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• • J iTtr • 14 4 b ( 1 • • ':C•1 * * 4 • " r • • ,}: • V , • • , I* -, , • 4aia•sr• • mot C - OF 1 NIIMBER 7882. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 181/. Pla: CII SI X PEN CE-HALIPPEN N/ . SALES ItY AUCTION. R _ ARELAGH, MILLBANK.--TO - MOR, ROW, Thursday, June 11, will be given a GRAND FrIT, CONCERT, and BAlL.—Vocal Performers, Mr. R. . o or s, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Ostrom Mrs. Davies, and Miss • Hane y, A Country, Military, and Pandean Minstrel Bands, igt gay during the Evening. To which will be added a superb INHIBITION of FIRE-WORKS, by Signors Hengler. D oor s open it Sewn), and the Concert begins at Eight ()Thick. Ad r sision 41 FM •MR. PERCEVAL. This &sr seas published, neatly 'Tinted in 4to. price Is. Ad. AN ELEGY on the DEATH of the RIGHT HONOURABLE SPENCER PERCEVA L. By H. HUGHES . Printed fur Longraan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and J. Burnham, Northampton. NEW ANNUAL. REGISTER FOR 181). This day was published, in one large volume, livo. price £l. Is halcbnund and lettered, THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or, GE. NERAL REPOSITORY of HIS MR Y, POLITICS, and LI FEKATURE, for the Year 1811. •I o whi , h is prefixed the History of Knowledge, learn ng, rave, and Science in Great Britain, during the Reign of George 111. Printed for John Stockt!ale, Pica tiny. vs' The Public is most respectfully informed, that the divers New Entertainments having been again honoured with un banded applause, they will be repeated every Evening. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (AS I'LEY'S,) WESTMINSI ER-BRIDGE. user the Patronage of their Royal Highnesies the Prince Regent and Duke of York. THIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 10, and very Evening this Week, at Half-past Six o'Clock pre cisely, the following new Amusements :-1. A Come Panto rime, called Harlequin's Court of Apollo, of Gambols Revived —2. The extraordinary exhibition of the Spelling, or Academical Doti alseis the two surrisinilAP-Dogs. - -- 3 . Divers Inimitable Feats of Horsemanship.-4. A Grand Stage Spectacle s in two Acts, called Voorn the Tigre, or the Horse Banditti, assisted by the Theatrical Equestrian Troop.-5. A Trial of Skill and Agi ky, with whimsical accompaniments by the two Clowns, Sce.- 6. The first and second Parts of the famous Flying Horseman's performances.—To which will be added, the laughable Panto.' mime of The GOLDEN DREAM. Doers open at half-past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. GA, Is. Second Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the Theatre bon Ten till I hree o'Clock. LONDON-GAZETTE, SATURDAY, 16th Mar, 1812. WHEREAS, by an Act of Parliament made and passed in the fifty-first Year of the Reign of his present Ifajesty, directing that the several Articles and Things cont pone the Prizes for Doctor I'HOR NTON'S BOTANICAL LOTTERY should be submitted to our Inspection; and we, whose Names are hereunto subscribed, having inspected the lame, do hereby, in pur-uance of the Directio•s of th, said Act, certify, that the sail several Aricles and Thing, composing the same, as specified in the Schedule to the said Act, have been completed aid finished %slits as much Art and Skill as, and in all Ropects equal in Point of Execution to, such Parts t'iereof as were completed and fin..hrd at the Time of passing the said Act: as Witness our Hands this Ist Day of May, 1812. PAUL. COLNAGHL • COLT t 1 MILNE. The TICKETS, price ,ev.. ss. each, are sellit at Dr THORN. TON'S, No. 1, Hin&-street, Manchester-square; where the GRAND PRIZE, and a specimen of the Wurks, may be seen: std the Tickets are al o on iale at the Lottery Offices in rown and Countty --To be drawn by the next State Lottery.— &berm.