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:~ h e r , 4,%1 ~ `. . . • , . . • \- h i 314,-- -"1.:' '" ' N . '.? • -: - (.....---. e(C iii,•_ , . P. 4° . • • • V..4( 41 ,4 ' 1 ....:,......- . _ • . : /.. c . ... T . . . . AP _ w -0Z oji, I : U➢EBER r 805 46 .THURSDAY,. MARCH • 12, 180. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALPPENNY THEATRE ROYAL, COVBNt•OARdBN. itA k ItrOMCR, MARCH, 1812. THE ANNUAL ARMY.LTB:I I fnr 1812, with -I- an lndet, is in course of Publiention, and may be had of T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OP PERTH: GENTLLMEN, I BEG leave to return you my sincere and glites . ll thatikt for the my and nattering marks cif fr clash - 1p I hem received during my canvass of the County, and, as . the (bode has fixed the day of EiveSon (of Thursday the 19th instant, I have earnerly to scilicet the honour of your nu pitrt and ouir attendance on that day at Perth, which.w 11 cou.ur tyt Ise e• additional and lasing obligation. I hart the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your mod olactisent and heath!' **env. Strathallatt, March 5,. JAMES DRUMMOND., . • Ting, PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 12, will he performed, THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. To which will be added , LA PEROUSE. lew d l y, Julio' C:esar. Monday. The Virgin This day was published, in I2mo. price 35..6d. boards, MOUNT EDGECUMBE. A POEM. By CYRUS REDDING. Print-ti for I conform, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater- Lager-row ; and Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. the Sun. votliONAßl. F. DA NCI N G.—PRIVATE TurrioN. R.J.G. HOPKINS begs leave to return his most in grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, ki k very distinguished patronage he has so long experienced, sip /respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies Ip &Geatiemest who have never acquired this accomplishment, or ebeeeirho have not attained the present fashionable mode, may he expeditiously instructed in the most private manner, to qualify them for the first asiemblies, en application at hi residenc y , Coschmakere Hall, Foster-lane, Cheapside.' On Tuesday, March 3, was published, in 4)emy Octavo, price 71. in blazis, A VOLUME of SERMONS. By the Reverend JOHN STILL, 1.L.8. . Salisbury : Printed and sold by Brodio,Dowding, and Lulrord, on the Canal. Sold also by Cadet) and Davie•, London ; Cooke, Oxford ; Godwin, Bath ; and all other Booksrilers. 'fiA.DDI J3S. A N Invaluable Acquisition tl the Gentlemen of Army, Sportsmen, Travril.is tict. WEBB'S NEW nik VENIiFD EQUIPONDEitANT SADDLE, entnbie 4 ng oho gang with inconceivable utility. W. Laving be t a flattered with the Approbation of *corral ()Ricers war In the Perham's, wbd have honoured him with their Commands and Vatronage, int!ueee hint to make this insertion concaving that it will give uninnit4 i.stshflictioa to all the ' above Gentlemen. To be seen at the Invvntor't, 31, Warwick-4reet. Gel& n square, .ntui-T. This day were published, price 3s. Gd. in hoards, HINTS for the CONSIDERATION of OFR CERS In COMMAND of DETACHMENTS and PIC QUETS on SERVICE Dedicred, by permiscion, to field Marshal his Royal Highness the Dale of You, &c. By Captain GLASSE, Ist Battalion 95th Reclinent. Printed for 'T. Egerton, Mili'ary l.ibrary, near Whitehall. Thi. day was publislie.l, In royal Bvo. Wee Li t.. in bnar‘N the Fourth Edition, cor rected, with considerAhle Additions, of ADIGESTFI) INDEX to the TERM RB PORT's, containing all the Points of Law tletesnlined in tl , e Court of King's Bench, from hlegia:lntas Term, 1785, to Easter Term, 1911 ; and in the . Court of Common Pleas front Easter Tenn, 11414, to Easter Term,lB n, Rv J. F.. TONILI NS, of the Inner