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• - s; e )fts; v , P--4-, THC ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • t 0-MORROW EVENING, May 12 , 181" -, will be acted the Tragedy of - VENICE PRESERVED, v 4 The Uuke, Mr. CRESSWE LL I Priuli, Mr. EGERTON ; Bedamar, Mr. BA RR YMO Lz, E ; lafffer, Mr. C. KEMI3LE ; • - Pierre, Mr:K EMB L E s A , Belvidera, Mrs. Si ODD NS . After which will be performed ii tie%v Grand Nefo-Dra , matic Spedacle, 'called THE SECRET MINE. .., The principal Chal'aders bY . Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BAR R INIORE, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. LISTON, • Mr. COOKE, Mr. lEFFERIES, Mrs. H. Mr. HANIERTON, H. JOHNSTON, Miss FERON, ' • The tiPARKER. beti ll °ors will be opened at Half-past Five, and,the Play ill 4t Half -past Six. . • ha v i e new Melo-Dramatic Sped a cle s of The Secret Nine, - a - ro tatiung again been received throughout with universal i , ) i' i " and a Ppl • be repeate d every Evening till fur-_ ti er „ wee. ause, w il Will'• ' Wi ll • eu nesdaYi The Virgin of the Sun.--On Thursday, ~. ns Litsai. —on Friday, King john. is o ew Comedy is - in .Lelicanal, and will be produced as oil 4$ possihle. -----=-___ THESONS OF THE CLERGY. - • .I:HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per- A t ormect, at the'ANWIVERSARY MEETING of this l'o' n ft4 4 %. l , will be' in the - Cathedral Church of St. Paul, b i k•i — .;''' , ROW, hricl the A.I•4N•IVERSARYon THURS. b efore L• ll . e 14th of M'ay, ; when a Sermon will be preached th , Ins Roydl Highness the Duke of Cambridge, his Grace liesisLorcl rchbishop( ot Canterbury, their Lordships the rtitn tops, the Right-Hon. the Lord Mayor, Sheliffs, Alder . ' C iergl', &e. y the 'Rev. Charles Burlie i l i l i .S. R e ct or of St. b Paul's Deptford, and Vicar of n ' Kent, andChaplainin 9 y, limn ' to his Majesty. Hi's jz sTro,vARDS. . 1, 2 s oyal Highness uke of Cambridge. . . .iVi Crdce the Duke of Buccicugh. ~,,'_e•Right Hdn the Earl of Egremont. ..l'ie Right Hon. the Earl of HairowttY• The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Eiy. ..42 Ri,glit Flon.,Lord-Eardle}', iie Riot H on l the Lord Mayor. e oh. and Rev.. Hugh Percy,. A.M. Chancellor of , Exeter. . . . I he Rev 'William Gamier, A.M. Prebendary of Win .....eliester The i • * . icy. Robert -Verney, A. M . ., , . • , 1 e Rev. William Mutice, 11. D. ,q11%',.1 LoWther, Esq. M.P. .. ii.. org e s m i th, Esq. M.P. c` e ston Long, Esq. . - Fe inTr.Raikes, Esq. - s'un Hambrough, Esq. ' The Mu s i c w i ll•cons i st of the Overture of Esther. itir Uro • Hand e l' s Dettingen Te Deum, and jubilate, vvith the !'s f rom the Messiah, " Hall e l u j a h, • f or he Lord God ;1 11s Po tent reig net h,'` an Anthem composed on purpose for %au toti ''arity by 4r. Boyce, and Mr, H a ndel's Grand Coro. A t b i l'e &I uushicntio be conduded by Sir Williairi Parsons, Mus. . r • I, l ; eade, of the wild, Mr. Shawe. teQl ock Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten l' ' • k ••4. lt Lets for the Cath e d ra l a n d f o r the Di nne r a t M erc ha n t : Hall to be nail of Messrs. Nurnaville. and Fell, th4, 'ell °rs,. 1 30nd-street ; Messrs! Rivington, St. Paull' '4-Ali-yard: john Baron. Esq. hist- Fruits-Oilier, zile t4 , P (; l e r l dt. akid . Charles IlickneLl, Lsii. ..ip:ing-garutiti 'Ter. Ile tief IS ' loh ii I ildiOrlS to this Charity will be thankfully received by I tles lc c'o, Esq. the Treasurer, and Charles Bicknell, ..:q. ~ ecretr, to the Stewards. ! r i c l s k . h l a l. nt - r T h a e yi w or h s o , le of the Collections. at St. Paul's, and *lien. in a Hall Will be appropriated by the Stew- PPrentieing the Children - of necessitous Clergy- THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number XIII. Published this Day. KING'S BIRTH-DAY. k e _ HARDSON, GOODLUCK; and Co. the 4TATceit . r a7lll7w e i t i l lut!)le-Ydri a n l f v o n rin th t e h 4 e t r l u o llc o is t i l? i at the I SCHEME. 1 • • o f . . . £20,000 3,. . . of t • . CI,OOO A • • . . 10,000 4 . . soo I . . • • • . 5 000 4 - • • • . . 3 ,000 6 " 300 I i t t *,• • • . 2,000 .3, . • • . • - 203 1 ,578 Of j C 103, ,Cto, ' Z' Se, £ 4O, 8.46.44 c. Zee. gi 'lei( - ' .01s4 ,E TS and SHARES , are on Sale by. RI CHA RD- N . 