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I ' 1 4V. 1 \‘ \ OLIO -:=1"-;-„T•4.1' ,•':571;.1,140 \ ~.~ V7**Aat.. r )y , ( 44 1 , a 4 1 . V \ • „ . . . ire It ' V r Vv.; •IT P” • .'''' x., ~.t. l it • .., rll , ...' _ 1, ' 41 , L /CITITP:rn SATLT h ij AV, C B It 12, 1812. [• . . • PRICE SIXPENC E -HALFPENNY. 'IIIE ITiJ. AO, AL, D 1: THIS PRESENT EVENING, December 12, 1212, Their Masesties Servants will peifornitbb Tra 4edy of• __4SAMLLA ; 'Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. Biron ' Mr. POPE ; • VilTeroy, Mr. DE CAMP; • • Count Baldwin,. Mr. POWELL ; Carlos, Mr. HOLLAND ; Isabella, Miss SMITH, (Being Iter second appearaneC at this Theatre) ; Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS. Act lii. an Epithalamium. . lifter which ho addea (far-the first time), an Operatic , . Pike, in Two Act's, called THE ( ASSIGNATION; • Or, RIGHT AT LAST. The Music composed by Mr. H. SMART. The principal Characters by Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. PHILIPPS, • Mr. PYNE, Mr. LOVEGROVE, Mr. J. SMITH.; Mr. T. WALLACK, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss BEW, Miss KELLY, &c. &c. The MOTs ti) lie opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gib at half - past SiX; Boxes, Second Price 3s. Ott —Pit, 33. Ed.; Second Price, t -.* - . ••LowerGallery 45.; Second Price, is.—llpper Gallery, Is.; coati Boxes and Places 'to lie taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book- Foy 4 eepe the o:ttice ittle Rnssell-strect;from Ten till , r and from Ten hi the Evening until the Doors are closed. The principal BoX Entrances are in Brydgcs-street, with ',az auxiliary door in Russet-street ; . the Pit Entrances are in I lussell-street and Woburn-street ; the Lower Gallery En ttauces are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Lpper Gallery EntranCe is in Wahurn-street Carriage,' to the Poxes., to set d6wn and tate up ,troni Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw oil towards the iSt r d an • . . To, tiie Pit, to set down from Great RusSell=stteet,,dnd draW 1 11 f down. Little Russell-street and Drury lane. 'tage Manager ? Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money tribe Returned. Vivant Rex et Re-Pina. On Monday, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife, All Persons having made good their Title of Free idinis- Af t ) three ay s, at the least; previous to the exercise of • • !ucii Right, will be required to sign their Names at the Door, a Book which will be , kept ready for that purpose, and• not be admitted Withoutsuch signature. ' FREEHOLD .ESTX2E AN!) 'up:J. - Es, TONSI - HRE. TO BE - SOI UJCTION, At the Swan Inn, in NewpWriel, Bucks, on Thnrideiy, the 17th day of Deonnber, 1812, at Thee O'Ciock in the' . . Afternoon,. in Oni; Let, • ' .. AFARM -HOUSE, several COTTAGES, and about 200 Acres of INCLOSED and OPEN .FIELD LAND (Tithe-free, except about a.i Acre); also the great ,and small Tithes of about 100 d Acres of Inclosed and'Opeo Fibld Lafid (the greater part of which is Arable in th.: open fields), Bind of about 'lO4 Acres of Wood. The whole is in HartweU Parish, or near thereto..:- There arc valuable Common Rights in Salcey Forest ; also the )tight of NOmination to the Perpetual Curacy of Hartwell. The • present Curate is about . •;'l, The Estate ke near Northampton, Towcester, and Stony Stratford. • Possession may be Ii at Lady,Day. • For further Particelars, and a view of the Map, apply' to Mr. Dean, No. 10, New Inn.—Letters to be post paid: THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I,N MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 14, 1812, will be acted the Tragedy of - • MACBETH. • • - Macbeth, Mr. YOUNG; Mucha, Mr. C. KEMBLF • .