 121 Pair Leather Gloves 3 Pair Silk Stockings. ,trove Root Powder par above Goods may Four, the .day preeedie ?posit of Ts enty-five BUMS : I Cue containing 18 Shells 1 Caae containing 5 Earths* Pots 2 Paintings 8 Bottles Pickles. x viewed between the hours of g, and morning of the Sale. ler Cent. will be required. CATON ON DEBILITY. wn published, price 3ar 6d. a New T=itian of ( .. 1 1CAT. OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI 17,Irks natural and contracted, of tke GENERATIVE methods Sates; including nemesis on Onaniwns B*- 7es ksen,NocturnalEtnissions, Gleet,, Tapes Donets, 22; &C. Ice. with the Theory of Generation. By T. AL CATON, Surgeo-,, t to, Stka.ope-street, Neweastle-strcet, Strand ; of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. for W. Neely, 7s, Lombard -street, London. Also, 'osos Indigent:sa, Scrofula, and Cutananis Diseases, 3s. —t, A Treatise on Female Diseases, 31. 64.-3. On Ind Winter Cough, 3.1.-4. On the Vene real Diseases Ss. I leterzstits Work, (with a Portrak of the Author) entitled LIDE to HEALTH, which in a concise man r recoinmends the most simple and efficacious remedies, per triode of treatment for the following diseases, vie.— 'or Miscarriage, Asthma, loss of appetite, &newels, 'arglaints, Chlorosis or G reen Sickness, C hild Belting, into, ?mule Diseases, floor Albus, Flatulence or dots, Doaorrhasi Hypochondriac or Melancholy Gee' oak Lullscredoni, Lowness of Spirits, Menstrual Eva- Nervous Diseases, Onaniarn or Secres Venery, Phitlale k t ßh eumatism , Se minal Weakness, Ten of life, 17e lwaset, &c. With Advi ce to both Sexes to obtain a ra. permanent cure for them secret inartoitlet Of nature locy often forbids to disclose even to their nearest re- And a Treatise on Female Domes, Nervous Hypo arid Cons umpt i ve Complaints. To which is added an Nne VENEREAL Dews!, elms, seminal weakneense 'tractive habit of a private nature, with an Address to Guardians, Tetors, and those who have the tare and Ol Youth, lik ew i se a d v i ce to fathers, P2clinubliT to ire afflicted with nervous complaints; the wlsple std and illustrated with a variory of authentic faces never SAMUEL SOLOMON, M. D. Preparer iattiraaffle Medicines the Cordlidllahn of t3iltrad, os, &;,, Ltita, Szanti ; &con, 1.50, Oxford -street; Butler, lei Tot, Aphange i and Ward, LtolOora. Price 3a. -,_ In tie Pies, end isnmedittely wet In !e - In One Vol. Bvo. Illustrated by Plates • PATHOLOGICAL AND-SURGICAL OBSER4 VATIONS on DISEASES of the 10/141 1 S. I By 8.. C. BRODIE, F.R.S. Assistant-Surgcon to St. George's Hospital, and Lecturer on Surgery. hinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brews, Linda& This day was published, price fo. boards, the Third of LETTERS FROM ILLINOIS.—By MO OIS BIRKBECK. Printed for Taylor and Hersey, FUetotseet. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Notes on a Journey through America from Virginia to Ms" With a Map, 6s.—The Map separate, Is. Notes on a Tour in France, 4s. 6d. MRS. TAYLOR'S NEW WORK. This day were published, in foolscap ovo. with a beantifuT Pros tispiece price ss. boards, the Second Edition. of RE'R6cAL DUTIES OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN.—By Mrs. TAYLOR, of Olcar. Printed for Taylor and Remy, OS, Fleet-street. Of whons may be . b.K by the saute AollhOrs Maternal *tacks& for pUgglwor's best laterals, 4141,th . lklition, is. •. IL Practical Hints to Young Females, on the Duties of a Wit% a Mother, and a Mistress of a 'Family. Seventh Edition, ss. 3. The Present of a Mistress to a Young Servant. Fourth Edition, 31. ed. . • 1 .Jefivai or eifirftrrierirpttx 'writ eter tie* Teri xacriEß or iif/l. Illlbtlalfliff, 14- SATZ NO l'O TIM IIeiPPOiIITNIT:Vr OP 'R cOwsrts .fOn. The C..oniMittieliaSlit their Report strongly reconainesited to tie attention of Paribittat, and of the Molders, two Itior:4- liasal Gentlemen, to whose voluntary assifience they ha 4 . 10i0 greatly indebted during the course of tuck inquiries. i allo4e to Mr. Payiruid Mr. 'Km Of their eminent. qualkations to prec a fill the - j "if Commbsloncrs, every one who attended to oar . - ina aware. The casc of Mr. Parry wa s , inde t a z ,iiic . Ai* TX ) tappet I ted thatz bad for some years de-' voted Maim s :it "pot* to the very kvedgition Mardi the Board was to priminis, He had been occupied in examinin' g the abuses in lifis-Berkshirel26irities, up& which he hoe just published a valuable Treatise. He was the very man for the new offize; be was a Commissioner. if I may so speak, ready /nails to our band; he was trained-to the business by a lucky 4:demi , - denee; he was, by this =bleat, the ealy.maza who could be ad to unite experience with the etlase.qiiallties required; and 4.