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or'N ..„ - .3 •:•,; , c. 4 t , 3 A ' , e. IC t , VI.: • tiffm • -"" " ith tt . rir~• k 4 „err jot UMBER 3902.] F R IDA Y, MARCH 29, Igo .)• [PRICE SIXPENCio TO.TtIEATRE-ROVA L. DRURY-LANE. MORROWEVENING, Mdfch 30, 18os, will be performed, • . HAM Hamlet by the YOUNG ROSCI US; Claudius, King of Demnark, Mr. POW ELL ; : • Pclonius, Mr DOWTON ; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND; Osrick, Mr. PALMER; First Grave -digger, Mr, SU ETT ; ' . , Seoc artroe.dig i ter, Mr. 4; RI M A I.DI •, Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. W ROUG PITO N. Certmde, Queen of Dentnark, Mrs. POW E LL ; , • Ophelia, Mrs. H. lOUNSTON. THE DOC TO wiin R AND THE APOTHECARY.. luau, Mr. BANNISTER; B nAd Anna, Mrs. . ' P laces for the oxes to be take M n OUNTAI of Mr. fos N brook, at the 6c44) triceoin Little Russell -stre e t. tztlbs. Pi t 3s. bd. Gallery 23. u ppm' Gallery is. hslf The lio ors t o b e opened at half past i lye, and begin at past Six. 1 ,,,. •B. Till furth er not i ce, Places can only be taken from .Isneo'Clock till Three. ......_____ NA FY OFF THE following is,the GRAND SPRING.LOT. TERY SCHEME. Value of each. ,(30.000 20.000 • 10,000 $OOO 2000 ilooo Soo 100 This Day was published, in rolio, illustrated with Mates, b.!autifully minuted, prii.:e it. 16s: THE SECOND PART of the S.:ennui Volume of IN DIAN SERPENTS ; published by orer of the Hon. the Court of Direaors of the East India Cutnpany. under the superintendance of PATRICK RUSSELL, M. 1). F.R S. 111 . ar e chig, rSt s. ir k • • • . •HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO Ili. MISRIONERS of Hi; MAYSSTY's NAVY' do hereby give Notice, that on Ike mailersneutiOned sla:yr, at ro,.elve ts'Cioeh, • they will be read'' , to treat with such Persons as may be' , sculling to contrail for :upplying Ms Majesty's several lards with the following Articles, viz. On Have:day the •toth April next, TAR, TURPENTINE, PITcH, And RUSSIA TALLOW. ROZIN, On Thug slay the tills Alai/ next, PONTOP, or A DAI R's MAIN COAI.S Aid for supplking the Navy Clete with WALKER, VII LLIN(;TON, HEATON, or , I'ERCY MAIN COALS. suppl .f ille• the seve, Ward's 7vith VI:TERSBURGI-1 and RIGA lib.MP. Nu. of Prizes. Total Value. ,Csoooo P,° o ° 30,000 s 5 ,000 so,ooo 8000 7000 coo° 5006 120 ,000 2 - 3 • i ' _ Printed by Win. Bu!mar and Co. for George and William Nicol, Boottilers to I-Its Majesty, Pall-Mall. Where may be had, the first Vol. of theahove Work, price 31. t3s. lid. in boards ; Ind the First Part of the Second Volume, price tl. 7s. in bhurds. And also, by the same Author, Descriptions and Figures of - Two Hundred Fishes, colleard on•t tte Coast of Coromandel ; in two vuls, folio ; illust rated 'with a great number of plates. Price 81. Bs. in boards. 1 4 • Imo 6000 . 30,000 Tickets 30 .. ,C 300,00 ?j(C~~. • Samples of KoziN, and !hew, with forms of Ite reteler: for 44ippying :he %chute of the Articles, and ,filtrihotioal of the same, may be arn at this filice No Tettder twill be received after l'it.ellte o'Clseh 211 the D4,4(1/ Treaty, uor any notlnd unless the Party, or an ilswit for him, attends. • • T to KA Iti bROY.II r. , Ct' 1' -MORROW EVENING, Maic4 "30, 180 S, win he per, T HE WHEEL OF iortned FORTUNE. Penruddock, Mr. KEMBLE • The lion. M r. Tempest, .Mr. MON I DENi • Mx:idyllic., Mr. MU t< RAY ; Captain ‘Voadville, Mr. C K EMBLE ; Sit-David Daw, Mr. FARLEY ; Wocciville, Mrs. ST. LEDGER; And Emily, Miss BRUNTON. • WITH OUT OF PLACE ; •• yr, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The Chiiratiersthy litt.