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I ~' ,t 4..... :: :\ I Ii I:.rpt." --•• \ (.1 , . - 4 -1 7 '17./:4-7:17t.'- N......,, 4. 1 1 . _ ~• N 4 l e, MONDAY, FEBR,UARY 1815. SUPERIOR ADVICI3. OFFICE OF ORPNA.NTOE,Jan. IS, lals. E PRIATIPAL OFFICERS of His MA- A - .71:STY'S ORM:INCE do hereby give Notice, that Propusethtniil be ret•eived at their Ogee, in Pall Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 1 t.ti, day of Febrnitegnext,from streh Persons as may he v , ildid.r to undertahe the supply of CO - LOURS', both Dry an4.l:; , ;)ond ..Strvice of tki Department, for a Pert of Three Years, determinable al ter the Expiration of Krsi Year, Tipton Notice of Three .I:lonths, at the Option either Partyt Specimens of the ,IrticAs (Ay be viewed upon applicatiem nt the Principal Storekeeps Q . l,liee in the Tower ; antlficrther particulars, to - lretier 71).:: the TermS and Conditions of the Csntraitonety be known' at the Secretary's gjfice, in. Pall- Mall aforesaid, any .Z?ay eleven the Hoar* of Ten and Four where; the P ,,, ,,r,Sttes most be delivered, sealed, vp, ct7td endorsed, •,‘ ,for Colours, ike,;" but. 110 Proposal can be atimit:4-“ : after the stir! 15th day of Fe+ hrmary, at Twelve O'C/014r of 'the same Day, neither will any Tender z r neeeed, , vniestt : the Party making it, o' an .1,; - rent in his 6 2 / 1 a11,.. :Mend. 1 -Orf,:cr el' the tiomyl, 12. 11. CAEIr, Sorrelßm. IT is of. die lirsc co - nsetine . n6.:to r iis'ek.rt . nin on , whose talent and integlitY 'a tiinilWjjanceinaV be placed iu affliction. Messrs. CLItRIE and; Cp. it•i'rgeonS •of emi nence anti . high prof.ssiral qttaitulieuts, .;,tl e mbers- of. ih,, royal College of London atal Elithbill;g4, preseifEtu'the.Plßi l'e tloielott. of. Years experience in the Cl7l.tti . of vi NE 14•EAL CIONIPLAiNTs, and_those Debilities awl lintielencies whieh trot nufrequt!ntly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In the various gradations, from recent infection to ev4inied Lie,, their treatment commands very often a I,cedy, and :Ilwas a radical cure. In dol)ions cases, their mug* and iy,ll-arrangtl experience gives theta a promptitude of decision that secures the patient from Lein h , •.. l'• • I order, or a tril;io turn TatAT ‘'iiiTlVlttllct' In saaho:Vq • MtiitAl. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and A‘tooy of the Organs, arising from excessi‘ e indulgen&, insalwh'iolis cli mates, or solitary sensuality, the praccice gives new 4ife and energy to the System, even in cases which are curing. on de spair. Strictures, and other derangements of the I..retbra, thew ronoye in' a mild and effectual Manner. Slight :Ind re cent cases of Venereal Infection arc cured iu the shirt pe riod of Tw-0 DAYi. To the Female Sex 1.1: will he consolatory to know that. they Inas he cored of those Dehil4ie , a focal de feat coneeption ; aud -ap the l'oundatimi of 'cool:tibial felicity. Patients treated with candour, tklicaey, 'and ininolable se crecy. Messrs.• Currie . and tjo. may lie c•misulted every day, at their tion6:, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters froor the coun try, statinibinut'ely t lie'eaSe, mode ,•if li iii.;, &c: and litchis ing a remittance. fur Advice . and INletlicine , ; Will" - beitt rated with studious attention.—) o7, Hatton-garden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, Limdim. , HOD' SI it, Cdin vitrgh, 111;m.1t. lq. IBEG leave to inform 37611, thiat ever since the -year 1790, 1 had been afflicted with the Venerea ; which', fr ont its obstinately resisting ev'erygourse of inedx;ne preseribed b'y the MoSt, 'eminent. of The faCtilt here,' dergoiirg several severe 4iel twice dis charged from the •Hospital with little relief, w,intd appear to be of .the most inveterate itature, In the •fining of last year my di , order li:fa got to head, as neariyto put verivid to , my 'existerice---1 'lad hirvt•C'UleeT, wr i the crown of my one.,•on'eaclf arm, tinit Wgs, were broke ont frightfol manner; my rigtit w'as dread fullyztinfill,, and had Iteen in, a state of uleeration for the last seven years; me left , had ,also tWOlarilleUdde.