13: i _‘" 0 00 LUCK., and Co. at their Oflice,_ttte Corner • Cl4rill't-buildings Cornhill, and facing the.Kitig's Mews, , 464 . , ,Apo•c,oss; where, i in the Lotterx drawn on Olt 3atft they sold the following CAPITAL PRIZES,_ Z ES, Share r s ; . • No. 3,c tS . .• a Prize of . . kio,o- 0 If , 5 ,8 . • 11 ,433 . 3,n;30 i 2 ,404 . . . . . _. . 300 ..- 1,,609 , . . . . . . 3co 2, 74: . 3 ; 238 h r)R NSEY and Co. respectfully acquaint the . 14 11 , 1 '. ilbliC„that the STATE LOTT E RY will be Drawn rh e .. 4 , 0 , , of uNrE 412, contains many Capital Prizes besides those . 4 1 1 ,114 -c o l l 'yoreocl. 5,00)1. Only S,ouo Tickets, whiCh are . -de lowest terms. by Post or Carrier duly attended to. mlish l e - e s Paid on demand at HORNSBY and Co. Old Esta t4te Lottery Office, 26, Candid'. ~..._ . lriy, d —N, 9,, Cornltill, arid IR, Coventry-street, Ih e se r i a!v n s the attention of his Friends and a the l P t t i l l bt u c n t e o Nll:ch a l l v vit i l e l O a n t ly tle oo N . e , n. c l :t o .t t b ter c y o , n t t o ain b s e d Prize w s l of 4 • ' . 42 . 0 ,0 , ..•0 4 5 , 0 , 0 14 . 2 ,000 I 1 „ , • . °) - -0 i 3 ,00 o 1 I ,o 0 a I 400 200 . li•k 4 100, 480 , &c. &c. tit ~ets and Shares are on -Sale at EYTON's fortunate k ‘ver: - 4 ' above, where Two of the last is,cool. Prizes ''esid e ° ,,ld ant}' Shared • also the only Two boool. Prizes, 1,...,3_7 sh--4r:se.venteen other Capitals from 3,0001. to cool. in mo.Ey. TH°SE desirous of borrowing, are informed, !,uppit.ti2t through this Advertisement they can always be Anti any Sum,- from One "Hundred to Twenty t 4.%"., 4 ,' . ', 4 Pounds and upwards, on Terms infinitely mole t)e r4 ju'e and advantageous to the borrower, tfian arein t,Art wesubtnitted to the Public, by securing the . amount " c i'• °I I Church Livings, life Interests arising from ,°l . o: l c2h the uhrls, Marriage S . et . ile . m . ents, and •On Free 7,,"ehs ,Z P} hold, and Leasehold Estates , as also Noblemen, ""ay be—Pparent, and Gentlemen of known responsibility • t. Lettea‘corumodated by their personal security. aaS loritrs a ddressed pest-paid, to U. W. at the Law, Sta. - e ' ,1 29 . Bell ya'n.l - Chancery-lane, Will be immediately i a r ti Ve . e ,' o ' t i t and in -- the i evenf of the oilered Security being app Yin c an immediate interview Will be appointed for ill h e , ' "Ito cited every application. k haven years pi! rchase kititptieri for well secured Annuities, and subject to on. A LLOYDS, May 8, am. THE COMMITTEE for, cooduEthig the Sub scription for the Relief of the Widows and F.imilies'of the•MUcers and ~ 4 . en lost on boa& his Majesty's Ships S'L. GEORGE, HERO, DEFENCE', SALDANNA, and FANCY, feel it their diity, and - have'greatsatisfaction to report, that the liberal - attention wlich has been given by the Public, and by the Naval and Military Servi:e, to this unexampled Calamity and Distress, enables the Committee thus early to state, that the Subscriptions already received, and• the Contributions from the Navy, Army, and many of the principal Towns; of which they have — intorMation. ;and expect are in course of remittance, are together considered by them to be suffjcient for the humane purposes of relief intended by this Subscription. TI-10N1AS•TERCUSON Secretary. • __. The Widows and Pirnilies of the - Otfic:fis and Men lost on board his Majesty's Ships St, George. Hero, Detente, . Sal danlia, and Fancy, who have not yet applied for relief, are requested to rnake,application to Mr. Thomas Fergus , .l), the Secretary, No -3,George.vard-, Lornbard;sireet, with proper Certificates; - or to• the Magistrates or Clergymen at the plaLes•of their dwelling, who are-earnestly solicited to make this Subscription known in their . . CI nt (IF LONDON TAV ERN, • May 7,181 z. A T a MEETING of the . MERCHANTS - , TRADE &S, and Othcr,• Of the Tort of Lordon, in terested in-the East India and China Import Trades, , held st this House the :3d day of 'April last. . • The Right Hon:the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair; The followipg Petition ryas read, .approved, and very nu merously signed, and has since been presented to the two, !louses of Pat-Lumen& To the Honourable the Commons or the United King dom ,o - Great Britain and I.ciand in Parliament as-. seinbled. The humble Petition of the undersigned Merchants, Traders, and Others, of the Port of