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, - . ~.... ..,.. . , ... ' 's, • /,' ;Ii VO. . . 4.3 .iii:9l: i r bj fa iT . . , . ~ 1/J it„. o ) , • ' • -4 - 'l-• '•,,,' .' ' /.., 4 4) , . . •.* - •• ,' '49.: ~ sA,' . - -0 , 4 lqi i vo z sy• . , .f' .• • Nu F R 1 11; ) TLIURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1812. rPRICF, STXTIL FICTUALLING.OFFILE, ,(k) L,, , t Al 0 utlltoW EVENING, April 17, 18 1 8 , T r_actl the Opera of /111 WILKIE's EXHIBITION of ALL THE 'IVA. PICTURES lIE HAS PAINTED, including se veral which have never appeared before the Publie; will open, at No. 87, Pall-Mall, on MONDAY the zoth of APRIL. STAFFORDSHIRE AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. AT a MEETING held in the Ccunty-Hail,. Stafford, April 8, £Bl2. April 3, i •12 91 -I }lE NERS:for VICTUAL 1,11V6 HisM.4.74Sl'Y's NAI'l do hereby give NoirE, "Loa,' on Tuesday, the 21st Inst. they will be ready to receiv, Ten. ders in writing (sealed up), and treat fc,' the Supply of +what VE G ETA.BLE§ may 6e demanded for the Servi,e of Hi, Ma. jesty's Ships and Vessels in Ta bay, from the Ist-of May next to the 3 , ,th of April, 18r3, 4,fh days ; to be paid for by Billspqyable, with Interest, Ninety Days after date. THE EXILE. To which be added, tne uoinantic Melt,-Drama of TIMM.) it, THE TARTAR. On Saturday, King john; with Li Pcrouse, lA', The Do-. cline THOMAS LISTER, Esq. in the Chair. SECOND SERIES. tst, That Viscount ANSUN be appointed to the Office of President of this Society. LLOYD'S, March zB, Ism Q.UBSCRIPTIONT 1:.)r the RELIEF of the WI- L. 3 DOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in his Majesty's Ships ST. GEORGE, of 98 guns, • HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SA LOANEIA, of 36 guns; FANCY, of is guns. The Committee chosen for the Management of this Sub. scription, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and magnitude of the calamity requiring relief, beg to state, that the nuinber of lives lost in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards of 2,300, and much exceeds the num ber of those in either of the great Battles of the Nile, Copen hagen, or Trafalgar. The following were.eleded as a Committee : UNCONIMON VARIETY. ROyAL.AWIIITHEATitE, (ASTI...bY's) NEST- A' I'ER-BRID.GE. irlder ,the P:lttonage of their Royal' Highnesses the Prince . ic, g ent and Duke of York. THIS EVENING, Thursday, 16th, To-morrow, Friday, 1 7 i)) ; ~nd Saturday, ath April,' at half past *Qc.precily, a new Pantoininle, in ten Scenes, called THE METAMORPHOSE; • . Or, NAT EQUIN VAN CING.MASTER, MILK-MAID, P4s - rxv-COoK, CHAIRMAN,. SHOWMAN,' &c. In which will be intro uced the T o Learned Lap. Dogs ! Alter . which, a Granci Russian Military Equestrian Speda tle‘. in Two Ads, consisting of Twenty Scenes, interspersed With Combats en Foot .l.:1 Horseback, called TH-E BRAVE COSSACK; Or, THE SECRET ENEMY : In Uhich Mr. and Mrs. AsTLEY will appear, as also the The conditions of the CrmttaH may bE 4eot a 1 the Secretary' Office, at ibis Office, or by appOivg to Mr. Humphrey bartlett, at Brixham„ No regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the price shall not I.e inserted in -words at length, or th.it shall not be deliver_ ed to the Board before One o'Clock on the sail Tuesday, the 21st inst. nor unless the Pena,: who makes the Tender, o► some Person on his behalf attends, to answer when calla' for. Each. Tender must also be, acc,mpanied by a Leta signed by two reeknsible Person: engaging to become bound with. the Party tendering, in . the Penal Sum of we!. for the due . performarice of tie Contrail.' The Right Honciiirable Admiral Lord RADSTOCK. whole Company. The Spedacle will pouttray uncommon Evolutions by Variou s Part:es alai:Li:try, Cossack. Cavalry, Polish Lan. I v e rs, &e exhibiting a general Coinbat, in a very extensive lountainaus Country, Rocks, Rivers, dec also Two .7-Iddrous of Real Horses, under the most surprising Obe dience. I n. the course of the Evening, Extraordinary Horseman Ship - particularly the Equestrian Little Devil. To coneltule with a new Comm Pantomime, called OLD BELZEBOB AND HARLEQUIN ; o r , TAFFY IN Ii,)I:LAND. Ir ovlAlich Fourteen distinet Scenes of the most striking Views be exhibited, (viz.) in Antwerp, Rotterdam, the Vague, Herring Packers' Town, Gurcum, Amsterdam, 4%:e • • ü boots open at Halt-past Five. - Boxes 4s. ; Pit as. ; Gal '",Y ts.