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olfg f `~;1~ , ;5 ,5 I to ,t; lit/MI3ER 3200.1 ----__ T HEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. -MORROW EVENING, Dec. z 2, 18oz, will be performed, THE WONDER. Don Lopez, Mr. HOLLINGSWORTH; Don Felix, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Don Pedro, Mr. SU ETT Colonel Briton, Mr. BARRYMORE ; Lissaido, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Donna Violaute, Mrs. JORDA N; Donna Isabella, Miss MELLON ; Flora, Miss POPE. WITH MIDAS. - 19_ 11 .hursday, The Children in the Wood, after which ue Child of Nature ; Amanthis, Mrs. Jordan, with Midas. Pt i pIIATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. -MORROW EVENING, Dec. zz, ISoz, will be performed, THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Eir Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. COOKE ; Lord Lumbercourt, Mr. WA DDY ; - Sidney, Mr.. BRUNTON ; Melville. M.-. C 01: '1 ' - A.ra.i.l - ; ertoo. Mr. 'S D:DONS. Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; And j day Constagith, Mrs. BEVERLEY - Rodolpha Lumbercourt, Mrs. H. I'OHNSTON. WITH A TALE OF MYSTERY. T heneiv Op era o t F am ily Quarrels was received on its zd I,l7ltOrniance with universal approbation . and applause. t ! Public are reB3ectfully informed, that on account of the xvk 'sPensablc aosence of Mr. Braliam and Signora Storace, ti are un d. m • engagement to per f orm some Nights at Bath, l e Opera cannot b e repeated till Tuesday, January 4. The th' ce eding Nights will be on Wednesday the sth, Thursday 6th, and Saturday the Bth of January. () n Thursday will be revived Addison's Tragedy of Cart); t ' : 'e Part of Cato to be performed, for the first ti me, by Mr. ° °ke, with A Tale ot Mystery. 1 ,4 New Pa n t o mime, called Harlequin's Habeas, or the ; 411 of Spectres , will be produced on Monday next, after the ragedy lane Shore, . , .. () a -Tuesday Mr. Cook will perform Zanga, in The Re 7enge. E XTENSION OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY.- At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of' the CROY DON CANAL COMPANY, held at their (Mkt - in Croydon, on Monday the 13th day o f D ec . 1 8 oz; • TThe Right Hon. LORD GWYDIR i n t h e Ch a i r; HIS MEgTfNG having- considered the pro posed Extension of the Surrey Iron Railway from Croydon to Reigate and Godstone, and the proposed Branch 1 : 1 4m the present Railway,to the Metropolis ; ' Resolved, That this Meeting considers these Plans arc ma ?erially injurious to the interests of the Croydon Canal Coin- PanY ; and that the Croydon Canal Company will use every e xertion to protea their Rights, by opposing these e xtending the Rail way. plans of %_R___esolved als o , Th at the Gtand Surrey Canal , Comm i ttee lying communicated to . this Committee their determination r oppose the ab ove . mentioned Extensions of the Railway , Lce Croydon Canal Com.pany I will concur with the Grand Surrey C anal Compan ta lc'n the most efikcio aus means it 3 that etled Y g GWYDIR, D. G. C. Chairman. THE Bit — 1 .----- - riic . . TNSUR A NCES ' +ail FIRE OFFICE, STRAND and CORN HI HILL. . against Loss 0, . continue to be madeon Houses, ' r Damage by Fire Buildings, Manufaelories, kind ' and Merehandize, Ships. Vessels, Barges, and every of Craft, With their Freight, Cargoes, and Stores, in rrarbour, Rive r ; or oil any - Navignibil; FAT Milk: G ui t .PCK, and all other Property, in any part of Great Bri coo. PerKi• ns who remain uninsured, will do well to reflea on n in anY Calamities..occasituaed by _Fire; and of the dreadful 11st=quences to many Individuals : and as Property, in gene -11, has considerahly increased in value, those already insured a I°lll d recugsider . their Policies,..and make, such addition as Prude nce may suggest. Annual p a y intents due at Christmas-Day s must be made • . r r thio fifteen days therefrom, or the Benefit of the P o li c y will he lost ; but Insurance may be renewed after, without a Printed Proposals and Conditions of Lnsurance, and a List °l' th . e Diredors, Trustees, &c. maybe had gratis as above, and of their Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in Kingdom. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. PHCENIX FIRE-OFFICE,. December its, igoz. pERSONS whose Insurance Payments fall due at Christmas, are requested to take Notice, That Printed !