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• , • s: 1 / 2 .—$ I • - . . • . • . ... ig" - - A t ) -- . , :.... . . * . 44 t> ile._ ()) m it 4 .•,, . ~ )14 ..,, 1 ' 4 .. / 'l* I . • ' 44 .. _ il le I P ' • tia 1 ' ' 41. . ' # ' "! ... I Vriptimit 7830. FRIDAY,, APRIL 10, 1812. stkPitgbi:!ilALlTENNt. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT. OAR OEN. PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 10, will he performed, OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. YOUNG; lago, Mr. C. It EMBLRi beedemona, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON; Emilia, Mrs. POWELL. To which wtrbe gddell, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TA RTA R. • To-Morrow, Macbeth; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons. . ' TO RE LET, READY FURNISHED, 'GENTEEL LODGINGS, at thg Grange, Farn ham, Surrey; two large Parlours etc the ground-floor, and trim Bed-rooms over, with a small ditto for a Servant ; a good Kitchen separated fr om the other part of the house b 7 a large Entrance-passage, one of the Parlours 'Joking into a delightful garden trnmediately adjoining the ittsflop of Wincherses beau- Ws!! Park so generally admired for its wdlts, about three minute walk froth the Town of Farnham. For particulars address (post paid) to Mr. Knowles Thirdey, Ondatming; Surrey. .GRAND WESTERN I T appearing to usi . whose moms are hereto suit. • & scribed, bring five of die Coalmine* of Man3rment of that Affir. of the Comp..ny of Proprietors of the Grand Western ' Canal, that a SptCial Atitnlqr ot the sued Vontpany of Proprie. tors .s necessary to he held to considei ard de:eratlne upon the ' propriety a-1 Itspediency of reducing the width of that pan of • the int.:1314 an To 'rivet t .n, whiCh yet !maths to be elccutedl. [We do Retell can a Special Asse ably of the said Company of Proprietors 10r that purpose, and do gtve. Notice. that the same will be hid at the Clay of Loodoh Tavern, Bi.hopsgate4trest p London, on Thanday the 2 3 d day at A pril neat, at l'irein o'Clock at Neon. Dated this 241 a day of March, 1812: SAMUEL WOODS. SAMUEL MEDLEY. SAMUEL JACKSON. 'HENRY LAWaON. CHARLES STOKES. N. B. The Chair will be taken at One &Clock precisely. FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, iii r atekitzught, at No. 19, Sherrar 4i-street, Golden-square, o Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have never leanat that becomplisbment, or have not the modern style. Mr. ALLLN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching May learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior pars of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. SPRING LO rrERY. pIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, (the corner next to the Man-ion-House), remind their Friends, that the present lottery. abounding with an unexampled Variety of mag nificent Prizes, will be all draws the 30th of THIS MON ill. lln the last Lottery, P. and Co. sold No. 3,486,a Prize of .€20,060, rind No. 2,931, a Prize of £4OO, in twenty-eight Shares; be sides which, their general mass of various Prizes so greatly exceeded the due proportion, that if one individual had purchased all the Tiekets and Shares sold by them, they would have yielded at the rate of 4108. 18s. 4d. per Ticket, or upwards of £17,000 . over and above the Prime Cast. This was indeed LUCK, Rent. LucK, which PIDDING and Co. hope and expect will be repeat ed at their Office, No. 1, Cornhill, the former Lucky Reshiente of old Mr. Guy, who accumulated about £400,000 on that iden tical spot, out of which he built and endowed the Hospital in the Borough. _ . QWIFT and Co. tho Contractors, r esp e ctfully submit R-/ the folio icing SCHEME of the PRESENT LOTTERY, to the inspection of the Public. They do not conceive that any comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel assured that its superiority will appeal on a fair comparison with the Scheme of any former Lottery. Tickets and Shares are on sale at their offices. No. 11, Poultry, 12, Charing-Cross and 31, Ald pte High-street ; 113 the fact Lottery, d rawn 21st of January, No. 5,497, a Prize of X 30,000, and No. 995, a Prize of 44,000, were both cold in shares. SCHEME. 