The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

• ._ ' -1 • t'l4;4lj- ,rdaY. °3 -bet"llzt rids °" t o t" tineirS t n" Of it ( 415 , 7 ot 1, y g I t o log l i ro e o , In at ter ,eate di l f bloo' d cad ° I ; ► osit key ur co for orthP th• f tlit -,ell 076 1 - 7 TriEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • Ms PRESEFNING, 1444.„. , - ' ' "es NT -EV May 8, their S ervants wil! p er f orm the Tragedy of ~n3lticllard the Second, Mr. Kean ; the Queell, Mrs.Bartly. . rrq Which will be added, ra tho THE WOODMAN'S uur. ?r ° l ; King. Henry the Fourth, Part 1. ; with Ella Pliti THEA TRE ROYAL, COVENT 7 GARDEN. o e B PRESENT EVENING, May 8, will Performed the Play of Do ROMEO AND JULIET. a'onteo, Mr. Conway ; Juliet, :Miss O'Neill. To which will he added, t°4l tie COMUS. 1` 0 1 . 11 " . . Conway : an d Fi rst B acc h ante, Miss Stephens. row, The Wheel of Fortune ; with Corpus. .1•‘14‘11.13, 'Bit LINE, and Co, Stork-brokers, , I t 're % fresPectrully. inform the Public, that Tickets and t t hei r ( Ifi llle etisiiiag STATF, LOTTERY are now on Cale liP h . ' ) f ot,t c , P ' No. 93. ROYAL EXCIJANCh4,. In thotis One bt h ive n T i c `-'OOO Tickets, there is One Mize of 30,00 d . ch: t :' ivl t .` ) '!s'ind fjuineas, and Taro of Five lli . milre ea t _ , a zes,,,. s vill he drawn on the 13th of MAY inst. find 1 e kk,i otled to GOLD will be paid at their Office, us GU1...,,,...................‘' ...,,,...................‘' as B "ti a,s dra wn , • ,N. 4, sip, . . i n .y.ll,„i ,4 VRIGIIT is happy to state he Sold in 4 wuo 6:- 1-"TTERY • tconcluded No. 12010, - a Prize of W.;;_ .. . just i . ... ~,,, ~ , , n, 1 , ,, )1 4 5, the first ever paid wholly in . G.ilq, e.... , ,„,ret, Ti 2 #ol. and Three other Capitals, in Sixty-four.._ e l an ea "'s Is a continuation of his usual great ticce . ss, t'strib li , rtlest of his haring the additional good Fortime• to i • td siOtg ( , •.'"'?ng his Friends, the Public, the Prizes 0f .. 30 , , , , Z100 . for N,,,,,:niineas. 4s thee must be all drawn on SA . I till ‘44lhit',';'‘ r, an immediate Nrchase is requested at No. 37, . ' 38, Haymarket; 11, HoPoorn ; 141, Oxford-street. • t) (1' SA T ri gLl D ? I;lN:'4kel'iS,lf':llltlSl,‘‘t.4"‘ 4 8% \- . 7-' & c : . l °; must °° ° b r e ' g 3 ;i o n t e lli i, Ga s Uj i - e. illifetfohiein .BEGIN ` E nd FINISH. Only 5,030 owing' 1... 1 ''''' of . • 1, :: ...... L. 2.0,000 is 1.20,000 ,' ...... *. • ....... 10,0 69 lO,OOO ‘..• ....... • ..... 2,100 , 0 , 1 3 a, "• ......... , .., 505 1,650 13 , • ••• • ............ 2OO ,600 600 u '• ....... 1 , ,, 0 .9... '• •• • • ....... 100 50 4BO •.,... ...... '1:`,,,..„, •• • • ........ 15 IB,OUO i ;011 r ---- i I ? , t k o li qo tt' , ! , L.sooo t -zE of ' --- . rize will receive 10,0001. more, making a 'Nem THIRTY THorsAND POUNDS. • , pifre_Neth Blank will ' receive 2,030 trinineas in Gold! 04.1. tit Idatili will r ''t ' 500 Ciuineas in Gold ! • .1,,. klundretlth lila n e ls et a i il t l . r,:e . e . ii•e 5i.A.) Guineas in Gold! .. w.:KE,Tsan4 AS SOON AS DRAWN. , Zl4, r nhM, %tut 9 ' tpIA,RES are'sel:ing by BISH, Contractor, -e P rizes of 30,0. -n u l ti ng'-Urosc, London, Wlll4 sold all the ~..... tb -'. 84 '. Ste. &,' c. in .:te Last Lottery. ---......„.....,.............,....„ . ..........• i i , Cli ELSE I ti ,-, I f ". E :., . u sPITAI., Mar 3 . , 18 i 5. I ' l are- kt,- the lon's ,bV 01'iieP ofihelll.llt llonourable h:;',1;" of th' e oad others commissioners for managing the tii;'''Y'4l Uli .1 h 14) Y41 Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that tiq, 44 r.te 4 4 *'ss the Prince Regent has beets pleased, in ke 11l o tt .. on the behalf of his . Majesty . , to command, t a ;rlt in crensioners, belonging to the said hospital, re ki,(' Leen t i°, 11 " 1 1, or within twenty-rive.,roiles thereof, who Ct, v eil o s 'sjiargetl Irons their Regiments as private men, ,Lin e. 1 A 1 01 ,9 the Cavalry, Foot fittarcis, and Infantry of 'er from frothy. Militia and Fencibles (the Out-Pl.ni. loners art intile late. Horse-Gourds, the Horse Grenadier. 