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GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Tuesday, 27th October, 1812. 130 I TT Seven o'Clock on "the Evening of Monday, tbS. 2Geh instant, the LEgIIS MAIL-COACH was rubbed of the Bags of Letters fur London, described at Foot, between Ketter;nk and Highain FerrerS, and Within 'three Miles of HighanX Ferrers, by forcing the Lack . of the BOx. -• VA C;2'C4.l, L LS G- 01 , TI CE, THEATRE ROYAt DRLTAX-LANE. jMIIS PRESENT EVENING, - NON'ember 16, Their Majesties Servants will perform the First I Shaksneare's KING HENRY THE FOURTH. King Henry, Mr. NVItOLTGFITON Prince of, Wales, Mr. DE CAMP; - Earl Dont;las. Mr. It. PHILLIP; ; Earl of Worcester, Mr. POWELL ; Hotspur, Mr. ELLISTON; Sir John Falstaff; Mr. DOWI'ON; Lady Percy, Mrs.BRERETON; Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS, To which will I,e athie3 t7o, revived Comedy of THE PANNEL. pon GuzirTh. Mr. PENSON; Don Carlos, DE CAMP ; Don Ferdinand, Mr. 'TOLLAND ; Don Pedro. Mr. R. PHILLIPS ; Muskat°, Mr. BANNISTER; Marcella, 'Alm onc,'Ert ; Awn a, Mrs. HORN ; . . Beatrice, Miss MELLON. The boors to be opehed at half past Five o'Clock, to be :him'. half past Six. Boxes, 7s.;.Seecind Price 3s. '3d,-Pit, 3s. 6 , 1:• Second Price., 28 , t,-. -- -LowerGallet y 5..; Second Price, is,.-Upper Gallery, Is.; Se cond Price, fch . noxes d Pl . r. to he taken -of Mr. Spring . , tiok liotik, • , an a ..es ell'r, at the Office in Little .RusSell-street, &con Ten till ' 0 : 11 .4e, , i. and from Ten in the Everiiio until the Doors are -• p • .* The p r i nc i pa l. B ox Efi 'rancet; are 'in Bryages-street, with auxiliary door in Russet,stree,t the Pit Entrances arc in , t t r u a ss e ll_ street and Wohurn-street; the Liiwer Gallery En c. l i kes are in RuAsell-street and Woburn-street; the Vp'per Gallery Entrande is in Woburn-street only. •arrtages to -the Boxes, to set 'down and talce up from St r a d R ...set-street, coveut-Gardem, and draw Off towards the d". • • . jo the Pit, to.set down from (lreat Russell-street, and draw :„ down Little Russell-street and Drury-lone. - • . - S age INIithager,Mr.RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned. . . • I:irant. Rex et Regina: .• To-morrow, Itnle a -Wife 'and have a Wife ; with Matri tri)'"T.----o,a Wednesday, Flamlet; with the. Prize ; or 2, t, 3, 5. Ott Thursday, the Comic Opera of Lionel and Clari:sa ; with .0; l'- i,',_ , 'irff s . of The Mock Doctor. — On Friday , the C o me d y of 'e' gas of Erin ; or, Modern Sentiment ; with tlpe Musi cal Entertninment of My Grandmother.—On Saturday , 'the .Pney -M u oon • with the M,,,ical - Entertainment of Netley k ind Monday, the confederacy - , with Raising the. 'aid. Ail Persons having made good their Title of Free Sdmis "l, three days at the least, previous. to the. exercise of , le 11:ght. will he rewired to sign their Names at the Door, :' . .,:t Book which will he kept ready for that purpose, and ""I not he admitted withnut stith signature. t The right- hatid ddor, heading from the 'hall in Brydges itre,t, will he opened for Free Admissions - to the Boxes, A ? %ovifi,cd to them only. , , . . , - 4 , 4, !, ~ , dr2is,ions to the Pit and Galleries will be received - t!' ,, :ir re pective Doom , in Woburn-street only. LATRE ROYAL, "XIVENT-GAILDFN. .TO-ATORROW EVE`‘:ING, Nov, 17, 1813 will. be revived (with every splendid Decoration) Lee's T ragedy. of ALEXANDER THE GREAT. • Alexander, Mr. DETTY ; EGERTON ; cassande7 - .; Mr. BA7tRYMC4RE ; Lrsi ma eh us , 1 .‘17,.• ABBOTT', . • Pepilestion, Mr. .lAMERTON ; Polnierchon, Mr. CRESWELL ; Ti7ep , nlus, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Perdiceaq, Mr. CLABEMO'.