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o * 1 \ - • 111 • - ,- • • \ l' % r's; • • - • . • • .. • ' LPZICE NIXPI ODE R 7700 . TEO IRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDIN. BATH AND TIRP-TOL CANAL, AND -BRISTOL W 4TER WORM. 1-HALFPBwMT This day was published, MICR OP °RONA WC R. lamer, S, 1811. By I. Morton, No. 272, Strand, price Is. Cd. 'l. rHE PRIArCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS Ai ls A LETTER ADDRESSED to FIELD MAR- INS7r, OILDIVAIMI, de ler , * Ow Nakt, SHAL HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS the DORI of YORK, That Propels will be received at their Office in Pall Malt, as &C. &c.—By WM. WNI SON, Esq. Late Lieutenant .10th Regiment. ......, M before Winds* the Sith der of Jan , tary instant, from such pew. .* Iv' } eons as May be willing to urnintake the Supply of ACCOCN This day was published, the Third Union, pries la. ITREMEN TS fog Serviced ti.is Pepartment, for a period 4 . ASERMON on the SACRAMENT ' of the themirri, determinable at the capitation of one year, at ths LORTYS'SUPVER, by the Rey. JAMES IittJOGE, A.S. nfidels( either Pert?. Lecturer el St. Anne, 1 inwhou.e. Patent of the Angeles may he viewed upon application IR Suld by P. C. and J. Povingtoo, S:. Paul*. Church-yard ;L I Hatchard, P.ccadilly ; and Black, Parry l and Eingsbtul, Leaders. ' the Principal Stare-keeper's Oct In the TUVICT ; and fumble hall -street. .. 1 Partkittars, together wire the Terms ind COnditions 4 the Cosa vas PRESENT EVENING. JANUARY 25, will be performed," THE TWELFTH NIGHT. Duke Orsinn, Mr. BARKYMORE ; Sir Toby Belch, Mr. EMERY ; s r Andrew Ague•Clieek, Mr. BLANCHARD ; - ~ blr. CLAREMONT ; Sebastian, Mr. BRUNTON; Maivnlio, Mr. LtsToN ; & g m Mr. FAWCETT ; Fabian. Mr. FARLEY. - Olivia. Mrs. BOLTON ; Viola, Miss S. 800 ; Maria, Mrs. GIBBS • H AgoARLEQUIN wbich will he erfoAND rmed, th PADMANATIAe New Pantomime. caned OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. ce Monday, 'II•e Revenge. O s Tuesdar will be produced a new Grand Operatic Drama, 0 11,4 the Vugitt of tVe Sum shikespear's Tragedy of Julius Cesar is in preparation, and gll be robed as soon as possible., pis far Penitent will be revived immediately, in which Mb' f a ult will perform Calista. THE SPECIAL MEETING OF PROPRIE -a- TORS of the abov , Under aking, held on the !nth day of this instant January, having adjourned the aid Meeting to bq held at the City of Loudon Tavern, Sishogsgate-street, London, on Wednesday, the 29th day of Tannery instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, Notice is hereby given. that such Adjourned Meet ing will accordingly he held at the City of Liininn Tavern afore said, on the filth instanr, at eleven o'cloek in the Forenoon. WARD and MF:RiiIMAN, Principal Clerks. Marlborough, 140. 20, 1812. -A ir a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of PORTSMOUTH, PORTsEA, and their Vicinity, con vened bf the navels, at the Sesiitius Room, on TliNrsday, P. 3,1 January, 1812, the fallowing Rein•lutions were entered into : Ist. That in consideration of the melancholy fate of tile Sr. OtoloE, Dtrawer, HERO, and others of his 11 , 1.1je.;t y'. ships, in their return from the Baltic, whereby a number of Widows, Orphans, and other Relatives are reduced to great distress, Sub scriptions should be iminetliatt!y entered upon for their relief; and that Books be np, ned at the Banks of Messrs. Godwin and co. Messrs. Grant any Co. and 'Messrs. Burridge and Co. ; also at rite Hotseof Meors. Muttley and Co. Mr. Mills. Me.ir,. Holl•ngsworth and Co. M Portsmouth ; awl at the Houses of Mr. Woodward and Mr.Whitcwood, t Portsea, for that purpose. . eila tract, may he known p the Soceetory:s °lice, In Pall Mall aforesaid, any