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VOTICE is hereby Given, that the CANTEENS 1 1 in the undrmentioned Barracks, are tube Let to the higheit sill„., for one Year, from the 30th September neat, to the ot h s l t.mber, 181 ti. ,Niret.on but of unexeeptinnable character, nor say person •,,;• I.lote th=e one Car teen, or who dill not undertake hens fide :0 !vide :.! the Canteen, and conduct the business thereof in his pasbn, will be approved ; and two sureties will be required , or the rezuLr reytre:tt of the Rent, and an Sums which may baerne due i,, re , peet of the said CANTEEN, and fer the due ut the several Conditions and Stipulations of *s rr rr fl-- L; ,: . 1104 C Proposal shall be accepted, and Ms sureties, the Indenture or Lease and Covenants relating ort• • • rt:lcolare whereof may be known by applying to to the Barnet-Matters at the several Illirracks. .1 ha respectable persons with their Christian i• outoe.s, joi phices of abode. rho wgi join the recta* itulentuze as Ms sureties, meat be inserted in eke the tenant is to pay for the Stamps, and the Corn r r • '..Jr the i‘ffairs of Barracks do not undertake to procure • .a.t a Licence. F. p r , 7 )Fali with the words, " Tender for Canteen," ett ::t 9.1 tlx outside cover, will be received at this Office, on er tvc:7e o'c!lck at noon on Wednesday, the 2d of August 3 , ier which hour, any Proposal received cannot be notic e d. By thy Mutiny Act, Canteens are not liable to have Troops billeted upon them. The Form of the Proposal to be as follows : To ;he Commissioners for the Affairs of barracks.—l hereby err for ;lie Canteen at for one year, from 90th frieml,er, 1815,"4o tlfith September, 1816, the sum of Patient! as relit, Pounds for the privilege of strin; 'Actors, &e. thesin, making together Pounds' st.d yttivOit Mr. of and Mr....--- of ~ as my Sureties for the same. Harwich, Arind.!l, rryhrad, Brr, • Hastinp, Hounslow, . . . Arbil, Hythe, Large, Birmingham, Ditto, Small, BJ ething: on, .--. Fort Twine, EraS,•rn.; Lees, ' .-- Sutberbusd, 3NA:on, .----- Mocetief, . Cartrhury; Cavalry, Ipswich, Ditto infantry, Knightsbridge, Cufiain, Nurtb, Maidrone, P.... 0. 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THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR; dedicated, by perminion, to his Royal Highness the Cow. 1,3 Cater ; containing (without comment) the Services at ail the GF.NERAI. OFFICERS living at the close of the year I>tt+,trcm their entrance Into the Army; with complete Indexes of B.ttirs, and other missellaneous matter. • By JOHN PIiII.IPPART, Esq. Sold by Mr. Egertmi, Military Boekseller, WWteball ; Messrs. Rzrwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and all Other Where also may be had, Miumat of GeNERAL MOICAU, by the same. Pr. 14s. THE. PAMPHLETEER. Just published, price 65.6 d. r l l I'AMPHLI TE E R., NO. X.; • CONTAINING, 1 7r. PI:,;. de CONSTANT on the RISPONSETILTTT of MI. TRIAL •by Jules, by. J. LONOLLT, Esq.-1 Mr V , :!3L, ISE ces LITTEA to Prince TALLITRAND-.-1. On the a" c: Pro4trviug Houses front FIRE-5. An Attempt UP !".3TIN A tr l'se POETICAL TALENTS of the Present Age, by T. - I •Tntro t 401, On the ORGANOLOGY Of the BRAIN,- 7 . Liu r's LATTER s contittuttl-8. 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IA published, (with a beautiful Engraved Title page) band ""by printed on a fine wove demy octavo, price Is.; and on li ,, C royal ocravo, hot.presscd, price 10s. Gd. neatly bound, AN INTRODUCTION to BOOK-KEEPING: Comprising a Course of Mercantile Trantactions as they I't occurred in Inland and Foreign Trade. 'Fhe former ar !4'l..rti by Single Entry—ltalian Method of Double Entry; and !itil Inland and Fisieign, by the present Practice of the Count -111 House; with a Comparison of these Titre* Methods. To ich are stinjoined, Queries and AIISIVOISOU Bills, Merchants Moan's, and Boolt•Keening designed for il i chools and Count juß & MARMON, Accountant, Glasgow. ta.. 1:- - " ..11 1 tar Oils and Fenner, Paternoster - row ; Mac - - -...*414. 9 Edinbersh mid Wm. 'l' urubull, ulmine.. the WEDNESDAX . , This day was published, In nut. One baardi MONTH Elt M ER, a POEM:—By EDWARD QUILLINAN, Uscf. of the Third Dragoon Guards. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. 