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0 • • / f-t-' V . ` 4 ,; • . • , - - 1 4 ,4 •iCT r(r • 11- • [PRICE SIXPENCE , HALI`PENNY. Mill'BRIZ 62'29.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EY W',nNl' . ""' .7 CHARLOTTE DENYS. C ONCERT at the PAVILION, • the. several CHARITY ai- , !-•)OLS of" both Texes iu . LSEA, on . MONDAY, the .3ht A;gmt, Under the Direction 'of the Managers of the Nei Musical Fund. • Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASTIL.I.7. firzuld Overture: Clee - fur Four Voices. Coneert6 PiAno Forte ' M. KOLLMAN. .Song, Miss BISSET. • Concert Harp, GAIITHE,ROT. , Song, Mr. DION • -C9ricerrtolTioll3, Mr. DAY, composed by hue for this occasion. After the Concert, a Military Band wilt play upon the Lawn, and the celebrated Sisnif.r KIVOLTA will display his itxtrywitirlay perfor.nanre on several Instruments. The Concert lk ill comatence at One o'Clock precisely-. lwts, ss. 6,.}. each, may he had at the following places:— VT- • ,ilkner, Library, Paradise-row; Mr. Lahec, Chevne-wallt; Mr. •Whittield, Sloane-greet ;, Mr. Goodwin, iPianiico; Mr. HoOkharn, Bond-street; Clemefiti and• t - .1c...,,LvL. , , ii.r.ightsbridgel Mr. Green, Paradise ; atql—rigton; Mr. litters, Bond-Street; Mr. 1 , ,,0 c i0,, Sloane street; Swan Tavern, Valham Green; ami the Co. , lcgan Arms, Sloano-street. - • - A BLANK may'ullin 50,0001. by either of the 141... EIGHT EN.TRA PRIZES of TICKETS given by - the CONTRACTORS, in the STATE LOTTERY of 10,000 TieI&ETS, all to be Drawn the '4th September. SCHEME. e Prizes uf,. LA-0 : 000.. are..k34,0p0 427 its of. 4 5 0.);.. are.. 8,000 2 Prizes 0f.... 3,000.. are.. ,6,000 4 Prizs 0f.... 1,000.. arc.. 4,080 and upwards of Two Thousand Prizt.- f 500:. 300/. 200!. &c. &c. filwn to 1:le nizes, and Every Num'ver ‘‘.; from the Witetl. TICKETS arta at the 01Jices . e.f T. 11N11,_ the:Contractor No. 4, COhNIILLL, and No. 0, London. SINGULAR ADVANTA.'..IEOU:I STATE. LOTTERY. ORNSBY and CO. Stork-brokers, 26, Corn . beg leave to reufnd their Friends':and the Pub'- V.Y.'TF,RY I: big with impqrtant Chaaces, and Minci': their Itvours en the present occasion. Pi -Awing' begins in a few Days, TUESDAY, the Bth of Se t .., r • '^ ' Tickets.—A Blank may gaint 51,0001.. On'• , , Jr Carrier. execatkAl.on the same terms as if • flOit - Co. have divi:"_ed among their Friends up wards ' • • Sterling, which they trust is tile hest recon: .• . ~ t .or the future Favours of the Public. • PAfENT COOKING APPARATUS. AT. LEMAITRE,, sole Agent, takes - the li • her'.?/ of informizg his-Friends and the Public, tie slow' Apparatus, at his "Warehousit, 14, it is ttlt C-).;king Appliatus in the liingdom ; and the Inost attd cheap rn ,- 3de of steaming, stewing, roastiog, .and A TiLmer ,for Tcyo l'ivadred Nrsoas may be dressed with less,timn a of coals., pr,:ira1..`.3.3 is gen , .!ralli• in use, ana4eady for in apecii:;z: iron one to o'clock. TIATIK 1 PLY!,Ac-7C - 41 1 74-GROUND FENCE, E -COVEII, and GENE RAL W • 1 - • 1:1 N 1 0 .. , \, T C LAal T! oThornhill, opposite St. Church, PI. , 41ity and (entry, Making art,.. - roas and improverrrnts in their Parks, Pleasare grounils, iana, to do them the honour of 'iwpect in; their Patterns of 'pproved Iron and Wire Fences, tit -,t exclude hares and rabbits from Plantations and Flower gardeni, and-attord efrectual resistance against all kinds of st , cl, ; a. new Portable Hurdle, that :nay be : inoved schen required by any one person, and for appearance of anraWi - y, superar,.. to any other m.,lrtf,ctured ; a great va rietyof Wire Meat-Safes and Dish-Covers,. which admit a live circulation of Air, and keep meat, poultry, and all kinds of Victuals ; from iiies, wasps, and other insects ; Pheasantries, 'Aviaries, and Lanhrs, to any scale ; Wire-work for Libra ries, Ar"nries, Pbeaimatrief,•, GranarieS, Larders; and - Dairy WhOows. LOCK AND SCR.GICAL DISPENSAR Y. PATRON Itoi'al Highness thr, Duke of York. GOVEfWOR3, Earl Leitrim ifon. Col.j.Bar7 M.P. John Latouche, Col. W. Jones, M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Capt.'