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TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, PUMUZIP to in Order of the High Court of Chancery, made s Cause, Hacsnail against Compel., before CISAILLS THOMSON Esq. one of the Meters of th e f•a'.d Court, at the Publicallet Room of the said Crest; in Southamptioo-iluddings, Chancery_ lane, London, on Monday the 25th day of May, Lisl2, Otle A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, late of W 44.1 e* CLYVERLT, deceased,cons*sting ofa Li,tte and Cbalk *harf, situate at Gravesend, in the Cow)? of Kent, held on Leate flung the Earl of Datuky, of which ten years will be unek•lresi at Mi chaelmas nest. On the Ist of May will be publiewil yr:ce Ss. estra boards, XTEGLECTED GENILTS.—A POEM. Dedicated by permission to his Grate the Duke of Devon sliire.—By W. H. IRELAND, Author of the "Fisher boy," " Bailor Boy,"" Cottage Oitl," &c. Ste. &.. Al/herein is V.lnsuateJ thh untimely fate of many British Poets, from the period of Henry VIII. to the ars of thy unfi.rtwate Chattertun. Interspersed with Imitations, and containiug Notes, explanatory, &c. &c. Published by barge Cawie and Co. No. SI, Poultry; and Messrs. Sherwood, Neely, and /ones, Paternoster-row, London. LIFE OF LORD SOMERS._ • This day was published, by W. (lulus and Sona;Low Booksellers ) Portupl-st rest. Lincoln's-Inn, in 4 to. price 41. Us. 6sl lsds. AN ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS of LORD CHANCIILLOR SOMERS, including Re marks on the Public Affairs in width he was engaged. and the Bill of Rights; with a Comment by HENRY MADDOCKS, Esq. of Lincoln's-Inn, Barrister-at:Lbw. Persica!us whereof ars be had at the said Master's Chem. bus; of Messrs. CL,tir4on, Estes-street. Strand ; Meoss. pheraon sal Cower, Gray' s Ina; and of Mr. Bedfast:ld and Mr EVATA Gravesend. OCTAVO EDITION OF LORD BYRON'S NEW POI CHIT rirs LAW OF APPREN !ICES. This day was pubUsbed, In avo price is. 6d. in boards, APRACTICAL TREATISE on • the LAW relative to APPRENTICES and JOURNEYMEN, and to exercising TRADES.—By 1. CHITTY, Esq. London : Printed for W. Clsrke and Sons, Law Bookseller's, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn. This day w:k& publisbel, - Handsomely printed in Bro. puce 121. the Secpnd E i dition of CHILDE HAROV'S PILGRIMAGE ; a Poem : written during the Author's Travels is Polley', Spain, Albuda,and some of the mostquteresting Parts of Greete; with Notes.. T.l.which are added, a few miscellaneous Poems, - and'rnmsiations of modern Greek Songs, written chiefly abroad& and a short AppenJis, conr..ining Observations on modem Greek Literature, with a short Catalogue of !Wreak Authors. By LORD BYRON. Printed for John Murray, 42, Fleet-street, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 28, Ism. THE COURT of DIREC7VRS of the UNITED COMPANY !f MERCHANtS V ENGLAND, trading 6 tit EAST' INDIES, I. krt.* give mace, That a General Court of the said Cotuparty • will be held at 'lair House, in Leadenhall•street, on Friday nest, the Ist of May *Eleven o'Clotk in the Foredoon, on Special Affairs. WILLIAM RAMS.I2; Secretory. This day was published: In two volumes, royal nem price s. 3s. In boards, ATREATISE on PLEADING, containing a Practical View of Pleading, with a copious Selection of Precedents for the Use of Professional Gentlemen, whether practising in Town or Country, either as Barristers, Pleaders, or Attorneys.