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15 14 - WZ , A2! 4-4 41.> t : L :3 • • T 74' *Pi NIIMBER 45 1 5 .] 17 1 1) A F, MARCH 1807. [PRICE SI XPEV( E. .DR. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST courtETEn. ISLAND OF CARRIACOU, ONE OF THE CRENA- NAYY-OFFIC.Ei Feb. 26, 1807 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS dud COMM IS SIONZRS of His MAYES:I"s IV/WY do ter,ty give Notice, that on Tbmsdiy, the 12th of ilfarl-6 next, ni Onc o'Cinck, they will be realty to treat iiitbinit Persons as may 61 to''Consrt7 for suiptying THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 7, 1807, will be performed Tat CURFgW. WITH • TEICELI • Or, THE SIEGE` OF MONTGA'I'L. `On Monday will be produced (never performed) a new 0 pe 't4tic Piece' in Two Acts; called The Young Hussar; or, I..iye and Mercy. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `r-p -1 0-MORROW EVENING, Mare 7, 1807, J. will be performed HAMLET. Hamlet,. Mr- KEMBLE e - Polonius, Mr. MUNDF.N; Laertizs, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. MURRAY ; Ghost (first time), Mr ; Quectt, Mrs. ST. JAGER • Ophota (first time), Mis,s B01:12 1 0 N. W HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, TUE GOLDEN EGG. Boxes 65. Second Price 35.-I'4 3s. 6,1, Second Price zs.— .1 Gallery 25. Second, Price ts.—Uppts,Gallery is. Second I rice 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart,. .4 street. , . The Doors to be openeXat Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. O Monday, Richard the Third ; with Harlequin and 'Mother Coos:. , To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIE.S.AND GENTLEMEN ' ANIMATED in the most sensible manner by -the repeated assurances of support. which I continue to receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude for such additional and disinterested narks of favour. • - I have already humbly submitted to you'my pretonsionS. to fill - a seat in the Direction The a xperience of a great tibia of my life in the Company's-service, combined with en, lire leisure, eonbtitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more 1 cannot otter, and more I am sure 'you do not require in.a ' Candidate, to enable him to,klischarge the duties of this im portant station; but I may, I trust, without presumption, give you , my'solemn assurance, that in the event of my suc cess (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaves the no room to doubt it) my,ability.shall be exercised to the 'Utmost, and the whole of my time be devoted to the fulfil tnent of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East India Company. I trust that thOse Proprietors to whom I have not yet paid ray respeds, ivill not impute time apparent neglect to any, other than the real-cause, the extensiveness-rid - the Canvass. 1 have the honour to he, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient.and obliged huinble Servant, Eirchin.lane, Feb. ir, 1897. RouERT wi N.H. Captain Williams's ComMittee meet every Wedrtes... • day, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend from Eleven to Five o' Clock, by whom aoy constnunications will bethankfully received. • WHITt HART INN, GRAVESEND. EFrzit the above HOuse, about two'Years since, by a Gentleman who his—net since'been heard vf, a A: LACK LEATHIIit PORTMANTEAU, containing Wearing Apparel, and Linen mirkerl. j. V. - S.. which, unless owned witnin Fourteen Days frotti,this Date, will be sold to pav the Bill then incurred by the Owner. , Dated this6th Day of March, iSo7. WANTEI? TO PURCHASE, A N ADITOWSOiNL - with 'the prospe& of very ~nL. 'cob , Possession, from Four Hundred Pounds to Nine Hundred,: °units fler Anhurn. Particulars addressed, past paid, to X: Y. No. 7, East street, Red Lion-square, will meet with due attention. OVERNMENT STATE LOJTERY, to begin Drawing i4t4 APRIL. • SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £zo,oo, - - arc - - X8o,o:lo 4 _ - .. - io,coo -.--- - .. 40 , a ,,,, 000 - 2O;000 • to - - - - loco - 10, t rov lc, - - - - Su - so - .O 30 - - -.too ' - 30p0 4 , - - - - so _ . 20 , o :3000 - • - - 20 - -.