_l.eteipts are no w rea dy at th e Offi ce s in Lombard- street , 1.,t 1 (1 Corner o f Spring-6arden,- Charing-Cross • and in the C ountry i n t h e hands of the several Agents. Attendance is given for the Insuring of Houses, Buildings, House hold Goods, Stock in T ra d e , and Merchand4e ; also, Ships n. Harbour, Cargo in Ships and Lighters, in RiverS .lanals, and. Ships Building or Repairing, froth Loss or -1)A.34A0r. by FIRE. The Insurance of . AGRICULTURAL STOCK, as first pradised by this Office upon the reduced Rate of Three S hit -11:11,'gs per cent. will be' found due examination best 4( (opted to the security of Farmers on and Owners of such Pr o- Deny. THOMAS WORSLIEY, Sec. . . ei . B. No Charge will be ma d e by this Office for Pohcies Insurance upon Sums of Three Hundred Pounds or up 'wards ADVERTISEMENT. WANTED a CLERK on b o a r d Hi s Majesty's er. Brig Jackall, C. T. Leaver, Lie u ten an t, C om mand- A Person who understands the business thoroughly, _d can bring recommendations of his good Charades-, will be 1-( eived on board the said Brig, now in Harwich Harbour.— e handsome Premium will be given.. GEORGE and WILLIAM FILLINGHAM, of lute St. Joh n - s t reet , L on d on , H op an d S ee d M erc h ants , ,nding to retire from Trade, give Notice, that the D wet ,,,..t%-houses, large and commodious Warehouses and Pre ;rses, with or without the Stock (chiefly , Hops.), win be _lposed of.—All Persons who have. any Demands upon the nt4 Fillip ham and Son, are hereby desired forthwith to re seive same ; and als o such as are indebted. to the Co ne -street rship 'to at r pay the same, at the Counting-hOUse, in St. nesaid. ---.*--....... t ` 9 PETS, HEARTH RUGS, Lc. (Cheap Bargains), MNo. 4, Coventry -street. • ESSRS. HOLMES .- and, Co. respeatully in form the Public, that . their remaini ng Stock *of the : h i ) ._ . tYe Articles will continue orfsale Only a few days longer, 4 ne EivenPremises are disposed of, and p o s sess iO n w ill then be ..._ • . ~-.. PALM SOAP in the greatest P e rf e ai o n. . , 6 BERRY having made great Improvements • in his well known Palm Soap, recommends it with renewed Confidence to the Nobility and Gentry, prepared .. 0t ,12 , 1 that sweet fragrant article Palm Oil ; the pleasantnes el.ulte perfume, and delicacy of its use has merited the at " and patronage of many of the first Families, and is. ;,_ eenled a valuable discovery for softening, cleansing, brae '4g, .rid preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun ; and is , f !so tound an excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp `°., s tv air. ~ aold • Theerrg ~ in Squares or Balls is. each, with the words " Samuel 'on the wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as for te es d t Soa p for Shaving, producinga fine soft lather, proper by s n i r t"ces, in round cakes is. each, p S o h o aertiF, wholetale - Perfumer, No. 17, G reek- stre.t, repared'and sold ill Lo:a c i o "' bY his appointment, the]te principal Perfumers n ) aticl (11114ent towns in three itingdonis• E To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ASEAT in the EAST,INDIA DIRECTION ) haiiinz become Vacant by the Death of your late most respedable Diredor, Mr. HUNTER, I avail myself of the earliest moment to stand forward as a Candidate to succeed to it,*and humbly to renew my solicitation' for the honour of your support. If your kindness and partiality should raise me to the Si tuation, to which my ambition is direded, . permit me to ex press the hope, that my condud may evince my gratitude, and prove me not unworthy your confidence. • I have the Honour to be, with great Respet, Ladies and Gentlemen. Your most obedient and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR lACKSON. Aldermanbury, Dec. 17, 1802, - To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. SINCE I had the Honour to address you this Morning, Mr. PLownF.N has declared his intention to decline offering himself to your notice, upon the occasion of the present Vacency. It' any thing could add to the encenragernent which it has been nty,geod fortur.e to receive at the hands of the PrOprie tors at large, it would be'tfie,knowlei' Ige I possess that this event will release many of my friends from an 'engagement, which might otherwise have prevented them from carrying their good wishes towards me, into full efled. With this additional strength it is impossible for me to doubt the issue of the contest ' - and , l look forward with tile