The Sun. — London, England, 1812-03-14 00:00:00

?Fa • OA\lllO,. it 5.4 1....4 1, ,0. lt , 4• - • • `4 1 ,, :' ~. 1 1 , tV:._, 17 - .• , , ' - j',,I . ZW.-ITI, . . ~. .4 5? :i. 5 ' -:-' "." ~. -' .. l .... -: , A._ .., It." - • - - ''. - AP -1711 4 'l., gfr i l 4.\ , UN. NUiIIBER 6618 J. TiIEATRE ROYAL, . ,NT-GA.RDEN. ON MONDAY EVENING, March 16, 1812, T ie _ "'ill be perionned a New.Urand Operatic Drama, in T ie _ Ads, called THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN. - Principal Chara6ters. Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ; High Priest, Mr. EGERTUN ; TeLtAo, Mr. CHAPMAN ; - Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ; Zarnor, Mr. SINCLAIR ; Diego, Mr. LISTON ; 'Ozmar; ivlr. BROADHURST ; Xaira, 'Mr. CR ES W E LL ; Don Alonzo, Mr. HUNTLEY; DOH Vci.isquez, Mr. BRUNTON ; High Priestess, Mrs. POW ELL ; Cora, Miss SMI Amazill, Miss FERON ; Mali, Miss BOLTON ; Mrs. CHILDE. Af ter, Whirls Will be performed, tor the 48th time, a New Pantomime,, called HARLEQUIN AND PADNIANABA; OR, THE GOLDEN I.ISH, W ith entire New MtLic, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, Sec. Padmanaba, Mr. JEI 1 ERI ; Sultan of Cashmire Mr. NORMAN ;. Omar, the Fisherman, IVIr. BOLOGNA, Jun.; ‘ -a ylacattadhri.the•Persian Cook, Mr. GR4 MA LDI ; Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK ER ; '`'Prea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss L. BOLTON. ta x 2s es 73. Second.p.rica 3s. bd.—Pit 35. 6th Second-price toh7 G allery 25. Second-price rs. — Lp, , er Gallery is. Se -Price I sie lj l iaces fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 110 x-Olfice, in Hart-street. - I.il e Doors - will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play i; l 4 at Half -Past Six. On Tuesday, Julius Cmsar. , MR. ASTLEY'S BENEFIT. ' tne LA ST NIGHT BUT T 1 R E E of, performing at the PA V 1 LION this Season. (A5l, NEW PAVILION THEATRE, • LEY'S) -NEWCASTLE-STREET, - STRAND, ~,ILstabliNlied' by Authority of thelord Chamberlain). kf 4 MONDAY NEXT, 16th March, a Comic Musical Piece, called THE THREE FIVES ; o r, PENNY WISE-AND POUND FOOLISH. Attar Which, the popular Horse Spediacle, in Two Adis, called DAGHVAN-HO ; in r TRW, TARTA R TARTAR'D which t will be introduced (for the few remaining nights °t s..ason) divers performances by the sagacious E L E. 1 , 4 Nrr • The piece will terminate with a general At- It t- ft, Man to Man—Horse to Horse, forming a dramatic Pkture of a Field of Battle of the most striking and v r esti , e elted everyroduced on any Stage. A Cui-ni6 Song, by Mr. R. L. !ONES.. °conclude with the Pantomimical Selection, called - in "ht HARLEQUIN'S OLIO. I 'll will be introdiAced wo astonishing learned, Lap-. b oo ,. DogS. Open at Halt-past Five, and begin at Half-past 13 "ec , olin price Half-past Eight. la' • I \l • eon Wednesdays and' Fridays dur- L e ... 0 er 01111411 C 1.1„, Fhis Eve- g the Comic Burletta, the Popular vi se p • • ‘, • 4 ;010111'1W P, - ntorsime, with other /Inter saF;nit'lli, theatre will positively close for the Season on "-inlay the stt. -...._ prTo ALL WHO VALUE THEIR &ICEIT. RE Sight of the Aged is restored; tie weak 1 2 , Sight strengthened ; and the perted Sight preserved, euh unerring priniples, by lIRA I.)BERRY's PATENT A CLES, 332, Oxford-street. i s 7 0 ° Prevent disappoint!nent, by particular in observing, it Shop but a Private House, next door to the kiish. — 4l6ers, between, Swallow-Elreet and Argyle-street. 4NGRAVING BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE, Twenty-tour Inches by Twenty, P - r-- * FOR WORK 'OF ENGRAVINGS. 