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be „„ ts, ro! To 4 , 4 to ' rr .=`; Tit , (01 //§/• , :,-sik.,-0- , l_7(VZisd''' • - ...i.t, irie l ,vlP - rjr9 4 ' , 4l/ 1 . 1 .4.‘ 1,. i ..",: 2 4 .ri .1 / 4 •V ; '. , :- 41 r. 4 , • t .. 144 . -r- ', "*. -"if , , ;.. 4.1 ,1.,.;, \,..A,...‘.;4:.„ .. .. /Q ~, ':. ; .7•, ni • +,..".... ~ . , ' ~, ,C,., : . ..,. „.. ,I , ELky . -,,,-/ ,tti::) i l, i'... : 3 0 ip a fLir. p 0 NUMBER 6470.] T H tT It SDA Y, JUNE 3, 181:1 EPRICP, SIXPi.NCE-ITAl;FrEtliqt„ , . IT . AQUATIC INTELLIGENCE., O-MORROW FRIIIi.Y 'lt I' June, theft ihrßill he a slur contest on the River Thames, for AST!. s .PltliE "tr'FI V ERIt..Y. The Boats are to assemble at 1 I, " efsb touitue-bridge, between 4 .tnds o'clock; (tide serves up). itill4, suciessful Candidate, v,.i1l !)i. conducted by . a. Alilitary , ~a....tul to the, IIOI'AL AMPiit ra1.L.4,11E, and 'receive the Iro bust on the Stuge." ' . • 011.li datitllA1, - Z)th ittne, bCiug Whltsun 'Eye, (and for, Ititt ilight only), a continuation of t he present popular Per r!ittects ;. and on Mondays next, 7th June, and durins the. 1 ' l 4l week, ~ivarlous Entertainments, to be named in tu i Nik ireeisements: . - AT , NINEO'CLOCK TO. M ORRO W MORN INCi, ALL MUST BE PRAWN' I .............. Prize of .. 'L.20,000 ...... s 4 •o fof .. . 10,1100 ........ - • ..... ~. 2 ...... o f • . , ... 1,000 1 ......... ! ........ ,of 300 - 1" 11 more thin Two Thousand other Prfzes of varied values. th lle rul t"wilig grand List of Capitals was sold and share?! at. t", ofo,flistiate cutices o f 1..-Blsti, the Contrictor, NJ. 4, ' 11 ; and 9, t' having-cross . No. 9, i 9O a Prize of ' L 10,050 411,1a1 a Prize of • %WO 6,680 a•Prize of - 500 14;5.13 a. Prize of : 5OO . 16,1i7 . a Prize of ........ 300 14,283 a Prize of ' 300 • 7,324 a - Prize of 2OO )3 0,3i.. a Prize of 2OO 7,143 a Prize of 2OO %Ilk% ,41/4.1d a Prize of 2OO 444 :Shares (warranted undr,:wuj may be had as above, until ............._ , Nine o'Clocli Tu•utortow Morning. . ... . ~,,, BROMPTON. . A.....un. tsT, at a Moderate Rent,- '3'IIALL HOUSE, , NO. 4, South Parade, Qll 4 14 411, , e ee n , Eltils wry neatly Furnished, healthy and plc,- tihnjr:Ltl44o4; consisting of two Kitchens, two. Parlours, led ' ,4vl ng - roonni, two Bed-chambers on the ' second' floor, k ii .."o Attic, Wash-house; Cellars, &c. ;.there is a small lk Y" . 64l tlea, behind the !loupe. kilA rt i., ll ,. l4 rs racy h e known. at OG, ‘ Royal Exchange; and 24, 411 pt4t I ‘ C) FORTE TWENTY-FOUR GUINEAS ONLY: TO -liE SOW; A: CAPITAL' PIANO- FORTE, with addi llonal Keys, Pillar Legs, Double •Action, Pedal, awl 1.) "1 - , and every other requisite ; just need enoUgh to it; warranted to.stond Avea in tune, perfectly calcu , - the country, or to go abroad'. • ; I ,' oc t, } _! seen at No. 6, Leicester-place, from Ten to Four. l'azlting Case, &c. &c. if required; 2 Guineas.' . " INVALUABLE, PATENTS. ' At a. PAREBROTH-ER ii iii put up for SALE t, lit. GAR:RAW:WS, on Friday, the 13th .June, 1813, k*:tr,(4 VALUAULE PATENTS, fur preventing Accule t n he „In_itiCrrri ages, particularly those with twy wheels, 711__e_afb,,, 4, ‘,4tlls, whet► . he rears, when the wttels break, when 'hey runs 4 1 y u, hk.n the shafts.brettli,, whett the horse kicks or b e tf i rcrip c t us of tl:e.prottis anti particulars of the sale nr2; lirPlar4etiirtjeatlire4rwitlYel if " Ci t. 11""" "' "a'ga"l-" • 1 d i or - luse, Beaufort -buildings, Stran , 1 14 at the Louduil Volthiteer Cavalry Stables, City-road, qv a Curriele and Gig fitted up with the Preservers