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I - , •Ar. • /7 . * 4 • 4 . C 6' e " Z ...// /a 4 - 2 ) .//d/ 1 N0.'6,613. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. DEURY.LANE. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, February 12, will 11 be performed PHILANDERING; or, THE ROSE QUEEN. The principalcharatiers by Messrs. Braham, Browne, Dowton, Tem, Harley, and Knight; Miss Stephens, Slim Forde, Miss s al ta t ion, and Madame Vestris. To conclude with the Operatic Romance of LODOISKA. s poiandas—Prince Lupauski, Mr. Powell ; Count Floreski, Mr. Ilan; Bane Lovinaki, 111 r. Archer; Varbel, Mr. Harley. Prin. ass Lodoiska, Miss Povey. Tartars—Ken Khan, Mr. Wallack ; Ithorak, Mr. Webster; Elton, Mr. G. Smith ; Kruse, Mr. Foster. To-morrow, A New Way to Pay Old Debts ; with The Spoiled Cod; and Giovanni in London. On Saturday, Artaxerxes ; with The Cataract, and other Enter. atheneum THEATRR-ROYAL, COrENT-GARDEN. rr ....... T HIS - EVENING, THURSDAY. February 12, will be performed NATIVE LAND; Or, THE RETURN FROM SLAVERY. The Principal Characters by Mews. Sinclair, W. Farrell, Cooper, Hamlet, Fawcett, and Barnes ; Misses Paton, Beaumont, Lore, aryl N. Tree. After which, THE POACHERS. _ _ The prineifal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Jones, Blanchard, Louis, mad O'Brian ; Jlesdama nitwit, Chatterley, and Vining; as& Alio Lows._ _ _ . To-moeFtWJohn Bull ; with the Pantomime. The 06 =9 Native Lund ; a, The Baum from Shivery ; with The Pantomime To-morrow and :Monday. NEW SURREY THEATRE. The new iiielo-Drarna of " Aldan the Lion" bas been crowned with contplete suceees--lt will be repeated every Evening until further weal. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, February 12, will be performed ASLAN THE LION; Or, THE SEVEN BRAZEN TOWERS OF TEPELINI. Aldan, Mr. H. Kernble ; Delvers) Brioni, Mr. Simpleton; Mone tt'', Mr. AA; Megan, Mr. Herring. Erminah, Miss Kimbell; Zulette, Mier Tatman.. Langan, die Irish Champion. will certainly appear every night this Week with his Second, Tom Reynolds, when the Urcat Fight at Worcester will be illustrated. Alta which, A TEN YEARS' BLUNDER. Jack Hopeful, Mr. Gallon Thady O'Blarney, Mr. Loveday. Lady Apes, Mrs. Young.; Sow, Mims Goodwin. To conclude with THE GAMBLERS; or, ... Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak most miraculous organ." be taken of Mr. Rayner, at the r.ew Box.o(sce of the I of whom may be bad Private Boxes nightly; also dam for the Season. `• With Pima ml ins Al TTAZA,RD and Co. respectfully Inform the Public. that the. LOTTERY begins drawing Neu THURSDAY, az the Tern First Prises will he entitled to 211,0001. Mosey each. Ork4 'Pas contains Seven Prises of *MN.. and every Blank draws the Day will be put into the Wheel again and have • OMNI or the Holder may receive le6 instead, if presented laillwecir March. ......712 . bla.e A Shares are selling by HAZARD and Co. at their and Inetunate Mont. Royal Exchange Gate, 26. Ceistlll4. Odird-sinec i ad d Repasit.wecert. at which pikes hare been sold Capital Prues, ansousung to some millions. ONE 111124121tED AND FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! _ 11 1 1 m 41 5 and 3 per Cents., in SEVEN PRIZES !I J. N i S z tV o f x V 29 I,S OtiO p i T n , th ?n p teaetora.—Th resent y, h e a ! in E g V EN illereased in value by the very amaniehing Rise in the been Fa " rier2ich has taken place since the Lottery was coonsgted foe, wit l ive a decided advantage to thove who adventure ; but the TWO FIRST of the SEVEN 28,0001. Prises! ! _ are Sterling Hooey, Ind are to be attached tot the TWO FIRST Prises Drawn w the First Day, NEXT THURSDAY, when near *ON Tiilkets will be Drawn, and Purchasers before that Day will have ilveirivilege of receiving back at the rate of 104 per Ticket, sass having had their Numbers Drawn, thereby reducing the Cost of an Adam:tun far all the Capitals, to a mere Trifle. Tisk* and Shares are Selling by J. & J.SIVEWRIOHT, Cootractore, 37, Cornhill, 11, Holborn. and 38, Ha et—who *Wiper Lottery, above Half the whole Value—ln matter, AH the Pros of 10,0001.--ond in the last Lottery, No. 8,428, a Prise .of Kest, and many other Capitals. LONDON REPOSITORY fee the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCI;TY, for every Demkilos of CABINET TURN!. TITRE, FEATHER-BRD and MATTRESS MANUFAC -724, N. 71, Corner el LEADENHALL.STREET, - unite Aldgate Ready Money only. T H 4 Reek° of Cabin P 7. 