1: - E very Crlebr;:ted— Rillure of the - DEAD' CHRIST and MARIES, by AN: CARACCE, the. orleans Collection, now at Castle Howard,- p ec• i n 4) by the permission ot the Earl of Carlisle, Inca co,. ot - t 'Y Mr. WO in, jun. for_lhe purpose Of forrniokone Catc, series of TWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, to be ‘)/itti"ten by the ,principal Artists of the present period, a view of exemplifying the Works of the leading Nias t,,,:• t ot the Roman,' i'lurentine, Bolognese, Venetian, Lom- Pai:,. SPanish, and Flemish Schools, the Amateurs ot I„ , i `lng ,and of tine Engraving are respectfully °informed, tin,,; Drawin, - of this Pidure, together with other fine li e '' v nigs after inese Masters, from which this ‘Vork will V i i? tented, arc now on View, at the Gallery; 39, Sack . : tur '.. - treet, Piccadilly, which will enable them to form a . th e 'vet ide a not only of the nature of the Work itself, but of election of which it will be composed. - et t i l l 'Aiustratingi by individual examples, the Compositions a r t . i rce of the schools above mentioned, it is intended to 84A ) , t ,the very general subjed of the ISTO R Y ot U s UR, umen at' some of its most interesting periods,— tv n e is most happily atlO:ded by the following capital Pic by the Virgin, Yuung.Chri, aitd St. [Wm of Rat boi now in the ,StaitOrd Gaiiery si by Christ among the ti~ uct °l- s, in the pidute of Leonardo cut Vinci, in the posses utt ()r ule Right lion. Lord Isforthwtek ; and by the picture of tur_Anninal Carracci, above mentioned. hese three Pic while they offer-choice examples of the Roman, ivioe, and Bolognese Schools,' will also form a Set equally i t .'able for the Portfolio, in . the Apartment of the Amateur. ,no Venetian and Flemish Schools being these in which an Zuring has'takena lead, will be exemplthed.by the gay • i ghtsome subjects of Titian, and Paul Veronese, and fit A llegorieal ai:d. Historical Works of Rubens and Van ‘viule the schools of 'Lombardy and Spaia will be • in the Works of Correggio and of Moritlio. "e Work itself wilt thus give, not only a concentrated,. ; 1 1:" of the Compositions of these great Mastets,• but also t h e an opportunity of judging of the relative abilities of most eminent Engravers of Modern Europe. Independent of the Work of large Engravings, it is intend ' Fd 41 , 0 ,t 0 p ur ion a smaller ‘VOrk, upon the scale of Van 7?,ko's Bo o k o r *Heads, illustrative of the , Pine Portraits, and Heads of R a ttaelle, Tivan, Giorgione, Velasquez, ltu "ens, Vandyke, Kentnrandt, Guido, and Doinenichino. I The principal Artists to be employed in these Works of are,"Morgnen; of Florence ; Sharp,. and Heath, of London ; Bansse, of .Germany ; Muller, of Stutgard ; and others, who m.iy be considered as the principal Engravers of tine prcsent period, as well in this country as abroad. • Both Works - will be under the direction of William Bu chanan, Esq. The Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three Guineas tor each Engraving ; to be paid on delivery. The Terms.of Subscription to the Work of Portraits, will be wo Guineas for cacti Number, containing - Three Engrav ings. The I ingressions of the. lates shall be delivered to Subscfrbersaccording to the priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemcn, not resident in London, wishing to - become Subscribers to this Work, will. be so good as to send their. part4.ular address, and also mention, it they wish their Co pies delivered to any pesson in London, or forwarded to theta el4evvkatre. 'Mr. Yates, at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street, whO has Charge or the -Exhibition of the l)rawings, will receive Sub- Scribers names to both., or either of these Marks • and as a 'Book-fur entcri ig these has been recently opened ' , Gentle- Men intend.ng to subscribe, will be aware of the importance of having their names high upon the list, as - the linpressions tot the VlatOS will be delivered in strict conformity to the SATURDAY, MARC II 14, 1812. • LLOYD'S, March 13, 1.12. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB .( 1 SCRIBERS for the-Relief of the Widows and Fa milies of the Office rs and Men lately lost on board his Ma-- jesty's Ships ST. GEORGE, of 9S guns, II E RO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 36 guns ; held in conformity with the Resolution of the General Com mittee, and of Public Notice, to take into consideration the proprieey of allowing the Widows and Families of the Of ficers and Men belonging to his Majesty's late gun.brig FANCY, of 12 guns and so men, to participate in the Sub scription now raising, The Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBIER in the Chair. Respired unanimously, That this Subscription should be extended to the relief of the Widows and Families of the Officers and Men belonging to his Majesty's late gun-brig FANCY, of 12 guns and so men, that vessel having be. longed to the same Fleet, and lost nearly itt the same time. Subscriptions advertised ,C 4168 t7s. sod. independent of a Subscription of Two D a y s P a y f ro m 4 5 o f his M a jesty's Ships and Vessels already advertised. J. B. Monck, Esq. of Reading - Lord Somerville - John Ord, Esq. - George Sandtord, Esq. - - Edward Mitward, Esq. Hastings - duke of Somerset - Wm. Darby, Esq. The Hon. H. Watson .General Edward Paget . Captain Edward Paget 1 H. - - Two Sisters at Bristol James Steers, Esq. Mrs. Mary liatard - John Woolett, Esq. Rye 1- G • . - Captain A. Sproule, R.N. The Proprietors 'of the Star - Yeats, Brown, and Scott ..; . John Fratickliti, Esq. -, . Mr. Kite; Admiralty Office . Praeds, Nlackworth and. Co. . - - Subscription at the- Royal 'Hospital, North Yarmouth - - ' • . ". To 10 o Scott, Burn, and Co. - • - .1- zo 0 Rear-Admiral Foley - - - 10 10 0 Thomas Palmer, Esq. Chcam - - so to 0 Captain Currnning -.- - 2 2 T. Botham. Esq: Salt Hill - 3 3 ° john Corderoy - - - 5 0 9 Mrs. Vansittart - - _ 5 0 o Miss Vaissittart • - •- - 5 0 0 The Right Hon. N. Vansittart - - 5 9 Sir Thomas Maynard Hembridge, Bart. 5 5 0 Sir Robert Preston, Bart. (secOnd Subscription) so to o Robert Stevenson, Esq . - so so o Further Subscriptions .at Oxford, per Sir I. Sauniarez . - - William Price, Esq. - - Peter Fedor, Esq. Dover . John Minis Fe-:tur, Esq. ditto - Thomas Woou, Esq. - George Ward, Esq. - Stein, S/111111, and CO. - The Officers and Men of his Majesty's Ship Partridge, two Day's Pay.. Lord Eardley, (second Subscription) - so to 0 George Bragge Prowse, Esq. - - 10 to 0 • Admiral Thornbo.ough - - so to o t. aptain Hawker, R. N. - - 5 o 0 Subscriptions received by the Masters of this House, ' and by all the Bankers in London and Westminster. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary• No. 3, George-yard, Lomb trd.street. • 20 0 0 Jo 10 0 5 . 5 ° I') O o - 1 0 1 0 0 ... 10 10 0 . ow .. 10 0 0 . . . 10 0 0 .. m. 5 0 ° -_5 0 o --- 1 0 o --- s 0 o --5 5 ° - ito lo 0 - 10 10 0 -5 0 o -5 5 0 -5 S 0 - 5 5 - 5 5 0. -5 o 0 10 10 • I 2 15 • 5 5 ° IO Cl 0 S 0 0 25 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 I 0 I:1 0 NEW VOCAL MUSIC. -just published, the Two following Songs, THE FRIENDLESS BOY. and THE KNIGHT OF Ei< S, with an accompaniment for the PIANO FORTE.or HARP. The Poetry written by W., UPTON, Esq. The Music composed by Mr. W. T. PARKE. _Printed and sold by Preston, at his Music-Warehouse, 97, Strand, and may be had at all other MuSic-Warehouses in Town anti Country, price is. 6-.1. each. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Three iarge Vols. Crown Oaavo s 'price ii. ris. 6d. in, boards, a New Edition, being the 4 1:i1th, of D ELIQUES of ANCIENT ENGLISH Po ET It Y, consistiui of Old Heroic Ballads, Songs, and other Pieces of our e:alier Poets, together with some feW of later date. Printed for F. C. anti J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-tow. This Day was published, By Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ortrie, In Two Volumes, Ottavo,- price Ll. rs. in boards, THE ECONOMICAL HISTORY of the HE BRIDES and HIGHLANPS of SCOTLAND. By thc late Rev. JOHN WALKER, D.D. Professor, of Natural History in the University of Edin- -- • burgh. The Author was well known as a most intelligent agri— culturalist ; and though the improvements suggested in these