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r I ff /PP(/' ' ' • il -, ,.Z1•; 7:Cj .... -.i . ,..,,_ , . . .. . T . \ .....t :, ~., . .-... 1 ' 54- 4 -,.., -,----- .., - zr., 4 ),-----1-- ' . .--:-.),,---:---- z- :.- ~ 4 , ~.._ 't,: • • 1 7 , -.„. : - _ 1 . 1•14,..,. litll]nrat-7097-] MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1813. [PhICE - Si:,,PEI ‘ \7CF,.-TTAT FPFNI•I4I% • 11 4 ,, I ' l ' EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . A id ' i PREsENT EVENING, June 5, their ' .'"ts: srvants Will perform the 'Cragedy of "`N (4 RICHARD • THE TI-fIRD. ~ Richard, Mr. Kean. ~ ........"4 will be added, HONESTY'S THE BEST POLICY. - ---- MR. FOX'S SPEECHES. • - This Day were published, in Six Volumes, two. with an In troduction, &c. price 41. 4s. hoards, THE SPEECHES of the Right Honourable CH(N.RLES JAMES FOX, in the House of Commons. Printed for. Linirlian* Hurst Rees, Orme ;bid Brown, . , Paternoster-Row ; and James Ring Way, Piccadilly. CO.NTR4C 7 1. FOl4 . irdAvirlC - G CiINFAS. Ar'u vy-Cyfice, May 29, 1811",. THB PRINCIPAL OFFICERS arid COMMIS: SIOA'ERS of HIS M.eIJESTY's "NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on li 7 ednel'elaY, the 7th of June next, at One o'Cloch, they will be ready to Treat with such Persnni as may be willing- to Contract for tahinS CANVAS front his MAJESTY'S YARDS at DEPTFORD . and WOOLWLCH, and for I'iASIIING and CLEANSING the Same; and turning it back into Store at thi said reeds wh'en taaAed'and cleansed. • • A CAUTION TO TFIE, PUBLIC. cOnSequence Air. EGG 113•- itg a(1 vet-- tised SOf-Adjlist,i,ng Trusses, and .statin2„-, frim t'leie -siiperior eintacY,,and,iitiliti', he has procured tli fo 1 ,1•• • appointments :---The giiyal Nary, 'the Naval llospitais and 4114 the Ordnance. • 11.1f , A12N,;011Y, 430 Co: ftw the lib ral encimrpgement they Lore thinh it tlieirdtitr the PuYic, Alt'. Eg.te3 Trusses not tin unit - et -, 1 'lilts to aceonlmo.late the Bain;to the motion of the . nil I •th , it sses oin!y have been tiSed f , ,r his Majes, 'c Service ah .tione,!. since They superse6'd Tatham and sooie time Since, and that Mr. Eg.k hoo4 not supplied sans. on his. own ac..aoitit. • • The 'Mit PA rENT 1'15,;(4 TiU wbichievire no, 75t.riips, nor cause, any continc.oelit to the liodv, are to be onlk of the P.te..te, s, ())y, 'and i k . o.• 62. STIt 1 1 \BI: 'it - h Ls 1100 ,, ir to .co i it.)ly his Majesty'sftoyal Nay), the Naval • i , sPitafs and Port, I'a, the Transport Board, th: Oral,iaiice, the. Viarine. Honourable.thHonourable.East India Compans:, the Irtiss SsCiety, Ste. Sze. &C. PirHi ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. p,rfo ri „ ed the Tra 1') eRESENT EVENING, June 5, will be D...edy of 1, Rvand:rf THE GRECIAN cs. tippArat"f,,,}l.-W.R;O'Neill. (Z. b i'h tr i ll ti::Ylir"-; ;‘ E ' • \ II I A s SQUE L OF COML . 'S. I'llar.A.,"y, The S;r i an i g li ekn ' Saturility, Isabella. Of whom may be had, 1. Speeches of. the Right Hon. William Pitt; in 3 vols. Bvo. 11. I Is. dd. boards. 2. Speeches of the Right Hon. William Windham ; itt 3 cols. Svo. 11. IGs. boards. . 3. SpeeChes of the Right . Hmi. Curran t in aro. (the 4th Edition, with Additions), price 12s. boards. In the Press, and speedily .will be published, Speeches of the Right Hon.,Edinund palm. - I:ornt of the Tender may be seen at thil Office. No Tender will be received after One o' Clock, on the day of rivitt Y, nor any noticed, units: Ott:Party or an Arent fur hint attends. Ma. WOIWSWORTH'S NEW POEM. This Day was published, in 4to. price B. Is. boards; THE WHITE DOE of ItYLSTONE.; br, -A- Tile Fate of the Nortmis, a Poem. By WILLIAM WORbSWOI,ITI-I. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, arid Brown, Paternoster-row. :Ev‘ery Tendei must to thetOtnpanied by a Letter addren.;ecf to the Navy Board, and sighed lnj 'two re.spOnsibte PiTS0118; 'eze go ring to become boned with the Person tendering, in the Savi 30001, Jro the due peiformance of thr contract. Of whom Inay be bad, by the same Author, 1. The Excursion, being a Portion of the Recluse, a Poemy. in 4to. price 91. 