Temple, F.sq. Barrister at Law. London: 4rintorl for I Etitterworth, Fleet-btreet ; snd for J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. a an- tve:; f tLit taint C2T. kistt y de. y, for sew!. N.B. The above extensive Premise; to be disposed of. _ lx giIIIBITION OF DRAWINGS, IN WATER COLOURS. THE EXHIBrrION of DRAWINGS, by Mi. I WILKIN, jun. aLer Pictures of the Great Masters of the g o ose, Florentitte, Venetian,'Lombod, Spanish,. sod Flemish schools; from which a selection will he formed for *up of twelve large Engravings, to be executed in Line, by the most eminent Artists of the present period, in the manner alien the scale of the works of I;ir Robert Strange, for the pur pose ot illurrating the compositions of the leading Masters of eSee Schools. IS NOW OPEN to the •PUBLIC, at the Gallery, .I,bacivtlk-street, Piccadilly.—Admittance Is. Catalogue 6d. Mr. YA FES, at the Rooms, will receive the names of Subscri bers to tht• Work, and furnish allsar The FINE DRAWING, from the celebrated Picture of the DiAD and MAR lES, by ANNIBAL CAR RACE, now atCutle Howard, has been added to this Collection, and will rotten for a few week.; on view, previous to its being re- 1 totted into the hands of Mr. r•HARP, who is making a large Ynvtng of the same, C I inches by 20, in the manner of his Duch esteemed Engraving of the Doctors of the Church, atter Gsido, for the above Work. MILITARY IN' fl r uttorr, CHARLTON, KENT, NEAR WOOIAVICII COMMON. MR. HONINIEY, late Messrs. BONNYCASTLE and HOMNIEY , continues, with proper Assistants, to in struct young Cattlemen designed for the Army, for the Royal Artillery and Engineers, for the Royal Mirtaw College at Marlow, and for the Service or the Hon. East-India Company,in the various Branahei of a Military Education. This establishment, which has subsisted in its present form for orinal years, is in the irnmedire neie.ibourhood of the_W arren aid Dock-yartl. and near the spot where art.llery practice and other military exercises are daily performed. The premises are eitensive, and the situation is rernarkablir healthy; the horse commanding one of the nuns beautiful prospects in the kingdom. A battery has been constructed en the ssot by the young Gentle mm thenselves, and is mounted with two guns, with which the pipil ii taught to practice, and to enablellmselt to take the tom- Wad of *battery. For the Plan of Studies, the Terms, the Rules andlterilations If the Institution, apply to Mr. Hommey, Charlron, Kent. THE NOBILITY and FAMILIES . ot this Me tropolls, also Town and Country Drapers, are respectfully that the entire STOCK In 7-RADE of the MAN. I C VAR, SCOTCH, and IRISH FACTORS, No: Plekett street, Temple-bar, opposite St. Clement's Church, is now on Sale, the whole of which, amounting to 517,5001. must 'be un arediatety cleared off, in consequence of the death of Mr. STII.• Ms Foams, one of the Proprietors, amongst which the fol. Wing aniclesmill be found particularly worthy of attention, viz. a bep quantity of grass-bleached Irish linens of known celebrity, Rsseia and Lancashire Sheeting', dowlasses, and Suffolk hemps, IMO photo of india and British jacono'i, mulls and cambrics for gentlemen's cravats and Jodie' dresses, SOO pieces of Indian sankems, 4000 silk, imitation, and wove-:n shawls, 150 pieces of rich rioted bed-furnitures, counterpanes, quilts, blankets, &c. with an assortment of printed canabrlcs and calicoes. Ne. 6, Pickett -street, Temple .bar, the large corner Shop, with a Gol 'en Unicorn in fronr.