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WESTMINSTER 604 tern 9l arteat e [bongh the 3° ; huirer ap nes of 114 . s ( P"' qcis ed 4 er i e ric : e., d og ai° ,en iOn' :gall i to otle order to erW iSe :44 .4,25 9 “3, 691 s 7 13A1' ,403 , 755 37 11 KB i s es' ill P"' eet, t" touss°' V , ~;; 4 1) +.4 - 4 4/ 10 0 0 . 4 , !ifl' ll2fr M 1 102 Pit. ViiIOT O 00(1 ..nll , !'i A :4 t th cal e ,Wed 0 ; dema nd it o°l° bu yer. at ie r guar Ta .cs• Sand a l % Oen"' tr° l/3 ,, he 114 " ,op i7 f svoll 0 yellrs G r , y W . SU ° "jiderti - - IT Picr ueatrNG-oPtilag, March 2, 1819. U COMAI ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • Nis ghat ALIJESTrs xi:IVY do hereby give Notice) o n Friday, the 12th Instant, they will • s'.,e ready to "reirr Tenders i n tvri!ing (sealed up), and treat f or Six ""fre(/ Chaldron . of Pirrs TAN FI E Lt) NI 0011, "OWN'S WALLS-END, WINDSOR'S PONTOP,T9IVN LF.Y MAIN, or SIMPSON'S PONTO-P COALS Ott! Poie, ik entire Cargoes ; and Two Thousand Sacks of BISKIET The whole to be delimred in the space, of One Month (the stmt in equal Weekly Proportions) into his 3lajesty's Pietualling Stores at Deptford; and to'be paid for by Bills &liable, without interest, sixty days after date. Th e C° nditions of the Contracts may Le seen at the Se (Vice. . °)egard will he had to any Tender in which the Price 41,ail net be inserted in Words at length, or that shall t 4C delivered fp the Board before One o'Cluck on the said '._ 111(1 9, the 12th Instant; nor unless the Person who makes Pie Tender, or some e Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. " It ' • PIGTU.II, LINGLOFFIOE, Feb. 23, 1819 9 CONAVI /SS 10 NER S for VIC TUA LL G 1-14 411.4JESTY'S 111 . 41 7 Y do hereby give Notice, that en' 7 , to r uesd4 Y , the 9th of M arc h nex t, th ey w ill b e ' rea d y ccenve Tenders in writing (seated up), and treat for Xing 1, ° ; "'trot uf QUEBEC, BRACK, DANTZIC, T IN . , or I - lAMBRO' PIPE STAVES; In be delivered 4p `Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford in the : e °lfour months, by equal monthly proportions .7 and to . p. fi ni for by Bills, payable without Interest, sixty day: `J'er de f t, I ?he Coiulitions of the Contracts may be seen of the Secre s Ogee. 1 4, 1 , 4. "i'd will be had to any Tender in which the Price 1 0 1 not be insert e d i n wor d s at l engt h, or t h at s h a ll „ lo t ' (telivered to the Board before One o'clock on the 104:Tuesday, the 9th of March next; nor unless the Person ." t6 4' the Tenkeer, or some Person on his behalf; at to when called for. , °F-PICF.; OF ORDNANCE, Feb. 19, Its 19. tit ' P N CIPA L OFFICERS' of His MA- : ORDNANCE do hereby rive Notice, that Will le r e ceived at th e i r Offi ce i n Pall-Mall, on ur ~ eJ ::: 114 "laV, the 15th day of March ne.rt,from such•Perforth • be willin g to undertake the Supply eV' FORAGE 0 4 . 5 to crd nan ' Ho rse s (I •- stationed at Woolwich and in Sus be e Pfri oo elivered at the EsTenee of the Contractors, fur a :th e of Si a'Afonthkfr , msthe Ist April ne,r. °Qt ' to be go od, swee t, d ry , an d c l ean , w i t h ou t an y 'Mau 3 4 , e V Ovary or Mowhurnt Oats, and must not weigh less *Ad -P P "nds per trine/tester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet St raw • 1 ' 44/ delivered in Trusses .of oGlbs. weight ; the ' 4l4 t f' d te Kood, clean,. and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and :f; e l ; i n Trusses of 8611 , N. weight 'l?i,i )I ' 4 to b e paid for the respective Quantities of each For e i t"zi ch may be delivered at the followi n g r a tes, viz. F ar ti' " Oats at per luOlbs. Avoirdupois weight, e 4 `'y at per hundred and twelve pounds, It‘ge Stra w at per hundred and twelve pounds. bte 7 , ed7Jectcd that the Contractor shall receive the Stable k, h . k niat e 24'- ' 7e ' , ' during Me period of , his