2s. in boards. 2. Poems; including Lyrical Ballads, .and the Miscellane ous Pieces of the Author. With additional Poems, a new Preface, and a supplementary Essay. In 2 vols. Svc). witds Frontispieces, price 11.135. boards. Fl?)TII,(11,1:14VG-OFFICE; May I , 1316., A 1... ........ ......o --- ......„.. prENST INDIA - HOUSE, May :so, ts i 5. s . II p , It flq ~.‘''° LT II IDi DIRECTORS of Ofe -ItAT;IN4'"r) C OMPANY of MERCHANTS of.ENGLAND 4 1,. to the F..-k.ST INUITS, 'at th e p . * du hereby give Notice, ii , Alib i f 4PFAS relative to the Claims of Mr. 'lll , CIMA. , S k,..,ilich ~;c,Pectiniary Compensation front the Company, ti i , lu all , ,,, „„Nnt is to he taken at.the East India House on ' ''''l4;Z:" ' l une, now lie open at the said House, fur Ana th lof the Proprietors. t efls e , fo e , Cul ° . 01 Directors having felt it to be their duty to 14 k• I '''' llit i t . lif 4' 1% 4 (7 r : 11 4 , 1 1411 05, a Compliance .wnantdhehaAvpinplt,cain ,-, Ti en i, •in for such Compensatto , . - that th'stian, tt;„ ''', ' demandeit the Ballot to be lake" upon i h r- P"1-4, l 'I neK leave to 'recommend to the propnetors aObieh 4 t h ° ' the said- Papers, particularly of a Report ge F or th_e Court of Dtrectors assi . tterred their reasonsat t t 'ie 14 114 '4erroination to which they have so frequently .t pc.'luil to i 'ase, and they confidently hope that if Olt, sia..l i iii ,,' t 3' of the 'l'lve discharged their ditty iii guarding the Pro t'l4)l if tk, ( :"'ntlittiv, they will receive on the Ballot the . t •t he p.-, constitumt T. 1. 141 t ,:ftlr retpeeting Lieut.-Colonel Walker, to whom the '4(l,- 44:rectors have recommended a grant of Rupees ‘ u continue open fur the. perusal of , the Proprietors. .- • JAMES COBB. Secretary. 11% p s „ s -- , :1 1 2,,11iFi. iII'ENT IMPERI AL DINING-TA: 1, -- ktIN ) V' and PITFN'I"I'I' AF 11,0 AR SIDEBOARDS -lii ' • , •••C',..T I n ' "- `-* 1 ' • * f 4" ,i,o 1.- ' - ,1 -•b.Si, in o ne detran't Piece o Fu rniture, an,t , 1 !:• 1 ilw different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa t.„41);,,,,,6 'unit Reds; Brass-screw Four Post, and lent s tki,,, , l2,l,lniiittie. and rierldiu , -. complete ; .Portable I;lttruito"tret.severat other new i rive need and improved articles It.4, ls tilti k . „' L i ls ,?a, erteral and very extensive assortment of k k ,„-, , etkit,.-..". vatlioet Articles for furnishing Horses coin- %,e,','9l4ll,:rnrattat•tured, where Fatuities may select and t4t'Atellipl,:ue Boole in a few days, avoiding the extreme i4Aillun''.eof waititio• se •renal "%loath in completing their b!,;',, t3 tt h il:,!' ~ . . ve l d t ki, sl `;c 9 .l India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by -t lie I -. " 140 1, lt; and I - Catlit:tine-streA, Strand, on 4ust moderate,. for prompt payment. I,•ty mILL‘p,,, , • -v, tiN %;'.,.--S, IMPERIAL TWINE cLoTur. Ittr74,„,;•..,,ESTY'S ROYAL LlcrrEas t'ATENT. I ttii .\!: r l a , • de lin inais en voss4clact toils les agrimens. ktA, t v 4 il l l ,. " r ' '' i lit :' , At erchaits, and Families, ar -4,4, e[l';jsc-. 4 " Al 3 roact, are resPretiolly informed, the 04 witi rl for paruily. us e , and for Sheeting, is sold, lit ts . .' l ' ta se ,,' t,.he Patentee's II e, number of the House, tk tc' 444 hir '' rt, thi rtY and, sixty Pieces each, fur Exporta- . tt 411 'llti •`, `' e Piece only, fron t 2.5 to 5? yards each, for t: 4 'sts,, 4 e lv iif In dividual , s, at os.---.4‘.6.1.-35.--3s. 6cl. Ila l ; r nita . ;" l4 59 . 6d , e .; c al —a, by the Patentee, at the , `q. vi • artil• N .. ' l- , ' • '• • ' d and at no other .A.,, , 14,,,, uses , No. 16, ..hel.pet e, kif th r• It s .. •t• and t. conomv (being near he, 41 Pric e ou , a6r ity ...s e . 