The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-21 00:00:00

~''`=' C ~~ ;t,lll .f: r , '~~ ri ti li ( 4 1 el VIC" ~.."'-',----44,-Y-•-iste:*:,i; - 1 c - w ,... , ,-. ,- - - -1,-_„.•''' l.l 1 rillt-4: it T -', i • 0, ../ . Ml 4 ,'''? \ 1t„ k 11 ' t \ xi,' : `. 4 " 4 t I NUMBER 6146'. THURSDAF, MAY ~ 1812 PRICE SIXYENCE-FIALFP. THEATRE RON AL, CU v ENT.G ARDLN TO -MORROW EVENING, • May 22, 1812, will he acted the Comedy of • • THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony, Mr. FAWCETT ; Sir Lucius, Mr. HA MERTON • Faulklanct, Mr. YOUNG ; Captain Absolute, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; • Acres - „ Mr. BLANCHARD ; Fag, Mr. FARLF.Y; Damid, Mr. EMERY • 'Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. DAVE NPORT; Lydia, Miss S.1.1001.'11; I utia, Mrs. EG E RTON. After which will hepertorrned a new Grand Melo-Dra- matte Spettacle, called THE SECRET MINE. • Tire ptim:ipal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BARKYMORE, Mr. CH&PNIAN, Mr. LisTON, CooKE, Mr. IEFFERIES, Mr. TREBY, Mr. HANIERTONT, Mrs. H. JOHNS FON, Miss FhRON, Mrs. PARKER. • e:a• The Public are respectfully informed, that on account 'lithe numerous applications for the representation of the . rand Rouuntic Melo. Drama of Tirnour, the Tartar, it will !!e performed on Monday neza, and that, consequently, the 4 Ptctacle of The Secret Mine must be withdrawn after To. morrow, tin Saliaday, Cor;olanus; with All the World's a Stage.— Urt Alonua-j, Hamlet. —On-Tuesday, Macbeth. —On Wed nesday, i h: Virgin of the Sun. new Comedy is• in rehearsal, and will be produced as Mon ROYAL ACADENIN,.SOMER ET PLACE. THE EXHIBITION ;s now OPEN from Eight in the Mori ling till Seven in the Evening. Admission is CaraloKues is HEN RN HOWARD, R. A. Secretary. - • RELIEF TO THE. DISTAESSED MANUFAC . TURERS AND LABOURING POOR. A MEETING wi l be held on Saturday next, at A. the Freemasons' 1 avers, Great Queen-street, Lin coln's Inn Fields, tbr the purpose of taking into considers lion the DISTRLSSED STATE of the LABOURIN.G OUR in certain of the Makiftiduring Dtstrids, and of at roding Assistance to such Plans as may be locall y adopt e d r their Relict in the , piesent Stagnation - of their Business 411(1 High Price o f Pnivisions, by means ofa Sub%eription, or %itch other Plan as itiat . he deemotrnost expedient. The presence of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Banker's,. - ""erchanrs, 'ind - Manutaderers, and of all other Persons who lb aY desirousxy'assisting Cause so interesting to. Hu/na tl.! • tY, and so important t toe best Interests of their Country, 4s m 9st • . —earnestly.requested. vba__His Royal flighneis the DUKE of YORK will take the ir at One o'C lock. - , ---- PrYORK-STREE.T. (INVENT-GAP D EN. FIE PARTNERSHIP" bet ofet-qi NUNN and i BARBER expiring at Midsummer, (the tOrrner retir... A r l,g, from Business), the whle of ' their VALUABLE I O CK will be sold. at very reduced. prices tor . . ready . 11 'oney. • - ; ;rhe Bu s i ness w ill i n f uture b e carr i e d on b y I. BA R . 'ER, lh N o• 3 . , Pall Mall, where he hopes for a continuance of toe di;:titiguished patronage experienced by the Part n ership r ,..,50 many . years. ,h•Ose Ladies indebted to the• firm of B are con_ requested to pay the same at t heir eirlieit con .-li..trice. PH E lAJV Al, a,•d INDEPENDENT LIVERY ‘I ,7 F will DI N E at the Lon Tavern. Bishopsgate- slicer, ,C„ . _iki D AY, the zait , it May, iSiz, witn the Liverymen of 47,dim who signed the i') •ciaration in May, ISt :-, and the 'gres s to therince Re,;ent to•celebrate the Virtues, la. ‘„, t4 iitig the con' inueii :pi - i;sposirion; of our aged and much. C'erated Soverei_n—ro aLknowl,. , ..h:e the wiseand dignified l u s'llduCt of our Prince Regai - the W isdom of our Legisla tt,,,re the E xcei teii,:e ofour, Laws - the Purity and I ndepen. 3 jc,. 