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V d<i6i e 4&€, -.yid-- NO rv . • . , 4 , ....40 $1,.. • -, N„... .• -. . -...- -..- • ..... •: L a (Ora OF 011LISANCE,:Septc-inber 23, 1818. pRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA offs ORDNANCE do hereby give Nutice, p.oposals will ha received at their Office, in Pall-mall, 0 ,4 0 . ; WEDNESDAY, the - 7th October next, from tuch _.„, s or be willing to undertahe the supply of CANDLES P; fie o f t his Department, for a period of Three Years, tl reos hk after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice itrie vsetht, at the option of either party. wind the Articles may be viewed, upon application at Storekeeper's 0.7.:e in tha Towor, and farther together with the Terms and Conditions of the c oy be known at the Ceere.tary's Office, in Pal!H id any day, between the hours of Ten and Four y.e;he proposals must he delivered, sealed up, and frorosab for Car.illes;" but no Proposal can be ad- ooffer said 7th October, at Twelve o'flock at Noon of ogr e by, neither will any Tender be r.nticed unless the it, or an Agent in hi., behalf shall attend. 40 , der , Ithe It. IL CRE;?', Sccrctory. t aIICR CNION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. T a rer! numerous and mint respectable MEET-• DT , oi V,F,N11;I:11S of the NORWICH UNION Ll'..-:.INSCiIANCE SOCIETIES, convened by A a ver i se n,at;, and held at the Car or LONDON TAVEIN, the purpos:: of receiving the Report of llonfor CozwiNe: of Inve,tigation (appointed at the York , ed July lay: N, i:101.15 BLSSLEY, Esq. la.ing uaanimously called to the by Jaw: P.vr asoN, F., 1 . (Alderman of Nor :7e 11.7. f•rthat City, one of the Sociecia . Truatees), rt:.aoe, Ebg. 7• : plrt the c.l::imatee I:e now read. R t ptt hiring been ri;:ta to the .fleeting by the Secretary funtitto, ::r.inere. by Sous PaelrAmJ, ar.tl sc , cor.ded by Soar Tyne, 11.9. aid 'I.P. ar.d ?„, , 7 : !Lr.aniraouy-1. That the ver/ able Report, now by this and that it be printed, with . 04 . 70 thr., far the use of the Nemhera of tht Society. highly desirable, on the one hand, to tutppott an of sack extreme utility as the Norwich Union ; but; sitrler Lei, to take the atxt eff;:ctual mexittrea for cor *ILA errors as may hat , e crtpt into it. fanherance mo . this oi)lect, the present Committee Met] is continue their labours, with power to add to z*, in order to consider nt the best mode 'of revising eva Ikea of Scat:a - nem and Acts of Parliament, and L.:Car:cc, and adopt ineastir:, fa. callia.; a early General L67.7.7ridalt to the flez.deion. of thc :.%oLiety. '.r.,Fiased by FaLacu Ks=a;.:_, Esq. sLcouded by 3. IC. c.sEd _ . tmalmously-4. That Mr. Alderman Ttionr tiffs Committee. kr.syrpted by JOHN 11.1..n0x, Esg. and szconded by 30311: 1::11r..." and . . • !leise.i.,,;nous!y-5. That the cordial Thanks of the r eting be ev:n to Faz.nznten Axxxeo t'.nr,Fi,wsriecretay, for his indeatigable exertions in fzeiiiitidelabours o' the Committee, and the benefit of the Masers ef de Norwich Union at lame. • ~zsTe ::7 J , .s PAnssosi, Eq. seconded by .1. T. tr r•r*-ott4T-6. That the Thanks of this Meeting o.,:r.minee for their unwearied assiduity in at . to the r.o c..ta3 of the Institution. t; TA031.13 Ws set., Esc. secondel by F. A. 1t127, r 2 ~... . 5 - ...!!'..l . . * :t.tni — e - rly-7. Th:t the Thanks . of this Meeting Ir:- , tz. tr.: D.:re:lts cf . the Norwich Union, for the roadi l.htiti,7h :!•....!L:-..e rendered to the Conunktue every -.- iii:th: it.rettiption of their Whirs. (.;,,:t1) THOMAS BENSLEY, Chairman. i'.. Et7..:7 larirg left the Chair, it was taken by Mr. Pat. . - .:'ho rrt,,.d— of the Meeting be given to TI/O?tAS Bus t. ri. the Clizinnan both of the Cow totttee and this Meet hi; i.mp:nial conduct in the Chair, and his attention to , Aoleof the arduons liminess over uhich he I,:is motion MIS seconded by Mr, Alaernian Tnoar, and t! aho r. , ret,!, seconded, are, rcsolv....ci, Resckltior:s now passed be publialed In Ile Morn rid Pruvit:cizl I'4p:es. Ii ISII LINENS. I T I.L.IIID, Importer of French Cambt its, &c. :Ntz..i.4 informs the Nobility and Families, his Irish .... s ryttored Beach (by which a beautiful appearance "'"'bout impairing their durability), may be obtained, qualities and widths, at his Last India and Fa wirocur, ticc. Na. 16, Cheipside, by the Piece, at It truaztel Picze each %vial:it is warranted ; floe Sheetings and; i;losy Linens which merit an Cambrics of the fine Valenciennes Piste, &C. JOSEPH WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS, 144 1 14. 1, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in the 'Urinary Pa,uge, Diabetes, and General Weakness. lijest7's Navy these Dcops have for nearly Put tuitatiined their character as a specific for the . , ore.s4, Droay,Stranguary, Weakness, and Obstruction e PaSS:gl, and G ener A D.:bility ; but particularly •,•*abt,late nd epecdy cure of the Venereal Disease, WPA. !ilt,.it'a Daces and Setcylc RENEDY, are the oraor safe :'•!;•.:1•,. :as C ure, ard4resu itataceut in their nature, as to . ank et no restraint. fa General D,b lily , Wessers Jesuit's Drops 7 ,1 - ikao•ran and esteemed ; whether the Debility arises ; ?e of Mercury. from excess of venery, or te, they are equally serviceable: suds as • • tt troubled with old stubborn °lefts, : , ty Weak: in. of the Kidneys, Ureters or thaculty of making Water, will rape , .:, due pi ..mare. ..ttend• d to is, that Purchasers should ',', -; • ae and .*:-eparatinn, as the un , at ;t: 9tnd to be foisted on the • • 'Bads, a.e en u' serous, that the Fru !. - • rntchav rto a:a for JOSEPH WES- , [)rapt arc inetol.ll in Of 17, rvi h the I.ll , )n . ing Wt —el, ; (;hurch-r..rt." 111 Its euntidniag ten ; Ward, bleiborn; ..d"lmmo Lon4nn-bri4l" WEDNESDAY, SE}YrMBER 30, 1818. 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The Goods in the first four days will be on view on Thurs"- • day the lit, Friday the 2d, S.herday the 3d, and- those in the last three days on Sattrituy the 10th, Mootlay, the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th of Octither, ltitir, from Ten -eClock in the Morning to Three in the .Ifternomi.• • - Goods bought at this Sale mtist be paid for at the Re ceiver of'Fines and Pod:Runs Office, Custom-Mule, on. or before Saturday, the 31 , t of October, tai 5, or the Deposits made thereon warabsoluttly bteom to: retied. Catalogues to be had at the iiingWarebouie,Custom-Ifousei ' price One Shilling t4CII. ROSE HILL MANSION and GuotiNns, with the ELAM ITGRE, PLAT', fine old CHINA, and other Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHALK. and "AIEGG At the Auction Mart, rear the Rink of Pnalanst, on Mornav, October 5, 1818, at Tw.lve o'Clock, by direction of the Trus tees under the Will of the late Jahn Beard, F.sq. THAT delightfully-situated MANSION, OF FICES, and GROUNDS, called ROSE 11l Lit e in the village of liaayton, Anita one mile feom Hadviston Ccurt lace and Jinshey aliwit twelve front the Bank of E;:- land, and sir miles from Staines. The Mansion and Offices are composed of white brick, the south front reclining upon a beau.; tiful lawn, having a gentle descent to, and at a plc.:sae: distance from the high road. The Lawn is ornamented by a small octa gon Temple with ston•t steps,•anct veranda, and likewise a use: r. costly AviritY. The House includes a basement storey and ttved others,the whole of which 'are handsomely finished, add are perfectly dry in all seasons. - The wings co.nain the Dann.-eic Offices, Stabling, and Warelsaay. The .wholt'amply with fine water. The Preni;ws inAnde about Four Acres, which is ha out in Shrnbtery, Paddock, Orchard, and Garden,: and contains many valuable and ornamental timhers. The Estate is copyhold of inheritaice ; Lehi of the Honour Mawr of Haraptase Court. flirty possaasion may beta& Particulars May be had of Mr. Lindsey, Solleitos., St. Th naas's-street, Southwark; at'tha Auction -Mart, ...here cards to view may be obtained; at the II iota, Staines ; Red Lion, liartv rt ionG ;fin, liingstan ; Cattle fun, try ; S.van, Cnaitsee $ White Hart, Windsor; add of the Auctioneer', Chelmsfstd, -Essex. The punxiTurtr.,4lo Ounces of PLATE, Gne old f'hira, scarce Books, 'curious India Cabinets, and otlwr hartets, will be sold without reserve, an Tae.day, the Gth of Octobtr. a.. 1 two following days, Catalog ues of which may