way ea. be '.. . . YLRY C HCAP JAPAN ANT) WINDSOR CHAIR. Al 1 vsite th e lir ew- Ntly,:teTOßY, o. I: 1 , City-rott', Fitishury-squarli, °P -house. , . . INGRAM reSiteetitilly informs his Friends i' i • anti the Public in getieral that they may be supp lied Fancy Japatiatd, Windsor, and Dyed Chairs, Couches, fan, Garden and Rustic Seats, Flower Stands, Bedsteads, turit,ces, lie , Furniture, Feather Beds, Mattres"s' and it'ty .Irtiele itt ►the Furnishing line, lower than at any Fite , I : or 'Warehouse in Loudon, for' Ready Money. ' ‘thi"'tklits, Capt•ints, Hotels, Taverns, and innkeepers and ,!e!'s, requiring great quantity of Chaili at, a short not a lc a e i : 47_t b... sapplted at J. l's Fat..tory. as great Assortments ar e de -47,,,10 pt in a state of 'preparation ready for the pu blic ituu•—:•the Trade supplied. • 11- '1'6'4 4 %1E of SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FUR. 'kl. -. 4 " 11 411 Aleleriptinti of GOODS every TlinrsdaY, at. 14 )44,e,1i, at the Stile Rooms, in Tabernacle-walk, A:!FP._,.`in 4sili,“" ft 'aY rely on every attention being paid them Mac ,- t (1,,,11,,n.. buyink . . 1 ifyiii--.',.'t intended for the Sale must' lie its genteelly fa sent in by Tuesday eve -141:411' 41Artinet ' furnished for single 'Gentle ! •----......_ _.,. /rip .., lasi. INDIA. WAREHOUSES. ti ~i'. AUBILITy and LADIES are niost re ' - "tPl eLt ruilv • f 4 the Superfine Yard and Half Wide lit t .nis' "11..1,,NCi, cto ' g n e 7 l r i nl r el ithtli'e't;ther .LIN.. to of the hiniug k4l I -11 arrived at the Warehouses ;...lbey. are , :sotl ILI4 11,4 ?,, the Piec e , „ ii t h e amiistomed tehns. i>4..‘itatellt. variety of new FashiourtMe• Articles for the' tki:elga Laces, Veils, Gold and Silver lkiuslins, India 'l . . 1 . ' •• . tt i " e•egaat Printed Furnitures for the Drawing-room, ') I% , Ist o , and ,) vautiful Printed Muslins. k x , i '..atits buying for Exportation, and Ladies having Com . 1 1 4., ‘ 'n ... treat ei l on the first tern". . • Pi 4 .4‘ , Linens from the Manufactories in Germany. 1 41% Y 'trots elegautly wrought to 'order in entire set,. _ 'lpii,,T l India M uslins for Gentlesuates Ct avats.—ThuTrade ~. ' ` - 'heatalide. . '• • ~ • 1 , 10 , -------.... "Mis t a , . - • . - , , ' 1 1 his , Ro I ll' ;1 hell the Prince Regent and ya ii., it ts. ‘Altmy Duke of 'Vorit. ___ ly- ~1 1-F .GIILATION WATER PROOF C1.0.1K5.. V .r, tTI,SFORD (liltePulsftwd and Sergeant) t i t4 ,'N 1! " l anufacturers' of Water Proof Camhlet to the ;44 •'n'aily, .11 .14announce, that for Ove years iii . 4 , 6 ,,n4t hee ' ri . a ( sin t glelitstiuice . of this article failing to ' 4l n i."t n , oSt sanguine expectations, although used in r' .- " 1.1 .n:11, East - and West Indies, at all seasons of. the , 1 ? 1 41, „Zits I:xtellenc Marcinis Wellington, Niarslial Reyes- Ntii uott of the Y General Officers on fiarice have . gt , vett 1411'.'atinlitied approbation of itS ss'ariutli,. durability, and i:I ':;Il wet, bovvever great the length of time. vt fit."' roos t:confidently recommends the same to the notice . i ktrat i l tt *duen going on foreign service, as_ well as those re tet,t lt b the country, hein & g.kept in a variety of colours fiir . ' • t, l As-oats, Shooting d• I, 44, Ladies' Mantles; • /te. Sze.. at 'lre t t:' s "l IteguLttion E 4 Tui l pinerit Warehouse, No. 4, King 5.,,,,.............,true5'5-ssuare ' " . 