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, &ADD Y :Iz: ~,,—,.„, ,),'=-•:=— , . • ~.,r- o - - - 4 4, ... , =" A -... \- *I(3 -k , .--v_ , ~,., , ~. \ ..... %," _•:- , .r , i ..,,, ,„ 1 , , ---,„ , .., ....,. ..i._ . . -....._ --, „ _ - ;,. ~-- : %kogit4, . *„ ~. 'A ' —l4 . 44 .. , 0 ~'''"' 1.--•: 1 -..,-, ~. - , •4 ,* /'/ Van, t)'.. , i/ 1 ' - .....k.— e . x t 4 4, q .1 . 4 % _A.;• I, -... ..-::: ...,. ... • " fts . ' . ~// 4 , \ O . .__ .f-:-----'-li-6...,' 9 4wA.. :. 4., , 1 4:00 ) __ NUMBEIt 6252.1 TUESDAY, SP ZEM.BER 22, IBP/ [PitiCr, SIXENCt-tiAttPtlCN'i4, THEATRE ROIAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, Sept. 23) -1812, Will be performed the Grand Operatic Drama 'of THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. Mr. BARRYMORB; Alonzo, Mr. BRUNTON ; Mr..,YOUNGr; Zamor; Mr. SIN CLAIR ; • _ Diego, Mr. I.:I,STON; High Priestess, Mrs. rowELL; - Cora, Miss S.-BOOTH; Anazin, Mrs. STERLING; Idali, - Mi,A BOLTON. - • o which will be added, the revived Comic Barletta of MIDAS. . Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; • • Pan, M. EMERY; • • • • Midas, Mr. LISTON; Damittas, Mr:TAYLOR; Sileno, Mr. FAWCETT; Mysis, Mrs. LISTON ; Daphne, Mrs. STERLING; Nysa, Miss 'BOLTON. Places for the Boxes to 'be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the NelvDox.thlice, Ha4t-itreet. • The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play fltgi n at half-past Six. • ***. A Private Box mav he had nightly, on application to 4r. Brandon, at. the Putt-chide. Boxes 7s. Second Price 33. Gd.---Pit 3s. 6d.. Second Price 25.. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.--Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6:1. • The revived Berletta of Midas reeeived„ on. its foarth re, presentiltion, the hishest mark of general approb ation, and will 6r repeated every night till further notice. On Thursday, Otway's Tragedy of Venice Preserved. On Friday will be revived, Congreve's Comedy of Love for Love. • Tile Tragic Play of Pizarro, having- been received through tat with universal applause, will be- repeated on Satin - day next. • G 1 7.0. THOMSON'S BANKRUPTCY., . • THE CREDITORS who have proved their Debts under a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded against GEORGE Tuo;usoN, late of Duke-street, West ru►nster, Merchant, may r4ceive 4 further and tinah,Dividend, on ai , plievtion at the Office of Mr. Win. Tooke, Solicitor, NU• 3, Holborn=eourt, Gray's-inn, on and after the ist of Oc tober next, between the hours pf eleven and two, and at the aarae time produCing their Securities. TN consequence of the superiority of SALMON, ODY; and CO.'s PATENT SELF ADJUSTING TaUgSES, the Patentees have been honoured with the fol lowing . appointmenty his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Duck Yards, the Board of Ordnance, the Hon. East India Company, &c. and continue to recommend them to the Bahlic on such hheral terms which have never before been Oft r ed, that the full cost shall be returned to all pur chasers, if not approved, after any trial, - wear, or damage. Manufactory, 293, Strand. . , . , T HE . COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COM-' MANY, Skinntr-street. London; beg leave to soliLit • the Attention of the NObility; Oentry, and Public in r.ene r al, to their very low Prices for the , ' WO I C E ST WIN Es, C;ENUINE SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. • PRIMEST 110TTI,E.0 PORTF,R. ~ 1 . LE, and 00U1 - 51.11 BRUWINT "' O UT, for Reath' Money only, which will be delivered to +Order, tree of expLer, to .4ny Part of Lorylon. * Curious Old Port, of the Viritage of t 306, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe , - 130 ._e 0 11 a 1 t Pipe - _ -6; o e Quarter Pipe . - - - 33 o o *Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the wood, per Butt - . ilalf Butt - - - Quarter Butt - - - 4 FinoOld West India Madeira, per Pipe, 7-ialf Pipe ' - - Quarter Pipe . - - linest , Port Wine, warranted to have been six years in the wood, new in bottles, 13 to the Dozen . . • - sos• * Choice Old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted 535. " Curious Old Port, warranted to have been -, five ' 118 o o 6o o 3t 0 • 0 116 o 9 59 0 30 0 0 Per Dozen. years in bottle, tz to the Dozen - 575. Cool Sherry, 13 to the Dozen - . 