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:f . NUMBER 6319•] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T His PRESENT EVENING, December 9, 112, Co -limed. 'Their Majesties Servants will perform the Co ed. o f • JttJLE A WIPE AND HAVE A WIFE.- • Duke, Mr: HOLLAND • Don Juan, .Mr. R. PHILLiPS A Copper Captain, Mr. WRENCH; Leon, Mr. ELLISTON4 CaCa fogo, Mr. PALMER;Margaritta, Mrs. ORDER; Estifania, Mrs. GLOVER ; Old Woman, Mr. LOVEGROVE. To Which wilt he added the Musical Entertainment of MY GRANDMOTHER. Vapour, Mr. DE CAMP; Woodley, Mr. J. SMITH •, Dicky Gossip, Mr. LOVEGROVE ; Charlotte, Miss POOLE ' • Florella, Mrs. DAVISON (late Miss DUNCAN). The Doms to be opened at half past Five o'Cluck, to be gin at half past Six. Boxes, is" - Second Price Ss. ed.—Pit, 3s. 6 d.; Second P rice, 2 s.—LowerGallery s.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; 4 ecotul Pries, 6d. Boxes and Plac'es to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the °dice in Little Russell-Street, from Ten till Pour, and from 'ran in Atte Evening until the Doors are *dosed. . - The principal Box Entrances arc in 'Brydges-street, with an auxiliary or in Russel-street ; ;he Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and Wohnrn-street; l.he Lower Gallery En trances are in Russell-street and Wobttrustreet; the Upper Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up front Great Russel-Street, Cevent-Giardeu, and draw off towards the Strand. . Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. To-morrow, The Clandestine Marriage ; with Netley Ab bey. A new Musical Farce will be produced on Saturday next, salted The Assignation. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PrO-MORROW • EVENING, Dec. 10, 1812, Will be performed the new Grand Historical Play called. THE RENEGADE. (Founded on Don Sebastian, King of Portugal, by Drydet►). The Overture and Music couiposed by Mr. H. R. Bishop. - • FORTVGITEZE. Don Sebastian, King of POrtugul, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; • Alvarez (his Admiral), Mr,CHAPMAN AntOnio, Mr. JONES ; Octavio, Mr: SINC'LAIR ; • Pedro, Mr. - BLANCHAB.D ; • • Jaquez, Mr. LISTON ; Olivia, Miss BOLTON ; • Dorim (the Rnegade) ,Mr. YOUNG. moons. Muley Mnloch (Emperor of Barbary), Mr.BARRYMORE; Bentiucar (his Minister), Mr. EGERTON; • fireball, Mr. ATKINS Zeydan Mr. - JEFE'RIES ; The Slufti, Mr. CRESWELL ; The I)owaa, Mr. SIMMONS Orasmin, Mr. DURUSET ; • Almeyda (the Deposed Einpress), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, -After which. wal be -performed a New Farce - (with Songs) called LOVE, LAAV, AND PHYSIC. The Overture,. &c. composed by Mr. M. P. King. The Principal Characters by Mr. BLANC HA RD, Mr. MATH EWS, Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADI C RST, Mr. ATKINS, Mr...I.:MERV, Alf. SI.ADER; Mrs. GIBBS, Miss F.-MUMS. Boxes is. Second Price 3s. Gd.--. Pit Bs. 6d. - Seeend Price 25. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price B.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price Gd. The Public are respectfully informed that on Saturday the 12th will be revived the Tragedy of the Earl of Warwick; with the Farmer. The Public are respectfully informed, that the revived Tra gedy of Alexander the Great will be acted '(for the last times) on Tuesday and Saturday in the next week. On Tuesday the 22d inst. will be revived Hughes's Tra gedy of the Siege of DamaScus, which. is positively the last night of Mr. Betty's engagement). The revived Opera of the Lord of the, Manor (on account •f the numt.roas applicatio . ns) will be perforMed on. Thurs-. day in next week. CAPITAL. INN TO BE LET. TO 'BE LET, And eniered on immediately, - THAT commodious and well-established INN, the WHITE HART, at GRAVESEND. 