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1 *P 4 " sla t ..7 `t • •P‘. * " 4 Z.: . • 4 r' ) , . . , . . , ~,.. ,„.. • -,...,. . , , f5- - 7ru -- ‘si t ... r 3::- • 1 . , '1 • . , c :. tr ', --------- „.. r, , -----4,--.(stri --:, ,_ 3 4 ,_ 1. 1 ; .....,-; ___ ~ % .q4bf ...... . . . .:.. ~.. Lsk:•:,-1--s ......,-...--. cf „ , 3 ' ,i ; '.1.,,:' . , , . . , , , • . 4 1 • 11 ' , , 4 ,... ,-.: •!, ---- \....._..0k -4 ' . '3 itilini ' ' • • s ir 0 ;~//i~J~~ll\ 'ti . miltit (3;;',33,)1, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 4N. SATURDAY. NEXT Dec. 26, 1812,. will be nerformed:ther,CrturedY of • LWAORGE BAfiNWEA.I. ThorOughgoOd, Mr. POWELL ; ' George Barnwell (first tioe), Mr. RAE ; • Millwood, Mrs. GLOVEII; • Maria, Mrs. HORN: • After whieli f for the first time, a new Melo-Draniatie Comic Pantomime, called • HARLEQUIN AND HUMPO. ; . Or, COLUMBINE BY CANDLELIGHT ! • . The Characters by • - Mr. HARTLAND:, Mr. KIRBY, Mr. BARNES, Miss POOLE, Miss HORRIBOW, - Mi ss .VALLANCY, ••&c. &c. • • . Stage Manager,* ML. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned: • . Vivant'Rex et Regina. The Doors to b - e opened at half past Five o'Clocli, to be-_ tin atlialf past Six. •-• • Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. Bs. O.; Second Price, ~- - 4 , o wtrOrallery is.:; Second Price, Is..—UpperGallery, Is., Second Price, ed. . * Box,es and Placo:to be taken- of Mr. Spring, Box. Booli irepr, at the 011 ice in Little Russt4l-street, front Ten till ,Our, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors are twaed. On Mopday, the Comedy of Man and Wife. A new Tragedy has been inne time in prevaration; and 'will shortly be announced fQr performance. _ • THEATRE ;LOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 26, 1812, be acted; the Tragedy of GEPRMI •BARNIVELL Thoroughgood, Mr. EGERTON; - Uncle, Mr. MURRAY; . George,Barnweli, Mr. C. KEM3LE ; • - 3:nler:tan:Mr. AtKOTT ; 'Maria, Miss S,I3OOTH ; • - Mrs.:POWELL ; Lucy, Mrs; GIBBS. • After 'which {for the first time) the new Pantomime,' called • HARLEQUIN AND THE RED DWARF • ,Or, TfIE ADAMANT ROCK, ;'he Musie,Sc.enery,Machinery, Dreses, and Decorations are entirely new. . , The OVertu're and Mnsic-c,nnpcised by Mr. Ware. CATIMACTF.:RS. Prince Chyriy, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr, BOLOGNA, Jon; Ile Emperor Iliboniano, King of.the Lon2,-heads, (after wards Pantaloon) Mr. NORM:t. ~ ; - The EmPress RondobellYano, Queen of the Roundheads •• 'arter‘rards Clown) Mr. GRTMALDI ; Rufus Marhuif Dwarf) Master CLIAPMAN; Fair S6r (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. PARKER ; the Fairy Avis (1 - .1-unformed into - aßird), Miss WORG7.dAM: Places for the Boxes to be, taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, Ifaet-street: , i he DGors Wiil be opened at:half-past Five, and the Play tirgin ';lalf-pmt Six. • • • Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 6d. Second Price 2s: -lower Gallery 2s. Sueond Price is:-- 7 •Upper.Gallc-y is. cond Price 6d. Pn Monday,' The Earl of Essex.—On Tuesday; The-Came of Errors. : • The New Grand Historic•Al Play of the Renegade continuing to he received with the urninintous applause:of numerous anr dienees, will be repeated on Wednesday and Saturday Sett - eels. On "lhocc?ay The Merry Wives of V. indsor.