4 ce of our I ages---to exult in the Success of His Majesty's A l 'ls, both by Sea and Land, more especially at the glorious .oittires of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz —to wish the entire pl i . , v(rar,ce ofour Allies in the Peninsula from the Tyranny ~,t ' i.ceenjoy, as F ree.born Britons ever wilt, the i e ^' , and exalted Honour which their becoved•Country pos qes. in being the ackndwledged Champion of the Liberties . Inde endence of Europe. tji,, P '`ISTCYPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair. STEWARDS. Sir William Curtis, Bart. Alderman, M. P. Sir Charles Price, Bart. Alderman, M. P. S i ' lames Shaw, Bart. Alderman, M. P. • Charles Flower, Bart. A lderman. S ir.Williarn Leighton, Knt. Alderman. l iohn Atki ns , E sq . Ald erman . sts. Nathaniel Atcheson Messrs. lames Graham ''. W. J. Arnold Richard Gardiner Thomas Abbots john Garratt Anthony Brown Henry Heylyn john H. Burchall Oliver Hatch ' ' Thomas Bridges Roger Hunt" • S. C. Brandram \Ralph R. tlindmarsh ' John N. Bo) dell ~ ,Robert Hasw ell John Butts • Thomas' Jameson Thomas Daliimore_ • Edmund Larken • john Oyster Charles Miller John Dixon Joseph Maddox Edmund Darby - William Murrell 1 William Foy, jun. Edward Newcomb Fleury Newton Robert Smith .. - Henry Pounsett Christopher Saville • Thos Poynder, jun. Francis Tunstall Samuel Poynder James Upton William Poynder William Wickings William ['belie A. D. Welch Arcrale Palmer , • John Wild, jun. Wi iam Pickering Thomas Wetherall Frederick Perkins Williarri Wocrlward , Larne ; Palmer r - RiVingtOnjUil. Rich ar d Rothwell I William Row, jun. 1 Luke W. Watford. William Wininill lames R ow , William Wix William H. White Charles Wright ' The Doors will be opened at. Four o'Clock. a cietk Ti c Y ?inner on Table at- Five o'Clock, pisel. a e r rs i One Guine a e a ch, to be had of the rec Stew y ards and Ni, . RICHARD CLARKE, Secretary, Finch lane, May gB, 18t2. LITTLE (.)T - fEItY. h r r and Co. (the Mnira ( iors) respthfully in (14:1 the Public, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will on the KING'S BIRI H DAY. itere are only 8,000 Tickets with the following GRAND SCHEME. • of £20,000 is £20,000 10,000 5,000 3,000 2,000 3,000 2,000 1,600 ',Boo 1,600 Imo 3,600 1,500 1,600 I,Bco 3,650 19,650 ,000 0100 ,000 ,000 500 4 0 ° 3° o 200 • 100 83 so 3 4 6 6 0 ,1 %6 4,3 u, Co - •, N01.,kt , / , R 9, - ,: ) ltic e , -- Zild SHARES are selling at SWIFT and ' l ' l Aldia,— 1, Pou l try, Poultry, No. r 2, Charing.cros, and Lt w , \ --. LLOY•D's, May 18, istz. \ i - CUBSCRIPTION for the 'RELIEF of. the WI 0 VOWS and FAMILI.E,S of the' OFFICERS and MEN -lately lost in his Majesty's Ships ST; GEORGE, .of 93 guns, . ' HERO, of 74 guns, • DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and . ' • SALDANHA, of 36 guns-; , .. - FANCY, of iz guns. - Subscriptions already advertised 46952 Is , . sd. .. The Rev. jobn.Myers,Sower i lay, Lincolnshire • - 5 5 o Gen. Pack . . . 5 5 0 • Thomas Pitt, Esq. . . •5 o o E. Y. . .. . 3 5 0 The Right Hon. Lord Littleton . 5 5 o . The Right Hon. Lord Ounstanville, second Sub scription . . . so 0 0 The Hon. Miss Bassett . . 5 o ' o. lohn V.vian, Esq. Penkalinck . so , 0 0 John Vivian,. Esq Londun•,• . lo 0 o' near Admiral W Luke . . 5 5 0 Francis Gregon, Esq. • . ' 5 5 o Captain Carlyan, R. N. . . 5 n 0 1. B. Trevaman, Esq. . . 5 o . o William Rashleigh, Esq. . . 5 o . o Fraud, Rogers, and Co. . 5 o o The Rev. H. H. Tremayne . e ir 50 o Atimiral Frank 'Frank . • - to io o A ColleCtion at Middleton, Ireland, per Thomas ' Poole, Esq. . . . 1S 12 3 B. l3oyes, Esq. . s o o William Squire, Esq. Peterborough . io o o Parish of Bur Ferris, Devon . . 15 15 o The Officers of tile Chatham Division of Royal • • Marines doing duty at ilead-quar ters, per Major • General Bell . . , 22 3 9 The Noll-commissioned Officers and Privates of Vitro, serving on snore, per Ditto . 25 0 o Frederic D. Shaw, EA, R. N. . 5 0 0 Admiral R D Faucuurt . .. 5 o o Allen Chatfield, Esq. . • . 5 0 o John Renwick and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 5 5 0 Captain Sir T: M. Hardy, Bart.- of his Majesty's ship 13artieur • . • 5 5 o The Officers of his Majesty's ship Barficaar 22 11 6 E. 13. ' •. - . • . 5 o 0 Quarles Harris, jun. Esq Oporto ' , . • 5 5 0 'ime Sun .Fire..othee . sos . o 0 Captain John Bligh, R. N. . . 