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NUMBER, 6128 , THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO -MORROW EVENING; May I, ,1812, will be ad. :NI the Comedy of RULE. A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. The Duke, Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Don luau, rotr. EGERTUN ; Michael,/ Mr. VON ES ; , Leon, Mr. KEMBLE ; • ICacalogo, Mr. FARLEY ; • Mtrgari:a, Mrs. GIBBS; Estifama, 'Mrs. 14. IOEINS 1 ON. After which will he performti a new Grand Melo-Dra ;Twit, SpeCtacle, called THE SECRET MINE. - Tlie principal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BARRYNIORE, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. 1 ISTON, Mr. COOKE, Mr, I E FFERIES,. .Mr. TR EBY, Mr. HAM ER TON, Mrs. 44. 'WINSTON, Miss FERON, • ' Mrs. PARKER The Doors will be up;:ned at fiall;:iast Filie, and the Pithy aecin at Half-past Sot. The new Nl e l o -Drarnatie Spelade of The Secret Mine, Laving again been reccived.throughout with universal appro bation and applause, wil be repeated every Evening (except Tuesday) till further notce. • . 0 u Saturday, 1 he Grecian Daughter.—On Monday, King Rlchard the Third.—•i)h Tuesday,. Coriolauus.—On Wed- L ie r s ,Y. I'he Virgin of_the Sun.--On Thursday, Julius Can: ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE. OTICE 'herehy given, that the . EXHI, . :the HENRY will OPEN pn .MONDAY next, the 0 URT H Ot MAY, at Twelve o'clock. HOWARD, R. A. Se . cretary. e, l4B .—The Ekhi' itors and the Students may obtain their 'Ns of. admission, by applying at the Academy, atter I?„ 611 Monday. - - ' LLOYD's, •Nlarch- ig, -18t2.. SUBSCRIPTION fir the RELIEF of the WI -1.1,,i)0 W S and FAMILI ES of the Of FItERS and MEN , wiY-lost in his Majesty's Ships ' - ST. GEORGE, of 98 guns, HE RO, of 74 guns, • .DEFENCE, of 74 gun::,-and • ` • SALDANHA, •ot - 36 guns; ft , FANCY, of toguns; - • ir , • Tue Committ ee c h osen f u r t h e M anagement o f t hi s Sub -4-„',linian, in 'order to m a ke kn o wn- tile extraordinary- claims t i"," m 4,nitude.oline calamity requiring . relief, beg to state, 4 at . . she number ot lives lo s t in the above-mentioned'S hips, ints to upwards or 2,300, and much exceeds the num k,a__ 1 of th ose i n e i ther of the great Battles of the. Nile, Copen gen, or Trafalgar. • • • - -tiy• S ubscriptions already advertised Zsgje t6s. 141. 4_,nl ; Hayclon and Sons Guild :o rd - - 5 5 0 Chai n R. R . 1311gb - - .. - - .. - 5 5 o `ltain William Blake, Officers, and-Ciew, ot his • 4 ,, te4ty's Re veuue cutter S wa ll ow , an d h et two enders, the Nimble and Wtille, in the service viol the Customs, 4 Days Nay - ..... I I ; -of M. G rove - - - • e 1 3 Officers of the Royal Marines Recruiting Sa muel the London Distria. - - - 1 4 1 4 • - irsittel Henry 'Sterty • - . - 22. t i e ,nrY Sterry, jun. . ' - - , I t k v 4 tle, Samuel, and George Enderby - la 1 , ~k 413 and. Unwin - 22 - , - i.olletion at Stockton upon-Tees,. per . lames lv .alker, Esq. th e M ayer - - • , V l __ l % , ,.i..cin.at Cia.rieyille,.lreinuis per she Rev. h ) • t..)ii:tit 0; aor Hawley, Christ Church Tr Belie, ditto .. • . . - . et,, ile Rev lames Vintres, Mayden College - -vie key. A. Liveday - - - ', c c-Admiral Robert Murray Tvvo Days Pay, as i ; ‘_ , Ntirnancler in Chiet at Great Yarmouth - 5 ro 4 • u h• Aldridge, Bristol - _ - S 5 '' e sn• Samuel Burgess, of his Majesty's gun-brig inchk r , er - - 2. ._ v.'. Purust, Bristol - - I,•Piain "fliomas tole, R. N. - $ girt Vyner, Esq. - -`,. ti e . A l Qt • H. 11. Mason, R. N. - Cap Nl. - t . -. - N .I. Aysccugh, R. N. - B•A i Harrison, Esq, - - 1,.;,R. Kitson, Norwich• - . ibarn Townsend, Esq. ' - - A 7 . Benjaioin Barnard `° ll e6tion at Sotatlivvorid, per F. Wayth, jun. Esq, c Jt A ui leEtion at Leskeard, Cornw a ll per t h e R ev . r t• Lail - • Itio i e t - • - - 4 t. ,. ssas Audley, Esq. - - - - ' . l'i e4ion at the Kirk and Meeting, dineKincar acN. B. per the Chief Magittrate - r,' - 'neetion at Cromarty, N. B. per - Walter Ross, , , -;s 0 i ti t i .