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THE:PRVICIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MA -4" JEsrrs, oaDMINCE da hereby give , Notice, that Proposals ,wig,be receive( qt : the?r,ollice in Pall-Mall, an or before }Way, the 15th day of NOvetabl:r neat, front. such Persons a,v may.tie jcillinti .to undertake the Supply of LEA THER BREECHES and GLOVES, for Service of this D.- ;ailment/or a periwl of Three rears, detertninabk after thi eajtiration .f ibr first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the apaan of ... either Piirtrb , Patterits of the Articles man be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal Arsenal atlPoolwich t awl farther Particulars, together .with the Terms awl courlitionf of the Contract, Nosy he human at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-Mall Varesaid t any daY between the Hours of Ten and Four n'Cloch, where the Proposals must kr delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Leather Breeches and Gloves ;" /no no Prypesal can be ad mitted after tho sail 16th November, at Twelve a'Cleck at Nam of the same day q neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Pf . ty making it, or an demi in his behalf, shall attend. it Order of Me Board, R. H. CREW, Secretory CORPOR.A.TION OF THE SONS OF . IHE CLERGY. THE GENERAL ANNUAL COUR of the GOVERNORS of the CriAltiTY for the RELIEF of POOR WIDOWs fAHLDItt 4 ,'N of CLERGYMEN, will , to. holtlen In the orporation-lionse, No. 2, Bloomsbury )place, on THURSI).IY, the 14th flay of Noeettiber, 181(4 ha One &Clock preciNeiy, for the Choice of Officers fur the en. suilig Year, in pursuant:ea the Charter. .1. M. OIIIMWOOD, Registrar. 'roCIWALE'S PititAGE FOIL I Towards tilt ta,tto 0:1)(1 of till.; Nloot t i NI.O be lisbcd, price 73: or 9s. tylf-bOU9d. irriIEsPRBSENT t Ist the UN ED JI. bitStirDol, with the Alio:. of Vic Peers and :iarOnets. Pfirded for !SI, Piccadilly, Gentleama m wltti leder thv !Loyal Calenihir f•.r 1817, with the Arita of the Pev.•:, ,tre repiesteil to b • I; t;colar in giv ing' tlireetions Inc tits :',11.14.711DAR. wit; SIOCKDALE's PEIP.ItAGE, which carefully correct: to tlie time of Pitislie4ition, hod ihe Arms orbited from a new Set of Cnp• Pttrl.l4tres. An elegant I.;4o . aving of the Cohoarg A.rats is idded ,o this I; fir,(oi. • To i.'rt. ADmiitEits'oP t4LossV 111111.4%upetit pinlities of ititEN'SJA PAN LI4U11) Mat:KING, ; !lave induced several hasr im Vo!.tors to ROI spurious' ConyositiOns under the above nain., tieteet•iviticb, observe none are genuine unless Fwe<i. ii"signril orrtlir Label. . . fa" "Adie, will also find by the nseof this Blacking to their iiiilf-boatS •,iitl walliing• 51i0 , ...i, they will experience aingtre rival Alt the Irigheit Japan Varnish, tehich preserves the ' , rather soft, minters it waters-kaor,'atid +4ill not sail the cilothel. Sold, wholmtle, b ROTERT WAV., 41. V, 14, St.Viiitin's lane, and retail at 4irlon;igllarn, by Wpod Rotintlfwaite tlunchester, Sheldon ihigoose Brighton, Lawler I:ie.refprd,j,tocliett Scarboro', Nartifutl French Glits4ow, Osborne • , Baxter pwen, oxford. CartiT Willa* Edinburgh, 'Ritchie Dover, , rifirur Vi'!aioutii, Has vey S Rudd flon►ltt Park iv) sen, J L'n iiins Briiitql, Pe t►knxy Ludlow, Pesten Witre.leh, Holmes 4/ftetilintu, Smith dud in every To*n in the F tad. ittid Is. tut 'each.' N. B. Ask for WI -- ilaillun . . Aberdeen, i the .....•••••••••••••Gaut Ivy , Csui! ;flanks ingcbtti, in Stour Iltatlea, 641, rr n ' s lilncking►. MEincAL no Alui, 6fLuttiorri; . ; H0t1,74., StißitEY. - OCTO R COO la tidt, .IN4 UNROE, and DUN , cAN, ph y s;ciaHs to the Medical hoard at Charlotte ' l ° ll, e,l3lacktr;,os-r i , t d, basis aseerta.,eil; that *cards of pan Patients are er red annu,illy of RI-evading disorders, that n''', l4 reds were in a di,tressiog *tats, owning to motaing tlrctti VeS, and by consulting men ignorant of thee nutessiun, ‘‘ . 