5 o ° Thos. Hoseason, Escp. R. N. . 5 o 0 The Inhabitants of Plymouth-Dock, per Rev. I.' Williams . . . so 6 7 3 The Inhabitants of Plymouth, per Edward LoCk 1-er, Dsq. . . . 400 0 0 The Inhabitants of Peterhead, per Robert Robert_ son, Esq. . - . . . 53 o o Cilarigs Noel Noel, Esq.- . . 5 5 0 ACollection at Dawlisti,• Devlin, per Adm. Shank 5,4 i z 6 ... .... The'Heretord Militia ' . . . . ...?..,; 3 9 First Somerset • • -. • . . 5 3 o Lieutenasit -Gebeial England . . i o c Lieutenant- Colonel Wynyard . . 2 0 0 A Collection a astle Pollard, Ireland, per the ReV: Chawor Biowne SS o 0 • • The Rev. Dr. Drury, Dawlish . .• - : , , i. 1 o Two Days' Pay troll) tile Oliiecrs and Men of the following • Vessels in his Ma;_sty's Service, m addition to. the 'lwo Pays' Pay subscribed by the ()dicers and Men of S 4 of his . „ Majesty's Ships and Vessels : 'k'inciwr, • Cretan, . Nimble. - , ... THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. No. 3, George-yard, Lonib..rd-street, • . • Lloyd's,. May 8, igts. The COMMITTEE tro conducting the SUOSCIt IP. T lON for the }tenet of the 'Widows and f4lll/ tics - of tile Officers and Men -14at‘ on board his Majesty's Ships ST. GEORGE, HERO, UEH ENCE, SALOANfIA, and F A`NCY, feel it their duty, and have great satisfactiotr to report, that. tile liberal attention which has been given by the Public, and by the Naval and Military Service, to this unexampled Calamity and Distress, enables the Committee thus early to state, that the Subscriptions already received, aria the Contributtons.from the Navy, Army, and many of the principal Towns, of which they. have information, and expect are in course of remittance, are together considered by them to be sufficient for the humane purposes of relief intended by this Subscription, • •TPLU MAS F ERG USO N, Secretary. The Widows and Families of the Officers and Men lost 'on board his Majesty's Ships St. George, aero, Defence, Sal. danha, and /*icy, who have not yet 'applied fOr relief, are requested to htike application to Ms. Thomas Ferguson, the Secretary, No 3, Gcorg.e-yarcl, Lonsbard.street, with pr•per Certificates; or fo the MagistrAes or ClCt6ylllCll at the places of their dwelling, who are earnestly solicited to make this Subscription , known in their neighbourhood. CHEVY CHACE. PROPOSALS . by Mr. YOUNG, Engraver in Me4zotiMo to' his Itol Highness the P 121 N C E RE- G ENT, for publishing by •Subscription a PRINT, from Mr. Bird's popular Pit.ture of Chevy Chace,. purchased by the Most Noble the Marquis of S f A 1' I'o R D, and now ex hibiting at the Gallery of the British Institution, in I'all- Mall. The Dimensions - of the Plate will be 231 Inches by 20 inches. , The Price 'of Proof Impressions to .Subscribers will be Four Guineas; el, Prints, Two A.; uineas ; ,and of Prints printed in Colours, Five cr:uineas. A Deposit of half the Price to be paid at the time otsubScribing, ant the remainder on the delivery of the Impressions, winch will be in Dee. 5813. Subscriptions are received by Messts'Moraand, 'Ransom, and Co. No. 56, Pall-Matt. Persons residing in the Coun. try, and wishing to subscribe, may transmit by Letter (Post paid),a Bank Note, for which a Receipt. will•be returned. MUSIC. This Day were published, In TiVo Volumes, price al. los. THE BEAU fIES.OF PURCELL—This Work consists of the most favourite Songs, Duets, Trios, &c. seletted from the Various Wotks of that great Master, revised and arranged w!th a separate Accompaniment for the Piano Forte, and a Thorough Bass to the whole. ' BY, fOS. CORFE. Printed and Sold at Preston's, No. 97, Strand. Of wtiom also may be had; by the same Author, A New Edition of Thorough Bass, simplified, price, tos. 61. ' • Also, the Third Volume of the Beauties of lianciel. MEWTON'S DENTRIFICE is by/jar the most pleasant of arty Powder recommentle.ri for Cleansing :arid Beautifying the'TE El ; it tvhl be t - otiod to answer every end that a,Tootit Powder can be reasonably expectec): to do, while it cleanSes the M outh of al I impure .Iml foe t id particles, it .'Nflitens the Teeth, the 