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ar - iciSll6-14.1 3 r,,,; . ~...., .. ~. , b . ~......, N .: . 'i't d .6 S , .. , 47 • ,-. . , - !P„ te i #'4 hierill), •= - irr .•' l lllk i , PF:4llr ---%•%%,....._.--.) . -...., •••• • • ••••••• •••• . evil; . . NUMBER 8430. DISTRESS IN CER4ANY. - • • , . BOUT eight Tears,agp,he calamities occasitined s . .. .M by the war in different ProvinCes or dermint gave the to a subscription, and the formation of a Committee in London, to relieve the distresses ott die Ccontinent. ' By the generosity of the British. Public, the sum of nearly 150,000'was remitted, which rescued nraltitaides from the extre why of want; but at no period since the existence of this Com mittee, has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the country to which their attention was first directed; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia Suony, Brandenburg,and other parts, have entailed upon the ' peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an eats of history. The Committee are anxious to Impress upon the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup port, they have remitted to different parts of Germany to the snow. o. mar 140,000. Amount already advertised . - 5E43,990 a 5 SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE RECEIVED: - At Lloyd's. 7. Knight, jun. ..B1 1 W in. Dickson,j un . neir do. 2 2 Joe, Williams 2 2 The Corporation of High Edward Cummings, Esq. 2 2 :" Uryeanh 20 0 Messrs. Needham and - The Mayor, Aldermen, }Riot.. Nottinghani lO 10. and Bailiffs, of do. with • Haynes ani Kentish 10 • 0 two Friends tothe Cause 30 0 Parish of SuttouVallenos, Friends of Saffron Wal- Kent, per S. Wilkins 2 2 den, Scanted, Bardfield, Robert Taylor, jun:Esq. Finchingfieki, Salir g, Sichttouth; Devon • .10 .10 - Thaxted, Felsted, and Wm Thompson,lidi;igton 3 5 ' Stebbing, Essex 83 6 JE. Thompsoti, ditto 5 5 Sundries, per A, F. Gibson. Rev.T.F.Twigge,Df.rby, Rev. T. Dalton, Nur by J. Sneath .10 . 0 man-house .5 5 Curling, Cox, and Co. SI 10 Tho. Hall, Esq. Walden 1 1 Charles binny 10 10 • John Fiske, Esq. ditto 1 1 Methodists'Society, New- Tbos. Smith, Esq. do. 1 1 bury, per Mr.R. Smith 26 3 -Henry Archer, Esq. do. 1 .1 Friends of Henley, Read- John Marten, Esq do. 1 0 ing, &c. per Joe. May 67 9 George Walton, oitto 1 1 East Hunningfield, Col- sundries, from Is. to I Os. 6d. it ction, per Rev. J. f . xi ics. Eld. Nottidge 6 0 .. J. Gawen, per Jones, I-I;gh Wycomb, Collec- Lloyd, and Co. 10 10 non, per Rev. J. Price 40 - 0 akhard Nichol), Esq. Dr —on Beauchamp, ~ -Last Barnet 20 0 Buc .s, Collection, per Bradford, Yorkibire,lst • kcv. Sam. MaddoCk • 0 J, H. It 0 George Jackson, Esq. Kenti,h Town 10 0 L S. Viri,buch I .0 remittabee Castle, Hedingham, Parish Collect ion ,yer Rev. H. D. Morgan 58 4 SQO 0 Subscriptions receiveo at the bars of the City of London Ta vern ; Uoyd's Coffee-house ; Stack Exchange ; and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. •R. H. MARTEN, Secretaries. Luicz HOWARD, SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED` FOR SMALL DEB l'S. Craven-street, Strand, March 2, 1814. B ENEFACTIONSsince te last Report, viz.— L. r. J. William, Hugh, and John Burn, Esqrs. - 105 0 0 A Friend to this Charity - - 1 0 0 Joshua Same, Esq. - - -. . Ann. .5 5 0 Rutter Away, Bej. . . Ann. 2 2 0 A. B. "S o R. I. E. XlO - ' . SO o 0 Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor - - Ann. 2 0 0 ler j eant Palmer - - - 21 0 0 '1 he Rev. Shaw Brooke. - - • Ann. 2 2 0 F. Lind, Esq. . - Ann. 3 3 u James Lewis, Esq. ' - - Ann. 2 2 0 Miss . fe cry, per John Ward, Esq. - ' 2 0 0 lihomas P. White, Esq. per Vote and Co. Ann. 1 1 0 Mrs. White - - Aun. 1 1 0 5.1'. Ann. £5. ss. R. Y. .E?.. per Yore - 7 .5 0 Wm. Thomas, Esq. per Vere - - 5 0 0 Mrs. Hnate, Beckenham • - Ann. 10 0 0 Ditto; a Donation • - - 5 0 0 Sir Henry Poole, Bart. . Ann. 1 1 0 Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. B. - Ann. 