• _tasty Macbeth, Mrs. !i!:fter. which Oil be performed a New Farce (with Songs) called • LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. The Overture, composed by Mr. M. I'. King. ' 'the Principal Characters by Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. TA:- -, ToN, Mr. BROADHURST,, ` Mr. A'r KIN'S, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLALPER', - Mrs:GIBBS,, Miss BQLTON. oxeF. 7s. Second Price as. 3s. fid. Seciind Prictl,2s.", tower Gallery ss. Second Price Is.—Upper Gitilery is. Se-; cmid Price."6d. _ • , Tiie.Pnblic are respectfully informed, that the, retired Tray iv'." of Alexander the Gretit will be acted (for the last: lroo) o Tile.:3iy ; with Bombast° Furios°,4nd Midas. _ _ _ On the Renegade ;- with Lovt, Law, and Phy- 7 , ttP.--On T:iorsday, the revived Opera of the Loi . d of the :Itiauor i• with tho'Zscapes; or the Water. Carrier.—On day, the Renegade; with Loire, Law, and Satur day, Alexander the Great; with Killing rth Murder. • Tuesday the 220 inst. will he revived Hughes's Tra gedy ”f the Siege of Damascus, which is positively the last bight of Mr. Betty's engagement). Prasuant to a Decree of tho liikh Court of Chancery, made in a Cause, LLEWELLYN against DAVIES, rpIII ', CREDITORS of 'JOHN FORESTER, formerly of Caermartheu, but late of Nant-y-co;'s, in the Count y of Cmirmarthen, Yeoman, .who died in th e year -1834, ar e , on or before the 23d day of January next, to Come hi and prove their Debts before John Sprinett Flarrey, Esq. one of Cue Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildi.urs, Chancery-lane, .London; or in de folk thereof they will peremptorily be exelnded the benefit of '.he said Decree. NIARRIOTT and BLA:VIIRE, 14, Gray's lun. - Dee. 10, 1612. 'THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD. /4„,,TACASt.S.Ii,I3. for improving and accelera_ tine the GRUWT H of 11A1 R. Patronised by their Oy Higttnesses the Princess .of WALES and Duke of SUSSEX, .:rid most of the Nobility. Its Virtues are comp:.seti of vegetable Ingredients from a Tree. in the Island of iVlncaSsar, in .the East ladies.- Tf t iB 'Oil is no pretended -foreign Oil, but the genuine produce of the Macassar Tree; and it is recommended on the Irasis• of P;xperienee,. and the most respetiaNe and accredited Testinionials., Where the flail has been deficient for a Se. ries of Years, this Oil will telly' rwlenish it. It is ealCu lated to ndurish and preserve the Hair from falling_,off or changing its coloUr (particularly after Sea Bathing,which often 'proves . injurious to the Flair), and by its Moisture era- Iliattes whatever hinders its Grovth, and semi makes it thick - and regular. Ladies,. especially, will find the beneficial Filet% of this (IP" as it gives to the T!esses a most healthful Gloss and Seer, and when dressed and curled, it renders it inexpressi bly at.traeding. * It is also pre• eminent. for Children's Hair, instead of Snap, ere. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is ex tremely benefii.ial to the Infant, and brings the Hair to a 6!atitifutState. it is - also. admirably 'adapted to promote the Growth of 'Whiskers, Eye-brows, Ste. likewise is tar superior to romatum for constant use in dressing, yvith or without Powder. . • • Sold at 3s. 6d, . los. 6d. and large bottles, .;•ontaining eight small, at i I. ts. coca, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby sheet, Llatton-g • rtlen, London; anti by their Appoint. /tient, wholesale and retail, by Mr._ Smy Perfumer to his Majesty, t t 7, Gatty_ and C 0.57,. 