2 fakers respectfully inform , Public that they still continue the above Establishment, i r ~..... tuft 1111 latlnwious mechanics who have large families, Shim manufactured articles in the Cabinet - line, of the Ate and cheaper than any house can do in London *lll mot., being no other profit required on the Foods lint dlobire b.sae expenses ; at the same time will be sufficiently sodded wish having constant employment for themselves and inlll/ 6n This was established in June, 1818, consisting of 20 g the number of their wives and families, amount ing be :in Just, 1819, five mote were added to the Society ;in be, ten; and in June, 1821, eight. The total number sing support through the means of this Establishment 41111... The Society and their families beg leave to return their sincere thanks a those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured that willi their sodas anti recommendations. and shall always feel happy inim their endearours to give future satisfaction ; at the same time a andenance of their benevolence, whereby they may be is Ithatere the number of the Society. Tbe articles are inserted as a specimen of the very low' Ise.--ready money only. "ads! Vellegeny four-post bedstead, lath bottom V. 13e. ; full hisetent. buleisid IL 6s. bordered hair mattress to fit 11. Is. arabeginy tiower, solid ends 3L 3s. 4 feather bed 21. 10e. ; ditto, OM V ii ii ttn wit and smell, full slim 3:. Ills. ; six japenned chairs of AV in oil IL 6s. ; best ditto wash-hand stands 165.; dine -table, 16s. ; hearth rugs 14. ; three feet six bleboll eke of drawers 41. 4s. ; three feet mahogany Pen baba table IL lbs. ; three feet ditto on pillars and claws a t m., : _milhogany dressing-table IL ; ditto bidett, best G. lc ; dim beaßms IL Se. ; ditto ditto 11. 12s. ; ditto ditto 2L 2s. ; diets box glass, two drawers, best British plate 13e. ; ditto ditto Cram lis 'W ditto ditto 1!. ,fir. ; ditto swing glass, large size commode 314 . ditto is . ; ditto ditto Bs. . • ditto ditto 12a. ; sea bed and 6d.; ditto ditto 6s. ; dittoditto 7s. i tray stand 7s. ; long y tray 144.; japanned book shelf 75.; tea caddy 10a.; Port 'lble 21s. ; desk covers in number li e . ; music chairs, say rims Ilk ad._ • eight mahogany chairs, covered with bone bens nailed 61. 6s. ; tight ditto ditto fit. Its. ; eight ditto Z134..7 1 1.; eight Trafalioir ditto 91 . He.; mahogany sofa to -71. Ills.; ditto couch 71. 10s.; ditto ditto 81. 10s. ; Aille, with bedstead, 71. 104. ; set of mahogsny card and sofa Villa, •on tuned legs, banded in rose-wood 81. 15e. ; eel If Mammy tables, two um' and sofa, on pillars and dews 1 124( --; iitop, the best that can be inside to order or pattern, Illy; hiorne. 7 fee! 6 pedestal sideboard, with coved back, 1 ' ftdditto 6 feet 6,13 L ; set of ng tables, of 11 0 the . ..• tero, 4 feet by 10 fetid, 'IL ; ditto, 4 fett 2by 11 feet 6, i lk• . 4 feet Shy 12 feet 6, 161. 164. ;if Spanish, an advance of ILI • straw paillasse 11. Is; tent bedstead and furniture 31.1 bamboo bedstead and French elliptic top, with drapers sad._ BMie, 81. lee. ; fire-feet mahogany four-poet bedstead and ,„•ml_ , with French draperies lined all through, complete 13/. 4U L ; Sat !Jest dins ditto Ibl. his.; ditto ditto, with cornice, of a 11 1 0 ador,_ i mkt, 181. lits. ; ditto ditto, with gold cornice, elegant ``..,,lsfr, 981.,• drawing-rooni curtains, of the best marine and ''''sb ; I tied for window 6/. en. ; ditto ditto 7L 7a k ditto, of a au- Plii* la d elegant style of work 101. 101. ; drawing-room r05e ..."14 ; thawing-cam Trafalgar chairs; ditto, inlaid with h uh ! ,, '"'• ; telly e, 2 cowers, and sofa lel. 18s.; ditto IL Is.; drawing 's,'" Sofa fiL is. ; ditto 71. 7s. ; ditto 111. Be.; horse-hair cushions, mi di le. &I . ; covered ditto is. W. TB URNELL, Agent. COUNTRY DEALERS SUPPLIED. .. 13 "da pi eked free of expense, except the materials, and sent to Pets of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indies— Laimins._ fit ted out. and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods "Tmoillots dam • Alee iamb 'Furnished at a few hours' nodes, end Hosea in two or four dal& ober d f yes or nt• ariar Ando. • ro • 1 1% satli rat lo ' NO M the cutio , :elf I °' ' se is• rev. yq 1,40 (Mr' . e ct:tn fot" re4l 4 !Ate i n fedi ns re It re not the n an!, ern oa F el ▪ Ino i dor 0 ;0 04t ▪ w be be . phie L I r i irt /t/_ jj 4 LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1824. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Frs. 11, IMO. THE COURT of DI RECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the Committee of During and Warehouses will be ready to 't•eceive Proposals in '4 rinng. scaled up, on or before WED NEdDAY, the 3d of Mutt, 1824, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with SHOhS for SOLDIERS ; And the Conditions of the Contract may be seen on application to the Clerk of the said Committer), with whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven o'Clock of Mae Forenoon of the said 3d day of March, IIH4 ; after which bout the Committee will not receive any Tenders. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA' HOUSE, Fee. 11, 1a24. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do bath; give i Notice, That by a Deed dated this Day, a Fund has been provided out of the Revenues of Tanjore, foe liquidation of the of his late Highness, Ames Sing, formerly Rajah of Tanjore, upou certain Terms therein provided.. The Claims of she Creditors are to be investigated and decided upon by Commissioners appointed for that purpose. The Claimants may avail themselves of the benefit of the arrangement proposed in their favour, by becoming Parties to the Deed, which lies toady for their execution at the office of Messrs. Smith and Lawfora, Drapers' Hall, Throgsnorton. street, any Tuesday or Friday, between the hours of one and three o'clock. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Few. 11, 11164. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MBRCHANTS of ENGLAND, trarliog to the EAST DID/M/Oloilerell S iv e NWice " That a Gomel Court of.. At mud Compony aidll 1 b d, by Adjournment, at their House in Lowhohall-street, on WEDNIS. nay, the 25th Instant, at Eleven &Clack in the Foreoooo, fOr the purpose of considering the proposition contained in the following letter, viz.:— " To the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and Directors of the East India Company. " London, January 16, Hat. "Gentlemen—We, the undersigned Proprietors of east India Stock, request you will Summon a Court of Proprietors, for the purpose of submitting to them the following Resolutloo, " T :— hat application be made to Parliament in the ensuing Sea- Sion, for the repeal of the 46th clause of the Act of the bad of George 111. cap. ISS, by which the Court of Directors is prohibited from sending to India, in the capacity of a Writer, any who who shall not have resided during , Four Terms at the ay bury College, and for introducing into the said Act a clause a nting a Public Examination at such Times, and under such Regulations both' Court of Directors, with the approbation of the Board of Control, may direct, to which Examination all Persons shall submit their acquirements and qualifications for approval, p revious to their being permitted to proceed in the capacity of It ntere to either of the Ptaideh • of Fort William, Fort St. George, or Bombay. " DOUGLAS KINNATIIID " R. F. BEAUCHAMP " W. Moamar( " Jostrn HONK "JOHN MozaAir " R. WILLIAMS "ions ADDINZLL "SAMUEL Dmox." JOSEPH DART. Secretary. " C. iiiiiiliT " UNDUE JACZION WITH ALL POSbIBLE DESPATCH. VOA CEY LON. the fine Coppered Ship TIM ANDRA, A. I, GEORGE WRA 1", Commander ; burthen 370 tons, lying in the City Canal. Has excellent Accommodations for Pas senCireight or Passage anly to BUCKLLS,BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. A REGULAR TRADER. VOR VAN DIEMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH ii WALES, the fine Coppe Ship PRINCESS CII R LOTTE, JOSEPH BLYT , Commander, bunhen 400 Tons; lotus London Dock. Has very superior A c c ommo d a ti ons and Steerage Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Foe Freight or Passage. apply to BUCKLES, BA(STER, and BUCHA NAN, 33, 3lark-lane. To sail from Gravesend on the 15th of March, and will call at Portsmouth for Passengers, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, the fine fast-sailing Teak Ship GOLt ONDA, A 1, JAMES IVES ED WARDS, ('ommander, burthen 1114) Tons, lying in the East India Export Duck, Blackwall. Has a Poop, and very superior Accom modations fur Passengen, and carries an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. 9, Devonshire.-square ; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, El, Mark-lane. To sail in the Month of March, 1824. FOR BOMBAY Direct, the fast-sailing Teak Ship TRII:3II'H, A. I. a Constant Trader; THOMAS GRIMY, Commander (of the Hon. Company's Service , and late of the Ship Berkworth); burthen die tom; lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply toNn. Gr ms. at the Jerusalem Cofee-house; to Mesrs. Pa/mse, Wilson, abd Co. King's Arms yard; to Mr. Robert Taylor ; or to EDMUND RIAD, 1, Riches -court, Lime-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for the Accommodation of Passengers To Sail in the Month of March, 1824, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, t o u c hi ng a t MA DEIRA, the Teak Ship EXMOUTH, A 1, burthen 700 Tone, SAMUEL !WEN (H. C. S.), Commander (late of the Providence), lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee House ; to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh, and Co. Rishopsgate-street-Within ; or to E D3l 'ND READ, I, Riches-court, Lime-street. This Ship is fitted expressly for conveying Passengers, for whom the accommodation will be most commodious and extensive. /p HE PETITION of the WEST INDIA PLANT .I ERR, MERCHANTS, and OTHERS, interested in the West India Colonies, passed this day, will REMAIN foe SIG NATURES at the City of London Tavern till the 17th Inst. February 10th, 11124. WM. HOLDEN. TO CATHOLICS. GENERAL BENEFIT INSURANCE OFFICE, Aldaagete-street. (EarasLisnso 1820.) CAPITAL.—FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS. THE DIRECTORS consider it necessary to make known, that the Insurances undertaken by this Company against Sickness and on Lives, as provision for surviving relatives, or for Burial Expenses, are open to all eligible Assurers, without regard to religious tenets of any description, and that many bun. dred Catholics of the mechanical and labouring classes are already insured, and have panicipated largely in the benefits secured to them through the medium of this Establishment. Office hours are from Ten to Three, and from Six to Nine daily. W. H. MEDHURST, Setretary. CWILLEY (from STULZ'S), TAILOR, HABIT • and PELISSE MAKER, 13, Marchmont.street, Russell. square, begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that having beet returned from Paris, he is in possession of the very Newest Fashions, and is enabled to execute all orders that be may be favoured with, in a far superior style, both in fitting and elegant workmanship, and upon astonishingly low terms. TO LADIES' DRESS, PELISSE, AND HABIT MAKERS. HE, l'rrietora of the LONDON CLOTH ESTA BLISHMENT solicit an early lneoenon• of the immense an unequalled Stock of Saxon tad Spanish Ladles' Cloths, in Blues and every fashionable Wow, warranted not to shrink or spot ; with Gentlemen's superfine Cloths of every description, sow on Sale, at the Manufacturers' Prices. The LONDON CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT, IS aail 48, REGENT-STREET, and TICHBORNE-STREET, London POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF SELLING OFF, PREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO 120, REGENT. STREET. A SHEARS and Co., beg respectfully to inform the • Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that the time foe their Removal being now so very limited, and as the whole of their Stock must previously be cleared, they have been induced to make a still greater reduction in their prices, and they can with eon& dence say, that greater Bar g ains were never Mired, which, upon inspection, will prove what t he y here assert. The Stock comprises every description of Silk.mercery, Gause Dresses, Silk Opera Cloaks, &c., &c. Edinburgh, Norwich, and China Crape Shawls and Scarfs, at one half their cost. SHEARS and CO. 11, Henrietta-sweet, Covent-garden, London. 1 4 1 DWARD EAGLETON and Co. Wholesale and Re -4 ll tail TEA DEALERS and GROCERS (established Fifty Vow) rospecdully announce to their Connexions and the Public, that their new and extensive Premises, Nos. BS and 84, Neter:ate street, ARE NOW OPEN, where th solicit an inspection of thief *Mu Articles, procured for Ca ah from the beat Markets, and which they purpose selling at a small Profit, upon similar Terms. - ----- Ergleton and Co..' Stock of Tea has been selected in the present and former East India Company's Sales, with peculiar care and ac knordedged judgment, and, from their long experience, they have no hesitation In ay mg, they consider themselves competent judges of the flavours best calculated to please the Consumer. They there. fore only request a trial, and trust to the superior quality and the moderation of their charges for a continuance of that support which has distinguished their Establishment during the last Half C T=and Co. have now on Sale, of their own Importation, • Cargo of very fine FOREION FRUIT. AU Orders sent (free of postage) to any part of the Metropolis. Country Orders, addressed to Esgleson and Co., by post or other. wise, enclosing remittances, or onion for payment an London, will be punctually attended to. TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED PAIR OF WITNEY BLANKETS, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED COUNTERPANES AND MARSEILLES QUILTS, AND OTHER LINEN-DRAPERY GOODS, Being Pawnbrokers' forfeited Property and Bankrupts' Effects, SELLING OFF AT I OHN MEDIIURST ' S, Corner of Redcroes-street, Barbican. J __ J. Manny ass' begs to inforritTiii Friends and the Public, that he Is authorised to dispose of Six Thousand Eight Hundred Pounds worth of prime Goods, which will be saM, at half the usual Price. J. illei;;;uasT particularly recommends the following Artides to immediate negation :-367 Pieces of 44th old 7.6 th (MASS BLEACHED. IRISH LINEN, very strong, lfid. ayard ; beau tifully fine and particularly stout, Is. per yard ; the finest quality at Is. 6d. per yard, same as generally gold at 4 6d. per yard ; a large quantity of home-spun Sheeting, at 6d. per yard - real Rus sia. Is. per yard larr .sire Blankets at 1.. a pair ; Counterpane soiled only in one fol fit for four-post beds, bs. 6d. each ; twilled and plain Stull., 3d. per yard ; excellent black and coloured