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-- - • .. let "c .-, y or .- . , `. 5.. • `,,c , , 4... I i f -, fill il li g , * ^' ,''''S ‘;‘,.,,St.-3 • - ~ c 4 . ..,,, "...., 4. . ._, .: ' , 4 • P...V ~,„ _ 7 pi. ,_,_ . .t• ,--r - _-: 0 U N .. . c 7 ..,1-... „:4 1 / 4 :, ..,..; 4•,.„,..,'"",..., . ... II PI - . . '~~.. T ~ S i UMBER 3337.) MONDiIY, MAY 30, 1803. IPRTCE ' . NOVELTY. 4 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, wss - rminsTEß-Isatooz. tinder the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the IrPrince of Wales and Duke of York. HIS EVF,NING, May 30, and Five following Evenings, will be presented. a most uncommon Dis play of HORSEMANSHIP, By the first Troop of Equestrians in Europe, at the Head of ,Ithom are those celebrated Performers, Messrs. SMITH and CROSSMAN, being the last Week but three of their Engageme,itt. la the course of the Evening, Mr. SMITH will, for the fitsttime these three Years, go through his unpara ll eled Performances on the-SLACK ROPE, drawing himself up iti a surprisi n g manner fifteen feet high by his Teeth bilyer performed, an entire New Spetiacle, in Two /kits, 4ken from a Gothic Story translated by William Mar— than, Esq. from the original Italian of Onufrio Mut'alto, Canon of the Church of St. Nicolas, at Otranto ; written pyMr. Bradwell, consisting of Songs, Duets, Chorusses, ri Ailion, with extensive Combats, brilliant Scenery, achlnery, Dresses, and Pageantry, called MANFRED Or, THE CASTLE OrOTRANTO. Principal Charailers Frederic (Father t o I sa b e ll a ), M r . LA U R r.N T • 'ltrorne (Count F a l conera , di sguise d as a Fr i ar ) , Mi. MER CEROT-; Theodore (his Son, rightful to Alfonso the Good), Mr. GOMERY; (agues, Mr. THORPE ; Diego Mr. )OHANNOT ; Two Knights, friends to Frederic, Messrs. PINCOTT and TAYLOR; Vassal, Mr. BOULANGF ; /tigrs, Messrs. FOX, DECASTRO, RIBBON, DICK INSON, and FISHER; And Manfred, the Usurping Prince, Mr. CROSSMAN. Hippolita (Wife of Manfred), Mrs. WAL LACK ; Matilda (her Daughter), Mrs. tvl ERCE ROT ; Bianca (her attendant Confidant), Mrs. HERBERT And Isabella, Princess of Vicenza, Madame VOLANC E. Nuns, Friars, Attendants, Soldiers of Manfred's- Party, Guards, 3cc. of Frederic's Party, Vassals, &c. kc. The whole of the Scenery designed by Mr. Grieve, and exc. cuted by him, Messrs. Smith, Mortrirn and Son, Thorn, Evans, ace. The New Overture and Music composed by Mt. Lawrence, sisals° part by Mr. Broad. The Properties, Banners, kc. by Mr. Bradwell. The Pantomime composed, adapted for the Stage, and 'pro. duced by Mr. AsTL EY, jun. Preceding which. and for one Week longer, the New Ballet of AC:lion, composed by. Mons. St. Pierre, called THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT. Principal Characters, Mons. MERCEROT, Mt. DECASTRO, 'And Mons. ST. PIERRE. Madame MERCEROT, Miss I ENK INSON, Miss 101-lANNOT, Mrs. W A LLACK. And Madams VOLANGE. The whole to conclude with (for the last' Week but two) the Grand and Popular Harlectuinade, with extensive Scenery and Machinery, uncommon Changes, Magical Tricks, &c. called SILVER STAR. Delineating, Its twenty-three entirely New Scenes, various extraordinary. Adventures at the matey Hero, and ltaif breadth Escapes of his Attalla's'. In th e course o f th e P a nt o mime %On be pourtrayed, ansxaet Representation of the Procession to the INSTALLA TION. Doors to be opened at Half.past Five, to begin at Half-past Six _Box 43 . S econ d P r i ce , is .—Pi t , 25 . S econ d Price, La.-- kia s i k !. Is. Scond Price 6d Tag l a Price to commence at Half-past Eight precl!ely. roinstPr B ,,*.