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"rmifir, 'I, ~~ i. . - , . .. ~ . a .. . t is 1 .. t:• • ".• • • - • H. ~.,+ .; I e: '• . 0 ; .1 ; - • iit4.l : 4.4 , - t.'•l . . /• -.* _ I "• NUMBER 8469. -p `_. ", 3' • 1 OFtleß OF ORDNANCE, Airill3,lBl4. THE -PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kit MA- J'ESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby ghee Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, iu Pall-Mall, 'on or before Monday, the 16th day of May next, from such - Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of IN 'titENCHINGTOOLS, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon nodes of Three Months, at the option of either 'Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars, tdgether with the Terms and Conditions of the V..entraet, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the Man of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals meet be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, . 44 Proposals for intrenching Tor e . but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 16th May, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same - day p. neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party t4aking It, at an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. X. CREW, Secret:rm. OFFICE OF ORDNAItCE, April IS, Ibt4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS Afti• JESIV, ORDNANCE, de herekr live Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Offies in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 2d day of May neat, from such Per sons M may be willing to undertake the supply of PIG LEAI), for Service of this Department for a Period of One Year. A Specimen of the Lead to be supplied may be viewed upon app&atioo at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich ; and farther parOculms, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con traet,may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pali-Mali afore._ said, any day.betwees the hours of ten and four o'clock, where thinPrepoisals must be delivered, sealed of and endorsed" Proper. for,Plg Lead;' but noProposal can be admitted after the' 24 of May, at 12 o'clock at noon of- the same day, neither any Tender bp noticed unless the party making it, or an sent In his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board. R. X. CREW, Secreigq• ONPiCIa, imp* 17, -- 181 ) !, ; T - ...alt.— -4 L ....4.1V104.... sited 13. 1 814 . • THIS . PRINCIPAL OFFIC.IIRS of HIS Mil -9jB77's ORDNANC it, th her4giee Melee, TIM Preisosals win be received at their Nice in Pall-Mall, oo er below Monday, the 9th .day of May nest, from.such per. A po. as may be willing to uedertake the simply of LEATHER 7ANTAI.• OO , NS for tile C. 43170 of Royal Horse Artillery, for st, yalod of Three Yeats, detervainabk after the expiration of one • Year, optioned= of three Months, at the option of either Party. • Pamir= Odle Articles may be viewed upon application to the csepeetive Oscecs of the Ordnance In the Royal Arsenal., Wool*. • ...- • ;. arid krill* particulars, together with lie Taint and COO' of the Coetract, may be keen s at the Secretary's °lke ' . ID$lll-•Mail aforesaid, any day between the bows of tea and ...)14oso n'tgeek, who" tits Proposals must be cieffvered, stelettup, 4 eadtebod "Proposals for Leather Pantaloons r but ao Pro g ~ me be admitted after the said 9th May, at IS o'Clock at 11 Oda same day i neither will any Tender be noticed unless & - Party making it, or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend. 'l. .. .. By Oodurigilkii Beard, A. H. CRBW, Secretary. ~ . . . ,E 5 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1D 10 10 0 5 5 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 10 0 - 0 . . - - 15 16 E, 7r. . - A, PATRIOTIC FUND. 1.1.011 ii, Aram 63,1614. ~.