- - - - 60,000 3.00 First-drawn Tickets 10 each - - - - 31,000 25,0.0 Tie,:ets _jc~~Coo Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - - 20,000 Ditto NI Day - - 20,c00 • Ditto .. - xt Pay - - 20,000 • Ditto - , - • itil Day - - Ditto - - - ctit Day - - trk.o.o Ditt!Y - - - - btlt Day lo,ocO TICKETS and stir\ RT . S are on Sale at every Licenced 'Lottery Mike. . I'MESE'N'T PRICE : Ticket - ZI9 16 0 Half . - - kio 3 p Eighth - ,Ls ry• Quarter - 5 3 o : Sixteenth r 6 o The above Scheme will P'oint ont•the necessity of an early Purchase. as Four Prizes of zo,oool. each will be stag-to he otrawri in the first lour Days, exclusive of other Capital Prizes. - . HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Roy 4 Exchange, are selling TICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing STATE LOTI ER Y, which will begin Draw ing.the 14th of. April next- The First-drawn Tickets op the Four first Days of Draw kng will be entitled to TWENTY Tr.- - 10 USAPJ I ) OS each, and the First-drawn on the Filth arid Sixth Dais to 11'EN THOUSAND POUNDS each ; and the First-drawn 3000 Tickets, in addition to any other Benefit that 104 y full to them, w ill'beentitled to TEN P ifti 1)5 each. ' In the last Lottery, EVERY FINED CAPITA L'PRIZE was sold at this Office. comprised in the following,' viz. - of ,C 30,0 00 t - of r stses) • or 20,000 and 2 - of 'lOOO. 1 -of fo,oeo All in Shares ; • Ahd one of 50001. in a Whole Ticket. •* Orders from the Country, with Rem ittance, attended lb oh the sArfle Terms as it present. z TO THE LADIES. Itt AGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATOrtr, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAI RS'from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, &c. and for iinproying the COMP LEC TION. The above has been sufficiently celebrated throuo_ out thp Eastern' Nations, from whence it 'Wzis"tir4t brought to this Country by Lady W— M---r—ut:, and kLaS since that time sustained a chargter, in England, .ind on the Continent, as the only Depilatory: ever offered to, the Public which unites a mildness' of operation, not to irritate even the delicate skin of arc Infant, with ble and permanent efficacy. The constant apurimis • at tempts to imitate this Depilatory have induced , the Proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, No. t, Baker's.courr, Willem Bars, his sole Vender, by -whom it will in future he kohl, and at no other li)use in London.—Letters, post paid, and inelosing the amount, punctually. executed. Price 35. 4d. the Bottle. An abatement of is. in the six Bottles. N. U. In Turkey and E ; gypt"ii isetnpl;Tyjclbithelen..to give uniformity and shape to their Aluzituchtos, kc. f ~ ~, U. PHILLIPS -rove& fully announces . 1- tent Coinpletion of Dr. (.; k EGO R Y's NEW C CLO F. l:: DI A (the only Modern Work of the kind), in Two. large and magnificent Quarto Volumes, illustrated by One Hundred and. Forty Engravings, price ;1.. ics. in boards. 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THE LIBERAL 4RTS. - - Ear - y in this Month will `t.• "publi,shecl, in qtr►. price ts, to he continued every Saturday, during th eusuing :Months, No. I. of TIDE ARTIST : consisting of a Series of Essays r n various Subjects of Science and Art; written by M',:n of Eminent Professional A b i lity, on Topics relative to their respective Studies.. Rod by other Persons peculiarly Convetsant with those Subjects. Each Essay will have the Signature of its Author, and the whole will be edited By PRINCE 14()A RE:. Publi'shed by I ohn Murray end -John White, Fleet.strcet Will ani Miller , A l hem:irle-street ; John Harping, St. I inu.s street ; _sari es Aspernr; Corui.iil ; Countable and Co. Edinburgh; and Colin Archer, Dublin ;. Parker, Oxtura; and T. thirret, Cambridge. A PRUPER' PRESENT for 0 UNG PERSONS, parti cularly YOUNG LA 1)1 ES. Tins Day were published. In ThrTe Vols. pricc tos. 6d. in hoards 00KAL TALES Mit YOUNG . PEOPLE. Ity I‘l4s I.)G LW() RTH. Printed - fir J. Johnson, in St. I'aui's Church-yard ; and 8 . . in New'Bond-street. Account of this Work from the British Critic : --" We have accidentally delayrd the c,ntice of what we have long ago read with touch s 4 