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I*b ef o r l hours bi ° 010 411 5 ,, • " ;heir II !Tett:Let' ays, tbi t t e ji tie t c ler : 'he ° tit 01% 11re; the 11)J t its • To ect• h itle SC"C We e vie`" of cit iog o f lere d u rp° sel P 0 116 by a pe for 00001tl~- *41 0411 1 : ive Gove re o ized n ice 0. d ~ a tire- 1 to y e , L I Co's ROYAL, DRURY-LANiE "S PRESENT EVENING, 14, their Majesties' Servants will perform the First Part of K./NG-HENRY THE FOURTH. " 11 rillstatf, Mr. Bartley; Lady.PfreY, M. Drereton. To whi c h Ivii[be added, JEAN DE PA Imo. .• • , lis o-mor row, Macbeth witti Past Ten o'Clock . lb -111EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ,_lB 111tE,S.ENT EVENING, April 14, will ue performed 401 4 JOHN OF PARIg. 4 Paris, Mr. J Princess o f N. -- re' Miss Stephens. JOHN ; After which, T HE SLEEP WKER. . . To which Will be added, T0..4.,,, orrow ZEMBUCA. , The Stranger ; w ith Love, Law, and Phys ic. _ _________ ItIrritITLER, BAILIFF, Olt HOUSE-STEWARD. lANThn, a SITUATION by a PERSON e,,,,, who has served in the above Capacity the last Seven re ets ' , the County of Y ork, and . can give undeniable refe- N sti , `.' l to character and re2spectahte connections.—Letter!, It'ee i, a il i ' 4""sed t br. W. Wright, No. 55, Conduit oinl-street, will be punctually attended to. kts________ it. WEST's PlurunE, CHRIST RE beh, c, 'I,ECTED. is now exhibiting at No. 125, Pall-Mall s ign of.4trLd..-11,011,.., With 'the addition of the Original De to h a , -ut CRUCIFIION of OUR SAVIOUR, which was h y 2 , 1 , J Leen painted on glass for the Great Window (36 feet (Nu tid ) a , i 4 St. George's- Chapel, Windsor. Open every day 3 excepted) from Ten till Five. I3y Order, CHA.RLES SMART, Secretary. Good Fires are kept in the Rooms. FEE , BENEV OLENT FUND • inE RELIEF OF THE WIDOWS, .ANI:? ORP-9.4"NS . . OF ARTISTS. . ,- . TUE A NNIVERSARY ..D1 NNER. t,,,,sTiTuTIoNi will take place at FR EEMASONS"rA of till? IN : - , -N, on Sat orday the lalt inst. 1815. 13EENTON LONG, Esq. in the Chair. ti r a . F sTewAuns. b,i , ips ... Swinburne, Bart. G. Smith, Esq. .•:tlr.niari,. Esq. E. Scriren, F•• 11.• ~ s ixamler Esq. let.si.‘4l4\l;chlitleli3.ll'l4l:nti;?. E. s q' G. Shepheard, Esq. C:. Scott, Esq. 'r,,Stowers, Esq. ~itur,4, F.„..„.. \ F. Freeling, Esq , ;rinert.., Esq, F. • Isaac Sully, Esq ' i., ul'ioecry Esci:.. P. Turnerelli, k,sq. .w• , orson, Esq J- VarleY Esq. Tat ren, Fs q. • -'lul'e").: L;(1. • C : .. W'' l' el - • : rv. Tiet, et .. . C. A. BUSBY, Secretat;f the tte t ,. ao s> I is. each, Wine included, to be . lead b. us ;of Mr. Busby, Secretary, No. 33. berners-street , 4 at t he Bar at Freemason's Tavern, • Dinner on Great QuS e n-st ree t. Table at Five u'etock precisely. • • - • . IYONDERFUL RIC/I WHEEL! •• •. Prizes uf .;..,C30,00...al e... • Z 90,000 .' • • .......... . ... .. 1,003 Guineas 3056 t: .. ...... •' ' ...... ksoa ............ . .; ............ •• • • 360 1 . 07 7;1- RY .cl .. .... .7:g.a.aci.P02.:8401-0R:It01%: e •• • • .1,4" MORNING. at , Mlle o'C'l k •T. -1,11ni(S1 :hie r P e til 111 iece, t t t h u e l luYi " • his Friends aittlTincdeS. li t ) e: of the Wheel,..l 11,1e,,r,hed , 11 4rly forrier Loitpterece-ente,,.bstas (easeg to inform Ilav U''' ,the :; hr ; e , .C 30,000 Pri ze ' s Y Ma l y l a e ll be e drawn on Saint 'ol4' v:iit t b ti . l " .`"rce• Prize s of t,ooo Guineas :a usr he drawn, ent 't;ed tot Paid in Gold immediately. The Tie15et,,N0.4,42. 