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I . . . . , al ' . ' 6 A' l l/1-1 . L c!,. 1 32,:": . . I NI: 9 1 ; , . . • • . -: -. •. s 1 . tr , 11 %fititeti21ii I.' 0.3 : f e., *- 7 •I' ''. ' ' - • •\ O , .. .".. ii. i i . eve , ..• - .....- , irli o , '411111........ . • • ..4i: t o i ;:. i 1 , . , .• :...• .• y vihr i , 11 . - e illi t( 1 t . 434d:1414.in .., , , / 4 , . ' itA . . N r mBER 8738. --. MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1815. ~~ PRICE SIXPENCE-14 1' FP THEATRE ROYAL., D9IIRT.I ARM? CON IR %ars. -4 `i .4 • 1 i11'33 PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of ~ KING RICHARD THE SECOND. Si •: Richard, Mr. KEAN ; The Quern, Mr& BAiLfLEY. To which will be added, THE TUNPIKE-GATE. 0-morrow, 'ibe West Indian; wit► The Children in the lio.day, Macbeth; with (hat time) Past Ten o'Clock, and .i!sy Nlurnit%g rilL.t . I'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDBN. TU' PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Curs, Miss S. 800 To which will be added, ALADDIN ; or, Tux WI , NDEUVUL LAMP. Tomorrow, Lituesier ; with Brother and Sister. Thttr..l3y. Ill? granger; with Love Laughs at Locksmiths. VAS HION.kIILE DA NCING. by Mr. ALLEN, taualit, at Nu. la, Shersord-st►art e Golden-square, Gentlemen '`f air/ agei vibe have never learnt that , / ,,...:pliihnvent, or have rot the modsin style. :r AttLis's syateni of teaching is expressly studied for tho.e Lola it as an object to acquire easily thatfashionahlerequisite mott o , o r al y eapeZitiously, privately, and in a superior style „rate and d hOSU Who du not want private teaching ~ learn at a •tint!' expose; with a respectable set of patina, ou the rubhe teaching evenings. Pio/aloes of dancing taught the r 4: elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profs .:wt. T h e uJ•.npttun Abiefliblilla are every Friday. IiERT& Pl l O LET, a convenient FAMILY HOUSE, with double Coactrbouse, and elglstinall Stables, must pleasantly 111 the County of Harts, in a fine Sporting country, so troni London ; with Tvienty-four Acres of Meadoas and A: &le Laud. foriusug a small PA.:dock in front of the house. For particulars apply to /elm 'llioinas Mayne, Solicitor, No. ;4, Gl;r-strect. I.iucottee-Inti•l 7 Belds, London. JAMES GIS WHF.REAS SAMUEL GIST, late of Gower ,/ v t. lieilftwd-square, in the County o - Middlesex. Esq . Well and Testament, has bequeathed to his Cousin, ;.•ts. t 15 r (who went to the East Indies about the year 1763 4 . 4.14 andtobiA Children, considerable Property, both real J Velf4Pal —Nonce is hereby given, That if any person can :.% • .•riu3tion wii , :thes the said Jamas Gisx is hying, or (Is :.eth.-r he kit aoy lawful issue, see,ll person shall be fully •• ensated ten- his trouble, by Messrs. Gregg and Corfield, ut H dl, Doe/gate Hell. ' 301) FORTUNE and EYTON are now be cone synonlmues;—the constant Success which has ar t rchasers at his °tikes . , 2, Conditll, and 18, Cuventry c Fein t ; proverbial.—E. EYTON.performs a pleasing duty S:r ow es to his Friends, in pointing net to them the Heads of the si:HEME nt the present unprecedemed LO ITER Y, which :wain, no less than • I'HREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS! with only 13,000 Tickets! Besides Face of I,ooBlGuini• is rub, which E. E. pledges himself to pay in GOLD, witbeut detittinn, soon as Drawn. Tickets and Shares are saw oil Sile at V, CollniilLL, and 18, COVENTRY-3 ra Eery, where all Easiness in the Public Funds is faithfully executed. N. B. Ihe Wand Lottery Di aws Sth April. THE LASF GRAND PRIZE OF 850,000 I ! ! LN. TRIIITZSIKSIIARILS, WAS SOLD PT PARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 7, Coro t./ hill,. and Vii, Oxford-street (wi), in returning their gra!e. adittowledgenletlts to the Public for favours conferred for Dirty forty years past), respectfully solicit their attention to the pr,.ent 'Grand Scheme, cocuisinin ,, Three Prises of 4:30,690, sig.