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. 'r Nvidasg 7919• the new • .„, ian iosthi rielkorslVlratroftojc., coedlYcli i r C hlatrical Aß an ' WoLVINA, asslated by the whole strength of th Est m um s sod the famous Horses. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE ( WESTMINSTER- BR I D GE LEt.) sec L y e patronage Of their Royal Highness") OM P r i nce Regent and Duke of York. , THIS PRESENT EVENING; di d' LY 23, To wow, July 24, and Saturday, lily 250 it Half-past Six t h e laughable Harkquinade, called jr .AMBOLS RE rIVEII' 2, A popular Song, called " The 'ostman." S. A • riga E quest rian Skill by the whole Troop. 4. A Song, called Ths forester's Daughter." S. Extraordint rp. ra sed " Bang up in the City." 7. p ly Theatrical " ' — ' iuse d grand Ballet Pantomime, e allot OSCAR an d 14. 64 tr )2ALVINA ; the caparisons of the Morsel. , Dresses, Scenery, • Decorations, and other stage t iTurtenances all ril ls* our. O. Flying Horsemanship. 9. . A new Beng, called • wit c a stlusions." To which will be added, the last new a l ateninie of TAFFY in HOLLI `T om e at half-past five o'clock. II ate 4s. Pit 2s. Gal. Is. Ord* invariably commences at ha/ (*past eight. I To citEDr MRS. ALL Persons to whom WII. LIAM LAMM& A nit, formerly of Walton, in di t County of Suffolk, after of Wymondham, in the Count y of Norfolk, and late of • la the County of Berks, stood indebted at the time of his o h, an requested to send an accout it of their demands on the odWiklam Lankester, to Kr. Mitch ..111, Solicitor, Wymondham, li c dg, in order that an arrangemr , at may be made for the liqui olos thereof. CONIIi.HIINIG ACADEMY, Na. 5, CATLN TON-STX CET, Warted by W. TA IT, (l at e Bou Li ri.otrut and TATE, Little Tn .ver.street.) I'HE PARENTS and GUARDIANS of young O. Gentlemen about to complete their Education, and par *My of that deigned /or any department of commerce, In popectfully informed, ttat a Prospectus of the new system Ounniercial Education, practised solely in this concern, fell for Board, and la the Evening Instruction of Gentle. osengaged in business daring t he . day, may be had, gratis, at &Academy; at 31, BaAnghall-street; and of Mr. ASPLAN X, 12, Com Mil. N.B. The Business is not Interrupted by Vacations. rrACHYGRAPHY, or The FLYING PEN; a 1. new and improved Plan of acquiring Improvement in WRITING, Invented and Taught by Mr. CARSTAI RS, No. 18, Ifeweadle-street,Sttatid ; being the readiest Method of attaining to mite well, and the soonest learnt that has ever been known rod* public; by which any person nway btr taught, in Six Les ions only, a most beautiful running band (which will be of great ilivantage to tilos who have Books to keep, or are in the habit sr writing frequently) as it will entirely eradicate any had scrawl already atqulred, and also will add very much to accuracy, free dom, and expedition. All those who write an indifferent hand, or are not able to write quick and well, would find this plan of infinite advantage and lietiefit. Some of Mr. CARSTAIRS'S pupils have been enabled to write at the rate of five or six lines in one minute !! or 300 km (including 1,700 wor,ds) in one hour! ! by a peculiarnwee wan of the Pen not hitherto attempted or realized by any oth , r Amon, which is now humbly submitted to a generous and Can fid Public for encouragement and success. To Woe well must be allowed by all to be a most necessary 1 rd wefel wcopplashmeitt. Any improvement that can be model whams the ob ahing,of speed and proficiency, CIMIOT be un- The admirers of Pentnanship, and also to those en wiio business. Mr. CARSTAIILS has the honour of teaching utiolLadies and Gentlemen of the first respectability. Sped ass nay be seen and references given, on application to Mr. IMPROVED WINE COOLER. and BU ITER PRESERVER. THE SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE, Irby approved the above contrivance for Cooling and Pre- Jowl huner during the Semmer, and in hot cliMmes, and re warded the hiveotor fur the same, being satisfied•by practical epetimeot of its efficacy in that respect, as well as for cbobog fa Taeaus MIST has manufacitued a considerable quantity • b;gs to submit them for public approbation, at his Ware ben for China, Gla s and Earthenwarp, No. 