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.1 I, i ~': -- • 1111 /0 ,7' I, s st I 62% 4%, . 4 / _ Citel r, /./r„,,;,5A.",;4\t ~~ . ' A- • V,44 0 . ..NumriEn. G2G5.] WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, iBl2. [PRICE THIRD TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDN. GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELECTION. C0iy7714Q7 oi2 _PETERSI3.II:GH „MASTS- - - .. • . Piro -MORROW EVENINC-; 'S., 1812, ••Will be aited ' a New Grand : noinaritic . Draina, called • THY, 2E1:1410P • . •• Or, Tilt CHILD OF THE Dr.SETIT: 'The Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations entireli , new. The‘OVEB.TURE and.the whole of the. MUSIC composaby .• . Mr. BISHOP. The Scenery designed and executed by Messrs. Phillips,.Whit.= niore, Pugh, and 1-Icilog-,an. The 'Machinery ley Mr. Saul. • :Tlie Dresses and Deeoration§,by - Messrs'. Flower, Bradwell; AS Miss Eggr. • - ';'/••,1 chararters: • ' The lEthioTY, kEMBLE: " - • SATIACE'g§: *. To the WORTHY, an a l• INDEIiENDENT,, LIVERY of LONDON: To the GEL\TLEMEN, CLFJIGY, and FE.2,EridLbZPS of ' • • • 'C - 11%-ro-y- qj r .:Pi 9ctaiier 1,-1814. TIIE PRINCIPAL.QFFICERS and COMMIS- S'lO.A7_;;T:S'of H1 , 3..2.tf....41E5TP..5.N.1FY beie&Q • • t o A - ofice, not on Tk.:.0...54 4 .-7, tk . llsth...l:nstan at One .':;?CCh, tLeyZO:ll be,teaciy:o treat said' P.". , SeliS as may be trill i:1.7 C.-..Atrect - lkikcesty's seecral ong ? . 2:4Ore of t4ent,tvit.'4-111p.s a pz,,TEipt.J4 4 Gl-1 car ALIsTs. Di4.4ritkiion of tkc lects4s, and a Foriii of the Tender, ma# • ',• Tenderiztai be kTeivedaf:ter.Oneo'ekek, or the day cc Treat/, 210,? ar,:y. nNieed, Party; t l r an Agent for 4i772, af !c , is% • - • GENTLEMEN, VOUR kind and flattering Approbation evinced in .CoMmon Hall, at the time . ' of nominction of .representatives 'for. the' ensiling Parliament, or the dis tinguished situation iri Which you have this day placed me,. demands theearlieit•and Wrarrneit expression's of my gratefill 1- thanks. Be assured, Gentlemen, I feel an increased zeal• ' for sour interests, and a.ireterrnined resohitiOn to'Persevere. public principles which 'have been the, invariable! rule of mv past conduct in dve Successive Parliaments. It remains for me still, respectfully and earnestly to solicit . your continued exertions in ,my favour, to confer on Inc the high honour of representing and serving you a sixth time in the British House of Comb:ions. . GENTLEkENi tIi"CO(;:NTY of LENCoL.,I4. I T is impOSsikle for me to be unmin4fu l of the - ye:7 flatteripg and di4tinguiOaed rna.nn!4/: Thi;ll T. have been thrice chosen one of your } epre,eficatives in and trusting my line of tiolitical conduct has-been generally sati , faztory to my Constituent, with con6dence I again oar you in §ervi'Zds; tad solicit .icur support Qr,. t4ep./ 9.; . -, E4eCticii. • Mr. EGERTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. L!STON , , Mr, TREBY, .Mr. MURRAY,. Mr. .N.TIUNS, Mr. 'FINNEY, Mr. PURL - SET; Miss LOGAN, Mrs. DA:VENTORT, Miss IESERVE,.Mrs. EMERY, &c.. &c. THE TRIBE OF ALI. Alias Mr. YOUNG, Mr. JEFFERIES, Mr. BROOK, , . Mr. Howell; Mr% Mickel, Mr. Non is; • Mr, H JOHNSTON, &c. &c. ' ' GREEKS. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BROADMIRST, Me4srs. Baker Cardoso, Jackson, W. Truman., IN.lrs. C. KEMBLE.' s ' • To r•hich will be added, THE QUAKER. I bare the honcur to be, Gender/1 , 1n; • Your obliged the obediient-Servut, CHARLES CHAPLIN. 111 . 