The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

• 4. 1 ,1 • • • , . ' • r • 1. 4 ", 1 ,41,,„ • f. 2 - • A • • I A . • 21,454, '• _ . . • . . 08 1111 W •I, .• • - ;i l7- 143E1t 61521 THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1812 [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. ITUEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - b-IVIORROVV EVENING, May 29, 1812, .he acted the Musical Drama of THE KNI GHT OF SNOWDOWN. Fitzjames, Mr. HUNTLEY; • Itocierick Dhu, Mr. YOUNG; Mice, Miss FEtON. After which, a Romantic Melo-Drama Calli 4 Tl3lO U R., - THE TARTAti. Timoitr, Mr. FAR 1.1.4; Agib, Maitex CHAPMAN; 041ou, Mr: rAwclirr ; Miss BOLTON; I.aska, FERONT.; . 2.7orilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boxt-Oiicti, in Hart-street. 01()/1 Sattirdar, Pizarro; with The Portrait of Cervantes.— A M° "day, Hamlet. —On Tnesday, Sella Comedy is in reharsal, and will lie produced as soon Possible. tIROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. RE EXHIBITION is now OPEN from Eight in the Morning till Seven in the Evening. . Admission ls.—Catalognes HENRY HOWARD, R. A, Secretary. 711 E RIGHT . HONOURABLE THE LORD • MAYOR THE Friends of his Lordship are respectfully informed, that an ENGRAVING will be shortly pub exetuted by Mr. CLINT, from the Portrait of , hi t e j d '!'iP, painked by Mr. LONSDAI.E.; and that the Sub s rt..?tions are now receicin; at Mr. Clint's, No. 31, Foley :Le.!;• and at J. Lonsdale, Esq: N0..8, Berners-street.-- zi,„;,. Two Guineas each, to be delivered in'the order of .4 ( Albers Names. ANNUITY. t,\ ANTED FIVE or SIX THOUSAND ,1d POUNDS, for whiCh the Advertiser will g i ve b e t W een Lii:` l 5 per Cvnt. leavik - clear Profit of 101. per Cent. per 4111 , should - the Lenderthink fit tO insure the Advertiser's' Th e • - 4, 4 Annuity will be amply secured o n P ro pe r t y o f t w i ce t h e 41 4 1 *Valu e of the Annuity.„ - - • L l - 4 ; l e but Principals will be treated with, and no . Mone y to A. Mr. Abraham's, Law-Stationer, 71. T emple-lane, will be attended to. • - _ BIRTH DAY, ,JUNE 4, THE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY WILL BE ALL DRAWN. sICRIETS- Arid SAARES' are SELLING by phti()„ HORNSBY and Co. No. 26,. CORNHILL, " :N "SBY atid Co.'s is the only Office where the First ‘0,( 1 ,2, 5 00001. ,Priies were sold, add else where the Two First ri;,-es were sold ; besides • I. . . of . . . 21 . . 33 . . V,/ . . 4:15,000 2.0^,0A 10,000 1 62 . . . . ' 0 ,000 . , 78 ICJ . . . . • • . All of which were p a id on Demand. h 0. 4 v.cl ers 4 -3' Post or Carrie:, executed with Fideliirand Dis- tx, 41tILSDAY NEXT THE WH3LE OF THE LOT TERY .WILL BE DRAWN. LITTLE LOTTERY. L" and .Co. (the Contractors) respectfully n't : the Public, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will be the KING'S BETH-DAY. 4 BETH-DAY.- here are ouly_looo Tickets, with the following GRAND SCHEME. 1 '• • of 10,000 5,00c3,000 • • • 1,000 • • • ...... 2,000 1,000. 2,000 400 1,600 3:10 20,1 . . I Lj 1,500 I,6ba 1,800 . . . 2;550 10,650 1 . , . . . . • - . 50\ lo • . . 0 .. . . ' - 'fr (11 . ICIPp A,. fil e ~'....: 1' S and SITARES are selling at swivr and Co.'s 'N ' i , t ' A xa. 1 I P o ' p..... No. 12, C.b.a.fing , ,cross, and N 3. 31; \<......eil ig li-street. 3 ' - It l,_ un.,E4ItLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. k t ,,, 13 1 A dveitiser being the real ManufEtcturer, 1) 4 IV e terron d ea q. qrk,, a _ ~ . e • to self every Article of the First Fashion ~y t N e , k cisuip at , the following reduced Prices, vii. a ,. fr. 4 ces, a..v at- 1 re-makine r - 14 -11„ 014 . , - :• k 5 15 6,•• •-• !kOl2 6 Ip t t l i d li tz i f x s ' per pair . . 