545• * Very Fine Old ditto, warranted to have .been • - eight years in the Butt, t 3 to the Dozen . 565.- rine Teneritle, 13 to the Dozen .. ~ . 5,5. , ` Fine Old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen - , 535. * Finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen 665. * Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted to be 11. years old, tz to the Dozen -84 s. * Ditto Sherry, tz to the Dozen - . 6os. * Claret of the finest quality and flavour, rz to the Dozen - - 95 5 . Very Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen ' - . - , .. . SOS. Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto -.- 4 6 5• s., t tnest White Noyedu, tz ditto • - 565. 'Ditto Pink Ditto. 12 ditto • ' n. 565. bitto Old Rum Shrub,. tz ditto s. - 465. Per Gallon. Tine Flavoured Geneva . - los. 6d. - Ditto ld Strong Ditto - . 12d. 6d. * D i tto very Strong - . -13 s. 6d. TY di tto J amaica o t 6s. 6d. itto - Ditto ditto Hollands . - . 335. od. Per Dozen. !Ditto Double Brown Stout, ti to the Dozen 7s. 6d. 'Finest Old Ale, warranted zz Months old before bottled - . - . gs. 6d. _ . itFinest Burton Ale, ditto - • 10 s . 6d. Per Gallon.' 'very Curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be ~ tell years old - . -35 s ed. . bitt o Curious Fine Flavoured Old Rum -18 s. 6(1. - l 'ine Old B. Brandy - - - i6s 6d. nine Old B. Hollands, superior to most Foreign .os. cd. Those Articles marked * are what the Company recom mend as being of a more superior quality than what is gene tally sold, and of the finest flavour. Per Dozen. .Fine flavoured Yin de Grave, i 2 to Doz. - 665. od. - Dittto 13arsack - - Do. J 755. od. .. - %())(1 Hock Do. -1-30 s. od. Ditto ii , Curious - - Do. - 14 S. NI. 4 ,,RiPe Champagne - Do. - 1 3os cd. -, Nnyeau Martinique , - Do. - -43•):,. ~ .d. wf or the conveniency of those Families who prozr their , Ines in Pints, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, 'the Company have seleEtect the most Curious Wines, &c. and offer the following as the most choice that can be pro duced : Pine. West India Madeira, tz pints to the dozen, 365. ~,,.°ld East India ditto, of the most exquisite flavour and - I"ality, 12 ditto, 455. • Ditto Malmesey, Ditto, 455. 7-. Old East I nolia Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua- Fine 4l tl2 ditto, 385. Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 28s. vitt° Calcavella 40s. „Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest seleaed Pipes °I the favourite vintage ohB-6,. 12 ditto, 28s. Ditto, of the most rare sort, bottled front the most curious ° 11 1 Wine in the kingdom, that has lain in a body, near xo 3'ears. This Article has all the softness and flavour of the _ u m ost rare Wine, .and is worthy the attention of the first Con , oisseurs„ 12 ditto, 325. Luscious Shrub, made from the finest Flavoured Old Rum, 42 ditto, .245. 4 1 .6 Ri d Pe Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto, • . . .1 eUrinns Mello* Ale, warranted two years old before bet. 'mi t but.of the,softest Livia, 12 ditto, ss. 6d. 41) MEDICAL S(7110014 OF (UY'S HOSPITA4 rimE WINTER. COURSE of " LECTURES 1. , commend; the st of ouroBER, PRACTICE of MEDICINE, "by Dr. 131 , ...1.31NLC1:0N a.id Dr. CURRY. • ' CLMMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON, Dr. MARCET. and Mr..ALLEN. • 4.?,XPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr. ALLEN. THEORY df MEDICINE, and MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. CURRY mid Dr. CHOLMELEY. • MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL DREN, by Dr. 1-14i.IGLITON. PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL ECONOMY, by Dr. HAIGHTON. • SIRUCTIIRK and DISEASE. t. the TEETH, by Mr. - FOX. • N;i3. These Lectures, with those on Anatomy, and the Principles and