London, interest ed in the East India and china. Trades. • • .Sherveth, • • That for a - long. series of yearS. the Eap India and China `f iades have been exclusively carried on to and from the Port of London, under the express . pnivisions of various Acts - of Parliament made for that piirpose, - both before and since the partisl opening oft he 'Prase on the last renevval. of the East ndia Company's, Ch.,: ter: • That under the regulations of those, A as,. and the 'restric trittions thereby introduard; numerous classes of his_Nla-- jesty's subjects have esfaniisher t theinFlVes iii London in different branches of business conneiled with the Elist and China Trades, - and have, - tbr"the purpose of carryine on the same, formed extensive establishments and =narked large capitals. That for. the purposes of this Trade, as now carried on by the East India Company, and by In.iividitals, Ware houses have been built in tne Metropolis, and Wet Docks have been formed in its vicinity at an•imrnense expense, and very large sums have been invested in the Shipping em' ployed therein, alMost •wholly by persons in •Lontioti,"and those immediately concerned in the _lndian and China • Trades. That your Petitioners are informed by the printed votes of your Honourable I louse, • that numerous applications have been made from the Out-ports and Provincial Towns of the - United Kingd_iin, that the East India and Ciiina Trades may be ilit , 3`Xed to be carried on t, and hum stich Out-ports, should those Tsales be still I..rther laid open , at the expiration of the East India Company's I , ,selit -.Charter: That your Petitioners feel themselves deeply, interested to any measure of this extended nature as the sagie :dust ma. tonally ath t them in common. with the numerous accts and descrniiions of persons now engaged in these- TLtdes ; which, %ll:a:Atter continec: are, or under arc; ex. tension thereof, must necessarily form ttrg rnedns ui sup. port tto those who lidvernbarked therein, and to whom any romoval-or dispersion.of the Trade will be highly injurious and detrimental. That the experience of many years has proved that the by confining to the Metropolis the Trade of In dia and China, has •beneficially created one large and open Market ; .enabled Purcha,crs to meet in one point preserved to Impofters the fall benefit of competition,and to Pur.: . chasers the advantage of the greatest assortment, and the best opportunity tor their-respective saledions, arid that by means therCof the Revenue has ot.n Most ettedUally se- , cured, and materially benefitted.. • That by the present Method of condu►`,}ing the Import Trade, and its being confined to the' Port of London, smug gling is prevented, and ttge ad valorem duties are colleded, not only with the•utmost exaclness and facility, but on the full vatt: of the commodity, and . at the least possible ex pence to the Natiton Whereas, should the Import Trade be dispersed, smuggling codid not be pr.evented,• and not only would the Revenue be exposed to this loss, now so el kdualiy guarded against by well proved Regulations in the Colledion; Out the duties paid, ad valorem, would be ma terialty 'diminished by the Want of those regular Markets and concentrated cqmpetition, by which they are now aug mented: • That as the most considerable part of- . the articles im ported fr , ,rri artr for toreign consumption, it has been pradtice to mare the - sales in London at fixed periods of the year best suited to'aiiract Purchasers from abroad, and to have the trearest variety of each species OfigoodS put up to sale at one time, that their demands may be more exten sively supplied, and their motives for visiting this country strengthened. But it. appears to your Petitioners, that if the present Salutary system should be changed, it would be im. possible.so to regillate the sales at the different Out-ports in point pt time or assortment or g ods as to induce the Foreign Merchants to come to this Country ; and this circumstance would nut only be a great loss to the Revenue, but would be highly detritnental to the manufacturing inn:re:As of the Country. And your Petitioners humbly submit that no advantages commensurate with these sacrifices, ant with the losses which would be_ sustained by your Petitioners, and the int merous 'classes of petsons now