day betwee, she hours ni Ten and Pour o'clock, whore the Prot wail must be doltrend, sealed up. and cordwood, ' • IPcopoods for Ace- , a nett nes ;" but no Proposal can be ad-. adrted after the mad 17th instant, at 'Twelve &desk at noon of Yoe *arm day ; ookkor Mil any reedyr be noticed us the pasty kind it, efjpipaila hi. Mull, shall attend. . • By q i elty f t etialiamc it. H. G1ig.811141... SHAW'S Z004.0C:11. This day was publlghed, Itanitoinety prietted In Sve. itt Twa Parts, tmbeili9hrd wills 87 Pities. engras rival the fide An thoritles and mod Sefeet Speeinit liF, price Li 164. oY fie Wove super-royal Paper, in hoards, or £t3 aid. i•rt fine wove medium Paper; Volume VUL being the Second Yakima of B ADS, of GENERA!. ZOOLOGY; or, SYSTEMATIC NATIJR4I FusToity. _ • GRAND NAVAL sPgarAcLE, WITH tile Ships in Action , and Waves and Ele. moots in melon ; composed of Transparent Roches, put ~t odi o i l lry mechavical, optical, and philosophical powers; pro ;long the effect :icti fluidity of .shos6ea, Smoke, Fur, &c wig ire a superior &tree the effects of Nature, representing a E n pgentent, from the circum stances which occurred at the lrrLE 0 TRAFALGAR, at the NAUM A CHIA, Princess p e t, Leicester-squar., fr.mi Eleven in the Morning till Dusk, 0 1 hewn Six in the Evening till Nine. Admission One Shilling. By GEORGE44AV, M.I). !rioted for 0. Rearieni; vv. apt. stabossoifri. J. Storkdale; R. I.ra ; E. .1%. fiery ; B. Crosby and Co. Lowman, Hur-t, Rees, Orme. anal Brown; R. Scholry ; I. booth; N. Bag ger ; Gale and Curtis ;R. Baldwin ;W. Lowe ; and Davison. _ _ OjDIVAIMS-01414.3, Janoryll. INC 'AINCIP4L a 5 444 Nd 2d. 'kit the amount should be pieced to a general Fund, as it is hoped this example wilt be generally adopted. Yd. That in ease our expectations and hops should he disap pointed, and a similar measure not be adopted either in the Me tropolis or elsewhere, the athouni of Vie ,übscriptions ►hall be disposed of at a General Meeting of the Subscribers on a future dap 4th. That at the exidra•ion of a fortnight, namely, on the 6th day of February next, a General Meeting of the Subscribers be called, and a Committee chosen, for the purpose of ascertaining what will be die best means of complt ill; with the third Resolution. 4114rr•• ORDNANCR, i &gni Ay Mike. That Protibuls will be seceived at their Who is Pdl-1&11, an or before Monday, the 27th instant. Eras itch Pre9o.ll ae may be willittg to undertake the upply of COLOUR • asi PAINTS foe service of this Department, for a fervid of three 1 years, determinable at the capitation of one year, at the optioo of ,azither • Of whom may be bad, The former Volumes of tie same Work, on Quadrupeds, Am plsibiz, Insects, and Fishes. Just publidieJ, Price 10s. Gd. plain, or Oise tluinea, brown or *goofed In a Superior Manner, _ _ _ lIIGkV;AIE COMNIERCIAL ACi‘I)EMY, 11 near London, conducted by Mr. DUNCAN, Profcs-or of &Mottle:ll:ldris. Mr. DutacaN's ! , y,tent of Education cornpre p.di the qualifying Young Gentlemen for Foreign or Domentic irk, and the I' ablic (Viet Mr. I). coneelves it an object of ! uproot importance to inspire a east.. for Jound learning, and tgiscnlyd_ wish parental solici•ude religious and moral prineiplesy fierructs niay be °trained of 'be most respectable Commercial )loess in et , Metropolis. Tennis front 24 to '26 Guititai per Anon% l'arirur Boarders 50 guineas per annum. No tntrance. A cc omplishmeir by tliasters of e..ablished rept.retirm. APRINT, entitled, %LUMPS of PUDDING, being the last Drawing of that distingadied genius the late W.II.IIIINBUItY, Esq. The size of the Print, which is a Series of Five Plates. is 8 feet by 12 inches, corsisting of Thirty-six Characters in a Coun try Dance. To the admirers of the humourous. this latter pro tlection of Air. litmbury's Pencil will be a most desirable Sc. quisir on. Published by John Robinson, (late of Piccadilly) at his Tun bridge-Ware and Perfumery Warehouse, N 0.5, Margureasstreet, Caitendish-square; and sold by Mr. Culnaghi, CoLlopur-erred; and by Mr. bloltene, N. 11. 