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, ' 4 1...1.niii . • . 7., . • 71 -.. -,ii,-. <. 4. NS . . . . . st. I • , 4 . .- . • IV e • It'l l 11 • .• • . • . ••i 0 : P .:....... ' k . . . ~...•• 4 : ". -% ; ~..4• •p .. 4 4 ... , , ...ts, .... • •ipp . • 4 • ---- FA - • , ~ • . . . ....... .: - . S, • ~# • • frw4 I , \ Ninmrs4 8051. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1812.- PRZCE, AIXPENCS-lIALITBNN T. !T . % V•• ri thift nthai K ING'S' THEATRE, OR OPERA HOUSE. TAKE NOTICE, that the S,.er;ff of Middlesex will on Wednesday, •he greh thy of January, tart at teens o'Cloelt in the Fortnnon, at he Oifiz.e, Na. 15. Btatirti liedford•tOw, expose to SALE (as far as he lawfully can *l vo and without any warranty for Ti&) so much of the ihrlit,7ltie, and Interest of \'• ILLIAM TAYLOR, E► I. in and tO lean Bosnia the Opera Hoene, situate in the Haymarket, in lig la COURti, u will be sulicient to raise the suns of .E13:0 tro particulars whereof tr.ay he had by applying at the Office of Abe sa id sheriff; at Mr. White's, Auctioneer, Storey's Oats:, w o unhis , er; and at Messrs. Mills, Robinson and Young's, Parliament-street, Westrnmster ; and also at the Opera Upon, Pall-Mall °MO OIP ODNANCIt,Pet. is, Wits '1 • 14 E PRINCIPAL OFFICXRS of NIS MA JESTY's OADN,VICB, do herein / give Notice, That Propotals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, un or before Monday, the 22th day of December instant, from such Perrms as may be wiling to undertake the supply of TWeuty I l'otaUP,l QUEBEC WH ITE s EAVES, flr service of the 4 14.41 i'wstl.rMillsatßallincolhg,inthelC cdomoflrel.nd. ZAMINDTA liltdri utile swam, Le One Vohnne aro. prim ills. boards, by BILAeK, Pa.sty, and Co. No. S, Leadenhal-street, book seUers to the East-Indm Company, THE FIFTH REPORT from the SELECT COMMITTitE of the HOUSE of COMMONS. vat the AFFAIRS of the EAST. INDIA COMPANY; Is ordered' by "th• Hotta; of Commons to be printed, 3th July, .1412. ROYAL MILITARY COI,I.EGE. SUCH Persons as are willing to contract for thin supply of the following Articles to the ROYAL. P.ll/.1. TARY COLLEGE, at Farnham and B.g.tux, forth* hvin af Twelve Mnuths,may s4..nd sea'el Proposals (pur.rsiti}add.e-sist to the Coccraor of the Royal Military Collie, 111 , 14 , , sa. or before the tot day of January cur, and !Le words uTtrilp* the • &Tidy of (as the cue nay Ise) must lie ittattMd• tw dill _ S o I S, St 11 and cal . . 3he S•aves must be fully seasoned, and if -Jingle, twelve hun dred to the thousand, if double, six hundred and fifty to a thou sand ; single Pieces will be required, and must be slelivored at the Ordnance Stores, in Cork, in the following proportions,viz This day was published, price 12s. in bawds * AGENERAL VIEW of tbe AGRICULTURE of the EAS'F-R11)1% 0 of YORKSHIRE; Published by order of the Board of Agriculjui a. By H. F. STRICKI.AND, of Righton, Esq. York : Printed for the Author, by Thomas Wilson and son, High Ousegate ; and 59 , 1 by I. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street, London ; and by J. and G. Todd, F. Wolstenhalme, and R. Spence, York. cover of each propool. • Pertlitsiars'of the Contract may be known qn appFcation ei the Lieutenant-Governor's OlEce, Royal Military College, Mar* water, Dear Bagahot, any day (Sunday excepted). No Tender will be received from any Person who b not 6 Dealer in the Articles for which h; uffer& GROCERY. Caxvias..--Store Candles, made of the be Town Taw (Moulds and Di: s). • NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY. IDIDDING and CO. No. 1, Cornhill, and No. 3, 1 Charms-Cross, have pleasure in announcing that the Lot tery to b- drawn on the 14th and 15th of 3anuary contains 46 esi hal Prises of £2oXne, £lO,OOO, £ , !,000, :elm:0, Ste. &c.; s us, that the Old Method of Drawing will be revived, and 'lv! upopular Plan of Classing abolished, so that t.very Number will have a distinct and separate fate. I'IDDIN*. , and CO. advise an early purchase, at their Offices, wtele, in the late Lotteries; bare been sold. In 70 Shares, the golluwinit Capitals : No. 3.456 Prue of £20,000 No. 6,t91' Prize of A' son 1,203 20,C04) 600 300 974 4,000 2,921 400 N. P. Orders from the Country, Ittelosing the amount, with Pottage, pa 'd the same attention to a■ if the Parties were present. 