• - . - - - lb abitants of Ilinekley t Leicestershire - e "flicem Seamen and Marines of Isis Majesty's 4hi., „. .., %, ~P rarthian, per Captain 1. Et. Gariety s' n ' - ' 4 )''s Pay of the Officers and Men of the Wltsil Hampshire Light Infantry Regiinint, per .1,11 Il liam Jones, Esq. - - - e NO 4-coinini,soned Officers anti Private Ma tvt,nes of his Maj.:sty's ship Valiant - - • thnl eY wood, Esq M. P. - .. Su bscriptions at Gottenburg, transmitted by. Messrs. I,g, ' Reed, lrvilig,and Co. b "ld Lo .th, E w, sq. H. M. Consul - i ' -• Esq. - -•- t+tir Tarras, Esq. I , l4 ries lilauro c k, Esq. •1/1° (; Kancler Barday, Esq. I) • Peters, Esq. - - c C arnegie, Esq. - - - iiin C arnegie, Esq. . - .. 21 o ao' Malin, Esq. - - - 21 0 ~ • kialni, Esq. 2.1 0 - - - Z c o e 'ts and Gord on • . - _ 21 o l,,bert Dickson, Esq. • - - ' 21 o N'Te.Yer, Lg. .. - • - 2o 0 w.l-)On Esq. - - - .21 o 111 • I,l s 14 M Abbott, Esq. - - - to to , (..., • Heinr. Heinrich, Esq. - - to to c A. Lander, Esq. - - - to so c . 4 itomas Kennedy', Esq - • 21 0 0 Tw o Days Pay from the Officers and Men of tl. - -'•s,ullowisig 'ships and V easels in his Majesty's Service, in addition to the Two Day-, Pay from the Oili , :ers and Men of Sevemy tight of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels who have sub ht; abed Glory, • Naiad, Pritntose, Rolla, I i a s ters of this House, and t sertp,ions are CCCeiVe . y.. ) 4li 1 the al , kif)g-hOuses ill Landon. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. N °•'3i George-yard, Lomb:rd.strcet. 1 "-----._________ / . 4 6 9 I I 77 14 Y 2 .9 1 I 1 1 I • I I 2 5 0 5 5 Z 2 21 o 5 o 2 2 I I 1 I I 5 0 5 o 6 s 2S 12 lo o 1.1 12 16 I t 9 7 x 3 1.9 30 13 9 rc, id IC 21 0 21 0 21 o 21 0 21 o 0 21 0 P ri in rose, I inplegnable, Wul vet inc. • SEVEN THOUSAND POU,NDS. GENTLEMEN, Scc.• possessed of Incomes, ads. I\4 lug from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold i!:st..tes; 4 'riage Settlements, Church Livings, or, any other pro_ perssiS resi - :eclability on their Single seem iry• 41, 113 r, may be supplied with the whole, or any part or . the eve Sine at legal Annuity lnteicst, with liberty to re.. 1, 41.11 the Principal at the pleasured' the Borrower, and the <Satisiness completed without exposUre or delay, Letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. Ili:diming, No; 2;, : WC I hurlington-street, Lonitu, will '0:: r , %.1y ;i red ; but n o personal applicatiop cot be in in: nce received. - • - e 1"I - IURSDAI 7 ,'ApRIL 39, 1812. NEW PUBLICATIONS. This Pay was published, One Volume Octavo, price Half-a-Gqinea, sewed, N APOLEON ADMINISTRATEUR ET FI ,NANCIER. • Par SIR FRANCIS DIVERNOIS - ; • _•,_ Sold by I.4ilau and Co. Sao-siplare ; Debciffe, Nassau:: street ; • "Deconelly, Now ßond-street ; Boosey, Broad-street„ Royal Exchange; and Hatchard, • Where may be had, A few remaining copies of Otfrandes a Bonaparte pi6 - r Trois Etrangers, one vol. Bvo. los: 6d: This Day Was published,- Handsomely printed in Three Volumes Odavo, a ,new - Edition (being the Seventh.) price iL 4s. in boards, HE HISTORY "of the REIGN of PHILIP the SECOND, KING of SPAIN. By ROBERT wA - rsoN, Principal ,of the United College of St. Salvator, and St. Leon Jets, in the University of St'. Andrew 4, Printed for T. Cadell and W. navies; T•. Cuthell, [Olin Richardson, f. M. Richardson, and'E. jeEery , London ; and and W. Creech, at Edinburgh. This Day was published, . Handsomely printed in a,Pocket.Volnine, price Seven Shit . lings 'in boards, THE DOMESTIC - 'AFFECTIONS; and other By FELICI.A DOROTHEA BROWNE. •Priiited for I'. Cadell . and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be'had, by the same Author, i. A Volume of Poems, dedicated by permission to his Royal Highness the P.ince Regent, elegantly printed in 4to. and embellibhed with beautiful Engravings in Wood, price tss in boards. z. and Sp-in, or Valour and l'atriotism, e:egantly printed in 4to. - priie • - This Day was published, price The Fifteenth • Edition much enlarged, of . _ YMN S- ih PROSE .t.or. CHILDREN.