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,r :~• n .. V.. I i 0 . 4 ,„.i '4 Atti 4 ,...";: : 'l -- --4 ' Vibe , - 0 . , 4. -4,1 .. ~ , , 4 0 .4, 4 0* ~ - , ~. s l eV' . . ~,, z 7, , te.; , .:. - if f!.. j.'44:51 I • • 414 1 1 \ \ ip \ -N ...'t : .. '',.t'i• - c x 44 -- : , ' • 31,, t 0,..... ' ...A... 4 _ , s".':n .4' 4. ttio r • :2)4, 'PR 1 , 4 xpt 1411M7trir 11N,16 slit of 0 ,, 1, 4 1 ,, CO * e,stto or, Or Ai!C" I ) I "''' r 4 t atiltr fr, 4)00'4 o f 011 wti• L , 40' t tO' e. (. 1)- s ' . tr , ` fri"'" , liSeitit' lu.',S lot the BELIEF of titoSe i ( r N I I , B ,. III FANN 'of the BRITISH NORTH AMEItI- V t ."'?, ll ".S who ha v e been involved in DISTRESS ‘ — '''zvqll\l of them by the AIkir.RICAN ARMY. CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, • July 6, 1813. 11100yal lliglmesi the DUKE of 'KENT, in the Chair ; iptions already adVertised . L. 10,920 5 0 Farquhar, Ei. 21 . 0 0 the Duke of Newcastle, per Messrs. Aland C o. rlof Dartmouth lO5 .0 0 • 52 10 0 ERs ery uand, arden, and Auldjo, per Win. Maitland 63 0 0 °Petted at the following Bankers for Subserip ttdi road eurt It 10, 're, re, Barnettq, and Co.; Curtis, Itobarts, and ‘ 7,411, Payne, and Sinai); :tones, Lloyd, and Co. ; Le 'llr,ries, and Co.; Nlasterman and Co. ; Dorrien and *o , o lin !'erring, Bt. Shaw, Barber, and Co. Drum- I ' Co. Thornton, and Co. ; Bosanquct and ioner, Attwoods, and Co. ; Davison, Noel, and Co.; 1411414, andCu; Snow and Co.'; ;at the Bar (xf T ee - hothe'; and at the several Bankers' throughout Kingdom. (i• f ~ d . , ~;~~ . NAT. ATCHESON, Secretary. Great Winehelter-street, August ts, ~ .~,ri~ ': i?:' .. A^ ~ }Y ~ ` CREDUOBS who have proved their under a Centinissiort of tlankrnpt awarded and itist CHARLES - ALLEN PHILIPPS and 'MON] AS S, now or late of MilfOrd, in the, County of Pm :hankers , Dealers, Cho men and Copartoero (tradimit th: " .111 of • Charles Philipps, Thomas Philipr, and tire tlesited to 'meet the Assignees oi the Estate ' et ' of the said Bankrupts, at:theOffiee of - Messrs. Solicitors, optlrall-eourt, in the City of TonToesd:.y.the I.lth day of Sept. Ittifi, at 12 o'clock ). for tile iilrpose of authorizing the said Assigrteel, ;,cottlirnt.the Bales of certain Estates, late the Pro u, i the Eattlitnpi,, Charles Allen Philipps, and re ' Y situat e itt- the Counties of Pembroke and . Ca tuna and which were advertised for sale and sold h% public ''hYMessrs.NVinstanleyatidSen, at the Auction Mart, . or about the Month ofJune, 11312, by the direction rtgayee of the -said Estates, or to`take such snips us Assignees may think proper for obtaining and pro-, to ate-sale of-the same Estates, either in such Lots ..'the same were before sold, nr in such other Lots as the said As:awn:es may deetu advisable, and on TURNPIKE TOIsLS TO lIE LET. hereby tbc. TOLLS arising at the several Toll Gates upon the Turnpike tram ,throtigh Wortin, Overton', Whit !..t.shorn Pryors, .Andover and IViddle Wallop , itt ily of Southampton, to a place called Lt•hcomb • In the Comity of Wilts, and frora.Andover through eit tow 21Vd.i Totigley„ called or known by the names of milov er Town Gate, the Folly Gate, Whitchurch • Cle rkengreen 'Gate, will be: t4Err by AUCTION to the ; bidaer,'in One Lot, fin the term of Th ree Years, from 29tit day sciactu!)tx.next, at the hoUse of John Wood ''i ithow n by the •:,;an of the Star and Garter .sitUate in T 4 r aforesaid, 0,1 w2s4lay, th e 24th day of A ' .llgust next, en the hour Eleven of the ('lock in the'rurenoon, ire the At atol 'n themaimer directed by the PiLlsed in the t 3.11 ) ear of the Ilei4o of he it King rge the Third,for lete:lating the Turnpike iroatis; whieh were let for the. three years last past, am the sum of One l isaialSerett 1 utiderd and Sixty Nam's per Antium, and Its but tip at gilt