'The House is at present in Full Trade, situated in the best part of the High-street, and possesses every convenience for entertaining the numerous Strangers and Visitors passing by, or remaining at that busy town. The present opportunity is such a one as can seldom oc cur for entering into an excellent business, - and is well worth the attention of any person desirous of engaging in that line. For Particulars, apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Jo seph :istiley, Wine Merchant, Chathatn. • 114. IPE Stilton, Eddish, Parninsan, Chapzigar, Cottenham, and Chedder Cheeses,' Hams, Tongues, Pig's Chops, D. Beef, German Sausages , fine Russian Ca viare, Rein-deer Tongues, Welch Salmon, Pickled Oysters, Cod Sounds, dried Sprats, fine Oils, PickleS, Vinegars and Spices, Anchovies, Essence of Anchovies, Essence of Lobsters and Shrill - fps, Quin Sauce, Ceratch, C,acis, Lemou-Pickle, and other rich Sauces, Ketchup, Soy, Cayenne, Curry Powder, MangoeS, French and Spanish Olives, Maccaroni Vermicelli, Truffles, Capers, Nnstard, Essence of Celery, Ant, Parsley, &c. Essence of Spruce, Preserved Ginger, and every article in the Oil Trade, at Hickson s, 170, Strand. ARDING,-:HOW4L, and Co. being re, quesi.ed by a considera4le Manufaetnrer in the coun try, to introduce forlinta new fabric of FUR CLOTH ; they beg mostrespectfally to solicit the inspection of Ladies of this very curious and particularly elegant article which they have in variety of colours ; it is of a most agreeable texture, and peculiarly adapted for Evening Dress. H. H. and Co. - avail themselves of the same opportunity 'to recommend the extensive Stock of General Goods, with Which their Warehouse is as usual assorted, combining no- Neelty with elegance and utility. Silks in the greatest possible variety, and Velvets of 'a su perior, quality, in all colours. • Furs of the rarest description, and every other article cal culated for the Winter Season. Their . Millinery Rooms, as usual, under the direction of lies James, and stored with that fashion for which she has been hitherto so particularly distinguished. OL), Pall Mall, Nov. 28, 1812. FOR COLDS, RHEUMATISMS, &c. IA R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to open the pores and promote all the natural secretions, are the best remedy for Colds, Itheuma tisms, slight Fevers, and all Disorders which arise from ob structed perspiration. They arc equally excellent for Head- achs, Ind►gestions, and for Quay, Bilious, and other com plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, too often the•conse quence of free living. As. a general. Faniily - Medicine they have no equal; and they, are particularly convenient for tra iTellers, as they do not require any confinement. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church yard, London; but as many persons mistake the house, they are desired to observe that the Number is 45, on the coach way, four doors from Cheapside. To.he had also at the late Ir. James's house, Brenton-street. • 91' OLD MOPE OF DRAWING RESTORED ! STATE LOTTERY-13,000 Tickets, all dif ferent Numbers.—NO Classes !h•Every Picket will be drawn separately out of the 'Wheel in Two bays, viz. 14th and 15th JANUARY, 1:113. . • • SCIMM.E. . .. 2 .... of ....k20,000 . ~. are ....40,000 , - 2 .10,000 :20,000 4 6 G . 500 • 3,000 0 10 • . 10 • - 14 32 40 . . 50 " ' 30 , 1,500 •,, 320, . '"" • 25 - 8,000 2,100 , ' . 15 • 31,500 .. • , . . -., 13,003 Tickets. -4 130,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODIATCK, and CO. Contracto'refor the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Batch-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, .Charing-crov ; where in the Lotteries drawn in the present Year the following Capital Prizes have been Sold in 225 Shares: N 0.3,486 • £20,000 5,518 lO,OOO , • •.- 6,825 lO,OOO . 11,511 Three of 3,0001. Two of:1,0001. One of 5,0001. Seven .of 3001. Five of 2001. &c. &c.&c. . . and NOWLAND, Watch and Clock Manufacturers, No. 45, High Holborn, respectfully submit to their Friends and the Public a new and elegant As sortment of fine GOLD REPEATEILS, with every other sort of Watch on the most improved principles, adapted to give satisfaction to those who may honour them with their com mands ; the Work being their own, they can with confidence warrant the performance. N.B. A variety of Ornamental and other Clocks. NTIATTRITION, the Composition which -CIL so completely prevents the Effects of Friction in Car riages, and Machim , ry of all kinds, atid which is sold at 149, ill the Strand, is on 4 of the most useful, and also one of the greatest Discoveries that has been made for these Hundred Years; and we understand that by the use of it, the Public save full Four Hundred per cent. and in-some cases more than that. . . CIRCULATING' L.WRAIIIES FOR THE WINTER.' K. NEWMAN and CO. be : r leave to inform • - anv Lady or Gentleman who is going to commence a Libraryi - that the have three complete ones to dispose of, on exceeding low terms„ for ready inoney ; one of 7-27 volUmes, . twelres, new, half