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• _ - e .,5•••11: 74 5, • / Ti 1 / 1 1' 1) 4 4 4 7t "e l n tr 4 At' " 3 Tj • • 4* "` ' ,N *. • "V‘ r 1' r - -.vrn — io 1, 1. 1L..4 ' NUMBER 1231.) ,-.__ WEDN E S _DA Y, DECEMBER 22, • Soz. [PRICE SixvENCll: FRESH POTTED CHAR. No. 107, Corner of Savoy Steps, Dec. 8, 180,... JOHN BURGESS and SON reipealay inform the Nobility and Families in general, they have this day received, - a Quantity of FRESH POTTED CHA It from Winandermere Lake, which they can recom:nend to be of a Superior quality to any before introdUced. •New P. Sturgeon, Welch Sawaked Salmon, Brunswick Sausages, New French Olives, &c. • Warehouse as above. ICITCHEN FURNITURE, LAMP, and LAMP-OIL WAREHOUSE, No. in, Two Doors from St. Dunsrein'ti Churcb, Fleet-street. • 'ARNOLD FINCHETT respectfully begs' leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, &e. that they may be supplied at the above Warehouse with the greatest variety of Articles or the best Workmanship, and on the moat reasonable Terms, in Double Block Tin, Copper or Iron Kitchen lure.;Fur , comPlete Sets of Double Block Tin Kitchen .Furni rinUre, at 81. Bs. or any part may be had separate, if re quired; Portable Roasting Jacks, with reflecting Skreens, c alculated for small Families ; Portable Cottage Ovens, t hat may be used • over any Stove or common Fi re , sets of Double Block Tin Dish Covers ; a genteel as. ortme n t of real Pontipool and Bronzed Tea and COll-Ce IJUrns, elegantly mounted, and.of the newest patterns • tine apanned T ea T rays , W a iters, Tea Caddies, Plate patterns ; fie Coffee Biggins,,ttc. in Pontipool and other ornamental J a pan; an elegant assortment of Plated Ankles, with silver . E dges ; Kitchen7R a nges, Register, Pantheon, and Forest Stoves • great variety of Table Knives , Jelly Mpuids, C hamber Bathing Machines; Conjurers, or Travelling Kit. s t iens, cal cu l ate d f or Pl ea sure Parties' ; Phosphorus Tind er 150 xes and Matches ; Hearing Trumpets to assist. Deaf Per-' r n s ; large assortment of Lanterns, and Patent i . s allys for Staircases Sidebdards, Counting-houses, Read ''g Chambers, Warehouses ; and .various other purposes. Genuine Spettnaceti PATENT HAIR SPRING. ROSS respeafuily informs the Public, that after K much attention and expence, he has invented and ` dro ught to complete perfetti:m a SPRING for the HAIR. wit :rile objed -of its construction a is to en.:ble es Gentlemen, hout the assistance of .Servant or a Hair Drser, to ex- Change a Dishabille for a full Head-dress.—The Spring is so PPried to a Queue, that it may be fastened to or loos_ 'fled from the natural Hair or a Pertniue in a single mo tient, With ou t th e p oss ibili t y o f its. i nadvert ent ly f a lli ng Z i l r• It i$ Oculiarly adapted for Gentlemen who ride, hunt, ~,,,,,°o t , and take such exercise, as discomposes the Hair, and ' l l be ► found an excellent expedient for Military and i‘aval Officers. tAS its utility will excite an universal demand, and thereby oyoke a servile imitation, ROSS has procured a PATENT h 2 . 1 t i and as the extent of tha t ut ili ty cannot be described, ,c Invites the Public to exami ne t h e I nvent i on at h i s ‘Vare .lloUse for Ornamental Hair i n a ll i ts var i ous fash i ons, at Oql T l avern.9 , Bishopsgat e - s t reet , w i t hi n three doors of the Lon ..._ DISEASES OF THE EYE. COSTELLO's COLLYRIUM, or ROYAL EYE TOIN"FMENT. HIS-Medieine possesses great and infallible efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from Whatever causes they may arise—as recent Colds, relics of ethe Small-pox or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of acrimony in the Blood or Juices. In cases of 0 plithalmy, 114bitual Infl ammat i on, ex c or i ate d and ulcerated Eye-lids, and that hithertodeemed incurable Disease, the gaping or re- N 'erred Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising power, :5 P hysicians and Surgeons of" great eminence can attest. V also clear s an d strengt h ens Sight, removes Specks and 'lrris, and