•;T ; • - Foments,. nr. KING ; ; Slave, Mr. Nottnis; • Sysigambis; Miss LOGAN Staiira, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Roana, Its. POWELL ; • Parisatis, Miss COOKE. To which will be added a Farce called PORTRAIT OF CERNTANTi. 0 1 1 aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. 'Brandon, at the Box-Olhce,, Hart-street. Ihe Doors w:ii be opened at half-past Five, and‘the Play l eg'in at lialf-pas,t boxes' 7s. Sceond Price Ss. 6d.—Pit 6d. Second Price 2.5. „,'°wer Gallery 2s. Second,Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se ''°,)d Price 6d. R ecruiting On Wednesday will be rcneated Farquhar's Comedy of The Officer; after --which, a Musical Farce (never , ''`ted at thi9 Theatre) calledllit or Miss. On Thursday, Tragedyqe of the very great demand. „ places for the of Douglas, that Play will be re pted ; to which will be added the musical After-piece of he Turnpike Gate. On;Friday, The Lord of the Manor, after whiCh will be l'l;odUced a; New" Musical Farce, called Love; Law, and sic. BF,TTY will also act on Saturday. • • ICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK; and CO. Contractors for the p resentLOTTERY, con of 13,000 T , ickets, have the gratilicatiOn of acquaint 7 ; 1 1 1 the Public that they have been so successful as to obtain sane mode of Drawing a in the old English ImtterieF. hC re are no Classes, but the /:ole of tile 13,000 iferent \ i pinbers Which the buttery cunt &ins ", !ie put into the heel and every Ticket draw 2 for which pur -1,5 GOvelunent has granted s Drawiug, the 'th and 15th of January. SCHEME. 2..... of ....420,000 ....'ar6 ...,4740,000 2 ' 4 • 6 C 6 10 10 14 - 1,400 .32. 40 . So 320 ,100 13,000 Tickets.. ,C 130,000 7 . 11,The Favours of the Public are respectfully solicited by .ISFIARDSON, GOCADLUCN., and CO. who :ire f) ( CeETS' and ,SHARES n a riety of 'Number, at teir es, BANK-131IILOINGS; i va , CORNHILL, and s fating h the ‘ l \;G- 1 $ MEWS. A.1":-`(;-CROSS. ' 1 . 4 e CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS, Che c apest and Best AI'EPICINES for COUGHS, COLDS, • and ASTHMAS. A fresh ProOf of theirastonishing. Efficacy. iTHOMAS, EDMUNDS, of Birminghani,"‘de t, clares his life was preserved to his wife and fatnily by jsole use of Church's Cough Drops, one bottle of which,: ,ehased at Mr.,Swinney's, High-street, Birmingham, re h` 44 him from a most • suffocating Asthmatic Cough, when. by had not any expectation of living many minutes ; and that Presevering in taking them,number of five bottleS, t . ll ' enabled to resume his employment, and is pow perfectly .stored; which he voluntarily certifies under his hand at ' t tuingham, the ltith of March, 1805. , • THOMAS EDMUNDS. Messrs. Shaw 4rid Edwards, 66, - St. Paul's Chatch-y4d, t:ving purchased this add all Mr. Church's medicines, none . Rr Possibly be genuine but such as have tht•ir names en wed on the stamp '" Shaw and Edwards, - ,36, St. Paul's q urch-yard," the ini'ltation of which is felony. • . Price only 2s. 9d. and-4R. &l. per bot4e. iirliose who may. object to a liquid medicine, wi\l &cur in tatCH'S PECTORAL PILLS, a most excellent substi 'el price wily • At -a. SPECIAL GENEIL%L MEETING of the COMMIT TEE for managing the PATRIOTIC FUND, held this day at the Merchant Seaman's Office, - • BEESTOV LONG, Esq. in the Chair ; . Resolved, . . • THAT the following A.DiYRESS to the Public be inserted in the Morning and Evening Papers. - 1 • Lloyd's, 31st August, 1812. The signal and gleriousVictory on the - Plains of Salainanta achieved, through the transeendant milita.rd skill and con duct of the Marquis of Wellington, hyAlie intrepid gallantry, and firmness of the brave Officers and Men under his cum rnand;kas been duly estimated by the admiring and grate- fill