—On Friday, Reediting Officer. _ • KING'S THEATRE, or OVEItA HOUSE, • rriKE NOTICE, that the Sheriff of - Middlesex will on Wednesdax, the , 2 - Oth Pa , " of aan:J:iry, 1813, at Twelve o'Cloch in the Forenoon; at Office, N0..15, r.ed: , ford -street, Bedford-row, expose to Sale (as •far at; law fully can or may, .11 . ,d . without any - warnrOv_fbr Title) .so much of the Bight , Ti tle, and Interest -of William Taylor, Esq. in and to certain boxes in th e Opera House",sit nate..in the Haymarket, in the said County, as will be sufficient to raise the sum of 13001; or 14001. , h e had by applying at the Office P:lrticularswltereof may of the sad Sheriff . ; at Mr. White's, Auctioneer, Store's_. gate, Westminster; and at3Messa—Mills, - Robinson, au d Youn g ' s , No 1, -parliamenttseet, Westminster ; and also at the Opera Saloon, Pall Mail. CAPTAIN'S CLERK. WANTS Employ, a YOUNG ) NIAN, of re_ v• spectabie Connections, who is acquainted with Keeping the Bool:.; aiu Papers necessary for passing . a Car t:tin s Accounts is the ',Loyal Nary, and whose Character will bear the strictest inquiry. ' ' Letters addressed to K. F., Gosport Pot-Otlice, will be ina kiediatelyattended to.—Salary no object. • , . Pursuant to a Decroe of ttic High Court of Chancety, made in a Cause, MOIUiIS against DAMS R, HE CREDITORS of JOHN:DANSER late of Doncaster, in the COutity of York, Gent.-decralserl, (who died in the Year 1803) are forthwith ti Come: in and Prove their 'Debts befOre - FranciS Paul, Stratford, Esq. one of the ithrters of the said Court, at his Ckianabers in South ampton-building's, ChancerHane,' London; or in default t'. , ereof, they will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. • Pursuant to, a Decree of thei Hig-11 Court. of Chancery, made in a Cause, BROOKS against SNAITH, THE CREDITORS of CHARLES ARNOLD; late. of Lincoln's-Inn-fields, in. -the county of Mid dlesex, and of is the county of heirs, Go t. ficceased (who died on or about the 12th day of April, 1812), Ste forth , Ath to conic in and prove their Debts before Chai - le4 Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southamptou-bhildings, Chwicery-lane, Loa (Ion ;• or in default thereof will be excluded the benefit of tai, said Deckee. iTortNE, and ROGERS, Strl4..--areet, Liagoltes-Inn. LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH. Fabric (after Four -Years 'progressive in)provetoent),is now brought to- a Degree of Excel lence and perfection unequalled. ' It is suitable for all Climates and Seasons, by its tree doom from the'effects incident to the changes of the Atmos phere, to wbiA every other description of Shirting Cloth is It is pleasant and comfortable in wear, wazlies beautifully V hite, warranted for durability equal to the best Irish Linen,: 45nd sold at -about half the price, Wholesale, and by the at the original Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's; gnd Harding and Co. W, Pall-Mall. EW YEAR'S LOTTERY. pIDDING and Co. No.. 1, Corahill, and No. 3, Charing-cross, have pleasure in announcing that the Lottery to be drairn on tire 14th and 15th of January, tontains 4t; Capital Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001. , 2,0001. 3,0001. &c.'Zice. Ike. also that, the Old Method Of Drawing - will be revived, and the unpopular Plan of Classing abo lished, so that every Number will have a distinct and sepa rate - fate.- . . Pickling, and Co. advise an early Purchase at their Offices, where in 'the late Lotteries lia:e hero sold Diu 70 SharesYthe folloWing Capitals: . No. 3,456.. Prize, of .. T 20,000 1 No. 6,l3l—Prize of ..L5OO 1,e 05....,. 