1 Prize of £20,000 is 15,000 10,600 5,000 ' 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 500 400 500 • 200 100 50 40 30 25 15 - ae 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,`200 3,000 2140 SO° 14 / 4 00 2,Btb 3000 3,1e0 30,000 - 30 12 20 80 70 100 124 2,000 •••••• 11,000 Tickets. • me 120,000 Only 12,(.00 Tickets, all different Numbers. The Whole to be determined in One Day, the sOth of this Month (April). SILK STOCKINGS, and real INDIA COTTON STOCKINGS, selling off, of a !cry superior quality, both sibbed'and plain, at RADFORD'S NOTTINGHAM WARD., NOUSE, No. 5; Chcapside, four doors from Bow Chu: ch ; bssite . quattrty of white or black silk hose, from 6s. 6d. a pair Id the most curious qualities cheap In proportion; likewise a quan— ' airy of India cotton hose, from Is. 6d. a pair to very fine 2s. 6d. best superfine ss. 6d. men's boot hose Is. 6d. a pair; also a quan tity of good gloves, from 6d. a pair. Those who have to` make large purchases, will find an advantage well worth attention. To prevent mistakes, observe they are at. Radford's Notdng barnWarehouse, No. 52, Cheapside, four doors from Bow Church. LAVENDER AND HONVY WATERS. glint and MERCER, LAVENDER WATER w 4 MERCHANT'S TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCESS of WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY, beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, who honour them with their favours, that the above elegant and useful Perfumes continue on sale at their Old Established Ware 'souse for those articles only, No. 1 5, C ATH ARI NE f R EET, STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are strangers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey Waters, a trial of them, when STEEL and Mess* flatter them selves they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them for Twenty Years past, while the price continues, as usual low, z. the Lavender Water 3t. or 25.9 d. taking six Bottles; Honey Water 4s. 6d. or for gts. re Orders for Exportation and the Country immediately at tended to. OItGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest sense of gratitude for the very liberal patronage they have already raaeived, very humbly "dorm Ladies and Gentlemen they hare recently enlarged their ManUfactory and Ware- Ts )ms, and which now exhibit a very;extensive and fashionable Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE for Houses ay.:l Mansions of every description, ia particular the Patent Bedsteads, Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, !m -ikado' Dining Tables, Trafalgar Sideboards avid Tables in one Magma piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved limn:inns for the East and West Indies and all Foreign Climates, Army and Navy, &c. N. B. The.various Inventions, &c. that,many others are offer -1718 for sale, it is almost needless to say to a discerning and libe ral Public, have most of them been copied front Morgan and Sa nim's Manufactory, 18 abd 17, Catbatine-street;Srrand. MR. SPILSBU — RY, from — his success in Scrophu lous Cans, may be consulted any morning between the hours ef and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15, echo- Vine, London. Patients wishing to consult him at their own on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and eruptive cons ah,ptevlous to making use of the Patent Ant iscorbutic Drops, ' lll have a decid..d opinion as to the probibility of succes..— Terms of attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. 15, l lobv-iquate. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask L.t.d tur f 'l B :sbury'll Patent Antlscorbutkc Drops, with the King'sduty In black Ink, in bottles of Ss. ed. .doublv bottles 10s. and T s 7 4l 2s.duty in c l u d e d. C ompoun d E ssence Bs. ""Pelharr No 15, ' l *Po-square. London . ON SPRING DIET. It is i n sprinr(observes a celebrated Physician) that consti !Itional disraie s come into action ; and if, at this stason, people vim to adopt an alterative dir t ,presented" muck human misery would be 'I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE i 3 not 701 7 Boarish* - r and pleasant to the palate, but ample -leate h as Proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the consteution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink or .iarsaparilia. People subjett to eruptions' of the skin, and such as are of _ C eelalY