. Hay. uRGEoN, - Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS INSTITUTION, established for the ex:- elusive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL EASES, and then dreadful consequences; as Strictures, Debi lity, Ulcerations, &c. has to boast the cure of no less than two thousand Patients, annually, many of .whurn _have been afflicted from ten to- twenty'years, . I• • • The early svaiptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are cured inn feW days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and.derangement of the ge nerative organs, which impair the..constitution, arid shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on any other Mr. Kiernan mar he cot frolted as usual, by either sex, at bit private house, No. c. 2 1 , Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford vinare, where Letters from .Town,and Country are to be aid dressed, and the necessary advice and be given , or sent to any part of the kingdoth. - ' • • ' ,TO/ THE LADIES: UPERFLUOUS HAIRS ha.ye ever been con sidered the, greatest blemish to- Female. Delicacy and leauty. Alfred's B royal Composition is earnestly yecodi mended for their removal.. .It was in the highest estecln by the most beautiful women- in EuriTe. The•applieation is Perfectly safe and innocent, and not only removes all nu pleasant appearances,. but : renders the complexion surpris tagly tair and delicate. Sold in pacl:ets at ss. Gd. and 3s. eaCh, by Hendries, Titch borne-street• Berry, Greek-street, Soho; Gattie and Peirce, 4 2, tiew Bond-street ;. Bourgeois . and '.l7lievenot, 33, Old loud-t.. - eer ; Davison's 5 / 9, _ Fleet-street; Withers, 229, Straini ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's ChUrch-yArd; and Cryer, 9g, Fleet-street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street; and Turner, 72, New Bond-street. . , FOR. Me, HEAD ANI) EYES. N\ counterfeit. and pernicious prepara- SNIT of this pleasant and efficacious SNUFF, hay-, Ing been ulAraded upin Initlii;eCting: . purchasers, the public are hereby lot raced that the real Snuff may. be known by the ‘,-(.,:ds “ F. New:.iery, No. 45, St. Pa - ul's," 'being engrared in t he Sting) round, each Buttti, aad that all those without this distinction are gross ifipositisns. After this notice, a just esg tunate will oe formed of ' the c n..tracters . 4f . those /who deal'in rach articles. • • ' , the genuine Snuff is sold only by the Proprietors, F. New.: Zery and lions, Nu. 43, St. Pain's Church-yard, Laudon ; cud odie, Downing, and Luxfir•l; S,„lisour) ; and :nay be had of 4 tit the Venders - of Messrs. Newhery's Medicines throlighotit the United Kingdom, price Is. Pd. a bottio..,- stamp hi 'Coped. _ • , . it . THE GENT TINE CEP lALIC; SNUFF, Thig" Day was published', In Octavo, price One Shilling and Sixpence, A LETTER „on the_ .STA.TE 'arid CONDI TION of APOTHECARIE', lvith Proposals for mak ing their Office% more 'resectable and more beneficial, to the Public. A Oressed to Pharmszo . poia Veri os. By a Milt SUR,OEON. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown court,. Princes-Street ' Sohd. Where II lay by bad, just published, price es. • Cursory Remarlu; on Corpulence, by a Mem:)er of the Royal College of Surgeons. . COUNT ;I,,UAtFORD'S -ESSAYS: ' This Day Was published, »rice FoUr Sillings, . with severafPlates, iSS AY XVI it.— ori the EXCELLENT §'E 4 QUALITIES , of COFFEE, and the Atl i - of-making it in the highest perfection. ' By BENJAMIN COUNT of 'RUMFORD, F.R.S. • Printed for T. Catiell- and W. Davies, Strand. Of whosn may be had, Essay XVLiOn the - Management of Light in Illumina tion,. together with an Account of a New Portable Lamp, with Engravings. Second Editien,• price 4s. • Essay XV11.,--An Inquiry concerning the .Source of the Light, which is inahlfested in the Combustion of Infig.ana.