istaction, these volumes, which are vntitic:l to the wannest cotiiiiitind.ttion. They are very mo ral, entertaining, and instructive; atal we particularly advise them to be put into iha bah . ds et young ; erbons of the leinale sex, h; those who have the supemitendance of their educa tiiiii. We do not mean to sat, that they are not 1\ 4 1711 'ca cu lawd tOr youn4 'person& ol both , semes ; but they are in a pe culiar manner adapted to ydurig , , , vbircen, -Inaving.much caey of ~critiinent, as well as perspicuity and simplicity of language." MOTHIiRBY's NIF.DIrAt. DICTIONARY. - This 1.)::y was published,,, prize 245. PART Sr.C()ND • 1 THE NEW LONDON MEDICAL Diq 7 . ,TioNARy. . . To he continued every Six Mont* ' and completed in Four ; Parts, tOrming,twylarAe Quarto Volumes: • • • Dr. Motherby's Medical' DiCtionary has stood the test of time, five large Editions having been sold in about 20 years but the declining health of the Author and his Successor pre_ ! vented them from paying due attention to the numerotas•im provements-in diffrent brandies of the Science : and, on a careful revisal of the DiCtionatv, so much was to be added or otnitttd so many changes. anti inorhficationg of former opi 'nuns bad occurred.; that it has 'become a New Work. It : merited, theretOlo, a New Title, It is now offered to the world as a compiote View of • Modern Opinions and Modern Pratice in every Branch of the Profession. Its extent is in creased by one. half beyond that of the former Editions; while tautology and useless redundance arc in every part cor rea.:d and avoided. TMS' Work will he illustrated with at, least Sixty Plates, wholly new, seeded with peculiar care, and roresenting the nwst important and instruttive objeas in the different branches of the Science. London : Printed for 1. Johnson, W.l: : And I. ichardson,* Walker, G. Wilkie and 1. Robinson,..Scateherd'and Let.: terman, I..Stockdale., Cutheil and Martin. Vernor, flood, and Sharp::, ‘Vynne and Schotey,. G. Kearsley, ! Hurst, Rces, and ()rite, (.'.;dell end Davies, Lackingt6i, Allen, and Co. K. Phillips, I. Mawman, and I. Booke r . DINE ISLANDS. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION*, At Carraway' Coffee-hotrse; in the City. of London, on Thursilly the 13th Day of August, 1807, at 12 o'Clock at Noon, unless previously Disposed of by Private Contrail, ACOITON PLANTATION in, a high state of Cultivation, called L'ANCE'LA ROCEIE ; tain int Acres of 'And, or thereabouts, situate in the Island of Carriacou, with the Dwelling-house, Cotton-house, Gin ning Machine, Negro-houses, Cow-house, Work-shops, and other Buildings, and the Utensils and other ligeas used with or belonging to the said Ptatil2tioll; and alSo' 123 Slaves, Men, Women, and Children. - Particulars of the Plantation, &c. and the Tettms of Sale, to be had of Messrs. ‘Vacleson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, in Austin-friars, Loudon, Who are authorized to treat tor the Stile of Property. Pa - nit:Wars may also he had of Alex ander Cockburn, Esq. of Grenada; and of -Walter , NPlanis, .Esq. of Carriacou, who will strew the Premises. COMPLETE RESIDENCE For a Small Genteel Family, Farms, &c. oil the Border of tile New Forest, Hampshire. ' TO BE 501,D BY AUCTION In, Several Lots, On Thursday, the zd Day of A Aril next, at the Greyhound • Inn, 'in Furoinghridge, • AGENTELL-DWELLING-HOLTSE, with two Coach houseti, tourstalied Stable, beautiful Carden, well stOckel with Wall: fruit, &c. &c. of 'above Half an , Acre, and several striall _Fields, of about Eight , acres, lying contiguous, situate at the Ehrrance of Fordingbridgc, late the Properry and Residence of Stephen Turner, Esq. deceased ; forming a most desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Fami ly, Foxand other Hounds within a short distanca,,the finest River almost in England through the Town, and the Beau tieS of 'the surrounding Coontry, and all other Patticulars' concur in braking this- a most desirable Opportunity for-a Gentleman wishing the pleasures of a country 4 le, and the comforts_of a town-close to his house: At thc same time will be also Suitt by Aulion, a very