carrying on' this Trade in London, will be obtained by the public at large from its dispersion in the Mt- ports; and that such a radical altera tion ,in the system now established by law, could only in Justice be made upon an indennUfication to those who would be injured by .the change. Your Petitioners, therefore, 'humbly pray, that an any re. newel of the East India Company's Charter, the homeward Trade from India and Cfiina may be continued exclusively to the Port of. London. ARMY REGULATION WATER I'ROOl , CLOAK • - AND GREAT COAT WAREHOusF, KINC-STEET ST.,IAMES'S-SQUARE. p ULSFORD and , SERGEANT, Regimental TA- lon and ManufaElurers of WATER PRO.QF CAM. }MET to his Voyal Highness the t'riuce Regent, Dukes of York and Cumberland, have the honour to intorm the Airily and Navy, that their PQRTUGA L %VAT ER PROOF CLOAKS being approved/and established a regulation for Foreign Service &from their perleft impenetrability to wet), the same can only be had of them, the Inventors and sole Proprietors, King-street, St. James's-square. • March 23, 1812. NATIONAL BANK, established for the purchase of An nuities, secured on every description of real Property, or eligible personal Security. THIS InStitulion is under the Management of a single Direilor, whefeby that publicity and exposure, incident to other.ollices, is effeaually obviated. All Annui ties are expressly stipulated io. be redeemable, the' mast li beral price is given, the consideration is pail in Notes of the Bank of England, and the Borrowers are invariably entitled to the - privilege of deduding the. Property Tax from the Annuity Interest. Apply personally between Nine and Five, or by Letter, to the Diraorra of the National bank; No. 8, Lower 10,1 n-, War s Golden-square. G • .Ae. " SALE OF ESTATE, &c. YATELY; HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Mr.- Demezy's, the White:Lion Inn, Hertfordshire, on l'ue,day the ryth day of May,. at One o'Ckck, in One L (urileSs previously disposed of by. Private Contrad, of which Notice will be given), - • FrIE Valuabl e , ver y D es i ra bl e , and niprovable custom iry MANOR of HALL P LACE, situated in the P WI of Yately, ab ou t t h ree miles.from liertfordshire, two frorn'Blackwater, and thirty ; three from London, with the' Court Baron 'Royalties, Alienation, Fees, Quit-rents, and Lauda,- Copy hold o I iilr:ritance (newly in value to . Freehold) ; comprising a %IA NS IO N, called YATELY HOU S E, wirii - Gardens, Fish-ponds, Water Corn Mills, and Farms, coataining TWo Hundred and Thirty-nine Acres, more or leas, of inclosed Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laird, part thereat exonerated frrm Tithe Hay, by a modes of 211. per Acre ;' with v er y va l ua bl e Manorial and other rights of Pasture and Turbary, on the extensive CoAtinbris of Yately, now in the renting of Messrs. Bosley, White, tle..vet, avid Bedford, at old rents. any.unting nly to 2851. pet year.. Yately is.nearly the L••,:itral of a fine sporting country, ab•Dunding with Came, and it is presumed the new Military College, evaded near this • Estate, will very soon*ad-i consi der;:q.ily to its value. Mr. I3osley and Mr. Hewet, the Tenants, will shew .the :Estate, or whom pridted PatticulArs may b.: , had; also at the principal lons' in Birckwater ' arid at the place of Sate, the A u , :dion Mart, London,' o f 1. Stanley Smart, Esq. Red Lion-square; T. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; and of M s essrs..‘ Bout and Pickering, Land Agents and . Surveyors, Axminster, who are empowered to treat by private contra& ROI3ATT'S HOTEL, FOR FAMILIES AND GIN_ TLEMEN,', a Kingstreet, Covent-Garden, London. Vr t RS. PROBATT begs to retor t) her si nc e re kVA, thinks to her Friends and the Public.' in general, for the very .grFat.encouragernent she has experienced. since tQr entrance on the above .premises; she begs further to assure •tljpm, that no future exertions will be wanted on her Part to )merit a continuance o f th e n patronage. The Hotel, front ' the many advantages it possesses, but particularly . from the quiet and airy situation of the_back part of it, is well 'adapt ed for the accomutodation of Families:, and every thing th a t can ''promote the corn fort of s u ch as may nwour her with their favours wilt be Scrupulously attended tn. ON