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- S .- , r • • ••• • - ••••• \ IiDER 8450. THE NEW EXHIBITION of large WATER -1 COLOUR DRAWINGS (by the Chevalier DE BARDE) rnw OPEN, in a &Once Apartment, at Mr. BULLOCK's MUSEUM, the EGY PTIAN HALL, PICCADILLY. Admittance One Shilling. !THE Public are respectfully informed, that the N,•%. Edition of DEBRETTN PEERAGE OF GREAT iv„ti CAIN AND IRELAND, will be published on Thursday nrxr. 'Phis day were published, printed in One Vol. small Bvo. price Bs. in board., LErIERS ADDRESSED to TWO ABSENT DAUGHTERS.—By Mrs. RUNDELL. .'rioted for Richard Reea, No. 6i, Pall-Mall. This day was published, in Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards, rrHE MI RD EDITION of POEMS.—By the Rev J oliN BIDL AKE. D.D.of Cbri't Church, Oxford. P::itel tor Richard Rees, No. 62, Pall-Mall. _ ABERNETHY'S ANATOMICAL LECTURES. This day was published, in 6.0. price 4s. 6d. boards, A N INQUIRY into the PROBABILITY and RATIONALI S'Y of Mr. HUNTER% THEORY of Lit F.; Lein the Subject of ihe first Two Anatomical Lectures before the Royal College of Surgeont of London. . By JOHN ABERNETHY, F.R.S. Fcc. Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the College. I ocdun : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and B:owt , , Paternosrer-t ow. Of wh.an may be had, Mr. Abernethy's Surgical Works, in t:Yr.:s.Bvo. price XI 6s. boards. Phis t'av was ptiblidied, it; Bvo. price Ss. 6d. smelled, "DRA BOD'H C H A NDRO'DAYA ; or, the Moon 9. of Intellect :an Allegorical Drama, And ATM-1 BOD'Ii ; or, The Knowledge of Spirit. Trabslated from the Shanscrit and l'racrt. By J. TAYLOR, M.D. hienther of the Asiitic Society, and of the Literary Society, Bombay. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme , and Brown, Pater noster-ruw ; and at the Brtelbh Gallery, 54, dew Bond-street. " Ad 'gorical Drama, for which we have now to claim the ct.tntion of our Readers, is the greatest literary curiosity since the publication of SacontsJa, the learned research of our countrymen in the East, has presented to an ungrateful truild"—Edin. Rev. Nu. 44, page 40i, January, 1814. CASINI'S ENVIRONS OF BOURDEAUX. 1l is clay was published, on one large Sheet, 3 itet 4 inches by fs rt 3 inches, price ACt. Is. or in a Case, Li. ss. A NEW MAP of the ENVIRONS of BOUR DEAux, correctly copied iron) Cassini's large Map of trance. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, the two former Sheets of the Environs rf BJyanne, price XI. Is.or in a crie, I. KN. Also a fine copy of Cis,: .i's Survey of France on lb° Sheets, price one hundred alit! ti(ty guinea,. NEW ANNUAL. REGISTER, FC/R IEI3. Thii day was published, in one Large vol. r vu. price XI. in boards, or half-boansl CI. Is. THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER, or GE "- NERAI. REPOSITORY of HISTORY, POLITICS, and 111 . ERATURE, for the Year 1819. ra which is prt4xed, tie Hi.tory of Knowledge, I.tarning, 'lute, and science iu Great during the Reign of George the Third. Printed for John Stockdate, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, a few complete Sets of the above Work, him MO to 1813, 34 vols. price 84 Guineas, hall bound. 40. BRITISH CR I I IC.-NEW SHRIES. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. THE BRITISH CRITIC; for the M o nth of March; the third Number of a Nsw SEA lES : containing keview of the Earl of Harrowby's Speech on the Curates' Bill, 1.., ace'', Tour through Italy, Simeon's Address and Appendix acd Marsh's two Replies, Lord Byron's Corsair, Laurence's Re marks wt Grieqbach, Musical Biography, &c. &c. Priated for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church- Tard.—Ot u horn may be bad, A l'rotpectus of the New Series, and complete Sets of the first S ries cr a ,y single Number. On the ist of March was published, price 3s. No. 142 of THE REPERTORY of ARTS, MANUFAC TURES, and AGRICUL TURE. Containing: the Specifications of Lord Cochrane's Patent for .41iiing Streets—Mr. Kneller's, for making Verdigris, the same a, die French—Mr. Millard's, fur waking Cotton-twine Cloth— Mr. Oliphant's, for Military Caps.