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„ :-•.; ; • '•••' -...;13 • ; J V• •. • .10 • i it' 3111E11. F. 754. PARIS, FROM MONTMARTRE. • • vl PM of PA RIS and Surrounding Country i, now Exhibiting in BARKER's PANORAMA, Strand, • , r S u t: y.street, taken from Montmartre last May. when ro,session of the Allks; also the BATTLE of t i At NA, under Sir louts Moots and Marshal Som.?. OFFICE 01 ORDNANCE, March 18, 1815. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of tin MA. 1 J • OR Jo Array give Notice, proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, x before MONDAY, the sid day of April nett, from such i . o iss as may be willin; to undertake the Supply of BEDDING r Service of this Drpartment, for a period of three years, de rn.table after the L.:pi:alio:l of the first year, upon notice of err months,at the option of either party. Patterns of the articles may be viewed upon application at ,e ',Amapa' Storekoper'S Oißce In the Tower; and farther It ticulars, togeth r with the terms and conditions of the Con may be ktinwn at the Somitarr. Office in Pall-mall, afore• ~,Lutsday between the lemosof teat and four o'clock, Wiser, p r opoots Must be delivered sealed up ant ende►sed, a Pitot , G ls for 'Jeans r bat no proposal can be admitted after the 2.1 of April, at twelve o'clock at now of the same days ,; : p e r will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making It, .o agent in his behalf, shall attend. 1;y Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. .----.--VICTUALLING-01:110E, March U, 181‘. TE CO3IMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ♦ 1W MAJESTrs NAVY, do hereby jive Notice, That tin FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, they will be ready A receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for the fol. i n quantities of BUTTER, CHEESE, and OATMEAL, to se &livered at the Parts and in the proportions against each ex ;to.' .1, viz. Butter. Cheese. Oatmeal DEPTFORD 30 Tons. 50 Tons, 100 Toes. POR I SMOUTH 20 50 60 PLY MO Dl' H 0 25 40 50 Tons. 125 Tons. 200 Tans. Ore bslf thereof In one month, and the other ball within% h afterwards; and to be paki for by BM payable within. ninety days after date. Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's !dr' will Le WO asty Tessier ia which Mt pries Jail stet Se, I yards at lessztb,or that shall sot k ddivmd to the Bearlike o'clu:k on the sail Friday, the Slat august, tor mains .eo iGho saes the Tessier, or was Per on his kW, attestors wins caliesifor. FOUNTY FIRE orricz, -TRUSTICEII. - • The Duke af KUTL4ND, K. CI. The Marquess of fluentmoli/114, K. G. The MarqUess of NOILTIIAMPTON. The Earl of Au evince masninc. Th.. Earl Of UPPER Obsoke. NyiLLtAilit PILALD, big. M.P. . s. licitWARD MORLAND, Eqc M.P. And Sixty Direeeosg. Managits Director—l. T. &WIER BEAUMONT, Esq. F. A.S. I)ERSONS Inwrkr,t in this Oflice share the Proits a Num.'s, with the GAIMNAL MY Mims, uho have ti! , •cribe.l a perrllnent Surplus Capital of ae4(3,nce The tali-Ids will eigninetiee In J v. next, pursuant 0 the Deed, and ghenc,forward be payable annually, to 43 as they respectivily !•,:..11 have been la,tlred Se• to irtars. • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King Gesrge I. March, 1815. pERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on A the .2 ';th instant, aro iser , hy informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the C ronpany's Offices, over the Royal Lichange and in Pall-Mall, as well m by their rzspeetive Agent s in the sevt.ral Counties; and the parties assured are requested to apply tur tl.e reNewal of their Policies, on or. before the 9th of next, as the usual ilftcett days allowed for payment, be -1.1,4 the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL. FENNING, jun. Secretary. •,• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, tor the Ai n.nce of Bi.ildings, Goods, Merchaadize, and Ships in Harbour. it. Duck, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and a:,a for the A►sursnce of, and granting Annuities on Lives. X. ii. Fire Policies will be issued, fres of ex7ence. to the As ',or& where the ar.nual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards. MATS, BE. IWEEN HAIHELD AND HERTFORD. A Co ITAGE ORNF.E ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, with 01. FIC ES, GARDENS, beautiful PLEASURE GROUNDS, and MEADOW LAND. 