Practice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St. Thomas's hospital adjoining, are so arranged, that no two of therif interfere in the boat; of attendance ; and the whole is calculated to form a complete Clouse of Medical and Chirurgical Instructions. Terms arid other Particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. • TUE.NTIKE TOLLS TO LET. • is - hereby given • that the TOLLS • 4 11 arising 4- the several TA rates upon the Turnpike i•oad leading ' from Stratford-apiin-Avonlo Aiderminster, - and Shipston-ufon-IStnur to IR. top of Lon;: r"ompton-hill, in the County of Warwick', hnoWn the of LONG COMIITON-GATE, • : , GATE, and tne STR.`,"P and C!.1;• be LE-I 4t i , e Inn. Sh*Tstor-'.n-Stour,c,l , p tember hou , • • .1, ;.ale -Afternoon, in i ;_ w the lath year of the. , -.An of his regalitling the said. TurnpY , • inst'rear the'suM of t!te, expense • :—, Long , Compi - (.• Futze4lill Honington Gate Stratford and Clifford Gate •• • • 520. • And will be put-up woparately or together, as the Commis sioners shall 'determin?.. at the ;,f eeting previous to their being putup. Whoever happens to pie,' the i:.est bidder mast at the same time pay one month's rent in aktv;.nce ' and give geeurity, with sufficient sureties, to the satt , f.tc,tioa nt . the Trustees, tot the said Turnpike-road for the payment of the Rents agreed for at such times and in such manner as they shall order and appoint., -- At the above Meeting souse new Commissioners will be appointed. Stratford-upon-Avon.. synxtAm GEORGE MORRIS Sept. 16th, 181 . 2. Clerk to the Trustees: •9 N. B. The - Commissioners have it in contemplation to lower . the Tolls, and do awat. , the Tieliet# upon the above Turnpike Road. 'WEST KENT QUA rEP. NOTICE is hereby given, That the next GE NERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE, for the WESTERN DIVISION'Of the COUNTY of •KENTovill be holden at Maidstone, on TUESDAY, the 6th Day.of Octo ber next, on which day the Court Will he opened at Nine o'Clock iu the Morning precisely, when the High Constables. will be required to make their Presentinents, and the Grand Jury will he impannelled and sworn, and those who do nut appear will he fined. r 7 The Court will then immediately proceed to make Orders in Bastardy, and other Parllh Business; - and those Pet 3ons who are .to appear on Itee , ,;,,ni4ances far Bastardy, the Peace, arid other Parish Business, ore togil:e their attendance. At Twelve o'Clock Noc,n, the Court will proceed to the ern: . -{••ration of all - Rills' ant? other 'Dernands on the County, id of the Rep.rts cf C,:lninAtees to whom any matters may at a former S2ssion h Zvi neen re':erred, and of all such other Business as has usually iieen denonlitiatsd County Bu siness. At Two o'Clock 4n the Afternoon the Court will ,hear Appeals. On the following Day the Court will be opened at Nine o'Clock in the Morning precisely . , when the Jury summoned by the Sherif; for the. Trial of Prisoners and of toe Traveries ,be called, and those • who do not appear will be fined.-- The Court will then proceed to Hie Trial of the Prisoners and the Traverses. illN.7;tices of Appoal and, of Trial Must be given Eight clear'py. , before the commencement Of the Session (unless whei:ethe tine is prescribed by Act of Parliament) ; and ail Appeals arid' Traverses mutt be set down for hearing, with I the Clerk of the Peace, .before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the first day of tI4 Session. And in order to dis?ateh to Business, all Prosecutors and WitneSses bound over to prefer Ellis of Indictment, or to give Evidence before tho ",;ratid Jury, are hereby required to .attend at the opimin:4' . the Cdurt, bn the first day of the Session, in order that they may give Instructions to the • Clerk of Indictments to prepare the Bills,, and that they, may go before the Grand Jury, and give Evidence on the same. And al: Persons bound by Recognizance to answer to any Bills of Indicttnenti'and all Witnesses bound over to give Evidence on the Trial of any Indictment, are hereby required to attend at \ the opening of the Court en the second day of the Session. CLARIDGE, Sevcnoaks, Kent, of the Peace. • NEW PUBLICATIONS: MINERVA-OFFUZ, LEADENHALL-STREET. Day way published, . • In Four Volumes, 12mo. price/ 225. QUBSTANCE and SHADOW • or, the Fisher. KY DanFirtnFs of Brighton. 