—Assistants Wanted. This day were published, price Ss. 6d. P RACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ou the DEBI III lES, nitnral and contracted, of the GENERATIVE OIGANS of both Sexes ; including Remarks on the Theory of Genestion, the nature of (Monism, Seminal Weakness, noctur ntibOsion, Oleos, and Tubes Dorsolif. By T. M. CA CON, Surgeon, ilielts of the United H..spi:al, of St. Thomas's and Guy's. c. Prided for High!ey, 24, Fleet -street, London. AT this Season, %Oleo both Old and Young are more anceptible than usual to the capriciousness of the %note, it is stroog:y recommended, by Sir Walter iarquhar, lat tither able Pby4tiaris, for Families nevi r to be without that " 41 1 noble. generous, plea-ant Cot dial Medicine, SWINTON'S ORIGINAL DAFFY''; ELIXIR, a single glass of which reno vates the System, invigorates the Frame, and removes every oh elution to wire; Health. Indeed, those who resort to this ealeselous Remedy, avow i ts superiority es a Preventative or Cite over the whole Macerla Make ; and a At roslger proof can -00! be adduced of the high fitimaolon it h.id ill by the Royal ,ra!illy,Nobility, Grotty, and - Public , than the n umerous Orders 72_,_,Ttteived at the Warehoisse, •47,.Salisbury-square, for Cases .. .„........._____' l3o lollcloerte and opWards, which Cases are given grads. [HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is . wistfully ack•,covrled•rd to be pLculiarlv efficacious in all losnrd * wings, loss of appetite, iudigstion, depres.ion of s')I• .... ',... 5.... _ V el latairs or shaking of hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, '"" l " 2ll4 o4rtath, and consumptive habits. To DR. SOLOMON, Liverpool. Newcastle, Staffor.lshire, Sett. 14. • The demand for your ;nvuluab!e Medic.ne (tl:e Cordial Urns( ca..A. . i .,,_. -—) ilithis part of the country, has been more vstrn -12,1m, Iftt that of any other !cwt. vended, and several c:.ses '" 1 ......7111 anrarnuovated to me in which it has him highly efli =,4 Weed thavast conAtmption of it trtesr be a convinc4r.g s '72 lll tit is poisoned of wonderf .1 heat:ig qualities.-1 am, ••••, or. CHARLES CHEsTF.R, Bookseller. 27 Dice', and Co. Bow Church-y.srd; aad all talv•r Me _Tenders In ti•eUnired Kirgdt m, at 10s. 6d. each, or far.dPy Me _ Tenders °straining four, at 3!s. nr,„ l / 1 1 ILB KING*. ROYAL 1:1;E fERS PA l 1:N r. i `l44oLlrs VEGETABLE BALSAM, FOR COUGHS, rir m , CONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTIJMAS. 1 41 S Medicine has nowlt be cs established for ... L . _, e eil y so years, and is allowed, fro:u a consultation of many ~.Physicians, to be the only efficacious remedy to be (le = vpon for curing the above complaints, upwaris of ity •r 0 ap 7mpt ceniftcates of surprising cure., from t! .. ,;.e.. Li: •e -ank/4881. +Amy be seen at the Prnprietors, as under, :tad %sill) li b ' e 'eble and distinguished pa. cottage, as no oil:. r‘Nl..!• , :ioe Cnerbeen honoured with. This AletEcine las nev.r I.ctitt I.72tofailvshen taken on the first at talc, on wit account the -- .. ll.lo bilily recommend it robe kept in all Eany li:s : - "Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian, the Right. Hon. . bedley awl Ward, the Right Hun. Lores blaclonald, . 4.03 • plortescue, and Mounciont, site Rizitt I him. late Vis- D imUfy and Ward, Dowagers Grant:ey, Falmouth, and Y Appreece ; Sirs Francis Blake, lAN. Newt:anon, ilk h...., sad George Armstrong, Bans.; Generals Doyk .N . 71: Colaaels B a k er , D t b at h , I. cnox , & c . Bik eihh Aak ke Pads every day (Sundays excepted) . at No. s, c avie ipsquar e , f ro i n El even till One; where the certificates *y e “cry and the Medicine had wholesale and retail; like slaiC'..,__lt “cry pdocipal Medicine Warehouse In the King , ---' ' ,10 ! a Wssatteemay be had. •••.........