— Hints on Cottage-building, by Mr. Dearn—Remarks on Varnishing Leather, with a variety of c:her interesting Papers; among wi,icit are, the Specification of a French Patent for a Warm Bath for Horses—of Improvements in Mr. Br :small's Locks—and Methods of Preparing Colours for Domestic Dying of Cotton and Linen Goods—Several valuable Articles in Horticulture and Agriculture—List of Patents ob tained within the last Month, and Engravings as usual. Published by T. Underwood, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, any of the preceding Volumes, price lbs tid. in boards. EAST INDM HOUSE, March 22, 1814. THE COURT of DIRECWRS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at that House in Leadenhall-greet, on Tuesday, the sth of April nue, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, fur the purpose of re suming the consideration of a motion made at a General Court hr! •1 on the tbth day of ibis instant, March, for the purpose of taking into consideration' the Papers laid before the General Court by the Select Committee of Proprietors, appointed on the 6th of October last. And the Court a( Directors do hereby further give notice, that Notices have been given of several motions intendrd to be made at the said General Court, to be held on the s:ti day of April nest, for the ordaining sundry Bye-laws restive to the qualifica tion and distpaltficasion of persons to be elected to the offices of Directors of the said Company, and to the conduct of the Busi ness of the Court of Directors, and the allowances to be m a d e to the Director: for their atten dance on the busine,s of the Com pany. _ _ - !'he Not ices aad Papers alluded to above are open at the East- India House tor the inspection of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Serretiiry. BRITISH FIRE OFFIC:E.• F OR. the insurAnce of Buildings, Furniture, Mer chandize, Ships,Vessels, and all other Property, against loss or damage by FIRE. In•uraucee for short Periods, or tor several Years togetlitr, may be effected at this Office, upou the most equitable Terinh. Policies wi l hot be cbargeZ fur Sums of XlO6 or upward , nor to Ir'er , uns increasing thLir present Insurances. The whole Si OCK. of a FARM will b,: insured without Spe cification, at the reduced Premium of 29. per Cent. Rectipts for the Ren , :wal of Policies expiring at L Alio/- DAV, may be had at the principal Offices in the Strand and Corn hill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Proposals for new Insurances. RUBltitr SKELTON, Secretary. lIICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. Con tractors for the Lottery, respectfully inform the Public that the ll•awiug will commence the ad of MAY. The Scheme contains I 1,000 rickets, and in addition to the Money Prizes, there are Ex'ra Prizes of 1,000 Tickets, hi the Next Lottery; thus every Puy chaser adventures with a Chance of the Prizes in tVIO separate Lotteries. 1 of JELn,OOO 1 13,000 10,001) 1 5,000 2 - 2,c00 6 1,000 7 500 of 2E20,000 10,000 • 3,000 2,000 • 1,000 500 &c. &C. &c. &c. &c. 9,000 Tickets to be drawn To be drawn in May. in June. The fall Sch-me, with Particulars, may be had gratis. Tickets and Shares are selling by RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. Stock Brokers, at their Ohices, Conanll and Charing- Cwas. PORTER'S RUsiSIAN CAMPAIGN. " We iiis:rt in our Journal, and not without some exultation, an authentic detail of !he mortification, dispersion, and effectual &hat of the most lawless and sanguinary ambition which ever Gr diiraced suffering humanity. The circemstances are Mated in this viAunie from authority which cannot he disputed. it periseil by all with an eager and an anxious hitt:est." Crtic, August, 1813. This day was published, In Svo. (the Third Edition), price 16s. boards, of ANARRATIVE of the late CAMPAIGN in RUSSIA; containing Information drawn from official Suirces, and froni intercepted French Documents hitherto un to the British Public. By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER. Llustrated with Plans, &c. of the general Movements of both Arn:i, c, dui ing their Advance and Retreat; and a Portrait of the ltc Getieral Knurousoff. Tented fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nogre.