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Ironmongery articles, for service of this Department, for. period of three years.. .Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Store-keeper's Office, in the Tower, and further particulars, together with-the Termsand.Conditiens of the eon ' tract, may be known at.tbe Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore said, -any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock ; where the Proposals most be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed -" Proposals for Stovee, Ranges,' &c.; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 11th day of April, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or *anent in his behalf shall attend. By order of thelp44. A. 11. CREW, Secretary. . - FORVAOO44. ' • '..• This Ow Ms published, a New- 741.1ti0n, Ogren ; eidsillisliatd with numerous rivet ; T rice 71.-tentiods, • • • • GOLDSMITH'S NATURAL 'HFSTOVir abridged for the Use of Schools, an the 113;i -emu= bg-Mrs. Hannah More.-=—BrMrs. PILKINGTON't ' Ptinted for Vernor Hood, and Sharpe- Longman, Hu Rees, and Orme ; Dorm altdliarvey; Lackington Allen, and Co. J. Walker; and R. Scholey. Also, an &inimical the ssataa:Wsaii,"ar Letter tr9s, beards. • • This till lost ..printed iII pan ism% litth price HE LETTERS OF PLINY THE CONSUL. T With Occulonal Rsetnarki.-4i FPM. rOTH, Estf._ Printed for Vernor, Masi, and 'Sharpe,' ge and' Soli; I. Walker, Ctihell and M'irttn, Lacktngidn , A ; intent lAitrg man,. Hum, /tees, and Orme, CadeJl. and Lharhos,-it. tea, J. Num, J. Richardson Datton rod Harrel, I. Merray ir 3. As. perm. J.,. Booker, J. M. Richardson ; Constaiditand Co. Edinburgh. • This 111V-thllll4 *ROME,' April 6, 1810. THE o uRT 1111tECTORS of the UNITED COMPAU iIdiIIOANTS of ENGLAND, trail: to 4e EAST YN gist notice, ) • that a gifc6o.'ofht or the 'gild Company will be held at theit oaie i.eideriEtlt-street, on 'irsidisi next the 13th instant, at xf . eltsel t lnte forenoon, titi sisecial Afflll^s: • • • ••• /?ql*thAt sec. Horatio, Mr. MURRAY: Cgort:dc, Queen of Denmark, Mrs. ST. LEGER. Ophelia, Mias BOLTON. • To which 40 HE be adie WATEd tbe Musical RMAN. Eastettaimmost of T Tom Tut, Mr. INCLEDON. I . o . oorro w--The Confederacy ; with Tom Tinitab. • • pie e 4 for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BL r 4 Dole, at the New i kk officL. in Princeslace, Hart-greet.' from ten tal fear. !" CREDLTbitS 'OP LORD SPENCER CHICHESTER. ALL 'resat§ faving any Claims•en,• or Demands against Lord'SPtNCER CHICHESTER, or his Estate, are requited to furnisli a particular statement and account thereof forthwith to Messrs. Xibblewhite, Rowland and Robin son, Gray's-lon-Place, Solicitors for his Lordship's Trustees. _.,AST WEEK. ogATORIO3 AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DURING LENT. NF W THEA l RE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, will b • performed a GRAND SELECTION, - Is which NlAdame CATALANI, being recovered from her trials riticcoviil have the honour to appear, and sing " Angels ve r bright and :air." " 0 Quanto I:Anima," and Mozart's celebrated Air " 0 Doke Conceive," frith Variations. bliss GRIGLIFITI; Was-BOLTON. StLic STOCKINGS--Sellint off uncommonly cheap, at . 14 54, Cheapside ; . art immense Smck of all kinds Olofes, Flannels, Drawer,, Ladies Diesies, art in one, e. • "ghopktierVst, lend those wanting to buy largely, will fied'a great adviistige by an early inspection of these articles. A van* tit) , of white Or black silk, 51. tid. the best quality equally cheap; stout cotton stockings, at is. per pair; very fine, Is. ed. super, N. ; brown eta ton, for. boots,- Is. 9d. fine ribbed cotton, 2s. 21.; a variety ut glov4r, front 'pd. per pair ; anctother fashionable articles, too numerous to mention. Phase to observe, they are at RADFORD's Hosiery Ware. house, No. 52, Cheapside, near Bow Church. e dr. 1 01 1 k 14 0 r ri M 3 And Mrs. BLAND., BRAHAM, will introduce " Love in her eyes," "'Luther's Hymn," " Ye