restores the Eye-lashes, e,though apparently may applied an at any time of life. COSTELLO'S CERATE is a Medicine applied, with equal 'lrecess, to much more general purposes. It heals, in the most etiedual manner, all kinds of Wounds, Burns, and t 'aids ; and is the best k n o wn Appli cat i on to old anal inve !rate Ulcers in the Legs, and other partS of the body ; many thehich it has perfedly e, in Patient's (kischarged (very, Serviceable Most celebrated Hospitals as incurable. It is also very, 'serviceable in the Piles, all scrofulous and scorbutic Sores, e c l , l rfs, Eruptions, Chilblains, and Chapped Hands. so?old boxes 2s. gd. each (Duty included), by , B. Shaw, si lo W holesale Agent, No. 74, High-street, Southwark ; I ., s° Parrat, 113, Mount -street, Grosvenor-square ; Wade, t r e '. Phi Bond -street, and 163, Fleet-street; Clare and Hil it; (late Swinney), 2r, Pall-Mall ; jeboult, 150, and r g. 76, Oxford-street ; Watson, 137, 'Tottenham-court oad pat& withers, 229, Strand ; E. Newbery, Corner of St. s T urtl Royal Exchange; Brennand, 156, Bishops e-Without ; Vade, 46, Cornhi Cundell, 47, Minories ; 4rrrery, 2, B ridge-street, Westminster ; Meredith, 23, Mount borire,`', near the Asylum, Lambeth ; and Ward, 3a4, Ho!- 4-oncion. .hE Public are reTc tif u lly informed, that the following is the Scheme of the State Lottery tor April next. SCHEME. No, of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 4 of £. zO,OOO -is £.80,000 3 -- to,co, -- 3c. , ,0z0 3 . 5,000 4 15,0c0 3 -- 2,000 t, 004, 5 1,000 -- 5,,,00 3t, _— . 10. , -- 3,0c0 6o -- so __ 3,000 12,50 0 -- 24 --- 250,000 12,603 Prizes 31;39z Blanks 44; 00 0 Tickets. ,C 397.,000 Begins. Drawing April 4, -180 , 3 SWIFT and Co. State Lottery Office,-Poultry. • „ _ CARPETS, I-ILARTH RUGS, tic.jCheap.Bargains), No. 4; Coventry-street. irESSRS. H0L.: ., 11.?,S -and —Co. r6peeltially IVI form the Public,. that their remaining Stock of the. above Articles will, contiunc On sale only a, few days longer, as the Premises ai'e di;pr.red cif, and possession will then be given. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of' Chancel.), made in a Cause, FA.RRE against Ell GG with. the Ap probation of John Ord, Esq. one of the Mafters tiff he said Court, on Wednesday the Twelfth, Thureday - the Thir teeitn, and FridAy the Fourteenth Days pf• Januar y, between the Hours of Ten and Eleveno'Clock in the Fore noon of each Day, at the Tinker Inn, at Turvey, and at the Halt Moon Inn, at Kempston, in the County of Bedford, in Sundry Lots A • Considerable Quantity of OAK, ASH, and . ..C3- ELM TIMBER, growing in the several Parishes of Cold Brayfield„ Lavendon, and Newton Elossomville, in the County of Bucks, and iii Harrold Hagsden,.and Kempston, in the said County - of Bedford, .on different parts- of the Estates of the late William Farrer, of Cold Brayiield afore said, Esq. deceased. Printed Particulars may be had at the said Master's Cham bers, Southampton-buildings,. Chancery-lane ,• of Messrs. Graham, Lincoln's-Inn; of Mr. Morgan, Bedford.-square, and of Mr Gatty, Angel-court,_ Throgmorton-street, Lon don; of Mr. Gee, Surveyor, at 'Purvey, near Oulney, and of Mr. Kitelee, Surveyor, .at Cistlethorpe, near Stoney Strat ford,. Bucks. . AFine Head of Hair is admitted to he the first Ornament in Nature, which the. late prevailing Fashion,'has made many a Lady and Gentleman repent cut ting off a 'beautiful Head of. Hair. The Proprietor of ,Stira cia's Italian Oils, is happy to acquaint them, that by using a tew Pots of his Oils in time, they will have their Hair restored more beautiful than ever, and also bring it to its na. tural Colour, perfectly taking oil the disagreeable one. the Wigs has left. It being the only thing in use at present in Paris, which the Proprietor has just left, and is happy to acquaint the Ladies of this Country, .that he has persuaded the Parisian Belles to adopt the mode of -using his Oils, ac cording to the Diredions ; it is not only more efficacious, but prevents the Hair looking so greasy. To be had at the Proprietor's, No. q 4, Newman -street, • Oxford -street, and at the. Shops as usual, at Ss. a • Pot, or 21. 