Contract, may accu ' '"a 4 i 4 an allowance for the same after the rate Piz rth Per Horse per Week. .0440. Particulars may be known. repo: - ppiication to the r~ 'Suscommanding tlee•Royal Artillery at troolwich and * Ar e , 4e :' and also at the Secretary's Office its Pall-Mall, arm dal/ between the hours of bo rer t Ten and For two__ , • the P roposa l s must b e d e li vere d , sea l e d up and 'sea te .utir,ed , • 8 f u r irronoril Forage ;" but no Proposals can he 4404 "Per the said 15//i March, at Twelve o'Clock at 1 411,, 44 0f the s ame day ; neither will any Tender be noticed • 4tt _chef. the P arty making it, or an Agent in his behalf; shall -ere Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretarv. -- - , LIST INDIA HOUSIf., March 3, 18 . 1 . 9. V iv lIEREAS, in pnrsnance of the 6th Sec txpr 1 ;on of the 7th Chapter of the Bye Laws of the .p Tiu ‘-'1) CONIPANY of MERCIIANTS of . ENGLAND ,:',INC; to the EAsT INDIES, it i.; .rdainee, ~ 4 that 4 LIST shall be publiched Thirty Days ti "44 Election of Directors, before the t, containing the Names of t, :'l.lcl, Proprietors qualified agreeable to Law, as shall , lilif Y, in writing, to the Secretary their 0. ~r e ef ,becom -55 44 fandiftates for the Direction, Thirty-two Days before 411 Amnia! Election." t he c o , , r h t .,., 13 • uR of DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY do Cp tlf ! give N o ti ce, in order that the PROPRIETORS may of ,; ix 1.41 to th e said Bye• Law, that the ensu i ng ELECTION Is .4.._ D IRECTORS of th e sa id CO MPANY for four Years, 11;rsiNliited for the 1405 APRIL NEXT, and 'that such tstil:rii be published Thirty D ays b e f ore the said Election, lhore-mentioned Bye-Law directs. , 'JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAsT INDIA HOUSE, March R. 1819. If E COURT of DIRECTORS• of thel7NrrED COMPANY of ME RCHANTS of ENG ,., L A‘ '"-'Ntice TRA.DING to th e EAST INDIES; do hereby gir t . . 44 Co t the QUART ERLY GENERAL COURT of the said % ,aIIIPANY, a p po i pted to be held at their House in Leaden ,, s treet, on WEDNESDAY, the 2411 t Instant, is Mai:C I:CIAL, for the purpose of laying before the PROPRIE -I‘"ltS, for their approbation, a RESOLUTION of th 3 t.)liitT of DIRECThRS of the I ith ultimo, grant_ing to r. 1111 Es WILKINSO, tinder the Circumstances therein 41.1ted, th e su m of 75,000 Rupees, at 2s. the Current Rupee, ,t,'th Interest thereon at ti per Cent. per Annum, from lid, ',etol,er, IG, to the day when Payment shall be made. , IES of the PAPERS relating to the Case of Mr. WIL .AINSN, with the REPOICI‘ required by the Bye-Luwt ' .ip.(3, See. 20, will be readr for ttie inspection of the Pro- Ilt,etors, at this House ; ou FRIDAY. NEXT. the sth Instant. JOSY.PI-1 DART, Secretary. A GRAND SELECTION, From the Compositions of the moat favourite Authors, An . . . - dent and Modern. In which Madame Georgi Belochi will sing a Grand Bra vura, and repeat (by desire) Gratias aginms and Ros sini's Cavatinai pincer mia balsa it cur;' Signora Corti, ' 0 quanta l'anima.' and Vittinsa ;' Miss Witham, Come ever smiling liberty' ; Miss Stanford, ' Let me wander' ; Miss George, a New Song (Lanza) ; Miss Willis (her first appear ance),' Nel silenzio', Bianchi ; and Miss Stephens, 4 Fare well ye limpid', the Grand Scene, ' As from the power', and Let the bright seraphim' (Tromba obligato, Mr. Schmidt); Mr. Kenward, ' Come if you dare', and (by desire) Tho' pleasure swells' ; Mr. Thorne, Fatewell to the nymph' ; Mr. Yardley, ' Friendof the brave.', Several of the most favourite Grand Choruses will be in troduced—Kent's Anthem, Hear'lny prayer', Glory to God', and the Russian Hymn, ' Hark, the vesper', and se veral new Compositions; among which is the 'Terzetto, • 0 •dolce tranquillita', and the favourite Trio and Chorus, ' Sound the loud timbrir, from