82, Fleet-strek. LAVENDER AND HONVY WATERs. Silm. and. MEYER, LAVERDER WATER I ... I4RCH A NTS 'lO HER ROYAL HIM-INES% THE ' EUNCESS of WALES', and most of the ROYAL. FA MILY, let Ism to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, who Wm theta with their favours, that the above elegant and is Perfumes continue on sale It their Old Established Ware bite for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINESTREET, PRAM); and respectfully recommend to those who are 'Tilers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey .lass, a trial of them, when ST t ei.. and Maven flatter them bet they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them *Twenty Years past, while the price continues, a; usual low, :i!.thelavarider Water 3.. or 2s. 9d. taking six Bottles • Honey 'of 4s. 6d. or six for 245.- Orders for Exportation and Gs C.ooarry Immediately attended to. THE (INLY IRISH LINEN COMPANY EXIsiiNG IN LONDON. e Tilt BELFAST COMPANY, determ;ned to sup- P°lttheir dependent Mechanics by full employment, are New setting Irish Linens and :Meetings considerably under the 11 ' 1 ' 3 ' 4 prices, in &apes that some opening for an export tr.,de here aftvr rowand their exertions to keep the poor from renPeerfnUy invite the public to inspect their valuable Stock s °l Great 1 4 4ra-street, Bloomsbutil, opposite the Brit Me rin; the Only houte in Loudon where the Linens and "c/einp, of the best fabric ale sold, warranted bleached on the Pis, without any chemical acid. lqo other article said, and not t_ i l / 4 3 . thin a piece. The company's prices are full ptr cent. he eatotheT house. Ca s h f ar l i i e h No te s. B ROOK 3, CTi art, Agents to the Company, SO, Great Russell-street, trUS effectually destroyed by Bk2IjANIIN TIFFEN, princeg Destroyer to his Majesty and Eer Royal f lighncts the p Charlotte of Wades, (removed fro.n tLe St ro:d to 1.9, est.- i--weft Hatton.gardrn,) w!•.ether in Rooms, 1.1.4..eadt, or tin... 1.0111 , -altre, tull ever so numerous, Without di.llls.•ge t.r silica. ° } l 4 4 . foUosrlng prices, niz. four-post Bot•:steada. Sc t tie, klereattA, , 44 _ „'stni. and small Pretties, at 124. each; cortsized or doub'.. .- telkeu Ettisttiols, 18s.; and raised Test,:rs Si. '6.e.tch, an.kw ill 'ltre them to k eep f r ee front Bust at 2s each per year, for ready t m ol voly. B. Tik rEN re:Urtle lus most gratetul duals to those t cbk l'hilt I.adie, and Gem ltmer. who have already em; loyed a ll; and tho se w h o may - Favour hint Walk their frrure comotande ttu l 4 lenfl on their Ord :re being ex.:ctred with the greasiest at. ~.....71 having beet upwa-..:s of St) yAses :.8 constant practices IMP'OR'TANT SAIrING3, AT Int FLEET-STREET, WIEEIIN THREE DOORS OF EE ITER-LANE, FOR HEADY BIONMY. F GIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Man's. Mercer,, ' andTayter, announces to ire numerous Ertends end the g allionable World, that he is enabled to supply them with lir. t 2: 6,5 of theta, made in the first Style of Elegance, and eft' supe :ur tinaity, at the fallowing very reduced f rico : w eri hest Spanish Wool Superhue - X. s. d. ~ Cloth C oati 9 3 0 • thug brittelt Wool • - - - • - 2 10 (1. (.4 01 Second Clo t h C oats . . 1 10 0 !1' hest Superfine Kerr:mere Breeches - 13 0 n t. a)c.6.,..i:kd . . 1 3 0 heft Doubl e - tw ill ed Cord ditto - a 018 U tu slfiuttahle Marseilles Waistcoats- 0 le. 0 i!l every oth e r Ar t i c l e %Author Great Coats, Ladies' Ridirg Habig, r4 " 100111 f s;e, &c. chargbdwiak as equal raar4 to Atchenty. . . . . . • , • . . • . . .. ill ' \,.. 4..... . 4 )• ~ , . , A .) C s _V 4t-I>' \ll : ki ...... I . . w. . , dr . . • 0 . . THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1812. OPPICE OP ORDNANCE, tray lt, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS Md. TEEM ORDNANCE, do hereby give sake, That Proposals will be rev teed at their bike, in Pall-Mall, un or before Wednesday, the 29th inst. from such persons as nay be willing to uudermite the supply of FOREIGN TIMBER 'and DEALS, fur service of this Department, for a period of one year. Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be knowit, upon application at the Secre tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the .hone of ten and four e'clock ' where the Proposals must also be deli vered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deals but no . Proposal can be adndtted after the said 29th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of .tbe same day, nefther will any Tender be nodcsd unless the party making it or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRSU', Sec. LAWS OF USURY. _ This day was published, avo. price Is. AN ESSAY TENDING to SHEW the IMPO. LICY of the LAW of USURY. By ANDREW GREEN, LI. B. Pdatei for C. Cradock and W. loy, ST, Paterooster•rovr. GREEK GRAMMAR AND LEXICON. This day was published, in royal Sea price i Ss. boards, the Second Edition. greastly enlarged, AGREEK GRAMMAR, and Greek and. 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The mail impo. sitioi,s practised by regular men and quacks here detailed, reflect indelible disgrace on the cotintry.—Monthly Compendleat et Manchu, May; 1110. RAWLY BREWING. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LE 11 ERS PATENTS MEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and En. respectfiiir sdlid• the attention of the Nnbiiity, Gentry, and the Pubis, to their POR FABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. k combines all the Medals in ONE; is dhrable, convenient, compact in its form; takes to pieces with east, and is kept ist, order with tittle trouble; its onaiumptlon of fuel is mall, and k condenses the steam. The method of wag k bequally Simple and eernak, Nb MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISI It, NON ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE QF BREWING, aid tnis rhstrly produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOMk-lIREWED FLAVOUR, whist' became perteetly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors, Islingtonireas and SklnilegWestki, Snow-hW, Londe ; and Wine-sfreet, Bristol. Also, by "paw ment, by the following Furnishing Ironmongers: LONDON: Meer. Feltham, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Summers, 103, New Bond-street; Messrs. Roberts, May, and . Co.64,ozford-arreet ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 153, Hoa r tett ; Messrs. Larkins and Eade, Wholesale Ironmongers, s o, Chisivell-street ; and Mr. Palmsr, 51, eornhili—SOU WANK Mesas. Benham and Prentice, PR; Higlistreet.,- DORSET: Mews. Thorne, Sherburne.—WlLTS : Mr. Rut. sell, Marlborough; Messrs Whiteherch and Panting, Deviser, —SOMERSET : ' Mr. litothert, Bath.—DEVON: Messrs. Kingdou, Exeter; Mr. Narraway,Sosulogioltoo; Mr. Heads man, Plymouth ; Mr. RendeU, Tiverton. NORFOLK t Messrs. Aggs and Chu, konfounders,Noeurielh—LlNCOLN Mr. Taylor, Herkiegton nad Slestord ; Mr.Asho t a, L OUt h, WARWICK: Mr. Ha:borne, Bkruingbant —HERKFORD: Mr. Hentate, Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Arch& tees, s 7, Princess-street, Mancbseret:— NORTHUMILVE. t Alght Mr. ILA— • " - lte letteTs 01 ‘ll4llvs v - - --•-- • r Scotland, Queen Kat LAND: Mr. Marshall Mathes Newcastle.. T upon- yds.... scuts " p oet, so d WALES: Mr. David I homas Newnan* Carmarthen. lust published, age. DIRECTIONS far BREWING with the PORTABLE M- iles, Strand. MiLir MACHINE; containing htstrindielis her nit Author s jedeing of We Quality at Mak and Hp, and the Mia m i 9 , 1010, and ; ; ; eau . Brewint PORTER, ALE, 'TAM .E AL4 and TABLE EJLER. Annoys Observations 'Add by the Preletults 114 by a.l tb* iedent*i ain, by.the go md Tur k ey; de . folfiewing Boolkse l~kttss : Mr Chapple,64l,PelLlVlNl: Mr. Hardi :i des £ 2 2 ,. k w & ; pe,St.Janiesli-street ; Mr.lione,x7,Hlgb Went ;and Mr. Maxwell, U. Bell• yard, remple-bt. Price Ulie nob, Lady Machetk To be allowed to purchasers Mdriloie . pdsa id& wow. NEEDHAM, RAW. LINO, and Co. *raw sisr - PaWiellnipeerfata emery Tuedilasy, to 6daneronsvp linades; sod Webs Endear • • • • • OFFICE THF. CO MMWIONERS FOS& *I . RE ISSUE OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS UNDER THE AC I* OF THE 51ST GEO. 111. CAP. 15 South Sea House, July ttl, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for the ISSUE of EXCHEQUER BIILS do hereby give Notice, that by an Act paced to this Session of Parliament, they are authoriied to give furthe► time fur repayment of the sums remaining unpaid of the Loans granted by th••m upoa such securities as ale re quired by the ”aid Act, and they have