‘lll,4cll4.l,A,lMth,r. SIMMONS. Mr. 11RARAM' Mr. ITKI NS, Mr. FAWCETT, pi Signora STO RAC , 111 is WA DD Y. .a5Ci for the Boxes tu be taken ut Mr. Brandon, at the •03 ottiee, Ilart-strect. t„. • I.t.)ext,fis, second Price 3 s. - Pit 3s. 64. SeCond 1' rice as. , ;4 1 v I e l 3s. Second Price- ts. Upper Gallery is. Second Money to Le Returned. form 4 e n °°" b“ipencci at Halt past Five, and the Per ,•,_ heitin at ilalt-past Six oblicare re ) cif 11 informed that Master BETTY that erevi.."" to thin I S h e eatt ' e l onTuesday next, and will, on A Co lt 'ne`rit, erform the Chancier of Douglas. rIY, in fi ve Actc, will be produced next week- Ae°I(NETCY in the EAST IN DIES fur UXCHANG E. coRNET in a Reginteet in - glee Eio Indies , wil l Exchan ge w i th a Cornet at Home, in either Light drys Heavy CaVAiry,N—Letters from Principals only. to he ad. ".'" c" to A. 15. 07, Lower ilomerton.tarrAce, Hackney. M0tk7777 ADVANCED and INCOMES INCREASED. 1 " 11 ' Nubility, Gentrv, and others, may be «up bu .t. plitd with temporary or permanent Sums oc . &f?it!y . , cf o .'"Lgfaut of an adequate Annuity, secured upon t reen " l 7 . ! tact'!""iirl. Leasehold, or Funded Property, without expert PlailleiC,lllt!)(losure, exaelien, end delay, so generally corn._ Incre,sin° :11pecuniary transactions. Persons desirous o f kacu,,g their Inco mes m a y at all t4nck be provided with to m ,r ed Securities, free of any kapence, and the Purchase 4reteduntler the direction of Counsel, V - • thtet74l Applications received at the Office, NO. 6,-Att. Letter' leeadilly, evrry Pay from Twelve till Three ; where etteleu s t l" paid, addressed to Mr. lames, will be duly at. - Pl'Aiß N'EW CRANBERRIES. OKTI .T., Nos. is anti i 6, Strand. . _ 1.3 1.,,1' . . and Co. b eg le ave to acquaint received Sappi,7; l ?,and the Public, that they have jest meet! . * ,n( `-'IIANBERRIE,S, in the most prune conditi . on, that t i:', ,tul y luxurious a Flavour and exquisite Qualit 44 4 at thi s lce i Ihe greatcst Satisfigtion in recommendinz they; 1114 Veil 1 jiniclurt, when Fruits of every kind are so ex- Y 4c "ret', bad, and iivar, it is presumed this most . !t onil e Article will be in the 111-41iest estimation with every ,1 1 / f ar Y:, not only on acc ount o f ifs Economy, but for being . arts, :' p 'e ;nest delicious Fruit that can be for Puddings, Ve v "' I les —in Jars, At 7s. 6d 145. and 2 0 5 • cadi, n,r ready l4r eitr - a. Pr yarlY packed for the Country,* as, 6d. each , -,,,...........2Qtt post paid, attended to. - -- , • GOSPORI•. FOR pußLic SALE, At t.,/ , - - I) 1 1. - eh of April, ILI, 0° P lin lnn, un Thursday t he 2 ) . NrE ThotuTanntritC, i d tinet:ll!. s Forenoon, xe Serous s of GUA- C, .-131A.1:t INT-mu°, and other 'Goods, her v o yage tro'"„of the Spanish .