• Itmeal.! 4 -2 4 dF bed be any of the &w -hacks which might be suppa . fo frelftlei his appointment.lii ba4 never mixed in pada at all i his copectiooltillare Minis terial ; he was known to the Lord Chaneelloz , and.moeh esteemed by him ; he had, indeed, bean . promoted by his Lordship to the place of Coosiniedaser of Bankrupt; to the Members of the ,Committee he Was wholly unknown, except by his co-operation; Done of us had ever beard his name mentioned, until the UNA ber for Berke informed us of the similarity bf his pursuits. Thus then, form* seemed to present a person eminently fitted for the service tithe public, and it might have been supposed that Lord Sidmouth would eagerly avail himself of the opportunity to appoint at least one Commissioner whbm all men would allow to be well chosen. What won the grounds of this rejection lam yet to learn. Whether that he had incurred the guilt of drawin g forth any warm commendations, solely by his own merits, or that abounding in all other requisites, be bad no friend at Court, or brit his inquisitorial babies might give alarm to many favoured personages ; or that his claims stood in the way of illustrious ,. birth united to obscure merit ; uraat the patronage of the Horne Department was at all bmardeto be defected against every in road of desert as well as of parliamentary recommendation. All we 'know is the fact, that neither Ilr. Parry nor Mr. Koe are fn 'the Commission. Among the honorary Coraraissioners, we had been led to hope that Lord Lausdown and theihshop of London would appear. It ienot easy to find two individuals more admi rably qualified for the office, by the union of inflexible integrity with conciliatory temper, and of ecuteunderstanding with habits of application to affairs. But I own that in my eyes those dis tinguished persons were still .fursher recommended by their avowed disposition in favour of the proposed inquiry ; and I am therefore the more disheartened, when I find their places sua. plied by two Right Reverend Prelates, one of whom displayed his irresonclleible hostility to the Bill, by even voting against its commitment; and the other, his disinclination tow trds It, by re tiring beforetbi division, in which the Bench of Bishops took so active a shares. These are the oft. Peers whet! names I tied in the list. Neither Lord Rosslan who brought forward themes don with suck signal ability., nor torsi Holland, nor Lord Car narvon, who powerfully supported him, are includadf. But I feel myself compelk.d, however irksome the task, to take notice of another omission. No Members of the Education Committee are stationed at the Board, to superintend the exe cution of their own measure, to keep watch for the public, sti mulating the doubtful seal of some, and checking the declared hostility of others ; in a word, to give the country a substantial s ecurity, that the abuses so loudly complained of shall in good earnest be investigated, and that the Commission shall fiat be changed from an unsparing inqiiisition, Istria thicker cloak thin that under which the poor have already been despoiled. It might have been expected that either Mr. Rabingtoo or myself, who had taken the principal part in the labours of the Commit tee, would have been placed upon the watch for these puiposes. Of Mr. Babtngton's claims to the office, every ooe who knows him will admit that I need say nothing. Unfortunately he has lately by his retirement from public life, added one qualification , which all who have marked the honesty and usefulness of his Parliamentary conduct will allow, that the country has cause 'to lament. After thin to notice, so much higher than any that I can bring forward, had been disregarded, I could hardly igel surprised at my own offer of service being rejected, with contempt, by the eminent Mad of the Home Department. I was induced to tender myself by the strong representations of my fellow-labourers it the Committee. As the office conferred neither emolument, nor patronage, nor power ; as it only gay.