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NUMBER 33721 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLErs, • - • wr.s.tstrusalia-sainox. tinder the Patronage of Their R.LayaLllightiesses the Pat! , ler. of WALES and hull of Yo4x, N MONDAY NEXT, July r r, will he pre. , O sented (never performed) a new Military and Naval . SpeEtacie Divertisement, called 1 NVASION ; • " Or, ALI. FOR OUR COUNTRY. -• In which will be pourtrayed the following new Scenes Dover C I iirs.and Castle ; Song, " Tire Land we live in."— View near Canterbury ; Duet, " Co Soldier, go ; thy Country, calls."—.View .on .the I{.,ctuisit -Coast.; " The Loyal' Britons, all for their Country ;" with appropriate Dances.--A ` iew of the ,Tower; Song, " Chip of the . Block."--A Sea View, Ittitons triumphant, Quarter..deck of La Loire; the intrepidity of - Captain M:ntland . ,. Lieute nants Temple and Bowen, and . the brave Volunteers. — View of' the isle of lias; the French Brig La Veuteur gallantly boarded';nd taken by - British Valour.—View of Plymouth Harbour; the French Ben; safe in Fort ; Song anti Chorus, " In detenLe of our Country,and King." The Reeitaiive, Songs, See: written by Mr. V To N The Dances ; by Mans. ST. PI LAKE. The Music, with a new .Medley Overture, by Mr. LAW, RENCE. The Scenery designed lt, Mr. (.; rieve„• and executed by hint, Messrs. Smith, CLak,.an,i A., i stants. The Propeives by Sesso. 13radwell, And the whcle.prod.:ced by Mr. :e Y, Jon. • Preceding the ak,ove (-13th e), tf•. , a Come Panto -b>:, Mr. Laurent, called ;• , • • Or , ' HARLLQUIN ROBBER'.. Colutnbine, Mrs. WYB ROW ; 6 . 0tl Clown, Mr. LAC/RENT,- In the course at 'the Pantomime, a new- Local Effusion, by Inliannot, called THE CORSICAN' FAIRY. .EQUESTRIAN EII.CISE,S, by 'Messrs. SMITH, CROSSMAN, dec. Whom Mr. A,s-r ry, jun, has le-engage.d at a great ex pence. The Evening's .Entertainment toconclude with the popular . - Speci.,cle of - • M• 4 NiqqA) ; • • Or, THE CASTLE 'OF O'FRANTO. • Doore.to be binned at Hailpast The, to begin at Half-past, . 14ix WC:lack. Box 45. Second Price, 25.—Pit, 25. Second Price, rs..— (411, ts. Swami YricC 64. Second Price to commence at Half,past'Eight precisely. Places. to 'b taken of - Mrs. Connell, at the Bux-011ice, Westminster-Bridge, trotn Ten tilt .ive b'Cloek. DERKINEAN ,SOCIFTY..- PUBLIC DIN, N E R.—The Perkinean Institution, for the Relief of the afiteted Poor, by the use cif the NI RTA TRAC . To RS. being this Dly opened for the reception of Patients. at NO. 3, Frith-street, Soho. the Friends of this Charity are invited to PIN E at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Straod, ' an Friday the tsth of July. Sr/VARDS Calonel Swcedland, Waleot Place, T,amheth. George Erviiig,..Esq. George-street, I-Luiover-square. - . „.. Henry Grimston, Esq. Young-street, Kensington. Mr. Richard TeetYLancaster court, Strand. • • • Pinner on the , Table at Five o'Clock-precisely. Tickets, los. 6d. each, to be had of the Stewards; at the Bar of the Tavern; or of the Societary, at tho Institution, No Col. WILLIAM COX, Set. :V( TA,NTED, in a LA DY's BOARDING. "Ibr V SCHOOL near London, a Young Lady as an Articl4l APPRENIICE. For particulars phase to inquire at Mr. Moggridges, pie- to 6._ • . • THEAT . RICAL ADVERTI'SEME‘NT._ WANTEI3, a YOUNG, GENTLEMAN in the. Virst Line of Gonteel. Comedy, who is likewise capable of pertorining the Youthful Charaeters in Tragedy. 'Letters, post:paid, addressed to Mr. Robertson, Manager or the Lincoln Company Theatre, Peterborough, North. . amptonshire, will he attended to. Al . so warned a NI usician to lead in the Orchestra ; a Single • Mari will to preterred. None need apply who. cannot he recommended as experi enced in these rez,pcdiveyrOessions. PRIVATE EIN,C . A . TION. IN a CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY, pleaontly situated in Kent, Twekve Young Gentleinen, not above the Age of Twelve Years, are instrucled in the Classics and otter -parts of. useful and Ontamental Learning. The Terms .are Fitly Guineas a Year. 