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NTIMRAt .329 • . SATURDAY, NO' OFFICE OP ORDNAIVVII, October 27 ,ittbs. trlit PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HI,F M 4. JESTI", ORDMINC2, de loreby give Notice, *AtES 1,3 t AtCTION. At the Neenitoyal Hetet, Goole time, tlllystonth, on Mk t the 19th day of November twain, - AK THE fast•ailing Lugger SPECULATOR. ' 4 lll2d — lF .1. WA INIA N , Muter. DIMENSION". Length • . . 04 R. S Inches. • aresdeit • - ,t 7 ft. 2 inches. • Dflith - - 8 R. 7 inches. That Proposals will be received at their °lnce in Pall-Mall, 'in dr before Monday, the 49th day of November, from seek *Persons as may be Wring to undertakethe supply of the follow. ; rig Ankles for Service of the Royal Powder Milk at BO* ' collig, in the kingdom of Ireland, viz. mum ,. Quebec White Oak, Z 20,000 pieces of • iSingle S feet 6 inches,S 1,000 to the thousand. The Stavermust be fully' seyoned audit' the deliver* also* De made of double instead of single StarEs, six huadred and hay of the former to a thousand single pieces Will be required. and which most be delivered at the Ordnance §tOfee in Cork in tkr following proportions. vie. 5,000 en or Wore the 15th Januar/, 5,000 In April, 5,000 - Ist September, 1 !' 14 ! 5,000 • • slat December, . , Admeasurcs, about 97 Taus, This Vessel is soPper-kitcticd and sheathed, and pierced for IS guns. She is admirably adapted for the Froit Trade, or in say wily where dispatch is required, and having lately keen in his Majesty' hired service, is completely fitted, and may be imme. '4lately sent to sea. She has also recently had an extensive repair. ilfserdisposed of in ens lot, the Vessel and Stores *ill be sokl orgallabb es will be efiretied La the Catilogues.—Also, .TO BE PEREMP rORILY SOLD, The French Chasse Morse le PRUDENT. . . • DIMCNSIONII4 . Length • fi3 ft Breadth • - 17 R. ..... Depth .. T ft... 11 Adineasures,es 794 Teas. ' • " She lido-floored, takes the greilitd wed, and carries a large cargo; would make a very hindy little Captor or Lighter. The good Brig MERCURIUS, of the following dimmodeest Length - • ' 76 ft. Bin. . • Breadth - 22 ft. Si iti. Admeasures, 166 1741 'Tops. • She appears to be British-bulk, very *root, and calculated for general purposes—takes the ground well, and is well found. Also, for sitrortatitm, her entire Cargo of Salt. Both these Vessels were captured hy, and condemned as Frit* tahis Majesty's hip Goldfinch, E. Wallet, Esq. Captain. Far Catalogues, Inventories, and furtlwr information, apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. • JOHN LUSCOMII,E, Broker. Plymouth, November 6, 1616. 7 . Farther Particulars, together with the Testis and Coodhilene el . the Contract, may be, knovrn at the Secretai'y's Ogee to PA& aforesaid, any day between the hoer of Ten and Vert ' o'llock t *hem the ?ropes.* must be deNteiedi sealed up, sift! endorsed," Proposals for Quebec Saes r bat no Proposal an * admitted after the said 28th Noveniber, at 'ruralist o'clock at noon of the same day, neithet will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making It or an &tint in his behalf shall attend. .• By Order of the Board, 11.* CREW, Ses. OFFICE op ORDNANCE, &foie, 29 : 1913 - mH PRINCIPAL OFFICERS•of HIS Met .ls:77"a ORDNANCE, do iinwhy 'Ow N.eice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pa np Of Wont Monday, the f9th day of November, from such pet, eons as may be willing to undertake the 'peeformance of the CARPENTERS' WORK in NORTH BRIT AIN, for service of this Department, for a period of Five Years, determinable at the typiratinn of Two Years, upon notice of Three Months being given by either Party. Further Particulars, torther with the Terms and Contlitions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Slab pity's °lice in Pail-Mali aforesaid, spy day between chanties if ten and kw o'srlbek i where the Proposals must be 11,1140w041 sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the CarpenterilWeik in North Britain;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 29th day of November, at I 4 o'Clsek at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party mah. lug it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ' R. H. Cllll l 7, Sasetalt. TO NO BLKMEN AND GEN ItEMEN, NURSERYMEN , ORNAMENTAL. AND GENERAL PLANTERS, AZ4I3 OTHERS - , a most favourable oppertunby. .The Valuable NURSERY STOCK of EIGHT ACRRS, situate near WALTHAM CROSS and CHV.SHUNT, HERTS. By Mr. COCHRAN, On Monday, the 1134 November, and falicrwing days, at eleven o'clock, in Eight Hundred Lou: cur:slating of • VERY fine Standard Dwarf-trained PEACHES, Nectaehiss, Apricots, Plumbs and °berries, ate. with Insiden'Plants if the rinse ;'stinse Thousands of Standard and Dwarf Apples, Pears, and Plumbs, with a Quantity of large. headed fruit.bearing Tren, of the dAfferent ports; a choice Col lecdott of Shrubs of ail sizes; with a. pan of Lyon's Collection of Aliterlean Plants, Clenantisis, Mar ivys, Evergreen Qaks, and others; In pots ; hundsome vaiirgated anit evergreen Honks, betted Roses, Honeysuckles, and sundry lire Pinks; Flower urns, and China Roses; handsomer Shrub, for Lawns; a suandty of Boa Edging; some tf fine Hazels; mist . Madman bushy Oaks, Fin, limmia; llirels.,Chesnuts and it varie ty of Forest Trees, art all ;.,yes and sises, for covering Buildings and planting Belts, 2, o,oc° Ike White Thorn Quick, Frames and Lighu, Hand-glasses, Dung * and sundry Household Fur nitre,. to* viewed till the We, by apply* Si Mr. M'Comble, on the Premises, where Catakigues buy be had. and at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Gordon and Co. Fenehurch-street ; Messrs. Magee sod Son, Fleet-street; Messrs. Fair and Sous, Blackman. "mo t Borough:. add trams Myth:neer, No, 7, Ll s take-setret, Gitotousensitslyt. - EXCHEQUER BILL OFFlC.2,.Novensber 11, ISIS. 'All Exchequer Bills flared in the Month of Decaeiber,lslll, TO NE P _ - AID OFF. • HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS .1 Ng 1 . J.ESTre TRIIASURT, having given 4irmtioetrAt Itejos off the Principal phefiew Weatimed Ixibegmer Bits, with the !skied dui thereon, at the BielcfriwAll is tie .Teceie f Etsckormor, New Palace Tare, Hlstarbister, an Werforeaday, the ht fey ef wider tansies, atkniasece will begiesem daily 04,4 mid Ifoliolot lociept4) will and *1 . 044ri4g, t4e 46fi Mtn% Awe Ten o'Cloch in the Morning till aille is the Aftermeem o for do pastors of recehoirg the Jane ; and, for dm greeter dispoteh, Me bearers oi the said Bills are desired to ?late sash &Option V Bills is esp i srate Lids (which are jo be obtained at this flice) &aim: them in thit miter Or their respective dates, such as are fee the same wrens*s beigg samormitally. arranged, and specifying* priwipal Saws ad Interest dae [chew,l computed from, but efecisuliag as days ow which they as respective/1 1 dated, S. the said lit lay e l Deameisr, iselessive,„whoso the Infersst toil erase and the said Bearers (Lim Holders ar mot) are indispesuibly regrind to laws; each Jill with their wad 4 . ignaturfsi and to writ s their Names and Buideace at gm kakis of each letfrait List and they are morsover regmired to attend the Excheper Bill ope far plain:ni t qad to receiver theism Althea give* Receipts for the same. If any of the idlers f tht aforesaid Bills sboodd le desirmmyreeeiving Parent tf the principal t oed lidera*, trivial, fit as said let 49'4 fhlebettaff r actoossoodesfell o an asepathrg the Interest to the day pes whifh they with to aged, sad *all the said Sidle for totaMinatiom medal fret.' Mardi. Such Permit a *ay he distr.'s e boast new Imagoes Bills is Ivaile or in past if Pqment of Principal, row alarhitty new Bills, and.meationing Me amount at the bestow, if their Lists, Allowed • s es , Piers the Saab indent, may be accommodated with now Bills, carrying ax Imtprest of Three-pence Halfpenny