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• • ). 1111' It4b * l * I 1 NUMBER 8136. Mr. BOLOGNA, JUNIOR'S, MECHANICAL EXHIBITION i AT THE SANS PAREIL THEATRE, STRAND. MR. BOLOGNA, Jun. respectfully informs his Friends and the Public, that his Mechanical Exhibition will re-open this present FRIDAY, April 2d, and every WED NESDAY and FRIDAY during Lent, at the above Theatre, when a variety of New Pieces of Mechanism, which have been long in preparation, will be brought forward in addition to his itin3l Entertainments; the two astonishing ROPE DANCERS, the TURKISH ORACLE, OMBAES CHINO'S. In which will be introduced a Hornpipe Dancer; also a Grand Display of HYDRAULICS.—Doers open at Six and begin at Seven. Boxes 4s. Pit Gallery Is. Second Price at Half.pagt Eight. OPENING OF THE PAPYRUSEUM. Under the immediate Patronage of the Most Noble the Marchio ness of WELLINGTON, and the Right Hon. the Countess of LIMLEPOOL. MRS. ABE RDEIN has the honour of announcing that in consequence of the highly favourable opinions with which her compositions have been honoured in private, by many persons of quality, eminently distinguised in the first circles of Taste and Fashion, and by several of our first Artists, she has been induced to venture upon a public Exhibition—she therefore begs leave respectfully to solicit the attention of the Nobility and Gentry, of the Amateurs and Patrons of Art, to her PAPYRU SEUM, or Assemblage of Historical, Domestic Horticulture and Landscape Compositions in Paper. This Assemblage at once novel in its plan, and unique in its - execution, comprises upwards of Eighty Specimens in plain and in colours among which are an allegorical group Imitative of Sculpture rel ating to his Majesty and the Prince Regent—A Temple of Fame erected in honour of the Marquis of Wellington—a Bath and Cascade—A Funeral Temple, 'kith allegorical Figures, sacred to the memory of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval—A Parthon—A Funeral Tem ple, sacred to Nelson—A Cottage Ornee—Maria's Tomb— Gypsty Wedding--. The Tulip Tree, &c. &c. he Exhibition of the Papyruscum will commence on Satur day, the Sd of April, at No. 19, Frith-street, Soho and call con tinue open every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten till Five.— Admission 4.0. 6d.-i-Descriptive Catalogue 6d. LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. DR. MERRIMAN, Physician Accoucher to the above Hospital and the Westminster General Dispensary, will recommence his COURSE of LECTURES on MID WIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on Monday, April sth, at half-past Ten o'Clock. Particulars may be obtained at Dr. Merriman's House, No. 26, Half-Moots-street, Piccadilly; and of Mr. Clayton, Apothecary, at the Middlesex Hospital. SALAMANCA. This day was published, in S Vols. 12mo. price 15s. AHERO of SALAMANCA; or, The Novice ISABEL. A Novel. By H. M. MORIARTY, Author of "Brighton in an Uproar, " &c. etc. &c. Published for the Author, by John Souter, No. 1, Paternoster row, London. MR. ACKERMANN begs leave to inform the Public, that the First Subscription to the HISTORY of OXFORD is completed; and that the Price for further Sub scribers will be 16s. per Number, according to the Conditions published in the original Prospectus. Subscriptions-received at R. Ackermann's, 101, Strand, Lon don ; and at all the Book and Print Sellers in the United Kingdom. April Ist, 1813. This day was published, B 7 Thomas Underwood, SP, Fleet-street, London; D. Sehaw and Son, and A. Black, Edinburgh, THE SCOTISH REVIEW, NUMBER VIII. Price Six Shillings ••••••CON T ENTS.—Windbam's I .fe and liptechea—Colman's Poetical Vagaries—Woodbouie's Astrono my—On the British Constitution—Gales Tragedies—Mawe's ravels in Brazil—Ailtin's Ltves of Selden and Usher—Davy's Chemistry—Howell's State 'trials—State of Prisons in England, &c.—M‘Ciie's Life of Knox—Scott's Rokeby—Literary Notices —List of New Publications—lndex. ••• 'f he Seven prcceding Numbers are also on sale as above, forming three handbume Svo. volume% g.„. Number IX. will appear in May. ROYAL BOTANICAL LOTTERY. 