SPIUNG'I).IET. " It is in Spring,'" ObserveS a celebrated Physician, " that constitutional drseases come into action •; and it, at this sea: son, people-were to ado,,t ad alterative diet, much , human misery would be prevented." THE NOT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not Jt only very fivittrishing and, pleasant -to the palate, but ample experience has proved it toile Inure efficacicus in cor • red ne con io if,it ion and purifying the blood 2 han the Lit;_ bout Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject 4o eruptions o 1 the skin, and such as are of Gouty, Itilious, Asthmatic, or Consitmptivie l-labits will find the Sassafras Cocoa, a Most invalitable article of diet. In ti,eperiodical works on Medicine it ls highly extolled, and itb use is adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is sold itS aground state for boiling (in the same manner as eottee), , price bs. 6d. per -lb. by W. : Wilson, Grocer, No. 3 9 , taint Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re zutttarik.e. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. , 'St R, • • "Fakb the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit from the ,•se,ot your DI XON's ANTI HI LIOU 3 PILLS, which I carried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distributed them have experienced tire same salutary benefit ; thy , leclare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that Country tar ilitious tether Complaints: The following are the names of several 'Ladies and Gentle. men. whO have receive:l the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, F.sq. Jamaica ; Wit liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. ‘VoOrill, Spanish Town, ditto • G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit. to; I. Smith, ksq. Old Harbour; ditto; G. Aliston, ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Moramt, ditto; Penlinson, Esq: 'Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto; I. Burn, tsq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver .Goldsmith, King , ston, - ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Wood-riff; Spa nish Town; with many other persons. of the first respeCia , bility.' _ Sir, your most obedient Servant, THOMAS I IARROLD, of the Ship Ganges: Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Belatn, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, rllnutt, and Mallory, Port sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; llox land, Cook worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Ssvinney and CO. Birruingliain;• Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; 'Prewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reaburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh Waxier and. M'llonald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ' -.,Stevenson end Co. Norwi c h ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; arid retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at zs. gd. and 6s. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has beeri too frequently' the subje& ofjust and general reprobation, that men destitute orate elements of the medical art have ofß.red themselves as candidate s f or public patronagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result t%f our studies and experi ence, an d to prevent us from being classed among thoSe empirics whose imprudent. pretensions have,,unthrtunately for society,. been too favourably received, we beg leave to shbmit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement ("Tour pursuits anti ac. quirements. After having received a regular Medical educa tion .as the pupils of Messrs. Grindeil and Wizard, whose teddies and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourselv e s as students in that justly celebrated scool for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruCAcd in the ditEtrent l branches of anatomy, surgery, the thehry and ltrattice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent. prolessors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Elack,- Elarnilton.d)uncan and l:utherford. We trust we shall' not' bedeetned presumptuous in •saying that our proficiency anti acquirements are not inconsiderable. hla.ving. tor a long series of years made. Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objeaof our studies and.pradice k it will, we, hope, be allowed that we haVe acquired superior 'know ledge of their treatment and cu,re. In slight and recect cases ofinfeetion a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days . ; .and in those of the uttnost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseveraiice in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily otirsded by the youth of both sexes, there are none Inure alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which- fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they mayhem', by a new and infallible mode-of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases ut debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every Species of venereal itifeCtion,' we may be vnsulted by patients. of either sox with the great est secrecy and honour. 'lours 6; conSti Ration at home from • ten to three, and flout 6 in the evening fill to at night: • Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their Lase, age, and general habit of living, &c. &C. in closing a remittance tor advice and medicines, when .the same will be given, or sent to any part of theiingdOin. To ensure • that secrecy so essential ro our_ undertak,ing, 'fhe - postage of . letters may be added to the account tor niedi tines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. top Hatton—garden. 10-- Messrs. Currie anti Co. .have Certificates from• the above respectable Professors of London and. Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. f,rmcd the duties assigned them during, the time they at - t ended their J..edures and Pratitiee. • r.v7..._,—,3-44,7;› 117 V-ve" \zless—.."'4l*-1-t, 1-1 jra , ICTUALLINC;.OFFICE, Allay f , 18t2. THE C . Olt LIESSIONERSjor VICTUA LLIPG 11/ 111,1"fiT) . 't NAii'Y do. herehy give .Nctice, Ttiar 0 7 1Tatesefiy, the 12th of Nay next, they wir! dens in writing, (sealed up), and treat Jro the silt!) , wha F E S II - 13 EE F, may he densaPided for the Srrviee . jesty's hips and Vessels is thscley: Bay ; near Harwich, duri., , g the c . p.1,:; of Twike /11;nths certain, Jr !k. , 3316 of yrene ,rest ;• and until . Six Months warning stwli br. g•i,...en•: To be paid Jr. ly Bills t, L yake, with inter? v, IVi6ey Days af;iir date. ' The Co,diti.2l's of the Contract I,` te seen. at th, Sect ria:l'; oq - Ice. a , this OffiLv; or by 4 , 167ing to the Colletios of his - jest:s Cif S tcms. at the Port (j . No regard will he ha :to ..vz) , Tendr in Tubi,il., the Price shall rot be inserted in 7t. , 5,-dr at length, o: that Atall riot . be delivered is the &wet, be/ore pi e o'Ckch on the rail Tpesday, the 12:6 instant, nor lintr , ss tt'e Poson "vb.', makes the Tellder, t,r :owe Pirson oq his beha#, attendv.to answer when (.1114 for, Each Tender must also Be accompanied f , v :s Letter signal b_y two responsible Person: eng;grng to bee,mi bound , with th: Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of soot, fii• the dire perPxnan:s of toe Cimtrati. lIICTU/ILLING.OFFIZTE, . • 164: 1 , r, 13;2. THE - COM MISSIO N.PSf9r NCTUA L LEN G ifs MAJESTY's -NAVY do hereby glue Notice, 7.hat on 7"uesday, the 19th &slant, they ncWI he ready to receive Ten de,s in uu'itlng ( sealed rip), and treat jot the Supply of all such etta;ttities of RUM, as may he required Jro the tx,re of His Majesty's Troops-at the Mani of Martinique, and Colony of Surinam, during the space of Twelve Months certain, Iron the 7th of "hekust next; and further, uwil Stx Month; warning shall be given on either side, for .Me termination of the Con. traas. The Conditions whereof mtp be leen at the Secrstari;'e Oilier. No regard will he bad to any Tender' in which be price shall not be inserted, in words at length, cr that shall not he deliver.. ed to the Board before One o'Clack on the said Tuesday, the !sal Instant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, en s3►nr Person on his behalf attends, to answer when called for. • . Fach Tender must alto be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsitle Persons eng.rili-g to becorrie bound It:4th the Party tendering, in the Penal Strm Af 8001. for be due perfarmartv of the Contract for Martinique ; and 4 3 I for that nj Surinam. 