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- 1 1 !"" --,. - 11:11•7 I''' '''''""! r I 1 1; i - 'At • • - -- e z e .... e. ..e . / ....p.A 1W Cent. - .--' • ''.. ''. . .... .• . •—'' fr 9 , e t , . 0 i sr.4 - : • . • 1r1... ~,....: i t'"" • . . . 4.. 1 IS - ~,..,1 ' 4 0 7 ~i p -. .. ,• -r ....' i . C IS A I. ~, • . ~,#: iv . . • •• . , • '. ;• 1 /41 *. - . . - —.. . "' N ••• ••• '' ' irwormoior . • '• • < t •, . . 1 ... .._ ~ . ....-. -'- 'Pr L.:- . .... ... ' .... t • • . • , ":••••)'•"•••• + 1.• 4 ••1. - • IZ - Vg - m tms - D AY, ' JANUAItY it 1' C • 1i 9 , "I 80 ~.[ r.,_ r i .. . strib l4 , ............... ..4,1117. • ..... ......... ... .1.11.......• 1....• • .....1.11..111•P•01tr...... ARMY CONTRACTS TREASURT CI74IIIIIEIM Cannmisserin Department, December 30, 1122. NOTICE is herehy given to a ll Persons -desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of the Army, via. BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties: CUMBERLAND. NORTHUMBERLAND. BEEF AND MUTTON, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned County : CUMBERLAND. FORA OE, viz. OATS, Var a and STILAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters in the undermentioned Counties LANCASTER. MIDI) I.F.SEX, NORTH U hIBERLAN D. SUSSEX. YORK, That the deliveris are to comntence on and for the 4.11 day of February next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, en or before Tuesday, the tiath day of January nest, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day. Proposal: must be made separately for each County, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled tip, by two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in , the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract and' no PropOsal will be noticed unless made on a printed Ten der, and the prices expressed in words at length•; sod should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by-virtue of the same, the amount of tlke Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by, thv Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon application s; these Chambers, between the hours of ten and four. . . Ttoyent Of v itiiTREASTINT tiirthig - ofdettit the' ritAIVISI I 6' of the: &TAT* LOTTERY at lyi finiihed next ITZDNOSIMY, lyth Inst. that day wi,ll be us?* of great interest, for the whole of the Capitals now in ihe'wheel must then, of course, be •draven ; and such an eyept as Fifty. , two Capitals in pea 4ay, was °liver before known in the Lot. tery annals. Those persons wissehave perviously bought wotdd do well to ousatine their. &ambers, and,.if drawn, to repurchase; and,those who have not boughs, have now the opportunity or adv - iiitikng with the unprecedented Chance of Fifty-two Capitaltbeitig de tided all in one day.'; A few warranted nodrawn Tickets and Shares are still on . sale et Thast's (*lees, 4, Coralslll, and 9, Charing-Crow, Lon dan ; and by .his Agents in the Country. • BISH has already sold 9-Ca rtr+ts las the ilia* Loeter r. P. h. Smples of the lircad and Meal atait be seen &Übe 4:E; between .the hours of twalao."1011111k. s• EDVCATION. A T Mr. -J. 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Translated from .the Original Vrench,. bf inhat-Elagt. :The;Third Edition. , Irk four vols. avo. rd., Az. 13s. 6d. boards. _ ..4 • 4 , , 11Rtffill JN , ........-: .. . i ii ii 3t I ' FOR.SALE DT AUCIIOtt, .' .: ""• i/17 order of the flistrreointirsihtilats'elf Ina Ittaleitys cintoem; l• - at the fAulg'il‘Mlt tk the.CWWhianTibtalle, oil TweitetjVie ~. .. of Jaawy,-,1a2;, at.Eo . nr oylorllk ht the Afternoon . 2. 1 . 7 r 4.0,,L„L 0 *-i 14 9..0 613 DX . 11104 r I . . 1, . yP,4I. Ai am coanissoraost. oreigh4alls. .1. Mist. . SP7 Quirts Pickles. :20401. Lloseovadolooks .591bs. Arrow Root. Ob.'. C ai e k tna .,, EL l ' erter• 1 *one Trough . .. -. _ ::. - .. -. 4.faills etinneocig7- - 4 Empty Casks. , . . „law Proully ad?* '65 Deals. - i3lbs. Preserved Gingen Iles. falacados. • .- ..- ...alba. Dishier Yernehr. 3: - .6lbs. Tamarinds. _ 5 &labels Linseed. 2cwt. P.qrs. 211bs. Mahogany. ' alba. 1 - idney. 63 Wood Shovels. - - 5 Gallons Shrub. S Butcher.' Trays. . - . .., Sibs. 