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,41 1bleam.aimm4s ORDNANCE. 4pril 16, 1817. OFFICERS 4' XIS Md• ICE da Armhy OW Nedra, received at their Office in Pall-Mall, vol day cf May next. from such uudertake the Supply of LEATHER of this Depanturat, fora period Itrr the expiration of theint year. at die option of either party. be vowed upon application to the aeluance io the Royal Arsenal, Wool. , together with the Terms end Coo. be known at the Secretary's Office, day between the hours of Teo and roposals roust be delivered, sealed sp Leather Pantaloons," but no Pro. the said 2d May, at Twelve o'clock neither will any Tender be peaked an Agent in wb alf,Emaaead. JI6 H. CAW; Smorgearg. BILL iNFICE; Drill 21, 1417. PAID OM the Mouths of May aad funs, 16, via. ,6100,060, 56 Geo. 111. Cap. 4. - 54; - MISSIONERS of HIS iM ',hold's:eye* Dirothigifor Pd 3 47 e xendioned Isec/serser Bills, with the fostered Jill Offset, in the Receipt of Excising, ' Main:ter, in Mouday, the 190 dig if &NI daily (SnaSsys and He& including Wednesday, as 7th May, fres r Oar in she Afteremes, fir the pa. ejor the greater dispetch, the knees* iv place sash description of Bills in separak this Pfeil classing thews in thew*? :for the same aasass,:t &jai namerically principal Sums and Interest doe Meran o days on valsich the, are restediody May inslusive, when the Interact should they Le acting as the Agents of iw :he Bills, are tr.-W.:44 to procaine aad the &Wren are also iwdispensiHf their usual tipsters*, turd to cirri* , th• Lotion o f rah sepasets List t 4114 eritsmoi the Lasheiver Bill Office for par e..d gine the Receipts far the saw. we;, Bias should& &strew e menus rawest, previous to the sad 1111th des .sseesseedsia, on caespein g the Interest Os he jnaid,and keying the said Bdle of LOAM, NMI !whirr Bills in Principal, spin era heg seen Bills, Aeneas o f their Late, Mewed ess or MIT he draeomnseinledirill IMO sas h 'der, earryisr an /aimed of Tue. keery Oaa Meseiketi Posails, whisk Me ant/ - Mk dug of Pileyi and Iva the bkrese deg MI nee fast the maimed, en Theft, Ais i 3 des of de issued is Exchange, and made pay - , ar Order, as &bowl maitioned, may be endorsement, or win be paid to the nearer up. dated prior to May, 1816, balm I.IE, awl dm Imam thereat ha• Per Dos. PORT-WINE, Vint./ , - 3 42,. 465.. Five Years In Bottle Ns. Four Years in ditto 60s. • 345. • 365. 468. 46% • 661. 665. Madeira, of the Vintage of 1602 611 s. ditto, of the Vintage of 1734 Ns ; Creel's& and Sparkling that can/ nos. , Chantilly, or Chateau Margot 100 a. Liqueurs, consisting of line Apple Rum Brandy Shrub, of the finest Flavour, 66s per Dawn. 1. Hock, Rhenish, &c. and every Spirits, and Laments, may be had, tARCIAL HALL WINK COM u,Skincer-ilreet, or 340, Ozford4trest, Leedom PREVENTED. many attempts that are daily ea the unwary a spurious cernposidoe In Mackin prepared by DaT add Martin, they ` Label, in delsies their address, igh Holbo:D, that they trait am attention to this, , which is onlikiall leueriftLes, lee to detect the lospositioss. The made by DAY sod MARTIN, 97, - be sold in Bottles at dd. Is. sod Label left-with all Waders. DAY ay° MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.' SUROICAL DISPENSARY. iota the Duke of YORK, President. so, Member of the RoyalCellege. Loam ?grommet, Earl of Leitrim. HOO. 01611e1 M.P. be Lamed's. MP. Noble Patrons of the above IN. - exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL • din apes sonseqeseess, In erdsi resulted from It, selected Mr. Mr. high ea the Mt of the Royal College) t atuadon to those &ewes. Mr. of his GSMI duty to motion the List of the Royal College, published only sure geld*, sad Tat no assertion Wes, and publicly advertising them, by this Us, are to be eredlted.The an- Dispel:tory will prove that some of the crietures, Debility, and other affirmed Generative Organs have Wee bete to. Consulted as neual, by both Sous, at Me C►ariotte-street, liailutd-aquars, whore lot - 7 are to be addressed, and dui twos• be Lives, or goat, to any part of die ad Edition, Proaical Observation as Kahan, and am be bad at 14a 174 PateinOacrlow, mad 10, OVWDVOlitts Sabo• - 7 7 • • • • rll P4OB 017.161 OP 01 t THE PIZINCI P 411. 