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Ti.e I- Ach. :ee in i!ttp•ts illtated 111 the effeco, ,t rain: a, price Tait, OT thr U r merving a 'pearly ntne94.l n'dn via pre, :moving t. • elegani. of thsini n ties. iihr, 4, Lid retail larding; an - 4 Dublin; rntt, mud :k, Hun; u; g ains and rt, Bif• g Mgdie. al skin gtie 9:leer*. if I r le v. RoyAr to maim may. vbs. of intod ;bicb, by . also de loug red of:en en e causing in Of tier. in in 1 . 1:1aq at babks, or fie c4asti. is I.on wand and e of &ego 'he. by ttached. to efi u. Iwo Ate every dirk:vet rhteysicians. Trsalthig practice et )reteLugeoli levee with Jli lied dies% • ;, boviettei ritat t.. ttis t where an a, they frt- . The na lias 110..Viff 41! 5 years, sexes has. Es had Ones .es them to itb secrew, , schlyaunierg r„ miming :dicing for- st-otre , et. mtially to ieh are the y ral k pay ;0:1-tit3r4on 1, iridwen praitite to Ind the sue t. oppose, as tie!, are the ;ties. Attet turd trout the it. precipitancy lead our , at i; aft kiss& schcoul mem of the Of Sterility; Urietl)% ; &ration, alui tars, ate by and perms uriatiug pain the appiac4- &give practice, Es have been wbicb .s cure supvtieir e 3, and dcbi.: 'enurred, and But whale; erancem oar irivetlia stuns. le/tu.te in the eitLattly hap scretion et au iiityliints are we trust thaz Few, how 'turder, awn. !tors; an indLt r a fashion3hte tOdahle happy sufferer misfortu ate, ii luxugh tr be au inners, the re of Renovation, a Bacchus or h anxiety wig' quid tame, alule ointed in theii most instant b;) akirtr, at3 . thg.; Dm . % the bathe' this int intstics* insulted•by re- Aonottr, at theW the partietilrfs" enclosing to *ill b.: sit, se attot•gadem 1-M 010.: ) W.' es after 4' rr after 4 t Place; 014 Rile WIN • •:*1 \ 7 a ":.'"r!. •.".1 ••; . • I ,:r , ' • 714, .- • „~ ,:~ ?• ••• • , ••• ' ' `. 4" ' . C N Ullßrit 8454. .:! - SURREY +l-i*EATR.E.' THE P.nblic are most respectfAly iarnrmod, that the above Theatre, having undergone a complee repair, and having been decorated at an immense expence, will r/PF.4 fur the Summer Season en EAS I'ER MONDAY. Al"ita, 1 I. The Evening's Entertainment' to connitence with 'a new Pre lude, written by Mr..Moret - on, eagle, • • NEW BROOMS. The Manage, of i•Suminer Theatre, Mr. MIDDLETON • Jack Heartall, (a Country Actor of uteri.) Mr. Camas; R egular, (a Prompter) Mr. Hu cxxL. Immediately after which, ao entire ne* grand Asiatic Melo- Dramatic Tale of Enchantment, written by Mr.Moreton, and produced under his immediate direerion, robe cafied, SHAMACDA ; nr, THR DEsERT With New and Splendid SeaßerY• /hind* Performerlie Mr. Miont.grois,.4llr. Hosixtstr, Mr. COOK t, Seignior Ct.tairoo„ hicaitrettu., Miss DILLY, Mrs. Baooxas, &c. &c. &c. „ , ••• In- Act the Second; VAS DE DAM, • ltsy Missies E. and F. Giat;ox. Composed by Mr. thabcrx, jun. The whole to=cionelndi Veltli, for the•first time, nut:warty new Conge-PantOrnitne,' with New Scenery, Machinery, Tricks, Wyss., sod Decorationscallad . THE'HALL oy MISCHIEF.; HARLEQUIN AND MAGGY I.AWDER. The Pantomime written by Mr. W. Barrymore. •i he Machinery by Mr. Branscorob. Ault! Donald, Magcy's Father, afterwards Fintaloon, Mr. May ; Sandy, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Hollingsworth; Sawtiey MiGulp-emrDown, the Clown. Mr. Cooke. Sharp and Flat, two Stock Brokers, Messrs. Bradley and iugham. Auld Maud, IViaggy's M asher, Mrs. Parkhison; Village Girl (with . anew Ballad) Miss Cooke (her first appearance at this I Ilea ire); and Maggy Lawder, afterwards Columbine, Miss Dely. The other. Pantomime Characters too numerous to insert, by We whole Company. THE TEMPI.E OF BLISS • b among the New Scenery painted expressly tor this Pantomime. ' Tickets to be had of Mr. Dunn, Jon. Box-Keeper, .who will attend at the Office frOm Ten till Four. • . Doorsopenesi attialf past Five o'Cloek, aid Performance to commence at Half-past Six precisely. . Boxes 4a. Ph 2s. Gallery ts. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Ti FASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN, JL: pdvately taught, at No. 19, Slierrard-street, Golden square, io Ladle; and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishnient, or have not the modern style. • Mr. Aden's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite for gintpel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style grare and elegance. Those who do not want pfivace teaching inay team it a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the Solt elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of the prof - .• - dine The subscription Ascemblies are every Friday. • • At • . . - • -- "ABSCONDED FROM HIS PARENTS, IN BRISTOL, ON MONDAY LAST, •A . :MOTH ,Of • Fifteen Years of Age, heigh t • about 5 feet 8 inches, remarkably pale complex:on, pro . , . ninent nose, light hair, grey eyes, rather stoops in the shout ders, and altogether very stout for his age. Had on a dark Olive Great Coat, black Jacket with yellow Buttons, white Waistcoat, st • ..• Sloe Cloth 'Frowsers, and Worsted Hose. Had in his Pocket a ; • Silvif-lAF,atcls, with his own Name thereon, No. ion, with black • ;Ilk twisted Suing, Gold Key", and plain Gold he had also keyed Pottet's Flute, cracked in the upper joint, and a 3 , %- tnelilviehlitiSltiK Umbrella. The prinilpal part of his 'Pocket stoney is supposed to be Guineas and Bank Dollars ; and 14 sup posed to bare gone for London. , Any Persons who might meet tvith a You' hof this description, • are i•eqnested to detain him, 'and also tiigive immediate informa . • 13mi to either Messrs. Kelsalls and Russell. lictater-Jdne, London, • • '• olo44essgs. Tozer and Were; Alive!, Ond • would be thankfully 71. '''stittnierated for their-trouble, and the ransununica ion received : IMbtk gratirnde t i his afflicted Parents. • N.B.' If the Said Youth will immediately return borne, pant errors will be forgotten for ever. • ' • • ii .4 ! . • ; AT .a. very nOrnerdtts and, highly ,aelpectable MEETING of PROPRIEI'OitS of. EAS 1:4101A iiIOEK; held at tbratti of London Tavern, on Mondiy, 'the deka • P JOB MA MAW RAlK.re.S, , Efq. , .ht the Chair.- 1 ., L k itui /Wed bp .iiitlejAstitt Seale, FA. M. P. and seceadia Waio,Eitif. and unanimously resolved. lit.: That the maritime concerns *of the East India Company araiat a magnitude to mutter it of vital importance to. the wet-. lareita4e CrAnpatoy itself, that there,shoeid V all times be a sufficient number -of persons in the Court of Directors, who, 'Mission practical experience In this department of the Com- L&air:, are enabled 6:apply tothem that knowledge and a tlilcb can :dope result from such experience, a point parti umbirly insisted opal by the Court of Directors thetaseiven in, the par 180.5 c at which period they published she following unani mous Real:hada: of their Court, viz. " East-India-House, June L , O, 1803. " At the Cotirt of Directors of the East-India Company, held en Wednesday, the 19th June, 1805, Resolved unanimousty..That the inconvenience which has bete experienced front the reduced number of the Men:hers of this; Court profesalonally acquainted with the regular naval ser vice of the Company, renders