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The folloving GOODS, hating lain in Warehouse 'upwards Wllitet months, •uneustomed : • TOR KO It C01•1111/111410W. • 6 • • Boxes, Kegs, Jars of West India Preserves, &e. • Two Cash* Bed Ochre. • Goons samositenoonsea vat.ox. About Nine Tons Paving Stones. :Particulars may be kunwn by applying at the Warelsouie. keeper's Ofdce, on Afonday., 27th Ja.uuary, and on the Morning ors& Illy of &de, between the hours of Ten and One o'aock. rE4l.lxp4y I.N PART Le Jour de Tan (New Year's Day.) is, in Paris, the. most - desired and the most dreaded in the calendar. On this day every one visit his -parents, relations, superiors, f: iends, and , acquaintances : the porter in every house of Paris prepares a little box for each oc cupant. thereof, in .which to deposit the tickets that ma) be left for thein, and for which extra service he receives a dbdcetir. On this day it is not only comme faut for a Gentleman to visit the Ladies of his ac quaintance, make them presents, and receive in return A, chasteertpace," but it is his duty to perform these servrces. Thus the offerings made from respect -41, affectionate, dishonourable, or interested motives Ms New Year's Day r in. Paris alone, amount to many millions of francs. These offerings consist of appa rel and ornaments for women and eliildren—ofjorr, • • me, bonbons, toys, fri . rith &e.• On le- f our eleran the banker's lady as well as the market-woman, the Duchess and the Soubrette, equally expect arid 'receive the !redraft and the sacrifices -of Sea kow t ows ; and every man, from the Peer to the water-carrier, of prepared to-gratify these; expectations of his fair friends by presents, the value of which is regulated joy the abilities of the party, from the brilliant neck lace 9r undoubted Cachemere shsivrl of 12,000 francs, the little paper box of comfits or she weave- en rand tissue, which means an orange decorated with Wing, painted paper, and ribbon, and casts a few I pus,—Fp r several weeks before New Year's Day, the lshops of the jewellers, confectioners, milliners, watch- I :Makers, haberdashers, dress-makers; and perfumers, iit Paris, display such profusion of articles as a granger could -not expect to behold from the beg. garly appearance which they generally exhibit. The boutiques of the confectioners are really worth seeing; old ;. • -- ible rhos PNOR ellg OF AP F- Tirg, AND • OTHER Disolen .rrS tRPEN DENT. •-• ON A DERANGE* STATE OF.T.FIE,UVER,• AND OF THE ini,JARY A Np,DIGRATIFF. ORGANS, QMITH'S Genuine LEAMINGTON SALTS are confidently offered to the Public under the recommenda don or , Dr. Elsa, Northampton Dr. Tuaezeitsr, Ounbildge Dr. Tiisc,xxasr, theater Dr. I /1' A RD, Warwick Dr. Wane; Warwick Dr. Ws.ustenneati, Henley, Dr. Dinsmrrow, La aittington Oxon. . The peculiar efficacy of the Leamington Waters in the above-named, and many other Disorders, hav generally ackowledged, renders It almost unnecessary , when offered Under such recommendation) to adduce . in favour of these Salts, except that they have, been twist; proved, both by Chemical analysis and medical exper possess all the TONIC, ArrateNr, and other native pro the Waters ; so that those persons who have been hitherto vented, by distance or other causes, from availing themselv, the Curative Powers of these celebrated Spring*, may - supplied with a substitute, possessing all their beneficial These Salts In prepared by evaporating to dryness -" at the Original Baths Leamington. Sold in Bottles, price 2s. 9d. and 4s. 61, each, Duty Wholesale and Retail, by Mr. Smith, the Propriett. Pump Room; Mr. Gossage, at the Depot, Bath -street, ntington ; and by 4lessra. Barclay and Sons; Fleet-marker retail by Mr. Sanger,. Oxford.street ; Mr. Nix and Mr. 1114, Royal Exchange, London; and by all krecNeine 3s Ask for SMITH'S LEA NI ING'Is()N SAT TO TILE PROPRIETOR OF CHURCH'S • • • DROPS. .Cl.-ENTLEVIEN—To withhold from. Pub) : .4..11 -ledge a manifest fact of the utility and perh fected •by your CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS would bathe greatest ingratitude, as long as it is an duty of every man to facilitate the comfort of his afflicted creaturrs.