% Graes. ROBBERY IN HYDE PARK of f3BO. THIS Statement proves to be true, and on the person of a faithful servant, who had lived in service ntu twenty years, and was bringing I,i; saving from Bath to London, to assi.t himself .ird wife in a trade that they hail tuancnced frx themselves. The tru'h !seine kn , w.i to the Rey Dr RANDOLPH, he solicits the aid of the Benevolent to Joist, and has reques'ed subscriptions to be , received at Mr. Hatchard's, 190, Piccadilly, who will give any further particu lars. and will trar emit any trifle he may he favour -d with. The Advtrt'ser begs to return his grateful thanks for the sum d £lB already received. Ln CH I .0 MOND. JAMES MACFARLANE, isINKEEPER at Arro char, respectfully informs the Pubic, particularly Travel lers, who inten,l to take a view of tochlomond, and a tour to the Hebrides, by way of hive...try, that there is a new line of road trade in the parish of Arrochar, quite level along the side of the lake beneath these long steep pulls, which formerly prevented many from proceeding farther than Luse, so that the road front Dumbarton to the Inn at Arrochar, along the banks of lachlonitiod, is most delightful. Those who do not choose to go to Argyleshire, may return to Dumbarton by I.ochlong, where they will see romantic scenery, and by the Gairloch. where a fine view of the Duke of Argyle's Castle at Roseneath, Greenock and Port Glasgow, and the river Clyde, will open up to them. Travellers willing to go to the top of Benlomond, may sto' at lames Walker's, Ferryman at Inveruglas, where they wit! be accommodated with a stable, hay and corn for their horses . The Innkeeper en the opposite side, at Rowardennan, will provide these who desire it with horses, and a guide to the top of the hill. Lately published, in aro. with a fine Engravine, price I2a. THE GENEALOGY tit the ENGLISH -1-RACE HORSE, with Remarke on the present System of Breeding Dined-horses for the Turf, &c. and Instructions for the Manage ment of Eiood-mares and Colts; being the result of mauy years experienze on the Turf.—By H. MORLAND. London : Printed for Harding, 36, sr. James's -street. Thu day was published, By HARDING, S 6, St. James's-street, London, In Folin. Prier £3 Ss. HORTUS SICCUS GRAM[NEUS. or a Col lection of Dried specimens of BRITISH GRASSES, with Botanical lUustratiors.—By WILLIAM SALISBURY. London : Sold at the Botanic Garden. Brompton; and by J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS. OFFICERS may have every information, and see the Patterns estahl shed by the Commander in Chief, at Snows and Son's Military Establishment, New-street,Covent. Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped fir any Regiment in the 'Service, at twelve hours notice, and from 15 to in per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money, or Agent* acceptances only. FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION. TURK's PATENT COOKING APPARATUS DAILY IN USE, from Eleven to Four, At his FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, I RR, FLEET STREET. The pctu!lar qualities of the above Apparatus embrace every testis% improvement, and it Is so systematically arranged, as to be rendered suitable from a small to the most extensive Establish- Possessing every convenience for cooking, viz. Roasting, Wig, Stewing, Baking, &c. &c. the whole of which Is per formed by one small fire, and warranted to save two-thirds of Fuel The vessels are used without the least soil, by which mews they are rendered far more durable than those used over common Ranges. It is also a certain Cure for a Smoaky Chimney. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 14 °. 41 . LONDON WALL, opposite Moorgate End of Bethlens Hospital. CHEAP, DURABLE, AND IMPENETRABLE PAINTS. per Cwt. per Cwt. per Cwt. °II " Green I 745. White - 565. Lead Colour 565. Ibrk ditto 65%. Stone Colour 365. Black 565. loshilite ditto .50s. Chocolate 565. Red - 465. l 'rePoted Oil for the above, which posiesses great preserving qualities, ss. per Gallon. per Cwt. per Gall. per Gall. Sect Wh• Lead 521. I Linseed Oil ss. 6d. I Turpentine 71. 6d. Eeeend ditto 48s. Boiled Oil 6s. Od. THE above Paints are ground in Oil, and are par ticularly prepared for the painting of Park Palings, Brick and Plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, 'files, Slates, and Weather Boardiry, of every description, and for such purposes they ate unequalled, as they possess great durability, are a cure and preventive for tlic Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in the "Uwe climates. In addition to these advattages, they are very ornamental, and will cover a .surface considerably greater than any ether Paints, and more than twice as great as Coal Tar, over Which, and all preparations from Tar, they have