--iptsllllgTutiutiou since ip establishment at the corn - ..11. fiend:Ma; of the present War, has afforded an honourable ISitid grateful aisistance or alleviation to more than 16,000 Cs...es of = .9oemen,lns‘ rheas ioldlos, tielr Widovr s , Orphans, or 11{ t gelatbresd - °lle _Committee, therefore, feel a firm sec • re Waft, that through the generous sympathy of all ranks of a 41: et corning , Ponple, sensible ofthe•blessangs of security from the tte Simi of its viiidictive Enensy,_" the 12.111511 SEAMAN re. nail SOLDIER may still confidently trust, teat these who .4f alle dear to him while living shall, In the went of his falling t 1 4s,slltt. sacred tiowsb hod F.riencia and Guardians in a grate -41 Wand generous gauntry : and that he who may be di,abled '46 is Its detence shell not be neglected by those whom he has ." bravely defended." • • I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. , iksbirriptiosereceivet since she last Advertie. , - -- .1 Mrs. Baker, Stamford John Woodall, Scarborough W. C. .• - ' ,Anonymous, per Hoare's and Co. Catitain Win. tariyon, R.N. Stew.' Dr. Balzer, Causton I. Q. for H. F. - I. S. and W. N. of Lakenheth 1. P. Dobree, second Subscription - 'Officers, Non-commistioned 'Officers, and Privates, at the Garrisoni of Weymouth sad Dorchester, under the command of Major-General Jones 113 17 8 Collections on the late Thanksgiving Day continued, viz : At St. Stephen's Church, Liverpool; per key. W. Pulford - - At Gesntbigay, Cams. Protestant Dissenting Centre piton - • - - - 5 3 0 kt Hexham. (Northumberland), per Rev. Mr. Clarke 2t 6 6 41 Spfron Walden (Fans;)., per Rev. James Ey re, sr a. • Rillit Roo. Lord ilraihroole - £3 3 0 'H n..Mibs Neville - 1 0 0 ilfliliiin;A.relivr - -1, 0 0 • Priaelln Catlin . • - 1 0 0 I'OOMO Smith - 1 0 0 Riv. lames Eyre • 1 1 0 , John Mar rin • 1, 0 0 thussAy ?Minns • 3.13 0 •••;,-.=•••.- - 12 16 0 .At -Tkitilekl,Snssex.•Rev. Mr. Rom ' - 60 1 .At Sotto* Church, Yorkshire, Rev. R. Patrick • 06 1 - At tin Torun of Illindierd, per Saws and C 5 vie. , ' Host.'A. Stuart LI 5 U I • Admiral Brine - - 3 3. 0 • •.. Me% C. J. Bowe - 3 I.* tr . .At#.. G. Seymour - - I 1 0 . Am.). RislutiL • 1 IS D . . • . 1":11. Dowkr • • , 1.1 ; 0 .. - • 7.T. *Cog ' . 1 1 0 • . 6 .N. Smartt . . 11 0 - ''' • Adaef -- - i 1.. 0 . . ir•Adr Acton • •t . --, ~R .. 0 0.. • : Solid'. ' ...: • el ,i, 0 .. mr: Biggs . • . - .5) P A ' Mr. Wm. rt-her •• • hiri Qsriferta r • 3 1• t A •'O , hdr.,Muster . , .. e 1 11 0 *S4r. Moulton& • - 300, - Mr:,e. &Atli - • • 020 6 Mr. 5: Sculik - . . 010 6 A.l l '• Wilitendiell . , • - 0 5 6 P.lfik""': ' • ' 01141 -• on rs, moue . 1 1 0 .-, ). t li6i4.9lbified ' - - . - 14 0 .; •. . lilikaPitosiee' •.- • ' I •'4 • • • t Ms. Tltydele - , • •• . ... .. ,- o,lo' 0 • 2 . .0.04466 , 110•1111 3 0 . • . At tithe gll'Clontth Of New •WA4011 . , NO , .M 7 4 t the ti . i Chirch of I- I r o nton "144 4 . .. a. , ,3 14 0 At she paalibrtif Cireklin on/Sni! •lik iliy. t H.-14913.0 • : -• •• ': "-• • 210 II At 91. Mary's Church, Nottingbans, pi 1111PAIls O. • I HUCCI4 . -. • I. •0 , . .6 II At tit M arys Church, Brecknoc,k ..;•• . 23 7 At Present Chureh,XLideasl.lm) aid Inbpollllll 65 It At Harwich, per the lnhabitan •' is '': ' ' 19 10 .0 Ai WIA . E . II . IIIch •• 313 0, At . - •,..... t) o•. •• 114 41 At v = 7 Church, Kent . •.a ,-, •9513 9: At the Vases of Itaftliby, Winceby, wilbileiro, t 4 0 0 1: At.floraissile* - ' - ..", ' 14 10 9 S,bettlisioas svcsived at at Au 01.1604 OW hp . the toopective ilazion. • : , .• ~. '-E-,/ 1 1: i • ir(Qs t • TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1814; DOG BISCUI?:" lOR SALE, a Quantity of the above-mentioned Ankle, at No. 317, Wapping, opposite Globe-street. RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT. THE Public are respectful!, informed , that th e SALE of a DWELLING HOUSE, &c. at Upper Ryde, advertised for the 19th of May next, is unavoidably POST PONED until further notice. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Hon. Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs. at the Custom House, Weymouth. tat Thursday, the sth day of May, 1814, precisely at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, „ THE S M ACK, called the JOHN and - -Pe:KeGRACE, of this Port, admeasuring about 45 Tons, together with ber Tackle, Apparel, and Purnitsre ; which have been seized and legally condemned WHO IS A MONEY SCRIVENER? TMs day was published, In boards, price 6s. ATREATISE interesting to PROFESSIONAL MEN —By PHILIP HURD, Attorney at Law. Sold by R. Pbcney, Inner Temple4lne. This day was published, In One Volume, Rvo. price 6s. in boards, QT. lE'LIAN's ; or, The CunsiNG WELL. A Poem in Five Cantos.- 1 13y CHARLOTTE WARDLE. Printed for the Author; and sold by George Cov.ie and Co. in the Poultry.- This day was published, price Is. bd. sewed, , (Dedicated to her Imperial Highness ti.e Grand Duchess of Rus sia, Princess of Oldenberg,) THE CHRISTIAN CONQUEROR; or, MOS COW BURIIT, and PARIti SAVED. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- r-row. PROPERTY TAX,' Just published, price Ss. 6d. PLAIN DIRECTIONS to every Class of Persons, for main); RETURNS under the PROPERTY TAX ACTS, to avoid Fines, Penalties, aatable Dutiee, and Sur charges; includtag a Chapter on Appeals. •By G. P. ANDREWES, Attorney at Law, Bristol. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons ' Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ; and W. Sheppard, Exchange, Bristul. STAMP DUTIES. This day was published; Bvo. price Ps. in boards A PRACTICAL STAMP TABLE of ;II the 1 - 11. DUTIES new PAYABLE, to 1814, alphabetically arran ged ; 'being an Analytical 'l' reatise and Digest of the whole Law of Stamps, *hewing at one view tist present contrasted with the old Dtdes. With Notes and Cases. By J. A HERAUD. London : Printed for W. Clarks and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-strset, Lincoln's Inn. INDEX TO THF. EDINBURGH REVIEW. This day was published, price 13s. in hoards, ACOMPLETE GENERAL ANALYTICAL INDEX to the EDINBURGH REVIEW, from October, 1802, to November, 1812. Comprehendirg in one . alphabetical series, distinct references to all the names of autlioru reviewed, titles of books reviewed, authorities cited or quoted, public ques tions discussed, and all incidental matter; to which are prefixed, for rester facility and. promptitude of reference to the several articles, a separate index of books reviewed, and another of au thors reviewed. ••• This work, which was undertaken at the cor.current sug gestion of a very considerable class df readers, has been executed in conformity to the best precedents its ancient and modern lite rature, and on a plan in some respects improved. It is printed uniformly, and of equal size with any of the twenty volumes of the Edinburgh Review, to the multifarious and important con tent: of which it is calculated to afford the readiest and must sa tisfactory access. Printed/ for Lawman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, I.on don ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and J. Cumming Dublin. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Colin of 1 Chancery made in a cause Gat MSHAW against , WAL. DRON, whereby it is ordered that John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court; should Inquire and state to the Court, whether William Sawyer and Charles Sawyer, la the said Decree named, are living or dead, and if dead, who is or are their personal Repre-entative or Representatives; and in case the Matter should find that they are liv id-, then it is ordered that he should state to the Court, when they were last htarduf, or any par ticular circumstances respecting theta, as the said Master should thiok