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EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 31, 1815. 117 II E COURT of DIRECTORS ' of tik jiL UNITED CQMPANY of ItIERCHANTS. of ENG 7 LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES; do hereby give• aggwanoaa. - CONTILICT fOR TP:ISITING C 4 Y 12-Ag cy-Of e -.Vat/ 29, 181..5. TUE PIUNCIFAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS efillS ~:11,1J.FSTrs-N4PT do' hereby - give Notice, That' on fl'ednesdap, thy 7th,..41 Julie next, al: ffie O'Clock, they will be ready to Treat with such -Persons riSmay be willing to Cmtrmet for tahin CANVAS from his MAJESTY'S YARDS of DEPTFORD and WOOLWICH, and for WASHING and CLEANSING the same, and re 'turning it back into Store at the said Yardswhen washed and cleansed. ' ' I),;ty was plibli,Alle,i;r:pr.i.ce E R. - A NC E • .a pocto. By J. INGHAM, A.M. Vicar ftf Itirrow. Printed for Caclell and Davies, strand; and J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be hid, by the same Author; , 1. A World wit',out Souls. Fifth 'Editiolf, rice ss. 6d. 2.' The Velvet Cushion. Eighth Edition, price ss. in boards: Notice, • That a GENERAL COURT of the tztid COMPANY will be hnlcrat their ,House iU Leatlenliall-street, on WED . NESDAY, the 14th June hext, fret/I Eleven o'ClOck in the Forenoon till Six in the Evening, at -the desire of more than Nine Proprietors, to Ballot on the question -whether the fol lowing Bye-Law, viz : • Item, it is ordained, that in all Elections to be annually . " made of Six Directors - for Four Irkri, pur,stiancv of t 9 Act ",ofParliament vf,the t stir year of his Majesty King George the " 3d, Cap. 64, each Proprietor votiti ± ; shall give.. in a List con " tai cling not more than Six NameS of persons duly qualified " to be Directors, and if anyList'Shall contain the Names of ruore,than Six, or less than Five Persons duly qualified, ivhosltall hate declared tlmilelreit(..;:itididates, by giving no " tice thereof in writingto the Secri . :tary,Seven Days previous " to the Day of Election, every such List, and all the Names " thereitf-containell, shall be tottißY rejected," shall conti nue t,,n Ise one of the Bye Laws of the Cot,upany. - The Court of Directors do ftirthtw give notice, that at the said General Court, it i§ proposed to proceed hi the consider ation of the Report. from 0.2 Commiltee appointed to inspect the -Company's Bye Laws laid before the General collet} on the 9.-2 d March ISI-s, , iltering and repealing sundry Ify.e.l:- and fiir considering And ordaining such other Bye Laves t`to the Court may •setema.fit. _The consideration will be reitimed, at the Bth Section of the 7th Chapter. • „ • JAMES •COBB,.Secretaty. CHATEAUBIVAND'S PRESENT sTATE OF FRANC Z. This Day was pulilistied, price 2s. GcL A REPORT on the STATE' •TRANCt made to tie KING of FRANCE_ in - Council, by the Viscount Dc CHATEAUBRIAND; Minister Pleniputentiary of his Most Christian Majesty to' she Court of Sweden, &c. &c. To whieli,is added, the 111ANif EsTo of LOITIS s XVIII, addrostd to the French-Nation as drawn oirby the Count Ds Lally Tolcodal. Forin of the Tender may be s?rn at this Office, , No Tender will. be received after One o'Cloch, on the day of :`relity,.nol• any noticed, unless thV*Part; or an Agent for him attends. . .reery Tender niust be aecompaniimt by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two.res-ponsibfe Persons, en .gaging to .beeome bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum V 30001. for the due.pofp2wance of the Contract. Ljudori : Printed• for J:M. Richardson, 23, C'orribill, op posit.: the Royal ExchiAnge. KEITH ON THE USE OF' THE GLOBES. :DEPTFORD. VICTUALLING-YARD, May 25, 1815: T HESE Fare to- eve. Notice,, that Oil Thursday, ;ithe Bt/ of June nest, at Ten o'Ctock in the Forenoo;l,- Wil(bs exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at