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3 5' - , 7 14 A . :AV . ta i IBANAIO;. " ~k NUMBER 610 i TI-1 EAT It f.' ROYAL, CO v EN't GA it D EN. rro_mogßow: EVENING,. April 3, lBl2, LIL will be ailed the Grind peritic tirama of THE VIRGIN O 1 THE SUN.' • A tolin3, Mr. BARRY MORE ; • . • High - Priest, Mr. .EG E R TON ; )(im. Mr. CRESWELL; Telazko, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Dou'Aionto, Mr. BRUNTON ,• • "Don Velasquez, Mr CLAREMONT Mr 'YOUNG -• Zaruor, Mr. SINUL..-‘1; • D 1 4, .), Mr LISTON ; . i _Ozmar, Mr. BROADHURST ; High Priesicss, Mrs. POWELL; - Cora, Miss S. BOOTH; • Aindzoi. Miss I' V RON ; ' ldah, MissI3OLTON ; • Mrs. CHILDE; Rung, Mi.;.s E. BOL CON. 1 4; 1 loilitChlvill be 'added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Timor, Mr. FARLEY; Agib, Mastor CH AL N ; . Mr. I AWCE ; . CROSSMAN i • Captain °, the Escort, Mr. DAVIES Selima, Miss 130 1. - roN ; • Ltska, Miss ERON L ; Zorilda, Mrs. H. lOHNSTON. On 'Saturday, .lulius Caesar ; with Paul and*Virginia.— On Monday, Kikig R'cliar‘i the Third; with Tumour, the rst The rollowlig New Enter:cameo... Itavnn: begn re !ceived with. general and dibtinguished . Appiause from Crowded Audiences, will he repeated every Evening. ROYAL ANIPHITEIEATRE, (ASTLEY's) WEST . 11 , 11NSIER-B,RIDGE. Under th e Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince . Regent auit Duke of York. THIS EVENING, Tburiday 2 ; To-morrow, Friday and Saturday, 4rlt April, will be • performed (expressly arranged tor the Holtday Week only), a Prelude, THE METAMORPHOSE; • Or, NARI.EfUIIsI I).A,N - CING4WASTER, MILK-MAI1), PASTRY-COO.K,.CHAIk MAN,. SHOWMAN, &c. In which will be intru:iuceil the Two Learned Lap-Dogs ! after whi'ch, with entirely new Dreses, Scancrk, Machinery, "frophies, Trinnionant &e. a GrAnd Russian Military Equestrian Spectacle, inter,persen with Combats on Foot ;did Horseback, Songs, Choruses, &c. called THE BRAVE COSSACK ; Or, THE SECRET ENEMY: la which Mr. and . Mrs. ASTLEY will appear, as also the whole Company. - ' The Speaacle will 'poutiray uncommon Evolutions by e ariuus Parties ot lutantrr, Cossack Cavalry, Pol4bh Lan, t ers, &c. &c. and exhibiting an extensive Chattiot Moult . - rns, Rock, Rivers, &c also .I wo S quadrons ot Real orses, under the most vrprising 'Obedience. .. In the course of the Evening, popular . Songs by Mr. 10- ILINNOT, &c. and extia , rdinary Horsemanship, &c. Particularly by the Equestrian Little Devil (hiD 3d appear ' 'juice). . . . To conclude with a new C, , rnic 'Pantomime, called LLD BELZE~BUB N- HARLEQUIN 'o r , AFI - Y IN HOI.L.ANir. I n which Fourteen distinct Scenes Of he most striking Views ne exhibited, (viz.) in Antwerp, Rotteidant, the ;_lague, Herring . Packers Town, Gurcurn, Amsterdam, &c. 14 2 , ot.rs open at Halt-past Five &Clock. Second Price at. I ,"`t-pdst Eight. tzrkett'at ihclheatre r o a m fen till 4124, c lock -No bogey retur,-.ed bliti.REY IN 11.1.11i10N, 2. igt2. P THE PROPRIETORS anal SUBSCRIBERS ate 1. te:pectfully ii:tometi, that Professor VON F I NAIGi L will tle:iver L Ft:A, RE on the EFF ECTS of his'SYSTEM of MN E MON, S anti METHOOICS at this place, on MONDAY next, the 6th instant, at Seven c'eluck iu the Evening preeis,:iv. • KNI6I-11..' SPENCER, Secretny. .N. B. A Printed Sy ltdous robe had oi the Door-keeper., GENERALSIIi JOHN MOOitE% COItUNNA PArIINT CANW 13EDSTE A I), funning a regular Military Bed torthe Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a S liA COT for on board . Ship, the whole packing in a small Vallee, allowed the most Portable ever yet iminulaauredi invented by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17. Catherine-street, Strand, mho most humuly presu ne the highest honours ought to be Paid all those who su gallantly live and die,tor their King hod Coutr.ly. RicEimiDsoN. GOODLUCK, at,d Con- , tratkrs Governimin, respectfully beg leave to solicit the Patronaze at the ['untie tow rds the SCHEME Qt' the present STA , E 1.01 TERY, itch will be Drawn on the joth of .NEX NION rri, APRIL.. • SCHEME. z Prize of 420,300 - iS £20,000 I - . I i ,000 . - ' I i,oco I . ioiobo - .. 