0 ' . l JISIrs ()RONA NC br Tic! Prspossis %sill be mei . a hofore FRIDAY, the std aasm:yb. w Whig to uud. • p 'ALOONS, for S;av;ce t.. o f tlree years, &terminal:le alt. , twice of three ePe ilittens of the Articles may b 1•257-c.:iye °leers of the 011.11661 atLliarther particulars, to of the Contract, may be • In Fall-Mall aforesaid, any day ur or where the Propos scd indueted, " Proposah for 1. • pal can be admitted afta the a: noon of the *unit say, nett! r. f.r Oa the party making it, or in tp By Order of the Dowd, EXISHEOUIR 81 of TO BE P :1: All Exchequer Bills dated in tl 11. 1816 r(:. Supply - 1116;• 11,08 Aids - 1616, IrHE LORDS COMM - 11 - JEST)", TR BASEIR2I he red 6 ; de ?finite! of the aim incaliened atthence, thr Burbler, Bill ner Palate Yard, ll'atininster s U May,1917, etteniak:e trill be Its ez:eptuif teal and including a• Tie 'VW in the Alarming till - receiving the ,awes anJ,fes a: al: tail Bills are (laird to 'dace a r,d Lid.-,llvlsi.h are to Ix °kaiser, as a 4.4 , micaivelistes, sash as aref lit mord, and st:cifyiug the prineii erp.lcl frrro, bet excluding the er dad, i the said 12th day if I • clxthei and the said Bearers, eh ne Vi.re elapse name: are insertdix Ili sir fed.-,er:ess Ouch Holders t a V. eleirti *Worst each Bill reith th fie 0.71 KIWI aid Re:We:see at the they are roman required to gateau( :a synced to reedy, du new Bills, Jia.vy fthe holders ofthe 4* ea* lepers of the Prixdpal and fate Id e May, they way t. ..sasseeehst Of t4s ley an which they Irish to k e• ireedersiox OM slay prior dere& aVYth Penal as ma/ he Alines d tQ vide or is &let of arced f I s ad midi • the t e the 7th May, w 0.41 1 1 pace Heljpssury ty the dig, he he a- sad Nevi &A wolf dear Alai 1 • will it delivered, legeLlier with id Nis so desired * he estchaseal May, end the following Dep. is The Exchequer Bilk to be lan ship to •••••••••••••• or OniCrl Aber nattier's,' by esidorselew • It the blank shall not be filled up Kb. AU Exchequer Bins, d 1 1 ton advertked to be paid ii r. coat re le THE finest full bodied age of 1813 Ditto, ditto, ditto, of lilt dnto, ditto of ISIS Carious line Old &tweed Pori, 1 llitto, Old Rorix, Akio, I .Cape White Wine A 11 Ann high flavoured Madeira is Ditto Pause • - Fine Old Dry Cadis Sherry le Dino litmelLs front the Hock G f Loth Frontigniae, delicious ,o 6 i.uterue, or Via de Grave C•riona Old West India Madetri • L no, ditto, East India ditto, of fit sinpagne the finest Creel:dui be implied • Claret, the finest Leine, Chand • Also the most &Wens Liqueun Shrub, Ses per Dozen; Bram per Donn; Noyesta, 664 1 The above French, Spanish, 1 ▪ oder description of Wines, Si by arpirmg to THE COMM] PANY,No.lo,l3kinner-street FRAUD Pit ,To counteract the mat . 