The Sun. — London, England, 1812-03-11 00:00:00

' i~ {; 1~~, 1 , 7-41 ~N~ ~~ > 1 id '9Z i] iJ 'T t7J t . _ vill 1 • . *•Ar.P 11, T , ~,. ~ „.„......„.. ~.....).„....,4..,..„:„ ~,, ‘,._,,,r t..,..,..,, i . . c .„ ~._.....r,,..4.,..4.a....., ........ : g t , .. ~ kt........... 41 ~,:-, -.4. Ar filiiit %. N N UMBER 6085.: WE D S D AY, MArtur 11, 1812. PRICE SIXPENCF- 41 I F"PuN N THEATRE ROYAL, CO IN f-GAR DEN. TO TO -MORROW EVENING, March 12, 1812, -MORROW will be pertOrmed a New Grand Oitthtie Drama, in Three/las. Cal led THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. principal Characters. Ataliba, Mr. 13ARRYMORE ; High priest, Mr F.G E R TON ; ..Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zamor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. I.IsToN ; Ozmar, Mr. BROADHURST ; • Xaira, Mr.• CR LSW ELL • Don Alodzo, Mr. HUNT LE ' t ; Don Velasquez, Mr. 13RU \ITON.; High Priestess, Mrs. POWELL ; Cora, Miss SMI 11-1; • Amaziii. Miss F LRO N ; idali, Miss BOLTON ; Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE. - To which will be added (by particular desire) the Grand Historic Pantom:lllC Drama, _called LA PEROUSE ; Or, THE. :DESOLATE ISLAND. Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s: 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. ,Second- price ZS--Gallery 2s. Second-price Gallery is. Se 'tond-ptice 6d. Places for the Boxes to•be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box4oflice, in Hart-street. The Doors will be Opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE °f the Popular HORSE-PIF,CE the SAGACIOUS ELEPHANT, the LEARN El) DOGS, &c. &c. NEW PAVILION THEATRE, (ASTLEY'S), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND, (Establi,hed by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain). 10-MORROW,TH'URSDAY; 12th, and SA TUMMY, mth, and MONDAY, 16th March, a Mu- Piece, in One Ad, called THE THREE FIVES; Or, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH. ' After which, the popular Horse Spedacle, called BAGH VAN-HO ; Or, THE EARTA TARTAR'D : • With its dependent scenery, machinery, extensive platform- work, &c. In which - will be introduced (for the few remaining nights of the season) divers pertormanc.es by 02 sagacious ELE PHANT. The Piece will terminate with a general At tack, Man to Man, and Horse to Horse, forming a dra„ matic stage picture of a Field of Battle of the most strik ing and i, ressiv cited ever pfbduced on any Stage. To conclude with the Pantomimical Selection, called HARLEQUIN'S OLIO. I n . Which will be introduced iwo astonishing learned Lap- Dogs. ..boors Ope n at Flalt-past' Five, and begin at Half-past —Second price Half-past Eight. j ! ,"• B. No Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays dur --g Lent,, s Cl' This Theatre will positively close for the Season on ttuday, the zrst instant. EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS. THE EXETI BIT, O 1:.. of DRAWINGS. in Water COlours, after celebrated Pidi s trcrs of the great 4aaters. is now Open tcl the Public, at tine Gallery, 3 9 , Sackviile.street, ; and will ' continue open every eitay, front Ten in the Ftwerumn, till Six. ht the Afternoon.— Admittance, is. ..atalogues LOWE'S PATENT BRiTisli SHIRTING CLOTH. -THE super for kind of Todure which is the ex clusive privilege of tkis Fabric, renders it the most pleasant, comfortable, and economical description of Shirting Cloth ever yet manutadured. It washes beautifully white, is warranted for durability aqua) to the best Irish Linen, and about half the Price. Sold - Wholesale, and'by the Piece,' at t 54, Cheapside, near st. Paul's ; Harding, and . Co. 89, ;Pall-Mall, and no other horse in London. The last three years Sale has fully- proved the utility of 'this Manufadure ; and - •the Patentee pledges himself, that it