10,0 0 0 f - 5,000, - _ - 5,00 0 1 - 4,000 . - . 4,000 I - . 3,-©0 . - 3,000 2 - 2,c00 - 4, 00 0 . 4 . - I ,000 N 4,m00 6 - . 500 . ~ 3,m00 3 - • 400 ^ 3,Zon .10 - - 3OO . - - 3,070, 1Z . - Zoo 2,400 ' . . 2, - 100 - 2,,00 So - - , 5° - - - , 2,5,0 7o • ' - 40 - . 2,300 100 - 3o - 3,0 , ,0 2 4 - ' . 25 _ . - • 3,4,0 1 , . ...... Is - 30,0k.0 . . . 2 ,000 Tickets. • ,C I 20,000 The TICKETS in this LOTTERY are all of different Number - 4 ; and the WHILE iLorrhity will be deter. timed in ONE DAY. • TteKETs anti SHARES are selling by RICHARD-. SON, taMDLUCK, and Co. at their ()tikes * the Corner of BANI I / 4 -BUII,i)INGS, COlitililLL, and lacing the MEWS, CHAVING-CROSS ; . Where, in'the Last Lottery, _• No - 3,486, a Prize Ot zo,oool -WAS Soiti in Eleven Shares. EXMAORDINARY LUCK 110IDDING and Co, N.!). Cornhill, (the corner 4- next the Mansion.lionse) sold in the last Lottery, No 34E6, a Prize ot 20,dool." and NO. '2921, a I: rae of 4001. in t vv y eight Shares; and_ their general mass of orarious Prizes so greatly exceeden the Proportion, that it one indivi dual had b e ight ail the 1 ickets and St , ares soiLi by them, it would have given a profit Of upwards ot 17,0001. over :oid above the Prune Cust. Is not this LUck ? 'teat Luck ? Un.• Paralleled Luck.? THE SPRING LOTTFRY ' Will Ye drawn 3d6of April, ;iild the -Scheme embraces un usual Advantages in favour of Adventurere; tor, if compared with the last Lottery•of Twelve Thous.thd rickets, it will be found to cont,in, not only Capital Pries of equal tnagnL lade; but dOuble the Variety, and more than Four times Life Number of profitable Prizes.; these'are intrinsic :;tiraeinals, 'which already prove irresistible The Pubiic, theretorc,sare seriouslradvised not to delay their Ptire:.,:ses, as the small number of Tickets are expected to be ail sold in a very shots. Time.. _ At present, Pl, DPING and Co. have great variety, at the Fountain of Fortune, No, t, Corniiii I, toe fornel Lucky Residence of old iLlr.t;uy, who accumulated about 4a0,c001, on that identical Spot, cast of which he built and ehdowed the Ficispital in the Liorougts. ~. • -„ . .0 I& #S APRIL 2, TO the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND•GENTLEIVIEN, • fHE,ELECTION'of SIX _DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA • COMPANY being appointed for Wednesday the Bth April next, the favour of your VOTE and INTEREST is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. -William Astell, Esq. Campbell Marjoribanks, Esq. Chit-Ws, Grant, Esq. George Smith, Esq. John Jackson, Esq.. Sweny Toone, Esq., which will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, • • Your most hurrible Servants, Charles Mills Jacob Bosanquet Edward l'atry , • l-Ituti Inglis, wines Paulson ' John Alex, 13annerm4n R. Chiahley I'lowaert' . •Joltn Bebb • Thomas Reid •, loseph Cotton, Abram Robarts ' fames Daniel G. A berciembie,Robhison Samuel Davis • John 11laden Taylor W Fullartdn Elphinstone Robert Thornton • • John liudleston • Richard Twining • John Inglis' William Wigrant . T. I Ita)Philus Metcalfe Robert Williams George East India House, March aci ,Si 2. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS,' 6,c. This Day was published, In Quarto, with a Map, price,ll. 16s. boards. THE HISTORY of EUROPEAN . MERGECOM with INDIA. To which is subjoined a Review of the A fAuments\ tor and against the Trade %%ith India, and the Management of it by a chartered Company ;' with an Appendix of authentic Accounts. . By DA vl D mACrtiERsON, ,* • Author of the Annals of Commerce, Printed tot Longman, 1 lurst, Rees, Urine, and Brown, Paternoster.row ; and - at the British Gallery; 5 . 