fullest confidence, that it will place me in the situation which it is my utmost ambition to attain. I have the honnur to be, with great respe6t, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and devoted humble Servant, Aldermanbury, Dec.' IS. W. ADAIR JACKSON. N. B. Mr. Jackson's Committee sit every Day, at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry, (Sundays excepted). TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1802. SUPERB - EDITION OF THE MALE. MESSRS. CADELL'and DAVIES, Bodksellersi Strand, having purchased the retraining Copies of .MACKLIN's BIBLE, are enabled to oftr.the same to the Admirers of fine Engraving and the - Typographic Art, consi derably below the Sub:;criptiort Price.—The Labour and Expence, and the:Period required to accomplish this splen did and matchless Edition, are obvious and Well-known. The NuMbet of Copies to be disposed of are comparatively few. The I lit pressionS•from the Plates arc excellent, and in a short time, -Copies, of this Superb Edition of the Sacred Writings will become scarce, and seldom to be found but in the Cabinets of the ,Curious. *** A few Copies bound in Russia and in Morocco nay be seen as above. . .ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER. ,Early in January will be published, . • The Fourth Volume, for the Year ISO 2, of THE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, I A View of the History of 'Hindustan, and of the Poli tics, Commerce and Literature of Asia. • Printed for J. Debrett, ,Piccadilly ; and T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand.' * * 'k This Work will Continue to be published annually in the Month of January. • -f-Y. As above may also be had, the First and Second Vo lumes, for the . Years - 1799' and 1800, price. r3s.• each, in boards, and the Third Volume, fort the - Year 'Sot, price los. 6d. in boards. DR. GARNETT's ORPHAN CHILDREN. From the Press of .the Royal institution, and dedicated by permission to the Right Honourable, and honourable the Managers of that Corporation . , will be speedily published by Subscription, in a handsome Quarto Volume, ACOURSE of LECTURES on ZOONOMIA ; 1 or, The LAWS of - ANINIAL LIF E -.• _ . By, the late T. CARN ETT, M.D.. &c. &c. To give some relief to the distress which the Author's Female Children are too-young to teel, in all its extent, and to provide a Fund for their support in an humble; but inde pendent station ; are the objects of the present Subscription. Besides the intrinsic merit of the Work, the Contributors to the will perhaps not dislike to possess a manorial of their own benevolence, and of their respect to the memory of a Man, whose private virtues made him as amiable in society, as his literary labours rendered' him useful to science, and beneficial to mankind, but whose premature death, occasioned by a fever caught hi the gratuitottl , exercise of his profession, has tett his Children destitute, Subscribers of not less than a Guinea, will he entitled to One Copy of the Work, to which.will be prefixed, the Life and a Portrait of the Author.. . The Committee appointed by the Subscribers at a General Meeting, for promoting and.maitiging the benevolent objets ofthe Subscription, will occasionally advertise the Names of the Suliscribers, and a complete List will be published with the Work. Subscriptions are received at ,the following Banking-houses in London, viz. Messrs. Bosanquet,. Coutts, Edwards, Hankey, Hoares, Ransoms, and-Pybus ; at the Bar of Lloyd's Col - lee-house, -and by Mr. Savage, at the loyal Irititution, and at which Places Lists of the present Subscribers, and their Subscriptions, may be 'seen, and where Subscriptions may be remitted from the Country through__the medium of Country Bankers. By Order, W. C. CUPPAGE. Essex-street, Strand. Secretary to the Committee. This Day was .published, price as.. A HOUSE TO .BE SOLD. A Musical Piece, in Two Ads, as now performing at the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane. liy JAMES COBB. Esq. The Music composed and seleded by M►chael Kelly. Printed for C. and j. Robinson, Paternoster-row. INVI.NCIBLE STANDARD. On Saturday Next will be published, (In Coo aET T'S Weekly Political Register), N AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the taking of the •INVINCIBLE STANDARD, " by ANTOINE LUTZ, a rench Royalist, and a Private So!