011 I . t.u.bralge Ware ltepirei! and Varnished. - party. Samples of the Articles to be supplied may be viewed *pas application at time Principal Storeket per's Office in the Timer; and further pattleularp, timed:cc with the Term. and Centlitidne of the C.eattset, Miff be known mike *awn, y's Ofßestiu PA. MA aforesaid, any day between the boars of 10 and 4 odes*, wbens the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed. " Pro. penis for Colours, ate.;" but no proposal can be aditikted after the said 47gb In.tant, at twelve o'clock at noon of theseme &y r ; neither %AI any Tender be noticed tiniest the party Inabi Ito or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. sth. l'hat, being thus assembled for the purpose of contribut in our humble endeavours to alleviate tly• sufferings of the dis tressed Widows, Oiplians. and Relatiws of our lamented Coun trymen lost, wi.h heartfelt sorrow we deeply deplore we cannot forbear avaLing nur•eLvi $ of this opportunity publicly to express our high admit atior,s aid our sincere gratitude for the glorious achievements of our Fleets and Armies in every quarter of the globe. (signed) EDWARD CARTER. 6th. That thanks be given to the Mayor, for his polite atten tions to the Inhabitants, and for his conduct at this Meeting. _ The I'i:slowing Subscriptions were entered ;n.o at the Meet ing ; these subsequently received will be inserted iu a future publication : Edward garter 4: 2 2 George Saute - if 3 3 Captain Oliver, R. N his '1 homas Berry, R.N. 2 2 Majesty's ship Valiant 5 5 Lewis Gordon, R.N. 2 2 1 Captain Dudley Pater. his 'Mr. Gat:win - 2 2 Majesty's ship Cress 5 5 J. A. Minchin • S 2 Wm. Garrrtt - 5 5 W. G. Carr r - 2 2 George Garrett -55 A. ' iodearcit - 92 1 E. 11. Arnaud 4 S 5 W.Goldson - - 2 2 E. Arnaud - - 2 2 Rev. J. G. Busse!! . 2 2 Samuel Spicer - 22 W. 'I tattier - - 2 2 Joseph Smith s 2 2 lents Goodin , . - 22. Lieut.-Colonel fridges 5 5 W. t'. Read - 9 2 J. I - tickle) , - 5 5 lames C. Mottley . 2 2 Captain Patton, R.N. 55 '1 lionias Nlieeley - 2 2 James Deacon - 5 5 George 11. Mo dcy - 2 2 W. Deacon - - 5 5 W. Harris 'in - 2 2 Rev. 1. Deacon • 2 2 S. Champion, Esq. . 2 2 Capt. Aberdunr, hit Ma- Captain GilLird, R. N. 5 0 jesty's ship I%4w°, 5 5 R. Callaway - 2 2 Capt. A. R I`.l'ackenzie. his Stephen Stubbs - I'l Majesty's -hip Zenobia 3 3 Mrs Deacon . 5 5 W. P. Wallis i • 5 5 W. and J. Lang - 5 5 Wir.Grant .• - 2 2 Thomas Paffard - S S R liuibry - 2 2 James Hollingsworth 2.2 1 George Grant - 2 2 1 homas Cross - 2 2 Thomas Burbey - 22 M. Meredith - 2 2 Dr Lind - - 5 5 Rev. Dr. Scott - 2 2 Rev. Professor Inman 2 2 • — By Order of the Board, R.A. CREW, &mew% Si RAMONIUM AND ASTHMA. THE MONTHLY• MAGAZINE. rrHE Supplement to the Thirty - second Volum e is 1 This Day rea . .y for .. livery, containing a variety of Im maturely interesting Pabaageti from new and valuable Publica tions, daring u e last tax months, togelher with enlarged Indexes, &,&a. Sc. N.U. All the Numbers of the Monthly Magazine which were rf rint, having racetnly been reprinted, complete iirts, or my eagle Numbers, may be 'tad of all at! Booksellers. 'This day was published, price Ss. 6d. with a coloured EngraTing of the Plant, COMMUNICATIONS relative to the DA TURA STRAMONIUM, or THORN-APPLE; n a Relief or . Cure of AS EMMA. Addressed to he EDITOR of the MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Macy of them neve; bLfore published. Primed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. 