4, New Bond. street. This Day. was pubtimled, In thick Bvo. with ixteen Bngtaviugs, price tfis. boatds, AN ACCOUNT .ot the sys - r Ems of HUS BANDRY -adopted in .the more improved Dis.triets of Scotland ; ,with some Obsetvanons on theimplvvernents of which they are susceptible. Drawn 'up tor the Considera.. tion of the Board of Agriculture, with a view of .eiplzuning how' far those Systemi are applicable to the le'ss cultivated parts in England Aid Scotland. 13ytlte Right Hon. SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. ' Pretident of the Board of Agriculture. "•Knowledge Is power„" -BA . . . Printed 1w Longman, Ilur:4, Rces,. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; G. and W. Nicol, Pall-Mall,; Archibald Constable - arid Co, Edinburgh . ; and J..Cuncrning, This Day was published, n Two volumes Roy, al 0 daro,price Two Guineas, boards; and in tluya► Quarto, on fine paper, price five Guineas, boards, rr.HE . COSTUME of th . e ANCIENTS. By THOMAS HOPE. • - - •••• Printed for Miller, Albemarle.treet This New. Edition of the 'abov'e Work is extended and made 'complete by One Hundred additional Plates, and consists of Throe Hundred Engra'yings in Outline with Let ter- Press., UNION OF CATHOLICS AND DISSENTERS. This Day vi,•,,s published; . I,lle Fourth Edition, price IS. LETTER to a PROTESTANT DIS9ENTER, in Answer to the Question, - " Shall the Dissenters join' with , the - Rornan. Cativ)lics in their Paition . to Parliament, for . what is called Catholic Emancipatiott?" C,hitaining Remarks on Religious,. Liberty and Political power, b,,th as they attel . Pylitical Power, and as they affzet the Established. Church and Protestant Dissenters ; api,li::‘,l)l.: to the present momentous Crisis; I.6lldt:it: Printed tor Williams and Son, No. 10, Sta. tioners' Court, Ludgate-street. • post published, Part 1 . Oaavo, price ss. (ro be completed in Three or. Lour Parts) 'THE CHRISTIAN READER'S GUIDE : A Charaderistic . Catriogue of the most important Mo dern Er:Visit Publications on Theoio g y,, and outer Branches of K 0 edge therewith connected: exhibiting on ,cacti Work the ()pinions of the best Authors, and the most re, spcetable Reviews. . To which is prefixed, An Essayon Reading, and on the choice of Books. London : rrinted for Williains and Son, No., Co, Sta tioners' Court, hudgate-street. The Second, Part may be expeaed in Tune. Wiwre may be had the greatest variety of Modern Theolo gical Publications, p.uticnlarly the following : The New Testament, with Devotional Reflealons ; adapted for the Family or the Closet. By the late lohn Gil lieS, D.D. 2 vols. Bvo. Rvftedions on all the Books of the Old and New.Testa =Bt. By P. Allix;D.D. Bvo. ros. 6d. Select Homilies of the Church of England, iamb. 3s. 6d To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING the honour of being recommended to you by the Directors of the. East India Company as CANDIDATES for the DI It ECTI ON to be chosen this Year, we -takd the liberty of requesting the tavottr or your VOTE' on the day of Eledion, Wednesday the Bth April We are.. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and most humble Servants, . WILLIAM AgTELL. CIIAK LES- GRANT. , JOHN iACKSON. CAMPBELL MARIORIBANKS. GEORGE. SMITH. SW V.NY TOONE. • East India House, March 2.5,18 is. "TIHE ANTI. JACOBIN REVIEW, and - OR THODGX CHURCIIivI4N's MAGAZINE, Nurn bcr &6s, publitied,Thij Day., CONTAINS A fultDiscussioti of the Catholic Question ; a Refutation of the Catholic " St iteinatt. " Letter t, a Protestant Dissenter on'thc Catholic Claims, with Remarks on the same . Comments on celt Repotted tveeclies on Lord BorYin,:, don's Motion. _ . . Animadversions • the I