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I .LING•OFFICB, Feb. 9, 1819. 7 1 / 1 E Co 31111ISSIO NERS for VICTUALLING iILIJESTY'S 1V.,11'3' do hereby give Notiee, thin ;;:Pll4 Y, the 1 9th Instant,' they will be ready to re 711der' u•riting (Sealed up), and treat for Three :.4'red Quciet‘_T s of NEW PALE; and One Illotdred qtar "! NEW CLOSE -DRIED AMBER -M'ALT, - to he an ''erable to Samples (,f not less than One Quart each) to 'l6 lluced w i t h the Tenders; :rrizir.ly T ons of BUTTER; and T o : 1 p() " , ' of CHEESE gi:7be delivered 'into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at "4 ift the space of one month, by criel weekl proporOne • fzild for t '' • :etliundred and Fifty Thousand BAVINS; to he alto ; t'red in i i'to the St ores a f oresaid, by the end of September 7ze,regalar Monthly p•oportions. Q t Conditioft! Contracts Mail be seen at th e Secre -4„ V, ns o 0.111 n„ce• the f!qt''e.(o(l will be had to any Tender in which the Prtce t u , t 4 7't be insert e d i n words at len,7tls, or that shall 6er ed to th e B oard before One o'clock on :the hez, Friirl oc, e :1) the 19:4 I nstant; nor unless the Person who lo„,it4e re nder, or s ome P erson on his behalf, atten ds er token callettfor. Cpl'~'i,RAcTs TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR AND NEWFOUNDLAND. • C°llllltiss.-iriat Department, Treasury Chambers, Feb. ‘9, 1813. NliCil PtrSonS as are d es i rous , o f contracting tOA t : it il the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver_ 'ti,, at GIBRALTAR arid NEWFOUNDLAND, may re liqurt"rticalars of the Contracts at this Office, between the ld Il l'and of I "'n ;old Five, and deliver their Tenders, sea ' l 'lrlii r , drleet rd to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, 144 jibe t her eon " Tender , for. Coals," -on •r before Taos- ;;elki r : 234 Instant; but nolia.will be received after Twelve n 1 - Q : 1114t bav ; liar will any Proposal be noticed ii i. 'ice: 4 : 1- °O , or annexed to, a printed Particular, and the 44 1o' n 'ti d 8erte d in words at length; nor unless a letter be k l ) :tt 1 / 43 . - t° such P roposal, signed by two Persons of known ' /.. ii -'" g 4 ging to become bound with the party tend,er tt .. vis Contract. in -'4444the Suru ex i • the Particulars for the due i er ,,,,,,,,,..:: I , Contract. 1 I CE (3•P 01 1 , DNX.s:CE, 29th January, 1319. _ 4 , it N II`N A 4S.11 111:-GENERAL and BOARD o 41 ;1 ; i* C- r- haring granted their Authority for the t. staff 4 Sio f • the PLATES, engraved •Ey - Of n it NS taken lola 4*l f (4 4: 140 1 a Mile, from the GENERAL SUR ga‘e' " c under-tie superin. Attu ! Of (• t Per"ru-e • WILLIAM MUDGE, theßoyal 4 4 1 : 1 , 3. 64. li e : 41/ he are tiereby.iuforkned, that 30 Plates are :t.14 1:! akt that Impressions arc on at the ' , 'll4 4: n lP (41 ct;, in the Tower of London. These ; t ' 'citi,„l')Plete Map of the Coast &tt) Folkstone, in Cornwall, and thence to NVeek ct f l , t i 41 s 't ' e ar Bri s t o l ; • and ...also from the Thames to 'lt; ') 4.44 1:; ' ""7 " . al other Pl a t es o f thi s W or k are now i n 't a i, 1 4 4 7, whi c h contains the North-east of Somer kl'i 11 41 antr al part ox Wiltshire, and the kinpul - klishe 1 ' P 'hitr, will he ready for delivery on the Ist of t 4 ~h.Y ."lldication to Mr. Baker, at the Ordnance flail V:hP:o:44 Map will be shewn, Gentlemen wish , a Map o f the Country surrounding their own se: ec t 'Lla ° any Plates they please for that pur -1 '4' "I t()„er ers oft thi s subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, I) Will b e t' : th e Sec retary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall olltuediately attended to. By Order of the Board:, R. H. CREW, Secretary. „Ai GT4 . • . .' -4-AND SOCIETY OF LONDON. . E.RAL COURT of this COfteOßA ,vrti"\Fill be held at FREENIASONS' TAVERN, RI) l , the c2oth Instant, at. Fire o'Cloch. - G "loner 01 1 Table at Six o'Clock preciselY : vi Nt intending to be present on this occasion are re ” tu s before I,iirsttiv leav e their Names at the Tavern on or It i t 1): the 18th, that Dinner may be provided accordingly. eq,,pe4Ttieularly r equested, that Members, to whom it may 4 441 '4lt, will, as usual, app ear i n th e Hi g hl and Garb. 9, 1819. D. MACKINNON, Secretary. IitAc GENUIN E COFFEES. r ~, 14 2 ~,v ' N and Co., of the COFFEE-N,I.ART, t,tlifit;','''iliner--t , t, S w•hill London, established by ,Nel',,;:s4tvt_o,tfefe Planters and '(' Me;chants . in 1811 , take this k r ' sto evi .1 appearing before the Publ ic, to return their ti, "%er. i , e illtrilis fu r the pa tronage and support they have "t' ' ''/' aft i . , ti. 4 1,1 k ti ()rued thesis from t h e comm. _ t c ';` , e „ , l e (!ofree Mart, and to assure them, it has been 4,ol4°q''''lllt study to sell a truly genuine article on the most bc e ters. tilttillil'1,1(:11\:., tt,iitl .C.O. thirst; it necessary to impress on the 1 4 11 , r i..., ' i ti,liiic, that as the article ot Coffee is subject to I:ctlli,,:-'l(rations, it becomes a matter of importance to 10t . %i i orl to the Public ingenerill to be informed ,. that the .Y of ':'t was opened under the auspices of a respectab.le Oir". .• est India IVleichants and Planters, who had tor Jv.i Ject the intro,l a' f vholesorne beverage, at the NI • (~... tic. 10t1 0 a % ri le ckst tree,, the markets would admit of, and at the l.)p us e, 14 genuine and finest quality. h ‘(!N ..• • . them lt i t 'l ff ,' a t CO. trust the Public will glee credit, I,:qt f ,, i 5,7 confidently assure them, they have at all times I_. ii r ' t h e professions they have made, viz. that of vend 'ttlit'erttnnline who,some beverage, without the smallest li """)ti Or mixture, of Soy nattier or,kind whatever. per lb.; c ' , tro t i-, • 4*,t, , r r-riees—Fine Dutch Coffee, roasted, 8,• ,2, Q .. 3 ‘ l l '' 2'• gel . rtry good ditto, roasted, 2s. 9d. ; ditto, ' 'le, • '. ',.:. Plantation ditto, roasted, 2s. 6d. ; an allowance 4:,ht ; ; I : ct r4 ),, l'llig a quantity. Raw andißefined Sugars. f'l,tet,bo:' 31-1 (1 CO. beg t o add, they hare appointed most ~, th t , ~,,i' lisons in various parts of the kingdom as agents 4,7tttithit, l e i :of 'heir coffees, and are willing to treat with re thtt hil ,„:.?,les,,,iu those ,towns where there , is not at pre_ 61), is rnost"! l : as I ,Ohl, ne I he Trade in general supplied on rally,,e,nr7...;it terms. Shipping wartsuted.— packd and sent to all of tile Town Lett Ywit li the uton,,:t expedition. et 4 b y l'uxt punctually attended to.' P 0.1 1 17 lIROW EVENING will he performed a GRAND SELECTION of MUSIC by Five Profes sors, under the Direction of Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, on the APOLLONICON, commencing at Eight o'Clock, -in Which will be introduced Selections from Mozart's celebrated Re qpiem—" Tell me, lovely Shepherd," Dr. Boyce—" Graceful Consort," Creation, Haydn—Curelli's Eighth Concerto— Gland Fugue, S. Bach—Te Deum, Haydn—and an extem pore Pie& by Mr. Adams.---Admittance 2s. 6d. 101, St.Ntartites Lane. THE REGENT'S HARMONIC THIS INSTITUTION, for. the Advancement of the Science of Music, the design of which was ho noured by the approbation of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, and is now permitted to be announced under the Protection of the saute Illustrious Personage, will, in a few days, he OPENED at the ARGYLE ROOMS, a part whereof will be temporarily appropriated to thi , , purpose,while a more suitable Edifice in the contiguous new street is erecting.-'—The Public are respectfully acquainted, that the Management of this Establishment, which is formed upon a most extensive and liberal scale, will be entrusted to able and experienced persons, acting under the immediate direction of a Society of. Musical Professors, who have raised, by subscription among themselves, a large and adequate capital, for the pur pose of printing and publishing Elegant and Correct Editions of the best MUSICAL WORKS, upon superior and durable paper; for the Encouragement of Composers; for the Deli very of Lectures; for collecting a Library of. Reference, consisting of the most choice and rare Musical Works that are extant; and for assembling tinder one view, for Sale, Piano-Fortes, Harps, &c. caltfully selected by the most un doubted judges, from the manufactories of-all the esteemed makers, with whom agreements have been entered into, in furtherance of an object that must prove satisfactory and be neficial to the Public, by opening a field for fair competition. Messrs. Attwood, Ayrton, J. Beale, Braham, Cramer, F. Cramer, Dr. Crotch, J. Elliot, Greatorex, Griffin, Hawes, Horsl,,y, C. Knyvett, W. Knyvett, C. Meyer, Mnllin e x, Neate Nield, Ries, J. Sale, Saust, Sir G. Smart, Vaughan, Welsh, •and S. Wesley, are now actively engaged in pre paring new Compositions, Adaptations, &c. for the press; all of which, _together with the various new Editions of Classical Works, Vocal and Instrumental, published under the immediate correction of the abovi Pro fessors, are in a state of forwardness, and will very shortly appear. Argyle Rooms, February 2, 1819. NEW EDITIONS OF MR. MOORE'S WORKS. This Day were published, 1. MITES, ODES, and other •POEMS.