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TilPrnprietor respectfully informs the , Public, ers win be a GR AND BALI., To-morrow, the sth inst. it the coupe of the evening will be sung several favourite Songs, by Mr. R. 1. Jones and Mr. Ingle. The Ball Room will be weedidly illuminated and decorated In a superior style;—Master if the Ceremonies, Mr. Morgue, of the King's Theatre. Doors open at Seven, and the Ball to commence at Eight.— Admission Ss. 6d. PATRIOTIC FUND. I.tovo's, April 30, 1812. rHE noble achievement of the reduction of BA • • 1 DA/02, one of the great* exertions of military vigor; usage andresolution, that the proudest stings of warfare can , exhibit, and which, with many other galfant and troccessibl ' , Mous, has raised the Military fame of Great 'Britain to the tare. high standard of glory that adorns the colemns of her Bawl Heroes, calls again for the benevolent and patriotic Con tributions of the Public, to alleviate the distresses of the Wi daws, to assist the Orphans, and to relieve and console, in some &pee, the, -brave Men of the Army of EARL Ws turtaroto, Inborn severe wounds have disabled for future iervice. 1 be Committee of the VATIIOTIC FUND' on this signal occa sion, request a Meeting of the Merchants, Bankers, and others of ibis Metropolis, and of all the Subscribers, at htewhant Iraman's Office, over the Royal •Exchange, en Tuesday next, sth instant, at One o'Clock precisely, to twelve she 'Report if the Committee, on the distribution and present state of this Toad; and to consider of new appeal to the generosity of their Countrymen at 1 rge, for additional general Subscriptions through out the 'United Kingdom, to enable the Institution to continue its accustomed relief to these most destrving objects of sym. lathy and beneficence. By Order of the Committee, J. P.M' ELSFOR D, Seeretary. LECTURE TO THE JEWS. THE•Fifth SERMON of the seeotid Series *4ll be preached on Thursday Evening next, May 7. at Ely Chapel, Ely• Place, Holborn, by the Rev. Mr. GAUNTLET, of Olney, Ducks.—Subject, " Proofs of the Reaurrection of Jesus." Service will begin at half-past six o'clock. Further particulars of the Lecture, and of the Mum, and Publi. cations of the London Society, may be-had of the Secretary, laseph Fix, Esq. Lombard -street; at the Jew's Chapel; or at No. as, Pall-Mail. MOM Y. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c..are respectfally inhumed, that they may be supplied with Mouey to soy mom, on termi equal to mortgage, secured nn FryeUeld, Copy be'd,Leasthold Land, or Houses, Money in the funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Chrgyhten's Livitap, or any sic. property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen win find every lalseral•accom nodation, without delay. Application from twelve to two. or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Cu. No. 49, Sixth-street, Berkely-square. • MONIED PERSONS will find at these Offices IT.L for SALE, several Annuities, Reversions, cheap EArates, sad inaumenffik other Securities, bywhich Gentlemen er Ladies may make 13 per Cent. and in some caws 20, without sinking ' their Capital.—The purchaser's name may be concealed If re qaired. Apply to Drummond and Cs. f 3, Russell Mews, How hodetieet,'London. Most of the beet Annuities purchased at other Offices, have originated from this Office, but there having leen complaints made of the exorbitant charges by intermediate pins, they are resolved to sell to none but principals. CAPITAL BARREL ORGAN, large enough for any Church, Chapel, or Room. It is upwards of feet ith a fine gilt Gothic front ; has three Barrels, with all the Palm Tunes now in use. It will be the saving of an Organist, a any one may play upon it, and an hundred singtrs may sing to it with effect ; worth 140 Guineas, will be Sold for 85 Guineas only. To be seen at No. 5, Leicester•place,Leicester-square, from *ten to four o'cloek.