—By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. Second Edition, gre....y enlarge.: and improved. • I.ondon: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, and J. Pinter worth. IMKRACA-OFIICE, SPRING-GARDENS, LowDoN, APRM 27, 1812. ADVERTISEMEN C. S UCH Persons as are willing to Contract for per. forming the I'AINTING required to the BARRACKS at Portman-wee:, may see the Speuideation and Fenn of Proposal for the same, at the Office of the Barrack-Master, Porman sreet, any Jay between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock. The Proposals must be addressed to " The Contmis goners for the Affairs of Barracks, Barrack-Ofilev, Spring- Gardens, London;' with " Tenth, fur Painting respired to the Barracks at Portman.atreet," marked on the Cover, and delivered waled up, at the Barrack-Office, in London, on or before Two o'Cloek on Monday, the 11th May next, af.er which h Aar no Tender will he received. TRANSPORT OFFICE, AtrillS, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS fir CONDUCTING 11Th MAJESTY', TRANS PORT SER PVC E, for talks: • Care of SICK dn., WOUNDED SEA'I'EIV , and fir thtCart ant Caddy of PRISONERS of WAR, ua hereby give notice, That they will be ready at'this Office, on Tue s day the I nth of May, 1812, to r‘ccive sealed Tenders, mut trtot with such Per sons as may be willirc to contract for VIC 1.1.11.L1NG pit I. SONEitS of WAR in• Health at PORCHESTER CASTLE/ CHATHAM, FOIITON, nil on board tlte, Prison Ships a t " P9 I) .TSMOUTH, kr Six Murths certain , flout duty I , 1812. No Jades ttia be mcieri of ca.-44.usi on the Ay treats,aar aay 11 6441 We, de party, or .IN far him, feraraaly.ittrayi Ea44•Lter mad be acozmpanialy a truer frefi two respecteik for soh ongagiag le:ode hula trio the persaa lcaderialg, in the sass of £ 5O OO, for the due performaals if tAe covtrad. Further tertkuLis may ir !now• by efrgyiag at this Offire ; cr 6 Captain Loa, Porchs.iter Cottain liert:Airuvr, Chatham; sr Copan Woodriff, • Fatten • ' OFFICE OP ORUNAIiePIi, ilp,rl2l), 181 . 2 e lliE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IFIS .1.11.4- JESTrs ORPNANC.7, /Ls hereby give Notice, That Plopomis will be received at their (Alec itt er before Friday, the ilth dr, of May next, from such Person s INT he willing to undertake the supply of various Articles, term e d " PETTY EM lONARY," for servicl. of this De ter:mem, fora period of Three Yeats, deterrninable at the ear i !Elm of On'e Year, at the o?tion of either Patty. 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With Observations on the Proof, &c. of Bills and Notes, in case of BANKRUPTCY.—By JOSEPH CHI I'TY, Esq. Fourth Edition, greatly eulas get' and improved. . . . London : Printed for W. Llarke and Sung, J. Bucierworth, and W. Recd. TO rAGISTRATES, itte Scc. This d'y was published, in Co. price £2. 2s. in hoards, AN ABRIDGMENT of PENAL STATUTES, 3- Which exhibits, at one view, the Offences, and the Punish ments" or Penalties 7u consequence of those Offences, the mode of recovering and application of the penalties, the number of witnesses and the jurisdiction necescary to the several convic tion=. and the chapters and sections of the enacting vatutes ; to which are subjoined a variety of adjudged cast? - . The Fourth Edition, with Additions.—By Sir WM. ADDINGTON, Km. late one of the Magistrates of the Public Office. Bow-street To which is added a Conunuatioa of the Sta• utes to the'Slst Geo. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sohs, Law Booksellers, Port ugal-streer, Lincoln's-inn. LAW LIST FOR pat. This day was phblished, neatly bound price Ss 6d. the Sixteenth •• • • • - •• - - , , . Edition, with many co:rections and iltatatins,lncluding the New Costs in Chancery and King's Bench and-Examiner's Offiee, of 'T`HE NEW LAW LIST; being a List of the 1 - Judges and Officers of the Courts of Justice. Counsel, ter tiflcated Special Pleaders and Conveyancers, and also a complete and accurate List of all the certificated Anomie., Notaries, and Proctors, and London Agents for the country Attornies ; as printed by permission of the Commitsioners of Stamp Dudes. To which are ad.ded, a Table of Sheriffs and Agents, List of Buskers, Nwaties, Mail-coaclies, Newspapers, Law and Public OiF.cers, Circuits of the lu•!ges, and Quarter Sessions, Esc. Ac. and a variety of other useful matter. By SAMUEL HILL, of th• Stamp-office. _ _ . . _ London : Printed for W. elute mid Soje, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Inn ; and K. l'eme.e-gate. IMPErS PRAC C. P. This day was pubashed, Contsining near )00 pages, closely printed, in two volumes, royal Svc). pric.2 Bs. in boards, or .ln one voTunse LI 7s. Dedicated, by permission, to Sir James Mans Geld„ 'THE NEW IN ST RUCTOR CLE RICA LIS, sating the Authority, !tirisdietior, Ind Modern Practice of the Court of 'Common Pleas. he Intl: Editiot, corrected; with very considerable alterations and a Onions. By JOHN IMPEY, Inner Temple. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-strcLt, Lincoln's-Inn '1 he above Ethivit was wholly written corrected by Mr. Imp:F. This day was published, By W. Clarke and Sims, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lin coln's-Inn, in two volumes, *lvo. very closely printed, the third Edition, price LI I Cd. in boards, of ACOMPENDIOUS DIGEST of the STATUTE LAW; con.ptising the Substance and Effect of the most material Clauses in all the public Acts ;:f Parliament in force within great Britain, from Magna Charta to, SS Geo. 111. By THOMAS WALTER \VILMA:WS, Eel. Birrister at Law IV This Work will prove t.. Er of great practical utility, as a book of reference and immq information, not only to the Mnistretes and gentlemen of the law, but to every one who may be In anywise sleeted by, or have occa.ion to rrfer to, any of the numerous provisions contained in the different public Acts now f.irce, to Which it will be found to be au accurate and copious. rut ral 11.1NKRUIE1 LAW. Ibis day was publisheJ, in Bvo. Vt.l. I, price 12s. in board., (lleditated, by permission, to Lord Eldon) TIE ORIGIN, PROGRESS, and PRESENT PRACTICE of the BANKRUP I.AW, both In England and in Ireland. By EDWNRD lAN, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Farri:ter at Lae, a Commiasioner of Bankrupt, the Dow's ins Proft•ssor of the Laws of England, Sec. Ste • London : Prin•rd ter W. Clarke and does, Law Booksellers, Por ttgal : t,treet, Lincohesalnn. •.• The Enirvolailie of 'this work contains on the Englidi Bankropt Statutes teithe II Gee. III.; the tlecitletl cases abrithied are annexed in the tones to each section, to which they are re ferable, nt the aethoes a:b.:veva:loos uyon each case. he scold volume will cont.un all the Irish and the remaining Englilt Bankrupt Statute% the General Orders of the Chancel lor, to whi:h will be subloinci Notes,referring to every material (recision in Bankruptcy ; to the:+c will be added the mutt useful precedents, and a copious index to the whole. ] he two voltunes arc intended to form a complete System of the Bankrupt Law, including both Thooty and Practice. • IMPEY'S SHERIFP AND CORONER. This day was publWted, in royal Bvo. price Li 2s. in boards, (Dedicated, by permi.sion, to 4.ord ElJenborouth) 'l'll F. pitAcricy. of the OFFICE of SHERIFF and UNDERSHERIFii. she Wing the powers end duties of those Officers, t i e mantrer of apNinting the H:gh Sheriff, Under-Sift-MN ar.d their Deputies, Election of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, with the Bye-laws of the City relative thereto, the nature of Actions by and against Sheriffs; Including an the mUdern Determinations and n!cesury Precedents of Re turns to Writs, &c. Also, The PRA'!TICE of the OFFICE of CORONER ; Shaving the mode of his appointment, with the powers and duties of taking Inquisitions, and Moe! of holding Courts— To each of which Works are added, copious Appendixes of useful Precedents. Third edition, with considerable alterations and irnpravements.—By JOHN IMPEV, of the Inner Temple, Arthur of the Practice of the K.B. and C. P. and Modern Pleader. London Printed for W. 