074 - .400 N.ll. Orders by post, enclosing the Agiount,. wipl post age„ 'paid the same attention to as if the parties were present. . . • I • SUFFERINGS OF THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE. • A .MEETING will be held or. the Mtt,ll-. /ILI% CHANTS, BANKERS, and TRAPF,RS of LCNDON, at the City of' London Tavern, On WEDNESDAY, the ;:.)Vi of December instant, - nt Twelve for One Welocii, trt collside of a Subscription for the Itelief. of the PeOple of i,.:if lering,the severest privations• and distresses i!r coup:int 'of the French invasion. • WM. IJOLDEN. New City ChamberS Dec. 22, 1812. AT a MEETING of the NOBLEMEN; GEN TLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the County of WEX.FORD, prOfessing the Protestant Religion, convened by the High Sheriff (in eonkquerictf of a Heil liar- ,I tion) at WEXFOID, ort MOinlity the 14th of December, 1812, • :(CHRISTIANWILSON;• P.srl. Sheriff in the Cnair); - The followins:jlesolntions, proposed hy CHARLES TOT TENHAM, E. and seconded by ABEL 3:.A?,2; Esq. were unanimously agreed to.:—, Resolved, That. we have_ perused with satisfaction, and heartily'coineided in the 'Result:thins I:doptel at the several Meetings of Protestants in the Cannties of itigo, RoScinti . mon, LOngford•, Leitrim Morupghan, Wicklow, Carlow, Weastmeal - h, 'City ,of Duhliu, &c. •&c. &c. That, caistiding in the Wis.iona of the Legislature, we have hitherto refrained from giving. atropiuloti .on the subject of what has been•calied Catholic Emancipation ; but it having , -been asserted, that the Protestants of respectability and pro perty, throughotit .Irelnd, are unanimous in the opinion, th:tt ali the demands of their Roman Catholic Fellow Sub jects, should bttconiplied That tieing a part -of tbd Protestant Communitg of the abov: description, we: beg leave to state such assertion to be Ine;reprcs:intion; at- lea,l as tar as ,pretending to conVny our opinion. ' . _ That although weswi-li every ltlesing our Constitution can give should'be acalt tins with a. liberal hand to all living under its benign \et we trust an extension of pri vilege, suliversive of tlito vet v Constitution!, will not meet with the sanction of the Legisficaire. - That these our lie'solot7was shall be published in the Patriot ? Dublin Journal; and Correspondent, :Irish. Papers ; and. in 1.1.1 t !, add (ourier, English Papers ; and that copies of them be sent to oar Representatives in Parliament. Thilt as Address be kravar op-to his Royal Highness the Prince Rede . nt, and Pet itlons each House of Parliament, ground7A on these Our Resolutions. • That the following Gentlemen he requested to form a Com:aittee to draw up the Address and Petitions, which, wheli approved, shall be signed;tie former by the Che-ir man, aod the latter by the Chairman and Petitioners, viz, Charles Tottenham, ‘.A.bei Ram, Town-C. Beamnan, Fran: e; Leigh, Walter Hoare, of Ha l rperstOtyn, Joshua Nunn, and. Walter Hoare, of Seafield, • That an Address be presented by the High 'Sheriff to his Grace the.Dilize of Itichmond„expressive of tans high sense we entertain of tire mild, and at the_Samo time firm, Adminis tration -of his Grace's Governmentaud administration (-winch had it been posible, under' existing 'circumstances) could not have failed to have produced universal 'conciliation; awl also to request that his Grace'will hare the