§hip F.lrnetis, captured on Tribune, .Teli p„niab to Cadiz by tiis maje4ty's Ship c at _, • LlVlltlel, Esq. Captai . - tirel,iO4,!?gus may be had ; Samples of the . I s n r clig_ ti o it sg , e e n , a c tv ree ee n l: ar k s I li " to the Day of Sale, at Messrs. , ••, _ e of m at _ lon this, s'lPell'h, Londo n ; aid a the Counting-I 3 "larch, jun. Broker, (4)spott. bEVONSHIRE, NEAR EXMOUTH. At g, TO BB SOLD, . ed of by Pri;.rawY's Culfea-iionse, if not sooner Dispos pclvi,iit.le_Cuntratt, the Second Week. in °are 11,31etNiTai'IlAtb12."'FREEFIOLDr next, of RESI i .Is,Ne i t t welyo ii P. coin, prikslitislia.n -Eixciellesnet icloutiwse.s,haiStr.lt.inol - oger . ores, n0u..,,e ...oat. 1,.. sou , . . . Waiki, w ith suitable Offices of every description , kil t a s;'4r4tos, containing Hot-houses, .91.'”),,'11'&41:4 'all in , c c ap it i n ta d l , ' it ilK,lro orcini.tiouse for Peaches and Nectarint.s, r i ll and tan, a er • 1 tie Hotue is sheltered tre'n ' the-INl'rorn Lx. al at , il 2tl has a commanding view of the Channe frcHn E x.. khtth `, 43 the Berry Head, also of the River Etce . Acres it9",Arda Exeter. It stands in an In , :tou ß re iv u o f r T vy hi i rg u rav , grout* descending from it z ratty to rhe- p ier ,' i ses • tilt, el kilk and Shrubbery entirely round the . . an d bec;realso Seventy Acres in Fields, nearlY4"4.l°"ll Bta,Ora v rtnul. 'The kloUSe CUIMiStS, un O w G routt..., loot, _ ,,, tivel...etng Parlour 27 by IS, Breakiast- room 24 °rryainiai rs•rtatri .1 by a e „ and a Gentlemm's Dresslng- room on the ti:%eellitt Bedchanibers, and Thiee Dressing-ro o ms the •Utgati,:iit I.loor, with Apartrstents—for Servants ov er For . keileatticulirs apr li to a il . t .. v i •i Messrs. . • hive ou Lta&., ad' . ,n •xtter. rite t urellast.r nut)! Vida and Ba rn es, Attor : ~...,...........!Q,itLLI at a reasonable Rent • PriTo kr: TITIIES--SUSSEX. qlz",; SOLI) I.IY PRLIIi,TE CONTRACT'. • I , i .... c.,4„1:Q rOlt AL. and pREAT .11.1',.,H„ES -,e4t'f,-...104 (...; RA IN, rtyLsE , FLAY, and .........ft,- l.mcio ari s s ii or tithi u l' h the P AIISO 1•1 AC. n asT. PETER the C . ; E A tii ' ll sl t s, - , - City of CHIC FiEsTLIt, extending over the which illhollt 780 Acres are AlZbie. 4!C' veryo• C 4 ciPpi,„--(,:, 1 7c. Par ure, and upwards of tso iartia -;with the Parsonage Barns, Stabling, and spacious At,t;a4Q a SniAll Calder' AL.res . ire)ieti l 'Pe Tithes of Corn., atain and Pulse, grown irtthe ad . . f r atish of gone` ltl's Wy Cr about 3001 t;res us tv filen ihettle at. Preien ultivationAut if 4 greater qualm LY t istco as it probably hereatterivill, be grown with Conn t,hc kattoroutiat.sirion, or iNlotiey kid kgcdger w0t41.1 unquestionably be entitled to the Titheot it t Payment of tol. a-yeaf. froln.the urge 0 1 I' i%hbottrilv for the Tithes of Land in that Parish. 14 44 a whole islield ot'i. tease for Three Lives, under the k ent l ;l 4 C I 1131)tor of Chichester at au Annual Rescriv".l tatteni -I ' . IraY4ble' Quarterly, arty renewable according to tiv e it ; • •X•cl the Tithes might be rint4.lo e4treinely piodue- Of th eyaken ink ind, the ey vi ould"immeilLitely be a, on.: ti4te at Markets in K dont vithout expence - ot car " the -Par4u • ' uI ) within . the City of le ester oggt. Barns,ben% ,41APply •k g 1 .14 1 , - tt!iit3STS, Scott and fl.oward, No 33, Great Ras. • ,Oottastnaty. . . . • t ti d i f . pArt 1, 09 ` Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows : 1 , First-drawii, tst Days to,ooo First-drawn, 6th Day kzo,ooo Ditto - 2ti Day moo Ditto - 7th Day 2000 Ditto - 3d Day loop 'Ditto - Bth Day 30,000 Ditto , . 