Moore's Sacred Melodies. .Leader of the Band, 111r.Ware ; Organ, ;Mr. S. Wesley. The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the Oratorios. A SINGLE TICKET may g ain all TilitEE PRIZES- of 20,0o01.! imd even a SIXTEENTH may gain full 20,0001.! TBISH, Contractor for th e Tw o l ast Lotte ries, returns his must sincere Thanks to his best Friends, the Public, for the unbounded patronage be so coo stantly receives, and begs leave to congratulate them on his Offices (as usual), being more successful than tlibse of any other Office-keeper us he sold in the Contract just finished, 5,535 1.30,000 in 8 Shares 5,191 L. 20,000 in 11 Shahs Besides various minor Capitals ; and he hopes he shall, as usual, stand first as the Favourite of Fortuna in the Grand State Lottery, which begins 23d of THIS MONTH (March.) The Scheme consists of 10,000 Tickets, and contains THREE GRAND PRIZES of TWENTY 'THOUSAND ..... POUNDS! besides 37 other Capitals. All Sterling Money. (As there arc not any Stock Prizes)—By a novel arrange ment of the Scheme, certain Prizes are entitled to Tickets which may enable the Holder of a Single. Ticket to obtain all Three P rizes . of 20;0001.; and even the Holder o f so s ma ll. a Share as a Sixteenth may get the princely sum of 20,0001.; and should the Holders of the Prizes entitled to Tickets wish to dispose of thew, without taking the Chances 'of the Wheel, there is little doubt but they could sell them before drawn to great advantage. Tie Lets and Shares are selling at B!SH's Otlices,4, torn bill, and 9, CharidV, - -Cross,London,and by his Agents in the Country, of whom Schemes, with full particulars, may be had gratis. I' s * It will be observed, there are Three 20,0001. Prizes in this Lottery;, and in a recent Lottery BISH sold Three Prizes of 20,006 I—ALL IN SHARES ! ! ! ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the EkIIIBI TION-WILL OPEN on MONDAY, the 3d of MAY NEXT. !lie Artists are desired to send their several PER FORMANCES, properly framed, with their Descriptions, and the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in the Cata logue, on MONDAY the sth, or by Six o'clock on TUES DAY, the gal of April, after which time none will be re ceived. `No Artist is to send more than Eight Pictures, nor more than Eight Drawings, no Miniature can he allowed a p*ie unless in x Framu of Moderate Dimensions . , nor cart ally COPY be adalitterl. The Royal Academy will take all. possible care of Works entrust to them, but cannot hold themselves responsible in cases of Accident. HENRY HOWARD, R.A: Secretary. VINER'S IVA RNING and REPEATING wxrcilßS.—This highly useful WATCH is to awaken the owner at any time required, and also to remind hint of any number of appointments or circumstances he may hare to attend to its the course of the day, without the trouble of opening the Watch; the construction of the Antrum is of the most simple nature, anti eant.ut be deranged ; the size and appeal mice is exactly t saute as other watches; it pos sesses an additional convenience at a very moderate expense, and can be purchased at the price of 12 guineas in silver, an:l 25 guineas in gold cases; united with an alai um and repeat ing watch, its utility is obvious, and will he found bine every desirable purpose.—Sold by C. E. Viner, patentee and sole manufacturer, 151, New Bond-street, and 8, Sweet ing's -alley, Royal Exchange. ATKINSON'S AINIBROSIAL SOAP. THB baneful effects of Conlinoit Soaps are:ge nerally known; to notice a familiar instance, look at the hands of a woman who has been washing ; their use in variablY. causes smarting, redness, and ultimately wrinkles to remove these evils has been the object of the Proprietor of the AMBROSIAL SOAP, which is prepared by a new Process, free from all irritating qualities, and composed of balsamic vegetable ingredients ; it removes redness, (mid ness„ and freckles frmii the skin, prevents it eliappim;, and mikes it luxuriously soft, white, and even. Price Is. the square ; and, prepared with Naples' Soap, for shaving, price 2d., Is., and Is. 6.1. each. The following Articles arc presumed to he too generally known to require eulogium ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, Changes grey or red hair on the head . or whiskers to a per manent brown or black. Prier 55., te}s•;bd., and 11. is. 