57, 0. Rigge • 35,.Overtori i 47, New Bond-street ; Hendries; Perfumers „So. her- Majesty, I'itehborne.street.; Bay :ind Blew, Perfumers to the Duke anti. Duchess of York, C,...kspur..street ; R. Rowney, 1:6, Batton-garden% .S. Beriy, Greet: street, Soho; Lowe, 330, Strand; 1. T. Rigge, 65, !tea ;: tde, and 52, P:.ik -Street ; Tones, A pple-tree.yard, St. arnes's; Burgess, Cursitor xitreet ; Pane, Butts, and Co. Lornbartf,street; Barclay and. Sons, Fleet-market ; Ne..vbery and ••Sons, 45, St... Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, ah,l Stubbs, 38, Cheapside ; Bow.` ling, Walker ; and Co 10.1r,w,;11 ; Dicey . and Satin, Bow tliurch,yarch; Shaw and FowardS, 66, St. Paul's Church yard ; Harding, Howell, 4.,i1 Co'. .$9, - Pall Mall ; T. Itaine. and Co. 25, King.streor, Covent-garden ;:thorri, 45, Bacon; 151, (.rouge, and Turner, 004 rd-street ; and by all. Per tumors and Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town throughout the -Emire. • Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine' Macassar Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, A. Rowland and- Son,' and the words .‘ Rowland's Macassar Oil' eisgraved on the b o ttle. • Of whom may he had, A LSAN A. Ex-r R A CT. in bAtles at los: 6d. andAs: 6d. each. Also, the ALSAN t'OW DER, at 25. 9d. per box, for eradicating all Diso;dt, - , oh the Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely be,Rdittil ; patronised by her Royal 1-lighness the-Duchess of York; and his Excellency the hake del I nfatilacio. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW TEAR'S GUI TS, From the Corner of St. Pac,l's Church Yard. HARRIS (Successor to NEWIWRY), has • again the pleasure of informing tlic Public in general, and Private-Families Heads of Seminaries, ":ut,rs and GO vernesses in particular, that he has accumulated such a Stock of JUVENILE LITERATURE, with an abundance of DISSECTIONS, GAMES, CARDS, &e. all tending to itu-: prove the mind and morals of Youth, as are nut to be met with at sine other place in Europe; he at the same time kegs to inform the Public, that his business is nut copfined to this department alone, but that he sells Rooks of every descrip tion, and for which lie shall be happy to receive their orders. The limits of an Advertisement will not perMit him to enu merate many ; and, therefore, 'those recently Printed must at present suffice, but a Catalogue of•several hundreds more .4e. dcia eFeil;gratis, to any person OM ll take the trou- Mc Of Chil r it. r:tlie*,'Sbn -of a :Genius • a Tale for the use of Youth. Price, bound ss. 2. The" Young Traveller; or, the Adventures of Etienne.in search of his Father. By G. Hoare ; half-bound, price 2s. 3- A Week of Amusement and Instruction ; interspersed with-short Stories, &c. ; Half-bound, price Gd. 4. The Travels of St. Paul; with a map. By the Author of the " Twin Sisters." Half-bound, price .2s. . 5. The Children in the WoOd, with Twelve Engravings; *price is. plain, and.. Is. Gd. coloured. G. .Thc Little Scholar's Mirror, consisting of Thirty Moral Tales, ornamented wit:, upwards of Sixty Engravings on*Wood, ss: , , 7. Th, Cradle Hymn. By Dr. Watts. Illustrated by mazy beautiful Designs price Is. ploin and is. Gd..cokured. • . 8: The Natural *History of Quadrupeds in Verse, with Twelve Engravingi, price is. plain, nod 15..6d. coloured. • 9. , Tlte His.toricaltAlphabet, comprehending smile of the Most prothinent features in the History of England, alphabe tically arranged,i'kh Twenty-six Engravings, price Is. plain, and Is. Gd. coloured. 10. Simple Pleasures, in which Religion and Morality are' inculcated by the introduction of subjects of Natural. History, &c. By Miss Venning. Price, bound, 3s. Ud. 150CTOR 110WELL'S XIWT/E/I.