2 2 0 Lacy Primate, Esq. per Secretary - Ann. 2 2 0 John Maude, Esq. - -- - Ann. 2 2 0 Mrs. Mackenzie, sen. - - Ann. 2 2 0 Mrs. Thomas Co tton: • - 2 0 0 S. B. per Dinvien and Co. - 35 0 0 A Lady, per ditto - - 0 10 0 P.D. Letter Buz Li, and found in Letter Box £1 20 0 £244 0 0 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 251 Debtors, for tke Sum of - C Jutoidereci the Cases of 34 Petitioners; Appro. £2lB 9 0 red a; Reterred for Characters' 0 Petitions, and Rejected 6. Benefactions are received by Messrs. Herrin, Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street ; Hoares, Fleet street; Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-street ; Bicldulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing- Cross; Dorrten and Co Finch lane, ; Hanintersleys. Piil. mall; Veres, and Co. No. 77, Lombard street; and by the Se cretary, NA. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by ti. " who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. WASH lONABLE DANeING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at. No. 19, Sfitrrard-otree, Golden-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishmenr, or have not the modern style. Mr. LIEN'S system of teachirg is espressly studied for those to whocn It is an object to atquire tag!), that fashionable requisite for genteel society expeditiously. privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Prof..ssurs of danchig tau .ht the most eltspnt fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the profes sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. PHILBLAIN6 are prevented from breaking, - aeld NJ their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WillTE• HEAD'. ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed fur its extraordinary EfficaCy in Rheum:ideals, Palsies, Gouty Alicc tiol.s, and Complaiins oi the Sinn ach ; but where this ctrtdiu remedy has hem unknosin or ne.i.lee . vd, and the Chilli:dins have actually broke, Whiretirdirs, Family Cerate will ease the pain, and very speedily bral thens.—Prepared and soldby R. Winston, Apothicary, 19. tireek-street, Soho, Landau—the am] Pins at is. 9d. eaell ; the Cerate at ls. i id. Sold by every Me .d:rine Vender in the United Kingdom. The Genuine kis a black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Jolirwtop, inserted nn it. • N. 41911..5TRA - A). PATENT SELF-AU! S - I LNG T RUSSES.- These instruments are upon an entire new principle, the springs are en constructed as to admit of iccrea,ie or decteaite in size and force; will answer for right and lit side, without any *trap whoever. SALMON, 01/Y, and Co. confidently recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and securhy to the galling ap plication °fake common Truss, on their usual liberal remit, viz. that ti..e full cost shall be returned to all purchaser', If trot found superior in raft end act to every Weer invention, after any wear, or da,nage. The Patentees hinkretelved the following appoint:nerve : The Royal Nary, the Naval Ho:pi•als and Dock-yards, the Ordnance, Otte:lv/kb hospital, the Honourable Tart India Contpany, &c. &c. N.B. Persona rending Inahe country, sending the Circumfe. ►race of the Body, in inthts, just akuve the hips ► may dcpcif NIKO hcing accurately • *This day was published, • Handsomely pointed in two volumes Avis. with Portraits of Knox and Regent Murray, price LI. is. boards, the hird Edition of riIHE LIFE of JOHN KNOX, containing Iglus 1- trillions of the History of the Reformation in Scotland, with hiographical Notices of the principal it eformera, and sketches of the progress of Literature in Scotland doting a great part of the Sixteenth Century : to which is subjoined, an Appen d.x, consisting of Letters and other papers never before published. By THOMAS M'CRIR, 1). I). Minister of the Gospel, Edinburgh. " How unfair, and how marvellously incorrect, these rep're setna,ions (4 Kook's character) are, may be learned from the perusal of the work before us—a woik which has afforded us 'lmre amusement and more instruction, than any thing we ever read upon the subject, and which, independent of its theological ttieriis„we do nut hesitate to pronounce by far the best piece of history which his appeared since the commencement of our critical career."