- the privilege of hard labour, of which the habits of my life end my zeal for the cause, Made it very clear that I should cheer , fully take advantage ; I imagined taint the most implacable spe cies of malice—the spite of peculators trembling for their unjust gains—could hardly impute any selfish views to the application. therefore openly stated in my place that I was anxious to be an honorary member of the Commission. I added, that even if my temporary retirement from Parliament were deemed an in dispensible condition of the appointment, I still desired to have the option upon those terms ; being of opinion that I might rm.. der more valuable service to the country, by devoting to tha proposed inquiry the whole time which I could spare from pro fessional avocations. But I do not find that great leisure is thought necessary for the business of the Board. The Speeltbr is at the head of it ; and SirW. Scott is another of its members. Than the former no man can be 2 more fit President; bat I ara not quite disposed to look for very active investigation frcm th: Right Honourable Member fur Otford. Ise is urderstood 'to be decidedly hostile to the Bill. • His constituents arc known to be in general the warmest encolias of the whole inquiry. That he and Mr. Yorke are named instead of Mr. Basing:on and myself, I trust I may be ikvsnitteti to regret with the most per fect respect for two Gentlemen whose fair difference of opinion, widely as it separates us, I entirely honour. That party coedderalons dictated this decision, I feel nis willing to believe. In the ease of Mr. Babington they could have no weight. In my own, I will venture to say, they would be exceedingly misplaced; fur I t.i.pstal with confidence to eatil Member of the Committee, and to every person in (leveret:set with whim I have had thi honour of commaaicating, todefe. d in. from the suspicion of having in any one ',stance shewn rar self influenced by political feelings% during the course of the ir quire. So determined was Ito avoid every thing which not ht lead to such Imputations, that I inegrfered at the Westmortat'l Election to prevent any allusion from being made to the cost tf St. Bees School, and uniformly refused access to the evidente touching that extraordinary affair to persons whomight eat it for the purposes of the contest. ft has been suggested that,l art omitted because the Ministers weie apprehenSlsc of my carr;iag the inquiry. further than they wishedit to go. Pertaihly ';shin Ii have felt no desire to push it beyond Site jest limits: I abeekl Sete only taken care that every abuse wasetearelted tallest very hirttem, whoever alight be engaged in It. Cane-step short of thisalshould not have consented to stop, further there was no occasion tq so. • The Bishops of I'eterboroueh and St. Asaph. • f It is singularly enfortunate that neither the speech Of told at t ogyn, so replete with imporralt information, as well 024111 fit and enlightimeti views, on Nation?' l'alucation, nor that of Lord Holland, worthy of his illustrious kinsman, were reported, • - . -Per eft.!. ...,,, ~. .• . . , A 77. 1...1.,g4 ; , 111 . t o * . ......:40 0 s . \ k l / 4 . . • lIURSDAY, • SEPISM' BER 17 1 • 1818. ' . Pitics Simms...wet st. This day was published, In foolscap Bvo. viio a beautiful Frontispiece, puke is. in bds. DISPLAY. A TALE. By JANE TAYLOR. " We never met with any cempositiea so completely and beautifully simple both in sentiment and style, which a• the same time interested us so strongly by the the naivete of Its de scriptions, sometimes heightened by the most delicate touches of humour and pathos; by the heart that pervades the narrative, and the air of reality which is thrown over the characters." nettle Review. Printed Mr Taylor and Heiser, in, Fleet-street. ° Of whom may be had, by the same Author. FOUTS in Rhyme, on Mown God Mat a% Third Edition, price es. boards. Tis day was published, In foolscap livo. with a beautiful Frontispiece, price ss. In bds. 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This day was published, An improved Edition, embellished with numerous Views, Map, and Plan, price as. bound, I)LANTA'S NEW PICTURE of PARIS; or, the Stranger's Guide to the Preach Metropolis: accurately d•Paribialtibe pedant Establiduarsts, resnarksbie Edifices, Places of Amusement...ad other object worthy of notice; also, a Desalytion et the of brie, and the various Routes Ikea Eagles& Wiebigenictstar Hints to Travellers, htc. Printedler . Bamuel Leigh, Is, *reed. eft may be had 4 greet Vasiety of ineemaing Books for die use et Traikallers on site Condoent. Thb day were published, price es. in extra boards, or 10s. 6d. elegantly bound in calf and gilt, THE BEAUTIES of SHAKSPEARE, regularly selected from each Play ; with a General Index, digesting them under proper Heads. By the Rev. W. DODD, LLD. •„• The above elegant volume is printgl in a superior style by Whistingham and is illustsated with u&litcla of Sixty Cuts, executed by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston. 