10,000 PRIZES. CIA RROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 7, Corn hill,‘,.." and No. 26, Oxford -street, respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, the above Lottery will be drawn (by the Authority of Government) the 6th of MAY NEXT, and when it is considered this will be the only opportu nity of obtaining these valuable Works, the Price of a Ticket, which i. now only £2. ss. will, no doubt, be much increased before the Drawing. There are 20,000 lickets,of which 10,000 are Prizes! Schemes, with Particulars, to be had gratis. IICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. rcspect fay infcrm the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will curnmence drawing the 6th of MAY next. The Scheme cun taiL• more Prizes than Blanks, including 3 -of - - £20,000 I 4 - -of - - £2,000 3 - - - - 10,000 I 6 - - - - 1,000 &c. &c. &e. Schemes with Particulars may be had gratis at the Offices of PICFIARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. the corner of Bank Buildings, COrilhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, where Tickets and Shares are selling in a.variety of Numbers. VERY TICKET will be a PRIZE on the SIXTH MAY, in the STATE LOTTERY, containing MORE PRIZES thau BLANKS ; besides the fallowing CAPITALS : £20,000 I 0,000 £2n,000 I £lO,OOO .t'20,00 0 £lO,OOO Etc. &c. &c. TICKETS' and SHARES are selling in great variety by WEBB, Stock-Broker, 17, Ludgate-street, near St.Vaul's, who shared and sold in the Last Lottery, 5,533, a Prize of £:,000, and Ten Capitals in the year, amounting to £34,500. Persons In the Co::ntry may be supplied with Tickets and Shares uron the sane Terms as it present, by sending their Or ders, post-paid, to WEBB's Office. • MORE -PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN THE S l'A'l'E LOTTERY WHICH BEGINS DRAWING 61 11 MAY, AND ON THAT DAY EVERY TICKET I.3tA.WN WILL BE A PRIZE. SCHEME. Prizes. Value. Total Value. of .ezo,ooo are AGo,ooo • 3 10,000 30,000 4 2,000 8,000 6 1,060 ..... 6,000 £OO 4,000 10 300 3,000 15 200 3,000 100 ......... 2,000 40 SO ......... 2,000 10,030 ....-... 40, 20, &c. 82,000 The Brit-drawn 1,000 Blinks, £2O each; The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £lO each. First-drawn Prize above see°, SECOND DAY, .C 20,000 First-drawn Prize al , ove I:40, THIRD DAY, £lO,OOO 10,159 Prizts, and only 20,000 Tickets. The above Scheme is adapted to every Class of Adventurers, as more than One Half of all the Tickets and Shares bought (on an average), WILL BE PRIZES, besides their Chance for Al.l. the CAPITALS. Tickets and Shares are Selling by T. BISH, the Contractor, at his fortunate Offices, 4, Cprnhlll, and 9, Cha ring Cross, Lon don.: • e • Persons in the Country who fi nd any difficulty in getting supplied wi.h Tickets, Shares , or Schemes, of the Agents, are desired to tend their Ordero direct to the Contractor as above. FRIDAY, ARPIL 2, 1813 41111111R41L7T-OFFICE, March g 7, 1813. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS f or executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireladd, do hereby give Notice, That his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been gra ciously pleased by his Order in Council of the 4th instant, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to direct that the fol lowing Regulation, should be substituted for the Tenth Re gulatlor in respect to the Half Pay of Chaplains of his Ma jesty's Fleet, established by his Order in Council of the 4th March, 1812, viz. " That Chaplains now serving in the Navy, who may upon 46 due examination be deemed proper to be continue 4, shall be " allowed the full time they tray have served, not exceeding, " however, in any ease, Eight Years, and sutject to the conditions " of the Second Regulation, established by his Royal Highness's " Order in Council of the 4th March, 11112. The time to be " allowed beyond that period, to commence from the date of " his Royal Highnen's said Order in Council ;" And further, " That the Payment of Chaplains not serving in sea-going Ships, " bet attending occasionally the Prison, Hospital and Convales " cent Ships, shall be regulated by the Lords Commissioners of " the Admiralty, according to the extent of the Duty to be per " formed." By Command of their Lordships, 3. W. CROKER. GENE. TWO HUNDRED WHEREAS, - suspected to the Leeds Mail, betwf Monday Evening, the prebend, or cause him Reward of ONE HUI ment for Trial, and the POUNDS upon his Con , By Command The said HUFFEY Trade a Cabbet-makf