'Printed particulars and the address may he hid of Mr. White, Jiookactler, Fleet-street; Mr. Faulder, New Bond street. NEW INVENTED WATER-PROOF HOOTS and • EDWARD MOGGRIDGE, ..No. 44., Ludgate . . bill, London, begs leave to Inform his Ettends and the Public in genceal, that after Many years attention - and ex pe.. rience, It: has to oiler them litM TS and SI I Lt Ls, WA P ) with perfeet confidence of their being far superior to any ever made. • He inaktitthe lightest itrvss Snoei and Loots Water-proof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. He re commends thenv on shootine oxeur s ia ns , as n., , vater tan pe netrate... Likewise liis - New-invi;oredSlooTlNG Br)ots., Leather prepared in this way; has the . advantage of lastinif twice as long as Leather dressed in the . otrunon An article of such general utility will no tlOubt attracl the attention, of the Public, and induce those who have a real value for their health to apply at his Manufactory, as above. .1-le-has no connexion with any other Howes in London. E. M. will thank those of his Friends, Anil the , Public ; who may favour him with their orders, to apprize hint as earl) as possible,. as it will enable hbn to execute their Corn. titaita without disippo , iittnent . N. B. A large assortment tit Boots and Shoes, Waterproof and oiheiwise, constantly kept for the •E,43; and West India Tads. iviercnants and Captains liberally treated with. ROMAN CEMENT. T.T.' is the-Prorrty,a ettnent or Mortar, to JL become hard and impenetrable to Water within a few hour's, even if exposed to the action of the Sea ; and also to form a :very strong union With 13riCk and Stone. I t .commuf nicateS unComnion strength to Buildings, and must thereforf propqrtionally increase .their stability and dur at i on . I n A l t foundations whatever, but particularly in the construe. tion. of Docks, .Wharfs,, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Drains, Mill Maces, Vats, and other Aquatic Ettuldingi ; its utility anti advantage are unquestionabin i-end it forivis the hardiest and most STONELIK r. STUCc() knowa in this COnnnY. ' ll,l anufttittated by l'arker and Co. Bankside, London. • . AA-ORGAN' and SANDERS's New - Invented -Lvi Imperial Dininl Tables *and Portable Chairs'; the much-adnUred Patent 1 rass,serew tiedsteads, sofa Beds aml Chair Beds, with a general Stock of Lipholstcry and Cahniet Attic:los, upon improved principles - , tOr the tuntishutg Houses cumpltte, _ _ No. 16 and ty, Cattleline-Street, Strand. The Imperial Dining Tables are allo,wed_to the tinniest and Most complete set of Tables ever yet invented ; elegant' Dutne Beds, with t ie w-d es ieii.al Window Curtains, en Atiite ; nevi-irrentcd Musquitto Couch Beds for Foreign climates, Mattresses, and Bedding complete;. every Article Inahe Upholstery ant i Cabinet executed in the hest - and most. Modern stile o f, Filsilion :nil Taste, and of the choi.aist Materials anti higli,l4,iAcil WQrkinali:liii), • lly MURCIA N anciS4NDIi,RS, ~Furnishing Itolsterets and C Makers, No. 16, and 17, Catherine -street, Strand. N. B. 't'o prevent :mistakes, phase to notiq the Num bers, 16 and x 7. • SATURDAY, JULY 9, sBc3. SECRETARY's OFFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, . :fuly 8, t8:.3. • THESE are, by Or,le,r of .the Right H snourage the 'LORDS ana. otheri:, CONIMISSIONERS, managirg , the A s ti:firs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give `notice, that : all Out-Pensioners (as well Lette,rtneti as o th e rs) h e toning to the Hospital, residiiii.; in I.4uuloil, or \violin Twenty-five thereof, are requi•ed n;.appe.ar persi,nitilv, and Re i; iinciitally, at ;Iw Socretari's.Ottice, in the said Hospital, on the rspeittive diys unn:rmelitioned, when attendance will be given