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re . Bru 9604. ARMY CONTRACTS.. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chattily's, 291 t November, 1817. VOTICE is hereby given to all Persons de , ,irons 1. 1 of contracting to supply the following Articles for the d ie of the Army, ntE.ki"), to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar ;ert,ontl Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties aml Island !trio (including the Dorset, Nottingham, Town o'Har:tr• Es"'x, Tuwn of Dudley • - LA) Jer , ey, and its Vicinity, iewiek, Middlesex, Town of SATC:IVI. ixiwali (ineladlag City of Chester and bury and its Vi -501) its Vicinity, deity, ;tams VII: sod MU FTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cm prmem,m, Qmarters, and Barracks, in the utider-wentioned c u mli's and Islands: _ . r a t. (Including the Wants, Tows of Hunger Isle of Mao, IA) 3-.rsivill (including Nitrf4k, k.ry) Nottingham, City of Car Deena us Vicinity, 'town of Newcastle Num Tyr.c, and its Vichiity .._ „ Datum (icht(ling Suffolk, As also Frech Beef Hely l,! d) tini , elt, in the Islands of fon, York, t; uern icy, a ve ..tee (incl.:. North and South Jergeposul !re Oe Ci'y of Wales. Alderney. r.:ItAGII,e'T OA rt, HAT, and qTeAsr, to !::a IVfl-sty's hellarracks, and Oars in Cautonments and Quatttra, in unikt , tnentioned•Cnunties Brit, Essec, Lancaster, Dere, Kent, Nnttiugham. That the Deliveries ve to commence on and for the twenty- Sfdt of January nest; that Propnsala in Writine, sealed up and marked, t• Tender for Army Supplies,' will be received at this Office on or berore Friday, the stet day of December, (hot rare will he received of er Twelve °Thick on that slay). ani if stilt by Lust the postage Mgt be paid. Prop sals must be male separately fere:4h County and island, met ' he Onni Vv. comprising Norte and iinutta Wales, all of which must be included in Our Tender ' *ld the Pro pal for the Supp Supply of Fre.ll Beef in the Islands of Guernsey, Jerre , and Alderney, must also include the whole of the ohms sands and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed otbe Tender properly filled up by Two Persons of krown Pro. petty eneaging to hi come boutid with the Party tendering in the hewn stated in the printed PaitiCulars, for the due Preform, awe of the Overact; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a onnred fender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length; awl should it so happen that during the Continuance of the Con•ract no Ito ps should be supplied under the Contract, the espew • of the Stan .* tur the Contract and Bond, Paid iu the im instance by the Contractor, 511111 he refunded to him. Parieula aof the Contracts may be had upon application at dm Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five. Samples of the Bread awl Meal may be sera at these Cambers between the hours of l'welve and Two. CUST 0 111:110US 11, LO-VDON, Decialer 5, 1817. Foit SALE, I?ir Order y the Ilea. the Ceentisaimere f b in Majesty's Custom, Os Tuesday the 18th, Wednesday the i 7th, bursday the lath. Friday the Mb; and in the following week on Msnday the Ild,Tnesday the 113 d, and Wednesday. the Mt instant, at Two u'Cloelt in the Afternoin precisely, at the Commercial Sale "wens. Mlneing lane, - FOLLOWINGTHE GOODS. For Home Consumption,. Motile, Nankeen, Shawls, Cambric, Woollen Cloth, Ivory Cho Men, East•lndia stained P..per, Lacquered Ware, Draw hp, Pictures, Paper Hangings, Coruelian Stones, Home Pow. &r, Watches and other Jewellery. Shells, Thread and Silk Lace, Ditto Veils. icons and 1 roses ; Plate Glass, Co - Copper Coin. • Sword Sticks, Pasteboards, Sail Cloth; Clock Dial Ptates and Mosetnetits. Musket Lock , Sabres, Chillies, Rose Wood, To- Voce Or and Cow Hide ., Goat Skins, Cranberries, Wine