4th Day sOOO 1 Ditto " - 9th Day loos Ditto - slit lay tOOO I Ditto .' toth D4y 2000 Tickets at;d Shares,are selling at every 0 ilira. Ti c k et _ - 4'13 16 0 ' Half - ,£9 32 0 i Eighth • - St 9 o Quart .'" . 417 0 , Sixteenth - t 4 6 *. l Begins Drdwin t3th Ray, I$:"5. No 4, Conant l, and 9, Charing-cross, rt . " BI Sl - 1, C.mtrat.tor 1 ., ,r tile present lottery, .I. • returns his most grateful Thanks to the NobaitY• Gentry, and Public in general, tiir their liberal pnr.'rta r ;e in the late and former Lotteries, and flatters himielt the un currimon success that has attended Purchasers at his Offices of late years, added to the punctuality observed in the pay ment of all Prizes, will insure, hiin a continuance of their Favours in the present Grand spring Lottery, the , Scheme of which Stands universally confessed the richest in Capital Prizes ever known ; there being 2 PrizeA of 4 36,000 3 Prizes of 4 5 000 2 --. ' --.. 20,000 5 -- -- 2soo 3 -- -- 10,wo 3 -- ,- loco &c. ,Scz Persons in the Country tnay t Shares, by sending hp, post-pal( Office Orders.—The otter be, . stipplied with Tickets and d, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post !gips the t3th May, iSc5. •, ARMY AND NAVY EQU,II'AGE. • rir HE P.111W1: CAMV BEos I'EADS, Furni. 11 ture, MattrasseS, and Bedding complete, ate - very resped tully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and miperrOr to .any • others-made in, Lori:ion ; Marquees, 'Penh:, Tables and Chairs, on improved ; ,Sc.l CbtS, SOla Beds, and Chairs, tot on Board Ship; Vlti,:ct , 7it Net furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedeteads, tor fast and, West Indies and all Foreign Climates, at N I IORG,AN amid sANDE tts's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Roonts, • Nos. lb and 17, tiuherine..siteet, Strand. • Morgan and Sandcra's New-invented I niperi t a Dining Tables, allowed. to be the most complete anti i• legant set of Tables ever yerinvented, are very portable, packing Box but ten Inches deep. • , N. B. The Fashionable s,ofa-lied, and Chair-Bed Ware house. ELYTH-NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Singularly Valuable Estates, Capital illansioa, Extensive • Manors, Fishery, Woods, and Plantatio:-.s.' TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. MUNN, At Caraway's, on Friday, May 17, ISo3, in Lots, unless an acceptable Offer, ter the whole is made on Or before the 26th ot April, T HE Truly Desir able FKEEI-401,1) HAS • of BL YTII, .with, the Manors of Blyth and Barliby Moor. extending over a large tract .of Land, awl possessing superior cover for..game, with which they arc „abundantly stocked, comprising 4 capital'and substantial Mansion, with faninastie• tatfito,,df, avery description, 'spacious Stabling, CI-acit-houSes lo; carriagsve,. Harpcss, patidlertiortia, with Servants' fkLi•clunibers, large . Granaries, extensive Lawn and Pleasure-grounds, enriched with stately Timber; a fine Stream plentifully stockaal, with Fish enters the °m,+. mental Giouuds, under ad elegant stone Bailee, and extends in a noble sheet of water hi front lot .the Mansion, passing throug'i the Lawn anti adjacent Inclostires ; walled &Adieu garden, t; re.en- house f lot-house,,and Succession the whole in petted order . , and tit for the reception be a family cif the ay first reeetabilaty. At a desirable distance is .4 compleae Farm.y..rd, screened on all "sides by a g ricultural Of fi ces or every class, together with a neat' Dwelling-house for the Steward ;, Plantations Of nearly aoo Acres, and a 11104 cul tivated Farm in hand of upwards of 700 Acres of rich Pasture and Arabic Land, divided by thriving Fences into convenient Inclosures surroundilig the Mansion. Several `rich Farms contiguous to the Dernesile Lands; consisting of a due propor tion of Arable and .Pasture, with Wood I...tials, ornamented by a profusion of capital Timber, with suitable buildings, in complete repair, ail lett to respeetable'yearly tenants. A•Ca pint Corn Mill, with five pair of stones, tegulaly and arn, ply supplied with , water, with a newly credal wet Inig tkotiSe - hint offi;.eS, anti nearly 60 Aerosol Arable and Meadow Land. The Angel Inn, in Blyth e with Stab i.ta; for nearly too brumes, and several Acrea tit rich Land; numerous Dwel ling-houses, with' Yards, Gardcrts, and Otit,taniilluigs ; and on several neat Cottagea in Myth; .r,ela Cow Coin:ds, an d de tached Pieces of •PAstore and Arable Land. • The Estate, which is completelV watered,, and unusually compact, con sists of nearly asati -Acrese partly cynic. free, or subjectao a Entail 1110iliii nitly, and is lit a high State aen - The kluiPings are in sutiataittial repair,. the Reins may be imme diately ibiprOved, no part taing,.lett on lease, eactusave of the Mansion, ornamental Grounds, Fishery, and The Estate iSofttae estimated annual value of 27501; Among the peculiar; and perhaps unrivalled, .itivantagea of this L a s taw, are, the respeetabdity of tile Neta;ltbouraitati being in the Vicinity of Worksop, V.:lumber, Kivetun, ThoresbY, and other disiinguished places, the seats , ot . siaine of the first families ; lite superior IJiversion fur which cue Maiiors are.c...elebranal, and its: tine sporting situatian, being within a snort distance of the Duke of Leeds, Lite Earl or Darlington's, and Mr. Lumley Saville's Hunts ; the Miele is singularly desirable toany wishing to. realize in one of the first Sawa ' (ions in the kingdom. The Furniture may 'be taken at are A ppraisemenr. Iltyth is distant ftornalie Great North . Road 2-tniles . , 41101 a Belltlry,'l2ltOreDunClSter, 14 from Rather— ham, iS from sllettleid, 4o from York, and at an easy tame :win oat ; the roads arc good, and the canal' trout Galas. borough to Chesterfield passes within tour Miles. The Man- . sion, t ,tay be vaewed,'SVith Tickets only, to be had 41 Mr.• Henbow, S• - siciror, Lincoln's Inn (where.a Plan or the Estate may be seen), who is atitlyurized to treat by 'ate Conirad • Mr. 