411k:icy, eat. 181-2. Evcr? Tendcr nNst Le,accompatriee by. a Letter addrnacd to tize Board; and ,FTned by tg-9 Fersone, en 2trvornebaun,::with tkePerso e tenderins-', tie Sn:A of ~to cke perforwme Coutraet. I remain, Gentlenieii; Your very faithful, devoted, add.obedierit Servant, ' • - VIM. CURTIS.: To the GENTLE:',MN, CLERGY, ITOMXNP.Y, dnd FREE- Old South4Sea Home, Oct. 6, 1312. lIDLDIERS of the COUNTY of DEVON. • GENTLEMF.N, QM: IstyvVitENcE PA LTC having (his day declared iuten . th?n .of retiring from Parliament, I hope that I shall not be decined pr . 'sumptimus in otf,Ting myself as a .Andidute fi;r the high honour of becomingyour Representitive. CP.7, STATE OF Tin PDLL, SECOND DAY. Oct. 6', 1812. CIE CO mAr.ss IE RS for rrcTrIALLING -411 " . 3 14JES2T'S N,.1'17Y d. hei;ell, , give .Netice, Curtis —.BBl I Witithman 571 I Atkins....7l7 Combe ..1103 W.od .....533‘ Shaw That: of I rirluy;teat; the 10:14 inst they uiLt * be t•eady to re - "(v.:tie rendet-s, in writink tre,:tfor 1 7 ,Tee,t7u.niitee1 Catzhirotsof PITF'S 'TAN i E 1,1) :I\ I 0 0 it, V 'LS OP.'S 16NTOP, SrAri'SON'S POYFOP COALS, e*.qtire one t!“..reof in One jionth, owl Lite One -Ife:alt aftertha rd., into his ,11a jesty's - i . 'i:. 7 iteatyn. , :e'Stitye's at De j ullt?ll,' apt,. to he paid for by 1117.!s':;i:c7Pali fitteres4 ni•tety Tlays• !fate.. The Contract nt'aybe,.seen at :Ile .Seme tory's 6:l;Tee: Places for the Boxes ro be taken of "Mr. DranclOriot the New Box-Office,_-street. ' . ' - - 'The Doors wiH be opened at half-past •Five, and. the PlAyr. begin at half-past. Six. . - .. • • . .„ Boxes is. SeeptidPrice 3s. dd.--*--,Pit 3.6 d.. ,!;.corid Pt.l4&2s. Lower Galle r y .2s. - . S'ec - end Price 15.,--Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price Gd. • r- - - • Sir William Curtis's Comniittee sit daily at the Old South- Sea House, where any commtmicatiml will be thankfully re .—eeived. • • Arduous as the *situati : Eiti - iilo .: N'vh . ic:h r, aspire, and tiriex perienced.as..l must nee'essaril be id parlidinentlry business, 1 earl , only hope, that unremittii4 er►ce., and a conscienti ous revolution to diszharge th.‘g high thtties attaehed to the RePri!SentatiOn of this iMPOrtant ConntY; vindicate the kind solicitations pf the numerous Friends who, urged tne submit myself to your notice and will enable me to promote the best interestl of my Country. . . To the WORTHY. and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of The new Grand Ttomantie Drama, called The 4Fthiop, or the Child of the Desett, 'having excite the deePest interest, and been received with the most enthusiastic applause, will be repeated .eVery night till further notice.oll Friday and Saturday, with the revived Burletta of Midi-is: " LONDON. the Public are i6pectfully infor►ued that Mr. Ma thews is engaged at this Theatre, and will malt: his first ap pearance on Monday next. _ • .4\ - 0 . 74, - .:.711 will be hat: to any Tentfer'fri telile7t 7 :the• - • Price skill ,wt, be i.N.rer,ted fn uor r, gt liag - thc . ji that Vial' riot be delivereii .to the sll'oard before One, o&the said I: , itia•y, tie 16th instant, nor ynle.ys the Pers'On VIZ() =Cite the "ret: - -tter,‘ pr's••oni,7 Peivoia on: . Belsatr, attends, to an ewer when ei.4l,,zd f 6/. • - - A New Farce has some time in jrcparation, and will be produced immediately. • • IJOY,'E FIRE-ASSURANCE COMPANY: . , , CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. OrFICELUDGATE-HILL, LONDON. • PEVSONS assured with this. Office, whose Policies expire at Miehaelmas, arc respectfullY inform .to, that Iteeeipts