fit. The said William sawyer and Charlie Sawyer, were s he Sons of William Sawyer , f ormerl y of Vere . street, Clare market, in the County of Mtddle,ex, builder, by Hannah his wife, (formerly Hannah Hurst, spinster) both deceased ; the said William Sawyer and Charles Sawyer went to South Carolina, or some ocher part of America, about 40 years ago ; the said Wm. Sawyer was then about . us years of age, and the said Charles ' Sawyer was then about 21 years °cage ; thereforesany person or persons who can give any informathns whether the said Wd liam ~:lawrar and Charles Sawyer are living or dead, and if dead, when and where they died, and who are their personal re presentatives or representative, are, on or before the 7th day of November, 1814, to give such information to the said lobo Campbell, Esq. at his Office in Southampton Building 4, Chau eery-lane, London; or In default thereof, the said William Saw yer and Charles.SawyEr, if living, or if ?sad, their Represents -t tivea z or Representative, will be peremptorily excluded the benefi of the said Decree. FEW, ASHMORE and HA/Vitt-TON. Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, April 14, 1814. OB D ERVER NEWSPAPER. rrHE following Copies of Affidavits are respect A. fully submitted to the Public by the Proprietors of the CfSSERVER I, GEORGE GOODGER, Assistant Publisher in the Os seam Printing-Office, do hereby make oath and say, that the regular average Sale of tbeOIISZIVIR SUUDAY Nswsra us is upwards of Six Thousand, and that during the last quarter, coo slating of 'Thirteen Publications only, I have published and fairly sMsl (with the exception of Eighteen Copies presented to the Proprietor's friends) and paid the full amount over to the Pro. proton for Seventy-eight Thousand and Ninety-two *limped Papers of the Ossmtvra. GEORGE GOUDGEIL liworn at the Mauston House, London, the 25th day of April, 1814, before me, Wl4. Do sivitte; Mayor. We, Henry Hawkins, *Might Stephens, Thomas George, John Wynn, Edward Hodges, and Robert Jamul*, Pressmen is the Osseavaa Printing-Offite, do hereby make oath and se verally say, that we hive printed, during the last quarter, con sitting of Thirteen Publications only, Seventy-eight 'fhossand and Ninety.two Stamped Copies of the OBSERVtiI Numbersunday Newspaper, and that the regular and average of the Gansu's, printed by us,. is upwards of Six Thousand each Publication. HENRY HAWKINS, Pressman to -the ; Observer Seventeen Years. • { WILLIAM STEPHENS, Pressman to the Observer Sixteen Yeats. • THOMAS GEORGE, Pressman to the Observer Sixteen Years. JOHN WYNN, Pressman to the Observer Elwyn Years. EDWARD HODGES, Pressman to the Observer Ten Years. ROBER.T JOHN S ON, Pressman to the • • Observer One Year. „Sworn at the Mansion Hers., London, the 2Stb day of Aptil, 1814, before too, Wa‘Doarvittt, Mayor. ':;'; 1 , , • .. TICKETS and SHARES for the present Ust tery of 11,900 'Tickets, to be drawn NEX T 'TUESDAY , are on Sale at HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Offices, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, in variety of Numbers. THE SCHEME CONTAINS : Prize of £20,000 1 1 Prize of 15,000 2 10,000 6 - &c. &c. &c. 1 • 1 • .C 5,000 56000. 4000 And In addition to the Benefits comprised In this Scheme, the First 50 Blanks on each of the Two Days of Drawing, will bit entitlri to Ten Tickets each in the succeeding Lottery, to be. drawn in June, which concists of O i ono Tickets only. and con tain+ Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £3,000, £2,000, &c. 11•11r1 . 11pre...... - 4 , - - .4, • i - .'' ' • • . . ' ae • F • - $ '').‘ .., 2 . ~. ---.- ~•• ..". g . . - . . . . . . "...V /.. • i yA47 . , s -i ; iZt4 - • 4 " 7:. .4 . 0: 0 16 --..„---XileTh .... - - ... , ''`f l llo P f -7 • 110 0 . ..,_ . • I , • ' Ar . .•. • i ..., . . ~- . . . -. _ _.• . ' i"411......