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• _ •C‘' l~ :. :4 „ NUMB. It THEATRE ROYAL, t. 4) V ENT-(;AROLN. ON MONDAY EVENING; April 6, 1512, will he acted St.akspeare's. Historical Pl,O , of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard,- Mr. Kisttitl3l.E. --o wliten will he a --riffled, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Tanoiir, Mr. FARLEY ; Agib, ivi asterC /4 A P MAN ; ttglou, Mr. FAWCETT; • r. C ROSSMAN ; . Captain of-the Escort, Mr. DAVt ES ; Nliss BOLTON ; Liska, Miss F E RON ; Nlrs. H. I 0 H . N S;3' ON. taxes 73. Second-price 3s. 61,--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price 23 . —Gallery Is. Second-price is.---.l:poet Gallery rs. Se cond-priCe 6d. I'laces for the Boxes to taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, in Hart-street. The Doors will be opr.ued at Ilalf-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-p,st - Six. On Tuesday, The Virgin.ot the Sim ; with Timour, the tartar. ROYAL ACADEVIY, SONIERSIi.r • NOT (given, is hereby giiren, that the EXHJy. will QP EN an MONDAY, the FOURTH of NIAY next. The ARTISTS area - les:red to send their several . MANC ES, properly framed, with their Descriptions, and the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in the Cats tegne. on MONDAY, the SIXTH, or by Six o'Clock on "ES DAY the EVENTHofA I' RI L, after which time, none Y ili ,be received. ... The Price s of Works intendedfor Sale are to be specified in a separate List, as an Agent , will attend to answer in quiries. N• 11. No Artist is tp send snore, than Eight Piaures,. nor I nure than Li g ht Drawings. No Miniature can be allowed a Place, unless in a Frame at' moderate dimensions ; nor can `'N .COPIES beadmitted. The Roy a l A ca d em y w ill t a ke all possible care of Works entrust e d to them, but cannot hold themselves responsible cases of accident HENRY HO,W,NRD, R. A. Secretary. R . LATER'S PATENT COOKING APPARA- Tus.._.p. LEMAITRE, - sole .'tgenti takes the liberty.of informing his Friends and the he now ex_ Athits for sale the •anove Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 34, ! = astle.street, Holborn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kinmlum ; and the most clean, deiicate, and cheap 'node of steaming, stewing, roasting, Baking, broiling, and A dinner, tor zoo - persons May be dressed with less. t han a peck of coals. • • 11 . B. Apparatus is . generlily iu use, and ready' for hspeetion from one to four o'clock. ARv., x . x .REGULATION WATER. PRO() I , CLOAK AND GREAT COAT wAßEilousr,. KING-SWEET, ) AMES'S SQUARE. - pULSFORLI nd SERGEANT, R. gimental Tai t, lott o and. Manufacturers of WATER P ROO CAM ' x,' E his Royal Highness the Frit Le Regent, Dukes of :"ik and C um b er l a ud, have th,'lQuour to [worm the 'Army !' (1 Navy, that their PO R TUG AI. Nv;.TEK P ROO F L OAKS-being approved atut established a regulation tor 11 ,7kIgn Service (from their pert - , 4t impenetrability to wet), t."4:ne can only be had cbt them, the Inventors and sole '"Orietors • Kin - street, St. James's-square. 18rz March 2.3„ . I\4ON EY is always rein.ly to advan.e, at legal Annuity Interest, upon every description of real 1 ro- Petty and eliKinle Personal Security All Annuities will be I,t teemable, and the Business tratisaded.with promptitude, secrecy, and honour, Apply, Personally, between g and 5, or., by letter, to the biretta, of the National jsank, No. 8, lower Vitt street, Bolden-square, where the. Nobility and (:entry will ex pe. tierce a ntiier lading resource, the unds of tins Institution being equal. to the most capital advan entent, however con iiiderahle, and matters of moment are its principal object. TO BE SOLD, Per Gallon. 9s. od. ft 14s, ed. Per Dozen Old Crusted Port %Vine - - sos The Spirits in Quantities of not less than 2 CaliOAS. The Wine in Quantities of not less than t Dozen. 