—Edinburgh Review, No. 39. Dc. M`Cee is really a great biographer, such as it has not been the lot of Knox's equals, or even his superiors, always to atnitt; for, however ably the characters of Luther and Colvin have been treated in the general histories of their times, where has either of them found a biographer like the present ?" Quarterly Review, No. 18. _ _ . " Every page of his book gives full testimony that the writer of it is, by natural constitution, from habit and on principle, a cordial lover of civil and religious liberty. lie is learned man, and as independent thinker."—Christian Observer, January 181 3. 6, We fcarcely think that Dr. M'crie's work can be too highly esteemed, or at least that any person, whose opinion is worthy of rest—cr, ran refuse to assign it an elevated place. in the scale of We• rat y merit."—Edinburgh Chr.stiati Itittructor, No. 40. Printed for John Ogle. 'and Williatu Blackwood, Edinburgh; M. Ogle, Glasgow; and Cadell and Davies, John Murray, go. Yen and Ogles, Duncan, and Cam; London. *ISLAND OF ANTIGUA. Capital PLANTA t lONS, NEGROES, BUILDINGS, kt. TO BE SOL BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Cheng s u-Alley, CornhM, London, on Monday, the Ist of August, 1914, at Twelve o'Cl9ck, By Older of tht Assignees of Messrs..lohn Henderson and Archibald Neilson, Merchants, Bankrupts irIlE capital PLANTATIONS called, RICH MOND and HOWARDS, samara in the Pitilsh of Sr . PA VI., in the ISLAND of AlNTlLJUA;•comprialng.upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and THIRTY-FIVE ACRES of. rich Cane and Pasture Lands, Gardens, and Negro Grounds, with Dwelling houses, Sugar-works, two Windmills, and othvr requi site Buildings; Two Hundred and Ninety-six Steve:, mostly Creoles; together with the very valuable Stock, Consisting of Seventy-four iii!ad of Cattle; Clarifiers, Coppers, .Stills, and Plantalon linpleut:nts, and various Effects. Particulars may be had of lames Clilctfribt, Esq. Agent for the Frame, it Antigua; of Messrs. Setoo and Plomer, Solicitors, George-btrect, Adelphl; William Healing, Esq. Solicitor, Law rem. lane, Cheapside ; a , Lloyd's, Garraway's, and the Jamaica Coffee-houses; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick:wee:, Golden square, where Invenr( taaay be seen. FREEHOLD E3TATES, AT GOSBERTON, LINCOLNSHIRE; AND AT ST. MAR FlN's STAMFOZ.D BARON, IN THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. • TO BB SOLD BY AUC' rioN, In LoTs, early in the Month of June, 1814, on the Premises of Mrs. Burns, at St. Martin's Stamford-Baron, (unkss an et sbl. tender for the thole should be made prior to the let's of April), BELNIE, that well-known valuable GRAZING FARM, FreeLo!d, situated at Cosberton aforesaid, a pleasant' open Village, and , fine Air, distant Ten Miles from Boston, and Six froin ; adjoins the London Turnpike' Riul, and consists of Thirty-three Fields or exceedingly rich old inciosesl Pasture Land, containing upwards of Twu Hundred and Twenty Acres; and so contiguous, that the whole thereof may he looked over in a very short time, with Farm-House, Stable, Cottage, &c.; also One Field of new 'actinium, about Fifteen Acres. _ . Afso, at the same time, will be Sold by Auction. (utiles, we vioutly disposed of by Private Contract,), the following FREE HOLD ESTATES, situate at St. Martin's Stamford Baron atiretaid; Loci. A Capital Messuage or Dwelling.Heuse, with large Yard, Az stall Stable, and Granary over it, Coach-house, Hay Barn, Dm/house, Laundry, and other convenient Offices ; larg e Gardest encompassed by lofty walls, and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees; and