— The Fourth Edition, in 2 volumes, foolscap Bro. prier 14c. in boards. DITTO, in , itO. price 11. I Is. 6d. in boards. 2. ODES of ANACREON, translated into English Verse: The Ninth Edition, in 2 volumes, foolscap /Ivo. price 145. in, boards. Dl . : CO, printed on large paper, price 19s. in boards. 3. TH E• POETICAL AVORKS of the, late THOMAS LITTLE, Esq. Thirteenth Edition, price 7a. in boards. 4. CORRUPTION and INTOLERANCE. Two Poems, with Notes, addressed to an Englishman. By •An Irishman. The Second Edition, price 2s. 6d. 5: THE SCEPTIC: a Philosophical Satire. Price Is. 6d. 6. A LETTER to the ROMAN CATHOLICS of IRE LAND. Price 2s. Printed fur James Carpenter, Old Bond-street. This Day was published,. In Two Volumes, 4to. price 51. ss. in • boards, or on Roya Paper, 91„ A BIOGRAPHICAL, End 'CRITICAL DIC TIOtiARY of PAINTERS and ENGRAVERS, from the Revival of Painting, and the alleged Discovery of. Eu• ?oaring, hyTinignerra, to the nrcsmtTime. ..„. By INIICHA!. BRYAN. Tn this Work are given two Indexes, Alphabetical and Chronological; and the IforoNction comprises a brief Ac count of the Painters of Antignily. It also contains five Plates, exhibiting the particular Marks and Monograms used by the different Engravers.' Printed for James Carpenter, Ohl Bond-street ; and Joseph Booker, New Bond-street. This Day was published. In Two Volumes, Foolscap Bvo. Second Edition, price 12s. i boards, A DDRESS to a YOUNG LADY on her EN - TRANCE into the WORLD. Printed for James Carpenter, Old Bond-street; and Joseph Booker, New Bund-street. Of whom may be had, 1. A COLLECTION of F.NIGNIAS,cH ARADES, TRANS POSITTONS. &c. A New Edition, price 4s. in boards. 2. An ESSAY on LIGHT READING, as it may be sup posed to influence Moral Conduct. and Literary Taste, By the Rev. Edward Mangin,M.A. Price ss. 6d. in boards.- This Day was published, Price 6s. in boards,-a New Edition, being the Sixteenth, of THE TWO-PENNY POST ,BAG.- ___ __ByTHONLIS BROWN, the Younger. _ Printed for James Carpenter, Old Bond-strea; and Thomas Wilkie, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be bad, price Bs. in boards, with Six coloured Plates, The CUTTER, in Five Lectures upon thiArt and Practic of Cutting Friends; Atquaintances, and Relations. In the Press, and will be published next week, THE PENAL CODE of FRANCE, translated into English, with a Preliminary Dissertation and Notes. Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet street, between the Temple Gates. 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This Day was published, The Fourth Edition, in Four Volumes, 11. Bs. F LORENCE MACARTHY :—an Irish Tale, By LADY MORGAN. • . _ Author of France," " O'Donnel," &c. " Les femmes ne sont pas trop d'humeur a pardonner de certaines injures ; et quand riles se promettent le plaisir de la vengeance, elles n'y soot pas de main morte." Mew. de Grammont. Landon : Printed for Henry Collinrii, Conduit-street. Of whom may he had, by the same Author. O'Donnel, a National Tale, 4tl Edition, 3 vols. 11. Is. Prance.—The Fourth Edition, with Four Appendices, by Sir T. C. Morgan, 2 vols. Svo. 11. 4s. ". Lady Morgan has studied us from head to foot, from the court to the village, from the bourdoir to the kitchen. She has seen, observed; analyzed, and described every thing, men and things, speeches and characters."—Journal de Paris. This Day were published, In Octavo, price 14s. boat ds, ALILA. and DIMNA ; or, The -Fables of AM& Bidpal. Translated from the. Arabic. the Rrr. WYNDHAM KNATCHI3ITLL, A.M. 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In Octavo, price 12s. boards, (with a Plate of the Eight • Orders, Beautifully cokfured) the sth Edition of APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANE OUS. DISEASES, according to the Arrangement of Dr. WILLAN, exhibiting- a concise View of the Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of Treatment. • By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.D. F Physician to the Public Dispensary, and to the Fever Institution. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Delineations of the Cutaneous Diseases, comprised in the Classifiation of the L t Dr. Milan. In 4to. with upwards of . 