'Gums, and, helps to SWeetenthe Breath. Nothing is so great a dratvback to Beauty-as bad Teeth, nothing amore otieusive than tco,tid Breat ; Newton's Tooth. Powder, on the first Application, improves the former, and removes the latter, whale by its antipuirescent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and,renioves all excres. cences. Prepared, by B. H. Newton, and sold by his Agents, Messrs. Shaw arid Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. Paul's Church-yard, nearly opposite the North Gate; in Boxes 25. gd. each. BANDANA. SOAP. WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a personal beauty in both Sexes. and in smite parts of Europe are essential to Persons of Rank. —The 1344 N DANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar pro. perty of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and in conceivable fairness to the Hands which are constantly wash ed with this Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardness and coarse ness are el:lee - Wally, infallibly, and perinanentiv removed, and succeeded bra smoothness, f:'rri,:ss, and delicacy ()lap • pearance, which candot be acquit by any other means whatever. It is by experience only that any: one can form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Ag e nt, whose signature it bears, Weston and Co., No. z2g, Strand, near 1 emple-bar, Lon don ; and the Proprietors, as a turther security, beg then: to be particular in noticing, that the name aeri address of the Printer, E. Spragg, No. Ay, How -street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counter kits. Sold by many respeaabie Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price ;s, each Cake. But it is at all. times necessary to be particular in observing the above Caution, which will he the means of pr:tcaiislg the itirvoSitknis which Iwo of late .been pradised. NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c. , This Mir' was published, price is. Gd. LETTERS of SYMPATHY, supposed to have been written by Eminent Persons: A new Essay on Literature. • Printed and published by Allen and Co, ts, Paternoster row. This Day was published, A 'SERMON, preached at the ,Anniversary lA. Meeting of the Sans of the Clergy, in the Cathedral of St. Paul, May i 6, all. By the Rev. W. DOUGLAS, M. A. Prebendary of Westininster. Sold by F. C. and J. kivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; K. Faulder, and Messrs. Fell and Nornaville, New Bond street,; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; I. Harding and 1. Payne, Pall-Mall. SCOTISH NIELODILS. This Day w&s published, price rcs. A, SELECTION cat SCOTISHMELODIES, with Symphonies and Accompaniments I'vr the P,iano- Forte, by H. R. BISHOP ; and Words, written ibr the Airs; by HORACE TWISS, Esq. Also, No. I 11. of HYMNS, on various Passages of Scrip ture, by THOMAS KELLY, price 3s. Printed and sold by Povvet, 34, Strand, London ; and W. i'mtver, 4, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. Of whom may be had, The Irish Melodies, arranged by Sir John Stevenson, and woros by Thomas Moore, Esq. in tour Numbers, price each, iss. The Songs, Duets, &c. singly, trout the Opera of M, P. or The Blue Stocking. • To Officers in the Army and Navy; Captains and 0 flicer •in the liast.lndia Pompany'sb'ervica. ; and Housekeepers genital. This Day was published,. Second Edition, .in th i e ; Voioine. Imo, price SS. in - boards, 'I7HE - ART or PRESERVING all KINDS of ANI ivIA I, and V 1.1(.; ETABLE SUBSTANCE S fur SEVERAL YEA RS. A Work publi s h e d by Order of the; French' I'ilnister ut Ana Interior, on the Report of the :130aid of Arts and Manutattures. • . fly M. APPEItT. Translated from the French-, London : - Printed . for Parry, and Co. Booksallers••io the Fion Fast India Company, Leadenhall...street, . • Dedicated by Petinisjion to the Yiscountess• l'uwerscourt aiitt published this Day, : - Neatly printed in post bvia. price r"Q with an t.4egAist EnsrA:rins, •• the Spirit of th,.