3'll ' 4 ft° I 11..' ' e flo sl , ll , Y, l tgunent of Horst, such men as tiv t k h ad 41 . 1 -ooks are now more than fifty-five years of ally:thane .served twenty-four }'tars in the Cavalry, or ties, th )ears in the Infantry, previously to their Ills kitlitpiiites., (n.oxsvtil vto.hae lost , a Falb, or their . eye-sight, _or are (e wer N.,. se . . received a Certificate of their total unfitness t ,, r il l _a !nee, from any of the Officers employed atahe IZ't.t,i4r,.. mutation of O ut - Pensioners in the year i 813, those . 110 t 4 1) : 11 !seta in the receipt of a Pvitsion, - exceeding une I l i_Mit it t .d . WITh, or those actually serving in the Militia, or kjPtlalk. !'" as- Ne n - Commissioned (Miers, a•xcepteilj.do 4, te.,,i,5 and regimentally appear with their Instructions „ i rliv e i e j at es of Admission at the said Hospital, on the klt "g' t 4Y, Underinet t ' i 1 and ' appointed for tCrem, ac s.. , , o .... e . 1 Iona( , th r mut t4t L . O tr several Rates of Pension, when and where vol_,te itt the be given froth nine o'clock in the morning till . o at ,_ , afternoon ill or 1 that such of them, as on 1u .. 4 shall be fit: may be .e s r ent to a Veteran. Battalion, h4ll the On Nfo • - . • . . ~,, p,. . NDAI, the lath of May. V th e Isi'lsioners at sd. per day. Those at Gd. pe . r i tia . y, t eilki lit °f Lif e - C;uai•ds‘, the Dragoon Guards, wit 1 all klt Regiments of Cavalry. Th (3 kt,i, 4 se at L.,. n UESDAY the lfith of May. Aof p il 'U, pertay front ' the Fain-Guards, the Ist Regi tit, to the Vencible•i' inclusive. ~lii.,. o.l•Nvt, . ' ,7111, -1 at G,I -e,ONESDAY, the tith of May. ."(1 ' e re liw ".; Per day from . the Kins German Legion, with ki.fq.(14,."1,.111111; Iteiz-hoents or corp 6 s- also the Pensioners at N111);11.0tri the'lst of Life--Guart ' ls, with those from the t alents ( if c . 1. 0 • itc ai y. lits le a t 9 P e HultsDAY, the 19th of May. -4 4 t o il;r day front' the Foot Guards, and the Ist x'l`l'l`l ) "t, to the 93d inclusive. ) of On FRIDAY, the 19th of May. I all o t Id, . klf . Per' day, front the 94th Regiment of Foot, stirat:,,il;rernainittic Regiments or Corps; those at Is. per 4 . , tn, j Ist Lif e : Gua'ads, with all those from the several ' C' ratty. k, _ 4tti Seat I s. M rLRDAY, the 20th of Mfty. Pet day, from the three Regiments of Foot. t l 'il t.1,•;2 at On MONDAY, the 23d of May. 'll e • i s. p e • d. • - s Ini tp . 1 ay trout the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the i: n t'e. t •ot Ni, !t 1, s-'IITIYESDAY the 0.3 d of May. Ittl n , , per day, from . the Foreigtluvalids, and all the *4;4* 11;4`i(Runents 01. ecr , is k i lt) si e 11 h ) : . ti igh less is fa i rther graciously pleased to order arks'Vt.'lltA;4id Pri,,ate men one fit for service, shall be l i i.te., :' en tited to pay front the respective days of their N, l lred tin Parsuance of this Order, and that none shall 4 k .'4il ' ; ‘ ` 14, 1 l ' .l etv e• ill any other Corps.than a Veteran Bat . - 4 5 1 11 11 t ere-, . • . •, , r duty shall, on his t 'l? kl kity e Pa Attali ' o'4".fou"d Mi " • . ' „inteil receive ii.,Ply,• of 11 ,.. un to Which lie shall he a r il! ik•tk F, lii . ' in• 5,..) much thereof as shall rem ' aiii after IN, iti, •11,,.. 9 , with •- d that who, c'4 tir. 11,t i , . prnpn• necessaries ;an . . thosedi,mic,ed "'Tomo"! ''le found unfit for ditty, shah 1 714.1,'Zltirtattin.,e subsistence to carry. them ba ) c e . t ' oti}:eii. i t - - ,. „ f , ~.. the satue from the time of then leaving mi... ,1, , esidence. lilt 'te 3.41 1-IH, • ' , 11 4 ; k Out..