for, the Renewal of the same are noW ready for Deliver!' at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company ihrouglidut the United KingdoM, WILLIAM 131.:ItY; eififeOtry4 Policies of Assuranee, which expire At the ab e Period, should be renewed Within Fifteen DayS thereafter' ..ViSI.TRAICE COMPANY, ' "pg NO. 10 Ludvate-Hill, London.t I 111 . DlitEciows respectfully acquaint the Public, that ;for the further extension of the advantages *lt'f . +lfe Assurance, the Fire and Life ,business of this Coin illanY have been separated,, and formed into two distinct de- Partments, with a Capital of ONE MILLION appropriated to each. ' That in the Life Department (after.a mlderatadednction far Guara.ntee and the !ppence of Management) the Profits asi.4ing from the Life business" are to be applied as follows, 'viz. One equal Third Part to he added' to and consolidated with the Proprietors' Stock; and t.lii rcmaiuing Two equal Third .Parts of said Profits.t4) be written up to the credit of Life Polic . ies; such a dd ition of profits to be paid along With - , • and at the same talk as the principal . stan assured becomes Pal/able: ' •-• , . . . • . Thus, instead of sinki7ign stun annually to secure the. pay 4rient of a stipulated principal sum (which put cipal - sum, • when the', claim arises, May haPpei to besebliF:ido-p,bl:oefa thnif 'the aggregate'nmounr of the annual premiums paid), Life•Assnrers.w.ith this Company receiVe'riot only • the sum • •( . 2riginally stipulated, but receive also T.wO Thirds of tile Pro tits of the Coin in pany divided'aongst Prop:n444 to t he Sillil6 which they respectively assure . : • The Directors in -offering' such peculhizand' , in'iportant l'araages,.to Life ..AF.Surersy• cannot doubt,that, the:Hope life and Annu,ity . Office will receive a decided preference and support from the Friends of the Establishment and the Corn '. la4nity in ge.nerz. - .1. • •-••. • ' •.' By Order of thi'BUard, **- .• _r WILLIAAI 131711,Y ,-See. '•' • ' 'LITE LOTTERY; ALL TO BE D.RMVI'C TUESDAY `loth )IONTIL—ONLY r 4 OOO, NUMBERS— 'ORE THAN 2000 PRIZES—ONE NUMBER WILL GAIN 40,0Q0/. TWO -.PRIZES .OF. 20 OWL—IMO &c &e. 111 Contractor for 'the LOTTERY, • No. 4, CovOill, and 9, Charing-Cross, sold the fol.- I . 4 ivin Capital PrlzeS in s the last'Lottery:— • . Ne. 3,651 In 16 Shares ‘16,000 574 .....,,Irg 11 Shares 3,930 ' 600 2,736 2 ,736 2,760 • Vis In Waxes . 300 Aid 4 Prizes .of 2001. &c. &c. Yr, ORNSEir and_Co. respecttulfy acquaint the Public, that they have a variety of TICKETS and &RES on .`;ale, at the lowest prices in the STATE LOT 's I'AY, to he drawn ou the ; 20th of October, only Ten Thou- ti Two Prizes of '23.0001. H besides many Capital t t izes, and no Prize less than 221.; Hornsby and Co. have • 11 7eq successful in Selling .and Sharing C a pit a l . Pr i zes, t o elr Friend, who have lionoiired them with their pavours, 4t their 014 established 'State Lottery Office, 2(, C o rnhill ; :" I lere 'bit Prizes are exclutoged withont any deduction'what -er, • • • LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London', (unleos re e 3 iot.sly diSpoged of by Private Contract) . , ADVOINSCIN . of SOLIHULL, nearly of betwech iiinningharn mid Warwick; consisting 4 . 