'JOHN SHEPHERD and - Co. .respearay ac quaint the Public, that they have now ior Sale a consi derable quantity of the above Articles at their Witte and Spirit Commission Warehouse, No. 19, •CV [.LUM b E ET, Fenchurch-street, which they oiler at the above Low Prices, to be tAten away at the expense of the Boyd!, 11 ( 1 paid forat the time of purchase. Old Tom Gin Old jameica Ruin SWIFT: ,end Co. Contra tors with Government., respectfully beg leave to solicit the ratrOnage or the Public towards tlw SCH EME (Attic present STATE IA) .1 :E KY, which will be Drawn on the 3oth of THIS '6IONTII, APRIL. ScHENIE. • /:20,6.:0 s Prize of Z . 20,000 ti,vaa 1 c,OOO io,coo s, o °' 41co° 3,c00 10,000 4, 000 3,000 4,003 4, 000 3,003 1,003 5 0 ° <F° 3no Stoo 100 100 12 4 21100 2,N00 3,1 0 30,000 .12, 000 Tickets. . ,C120,g00 The TICKETS in this LOTTERY arc all of dltleient Numbers ; and ,the WHOLE LOTTERY will be deter. intned in ONE DA Y. • _ . TICKETS and SHARES are selling by SWIFT and Co. at their Offices, t ',YOU LTRY. tz, - CHA N G -CROSS, and 3►, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET ; Where, in the last Lottery, drawn 'zist January, 1 9. 5,497, a Prize of 2o,oocl—was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, anal No. 995, a Prize of 4,0,01. in twelve' Shares. , ON SPRING DIET. " It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " tha . constitutional (11C,ISCS come into action and if, at this sea. son, people ‘yere to adopt an alterative diet, much humai misery would be prevented." • . 'FHE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not A. only very hourishing and pleasant to the ELlate, but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in cur 'reefing the constitution and purifying the blood than the Lis bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin'. and such as are 'of Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive I-Lbits rind the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article ut diet. In the periodical works it. Medicine it :s highly extolled, and its use is adopted by several eininent I hy,ictans.. • It is sold in aground state for boiling (in the sane manner as cofrpe), price tis. bd. per lb. by W. Wilson, (.;roLer,.No. 39, Stand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re.- ' mittance. GAME AND RESIDENCE.—WILTS. . • To be LET, front the 25th of f March, iSlz, for, Seven Years, ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, well known by the name of CLAR EN DON PARK, with the FURNITUR E thereto bc.i, , ning, and the exclu sive Privile6es of Free Warren and Garne .over that well wooded Manor of near Five Thousand Acres, abounding with rheaSants, liares,, and other Caine ; with or without a Deer Park •of, near Three llendred Acres, and upwards of Hundred Acres of Aranle and Pasture Land in hand. For a view of the Premises, apply to the Bailiff, at the house and to treat for the same to Messrs..Wedb„ Webb, and , Nttwootl, Salisbury. . . • • CAPITAL MUIR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. IN LOTS, • , • By Messrs. COURT and JACOB, . At the George Inn, at Droitwich, in the • County o(Wor. cester, on Thorsilay;the 1-6th April, tSI2, at Four o'clock • in the afternoon, Hundred and Ninety-Seven OAK TREES I'l marked with white paint, growing on certain Farms and Lands in .the Parish of Hanbury, and near to the said town of Droitwich. Some of .the. Lots are Calculated for Naval and other pur poses -requiring Timber of superior site and quality ; the chief part is situated near good' tu r n pike roads, and the "V..hole is within a few iritles of the Droitwich Canal, which. communicates -with the River Severn, by .which, and the various canals to which that kiver gives access, the advan tages of- Water carriage may be obtained to most parts of the kingdom. - To view the'Lols apply to Mr. Fownes, of Hanhury, near Droitwich aforesaid ; and, for timber particulars, apply to Mr. Benbuw, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn, Mr. Noibury, citor, DroitWich atOresaid, the Auctioneers, at Blackstone, near Bewdley, or (on Saturday,s) at their Office, in College yard, Worcester. PEARLS-SOLD, CLEANEI), AND STRUNG. MHE Advertiser being tiie re.al Mantifocturer, is -(leterinineki lc sell every article of the first fashion and workmanship at the following reduced prices; viz. . - Petri Necklaces, any pat- sis 6 ) re-ma.king A.,r , 0 12 0 'tern, trent - Ear. rings, per pair - Is o 1 oto 6 LAndeaus - - JIG l'3 . 