-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. CA roys WORKS. This day was published, A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, I-A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE. VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL. DISEASE both SEXES, and its consequences; id which a mild ai.d suc n“ful mode of Treatment is pointed out, including Obterva , ions e. stOct;,tes, (netts, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal L :St Zbei ) &C. &c. intended a. a Gusde against the dangerous til.: 4 of this baneful malady. hy T. M. CA ON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospital. of at. Thomas's and Guy's. 2. A *I reatise on Indigestion, being an Enquiry into the Pis sa-es arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, Nits. kemark s on t h e Li ver anti its influence on the Ga-tric ( . : 5 " 11 - To which are prefixed, swot gt neral Observations on , crofulutis and Cutaneous idsrases. Price 3s. 3 . A Popular I reatise int the Prevention and Cure of the dif itrtnt itages of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and si:.- cei , ful In -tractions for the Prevention and treatment of Asth -44:1 is Cit.. Fourth Edition, price ss. I. Practic.al Observations on the naturaL and ac• :Fred, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes, including the of Generation, &c. ?rice 3s. hd. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, including Obser .,v4riqn, Pai tnrition, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to Inrpartanc changes. Price Ss. 6d. Printed tor :)iitivinod and Co. YO, Paternoster-row; and S. 144 111 n, 2S s tioliw itrsec , CAveudloh-siluat Loud On. HOOKING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE. • 110 C HE's ROYAL EMBROCATION.—Many '11.0u,:. ids of Children ale cured annually by this remedy. o n the Eric snack, an immediate application of ROCHE's EM bROC A I lON prtvent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely care. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; and no Remedy can be au well calculated fur Children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and flay he rolied on for Men, Women, and Children, as sale and eliectual. In no case can-thlt Medicine Le genuine unless signed on the wrapper by J. Roche, and every stamp the name of E. Edward's, 66, St. L'aoi's Church-Yard (who is the only Whole base Vender) engraved thereon. Meets. and meth 2s. per boccig. ELEGANI' MARINE VILLA AND SIXTY ACRES 01: LAND; with immed.ate possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, STEWAR At his Great Room 194, Piccadilly, on Thursday, the 5Lb day of May next, at Twelve o'Clock, pIIE elegant and pleasant VILLA of WAR. JL SASH ; comprising a complete Cottage Residence fit for the inunetliate occupation of a Family of the first respectability, with attacNed and detached Offices of all descraition), Coach-liou4e, Stabling, Barn, and other Out-buildings, most oonveniently adapted for agricultural pursuits, and about Siry Acres of Mea dow, Pasture, and Arable Land; the whole Copylauld of inheri tance; the Laud-tax redeemed. Situation truly pleasant and picturesque, the country affording plenty of Game and Field ,port., roads good, and genteel neighbourhood; at the Village of Warsash five tulles trom Southaoipton, three troin Titchfield, and SO from London. Particular+ and Plan of the' Estate may be had of Richard Halbert, at the Villa at War3a3ll, who will chew the Ettatr.; the Dolphin