1..., „ msEABEs or Ct f I LIMEN, • &e. • 13 4L " lI'S ( - .4 F. 4 N U rN. E CALM INATIVE ti,„,,,, .1 'superior to all other remedies for the wind, purging!, tl lu iTlols, kind all those disorders in the stomadi and boa- No 11,f411 tN which prove fatal to so many under the age of i,,,, i h i. a.11. h is equally vtlicacions in'chellcs, fluxes, and other Tr 4 'ut , im 11n, int.,:,tinesn f g rown persons.., (htt'lls invaluable c;:rdi:d . inetliein& ia prepared by Frances O s Sil v' al 'l 4l e ,l bY 6r Valli) 'daughter of • the late Mr. Joseph 141t5ti';',,,49"1.b,,}, the l i nventur; Who bequeathed to her il ftli t ', l '. 4 Property, under his w li, at may be seen in the bill kold ' i lvti t 4 s u ail various instance , of its success.. , h rd , ' Y 1.. '.% erthery .41Id , Son t . No. .15, St. Pdal s Churc - t i - ' & "" 1 " 1(41 , hut—. r ci ' ►i price is. ad. a hot , , Aud 4 i iitior3 from leawni e, l it t i w Y "it'ir flgent its titvn and conntry. Observe, that kt " - e.liewthrrs, N 45 St Pant's," are engraved l ''''"guv s - ' '''' •'S. . . ~ .' - ilia 4. , se 4 444 bv sure to ask fur (Jell 3 I)4lUy lUm iu TAm,vor,Tu, May 12, 1813. MESSRS, HARDING; OAKtS, and WIL LINGTON,. Bankers is TAMWORTH, and. Belt TON-I:TON-TRENT, Ireg - leave respectfully to infOrm all BANKERS and the PUBLIC ia Feneral ; that a Parcel of their 101. and &1. Notes was lately S'IOLEN outof the HOLY HEAD MAIL COACH, in the way from London to Tam worth, such Notes having been paid by !),Icssrs. DORIEN, MAGENS and Co, Bankers in London, (nt Whose House they were payable) and not having been .re, , tssiled since the pay ment thereof. To prevent trouble as much as possible in the reference ,to: Numbers, Messrs. Harding and Co. have stamped their Names id Red fill: on the back of all their ,Nctes of 51. and 101. each, issued since the Robbery. • Should any of the Notes so stolen he offered in payment, it is, requested that the Person so offering them may be appre hended, and Notice ,thereof immediately given to Messrs. Harding, Oakes, and Willington. The following are the Numbers and l)ates of the Stolen II RTON-UPONT-TRENT, Ten Pound Notes. Dated 26th March, 1812. . No. • No. ' 3 40 45 49 , at 78 .107 12) 132 ' 174 186 .911 322 324 334 . 335 351 363 Dated 22d April, 1812, 2543 z 514 2515 ' . 2554 2566 2565 9.5682585 2599 2619 0637 2673 ' 2675 . 2691 .2699 ' Dated 24th October, 4112. 304$ 3065 . 3099 Dated 27th October, 1812. 3198 „3142 . 3149 3188 Dated 9th January, 1813. 3426 3440 3454 3463 3471 41480* . 3.182 , 3493 5490 • • By RTON-uPoN-TitENT. _ . Five Pound Notes. ' Dated 2Gth Marcli, 1812. 211 - 220 230 252 EGO 21j8 Dated 2d April, 1012. 728. 736 745 754 753 • 774 780 • • 796. 816 820 8'26 827 835 846 851 854 809 873 975 885 - 893 904 913 922 923. 997 998 1002 1950 1055 ' 1036 1071 Data4.4tb. January, 1813. 3210 8272 Dated Bth January, 1813. 3805 :1309 3315 . 3318 3371 8380 3395 Dated 9th March, 1:313. 6811 6813 6813 6814 6815 6816 6817 6813 6819 68:0 6H31 66;32 0:33 6934 693$ 6836 6837 6838 6836 6940 , 6845 6846 6847 6848 de49 6850 TAM wnwrit OLD BANK. Ten Pound Notts.. Datea96th.Deceniber, 1611 No. No. ' • 4318, 4391 4332 4336 4338 4343 4350 ' 4364 4366 4379 439-2 4394 4385 Dated 14th January, 1.612. .4443 4448 4459, 4480 4482 4483 Dated 22d December, 1812. .5011 5014 . 5036 5040 ' 5046 5053' Dated Ist January, 1813. 5115 5127 5147 5161 5173 , : 5178 5181 5195 Dated 9.th January, 1813. 52 . 01 • 5214 . , 5294 522 9 5234 "5239 1 5265 5290 5299 Dated 6th March, 1813. - 5826 5827 5828 5829 5831 5837 5357 5858 5889 5890 Dated 9th March, 1813. 6005 6006 6008 . 6009 • 6010 6012 6026 6027 6028 6029 6030 6031 - 6034 6038 • 6040 . 6041 6042 6043 60-11 6045 6046 6047 6043 * • 6049 6081 . 