% is unparalleled in the clona l , of Lotteries, and iu addition Eve ?'ruts of One Thousand Guineas! which wilt be paid in fic-vy Guineas by CARROLL and Cu. without any deduction as as drawn. Tickets and Shares are on sale in great variety. _ . _ •nus Gratis. Golden I.ottery draws sth of A rem. Orders from the Country, Kith rrthittan , :Ls, punctually .o; and all business in the l'uldie Funds, or Coven e:it St cwitits, transacted. GUINEAb AND 1 HRLE .6110,000 PRIZES. WEBB. having had she good fortune of diitri- U 1 • bull% among dm Public ftuit Capital Prises in the Lot erp fi ,ib''eti Sist of January, has tl.t soitafacgiou of air Lt. • cv: I..atter ,ill which he csinfidestly expects to mit, aI a , Foe a hfo 41 Ihe . 4 chente contoitr; Tinto Penn of z ee.t. Al•fo !lye nt Gun). as each, which WEIIII Is trq.efehl in PAY IN C.. 0.1.1.), wit s r•ut any Dee.mtion, a, won : ruiy kottinizie 0111,e, 17, LUDGA 1 L-3 IAZ r 44 wl.t.e SCIO, 0 , loa. aPr :se 000 ict:o _ .511) 41:0 s.--; £OO te ' 311 , 1 awl soil ip the LAST LOTTZRY. t a.tendod to, and all BUSilleS6 in the Funds fahlt!ully rxecuttut by G. %Vass, Stock-broker, 17, Ltlk.te .tre,t, r ht. Patirt. _ _ 111 , 6 Link Note+ exchanged for British Money. GOLDEN LOTTERY ! THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUsiAND POUNDS! As.so, For. of iADO Ousmsas emelt, width will be PAIU IN. VOLD, dcdiketkia, s. sow as demo. BISH letu,n, hit grateful ,thanks to the Public -11- • 11.,r. ' :hunt the kingdom for thdr dhtingu.shed favours, N a" , g ontratledwith Government for the ensuing Lottery. 'feels plesiure is anuuuneing the following t , citerne, which not :7, 1 y iysses , es thy at tract i ve an d unprece d ent ed nov e lty of 'three •"/ I hoa•at.lPound Prises, but as a grateful tribute of a ;fi.c , 0 the P t Lli t, h e has male arrangements that the F:vr nut* of thie'lliou..lid Guineas rich; stall be paid in Gal as r a , a' &Awn svnhou• any deduction, whether they are sold in or `hue,, at either of Ids UffiCei, NO. 4. Cox NtIILL, Or IaLIA IINt• citu ur at any other °lbex in the Kingdom. 11;.11,11. 3 Prizes of 42,1,0 , .*0 are .C6.),0r0 10,000 30 ,0 0u ......... 1,050 5 :240 ......... 51'0 3 1 000 300 2,400 200 1 0 0 ° 100 • 1,500 50 1 , 250 Is 45,0V0 ars.laMm••=l 14(4 Tickets. .(1 51 ir , t-thaw it Xtoprei will receive £20,000 more! S.- cf.n.l..lravri, £lO.OOO will receive £50,000 more ! Iliaattlraw, Ii) ,OCO will receive 1.-.0,000 more! :1141. tog brie Prays of 4110,04:0 each. 1)- :411 &ink wit receive 1,000 Gufneaa in Gold! 11;11$ Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Uolcl • 1, 10..11 Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in (3012! '" , 4y Blank will receive 1,000 Ouineas in Gold! loth Blank will receive i. 009 Guineas in Cold ! %lies Drawing sth APRIL. Tickets and Shares are now' on Sale by BISH, the. Contractor, n A t 4 , Coatroici..ov tiennaran-Clrla:Niihii Sold v.O Last Z&), 00 Prizes, and Flitted Cerkal Prlees Id the last I.ottery. ••• *a ••• ......... ••• SECOND EDITION. This day was published, price 3s. A LETTER to WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, M.P. Vice-President of the African &c. containing Remarks en the &spurts of the Sierra Leon* Com pany, and African luttitution • with Hints re.pecting the means by which an uuiver.al Ab olition 6/ the Slate Trade might be carried tutu effect. By ROBERT THORPE, E.q. L.L.U. Chief limier of Sierra Leone, and Judge of thd Vice-Admiralty Court to that Colony, &c. Ste. &e. London : Sold by F. C. and J. Rldingtous, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard, and by other Booltsellen. -•-—• • - - Thla day was published, In 1 Vol. Bv.. price t 2s. Illustrated with a Map, exhibiting the Rouges of the vat ions Armies, H ISTORY of the WAR in SPAIN and POR. 