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' . 7 n _ ~ 'l': :• r It ~,..,,,, ti E.,... t ,.„,... 5 , , , 57:_5ak.' 4 1,' 46 :i4:::7:1 , t-,::-.; e 9 %4! U _ . 1..::: —_, ,iir.., . i1 . 1:111 1 . 1. ,!, . .f4 - 1, :"-. N ::1 *=1. Y ., i". 4 - 11 '‘'k' u ' ifogil , sVktib , ~,., .'~ ,:-. 5 ~~ : v "--17"" k r i s 1,11 ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE. "1 - ‘I I IE EXHIBITION . is now OPEN froth Eight in the Murning till Seven in the Evening. Admission is. Catalogues is. • HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Secretary,. SALES OF '4STAI ES, &c. CONTRACT- FOR CAST IRON VALLAST. N.41/I'l THE WASHINGBROUGH AND I - lEIGHINCTON ESTATES, IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. LATK :c; L., i..NT-(ifA.R DEN. — ORROW EVENING; May 15 1812, Will be ailed ShAF,peare's Tri.gedy ot KING JUAN King john, fit tiEMBLE • ' _Prince Arthur, Master CilA PMA N ; Salisbury, Mr. BARRY MORE ; • Hubert. Mr. EGERTON ; ' atilconhritige, KEMBLE ; The Dauplii6., Mr. BRUNTON ; • . n • tady Constance, Mrs. SI ()DONS, iuitig the last Season of her appearing on the Stage). Afterlivhch will be perforrne4 'a new Grand Melo=pra- Spedacle, • THE SECRET MINE. The print;T:rl Mr .ha Cratters by .• Mr • 11 1Z1IN I'ON WARKYMORE, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. LISTON . , ' 3 ' 4 r , COO'K.E, Mr.'fEFFERIES, fir•TREBY, Mr. 1-lAMERTON, H. JOHNSTON, I% , liis FEKON; PDXe s 'er Mrs. PARKER; SP Mrs. 3s. 61. 6d. Second-price Vain Pries ce6 Y 2, • Second-price • —Upper Gallery is. Se ' lac Ca t or the foxes to betaken of Mr. Brandon, at the T h . n x-OffiC e , i n H art-street.. haul` new Melo-Dramatic spe&icle of The Secret Mine, - 14 t i, g again b een received throughout with universal app.ro lhernnoatli'd aPPlause, tell be repeated every Evening till fur-. • 11, .. ( 1 )n ! M ti n ie lllay, King RiChard Third. —On Tuesday, King A new c.-igntli—On Wednesday, The . Virgin oftilt Sun. t nn °Med} , is in rehearsal, and will be protificeck as • Possible. l ES SRS. ASi : ILEYS t, e No, ). leotr a i "itY. Gentry', their Friends, and the Public in E ' E. ,lheir ANNUAL BENEFIT is fixed for ,•,LJN 1 ' RDA V, ',next,. the , ,f 6, n t when will, be Cl:' t) IHE iTRL Rt,Y.-t.III,,iesP.VNT-GAR -I,"rntr: "AND SELECTION of MUSIC, front the 41 'foq, 1 - ; s t'ons of the most faVourite Authors, Ancient and t ali in'which Madame CATA LAN E will sing "Ado- I lu 'l ti Pet , t e , " T ~ " De la romba," the :Grand Scena Sing 41 en, , . ,' . '"td," and 'the favourite Duetto ." Vado ma al ,,,hei',lZitn kir. BRA f-likM, who introduce " . Yjn , l; and "The Song of Nelson ;" Mrs.DlCK 'os '' nog .1 h e Marvellous Works," "Farewell ye limpid „ tl'," ." The Soldier Tir'd;" Mr. BELLAMY accompanied on • the Bassoon, by Mt:, I" " Lord' in Thee ;" sirW GARBE " Pleasure my former ways;" mr • TIN_ ti , ncl of die ilrave." Calcott ; Mrs.ASH E, by de— PM) hen the Rose Bud • - t: Summer," Sir 1. Stevenson, "0 .1 - I)cm e . 6 Hear y Prayer," with Mrs. tlle, • 4.''erl'ortnahce will coTnmence with the Overture to ilexham• TrOmpa Obligato, §chrh:cit ; 'tle,' S econd. A:1 - Will be introduced,: for tire first jg ~;r i( tri e ', l 4) „' hut Voices, being the last Composition or the a 11T ' l4 l'-hi • and of the first part, a Solo of Core.li ; by . • ,••e, 411 t ere r , -3 ` 0 be Intl of •Messr. Ashleys; at BirchalPs Mu - ; and of Mr.- Brandon, at the Theatre, ior the,l3‘,xes may be taken. % 1 1 4 1 ;) k-T ILKIE'i „EY HIBITION of ALL THE No 4 7, 4". Pall-M TUREan,S from Ni lIAS ne till " . i,dinittance One Shilling. LLOY WS, c , -May B, f igri. t h ! ,‘ 0 -ton for for conduEting the Sub- ON l!ttort tor the Relief of the Widows and FarriliesoF Men lost .on board his Majesty's t Ships HERb, DEFENCE, SA LDANI-lA, and re, y tir'rt,s t teL it their duty, and have great satisfatlion to 1) 10-.'t the liberal attention which has been given by 11, x 4 „ l :c, and by the Naval and Military Setvi e, to this . Calamity and . Distrvss, enables the Committee t i ,'" th e to state, that the Subscriptions already received,. „it -ntritliitions from the Navy, Army, and many-of ett . c r i P. l Towns,. of which the have inlormatio.i. and 1 „• } thy, e course of remittance, are together cpnsider:cd, "`ltitdeti '' .? be sufficient for the humane purposes of relief