frtlin Mite o'Clot.k in the Morning, untirThttc in the Afternoon, viz, • On F.RI DAY, JULY ts. • The Perisioner3 - from . the tst ad izd Regiments - of; Life Guards ; the,l4te tst and zi Tr•.,Ops of Horse Guards ,• the late tst and ad Troois'at Horse Grenadier Guards; the Royot 1 - 10rt't • Guards, (Blues') ~•• the.pra:: , )oll c3tLirtis; the 4r.h, and 7th Regiments or Horse: all the and Fenktible Cavalry, the .Britisn Lion of Horse, wit: tiie Waggon Tram. Un SATUkfIAY,• WIN i 6. Tht Pensiondes from the Ist and Colastrafn RegifTICLItT of Foot Guards. On MONDAY, lUf.',Y 1?.. The Pensioners freint the 4 d Regiment of Foot Guards, min thuse twin the tilt to' the tali Regiments of Pc.at, in. elusive. can rungtmv, 1 tfLY 19. Those front the tali to the 3itit Region:mica' Vootiln. W E.DN E SPA V, 1 t.l 20, -flume from tk 3j'th to the 59th Regiments of Foot e in.- ' cl , l 4 lve. On TIRJASDAY, JULY zr: Th , se from the flah to tin: 39M Regiments cf Foot, in. elusive. On FRIDAY, limy zz. Those frord the 9.)th to the 135th Regiments of' Font in also the Pensioners froth the Queen's certnaii*Regie' inent, the African Corps, Loyal liisii,•• Loid Strathaven's, Majors Waller's, Elforil's„ and Fisn's Corps, the'Saitecii's Yericiole Corps, lima! Garrisonliattalioul, Cinque Pert. Lancashire.l44ltinirerso the Royal Hospital Corps, also the 4ffierican and other Corps, with the Militia. On SATU L RPAY, JULY 23. . - • Those from the Independent Companies of Invalids, Re duced Regiments of . Marines, and Lettermen. On NIONDAY, JULY as. The Serjcaivs trom the. Foot Guards at 14 - inepence per, diem, the Set',( tints, Corporals, - and l'rivate Men witu re-. ceive the increased P-.f.irsuiti on account or Blindness ; as also the Serjeants ct..oantkil tomi the late • Irirkpriident panics, who reed re Ow 540'0141 per .day ; with the i' ri yam Gentlemen who receive Annuities'froin the late. tat and 24.. Troops of Horse Gil - arils. • - -• • • And that all Ott- Pensioners as well Lettermen as others-) belonging to the- said liospitai, who Eve at a greAt-r (listay,ix thrn Twenty-live Miles 'troll 1 , and th .se tit Scot.: land and Ireland, are hereby rcq commanded, .axter the 25th of Uecervi , iin next, aiiu a, e.ery succeeding 25tl of June and asili of De.;einuer, mil -lit tier 0.der,.., s ets Apply to oil,: of. His Maje ty's jostle. ihe Peal ...in iue neigh brwrilood where they &sae, and nake the- 'following ANl davit, winch the said niosirat.. -tor the. County, City, borough, or. Riding, heroic whont,the Pensioner appears, will sign and d.,te, viz. came bdure me, 0.,: .1 ,lis Majesty's " justices of the Peace for the Co,friti, o. ' . ' , awl " made tiath, twit he was admitted a:i Out-Pensioner Cit " ChelSCit Hosi,ital on the day of t 7 " ( or t 8 ,) from the Itegimeat.or , co:run:tutted It y 11 W4S 'ht;il a ett . years, scrvixl in " the Army years, was ittschrxed tor . , and that ‘• he is 00 otherwise provided tor ov the Puhliz , -but Asa ",,Pensiutier of the saiiii - lospital, and iiu,V lives in tne Parish 46 of ' , in the Cotaily 'Ol . 1 S worn betore ow this day 4,1 180 ." The A iliciavtt, drawn a.c..ortinig to and attwed A Nl:ig.'atr4iC, sto .14. put up. MA cover; and sent by the General Post, dircztcd thus, " To the Right 4 , Honourable the Paymaster- Geueral, at the Horse Guards, 44 London." And Conntadarts, or Ouplicitte.4, of the said Affidavits, are to be reserved by the Out-Pensloners res k ico. tively, to be exiiib:ted to such Persons as shall be directed pay them, that inermay.bd. satistied that .411 sAch 'as may clamOut.renstonS arc tile. real Persons entitled to receive the sanie, And to the end that the Commissioneni for the Affairs of Cheisca Hospital may he satisfied that tit: Pensuelers are the same Persons who have passed their examinatnni, it is nerenv further directed, that such of them who hiYe A: , vett in, and have been discharged from; any 'of the