bandy, "um. Geneva, Deals, Staves, Mahogany, Tobacc o, Snuff , ad sundry other sows of Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLIIAR 011 JAL Dorms. —Also one Cask of Wine, for Home Deesemption, on payment of the Duties of Customs nd Wise; w foe Exportation free of Duty. The Tobacco end Snuff (except eleven Hogsheads tbit . lay at Globe Yard)to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London DOclui; and all the other Goods at the King's Wareitonw, Globe Yard; sod No. Thairtee- wrest • King's Cellar, under the Desi "schemes; sod Taboos° Ground, Rutherklthe, as particu larised* the Catalogue. The Goods in theinst four days will he on view from Tuesday, ihtlth. midi Maeda,. the ; and the remainder omit" Satur sith the nth imam. from Ten o'clock to the. Morning to rbree is the After Roos. _ XS Goods bought at thy, Sale moat be paid for at the Re. Niter Of Plum acid Forfeitures' office, Custom-House, 00 or De foe ciausrday, the Slit day of January', let 8, or the d posits wade thereon will ab,.olutety become torfeited. Catalogues may be had at site Mrs's Wuchouse, No. 90, Lower '1 baines.wreet, prior One . 4 biiiing each. F RIENDS wit be kind to request their Servants and Cara. ra to ask for RICHARD TURNER'S BLACKING. nut let thy glad trumpet rata Loudest notes to Tosnaa's praise; Let the welcome theme resound, Tin the echoing world rebound! Who good our bouts and shoes Seek bright tindre dash diffuse t Who a blacking can prepare, That such lovely . boom dotb bears • Or such gloss and richness yiel.l, At Tuituaa's of St. George's-nebb t O'er the wide Atlantic deep, Where the mgt. lesebinows sleep; O'er the distant southern main; , On the Con mental plain— Teesiaa's worth and fame rebound, 14 his Blacking sheds atoned On each polish'd bout a - ray • Of beauty nought can melt away Oft I've seen the penned gem, Glitter in the diadem; How much brighter are the rays 'l'= luta', brilliant black display! Wrapt in wont ,4 when In view, The lustre of that jetty hue, Cant then forbear to raise, To 'rue vial's worth my song of praise? Ileres laurels all will fade— gLriea sink in shade ' • Bat whoa shall Tee ails ll fame be o'er t Nor. while time shall be on more Even whlie mouldering in the tomb, F).me shah bid his 'armory bloi,m; • posteiity shall wave Enle.ess laurels etr his grave! Users of this brilliant and easy Blacking are respectfully in formed dm: the principal 4 pkeepers DAntn, Cork, Chrlarr, Chaborgb &A 46 the Cmottry Tutus its Nord) and south Wages and lingi,„&seli this Blacking in Stone 13..itles at 64. ls • lad led. each. Ai , U. The Foreign Trade supplied. • • gpr9e - t .G 2%2e F. U. Ast 4,s Tvasaa's Blacking. . s • 1-.: ..'-.:.,- 1 t . • • st - .*- • • • • ....- r.L.N, ( ) ".• . % •,. 7 • , V, If I , %, 'l.G . ' -- co, X t 1 1 ~.4.t "...ii k pi. . : , .?" ,*,. . ~v, , ---... \.=.__,i-,...p4—Ak , 5iA, , ,-ii.--::::,.,T4vt - -..: . :„,,-::;g,' ~ 1 ............_ . ~_. t , . _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1817. PRICE BRI I ISH AND FOREIGN PUMA(' • CONDUIT STREET. tIAN,VCR-SeVARII LONDON. MR. CO L 81.1 RN pleAsim . t atqtatint his Suascatc cot s anJ the Public in general, that he has this day 1481161:,•41 Li, ...Oil' ..E1.1F . ,.; rdittv l'ATALOGUEsewridnint Wards of fir I I iIOWSAND VOLUMIS and comprising all the loterestinz %IPULII./1 VUBLICATIONS (English, French, and ha.- lian) that have tirpvated to the pr sent day. With a grateful arknowledement of the vi-ry distinguished patrscatte with which this Library liar ever be e n honoured, the Proptivor pi •dges him sell to cont , nue 141 s utinnst exertions to enure Siihscrihert, who. , thsr in Town or Country, an ample and iinmsdiate sup,ily of the socks•het desire, aid tie t:el' confident, dui by the various new arran ;intents he h.