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Historiographer to the Honourable East-LitLa Company. • Printed, by authority of the Hutr , urable Court of Directors, and soiS by Black, Parry, and Co. Books :114x to the Honourable East-India Company, Leadenhal-street. • Where may be had, lately published, by John Bruce,Esq. • In 3 vols.4tu. price i 4 10s. in boards, Anrals of the Honourable EasP-India Company, from their Establishment by the Charter of Qtiet n Elizabeth, 1460, to the Union of the Landon and English East-India Colopanies, 1'.07-a. A few Copies are printed on Royal 4.0. price XI; in boards. LOCK AND SUROICAL DIiI'ENSAK r. This day WWI publishes% price 3s. . . De , licated to the Duke of lost. Pativin of die Invitation, P RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, -Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakaets a'd de rank:einem of the generative Organs which Impairs the constitu don, priniog o.rt a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in sttietures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Acc9unt of the Luck Dispensary, as a safeguard against em pyrickm in this practice, so fatal to the young and unwary. By F. KiERNAN, Member of the ReyalCollege, London; and Surgeon to the _ . . Lock ,biirpensary. Sold by Sherwood and CO. 20, Paterno,ter-row ; am) by the Author, at Isis private House, 21, Lower Charlotte•strtet, lled ford-square. . This day was pulisisheti, ins Vols. bvo. price Xi ii a. dd. bds. 'H E HISTORY of IRELAND, from its Union with Great Bri.ain. in January tam to Oc•ub. r Mo. By FRANCIS PLOWDE.N, Esq. Author of the General History of Ireland. London : Published by R. Saoley, 46, Paternoster-row. Where may be had; 1. A srlenditl edition of Hunk's History of England, and Smollttt's Continuation, with upwards of 130 elegant Portraits and Wood Cuts, price , Et 1 45. in boards. 2. The same Work, in royal two. with proof .impressions of the plates, 16 voh. Fere £l9 in boards. S. Ihe Worki of Hogarth, with Notes, Critical and Histori cal, by Clerk, elucidated W.ch 93 Plates, wherein all the origina lity and satire of the'Author is retained; 2 vols. royal ovo. price .C 3 11s. in board.. 1. The Ana:ysis of Beauty, by the same Author, price Ins. In boards. - - bIBI.R. The most depot Family Bible ever publisbrd, with FroutispiPce, price XI 4s. boards,. 6. The same on Royal paper, gl 7. The Fame on Imperial paper, 2 'rot, price £4 4s. boards. G•IRDENS AND VILLA GROUNDS. In a few days will 'a,: published, in Ito. with •rwenty Plates. T_Tiwrs on the FORMATION of GARDENS 1 - 2 . and . PLEASURE-GROUNDS; wirh Desigas in various styles of Rural Embellishment; compriiing Plans for las* out Flower Parterres, Shrubberies, Groves, Labyrinths, Parks, and Paddocks,wills Instructions for the Arrangement of Botanic and Kirchen Gardens, including the Censtruction of Conserv.uorles and Glass Ver sadabs, Hot houses, Hot Walls, Flues, .t oyes, and other Horticultural improvements, with Hints on forming Plan • rations, and a Priced Catalogue of Fruit and Forest -trees, Shrubs, and Herlsactous Plants, adapted' to Vila Grounds, front One Perch to One Hundred Acres in extent. Loudon: Printed for J. Harding, :33, St. Jatnees-street. M'here may be had, • Madocks' Florist's Directory, a complete Treatise on the Cul nue and Management of the prin:ipal Flowers and tulbous Roots ; with Instructions fur the C:nuposition of Manures Earths and Composts, and for perforpsing the different Operation; of Horticulture, a new Edition improved, by Curtis, and illus trated with coloured Plates cf the Flowers, Insclements nf Gar dening, &c. Svo. price 251. and afe superior Cop:es, sts. 6d. . This day was published, in nen. price IS-. hoards, THE PLANTER'S KALENDAR ; or, The NURSERYMAN and FORESTER'S GUIDE, in the Op.. 1 rations of the Nursery, the Forest, and the Greve. By the !WC WAL'ltit NICOL. • Edited and completed by EDWARD SANG, Nurseryman. Printed frir Longman ' Hurst Rees, Orme r and Brown, and J. Murray, London: and Archib ald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. ".." 