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Is. in hoards, . _ SAINT 'YAKRICE : A National 'Tale of the • Fifth Century. ty AN ANTIQU.\TtY. What eraelierlst his name, that deafs our ears this ahundauce of superfluous breath ? Croak not, black angel, I have no food fOr thee. SHAKser:ARK. `Printed feu• Archibald Constable and Co. E , linbureh and Longman, tior,t, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Ho' t, Rubin - son s and Co. Cheapside, London, ; • ''This Day was published, In Three Volumes, price 11, Is, boards, CI Q U E 'l' R A' Novel. " And then came one, the Lovelace of the day." CHABBE. Printed for the Author, and sold by Archibald Constable and cn, Edinburgh ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Cheapside, London. This Day was pnblislwit, In Oae thick Volume, Bvo. price I I. 3s. in boards, AN ABRIDGEMENT ut ALL the STA TUT ES now in FORCE, relative to the REVENUE of EXCISE in GREATIBRITAIN. Methodically arranged and Alphabetically digested. 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To which is added, An Account of the Murder of Archbishop Sharp,' by James Russell. an actor therein.— Edited from the MSS. by Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe, Esq. with Portraits, in one voluwe 4to. price 11. Ith. To be forced into publicity is a -great discntn. fort to thtise who- wish to he private. This in fliction, however, is a parr of the,many blessings shed- upon society by the tactics of drone tried friends of liberty awl iecornin, the Jacobin Sosias of the Covent 03rilen Hustings, The Jopi•er of this radiant Gemini, Sir InANCIS BuaDETT, ap pears, by the reports of _his speech of yesterday, to. have complimented the writer of the following card with a greater knowledge of election ini quities than is possessed by any other mortal man.: Sir FRANcm,quoted a poet in the same speech. In that celebrated author, the lion. Ba ronet will find the following couplet : The world I knot+, hut made it not n ,' rule; ' And in a scene of filly heed uo fool. re it were trnit that the perion alluded to really possessed all the imputed knolyledge of election iniquity,' the merit would not be the less at dis daining to practise it. Now, it during 39 yea; s' connexion . with Westminster and with other dee 'lions, any election iniquity' can be proved against that person—it through all the violence of so many contests, a single instance can he shown of that person's having traduced the private character of any man—still less of any tvanan i he will sign a eat te I)la:r i che, to be filled up with a confession of every crime that can be inventeirby Jacobin our levolence, dipping its pen into the gall which tiace.cl the placard of Friday last aphis! some Noble Ladies, living and dead. The still surely tug females may, by the daily beauty' of t: eir innoxious lives, extinguish any ford impression front that placard—but, how can the dull cold ear of the 'deceased defend itself against such vilene,s ? Until that - Ad:OM, unmanly, inhirman, impious, execrable placard made the chief inv.