Ite,ginients ; or inde pendent Companies of Invalitiso.are, not to Mention in their Affidavits such Regiment or Company of Invalids in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps or the Army, from which they were first discharged, and recorn. men d e d, an d received at Chelsea Hospital. • And as the general payments. in X reat Britain Ind I relzri, at the end of the CIISUIII4 six 111021 T ils, are.l reeutatial by the places Ot re:4idenee mentioned by the Pensioners, who are musterM at Chelsea ;in .person, and in the Indy of the Affidavits of those who lore at a distance, it is hereby ordered and titre H, that no person who shall change the place ut his abode given in at his muster, or speciUtl in. his Affidavit aforesaid, #nd who may apply for his Pension (exectiting.a the Officers of Excise nearest such place of abode), Otall te: ceikre the same, unless it appears - b) the Certiticaie ofresoeet able Persons, that Such removal was through unavoidable net;essity, which he et they could not foresee wevent. also herby notified, that none will lie ei:lered upon t h e p a y Lists of - thej sairrHospital, or be entitl-tt to receive any. Benefit thereto:ue • who shall not ad agreeably to these orders and di‘retlionsi And His Ntajesty has been pleased to command, on. this occasion, that alt the Lettermen, Serjeants, Trumpeters; and .Drunimers, on. the Out. Pension of t helsee, or Kilinain ham Hospitals, residieg within the above Distriet, whether discharged groin the Regular Cavalry. or Infantry, or front the Militia, of Fencibles, (such Med as by the HoSpital. Rpoks, are now more than Sixty Years of Age t or who have last a Limti, or they li)e-sight, or are Cripples, or .who re, eetved a Certificate of their tripl unfitness for further service, from any of .the Officers employed at the tietwral Examota. tion of Out-Pensiuners, in the Month of De‘einber tgoa, extepted) 'do, at the times of their appearance , as abOVe trientionej, put themselves ender the Orders or the Oftleers,, who have been appointed to take them in charge, and . to 6„;au:.e them to be examined, as to their fitness for Doty, either in the Army of Reserve, or on such other Service,' as MS Ma, jesty may think proper to mph/ them upon, tor the defence of the Realm.. "His Majesty is graciously pleased to deelare,lhat ;lithe said Letterrnen, SerrantS, Trumpeteri, and nruniniersoliall be considered as entitled to the P.enslon for tho Six Months, commencing front Midsummer last, notwit,itstanclingpose toured tit for Service Will continence Pay, according to the ranks= which they lielal•wben diScharged,fren't the respedive clays of their appearance, in ptirinanec of this Order. • his Majesty is further pleated•to detlare,' that every Man fouul fit fur Duty shall also 'he entitled, orrhis joining the Corps to which Ire sir be appointed, to receive a Bounty of One Pottild Five Shillings, or so much thereof as Shall, remain, atter Supplying grin with proper neceysaries. And it is hereby notified,' that eV( Out l'ensioners in Lon. ,clon,,or within. Twenty-five miles thereof, discNirged in the Ranks aforesaid, (except as above excepted) who shall not appear at the, times herein appointed, will be considered as otherwise provided for by C;Overninent, or as dead, and they aceordingly be struck offthe Books of the Out-Pension of, the said respeCtikie' Hospitals, of Chelsea or Kilinainham, Without any prospeel of being restored thereto: (.;. At/ST, • Secretary and Register, This I.).iy ws, ios 6,i. oci•:tikls, • 7 rr H E SOLICITOR's PRACTICh cm' the I CROWN SIDE of the cotlwrofictNG'sßENCll ; with A ppendix containing the rortriS nt P rttCedingS, tke 13y WII.1:1 A M HANDS; Solicitor, ,Atlthor of the Practice of Levying .te. London Printed for I . IlUtter worth, Fleet.street. Also, just published, price 6s. boards, A Chnipendium of tbe,Law's respelling the Poor; including the thgest 11Ott's Pijor Laws, and the nijudgerlCases and Aas of Par liattest, - 00 . 