—us Cd. a Packet. FITS, Epilepsies, Convulsions. Hysterics, and all kinds of Fits radically cared by Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS, above thirty years establish d. The efficacy of these invaluable Powders has loug been fully evineed by the innumerable Cures (fr om which the fol lowing is selected) already communicated to the public To Dr. Howell. Sot, Widlord, 'near Rayleigh, Essex, Feb. 24.. Our daughter, about 19 years old, who has been ftoin her infancy troubled with Fits, Convulsions, and Hysterics, has w:t had the least aiipearance of them since about a week after she first began to take your Powders„ and has .continimil in' better health and grown stouter than she ever was heture, being up‘wards of a twelveuionth - Since - she.his had the last Fit. We send you these few lines to express thanks-as well as to encourage others, and, as we applied to you in consequence of seeing your advertisenscnb in tin County Chronicle, we think it our duty to allow you to make this - extraordinary Cure - of our daughter as public as you please. - We are, • ' _ TIIONIAS and SARAU'IEED. This sovereign -remedy is prepared, undim thepatronage of his Majesty, by Dr. thAvell, Fellow of Ring's C:llh7e 7 and ks sold at No. 21,11athbone-plae, Oxford-street, London ..(and no where else) at 11s. Cd. packet, in is inclosed it Trea tise, written by-the Doctor, on the above mentioned Dis . • eases. . All letters (post paid). My answered, and the Powders sent to any part of the United Kingdoth. , . . , Patients attended • in town: and 'enniltry whenever re quired. HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST PROOF OF M EDI ORILOW is so often the Companion of Sick, ness, that the happiness of Human Life may br said, in a i:reat measure, to 4 w epend on the enjoynot of Health.— Those Quacks, erefore, who, under pretence of restoring, destroy that prime Blessing - of HORVeII, incur a go ilt which: no language can desPribe, while, on the other hand, the humane anttenlightened Physician' who discovers a Medicine admi, ray calculated to diminisluthat complicated list of disorderk which afflict Humanity, is indeed a real. benefactor to species. Such a man was the venerable Dr, WEBSTER, who, in his ENGLISH DIET DRINK, has produced a Re medy, which the experience of Thousands can attest, has prortql irresistibly • eilicacious in curing Scurvy, Scrophula, all Eruptions springing frOin Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy, Consumptions, Nervous and Hypochondriac Affections, and every,description ofl'ever. This invaluable Vegetable Medi cine, is not only extremely palatable, Lsr-its -composition so harmless quit it may be safely administered, cren,to a child at the breast. Those who Wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable System and Principles fully - developed, .may, by applying, to the Venders, procure his own Treatise, a new edition of which is-just published, *ice 55.; and also a small Pamphlet, con taining,a great nunitier of eitses and remarkable cures, which all occurred during the lost year., : • - This inValimble : Medi r le is now faithfullpprepared by E Skb and Co.:92;ll6rougliaigh-street (sole Proprietors), from the original ReCipe,*which was aisigned over to them by Dr. Webster, some years pOir to his death. Sold in half pint bottles, 4s; pint ditto, 7s. Gel.; and in quart alai), 4s.each, duty included. Wholesale - by the Proprietors; also wholesale and retail by their Agents, Messrs. 