ala.astrian System of Education, and on t:-.; .Edinituro Re Jew. Account of tae New Bible >9cietyat ,C3mbridge. With many other Articles ';n topics 01 immediate and ur gent Interest, bout to the and Sate. 1.10 164, contains the literal. Copy 01 an 'Excommunita non iss ed by the - Pope in 1758, against - a Protestant British Subject, in the I hart•or the lirktisti Empire ! ! ! . . St' VI:iNG and MARSIJEN.'S PUKE LEM ON LE N ACID, • For Punch, Lemonade, Sau i ces,'irxe. FAMILLES, anA wili, find it f-!x --4 tiernely convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose where the Lemait is necessary ; also Pincers, Captain, of Ships, and /Alters; as it is n'y and portable, and will retina its idavtiur every Climate. . The iullowing Proportions may be used Fet-Punch 'L -large tea spounfUl of Lemon Acid, a guar • ter of a vund 4f Sugar, a quart or boiling,Water, halt a pint a quarter of a pint .if Brandy. -Lemonade: -- A large tea•spoonful 'of the. Acid, a quarter of a pound of Sugar, anti two pints and a half or Witt, r. Shrub.--One gallon o , Rum, six pints of Water, two pound, and a halt M Lump Sugar, and one half-crown bottle of pure Lemon Acid. •The above quantities to be varied as agreeable; also 'for Sauces, 'cities, Soups, Sec. Preparedoniy at 163, Borough, London, _an.l sold in bot tles, at as_ 6tl. by tuust Oilnien, Druggists, Libraties, and Confectioners. _ 0" Plea e too >serve their names on the bottle and wrap- Jer, as the label and direelions hzve been imitated 13 . ) several ews going about the country, deceiving shopkeepers and others, by selling a spurious articie,.iaaking any ,aliowance to get .early money. • - rHE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA ii SALUTA !US has been so long proved, that no thing of the present day can bear a competition with it,' in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it efleaually cures, and eradicates from the. habit, with out •exciting' the painful feelings • and • exposure that attend Salivation--without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement twin busi ness, or restridion of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their Claint to pubic appro. batiein, formore than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes they prove a never-lading Resiorativeovhether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the efieds of a warm climate. To Travellers, and those going abroad,. they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and cdinplete C,rie, iu aLI old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that, 'affeets the 'gladder and Organs of Urine. Ily its efficacy man Women have become Mothers, who for inaoyyears had been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, C,lteap_' side, corner of 'Paternoster-row • and retail, by Belau) and Sharp,. POrtStriouth; Half and Johnson, ' Gosport ; All nutt, Weston, Mallory, and 'Niles, Portsea ; Trewman„ Exeter; Cook Worthy, Glenville, Gilbett, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Macd .nald. Glasgow ;` Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Edin burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and 'Peck, ; Gregson and Bilinge, Liverpool ;, Staines and Lynch, Manthester ; Bowen Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd., _l3irmingham ,• Gre. gory , Bowen, Norwich Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most Medicine •Vendera; in Bottles at as. gd.' 45. Ocl. and ass. CONICGAL HAPPINESS. WHEN conscious ineligibility is the snore! but • insurmountable bar to \V ED LOCK, the unhappy sufferer pines in silence, and', despairing of relief, si...ks into despondency. T• relieve those melancholy • infirmities which occasion „Impotency in men, and Barrenness in women, for Nervous Complaints, DiseaSes peculiar to Females, and 411 Disorders