will be found to possess every advantage for :vhich it is %commended. u PLIOLSTERY AND BEDDING• MANUL7ACTORY. No. t 6, ,fohn,street, two Doors from Oxford-street. T'WILMOT-beg% leave -to acquaint the Nobili t . ••t y , Gentry, and the Public, he has discovered a new ')stem in the curing and dressing :Feathers, which intirely cleans trOna dust, and radically removes from them that dis agreeable and very unhealthy smell so universally complain ed of ; and it only requires to be generally known to insure flint their favours. Those who study economy have an op- Dorhanity of viewing at his Warehouse an extensive assort ment of useful and ornamental furniture. Also, ready fixed fir vie•w, a variety of four-post, cot tage, tent, sofa, and chair bedstead:, with furniture and bed. ‘ 11 "g r'. corresvotid. On low terms,. for ready-money. Ap. Praiser and House Agent. • IT 1 N E LAMP HOUSE, No. 4!, 1 01 L S.—OIL • WARE .ondon Wall, -opposite 'Old per Gall. Refined Oil for C ham- .per Gall. `Ceiauine Sperm Oil - 6 me burning Oil, equal to what is uominonly .sold for the • best Sperm. 8 o 'ocxt burning Oil 7 o bouble refined Oil 6 6 The Sperm Oil is of the finest .quality, is warranted ge lniine, and will burn the whole evening witbout trimming. Lt is therefore recommended for Lamps to Drawing-rooms, fall rooms, Shew• rooms, and alt places where brilliant -iglu is requited, tree from' Smoke, and the very disagree.. . 461 e trouble of frequently trimming the lamps. The tither Oils are particularly tine, and, for general pur poses, can be recommr.inded with equal confidence ~ UPTON and Co. have the pleasure of informing their Friends and the Public in general, that in consequence of I- owe -large sales of Srrin Oil, it has fallen in price, and they are theretore-enabled to sell the best Sperm Oil at /35.6 d. per 4411 00, ot 9s. wnich price they lately advertised. N. B. Oils sent to any part of London, tree of experice. her Lamps - $ 6 Pale Seal Oil, • _ 3 9 Pale South Whale. Oil for Liverpool and com-_ mon Larrips o tc.: 3 3 EAL . SCOTCH NIARMARADE, an excel lent substitute for Butter at Breaktast.—lt is parti ‘'-ilaily ree , ,,tinnended to Mothers for the use of the Nursery, CcinK easy qt digestion, and very nutritious. Persons of weak constitutions and such as _lead sedentary lives, would find treat benefit:front the use of this Marmalade, intead of that aintnal oil, termed Butter, which never fails it , create. bile • ( Hi the stomach, the - forerunner of flatulency and its attendant In long Voyages, especially to the southward, its 4 UperiOlity is obvious, as it will keep for yearS unaffeded by 11 e - el:mate, In all Puddings Pies, Tarts, and Custards, 'where :Orange Peel is generally - used, this Marmalade will be foilnd far preferable, being free from that toughness, -characteristic of the peel. .1 t is also a great addition to the I)ilowing Puddings : Ground Rice,'Apple, Millett, Bread, S ago. Tapiocea, and Semolina, to which it imparts a delici (4ls—flavour, blended with kpleasibg bitter.—Sieuply wrap- Ved up In a fine paste, it makes an admirable Pudding, and I , a very pretty variety itva Dessert. Sold at as. 6d. per Pound., by Pressey and Barclay, 371, ' o ) o o . rd-street, corner of Berwick-street. „ N 8. - -A liberal Dlseount allowed on Exportation, and to Dealers.. . • • DANCING. MR. WILSON, Dancing Master from the Opera House, ,Author of the Analysis of Country Dancing, and Treasures of Terpsichore, respedftilly informs the Public, 'that his Academy for Dancing is now open every day, where persons of any age may he instructed, in every department of Dancing, adapted either to the Stage .or Ball Room. _ _ . Lanies may receive instrulions from Mrs. Wilson, in every department of. Oancitig. Cards of Temp may be had at his Residence, 9, Bedford