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CONTRACT. FOR CANDLtS. Pr-OFFICS, Jane 19, 181 2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of His MAJASTre NAVY,dis herd,' give Notice, That on Wednesday, the Bth of July next, at one o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons u may be willing to Con tract for Supplying his Majesty's Yard at Plymouth with CAN DLES. This daywas pi/dished, enrreeted to the prestni time, a Second Edith:in, of E ROYAL KALENDAR and COURT and CITY REGISTERI for 1812. Price 43. thi. or 6s. Gd. with an Alminaelt. Printed for Lentenati anti Ca itiviogtotii, March and Sod, Stoetdales, Hatchard, Byfselds, Ate. Ike: . .. ~ , • • • GLOMS INSURANCE CO4I O AWY—ARPI, LW?, AND ANNUITIES. • P EitSONS whose Premiums on Policies tgainse iLots or Damage by Fire become due at Mluiummea-DAi next, ore hereby informed, that Rteetpts fur the renewal Atha' are now ready for delivery at the Company's OlEtee;* No. so. PALL-Matt; and No. 8, Coaktint, and in the hands of their respeetivt Agents in the Country. Insurances due at Midsummer-day mutt be paid within !Menet any theivot JOAN CiIAR LISS DENHAMi re tnodon, lone, t At 2. Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN'f.4 ARDEN. PkESENT EVENING,_JUNE 27, will he performed, VENICE PRESERVED. Puke of Venice, Mr. CRESWELL 11fnEGER'rox; Bedamar, Mr. BARRYMORE ; latter, Mr. C. KEMBLE; ,Pierre, Mr. KEMISLF. Beltidera, MiSs iid o sitelast time of Mra.Siddona'a appearing in that character.) To which will be added, This day wad pdhlisisest, lit pest ave. price 31. boards, n I3SERVATIONS on the Choice of a SCHOOL subrilitterl to die attstitiees of Patatars, with a view to assist them in forming a judvnent on that important subject. By the Rev. C. LLOYD. L.L. D. Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees, Orme and Brown, Petits , nosier - row; and Johnson and CA. ?it. Paul% Church-yard. A Sample of the Coolies, with a Form of the Tender, sietty At seen at this 05-e. No Tender veil! hr resided after one tistotki *a the day of treaty, nor any noticed, wakes the party, or as aged fir hiss attend,. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. 0 0 Monday, Macbeth: Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sidtlons, being • t i al i tt oro. of Mrs. Siddons's appearing on the Stage. A Net Comedy, called A Touch at the Times, will be pro &Al ee the 6th of July. Every Tender Mali be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy Board, and rimed by two responsible Pcrievre, engaging to become 6intnd with the Person tendering, in the lure of E3OO for the dae performed:lce of the Contract. PARTNERSHIP, . W ANTED, , in a profitable Mercantile Concern, in the hand part of the Kingdom, a Partrer, who can king in tio,ot l o, arid Who May be eithe r deemed a Sleeping Parma, or may take an active part at his option. The whole Capital employed is about .C40,0X)0. Apply, vying real name sad aWite+s, tiiMr. E. D. Jones, 13, Fitch-line, WHOLESALE COUNTRY TRADE. TO be DISPOSED OF, in consequence of. the Death of the Proprietor, a very desirable and improving fasten of a WAREHOUSEMAN, nearly connected with the !hosiery Trade. An active person who can command from £lOOO tollso o will find this a most eligible Concern. Applications or Inters (rat paid) addressed to A. B. at 67, Newgate-street, Landon. will be duly answered. • VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, btbe month of August nett (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be gives), QEVERAL Capital ESTATES, in the Parishes. Li of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, Llangan, Colwinstone, Penartb, Cagan, Llandough, Lavernock, St. Andrews, Mirthir Dovan, liunrissent, and LianiLdf ; also several Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about 3566 Acres ; together with the Manors of West Llantwitt, Corntown, and Penarth.— Puticulars will soon be published.