goodness to transmit to his Royal Highness . the Prince Regent our iim-; bt u , Address. ' . . That Earl Conrtown be my - tested to nresent our PetiLiou to r the Heise of Lords, Luitt'tVat our RepreseutaZl; es be reqn:red to-Present our l'etition to the Hoosoi)f counoeus. , , fly 0 - .c.er, Ciiniell'/AN WILSON, Sheriff. The nigh Sheriff having- been requested to leave the Chair, TotteuhlN, Esq. being voted io o it, Resolved, 'fiat the :'hanks. l'iteetiog• are 11cl-el)) , given k.o our worthy High Sheril', for prompt:acquit, cence in oallingthisMeeti , aLid li> very manly, mud dignified crindnet in e Ch CH: tLEt.i Chairman: THILITSDAY, DECEMB r, it 24, BY 1:1 - “._ •.P;(: - " , PA TEN r.'R. RIUS's F VE'. DROPS. TIM eNpe'cierice, of mere than half a. century- has . so folly establishe , the . repu.,:atosi 'of this lovalti;.bie that it is now i inieeess.:ry to expatiate on its, chi c,. every_sr.cies ot . lever, particular! , the Searle; and 1 ) phus Fever, als the Yellow or Put fid 1 eve-rs ; they' have never known to fail, w nen atimiriis.terol ae,recable todi= rection ; in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most incident to Children hey are -an infailible . reniedy ; the dec. s and discomforts of a , ,lvanc::dlite are unite► their inune.ii:.te influence, they itnine.!i4tclystop the progreS-01 a fresh re p articular! y adapted genial Restora tive. The Fainily , Botile, 2,zs. sold t he . )061.or's House, No.' 29, Lower Brook •st reet, G rosvenor- squa re, - where orders for ex portativo aro duly executed S Mal iertiottles; I is. and lesale and retail; at nacon's; 5,), Oxford-street, and: by most respc.ctabie Vei.tkrs ni Town Lfrutitr. Also Dr. NO S's celebrated A I's; 1. ) 1 with ample Diredions, 25,..90. the 130-x. • • CAuT N.— Observe' that the. words "TI-minas Norris Moore" a re engraved on -the . GoVernment slop round the . Cott ;no others are, or can be, geonine. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTS. P: HEA.TI-1,,. of Nottingham, iidorms the cir • Merchants, of England; and Trailers in gener.4l, that for the convenience of sale, he" has placed his <JUNIPER ES SENCE of , PEPPERMiNT,_ and other Medicin,s, in the hands of MessrS.-S,ltaw.and Ed(vards; 66, Sta_Pa'sli'S hurch yard. , . • his Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant-remedy in Flatulencics, Gouty and Cirolicky Pains in the St:in:men Bowels, Indigestion, .1-1 vstei les, Sea-sickness, Nausea atten dant on Pregnancy, lteiation arid Lassitude •Mising front atino:nbetis, !rent, \Van; of :Appetite, Injuries trout fuck meno-eather, the aluT , e. of `Spirituous Liquors, and in the spasmodic aif.,7tion of tb , : Stomach and Bowels, so counnon to rnlan.i, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, ,or for tie Ar4ly akd Navy r it tvlll.Uc ftme ad it valuable acquisition. Jtiniper Essence of Peppermint is so wel known as a Valua ble Family Medicine, that the principal ohjett of this Adver tisement is to guard purchasers againSt the laumarous, coun terfeiti which are prepared by Druggists, especialiy it the order is for exportation. ;Abe only caution J. P. }Lath can give, to see that 3.. Heath; Nottingham, is engraved on the Government stamp. Sold wholesale and 'ret,rl, by Shaw and V.dwards, GU, St. Paul's Churcii-vard, in bottles 2s. 9th and Is. 14"7:.. DANIV AIR AND FOOGY' WEATIILa Materially affed those utfliaed with -A 3 . 1' HNI A S COUGHS, _HOU Pi NG .00 UU - 11, 4n(l Dl FFI CULTY , lilt,E I NG.