—Sccond Price at Halt.pi.st Eight. Places to be taken at the Theatre from Ten till Three 'k . .CrIANCES OF 'UNE U UMOST IMPOItTANCE. 1-1011).NTSBY and Co. assure their Frienus, thdi t the SCIIENIE of tie PRESENT Lo I PERY'pre ' te nts Benefits to the Adventurer of singular superiority an t i d ,IrAlleity. The Chances are so Well arranged. that roe pries,t, t fbrth cannot fail of giving universal satisfaction. All g at hav e perused' the Scheme declare they will have a C hance. ~,._ T ICKETS and•STIA RES are Selling by HORNSBY and L. Who solicit the favours of' the Public at their Old Esta oshed State Lottery Office, 25, Conduit, where'all PriieS 4r e immedi ate ly paid. tP.,rders by post or carrier executed wait fidelity anti dis f,7 h. st.n.im; LoTTLI.Y. lIIDDING and Co. No. L, Cat:,.hilf (the corner th _\ next the Masion.liouse), ren , ithi tieir Fiends. that Prewar to Lott& ry n abounding with unexampl r ed Vaiiery ht-vg F i l- `i , n , ht. jkoN Pzizes, will. be all 4.trit . ,, - it the 34tit of Tim, _ • 111 the LA S T LOTTERY, P. and Co. sold No' 3486, a Prize of z,,ocel aid No. 2921, a Pr , LC of apol. i . twenty-. eight Shares; besides which, their general rrnss of various Prizes so ..,reatly• exceeded the due Proporti,it, that Voile individual I,ad purchased ail the . - ickets and Shares sold by them, it w. ..!d have )ielded at the rare of to:st. as. gd per Tick et , or upwards of 17,ce0l- over and above the Prime Tnis was indeed Luck —Real Luck—which PI riDING 1, 11, 1 Co, hope and exiled will be repeat.: , s l at their ()lice, ""°- I, Cornhill, the tormer Lucky V.esidence of old ft . dli. n .,‘"tlY, who accuniulated about on that idenii.ral ~Pot, out of which he built and endowed the lLspi!al .n th t Jorhugh. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gent &c. are respettfOry tormed may be supplied 'with Money to any t r ilount, on Terms equal to nortgage, secured upon ,f tee. itht. Copy hold. Leasehold Lind or Houses, Money-in the units, Marriage Settlements, tVidows' jointures, Clergy :l,?ell's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respet;ta 111Y may be supplied on their Personal Security only. entlemen will fin. every every liberal aeccominodation, without cel ay. • 40 4 1-Iplication from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post Be ttiressed to Messrs Wills and Co. 49, South-street, ei ke. . . GEN IT IN E LAM P HOUSE, NO. 41, 1 i t ethlem Hospital per Gall.: ?Iluine Sperm Oil 8 6 `lnt Oil, eqnal to what is commonly sold for the bast Sperm, - S o bck)d.burning Oil 7 _ 'o ottble refined Oil 6 6 • The Sperm Oil is of the finest quality,' is warranted ge- I pline, and will burn the whole evening without trimming. is therefOre recommended for Lamps in Drawing.rooms, all-rooms; Shew. rooms, and all places where brilliant I :lght is required, free from Srinle, and the very disagree. able trouble of frequently trimmisig the lamps. ....The other Oils are particularly tine,•••and, for general pur 4fuses, can be recommended's.: irti equal confidence. G . U P - 1:0 N and Co. have the pleasure of informing their "ends and the Public in general, that in consequence of some large sales of Sperm Oil, it has fallen in price, and they ate theretore enabled to sell the best Sperm Oil at Bs.6d. per 1 4 11 on, instead of gs. which price they lately advertised.. W. B. Oils sent to any part of London, free of exPence. 0 I LS.