1 1. vitae ta impose on the in stead of the Gritting BlaCkinglin we Wilted to adopt Deer Lab 97, High • is kid so conspicuously, that lad the differeoce of the typo Rill enable parehasers at one Lii Japan BLACKING; mai BO Holborn, will In future I It tot each, and a copy of the I LOCK AND BURG! His Royal Highness the E su (3 on —Mr. Kiernan, Month %rut, oes—Earl of ?gramme I. Barri, M.P. )4 THE Royal and Noble UTION, for the cxci tuhl &Ai N I as, and flair danl fil ure the benefits that have rest a iu Surgeon, (standing big ,;i 9 " l4, ling directed Ids chief a: "'man conceives :t apart of ' by pointiny T. , the List . _February, 1816, the only 11 assuamg such titles, piti,r n. ,aucioned by till, anvil the Lock Dispel aa ' . dangerous cases of atrictut affecdotts of the Genet °I 17 and soaps...fully treated. lilernan may be consult 21,1 ewer Charloate-st: tm frnni I own and Country at m u ?! :civic, and medicine will be unlrtd 2 1 !Publitibta, price 4s. 84 :1 : 19 ore Disease.. by F. Klan lettlirlet) 20 1 l'.aiteneetcr-toe • . . • S . . Wit, . 4W1 ,,w 4 ' lt at. ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1817. PRIVATE 110VCA IION. A LADY. who is perfectly mistress of the Harp, hi Pianoforte, and Thorough-Bass, the Italian, French, and Laglish Lineups, wad is aloe fully competent to teach Drawing, Geography with the nee of the Globes, Writing, Arithmetic, and plain and orstersental Needlework, Is desirous of wee Ing with sit Eiscsistnest as GOVERNESS in WHIM Family Cif high lispectatility. The Advertise has resided lo that capacity in families of distinction. TMs day was pubtabed, In Twe Volum4, lento. mire l es. boards. T HE ROUND TABLE; a Collection of Essays, on Literature, Men, and Mennen. By WILLIAM HAMA IT. Pentad for Longman, Hum, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. ----- Letters (pose-paid) to A. U. C. Pest-011ee, Epsom, Surrey, will meet with immediate 'menden. This day were published, In Two Volga2ino. price I its. boards. SCRIPTURAL ESSAYS, adapted to the Holi day. of the Church of England; with Meditations on the prescribed Services. This d.ly was published, price vs. 6d. AN INQUIkf into sever a l QUESTIONS o f POI.I I'ICAL ECONOMY, applicable to the present Suits ed Omit &Wahl. Ity the Author of I.etters to a Young Man. Ste. Printed I.lr I.onyman, Hurst, Rees. Ormi. and Brown. Pater. nOster-row.—Of whom may be had, written alto byMrs.Wr s I. Letters addressed to a Yount Man, oo his First Entrance into Life. In S •ols. ivmo. Sib edit. 4116 bds. 2 Letters to a Young Lady. In S volt. nmo. Wee 21s bda. (Muth edition. By AN PHONY BERTOLACCI, Esq. Author of " A View of the Agricultural, Commercial, and Financial Interest. of Ceylon -" lye Comptroller-General of Custom, and Acting AuditoMilesetal of Civil AIICOUIatS In dot Colony. London s Sold by Black, Putney, and Allen, Leadenball• street ; and by Mary Stockdak, IsO. This day was published, in Sew. price ins. 6d. ties ad 'Wotan, with Additions. VSSAY on the THEORY of the EARTH. By A-A M. CUVlER,Psepettail Bocretary of the trends Institute, he. 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T SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractor, once more -er • reminds his Friends of the proximity of the Drawing, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 3t, rot APRIL, and If any should find throsseives too late, by defrrring their purchases, they cannot blame him, havir7 poi& ly announced, what is literally the fair, that the extraordinary demand for Tickers and Sham, makes it really doubtful wilt-okra tito,re will be sufficient to supply all who wish to ass:ruin/I,—a clrrutntt Inc.. partly accounted for by the following great RI &Won of Pr ices j A Whole Ticket way EIGHTEEN GUINEA/1 A Half - .9 An Ei,:hth I 6 A Quarter -5 I ni A Sixteroth I 6 0 flirt Tickets also are now worth . -arty Fs. more than in former Lotteries, giving the chance of about f In,ooo Sterling EX IRA, there being 10,095 Prixe4 out of only I t,..0 Tickets, in sundry varieties, Including • 2 ... of ... re2o,conn Money .. .e2,0n0 M trey s 90,00 n Stork .... 4040 SfOLk.kt etc. And every Prize above 4'9 will have add.