9 , , atl i I , r i I ,°‘,o Guineas, was solo by BISH, on.VVednescla). selli ... Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares . are . Isii, -- , a t 4 , Col niiill, and 9, Charing-Cross, till To-moi rot% , "!' il, at 9 u'Ciock in the Morning. . W U,' t ADVICE. - 41A Professional Men, eminent for skill 4 bilit* 4" expeiienee,' offer their advice, arid exe . rt their k ti, !es, fur the cure of a few reigning Diseases, the 3• r ise sit -4,4%...ni0 that prejudice which is so justly excited against the tlntvert:eisenieuts ot men, ignorant of the first principles ', and ()). ' t . uted in tile practice of physic. Messrs, (... , URILIE and , li te 4gtilar Surgeons, Sanctioned by every privilege to prac 4,:tapd 1 7 the uniform sueetss which their mode Of treat ceini "A' 1 eneleal Cousplaints has hitherto been ttesifled, el,, e 'nog with the same tfssiduity to direct their studies to the Ifibt.a7f e vcry the of that baneful poison, as well . as the .re pr,re of thissealisti-essing debilities and deficiencies which ' .144 of or embitter the unstritnonal state. In the catalogue N"hk,.llats infirmities there are none more afflicting than those 4 et L . l .,.re the unayoidahle consequences of ars indulgeuce in brt.tr,ll!,in destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer b . lood 11,., en ] is inisfortilnes, ashamed to seek relies, until he 'is s r . e . - - T (. , ‘ ,s o to slich state of misery as to render life oppressive. th44ell person s it will be a consoling. reflection to know that , to t1i(4..1,1}.,."‘e, b3' a flew and infallinle remedy, h _ e reatored . . rtia,j,". For constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, ex te - s t s (l , and debilitated habits, proceeding either from an 4t=iic,,f coljugal and illicit pleasure, or from a. long mil' ttarercuitit'istissthboet climates, bard drinking, the siikjudiCiolls 'use of h ), &c. are speedily restored to health and strength. .. a sel.l-evident H.° osition that where the a ".2l!•,ieltiett!.f,,ii.iit.ellectual capacity P is directed to tlii.trfa i tale th nt t - 1.., 1tt . ‘:•‘!: a few peculiar complaints, there . (Oust ...col tliei ceitaiuty of s th.ess • and as a proof of this posi i _ 44 : !liet3 "_, )(l of - cure is s particularly expeditious, as well Itm.lit, :Mu so evidently ° stii ‘ wri or to the commo n practice, '', I ' ''' i .'ii,7llt eases of infection a perfect restoration is "It illtelitsed-.11 the shot Period af three and in those of ,1,4.0,,e?5, laVeteracy, sybere other practitioners ha uft tent,t4t,Perseveance in their plan of treatment ensurelistt.. Ye fai s lA .( , ) kerit. llv 4 safe, well-grounded, and lasting . re-estab e l , 4411.,%. an early a pplication, the, patient wlll escape h - I , t,i'' e ' n ud expenee of a tedious attendance upon the less e s x lie4:(l,ce(l Practitioner I 1 the Most obstinate and co . m 1:!".. t l t ,tlit•P e ' of venereal itifection sUch as obstructions in . th . : . %,,-:''llti.2sPugv exert:item:es hard tumours, ..5!11,1iV,f,' iii" 411'14) 'Quintal weakness, elects, as also.SlL4s-'s :?,,Illtli:irtitloije,..teottnikteorrproafctfsi..:,i,,ignedriu,ration, and which ha" balled d and alarming I,'"•::ri,r,,u.tient suffering the exe-ruciating pain.. •• tia" I:.4.tillent i effectually atl°'itile.Yritriha'a.ireritsrleysecnutrielnd,Pl:i'teh lj,;titrlvt...iisgte.tet.vhilenlitfbrecilUoizlc?,•offolz‘ficatilsieexatieipplsTiirietiptTa,co.tifcetlittet ‘.9 tlail.l,4l4)lis, nurnerotis cases ofstrictures have bt..tn.altds. ~.'t44.te,i Under their Care, the total erfulication of IA 11lclii , Ip„ .'