13 T the Author of " Banks of the 'Wye," " Aunt and Niece,' " Eversfield Ab bey," &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. The following will he published this Year : Monastery of St: Cohunh; or,' the Atonement. By Mrs. Roche, Author of " The Children of the Abbey," &c. 3 vols. Stories of the Four Nations. By the Author of " Margi ana," &c. 5 vols. • Lady Dynevor; or, my Father's Wife. By A.y. Hol stein, 3 vols. • • • ; Age and Youth; or, the Families of Ahenstedt. By La Fontaine, 4 vols. Stranger of Liodieuroot ; or, Who is my Father? By Mrs. Ross, Author of " The Cousins," &c. 3 vol. Daughterrin-Law, .her Father, , and Famill. By the Author Of ".The Clert.;yman'S Widow and :Fa Sir Ferdinand of Ingland; an Historical Itolnance. BY J. N.Brewer, Author of " A Winter's Tale," "An Old Fa mily Legend," &c. 4 vols. ENCSCI,OP/EDIA BRIT.‘NNICA. This Day was published, - ... In Twenty Volumes, 4to. iflustraied with nearly Six Hundred Engravings, price 36j. in boards, - .V 4 NCYCLORIEDIA BRITANNICA ; or, DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and MISCEL LANEOUS. LITERATUKE, enlarged and improved. The :Fo rth _E d iti on ,Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. and Thiinason ,Sonar, Edinburgh. Sold by Cadell and Davies, White, - Cochrane, and Co. John Cuthell, J. Richardson, S. Bagster, Laekington, ' Allen and Co. John Murray Gale, , Curtis, and Penner, 'Thom“s Hamilton, J. Forsyth, J. Barrington, J. Redwell, Ge4ge Cowie and Co. and the other Booksellers in London. _ _ **,* The Eneyclopzedia Britannic forms in itself a com plete Library, a;id has vmifOrmly sustained a celebrity far ex ceeding any other work of the klad. It is the production of the most eminent. Men who have adorned the . Republic of Letters for the last(Thirlv Year, and has, during that period, a,ttaitied the unprleedent'ed circkelation of nearly Twenty-five Thousand Copies. Of the Fotirth or present Edition, only a isaited number noWy.eumiu on sale, NEW PUBLTQATIVISS.. This Day was published, price :Is rrn.PRICES of the ROXBUR,GH LTBRAIIt - Printed for G. arid W. INicol, Mg...lsAler3 to H:3 t.StV „ - ELECTION LAW. This Day was publishe(l,price 104. CU. ItibOar(!s, i t COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT relative to County and Borough Elections 1.‘.-ith refe, rences to several reported Cases, containing - • the Determina tions of the House of Common, in two Parts. , I. Such as respect the Proceedings. at•the Election. 2. So.ch as-respect the subsequent Proceedings on Petitions to the House of Commons. Chr3nologically arranged with a copious Index. By JOHN_ DISNEY, Esq. Of thr. lu:ker Temple, Barrister at Law. • Lcndon: Printed for AV. Clarke and Sons, Law, BmAsel lers, Portugal-street ] Lincoln's Inn, • ,01 r,hom may he in . 3vo. price 7s. Ga. A PRACTICAL Al-iItiDriMENT of ELECTION LAW, from the issuing, the Writ to the Return, adapted particu larly adapted particlarly to the Use of I-lemming Officers, Caadidates, and _Electors in the res , ,:nctive Proceed.inss for Counties, Cities being Counties, and Boroughs. By John Disney, Esq, Al , o, in SVo. price 9s. in boards, The I'll FSH auti SCODiti. E1...Z.C110N ACTS. Prepafing fQT Re-publication, 71)ITGDALE'S MONASTICON History of the Ancient Abbies, Monas teri,S, f:athedral Collegiate Churches, with their Ile:),,ne.nice, in England and Wales. Alsosof all'such Scotch, 'lrish, and French Monasteries, as did in any manner relate to those in England. C o phining a, fait a:!connt of tie Abbey Lands, their Revelries, Founda tions, Grants, Donations, &c. &c. •A. new Edition,' With very considerable Additions and Improvements, in Four Vol wiles. • .. • By the Rer, BULKELFA' BANDINEL, M.A. • Fellow of New College, Oxford. The number Of copies