—A;ply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, an 4 Atwood, Salisbury. r • Klieg MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Jr the Auction Mart, London, on Thursday, the 6th day of August next, (unless disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given), rpir. MANORS of PENCOYD and St. lIRIDE, 1,, with 1:2(70 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture , and od Land, sltuarein the adjoining parishes of Lanmartin, Wil. eilik, and St. Bride, and well ennui. erect and equidistant a miles *se the ports of Newport anal Chepstow. This Estate has se veral thousands of fine young Oak growing upon it, and the Cas *alai+ stands in the centre commands a delightful view of the leiedeltannel, and the Intermediate country ; and has recently, alkali the Farming Buildings attached to it, been put into ex nine condition of repairs—"seBo, ooo of the purchase-money may mei ern the Estate. Also, a FrechoM Estate, comprising an excellent Farm house Ili convenient Out-hotpot, in thorough repair, and 210'acres of de richest Meadow Land, within a ring fence, situated in the prish of Whitsun, the best of the level of Caldicott, in the county illisontouth ; .atidis distant from Newport 5 miles, from Caer leo I, and from Chepstow 10, with which place it communi on by good resets. As a grazing er dairy Farm this Estate is plops Oct to he equalled in the county of blonmouth. Arkelm• re/Oculars apply to Mr. Dawe;, of Angel,enurt, Throgresnon-stmt, I.ondon, who W ill .Lew phi r s of the Estates, arts Mr. Hate, blaendy-hotple, near Newport, Monmouthshire, *twill shear the &tires and receive tinders. H. ror -abk Fria 490 -- - .0 W. ✓ g r 4 NA - . . . EtvER inr.T..s. iritio wmia, .fdr even-etre - night, suffer the pain, " anxiety, and miserable feeling, arising from accumulated lib, velum by one or two dines of an inestanable Medicine, the legagraferer can have big gloom converted into cheaxfulness, ' , slugger into sprightly activity; and above all, the hours di:- dirndl° rest rendered tranquil and refreshing ?—Such is the thanner of the lIEPAXIC, or LAVER PILLS. The benefits win from their use are numerous, the appetite invigorated, 411.1104 promoted, wind expelled; they g ye a cleating to the ilia aul sight, head-ach, giddiness, and swelling in the lower ex tremities, newt fsil to be removed. In all female obstructions they lave been found highly efficacious, and above all other Me edia—Trivellers, by sea or land, should never be without Ink 'libel , . are a sovereign remedy for colds ; and those con 1114lassdentary employments may always command good Wait their pgular use. 114440 T appointment Ippointment only, ut the new Medicine Warehouse, ei of St. Peal's Church yard, directly facing V e Ca and next dooc to the Medical Electric institution, at e .2s. lid. a box. , --- ii• 11SARLS 801. D, C1.11. 1 / 1 11 7 .D, AND StRUNG. rlt'Advertiter being the real Manufacturer, is determinettto sell every article of the first fashion and Ittelimaathip at t h e foliowing reduced: prices, viz. beix l Necidectistutypatterofrom.4s 15 G remaking I,EO 12 0 ktior per pair 1 . 5 0 0 10 6 lavitua - - 10 la 0 - 210 0 *RI - . 4 4.0 A _ 1 5 0 %Wets per pair - 510 0, 111""11 " 010 6 ' looks • . 1 116 .0 140 °!1 , -- - - 1 0 1 1 0 ,' 0 7 6 0 4 6 h ritess rainy Ladies enti•Ottatleatea (*wive e believe, milt thedw e Price* ' ;bat every ornament* node from a cow It *hat if essausso*,cam 'retest Pearls, they are • Wettned, that every wide is conspcteed of Oriente; tae Fisheries of Ceylon and' Persia, which, being la w .4ed by the nal workman, saw Gaited teibe &bile _ .elliatleir usual charley* gral "" 111 14Ott *in Of Pee*, beir• *SIM IP PlSl Vlce° __, %Int Making of Necklaces, tpre t Brace**, 8 0r41115P. and :ato Xsto to #.16 st a . Jr 101- H. Bar . , ,i9tittge.oeart,Cariertit ' , TO IRONMONGERS, St& . . rain% PATENT VOMESI,te ONENSi 'moo Flora, which unite, its the iskghese degree, cosier.. „. "ail , and economy. It Is a fact well k no wn, that all L;: ooutrived for' the use of families, which ar e at -wa tO titetten-ranges, °Wing to the flues, ocevion a eoselder . fuel as well ae diminution nil heat ;to obviate this peat n ' has been the study. of the Lueentor o f this Patent I r e ftt Which arc without fines. and which, instead t 613 0 . g,lncrease the lielit, without the leas • additional fuel. 4 . a tales this method of inforerting the 'Trade ir. general, that 4:7 hetapplied with them of three different sizes, with or ,_ Ulm ; Ii s tbey heat without a lioe, consequently there ,lOWIEW of Ere happening from them, whkli is 5o frequently ott.a_se with those that have flues. ... k m_STeretrce to %milks of - the first respectability will he given, =she Ovens may be seen in use, and aim at his Monafaco '7, Oseue.coort, Strand,deat Balforeksfooes; end at Mr. Han "l4 ieg eesulliee, Bruton.street, Bondratreet; Mr, Peachey, i 6„....,. , Swallow-street, Oxford-road ; Mr. Hargreves iron' sefs Gstenwith ; Mi. Phfilipi, iromnonger, Knightsbridge; i.V . ist f a cheall and Lowrance, Ironmongers, Dart street, t-• • • -Erown iroomonger, Leotherhead, Surrey. bice. beeloty 'for the Encouragement of Arts has done iilleweat z e the honour 'of voting hint a baodsbeile Premiums fur ... Al di rreme• llgada . to the Tiede leilliiiii_litapeT. On 'Wednesday nev, the First of July, will be published, 'POETICAL VAGARIES. By GEORGE COLMAN THE YOUNGER. Comprising an ODE to WE, a HACKNEYED CRITIC; LOW AMEMON; or, THE LIFE AND DEATH or MR. DAVI; in which is introduced, a RECKONING with TIME; the LADY OF THE. WRECK; or, CASTLE BLARNEYGIG ; inscribed to the Author of the LADY OF THE LAKE ; and TWO P. 11( SONS ; nr, THE TALE OF A SHIRT. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; anti at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. On Wednesday, July 1, 1819, will be published, price as. r).... Embellished with a coloured Caricature of the POLtIICAL. MEDLEY, or TUISICIS AS racy VIVRE IN JUNE, 1819; Number XIX. of . THE SCOURGE ; or, MONTHLY EXPOS'. TOR of IMPOSTURE and FOLLY; containing, in addi tion to a great Variety of other Articles on the Literature, the Politics, and the Manners of the .Age.—The Sacrifice, or Moira'a Expiation; Hints to Princes, or the History of a Moorish Em peror • l'he Whips, No. 6, or Memoirs of a Hunter, after Fame; Proceedings of the Aphrod.sian Society; on Bible Societies; the Diploma Manufactory ; Anecdotes of a Bath Family; an Account of the D a h of Mr. Forster, who was poisoned by the a Quack 1 Medicine ; History of the late Political Negotiations ; Spe chum of Parliammtary Reporting, &c.; 'I heatricals; Epi grams, &c. &c. _,~. This day was published, price 6d. ASUPPLEMENT to CLARKE'S BIBLIOr THECA LEGUM ; containing a complete List of the Commln and Statute Law Books of the United Kingdom, with their dates and prices, published from Michaelmas Term, I 810,1 to Easter Term, 1819 ; by Joust Ct.ttaux, Law Bookseller. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's.-inn. Of svbom may be had in a Pocket Volume, price Os. Clarke's Biblietheca Legiun ; or, Complete Catalogue of the Common and Statute Law Books of the United Kingdom, with ad attount of their dates and prices. lu to Catalogue, upon inspection, wlll be found superior to any similar pt.blication, as, with the Supplement, it c'ntains an ac count of nearly 1000 articles more thin is to be found in any other Law Catalogue now extant. EDUCATION OP THE PEOPLE. This day was published , printed in adobe but distinct type, price 4s. bound, or 13 to the dozen, THE POOR CHILD'S LIBRARY ; being a Collection of Moral, Didactic., Economical, and Religious Pieces, in Prose and Verse; ror.sis:ing partly of Selections from the best and most pious AuKirs, partly of 'reacts published in a dttaclitd form for the same purpose, and Partly of original pieces. By the Rev. S. BARROW, Vicar of Newton, Author of Questions on the New Testament and other Works. This Work is intended as a presint to Children on leaving the various Charity and - ',untlay Schools, or the Schools of Dr. Btu., and Mr.I.AVICAret ,and is intended to render Education effees l rive and practi , ..al in regard to the moral mid religious Habits of Young Per:ens after they have lett any of those Schools. Print 4. fur RICHARD Puit.t.i es, 47, Ludgate-hill, attd to be had Jt all Booksellers. elf whom may be bath the Author's 500 Questions on the New Testament, being the only practical Means e ve ; invented for I TeochlogrAte Igklaballth tagasldatilanliey.to youtosPersons, price I. rhis day was poblished, in One Vol. et°, price £l.la. Boial sm. £l. lls. Gd. boards, (embellished with a fi ne Portrait of Wiclif, engraved by H o pw ood), THE NEW TESTAMENT, translAted from the- Latin in the year 1380, by JOHN WICLIF, To which ite prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and Writings of Dr. Wiclif ; and an Historical Account of the Saxon and English Versions of the Scriptures . , previous to the opening Ot the i .stb century.. I By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY DABER, M.A. • An Asiistaht Llbrariau of the British Museum, and Assistant Preacher at Lincoln's Inn. , t The edigoa which. Lean published havingbeen always highly esteemed, and tatterir very difficult to be procured. Mr. B,aber was induced to prepare the present edition, and bas stamped a new vane tipon the work, by many Important accessions. lie has given Memoirs of toe Life of Wiclif, in which he has disco. vend boils diligence and acctuncy. Subjoined to tbist 31i io Hlsr torical .Account of. the Saxon and Ver t inasoL the, dip tares. The whole Volu t u e, indeed, 'forms a very ;alttable and . raerliorioui publication."