appearance, 5 feet 8 or very upright, has thin' pale complexion, light with the small pox in Lase distance from each other; I voice, is mild in manners, known at all the Police Offices. lle had formerly served returned about tea years • About four years ago Bailey, and ordered ti made his escape. About twelve months _ ed at Stockport, and tried this escape, and sent back He afterwards robbed ately proceeded to London chaises ; and In two of hended in Surrey, and Assiz.. - 3 1811, for beint From thence he arain ►ies of Cambridge, Hut tic name of WALLIS, of October last. It is not known where at the Bull's Head, in Br diately afterwards, and Swan Inn, in Birmingham, and proceeded the next otherwise called Oxford verhampton, where Br: opportunity to quit the Huffey White was of Mame on Saturday the ' Richard Haywood. White wa2 dressed in Waistcoat, Blue Pantaloons, Isis Neck. Haywood teas dressed and a Yellow Belcher H 5-Feet 10-.lnches Pox. Two f their ColllfrollollS, cured, in whose 'Possession Lack, aadforciag Doom LINEN AT a numerous FAC was, and end co•rroN TRAD, Cheaoide, on Tuesday Mr. It( RESOLVED, 1. 1 hat it has become tection of the Public means should be taken t ion of the numerous 2. %that these pract: tiotis Linen tended Sala of EMerchar ceptions. 3. That various person( Agents to Linen Cony- Public, that these iictf car. ied on under lictitiot ignorant of the busimss. 4. That many persons and disreputable goods' at the various new Aut manifest injury of the 5. That other persint alFo the dress and charae practised impositions to a yam families, of washed-out Linen, made up to resembl foreign Linen, which ." recently put up to Sale, siderable quantities of • in London and its vich 8. That a large qualm same persons, amountir Auction Mart on FritLs) the entire property of stanley and Son, who 1. That it is evident mannner, subject to a ' expences, must obtain of *: lade, and where tht 8. That among other vending inferior and disrepi preciate the manufactures of which has been the grea 9 That an immediate of fraud and deception dent to remedy the evy Legislature for that pur le. That the Coniniii ber last, be empowered take the most active meat into effect. That a Subscription expepces. That Mr. WAITIIBIA That the Thanks of his impartial conduct. JSTONE's Impro' • nufactured and I kose inestimable Artit the kind that has yet beet vessels the most impureVi as Crystal, being divested with which waters are generally terogeneous matter incorporated • of animals, persons batten& manufactories, &c. T and render it pleasant it wards.—bold also, by street, Wapping. H' KINS and ESSENCE of COi requests of their customers, No. 79, Great Titchneld-street, 16, Great Winchester-streeo - of sale: Needham and Lion-street, Pentonville , Biddle, Bemers-street, opposite 1, Sackville-street, Piccadilly causeway; and J. Austin. in half pint bottles, each the respective kinds, Tim 2s. 6d. A tea-spoon-fr with sugar and cream, stantly make a cup of perfuctly moor, and without CHELSEA HOSPITAL, MARCH 31, 1813. THESE are, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and others Commissioners for managing the affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chekea, to give notice, That his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to command that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, re►ident in Lon don, or wit! in twenty-five miles thereof, who have been dis charged from their regimems as private men, as well from the Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry of the Line, as from the Mi litia and Fencibles, the Out Pensioners from the late Horse Guards, and Horse Grenadier Guards,the Life Guards, and Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, such men as by the Hospital Books are now more than fifty-five years of age, or had served twenty four years in the Cavalry, or twenty-one years In the Infantry, previously to their discharges, those who have lost a limb, or their eyesight, or are cripples, or who received a certificate of their total unfitness for farther service, from any of the Officer, employed at the general examination of Out Pensioners in the year 1805, (those who arc at present in the receip: of a pension exceeding one shilling per diem, or those actually serving In the embo.lied Militia excepted), do personally and regimentally ap. pear with their instructions and certificates of admission, at the said Hospital on the respective days undermentioned and ap pointed for them, according to their several rates of pension, when and where attendance will be given from nine, o'clock in the morning till three in the afternoon, in order that such of them as on examination shall be fit, may be sent to a Veteran Battalion, viz.