it the duty of the Court to inform the Proprietors, that it will be for the interest of the. Company to fdl up the next vacancy that may happen in the direction, by a Gentleman of that description. " Signed, by Order of the Court, ss WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec." . idly. It watt moved by Grottos •Samett. Wtoe, Esq.. and se landed by Sir Mossasan MAS La LO Vale t Baru and smani nipusly resolved, That if in 1803, when there were lye Naval Members in the direction, a serious inconvenience was felt, and a f a t ther addi tion of Gentlemen of that description was wanted, and actually recommended by the Executive to the Proprietary; it necessar ly follows, that this inconvenience must be doubly' felt at the pre sent pet ittd, there being now only three Getelemen is the ilim•c thin who were brought up in the naval service of the Company, one of whom will be out by rotatirm, and another is in direct immediate succession for the Chair in the present month, (the extended duties of which situation necessarily vrechiles exclu sive personal attention to any one department of the Company's Affairs), consequently there will, at the period of the ensuing Election, be only one efficient Naval Miember left in the Conic • of Directors. stl. It vssis moved by. Hersav Thu ot ; Ents.r, Esq. and se conded by Asst. 01All4A ft, Esq. and unanimously Re-olved, Cara:n WILLIAM STA Pet LY CLARK& having been rive:tre ble years arist.ly etmeged in the regular naval lIVIV'et of the ban-India Cou:pany,e'daring which period lie has itecessurilo ob tained considerable iwormatioo as to their general iotio•e-ts, and being at this time fire ft oat every other occupation, is cstvable of devoting, w thlius interruption, the skill and knowledge thus acquired to the proper inanagemerrt of their concerns, io, in our uptieon. a mostxt bbl persou fur the situation of Director upon of the oresent epoenciati. 1.44 ly, It was moved by WILLIAM Whits, Esq. and second ed by Junk EtAtel, Esq. and unaelnibusfy Resolved, I Lit Gyms, Witt-east iersiet'ir Ci.Aaltir is jowly •entiteill to tau extensive andllattering supplitt which he has experienced in hi, canvas and that the persinis eon:posing this Meeting will use their sternutlits awl unremluing exertions, collectively and indir!dually, to pio:wit Captain Cwien Elec.ion, on the Itsih instant.. • • (igtied) • 4 JOB MATIiEW RAIKES, Chairtnid. i JON MATIIIIIN ilatava, Esq. having kit the CLair, it strall loostAl by lons 4;t:wast., Esq. and seconded by *11.L11414 1301.. 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Just publishel, price CA. neatly coloured, CORRAECT MAP of F R ANCE, drawn under the direc.ion of GENERAL RER I'HIER, as Minliter of War, and Marshal of the Empire. •••""; This Map is s fac simile of the French Map, and published itr order to correct the numerous errors which have crept into the small Maps of France, as drawn in this country. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; and sold Qy the Booksellers in Town and Country. SALES BY AUCTION. - J., ELEGANT MARINE V 111. A, AND RIX TY ACRES OF 1 L ".ND, W 1 FH IMMEDIATE POSoIiSSION. By Mr. S I'EWAR I', At his great Room. 194, Piccadilly, on Thursday, the sth day of May next„ at Twelve o'Clock, 911 HE elegant and pleasant VILLA of WA R JL SASH; comorising a complete Cottage Residence (cnin mandlng beautiful Views of the Isle of Wight and Southampton River, with excellent Sea Bathing), fit for the immediate occu pation of a Family of respectability ; with Coach-house, Sthbling, Barn, and other