• FORD'S Original PECTORAL • DALBAII of U N 1), 'an ele,;;;Uit Ph:par:4:o . 1 loin that well-know,n Ilerb, has for near Twenty Years obfained the pre. eminence (beyond precedent) for thq Cure of -the above complaints ; the tathentici y Lit this .nay be ascertained at most of tne respectable venders ..f MeLlieme, in the prinei pal Cities and Towns in t U 0'1114.1 Kingdom. The popu larity and :...11-otary etlea, ut this nix/Win:due Nlcdicine no comments on its .virtues ; the extehive. demand proves its supeito-rity% its. a. public ii4edicine to sive ithmediAre rc lief. ai ite public will please to OLIECrte,: each biAtit! is enclased in ai‘ at.e...ted fati..vit, Made at the Nlan. - AO-hotise, London, junit 7th! ti.os . , without which it cannot be. gemitne.'Soib bOttICS AI 10S. 6d.-- and zs: 9d. cacti: Sold Wholesale ancl•Retail by Dicey 'a;.d Sutton, ltow Church- yard ; F. Newbery and Sons, Shaw 4:14.1 Edwards, St. Paul's Church yard-, lotin Evans, 4z, Lon ; 11,0- clay Sous, Fleet.; ivarket ; R.' I.uitston, (7.lreek-street, Suho : Green, c 9; Barhin ; Satw,er, iso, ax{ o rd.sueet ; by the only. Propr:ettw, Mr. It Ford,z7,ciuswell-tertagJ, near Islityg;hm, tram Barbican ;*by . R..llittlet, London and by all.othet wiwic4.tle Veadc;s 'Moth.. 412 : tar PQIBL C:'''IONS . T 1 3 pu)llshed, Tn 'l9e O r a price tgg. boards, FritE. REFOIZT froth— the Select Coi imitt:.:-. of tao lleuno of Corainor s on the M.TAIIIS of the r iNDTA C9III.I'ANY; as ordered by the House of Cono a non; to be ?fluted, , r2St'l July, 1312. • Priatei for I;lat,ii, Parry, Sad Co: ilo3k”ll , ,r:s to the Hon. Ewa, Nadia C To DI V %re—; publi•hel, •,•. - icc ls'. . •.• . , 'li St•cond Etlitioa of • • 11110TERS occrisionezi by ATTEINITTS_to 'form IL AIL`.iff.l.ARY BIBLE S . :Xi - I:1'1ES . in variak.f.s Parts of the Kit - i•- ..A 'at - " • . . . • To which is prefixed, • 4 . 4\ a Historical S.ketcli of 'the Controjersy. By. a Pit ".•;:-..:14YTE1.3i- of the CT_ iv11.;2,1-i. of :ENGLAND. • ' Priotce by F C. and J. Rivir;tou, NO. 61., St. ha'il's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccutilly. This Day was ptiblislrtd, - Price TfireeShillings and Six l tente in Octavo, sewe , l;,. • 13SFAVATIONS on Lieilt...Colonel MAL k. , % • COLM'S,Priblication, re? at:ie to the.Di! ! tnrbanc - es it the Math -s Army ; a Refutation.of the. Opiniou.4 of that o;licer, from the•evidence of Pe T ers - laid before Par ; containing also Cones and Extracts of •same in tcr,O Letters addressed hy thc. rate ,Alavgais I..;;;rnwaliis to Sir G. Barlow. L.Odon :-Printed for`Blacic, Parry, and Co. Bopi:seilers to tiA , Honourable Ea:st - Indio. Conmany, Leadenhall!street.' ' PROTESTANT ADVOCATE, No. IV. CONTAINING some ery" inasttrly Papefs , oii-. the lte-..ival tif : a•Protestant 'Spirit. - The Duke of Sussex's Slick:h. • . The Address of the Poi,ish Prelates.' ' . The Bishop of St. David's Second Letter. . The Necessity Of "ct ~ ition,. _ 'clic.s.erlebeattal Declaration i and Protest. And:op various other topics of most immediate interty.t, will be published on the '2Bth, by itocklalc, ;:lun. 41, ?'all-:iiali. , ' • - • _ , Also, price :.--;:•,. Gil. The Character of the' Irish Papists, ithistrated by -Histo rical Fact; and Public I.l.e:wd.s. • S. B. A Lo3t of .:',l4i-P,;pii'll Tracts, gratis. • BISHOP OP - ANc-OLN ON POPERY. 