- dier in the Queen's Getman Regiment ;" together with all the Documents relative to that Memorable and glorious - A tchieve meat which Narrative an&Documems, will form a com plete refutation of certain Statements which have appeared in the Publie'Papers, under the title of " Proceedings of the Highland Society," as well as of the Statements and Repre sentation in the Pamphlet and Panorama of Mr. Robert Ker Porter, lately exhibited in London, and now, according to' re port, exhibiting in Dublin. The same Number of the Register (which, on this account, consists of two sheets), will contain a Comparative View of Mr.' Sheridan's . ". Masterly Sftecl-1." Price of the two Shiiets, Each sheet has a stamp, and may be sent,•postao free, to aoy part of the United King d;,m. uslc. The New-invented Harp, Lute,Sinall Double Harp,. Piano Forte, .and 1 ruproved Lyre. M. LIGHT informs .the Nubility„ Gentry, and the Public gericrally,' he has now a variety of the above much-admired elegatit little Instruments, which sound like the real Harp, are very light and.portable, and ex tremely easy to learn to pla'y on, and accompany the voice; also the Piano Forte, Harp, &c. delightfully--Are to be had only at No. 34, Queen . Ann Street, Portland Chapel. - Mr. L. teaches the Harp, Lute, the Lyre, and Piano Forte, &c. attends Pupils in Town and Country, and gives Lessons at Home.—N, B. A very neat and . sweet-toned Piano Forte to dispose of cheap. PATENT •HAIR SPIONG. - - RO SS respedaiily . inforrns the Public, that after R Much attention and expence, he has invented and brought to corn plcte perfection a - S PRI NG for the HAI R. The object of its construction is to enable Gentlemen, Without the assistance of a Servant or'a Hair Dresser, to' ex change a Dishabille for a full Head-dresS..--The Spring is so applied to a Queue, that it may be fastened to or loos ened- from the natural Hair or a Perugue in a single mo ment, without the possibility of its inadvertently falling off, It is . peculiarly adapted for Gentlemen who ride; hunt, shoot; and take such exercise as discomposes the Hair, and will be fotind an excellent expedient for Military'and Naval Officers. As its utility will excite an universal demand, and:hereby provoke a servile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATENT foi : - it ; and as the-extent of that utility cannot be doactibed, he invites the l'ublic to examine the Invention at his Ware house fOr Ornamental Hair in all its - various fashions, at No. i ty, Bishupsgate-street, within three doors of the Lon don' Tavern. MAGNETIC CREAM THE whole assemblage of the Features, their farce and power, depend so much upon the fairness of the skin, that it becomes like the ground-work of a beau tiful piidure-L-the languishing eyes, the delicate nose, the bewitching niouth, the sweetly dimpled chin, all owe in a great measure, their power of captivation to he fairness of .the,complexien—to produce a something to died this, isnot beneath the consideration of inventive genius ; and that it is done, can best be testified by those Ladies of Rank and Fa shion who have been pre-eminent t'or enslaving the heart of man. That it should be innocent, was the first care of the Inventor of this valuable. Preparation; that it should pro duce that antmated fairness peculiar to Nature, was his se cond; and lastly, that it should not be discernable to the most observing eye. The MAGNETIC CREAM compre hends in it all those desirable requisites, and will, when generally known,. stand unrivalled as the hand.maid of Na ture. The management of its - sale is committed to a Lady of. respedability and honour, and may be had at this time in very great perfedion, only at No. 13, BrOWIIIOW-Street, Hol born ; and at Mr. Vetter's, No. to, Bath-street, 'Bath, in Bottles at 10S. 6d. each. . . . N.B. Ladies residing in the Country, on inclosing a One Pound Note, will have twu butt los- setat them,. safely packed in a bolt, tin which no extra cliol&e will be }Wk. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND* GENTLEMEN, E WAVING some months since announced the in tention of oilering.myself a Candidate for the East In dia Diredion, whenever • a Vacancy might take place-that event hawing recently occurred by the Death of your late re spectable Diredor, Mr. HUNTER; I presume to renew my solicitlitions for the honour, of your support and interest on the Day of EJedion, which must soPri Should I be so fortunate as to succeed' in my wishes, I can with sincerity assure you, that my utmost endeavours shall be diligently and faithfully exerted for the - I nterestS of the Company , in the duties of that station to Whkh I aspire. 