Inn, SOuthampton; the Crc.vn, Port3inouth; Mears. llawwu and Wratislaw, Jolicitori, Saville pl ter, New Burling tun-stteet ; and Mr. Stewart, the Autionetr, 1:34, London. MANOR 01' ASHFORD-COURT AND E31%-iI'ENEAR LUDLOW, SUROPSHI RE, with immediate possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, By Mr. SFE WART, At the Hop Pole Inn, Worcester, on Wednesday, the 11th day of May next, at Two o'Cluck in the Afternoon , THE valuable anu truly desirable FREEHOLD MANOR and ESTATE of ASHFORD-COURT, with Family House it for the immediate residence of a Family of re spectability; Out-houses and Offices of all descriptions, and an excellent Farm directly surrounding the same, consisting of nearly one hundred Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; also a Water Corn Mill, and valuable Right of Fishery; the situation really beautiful and picturesque, only three miles from Ludlow, Shropshire. The Furniture, which is elegam and modern, wick the Live and Dead Stock, may be taken at a fair valuation, and immediate possession will be given. Printed Particulars, with an engraved Plan, may be had of Mr. llamas Bowen, at Ashford-Court, who will thew the Estate; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville place, New Burlington - str eet; M r . W ell i ngs, Solicitor , Ludlow ; Mr. Wratislaw, Solicitot, Rugby, Warwickshire; the Hop Pole, Worcester; Swan, Birmingham; Plough, Cheltenham; Willie Hart, Bath; City Arms, Hereford; Fez, Shceirsbery; wad 40 Mr.Strwan, 194, Ptccadilly,Lorden. . . , .: <4l • .... • • .-. 4 . , ." .4 I a .• • - - • • 7% • • . I'l • I I ' . 4 ‘ , .. 5 . v . ...„, , . _ .4,,, ..... • ( s • . f :/ 4t ... .: . :400 . );A:tv ,r , . ' N , 1.,, . ..- I • •,) • ,•• • . •. • t. .. c, .. A , .... 406.14 m (....... .. Ili . ~ - -7.7, . . • . t 0..4,•_...... . .._..._._ _ f,. X P.. ---. •`INEY. Crnr: nffcrs !. •oper•> -uon" Iv by . 11, `•AUr. PRICE SIXPENCV-1! . • • MONEY. • • A SOLICITOR having cenn-ctinns and clienta of opulence and rtspeetatEl ty, offers !he .advance of stlll3ll. to Money to any eatetit on assignable propery or personal no sponsibility, on terms mid tordittutis more reasonably and tq.ll - than what in gercral pul.liely appear —Apply by letter, post raid, ot personally, to Mr. W. at his office, NO. iI. chapel place, Vere-street, Cavendish-square. from t‘‘ rive !11l four. Arvm slur P ING. Ma.EDITOR—It appears that the Board of Con troul having prepared a Bill to aUth , rise the Regis try of India Shipping, and the same having received the sanction of Governmait, it has been brought into ParliaMent ; but, to the astcnishment of every one, it has, it is said, been rl..rred to a . Select Committee, to consider whether it is a proper till to be proceeded in or not. Why a reference should have been made; is not easily accounted for—it cannot be supposed, it will either tend to al!ay the fears of the parties interes ted in the measure, or give any satisfacti , :n to the public ; for on a reference to the names of the per sona constituting this Select C&nmitter, it must be supposed, from theirsotEcidl .s . tu itions. th !t many of them are favourable to the measure. What have, therefore, the parties interested in the subject to ex pect, as the result of it, the Bill having been brought in under the express sanction of the Board of Con troul ? besides, the shortness of the tine allowed for the proceedings in this Co mm i ttee , pr i or to the Re cess, precludes all communication with the Outports upon it. . The full Owing are the names of the persons on this . CoMmkee The Chancellor of the Eichequer, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Sullivan, and Mr. T. courtenay; of the Board of Controal. Mr. Osborne and Sir George Warreutler„Lovds of the Admi.. req. Mr. Charles drint and Mi. G. A. Robinson, Last-India Di rectors. Mr. R. Smith, recently re.urnod from India. Mr. Fawcett, an Ea,t India Merchant. Mr. Alexander, Mr. Al. xander Pad ng, Sir Robert