'T'his Day was published, price. t.s. UOPERY - or the PnINCIPLES - and POST . ToNs approved by the eIIMICTI 11.03 - IE, (when really Jtelloved and practised) are very dangerous to all, and to Protestant kings and Supreme Powers,• more,especially perniticuts; and inconsistent with that Loyalt - v which (by the Law of -Nreture and Si_•riptni - c) is indliSpens"Aly due-- to . Sa- , reme POwers. By'l' AS BARLOW, late Lord Bisluip of Lincoln. - • Printed for John St - ockdalc. Piccadilly, , • Where mar helutel,.jetst. published, price 2s. Gil. Second liti;t:an of the RE:sone-sett of Russia, in the event of a Wai • nifh ,ate Examinat'ini oF tht prevailing opinion rttl ttivc,tie the Political and Milititry Conduct of the. Court of St. PeierSburgb, with a. short description of the -Cossacks, by M. Enstaphieve, Russian Consul at Boston. • • • This bay vas published, in l2ra9. ." • • Illustrated with Plates, price Six Shillings in boards, dedicated • hy permission to Dr. isn. yvoßiv,s; and other -Ani the lltiman witlr ill; most 'lda:, ,krilliitt.tifituut Means of Cure., By I'At..A.DLEY, • Of the 11::,tyal College of Phy.iciwas, London: Senior Phy siciPti 'to the: Westminster Hospital, and the Asylum for Female Orphabs, Sze. &c. S.:Ad Itv 'f. iiintleTwoo(l, i 2, Fleet-street, and 40, West Smithfield; - . . • this Day was published, In One 'Volume Quuto, iliusvatecl by Twenty-one Engrzii ings,,,pric Three ";-'oiinds Tli ee Shillings boards, CHARACTER of MOSES c.stabliAed IL for Verafity an kiistorian, recording Ey . ent , frim the Creation to Delige. • „By - TO vi M. Itector Elf 'V,— —f - Printed fur 14)agntan,. Orme, and Brown, Pato - hoste.i-rinv, and at the British Gallery,. 54, New Band-' street. . . . Pi - NIAELMENT OF DEATII. ;INl)lished, price Fix'eSbiliings, sewed, in' the MUSES of TAR- A , . upon tile PUNISHMENT of DEATH, dur. in!„;• the Year And, nrice 3s The DEBATES in the HONE of COMMONS during - the Year it-;i 1, e,,nt.tininkthc Speeches of 'Mr. Abercrombie, Sir Anstruthcc, Mr. Batbura, Mc, Brougham, Mr. Winning,' Lord Castlei . e,igh, Lord, Eldun, Lord Ellenboro , i4h, Lord Erskine, Colonel FranklaTl; Sit V; Gibbs, Mr. Giddy,. sir (s%':Tit, Lord G. Grenville, Mr. Herbert, Lord Holland, Mr. euhinson, MarqUisLunsdowne, Lbrd . Lauderda6, Lord Liv,rnool, Mt. Lockliart; Mr. McDonald., Yr. Marryat,.Sic W. Milner, Mr. Norris., Sir J. Newport, Mr. Pecceral, Sir T. Plower, Mr.*lV, Pole, •Mr.. l'onsonlv, Lord. Relt - sd&tle, Sir S.-Romilly; Mr. Ryder, Mr. W. Smith; Lord Suffolk, Sir T. Turton, Whitbread', Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Windham, Mr. Wynnel with the Opinions of Mr. Recorder and Mr.Cota mon Serjeant. 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Lightumg, :E:zr, .3,1:,.1 es, in:.ls, :springs; Sea, the Link> that join the animated and inanimared parts Of Aire Cretion; iogralilly,.Fo`reign and Dome fit;; Lives of the neroes the !iiege 'troy, 3,01 - 04 Author of an Introduction to the Use of the Globes, Ladies' Arithmetic, litaveics DisplAycd, tcc. Ni»ted Jot' C. Ccaiiieli a.; d \V.Joy, l'atertroster-row; C. Law, Ave Maria Lane; :m C. Chapple, .4 Geography andP.i ,graphy, Chemistry and ITht,ry,Botany and Minevalogy, lirve ail contributed their 'portion of strati nig facts, remarlable iii,.:overies, amusing experiments, and natural productions, in order to render -this- wor4 worthy of attention : and it - appi.ars calculated to excite as well gratify the . euriosity of young yeopie on all the subjects of which it treats."