• skill afe and SUCCCSP ty. o r.:akt Ay, Va. I mtust ticN, by a!so de rag mat uu causing of ner• 111- rbiYry o! Oita, of e coasts• of Lon )und and e d then, however riot to or seso I nfection. : wo da Yl It (whirls I a Nr 3 " 1 persons u•jur;ons ut effect), 'e of these narked the igow that tl4 brand ) 01 , pimp, am ye to COD' ieir ender lecal Prat" hurt afar they I ta; partieubi l 'auk lied to ;1575 4 I 3 tr !, niter LORD BYRON'S NEW POEM. In a few clays will be publiched, hanclsonvele printed in Quarto, rHILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE. A Po‘m : written during the Aultor's Travels in Portugal, Spain, Albania. •md snme *f the most interestir-t Parts of G reece ; with Note.. To which are added, a few mi.,celianconti Poem•, and Translation% of modern Greek Songs, written chiefly abroad ; and a short Appendix, containing Observations on modern Greek Literature, with a short Catalrigue of Romaic Authors. By LORD BYRON. tainted for John Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London ; W. Black ' wood, Edinburgh ; and I. Cumming, Dublin. This clay wan pliblialiect, In demy ST°. price ie.s boartle, 'rHE ISLE of PALMS, and other Ponts, many of which are drieriptive wf •ke seeneft of the English Lakes. BY JOHN WIL-thN, Magdalen College, Oxford. Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Ormeoand Brown, Pater noster-row; at the British Gallery. 54, New Bonsl-street ; Parker, Corte, Bliss, and Munday and Slatter, Oxfor I ; John Ballan tyre and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Smith and Son, Glasgow. gfew Copies may hr l , ad in royal Bvo. price £1 is. boards. Of whom may be had, Findlay's Scottish Ballads, 2 vols. crown Bvo. price 14s. beads. Just published, in demy 40. price Al, in boards, A GENERAL SYNOPSIS of GEOGRAPHY, with the Projection of Maps and Charts; to which is prefixed, an Historical Intr. Zuction to the Sciences of Geometry, Astronomy, and Geography. The whole illustrated by en Cop perplates, explanatory of the Geometrical Figures and 'Problems, Definitions, &c. with an easy and regular method of Drawing Maps, atul forming the Lines of Latitude and Longitude, upon a Scale which will he found particularly useful. By ' JOHN COOKF., F.ngraver and Geographer. Sold by I.ongnian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pat.rnos. ter-row ; S. Eager, Strand; rod Rees and Curti4, Plymouth. This day was publi.he 1, in 4tn. price 15s. boards, REPORT nn NEGOCTATION between the Honourable EAST-INDIA COMPANY and the PUBLIC,. respecting the Renewal of the Company's exclusive Privileges of Trade for Twenty Years, frOns March, 1 794. By JOHN BRUCE, FN. M.P. F.R.S. ll:storing; apber to the Honourable East-India Company. Printed by authority or the Hon. Court of Dirtytors, and cold by Black, Parry, and Co. IltkAsellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenball-street. Where may be had, lately published by John Brute, Esq. in - three vols. 4to. price £4 Inc. in board., Annals of the Honourable Fast-India Company, ftom their E.tablishrnent by the Charter of Queen Flizaheth, 1600, to the Union of the London and Fnrilsk East-Irrlia Companiec,l7o7-8. A few copies are printed on royal 4to. price £6. in boardq. This day W4l published, price 54. in boards, The Second Edition of _ _ _ CALL for a UNION with the ESTA fI BI.I:,HED CHURCH, addressed to English Protestants; being a compilation of passages 'from varidus Authors,selected and pulsPalsed By GF.O. TSAA-C HUNTINOPORD, D.D F. R. S. Warden of St. Mary's College, Winchester; and Bishop of • Gloucester. Printed for T. Cachll and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A Sermon preached before the Lords tlpiritual anit Tem poral, on Friday, May 23, Iso4, Is. 6d. L. Preparation for the Holy Order of Prieqs; or. Words of Ordination ar.d Ab=olu! ion explained in a Charge de:ivered pre viously to Ordination, price 2s. 6d. Just published, By John Ogle and Wl:liain Blackwood, Edinburgh; M. Ogle, Clan' odr ; J. Mt+ rra y, R. Raldwin, R: Ogle, and 'l'. 