Retie, Bart. the Right lion. Ge•rge Ro.11*; Mr. I.a4ceiles, S,r Wm. Curtis, Mr. Alderman Atkins, Mr Prutherve, Urrier.,l Qaseoigne, Mr. Staniforth, and Mr. C. Elli-on What are die opnions of the latter of these Gen tlemen, on this subject, is not known ; hut, surely, it would have been more consonant to justice and to correct practice, on a great national qitestion I.ke the present, to have had, either an open C immntee, or to have included in this Com!nittee, the Members for the maritime counties and the outports; for whatever may be the ultimate determination of the. Legislature on the question, it would have afforded some consols. tion to the numerous persins throughout the United Kingdom, engaged in the various branches of mann. Facture connected with Ship.boilding, m letve known that their case had been Judy, impartially, and tho roughly, investigated, by A Committee, the majority of whom were nqt, in any degree, by previous preposses , sion or alreadyformed opinions, officially, or otherwise, prejudiced on the question. As the in suer stands at present, it is to be presumed, the Cuasc.t.tott of the • EXCHEQUER, with his usual candour and libeiality, will not, either hasten the proceedings of this Com mittee, or object to other persons being added to it. It is not a little remarkable, tbat neither Mr. Mzetisn nor Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, who presented the only Pe titions, this Session, against India S!ripping, should not have been named on this Committee, u hii>t 0 e Members who presented the Petition in favour of India Ships is upon it. It is to be lamented, the same course has not been adopted on this occasion, as on most ethers relating to trade, namely, that of appointing an open Corn. mittee, to inquire into the state of Ship-building, and to report to the House the evicLnce taken betui e them, without offering any opinion On the subject ; leaving it altogether to the discretion of Parliament to decide on the measure. At the present moment, when we are on the eve of a general Peace, such an inquiry would be attended with the most beneficial consequences to the Empue, especially if it were not confined to 3siip.building, but extended to the present state of the Navigation of the country, which cannot be viewed by the calm, dis passionate, and considerate obsc.rver, without tear a td dismay ; for how it is to be kept up, in the event of peace, is not easily to be cl , .terinined ; wileNs much more extensive changes take plitce 111 the tr tde of the Empire than can be reasonably expected. It is not to be supposed, that the merchants of riis country will import goods fro,n countries in British ships, when they can bring their goods in the sh,ps of the countries of which the goods ate the groNth or produce, at two-thirds less freight than iii British bottoms. This observation will apply to foreign trade in general, but particularly to the countries within the Baltic. It appears that the following are the pr;tes of the building and outfit of average-sized ships, in diffeienx countries, exclusive of the cost of navigation, namely, of provisions, wages, 45‘,.. which is heavier iii Britisa than foreign ships : In Russia the average price of the imilding a,d oust of Ships is about - £lO per Tons In Sweden - - ,fit In Prussia - . . at* i s.). In the United States . • Jet 8 In Great Britain . . if-a Under these circumstances, the greatest caution and circumspection are necessary, on the part of the British Governmei.t, before they enter into any com mercial arrangements with otl.er countries. Tne prt.