--N.B. ' rwo more Barrels, with Dances, fosgs, - or Marches, may be added, for 5 GuMeas each. FOR PUELIC INSPECTION. VAIN PATENT COOKING APPARATUS •••• • DAILY MISR, from Eleven to Four. At hb FURNISHINGWAREHOUS E. 188, FLEET-STREET. The peculiar qualities the above Apparatus embrace every treful improvenient, and it Is so systematically arranged, 1119 to t•e rendered suitable from a small to the most extensive Esfabflat ulent, possessing every eonveniense for cooking, viz. Roasting, &Avg, Stewing, taking, &c. Ice. the whole of wl•lch Is per formed by one email tire , and warranted to save two-thirds of Fuel. The vessels are used without the least soil, by which means they are rendered far more durahle than those used over common Ranges. k is also a certain Cure for a Sunsalty Chimney. A NEW AND IMPROVED PLAN - 0V ACQUIRING IM PROVEMENT IN wRnING, (by 1. CARSTAIRS.) BEING the readiest method of attaining to write well, and the soonest learnt teat has ever been made known fo the Public; 11 which any person may be taught in Six Les. *snooty, a most hem: ilia business hand. In some instances this acquirement Fas been obtained in three Lessons. Lathes. and Gentlemen, at a distance from London, who may wish to avail thainelves of 1. Carstaires plan of Instructions r:ay have the lessoni conveyed to them by Letter to any part •of F.nglaod, Scotland, or Ireland, kc. with Diryetions bow to perk:Meade Lesson. AU Letters must be peni-imid- Specimens of improvement may be seen, and respectable refer. owes given, on application to LCarstairs, at No. IS, - Ng wcastf!. street, Strand, London. WINE AND SPIRIT STOR E , 19, LA MS'S COMM,' git T. THE PROPRIETORS having miade several par chases of WINES BRANDY, and RUMS, e (fer Ready Mar) will dispose of ;hem considerably under the s prict.s those artit.es are usually sold to the public. As ro judgment of the quality ran be formed without a trial, they will send samples of two Gallons of Spirits mid one Dozen of Wine to any part of England; on receivi ng an or d er f or payment i n L ondon. Though vended at such reduced prices, the Proprieors warrant every enkie to he of a most superior quality. Captains, Ward, and Gun-room Officers, supplied on the same low terms, duty tree. Good Port, per pipe, front Alli Claret, 106 e. to 4120. *. . Champaigne. 126 e. Old ditto, £1 25 to £l9O. Spi r i ts —p e r 'try fine old ditto, w accented Fine British Geneva, .1 es. to have been Imported five Very 'strong old do. ISt. Wars, tt 95. Rum; 14s. ed. P t . " & WU* weed, perdozen, Old do. 17s. 44, Old JAUWIIea, dn. las. 014 do•do. 545. fine Brandy, 325. ve:y old do, warranted to have The beet'Cogniac do. Va. folr years in bottle, 5118. Fine oki Ifolbutds, s ee. aleSherry,4lW. Rich Shrub. ltie. CI do. s 's. W ittt in 1 3 Ints. - Lacelient Vidonta, 9. 1 5. Old Pale She: ry, Zola Old East India Madeira, 114 s. Superior old Port, from the Foie rich and dry Lisbon, 481. wood, Pee. ( *den itrost, addrssled to Mr. Altr e d, Clarkin the atm- InY, wititedrly attended to, and delererrd free WAX , . imp „ , -I =ele o rs t innkeepers, and Victualler!ellikteed ba 6ma at any times la LAVA; TRANSPORT OFFICE, Ape! 27, 1812. T HE COMMISMIV.E'RS for CONDUCTING XIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERPIC E, for Caro of SICK and wou Nnr D SEAMEN, and for the Care and Custody of PRISONERSV WAR, do hereby give NoiLse, That they will be ready at this Mice, on Thesiky, the 26th of May, 1812, to receive sealed ? fenders, and treat with such Persons u may bewail urcoutrau foe VICTUALLING PRI SONERS of WAR in Sickness at MILL PRISON, and on board Le Caton Hospital Ship at PLYM'OUrH, for six monthater tain, front the Ist of July, 1812. No Trader will be e a. wee 4411 on Me day e treaty, ew any noticed unless the tarts, Or as gent for hoes, persenally attend. - - - Each Tender sera k accompanied vy a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to tante bowel vrith the Perron tenderly, In the sum e Xsoo, f er the dose perferwnsme of she Contract. Farther parties:ars sway be bn,wn, by app.sing at this 0 IP, or to Captain Pdlosoe, Mill Prison, Firma.. • EXCHEQUER BILL. OFFICE, May 2, 1912. All Exchequer 81115 dated In tho Mouths of March and April, 1811, TO BE PAID OFF, LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. • JESTr's TREASURY', having given Directions/or paying of the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer .Eille,with the Interest due thereon, at the Entheysterßill Office, is the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace rard, Westminster, on nudity, the 96th day o f may, .18t2,attendance will he given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) ' until and ini.ladhe: Thu• sty, the 2115 day of May, from Ten data in t'se Mos sang till One in the .Afiernoon, for #.B pompom of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the hewn el the said Bills are .Imired to place each description of Bills in separate Lists, which are is be obtained at this OSice, containing the Nut Rbers in nasserkal order, amordlag to their respective later, with the principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, bast excluding the days on .nehich they are respedivdy dated, to the sail Vith day of May, inclusive, when the late rest will teas; and the laid Bearers (being Hoar: or not) are indispensa ly required to indorse each Rill with their rural sigma:arm , land to write tkeir Names and Residents al the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to' sr.'s, the Exchequer Bill i • Ofa for payment, and to receive the new Bills, mid give the Receipts ifor the same. If any of the holder of the aforesaid Bilk should be desirous f rec.:Wiz Payment of the Principal aad interest, previoas to the said 26th day of May, they may be accommsdsted, en computing the Interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving Me said Bills for examination one day prior therdo. Such Persons as may be desirous of Anvils: new Exekequer Bills in wlsok or in part Payment if Principal, upon mashing new , ;Bills, mi f f neentioning the amount at the intiom of their Lists, delivered on or before ThstrAday. - the 21st V./Vas, may be accommodated with new Bills tarryintan Interest of Three-pence iloyeentry by the day, on every Oae !funded Posinds,erhids sail New Bulls will bear date the said Maid" of Mey,astel will k ddivered t In:ether wit t ir At Lamest dog in roved of tha Bills zo delis. ol to kmochangul,on Weetsseday,Me 117 th 9rAirnwb and tits follawiug Dar. , 1 N. 11. All Esdiectir BiU', dated prior to Mardi, USU. bare been sdvertliMilibbelaid or, and UN latetest Serena bes : V.) . • . .0 This Jay was published, In 9 Vols. crown Oro. price Al. 4a bds. the Fourth Edition of E F-CONTROL.- A NOVEL. L. , " We ascribe great merit to this novel; some of Laura's maxims deserve to become universal aphorisms, and the exam ples of her self-denial are told in a plain unaffected way." Monthly Review, Aug tot, !Ell. Printed for Lorgman, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and Brown, Pater noster-row„London ; and Manners and Miller, blitahurgh. sEiscr WORK ENGRAVINGS. TN the SERIES of TWELVE 'LARGE EN GRAVING' to be examined by th. principal Mira of the present per 3 / 4 4. af.er seleeted*Pientres of the Great Masted, with a-view of illuorating the various schools of Paimire; Use c.f.- braced Picture of the DEAD Ct., R I load MAkIES, br ANN:. BAt CARALCI, former!, to the Orleans Collection, lias p beeS Seal 'Tag a• an example of the Bolognese School. Mr. SHARP is therefore now engraving this sobjict tip,n a scale of 40, by :tit Inches, and the Dr..wing wi;l continue on view for a 'bort time hewer, at Sfit, Sack vine -street, to .e.ber with other foe Drawings, front which the Work itself will be executed. • ludereadent of the Wort of large Engravings, It is intended abet to publish 4 smaller Work of rirTaati avoltaviaos, upon the scale of Vandykes Book of Meads, illustrative of th; Has Purtrtlw, and Ideal Heads of Raffselle, Titian, Glorgione, guez, Rubens, Vend) he, Rembrandt, Guido, and Domenichimw The principal Artists to be employed in these Works are, Morgben, of Florence; Sharp, and Heath, of London ;• Benne of Germany; Milk,, of Swiped; and oth e rs, who ma be considered as the principal Engravers of the present pa as well in this country as abroad; and bait works well be oOdn' the direction of William Buchar.ao, .:1 - kw.Terioe of Subscription to th e l a k e Woe ere, Three • Gfdtiess.for eseb Engraving; to be paid an delivery. The Terme of Subscription to the NVntit of Poseraits, will be Two Guineas for each Number, containing Three Engravings. '[he Impress stein of the Plates will be delivered to Subscribers aria/dew re the ptiority of their eubrerlptions, and Gentlemen, nut resident in London, wishing to beentne Subscribers to this Work, will he is geed as to send their panicular address, and also mention, if thew -wish their Copies delivered to any person in Loudon, or fore' warded to them elsewhere.