—ln 1797 I caught a most violent cold, sir ' my breast and lungs so nutria that. *Quid 4Arcely , undesstood, and. remained so for the space of two monr same time accompanied with a greet dischirge from ' which continued:with Unabated force until the year ' after having recourse to almost every advice, and to being in conversation with a Gentleman of the Faculty-, . him I thought there was no perfect cum for an, ..4.etlaata, which he assented; by replying that he lead one hioself, and only relierwas by tatting fiktittently dome irtedichWitir tent lungs spett.:. About - this time alleigisbow.cante to we - saddle bad beg] equally as, bad as I was then, and f me of Church's Cough Drops being the "Medicine him as be was then, in 'health; and .persuaded me to, of - a small bottle. I sent foe ore to Sliteivsbury, to the Printer, at which tin* I bial an incemartedoth yr no intertniiiiioa. ••--•-• ~ .. ..„ • !.., In the morning at breakfast I.topk (WO tea spoonful i Drops in the last cup of tba, and, no mite UnatitfiWul that I' did nor olitgli for the apnea tilt ?nitrites after,which , have taken place twenty or thirty tiMie before itt that-tinve short it, and a few houkt-anore, pectectly cured•rte ,r I have acver tient pitbour it in inig banatiorsiactil ' to oar it uppn.any eccasion after catching col d. . lam row a tviitewi&eie itiihF - tAnAleflihir•i 4.aaiel,. iiiirionipilatedilellkat Tim of .sit i t ga..ili_e . ion instant, and; limed ha_.Crons l have as gotattinitUilt other man of my age in the County of Jiliontiousery... ..... • I im, Gentlemen, gnaw not oliedialil ham* Servant Guildsavld i Alosugtimer,shfre, JOgEPHltuTrri titine 144;111'21: " • . ,', s. , '< , '.:. t:• ; . Yon are ailibaray remake Wotan/a ottbi , 101 4 601440kir. ' 4 40 • 44 4 3 f1iPt -1 11 .!1-be OffiCiir,LO th"! 0 • 1 44 1 -ItsJ 2 A 14 - 11 f°11; • gists.—observe the, genuine wtil have t , adiawaiaill Spi . romp, 'tab, St; PitriAittratJyard,"lingrived cm thdr. Stamp; price It fd. ` and 4s. Inc:. µr bottle? the rilib la. rid. pot boa. • ^{ acid it impossible not to observe that between th6se n the Fuse of and the shops of the Lo n do n con f ect i oners and pastry- ving been so • at the distincti on of mitionarclia- ry (especially coo kS this season, see anythin g racter is marked and pe r fe c t. . . raii:etisriteanecteo,ri coly You see not the rich, po n d erous , costly, plentiful • ii- twePli cakes of Bond-Street, Piccadilly, or Corn- li properties of .... ow, out then your sight is gratified by the multi- plicity and -variety of the booboos offered for sale in ti: m be se rtgr: i. May now be the Rue des Lombards, Rue St. Honore, the Palais Royale, the Pa ss age du-Panorama, an d ls ue d e S ac. , cia th i e qu N a v i a it t is e e r; For several days before the first of January, a guard ay included, of hens-d'armes is regularly mounted at the honse.i of ietor, at his 1 the principal trinket-sellers and confectioners, to pro- .. , -street, Lea- I tect therri'from pillage; and to enforce order 4m0n,, ,, market; and the crowd' olcusrerners. This measure i s one 'of tie - - Mr. Strad- ine Venders, cessity, of which the truth will be-admitted, - when h ALTS. is know.n that at the shop of the confecticnkt, in the Rue des Lombards, upwards of 100,000 francshave COUGH been received daily for the last three weeks - Hivince .:... ,:. .;..-• made your purchases, it is necessary , to take another precaution, that of securing a vehicle totransport o you ' f b e l c i t c t k u n re ow ef: round Paris—unless, indeed, you happen .to have one S upon me, of your own--in tit der to pay the compliments ill the day to. your friends. This custom pervades ail rinks i'' fi n ic in ted cur li c o n v : . rhith armed and Classes. *All the " Authorities" and Public - OM- il l i' speak to be j eers first visirthe Xing, and-then separate to Wait ~ ri I my the in , my tung l upon each other. All tbe Military men in full or i ' i so9,when, :halt - pay use this occasion to compliment their tune- i' • •no purpose, riors. The city folks c r i t a figure 'irresistibly l u di- r . caltr, I told I