- sent is the most critical period in the H;story of the Navigation of Great Britain. It it was consistent with sound policy, to establish the principle and applica tion of alien duties, in former times, to countervail the then existing trifling difference of charge between English and Foreign Shipping, how much more strongly does the necessity of these days require their extension to keep up and support the Shipping Inte rest of this country ? I shall forbear enlarging further, at this time, en this interesting topic, trusting to your usual indul. g of en re c s e u , m th in a g t a it n , o i ti i i i er o a su p b p s or el t n iti will Numberb e affordedof your I t n , , t e . triotic Paper. (iigned) AI LUCALDIII;. ' kkan V 9 6l4lliNe lei Arils MoNDAY, APRIL 4, 1814. OFFIGE UP ORDNANCE, March 18, 1814. T IIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- IRSTra OR DN.iNCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be reedited at their Office hi Pall-Mall, on or Lefore Frilay, the Bth day of April, from such Persons a; may be w;lling to ur dertake the supply of COPPERSMITHS' Aa . l ICLES, for Service of this Department, for a period of three Years, determinable after the expiration of one Year, upon notice t.f three Months, 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 farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con. tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Coppersmiths' Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said sth day of April, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Patty making it or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order ohheßoard, R. N. CREW, Sec. WESTMINS ASSOCIATION, POR THE. FURTHER RELIEF (41? THE SUFFERERS BY '1 HE Wilk IN CIEILIVIANY. HIS ROYAL HIGH.. ESb Tll DL Kb; Or YORK IN THE CHAIR. A T a very numerous Meeting, attended by bis 1711. Royal Higlintxs the Duke of Suesax, the Archbishops of CAarralguar and You, and many of the Bishops, and other persons of distinction, IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY ItLSOLVIED, Thaf a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive Sub scriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so received be placed under the management and controul of the said Cots• mittee ; chat the Committee do consist of the following persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to suite with the City Committee, if they deem it prudent ' coMmiri EE. Archbishop of Canterbury - I Wnt. Wilberforce, Esq. Archbishop of York I R. H. Inglis, Esq. Bishop of Londoa I Joshua V 4. a turn , Esq. lAshop of Exeter Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bishop of Chester Henry Thornton, Esq. Bishop of Salisbury Rev. H. H. Norris Bishop of Ely Sir J. Mackintosh Lord Kenyon Hon. F. North Lord Calthorpe Colonel Bathurst l Right Hon. Sir J. Nicoll Right Hon. sir W. Seoit Right Hon. G. Rose IC. Grant, Esq. jun. M.P. Sir Thomas Acland Right Hnn. J. C. Villiers E. Willbrabasn Bootle, Esq. R. H. Mantis, Esq. Committee Room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queea-street, where all communications may be addrtssvd, and where Sub scriptions will be received; as well as by Messrs. Harnmersley's and Co. the Treasurers ; and by the several &ulnas-houses in London and Westminster. signed by Order of the Committee, JOSHUA WA I'SON,I oecretaries, pro R. ACKERMANN, % tempore. Amount already advertised - X.,148 18 U SUIS4EEIFISONS SINCE RECZIVtD i Bishop of Chester 31 10 Gen. H. Calvert 10 10 --. Chichester 31 10 Mr. Dy3on, Palace lard 5 5 --- Oitord 50 0 Benjanaln Keene, Esq. 10 0 Sir Henry Raiford 10 10 G. J Cholmondeley, Esq. 50 0 H. U. Reay, Esq. 5 5 T. Bourelli,m, Ezq. 5 5 JelaltS Klidt.eh, Esq. Gen. J. Balfour 10 10 Jermyn-street 10 Q W. F. Hebb, Borough 10 10 A. M. 13. 1 0 W ilbrat la in f ger: tau, Esq. 30 0 John HaUell, Esq. 21 0 Bishop of Bangor 50 0 Lord Ardeu 100 01 -- of Peterborough 50 0 Bishop of Litchfield and 1 Hon. Frederick North 21 0 Coventry 50 0 0. B. Wollast.,n, Esq. 5 0 Rev. Win. Valli 5 0 Georgt S. Wigg, Esq. SO U Mias szg 10 U Bt II Ebq Uran-street SO 0 Mr. Faden 5 5 Nlarqui>of St afr..,rd 100 U Niarchione.s at statford A ;Suttees:. Clerk, per Drutnnier.ds 10 10 Lord Boron a St) 0 Rev. Dr. Carey t:0 0 Rilltt lion. the Speaker 100 S. C. Jervoisc, Ebq. :.!t u Sir G. Osborne 10 ti Gen. 13.. relay 5 u Mi-s Higerdorn 5 0 Mr. G. Dodd 1 U Per. Edward Canyers 5 5 J. P. Aunol, Lag. 10 0 .1.1 . .4t Itound,L , N. 10 0 Earl Cump.uu 5u 0 J. T. Ball, Esq. 10 10 A. li. W. 1 I 'l'honias Gray, Egq. 10 10 Edward Ikubsuo, Lig. 1U 10 1 lER'ITOR DSHIR E. THE NEXT• PRE6ENTATION TO THE LIVING of 1.1 . 