hi# . ll4testy's Victual ling-Yard, Depty;wd, iUndry Lots of the following unservice le 'Provision \ S anl2 Stores, now lying in the laid Yard, vio. . . This Day was published, the Foarth Ed:tion, in 12nao. with Capper-plates, price 6s. bcards, of ' . ANEW TREATISE on the USE of the GLOBES ; Ur, a Philosophical View of the Earth and Heavens ;- comprehending an Account of the' Figure, ,Itlggni tilde, and 'Motion of the Earth; With the Natural Changes, of its Surface, caused by Floods, Earthqu,ikes, &c. together with the Principles of Meteorology and .Astronomy, with the' Theory of the Tides, ec. preceded by 'an eittensirc Scleetium of Astronomical and other Definitions, and illuitrated a teat variety of 'Problems, Qu e sti o n s f or th e Exantinati,'n of the Student, &c. &signed fOr the instruction of Youth. EAST INDIA HOUSE, liay :50, 1815:. TII E 'COURT of Di nix:tons 64 UNITED COM VANY of AIERCEINTS. of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, hereby g ive Notice, By THOMAS KEITH Private Teneiler of ~ • • Alatiltwatic§; Ge6gra'phy, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orm and Brown s Paternoster-row. Lately published, by the same Author, • 1. The Elements of Plane Geometry, in k Svo. price le.s, boards. . • • . . .......... 2: An Witroittiction .to the 'theory and Piactice of Plane and Spherical TrigenoTetr3; &c. A ;Lew edition, in dt e. price I. boards. _ exp ected • dAle sarider. his I‘lo.l wo of, lie 14° r;c 13°' 1, ,000 c)„, fie Ja i; A ed th e !be L'A w ; o of • n ut , , er „boor 4 1 s sa y to , is l tiOu a, a l l bo l'f• brig tor a. tygll,ll,o-xbonet 'gild Y . nor d S•lg' • cc!' 1 p r o) the n i ijiS i - i e f r k e ut ; he loth op --ail fr °"l -- 8 Jo „ t pa atter 1, 1 10f. /; * 6(11 T .ll ibe :c, o p 11 i; AP I." f `2d Of' it 0 4 ma win o d•- - " hair the Cat Ar; nissag e. , • se s• )11 co' o s; F 36 gni' the Ig trap-. low g e"i rt ' i f od t his tioir i ysse s, Neff , ,nce, )3 14 S ° ,p5i 9P -, el , far Of Lord `' an Der el eg e ,adY No e Co be er, t 0 1) `. °. ' s gt ' ole 1 / ri lye ‘l,ll,l,lich r ' ntic or °' , NJ, „ be', 3 0 1 j to 00 , ie ure qg 11 /poo l Elie e a , er e of cell dr' Doge II los , tv a M t )/ n c e b " , CO (ir 30 ,- $ . ." 1. ' ,it l3ll' ;to Ve : bertY , aafri sl bat - et , IP" l i e i re t l c r o ' r s, , l 3 :e , the vtio !ot• ,13art. i 9 t , a fj o s - ci. ) 1 , ,torol b ` A U1.. 1; 0 05 L ,, , L IV .S if • ti by it'n ois ,/ 130,19 if Ce l l Of ; 1 r rd c'f i°e6 10 (le : t Ofte s , be.° ro 1 ' 1 0 ,4 ,o*- ~~ N... ' FR E ROYAL, COVE NT -GARDEN. R IS I* Pe rfe PRESENT r nied the Pla y EVENIN nG, Julie 1, will of , The St rang e r , . THLATIZANGER; - . After' • , N in,„ ..... ~ Mr. Young;- AttrS., Haller, Mots 0 e 'which, T HE FORTUNE OF WAX. . Air HANOVER-,SQUARE ROOMS. •' s . AST R, JULI us mErz, pripcipaiLs!nger ip ect s. s• ef the Great Synagogue, has the honour . most re an. th e , ;". 11 7 to Great the Nobility, Gentry, his ',newts, tiir4iittilie, that . his BENEFIT CONCER'T will take pitec a', tat e } ? V ‘ e ROnl3, on MONDAY, June 12, under the im u ill , e - ' .. Ittx. Ilronage of his }loyal Highness the DUKE of '‘S „.... li i sii IL ,t t) i heade r t ci ( 3 5 1fi t t l h i c ti l l . an i d , , he M , r 1 . an ti: e E s l u C c H m S R E . L y L ; Conductor, ~ 33ist • rnnletifal Perhirmers whii have kindly oft-tri _ .. s * t h arice, will he speedily •ed in the printed 1 3 ,11 , 1 N ii .. aunounc Tick particulars emin en t .„i 1.; i i , i ea ir 14; Vi s 10 s• 6d. each, may he had of Master Jullits,Met o r t , ssan'hury-street, Strand.; also at, the Music Shops ,s! 117 , t ' , '! /3 ireball and Chapple,. New Bond-street ; Prest.on IttaTr„axllcl Clementi and Co. Cheapside ; and at. Bait's, r., bange.. , ............_.- T. BRITISH GALLERY—PALL-INIALL ir "IS GAla LE R.Y. was RE-OPENED nn _ ttieh HUItSDAY the 4 - th of MAY, with a 1...ie1i,ctt0„,3! rio,r.ted Picture, by Ram ENs; REMBRANI/T..