•d to it, a Tklirt of the same Numb-r in the Next Lortury : thus, by the Purchase of one Ticket, TWO CapiTal Prises may be gained Tickers and Shares are n ow on gale at 1. SIVE WPIOHT's (the Contracores) Offices, No. Si, sel, Haymarket, No. 11, I folhore. and No. l it,Oatunl %trete. NEXT WEDNESDAY. TBIS H renliuds bis Friend; that the Lotte r y i s • on die Ere of Drawing. and requests those who have pot yet purchased. to call before , it'EDbIIiSI)AY nest. T. already giv.n his opinion so fully on the merits of the Sebring., that it would be superfluous at present to el snore, than fiJAC the advantage+ arc far beyond those in soy pt ?ding lotry whatever. A whole Tltitet is row only !Pi Guinea., and a r3!r teenth only Twenty Ariz Shillinp, and a Purchaser of one may pin by that number a Beoooo Prise in this and a Xi 5,cf...0 be the next Lottery. Tickets sad Shares are selling at T. 1313Ws Otices, 4, C - ,rn. hill, and 9, Charing-Cress, w 6 ., In the last Lottery Contract. said 10 Capitals. Meg (as wad) greater la number and amount thap those sold at all the other Ogees. lIORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that the State Lottery begins Drawing the 3h l HIS MOdIH. Tickets and Shares are Selling at the following low primes Tickets ,di 8 lift. __ _ Halves ... 419 01Eighths — 11 6 Quarters ... 5 I 0 Sixteenths 1 6 0 Each Tieketls worth sel 4, so that the Adventurer has a chance of obtaining either of the Four Xso,ooo, besides 0.4 other Capi•Al Prises at the trilling risk of 14. 1 Bs. wlh which f4r many Lotter: past 113. 1/3s. must have been paid.—Schemes at large (grath) maybe had at the old establlshtd (Mee of Hu s usar and Co. Stock. bruLeris 26, Coati lIILL. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. t r:- .11. W treat their Friends to look Into the me-it; of the present Lottery, ;Nell persuaded that the Scheme erffl be found, in p.iint of advantage to Purchaser;. aa3 that c - atr tatted:l' it The Drawing atomic:lces IBEX I* WEDNESDAY. ficklab a,d Shares are selling at . hefollowing Low Prkt,: TICKE Es £P3 18.. Halves £9 19 0 Eighths - LB 11 6 Quarters - f 0 ISitreenths - 1 6 0 Each Ticket is worth XI 4, so i hat the Adventurer hasa 6f obtaining either of the Four £90,000, besides 54 other Prizes. at the trifling risk of £4. Igs. whirl fir mai.y Ltnteries past £l3 lbs. must have li_•en paiJ. Schemes at large may be 6.4 at the Cifiees pf RICUARDS4N. GOODLeCK, and Co. Corniull; and facing the King's Mews, (glaring-C(oa. - - DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. VITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all those disorders which act on the Stomach and &Aerie, occasioning Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, livalacher, Spasm., and a variety of Other affevions, the cot.setrence of $ diseirdeted action of the Liver andhary Organs. These Pills unite every recommendation of mild orratiun with successful effect ; an requiring no restraint or coribricment during their use, are in particular a most valuable and convenient. Medicine for Genthlstru of the Army or Nary, and Travellers. In tropics" climates where the consequences of redundan• and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarminc, they are an effectual protection from those evils —They are Lliewise peculiarly calculated to cor rect disorders arising hum excesses of the table, and to restore the injured tone ain't stomach. Sold -n bow et le 9el. Ss. I is. and 22e (by Appointment) by R. BterLta and:3o/43, Chemists, No. 4, Churpside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Sanger, It'll, Oxford-.tr. ; WriAt ar,d Co. 4169,11igh-street, Borough: and by the prmcipl lludssellers and Druggists in every City and Tc.seti in the c..tif.t.iont. MESSRS. GOSS anti Co. Members tot the Rtiy tti College of Surgeons lo London, have sedulously devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those does which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, ti.ct in. estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. 