two commodious Pews in the Parish Church of lit. Martin's. N.B. Them Premises are let on Lease to William Westmore 'land, Esq. four years of which are unexpired. "Mires Tenements, adjoining the above Premises, in the seve ral tenures of F. Ashwood, Thomas Spencer, and ThOmas Dorman. Los 9. A Tenement, In Water-street, in the tenure of John Pearson ; and a Piece of Ground adjoining the same, in the tenure of E. and J. Schules. Lot S. In Wuothorp, a Paddock of Pasture Land, containing two Acres, two Roods, seven Perches (more or less), let on lease to the aforesaid Wermoreland, Esq. four years of which remain unexpired. , 491 the above have extensive Right of Contmon in Borough Pen and likely to derive considerab:e Benefit front the pr esent inci4ura. On the above Premise ~ at the same Time, All the Neat and Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI I'URE and other EFFEC ra of MRS. BURNS, leaving her Residence.— Comprising hanclgorae kiurpost Bethreads, with Crimson, Silk, Damask, and White Dimity Furniture; prime seasoned Goose feather Beds, Bolsters, Mattresses, and excellent Bedding; ca rital fine-toned Piano Forte by Broadwood, wish additional Keys and Pedal; large Carpets • Pier, Chimney, and Swing Glasses Fancy and Mahogany, a nd other Chain; Sideboard; Se dietary; Climts or Drawers; ,Lining, Pembroke, and Card Ta bles; complete Dinner Service of Wedgwood; White and Gold Chipa Tea ditto; very good Kitchen Requisites; several Jots of Buoks, &c, &c. Also, some GENUINE WINES; consisting of Port, seven years in bottle; Madeira, that bas been round by the Indies . ; Euceliai; Vitionia ; a Cask of vet'', fine Currant Wine, Scir. For further Particulars apply to Mr. 11. Jackson, or Mr. T. H. Jackson, At tome 7 at Law, Stamford, Lincolnshire, where a Map of Bettie may be seen. 14 b. All the Tenants are under No'ice to quit. SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID 4 FUR LEMONADE, &c. &c. PHIS Acid is so useful, whenever Lemons are 1 wanted for duntestic purposes, that it only requires publicity, and a trial to be generally used at table ; it is so finely powdered that it readily dissolves in the plate, and with the acifi yields the most grateful flavour of the lemon. There is also a direction on the Bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c. &c.. • It is prepared only at 163, Borough; and sold by Newberry and Sons, and shaw and Edwards. t it .Paul's Churchyard; Butler,. Cheapside • Dicey and Co. Bow Celirch-yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet mark et; Sanger, Oxferd-etreet ; Ward, Holborn; Weston, near Temple-bar; the Medicine Warehouses, in the Royal Ex change ; Vade's lead Golding's, Comhtil; Rigge, and Stubbs', Cheapside Gaeta , and Butterfield, Strand ; Puke, N ew - streets Covent-Garden ;,Kernott and Co. Bear-street; Gedge, Leicester. square; Hugulu on, iaymarket ; Williams, 72, Piccadilly; Rigge Ind Hawkins, Bond -street; Butts,Berner-street ; Sellars, Broad- Meat, Bloomsbury ; Rose,Parlitment-street; Finch, Greenwich; Harrison, Woolwich; Batten, Clapham; Russel, Hampton; Martin, Twickenham; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, Wind. jaw, &c. &c. It Is also sold by rnoet Oilmen, Confectioners, Drug gists, and Patent Medicine Warehouses, in biretta, ses. 6d. each. Please to mince the myna of tipping and Mandela on the Wrappers, as ao %hen are genuine. FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1814. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW—RICH WHEEL. QWIFT and Co. the Contract ors , respectfully k., in form die Public, that the Lottery will finish Drawing on MONDAY NEXT. The Wheel is very rich, and contains It - Prizes of - £20,000 I - - . 2,000 3 - - - - 3,000 Besides others of £5OO, £3OO, X2OO, &c. &c.—The first-drawn Prize above aCi 7 will receive in addition .C 20,000. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are Selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 13, Poutrav; I No. SI, ALDISATE HIGH.. No. 12, CUARING•CROSS; STREET, As the Drawing begins at a very early hour on Monday morn ing, it is necessary that all purchases should be made MIDDLE= HOSPITAL AN invidious report having been propagated that Mr. BROOKES has declined the contest for the Office of Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital, vacant by the death of Mr. WITHAM, he begs to assure his Friends, and the Governors, that it Is his firm determination to persevere in canvassing till the day of Election, and from the very flattering support he has already experienced, he has no doubt of final success. • Theatxe.ttf Anatomy, Blenheim-street, March 10, 1814. TO MEDICAL GENTLEMEN. TO BE DISPOSED OF • AL PRACTICE in the West of England, the re -11 • ceipts of which are from Seven to Eight Hundred pounds per annum.--Any Gentleman wishing to treat for the above is requested to direct a line, post paid, to A. Z. at Messrs. Burkftt, Winstanley, and Sirkellq, Druggists, Poultry, London. TO NURSERYMEN AND MARKET GARDENERS. KENSING'T'ON. —TO BE LET ON LEASE, TWOseparatePlECES of LAND ; one contain ing 4 acres, 1 rood, 8 perches, with suitable buildings ti4ereon, entry at Ladyday nest the Other conta'nlisg 42 'Anti 8 perskes, with necessary buildings theseon, entry at lkii cliatimavoext.—For partiaskos v apply to Aaiun Murray, Sur veyor and Laud-agent, tit, Bt. Manin's4arte, Charing-cros4 7 Letters post paid. ON OR BEFORE SATURDAY. MONEY. • NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied-with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, Or Housea,Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymens' Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on thtir personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berkely-s qua re. DEBRETT'S PEERAGE OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. THE Public are respectfully informed, that a New Edition of this Work, correctA to the present Time, will be ready for publication in a few days. . Early in next Month yell be published, in i Vol. Bvo. A6l ESSAY on the PREVENTION and CURE of INSANITY. With Obseryalons on the Rules for the detection of Pretenders to Madness. By GEORGE NESSE HILL, NlesHeal Surgeon, and Surgeon to' the Benevolent Ininititi ion fur the Delivery of poor married Women in Chester. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row, London. This day was published, in oc,avo, price ss. the 3d Edition, corrected and greatly enlarged, - • - - DRACTICA L OBSERVATION'S on I/NISA AL. ' NITY ; In which same Suggestion are offered towatJs an improved mode of Treating Diseases of the Mind; and some Rules proposed, which it is hoped may lead to a more humane and successful Method of Cure. To which are subjoinlid, Re marks un Medical Jurisprudence as it relates to Diamited By JOSEPH MASON COX, M.D. Printed for Robert Baldwin, Paw-rimer-row ; and Mantis Underwood, Fleet -street, London. In a few days will be published, Handsomely printed, in two large volume* duodecimo, price in boards ZENOBIA, QUEER OF PALMYRA. -A Narra►ive founded on Hinory. By the AUTHOR of PATit IA RC:JAI TIMES. Printed tor F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul% Church yard,; sold also by J. Hatchard, Picearldly. Of whom may be had, lately published, a ,econd.Edition of PATRIARCHAL TIME; or, the Land of Canaan: in Seven Books.. Founded on the Holy Scriptures, By Miss O'Keeffe. Price 16s. 6d. CARIC,ATURR MAGAZIVE FOR. FEBRUARY. On Tuesday, the Ist of March, was published, In royal folio, containing two h'ghly finished Caricatures and a Vignette (!ci be continued every fortnight ) ice 2s. of T HE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, MIRROR. of MIRTH, for February. Th's Number will form the hest of a new Series, and consist of original subjects only; designed and toga aved by TuostAs ROWLANDSON,y.Sq. The object of this work is to give a humourous Caricature History of the Times. London: Printed for Thomas Tete, No. 111, Cheap4ide ; Wm. Altason, No. St, Bond-arm 1. Dick, Edinburgh ; and all other Booksellers. BRIDGET VISCOUNTESS PERCEVAL. • Iv the Press, and speedily will be pubiished. AN accurate ACCOUNT of the singular TRIAL in the Court of King's Bench,- Gull roll, LABY Pflit. CEVAL ogrinst• JOHN MITFORD, Esq. for 1!