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~- .L 4 c . , k•..‘ ' ,e "PI :::, , ~ -'4 • "" ~....., ~,,, --- ,;> " ‘ i pl , idliN 4, • •.,, /'‘' • ,` -•-•,,,,, •., . . _ ~.z • A , -/i/ • ‘... t ,,... [ . . . ~,, a... ,-.. , ..1 • . .• i • • -% 1 \ MI . , • ,' b y.l 0 ~, - .5,„::!•", , . • . . 4, 1?:: .., ' -C—:- -,; 17! . . • . • . 0 i A \‘l (4, t 1 ti 4 1 r 'I. •MI 4 , NITAIBER 6311. THEA.TRVROYAL, I.)RtRY-LANE. • L._ T HIS PRESENT EVENING, • -December „ Their Majesties ,Servants. will perform the Co-, Rre• • - - • • - THE .PROVOKED. 1-115SBAND:' • . • Lord Townly, Mr, POPE; - "Mr. Manly, Mt. POW LL ; - • Siy,Francis Wrong4ead,.• Mr.'DOWTON;. • • 'Squire Richard, Mr 1)E CAMP; •- • • •John MoOdy, Mr: BENNETT; Count Basset, Mr. PALMER • " lady Townly, Mrs. DAVISON (late . Miss ' DUNCAN); • Lady Grace, Miss BOYCE; Lady Wronghead, SPARKS; . • Miss Jenny, Miss MELLON. To which will be added the Farce of HIGH LIFE / BELOW STAIRS. Level, Mr,. DE CAMP; Freeman, - M - 4*, CARR ; • Philip, Mr. MAnsHALI.; Tom, Mr. HADDOCKS; Kitty, Mrs. GLOVER ; Lady Bab's Maid, Mrs. SCOTT; • Lady Charlotte's Maid, Miss TrDswraL; CoOk, Mrs. MA.DDOCKS. The Doors to be opened at half past Five-o'clock, to be gin at halt past Six. Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, as. thl.;, Second Price, --P-s•—LowcrGallery 25.; Second Price, is.—Upper Gallery, is.; Setond Price, Gd. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, fyom Ten till, tmr, «act from Ten in the Evening until 'the Doors are closed. The princilial Box Entrances arc in Brydges-street, with an auxiliary door in Russel-street ; the. Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and- Woburn-street; the Loner Gallery En trances are in Russell-street end Woburn-street; the Upper . Galle - ry'Entraine is in Woburn -street auly. Carriages to the Boxes, to set" down and take. up from Great Russel-street, Cdvent-Gardem, and draw oft towards the Strand. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. - - - - -- • The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr...Rae''s' next s)peara.nct will 4e To-morrow, lathe Character of Young ia-the Tragedy of Douglas with the Musical Enter , tainment of Matrimony. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENTAiARMN. 1 , 110-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 8, 1812, will be performed the -revived Trnedy of ALEXANDER THE GREAT. • • Alexander, Mr. BETTY' ; GlytriS, MrAGERTON ; Cilssander,- Mr. - I.;:'IIItYMOR.E ; :Hmachts Mr. .:;.:PoOTT, „Ar. ; • Polyp, Mr. CRESWi , ,LI.; Tlics,.,l•;•, Mr. CHAPM..N ; , • Perdiccus,, AREMONT • • . Eumeries,' Mr. KING; Aristauder, Mr. ; • Slave, Mr, .N9RRIS ; • • . Sysigainnis, Miss LOGAN ; • Statira, Mrs. IT. JOHNSTON; Ru'ana, row ; Parisitk, Miss C00.E.. Act 11. The Grand Triumphal Entry. of Alexander. into Babylon, with the Full Chorus ", See the Conquering, Hero c:nues." Ater which, the Burlesque Tragic Opera of . • ~ BOAIBASTES 14' 131{10.0. , • Artakominous, Mr. MATTHEWS; Fushos . Mr. TAYLOR ; itimeral. - Bouilistes, Mr:LISTON, who will introduce the Air, " dope told a flattering tale." Distatlina, Mrs. LISTON. • To which will be added the revived Burletta of , • All DAS. - Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; Pau, Mr. EMERY; • Midas, Mr, LISTON; Darmetas, Mr. BROADHURST; Sileno, Mr. TAYLOR ; •,_Mysis, Mrs. LISTOX ; , . Daphne, Mrs. STEM. :I - NG ; Nysa, Miss BOL'FON. • 2 Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3i. Cid:Seem - 0 Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is: 7 -Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 611. The new grand Historical Play called the Reneg'ade, on its second representation, was received with the unanimous ap .plause of a numerous and elegant audience,. and will he ye pealed every night till further no t i c e , ( Ai r: Betty's perform ance excepted). . The revival of the Tragedy of Ale e lander the Great, which has been honoured with the most enqualiiii , !dawirobation, can only be performed on Tuesday next week. • - The NeW Farce, called Love, Law, and Physic, 'being established in the highest favour of the public,will be perform ed on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday next., The Public are respectfully informed that on Saturday the' 12th will be revived the Tragedy