imo,--Wiwever happens to be the best er, tow, pay into the Tita.surer's bands a Deposita2sol. which.,lntere..t will be allowed, and at the Same time. gi#, ty witb sult],oent satetia, to; tliC satisfaction of the tett of the s4itt Titrupil.e-It,•ad, for payment of the rent tar, and at such times as they halt direct. July.2l, Clerk anti ' treasurer to the s LTWA aitl "Frustees. MONEY. - NOIILLIVIEN, 4.entlemen & c. are lieSpeCt. .3 1( 4 hilly informed theymay 4e supplied with NIO'KEY istidarmmi to , “, en terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free -1%1,14(V-61d, 14.aidtold Land or lionsel., 'Money in the rw,, ;',9v,.lAe Settlemtnti, Widars' Jointures, ClergY' lie_ 10 Pii 1)1 . htly oilier Property. Aet, ., , on u s oi relpectobility may be supplied on their Personal !ti ,l i t - J„ tilY• Gentltmen will Fuld every lijperitl nevininuollit . .1. .n.i.laut delay. . 111AtiaLtetitm Cram Twelve till Two; or Letter+ {post-paid) e.....r11114 Messrs. Will s an d CO . NU. .1:4, SOU;ii.StlTet t ~..._ . yutkre. ' - m I, rtillr‘'.,";;‘l,,' JAPAN AND WINDSOIt.CII.XiIt . ' Inalle - 'il'",ar,' No. 23, • Cliy-ruatl, Vinsbury-square, .up• 1' ' w L'tw-huuse, :. •-- ' ' '''' 1 3 1 ' 1 ,, N ., (1 RANI respentfully informs his Frjends *i. th .. 4„'''' the l'lfli c ~i' general, that they linty be *applied C"tils "` . l Japintned Windsor, and Dyed Chairs,' Couches: o 4 Gat•den :lst iC seats, Flower Stands, Bedsteads, I rt, ttv4,lio'l l'ne.v.iti.... Feather Beds, Mattresses, artil ‘eri,,,rucle In 111, 'r'`,l,-, l 'imi lig line, loiver than at any Par -11,1 Warelmte,ni 1,. !won, fur Ready Money. 'I: 114"It '' C4l ' l4l rib Hotels Taverus, anal Innkeepers and t4h'ijt, reqin. log ;0 eat' 4111' Hotels , of Chairs at a short notice, , 4 1y, I,:,,kl),pileti iit 11, i's . ett 4 ctor Y y, as great Assortments nro al -,itsd, i i 1 •1 ' 4 a IttiAte of prepiil'iltiOn ready fur the public de ,l -.." 'hi:Trade gupplied. N. •,,I'Preutoye witnteti; Premium exPected' • ji kt,n."• Apart went* genteelly furnished for single 6en c ,'''-,................................._ illiATlttil PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Queen .street, Cheapside. C IrEkis 1 1 „ lc' • pm x . r . 3 .-'ll il A tIT_,E, ancliMi c,. i a ) ENß l T ., R d ! .. k v i a lJ, ,, l l4 : , i ttie et 1 ,., . ~ gruio4 in Linseed wit, for .. and . 4U ' • 1 " 11 ' Siztte %tute or d I . Pronts, Out-htuldttigs, 1,,,,....er•b0ardin r f f' .... „ .ial)l e _ tn ~ i every d e s crt in ion. .. ci, white, I,l‘ ,l44zz ir , per elvt. 56g. y, now, it 1111 !• 114)4 ,e4." 1 ' 'mi. stone, (;) • - ...ten - . 119.5. lours each l ai 4 id l ' ,edd Co _ - 80, 1 Red - 4 1 ,7 r ed brA n 0 , , filei , . f or " e ss. per Gallen. winit.(4o44 IL to tnin Ault. eruz O i l, , I , 88 ad. Tla , ilk Lead j - lit cal 66's I Gen " ffit , ii P . J . . Po. 14 " tint : • . ' • P er .F 4 . w. ( 1 ) . 1 .. ..N 4s. 6d. 14 11 " 4 Oil' :l h r Gal. 13s, 04. Pale ,N 1. 1 4. , N ,Nted (); 1 ** - 6s. ntl. Pale Whalc . .O l il - - 4 :' °d • ' ll ' 'i In, - - rl 61• Common Oil - - 3 • 9d. spit , ' 1-tv iie o I'l i "):I . ints are very ornamental, V..!;3- 1 144 1.,r,%, ; t h itahirt t ra he a fur the Worm and . ry V llit'v.iir t . Y ' • 41k) " r " a c"Ye I. evrosed , to the to reA s of ;N,, , ,, v. pet,ull;trly athipted tor, w? 1 I, ~alga 4 the x ,,,, " t iter, and nuts also he applied 'wit . ~ p... _ r)' y e " "Al purpose* of • Useful .tit-Lictor Panitm6, !'!Y tli, P Y ( Pnet• ,4,.,,,,,,,, ~are hondsoun, in appearance, anti. a ~_ er id othe r P' i ' ' ' ' n" 1 , ,' t lLt'F' ve-1, '"" s• re , u,ed in .:if ot. , ' ' • , , ti and C o al .nd Ci,lonrrnen, h=2, Quee . t,'Tad•r,,,Lito.)t..n.l.;:n-v.:int i an t i 1, - e “,,,,a' s Wharf, Dealers in - , m, Olic. tie,. ---; -------. ki, 141171()N8 form 0 . eof tae• most annoying t 14r.0 1ierg),.,10.,,,,i,!,it.., we, err subje t e l t to; their untiightly appear» d tot ' often 1.1, Ito- F li t 4,, Fil I,:i .iently then. reinoval ;an : „.itietitscr,l. t ketrit _ri that the tileir, obstinacy: 7 4,a t111•!,10,,:,,,,,c01i, ntld N, 44 4 1 :' c,l treattnent ou,Ott te he 1 . 