a most decided su P triu 'itY ; via —first, in adhering so closely to any surface, that the power of the sun has no effect on them ;—secondly, they are • Ire rY easy of applic at i on, b e i ng use d w i t h t h e same B rus h es , an d la the same manner, as other Paiuts. G. Upton an d C o. most respectfully offer their than k s to t h e N ° Wit). Gentry, and the Public in general, for the very great leltronage with which they have been honoured ; and they also Inform Merchants Ship Owners, Captains, and Dealers hi Co. lours t th at they have large quantities of Stone Ochres, Spruce Ochres, Mineral Blacks, Reds, dcc. as well as all articles in the Colour Trade, prepared for use, of very superior qualities. Pi a N. B. These Paints dry nay soon, not being prepared with OiL SUPPLEMENT TO HARLEIAN MISCELLANY. In a few days will be published, is Royal 4to, price 9. is. .I'H E Ninth Volume of the HARLEIAN MIS CELLANY; a Collection of Scarce, Curious, and Enter taining Pamphlets and Tracts, selected from the Library of ED. WARD FUR Lay, sreond Farl of Oxford. A new Edition, with Notes and a Supplement, By IHOMAS I' •titK, F.S.A. _ _ London : Printt:d for Whi:e and C:,chratic, and J. Murray, Flret-strert ; and J. Harding St. Jatnrs's-%treet. LAYING OUT FARMS AND FARM BUILDINGS. This day were published, in Imperal Quarto, with Plates (some of them coloured) price £5 50. in boards, DESIGNS for LAYING OUT FARMS and FARM BUILDINGa in the Scotch Style,adapted to Eng land ; including an Account of the Introduction of the Berwick. shire Husbandry into Middlesex and Oxfordshire ; with Remarks on the Importance of this System to the general Improvement of Landed Property in England. By J. C. LOUDON, F. L. S. Illustrated by 38 Plates descriptive of Farm Buildings and Rural Improvements, recently executed by the Author. London : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's-street. This day was published, in BYO. price Ins. 6d. MICROCOSMOGRAPHY; or. a PIECE of the WORLD DISCOVERED; in Essays and Characters. By JOHN EARLE, D. D. Of Christ-Church and Merton Colleges, Oxford, and Bishop of SaUsbury.— I he Eleventh Edition. To which are added, Notes and r..n Appendix, by PHILIP Buss, Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford. London t Printed for John Harding, St. Jamees.street, and White and Cochrane, Fleet -street. Extract from the Monthly Review, for Feb. 181% " We recommend the perusal of this work to every class of readers, since it is in truth a store6heuse of wit and wisdom - - The old fashioned dress in which those acute strictures on human life appear, while it takes little or nothing from their intelligibility, adds much to their force and Ueel , neu. The notes are instructive, the Index is extremely useful, for it Is really astonishing how large a quantity of good matter is scattered up andZslow n the present duodecimo, and the appendix contains an ample store of bl*ck-letter information, and will introduce almost every reader to some new acquaintanties, who have singularity at least, if nothing else to recommend them. The life of the Bishop, and the list of his works, are particularly interesting." Justpublished, in 4to. with Twenty Plates, price sC2 Be. 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Johnson and Co. •• • The Publishers beg leave respectfully to stat e, t h a t havin g entered into new engagements for the future conduct of this Work, they feel warranted in pledging themselves not merely to a greater degree of regularity in the time of publication, bet also that the executive department shall be se filled, that the Work , may in no degree disgrace that bright period of the Series when' the ANNUAL RZOISTER was Older the immediate superinten• dence of that distinguished Statesman and eminent Writer, the late Mr. EDMUND BuaLe. The Volume for the Year 1811 is in a forward state, and will be published about Christmas next. '1 here yet remain a few Copies, complete in 52 Volumes, from 1759 to 1810 ; anhose who wish to complete their Sets may be supplied with any o f the former Vannes, price 18a. each. Ilia, 4th, 1818. A NEW PUBLICATION, Price Seven Shillings, neatly bound, A DICTIONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES, BY A JOCI ET I OF MAS TERS. 