11:71.121LL1NG.0 1 FIOE, i1:74 0 , 7, 1812. • 'THE COM2IIISSIONRSfor ViCTUALLISq His MAJESTY'S NAVY do. berth,' give Make, That on Friday, the 12d :ins!rnt, they will be. ready to rece4.e Tenders In wilting' (st.ala rip), and veat fir Three flurriircd Chalfron: (each CEihJiSilllg of ?irewar) of PITT'S TAN Fl ELI) iIOOR, WINDSOk'S PONTOP, or SI NIPSON'S- ['ONTO!? .COALS ; to be de 7 livered in a whole cargo •or cargoes, in the ipace of Six (.1.4.i - na' and weather permitting) alongside the il7a,irls , uf Pia:calling Trendies qt - P?pnouth and Soi;thdoun, and J.?. One Elmira' Bags of KENTISH HOPS el the grozi , :hol t, to be anrwerable to Samples to be produced with the Turd Ty.,,• and ti be delivered into the Viattatigg Stores at Nymouth, in the lrke , space Six Weeris, the whole to be paid for 6, payable, Inttrest, Ninety Days after rtatc. The Cerdi:i~ns 0 . 1 the,Contreals m.ty be seem at the Setrettioy'• Office. • . 1 . Fevre/ will Pe bad to aPy Torder In zullcs the Price :ball not be insisted ft: words at ie , Pgla, or that shall not be delizArei to the Board b c f.Ye One o'cLck on the said Ftiday, the 2.z . jot. ncr 'unless the Person who maker the Tender, or ionie Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when cared for. INDIA IlciUS E, Ofoty 8, t 81.2. THE . COURT of DIRECTOR . S of the VA ITED CuMP)lld of MERCHANT. of ENGLA.VD Tr;d. ing to tbe East Indies, do bereby give Notice, That 'all Bills of Exchange drertun on the Court from bead, and intended for reinvestment on the Terror C , nditions pub.. lisbed the t2th 74 last, will be all wed the be nest of thwe Conditism4 if tendered fc thatpurpore; at the Aro/int.:Kt-Gene ral's Oen., in this Route; on or before thec3tsl December, 18 rz. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sir. DEBILITY, ST RIC TURES, &c. • • ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at tending their peculiar method of treating a few preva. Ic . :itt Complaints, contirmed - by the experience of many years in a very extensive praClice, sensible al so o f t h e h appy ed e cts resulting, to ' the public from men of professional,skill con fining their attention to a certain class ut Diseases,' NlessrS. GOSS and CO. continue to dired their studies - to those disorders arising fi%)in a .secret destrudive habit ~,t - inc o n. siderate 3 ouch, which not only occasions a nu:rierous of •nervous Aledions, but entails also on its votaries the _ enervating imbecilities of old age. In all suchdi•tressing cases of Debility or t)eficiency, as regularly educated Si... geons of Loudon, they otter a firm, safe, and perten Remo. ration to sound and vigorous Health. In the early stage or the Venereal Disease they are enabled, ,by a safe and supe rior mode, to effectually • remove every vestige of the coin. plaint in two or three clays, and ever in the most deplornoie stages of this melancholy diSorder, hOwever inveterate cr complicated, their plan of treatment (without resoraint in diet or exercise) insures to the patient a perfeet, speedy, awl radical cure: As frequently arising from or conneded with the above complaints, Gleets and Strie r tures have nor escaped their ,attention ; for by improved, mild, and efficacious means, they pledge themselves to remove such diseas.es, whether recent or of long duration, without resortirfg to the painto I and dangerous.use of the caustic. Such has been the agreeable result of a pracaice of fifteen years, that their mode of watnnent has not in one single in stance ever proved abortive; during which period - mans' thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the happy ,enjoyment of being perfectly eured,•after severe and-injurious methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose. These considerations first induced-Messrs GOSS aid Co. publicly to offer their advice, and they presume their Ore• tensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented con fidenee with which they have by the Itablic been sulibera.l. ly }immured. To - be consulted' at their house daily, personally, or by letter, by Patients ot either sex, with the greatest se,:recy, delicacy, and honour. Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case, age, manner of living, &c. &c. int:losing a bank Note for_ advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded t o any part of the kingdom. UOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. r 3, Bouverie• street, Flee.- stree.t..