—Monthly Review. • • r • - L PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPtNNY. J` ICTU4L 1.17G-OF7ICE; ' • Dec, IS, isle. 1W cokl'ir,3sTONt:R,Si g t FICTUALLIN G my - x...-1.i1...,52 - 1".5 ,N,JUY. di het•eb!) glee Notice, That on fitresdayi the 9.9tk instant, they 11, , i1l be read,/ to re- Th?4 7 6'S, iii writing feuded up) and treat:, or rirekq Hundred Qz.iarterS of' Nevi s Pale; end Three ilaUilrcd. Quar ters.of New talcs -dried AMBER. MALT, to Ve answerable to 61.7MM1: 70t less t 1,7 one. Quart eacQ • to be produced ioith:the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the space of throe into his Mujest,l S - Viqualling Store: at • Deptford, and to 4e paid for of BLls, Pd . atde it•ith Interest, ninety dabs after date. . The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Sc— t,Te t • /k',' rcveli . .f! will ;.e , had to rcey Tender in which the Price skid! sc ut be inserted in words tit -Anit.it ) - or that shall ,(IciLl!!ere,L to the Board before o,ne o'Cloth, on the said Teesday, i3th insta;:t, role, to ;less the Pr-. who ,:talcs the 71.':Iff'cr, or soiree' Persod arc his Bch, - .11, et!cncis to ansti.7er ceye4frr. OFFICE OF Av. 16 , 1812. T SUE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of • His 111,1 - - • .TESTY'S do herekt That Proposrds receiredat th,j.7 qpice, in Pal"-31ull, oil or .1-c'ere Aliat!day, Ike 2ii.:14 der' of ,DCCCritbcrinst. 111744 such P;a:sons.as ?Nay b 11.)1(.1C1 : ake /AC Q...;ebec . for Swrvice the Rey!a. Powder at B2l4.lsobliE,r, ac -ciagdoni of freicAd. " ' • 27:.eStares must be f4lly seasoned,...,:ard, if single, twelee hundred to :pc thousand, if ( - halite, six lz:idrf. , l cud fift y to a tkousand ; .q7,git:pieces - will be required,ond must ,bc delirered .o.'t tke azc'..nanee Stores, in Cnr;i, in the followiwg prop6rtions, viz. 5000 on or before 15th February, 1313. 5000 lst April,'lBl3. 5000. - Ist September, 1813. 5000 31st Deceinber, 1813. Fdrther Particulars, together ivith the Terms. and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre tary's - Cgt.e, in Pall-Mall; aforesaid; any Day betacm . the Hours if Ten and FogAr o' Clock, Wherelhe Proposals nycst be deliversd, scaled up and indorsed, "Proposals for Quelrec Staves;" but no Proposal cantle admitted after . the said 28th iNsia;tt, at Taclee o'clock at Noon of the ssinc Day; nt.ith4r will any, Tend;.r be noticed, aides: the l!urty making:' it, or an ..igent in his Behalf shall. attend. big Order Of tire hoard, 12. H.' CRTr',.Seeretary.. .J;.45T-INDI4-HOUSE, - Nov. 4,181;. rrillE CO URT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED C OMPA Y of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND; Tre4l.ing - to the - do hereby git 4 That the Tiyligffei• .11GoI.si of the said Caw.viri.-4:i-Stech,*urili be shut ox Thursday ,t 2Gth at..7'wo (; I Clpc4, and opeited on Tuesday, the lath' ..FaNuary following. . ' And that the Dicidend Warrants on the saidStoeh due' on he 304 January, 1312, will Le ready to be delivered ,on Tues day, the 121 i the e.a2ne Ma2lo. ' • • • • • W. R4M5..41 . 7 , Seerctary. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR, • 114 - Take the earliest opportunity tO Acquaint you, that I have received the ~nest wonderful benefit from the use of your DI XO-N's NTI}3I LI OU S PILLS, which carried with .ine to jeirtaica, and all those frie!ads to whorl distributed them have experced the sail: salutary heuLtit ; they declare them to be the best Mediciine ever used in tiLit Country for Bilious and other Complaints. The tol lowing are thenantes of severil Ladies and Gentle men. who have received the utmost relict front your Dixon's Ahtibilious Pills ;..