0 -I2 10 0 Springs - - 4 4 0> upwards { 1 5 o Bracelets, per pair - sto 0 loto 6 Luckets - - lit 61 014 6 Brooches - .- I s .c.i , o• 7 6 Crosses - - I I 9J l o 4 6 Whereas many Ladiesand Gentlemen conceive*and believe, front the above prices,' that every Orparnent is made of a composition, or what is commonly called. Patent Pearls, they are tcspeatUlly inforrned, that every article is compos ed of Oriental Pearls, trout the Fisheties of Ceylon ruld Pcrsia, which, being manufacture'd by the real Workman, arc (Ilirred to the .Public Much under their usual charges. Several.7'complete suits of 'Pearls, new : patterns, in iocco eases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear riny,s, and- three Brooches, from 2.1. to 301.. per suit. Ap. ply to I . 11. Barlow.' NJ. t, Grange-court, Carey-street, . Lincoln's lint . . . THE FARMER'S MA'_;4.ZENE. Phis Day was published, Embellished with Three Engravings, price 3s. E FARMER'S MAGAZINE,. • No..XLIX. Containing - a Letter - from William Douglas, Esq. one of the Vice- Presidents of the Agricultural Society of the Stew attry of Kirkcudbright. published by the autho r ity' o f t h e a b ove-men- , m emo i r o n the Florin Grass, by Mr. Rob ert •Ainslie,W.S. read to .Register of the ‘ V eather , from the Ist January, ISr I, to Ist tinned a So tY • l • linuary, ISI2. On the Use of Moss as a Manure.. 'By Mr. -Alton. On a new Mode otoaltivating white 'Crops. • By'the Rev. • Di•'2Aions for dividing a Triangle, &c. .without Mathema tical instruments or Logarithm s. By M r. Leslie. Letter from the 'Rev. Dr. Riehards,n,' on Irrigation, and on the Value of Peat Moss as a Soil. On the Dairy Husbandry. By Mr, Aitln, Strathaven, With two plates. • Letter from a Member of the Morayshire Farmers' Club. Description oi the Dianiond Harrow, iiivented'by the Rev. Mr. Campbell; 'with. plate. . On the . Difference in time Effeas of Dung upon different Soils, &c. By William Dawson, Esci „ • Remarks on -Mt. Wilkie's iron Plot gh. Comparative ex pence of the Iron anit.COmmon Ploughs. Letter from Mr. Charles Alexander, near Peebles, to Sir !oho Sinclair, describing his Method of collecting and apply ing the Urine of Cattle as a Manure. Review of Dr.Skene Keith's general View of the Agricul tureof Aberdeenshire. - • - - Agricultural Intelligence, with Remarks on the Distillery Prohibitten • Bill. Ditto Scotland..LDitto England and Wales. • Notices to. Correspondents. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ;. and Longman, Hurst, Rees, _Ohre, and Brown, London ; and John Cumming, Dublin. . Of whom may be h;Icl. 'The above Work, front its Commencement in the Year iSoo to 'Sit.' Tw'elve vols. Price bl. 35. in extra boards; or any Volume or Number separa'ely. G..." 4" Contributors to time Farmer's Magazine are-respea -fully requested to address the Condudor, care of the pub lishers, at Edinburgh. ' • - 3,Z00n 30:,0 2,400 2, r,OO 41 - 1 I I ' • a . 4. . • SATURDAT, APRIL 4, 1812. EAST INDIA TRADE. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, March xs, tSit. A T a GENERAL ,MEETING of the MER i.B. CHANTS - , SHIPOWNERS, MANUEAC RE RS, and Others, interested in the Trade of this Port, and the Neighbotirhot;d, convened by the Right Worshipful the MAYOR, and held This Day at the Gui.dhall, tor the Purpose of taking into Consider:dhoti the Expediertcy of Adopting, preparatory to the h X I' I 1t ATI 0 N of the EAST ••" • 5 INDIA COMPAINII"S CHARTER. such Me2sures as may be calculated to obtain a General Participation in the Trade, hitherto confined to that Company exclusively ; GEORGE FO RSTE It, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair. It was unminiously Resolved,. . , r. That it is the undoubted Right of every British Subjea to ..xerciseFlee Trade with every country . , depenuerit upon, or in amity with, the British Empire, subjeCt only to such RestrietiOns as the nature of the Trade may render necessary. • z. That the Monopoly hitherto enjoyed by the.East.l ndia Company, while it has precluded the Private Merchant froth participating 'in the Trade, has been so far front Operating to the advantage ot the Company, that it - has reduced them to the necessity of Appi) ing to Government, for repeated and enormous Loans ot the Pudic Money to support their Esta b;isliment. 