Gloomy Caves," and " On this told flinty Rock," (front the Opera of Kais) and " The Death of Aber crombie." Mr. GOSS, Mr. PYNE, Mr, W. TAYLOR, And Mr. kELLAMY. • i f ider of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY, Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. Th e re maLider of the Bail and Chart yes; IRV' be banserosts and compl.e, aid co• s ,t of upwards of 1 w) Perfbryners. The whole under e Direetien of Messrs. ASHLEYS. • • Ihe Free Lis: of this Theatre does not extend to the • Ocatorios. . FINsBURY-SQUARE ACADEMY. rl `HE Anniversary Meeting of the Gentlemen who hare finished their Mathematical and Commercial Educa tion under Dr. KEL LY will be held at the C.itx of London Tavem. • fuesday the 17 h inottant.—STEWARDS; InomAs J. ARMIGLP, I%aq. WILUILIM Gaasio.m, Esti. buts Coup noure. Esq. Joule lk Sauter, M.D. The Wes. SIMON FR A3lOl G. E. Swo 2 rltzworrit, Bag. Tickets (One Guinea each) to had of the Bteonrja or at tb Bar of the ern. ice' ii"Cli)Ck7 i-ULL MONEY FOR PRIZES. lIORNSBY and Co. respectfully infirm their IL Friends that every Prise purehasedat their &Sees is in the terse of Payme t, whqber * 215 or 4usooo. In the last four lateries HORNSBY and Co. shared awisakd 4.-of - - £20,000 1 1 -at • • 24,000 3.- of - - tti,ooo 2 - - of - 2,000 4..0f - - 5,000 . 4 •-of - - 1,000 Besides several of 2500, At" bcc.Bce. The present State Lottery affords Chances superior to any Stoner Lottery ; a Sixteenth Share can gain Six 'thousand Gui rde2s; Art:, Halv..s, Quarters, and Eighths, and equal propor ems, One Hundred ilousand Pounds can he gained by i single eircwure. tlw Extra Prizes givro on the pre..ent occasion re miniter or tickets for sale; It therefore, may be pre. S.'“rcity will prevail, particularly so,, as it was the c.:e tl at ! uttery. -...xeruted hit Post or Carrier elactly on the same Teas as if present PrlZ. &paid on demand at t:: and. ST. MARGARKra HILT., Roamnix. ',marl, 1810. a£20,000 5,0 , 0 1,000 500 *LNI E LOCIERY, 20th October, 1809. Prizos of £20,000 1 5,000 1,000 500 I : at i2ear.i:rds. I 8 Capitals. enll the above TWENTY CAPITAL PR, ZE, in the Two last Lotteries, in Shari', at • No 4, COKS. - lILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS ; Where i icaets and Shares arc selling for the NEW LOTTERY, tt drawn the bth of June. The Scheme is the same as the but the Co•ttraetor makes a free Gift of FOUR HUNDR.ED WHOLE TICKETS • to the Holder of the First-drawn Prize above 815, by-which a matte Ticket may gain the immense sum if £lOO,OOO, and kteet,th .£6OOO. Schemes, with partieulars, gratis ; lied the fortunate holders of aay Shares of the above Twenty Capital Prizes, may receive the monly on demand, or exchange their Prizes for Tickets and feats in the New Lottery, at K,. 4, CORNHII.L, and 9, CHARING.CROSS. swirr and Co. RESPECTFULLY inform the Public, that they have on Sale, the Tickets and Shares of the NEW LorrEß V, Which will begin and finish Orawing on the gib JUNE. The Scheme is on the same approved Principle as *last, finny only $,OOO Numbers, with £200,000 in Prizes, among illicit are FORTY CAPITALS ; In addition to these, the Public are presented with Four EXTRA PRIZES Crickets, four of a Number, 1;;;Iiiih ihe Adetntoker has the Olance of gaining Four Prizes of W 20,000, by the Purchase of a inleTicket. The following Capital Prizes have been Shared sad Sold at their Offices, Nn. 11, Poultry ; No. 12, Charing Cross; and No. Jl, Aldgate 1 Ugh-street. 6 ,791 £2.0,0(.ti 4,099 .. .E 5,600 'IA24 ... so 000 12,035 .• • ... 5,800 11,070 20,000 231 ..„ 5,18;0 . 11 1" 1 20,000 19, 0 47 ... ••• 5 , 000 eArA 10,0P0 11,599 •,.. ••• s s ooo 184 10,000 20,439 196 ... 10,000 7,951 5, 000 8,041 ... ••• ie,ooo 19,536 5 1 000 2 ,691 10,000 15.984 241 17 0 1 824 10,000 18,112 ... 2 , 000 17 1 612 teooo 11,199 ... • 2,000 x 0,952: ... 10,000 17,281 ... ..• 2 , 000 ••• ••• ... 10,000 753 2POO 7,157 ... 10;000 Three of the Capitals were Sht ed •and Sold at their Offices in ,ottery. 