itreef,* Bedford-tow, Holborn. ' Where may be had, The Third Edition, price las.' His Analysis of Country Dincing, containing, in addition to the former Editions, a great number of new Figures, se:. veral new Reels, an Essay on the Deportment of the Per son in Dancing, with Tables for 'Composing almost any number of Figures to one rune, together with the complete E.Oquette of the Ball Room. Likewise may be had, price ss. 6d. his'Treasures of Terp sichore. GENERAL SULJOHN MOORE's CORUNNA, PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a regular Military Bed for the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA (.?0T for on board Ship, the whole packing in a small Valice allowed the most portable ever yet mamifadured, invetited by MORG AN and SAN,VERS, No. 16 and 17. Catherine-street, Strand, who most humbly prestune the highest honOurs.ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King And Country. MONEY. NOBLEIVIEN, Gentietnen, Bre. are respeafolly it torwed they may be supplied with Money to any Amount, on Terms equal to Mortgage, secured upon Fret. , hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Wirlo‘VS ) lointurcs, men's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respect... bility may he supplied on their Personal Security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal acccominoclation, without delay. Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post Paid)` addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49 7 Bouth-street,Berke ley-square. R 1 ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con, IX_ tractors with Government, resreetfully beg leave to solicit the Patronage of the Public cowards the SCHEME of the present STATE LOTTERY, which will be Diawn on the 3oth of NEXT MONTH, APRIL. SCHEME. 1 Prize of . ,C 20,00 0. i s . X 20,000 I .. . - - - i Solo° - i 5 ,0.,0 I ' .• I 0,c,00 . 10, coo I - 5,00ci - 5,000 I - - 4,000 . , .- ' 4,000 I - 3,c00 . . 3,030 , 2 - 2,300 , - 4i 003 4 - , 1,000 - 4 ,000 6 - .50 - 3,000. 4 - 4 30 • - 3,200 lo - . 3 00 - _ ..), - .1 - / 0 12 -2.) - 2, 4" 0 23 100 - 2,000 S'' - 5 3 - ' , 2,5,A3 7 0 .., 4 0 - ,2Sto 100 - 3 0 .- 3, 000 12 4 - ' 25 - . 3,c00 2, /0a - Ii - 3,4000 t 2,000 Tickets. ,C izo,ooo • Tho TICKETS in this LOTTERY ara all a Numbers ; and the WHOLE. LOTTE.RY will txt deter mined in ONE DAY. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by -RI-C[lA RD SO N , G 00 DL U CK, and Co. at their Offices ' the Corner of BANK-BUILDINGS. CORNI - 111L, andldCing the EWS. CRARING.CROSS • Where, in the Cast Lottery, No. 3,486, a Prize olzo,oool, was Sold iu Eleven Shares. ENGRAVING BY SHARP. 24 Inches by zo, for WORK tiP-ENGRAVINGS. MHE very celebrated Picture of the DEAD ..1. CHRIST and MARIES, by AN. CARACCI, for merly in the Orleans Collection, now at Castle Howard, having, by the permission ot the Earl ut Carlisle, been co pied by Mr. Wilkim, jun. for the. purpose.ot forming one of a series of TWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, to be executed by the principal Artists of the present • period, with a view of exem pli tying the Works of tue leatiina; Mas ters ot the Roman, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian,; Lom bard, -.Spanish, and Flemish Schools, • the Amateurs .ot Painting and of fine Engraving are respectfully inforMed, that the Drawing of this Pidure, together with other tine Drawings after these Masters, from which this Work will be executed, are tow on V hew, at the Gallery, 39, Saek ville.street, Piccadilly, whieti ,will enable,thein to form a correct idea not only of the nature of the Work itself, but of the selection of which it will be composed. I n illustrating, by individual examples, _the Compositions of three of the Schools above mentioned, it is intended to adopt.the very general subject of the H I STO