'W e , Ith and "„ °- other Cloth)singular conduc iv eness l iili` k c'f . th `-`44,llPness of wear, totally preventing the 11l {, i 4 f ß' or , f -t. sllddett ,lianges o: the Atmosphere; and of (4 - 44 % iletta,,, all . l rig stir, after activ e exercise, are qualities 4 ' 1 4 L.: 4 ' "4 , 1 ',; it tac ist 4 that)h.• to every individual, in every. N I , 'Mb, '''"son ! The S PEETINGS are made in 5-4ths hip l „' 4, 1 , 1', 4 " '.`"' unequalled both for comfort and tico t44 . 1 1 6 1 ti organ) from two, to four pair each Piece. .Gen te lt io , • l e AMY and 1•1•Iv1 .F. ilies travelling, will ..,,A..„, In ealcnial l i . , ,Y, tune. am . . . qt.,. rot>r e ~ A orneat, ver imbibing the damp „',"1,1, 1 ' 1 Ihe White Chints for Ladies' Dresses may he 111,Plii;i),z"pn,',. front "Three to, Four Gitiaeas each Piece, f t ,. l : 44,iiiirotu three to four Dresses each. India -h Ltvls, ‹,....'1 ti le ~,s . fnr (';eotlerriens' Cravats, French Cauttnics, pt i lece and Deity, --No. IC, Cheapside. itis p t ---- ------.--_______._____ q, fir , i t.ll'lltits the : Public his grateful Thilnks ~ ,, , t ,\l3;'L il t d min gilished preference given to his Offices, 4, 4 41: 111 4r1, ;) " 4 !)., C HARING-CROSS, in the Lotteries t . 1 1 3' - 1. 4 1 ,7hic1t he Sold all the i'llltEF, PRIZES of ttr'llils, ,'"7S,I.ND PO'ND`t,' ' ' Besides Ten other 'l, :. t, 'P t 'i , itt wi a : t e k ! S . have of which remain Unclaimed, but . will t 4 to. , „3.0 yi,11,111:, ;whenever presented), or exchanged for 1 14, tt , ,iltio t! . „ l?res in theiN FAV LOTTER - li - , of 15,000 Tickets, tpit;!had-Vlig- loth JULY. Schemes, with Articuiars, ~... ~,,vilitil th 'ill of DISH'. truly Fortunate Othces, No. 4, 10 . t., - ,Or et r., . . . ..„ , ot T. Is o4u iti1t, , 51 , 441 -4 aitil Co. Cootractors fir the pre ' uttA4Tii'LcrrrEltY, .respect folly submit the Col - Pri zes S ' ( . 3 EIENIE to the Punlic--contai it ing 't ; i 't .L.40,0i),)---;.30,000—t.20,0uc,- 'egla Drawing uttli ,11_',I,Y, 1815, a Illicit N'ill bt!siiirs V? % U be paid in ' SOLD without Deduction. . . 3, •••.. , f SCHEME. I '' • .... .... ••. I_ .'"2O ,000 'rte. . 30,000 5,1Z0 3 x,OOO 9 ,00 _ 3,150 t , ii l i ... ''•' • • • • 2,000 . .... .. 6,UOD *'ll. ' , ‘ l . :1)(>4) other Prizes of lesser Value. I s li' . 14, \7il q qk k „ 0 'COOL witl have 10,01±0/. more, making 1., ` - til..d i . l . A Prize of 30 , 0001 - . F.. ' ' A n ,01 - ii)T.. \yin have 20,000 t. more, maliing , tt..d,, ~. A Prize of 40 0001. '''''. 10,0001. w ill i m ;•,,,, 10,c,001. more, matting 11 41. ...A Prize ' of, 2.0,000% 4iiPItIZES TO B PAID IN (-KAI). • . • l't'erawn Llaiikt: the First D.iy will each receive ' ' tun Guinea in .;01d, making it t ‘ F t) ; • ' 20 30 Guinea. in Gold ! . li tl etlt-tl r- • o ..First Day wilt remv e e p i , _ , am•ri .ii;•e the 1 b ,5000 Guineas in 01d . 4, ''il 1 ',..,,(_,"411., zend rfteenth Valls, tbe.Second D 1 , , :_,:et n Cold, mating liiit -,:rt receive 1000 C; 4 ' t4 t , l'lt 1 3 00 a Guinea itt_Goht l ' `hi n t, Thii tiet h ..l -ti -Intl Fiftieth drawn Blanks, 'tt aYs. will u ' a - elh ' re .' ee:::e 506 Guineas in Gold, 3' 14 1,, I tt l . N alai , .in.-- P Id ' 2000 Ci nine as in Go . . 4.,ttii:A Ca <I SIJARFA are now on Sale at CAIT.O . I.L •Ni ; t‘t I',%•C3.CORNHILL, and 26 , °X.- 14)1 a ) N-. ' le all Business in the Public Funds as trans- e t 11% th 1 t,,,1.( - ) e , T l ,,°" n4' 1 Awr-pd PETIGI NE S, or . %lc ','"tp,l;, - ;r:N', i#' - )p , ..? ..(1 ot . NT ercury, or any delete .'l'l..' l ' t''''') i•tlf.l ...": - m t.' . • ' highest cstho..tion for tititNti: i ':'e Sear • IC ISt4I!l. lii Vie ti lt . .e, 4 X i q • ~ k 'hei meta,i , ..= . ,,, and all disorders k. tu 4t , rid , dtp. 1 impure state of U.,: olood t he'll.. o•radnal, 'O i lt tl ,• o,l' i mpereptible in their operatic l inl Ihe best kili'l 4 71,.