by she day, an every One Hundred Poimortharai4 said New Bills will seer d* the said Ift Jai of De• aeni will be IclirereJ, togdher with the Interest thee im respect of the Bills se desired to be enchaaged, T hmrsday,thr 24 day e De. fernier, and the )(thriving Days. Pri-IE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, mad. by A. n'44 . and MARTIN, 97, Haab Holborn. Many of the Ciunterfeits say, (as) made by Day,and Martin ; ott•ers have 97, Holborn, leaving Out the word High; and some have a small (ar) before the origiall uumber. Also obserya that the whole address is dear and dittloet. HOOPINCI COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARI) MEDICINE. OCHE's ROYAL EMBROCATION.—Many Thousands of Children Are cured annually by this ready. On the first attack, as immediate application of ROC IlE's EM BROCATOCI N will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely titre. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will prodtp:e the desired effect ; and no Remedy can be so Well calculated for Children as this, for it requires top medicine to be taken inwaSsfiy. la common Coughs this Medicine Is equally efficacious and may be relied on for Men, Women, and Children,.as safe. and effectual. In no case can this Medicine be genuine unless signed on the Wrapper by J. Roche, and every stamp the name nt E. Edward's, 66, St: Paul's Church-Yard (who is the only Whole sale Vender) regravesl thereon. Price 4i and .4 i s. 21. per Louie. N.B. AllExclpnveidlllll,dated prier to Dellember,llll2, have been advertised tfr be paid of*, stelae Interest themes has ceased. 4be dostripti ns title% of the Bills ate minims, viz. Credit of A.d., 1112, 52 Ceo. 3. Cap. 114. £3,000,e00 Cap. 1114. . - _ GIIWONIAN MEDIC:U.IES. CASE 116. . READ 4.1 4 M INQUIRE, YOU CANNOT THEN BE - —. '" E 'l it Is., , A SCEPTIC. MR. JOHN BELL, No. 2, York:tercet, Black friars'-rual, when servant to Messrs . Hodsop, Brothers, and Co. Oilmen, limn Thames-street, had a cask fell from a cart on his knee, April 4,1812, which rendered hint incapable of service, and Ide applied to Mr. Astir/ Cooper, as I am informed, who recommenced him a plainer, which wail untagreeable to direction for one month, without bittern. Was then recommend ed by Mr. Grine, Disnller, St. iltfargaret's.hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attended there regularly fur three mooths i with. out receiving any beiteSt : was neat admitted into St. Th omas's Hospital, on erutches e atid was immediately ordered to bed,where* he continued four months, under the care of Mr. Surgeon Cline, jun. who diligently attended him; and I do believe that he did all _. co the which was possible for a Practitioner of the old School to accom plish, but withoot the Patient receiving any relief, being so - nu. punted to Monday, the rounded with iaspltude, and contractions, as to be incapable of „.,..4birett Cups lon, Cule,beeter. .. 1 walking bow on trutches, at some time attended with aureate . 1 4 °A i ' pain; yet oo dist/ace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Pa tient having passed through the hands of Mr. A. C. who is un doubtedly :the best Cutting Surgeon in London. T t HE CEI.EBRATED BILIOUS REMEDY. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed Wallet( re lifiPAllC OR LIVER PILLS. . vetting the Case (89 of his neighbour, Mr. Dowling, was Witt' TITS well-known} Specific for BILIOUS COAL ,to Mr.Gurstis, not then being capable of waling alone, on PLAINTS 13 . a .4 t Hieing example of the rower of Medi. ! crutches, with his knee and anele so'enturacted, that several get: ape in subduirgibeDiseates to which the . Stomach' and Liver' denten who happened to be there at tiii time did believe, with are so recierneaso.litshle. Not only M .warts climates, but in : Mr. Guest. that these joints were both sisAfied, but found them every part of this country, where. these,P4ls are used, their cer- 1 selves agreeably