1441 .:eeeive the Public by specious promises and immoral ad tintisvinents. Eruptions utt ilia head, face, end body, ulcer lout, swellings in, he neck, nodes on the .hones, • ' ll the head and liMbs, fre - quently ta - en.for the Olen. swelled uncles,. awl nervous debility, are d;-ruse: -%• co appear years after, and the consequences of itopropet treatment. Prt, Cooper, Nluoroe, and Duncan, arc consulted, Gail y, tram eig , ht till el4ht, or by letter, containing a fee; and UK• ttk.!4.. hove advice on Tuesdays, 'l'bursda)s, and Snutfas, till lve o'cloek.—There is aside: door and private rooniat fot sferstiles„ • RUPT URt... • _ N.SI•IICTION for the .TREATMENT and CURE of RAW .. T ORP% No. to, ( AItLISLE-STREE'r,SOHO-SQLIAI4.I EPSON , imil Co., Surgeons, reSpectftill ' y inform the Public, th a t th e y h ave opene d t h e a b ove I ns titutio n ! ¢r the Treatment anti Cdre of the abovc•alartniog and don- Custiplaint, e.• which are too • ' , 7tryttit tin 7e4tlice Ft partiettliir (le,criiktion; curitiileut t h.tt ft, "Trow 4: PO 'iv wilt folly appreciate the merits tt: 3to great uchsing as that now offered to the world In Di,covery of Prfiee s ,d or t h e c hreu f utnst. C4.:es of reducible Rupture. • * 1,, 1w411 anti Co. !Lave lit the course of an extensive practice ttlartriod, wally ituptirfutt't Cures, which have been attested 011 4 ileatietnett and. Per out of the tirst Reipecta • • .1 49111 e of these Cases, which may be seen id the abovt , In stitut: • r • ' d' ion, were lon g stun nig , and the persons, impressed gra.tittnie for being restored to peyfect health, have per .nol Co. to refer to them, and to Vt !lulu they 'OM On. 4' a tHihted for , reliet. iota C. , . mt, he consulted in the most private b) either J in the Moruili; i " the 'tutr,rtioost.' Lettet s, post paid, isiclosin;;• a 0 ne-i'pund Note, ' lll theWmtely unswered, ar,d th e ores*. area to alt • parts 1 n t he 'phase coosrit Jepcon and Co. I,:t -v!ter are relo,,teil to he vent p ,ri;cular in the DeserlPtion k)t th'eir ti m s t 1,4 1 111lISt b,llll ills (.ali I ilol3fl ..• t tiitd the exact Me ~o re Irma the ci fi r re p r ,0,,,• I Middle, of the 11, 1'. ,4 1i-V , SO , Niind No. Carlisle-street, Soho-stxuare. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1810. VALUABLE %YORKS, 1. Lately Pohlish e 4 by T. CADELL anti W. DAVIES, Strand. 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Dny w4a published, THE NEW ANN, RESTER ; or Ge- UM GI item! Itepiiiitory of Hiitort. Potitios, and Literature, for theY*erlBl i. {'tinted fur William Stuckdole, tSI. Piccadilly; l l . * In coliievienee of the , immediate fl i s port! of the re minder the Property of the lore Mr. John Stookdale, it is oirtieularly requested that Gentlemen will complete their Sets as early as possible. GOLDEN LANt 144.EranY, , H Vitit October,, 1816.. ( ring PAYMENT ilecl4red at the GENERAL MEETING held at the City at Loudon Tarerti,_ fn. sburot i cate-strect, aw the 98th August lost, will be made to the PROPRIETORS entitled to it, in the following order, viz..— To those whose Surnames begins with the Letters .. and 11. . . - on Friday, November Oh. C. D. and F. 4. - Tuesday, ---,--•• leth. IP, G. sod IL • - Friday, ---.• toith. I. K. 1.. M IV. lipd 0. .. xueldny, ..--...... t Xli. P. Q. It. mid 1,, • Friday, •++++•..r. gad. T. V. W. X. Y. and Z. - Toeseii, -•++++•..r.•++++•..r.