'IO BE COLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ICOSINS, ADELIGHTFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE fitted . up with great taste and elegance. to complEtt order, with retpuene attached and detached tees, Coach-houses, 11.1 Stables for silt Hor•te, large ptoductive Kitchen Garden cal ed round, well %welted, cropped, and planted with choke Fruit-trees and Twenty-three Acres of exce!ient Meadow Land, otly twenty miles from Landon, in a highly respectable neigh h:urhood, beautiful rides in all diiectiona.—.lintnediate possession rt. , y he had. I u be viewed by Tickets, which, with Partkulara, may be had of Mr. Rubins, Warwick street, Golden•eqsare. .FOR SALE, ty Order of the liennorable Commissioners of his Majesty's Comm, at t h e Custom-Howl», kocl.esttr, On TnultswiTe the Got h last. at Ten 111 die rbren Wan I THE FOLLOWVNG GOODS, IN S.If.VXRAI. Lars. rost ithAst consuialmorn I ALc.it 91 Call. Foreign Biwolf 4i Galion' Forefin With lw; -- --. (lemma 11 ..---- ----- ArrAck WS -- ----Aunt . 2 -- --- Nora* Al , o,Tea, Muslin, Muslin 'tippets. Scarfs, Trinimings,Carn- Cambric Hanikercliit fs, Crape, Dresses, Go a• , Lace, Lace ecklace‘,•Bracelets, Fealben, Shavols. Fans, Fluwert, l' r for Racily., Was Candles, Soy, Raw Case, Sues/Wei, Kicks, Cart+, Oil, Anchovies, Indian Indian Ink, Ni• .Ih—cases, .skins, Candies, Purses, CI i a, Porcelain, Tabus. b, Canvass, Coats, 61.irte, bltuts, 'Soots, Esc. Ala two Yawls Irid rot tirealraTioN. About 50 Pieces Silk ilanolierekiela, 50, Silk Shawl% 150 "r• ; I ember (einem—Also Silk stockings, Actin, Silk list Tip- Pt", k s bbands, Nom:aut. of Siik,*ilk L.aak, OM. .1 Ile whole may be viesse4 V Oda flows Day before and Niswiiing of 3elfe. etry-iive yer Cunt will b.. required,* s &Peat. 11.0 quit* aad uL sold for leo than the amooot of %Ise ropucuveLotits u...0s for Evorcadon. 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Besides Five of 1,000 Guineas each, which E. E. pledges himself to pay in GOLD, without deduction, soon as Muni. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at 2, Coteau:4 s e and 18, CoVewraY-erRCILT, where-all Business in the Public Funds Is faithfully executed. N. h. The Grand Lottery Draws .sth April. THE LAS r ,GRAND PRIZE OF 430,000 1 ! ! IN THIRTINN !MAIMS, WAS SOLD NT OARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 7. Corn kilt, and 26, Oxford•street (who, in returning their grate ful acknowledgements 'to the Public for favours conferred for nearly forty years past), respectfully solicit their attention to the present Grand Scheme, containing 'Three Prizes of £so,ooo, which is unparalleled in the Annali of Lotteries, and in addition Five Prises of One Thousaild Guineas! which will be paid in Heavy Guineas by CAR sou. and Co. without any deduction as soon as drawn. 'Tickets and Mures are on sale ih great variety. Schemes Gratis. Golden Lottery draws sth of Aeon L. N. B. Orders from the Country, with remittances, punctually attended to; and all business in.the Public Funds, or Govern ment Securities, transacted. . GUINEAS ! AND THREE £30,000 PRIZES. GWEBB, having had the good fortune of distil . busing among the Public FOUR Capital Prizes in the Lot tery which finished 31st of January, has the satisfaction of an noundng a New Lottery, In which he confidently expects to sell, at least, Foot Moat.-The Scheme contains 'luau Ps tz et of IC3o,ooo,fitc. also Five of 1,000 Guineas each. which WEBB is prepared to PAY IN GOLD, without any Deduction, as swat As drawn, at his Truly Fortunate Once, 17, LuDOAT E. s rarRT, nor St. Paul's, where 2,502 a Prize of IEIO 000 2no 10,80 e..... 6,358 6,775. Were ALL Shared and Sold in the LAST LO (*TRAY. Orders by Post duly attended to, and all 'liminess in the Funds faithfully executed by U. Wean. truck-Broker, 17, Ludgate street, Dear Sc. Paure. •.