%kstq of Mr.. Connell, at the Bos-Otike, nom & ett-wai Three o'Clock. --- ~ WANTED, SIX THOWANJ) . POUND.,, at Six per Cent. in one Sum, or in Sums not less than Two Thousand Pound-, to be secured tly Mortgage on rn an unincubcred E State in I r - eiand of Sixteen Hundred Pounds per Annum. For p a rticulate, apply to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor, Ely-place, llolborn I rid .0 on. ApAYMMTER on the Half-Pay of a Re. educed Corps, upon application by Letter (post -paid) to I'. M. Old Slaughter's Coffee:house, London, may have an Exchange to Full Pay in an Old Regiment in the Wear Inches. - • IPIERIGORD PIES, JAMBONS GLACES, aux TRUFFES, and LANGUE FOUR EES, just import ed. in excellent Conditions , by W, HICKSON, No, 170, Stra dn. The Pies consist of Pheasants, Woodcocks, Par -sdges, and Leverets. Also a large rpiantity of fine French !?ives, real Bologna and. Brunswick Sausages, fine French i'Jekled Oysters, Nettfenatel Cheeses, Dutch Beef, Stilton a nd Parmesan Cheese ; superior Essence of Anchovies, and Sauces of all kinds Oils,liams, and every Article the Oil and Italian 'Trade. . May 17. 1203. WAR. To the OFFICERS .ot . MS MA I ESTIM ROYALNAVY • and A R it 7 Y.. # • .1011 N BURGUSS aild SON take this early op. a portunity, in the. renewal of War, to solicit the favours of their- Friends, the Officets of the R iv.kl Navy and Army, whom they had toe honour of before ti. '.llg out. Officers going to the East or West Ihdies, or upon a Sta tionary Situation., 'can be provided regularly with Stbres, as will keep good in any Climate, Upon the shortest notice% Families in general are respeafully informed, titey have lately imported a large quantity !of Parmesan, Gruyer, and Chapziger Cheese, . French Moutaide Maille, Nev Salad Oil, Gorgona Ancovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca pers, Westphalia Hams, Rein Deers TonAues, &C. dm% Warehouse, 'No. 107, Corner of the Savoy S6:ps, Strand, -London, TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS: rirHE KING having been pleased 'to grant unto GEORGE and WALTER BEAUMONT, of South Crossland, near Huddersfield, His R o y a l Letters Patent for the Discovery of a Composition by the use of which not only Two-thirds of the Oil at present consumed in the Manufac. luring of Woollens is saved, but the Worklaetter performed the Patentees do hereby g ive Notice, that they are willing to treat with a n y Manutaaurer for the Privilege of adopting their Discovery, on Terms Advantageous and Honourable; and they further signify their intention (in order to accommo. date Manufatturers residing in various parts of the Kingdom) to appoint' Agents in the principal Mantifaeloring Counties as soon as possible, who will be empowered to grant Li. teences for the use of their Composition ,• in the interim, par ticulars will be given, and the Terms made known by personal application, . Or Letters (post paid) addressed to the Paten tees, South Crossland, near Huddersfield. Goth May, 1803. hlll-tTARY TUTIOiI,WOOLWICH COMMON, MR. B ONNYCASTLE, M4thematical Mater of the Royal Military Academy at IVoolwich,' and r. -H M M 1 1, continue with proper Assistants, to instruct young Gentlemen, designed for the Army, in the various Branches of a Military Education. The Plan of Studies consists ofall such parts of Mathema tien and Nat Ural Philosophy, as are conneded with a Military Profession: Also Geography, Fortification, Artillery, Tactics, Plan . Drawing, Surveying, Levelling, Reconnoitring, with The Method of tracing Works on the Ground, and the princi 'plea and practice of the French and German LangUages: N. 13: Two vacations in the Year, of a month cash; on e at Christmas, an d t h e other tit Mi d summer; during wh i c h . nTie, however, any of