RY of OUR SAVIOUR, taken at some of its Most -interesting periods,— This is most happily afforded by the following capital Pic tures ; by the Virgin, Young Christ, and St. fohn of, Rat . - now in the Stattbrd Gallery ; by Christ among die Doctors, in the pidure of Leonardo da Vinci, in the pusses sion of the Right Hon. Lord Northwick e and by the picture cif Aniunal Carracci, above mentioned. These three Pic- • tures, while they otter choice examples of the Roman, Flo rentine, and Bolognese Schools, will also feral a set of En . gravings, in point of subject, equally valuable for the Purt folio•or the Library of the Amateur. The Venetian and Flemish SChools being these in which Colouring has faken a lead, will be exemplified by the gay and lightsome subjeda of Titian, and Paul Veronese, and the Allegorical and Historical Works of Rubens and Van dyke, while the school's of Lombardy and Spain will be shewn in the Works of Correggio and ot Morillio. • The Work itself - will thus give, not only a concentrated view.ot the Compositions of these great Masters, but also afford an opportunity of judging of the relative abilities of the most eminent Engravers of Modern Europe. In addition to the Work of large Engravines, it is intend• ed also to publish a smaller Work, upon die scale of Van dyke's Book ot Heads, illustrative of the Vint Portraits, and - Ideal Heads of Rallaelle, Titian, Giorgione, Velakluez, bens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, Guido, and Domenichino. - The principal Artists to be employed in these Works of Engravings are, Morglien, Of Florence; Sharp, and Heath; of London ; :Bansse, of Germany ; of Stutgard ; and otiteis, who may be considered as the principal Engravers of the present period, as well in this unitary as abroad ; and both Worksavill be under tne direction and management of William BUchanaii, Esq. The Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three • Guineas for each Engraving ; to be paid on deli Very. The Terms of. Subscription to the ‘Voik. of Portraits, will he .'Two Guineas for each Number, containing Three Liigray. • ings. The Impressions of .the Plates shall be delivered to Subscribers according to the priority • of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in London, wishing to become Subscribers to this Work, will be so good as to send their particular address, and also mention, if they wish their Co pies delivered to any person in London, or forwarded to them elsewhere. Mr. Yates, at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street. who has charge of the Exhibition of 'the Drawings, will receive Sub scribers names to both, or either of these Works ; and as a Book for entering, these has been recently opened, Gentle men naterating to subaerie, willbe aware of the importance of having their names high upon the list, as the Impressions of die Platas will be delivered in stria conk/runty to "the sante. A Prospectus of these Works may be obtained on applica s at Sack yille‘street; . LLOYD's, February 27, 1812. SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF- of the WI-, 1,...),D0WS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in his N'lajesty's Ships GEORUE, of 9- Ct g uns, HERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANIIA, of 36 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'Numberof,Li,es lost in the abovernentioned Sh.ips,. amounts to upwards of 2300, and much ' , exceeds the number of those in either the great Battles of the Nils, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. - fhe following were eleeied as a Corriinittee:, .. The Right Honourable Adrniral. Lord -R A DS .- ro.c K. The Right Honourable Admiral Lord C7'A Mt I EKL• Vice-Admiral Sir lAMBS SAUMAREZ Bart.. Sir WILLIAM LEIGHTON, Knight arid Alderman. I. P. Anderson, Esq. - ' Woodbaie Parish, Esq. John Lulius Angerstein, Esq, Joshua Reeve, F.q.