bound in calf, at Is. Eid. per volume; an other of 1000 volumes, new, half-bound iu calf, at 2s. per vo lume; and a third, a capital collection of 637 volum.. , s, new, half-bound in. calf, for 2s. Gd. per voiume,—ParticuLars on ap "plication. Minerva 011 ice, Leadenhall-street, Oct. Is T 2. • 4 7 1 I Etr • NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was pal - di ihcd, In One Volumo, Octavo, price 19i. boards; no Second:Edi tion; corrected and improved, of i t TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY, with their most useful practical Applications. By JOHN BONNYCASTLE, Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy; Wool‘vic!) Printed for C. Law, Catlett and Davies, B. and R. Crosby, and Co. John Richardson, Cradock and Jity, and J. Johnson and Co. This Day was published, In Five large Volumes, detay.:, price 31. in boards, a New Edition of T HE HISTORY . m o is f T the CHURCH of By the_Rev. JOSEPH MILNER, A. M. Master of the Grammar School, and aftervyards Vicar of the ' Holy Trinity Church, in Kingston-upon,Hull.. Revised, corrected, and continued, • By the Rev. ISAAC MILNER, D.D. Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen's C.illeg - e, Cam bridge. Printed fen- T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.. Of whom may be had, by.the sane Author, 1. Practical Sermons; to which - is prefixed, an A:•connt of the Life and Character of the Author, V. the Doi:, of Car lisle; two vols. price 11. 4s. in hoards. 2. Tracts and Essays, Theological and Historical; one vol. price 1.25. boards The Works, complete, of the late Rev. Joseph Milner, A M. a new and uniform Edition, in eight large vols. Svo. price 41. liks. in boandils. N. B. Some Copies of the Second Volume of The History tory of the Church of Christ have also been printed, for sepa rate Sa4,•to complete sets of the former Edition. On Saturday will be published, Elegantly printed on a superfine Paper, price in boards Ns. ' 6d. the First Volume of T4 kI TARRATIVE POEMS on the FEM4LE CHARACTER, in . the various Relations of Life. By MARY RUSSET, L MLTyoR D , Anthornf.Cbristina, and a Volmbe of Nliscellancous Poems. Printed for F. C. and J. Riving-ton, No. St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, - - IntheYolume now offered to the Public, Friendship, en deared by the Ties and Habits of Kindred, forms the Groinid-' work' of the first; and Sisterly Love,' of the second Tale The Series will be completed in three Volumes. • Of ,the, ab6ve-mentioned Bookseller;may be had, by the same Author, I. Christina, the Maid of the South Seas, a Poem; ele gantly printed in °ire vollnne Bvo.- price 10s. 6d. 2. Miscellaneous Poems.' The second edition, with consi derable additiotis, in one vol. Bvo. price 10s. 6d. This Day were published, In Three VoluMes, Octavo , price ti . I.ls. 6d. boards. BIOGRAPHIE MODERNI.; or, Lives of re markal)le Characters who have .distinguaished them selves from the Commencement of the Frelich,Revo:_.tion to the preAent Time,. in which all the Facts which concern them are related in the most impartial and authentic manner. FROM THE FRILNCH. ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bro - .rn, Riternoster-row; told at the. British Gallery, 51, New Bond street. *,, 4, The Edinburgh Reviewers speak with cortfidcnce of the accuracy of this wort, from their own knowledge of the sources of its information, and re'coinmend it as highly inte, , resting in various points•ofriew, and presenting us with Por 'traits of Beings, whose 113211eS we still recal with s , msations ut astonishment and terror. This Day wag published, Prioe'Vs. sewed, Number VI. of AMERICO4 s tiEVIEW of HISTORY AL and POLITICS: containing Letters on France and -England. Letter VII. Of the Character and StructUre of the French Police.—Letter VIII. - Of the French Stage—The Grand Opera.