Bilious, Asthimuic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the itsluettoa; a tam Weill:able article of diet. th a e . Peviodical waits on Medicine it is highly extolled, and eutittaacteac.:itart:tiirkeldotairsessaduinPitdit .gin:uperndsresvot:p7iten-emforinentheillyinittwPilg.h*y(.l,lD'ialit.l:ooo3p:SaGnmenrl;246l:42n, 410:18291;,, . • • 4. . .._ ....... TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST IPIiIA MC'S. LADIES AND GENTLIIMLN, WE beg leave to offer you our gratefulittknow ledgerneno for the honour you have conferred on us by re-electing us Into the Direction. Trusting that the Pi•cprierors Will ever find us deserving of the confidence they have reposed in us, We hove the honour to be, with great respect, • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very humble servants, WILLIAM ASTELL. CHARLES GRANT. JOHN JACKSON. • CAMPBLLL MARJORIBANKS. RGE SMITH. SWENY TOONE. East-tndla House, April 9, 18, 2. • AT a numerous ?,lEETING of the Nobility, Gentry, clergy and inhabitants of the County of.DXJRSET, convened by InobtAs 11. BAIITAkD, , Esq. High Shirai' of the said County, at the County Hall in Dorchester, on Thursday, the 2d day of April, 1812, for the purpose of carryititinto effect the Resolutions of the Grand Jury at the late Assizes, and the recom mendation of the Bishop of the Diocese, communicated in a let ter addressed to his Ckrgy—it was resolved, 1. That a SoCiety be instituted for the purpose of promoting the Education of the Poor of the County ot Rorke, by instruct ing them in suitable learning, and in the principles of the Estab lished Church of England, and that Schools for such purpose be formed on Dr. Bett's System. 2. That the Society be composed of a President, Vice-Presi dents, a General Committer, a Treasurer, and a Secretary. s. That the Lord Bishop of the biocese for the time being be tie President.—That _ _ . The Earl of Digby, Lord Lieu tenant of the County, The Hon. and Rev. Charles Redlynch Strangways, The Hon. Archibald Stuart, The Very Rev. the Dean of Salisbut y. And the Archdeacon of Dorset for the time being, Presidents. . _ The Earl of Shaftesbury, The Earl of lichester, The Right Hun. Lord Rivers, The Right Hon. Lord Eldon, The Right lion. Nath. Bond, be the VI 4. That the President, Vice Sir William OgLander, Barr. Sir J. Wyldbore Smith, Bart. x-esuiencs, Rev. Sir James Hanham, Bart. Dr. Heath, William Douglas, William Bond, Sir Walter Yea, Bart. Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. William Morton Pitt, Esq. Edw. Beateley Portman, Esq.. Henry Banker, Esq. floinat Rose Drewe Esq. , James Dowlaud, Morgan Jones, Panes Simpst.o, bia;haniel Templeman, Robert Hunter. W. P. Joliffe, Charles birch, William Floyer, John Colson, Thomas Warren, Thomas Dryer, G!orge Tito Brice, Thomas Hyde, Henry John Richman, Giles Meecb, John Painter, James Venable', Francis John Browne., Esq. !.Imes Franpton, Esq. - Edmund Mortop Pleyddl, Esq . . . John Band, Esq. Thomas Pickard, Esq. Henry Seymcr, Esq. Rich. E. I). Grosvenor, Esq. ;•John Calcraft, Esq. I Tlicanas Bower, Esq. !Robert Williams. Esq. Jas. John Farquharson, Egg. Edward Great hed, FAT Thos. Hotlock Bastard, Esq. High Sher:ff. . John Herbert Browne, Esq. Treasurer, And the Rev. William England, Secretary, be Members of tbe Oenerrl Committee. S. That the General Committee be fully authorized to conduct the business of the whole Society, and that live be a Quorum. G. That , the Genera) Committee have power to appoint Sub- Committees, consisting of Members of the General Committee, a ci such other Subscribers to the Institution as they shall elect, to regulate and conduct all matters relating to oach particular School within their respective Districts; but that no Sub-Com mittee shall be enabled to adopt any new rules different from those established by the General Committee for the regulation of the Central School, unless previously approved of by the Gene ral Committee : that such Sub-Committee have power of appoin ting a Secretary, and that the proceedings of such Sub-Commit tee be communicated quarterly to the General Committee. 