- - hit Bodies,. 9vo. price 1. New Editions of Count Rumford's former _Essays, in three vols.. Svo., price 11. I is. 6d. in boards. • . , e. Philoiophical Papers; being a Collection of Memoirs, Dissertations, and Ex?erimental Investigations, relating to various branc'zes of Natural Pailoaophy and Mechanics., to gether•with Lettpr: , .. to sev.r PersOns on subjects connected with Science and useful Improvement, Svo..price lOs 6d. in boards. - KENNETT'S ROM.AN This T):-.{y was published, , . • • A New Edition, 'Vii Octavo,. with many plates, price 164. 6d. boards, • . • IV ,°ALE ANTIQU_7, NOTITIA ; or, the An tigaitiesof Rome ; in Two Parts. • '1,:o which are prefixed, • Two Essays concerningtlie Roman Learning and the Roman Education. . By BASIL KENNETT, C.C.C., ()icon. Ptinted for F. C. and •J. Rivingtou ;!! Otridge and Son ; White, Cochrane, ..and Co. ; Longman and Co.; C. Lew • B. and It. Crosby and CO'. ; Lackington and Co.; R. Scholey ; and Cradock and Joy, Loodoa: and-Doig and Stirling, Edin burgh. SEAT OF. WAR IN SPAIN. This Day was pablished, In One large Volume, Royal 18nio. embellished 'with Fifteen "nteresting Plates; price 7s. boards, . . TIORAA f..s in SPAIN; exhib'ting a complete Vicw ok the Topography, Government, Laws,. Religion, Finances, Naval and Military Establishments, Society, Man ners, Arts, Sciences, Agriculture, and Convalesce, in that Country. By 'J F. 130'111.GOING, lAte Ministtr Plenipotentiary frem France to the Court of . . • 141adrid. `Translated from the last Paris Edition, and abridged By 117:1_,LIAM MAYOR, LL. D. &e. London : Printed for Sherwood, .Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. Of whom may he had, • MAVOR'I HISTORIES of the POWERS at WAR, Uniformly printed, each Volorne4lustrated with a correct Map, price 49.. Gd. hoards, or on fine Royal Paper, price Cs. •• • J. Histpry of the Northern Nations of Europe, viz. Russia, Poland, Sweden, Denmark, and Prussia. • • • . 2. The History ,of Portugal and Spain, from the earliest Periods to the present 'Time. 3. History of North and South Ainerica, from their Dis covery by Columbus to the present Time. • 4. History .of France, from the earliest periods to the Peace of. Amiens. • • • fly WILLIAM rf AVOR, LL.D • Vicar of Hurley in Berkshire;' Rector of Stonestield. Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, tice. A UNIVERSAL 'SCHOOL BOOK. • This Day - was pu!)lishtd, . _ A New Ediebn, priCe ss. sd. hmind, with, the full Allowance ' t.: Schoolg, . . WHE 'CLASS-BOOK . 3 or, 365 Lessons for IL English Classes, in all Schools, Male and Female, con • taining Instruction on every useful and important subject, in the correct and elegant language of the best Authors ; ar iranged in Lessens for e v ery day m the Year. By the Rev. DAVID RLAIR,A.M. The annual ;ale of nearly Ten _Thouand Copies of this in comparable School Book, and the Avidity with which it con tinne.s to be , atropted in the first Schools of the Empire, are suihcient testimonials of its supeiior pretensions; and jus tify aft expectation that it will in'dne time be universally re• ceived and preferred as a finished .Book it; the practice of Reading. Minted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,Ta ternoster-row, and to be had of all Booksellers in Groat Bri tain and Ireland. - .01whom maybe had, by the same Author, Reading Exercises for the Junior Classes, 2s. (Id. • 0-EOGRAK:Y FOR SCHOOLS. - This Day was•publisLed, _'l, 'New Edition,. 