—Britlsh Critic, Dec. ittit. Printed for *F. Hamilton, No. 87, Potornosser.t ow ; and R. Ogle, Holborn. --- • SECOND nU ...CY W L GRANIMAIL r - ..Arellt - GlilintAltkrl. • This &p.m , publ , shed, i&looppis4lWk sprep 14514, and sixty Views or Towns ad , •renia4P 4l , P*C ei P,R4 " b o und in i.RITIS GEOGIRAPHY ; *in- a wintrehen- A, sive wank if ski Puna . ' Pen?* of An vibe& SP. 118 it BMW inelnding-tbes Burp sa-I sumo &end the Unt Ts Avi.CD, Low sn 4As PS PONACM Sin all ihti*L fru the ot bacialo,a4grlnek 4P a u ni r.lt cescus Gto.! bon of the AtitisOr's urell4:n....:.;sestoustikee. GiArtfY• Asinine Estsionlitiar; ef(tho Akitish F mentitry W' tons - to - Duties o. Prima all Books( Flee SbAki. MRS. ONES NEW NOVEL. This days was published, in S Vols. I Sault price Li Is. boards, TEMPER; or, Domestic SCXIIO3. —A 'l'4le. By Mrs. ONE. " A Horse not broheabecometh headstrowt, and a Child left to Minuet will be wilful." Printed for Longnum, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown„Pateig nouer-row ; and at the Briti.h Gallery, 54, New Bond-41feet. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Simple Tales, 4 Vols. 'lmo. price Li is. in boards. 2. Father and Daughter, 12nto. 4s. 6d. boards. 3. Adeline Mowbray, 3 vols. 135. 641. Wards. 4. Poen. . Foolscap two. 6s. boards. S. Warrior's Return, ditto, 6s. boards. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. ','his day was published, price 2. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Inwitution, P RACTICAL 013SERVATIGINS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as Stricture., Debility, Ulcerations, Ste. and that weakness and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impa rs the constitu tion, pointing out a salc method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and alws in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, a a safeguard against em pyticism in this practice, so Fatal to the young and unwary. By F. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London ; and Surgeon to the Lock Dispensary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and by the Author, at his private House, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square. DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS.—PART THE SECOND. This day was published, in one large Volume, 4ro. illustrated with numerous Engravings, price £4, 41. in boards, the Second Part of I'RAVELS in various PARTS of EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy in the Univer.ity of Cambridge. Part the Second, containing Greece, Egypt, the Holy Land, &c. 'V' A few Copies on large paper, price Xs. Ss. in boards. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, • I. The First Part, containing Russia, Tartary, and Turkey; the second Edition, with considerable .additions, 111 one large Vo !One, 4to. illustrated with near one hundred engravings, price ' .E.ss. ss. in boards. 'I he additions made to _this new Edition may be bad se parate, price 3s. ricl. sewed. B.'l he Tomb of Alexander; a Dissertation on the Sarcophagus brought front Alexandria, and now in the British Museum, 4to. with Engravings, price 18s. in boards. 3. Greek Marbles, brought from the shores of the Euxine, Archipelago, and Mediterranean, and deposited in the Public Library at Cambridge, octavo, with lingravings, price ss. 64.; or on royal paper, price Bd. 4. A Metbudicol Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom into Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties, price LI. Is, NEW PUBLICATIONS. This day was puldishci, the Fourth Edition, enlarged and corrected, price 2s. Bet. AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS, s ; .ecifying their Properties, Doses to Cbiltiren and Adult s,the proper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for the Cure of which they are employed, and retail Prices; to which are added, a de scription of the different Medicine and Chemical 'net Chests, with an enumeration of their 'Cortents, as adapted to dilfirent climates, and Uses; an account of such Med•cines as are neces-ary to he kept by families in the country ; and a collection of Pre scriptioes of the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons, transla ted into English, with direction and remarks.