„„? . less is farther pleaSed to declare, that every ti,t,Zr lei•itriyi'lsaitiot.ttrorri•ecei vett in co it fo rt . r , i , i , t , y i t . o , t it h is presentDrde.r ti: P tii l4lP ai e v e r (11:”?' shall ite vhf)'e Out y - :4 , 7t: 1 il is:lt:age:l . there lervil'atiend lis rimsion strutted,enert•ased to that rate, ( dicer, he And :* w 11,‘ . 1) ,Y l'is Colonel, or Commanding Officer, as t "tie it is!' - -44.iesty's Royal Bounty. "I kt"t in tebY no + pensioners ' l st I N.. orld on, L td, that all the private ti ikiOp pe 'lLs r afor,_.. _u(r.within twenty-tire ini ) l t .t.7 . .s mi t: l- 1 - e v r , Ff, s - I d id is l i 4 ' 4 e°4ll' si ' d 'i , l4" hT de xatnxlLPdt a- i s t b t e h ft i ' i re ti e m x e ce l i ,e . „To „ 1 ppoititeA, tti,;,d, , n ' ti r vd ,as other wise ‘ provitled fin by Government, Qt"PensP'eY ill accOrtlingly he strue;; oil the :looks 011 ;4f the said Hospital. ( •ii WO Sl'; Secretary and Registrar. ; . .... r: :., i -- , -,i -... ..,:. • Y' . 6 Y%l. MONDAY- MAY 8, 18 MR. EST's PICTURE, CHRIST RE- W JECTED.—The Public are respectfully informed, tikt the EXHIBPIION of this PICTURE WILL CLOSE for a FEW DAYS, on SATURDAY, the lath Instant, and the Gallery will be REOPENED with an ADDITIONAL :large PICTURE, representinz OUR SAVIOUR HEALING in the TEMPLE, which will be exhibited in the same Room with CHRIST REJECTED. By Order, CHARLES SNIAlti% Secretary. Open from 10 till 5.-125, Pall Mall, May 8, 1815. DIMPOSALS for publishing by Subscriptimi a ..11. PRINT• of TiiE DROWNED FISHERNIAN, or the Moment of St`tpense ; to.be e►►graved by JAMES HEATH, A. R.A. Historical Engraver to hi; Majesty 2nd his Royal Highness tt►e .1 1 4 ric - Regent, from a Picture painted by RICHARD WEST;ALL, R. A. in •the Possession of John North, Esti. The Subject is the. Wife aod Children of a drowned Fisher man finding his Boiiv on the Beach after a StorM. The point of time represeOted is when the Wife is about to lift a p)rt of a Sail which conceals the Face of the drowned Per, sun, and before she is One certain that it is the Body of her Husband. LIVERY. TEIE ADDRESS of the LOYAL and INDE PENDENT LwEny of LONDON to his Royal High ness the PRINCE REGENT on the PRESENT STATE of PUBLIC AFFAIRS, hod expressive of, their Disapprobation of the Resolutions of the late CommOn Hall, now LAYS for the SIGNATURES of the LIVERY, at the LONDON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street, and the London , Collee-house, Ludgate ? hill. C. SMITH, Chairman. FINE WIN,F.S at 43, HAYMARKET, the Cheapest of the Quality offered fur Sale. tri APE MADEIRAS, 345. per dozen ; ditto J Red Cape, 445. dittli Cape Fro - ntigniac, 565. per dozen. This is the finest Cape ever imported. Old Sherry„4Bs. per dozen ;' Zante, upwards of twenty years old, 4tis.; Port, the best of the 112's, 4fls. per dozen ; Crusted Port, front a pri - rate Stock, three, four, and five years old ,in Bottle, all binned away together, 525. per dozen ; fine French Fron tigniac, 755. per dozen ; ditto Saturne, 755. per dozen ; ditto Claret, 755. per dozen ; Malmo:) , Madeiia, in Pints, Wis. per dozen ; fine Canary, 3t s. per dozen ; very old Col:Ft:011M, 565. per dozen; also 150 Gallons of Itollands Geneva, brown Coloured, 224. erl, per Gallon. TO MERCHINTS, WirOLESALE HOUSES, AND TRA- VELLERS. As many Merchants• and Wholesale Ilpuses may be desirous of exhorting the. article of REAL JA PAN BL.tCKLNG, manufactured by OE DAY and IiENRY MA:'TiN. No. 114, Loudon-read, Southwark, they are here by respectfully solicited t.;,, send their commands to the Ware house as above, Evlien their orders will be packed up in casks or hampers, for foreign or muntry trade, with . such au arti cle as hilt few houses send out, for excellence Or no:Oity sod neatness, in Gd.—ls.—aud I Bd. Bottles, with the usual 'credit, and prices worthy the notice of the Afe'rthant and Trader. - 0 7At N.B.