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Being a Review of the Moral, Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital : including Obse .vations on the Public Buildings, an.l the Monuments of Art which it contains ; and Remarks on the iffects of these greet Works and the Invitiitiune of Paris on the national Taste and Thinking ; Observations ea the Mamiert of the v;iriotis CLlsses of its Society ; on its Political Conduct and Opinions; and on the general s;ate of its Informa tion and Atta'nments in !Mei atnre and Arts. By 'MIN SCOT I', liui•,•r of the" Champi , m." Printed for Lotion4n, "Hurst, keel, Ormc, awl Brown, Naternostturow. THU WATERING PLACES FOR 101.5. This day wai 1 , 0)1;414 price 16s. in boards. or 17s. in Rti, In one thick and closely printed Volume, illustrated with Fifty Maps and Views, rilliE GUII)E to ALL the WATERING and SE.. IieNTOINq. 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We are highly gratified by the appearance of the valume before us; we know ot none, in the compass of our reading, that Is at once so cont'ensed and compreh, , nsive ; an argumentative end practical; so wall •st pported by solid rea-oh.ng and scriptural cri ticism, and yet to happily relieved by the application us its prin ciples to the conscience and the heart."—ke. Rev. Mar. Int 5. SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION.. This day was pni;lislic.l, in two thick vuls. Bvu. (closely printed. cud illu , rrateid with nine Platys by Lowry, &e.) Price Al. Ho. tid. Boards, QYSTENIATic EDUCATION, or ELEMEN kJ TART INS nitierioN b the VarbllS Departments of Literature and Science, with Practical Rules for studying each Branch of Useful Knowledge. By the Rev. W. SHEPHERD. the Rev.J. JOYCE, and the Rev. LAN E CARPENTER, I.l f . O. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster.row. The Authors of this Work have had it In view to offer loch elementary instruction as may afford it good preparative for fu- ture reading, to point out the best sources of farther information, and to comes e,s witkln a naroow compass, grew fut.,l of impor tam knowledge ' which could only Ile obtalned by the perusal of a multitude of Vt Imes. 1 his day way puhlohod, in it Vole. taw. (she second Edit ) price LI Bs. hoards, of A SKETCH of the HISTORY of EUROPE from the. Year 1783 to the General Peace in 1814, sib' biting a Vicw of the - Conimotions its Holland and Brabant, the Wars betweca Russia, Aestria, the Ottoman Porte, and Sweden . the Minihilation of the Kingdom of Poland, dr o ttevotetioa to France ' and the Wars which have proceeded from that extraur Binary Event, with the recent kevolutions in Spain, Amnia, and iwedes ; the Abdication of Nat oknin fionapirte, and the Rem! o. the liourbttl Family.—By JOHN IlIGLANI). 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A4ILLARDS IMPERIAL CLO I It' BY HIS AIMESTriii ItOYAL JET MILS PATENT. Ae e.nitenant psi de Ito mats en possedant lOU les agreateas, et qui rend music Fumy de Bairns:lie. T Merchants, and the, Public are re- E Nobi; it 37, sFecluliy itex.-mcd, the alitrve Cloth Is adapted fir tle various purpoiie. of Family u'e, for Shfrtfug, for Sheetirg, Chit. wear, Slips, Used for the purpom of Lin-n, it .ur. !ewes every other Cloth in its primar y quality, contmetversesp to HEALTH, 'which it prontotio in all Climates t by protecting. without increasiog the native watnnli, even in dae lentestseasou; and tota!ly preventing the various ills that ark./ from bang and ilenly chilled after riding or ether active erercise. It never im bibes the damp atmosphere either by sea or land ; its economy and durability is very great, and its beauty in appearance pecu liar. As Sheeting, it equally surpasses every o her Cloth, for comfort and appearance. as well as being 2-sths or nearly half the price: as, if a fine wide Sheeting is to be purchased at Vs. 6d. per )ard, this, being only es. 6d. of equal fineness, will give a saving of 3s. per yak!, in Addition to its peculiar comfort, and so in proportion for the other widths and qualities. It is sold, duly stamped, wholesale, to entire eav s , centain!ng from 30 to GO pieces each, for exportation; aces lw the piece of 25 to 52 yards, from '2s. to Ss. 6d. per yard, at the F.AS'I% IN DI WAREHOUSES, No. 16, Cbeapsidr, and at no other Its Fowl' or Country, and the Public are particularly cautioned against imi-ations. Orders with retrivance executed as if the parties wet e rest nt. The White Chintz for Ladies Dresses map be obtained as above, from two to four Guineas each piece. FOR IHE ITEM AND oUNtS. nUT R's celebrated VEGETABLE TOOTH PowpEP. is Kith confidence, recommended to tile l!,e of the Public, as the nuist efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Teeth In a sound state, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness witkout impairing the Enamel. It hatpins a fit rnness and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath the most delectable sweetness ; and if used constantly as :ir..ett.d. will prevent the Tooth-ache, by removing its cause—the Scurry in the Gums.