occasioned by Debility or Re laxation, Dr. SEN 4 b'S - BALM of NI FCCA is priced by experience to be the most certain, safe,- and permanent remedy every discovered 'L o youth, whom indiscretions, excesses, an unpropitious ellinate; or the administration of mercurial' poisons, have precipitated into premature uld age —to the aged, in whom the tuitetions cif Ade- are suspended, though . not extiod, this medicine is, Conscientiously and confidently recommended. The debilitated, the' languid, the - relaxed of either sex, the deluded proselyte of secret sen suality, the childless couple, will here most assuredly find relief, with that secrecy which is essential tu_unsullied re putation. - cis not by a temporary stimulus, of irritation, that this medicim.produces those salutary effeCts which haVe t xcited the astonishment of many medical men, but by caus ing a genial warmth, exhiiirating the animal spirits, invigo rating, the whole frame, and renovating the 'constitution in a Manner that it may be fairly said 'to re-animate nature. . • The genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Doctor Senate ; and sold wholesale and retail, by ,his agent,. Mr. Druggist, 193, Strand, near Sr. Clement's Church; - riee 75. per Box, duty included ; and in Boxes -at tl. is. eac i ii, which contain four times the quantity ot the former. Ooserve, that there is an engraved Pottrait ot Dr. Senate in tie label on the outside of each Box, which is sigpid by the Propiietor, li, Senate, in his hand -writiPs. All others are counterfeit S- • - • MRS. I-IELME'S , POSTHUNIOUSWORK. This Day was published, In Thrca' Volumes, 12mo price ios 6d. hoards, MAGDALEN ; pr, -The! Penitent of Godstow. • An Historical Novel. By ELIZABETH Author of St. Margaret's Cave, or the Nun's Story, the Pit. grim of the Cross, &c. &c. Printed for P. Norbury, Itreinford ; and C. Cradock and VV. Soy, No. 32, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, Cainpe's Discoveries of Columbus, Cortez and Pizarro, translated by Mrs. Heinle, a new edition,, just published, price i6s. ; 11. 25. balt-bound. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his M:jesty's.serviee„ challenge .the whole world to prove a single instance where their medicine and method'of cure.have tailed (lithe desired effeet. The practice of Many years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. • They, continue to dired their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys. tein, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wastetu elreets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by • the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing sOurce . of barrenness; the other have its ravageS fa tally developed to them, by a distressing state of debility, which it not timely remedied, terminates :in impotentcy, these are its remote and ultimate 'effects, while consurieed lion, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually charaCterise the earlier stages of this sblitary vice. - Of persons languishing the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never', proved unsuc cessful in the'course of a long; laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and - complicated cases of Ve. pereal Wee - lion, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy 'excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcerS, eruptions, semi. hal weakness,gleets, as also STEIICTURF S, Whether recent or of tong duration, and which have baf fled the skill 'of other Practitioners,,are by their present im proved plan of treatment, ellettnally and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pars and alarming hemorrhage which frequently' follows the applica ,tion of the lunar caustic In the course of twenty years extensive practice in this Metropolis, numerous cases of Strittures have been and are daily under •theii,care, the total eradication of which is effeCted by a sate, certain, and expe ditiousjnode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are sredily removed, and the Patient 'restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re. meiiies, ;tiler the Stricture has been destroyei ' is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of lite and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen. and Gentlemen of the first • respeaa. , bility, have been under the care of Messrs. Lurie, and• Co. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, - &c. and 'having'received a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be given to them, as satisfactory 'evi-. dences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had stric tures front no to 2.0 years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi nence, who attempted the cure by the application of the Lunar Caustic, without success, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be cbnsulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. - I".atients in the' country are requested to state the particu lars of. their case, age,' and general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance fpr advice and medicines, when the same will be given or gent to any part 01 the kingdom. .ro ensure.that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the post., agent letters may be added to t;)e account fur Mettitine6: 9th fare, lEa9,---.)Q7,llattan-gardelh Tr .„ . . . 94,,, , , • s f,. 1i,"' : .,1, e.„,,t4,44.,;f4.....,,...... ..- 1 07,,J r ., v5; ,.....,0, 4 ,.. At,,?.*„...... „.„.. : .„1. i r.* * ,,,,,.::,.*:. 11. 4t ,45-.„."7._ ..:ivo t , wi,m.,.: ... ~,,...itt o.;'' 1' , 'ENt ri IC UAL L E, • ;17.,,reb AHE COMM/SS/OIVERSPKTO4I4./AVO lit M4YESTY'S b1;/11 7 ) d give Notice, Th.le on Friday, the soiii of neici, - they will 6e ready to r t . . ceire Tenders in lOritinei, (sealed up), 41,4 treat Jo, the supply (on separate ('onts of what FRESII 33ELI:-.ctnd SEA PRO V iSI 034 S may be demanded pr the s,trice jesy's. Ships. ,ttl //estets itt'Llywrick, and inithe in behind, Jro Twelve Alcaths cettain, and further until Six Months' watning shall de given fir the termination thereof,: to P4slc, fi r by hills, piyable with interest ; Ninety' li.fdy of The Conditions of the Contra Et mar be seen .at tLe Se,letaty's Op'e-e, at this Office, or by applying to the Co/Ledo' f pis Ma. . „ jest's Customs at Limerick. No regard will be.bad to a ,, j , Tender in. uhich the Price awll not be inserted in words at length, .or tb.it shall not be deliiered to the B;ard before One o'efloo; , on the • said Friday the i,,th of April next, not unless 'the Personi who (he ,Tender,- er soMe Person o;: bis Behalf, .itten is, to aniwe, whit! *callt4 for 'nor wil. a,y Tender tl-af. co tams extrasiagant prices •up o n some articles, and prices' much injeri, to the real value upon others, he cOlsi,Pred arproper to be adi7;itted. Eacji Tender, must also be accnnpinied by a Let;er • vigned two resionsiblePerwts, engaging to becOme bozind wit? , the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 001. for the due perAwnyiniv of each cf the said Ccntra4.9s. VICTUALLING-0 Mt; Marcb24, iSis. THE COMAIISSIONERSfor VICTUri L 41A G His MAYESTrs NAPY do hereby give Notice, That ux Ttieidtk,the3d of April next,they7all be ready to rtceive Ten ' ders in writing,' (settled up), and treat Jot Threi . of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to beansweralle to Sampler of not lers than two P 61,744 ati.