47, Ltuleate.hin; Sher wood, Neely, anti Jones, Paternoster-row ;J. Kelly, Pleet. street ; and J. Clow. Crown.court, Sohn. N. ji. This Pamphlet couta:ns not only full and clear Monte tions for the growth. preparation, and administration of STIS MONII7I4, but also sati.factory testimonials of the efficacy of the GENE/INF. UNADDLTZNATED AND UNSOPHISTICATIDOLItifftm professional Men, and others. OFFICE OF ORD9TI NTS, Amery IS, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS` OF HIS NA: • JES 77", ORDNANCE, do herd: y jive smite, That Proposals will be received at their Ogee, Is on or befire Mondry. the 3d thty of February nett, frogs such persoqa as mat te willing to undertake the supply of SAND BAGS for aerriftrof this Department, for a period of three yearns determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applicalon at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the '1 owes., and further partici'. lars, together with the Terms and Cond.tions of the Contract, may be known at We Secretary's Office, iu Pall-Mail afuresall; any day between the hours of tea and four o'clock. where eh, Proposals must Se delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Pro. puede forted Bags s m intim Propotal rue be odminod after the saki 3d day of February, et twelve o'clock at noon of the emu day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party mak% It or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, LIGHT WATR'. 4 PR,OOF LEAVER HATS. FRA N C IS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, N 0.46, Qaern•strect, Southwark, rt4pectftiliy inform the l'ubl e, dermaratErthre very superior WATER PROOF t TLAN'ER HATS, ( r an entire tievr vrineiple, warranted to reale. the effects' dtsis Lin all It;nds of damp, retaining •- heir shape and beauty arch longer than any other Hats, and entieently combining the sternows of lightness and durability. Sad retail by F. Evr Lawn. No. 50, Cliearide, attd many st y e? mi Hatters in town and country.—None wzr nilkd, tabu th e kiting be etamped - o , Vessels and-Sepusel Eife l*" - Thus day was published, R. H. CREW, Sia OFFICR OF OINNANCIt. J... U, ISIS. 1 1 HE PRINCIPAL. OFFICER; q RAT IJ. JESTrs ORDNANCE, a arrAy eke Nam* ADVANTAGES of prompt Payment verified , mel a'further Reduction in Prices —The In lowing are the Readynem Price= at qt ssoN's, Woollen Drapery and Fashion al* Apparel Warehouse, No. !f33, Fleet -street, near Feuer-lane : Very ben Spanish Wool Superfine - X. a d. Cloth Coats - - 3 6 0 Ditto brithh Wool - - - 2 10 0 Goal Second Clo , h Coats - - 1 16 0 Vny beat Superfine Kerseymcre Breeches .1. 1 4 0 Dins Double-milled - - 1 10 0 Belt Doubit•twilled Cord - . 0 18 0 Ladies' Riding-habits, Gentlemen and Ladies' Great-coats, and 11 other articks, in the above branches, nn similar terms. • 3"ita best workmen are employed, and the fashion, cloth, and mßee• ink cannot be exceeded. It may be necessary to observe, no Garments are kept ready-made. THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED PINE CU NEW FIRE AND LIGHT INSTRUMLN IS, THE very distinguished preference Thomas Gars 1 improvements in the manufacture of Fine Cutlery, &c. have rattse.th from the Nobility, Gentry. and the Public at ,h)rge, knits stimulated him to the tarthtr elertion of his skill therein, Mmut respectfay begs leave to suhndt to their Fatm"ag" Pot variety of tivefuluoreltles, and partictilarly his a.w iirwnti.d 14.1 DING ICNIVES, PEN•24IIIIIING KNiVES, sTßAw litilßY SCISSARS, OR.AFFING, BUDDING, and PRU NING KNIVI.S; his highly-tempered RAZORS and PEN- U WU. SCIiSARS, TA X. .I(NIVE• 4 , ItG EC/ NS' IN tfltilMEN'l'S, ENGRAVERS' 00 1.8, &c. And also bin IN POCKET INSTRU MEN f 8 