bTher this Subscription. THOM IS FERGUSON, Secretary. Wi d h, 5 , \4 `'‘'s and Fathilies of the Officers and Men , loi s t on 1 3 -test Y's Ships St. George, Hero, t l ',"tqe4,„ doe Y, who have . not yet . applied or re iet, the if 'olhake application to Mr. fhomas Fergus. n, " 3, George -yard, Lombard -street, with proper tf:'t4 oft t. or to the Magistrates or Clergymen at the Suh s „ " r .th . vellirig, who are earr.estly solicited to make r'iniOn ' known in th'eir neigibunrhood. • - • IIE t „ I tIEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREA 1 MARLBOROUGH-. SIJMN E STREET •I\j COURSE of LECTURES on io LOGY, and SURGERY, ,:kcke9rnirienced on Saturday the 6th of june at Seven 11:ti,t,;, 11 , the Alorning, by - Mr. BROOK ES. tlraS CouverZitiones wilt be held weekly, when oi l the •"' t etS treatett of will be discussed familiarly, tuticiit Views fur - warded. To tiles,- none but Yu -1 it .s a mated. ev er 'N-unients, thoroughly ventilated, and replete c6rivenience, are open from Five o'clock in the rn v tor th, Pun'oses of Disseding 41d Injeding,._ where . c'kes attemis to dired the StudeMs, and demonstrate ous ti , i t `•r•E; as they appe a r on Dissediun t:4 s conv qiienc.es usually ;ittending Anatomical I nyesti c.:e to w:icnstted by arrantisepic ER --- ----_, , _ fr - r s ,L E( ‘. -1 .;') , ;Ii. AND HOMILY SOCIETY, .. I, e l h 4 - "'Pos , ti by sohle Friends of the Esuiblished, ,r4trn-urch, that I SoCiFTV should be formed for the sole ‘l)et4!('-'leitg ti v a ' bove excellent tOrthutaries•.'amoni; ktidt;Enbitanis of the ie United Kingdom, her Colenial De. 0-liti '' '' l :; 'IA especially ~ ', l ,,, i ig the Army and Nary. . - 411 '1 - c)c iet ' f ' , h simple and definite nature of its °Pirl,',,,4°ll) the l ‘ ro a l r i c.nt im-o,isi;)ility of any difference of 1 ,,, 11 14i,,i' aaloilg Ch P urcinn , ii •concerning thein,.annears cal .' tri i „, 4 ' only to be ext re - ri;el,• useful, but Also to unite all t 3,A t i:7 4 °' our I' - t- hi gitient in its favour. 1 - 11 *Cti';', Ni 1 it . A L AVE 1 1 '114; of Persons , favourableto this 1 41 arit ."Pll'lnted tu be held on WEON ES DAY, .May zoth_ b tl4 l 4t I' rc eniason's . Tavern, Queen-street, Lincoln b Th e k v i dS• --11 ,_, Ir f .tr) be taken at Two o'Clock precisely. ' ' r•N It Y h ‘ ti I); `. A.M. Secretary, pro tempore. \\7lp i , LI i ILL LuT .l E" • I , 4„form 'nd Co. (the Coner3tors) reipttc.i . ful , ly i , 9 1 - 1 14 , ,,,,, '''e P ublic, that the LITTLE LO'l"f ERI will T he o ll the LlNu.s Bi R 1 fi DAY : here are o nly 8,000 Ticket.i, with the following GRAND SCHEME. t of . t r . 20,0c0 Is Zzo,ooo, - k t • lo,oco '- 10,000 . t - 5000 - s,OOO 3 3.e00 - 3 , 900 4 2,000 - ~coo - • 1,000 . . 37 000 i . 62,000 t 4°o 500 - 1,0 0 0 , - I% . 100 - 1,S:0 i l t , . 2oa - 1,606 3o •:, 100 - • 1,20 n 44 Sa - 1,6...0 - • 5° - 1,5:0 • L A 4 0 • 1,6' c ,31; 30 - 1,8, a rs T - 25 - 2,65 0 . C') ,I -KT: 75 - 19,6j0. k) . (fh'S - , - . L •••k-,, i :n4 SHARES are sclling at SW/FT and Al s l.. .11 Poultry, No r,'.,Citaripi-cioss, a ''''?‘ 4." "igh•Streot. I, ' EAST-INDIA HOUSE, stli May, alz. At aGENERAL COURT of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the LAST . INDIES held this Day, Resolved Unanimously, - 'THAT this Court has learh't wilh.deep concern and surprize that his Majesty's tylinisters have been induced to change the view they first entertained of the pro priety of confining tot he Port of London the returns of the Trade to India now to be permitted to all British subjeds that the measure of opening the Outports to Vessels of all descriptions from India, comprehending in that teion the Eastern .]:,lands, appears to this Couit to be fraught with consequences ruinous to the Company, a nd a il th e l ong tra i n of interest conneled with it ; by removing from the Port of London the greater part of the Indian Trade, whith it has hitherto enjoyed; by rendering useless many of the extensive establishments formed there fur the Merchandize and Ship ping of that trade, and throwing out of bread many thousands of persons who now derive constant employment from it; by deranging the pradice and frus t r at i ng t h e en d o f sta'ed Pub lic Sales which are useful and important both to the Country and the Company, who are necessarily restricted to this prac tice; but, above