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Tomorrow, the :Fr.i.gedy of Venice Preserve 4. , the new Melo-Dramatic Speatatle of The Secret Mind 'ere "! beenilig till further notice. • Pluci SIXPINCZ-HAPPSNNT. al. .:: LLOYD'S, MAY 6, telt ''HE COMMITTEE for conducting the Sub scription for the Relief of the Widows and Funnies of the bfficers and Men lost oa board his Majesty's Ships ST. GEORGE, HERO, DEFENCE, SAI.DANHA, and FANCY, feel it thdr duty, and have'great satisfaction to report, that the Hbeval atm tion•which has been given by the Public, and by the Naval sad Military Service, to this ttnerattipled Calamity sad Distress, enables the Committee, thus earlyffo state, that the Subscrip tions already received, and the Contributions from the Navy, Ariliy, and many of the principal 'Fawns, of whisk they have information, and expect are in course of remittance, are together cunsideted by them to be sufficient for the humane purposes of relief intended by this Subscription. HOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. . . . ' CHURCH PREFERMkNr. Tlbe SOLD, a CHAPEL at the Welotta of 2 - the Tavrn. Mee a RECTORY, with a prf.spost of very early Pop ession.—For pmiculan . only to Mr. 1 yedale, Is, Llitcola's.istateida. • _ --- 711.111 SPOR T. OFFICE, 4,4,41 f. 7, THE cOIffmIsSMVERS for coIvDth.TING lin 7;RANSPOR7' SZRFIC E ire Wilt Care of SICK and WOI).IItDRD BE-11WEISI, and fir tie Cwt art Coady of PAICONERg of IVA 14 do li:rdy ziter Notice, That they will be ready at this Olke, on Tuesday; the 26th of May, 1614. to receive seiletl s Tenders, and yea- wit" stick Persons•is may he Willing to contract for vrciIIALLING P; SOIsiERS of WAR in Sickness at MA. PRISON, sad on Word I.e Ceten Hospital Ship ft PLYMOUIH, foe Judithe car tain. frosn'the l•t of July, 1812. Ns Tesler evil k received aft., tie idsci os the day of treaty, nor esti nation! oaten the partr,or to agent for Aim, pert's,* anted. Each router writ le seametest;ed by of Letter from two eapeetahle Perseas,mokoging to Lwow hood math the PerS6llt;llaffilll, is thesis . CiCiNfer the doe terfirmolte of the &area. Anther partied:ars nog it lamas, is afrigsky at this Offitt, et* . C 4 0 441 "hut. Mill Prism', Plywoooth. . THE QUARTERLY RtVIEW. Na XIII. *as published THIS,DaII. This day was published, It► 3 Vols. eiovra eve. price XL ss. bds. the Potlrt% Edition of F. L F-CONTROL.- A NOVEL. “ We ascribe great merit to this novel ; some of Laura's nazism deserve to Become universal aphorisms, and the exam ples of her self-denial arc told In a plain unaffected way." Monthly Review, August, Intl. Printed for Lohosan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Yates noster-row, London; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. 12..1ICELA4H, drilE Prnprittor respectfully intprms the Public, there will be a ORAND B ILI., on l UESDAY next, the .-jolfilifMay. Several faverurto Songs will be sung by Mr. R. L. lona sod Mr. Ingst.—Master of the Ceremonies, Mr. Morgue, a the King'irThsai re. Doors open at Seven, and the Ball to commence at Eight o'clock.—Mniimiun 34. sd. • The Widows and Families of the Officers and Men lost on board his Majesty's Ships St. George, Hero, Defence, Saldanba, and Fancy, who have not yet applied for relief, are requested to bloke application to Mr. Tnosias Ft ItGUION, the Secretary, No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street, with proper Certificates; or to the Magistrates at Clergymen at the places of their dwell ing, who are earnestly solicited to make thii - St :.scription known, iA their neighbourhood. DR. CROTCH'S MUSICAL GRAMMAR. This day were published, in 40 with SS plates, price Jel Is. bele. IgLENIENTS of MUSICAL COMPOSITION ; 41—icomprehanding die rules of Thorough Bus, and the Theory of Tuniug. By WILLIAM CROTCH, Mus. Doc. Professor of Music in the University of Orford. • Printed for Longman, H'orst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of whom may be bad, by the sawn Author, Specimens of Varian Styles of Music, adapted to Keyed 100 itruments, in S vols. folio, price 4's LS& sewed. • • • 4IR. WILIUN'S DRAWINGS.