70 coloured Plates. Price 121 . Imarcs. A Succinct Account of the Contagious Fever of this Coun-' try, as exemplified in the Epidemic now prevailing in Lon don, with the appropriated Method of Treatment. In Bre. Price 6s. twards. VALUABLE LAW BOOKS. This Day was published, In Octavo, price Cs. in boards, DlGEST•orthe' LAW of the Dis Timm- Ex— TION of- the PERSONAL ESTATES of INTES TATES. By FRANCIS MASCALL, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, and Equity Draftsman. London Printed for Henry Butte' worth, Law Bookseller, No. 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple-gates. This Day, was published, In Royal Octavo, price 1.. ids. in boards, ASUPPLEMENT <o the REPORT in C HAN CEBN of FRANCIS VESEY, sen. Esq. during the tiwof Lord Chancellor Elardwicke. By ROBERT BELT, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at• Law. London : Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, No. 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates. Of whom ma be had, The Two preceding Volumes of Mr. Vesey's Report, price 21. is. in boards. Preparing for Publication, the following Valuable LAW WORKS, to be printed for HENRY BtTFTERWORTH, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet-street, between - the Teitiple Gates, a New Edition of THE REPORTS in CHANCERY of t;►e late WILLIAM BROWN, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. With great Corrections and Additions from the Author's Manuscript Notes, in his own copy, intended for a further Edition—From various Manuscript. Notes of contemporary leading and dig nified Members of the Profession, which have been commu nicated from -the highest Authorities—with Notes and consi derable Additions from the Registrar's Books, and subsequent Decisions to• the present Time. By ROBERT BELT,--Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. H. B. has the honour to announce to the Krofession, that the first Volume of this highly-important Edition of Brown will be published Michaelmas Term next; and the re maining Volumes seilljtillow with all due speed, culisistently with the great care that will be paid to the The Third Edition, with considerable additions, by the Author of Mr. SERJEANT RtINNINGTON'S HISTORY, PRINCIPLES, and PRACTICE of EJECTMENT, By Wm. Ballantine, Esq. Barrister-at-Law. A New Edition, with great improvements, of the EPI TOME of the PRACTICE of the HIGH COURT CHAN . CERY. By Robert Venahies, Esq. Author of Mt. last Edi tion of the " Costs and Practice in Chancery." A Comprehensive TREATISF. on COMMERCIAL LAW, with au Appendix of Precedents of every- description of Mercantile Instruments, and containing a Practical View of the whole Law affecting Trade, Commerce, and Contracts.— Joseph Chitty, Esq. Barrister-at-Lass A DIGEST of the whole LAW between LANDLORD and TENANT, after the plan of Comytss's Digest. By I'. .Bingham Esq. Barrister-at-Law. An ABKIDGEM ENT of all the ACTS in force regarding the REVENUE of the CUSTOMS and EXCISE, with Cases. By Charles Pearson, Esq. Soligitor. The 2d Part of Mr. WILSON's CHANCERY REPORTS. These Reports are in continuation of Mr-Merivale's. A New Edition. greatly enlarged and improved, of Sit MATTHEW HALE's HISTORY of the COMMON LAW of ENGLAND, with Notes, References, and some Account of the Author. By Mr. Serjeant Rininingt6n. A DIGEST of the CRIMINAL STATUTE LAW ,of ENGLAND, relating to Felonies and Misdemeanors, cognisa ble in Courts of Law. By li. Nttttal Toudius, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Yesterday, at one o'clock, a General Meeting of the Electors of. Wesrtpinper was• held at the Crown and ,Anchor Tavern, IA receive the Report of the General Committee for conducting Mr. HOEHOUSE'S' Election. Sir FRANCI BUR.. DKTT lO H IS. t Ire Chair, .and explained in .a few words the object for which they were assembled, Mr, RICHTE n proceeded to read the Report. It was rather ti . yoluminous one, and consisted prin cipally of a history of elections in Westminster for the last. tbirty years, and of the steps which had been taken by . the Committee to procure the return of Mr• .Hohhouse. In the course of his task, Mr. Richter was frequently interrupted by the murmurings of his fatigued audience. Their impatience was at length'txpressed in so unequi vocal a manner, that the reading of the Rep.