'this work contains an extended view of the methods of raising trees from infancy to maturity; their management in ate nursery, in the forest, and in the grove; as betlge-row ' and de-' tached ornamental trees in the park and in the lawn. It s' ews ' tbe methods of rai.ing and managing simple and mixed copal with the qualities of soils best adapted to the various kinds of forest trees, and in which they have attained to the greatest pew fection in many' places, both of Scotland and England. The whole is intended to enable the landed proprietor, engaged in the 'cultivation of timber upon his estate to adolst the speediest, cheapest, and most eflkusal method; of arriving at the pin posed mil. As above may be had, by the same Author, The VILLA GARDRN Diszeroar ; or Monthly lode= of work, to be done in town And villa gardens, shrubberies, and par. teases; with Hires on the Treatment of Shrubs and Flowers usually kept in the green-room, the tabby, and the dtliwillf r.on3. The stood tididon, prigs 7e. dd. !spuds. SALE OF A LARGE PROPiiR I Y IN klaiNßUStGill, Erected for the purpose qf being employed as au ben or kierss. TO DE SUL% T HAT large Building .un the South sifts of George". street, (being the centre Buildibetwewa Caink-stinet and Chutotte-street), can e d the TO NTINE, with Ow Cassie homes,- Stables, Batts, and other account:to:attars beldistl, trend on the north side of the Mews Lase. The To extends Early one hundred few io front; eon; talus six Public RJO2IIF, 30 feet by 25, guitar of whirls may bs enlarged a se feet by 10, by opening the t o hli as d ot e s believe Mem. It also contains four Rooms, A fest by its, tsteimpetern other Aplrrments, in the bed - roses stodge ; sod ssemerotts ivA spacious senora:dation in the kitchen or sunk storey, capital Vaults under the whole, and Cs.litrage in the front area. There are also Water-closets to each suite of rooms, contort . ed in the most complete manner; and there is an ineshaustille supply of Water, fruits wells within the premises, besides the supply of water from the city pipes In the Buildings behind there are Hot and Cold Baths, roomy • Coach-houses, handsome Stables, Hay-lotis, end wensunta!atitan for Grooms, &c. ; and ifs Purchaser requites it, Mrthet Stalaimg can be given on the ouptiatte die of the Mews Lase. As some puts of the Beiklings we not fittislud, a Purchaser may please himself in the mode of fistishley. David Nisbttt, in the Tontine, ICU shew the P:entises ; are he, or John Young, Writer to the Sipet, Edinburgh, will ut• farm u to °air part!cu'ars. M ONEY TO LEND, to any amuunt, by Annuiq on Landed or other Incomes, or on Balk or Notes, or to Heirs of property. In a ly ma.sner sui:able to the ;pp icant's cumstanees.— % lpply ur add ,t-; to Mr. Drumm° , d and-Co. R sell Mews,. Howland street, kitzroy-sTiate, who, without o her inttrfrrenee ur exposition, can riket toe most impurt..nt busi ness in a few hours, Inn decline all applications tur kiss that .£3OO, unless tuey lead to greater objects. ',ING " It Is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that conttl tutional diseaws come into aciton; and it, at this iisoa, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human inssery would be prevente 1" ' L'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is nct only very nouris , ing and pleasuit in the pala!e, b..t ample experience has pmvetlit to be mire eiticit loos in corrivtinftee eonstitutlo,, ae l purit, tog the blood thin the Lidnin Diet Drink or ,•araapartlla. Nor* .übjrct to eruptions of the skin, and such as art cf Gouty, Bilious, Asthin u►c, ur Consumptive "titbit 4, will tiedthe Sassairas Cocoa, a most invalua'ole artide of dirt. In tke periodical works on Meleine it is h gtily extolled, and its use is adopted by several emioent Phy►icians. It is sohi in a ground state tor boiling (in the sante manner so coffee), price as. ed. v.r pour.i, by W. Wilson, Co twee, No. 3.,, Strand. Orden from the country must be accompanied %rub a rcmittanto. DR. SQUIRRELL's (Author cf the Main= Of Health) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre. scribed fur ludigterion and its effects for 90 years leith astonishing lIIKCelli. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phken, eM water, gi.e strength w the organs of - digestion, invigorate the tiering, remove pant and missm of the stosnaels, expel wind, pro. duce an appetite, and correct ati,lity. They also cure diseases of the liver, and those incident to warm clunates,r too free living. N 11.'fhe Powders taken alone remedy a melee habit, remove obstruct Joni, knelt irritability, diminish heat; carry oil rp.ver, cure the head-ache, and have i.iugi.Lir efficacy in removing a fit a in flammatory gout. _ . The Powder► is. 9d. or 69. The Drips Ils. W. or Cs. sold at the late Tutes, Ruitd Exchange; Clukc, 959, High-.:reef, Bit. rough ; MiteheU, 9. Charles -street, Soho-square ; mid the Pro trator ((rem Soho-square), 39, Char.too-street; !wage►s lown ; also by all the wholes.de Vetaderi in London. •; Merchants and Captains of Ships 'low:4 an amile dis count. 'FO GOLD -hi( MS, COLOURED WORKERS, W:VI Cid AND CLOCK ANUFACTUItt.RS, /cc. AUREAN ORE. 1. F. Kiva, Gold and Silver Chaser, Ergraver, Engine Tenser, and original inventor and Proprietor of the Aureaa Ore, BR IDGILWAT flt-SQVARR, BARBICAN. JF. KING begs to refer to the Trade , in general.. j • a Composition, the resemblance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted to publi. notice, but is also, in every Olsen ial y (a 4 far as *se lams to its use in manufacture) an equiv./lent to Goki itself. Ira richness of colour and great w.ight, this Conipo-itioti so strictly resembles the Sta• dard Gold, that Gobi-workers have ant been able to distinguish one from tl:e other. The most important property peculiar to this Conntusition, consists-Et the very vngu. tar circumstance of it not being at all subject to cbang its lustre any mere than the Standard Gold. In ductility it is precisely the sane, and will at all times be found as pliable to - work, whe ther flatted or in wire, as Gold itself; in fine, the only difftrence between them whatever, is mer.:sy that arising hurt their intrinsic value. .1. F. K. also directs the attention of colourei Workers to tie peculiar properties attached to the Merin Orr, as it it so cons posvei as to receive a beautiful rich dead colour, which cannot he distinguished by the most accurate inspector •rosis fine coloured Gold, and thereSy uniting every essential quality which entitles it to a pre-eminence above every other composition known to the public, and places it equally on a parallel with coloured Clad itself; and, however singular it may appear, that a composition can be firmed possessing such Invaluable properties, I.::herto confined to Standard Gold a'one, has been most satisfactorily proved; L.". K. having the exclusive art of colouring this com position• by a peculiar process winch entirely precludes the ne cess:ty of gilding. The limits of an advertisement will not adrtit of an omit:era- Lion of thetnany articles to which this compo:iti-in is linked, nor is it perhaps necessary, since from .he :hove der. 4.. f its proper. des, it- is easy to ascertain what articles may b.: mauufactitted with it. 3. F. IL. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Aurean Ore, after receiving most numerous proofs front Mane faciurers, as will u from his own laboured experiments, to cc e since him of its excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very powerful degree, to supersede the use of Gold. • Gold-Workers, and others who require their work cart, nay, by sending their patterns or moulds, have than comilete in six hours after they are brought ft : the purpose. 24.13.