Star. — London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

/QRK, .rws CARPENTER'. tORK, .I:MilEi MASONS WORK, PAINTER'S WORK, - 81..VrEws WORK, GLAZiEWS WORK. The Plan, Elevation, Specification, and Working Drawings of the intended Buildings, may he viewed upon application to Mr. Tull, Principal Clerk of the Onrkicat the Tower. Payment will be made within three months next after the quarter in which the Certificate of the Performa.tce of the Works shell be lodged in the Honourable :•tirveyor-General's Office, or in default thereof, an interest after the rate of five per Cet,t. per' Annum will be allowed. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Oflire in Pali-Mall alloresaid, sealed up, and en " Proposals for the Magazines at North Hyde Common ;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th day of May a -at, at twelve o'clock at noon df the same day; neither will any Tender be noriccd unless the party making ir, or an Agent in his behalf, shall at tend —All Persons making Tenders must• be prepared to give security fqr the due performance of the Work for wh.rli they way offer tocoutract. By Order of the Bd,oar R. CREW, Seereary , T. G. Pitp.trorrs. . Virm.MArrnms. DARR!' GASD, JUN. tiVOlllO,l4 RI. DAvID WILIAAMS. Tit Pa. EDWARD. JoUN SDRPARD. lAftt• WITUAN, RIM. TUGS. 1. PUILLIPS. jouN WA.I CM JAS.. Usk, 11th Arril, 11114. : . • . SU BS' rurtnii :FOR. PARASOLS. T . ADIES tiding in CArriages, walking in their ..11.--4. Gronnda, or by 'bra Sea Side, and Residents In Loudon, as well as the Country, byre now adapted to their convenience the LADIES' CIiAPEAU BRAS, made of a superior and im proved Silk 'metes:ions TO WAYSR, and a tOMplgt. SUSSTI. Itifi. for PARASOLS, which are generally complained of, in ainnvquence of the difficulty and trouble in carrying them, par ticularly when there is the least wind. Mrs. Beat., the Inven t:vs of the 1,,n Di re CHAPEAU BRAS, has been in bleed to manufaetere her approved invention in a Silk capable of re-ist •ine damp, or even a scorns, (rum the conviction of the tieces,ity of oitielt an appendage for the ticael-dress. the IMPER Vlt )U-i 1.41./ILY CHAPEAU BRAS is adapted to enable Ladies to go not of doors in any weather. The LADIES' CIIAPRAU BAAS, made of I.ace, Satin, or Sarsnet, is truly elegant, ,will be Mond a complete Substitute for the Bonnet, and a most indispensible appendage go Ladies' Dresses i it Is not a fleeting and temporary Eadsion, but as permanent and necessary A part of dress as any thing yet discovered, and what no Lady should be, without, either when full dressed or otherwise, and will be found me-t appropriate and useful, in every possible way that can be con ceived. Indeed, so convinced are several of the Nubility, and Ladies distinguished for their taste in dress, of its utility and btoeficial arcs, that they never go to routes, o p e ras, theatre% or ev,nisig parties without it, so generally useful is the LADtab . c.:ll.%renu Baas on al occasions. Awkward and ignorant k'resons have attempted to make it L without the least success, and the public have been deceived. It I e,me only be bad of Mrs. Bat 1., the Inventress of the Lamas' CHAPIAU BRAS, at her MAG AZIN DRS MODILS,.Nn. lA, Upper King-street, opposite blooinsbury- place, Bloomsbury-square, London ; where also can only be hail the BOURBON HAT and MAN I'LE, an 1 PLA MEP CAP, most novel, elegant, ' and appropriate Dresses. Ladies in the Country an be enppliisel with the above, by icatos their commands by letter, past-paid. . . . . • . . . - • . 1 .