1 have the Honour to be with resod, Your most obedient Humble Servant. ~ • No. 28, Upper Gower-street, . JAMES MONRO. Dec. 21, )1102. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. REWARD;.. PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET, Dec. 2.0 ? " tgoz. TOHN SIDAWAY, for whose Apprehension I Reward of One Hundred Pounds has been offered, it is now aseertaitted, left London in the Edinburgh Coach from the Bull-and-Mouth Inn, on Saturday Evening the 4th inst. under the Name of Alexander IVaMS, and that he had with him -a new solid Black Leather Trunk without any Nails, with a flap on the top. The Trunk is as inches long, eight inches afid a half wide, and six inches deep, with a Lid hav ingone of Mr. Seabrook's, the maker's, shop-bills pasted in the inside olit, containing a Print. of St. Paul's Church at the top, and several Trunks and Poronanteans on the sides. There was an iron lock to the lid, alit three straps to the flap, wOth buckles, and the flap and trunk were lined with striped ticking, and there were. small leather handles at each end of the Trunk. The said John Sidaway has since been at Greenock, from which place it is supposed he went to Hull, in Yorkshire, but it is now probable he has since taken some other direc tion. BRIGANTI NE. WANTED, an Owner for One-third Share,of.a Vessel of about 13e; Tons burthen, which wilt, be ready to be launched in a fortnight ; has a remarkably ne Hold, that will stow three Tier of Wine, and is intended to sail from the Port of London, in the Lisbon, or Mediterra nean Trade, in which there is little doubt of her Paving con stant employ. She will be rigged as a Brig, and the fineness of her bottom will no doubt ensure her sailing well. For Partieulars inquire of Messrs.• Watkins and Cowper, Solicitors, Featherstone-buildings, Htilborn. .• FRESH POTTED cr4AR - - - - - --- No. 107, CQrncr of SavcifSteps, Dcc. 8, tBoz. OHN BURGESS and SON revedfully inform j the Nobility and Families in gonc'ral, they h'uve this day received - a Quantity of FRESH. P 0"1"FE . 1) CHAR from Wintindermere Lake, which they can-recommend to be of a superior quality to any before introduced. New P. Sturgeon, Welch. Smoaked Salmbn, Brunswick Sausages, New French Olives, Warehouse as above. STEAM ENGINE.—FLAX MACHINERY. STEAM ENGINE and Machinery from a Flax MalinfaClory, takttn down within the limits of the Lon don. Docks at Wapping.—To Sail-Cloth, Ticking, Dowlas, Thread-makers, and all others concerned in manufaduring of Hemp, Flax, and Tow : To be Sold in Lots, made agree able to Purchasers, the above Machinery, consisting of Sil vering; Drawing, Roving, and Spinning Machines for Flax ; Breaking,-Carding, Roving and Spinning Machines for Tow or hurt Flax; Millwork, comprising standing and going Geers, fully equal to isork toeo - Spindles, and various other Articles of Machinery, the whole of which are upon the Most approved principles, nearly new, and may be set.to work at a small Expellee ; also a Brass Cutting Engine, of the latest Improvement; a Steam Engine, by Bolton and Watt, combining all the recent I mprovements, calculated-to the poWer.oftwelve korses, and „was used with the above Macbinery. As no Expelee, was spared to make the whole complete, it is presumed well worth' the notice of those in tendin to-enter into a Concerti of this kind. Particulars may be known by personal application, or Letters (post-paid), to Mr. Wooding, Red Lion-square, Lon don. PATENT SAFEGUARD - SPLINTER BAR, for instan taneously disengaging Horses from Carriages. LEITH ;ma Co. beg leave to assure the 11 • Public, that they entertain the deepest sense of gra_ titude, for the very liberal patronage they have already expe rienced in the sale of Williams's Safeguard plinter Bar, and that it shall be their particular study to merit a continuance of the same favoUr. . _ From the multiplied testimonies of general Approbation; with which they are daily furnished, they may now confi dently assert, that the advantages which they attributed to this important Inventton when first announced, haVe been uniformly realized. They have had the satisfaelion of receiving 'communica tions from several Gentlemen, acknowledgin&,'that to this Apparatus alone, have they owed their safety-in