§llll it, me such excruciating pain, particularly when, WitPlll iti• bed, .astrearly tee me of rest ;.•ift' . lamentahle, t,a.te, I ; wa's ra;ciiini'nended by Mr: J. "Ilioutfispn, (who reeeived," so, gii4t a etire to take yhar Li•ilie's 'Parent Pills,. which I began do'on'tho Tali Of May ; the' cozirse of a, fortnight I in-:ran to lei- - beivet—in than a month the ulcers oil head alai x. us were sounlliy,hea•ed-r— -'Elan after, the 'sores - on nvylegs if,eated how ever, coasidel able disalonration in the skin, and pain in the, bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, .and a little longer perseveranee ;IC cunt itlivAimible Medicine, subsided ; the•nodes the !:kin regainii'lg its ;:atiiral hue; and the riocturnat •pains dir. -2 --1 thus became, by your lit,errl advice awl nleditr,ine, perfectly free from all my former compialots—have recoveri , i for.mer spiri;s and s t r , n o,ll,. a na am liroute - jolly att,l f4t, iii which state baviiig continued niany-mOnths to the - astonishment until who linc'w me, 1 am at 'a loss in what terms to wspress my gratitude, hut it:.. , you, for the good of other sufferin g mortals, to make this my ease as Oldie - as pos;ible', as I shall On every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, yout grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MULIKER. Swaun's Close; High-St'reet,' Edinburgh. •• Witnesses tithe above'cure:— ,Tohn Ttiumpson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburg - 1.; John M'lutush, Old Assembly close, Eilinburg!i. Prepared and sold by the' solo Pi...1)6610r, :mom AS 'TAY LOR, Nlemher of itn; Itnyal College Or Snr,geons, at his house, No. -9,,,,New Bridge-street, London; 'whrrc, after a constant residon ce Of mitre than 38 in a practice parte. cularly directed to the cur , of Vener&tl Complaints':ind ttIOSC incidental.to the Parts of Gen eratiim; with that inviolable secrecy which men of his-profession chould always ob•ierve iu such cases, be ilatte'rs himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously - .administers to perSais taking this",llediciire, will be esteemed, by'a discerning I'iblic, as an ads'at. tage seldom attainable, 4 . ,:d void of till amiviguity. , . Also sold, by hisapp:iintment,,for the convenience of tiros* living at a disOncu, at ihu Perfumer's, ,k11):111's• street, the Tii•sh,ip, No; lo:3;Oxffiril-street; I Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Batter's„,S,liith ', bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M•Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; „Mr. Caliwell's, Dublin ; and by one person its every con;idtaiable town in' Great - Pitithin and Ireland, iii isOxe itf only:Is: 9d. eacn,stauthed; and sealed up , with ;whereby persons, of either sex may cute themsell es- with "ease; spvd, secrecy, and•sa rely. . ' N. 11. - Evei*y Bix sold in Gireat-Britain igliiealed up with .a stamp, on-whi;,•li, by favour•of the Commissioners, is printed, lat the Stamp Qttice—T. Taylor, No. it, Nev,, Bridge-street-- to imitate which is Feluuy, and all others aro connturmits. [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITAITTENNY. . • THE PAMPHLETEER., No. VIII. ' This .Day was.published, price Six Shilli ngs an d Sixpence, tTHE 'PAMPHLETEER, Nu. Or, M.. -PARTIAL RECORD-of the' OPINIONS - of CELE BRATED MEN—Containing,, 1. Mr. S.njeant OnsloW's"Speeelt on the Apprentice' MI L- Life of Toussaint Louverture-3. Observations on the Re port of the Conimittee of Weigins and MeOsures-4. judge .00-Owes Celebrated -Charge-5. Sir Samuel Romilly's Speech on the Slave Trade-6. On the Brumal Retreat of the Swal .low-7..M. de Talleyrand's • ernoir on the Commercial -Rela. thins of the United States with Great 'Britaiu--8. Mr. Nais anith- tlie Coin Laws-9. ObseiNations ou the Pfluishinent -of the Pillory —to. NVlty , are we still at War I or; Essays ott the' American Question, rejected by the public papers as un pOp.uh,r. . _ fold V. 7 Gale, Curtis, and Co. ; Black, Parry, and , Co. ; Rodwell, London ; Alaci - eclie,, and Co. Edinburgh; and all other Booksellers. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Fin. 4. BANKRUPTCY .SUPER S EDED. Thomas Matthew, .Warlingliain, Surrey, corn-dealer. BANKRUPTS. James Johnston, Paradise-street, Saint Mary-'e-bone,Fslater, Feb. 7,14, and March IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Carlon, High-street, Mary-k-bone. William` Maclean, Uppi.tr Mary-le-bone-street, cabinet-maker, Feb. 17,. 18, and March 18, at twelve, at G u ildhall, At tornies, Messrs. Davie and John, Holborn-court, Gray's • Inn. William : •• Cookesley, Cross-street, Islington, wine -merchant, Feb. 11, 18, and March 18, at ten, at Guildhall.' Attor ney, Mr. Robins, Illomusbury , .square..- Thomas Newman, Cheltenham, common-brewer, Feb. 13, • at. six, 14, and March 18. at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. Attornies, Mr. Spence Neweinnb Meredith, • Lincoln's inn, New-square, or Mr. •Theodore Gwinuat, Cheltenham. John Wilson, - jun. Sculcoatesi- York Shire, mahogany-Mer chant, March 6,7, and 18, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-npotpiffull. Attornies, Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square, London, or Mr. Hugall,•Kingston-upon- Hull. W :\ ii i l: t z i t .c u t i l is Piper, at t, B v : l i v s e to , l, at chee s e- n h i i , c , t e o r r c ,;• ,, F l it eb . . o,l l l 7 s; 11 1 r 8 is , tOl a , n 2 ' Jo Cited Attornies, 'Messrs. Poole and . ' Gi•etnifield, Gray's ititt; or Mr..;tisdr Li H rett op , k j i u n i s l ; .i, Gloucestershire,Brisl)l dealeriirt-cattle, Feb..ls, .16, .and March 18, at twelve, at the White Lion inn, 13rtrol-strect,'Bristol. Atturnies, Mr. James Evans, Chepstow, or Messrs. Poole and'Greeurtield 5 (ray's In ti 7 spiala. John Haelswiatti, Galley hike; Lincolnshire, butcher, Feb. 9,lo,,,antl , March 18, at, eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Bos ton. AtturiiieS, Mr: Ifushworth, HoP)each, or Mesi - s. ,Wprdwoj•th and :Addison, Staple- Intr. • • arali Hill, Norman Cross, Huntingdonshire, shopke . eper, . Feta 80, at tive„ and •;11.strdi 'at eleven, at th e C rown Inn, Stamford. Attorney, Mr. Clay, Stamford. John jun. •Barsleui, •Staffiirashire, tra iNltirch s, at. four, ,- 9;, at ten,• at. the Crown Inn, Stone, IS, at twelve, at the Vim: Inn, StalfOrd. Alturhks, Messrs. •Llorridge, llattom•garden, London, or Mr.Ward,•barsient. James Ci whim' Wood, Liverpool, merchant, March 1,2, and 15, at one; at the New Globe , Tavern,• Liverpool. Attor ,Aßirli, s e t L ol o , n o n o le n rc i l t La th ot a , n( k i 'v l b .a . i 1, 1 0 0, 1 1 , : v .,. e a r 1 1 , 1 , d Br March istol.ney, Mr. Thomas Harrison, Austin fria rs , L on d on . at u ( I ) b n e e ' , l Atturnies; Sir Samuel 'Whitcoto be and King, Serjeaht's: Fleet-street, or Mr. John Henry Franhis, • bniall-street, Bristol. William Oakley, Bath, coach-master, Feb. 6, 17, and March W-Broadbent,,lCingston-upon4lullvmeryhant, Makh 6, 7, and IS, at eleven, at the :Neptune Inn, Kingston-upoo- Attornies, Messrs. Exley, , Stocker and - Dawson; Furni val's Inn, London, or Mr. Cotsworth, Kingston-upon-litil . John Outwin, Doicaster, grocer, Feb. Id, at seven, 14; at tea, and Mareh_ls, at eleven, at the Old George Inn, pun caster. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Fretv%ell, 'Phonic, or Messrs. Bleasdale, .