14s. a Dozen. • FOR RHEUIVIATISMS, LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS, PALSY, Flatulency,. Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general Debility • and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, BRUISES and CHILBLAINS, THITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF. MUSTARD, ( Pills and Fluid),are the most elleCtual remedies in the World, having succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years standing, after every other means had failed, and it has absolutely cured more Patients of the above Complaints, than all the Medicines ever made public.-- The Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its ope ration, that Chiblains, Sprains and Bruises are removed by two or three Applications. It is prepared and sold, at is. gd. each bOx or bottle, by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. ►s, Greele-street,• Soho, Londonond may be had.ot every Medicine Vender in Eng..' land, Ireland, West Indies, and America.-: To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Genuine is signed on the Label by . the 'Proprietor, R. tpltnston, Apothecary, ,`No, 15, Greek-street, - Soho, London. This Day was published, in OClavo, Price 7s. in boards, The First Vdlutnc of THE NAVAL HISTORY •of the late WAR, Compiled from Authentic Documents. By . WILLIAM STEWART ROSE. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. 'and W. Davies, Strand. • This Day were published, In. Two Volumes Octavo %%all Explanatory Engravingsi Price 18s. in boards, LEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY; be ing an I ntroduetion to the Systema Naturw of Linnmus ; Comprising the Characters of the .whole Genera, and most remarkable Species; particularly of all those that are Natives of Brh.ain, with the principal Circumstances of their History and .Manners. Likewise an alphabetical Arrangement, with Definitions of Technical Terms. - - Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand: * The Secc.aad Volume niay be had separate.. This Work is meant to facilitate the Study of History to retired Persons, to those who have, no access to public Lectures, and to such as are not sufficiently acquaint ed with the Latin ~Language. Even to the more Learned it will stipply,the Want (as far, at least, as the Natural History of Britain is concerned), of the Systema Naturre of Linnteus, a Work of high Price, and not always to be met with : and the Glwstdies will assist those who are in possession of that Work, with an Explanation of the Terms used by the Swedish Naturalist. This Day was published, price 2s. AHOUSE TO BE SOLD. A Music;d Piece, in Twci Ads, as now performing at the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane. By JAMES COBB, ESq. The Music Composed and selez.ted by Michael Kelly. Printed for G. and Rubinson, Paternoster-row., In a few days will be published, Neatly printed in Foolscap Octavo, RADUS ad CANTABRIGIUM ; or, a Dic tionary of Term 3, Academical, Colloquial, or Cant, which are used at the University of Camhridge•; with a va riety of curious and entertaining Illustrations. Printed for W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. • • NEW NOVEL BY MRS. WEST. - This Day was published, In Three Volumes, jamo.price iss, in boards, THE INFIDEL FATHER J By the Author "Aof Tale of the Thne," " A Gossip's Story," &c. &C. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster row ; and sold • also by, W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; and W. Miller, Bond-street. _ Of whom, may be had, by the same Author, T. A Tale of the Times, 3 Vols. 12MO. price 13s. 6d. boards. Third Edition. _ ..... z A Gossip's Story and Legendary Tale, 2 .VOIS. izmo. price 75. sewed. fourth Edition. 3. Letters addressed to a Young Man, on his entrance into Lite, and adapted to the peculiar Circumstances of the pre sent Times, 3 Vols. mato. price 16s. 6d. boards. Second Edition. 