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PETERSBUS.OH . RER WOOD, or ONEGA Dijegibadoa Of the Diets;a4o4,l"idfet ' lbst Tettcler stay be Wait thk (Zee. . • Tgaigt:will be received atteriine ea* ish the jay a *spar;ee! asty seticed, algae the Pm? lit -1111 r isgeot for him •learfYeadei mbst he asampaaied bye Letter addressed to , • ... s i s won Board, pbd . 11014 by two respoosild• Persons, cop. e ns oceans* be tie; hew tended**, it the sun of ter r A. et* gedbabstsca of the Coatsacto Wines WhoitiAted &Ca; MINCII2:IL M 17011744" e ORDIV4WCA, aisensh soar Make, *)ll4errop?ols will be received at their Odes in Pall-Mall, lie Or WV* Wagoidars a 34 day of Decembitr instant, fro. loth petkot as .tnay be Willing to nodettake the suNly at poufvAs end ether Artlelea, for !inks of this Department, fog ippeiiod of Three Yeats, determinable at the expiration of 000 tegoi, wit &fag Three Months Notice, at the option of either il"W• politic the !Waldo jay be viewed upon application t r d is t a ttr ek ilielpill &orekeepes's Office in the Tower, and further soother with the Terms and Conditions of the Coo hint at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall alone. it daybetlyien the hours of ten and four o'clock, wheels the liallpesak faaatle delivered, sealed up, and endorsed" Proposals gs Class, &c.r b%.t nd Pioposal can be admitted after the said 10 dry of at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same day ; (other will any Tender be uoticed unlesi the Party snaking it, Agent in his behalf; shall maim& . by oratqat ar H CUFF, &stoup,. • oPtiala IaziNANCS, Di:. 5, Init. THE.PRINCIPIM OFFICERS of HIS MA van', ORDNANCE, do &s 4, li T e Notice. that Proposal will be received at their Deice in Pall-Mall, aft er Ware Wedneiday. the '2 d day of December Instant, from , . antis persenl u may be willing to undertake the perform:tee i/ the Phnaller's Work for Service of We Department at Chat. hese; fort period °tau*, Years, determinable at the. expire ilea of alfe.pear,. three Mind= notice, at the optihn if either Pit*. \ -- PV Faithkr idgetber with ate Tertas lnd Conditions I the Cowxact, may be known upon application at the tiecre. iktf. :Ogee, in Pall - mall aforesaid, any day between the hours f ind fear 0%981 Where the rrOpeolls must be delivered, Is up, haditbdereed • ProlieAlls fir Plionbars Wotk4sCliat• mar Wt no fiftpOtal date be '<Omitted 'after the said 2.4 day 'et e rWeilli OltfOel . at nook the same day; *alike. lid . anyTentier be milked unless the Party 'making it, *tia Apia In his behalf, shall attend. • " BY 'Order of the Beard, • R. H. CREW, Secretory. 1.1.• . , ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. SUCH Persons as are willing tb contract for the Supply of the following Articles to/the Royal Military Col- lege at Farnham. and Bagabot, for the term of twelve months from the 25i11 day of December next, niay sehd sealed Proposals (post psid), addressed to the Governor of the Royal Military Colter., Bagshot, on or before the 14th day of December next ; and the wands," Tender for the Supply of," (as the case may be) must be inserted on the cover of each Proposal. Particulars of the Contract may be known on application at the Meutenaee.Gevernor'e Oflice, Royal Military College, Bag sbotjany day, Sunday vistepthd. No Tender will be veceitted fiom itty Person who is not a baler to the Articles for which he offer.. • PRoetsioxs.....Grocery, site best Double Gloucester Cheese. '•Orivtottaitv—.-Copy, Cyphering, Drawing•books; Drawing- Piper, Slates, Pinions, ike. &c. agreeable to patters'. Cs:ones—Store Candles, made of the bt.st Town Tallow; laselds and dips. • begthor,..Noveinber SS, 1815. • • ARMY CONTRACT. • trry COMMISSARY-GENERAL's OFFICE, • Broad-street, Canterbury, Decembeelo, 8 1 21. . . OTICE is Hereby given; to all persons desirous of conttacting to supply very good wholesome FRESH mgxr, to all his Majesty s Troops that are or may be stationed • lathe County of. Kent. The deliveriei are to commence on and for the 25th day of I.lecember, 1812. That Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender . for Army Supplies," addressed to Deputy Colornivhfr.y-Ceneral Freeman, will be received at this Office , on or before the 17th day of this month (but none will be received after twelve o'clock ed that day), and if sent by post, the postage must tk paid. Proposals must be Made for the whole County, and each Pro posal must have the letter Width is anneied to the Tender, pro-. Sty filled up by two persoas.af known property, engaging to bacon* bound.with.the party tendering, in the amount stated in t§e prioted puvic.ulors, for the due performance of the Contract. aid no pro;osal will be noticed unless made in a printed tender, . . sad the prices