-klexanderanti•Hol me, New Inn,-Loild6u. Thomas Behoe, Reading, painter, Feb. 13, 16, and Nlareb Is, . at twelve, at the Broad Face Beading. , Attornies, Mr. John Biggs, Reading, or Mr. Edward Eyre, Gray's soure• • Allen,_. Castle-street, Leicester-fields, carpenter, Feb. 13, It, and March 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Cr. Wood, Ili almond-buildings, Soho. • • William Spurden, Lost:ion-street , merchant, Feb. 11, Is, and March 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. AttUrllleS, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, Bishopsaatc-street Within. . . APOCRYPHA :10 -7 ;I.ICKLIN'S BIBLE. t .iESSRS. CADELL ti DAVIES • respect kw a Lilly inform the Py51e3.56,4 of the' magnificent-I-Ai tion of the. Sacred Scriptures, published .by the late Mr. MACKLIN, that it will shortly he completed hy the publica tion of the APOCRYPHA, printed in the same size and man ner by Mr, Beasley, andforming a Volume similar to those of the 011). andNEW TESTAMENTS. It will be illustrated with Erigravings by Messrs. C. Heath, Landseer, -Bromley, Golding, &c. from Pc.taire.s and Draw ings which were the last Work of the late Mr: De Louther boarg. The price of the Apocrypha, with the Engravings complete, will be Fifteen Gaiiieas: and there % is very little doubt of it being ready for Publication early in May neat. The nwinber of Copies printed is extremely limited, and the Impressions of the Plates, of which no Proofs will be taken, wilt be faithfully appropriated according to the date of Subscriptions. - - • 1. .„-* A List of ,the Subscribers will be' printed. QuAp-•- . . • -KEity NoT ONLY IN.IV BUT DESTROYS BU DESTROYS THOUSANDS. SUPERIOR ADVICE IS - OF THE FIRST ImpoRTANCE e , TAI O THE AFLICTED. 9 0 1 ) Elt and Co Surgeons, Mernbers - ot the ed. , ItoKal Colleges 'O f•torid.,n'and Edinburgh, after 3 0 ith e ''''" "te"sixe practi ce , coOiinne to direct their studies to 41.6. c . nre of a Certain Complaint in all its stages, and those. ntt li ‘ lies pronuced by juvenile indiscretions, which, if mit Sti„h; t en"edie , l, deraaige the .systeni, and shorten life.— ~ ,et and recent cases of infection are, by their peculiar tt z ,4, l t r ei'llially cured in a few days; and they particularly th,ins 1v attention ., of those . who haye attempted . the cure 1 ) 1i, ; -e- wesi-nr who have been so unfortunate as td hare a a is.',! l , a nd fatal confidence in men ignorant of so important til l'd_tich iof the profession, whose impropei : treatment not "Vrequently destroy , . the vital spa >k, hut causes eruptions 11 %1 e head, - face, and bodv sore eN•es, mouth, -and nose, 4 1 -e in the ears, swellings in the neck,. ulcerated sure t.• boat, strictures, ' obstinate;leets, nodes on the shin-liones, Shortly will he puhlished, • • Lactur • Handsomely printed in one'Volurne quarto, and illustrated 0 ,. ~ 4 al pains in the bead and limbs (too frequently Mistaken 4tleitheuntatisin), extreme weakness in the I.nees, and Swelled by Engravinzs of the Lord President Forbes, of Roubiliac's celebrated . Monument of him ; and of Fac-similies of the S u 'l', until at length dropsy ensues, with a general debility - orte a r r Most interesting Signatures; . • ai s _ , )of the constitution, all arising -front this . , dreadful • i tri ,l 4 l ;:? lurking in the habit, or the Improper use of mercury, Fr LIE .CULL PAPERS : Comprising of te i, !a n ich . s•ymptoms frequently appear. years after, and too an eXtensive Correspondence,. from the year 1625 to 41.1! j sr i s hitters the matrimonial state. 1748, Which throws much new light upon that eyentfill pe . ti:ooper and Co.'s e '1% ,- 1 - i'n'e in the above disorders, nod of British History; bat . particularly regarding t-heltt t Y 'l l 'Parlilkied • ' Are cons• - ll'ek' '.' .ilv front ten till eight, hellions in 1715 and 1,43; and including numerous Letters' ,d 'hit - r c arA . k.• - • of Pe ol ,l o , ~,. - b s y.. i l,'l.l.t ' ;';-, s. ,' latitig their ease, itge, ' front the unfortunate Lord Lovat•, awl . whet ). (listing:it's:lL l 4 . 4 d t} 3 , l : , r. , rig - ,ece. ,r , , , .nCl oS in g Z 1 reinii . t :MCI:), when Medie . i . ne , ,. • Persons of the Tnue ; with occasional tst.ite I apeas la i1it1,..1 t "nt, . *" t A qiee, will be sew to . ievy part of the town in Historical importance. 