1 1, , t ~t,,t.tiilti.‘,4,lltitklotieJ depend :down tutiversd I) Oil i . n , t r e . l :,"' ii i . r , - , itn , ert 1 C. ~ , ,,Kti,tif ; min tont linopt,t . l , : : 1 ' ' ' '"lz t ,; - ' , I ,Til SI), t"" , . 1, 4, pxr EN'e AIN I'ILOIt ', I( 1)- -4N - ttr . Nilth I. 11 ,it vicrreil in t lie Cure of -1,0... t ,1 4 4 '5 1.- .- - -P1.... - .4' r::).ut l l:,%`:,"'' '.,„... ,u, well as in Scro iw`'lll' k uir-ul ' e 'G'itli% I.' I .1.1 ,I,L,c .aint Liiiious Complaiuts, tii 11.4‘,!.tiOleutlettt .1;;'}..: 4 1 . %% ) , T \ t :1:, izt:, SI. Pattr , sCciurel:-yarsl 9, - ~ o hi . Ali at the Ills . , ~, is N ,,1 1 ,-,Litiail. . 4. ol,l wifir I , 411 tit t d i . of' ' ' ' " ^--1),n4 k.;:e (. 11;: ' . - ;;:t .--.A . ad largest 11. '26, (int) , in.: .....c *.ohliound F.4iataice, tl3. ' . - . sog - - - - 401 T IT RS DA It' This Day was publisbetl, in One Volime,. Royal Qtiurto, price 15s. boards, ASKETCH of .the HISTORY of . tile EAST INDIA COMPANY, trout its tirst FoundatiOn to - the passing of the Regulating Act of 1773; with a Summary View of the Changes „which have taken place since that Period in, the internal Administration of British India. "•, By ROBERT GRANT, Esq." London : Printed for Black, Pain',' and Co. BoolnieDerslO the Hon. East-India Company, Leadenhall-street, Uild J. Hutchard, Lately, by the same Author, The Expediency Maintained of continuing the System by which the 'Mile and Government of India, and the British Trade with . Chnia, are now regulated.. This Day were .published, In Quarto, illustrated with 11) Engraviilgs, price 21. 2s. lids. :1N 711.LEMENTS of :AGRICULTURAL . CHE _NINTHS ~in a Comic of Lectures for the floaid of Agriculture, • . By SIR HUMPFHtY DAVY, D. F. B. S. L. and E.M.K. I. Printed for Lon,pnan, Durst; Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, Loodtin ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Day vcere In Three Volumes, 6vo. pricy uB..e. boards, rititin by EMINENT. PERSONS L EITERS w T in the Seventeenth and :!:.ighteenth , Centnriei ; 'to which are added,. Hearub's iionraie:l to Y.eadin, a.thl to Whaddon Hall, the'Seat of Browne Willis, Esq. and ',lves of eminent Men. ell tl:er. t • . Mit Fit . <le' I ' l. 1 U BSC/ Ir INIt Nt 0, AN C. 01.01 i , o , Y Vi* LNYA IN' Iris Hurd 1 6 • ~..,,_,.. it wriptions t).ints Pargtil" , s, 1. .,#„'11n Grate' t t i i lo „,,, Colitts and ,i T 0 0.. .! T I H„, e Earl o f i 1 • Aitaitl aar i Ga lo lta i i'' i tin B 'ki att. 4• , •Pln. f o t . . ...,--'t, Niel " 1 "' ....... ,Co. !ti, He; it •', , Smith, I I, tte o', tyre, Carries bfijci l. ' ti v() . ; Sir J Ol , l ~ fj ~,onth and C u t ke ' '4 '; S Pooner joi yii I trttt i ? t ha t F. 0 1 •10 f .It. Til'i c o ir ee ocri ,, , „.. IT United Ki f'auft.., x lef.,„, . 4.33 4 Cr. 1 "-- •- At ~, i t i)O . .... *•••,— : ). t; ; , iAdor i!'g CI ~ ,,, . iill iitied",: b P'' ~ , ,,, i . ,o 01/ Ln e , llSt ! D i, „", fo, 14 , -, nanke. .3, t"1. the 'Fir . 14 ' 4l Pan) 03e, , .,, i t ' t : l Ellt•c Yht ti ( „• ; ,...t.. 0 • 1 , 1 13-ard and ;,,, ionilon, o n 1 (.„..,.-••• !eLiitly, f or 5 0 : ! he ' to cunt 1;1 p..... 1:5t t rty o f t I , e di ! i' •'• ' ti rrlY citt: tti „cot Au, 4114 \\l! 0 0 ',..,.: 4' 4 ° o , by ',l i L'''', : ' I. ki n 1 , 4 ` 4 „. 1, in U'r 0 1,i.ti 4 ' '.', f l "it Murtg a 14 ti d Nd Ass , ~,,i,;11.:::,,.,,,,i;'t. lrl.'pr:l4ricietl: att 4 l ' ',,„, ic 4 rcitls a , ~, .4' apecial ,:1•.',.,,,F ~....................... '•(' 1 , •••.' ~..