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London : Printed for'Mathews and Leigh, strand ; and sold by the booksellers in town and country. - PRESENT STATE OF CANADA. This day were published, in Oro. with a Map, price 19s. boards, T ETTERS from CANADA ; written during a . 1 - 4 Residence there, la the years 1806,1807, and 180$, chewing the present State of Canada, its Productions, Trades, Commercial Importance, and Political Relations. lilu.trative of the Laws, the Manners of the People, and the Peculiarities of the Couctry and Climate. Exhibiting also, tae Commercial Imponance of Nova - Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton ; and their in. creasing Ability, in Conjunction with Canada, to furni.h the ne cessary Supplies of Lumber and Provisions to our West India Islands.—By HUGH GRAY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. noner-nw. " These letters appear to be the result of much careful obser vatleo, and an written with gnat 'good muss. They mast be acceptable to , all who base any connection or intcre►t iu this pal t of the British Dominions, about which our information is t of very evensive. It is, on the wholei an entertaining, assa awn be a useful publicatios.*.British Critic s Algot, MO. SURREY, BARNESAGREEN, Eligible Houses,' with Gar Sens, and °Mc,. ' htc. sad Oardell Ground, in West Fteld ; Possetron at Miclutelmu next. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's,To-WOReow,.lune I I. at tWele.., in F vs Lets Lot 1. A C 0 I'Y HO LD EsT ATE. Il comprising a Ter , EU ihle RESIDENCE, sward on a Lawn, with Offices, Coach-house. and Stable, Ple . .surew ground, part walled, and planted with ebolee Fruit -trees, situate 41n Barnes-green, in possession of Mr. Aldrich. Lot LA Copyhold Estate, adjoining, consisting of a St.s.aatial Beck Resi•lctice. with Offices, Coach house, old Stables &c. Lawn, and Gardens, pan walled, and plau:ed with choice Fruit. trees ; t'.e whole in excellent order, and immediate Possession may he had. Lot 3. A Copyhold Estate, comprising a compact comfortable reiidence, wi.h )(Sze., Coac h-horse and Staid:. Yard, Pleasure Ground, and e..rtal Kitcto-n Gard-n, the principal part wailed a• d well-platred, situate on Barnes-green, in possession of Hugh War's, rstl. wh4:se term ex7lres at I ady-eay beat. Lot 4. An excellent Plot of Garden Ground. in West Field, to the parish of Pares, containing about two acres, the principal part laid out in a•paragns beds. &e. Lot S. A c.tpi!al Plot of Gat.len Orould, enclosed round by t h r tyl og quick fences, near 1 at 4, and abutting at the W. st end on White Hart-lane, lad tut in aspen, bs I..laera•lons of booseberries, and w e ll s toc ked w i t h c h o k e stand . rd fruit-trees; oth lots in possession of Mr Goodenough, who e term elp:res at I%liehielinas next. Mat be viewed au Mondays, Wednes,lays, and rt.days, from eleven to tom, by applying to Mr. Maple. Itarcies-fr• en, where Particulars may be had; and at the bun and thc King's Arm•, Mortlake; Talbot, Richmood; Sin: and Garter, IG•wr hr dg.; King's Arms, Putney ; Mr. 1141, Solicitor, Saltrrs' liall Cannon-street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD and BOVINGDON, HER I'S. Desirable Freehold and Cupy Erate, Farm-tlouse, Brick Cottage, and Bui'dlogs, and upward, of Eighty-fibe Acres of rich Meadow, Pa,ture. and Arable Land, principal part In a Ring fence. By Mr. ROBING. At Garraway',, To-atostanw, June 11, at Twelve, is Leta, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD La n d-tar redeemed. _ _ Lot 1. A Copyttoid Estate, equal to Fret:hal& line eaten, Moor End Farm, a compact Farm-House and 011oas, large Bern, l'art-shed, stable, Cow-house. Calf ens, Pig i teries, ke, an at complete repair, a good C;Arden, mid sonar" Enclosures of vela Meadow, Pa.t n re, and A a al)* Land, matzo& g upwards of 41 Acres, in a ring-f-nce, at Hemel Hempstead, mmtl i moue to the I.ondon and St Abell's roads. Lot Q. A Free °ld tvie4dow, containing one Acre and two Roods, shuate on the opposite side of the r+a•l ro Lot 1. Lot 3. A Compact Copyhold Estate, Coll Harbour Farm, situate on the tot of the hill on `hot liatlger Common, com manding beautiful and extrus've views of the coutyry, with a substantial Brick Cottago and Out-butldinga, gond Garden, Om chard, and Arable Land upwards of nine Acres and a h.de Lot. 4. A