Out-buildings, conveniently adapted for agri ' cultural purnsits, and about Sixty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Copyhold Leads the land-tax re.leerned. The Villa is three miles_ from Titchlteld. five from South ampton, and nine from Gosport. It may be viewed loy apply ing W Richard Halbert, at the Villa, Warsash. Pstrrsculire with Plan of the Estate may be had at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton; India Arms, Gosport ; Crown inn, Putts mouth ; Mes2.rs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Ssiciwrs, Saville place, New -Burlington-greet ; and of Mr. Stewart, the Auctionxer, 194, Piccadilly, London. MANOR OF ASHFORD-COURT AND ESTATE NE.ik LUDLOW, SHROP-tHIRE. with immediate possession. TO B 6 SOLD BY AtTC FION, By Mr. SI'EWART, • At the Hop Pole lily, Worcester, on Wednesday, the Ilth day of May next, at I . wo o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE vAlliable and truly desirable FREEHOLD. MANOR and ESTAIT of ASHFORD-COURT, with Family Riese fit fur the immediate residence of a Family of re ...speetability ; Oat-bouts and Offices of all deslriptions, and an :excelleot Farm directly •sarroundlng the same./ corsisting of nearly one hundred Acres of very rich Ara'. W s Widow, and Pasture Land; also a Water Corn Mril, and valuable Rita of 'Pisisery ; the sitaitlait really beautiful and picturesque, only three in les from Ludlow, Shropshire. The Ftiroisure, which is elegant and modern, with the Live and Dead Stock, may he taken at a fair 'valuation, and immediate possession will be given. Primed Particulars, with an engraved Plan, may be had of nioinas Bowen, at Ashford-Court, who will shew the Errate Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville- place, New Burlington-street ; Mr. Virellings,Solisiror, Ludlow ; Mr. Wratislaw, Solicitor, Rugby, Warwickshire; the liop Pole, Worcester i Swan, Birtninghant • Plou4ll, Cheltenham ; White Hart,,Liath; City Ann' , Heizf ord; Ful, Shrewsbury; and of Mr: . St ewarr, 4114; Vieciallly, Lowden. _ KENT-41 DESIRABLE PRE/4101D ssr&rs. comeAcT DWELLING-HOUSE, OFFICES, MEADQWS, LANDS, and WOOD—about Eighty-site Acres—neat Brum : ley, Chielehurit, ite.t Fourteen Miles from London. . TO B,E BOLD BY AUC LION, iy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Thnrsday, May t 9, at Twelve &Clock, In . ' One Lot, A PLEASANT and COMPACT FREEHOLD E.irAl'E, CROFTON PLACI, situate iu the Parish • 11 !of Orpington, a short distance from Brumley, Chlsiehurst, and 'Ho rand; In a beautiful and picturetque part of the country; comy.rising a substantial Brick hula ites , dence, with Offices, Coach bouse, Stables, Garden, Orchard., FAIIII yard, Barn, and Outbuildings, and sundry Inclosures of five ote.Oew, pavoiro, arable, and thriving Wood-land, contalni g abut Eighty six Acres; a desirabbt Property tor a Gewleman in business, being about a milt from Lock's Bottom, on the high toad Irons London to TonbridgP, &c. The Estate abounds with Pheasants and other Game The klcuse, at a small expense, may be made a most comfortable residence. • May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Burton, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had; and at the I.li:n, Lock's Bottom; Bell, Bromley; Castle, Eltham; of Mr. Brumelt, Solicitor, 'Aldersgate.street ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wicit.oreet, Golden-square, whore Plans may be seen. SURREY, NEAR OA TLANDS, ON •I'HE BANKS OF THE THAMES. Capital Elegant RESIDENCE, with OFFICES. GARDENS, I'I.EASURE-GROUND, heated in a Park of near One Hun dred Acres; MANOR, FARMi, and LAND, adjoining, niay lw had, if relnirvd ; sixteen miks It not London. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley. Cornhill, on Thurs day, May 19. at Twelve o'Clock, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES rATE and MANOR, I ithe-free, and Lard tax redeemed, (Well.- lON LODGE) t comprising an elegant and sulistatitial Family Mansion, most delighttially situate in a line Park of near Out Hundred Acres, ornamented by thriving I imber and line Pieces of Water, &c the residence and proper y . of a Gentleman. The House is an uniform bribk-building, erected by Sir John Vanburgh, and contains en the Ground Floor a handsome Por tico to a spacious Entrance-hall; Dining-parlour, 44 feet by f s, communicating by folding doors to a Library with bowed from ; a noble Drawing-route, elegantly fiiiishtd, 40 feet by us teet, opining to a Conservatory; a Morn ug.room, a Gentleman's Dreting-room principal Staircase leading to a Billiard- room, with French Windows opening to a Gallery, with Veranda, &e.; four spacious Bedchambers, week I)ressiag-rooms and Water-- closets, &c.; and six airy pleasant ROOMS Over ditto, with twiny' Gallery, &. &c.; a secondary Staircase, excellent itunistic °t ices of all descriptions, Wine and Beer Cellars, ornamental Dairy, Ice house, &c.; open paved Yard, two. Coach-hovers, roomy Stabling, Loft and Roams over, capital Kictben-gartlen, walled round, and planted with choice fruitstrecs, Orchard(, itc.; Farm-yard, Barn, Stables, and Outbuildings;, the whole well supplied with fine Water, in excellent order, and fit for time im mediate reception of a family of the first respectability. Upwards of THREE HUNDRED ACRES more LAND may be hid, if required, which are let in eligible NUMMI. •,iy May be viewed by Tickets. Panictilars on the Premises, and at the Crown and Duke's Head, Wai on ; -esira. Knight and Slirobsev, Kingston; White Hatt Gniklford; Castle, Salt Hill; Toy, Hampton Vourt; of MesCrielenkins; lames, and Abbott, New peas; at Garraway's ; and. of Mr. Robins, Warwick mar., Gulticv -square, London. where a Plan of the Estate any be st.en. l el 4 , • , N4 - ,ir -, . - ~ ...7,..41;# I --.116.....1-.-- .—.- • ve.l V I ' .t ,, ‘ . v . ' r , it ..... , : vvta 1017110 rsziAll 0 agit P • ' k j - Vl " - i t h .4, I.et IstP. . - , \ w l ‘ 1 Pftyti;ettei :-,. - . ••—•-:*" F.. 3417 . J'' ' ' q 9/1 VII" . • ,*4 . 9 J . " , ' ...sc.. ,;2'6:40i 4,4,..4.4#_ji. itt 4- KAUTAT.E CONTRACT. ;.. L . auAtrusw-it owe swusug.s. rhuOMI WESIDO4A„CoAOO-fio__ l ckk t c_ttatilit • ' ' r •trsOLle xx AtivA i rk con' u.i. . . t..._:,,, al- ;. 11041 r. ft,013044, , . Z-WX,ZASE or a desirable compait rhatner a- REt4DENCF, there«, the *eve wide of Ilelliwvial abting twoxiat room, sod i mall one on each goer, with convenlpist linicei, spaciomv open Yard ; double Coach-Louse anti Stahle for four horse*; I.oft and Room over. I`e. 1r in centric'. rep*. Particulary of Mr. Robins. Warwick4trow. adiellhilill6. _, xa.Vr. TiMITY FROM LONDON.. IL CAPITAL N4w-bunt I%IA NS 10 It in a Sea tifol tatnatiun, in all respects fit for the reaideuee of i mas of l wna, And 7:0 Acres of excellent Laud, in a ring lenge. The purcisater of the house (which is nearly but not cum ,lately finitbed) may have eithrr ate wtiule or part of tits Land, at his :option., For Partkulars enquire of Adam Murray, &warps. and Land Ageutilkluktit. Adartiu'irittate, Cliarinktrees. (Lettess, peat P.alds)* • • ; 1-IFJVI'FOR DSHIR E. rit NEXT PRESENTATION •TO THE LIVING of urrt.E 1 1 1UNDEN, comprislttg tho Great and Small tithes over about 