„ Isl . , ,„ OTI C ~,,,', . i , , )44 it t : I , s i tit ~,, - --1 r§' 4 11. j i s ' T I I 0 41« i '", 1. t, rr 1111 it trier, in le t. : t Alltl iv t"" it, , c ~ kll4 Clerik 74' ''' , 1 telt le bild t i• I ~• •' ; vati) 4:y : aril, Ithm; 44 ovtr a u t is! • ' • rid o r , e 7: i ...:1 I t ' ‘'t Paused ' i i ; L.:l' , :` e ,Q,tge tht• ' ~,,li, ti lls wer u 1 , tinniand St i ( 4.•.fs :11 li e pit ,: t r,ii;7 l i ) • '4vr, !nu* ..,t• +kilicli,ll I ll''lY Wit: u , t , 0 . : ki A t .s )r u% !, .: ••• : 1 '. 1 / 4 ,,,_ ~ s!4l'• ----.....- 1 By JOHN AUBttEY, Esq. The whole now first published from the Originals in the 11M1leian Library and Ashmolean Mitsemn ; rith cal and Literary 11Instratioio , , by the ;Inflw of Selections from the Gentlenia&s Magazine. Printed for Longman, II urst,. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tft•troxto'-tow, owl et tloi I,riti K Gallery, 54, • New 11ond street, London ; r, Ozfoid. fjf Whoni also to:iy he had, a Seketion of Curious Articles frma the tientleman's Magazine, in 4 large Volumes, tiro. the edition, price Its. 64. boards:' sio . 'rh.e 4th Volume may be had separate, price 14s hoards. 'Chip Day was Published, price Gs. iu haart., . , A N. APO . f LOGY' o , r PRONIOTING CHIS rx 7nAnry iii INDIA i containing iv', Letter*, add; eq*edr to the. Hots. the I.:lst-Indio Cnihi)....i . ,., concerning the IdOl 3ußgetnaut ; and a INlgniorioi, presented to the Iteugal Go.: ventnient in 1807, in defence of the Christian Missioas in India. • . . . . ' . Printtd - by Order of the Hon. the House o f C ontemns. To which are HOW a d ded, 11.E.W1ILKS no the LETT Vit ad dressed by the Bengal (.4,vervinirit to the Colrt :of ! iireet lir* in reply to . the Nle.r.oriAl. With an APPENDIX, c,:it4i:iing various othos,l P.,1,-rs, el . 6rily extracred from the P:ii li:i mentary Recinds t - el.ding to the Prnatolgation of Chri)tianity in India. . • By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN,. TI,.D. • Printed fat Cadet! and Pancs, Strand Cand W. Black wood,. at Edinburgh. ' ... . . ' . .. CI lINESE DRAIVIN ( AN PAINTINGS. Ep: E NLANp,.l3Qokseller, Finthnty Place, . hit'3 now , or a 1110 St magnitieetit,COLLECTlON of OItIGINAL CHINESE DRAWINGS, splendit,lty bound in red' Morocco, in eight .voluA - ,cs in elephant foljo; and one volume, bound in the Chinese manner, ,n flowered silk. The rice of the NiiiVettonvir, Timitts,vs iitt7INEAS,,,, Ibis uniqae Collection was (armed Under the inspection of a FOrtqgn Gentleman,' during -it residence of forty years in .China, by the most eioinent . Vaintera of that country- 'the 'subjects chosen are.higlily interesting to men of science, par ticularly, to Botanists, - Entomaluy,sts, icheyoligists, and in quirers 'tutu the arts, liannerh., and customs of nations, as will appear lions the followito!; classification ; viz. a great en ricty of Moths, flint erttio.„.Keetles, lnsects t NA: I entity hu n dr e d rare and eau it Flowers, rind flowering tihrobs in full bloom a 7;ceat: ntitnber of Birds of the unlit brilliant plumage; View., of :...!olvdry-ponies, Country Scenery; Canals; with Intnis of.. ft,,al E thani tot- Bridges, ; Views of the I literi.ir of flons, , , a nd, re t taces, with Gardens,Costaroes, Ftirilitilie,Ttiiiets, Beds, Liatherns, ikc.; Assassination of a &hamlet. by a Female, lwr 't'rial, Con demnatton, and Execution ; the Judges, / 4 4. c., in their appro. !white costame; tie various Musical "Instruments used in China; And in another series, the Musicians (chiefly women) playing upon them; 'Trades anti MatinfactureS—virticniarly of 'tit'; and cotton, front the hatching of, the sills-worm, and the pir,l,ing.of the cotton-I:As, to the dying and fiiiiihing of the gionli--4of porcelain, front the extracting the white materials in the mountains, to the painting and finishing the various ar: 7 ti,les 7 -the preparation of Tea, from the planting of the shrub to the