15 0 I 010 '6 NI! • •• • . . .10 10, 0 I I 210 0 ' • • • . . 4 40 } upwards - 1 r itt..tt.,,t. . Ps ti . a 0 . , i s ' Per pair . . . 510 0 : 010 6 t;;('4aitt— och„, • • • • • . .. . 1 11 G . 0 'l4 0 1 4 • . . . . , 1 so i 0 7 6 • . 1 1 e J L 0 4 6 ' 1 er. , . • • • • • 01! 1 "th '' Ynany Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and beli , eve, "j;' l 4;, 4l ' ) . 'ie prices, that every Ornament is niaJt ., of a . Co.ine vPte f - lizet is commonly called Patent Peal Is, they dr . i ti tt., 4 ,'lLY infer is that every Article is composed li g gjir i s,. from the Visheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, Ni, atlcatactured by tl.e - eal Workman; arc offered to the 0ev;14.'4-11 their u nder -- usual ' Charges'. ti t4 eB "i e 6 I • • krtt2c: P ete snits of Pearls, new patterns, in Morocco tati4isting of Necklace Sprig Bracelets, Ear-rings, and '' t ,i(lt v 41„?'-sties, from 9.01 to :301. ' e-• suit. Apply to J. H. m tit,' ' 6 : I, Gra.ige-Cout, Carey-street, p Lincoln's Inn s.\ 1 0 ~. '. 'II S ltoy t, AL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT. 'Y It ? Vt. Pteaze your Itov-il Highness, iii. • ''' I t kt t lieri ene g Ni rateful for the , patronage we have ex !!i,i, (:(,„.! . 'om your Royal k-louse, and fuily sensible. of N t ,' , 4* ./ 3,1,4i , ii you have given -to our Noble Cordial Me iN 1 1 its th, " s Original f)..-IFFI"s ELIYIR, imperiously, op a,• al 1A Pu4l4. i y to return our Thanks, - and to assure 4). t'h4,, 4 '41 uir le t, Va-e Nobility ad Ge3atrr, that this most 1 . ," 44 ;too .I,..a.;l,aatied preparation, j r . which has stood the test IN, 1 - - titel. 4 t- i „ , : / ''n'.' o lereasing . Reputation) . , is now in the 5 ,7 , ~;,..a-,-, re. ,., . .t ~, .0.1, z,nd CAWS containing any number 01. ~,,,t , b e „,:,,,,, '‘) he st nt to all parts of toe 'World ; - those V2Y.i.l4,4equairAt,li With ILS Aledical Virtues, are re ki,,tr!,,,>, Ja gl i d al ;, !;: l , , as .-,. :. , . - 07,- , reig n iternedy in the Gout, Bleu -1,,,i• 4 f ,, i r ) . i 1,..,. i;,:s,.and all Bilious and Nervous Complaints, oft 4, tc;, l -. ..,-..;, 2';', 11 ",. Colds, C,..up.hs, A:sthums,,Dropsies, c.. f , , :t . , r• • . ~ ,1, ) , 1 ve f,ee or lead a sedentary Life, it ib ' , tif f , - ''.",,, . i ' :' ' -,, ...1 , ri Br. ,`,...,ir Walter Farquhar, -and I, N . 1 .,' -1:d ~,,,: .113, at, the surest Method of pceserving 41, — . t' ,• e. J... 1.,..t.... : . 54,. a - Laudationly, at 47, salisbury- ES,Tdi ES FOR SALE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, in ESSEX, with Possession at Michaelmas next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By LYAS At the Auction Mart, oppoilte the Bank of Ew,Tlond, by di rection-of the Trustees, tinder the Will* of 'Mr. Wayland, deeensed, some tinte•in 'the Month of June next, of which doe Notice, and further Particulars be given in this Paper, A Very desirable and truly valuable FREE,- HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA HALL; prising a Substantial and Commodious Brick-fronted Dwell ,ing-honse, t with Two Parlours, Kitchen, Several good Bed chambers, and every convenient Avpendage fit for theim mediate reception of a , Gentleman s Family, situated on a pleivant eminence, with Barns, Stables, Granary, and, other commodiouS Out-buildings, all in complete Repair ; an ex cellent Garden, planted with choice Fruit-trees, a - Cottage, divided into Two Tenements, and Two Hundred and Sixteen Acres, or thcrkaboak, of rich Arable and Pasture Land, in a hi h state uf Cutitivation.' The above Estate is Situated about Forty-eight Miles from London, Twenty from Chelmsford, and Ten from Maldon, two • capital Market-town, and is distant only TwO Mi)ei from Burnham, where corn is shipped for the London Mar kets eseiry For further Particulars, inquire personally, or by Letter, , post-paid, of, Messrs. Tindal and Perkins; Solicitors, Chelms ford. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTBACT. ASpacious. FREEHOLD , DWELLING I - lOUSE,at CLAPHAM, in Sum, late in the Occupa tion of ARNOLD MELLO, Elq it has undergone a thorough repair; is-entirely new papered, -painted, and decorated at a considerable expence, and is _FIT FOR THE RECEPTION OF A GENTEEL AND NUMEROUS FAMILY.' . _ It contain Ten best Chambers, besides others for Servants, and has large and convenient Offices; it has a Green-house, Hot-house, and Kitchen-garden, together with -a Lawn and Walks, ornamented with rare and curious Exotics; in pe culiar perfection, containing in the whole, more_ than Two Acres. This place may be kept up at a moderate Expense, while it affords e ver y com f or t an d retirement, and can ac comodate, froth the 'Size and Numberof the Rooms,-a very large Family. Further Particulars may be known, by inquiring- at the HouSe itself; or by referring to Mr. WilliamTranks, .jun. opposite the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stockdale, bookseller, Piccadilly l - Mi - ,ckeimann, 101, in the Strand l or Mr. Davy' , Coff -House, nearly opp os it e th e f ront• Gate o f son Batik theßank; at wh h se v eral pl aces , Ti c k ets mar •iie obtained for seeing it, apy. ay from Twelve to Seven o'clock. ef " SOUTH OF DEW:I,N. TO LET, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, •3_ A Desirable FAMILY MANSION, comprising Entrance Hall, Drawing and Dining Room each 24 by 18; Breakfast Roont and Library, each •19 by 15 ten Bed rooms, three of which have Dressing Rooms attached; House ' keeper's-room, Laundry, Kitchens, and every domestic Office and Convenience, for the complete accommodation of a Gen tleman's'Family ; double Coach-house, Stabling, and all ne cessary Qut-heuses; with ex c ell en t walled Gardens and Green- house, stocked With Fruit Trees -Ind Vines. The House-Stands in a spacious LaWn, Well ornamented with Wood and Plantations, commanding a beautiful and ex tensive view of Torbay and the 'surrounding coast and court-, try. It is half a mile from the sea, threentiles from the river Dart, one mile from a•Market and Post Town, in the neigh •bourhood. of several others, 28 from Exeter, and about five minutes walk from the Parish Church. • . ImMediate possession may be had, and the Tenant accom modated with 20 acres, (or more, if necessary), of capita: Grass• Land, , adjoining the premises, with the deputation of the Manor if desired. AppliCations to be made (post paid) to Mr. Cutter, 19, Bloomsbury-square,' London. NEW PUBLICATIONS. VACCINATION. 11ROWN's . INQUIRY into the PHENOMENA _LP arid EFFECTS of the VACCINE PROCESS; where the Jennerian 'Discovery is clearly shewn to, be an imperfect, un certain, and at best, a temporary Protection against the Small Pox; and a proper period pointed out for Re-inoculating with Variolous Virus, all who have placed their security in the Vaccine Process. Sold by - Samuel Highley, Fleet-street; Longman and Co. paternoster-row ; and all Booksellers. . 4 4, For theinformation and Satisfaction - of the Public on this important Subject, Brown's Reply to the Surgeons of Vaccine Institution, tdinburglt, and. his Correspondence with the National Vaccine Establishment, London, still con tinue to be had,Gratii, at Samuel Highley's, BoOkseller, Fleet street. • MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, In Five Volumes., 15..)m0. price 30s. TRAITS OF N'ATURE:-- By Miss BURNEY, Author of Clarentine, &c. London : Printed for H. Colborn, PubliC Library, 50, Con duit-street; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and John Cumthing, Dublin. Of whom and all Booksellers may also be had, just published, The Milesian Chief, a Romance, by the Author of Fatal Revenge, or the Family of Montorio, and The Wild Irish Box, 4 vole. 21s. 2'he Decision, a Novel, by the Author of • the Acceptance, and Caroline Ormsby, or the Real Lucilla, 3 'vols. Iss. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 10s, 6d. in boards, A New Edition of _ _ _ XENOPHON' HISTORY of the AFF.A.IRS of GREECE. Trauslated from the Greek by WILLIAM SMITH, D.D. Dean of Chester. Printed for J. Walker; F. Wingrave ; R. Lea; J. num ; White, Cochrane, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn ; J. Cuthell ; Lackington, Alien, and Co; E. Jef frey and J. 'Faulder._ _ Of the same publishers' may be bad, just published, ' New Editions of Dr. Smith's Translation of Thucydides, '2 vols. Bvo. price 21s. in boards. Ashley's Translation of Xenophon's Institution of Cyrus, Svo. price 10s. 6d. in boards. MR: PERCEVAL. This Day was published, price 6s. hoards, THE LIFE and ADMINISTRATION of the Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAL, accompa nied with an accurate Likeness, (the only one ever taken), including various Particulars relatie to the Delicate Investi gation, a detail of his Assassination, the final Overthro4 of his Colleagues in Office, and. its probable Consequences to the Country at large. . By CHARLES VERULAM WILLIAMS. Loudon : Published by Sherwood, Neely, alid Jones. Of whom may be had, t. A Fulland Authentic Report of the Trial of John Bell ingham, for the Murder of Mr. Perceval ; accompanied with a faithful Narrative of very Circumstance' relative to it, and the Debates on the same in both Houles of Parliament • with Argument of Counselon both Sides, and Bellingham's own Defence at Length ; together with an Account , of his Execution. Taken in Short Iland by Thomas Hodgson. Price 2s. 6d. '2. Memoirs of the Public Life of John Horue Tooke, Esq. 12mo. 5;. boards. NEW PUB LICATIO NS. NASH'S HISTORY OF, WORCESTERSHIRE. PRE few remaining COPlES•ofthi's valuable 'COUNTY HISTORY, are now on •Sale. at Messrs. WHITE, ,COCIIRANE, and Cos. Boolisellers,, Fleet-street, price Eight . Gll:Acai in board These Copies . include - the Supplement and the whale of the Plates. • Just' published, ETTERSof CONSOLATION and ADAJCE, froin a FATHER to his DAUGHTER., on the DEATH of her STSTER. • • By the !ate Rcr, .3 ., 1 , 1NC-;ERSYMONS, B. D. • • Rector of Whithurn, Durham. Printed for P. and U. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. 1-I:,..tcha'rd, Piccadilly. Price 3s. Vd. 'LITERATURE, FOREIf4N AND DOMESTIC. Mav 30 ; Nyill he published, price Gd. each, rrtit APPENDIX tod, the MaNTITLY RE-. X VIEW, VolurneLXVll. NEW SERIES: containiio accounts of various . interesting Foreign Publiotiou%, ant . t af feraing,among others, a view of the WAR of the FRENCH RENLUTION, of the Progress of the Art of War, of the FRENCH DOCTRINES of the PILEEDOM of the SEA, &c. 4. With the GENEIAL TITLE, TABLE of CONTENTS,, and INDEX, for the Volume. 