6097 6098 6099 6100 ^ TAMwORTU OLD BANK. Five Pound Notes, Dated Ist Nueeiuber, 1811. 2718 2742 2761 2777 2790. Dated . 29th October, 1811. $533 354(1 3564 3604 '36os 3644 3649 • 3680 3697 Dated 4th November, , 1811 3702 • 3780 3749 37.31 3768 3793 3798 - 3799 3800 3806 3846 3851 3895 3903 3923 8943 Dated 21st January, 1812. 4560. 4561 4562 4593 Dated 28th 'March, 1812. 4601 4633 4661 4818 4849 4888 4891 4919- 4924 4965 4988 4991 I)ated 12th January, 1813. 5315 6317 6330. 5339 6389 5390 '5391 5398. Dated 30th January, 1813. 5401 5:10 5435 5446 5449 5453 5555 &big 6534 5546 - Dated 2d February, 1813. 5665 5681 6698 ' 5696 Dated 9th February, 1813. 5764 5765 5766 5787 5798 Dated 6th March, 1813. 6918 5930 • 59133 • 5934 6936 6938 5942 5943 594 a .5946 6947 5948 5949 5960 5951 5952 TAMWORTII . OLD BANK. Ten Pound Notes. . Dated"sth April, 1810. L 54 • • L5B L 59 L 65 LB7 Dated 10th April, 1810. 1.4121 L 139 L 149 L 139 Ll6O Dated 6th November, 1610. Z 2 Zl 2 Z3B Z.lO Z5O Z6O Z6l Z 77 Z 79 Dated 13th November, 1310. • Zl4l. Z 172 ZIS2 Dated 34 Deculiiber, 18(1. 4081 40:38 4045 4046 4052 4067 ' 4088 - 4094 4127 4133 4140 4144 4145 4150 -4166 • 4196 Dated 10th December, 1811. 4215 • 4217 4231 4235 4263 • 4278 4279 In the Press, and in a few days will be published,tbandsontely printed ►n Octavo, price Halt'-a-Guinea,, T E A R. -A P 0 E thaßev. JOHN BIDLARK, D. D. Of Christ Church, Oxford ; Chaplain to their, Royal High nesses the Prince Regent and Dyke of Clarence, and Au thor of the " flampton Lecture," preached in 181 i ; "Ser mons on Various Subjects," three vols. Bvo. ; 44 Poems," one vol. Bvo. &c. &c. Printectfor Richard Rees, 62, Pall Mall; W. Curtis, Tly mouth; and J. Parker, Oxford. BAYLEY'S LIQUID. JAPAN BLACKING. VIT BAYLEY, Vatentee - of the original Black ing . Calms, begs leave to inform the lnblic, that in compliance with numerous Solicitations, he has prepared a LIQUID JAPAN I3LACKING, which posseses superior p.m perties, and more speedilfthan any other Preparation of -the kind . , produces the deepest BlPck and highest posiible Luitre ; it retains its Brilliancy, and will keep In any Climate. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur street, London, and Retail by Inuit el the usual Vender; prig. Is. 6d, the Pint,Bottle. 0 • * The Pawn calm goatiuue to be sold, price 61 sub, IIEALTII RESTORED THE BEST PROOF OF MEDI- CINE. S ORROW is so often the Companion of Sick ness,,tbat the happiness of Human Life nosy be said, in is great measure, to depend on the enjoyment of Health. — Those Quacks, therefore, who, .under pretence of restoring, destroy that prime Blessing of Heaven, incur a guilt which no language can describe, while, on the other hand, the humane an d enlightened Physician, who discovers a Medi c i ne admi rably calculated to diminish. hat complicated list of disorders which attlict Ilootanity,, is indeed a real heuefstctor to his species.. Such a man was the venerable Dr. wEBsTEit, who, iu his ENGLISH DIET DRINK, has produced a Re medy ' which the experience of Thousands can attest,. has proved irresistibly efficacious in curing Scurvy, Scro,phula, all Eruptions springing from Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy, Consumptions, Nervous and Hypochondriac Affections, and every description of Fever. This invaluable Vegetable Medi cine, is , not only extremely palatable, but its composition so harmless that it may be safely administered, men to a child at. the breast. Those who wish 'to ate Dt, Webster's improved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to the Venders, procure his