• e -- i '' . ;, 1311Cand other eminent Artists. of the FLEMIsI . :I . a ur a . ed ps OOLS, - wit h which the Proprietors liars tate_ litleilfritisli lustitittion, for the gratification of the P ub li c, Nizt.,,1111.; lrvilefit of the Kite ArtP. `IIIA.--Ndmittanee is. Catalog - 71c Is. By Order , Keeper. in general. Open from JOHN YOUNG. 4 11,ROLE-I,,FTCs T ° H 'N PO IT IZTRAIt of A/88 litttc.4.tezla,tiittlete.dir;yy GEO ‘l/.0 ' ''NLl Ll..,'.iii 'th'e. (4 . 1 / 2 - RActrEit of JULIET, 1- " 111 . ', ' 1 the itisineqr,te DAWE Esq. R.A. will he enc'r4s erl Me. G . . AI AILE, um er, ;.,,. lb k...4)nr of Mr.DAE. Size; 27 inches by 17.-'.-Pr--t:Y61,,,0.,' (;41:q:r,ews ;•prints, .11. i Is. 6d. Proofs,. 31. as• • •, , , -I.;frour. e... of the First Impressions will be selec,iti,. ,``' e ach ; kid a few highly finished; 14 s as. The Print. will be read!, for delivery by tat. cntl 'f. , . , • !Limiter ill, 1, e'' 41'3 teture- may he seen at 22, N. in Colour i s!, at Six , ,Ifslosast:tae':', • '' 4l '3 of SUl)3CriberS are receiverl.-Q7man-street, where ; • ' - - It; ~M I L INIPERIALTWINg CLOTH. ~ , ~ .:. •k e I "IS' MAJESTY'S ROYAL Li .. .TIT,ItS; PA rEN 11. ns ""e 'al.lt ?as de lin trials en poss4dant tuns les agr4rne .„ EIL Nol)iii.q., -INlerchants, and Fito,ires; 1.-e I,_ riving front• Abroad, are respeetfilily inforno r d, t i h d I t i7"e ,CLO l'H for Family use and for Sheetin the , 'eet With the Patentee's na ' nie,' number tif . ‘i,' 11 1 Cases of thitty and sixty Pieces each, for Es.p9l„or tit ' c l? ; arm by the Piece only, from 25 to 52 yards• each, In 4 g „ ..? 4 4 ' 4 4'11e e of It olividuills, at .2,5.-2 s. titl.-3s.—;""? !-)< e %hat . i . . G .. 4 • - • - altil sk. 6d, per yard, by the Patentee, at. In truer itd,ii 'Warehouses, No. 16,• Cheapside, aaul . ali . n! , tither •tv Ishatevey. Its durability and its economy t oeing Tha l i, ', t he Price of other Cloth)-; its singillai- cond . t il e hew the and p leas an t ries ,of wear,,totally preventing_ a . 1 f i i tt Y , s of thr anes of the Atruosphere.;3l uci t i l e ,e ne i s i _s ‘, 1 ,.°,k . or stamina.. s ill alter ' '' • eti-e exercise, .ilre qualities ' in 5-4ths tlltk'rtnders.t,tolstt desirable ' every individual in eve!) . mate(l(i ..11,t1 Season. The SHEETING,I4' are made 'army al t N av __ , i la t iF d il ly , it , : o it i w : i i ' ll‘ c;ft l at r i q fr u o t n ie l q i u w a o lle t l o.f h o o li t r i tp f ao.;. comfort Nary, mid Fani!lies . .. pi, e c : . n d (3 - , e e c t o i -, each iel t l i iri ii ;It :11,i IL,.n.a calc ulable fienetit, it 'fever imb i bin g . may ~ _ ehtalo P ed ' e the A'hite Ch t for Ladies' Dresses each ee, u g f r ' to hree toFour • India. Shawls, Inc! 4!..44:tavethree in s Guineas each Pie ce , travelling, 15 Dresses• each. •In .. s Y t-1 e Piece and Dem • N ' LC ' I: 7 siiil ti; f" Gentleineunrs'•Cravatts, 16 Cheal4ide. ).---.1. O. , „ French Cambric s , . . . . / T y r , • •EXTRAORDINARY PRIZES. ' I\3 ,;;;,t' I and, co. resoectfn.ll y suUnsit tite Spbenlit fro rn ',',' "it present LOT-TERI-to the Public, and areassured, 1,,,,t2,e n umber and magnitude of the Prizes, and the un to z, tented her it contains, that it will he honoured , .„?tt,ardinary degree with the Public Patronage. khere are 16,000 'Tickets, and the Scheme contains 'Two Gra n d C apit a ls of FORTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS 1,!! ,THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS! !! Besides Prizes of 20,0001. Sse.,St.o. T he r. Also 12,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD 11. ! irst Ten Blinks drawn will 'each receive 200 Gnineas, • • ng . . . The 4 , G malt i ng in Gold. 2 000 -drawn Prize the First Day will also receive, in Ad liedition to the other Prizes, W., 5,000 the in Gold: " 10th, and 1.11-drawn Blanks the Second Day, will each receive 1,000 