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Eleven Volumes, Octavo, with Maps and other Plates, hoards, a new Edition of SHE ROMAN HISTORY ; from the 'Build ing of Rome to the Ruin of the Commonwealth. By N. HOOKE, Esq., Print&d for P. C. and J. ilivingt.m‘ J.,Wallter, T. Egerton, Clerhe' Cnthell, J. Nunn, Seatcherd and Letter man, IL Lea ; I.!ickington, Allen, and Co. F. Jeffery, Leng man; Hurst, Ketil, Orme and Brown, Cadeli andllarle7 . ;, J. and A. Arch, Black, PairY, and Klugs;mry, 11..TInyer,"J. Carpet,tter, E. Lloyd, RiciarjsOn, J. mawat la, It. Bald:. win, J.ltooker, Nornaville and Felt, J. Hughes, T. Black lock, J. Miller, T. Hamilton, J. Greenland, ,aud Gale and Co. . • .GIL BLAS.-=-NEW TRANLATION. • . This Day Was published, Embellished with 24. Engravings, after Pictures by Smirke, in Pour Volumes, Octr.vp, puce 61. , i;5.. and a few Copies in Fllf O Vol' s: Quarto, with l'eacf ImPressivets, price JUL IGs. ' boards, THE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS, of San tillane. Translated from the French of.Lesaoe. 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With original Anecdotes of many of the most distinguished of his Contemporaries, and a Summary Reiiiew of Public Affairs; written by his Widow, Lucy, Daughter of Sir Allen Apslcy, Lieutenant of the Tower, &c. From original MSS! 'By the Rev. JU TAUS .HUTCHINSON. • To which .s prefixed,• • • The Life of Mrs. ilut,Litinson, writtQu by berself,a Frag ment. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,• Ortne, and 13rown, ,Paternoster-row; and at British Gallay, 54, New Bond street. • Afew Copies remain in Royal Quarto, with first intpres sior 'hi' the Plates, price 21. 12s. ed. boards. NE's I)LT t_irlT FO shor.tly he published, • Pefiivit. • ' - 6 A ti'T E S OL Cf'itlSTl LAITY. ILO r. A. (1-1:111,.:',..:JANT),. ..Ihtttor of Tracq.s.in f_;reece, E:' t, &c. • With a Nef , i.ce Notr=, by the Rev. i{en Prihtcll for and :,ittrar!, sc, Cdihittit-street. • th tooksellers, may be hni, lately pub- See.t:ri Fititioa, 111 Q voltnnec, trice '2 4s. or royal qs paper 3. of Ciptteluhri.iii.l%., 'i'ravels I[l (Tre,ece, Patestlite, Eg:3l.t, &c. in the :rears 180( 213)d 1807. For .i it act rook !if 'this interestin , Work, sic the Muntbly.r ; Eclectic, anti other • .. Retie ws. This Day vraA In Twelve Volumes BVO. N. ith a to Vo!a!ne of Plates', price 71, 4s. hotirds. HE' ,_......,....__ of CHRONICLES ONSTRELET T ; .N.. beginning at the Ye.:r 140; xyliere that of Sir John Froissart finishes, and endiric• at the -Year 1467, and 'conti nued by others to the Year ILIA% . . . 7tanslated I.)y THOMAS JOHNp3; Esq. Printed for I.tnigman, Orine, and. ]frown, Paternoster-row ; and J. Wilite.and Cjcimanc, Flek-street. Of whoin•ma.:' be had, latelypuhlished, 1. Sir J',hn newly translated, Variations and Additithfs from niAy celebrated •MSS: I', T- Johnes, Esc{: with ce Llte of the Atithor. The 34 Editipn,.with 39 platei ; in t' cols.sr°. price 71. 45.. in. boards: 9. Memoirs of &dui Lord de Joinville ; the Life of St. Lolls, 'Translated by Thomas Johues, Esq. In two vols. 4to. with Eni.cravie,, 4L 4s. in hoards. ~I tali Day was tablisEel, In three Volumes Bro., price Ss. botrlls, (dedicated to his Royal II ighnes, the Prince Regent). TIIOGItAPITIA" DRAAIATICA.; rii a Co- ALS par:ion to tiie Plavlmose containing .Historical and Critical Memoirs,' awl Orig:all• Aujcdotes. of British and Irish Dramatic Writers, front thc, Commencemelit of our The atrical Exhibitions; amongst ivhom are shore of the most ce lebrated Actors. Also an Alphabetical ACcount and Cbro 7 nological Lists of the:r Works, the Dates when printed, and Observation on the Merits. Together with an IntroduCtory View of the Rise and Progress of the British Stage. Originally compiled by. • DAVID EI:SKIM] BAKER._ . -Continued to the Year 17G4, thence to 1782 , _ By . ISAAC REED, F. A. S. And brought down to the End of November, 1811, .si-ith con siderable Additions and IMProrements thVonghout, By STEPHEN JONES. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Orme, and. Brown; T. P.-yne ; G. and W. ; Nichols and Son ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; and Davie; Ti.ackington, Allen, and Co.; J. Barker; .I.M.irray ; It. H. El,iiins; J. Faulder; and dale, Curtis, and Fenner. HOOPING COUGH GiTRED WITHOUT INWARD MEDICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. ANY thousands of Children are cured an -3-1- :wally by this remedy; on, the first attack an imam= diaie application of ROCllVs.l6um)cArtoN will pre vunt tht: Complaint taiiior, any hold of constitution, and a few times limy completely chre: An the most obstinate cases, perseverate produce die -desired effect; and no remedy can be so well eiletikitetklui'ehildreti as this, for it requires medici LEo be-taken In Con - 111mA Coughs, this sac is initially efficacious and may by relied on for men, women, an d children, as safe and cifectual. In no case can this Medicine be *aniline unless *iglied on the wrapper, by .1. Roche, and every stamp,the names of Shays; an Edwards,. 3i;, tir. Paul's Chnrcii-ward, (who Eiia the only Whols,ale Venders) engraved thereon. trice 4s..andlt.2s. per Bottle.. ~YDMIRd L ~'ICE, 16, t81:1 f OTIC -is herel,?y give?i, that a Seuion of pycr and TerntlEcr a;td Goat lielitterg, for the 7'ri.ll r?," f .Kees cc;thnif. , !,? the liigh - .sVaiprttfiln efi e `the .ddiniralty iv46 - eke!rtat Jtzatire'britLi; in the . I.,tintion, t on the filth: Decendter next, di Eight: u'Citch i.e the _Vona:v. J< Tr. CROKER. PICTILILLI # VG-OFFICE, • 'N'Oceriber 30, 1812. THE .COMMISSIO 11Sfoi,VICI'VALLNIG -a- His 3.1A.111237' 119/ 'Y fo hereby give Notice, That of 7'eisdaY, the 15th ofpetiliiter, theywilibe rea4 , to . re -2,sndri4ln ?ortinff (sealedup), and treat: fur rive limvdred. Y'osa of lILON BUTT; end One 1140 tc.,:rred,Tons of IRON PLATE MOT's', to be mannfircturect frohi - thc L'est Britisit ircri ; to be •deliOered, in the course of Si.r..iFeel.,s, by acci-kly i,rop::•rtirms; iota his 21,Tajt•Sty's DeptrOid, and to be paid for by payable :viik Ninety Day's- oft.; Phe Condiiiotii of thc Contratt miry be seen at thrg's o.fiTic Xo reg•aii be had..to any Tendo in which :1.4e Price shall wort be in:cried in ivoids at length,' or the: snail not be delivecd to the Boor 4 before Oiie o'Cloth Oit tile said Tuesday, the 1.5 t/ of Dicember ne ‘ rt i. nor unless , the Person who ma, es the . Toder; it same Person on hi:: behalf, attends, to a4Swer when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .Dec. 5, 1312 : T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS . qf 114 MA *TESTY'S 011DN/4NCE,. do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall3fall, on or before Wednesday, the 23d Day of December i, st. from such. Persoxs as n.ay be witting to . undertake the supply of CANVAS, and other Articles, fur service of this Depart ment, fur a period of Three Years, a'eteriiiihable at the expiration of One Year, upon giving Three Months =tier, at the 'option of either party: Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's. Oj ae ii 4 the Tower, and further PartictilarS', t'ogether, ,with the T'e'rns and Conditions of the Contract, nuty be known, at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall- Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the ,Ho u r s .of Ten and Four eCtbch, where the Pr;iposair mite be delivered, sealedsealed•up and indorsed, "Proposals fyr- Canvas-, ;" but no Proposal can be admitted aftertke said 23d day of December, at Twelve o'Clochwt Noon (if the 'same Day, neither will any T (niter