4. Poems and Plays, a Vols. Foolscap Bvo. hot-pressed, price. Its. in boards. A Third Volume will speedily be published. , This Day was published, Neatly printed in Small Octavo, Price ss. in boards, the Third Edition of ALV ER N' fi IL LS, and other Poems. IVA • ByjoSEPH COTTLE. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had,, lately published, by the same Author, z. Alfred, an Epic POem, in 24 Books, 4to. Price boards. 2. A New Veri.lon of the Psalms, small Bvo. 4s. . This Day was published, In Two Vwo Volumes, with - rontispiecxs, 6s. in boards, ATERN AL INSTRUCTION ; or,. Family I Conversations, on Mural and Interesting SubjeCts ' • in terspersed with History, Biography. and .other Stories.. De signe&for the Perusal of Youth. By ELIZABETH HELME. Printed - for T. N.' Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster row. • • , Of whom may be'hid, by the same Author, a'New Edition of Instructive . Rambles throuvgh* London and its Environs. caMplete, in r 45. bsimd. o‘.-We are always pleased at announcing a work designed for Cvhitthen, when, like this, it copiouily bltnds intbrma, tion with amusement. Much topographical and historical knowledge is contained iu these volumes,- mingled with per tinent reti,ictions."—Critical RevieW, lan. 1799. SWINBURNE ON :WI.LLS. Messrs. W. CLARK E and SONS, of Portugal-street, Lin coln!s Inn, have now the plr'asure of 'informing the Pro fession; that they have at length compleated the following trulyyaluable Work: This pay was published, In Three Volume; Odavo, P'rice'll. 7s. in boards, • A TREATISE of TESTAMENTS and LAST A Wl LLS in Seven - Parts—x. What a Testament and Last Will is, z. What Persons may make a Testament. 3. Describing what Things may be disposed of by Will. 4- In what Mariner Testaments . and Last Wills are to be made. 5. What Person may be Executor, .or. is capable of a Legacy. 6. The :Office of :an Executor. 7. Shewing by what Means Wills tiecome void. By HENRY ,SIVINBURNE, Sometime Judge of the Prerogative Court of York. The Seventh Edition ; with the valuable Annotations il lustKative of the Subjed to the present Time, by the late John Joseph POwell, Esq. Barrister at Law, tbor of. The LaW of,Mortgages, &c. Prepared for : the Press by, James Wake,.E-q. , Barrister,at Law. Of whom may be had, just published, - in '6 vols. • Bvo. price 31. 3s. in boards . -PowelPs Original Precedents in Con veyancing. .G . ENI.JINE CALCINED MAGNESIA. Prepared byThomas and William Henry, Chemists, King street, Manchester, is sold wholesale and retail by them, and by 1. Johrson - , St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Bayley and Blew, in Cockspur-street, and J. Jeboult, Oxford-street, in bottles at zs. 6d. or with ground stop pers at 4s. Stamp included ; and by an Agent in principal towns. With each Boltlz. which is signed by T. and W. Henry, are given ample directions ,for its use. rt ALCINEIS MAGNESIA is highly beneficial in all Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, attended with acidity ; and gives immediate relief in the Heart-burn. The effeds of intempera ce in eating or drinking are greatly relieved by it ; and it affords one of the mildest and most pleasant aperients," especially to persons who, from a seden tary life, or other causes, are'under the habitual necessity of having recourse to laxatives., To persons of a bilious habit, it , may be recommended with peculiar - propriety'; and its virtues have been repeatedly testified in the diseases of warm climates. Most of the complaints of Children in early in fancy, and eveirlt More advanced periods, are attended with acidity ; asd in such cases, the Calcined Magnesia has a great advantage over other absorbents; viz. that it both neutra lizes the acid in the alimentary canal, and carries it off, by tiding as an efficacious yet gentle purgative. . The superiority of the Calcined , over the Common Mag nesia Alba, consists in its operating in less than half the dose; and in-cotter:ling acidity„ without increasing, like the common or uncalcined Magnesia, that