- THE..EXHIBI'fION of DRAWINGS by Mr. WILKIN. is now oper; at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street, phr,addly Admittance Is. The reserved andfrincigal Pictures which belonged to the late •-Waish Poster. baying_ been arratiged for Sale by Private Coo l" ('tract, a 'Hart to vlWTherVlTeseli2t !Ray be obtained; by ..gplicatiou to kte. Xates,..at.3l4 fieekvilliastreet. - • SHIPPING AGENCY. T ICENCES of every descripkion, Orders in Coon -I—A cis, Protections from the Witness Service. Moilitesunewits. Passes, and kihips7 Documents Procured with the utmost dispatth.. —Applications made to the Treasury, and other public Offices, and Goods entered and shipped by applying to Messrs. Ryder and Weeks, No. 8, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill.—Bills discount. ed, and Money advanced on all kinds of Securities as usual. TRAA'S PORT 01141.6. April *, lent. IKEDIcAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES AND ERA • MINAIiONS. •T)R. HOOPER and Dr. AGE R vdill begin another 'COURSE on the Theory; and Practice pi:PHYSIC, CHE .VISTIitY, and the MATERIA MEDICA at the Theatre, 28, Cerk-street, Burlington-Gardens, on MONDAY, June 1, 1812, at sight o'Clock in the Morniug.—A Prospectus, with puttee bra, may be had of Dr. H. 21, Saville-row. TO LET, elegantly Furnished;` and suitable for the Residence of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Fandiy, No: - Min the Royal York Cresent, Clifton, with a Garden, Coach !mese, and ,Stables attached.—For a view of the Howe, apply on the Premises. FO. further particulars apply, by letters, post paid, addrmod to John liire.hconbe, Nets6n-street, Bristol. • SECOND-BAND REGISTER. AND OTHER S FOVE:•. D °SERI'S, MAY and Co. No. 66, Oxford -1%. street, beg to hiform the Public, that they have . rm on Salta variety of I:EGISTER and otter STOVES, very bale in ferior to new,which they have taken in exchangs f'r their much admired Patent Registvr Grate, Patent Steam Kitchens, Kitchen Panes, Smoke Jacks, . • M9NEY... NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, 'Etc. are respectfully J halved:, that' they Mei to supplied with Money to any amoant, ou teems equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or tiouses,tik . iney in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures , Clergymen's Livings, or any other property. Persons of reipectabili:y may Ins supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two. or let& (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 140. 49, South-gtretr, Berkey -sqi 'are. , 'MONEY t 4) the dmount of a million is now ready VA. for the purchase of redeemable annuities. •Twelve years t tea ne will he given - for those chur;7eable on the best freehold , property 1 and a proportionate price for al) inferior seen . Persons who have granted Annuities on inadequate terms, be furnished' with money to redeem them. The Nolfility end Gentry of known fortune, or their hare. may be.supplied on ihririesetty bon* with promptitude and secrecy. do stun lii2er #'soo will Le atm deli to, and flatten of magnitude will to prskrted. Apply personally, between nine and fivo, or by letter, to the geentary of ;he Knightsbridge tank, near Hyde-Palk Corner. • - . TO CLOTHIERS, &c. A YOUNG MAN of respectability, about 34 years 11 of ge. wishes immediately fo engage himself with some hrge respectable Manufacturing House as a Foreman to snper intend and conduct the Whole or greatest part of the Clothing Concern; is a competent judge of Spanish, I.ronea, and English Indigos, and all manner of Dye-stuffs. Is fully ucom- Fished to Dye all Furnace Colours, and-with regard to the art, knowledge, and judgment of the whole of the manufacturing Ile aver Ladi.s Casiimeres. aad second Ckeha, few can excel. N. B. Would have no objection to travel occasionally if fe inted, knov;ing most of the respectable houses in the I.Vest of Itghritt —Lettiiis (past paid) directed to J. S. Pmt Office, Ply inugth-Dock, will meet every attention. • cHOJ ALAS GILL'S IMPROVED FINK CUTLERY, NEW FIRE AND LIGHT INSTRUMEN ES,' &c. THE very distinguished preference Thuipas Gill'b improvements in the manufacture of Fine Cutlery, &c. have Met with from the Nobility, Get try, i%d the Public at large, laving stimulated