1- 1 t 1-loo'ce and bout Eightv-eight A c _ ex t t 9 r t i Of Ricll'Vleb.e LAnd, and, the L IES belonging to Rectory the Parish, which contains upwards ,(.51 Eicven 4 )ll Rand Acres, • together of the estimated yearly value Of ti'''ween Tiro and Three Thousand Pounds; the pre.sent.ln -v",,Ment. g - ed a0 , ..4t 6 ears. • ‘,44-tinted Panit.calars may. soOli be had, at the Auctioulllart; ThOlLiS kyder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;of Messrs. Richard -I(4ll‘and Co. No.'7, Inn - Fields ' • of jiiseph Watd .C2q; Solihull ;. of, Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratfor_d 14 ‘ ,2_ 11 aud , of Aiess-is.' Webb, \Webb, and •Attwood, salts. f Who-will treat by private contract.. TO the Airtnd disturhecl; the Heart distressed,. wxitit .zind the anxiety thittuften preys on persons in the most ta n` 1 1l stages cf life, Advice, Consolati o n, an d Resoaree.that Ivi sh 4 ileYlat their slifferin„ , ..-s, is a comfort devoutly to be' tt ta - e ,d- It yvill be afforded 1:y one compet e nt, .from con.' ktiP-ation ..tid Study of future events,' to g i ve it, where he'is Ofied with the object t equiring • st," Lette r cal be 5e regarded that does not come from a re : ta ble quarter, and is not •exPlanatory of name, address, Ott , t lr ellAistances. Stith a. one . . sending a line to Pr. Pl.' t lotl a ttibcarv, l'ortivod-sfrect, Will receive iastaiit • •. e ioo• n k (s ‘.\ • 'D A tI:rs s C,TENTLAIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDRES 01 • the C.9I:4TY of DORSET: GE NTLEMEN, „ • • EE very &milt:lg reception of my ti my ,agents, through" magents, in allpar3 of tlie - tpunty, . . • , • demand thus early the ar,knowlerrgment of my ntniostgititi . tude,..and encourage mv hop'es, that ) , ort.tl , .e 4:<y of Erection, yeur faypnr,wrll ga.lns . pace me in,trle highly 'respectable . si tuation of oue of your Representatives. such an event, be assured, that it shan,:he .my earnest , stonly; by a faithful, clischarg-e of the ditties, of so important .a•trust, to preserve the esteem and approbation of my con stituenis. I have the, honour to be,, , Gentlernon, With the highest re6pect- and regard, , Your truly grateini and most obedient humble Servant, W. M. PITT. Kingston, Oct. 1, 1812. To the PREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NAIRN. GENTLEMEN; N immediate Dissolution of Parliament bein , - It- probable, I beg leave to oiler myself as a: Candidate for the honour of representing my native county. My best pre tensiOns to your support, inust rest upcutro y being the of an ancient and :expectable VarcilY,inplaiinsbire; and a Life devoted, as it has hitherto.ben, to the Service of my .country.. With the strongest attachment to the King and Constitution, born a Scotchman, and bred a Sailoi, should Ibe the fortunate object of your Choice, shall endeavour to discharge with the utmost zeal, the important duties of your Representative so as .tnpromotethe true Interests of the County; consulting on all possi - ple-occasiOns the 7 voiCe . of my Constituents. • , . - I have the hononr.to be, s • gentlemen, YOur most obedient, and deyoted hinnble Servant, JAMES Dttl4B.W. Bo,lth, Nairn, Sept. 28, 1812. To the G.I.TLEMEN, cfERGY, ar,d - FREEIIOLDER. of the COUNTY P,A.LATINE of.que..4irat. GENTLE MEN, • DissOlution of Parliament having takeri, place, „ permitmeagain cm, this occa,s?iu to splicit the .favour yo,ui: support. If ..I 1 - tay.- the good fortune vo, be re-elected one of your Re prysetn:ttatives, 4ratituie 741.4 - rentft.heu thatzeal which has hitherto, uri,ciaiii.444 / 4ifested my-,hest endeavours. in the service of the.