of the Earl of - Warwick ; With the . *„*. The Public are respectfully informed that ,Mr. Betty's additional nights are liked for Tuesday the 15th, Saturday the 18th, and Tuesday the. 221 inst.: (being. positively the la s t nights of his present engagement). HORNSBY • and C.6. ° . Ospectfully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a variety o ,TICKETS and SHAIIES - for the ensuing I411"1'1 :11Y, to be Drawn on the 14tIr and 15th January Next. The. Tickets will be all drawn agreeably to the old mode of Drawing, which cannot fail of giving Universal sataisfac , tiOn. On perusing the Scheme, it wilt be found more advantage ous than,f4 marq Lotteries past. It cptitains not only of 20,00 q!. bat Two of 100001. are added thereto, and many more numerous Capital Prizes., Orders by - liosi; or Carrier, executed on the same TerMs as if present, and all Prizes exchanged without any deduction , whatm'er, at HORNSBY and Co's. Old Established State tottery . oflice, 26, CORNIIILL, ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID, • - A Discovery for curling,: the. Hair, .and promoting- its -••- growth. TUE virtues of the . CURLING, FLUID con-' sist in the inexpressible beauty it' gives the : Hair in dressing, and in its peculiar property of making it eur,l, and keeping the' curl full and, perfect during -damp, - perSpiration, exercise, &c. It iinorts a perfume reviving, grateful, and highly deli- - cionS, makes, the harshest hair, as, soft as silk,_ strengthens it where weak, immediately removes all dandeutr,';&C which obstruct the growth; and it is well known and.generally ap plied by Medical Men for making the hair grow, when all othenneans are ineffectual. • , Sold In bottles at ss. Gd. and Gs. by the Proprietor, fames AtkinSon Perfumer, No. 9, High-street, Bloomsbury, Lon-. don ; and, by appointment, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-, street; Gatti c and Pierce, 57, Bond-street ; R:gge, •65, Cheapk side, and most perfumers , in the Empire. Also ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE. DYE, a Turkish Se cret, first brought to practice in this Country for changing Red or Grey Hair to Brown or Jet Black, allowed by men of science to be the best article for changing the hair to a per manent colour.---Price five shillings, half-a-guinea, and one guinea the bottly. This Day was published, In Octavo, price 12s. boards, the Fourth'Edition of psycHE ; , . 9 r, the. LEGEND of LOVE grid other POEMS. • • By-the late Mrs. In:\ o.x - With an elegant Portrait of the Author. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54,,New Bond strest. • . , A few Copies of the Quarto Edition may be had, price 11 11s. Gd. boards. • " For elegance of design and accuracy of 'execution this much exceeds any poetical composition .of the present day. While the hearts of our countrymen shall beat at the sweetest sounds of their native language, conveying as nature dictates the feelings of the purest passions, so long shall this tale of Psyche dwell on their ears, and they shall think the an:,-el still is speaking."--Monthly Iteoew, Oct. 1811. OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED! kTAT Fr LOTTER-Y-1,600 Tickets, all di-f -fercut Nuinbers.—No Classes! —Every ticket will be drawn separately out of the Wheel in Two Days, viz. 14th and Isth JANUARY, 1813 . , • SCHEME. 2 .... of ....k20,000 .... are ....,040,000 . • 10,000 4 6 - . 6,000 , 6 - 500 6 'lO • 10 14 • 32 40 50 . 30 320 • 2,100' l 5 .. 13,000 Tickets. 4130,000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARUSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Vontraethrs for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Coruhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-cross; where in the Lotteries drawn in the present Year the following Capital Prizes have been Siild in 235 Shares : _____. ___ _:_ , N 0.3,483 £eo,ooo 5,518 lO,BOO 4,8515 i 11,518 5,000 , • ' Thin of 3,0001. Two of 1,0001. One of 5,0001. Sevela of 5001. Five of 1001. &c. &C. &C. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTI-041AS, &c. The only, genuine Pectoral BA ESA Mof HUN EY, • Invented by Sir 10IIN HI LL. M.D. PiIHE LINNAWS of BltlTAlNrecOmmends. this excellent Preparation, as the most salutary and etl'ettual Remedy, for all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs. Congealed Phlegm, Acrimony in the Fluids,' 'and Obstruc tions in the G lands, are gently and safely discharged by easy expeCtOration. Wheezings and Uneasiness in Breathing are sp.:edily removed by afew Doses. It takes Lathe irritation, opens the Thoracic Ducts, and heals the soreness of the Breast and Lungs. Thi,ty Years experience has confirmed the recommendation, in the immediate Relief and gradual Cure of COUGHS,. COLDS, ASTHMAS 'and CON. SU MPTIONS. -It is the greateSt Preserver of the Lungs ever discovered, and contains all the healing, softening and scything Qualities of that salubrious extra Et of elow U RS called HON EY'; the richest Balsams of the Eastern World ; it is as restora. tive -as Asses' Milk, and never disagrees with the Stomach 1 a Common Cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours; and when resorted to, before the Complaint is far •adranced• all danger of Consumption is certainly prevented. Such are the faint outlines of tile merits of Sir lohp Hill's Balsam of Honey, the result of long researches into ' Nature by that great Botanist, who dedicated his lire to the disco very of the true means of health in the Vegetable King. •doin. I'r ice 3s. 6d. and as. 9d. per bottle, or 7 in one large, for zzs. - To guard against imposition, observe the name of Shaw and Edwards, 66; St. Paw's Church-yard, engaved on the Government Stamp, accompanying, each bottle. All others ate Counterfeits..-s Old Retail by all dCalers in Me dicine... A NEW GEOGRAPHY. Accompanied by a Pair of Globes, gratis. Just published, Part I. price 7s. to be 'completed in Twenty-five Monthly ,Parts, making two very large and splendid Volumes in Quarto, of iSYSTEM - '9f MODER/CT GEOGRAPHY; or, the Natural and Political History of the Present State of the World By JOHN SMITH, LL.D. This New Geography will unite, as its characteristics, and, in a great part, as its peCuliar features. I. Descriptions of all Countries, compiled frc m the latest and best authorities in the English, French,' Cer,nan, and Spanish Languages; and arranged according to the most ap proved methods of statistical xyriters. Graphic,Representations of the Manners -aud.Customs of all People, of, the peculiar Features of all Countries, and of the principal Cities of the sere: 4l'Eingdoms and Empires. 111. ti Collectidn of new Maps of '5,11 Coinitries; equali or superior, to those given in any existing Geography or sepa rate Atlas. • 7 . IV. A Pair of Adams's Nine-inch Globes,: gratis, from new new 'Drawings, which include all the latest Improvements and Discoveries, calculated to perfect a Systeni of Geography in every Family, Library, an 4 Seminary of Edncatioil. With the Twelfth Montlily,Part Will he given a Nine-inch Terrestrial Globe, nade by AdanfsiMathematical Ins'trument and Globe, Maker to his Majc.ty ; and with the last Pert will be given. a corresponding Celestial (lobe; the pair, such as sell in the shops at Three Guineas, Loodoii: Printed for sherwuod, Neely, and Jones, • Pater noster-row'. • • , • Those who...already possess Globes, and who wish to pur chase this new and superior Geography, without the engage ments for 'the Globes, may have the Monthly Parts "at ss. each. • • The whole may be had complete, in Two Volumes, price, in boards, 61. 10s. or with the Globes, 91. •- • . • LIBERAL EDUCATION. 'Dui Day was published,. In Two largeVoltimes Cvo. eiribellisha with an elegant Fron tispiece,.,price 18s. in boards, or in 17 Numbers,.pr:re •ls. each, everyNiimber containing 56 pages of Letter-press, and the whdle embellished with 26 useful and elegant copper plates, THE ACCOMPLISHED. TUTOR ; or com plete System of Liberal Education,: CoUtaining a Fa miliar and Comprehensive Illustration of the following sub jects:-- ~ English Grammar— Elocutionn—Penmansbip - 7Short - band —Vulgar Arithmetic—Decimal Arithmetic—Stock-holding— Merchants'- , Accounts--M ensuration—Architecture—O ptics— Al gebra—Doctrine of Annuities—Trigonometry—Logarithms —Geogrrphy—Astronomy-,Mechanics —Electriciq Pneu matics--41ydrostaticsliydraulics—and Drawing. By THOMAS HODSON. Third Edition, corrected. To enumerate the various classes of individuals to whom the resent will be highly acceptable, would be to particularise almost every description of mankind. The scholar, under the tuition of a master, would find his labours greatly abridg ed, by a reference to such a treatise. The mechanical youth and man of business will find all that is necessary to qualify him for the shop and connting-house. Those who have missed the advantages of a liberal education, may here supply their defects, and the experienced scholar may may his account in • reviewing the earlier part of his education. " This certainly is a useful and cheap . work ; the modern improvements on each subject are introduced; and we have no scruple in giving it our general recommendation."