5000 on or before the 15th February 5009 - - Ist April 1813 5000 - - Ist September 5000 - - 31st December This day was published, handsomely printed, in Volumes, , octavo, with a Portrait of Lord Charitmont, from au orizinal picture, price Li Is. is boards, ti:e Second Edit inn of MEMOIRS of the PO LITICAL asd PRIVATE LIFE of JAMES CAULFIELD, EARL of CHARLE MONT, Knight of St. Patrick, &c. &c. &c. By ERANCISpHARDY, Esq. Member of the House of Commons In the three last Parlianisots of !retard. Printed for T. Cadtli and W. Midas, Strand. Further Partinlars, together wiea the Terms and Condl.lons of the Contract, may be known,,upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clnet, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed" Proposals for Quebec Staves ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2Stli instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will . any Tender be notreed unless ibe party making it, an agent in hie behalf shall attend. I3y Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. &crttarri • AT a respectable MEETING Gf the TANNERS, CURRIF:RS. SHOE-MANUFACTUREKS. and oth 'TO concerned in tha Manufacture of Leather ' held at the Bsacu Boy INN, NOR 11-JAMPTOI4, Decemberl7, 1812, Mr. JOSEPH HALL, in the Chair, It was rysolvel unanintsully; That it is the opinion of this Meeting, tint the double on Leather is oppressive, partial. and imp:di:ie. 1 hat the oprrari(at of this Tax is securely felt by its, and particularly parti..t,• as vet 7 few can remunerate themselves, fl in the ti-dle ex' ou:- Guuda we are necessarily and only guided by the This day were published. In sect. price 49. dd. sewed, CONSIDERATIONS on the DANGER and IMPOLICY of layinz open the Trade with INDIA and CHINA; including au Lsaminatic.n of the Objections commonly urged against the East-India Company's Conunercial and Finaa cial 111aosgenwnt. ' Printed for I..in:±mon, Hurst, Rees, Orme, ang Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, Nvw 'Bond street. OLD MODE OV DRAWING—NO CLASSES. SWIFT' and Co. Contractors •for the present STATPLOTTERY, respect fully remind their Friendr and she Public, that the Drawing will commence on the 14th of 11/XT MONTH, (January), and fmish on the following Day. This Lottery will be determined agreeably tia the Old Mode of Drawing, as there are no Classes, and every Tielett is to be dawn actuate!? from tl.e Wheel. The Scherne,with only 19,000 Ticket., contains the following Capital Prizes, being mere, bo!h in Number and Amount, than 'many Lottery for several Years past. , 2 of 47-:0,040 are £40,000 2 104,00 . 20,000 4 - 1,000 8,000 6 • 1,( CO - - 6,000 6 = 500 - - 3,0t40 6 400 • • 2,400 10 . 300 8,004) 10 - 200 - 2,000 Zesides 46 of £lOO and £5O, and 2,510 of 410, £3O, Ere. &e. 'rickets and Shales are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry; I No. 21:Altigate High- No. Charing Cross; street. 'Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold iu the ' , resell. Year, viz. 5,427 . a - £.20,0ti0 1;4,6 - a „espco 995 -a - 4,,e00 i t.L7O -a - Besides many others of £1 . ,0(10, £5OO, &c. &e. TRANSPORT OPFICR, Ditaitier 93, int THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 1113 MAJPSTee TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir tiling Carr f SICK and WOUNDED SAAMBN, wafer the Care aid Contody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they OA be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 19th of January, 18'3, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat With such Persons as nay be willing to contract for VICI UAIAANC Prisoners of War hi Health at FORTON, 'and on board the Prison Ships at PORTSMOUTH, for Six Months certain from the 19th March, 1813. That we will readily unite with otl.ers to use our macerates to pnicore a repeal of the Tax laid on Leather, in the last Ses sion of Parliament. That a Petition be Oriented to the Honourable House of Commons for this purpose. 1 bat a respectful applicithin be made to the Members forthis County and Towr, , and to the other Members saving for wit City and Borough in this County, to *Nick their suppott to pkw cure a repeal of this hiptious Tax. - t hat a Deputation, calm ...tine of. Mr. Joseph him, and Mr.lirown, do attend the fienetatMeeting In Londosi„ January 13th, and also, if Decants', the House of Commons, When the Petitions nay he teen into coadderaion, or either, or both, as may be thought must proper. - ' That the Members for this Count? be requested to present the Petition to the House of Commons. 