irons:—there are twelve Mayo rs o f Paris and these l if _daithina, to ,„1 4 and cos ,make the grand tour in their state cattlages, not one I. ' . • 4 , lin itt4te his 'Of'w/hith would be etigible to -stand in OrfiStiltetteet ; ' 1 see me. who nor is there among the ships a single i n disiillial 1i I. qashfied to " finger the ribbons-in the society of re- , e h t e h t s th t t ati ald e i 1 mike. „ Lit . gular Jarries. . Should you lie onahle to obtain a . . i Tirr. Wood., carriage , . you. will be reduced to the niceskit, of slo- ', ' it; witbtittle , rionsiy and fashion-Airy Waktiag tlfrbutfi ait"i4ean of - i' ' • s Atilt tcl the itittiort of fivelorft‘ti "f lea to be ! I ada of the -, U stsban me ilkitativi -P. thillyitrtabrielets rind. fisetes, nr,dis- . , which %voila . .honouraisfy:availing'yeatielf of the services 4 a goo;- , .. . . ;sat-like ;in - ;;lgisioartire-thet,elast.yotteatitort !nand tor' fiiefrane,.. 1 ' 0 604 -1• • Thete tearaiiraniffi4li c a'PetterN, arid' foti sife ra l 4 i' ! 11113 " 4t gars protons fli radii , iffraa ;tile' "2:aellittelffifigcs" ; I Fi ft y pil er i 4 lt tied= *itirifilieftlien44ll( treinf sefifettable per- -1 t Away-40 4bAs'i iviV6 ellbri td deliver- yotrs . visitifts . ' . xtcke% on iik•di .01qtY ' th at day,, at-vitas - hottses 14. - To* 041 4 'paw; to . .. •4 them- fortrifling lutuity. Seri o usly stlitik; this I, ier trr y %ll, ; - - is' . titit k. a tliVkilt ect . MY.mode of thesiiik egiiii'ey4".rie •, :. 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Illuntred short Pieces, selected from the Worini of the 'British ra easuation and festering, and is equally metal ti..earioue p oet! , whit nYiiie original Pieces. Dle. - hfavise; 6s: bound. n . ="::d -rats of animals—in short ft is a domestic, remedy of such trat. re this Poritcac..filestronocarsiating of Pieees sa-!oninson excellence and utility, that no f a intly sensible to its i kct and Original, adapted-sae isipprneepthOlinds and Mannerai Inn comfort should ever be without it. yewPc' *Qui* 4f ilia. 114 §fCcrd )444011,..3•. fd. bd. I Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, ,TEe Esta Lisa liIASTER , F!`Sit!Cce"'S Galli' to ReasCgtilltatid:; CiPekitLect, Soho, London. The Esseice and Villa at 21. 94. I Composition: exiiihfting an AfAnytiesi'llent orthe . English{ sits,; she Cerate at Is. 1 id..and 24. 9d. • They ate alim.aold ar! Langone, of ti l e' 4111 aiefihe Prindpres of Fin. COMMA, and may be had el every 31ed!clrie Vendor, in tbl Wridn, ;Of ;' '• asitb so• 'Caked Kingdom. : . „,• . .-St a lcWW‘ -yr n i •-• ` 7 'c r Teal and Er The Genuine has a Black Iglit',s l .!amp, with thelaps it. r, it. ce, r. in. n rare vole= of 812 11. Johnston, inserted di it. Pages 'Mich= 3Vo. prik;ciih. exterboat:ds. T. J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, Ilangerford-street, three doors from-the Strand. TO THE LADIES. it TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, or VEGE TATIVE HAIR OIL, for dressing the Hair, his been 'held in the highest estimation for more than twelveyears. It is badiipensable to the Toilet ; the effect it produces on the Hair in' a roontles using, most be• seen to be believed : it dears the Head from Scurf, makes the Hair, if harsh or dry, soft and glossy as silk, and gives to Children's Hair the most fascinating ? • beautiful appearance. It should never be omitted when the flair is curled, as it keeps the Curl perfect during exercise, or in slzuttp weather; and this dikter is not produced (as some imagine) , by supernatural heat, but by its great nutritive properties, which give to the Hair an extraordinary vigour and elasticity. It is Icons this peculiar property that it is so generally used by Gen tlemen to recover their Hairs for where it has fallen off, Trom illness, perspiration, change of climate, study, anxiety of mind,- • Itc. it will infallibly restore it. See testimonies from Gentle men who have recovered their Hair by its use, in an Essay on , • the Hair, Inclosed round each Bottle, price 3s. 6d. Also, ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, for changing Grey or Red Hair to a permanent Brown or Black ; price ss. ~ Sold by James Atkinson, Petturnr, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Solto.square, London • a)so by Gattie, 57, and Rigge,.s.s, Bond tree! ; Sanget, 150, Grange, 126, and Firth and Langley.; 45, , Orford -street; Trite, 4t, and Johnston, 68, ornhill; and most Perfumers and Bair.