'considerably enlarged and improved, illus trated With iipward's of Sixty beautiful Engravings, epre sen;lng the Dresses,: Customs, and Habitations of kt.ll Nations, With numerous Maps, Sic. price Fo4rteen•Shil, _ . rin s, hound. EOGRAPHY •on a -POPULAR, PLAN, for the Use of Schools and-Young Persons, containing all the, interesting and amusing features of GenraphiCat Know ledge, and calculated to convey instruction uy means of the striking and -pleasing , associations produced by the pe , asiar Manners, Customs, and Characteristics of. all nations and countries. By the Rev. .T: COLDSNIITH Instead of dry - Details relative to 'Objects, not adapted to the Taste and Curiosity of Youth, this work is solely occupied with such Anecdotes of People and Countries, as are eaten-- lated,to rivet attehtien, and maintain that fascinating charac-, ter for the' Sci;Mce - of Geography has higlier claims thahany 'other branch of Knowledge. The Contents of, this Volume are . conseq'nent:y more interesting than are, perhaps, those of anY other VVOrk , 'of equal size_ in the English Lan guage; and the, effect on the .niintl,4 of young persons ren dered complete by the numerous Plates which illustrate every part. , Subjoinedis the only treatise existing on the subject of ,Constructing Maps; a practice thus - rendered familiar, tlnd by means of which the mechanical part of _Geography may be taught in a fourth part of the usual time. Printed fdr Longman,.Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and to be- had of all Booksellers, with a large Allowance to Schoolo. . . _ Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An Easy Graininar of Geography, with Questions, being an Introduction and a Companion to the 'ahol'e, and tiniver ,,ai y a clinowleaged to he the best and most . practical Work of extant, illustrated_Aitit Ma s; &c. &c. Flee 21.64. bouud in red. 'ESTATES FOR SALE. ST. NEOTS, NUN FING'DONSIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY MICTIOIy, 15y Messrs. BARNARD and FRANT:LIN, At the. Cross Kcy!s-Inn, St. Neots, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th, at Eleven, • • IN SEVERAL LOTS, Most ELIGIBLE • ESTATE, in the Parish S. Naas, consisting of a cArrrAL FARM, called • WINTERINGHAM, • • with convenient- Ont-houses, 'and upwards of THRE , E 'HUNDRED ands TWF.NT'i . -SIX ACRES of LAND, how in the: Occupation of the Executors of Mr.. W. Flint, de 7 ceased; tinder. a Lease e-,:piring• at. Michaelma.S 1804; and DWELLING-HO7SI . with a MALTING-OFFICE, screral BARN . S, and other Oat-buildings; and upwards et ONE HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN 'ACRES of LAND, now in the 0434:patina of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease expiring at Michaelmas 1814 ; nearly the whole of which . Lands are contiguous to,. and will he sold . ' With flie Winter ingham Farm; and leveral FIZ).-LETIOLD COTTACES, and small PARCELS of FREEHOLD • LAND and ykinnion Rights, now in the' Occupation of different Persons, and which will be divided into several Lots. Further partieillars may be had by applyibir to Mr. 'WADE, Solicitor, Dosimbw, Essex.; Mr. Benjamin Wiiitning of ToC for; Suffolk ; Mr. Peru`, Solicitor, Abington, CismbrOgcsbir:.,; or tlae Auctioneers, Thamtec.i., Essex. DeSeriptive Part,culars and Conditions Of Sate, may be had at the anove places, and also at the Hoop, cai.nbride; George, Huntingdon; White 'Horse, 13aldock ;' Red Lion,, Roystoa; Sun, Biggleswa.e; the principal Jun, at St. Ives; at Cie place of Sale, and at Messrs. tale;, Stocker, and Daw sons, Furnivals-Inn, Londoit. GLAMORGANSHIRE: . FREEHOLD ESTATES, TO B SOLD BY AEICrioN, By Mr. Plli LLPOTTS, At the Cardiff Arms, in CattlitT, ott Thainillay, the 10th day . of Septumber, Me, at i'en in the •foienoon, following day, hi . case the Sale i'3 not complethi on the 10th, • IS FORTY-THREE LO N, fIONT in the whoje TWO THOU- W..) SAND and FORTY' SEVEN ACRES,' ONE . ROOD,i and FIFTEE,N POLES of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, (b-e.the„ same snare or less),. the greatest hart of which is let to respectable Tenants, at low rack, rests, .and the remaiudergranted - on leases determinable with one or two-lives, mostly very old, in the parishes of Ewenny,-: Coi winstone, Llangan, Llantwitt Major, Pennarth, Cogan, Llandough, Llaudaff, Mirthir Doyan, Laveraock, St. • An -chews, Llantrissent, ..I.Veuvoe,: and Egtwysilan.