Hem benne., lid. per yard ; figured and plain Lustres, only 10d. pe t yard ; Cambric and Jeanne Muslin, yard and half wide, at 6i per yard ; Sprigged, Checked, and Corded Muslin', at bd. per yard ; full-width black, twilled, and plain Sarcenets, 2s. per yard ; real Chinn Furniture., warranted fast colours, fid. per yard; Calico, Id. per yard ; beautiful ell-wide India Longcloth, 6d. per yard Prints, 341. per yard ; superfine, and quite new patterns, Id. pa yard ; yard and half•wide wove-in Cotton Shawls, Rd. each ; 700 Silk Shawls and Scarfs, at 7s. 6d. each, worth six times the money ; a lot of Silk Handkerchiefs, at ea. 6d. each ; real Welch Flannel, Old. a pod ; Bed Ticks, that will wear Ibt twenty years. only 6d. per yard. Men's and Women's Stockings, to be sold throe pair foe a Shilling. Yard and half wide Table Linen, double the substance gene rally to be met with, at Is. per yard ; also acres) hundred rich Da mask and Diaper Tablecloths, somewhat emled, at half-pesos • the 1 whole warranted sound, and suitable fee Fandlios of the Grit ' epectability. at L ILEDUURSTA Comer of Reirpamzect, • Baritiosi. ARMY CONTRACTS. Coentiiisa;lid Department, ------; llCessury Chambers, January R. 1824. NOTICZ is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his )!a he Land Forces in Gntonments, Quarters, and Barrack., in ander-mentioned Counties and Islands:— I Ablesney Gloucester ( including Nottingham 1 itsillbrd the City of Bristol) Oxford Halts (nselsding the Guernsey Rutland Tons of illger. Hants Salbp Ben feed) H ertford d Stafforderefor Somerset d& H Bucks Hunts Suffolk Cambridge (including Jersey Surrey the Town of New. Isle of Man Sussex market) Isle of Wight Warwick Mesta Run (including Til- Westmoselsod Cori_wall (iadsding bury Fort) Wilts C D : by u Bca bi2and Lancaster Leicester Worcester Ye* Lincoln la die several Counties Devon Middlesex of North and South Dorset )ilemsontit Weiss; Datum (incleding Mega e•sail hi the S Holy 'AIM) Northern Counties of I= Essex (exclusive of Neettunn=nd Britain. Tilbury Port) That the Deliveries are to commence on sad fee the 25th day of Much next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army Supplies„" will be received at this °Mai on or before TUESDAY, the 24th day of Februuy, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on rim day. Proposals must be mode separately for each County and Island, except for the Colludes compels:nit North and South ll'aloo, all of which must be included in one Tender; likewise the W e nd s of Ptleeneef. Jersey, and Alderney ; as also must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is I annexed to tbs Tinder properly filled up, by two Perms of known ; Property 4 4l.l4 Oe Waft hitund with the party tendering in the 1 1 amount stated is the printed particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal, will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length. And should it so happen that during the continuance of the C,ontract no 1 Troops should be supplied by virtue of the the amount of 1 the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the instance by ' the Connector, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had on application at this Office, between the boon of Ten and Four. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commisomint Department., Treasury Chambers, Jan. 2S, ma. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use of the Army ; viz.— „ BREAD. To his Msjestre Lend Forms in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under.mentioned Counties t Berks (including the Hants Sussex Town of Hunger. Middlesex Wilts ford) Norfolk York Berwick Northumberland North and South Chester Sow/meet Wass OATS. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Cantonments and Quarters, in the undet.mentioned Counties : Bricks Cumberland Leicester FORABE, Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry end Artillery Horses in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quetta', in the under mentioned Counties : Berke Hoots . Norfolk Cornwall Kent Somerset Devon Instanter hum Essex. • Middlemx That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 24th Day of March next ; that Proposals ia Writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender foe Army Supplfio," will be received at this OSos on or before Thursday, the INkb Day of February; but note will be re ceived after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposals most be made sepenittly for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro perl y filled up, by Two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the print e d Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at length • and should it so happen that during the on.' tinuance of the Game' no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Couractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon Application these Chambers, between the Hours of Ten and Four. P.S.