Guineas, Making e 20 6,000 Guineas in Gold. th, 30th, 40th and 50th:drawn Blanks the Third Day, . . ill each,reeeive.soo Guineas, making 44 0 2,000 Guineas/in Gold. 4e Thousand Five Hundred of the Blanks drawn the • s titern I trst Day will receive 'Ten Pounds-each. . - N o " "'ay he had ~r atis at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, c 1 icket3aitd bares , No. • 11, Poultry- 6 Itl er , ,k2s Charities ' • 3I , Aldgate High are on Sale iti ' the greatest Variety. The brim:nig begins 19th JULY. 1' IClliq •NI:',11, it RAND SCHEME .. . - , A . • 11ON, GOODLUCh, and Co. Con= On,,t r,r4qt)is with G k w t . .d t ,,, i tot t veni-tent for the ensuing LOrI'ERY, f !•41. 1 ,„„ y soliett the attention of the Public tollle (° 'tliei e • '-'``ll.-,, whiel; they have now the honour to s ubm it Illetit-. 'Nlivetio tt, Co liii .a ) 11l the cont expeetionon th.a,ct it"dl . ey h it „ .e , nuance of that distinguished- Potioaa, which .- Qi 1 lurlriably received in. their former Ili PO., .ti th e '' S ni Z•4O 000 -1,80,000-- L . , nunitrlus Con so 000, e :stale Li,ttery' to begin Inth of July, 18 1 5, NYhiti Besictes 12 003 GUINEAS, . • ti, s I ' l" h e P4.ld,in'GOLD without Deduction. SCHEME. . :/.60,00u •..* ** •q • ..... . • L. 20,000 - are ... s :30,000 I. •. • ' ... :•.•' • • • • 10,0014 • 5,250 1.. ' ... a ." • • • &.2.50 2,000 • • • 2,000 l 0 .3,159 •• • •• . ...... - 1,050 1,000 5,000 2,100 2,100 • ;•••. •• '''•• • • • • 210 1,(10() 1 ,:-.''' • •`• ••'• • • .. 1(10 ,f!0 ..... ... .... 1,3G0 1,•• . • • " ..... ... 50 ~,1•p .... • , ''''., '14443 11;" • • • •\ . " 4 ....' 's,~~ ;n 'lst Day. 1 5. . . 22,500 15,000 _ .. 10 each Tli,.. ( -4et s • L. 150,000 ' First-er ' I'4,' vary 20,0001. •will- have 10,000 T. more, making "ecoticds, . A Prize of 30,0001. 4 aal'il 1:),0001. will have 20,0001, more, making Is irsi_ d , . A Prize of 40,0001. "11\1110,0001. viill have io,octot. Mors, making k Priz • of 6 0 0001. Ill e Teti First'n'tzpsTo t : ,` INi'D' GOLD. ctrahjn Illarlil-sLt'll A i'irst 1 1 a-v will each receive 200 Guinea.: in ( ! ;01d, - making . The 1.- . ~ • 2000 Guineas in Gold 1 . 71 4 b. ‘4l."4"llrawn Prime the First Day will receive ..,ifti,.,,, k .sntln Guineas in Gulf.'! 'will e cn tn, and Fo".teenth Blanks, the Sc and Day, , tiei\. cent icceive 1000 Guineas in ?old, making , Ille'l lt .lethtiic'tlC:, .)t7 s t i l i t i , - G in o ,: ( 1 1, ifti et h drawn Blanks, , 4".34 3', wiTl each r re ' e t' eive ' suo Guineas in Gold, .lakill !I ito•\,'CKETs, 2000 Giti.neas iii Gold ! 3 kid f4cii. ',ii‘, and CO.'S Othet'S, kiii i ' "()() .14in:c1 ,Sll/14RES are now ot!..tiale at RICII \RD . J g sim King's Mews, Charing-cross. rank-bilii . hlings, Corn- That ti PAPERS relative to the bairns of Mr. THOMAS 'GRAHA., - i for 'Pecuniary "Compens - ation from the Company, on whiervi_i:Aliallot is to be takes at the East India House on • FtK.1..1,e., yth of zjiiiii . e, tivw-lie open at the sail] House, for , the y tat tl oe Propr i etors. . . And the Cour t of Directors having felt it tn i be their duty to refuge, four tei•eral' times; Et •Complianee with the. Appliea, tions,of Mr. Graham for sheli - CoMpengation, and linviug, iii consequence, ;Aso deniandod the Ballot to 17e,takett upop that • (liescion, they beg leave to reemniiienti to the Proprietot the perusal of- the said Papers.. - partieunirly of a %quirt - in which the 7 Court Of Directors assigned their, reasons at latike for t4e.determination to which they have so frequently miiiiiiin this ease, and they confidently hope that if they shall be fatind toihafe 'discharged their duty in guarding - the Pro perty, of the Uoinpatiy, they will receive on the Ballot the suppgrt of their Constituents. . • . The Papers eespecting Lieut.-Colonel Walker, to whom the Court of Directors have recornmeirrled a grant of Rupees 20,000 7 . also continue open for the pernsiil of the Proprietors. 