3. That the exclusive Privilege in question, is attended with this peculiar circumstance of aggra ,ated hardship, that while it excludes the !latish .Merchant irons a.ll palticipa _lion in the Trade, Foreigners are permi-Jed to share. its Ad vantages. . 4. That the Aigum'ent which has so often been used in favour, of this . Monopoly, that the CapitAls of ivale Mer- Chanti are inadequate to the prosecuting of so extensive and_ distant a Trade, is. completely answered by - tl►e tael that Foicign Merchants, previouly to the late Restriction on Neutrals;, had succeeded in taking to themselves tnure than one halt of the-East India Trade, , . S. That if any -reasons were wanting against the continu ance:of this Monopoly, the obstacles which political circum stances have airnest every whew interposed to cramp and fetter the operations of British Merchants . ; would furi.isti the most unanswerable. • ' _,, . • _ . . . G.' 1 hat this Meeting,' being firmly impressed with these Sentiments, deernS it expedient that Petitions, founded or. the basis of these Restitutions, be iinJtectiatd) prepared and presented to both Houses of Parliament; praying, That the Alonopoly, enjoyed by the East India Company, may be stiti - red to expire with their , eNisting Charter; - That the Gentlemen below be. a Committee,. for the Purpose of Pre paring such Petittoti ; and t.:t they he ;tuttiorised to print and circulate C•pies- of these Resolutions, and'of Jr," Peti.. tions, and to correspond and cooperate with the Conunit tees :!ppointed for'gitnilar pur,oses in other parts of the Kingdom. • . • 7. That a Subscription .be inimediately opened, tor the purposed o: carrying these Resolutions toto ett. Ct. 8. That Earl Grey and Lord Percy be requested to pre- sent the Petition to the .House of Lords, and Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart. and Charles 10i111 ',Jaunting, Nl ll einhs,rs for this Town and County, to the HousEliol Coin 1110b ; and that they, .and the Meninees for, the Cilbnties of Northumberland ,Aut Durham, be rtytiCsted to use their ut most exeritons in its support. • .GEoRG E FORSTER, Mayor. The Chairman having lett. the Chair, Resolved unanimously, , • That the Thanks of this Meetillg 'be given to the . Right Worshipful the ,Mayor, for his readiness in' Convening the Meeting, and tor,, his able, and impartial dundutt in the Chair. CON‘MITTEE. - • The Right Worshii•ful the Mayor. • • - • . The Master (4 . toe Trinity House. Sir t'uthworth Hewn, i,art •Newcastle. Inseph Bohner, Esq. South Shields. Nicholas Fairless, E r sq shun_ William Linskili, Esq -Tynemouth Lodge. Thomas` Emerson H COlO3lll, Esq, Gateshed. WilliamCliuk, Esq:' Long .- Benton. 'llion as imith, Esq Newcastle. Benjamin Sorsbie, Esq dim). Mr. john Graham Clarke, ditto. • Mr. john Walker, Dockuray-square., Mr. P. I. B.ulmcr, Lernington. • Mr. loin, I-Liwkes,'G.iteshed. ' ' Mr. William Redhead, Carville, .: . Mr. Robert Rankin, Neiiicastle. Mr. Matthew V initialer, ditto. Mr. loseph Lamb, ditto, Mr. Shallet Dale, ditto. Mr. Miles NionknOuse, ditto. Mr.,.William Armstrong, ditto. THO , vIAS BROWN, Secretary. LTSEFLTL PUBLICATIONS, 6c.c. This Day ,was published, In Three Volumes unio. price 15,5. boards, • MARIAN;.A:NOVEL. When first thy sire to send on earth Virtue, his darling child, design'd, To thee be gave the heavenly birth, lib(' bade to form her infant mind. . • Stern rugged Nurse ! thy rigid lore With patience nlany a year she bore ;. What sorrow Was, thou bad'St her, know, • And-from her own she learu'd to melt at others' woe. ODE TO ADYLKSIT,V.