—Pride 2s. 9d. the Boi. BUTLER% Superior LAVENDER WATER.,from its ale. gant fratancy has received the Approbation of their Royal Eigh nesses the Princess and Princemi Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. In Half pint ButtL, and Pints as. Prepared and sold by R. BOTLCR, No. 4. Cheapslde, London ; and by his appointment by Smith, Baiter, and Reabmii, burgh ; 111.13ryd, Baxter, and M'Donakl, Glasgow; Circesou, Mange, and Jolly, Liverpool; Lynch, Atkinson, and Stabil, Manche,t , sr; Spraigs and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton ; Hoaland, Graqville, Nettletun, and Rendall, Plymouth ; Piper, Brll, and Chase, Exeter; Brown. Harris, Barry, and Prosser, Bri.tol ; Cruttwed, and Barrall, Bath ; and most l'erfamers and Mitd/cauo Venders is every town; in 1191:s .a i. ud. each. FU:t THE TESTii.-11tOTTER'i •I'OOTI3 POWDER. Patror:iu•d and used their Royal 1-ligh:iftsts the Dukes ef U:a• rence and Kent, y:d t;een:l,•s►rt► Cot I.Lzvy and Amy, wha have found the gin 4 effects in long Voyages. ° rir LIE . ORIENTAI..DENTIEt ICE. or ASIA. 0 TIC TOOTH POWDER, has been Err thirty year s ettnunesidtd to the at tentioo of the Public. Those who have hot 10 tried it will finds single Boa of it a sufficient vatitity to aseci•tain itvvirtuts, being acknowledged by the moat respectable medieal authorie i rs used by many, and recommended.- The Powder r cleanses and beautifies the teeth, sweetens the breath, rtssesiks „' no that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful polish ' on the teeth. Fromlts astringency, it strengthens the gams, era 10' 'Mares the lousy, which often vi.ees the destruction of* whs•l t t 1 see of teeth, and preserves sound teeth from_clec..y, secures de cayed teeth front getting worse, fait uns those which ate :wise, and 0 prevents the Tooeli-ache.—Likewise, 10 A I'INCTUR F. for easing tit:: most violent Tooth-ache, ;yid :s a wash W•.h the Powder. A Caution against purchasing without " M. TrAtter," on the 0 stamp, on the top of the imx —all others arc counterf,dts. 1 2 Powder, us. 9d. a boa-- - fincture, ditto— . meshes, is. each. 0 0 s o t,',, wholesal e a n d r e tail, by tie: Proprietor. No. 3. buildings,. Beaufort- Strand ; Mr. Silken, Druggist ; Mr. Sinimoris and 0 Mr. Mills, Portsmouth; Mr.Je'non, Gosport; Mr.Ve ebb, Port- . 10 sea; Mr. Lucks, Southampton;* Messrs. Brodie and Co. litalisbur y 0 Mr, Hamilton, Guernsey; Mr. Jackson, Plymouth ; Mr.Con g d on 10 and Mr. Grenville, Plym o uth Dove; Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; Mr. Aldr e d, Yarmouth; Mr. 'I homplon, 5 0 Chatham ; Mr. Jatobs, Sheerness; Mr Rebey, liarrowgate; Mr. Jefferson or Man ; Mr. Viper and Mr. Meyler, Bath; Mrs. 5 Marries , Mrs. bbortliff, Bristol Library ; Messrs Mills 5 and Co. ditto; Mr. Benjamin.. Rucliestei ; Mr. fliodell, Cons. 5 wall; Mr. Newberry. Mr. &unit, and Messrs. Joni lion and Co.' 0 Dublin; Mr. Smith, Dame -street, ditto • Mr. Ruhert,oa, &Ina. 0 0 burgh; Mrs. Smith, ditto; and every ditto; tbrosibeSz time United Kingdom. • 4 • 4 4 • _ This day was pshished, By to NGtt.s V, HURST, Rh es,Oaxs, and ISaowts, Paternoster- row ; anti at the Britisfi Gallery, 54, New Bond.strert, A SERIES 01 ILLUSTRATION 3 to theLORD L of the ISLES, a I'oem, by WAISIR SCOTT, bsq. en• erased atter Designs by R. WESTALL 4 Esq. R. A. .in the first style of t zetlence. Price in 'Wok on French Paper, Ll. IGs ; Prints in Bva. ths : and wth the Poem, in Iwo. Xt. 12s. braids. %• :\ very few Copies of Proof Impresstons, on India Paper, price £2. 6d. Also may be tad, I. Stothard't Illustrations of Rokeby, a Poeni, by W.. 4 3cott, Proofs, in Ito. XI. 16 , ; Prints in Svo. Ist; and with the Poem, t!. Svo. !wards. 2. Cook's illustrations of the Lady of the Lake, a Poen, by W. Scott, hog. Pivots, in eto. JCL 165.; Prints, in Beo. 18$.; anti with the Po , :in, in Svo. LI. Os. boards. 3. Scheti" Illustratirins of the lay of the Last Minstrel, a Poem, by W. - Scott, Esq. Proofs, in 4to. set. I Is. ed.; Prints, in Svo. As dd.; or with the Poem, in 8,0. LI. 12s. boards.