'mom, from 1807 to 1814. By GILNLitAL 6ARRAZIN. " As Stat.tsmen derive from the study of History the know- Irdge of Nations and of their Government, so ought military men to consider the study of Campaigns of great Commanders, as a fruitful source of information, both► in theory and practice, their faults NUT brought to tho rev, and rectified by established prin ciples. Such is the proper course to be pursued, in time of peace, for the purpose of bringing to perfection the science of War—a science the most extensive, the most complicated, the most Im portant, and the mod' noble, since it protects the liberty, the MI. glon, the propert7o, du. commerce and the glory of nations " Printed for H. Colburti, 50, Conduit-street, Hanover-square. CATON ON DEI3II.IIY. - - - This day was puldishea, rice gs. ed. seco nd e di t i on, PRA CT !CAL 0 BSE RVA'FIONS on the DEBI -1.1 !its, natural aul contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of loth ;,excs; including Remarks en Onanistn, Se. minal Weakm%s, uocturhal Emission, Glerts, Talus Denali', Fluor Albus, Ste. &c. with the Moor, of Generation. By T. M. CATON, Samoa, Jy T. M. tat 11.01‘, No. 10, Stanhope-weer, Newcastle-street, &nal. I.ata ot; the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's, Printed for I. Martin, I 1011...-etreet, Caveudish•square London. Vilieretnay be had, Caton's l'opular Treatise on the Causes and Disdnetloa of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and auccepful taftruciunt for the 'motion mid instawat of Am& malt Fits, price 3s. BRUSSELS, ANTWERP, CHEN F, FRANKFORT, I.EIP SIC, THE BELGIC PROVINCES, AND INFERIOR OF GERMANY.. OS FEND AND COLCHESTER PACKETS. v it y +7 TEI MARIA, Captain HOWARD; and SUCCESS, Captain BLACKWELL, will continue to sad reAularly every Tuesday and Friday Evening from Colches ter, will c.irry , t, al.! Bags of Letters for the Belgic Provinces ar.d all pares ol fJerttemy. Further P.trticttlars may be bad of Mr. Vink, Circus, Minorles; Mt s•rs. Gammon and 13,•ojemin, Birchin-lane, Cornhill ; Mr. Nt.lllei. t Pi, Nth:m-les ; at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry ; George's Cuffee-house, Strand; and at the Bull Inn, Aldgate. CORN LAWS. Audi alteiam partem. T HE cad)! ated PANYIILEtS of Sir H. PARNELL. of Mr. Nmsstivu, and others, on the CORN LAWS, be sides a very old and curious Trace on CORN, AORICULTURR, &C. lStli, communicated by H.. Waorre,Lev, Esq. M. P. are printed in the PAMPHLE FEER—No. IX. of which is just pu'.lished, price 6s. 6d.—Four or five Numben are published annually. Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co,; Rodwell ; Black, Parry,and Co. and all other Booksellers. ' lll4 l following lessimenies Wl:your of Mr. Nat saliva's Pam phlet have already appeared s " Agriculturist/ and manufacturers will find in this Pamphlet 'the most complete moral demonstration that their interests are inseparably unked.—Brit. CHI. Jan. 1815. " Mr. Naiunith's inquiry is a laborious, comprehensive, and able tract, replete with intelligence, and worthy ut being read by all ranks of the British Nation. —Sour. Review, lan. 11. 181 q. CORN LAWS. Th's diy was published, in Bvo. price 3s. Bd. AN ADDRESS to the FUNDHOLDER, t h e MANuFAC 1 URER, the MECHANte, and the POOR, on the subj. ct of Site CORN LAWS. RlCliAltll PRESTON, EN. M.P. London: PriLteld tor W. ClArke and Sua3, Yurtugal•strett, Lincc..ln'b 11:n. ()I whom may be had, in (Ivo. price Ss. 6d. An Atteini t toward, Ascertaining and Exhibiting the Soutce, Progreis, an.! E:iiployment of Riches, with Explanations. by the Friend ut Alanku:tl ti liit.irquis de lidirabeau. CON LAWS. This day wa, publishelirlee Ti. 0141, 'r HE EVIDLNCE o f JO HN BENETT, Esq. of Pyt House, given before the Committe e of the House of Lords, on the COAN BILL—An Impartial Report of the Mit:ting of Landholders at Warminster—Mr. Bench'. Letter, in Answer to that Report—Mr. Bleeck's Letter, In Reply ; to. geth.r