=.: ~>-- - - - PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALIPPENNY. • This day were publisbrl, Pa re* iltiso. price 7s. lid. boards, tosselier, or 4s. each name, QOPHOCLIS TRA_GOZDIE DUX, grzce scholarum usuin : viaellett•CEdipus Coloneus, curnaheill Ormci nsoduln; & (adios, Rex, auctoris dire. gigue notis ex .% editionibus Rich. Franc. Phil Branch, Argon. 1701-86 d uo Stiroptibus G. Lowndes & U. Chafer. TIM day was published, in S vols. poet WO. Beautifully primed by Baltantline, price Lt. OIL boards, THE HISTORY of FIC TION; being ACKITicAL Anceuirr of tie moat celebrated Prose Works of Hahn). free . ** earliest Greek Romances cis the Novels of tie present Age......y *JOHN DUNLOP. ?tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater iiiniter4ow ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-41M t. This day was published. is ten. price lOs. id boards, VETERINARY MEDICINE and THERA. PEU fiCS; containing the Effects of Modkina oo V11"1111, Animals • the Symptoms. 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Fly swift, ye Zephyrs, sung by ditto, Price is. 6d. My Henry is gone, a Ballad, or' by Mrs. Ache, comprised by Sir J. Stevenson, price Is. Faireg awake, composed by Ditto, price its. ' Tbose latighlog*Eyes a Duet, composed by Ditto, price 2s. Amt has she then failed ire her Truth, a much admired Song, snot by Mr. Sincliir, com posed by R. H. Bishop, price Is 6d. Dear Maid, for ever, sting isy Ditto, composed by Ditto, price Is. 6d. 0 Fly nut yes, sweet Bird of Nght, a favourite Duet, composed by Mozart, and adapted to English worits, price i s.6d. The following i 4 :eees singly from the favourite Opera of Na rensky, composed and arranged for the Pianoforte by Mr ' Bra harm ; The celebrated Farewell Song, sung/by Mr. Brabant, price Is. Forget me not, sung by Ditto, price is. ed. Oh, tl.ou art all to me, Loves swig by Ditto, ;trice 21. When thy bosom heaves a sigh, Duet, price Ys. 6d. Love ii.t.ds the brow of Youth with Flowers, the much-admired Trio, price 3t. A Se lection from Marc/110's Works, for two or three Voices, adapted to Fingihb words. with an Acoompaniatent fur the Pianoforte, by J. Mazzinghi, Ist Set, price cs. London : Fubhshed by Goulding, D k Ahnaine, Potter, and Co. No. ;:t, Soho-square ; and No. 7 , Westmoreland - sheet , cATiars %voiles. ml day waspublialsed i , A new Edition, pride Ss. laustrssed with Caws, • 1. PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE. VEN fION and CURE of ,he'VENERFAL DISEASE in bosh SEXES, and its cossequences, in which a mild and suc cessful mode of Treatment to pointed out, including Observations on Strictures, Glet.ts, cesnetius Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Diseases, ikc. &c. latiisded a• a Guide against the dangerous effects of &is baneful malady. By T. M. CATON, Sinews, By T. nn. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Tiontas's and Guy's. 2. A t reatise on Indigestion, hong an Enquiry into the Ms eases arising and connected with the Functions of the Scorned', with Remarks on the Liver and Its influence es t►e pewit: System. To which are prefixed, some general Obstivallensoll Scrofulous and Cutaneous Diseases. Price 3s. 3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the dif ferent Stages of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and‘suc cessful instructions for the Prevention and . 