---. ttith. between the bourn of It and 3 ; and to those not applying according to the above appointmentoin the Tuesdny's and Friday's in every subsequent week, between the hours of 10 and 2. By Orityr, COCKS and CAMPTIF,Lt. SAItACRN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. THE LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RINGWOOD new light Day Coach; sets out from the Saracen's INA Inn, Snow-hill, .Lowlim, at half-past Five o'clock in the morning, and arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the same evening, through Farnham, Alton, Afresforil, it'inchester, Bonney, and Wituborue. M the re, quest of the Inhaleitants this Coach runs in a day from. Pool, Wimborne, &o,; previously to this Conch starting, Passengers were obliged to travel by night. The Proprietors will endea vour to to merit the patronage. of those Friends who have kindly intim.ded their desire t.O support this Concern. SOUTH IAIPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at Eight in the Morning, to the George Inn, Southampton, only eight hours on the road (breakfast in London and dine at southampton).—This is a most ilelightfnl Conveyance to ti n , Isle of Wight, St. Ma loss. Havre do Grace, Cherhurgh, &c. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new 'Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three. The Weynointh Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher binfli, St. *sloe's, &c. 'I he \VAT/IMMO N, w Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, flatifax, Bradford. and all Parts of The North, arts out at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, oext Evening at Nix o'clock, through S'tartiford, Gran tham, Newark and Dancastvr, This Coach is intended to ac oommoilate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford and It will leave he e d s ;it three o'cloik in, the :thermion. Passeogers may conveniently come to Leeds froin those ranee& and he in London early the next Keening. The UMPIRE, a New LIVF.B.POOL Light Coach, only one Night n the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Outside's, sets out every Day at One ii clack, arrives at Liverpool !text E ve ni n g bef o re Srveum'cloch, by wayof Dunstable, Woburn, Lathhory, NorthaMpton, Lutterworth, Ilinek;ey, r iuhclstune, Lichfield, Stone, Itidgely, Neweastiv, Kuutsfosil, . War, higt on and Fresco'. GOSLING% MARLBOROUGH Elegant. Post Crutch, through if migerterd, Newbury, and Reading': sets out at Seven o'Cifick' in the hlornine, arrives at Marlboroughlu diuner—eionfortahle conveyam a fur those travelling the West R.o. uxrrEit, N'Termuntio, Dorchester, Falosionh, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning, at Six o'clock, through 'Wilton, Axminster, Bridport , ford, Basingstoke, and Begshut. Only one night out between London and Plymouth. BOSTON, Spalding, Pete, borough, Stilton, and liunting doe, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.--Coaches from Boston to Spilshy, Louth, Grinsdly, and Hull. • BATH and IlltlSl Oh Flying Post-Couches, through (hip penhain, Caine,..nit Marlborough, every Afternoon: arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath; anti the 1.41(109- Torero, Thontas-street, Bristol, next Nlorniog.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taiinton, &e. LEEDS new light Coaeli, called The Rockingham, sets not every Morning at Eight o'clock carries Four In - Z . (les only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout, Passes through Stamford, Newark, Bethnal, Doncaster, and Ferry.- bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at noon. Nut withstanding the uncommon Expeditioti of this Coach, it is allowed to be the must agreeable anal complete Public Con veyanve on the Muth Root, being unequalled 111 ACCuflllllQ dation by any other. Only two guineas inside to heeds. GLASGOW, Lougtowts, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cantuock, Klngswell, and all parts uf Scotland, Cam perdown Coach; daily, ' ' YOlto, Newcastle, and F.dinborgh New Coach, performed with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morniug rte lieu• past Six o'clock, by way of Newitrli Itetford, Tadcaster, 4.llr lington, Northalltrtun, Durban', Moipeth, and Berwick. Passengers boiling theuisalres fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest. what time they please, -and t hen .pro (well on without any a dditi ona l Fore.