ail, by affording facilities for the Smoggling of Teas into the Ports and Harbours of England, Scotland, and Ireland, to an extent unlimited, and as this Court ap prehend, uncontroulable. _ _ That the consequences of this must be the destruction of the. Company's China rade, their best source of commer cial profit i - the tailure of their Dividend, th e d eprec i ati o n o f their Stock, and unless a' Lund is provided irons some other source tor the payment of .the Dividend, inability on their part to continue to perform the functions assigned to them in the Government of British India_ That it the Constitution ley which the Indian Empire is now administered should. thus -Se subverted, the excellent :. system of Civil and Military Service formed under the Com pany, and maintainable only by such a body, will be broken down, the tranquility and happihes's of the vast Population which that Empire contains, the Interests of this.Coontry in Asia, and its Constitution at home, will be imminently en dangered. ..That the professed objel f:r which the proposed changes • are to, be nude, and such immense S a crifi ces h azar d e d, name-. ly, the Increase of the Commerce of this Kingdom, cannot be in anyireat degree attained; there bei n g no pradicability Of extenatne materially the use of our Manufadures among the Indian pceple, the tonnage allotted by the Company, or af forded by Indian Ships in. the management of individuals, for such Exports, not having been fully Occupied ; neither does it appear praelicable largely to augment the importation of profitable Cominodities from thence; ot all which the . example ot•the American Trade to the East is a proof; .Bri. • tish Manutadures, which they could easily have procured, making no part of it, nor their returns exhibiting any new ar ticles of importance. That, .therefore, the Trade now enjoyed by the Company and Individuals will be the only , certain trade :to which new adventurers can have recourse ; and this will be no addition to the Commerce of the Country, but only a transfer from one set of hands to another; so that Old Establishments will be sutwerted, without substituting any thing equally good in their place; and to all appearance with great detriment to the Nation, particularly in the Defalcation of a large part of the Duties now'coPeoled on Pea to the amount of oor Millions Sterling per annum.; for all which Detaleation, whether one,_. or two, or three millions, New Taxes must be laid on the People. That the Cause of the Company has been deeply injured by preindice, ignorance, erroneous ass,ump;ions, and of „fare by extensive combinations, and by 'unfair representation, canvas, and intimidation—in all which, the merits and rights of the Company, r the Political Interests of British India, and of this Country, as connected v.ith them, have been lett out of sight, and the single object of the Extensk4i of Commerce, an object too only of speculation, in opposition to past experience, is the governing principle. This Court, however, confidently hope that Parliament will not decide the tate of the Company, on the representa tions and demands of private interests, but on just and corn. prehensive views of National Policy ; and the Court must alsb believe that his Majesty's Ministers are too enlightened and equitable finally to adopt any measure calculated to de . stroy the conunercial profits of the Company, and thereby to disable them from performing their political fundions. This Court, therefore, entirely approving, both ot the firm ness which their Directors hive shewn in maintaining the interest of the Company, and of the manner in which they have, in the Papers now produced by them, defended those interests, (loth recommend it to them to persevere in the Negociation with his Majesty's Nlinisters upon the.. same principles • assured of the determination of this Court to support them to the utinost in maintaining the permas:ence of the. Company and the National Interest, which are involved in theit - stability. resolved Unanimously, • • That the Thanks of this Court be given to Randle Jackson, Esq. for his very luminous and excellent. Speech, this diy, for the great zeal, and industry he has on various oc casions, and - particularly on this, displayed fur the honour and advantage of this Company. Resolved Unanimously, That the warmest thanks of this General Court be offer ed to the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and Court of Dire6tots of this Unipany, for their very, able condud in the Negotiation with Government for the Renewal of the Char ter ; alikeevincing the most luminous ideas of the best Inte. rests of this Company, and their most honourable conclud in the rr►ana;iernent of so important a concern. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring," obserVes a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional diseases come into setion,- ' , -and it, at this sea son, people were to adopt an a lt era tiv e diet, much human misery would be prevented." THE NUT of th 6 SASSAFRAS TREE is toot only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample experience has proved it to b e mo r e efficacious in col - - reCting the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lis bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subjeel to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of . Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is 'highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several eminent l'hysicians. It is sold in aground state tior boiling (in the same manner as coffee) price bs. 6d. per ib. by W. Wilson, Grocer,,No. 39, S Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re mittance. BANDANA SOAP.- 'WHITE HANDS have ever been . esteemed a • personal beauty in both. Sexes, - and in some parts of 'Europe are essential to Persons of flank. =The BAN DANA St /A ' or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar pro. lierty of giving the most exquisitedelkJcy of texture and in chocei vable fairness to the Elands which are constantly wash ed with tins Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured.by labour or other violence, the hardness and coarse ne,s are effeaually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy' of ap pearance, which , camiot - be acquired by any other , means w nate ver. Itis by experience only that any, one can lona an adeouaie idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. .S(lhl.by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, Weston and Co., 'No. 229, Strand, near' 1 emple-btr, Lou.• den ; - and t , •e Proprietors, as a further secUrity, beg them to beparticnlar in noticing, that the name and address of the Printer; E. Spra.l, No. 27, how-street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the laud and wrapper. - All others are counter feits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Irendos in Town and Country, price as. each Cake. But itis at ail times necessary to be particular in observing the abov: which will be-the means of preventing the impositions which have of late bce&t practised. MR. SQUI 813 respecifullj , g iv es N ot i ce , th at t h e Sale of the First •lart of the VA Elf A tH.E ES. TATES, which was advertised to take place at G4rraway's Coflee•house, on Tuesday, the'l.sth of May, inst. is uaa voiclably POST PON E I) _until TUESDAY, the lcl.of June, when it will positively take place. De , criptive Particul.irs,. with Plans annexed, may be had of Air. Hett, at ‘Vashingbrough, who will spew :he Estates; of John Farad), Esq. at Lincoln ; at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln; the Angel, Sleaford ; the „Bill I, ,at :Bourn ; the Angel and Talbot, Peteiborough; at Garraway's ; of Mr. F ladgate nssex.street, Strand ; and of: Mr. Squibb, Saville.place , Sa , :ille.row, London. . • YATELY, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mr. Ilcrnezy's, the White Lion. Inn, Herrtbrdshirc, on Tuesday the r9tll day a. May, at One in One • Lot (unless previously disposed of by Private Contra 1, of which Notice - will be given), THE Valuable, very Desirable and loprovable citstomary MANOR of HAIL P LACE, sittrated in the Parish of yatcly, shout three miles from,Herttnrdsnire, two from Blackwater, and thirty-three from London, with the Court Baron Royalties,• Alienation, Fees, Muit- rents, arid Lands, Copyholthit Inheritance (nearly equal in value to Freehold); comprising a MANSION, called 'KATE I,Y• /lOUs E, with. Gardens, Fish- polars, Vvrater Coro Mills, and Farms, containing Two: Hundred and Thirty-nine Acres, more or