fur quickly procuring FIRE led LIGH sv!thout the use of I'HOSPHORU: , ! ! All which !elude awl sold at his CILEBRATIO hlawordscroar for real ' 11111 •Inadt FIN?. Cort.car, No. 83, St. Jamto's-s revt, ePPoeilo • Par,Mall, Lordan. Where also may by had, his LONG ceme lzarto iVANRtIN rto SIVORDS, Guns; PI •TOLS, ARMS, and Ateuu ratutty rs ut every deveription, Wholesale and Roll!. N. B. No connection with any tithe's- House in room. MIlli)LE'rON, Pocket-book and Black Lea,' 41 • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Odginal Manufactory, No. too, Strand, opposite Newcastle :Mt:, hegi leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE SLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence bes been 17 more than fifty years universally acknowledged ; and Pencils ( GI drawing In colours, of a. lase invention. To dist•nguish bis Penes froth Counterfeits„the mark which was formerly only itddleton, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction, NO. t 62, Strand, London, itampeiren each pencil. An totemic° luattnit it of Pocket-books and 'thread-cases, elegantly mnunted R gold, si ver, and plain. The Polite and Royal Repositories, &-. and all the different snits of Almanacks. A complete tuortmeat of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentle 'l'i Pocket Commoles, containing every article for shaving °lad dreuing ; portable Writiug and Dressing-desks and Roses, lii rl alany, satinwood, leather, Ste. Writing Paper, eotra fine 14,14 1 , pens. fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of '2 ti° flarti 'por able and Counting-house Letti T.-copying Ma tsh... here machines, by which writing may be expeditiously ord clearly copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the ntivast Pticetion, and comprised in a mahogany case:which forms a torplete desk; some so small as to be of the greatest convenience to thole *eh° travel; others cif a size and form to answer the par lies of a compete Sccretalre. A large assortment of razors, owl all kinds oI cutlery. FOK COUGHS, HOARSENESS, be. THE great demand tor Mr. GREENOUGH'S 4. LOZENGES of 'FOLU, after fifty years' trial, proves their l ' 3l*ri°ll l as the moil pleasant and effectual remedy for all coughs, •"susencists, sore throats, and deflexions nn the longs, healing the tottess and soreness of the breast, and i.ffot dii•g relief in short rt's ut le ea*, anbriatic and c.msnruptive complaints. The ge table only laavelt. Hayward printed on the stamp, all ethers are c " lte lftitt—They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (sue tyT. Creentsugh. the inverter) ; and sold, by his appoint hy Newbury and Sons, St. Paul's t'l.urchlard ; Dicey an] Bow Church-yard ; • Bayley and Blew, CockTur-sireer ; " 1 1. Royal Exchange ; Ward, 344, Holborn • Clarke, 269. 80- - ; 1310 ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-st r eet ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet Mar'- bake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vade, Cornbill; and Venders of Ga tti:at Medicines—hice la. lid. eat. s bog. • ONLY 8,000 TICKETS. NEW SMALL STATE LOTTERY, to be all Drunk se early as TUESDAY, IUL of FEBRUARY. SCHEME. _ 2 Prises of ‘llO,OOO ... are ... £40,000 2 4 6 And 1,5158 Prizes of Clou, &c. Etc. Ste. T. BISH, (Contractor). sincerely thanks she Public for their distinguished favours at his truly fortunate Offices, N 0.4, Com t 4 MILL, and No. 9, Cumunti•Caoss. He invites their attention to the Scheme of the present very Small Lottery, and begs to state, that alum!" it cumists of only Two Thirds the Number of 'ciao' contained in the last lottery, yet there are an equal number of Capital Prizes of serto,o3o in It -. • t his gives to Advent timers a much preater chance to obtain a Twenty Thousand Pound Pr•re, than In any Lottery hithirto known. Front the vet y :lin ted number of Ticket s to meet the demand, au imme diate purchase at the above Offices Is respectfully advised, where In the Lot cry jou finished, and in the 'lwo last, T. BiSH Sold and Shared the following Capitals: 5,47 Class A - ,C 121,000 1.8.33 &ass B - .C. 2,000 1,G93 - A.