- ucorge Blackman, Esq. Thomas Rowcroft, Esq. Thomson tionar, Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq. Horatio Clagett, ESq.. • Robert Shedden, Esq. Win. Lienry:floare, Uq. Hasketh Sinith,- EScr. : ' • Themas King, Esq., . John iknton Trition, Esq. , 'Germain Lavie, Esq.. John Tunno, Esq. - George Munro,.Esq. Wus. 'Vaughni; ESq. Subscriptions received by the Masters of this House; at Messrs. Hoare's, • Fleet-street; Mgrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bevan, and Co. the lion. Simon Frazer, i'erring, and Cu. Messrs. Smith, pique, and - Smiths ; 'Messrs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and CO. and all the other Bankers in London. " - • Subscriptions al ready' ad vertised . - k 3 l s s z 6 List of his Majesty's Ships and VesselS, whose Officers and Men•ilaye,alre:ady subscribed Two Days Ras , ; • Vidory -- Royal IV lliaii'l Desiree Crnizer Beiterophon - ~ Pyramus Fylla Bellow,* .-Plicebe Plover Warrior ' Porcupine Ariel - • DefianCe Furieuse . Woodlark Elephant. fa3lehay - Rose Ivorge Niobe Redbreast Namur - Briseis - Thresher Egli' nit ,Plazard • Censor Raisonable . Alert . Vixen , Leopard ' C.luintieleer . Acute A tgo • Portia . Starling . I isgard Ran,;er . Aggressor 11(1,ratio 1.1 tile Algerine Jason The Mercers' Company - - The Royal Exchange Assurance Office - The I ondon Assurance Office - - The English Copper Company - - The East-India Company , - - A Collettion at the Parish of Eakring, -near, (Merton, per the. Rev. J. H. Browne, Rector - '. - , . - - - A Friend' inhabitants of 13rixharn, 'Torbay, 'transmitted by Mr. W. Wheaton ' - -6, o o Lieut. 11. G..Hardacre, - K. N. - . - ' . T 2 2 0 Yellow Fever Remedy Instittation - . .S 5 ° Gosfings and Sharpe - - - 2;i o o P. I-, Dublin - • .- - - JO to 0 Thomas Harvey - -- - - 5 S ° .F. .iquire. Esq. - - - - 2 2 o The Wells Volunteers, per J. G. Bloom, Esq. s 5 o Baring, Broth rs, and Co. - - 2t a 0 Leys, Maslen, and Co. Abet d:en - 21 o 0 1). , avenport, Esq. - - - to to o A Wager lost in George-street - - r i o H. Bromfield, Esq. - - - 2 0 0 :ieneral Ett - cpatiirt. • - - Jo GT o Sit Reed, Esq. - - - to o 3 Vice-Admiral Douglas - .- - to so o Captain Rodham Douglas, R.N. - 5 $ o Captain T. Hand, R. N. - - 5 5 o Cobb.and Co. Margate - - - 5 0 0 Admiral Fortescue . - - - to to 0 M. B. - • - • - 5 0 ° C. NI. - - - .. - 5 5 0 Rev. Richard Harrington - - 2 2 0 Sir C. 13unnury, Bart. - - - to to o' S. P. -•- - - 2 0 0 105 0 105 0 105 0 31 Io 105 0 S 0 0 1 0 0 G. M, Aylmer, Esq. - - - 5 5 . 6 ' Mr. Neivton - - - - 2I 0 0 Rear-Admiral Peyton - - - - 6 o o Mrs. Vivian - - .. - 10 0 0 Mrs. Cath. Poulton, Little Marlow - 5 5 0 Sir Wm. Geary, Bart. , -'. - , . - to to 0 . • • Lloyd's Coffee-House, March 7. A GENERAL MEETING ofthe SUBSCRIBERS will be held at the Merchant Seamen's Office, over the Royal Exchange, on FRIDAY N EXT; the r3th inst. at Twelve Q'Clock precisely, to take into consideration the propriety of allowing the Widows and Families of. the . O Ulcers and Men belonging to His Majesty's late gun•hrig Fancy, of 12 guns and S.a men, to participate in the Subscription now raising, that vessel having belonged to the - same Convoy, and lust at the same time. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lomb ;rd-street. T wo CAPITAL TONED ORGANS to be Sold, tit for Churches, Chapels, or large Robins, one is a Barrel Organ, seven feet -high, plays all Psalm 'Furies, and Hymns, for florty- five Guineas only ; the other a.kiiiger Organ, with beautiful Gothic gilt front, eleven feet high, five feet wide, with shifting movement, side and front bel lows, price 651. Either of them would be a valuable present to any Parish Clnirch. May be seen at No. S, Leicester-place, Leicester-spare, .from ten to four o'clock. - On Tuesday, March 3, w.is published, In IMlty Otavo, price 7s. in bo3rds, A --- VOLUME OF -SERMONS..