“ lately concluded in London, ant hit Conti nental coons:Jun-, that he shad afford them more than-ordinary siitisfacilon. • • 11..0kt are itent to Nubscriltt-taito Hosts) to all Parts of the Kb:eons. sad in any quantity, nta i ptycnrit of a prapue. tionatt matisct p too. 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David W hitmore, in l itird;field, Cheshire, cotton spinner, dealer end charnaii, Der. 2n, at four, Ike. 7, at ten, and January cel, at eleven, at tia• Macclesfield Arms Inn, Maceleifield.-.. Attoruies, Messrs. Hurd, Johnson, and Greenwood, Temle, London; or Mr. L u i...y, Macclesbeld. -Jatnuel FrotiShaus, ofkroddiant, Cheshire, draper, sl..yleeepee, dealer and r.".apitial, Dec.. SU, 31, and January -26, a: creole, at the PaLre in.., Vianclester. Attornies, MoArs. WO% Clarke; uni Cu. Warteutd.court, London; or Mr. Healey, Maiedieoter, Jobe Du+wsll, la e of %Vinehetter, Hants. butcher, Dee. 17, at six, D. a. ill', and January V 3, at eleven, at the Gearge lush Wnteliester. Aftort.ies, Mr. Samuel Etnly, bawl-coin, Loi.dtin ; or Mr. Gudwin, Witwhe.ier Robert :tio.wor h an I Will am Davies, of liolltob, near Bury, Lane:6o4re ' whit st,rs, dealers, chapmen, and copartner,. D e e. 44, ~and latina , y 20, at ten, at the Odder lea, Lir le . Ant.rnies„ Mr. J lora Meddowce oft, Gray's lon-square, Los. dun ; or Mt zaatiiiran and Merry, Bolton. Gesemni.: h. late 01 Ca t k, pari.h of Cattenel, Lantaddre, enuler burner. tlea'er anti ch minas, January 5, at live, JAS. at et , ven,and is war/ 20., at flee, at the tt'hi , e Hart ler. Lima caster. At ..r'. 'ti, datilw•ti and. t bumps at Laiicester, or NI. sea. Alexander ae'd Holm:, New Inn, taintion Ilesity White, .4 Wartniester, Wil.s, linen dra.wr, dealer and Dectimber lei, 2•1, awl January 0, at ten, at LAM& ha 1 Lon ton. t alp--rs Dawes and Chatfield, Angel. court, lltrovatorton street, London. I;atee! Law recce, ut t:har 1., Some-set, linen-draper, dearer and chai - nen. January 4: 6, and 20. at eleven at the Abgel lush, in Chard. Aitainies, .I.:es.t2. King and Lukin, 2t , Bentord.:ow, I...nadon ; or Mr. Clarke, C'.ard. DIVIDEND; to be male at GUILDHALI.. Dee. 27, Wm. Fmmier, Catter.on-street, coach-maker, of one Dec. 16, Heide 'Coe, Mill-Wall, Poplar, Rontan-cententa manaiact u:•er, at twelve. J. 414 3, Christopher Love, Old Mood. jeweller, at tape. Dee. 27, 'beams Nice, of llishopseate. street Witnout. liner.-draper, at ten. Dec. 11, George bailliesnd J ill a y, Fiusbu, ) -pi.tt-, merchants, at ten. Dec a 7, Wm. Who ely. of Lawrence e..nestney-11111. merchant, at ten. Dee. 9, .s t Ast.by, Kiltry, engraver, at one. Dee. it Isaac Strom. boo", :Umbel Friars, merchant, at ten. Dee. 20, William ...Sauey, St. Mary Axe, merchant, at one. Jan. I, John Amens, Lamb's. Coodna-'.:rest, linen-tira i ,..er at ten. Jan. 31, Alexa nder Autter. .on, met Clain, at one. Jan is, William Henlock, Divan-line...Q.4Z baker, at eleven.-Dec 30, 1. Wati-an, !tread. I street, factor, at tote.re. Jan. 0, W. Urquhart, -rue College. gardens, nwrcitant, at ten. pre. 34), S. Patina, tan L Water, mercer, at twelve. last. a 7, Jellery, Tunbridge, shut keeper, at tan:. J an. 12. J. Keciait. Btar.strec, &aegis!, at • twelve. Dec. SO, J. Neale and a. Warner. Milk street, atl...r.a• tale linewdrapers, at ten. Jan. 10, J. Eat ;e and W. /lan, OM Change, WarchOliSellieU. at CelFea. DIVIDENDS to be 'wedeln the COUN rßir. Dec. 99, Wm. Grim, of lirodsitarn, tanner, at eleven, at the Eloasome Inn, Chester. Dee. iO. John Wheeler, of Wednesbuiy, Won-lusster, at ten, at the Guildhall, Shrewsbury. Dec. 29, Gee, ki..rke, :-tra.ford-upon Avon, coach-proprietor, at eleven, at the Whi:e'lion Inn, ntrattord u.nat Avon. Dec. SO. Joseph Wide, Coventi I, wins merchant, at eletree, a: the Castle Inn, Coventry. Dec. 31, John Felittni and Cn. Maiechester, at ten, at the Allalna Hotel, Manchester. Dec. 29, Win. Eros, Haleowerth, currier, te Iwo, at the King's &ma, liale.w..rth.