\1t r ,.. a i.. hhs eyr r.ljeen d ' iscovered for that da . ng , erous 414:1 2 1' ' 1. ' 1 4 4 • 4i, , weetell'is. , the blood, and stunulattin. it to ' -k '' ')" I- '• •• • oivloe strength and tune , s, _ .,r . u,p, . , zzo , ~,,, e netting and i.•eta,, ,, orattitg both body and ' ' l t'll ' i 4 wii t i , is ' Per hottl four in one Family Bottle fet 4 ,11, 111 , L e i ; "lac ,tuall b e o i ttl o e r issaved.—The words " - Sarni. c,,,(11,i • ,itt,,,tiebi''',ol," are engraved on the stamp of each hatsV'- N 4 1,, w inch none are - germine. Nt,,, "'lel L e i gh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, li s ‘ s '' l l ) '' V,..,':(l::oposite N ew - b'una-street , ',Oudot), and all t; 4 4 4 1 r ' Koh Is ' ‘ I:NO (1 ' 1 0b l )I.4 un eXpects when copsnlted 1, ....y lett , e . r, the iv 't .. t :4.,,% e 1'1 of a Oue , Pound Note to he iliclo.t a, . I ) . . A PT. r. ~ 0 9.1). i -... ' 4 ' i t t Y t , I t Dsi n•a Gilcad-kittasc, near gOlible pUStaiSe:l KEITH ON THF. USE OF THE GLOBES This Day was published, the Fourth Edition, in 12tno. with • Copier-plates, price 6s. boards, of ANEW TREATISE on the USE of the GLOBES ; or, a Philosophical View of the Earth and Heavens; comprehending au Account of the Figure, Magni tude, and Motion of; he Earth; with the Natural Changes of its Surface, caused by Floods, Earthcru,kes, &c. toget her with the Principles of Meteorology and Astronomy, Ivith the Theory «if the Tides, &c. preceded by an extensive Selection of Astronomical and other Definitions, and illustrated by a great variety of Prtiblems, Questions for the Ekamination of tha Student, &c. designed for the Instruction of Youth. By THONIAS KEITH, Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, &6: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Lady published, by the same Author, i. The Elements of Plane Geometry, in sro. prim: 14s. boards. _ _ _ _ 2. An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, &c. Anew edition, in Am price Us. boards. This Day was published, Iu One large Volume, 4to. illustrated with Plates, Maps, &c. price 31. as. litrards, REMAINS of the late JOEIN TWEDDELL, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; being a Selec tion-of his Letters, written from various Parts of the Conti nent ; to ether with a Republic:allot) of his PROLUSIONES JUVENILES; to which is subjoined an Appendix, contain ing some Account of the Author's Journals, MMS. Collec tions, Drawings, &c. and of their extraordinary disappearance. Prefixed is a brief Biographical Memoir, liy the Editor, The Rev. ROBERT TWEDDELL, A.M. "Pause on the tomb of him who sleeps within, " Fancy's fond hope, and Learning's fav'rite " Accomplished TWEDUELL."—Uaygarth's Greece. Printed for J. Mittman, N 0.39, Ludgate-street, London. TO THE CURIOUS IN WINES. THE following very superior Articles in Pints are NOW on SALE at the COMMERCIAL HALT: WINE COMPANY'S CONCERNS, .SKINNER-STREST, 240, OXFORD-STREET, 10, CORSHILL, or of any of the -Company's Agents in the Country Per Dozen. F f rontigni4c of the thicst quality - 48s. Malmsey, .Madeira, ditto Malmsey, Canary - , (the only parcel in the trade) 4Bs. Vin de Garnksh, very old, this is a scarce article 58s. Red Constantin, imported from the Cunstantia Farm in the year 1806 West India Madeira, very fine . :36s. OW East India ditto, of the must exquisite flavour and quality . 4ss. East India Sherry, the oldest in the trade, completely soft by old age, ,and of the finest g enuine Sherry_ fia vonr, and cannot be 'surpassed in fineness of quality 38s. Curious Lisbon, softened by an Last India Voyage 323: veils,Carc very old ......... ' 3ss. Pine Apple Rum Shrub Orange Brandy Shrub . 42s. Noyeau, Red and White . • • . 