'Ws day was published, In Mo. (the Third Edition, improved and enlarged), Price 10s. Bd. boards, A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITUTION of ENGLANII—By GEORGE CI.biTANCE. We most sincerely congratulate the Public on the appear ance of a Work, which w• can safely recommend as well fitted to supply h chase' in our system of public instruction. Of the merits of the work, the public may form scrue judgment, when we inform them that it contains whatever is most interesting to tire general reader in Blackstone ; together with much useful in formatim derived from Professor Christian, De Lolme, and va rwus other eminent authors."--Eclectic Rev. kill ADA eft No Tender will he received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attend. 'Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of .C2OllO, for the due performance f the Contract. Further particulars may be known, by applying at this Via, or is Captain Wonefrl, Forton, near G2:port, Hants. That a Subscription be immetEately entered Into, to defray the expenses attending the viforts to accomplish this desirable end, and that Mr. Hall he the Trcasi rer. That these ltsoohitions be , tinted in the Northampton Met% miry. Chairmarf. The Thanks of the Meeting were - exed to the Chairman for his attention and readiness to promote the Alegi in view. Subscriptions Ac received fur the atinve pArse, by Mr. Hall and Mr. Drown. of Northampton; Mr. ! , favrains, of Welling.. borough ; and M. John Armahy, of Oundle. . _ Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row.—Of whom may be had, The W,Jrk, in V2eno prke 7s. in boards. IghLAND AND AMERICA. 'PROM the entire Suspension of the Exports of' Irish Line* to the United States, the Home Markets are greatly over,tocked. The IRISH LINEN COMPANY, being it all limes rtgubted in its prices by the Irish Markets, are ena bled respectfully to make known, they are now Belting tristi Shirt ing and Sheeting ,by the single piet e, warranted for d urah.lit y. and bleached on the grass, trrni od. to Is. per yard lower than at penod since their establi-limenr,_ in 1301.—Bank of Ireland Yoe. taken in payment. or cash Oen fur them.--Order) care. telly executed, at their only Ih:use in London, No. 1, the south aide of BlomsburptAuare: RIILIMIATISM. I)ft . HAMILTON'S Valuable Disowery for the Cure of this pamfuj and obstinate disease, having long since vomited the high reputation it holds in the Annals of the Healing Art, eontirues uniformly to furnish the most uaespiivocal ?mots . ef its wonderful powers, as an Auti-Rbsurnatic Medicine. these tills are found particularly eEcacia•us in those attacks that effect the hips, loins, head, lace, anti the tipper and lower ertre. *idea. The ;elief they a'trori in almost every case is immediate, ana the cure Listing and compleat. Sold only at the new Medi- Sine Warehouse, 48, East end of St. Nuns Church Yard (half way between Watling-stie t and Cheopside), in Boxes at 4s. 6d. and A. 9d. each. MIDDLET ON, Pocket-book and Black Lead -1- 1 • Petted NlaLer to the King and Prince Regent, at the Original Mancfactory, No. .62, Strand, opposite Newcastle itreet, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE /BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been for more than fifty years suiversally acknowledged; and Pencils f :Jawing in colours, of 'a late invention. To disengtdsb his Pencil's from Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only ilakt ka eton, is now engeli to N. Middleton, and the direction, No. 162, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extersive assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted' in gold, si:ver, and plain. The Poli.e and Royal Reportories, Atlas, &c. and all the dieeront sorts of Almanacs. A complete, m<ortment of 'fravering, Weting, aLd Dre:eng-cases; Gdatle nko's pocket coprmodes, containing every article for shaving and die, log: Partoble writing and dressing-de , ks and boxes. in ma hogrny, satin-wood, leather, &e. Writing paper, extra fine cut, Inge pens, fine iriee and Dutch r•ealing-wax, and all kinds of sta., tionary ; porieole and counting-house letter-copying machines.