— By MRS. BARBAULD. Printed for I. Johnsen, and Co. St Paul's Churchyard. Where may be had, by the same Author. , z. Eighteen Hundred and Eleven, a Poem, price zs. 6,1. -2.. Lessons fcr Children, in Font . Parts, price gd. each part. ' 3. The Female j pea ker, or Mistellaneous Pieces in Prose and Verse, price ss. in boards. GERM/Os!' FLU I E This Day was published. price 7s 6d. folio, WRAGG'S IMPROVED FLUTE PRECEP TOR; or the Art of playing the German Elate reuttered.easy to every capacity. _ C,,riients are— A copious Set of Ihstruettons for a Flute•from one Key to eight ; a Set of Progressive Lessons ; 64 Duets in the van:. ous Keys, each of which is preceded by a short easy l're,lucle, accompanied with an Explanatory _slate, by which the l'u". pit is enabled to proceed progressively from the•easitit to the most difficult Key, without any other assistance ; z . Arcittes ; 33 Scottish and orker Airs, and a Set of Prelud,s in various Keys ; the whole forming the cheapest book - of. tie kind extant London.: Printed for and. sold by the Author, N. 17 , Lirtle,KniOt Rider -street, Dodors' COntrnons. N.B. No Book is genuine, except it is signed 44 1. `Vragg," in rod ink, in the Title and Address. . • , rrrrtr, wits ' fl anthomety pCIIIC.AI in Bvo. price its. in oearus,Voieme the First, of _ _ _ :1 --- °HE GENERAL BIOGRAPHICAL mono . A_ NARY ; containing an Historical and Critical Account of the Lives at.d Writings of tire most eminent Persons in every Nation ; particularly the British and I rish'; frout the earliest Accounts to the present Time.' A !;ew Edition, r~_ vise) and•enlarged • By ALEXANDER CHALMERS,'F.S.A. Printed for I. Nichols and Son; F. C. and I'. Rivington ; T. P..4pw ;. W. Otridge and Son; G. and W. Nicol ; Wilkie and Robinson ; -f J . Walker ;• R. Lea, W. LoWndes ; White, Cocurand, and Co. ; I. peighton; - T. Egerton; Lacking_ ton, Allen, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown; Cratiell and' Davies ;C. Law ; Booker.; - Clarke: and Sons ; _I • and A. Arch ; 1. Harris ;-Black, l'arry, an t i Co. ; - Booth •J. Mawinan ;• Gale and Curtis ; R. H. F. vans ;j. flatch ardl ;I. Harding ; lohnson and Cor ; E. Bentley ; and I Faulder. "ill be published on the tst of lune ; and the remaining Volumes on the first of each succeeding Month.. . *.i' It is calculated that .the whole will not excced 2.1 Volumes. -; This Day was published, 10 12MO. price 3s. bd. s boards, •DULLS. for - ENGLISH COMPOSITION, an d particularly for THEM ES : designed for the Use of Schools, and in Aid of Self-Instrudion. • By,loll-N 1 3 livate Tutor at ,Westrninster SchOol. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, .and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and W. Ginger, College-stleet, West. minster " This Day was published, In 3 Volumes, Odavo, price. zl. Ss. boards, (Dedicated to HIS lioyal Ith;lufess thq Prince Re g ent), IVOGRAPHIA DAANIATICA ; or, a Compa nion'to the lay house ; containing Historical and' cri tical Memoirs, and Original Anecchnes of British- and Irish' Dramatic lVriters, from the Commencement 'of our Theatri cal Exhibitions ; amongst whom are some of the mosecele-, jarated Aaors. Also an Alphabetical Account - and Chrono.