printed will be limited to three hun dred upon - crown' paper,' in folio, and fifty upon royal, Nyi'!l proof impressions of the elates, the number of which will exceed out hundred and fifty. - - • , The publication will be in parts, at two guineas each to •the first two hundred subscribers, (n.list of - whom he printed); and then advanced to three guineas e.v.cli partuppn the remaining hundred' copies. • ." • The number of parts will not e 7 c.c_eed and they will be regularly published at quarterly) :rinds, or 9ftcncr it practicable. • , • The price of the royal paver copies will he five guineas each part (to subscribers) prior to the publication if the second part. • • Part I. will be ready for delivery in January 1813. SPecimens,,both of the PlateS, and of the Work itself, as proposed to be condacted,• may he seen at the 'Publisher's, John Harding„ 36, St. J.nues's-street, London, when. an en larged Prospeetbs may be had upon application, and 'Sub scribers -names are received. ESTATES FOR SALE. • SOUTH WALES: CAPITAL FREEHOLD EiTATE',--RAPNORSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuani, to an Order of the High Court of Char - leery, made in the Matter of the devised Estates of JoirN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the person 'appointed. by Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said COUrt, to whom the said Matter 'stands referred, at the BEAR'S HEAD INN, in . 7. , ;EWTOWN, in the County of Mont gomery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days of .octoher next, at 2 o'clock of each Day in the Aftei 7 ; 11003,. IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, • D ART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of Penyl;ent, cou!?isting of several Farms and Lands situate in the several Parishes of LlanvibanfNl Rhydithon ; Lla.ndewy Istralenny ; Saint Ll'anbister, Nantmell, Llanbadarn yynnydd, Llanbadarn Vans, Llandegiey, and Kerenlys, Kereniece in the County of •Radnor; containing intoe whole upwards-of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, with the Timber and Wood growing thereon. Printed Particulars may be. had .(gratis) in London, at the said Master's ChaMbers, in Southamptim-bnildings, Chan cery-lane ; and of Mears. Meredith, Robbins, and Tom kyus, Solicitors, Lincums-Inn ; at whose Office Plans of the Estates may. be seen : Particulars may also be had of Mr. Evan .Evans, Solicitor, Rhayader • Mr. Whitcombe, Soli citor, Kingtoir ; Mr. Thomas Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton ;' • Mr. Gathers; Land Surveyor, - Presteigne; the place of Sale ; the. Fleece Inn, Penyhenti the Wells, Llandrindad ; the Clown-Inn, Ludlow ; and the other 'principal inns in the neighbourhood. - • BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By M. BAKER, - At the King's - Arms Inn, in Dorchester, Oa Tuesday, the 27th of October next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, IN TWO LOTS, On such Conditions as shall be then and there produced, The FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the following .ESTATES . ' LOT I. LL that. the MANOR and LORDSHIP, or kik. reputed Manor and Lordship, of ARMESWELL, .and the capital MESNU,A(.4E, TENEMENT, mid FARM, called ARMESWELL I ARM,with Ufa Appurtenances, situate; lying and being'in the Parish of WIC LAND NEWTON, in the Comity of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Cross ; as Tenant theieof, consisting of a good Farm House, Out-honseS, Barns, Stables, and other necessary and.. eon ',Talent Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, and about Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture; and Coppice. Land. . , . LOT 11. , - ' All that other MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM,: with the Appurtenances, called KNOAKE otherwise KNOAKES FARM, situate, lying, and being in the said Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, now also in the occal)a lion of the said Thomas gross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm-bousk:pand Garden, Stables, and convenient Oat-houses, and. Serenty-two Acres of excellent Meadow, Pas'tur'e, and Aral - sle Land. These Estates are situate in a Sporting Country on the Bor ders of the fertas Vale of Blackinoore,about Tea Miles from Dorchester, Eight from Sherborne, and Fourfrom Cerne; and abound with Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, and Elm , • _•• _ _ . . The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, 1818, and at the. other usnal and customary times of qu►ttin estates in those parts: • • The Purchaser will be entitled . to,the Rents and Pre fits, from Lady Day, 1813. 