1 lamilton. I.ondon, (i,i one lnrge MO. vol. embellished with, a Portrait of the Reforniir), pricy 12s. .THE LIFE of JOIIN KNOX : containinz Illus trations of the REY ORMATION in SCOTLAND : with Biogra phical Nottees of the principal Reformers, And Sketches of the Progress of Literature in Scotland during a great part of the Six teenth Century. To which is subjoined an Appendix, consisting of a atara and other Papers, never before rablished. .By..AS M•CRIE, Minister of tht Gospel, Edinburgh. A few copies are printed on royal paper, price One Guinea. N.B. The object of this work is to combine full information respecting the life, character, opinions and writings of the Sbot. rish Reformer, with illustrations of the interesting public transacz aunt in which he was concerned. As hr spent five years in Eng land, and was °nee( the Chaplains In Ordinary to Edward VI. the Life contains a numbor of importaut facts concerning the state of the Reformation under that Prince, and of the English Exiles on the Cotttiner•.t during the reign of his sister Mary. In compiling this work, the author, besides the printed Histories, had the use of a urge MS. collection of Letters,written by Knox,from /4.30 to 157.1 s and a Tale/ of other raluabie,Maaascripts. I.I.OYD'S, FEBRUARY ST, ISIS. QUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the 1 0 WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN latt:y Lost in hi. Majesty's Ships Si'. CEORGE, age guns, HERO, of 74 guns, VEFENCE, 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of *6 guns. _ _ _ _•_ The Commit c::csen for the Management of thlt Sittserip- Lion, in order to mako known the erranthrsery claims and mag nitude of the calamity ree,alring_teld; beg to stare, that the number of lives loNt in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts.to upward, of 2::00, and much exceeds 'the Quaaber of 'how in either of the great Battles of the Nile, Covinhx,:en,fo Trafak:ar. The tullovviug were elected as a Committer: _ _ The Right HootTurahe Admiral Lord RAns•roces The Right Honourable Mensal Lord GAMllltg. Vice-Admiral Sir Jaisses li.austaitta, Bart. Sir Witawas LZI.3IIITBII, Knight and Alderman. .1. P.Andertlon, Esq. Woodline Par4lt, Esq. John Julius Angetshin, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. . George Blackman, tol. :lhomas Ron croft, Esq. Thomson sonar, Esq. Benjamin binsw, Esq. Horatio Ciagett, El. Rabat Shed.leu, Esq. Wm. Henry Hoare, Esq. Hasketh find. h, Esq. Thomas King, Esq. f John Heaton Triton, Esq. Germaih Lavie, Esq. John Talmo, Esq. George Munro, Esq. Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Subscriptions received by the Master of this House, and at all the Bankci in London and Westminster. Subscriptions already advertised, £9,1 , 9 2 6 List of his Alajesty's Slips and Vessels, whose Officers and Men kave already subscribed Two Days Pay: actory . Hyper on D.ipluid Ruy 4 I :Villain Desiree Cruizcr Bellerophon Pyramus Fyla .. &Pons Pho:be Pluver Warrior. Porcupine Ariel Defiance Furls". s Woodlark Elephant Solebay Rose Norge Niobe Redbreast ' Namur Briscis Thresher Egmont Hazard Censor Raisonable Alert Vixen • L- opard Chu:nickel' Acute Arto Portia Staring • Fisgard Ranger Aggressor 'floral° Utile A Igerine, and Jason. The Merccrs'Company 105 0 I Baring, Br.thers, Sc Co. OA 0 The Rs.yal Exchange As- Leys, M..sten, and Co. surai.ce Office 105 0 Aberdeen 21 0 The London Assurance D. Davenport, Esq. 10 10 (Ake iO5 0 A Wager lost in tseorge- The English Copper street 1 1 Company 31 10 H. Bromfield, Esq. 2 0 The E.ast-ludia Com- General Kirkpatrick 10 0 pary 105 0 Sh. Reed, Esq. • 10 10 A Collection at the Pa- I Vice-Admiral Douglas 10 10 rish of Eakting, nuar