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1 1 / 4 111303E1. 6242.1 THEATRE ROYAL, COtENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW, .FRIDAY, September 11, 1812, will be acted the Play of' THE -FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. Count cla VOUNG ; Baron Longueville, Florian, Mr. ABBOTT ; i V r(alflthie.Theatre Royal Bath, being his first appearance) Bertrand; Mr. FARLEY ; L'Ectair, Mr. LISTON ; Geraldine, Miss S. BOOTH ; Rosabelle, Mrs. LISTON Monica, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Eugenia, the Unknown Female, Miss MZ-i.RRIOTT, "kt'roni the Theatre Royal Bath ; being her first appearance.) Act ll.:e.Dance incidental to the Piece—with a Pas Seal by Miss Worgman. To which will be added, the Musical Afterpiece of THE ESCAPES ; • Or,• THE WATER CARRIER. Count Armand, Mr. INCLEDON, With the celebrated Song of-" The Thorn" composed by Shield. Daniel, Mr. SIMMONS; Senws, Mr. A.TKINS ; Michelli, Mr. FAWCETT ; `. Antonio, Mr. TAY1401.1:; Censtantia, Mrs. C. KEMBLE ; Angelina, Miss E. BOLTON. ,PPlaees for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Arm Box-Office, Hart-street. Th e Doors will bd opened at half-past Five, and the Play hero at half-past Six. ' Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit Gd. Second Price 2s. 'Lower Gallery 2s. Second Prtcels';--Upper - tiallery ls. Se "hid Price 6d. 04 Mcnday, Hamlet, with Harlequin and Padatanaba. TheAvlt q lepirfornituice of the Beggar's Opera twin-- been - honou r ed with the unbounded applause of a crowded au dience, it will be repeated, for the second time this Season, on Tuesday -next, Captain Macheath, Mr. Ineledon; Polly, (second time) Mrs. Sterling; and Lacy, Mrs. C. liemble ; to tskieli will be added, The Portrait of Cervantes. Th e Comic Barletta of Midas, which has been in prepa *abut) during the Summer, will be produced early in the en suing- week, ~-i th new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Shiikspeare- Room will in future he thrown open at the "patueneement of the Third Act, for the convenience ;Athos,: Vs , liting fur the: second account. After this Week the Theatre will be opened every bight. - . Elery Evening,'till further notice, the pcipnlar Battle of St lamanca; alsO, a new Harlequin Pantomime, &e. 'Ct.YAL AMPHITHEATRE, . (ASTLEY'S), WESTMIN STER-13RIDGE. Bader the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. • • VERY EVENING, till further nbtice,will be . Presented (expressly'prepared' for the Stage) grand 'iditery Spectacle, in Two/lots, called TI- E tATTLE _OF SALAMANCA, • *.,• The TOWN .MAJOR;, said the SPANISH HEROINE.' "tinded on the glorious and complete Defeat• of General Manumit; and -the whole French Armv, by the herOic and gallant Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, and the Allied Army. • • In the intervals. of the Stage .Entertainnients will lie gifen'a succession of EQi.. 7 .ES lA] AN and other Perioriwitices. 1:11t -whole to conclude with air entir,iy new Pantomime, ith- efs.-ttn‘i:t ,MUCiaiIiVEY. Sic, called , THE PERSI AISi FESTIVAL, Or, HARLEQUIN EMPEROR'. • 'et y,rta.c enestill fo Three r the. BoxeCl ock.s tO be taken at the Theatre from '' o' • Curtain to rise at Half-pan Six o'Clock precisely.—,—Boxes ▪ Pit 45.:--fialtory .Is.--,Se&nd-price, Half-past Eight o'clo c k . . . . It B. The grand Russian Morse: Spectacle called, The rtte Cossack, is in active' preparation, and will be brought 1 0 . 11 P va.d as soon as the alteratitnis and additions are complete 2,finished, when be-,alternately'performed with the .V° I IOUS Battle of Salamanca,.&c. A, . .. . • ' I LEL SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT - AXE for managing the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day at Lilt 111etcii“.,i...)ealukta's Otece, BEESTON -LONG; Esq. in the Chair ; .• rio ltesolved, IIAT the following Address to the Public ... be inserted in theMorningand Evening Papers. - . • Lloyd's, 31st August, 1512. . 