'the fast i PRACTICAL - BOOK-KEEPING. EVERY Schoolmaster is aware of tke difficulty of Procuring. suitable BLANK BOOKS, by which to teach boys the art of Book-keeping, and will in consequence b.?. glad to Er.d that regular sets of Blank Books have been provided to ac company Mr. MORRISON'S New Work, which is allowed to he the most simple and practical System ever published, and therefore Bening of this especial adaptation to the business of Schools. The publisher of Mr. Mestanotes Work has provided four "Is of books, called Set A, Set B, Set C, and Set JD, ruled in the best manner with red and faint lines, neatif done up, and Properly labelled, with alphabets and other appendages, cot-res ts:siding to the four sets given in the system itself. He purpose! PO , sell them a s un d er , an d to g i ve t hi rteen o f e i t h er ki n d to the "z'n, besides the customary allowances : Set A, 3 Books, at es. per set. Set B, 6 Books, at l Os. 6d. ditto. Set C, i Books, at 146. ditto. Set D, q Books, at ss. ditto. to ilet' sets may b e h a d toget h er, or se p ara t e ly, in any quantity, "el Bookseller and Stationer in the United Kingdom ; and i ` o. ° Present mi s t a k es, the sets w a nte d shou ld b e spec ifi e d an d d c a s belonging to Morriton's Book-kart* N n A new, revised, and htiproved Ettitittus-kas-just bees Pubhib 'd JOiCE'S MACEICAL Alirrtuanic ant ILLY . . "geltretti 1, p, Macchio, 11119. TRANSPORT OFFI6E, Mock 26, 1810. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING 41. firs IWAJESTT's TRANSPORT SBRIPICE, fo► wing care of SICK ;and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Gyre and Ciatody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby girt Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 17th day of April, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat whit such Persons as may be willing to Contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in health at PLYMOUTH, for Si; Months certain, from the Ist of June, 18111 No Tender will he received after ant o!alocl on the day of treaty, sem any naticed, unless the party, or an apietfor him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by ds . Letter from: two respectable P erso n s engaging to become hound with e. Person *enslaving, in the sum of £2OOO for the dm performance of the Cmstract. Farther particulars stay be iarun 6y attlying et this Vice, or is Captain Astir" - - day was published, in Six Volumes, Octavo, eitsbeillslied with upwards of 430 Plates, engraved inOutllne, price £7.45. in hoards,' , l ' HE HISTORIC GAL ITRYofPORTRAFTS • • and PAIg i fINGS, cdutlining *tea Copies, In 'Oittlinit, of the most admired Paintings of celebraled Painters ; with Cri tical Remarkst and a Biographical Memuk.- , . . Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry. N.B. A few Copies are - printed In Quarto, with Proof Impres sions of the Plates, price £l3. 10s. FOR SC lioOLS.—This darwas published,. • In Two thick Volumes, in Octavo, -price Li. 4s. boards, THE MODERN PRECEPTO R ; or, a Gener.l Course of Polite Education ; containing Introductory Trea tises on Language; Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Aiiebra, Geome try, Geography, Astronomy, Chronology, Navigation, Drawing, I-ainting, &c. Agriculture, Geology, Moral Philoso'phy. For the Use of Schpol, _lllustrated with St? Plates and Maps. By JOHN DOUGALL:. London : Printed for Veyna - r, ,Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; J. Harris, St. Paul's Choral-yard; Longrnasi, Hirst, Rea, and Orme - and Gale and Curti% Paterneiter- row; S. Clarke and Co. Vanchester ; and W. Robiosnn, I,.brerpod. This day was published; in octavo' pride 7s. 6d: bOards, THE AGE A POEM; Moral, Political, and Metaphysic*. In Ten Books._ • This Work is intended to afford a general View of Men In the simple offices, and in those complex relations which awaken in tense observation. It opens with an Inveatigation of the prevail= ing passion of the Nation ; which is trjkoed through various scenes ; to which succeed the modes of ativhncement, displayed in several characters, strictures on conversation, and public and private amusements. V iews *of the separate powers of the Con stitution, of the Ecclesiastical establishment, and of the relation of Majesty and Ministry. General Literary Criticisms and Stric tureson popular Writings. Remarks on the State of Theology, and 4 Display of the Motive and Practices of Seas, together , with their effect on the refinements of Life. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, N 0.3 4 Poultry. SOUTHEY'S arfrogy OP BRAZIL. This day was published, in vartti; price £2 21. boards, the first Part a • THE IiksTORY of BRAZIL. By ROBERT SOU I'HEY. Printed far LoagnuM, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternostenrow. Of whom may be had, by the same Author . 1. The Chrikilde eche Cod, 4m. price £t 15s. boards. 2. Letters frfiewSpaiti and Pim. ugal, 2 vois. foolscap, 101.6 d. 3. Palmarin of England, 4 . v015. foolscap, Li Bs. boards. 4. Antal& de Gaul, 4 vols. foolscap, Xl is. boards. This day was published, in one vol. foolscap Bvo. price 6s. in extra boards, THE PRISON of IyIONTAUBAN ; of Times of Terror. An Instructive Tale. By Ilse Editor of the" Swedish Court." Printed for C. Cricket and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, just published, price 6s. foolscap Bvo. boards, Letters of the SiEedish Court; written chiefly in the early part of the reign of Gnstaviii IP. containing interesting Characters of the unftwtohate Gustave, Adolphus, of the present King of Swe• den, Catherine 11. Emperor Alexander, Sic. In a few days will be published, Anne of Brittanny, an Histo rical Rimatice, fa 3 4cdiames. Just published, price is. REMARKS on the Rev. 'Mr. SIMEON'S FRESH dAutioNs to the PUBLIC. By EDWARD •PEARSON, D. D. Master of Sidney College, Cambridge, and Christian Advocate in ' that University. ' Sold by 1. Hatehatd, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Amite, Price' If. the Second Edition of CAU PIONS to the Hearers toad Readers of the Rev. Mr. Sinteoa's Sermon, entitled " Evadgelical and Pharisaical righteousness compared :" To whch are added, Remarks on his Sermon, entitled, " The Chu cbm su s s Confession:" Also, 1. 'the Duly of Church Conimunien. A Sermon. Price dd. Rentarks en the Dangers` which threaten the established Church, and on th- Means of averting them ; in a Letter to the Right Hon. - Spencer Prrceval,.prle:e BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE OF SCOTIAND. • This day was published, Volume 111. (containinglik tog* Of Scotland,) with th! Ann Boards, neatty . e o raven Qn ."09 41 e Prict ! as: „B A BIOGRAPHICAL PEERAGE of the EM- I- 1 - PIRE of GREAT BRITAIN: hi Wkithare-Memoirs and Characters of the most celebrated persons of each fatally. Printed for J. Johnson and Co._ J. Nichols anti Soni,R. Faultier and Son, R. Baldwin, T. Payne, G. Robinson, Wilkie and Robin son, Scatcherd and Letterman, Otiidge 'and Son, W . : Loy:ides, Cl a rke and Soo, J. Walker , R. Lea, I. Wit*, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cada and Davies, J. M4wman, and J. Booker. Of whom may be had, Vols. I and 2. (containing the . Peerage o f England,) the Artieengraven on Wood, price ids. boards. - - *„"t Any Corrections directed to the Publishers will be ttiapk tug* *caved. lin the press, and in a state of considerable foryfrkWi t yo: Manse IV: containing the Peerage of Ireland. ' -, - • • Also a New Edition of Collins's Peerage lit ttsdlit\di With vitt etinsiderable alterations 'and iniprovetrienti; and brought &mg to the *use= time. By Sir Egerton Bryllgest COIVIMII'TAL OF SIR ERANCIS BURDETT, BART ' This day was published, in. one volume, price 4s. ea in hoardt,' VNFIELD's COMPENDIUM of the LAWS A- 4 and CONSTI CUTION of ENGLAND. _ " A competent knowledge a the laws of that country In which we live, is the proper accomplishment for . every Gentlepten and :kb olar."