'Hut•ncasi le,the Steward, at lslti in, will sizew the-Estate; and descriptive Perticulars will be ready ler delivery on the atith April, and may be had of Mr. LientloW ; Mr. Hotness . tle, at 13)yth - th e Hotel, Liverpool - I . Brideewater Arms, Manchester ; 'George, York ; Bull, and . Mouth, Leeds ; Ana gel, Siteflieln Stad;ard Arms, Wakefield ; lilickincor Nottingham ; Hotel, Birmingham ; Bush, iiri6tul ; W lute Bath ; at Garraway's ; and oi - Mr, Munn, Wahr••ek. \NFU. 111, HANDS have ,ever been' eiteelocii a personal Beauty in both Sexes, mut in sonic parts of Europe iare essential to Persoll6 of Rank.v. The BANDANA SOAP, or INDIAN WASIII NG CAKES; possess (belie. culiar pluperty or giving •tha must exquisite delicacy of tex ture, and inconceivable fairness to the elands whicii are con. starlit) , washed with this Soap, and these etfects are not pro duced too suddenly, as if by Paint, but gradually, by c"" reefing all the imperfections. of CI:: Skin. I.'. yen in cases where the Skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardness and cuarsenest are effectually, tntailtl,iy, and permanently removed, and succeeded by alnootlineas, fair ness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other moils whatever. It is by experience only thet any one can form au adequate idea of the superior excellence et this Soap. Sold; Wholesale, Retail. and for Exportation, by the Pro- Trietors sole Agent, W. Withers, No. :ay, Strand, near emple Bar; retail, at rvlr. Dangerticld's Library, berkele). square; Mr. Dunnett, No. 3, Cheap side, London and most Perfulaers: • • • Price Oise Shillitig,each Cake, his Day was published, price...2s, 6d. A LETTER .to Dr. TROY, Titular „Arch. bi-jrhoit or Dublin, oat the Coronation of Bonaparte by Pope Pius V 1 A ~ O,:ed without a Name."—Sn A KS? ttAtt Dublin: - printed. London: re.printed, with the Author's Cum:ebbe.; .far I. tlatthard, No. 19,, Piccadaiy, London, (It whom may lit, had, price zs.• Though : . ~n the Coronation Oath, first . pUblished. in :got, by John.,:-‘±;..,s, Esti. • • : , . This Day was publithed, 'price. t. , 0. tn-boarqs, rrHE CHRISTIAN SYS ! EM UNFOLi)ED, 11 in a Course of PRACTICA L ESSAYS.on the prin cipal DOCTRINES and DUTI of CIiI:ISTIANI TY. In Three Volumes, Octavo. Volume the First contains Prattical ESSAVS on the Di vine Attributes, the State of Man, the Charac.i.:r and 0 tikes of Jesus Volume the Second contains Pratiical-e.ssays on the Per. Son, Ope , ations, and Fruits of the Holy Cpirit,:, Volumethe Third contains Pra&cal hssays on Christian Obedience, Prayer, Sacrainents, &c. By .THOMAS ROBINSON tad A, ' Vicar of St. Mary's, leii.ev - er. Printed for the Authbr, and sold by J. and C. Riving ton, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and by' 1.. !Lai:haul, No. igs, Dr. SW, V's NATURAL II ISToRY. This Vax Elegantly printed on very me l'aplr, iii 44,xtiuitt 061avO, awl, Dom the size and great number or Plates, divided into •• k, tour e4rli„l/riCt Si. 5a on Otr.ifilS, or, on large caper," 7i, 12s. in hoards, Vols. I. and 11. corrifoi f• 'I4I HIS WRY Qf QUA rfrvtirEpS, of ' General Zonlogy, Or Svstemaye Natural fluttery. 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PIC - 11.41-ElliG 0 FFICIT. 1 ri4 ii co I.7illissEcWEnsf4e Pi LTC: , 1.1. ./ L, ; : 1. II t$ 4-11`rii . 7t.r.ST I't N. 4 PT ti... hereby gir.,-.!.,15T? , /re, 14..41 T GPI UEY 1.e.1 i' the :., dof 4pril they wit! kii ce401.).