Capt. Rodham Douglas, 011erton, per fir Rev. R. N 5 5 J. H. Browne, Rector 5 0 Capt. T. Hand, R. N. 5 5 A Friend 1 0 Cobb and Co. Margate 5 0 inhabi , .ants of Brizham, Admiral FOrtviClit 10 10 Torbay, transmitted M. B. _ 5 0 by Mr. W. Whtaton 60 0 C. M. 5 5 Lieut. H. G. Hardacre, Rev. Richard Harrington 2 2 R. N. 2 2 I :it C. Bunbury, Bart. 10 1.0 .. Yellow Fever Remedy S. P. 2 0 G. M. Aylmer, Esq. Mr. Newton Rear-Admiral Peyton Mrs. Vim ian Mrs. Cath. Poulton, Little Marlow 5 5 Sir Wm. Geary, But. 10 10 Sir W. Well. Pepys, Bart. 20 0 W. C. and F. M. - 4 2 Sikes, Snaith, and CO. 10 10 Rear-Admiral Ferrier 5- 5 Capt. Joseph Hartwell, R.N. 2 9 Vice. Admiral Theo. Jones 5 6 Capt. Win. Pievrtpoint 5 5 John Parsons, Esq. Oz ford 10 10 Hurry, Puwles,it Harry 5 5 WM. Mandell, Esq. 10 10 LLOYD'S. MARC* 7. A Geaeral Meeting of the Sabseribtra wEI• be held at the Merchant :leaterns' (Nice, over the Royal Ezehange, on Falai/ N tar, the 13th instant, at Twave sick).* preetiely, to take int, consideratioa the propriety of atlowingitie Widow. and kamilles of the Officers and men, belonging to Majesty's late gun-brig I Facer, of 12 guns .50inen, to par icipate i,e the Sabserip. bon now r a vessel having belonged to the same con. Institution S 5 Goslings and Sharpe 21 0 P. L. Dublin /b 10 Thomas Marvel 5 5 E. Squire, Esq. 2 2- . 1 be Wells Volunteers, per J. G. Bloom, Esq. 5 5 Ohe Day's Pay from the Offsceri, Non-Com missioned Officers, & Privates of the Ros common Militia, sta tionedatPlym. .251. 04. 4d. W. B. 5 3 Bruce, :liaison, and Co. 10 10 Child and Co. 21 ti Thomas Courts and Co. 50 0 Hanley and Co. 10 10 Whitbread and Co. 21 0 5 5 61 0 6 0 10 0 ,67, sock No, FIR GIT SON, tecretat y. e . TiNIBER. TO BE SOLD pursuant to a Docket of the 14.121 t Court of Chancery, hewing date the 6th day of February, isle, made in a ,Cau4, viller,in the Rev. Charles Richard lieaunto4 and • others, ire Waal., add 'John Beaumont Ind Odgers sr: Deg fendants ' ALARGE quantity of TIMBER vanding at o! near Whltky Hall, in the Parch of, Kirlthetton arid parts adjacent, In the Cotintybf York, and Merton f rail, in t S I 0w.... ship of Little Mytton, and Parish of Whalley, in tie County hit:unto, of Lancaster, late the property of Rickard Hoer itra..ment, ksq. deceased. Stich p.",f of the Tim'er• tia lies Id roc County of lor will be Scld with the ::pprobution of ailiautt. Com ri Cox, Esq one of ttle Maters of , the sild Court, a: the lit-wino= Arms, near the C!•ureh of Kirkhearma worssai% on Modal, the Xith day of March, 1812, the Sale be:hosting at . Twelve o'ol..di; and mch part thereof as liss in the. Como y of Cancas:er, will be Sold with the apprAution of the said Master, at the sign of the Boat, at Lisle Myttun aforesaid. on lliday, • the 3d day of April, 1812, the Sale begitinh.g at I tt u Clu c k. . Particulars of the said Timber may le had, gratis, at the fila.ter's Mambos, in Southatisron-buildings, Chaticery-lare, London; of Meier,. Horne and Rogers, Solid - ors. terL-street, I,,incoln's Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Itut-siluarc; of . NIL Van Heyrlntimit, Sadtor, John greet, Bedford-row ;of : Mr. Richard Addmell, of Tadcaster; of Mr. John &tette of Spotsbrough,oear Doncaster; of Mr. James klinchl Ife, Bradley. line, rear Huddersfield.; of Mr. 1 homas Rylah, of 13rwahurfs near Leeds ; at the Beaumont Arms, Kir kheaum; at the Boat, Niyt•uil BriAljTe; at the Whalley Arms, In %Altai! y ; at the Swan Inn, Ctitheroe; and at Whitley Hall, tear Huddersfield. CAPITAL RASIDENCE'ILT !MTH.' To lore til.Olst 6UC by C. TALNINELL. Ott the 'teethes, nbt disposed of In the awastilme by . trate Contract); oo 'I Intesday, the 19th Ma. ch. lel . A StTBSTANTIAL Well-603i DWELLING, HOUSU, perfeoly dry, apd fit fur the imniediate revert.