—Loa o BACON.' I London : Published by Thomas Ter, No. 11i, Cheapslde and sold by Wm. Allason, NQ. 41, New Bond -street; 60 all Booksellers. Where may be bad- in one volußNtwittice 41.. 6d. Enfield on the Wealth of Nations and Political Economy. This day was published, elegantly printed on super royal folio and Imperial quarto, 'THOMSON's SEASONS ; illustrated with fine -I- Engravings, by Bartolozzi and Tomkins, Historical En gravers to their Majesties, from original Pictures, painted for the Work by W. HAMILTOI4 ' R. A. lnaperfal 4to. price £4. 4s. in boards..---' rile same Book, with the addition of four large En gravings, by the same Artist, royal folio, price 126. Bs. in boards. Ditto, Super Royal, with proof Plites, price £l6. l6st boa As. A few copies of the imperial 4to Edition may be had, r with the plates finely coloured, price £l5. 154. in boards. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, R ees and Orme, Patemos , and P. W, Tomkins, New Bond-street. Cer.rOW j This day were published,handsomelyprinted in 11 vols. Bvo. price £ES 3s in boards, THE WORKS of JOHN JORTTN, D. Arch -1 deacon of London, Rector of St Dunstan's in the East, and Vicar of Kensington.—Vols. I, 2,3, Discourses concerning the Truth of the Christian Religion, and Remarks on Ecclesiastical History ; Vols. 1,5, 6, the Life of Erasmus; Vols. 7,8, 9, 10, Sermons and Charges; Vol, 11, Six Dissertations on different sub pets. Printed for Whitt and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Recs, and Orme; F. C. and .1. Rivington ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ;and F. Win• grave. A few copies still remain of the Tracts Philological, Cr;tical, and Miscellaneous, 2 vols. Wm. published in 1790, price 14s. in boards. On the of May will be published, price Ss. 6d. Number XXIII. which cohtmences the 6th Volume of THE RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTURAL DISCOVERIES t containing a critical account of every fact and discovery in Arts and Science that has been made public during the preceding throe months. 'Wited foe W. H. Wyatt, agent for obtaining patents for in ventions, Picket-street,Temple Bar, and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had complete Setts of this Work, in 5 Vo lumes, price XS. 18s. in boards. Also just published in 1 Vol. 4to. embelli,hed with 14 highly finishad Engrasinp, Price £l. 11s. GI A DESCRITTiviE and HtsvOtticat ACCOUNT of VARIoUS PALACES and 'Pogue BUILDIIGS, English and Foreign, with Biographical Notices of their Founders or Builders, and other eminent Persons. By James Norris Brewer. Also just published, in 1 vol. royal 18mo. price 9s. The LADIES TOILET, a work out to women whatever tends to promote, and warning them of what is pernicious to health and beauty, containing Direeions for Dressing with taste and elegance, and rgfeipts for preparing all the best and most harmless cosmetics proper for a Lady's use. Lately was published, Neatly printed in foolscap Octavo, price ios. 6d. in boards, . A SYNOPTICAL . COMPEND of BRITISH 2 3 BOTANY, (friimihe - Cliki iMonanchia 'to Polygatnia I elusive) arranged after Ltunkarr System, and containing the essential Characters of the Genera, the specific Characters, Eng. lisb Names, Places of Growth, fica and Situation, Colour of the Flowers, "Times. of Flowering; Duration, and References to Figures.—Bit JOHN GALPINE, A. L. S. • Sold by J. White and Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-street. 44 Conveniende of sizeattd elegance of form are among the kit mediate•recomptendatioils of this Synopsis. The particulars it ' contains are sufficiently enumerated ; for the absence of* the Clasi Cryptogathia this decisive reason is given—that it would have ex ' tended theinibliCation to thrice its present balk. The whole is tittown'frifti the' fortis of Tables, which,having the class and order wtperselbed at atunising titled Are divided beneath' into eight minims. Nothing can . exceed,the clearness of the whole arraement,' 'British Critic foe Juty 1806. 