--/. F. K. deems it invortant to the node in general, to acquaint them that the Composition advertised in the eublic Pss. pers, beariug the appellation of the Annan Ore, (of which he is the original Inventor and Prnprietor),eannot be purchased Lennie* et any ooh-r boom in London but at kis Manufactory in fridge water-square; therefore say other Composition offered to diit trade, thrnugh any rumUuns whatever, designattd by the seas Is glorious and deceptive c every Flask of nls matmfactur's bears Ms Name stamped on each side in legible characters. Said in -.talons Weights, at es. atl per Ounce, either an Flasky. Fatted, or in Wire.—Spodruens may be soya In elegant Plass W bright and . Colnerad planttfae4upe. • - • •• 04•0 dos Cpiosty didlicairre every possible aseesaliells _`.. PALESTINE. —NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE: ON TUESDAY, MAY 26, will be performed, by particular desire, PALESTINE, A new Sacred Oraludo. The words bathe Rev. R. liana. Composal by W. CR Tett , Mus. Doc. Professor of Music us the University of Oxford. F u rther Vardcalars will shortly appear. Tickets los. 61. each, to be had at Mr. BArcbell's Music Ware house, New Bond-street ; Mr. Chappell's ditto ; Messrs. Cle menti and Co. Cheapslcie ; Mr. Preston s, Strand ; Mr. liodatirs, Holborn; and Dr. Crutch's, No. 2, Duchess-street, Portland- OFFICE OP ORDNANVE, April 24, 11412. THE PRIIVCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST rs ORDNANCE, de hereby give Nitice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, en or before Friday, the Bth of May, from such persons az may be willing to undertake the supply of PIG LEAD, for Service of this Department for a period of One Year. A Specimen of the Lead may be vivwsd upon application at the Royal Laboratory atWoolwich ; and further Particulars, toge ther with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretar ) 's Office, in Pall-mall aforesaid, any day bay/iris/he hours of Ten and Four o'Cloc lc, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Pig Leal; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Bth day of May, at Twelve •'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither wlll any Tender be noticed tudeas the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. It. Clr _l4', Secretary. TRANSPORT OFFICE, April 9, 1612. THE CO.IIIMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING Ills MAJESTr: TRANSPORT SERVICE, for !akin Care of SICK and WOUNDED SE eIIPf.EN, and for the Case and Gila& of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Noti.e, . That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesd?y, the 12th Of ).Tay, 1812, to receive sealed Tenlers, and treat with such Per sons as may be willing to contract for ViCtualling Prisont rs of Vat in Health, at STAPLETON, mar Bristol, and Prisoners of r.. Health and Sickness, at VALLEY r I ELD, in North Britain, for six months certain, from the Ist of July, 1812. 1l Tender will be received after one o'clock on Ms day of treaty, nor Iry noticed mans the party, or an agent for hint,perronally attend. Each Tender mart 6: accowpanied by a L ace. from two respectable rertnu,engogin: to become bound with the Person tendering,in the suss £2OOO, for the doe performance if the Contract. Farther particulars may be known, by applying at this Offe, or To Copia Mahn, Stspleton, and Captain Monarty,Yalleyfieltl. LAW BOOKS. • Pl pH E FOLLOWING VALUABLE LAW -1- WORKS have her published daring the present season ty W. CLARKE and 6•101 S, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Ina, %Ow respectfully i4orm the Profession, that they, may ! ^ applied at their house with every kind of teenuine pub lira' Jolt, clnrecti.4l with the Law and Juritiniideoce of the United Kingd on Co most rcarmable terms ; and who have new on va.T. Fn-erior collection of Law hooks on the different bramll. l , of th e L.4w. This day was published, in I Vol. Bvo. price 12s. boards, The Second Edison with considerable alteration., ESSAYS on PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION. By R. L. EDGE WORTH, F. R. S. M. R. L A. &c. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paill's Church-yard. Where may be had, all the WorktrWritten by Mr. and Miss Edgeworth.