—GAAY. Printed for Longman, Burst, Recs, Orme, and Brown, Paternbster. row, •L on d qn ; an d Ma nners and Millet, Edin burgh. Of w - horn may be had,, Self•Controul ; a Novel, Fourth Edition, ILI. 4s. boards. , ' Tins Day were published, in Bvo. Containin g SevznSheets Letter-press, price l 4 EMOIRS of ihe--PALEDONIAN I-1011Th Vi. CULTURAL SOCIETY, No. 1. (to be continued quarterly). Contents. Regulation's of the Society; List of Prizes ,proposed for tlltz ; List of Members ; List of 011ice-bearerS ; Account of Prizes awarded situ., the Institution of the' Society ; Dr. Duncan's I ottoduetory, Discetirse,,read 3d Decemoer, iSt t ; Mr. I'. Dickson, on the Curl in Puta'toe';' •Shirecil, .on tile. curled Disorder; Mr. Lorimer, on liot.house F itICS Mr. Sinith, Keith-1141, on the Summer Planting of As paragus; Mr. Smith, Ormistott-,hall;,on the Cultivation of French Pe,irs; Mr.Macmurray, on Gooseberry Cateririllars, &c. Mr. G ibb s on Gooseberry Caterpillars ; Mr. -Sang, on Fruit-tree Caterpillars; Mr: Macdo na ld, Daeith, on.trans. planting Onions Edinbtargh Printed for Archibald . Constable and. Co. and Longman,' Flurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. . GARDENING. This Day .vas published, - In One-large Volume Sto. price to. hoards, ffiHE GARDE N ER'S KALE-N DA ; . or, ii Monthly! 'Direelory of Operations in every Branch of Horticulture. By W4I.TE It NICOL Designer of Gardens, 'Hot-house s , &C. ' Author of ." The Planter's Kalendar," the " Villa Garden I)iredory," arc. The Second Edition' Edinburgh : Printed ,for A. Constable and Co. ; Long -I'37Hurst, Orme, and BroWn, ; and,(. Gumming, ) : I * *ll ,Tllis ' Book is divided into four partS: The Cull- Garden ; Tile Pleasure Garden, includin4 the NLI -10.,), Garden; ad, The Fruit Garden ; 3d, , coming anaienteut „, I Vl'll t ( l) ,:reen.hoirSe and Conservatory, In "each of ~r Gardens, t.: , e various Horticultural op e r at i o n s each month are detailed in s ucc e ss i ve monthlyr sl;d f tit each indexes or. work,..and the articles , treated of are, at the same tine, arranged in alphabetical order. By this wethod.,- , the business of the Gardener, at every moment dunng the year, is exhibited at a glance. I a selrrrate seztioos,Aescriptions . are given of-the situations and soils. suite,i . ..to the Kitchen-garden, Fruit ant Flower • l i si , ,r d .tie r ou s ! t e l s, s eroust approved construction of Garden-wall s , loot-houses, and, Conservatories ; and the nest kinds or Fruit Ti ee s. All 'the recent improvements in Horticulture (such as. the woollen nets for defending against hoar frost, the li , quor for de s trOying-the laiv inseds on trees during win ter, the tOrcing of sea cale, &c.) are particularly dwelt upon and explaine,d. FOR THE TEETH, TROTTE R's POW.!) E'R, patronized and used by his Royal Highness the, Duke of KstaT, and universally b y t h e Gentle in the Navy and Army, who have fotind the good,Ettects in long Voyages. 4 - !ROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, or, AS IATIC TOOTH POW DER, has, been for a 5 years recommended to the attention of the Public. Those who have not tried the effect of this excellent Dentifrice. will find a single Box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues, its excellencieS being acknowledged by the most re 'speCiable Medical. Authorities, used•by many, and teconi mended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no Acid that can col rode the Enamel, and puts a beautifut polish on the Teeth. From its, astringency, it strengthens tile qums, eradicates the Scurvy (which often proves the destruction of a whole set Of, Teeth), • pre serves sound Teeth front decay, secures deCayed Teeth front becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, and ,t pre vents the return of tile Tooth-ache, ,with which, before that period, they had been violently al - Hided,— Likewise a To:- ture•which pbssesses the power• of easing the most violent Tooth.ache, and is a wash with the Powder, A Caution against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth Powder without " . Trotter" on the Stamp on tile top of the Box. All others are Counterfeits. Sold, wholesale and retail, at her Warehouse, No. 3, Beau fort-buildings, Strand, London ;.and in wholesale:houses py Messrs. West and Co. Perfumers, GracecliurLh-street,; Messrs. Petty and Butts, 3, Crown -court, .Loinbafti-street ; Messrs. Rownings, ['tattoo-garden; MesSrs. 'llendrees, Tichborne-street ; Mr. Barry; 6reek-sheet, scho ;, -Messrs. Dyce am: Co, Bow:church-yard ; Messrs. Shaw and Ed wards, and Messrs. Newberry, St. Paul's Church-yard ,• Mr. Low, Strand ; and most of the principal DruLgists and Perfumers in Lond.m. $a,,,,Afti,..,,1-, No-, u,..