• t. , evelift , Tender,- ino.ari ti ng,,( rem led up) for fiecb e ita Itities k l toe following ,-,', , ,,rittiror of . STAIVES, via. Crown I)4nrzit; Pipe 1 Brandy , .. . Liu B swAd - .: Brack Dantzic• ) Stavgs „ .Hambru! ( , 1 .. Stettin ( Pipe • . . Quebec •• ) J / .. As the respetti r. , , Per.ups 1,..1. , 0 'tr.!" make 1-roposals thereof lag ronr , o3 to 4ii-ber into the l'it74arling Stores, .0 Oepti,rel ani Ph-mouth, la such Proimrtions as .drall hereafter be determined' aron : one .half by tbe ifs, of Ofioier next, 4.111 the 'en:air:der by the iLd of areenther 10/hiving ; to be paid for by-liar, tayahle, who intereo, ninety ‘1,91 after date. ~„, The' Conditio , a of the Contra:9 may be teen at the Secretary's Office. S. B. isio Terrier fir a let: qyantity :ban Fifty' Thousand ' Crown Dantkie Pipe, Ten Thou:awl Crown Dantzic Brandy, Twenty Tis.usarni Cr.:lvre Darrtzie fligrbeati,. or T, e /07-M 4i Thoularti /leach Dan,r;dc,, tlarnhoe, Stettin, or C4ebte riPt .. Staves; will he admitted. , . . No ;egard .i.vill 6; bad Is any Te7ler in Ivhict, the Prier ihaii aid he inserted in 14.,,r,fr at length, ,r that shall ~o t he delivered 'to the ,13:41, d 'bil..re One B'Clock sn the 14.1 raesdas, t/'e 7.1 'l . ..-1,14 - i1 ;rat, nor unlers the I P erlon 14. hr, at.ikes ths Tender, oe Jane Perms sit his kh.4lJ; attend,, to punster, tvben called for, rICTUALLINC OFFICE, Mar4.k 27, 010-5: THE CO.IIIZII S /ONE RS for VICTU 4LLING His IirIYESTY't NAVY do berehy•giv! Notice, That on Tuesday the sith of April next, they Guilt be rra.o to reo e i v i Tenders, in '7 ..dring (sealed up), and treat for Hundred Chaldrivrs of 11TTS T .` , l FIE L Poo' ; to be delivered in a u.bae Cargo tir Carve), fete rif Charge and Rispe to IV: Alaiesty, alonvide i,, Mafesty's Preiniser at Drpifo'd, in the .rpace Six. Weeks at fa, tifx;st 'Foot the al.s. , e of the Contraa ; and to 4.. r paid far r<y Bills, who 'barest, ninety days after dare. The'andltiote the coniraa +nay he seen at the Srefetarjeit Othce. • rvard will 6e bad' to rieri , TeNAr in 11,144.1 ff , e Pike r 53•447 nci be tstrerred iv word: dr /evils, Gt . ib.4l 4 1 '41i delhie,"l in the Gard before (7 , e O'C/qv* ten tly laid Triesdqy lb? 94 o ff "Orli Next, Aor 4.kte.r: tle l'ricsar make; the fer:der, or 'l'ee ton Jes Ae64; attends, sviPwri*, tuben Aided jo.. VICTUALLING OFPIC:11, March - I" , ' HE COMMISS lONE RS f or I:'ICTU ALL INa I Hit AblyESTY't NAPY do herehy give Mace, M.at I en Monday next, Poe lot of April, they will be rea 4. tt receive Tends., t, in vs.ritinl (sealed up), an d treat fi r One Tin,usand Srli':"KS of - KIL, -DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to At parked inter Ciao to be,provided at ,tbe expestee of the Crown ; to be delivered into the ef my I'l49:tailing Stotts, in Saint Cat.be. rise's, In the space of a fortnight, I; lc ea& proportions ; and to %he paid Jro by Bills payable, with inkresl, ninety d a ys alter ,fare. The Condition of the t'ontraa May be teen at the Secretwj't Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in tvlnh the Price shell not be inserted In words at length, or that shall not de dellvert'W to the /hard before One o'clock a': the Jai," Monday next, Me tot 'Spill ; nor unless the Person , ts.ho make.' the fender, or some Per• son on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when railed Jot • DELICACY OF comPLEXION. MUIE Incomp.irable BLOOM .f NINON In I,'l t INTL:LOS, superior to any thins; yet discovered for retilieriog the Skin Solt, Smooth, and 13:intiful in the ex treme. Its wonderful etfeds in removing freckles, Mot. phew s, Worms, bc. justly entitle it to that p r efe r e nce so long bestowed on it by the most elegant Beauties in this Kingdom. 