2. The MONTHLY REVIEW for MAY, 1312: including Reports of a nprinier of Domestic WOrks ' - and, particularly, the Present State of our C o l on y in•NEW SOUTH WALES, a Summary of the Dispute between this, Country and Ame rica, of the Controversy .re:pecting Dr. BELL'S and Mr. LANC'ASTER' SCHOOLS, Lord IiY.RON'S new Poem, &c. &c. " • SzAd by Becket and Porter, . • • THE QOMIVJEUCIA L HALL WINE' COM . ',PANV, Skinner-street, Inindon, beg leive to solicit the A tiention of the Nobi:ity.Gentry, and Public in gene their very low !'ricer far the C 4-10 C EST WINES, GENUINE SPIRITUOUS- LIQUORS, • PR-IMSTBO.TTLED PORTER, ALE,. and DOUBLE IjROWN sTo UT, for it ca,ty Money ogiy, which will he delivered to Order, tree of e4ence, to any tart of London. • ,C. .s.. d. . . Fine Port Wine, per Pipe - - 118 o o VIAL Pipe :. - 60 o Q Quarter Pipe - - : - 31' 0 0 *Curious 1..)1d Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the mcst exquitiv: flavour, per• Pipe Malt Pipe 12.; o o 63 0 0 32 ' e o I►o 0 0 36 u 0 29_0 Quarter Pipe Good Sherry, per Butt Half Butt Quarter Butt - - *Very fine Old Ditto, six years, in the wood, per I3utt • - - - .- 116 o o ' Half Butt - - - 59 o o . Quarter Butt - - 30 0 o - *Fine Old West India Madeira, per Pipe 116 o o Half Pipe - - .- 59 0 0 Quarter Pipe . - - 30 o 0 Per Dozen. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six years in the wood, new in bottles, 13 to the Dozen . - - - . - sos. *Choice,Old Port, is to the D o ze n , not crusted 5.3 5 . *Curious Old Port, warranted to have been five years in bottle, 12 to the Dozen - 575. Good Shertu, r. to the Dozen - - 50S. *Very Fine Old ditto, warranted to have been eight years in the Butt, 13 to the Dozen - 545. Fine Teneriffe, 13 to the Dozen - .. 5:,5. *Fine Old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen - s3s. *Finest Old West India Ditto, r 3 to the Dozen • 665. .*Curiously Fine'East India Madeira, warranted to be as years old, 12 to the Dozen - 8 4 s. *Ditto Sherry, is to the Dozen . - - yes. *Claret of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the Dozen - - - 955• *Very Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen , - - - 4s. Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto - - 4 65 . *Finest White Noyeau, 12 ditto. - - , 50s. *Ditto Pink Ditto, is ditto • - - 5 is. Ditto Old Rum Shrub, 12 ditto . - 465. Per Gallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva ' - . - tos. 6d. *Ditto Old Strong Ditto - . 12$. 6d. Ditto ditto lainaica Ruin - - • 16s. 6d. Ditto ditto Coniac Brandy - - 425. od. Ditto ditto Hollands - . .3.1 5 . od. oz Den. Best Bottled Porter, tz to the D ozen • - Per 6s. 6d. *Ditto Double drown Stout, 12 to the Dozen ys. 6d. Fine Cockagee Cider - - Its. 6d. . Oitto Squash Perry • - - - 215. ad. *Finest - Old Ale, warranted 22 Months eld before bottled - - - ' - gs. 6d. *Finest Burton Ale, ditto . - - r os . 6d . Per Gallon. *Very Cations Coni a c Brandy', warranted •to be • ten years old ' -- - - 4:s. od. *Ditto Curious Fine Flavoured Old Ruin -18 s. 6d. Fine Old. B. Brandy - . - - itis od. Those Articles marked * are whit the, Company recont- Mend as being of a more superlor quality than what is gene rally sold, and of the finest flavour. Wine Pilerchants, inn-keepers, and Publicans, served at the Trade Prices as usual. January 1, 1812. - • For the conveniency.of those Families who prefer their Wines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Company have seleeled the most Curious Wines, &c. • and offer the foltovving as the most choice. that can be pro duced :- Fine West India Madeira,'l2 pints to the dozen, 365. • Old East India ditto, of tine most exquisite: flavour and quality, 12 ditto, 455. . Old East India Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto, 38s. Fine ,0 Id Dry Lisbon, tz ditto, 28s. Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest seledled Pipes of the favour:le vintage of 18e6, 12 ditto, 28s. Ditto, of the must rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a body near Sc, years. This Article has all the softness and flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Con. noisseurs, 12 ditto, 325. _ Luscious Shrub;niade from Ow finest Flavoured Old Rum, 12 ditto, 24c. Ripe full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, 45._6(1: Curious Mellow - Ale, warranted two years old before bot tied, but of the softest flavour; tz ditto,' Ss. 6d. HY THE KING'S PATENT. DR. NORRIS'sFEVER DROPS. THE experience of more than half a century has so fully established the reputation of this invaluable Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its of cacy in every species of Fever, particularly'the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di_ region ; in the Measles, Small PoZ, .Teething, and most Disorders incident to Cnildren they are an infallible remedy ; the decays.aud discomforts of .advaneed life are under their immediate influence, they immediately stop the progress a fresh and are particularly adapted asa genial Restora tive. • The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Do6 - tor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook •street, G rosvenor.square, where orders for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, i ts. and as. 9c1.. wn , lesale anti retail, at Bacon's, lio Oxford-street, and by most respectabl e V en d ers i n T own and Country. Alsotr.N ORKIS's celebrated A NTILBILIOUS I r IL LS, wit.b ample Directions, 2S. gd. the Box. C 4 , UT soN.— 0 bsarve that the words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Government Stamp round the Battles ; no others are, or can be, genuine. .DEPIFORD-VICTUALLpTG-EIRD, - • May -25, 181 2 . TIIE SE are to ,gi,ve Notice, that on Thursda:;, the 11th of Jane ait'xt, at I() o'C:(r.cle in the Elrenoon, v. 21 exposed 'o Public Sale, at his ifaj , !4lll's Vietztal!ing 7 nr:l,at Dtpt/ord, send"?' Lots. of the. f9ll , :nvinp:_ Cieerrief:Ale PRO VISIONS and STORES, nt, , e s 3 d Bread, Flour, Raisins; I:1,-e, PC4.ISe, 04tmeal, Bakelions sweepings, Flour-sweei)i Oatmeal-,weepings, Bread dust, Bags and Rags, Buaer and Cheese, Soaz - , Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues, and PaAing,--scraps; Butt, Puncheon, HOgihead, Barrel, and 17 - !;All-hof0:e.:d Staves; Heading (tight and, dry), Irish Tierce, and Barrel staves ; Pipe staves, a quantity of Boards::ends and Fire-wood, &c.. &c. &c. Deposit of Twenty-fives Pounds per Cent. i.s to be made upon s the amount of each Let at, the linw' vr Sale, and the re- mainder of the Purchase Money .paid cfore_ the Stores arc re :roved, for which pun pose a Period of Feurreen Ii 7 Grz.:•!;;;- - days will be all Owed froni the Day.of Sale: thee Bay . ers parti eutarly.oberving that not cess than One-hayV the Quantity is to"be removed frOur the Premises within the first Seven Days, anithe Remainder in the Seven followinj. Days, otherwise Depwit Money wilt be forfeited, and the Provisions" or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as 2.rtension of Time will on' any accou;d•be granted. FICTU.ILLING-OFFICE, May 26th, 1 812. - THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -2 ' His 11.1,1JE.S7T'S N 4 do hereby p,itc Notice,' That - on Friday, the 12th of June next, th4y will he ready to'receive! Tenders in Writing (sealed up), from such Persons ' will undertake to pOliirm, at specific Prices, in a proper and work. 7. manlike manner, and at s uc h ti me or ti mes as s h a ll b e requ i re d , ' all the PAVING now necessary to be done for the. Repair of the present Pavement in His Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford ; and to furnish such STONES as may be requisite for that purpose. The Conditions of the Contract inay be seen at the Secreta 2y's Office, at this Office; or by applying- to Mr. Hobbs, the Inspector 'of Repairs, at His Majesty's Victualling-faro', at ,Deptford. No Regard will