appointed William Holden, Esq. their Secretary, to receive all applica.ions in writing, which may be made for the extension of tunes for repayment of any such Loan. Every application for this purpose must be made torthuith. SEA BA 111ING--MARINE VILLA AND LAND. To be LET for the Summer Motrhs, by the Year, or to be SOLD, ASINGULARLY Elegant and Comniodions MARINE VILLA, most delightfully situate on the Hamp shit e Coast, cowl .tely furnislivd, and adapted in all poiuts of view to the reception of a gamily of Disdnetitin. An Elevation m sy be seen, and Panictiars had of Mr. Shee, Land Agent, No. 41, Sou.bampton-row, Rusu-11-squAre. TRENT AND MERSEY CANAL SHARES, ELIGULLS - _ FOR PERMANENT INVESTMENT. 'l'4,beSOld)byMr.SCOTl . , TWO SHARES in the GRAND TRUNK NA vtGATtcot. dividing £4,5 per Share clear per annatu ; Leeds and Live-pool, thriding .Cs clear; Abo Shares in the Grand Juliet ttttt , Union, Dudley, Chthncr, Wilts and 13erks, and Kennet and Avon Carats.—Aploly to Mr. Scott, 28, New Br.dge strtct, London. WELLINGI ON's CAMPAIGNS. 14 I2EVEQUE has the honour to irform the - 11 -. Subscribers and the Public in general, that the First Part of the Engravings of me ACbIIIiVEMENTS of the AL LILD ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an nounced, is reaey for delivery. Subscribers are rcquestc.l to send for them, or to leave their address at Mr..L'Eveque's, t I, Soho-square; or at Mehra. Colnaghi and Co.'s, 24, Cud: vur strett ; ss here alma may belted the first two Numblas of the Por tuguese Costume:, and the View of the great Aqu-duct of 1.6- bon, and of the Convent of Batallia, &vaned by Iklr. 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Rhtideo, from original De,igns, by, J. Tfuraton, Esq. No. I; (to be eon tinned every tor:eight) of `HIT REsl'ON and ItHOl2ES's Splendid Edition -1 1 . of SNAKE .PI I .IIR'S DRIIMATIO WORKS, with Notes, ecc.—Cor . litions of Publ'eation The Work will be regularly pubdilicd every fortnight, and Curreeted to 27 Numbers, and it emballished with fifty elegant. Eng' arings in the line in.iimer.-2d. Two Editiong will be printed, one wain in with Mrs. lockbald'elleatre; price 2s. Pee NUmber ; the orlter will ht printed on large paper, and illustrated with Proof Plates, price Ss. per Number. . London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside; Wilson, Royal Etchings; and C. Cl.apple, B. Aloe togratify purchasers of other Edition of Skakespeire, rroots of the Pleihne be shamed is. sash. i.)4, 7 .PRICE 9IXPE/io24l3LLiPainiT. lORDNANCE -OFFICE, .fr 12; ISIS. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST?". ORDNANCE, do herd" Ow Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 27th instant, from such Personae, may I be willing to undertake the Supply of UPIIOI.STE4Y Awn , CLES fot Service of this Department, for a period of thfee years, I determinable at the expiration of one year, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekt epees Office, in the Tower ; and further parti culars, together with the Terms se i Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secrete, y's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be deliveivd, sealed up, aneendorsed, " Proposals for-Up ' hoLtery Articles ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 27th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or au agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretarg. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jay i s, 1812. THE PRINCIP.II, OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTrir ORDNANCE, d. &rag girt Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 27th inst. from such Persons as may be willing to undo take the supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL ARMS, fo- service of this Department, at BIRMING HAM, and in LONDON, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the Iti.pecror of Smell Arms, Birmingham ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four e'Clock,where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Brass Work ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 27th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unLas the Party making it, or an Agent in his be Calf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary. i P; .1