with an intact! Letter front Mr. Hunt un the Subject— Anti a Copy of the Prtitiun signed by the Farriers at the several Maiket Towns in the Countrof Wilts, for a Corn Bid. Printed for Mr. Hum, by Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; and sold by Mr. Wilkie, Paternoster-row, Loudon, &c. Ste. and ail the Booksellers in the Counties of Wilts, Hants, Domes, and oomerset. • CORN l'itADE. day were published, price Is. OBSE It VA . T lONS relative to tIo. !I MEN I' of a FREE-CORN r in I.ONOON ; and Remarks on the present mode of conducting the CORN TRADE on the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane; ad,ires,ed to the Public in general, and the Growers of Graiu, and Ntailt.r, in par ticular, and intereNting to the Citizens of Westmincer.—By A CORN DEALER. London : by M. Jones, 5, Nevrgste-street. Where may ba had, price Is. The Dodine and Fall of the English System of Finance. By Thothr. This Jay was published, price 2s. 6d. A LETTER to SAMUEL WHITBREAD, M P. being a Sequel to CONSIL)FRA PIONS nu the PRO' LC LION itquired by BRI risH AGRICULI URI.. 'l'o which ale ad.!ed, it Insilco; on the PubLeattotto of a Fvllow of llnivenity Colltpe, Oy.ford ; of Mr. Rieards, and of Mr. Torreas.—By WILLIANI JACOB, El. F. R. S. Pnnted for J. Johneon and Co. iu St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Rktgway, Piccad,iiy. l'hat Farnierg can tryll afford to sell Wheat for 9a. the Bushel at the present Rents, is evidently seen by the Calculations in 'RUSLER'S PRACTICAL HUSBANDRY, JL price As. by which Gentlemen cau farut their owu Land as readily as A Garden The Estouates of dill, rent Crops have been accurrely made from Miputes kept for years, and show that by the plain mode of Farming near Xl4OO can be yearly gained en 150 Acres. Said by J. Sumer, No.l, Paternoster tow, and UB, Cornhill. Also, the WAY to be RICH and 1 1 . E.4iECTA IiLE, pr. es. •hewing that a Gentleuun with a few Acres of Land may at half the expense of a ToWn-life. Thii day was published, (Second Ed tion, with some :11 , cuulon), ATEr , :ET of the MILLENIUg; or of the Firsr it eburrection to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth tor a Thousand Years. London: Printed for Richard Rees, 69. Pali:pall; A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Karoo, Dublin. Co emissary in Chiefs Office, Great George-street, Feb. 48, I 815. N OTICE is hereby given to all Pers#ins desirous of contracting co supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army, viz. BREAD, To hi, Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Liarraeks, in the under-mentiond Counties and islands ; Aide:lien Isle of Man, • An.llesea, Isle of Wight, Bedford, . Jersey, Berks (including the Town of Kent, Hiougertord), Lancaster, Berwick, Leicester, Brecon,. Lincolsa, Bucks, Merioneth, Cambridge (Including the Town Middlesex, of Newmark et ), Monmouth, Cardigan, Montgomery, Carmarthen, Norfolk, Carnairiron, Northampton, • Chester, Northumberland, Cornwall (including Scilly), Nottingham, Cumberland, Oxford, Dentigh, Pembroke, Derby, Radnor Devon, it utiaid, • • Dorset, Salop, Durham, Somerset, • Essex, Statfiod, . Flint, sulfolk, Glamorgan, Surrey, t;loucester (Including the City Sussex, of lit istol), Warwick, Guernsey, Westmoreland, klaLts, Wilts, Hereford, Worcester, • Hertford, York H , • ums, . And In the several Counties in North Britain. OATS, To his Majesty% Cavalry in Cant , ,imtents and Q uarters, in the under-mentioned Counties and Wail.: ieretord, 1 Ict tiord, 1,,i,• e0 (T i p 1.i.vc01:,,, Meriuneth, Monmouth, i unt,,uns, ry, North it tub. rieod, ()a Pembroke, Anglesea, Berwick, Breton, Bucks, Cambridge, CarJig.ui, Carmarthen, Catnaivoii, Cberrer, COniberlinni, Denbigh, Derby, Durham, Clrt wren, Glt.taLt .er, • Itadour, I Rut laud, Salop, I Stafford, I We,- no Ireland, FOR AG F., viz. °AI'S, lIAY, and SrKAW , to 1.1 :11•10:111 tfi lirtuuutent. to:ntau i. 6uudi CioniA:ll, 1.),:v0n. • Dorset, Etwx, Hants (i:iducling the I.le of Wight). K cut, I.loca4ter, Aui in the several Cot Cavalry :n Barracks, ( . 