volumes are intended chiefly tor the Highlands, yet some of them deserve attention wherever there is a similarity or 'soil and climate. Most of them are applicable to the North of I reland, and to every district in England and Scot land, elevated more than Soo or 600 teet above the level of the sea. Also, Essays in Natural History and Rural Economy. By the same Author,in one vol. Svo. price los. 6(1. in boards. This Day was published, In Demy OCtavo, price 12s. boards, HE ISLE of PALMS, and other Poems, many of which-are descriptive of the Scenes of the English Lakes. By jOHN WILSON, Magdalen College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row ; at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond. street . ; Parker, Cooke, Bliss, and Monday and Slater, Oxford ; I. Ballaroyne and Co, Edinburgh; and lohn Smith and Soo, Glasgow. *** A few copies may be had in Royal 061avo, price IL is. boards, - _ . . Of whom may be had, Fiiidlay's Scottish Ballads,.2 vols. Crown Odavo, price I 4S. boards. CHILBLAINS are preN;ented from brea4ing,and their tormenting Itchin4 instantly removed by WHIT E. FIE A D's ESSENCE of MUSTA Rp, universally esteemed for its extraordinary Efficacy itt itheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Atli:diens, and Complaints, of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neg'.k.ted, and the Chilblains have attually bruke, W TEH EA D's FA MI LY C E RAT E will case the pain, and very speedily heal them. _ . Prepared and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, G reek 'strecf„ Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 25. 9d. each; the Cerate at is. od. and Sold byhevery Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. The Genuine has a black ink Stampi with the name infiriston inserted on it. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. DISTINGUISHED FREEHOLD MANSION, with PARK, and Capital FARM adjoining, with Possession, situate contiguous to the Town of Devizes.. MESSRS. ROBINS have the honour very re spedifully to inform the Public, they are empowered to SELL by AUCTION, early in May next, the distin guished FR EEI101, 1 ) . MA.NSWN, with Offices, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Park; and W , lderness, the late residence and property of lOSIAH KYLES HE ATHCOTE, Esq. deceased ; togetiar wit. capital farms contiguous ' contain ing near three iiundmi acres of uncommonly rich pasture and arable land, in the highest xtate of cultivation, the whole of the- presumed annual value of Twelve Hundred Pounds. ' Possession of the whole will be given at Mi chaelmas next. . _ Farther Pirticulars will be announced in a few days. WEST MORCRAY.—WOOD LAND contiguous to WI THAI'.I-GOMMON, and GRL ETHAIVI NEW-INN, LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,, By Messrs. ROBINS, • . At the AUCTION MART, on I' EsDA ir; . , the rzth of MAY, and without any reservation, A Valuable and very Desirable. FREEI-10Lfi ESTATE. situate on the High North . Road, within one mile of Witham-common, anti .two of Greetham Inn, and containing Two Hundred and Thirty-eighth Acres of very capital Wood Land, intersected with rides in all direaiims, - and the entrance to which is direttirOm the High North Road, the Property of ROBLRT HEATHCOTE, This Estate, from the locality to Stamford and Grantham, and the facility with which timber way be conveyed by the navigable,canals immediately contiguous, renders this .4 most eligible purchase. Particulars are preparing, and May be 10(1,28 days prior to the Sale, at the White Hart, Riiniford ; Bull, Wititani.coin ilion; New Inn, Greetham ; George, Stamford ;..Angel; Grantham; Bull Inn; Bourne; Greyhound, Falkingharn ; Mr. Syson, ; Mr. klurray; Symond's Inn; and of 'Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD andCOPYHOLD FARMS, with Possession,at I NGATESTONE, PU K LEIGH, and LAING DON - LLS, Essex. and containing 339 Acres of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. RBOBINS, At