— On FRIDAY, the 9th of APRIL, rue Pensioners at 'id. per day, from the ist Regiments of Dragoon Guards to the 7th Dragoon Guards. Tho%e front the Ist Rtgiment of Dragoons with the remaining Regiments of Ca. valry. Those from the Foot Guards, Ist Regiment of Foot, to the brith inclusive. On SATURDAY, the 10th of APRIL, Those at 6d. per day, from the 57th Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; also the Pensioners at 9d. per day, from the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, with those from the sus eral Regiments of Cavalry. On MONDAY, the 12th of APRIL, Those at 9d. per day, from the Foot Guards, and the Ist Re g'ment of Foot Guards to the 83d inclusive. On TUESDAY, the 13th of APRIL, Those at 9d. per day, from the 84th Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments or Corps ; those at Is per day, from the Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, with all those from the several Regiments of Cavalry, as likewise the Pensioners from the Ist and Coldstream Regiments of Guards. On WEDNESDAY, the 14th of APRIL , - Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regiment of Font Guards, with these from the tat Regiment of Foot to the 64th inclusive. On 'll-lURSDAY, the'lsth of APRIL, Those at Is. per day, from the 65th Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps, with those of the several Regiments of Militia at sd. per day. His Royal Highness is farther graciously pleased to order, that all the said Private Men found fit for service, shall be considered as entitled to pay from the respective days of their appearance, ha pursuance of this order, and that none shall be required to serve in any other corps than a Veteran Bat talion; and that every man found fit for duty, shall, on his joining the Battalion to which he shall be appointed, re receive a Bounty of Xi. ss. or so much thereof as shall remain, after supplying him with proper necessaries, and that those who , on examination, are found unfit for duty, s hall be dismissed with proportionate subsistence to carry them back to their homes, estimating the same from the time of their leaving their places of residence. - - His Royal Highness is farther pleased to declare, that every Private Out-Pensioner received in conformity to this order into a Veteran Battalion, whose Out-Pension is at present under 9d. per day, aball be entitled, when discharged therefrom, to have his Pension increased to that rate, rovided he be recommended by his Colonel, or Commanding Officer, as deserving of his Ma jesty's Royal Bounty. And it is hereby notified, that all the Private Out-Pensioners resident in London, or within twenty-five mils thereof, dis charged us aforesaid, (except as before excepted) who shall not appear, and be examined at the times herein appointed, will be considered as otherwise provided for by Government, or us dead, and they will accordingly be struck off the Books of the Oat-Pension of the said Hospital. AUST, Secretary and Registrar. - - 7* •I i -a , ss„:{ l .„" . • 'ealee' -' P , . .S - T,/ •. is , siciVoi 7 . • N. i ( " 2: 6 • f"( . '''' 't . N ' • • 0 4 .. ... $ . 3. . --' - PRZcR SEEPBNCII-11ALPPEN Kr. water --. ... ERAL POST-OFFICE, FEB. 9,1813. NEXT OF KIN OF MRS. MARY ROBARTS. SIDRED POUNDS REWARD. wBAhnR was TS, ofr before George IF any Descendants of t h e l ate Mn. MARY RO. HUFFEY WHITE is strongly and l ed ard t; m Tow rio r r ibli 'm Hto ir o ho i so scliedSlika in 1774, have been concerned in the Robb e ry o f shall make an application to Mr. Cis, ititonsepes-I.