E. good, 1. arm of above ro,s Acres, within 1 he Parish of. Fording bridge, lett to an unexceptionable Tenant lot' the term of Seven Years from Michaelmas, 1804 ; and another Farm of about es . Acres, "close to the Town, now lett frOm year to year to a like good Tenant ; and.some Small Houses and Gardens near the above-mentioned Dwel hug -house. • And on the same Day and'the next follawing (Friday, the" jd April) will alsobe sold try . A tidion(on the Premises) the very good Household Furnitore in the above-mentioned Dwelling-libuse ; a one-horse Chaise, and the Horse belong ing to it'; and various other Articles, to be mentioned in the Catalogue.. • ' _' • • B. - .The - said Dwelling-house, Garden, rtc.. are in most excellent repair and condition, and fit for irrpnedirte occu pation. Distance from Salis4tury ti miles, Soutbanipton 20, Ringwood 6; Lvmington tB, Lyndhurst to, Christchurch is, Woodyeates lon w, Blandford 20.- • • •• - Printed Particulars will be soon ready at Mr. Young's, the Aritlioneer, rat Romsey ;' Mr. Elderfield's Office, ditto ; at Mr. Strickland's, Fordingbridge -; ana at Messrs. Sandys and Horton's, Crane-court, 'F leet-street, London ;- and a view or the Premises may be had by applying at the I fluse. CONSUMPTIONS CURED A NY Person who has re.z'ison.to fear the npproach of this Disease, or is labor:ring under its confirmed stages, is informed that' a ()rug. never before used in Medi-. cine, has, by repeated trials, been found ,to possess such powerful- qualities. that itt nine cases out of ten Consump tion has yielded as certainly as intermit tang Fevers do to Bark. Those who are satisfied that the usual expedients are utterly vain, comtaling as it were .witn --- Itswers the - grave that is opening beneath them will see it their duty to try a Medi cine thus recommender?, and that they may not suppose this an idle assertion. sufficient for a trial will be given gratis to' a:,) - Person. I t is sold under the name of 110 P E's HECTIC PILLS, at. as. gd.- the Box, Wholesale and Retail, by G. Walker, toe', Great Portland-street; also Retail by Ward, 324, Holborn ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sheppard, Bristol ; Hazard,liath ; Marshall, Northampton, &c. Of whom may be had, Hope's Essay on Consump tion, as. . . NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. A Li, Persons going Abroad' are reqwested to take Notice, that the YELLOW FEV'ER POWDERS, and Preventive I nfusiors, which destroys the ElledS of all Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or ur,..vholesome Climates, may be obtained at the IVa;chou.ws, which have been esta blished with the most Philanthropic Views, at No. 4), Charinz Cross, near the Aatniralty, Lon&a, and No. Castle-street, Liverpool, by appointment of the. piredors of the Institution, to se,nne Health in Foreign Parts, WIICTO Pestilential Diseatiies generally prevail. • . 1 lie Powders and .1 nfusion are puked in Tin Boxes,, each of whieireootaios s Quantit sufficient for One. Person tor TwelyeMouths, together with ample Direttiots ler its I.J:e and Application. Pitironized and strongly recommandad by RegUitir aid Ern4lent • , • YOUTH o f eith e r Sex, wbo o;:ve., practised a • secret arid CL:4truAiv.p Vice, and. thirc:by relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous s)stein,7%vill find the CORDIAL -13A1.N1 of GI ',FAD ilre lost power. , ful, certpin, and elledual restorative. This Cordial has been uncommonly successful with young people , who have the appearance and air of old'age ; who are becotne pal •, nate, benuinbed, stupid, - and even imbecile ; whose buttes are become bent, whose legs are no, longer scafeelv able to carry them ! who have,an,utter distaste for every- tliing, iird are totally incapacitated. W here the stomach is frequently disordered, the body is weakened; palen,ss, bodily decav, and eirraciation, succeed this most destrudive habit, and r ite eyes sink into the head. .T.his Cordial Balm has universally established its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enu merated ainongst the foremost - of those happy discoveries which medical research has procured as