the young Gentlemen arc allowed, if Tnyrt: convenient to their I. (tends to remain in. the House, where a M at h ematical Master resi des to attend them daily, the 'Abet Masters attending occa s io na lly. •** .For the Platt and Terms (lima as above, PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this In.. stitution, will be at the Freemasons' Tavern, Zreat Queen-street, on W I)N ES DA Y, Bth of June, 1803. PRESIDENT, . ' ' His Royal. Highness the DUKE of YORK. V ICE-I'R ES in ENTS, His Grace the Duke of Leeds' Hon. Philip Pusey Most Noble Mar. of Sa I isbu ry George Hardinger Esq. M. P, Rt. Hon. Earl of Ay lesford ames Sims, M.D. Rt. Hon. Earl Spencer ohn Harman, Esq. Rt.'Hon. Via. Bulkeley amuel Bosanquet, Esq. Rt. Hon. Vis. Creinnrne Isaac Walker, Esq. Edward Gale Bolden), F.sq. Treasurer. . ' STaw A RDS, . George Barnett, Esq. ' Edward Peppin, Esq. I v ohn Blades, Esq. john Clark Powell, Esq. John Hill, Esq. Daniel Henry Rucker, Esq. ohn Pascal Larkins ' Esq. . Hint Stacey, Esq. . Ashby Latham, Esq. James Steers, Esq. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Tickets ios. 6d. may be had of the Stewards; of Mr. Rooke, Secretary, Annourere.hair;Coleman-street ; at the Bar of the Tavern ; and of the Society's CoileEtors. To the .i' PRIETORS of &AST-INDIA STOCK. Lapirs ANT) GENTLXICZN. A N Opinion having generally prevailed that Iht I - 1. introduction of anotß4 Professional Person into the Uiredtion, who has been long conversant in your Maritime Concerns, would be conducive to the interests awl advan tage of the GoMpany, and being encou ra g e d by many respezt able Friends to offer myself to your notice, I take the liberty thus early to announce my intention of soliciting your suf frages on some future vacancy in the Direction. Having passed more than thirty years of my life in your Marine Service, and having been during that peridd a COM minder six voyages, and conducted several of your valuable Beet' in safety, I trust I shall not be thought unqualified for theirnportant trust to which I venture to aspire. I have tin Honour to be, with the greatest respea, LAntes and GENTLestaN, Your most obedient, and devoted Servant. • GEORGE MILLETT. No. I r 7, Leadenhall-street, 27th May, tSo3. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS. , r HE CREDITORS 'l,vic; --- il;e ---- proved their JL Debts under the Commission of Bankrupt against PEOKGE SMITH and fUHN C RRE, latoot Chepstow, in the County of Monmouth, Bankers, on tne joint F.statf: of the said Bankrupts, may receive a further Dividend ot Two Shillings and Sixpence in the Pound, by applying at Messrs. Juries, .Havard„ and Jones, No. 9, Manson. House Street, London, any day except Friday, between the Hours ot Ten and Four. And such Persons who will not attend themselves are desired to give new Orders to the Persons whom they appoint to receive such Dividend, as the Divi dend cannot be paid on the . Order tlx payment of former Dividends. TO HE LETT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, For a Term of Years, on a Repairing Lease, • AMost Alesirable• ESTATE,. consisting of a MANSION and '0 FFIC ES, and upwards of. One Hundred Acres of ungommont , rich Meadow Land,. compact, surrounding the Mansion, trairtiful ly situated in a Futtile nud Picturesque Country, within an easy Distance frornlcin don, on the Road to Newmarket. For turther particulars, inquire of Mr. Christie, Pall- Mall. COUNTY OF SOMERSET. A MANOR4'a ROYALTY, and Valuable FREEHOLb E•sTATE of nearly Twelve Hundred Acres, with lo tetn-nutik M ANSION un the same. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION, IN - ONE Lot,• By Mr. PLURA, By Order ot"the Trustees of OSHUA SCROPE, Esq. Ai the Exchange Coffee-House, in the City of Bristol, on • Tuesday the zsth of lune next, at izat Noon, THE Valuable Manor of EAST-HARPTREE ; also the Royalty or Lordshipof Richmond ;constitut ing one of the three Lords Royal or Mendip ; extending over the several Parishes of East-Harptree, West-Harptree, Compton-Martin, Übley, and part of Priddie, with right of Mines and Minerals on the new-inclosed Leads on Mendip in those Parishes, with Collrt Leet, Court-Baron, and other Manorial Rights. And good FREEHOLD LANDS ; Containing Eleven Hundred and Eighty- fi ve measured Acres, (principally in Dairy Farms) well watered ; Lett to respectable Tenants, parton Lease and part at Will, making a nett Rental of ELEV EN HUNDRED anti Ft FTY POUNDS a Year or thereabouts, Tenants paying Land-tax, and all outgoings.) Togetlia with Ten Leasehold Cottages, Outhouses, and Gardens,making a further quantity o f Twelve Acres of Land, ie yearly value of which is Sixty Pounds, or thereabouts. On a most desirable part of the Estate is a Nark of 4t Acres of Land, with a serpentine Walk, and thielt Shrub. bery planted round the same. Has lately been meted, an elegant FRE EsTo.N MANSION-NOOSE, iso Feet in Front, containing a Dining Parlour 36 Feet by 32 Veet, a Li brary of same Dimensions, with Drawing-room, Study, Breakfast Parlour, Entrance-hall, elegant light Stair-case, airy I.W-chamber's, and surtable Apartments, Kitchen, Hall, and other interior Offices ; Stabling for tz Horses ' double Coach.house, &c. conveniently detached Barn, artd other outhouses. _ _ _ The Gardena being spacious are walled round, and well cropped, and the Pruit.trees of the hest kinds are tome to full bearing. There is a new erected large Grape-house, with Suinnier and Garden Mouses, calculatedt for beauty and convenience. The lisay:ilty, on an average 9f seven Years, has produced from the Lord's Lot of Calcimine and Lead, 3081. los. 90. par Y car ; and there arc just grounds to expect a very large increase for a succession of years. This Estate is in a dry, healthy. and pleasant situation, within rz miles.of Bristol, is iniles ot Bath, and 7 miles of Wells, Somerset ; commands beautiful, rich, and extensive Prospects of refill:: Country ; in a neighbourhood fashionable; and respeCtable; abounding with Game, and well adapted fur a Sportsman, being a fine hunting country. particulars are now printing,' and will be soon issued ; and application may be made to Messrs. Brodrip and Mel. liar, Wells; Mr. Miles, Ston,gaston ; at Mr. loins Hall% Aldermanbuky ; and Mr. Plura's Bath ; where Plans o f t h e House, Park, Gardens, arc: may be seen. A. k . .REEHOLD.—LYMING'TOHAN TS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C ONTRACT, THAT Elegant and Commodious Mansion, call ed the G ROV E,HOUS F, with the gurniture, si tuate near the Town of Lymington ; and immediate Posses. sion may be had. The House has Dean recently enlarged, improved, and finished in a superior and substantial man ner. • It .eontains on the Ground Floor, a Drawing-room, 21 feet square, 12 in height ; Dining-room of the same dimen sit:ma ; Library, 23 feet by 17, 12 in height ; Breakfast Par lour, 11 feet by le, 9 feet 7 in height; with Offices . of every description complete and convenient. In the Attic Story are five large Beet-chambers, with two Dressing-rooms, four excellent Servants' Rooms, and a Laundry. There are good Kitchen,Gardens (partly walled) and a neat Shrubbery sur rounding the House, with a Coach-house and Stabling tor four Horses. The Furniture' is new within the' last %en Months, made of the very best materials, in the first style of elegance, and in good