--By REECE, BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. " This is Avery :onvenient work, and contains in a short com pass a great deal of useful medical information." Critical Rev. Auzinst, 1810. Price ss. in boards.—A Practical Treatise on various Species isf Pulmonary Consumption and Asthma. In which the functions of the lungs, their importance in the animal economy, are fully considered, with a view to establish the treatment of these dis eases on rational and scientific principles, and to free them front that general opprobrium which has hitherto attended all attempts at their cure. Interspersed with Cases selected from the Recorsis of the Anti-phrbisical Dispensary, under the Author's immediate direction, as well as from private practice : to which are added, Observations on the Phenomena and Treatment of Cancer. By RIIIHARD Recce, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Sur geons, &c. The Reeeean Pandect of Medicine, including a notv Nosology and a new System of Physic and Medical Surgery, founded on Anatomy, Physiology, and Animal Chemistry. By Richard Reecei M.D. In (Inc Vol. royal Bvo, price 12e. in boasts. " The Author's theory is ingenious, universal in its applica tion, affords a ready explanation of every function ot the animal economy, both in health and under disease, and is willsupported by facts. Every thing new is apt to excite the jealousy ot profes sional characters, and the present work will no doubt meet with opposition from those who do not cultivate the healing art fa the liberal manner of philosophers and friends to their species. Lt the practical part of the work the Author has .hewn much cor rectness and clearness of elucidation in arranging the principles of treatment in the various diseases As to oar own opinion, we must say, that we inve rather fallen abort than exceeded in the commendation to which we conceive this work entitled."—Antl- Jacobin Review, Jan. 1811. Whatever may be thought of the peculiar theory of Dr. .Reece, the iormulas which are contained in this volume will be faspd useful, and the practical directions sensible and judkious.", ..--Ce_ iticahßeview, Feb. 1811. Price 2s. Bd. A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes anti Treatment of the Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit lustructions for their mansgemeist, so as to render them white and - firm it their socket, ages to preserve them from_ caries, tooth-ache, ata,v By 1. P. liens. Surgeon Dentist. " This Work.cotitains much useful information, and ere hope lk will experience that extensive circulation, to which the 'woe: tanee of the subject entities lt."—Monthly Compendium of Me; dicinedune, 11111 Price 3s. 64.-4111 Exposition on the Presefli State of the Pro fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur geons, Apothecaries, Chemists, Deuggists, and Quacks, in Great Britain. 'I o which is added, an Analysis of the regular sr tra• dim Physic tO. llyifetetstait.lelthisits.Esq. a late Member of the Faculty of. Physic. " This work, not only meritstatp:seviontettention of the Mem bers of the Brithili begisktnee, to *hunt it is addressed, but every parent that regards the health soidrhappinese of •hitntelf and' ff. spring. The • many. instances at *hes:twit culpable negligesee of the Medical Polite,. and ,i • prsettied by repieress mpleita e sad qoacki here detailed, rellgct i disgrace on the cogs and cannot failaterender certain . characters contemptible even to themsetves." Monthly Campeo4imeraf Mad.. fat May, 1840. • beiblished for betw..o4, Well. i;41.1.1rk, YitgirasloPeaw, sad sold by all.l3ohltaa4rt lit tbotlhalad Ain**. . _ • ...:1 .i r.s SCHbOL.M . ASTERS. • • I'HE SOCIETY of SCHOOLMASTERS have authorized Mr. CASE to provide Aits'staatt M esteep De. partment. Those who are inclined io engage may. hear of sitar lions immediately, and Gentlemen in the Prefesalen can alitrays be supplied. Mr. CASE has several Schook td dispose of; mid any Galatea - nen Melitsed in,yesign only always meet with a pas: chaser.