him to the farsher etoo of big skill therein, he most irspectfully begs have to submit to their patronage a rest variety of useful novelties ' and particularly his ortv-illoented SLIDING KNIVES, PEN•NIBBING KNIVES, ‘STRAW BERRY SCI;SARS, GRAFTING, BUDDING, aQd PRU ING KNIVES ; his highly-tempered RAZORS and PEN KNIVES, SCUSARS, TABLE KNIVES, SUROLONb' rnumu:N - Es, ENGRAVERS' TOOLS, &c. And also his *Ow WICKET INSTRUMENTS for quickly procuring FIRE sod LIGHT, without the tine of PHOSPHORUS ! AU teltich we made and sold at nib CELEBRATED NIA NOTACTOP.O for real Town -made Fins CUTLER'., No. b 3, St. James's-vrect, opposite 61'111414 London. Where also may be had, his LONG CELL AR/Mil WARRANTED Swozpi, GUNS, Pt 104 S, ARMS, and Accou ratview•rs of every description, Wholesale and Retail. N.B. No coWneetion with any other House In Town.. DEAFNESS, Iropsthumes, and Noise in the Ear, cured by MARTHA•SEARLE, No. 9, Bart lett Stallings. opposite Hattori street, Holborn, daughter and Weimar to the late MARTHA SEAS , Li formerly of rye-C.4ller, W cit - Smithfield, where the business bath been carried on y•tlie tiPlvards of 150 years. Her uncommon access (p4r icu '" in Ncry(us Cases,. which, of all others, are the worst) is tits well k nown to nee d any self panegyrir ; der is she desirous %rise her own reputation, as an A c "st, by irjtiring that of Bikers.-7 kat dune must rest with a discerning publ e. Attendanc e from Eleven till. Seven.—Letters (post paid) duly *tutted to. SI'IRACIA'S ITALIAN 011. S. rHE untiampled success that STIRACIA'S rfALLAN OILS 'has met wilt for upw. cts of thirty years, is making their hair grow both thick and long, and preventing hi falling off after illness, (which I. will do in tw..nty.foer hdors) iistkes it the most faAhonalale Pomade with Ladles of if gh rank, siac , powder is out of use, It keeps the hair petite , 'y clean; *Wks the hardest hair as soft as ; gives it a most beautiful !lewd appearance ; prevents it turning gi r y ; and evert if on the thaee, will return die hair to. its t cut.: - .ofour. also for the err brows and Gentleman 'a Whiskers. 1.1 .sing it for the former, gir ate s t care must be taken, tibe Oats being such a promoter ohtte growth of hair, that It would 'poi l a beautiful foreh and. ll .oils are likewise a certain remedy for giving immediate ease 1 4t a Nervous lieakl-ache; and will restore the hair stn li?rses Uses, aad of its natural colour. . t.:AuTioti . — Thoie ladies as .1 Gentletnen who purchase the *Dove Oils, will please v. ohs, rye, that they are always In pork with the I, upiietor!s - " Jul mon." signed on a label a "*" tqe pot.-1 o b e h a d of die Propr.etot, J. Jo' n.son, N 0.94, N ewman- "rert. Oxford-vete, and by her aPPwutnltut, of Mid. Irv, 42, Corehill; Lowe, 3110, strand; Bailey and Blew, Cock. spar -street ; Hendee., lichbournliatreet, Goldeu.square ; and auntyf the prie.c.r... 4,— 'perfuiners 111 tows and country, at Zs, a pot. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. FFICERS may have every information, and see O the Patterns established by the Commander in Chief, at SOLO at on and Son's Military Establishment, New-st mitt Covent- Garden, where Gentlemen In:1r be completely equipped for any Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from' 15 ro 20 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money, or Agents acceptances only. LrrrLE .1.01 - fERY. 07IFT and Co. (the Contractors) respectfully in. form the Public, that the urrLE LOTTERY will be drawn on the KING's BIRTH DAY. • There are only 8,000 Tickets, with the following • GRAND SCHEME. 1 - of - £20,000 - is - £20,000 1 - • 10,000 - - 10,000 • • 1 • - 5,000 . . . 5,001) 1 • 3,000 - • 3,000 1 - - 2,000 • • - 2.0® 1,000 . • 8,000 4 • 500 - 2,000 400 . . 1,600 6 300 4800 8 • • • 203 . 1,800 12 100 . - 1,200 20 - - 80 . - 1,600 30 - - 50 . . . 1,500 40 - - 4 O 4O - - - 1,600 60 - - 30 - . - 1,800 106 - - 25 . . • 2,650 1,310 - - 15 - „ - . 19,6.50 'tickets and bbares are selling at SVIITT and Co 's Offices, No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Chazina-Cross; and No. Sl, Aldgate High-street. NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS. This day was published, in Ottaro, price 2s. 6d. 