-.' . • , , , - 7 • . . tc tug MADE rre LET PEAS PA t ENT. 11III.I.ARD'S IMPERIAL. TWINE CLOTH, (Warranted free fr(IM any Mixture whoever). Male is the various Width. of 7-8 and 4.4 for Shirting, arse 9-8,5-4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. THLS Article, so desirable for its Ec o n om y , ant i! i s great conduciveness to Health, is manufactured on inathernatteal'principle (siyint tuute l'agrelable dela tote do EDS It so regulating the perspiration, having no flax nor any thing a cold nature onsrd vitt Ir. that the dl effects of sudden co Oa, setter exercise, is totally prevented, and is suitable to e climate and season. It Is sold, stamped with the ratentee Name, &c. at the East India Wareireosse. ' late. la , . soda no other house, in Pieces, of 86 y ar ds escheat at US. fid. Ss 3s 6d. and 4s. 6d. per yard, and nearly half the pie. o f other Oak. The 5.4 211getiugs are from 2$ to 52 yards, front Its. 6d. to 3s 6d. and the 6-4 front se yards upwards, front 36.44 to 4s. fid. per red. Ordure (gni& remittance) ponetssaby executed. TM Pateilite to Mite. for dm isitarmatloti of Marching; a o f of baskies residing , at a distance train Ott Metro • ar b pleee Is stumped agreeably to the Pates& with name `Owe, and to erblea k 1t kertizularly nenistarg ar.sketeg/: • • • • - • • * ' •- • • THE ti I'it.ING'F.R IN PRAI4CE—SEdOND EDITION. Lattly'piih!isheil, in ore large Octavo Volume, price tits. b3ards, tin. ly tlus•rated with native Plates in Ailisatinta, STRANGER in FRANCE: or, a •I'OUR from DF.VON 4 riiRE to PARIS. By-Sir JOHN CARR. London . ; S•rld by W. Baynes, 54, Pa•ernn.trr-row. " This is hy;nuch the most i leasing mid interesting Narra dye of the ittuil which -we have yet met with, ptirttcularly as the description of the Modern Parisians : our Author's route also to Pins was out of the ordinary track. The who' •is very enter tattling, and written with the easy and elegant pen a x e gentle toan."-t-British Critic, Aug. 1803, p. I ro. Likewise may be had, just published, pece It. 1:11s%•oar of the COSSACKS; including a Sketch of the Greek Church, and a fine Portrait of a Cusssck in Annuer. By Sam. Kettle. TAYLOR'S SiIORT•IIAND WRITING, the easiest in die English Langtia:le, vvhh Plati•s, price as. N.B. ISA YN as's ellenSiVe CATALOGUR Of OLD Bowes, price 3s. lid. j_lr ALL AM's ANTIBILIO LIS l'l L LS. TI. 1..1.• Efficacy of these 1114 In Alien% Complaitts, Head-Ach l Heart-Burn, Ste. are well known, by mail y-. t ri. esperiestoe. In Indigestion, I.nss of Appetite, habitual Cos wen. s, and thou numerous train of di:nits. arising from COW,' 411 It'll* li• blitived by hot climates, as well as the tonic frequent imtttlg. ncies in the various luxuries of life, thew Villa prnditce OM M' Pet 0141141.., elircts, and they are so Innocent in their nature, as to require no 'rest rant. .- bold by E.F.ilwards, 66, St Paul's Churchyard, London, prsce Ss. W. the Doubts But, e5..61; also by hanger, t Word-road. VIE Moir PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY ld A FINE. HEAD OF HAIR. l'o obtain which, the ROWLAND's MACASSA R OIL, under the august patronage of their Royal Ilighlterfn the Prince's tit Wales and Duke of Sussex, his herette bbehne4l the Duke of Brunswick, and his F.lceteaey the Duke 4.1 Infantado, by their express Authoriry.—Also by most of the Nobility, and Gentle men of the Navy and Army. - Its virtues, composed at . Vegetable Inredietrs, front the YURKk'S LEI l Min FRO VI ItßAfstt.:b l bland of Macassar, in the Ban Indies, are fat beyond eulosinm This day were published, for eradicating all impurities of the human hair, and producing 3 In Two Volumes, itsw. price 'ins. in hoards, luxuriant growth on bald piney; pro I..ces a strong end, and irET l'EltS trvm Flt ANC E ; descrihing the Man- permanent, sn that nn damp air can obliterate it ; also a b., 2 ,,. ..1.1 ners and Customs of its Inhabitants, with ob-ervatinns on LW gloss; promotes tile growth of whiskey's, etehrows, 'musts the .‘rts and Manufactures Public institutions and Build in g s, chic's, Stc.