• Together with, the MANORS -or Reputed Manors of CORN TOWN and WES r LAN-17,117m; and the Tithe Hay of the . parish of Lantwitt Major. Also the MANOR of PENNARTH, with several Farms and Lands, containing Seen Hundred'and Two Acres, Three Roods, add Eleven Poles;'of Arable, Meadow, Pasture., and WoOd Land, (be the same more or leis), held of the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for three lives ; and the Presentation 'and. Right of Patronage, to the Pariah Church of Penuarth, with Lavernock annesedoloring two lives. Nearly the Whole of the Estates are situate on the south of the Turntae Road leading from the Passage to Swansea, on a very fine limestone, • and possess many remarkably good si tuations for building, adjoining the'Bristol Channel. The Tenants will chew the lofs.—A Sketch STap, referring to the Pirticulars. of , the Corntown EState„Luts I and i, is left with Mr. Edward Bowen, of Corntown ; and of Penuarth Estate, Lot 9.0, with Mr. Jerkin Waters, of Tenn:tali. Printed particulars may be had at the King's Head, Glou cester; Beaufort Arms, Chepstow; the Bush, Bristol ; at the New' Passage Houses ; .Westgate Jon, Newport; Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; the Bear, Cowbridge; the Maeliworth Arias, Swatise.; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, - Carey street, .London; -of Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and ,Attv,-ood, Salisbury. NEW PUBL ICATIONS. SEAS' Ole` WAR - IN RUSSIA. Thi4 Day WilS published,' On Four .large Sheets, each Sheet three Feet by tWo Feet ten Inches, price unmounted, Two Pounds Two Shillings, or in a Case, or on Rollers, Three Pounds Three Shil: hings. A NEW MAP of the SEAT of WAR in , the IA- 'NORTHERN part of EUROPE ; cornprelzendlir , Den _ . . nulrit; Sweden, Norway, tlm.BaltiO. ,Sea, -Germany, Prussia, Phland., Switzerland, part of France, and the whekie Russian Empire: Published. by John Stockdale, HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. R JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, which were contrived by the Inventor as - aremedy for him self, and , whiL'h preserved him to an advanced age, arc ad mirably calculated for disorders of the ,stotoach and bowels, for head-achS occasioned by indigestion or free-living; for bilious, gouty, and rheumatic complaints, and for colds, slight fevers, &c. arising from life vicissitudes of our climate- Recourse should be had to them upon every trifling indispo. sition, and th`ns their well-known characteristic of promoting longevit?,, will be maintained; for by timely assisting nature in the due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve the body in health and vigour. They are excellent as a gene ral Fancily Medicine, and' as they do not rv•wire any confine ment, are particularly convenient for'zravell ' ers. Sold Boxes . 4s. Gd. each, or six in one rarge Box for 11:4s: .by F. NeWhery and Sous, in St: Pain Church-yard ,• but as many persons mivtake house,, purchasers are desir ed to ob , et ve, that the Number is 45, four doors from Cheap side, and that his mule is engraved in all the stamp,. To be had likewise at Dr. Jarties!s in Bruton-street. - .BY E. KING'S ROYAL GQ1)B01.1)'s V F.G ETABLI. BALSAM FUR LOUGHS, ANO•AS ri-tmAs TuiS Me(kicine has now been established for nearly 'tarty) ears, and is ailowcd, from c•nisultation of' many eminen t Physieians, to be the only e ffi cacious re. meuy to be depended upon for curing •the above complaints, Upwards of to,coo manuscript certificates of wrprising eures,oftont the. greatest respect4bifity, may be sect at the Propiietors, as under,., and with such .r noble and distinguish, ccl petrotiao, as ric.i other Medicine inis ever been ii..)hiun red with. This Medicine has, never beep known to tail when taken on the .tirs,t attack, on which accounr.l he following Nobility recommends it to be kept in all r Fannlie.i : • Moit Noble the Marquis of Lothian, the Eight lion. Viscount