be had at the places befure-mentiaced, an d tnem the. pianist:. . . published, price, 3s. in boards. THE rEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Common. tan. on the indiscretions aiiing from Human nai , ty, set which the Onset, beriaptoins, and baneful effects of Lurs V.. ner p,, elooneehps, Stgietitni, Seminal Weakness, 84.7. are faiy develop"l; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Feinalet Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Peat& reel Observadoep on Sexual Debility, Salf-Abuse, &c.; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects, etplairEg them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and. Maturity of both Sexes. • By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. May belied at No. 20, Paternoster-row, London; and of an Booksellers. - • Messrs. Goss and Co. are tube consulted, as usual, every day, 'at their louse; and Patients in the country are requested to de scribe minuted the case, enclosing a remittance for 'Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to =wart of the world. Goss and Co. M. IL C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, Flees -London. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is stniver sally acknowledged to be the most agreeable and powerfsl restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in allinward wastings, loss of appetite, indigestion, depr: of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinat.. shortness of breath and consumptive habi * ; it thins toe blood, eases the most violent pains in the head and stom.:ch, and prosnutesgenta:p: rspira:ins. By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is much admired,le Ing pleasant to the taste and' smell, L....tidy astringing the film s cf the stomach, and giving that prop(: tensity which a goo/ til t s► tion requires. Nothing can be better attepte.l to help and now rlsth the cuastitution after a els bauch wine, &C. Mock hits been said by interested indivliu..lte..7ainst Medlainee that arc advertised, but there is a very important observation to be made respecting the Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and ell:adult; in thnie complaints far which it is reeetinnended, and univarsa4 administered vsi:h ice. variable success, it could not have anatal the unetaint LAI dr ntand it has acquired; for, as it Lt.: die great advantage of a persuasive advocate, so nothing btit Lit conviction or ifs virtues, by its salutary effects; can induce perseverance, and yet reason able persev erance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happstcombination of Chemieals and Galenical to root out chronic diseases, and restore the vahntulinarian to health. Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacot: 150, Oxford,strect ; &T NT. and Co. Bow Church-yard; lietlerA;lteapsitie ; Putt, lachange; and Ward, Holborn; price Ifs. each, nr four in one Famlie Bottle for 3.15. by which one I bottle is saved, with the words " Sam!. Sob m m, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. IVhere may be had, The Celebratei ASSIEMIEN't LOTION, an. i• fectual cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, partizuk.tly I irnples, Blntchesjetters, Ringworms, This, Suoberno, Frezkles, Shingles, Prickly Ileac, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, Se. Seorliutt and Cutaceous eruptions cf every description, being the omit valuable acm:.ition and appendage to the toilet CYff offesesi to the Nobility and Geutryin'the United Kingdom. ,- Price 45.6 d. and 2s. 9d. a ate, Duty included. Be careful to observe the words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," en graved in the Stamp without which nine arc !leonine. Also, price Ss. that scarce, interesting, and useful Funny Work (with which is given an elegant Port rait,pf the Author, and a View of Gilead-House), entitled, A GLIISE to HBALTH ; or, Advice to both As.xes, in a Variety of Complaints—By S SOLOMON, M.D.—rOontaining a Treatise on Venial. biseust.s, Nervous and Hypochoudtiae Comp-Uric.; also Gingers' gesnarke •n those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently I afflicted; the qmptusor mac of tratuatii;