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Brown; Stirling and Slade ; and J. Thomson and Co. Handsomely printed in Quarto, and illustrated by a Map of Italy, and IS beautiful Engravings from original Drawings by Blom, Prods, P. Nicholson, Farcy, &c. Volume XII. Part 11. (Price One Guinea, boards,) of THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPIEDIA ; or, Dicti3aary of Arta, Sciences, pad Miscellaneous Litera ture. Conducted - _ _ By DAVID BREWSTER, LLD. Fellow'ofthe Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and of the I.•c'ciety of Antiquaries of Scotland; Member of the Geo- logical Society of London, of the American Andquarian So ciety, and Honorary Member of the Literary and Philosophi cal Society of New York, and of the Royal Physical Society - of Edinbuigh. The principal Articles in this Half Volume are :—ltaly, Judma, Juggernauth, Junius, Ivory, Jutland, Kalcidosaipe, Karopt schatka, Kant, Kelp, Kelso, Kant, Kentucky, Kepler, Khmer. dlixeshire.Kinrossehire, Kirkcudbrightshire, Knighthood, Knox , Laeemaking, Lacedzmon. Ladronts, Lamp, Lansetskire, Lair cashire, Lapdscape Gardening, Language, Lapland, Lavater, Lavoisier, Law Leeds, Leicestershire, Leith. Leo X. Library, Lichen, Lichfield. mr A few Copies are splendidly printed on the finest Royal Paper, with Proof Imp:moons of the Plates, pries AI Ills. Id. each Part. in boards. Printed for Win. Blackwood. and Waugh, and bums, Edin burgh ; 36bn Murray ; Baldwin, Cradoe.k. and Joy; J. M. Rich ardson, London ; and the other Proprietors. BILIOUS PILLS, IDREPARED by F. NEWBERY and SONS,-and sold by them at the Original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. oh, St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapside, Lon.. don, and 29, Thute-street, Dublin, in boxes, price 2s. gd. each. These Pills are at modern invention, formed upon the improved state of Medical science, by an eminent Physician, who has used them in iris praedee with the greatest success in the cure of Bi lious disorders. They operate principally as a purgative and de obstruent ; promoting the proper action of the liver in the seers. tido of bile, correcting ft when In a vidated state, and removing aII ohnotious matter with which the stomach and bowels are op pressed. Thus they prove an excellent remedy for indigestion, sick braii-a , bs, loss of appetite, costiveness, and flatulencies, arising from acrimonious humours, or front bilious, gouty, or nervous af fections, prcidliting the happiest effects in a safe and easy Manner. Sold also by J. Sanger, 150, thfmdi=eet; Nmekins, Bond, street ; Stradling and Nix, Royal change ; Barris. Ludgate"- street; and by all respectable venders Si sown and country. %Merl Chant /konnsimarlat DlipititmOst, i . Admit, 11118. N OTICE is hereby giveit to sib Pertons desirous of mat:at:dog to supply the Sdkiilig Artidit/or the Use 44 the Army, Mx. BREAD—To Ms Majesty'alnad 1 0 ortik Centoonsehts, Qear tan, and Barracks, intheindethasld anntles and Islands : Alderney rases • - Nerfolk Bedford alosweAdading the Northampton , Berke: 'mind* the City of Bristol Northumbetrand Sown of fissgessord Guano, Nottingham jpgrA • . . Hants Woad . Hereford Salop Cmbrldge,lnekilleig Ilartliaml Somerset the Town of New.- &NT_ ' Stafford market Suffolk C_iesser , Isle 011 Surrey Cornwab, indedial =,_. •7 • • Sussex ' I , SM/li Warwick Cni 1 eurland . . lAN.. • ' Wisonarsisol Derby LeleedeS Wilt. 1 Dorset Worcester York Durhata Basset! North &South 'Wales And in the severs/ Counties in North Britain. As alm larrid to the Household Troops fn London & its Vicinity. OATS.- —To his Blaissoty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Qum ton, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands Bedford Gloster Oxford Berwick Hereford - • Rutland Cambridge Hunts _ . 'Westmoreland Cumberland Lincoln Wottester Maamouth North & Soutk Wales Derby . Durham FORAGE. viz.