—lt is perfectly Imo:inns, and nuntwlth safety he apt Learned Societies. end the mode of Trtiv. Bine, interspersed with plied to the hair of the youngest infant, which Is fulttesplained. Interesting Anecdott s of cetehratelpublic characters. Rovriand's Tretvise on the Hair is enclosed with rai:li battle,d By 1-11tNitY REDHEAD YORKE, pr i . worthy the attention of all families. As this hook is pirate, "It has Inhg bt en our wish that bottle person, who bad known and the 011 counterfeited, It is especially neeewany to ü beerve. France previous to the Revolution, would undertake to describe that each genuine bottle is signed on the label in roil ink. It in its present state; Mr. Yorke has fully gratified that wish, "A. Rowland aid Son." and wins his fund of previous knowledge, and acute and pens- Sold at Ss. 6.1. 1 Os.6d. sad SI .Is. per bottle ; by the e"_ie r ? . 7' Crating mind, an aptness of classical allusion, no small portion prism's, A.. Rowland and Son, larby-streetr, Het.tnnoura_slusX of humour, and very considerable talents, he could scarcely and by Messrs. Hendrisa, Perfumers to he 142 1"t,T , ' Perfumer% t;ticksisur tail to produce a work, upon this subject, at once instruc- borne-street; Messrs. Bayley atul B i bily 7 s_. New litmd-street• Mr. tire, interee;ns, and amusing. These Letters are written In meet ; Mr. Smyth. Perfume.. easy, perlicitous and Bowing Langone*. Whether amines Berry, 17, Greek -newts and b y lan, . New and lig i adielne ment or wormer on be the object of the reader, they may Venders in evert Town throughout the . Bet p ive ' be perused with advertise, i both."—Anti-Jacobln Review. colour of the Hair, at %dd. pee lonia. Ssomenoes • Also, ROWLAND'e 4LBAPIA LZTUCT. fat tbe Teak for they contain a copious fund o f Also, ROWLAND'S ESsE NCR al YRS for aniline the London i Printed for Dement!, Neely, 11;1 ;ones, Ips. 6b per beds. _ ter-row. . • - , 'f" " . . e . • .. o e • . ' o Mt i' • • • , , • . • • . , . . r,..,.... 0 h, , ~ . . - . • .„..•, ~. ~ .. , . .. . .- fa„ .. ..".• . ~5k —, ,,,: -.• .c..., .. . :...... ‘ l -4 4 41 .i.; • • ... . •••,...•ke.,s ; -....• •..t- • , • • .„ r. %„ • . . . ._. , - - • , . .. v .,- , .4 . . 5 - 4 4. ', ‘ .. . 7 .. l 4' '',l • 1 *a. • I • , „ -. • ." - on r d . : \ _,l : ‘sav eee . ^ irl • . , 1 11 . .. . . ‘• . _ :vb. • -• • - ' , _-•• .. - . , 11 . ( 4 , if .S 11) :i . ... - , L • A , 1 11 d 4 • • i " 1.1 6 1% -.44 ' --".) 1 4 .1•; ' • i . - • v• • • ... • . . . . .. * ".fi r i 11,7,;‘,. . ' , . . .. .. ... ..t . .. -.. 4. .. ••,..ek . .fillit_ve . • . . _ .. ... ' ... ri . • . '' .1. , • .1 . .... i ~.' ...... - • 'N UMBEV. 8471. .. . ...• • .. , • • , -............. • .&•-°"' • „ . 4 1 .. ' 'S ' e .:. • • ..±. . • • THURSDAY APRIL 28 1814. . .. . .. . rßiciE SIMPENCE-TIAI.F : -.: : • v. • • . ..,_____,.__ E.IST.INIII.I NOME, ..i1ei1 . 27 Tti 1: . VHE COURT of ,DIREC7DRS of the UNITED I vi' - DISTRESS IN GERMANY. ANNUAL . BALI., LONDON ' TAVERN. • . . • DOG BliCtift. ••••• l'"'",' ' •'-• - - 11 - COI4PANT rf .1111:12C11.1 . HILE Europe is exulting in the immediate. MR. HORDER respectfully informs his Friends POR SALE, a Quantity of the abovemtentioned, toi l s EAsT.INDLEs. ak by Yrs . f E NGLAND, tratrutg . Y prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the Moat -1- and the Public, h's ANNUAL BALL w9l be on Mum- ..1-' Article, at Net. SI7, Wapping, opposite Olobemerret. ' ere give now, . t : That a Qtarterly , expressive mean' of givng iced to the generous feeling' which it nee next, the 2d MAY, at the Louden Tavern. bishopegate. - -. • General. Court a the said Company in !re secrets, the COMMITTEE for relieving DIS CRESS In GER- Tickets to be had (only) at his Academy for Dancing, N 0.42, TO BE SOLD Int AUCTION .? . ''old at thei r Haase in Imadenhall-stoe MANY deem it scarcely needful to reitund Britons , that there Haydon-square, Miuories; where Ladies and Gentlemen are . et, on Wednesday. the Sal • By Order of the Hon. Comtniseimiers of hs Ma :t ry ' s Commits. Il i 4... Tune next, at Eleven o'eltack ifs the r - - , s n o mode a rejoicing in prosperity, no way of sheaving bur gra- taught the most fashionable Dancing In s private manner. at the Custom House Weymouth , on Thursday, t he sth day •orenoon, for the purpose of mu le to A tea woof a Peovtoce cm for the blessing, more noble of May, t 814, preciady at lwo o'Clock In the Afierneon. Schools attended. 