1 remanent of Auk mazic Fits. Fourth Edition, price 3s. 4. Practical Oberrratious on the Debilities, natural and ae paired, of the Geoerative Organs of both Yeats, including the Theory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. ed. L. A Practical 'freatise on FrOMIC Moves, including Obser .vations on Parturition. Lactation, and the Disorders incident to those important changes. Price 3s. lid. Punted for Sherwood and Co. WO, Mortis, 21, Holies-street, Cave&"' ; and S. London. FOR COUGHS, HOAR oUNESORS, Rs. MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO ZENUES.ofTOLU, the great demand for which, after fifty years trial, proves them a superior remeJy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic aed Consumptive Com plaiets. The genuine only have R. fIATWARD :Tinted on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as seccessor to Mr. Ora` ' nough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes, at is. lid. ease, by his appowtrent by F. New. bery and Sons, St. Paul s Church-yank Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Ceckspitr. suve t; Nix, Royal Is. change; Ward,ll 4 4, Holbert'; Clark, U 6 B, Borough; Sanger, 150, ford.atreet ; Beerier aid Sons , Fleet-market; cadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. 'Where ate* may be bad, Mr. Gr ee n ou g h's celebrated Tina tures for preserrieg the Teeth and Gums, lnd curios the Tooth gp aniarsed bodies, at lb. 911, each. DOUBLE CHANCE LO rfERY. SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, remind the Public, that the Drawing of the present Lottery begins on •EXT TUESDAY, 3D MAY. Every Purchaser of a Ticket or Share has the chance of Two distinct Lotteres, as, independent of the full amount of Prizes in the Scheme, One Thousand Tickets in the following Lottery are divided anion the Blanks, and pre.ent a comb:tied chance of the following Capitals : 2 of £20,000 4 1 - 15,000 10 S - 10,0;4 12 1 - 5,000 10 2 - 3,000 21 - Tkkets and Shares are on Sale in great variety, at SW r and Co.'s Offices, lu London, No. 11, Pouvrer ; No. SI, ALOGATI HUMP I No. 12, CHARING-CROSS; STREIT, Where the full Scheme, with every particular, may be had gratis. . of A 3,000 • 1,000 - SOO 300 900 7 MONEY is ready to advance, with prompti tude and secrecy, at legal annuity interest, o:t fretitqld, copyhold, leasehold, or fuuded propirty, rent charges, matriatie settlements, widows' jointures, 111, clergymen lisings, and annuity be:td. Apply personally; he:ween nine and five, or by letter, to tilt. Director of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John street, Colden•square, Matters of magnitude wilibe preferred. WINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Fine Dry Cape Madeira's - - 3Gs. per Dozen. Do. no. do. £74 per Pipe of 110 Gzlloin. De. of very superior quality, which has been a ♦oyage to the Brazils -40 s per Dozen. Do. do. do. £BO pet Pipe of 110 Gallons. ,FIRST QUALITY OF WINES FROM SPAIN, POT.TU GAL, MADEIRA, Etc. Per Pipe. Port Wines, favourite Vintage of 1812. good quality £lO4 Do. do. 1812, tirst quality 112 Du. fine high-Savoured old Vintage, 1806 or 1808, ICO Per Butr. set us 118 130 Ptr Ptye. 56.11 Sherry from Cadiz , • • 1)o. fine 01.1 do. warranted ix years In the butt Do. do. East India Tenerife, first qust:ty . _ . Madeira, fiat quality, Went India Do. do. Fos: India 111 150 _ Do. Brand, very.fine p HE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-1 ?ANY, respectfully acquaint their numerous Customer, and the Public in general, that they have this day fized their Prtees per Pipe, &c. as above, for Wines of stetting qualities, which may be bought by applying at their Concerns, No. 10, SKINNER snub: , 11. OXFORD-STREET, Or of any of-their Agents la the Country. N.B. Wines of every dear iption per Dozen, and Spirits in Cask, &c. of the first Qualities at the Company's usual low prices. April 6, 11114. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATILNT. ANTI-ATTRITION. THE PATENT AWN-ATTRITION COM POSITION. is the cheapest and best 'Fitlug ever yet dis covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the Hawse-Holes, instead of a Plat, Sereice, or Rounding ; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Parceline, and Ser vice ;' for the Slides and Carriages of Gans ; to render Leather , and Canvas Water Proof; and to prevent the EffeEt, of Frictien in Steam-Engines, Mills, Sugar-Mille, Threshing-Mills; (tir other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Ferment); Carriages, Cuaches, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery of every' Description. It is also the best 'Thing to prey:l - yeah. Blades at Swords, and all Kinds of Pclished Steel Articles, from Rust.