-dressers. Nry r'*lt' ft it Anittrifer. INIEATRE, STRAND. frilillB 141)110, THIJRSDAY, Jan. 9, and I. *lrbil the Week, will be presented, an entirely new Burin, Tkepoltbaric, Paripatetit, Leilograpbk, Satirical, and Loral end Moral &Oats. &travail-Ann Entertainment, in Time earls, WWI tREEN IN FRANCE ; OR,. TOM AND JERRY'S TOUR. 'Thomas Corinthian lbw "Mr. Wrench ; J e r em i a h H a wth orn , it 4. Mr. John Res 4; 'Doctor Logic, Mr. Deering ; James tr c en, dlr. Wilda a; Chevalier Rubanrouge, Mr. Daly; La twice, Slh BMWS! ; Mrs. Corinthian, Mrs. Baker • Mrs. HaW ttian, Mra. Warm ; MA. Logic, Mils S. Pitt; Harriet Blinn, 411 s. Daly; Bachelette, hliss E. Pitt. o ff ' WI will be presented an entirely New Comic Panto.. mime, with New Music, Scenery, &c. called HARLEQUIN'S HOLIDAY; OR, THE COCKNEY SYORTSMEN. , Rinaldo (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. W. Kirby ; Grim Gruffy (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly ; B o bby Bl un d er b uss , M r . ; Gregirry Goodaim, Mr. T.. Smith ; Justice Hangall (afterwards Clown), Signor Paulo. Justina (afterwards Colum bine), Miss Simpson ; Justice, Miss E. Pitt. the course of the Pantomime a Scene of Brixton Tread will be introduced. Boxes, 4s. Pit, 2s. Gallery, ls. Doors opened st Six, and performance begin a Quarter before Seven. Wlf-price at Half int Night. TO MASONS, BUILDERS, ice. ANY QUANTITY of or itTLA SLAB supplied at redueedpeleei,byVlLLTAlll MAR. SHALL, Marble Slab-yard, Regent-sweet, Horseferry-road, Weitrainster. , ONE DAY TO DitAW. `% TEXT WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, the 1.11 PRIZES as follow WILL BE DRAWN'. 1 10.000 9 1 4 Undrawn Tickets and Shares • COODLLICK, anti Co.'s Office, anKIU g atßif'lt.%RDSON, 10 1, criaei tr ENSINGTON LACE necessarily supersedes all • JUL others in this country, in every article of fashionable Dress ; ,bdlnltely surpassing in beauty texture, naturally transparent clearness, and Whiteness in washing; never requiring any starch ing, which"aft others do, blended with tbe.nsaw elegant Designs, by superior foreign Artists, can only be had genuine, and at the manufacturing prices, at the Warehouse, 30, Southampton street, Covent-garden ; and Retail, as well as Wholesale, at the Kensington Lace Works and Dianufact.ry, 14, Kensington square, Kensington. prevent imposition, every Article has a Ticket attached, .with her late Majesty's (Queen Charlotte's) Arms, and full Ad dresses. Orders manufactured to match any kind of Lace, White or Black, in any small or large quantity. , IiONIE.BREWED BIER. A T the suggestion of 11. IlnouGHANt, Esq. M.P. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of making this import- L-a article of family consumption at (tome, are respectfully in teethed that they will not only save 50 per cent. but procUre . themselves a good and wholesome Beer, which can always be "brewed in temperate or cold weather.—For this purpose, T HO- S JARVIS, Wine-cooper and Cooper in general, No. 3, limgetford-street, Strand, near Charing-Cross, has constantly on kale a large assortment of New and Second-hand well.sca loaned CASKS and BREWING UTENSILS of every de scription, at the following reasonable prices t that is, a One 13eshel Set, XI. Bs. with Casks,. 3s. a Two Bushel Set, d:2, with Casks, .C 3. 3s. a Three Bushel Set, ‘5l. Is. 6d. with Casks, £4. Ss. 6d. a Four Bushel. Set, AS: Ss: with Casks, 4s.—Familitts waited upon to brew their own Beer, to fine' :ad bottle Wines,•kc. in Town or Country: Water-butts of alt sizes. Bathing and Turtle Tubs lent on film. Merchants sup , ffied with all sorts of Packing Casks and Cases at the trade prices. Casks, Pipes, acts' litensifs, Dorsett or exchanged; Pielling Tubs, oral or mond, made to any size. A st.t of Uten sils sent to any part of the country, by an order for payment in London. two 300 200