20. U Acres, with an tan/sliest leu ewe Hours, sod very suitable Ogic:s; Farm yard,, Barr:, Stables, S!ie:s, &.c. and a large Glebe. The present iticuniteni is !a very old , man, =din course of nature c.innut tie etpected to live , many year% For further paticulas arplv to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 61, St. Martiilarlatta, Charing-cruss. Letters rust pail. SOMERE t TSHIRE, NEAR THE stwwqt. CMS{l4p; MOS I' VALUABLE OAK 1111BEIL • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA rz tOttnuttt it BOUT Three Hundred .nid Twenty Pante ix OAK TREES, ready fur fall towards the end of this month; most of them fit for Naval purposes; situatt-d close to a Turnpike Road, and only four miles from the Sea-Port Town of Watt het. May be viewed, and Particulars known, by applying (if by letter, post paid). to Mr. John Babhage,Netilecombe-court, near Taunton ; or to Mr. Nockolds, Triug, Hens, who will treat fur • • the same. - • . N.B. 'The Purchaser win be allowed to convert the Timber on the premiliet, under proper Restrictions.--April 4, £HI4. -S AT FAREHAM. HANTS, * • With immediate Possess:en, -GOOD-FAMILY HOUSE, late the Residence a ADMIRAL. PATTOT4I alasisting - .of three Mulct zooms, ti by 16-feet, nine Bed•rooms, Laundry, Pantries, and other Duman* scrtiven'euces. In the Yard there are a Coach. !souse, thrvevill Stable, and other Olives. Behind the How , * Is an excellent Garden fat bast half an Acre, with a Fruit•stal and Green-house. Farnham is 72 miles from London, five from Gosport, eleven from §outbampton, will every advantage of Lund alld Wan; Carriage. Letters, post paid, addressed to Miss Patton, lid'es-street, Farehana, will be answered, and the leretni,es shawls wises require 1. . . BAYLEN's LIQUID ibis ntaitsbless con:polities for &c s with less labours, produces a more =LIAM" JE 1' BLACK, thau can be obtained Boni any other preplan. um' it also possesses the superior q tality of rendering the leather more durable, by preserving it soft and pliant, end pee v‘ining it from cracking. , Sold wholisale and retall by Bayley and Moe, Perfumers., Cockspur-street, London, (where the Patent Cakes condone to be made and sold as usual); alau sold retail by must of the WWI Venders. Pints la. 6d. half-pints led. each. g...Proprevent Imp osition, the Labels are signed ; ss W. BAYLEY," " BAYLEY end BLEW." • For SHEEP, CALVES, 1.A24134, and other CATTLE. Undo. the Patronage of the Right Honourable Earl Vt r iNCIIILSCA, Right Honeuraide Lord Sou I. lIVILLE, • JOHN Esq. M.P. And other distinguished Members of the board of Agriculture. I'UgHES's PICKS CORDIAL, a certain Cure for the Scouting Comp! lint of Sheep. Calves, !lambs rid other Cattle; a valuable Cordial for Ewes atter Lambing, and an infallible Preventive of tits Mortification. of any Aniskial after parturition. It i. a well.estabilithed fact, that the Cattle to which Hughet's Cordial a adminititered,thr.ve and fatten much sooner than other.. a ss Eg y g ..... Ibe name of the its Proprietor, John Hughes, is written with Red Ink, on each Bill of Directions, within/twilit . none can be genuine. It aLi batik-note is suclased to Mr. Hughes, 23, St. Paul's Church yard, a Ur, containing a% much as is rem led for ST, will be forwarded to any part of the king. dom, and in the saran proportion for any other Hank note. Sold retail by every Vender of Patent Medicines In the United Kingdom. Sl'l RING AND MARSDEN'S 'LEMON ACID, FUR PUNCH, LEMONADE, Ste. 8.. v. rrHIS Acid is so uscful, whenever Lemons are wanted for domestic purposes, that it oily requires