11tintICti 'Perin, I inelusive. • OPAL EXCHANGE. DIVISION of • LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS.—juIy 7 , 1303. At a niost numerous and rz..speetable .MeetingofMein hzr:, of tlh► Royal Exchange Division•of Loyal London Vu. lilideers, at the George and Vulture 'ravern, Cornhilli this Evening, Major BIRCH in the Chair, .The following Resolutions were moved by Capt. Vander com, and se. onded by Mr. tacks, and unanimously agreed to tst, That in the opinion '9f this Meeting, it is highly in cumbent on every gobd Subject 'in this Lana, .to render every assistance in his power.. to Uovernment, in the present critical situation otTPubitc AtErirs, to defeat the ambitious projeds and hostilee-preparations of the Common Enemy of Europe, made to overtliroiv the glorious Constitution of the British Empire, anti. ens lave rts F tee and Independent People. That the inhabitants of this City, who are capable of bearing anus, .ate power tally called upon by Abe; existing danger which tbruaretis them, to unite in. its defence, and • manifest to the Country at large their determination to share the toirs and difficulties to which they may be exposed, in cornmon with weir Fellove-Subjeds. • In,'Tliat.tiie Aleinbirs of t R.oyal Exchange . Division of Loyal' .I.ondou VolanLers, idstituted in I unc 1797, and tl'e first forma Corps of that description in tie City of London, deenty ~,nis.ble of th 6 utgent necessity firr every • cash? 4tAbis %:OililitiettlEV ;) `! . do; - individually, take the innst 4tivr iyt'orrorkltia 7 , t roin.Cu• f'ol'io Corps as elfre ,thre,is nor only by a strict personal a.ttentlan d iz to , their Duties as Soidiers, on their parts, but by an ;mi. nia:cal teal:to irWitt. Inmates and l'iterids to join this ,i•espeel, abl.l Hotly, expt6;.ly associated for the security of their Pr 0..., perry, the safety or the Metropolis, and the4.tet.dice of every thing' dear and valuable to them, as good Citizens, loyal Sub and tree-born 'tritons. 4th, That Getalemeh, residing in any part of thii City, .who May be desirous of pining this Asso..;ia lion,. shall he ballot n-al tor-at the First tlciitral COdintit tee after their names are pi oposnl : two blackballs to be an exclusion. . That the Expenve to each Member so to be ballotted ' for, 5h..11 not Two Utiii;ea, per Annum, andthat, at hi, own charge, he shall provide himself with Arms, A•ccou. tretnents, and Uht form, agreeably to a Pattern to be. regulated by the General Committee, winch will be calculated at as incrle..nne a rate as - possible. • btli, That each Individual of the Corps shall subscribe a Roll or Och:laratiOn, si4nifying his consent and approbation to abide by all such Rules and Regulations as inartrom time to time he Made amid punnul , , , .ated by i General Committee .1 the said Corps ; and also t .t they will make it-a point of honour (whenever in their p4m.t..1) diligently to attend at every Alu,rer and Field day, anti whin On duty cheerfully to obey • the Commands of tho Officer' or Officers under whom they quay be appointed to serve. • SAMUEL 131 RCH, Chairman. Ttes:olved unanimously, That tile Thanks of this Meeting be given tithe Chairman, fur his very handsome and proper !• conclutt on this oc..ision. Resolved unanitnnuily ' That these Resolutions be pub lished in tour Morning .end two Evening Papers. ELOCUTION.