—Books of the Society, and further particulars, jaay be known, by applying to R. Cast, 38, Gioncesterwtreetrq squire, any day, after twelve o'cloci. Letters (pet 0 I 7 attended tn. MONEV. r - MOBLEMEN, Centlrthen,"&c. a r e sespeat inft-rmed, that they may he supplied with Money to amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured ottrehold, liold,Lrawhokl Land, or Houses, Money in the ds, Marriage Settlements, Widiws . Jointurvs,.Clergynten's Livings, or airy other properly. `Persons of respectability may be supplied on tbiir personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acconia modations without delay. Application front tgeltte to two. or letters (post-paid) addressed to Mead. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berk aly-sqiiare. THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVRD Plllfl ttitLitlitifEW I FIRE AND LIGHT INSTRUMENTR,Ae. THE very distinguished preference Ihnnus Gill's improvements in the manufacture of Fine cutlery, &c. have met with front the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public at large, having stimulated him to the terther exertion of Iflaskill thereitti he most respectfully begs leave to quint* to tkeir patronage great variety of useful novelties and panicularlifiii lees invest./ KNIVFS, PEN•NIBBINGi KNIVES, STRAW. BERRY SCISSARS, GRAFTING, BUDDING, and PRUA NING KNIVES; his highly-tempeted, RA.7 i MS and PEN.' KNIVES, SCISSARS, TABLE KNIVES SUitGEONS' INS STRUMEN Fs. ENGRAVF.RS"rOOI.S, Sec. And also his new POCKET INSTRUMENTS for quickly procuring FIRE and LIGHT, without the use of PHOSPHORUS!! All which are made and sold at his ex:Armored NIA NOrACTOIT for real Town-made FINK Ctrritav, No. 83, St. lamees-striet, opposite to Pall-Mall, London. Where also may be had, his Limo cr t t•• SR AVID WAItItAKTIID FWORDI GUNS, PICTOLI Mimi, and Accou reruns rs of every detcflption, Wholesale ;sod Retell. N. B. No connection with any other House In Town. MIDDLETON, Pocket•book and flack Lewd N • Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the Original Manufactory, No. ins, Strand, opposite Newcastle. street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINI BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior . excellence has been for more than fifty years universally acknowledged; and Pencils for drawing in colours, of a lire invention. To distinguish !di Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only Middleton, is now ( - bulged to N. Middktor, and the direction, No. lel, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive assortment of Pocket-books and 1 hread-cases, elegantly Mounted in gold, silver, and plain. The Polite and Royal Repositories, Atlas, Etc. and all the different sorts of Almanacks. A complete assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-caws; Genii.. nteu's Pocket Commodes, containing every article for shaving • and dressing; portable Writing apdDresdni z desks and Boses.to ma h oga ny, satin-wood . , !ember, dm. Writing Paper, extra floe cut, large pens, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of stationary; portable and Counting-house Letter-topying Ma. chines, 'lbex machines, by veldt wet itt may be espedidonely and clearly copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the utoto.t perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete desk; manse so small as to be of the greatest convenience to those who travel; others of a size and form to answer the pi.r. poses of a complete Secretaite. A large . aseortment of raters, and all kinds of this cutlery. _ MR. SPILSI URI, Ir..m his success in Scropnu- lous Cases, may be consulted any mottling between tits I hours of Eirven and I hree, at his Dipensary, No. t 5. Soho. i square, London. Patients W.shing to consult him at their own houses, on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and entpdve asas plaints,previons to making use of the Patent An iseorbutic Doers, will have a decided opinion as to the prolteiility of success.... 'Terms of attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. t 5, Soho.square: As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spilsbury's Patent Andscorbuttc Drops, with the King sduty • printed in black Ink, in bottles of ss. rd. double bottles los and larger 2s.d . u Nis. ty 41„ Coni ri po o tin t.ol d iEdsinnerce THE GIANT MALADY ARRESTED. • TO the Afflicted with COLDS, COUGHS, AS lIIMAS, HOOPING-COUGHS CONSUMP I lONS, &c. It most eartteitly recommended MADLEN's VEGETABLE ESSENCE. To do ample justice to• tilts invaluable hiedteine,.. is nut in the power of language: hut the Cures which it Las already performed, and is daily pet-minting, fel) , rpeak its praise. As a . remedy for the disease; just mentioned, it is, In point of Coe, pleasan:ness, innocence, and of 4bsolutety unparaUeet,..