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1)F ORDNANCE, April en, 1818. 'ICERS of his MAJESTY'S INCE di kerebygine Melee, • received at their Office, in Pall Mall, the Bth May next, frosts such persons tdcrtake the Supply of SHIRTS and vice of this Department, for a period of Gable after the expiration of the first Year, Months, at the option of either party. 'des t ray be viewed, upon application at 2r's Office in the Tower ; and to the ofective oScers of the O rdnance in the Royal Arsenal at ifothvich ;. and farther particulars, together with . the Terms Oanditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's (mein Pall-mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed IT, and endorled—" Proposals for Shirts, Ikc." but no Propo sd can be admitted after the said Bth day of • May, at Twelve o'Clock at Neon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unleis the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order pie Dad, IL CREIr, Secretory. OFFICE Or ORDNANCE, April 20, 1 8 18. OE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kis MA: - JESTT's ORDNANCE de hereby vice Noire, chat proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, g before WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of May west, ne sock Persons as may be willing to undertake the LI GIIT of the LAMPS -at this Office, also at the Tower and n - ,brich, for a period of three years, determinable after the notice m i ra tira of the first year, upon of * three months, at the ci6at of either Party. Father Paticulars, together with the terms and conditions of On Coaract, may be known ax the Secretary's Office in aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Far o'Clock, where the Proposals muse be delivered, sealed s pz deadorcd, a Proposals for Lamplighting ;" but no Pro. pca. c2a he admitted after the said 6th day of May, at Twelve 'dock at Noon of the satne day ; neither will any Tender tu ticed, unless the Party waking it, or an Agent in his be 1, that attend. By Orkr of tie hoard, R. H. CREW, Bee• 7 .TTING FOR PRESERVING FRUIT FROM FROST, BLIGHT. AND BIRD& . .EMEN, Gardeners, and others, supplied kindred weight, half, quarter, or net, at Mt. per td beat quality at 31.34. per cwt. ti2lbs.—.44l4ctcd ak at if. per cart. at Geo. Gituber's Net Warehouse, Croakedlane, near the Monument.--The following great). improved--Flue or Tramniel, Gudgeon Flues, net, Carp, Tench, and Eel Nets ; also a quantity of 11, at 3d the ' , yd.—Silk Worm Gut wanted. iERVING •sot BEAUTIFYING rot TEETH. /EGETABLE TOOTIL•I'()WDER has so been the appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion, annetessary to offer any further recommendation of it. composed of Vegetables, and without the asaistance of any AI or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the objections against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive er is jut sulLient to annihilate thost destructive and corm particleswhich renerally adhere to the Gums and in the in ' the Teeth; healing soreness in the former, and pro. new enamel at pearly whiteness (where it has been ha corroded) on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness idol redoes to the gums ; to the breath the most de m-tort:lee,. amt if used constantly, as directed, will prio r...re:this a sound state even to old age. Boxes, at ts. 9d. by It. BUTLER and SONS, axe '. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and 34, .trset, Dublin; and by the principal Perfumers and alas throughout the United Kingdom.. N. B. Porrekaorrs 'quoted to aliterre that the name and address of "Bottler, 4, 'mile," are engrave( in the stamp and toted attached to each her mused Dragrtee, as MITATIONS of it are now sold under .f Vegetable Troth Fbwder. FRAUD PREVENTED. 'OUNTERACT the many attempts that are made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS CCOI - of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared 1 and MARTIN, they !save adopted a new Label, in tour signature and address, 97, HIGH-H0L13011.1 4 , conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they • antution to this, and the difference of the type, which is letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect Ipositson, Real span BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by Id MARTIN, 97, Irtgh-flolborn, and retailed by the Grnr•ls, Druggiits, Booksellers, Ironmongers Iserfu kc. in the United Kingdom, in Ironmongers, at sad Is. oil. each. EXCISEMEN AND THE SMUGGLERS. the rough Cornish coast, where the briny sea itood two or three Smugglers pervading OaTess Me, and they watch'd for their boat from the waves, share the contents of their trading. night—std the signal agreed on was tille— r lights they should place, rich and bright, shore, that the