—Bri tish Critic. London : Printed for H. D. Symonds ; and sold by Sher wood, Neely, and JUnes, No. io, Paternoster-row. F ~ MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, ISI2. CHAItTER - HOUSE riplii ANNIVERSARY 'MEETING . of the. NOBLE EN and GENTLEMEN educated at Cllarterz. House School, will be hvid at *Charter-House, on SATUP,-. DAY next, December 12. Divine Service. will begin at Ili:AI-past One o'Clock. The SERMON will be preached by the Rev. WILFRID CLARK. STSVA nns. Arthur Dan. Stone, M.D. thorge Raker, Esq. Robert Gatty-, Esq. Cornwallis Hewitt, Esq. Thomas Gerard }errand, Esq. Reverend Russell. Dinner Oile at Fire o'Clock. N. B.—The attendarice of Se. x-vatils will not be requisite. NE W -I)tiILICArtIONS: Du were published, In Three Volumes, Pest Octave. price 11. 104. boarfls, The FoUrib.Edlti , m of SPECLNIENS of the L'AItLY ENGLISH . PO v..rs, To wbicil is prfixed, An Historical Sketch of thc.l.l.lie and Progress of the Eng lish Poetry and Language. ' By GEORGE ELLB, ESq. Ptinted for Lobgnasn, Horst',- Rees . , Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and-at the British Gallery, 54, Nev Bond street, Of whom may be bad, also just published, by the same Au ... . thor, the Second Edition of, • . - Specimens of Early English Metneulltonaanecs, in $ vak. post Sve, price 11. I is. Gd. boards. FASHIONABLE DANCING_ BY Mn. ALLEN, Privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, (:older;-squere, to Ladies 'and • Gentlemen of any , age, •who have never leart that Accomplishment, or have not 4 the . Modern Style. MR. ALLEN'S 'System of Teaching is •ex pressiv studied for those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society, 'expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching, may learn at. a suaall expellee, with a respectable set of pupils un the 'public teaching evenings., Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy Dances, and all the superior arts of the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. liIIIN)ItT:iNT SAVINGS, At 183, ELEET-STREET,within three doors Fetter-lane., For READY MONEY. • GIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Man'§ cer, and Taylor, announces to his nameroas Friends and the Fashionable World; that he is mai;ici: to suppbytbein with Articles of Dress, made in the first style of elegance, and of superior quality, at the following very reduced Prices:— .s. d. Very best Spanish Wool Superfine Cloath Coats 3 S s 0 Ditto British WMA, ditto Good Second ditto Very test Superfine Kerseymere Breeches.. Ditto ditto Double Milted ditto . " l' 8 0 Best Double Twilled Cord ditto Fashionable Marseilles Waistcoats , 0 12 0 Aild every other Arti4e, whether Great Coats., Ladies' Habits,:fantahians,'&c. &c. charged with an equal re gard (Economy. MY . MONEY. always ready to advance, at legal Annuity Interest, Redeemable, on Freehold, Copy hold . or Leasehold Estates, in,Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Annuities, Rent Charges, Marriage tiettlemen6, Wi dow's Jointures, Patent Places," -Church Livings, - and. any Income for Life. - _ . The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their Heirs, amy be 4ccommodated,'either on their single or joint Annuity Bonds, With promptitude and secrecy. , Apply personally between . 9 and 5, or by letter, to' the Di.: rector - of the National . - Bank, N. 'B, Lower John-Street, Golden-square. . . This Day were published, In Three Volumes, I.2nui. Trice 15s. boards, the Second Edi . • thou of , ETTERS from MRS. PALMERSTONE to ILA htir DAUGHTER, iaculcating Morality by Entertain- Narratives. By Mrs, HUNTER, of Norwich. Printed fp'. .Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Paternoster-row. This is 'a very pleasing and well executed performance." —British Critic. '['HE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF, An effectual Remedy for most Disorders of the tlead, espe . cially the common Head-Acli r HE *Proprietors of this admirable - Snuff are Jill under the necessity of altering tilt' mode of rendering it to, the public, by 4sithstituting Tin Canisters for Glass Bottles, the great price of the latter article (in consequence of the double duty) making it' ituposSiOle to vend the Snuff' in Glass, without a very considerable advance on theitlCus tomers. By the mode they have adopted, precisely. the same quantity of Snuff will be sold in .a C uister for which was heretofore sold in a Bottle 4 that price. The PrOprie- AoiS are on' this occasion inifuenced'Solely by the anxious wish . of • continuing its-,..supply to the.public without - any ad vance. 'The genuine Snuff is sold only by Propiietors, F. New h•ery and Scin:;, No. 4:5, St. Paul's 'Chinch-yard, London ; 'and Brodie, Dowding, and LVidord, Salisbury ;- and by all Messrs. Newbery's Agents in the United KingdOm. Price Is. 14,d. a Canister, Duty inchided.' (,-".tr Observe that' the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp. This Day Was . pklblished, In Octavo, (the Third Edition, improved and enlarged), price 10s. 6d. boards, A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITUTION of ENGLAND - • By GEORGE CLISTANCE. • ".We most ,sincerely congratulate the Public on- the ap pearance of alVork, which we can safely recommend as well fitted •to surply.a cliasra in our system of public instruction. Of the merits of the ‘-rk, the public may form some judg ment, when we inform them that it contains Whatever is most interesting to' the general realer in • Black.itn'.e ; together with much useful information derived from-Professor Chris tian, lie Lolme, and various other eminent authors." Eclectic Review. . . - Printed for Loilginan; 'Hurst ; Rees; Orme, and &own., Pa ternoster-row. ' • .. • ,Of whom may be had, The Same' Work, in 12mo. price 74. t,:,trils. This Day were Published, In Royal Octavo, with Two Maps,. and Twenty fine Engrav ings, price 11. ss. boards,- ' The Second Edition of ILLUSTRATIONS of the SCENERY of KIL LARNEYand the Surrounding Country. By I....>AAC WELD, Esq. M. - P.". I. A. Author of Travels in North America. . - The Plates ..re ex:tented in the best Manner by Middiman, Landseer, Byrne, Smith, St,Orer, Greig, &c. • Printed for Longman, linytt, Rees, Ornse, and _Browia, Paternoster-row; and James Carpenter, Old Bond-street. ia Mr. Weld this itlnstrious and •beataiful -- -Sceuery has fctii - !iran ,:(..turate and ante n:tlineatar. • tfis pen and his pencil hay-! both been employed with effect, and we have scl doin seen ir work that 'Combines more classical illustration with a higher degree of graphic excellvnce." • - Oxford Review, May, 1807. A few copies may be had in Royal Octavo, With proof im pressions of the plates, 31. 3s. boards. 1- 1 - PaT cIXPFNCE-TIALITEN V. CONTR-ICT FOR - Navy . - - Offic , ;'. r i d 14E - T PRINCIPAL OFFICTRS and CP)EVIS A-- :WO : VE : Ia 6f IIIS .Ard: ; - .E:..sry's _N.ll'l" berfby Five Xotiee, - ,e're.thies,tov,..the tdth 11:we,10ernej.. , , at One' (It !look; they/ will be-rekcfp'to (te r nary beteilliag to Contragrfor L :11, yrs! //' eOtril Duck lards„ or any tone or wore, .of SLATES: . • A Form of the Tender, may be seen at this..gifice. Xo Tender will be received otter One o'Clock, 071 the dark of Tl-caty,,nor any noticed, unless time Party, Or aa for him,' attends. - ' Every Tender must be accompanied Ly a Letter addreSsedlo the Navy Board f and signed by tivo responsiLle Persons, cp.