(ounty.. arum: you;that should I again arriTe thsig.distingui.shed honour, my chief grati4c4i4k will he the couVietion it atiill:•atford - me thavmy past conduct has met with your - apprf•b,aXicin: • .I have the . Gentlimen; ' • Your faithful and obedient humble tervant, • . DAVIES -DAVENPORT. Capethorue, Oct. 2, 1812", • • • Permit me to request the favour of your support on the day of NOminatinn and that you wilt accept ns my apology . for not paying my personal respects to you, the assurance, that, previons:ta the 29th ult.TI was riot awarethat any vacan.cy in 'our Representation was likely to take. Place. I have the honour to he, Gentle Men; Your most obedient, acrd very faithful Servant, • -THOIVIASDIK,E ACLAND. Killerton, Oct.), 1812. BANKERS' LICENSES: Stamp-Oirne, Lcndon,-Sept. 19; 1012. NOTICE 4 . bereby given, that, by the Stamp Act, 48 Geo. 3, c. 149, all LICENSES granted to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes,- payable to the bearer on demand, and alloived to be re-issued, will eipire on the 10th of October next, and that thty must be re= newed within One `loath from that day,* or pedalties will be incurred. That a separate License must be taken out for everyplace where the,Notes shall be issued, unless the, persons to be li ceased had issued their Notes at several places before the 2d Joky, 1808; and originallyUbtained one License for all such places ;.in which case only, they will be again included in one License. That every License must specify the names and- places of abode, of the persOns to be licensed, and the. name of the place or places where, auck the name of the bail:, firm, or title under which, the notes are to be issued; and Licenses to persons in partnership must specify the names, and places of : abode, of all the persons concerned in the partnership, whether all their names appear in the Notes or not; and in default thereof tine Licenses will be void. With these par ticulari a specimen' of the Notes must also be left at this Of fice, by the.persons,applying for such, Licenses. • That a penalty of tool. for every cinnze is imposed on the issuing of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, without a License, 'or at any other place, or. under any other firm Or . title; *tan .is,:,sp,!cilied in t',:e License; and a penalty of 501. for every cfence fs imposed on the isSuing of Pro missory Notes, of Lily description, or Bills of Exchange •not .• • • duly. stamped, dud on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes not allowed to be re-issued, as well as on the re-issuing of Notes,zllowed to be re-issued after the 'period fixed for that purpose. •, Ta Commissioners of Stamps having had occasion to pro secute several country Bankers,, for the penalties incurred by' their disregard of the provisions of the Act, this notice is .given that all persons concerned' may in future conform th(;reto . ). and avoid the,pe,nalties for which they will othertim be .prosecuted; and that persons applying for Licenses; may .come prepared with all the requisite particulars- to ';be. in scited therein, without whiCh the Liectiges cannot be filled up,. so a; to protect the parties against the penalties of the orcier'of the Commissioners, • WILL,IAM gliil 3 Pf:l\7; Secretarv. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, Seventeen Years E:stahlished, in the firsttCity in the. Wurld*; ONSEQUENTLY it becomes. a tiotrincum, bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if 'poss; le, uni-. .versal publicity, which he is now endeavouring tdacconiplrsh,, at an expence little short of Three Thousand PC:IIII6 . EL Year, by hourly informing and bonny proving to mankind of all descriptions, that those. who are, tortured with the Gout, Rheumatic Gout, RheumatisM, Pleurisy, Bead-ache, Bilious Sick }lead-40, Asthmatic, ConsumptiVe, and - BiliotiS com plaints, TootL-achc, Face-ache, 'or Ear-ache, may be, cured in a reasonable time by use of the GUESTONIAN CINES ; and by applying to the Inventor, B. GUEST, Che , mist., No. 9, Great S'urrey-stree, Blackfriars-bridge, between the hours of tilne'andtwelte any morning, (Sunday excepted,) may be perfectly relieved before they leave Min, which is such an earnest of cure as 'no empii'c or regular practitioner, ex cept these that practise With these preparations, did ever dare to promjse; because hot being able to succeed, they wonld prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks ,wt;. - .ld quack . . go loud as to be distinctly hard at aii.iinniease distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical know ledge. - -:These Preparations are retailed in London only by the I .)ropiVe . t . ,.. bat ii4ly be had wholesale from any 'of the re spectable'Alediclne Venders in Town, and they will receive . fruin them such a' discount as must be.considered liberal on quarklities dot les•titan half a lioien, each. 'Amid those that wish to be informed respecting their perfect safety, and salti tal7y efficacy, may receive that. information by, examining the Star New)aper,or by pehising B. GueSts Guide from Pain, which; 11 sold as •above, price ls: Statements of cases will be immediately attended to,..if . theyinclose - a one pound note, and.mcdicines tolhat aaloant be ferrfar,ded by the first returui- • GENTLEMEN, • Return _you my most grateful .acknowledg ,-4: .Ingnts fer the very kind and flattering support which I have this day received from you in the Common Hall. Per mit me earnestly to entreat the continuance Of your active exertions, end that my Friends trill come up to the POLI as early as possible. The inaccuracy of the Lists, and the short ness of the time since the Dissolution of Parliament ' have rcniiered it impossible for me to pay my personal respects to any considerable number of .the Livery, and I trust you will impute the omission solely to these caues. I beg leave; Gen 'tlemen, to refer you to my. past conduct, as the only ground upon which I'm' now expect your support; and should I be so fortunate as to be placed, for the third time, •in' the dis 7 tinguished situation of one of your ItepiTsentatives, I will •serve you. withieal proportioned to the increased obligation conferred upon, Gentlemen, Tour most faithful and most obedient, humble Servant, JAMES SHAW. _ • . America-square, Oct. 6, 1912. STATE OP THE POLL, SECOND DAY. Shaw ' 7SS I • COrtis' • ° BB7 Waithruan 571 Co'rnbe -1103 Atkins 717 f Wood Aldeirdan Sir James Shaw's Committee meet every day - at the King's Heed, in, the Poultry; where the atterpianee of his friends iS - particUlarly requested;and all cothn i ttnications Kill he thankfully received.. . • PECICE 9F :ORDNANCE, Sept. 29, 1812. fIE . PRINCIPAY, OPTICEI7,3 ojc His MA . JESTY'S WO hereby give Kotic'e, Thal Pro teals their - Oiice, in Pall-Mail, on. or .be10 .. .r ' -the Day, of OctOber. next, .frOM Per.;ol;:t' - olinay-.be willing to' undertake Me supply of tarilsit and FOREIGN IRON; for service of . tiqs 4.4ep: art ment, for a pe.;icnt of Three Yvan; determinable at Me e.vpirdiion of One Yeai,luion4l . Three Months notice, at : lhe option of either party. ,Specimen of the Articles may be viewed upon application at :the Principal Storekeeper's Office in Me Tower, and fur ther particulars, together alth the Terms and Condition's of the 'Contrae4 May bi' known at the SecreturY'S Office,. in Pall-31all aforesaid,- amp Day between the Hours of Ten and Fol4r, o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed " Propmli for Inin," but IID Propo sal can be admitted after Me said leth day of October, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be M')ticed, unleiS Me Party making. it, or au Agent on his Behags shall attend. By Order of the Boarilp . 