—Seenpies of the Bread and Meal may be semi at the Mee between the Hours of Twelve and Two. HARNESS AND SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. MHE Nobility, Gentry, and Public are respectfully informed, that an wassosive Warehouse at the beck of the old-established place of lassinses, is open every day from eight in the morning till eight in the evening, where may be seen • large and well-manufactured stock of Carnage, Curvicle, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harnesawith every description of Military, Hunting, and Side-seddles, Horse Lock e l a lce. Se. The Harness and Saddlery me ri t • from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, sseadd moderate price. The whole of the articles are warranted, and that excellent plan of M years' standing is still strictly adhered to, of asking but tae reedy-mosey price, from which no abatement will be made. Gentlemen in the Army and Navy , god Catlett Procordioll to India, will find in this establishment most of their Military Ap pointments, also every article requisite for their voyage and suit. able for their cravanence in the country. Likewise Hiram and Saddlery suitable for the East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. N.&—This Outfitting Warehouse forms a &mad Divides of Rawer "Cbang to e ; and preterit mistake, the Public will plow to limn and salmon lit to the '.eltaogs SALES BY AUCTION. LEASEHOLD. CHARING-CROSS and WriaiiiirS-LANE, with Im mediate Possession By Mr. STANLEY, At Garraway's Collie-house, 't 7hange-alley, Cornhill, THIS DAY at Twelve, MHE UNEXPIRED TERM of about TEN YEARS 1. in the LEASE of those very eligible PREMISES, situate No. I, Charing-cro•ul, corner of St. Martin's-lane, in the occupa tion of Mr. Joseph Wills i *boot and shoe maker. held at the low rent of 110 L per annum. Immediate Posseasion will be even. VALUABLE PICTURES,_ THE PROPERTY OF A DISTINGUISHED AMATEUR. By Mr. STANLEY. At his Rooms, 21, Old Bond -street, TO-MORROW, the 111th instant, at Twelve, AVery valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES, the genuine property of a Dentleman well known fur his selection of works of Art of the highest order; comprising authentic specimens of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Dutch Schools, by the fallowing Eminent Masters:—N. and U. Peusain, Zurbaran, A. Cano, Ruhens, Vandyck, Panfuls, P. Potter, Cuyp, Ruysdael, Ostade, Teniers, Wouvermans, Bcrghera, Minis., J. Steen, Van. derneer, Polianburgb, De Heusch, Waterloo, Storck, Van Eyck, A. Durer, and other of their contemporitrini; a few superior Draw ings, by Owen, Chalon, and Marshall; and a number of choke Carved Frames. TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. BROKERS, AND OTHERS. ... • • By COTTLE and WATT, At 18, Chancery-lane, TO-MORROW, at Twelve (Mock, under Distress kw Rent. 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CLARE TRAVELS and OBSERVATIONS of the WANDERING JEW ; comprehending a View of the meat die dnguished Evans in the Histeiy_of Maakind,aitkce the Destruction of du Temple pfJerusairso by Tutu.; ,with Maps sarlUgrasittiPh For ear.tali algthash. Ihicc So. bawl.. _ ,~.,. Price jd. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM.HOUSE, Fen. H. ENTZIZI iI!WARIM Commerce. Steer (.treher, broker), Crum Sevilla. Marquis of Anglmes, WI/lonia (Hughes, broker), from Sa. vannah. Minemt, Vickers (Burnett, brute?), from Naples. Helen. Way (Ray, broker), from Lisbno. Pape ?ticket, Kellic (Borne, broker), from the Mauritius. Esther, Lowther (Chean e btolser), from Demerara. Petit Unsure, Blay (Pader.. broker), from llourdeauz. FEURU any G. ENTERED INWARDS.—The Heater, and Hugh Johnston, from St. John's ; Elisabeth, from Demerara ; Tfiamax, from Hamburg ; George, from Duardeaux ; and Prince Itegan. from Denia• ENTERED 011TWARDS.—The Prineesi,Cbarlotts, for Van I:Fenian's Land ; Sarah, for New Orleans; Matilda, for Liob6l4 ; Eagle, for 31essina ; and Ilueephalus. fur Gibraltar. CLEAIt 'NG OUTWARDS—The Thames, for Ceylon; Lady Ilarewood, fur Grenada ; Probity, fur Vityal ; Smyrna, for Cue. stantinorle; and Lyon, for Jamaica- lsitstout i FEn. 9.—Arrised Mal Aim« ' %Vedanta, from 0 ravelines ; H ammon d. from Rouen ; and Dc Doper A lids, 11. D. Dolt, ' Amsterdam. FALMOUTH, u. 9—Sailed his Majesty's packet Magnet, for Lisbon ; Prince Regent ditto. for the 31thiterrarean ; Countess of Chichester ditto, for Buenos Ayres; Lord Hobart ditto, for Wails i and Osborne, ditto, fur America. PLrspuTlt, FEB. 9.—No arrivals or Railings. PnISTSISIOUTIS, FE7. 10.--No arrivals or Prix, Fea.lo.