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It s'•ews the methods of iai.ing and naaasaging simple and mixed copes; with the qualities of soils best adapted to the various kinds of forest trees ; and in which they have attained to the greatest per fection in many places, both of Scull:mil and E.ngl.uni. The whole is intended in enable the landed proprietor, engaged lathe cultivation of timber upon his estate, to adopt the speediest, cheapess Lid most effectual methods of arriving at the pro posed end. As above may be had, by the same Author, • The VILLA 4aaaxx DoLecroir • or Monthly . Index of work, to be done in town and villa gardens, shrubbereet, and pais terres ; with Hints on the Treatment of Shrubs and Flowers usually kept ip the green-room, the lobby. a9l the drawing ,reoso. The sisma4 eduiso,prks. 71. lid. bean* , d;• . T HE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING laS AtafJVITT'S TRANSPORT iER/ICi o jerAPIN Cart ?SIC.T tad WOUNDED SLAMS X, moiler At Elbert", Crttedy PRISOIVEiS ',WAR, 4 her* sive Meer, • That they will . be reidy this Odiee, inn Tors.4ty di* filth May, to receive sealed Penderi, and treat Whb soli Persons se, may be willing to contract foe-VICTU ALLING PRlSTattale of WAR in Health and ktelisess at PERTH, North Britain, fot • Ns Months certain front the of foly, tete. Ne Ttatitr isell Le rectiateafter eat etieri ea toe tier f treaty, MP may /ffdrol, eaten the party, sr an agent for him, partway ditto& Las) Tads., mutt it h:exemtpaniti &j • loom from Iffhl; relfdak Permit, oaregreg to ittente iewitt with Me Perna liiiNkroir e . kat SIMI of £itouo for the awe pert resapto of Sit Coeserza. Frrther papa-dart may it &wove, Sy *One flit 04fet,ii• te Csfilaigt Merhtrey , mar fatayari Nora Sitaiai arkUsimie Glina,Leith LIST INN df HOME, Mat,. telt THE COURT of DIREE7PRS of the UNITED COMP4M^ of AISOCILdNTB EXCLA 114. graft r e A, EAST INDIES, idp Air* gh That all bills of. Ereitante drawn on the "Court front Eddie and intended for re-invostatent on the Tams sad Cocaina: v ublished the Inth 7ulT last, will be allowed the remit tithes. CoLditions, if tendered for thit purpose at 'hit Aeeountant-Gene ral's (Ace in this •House, on or before the ma teet - mber.lll,l2. F 41411 id! .111542",_ egerintem. • CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, fetay 7, lett, A T a MEETING of the MERCH/Wair 6i , L 1 1 RADERS, andOr en, of the Mit I' of LOWDONe , interested in the gAs r INDIA arid CHINA IMPOIM. TRADFS, held at thh house the 2nd day el' Ajird fact{ The Right Hon. the LORD MAYult, in the Chair, ' The following Pe' :rota Scat read, approved, and vary mime rously signed, and has since beet presented to the ewe Hua.es of Parliament: To the,Honourable ti-e Commmts of the United Kingdom of Great Brit sin and Ireland hi earliameut assembled. , The humble Petition of the undersigned Merchants, Traders, and Others, of the Port of Loodue, late:eaten in the East Indii and China Trades ' Se aware—That, for a lone . serlee of years ih., East ladle sod China Trades have beets exclusively ,brried on to and from the port of London, under the express provisions of various Acts eft Parliament made for that purpose, both before and since the par tial opening of the trade on the last renewal of the East India -Company's Charter. That, under the regulations of those Aces, and the rntrictions thereby introduced, numerous classes of his Majeste's subjects have established themselves an I.ondon in diffcren, branches et business connected with the East India and China Trades, and have, for the purpose of carrying tin the lime, fdrmed easeceive establishments and embarked large capitals. ' Thai, for the purponi of this Grade as now carried on by the East India Company, and by individuals, warehouses have been built in the metropolis, and wet docks have been firmed in its vicinity at an immense experne, and very. large sums have been invested in the shippkig employed therein, almost Clio* by pe- • sons in London, and those immediately concerned io the Inaba and China Trad es. • That, your Petitioners are informed by the printed votes a . your Honoutable House.