'dec l arin g a D ia t d efad from Christmas last to Midsum mer next ; than the r. lie f of the distressed, the regime of those who are ready . . - THE SMACK, called the JOHN and . Just published, Number I. in 'at the Transfer Books of the said c ompani e s stock wpi be • ro p• r...b. Ihe necessity, sti often stated, for aid to the suffering THE SELEC . I' WORK of ENGRAVINGS. ' 0 4 if, GRACE, of thil Tort, admeasuring shout YS Tons, shat on Thursday, the 24 of June ,at Two o'Cloeir e and (;,sign: edit exist.; : much has already been done and up- together wffh her Tackle Apparel, and Furniture ; which have P next opetsed again on llturiday rise lit of July following ; weeds of A 70,000 has been nobly contributed, and as promptly The First Number of this Work is now le ady to be deli- , B e lted " been and legally condemned v „ ered to Subscribers, at this Gallery. -It epo s +'+ of a beautiful And that thelnividevd War • • rants on the said Company's Stock, remitted to alleviate sorrows, tvhich the banter circumstances Engraving, by Raphael Morghen of Floreuce, after a ane Pic- of this country will ecarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But iCh Aprl4llll4. due on the .sth July, mill t i e ready to be delivered on Tuesda Titian. there are millions of Sufferers to whom the hand of Charity sure, by TO GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. the,lnitit July next. yt• must ye- be extended to save life • and never was the Proverb, 1 lin branch of the Work will coneist of Tv - ewe large Ea n ICK MANSWO !UCH PARK, ....-, sr- 1114 fES C Ol7l , Secretary. . that " . fewho gives Pr ' omPdf. glvea ' doub le s" more applicable taw gravingi by the principat Artists of the present period, for the -1.11.0 be open nn the 2d May next, fur Horses, at '75.; on the • jai rpose of illustrating the compositions of the great Masters of OfFICII OP 0 ilmitivc R s A . at present. Petails of these Distresses toill bejetund in the Rep 20th May next, for Cows, at its ed. Apply fur admission to pea 13, 1814. , th e various Schools of Painting. Each Engraving of this Series THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS . of 1118 MA. o c . n dl n e Cotnmitee, tvnich, as well as Papers for Churches and vomit/ems, may be ••had at the London Tavern; and at 14 three Ellinel 3 . Mr. John Carlin, Pell Inn, itickmenswnnio JESTre ORDNANCR, di iteraby 7 Rorke, • Ackenuann's. Strand; to the number of V 5 gratis ; and :hove • Historic Gallery, tl7, P.ili-Mall, April 26, 1814. ' N. B. Colts and Calves to he paid ftr as Horses an.' 0 ! , •W!. - • • That Proposals will be receive at their Unice in Pet-msin- th at number en large paper at 7s. and small paper at 2s. per This day were published, priie es. rel. RYDE, ISLE OF WfOHT. on or before Monday, the lid day of May next, from such Per- hundred. "1" ETTERS addressed to his Royal Highness the THE Public are •respectfully infornsed, that the , , Amount already advertised % £78,766 II& Sd. LA DUKE of KENT, on CONSUMPTION. Containing /- SALE of a DWELLING HOUSE, &c. as Ryde, :,, eons as maybe t h is undertake the Supply of PIG LEAD, for Service of this Dtyartnient Lora Period of One Year.SUBSCRIPTIONS SINCE 11.11CLIVZDI Remarks on the Efficacy of &viable and Artificial Temperature advertised for the Pith of ' hLty carat, is in the Treatment of that Dimam. loc.