People 'of these Reahns, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed in the most general and Conspi cuous Manifestations of their pride .and joy. The Culla mittee of. the Patriotic., Fund feel it their duty,- on this great occasion, to call - on all their Countrymen to enable thin to continue the Relief, •so well earned a,tu so highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or - have been disabled in, this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Wi -dov,-s, Orphans, and Relatives, whO depended on them for support. This Institution, since its establishment at the com-, mencement of this War, has afforded - nit honourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to 1:1,254 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and private SOldiers their Wid fr ows, Orphans, or de 'ptradant Relatives : and, inc luding the deserving and, heroic 1 Sufferers on the'recent. memorable Victory of Salamanca, it `has still a large number of the most meritorious claims on -its accustomed assi,stance. The Committee feel a arm reliance that through the generous sympathy of all ranks of - a dis cerning people, sensible of thi blessings of security from the hostile and vindictive aims of its powerful Ktienly and Rival, " the British Seaman and Soldier may still confidentlytruSt, " that tho se who are dear t., him while tieing, shall, in the • " event o f his falling iti -the sacred cause, find Friends and Guardians-in a grateful and generous Country : and that "• be who niay be disabled in it deienct , ..shall not be neglect- - " ed by those whom he has bravely defLuded." (Signed) BEESTON LONG, • • . • Chairman. , Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement •• ( • r- The amoutit of a Subscription of a Week's Pay from the Officers, and Two Days Pay from the Non , eommis'sioned Officers and Private soldiers of the 7th, or Queen's Own Regimentof Hussars,. transmitted •by Colonel Vivian FrOm sundry Yeomanry. and • Volunteer Corps in Norforii abd 'Suffolk • Colonel Hugh •M‘Leroth, Inspectingl teld Officer • of the above Corps • 10 0 0 Two Days Pay of the Lowestoft Company of - Vo- . lunteer Infantry, commanded by Captain John Etph • 9 0 0 . . One Day's Pay Of the Ciomer Battery Volunteers - 4 7 0 Two Day's Pay of the Leiston and Thebberton Vu funteers Saxmundhant Volunteers, Captain Geinve Smith 11 1 0 One 'Day's Pay of the - Hartisuiere Rangers Vo lunteers Eye Volunteer Corps of Infantry, Captain Wa - yth 610 . 0 Sundry Persons, per Messrs . .. Turner and Co Gluts, ce'ster Richard Hay . •• • • I b , . - ,R. Y 5 0 0 `Wyndham Knatchbull • ' 2l 0 0 per-Henry Hoare and Co. Thomas Bolland, per Leeds Bank - 3 3 0 Joseph 'and .F.nlv , ani Aldridge - 0 0 Rev. Joini Barker, Minister of St. Mary's, ifull • 5' •0 0 Richard Lyne • • .. '2 0 0 aenry,Linaker, Marsh Hall, Widnes, Lancashire . 5 0' 0 From an outvagc at Arundel, 3d of rellenary, 1811 go 0 0 A Mite o; t;:atAade by.W.,DenbY ; of Gisborough 10 0 •0 Ve•:k . John Crowder, Brothertore• - .... , ' 20 0 • 0 - . James White r -jun, l'tymeuth - o survAus 01, - tt Tim the erection of a Monument to the wen, V c.f taiqs Walker and Bennet, who fell Talavera, transmitted by- Roger licit Leigh . Rev Janie:: Long, pet Child and Ca, - 10 10 0 , James Marion, per Manning at..! Ce. .