____ l et, Bu r r 11. es St. Edmund's, Suffolk, they may bear of semithing to their ad. seen Kettering and Higham Ferren on : 26th of Ovelser last : whoever shall ' ap- vait age. t m to be apprehended, will be paid a INDEED POUNDS upon his Commit- WANTED, a MESSMAN, f or a R eg i ment o f he further Reward of ONE HUNDRED the Line, *tattooed In England. Proposals , post paid, to Conviction. be sent to A. B. Post-Office, Battle. WANTS a SITUATION to go ABROAD; I and of the Postmaster General. FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. deal with Noblemen and Geptiernen of this country, as Valet, . , Y WHITE is a Native of London, by a Native front Germany, aged 38 ; has travelled a great ' Stc. and flatters himself to be perfectly competent to fill that alma& ter, about 35 or 36 years of age, of good I or 9 inches high, stoutish made and stands I legs, brown hair, broad or f u ll forehead, (ion any where,—Ali ne a ddr esse d to A. B . N o. 25, Georgeeitrest, Portman- square, will be duly attended to. • grey eyes, and little eye brows • is marked s laz er g ; e h P is it n ti ose det t3n in s u th p e . s H k e in has , a;ld a se:a s : 3ll in; 1 - 1) •EA L INDIA C PU O B I I-3 1 C 'O SALE- N STOCKINGS , telling ! nets, and does not talk much. He is Ws.ll JLE, off without rest owe, with a quantity of White a n d Bl ac k Teed some years ea beard the Hulks, and e Offices. SILK STOCKINGS, and some curious White and fancy-eoloured French Kid GLOVF.S, at the following prices, viz. White or ars since. • Brown Cotton at Is. 6d. a pair; Fine ts. Super 35.; Etas 31.6 d. gob*g he was capitally convicted at the Old me s toc ki er with Cotton F eet 66. ad. all 611 k 7s. 6d. eery en- noes 10s. Good Gleres Is. a pair upwards.—Pieeae to be transported for life, but afterwards the after this conviction be was a cular in the name and number, th a t y ou ma y not b e i mposed ppre hend- .upon.--RADFORD's, No. 52, Cbeapside. tried and convicted at Chester Assizes for back to the hulks, but again escaped. FOR SALE, AT THE CUSTOMHOUSE, EASTBOURNE, red the Paisley Union Bank, and immedi - On Monday next, at Two o'Clock in th e Af ternoon , nidon by the way of Edinburgh, in post- , r HE FOLLOWING GOODS, i n Sundry I , .• tor three days after his arrival, was appre- LOTS, viz. od tried .tod convicted at Kingston Lent About•l6s Gallons of Brandy, / to 2 and 15 p er t ent . over proo f. 1g at lar3r, and was sent to the hulks. Samples of the above Good.. may be had on the morning of tall I in essa i rd, and has since been in the coon- Day of Sale.—..C2s per Cent. D e p o sit w ill b e requ i re d Metingdun, and Northampton, passing by 1 S, until the Robbery of the - Leeds Mail the CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.—TO BE SOLD, 3189 O AKS , 857 ASHES, 33 ELMS, an d 92 i 1 'ere he has been since, except that he was , ‘.., A BELES ; s:anding on Sudeley Manor, Winch& Bread -street, fur two or three day s inin i e- moire, Gloucestershire. The Oak Ti m b er i s we ll h ea d e d, an d I ml then went to B a th. H e sl e pt at the mostly fit for the Navy. With a large proportion of PLANK 1 I ham, on Sunday, the £4th of January list, STOCKS, and some of very large dimensions. Most of the Ash $ next day in company with Robert Brady, is remarkably good.—The greater part of the Timber stands in a • • ird Bob, in the Shrewsbury Mail to Wol- situation to be carried off n ith convenience, and within one or lrady was apprehended, and White took the two miles of Wiocbcombe, from whence a Turnpike Road leads to Coa.ch. to Tewkesbury, and it may be carried thence on the Severn, &c. March 29, 1813. to any pan of the Kingdom. at Bristol in the last week, and escaped from For a view of the '1 imber, apply to Mr. Wrilliein Ireland, at k . r 27th iia. rasa Noon, in company with one Sudeley Lodge, near Winchcombe ; and to treat fur the same, to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Arwood, Salisbury. r 'a a,„„Nue under Coat, with gilt Buttons, White Loss, and a rellow .Bekher Handkerchief about ISLE OF WIGHT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES WITH APPRO• .sed in a Light loose Great Coat (had no Hat) PRIATE TYTHES. rlandisrehief. He is about 35 or 26 Tears of TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, high, Stoat made, and is pitted with the Small By Messrs. TUCKER and PiITIS, At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of Wight, on Thursday, Talon:, Birkett sad John Goodman, goers re- the 29th April next, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, wiles* on Arts was fund every apparatus for sparing previously diepused of by private Sale, of which due notice