/ERItilitY r with the whole of the Examinations and Cross-examinations of Lady Perceval, Lady Anne Handlion, the Hon. John James Per &c. &c. togethermith Lord Elledborouglekadrairable.Cbargr to the Jury. Taken in Court by an eminent Short-bane! Writer. this Work will contain a number of °renal Letters ant Arti cles written by Lady Percevsl, never yet published ; Avith esplap naiory Notes, by the EDI Mit of " 'I H 1 NEWS." Orders for the 13ook will be teceived by every Bookseller In the United Kingdom. CATON ON DEBK,I I Y. , This day was published, price N. 6d. second edition, DRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI -1.1 1 lES,. natural and contracted, of the GENERA rivli ORGANS of both Sexes; inclucllntß4.marks Ovanlsro, Se minal Weakness, nocturnal Emission; Gleets, Tabes Dorsallq, Fluor Albus, &e. &c. with the Theory of Generative. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. _ _ • Printed for _Nl . esbr_s._High!ey, No. 24 t I1ect-.4:reet, l Dolton. Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise o❑ he Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of Asth matic Fits, price Ss. CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE CONTRACT, • By Mr. SCO rr, COVENTRY, a Share, dividing £lO per Share clear per Annum; Monmouth Canal, dividing Ad per Share clear; Grand Junction, Grand Union., lireena and Aberga veany, Kennet and Avon new Shares, Wilts arid Berli,, North Thames and Severn, and Arun and Wye Can,As, Gland Jutktion Water Works, Provi,le.ft Institution, and Russell Insti tution Shares. ' Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, Lonilon. P.RYCE SIXPENCr-HALIPPENNY. - . -:‘ OF OILDIVA NCR, Feltrwary 14 0 ,111011, THE RAISCIP4I..OFFICERS of Na Jlf rirs ORDNANCE, do kir* give Notice, ;•)is That Proposals will be reeds* at their OMce in Pall-MA, on or before Friday, the 18th day of March peat, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the ~upply of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE kIORSES, staeiont.d is the following Di.. tricts, to be delivered at the metier of the Contractor, NORTH BRITAIN, NORTHERN, YORKSHIRE, EASTERN, exclusive of WARI.EY ; 'SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM ; SOUTH-WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE at WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH; WESTERN, WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies; WARLEY and CHATHAM, WEEDUN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE; For a perio4 of Sit Months from the Ist it April nett • The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, withoet any snits 'tyre of FoxA or Mowbumt Oats, and must not weigh lets then $7 pounds per Whiche.,ter Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered In trusses of 564t5. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trus.es of 36;ba. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each ar• ride which may be delivered, at the fdli,twing rates, viz. Fur the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the I lay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred anti twelve pounds. Tke proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Deariits, and it is expected that the Co tractor shall receive the Stable Dtmg, which{ during the period of his contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per Week. Farther particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery In each District, and also at the Secretary's Mice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day be tween the hours Of ten and four o'clock, wbrre the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Fo rage r but ne Proposals can be admitted after the said Intls dap of March, 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 ids behalf shall attend. ..1 By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretory. MERINO SOCIETT'S SHEEP SHEA Yesterday mbsning Mr. SADLER'S Yard, in Cos well -street, was, opened for exhibiting the pens of Spanish, or Spanish-crossed sheep, that were sent in to claim the premiums annually offered by the Me rino Society. Among the company we noticed the Earl of ROTHE.