—PULPIT, BAR, AND SENATE. • AFTER the many PuMicationi which hide issued from the Pre , s, to ficiiiat2 Ithe Art of , READING and SPEAKING, anithe.in..onsiderable advintage. which' has accrued. •front thzir perusal, it is now almost generally admitted, that no =atm! is likely -Jo he so efficacious and speedily SUCCCatII AS ORAL' I NSTRU CTION.:: With 'this Conviction fully impressed upon his mind, a CL ERG V. of the Established Church, wholts, for a tong time, he sLibjeet a more than common attention, proposes pri. vately to assist a t;.! , ,V seleCt Gentlemen in the attamitunt of an Art so pttasingly ornamental to el;:ry one, but essentially necess'iry to those who belong.to the-ettutihri the Law, and the Senate. vernal illustration, of the :11rinci k , /1414.; in lqiFilltHc. dan a praaitzet Aistilay.4o4tostrilatirrea whitla rhey aro in tended to produce; will, it is . presnmed, create a more lively impression on the mind of their excellence, and be the means of their more speedy acquisition, than can be expected from merely perusing a dry tneOretical system of forms and pre cepts.' Not only those various graces and ornaments of which Vocution is susceptible, may, by this method, be mare re Ady acquired, but alt Novincialities and certain ImPrd pii,,Ties of Speech, which are unknown to those who use them, will be thereby corrected, and in a little time be en tirely amended. Letters, addressed to the Reverend Mr. R. • Globe Coffee house, Fleet.stteet, will reach the Advertiser, and a proper attention be pail In the Press, and speedily. will be published, 130k:wed, by Permi4sron To lli. Royal Ilignibess E of YORK, -Nlatshal, Comindaider in Chief of 11:$ Majesty's f pry. du;. Scc• ate. ftULES anti REGULATIONS for the FIELD EXERCISE and Mk.NCEUVkF:S of the FRENCH N FAN TRY. Tr.instatvl ttom the. French. In two , Vo lotne4tone of Detail, dtmlonecont.nning forty highly-finished Cot:vex-Oates ood atta.hccl Descriptions •• with explandcory Notes and illustrAive References to the I;ritish and Nrussida Systems ut . :ractics, 101 - 111 - MACDONALb, Esq. F.R.q. late loetltctunt-Cotoixt yt tne Royal- Cidn Alvin Regiment, Cointn.oldattt tai the tto::tI 'Edinburgh rlrtullery, :And Cap. ton of the corps. of E lig inem on the tseti‘ai Establish, meat. This interesting Work, with a Preface by ;he 'rranslator, amino:noes with the elm - .:a:toy instruction of the Rccruit, and conduCts the. Reader gradually, and systematically, .through ai.omprChensive detail ut to.: discipline or We Com pany siiikt I.l4ltstiiol) I.:omit:din t , with an accurate expiana. tiort and 111111t41C deSciiption of all . the requisite Move_ teems of the Line. This System. Ewing to the Frolt;h Army preci s ely what: that of General Duntlas is to the British, is ordered to be implicitly itilliert:d to by the ticspotic 'Wet of Fraocc. For - obvioas retsons, Words Of Command of Caution,' Explituatiun, and LAectitios, are given both in Eli4lish and French. To term a' judgment ot the ultimate design of an Enemy from previous Movements a knoWledg t e of his Tattics is ds:ernad iiidispeotable i 11 . is therefore, tinii ce....43:y to suggvA 41),v !,:fY, important it is, that Officers of even . c i vic: 6 l l mo :o 11 1 , : I:, hist) Army should, It a jterioil the presztit, -posg-.ss the itooye useful Work. Printed for the Traiislat4 ;; and to be T. Egerton, Whitclhall; It , Faultier, Bu.td:street ; arld j, Pebrett; and 1. Mocha-Al, ANt . cDorEs OF ANIMALS.. • •I'lits Day was,publislted, in Three Volumes, 06tavo, trice 170. in boards, NIMAL BIOGRAPHX, (;•tuisisting of Au. thentia Ane,Aotel and. Charattertstie Traits of the Lives, 'Manners, and Economy ref 1110 ;11511, colietted front sevezal hundred ot the hoar tn,alan Voyages and Travels t aod from ex. eit,tv 4 . a i nd scarce Workt of Natural H.story, in y:trions and lariingett ac— Conlin& to the.Sygent of l•inmetji. 