S. will be given, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE * AND COTTON TRADE. ii. with the Impropriate or ReCtoriel Tythes thereof, tom. • .s MEETING of MERCHANTS, prising in the whole about 145 Acres, divided into Sit Farms, ad TRADERS, concerned In the LINEN with the requisite Buildings to each, and let to respectable Te. eDE, held at the New London Tavern, :mots at very improvable Kent*, now amour.ting to upwards of ay, the 23d of March, 1813, £7OO per Annum. LOT HWELL in the Chair, The above Evates, which lie together in a Ring Fence and form a complete Property, are situate hi the Parish of Carts- on e highly necessary, as well fur the pro- brook, within about icor miles of Newport, and will be ma as the fair Trader, that the most effectual in Six Lots. ~, 11 for the detection, exposure, and preven- To be viewed till the Sale by application to the respective frauds and impositions daily practised. Tenants, and prio ted Particulars may be had of Messrs. Clarke* tice, are chiefly carried on by means of fed(- and Sewell. Newport, (where a Plan may be seen); of Mr. E. •• es—Mock Amnions—Auction Marts—pre- W. Shepheard, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; to either of :bents and Bankrupts Effects, and oilier de- whom application for purchase by private contract may be made; at the Hotel, R)de; Vice inn, Cowes; George, at Yarmouth ; ersons, falsely representing themselves as , Dolphin, at Somliamptott ; Angel, at Lymiegton ; at the Place npanies, renders it necessary to inform the I of Sale; and of Mersr.,. Tucker and Pittis, the Auctioneers, tlthms Companies are in several instances Newport. i s t 55. ious names, as well as by peons, totally TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, • . ores are in the habit of purchasing inferior At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on F r id ay , Is for the purpose of disposing of the same the 9th day of April next, at No o n, uction Marts, and Muck Auctions, to the THE Schooner EXPERIMENT, of B a lti m o re . Public and fair Trader. 1 Dimensions (per American Register), ;ins under assumed names, and assuming length - 80 ft. 0 in. I Depth - 8 ft. 6 in. oaracter of Naval Officers, have nut only Breadth - 22 0 I Admeasures 131 Tons coppered. to a considerable extent, by the sale to eri- Baltimore built, iails remarkably swift, (commissioned as a r died-out Irish Linen, and Scotch Table l e tter-of-marque) was captured after a v e ry l ong c h ase b y his memble, and stated to be Russia and other Majesty's ship Roves, F. Easeiwe Locat, Esq. Commanders they pretend to have smuggled, but have She is in good condition, well found in stores, and may be le, within the space of eight days, very con- sent to sea at a very moderate expense of outfit—will be free of • ' the said Linens at various Public Auctions duties to the purchsser,andthereforeparticularlyworthyettendea s inity, under the same false representation. Immediately afterwards her Cargo : amity of the said goods, belonging to the 62 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Rice. :Mg to about aCtioo, was actually sold at the 120 Bales Sea Island Cotton. alay the 6th instant, as 1 , Foreign Linens, F or I nventor i es or C a t a l ogues o f Vessel and Cargo, apply to a Hambro' Merchant," by Messrs. Win- James Sykes, Esq. Arundel street, London ; where samples wig were themselves ignorant of the deception. be shewn six days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, or other nt the persons selling goods in the above information apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sous, Merehauts, Plr L heavy auction duty, commission, and other mouth. t a much higher price, than in the fair way Al so , The Bri g EXPECTATION, b u il t a t Phil a d e l p hi a, 06 I the Vender is responsible for the quality, the best materials, and coppered, ter evil consequences, these practices, by Dimensions per Antedean Register: ' • disreputable Articles, tend us injure and de- Length 90 feet 3 inches Breadth 23 feet ? inches. ures of the country, the superior excellence Depth " 11 9 Admeasures 210 Tons. great source of national prosperity. Has a.Woman Figure head, is a very handsome model. sills ate stop ought to be put to such a system very fast and is well found in stores. Also her cargo consisting a ; and if the existing laws be found insuffi- of 439 Bales and Bags of New Orleans Cotton, evil, application ought to be made to the Captured by and condemned as Prize to H. M. S." BRITON, irpose. Sir TUOSIAS STAIWLS Captain. . . nittee appointed on the 224 day of Septem- .