Dudley 'and Ward, the Right lion. Lords .111..tedo- Gcantley, l'orte'scue, and ‘ , loll.ll . ofti, the Right Hon. late Viscountess Dudley anti Ward, Dowktgers GrantleY, Falmouth. and Fortescue, - Lady Appreece • Sirs Fiancis EdWard Newnhain, bohn Coghill. and George 'Arm strong, harts. ; G enerals,Uoyle and 1)rouly ; Colonels Baker, Debath, Lcorx, &c. ' N.B. Advise gratis every day (Sundays excepted) at' No. 3, Bloornsbitry-square, from Eleven till One; where the cettiticates rn..y be scn, and the,Medicine had, wholesale and retail ; likewise retail at every principal Medicine Ware. house ju the Kingclom„ where a 'Treatise 111 UMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AIF Gt 1 1 S, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, ndigesti,4l, and gene, ral Debility (Originating . in whatever sooriae), .are relieved and trequeml y cured by Wl-11TE E A D'S ESSENCE of . M USIA D L I.S, after every Other metois , had The FLUID ESSENCE of itIUSTARD• (used with the Pills in thase complaints where necessary) is perhaps the athve, penetrating, and efledital remedy. in the world, generally. curing the severest SP A S and:l3l( UIS ES, in less than half the time usually taken by podeidoe, A Nue busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. , --- WIUT,EIIEND'S FAMILY CERATE. is equally effi cacio'us for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Lruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Sy - igles, Pre,d,:iogs out on the Face, Nose, .liars, and Eyelids, Sore and Inliarrnxt Eyes,-.Stan ('leads, and Seorbutic•ttuniours of every description. Vrepared only, and sold by R Johnston, Apothecary, No. Is, Greek sneer, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills al 2s. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. lid. and 2s. gt— Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *„.* The genuine has 'a Black Ink Stamp, with the . name R. johnston intermi on it. 7ICTE 7 4LLI:vq- ofEicr,, • Zug. 25, 18i t. THT 'CoIIiMISSIoN.BRS for VICJ L /NG His iILIJESTI"S'NziI'Y do here 4 eve Notice, That on nieida.i, th.e Bth of Septcuther next, they will be ready to` receive 7'enders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for, Two ilundred .Thonsaad Gallons of WEST INDIA F;11% . % to be delierred, Ditty free, from the >sDondcd trarehouscs of the West India Lroek CoTany, at .the Port of London, into his Majesty's Viehattlin,74stores at Deptfw-d, one half thereof ` within the Space of One Month from the date of the Contract, and the other half be One Ofonth afterwards: • - Tu.!) Hundred Tons of IRON Burr HOOPS, Manto'ffre tared from the best Britidt, Iron, to be delivered in the coarse of Three Ireekf, by wechly prop2rtions, into 'the Stores be fore-mentioned ; and for • Xinety Tons of gbod, sound, merchantable, CAROLINA, EAST INDIA, or BRAZIL RICE, to be answerablelo Sam lt;it. less t, an One potr;V weiLi.h.t eac) to be produced with the • l l 'eftders, and to be de'li;:cred in the space of. One Tr,•ek, into Me Army. P'ictualling Stores in St. Catherine's; wholc ti; be paid . I;2r by 1.41:5, payaOle with Interest, I.7cys riftty date. • • 772c.e.n.ditims of the Coaracti. be seen a I Mt Secre- tary's No rev and will, he hed to eey Tender in which the Pri4 shall not be in:zertcd Tn TUJrdsT at length, a; that shall not le de=" 111 ,ye;l to lite Board &fete One o'Clock. on the said .Tues d or, the Sat of S,ptember next, ear unless the Person who makes the Tend..-r, or some Ptram on his Inehnlf, at:endB, to andzver when coqed for. VICTUziLLING-OFFICE. Aura* 2,5, 1812. 'THE CO mmrss ro NERS j'Gr VICTUALLING I:I.IJES7'PS do ,r.crcly give Nofice, , Tiat on Fridt.„l7 ; .18th of September nt.