the,blessing of the human race, and greatest counteradive to human misery. As' Dr, Sulomon's practice is now beCome so great and ex tensive, and his constant enga4ements require a considerable portion of his time and attendance, lie expects, w hen' con what, the usual cornplimant of a Guinea; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccoinlianied with an rifler tOr Medicine and remittance, to be answered ar his leisure,. are required to inclose only lialf.a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety, be' thus directed —`c Money-letter, Dr. Soloman, Gilead House, near' Livefpool ; paid double post age.''--Letters may he ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. 13. at the Post-Office, till called for; A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas—The Cordial - Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, pi ice half-a-guinea each ; there areaiso bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bot tles at tos. 6d by which the Patient saves gs: including also. the duty l the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's- name and address, " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool, to Imitate which is felony. N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all . - letters, whatever, must be paid for. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab ' stergent Lption, and " Guide to Health," ire _ Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfutder, No. 38, aril Mr. Kaeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow,; W.' Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; Fl.. Craw. ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A, Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvarf ; Carson, New. Douglas ; T. IVPMillan, Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk. stay~ J Myth, Leven; I . Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; P. Craigie„ Montrose ;I. Mitchell, and Anderson, Aberdecti,; Dr. Whites Banff; Wlntosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, Stornoway; P.• Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and ilisset, Perth ; W.Atmerson, Starling; coke and:Rqici, Leith.; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; Vanct, Atc In oath; Diel<son, Inglis, Dumfries; Thorson; Berwick.; Weddel, Alawick; Paterson, ArbutlarhA. and lalnieson, Pc terheod ; A. M*Donald, Trongate, Gla:3oW; and by most BoAselleq and Venderti of ,l=atent Medictries'in the United Kmgcloin. RIGA HEMP. A Distribution of which, with a Form of the Tender, may Ge seen at 'hit Offee. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clock on the day i t ' Dewy, nor av noticed unless the Party, or an Agent jrO hior t attends. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, ' Feb. 23, tBr7. - 7171 - lECOIII.III7SSIQIVERS for VICTI.M.LLIWG . , MA7ESTY' NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tl:at Tuesday, the tcth of "'larch next, tbeywill be ready to ,receive Tinders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for the' sa , pply 'whet FRESH WATER -shalt be telnieed for Ob: rite Itlaiesq's Ships need. Vessels at Gurrnrey, for ;Vomit, ce lain, and further styli/ Six' 4 1onths.:zvai1Agf4ttlifierhez* - dm: either' tide' for the tereninatibn thereof ; th'einc - tie'ofilaYsiient ti; he by Mat, paynhie, , l4,ith , Interest, Pf -d ay s The ,ben darn :of the Ccntra-ei •kai ie;ri `a - iir*lfe'''Aierree; fa!) ' qh-Cce ;or by api.. , viNg to the -Coliegor 'of CUSVOnis everPiity. t i t - - y No rega , d will be lad to a , 9 re . n;ee'r in li , bich'gi l Priee not be in w0..1s at that tedellt , ered. to 11- Bral.d bef9 , e One o'Ciork on the s.eid Tue.;.lay, the (:;b • March rest, nor unless the Per:.o n;ho sonic 'Person on his helialf, attends, to.an:i2ver, when called L ING- 0 FFIC E, F. .zri, THE CO MM ISSIONERSibr VICTU'zi LING Ills Majesty's Naty do hereby give Notice,,That on ! Thursday, the . 26th 91 . 