publicity and a trial to be generally used at table; it is su finely powdered that it readily dissolves in the plate, and with the acid yields the most grateful flavour of the Luton. There is also a direction ou the Bottle for Punch, Lemonade, &c. &c. k is prepared only at 16!, Borough; and sold by Newberry arid Saw, and thaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butkr, Cheapside i • Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Barclay and Sony Fleet mark et; Sanger, Oxford-street; Wind, Holborn; U'rston, near Templv-bar ; the Medicine Warehouses, in the Royal Ex change ' • Vade's and Goldines, Conshill; Riggs,. aad haubbs, Cbeapside: Gifford, and Butterfield, strand ; Peaks. Nosi-sireet„, Covet.-Gartlen; Kenton and Co. bear-s•reet ; Gesiga. Ltiicest sinare ; I i-guinotr, !gym:abet ; Williams, 72. Ptccadilly; and Hawklos, Bond -.treat; Butts, Besner-trtreet • Neltsrs,aroad street, Bloomsbury; Rose, Parliament-street; Eiich,Urteikvichs Hart ison, Woolwich; Batten, Clapham; Ruud,. Hampton; Martin, • iNticiienhain ; Knight and Dean, and Pickering, Wind sor, "Ice. &c. It is also told by most Oilmen, Confect:antra, Drur gists, alai Patent Medicine Warehouses, in bottles, 2s. rid. each. Mug to notice the named of thryring and Marian on th• wrappers. it se 'others are genuine. n kIEUNIATISII, rALSitB,, lim i t GOUTi ..a.‘, AFFEC fitINS - w it their usual Cuncomitaitit, Spasm iir Eying Miss ithittalincy, Ir:digestion, tied ;mend Dristlity (eti. 'ginating in wl.atever source), are• relleerd and trtgoeutly clued by WHI I'EHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTAk ii PILLS, after eatery o‘hrrotesis had failed. The Eliii4 Lsseute of Mustard. (usttl with.the Pills, in those coniptaints where itetter.ary)•is per tiaps.the must active, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing the severest Sprains and lireises, in ten than half the time usually taken by any or Liniment or ins . ix - oration; .the part turning black.—Whlt'lY.HEAD's FAM.II.I. CELLO'S and if us atter any asc iSent, It permits "is ritually efleaciousfor all ill.conditiuned Stites. Sore Legs, Sept- Inttic.Erupt tons, Blotches. Pimples , Rin g worms ! Stihstes. Bevels- tags out in die race, Nose, Ea rl, and liyolidis. Sore and Inflamed Eyes,Sure I leads, unit awl-hone Humours ut every description. Prey:a - pi ii , :ly, a nd suld b y kt. inlin.stnit, Apothecary, No. i 5, Crvek. st reit, So .ii, I oudot . , 3 t Ilse Et... , re au'd Pills at is. ltd. each, the Cerve at l+: lid. and ft. W. bold by !VW, Medicine Vender its the United Kingdom. • . . 7 ' • • The t:eouine has a kilick Inivatanip, with the same 91 it, jug siiv s iusertitt l ildl it. . ►l. • . , "" . • 7 Jt424141. • . . CONTRAC 1 . FOR "I AR. NA 1"..0 FFIC F., 'April 7, 1114. THE PRINCIPAL. Oft'FICERS ated"CUltlMlS tiff) TERS of Mir MAJES7"rs iVA yr, do Andy give Nolise That iui ThttriAay the 21st instant, at One o'Clock,•they will he natty to treat with such Persons zi May be willing to Con tract for supplyi - ng kis biology's several Duck Vards, or any one or more of them, with STOCKHOLM or ARCHANGEL r AIL A Dias-lbw/ism of tla Tar, eid is fens of tie Tendrr, stay Se nee ert this Of, e. No Tender will be received after roe on the day ref treaty, nor any noticed, sinless the party, or an agent for him, attends. Avery Tender menthe accompanied by a Letter, aAlreseed to the Navy lloard,and signed by two rtrlnnisille Persons, engaging to here se boated, ..roith the Person tendering, in the swag of 4:50 per 100 B.srrele of Esc for the See perfiressance of the Contract.