. gy c•rlor to any skfe, certain, and expeditions nn ide of prac tice , , relaxa- . .- sq:l:iitid d''.l,l!Y othertain, yet adopted. The weakness .. ifp.: l , ( 'rctl t 'll•3' p r oceedirim from this complaint, is ..speecli.l):. 4'..ifth, the patient I' i - esti,' ed to sound and, ligacirptits: ,I,,_': per,„.. '!,'rid r.mdierF the debility i after the has . for existed, yea l r , s ,tt.s t‘,:tisehoec`ie c.tbee in their restorative. rt. ". " tj, '‘e thenus been destroyed, is nidispensa , y ' requisite to . Nth,— slandierino. ••lc of life, and to re -animate the , & sci on . ~ spar s 1;t s t cral ••,•,• :41.!;:iriveub,:`:eunbluefrnIdeenr atlniedeCaceentilielnit'elenssorsf.ilh'ien!'ri‘e.st.airied"Ceoe,tiB,fio'.i-r.; h.: if.i.,., '''• I. emnplts of the Urethra, Strictnres.,.t&t,A. uil ikr',ng received a the and peivinanent cnre , ..l!- ,, i_ .:,, tt Il le tl e ,' l i es May he made to them, as satisfactory et I,ft-micin ',. t te 4h 'e supeliority nf Niessrs. Currie and Cc.s.. tllth.es, \j-kcll ' , l " lb tn• &laity of these Gentlemen have had Str , i i c t s i rs . :1, if 2°•Years, and li•id been under the care of ... es ... 'f,;, c ayisid ' -. „i (vial enissicii-L, I,ll,:r.,'tt•iPt Itintiattstti: e.ee'-ee"su‘.(sri.eut bberill'erg"7l7lslcatl" .111, s,i, : „ , ~ of the lunar , l k , . tik, ialicand co. ni ). ,y b 4 ., consulted by either Sex, il honour, at their %kit'As`' „,, greatest der •• • ' , ••• cv o"- :Its. 1 0, lis tt • icac . •:‘ SC L. t .p . h' Of t- t ''t ' i fl the (.:!' (;"7.ga"1"1. ,tetil() state the partieu- • t" ,I,,tiii„hel'' case, :C g t e l 'ti.). 1r:: re :l lU ti ' habit of-lis•iflg, &y. 14 :v • • li"c ‘y•lia,ralittadlie : fail'. • !1 • ( •'•tuil' inediciors, h ell I *` . Itl;e:th"te44.:.,r•et,uvur:sm(iirt ;‘ ' : " . a lL i t i l y il a t rl tc o i f r the ti. ; a li e i r z l i .. *.: : I l l:: ' ' 't4 41.4'ilt,,ITtels * may' ) 1 ' : ' a e ,l ' i t i ! ct l i to i t he acconM 'for modiciiii.'s. ' '51)0.--107, Ilatton-Eartlen. ; I!! EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 12, 1815. T UE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of tho- -- siid COMPANY will be held at their House in Leaden hall-street, on FRIDAY t the 28th Instant, at Eleven o'Clocl in the Forenoon, for Of purpose of laying before the Proprietors, tot their approba'- tion, agreeably to the 4th Section of the Bth Chapter of the Company's Bye-Laws, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of this day, presenting Mr. ROBERT SHERSON with the Suni of Twenty Thousand Pagodas, upon the grounds stated in the said Resolution. And that Copies of the Papers relating to the Case of Mr. SHERSON will be ready for the perusal of the Proprietors, at this House, on Monday next. The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice, that at• the said General Court the following Resolution of, the Court of Direct o rs of the 4th In s t an t w ill b e l a id b e f ore them for their apen-ohation, agreeably to the 4th Section of the sth Chapter of the Bye-Laws, riz. " That in consideration of the various acknowledged and valuable Services of Lieutenant-Colonel WALKER, be be allowed, on acconnt of the Loss he incurred in returning from Ceylon to Bombay, and for short Payment ju respect to Interest on the Arrears restored to him as Puknead Resident at Baroda, the Sum of Bombay Rupees 20,000, in full of. all Claims on any account wbatetor, and that the same be paid to Lieutenant-Colonel WALKIA, in this Country, at the rate of 45. Sd. the Rupee. JAMES COBB, Secretaiy. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE beg leave to offer vOu our gfateful Ac knowledgements fur the Honour you have conferred on us by re-electing us into .the Direction. Trusting. that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the confidence ;hey have reposed in us, We hare the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very bumble Servants, ' JACOB BOSANQUET. JOSEPH co'rroN. EDWARD PARRY. East-India House, • THOMAS ItF,H). Aprill3, ISt.). RICHARD TWINING. TO THE Pif.OPRIETORS•OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Licata tND GENTLEMEN, ALT HOUGii the result of yesterd a y's B a llot has thsapprinted my hopes of realizing immediately the honourable table.; of my pursuit, I trust I do not hatter myself too far in conceiving, that, under the circumstances of this disappointment, it does nut implicate any discouragement to my future prospects. In bowing respectfully to your pre sent decision, I beg leave to intimate my intention of again offering myself to your notice on the first vacancy that may occur, in the hope that recognised services will be.deemed 'the fairest pretensions to your confidence and favour. I should he doing violence to my feelings were I to with hold the expression of the warm sentiments of deknowledge ment and gratitude to that very respectable body Tf Pro .prietors who honoured me with their support yesterday. It is the more valued in proportion to the difficulties I had to contend with, and atkords a grateful earnest of my obtaining on ihe'next opportunity the distinguished object of my am bition. I have the honOu; to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obliged humble Servant, RICHARD PARRY. 17, Queen Anne-street, April 13, 1815. SOCIETY FOR. THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craveu-street, Strand, April 5, 1315. AT an ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, held here this Day, The Hon. PHILIP PIJ:4:1, Vice-President in the Chair; Reported—That the number of Debtors discharged and re lieved within the last year were 492 (as per 'following list), who had 337 Wives, with 1,0u3 Children. The average ex pense otwhose liberal ion, including everyineidental expen diture relating to the Charity, amounted to :31. lls. 6d. each. Aylesbury 6 Fisherton Anger 21 Bedford ... 6 Flat Bothnia ... 1 Greenwich ....,. 7 Biddeford ....... 1 Giltspur-street .. s' Borough Compter 98 Heretord ll Chelmsford 5 Eft i tford 4l Chester . - 2 Horsham. 4 Carlisle . 1 King's Bench (Si Cardiff 1 Lancaster . l5l Carmartl.en Cal - Lai:Ton - 1 Coldbatlf-fields Durham Dorchester, 3 Marshalsea ..... 36 Exeter 7 Northampton ... 11 Newbate Newcastle-upon- Tyne . 1 Oxtord 4 Poultry Bothwell 5 Readiug Ituthin 1 Shrewsbury 1 Tahiti 15 Warwick 5 • Wiucuester 2 Worcester . . • Wll itechapel .... 14 • York 5 4 Prisons ...... 492 1' REPORT, viz. : L. 5..1. Right Hon. Earl of Kerry, 33d Benefaction 20 0 0 Hun. F. R. Stanhope, per Messrs. Biddulph & Co. 2 2 0 %V n. Thomas, Esq. per Were and Cu. - 20 0 0 Rev. Penny White, per do. -.