•• CI 0 0 J. - P. - iVELSFORD,• •• :-•coretary. Subscriptions received at Lloyd's ; and . by the respective Bankers in Town and Country - . • This Day waF. published, Vol. I. Part I, in Qetaxo,.Price ISs. boards, • F . LENIENT'S CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY. Sir HIR,IPHItEY DA" Y, L. D, •• . Sec. It. S. Prof. Chem. and B. A. M. g. St.?. &c:' Printed for J.Jolpison I.nd Co. Si. Ptutl's e:inuch-yard. Where may be had, by the sane Researches, Chemical und l'hilasirr,llical,chiefly concerning Nitrous Oxide, or Dephlogist,icated Nitrous Air, ar i d it s Res pirations, price , los. 6kl. in hoards. DEBILITY,' sTracTuß.F.s, &c. NCOURAGED by tke uniform. Success A tending their pecaliar method of TreatMent in the Cure of &few prevalent Coiaplaints, Viich has been. confirm ed Jy the experience of many years in i irge and extensive pra:ticc ; seosible also of the nappy effects resulting to the Public from P . .cdical Men :refining their attention to a cer tain cla. , s of'DiSev:es ' Messrs.. GOSS and CO.`continue to di -.-ect their studies to those Disorders arising •from a secret de-' structi %-e habit of inconsiderate Youth, which not only occa sions a numerous train of Nervous Affections, hut also entails on its votaries allthe enervating imbecilities of, old ige. In that distressing state of Debility or Deficiency, whether' the consequence of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hot climates, or any 'Other cause, b' which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled, as re s -Aarly educated Surgec.ns of LoOdon, they offer a than, fate, and speedy Restoration to soand and vigorous Health. Where an early application is'made for the Ctire of a CER TAIN DISORDER, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, the eradicaiaii is generally completed in the short spa:eof two days ; and in th more advanced and inveterate stages of .Venereal Infection, characterised by .a 'Variety of painful and 'distressing symptoms, a. perseverance in their plan wit-Irout restraint in diet or exercise) will insure to the Patient a permanent and - radical Cure. The Diseases of the Urethra,'as frequently - connected: with orarising from the above Complaint, have not escaped - their attention; hyan infallible and improved Plan, they are en, abled to refaoVe obstinate - Gleets and Strictures, whelher v re-, cent or of long duration,' without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the Caustic. Many instances can be adduced of very inveterate cases, of several yearssconti nuance, .having yielded to their method in a .few days, .after the Cure had been attempted by other Practitioners without effect ;.and such has been the agreeable result of a Practi,* of Fourteen Years, that the Mode of Treatment has not, in one single. instance, ever pros'ed abortive, during which pe riod many thousand persons, of bot4.sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having b2en perfectly cared,- after se vere and injnrious_anethods had been persevered in to no pnrpose Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that that the:' may not be, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attaChed to the ignorant Eiripiric, think it inn justice to themselves to state, that . tney have been properly edu cated and initiated into every branch Of the profession (cerr tqicates of which, from different hospitals, arnd testimonials from the most' eminent Physicians, they have .to :convince' any that the success resulting from their endea vours •first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and they presume that _their pretensions con stitute a fair ground far the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the , Public, been •so librraHy ho noured, Patients in the cciuntry.are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Note, for Advice and Medicines, and the same will be. for warded to any part a the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Susgeonsi No. 13 ) Bouverie-strect,- Fleet street: The Bags stolen arc,-, Halifax of tbe 25th Nottinghlat .... Bra.dford ditto Me:toti Mawbray, ditto 'Leads ditto Wakefield .. ditto U i it; haul