• logical Lists of their Works, thedates when printed, and. Ob.; servatiuns on their Merits. Together 'with an 1 t ul;cior y View of the Rise and Progress of the B ritislvStage. natty compiled by DAVID E RSK INE BAKER, continued to the Year 1764, thence to I • By ISAAC REED, F.A.S. And brought tlOwn to' the end of - November, 18r r, with considerable Additions an t il linprovernetits through Out. 13y STEPHEN . . , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; T. Payne ; G. and W. Nicol ;: Nichols and Son ; Sealeli erd and Lettermatt ; Cadet! and Davies; Lackington, Allen, acid Co. ; I. Barker, W. - ; !..Murray';, R. H. ,Evans ; J. Harding ;-' i. Ider ; and Gale atlil Curtis. This, Day was published, in Odavo, price iss , . no,atits, PLANTI'ER's -KALENDAR ; or, The .1, Nurseryman and Forester's' Guide, in the Operations of the Nursery, the Forest, - and the Grove. 13y the late WALTER NICO L. Edited and completed by Li DWA D SANG, 'Nurseryman. Primed for 'Lt3iiginan, Hurst, Rees ' Urine, and Brown, and . M urray, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinourgh. This Work contains an extended view of the methods of raising trees from infancy to maturity ; their m Ana, „lent in the nuisery, in the forest, and the grove; as hea.lg,!- rove, and detached ornamental trees in the park and in the lawn. It spews the methods for raising - and managing simple and mixed copses ; with the qualities of soils best adapted to the various kinds of forest trees, and in which they have attained to tire greatest perfeetion in many places, both of Scotland and England. The vyho'e is intended to enable the landed proprietor,, engaged in the cultivation of timber upon his estate, to , adopt the speediest, cheapest, and most olictual met.hous of arriving at the proposed end. AS above may be had, by the same Author, The Vill.r GardenDireetory; or, M•utthly Index of Work, to be done in Own and villa gardens, shrubberies, and par terres ; on the treatment of shrubs and dowers usualiy kept in the green-room, the lobby, ant the drawing- S.;cond EditiQll, price 75. fsd, boards. SALE OF ESTATES. THE WASHINGBRdUGH, and HEICHINCTON ESTATES. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, ,‘ • At ,Garraway% Collee-hbuse, 'Change-alley, on Tuesday the 26th of May. at 12 in Lots, SUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD FARMS, with excellent Farm,houses and Buildings, situated in the I.)a -risfes orWashingbiongh and Heighiny,ton, within - three tifiles of the City of Lincoln, let to respectable Tenants at Will, at low Rents, amounting to upwards of 2.,0c0l .per Annum. And on Tuesday, the - 9th of lune, following day, wills sold, at the Sar 7 acen'sHeaci Several smaller FarmS, also situated in. Washingbrough and Heighington, with a Water Lanz-mill, a:.Public-house, an.l several Cottages and Tenements. T'h'e whole Estate contains near SEVEN't EEN HUN_ ESP,E D ACR ES of very va l ua bl e A ra bl e, M ea d ow, and Pas. tu,r , st Land ; the Buildings are ali.iuexceellent Eclair, and the Land-Tax has been redeented. The Estate may be viewed, on: application to. Mr. Hett, at kVashingbrough, and printed Particulars will be ready for delivery at •Days preceding the Sale,. and may the; be had at the garacen'S Head, Lincoln; the principal I ni.s 7.1 So tford, Bourn, - Bostc4o, Peterborough, and Hilton,; at ra ; of Mr. Fladgate, Solicitor, No. ix, Essex.:; .e;, Strand ; and of Mr. Squibb, Samille-,row. NSW P,UBLICAI lONS, &c. MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL. -' Nekt e,:k wit! he published, 3 vols. Izmo. HE L OYA L I STS; HI STORIC AL NOVEL. By the Author of the " Tale of the Times, Gossips' Story," eze. &c. - • Pripted for Longman, Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown,Pa. tc[rmster-row. This Day was published, . In Three Wis. crown Bvo. price 11. 4s. The Fourth Edition of, ELF-CONTROL, A NOVEL. 4 , We ascribe great merit to,this Novel- i some of Lau ra's maxims deserve to become uniV,rsal aphorism's, and the examples of her self-denial are told in a plain u - natli:tled way.' --IVlnnthly Review,,Aug. art. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, atidrilfoWn, P:arrnoster-roW, London; and Manners and Miller, Edin burgh. This. Day was published, In One Volume, Bvo. price izs. boards, - The Sec' nd Edition, with considerable Alterations, SSAYS on PROFESSIONAL EDUQATION. Z.LI. By R. L. EDGEWORTH, E.R.S. M.R. I.A. &C. Printed for 1. lohnson and Co. St.. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, All the Works written by Mr. and Miss Edgeworth. This Day were published, I)c , licated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Prince ' Regent), • 'ln One 'Volume, Octavo. price r4s. boards, The Third Edition of A_„‘ ETPERS in CONTROVERSY with DR. 1-siilbS I LEY upon the Historical Question of the Belief of the First Ages in our Lra DiVinity. 1 7 . A S. Laze Bishop of St AsAph. To which is added, An Appendix, in Reply to Nlr. 13e1shArifs Review of the Controversy. By the Rev. I-ItNEAGE HORSLEY, A M. Prebendary of St. Asaph, and late Student of Christ Cluntli, Oxon. . Sold by Messrs'. Longman, Hurst, and Co. , E. C. and j. Rivington, and 'l': Hamilton, London ; and A. Constable ant Co. Edinburgh. . . MR., WOODFALL's EDITION OF JUNIUS. • On the Ist of lune will be/ published, Handsomely printed, in-Three Volumes Octavo, THE LETTIMS of JUNIUS; t6,Vther. with those written by him under various other Signatures. Also his private and' confidential Co - rrespoixtence with his Publisher, the late Mr. ti S. WOOD FA I. L: .To which are added, Notes, Biographical and Explanatory. Illustrated with I'4c-similes of tire bland-writings of lunius i Burke, Mr. Wilkes, *Mr. Horne, .Mr. Dunning, &c. from the Originals now in the possessioti of his Son, Mr. G. Woodfall. Printed by C Woodfall, for F. C. and I. RivingtOn, T. Payne, %Yin:le and Robinson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, CadeHand Davies, I. Murray, I. lawman, and . R. Baldwin. BANDANA SOAP. WAITE HANGS have ever .been eiteerned a pers:lial beauty in both Sexes, and iu some parts of - - - Europe are essential to, Persons of Rank.—The 3 A N DA NA St) or Indian Washivg. Cakes, possess,the pecu liar. pro perty of giving the most exquisite delic.‘cy of texture and in, conceivable faitness to the Hands Which are constantly -wash ed with this Soap . . Even in cases where the skin has s beeet tnjured ,by labour or other. Niolence, the hardne s s and coarse ne,s are elleetually, lnlaillbly, and pertriatiently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairric.ss; and delicacy Of ap pearance, wh ch cannbt, be acquired 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 Agent, wiiose Signature it beari, William Withers, NO. 229, Strand, near'l fliple-bar, Lon. don ;•'ancttt e PrOprietors, as a turther security, beg them to he particular in noticing, that the name and itddress 'of the Printer, •E. SPra,zg, No. 27, ow-street, Covent:garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counter feits. Sold by many respectable Perfumers and Medichie Venders in Town and Country, price is. each. Cake. But , it is at all times necessary to be particular in obSeiving the - above C:ittion, which will• be the ineans'of preventing the impositions which have of late been practised. - T HE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S QUTTA . 1. SA PARISLU has been so long proved, that no thing of the present day can bear -a competition with it, in all the chili:rem' stages of 'a• certain Disease, which it ell;:clually cures; and eradicates from the habit, with out exciting`- the painful feelings end exposure that attend Salivation--without debilitating the Constitution in .any degree, or even requiring contmement hone busi ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inesninable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation; for more than thirty years. in all the debility of both Sexes they prove a never-tailing Restorative, whether the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the efleds of a warm climate. 