- 1 1 0 Mrs. White, per ilo. - - - 1 1 0 Rev. Dr: Frewin - - - , Ann. i 2 0 David Hatibttrton, Esq.: - - - Ann. 5' 5 0 J. ! - Lasell, Esq. - .; ' - - Ann. 5 5 0 The Executor of Mrs. Shiffner, 1001. net - 90 0 0 Mrs. Hoare, Beckenham - - - Ann. 10 0 0 Jos. 13ra,..:ey, jun. Esq. per Chatteries & Co. Ann. 10 0 0 Mrs; Lawrence - - - - 21 0 0 Edward rvicher, Esq. Margate - - Ann, 1 I 0 Mr. thmili Smith Wells, per Sec. - - Ann. 1 1 0 Thos. March PhiHipps, Esq. t - - Ann. 3 3 0 Mr,. M.mrch Phillipps - - - Alin. l 1' 0 Mr. H. Sandys, jun. - - - Ann. 1 1 0 AilonymoUs, per P. . - - Ann. 105 0 0 MPs., Thos. Cotton, Lctter-box - - 4 0 .0 - A. R. Drufnmond, Esq. per Biddulph & Co: Ann. 5 5 0 John Drum inurid, Esq.• per do." , - . Ann. 5 5 0 Henry Drummond, Esq. per do. - - Ann. '5 5 0 Geu. Milner, Esq. per Currie and Co. - Ann. • 3 3 0 Janmes Forbes, Esq. two years - - -4 4 0 Nicholas Brown, Esq. ' - . - - Ann. 51 2 0 Geo. Vansittart, Esq. M.l'. - - .kiiii. 2 2 0 Mrs. Jane P. Roller::: ' per Treasurer - Ann. 1 0 0 C.llt. , per Chatteris and Co. - - 1 1 0 :Itetcjyed for five husks - • - - 10 10 0 BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAS L. 34 0 Discliar , ced and relieved from various Prisons, 43 ileUtors. Considered the Cases of 4.2 Petitioners; Ap proved 29 ; Referred for Chawacker, thion ; alid Rejected, 13. .1. Citiodeu Neild, Esq. the . . Ilefieinctions arc received by Treasurer; Cheyne-walk, Chrhea; i loy a' also XI e 5.... lierries, Farquluir, and Co. St. Jaiues's-street ; Iloares, ilect-street ; Clioiteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lolobard-street ; Iliddulpb, c.,els, and Ridge, CllZintig-Cross; Dorrie„ anti co. k , i , acii _ . 1:1.,,,.. 7 , t,:oi•ohill; tialutuersfeys, Pail-Mall; V ert , and C.. 77, . fAmioard-street. and I,}the Secret a ry, N 0.7, (raven-strtet, Str:Lncli where tire Mo ~. in4y he seen Uy those who are in cliutd to.support this Cali - Ay, avid whir, the S,:e.e.ty tu'evt'off the first Wedueethty in ever;J.ontli. 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Sold in bottles of 4s. (id. Ils. or in 'large bottles of 20s, For tac effects of this Medicine, see ' the Thorn among•Roseg, s a7i l'i ß l o iy ol! 'i s i l r e7s-i o r t i l, tb N :C el n y ite a dic.i j n ° g n d e On ' t ; aed is!' the Author, as above. ADVICE TO FEMALES AND R. MACKARSIE„ Member of the Rona l JIL. College of Surgeons, Edinhbrgh, who also for'sere fal years attended the most eminent Lecturers on the variouS, branches of :Medicine in London, as well as during 25 years very Succeisful practice; with accurate and attentive observa tion, has obtainEd extensive Knowledge of all DItiF.ASES peculiar to EMALES and CHILDREN : he, therefore; feels himself perfectly competent to prescribe with•the desired effect.—Mr. M. may be cOnsulted daily, personally, or by letter, at 28, Leicester4qiiarc.—Mediciue sent to any part of the United Kingdom. MONEY. 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Prebendar}, of Wells, Vicar of King's Langley, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Camhridge. Printed for'!'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. To the Press and shortly gill be publiitied, in 2 vol,. E F E aild ; ADVENTURES tit he SQUIRE MARCOS DE OBRE:4)N. Translated from the Madrid Edition, Mils. 