— These machines, by which writing may be expeditiously and dearly meld, are brought 'by N. Middleton to the utmost pet- Section, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a corn- Plete desk; some so trial as to he of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a 'ize and form to answer the pur poses of a complete re fretaire. A large assortment of razors, and all kinds of fine cutlery. . BY THE. AU'T'HORITY OF HIS 111.-YJESTY'S ROYAL " LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED TO EDWARD JUKES. THE AVERRUNCATOR, a new-invented In. , strnment for Pruning, Ste. &c. &c. , The wart of an Instrunvcut for Pruning Tr ees and Shrubs of too ' great a height to be reached from the grtiond, and too weak to sustain the weight of a ladder, has been long fat. The Aver tuncator will be fetend,compl , tely to supply that want. With ir, all sarerEstous branches may he cut from a tree of any height with the greatest nicety,Wiifieut be aid of a ladder, and that too with a facility and neatness scarcely credible. It ill effectually dostroy an those-bags of insects whit': are so destroys ive to trees, 'and will be found sot only tl.e most useful, but tbe most arousing - instrument for Pruning ever yet offired to the Public. It may be used pi a horlzortal asvorll as perperiSicti , ar direction, and k hot only calculated fur tho use of Nurserymen and Gardeners, but Is eitially adapted for the use of Gentlimen, or even Ladiss, who may without inconvenience, carry it in their walks round their grounds ' and *move dead and unsightly branches; and by affixing a small basket, it is admirably adap cd fer gathering *tapes or other fruit banging beyond the common reach, or In 'Hot-houses or Green-knives, where the introduction of a ladder will be entirely super rded by the Averruncater. This Internment los the approval of some of the most eminent Nurserymen-and Gardeners in the neighbourhood of 11. e Metro polis, and is 'pronounced by them a nsost admirable Invention ; . by the us of which, they able to avoid the various clumsy,. tedious, end ineffectual expedient* to which they have hitherto been compelled to have recourse in the necessary and important duty of Pruning.' t o be hada, the Etfaibtflittory,tliti.il,lsrytiges=street,Corent °arden at Mr. Williant Newton's, Umbreneonraker. I6t Strand ;.and at Messrs. Moore and Staskey'r , Jewellers and zuruwartsnen,C,lssapaide. • • TRANSPOIa OFAIGL, De.gmber a,181.2. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING -IL HIS. MAI ESTT's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tallow Core of SICK ma WOUNDED SEAMEN, awl for doe Care aid cidady of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby :zive Notice, That they will be ready at this Offce,on Tuesday the 12th of January, 1819, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with Push Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING Prisoners of War in Health at CHATHAM, STAPLEI ON , and PERTH, N.B. for Six Months certain, from the Ist of March,lBl3. • No Trade► will be received after one o'Llceb on the day of treaty, nor any notked, unless the tarty, or an &gentler him, personally altrud. Lech Tod" moist be accompasiel by a Letter from two ;4e:table Persons engaging to lame Gould with the Person tendering, in ti., sass of £2900, for the dye performaice of the Contrast. Further particala►s may b e inr:L.N,lty applying at this Office ; or to the Agents at Ms ►espeotive Depots. Price 511. or Es. coloured, k publi TIIE NATURALIST'S POCKE'r-BOOK for 813, ornamented with fourteen elegant Engravings, sad illustrated by corresponding Descriptions. By G. SHAW, M.D. F.R S. Principal Naturalist of iha Nluseum. / Accompanied with an Almanack and all the usual Lists of . Public Offices. Printed for G. Keardey, Fleet-street; and Suttaby and Co. The Subjects are,rhe Tea, Coffee, and Chocuilte Frees; the ° Mole Cricket, Venus's My Trap, .the Al e xandrine Parrakeet, Tusset•necked Humming Bird, stag, Peale, Etc. Thu; day was published. Pete 3s. 6d, bound in red I.eather, with Pockets for Notes, Ike. or 4a in red Roan Extra, nearly equal to Morocco. THE DAILY , JOURNAL ; or; GENTLE. 