2 ri.in vs iti thv aide!-nrrt•uvae.; Nurfolk, N or rh am p,,,,, Nottmgs Suns. a Salo k, Surs ey, Sussex, Warwiac, York, gortlt Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of April next; that Proposals ill writing, sealed up and mark ed, " lender fur Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Frilluy the I:4th day of Mlrek (but none will he received after twelve o'etiock on that day), and if sent bi post, the postage must be paid. Proposals must be madeveyarately for each County and Island, except tor the Counties comprising North and South Walvi s all tit which must be incliided hi one render; as also must the se. venal Counties In North Britain; and each Proposal mast liavische Letter which is attacked to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the panted Particulars, lof the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal Will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, aad the prices elpresstd iu words at length; and should it so happen teat during the continuance ot the Conttact no troops should be stationed or ,uppliesi iii the County, the expettso of clwt, Couttact and Bond, paid in the first instaitce by the Contractor, to be refunded to hint by the Commissary hi Chief. !'at - oculars of the Contracts may be lead upon application at tail Uhler, between the hums of eleven and five; at the take ist 1).-puty Commisssry General Young, Edinburgh; at tl.e office of Deputy Commissary General Coupe, Guernsey; and at the ulifa• ot Deputy Comrnistary General Bent, Jersey. HEREFOADSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan Inn, In the town of Ross, some time this mnnth, 1 1 HE MANORS of ROSS BOKOUGH and .L. ROSS FOREIGN, in the county of Hereford, with the Tolls, Fines, Quitreuu, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenanc e s thereto belonging. Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the town of Russ, called Chessmill Farm. A very valuabie Stack of Corn Mills, situate in the town, called Ross Town Mills, with great command of water for the same. he Rrreroion of Ross Water Works, and other premises, subject to a lease for a short term. And several parcels of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the panels of Ross, and within a convenient distance of the town. Further particulars, with the day of sale, will be advertised in future papers; and in the mean time application may be made (it by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow; or te Mr. Davis, Hurniugsham, near Warminster, Wilts. January 16, 1811. DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF MID- LO MIAS FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within The Royal Exchange Cuffm-house, Edinburgh, on Wed oesday, the ‘.:tith instant, at Two o'Clock in the Aft e rn oon , rILIE LANDS of CROOKS'I'ON, in the parish of. Invetesk, and county of Mid-Lothlan situated within seven and a half miles of Edinburgh, and one noble and a quarter of the town of Musseiburgh, in the same of a rkh and beautiful country. This desirable property which holds of his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, fir payment of a trifling feu-duty, consists of 70 Scats, or ise English Acres, Arable, of the very best qua lity, and is all enclosed and sub-divided; a Dwelling-house was built on the property within these few years, which, together with the cakes, might be rendered comfortable at a small ex pense, for the residence of a Proprietor. The situation is de lightful, commanding extensive and picturesque views of the Plrth of Forth and adjoining country fir many miles. The great advantages which this property pa esscs from its vicinity to the metropolis, genteel neighbourh ood, capital markets, arid its ea.), access to coal and umaure bf *wavy description, render it a most desirable purchase for a v.iils.and fang. 