>, gaging to beconb7 bound with the Person ten(ering,.in the S'a,n of 2001. for each Yard, for the due ite,:inizace r 1 :ire ernitrfret. DEP TEO D- 'I C 77111. L 1:1 I'. rrIESE are to givc ?I j 2• 101 k Decortf.er .next, 4t 10-6'oN:it in thr will be ea-pnsed to Public Maje . sty's rictuidli;eg- Yard,atbc).eford, sandy Lots - of thc 'Allow:try PROVISIONS anti STOIZES, ?low lying the said Yard, viz. • Bread,Yl9ur, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, 13,1lickense-3 , ,veoli.inv, Oatmeal-s‘7,•eepingi, Bread-dust, Eags and Cheest., Sugar, Beef, Pork, Suet, Leager, Punchiron, Hug :Mead, Barrel, and Hilf-frogshead Stave , ; Heading (tight and dry), 'lrish Tierce, and Barrel staves:; Wine Pipe-staves, a quantity of BoArds-chtls, &L . . • .41 Deposit of Twenty five PG.INdS per Cent. is to be mod? ?Ton the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and the re mainder of the Parchase Money paid befcre the &Ores arc ri moved, for leKch pizrpose a' Period of Forirteen frorSng- • days will be allowed from the flag of Saic : ,the Payers partt. cularly observing that not liSs than One-!.a,:fof the @resift 3, is to be removed from the Premises within the jiret Sc ea Days, and the Rema;nder in. the Seren fd7owing Days, oilierwise the Deposit Money will be forfeited, and the Provisions or Store:: • remain the property of the Crown, as no extensi.o:i of Time wi,i on. any account be granted. - 4 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, - • 4, Norciaber . L , .0, 1312. COMMISSIONERBfor VICTUALLNIG His MAJZSTY'SNAVY do hereby give. Notice., TO . on Tuesday, the 15th of December, they will be ready, to re ce:ve Tenders in writing (sealed' up), and treat for Tit,: H,'ndred Tons of IRON BUTT, and One Hundred Tons' of IRON PLATE HOOPS' to be manufactured from the best British Iron ; to be delivered, iu ths course cf Six Weeks, by 'weekly proportions, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to he paid for . by Buie, pcyuble with Interest, • Ninety Days after date. . The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the &crc- , t , . No regard will La had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at leagth, or th',l' shtzli not I,e delivered to the Board before One o'Clook en the said Tuesday, the .15th of December next, nor unless the Person why mall'es the Tende'r, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OPER:L . , Lee. 1, - 1819— rirHE COMMISSIONERS fo- VICTUA LLD,' G His MAJESTY'S NAVY d, hereby give Notie, That on Friday, the 11th imstant, they ;rill be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up) and treat )or One Ilut dred and Fifty Tons of - COCOA, to be answerable to Simpler (of not less than two Pounds weight each) to be proderved: with the Tenders ; to be deliiWred, in the space of One Month, into his MTjesty's Vietuelling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninetkeldys after date. The Conditions of the Contruct may be seen at tire Sect.- tart's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in whfek the Price not be inserted in words at 'length, or that shall not be delivered to the 'Board before One o'Clock,_the said Friday, the nth instant, ncr unless tlec Person soles niches the 7'endcr, or some Person on his Behalf, attends to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • Nov. 27, 1812. THE COMMISSIONER 4 for VICTUALLLNG His IIf..4JESTI"S NAVY do hereby, give Notice, That on Tuesday; the 15th of: DeceM7)er next, they will be ready to receive Traders tn writing, (sealed up) -and treat with such Persons as will undertake to furnish tchatvrtr FRESH BEEF may be required for the U4.e of His Majc.- ty's Ships arid Vessels at • Plymouth, • Torbay, • Dartmouth, ' Falmouth, Yarmouth, Lynn; and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, ' Margate, • Dover Roads, and New Romney; .separate Contract) for Twelve Months, from the Ist of January to the 31st, of December 1813 inclusive; to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety - Days cfter date. The Conditions of the Contracts 2/Z aybe seen at;the Secretrry' Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Miller, ..4geni for the Victualling at Plymouth, to the Collectors His Majesty's Custom's at Dartmouth and Falmouth, respectively ; to, Mr. John Crockford, at Yarmouth; end to Mr. Russell, Agent to the said Commissioners at 'Dover. No regard will be had to any Tquier in whioh the Price shall not be inserted in words at levet, or, that shall nut Le delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the s, , id Tuesday, the 15th of Dec. next, nor unless , the Person wf:o makes. the Tender, or some Person on' his Behalf; attends; to answer when called for. • Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bou.nd with the Party tendering, in the Pehal Sum of . 2001. for the 11 h ?el:forme:dice the,Contracts at Plymouth and Torbay, and of 50'31. for edch of the other Contracts.