pa4ki,ng 0,04, Chests 14 Canton, for exportation to Its rope ; Veinea setieliarnicire than a thousand exquisite Draw ings, many of thew no white satin, and all executed with that minute fidelity Mid inimitable colouring far Whicltthe Chinese are Justly celebrated, and, inmost instances, with an atten tion to perspective ,not unworthy of, the European schools of painting. ADVICE. .HEN Men of Education tinti Professional, Skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most sate and certain method of treating a le w prevailing 'Diseases,. the seccessful result of their experience is the best proof et superiority'. Messrs. CUSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cure of, the following the object of their particular stu.ly, viz. A Certain SO It DEW, fiequewly crintiazted of a inolnent of Intoxication, and its esnciinitants, KI C TU PIS and Cr LEVI'S, which, by' an iin, , noved plan, are sp.edily ancl.drectualtv cured; as also l) ill 1., ITV, whe ,her arising from Bacchanalian I nduieences, long residence n warns Clitnatei, or a Secret Solitary V IL! too erten unhappily pursued by the Yuittli at both Sexes, iii the pare cussing Sterility or Ilarrennesr, and hi the other a ntimerous train of Nervous I)iseasti, which, if not timely remedied, terintoate in linpotenee and 7 I .....onsumption, that d i?t re. 6 . lug state of Debility or I>eficieney, whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, or arising from arty oilier causer by which the poiveri of the Citn6tiiiilion .become gen:l:Wed, a, regularly eaucated Surgeons of Lortiloo, they otter a Shin, sa f e , Ant specdy Restoration to sound and vigorous The result of a tong and extensive practiie has enabled them, by a superioeinet hod, to remove Venereal Coinplaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the Patient to the least restraint in diet or eXt4C3W 410 in 're. c ent cases, where an early application is mole ott discovery of the loft:Won, thee frequeittly•pertisrut a Cure its the :inert space of two s. „. tie unprecedented SUCCi;SS of their mode of Treatmeut (which has never been kisow it to fail in one sin gle iiistaiice lia airraetice of is years, during which 1)1;644 inany'thinisend persons of bath sexes stave hey ii cured, even aver severe quad infurious inet Weis had been pit rioted by other Practitioners without effect), induces them to thus publicly otlitri,tlrir m a , rs . c.;t)SS and Co, exclusively professing theiCtires of these particular complaints, in order flirt they May not b e marked by a iniieakee few, with , iltrronlog4 so 'j us tly attached to the ignorant I. rapi rte. think p i r t ,i b o t e n fi l y us e t a ic u e ca tr t i o i , i s iez i seiniltv,etstetiotislittaotee,vetrhlattutalltirciyi•l it u it t V:! ti tlee , t o i rotesion (ceitiliciiles w ip L ii, train dillererd hospitals, and testirnoniulo fruui the` eminent Yhyaicians. they that the success resulting from their cnticiVuilr6 fir s t induced them to (lair the practiie of the general hey • presumes itai their pretensions ;( - nistitute a fair ground fir the unprecedented cunfidence with which they have, by the Pub lic, .been 'so liberal::: . tionbured: „ Patients ill the coontry are requested to state the partice lars of their case, age, and +minuet at living, hiclosing Dank Netts, for. advice an medicines, seed tlte same wide be for warded t i any (tart of the kingdom. 