--OIL WARE ,ondon %Vail, opposite Old per Gall: Refined Oil for C ham- ber I.;mips S 6 Yale oil, _ 3 9 Pale S.,oth Whale Oil fortiverpool and com mon Lamps,Bcc. 3 3 To Mr, DIXON, Apothecary. SIR, ITake the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, that I have received the most wonderful benefit front the 'llse of your I)IXON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I carried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distributed them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country for Bilious al, Alter Complaints. The following are the names of several Ladies and G entle- Then. who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's ittnibilious Pills ; Charles Taylor, Esq. famaica ; Wil lam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodriff, Spanish Yown, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Niar, tilt; t o; I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, ditto ; Mr. Walker,' Port Morant, ditto; Penlinson, Salt River, ditto ; , Mr. Mullets, ditto • I. Burn, Esq S.ivanna ; C• P, Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs . Oliver Goldsmith, King -4ion, ditto ; Mis. Ferry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff; Spa nish ToWn ; with many other persons of the first respecta bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant, . THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges.. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. q, Cheap p, corner ot Paternoster.row, London ; ; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth • Jones, Weston, Alinutt and Mallory, Port sea;r, Hall and Johnston, Gosport ' Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull.; Hoxland; Cook- Vottlay, , 'Nettleton, and • Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. .Birmingham ; Billinge and Lathhury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewrnan, Exeter • Smith, Manderton, Reaborn, Scott, &and Baxter, Edinburgh. Baxter and MWonald, Glasgow ; tulgen and Batry,:liristrit: Stevenson awl Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and 'retail by most Country Medicine Vauteri, in Bests at qd • and 65. lust publiShed, By Lackington, Allen: and Co. .finsbury-square , A . COMPLETE NURSERY LIBRARY ; -be -1.1 ing a Selection of Catechisms, odthe following im. portant okjedts of Education, viz.: - • z. The Mother's Catechism, or :first Principles of Know ledge and Instruction, for very young Children..: z. The Cateettism of Health, containing; simple and easy rules and directions for the Management of ,Children b : and IJerVations on the Conduct of Health in general. 3. Cathechism of General Knowledge, or a brief Intro dudion to.the Arts and Sciences. 4. A Catechism of the History of E'nglancL. 5 . UniversaVHistory. 6. Geography. 7. Animated Nature. S. , Botany. g. Of the Laws and Constitution of England. to. Of the *,,* The preceding little Books are sold separately, price is. each, or when colleted, forming two neat pocket-sized Voiu'nes, price Half.a-G uinea. They are compiled by Dr. ayo R, whose various Works on Education have been re ceived by the I)l.iblic, with a popularity which has extend ed their circclation beyond that of any - of .his cotenipora ries. Of .L. A. and Co. may also be had,' price 25. 6d. Dr. Mayor's improved' Edition of the Eton Latin Grain in3i, which, from its corretness, and the useful and expla noyry Remarks which accompany it, have established it in the principal , Grammar Schools throughout the Kingdom. L.A. and Co. publish :Annually a Catalogue of School Books, which wi!l be found of much utility to the Masters of Acaxlernies, for whom it is exclusively pirated. • In the Press, and will be published early in May, In On. Volume, Quarto, illustrated with nutnerbus En- • gravings, • TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of BRAZIL; preceded by an Account of a Voyage to the Rio de la Plata. By lOHN - MAVVE, Author of a Treatise on the Mineralogy of Derbyshire. *** the principal part of this work relates to the Interior of Bra4il, where no Englishman was ever before permitted to travel, 'and particularly to the Gold and Diamond Dis. trills, which he investigated by order of the Prince Regent of 'Portugal. From the high Sanction under which he began the undertaking, and the length of time he devoted on it, his narrative may be expected to throw considerable light on a rich and extensive colony, hitherto little explored, and at present .highly interesting, as it is likely through recent changes - to become the seat of Empire of our oldest and most faithful Ally.