—Letter " Theatre Francais"—Tra , edy and Comedv—TboughtS on a Financial System adapted to the present Circumstances, and future Prosperity of the Cnion— Constance de Castile, p. Poem in Ten Cantos._ By William Sotheby—Outlines of a Plan for the Regii.Tation of the Cir culating Medium 'of the United States Memoir on the Af fairs of Spain—A 'cursory Inquiry, into the Embargo Policy of the American Gm'ernment; with an Appendix of State Papers. - , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-rows and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street, • • _ • • • DR, TROTTER ON NERVOUS DISORDERS, • ' ' • . Third Edition, . . This Day was publi'sbed, In Octavo, Jrriee Bs. iu boards,' f 17.1 ENV of ,the NE RVO US TEMPERA . MENT; being a practical Inquiry into the increasing Prevalence, Prevention, and Treatment, of those Diseases, commonly called Nervous, Bilious, Stomach, and Liver Com plaints; indigestion, Low Spirits, GOut, &c. Third Edition, with large Additions. By-THOMAS TROTTER, M.D. Lath Physician to the Grand Fleet. Trinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, paternoster-row. . Of whom may be had,,:iy the same Author, Medicina Nautica, S vols, Bvo. price 11. 3s. boards. An Essay on Drunkenness, GI.). price Gs. boards. This I)ay was published, In Two Vulurnes Sro. price 9.15. boards, The Fourth Edition of, • • et, RIENTAL CUSTOMS ; or, an Illustration ir of the Sacred Scriptures, by .11. explanatory Applica tion of the Custorns.and Manner.sof the Eastern Nations; and especially the Jews, 'therein alluded to. • Collected from the ►uqt celebrated Travellers, and the most eminent Critics, By the Rev. SAMUEL - BCRDER, A. M. Of Clare Hall, Cambridge; Lecturer - of the United Parishes. of Christ Church, Nesvga.te-street, and St. Leonard, Faster lane. Printed for, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,' Paternoster-row. • . • . . . " The,work before us has not only been - composed Nvithcon siderable labour, but this labour will be pipductive of much utility. The ar angement of the observations, according to the order of scripture, will render the work au acceptable book of reference to Divines and Biblical Scliplars."—Mon, Rev. June, 1802. --See aiso Mon:Rev. Jan: 1810. • ' . This Day was published, • In One Thick . Volume Octavo, :price Sixteen Shillings, - boards, A-PORTRAITURE of the ROMAN CATHO LIC RELIGION ; or, an unprejudiced Sketch of the History, Doctrines, Opinions, Discipline, and,present State of Catholicism; with an Appendix, containing a Summary of the Laws now in force against English and Irish Ca tholics. • By the Rev. J.VIGHTINGA'LE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and J. Booker, New Bond-street. N. B. Those: Ladies and Gentlemen who haVe sent their names ai Subscribers, may have their Copies at the Subscrip tion Price, by applying to the Author; No. 5, Upper Ashby street, Northampton-square, or to the Publishers. Of whom may be had, by the same Auth6r, A Portyaiturp of Methodism, Blio."Vrice-10s. Gd. boards. ' %- -a' !" - of. .. rim l ii ,6-? T .~~'V [PRICE SIXPEN CE-FIALPPENN f. DEPiTORD-PICTUALLING-II1RD; . .tVoyeti:her.c o 7,' 1512: -- , I ESE arc to give Notije, tiwi on 7 1 4'ws• day, the 1 981 Deeenzter ne:rt, tit 1O o'Clucl in the rorent.ou, teal be exposed ::o PaLlie at his ...llnjesty's Yvrt!, at De . i,tford, .P.,ncirr. Lots of Ji)ll;;Tiquj' VICE ABLE PROVLSIOS: SIOLI.:S; now_ (vi::lg iu tL, sail Yard, viz. . Bread, Four, Iti!ze, Pease, o:Ameal, BakebouseLsweepings, Oatmeal-sweepings, Emtd-dust, Bags and —• ltc.4s, flutter; Cheese, Sugar, Beef, Pork, Snet,.&e. 14;.:4; Pniichion; -llOgshead, Darrel, and , Ele:Ading - (tight and •drP-,, Irish TiCres, and 13:i;•re! staves ; Wine Pipe-staA'ei, a quantity of 'Board-en:l4, Fire-woad; &C. &e. : Deposit of rwenty-fioe rwzmls. per Gent. As to he,made upon the amount of each Lot at the-time of S,dr, and the re, nu:fouler of the PurchaseMoiwy paid bcfsTe the Stoie, are re- ii iced,, for whiell purpose a Period of Fourteen frorhing-. days will be al!oed from the DaY . V Sale : .the Buyers parti- ! cularly obateing that not less thalvOne-hulf the - Quantity as . to be remoted from the Premises within the first_ SiTe.n Dais, and the Ren,trinfic . 7 lit the Seam. following. Days, otherieise. the .31 - otey forfeited, and the Pro , isions or Stores remain the property of the Crown, as no eztension of Time witl on any account be granted. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 18E1 IMPROVEMENTS ON LAMPS._ S I\lE4 ifURST and Co 138, New Boil d - 'lel • street, solicit the Public to siew their Stoe'.: of PA TENT LAMl':'l, at itteir'Warehouse and Show-rooms, where the greatest variety . is kept for inspection Of any-house in town. Their improved GRECIAN 1. ,- STRES, and other Hanging Lamps, may be used in the most elegant Apartments, Drawing and Dining Rpoms, Sja , ,:`,oards, Libraries, •Halls, Billiard-tables, and wherever a great and pleasant light is required. Their much-admired PATENT MOON LAMP, they flatter themselves, is the most importAi3t discovery ever made on the principle of Lamps by the Oil rising to the Wick without a fountain, and the faltid effluvia of the Oil being entirely con sumed by the flame, which is thereby rendered white and bril liant, and every single light equal to that of si Y was candles, at the expense of only one. They are used for Drawin!r"- zooms, and Dinner-tables, SidebOards, Bookcases, &c. acrd are as elegant and - ornaniental as they are useful. Other persons selling Lamps upon J. S. and Co.'s present principle, without. their Names,on the Label, is an infringe ment on their right, and an imposition on the Public, and will, upon investigation, be found inferior to their's, both in workmanship and utility. Old Brass Lamps, with Fountains, 'can be altered to the new principle. Spermaceti and other Lamp Oils genuine. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day were publiihed, price Is:641; RBMARKS ou the BISHOP of L!NCOLN'S CHMIGE, delivered to the Clergy of his Diocese, 1812. By JOHN DISNEY, D.D. F.S.A. Printed fur J. Johnson and Co. -St. Paul's Church-yard ; and R. Cruttwell, Bath. - Where may be had, ' The - Life of Sir Michael Fostel-, Knight, written by his Nephew; with a Portrait, price 4s. sewed. GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AI)N PORTUGAL. • • • , This Day was published; On Twelye 4arge Sheets, each Sheet two feet teninches by two feet two inches, price, unmounted, 31. 13s. 6d. Orin a case or on rollers 51.-ss. 4NEW MILITARY MAP of SPAIN and PORTUGAL; compiled from the Nauctial Sure of Don VINbENT TOFINO, .the NEW PROVINCIAL MAP: of Don THOMAS LOPEZ, the large MAP of.the ,PYRE NEES,. by ROUSSELL,. and various lu • iginal Documents. Published by John Stoekdale„ Where may he liad, just published, on firm. large Sheets ~ price, unmomited,, 21. 2s. or in, a case or on rollers, price 31. 3s. . . . A New Map of the Seat of War in the Northern Part of Europe; comprehnding. Dcnhiark, Sweden, Norway, the Baltic-Sea, Germany, Prussia, Poland, Switzerland, part of France, and the whole Russian Empire. New atiti Beinitiful ltdition of 13U FFO,N'S NATI TRAL HISTORY, ' With coloured Plates, Complete in One Hundred Numbers. This Pay was published,' Price Is. 6d. with the Plates accurately coloured, or ls. plain. No. 1. of UFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY.; con tabling the Theory of the Earth, a General History of Man, of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, &c.— Translated from. the French, and interspersed with.Notes.3 • By J. S. BARR, Esq. To which •is added, by way of a complete Supplement, a Natural History .of Birds, Fislv_!s, Reptiles, and Insects. A - new editicm,greativ iniproved,and embellished with a highly , finished • Portrait of Button, together with an Account of his Life, by Coadorcet. • The present improved Edition of this valuable Work, be yond comparison the most complete and elegant Natural His tory in the English, or any other Language, having been just printed off, in the best manner, may be had, at the option of the purchasers, by one Number or more at a time, or com plete, in 16 Vole. in boards, price • 71. 18s. with the Plates beautifully coloured, or 51. Bs. plain. For the accommodation of purchasers of former. editions, the 16th volume, consisting entirely of descriptions of Birds disctivered since the 'death of J3lttfon, being additions made to the .original by the celebrated Sounini; may be had separately, to complete their sets. ' • • N. B. To prevent mistakes, the Public are .requested to ask for or order, Button's Natural History, by Barr. • London : Printed for- H. D. Symonds; •and sold •by Sher wood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen , in town and country, on the - 4bove tepns. VICTUaLLING-WWCE, November 30, 1812. rEIHE COMNISSIONERSfor VIC7'UALLNI A. His .3141JESTI"SN,I6'i do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday; the 16th of December, they will be ready, to re ceive Tenders'in. writing (ealed and, treat for Two Hundred , Tons of IRON BUTT, and One HandrediTons of IRON PLATE HOOPS to be manufactcred from the best British Iron; to Le deliVered, in the course rf. Si r "Peeks, by 'weekly proportion's, into I. Majesty'S Victualling 4;toret at Deptford,'and to t.i.e pa,:l for by Bias, payable with Interest, Ninety Daps after date• • • ectulitioits