0.i0,55 and Lo. Surgv.ani., No. 13, Bouverte. weal, feet- Street. Ati (4- 'U* S T 19, 1813. N. 4 ' OFHPI CE, • w July Ai, 1813. iptCS T His 11f.9IESTY'S ORDER in COUNCIL,' dated ;loth Scpte)4er 1809, a qt* .E.DUC,I - was estaldisked at the Royal :Naval College, at His Najc.ity's Dock Yard, at Pfretsnioutk,for Sc!erior Class at .41TRENTICES to SIIIPrPRIGIIY'S.: . , And it being determined, that - four more Students shall he admitted, the Printipalpficers and Commissionet's of :Ms 41fajestY's Airily hereby give Notice, Mat the EXAMIN4- noy of CANDIDATES will take place in 5 s 411nh)s- Duch nerd - at Portsmouth, on the 4th NoeemVer neat, at eight o'doek in the morning, and that such Persons ay tasty be de sircus of becommi Candidates for admission, are required to ;end Notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on or before the Ist day of that The Candidates ,nut be at least fifteen, and not more that seventeen Years of dge. The Plan of 'duration moo be obtained an application at the Navy TAW, or the Wee of the Coomissioncr of and His Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be ahlai"edsA 4 to the nature of the Qualifications required of the Candidates; the Doe :tents they are to produce on the day of Kramination, the Salaries they Fill, be allowed on being adniitted Students, and of the (Wes to which they will be eligible, after flies ',have served Lie term of .apprenticeship. PIr7V.iLLING-OFSVCE, - ; 13, 1813. THE COM Al ISSIONERSfrr VICTUALLING Mir J.r....unN'rrs do hereby give Notice, That on rridy the 13gt of September next, they will be ready tip receive Tenders to writing, (sealed up)' and treat with - sad* Persons as will andertghe the Impply Of SEA PRO VISIONti and WINE to his Majesty's Shi, , is and Vessels at the Islands of Trim' 14d, Rarhadoes, ~intigna, and 'lftirtinitine, for Twelve Months certain, from the Ist of 4ttnaury next, dfortlar until Six Months Warning shallbe glued foe the termination of the Contract, the C.:auditions of which may be sect, at the Secretarv's Ojfice. Ni' regard quill he had to any Tender in Which the Price :halt ,not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Yourd . befiire One o'Vloch un i t& said Friday the 10th VS,pleirlber next, nor unless the &Pion who males the Tender, or sane Person •un his Behalf, attends, to op 7ohen cal:rd for, Nor • Will any Tinder that contains. extrtivagant pros Hpuir snow articles, and prices niaCh infe tor to the real I.IOIIIC upon oth,vs, be. considered as proper to be admitted. ; gads-reader moist also he accompanied by a 'Letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the ,Party tenderiag . , in the 'Sum ,of 15,00 U/, for the due per l'ormao..e of the Contrite!. I'letlLl ING-U Pi. ICE, .111 g. '.17,1913. rira1 . . 4 ,1 CO At if ISSIPNERS for Vie ' ryi lLL IN 0 iIisAtAJESTY'S NA IT do hereby give Notice, !ha t on Tuesday, the 24th Instant:they wilt be ready to re (Tire Teziders in wrilink, (ealed at) and treat for Two 11,;ndred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delierred in the spare of One Month into his Alajesty's !palling Stares at the Ports, and in the 'proportion:, under-' nienlioned, Ontirma. Portsiuoutll 2ftf t Ptyrnantb . 400,000 Gallon 9 ; the to/ ink to be paid fOr b 7 fills, paimiliwith latc'rest, A'imety 'hug after dote. • TAe Conditions of the Contract may Le env at the Sem ' t ary'6. (Wee. No regard will be had' to any Trader in which the Price ithall not be inserted in words (ft h, or Mut shall not be A lim - ent B to . the !Mooed before ,Oar a'oo ( 4 on the said Tuts lai4`the q4th Instant,. nor' nale3's. 14•Atim who maOs the T en d e r, Or some Person an his beheelf,al4ends, to answer when ontled for, VIM/ALI, I NG-OFFICE 1813. Flll E COM,y tS$ /0 NER S for VICTUAL LI NG His MaIJESTY'S du he give Notice, That , on Tatsday, the 7th of September next, they will be ready to :receive Tenders in writing (,vented up), and treat for such i w i n fiti rs of PRINIE IRISH BEEF ititcl PORK, in he eared in pc ensuing Season, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein ;nai think pro Per to ajfer ; on part thereof to h e p l at,' in lialf-pancheons ; ont-third port in Tierces: and one-third part