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at .the British gallery, 54, New Bond-street. *- MIL . SPILSBLTRY; from his Success' in Scropho bous Gases, may be consulted any Morning between the hours of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. Is, Soho square, London. Patients wishing V) consult him at their own Houses, on • Diseases of the lcnnts, Scorbutic and Eruptive Complaints, previous. to making Use of the PATENT ANTIsco.R. 'Arm: DitoPs, will have a decided Opinion as to the prObabitity of Success. , Terms of Attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. 15,-Solio-square. As there ate numerous counterfeits, please to ask for S pits bury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of is. 6d. double bottles Jos. and target 11. zs. duty 'included. Compound Essence, 8s. — Dispensary, 15, Soltozsguare, London. The Right-HonourableAdmiral Lord G mast ER. Vice-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ, Bart. Sir WILLIAM LElGkixoN, Knight and Alderman. 1. P. Anderdon, Esq. W oo dbine Parish, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. Thomas Rowcrott, Esq. Thomson Bonar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio Clagett, Esq. . Robert Shedden, Esq., Wm. Henry Hoare, Esq. Haskv7ll Smith, Esq. Thomas King, Esq. John 1 lenton Tritton, Esq. Germain Lavie, Esq. John Torino, Esq. George .alunr.., Esq. , Wm. Vaughan, Esq. Subscriptions advertised £ 5464 4.5. id. The Worshipful the Dyers' Company 7 Windham Knatchnul I, Esq. (2d subscription) One Day's Pay of every Officer, Non-commis sioned Officer, and Private, of e Royal South G ioucestei Regiment of Militia - Rigut Hon. Earl Neon - - A Collection at Boston, Yorkshire, per the Rev. 20 0 0 5 S 0 SS '2 6 10 0 lohn Peers Win. Honeywood, Esq. he Bishop of Clogher Bryan Broughton, Esq Duchess of Newcastle Captain Graham Lden Hamond A Colledion at Templemore, Ireland, per A. 13 o Jo to 0 10 10 co 6 o 0 20 o o $ o . ' 6 0 0 5 io 10 5 5 0 10 0 s 10 0 0 . Carder, Esq Admiral Manley Dixon, Esq. Railton and l(atikins - Thomas Preston, Esq. W. L. - Harrison anti Ellis - Farbe Ed..ifil, Esq Bath • One Day's Pay a : : Subsistence of the Officers anki Men belonging to Clearness Signal Station Heni) heilden, Esq. of Blackburn John Humpy, EA. ditto - Cottectlon at the Chapel of the Parish of East stnnehoube; Plymouth, by the Rev Michael De Courcy..olhciating Minister at the Parish of East. Stonehouse - - ' 3 6 1 4 3 A Colledion at Stonehouse , transmitted by diva qit 0 The lion: Mrs DrUtintionct Burrell - 5 s a Admiral Sir 10,,a B. Warren - ~. . - 5 5 , o Sr Wm. Forbes Hunter and ( :o. Edinburgh. 'it 0 0 rs 6 10 • o 5 o o The Right Han. L.:rd Haigonie .. S o 0 R. A. Daniel. Esq. M. V. - - - 5_ 5 a. _ Miss aim Miss Nli• Wal"..w . '`k . . „ 0 E .vi E. 13. rertman, Esq. a 2. V , - S S a Dr. Marshall, the Mayor, and the Re.*. I. Cum- -. . ing, Vicar di Totiiess, n addition to a turmet sut of 281. by Col. Farw. It - 6o- 3 9 Capt. George Hopewell Stephens • - ' 3 3 o J. tP. Roherts,,Esq Kingsgate - . 5 5 o john Bagwill, •E'sq. .. - I:,veretts, wlic M - air, Maltby, and Co. - 10. to 0 - 21, 0 o Rev. t:. lNalka - 5 a 0 B. Fountain, :: sq . Swaffliam • ' S, 5 0 Admiral berkeley - . - . io o 0 Mr. : 1144s - . ... 