1.3 y the Rev..W. isiNuLEy, Fellow of the linnwao Society, and late of . St. Peter's Col. Cuinbiidge. The Anti-Jacobin Review, for the present month, amidst a varietyof other ent.ontitiois ou toe plan, eXetat. tion of ihis WUrk, obstrves, cutinons, in a cOmpa -Litively small compsiss, a COropentritint o!' Natural History, ppliared with last,: and 4rratigen with rey,ul4. my awl persp s iciiity. "i'ltc Author has Ocerud tiacottithon tlitigetteg aitti industry in his ,:olleetion ut ficts. flis stile ht easy aa:i I) , tr.il)“,:itotts, his rtornarks are apposit:, ittgtmtt,:us, !Itti aCtite, and l i t: siltleis oppotuoity o;,.;:ivt;ot c.oirety. his t;Ait,. a good f digious, and tnorat p4c4,:epto." Plinth: for iticiurd Pitiitivs, No, 7t, St. I . '4l's Church. to be had. of all, 13aulv,sellors. , _ _ _ ••Ut ,vtii.int iirly be 11:44t, Dr.' Mayor's Nattma Hiitory . .or the the - of Schools, il -Ittstritra With ettgra,red Repreaentarioni of two hundred Ob it:4l:i, Nice Ss, botiud, or %s4th tile 1 1 14, Foloured, price liall-a:&uine.i. • TR,22I'SFORT OFFICE, :An, 2j, ISn3.. • nr HE COMMISSIONERS . C •oduccii*- 1 r 1114,7ESTY't ORT RPICE,-and7fi , Care and -Cllitt,4s. of Pri.ttheert of fri , :tr, do her,.,!,:y , that thty wilt be ready .ore Fuesdaf ibt . 2f3; tbit pYce, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat . • . 4ons as may he wilfirtg• Coutraa .PICTUSL.I-1. SON.gia OF 1944 K in tf.cata), Pont the, ter d fot next, for tix Months certain, 74 , ittt tbree :11,ntbo: ncti,r tinuance, at ler Mal per day, 42r the t, ;.; PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, STAPLETON, near BRISTOL, NORMAN C ROSS,.# , :d • CHATHAM. Further partierdars may 6e knoti.n. by aPptil-g at !hi; o..fitce, r to :be, dgen! for ,Pri,,ners of ;go , .2t ..the .164ve fi.;c4...- rt. tpeaiveo, . No Trader: sh , ill be received after Oat o'C':;ck, on the d.ty of treaty, nfr any noticed, utlers tbesPartirs, or., /ken!: for tbent, pei 4'o gal& attend. . . N. 13. .Earb rev2er mutt he accompanied with :i, 1....tte.• il' (leo respraoble P4's IV 7 4. 'ol,gat:in4 to bfr . ).'ne bvi4f: 4 ''''''ily ie l'''' • sav ion:, p• 4.1 g, 14 t,be reni.qt:.)ca. je,. t4e ieue ;.,, , ,f, •,a •e- ',.,,C 3 ii. CONlrai a. r • P I RICE SIXPENCE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, - jaq , 72,6, THE PRINCIPAL oFFICERs, , ,f yEscr, oRDN3Arcit herd" 17 , at they art seady to receive Prop:aft' at rho" - Gym-, iH St. :iiarga. t. street,lVestmhster,dicon suco l'erso , 4 as tip-4 , 101a Ivo kprcti.ot :be ft/lowing Arti- les of 01.1 frvn new lying in the Store:, at II 4.llViCh i#:07101 Toms. 2800 Old Iron Guns, about • • . - Mcial 'arising trout unserviceable and uuizeable R.,tiiid Shot and Shells.abotte,- - Unserviceable ddoole-ne,,d,:tl Shot, about • . ' Old Iron Nlortars and I ron B.:cis ' . - 1.7. v) No off he axeclied for a lets pawl!) , than too the Purchasers inwt engage to remove their Jt'veraf 11:114. WO months front the day of salt, wider pal', ?Lice - lei:l , w posit money. 7'be Proposals to be de/Pt/ere-I sealed, and viarkeil the ogtsiate, ' " ProposAl s for the purchasr: of Old . No Pr,pa..:4' svill 6e rtieleed Inc 14:1i next. By Order if # ord. aFFE.II. ORDN,INCA. _ • , 1 14(y 2, "115°3. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Ai.L. yEsTri oRDN4NcE, bereby giz;e,Natiet, fiat tbey trill be rea , .(i'' at thei) 01lice, in St; Margara-sheet, Wea n:hitter, TUESD4I I Op 0.4) instant, reeekke Proposals from met, rerwre as mar be aOle to un,iertake the Supply of a large e.:antio of !RUN -WORK and 11 . 0017 -If 'ORK,,,gcr.GUN CARIi I elt; ES and 4.1.141/U.V/I . [ON W.i.IGGONS aceordi. n g to Patterns and Descriptions, .11.4. , :eb may be seen and tvatnintd, stp.)n appliration to ter Rgal Caro'age Pepqrtment at 11.7.4wieb, any 'Day between the Ilours of len amir Pour Tie delivery of to be made .;viti) the qtfirkest dia p trcu r, r. sible, and Payment t,) be ni.t.le in RAttil'y 'Upon dot. tde9 , .. The Pr4olals to be delivered on or 1,..6re the to.tb issaanl, the Secret.ity's te;ce, Jealra Up, and mark.;d On ' t , : s e 9 51 1 41 e ." Pro posal's Itir Irna Work for i;uo Coinages and Ammunition Waggons, and Psoposals for Wood Work for Gin carriages ant Ammunition Witggona,'' with the Manse if the . Pet . 4ovs• making the olirs. thit Ba.zri, R. N. ,CREW, See„ OFFJC2C OF ORDNAIsiCE, . • , • • - .74 2 . kF.3. f- r HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili: MA. yE.l7"l":t7' O R DNA NCB do ker,%by give Nader, that tho , will be reale at "their Ogee, in .Vt. ,Viargaret-steert, West. 