—.l;ll.trittr, the Black Swan, Colley-street, York,. runs Couehel- to. Sunderland, s nth"rfit'lgh, WhithYi uirutother ?Wert, ' • - NOLL, Nortlicave, Bowden, Thorn, stnil Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning ut, half-pasttiix, to the CrosS Keys, Market-p'art, Mull.. • HiAtTFOILD, Ware, lioddesdon, Waltham Cross, •Brox.. borne, and Wormley, eat every Morn*. IlltiDGENOItTit and Walsal Post-Coavh, every Evvning. CARLIgLE, Pewit'', nod Whitelmetn, as est-Cotieli, goes with Four Horses, and a (;oriel all the way. Pas,es thran g l i Brought, Appleby, ure3t4lniil,4o, It riarruud , ci,tteriek, Ituruaglibridge,Wctherhy„Atiertord, l o ircaster, and Gran dm (the nearest ea). by eighteen mil, s), Bets out e v er y Morning, and perional the jolll'iltY with t.hr Kreatthit taco. lity. Passengers detained on the Road by hosioess or plea ' sure, have the peculiar adrantage of their Scats being se , Lured in the next Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kr.utsfercl, Strnie ' and Litch field, Post Coach, called The Express, every Evening at Fire o'clock, to B. Brotherton's, tiorscen's Head. Inn, Dale• street, Liverpool. Ouarded Orton:hoot'. • WAKEFILLO Post-Cinch. %wily MOrning, at half-post • CIIESTF,It and P.%RKOATE new datty. . • Je new Flying Nit-Quad!, to" York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, e;rrrias Four Insides .ot4y. rvel7 Afternoon at Twu o i l:hi:Ai, by way of Pow :aster, firaiitham, and Stamford. KENDAL, I.4,m:titer . , Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Dolton.. Clturlcy, thoakitk, awl Guritang Post-tunLhcs, escry Alter, noon, at Five o'clock. C.:illative.. ..... sUIs;DLItI.•.INI), Ntocktuo, Yana, new Coach ertly' Niornhig, to the tie4lrge Sumlerlatol. Cutoshinn, Newcastle, dull Wolveritmulann, tt,“:11, every•Aiternnon. StIItEWSPURY, :And !Nbritit4ll 4 the Royal Charlotte, e v er y Kvenia; at Five o'clock. titiortletl:. Nieroury Put S OS out every Attcramm, and r4lehe, next tbly itt Nona: Passe,' by Easto{ atol ..lhilistotte, to the Stirgerte§ t rtid , Iluit—nreet, Ii itin;tvgivitiv. SHEFFIELD mad Rotherham Pmit.Coavh, callerl the Rua -440a m, every Murton}. I)O,VER, - 1)eal, Nlarg,4te, Ransglite., C'nuiethitrp, Fitvev shoat, Cbathirat, and Rochester 1)(44-Coat:hes, Morning awl Afterittoitt. Pussettfors nail Parcels 1)(44 for the *hove. Coachys at the Nvw White Horse Cell.tr, Pit eitttilly. WILLIAM lii MOUNTAIN ,iiid Co. ri•ipectfolly tic qoa*iit their Filen& mid the l'ohrit:, that they ...AI slot tic so L 0111.1.- able for auy Pareels or Lugkatre, Vie. of oiorkt potituts NNlut i if tom, stolen ; or damaged, unto, rriti-rtl ub *deli and paid tor accordingl', at thy Sir."; ol * Ilt3 " 1 114 ‘" ) L9iittutt. EPItIC S,EVENT'ENr, PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. VARN, °dolma 21. It seems certain that there will he no delay in opening the Chamber, nor will there now be any thing really interesting.' till . that, time. Both par ties have great hopes. The two great advantages of the Ministry are * , the name of the King, which they employ on every occasion, and the meana they have of establishing a sort of discipline among the, members who support them. The Royalists have for them, public esteem, and the unequivocal good wishes of the nation. A great many pamphlets 'and papers, pritited as well as written, are Circulated with activity. One of these, with the : title of 1 ‘ Consequences imm6diates du Systdme aohipte par le Athastire," was in every body's hands, and with the exception of tire fits: or six last lines, wbielf passed the proper bounds, gave general satisfaction. Yesterday, however, opptdred a second:edition of the same paper, lint with at. postcript of a, few lines, with the word Faits. Every line of this postcript contains art absurdity ; and it is evident that this second edi tion is published by those who were attacked the first, and who will now accuse the Royalists of having written arid propagated this fruit OI their :, own ingenuity. The public curiosity begins to die away about the revelations of Monier. It is certain, how , :i , ever, that in consequence of thent, in ex-Colo nel of the Municipal Guard of Paris has been taken up : It is equally certain that coo.idcrable off rs were made to procure Moniers 'escape, which proves, he Is. not o solitary . ctiMinal. I believe other individuals of no note bare been arrested ; likewise; but, as usual, the report is general o,at three or fain' Generals have beep N4.11'1111 also. 00 every occasion the sante intliv;iluoli are naturd ; for, as every body knows OW they would eon spire if they dared, they acre always suspecteiby the public of baviug done o. .•• 'rhere is coli , iderithk tincetiiness iihoin rani., in the prtivinecs of Fluntlers^,, fintraing,.&c. PARIS; °cr. 30. I'Ve are all anxious exi.eetal ion .of the nietil;le of the ChantherS. "The partisans of ltrinistry lOttger say that they'wnhave ti majority of alifi've , 150 to 80i they modestly enntent thetnielVes with announcing a majority of 14. or 15 ; and 1 really, should not he surprkol if, on many oestioos,. they should be in the minority. The neWspapetal . atilt follow the same system. The ,Journai de Parisi the other day, under pretence of a literary article,- and excluding In appearance all political ideas, tribtited every virtue under Heaven to the htte Regibide Chenier. And yesterday the Journal de* -Debuts, which is as Royalist as the police will al.. law ) thought it necessary, in a good article on the Regicides,-to insert, as:n sort of passport, .a few I . lllCs on the inhumanity of h a..ng put them to death. Evevy, thing ;against the . itObility, or against old established. principles, passeS withou; difficulty. The excess of loyalty alone appear* dangerous. 1 suppose we shall shortly hear of tt tuan'-s beingtoohonest, and a woman too virtuous. The Chamber is expected to meet on Monday item ; but it is not certain that the King will go thst tiny : some people suppose that he will, not go till ibe Monday following, •and ilia the inter mediate trine will be taken up in rerifging the putpers of the Deputies. The Ili•gh Master of the Ceremonies applied yesterday to the King for di reetioni ; when he answered, " I will give yon my orders." Some of the Royalist. Deputies wish t o propose the thanks of the Chamber to the late Chambte for its conduct this will probably give rise to a eery entious discussion. 'M. De Chateatibriunit has written to M. Belinrt, requiting liiitiVither tii m ctii with the complaint sgaipst Iti%,or`in aesist from it in form mentioning At v rte . same .time,:. that if neither of - these steps are thlici, he wilt he forced to call the at vein lOU of ihenoOse rrf livers to the rocecitiogs. which hi. considers Its illegtd., ft thar.this ailemnia haq singninily embarrifissvd - iNl.lidlart. • - lite fun& 'W'ere tO•da . y, 'at neAr 3, 11 37 fr, 50 c• Weal! i.ti,tlt its is JS 54116 (9.1.). the f;tsir-it }iii ii 11)31, which ; ii wtight, wiloht, within a y ;title „ e ht. vivo', to our quart ern loaf; out it is n.ww,* iitile short ; nod tiie local Ant liocities priler its;; the bakers to ditainrsh the weight, ratfur (haft utttl to the instinct - 4 Mite, Fish k nt ibis time so plentiful at Brixton - A (Torlaq), tiint taqt weck tw huge turbuts. six HMI St , . pit of uncommuuly large awls, Were sold tor Ci:.;itt EAST INDIA 'MINE, OCT. 30, tst'. 1-1 i COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of NIETWIIANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the INDIEs, do hereby give Notice, That the TIiANSFEII ISOOKS of the laid COMPANTs STOCK will he shut on TIItIItSDAY, 'the 6th December next, at Two o'Clevh, and opened again on TUESDAY, the gist January following. And thtdthe DIVIDEND ‘VARRANTS on the kAid Stottlt, aPe en the Mh JanuarY next, will be ready to be delititred on TUESDAY, the 7th of the same Month. JAMES COllll, Secretary.