1 _ . . JAMES C01.41i, Secietary. CONraACTS you. COALS AND CANDLES. Commissary in Chief's Oihce, LoudOn, --M4y 29, 1815., AVANTEDfor the BARRACKS in the under -. mentioned Counties in South Britain, for the Bar ra; ks in•North.Britain, and in the Itlands of Guernsey, jersey, and Alderney, such quantities of COALS and CANDLES as may trom Time to 'l'iaie be required :by the rospective Bar rack Master for the time being. - . - The Deliveries to commence as .soon after the 25th Jona next, as thezespectiye Barra...di Masters shall require; .and to coptindeuntil the '2.lth of J Line following. Proposals for supplying . Cols, madOSepatately for each County in South Britain, the whole of the Batriteks. in Nor; ti Britain, aml likewise for those in the Three Isladdi of Guern— sey, ..4 , rsey, and Alderney, sealed up and - marked " Tenter far' C4„,r4," Avill be - received at , this 0140 until o'.Cloek on Wednesday, the 14th 01 June; the Parties ten dering observing, that in those Counties where both Sea and Inland Coals are used, the Propysal must particularly express the Price of each. Description. Proposals for supplying Canaes, sealed up, and-marked " Tender for Candles," will be reelvednintil Twelve o'clock on Friday, the I rith of June but no - Propo;al, either fur Coals or Candles, will be noticed, - unless makron or annexed to a printed Particular, and the 'priceS insetted in words at. length r nor unless a Letter be sidijoined, to such Vroposal from Two Persons of knotht property, engaging to beconie bound with the Perty tendering in the Sum expressed in the Particulars, for the due performance of the'Contraet. --, If Tenders are sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Particulars of the Contracts May he had on application at this Office between the Hours of Eleven and Five ; to Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh; - Deputy CoMmissary General Coupe, Guernsey; and Deputy Commissary General Wright, Jersey. rail'• COUNTIES. Berks, Chester, Cornwall (including-Scilly), Cumberland, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Gloucester, Hants, Hunts, Isle of "Wight, Isle of Man, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham, Somerset,SutfOlk, Sur rey, :Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, York, North Britain, Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and-Alderney. HARROW t - iN THE HILL. TO be SOLD or LET, with or without Fur niture, a good FAMILY FREEHOLD. HOUSE, con taining on the Giound Floor, two Front Parlours, a Kitchen, and Back Parlour, Pantry, Scullery, and three arched Cel lars. On the First Floor; a large liraiving Room, :6 by 15, and two Bed-rooms. Second Floor contains four Bed-rooms and two Dressing-closetsyaiso two large Atticks. Th - House is suite new, and pleasantiv situated, commanding an e7Nten sire- View towards London e n one side ' and Windsor -on the other. There is a, small Flower-garden attached to' the Douse, and being within a few hundred yards of the School, it Is well suited to a Family coming to reside at Harrow for the education of Children. To accommodate Purchasers, three-fourths of the price may remain, properly secured, on the Premisco, and the payment of any part of it will not be re quired without a Year's Notice tieing given.