( of Friday's Covent Garden pageant, the Writer of the card' strictly adhered to his original determination of not vating'or canvassing in the Elect ; and he declares that it, on the sile of Mr. LAMB, the La dies in behalf of Mr: Hoirnotise-vere viEfied by any third like equal atrocit y , his conviction of the universal destruction that must he the infal• lible result of the success of Jaeolsinism could scarcely have prevented hint from voting for Mr. lloanouSE. With regard to the misrepresentations of Mr., Fox, the contradictioo, as f'ar as it went, by Air. LAMBTON, is quite exact. The extent, however, of the systematic perversion of every thing refer able to Mr. Fox by the Jacobin-party in thi' coo lest, can only be known from traditioo, if known at all, to even the Noble authorities quoted in Mr. LAUBTO'S contradiction. But the Jlicobin assailers of the dead may be assured that their conduct shall not be forgotton. In the meanwhile, to that impartiality, which is more honourable to a Public Journal Onto any possible partizanship, the writer addresses him sell, for inserting, word for word, the card which has furnished occasion for this unexpected as sault ; with the direct detail of which she person interested is, at this moment, brit imperfectly act . - quainted. The card was as tollows,:—' No. 21, !.'raven-stre, t, Strand , Feb. 17th, 1i319. Mr. l) is O'BuYEN intreats of those Electors, to whose application at the commencement of the preisent contest he replied, ' that it was not his intention to talie any pant in the present Election,' now to cones Jot ward, and attemionsly to support the Honourable Gunanit.LAMß; who cannot, at all -events, he suspected. of any hostility to the British Constitu .tion; and whose adversary's election system—siandea in; whatever is 'Mist venerated atinongst'the deal, or respectithle in life 7 —renders further inaction incotupatible alike with moral feeling and political ditty. He begs to add, that he shall by happy to,see those Electors who are s\illing to oblige hint, at his own Weise to lireakfast, on Monday and Tuesday, the Ist and id of March;, to pro ceed with him to the hall, and assist in giving a decisive blow to scurril it y--sedition--and t he must eppres,ticeiyraatny,tander the maqk of pretended freedom. .I.larch 3, 18t9. DISTURBANCE AND ACCIDENT AT QUEIIEC CITA- MARY'LE-BONE. FURTHER PARTICULARS. —Pit :Sunday.morning last., soon after * the Rev. DI. I3INGHAM had taken his text, a Gentleman, (we understand a chemist nod druggist in Berkeley-sr.reet, Portman-square), was taken in a fit, screaming „violently, When, as though by a signal given, the whole congregation rose and endeavoured to escape ; in the confu sion numbers left their hats, umbrellas, shags, &c. on their seats, anxious only to leave the •Chapel, which many.bad already conceived to he on fire, others that the roof was failing in, and persons who were present-. state, that the sodden rising oldie people and the falling of tonbrelks, was such as to create_an idea of the re;iliiy ut tlia root's having. given way. This chapel being al. ways crowded to excess, charade's west ant wanting .to take every advantage of the confusion that prevailed ; •numerous robberies wet e com mitted, hats, shawls, handkerchiefs,;and even purses and pocket-books, were missed, and sought for in vain in every direction. One of the Cha pel doors was torn trout the hinges, several-wo men and. children were severely itijnred ; one young woman had her arm broken, and another had her clothes torn entirely off from her waist downwards. It is a singular circumstance, that a like case of confusion occurred at this place of worship eight-and-.twenty years ago, and when, as we are informed, the saute Rev. Gentletuau preached. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—A young went3n of tlie name of Bartholomew, servant to a ct►anoiler in St. Anne's-yard, hung ,herself to a beam in' her bed-room yesterday morning, in ,which situation • she was discovered by one of the chilthen, and ctl; down in time to restore suspended animation.