boat misht her harbour not min, silently steal to their hio t. l'ustan-house Officers he.trd of their prey, thought that their own the would m: l; it ; Armed themselves soon, stet they hastened away ...ermined to perish or take it. ere they came nigh where the Smugglers were, kir tam writ smiled by a holies, came from aboard of the boat that did wear • ry near them, and seemed them to futlow. hagglers on board put the boat to the shore, +raing their comrades to nic..t them ; ‘e boot, that the Cuslom4ouae Officers wore brizht, they compkteiy tt d cheit them. :lriets, on which Warren's II !Mackin had set pcliab unrivalled and grand, Ted f rrth such a light from their black-beaming jet, r. ~a pposed 'twas tho signal to Lind. Tacers s4w learfe.:'s Dlneking's - effect, a.,n , rd the W.. , in an itioant ; Werar.:.'s ir faces reflect, -V then •to further resistance. face h ,he boots sciq ro;:b:. •h at luit a full score y surreoL:er'd Amid, thy Dbw:'t 4. tr. ly itie•de, bon. k 111,A; NG is prtpared by 11)4 V6 / .1. (71 -4 1 7teze/n. Ott 1; ~.; is. t., , SEA U ' •!. ikt. tt!, srs, Prusit- fogER VlFFicif v. rIE Principal OF, ()RONAN tut proposal , will be r • • before FRIDAY, t 0 m ai be willing to tir(l pH ;tracks, for S-ry,tic, r ace year), deterni...tnao rpao eotice of three Moni pztrns of the Articles we principal Storekeeper "5 tht THE PR , 1 JEsrl That ProPci l , 01 or berm tr ,ra ouch Peru ING of the L. AVoahricho for e oplion of di of ales Farther Part of the Cot.trac afur Tic &Clock, op and endorav la ad 1 , " . "3 o(14 at No wired, unl ley', shall atm gy L OLD NETTI F: • GEC{ by the It 0w..--Selectrd • al small mesh No. to, Croc acs are great) Caging Net, fact Nettini TOR PRFSI r HE VE 1 tong bee • the it is unnt Pei:{ compo • Urea or p red objectic paver is just 11 log particle' terraces of ▪ toting a net jured or car gal brand kcal* awe ✓ one the Ti Soil in I • Moo No. 4, f.:1171e-sti Buistllers v. wrested (Amick," *steel it mu title Ks f▪ ro cc I. daily FUSITIO n DAN a paithtlatil Ito of 1! to comp 4- 1 . .. a•-• an at et a ales ak of t*.p. impoi The 111 es,• i DAY and poincipal Met, Ile' ow ed. to. an TILE he▪ r hoe nN Mks To do 'US k wu ni SE. Four /Mg Oo the lo !ad re ). But oil jur- Two Cu. lee: lad t] , w ed try an thew Wet heal bat ere at Their dui Tut Mr And v a y hors Srn slew Lire tr Iv tie wt.!. law o. To / stab b.7 "1 PrOo To: 0 . 791 ot T. t try ato .lo let • WV. I.:j MOW ~... • - 40 diV ' 44. 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THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, a ft er ma turely considering the various communications they have received, and in conformity with what they have reason to be lieve is the wish of the Public, beg lease to state, that it s their., intention, should their Funds be adequate, to construes the tits posed TEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufhdeattl extensive to admit of its being appropriate d to the ittiposes di DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCIL (For the Committee), BENJAMIN BOTCH, Jun. s ,Jo 'Dila day was ) handstintely printed, Oa impstiwe Wove Post, sad ondosiNshed with numerous /b.! roirbss on Wood, by Dranstra; Mastro:Ave of the Womb 'objects, Ore d, tr HE SUFFOLKI d AtAND; or, East Country - Minstrel: be ift a Collection .1 Posts,. Talmo Ballads, Sonnets, and Meess, Madre to that C unitive o its Seenery, Plasos, Bkarrsphy, blinners, Customs f ; *his introductory Noticas,ldotoric4l, deseriptivis. • Printed foe J. 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" This is a very pleasing Book, and we do not hesitate to say, a book of very considerable originality and genius, What we chiefly look for in such a work is a fine sense of the beauties of the author, and an eloquent exposition of them, and all this, and more, we think, may be found in the volume - before us."— Edinb. Review, 56. Printed for Taylor and Messer, 93, Fleet-street. By whom will be published, in a few days, Mr. ILizlitt's Lectuics on the Engliah Poets, In one vol. !Ivo. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the 'subject of just and general reprobation, that men, destitute of the elements of the nu-Alit:al art, have ufkred themselves as candidate: for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing jus tice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics, whose impudent pre tensions have; unfortunately for society, been too favourably re ceived, tee beg leave to submit, to the liberal and enlightened; a faithful statement of our ?musics and aequireirents. After having received a regular meth& education, as the pupils of Messrs. Grindal and Ithiaard, whose lehures and practices we eareftay attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hospi tal, we entered ourselves as students ha that justly-celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, her. gery, the theory and practice of Physic, Chemistry, Midwifery, Borany, Stc. &c. Sm. by those eminent professors, Drs. Mauro, Gregory, Black, Hat:dhoti, Duncan, anal Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying, that our profs. .