• Cash for Irish Bank Notes. To the CHEVAIER , RU3PINI, No. 20,'PALL-MALL. Hanoi, March 18, 1815. SR —My Son, Lieutenant WEBB, R. N. was: sudlenly seized with a bleeding from his lung, wh;ch con• tioued for m're than a mon , b. ••tir t ;.eal assistance was of no use, but on his taking one small but Ix of your excellent STYPIIC, was stopped. Ile is nuw on the Aparlcm station, and he de- sired me to make his reniembitance to you tor hell the means oe saving his life. I rennin, Mar Sir, your grateful cervadr, • - • . Wass. • BRISTOL. tern Decision. YOU will send three HUISER'I"S Genuine ROSEATE POWDER, having incautiously bought a Counterfeit that did no istvice, and Much injured my skin LI am now careful in getting the Genuine, as I found that removed the superfluous hair from my face, and made the skin white and smooth, and think it more pleasant to use than any other ..1 tried before.— lieware, the Genu ine is si g ned outside " 0 H. Howl" Fold at N 6 22, RUStiCit./treit, Covent-gsrden; Overton, 51, Bond street; Duanett, 2, theapside; Talc, 41, Cnruhiq ; 'Morn, 46, Oxford-street ; Davison, Dublin g Ratbstrn, Edinburgh Cat tle, York; Truman, Exeter; Hopkins, Hull; and by all e. tamers, price 45. and is P. HEATH, of No:tingh.tm. informs the J• Merchants of England and Tradrn In general, that for the ,i,vrnitnice of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the bands of Mr. EDWAILDt, IN, St. Paul's Churcislard. 1 his Essence la a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy, in Sato. frocks, gowy and dinky pains In the stomach and bowels gestion, by ,terkv sea-sieltnesa, nausea attendant on prertiancy. re l a xation and la ssitude arising from untospheric lint, want of appetite, iajuries from inclement writ her, the abuse of spitituots* liquors and in the spasmodic affection of thr stomach and bowels so common to blotto, adapting ti e dose to tt e urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, It will be found a Valuable acquiition. JuNtlielt Esserice or Perpetrator is so well known as a va luable nu ll ity that the principal object of this adver tisement to gdord purchasers agthist the sunteross eswiter• felts which ne prepared by Druggists, acc. especially If the order la fir kap iriation. rhe billy caution J. P. Heath fan gine, is to sir tha J. 1' ilr i rat, Nottingham.. Icengravild on the Govern mut sianip. Nu:d Whniewl' s erail also by Edwards, No. 14% St. Paul's iltittless fie.* and l g. !id: • ... . . This day was published, price Bs. 6d. in boards, The 'Tenth Editlop. ADISQUISITION on the STONE and GRA WEL ; with Obwevallons on the Gout when complicated with . those Disorders. By S. PERRY, Surgeon. - Printett for Sherwood, Neely, and lours, Paternoster-row Becket, Pail-NWI; and llighley and Son, No. 174, Fleet•street. 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" We do not know, in fact, any Sermons so pleasing, or so likely to be popuLtr, and to do good to those who are pleased wi!h them. All the feeangs ate generous and gentle, all the send ments and all the general views just and enobling. We can hardly help envying the talents by which Mr. Alison bas clothed so n n wisdom in so much beauty, and made us find, in tise same work, the highest gratifications of taste, and the noblest lessons of virtue.—Edinburgh Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onneyand Brown, Lon don; and Archibald Constable and Co. Editill.srgiu Of whom may be had, by the sante Author, Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste, I vols. Bvo. 4th Edition. price Xi. 1 s. boards. GAKDENING. This day was published, handsomely printed in Foolscap svo. price 7s 6d. hieirds, THE VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY; or, Monthly index of Work t i be doue-in Town and Villa Gardens, ihrubberies, and Parterres- ' with Hints on the Treat. ment ofiikrubs and Flowers usually k ept in Hai Green-room, this .obby, andlhe Drawing-room. lise Thirti Edition, much its. proved. By WAL:rE . NICOL. Printed for Archibaid Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; sad Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, London. 