situations, which, from the horses taking fright, falling, or becoming restive, must, in Carriages fitted only with the common Splinter Bar, have exposed them to the most imminent danger. The simplicity of its aaiou, and 'the immediate precision of Its ellect cannot be surpassed; while it is at the same time apparent, that the• Hoises are as securely attached to the Carriage,. until the moment 'of voluntary diSengagement, as when, put-loin the usual mode. Models may be seen, at any hour of the day, and every re quisite explanatiiin obtained, by applying to Messrs. I.eiih and Co. at their MamtlAdorie4, „Nos. Z, 4, and toy,•Shoe ialle, • .. ___:".......... La - . Pl' C 4l \ ......-- , .------77---- .. A, ( 4 --: A, * '• . ----....... ~ .. '...4 ' .P h • ,4 ` I '4- . '... / A\ :. - ' '''' • ik7:1.7 - 5 : •k/ A•• 1. . 'I V % O P fi ") 4•1/ . ,k , • __,1)4,1144 • ;LrY__4.lj:-'/ i - cr . 9 C k i a.ilt t _ .. 4,. \ „.,1,,,;45., 0 ,,- -. .....Nz.k. - 0 ?.?-4i, t . 1 7 ,- - , -- - i - -1 t s tl _ ---:W--r .1 - ''---------' a _.>„.,,,,, , -... t ._ . ,,, /' k. —.,.. . ----, MIN"' 4ilik 4 4 , s [PRICE SIXPENCE. ofi'FicE OP' ORDNANCE, Deconier 15, /802. H E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Elis -11- • 1144yESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Nyder, that they will be ready, at their Office, in St. Margaret.strcat Westminster, on FRIDAY, the 3ist instant, to receive Proposals from such Persons at may be willing to undertake the Supply of Melo/lowing descriptions of Articles, for the Se►vice of the Ord. nance Department, upon contrafis for a given period, viz. Sand Bags, Turnery Articles, Iron, British and Foreign ; Tackle Hooks, and various other Articles - of Iron Ma nnfaeture ; Intrenching Tools, Tinmans' Articles, and Lighting of Lamps ; Copper Hoops and Rivets, Copper smiths' Articles, Nails and Spikes, of various Sorts Painters Work at the Tower, Westminster, Greenwich, ' and Woolwich; Cartridge Paper for Swan 'Arms, also Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, for Wrapiag up Carta • ridges; Petty Emptionary .Articles, Serge for making Cartridges, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins; confirmable to Patterns. and Specimens, which 'nay be inspeaed at the Tower, UtC7l applicaticn to the Chief Clerk, under the Principal Storekeeper of the Ordnanty, when irintcd of the Contra d, and .s•ehedur V the Artici;,c to _tarnished under each contraht, may be. received by Pe sins who inte.4 to make proposals for such c.ntraas. The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, sealed up, and marked on the cat. side, with a specification of the Articles intended 1, be supplied, and no Tender 'will be admitted after the 3 It iII4 hint . By Order cf the Board, P H. CREW, Sec. BAST INDIA HOUSE, November 24, 18n2. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 0 ENG LAND trading tv the East Italics, de hereby give Notice, That they are ready to receive Proposals, in writing, at any time on er before FRIDAY, the 31st December next, from any Persons who may be to BUILD SHIPS, of about Tons Blerthen, to be Let on Freight for the said Company's Ser• vice for Six Kyages certain. The Tenders with the Iverds " Ship Tender" on nJ.e cover, to be „several?) , sealed q, and left with the SecTetaui at or before • Twelve o'clock at Noon on Friday, the said 3 tst December next, beyond Which hour not any Tesder will be received. WILLIA M RA itISA Y, See. The particulars If the principal dimensions and scantlings, also an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the usual Charter Party, as an outline, with the ohm,- Terms and Conditioni on which the' Ships are to be tendered, and entertained in, the Company': Service, also the Draft conformably to whi6h the Ships are to he Built, may be seen on application to Mr. games Colgan, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Tuesday, the sotb ROSEATE LOTION, A Certain and Effedual REMEDY for SCORBUTIC HABITS, ERUPTIONS, and IMPURITIES in the FACE and SKIN. THIS 'LOTION, which is singularly efficacious in the Cure of CUTANEOUS DISORDERS. may be used by the most scrupulous and fastidious, without the smallest apprehension of danget to the most delicate habits, it being composed of the most simple materials, without any mixture of mercurial preparation (a thing much dreaded by persons of weak or debilitated constitutions). It operates on the parts afte6ted, by