the AUCTION MART on THU KSDAY, April 16, at Twelve, ics Five Lots, VIVE Valuable and highly Improvable FARMS, A. two of which are pleasantly situate within half a--mile ct IlLigatestone, and on the turnpike-road to Ongar, and conbtat of two good Farm-houses, with all necessary build. ngs, and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY:.THREE ACRES of remarkably good land, lying exrremel , L compaa, , and within a ring-fence. Also, two admirable Farms, very plea— santly situate at Purleigh, containing - ONE HUNDRD AND FIFTY ACRES of excellent land, with suitable Farm-houses and Buildings ; and uric vur . eligible Freehold Farm, at Laingdon Hills, containing near Sixty Acres, with a Farin-house, and good ; the whole containingabout THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES • of reinark::bly rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, each Esta:c Ding, entirely within a ring -fence, and surrounded by 2.Arrket Towns, and good Tornpike-roads,.. and of the annual value of SEVEN - 'HUNDRED POUNDS. These Estates have been' let for a term of forty-two years ; the lease of three are now expired and the remaining two at Nfl , :baelmas 1813. • Particulars may be had, twenty-one days prior to.t he sale, at'the Spread Eagle lngatestone; Black Boy, Chefinsfurd ; King's Head, Malden ; White Hart, Brentwood ; the prin cipal Inns at Billericay and Grays • and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where Plans of each Estate may be seen. TWO VALUABLE and HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, with early possession, at ROM. FORD and HORNCFIURCH, in Essex, containing gether TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES of CAPI-: TAL LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Messrs: ROBINS, At the Aulion Mart, on Thuysday, April 16, at Twelve, - In Two Lots, A VERY Eligible and highly Improvable PREE 1-1, HOLD ESTATE, called CROW LAND'S FARM and CA PHoUS E MILL FIELDS, situate contiguous'to the town of Romt'ord. and consisting of a gbod Farm-house,' with all necessary buildings, together with ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES of remarkably good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, ly ing extremely compact, in a Ring-fence, on Lease - to Mr. Burrell, which expires at Michaelmas 1813. Lot 2. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DU RY FALLS FARM, and consisting of a good Farm. house, with all necessary buildings, pleasantly situate at Hornchurch, two miles trom Romford, and fourteen from London, and bounded by the turnpike-road leading to Up. • minster and Romford, and containing - ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying extremely compatt; and in a. Ritig-fence, and well calculated for a Grazing Farm, on lease to Mr. Hills, which expires at Mi. chaelmas 1813. These Estates are of the presumed annual value of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. These Estates have been let for a term of twenty-one years. May be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, with leave of the Tenants. Particulars bad at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestones Black I3oy. Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood •, White Hart, Rumford ; Crown, Billericay; the principal -inns - at Horn. church and Grays ' • of &lessrs. Mayo anit Berkeley, No. 18 , Lincoln's-Inn -fields ; and of Messrs. Robins, Piazza, Lon don; where Plans of the Estates may bz. seen. • - • FIRST-RATE INN and HOTEL, In the highest Repute, and possessing PECULIAR, AD. VAN'PAG ES, within One Hundred Miles of London. TO BE SOLD BY rRivATE coNTRAcr, By Messrs. ROBINS, HIGHLY Respeaable INN and HOTEL, on a large Scale, possessing a Business, which, for EX. TENT, RESPECTABI my, and PROFIT, cannot tat SURPASSED in the Kingdom: THREE .VERY CONSIDERABLE FORTUNES Have been made in less than Thirty Years, and the present Proprietor quits with an AMPLE INDEPENDENCE. he greatest Accommodation ,will be given in regard to the Payments, and good Security accepted for Three•foiarths of the Amount, and the' Proprietor will quit at- Midsummer or Michaelmas next. The limits of an Advertisement will not permit an ade quate Description of the innumerable Advantages that attend this undertaking, and which can be explained only by a per sonal interview with Principals, and ,which may be etietled any Morning before Eleven o'clock, on application to Messrs. Robins,. Covent-garden. NAVY OAK TIMBER.—HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, At the Anchor Jim, Redbridge, on Friday, the . 3d of April. next, at three o'clock, VROM Pour to Seven Thousand Pounds ~ vorth of I,* large OAK NAVY TI MBL R, standing at Brocken hurst, Dibden, Swanivick, and Ticlifield. After the 24th of March, Mr. 'roomer, at Brcckenkurst, Mr. lames Candy, at Dibden, and Mr. 10-hn Fisher, of Cur bridge, tyill shew the Timber, and give particulars. Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury, Will also furnish rticulars. PRICK; SIXPRNCF- A.L.FPELI4.N TRANSPORT • . " March 7; 1812.' rrI4E 0011171 , 11SIOATEPS for e onduclinir His ,• [WAY ESrr,s TRA:\sP9RIS ERVICE, for iakin z Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Ca , :e id yd Custo,ty of Prisoners of JPar, do ,berey give I‘taice, that they will Iro ready . ;t .. this Office, on Tuesday, the 1411, oj April, atz, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat %yid, such Pets9ras as may he willing to ; : ontyei for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in fi E A LTH at P&•moutb, for Six Months certain, . . . from the Ist of 7une, 'Ste. - • • No Tender he received after One o'clock on the Day eit Treaty, nor a , y noticed unless theParty,•or an Agent for hint' , fer,onally attend. Each Tender must he accompanied by a Letter from two respeaaGle Per,ons, en & ..rg Mgt" Gec,.or bound with tLe Perron tendering, in the S;iin of zoooi. for the due Polo/trance cf the Contract. _ Further Parti.ular; may be known hr app(ying at hilt Office, Gr to cll.. Fellowe, Mil/ Prison, Plymouth.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. March 2, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 111/1 7 YESTY's OKDIVANCG t`io &rely give I\Tdice, .That .Proposals will be received at their 01Pe, in Pall Mall,on cr be. fore Wednesday, the Igth day of Match instant, frontsurh_Prt'... sons as ntay be willing to undertake the supply of F 9.ILAG E for the Ordnance Clones stationed in the following Distrias, is be deliveted at the Exience of the Contraaor, viz. NOrth. Northern, Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusiveof Watley, Southern, e3iclusive of Chatham, - • • South-west, including Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch,. %V eedon, Northamptonshire, iveitern; • Woolwich; Depetidenciei, Warley,,andehaltharli, for a period of Six Months from the April next. The Oats to rbekoocto i. s74!eet, dry, and clean, without any mix. t.ure of' Foxy or Morzuburnt Oats, and must weigh not less than 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel ; the rf.ly . to be sweet and oft', and delivered in. Trusses of 5641:. iveight. The Strasiw to le god, clean, and day Wheat or'Ryt and - delivered in Trusses of 36.'has. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respeitive Quantities of each 4r.. tide which may he delivered, to he at the following rates, viz. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. , • ' For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivetidseparately or Pointy for two or more of the said Dist' kir, and it is esti eaed - that:tAe Contraaor shall receive the Stable" Dung, which, during the Period of his Contrail, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per IVeek. Further Particulars May be -known upon Application to the , Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Distsiß, and also at the Secretasy's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, a , yday between the hears of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pro. ttsals muss be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposals can be admiazi after the said, 18th inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an Agent-in his behalf, shall attend. " B.y,Ord(r of the Board, " . R. H. CREW, S-c. TO BE SOLD, . - Pursuant to a Decree of the High Ceurt of Chancery, bear, ing date the 6th day of February, ISrl, made iii-a cause, wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHAIeD BEAU—, MONT and Others are Plaintiffs, and 'CHIN 13E1%14. MONT and Others are Defendants, ALARGE quantity of TIMBER, standing..at or near Whitley Hall, 'in the parish of Kirkhcaton, and parts adjacent, in the - Courity of "York, and Mvtton in,the township of Little My tton, and .parish of ‘Vhalley, inr the county palatine of Lancaster, late the property of Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. 'deceased ; such part of the said. timber as lies in the county of York, will heseld-, with the approbation of Samuel. 'Compton Cox, E. one of the Masters of the said Court, , at the Beaumont Arms, - near the Church at Kirkheaton atbnsaid, on Monday, the 3oth day of March, xBl2, the Sale beginning at tz o'clock ; and suclt part thereof as lies in the county of Lancaster, will be sold, With the approbation ot.the said Master, at the sign of the Boat, at Little My-two aforesaid', on Friday, the 3d day of April, 1812, the Sale beginning at to o'clock. particulars of the said. Timber may be had . (gratis) at the said MaSter's Chambers, in Soutliamptou-Intilatigs, cery-lane, London ; of Messrs. Horne and. Rogers., Solicitori, Serle , street, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-squire; , of Mr. Van Heythuy son, Solicitor, lobo- street; Bedford-row ; of Mr. Richard Addinell, of 'Fadcaster ; of Mr. john Neville, of Spoisbrotigh', , near Doncaster ; Mr_ lames - Hinchliffe, Bradley-lane; near Ittillrireld ; of. Mr'. Thomas Rylak, of Dewsbury. near Leeds ; at the Beaumont Arms,. Kirkheaton,; at the Boat, Mytton-bpdge ; at the Whalley Arms, in Whalley ; at the Swan Inn, Alithewe ; and at Whitley Hall, • near Huddersfield. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES VVORMS are the most frequent sources_of Chil dren's Diseases.' Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian of C4ildren" should .beackaainted with. They oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend- . ed after with violent pains; they bring on Convulsions ; they aired the g4awth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony 01 the highest Charatters in this Country, .both in rank and respeetabiliq , to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, trorn a personal knowledge of its wonderful sue:, cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi. tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine r: the kind can boast. Parents, and others who -have the (.% re of Children' should have this Remedy as a Fantly Me dic,ine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren are any way disordered, which it Will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and:Butler's, No. Cheapside, London • Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth ; !Ones, Weston, it and Callory, l'ortsea ; Halt and lohnstoo, Gosport; COleinlin and, ShrenieSs ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, 1-lull ; lloxland, Coolewortliy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott - and Lloyd, and S whiney and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and Lathbu7y, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchesrer ; Trewinan, Exeter; Smith, Manderson, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinh:irgh ; Bax ter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and - retail by .most Country -Ven, ders, in Boxes, at as. 9 d. and is. Oa. eack. '