'the Lands are all at present in grail and being out of lease are open to the immediate occupation of a purchaser. A Plait and Measurement of the Lauds are in the hands of Thomas Scotland, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom those wishing br further information may epply A Plan and Measurement of the Lands may also be seen by applying to Mr. Howard, 17, Goidso-square, where further par tkulatt may aim be bad. UFFJGAS Of OA ofv,t fde.is, ✓.ts z7,1^15 THE MASTER-GENERAL and DOA RD of ORDNANCE having, on the Sid July, I eI4, thought proper to Issue certain instructi ,, ns frw the gni 'ante of Non-com missloned Officers and Foldi• es. pen toned from the Mili.ary Corps under the Ordnance, cod it bring necess.•ry ,at all men who may have been placed on the P 11001 Lis• previously to the 10th August, IPI4, should be furn.shed therewith, as well as duly mustered; these arc to Ave notice, that all istrisioners who may have been disc!..arce.: prior to the August, 1814, from The Royal horse Artillery, Marching Battalions of Artillery, Invalid Battalionof Artillery, Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, and Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the Royal Military Artificers); And are now resident at Woolwich, in London, or their Env'. roils, and who may have usually revived their Pensions either at Woolwich or in London, arc to appear personally on the days and at the places hereafter mentioned, and to bring with them their discharges and other documents under which they may have re• ceived their Pensions respectively, viz. The Men resident at Woolwich to assemble at the OSce of the Chief Commissary of the Field Train at Woolwich, at eleven • o'clock in the morning precisely. The Serjeante and Corporals on Tuesday, the 7th March next . The Bombardiers and Gunnels, and all others whose surnames begin with the letter A to H inclusive, on Thursday, the 9th of March; and Those from Ito Z on 'aturday, the I nth of March. The hi-n resident in London and its environs, to assene•le at the ()Mice of Ordnance, Tower, I.ondon, on the following dart, at eleven o'clo.k in the mining precisely. The Scrjeants, Corporals., and Bombardiers, on Monday, the 13. h M.ticb next. rile Gunners, Mattrossee, Drivers, and Horse Brigade, from A to H , on Tues.lay. the 14th of March; and Those from Ito Z on ll'hurctlay, th.• loth Nt..rch. Such of the above Pensi4ners who may be e , capable of per sonal attendance et either of the foregoing plata., from bodily or uid tar' infirmitit s ' are brreby required to transmi t a een ih eare of drat fact from the Ministers and Clit - Ciwarler-: of the Pa rishas in which they reside, together with their :rge, or other documents under which they receive their pension. The letter to be addressed "•I'o Wilimni Leec, Esq. 'lowa," unt".er cover 66 To the Secretary of the Board or Ortltuuice. Pa 1-Mall, Lost. don," marked on the back, 6. Certificate, etc. for Ordnance Pensioners." The letter to hr forwarded .o that the sante may he received on or Wore the day stated for the appearance of the Pensioner. And tile aforesaid Peastotiers are desired pirticulaily to notice that •f they do not personally attend, or transmit the required certificate iii proof of their inability to appear at the foregoing place:‘, on the dates and m th. manner • fp/gilled. they will Le considered .