of the Contract may be seen at the Secrc- tary's Office. So regard had to any Tender in which the Pike shall not be inserted in words at leng-th„ or that sl.all not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tta:sday, the 15th of December next, nor unless the Person who mahes the Tender, cr z'ome-Pcrscn on his behalf, attends, to answ4 will. 71 . called for. VICTU--ILLING-OFTICE, • Dec. 8, 1812. T HE COM3:7ESSION.LRS for VICTUALLE G His M...I.TESTY'S NAVY do hereby g l ice Notice,That on Tnesday, the 2.2 d instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat far Three Hun dred Tons f MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anetrerable to Samples (of ..et less than Two Pounds weight each), to ke:produced with the Tenders; and to be delircred in the original Packages,: at .the rate of from Secenty to Eighty Tons per week, into his Majeet!ls Victualling Stores at Dept ford; etnd also for the Still-4y -(9u Sella tige Co ntract) One Hundred and Fifty Tons of BUTTER, and Two Hun dred and Fifty Tons of el-MESE, to be deli.:ered, one-hall Thereof in One Month, and the other half in One Month' of ' terirards, into his .114esty . 's Victualling Stores at the Ports, and in the proport-ions undermentioned, via. Butter. Cheese. Tons. Tuns. Deptford Portsmouth • 50 Plymouth .. so • 60 150 Tons 230 Tons. The whole to be paid for &, Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Seere tarys' Office: No regard mill be had to any Tender in which the Price 'hall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 22. i/ iratant, nor Unless the Person toho makes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attendi, to answer when called for. To EAST and WEST-INDII, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTS. • P. HEATH., of Nottingham, informs the eft' • Merchants of England, and Traders in general, that for the convenience of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ES. SENCE of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, in the hands of' Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard. This Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Chohay Pains in the Stomach and Rlwels, Indigestion, HySteries, Sea-sickness, 'Nausea 'atten dant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude arising Irons atmospheric heat, Want' of Appal*, Injuries from hide-. meat Weather, the abuse of Spirituous Liquors, 'and in the spasmodic *affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army and ,Navy, it be found a valuable acquisition. Juniper Esstaice of Peppermint is so well known as a valua ble Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Adver- , tisement i, to guard purchasers against the natnerous conn terfQits which are prepared by Pruggists, &c. especially if the order is for Exportation. "['he 'only caution J. P. Heath can give, is to see that J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved ou the - Government , stamp. Sold wholesale and retail„ :by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St.. Paul's Church-yard„in baths 25 . . 9d. and is. lid. • • • BY.THE KING'S PA FENT. DR. NORKIS's FEVER DROPS. THE experience of more than half a century has so fully established tile reputation of this invaiti,nie Medicine, .that it is now unii.f,:ess,ry to expatiate on its effi cacy in every species of Fever, particularly tit.: Searle: and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never been known to fail, when administered agrecablo to di reaion ; in the Mew, es, Small - Pox, Teething o • and most Disorders incident to C hildren they arc an infallible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of 'advanced life are under their immediate influence, .they immediately stop the progress df a fresh Cold, andare particularly adapted asa genial Restora five. • - The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Dodor's House, No. ao, Lower Brook •street, Grosvenor-square, where orders t exportation areduly executed Smaller Bottles, I Is. and as. gd. wholesaleand retail, at Bacon's, rso, Oxford-street, and by most respectable Venders iu Town . Also Dr.NO IS's celebtated ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, with ample Dire Lions, ot".. the Box. C UTION.— Observe that the ‘vprtts "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved oh the Government Stamp round the Lottles ; no others are, or can be, genuine. ,c