-By THOMAS till 1'- POSED until further nonce. ...., - e A Specimen of the Lead to be s uppli e d 'oM Messrs. Bernett'eBt Co 1 Collection In the Parish,_ — may he Viewed upon N: F.. Kindersley, Eon. X.; 5 I Chireh of nlitford, TON, M.D.MD of the Royal College of Physicians, late Physician - - • ' , application at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich ; and farther It uthen and other Con- I Hampihire. per Rev. to the Forces, and Consulting Physician to the Kent Dispensary; ASHWICK GROVE-SOMIIRSETAHIRE.. Pl' pirtiectari a together with the Terms and Conditions of the Om. rept ions of the Welsh 11. H. Evans, £l4 in .. . Id. . and Author of •Tracts on Delirium trenten., Gout, /kr. Tb BE LET, Handsomely F k trnishecl, for .One • : tractsmay beknown at the tiecretary's 0:11ce, in Path:Vial! ;fora , soc Methodists lAt inneors. Child &Co • Printed for Thostas Underwood, se, Fleet-street. Year, or Sold in Fee, and entered tiptoe inunedirefy, that . 41 ,per & Co. £20 , 75. 6d. IC. and S. W. t ip 2, Thi s day was publishell, beautiful Villa, called ASHWICK GROVE; with the Pleasure- . \ said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where Lig mine ° Congregat:on, Collection at Bltinnare : ' In 2 Volumes , elm. price XI. Is. beanie, Grounds, Plantation+, and Woods, thereto adeeining and beim!. .• . 1 the Prom:toile must be delivered, sealed up end endorsed" Pr per ditto, £1 6s. 6.1. • Church,liedfordshne, , containing snout Twenty Acres ; arid Fire Acres of Mee- II TOONSHINE : consisting of Remarks in Verse cats int Pig Lead " but nn Proposal can be admitted after the At Messrs. Brawn, Cobb, after a Sermon, eer dow or Pasture Land, also adjoining, late the property and red- 'i T 2 no Valic,ll3 Subjects. and On Part of England and Wales; donee of John Billingsley. Esq. di reared. Ihe Rouse cow- said 2d of May, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day, neither and Co. Rev. R.R.Beacitentie k,O ar Dartford Heath lthe Vicinitylthe aome others, ant o Cray, __, The Smallback Lead- 1 Col. Seqrantson&ollAlre Sy; ,;tor . 'VL.idstone, Isle ot ' l'hanet. Guernsey, Reigate, Arun- 1" 1 " 4 a Dining -I.°cm * 'Drawing - r""nnt Break lon r"orth iiiiuge- wiil any Tender .be noticed unless the party making it, or an , mine Company 105 0 1 Itiirnieston,Yoritibire keener's-room, Serowe -hall, Kechen, Celine. and etaPe calve- agent in his behalf shall attend. John Lloyd, k.:-.q. 101 •• 'del, Inerthrer , pro*, Highgate, Bath, Wells, Cheddar, Bristol, H. . - !tient Offices. on the Ground Floor ; Eight Be teronms, on the . i By Order of the Board, R. 11. CRBW,Seeretertv. ' ‘.4l B.ichard Lovett, Esq. 1 0 0 100 Rev. H. Et y d" ' • " 5* trick!, bolel.rotk Date, New Passage, Bream, Hafod, Aberyet • 1 1 First Floor ;and three Sarvino: Ap . artments ; Coach house for • P i ' • ..... UFFeIGH OP OR DNANG It ; 'April 13, to i 4. A e:v t• i 3A. • H. 1 1 Edward Carter, tr..l. ..' 10E. J. Carter, Esq withMonifells, Angiesea, Banger, Caernarvon, Conway, Vale of 2 2 i ~,,A , ., 4r ..:=, - 111a1whytt, Moingotnery, Festiniou, and some of a I. § • I k shieSnitti sdiacent. ''• two Carriages, HarsesProom. Stabling for e4glit Hoe* s. '.n en- trance Lodge; excel l ent Walled Kimiten Garden, well docked Tat . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- IRSIrs ORDNANCE, do iteety eve Notire, At Messrs. Masterman and Co. Rev. J. It. I (wool 1 Collection in tee Parish 1 • i T. • Hardman . •nto 1 of Burmtston, York- ' Printed far Lo. Hiist, Rees, Ornie, - and Brown, Pat. r- tioster-roW. • ' with Fruit frees, with a Gardener's home and ,. twit-home. ad- joining ; Pleasure Ground, Plantations, and Vs oods, all enjoin- ing, xnd compiling nearly Twenor Aerea, and several Clines of . . • That Proposals well be received at their Office in Pall-Mall D. Heinle, Esq. 10 0 I shire 711 , In a few days will be published, Meadow and Pasture Land. adjoining the same, called PILL- ' Mr , Hall, King street .5 5 At i'vlessroCernes, Rea l: , ilatrisomely printed in I ento. and hutprentel, price 74- Gil. Nis GROVE, the FOSS EtsTA - rk., the PARK, and the FIVE- On or before Monday, the 9th day of MAT next, from such pee. H. Austin 1 0 and Co. T HE ORP HANS, or the BAT'I' I. F.. , t NEVIL'S ACRES, and containing about Fifty Au es, with two Cottages sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of I.E kTHER W. Wells 2 0 Parish of Flit pert one CROSS ; a metrical ilmnauce, in five Cantos , erected thereon. ' -? PANTAI.OONs for the Corps of Royal Horse Artillery, for W. L' n g le " n '1 0 Wilts £3 14s. Al Careful a CRUICIOS hand he a lige, Ashwick Grove le deligbtfully slowed in *Genteel neighbour- t At Messrs. Henry Home Ditto of ' Whaddon,tlitto, And lofty woke their mellow powers boon, on a good Turnpike Road, in the pe-int of Ashwiek, about a period Of Three Years, determinable after the expim.t inn of one anti Co. set el s, 6d. 'l'n picture meads and vocal bowers, seventeen miles from Brinnl, thirteen from Bath, six from Wells, year„upon uotite . of three Months, at the option of either Party. Rev. Henry Wynne 50H. H. Boley, Esq. Man- - Bre bold the clashing cordage smote; • and three front Sliepton-adallet ; and maybe Virwel,on applies- Patterns of the Ankles may be ,viewed upon app li cation to the Anonymous 5 0 chester .. •21 0 He teals the deatiodet y 'fig 'not e--- non at Asho'nk Grove House. ' , respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Wool- M. Richard Flaughtion 1 0 Swain, Minnett&Alport 10 u , The clamorous ielartoo's barbarous ewell, ' For further Partieniars application may he male re Meson. Richard Toiler, lint. 55. At Hammersley's. The clash of *Was, the Hogan yen! -Lnoto 4. . Broderip, Mellisr, and ll ' rotietip, Wells: -if appbca Inn bemade %etch ; and further Particulars , together with the Terms and Con- At Sir J. Lubbock, Bart. Rev Dr. Nuts All Seas • printed tor F. Cadell and W. haws, •zer.ent. ley letter, it must he Post-paid. A Comb, trots Beth to Exeter, didOes of •tbe Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office Friends by the Rev. S. College, Oxtord 8- , ---.- penes throueh Ashanti' every day, tamest t rots lS 5 1 - ORGANIC DEI•EC TS, eite. in Pall-Mall `aforesaid, any day between the hove of ten and • Inch!, of Westbury- Rev. Wm. Blair, New This day were oishlinied, oyes. r ice ea. to boards , Aptil le, I roe. o. foilr o'clock, where the Pro gals must be delivered, sealed up, umno . inlin, Gloucem C.ollege, ditto 1 1 , MESSMAN. ~ .. tetehne 15 2 Rev. W in. Filmer, Lower and endorsed" Proposals for beat'. r Pantaloons ;" but no Pro. 1111 ESULT6 of E X It LENC E P R : A in ti t c hf ', O I O 'I n t , E. I A )F. T rI: A Donal ion from Durham I I Hey ford, Oxon to lc 'XL MEN tof DEFEC I'S of II 1 . I WANTED, by a Steady. Active, M wiled Mtn. . posal canbe admitted after the said 9th May, et 12 o'clock atCI EN CI F.S in the ROOF of the MOU l'H, arid oiher Imperfec- ( te e oe meembraner, and pecu rent qua`ifini, the MESS Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ca- none and llalconfortmeions or tbeOrgae. : with Ob servations . ef a REGIMEN 1 . . From having condiscoel mate uf the most soon of the same day; neither Will any Tender be noticed , unlels veto ; Lloyd's Coffee - house; Stock Exchange ; and at all the" on Cases of tardy and imperfect (keenly:mon of tbe kaeultien respectable in the Service,. Gevalry and letuory, with general the Putt making or an Agent in his- behalf, shall attend. . rankers iu • 'I own and Country. By J. '1 h- Esq approbation, is felly competent to undertake iitle of any magni- • By Order of the Board. R. 11. CREW. Seev,eare. • It. H. MARTEN, ''t S ecretaries . Professor ot the Science awl Practice .of Enoentlon. • rude . No objection to a Depot where the Regiment is likely . . LDKE HOWARD, S Sold by enesere. Arch, Cocain l; ltidgwitei Pineadall 1 Lloyd, soon to return, or to so appointment That would not immedi- OFFICeOF ORDNANCE, April 19, 1814. 