—.oats, Hay, an 4 Straw, to his Majesty's Ca valry is Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Cointies in South Britain : Berks Kent Suffolk Cornwall Lancaster Surrey Devon Middlesex Sussex Dorset Norfolk Warwick Essex Northampton Wilts Hants, including the Nottingham _ York. Isle of Wight Someis - et Mid in the sevetal Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the ESth day of October next; that Proposals in writing, sealed op and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or beforeTisursday,the Etth day of September,bat none wM be re ceived after twelve o'clock pa that day, and 'if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for cash County, and Island, exclpt for the Counties comprising North and South W all of which must be included in one Tender ; as must the several Counties in North Britain ; and Proposal must have the Letter Which is annexed to the T er properly filled up, by two persons of known property to become bound with the party tendering in the stated in the printed 'Particulars for the dne perfor ce of the Contract ; and ne Proposal will bit noticed unless on a printed Ten**, and the prices expressed in words at length; and should it so hewn, that du. ing the'codtinuance otihn - Centrset no troops sild be reppOsti in the County, the expense of the stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid it the farm instance by the Contractor, will be reloaded to him. Pc rticulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of eleven and five ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-Gencral Young, Edinburgh. P. S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the Chain hers, between the bouts of twelve and two. OFFICE 00 ORDNANCS, &pe. 1818. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his • MA INSTY's ORDNANCE de hereby give Notice, Thit proposals will be received at their 05ce, in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 18th instant, from such Persons u may be willing to undertake the Su?ply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the followimg Districts, to be de- Sneed in at the expense of the Contractor, viz. WOOLWICH, WESTERN, NORTH BRITAIN, SUSSEX, MIDLAND, KENT, exclusive of Woolwich, SOUTH-WEST, EASTERN. For a period of Six Months from the tit day of October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix tare of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, sad delivered in Trusses of 38 lbs. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Striw, and delivered in Trusses of 361bs. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each M. side which may be delivered, at the following rates, vie. For the Oats at per hundred pounds. Avoirdupois weight, For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for twill or more of the said Dhtricts, and it Is expected that the Oats► ' tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the puled' of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance**, saute after the rate per horse per week. Farther Particulars may be known upon application to th;' Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any dap between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Pro posals must be delivered, sealed up and enddrscd, " Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 18th inst. at Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same day ; nei ther will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. it Oahe tt Mt iheld, If. CREW, See. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DKEILITY. THEi late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the course of his extensive practice, emsuuntered repeatedly such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that be was in cluded to dirett its principal attention to the discovering an ef fe.tual end permanent *needy. This invaluable Medicine bete offered to the public attention under the title of " Pr. ro- THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result ' of his efforts ; by means of which he invariably ascomded in sub duing and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits, Heed-aches, Loos of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Hypochondriaciasi, Extreme assitude, Anxiety, Fainting Flts, and every Mad of debility or relaxation of the system. To those unfortunately thus sElesed, it is confidently recommended to use the above inestimable Medicine, by which they areJassured of obtaining immediate rater, sad by a due perseverance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold ia Battles, at M. ed. 1 is. and ins. by Mertes and Sem, Cheanisv.jklo.,% Ohwpside, Cornet of St. Paul's, London • and 54, SackuMectreef, Dublin; aid ad the principal Boobs:Rem Druggists, and Medicine Vendors airoughout the Kingdom •