flatulency which is generally troublesome to persons of" weak digestion. In consequence. of considerable . improvements which they have lately made in the manufaCture of Calcined Magnesia, Messrs. T. and W. Henry are enabled to offer to the Public their preparation of this Medicine, which has already been honoured with the approbation of some.of the first Chemists and Physicians of the age, With increased confidence in its . superior purity. The Calcined Magnesia - prepared by them, will be found to be perfectly deprived of air, tree from taste, smell, or other disagreeable property ; and without roughness or grittiness to the touch or the palate. This superiority. over all other preparations of the kind, has been attained at .great experce and labour,. and will be supported by unremit ting attenton• • 11- Ut THE CHILD OF NATURE. Alarquis Almanza, Mr. POWELL, Amanthis, Mrs. JORDAN. 1.1; T i r !ie , r- /; , fr T HE LAST TIME OF PERFORMING TILL AF TER THE HOLIDAYS. I,T THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0 - 1 / 1 011ROW EVENING, Dec. 23, 1832, will be performed, THE .CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. Walter. Mr. IiANNIS'EER, jun. josephine, Mrs. BLAND. AFTER 'WHICH MIDAS. The new Musical Entertainment of A House to be Sold, tN the Burletta of Midas, must positivelY be laid aside after uliursday, On account of a new Pantomime, which is in, pre- V at i° ll , and will be produced on Monday the 27th instant. p2th. new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. pre p to the Pantomime; the Tragedyof George Barnwell. T T HEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 23, 1802, will be revived Addison's Tragedy of CA • Cato, Mr. COOKE ; Marcus, Mr. H. IOHNSTONL_ Portius, Mr. SI D DON S ; - . . Sypliai, Mr. MURRAY; Juba, Mr. BRUN rots' ; Sempronius, Mr. CORY. Lucia, Miss NIA RRI OT ; And Marcia, Mrs. L ITC HFIE LD. RITE: • A TALE OF MYSTERY. , : l'rew Pantomime, called Harlequin's Habeas, or the ti 4 ll of Speares, will be produced on Monday next ; the Music, Scenes, and Dresses, completely new.— revious to which will be ;4e.ted the Tragedy of Jane Shore. Tuesday Mr. Cook will perform Zanga, in The Re- - .eng . The new Opera of Family Quarrels was honoured las night with the high est app l ause f ro m all parts o f a n over fl ow i ng T heatre. On account of Mr. Braham and Signora Stnrace's engagement at Bath, it cannot be repeated till Tuesday, ia ;llia, TY 4, The succeeding Nights will he on Wednesd a y the- Sta, Thursdair the 6th, and Saturday the Bth of January. BRIGANTINE. WANTED, air Owner fur One-third Share of a • Vessel of about 130 Tons burthen, which will be hold, ;to be launched in 'a fortnighthas a remarkable fine ziold, that ‘vill stow three Tier of Wine, and is intended to 3 -it from the Port of London, in the Lisbon, or Mediterra nean Trade, in which there is little doubt of her having con stant employ. She will be rigged as a Brig, and the fineness "her bottom will no.doubt ensure her sailing well. For Particulars, inquire of Messrs. Watkins and Cowper, Solicikors, Featherstone-buildings, Jiolborn. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, T FEEL it incumbent upon me, upon the first inti mation I have received, of the decease of my respedable Friend Mr. HUNTER, to address you on the subject of my intentions, which are NOT to otter myself for the immediate Vacancy in the East India Direction, BUT FOK THE NEkT . , WHENEVER IT MAY OCCUR, EITHER BY RESIGNATION OR OTHERWISE. My motives for this determination (which I am happy to say have been sandioned by my .particular Friends) are founded upon such considerations as will, I trust, meet your approbation. 'The generous and steady Patronage of my' Friends in the Proprietary, which I am proud gratefully. to acknowledge, has invariably, and under all circumstances attached to me, I hope I shall still be honoured with, and that it will at last lead me to the attain ment of my object, and enable me to devote a farther portion 'of my life to that service which has already occupied the best years of it. I have the Honour-to be,' with the_greatest resped, Ladies and Gentlemen Your faithful and obedient Humble Servant, RICHARD CHICHELEY PLO WD Devonshire Place, Dec. 18. 