-Dec 31, N. Whine*. bury, blanches:el . , cot ton.t wist-deater, at two, at the Star, Dr3l6S. gate, Manchester. Dec. SU, J• Varyer, Oxford, tobacconist, at eleven, at Mr. 14. Ilattrain's, ender the town Hall, UZ Dec. 30. E. Jackson, Wirksworth, v.e.ualier, at tell, atithe Real •Lion, Wickswonh. Dee. SO, 1. Mel knne, Miorrdlie ' farmer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Tetbury. Dec. 31, G.Potbury, Sidenomh, cabinet mater, at el:tven, at the Dolphin, Jan. G. it, :Wean', jun. Leekhauipstead, farmer, at, city en, at toe limes Head, rhatchatu. Jan. 2, F) Wilson, Plymouth, mercer, at chis:ni, at the Royal 'twit, Plymouth. Jill. 2, T. Muer, 'Worthing, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Stevie Hotel, Wian.blog. Dee. Si, V.. Vault., Plynioudi Dock, jeweller, at twelve, m the PusiWaln, Plyatenii Deck. Dec. 30, W. GrUcubs p Barb, batter, Activelite, ar the Cornmer.nal Rooms, Btis:ol,-.. Dee. s;, J. Item, &tua, luabolder, at test, at the 01.1 Bustin:. J. Sail. y, brewer, at eleven, as the Dulpiliti Hostitoti. Dee. to, I). csenbb, p rom sehwon clotine . .., at rieveh, at the W brat 4i,ezvtl. Froute beiwoinl.. .I.2th sir on Ilislop W.-arattiuth, shy bailtla, at eleven, at the hat, it:•l..tp W-attinnet... D.e. 31, F.. Lee, Ski t ttei, ct;•W: , -1113.11.1A0.:Ir. r, ac Hero'', ..: the I /estetsblre I Intel, ts.pti..i. Dec..2s, J. and I.uril, 11.1: ell, eutton.spintiers, at sierra, attbu littitlze lint, Latin tivitont. • • • CtiWtIVICATII6--Dvd. 27. • /0,1 34 ,1 0 crease, a....laLevheil metetsolute, LutLuury, turtc t nt. Witaant Briajol, Laitar. v.aitinel Ma.sey, Cneadle and ehapmati. Win. :::,rown, ludgey, Little lieriuttage airre;, saillataker. • Cuicheaterr coda. inakrr. aol.ert 11riirtiiiscoa, cabrint-inaktr. Edward Jtatior4bl.l% c, 13 , ctub V 1,01,46. etna.so, aw'iethvtight. N. Schuh.. field, Greenwich, habersia-htr. i • Duevley, s ais ko, : , • eery . inen24ant. buru-1,1:1, nivrert. W. Ogilvie, &owl ion, nitrchant. J. Wytivt, Lumina, inercuain. W. 1.)2•46, AlocrystWith. bankar.. Ldivarcla,, I)4revlarry, farrier. 11, James, klilatol, r- nirt !taut. J. Ed.: m. 0.& h, Suelsilen, faa ldr scattnnsivali, iratalnitdeti a. ;t:aii'.6.ll, l i t t r aen e -n% W uc6 at! t . RICH WHEEL. • FOUR PRIZES OF .CllO,OOO And Only ONE DAY more to draw. GCARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure • of announcing to the Public the Rich State of the Wheel, which contains FOUR. PRIZES OF t 20,000! And which must be ALL Drawn on SATURDAY, Dac. 20. The present Price of Tickets and Shares are as follows, via. Ticket 421. 19s. Half • .111 9 0 Fighth • .L 2 II 6 Quarter 115 0 Sixteenth 19 6 The following Capital Prises were drawn on Friday last, nee. 5, and Sold by G. CARROLL, at his Offices 7. COSNIIILL, and 26, OXIORD-STIt &CT. where the fortunate Holders may re , . ecive their Money on demand, sr 5. 4,3 i 9 a Ptite of £20,600, in Shares. N 44 4 2 4,7 m too Guineas, Whole ticket. 24028 2OO Guineas, in Sham. TWENTIETH DECEMBER LOTTERY WILL FINISH. T AND 3. SIVEWRIGHT congratulate • the U • Public on the result of the Second Day's Drawing, the Capt. al Prizes that happened to be draws having been well dirributed among the Public in Slum, bet leaving POUR of the .Con,noo Prizes, he•blet 14 Minor Capitals, to be determined on the lAM Day of Drawing (tlO h of December) whoa the First Drawn Prize will have added to it the sum of XtO,OOQ. A, Tickets have not been attainable for I days pay those who intend to advebture should apply ImmedU•rly, a pane, having been returned unsold by their Agents at rerno•e parts of the kir:Awn. J. and J. SIVEWRIGH r have a select variety at their truly-fortunate old-established Offices, CORNUILL, I 38, HATMARICZT, HOLIORN, And 