—By the Rev. im-IN STILL, L.l-13'. Salisbbry : Printed and sold . by Brodie, Dowding, and Luxfotd, on the Canal ;--sold also ,by Cadell and I.).Aies, London ; Cooke, Oxford ; Godwin, Bath; and all other Booksellers. . lust published, price 75. bound, ADICTIONARY of the IDIOMS of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. By A SOCIETY OF MASTERS. Dedicated (by permist.ion)':o the Right Honourable the Mar quis of TaviAtock, Lord William Russell, and-Lord lohn Russell. London Sold - by Sherwood , Neely, and tones, Long man'and Co. Boosey; and Calve. Canterbury : by Cowtau and Colegate ; also' to he had of M. NI., Bellenter and Goujon, Teachers of French, (;eo graphy, the Use of the Globes, &c. ThiS Day was published, In Royal 06Iavo, Vuls. 1. 11. and 111. price as. each in boards, to be completed in Six Volumes, 4 OD ERN PRECEDENTS in COLN VEYANC !NIL LNG, with Variati.ms, adapting each Precedent to the-most .usual circumstances of Title and ()radical 'Notes, the nature and use of the Covenants and provi sions in them, By C. lAA RTON, Esq. Author of the Elements of Con veyancing Second Edition, with great Additions and Improvements. London printed for IV. tlaike and Suns, Law dunk• sellers, .Portu6al , street,,Lincolns Inn. Ot whom may be had, In SO: Volumes, Royal Ottavo, price 61. 6s. in arels, Elements, of the Science of Conveyancing, .by C. Laiton, Es(l. DEPT FOA I LI /.1 LI. INC; -YARD, Feb. 21. _lBl2, 'THESE are to , give Notice, that on Thurstia ii!e rzth of March next, at reit o'C'lQck in the foren,,, , ,n, uiii be.exp,sed to Public Sate at Majesty's /'if7a.u7 l rrg- I'ard, at Deptra, j - zintby Lots of the finter'Liceable PROVISIONS anti'tTOß itou;' blink in - Tide:laid ;viz. Bread, Flour; Pease, Oatmeal, Raisins - , Rice, Bread Dust, Flour Sweepings, Callavanccs, Pease Screenii , gs, uatmeal Sweepings, Bakehouse S - weep;iigs, Bags and Rags, 13:et. Pork, SUet, Sugar, Butter, and Cheese ; Leader, butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half Hogshead, Irish Tierce arid barrel Staves; a quantity of Boards' Ends, Fire ‘Vuod, c. &c. See. A I.:?ep,..sit of Twenty-kw Founds per Cent. is to be made up; , t the anzr,unt each Lot at the Ihne . of . , and the remainder of • the Pitrcbase Mono. paid, IP-fore the Store- itee rem9ved,Wr it.hlC6 purpose, a period of fourteen 'working days nallbe allcued f - ont the Day of a!: : the Bityers particultviy obse , nkig, that not lets than one half of the quantity is to be remreved frdnt ;he P•emiset within the first s,sen 4)';; and the tenheinde. in the seven fa otberls Ise the DePodi 117, r y j,, J i.111, an ] the Provisions and Stoiei rem.riu the hotert; , g t The Crown,` as no ext.ensionof tine; will, on any account, be rICTUA LLING-bFFICE, March to, 1812. TOE co m AllsgwivE . Rsi f or ncrvAt.LlA:o la- Hi, NA yEstrs • i\r,n»- d, hereby give' Notice, Thai on'Pridgf, the. iota of April next, [bey will be ready to re-- easy Tenders in writing, (sealed iip), and treat for the UPAP fon separate Corttafb) Of 7:uhat FRESEI BEEF :end SLA . P R OVI SIONS may be de - mandedjor the bis jet!y's Ships andYeslels at Limerick, and in the River Shannon", in Leland,. for Twelve dliontbs certain, and further until Six ( Months' warniv - sball be giVen for the termination thereof: to be pa.'el jar by Bills, taya3le with Interest, 2\finety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contra 3 v:ay be seen at the ..Seel eh:9.l. Office, at aiisOffce, ar by applybrg to the Coleen, - rf his Ma jisty's Cavorts at Limerick. Na regard will be had to gry 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 Friday the 'loth April nett, not unless the Person wha ;slakes the Tender; : 'or some Person on bit Behalf, attends, to answer When called fat : nor will airy Tender flat containi'e.vtravagant'rices vpcn sonze articles, and price; much inferior to tide, real value optn others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Leiter signed by two responsible Perions, engaging to become b9und with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of :5-sOl. for the due perf;l:ntessrce• of each of the said Conirafis, - BRITISH REVIEW. This Day was published, price 6s. 