liuddersfreld ditto F et.tctiug, . ditto Brwley.... ditto Thrapitoae ditto Sheffield.... ditto • Chesterfield.. ditto • Mansfield ... ditto - ' • ~ hall apprhend the Prson or tenons who corn-' witted the said Rob I.lery, will be entitled ;4; a Reward of , TWO I-lUNDRILD POrs:9S, one Moiety to be; paid" on 'Conanitment . for Trial, and ,the other Moiety on Conviction - . If an Accomplice in the Rob bery will surremler ;and make Discovery, wntrei - )y one.or.imire of Ihe Persons concerned•therein shall I , e niqsrc liended and bronght to .lustic, such Dicciverer will !Je en tit :-(1 to the said Beward, - and be admitted an Evidence for thetrown. • • , By Command of the l'e:tmaiter-General, . • FitEELING,' Sec: ADMIRAU!":-OFFICi!„ Nov. , lS, 1812, . orriE.i.s hereby giv . en, .Thai all WIDOWS L who froo the Cl:arity established the 11el:ef of Poor Wittows of.e!oitiniiiiOn and Warrant Oiti cers of the iwyal NaVy, must Send or bring to this Office, be tweed the. 17th and 30th. of this Month, the :11tidcivitS requited by the "ales of the Charity, in order to their being iuserted on /. he Pensinn. List, which will be' immediately prepared, and paid the 10th January next. All Letters from 'Widows, respecting their Pensions, must state the Rank their Husbands held in ,the Royal Navy. .1. W. CROKtR. - EXCHEQUER BLL OFFICE, Noventi)er 14, 1812. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated iti the Months a:Novem- bi!r and December, 1911, TO BE PAiD OFF. riIAIL LORDS COMMISSIONERS 'of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions fOr paying oft the Principal of the abovementiJned EXCHE QUER. BILL'; with the interest due thereon, at the Ex- chequer Bill Oflice in the receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard,. Westminster, on Tuesday, the Ist day. of liecembet,' 10.2. Attendance be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until, and including. Wednesday, the 2ath in stant, fr.;ul t•rt o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, f , .r the i,..irriose of receiving the same, and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each Description of separate Lists (which areto :Je ob tained at this OHice) classing them in the order of their re spective dates, such as are for the same amount being nume rically arranged, and specifying the principal sums and in terest due thereon, computed from, but excludingthc days on which :they are .respectively dated, to, the' said Ist day Of Dec'eraber inclusive, when the interest will cease ; and the yid bearers (being hOlders or not) are indispensably required to indorSe each' Bill with their usual signatures; and to' write their names and residence at the . bottom of each sepatate' list 4 andthey are moreover required to attend 'the Exche• quer .Bill Oiltee for Payment, and: to receive the hew - and give the receipts for the same. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Pills sliculd he de sirous of receiving payment of the prineipal and interest , ,previous to the said Ist day of December, ti!ey may ire accom modated on computing the interest to the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving' the said Bills for examination one clay prior tkereto. Such persons as may be desirous of- having new Eichequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon Marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom, of their lists, delivered en or before Wednesday, the 9.5 th instant, May be accommodated with new Bills, carrying an interest of three pence half-penny by the day, pu every one hundred pounds, which said new BUIS will bear .date the said Ist day Of_ Decemi , er, and Will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be. ex ' changed, on Wednesday, the 