3175. Thr abure•Articles have been procured at infinite trouble, and are recommended as wfwthy the attention of Connois seurs in fine Wines and superior Cordials. N. 13. A parcel of Clarets La Fitte, very good, at 755. per dozen, in French bottles. Also, a small parcel of the - finest White Cape ever im porfed, being made from the Froutigniae Crape, trariSplanted to the Cape_ of Good Hope, and the only pare 3 in England, 663. per dozen, in FrenehLottlos. RUPTUTI E TESTIMONY in FAVOUR of the NEW DISCOVERY for the CURE' of RUPTURE, now practiiing, at No. 3, . . GOLDEN-SC.II%IIEE. - . - _ 'HAVING wtt tressed, in the most satisfacto6 - manner, the Efficacy of the mode of Curiti; ZRNIA, adopted -by Mr. SPENCER, we, the Undersigned,. could not feel ourselves justified in withholding this public expression of our conviction in its favour ; and, in comOssion to the numbers now labouring tinder this afflicting - Complaint, we arc induced to come forward and state our tiros persuasion, that the Method adopted by this Gentleman is sate, certain, and expeditious. The proofs of its Efficacy, which have been displayed to us (we having had personal knowledge of some before and after Cure) are so thoroughly convincing, that we have um hesitation in. recoMmending all' Wbo possess reduci ble Ruptures to the same baud for aid. Our situations in life will cotainee all who know us, that one only motive, the relief of our suffering Fellow-creatures, can be supposed to actuate its in Urns giving our Signatures on this important subject to the public eye. Earl of J. KELLY, lice. J. S. GALE, Capt. of the 20th Dragoons. J. TIMING, J. HEATH. Reference to these Names may be had of Mr. Spencer. Copy of a Letter from a Noble Earl, dated 14th Sept. 1814. ' • • (The original at Mr. Spencer's.) 'Ste,--I bare this instant received the favour of your letter, and take the earliest moment to assure you of my readiness to do you justice upon the subject of my Servant's recovery from u severe Rupture ; an advantage he has derived front your skilful treatment of the case, to Welt I shall he at all tiwes willing to bear ample testimon). I am, &c. To .1. H. Spencer, Esq. There are now 9.SG persons attending this process, which is without surgical opertltion or pain to either sex. Sincethe prac tice commenced in July last,thesuccess bas equalled every san guine expectation, aod reference will be given to many persons of great respectability, who have left off the Truss, quite re stored. The under larne,s have allowed public mention of their Cases as recovered :—Mr. J. Finden, with Mr. Man chester, Ormand-yard, Bloomsbury ; Mr. Charles Saunders, servant to Earl of Onslow ; Mr. Thomas Girliug , 74, George street, Grosvenor-square; Mr. Thomas Garrod, 7, Upper Crown-street, Westminster; a Son of Mr. Heath, Rein-deer, Slough ; Mr. Spencely, 7, ,Goodge-street; Mr. Taylor, jun. Faruier. Oakly-greett, near Windsor ; Mr. Axtell, at Pi, Camberwell Terrace; a Servant of Lord Radstoch's, Port land place ; Mr. Smith, 5, Little Chelsea; Jam.... Riley, 64, Wardour-street ; a Servant of Os Royal 'Highness the Prince Regent , and a Sou . of Mr. Presburg, Denzal-street, Clare market. Subscriptions are received for "The Hernia Fund," to cure the Lidustricrus P-or, gratis, by Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Ba,ikers ; Sir. Drummond . Bart. 'l're , sister; or Mr. Si:e,:cer,No.J, Golden-square.—Letters must be post pIIE COMMISSIONERS for' VICTU_ILLING His JLIJESTY'S AVArY do hereby give Yorke, That on Treelnerlay, the 7th Junenext, they will be ready to receive Y'enders-in tinting (.sealed itp), and treat for the-suPply,' on separate Cantracts of FRESH BEEF to his illajesty'S Ships and Vessels at the andernientiOned pkees, viz ;--;.GUernseyand Jersey, Greenock, Hull, Newcastle and Tinnioath Ha yen, Swansea and Bristol, for the space of 1 4 ;4-dye Mendlis.from the dates of the respective Contracts, the cOnditions of which mien be seen at the Secretary's Office, at t;is Office; ier by to the PoSiniastcrs at Guernsey and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the Custom's at