'I he whole published from theOit z I N. Ii . ' g llt.t• • Tl , e•Piles and Fistil - . cured wlthout burning or ..u... mats in the possession or DUNCAN GEORGE FORBES, of Cutlodert, Esq, - .. . ,bi ~"' To which prefixed stn Introduction, including Memoirs 21 ,,, ,y .ct, e h ariotte , „ oust., (4, s _, , ..,, , ~...1,-tA, opposite I.'of the Right' Himoora.ile Duncan Forbes, mirny years Lord *.." 41.1 1i11's Chapel, Illatl , „ , • •' i Presidzat of the Court of Ses,ion, in Scotland. ** N.' — 0 rsetters a•.:swer;ul ut : : - :- , ..-L , -••• . ' •.'" I Printed fur T. Cada! And IV. Davie., Strand. NTTNIBT:R 6995.1 • T THE.ATRE ROY:, DRURY-LANE. • I-TIS PRESENT EVENI.NG, Feb. 6, their Majesties" Servants will petform the Tragedy of KING RICHARD THE THIRD. ;„ Icki ngKing 'Henry, M r . : Duke of Glouc es t e r, Mr. K e a n ; ham, Mr:, Holland: 'Richniond, 'Mt: Rae ; Queen, Glover ; Lady Anne, Miss Boyce; Duchess of York, • tt s• ttnteton. '0 Which will be added •(34th tiine),•an entirely New - and Su perb Pantomime, called THE• VALi.t F by DIAMONDS ; Or, HARLEQUIN SINDBAD. • !'tindhad, the Sailor (attei,turUs :\fr.T-Lirtland ; the niamond Merchant ''at'Lere.-Itrds Pantaloon), 11 :- 8.-,rikes; Clown, Mr. Kirby ; Liliputian Sailor (with a. 01 Plite), Miss Gledhill, A-o;dd only live veers old ; the Fairy of the Valley, M issPZule ; Panetta, Daugh air the Diamonl Merchant (afters Columbine), Miss • " 1 0- morrow ) ; As Y ou Lik e I t ; R osa li n d, Mi ss Walstein, be .t...n t . he iti Ninthvely th Statue. O n e last night Thursday,, Macbeth hut one of her Eng ; hagem Jean ent ; , " wit tie p • ans.—On Saturday, Hamlet ; with the New Pantomime. 4 • M° " 41 "1"1 . • and rR .11 cilenro • (first time), n Country; • ) 1: he Public arc respectfully informed, that a new Musical arce is in rehearsal. THEAME ROYAL, COVENTGARDEN. 1 /111 S PRI;SENT EVENING. Feb.A 6, will 4 4 , lit performed (iith time a New Musical Eutertainin n t, "r° •Acts, called BROTH rill SISTER. • With New Niusie, Sc , Atery, and Decorations. t,uon eltristoto . ti 'de Torn i e s , M r . IraWeett ; Duti Silvio de )4;,la r 14 'c', Mr. pu cusc t ; Pascheco, Mr. Liston ; Bartolo, Mr. 17'Incl, 1 .. d; o:a isidura, Miss, Stephens ; D o nn a C am ill a, tel: Dm ...gerton; Rusantlic, Miss Matthew's ; Agatha, Mrs. Lis- After Which, the Farce of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. ;gallJ. Camphor stop Blanhard ; rlxibie Mr. Mitliews ; Log, Mr. ' Liston ; r c s. Jillary, e Mrs. ' Gibbs. lu w ilit:ll,l,cill fte added, tt - New. Grand Pantundure, called - LIAPILEQUIN NVIIITTINGTON ; Or 1.,(B) I) IY9lt. OF LONDON. • 4 4 1 ?)ek IVltitt-in'gkon % ( - aft ' er . wards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna, 17.; Aldi..ritiati (atterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Nor is ,Darite Cicely Su e t ( a f terwar d s Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; 1,i17 'e' r tzwarr en (the Merchant), Mr.Tinnev; Capt. Crthis-tlf liti ;• L , ngo , Baro-lio no -1) (kin g o f B ar b ary ), Younc; Savoyard, Master Williaint; Squanba, tent;"t. Dari mi . ;'), Mademoiselle Morelli ; bliss Alice l'af 44,ArdS (- .olumbitie), Mrs. Parker ; I.lizzybce (Genius nflu -39, Ni6s Worcinan. . 4'l:e N ew Alusi ca l E nterta i nment of Brother and Sister will rkkayed every Evening. tut,: )l T('‘v, 11 , ,ti1. - 0 and Juliet —On Thursday, and on Sa. Th Str in : er - Mrs. Halle • r, O'Neill. • - ORATORMS. I",.EATRF, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. tiIIIDAV NEXT, February 10, 1813, will perf4nneti the. Fir:A Act f THE CREAT!.(N. l'ci th 'teomposed.bv Dr. Haydn.) 4.r , 0 4.1the c: vra GRAND M 16C E. LI, NEOUS AcTs, topositions cf the most favourite Authors, An cient um! Modern. -`3 ,111 Atp wh 411 o s ; ici. will be introduced, ttle ne GRAND CI ;O,IC, never performed. e SSE lecloent Of Par: IL E by desire),the Overture The ;71,! 1: , ,. , 9ead March in Saul. ' l arement out he Organ be Mr. S. Wesley. , will be annonocejl in due tim e . 