2d day• of Deceniber, and the I following days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to November, 1811, have been advertised to be paid off, and the interest thereon has ceased. LARtik: ADVOIViON, WARWLGRt , HIRE. • SOON WILL BE SoLD BY AUCTION, In .Lundan, (uuless - pr:!vionsly disposed of by Private Cjotract),' THE Ab‘ . .zOWSON of SOLIHULL', nearly midway betireen Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting of an excellent Parsonage, 1-louse, and. about Eighti-cigiit Acres, of Rich Globe ,Laod, 'and the TiTITES belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, which conthins upwards of Eleven Thousand Acres, together of the estimat•ed _yearly vela& of between Two and Three - Thousand Pounds; the present In cumbent aged about 56 years. ' - • Printed Particulars may soon be had, at the Auction Mart; of Tilonias Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;of Mes:4rs. Richard son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's ill /4 Fields ; of J.Jsepli lag, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Bunt, Esq. Stratford on Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb,' and AttWood, Sails. bury, who will treat by privatc'contraJ. TNcon§equenee of the superiority of SA N LMO, ODY, and CO.'s PATENT SELF - ADJUSTING TIi.EISSIZA, the Patentees hav-e' been honoured with the f-A lowing appointments : his Majest;i's iloptl:S.tey, the Naval Hospitals and Pock rards, the .11i)ard of Ordnance,t he Hon. East India c.:ompany, B,:c. and continue to recommend them to the Public on such liberal terms, which have' never before been offered, that the full cost ,shall be re Eueneti to it' i pur ehaAers; if not approved, after any trial, wea , , or . . . N.B, 1 1 krsons i:isidin- in the Conutry . ,, sending the Cii:euni- ~ ference,of the Body, in inches, just abu've the hips, may de-_ Pend upon being accurately fitted. MANUFAUTORY, .9.92, . STILLiD. - • • Nov. C, 1812, rrl E CO,IIMISSIONERS for-VICTUALLING -la- His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, nat. On Tursd4, Me 94th. Intant, McY z dll be reads. to ietrive renders 0T! teriting, (iealecl ni), for ;welt viantitia h-ord sound- SPANISH 'RED WINE ; es Me respective and Dea,:"er.r the:-ein vz.zy thin!: proper to oirer; to suisjc;: to a frarranty 7'wel,-..e ltfenMs ;to be detite.-eri, freq ,if Customs ruid and Excise Dirties; One Half .fizererf the Ist of.lanacary gnd Me iWa April no..vt, and tl:e e:her fief betioen thel6t# April ani 20th Jane f2llva)i.lEr, inro his Majesty's Victuallinfr Stores at .7.)cPtArd, ,Ze7.`sflzetrL , .!, and Flyinatzth, and to ue 7.: , aid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after, date. • , • 7:&e CcAditits of 2'4 Contrail 2nay 34 seen at the Sec;.e- tery'4' No res - arzi will be had to ang Tender in -which the Pr,:ee Lt.-inserted in tvord,v at kngth, or, .thol '5.4:411 not /e tie:;z:,:rcit to the Board brfr,;re Ozx o' Cock on the SC L 7'ne4dag, 'LC 2 itN frista.l:,, D ior iinksw t'.:e Person who ni r the Tender, or saute .4 1 ersn on his bthay, attends, to answer when-callesi jcr. .VICTUAL LING•-OFFICE, ..Vooember 13, 1312. iii commiSSTONERS j br PICTLULL ENG -5- .31.4JESTY'3 A - 41- 7 Y do herc!ig give Notice; lint on •Tacsday, the 241.!. instant; their -4..lgent at Dover will. be ready, at „the T/Tetualling Office. at that place, io,re ceive Tenders in writing (Scaled upl, and treat for Three llnnifrcd Thousand Oallons rf ‘V'ES C INDIA RUM, to be delivered, Dutii Free ; direct front the Bonded I:lard:owes of the fre.it India Doch C;nipaop, at the Port of Londoh, into his Stores at Deptford, one Half .thercof toithin.the spate of On:? 