—.....- ! al to add to their number, and requested to Also, I , teasures to carry the object of this Meeting The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (par American Register): • $ i nbe entered into to defray the necessary Length - 82 ft. 2 in. I Depth - 12 ft. al in. 1' Breadth - 24 7 Admeasures 215 Tons. JAN be appointed Treasurer. Has a figure head, is a well constructed Merchan t V es s e l, well 1. . RICHARD ROTHWELL. found in stores, suited for general purposes, and requires very 2 ['this Meeting be given to the Chairman for little outfit to perform a foreign voyage. Afterwards, part of her Cargo, consisting of J 100 Bales New Orleans COTTON. proved WATER FILTERS, ma- Captured and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ships 1 sold No. 1, Sackville-street, Piccadilly.— COLOSSUS and 14.111 N. tides will be found superior to any thing of inventories and Catalogues of the' Expectation and Print, and e• en offered to the Public, as through these Cargoes, may be bad at Messrs. John Jackson and Co. New reWater will become by percolation Clear Broad-street, London, where samples of the latter will be esbi- :ed of all the injurious and putrid particles bited six days preceding the Sale. : generally impregnated by the mass of be- For viewing and further Information, apply to Messrs. Haw. orporated with them, trom the dead carcases ker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth: stbmg, the c• mmon sewers, the different ....-- l'hey also soften the hardest Spring Water, Also, for Exportation, for Washing. Price One Guinea, and up- 18 Pipes and two Casks Malaga Wine, appointment, by J. J. Church, 188, High- ex Trend* Brodre, stranded at this port, on her voyage from Ma. ; lags ; samples whereof may be tasted, at Messrs. Sampson, Sharp, and Bastard, Merchants, London, six days preceding the sale.-. end DUNN, Manufacturers of the : Viewing, tasting, and further information, may be obtained, by 'OFFEE, in compliance with the numerous applying to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. mers, have, in addition to their warehouses, eld-street, No. 3, Hoxt on-square, and No. Also, the Brig COFFEE PLANTER; foreign-built—has a street, City,appointed the following places )titish register, is coppered , has a figure.head and quarter. I Co. No. 47, Ludgate-bill ; and 70, WhiteelThadges, sails very fast, and is well found. : .le ; W. Keen, 122, Aldersgate-street ; R. Dimensions I opposite the ikiddlesex Hospital ;J. Stone, • Length, •. 73 ft. 11 In. Depth, - 10 ft. 71 I n . iccadilly ;J. Whistance, 9, Newington. 1 Breadth, •22 ft. 10 7 I Admeasures 151 tons. tin, 24, Clare.street, Clare-market. Sold Has lately delivered 143 Tons of Goods, from Sicily, at the Poet :h equal to 18 ounces of the best Coffee of :of Dublin; is a very handy and desirable vessel for the Spanisb, 1 . 'urkey lis. 6d. Bourbon 35.64.; Plantation ; Portugal, and Newfoundland Trades, and may be sent to Sea I. ' Full of this Essence put into a coffee-cup hinnsedately. k• ( and filled up with boiling water, will in-' Pot Inventories, Viewing, and further Information, apply a t the .' , strong coffee, of a moot superisir flavour, Counting - house o mewl. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Ply- , I ;bout the Wet sediment. mot Ah. JOHN IaWSCOMNI,E, Broker. 1 . , OFFICE OF ORDN. 4 AC E, March 15, 1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the sth day of April next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRON CROWS, PINCHING and TAMPEON BARS, and varlouc other Articles of Iron Manufacture, for service of this Depart ment, for a period of Three Years, determinable on the expira tion of One Year, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti culars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mal, aforesaid,any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Pro posals for Iron Crows, &c.;" but no l'roposal can be admitted after the said sth day of April, at 12 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, Secretary.