-- it ,-4 A,,; , ,,, , -7 14 , ~kz, -,...,,,i.,,,,,,, e...4.,,,,u.5y, -, - .*-;,,%x-3 ('',;'.-, tig:44o, t,..04744. .., ..-,,,, ,76 *„..7z.k , 5-,---m, A,. vi ..,,.,,,,:. ;, 4 •„,., yi ,I, nil i,V,./ 'v; i, ' L CON - TR/Icl C . 11,41 1 1' 01 1.11 E, . >.~. 3r, - 431 t "f"l L, t HE: PRINCIPAL OPFICEICS anCl :111.;S: 1.117 S oj 111(1 . )TST 'S , A'A Y doh' '!y give Nailer, That on If the 22. d April/:eat, at the o'Cirek; they will be geaay to treat ;with such p-r.roni its to to Contrat7 b/f 11ljeyy's Yards gt D.rt ft,i'd, Woolwich, Cb,il , 2am , •Shrerners, and Plymouth, or' asii one or m re of the : raid Yet , ds with C 4 VDLES. Sampiti of thesCandlei and a Form of the Tender ma; le Melt at this Office: 'No Tender will be received after One ~' Clock, on the day. of -TreaD., mr iiciiced, unless eke Party, or an Agent pr bim, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied 6y a Letter aeldrested to the Na7y &arni, and signed 4y two responsihle Persons., tngag_ to g to hecome bound with the Person tendering, in ‘ the Sum u/ 2001, lop * the due performance of the Contraa for each of the said Yards, • •_ FICTUALL ING OF FIC E, April ,3. 1 . 812 ' THE COMMLSS/01yERSfir VICTUALLIAG -"I; ins mAyEsrrs NAvy d, hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 2.5/ Inst. they .4411 be ready :to !,ceive Ten. .Errs in writing 6e:rled zip), and treat fi , the Supply -what YEGETABLLS may ie demanded for the Servito His Ma jesfy's Ships and Vessels in TOrbay, from the Ist of May next Is t he 3,th o f April, 1813, b;th day; inclusive ; to be paia fir by Biils payable, With Interest, Ninety lifys aferdate. The: Condition.i of the Contrael ;14y be seen at the Secretary's Of at this. Office, or by applying to Mr. Humphrey Bartlett, at 13t!xlt~:nt. No regard will be had to any Tn..er in .which thf price shall, not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliver ed io the hoard before One o , Clock on the said TueJelay; the 21st inst nOr unless the : Person who makes the Tender, tt some Person on his behalf attends, to answer when _cdlled for. Each Tender must also .5e acc , :mPanied by a Later siotd by lino reep:nsible Per ;ons engaging. to become bound with th e l 'Pary tendering, in the Penal Sum of tool. for the due performance of the Contract. CHILBLAINS are pr6Tont'ecl trom breaking ; and their tormenting Itehitt,: instantly removed by H I T 1.--1 EA D's SS.E NCEof NI USTA RD, 'lmiversally esteemed tor its extraordinary - Efficacy in I.thettMatisms, Pais es, Gouty A li;:dions, and Complaints of ,the Stoinach ; 'tint where tins certain remedy has, been unknown; or' neg.eelfd, and Ow Chilblain have A tually bruke, WHITEHEA D'a I' A Nil C E RATE ease the pain, and veiy speedity heal -- • • Prepared and sold by IL j ohnston, Apothecary, t 5,43 reek_ street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills'at 2S. 9d. each; the Cerate at is. ,t .0: and 2S. 9:1. Sold by_every Medicine Vclider in the United Kingdom. el_r. The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of K. Johnston instred 'on it. CiriiNG's 1..W()14.N1 WORMS are the roost frequent sources of. 'dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every •Pareut and Guardian ottildreit should be acquainted with. oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the Face, EmaCiation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend.. ed after with violent pains; they bring on .Convulsions ; they aired the growth - of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end - ing in a Consumption or.Deeay. Both as a Preventative aid Cure of these,alartning . Comptaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the higiust Characters iii this Country . ; both in rank and respett,bon y, to have no equal. Their public a ppronition, g! yen to' the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc cess in their own stamps its merit beyond competi firm; and, gives a sanction to it, of which no:Other Medicine. of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the