—A single bottle may be had as a . sample, !Iv calling at the Manufactory, No. 1.14, London-toad, tinuthwaik. HOOPING-COUGH CURED WI VLIOUT INWARD All - DICINE, ROCHE'S ROYAL EM3ROCATION. ANY Thousands of Children are cured an -1 V nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, an im mediate application of R.OUIIIiPiIEMBIZOCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a few times may completely cure.. In the most obstinate eases perseverance will produce the desired c:Rct and no reniedy can be-so well calculated fur children as this, for •it requires no medicine to he taken hews in common Conghs th!s Aradieitte is equally efficacious and tri:7 be rdile:l ou for Men, W.muen, and Children, as safe :tud eflectual. In no case can this Medicine be genuine, unless signed on. the wrapper by Roche, and every stamp the name of E .E , l•v•tyis i 66, St. Paul's Church-yard (who is the only WhAe sa7o Vtnder), engraved thereon. Price 4s. and, li.2s. per botik. ADVICE. WHEN Men of 14.,ducution and professional skill Use persevering endeavours to discover • the most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the snecessol result of thlir experience is the best proof of superiority. ' Encouraged by Site uniform success attending their pecu liar method, which has beef! coniictned by the experience of many years in a large awl 'extensive practice ; sensible also of the happy . effecis resulting to the ,public from medical men confining thi it attention to a certain class of Disorders, Messrs. GOSS an ci Co. Members of the. Royal College of Sur geons in London, have sedulonslydevoted their attention for these last Seventeen Years to the study of those Disurd , !rs which so frequently etunitter, and too oaten prevent, that i:!- e&timal)le blessing—Matrimonial Felicity. The numerous ap plications they have hitherto received ''from persons of the first distinction. and the uniform success attending their su perior mode ui tratinent in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their Assistance. In all cases Dvilury or .D - .FiCIENCY, whether re- /suiting from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a SECRET SOLITARY HABIT, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the dower of youth, by pro 7 .ducing - STERILITY in the true sex, and DIPQTENCE in the other, they offer ;I , safe and permanent cure. To those who, from such complaints are prevented enter ing into tile married state, and ashamed to seek relief, broad over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, howe , er.diflicult or ineffectual the cure may he deemed by other Prnetitioners, that by a renovatin4- and infallible method they may be restored th a n so:lnd vigorous con stitotion. A certain Disorder, frequently, contracted in a monfent of indiscretion, and evety specie:: of Venezia), Infe:.ition, by a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is Speedily and ra dically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also STRICTURES of the Urethra and GLEETS, which they are enabred to cure in a short peri,d, without recourse to tho painfully dangerous-effects of the Caustic; referen:ei of which can be igiv'en - to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high 'respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under strictures fur many years. To MARRIED FEMALES, whose expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have b....en defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general health is reno r ited, an,! ; he impediments removed. Messrs. fIOSS AND CO- exclusively professing - the cure of these particular complaints, in order that .they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly at tached to the Ignorant Empiric, think it but ju. - 41ce to them selves to-state, that they have been properly v.:Wears:Ll and -initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates which, from various Hospitals,.sod testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have 