2t2.ers--Miss Ste n s 'LA t ' ;.;e ' 121 r. S. ?et' Cliornsses (which are numerous and complete) by the most approved Pei formers. . • - 11 ,,,00ks rfommoce to be had in t he Theatre. price ;Od. Ni u tt ?ors to opened a --H t Six, begin at 4 . 4 ..even.a11-p rice at r. ~xe's is. - Pit Sc. 6d. Gallery 2s. ITpOev Gallery Is. IL'aets for th e B oxes to be taken of My. Brandon; at the wc ()thee; Havt-... reel:, from ten till rode% • "the Free List or the Theatre sloes not extend to the uratorios. pet. WEST'S PICTURE, CHRIST REJECTED. 'UL PUBLIC tire respectfully that this EXHIB:stI ON is RE-OPENED, with the AB:11-- n of the urt4inal DES (4N of the CPWCIFIXION utOkj4t Was to have been i.ainted on Glass, foe the gr eat Window ;36 feet be 2 3 ) in St.Georg-e's'Civti , ql 341. . --Ope n every Day Sutidziys excepted) trout 'nen til 1 du;3l Br Order, • CHAtiLES SMART ? Secret:try. No. 125, Pall-Noll. N.B. Good fires fire Lept in the Roomi§, - • • TSO , F UTTISEA HOUSEeb. 4,-1 8 15. HE COURT 4)1 DI RECTORS f the SMITH- • I. "'A COMPANY give Notice, that a GENINAL - -Of:ICI of the said COMPANY will be held at this Ilints,e TI L II7ItSDAY NEXT, the DO inst. at One o'Cloeli pre (,ll SPECIAL ArFAMS. BARRY STOE, Secretar y , TO WEST' INDIA PLANTERS. NEW .ancl NT i PROVEM ENTS in PLANTATION CONCERNS, which will effect an inlWerise reduction of Expellee, preserve the Negroes, and dUilioish.their labour, nay-he seen, by Letters of Ap •r-i("'"'ut, at the MANUFACTORY of .1. COLLINGE, Ma- , trod Etk;ineet, Bridge-road, I,ahtheth• a!-63 - 14 , a Y be st-n,' h is PATENT XLE'f RE:6S and BOXES for ,HEEL CARRIAGES, patronised by, his Royal 'Highness Prince Regent, their Itoval lliithuesses the Daltes of Clarence, Kent, and Cumbe.rland; and upwards of Thautand of the Principal Nobility Lind Gentry of the Empire, whose Canines are upon that Construe- -- #1 v/I'7- 771 '...zr rv--,1 ..,,, ri ,_ .„ ,,.....,..., ~....„ sq, ...,,,,a_ ......12....,.._41 NAVY-PAY OFFICE, January 1, 1815. NAVAL HA L F-P A Y S UCH Intoneetiience and Delay-' have 'been I..•_L • - oeeasiMied ~. spectinit;• f lies'eil'aynient§:, in eii§es of Re mittances, by the necessary Affidavits nit litu'ing been sent' and the Return§ of Income not has;ing been made, in due Time : the Treasurer;the"refore, anxiously desirous that the Officers shanlil receive their Ifalf--ply with I"a§i'pOs;ible delay, after Advertisement of its isitte from khe Macy-Office, earnestly recommends it to them, to forward the said.Affida : tits to himself or the Paymaster at this 011ie., • and th turns of Income to the Assessors of the Property Tax 'at the Navy Office, as soon as it shall Ise pr;teticable after the ekpi, ration of each'Quarter. ' Wi l eu these ',Cyan3igkcion's ':ire not , made in proper Time, the Payments are unavoidably delayed till the next regular P.eeall Day. , . SUFfOLK.•---The MANOR. of Earl STONIL and a Ca pita! Freehoid Farm, called DEERP,OLT's, Light Miles from Ipswich, TO SOLD P.Y AUCTION, by Mr. SQUILB, at Garra- Ti'ay'S Cotfee-house, on Tuesday. Feb. 21, at TWeive, in Tiiree Lots, . • . • riri-IE Valuable and very Extensive. MANOR IL , of Earl S'isONHAM, in the CCinuty•of Suffolk, with the Finvs, Quit-Rent., that, capital and highly iut pro,-4;,1c• Freehold Far.; I)EihiItIIOLTS, in the tic:cop:llion of Mr. Bird, tenant at will, containing 104 Acres of excellent Arable, Pa:iture, and Meadow Land, with a large Brick-hui It ,Mess usage, known at the_ Manor House, convenient Farm b,itlilut s, and three Cottages, together with a Wheeiwright's Shop and Preatises, and op*.ards of four Acres of Land, in the occupation of T. Warrea, the whole -..ery ehgibly situated within eight miles of •Ipswich, and about 77 miles truth don, on the high road to Norwich. Bird,• the Tenant, will shew the Estate, of whom printed Particulars may be bad ; also of the Printcrs of the and Chelmsford Paper , ; at the Place of Sale ; of Messrs. Suarks and Holnits, tlrtot uers, Bury St. Edmund's of Mr. Montriun, Solicitor, Basiltnit,til-strt•eti Mr. John Skinner, Land. Surveyor, Lar:ford; near tree, ; and of Mr. Squibli, Auetioneer, white Maps of the Maxtor and Farm ruuy be 4:c.0. TO BE SOLD BY Ape nos, B*.