% and many other persons of distinction. The several pens of sheep were labelled as follows, viz. : sums YOZ TRSMdIUMS ONZ AND Two. John Fosse. F.sq a Fero Merino ram, En meant* old. R. Flowers 23 IPOR PRZNIIUMS 712tt AND FOUR. Ord - Cattiertagh, a pure Merino ram, 16 months oil Mr. Rich. Hudson, jun. 1S • Mr. Rich. Flowers 16 Cede Flowers C4rL Maras Towers Mr, E. J. Fordbasa - RiZhard Barclay, ;sq. _ )B --. 1! •=•••••=11• 14 .---.. ender 14 ......... brtd by 1111 r. e. G. Fordham John Fane, Esq. 14 ..r 16 ........ Mr. Barr lir under H ..—.. BfIEVIN roa rirssiume Mt AN* at=. E.O. Fordham,Esq. 3 pure Merino awas, It migidis oid. G. Fordham, Esq. 14 ....... Lord Caitlritagti John Fane. Esi. 16 -,-.- Mr. George Flowers Mr. Richard Flowers John Sharp, Esq. tb ill/LWN COIL PRZSILIUM ILLIIEN. Fordbam, Esq. 5 pure Merino sheep, S 8 months (dd. C. C. Westcar, Esq. 25 suawN volt PREMIUM TWtLVE. John Cawston, Esq. five Merino bouthdown fat wethers, of the eth cross, 35 months oh!, bred by Johd Thorp, Esq. In the afternoon, one of the sheep from this pen t which weighed, alive, 19 stone, was shewn in the yard, and its produce of wool, weighed before the company, was 81b. atter which the same sheep was slaughtered, dressed and weighed, and its carcase hung up for the inspection of the company, with a label shewn as follows, viz.: Carcase and head, 12st. !lb.—Loose Fat, Ist. 711 b. SMILWN {Olt Tile PRIUMSI rovaratta. The Earl of Rothes, 5 Merino Southdown.fat wetben, second cross, 26 months old. smcwis fin THI PRZMIOU rirratir. Christopher T. Towers, .b sq. 5 Merino Sou:hdewn wethert, first cross, 36 months old. sitawts AS EXTRA STOCK. The Earl of Rotbes, a pair of Merino wetbers (in 1 pea with four other sheep), which weighed, alive, 16st. 41b. John Cawuon, Esq. three pair of Merino wethen.—la ternoon, these sheep were shorn ' weighed as follows-101, 81, and Mr. Flowers' four Mer4no rams, _ Mr. James King sbewed the carcase thus, that were bred by MrPT. '1 . Carcase and bead, 771 b.; loot Carcase and head, 7511 b.; 100 . FLEECES OIE tHE 1111EwN VOL *II Thomas G. Backe, the deer o growth, that was brpd by 181 b. at the time of sheari , • Mr. R. Flowers, from,' Mr. E. SMitlt, a ditto, Esq. weight 1 lb. Mr. Richard Flower Mr. Richard Floc. months growth. Mr. G. Fordhana, • .-ce of a 4th cross, under twain, :uoaths growth shorn. Mr. T. Towers, of an Ewe -hog ; fleece Ditto, of a Ram-hogget ; fierce 91b. Mr. G. Fordham, of a Ram, the growth. Mr. Thomas Flowers, an Ewe Reece. CLOTH U $lllll3ll w Thomas Joyce, of Freshford, "hewed nude from Mr. Gales's Marina cropped Mr. Richard Whittingtoo,k piece - - she pure Merino wool of Sir Chalks Mr. Austin, a piece of blue cloth, *Merino wool Mr. Rlalhar4 Cooper, a atop Crest • • r of Mcrino webers.-1n the af. rn in the yard, and their woo sd 7ilbs. respectively. ns, intended for F , carcase of two - 'lowers, Is% ;1-, Dose fa , . . )11b, .11. IC PI 16. • .re Merino ram, 16 months 'harp, Esq. which weight{ o months growth, 81b. 6oz. as growth, bred by H. Brooke, :en months growth. aasitura 17. etce of a pore Merino mre, 12 of a Merino-Ryland ewe of the la growth; weight nib. when ; fleece 9;lb. .ce 91b. the fleece not of tin month, re fleece. IITI3II WOOL. , "hewed piece .f broad-clot!, 1 cropped wool. piece of bide broad sloth, fro= miles Rica. cloth, from Mr. Flowers' pores t tress Mr. Toweses weal. •