- Storm," by Warre n. SIM,ELE MIN-STIIELSY. Bj Mrs. COCKLE. • - Also, by the same Author, Important Studies for the Female Sex, in reference Mo. derv' Manners, price 7s. Studies from Natural History, or Moral Truths, price The luvenile Journal, or Tales of Truth. 3s. 6d. The Three Gifts, or History of Young Fainter Gubbins, price is. _ The Fishes grand Gala, 2 parts, is. each. Ad Elegiac Tribute to the Memory of Sir John Moore, 2s. Printed Wl' C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, VACCINATION, BRowmb. INclrißY into the. PHENOMENA and EFFI'dTs of the VACCINE PROCESS, where the jennerian Discovery is dearly shown to be an irnperket, uncertain. and at best, a temporary Protedion against the Small Pox ; and a- proper period pointed out f or Re-inocu lating withVariclo t ts Virus, all who have placed their secu rrth tn the Vaecine Process. Sold by Samuel Highley, Fleet-street; Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; and all Booksellers * *' For the inforination and satistadion of the Public on this important Subject, BrJwn's Reply to the Surgeons,. of Vaccine Institution, Lninburgh, and his Correspondence with the National Vaccine Establishment, London,' stilt continue to be.had Gratis, at Samuel Highley's, Bookseller, Fleet -street. ay• -• FUR WEAK AND RELAX-ELYHAItITS, - DR. AUSTIN'S CHALYI4EATE PILL : , • THIS Invention of the'late celebrated Physicim whose name it bears, is superior to all other Tonic and Restorative Medicines; being so chemically combined, as to retain all the a6tive powers of Steel . freed from its heating quality, and to sit easy upon the most de!iCate Stomach. They are particularly calculated for Females at that period of lite, when the Constitution is deledive, eitht:r from ha bits too sadantary, or from want of t one i n t h e S ystem, i n . diking - Languor, Sallowness, Palpitations, .Tremblingo; the Knees, &c. and for all Nerv o u s AffeCharts. , Sold .by F. Newbery and Sons,.at the only ‘Varehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4i, in St. Paul's Chuich-yard,' London, price 45. a Box, Duty included.- BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. 1 , 1-lEgreatest Blemish to Bea t ty is Superfluous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms.— I-114151i kT's RO S E AT E POW DE k, iiumediatey removes them, is an elegant article, pertedly - innocent, and pleasant to use ; price 4s. or two in one parcel 7s. - - Sold• by tile Proprietor, 23, Russell-street, Covent-gar den; Cattle, 57, and Rigge, 35, Bond street; Dunnett, 3, and Rigge, 63, Cheapside ; Thorn, 4 6, and Grail,:e, i i-3, Oxford_ street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Harding and Co, 89, Nall. Malt ; Bowling and'Cri. Blackman -street, Borough, and Croydon . ; Newberry, Dublin ; Rarborn, Edinburgh ; ,Tooke, Yarmouth ; Prosser ; B r iSt o l - ; Grigson's, Li ver p o ol ; klopkins, Hull • said by all . the Perfumers, Booksellers, an(' Venders, in die ' United Kingdom. pNHEUMATISiVIS, PALSIES, and • GQ111:17 .. A F FECTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or flying Piling, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene rttl Debility (originating in whatever sonrce), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, alter every other means lual The FLUID ESSENCE cif MUSTARD (used with the Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most alive, penetrating, and 'effeat nal remedy in the world,' generally curing the severest SPit AI NS and BRUISES, in less than hal Ithe time usually taken by Oporleldoc, Arque_ husade, or any other Liniment dr Embiocatitm ; and if used immediately alter any accident, it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERA-TE is equally efii caeious tor all ill-coi;ditioned Sores, Sore legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringwurm.e, Shingles, Bre.akings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, arid E yelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore treads, and Scorbutic -Humours of every description. Prepared only, and sold by R. folinston, Apothecary, No. is,- Greek street, Soho,. London. The Essence and Pills at is. cid. each ; the Cerate at is. rid. and as. gd. Sold by every 1114.:klieine Vender in the Unitej Kingdom. -*** The genuine has a Black Ink Stamp : vtilh ay' name of Ri johns ion inserted on it. CON FRAC FOR cifs r !RON 13.eiLLAST. NAVY OFFICE, _ May 12, dtt. , . . THE' PR INCIPAL 'OFFICERS and• MISSIONERS of 1144.7ESTI'S NAI'Y do he , ely kive Notice, That on Wednesday, the ;oat nl June next, at 0, i o'Clock, they Will he 'et:4' to treat with such p, 74"0:11" at May ,ho willing to Contra e? for supplying hit M.sjesty's Yards at Portt• mouth and P.