'to convince any inquirer). That a residence the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other pails, emboldens them to assert, that their researches-having been con.ined to dis eases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of reno vation to such as may labour under the 6hilitating effeets of a life passed wirier the torrid zone. And further, that bar inE," had opprtunit their professional capacity, o f flu-min , ' an inthuateacTalintance with the coos: itntional hanits of SEA: FARING PERSONS, they - otter to them the 'Jest assurances .. , of i mme di a t e r elief; that the success resniting from their endeavours first induced them to lnit the prietiee of the ge neral PeactitiOnell.and they presume . that their preta-n-ions constitute a fair pound fur the i mpreeedentel • confidence w;fit which they hare, by the Public , becu so liberally lio- uonred. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by let ter) by Patients of EITHER SEX, with secr ec y, d e ic ei l c y; and attention. Patients in the Cotnitry are requested to state the parti culars of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicines; and the Herne- dies, will la; given orTormarded to any part of the Kingdom. GO.SS and Co. Sargeoni, 1 , 2 1 Bouverie-street, Flcet-street. May 1, 18+9. This Day were publisfl'ell, In Three Volumes; 12.m0. price 18s. boards, VARIETIES of LIFE. ; or; CONDUCT and CONSEQUENCES, a: Novel. By the Author of " SKETCHES of CHARACTER." Pri n ted fur Longman, Hurst, ,Rees 4 Orme, and Brown, P , iteiiiuster-row ; and lt the British Gallery, 54, New Bond- Street.—Of whom may .be - had, • Sketches of Character; or, Specimens ~ Of RI-al Life; in 3 vols. 12in“. Second Edition), price tr,S: " This Novel is a very spirited and natural - pi2rforrnance ; the Dialogues and Cnnversation4 are givc . ii with much free dom and ;. and the Characters in general are exces sively well designed and executed."--:-Crit. Review, se pt. 1808. Se,.! also Nlinithly Review and British Critic. CON DITIOT<'S . . .1. The Size of the Ungraiing to be 234 by 171, being the Size of the ['lint of the " Dead Soldier," - to which it way be considered an appropri.ite Companion. 2. The Price to SubsztiOers will be Two GuineaS, half to be p.t the time of subsOyibing, and flit remainder On the delivery Of the Print. 3. Proofs Four Guineas. 4. ri few Etcbings will be taken at the price of the P roo f s . 5. The Prints to be delivered the order of Subscription. Suriscriptioos- received at Mr. Death's, No. 15, Russel place, Fitzroy-square. JOIINSON'S DICTIONARY.- 7 Edited by thi, Itev.Mr.TtODD, This Day was published,• Parts I. It. and 111. handsom e ly p r i n t e d i n 4t o . pr i ce O ne Guinea eac.fi, to he continued every Three Months, till Completed in' Four VoluMeS, of rrif 1E DICTIONARY of the ENOLISII. LAN ,JU.IGI ; in which the Words are deduced from their Ori.,inals, and illustrated in their different Significations, by Examples trout the hest. Writers; To Which ate prefixed, a History of the Language, and au English Grammar. By SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D. With numerous Corrections, and with the Addition df many thousand Words. By the Rev. 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Gd. half hound.—Lundou : Printed fur Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand. - scomiunc, AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. 