Greenock, Hull, Newcastle, Swansea and Bristol respectively. No regard will lee had to any Tender in which the Priee shall -not be inserted in wordS at lenkth, or that shall not Le dcliveied to the Board before One el Clock on the said 'refines day, the 7M June Next ; nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when culled p % Each Tendei- must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible PersonSenga ging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal Stem of 50 1 01. for tie due . per formance of each of the Conti-qcts. VIC TU-4 L ING- FFI C , May c 2, 181 5. THE COMMISSIONERS' for VICTUALLING HA .114,TES TY'S N.e 1 2 1' do hereby gire Notice, That oar Tuesday, the. Gth of Ju'ne ne.vt, they will be ready to reel ive Tenders iaa rr'riting, sealed up, and treat with such Per as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con tracts) the following species of VICTUALLING to His Ma esty's Skips and Vessels at the Places undermentioned, viz. At Jamaica and New Providence :At Ditto Sca Provisions, At Ba•badoei and Antigua • Sea Provision's; At Halifax, Bermuda, and Quebec Sea Provisions, claring,the space of Twelve Months eertain, from the 17th of September next, and . larther, until . Six "lyouths warning shall be Oven for the termination of the reipertive Cote:Vets; the C,nditions of which way be Acn at the Secretary's Wee- No regard will be had to ang Tender, ,in which the . Price shall nut be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board beflorc One o' Clock on the said 2 1 nestley, the 6th of Jane next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or seine Person on his behalf, altentls, to answer when called for t—Nor will any Tender that contains exh'a vagant prices von some articles, and prices mach inferior to the real value upon others, be co7:sidered as proper to be ad nzt:ted. Each Tender must also Lc accompanied h, a Later signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tenderiag, in tlpe Penal Sent of 10001. for the dae performance .of the Fresh Beef coittract, and of 1.5,0001, for each of the tlercc Sca Prot:isle:us Contrarts. rICTC.ILL !NG OFFICE, May 30, 1315. HE COALIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING # 1 - 117 s 31AJESTI"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the ,13tk of June next, they will be read!, to receive 'Tendei-s inseriting (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered duly free (from Warehouses in 'which the same shall have been bonded), in the space of One .illonth, juto his Majesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports and in the Proportions andermintioned, Gallons. Deptford . .100,000 Port smout ft 70,000 Cork , .. 30,000 200,000 Gallons, and to be paid for kry Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Office. • • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shalt not be inserted in words at len{•t/t. or that shall not he delivered to the Board lnfore One o'Claeh on the said Tuesday, the lvh of June next, WIT unless the Person who makes the Ten der, or s4l:ne Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called fur. OFI•'ICE OF ORDS,INCE, May 28, 1315. ITHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 174 MA JESTY'S ORDX4NCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their* Office in Pall Mall, on or ',store Monthly, the 12th day of June next, fronrsitch Persons as may be willing to undertahe the Supply of Five Hundred Loads of ROUND ASI-I TIMBER, for the Service of the Royal Cori loge Department at froolleich: Tini6vr must Le 'of the last Fall of that Article, and from. Twenty to Si.x!y Feet Trees. Farther Parti colors, togsther with the Terms aid Conditions of the . CUlaraat 141114 be known ,it ti.e ..'ecretary's • (Vice, Mall aforesaid, an y d a y betweea the Tours of Teti and Fads . o'Clocii; 10:mr4 the Pri;!6,arde i,rh,it be