- it is so easy, th at a tea.spoon!ul •is a proper dose for a grown person; so pleasant, that, in appearance and taste, it is equal' to wlti•e-witte; so • innocem, that it may ht administered re an in. fant newly born ; so efficacious that thousands, whom it has hed from the gloom of disease to the sunshine of health, are now the livingand grateful witnesses of its worth. Mr. Madden hopes be shall nut be deemed guilty, of entente. tion, in venturing to add, tha, exclusive of* general tale, nig large quantities seat, (runt time to time, to Welly respectid Clergymen, in the viciuity of Town, to be dirtnhnted to their poor Parishioners, as occasion may require, or their owo Ismer volmce or dlscrratin may direct, he has had the inezirendbie gratification of rt Levin& within the last six years, at hisolrli • house only, and free of :Ley expellee, opwarde of 3,000 Pukes.; 1 many of whom were dreadfusly afflicted: and that, he Mu* he I has been, in ',timberless cases,. the humble instrumet,t,"ha the; hands of Previdence, of preventing, or anteing the progress-of,' a disease, which the late great and good . liribarwitt e . ..; . • m allit rii by termed the " Giant Maiady,"—a disease •which, to. the most accurate estilr.ate of thebrst hifonned el .. "' .1.91 ,,„,, molly sweeps Irons british greeted 60,0ti0 of its finew a disease, a; (he past, prescitt, and !Inure stages of which, hat. nullity shudders. In order to prove that the foregaing ebeerratiotit are net flar mere effusions of an interested Prsiprietur; a yuroptl e t, conla i n . ing a more particular secnent of the vittues of ktatliletes l Yegir4 table Essence ; with the recommendatiotts of pearly a hiandleillt ~ uentlemen, Of learning, vaul t and' respecrabidtj, who basic -Mk its wonderful and pleasing effects gm tbrimaves, Of hum IlseeW . eye-witnesses thereof - - - weft aliened tame , - Cures, I. Mr Quurrasquarr o . Mr. Huperlit's, ..."ti 1 01 thiAathiw's wen-anown _ Aram. • liy the•Rei. J. (14H1115141)• Mt'. • Adlierof the Grawnbar arCeoltaiphy. listreactiatri as •it luFl Seeq•titeri 0 04 4 ria RlA9 4ol 4c catu f t tha ritbh Skupite bis t ides this.look, and of cow* no Eli. rltitry Worii, on thb Subject cdculated to godly young Bri- ts -to p e rform in aftcr•life, with minpetent Intstligasi:/, the nice of that OUriai State, to width they afilatlOL_ Prima for ilJenasso Post.s.sea, 4 7, UstlgaStob,s. pM by Booksellers, -01 whom oaFf : also be hati, Bliir's Universal PrstmAtit, aped the " Sao of Seboolikaskir ice 4a. MI. His 600tIaladeismiee aild . at. No his Modltiiii Jwitaido Letars,prica •31.406 • . I ey — t.:;;;;esses -- - tbes;of on ;them nod may srea attested Cunt of r Cures, truly, asfoni.lting and almost Increeiblee ; , Mat be bad, ;raft, at ' Mr: Madden's, N 0.14, Glooteateisotteet 4 I I Quuers!cirari, illtiornstsury; Mr: rant eri r.. 10; estsiea.esmet t w on:ifupttowliTetsietreccerit:sveSovrw:Slss:Harftfidsifs;miti!wM:o4,stsalihi;.l:erfiWiscltis:otern-cimeivool/47.:; 1 IMOrasts; 85, .Pklet.iti , -rt; Msirro. llestleion onitOtA i beribm. y ( Royal Eltebinsillillto, Cortibilt; Mi. , isi. it r a te t. W Hi it l64 lsoist trect. ;• Pstrk igrus torc i ati bi :s w ; 9 61 9, • e mums. ' i S o to flottiqs, 'tat gasist et. datt .•J. . .. r, Mr. , tibles tbildie l libe7; . . rim . . . TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jame 26, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SER VICE,for taking Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and flr the Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR,* hereby give Notice, 'That they will be rea.ly at this Office, an Tuesday, the 7th of July, 181., to receive sealed Tenders, and treat wish such Per sons as may be wining to contract for supplying, for twelve months certain,,COALS, BROOMS, and STRAW, at Stapleton; LEAD, at Dartmoor; and LEATHER, for General Service. No Tinder will be received after one o'cloei on the day of treaty, nor any noticed links, the party, or an agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender nowt be enewnpanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tenderiag,in ike isms of .CSOO, for the due ftetformonce of the Contract. Farther parricalart may be known, b y app(qing at this Office