disappointed, for lo one hour he.could move lain tilitacy has rendered theist the Waft and comfort of many 1 them a little, and talked home on crutches, without any other thousands who, for a w ries of years, had endured a miserable ' announce, his pains being completely relieved; and he was dai s ate of velstenee. Such are 'the speedy and' certain effects of red to take exercise, even at the Alpena et a little pain. Intro th:s inhabit Medicine, dint it at once imliroves the complexion; days be left off one crutch, in three weeks he dectined the use of appetite, and digation, freeing the bowels from accumulated tootk and walked with a stick; at the and of seven *eel-a was hite,"wlatd, and hartbmn, causing a lively mind by day, and re.T ootnpletety cured, being quite upright, and enabled to Walk as frething rest by Men. . ! instal...Whoops the Books at the Dispensary, the Books of the Sold adp 'at the I.lven Pill Warehouse, 42, East end of St; Hospital, John Bell, and a thousand abets in the Parish of Paul's Oborehiard (half•way towsrde Watling-serec:, I;e0 .Gbriseeburch, where he resides. C 11 0 1 4 1 2), is Milne at ta. 6sl and go. 9d. sta. I (cast 87, in a twin Pori.) , . • • A'ls Meeting 9f the owNE R S and OCCU P 1 E RS of DECOYS, in the Counties of Rsea and Suffolk, holden 'this lit nay of Nuvettsbor, 1418, at the 'rime Cups Inn, Col chrster'lloser, to consider of an Application to Parliament. for the Prtwirvation of Decoys, In the United Kingdom of Great lint ip and Ireland: Retnt.vfn—Tkat it is expedient to apply to Parliament for jc;.ye,to bible in a Bill; fur the Protection of Decoys in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Wand. Kim; Litt n--1 bat Circular Letters be written to all-persons in tereotiA in .Decoys, in the United Kingdom, with the heads of. the it.telidrd Pill, requesting them to hold Meetings in their re. sperthie piencts where Decoys are situate, in support of the freisdrei lint to report their resolutions cuccernirg the same, to J'/': Jams% 'wham, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, the Solicitor to the E.li. 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PATENT SELV-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.-. 1 These lastrumests are upon an entire new pekaciple, the springs are so constructed as to adnsh of increase or decrease in .ise and fume; wiU answer to tight or left side, without any strap wharrver. • SALMON, ODY, and Co. confidendf reconsmend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the piing ape Okada) of the common Truss, on their usual Überal wan. via. that the full cost shall be returned to all purchaser*, if not round superior in ease and affect to every other intention, after ihy I trial, wear, or dantage. 'The Patentees have rec rived the following appeisteraters The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Dockyards, the Ordnance, Greenwich Hospital, the Pleasurable East India Company, Re. atc. N.B. Persons residing in the country, sending the Ciretunfe reace of the Body, in inches, just above the hipsi may depend upon being accurately 6:ted. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The hest Accommodation for Travtdiere, good Bede, ides Ligsers, and moderate Charges. TH E follovitag POST COACHES, MAIL 1. COACHES, sc. set oat from the Saracen's Head Ins, stiow-Ifil! FALMOUTH and TRURO New Pest-Coaels nay Mende& EXEI ER, Plymouth, Weysweth, Dordiester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and • New Poet Coach, every Morning at Six (1' oleo a WINO Hanka% Ahmlester, Pg!rt• sled Barka. ..110F6717 Peterhorengh, States, and Huntingdon new Royal Mall Camel:, sets out beery Evesing.--fiCoaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL New M orning Post Coach, 4 Insides. numb Warrington, I.e; unearth, Hinckley, At herstome, Tantworth e Lifield, Nonhamptoo, Woodmen, and Dun : tabl e , every ing, LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knotsfoed, Stone, and Lteisaeltf, Post-Coach, called lie Expedition. every Evening at The &Clock, to B. Brotherton's, Saramo's Head tan, Davatrest, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and B isToL Flying Post-Coaches, through Clams. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tav e rn, Tito. mare:vet, Bristol, next Mossing..-emphes to Wells, BrWgm water, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called the Recidoghamoota out emery Morning at Eight &Clock; carries Fier Imelda and re markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes t 'Stems ford, Newark, Readied, Doncaster, and Ferrybridipp, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest Day, at Noon. Notwithodming the necominon Expedition of this Coach, it Is allowed to hi the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the Werth Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any Other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kiaity-Lorisdale. Bolton, Cbertey, Orin kirk and Carstens Post Coaches, every Afters noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLAaGOW, Longtown Gretna. Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownian, Thornhill, Cuninoch, Kingswell, aad all Parts of %salad, t.V.uperdown Coach, Daily. YORE, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six &Clock, by way of Newark, Rettord, *radeaster, Derlingtoo, Nortballerton, llt p tam Morpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatig ued front the length ef the Journey, am rest what time then please, and then proceed on without any od• ditionel Fare. Celia tt, the Black Swan, Coney-street York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Sca rbo rough , Whitby, and other Places. • BRIDGENOETH and Walsall new Post Clack, every Evening. CARLISLE, Pentith, and IYhiteltaven "sat Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a esar4 all the way. Passe* through Brooch, Appleby, Greatahridge Richmond, Cattcriek. Bervtlekhridints Wetherby, Aberfurd, beneaster, and Grantham (the mama way by eighteen nines). Sets out every Morning; and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, lave the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next CHESTER and P 'GATE new post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, e new Post Coa-li, to York, Sunderland, Neweastle, and ' carries Four Insides only, every Al. termite, at Three , by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and &seabed. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Vane, new Coach, every Mendes, to the Gemini Inn, Sunderland. . MANCMEEIER, Winsiuw, Cojiglettin i Newcastle, Wald, and IV on RestsCoseb, every Afternoon .—. hoarded. Y„. Wellington, and SWAMI Pow-Coach. the 1 Royal Charlene, liveno t r. at Fi ve o'l,..loelt.oeGuarded. SHEFFIELD and cam Post oath. called the Saab" ham, every Morning. 131:aNUNCHAM Mercury Pot: Comb, with a Guard, seen out every Afteenoon, and hitches Eirmlegisam neat dot et Neeis. Passes by Oderd, Enpten, and Miip.roce, to the Saracen's Need, liuli-street, Birminsheas. HULL ' Nortjaave, *widen, Thorn, end Eleneesese Pt* • Coach, every Mgmilovit Seven o'Clock, to the Sod and Sun MI, Myton.gote, SUNBURY, Hampton, aul Tn.:ekes/ham, ViriernWeeli. • SOU ,I,HAM eTor4, Winchester, A imbed, and Ablinapnek every keeping. IWtctiwaa B. MOVIII AIN and CO. rflipmeddly *de Friends and the Public, that they will ads be Parcels or Luggage, ate. Of matt then Five Pounds. U s or damaged, idea entered as endowed int OA the Sarpeen's Ile.wi Inn, N. B. Passenger and Parcels booked 411i01011 Cuatlthy at the New White Hunt Cram, WINNE* • • • ' I is,- . . . . . .. . _ . . . : .s._^ , Z) 10 -7! - I), l ts‘:.; i.. - E; , 13 ~;:itt. r :. +4 S. ' 7.1', - s - . . : 11,13,1N .- -.t, • N . 4 W ; oil J,', .114::: S3'•'C .. .! $.... r . it:74 - IP • N 1 t NI • . .k . lolien , .tp-.r.- . - ' ' '',. ' . 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