1 . Harley-street, nee. - ately commence, being at present in a sell:anon. Ihe mon eon ' ' T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ,tie M - TO SIR ROBERT SALUS3URY, BART. Where may be had, deniable reference% fee respectability willlte given. Dirt et. poet . JEBTI"'s ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, a ' T'" grateful leelings which pervade my breast, Mr. T.'s Letter to Mr. Cline, on the t reatment of Impedi- oaid, to A. 13. Mr. Hatieselfs. Grocer, likt: 16, Donee- . trees, • s • That proposals will he received at their Office s iu Pall• Mal!, .-w..01 in having it delegated to me (h . e the . Gentlemen with melts !lc. 75. e Portman-11 , 4re. •e . - , , ii n I have for a ogle, of years Po satisfactorily, and, I trust, V ? atbule of Eloenence, rake 1C5..641. On tat before 'Monday, the 16 tb da y of Ma y next, front sock h o our ably, practised at the Sessions Om this County) to cots. n ust rations of ttirtttmos, price 10e. Ed. , frICKETfI and SHARES few ihe Present L. ' rayons as. may be wiling to undertake the Supply of IN- toy the iticiosrd to you, are easier conceived than described - Ansi Plan of the Institution, Na NT, linenln's Inn ritliss ...iL trey of 11,000 Tkkietste fie &ask NIX r ItTrsimy, . ~ TRgNCHTNG TOOLS, for service of this Departnient, fora Terms of Domestic and ihivre Tuition, rree ts: 'Mt sr You, Sir ; will permit me to add, that front my first"knowledge erltl_2_:________---•----------- use on a z _ , •• HA ARD. ITI.J . RNE, :Old Co.'s Otlirest.. . of you, my tespect has been consauu and uniform, and wel period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the ce only %en h the bile of, Sir, M' .. WA OFiIiCE, LEADENHALL-S IneF.F.C. . Tem ,ray wee milanhed, an s Vol .. fern°. price 15s. t No: as, ROYAL...FM-HANGS. In •triety ot Nontbers. arm Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the uption of either Your truly obliged, and very humble eervant,. Patty. Caerwent, 20th April,. I el*. - THOS. STOKES. T HE VAUL TS• of LEPAN I'o ; a Romance. THZ SCHEME CON TAI NS : 1 Prize of . eemt e o9o 1 Prise of 135000 • .13y T. R. TucKEr r, Eno Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon Applicatiem at dOPY ADDRESS TO SIR ROBERT SALUSBURY. B.N.RT ' Printed tot AK. Newman and Co. t- . I .:,000 2- - 2000 I ' the Principal Storekeeper's Office in i the Tower; and further Sift-We h eg leave to express the set:Onions of sincere re- Where may hr had, vuh:i.h-1,1 this See : I - - 10 000 el • - - 1000 Ate. Eke, Eke. • . Particulars, together With the 'Terms and Conditions of the vet with whnh we have learnt your intention to re.ign the Cnnscience !! by Mrs. Meste , 4 vats. price tier. N n ..l i n a d Mom en roe llenefirti comprt•el ig tails erheme. the * Co act , may be known at the S ecretary ' s Office in Pall Mall soma iron of Chairman of the Quoner Sessions for this County; Conned vi, by Ann of Swar.sea,i vols. U7s. .. Fire 50 Blanks on each of the Two {lays of 12ruwlese, will be .. the able, chi patient, awl honourable memo i r in which, for so '1 trot Bower , by Maria kegioa Kimbe, e vats. Igo aforemid, any day between the boors of Ten ' and Four o'clock, lung a period,' you have discharget! the dries of that implataist, . E ng e o e e ie v ive. ; tor Nien and Wointin abroad and at home, entitled to fen Pickers orris in the oticreolleg leo Ivi y, t o b e where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, office ; have uai:catnly called tot, and excited our warmest ad- i e em.. ees. • drawn in June, Which rwan.top of 9,n00 ricket• (soy • amid con- on Gitnert Eeetotline, an klistorical - Romance, by J. N. tabs Prisf• of .i.e.io,llCO, ‘ tO,OIO. t cm, . I : . 