be noticed, unless the Party waking it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. • By Order of the Board,. B. If. Secretory. OFFICE OF ORDN4IN,CE, Dec. 5, IRI2. rrCIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .II- • - JESTI'S .011DN.41NCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pal:-Maft, on or .befure Wednesday, the 23d day of December instant, from such Persons as may .be . willing to undertahe the per formance of the PLUMBER'S WORK S for service of this bepartatent, at Chatham, for a period of Three Years, de terminable at the expliation of One Year, upon giving Three Months notice at the option of either Party. Partial. particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the .Secretary'si Wee, in Poll-Mall aforesaid, airy Day between the Miners of Ten and : Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be de livered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Plainber'g Work 6 Cli4liaan ;" but no Proposes' can be admitted after the said 23d day of nee. at Twelve o'clock at _Noon c f the seeing Day, neillirr will. any Tender be noticed, 'unless the Party making it, or an Agent on his behalf, shall atttnd.: By Order-Of the-Beard,- • • • R.- 11. Secretary. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c. WALS'H's COLTS FnOT -L'OZENGES TIUSELAGO was the name given to Coitsfoot by the Aixients, who knew its value in Cougtis, ecc. I t is prepared in the form of Lozenge, as the most agreeable to palate; and also, that by its - graduall t y i Assolving in the mouth, may with more certainty be conveyed_ to the parts affected : these Lozenges are deobstruent,-detergent, and lu brucaring, allaying the tickling sensati o n : which occas i ons Coughing, clearing the voice, and producing the molt salu tary effeds ; if used as a. preventive few ,persons will be troubled with Coughs throUgh the winter, and their price places them within the reach of all ranks of people. Sold by Shaw and Edwards, N0:66, St. Paul's Church yard, who are the sole, Proprietors, and none, are. genui, but what have their name on the stainp.—Frice ts. Also, WALSH's ANTIPERTUSSIS for the Ilt).01'. INIG COUGH, a remedy long approved, and reconimended by the first families in the kingdom. Price only as. 9d. per bottle. VIOR those distressing DEBILITIES 'which prevent,'br render unhappy, the Marriage State—as well as for every Specie, of Debility, Relaxation, &c. how ever indicated or from whatever Cause arising—long Expe rience' has proved SIR HANS SLOANE'S RESTORA FIVE and REANIMATING PILLS to 'be the most sovereign Re medy,. • A Pamphlet containing a particular Description of .their Virtues., and conveying ninth useful Information to tie ittllicted, may he had (price Is.). at Perrit's, S iuthalnp stteet, C•oyent-Gaeden ; where, by special Appointment, they are sold Whol6ale and Retail. They are sold Jtetail by S;;liger, 150,,Oxforti- stre Ward, "324,Ajolbcrti ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; 13;entiand, 156.; Bishopsgate-street Without; and by every nespeet tole Ven der of proprietary Medicines in London ; in Boxes, 'lec 1 - os. Ud. eac!.:, and four times the quantity 335.. To Persons in the Country, judos*: payment to Mr. Per rin, free of Postage, they will be immediately forwarded. PRICE OF . STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock, 218 2171 India Bonds, ss. 6s. dis. Navy 5 per Cent. Op. S9k ex. Old Ann. div. Exclieq. Bills, aid. per day, Irish 5 per Cent. Is. 2e. pr. 4 pr Ccnt. 74 1 g 75i Ditto, aid. per day, es. ss. pr. 3 per Cent.. Red. 594 sBi 5918 °minium, 7 S 8 pr. 3 per Ce:it. Corsa.' stint ' Cons. fur Ope.iing, 51i 601-, BaukLAtin. - 15 3-16 5-16 sl