* of igen:v.?' fatni!y, with Coach.-uuse and Staple, boner Nu. 7. lu that delightful cen:ral siuuthre, Pars2nn-bis.klinjs, close to the York Hotel, Bath; connuardmg to beautiful:view of the river Avon and the country adjacent. The Louse contain: two gold parlours, two D4awirpreonts, three heft Bed-rooms, four Gas rem Kitchen, Househesperl Room. Butler's Pan ry, ra hat Wine-calar, Walk-hose with plenty of sofi.vramr, ca, lete Water-closet. wish force pumis to supply the same, opc. paved Yard behind the house, with Ctoeh-hutle and Stable unlet the same, and with every convenient:lr r.ttcd fur a Oetstletnare.'Fa. n%dy; and all the Stoves, Ki.chatt ge x and Fixtures, will be included in the purchase: 'lle Premises are drid under the Corpsratlots of Bath for the remainder of a term. Lf:y-tire years and a half of which are un expirtd at Lady-day next, subject to the ground-rent of XII ss. per alum. _ _ _ N.B. Two-thirds of the peahen-money may remain en morn. gage our seven years. For paotieulars anly to C. Trimicll, tyWtin 101 l Under .aler, Wootgate-s:reet, and.of Mr. Sauuo.l Bare, Serelyer, Bxbord-rowi London. DTSOP DERS OF THE STOMACH. This daywas ruhlished, mica in bonds, the 2d ccl4Ton, with 1.17. 3 nn. 111 CR ACTTCAL OBSERVATIONS on IY.SOR u MRS of the STOMACH, with some new idtarcl.t•ive t; the Bile in promoting py n'Enitnv. P Fre, Mil • Vriersber of tlte nerd Caner. of Physicians Senior Physician is the London Trsnefwary, Lee , nrer nn the Practice of Physic, &e. toodnn Poshlished by A'49l sti4 Co. 15. Paternoster-row. Part the geronel, 0, .&eid in the Stemach. and it. effect In pro. during Gout, &e. Is in a state of forwardness. LAyLNIER AND HONEY WATERS. TEEL am) MEYER, LAVENDER WATER MEACHAIthi TO ..11ER ItOYAL.HIGHNESA "'Ha, PRINCE 4 and Most of the ROYAL FAMILY, beg kart rd infeent the Nobility, Grotty, and the l'ilbilc, honour them with their firms.' that the above elegant and useful Perfumer continue on sale i dtheirOld hstabliahed Ware. house fur those articles only. No. IN CATHARINE-S raF.LT. STRAND; and - r,-sptct'ully recommend to ti xer w ate strangers to the superior quality .4 their Lavender an I ti ,vy Watt n, a tria: of them, when or het an( Met at fla , ter k m. solves they hvill meet with the 'approbation hestot)ed on them for 't weary Years past, while the price continues, as ilia, .1 ' w. via. the Lavendq. Water S.. or 25.9 d. taking six Bottles; Honey Water 41. 6d. or six for 20- sr Orden tar Exportation and the Cautery immediately at. moiled to. • . . TO MEDICAL NIACTMONrItS, .KuS?f rm. 8112 d DENTI4 CHESII6I'B, PARENIV, ANN GUARDIANS. 'PHIS extensive channel of ruhlicity and comm. nication is adopted to announce to the Medical World ge nerally the formation of an Estabtislunent &ended sad comioaed ' upon a system of respectability and ltl era!ky suitedtu the impor tance and :stent of the objects it is intended to embrace, namely, the Medical Agency in all its varichr. blanches at the Office of the Medical Agency Establishment. Professional Men desirous • of retir.ng from the fatigue an anxiety or Practille (either totally or partially), may be protided with Suceessuis or Partmr. with capitals adequate the advantage. offered. Hovital Students and others qualified to take upon thenist;lves the imp,' tans duties of practice, may be introduced as Partners, Success -Ira. or Asada tants to Professional Men eminence.—Parents and Guardians • having youths under their charge, Whom tir.:y ,may intend either fur the Profession, Chernical,.or Drug Line, nib be introduced to Mrtlical men, and others requiring Appreottees. • • The Stock and Goodwill of thetnists and Druggists disposed of, Partnerships likewise negociated, - as well as Ass 'tante pro% ided. All letters addressed to the Proprietor. of the Medical Agency Estabit,hment,"No. 18, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, must be invariably volt paid.