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4.Al.4l'foirrif. • dr c.A • A 41 . y11 144 ~t , • N-A . ' 14,11 j A u l 41144-vieJ. Sly .44 1 01 kw \‘ • Ni 111 It ER 8776. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1815. PRICE StipnNot-ii AI. FPENNT. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.' ANI T• Hr, PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Operatic Drama of THE UNKNOWN GUEST; Or, THE EXPLOSION OF THE MINE. lo which will be added. THE WOODMAN'S HUT. Tom nrrnw,otheno; with Rimini. y,,,1 ,v, Kit , 7 Henry IV. Part I. with The Adopted Child. : ; ::,,!.tv lost ?Ism) a new Tragedy, called Ina, in which Mr. r • t;.. rform a Prino/41 character. MR. SCAR'S NEW NOVEL. Just published, in S vols. price 18s boards, T HE MAGIC of WEALTH.—A Novel.—By T. S. SURR, Author of a Winter in London, Barnwell, and Splendid Mimi Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davin, Strand. In the Press, and shortly will be publkhed, MEMOIRS of the ABBE EDGEWORTH ; containing Two Letters to the Abbe at.d his Brother from Louts XVIII —By C. SNEYD EDGEWORTH, Esq. Printed fur R. 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OFFICE OF ORDMANCE„ItriI S, ism THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of hi: Milo JESTY'r ORDNANCE, ah .4erAt, give wake, 1 hat Proposals will be re.:eiveti•at their Oahe in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 21st iLitint, from such Persons as may be willing to it nlertake the : , traly of various Articles termed " PE rIY EMPTIONARY," for service of this Dtpartmenr, for a period of three years, determinable after the expiration of one year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns and Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon app. cation at the Princiral Storekeeper's Office in the 'Tower; and tardier particular*, together whh the Terms and Coadition: of the Contract, may he known at the Secretary': Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day hers% ern the haurs of to and 4 o'cl wk, where the Pi oposals mu-t b -delivered, sealed up and ettd. sed " Proposals for Petty F.mptionary Articles ;" bit no Prcyosal caa be admitted arer the said List in-tant, at twelve o'clock at flout of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed wales, the party making ur an Agent io his behalf, shall attend. ily Order of the Ruud: R. H. CR Riff, Secretary._ VoIES FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. CHELSEA. TWO SMALL DWELLING-HOUSES, In THRP.E-CROWN COURT, ROYAL HOSPI FAL Ro W. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's Coffee-house, 'Chatige-Allry, Cornhfil, on WEDN ESDAY , the 26th April, at 12, in Two Lori, TWO Brick-built FREEHOLD DWELLING. HOUSES, one storey high, Ane room on a floor, with an enclosed Yard In trout, situate at the !;outb end in Threes Crown• court, in the Papsh of it. Luke\ Chet-ea ; let on an Agr‘le:sient .for Tlwee Years from Lady-day la-t, to Mr. Chapman, Salesman., To be viewed by applying to Mr. Chapman, Salesman, Royal Hospital-row, Chehiea ;of whom Particulars may be lad; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden. square. By BARNARD and FRANKLYN, 'l'o BE SOLD BY AUC !'ION, At the Auction Mart, on MON DA Y, April 24, at Twelve, in Sit Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, ACAPITAL ESTATE at Ri c ksm a n s w ort h, i n the County of Hertford, consisting of a Mansion H tuse, called MONEY HILL, and upwards of a I h , :usand Av . 's of Land, divided into several Farms, called Mill End Farm, Stocker's Farm, the Hill Farm, Woodwicks aid Pulling Spit, now in the several occupations of Z Wisliart, Esq. lames Eagle. ton. Joseph Hone, 1. Kirby, Wnt Jo'on Sed;wick, W. Wm. Sedgwick, and W. Wm. Sedgsvock, ion. under Leases. The Estate may be viewed by a:ylieatiou to, and leave of, the respective Tenants, and deicririve Particulars ntay be had at the Swan Inn, Rickmansworth ; Essex Arms, Vattord ; Red Lion Inn, Barnet ; Angel, St. Alban's; Half Mona, Hertford; Salis bury Arms, Hatfield; principal Inns at Uxbridge, Beaconsfield, AyleslositT, Henley, and Maidenhead ; Place nt Nae ; at Mr. Wade's, Solicitor, litinntow, Essex ; at his Agents, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Daw,on, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn, London, where a Platt of the Estate is left; Mr. Benjamin Whitney, Yoxlord, Suffolk; and of the Auctioneers at Thaated, Essex; and any further Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Wade. E _AI4I) FED 1 - H. BARLOW begs to inform the Nobility and tfi • Gentrs, t!,a; he is appointed Agent to one of the bast Shef. held P:at. Manufacturers, and 1.; authorized to allow 20 per cent. discount, pr.impt payment, on all goods, warranted the strongest plated ever made. It k to be considered, that there is an olive...LlS ailvamagc in parchasing direct from :he manufactory, as the re peAttql clearin6 eve ry article In OIL Shopi la a , a jeer t.t. makes a dill-rence of one or two years in the wear.—P;ate Furnished on commission.—No I, Grange court, Carey -s reet, Lincoln's lean. 111A1:11-1 AND 1 - I.APP.Isti.SS. WHEN the spark lite begins to gl ow dim, the c i rculation 13nruid, and the mentual faculties impaired by those melancholy infirmities which torment the mind, and elltau.t the strength of the enfeebled vo arias of plea•aire, VhNEl.'s TONIC it F.MFDY A proved by exptaience to bc rtie most cerutin. sate, and permanent use iic:ite ever dtatoverej In every degree of muscular debility, vascular relaxation, weak. ness or atony to ei bar se:; the invigorating and rearimatink • power. 01 thi , balmy remedy are I(i:eddy insuiii e ,ted. 11. i s Lie s, however, by excising a temporary ,timuths or irritation that those dedrable IllectE ate prod..ccil, but by mvigorarittg, renovating, and exbilirating the animal spirits. Ihe I unic areas of this di.. vine remedy ies ore tut WI ) / rd, uvivousandrelaxed of both srxes, trim th muriifiratiun nt b..ing an Membranes to surety, to the most gratifying and d'z'olied smit& olcuasurte andpai ants. Dr. VENZO TONIC Rtat tor is prepar.d and sold Who': tide and atittil by the l'ioprortor, at but boost., No. h , New Nor.h. stn..", Red Lion -quart, price 10.. rid. per pack. t, tr tour in on* for i 3,. du.) c‘odsd, •otd at.o, t , y aupoitti Incur, at Bacon's, .150, Oxfurd•s ret ; trh•trd.', 143, :Itratul ; corner saf . S...utltamptun.-trot, liulbyrn; and by all cops ct.bl.. Madman Ventlcts to tywo a❑d Cuttutry.