5 0 o I'n; amount of a dispated Account' - • 29 7 9 1 !no. (:,cues, awl Robert. Mangles - in to , 11.1 tea Watson, Samuel Kent, and CO. - lo 1 0 0 f.i.is,:riptions transmitted by john Kent, Esq. Ste wArii of tl,e. Royal Naval Hospital, Ply... mouth : Captain Hawkins and the Officers of the PrisOh Stops at Plymouth, two Day's Pay - 3 1 17 6 Governor Creyke, Royal Hospital, L'lymuuth 5a o Mrs. Creyke, do. - - - - - X 0 0 The Rry Mr. tope, do. • - A 0 0 Dottor'fhornson, do. - - . I "o o Sundry Persons at do. - - "• 2 4 o B. S. Oliver, Esq. R.N, -' - ' 2 o 0 Mrs. Oliver - , - ... - zo o Sir Thos. i • Liddell, Bart. - - to -1 0 0 Lark and Woodhead : - 10 to 0 Cai.rain Anthony Abdy, R.N. . 2 .2 0 Lieutenant john - Row Morris - ^ 1 o o The Inhabitants of the Borough of SaltasN by john Evans t. Esq. - • - - 17 5 0 The Worshipful the Society of Apothetaries, London . - . . . sz to o F.. F - - • - 2 o • - _ Lord A ivanley ro to o The Honourable Admiral Legge - ' 2o 0 0 Tbos. Lowndes, Esq. Hampstead Heath - to 0 Subscriptions are received by tte Masters of this Home, and by all the 13anking-houses in London. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 3,. George-yard, Lomb qd-street. This Day was published, price6s. boards, A SKETCH of the present State of tue CARA CA. CAS, including a journey from Caracas, through La Victoria and Valencia, to Puerto Cabello. By ROBERT SEMPLE, A • Author of Two fournies in Spain," &C. &c. London: Printed for R. Bjldwin, Paternoster-row; by whorn is just published, a new Edition of Mr. Semple's Second journey in Spain; with P hates. containing Tweiity four Figures, Illustrative ot the . Costume and Mariners of the Inhabitants of several ot the previnies of Spain. znd; That the following Noblenien and Gentlemen' be Vico.Presidents. Earl. FEMURS, The Earl of DARTMOUTH, The Earl of HA RROWI3Y, Viscount CURZON, Lord GREY, Viscount VALENTIA, LordBRADFORD. Lord G. L. GOWER, M. P. The Hon. EDI.V. MONCKTON, M.P. Sir EUW. LITTLETON - , Bart. M.P. Sir WILLIAM % LSELEY, Bart. Sir lOHN witoTTEsLEvc Bari. Sir JOHN CHETWODE, Bart. Sir GEORGE PIGOT, Bart. Sit OSWALD MOSLEY, Bart. M. P. Sir ROBERT PEEL,. Bart. M.P. ' Sir jo.ln EDENSOR HEATHCOTE, Kt. The srchcleacon of. STAFFORD, ." ROI3EKI PEEL; Esq, M.P. WALTER SNEYD, Esq. _ . • RIC-BARD DYO'FT, Esq. 1011 N LANE, Esq.l„ THOMAS LISTER, . THOMAS SWINNERTUN, ESq. WILLIAM PHILPSINGE, Esq. GBCKGE TOLLET, Esq. W; FLOYER, Esq. jOEN SPARROW, Esq. WILLIAM SNEYD, Esq. EDWARD I•ERVIS RICKETTS, Esq. EDWARD GROVE, Esq. THEOI'HILUS LEV,ETT, Esq. • 3d, That George Chetwynd and Thomas Mottershaw, Esq. be appointed joint Treasurers, and that Matthew Dale employed.bitherri as Accomptant. • 4th, Thar the Rev. Edward Whitby, the Rev. William Harding, the Rev: George Harris, and Mr. john Hubball, be appointed Secretaries. sth, That the twenty following Gentlemen be now ap. pointed Lay Members of the County Committee, viz. Robt. Wolseley, Esq. Mr. WM. Masters. john Collins, Esq. Mr. Wm. 'Cane, • Wru. Locker, Esq. Mr. Thos. We.:Arich, Wm. Yates, Esq. Mr. Robt. Silyester, - , Nlr.'E, Clarke, jun.. . Mr. Win. Dixon, sen. Mr. NiaWrs; 'Mr. Wrn. Dixon, Jun. Mr; I.lduftoni • Mr. Thos. joule, sen. Mi. 1% M. Hubball, , Mr. john joule, W. Whatley, ) Mr. lames Gilbert, Mr. I. Tunniclilf, mercer.' 1 Mr. Wm .Cook. 6th, That the said Committee be requested to meet In the Shire Hall, in Stafford, on Mon ay the zotli day of April, at tr o'elock'in the ,Evrenoon, for dispatch of business, and with . all convenient speed do prepare, print, and circulate through out the County,. at Address upon the objects and views of this Snciety. 7th, nati'Donations be now accepted, and Annual Sub seriptiolis be ente►cu into, and be received by the Treasurers, and at the two Banks in Sta iford. Bth, That the cordial Tizanks of this Meeting.be presented by the Chairman to . Lord Viscount ALISON, tor. his zealous exertiol.S pfoinotnig the establishment of this Society, and for his knurl acoegtanee of this Office of President. • qth, ['hat the f hanks of this Meeting be given to the No blemen 'and C:•entlemen who have accepted the Office of Vice P residents. t.i.th," That the grateful Thanks of this Meeting be given to the three respeaable Secretaries for their kind attendance and assistance in the business of this day. 11th, That the Thanks of the Meeting be giiren to Thos. Mottershaw; Eiq. High Sheriff,. for the great assistance he has affbnied, and the unwearied assiduity he has shewn in forwarding the views of this Society. . lath, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Rev Thomas Whitby, for his unremitred anti successful la bours in the. cause of ntis Society. .. 