—Hours trom ten,tlll.four. . Stveral - Medical Pramices and Parii.erehlps, 4300 te , Ct6oo per annum, for itiosedigte ANTI-SCORBUTIC I. AC PS. is *only observation the alimerotts Cases that I-have succeeded by the use of SPiLSBURY'S PATENT Ain'iscottatytic DROPS; and the following remarkatile in , stasis °rowed in a stdlcl!e seed woman who applied far their use at the DiSpensary, IS. +•nho-square, I.4indon.• She ountplebted of great debil.ty and net onus irritation, appetite had, %lib a go. nenl depress.on of lircatisuig; her cast hat bting well understood, she had tried palliatives without any success. She took the hkds doe, t: os;h the Proprietor Stated the Improbability of beuig of sery co ; in a month sl e walked frum Lambeth, hawing reco vered her strength and app-tite, insreaatd her i ulse trust tine .depres.ed state it had Mello: Ne • this effect can oily be ac. - counted for la) the nuzlitine regelating the stomach and diger don, and exerting the pu...rs of the lunit. In deep-sewed ab. menses of the jUints, the chit' ge it ;notion a In the general &Oa,' excites tke beat bepes in thua. must distr owing cues. In ;rep. dens, scroph via, merry, rheentaises,itc. its eff.r.ts ate moserplly • aeknooledged. As tore ere 11110)el use cuantertests, pit aav to Ash fur spilstniry'. Parent Antiscortutic loops, with the Kins'adu t y printed i black ink, In bottles of sa. ed. double bade* toe sad latter Ll 2s duty included. Compound Eames k. 344 at do Elligissary,lo, olttossaaro i , Uods .. • . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, illzrelt 2, 1612. r rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JEsrr, ORDNANCE, de hereby ,{4.;e Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office la Fall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 18th day of March inst. from such la% r sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TOAAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts, to be delivered at the Ezroce of the Contractor, vtz. NORTH BRITAIN, NoßnmitN, YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, 'exclusive of WARLEY, SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM, SOUTH-WEST, including . P 0 RTSMOU IV, ISLE of WICIIT, and CHRISTCHURCH, WEEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, WESTERN, WOOLWICH,with its Dependencies, WARLEY, and CHATHAM, or a period of Siz,Months from the Ist of April next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mirure of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 lbs. per Winchester Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, Ind de livered in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight; the ttraw to he good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of Ufa lbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, to be at the following rates, viz. For the Oats, at per hundred lbs. Avoirdt.pois weight. For the Hay, at per 112 lbs. For the Straw, at per 112 lbs. The Proposal: may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stabit! Dung, which duroog the period of his contract may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse p?r week. Farther . particulars may he knnwn upon application to the Officers commanding the Rol al Artillery iu eat h District, and also at the Secretary's' Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals moat be &livered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Fo rage;` but no Proposals can he :admitted after the said l ait instant, at Twelve O'clock gt noon of the same day ; neither will any tender be noticed sinless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.