'ininste.., on ihdnesday the f3th instant, to receive P ,, ,posals irons such Person's` as mil , bt , rolaing to 4uPPLV TWEIVrY SAND STAVES pr PIIZS, to' be used in the L.rni Service, or any Part oftb.ll zNhember. To Ge delivered at the nye?, is the store clore Month, or sooner If kossiisle, front the time the Agr•erne.it ioecllll4. Tic Staws to r.).nriit cf well. seasoned Ash, to te seven Fat and an ball in length, and four Matt in chTlintfarne e • • The Proprtals to be delivePed at the Secretary's Office, sealed, and marked on the outside, .•Proposal s 'for the Supply of Pike Stavcs for the Ortlim'se Service," aid Ivith the Nine 41 . the APO' ',raking the Ver ; one no Proposals ke received aster the 131.6 kyrsua4ce q this 4dvertisentent. • ley Orikr tkr Lia rd, , R. H. CREIF, Sec. OFFICE 19F CRpNAA.CE, . • • 2,, 180 3 . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Mt 'MA., lES7"I"s Ult ONANCE do hereby give Nvice, that aura Permit at t,ansotitted Proposals for futnistaing the Otdrrance Service with rents, Tent. Makers ArtiF c 'et,'Sail-Makees Articles, 'and Bedding, lit pamtuance el an Adzyrtisement dated the Itat `ult.' may receive their Priv , ,ardi unopened, 6 applying for tir save at the Office of Ordna , ce, in St. Alai gaxel..s:reet,' 'tint vti4 Stet ; , getter is hes ehy pother given, that the Board of o r dnane .will 4e ready .3 41fonday the IStb . init. to receive' ten.' deer ,licint 'ach rerims as may be to uttelcrtah the supply. of such Aciticici upon' s4 - Pa:ate cowraas, for a . periOd-o' th , ec Years,. c.);7_,wanable I'.vtern;.,ed Specimen:, 14.hich miy he iq spettid at it, nuex-, apPliea:iot to tiec Cbiel Clc) k 4rdCe th , Priwipat.' Sto'rkeeper,ol the Ordinance, •where printed Cox , d.'tio;' , of the Contra. 3 the Articier 1, be f u otia(i f a i r be received bysad) l'ers;,lls'wh, atend making Pioposah Jar same. The Propd.ral: to 4,- a'clivoei at t4e Secrrt.try'i- Ogee, io St, .11farioret..31tec:, .trale4l vj, with the N am , .1-'trsatt . and sjelet to be fterithhed Cl/ thi Nth tie • Tiwgier 14111 44. admitted after iht , igth .gy Order of tbe- R. H. CREW; See. • uericE, ORDNANCE, , id ) , 2, !Rol'. r - rflE- PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf, 11.J.,1,.. jF.)" . l"'}'!.s ORDNANCE do lord give Notice, ilat wit; , c.cly, ..t ; it Office, ht St. ,illicgarei,ttreet, mintier, of: or. k e /..re 11,.,1 , ie5d4Y . the toth llntant, i 0 rece;ue P. tosedv . 1;1 , r J el, Pe. as rtr.tv be-v.4lllns-to undertake the P; o fientance of P.IIA; 1;640". NO RIC, aid iii Slipply of FRR.I" A. 0.1'1C1.1. for the; ,'ecvice of ;ter Otdnance . .at Tower, Westitiiwitec, arc a, ding to the 401 Conditions whirl) may be leen wpon application at tbe . Sett—. (4,y,'.1 Office, .u.bere the P... 191414 aft to be delivered, .telc'ed and marked on Me entl . -liie, " Proposals tor Painters Wofk the Or.tnaticeService."—No Propotalt eatt be received after the lnttant. By 0.1,1 , of tbe Board, R.'II.CREII-;'Ser, TO TUE ARMY _ . . This Day wits pnblished, ptice7p; in toaidl,.- TE's SOLDIER') FRIEND . .or . the Yien:Eic nf flt ' . .." . • _pteerving and restoring the ALTI), of 'MILI TARY' MEN in the variou Cit.notes and eireniniTaiii t* i n , whleh their Duty i ‘ tv i r t ili . y l. l .‘ 4 A a r eb 5 t ., .:611, t, $ ,g. A. • Surgcon to the Bloinnsbary I..ll,4petnthy, Sce., dec. Prinv:d tvr Itic.hard l'hi;iiiis, Ny, 7i, St. P401'6. i..gliiircli. yard • awl to to ti;ici of all 11 90 4 sc iieri. I f whom ivay be had, ' . . Th.:British Niiiit4ry Libr,iry, tiong the complete t and t i,,,,. ,most coniptaiCtit:ilic Systcn% or Modern' Mdir.i . rf TAclice. existing in any Language, with one, hundred•CoPpertphiccs, in two Large Volormii, 4to. pricy Four Vuitmtit aid 4 'UV IL,. b altili. - ' . ' ' ' . - ' ' t t: )Iv , ; tv; ~,:_