'lire numerous cations they have hitherto received from persons of the brat iiticion, and the uutfrm success attending their superior mode of treatment in such comptaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Delciency, tshe. dire resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gala ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mittl„ and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the ants sex, and impotence in the tither, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To those who, front such complaints. are prevented entering luto the married state, and a•lianted to seek reii.f brood over their infirmities in silence, it most be consoling to bow, how ever difficult or ineffrctital the cure may be deentisl by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and Ma 41.ilite method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracted in a m.uneut cf indiscreti.a, and every species of Venereal Infection, by a meld old • ever-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of Ct.. Urethra and ' Glees, which th.y are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painfaklasiltroos efiects of thee Caustic; refereu7es of which. tan be given to sever al Nobles:cis and tie:ale:nen a hi g h, respectability, who have been cured hi a vet) shut per.•;4, after having laboured under strictures ht.r litaay year.. 'J o married Females, whore expecte-ma, of those tender pledges ut connubial happiness have been deb ate.i, it n•lly also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a 1.41:p..r f.e reeveranee in their rentedh s , the general health is reouvated, anti the h npet li. masts removed. Goss sod en. exclustvely prote•sitig tit cute of these particular complaiics, in order ti at :hey may our he marked by a mistaken few, with tit °Wormy sojustly attached t.o the ignorant en.pit se, think it but jdttite to thuntaelv,s to state, that they have heen properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession. (eel tificaies ot which, front 114 rich' hos. 'Phalli, and testimonials iron the highest prof.:ssion,tl au:huritteit, they have to convince any itop.o.-r). L hat a rteisiet.ce an the warmer hemisphere of our easter it is t t ~ as atlias In other parts, emboldens thew to assert, that their researches having liven cm fitted to diseases already emnerated, .14.1 cut a auiernty cf renovation to such as may laWitir under the detiLtet'ng effects o: a life Liaised under the torrid twit-. And Molise, that having . had %Tar tt.nitWs. in their prof:silt:nal caps. city, of forstiog an intintaie acqua;trarce vies is ever stinutiocal halms of feat:Litt:l tersitits, they •ter to thew% the best assurances of imr.sediate relief; that the seems renthirg froM their endeavours first hid:veil them to Tilt the praetiethof the general Practitioner, and they prescnse :hat their riretenseorts constitute a fair ground for thz unprecedented cm:fide:tee with which they have, by the Public, Seen :o liberally honoured. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by letter,) by Patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, anti attention. Patients in the country are regtsette:cl to state ite pat-dm-lift of their case, age, and manner of living, coatis:era nramttesoir for advice and medichsses; and the roused es wit! be fireG or forwarded to way cart of the kingdom. GOSS and 1?b. Surgeon:, 19, Liouvetie-street, Fleet street. This day was published, In g yob. Iwo. price Li. 42. boards, the Second Edition, of VLEMENTS of the NATURAL HISTORY of the ANIMAL KINGDOM; comprising tise Charavers of the whole Genera, and of the most remarkable Species, par ticularly these that ate Natives of Britain; whit the principal Circumstances of their History and Manners. By C. IrEWART, Member of the Litmus end Werneelas Societies. Palmed for Longman, Hunt, Rees. Orme, and Brea►n, Pater noster.row ; and Bell and Bradfute, Zdistbstrgis. YEOMANRY CAVALRY Lately published, price 7s, dd. boards. AN EXPLANATION of CAVALRY RE- A .11.1 VIEW MANCEUVItEIk adapted either to a Troop, Sgsa. dronow Regiment, particularly intended for the intiTUCtieli of Youog °Seers. Aim a Table of the Enka, Manoeuvres, elegandy engraved and colbared, prior 7. id. lo a thue. By A ijutust HACKETT, std Light Dragoons. Printed for Egerton, Whitehall, and may be bad of all Booksellers. This day were 'Waldorf in aro. price tut. bonds, - MEMORANDUMS OF A RESIDENCE IN FRANCE, in the Winter of 1815.16, hteuding Remarks on French Manners ;Jai Society, with a De:cription of the Cata combs, and Notices of Melt ether objects of Curiosity and Works of Art, not hitherto described. Pricted for Longman, klurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pater. noster-row.—Of whom may,Tar had, lately publishrd, Mitchell's Tour through Belgium, &c 12s. boards. Scott's Visit to Paris in 1814, puce I U. boards. -- Paris Revisited In I iils, price its. hoards. Bernard's 'f our through Switzerland, Stu es. boanla. Paul's Letters from the Continent, lts. boards. KIRWAN'S SERMONS. This day were published, the &toed Rdkion, In One Volume. ()stave, with a Porte* ache Author, price I Its. boards, E RMONS. Bythe late Rev.WALTER BLAKE 10 KIRWAN, Dean of JOWL With a Sketch of his Life. _ _ Printed for LOnginan, Horst, Rers, Oros*, and Brown, Pater- costar-cow. _ _ 14 Dr. Kirwso prelitred our country and out religinn, and brought. to both, geniut superior to what he foetid In either. He caned forth the latent viruses of the human heart, and taught men to discover in themselves a mine of charity, of which the proprie tors had been unconsciess. He came to interrupt the repose of the pulpit, and alkalies one world with the thunder of the other. The preacher's desk betwases the throne of light." Mr. Grattan's Speech, hue 19. MIL •; A few Copia an pipes& •e Ndial peice Chie 01111118. Muir VALE OF OLAMOILOAN. TO BE LET, A GOOD HOUSE, - generally called CANTLE- Si ON CASTLE, wherein some respectable Families have Wel) , resided, having a Dining.a Drawing, and Dressing. room, Kitchen, Brewhoute, and Baking-room. 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Dedicated to her Royal Highness . the Magus Charlotte of Wake and Sap Cobeurg. SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION. Neit Month will be pub sked, hi Two thick Volumes, Svo. closely printed, illustrated with nine Plates by Lowry, o.) a Secood improved, SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION ; or, ELEMEN TARY INS ['RUCTION its die various Departments of literature and Science, with Practical Rules for studyirg each Branch of Useful Knowledge. • By the Rev. W. SHEPHERD, the Rev. J. JOYCE, and the Rev. LANT CARPENTER, LL.D. Printed for Longman, Multi Roes, Orme, arid Brown, Pa ternoster-tow. *rho Authors of this Work base bad It in via/ to offer arch Elementary Instruction as may afford a good preparative' fur fa• lure reading, to ix.int out the best sources of Tauber informa lion, and to compress within a narrow compass, a great fund of important knowledge, which could only be obtained by the peru sal of a multitude of volumes.