—, It will likewise preserve Iron Houpe, Water-Butts, Ca-ks, Tubs, Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Paling, Barn Fluorine., and' every Kind of Wood, and Wooden Budding, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry-Rot, either in the East or West Indio', or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Rail-Ways from corroding and wearing out, but also render the Draught so light, that one Hone will do the Work of 'f wo. 4 One Priming of the Composldun is, in some Cases, equal' to . One Hundred Applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other Kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its Use from Three Hu adrod to -Four Thousand per Cent. eselurve of pre venting the Wear and Tear in Machinery, Wheels, &a &c. which is a saving of Expellee mote than that of saving Nine Parts out of Ten, and nothing can be so clean in its Working, or give so littk Trouble. Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-C.1 . 05% near the Admiralty, London ; and , by their appointment at moat Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, Libraries, Stationers; Drug gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-uffices, Oil and Colour-shops, Sadler., and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, Us boxes, price 2s. 6d.; 54.6 d.; 100.6 d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. • The smallest size Box contains a Quantity sufildknt to Prime a Four Wheel Carriage Flit. times, with ivhich it will run up wards of Six Thousand Miles without applying any Thing else to the A:tette,' ; and One Half-Guinea Box contains a sufficient Quantity for a Stage-Waggon to travel l'hirty-Three Thousand Miles; and it will work with Wood Alletrees, or with common Boxes and Axietrees of any Klud. The most satiefachfry proofs of the merits of this Discovery may be seen at the Patentees Office, - and also at their Agents. Cr l'he Public must be on their guard against a spurious Composition, which is sometimes attempted to be foisted upon them to prevent the Effects of f rictlnul instead of which It is injurious to Machinery, &c. and none is genuine but that for which a Patent bag been obtained. To ptevert Imposition , the I directions given with each Box, are signed `i W. U. litliarry, and have the King's Arms en them,. to counterfeit which is for jery • and any Person making use of a Composition, by which the Patentees are defrauded, will be prosecuted, One Hundred' Abbas Reward baring beta otfored by doesn't. de*act frauds od Iberstent right, . • i t ..• ' ( 1, 11 I! I 1 I 1 1 PRESENTED GRATIS, by W. MARTIN, No. 8, CORP/HILL, to every Purchaser of a Ticket or Share' in the LOTTERY to be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, a CAPI TAL AQUATINT, executed by Mr. Cilll/CICSBANES, in the best manner ' and highly coloured, size 19 inches by 14 , called The MODE RN PR(JME (*NEI'S, or the DQWNtALL of TY RANNY. Represtnting Eonaparto, the modern Prometheus, overtaken by Justice, chained to a Rock, in allusion to the Island of Elba; the Usurper is struck down by its avenging lightning, while the black clouds of civil war and dissection collected over his head are seen dispersing at its electric the countenance of the God-abandoned Felon is strongly marked by despair and horror, and the vulture feeding upon his beast represents the tor menu of his conscience, and the misery of his hated life ; at his feet. his vain-glorious eagles and his forged crowns lie broken and disgraced.