-- Charles Taylor, Esq. tamaica; liairt . Shaw, Esq. .Kingston, ditto; Mr.'Wobtirill; Sp , mh.h. Town, ditto; G., W. I larnilton, Esq. Savanna la dit to ; j Stnis h.,- Esq. Old Flarbour, - ditto ; G. A listat, Esq. do.; Mr. '' , lalker Port Morant, ditto ; j. Esq. Salt River; ditio • - Mr. Mui lens, ditto ; J. Burr;, sq.. Sardinia ; G. P. POlaci E Po l ac k ; , Esq.. ditto ; Mrs. Oliver GOldsmith, King ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Anit'si ilk,. Woo,i t 1; Spa nish Town; with many other persons of the first .r.:sneeta bility.. Sir, your most obedient Servint, H(J:VI S ItAKR~)LD , ofthe ship Ganges. July 1, 1612. • Sold,. whOlesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheafi_ side, corner ofiPate&oster.row, Lor,floW; Sharp a%;l Portsmouth ; Mie'ston, A linutt, 'and Mal lorv, Port sa ; nail and Johnston, 'Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross. and Turner, ; lioxlaud, Cook hy, Granvillz„ Nettleton, and Gilbect; -Plymouth ; Knott and and Swinney 'and Co.- ; Billinge, Edwards and. Penny, , and Lathbery, •Livetpool ; Staines and .Lynch; Man-Orest.er ; Vewman, Exeter ; Srnirh; Nlandertort,, Reahurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edit, •tnir?,h ; Baxter and Meljonahl,' (;101;gon; liulgen and Barry, ..Bristi,l'; Stevenson and Co. Nol . wich Swinfen, Leicester ; Dunn .and Sutton, Nottingham ; arid road by most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at 25." gd. and (is. ea*. iott caucus, cui,!)s, 4„s'r sJ %.S, . IWO poly genuine LSA N 4 of HON EY, • . Invented tiV Sir 1()IiN TIIE LIN Sof BIUTA IN rec. on] mien as th , excellent Pleparation, as •the rn st sak-taty and el - led:tat Rtmedy, :or all i)isortivrs ol r.2as t a•tl Lungs. Con4ealcd l bleKtn, Aernivntrin.th and ()k,, , trei.- ;ions . !n the Glan:lS; arc getitly and sa;ely :i-ch ugcti hy,e, b y expc<loration: Whcezint;s aril Unesincis 'nfeithn:g are renine•ed by a w Doses. t_ tikos t!).iiir;tatinni opens the Tlynacio ant he;ds rite soorutessvl tiTe lereast and Lut es. "rhir.t y Ycar, experiem:, ha-; c , orn'lnd 'the recommendation, in the nnil..cdiate a -d g!:;c1.,;,1 Cure of COtiGliti,• c01.1)5,. As - rwiliAs anA CON SUMPTIONS. • It is the gr.f.ite....t '.'reserver of the songs ever discovered, and coimo-s i sotiening and-soothing Oualiti:s •ot that saluhriou extr ic:t or 1:1.0 0.!1..((S celled fie) N M. Y ; the richest balsams ot the Eastern World ; it is as restttra live as Asses NJ ;1 1 6:, and never dis,tetees with the Stomata ; a Common Cplci )iclds to its benign influence in few 11011 S; and ivii(ti resorted to, before the Complaint is far advanced all (Langer' 0: Coio)inittion - is certain! y prevented'. Such fdlIT I)talilleS of the 'teats of lohn ill's Balsam of honey, the result - of long researi:nes tido by that great ll,itinist. who dedicated his hie to the die o. very of. the true, means of health the Vegetable Ku:g etout. Price 3s. 6(3! and. as. 9st. per bottle, - -or 7 in .one for eas. T:t guird aAairist imposition, observe - the name of Sh.tw and Edwards, 66. ,Sc. Charcli-yard,' is engaven on toe Goverimieot Stamp, accompanyaig each bottle!. 4;11 ()theirs ;.,tb Cuuoterceits.—Sold Retail by, all ditalets in Me