in. Barrels ; to •he delivered into his 41fairstis Pictaalling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth; Plymouth, and into the Army Victualling Stores en St, Catherine's, in rega ly proportion; of each description of Casks, by the periods undermentioned, One-fenrth part of the whol * e by the itsth F l ebruary, One-fOurtli part more by the 15tIvol 1814; Ode-fourth pact more by the 31 st of May, And the remaining fourth part by the 15th of slyly, J and to he paid for by Bill*, payable with barren . , Ninety Day* after date. 7'he Conditions ofthe Contract may be nen at the &err tary`a Office, at thin Office, or by applying to Mr. .I. Jl. Punsierollte, Agent for the Victualling . ..Clore* at Cork, to the Coiketors of hi s .11.1.joty'a Customs at f r ie..eriek, -Belfast, Newry, •dail !Patel:ford, and to the Portsmaster.Generul at :Dahlia. reaped y. N. B.—No nuder fora leas quantity than 9000 Tierces of Beef' dod 9000 Tierees Pork, will.he adroit/rd; nor will regarg be had to aigy in leOirh. the Price shall Carl. he , in serted in 17ords at length, oi that shall not he delivered to Me Board before One (loch on the. ,c,,iat TarSday, the 7M of Septevarr nest, cane owlets the- Penton e cho enahrt the I'en , d Person nee vis &Anil; 'fillet:v . 's, In ate,seter Whet: c Fitch 'Banat r, ntuAt also be aceloqnsaied hg a *Letter signed 'fly two rtspott.rible PerneletrisgagireAr to beetntrentend with the Pent?( leollei'intt , in the Penal Sum of 16 per cwt. an the aoiount,l'or the due perArmance ofthe Contract. amottnt of Me prohahle gaantitire of Irish Beef oad fork to he' couttacted for as alicve,oneatZonedt may ' be known on and after the llth.o,f next Month, bY itlq , ulllA!it at the Se cretary's o.lfice. [PRICE SIXPENCE-TIAI.PPENNv. AMERICAN PAVERS, bcc. Some addi!innal ,sets of. American Papers have been received, with accounts trim) New York to the 146 tilt. It seems, from the following para graph in TO Notional 4thwatie, that the Ameri cans arc recovering from their alarm, if .boasting .and menaces be the proper indication of their com posure : " RICHMOND AGAIN TRANQUIL. We are happy to state, for the information of our country readers, that Richmond is perfectly tranquil again. From the force already collected and constantly increasing at the camp below, and from the martial activity of our citizens, whose morning and even training still goes on, the idea of a hostile visit,no longer alarnis us. Our volun teer companies are full to overflowing, and no where cats be seen finer .looking corps than the cavalry, artillery, and rifle of Richmond. The British outrages at Hampton have tired every heart wit,ls indignation, and nerved every arm with strength.---Let the invader now approaA, and he wilf suet with the fate he deserves." GuADALoisr.a.—.BASSe MUM, JuJE day, at six in the evening, 'his Excellency Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. Governor and Com mander in Chief, and Vice-Admiral of the island Of Guadeloupe and its dependencies, Vice-Admiral of the Blue, &v. &c. easbarked on hoard his Ma jesty's ship Cressy . for England.. His departure was announced by a discharge ofeatnicisi expres sions of esteem and regret, less splendid, but snore affecting, es2aped every mouth, and more than one father of a family Was seen to shed tears. — The 'quay from which Sir Alexander and his' te..