less, ofinclosed Meadow, l'ature, and Arabic Land, part thereof exoneratedd - I - tom Tithe /lay, by a modus of 2d per Acre ; with very yablable.Manorial and other rights of Pasture and Turbary, on the extensive commons of yately, now in the renting of. Messrs. Bosley, White, Ile:vct, and . Bedford, at old rents, amounting only to 2851, per year. . Yately is nearly the central of a fine sporting country, abounding with Game, and it is presumed the new Military: College, erected near this Estate, wilt very 'soon add consi dembly to its value. • • Mr. Bosley and Mr. Hewer,. the Tenants, will shew the Estate, of whom printed Particulars marbe bad; also at the principal .Inns tn .Blackwater ; and at the place 01 Sale, the Audion Mart, London, of I. Stanley Smart, Esq. Red: Lion-square ; T. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs. Bout and Pickering, Land Agents and Surveyors, Axminster, who are empowered to treat by private 6ontditl. RELIEF without DANGER or INCONVENIENCE; Waranted, and the full Cost returned, if not approved of after any Trial,. Wear, or Damage. SALMON, ODY, and Co. 292, Strand, London, PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS MANU. FACTURERS to His Majesty's' Royal Navy, the Hon, East-India Company, kc. &c warrant their TRUSSES, without any Strap whatever, superior in style and elteCt to every other invention on the above terms, and confidently re commend a trial to all those who prefer perfed ease and se curity to rye galling application of the common Truss. Merchants and Captains supplied on liberal terms. _ Tlis Day was published, In Two Volumes Bvo, price los. in boards, • The Second Edition of ILLUSTRATIONS of STERNE; with other ESSAYS and VERSES. By JOHN FERRIAR, M.D. Printed for T. cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of *horn may be had, by the saute Author, t. Medioa.l Histories and Refloc.lions, in 3 vols. price 11.45. in boards. 2. Ilibliomania ; an Epistle to Richard Heber, Esq. 4to. price 2S. This Day was published, In One Volume Ociavo, price MS. in hoards, a NeVr firm, being the Sixth, of REFUTATION of CALVINISM; in which k.t. the DoCtrines of Original Sin, Grace, Regeneration, justification, and Universal Redemption, are explained ; and the peculiar Tenets maintained by Calvin upon those points are proved to be contrary to Scripture, to the Writings of the Ancient Fathers of the Christian Church, and to the Public Formularies of the Church of England. -r= . 13y GEORGE TOIIILINE, D.D. F.R.S. Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and,Dean of St. Paul's, London : Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, in the Strand ; Rl vingtons, .St. Paul's Church-yard ; White and Co Fleet_ street ; liatchard, Piccadilly ; Deighton, Cambridge ; and Parker, Oxford. _ _ . 0f whom may be by the same Author, t. Elements of Christian Theology, designed principally for the use of young Studefits in Divinity. Ninth Edition, 2 vols. Evo. price 13s. in boards. _ _ z. An Introduction to the Study'of, the Bible (being the Seventh Edition of the First Volume of the " Eleinents t " printed separately for the use olyoung Per Sons, price ss. tit. in boards. THE DICTATES OF COMMON SENSE. " Like leaves on trees, the race of man is found, " Some green in youth, some witlering on the ground." VEGETABLE MEDICINE. ENGLISH DIET DRINK.—BOERHAAVE'S and SIR [MIN HILL'S UNIVERSAL REMEDY. T HESE great and eminent Physicians, by an in- , timate and profound knowledge of Botanical Science, concurred in •prediding the posibility of discovering in the vegetable world a remedy for almost every human malady. That the English Diet Drink, introduced by.