—For further Particulars, apply to D. Gray, Esq. the Propriptor, at Harrow. DIXON'S ANTIIIILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS long obtained 'a just celebrity in the private practice of The Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great 'success in many obstinate Bilious Dist)] ders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and others, particularly the .11uke of Bedford, Sir George War ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to otrer them to the Public, under the approbation and the sanc tion of their Names. The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy for re storing the tone .of the Stomach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc tations and flatulences. They prevent habitual and tempo rary Cwstiveness, Sick Bead- Aches, and Heart-Buie which is occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debilitated Stomach, whe ther arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to exc e s s . Br promoting a due secretion of the bile, they are ob served wonderfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being a 'certain, though gentle operative, they preve9 . t those obstruc tions in the liver whin al - c so troublesome tit all countries, but particidarly fatal in warns climates. On this account they arc a va.uable desideratum in the medicine chests of those who go abroad, or make frequent voyages. They are an admirable preparative to sea-bathing, insomuch that the success in the c..ur,e of it greatly depends upon'the good use of them, especially when bile enters into the complication for which sea=bathing is preseriSed. " Sold at Mc. Butler's, Cheapside, corner bf St—Paul's Church, and most Medicine Venders in every To Wu. ita Boxes at 2d. 9d. each. - ' Bren.S, Flour, Maisito, Currants, ItiCe, Pease, Oatutaitl,• callavances,-Bakehouse Sweepinfis, tutfer, Cheese, Vinegar, ref, Pork, and Suet; Leager, Butt, puncheon, liogghead, ;.Barret, Half-hogsbeatt Rundlet, 'fierce, and . . Irish Barrel . Staves; Wine Pipe and Wine Hogshead Staves; Heading., tiglit'and dry; Fire Wood, wou-ont Coopers' Tools, Bags . and Rags, Pea Sacks, , Malt bust, &c. Bie..• - • r• A Deposit of 25i: per rent, is to be made upon the um-4iizt ' - O.feach Lot rat the , time of sale, and the 4maindcr , of the.par- Ilachizs - 6-mlney paid before the Stores are removed, for w hi c h, purpose a period:of 14 working' daySu4llhe allowulfrom the , r , day of sale, the . Thay ers particularly observing,- that not less : • than one:hal/of the quantity-is lb be tai!en away from the pre -1 mists within the r first se ' , en days', an;.l the renzainder l'U. th?zscten foll Owing days, otherwise the deposit moxey !rill be farfeded, 1 and the Provi.qois or Stores remain . 111 c . pro;verty of the Crown, as no exit:laic-de of Clue vill, 07L any account, :be granted. - . , • . , . 1'16'71_41,Z ING-OFPIC - E, -May . 2, 1815.0 • ?THE COMMISSIONERS for. VICTUALLING - 11— His aI7,LTE.3T FS NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Gth ,of June tiert, they trill be read!ci to rereire Tenders in frritinAr, sealed up, and treat with such Persons as will widertahe to supply (on folfr separate con tracts) the folleving species of XTICTUALLING'to His Ma csty's Ships and ressels at the Places undermentioned, viz. At Jamaica arid New Providence At Ditto At llarbafloes and. Antigua Sea Provisions, At Halifax, Bermudzi, and Sea Provisions, daring the space of 2'welee Months certain, from the 17th of September next, and further, until Six ..4.funths -Warning shall be gl4en for the,terminati-on of the respective Contracts the Condftioni. of Which may be seen ut the Scrietary's qgice. No regard will be had to . any Tender in which ties Price shall not be inserted in words• at length, or that shall not ,be delivered to the Board before thie o'Cltick on the said Tuesday, tied GM of June Next, nor unless Me Person -who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, !Wends,• to answer when <wiled for:--Nor will Tender't hat contains extra vagant- prices upon some articles, andprThes'inuch inferior to the mil value opon others, be considered as proper to be ad nzifted. - Each Tender 271714 also be accompanied kg a Letter signed by two responsible Persons cuga4,ring to . be some bound with the PartitcUdcrinp, - , in the Penal Sui . a. of 10001, for the due performance of the Fresh Beef Contract, and of 15,0001. for each of the three Sec Provisions Contracts. -1::117217z L N.G.