4 '„ , It is believed there is to book of gardening on the plan of this work. It is intended as an assistant to gentlemen, business necessarily confines them to the chamber and :1; counting-room, who seek health and reereinies at abet vilYit.r.t !a nd to the ladies of their families who take upso didessira dalb • management of their own garden s ' and parterres. As above may be bad, by the same Author, 1. The Garilvner s Kalandar • or, Monthly phrase,. el 'Operations every Branch of liordculture, On. third WM*, Ills. boards. 2. The Planter's }Calendar ; or, the Norseman's and Parer ;tees Guide in this Operations of the Nursery, the Estnit i sod Ithe GM% ‘Ol4 l *sr lagoodori Us. boor% • • .. ~ STATE LOTE RV of 'only' 1 . 5.600 tickets , con kilning Three Prizes of £30,000 each, and Five of Otis Thousand Guineas ' the utter to be paid without deduction in GOLD. HAZARD, BIIRNE, and Co. respectfully Inform the Public, that the Lottery containing the above extraordinary Prizes will commence Drawing on the sth of Aran. next, and that Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at their Of ice, No. 93, Royal Ex change. The Fifth and Fifteenth drawn Blanks on the First Day, and the Tenth, Twentieth, and Thirtieth, on the Second Day, will tack be entitled to One Thouttnd Guineas in Gold ; which Prizes will be paid at the above Office in Guineas, without'any deduction. THE FULL MONEY in‘GOLD will be Piid by RICHARDSON. COODLIICK, and CO. for the Lye Prises of I.OIM Guineas, In •he sT.-vrE LO C !TRY to begin Drawl. g, WEDNESDAY, !at) 111 E SCIIIME CON rAINTs S . nixes of • £30,000 5 - • OM ,i+sll 6 - • . 500 &e. &e. RICHARDSON, CIOODLUCK, and Co. have been pirtleu krly fortunate in the sate of thirty Thousantl P•und Prizes, 'tlg the *its!), persons that ever soil it ..Shars Two rrizes of that deseriptioa. 12,807 . • .003,000, In Sixteen Sixteenths, and 26,883 - sCsO.BOO, In One Half, One Quarter, and Two Eighths. Tiekeis and Shares are on Sale. In variety of Numbers, a: their Office, Cordhill sand Charing-Cron. _ LAW I.IST, FOR IRIS. This day was intillshed, neatly bound, price 6s. with many Con rections and Alterations, of THE NEW LAW LIST; being a Litt of the Judges and Officers of the , lillerent Courts of Justice; a List of Comm , : Certifirated Special Pleaders and Conveyancers; and also a complete and accufate lir of all the certifica•ed At tornies, Notarie., and Proctors in Et gland and W:kles, and I.On don . 3 rots for the Country Attornles. as printed by permission of ti.• Commissioners of stamp Duties. To which are added. a Table of Sheriffs and Agents ;. List of Bankers, Notaries, Mail Coaches, Newspapers, LW and Public Officers, Circuits of the Judges, and Quarter Sessloos, &c. Ike. and a •ariety of other useful matter. By SAAILTI - .L HILL. of the Stamp (Mee.— Printed for W. Clarke aid eons, Portugal etreet, Lincoln's Inn; and R. Pheney, Temple-gate. • TWs day was published, in Ovo. price ss. beards PHE THEORY of PRESUMPTIVE PROOF; or, an Inquiry into the Nature of Circumstantial Evidence : including an Examination of the Evidence on the Trial of Cap tain DOWILLAN. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookseller?, Portugal-Street, LincohisAnn. This day was published is 2 vols. teem. price les. ed. in boardo, PROVERBS. chiefly talon from the Ad.gia of Erasmus, with explanations, and.furtber illustrated by c sr responding Examples from the Spanish, Italian, French, and Eng lish Languages. Printed fur J. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall; and may be had of all Booksellers. Tbis day were published, in Bvo. price tOs. ed. boards. QERMONS, by WILLIAM CRAWFORD, t...) D. D. Minister of Stra;ton. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom maybe had, SERMONS, by the Rev. ASCNIIIALD ALISON, L.L.B. the fourth Edition, in i!va. price 11:s. boards. This day .0 published, In Four Volumes 12mo. price Al. Ss. boards, CLAN.ALBIN ; a NATIONAL TALE.— A nation fam'if for song and beauty's charms; Zealous, yst modest ; innocent though free; Patient of toil; serene amidst. alarms; Inflexibie in flub; invincible in arms. &ATTIE. Prlnted for Lorgniao, Maras, Rees, Orme, and Brown. I.on. don; Macredie, kelly, and Muckersey, hdin:Aurgli ; and I Cumming, Dublin.