__ __... ciency and acquirements lire not ineonsiderabie. having for a NORTH WEST PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, &e. longieries of years made certain complaints, and the various dl.. On the sth of May will be published, in 4to. eases of D EBI LITY, the particular object of our studies ...4 OBSERVATIONS Oa GitEENLANI ) , the Adja- p ractice, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have acquired cent Seas, and th: North West Passage to the Pacific superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. 1W slight and Ocean, made in a Voyage to Davis's Straits, during the Summer recent cases of infection, a perfect re - establishment Is completed of 1817; illustrated and embellished by Charts, and numerous in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost M other Plates, from Drawings executed by the .tuthur, from eon- veteracy, where other pmedtioners hare failed of success, a tinual Observations. By BERNARD URI:ALIA, Eby. proper perseverance in our plan of treatment insures to the pa rr The arguments adduced to prove .the practicability of a tient a.safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the et. North West Passage are supported by Fact: nut hitherto examin- I feces of a habit lung and m ust ed, oral are of such weight as to give confidence in their ecru- unha:mily pursued by the youth of racy. The accomplishment of this great object must be evi- j both sexes, there are none more alanuh.g or more distressing dently of vast benefit to the commercial interests of Great I than those deficiencies and debilities which freoveutly prevent or Britain, and cannot fail to interest the reader, as the ex p ectat i o n 1 imbitter the mnrimenial itate . To such persons it roust be a of its discovery, excited in some measure by the fortunate coy- : Co Ong reflection to know, that they i.lay flood, by a new and age here related, has induced the Government to fit out Ships ' infallible mode of treaunent, be restored to that greatest of all for the purpose. To the inhabitants of Southern Lan& the human blessings—a strong, trendy, and els mass constitution. In Views sketched on the spot will be most interesting, .i.i tie," all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in wail convey a conaplute idea of the situation of :he Polar World • every spe:les of a certain infictioa, we may lie consulted by pa to the 77th 11.4. of North Latitude. Previous accounts had dents of either sex, with the greatest secrecy nod honour. Hours mentioned the existence of a people of singular character Mini- ' of consult...lon at home, from ten to three, .and from six in the biting those dreary regions ; but it remaiued for the present l evening till ten at night. detail to exhibit Portraits from Life of H I Human Beings who Patients in the country are requested wattle the particulars of cherish an abode there in preference to the comforts of milder their case, age, and general habit of living. *C. &C. enclosing a climes. The Artic Attimals and Birds of Passage there found,' remittance for advice and medicines, when the IMO will be give* with the Whale Fishery, wiU be exhibited in plates as well a s or sent to any part of the kingdom. To insert that secrecy so described; and illustrations of the Phenomena of Atmosphere essential to our undertaking, the postage of litters may be added `will not be omitted. i to the account for me i laws. 1 Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, . 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AN ARGUMENT for construing largely the Right of an Areci.t.ez of Murder to Midst on Taut by Berne ; and also for abolishing Appeals ; with numerous Notes, legal, Higtorical, &c. and an Appendix, containing a Report of a Debate in tete IltrAse of Commons, on a Clause for Abolishing the Appeal of Murder in the itish North American Colonies, &c. &c. )3y E. A. KENIMLL, Esq. F.S.A. Third Winn, Enl.irged. " I ant for taking away the Appeal for Murder entirely; but I am not for taking it away in part."—Mr. Fol. " I apprehend thst crimloal laws were made to save the lives of persons, and nut to destroy them."—The Attorney-General *. We are gut now oa the most important question that can tome on."— Mr. Skynner. " It seems an acute, vigorous, and spirited production; re plete with matter of cur ious research ; and every where bespeak ing a fearless independence of mind. 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