—No Subscriptions con be received - for single Engravings, as the complete acres tuf 1%10.re Large Engraving., ami that &the Fifteen Pertraits, cannot be broken without an evider.t Injustice to the se.eval Subscribers. Mr. Yates, at the Gallen f, 99 , Sacliviistrers, to wham the Exhibition of the Drawings is entrusted, willr..(e:ve subset %b. Is nun% to both, or either of these Works; and turaish a Pro scectus oldie tame. • 'I LT ED! 1 EALTH AND COMFORT PROMOT . 4.. a. BY THOMAS GILL'. NEW-INVENTEO P.% I'EN MASIICATORS; or *l'able Knives with Two, floe", Pn-tr or 'store Blades, by Lich Is many Cuts or Divi.tous of the Food eau be made at once; an advantage, which to those whu are ono fortunate! • &prised of their teeth, It is needicsa to dwell upon. Also by hi: sosperdr SURGEONS, OCCULISTS, and Van rirrs IN• ITRUMINTS and highly-tempered RAZORS, .Ptii •IC Witte, &c. width bear the sad expidse &ate:fed El . ret: by . lila new hive's. dims fur readily FIRI! . and LIUHT, those desirable requisites of Life, without the aid of that toed titmgerold digh & itt. ik,Puosrno&vs!!! and by various other Improvement on As tides of real u ility, which are Made and l'o'd at 1 HOMaLS GILL', «khaki Itfasiifidery for /wpreveJ C're tsar, No. es, St. faint:a-street, opposite to Pall-Ma:l. London. Where also may be had, his GRA v vas Ind X ram Nti •?‘ are Las fur Artists; Lis Lalrg-cdtirat 1,1 WmtiAsvrt• 5W01641; Gun!, PibtOle and .ftrnia and necoutremert- of every deserip:ion Whol;salo,-.BAUni, and for Elliot cation. • TO THE AFFLICr ED *ref VOI7i DISORbER.I. THE CORNAL BALM OF QUITO. ANOTHER Prcof the eific;tcy.of this most ex celleat Medirine,.which Is an infallible cure for all Nervous Disorders. . to Mr. WITUEIIII. Chemist, .Strand, Lerelm. Sir—Aly wife wag afflicted with a veva.: palms felter, tended with z violent beating of the heert,le woe's t t f "irks, mai dreaCul sick head-ach, which reduced her so nosh that alt. be. came unable =Asir walk for several weeks, an d woeM frc• omen's , faint faint notiaiu In ilia ewe for a cum derable time; together with a swelling in the neck i during which time I had the advice Ind attendance of severed medical men, wro after trying every means in their power give her over as incurable, and t expected every hour would be her Lut, when I forwo a a e ly saw your Balm of Quito advertis e d in the Giasgow Courier, sod as the last resource, I resolved she should make trial of I', sad therefore bought a snail bottle of Misses. itszt-r and Co. and gava It according to the directions, oil astonishing to relate, be fare she had taken the whole of the battle I perceived a wawl.er ho change for the better, and by her taxing three more bards', two Wall and one half guinea one, she recovered her speech • and wee able to go about as usual ; and I have nu doubt but that a • f..se mere battles will restore her to her former stare of hea:th. You are at liberty to publish this letter for the benefit of others, and ant, sir, your °bilged humble servant, Wasgow, March 301, I Muatioca M`Doas Aloe. P.S. Further particular' may be known by apelicatioa to Messrs. Baxter attd,Co. Glasgow. The Cordial Balm of Quito, a safe and certain remedy for . Nervous, Bilious; (louty, and Rheumatic Disorders, L mama of Spirits, Lois of Appetite, Inward Decays ' Fainting Fits, Fre:si bling or Shaking of the Hands qr Limbs, Constanipsions, Short ness of Breath, and every kind of Debility ur Relarrion in me sons of either sea and of every age, is sold by West to. Successors to W. Withers, Chemist, No. Yep, *rand. floosies ; retail by most Medicine Venders, price is. 4. per boats I AWES and Gentlemen who have 'the crush.