4 1 2,,, e signal and glorious Victory on the Plains oeSalamanca, i "lived, through the transeendant military skill and con t rif,tbe Marquis of Wellington, by the hitt epidgallantry y i 'd grinness of the brave Officers and Men under his cons .l.ll, d; has been duly estimated by the admiring and grate ,4e!„People of 'these Realms, whose exulting satisfaction has . th . 's tatly been expressed in the moit general and couspi -4,-;,".s manifestations of their pride and joy. The Corn -*4-te of the Patriotic Fund feel it their 'duty, on this ren toccasion,.to call on all their Countrymen to enable rein, to continue the Relief, so well eamed - and so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen; or have been V ? abled in this noble Conflict, for themselves, or the Wi ws, Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them for Sport. k Lvilis Institution, since its establishment at the 'coin -p.lticement of t c his War, has afforded an . honourable and t" ll eful assistance or alleviation to 13,2.5 , 1 Cases of Officers, amen, and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or de ,ssudant Relativei : and, including the .deerving anti heroic v t 'i s tierer s on the recent memorable. Victory of Salamanca, it 4. still a large number of the most meritorions claims on its ,esh e ostonied arssistance. The Coinmittee feel a firm reliance rr through the generous sympathy of an ranks of a dis li,,,,Trig people - , sensible of the blessings of security iron). the <,:,111e and vindictive aims Of its poiverful Enemy and Rival, s Te British Se.ivian and S o ldi er ma y s till confidently trust, s, `uat those who arc dear to him while living, shall, in the 'iic ;4nt of his falling in the sacred cau s e, find Friends and %, L. aardians in a grateful a n d g en erol i s C oun t r y : 'lrbil that 41 he Who may be disabled in its defence shall not be. neglect ' • ' 4 1 4 those whom he has bravely defended." . (Signed) - BEESTON LONG, , Chairman. Subscriptions received since the last Publication : • t are, ' ' k. a. ti. l'iutY,' Perkins, and Co.. ' ~ 100 0. 0 ti;utaas Contts and Co. . 100 0 'lt ti ' i des Oliph ant, of Edinburgh 5 5. 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THE : C . 11711ISSIONERS for VICTUAL 11.0 .to Ills: do hereby give No!ire, or F . ;- - idajt, the , 1.1,th of September next, they will be ready' to receine Tenders in Irriting bra/eel tip), end tre..it for suck quantities of Prime IRISH BEEP and POItR, to be Cured in the ensaisig Season as tkc re.i•pective irerchaats Dealers may think proper to peer; one third part aci.6:±l - tolity packed in Half Panchcons, one Writ' part in Tierces, an? one third part is Barrels ; to be eielirered into 'llls ili,licvty's i'ic tuallinir-Stores ut Deptford, PortsniOuth, Ply?noutlsoAd Cork, ,fed into the .drnty Victualling. Stores in Saint Catkerine's, in regular P•roporti'on. 'euehdeseription of Casks, by theperio ds underniehtioned;:4;i.: . . One-fourth part ror the whole by tlt' 2gth qf,Febru.rry;) rOile-fturth pdri .112 ore by the 13th - if April, , „ One-fourth ?oft moee lig the 31st of Vag, dud the re)ikaiainy Fourth part ify the 15th of .in!y. And te, be paid foe h 7 LWA, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after, date. ; T'ile Condit, vns of the Contract :nay he seen _qt the ice, at this Office; or by applyin.. T to J. Tr:, 1)2;n- Ar the Victualling eel Cork ; to Mc: 'Cr.N.2i;toTs of .1 fis ittafesty's Cu.stoths at Limerick, BeYast, Newry,'ren.:l 'aterford and to .the Postrnaste?-fientral at Dablini re peel ire& - • N. 11. No Tender for a less quantity than-2060 7yerces of Beef,: and woo Tierces of Poa will be . adnkitted ; nor will regard be had to any, in which the Price shall prof be inserted in MOrds at length, or that shall - not be.dcli veredtO the Board before One e'Cloch on ths said Friday, the 11th of Septsmber nedt, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends., to answer when Oglied fOr. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two resptmsible Persons resident in England, exigaging to besonte bound with the Party • tendering, in the Penal Sums Fifteen per centi-on the amount, for the due performance cf thr Contract. The amnunt of the probable quantities of Irish Beef avil: Pork to be Contracted for; as above mentioned, may be known on and after the 10th day of neal2kranth, by aiplying at the Secretary's Oil* cc. FICTUALL • '7 4 0(arg.21 ; 182. rri. l HE CO_WMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING' Ills 411,IJESTY'S .N.41"1" do lureby -give Notice • Titat„on Tuesday the 15th. September next, they will be ready: to receive Tender:, in - writing (seitled treaVor the ; supply of &aet FLOUR, RICE; 'and FRESH BE-E•,.. be required fbr . the If his Majesty's Trinirs stationed at the Illand of Gnadaloupe, and aho for'what SEA, PROVI SIONS and.FRENH-BEEF shall be demanded f'or the Sapply of hi.silajtnity T Ships and l'essels at the Islands of Jatnaica and . New Providence, for TifeteelifOnths certain, from the 12th IVo'Venil4r next for Guatittioupe, andfrom the 17th Ja- . : nuitry next for Jamaica and .Vew Providence, - and further, until six ntvnths warning.shall be given for the termination of the respective Contracts. The Conditions of which may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the,Price. shall n.ot be inserted in words at length, or, thal shall not .be delivered to the 'Board before One „o' Clock on the Tuesday, the l&hSeptember next ; nor artless the Person who mekes the Tender, or some PerSOn on his Behalf,attepds, to answer when called for. Nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions, that bay contain extravagant prices upon sonic Articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered tf...V proper to be attained. - Each Tender ,nut also be accompanied*by a Letter signed by tivo respr4sible Persons, engaging to become bound icith' tke Party tenelering,in-the Penal Sums under-mentioned, for the due performance of the respective ContraCts. Flot , r BOOOl. Guaialoope ; ... Rice ' 10001. Fresh Beef lOOOl. ' Jamaica and _.,, j `sea Provisions lO,OOOl. New Providence 1 Yresh Beef b ICTU ILLING-CTrFIC E, aing,ast 25, 1512‘,. Fit COMMISSIONE la for VICTU4LLING „.. His 111-IJ.ESTY'S NA IT do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 18th c.f September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in Writing, (se, .'ed up), and treat fo, r,what' SEA PI.tOVISIO;SS shall be required for theUee of his Ma eStY's Ships and P ; issels at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle aNd 7':/anoilth Haven, Tarmauth in Norforth ; and at Linty- . rick, anti ie 'the liivcr Shannon, in ,I:reland; and also for what WATER ',The be demanded .I,r the sapplsi 5,f his Ma. j.)sty's Ships at YarinGuth ai:itcvaid, for Twelve. earths . 'lain, and . further,"icntil Sia Moithe warning Shall be given jer the terininarion of the respective Contracts : the whole to be paid jbr by payable with Juterest, Ninety Day4' of ter date. • The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre tary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to' the Collectors of his Majesty's Custoins at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle, -and Limerick, and to Mr. Johit Crochford,.at Yarmouth, re- . speetively. . . No regard will be had to any Tender in illach the Price shall not be inserted in. words at length, or that shall not be delivered to board before One o'Clock du the said isth of Septenacr next,, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender .Or same Person on behalf,. attends to answer when called for :—nor will anti Tender for !ler Sea Provisions that . may contain extravagant price upon sonic articles, and prices :Much it!ferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper 'to be admitted. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engegiu4. to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sums under -mentioned, for the due piifornanci of the resPective COntructs ("Liverpool - • Swansea 4 500 Sea p revis i ons Newcastle and Tininouth Haven 4 500 , • Yarnienth £5OOO Limerick; and in the River £yoo £y00• - L - ,Shannim • Water -.. „ ... Yarmettth ,. ~ kslig U.F. 4 74r.:::1-; OF Oft;92l,',;NCE, 5.•./f. 2, 1812. IE I)RINCEY- 3 ..1L OFFICERS of His AIES r S itc;-ehy 'give Ntiticri That' Prcj.:osS I.s their (Vice; la .I"trMitrall; crr a; ,s•lore Fed.f:Fseriy, the 23 cl 'c it 1- er.i . orts a-2;. 76-11!i:zg to andert,.. - th:' ttzt Supplg of PC ii.AC4E for ihc~(iret?+ar.c • • - Ilus:'stet tke foi!Npi. , w .?."3ist .f e ite:lioc-i'erf a t Colitrtzetcr, v/z. : • . . _ _ .. - . IV6rth 8rii.77::,,. . Chr io tc, 7 ,arc.i.. ~ . No.-.t'i,, , ..r0, Yrks•hire; Tir'il: do re ;I:ortkerrtp(o-n . chiri. - ... Eo.yt rot, e.relz. , ,rive of TI - a: , ',.y, tr,st, ti ,. 17-7 4 ,,b oic h. fr ith Sr:Oho-7i, eielosiec of ( 1 1' hei?. ,1 .0 . al; it.v Lk 0f•tie1cn;.4€4;11 . 71.0.14, Soot h-Irest , i;:i.l teeth ::- Purls-. and eiV,::tha;n: . . 2oouth, .k .ry (j . Trig/ft, end - fq a Pcribrl of .51::. Miin:lis,from the I.kt of Oth`ob& next: I'Ver °tits tp bt tirg, anl -teitlw4t'any t Oats, and weigh.le.rs L'ashel; the fray to be sweet &lid dry; - . an!? denverrd is Trusses 01 . 5513 x: weiyht 7r+ Str~zro tb,be ,goot?, if' cat cr Rye Straw, 4i;q to 7e daibeicd in Trzzio,es wetylit. • ' - Price to b - e pri idfor the repectle . e Quantities of eadi k!e whitit toy be tieliocrcl, tb be at, the rate. 4 Lim, . Frir the Oats ct per hundred potmds, .-teoirdarois weight. 1 7 ,:r ihe Hay cd, per hundred filtd tweitie Putcads.' Fut tki:. St;•au. at per hUndred and twelve p und.r. ,The Propoials tiiair be flelivered separately or joint 104 two or iaore of he - sal - d — Diilrictsi and it ie etrper.:ted tbat the Cali tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, thic It, during the period of his Contract, 7.lay re?utzulate, m.akixg - au - allowance for the same liter the rate of pct Horseper Farther Particu ars int* l halzon, application to tAe Cc nmant ti'e Royal Artillety in each District; and • the Secretary'., (y)7ee, et,Ore.vaid, any Day hetween the Honrs of Ten a..al ,four Clock, where the Profia.;:ak Inict be cielivered, sealed up ano. indorstd, " Propo sals for Forage;" bat .Rio Propiaal can be atilnitteci after the zaid 2 . 31 i:stant, at TutrOe o'Clech at Noon of the ;:air.e. Day, neither any Tender be nOZetd, %I:less the Party tnaking it, or an, Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. • • J5 l y Order of the itoafV, R. H. CREW, Secretary. WILFCNTOWN IRON WORI(, LANARKSHIRE, FOR SALE. Within Fhe Ro7al Exel.tati4-e Coffee-house, EDINBURGH, upon ' , VEPN - L , .DAY, the .7th day of OCAXBER next, at One o''lloeli. in the Aft,'loon, TIVL'SE well-known IRON-WORKS, tog-- them with the IiVIELLI,Nci-AiliTsl, -. ..5, HOCT - ;ES ; whola .E,NCNES ft.;S; as also ; the LANDS and MINES attached theret,, i;onipreart2iiin . ls an in.- exhanitible supply. , Coal, Lime-stone, 4,1m -stone, clay, and crecy 'material necessary for sue, exte.itive Worht. The Wilfontown Iron Warps are sitnate exactly TsrentY six miles frAn the pores 'Of Le:al and 91a3gCM, !;nd thits cora wanda ready ac.cess‘to the on both ite..EaStani West Coasts, as well as in Irela.nd. They lie In a el:eitp and ,)leati ful part of the oountry; are the only works the k•nd in Scotland, and are in the most perfect condition in every ft* spect. The Apparatus consists of two Blast Furnaces, blown by a 48-inch Bon:tow:Ind Watt double-power Steiteu Eiisine, 'suf ficient to lildw also an additional furnace, if relaired; as al. - so 'four other Steam En;ines of different din - wain:ins, with the nkost coin z ple,te Nituesititry Cir the inanut'acture of ; Ba-:, Bolt, Rod, aud'Sbect Iron, Boiler-plates, HoJps, &c. recently erLt ed on.the newest and approredprinciples. • • The I.Vorlis are ehiolly employed at Fesent in