'For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and for printed Particulars of the Estates, at theOttice of Mr. F. O.A.KI.EY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law.; at the Auctioneer's; the Farm House, at Armeswell ; atthe Principal Inns and Li braries-in "the Towns of Sherbornc, Shaftesbury, Bridport, Blaudf:›rd, Salisbury, and Exeter, and at Messrs. PEARSONO, SOLiCitUtS, Pump-court, Teuipl, London. - - • QFFICE OF OJWN4XCE, Sr 7.4` 2, IPI2. ..P.7. 1. 411.i . C1PA 1 ; OFFICERS Qf Hts - qs J.SS I TY'S ORDN:ING.E do Act-6y g:.oe That Pr.oponit..;ivi;l be received of Their Office, i., Pa:l-Afa on or before . 7 redßesdrty, the :23e ci in* sir ch at may be to trw.!crtrzhc the of F:0 R A.GT, fit the Ordlanet stritiancd frz tht fo.qaToi7z: Tistr be dciivcrcri ,7t c , ,E.rpense'i>l the Cowe mc!or, : • „ . . , Nv , rtic Sri' ri,rf . , ' Chr)::,t...F..u7ch. • - , ..,V, , rther;:,'Yor ' . ..:7•,:r..- ; Irc.c c iQe.Ario-thr,.,.l,TF. , ?Pshil - p. . 1 - ,,,at , ?: - 21,t.. - , ,. ,:, :ief: ',J . ri 7 a;ll", if - f..5!• - ri , (-I ' ,., _ ,t'v,:lu f, ,7,; th ~.:0.,it,i., . . rp, c.i..c4i.s.ive of Chatham, it,ljep,,,ile.wie.,..,mr,,,:ey, . ...soati.-ir,,t, iiwii..:(li.lbi- Portz:- I, uuc.', Cf•t t atizam. mouth, Lie ry: ;Tight, u):2:i I fur a Feria cf SiX Afonths i ftcmt theist of Clefililjer next. 'The Oats to be good, 4 , Teft, dry, and tkan, with ;kat alai; tare of Foxy Gr.;:lotbkrni„ Oats, and oirst nct 4es3 titan S 7 paand.r. - ;e: ,- Bakiel ; the Hay to 6e •mee," and z!iy, cnd LT' fli7t-7erF oisVbs. far iw, ;epS ra '0 r 0 72, CA'4.7::, a drq :17; elt or I've ? (met :o i!.7:c!:,•ei - ed in -Trzi.ne.... cfsielbc. - Th; be paid for ilia ;.c...7fieetive Qaanti:i•es ofwick 41.= , tick. 21Z,ay be del,' wad, to Lie at t fol2owis- rate.* VL .. - For the Oras ut per lorndred pounds, ..Irn:irck23is. the Har ra• per itundred dad treetre PoaNds: Foe the Straw at per hundrce! and I i)OuUtit. The Proposals may be delivered Sepl,Wfly c joik!yfer two or nn) 'e of the J4id .I)( li gricts, and it is expeoltl ti lt the Con tractor shall receive the Stub le Dung, which, during th . period of his Contract, may accumulate, mucking an allowance jar the same after the rate of • per iforse per Week. Farther Particulars may be known, upon application to the Officers Comnutuding the Royal Artillery in each Distriet; and also at the Secretary's- Off efe, in Pall-Mall, tyercsaid, any 'Day between, t:se Hour's of Ten anal Four. o'Cloch,nlirrr the Proposals mist be delivered, sealed esp ana indorsed, ". Provo sals for Forage;" hut no Proposal can be admitted' after the said 23d instant, at Twelve q'Clock at Noon of the same. pay, neither any nader Le nctked, - unless the Party a':ing it, cr an Agent in Ms Behalf, shall attend. By q'der Cl' I: Board, 1?. H. CREW, Secretary. EAST-INDIA-I-10 L'ISE, August 26, 1812. _rtnHE co URT of DIRECTORS of .the UNITED COMPANY V MERCH,IYTS of EsVqr,z(ND trading to the E2:lS2'.