11a , e1t next,' they will be reaqty to receive Tenders, i , 9 writing (sealed 'up), and treat for Two Hundred of LIVERPOOL, or coerce grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal gooodnets :.And' for Eight 11/mired Tours of cIIESEIIRE BAY SALT of the largest grain, or Salt of eq.;II vainest, of which thePer:rcnivche make the Tenders are to prcdrece Samples ; to he deliz.ered into His sllajeily . is ('iaual. ling Store! at I)eptford, one-haif by the 3tit July ,nixt, and the remainder by the 3otk of Sep:ember frdirtving, free of charge and risk . to flit Majesty, except that 'be Contra or will be alllowed 2s, ltd. per Ton for P4rterage of the Sall from r i se to the Store: ; and to be, paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, nirtetr days after late. The Conditions of the contraft fatty be seen it the Secretary's Office, a: this Office; or by app?ying to the ClieSors of the Sal t Chetbire, rrsirc. tivety. Nu regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that rhall not be deliverid t. • t he Boaid before One o'clock on .tbe said Thurs:ify 261 , of illarcb next, or unless the Person tna4es the reader' • or !owe person en 6is behalf, attend!, to anivrer, ..rg.'6677 r died OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • evarcb , 4 ,: £SO7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 'MA.. yEsn's Otu?N,4Nrct so herery give Notice. - That Prloralc will be received at 11:cir o;ce, iit l'a7l—Mall, on ar &fire Monday, tke23l- inctant, from filch Per 301 r, de may 'e willing to undertake !be ..sfipp:j• c f FO . A GR E few [be Ordnance linrcer ita'ioned in the follo-rvisr r4-orth fri•ta;n mouth. I,ic or Wight, and Christehnlch Western, Wo. wic if, , vitlT its I?asteril, elclucive of IVarlev DeFenGleneio, riey; and Southern, celu4ive of hat- Ctiltitarn ha l n Liverpool, South West, including for- a per: tr( of April Next, the Forage to be P•rmid , rd is .11,1;;;;n3:, so ibi. of Oats, at:4?,!N. :por ROs!iel. La Ufilanci:Meattiw. mad g tb s ., of Wkeat or Itye atd to be-delivered at th e . crt mt'e. . S lrrt i onr,wt f o r „ pence of the cnitracZor, ;3 diSCllo,ful nirti [fortes with 9.its, at 8 ths. piM Retti;o:, r!., ; the (:ntrotirv. - "- P !VOW!: ?Pity te delivered r,Tarattly or jointly, foreacb Station; and it h expe&d that' the Contrador shall recih..e the .Stably Durg that may from time io time accumulate, makings* allowance Jr 2 the same: Further Particulars may he't 'sown 21 5 / 7 7/ app/icarion to the Of.. firers Commanding thr Royal Artillery in each Diaria ; and also at the Secretary's. q,q;,, in "P:111. Mall abresai,?, any D r ay h r • tween the flours of T r ess and Pour o'Cloik, where the Proposals are so le delivered, seal f q up, and eruinrsed, •t. Proposals for the Supply a Foiage." But ?Is .Prop.sal Coln he admitted after the :aid 23d instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sasne day, nor will any Tender be noticed unless the Patty making it, ye 44 Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By, Order of Board, A. IL CREW, Sec. AMONG - the Disorders of Health 'we class an habitual Costiveness, and ObstrUCtions in the Vessels eonneled with Digestion, which, from the use of Purga. tives, are not relieved, but- they become a ConsitutiOnat Complaint. Calomel, Ai tibilioas Medicines, and various Formula have •been employed, but they certainly only dis c charge the accumulated matter, leaving the cause still exist. ing ; and every one, under their operation, finds the neces. sity of continuing, and periodically' increasing the dose..from the tone and sensitiveness of the Stomach and Intestines be. ing partially destroyed. The success of sPi Ls Hell Y's PATENT ANTISCORBLIFIC DROPS, ht removing Clandular Obstrudions, improving the Appetite., and de- Stroying that irritation causing !lead. ache, Sense of Weight, Nervous Attie:lions, &c. jiive full value to this A ntiscorbutic, as when, employed in (rout, Rheumatism, Uicerotions, or Scrophu la. Mr. S rilsbury •is not accountable for. any mixture sold,. unless the words " By the King's Patent" are inserted at length on the hill of direetions, bottle, and wrapper ; the stamp also (the King's duty) ts• printed in black ink instead of red ink Sold at the )ispensary, No. is, Soho-square, Loritton, in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and 11, 22. duty included. Compound Essence as..