niakirl,- soft Pi Iron fOi foundry use, principally Of the Vita No. I.' Ttico F;zruucies produce, fr0m:4,040-90 T 00.6 weekly, whieit may be proportionahly.incxeased to .ripw ards.of kg) Tons by the erec tion of another furnace, for which there is abundance of spare blast. . • As the freight of iron from Leith to London is only front 10s. to Os. per Ton, and4he in.s.iranee less than one percent. these Works are particularly worthy of the attention of Gen tieinen in the Iron Trade, resident in London, where the ex hellentAtiality of the WUsontown , Iron commandi a con4tant prefere.nee in the market. Besides r:sititable WORK. , -HOUSES', a SUTTLERY, and STOIIE-HOUSES, there is an excellent DW.E.LING— IIOUSE for the Proprietor, rind Houses fur the :Manager, ,Clerks, and from 400 to -500 Workmen and their Fat4ilies.— The Lands accompanying the Works consist of about 'l5 ,;(,;RO of old -Plantation a tl improved Ground about , the principal Dwelling-tintise ; 45 AC/LE-S of ENCLO4ED, GROUND, lately plan4ed, 90 ACRILS of I.I.STuRE.,LANI) and 400 English AC!{FS of MOSS ;'the whole containing Coal, iron-stone, ~Lint, J -stone, and every Other, matcrial re qured at Iron W.)rks. Besides the _Minerals in these Land=, those contained in the Lands immediately adj dirti rig, parly in Absolute pro erty,and partly on long leases, including the WilsOnto Ant, Grtenwall, and Campy Collieries, all Wrought at a e6mparatively email expense, go along with the Works. Inventories and specifications of the machinery, minerals, and. any ottier necessary inforniatioltOmay be had 14 applying to Mr. jauKs Wilson, No. 6, Crosby-square, fii shopsgate-street, London; Wilson a:id Set. s, WilsonLown ; or J. B. Fraser; the Trustte, 12, Forthstreet, Edinburgh also Messrs. Edington, Queen-stre.:t, Glasgow; A. Comes, Esq. Liv-rppol ;. Messrt. Wright and Bowden, Hull t Mesirs. Suribie .and Co. Newcaspe-upon t 'lyne ; Josiah Da..vsoti, pea.c Leeds : Samuel Haler, Esq. WohierhamptOn; and James fitileir, „Esq. „ of. Dr.. FR,EE.NIAN's GUTTA AI, V RI • has been' sa 10i,,t loved, that .to o. thi .r of the present day 'can bear a ciiinpctitinit in all the different stages of a t;ettain vluch it elfedually cures, aad eradieNtes from the oltn& .out exciting ',the .paititul :feeling; exposure ,that• attend Salivation—without debilitating the Ccnstittition in any. _degree,•or even 'retina:4lg- Omfine.nent train busii . ness, or restrittion of , ' diet. the radical virtues of these inestimable Drops havdproted'tlicir clailti to public appth bation, for more than thirty years. la all the debility ot both Sexes they prove X never-falling Restorative, whether the debility.i.s p,roduces by,t,-...0 free use of i%lercury,. by illicit pleasureS, of the etieC3s Of a warm climate. 'l'o Icrs, and those going abroad they cannotlie reconifitiirafed too strongly, as they will, receive a safe, speedy, and, complete Cure, - in all old stubborn Gleetc, and every Weakness that atlitc',..ts the Bladder and Organs of Urine., By, its e*ly..:acy Many Women have become Mothers, who for ina,ly_ years ltad been deprived of that happiness. . Solp, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's,l4o.. 4j Oie.ip.x side, tomer of .Paternoster-tow ; Sharp, and Bet Ports mouth; )ones, and Porteea ; Hall and Johnston, -Gosport ; Coleman and I acob, Sheernoss ; Peck, Koss. and Turner, Huff HoNfand and C:tokworti,y, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, , Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd * and Svvinney co. Birininktoin; ihr!linge, wards and Penny, and I.ittibury* Liverpeol ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester;. Trewman, Exeter; Smith, :tinder-. ton, Reaburn,,Scott, and Ba. , ter, Edimburgi.; Baxter end. Nhicd Habi g GlasgoWl •Esu'gen and • Baot, Bristol '; Steven son and Co. l'iorvicli,•• S.winten, Leicester ; .Duun and Sat ton Nottingham ; ,a;rd retail by most Cutintty Medicine IrOodef9l in ikrittel yd. apt fat each. • .