- Mily embarked, , the Court, and the neighbouring pOilltS'Wel'e filled with spectators.. His Excellency General Skinner takes on hini the administration of the Government of the Co lUny, on the departure of our well-beloved (So. vernor. The honourable manlier in which he has conducted himself in the different commands which h a ve been confided:to bins by his Excellency the Commander in Chief of the army, leaves nu doubt of the:mildness,and justice of his administration: This poper also contains a high eialogiumva the excellence of Sir A. C.'s Government. [The following elegant epistle was picked up by some of our soldiers iu one of the enemy's tents, at the late-attack ow Sacket's , Harbour:— We think it worthy of being preserved, as some thing exclusively American ; an original sample, of the thousand letters of the kind, that alter 110- dergoilig the polish of a Newspaper Editor, cir culate throughout the United States, and have such-a powerful inflnenee in modelling the people to be fat in-,tripnvits of .. the ambitious demagogues who get into power by exciting their passions and prejudices. "An uncorrupted And enlightened people" truly! well said, James Madison !] Sackets,Harbour, May 200 191.1, " DEAR FittEND—With my pen in my hand, and my heart filled With the spirit. of Liberty, I now sit down in order to communicate and whisper glorious intelligence into the ear of a Friend, al thongh.we are placed some distance apart; es GO& in the course of Divine Providence Wills it yet by the simple means of pen, ink, and paper, with a messenger, to transport, we can', hold the sweetest communication, and as these are the only means whereby we can converse, 1 thick . it my duty to communicate such ideas tts he the most useful and pleasing, therefore. will'bilortn you in the first place, that on Sun. • day t he 21st day of April last our little navy on 'Lake Ontario, which consists of one ship, one brig, and thirteen beautiful schooners, left this harbour, with :a rising:of two thousand of our brave troops besides sailors and marines on-board,' and steered their course for the Lion's "Den, in Upper Canada ; and. on 'Tuesday the 27th, they 'came. in sight of Little York, the capital of the upper,province; they passed up the lake about 3 miles,above the village, where they found a Conve'' meat place for landing, and there :they cle ared three vessels of the soldiers, and put them on board of the others, and these three vessels went down in front of the fort, to amuse thou while our troops could effect their landing,: but the British: General Sheatie sallied out of the tort, with a con siderable force, and marched up to preveot our landing, as they made their lippearailee on the bank opposite our troops, our, vessels opened it. heavy tire upon them, and drove them ,back,, and they did our troops but very little injury while landing, Captain Thomas 1.4y0n, of Oxford, wits shot dead in his boat while.going ashore, but our, troops lauded very safe under the fire of our small fleet, and fornied in line of battle on the beach of the lake, and then oar vessels all rode. down before the town; and instantly Sheatfe, with his British slaves and bell-like. savage crew, in: numbers supetiorto ours, made their appearance on the batik again, and imniediately. discharged their fire-arms at our troops and instantly ebarvti hayotscr and rushed on with all their diimiled, fury, undoubtedly thinking because the land in their favor they would drive , our lueo into lake, hot our ,brave yaiikt heroes stored tit t sho c ek i of savage Vengence; repelled and , ! .. )a t d o with such Speed as Woniii Maio ittittning keep with them, our sons of . liberty Forted m the , With Charged -,bayouct, king proiniscu.. for the distai4e , e n • o i t t ; t t i l . i e r t t i nAt i t t t l i e lz, s : tiud tltrrootilin thence so the turmoils they passed by the Mag-a- . to zine;. which the British he it-tutti !Mich, lire tai' l aal l )11 1 :11) ; 111 : 1;1 1 °i i i:1 It alf tlibip:erilirnv nea r l yet u n umber Brigadier 7aoci;ibi th e ir E ir :e et :: "ri e o' e l , liy tills ex• man whose death is mach lamented in our army. --We took an immense sigbt of prop err y by the capture., that was brought into this.bliibot4e4s,