own Treatise,'a new edition of whicli is just published, Price 55.; and also a small Pamphlet, 'con taining a great number of cases and retuarliable cures, which all occurred during the last year. This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Co. 92, Borough High-street (sole Proprietors),, from the original Recipe, which was a.ssigned•• over to them by Dr. Webster, some years priar to his death: Sold iu half pint bottles, 45 ; pint ditto, 7s. Gil.; and in quart ditto, 145. each, duty included. Wholesale by the Proprietors; also wholesale and rottil by their 41gents, Messrs. 'Towards and Evans, Lung-late, W eat Sinitittiolti. • . All Letters and Orders (poSt paid) addressed to theta, h ill meet the earliest attention.. • And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable Town in tbeVuitett Kingdom, and by the ibllowing 'Venders gifoaMolodrimciingebCht d t is h t ; Royal Exettatigv, ; Colemot thy, Ctiewit and Drug gist, 144, Whites:impel; 111.ottoseY, "' vat St "' rey;Streetittlael.friar t i-rtattl, and a tKennington-cross.; Salt g,r (late Ilaeon); Ox,fOrd:street •' rolidgeley, Chemiit ;Ind ul'uggist , 49, Strand Hudson and Co. Chemists,. 27, Ha.y marxet ; 1 .1.70 rd, 3;:4, Holborn • and Mattress, Perfumer, SS, FRENCH: PAPERS. (RECEIVED YESTERDAY EVENING.) PARIS, MAY '26 r =bier Majesty the Empttss i Queen, and Regent, has received intelligence from the army, dared from Hochkirchen, the 21st, at, five iri the evening —it also states, that in cOnse , (pence of the advantages gained the preceding day, a second batik took place on the Mst, iii which the most complete sncceS4' crowned the Emperor's arms. Our loss in the two ddys has not been considerable. The Emperor was iu perfect health. PARts, MAY 29.---Fier Majesty, the tropressi Queen, and Regent, 'hai - received , the following intelligence respecting the. events which have passed •at the army during the days of the 19th , , 20th, 21st', and 22d, and of the position of the army on the 23d. • The It:impel-or Alekander and the King of Prus.. sia attributed the loss , of the battle of Lutzen tv the fault their Generals-had committed in' the di , - rection of the combined rorck, and, particularly; to the difficiilties attached ti) an offensive move meat of . from 150 to 180;000 men. They re4L solved upon taking the position .of 13autzen and Eochkirch, already celebrated:-in ,the history of the, seven years war ;' to unite there all the rein , torcements which they expectedfrom the Vistula ; and . other points in their rear, to add to that pot sition,every thing for which art could furnish the means, and there run'the chance of a fresh hattie,i' . of which • all the probabilities appeared to be hi theip.favonr. The Duke of Tarente, commanding the 11 th Corps ) left Bi:sehofswerda on the Isth, on the tvening of which day, lie found himself w.thin cannon-shot of 13autzen, where hi:Sound all the enemy. He took a position. From this moment the .French Army marched upon the camp at Bautzen. The Emperor left Dresden on the . lBth ; heslept at Hai-la, and, on the 19th; at ten in the morn. ing, ..arrived before- Bautzen. He, employed all the day in reconnoitring the .enethrs positions. We learned that the. Russian Corps. of Barclay De `folly, Langeron, and Sass, and Klekt's Prussian Corps, had reyieed the combined Army; and the* iis force might. lie estimated 'at from 150 to 160,000 men. On the 19th in the evening, theenetny's position was its follows : his left was supported by moan covered with' wood, and perpendicular to the course of