effectually removing from the Face and Sk►n, Pimples. Blotches, Preternatural Redness, what is commonly denominated Black Worms, and blackness occa sioned by surfeit, and that without any danger of causing the Disorder to return into the System, and at the same time renders the Complexion beautifully clear and healthful. The Proprietor can with confidence recommend the above Lotion ifs one of the safest and most ui.exceptionable ever offered to the Public, it being attended with no pain or un pleasant sensation in the application ; and has never been known to fail in the most obstinate Cases, in effecting a com plete cure in the course of a few weeks, as can be testified by many respectable Families who have used it. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, 4 'Mr. Gilbert's, glover,/'No. 124, Holborn Hill, and no where else, in bottles of ss. 6d. and tos. 6d.'each, stamp duty included, with pro. per direztioris for using it. Extrad of a Letter addressed to Mr. Itoct, A soN, Printer,' Bookseller, Statiorier; and Vender of all the genuine Me dieines, Stourbridge. SIR, - • • you will be pleased to transmit the following Case to Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, at his Dispensary, in Manchester: Audnam Brook, near Stourbridge, Worcestershire, Feb. 16, 18ot. Mr. Lic.Ncp.l, Sir,. I beg you will publish the following extraordinary Cure, and I sincerely wish that those who make trial of your ANT I SCO ROUT IC DROPS were candid and impartial in giving a just account of their effects to the Public. I am persuaded that the number of our fellow-creatures labouring under dreadful complaints, Might not only he. relieved, but their Dis Orders effectually eradicated. About nine years ago I was knitted with leprous and scorbutic Eruptions, which made their appearance on different parts of my body, which increased with such rapidity, that of late years 1 have been_ truly leprous', my whole frame being at times covered with scales resembling the bark of a tree, handfuls of which were taken (Army bed every morning ; the itching that attended was intolerable, and still more insufferable was the smarting pain which succeeded scratching. Before I began taking your Drops,.however incredible it may appear to‘the Public, it is certainly a-fatt, that on different parts of rm , body there were not less than five hundred ulcers through disease ; I at times lost the ule of my limbs thereby, and was almost in capable of foll , Oring my business, on which was the sole de pendence my family and self had to look to for our support. In this reduced and truly deplorable state, my family and friends had given up all hopes of my recovery ; but an ac quaintance of mine seeing the Case. of Timothy Mason, of Wigan, in Lancashire, in the Birmingham Paper, persuaded me to make trial of your Drops. I immediately . purchased a small Bottle of Mr. Rollason, Printer, in Stourbridge, which I found greatly to alleviate my pain, and through persevei ing, till I had taken, I think, six or seven small Bottles, I am grateful .that I am now, and have been many months, able to follow my employ. If arty further satistadion be re quired of the *truth of this great Cure, the inquirer may be fully satistied•by applying.to Mr. Wheely, Glass-manufac turer, or Mr. Rollason, Stourbridge ; Mr Tomkinson, Deep field I row. Works, near Wednesbury ; Mr: Foster, Brettel- Jane Lime-Works ; and by, Sir, • Your numble Servant, 'EDWARD WRI G HT, . joiner. Attested in presence of Mr. Wheeley and Mr. Rollason. To Mr. 1.1c,,N0m, Surgeon, No. 57, , Bridge-street Manchester. These Drops ar:-. sold in moulded squire bottles at 12s. an't 4s. 6d.--one 12.5. bottle, is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones.- They- may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr. Lig num's 'Dispensary, No., 57, Bridge-street, \ Manchester ; at Howard And Lyons's, No. 42, Long-lane, West-Smith field, sole wholesale Agents in. London ; and retail, by the follo%ving.persons t H. Ctindell, No. 47, Minories ; W. Clarke, No. 269, Borough; Jordan, No. 33, Whitechapel ; Jeboult and Co. No. tic, Oxford-Street; Knight, Norton Falgate ; Kirk, No. 119; Cockhill, Ratcliffe ; Mr: Pidding, No., 76, Oxford-Street ; Sutton, No. 14t, Long-acre; Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn*,; Wade, Old Bond-Street, and No. 163, k leet-Street ; and by the principal Venders of xgaiozi iA Gray Townie , the