- OFT ICE, 2/ftry 19, 181 §. T • HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - H8 2tII4JESTY'S N.lrY do hereby (rive Notice, That, an Trednesd4:l, , , the 7th June nest, they will be ready to S•cceirc Tenders in writing (seeded up), and treat for tke,supply, on separatel•Contracts of FREI-1 , BEF'S to his Majesty's Ships and Fessels atthe utulcrnienriOned pkees:', vim :—Gnermety and Jerseu„ G4:cenneh, Hall, Neweastk .and Tivinnuth Haven,• Swansea and Bristol, for the 'B7uwe of ,neelee illonths front the dates of the roperliee Contratts, the Co:ulitions ref which - MUN, be seen at the Secrrtary's Of/ice, at thi y s Office, or by anplyinzr to the Postmasters . at Guernsey and Jersey, cind ,to the Collectors of thee Custr,nis at Greenock, Hall, Newcastle, Swansea and Bristarespectirely. • • No regard will be had to any Tender in labia tip.? Price shall not ,be inserted in words at length, or 'that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Wednes day,the 7th June next ; nor unless the Person whomakes the Tender, or •8 011th Person on his Behalf, attends, to, answer when called fir. • • - Each Tinder mirst'nlso he acCompaniodkv a Letter R1,7)70(1 1):7 two resnrnsilile. PP2,50118 rap: hecome hound with the Party tenderin;, , ,7 . ll the Pritu( Siena of 50UL/or the clue per formance of ca (1.1 of the Contracts. OFFICE OF 0/?DNAN E,. flay 23, LSI:). PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -11 JESTY'S' 01?DY..-INCE do hereb . .y . give Notice, that Proposals: will be received at their 0 fiice, in Pall-311W, on or before Iredoesdito, the 9.1.4 di,/ q* June next,from o "eh Persons as may be xVilling to unArtahe the ,Sappty di . COA LS, for Service of thi s Departnzent,for a period of One Year from the'lst of Jet ry. The' Cord s 'mist be of the deseriptioh denominated Adair's Eighton Moor, or cq , eal thereto in quality and .trogrl ,ress,iind will be required to be delivered free of every expence, except the King's Dray, either on shore or into vessels or craft at ally place in the RIM' Thames ; and at Faversham, or or place in the River IVedma!,i; and also, al tl at a zeporl i o si :l 't Little Ramptou, in the County of Sasses, as may be.req mired. Farther Partien!ars, to.zell.er,2%iii the Terms and Condi tions of the (.I),Prwt, MOP; at the Secretary's iltralf- 3 1 , 111 , 0 . ,r,'5aid, any day •between the Hours at Tin atul Fonrtt'hrre tae prapasals-.2nnst he ddirered, scaled Kpe'andenlorsid, " Proposals for Coals," but no Pro posul can he adiditted, alter the ,yald 2181 . day if Ja, e , a t T we l v e ii'Cloch at Noon of tla. sante nny, neither will any Tender be noti4d, unless Cite Party making it, or an is his Lein f o t; shall attend. By Ordcr of the lb rd, H. (.111;11 7 , Secretary. ONE, .I.l.Ilv:DR2p POUNDS REW.AitI). V- lEREAS. some unprincipiesl •h as as daringly affixed my Signature to ft Coprr-plate Label for HARVEY'S FISII;SAUCE;' and'as such 3 frau dulent-proccudink' must greatly hurt the sal , : and credit of the Genuine Article, I her,by offer a REWARD of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS', to be paid upon Con.vii:tie..n of any one who may practice such an imposition. after this publial• Notice. (Signed) ELIZABETH LAZENI3Y. rdwarti,-street,.Porml)i-§quare. N. n. Tfre admirers of the Genuine SAUCE - are re:ipeet fully informed the above imposition may he detected I v ob serving the Spurious Article has the 'words, " Prepared at his," instead of E. Lazenby% Fish Sauce Warehouse,"' on the Label: THE DISEASES OF FEMALES, MACKA RSIE, Surgeon, after , twenty - LVI. five years of professional experience,. enlightened by all the aids. of,Medical Science, has adopted principles of Practice which uniform success may justify his-daring totem - I every Case of Obstruction. of increactql or di minished Discharges, of Irregularity in Action, or of Disease in the Female Organs, as well as in those Wealinsst!s and distressing Nrryous I ;oMpLtints,.really: though not so obvi ously depending thereon, he never fails to impart the desired effect.