• LEIGH and sartilow; Book,sellers, at their House, strand, opposite 'Catherine-street, on lion lay, • Feb.• . 7,sid Five toliShislg Days, at Tweive A. VERY CUOlChlataLki'll'AL COLLEc- TION of Prints (both Ane.ent a;tti :.indent;, the pro pertyof. a Gentleman, now resident on th e C o nti nen t, con sisting of an elegant assemblage of the works of Mare Au , tonio, Julioßortasone, liars. Hawn, the tibisils, and other great holsters of the Italian Schools, some of which are from Sir Peter and other celetnated collections. "tare spe cimens of Sandro BAticelli, Israel Van Meek, Martin Schoen, Alta. Durer, &e.,-I'rilnaut impressions of the elatmrate pro ductions of Thomas de Leo, Leini. Gaultier, the Wierxi's Passe's, consistiog chiedy of Portiaits hi:1.41011g to the Reign of Henry IV. of Fra ee, various, appeitainii.g li, time 'English series ; also heads of celebrated Personages, engrave.' by R.Naitteul, G. Edelinc4, Nhtsi:on, Marc:may, &C. 133. the modern Artists, are seection of the Engt,,viogs of ise4 Stran4e, Bartoloz2i, &c. Proofs af the :it-act i:rough gents; Spanish Pointer, and General Wolfe, ii mitt ;.a few original Drawings, both antient and hvtderni among w litch with beionnd smile by Westall, and Mlle.:. cele brated Paiiiters; Views of Castks, ice -5110:ton, &C. • " Poem. To he viewed on Thursday„ February. 9, to the Time of Sale, and CatalogueS to be had, at the Place of Sale. This Day ,Faslsol:slisheii, In One large Volume, Aoyal Octavo, price One Guinea, in boards,- ESSIA.EI, aPoeni., in .Twe,nty-ei"lit Books. By JOSEPH COTTLE. Pi intrki ,cr . I .V. B..vtto,rAnct son, Pattrnoqer-row. „ BRiIiStFC:RITfC.--NEW Day was published, price 2s - ..tid. . rTing - 13111TISEI CRIT •• K: tor • Month of • • JANUARY, containing a lteriee; of :he 8 - Is:icy's of Lo..don's Primary Charge, DuniLtr's Prosiklia Gra:cn, &e. Lysons's MaAnAlirit4ottia, Covigall, Contest witirAtuerica, Boyd (111 ific 'finance of Great Britain, Naissoith on. the Cora Laws. .liisott's Serireviis,-Scc. tce, Printed torts F. C. -and' J. Itivingtort, No. 62, St. Paul's Of witpt . 1p ay he _bar!, ; Vie British Critic fur tar liar 181 . 45, in two aro'. vOluduts,' Trico, boards, being Series,. any NunOef of the.f,ifiner Serit , S to conipl;:te u co NT.tmeolt.Arri - PORTRA Ick/rEsSitS. • CA DELL DAVI ES have lately publisheil•ttve Ei , g tirt e elitti Number of this ele-• put ...ad iiit e re.sting Work. It 9 :ibtaiiis ;.kortrilits JAMES, EARL of 34.XLMSBURS, RiOr-t-Vpli.- \V. .po Rev. I;ISAOttfN E, HEN itY i ,' ; Esq. , JOS,EPH FAIONWON, A. JOHN NICHOL . S 2 .,Esq: F.A.S. • Accompanied icy short Bio g ra ; ilrical Notices. . • , • The Work . istprint4d in lar g er--Quarto, each Number price 11. ss. ; or Ptuof Impressions, in a superior manner, in folio, price ;6s. The N inet eenth Number will be published in March, and the Work will be regularly continued every tsu mouths. • A ProSpeetus and a List of. the Portraits c,..iitairiesi in the first Seventeen 'Numbers, be bad of Messrs. Cadell• dud Davies, and of all the principal Book and .I},-; ot.elt et-6. • ‘;•.,, * F. iiT;i 4 %A -„w•ln,,p-r.l"*\i'. • V 74 l (l' l \V 1," DIV'IDiNDS. .Feb. 27. J. Jowett, Radford,. Nottinghatuiltire, Feb. 23. J. Ukase, Dover-street, Hanover-square, uphol sterer—March 1. W. Rlurton, 'Caverswall, .itatfordshice, klenter---Yeb. 28. R..Thurnas, late of nekton, : Cornwall, grneer—Feb. - 25: T. Walker, Witt ling-street, „bookbinder — Fob,. 2;'. ~T..chamberlaysne and. W. Williams, - Cisinherlarid street, Portman-square, coach-makers—Feb. 25. J. Tomlin son, late of Mickley, Yorkshire, dealer--Feb. 25. S.G. Me;sle, Fi!lsbury-place, c , m4;:ant—Feb. 25. T. Red ditch, needle-rualicf—Feb. 25. W.• Phillips Drighthelmstone,.budder--Feb. is. W. Green, Niauchester, cott un - me rchaiit;--Feh. It. Wilkinson and J. Sutton, Man diestcridrapers-,reb: 27.