1113 Reputation - of Dr. FItEENIAN's GUTTA ' SALUTARIS has been firmly eslablished by forty years exp er i en ce o f . its beneficial effects in Scorbutic and Venereal. Complains. Fur B:;rofuia, Morbid Injuries of the Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the rueral Constitution, otea sioned by acrimonious Matter retained in the hahit, -- or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, this Medicine will be found the most eflica diens, and at the same tame the safest that. can be resorted to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,Obstructiints in the Urinary Pas4ages,.and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of Diet, Confinement, or hinderanee to Business. Sold at Mr. Butl er ' s , No. 4, Chcapiide, London, and most Medicine Vender s i n ever y T om' , in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s.Gd. and 229. each. DILE, 11EAD-?,CH, ERUPTION OF THE SKIN. IEINTERIENCE has proved that the most efree= JUJ - trial Remedy discovered f r the -shore Complaints, is the Pill; introduced into this CoAatry by an, eminent Physi cian, late of Bengal, under the na,ue of the BENGAL ANTI BUM-WS I'ILLS.—Sir Altharn, in a Letter dated April 14, 11 . 115, states, that he has found them more effica cious ill" any An iibilions Medicine; and the Rev. Mr. J. I'. Jones, of. Oxford,. asserts, that, since., he took them twelve 'months ago, he has remained entire.sy free from the affection of the Stomach and Head, and Blw.elies of the Skin, by which h e h a d been previously a great snfierer ; and that in every Case of the above Complaints lie has recommended them. they haVe Proved equally beneficial. They not only carry off redundant-Bile, and offensive Matter from the Stomach and Intestines, but superfluous Serum from the System, which is the cause of a great variety of Discaws, particularly Erup- Sian of the Skin, Head-Aeli, Sweliiw of the Legs, &e. Sze. aml are therefore the hest Sprin.r Ph; sic that can be em pinyed• That their reputatiern soar not suffer by spuri-ouq imitations, the Sok is eiihfined to Mr. Bacon, 150, Oxford-road; Mr. Harris, Ludgate-1611, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr, Lynch, Manchester; and Mr, Bulaw, Portsmouth. , • - - • • , ' 4 , •,, rt'ArCh •',itiPPATibE-tbir,FPENNY. - - . . . CONT.r.',ICT FOR 11E 7 i STEPTIAr, Oft .D4II'TKIC TIMBER. Navy-Office, May 6, 1815. .111,-LIEsTr4 N.-IVY d o h ere b y . THE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS andAMIS &TONERS gr . S' give Notice, .That Saturday next, the lath instant, at One o'Cloch, t4e zt will 6c ready to treat witic' such Persons as will be willing to Contract Jul Supplyinj• 1650 PIECES of 51E1111M, STETM, or DANTZIC FIR TIM tER Offrom3B - to Feet long, and from 12 . to 1,3 Inches square, to be thlit.ered at ',..`l4eerneSs i,n One 3.10 nt h .; and as the Titrtber is inte;idedAr nt:";:si-Se pert n..'lq straight. The the - Sizes of the !'inn ter, find a' FOrm of the Tender may be seer; at this 011iee. No Tender will be received after u . Clock on the day of- Treaty; nor any noticed, ltaless the Party, or on .;;rent fur him, attends. Every Tender must be arcfrO,panied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Bortrd, and Sigited by two responsible Persons, en.; gag : lag to become bound with the Perso:t tendering, in the Sum of 1000. for the due pkformantT of the CO:tract. I'!C7'U,ILI.ING OFFICE, ..114-1! t 3, 1815. HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ilis MAJESTY'S NAVY do lwreby give Notice s That on Tuesday, the 9th of May neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (scaled up/ and treat for what ASH TRUSS HOOPS of the description of Pfpe, Butts Hogshead, Barrel, Kilderk'in, Long Free!, F:rect, and Short Erect, which may he required for the Scrcice of the Victualling DepartMcnt at Deptford, 'and at Saint Ca therines near the Tower s dt&ing the space of Twelve :11 07 th* from the date of the Contract ; and One Ilandrtd. and Fifly Thousand (3ullons V . WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivercd dilly free (front IVarehouses it which the sante shall have een bonded) in the space of a Month, into His :12Tajest,i'S Sto;..t* at the Ports, and in the proportions under-men. tioaed, 'viz.:— Dentford ' • 100,000 Gallous. Plymouth 50,000 150,00 e Gallons. 