—Mr. M. continues to give Advice daily from Eleven till - Four personally; or fiy letter, at 9.8, Leicester-s care. Medicine sent to aoy Part of the Kingdom._ VAST INDIA AFFAIRS; Yesterday a General Court was held at the East India, House, pursuant. to adjournment,, for the purpose of resuming the consideration of a report from the Committee of Bye-Laws. On the Chair man opening the business, by moving that the chapter of election be•conside.red, The Hon. D. ii.lNNAtan gave notice, that if the Court of Directors shoufd mit prepar e a paragragh for Madras relative to Mr. Cootie's conduct with respect to Mr. Sherson, he should feel himself bound to introduce one himself to the notice of the Proprietors. The Cnaram,:v observed it was imposilble for him to say more thau that the Directors meant shortly to take the busi ness into consideration ; but he had no kind of objection to the Honourable Proprietor taking the matter into his own; hands. Nir. R. JACKSON said a few words as to the character which Mr. Cooke had given of himself, which, if substantiated, every moment he remained in the Company's service was a foiil libel on the Constituent Body._ After a conversation, in which the CnittnNav took occasion to annoynce the welcome intelligence of the disputes at Can ton being happily terminated, the Court proceeded to the Order of the Day. On coming to Section 7 of the Bye-Laws, a long and ani mated debate arose on the motion of My. KINNAIRD, and seconded by Mr. HUME, to omit the .words " or less than. five." At 5 o . clockthe question being loudly called for, the same was put; and the Amendrueqt being lost by a very considerable majority, a ballot was demanded on the main question, which was fixed for Wednesday, the 14th inStant; on which day this further consideration of the Bye-Laws will be resumed. JAMAICA PAPERS. li'tt;G APRIL 10.—We are favoured with Cat thagena Gazettes of, the end of Haiti), which cottain the following information - " Gr:nerallivar has marched from Monpos upon Calf ha gena with about 1000' men, 500 of which are Carthagenians, and are well armed. The rest want muskets and are supposed to be ill inclined to his measures. He had 1,0 ed himself in the Pupa with only-a faur-pounder, and hoisted the Cart ha genian colours, a circumstance which makes the Government distrustful of his real intentions. His supplies of provisions must he brought from - a great distance, the tank on the Pupa having been previously tilled with hides and other nauseous substances, his army have no water. " A few skirmishes had taken place between the outposts, In which Castello's force had the advantage, taking 50 or 60 prisoners. His pretence for sitting_do:.) before Carthagenas in place of ‘St. Martha, is said to.be for supplies, lint his real designs are, supposed to be> to possess himself of absolute power. " There appears no apprehension on the Part of the Go vernment or inhabitants. The usual supplies come in.o tile market, the river being protected by gun-louts, hut the'M ig dalen being in possession of 13alivsr, leaves sum uneasiacsS as to the port of Santa r 4; and von aieree is entirely,at However, as flags of truce have passed it is thought the re sent untoward crisis can;tot enntinhe attire titan a few days, in' the me ,in t.iue it is desirable, that a Ili hill) man of Wni . st.ould proc , ed thither for the protection of the pers,ais and prtyeety of the-l;:nglish merchants. About 70 ot 1 hose concerned in the disth:wdeetiolfirt:ye 17th of January are banished for six years, and true sent, of death pronounced upon Jose Msia rgbisias, which nas 'ttect remitted to that of perpetual exile." reached fl :il n alca. .~--~'