—About eight o'clock last evening the wind shifted to N.N.E., when. the whole of the outward-bound sail d. Dail this warning it backed again to the southward, and in the thane of the day got to S. VIT.. with light breeze' and thick limy weather. Fire P.K.-.-Tbe IJetrtinica , fur DOlnininat is now ;Sitting M backk, several .wall brijp.—Arrired the Cordtlia, Dully, from with Dort', FED. 10...-01 T the Port, the Hester, Gibbous, from Palorno ; and the Phesdu, Bishop, tram Demerara. GRAVESEND, FEB. 10..j,vrived the Nile., Way; and 'lndus try, Bass, from Lisb o n Esther , lx.wther, from Hewes:tea. Sailed the Princess Charlotte. Lyons, for Jamaica i Duke of Re - ford, Cunningly, for Madras; and the Telemachus, Lis.by, for Newfoundland Livgarooh, FEN. 9.—Arrived the Magnet. Fishes, from Char. leston ; and l'ultuan, Forster, front 31aseilles. The Tom, from Liverpool fur Lancaster, was lost on.Cockamouth Sands on day last. HAVANN•St. DEC. 2n.—The Duchess of Bedford, Haskins, from Jamaica for London, which wax driven on shore near the Moro, 29th oh. has been condemned, it having been tinted imprac. ticable to get he, on 110 puncheons of rum, about 70 hogsgesds of sugar, and part of the logword , have been saved, alto rig. int Vas s sa ils, anchor., cables, &c. Vl:sorts 'set:laza WITH.—The William, Shard, from Lon. don to Nevi South lit'sles, on the 24th November. Stapleton. Itowlandson, from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres, on the 2.th ult. by the Mitford, arrived I n t h e C ree k. T r id ent , D av i s, froth U. verpool, on the 19th .'t. bthe Rods, Bullsy, arrived at Coe& Leeds. from Liverpoo l to New York, on the 24th ult. Total, from Liverpool to Boston, on the lit inst. by the General Sharp, arrived at Liverpool. "r-p_Apwlawka. TO THE EDITOR or THE BRITISH PRESS. Sta,—lf we could feel surprise at anything which appears im tie Morning Chrtraiele now.a.daya, it might justly be eicitid b, the minarks or the '',direr on toe West India Meeting of which, besides other hiOly.objectionable matter, It mtarroa. dent to every one who reads them, contain a direct and ewe" attack on every description of property is this country ; feria& there maintained, that the colonists can have no right*, Mae* of the measures which are daily robbing them of disk makm, be. came, as this sapient penoaage alleges, the proditiiiif dridadollkm is in some measure protected than foreign competition lo thimble market. I should like, Sir, to know what situation doe Miele larded community of Great Britain and Ireland wield hedt d r this idea were acted upon : and then 1 should wish to elk the tor of the Chruniek what the value of the protection be alleskette can be to the West India Colonies, while they etedise se Aline more sugar and produce of other kinds than the mother emsanmeta As he is an economist, I troubling! him wbet " Mot pier of the surplus is nee the price of the whisk/ and km be OM prove that the people of England pay more Ihr Wok India than the people of the Continent, while bWe psigelitise li relre imports from our Colonies is annually exploit We dknesalinemst4 Some time ago, when he was attacked adi thh_golet, re, that the capon of sugar was very small Nee, - 11 11; knit be ieeil float the Custom.bouse books, time the spat of ANA ton sugar last Tear, in a reload oldie, vies • 111111 b. I of raw, to 9,806 hie . * In 0140010. 4110 IMO Orr* te,tne Mods. - indium hr lnil, saitietny year peoldialb' • Again be talks of its being • prommkst alpdest die poem ef free labo ur. What dens he mann by Ikie lls k die labial in Cuba, BOWL the French or Dot* Monk; nine' Me *lila. =of slaves is kill amnia an to as komenos dual P &Ads the labour in !Badmen., when the asset depoil ve ld cruel Mann of skinny axiom mare the eree,leistamt,* by Dr. Beellaiaa P 1k Ie really kimastekle sews_ Ms; *he es; in their pewee so confer @etch importune Nissan 10 tsaskl.tt, p; dhows* dithe publics Oise perverting Oat peeithd engine ais ieepolsiee at web odes on *pikes =bon kilemettie enalevelires, it Mkt emesera. laa rdei silill esse. akientieis se •tilddr the Oileetee are RA boss*, ik• oombieed span** el inn mama; WU, I= WO to *en the asieseeesees *lda they mist y 'Wan they have aotespliebutt *sir work It diniteesime but k per. fatly evident that tint and* mark be; that instead at de riving our supplies hens deis if -thatmet bicff and eseddly improving poptilatiell of mar are Wok pun Wry,* ge* 4 name, we shall be driven le salt *es hoes the *peer Of. teals - nations, which medium, is &Amos at all ear ransoweesimboo carry on the slave • 'at teed who' OW dOMPOilit is E r atibild to work' at less roars 'dna us, lamossels seine Se boy a man than to rears AMIN Mt *he WI here ah **be to do so, in the **mod afteheagemet solid Oar eassoliwydosortll afford them. Than all thew** see *puree of heir erode wreck of private feinting, silndekked aid eiheethedie, and all brought on by' one at the_genneet gni* bplibilealn