Compact Copyhold Estate, comprising three maws surer of rich Arable land, corra ning ;tine Acres, two Roods, d. tuate near Felden Farm, in the Hamlet of Bovingdon. Lot. 5. A Copyhold Estate, comprising two pieces of Arabi* Lind, containing one Acre, ten Poles, situate in Felden Commie Field, with a right of cum mm over the whole field. Posse !mina of Le wbole may be had under arrangements at Michaelmas next. The Lots are in the occupation of Mr.Thnnias I..lison, who will stew the same, and of whom Particulars shay be bad at the Sun, Hemel Hempstead; K.og's Arms, berkl.amp tear]; George, A ) lesbstry ; Red Lion, Wycombe; Whire Horse, Usbrisige ;--. Essex Arms, Watford White Hart, Edgeware, and St. Alban's; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Salisbury-square; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Robins, Warwick street, Guldens square, where a Plat of the Estate may be recs. HERTS.—Eligible Residence, Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, a abort distance from Wvford, and opposite Lashio. ' bury Park, roomy Cottages, GU%IrII4I, &e. By Mr. kOBINS, At Garraway's, 'I *woe aow, June 11, at Tweve, A VALUABLE COPYHOLD ES t'ATE of A• Inheritance; comprising a very Desirable FAMILY RE. SIDENCE, contains, in the Upper Storey. a large Store-room, and three servants Bed-rooms, five excellent Chambeer, a Dressing. room, Closets, atm On the Ground Strrey. au entrance -hall, spacious Dining-parlour, handmmie bowed Drawing-teeny Da !wary, large ClosAs, principal and secandaryytslrcase, Ike. well p!annrd Offices of ail descriptions, and plenty of sac. Bent Water, Brew-house, Coach-house, and Stables, Farm-yard and Build ir ga ; the whole have been lately altered aid improved, at a confider able expence, and now in the most complete order ; *anal r. Grounds, tastefully laid out, and dry Gravel-walks ; Excellent Garden, part Wailed, mid planted w.ih choice Fr..it-trees ;—and Mem'ow Land and Cottages, the whole neer . I'welve Arres ; within a quarter f a mile of Wavord, sit thewsad to B, stead, Rickmanswortb, and St. Albasa's ; and Fifeen an les front London, a nuist respeciable n. ighbosrbood, good roaus, in ad directions, and near Cap tat Markets. May be viewed, with Tickets, by applying to S Southern, the C:ar lener at Mr. Anger's, where Paramour a may be had : at the Essex Arms, Watford; Swan, Rickatansweath ; 'Whim Hut, Edgeware, and St. Alban's ; of Messrs. 1t..-sse tale. Ale:. ander, and Hahne, solicitors, New Inn ; at Ga rawae's ; and a Mr. Robins, sliusvick-street. Oold.n- aqua r wiser. 'racets tor viewing may be had, and a Phil and Elrea ion sat THE GLORY OF IRELAND. Tbfs day was published, in One handsome Vol. Ito. with a beau tiful Pon rait of BRIAN, King of Ireland, price i 6s. io boards, (Dedicated by permission to the Pal mcs warm) THE EMERALD ISLE. , ,—A Poem.--With Notes, Histor'eal and Btoeraphlcal. By CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq. of Friuiry College, Dublin, Barnett:- it Law. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mal; and Pu•l_r, Col lege-green, Dublin.—Al,o, in One Vul. 4to. with four Plates from the Life, price Ws rid. ur coloured 141.1 n boards, Petticoat Louse. A Fragntentary."l - ale of the Castle." This day was published, price Ss. in coloured boards, HINTS on the LAWS :Ind CUSTOMS AN CIENT and MODERN NATIONS respecting Marriage, Marriage Ceremonies, Polygamy the Purchace ~f Wives, Di vorce, Adultery, Celibacy, the...Di *sent of Property, I.ibel, Scan dal, Rape, S duction, Fornication, Prostitution. and a variety . of other tines, with a Sketch of the Condition of Women among all Nations, from the earliest period to the present time. By a Gentleman of the Middle l'emple. Printed for Sherwood, bitely, and Jones, Peterno•er-row ; and Wilson, mg, Cornhill. UNDtt Tut IltlittDlATt PATRONAOt Or THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF WESTMINSTER. To be published by qubscript ion, TWO COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, 20 inches by 15, with descriptive Letter-Pretty, of the PROCES SION and CEREMONY of the INSTALLATION of the KNIGH.I S of •he BA IH, in Westminster Abb. , y, on the Ist of lire, 1812, from Droorimos by Mr. FREDERICK NASH.