'sewed, - •• No. V. of T HE BRITISH REVIEW, and LONDON CRITICAL JOURNAL. CONTENTS. r. Historical Refleaions on .Parliymentant Reform. - 2. Woodhouse on lsoperimirrricat,Vroblems. 3. The West Indles, as atf,..cted by the Abolition of the lave Trade. 4. Chateaubriand's Itinerary in Greece and Palestine. Butler's Commemoration Sermon. 6 Ellis on the Chemistry of Germination, Respira tion, &c. 7. flistory of Early American Politics. .8. Professor Marsh on the Bible Society. 9, Price's Retrospet of Mahomedan History. • so. Miss Baillie's Plays. it. Professor Monk's 1-fypolitits. - ra. Montgallard stir la Grande Bretagne., 13. Population, as atfeJeti by the Poor Laws. 14. Wilmot's Lite of Bishop [lough. is. Bishop of Lincoln on Calvinism. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and grown„ Paternoster-row ; sold also by I. Hatchaid, Piccadilly; Taylor and Hessdy, Fleet-street ; and I. Asperne, Corn- Of whom may be had, The same Work, Nos. I. 11. 111. and IV. price 63. each. GENUINE MEDICINES. eS many Dealers in Medicint - s, as•well as the . 1 Public, are often at a loss to ascertain who are the Pro prietors of clifkrent Medicines, SHAW and ED WARDS, 66, St. l'auP,s London, have subjoined' a List of these of which they are the Proprietors, and also of those ter which they ate the sole Agents. s. rl. , * s. d. Hill's Bal. of Honey ; 6 Newton's Tooth Powd. a 6 Essence of Wate:dock . 3 6 Clittreli'sPettoral Pills Hallam's Bilious Pills 2 9 , Walsli'sAntipcitussis z Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 Marshall's Ccrate Amboyna Lotion • 4 6 Ch.,rch's Cough Drops zls juniper Ess. reimerm. Atriboyna Tooth Pow. a 6 Wessel's Specificiltern, 2 9 CornwelPsOrientalCor.4 6 Roche's' Embrocation 4 0 Widow Welch's Pills .2 9 Itobbeids'i_oughDrops 2 9 Keyser's Pills 6 3. lunipeftss• Pennyroyal t re' Veino's.Vegetable Pills 4 6 Siiediman's 2 0 * All the above, - (those with the star •esccepted) will have the aidress of Shaw and Edwards, 66, Paul'4,.on the stamp, without which they cannot tae genuine preparations. THE value of Dr. FIIEEMAN'S GUTTA. SA LUTARI has been so long proved, that no,. thing of the present day can bear a competi.tron with - it, in all the different stages Of -a certain Disease, ‘‘ , .itielt it eff. , dually cures, and eradicates from the ha!tit, with_ out exciting - the _painful feelings rod enpo;ure that attend SaliVation—without debilitating the Constatution in any degree,i . or even requiring :confine - tent front busi nesS, or restriction of diet. The radical vittoes. or these inestimable Drops have proved their claim ro ,public appro hatiun, for mote than tinny years. In all tite debility of bora Sexes they prove a never-failing I!...storative, ,vitether the debility is produced by too free use of Nleicuiy, y illicit pleasures, or the cites% of a viarm chit - Idle.. To "Frarcilers, and tl4Ose going abroad, they cimnot be r ,- "commende:l tun strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, snd coiliplete Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and evety Weakness that afteds the litatide{ and Qrttns of Urin liy , is efficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for ins .yyeals had been deprived or that happiness. Sold, at Mr.,Butler's, No. 4. 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