CareorChildren, should have this Remedy as a Faintly Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chit then are any way disordered, which it will always be . found to relieve. Sold ; wholesile and retail, at .Ching and Butler's. NO. 4, Cheapside, London ; Sharp and llelam, Portsuourh ; tones, Weston; Allrnot, and Cal torY,• Portsea ; }lad and lohnstikn, _Gosport; Cdleman and jacob, Sheerness ; Peek, aril Boss, and Turner, Hull lioxland, Cooleworthy, Nettletiin, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and" Co. Birmingham ; Brltinge and tatlibir v, I ivrrliovl ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewrna9, Exeter; Smith, Mandersim, kaeburn, Scott, and . Baxter', EriinbArgh ; 14=ix, ter. and M'Donald, G Lispw ; :and Barry, Br.sitil ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; S whiten, Leicester ; Ed war d s and Penny, Liverpool ; and retail by most Country Van. tiers, in coxes, at .2s. 9d.: and ss. RENOVATP:U TT has beets too frequently the subje:l of.juix and general• reprobation', that men destitute of the...tie:n(4A of the medical art have. ofr.:red-rhemselves as eartilidat s • !or public patronage in , the profession of ph-ysic. f Ortlie r;iosa of doing justice to the result in our studies and ex pedeoce,and to prevent us from being classed among those empiric, s wh o se imprudent pretensions have, unfuttunatel,y fur society,' fwdt too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to tie liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuit; and ac quirments. After having received a regular medical cducin. tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grindell and 141izar,l , win/se le Lutes and prattice we - carefully att e nded, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered our se l ves as students in that justly celebrated seho , d for medical acquire-. ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and . were instructed in the dillerent branches of :anatomy,. surgery,. the theory 'and laactice of physic, .chemistry, andwi ter), botany, &c Sec. by those eminent professors, Des. Morin), C regory, Hamilton, Duncan and kutherfind. We tr(!st we shall not he deemed presumptuous in saying that ,our proficiency and acquireinents are nut inconsiderable. 'laving-tor a long sent ft of years made Venereal Complaints, and the •various discas,s Of Debility, the particular object of our studies and liractice, .'it lo.pc, be allowed that We have acquired - siiperi know ledge of their treatment and cure. Iri Slignk and recent: cases of;infee,ion a perfect re-establishment is completed in . the short period cif two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy,, whore other practitioners have failed of success, 3 proper i3erseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Aiuidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and [Oust unhappily pursued by .the youth of both Sexes, there arc none inure alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire. quern ly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To suds - persons it must tea consolation to know that they maynos,, by,a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, marlly, and vigor-, ous constitution. .In ail cases of debility, to,in whatever causearising, as well as in every spccies'of veneieal we-may be consulted by patients of either sex with the'great est se._ recy and honour._ Hours olconsultatum E..t home twin, ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to at. night. Patients in the country are requested to stele Oaten. lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, -eke., &c. in closing a reinittatice'for advice and medicines , when thos.anie tviltbe given, or sent to alit , part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking; the postage ,1 letters may .he added to the account tor medi tines. CIIRRIL and CO,.Surgeons, , No. to 7, t.tattong,arden. frz Messrs. Cul Ile and Co. have Certificates _ from t.l above respectable Professors of London and Edinburg'i, for the dingence, and' hurnanity,- with winch they lair_ formed the duties assigned tlein during the ticue they a; - - their Lectures PRICE f-7!- . y +;