12. H. CREW, Jecreta7w. OFFICE CF ORDNANCE, . . Sept. 28, /SIT. RE PRINCIPAL-OFFICERS of IE3 MA. - - jr,STY'S ORDNANCE ao her,eby, give Notice, That Proposals will ,5e received at their Office, in Fall-Mall, on or kfore Prida,,v . , the 9th day of Octoba• next, from such Per sons as may 4 apilling . io undertaie•the Supply of COPPER `HOOr3 for service of this Drl;artMent, for a period of One rear. Patterns of the Art77cies In fly be viewed, upon arplication at the Principal Storekeeper's.,officc in the,,Tower, and further Particulars, together with.the Terms and ConditiOns of the Contract, nay be known, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall, Bay liqrziewthe .11(mrs of Ten and Fsuir. .o'-qoei,,g,chere the pioposalf.rnustledelivered, sealed are antbindorsed, "Proposals for Copper Hoops but no Proposal can . ie . , iid!.ni . ttect after the - said 2d day of October, at Puttee o'ZlOck:ste Noon 6f . the'stzme . likv, neither any :render be noticed; unlcSs the party makng an,,lgent. in his .Pek:l.f, 4.44 g attet4d. . • By Order . Of the Board, Serretaeu. • • I . , • - .. r .ro•Mr,DlXON;` , 4potlie6di•i/.. 51:R, • • • ••• ; • - • lake the earlie s t Opportunity to 3equaint Mar. I .h.,4 ea! the .nest Nvorxtertui 4etietit froitt'th: use Lit.yo;.r DJ.X.ON's AN j' Ilq LICA./3 NII.LS , which tol:initirezi; and 'ail fjtuse tr'eentti to i'vhorn I distributed them hate experiencietiJne they declare them to be t4c,4mst ever 'used ftftliat Ca•unt tur Bili,o t os and other. The followinq are the.narnes.of severni Ladies a.rvi melt ivito hareltcet,yed, uttnust-reikci-fr.un vorir Otxoti's I:tinaica ; ham S*lllo , , E - N. in4stbn, dii to; NYpocr7lt Sp f tt.nnikoq,• Iraq Sevattua is It 7. r,.,hi to ;, I. (i.id Harbour, ditto ;.'l.;. Allston, Fs, • d o di•tro);• 1: - .1 ) ..etAp44n.,- L 13sri • River.,"cittro' ditto I. !sari,, J.:s(l ; •C.Y. L t'Sclt ',Ese d rs N'frS. GoiAsaitri, K stop, 1.140„-;,.* . .r.S.. Kerry „'S Ann's.; Airs. kylvorly,:,S'(a nish ToWil ;":Nyltll I . .r.,aVy . 6ther persons 6r - the nest respecta• bility.• ••' - • ... • . •• - ..• • . • .. • . • , . - - - . Sir, your most obedient Servant, . • t1:014IAS HARROLD, of s ifti , sliiii"Ganges. July 1, 1912. . . . Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, comer of Paterrioster-row;-I.Ondoit ; • Sharp and Deja in, Portsmouth; tones,. Weston, All nptt, ancl Mallory, r sea ; Hall and johnston, (;cisport-. • Coleawn and Jac.b. Sheerness ;' Peck, Ross, ind Turner, Pltrll ; Molt land, t.:(wk worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; l and. Lloyd, and. Swinitey and - Co 13imainghAni ; •Edwards and Permy, rnri Larnhury. Livcr l ,ool ; Staines and Lyndtt, •Manchester Trevoimn, E a - Smith, Manderton, Reahurn, Scott. and 14:.x.rer, Zt burgh; Baxter and hi •Dooaltr," G'aszow ; BulAen Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson iiitri• C , ,. `Jorwich ; Swint, Leicester ; Duon and Sutton, Nottirghnn . and retail ' most Country Medicine Venders, ut 13.0.ces at 2S. 9 and 6s. each. „ ,