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GONMERO'!,s Spamsli Merchant, No. 7, Upper Duekinghato-street, Strand, io lots of two dozen, at 4rts.; delivered to any part fret of ev,sen:e. U. Gonmero is enabled to refer to twenty different Noblemen, who have purchased large quantities of the Wioe. Country orders duty attended to. Hour" from Ten to Five. SALES $Y AUCTION. At the London Tavern Pe;hole-strael, Plymouth, Orr Brhisy the eta slay of Jilt;uery urinous filelelock at noon, THE Deautitoi Ship GENERAL GATEi, of the following Dimensiohs: Length on Deck, 117 ft. 4i in. I the Mai* Deck to the tipper Irrt adds, 3a feet, r inch. part of the Hold Blame, Depth of Moll from the under feet 41 Inches. art of the Main Desk to the Dept of Waist, 4ft 4t inches. Limbers, 13 feet 2 inches. A dmeasures 54S 72-21 Tons. Dei.th from the under part of 'lbis Sidp is about two y...irs n'd, has a Hush Deck, anti is pierced far 20 guns, and was built at New York, of the hest ma. serials by an goOsh Mechanic. bhe is copperesi, and copper fastened, has a Bust Man Head, and is well &nand in Sails and othtr Stores. L'eing strong for deserter, site is isn't-01y canto 'Ate(' for a chip of wit, and would make a most desirable runner, or for any other employment for which a ship of her class might be wanted. She was captured on her voyage fr,..n Bourdeaux, aft, r a smart chice. by his Majesty's sh;ps Batts Pon ta, ABLIle• CROWSIE, and Vila AD, *Rd has been cooacturte4 if Prise. For-Inventories, ai.l further Information, apply to Messrs. Marsh and Creed, Norfolk -street, Strand; /views. Wilton and Creed, Crutched-friars, London; Mes:es. Thomas and William Earle and Co. Liverpool; or to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Mer chants, Plymouth. JOHN LUSCOMBI, Broker. Plymouth, Dee. 14, 11112. Her large and valuable Cargo, consisting of Cognlro Brandy, Wines, bilks, Crapc3, Ribbons. Stationary,,Gbves, Silk Stock ings, &c. &c. will shortly he exposed In sale. as soon as it bits been examined and passed by the Atvenue (Mesta. HaViVK ER and SON& CAPITAL and very DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, near the COUN 1 Y and MARK E I"FOWN of STAFFORD. By Mr. CHRISTIF., I At the Swan Inn at Stafford, on Friday, the 1 sth of January, precisely at twelve o'Clock, in Nine Lott, I'HE following very valuable and 11 . 1;414 lime •Ii• proveable FREEHOLD E:iTATES, to the occupation of ramactable Tenants, chiefly on expiring Lease L, vii-: Lot 1. Worstou Farm and Water Cora Med, held by ilik.' Eatuu, lying compact on the River Sow, at Bridgef u rd, cm ifee great Mail Coach Chester road, about four miles from Eccieshall e and three from Stafford. . Lot C. The Woodside Farm at Renton, seven miles frogiA, Stafford, in the occupation of Mr. Ford. ‘I Lot S. the Reputed Manor of Ranton, abounding with Gatto‘ with Renton HO Finn (excepting only Paid Sat Moulin/l A ] held by Mr. S. Mould, together with the Broadheatb, of Mr. John Mould, and the four Heaths held by Mr. Eaton. Lot 4. A Farm in a ring fence, being the several holdings of Messrs. Glover, Brassington and Chambers, with Pool-flit Men. dow, part of Ranton Hall, and Five inclosures occupied byjAr. W. Hall, but divided from the Farm of the said W. Hall, by a Lane running South from the Brook; also the four jiroacilmistb loclosures of Messrs. Glover and Brassingtoo, and Stighford River and Renton Doles. Lot 5. The Wicket Farm, with three Broadheath Pieties, held by S. Mould. ' Lot 6. The Homestead and New lwascrosotAir. W. Hall, wlthi all the Lands of this Estate North-east ut Cotton-tape, 'not ' certain Fields held by John Mould (exeopting only two rojt ush4/Meadows, Richard's apd Lortre ditto, god Lorq's Flat); two Broadheaths occupied by the said W. Kill. Lot 7. A capital Farjn, conliating of all the remaining Lido. sores held by Mr. ,Hall, 6putit of Cotton-lane ' and inclucfing all , the remaining Lands in the oenupotion,of johntsiou:d (eficrPt only six Fields given to Lot. 9 and 9), and, the whole pf A tin's Farm. Lot e. Perkins's Land and the 9els over Loaopws, 404 h Mr. John Mould. . . .. Lot 9. House and Lands of Widow Horton, ilkID ' Mead and Heykins's I.44llPsr,Nner . leiliew.andgispl ir eTta l lN by /AA Magid, entailer with 194041101 Ogife 41441 Gardena. , 1 Perdcoan, with eplotwOd Plilliaintar find or SAMPOI Ween i er. 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