4116::th frrin the dote of tke Contract, end the other rAif in O;.e jfenth afterwards, at Dover; and to be paid for by Bills, jiayable with Inter.. rt, Ninety Days after date. . • The Conditions of the Contract may be seen by applying to the 4gent' at Dover. No reg - ard will be had to any Tender in which the Pelee shall not•Le inserted in werds at length, or Mat stall not 6: de:leered to the toard beAre . One o' Clock on the said Tueidan the !.'..l4th instant, ?tor U 74 te.tr; the Person w.'o makes the or some Pensen on -his be.;:a4l, attends, to answer when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . Oct. 28, 1812. T HE PRrNCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby girt' Notice, 2"l.at Proposals ;ogle received at their.Offee, in Pali-.Mall, on or be!..re Wednesday, tic 13th day of Noven.Ler next,fropi such Persons as ma.n be wilang to undertake the Supply of the quaatitiee acid d:leriptions of TPTBER nn,krtnent:oned, for service of the Royal Car r ia g e Department at 11 -- (iolthieh„ where the Deliveries are to be made, viz. Hewed Oak Timber. Hewed Elm Timber. Round Ash Timber.. Loads. 1,400 . '2,000 1,000 No. Ash : 7 ellies, 4 ;'4 4 inch. for 5 ft. Wkeels 30,000 Oak Spo'.ieS, for 5i ft. Wheels 40,000' - Elm Stocks, 14 >:1 14 inch. Pairs GOO • The Deliceries to take place as follows : =4Y:tie Elm Tim-- Ler, on, or before the 39t4 April; rf the Ash, on cr kt;..ri: the e 30th June ; of the Oak on or &f ore the 31st October; and the Oak'S'iiches on or seforc the 31. st Mar0.. 1 .,-, in the ensuing. Year. 7'700-thirds of the Oak ft - paber to Se of 70 I?. Stick and up wards, and the remaining thi.4 to Le of 60 ft. and vpg•crts of the.Eini Ti . o,:e7, no Ttec to be under 30 ft. ; -43/1 ter to be Po.n. LOP. to GOP.; and the Elm Stocks to be chop- fed u,.zd No Tendck kss Quantities than 100 Loads of Thaer, and 50000 of the Fe:licl,and Spokes, .1;111 be c.cnsidcred ; cmd further Particidan, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be hnou.-nsupon application at the Secre tary's Qrce,' in Pall-Hall, afbrcsaid, aiiy Day between the 'roars of Ten and Four o'Cloc'e, where the Propos-ow niirst be delim:ael, scaled up and indorsed, 4 i Pr otiosal! , for Tiwber.'' but no Proposal can be admitted cftcrth,e - saiti 13th day of No, vetnter, at Twelve 4.!r•ci at Noon of the sane Day; neither will any Tender be not,ced, useless the Party anc4Zng it, or aac _!gent ite leis Baolf shall atte:;d: .12y Qrder of Me 3oard, R. H. CREW, Secretary. 1- IND Li 4:1 0 CSE , Nov. 4, Ibl2. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of IL's - L A ND, firrc ding to ti LVD lES, do -\"•t:ct, _ That the Tra ,- ,sle.- Bcohs of ~ a id , be shut Tharsday,t he 2.ca. iwt. at .^:wco . c , :‘,.! cpcned again on Tuesday, th'el6th-Janurry follomi Ave! Pla: the DivideN.a. 7 frerralifs 'an the seqd Steck. _d,le 04. he sth ..Turmar-y, 1 811, e ready to be delivered oa Tuts day, the 12t,i ct the same afexth RAMS.4I', S'ecretarT. .~~ \ BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. Transport-Office, Nov. 11, 1812. THEREAS, the French Officer; Prisoner of War; named and described at the Foot hereof, Lad absconde d front Midgenorth, on the sth inst. in Violatijn of 'his Parole of Honour ; the. Commissioners for conducting his Majesty's Trauszart Service, ,&c. c o herel'y offer 'a WARD of TAN GUINEAS for the Recapture of the said Prisoner, to any, Person or Persons, who shall apprelimd him, and deliver him at this Office, or otherwise cause him to be securely lodged in any of am Public Gaols; and a further REWARD of TWENTY GUINEAS on CumiCfi4n. of any British Subject aiding in his Escape..'" B. MON TBAZIN, Lie..tenaut Vaissean 32. years of age, • 5 feet 6 inches high, slim, well made, round Visage, rather pale Complexion, brown Hair, inn le Eyes,