7. That the General Committee have a power of appointing an Assistant-Secretary, or a Clerk, who shall receive such remunera tion as shall be allowed by the General Committee. e. That a C. • ral School be instituted as soon as convenient in the Town of Dorchester, for the Education of the Infant Poor of both sexes, of the Town and its vicinity/sod that it shall be a ma terial object of such School to prepare and instruct Masters for the several Schools that shall be instituted in the County. 9. hat the General CoMmittee proceed to establish oilier Schools in different parts of the County, having regard to the po pulation of the Pari-h, nr Place, and the defect of Education In the same, or such other cause as may render such establishment -more peculiarly requisite in such Parishes, or Places, and to assist other SchOols throughput the County formed on Dr. Bell's plan, as far as their funds may admit. 10. That the General Committee belmisostered to elect Mem bers of the same Corrimittee, on any vacancy., by death, or resig nation, or to acid new Members, if it sball'be thought expedient. 11. That a Subscription be Immediately opened for tl • support I of the objects of the Society, consisting of Donations and annual Subscriptions. That al% annual Subscriptions after this time be considered as due on the Ist day of January in each year. 12. That Books be opened at the following Bankers, Messrs. Cox and Co. in Dorchester, Mesas Sollers and Co in lhlandfurd, and Messrs. Drtunnionds, Charing Cross, Loudon; to receive such Suli,criptions on account of tile Society. 3. That this Society to connect itself with the National So ciety under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, and communicate With it as often as occasion shall require: that a plan of the Society be forwarded to the bishop of the Dio- , cese, with a request that his Lordship do transmit the same to the National Society, and that an account of the state and progress of the Society be sent aunually to his Lordship for the same purpose. 14. That there be a General Quarterly Meeting on fixed days, and a General Annual Meeting at such time as shall be herein after named by the General Committee, when a full Report shall be made by-the Committee of the state of the Society s Funds, and of the general progress of its eoncerns, and that the same be forwarded to the Bishop of the Diocese, and by him transmitted to the National Society, and also be published ter the use of the Members of the Society. 13. Thattbe first Meeting of tbe General Committee be held on Visdneaday, the I.sth of April nut, in the Oraad Jury Room at Dorchester. •• O. 'That the Thanks of this Meeting be gliren to the High •aletiff fettle turbine 111 Oiling the sante, and per, the • A SCHOOLMASTER wanted by the 2d Batta t lion 88fh Regiment, capable of instru,:ting Soldiers' Chi, dren in Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic ; according to the Rev, Dr. Bell's System of Education. His pay, clothing, and allow ances, will be the same as a Serjeant. No application will be at tended to, unless accompanied by satisfactory testim.mials of cha racter, and capacity, from a Clergyman of the established Church, of which the applicant himself mint b.! a member. Letterc (pole paid) addressed to the Commanding Officer, Brisham, Devon shire, will be duly attended to. --r PROBATTS HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AM) GENTLE MEN, KING-STREIT, CGVENT-GARDEN, LONDON. MRS. PROBArr begs to return her sincere' 171 thanks to her Friends and the , 'ltblic in general, for the very great encouragement she has experienced •ince her entrance on the above prtulises; she be fur har to assure them, that no future exertions will be wanted on her part to nitrit a tont' nuance of their patronage. The Hotel, from the many adrEn taps it possesses, but particularly from the t and a,ry situa tion of the back part of it, is well adapted for the spommudation of Families, and every thing that can promote the cons on of such as may honour her ,with their favours will be scrupulously attended to. This day was published, in 3 vols. l2mo. price 15s. boards, I\l ARIA N;—A NOVEL.— When first thy Sire to send on earth Virtue, his darling child, design'd, - To thee he gave the heavenly birth, And bate to forst her infant mind. Stern rugged Nurse! thy rigid lore With patience many a year she bore ; What sorrow was, thou bad'st her know, And front her own she learn'd to melt at others' woe ! ODIL TO ADVIIILSITTerGAAT. Printed for Longman, Htirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, Szt.v Cosritort., a NoveL Fourth Edition, .01 es. boards. ' LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. This day was published, price as. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakness and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impairs the constitu tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against em pyrici*m in this practice, so fatal to the young ..nd unwary. 13y F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London; and Surgeon to the . _ Lock bispensary. - Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternester-row; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square. GARDENING. This day wits published, In one large Vol. ave. price 141. boards, r I "HE GARDENER'S KALENDAR ; or, -IL Monthly Directory of Operations in every Branch of Hor ticulture. By WALTER NICOL, Designer of Gardens, Hot houses, &c. Author of " The Planter v Kalendar," " The Villa Garden Directory," &c. The Second Edition. Edinburgh : Panted for A. Constable & Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. London; and J. Cumming, Dublin, Thisl3ook is divided into four Parts: Ist, the Culinary Garden ; Orl, the Fruit Garden; Sd, the Forcing Garden; and, 0. - h, the Pleasure Garden, including the managerni at at the green house and conservatory. In each of these parts,4 r gardens, the various horticultural operations to be attended to in each month are detailed in successive sections or monthly indexes of work, and the articles treated of a-', at the same time, arranged to al phabetical order. By this method, the business of the gardener, at every moment during the year, is exhibited at a glance. In separate sections, descriptions are given of the situations and soils suited to the kitchen-garden, fruit and flower borders ; the most approved construction of garden waUs, bot-houses, and con servatories; and the best kinds of fruit trees. AU the recent improvements in horticulture (such as the woollen nets for de- . fending against hoar-frost, the liquor for destroying the larek of insects on trees during winter, the forcing of sea tale, !cc. &c.) are particularly dwelt upon and explained. DUMFRIESAHME, NEAR MOD EAT. 1 TO BE SOLD, • I EATHERY HAUGH, a Country residen ce, with about £7 Acres oflich Pasture Land. The Premises consist of a commodious, handsome Villa in the gothic style, and comprise a half sunk storey for Kitchen Servants' Hall, Cellar, &c.; Dining and Drawing-rooms, Lib rary, and Butler's-roont on the first fluor, and tour Bed-rooms and a light Closet in the se cond/loon The Offices comprise Stables, double Coach-Louse, Cow-house, and Gardener's Lodge. The whole is very plea sandy situated, about half way between the Village of Moffat and she Well. The Premises, if not previously Sold by Private Agreement, will be exposed at Public Auction, in Edinburgh, on the Ist of May next. Application may be made to Messrs. Maude, Great George street, Westminster ; John Syme, Esq. Stamp Office, Dumfries ; or Mr. Samuel Brown, at Moffat. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This day was published, embellished with three engravings, • I price 31. FARMER'S MAGAZINE, No. XLIX. 1 - Containing a Letter from William Douglas, Esq. one ache Vice-Presidents of the Agricultural Society of the stewartry of Kirkcudbright.—Memoir on the Florin Grass, by Mr. Robert Ainslie, W. S. read in, and published by the authority of the above-mentioned Society.—Register of the Weather, from Ist January 1811 to Ist January 1812.—0 n the use of MOM as a manure; by Mr. Aiton.—On a new Mode of Cultivating White Cropi, by the Rev. Mr. Campbell.—Directions for Dividing a Triangle, &c. without Mathematical instruments or logarithms, by Mr. Leslie.—Letter from the Rev. Dr. Ricitardton, on Irriga tion, and on the Value of Peat Moss as a soil.—On the Dairy Husbandry, by Mr. Alton, Strathaven, with two plates.—Letter from a M-mber of the Morayshire Farmers' Club.— of the Diamond Harrow, invented by the Rev. Mr. 11l with plate —On the Difference in the Effects of Dung upon dif. ferret Soils, &c. by William Dawson., Esq.—Remarks on Mr. Wilkie's Iron Plough.—Comparative Expense of the Iron and common Ploughs.—Letter from Mr. Charles Alexander, near Peebles, to Sir John Sinclair, describing his method of collecting and applying dui Urine of Little as a Mature..