141,0 STR CRT, Wkere the Last Prize of £20,800, at d numerous other Capitals in the last an 4 present Lottery, have been sold in Shares. having been considered by many of sheets'tomer. of H.Tuoa Pr and Co. No. 43; HAYMARKET, that the no:icc given of the Advance on Port Wines, was not so liberal as given by larger Concerns—too short fur manyto avail themselves ache Chance of purchasing, • I_l THORPE anti Co. respectfully acquaint their • Customer. and the Public, that they will extend their time of selling PORT WINES at 345. per Dozen to the 18th Wilma ; after which day, the prize must then pLecisely he Sgs.— after 19th January it must be 424. without fur - her notice. N. B. Fine White Spanish Dinner Wine 30s. as usual. A NEW PATENT HAT, AT ONI.Y is SHILLINGS. • • IMPORTANT SAVING. EORGE FRANKS and en. have to niro. to VI the Fublicts SILK HA I' on BEAVER BODY, tombits ing every reepisite a Hat ought to possess ; it is superior in ap peatance to the fittest and most expensive Beaver, is equally light, and will outwear two of them. and M of a better shive, which it retains to the last ; it will never charge its colour in any climate, which is the most beautiful black ; if worn for years, will new spot by rain, nor will any weather injure them, they being WATER PROOF, and will repair several times, at a trifling expanse, and every time appEar equal to new, and are decidedly superi or to any Kate ever offered - to!publie notice, the attainment of which has bees attended with great tupelos.. la bour, and personal attention. G. Fats as and Co. Maaufte-' toren. Wellington . Howse, Cotner of Resdcznes-strew, Barbican.. Loodan.—Merchatits, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish ler: superior Hats, will find it to their advantage by **lying as above. No unpaid letters rem.eed..—lle particular as to the Ads dress, u G. F. and Co. are not in ally way concerned with a Retail House in Beech-street, name of Franks. IMPERIAL !VINE SHIK IING CAA l'H. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. (Ne comment pas de lin male en possident les *grim as ) MERCHANTS and FAMILIES - are respect fully informed, the above Cloth, superior to -every other kind of Shirting Cloth, and peculiarly desirable for its durability and economy, and its ainclumvetiess to the health of the wearer, tending naturally to prevent the ill effects ariong from sudden transitions from heat to cold, after riding or other exercise, and from extreme heat In warm climates, by preventing the too sodden stopping of the 0r.., an permitting the Ens glands evaporating to pass freely and wishoirt obstrucfion, wf,ilsr it re. psis the' baneful effects of a damp emosptere is Sold, duty stamped. by the Patentee only, at the Warehouse, No. Is. 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It combines chemically with the -ccreted fluid, dissolves and entirely carries away the gritty matter there formed, and prevents its future formation, by streogtheeing ga nerally the whole Urinary System! thus delivering the suffering patient haat the ateraciating tortores of those diseases without violence or injury to the coasdtution. These Pills are sompo,ed of the most innombt ingredients, and require neither confitsetnew , nor restraint bf diet during their nee. No grever recommenda tion can be offered of them than the fact of their having possessed for many years past the highest reputation that bas ever been.ae qulred by any Medicine. end in particular the countenance and approbation of many of the Faculty. Sod ia boxes at es. ed. and its. (by the Proprietor's Appoint meat) by BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, &c. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of ss. Paul's Chureh.yard, London, and No. 34. 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