- 16,t00 1 4.02.5 .. C - 1,000 3,343 - C - 15,000 1,1125 - A - 1,1)00 5,:.:63 - A - 5.000 1,21.5 . B - 1,1)00 71 - A - 3,000 2,717 - A - 10100 1,353 - A - _2.000 2,717 - B - 1,000 I • &c. ace. be. TO MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC GENTLEMEN. On Sunday the *I of February next sola be pubiabed, . 1 % . NEW WEEKLY MEDICAL JOURNAL (which wilt be forwarded Into the Country on the blank post.day), called, THE MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT; containing the earliest Informatioo upon Medical Subjects : New Putilications, English and Foreign ; the London Gazette, Price Current of Diu" &e. Ste.; forming a Compendfam of every tline, interesting to the Profession. Advertistinrnts, COMMUId• eatiors, and Order., are requested to hr cent (post-paid) to the Medical Correspondent. and Mentor Office, 18, Ivy-lane, Pa ternosser-row ; or to Mr. J. White, Warwick-square, Newgaze- London.—Jaruary s, 181'2. UNIVERSAL MAG AZI NE. On Friday. January 31st, will be published, price 2s. THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, for Jantinryi 1812; being the First Number of Volume XVII, New Stales. By a recent change in the arrangement of this Jong-established Miscellany, its plats now embraces the greatest extent and va riety of permanently useful knowledge and amusement. of gene- • rat and local information, of scientific and literary discussion, and of elegant and agreeable reading, of any periodical work ex tant. I , s pages, by thus becoming the deposit of every specks o: intellectual exertion, will acquire an imperishable vaiue : a value which can be derived from no other plan than that which will henceforth characterise The Universal Magazine, ai:d to the excellence of which the public attention is eat: vent? invited. Ninety-seven Numbers of The universal Magasiue are now before the public, front January 1804, to December r everyon taining. besides a great variety of valuable atdeles on sub ject of Human Knowledge, a complete Ft/ gis:er of Domestic Events sod Public t he during the whole of the present War; ancompanied with the Iliography and Portraits of won o f t h e Public Characters of the present day. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, PaterftoS. invrow,; sad sold by ail Booksdkcs in the United Kingdoms. AN EXTENDED SKETCH of the more imprr. cant CHEMICAL FACTS recently dim:arena. l'tkate Memoranda are brought down to the beginning of January, 1812, and form a Supplement to the last Edition of PAKKINSON's CHEMICAL POCKET-BOOK. The price of the Pocket-book with the Supplement, 9s. . " The numerous particulars of modern chem'stry are here coldected and condensed with a degree of neatness and perspicuity which will render this book equally useful as a manual of science to the philosopher and the student."