14Dµ g r hftfr 4titlielty recinfinitlids Dr. Vitteting's arrange theist hi Brits Pknts ;to which We would rake tbt liberty to add Mr. Oalislite's-Corapend of. British Botany, as a mdlt - meful and commodious pocket companion in botanical excursions." Edklburgh Review, Qotober 1809. LUNDY FOOT'S IRISH SNUFF. LUNDY FOOT and Co. in order to obviate the difficulties which those in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto exptrienced in obtaining their Snuff from Ireland, beg lea - ;;;; Inf on them and the Public in general, that they have opened a Wholesale Watehouse at No. 50, Leicester-square,where said Article may be had, and where they are now taking orders. And as It is their preient intention to relinquish the Retail there , f, and not to interfere with any other article of saidTrade ' they most earnestly request that these who may honour them with theft' commands, will retail it as received from them in its original purity, being determined to afford the most liberal encourage ment to those who buy to sell again. Several Cases of SOUK have just arrived at No. SO, Leirester square.. _ ,:CA.NAJL...PROPERTY, by PRIVATE CONTRACT. By Mr. SCOTT. QTAITORDSHIREandWORCESTERSHI RE r , ..0 CANAL, dividing £4O dear per annual; Monmouthshire, Grand Juccion, Wilts, and Berks, Kennet Ind Aran, Union, Huddersfiel , i, Rochdale, Lancaster, Grand Surrey, and Croydcst Canal Shares.—No. 28, New Bridge street. TO Bt SOLD BY AUCTION, At the York Hotel, in Dover, on Thursday, the 12th of April, lain, at Eleven o'clock, by permi.sion of. the Honourable Boards of Custcnt and Excise, Duty free for Salvage, ABOUTSB Hogsheads Muscovado Sugar, 40 'Tierces Coffee, partly damaged, lauded front the Ship Cxsar, Captain John Shand, wrecked near Dover, on her voyage from Jamaica to London. _ _ Samples and Catalogues to be:teen three days prior to the Sale, by Applying co Messrs, GrAillutt .and Simß•on, Na. 73, Tower strtet, London; or to Lodsom,Rice and Co. Dover. LORI) SOMEiVILLE'II FLOCk OF MERINO SHEEP. • TO BE SOLIYBY PUBLIC AUCTION, • WednesdilThr ed and Thursday the 3d of May next, 'HE WHOLE QF THTS STOCK, selected in ispo 'and . Atli,' from 'intsdry Leonesa Flocks, and bred without any thine:tore of other blood. The su periork of the Leonesa, over every other pile of Spanish Wool, is to be seen in the Prices Current of our own Weekly Journals. 'lke reputation of 'this Flock is fortunately so well established, as to demand no comment whatever, beyoud the following state• mem: In 1806, the great Premium given for the best Merino Ram, by the. Board of Agriculture, was won by a Ram of this flock, bred in England. In 1807, the Prize for the best Ram's Fleece, given by the Bath and West of Fogiand•Seciety, was won by a Ram of this flock, and it was declared in Print by 'the Committee of that Society, (which, situated in the cuntre of the superfine cloth manufacturers, has therefore been deemed conclusive) to be the finest fleece of wool which bad ever come under its examination. The Print of this Sheep is to be found in Malcolm's Survey of Surrey, in Lau- rence's Treatise on Live Stock, and in a late Publication ou the • subject of Sheep, &c. by the Proprietor. The symmetry of his form, and the aptitude to feed, demon , 'traced by this animal in so extraordinary a manner, bad, before tlie adjudication of this. Prize, induced the Proprietor to breed 'almost exclusively from him. Lastly, any doubt of the superior value of these sheep, whisk hive never been beat in any competition, is for ever removed by the recent decision of the Bath Society, by which, Premiums were offered last year as follows : CLAss V. No. S. Barman Fret Woos. "As many persons, " whether manufacturers or others , still deny the practicability of " producing In Great Britain, Wool equally fine with that ins " ported from Spain ; in order to put this question to a trial, from " which there can be no appeal, a Premium of Ten Guineas is • offered to the Manufacturer •of the finest Piece of Navy Blue 4 