1.802. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. DADIF.S AND GENTLEMEN, • -- A SEAT .in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION, having - become Vacant by the Death of your late most respeaable Direaor, Mr. HUNTER, 1 avail myself of the earliest moment to stand forward as a C.mdidate to succeed to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for the honour of ybur support. . . . . . . If your .kindness and•partiality should raise me to the Si tuation, to which my ambition is diredeii, permit me to ex press time hope, that my c - onduel may evince my gratitude, and prove me not unworthy your confidence. I have the Honour to be, with great Respea, . - . Ladies and Gentlethen, Your most ()bedlam and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Allmnanbury, Dec. 17, 1802.. 'Io I'ItOPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAOIS AND GENTLEMEN. - QINLE I had the iirrnotte to address you this Mormng, Mr. Pi.ownEN has declared his intention to deei ine offering himself to your notice, upon the occasion of toe present Vacency. If any thing could add to the encouragement which it his been my food fortune to receive at the hands of the Proprie tors at large, it would be the knowledge I. possess • that this event will release many of my friends trvi: art engagement, which might otherwise have prevented them from Carrying. their }food wishes towards me, into full eited. With this additional strength it is impossible forme to . doto4. , Ale - issue of the contest ; and I look forward with the fullest confidence, that it will place me in the SituatiOli which it-is my 'utmost airibition to attain. 1 have the . honnur to be, with great_ re.spe6t,.• • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and tkveted hitmbfe Seriant, Aldermanbury, Dee. 17. W. ADAIR JACK,SON. N. W. Mr. jackson's Committee sit every Day, , at the King's Read Youltiy, (Sundays excepted). OFFICE of OR IJNANCE, NAJC/711er 19, 18,2. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ills M,1., jESTri OR IiNANC E do hereby give N,!ice, that Prc. oafs will be reL:eizied at their Office; in St. Mariaret-.: , , t, Westininster, on or before MONDAY, the 3d day of yanuay next, from such Persons as way be willing to undertake the sr:p . ply of a Quantity of SLATES, Jr the Ordnance Service at IFid2l. wick, to be delivered in the . following Proportions, viz. 250 Tons of the best Westrtioreland Slates, and 25 Tons of the best Welsh.Ragsi it be delivered at Woolwich,. betweenib! 15th of May, an! the Ist of June; 1803; or sooner, iirOnVenie and the further Quantity of 2.50 Tons of the best Westmoreland Slates, and 2j Tons of the best Welsh Rags, to be ddivere,, at Woolwi;:h, between the tstb of yll(y,'dii 131 of 'August, 18°3, or sooner, II convenient. • • The Terms and Conditions of the cantraa may le known upon application at the Seeretevy's Ure, in St. :'Vlargsret-stieet, any darbetwern thihourt of Ten and Pour o'Clork. The Propotall to be delivered at the Sect:curry " Office, in Margaret-street, 1-Pestminiter, seared and marked an the amt., , Proposals for; supplying Slates for the SerVice of the Board of Ordnance," au or befo're the 3d day of January nex, after which day no offer will be admitted for the present contrad. • By Order of ay Board, 12, 1 - 1. CREW, 5,,. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • December i , 'Enz.. rr H E PRINCIPAL. OF.FICE,RS of lis milyEsTrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready, at their Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on FRIDAY, the 31st instant, to receive Proposals from such Persons as may be Filling to undertake - the, Slippy of the following descriptions of Articles, for tl..e Service of the u, mance Department,•uion contradt for a given period, viz: Sand Bags; Turnery Articles, Iron, British and Tackle Hooks, and various other Articles of I ro.l ivi..