- ,MA of a fine head of hair do not know the value of it till they hive the misfortnne to lose It or it turn grey. Several tette bed used the RUiSIA OIL for years, and from the use of that alone,' not a hair fell off or turned grey r but, being persuaded by their Mir-dre;ser to us: other Oils that are advertised,' a. they are cheaper, but in the end found them the dearer, chair halt MI off' or turned grey, have declared, they will we no tidier thin the Rai. sia (Alin future, h betas the beat article for m. l-tening the bar when dressing; as it keeps real or tale hair sof its natural iloqi and curls, and is sogreat a neterisher, if used cort.tatat never abate inten .will fall off or turn grey ; in abort, where there is hair by nature, 'and it has got thin or bald, by'using the Russia Oh regularly you :Way relY outs bring restored. Several Gentlemen who *ere 'bold bare declared, after usiug the Itmesia Oil repdarly for we the, the bald places became covered with hrr. Give it a fair 1‘ tent by using It regularly, as it taunt have the effect if only ap oned at intervals. It promotes eye-brews and whisiters i and will frevent whiskers tinning reddish or Trey. It is the bet! preps-, ration in the world for ppeserving and promoting t)e hair. A Cnu nu ts.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the Bowie Oil sad given it for ale at he Ha'r dresere Shops, fie. they persuade it is the genuine, to ckceive, and have imitated the. • .ffitgle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like almost. p.tions, and as more security, the Proprietor has the leave of the 1 Commissioners of his Majesty's Sfamp Once to have his name, " A. Prince;' printed on the Government stamp. which is on the outside ern; cover of each bottle, the coneterfettiog of which is ' ffillehry. Ladies and Gentleman will be particula r to ü b servi the ofiere 4:311t100, as many who have te e n m i s l e d, or P ersuaded to iputcbase the counterfeit, complained of the injury it had dove their hair. A* for Prince's Russia 00, at 69. per bottle, or one bottle eon- • taking four small, at XL So. or six large bUttles at .e.',, ditty, in. . eluded. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, thford-• Street, (observe it is not a:lmp, it Is a private House, opposite. N 0.7) and by appointment by Mr. Smyth,' Perfulluer to his Ms jetty, New Bond-street; Honda* and Saes. Pent:hairs "to het • Majesty. Tishborne-street, Goiden-witinft; Biller gad Um . Pertnnters to Ow Priam and Princess, and Duke aselVecbitie of . York, 5, C.ockspur.sreet t. Newberry and 'sun, 15, r St. P4111 . 1 ‘ - • Church-yard; Dicey aad:lllttol3, Bow Cherch yard; Barclay Led Son, 95, nettiniuket ; Butler, 4, Cheopside ; Slaw ate Edwaril.,' 66, St. Pears Church-yard ; Berry, Joansou,Gretk,treeta Low, " MO, Strand; Gavle, 52, New Bond-greet ; Rime, 65, Cheap% side; Derteopandson, S 9, Fket-stoect ;"Bacon, I f,u, o:fora-went; After pie.ng the resprctable veal-re whu sell Pt totes Roods Oil, it must be evideet that he le the original Proprietor, all others are cooniertrits, and the sellers impoiton. )..ediet and - Oestirmen residing la the country, Iy irteli,Mog this it p ar, • • ill abetter, " the Proptletir, will send by return of cm 1 es, CppLiias, also Country Shopkeepers, sending tiny 'den to an Wlsolesek Perfumes or Med.cute Vend'', tall . !Leg les s - ' Will reales *en► sUoiltroir—Be wee 4 Oki. ibis arc many canon rfe.ts. • "PINIF. .. . , . • . . • ~ . . .. . . 'l4 1, Y. • ' ' t antes OF ORDNANCE, . _ THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS If HIS MA /min ORDN4IIIOE, i hersliggiw NW,,,, That Proptnals will be received at their Office in Psi-Mall, on or b. fire Friday, the nth of May, %in such persons as may be .unlink to undertake the 'supply of PIG LEAD, for Service of ti.is Department fora period of One Tear. A Specimen of the Lead o's" be vlewed'upon application at the Royal Laboratory at WoolWlek ; and farther Particulars, loge. then with the Terms and Condidons.of the Contract, stsithe known at the Secretary's Office, la . PaY-mall aforesaid, etty_dsy between the hours-of Ton and Four o' lack, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed sp, and endorsed " PropcSals