Broad Cloth, dyed in the Wool, not less than twenty-five yards • in length, which shill be exhibited to the Society, on the day before the Annual Meeting in 1009, made front clothing Wool from the Sheep Tribe grown in any Country. The name of each ManufactUrer, and pile or species of Wool, and of the " Grower, (if 'British) to be contained in a sealed Paper, having " on the outside a mark indicating the piece of Cloth to which it " refers, and which it must accompany. Such Paper not to be " opened until the Committee shall have made their report on " the merits of the respective Cloths, which report shall be given " from the Chair; and no person form a part of the Committee " who is pefsonaily interested in the decision." By the exertions of Messrs. Joyce and Co. Clothiers, the Pre mium was adjudged to the Wool of this Flock, and for this Pre mium no less than sixteen pieces of Cloth were exhibited, many of which were made from picked samples of the Saxon and Spa nish Merino Piles. The Sale will take place at Fairmile Farm, near Cobham, Surrey, 18 miles from London, on the Portsmouth Road, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. The great drafts which have been made from this lock, last season only, namely, Seventy-five pure bred Merino Ewes, and a large - number of others, highly crossed, must render these beep an object of peenliar attention to every skilful Breeder. The Flock for Sale will consist of nearly Two Hundred pure Merino Ewes in high condition, neatly Two Hundred Merino and Ryland. Ewes, highly crossed, very capital in their Wool, and Thirty Rams of the pure Blood, five only being reserved for the Me of chi Owner, the whole the get of the Rana above-men tioned.—Each Ewe .with her Lamb will form one lot, as will also each of the Rams. The 'Proprietor thinks it incumbent on him plainly to state that the Sheep Will actually be sold without reserve, and that his Motives 'for holding this sale are of a private and local nature, and by ntlimeans arise from any change of opinion as to the value of Merino Stock. The Sheep may be viewed every Thursday by personal appli- Cation bnly to the Shepherds; the pure Breed at the place of sale; the nified till Tbunsday the 19th of April, at Bipo'; Park, Bark. ing, Essex, after which time they will be conveyed to Fairmile Farm.—N. B.The Wool must not be plicked from the Sheep. Catalogues may be had on and after the 3d of April, at Messrs. Gibbs and Co. Seedemen„ corner of Half-Moon-street, Pica.- dilly ' - at the Bars of the Post-Houses of the following Towns Cobham, Leatherbead, Esher, Walton, all within four miles et the place of sale ; at Guildford, Kingston, and Dorking ; and of Messes. THOMAS MARTIN and Co. No. 63, Coleman-strect, Londoo EApLE LIFE INSU,RAIk/CE, CORNHILL, • LONDON. 1"1-11S . Description of Insurance is of ilestimable Irriportatite to all Periont Holding Annuities, Leases, or Oftits, dependent On lives, or whose intorno@ tear: with life. Example :—A person thirty yews of age may, by the small annual payment of £l3. 7s. id. secure £3OO, to he paid (to his family, or otherwise, as heniay direct) at 'his death . Any ether sum may be insured like manlier, and ur.y other age. One person may insure another's life, td the amour.t of any interest be may have in the continuance thereof. No Entrance Money or Admlision Fine required. No Charge for Policies or Certificates of Renewal. No Registry of Assignments required. A latte Commission allowed to Solicitors, or other persons procuring In surances. • • W-DEETHAM, Secretary. pRPVIDENT INSTITUTION. —Specially em powered by Act of Parliament for the INSURANCE of LIVES, :he GRANT and PURCHASE of ANNUL l lES, and the' ENDOWMENT of CHILDREN, Southampton-street, Strand, London. PRESIDENT; The Most Noble the Marqiiis-orincutncia st, K. O. VIOL-PRESIDtiiTS, Marquis of Salisbury, K. G. Vigteount Chetwynd, Earl Tem,le,- Viscount Duncannoa, Viscount Bulke1:, Lorl Braybroke. 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