-. Review of Dr. i Skenc Keith's General View of the Agriculture of Aberdeenshire, -.Agricultural Intellig nee , with Remarks on the Distillery Pro-1 hibition England and Wales— No-1 tires to Correspondents. Printed for Archiba)d Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London; and John Cumming, Dublin. Of whom may be had The above Work, from its commencement in the year 1800, to 1811. Twelve volumes. price 166 Ss. in extra boards; or any • volume or number separately. Contr.butors to the Farmer's Magazine are respectfully requested to asidtew the condwur, care of the •nittiben, at I Itliaburtth • • . • PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer, Is determi4,il to sell every article of the first fashion and workmanship at the following reduced prices, viz. Pearl Neekbcesanipattern fret ..1 15 61 remaking :CO 12 0 Earrings per pair • . 1 50 i 0 10.6 Bandeaux . . 10 10 0 910 0 Springs . . 4 0 0 up 10 6wards ? 6 0 Bracelets pirpoir , 3 10 . Lockets . - 1 11 6 0 14 0 Brooches . • 1• 5 0 0 7 6 ' Crosses . . 1 1 0 0 4'6 . Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen eCtseelve and believe, front the above prices, that every ornament is made Irani a ttom • piton*, or what is commonly called Pettiest Poarls, tbey are .'espectfully int urned, that every article is contposed of Ortentat P. arts from the Fisheries of Coyis* aid Persia, width; being manufactured by the real workman, are °trefoil to the pahlia much upler their usual charges Several complete suits of Pearls, new pat erns , in Morita* cases, consisting of Necklaccs, Sprig, Bracelets, liar-ring% and three Brooches, tram .€2O to E3O per suit. Apply to J. I. *sr , low, No. t, Grange-c suit, Carey-strket, Lincoln'. Intl Fiats. , . • FAMIL I BREWING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LEf : FERB PATENT. NTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co: tespecefully -I 1 1 toilet. the atten:loo of the No'hillty, Gerttry.and the Public, to their FOR CABLE FAMILY BItEIN3 MACIIIiin. It carbines all the Utensils to ONE; is durable, cooveglent, and coropset in in form; takes to pities with ease, and is !opt In with little trouble; Its coususaptlon of fuel Is min, satlit coi.t.itrises the steam. The method of u,irg it I, sln*le and certain, NO MASHING OF HE MAUI' BkING REQUISITE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OE BREWING, and inva riably produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors, Islington-green and Skitinet= Snow-hill, London ; and Wine-street, Bristol. Also, by s Inept, by the following Furnishing Ironmongers: LONDON i Mews. Felthani, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Matits. Stumm, 105, New Bond-street • Mews. Roberts, Itlay, and C0.66,01f0rd-street ; Messrs. D owner and Sandell., 159. Fleet. street; Messrs. Larkins and Eade, Wholesale' Ironmongers, 56, • Chisweli-stmt ; and Mr. Palmer, 51, Cornhill. SOUTHWARK: kles,rs. Benham and Prentice, 139, Him. street. _ . • DORSET Mews. Thorne, Sherborne, WILTS: Mr. Russell, Marlborough; Messrs. Whltchurd Ponting, Devizes. SOMERSET: Mr. Stothert, s,th. DEVON: Maur. Kitigdon, Ex, ter • Narraway, SOMb-Molree; Mr. Heath:nail, Piymoutb ; Mr. ter; "Ilverton. NO RFOLKs Messrs. Agge amid Corr, Iron ound-r!, Norwich. LINCOLN: Mr. Taylor, Heckington, near Sleaford; Mr. Ades . . WARWICK: Mr. liarborne. Birm'nghatu. HEREPOILD: Mr. Honlatt, Hereford. LANCASTER : Mr. Hulk-, Architect, 3t, Pr:ticks-kr*, IfiraS. chewer. NORTHUMBERLAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, Newcastle. - upon-Tylte. • WALES: Mr. bomas Neweastle, Carmarthen. , , . • Jun published, DIREC TONS for BREWINJ with the PORTAd3II FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing In:tractions for judging of the Quality it Malt and Hops, and the Metbud cd Brewing POR ['ER, ALE, TABLE ALE, and TABLE BITER. Sold by the Proprietois, and by all their Agenu; also, by the following Benhaslierst Mr. Chapple,66,Pall-Mal1; Mr Harding / 36,3 c. Janses's..treet ; Mr. How. v 7, High-Wes, Bloomsbury lan d Mr. Mazwell, al, Bell-yard, Temple-bar. Price Ose Shan& To be • Sowed to purchasers of a Machine. I NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public InsPdedeld• every Tuesday, In Skinner street, London; and