(Y 'north& 'Euith CAS" - 1R017 . 8 LL AST . ..elFsrm of the Tender may be Seen at this o . ffiCe. No Ten,?er will be received afi‘r. Cite o'Clock, on the day of Treary, any noticed, itnkss the Party, or a?, 4gent iv him, attends. 4ilety•Tender must've accompanied by a Letter addresred to the Navy Vcard, and signed by tiro responsible Person r, ng to become bound with , the Person tendering, in the &urn of 5° 9 1. fta the dae perj,rmance of /. , e -Contral.7. A 1-'4 UALLING-ui May 7, !312, THE COMMISSIONERSfor FICTUALLIA'G His 1114.7ECTY'S NAPY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday,. the 22d insirt;t, they will be ?early to •receiia Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three fif(4,:ris Cha!irons (each consisting of six- Bushels, IP7ncheiter measure) vf 1' ITT'S TAN FI ELI) MOOR,WIN OSOWS PONTOP, or SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS ; to be dcg livered a whole cargo or cargoes, in the space of Six /Peril, (wind and suea!her permitting) alongside the Wharfs of kill .11a jetty's KiSualling premiles ut Pcynt:luth and Southdoun, a.!.1 foe' One Handl-ea' Bass piKENTISH HOPS of the growth of i',',' to be answerable to Samples to be p..oditced With toe. Teno - tir,, and to be delivered into the PI at/ailing Stores at Plylnouth, is the like space Six Weeks, the whole to he paid for pq,tabi.; with ; inurest, Ninety Days alter date. Thf Car/diik*s of the Contraas be seex at the Secretor'', Office. Ner regard Trill be bad to n, Tender'in which the Fri'cr shall norbe.inseurd in V. 94; at length ? or that "shall not be dr,ivered to the Board befve One o'cl , 4ck on the said Pi iday, the la y inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per s on un it ! auenis, to anrwer when caked for. IC'TtI4LLiNG-OFI , 7G'E, Mo , 12 . 1 2 THE COMMISSIONERSfor P7.C7'Llt LLIA{3 • • His MA 7..ESTY's . N:11• 1 1` do hereby give Notice, That •en Tuesdvy, the ;6th in,tatri, the; Will be ready-to rtnive Ten. d,rs in wiling ? (sealed up), et. 4 treat jotThreeHundred TceS • MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to he answerable tO'Sampla of net lets than two Pcsinds weigit e. , ch, to b, p•educed tzith the Teiders; to be delivered in tle original Packages, at the rne, rf r a m Seventy to Eighty Tons per week, into bit Majciii's taalling Stores at Dept/yea', arid to be paid lor by Bills will , Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Co'4,llzions of the Contraa may bc:itzt: tit the Srcrettryl 0 . /Fcc.. 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Most eminent Physicians and Surgeons, translated into En glish, with Direetions 'anti Remarks. By REECE., BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her Majesty. " This is a very convenient Work, and contains, in ~a short compass, a great deal of useful medical intOrmation.' l —Cri, tical t(ev. August, iSto. Price ss. in boards. —A Pradical Treatise on various Spe cies of Pulmonary ConsuMption Asthma. In whwh the Furk.tions of the Lungs, their Importance in the animal oeconolny, are fully considered, with a view to establish the . Treatment of these Diseases on rational and Scientific Prin ciples, and to free them from that general opprobrium' which has hitherto attended all attempts at their Cure. Inter- SpersA with Cases selected from the Records of the Anti phthisical Dispensary, under the Author's immediate &rec_ tion, as Well as from private Practice. To which are added; Observations on the Phenomenaand Treatment of Cancer i by Richard Reece, M. D. 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