the Sprie, nearly a league from ftatitzen Bautzen contained his centre...Able town had been entrenched and covered by re. douhtS. ' The right of the enemy leaned upon for. tified rising points, which defended the domiciles from the Slide, from the shie of the village of Netnsch*.t x all his front was covered by the Sprit ; this very strong position was but a first We distinctly perceived, at 3000 toises distance in the mar, iheiround newly dug-up. and %.voks which- marked their second position. The left was still supported by the sante mountains at 2000 toise3 in the rear of those of the first position, and considerably in advance of the village cat Hochkirch. e centre leaned upon three in trenched villages, where SO many works had been erected, that they might have been considered as • strong places. A' marshy and difficult. ground covered three-quarters . of the centre. Lastly, their right leaned in rear of the first position, upon villages and . a rising ground, likewise en trenched. • The enemy's front, either in the first or second position, extended a league and a half. After this reconno'sAnce, it was easy to conceive bow, notwitlistandino a lost battle, like that of Lot zen, and eight 71.1ys retreating, the enemy could still haVe hopes in the chances of fortune. Ac:- cording to the expression of a Russian Officer, who was asked what they intended to du—" We neither wish to' advance nor retire."—" You are masters of the first point," replied a French Officer', " and the event, in a few days,. will pram whether you are masters of the other." The head-quartetl of the two'Sovereigns were in the village of N atS• Chen. On the 19th the position of the French► army WAS RS fOIIOWS Upon the right was the , Duke of Reggio, Ican. ing upon the mountains to the left of the Spree, and separated from the left of the enemy hi the valley. The Duke Turente was before Bautzen on horseback, upon the Dresden road. The Duke Raguse was upon the left of Bantzelt, cippo. site the ‘illage of Niemenschutz. General Ber trand was upon the left of the Duke Rag,use, leaning upon a windmill and It wood, and appear ing to intend debouching from Jeselets upon the enemy's right. The Prii;ce of Moskwa, General Lauristo‘ 4 . General Regnier,' were at lloyerswerda, l ) n oti a t.ilf the rr l i i i t e te . , a e !l e n i d n ill y the b 4 %,in r g ear le ( a ) r f , u n o t, 1. t Left. ila t it c. on - s i id 0 r, 1 du corps was to arrive by the road of Lioyerswerd,, was doubtful that it was the Emperor's iriteutipii to turn their position by the right, to oho' tlit field of 4attle, and to cause till his entrenchment , to fall, which htul been ereoted with 40 a1t 1 .2 1 , 1 t, : t 1 : 0 : 0 : I)!kiir , :i, nod the objects, of slid; great trouble .--' Nat being Yct ini""L".°l" "e a n y in L o st r a val,. he did not suppose that this column Could consist Of more than 16 or 20(100 amen. O n t k e ri r e ef ; ) t r o e rn d i e n t g a , che G d el g . Pritssiams, and General Barclay (1 e `folly with 18,000 Russians. . ( I ) :2 v t l i o t c , kheintiti lt":ll4,litit:(in 's a r r i . 13tlfiSi3113 posted themselves at the village of Klix, and the Prussians at the village of Weis. sig. Count Bertrand .had in the mean titne, sent Gen. Perin, with the Itttlium divisiah, to .ICaotki* bEPT.P.ORD-1:11:1'U.:ILL t lfay .sB, iSi a. T HESE ate.. to give .Noyee, that' on rsday, Me - 1014 of Jane-11.1.11, at . 