—Philos. Journal. Printed for Sh,rwond, Neely, and Jones, Patrrnoster-row ; Calow, Crown court, Soho; and Cox, Sr. Thomas's-street, Bo rough. Of whom may he bad, Parkinson's Medical Admonitions to Families. New Edition, 10s. Sd. boards. That Proposals win be received at their °ince in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 3d of February nest, from such Orson, as may he willing to undertake the supply of BEDDING for service of this Department, fur a period of three Years, deter minable at the expiration of one rear, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the printipil &orekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions et the Contract, may be known at the Secretar,'s 01lice, in Pali-Mad aforesaid, any day between the hour, of Ten and Four where the Proposal, must be delivered, sealed Up, and endorsed "Proposals for Bedding;' but no Proposal can be adttrtied after the said ed day of February, at Twelve e'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed makes the ?arty making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. R. CREW. Sindiev. street, DR. PARKINS'S YOUNG MAN'S 131ST COMPANION. This day was published, neatly printed in Duodecimo and cut belllslied with a fine Engraving, Number 1, to be continued Weekly, and completed in 14 Numbers, price Eight-pence each, of I R. PA RKINS's YOUNG MAN's BEST C OM PANION, cr SELF-1 hls laucron, containing Reading, Writing, and At Unmet lc, in anyasiev way than any yet published. instruct•ons to qualify any person for business witlsout the help of a Master; Merchant's Acroants, BJoh -keeping, Method of Measuring Carpenters, Afters, Bricklayers, Plasterers, Plum bers, Masons, Gaziers. and Painters Work, and fist mods of undertaking and executing the same. A 1.., Gauging, Dialing, Dying, Colouring, and Making Colourt. l o relsi‘k is added a Treatise on twhort-Han.l, aui an Essay on the Inspornmee of KnowlAge; alms a familiar View of Theology, Works of Nature, Logic, Egolu-nee, Mechanics, F.lectricity,Galvam.in, Geography, Astronimiy, History, Chronology, tk.c. fec. London; Published by ltomas •I•e=, No. 111, Cheapside, and may be procured of ad Booksellers aid Newsmen. WHEN Men of Education and professional skill use perseveeng endeavours to discover theanou safe soil certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the seams. ful result of their experience is (behest roofed Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, ham been y to mats the cure of the following the object of thole resdeelar study, via. a certain Disorder, frecuendy contracted le 'a entiment of intoxl• cation, and Its concomitants, strictures end abets. W an improved plan, are speedily and effectually eared ; as aim else wfiedter arising from bacchanalian indult/mare lenitive& dente In *am climates, or a secret son tary vice, too often en• happily permed by the youth of both gems, In the one causing sterility or barrenness, and In the other a munerees train of nee.' eons diseases, which, if not timely remedied, teminete in him potence and Consumption. lu that dismissing vete of deb. 1111,01; deaciency, whether the consequence of seen baneful hetet*, tie arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the sonars. union become rarebit:it, as regularly educated Souneoes of Len. doe, they offer a firm, We, and speedy restoration to mead and vigorous brutish. The result of a long and extensive pracike has enabled them, by a supettor method, to remove venereal complaints, however Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pedant VS the least restraint In diet or exercise ; and in recent Cams where an early application le made on discovery of the infective, DR. GREGORY'S CY C LOPCE DIA. they frequently perform n CUM la the short space eI twp days - The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (wfitels This day was published, in quarto, newly printed on a new type bus twee b ettr A tu b w a to hill In one smelt instance In and hue paper , embellished with, the tree of yarn , d o d o . which ..„ 041 - '„„„,,,.. a by &Port. r; 2. Fourteen subjects of Natural History, by Heath, , of both specs bun be ,: cured _ e rT u ' e as - e 7 ,1 i ev "*"••"" ..... . beautifully colnurud after Nature; and, S. 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