-INDIES u. hereby give Notice, T,',ct at th , _. QUAR7'ERL.I * GE.Nl27.l?za, COURT' Of the said Co'nipany, a;r.ponted to be held on Wednesday, the 23d Sept,nber next, the unanimous lksotation of the Court of Dinctors of the sth hatant, tOherein they state that the Cori- CCeero, and Owners, of the ship or: fully acquitted .of all „imputation of neglect or neisconaltiot in respect to the Capture of the said ship, will be reported t , ) the General Court, agreeably to the Act of the 331/4 of his present Majesty, Cap. 89. JAMES COBB, ilssistant-Secretari?. STOMACH COMPLAINTS, WIND, GOUT, SPASM, CHO LIC, and GENERAL DEBILITY of the STO.MACH 011 INTESTINES. CORNWELL's ORIENTAL CORDIAL ;s a I:l:Air:int of c‘tab',s:.becl- reputation for the Relief ant Cure of the abote. Complaints; it was first cliscoveret and used in the East Indies, where Debility Of the Stun - latch and Intetitici are severe find alarming, by a Physician of emi nence and character, - and has been recoinineoded in this Coantry a great numbzr of mspectable 14viduals, tvao have ex.p::-.. - :.,nced .its saliatary intinenCe; among Whom is the larether of the late Lord Alvanley, and - Lord Bryo,,:s Rod ney. It restores ton& to the Stomach, .removes th€ effects of on ripe or improper Frtrlt, Spasm, Cholic, Wind, Qout,,and In digestion, and generally strengthening the System, resists the attacks of those Diseases which too often terminate in sudden Dissolution. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 86, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price 4s. 6d. and the larger size, conta.ining six small'Boltleg, at 11: c2S - . ' 110LMES'sBRITISHFLUID, for preserving - and promoting the. GROWTH of HAIR, sold Whole sale and Retail, price ss. 6d. at his Ornamental Hair Manu factory, the top of Essex-Street, in the Strand. This Prepa ration is offered with a just confidence to the Public, as in nocent and efficacious; 1w its ibberent qualities it will pre ! . serve. tie Hair that remains, and also improve its growth.; it has been known to restore Hair on bald places, and it certainly retards the appearaine of Grey Hairs. The man ner of using it being peculiar to itself, directions will be s:;al ed up with the bottle. This Fluid is recommended to the Public, accompanied by no . fulsome panegyric. J. H. only solicits that it may be put to the proof, and rest on its own merits. - To prevent a spurious article being imposed on the Public, none, can he genuine which is nut signed by J. Holmes. ' 'N. B. 'lt is strongly recommended to Officers, and others going to warm climates, being a certain preventative from losing their Hair.. THE .value of Or.. 'RE &MAN ' s G Urf-A SA LUTA RIS • has been so long proved, that no thing of the present day can bear - a competition w'.th it, in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it dream:illy cures, and eradicates from the habit, w=rit. out exciting the painful feelings and, expo - sure that afterid Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution in - any degree, or even requiring contine,v,ient from busi. ness, or restridion of diet. The radital virtues Of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation, for than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes they prove- a never-tatting Restorative,' whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by iftelt pleasures, or the effeds of a warm clititate. To Travellers, add those going abroad, they cannot be recommenden• too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete Cure, in all old stubborn Glects, and every Weakness that affeds the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By its efficacy many Women have become Mothers, who tor many years 'hall been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, of .Paternoster'-row ; Sharp, and Belain, Ports mouth; Jones, eston, A Ilnutt, Mallory, and Portsea ; Half and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and lacoli, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross and Turner, /lull ; lioxiand and Cookworthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilert, Plymouth; Knott :ind Lloyd, and Swinney and • Co. Birmingham; Biliikge, Ed wards and Penny, anti Latitt•ury, - f.iverpcol ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Mander ton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter. Edinburgh; Baxter and Macdanald, Glasgow.; Bulgen and Barry, Bristid ; Steven son and Co.-. Norwich.; 'Swinfen, Leicester ; Duun and. Sot ton Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine Vensiers, inlious at as, gd..and 4; each.