'Po Travellers, and those. going abroad, they cannot. be -recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, 2nd complete Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that streets the Bladder and Organs of Urine. .fly its efficacy many ‘Voinen have become - Mothers, who for manyyears had been deprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-re 4 ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth.; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; All nutt, Weston, Mallory, and 'ones, P or t s e a ; TreWman, t)tetcr ; Cook worttiy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hokland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and Macd _flak!, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Eilin 'burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Gregson and billinge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchestct Bowen - Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bi rm i ng h am ; Gre gory, drighton ,• Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and Anast vuoters, in BoItIQS at as. 9d. 45: 15d. 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SIXPENCE-r?.L ~7 7,,r.: i , .; ,,, ,,,,,_ cz4sizr.,,,,c-*:ea. .6 . 4 ,- .41:1A - o 1 -; - .t...- -- - , : - (Azigr r i..--,...--; e -f34,...... , :.._,, ..' ,, T.-le, 'F. ,,, 0 , 44,ei.i..7 . ,m-.c,,4 ,- ;:., ~,, , ,- 4.1.v 14,.- , ,pyr,dr h .*:.,. \# fi r ,s,o: , , „, . ricTuALLING-OFFIc - A, 4pril 17, Ow. • THE COAPVISSIONOSfor FICTUALLIN6 .M(IYESTY'S N,41/1 1 di hereby give" Notice, T f hat ar Frid. f y, the ost D.fy of , illay.next, they -will he ready to re— ceive T'enders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for Three Hun- Trot of LIVERPOOL or COARSE-GRAINEI) C H E E SALT, or Salt of equal goodness; and fat Five liu.ndred and Fifty - Tont of 'CHE S HIRE BAY.SALT of-/be I argest grain, or Salt of equal goodness (cf each of vhieb ~,alts the Per so,yr who malie theTeider I are to produce Samples Po Ge delivered into his Stores, at Deptford, by the 3rstof August nest, free of all Charge 4nd Risk to his Majesty, except that the Contraflor will be allowed Itt. I Id. per Ton for the Per. terage of the Salt from the What/ to the Storer ; and to be paid f.t• by payatle -aid) Interest Ninety Days after date. IV 4 . - B. The . .wliole of the Salt above-mentiored court be dried. The Conditions of the ContraHs may be seen at the SerPetarys Offce,.at this Office, or by applying to the Coilez.lor if the Salt. Du 11,1 , 4/ Lierpool, and at Aliddirtyieb, in Chesil/re, rester, :ivy/J', No - regard will he bad to.atly Tender in 7tvhich the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall net he delivered to the iloart? before One o'clock on the said Fridaj, the Ist of next, - ,n9, unless the . Person .who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called fir. - 'OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 27, ISt2. 'THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA yESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be lereive4 at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or be. fore Fri,las, the Sib of May, from such Persons as ma)' be will— ing to undet take the 'supply of PIG LEAD, jar Service of this Depaqment, for a perka' One Year,,, A Spec;men of the Lead may be viewed upon application at the Rya/ La6cratoty at Woolwich ; and further Particulars to-. gather Wish the Terms 2nd Conditions of the Co,iraa, may be known at the .Secretary's Of in Peraid, , arty- Day betwiem. the Hones of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must bt>: delivered,- scaled up and indo)sed, ". P roposal a, for Pig Lead"; hut no Propose'sl cal be ad , ;:itted after the . said Sib day of Alaj:, at Tivelve o'Cltck atlVo;yz of the sante Darr ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ' Agent in his 6e4alf, shall (wend. Orderof the - R.H. CREW, Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, //patio. Ism , HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MiI :YESTY's ORDNANCE do here4y gig), Al.tiee, That itoposals received at their Orpre, in Fri( .CM or be.. fire Friday,theBth,day, of tligy next; from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of various articles, termed_ ," - PETTY E PTI ()NA RY," for service of. this Depart. metrt fo a period el Three Years, determinable at the expiratiort of One Year, at the'option of either party. Separate.Tendirt will. be consideredjor dny Part or Sksre of the Articles specified in the List, Patterns and Samples at which may be viewed upon applicati , in at the Principal . Stostherpee's Office in the Tower, and the List, and all farther Particu lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con. tract, may be obtained at the Secretary's. Office, in .Pall_ ai all aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Ciock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and ands sed g y " proposals for Petty Etnptionary Articles ;" but no Pro.. pore! can be admitted after the said 84 day of Mgr, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the ; same day; neither will a 9, Tender be noticed, unless the Faro. making it, or an Agent in his 4ehalf, shaltatte:id. Bj• Order of the Beard, R. H. CREW, S,eretdry. E4SI7 INDIA HOUSE, Ap ii z 3. tBi2. • THE COURT of DIRECTOR:S' of tile l NIT ED 4 1 - COMPANY of MERCHANTS ENGLAND Trash ing to the :E.A'T INDIES do herd . ); give N,:tice, That a GENERAL COIIRT of lb( s it lCompany will le held at .the;, ll,use in Leaden/mil. strect, on friday next, tie Ist of My, at Eleven o'Cit.-4k in the Fiwenqon, o,t Special Apirs. WM. R .IIS ifY," Ste. LUCK AND SURGI , PAT His Royal Highness DOVE cAL DISP,INSAKI. RON, the Duke of York. RNORS, Earl of Leitrim. Col W. (ones; M.P. • Hen. I. Barry, M.P. Col. fl. Clements, MI P. • John Latouchc, M.P.- Cart. 1. Flay. SUR G.E.r,N, Mr. Kiernan, Member of th..; Royal - College, London. 'VMS INSTITUTION, established for the ex, I elusive Treatment and Cure Of VENEREAL MS. EASES, and their dreadful conseque n c es , as S tr id ures, De. bility, Ulcera i thihs, &c. hp to boast the cute no less than two thousuld Patients annually, many of whom have been afflided Item ten to t tventy years. The early symptoms of L;onotrhcra - and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr._Kiernan'S superior and efficacious . mode of' treatment, and that weakness•and derangemeht of the ge nerative'organs, which infpair tne constitution, and shorten lite, are here more SucceSsfullylreated titan on any other 14-an• - Mt., Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either S'7.x., his private house, No. zi, Lower t:harlotte.street, Wedford.. square, where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medictne will .be ziven or sent to any part of the kingdom. DISEASES OF CHILDREN, 4',:c A LB I JI"S GENUINE CARMINA . FIVE is su .3 3perior to all other remedies for the. Wind, Purgings, Convulsions, and all those disorders the stomach and bowels of Infa:qs, which prove`fataf to so ni - ly under the age of two years. I t is equady efficacious in Cholics, F luxes, and other couniilainti: in the intestin,!s of grown ;.'persons. This invaluable Cordial Medicine is prepared by Frances 'Gen, daughter ot the late M. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, the Inventor, who boqueatlic.d to her alone this property, under Ins will, as may be seen in the bill of directions; wit4i various instances .of its success ; and it is scdd only -by F. Newhery and Sons,' at their Warehouses, No. 4i, St. Church-yard, London and No. 29; I)ame-street, Dob.lin„ gd. a bottle. Butto prevent impositions, observe, that the words 4 f F. NeWbeiyy No. 4j, at. Paul'4," ate en. graved in the stamps.