13th, That the Thaaks of this Meeting be given to the Bible Socinies within the County of Stafford, which have consented to unite with and become branches of this Society. THOMAS LISTER. That the Proceedings and Resolutions of• this Meeting be published in the Stafford, Wolverhampton, and Aris's Bir mingham Newspapers, and the London papers, the Sun, Courier, and Globe, and that a copy thereof, signed by "the Chairman, he transmitted to the President of the British and Foreign Bible Society. The Chairman lutving left the Chair, it was resolved, that the "thanks of this ►Meeting are due to him fox hii very able condutt thetein.. dust published, Complete, in Two very large Volumes, ROyal,Quarto, priced. ss. boards, IHE DEVOTIONAL FAMILY BIBLE ; with copious . Notes'and Illustrations, partly original, and partly seleetedfrom the must approved Expositors, Ancient and Modern, with a Devotional ilxercise,or•Aspiration, after every Oiaptur. - By RHIN FAWCETT, D. D. Of Hebden Bridge, near Halifax. London : Printed for Suttabv, Evance,.and ; Co. Station. ers'-court ; Robert Baldwin Paternoster-row ; Ward - and Middleton, Skinner-street ; and P. K. Holden, Halifax, &c. &c., GI- The Work may Still be taken in Parts, price 7s. Or in Numbers at is. each . . • A few Copies have been taken oil on a Super Royal Paper, in the most elegant manner. Price 81. • • As the Volumes are considerably thicker than was origi nally SUppoSed, a third Title is given, and the Work may conveniently be bound in Three Volumes. 41CTUALLING OFFICE, • April 14, ISt2.- rHE COMMISSIONERS hr PICTUALLI NG His MAJESTI"S NAVY do hereby give lslotiee, that on Tuesday,, the 28th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing.* (sealed up), and treat for what ASH TRUSS HOOPS if the undermentioned Dise.ription, viz. Pipe, Butt, Hogshead, Barrel, And Kilderkin, (answerable to Samples to be produced Tvitly the Tenders) may Le wanted for the service of tiis Depariment the- !Pat! of Twelve Months, to 6e delivered from time to tinte, into ht? Majesy'i Stores at Deptford ,• and td - be paid far• by payable with Interest, Ninety aty.c after date. The Conditions of the Contra El ►nay be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in svhichibe Pike shall not be inserted in words at length, or thai shall not be delivered to • the Board before One o'clock ,on the said Tuesday, tie sSib ; war itnless the, Person who makes Ike Tender, .or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called Joy. GENUINE milDiutNts. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, or No.. 29, Darne.strcet, puhlin. Proprietors of Dr.. lames's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform'" the 'Public, that in ' CutISC. quence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is zs. yd. per Packet, or tl. Ss. 6d. per Dozen,, .or a Dozen in ti. 4s. as made up for the-Army and Navy; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. The:following are the'Prices of their Modicines, duties included ; but those who purchase six, or more', will allowcdthe Stamps gratis. . a• Dr. James's Powder:. .2 9 Dalby's Carminative ,s 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 Ditto Antibilibus Pills 2 9 Huxham's ditto :w, <3, Dr. Austin's C,halybeate 4 English Coffi:e - z: 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger - s 9 Do,. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Inglish's Scots Pills i, .1* Do. Camomile Drops •it 9 Cheltenham Salts - 2 9 Es'senceolColtsfOot 3 6• I pecacuanhaLozenges 1 t Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea . 2, 9 The Cephalic Snuff - Henry's Magnesia- '- "i 6 Lozenges of Blois . r 16 Maredant's Drops 1 .. 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 '6 Spilsbury's ditto . 5 6 Leo's Linitneqt - . 5 o Grant's,Cough ciAtto - a Asthmatic Balsam 2 9 Gteenough's finctures Tonic Pills - - - 2 9 Ditto ToluAozenges 1./r. Hooper's Pills - t i Soothing Syrup - 2 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, &c. for Exportation. A QIIALLENG&. urEssas. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in IVA his Majesty's service; challenge the whole world to prove a single instance when.: their medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired elfeet. The practice of many years' in this particular, branch' of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They continue to dire& 'their studies to the t'reatment and cute of venereal complaintS, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful etteds 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; he other have its ravages ta. tally developed to them by a distressing state ()I:debility, Which if not timely remedied, terminates impotentcy, these are its remote and ultimate elfeds, while consumed tion, loss of muscular poWer, and various tierVous complaints, usually charaderise the earlier stages of tnissolitary Of persons languishing un ler the disorders incident to such at habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved amsuc,. cessful in the course of a long, labor' ms, and much extended prattled: In the most obstinlte and corn plh.lted cases Of ve. nereal infekttion, such as tkattudions •in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ul:crs, eruptions; semi.. nal weakness, gleets, as also • - ST RICTURES Whether recent' or of long duration,- and which have baf fled the skill of other Praditioners, are by, their present im. proved plan of treatment, etlectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering• the.„ excruciating. : Rain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently folloWs the applica tion of -the' unar caustic: In , the.course.ontwenty years extensive pradice in this Me/ropolis, numerous cases of Strieaiires have beers and are daily tinabr-their care, the total eradication of which is effected by,a sate, certain, and expe ditious mode of prattice, superior to antY other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and.elebility.pracesding. from this complaint are speedily reittoved, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health.: Bat-where the debility bas - fot years existed, a proper - ,perseverance in their restorative re- , medics, after the Stricture his been destroyed, is indispensa bly. requisite to revive the slumberingsparks Of life_and to reanimate the constitution. • Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first. respeeb ‘ bility, have been under the care of Messrs. t'ortie, and Co. for the removal. of •complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and having received a radical and pennanent Cure, request that references may be given to` them, as satisfaetoty denc.:s.of the decisivc superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. plan Of trealment. Many of these Gentlemen have 'had stric_ tures , from to .2.0. years, and had,bcen 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 consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy;F:secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. , Patients in the country are requested to state the particu. lars of their case, age, --and;general habit of living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the same will be given o,r sent to -any par . t.ot the kingdom. ensure that secrecy so essential to theirnndertaking, the post. age of letters may n 4 added to the account tor auxtiCi;ieS. gth *me, 14a9,--kra7, tfattoti-ga•rdcra.