1r is p : irticularly recommended for the }iambi and Anna, bestowing on them a Delicacy and Whiteness sup , :rior to any thing vended for similar purposes. Sbld only by Mr. Golding, No. 42, ; Mr. Vickery, No. k, Tavistock..streer, Covent-Garden; and No. 47, New Bond:. street, in Bottles of 4s. each. _ _ • 1141.031,A1NS art Cured by one Applieatton of WHITEHIiANYs FLIJITY , ESSENCE ofMUSTARD, and the. severest SPRAINS and 131tI t iStiS in less than half the time usually takenby Opodeldoek, Argilebusvie, or any other Liniment or Entbrocation ; and if useaimmediately atter any accident; it prevents the part turning black.. The. musTA KU. PILLS are. also - taken with ,Titigular success in all Rheumatic, Paia!ytu:, and Gouty Mt..ttions, Numbness,. Spasms or wandering Pains, FlattileilLy, w:stion, and general ! Debility ; at the same time, the :idive Fluid Essence is applied to the parts att;:eted, i n tiose Com plaints where necessary.. . It is prepared and sold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by . It. Johnston, Apothecary, . No. i s , G ree k. street, Soho, London. sp ir ily T h h e e al C iti l g li b l r , O ß 4 L en tl. , c l N hi Jtflains, is ,iiiftscriicaltzvaunsbityw,-Manrd.. I ce Q u i r m ß s t l ° l n E t U r: M r 6 ;5 2 4 1 .4 61 ; ;r e t ' 5:P 1 1 .1 1 14 4 :A:1: w N S: i r , Dr. S 01/OUELDOC. • THIS Medicine, attenuating Qualities, is found to be an excellent Re medy fur external Rheumatistns anti by its strengthening Powers, it speedily restores the Patti whisk have best in. jurt.xl by Bruises and Sprains. It is of great service in Cramps or Numbness, Stidliest,or Weakness attic Joints, and us an Embrocation for the Soreness of th e F er r atter violent t xe.r. cise'; as also in promoting a pioper Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic Stare. It it also particularly recom. mended for Chilblains; and it used in time it wilt prevent their breaking; but in this case it 'should beilissolved and up. plied warns. The Chi - mine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F. Newberg and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul's, on the • Coach-way, four Doors frein Cheapside, price bd. a • llottlet. Duty included : but as a variety at Counters Its are Mitred to rite Public,n ant Chan g .cross, al e d re lt ru. requested e c w , vr t o r h )i xi t , l e ' a e r r y 4: N e r j rZil e :l4 t o i lf t e . rt i )r. r the (Li I N ,r u e , l) 4 a s o , St. tion tho St7 l not, the Bow Chur,:ti • yard ; and Co. No. so. and I,p,thim g . Sold also, by their Atipuiritment , by D icey and Sutton, , No. 76, Os.r , inkstreet ; I. Wade, Old )hiint-street ; an . dC u o t . r, C o Royai oktpu s x t e re tae; ; Word, T T street; ar.a by J. Harris, Sth:ceasor to Nlrs. L. Newbery t IlookseUer, at the Corner of Ludgate-street. • ~~