2.0 , f) , ace. SWIFT " Proposals for Intrenching ' Tools ;' but no Proposal can tae teal- mire:ten. . 1 • DDIJ3i.g. CHANCE 1„0 tit tk Y. We have great pleaetire in re-fleeting that the decisions of that Rre.vviNs 4 ‘ 01 4. 21111 . • nutted after the said 16th May,at :2 o'clock at noon of the same land Co. the Contractors, remind the Court, while y ou preside 4 there, have.beeit seldom over-ruled, day; neither will any render be noticed, unless the Party tuakieghiadelina, by Louie* Sidney Stanhope, 4 volt 2es. • , , by superior method y. W e brie the poled eatisfacnoteof • being it s or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. Public, tint the Drawing of the erment Lottery begins on able to aitirm, that as few Animals limn Oeen made from those ....._...._______________•MCnuilirtuligyilAt Ntile.ealibnyg'lt*b.ynNialtrt.h.el"Wee,Ek-e1i..24av0E1‘:.ite:0..:."1*.,151. NEX l' •1111ESDAY, !ID • MAY. By Order of ... the Board , R. 11. CR EW, Seerwarv, decisions, to the Jorializtion of the Court of King's Bence, is e - • • " This divi n es L e otereg, as, intleenideett of she full rumen of Prises OFFICS OF bRDNANCE, Aittii 25, 1814. self, sir; MON 4 a tribute. ar evree.liug any that we caa offer, ins d ' -f day was miblietnel, in Two large Volumes men. stinted with an accurate Map of life COuno y, Pot traits, and in the newme, Inas Thotiontil Tickets In the mu owing Lottery THE' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iilS MA. by the respectful expression of our opluiati. Accept, Sir, our eincere thanks, for the urbanity and Coille- Views , price en. I...bnard., T HE HISTORY ot IRR 1 . . are divided among the Blanks, anel pre-ent a comb red chance of • JEsn4, OR DNANCE, de heredy give Notice, 'That ?toposais will be received at their Office in Pall •Ailall. scettsion wh ch hive part i cularly merktel your conduct towards us, while pranisleg as Advocates. and Solicitors at this Courts on or beige Monday, the 9th slay of May, f rom suc h Persons and be aisuretli that they will leave a lasting and gratefel impres- as may be willing to undertake the performance of the following non on eur minds. lien Perim% to the present Time ; -1 g so ra n p s !:i F ca a l ce Ac o e f ou th n e t o c f othunattrKy.inSigotm. with a Statistics! and Gen." .-_N I), from thesPar. the following Capitals.: i ; % e g n r i ic h u rac itt i o n re g , it u s C iv b e ier rl, te L , a Sea he. - , Mountains, Forests, Natural Carton , ies Mineralogy, Aiitiqui- 1 - ' 15,000 110 . I ,noo 3 - 1 - - Work,s, required for the erection and completion of certain Ma- We presume,express our heartfelt and well-founled t i„, Religi o n, p o pmetion, Reverue, F.ducation, Canna. Manufac- • g ' Il saltines and Birlidings, to be erected and built at NORTH HYDE COMMON, near Southall, Middlesex, viz. BRICKLAYER'S WORK, „eat! TH'S WORK, • tea 4,, c harge o f ' CARPENTER'S WORK, ',. PLIMLBER'S W*OZK, hoe, that t g r • Y 'ite evetnn of ewe 1i s will be cheerni by those toile' . aril Commerce; forming togethen a complete-View of its consolatinne which must naturally result from the consciousness past JUL! present State, under its Po li tical, Civil, Literary, and at a life spent iii the long exercior ot benevolence, and the use - public dtitits. •• Taos . Sapasa t • Commercial itelations. . , By s'i*F.PiIIN BARLOW, AM. +... . , Fs ANS. TvPDoliNttle • L o ndon :• rented ler •• het-wood, Neely and Jones, Peternes.2 ot • .C. 10,000 .1 4 of sel,oon 10,010 is - 5,000 I 0 3000 O I - Inc. Ste. &c. zoo son yoo Tickets and thaees are on Mee in earls: y, at ISWIF r and Co.'s baler% in tondoe, No. 11, rotILTK e ; No. 12, CHatIN , ; Csos3; • Nu. dl, At 0n.% re Ulna- srater. T. G. PIip,LFOTTS. W, M. Pow see. ter row, and seld by all nookaentrs. Where the full Scheme, we , h eiere p tete:elite, may Ar had era sq. _ o ____ —.......... TT A I .T.AM'e ANT 181 I,lol_ , S PILLS. - - '---- . I