- W. W. Lyon, S. Fr'eeth, T. Cart wrightiand A. Hodson, ,Liarton Turn, Statfurdshice, brewers. • --i-Feb. , 27. C. Longstaif, Nottin4han, -nareinint— , Feb. 28. T. Oliver, Queen's Head-passage, -\,; e, e ‘vgate..street, publican. 9.8: T. Morris, • Aldpte ' High-stieet, linen-drapers Fri,. 25. D. Dubin and Miteaetl, late, of Limehouse, ship -chandlers—May 27. D. Fowler and A. Anstie, late of GlaCs.echurck-street, merchants—Feb.23. E. BOughton, Anr bersley, Worcestershire, stealer—Feb. 28. J. and it. R.' Reed, late - of Prendwiek, Nortliumberland, dealers Feb. 27; L. Pearce, Evesharn, shopkeeper—Feks. 25. J. Williams, nigh. Hallso . rn, etscesemonger—Feb. 11. J. , Leinsatd, Little Hamp ton, Worcestershire., seedsinan—Feb. 25.. J..Wilkinsan, of Kingston-upon-Hull, draper. - CEPatFICATES—FEB. 25. J.l3ouck, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, common-brewer-- 'l'. Clarke; Bro4er-row, Drury-lane, cabinet-maker—G. Tully, jun.. Bristol, cutler-,R. W. Vellack, East•Stenelt mse, flour factor—i'. T. Rawle, Plymouth Duck, 'corn-merchant—W„ Hopkins, Swansea, shopheei;er-T: Taylor, late of Shipton under-W hichwood, Oxfordshire , pultlic4a—W.•Day, Ratcliffe highway, baker--. 3. B. Duthy, Cable-street, \V hitechapel, grocer—W. Valiance, Wycombe-Marsh, 'Bucks, paper maker Williams, late of High Holborn, cheesemonger—P. H. Clarke, Berner's-Street, Oxford-street; scrivener. , .PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Lore and A. Kelty, Old Bond-street;jewellers—R. Ward and It. Winn, Ashted, Warwickshire, jewellers—T. Athertou and T. B: Hope, Preston, Lancashire, machine-rnakers—H. Alroadlcy and W. Kingsford, 'St. Alban's, farmers—.J. 'Tolley and .1. Payne, Broad-street, Ratclige, linen-drapers—T. Hid (Bag, G. Collier, and J. Dixon, Wellington, Salop, mercers (as tar as respects the said Ridding)--T. Savage, Red Lion-street. Clerkenwell, J. Vincent, West Snaithlield, and Vs. S;tvage, C.,rporation-row, St. John's-street—J. William son and J. 'Wilbraham, Maiden lane, Wood-street, hosiers--- and it. Phillips, Addle-hill, wheel-wrights--. 1. and-J. Danaerfield, •WhitechaPel-market, hay-sa!es mcn—lt. Itoe and J7Wood, Manchester, oil-dealers—J. Slater, J..TraVis, and I. Chorlthn, Manchester, drysalters-4. Hope and C. Itobert.s; SalfoW,Lancashire, engravers—A: W e bster and M. Braithwaite, • Nottinghain,• Parkinsi.n, W. Swarbrick;and U. Kitchtn, Preston and Croston, LaCea .. shire, millers (so far as relates to the saidlt. Parkinson) — ..1.11. Koch and J. li. Schultz,' Jeirries-sgraire, .merchants'- - -- S. K,ltrewcr and W. Thorowgood, Friday-street, silk-maim ttichtrers---O. Gill and J. B. Rayner, Threadneedle,treet, • brcikers--T. Itawnsley and W. Hardwick, Thurlby, .shire, :former.-..W. Cookson and W. Parry, Shrewsbury, drapery.-r-M.Barion and It. Walton-le-Dale, tinfuet merchaats—.P. S. llilchell, .(lungay, printers—J. Lid diard san . :l W. Kingsville, barge-Masters—J. Askren and G. Wade, Shipton, Yorkshire, grocers. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Feb. 4, 4 ti!s. • COMMMS ' 10 NERS JrfVICTUALL IN G Tllls 3JiIJ ....y4/.71'. do herebY . gine • Notice, That nn Friday, ,the I.:Oth instant,they will be' ready to ie celee Tenders i r e writing (:icaled _and trent:: for SIX H HtiNDitigplqtlAßTEßS End TWO pittp of ANII3.IcIt AULT, to be answerable to a Sample (of not less., thivne Quart each) , to be pri.dacedlC4o the Tender; to be delivered' 01 one .tionth'ixo..tA,,,rTelatilligk Stores at Deptford ; and to be ;aid for by .y4olcwith,lnterest Ninety Days after date. , • The Conditions. e , " :.'te Contract may be seen at the Set-re . tad's Office. Ni,reith:d "!art to ,ang Tender in which the Price sAitil nut ,le iAt words .at length; or that Shall not be e/e/jeered , to the Board bifore One o'Cluck an the said Friday nett, the 10/.1 instant, our rede.ss the Person who makes the Tender, or stone Pep . son on his Behalf, attends, to answer ashen called Jr.