1' 11. E MUNDIIIN, compriNing the Great and Small Tithes ova about '2O 0 acres, with an ex•:elle:it Par sonage Howe, and very suitable ()Ice.; Farm yard, liana, Stables, Sheds, &c. and a larr: pr. , sent incumbent is a very o:•1 man, 2nd in course of narure caunot be expected to live tnaoy year.. Fu7furchtr particulars ay ply to Adam Murtay, Surveyor and Land Ageat, Nu. tit, St. Martin's-lan*, Chardig-cruss. Lettcrs post paid. SCHEME QUI FE NEW ! YTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, and 18, Co. ventry-street, respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public, th .t every Adventurer in the present Lottery has a DOUBLE CHANCE—First, of all the Capitals in the Lottery which hqins 3th of NIAY, containing Prizes of £20,000, X 15,000, £lO,OOO, J:5,000, &c. and if a Holder of either of the first 50 Blanks drawn the First or Second Day of Drawing, will be en titli-d to 10 Tickets in the h EZT Lottery, which contains 1 Prize ut ,e 20,000, 2 of £lO,OOO, &c. by which means the 100 Extra Prizes of 10 Tickets each give the Purchaser of every Ticket a Chance of obtaining any of the Capitals in the first Lottery, or £‘1.0,000, .ClO,O-00, or evcn £50,000 in the Second Lottery. Lottery •Fickets and Shares are selling by EYTON, 2, Corn hill, and 18, Coventry-street, where all Prizes are paid on de mane!, and Business in the Public Funds transacted with the ut mo KEN F. THIRTY MILES FROM LONDON. ACAPITAL New-built MANSION, in a beau tiful situation, in all respects fit for the residence of r man of fortune, and 7.0 Acres of excellent Land, in a ring fence. I'he purchaser of the house (which ii nearly but not corn - letely fini.hed) may Lave villa the whole or part of the Land, at his Option. For Particutara enquire of Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 6i , St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross. (Letters poet paid.) TO BE SOLD, A FAitf-HAM, HAN 16, With inmedLire Possession, AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, late the Residence of ADMIRAL PATTON ; consisting of three Sitting Rooms, 21 by 16 feet, nine Bed-ro , ..nis, Laundry, Vannes, and uther Dumont- conveniences. In the Yard there are a Coach house, three•stall Stable, and other Offices. Bebtnd the House is an excellent Ga.:en of at last half an Acre, witk a b'rutt•wall and preen-house. Eircham is 72 miles from London, five &Ali Goqport, eleven frciu houtnampton, witu cveri advainage of Land and Water Carriage. _ _ Letters, post paid, addressed to Mks Patton, Hifei-street, Fareham, will be answc.ed, and the I'remke3 slicwit when required.- TRANSPORT OFFICE, March 25, 1814. THE COMMISSSOMERS for CONDUCTING HIS MA lESTrr TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of SICK .2nd WOUND ED SEAMEN, and for Me Care and Custody of PR ISOMERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday, the 28th April, 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying for twelve Months certain FLANNEL SHIRTS, FLANNEL, Do. WAISTCOATS, COVERLETS, Do. DRESSES, STOCKINGS, and LINEN SHEECS , DU TCH CAPS, For SEAMEN and PRISONERS of WAR. No tender will be received after one o'clock on Me day of treaty, nor any n0ti.....d u,-;!ers the party or an agent for him personally attend. Each testier must .5e aceompaniel hy a letter from two respectable p:r tont, en,riging to become hound with the persot. tendering in the rum of £3OO, for the due Performance of the contract. Far thee parti c ulars may be known by applying et chit Office, and Sample: seen at the Storeieeper-Generars, Dale -street, Westminster. rs Le tit ra. ifs. Oar., 12:11fr :n •f Ir • b T 44) ........., I try • 4114