preservation. • Grove-House commands beautiful and extensive views of the Isle of Wight, the Sea, ansi the surrounding Country. That delightful Walk cailedt te G rove . a dj o ining, , is part of the Premises, and will be included in the Sale. For further Particulars (if by letter, post-paid) apply to Charles St. Barbi:, 'Esq. at the Rank in Lymington, who will deliver Tifitets for viewing the HOUK anti Furniture, ROYAL INSTITUTION. __, 'THE LECTURES on AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, delivered before the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, by Mr. DAVY, will be repeated in the Theatre of the Royal Institution. ' The first Ledture will he given on Tuesday, May; t, at Half past Two o' Clock, P . M. And the Days ter the succeeding Lectures, will. be Tues days, Thursdays, iltl'Fiidays. QUALIFICATION FOR .KILLING GAME. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TENDER, Fr WO Pieces of exceeding rich . FREEHOLD 1 FRESH MARSH LAND, exonerated of Land-Tax; Containing, by adineasurement, 30 Aelts,,t Rood, so Perches, little more-or less ; situate in the Parish Of Ivy Church, in Romney Marsh,- now in the oectrri.iiion of Mr. Edward Smith, under a Lease which will s cxnire on the lith tuber; ttlog.i at the yearly RQllt•Of 1191. Inquire of Mr. Joseph Selby, Attorney, Sandwich, Kent ; or ,Mr. john Weimer, Stock-broker, ilirchin,lane, London. This Day was Published, • Elegantly printed in Quarto, and embellished with En gravings, Price One Guinea in boards, ' A NON-MILITARY JOURNAL, or Obser /A. vations made in Egypt, describing the Country, its In. habitants, their blabbers and Customs; with illustrative Anecdotes, ih.a series of Letters: By an OFFIc ER upon the STAFF of the BRITISH • • ARMY. Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand ; sold also by I'. Egerton, Whitehall ; and 1. Harding, St. larleli'4- StreTt. • Day will be ptiblished, REPLY to some FINANCIAL misTATE. MENTS, in and out of Parliament. Printed for J. Hatchard, opposite.A.lbany-buildings., Pic. Of whom nity. he had, An extensive Assortment of the most esteemed Authors, and likewise modern Publications. In the Press, and speedily will be published, Part the First of . • T HE PHILOSOPHY of PLEASURE, Hy THOMAS MOORE, Esq. Printed for fames Carpenter. Old Bond-street. This Day was published, A New Edition, Price ti. us. 6d. in boards. of N HISTORY of the BRITISH 'EXPEDI s . TI ON to EGYPT : To which is subjoined a Sketch of me present State of that Country, and its Means of De fence; illustrated by Maps,.._ and a Portrait of Sir Ralph A bercromby. By Lieut. Col. Sir ROBERT WILSON, Knight of the I inqcrial Military Order of Maria Theresa. Printed for T. F,scrton, at the Military Library,Whitehall. N. B. A few Copies may In bath on large Paper, price al. as. in boards. GALVANISM. This Day is published, In a Quarto Volume, elevntly printed on a fine Paper, and illustrated with k;ngrAvings by Mr. Fitter, Historical En- .graver to ills M . ajesty,. Price I. Is. A N Account of the late IMPROVEMENTS .47.1 % ,- i n GALVANISM, with a Series of curious and tnte. resting Experiments, performed• lately before the 42onnis sioners tif the French NatiOnal Institute, and repeated in the Anatomical Theatres of London. . By JOHN' Professor .of Experimental Plulosophy in the University of Bologna, Mrmber of the Medkal and Galvanic Societies of Paris, the Medical Society of London, &e. • . T o - i s added an Appendix, containing the Author's Experiments on the bodrot a Malefaaor executed at New gate : Experiments of the same kind on the. bodies of three Criminals decapitated at Bologna, &c. &c. London.: Printed for Cuthell and