delivered, sedlsd up, and endorsed, "Proposal, fa: A,h Mailer:" but nu p0.,u1 can be atb . okitterl. ape?' flit! su.id I.2th I.zac, at Twelve o'Glach at Visa of tiit.,2faaa dvy, itrilizer trill any Tender be noticed, um:e., the j'artymaking it, ur an A usl in his 4e toil shult Jig Order of the Board, CliEir a Seurelary. • BRITISH PAINT'III.NITEACTORY, • - Et, Queen-hVeet, Clie tiosiae , LtAiJoa. • IMPENETRApLE PAINT,, and COAL ~TAIt BROWN, - for Park paling, Slate s , OUt B u ildi ngs , an d ti d i . every description. . Green; per Cwt. 565. Red of Brtitvn .. per Cat. 425. Dark; ~ ;reen , 76s it bit- Paint... • , OlireOitto ll2s. Prepared Oil to thin them' Lead Colour 565. i a 114le 55., 6d. p, f Gal; - Stone Colour, ' `'s6s. Flrie Vatrils for inside Wort: of Chocolate Colour 565. every , le• - .%;?)ption 2 &c. &e. Refined far Brown 225. per CWl.—Common ( 1 6. lits per Cwt. pHE DIPENETtI PAIN I'S _are verk •o • . •Orbanieptlit, And coy. r a surface newly twice at great -as other Paints: the, - ills, possess a dnrahility renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work cod stain ly exposed to'the efietas of the Weather; and from their being ground in Linseed OA; and'dryg_ ineerk.quick,- are applicable to the -oti v al piirpoSrs?f Inside PL.. as they give at the time a preserving am/ very !iantisowe covering. They are also a Cur, for the Worm and Dr:, will stand in hot Climates, and are ea , , - of apPlie . athin, ht iug us4.ld,in the same Manner as other The coAL TAR ! , ._to\c-N Is reCommruded for the cover ing of Bough. Enchig, Tiles, Woad ,",- , ;rounil or water; particularly the Refined, which is p. rfectly . :,,t9lohle in water; the Worm will not • ptnetrale where ic is used ; it is tir''a very go .d colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only Id be heated and laid on with a common tar • , . .Sett by_UPT6:'•'l and Co. Rucen-stren, Cheops;4le. PILLS: The.hest Preparation for Indigestion, Gitiqiii6s in the 1-Ico and the i.I effcctS Int(nnperan'ee, that has ever j)4:.c It icconintioiiried. _ _... HEY are the rtitilt cliean and effectual Ile ,- - way in all bilious complaints, whether musing from a T weak or deranged action of the stom,ich, tlann colds; whereoy the secretion of bile is (distracted ; or trout excess' in eating or atinkilig, wherein the bile is rendered acrid and corrNivc, and regurpated to the stomach, catising siatiess, jaundice, windy disorders, indigestion, Sze. . . , 'Their operation, i§ very gentle and safe, never griping; a rpogt excellent remedy for relieving those 4roublett with the piles; in habitual costiveness, a sluggish suite of the Bowels, sick head-iich, and also daring preguancy•tiley may he takta with singillar good effect. Price e.s. sd. per. hox, duty it,cliMed. Soil l 4 Bbaw acid FAA , Ards, 66. Lon‘ion. MATRIMONY; • A s ß d ß al I A h. O pt E )inoq slio,llicci !sh h e•t he ' fourid•ition •of o often dist eirb e, thrvu^it the oarties that form the nation not taking those precautOms wonid secure -then, the rojoyment of that great , do blessiirk. People d emery •rank pay adoratioo to the Shi mite of wedlock ; but where the constitution lets lweni -tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit ,qontraettl at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to.eoteri. that idete inl :g lispensihly reqUisite to revive the slumberiog sparks Of life, and to..re-aidinate the system. For no dis orders nave contePristed.more roisentially to destroy Hymeneal haPOiness than thosewhich are the coasequence of uognarded pleasore. It was this coosidcratiim .chic'' induced Messrs. CURRIE:noit CO. for tlfese lost fi.irty ve-rs. to-direct .thinr stn (lies and attention exclusively ta t ireat alone o f the Venereal, Disease, and the di,oiiiers arising thei them as also to that derangement of I.