•Dr. l ioSh9lt Webster into his Medical Practice, so tar back as 1-7.45, an'd since administered by himself with uniforth success for 6o years to both sexes andallages, is a discovery that approaches nearer than any other yet made to this untvel sat character, has after various and complete experimeirs been acknow ledged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America, by Drs. Aden and Sir R. `ebb, of London, and by many other high and distinguished names, both at home and abroad. But the best pradical test of truth is experience ; and the many' thousands that have been cured, since its , first introdudtion by Dr. Webster, of every description of Fever, of Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints, of Sea•and Land Scurvy, of Scrophula, of every species of Eruption, which indicate irn:. purity of Blood, of Consumptions, Asthmas, , Dropsies, &c. will be the most satistadory evidence or the extraordinary powers and astonishing efficacy. of this Vegetable Medi. cane. Those who wish :for more particular inforthation on the character and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature end variety ot the elites it has el - Miffed, may con. suit Dr. Webster's excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is just, published by the Proprietor,' price Ss. in boards, and a small pamphlet, price is. 6d. contain.. ing a list ot thirty rernarkable . cures, which all occurred in ro ; and the Reader of these produdiotis may be assu re d, that he will not only not be - disgusted with the inflated bom bast of the stupid protender,with the quaint and stilted p ufr ing of the quack, not with the fabricated fictions of the shameless impostor, but will find the Dodoes Book the work of a man of great professional experience,learging, and humanity. Sold in half. pint bottles, 45. • pint ditto, 7s. 6d. ; an d i n quart ditto. 1 4 5 . e ac h, d u ty included. . Sold wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E.' Slee and Co. Borough High .street, and by one at least, in every eon- . siderable Town in the United Kingdom ; and by the t4ow ing Venders in Lomdon, by their Agents :--Messrs Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Elliotson Che mist and Druggist, t o 6, Borou g h ; Bol ton ' s Medicinal. Ware. front of the Royal Ex c h ange, C ornh i ll ; Coles _ Worthy; Chemist and Druggist, 144, Whitechape.l ; Moun..- sey, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, and at_ Kennington cross ; Sanger (late Bacon), rco, Oxford street ; Midgiey, Chemist and Druggist, 49, Strand ; Hud son and Co. C4etnists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and Mattress, Perfumer, 85, I'lect, streoet, . Mayl2, 18r r. THE ' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMA MISSIONRRS sf FIJS MAJESTY'S NAVY do be, e & give Notice, That on Wednesday, the totb Yune next, at One . o' - Clock, they Toill he ready to treat with such pricns as may he to ConiraFi for supplying his kisjetty's Yards as Nils.; mouth and Piymoutb with CAST IRON ,1 1 / 1 41, - /IS T. Form of the Tender may he seen at this Ogre. s No Tender will he .received after One o'clock, on the dap of Treaty; nor • any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter . addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Perrone, rogag.. ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of sod, 10, the .114. Performance of the Contrail. PICTUALLING.OFFICE, May 1, azz. TIFIE COMMISSIONERSfi#,VIC7'UALLThG His MAJESTY'S NA`-'Y do &rely give Notice, Mat on Tuesday,.the 191 b "guy 14 , 1(1 be - rcaa:y to. receive Ten ders in writing lealed pp), and treat for tbe...Steppy . 'y of all sne.s Quantities R Nf,- as may be required f6:l- the use of His Majeity's Troops at : the li/and of Martin;qtre, and Colov , of Surinam, during .the space of Twelve Months certain, from the 7th of August text; furtb, , r, uYtii Stx warning shall .he given on either side, for the termination of the evp. The Ccmditions whereof mg be .. .fern at the Secrehitys Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the price shall net he inserted in:words at length, or that shall not be delivcr.: ed to the Beard befre One e'Clock on the said Tuesda).',' the 10 Instant, nor rinks: the Person who makes the Tender, scme Persei en his behalf attends, to answer when call.' ler. • Rach Tender Mutt also. he accompanied ,hy a Letter signed by two reiponsible Peesons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, -in the Penal Sum 6601. for . the dur pet:firm:nee of the Contract foe Martinique ; and 4t. 1.70 r that cf Surinam FICTUALLING-OFFICE, 1171sv 7, am. THE COMMISSIOA ERS for NOVA L lihvG Ills 11M)ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 2.2 d ins!rnt, ti ty will 6e ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed 4), and treat for Three Hundred Chaldrons (ear t h consisting of Thirty. six Bushels, frinchester measure)of PITT'S TANFIELD o'OOR, WIND S