• that numerous applications hare beeb J l made from the out-ports and proyinchd towns of the United .. Kingdom, that the East India and Chins Trades may be allowed' , 1 to be carried on to and from such Out-ports, should dime triell' be still farther laid open at the expiration of the East lab Ostsw. i parry's present Cba"rter. That, your Petitioners feel thediseltes deeply intene.ted id any measure of tithe extended native, as tise sates must asonially affect them id common with the numerous eage4e4 Vid descrip tions of persons now engaged in then trades; which; whether confined as they now are, or under any eritaisiOli thereof, Mel, necessarily form the means of support to those 'who .kafe vol. barked therein, and to whom any removal or dispersion of till '.. Trade will be highly injurithis and detrim.wal. That, the experience of many years has proved that the Leese lature, by confining to :he metropolis the Trade 01. iihfil ii 44 China, has benefic.any created one large and open P.larket ; emu. bled Purchasers to meet in one point, preserved to Importers dip . full benefit of competition, arid to purchasers the adi a n tage 4 ' the greatest aseartment, and the best opportunity fur their toe . sp.ctive selections, and that by means thereof the Revenue has •, been most effect ually secured, and materially besiased. That, by the present method of_conducting the lniport Trade, and its being confined to the Port of LO idols, smuggling Is pre vented, acid the ad valureni duties are collected, not oat' , with the utmost exactness and faitlity, but on the full valet; of she commodity, and at the least possible expence is the Neon. Whereas, should the Import 'Trade be dispersed, waggling codid not be prevented, and not only would the Revenue be elt• posed to this loss, now so effectually guarded against by well proved Regulations in the Collection; but the defies paid; ad vs. iorem, Would be materially dlniinished by the want . it tissue re- - gush: Markets and concentrated ctimpoition, by winch titer ire now anvuenteds That, as the most considerable part of the ankles imponnff' from India ate for foreign consumption, ft (tai born the premien to make the sales In Londsn at fixed periods of the year boa suited to attract purchasers from abroad, sad Milan the.greatod variety of each species of goods put up to ads at else dam, doe their demands may be More extensively sopplild. and theft mo tives fur visiting this country strengthened. Due it appears he Your Petitioners, that if the present salutary system sluaohl ha . deeepd, it world be impossible so to regulate the min IltfM ifferent Out-ports in pant of time or assortment of goba Kee lathier the Foreign Merehanti to come to this Wintry, and NM circumstance Would not only be a great has to the Resenor, bog would be highly detrimental to the mAoufactaring Lateran et Vac Country. . .: And your Petitioners humbly 'emit that no at:Peanut* e;iii: mensurate with these sacrifices, and with listings which would . be sustained by your Petitioners, and the numerous claesee . : o26 / rennin now carrying on this trade. in Ineduo; Will be ob. .-. by the public at large from ks dimerslon In till Out-pone, and that stedh a radical alteration in the silt. noir co abil-lsed by law, could only in justice be am& *pet as loieruoficatits so them who would be injured by the change,. . Paor Petitioners then fore humbly thin ea ostramieral . e East !nab Company'a (barter, ehe II WA t malaAmetcr r and China may be canalised mealldeely to the psis 411 Itabia- • • . _ . _1 SIEGE OF TARIFA! This day was published, illustrated with a Map, price 4s. ANECDOTES of BRITISH and SPANISH HEROISM displayed at TARIFA, during its I.*-Te me morable mot by 14,0(0 French sroops, under Manisa! Victor, and its glorious defence by detachments of the 47th, 147th, and 95th Regiments.—By an OFFICER of the GARRISON. This Pamphlet forms a counterpart to the narrative of the fa mous siege of Saragossa, having this feature of additional interest, that the defence and the overthrow of the enemy were chiefly effected by British valour. Printed for - Ricu.sap Puma's, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be had of all Booksellers. ,