-t, t.W7f will be ready to receive Tei,derS in. ieritink„ (.erfled ap), and treat for wriai` SEA PROVISIONS shall be required for Me use of his Ma jesty'si%i, and re3VeS at Liverpool,' Swansea, Newcastle and Tionzrati'Llaven, rtt7;lloaM in Norforlk and at Liaz.e a):d ia the, River, Si ancca, ix Ireland; end also fir what W be demanded for the supply of his Ata josj's Sipsat Yarn oath aforesaid, for Tweive Months cer tain, and farib:r, until Site warnin,s , shall be given for tie terininatien of the respective Contracts : the whole to be paid far by Bills, payable with Interest, .iVinety Dag; af ter date. : Thc iCogditions of the Contrac:s may be seen a! the Scere tarits Vice, at .this ojice, or by applying to the Collectors of his 1116:ieSty ' S Customs at LiVerPool4 Swansea, New , cast!e; and Linzerick, and to Kr. Jona Croc ford, , at Yarinoutit, re spectively._ • No regard-will be had to vnq Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock On' the said lei of September next, nor unless the' Person who makes the Tender, or some Person - on his behalf, attends to answer When called for will any Tender for the Sea Provisions •Mat may contain extravagant price upon some articles, and prices mach inferior to the real value upon others, Le considered as proper to be-almittcd. Each - Tender must be 'accompanied by a Letter signed by two respon.siVe Persons engagiag to become bound -with 'the Party tendering, in the Penal Sums ander-nzentioned, fur 1/e due performrnee . of tLe respective contracts:— ri.iverpoi)l S.vansea ZSOO Newcastle and Tit - Imonth Haven 4506 Yaralcuth Sea Provisions LLimerick, and in the River ► ,C5OO • Shannon• • Water EXCHEQUER BILL Q!' ICE, ,C 500 • August 22, 1812. All - F.CHEQUER BILLS datad in the Month of Au lust, • 1811, TO BE, PAID OFF. 1E LORDS .. COMMISSIONERS of HIS IWAJESTrS TREASURY having given direCtions for paying off the Principal of the abovementioned QUER BILLS with the interest due thettou, at the Ex c.hequerßill Office' in the receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminstec, on Tt:esday, the 13th day,- of Septembei en suing: Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted).until, and including Wednesday, the 9th day of Sep tember, from Sett in'the morning, till one in the after nothi,forinte purpose of receiving the same, and, for the greater .dispatchithe bearers of the said Bdls are desired to plaie each Description of Bills in separate - Lists (which may be ob tained at this (Mice). es:Attaining the numbers in numerical or der, according to their respective dates, with the prineipalsmns and interestdue thereon, computed from, hut'excluding t Le days on which they are respectively dated, to the said 15th day of September inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said • bearers (being tolders•or not)' are iidispeniablizeTtired to indorse each tall witirtheir usual 'signatures ; and to, write. their names and residenee at the bottourof eac:l s:Tarate list; and they are moreover required to - attend the Exche quer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the receipts fibr the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid_ Bills' 01910, 4 . de- 1 1 sirous of receiving payment of the principal mid in orest, previous to the said Path day of September, they ni!!:: madated on computing the interest,to til,n clay on \which th 4 wish to he pail, and leaving the said Bilis foi examinat.lfiJ. one day prior thereto. Such persons as' nay' be desirous of having. new :Exchequer Bills -in whole or- in part of• payment of princll;al, upon marking - new Bills, and )nentioning the amount at the bottom of their lists, delivered on or before the 9th Se f tembe7:, may - be accommodutcd With new Bills, carrying .an interest of three pe!ice half-penny by the day, oil every one hundred' ,pounds,•which said new Bills will hear date ;he said 15th day of Septernker, and will he delivered, together with the interes t ttrie in respect of the:Bills FO desired to be e:changed ou• Wednesday, Ihe'l6th September, and following days. . N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to August, 1911, have been advertised to be paid off, and the interest there on has eased,