expresit'd in wordi kt length. nor unless the party (*Alpena) on hit behalf attends on the following day to know the decision , of hie Tender . And should it so happen, that during Me continuance of docents= notroops should be stationed or *POW in the county; the expence of the coutract sod bond paid lit the ern instead* by the Contractor, to be refunded to hith by the Cammissery in Chief: • „ Particular. of the Contract ntayibe had upon between%Ate, beteen the hours of ten and tbr-2-- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDMON OF BUIIOIIrI NATURAL HISTORY, With . coloured Plates, complete In One Hundred NUmbers. This day was published, Price is. 6d. with the Plates accurately coloured, or is. plain, Number I. of VItUFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY; contain ing the Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals ' &e. Translat ed front the French, and interspersed with Notes. By L S. BARR, Esq. To which is added, by way of a complete Supplement, a Na tural History of Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, and Insects. A New Edition i greatly improved, and embellished with a highly nislied fi Portrait bf Buffon, together with an Account of his Life by Cundorcet. The present idlprovell Edition of this valuable Work, beyond comparison, the moat complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other Language , having been just printed off, in the beat manner, may be bad , at the option of the pur chasers, by one Number or more at a time, or complete, in Six- FOR rGHS, HOARSENESSIIS &c. end IP'r Mr. G . 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CORMWELINORIENTAL VEGETABLE CORDIAL—The original Inventor of this Unequalled C.grdial, who wa% a Physician of the first erninenee, and resided many years in the East Indies; where those complaints are pecsa I arty endendous, in the course of very extensive practice; at last discovered the e ff ectual remedy he was so Wog in puritan of, which his ever since been found singularly efficacious in all die orders of the Stomach and Bowels; Acidity, Flatulence, Ids. pepsia, or Indigestion, Debility, producing Diarrhea, Windy Dis. orders, Bowel Complatnts, Griping Palo,, and all Diseases of the Intestines. The removal of which, in their primary principles and aunirmed states, the Oriental Cordial is mast happily and effectnally adeqoa:e. It produces none of those injurious effects attendant on drastic purgative autibilious melicines, such as Pills, Elixirs. &c. and which in most, if not in all cases, may be acid se • by the dcbdity they leave on the stomach aad bowels. Sold wholesale and rttail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chttrch-yard, leedon. Price 4s. 6d. per bottle, and a larger sine, containing six small bottles XI. 25. StfWiti3UßY 4 oeibßEß 7, lett SIR -T ct . he following voluntary testimonial of the good effe ct s of tour ANTISCORBOTIC Daorsi we reosiVili a few days since, from Mr. Pritchard, Jeweller, of this toes I- • About five years since his daughter had a violent Scorbutic fit Scrofulous complaint, which reduced her to so weak a state the she could scarcely walk, and affected hsir eyes so that she= rot but the light r during Air continuance in * thls state, a who had been much afflicted in a :Millar way, and who wail cured by taking a few bottles, advised a trial of your Drops; ha accordingly. purchased a bottle fi otn as, anA found her muck bete. ter, and after takilig three more buttles she was perfectly sand, and remains so at Usie time. Since the sbove f Mr. Pritchard recommended them to a tong woman who was covered with large, blotches, the ellects.eit violent Scorbutic disnrder ; but by taking thr ee bottles she wan, also cured, and at this time remains as well as ever she Wes her life.--t am, for Wood and Wattott, Sir, your, dcc. • - I'HOMAS HOWIAL,, To Mr. L Lignum, Surgeon, Mute's's-ger. • It These Drops are sold in moulded more baffles at Gwent! (one 14s: !settle is equal to three 6s. *Des), wholesde and ret by Mr. Lignum, MaLchester; also retail by J. Evans and 12, Long-tane, West Smithfield; DWI and Co. 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I limo. without Plates, price set 16s. in hoards, ''HE• ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN MENT, carefully revised, and occasionally corrected from the Arabic; to which is added, a Selection of New Tales, now hrat translated from the Arabic Originals; also an Introduction Ad Notes, illustrative of the Religion, Manners, and Customs of the Mahotemedans. By JONATHAN SCOTT, LL.D. Latit Oriental Professor at the Royal Military and East India College, 6tc: Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nosrer-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. PI I. E e