'By Captain AI.GF.ItNO LANGTEN, of the 61st. Regiment. The above Work will be found interesting, f ro m its con nection with the Gil Bias of Le Sage, a o has evidently availed himself of it, and introduced'sevetal of its entertain ing Anecdotes into his popular novel. Printed for Johil Booth, Duke-itreet, Portland-place. This Day *as puislishcd, In Bvo. (the Second Edition) illustrated with ten Engravings,- price I Bs. hoards, of. V..LEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CHE MIS rity, in a Curse of Lectures, for the Board of Agriculture 33y SIR HUMPHRY DAVY, LL.D..F.R.S.L. and E.V. PILL Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternuster-row„London; and constable and Co. Edinburgh. This Day was published, In 2 vols. (oolscapsvo. the Second Edition, price las. hoards, of RODERICK, the LAST of the GOTHS) 'Tragic Poem. By ROBERT' so unr.n' t Eq. Poet Laureate,znd Member of the Royal tipinish Academy. Printed for Long - man,. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and. Drown, Paternoster-row; mid at the British Gallery, 54, New 13und- - street. Of whom maybe had, by Ifie woe Author, Madoc, 2yols. Itis. .Toau of Are, 2 vols. 161.—Curse of Kehama, 2 vols. 145.--Thalaba, (2 vols. I t>s. Speedily .cal: be published, The History of the lirazils, Volume the Second, in quarto. OFFICE OF. OROlirA NCE; April 5, 1815. THE, PRINCIPJL OFFICERS of His . MA JEkri'S OR:ON:INCE do heieby give Notice, that Prop°Setts will he received al their Office; in Pall Mall, on or &Are Friday; the 21*/ inkrant; from such Persons as may bi• willin g to Undertake the Supply of ARM CHESTS, far Service of this Department, at ilimingham, for a period. of One Irecd': • Patterns of the Articles May be zierved, upon application at the principal St&reheeper'si• Office in the Tower, and at Bir mingham to . ..I.lujor-General Miller, the Inspector of Small ,Arens there: and farther Particulars, log - ether with the TerMs and COnditions of the CiintraTi;maV be known at the Seei•etcirr,'s Office . , in Pall-Nall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the I'ropos•als must be dJivered, sealed ap, and ,endoi•seel, " - riroposali for Arai Chests';" but no Propeoal can be admitteel after the said 214 Instant, at TwMje o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neithe!• Will any Tender be. noticed; unless the Party making it, Or an Agent in his behalf; shall attend; • . Order of the Board, It. H. CRETI', Secretary. OFFICE OP ()HMV-INCE, April 5, 1815. Fr 11 E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JES7'rS ORDN,INCE do hereby ei,:e Notice, that Proposals will 60 rcecived at their Wee ii Pa!-.11a1.4 iib or IHfOie Friday, the 21st Instant, from such Per.t.o4 ai may he willing. to wdertake the Supply 'of SLATES, deno.• winated cousTEssES, LA DIES, QUEEN's RAGS, and WESTMORLAND SLATES, for Seri:lee this Depar,:ment, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of . One Year, span Not;t:e of Three 1 i0n..%'.3., at the Option of either Party.' Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Cendi tions• V,„the Contract, may be known at the ,‘S'eereeary's Wee, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Dyy bet t uc t :a'tke flOurS vet Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must he tte livered, sealed up, and endorsed, " ilropusals fur Males ;" but no Proposal can he aoliniAted afttr sizia. 