for Pig Lead;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Stb day of May, at twelve &Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender de noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent its his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, &crafty. _ EAST IArDIA HOUSE, May 1, IRI2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of de UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGL..lND,traditc to as EAST INDIES, a hereby give *dice, That a General. Court of the said Company will be held by adjournment at their House, in Leadenhall•Ftreet, on Tingley next, the sth instant, at Eleven &Clock id the Forenoon, to take Into further consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Direc. tors before the General Court this day. WILLIAM RAMSAY', Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 18, Ism THE COURT of DIRECTORS if the UNIIED COMPANY t of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tratlietz to the EAST INDIES ; Ie Array give Notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be beld at their Muse, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 24th June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the pur pose of declaiing a Dividend from Christmas last to Mi4lauluiner next. . That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Tnesdayithe 2d June nett, a t two o'clock, - and opened again osa Tuesday, the 21st July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company'. Stock due on the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on Friday, the 14th July next. WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretary. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may bare every information, and see the Patterns establ shed by the Commander M Chief, at SocostoN and Son's Military Ebtablislunestt, New-street,Covent- Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any Re;;lntent in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from IS to 99 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money, or Agents acceptances only. • 50.'EPHENSON'S PATENT EILTE RING MACHINES are portable, never out of repair, and will purify Water of the foulist source at the unexampled rate of 300 gallons per day, rendering the Water in colour beautifully trans parent. The increasing deniat.d he receives is a coovineing proof of the superiority of his invention over any thing of the kind yet' offered. To be son at work at his Manufactory, No 6, Mortimer v..reet, Cavendish-square; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Coffee house, Cooper's Court, Cornhi9. N. B. Water Closeu and Engine Pumps upon the most bu prlved principles. ELLIOTT most respectfully informs the /iV• Officers of the Navy and Army the inhabitants of the Town and envirot s'of Portsea, Portsmouth, and Gosport, and the puhlie generally, that he hasopened a SODA WATER MA. NUFAC lORY of superior quality, at his house, No. 26, In the Hard, Portsea, where he has in store London Porter, Country Ales, and Ciders, of the vety first qualities, in casks and bottles, the met reast:uahle terms. • %V. E. being determined to sell nothing but what is genuine and of the best quality, hopes thereby to obtain the patronage of the public, which it will always be los ambition to deserve. N. II Duxes and Hampers of the above articles kept ready packed for •he prosrpt supply of shipping, Ste. EMT INDIA 1 RADE. This day were publishrd, price te. HINTS relative to the LE ['TER of the CHAIR. MAN and DEPU ry CHAIRMAN, un the RENEWAL of thy INDIA COMPANY , . CHARTER. _ __ . Printed for Stuck&le, iuntor, '4l, Pall-Map. Where will be published, in a few days, in four rle:ant vols. Bvo. with 80 natta, a few copies culuuted, Chlas,lts Trade, Ma nufactures, Coststue, &c. SIEGE OF TARIFA! This day was pt.blished, Illustrated lth a Map, prke A NECDOTES of BRITISH and SPANISH -I- I lEROISM displayed at TARIFA, during its LATE me morable stace by 14,000 French troops, under Marshal Victor, and its glorious defbnce by detachments of the 47th, and. 95th Regiments.—By an OFFICER of the G.IRRISON. 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