be' had to any Tender in which 'the Price shall not be inserted in 'Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the fioard before One o'Cloeh on the said Friday, the 12th of June next, nor unless the Person who. 2212kes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. Under the immediate Patronage of the King, the Queen, , and, the rest of the Royal Family, and also of tile principal Nobi lity, and the most distinguished Amateurs in the United Kingdom. PIIE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, containing an thensive Selection of the finest Speci mens of the Old Masters, in the Cabinets and Galleries ufi the United Kingdom. ,In Two Series. Published' at the Office . , 54, NeW Bond-street. TO THE PUBLIC. The Arrankements for the Conduct of this Grand National Work being nowsompleted, and numerous Specimens exhi bited to public Inspection, the Proprietors confidently subthit the Undertaking to general Patronage. The FIRST .SERIES of the Work commences with the Mar;• qui; of Stattord's . magnificent,Collection,.and contains highly finished Engravings, on a small Scale, in the Line Manner, 'of the several Pictures, with Remarks by W. Y. Ottley, Esq., F. S. A. forming - a descriptive and illustrated' Catalogue of that Gallery. Titis Series may be subscribed for either is plain Prints, price 10s. 6d. or Proofs On India paper, price 11. is. or correctly coloured and mounted, price 41- 1!_!., 6d. each Number.. Six Numbers have- already appeared; several will be published in the course of every Year ;• and the whole . be completed in about Fifty Numbers. Coloured Impressions being also kept in neat Frame's for separate Sale, Amateurs will be enabled to possess, in a moderately sized Room, a cor rect Representation, in Colours, of the whole of . the Marquis of Stafford's extensive and valuable Gallery. — The SECOND SEILIES will comprise in_ a Size calcidand to transmit a favourable Representation of the Composition, TAch, and Character of the original Picture, Engravings Irons a Series 7 of . Specimens of the most admired Productions of the Oid Masters, in the different Galleries d•isporsed over the United Kingdom, rand selected under the liberal Patron age and Sanction of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who pos sess them, accolupanied with Descriptions,. historical and . critical, by Henry Treshain, Esq. It. A. - These may be sub- • scribed for,either in plain l'rints, price.. los. 6d.; Proofs on India Paper, price 11. Is. each NumiJer ; or finely executed in Colours, price as follows ;." No. J. Rithens, 61. 6s. No. 11,. Andrea del Sarta,_l2l: 19.5. No. 111. Raphael, 61. 6s. No. IV. Georgi One, 61. 6,i. to Subwribers. The Coloured impressions are finished in a new and superior'Manner, rendering them equal to line and highly4inisned Paintings. 'Subscribers will be at liberty to take a Selection only, if more a t sreealde. It is calculated that Three or Four Pictures will lie published -in each Year.• Coloured Impressions may also •he had in Frames. The Grandeur and Interest of this Portion of the Work can scaiTely helm) higblv'estimated, as none but the most valuable Pictures of each Master will be copied. A Set of them in Colours will comprise. a more select and interest ' lug Collection than eau be. formed, unless it were pussiWe to Collect the Originals of the same Paintings into one Grand National The highly;-finished Paintings, and:numerous Specimens of the Work, are on Exhibitisn at the British Gallery - of Pic tures, 54, New Bond-street, where. Sli;,:eribers' Names are received. Adaiitfance to Non-s7l;scribei One Shifling. 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