-;r was suspended, and it was ordereft to be printed. Mr. HosuousE addressed the Meeting at con siderable length, Mr. Hunt and Gale Jones presented themselves to the Meeting. The most perfect reciprocity of feeling,. personally and politically, still subsists between. them ; and, mbar is more, misfortune, and the world's hostility, did but lender them more 'happy in each other.—'' The /darker their fortune, the brighter their pure love burned." Mr. HUNT accused the Chairman of various misdemeanours, which the Hon. Baronet refuted,' to the satisfaction' of the :Meeting. house was also arraigned for certain expressions. of his at a Meeting, - held sonic time ago, at the Gun Tavern. Mr. HUNT conceived himself alluded to in a sentence of that Gentleman's speech, wherein he reprobated, in the strongest terms, the individual, Who, with his orange tJag,he said, would be glad to wade, knee-deep, in the blood of Englishmen, by means of a. civil war. Mr. llontiouss came forward and &aired, that the object of his allusion was not Mr. Hunt, but Lend Castlereagh; who, as be had then stated, would have been glad to'protnote civil war in this country, as he had previously done in his own. Sir BURDETT stated, that he knew nothing of the grounds of the accusations that, were laid' to his charge. He believed firmly and . honestly, that Major Cartwright, however otherwise re . .; spectable and patriotic, would not have succeeded at any election, and therefore lie was - never pro- posed. The Resolution to have the Report printed, and that which empowered the General Committee to continue their labours tor the pramotion of Mr, ilobliouse's election, was then passed - .=—The Meeting broke up at half-past five o'clock. From the LONDON GAZETTE of February 9. COURT MOURNING. Lord Chamberlain's Ojice, Feb. 8, 1819 Orders for the going into mourning on Sunday. next,Jht. 14th instant, for four days, .for her late Serena Highness Maria Elizabeth Duchess of Saxony, 'aunt to his Majesty the King of Saxony, viz.:— The Ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribands, fans, and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuffs, with blade ribands. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and gull, or•white and silver stuff waistcoats, full trimmed, coloured swords and buckles. Trhiteball, Fe 4. 8. His Royal Highness the Prince Itegent has .been pleased, in the ❑a►ne and on the behalf of his Majesty, to direct let ters patent to be passed under the great seal of the United. Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,. for constituting and appointing Thomas Marquis of Bath to be his Majesty's Lieu tenant of. and in the County of Somerset, in the room of the Earl'Pouletr, deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGER J. Owlet, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, jeweller, from Feb. 13, to April 3. BANKRUPTS. E. Robertson, Manchester, Zet ton-spinner, to surrender Feb. 22, 23, March 23, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. J. Burroughs, Gret Hermitage-street, Middlesex, spirit merchant, Feb. 13, 23, March 23, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, St.- Helen's-place, Ills1101,8g:de-street. E. Matthews, College-hill, merchant, Feb. 13, 23. March 23, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throginorton-street. W. Brown, St. John's-street, cheesemonger, Feb. 16, 20, March 23, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dade and John, Palsgrave-place, Temple-bar. W. Burn, Exeter, draper, Feb. 23, 24, March 23. at the New London-inn, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Mutton, Broad street, London, , J. Slather, Manchester, joiner and builder, Feb. 22, 23, March 23, at the Do; Tavern, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row. • li. Wilkinson, Liverpool, merchant, and F. J. Humble, Wa vertree, Liverpool, master mariner, March 4,5, 23, at tho George Inn,Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Taylor and Ros coe, king's-bench-wall:, Temple. W. Lloyd, Shiewsbury, tailor, March 2, 3. 23, at the Lion • lon. Shrewsbury. Attorney, Mr. Griffith's, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane.. • M. and G. Naylor, Darlington, Durham, lather•dressers, March 4,5, 23, at the Old Fleece, Darlington. Attorney., Mr. Dixon, Gray's Inn-square. R. Potts; Holborn-hill, haberdasher, Feb. 16, 27, March 23, at Guildhall. 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