— Price to the first three hundred Su►scribers, Tulles GUINEAS THE PAIL; aster that number they will be advanced to Funs GUINEAS. The money to be paid on delivery. Subscribers' Names are received at ACISERMANN'S RtrOSITOIfir or ARTS, ST a AND, or may be transmitted through all the Print and Book sellers in the United Kingeom. PLYMOUTH.. At the London Tavern, Foxhole Street, Plymouth, on Friday, th• 19th instant, as twelve, I HE beautiful copper-bottomed Brig le GRAND JEA N BART. Admeasures &bop; 980 tond.—This most desirable and firmly-constructed Brig was built at Et. Maloes, about six months since, under particular inspection. She sails remarkably fast, is pierced for 18 guns, has good accommodations and a large hold. Her model is particularly hand , ome, with • figure head. he is well calculated for the Mediterranean or any other Trade, where dispatch is an object; and, being with bee stores in the best possible condition, might be sent to sea imam. ctiately.---Alter which will be sold, all her Cues and Warhk• Stores, Provisions, &c. And then The handsome copper-bottomed Schooner YOUNG CARO. LINE. Admeasures about 140 tons —1 his is a wolisbutk fast sailing vessel, with good capacity for stowage, war laud in store; and requires but a small outfit for any voyage. The above Vessels strvre captured by his Majesty's frigate Se. miramis, Charles Richardson, Esq. Captain, and are regularly condemned as prizes. For Inventories or further particulars, apply to Mr. THOMAS COIL Georse-str: of, Ply:mess Plymouth, June 1, 1212. • PLYMOIJ 1 ff. By Virtue of a Commission froth the idigh Court of Admiralty of England, addressed to Thema+ Cold, Esq. • At the London Tavern, Fah°le-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th instant ' at twelve. T HE good fast-sailing Sch ooner GENERAL PA LAFOL Dimensionst—Lengtb, 73 feet; breadth, Ret 31 inches; depth, 9 feet la inches; admeasures 134:c9-94 tons.—She is a handsome well-built serviceable vessel, copper e d and eopper-fastened, sails remarkably fast, pier ced for it guns; has a figure head, good accommQdatiorts, w, I stow a large eariro, and is well deserving the attentii n of pers.ns in want 4 , 1 such a Schooner: captured by h.s Majesty's toip Amelia, the Fronostlw able Frederick Paul rity, Capiam, rad sloe. oondetuned as pines After width will be • About 85 la foot Deals, and suncry Warfare =dacha Stone, leaded from the said Vess el. fgas kroaststeles or other partien'srs, apply 1 ao midi Caw ,fiskdkaws, Glaorgo-otairip 11110 Mil. ADMIRALTY-OPPICII, May 28, Idi SA N OTICE it hereby given, That a Sersion of Oyer and Terminer aged Goal Delivery, for the Trial e Vanes eafritted es else High Seas, within the joriedieiw (04 Admiralty of lag/aid, will be held at Joutieo Hail, is the Old Bliley, Loam, MI Friday the 264 of June mum * at eight o'eloei is the seoraiNg. J. W. CROICBR. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Jute 3, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA• JESTra ORDNANCE, do her* Ow Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the t 4th day of June next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COALS for service of this Department, for a period of One Year. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's Main, or Dighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness' and will be required to be delivered free of every expence, except the King's duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft, at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any Port or place in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal Officers ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon applicr ion at the Secretary's Office in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endoraed " Proposals fur Coals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretory. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. 'lbis slay was published, prce 2s. Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DI-EASE, and its dreadfol consequences, as Strictures, DeWitt), Ulcerattions, dm and that weakness and de rangement of the Generative Organs which impa rs the conssiLsi Lion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a sateguard against em• pyricism in this practice, so fats. 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 Home, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square.