- nufadure; Intrenching. Tools, Tininans' Articles, and Lighting of Lamps; Copper Hoops and ltivets, Cop smiths' Articles, Nails ,and Spikes, vai'init Sorts ; Painters Work at the Tower s Wtsrminster, Greenw,ich, and Woolwich; Cartridge Paper - for S,nall Arm:. -i!so Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, tor Wraping up Cart ridges; Petty . Emptinnary Articles, Serge for inak:fig Cartridges, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins; . - conformable to Patterns and Specimens, , whieh mg) , be inspecie I at the Tower, upon application to the Chief Clerk; under the Principal Storekeeper of the Ordnance, where trinted C;mditi - ns of the Contrail, and Schedules - of the Articles to furnished under each con/re:el, may be received by Persons who lute id to make proposals for such contraels, The Proposals to be delivered at the SecrdtaPy's Office, in St. Margaret-street, Westminster, realed zip, and marked oa the out, side, with a. specification of the Articles intended t 7 be supplied, and no Tender will be admitted after the 31st Instant. By Order of the Board, 4 R. H. CR-Fir, S,c. ,E 44 - INDIA Dc.rm&A - :-.1,- z Pa 1-71=41 1 1 .1-IE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tradisu to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the Court will not have occasion to receive lenders of Ships of . 5 - 5 o Tons and upwards ,for one 1 7 v , age, c:n the 'qtb inst. as mentioned in the Court', Advertisement of the loth Instant, and that the said Public Notice is cvnstquent4 , withdrawn. WILLIAM RAMS4Y, Sec. YOUTH of either Sex, who have praaised a .se ,eret and destrulive Vice, and thereby refaxed, Weak ened, and debilitated the whole Nervous System,., will find the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAI) the most powerful, certain, and effedual Restorative., This Cordial has .been uncommonly successful with young People who have the appearance and, air of old age ; who are become pale, erre minate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile whose bo.. dies are become bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely able to carry them ; who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the Stomach is fre quently disordered,. the Body is weakenTd ; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation, succeed this most destructive habit; and the Eyes sink into the head. This Cordial Balm has 'universally established its restorative efficacy, and may be justly enumerated amongst the foremost of thOse happy dis. coveries witi‘h mediCal research has procured as the bless*, of the human race, and greatest counteractive to human mi.. sery. As Dr. SO LOMON'spra6tice is now become so great and extensive, and hisconStant engagements require a considers.. bid portion of his time, and attendance, he eitoels wizen consulted, the usual compliment of a. ninea but all 'writ ten Cas; s,. or Letters of Advice, and. unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and Remittance, to be an .wered at his leisure, are required to inclose only Half-a-.G tinea. Such Letters should,' for,safety, be thus directed —" Money Let ter,- Dr. Solomon, Solomon's-place, Brownl9w-street, Li.. verpool ; paid double postage."—Letters may be ordered to, be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Irtist-otfice, till called for. A SvingofNine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Half a-Guinea each ; there are also Bottles, price 335. containing equal to four Bottles at rus. 6d. Jay hich the Patient saves ns. including also the Ditty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's Name•and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver. pool ;" to imitate which, is felony N. B. It is necessary to • observe, that the Postage of all Letters whatever, must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I inpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh ; R. 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