‘• .ystem, prodeeo, ils the destructive habit of the incousiderate3CllOal ti t, a►tac}l brings on those distressing DEIIILITI ES and: DEFICIEN CIES that prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state. I l e successful result of their plan, gives them additional aidour td oppose the ravages of these complaitits, which-die the list itoportant in the catalo g ue of Inman infirmities.: It behoves every person who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek re lief by consulting Professional Men of eminence head honour, to Messrs. CURRIE' and Co.' - elaim the sanctiou. of scholastic authority, es well as the testimony of uncontra-. dieted In professing the. cure of these complaiuts, they hold out no inducement:to vice; but, seiisible, as all men - :oust be of the existence of-such calamities, they otter their assistance as • regularly educated Merub,rs of the R o yal Colleges of Surg%ons of London and EdNiburgh.. Slight and recent cases' of Syluhiiit , c , infection are radi cally cored in the short space of two days. 'Those of the must obstinate duration; such as obstructions, inve terate strictures, pains of the bones, .gleets, &e. arc per manently ;toil speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gen tlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of.•complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be made to theist as satisfactory evidences of the • decided 'superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'splan of treatment. Mang of these Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were under the care of - Messrs. Home, Eleaxiside, and other Sur geons of equal' enlinence, who attempted their cure b) the application of the lobar caustic. without sifccess. Messrs. Currie, and - Co: butte selected the following letter from the many .they are daily receiving from Gentlemen, re. iteniug them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. Wits sent to them nusplicitetl, from .the son of a Noble. Earl, icho had laboured under . - this distressing and painful malady for ten years : he. had 'wen under the co: e of s e v e ral Surgeons of icofessional eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief Linn front the superior me thod of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space of one 'booth. . • " May 28, 1 dlO, ." To Dr. CURRIE, 107, Hatton-garden. • " Lord feels great pleasure' in communicating to Dr: Currie tire perfect re-establishment of his health, in con sequence of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the Urethra. He limy add, that he has nut for many years enjoyed so much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains no doubt of his having 'obtained, throng!) his shill, and attention, a perfect - and radicalcure of that horrid com plaint. As he was not a stranger to the manlier that others treated the complaint, he has it in his power, from a fair trial and a just comparison, to ply that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels, and shall ever be Inuit , ready and willing to acknowledge." By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the pa tient will escape the pain, danger, and expence of a long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOM EN, .who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may he assured thatin most. in stances such. defects are curable by medical skill ; and alt Isopgh the removal of such impediments he'ar object of doubt and uncertainty with others, vet the cure df sold; defects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. _ . _ _ Messrs, Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of either. Sex, Isith the greatest 'secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country, describing the particulars of their case, age, and moth. of living, ittelosing a rerniktance for Ad vice and alediciues, the same will lte icon or stria to auy part of the Kingtt.w. N'Q. 147 0 Hattori-gani.o,