‘.eight each, to h•- pr;.eliteed 7,11) the Tenders; to be. delvercd . is the original P.tckages, at the rat: of f ram Seventy to Eigly Tarr per week, into his illajely'r Pic. hurtling Storei at Deptford, af,d to . be paid for 6 3 ; Bills p‘ipzble, 'with interest, Niney ays after date. • The Conditions of the'Uontraa may be seen at the Stcritari's Office. No regard will be had to a-yTelder tc•hie" the Price shall nit be inserted inll , olls at length, or that wall net be delivered . to the Board before One o'clock on the sai I-Tae,day, the 3d next ,ndr unleis the Person who makes the Tender, cr stone Person 'is his bekalf, attends, to answer when caked for., • ' ICTU4LLING.OIFIGL, March 25, rHE COMMISSIONERS,Jor VICT (Lei LUNG Hi: MAyEStl"s IV4I I I do berebY give N6tice, Th at . on Tuesday, the 711,,0f April next,they wit! be ready to receiz..e Ten ders in writing, (sealed up), and - treat for Two Hundred Thousand Gallons o/ WEST INDIA 'RUM, to 'be vered, duty bee, from. Warehouses in which the same shall rave been bonded, into kis Majesty's Vitlialling Stores at Drzt:ord, one half there!" in the course of one 'M ,nth from the day of Contrat7; and the other half in one Plonth afterwards ; fir . One hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXI .1 RA 1.. SI N S, to ie answerake to ; amp/es (ol not •less than tw, pounds ve , gbt, each ) to be produced with the Tendet s, and t" be aelivir ed into the said Stores at Derdr.rd in• the course -of one month.— The 4hbole to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Niney Days after elite. • The Condition: of the Contrails may be seen at the Sect etaty's Office. Mo regard will be had to any, Tender in which the Pi-ice shall not be inserted in words at length, that 3 hall,not Ge delivered to the' Board, before One o'Clnek_ on the saidniesd.ty, the 7thcf April next, -nor ienl , ss the Pet son who rakes the Tender, orsonte. Person on his behalf, attends to_ answer When calleet ILTUALL !NG. 0 I , I , IC E, • 4 11areh 31, dm FrftE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUAI-LIAG • 1 " His 111/17E9TY'S'Neli'Y do hereby give Notice, That CFI Friday, the loth of April next, tbci will be ready t receive Tenders in wr4ting (sealed up), and trea; fa. Nine dred Quarters of N L W PALE,- and Three Hundred Quart, s of NEW CLOSE DRI I) AMBER MALT; to be answer able to Yamples (of not less than one Quart each) to be pr- luied with the Tendfrs, and to be delivered within the :Pace of a Port night into his Majesty's Pia:l,ll4'l,w Sion- s at Deptlepd ; and also for One Hundred and Fifty Tons of VIRGINIA LEAF - TOBACCO, to be delivered in the period of 'Six 114,4 s at the Ports and in the proportions undermentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford Portsmouth Plymauth the nthee to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest; Ninety Days after date. ' The Conditions of the Contraas may be sees at the Secretary's Office. No re g ard qvill be had to alty Tender in tt. , 6lch the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ndt be delivered to the Boa. d khre One o'cl,ek on the said F!iday,.the toth /11)13 next, nor unless the Person who makeS the Tender, or some Per— son'on his behalf, attends, to answer When cal ed j)r. 'TN I R. SPI LS BURY, 'from his Siitt , qs in Scroi)!,ii iVl, lons Cases, etas' be consulted any 114-rning 112 tween the hours of Eleven and Three, at his'lliEpensary, Soho square, I.bn4on, l'atie its wishihg to consult him at their own Houses, on Discases of the joints, scorbutic and ''.l . (iptive.Complaint s , previous to waking Ilse of the PATE N."I'IivTISCU It- HU . F 1 C 1)lt 0 I'S, will have- a decided Opinion as to the. •probability nt Success.. ' • • No: Of Attendance may-be known at the Dispensary, No. Is, SiTho.strate: As there are nunierous counterfeits, pleage to ask for Spi Is bury's l'atent AtitiscorOntie Drops, with the i•itig's duty printed in black ink, in bottles vt ss 6d. tkithie hot+ l es tos . and vi c , p-cn.tay t largel r ii S.-tt)i.tt Lit MC Intim'. Compound E ssence , S s Squit re, London.