OR'S PONTQP, or SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS; la be iie•-• livered in a whole cargo or cargoes, in ti'e space. of Six ,ittel‘s, (wind and weather permitting) alongside the Wbarls of His Afa,' jesty's Viaualling Premises at P‘ymoutir and Southdown, and for One Hundred Bags of KENTISH'HOPS of the gr6wWof to be anr , tverable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delilfered into the Vie:nailing Stores at Iyysirout.s, like space Six Weeks, the whole to he paid fir Sr payable,, with Interest,. Ninety Days after date. • Tke Conditions cy the Contraels mi; be sees at the Secteta,Ly's' Ogee. No regard will be 6ad to a 9, Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that not be .delivered to the Boatel before One o'c:ock on the said iday, 11)4 2,./ inst. ,:or unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when catedfor. VICTUALLING-UFFIC6, . ALT 12, ISI2. 'THE CO MMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL LAN. 0 JR- His Me .BST NeIPY do hereby' give Nolte, Thai on Tuesday, the 26th brad's!, they will be ready ra recdver?n. ders in Writing, [sealed up), and treat for Three litenbed Tont MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to he al2PUTrable toSamplis of st.t less than two paench weight fuel', to be pridurrd .with the Tenders; to he deliveied in the wigi,ill Packager, at the rate' of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Tveek,' into his itlajtsty's Pie treading Stores at 1)i-ptford, and to be paid for by Ellis payable, with la/crest, Ninety Ags after date. The Condithms of the Contraa Iniy 6e seen at the Sic; etarj's Offer' No regard will be had to Ttoder i r which the Pike Sh.di nit be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'ctA on the said nee,(l.7, li e 26th hat: next,nw unless ihr Person who inakys the Teoder, ?;,- 3 care 'Perion on bir behalf, attends, to answer when ca,'/ed . This-Day wa's publi..-44i.1, price 4 s. .;\‘774ST. INDIA CLAIN/5 on the MOTHER . cott-it'k4y LEGISLATURE, with ar t containing the Pi-tition of the froilse of :assembly=-of Jamaica to his Royal Highness the Vrhice Regent. , By a BRITISH PLAN Sold by Edinund Lldyd, Harley-street, Cavendish.sqtiare, London. To- Mr. DIXON, Apthhtxitsy. JTake the earliest oppo r t uu i t y to acquaint y ou , that 1 have received the most wonderful henait from the ,use ot your DI XON's ANTI BI LIOU 3 PILES, which I carried with me to Jamaica,. and all those f r i en d s to whom distributed them have experienced the same salutary benctir ; they declare them to be the be s t Mtdici ne ever used in that Country for Bilious , ther Cornplainjg. The following are the names of several Ladies and Gentle. 'men, who have r'ceiyed the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilioui Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. fainaica ; Wil. Liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. WoOdriff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, to ; 1. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Aliston, ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; •I. Penliiis , m, Esq. Salt, River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; I. Burn, Es q . S avanna , G. P. l'oiack, Esq. ditto.; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith King. ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Aon's ; Mrs. Wooririttt, Spa nish Town ; with many other pers , ,is of the first - Sir, your most obedient Servant,, THOMAS lIA IZO L of the Alp Ganges. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. litstler's, N 0.4, (Theap. side, corner of Paternoster. tow, London; Sharp and helam ) Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port sea ; Hall and Johmt Gdsport ; Coleman and Jacob, !Sheerness ; - Peck, _Rots, and Tu,rner, Hull; I lox. land, 'Cook worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd; als Stvitiney and Co. Birmingham; Biilinge and Latithu6', Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester Trewinan,,Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter ' Edinburgh„ Baxter and M`Donald, Glas gow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich Swinten, Lekester; Edwards and Penny, Liverp oo l, ar , a rersil by mo,t Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at gd. and tis.: '~