on the Exchange. Bris-01. • ' TO - GOLD:oh/11 AND CLOCK MANUFACTUitEKS, - 1111.. AUREAN OR R. I. F. Kiwi, Cold and Silver Chaser, &Traver, Engine Tamen and original Inventor ind Proprietor of the Auttaa Ore, situotwarall-SQUARIL, SA IIIICIII. ' 1 F. KING begs to ofibr to the Trade in general, • a Composition, the resemblance of which to Gold not only far excels that of any other substitute hitherto submitted us Public notice, but is also, is every essential quality (as far as saw lates to its use in manufacture) an equivalent to Gold itself. In richness of colour and great weight, this Composition so strictlY resembles the Stardard Gold, that Gold-waters have not been able to distinguish au* from the other. The must important property peculiar to this Compositiou, consists in the very 'Dingus lar circumstance of it not being at all subject to change its lustre any more than the Standard Guld. In ductility it is prttcisely the same, and will at all dines be found as pliable to Work, whe. Cher flatted or its wire, as Gied itself: in fine, the only differing* betweru them whatever, is merely that arising from their intrinsin value. J. F. K. also directs the at•eatios of eoloured.Worissrsto dts peculiar properties attached to tha Auroan Ore, m It is lb 'caw • posed as to receive a beautiful rich dead colour, which moot be distinguished by the most accurate inspector front fine mistral Gold, and thereby uniting every essential quality which entitle. it to a pre-eminence above every other composition khotim cadte public, and places -it equally on a parallel with coloured gold used . ; and, however singular it may appear, that a coniposttion can be funned possessing such invaluable properties, kkherto confined to Standard Gold alone, has been most sadafacturily proved; J. F. K. having the exclusive art of colouring this cont. posititm by a peculiar process which entirely precludes the air cessity of gilding, • The limits of an &dearth:meet will not admit of an enumera. doe of the many articles to which this composition is suited, nor is it perhaps necessary, since from the above detail of its proper ties, it is easy to ascertain what articles may be maaufactuied with it. J. F. K. cannot therefore too highly recommend the Allman Ore, atter receiving most numerous proofs front Maim. facturera, as well as [tom his own laboured experiments, to can vince Mm of its 'excellence, whereby it may tend, in a very powerful devee, to lupenede the use of Gold. Gold-Workers, and others who require t*.eir work cast, may,: by stalirg their patterns or moulds, have them comylete is as hours after they Ire brought tor the purpose. p. 13.-1. F. K il.:ensa it importan; to :he trade ip gPseral, to "Minks theta that the Composition advertised in ate Public Pa pers, beating the appellation of the Annan Ore, (ref which he is the orightal Invet:t.ir sad Proprietor), cannot be ; nrchased gook, at any other house io Loudon but at his Isiatr i tietory ou Bridre. watet-square; therefore any other Composition offered t: tbs, nade, through any I:14(1km whatever ' designated by the same title, is "atrium and deceptive t every Flask of his atarafactura hears his Nantostaingsed ea each side ialeghlechaesoter..• Sold in various Worsens, at 45.0.1. per Ounce,.eishork flatted, or in Wire.- . -Specimens may be taskin eleuatot Pissed of I linen and Coleared - Manufacture. tarsiers kw Ora Comosay slialkeevive every possible:heads% ' 'AICI • CONTILtei iron emus. • • • fertkrzoilics, April 2, 1812.. I'H • E PRINCIPAL VFW:RS and COMMIS .IIfAJESTrs RAPT, do hereby give Notice That on ednesdai, the 22d instant, at one o'clock, they wili be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contrac t for Supplying his Majesty's several Dock-yards, or any one or mere of them, and also this Office, with COALS. A distribution of the Coal,, and a Form of the Tender, may he seen at this °Pe. No Tender will br reoeived after one o'clock, me th e day 4' treaty, norany noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attends. Every Tender aunt be accompanied by a Letter ? addressed to the Navy Board, aid signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, ix the sum of Xts per Hmsdred- amides,' of Coals, for the doe perfor mance of the Ccsarna. .....` V. T it 1 fl .....-• OP per, ,sati ibet!! pais