10 a'C,lrxk in the Arenaan will be exp;;;;erl to Public at ?tie .llnjely's Yard, at Iliwtfurd, .rnmeliy "Lys?the Allowing ;Insert:ice- . able Provisimsand iStorp,,spie 1 . !,/ing in the 444 Yard,. : Bread, Flout,. Rice, Pease, ;Qat:neat, Bakeltouse;. Sweep-, Clatineal Sweepings, Bread Dist, .Currants, Raisins, and :Moll, Bags and Rags, Bhtter, Cheese, Sugitr, and Vinegar ;'Beef, and Suet; Hop Bap, and Malt Dust Lager, Butt, :Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and Il_ill-hogs 7 head -Staves, Heading, tight and th y TiOrre awl Bar?.' ret Staves ; 'Wine Pipe: Staves, a gnautity of hoards . Ends, Fire \Vaud, • 4 Dt 4 Posit of e5l. per Cent. is tiibt , made upon; the,emount of rad:,lot at .the tiMe of sale, and the r:inainder of the put.- Chase nzek/ey paid bcfore the Stores are taken awayjor which palpose e piTi,td of I ,.. itiorkinj„?' days will he . allowedfrom the day o f sale, the Buyers particularly observing', that not less than one-haV of thequuntitkis to & unloved frQnz the ine ini,ies within the firsV seven da5S, and the r nnainder ire the seven followine..days, , Wierwise the deposit mopey will he forfeited, and the Pi pisiinrs. or Stores remain the property the 4ro tea, as no •extf:asiOn of time will, on anti account, he grant: el. VICTUALL 1X G- OFFICE, .Tr,oc I, 14313. TIIE . COMALISSIONERS foriIIeIV4LLING MAIJESTF.F N..-11'}' do hereby give Notier, That 'on Tuesday, Me Isth 'instant, . they will be ready" toy re - eeive Meier* in writing; (sealed al) awl treat frar One Hundred, * and 1714 Tone 'of 'BUTTER, and for' Two Mint/tett awl Fifty Tons of CHEE?ig, to be delivered,' one Half thereof in4ne Month, and the other Half in One Month 'afterwards, Mnie•ty's l' - iqualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proportiop; andermentioned, • Butter. Cheese. Tons: Tons. Deptford 7O ..... 100 Portsmouth. Plymouth . 150 To be paid for by Bills, payable with fattiest, Ninety Days after dat e. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office: No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut be de livered .to Me Board befi.re One o'clock on the said Tnes day, the . 164 instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Perron on his behmlf, attends, to answer when called for. OFFICE OF °RUN:INCE, • Noy ID, 1 S 11. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ofThs 31.1- . JESTY'S °AD-VANCE, 44+ herthy give Nvti,t , Thal: Pc•lpostris id,ill he livecimd a( thrir (Vice, ire Petit-ilait, on or before Monday the Nth day of June unit, trONS . Such Persons me may be•wil(ing. to undertake the Sopply ql COALS fur service of this Department, for a period ell' One Year. The COALS must be of the description denominated ADAllt MAIN, or RIOIITON MOOR, or .Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will be required to be deli►aged free of any expente,except the King's Duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft ut any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River Med►uay, at the„option of the principal Officers. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-: tions of the Contract, may be known upon application at ,the Secretary's Office, in Fall-Mall, aforesaid, any flu, be• twos, Me Boars of Ten and Four o'o'oo, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up and indorsed, "i?ro posals for Coals," but no Prop6sal Cats .be ' ado►itted after the said 14th pay of Junc, at Twelve o'clock, at Noon of the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .dgeut in his Behalf's/sail attend. By Order of the hoard, 11. CREPT, Secretary. , a t).f :1' , IltS • .~ i.~ [I :1 jJ ;~l ~~'~' .' • j a ~r T c :* 1:1) . , poo 11 ,7 of rry'• • Iro bm i(r