itself—the forfeiture the OW am: Febraery 11. . . • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NTI NO APPOI NTMENT. The Earl of Derby's steg_lsoupda wil!lneet 11‘1111ancrw, at,rfafar. • CMAMPIONSEIP OP EMO W ltr wiri " We have stated that some money bat bean • air another match between Spring and hangars. train now OW that after all the rhajleg and the literary Wok thee played by these heroes and their frissidii, the the way of a seated backing arerannirred; inTetlWWit; of the greaten importance ate agreed ewe, niinely;: r ie4•lo'be fought for, and that the fight shaE tab plait aped a gentleman high in tbe fancy backs Spring: The • en tered Into is ma follows •• Mr. agrees to back Tirmtes!ffing lAikan to ( fight in a terentydour feet boogied - stage. „ h ?ram the ground, foe five hundred pounds a4ol4__ Otis _llia d aside to be made good on Monday, the Mir Mof illytatt ,at Mr. Thounas Belehtperi Monday next being the time appointed to ,make geed' thireire hundred a-side, both the eandidates for the chanitrionaldp:srfrpay their respects to their friends at the eastle in the evemm. We understand that Liman, imineMaidy Ott dtreitsidusien of his engagement at the barmy that** eiipinplet tort4llll4 leave tows top into training. IRE The battle between Bob Bela , headed Bob and Maurice D - tion,gteneeeeterday that whi ch bag been of men have rani for i of no common sovereigns, sliat il t7wa. Wage. Delay hod won twine. gymnasia,awl no for. an, Richmond and Tors Janes f' fur Delay. Betting, g and In the lest sauna flinch. tu the men began to feed each oths sense was meant. Bob pinked was quickly returned upon, and 4- exchanges of blows. Richmond was visible on Delay's fareistad. some thought, awkwardly. la the 4th round, both men were at dr llOwposeibliol bin k bit moovered they minute:led again. After • ieientVir ' take round Delay fell on his knees from weakness., hi , •00 • punch on the head in %At situation. Murmurs. Rte, • 'of l icat Delay. but the.uropires decided fair, as he had lea ,19 • t sr ground, and, agreeably to the canditione ,of :filt. wa •oto petent to do mischief. The 18th was the best round in the fight . spiry pin of ti d tr ring .chewed like the three of A slaught&J.ortse rt. was•give at take to a tumil.atilL The claret wig& from thcere,q Ay iiks tears of aMmte...n. but be threw Bob, who hose:l•aervut itZ. 4. The 20th and 41st mounds left no bonne pn _ .He am hit to a stand-still, but be said Adt, , 'too/11, with a ghastly some, The light was continued until the elms of fief` t ut tut there was no chance for Delay t Josh Hada* BIA• ; ' 11, Orient fight say wpm" and a welcome .... 4 ,was Dar Bob, who r .ar , 0, winner, purchased victory_ , ollTh Both were Wen et tie ground rovold tri 104 1 4 lip After th e detail Wove given , it nit Ite,teeSs A nib one, boom, , Pday hit too much inefil, 4 4loloP. ll fiti , , w dt 1141144 . 11 1 $4.0•100 0 sollandes , . . •- • , p. BOXING; ' '. ' ''''''''..." ' ob Boldwia, illakellillt Wtdle. De Delay, a brass ‘fg e crsc. tY an tbe , , , sen so often crisamse . 1 ! 1 .1 a day's dlverrlV ispilspilak„, • a r_ as Timl raslbS* ••• d was compass& vadat a • • " - swim, sad 80, 0, pi . V... t r, mat wafted a tr bast faL ' - Tbc .. e, Dabs Bob, awd Jarmo' H• .. e .. „." 1 ": . is, i tat ad 7t04 as the latter, ~'- cktiresoale spariiat •• • • - ' • *rn ather che ring ass . ^rc, elk , J 1 ... piakad.his adversary oa 1 'we; .. 0 . 1 ,. ma, amt a rally to/lowed; a... . wows = ii Arltc ° Cle t ; 4 :VtaiOr h , as . . •6° The Pantomime To-morrow and Monday. AIIELTI7I rIIEATIIII, STR.4ND. Tins EVENING, TIIVESPAY, February 12, will be performed the Butkus of TOM JONES; Or, THE FOUNDLING. Torn Janes, Mr. Wretch; 'Squirt Western, Mr. Meredith; Square, Mr. Elliott ; Partridge, lr. Wilkinson ; Captain Fitz. 'snick, Mr. Lee; BIM. 'Mr. Chapman; Thwackum, Mr. Daly. Lad y Brillatont Mn. Baker; Sophia Western, Miss Hautniersley ; Molly Sergrim, Mrs. Bryan. After which ST. RONAN'S WELL. Lord Etheriacton, Mr. Power; Tyrrell, Mr. Burroughs; Mow bray of At. Ronan's, Mr. Elliott ; Captain Hector o"Furk, Mr. Les; Mr. Touchweod, Mr. Wilkinson. Lady Penelope Penfea itter, Mrs. Bryan; Lady Rinks, Miss Brown ; Clara Mowbray, Mu. Waylett. COALS, at REDUCED PRICES.—The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, can be supplied with COALS of every sort that come to the Market, at considerably reduced Prices, for Cask, with every advantage of Ingrain. A single trial will con vince the Consumer of the great Sari by purchasing of the OLD SEA-COAL COMPANY'S OFF ICE, No. 3, Cartial' e-atreet Sobo-mmare. The Market List is kept for the inspection of the Purchaser, who can, if he thinks proper, view the Coals before being loaded. Great attention will be paid to all orders the Public may favour this Company with. All letters post-paid.