'the whole to be paid for by Jilts, payable ul . th liderot, Ninety Days af:er date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Ojjice. No regard will be had to any Tender in,whiek the Price that! not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on tke said Tuesday, the 9th of May next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer • when called for: LL G-OFFIC'E, May 2, 1813. • lIE CQ jIMISSION ERS for VICTUALLING His .11.4.1 ESTI' S X,11 7 1' do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 6th of June next, they will be ready ft> receive Tenders in Irritink, sealed up, and treat With such Persons as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con , . tracts) the following species Of VICTUALLING to His3(a jesty's Ships and Vessels at the Places. undermentioned, At Jamaica at New Providence At Ditto Sea Pro Visions, At Barbadoes . and Antigua Sea Provisions; At Halifax, Bermuda, and Quebec.... Sea Provisions, • duritog the space of • Tivelve Months: certain, from the 17th , of September next, and farther, until - Six Minths warning shall le given for the termination of the respective Contracts; the Conditions of ivhich may be'seen at the-Sccretary's Office. No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Tuesday, the 6th of Jnne next, nor .unless the Person who makes the Tender, or stone Person on his t:half,., attends, to answer when called for :—Nor will any Tender that contains extra vagant prices upon some articles, and prices much iiferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad• mitted. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signa, by two 'responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the party tendering, in the Penal Sam of 100 1. for the due performance of the Fresh Beef Contract, and if 15,0001. fir each of the three Sen Provisions Contracts. VICTU--ILL !NG-OFFICE, May 2, 'Sib. Wlnt - COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His 31A.TES2'Y'S Ne.ll'Y dd hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 16th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing. (scaled up), end treat for THREE HUN DRED and TWENTY MILLE of BROWN DANTZIC, sTETTIN: MEMEL, or HANIBRO' STAVES ; to Le deli vered of the descriptions, in the proportions, and ipto the Victualling Stores. at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Dover, under2l2C7ititmed, viz. DCptford. Portsmouth. Mille, Pipe 5O 12 livandy Ilogshead • Heading Dover.- Mille. 300 Mille. 12 Milk. 8 Mille. One half thereof by the 30th of June next, and the other half by the 31st of October following ; and to be paid fur by Bills -payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office. . No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at le;l 4 'th, o r mill s hall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the sa,:flTuestlag, the iGtli instant ; nor unless' the PersOn who makes the Tende , , or Some Person on his Behalf, attends, to onsa4r wizen called _Ar. • EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR. Y the EFFICACY'of DR. BOER HAAVE'S' INFALLIBLE RED PILL, (4s. 6d. only per box), Persons of either Sex (assist&l by the invaluable copiaus Di rections therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectually a Certain Insidious Disease, and to faCilitate the Recovery of Nealth, with case — and safety, certainty and secresy, in a few days. * 4 * F or Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity of _Blood, the efficacy of this Nledicine is sa-well known and highly attested fur so years_past, that dny farther comment is rendered unnecessary. Another supply is just received by S. Lcigb, 19, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-Street, L0w.14.,n, -iba" re st ; 31 1° eing tour gi( l ' •I '.'Q ~B ,rii o( 1 •• od• 3 3- o c. oldl o ! t s's ' lA ° ,ter