21st 'lnstant, at 'Twelve o'clock at Nwni of the same day, neither will au/ Tcndi-r be nblieed, unless the Party making it, cr aor <isent in his belarlf, shall attend; jj . y Orricr qf the Board, I?. H. CRE:f"; Seeretari; OFFICE OF ORMV2I.-YCE, April 5, 18.1,5 TH E• P R INC." P-1 L OFFICERS of His MA: JESTY'S ORDNAINC,F; d.. here? give 21'otice, that 'l 6 ;•oposats will be received at their 0.1 rr before friday, the elst Instant, from such Persons as masr be witting to undertc,*e the .S'appli; of various drticics termed PETTY SMPTIONARY, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determitable after the E.T.piration of One Year, upon Notice of .Three Ilibnths, at the Option of eithei Party. Patterns and Samples of the Articles may le . viewed, :Tow application at the prineipal Storekeeper's O f fice in the Tower ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Con &lions of the Contractimay be known at the Secretary's Office in raft-;31 - all aforesaid, any day between the flours of Ten and Four o'Cloch; where the Proposals must be delivered , sealed up; and endorsed " Pr o p osa l s f o t Petty Emptionary Articles;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 21st Instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, nei ther will any Tender he notit'ed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOC"FOR Y the EFFICACY df, DR. BOER HAAVE'S INFALLIBLE RED PiLL, (4s. 6d. only per box), Persons of either Sex (assisted by the invaluable .copious Di rections therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectuitily a Certain Insidious Disease, and to facilitate the Recovery of Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secresy, in a few days. 1, 4 4, For Biliotts Diseases, Seurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity of Blood, the efficacy of this Medicine is so well known and highly attested for 50 years past, that any further comment is rendered unnecessary. Another supply is just received by S. Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, London. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. ViVIIEN the spark of life begins.to grow dint, VY the circulation languid, and the mental faculties impaired, by those mclaticlibly infirmities which torment the minds and exhanst the strength of the enfeebled votaries of pleasure.—Dr. VIEN El.'s TONIC REMEDY is proved by ex perience to be the most certain, safe, 'and permanent Medi cine ever di,covered. In every degree,of muscular vascular relaxatisn, weakness, or atony,Thi—either sex, the invig.4rating and re-animating powers of this balmy Remedy are speedily manifested ; it is not, however, by exciting a temporary stimulus or irritation that those desirable effects are projuced, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhili rating the animal spirits, The tonic effects of this divine Re medy restores the languid, debilitated, nervous, and ►e laxed,• of both sexes, from the mortificatio►: of being an in cuu►brance to society, to the most gratifying And dignified station of Consorts and Parents. Dr. Venel's Tonic Remedy is-prepared and sold, r•ltoksale and retail, by the Proprietor, at his house, No. 14, New North-street, ltcd-lion-square price 109. 6d. pr.: packet, four in one ,for 335. duty included.—Sold also, by appoint , ment, at 13acutes, 150, Oxford-street ; Richards's, 193, Strand ; Sutton's, Corner of Southampton-street, Holborn ; and by all respectable Aledicine 4 Ventlers in Town and Country. • iiii;