►s dead, ur otherwiee piosided for, sod their names >trtiLit off the List accortfinly.' • By Order of the Ward, R. H. Lie &W, S. OFFICE OF OIeDNANCE, Febrit!ry 13. IMS. riIHE PP I.VC I PM, OFFICP:Rs . - 7IS MA: JES T', ORDNANCE Jo hereby give N.!ice, That Prorau:s !I be received at their Ode Pal! Man i on or before FRIDAY, the 10th ,tly of Nlaret nes - , from such P •rsotts as may he sviniit, to undeztake the 3upply of FORAOZ Ric the ORDNANCE HORSES whined bi tle fogietrig triets, to be dlivered at the esi , ense of the Convener, vs. . - NORTH BRIf.tIN . Nui EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY SOLT 1 HERN, exclucve of CHAVIIAM WESTERN SOUTH WEST, Including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of WIGHT', and CHRIS 1.1: HU RCH WOOLWICH, %vita its Dependencies, WARLEY and CI - IAI HAM WEE/'.O N, Northamptonshire, Fora period of Six Months from the Ist of April nett. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, .iiu; est-An, without any mix ture of Foxy or fslowburtit rats. WA 111 U at lint weigh less than 47 pounds per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be Swe,:t and dry, and delivered in trusses of Sri lb. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw s ' and delivered in trusses of 36 lb. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, at the followatig ra es, viz. Fnr the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoir.topoi►e 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 tautly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, wiech, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse per week. FtrJter particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the R , .yal Artlllery to each Platelet, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-m.. 11, aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo sals must be delivered seated up and endorsA, 4. Piston:. for Forage ;" but no proposals can be admitted after the said torh of March, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed miles* the Party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, See. PATENT STONE CASING AND INLAID PAVEMENT. THE above are undertaken by C. CARTEK, Plasterer, No. 1, Dean•street, Soho. The Casing conhists of BATH STONE cut into Plates and attached to the building by means of Parker and Co.'s Cemery alone; it forms a front equal to solid Stone in beauty and solidity, and superior to it in being impenetrable by damp or frost, and is executed at leis than half the expense of common &one AiLlar. THE INLAID PA VEMEN I' is Ma new species, beautitol in appearance, supe rior in elegance to the Roman ressalated pavement, durable .n quality, and well suited for all Soon, and otli.:r %vat ks that admit of a display of taste, in form, and decoration. Parker an d c u : s Cement from Baukside is also sold as above. AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the On. ginal invention of Mr. lIENRV, and brought by his successive improvements to the highest pet fectiott) continues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Manufacturing mists, Manchester. this agreeable perfumed Liquor winch is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the tnost pleasant Arematica and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any hugth of time. ha pungent °their adapts it for affording relief in Head-eau, Fainting., &c.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing In crowded moms, in pl.ices of public resort, and in the apartments of the sick. it calmer' acts, also, the infection of Contagious Disease* As malty spurious and inferior preparations are gold under the sane and similar names, the public are requested tis observe, as • the only proof of its being genuine, that the news of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved on the stamp. the Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in betties price 2s. 94. eac h , stamp Included, is 'old wholesale and retail 4 Bayley and Blew, Ceekspur-stroets (the only Agents in London auttinnsed by the Proprietors ;) Where may be bad, Sponge Boxes ut Gold, Silver, Cornehaa, Crystal, &c. Also Hanle/ CALCINaII Mentissia, in bottles at as. 941. andiarsor with east stoppon, at it. Ed. etch; that' names being on the stamps.