Martin, Middle-row, nolotnxi i - and I. ..14....t.tray. Eleet"..:treet. . . This day was pubißbed, in Two Vols. small Oaavo, pric las. In boards, the Third Edition of O 1) ES of ANACREON, translated into Eng dish Verse by Thomas Moore, Esq Printed tbr 'lames Carpenter, Old Bond-street. ' . Of whom may be had, i. The Poetical Works of the late Thomas Little, Esq. the Fourth Edition, price 75: in boards. • 2. Oh Lady Fair! the Music and Words by Thomas Moore, Esq. price 3s. 3. When Time who. Steals, the Music and Words by Thomas Moore, Esq. price is. 6d. 4. Good Night, .the Music and Words by Thomas Moore, Esq. price as. Next Week wlll be published, . Price is. 6d. in lioardi, A New Edition, being the thirteenth of• ANew arui_accurate DESCRIPTION of all .the Direet ' and Principal Cross ROA DS.in ENGLAND and WALES, and part of the Roads. of .SCOTLAND,: With corre4t routes of the Mail Coaches ; _and a great variety' of new Achneasurements. Also, a Tihle.of the Heights of Mountains and other Eminences, from the Grand Trigogo metrical Survey of the Kingdom, under the direaion of Major Mudge: . An account of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Seats, and other remarkable Objeels near the Roads. • A General Index of the Roads to the didi:rent Towns ;'denoting the Counties in which they are situated, their Market Days, and the Inns which supply Post-horses : An Index to the Country. Seats A List of the Rates of the Postage of Let ters:, &c. acc. &c. - The whole greatly augmented and im proved by the assistance of Francis Freeling, Esq. Secretary to the Post-:Office, and of the - .Surveyors of the ProvinCial Distriels; under the authority of the Post-master General, By LIEUTENANT-COLONEL PATTERSON, Assistant QuarteroMaster General of His Majesty's Force*. - London ; Printed tiir the Proprietor, and sold by Messrs. Lotikman and Rees, Paternoster-row, and Mr. Faden, Char. log-cross. • This Day was published. in One Volume 061avo, Price ros. 6d: in boards, rrHE GAZETTEER of SCOTLAND; con. 11 taining a particular and concise description of the Counties, Parishes, Islands, Cities, Towns, Villages, Lakes, Rivers, Mountains, Valleks, 14c. of that kingdom : with an Account of the Political Constitution, History, Extent, Boundaries, State of Agriculture, Population, Natural His. tory, Buildings, Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, Roads, &c. I Ilustrated with an elegant Map. Printed for W. Chalmers, Dundee ; and sold by Longman and Recs, No. 39, Paternoster-row. WALKER ON COTTON TWAT. • This Day wts published, Price One Shilling, nBSERVATIONS founded on FACTS, upon the PROPRIETY or IMPROPRIETy of the EX PO RTATION of COTTON TWIST, '.fin' the purpose of - being Manufaaured into Cloth by ForeiSners, • By GEORGE .WALKER,_ Of the King's Remeinbrancer'S Office.. 4 ' Nothing extendate, or sot down aught in Malice.". - Printed .Idr Debi -at, oppoSite ,Burlington House, Pie. cattily ; and Sold- a l so by I. Asperne, No. 32, Conthill ; by the Booksellers of Matichester ind. Preston ;, and by 4. Constable. Edinburgh. ... , This Dav was, published, in Detain) Price as. A. PLAIN' DISCOURSE, on the 'Causes, Symp. turns, Nature and Cure, of the prevailing F.pidernicac Disease, termed, INFLUENZ A. JOH HERDMAN, Fellow of ßy the Roy a l College Su of rgeons -Edinburgh. Printed for Manners and Miller, and A. Constable, Edin. burgh ; and sold by Longman and Rea. ARMY CONTRACTS. . ~.- ". Costentissaty General': Office, ill Mory,'T!*-3. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Catantaraty Generally ready to rtielve Proposals for ruppfring sn.:b of Hislifajesty. Traopr or may be encamped in the coserse of the pre. sent Year in.the le/analog Distrias with BREAD, FOR4GE'i FUEL, and ST RAW S.ntb Propools 10 be sent in on nea r. fore the 3d rj. ya w next -Out none will be received after Twely:e o'Cleck ass that Day), and if lent by Post; the Postage to hi p.iid, viz,- Durham; North Di4tritl, - - Vorkshirei .Nortikurnberldn4. Norfolk, • - - -... Suirolk, - . - ' I.swx.l South' Distriet, - - . .. unsex. H • . aut*, - South.West.Distrid, sKeut, wilt s , '' Dorset.. . , . • • Devon, West Distria; - - Cornwill, SOTTlcirset. Middlesex, .. London Distria, - - Becks, ' Surrey. - East Distiit, The Particulars nfthe Coutrar, k bad trpc , x this Office; between the ilemr.; ire the 411061. Four the 4 . + ?s fly %I t* CO ,VTIZ Gr—erat's O r e , Great Gerge...itrtet, 25 ,1 ) 4114, s ba3. ITICE ;s hereby given to all . Person:- etesirot of cow 4,9ing lo supppl , yy 04 fIAY, and STRAW, t o the CAVALRY in-E.AR (jr.S in the Counties of 4114 EX and NOTTIAIGHA.it, the I . ..hliverk: tJ commence on and for the 2516 Day of ystne next e -th.:t Proposals in !Pilling, sealed up, and marked TENDERS .FOR ARMY SUPPLIES, will;{ received at this Office on or before the fals .f sail Month of une; but nose will he received after Twelve ','Clock on that Day.,—Proposals must' be made separatety for each CoN4, and if sent Post, the Portage to be paid. The Particulars of the Contra.. 9 uuy be had npan applicativ; at this Office, between the Hours of Ten in the Morning and Four in the Afternoon. THE LAW JOURNAL. HE Gentlemen of the Profession are reipeelfolly T infOrmed; that the Fourth Number of the Law j l t i r. nal, which iit to appear on the first day cif . ' une, will contain' full and accurate CASES, decided in the Courts of King's Bench and CoMmon Pleas in the present Easter Term; also soma focelit C.Cieli in the Court of Chancery. The new Arrangements, which have taken place in the condud of the Reporting Departmentoithia Work, will, it is presumed, confer additional value on it, and render it s:111 more acceptable to the Profession. The three first Numbers of the Journal may be had, price Half-a-Crown each 4, of all Booksellers. No. 71,'St. Church-yard, Miy so . 2803. .•'. , THE COW PDX. ' This Day was published, A Second Edition, price lialf-it-Crown in boards, illustrated with a Coloured Plate, represptinr front and profile Views of the Pustules, in ten sticeessive.Stages, A. CONCISE and POPULAR. VIEW of all the Fatis which have hitherto been ascertained, relative to the Practice of VACCINE INOCULATION,• tended for the U.se.of Persons who may be desirous of ex. tending its 13enclits in their. Families or Neighbourhoods. 13y C, R. 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This Day wits published, In One Volume, Quarto, price Two Guineas-and a Half, in Boards, embellished with nearly Thirty coloured Engray. ins, from Drawings taken on the Spot, r rRAVELS in TURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, And across the Desert into 'EGYPT, during the 'Veers £199, iBno, and 'Sot. in Company with the Turkish Army and the British M►litary Mission, which was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the Co►nmarul of General Kos ni.tit; containing Details of the P rtneedinge and Opera. tions of the Turkish Army under the Command of the Grt►nd Vizier, with suthentie and circumstantial Accounts "yrtho present State of those Parts of the Turkish Empire.. To which are annexedi A Meteorological journal, and Observations on the Plfgue, and on the Diseases of I lib Turks. • By WILLIAM WITTMAN, M. D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the Mission, and upwards of two Years Plivsician to the Grand Vizier and the prin. cipa! tUfftccrs of the Turkish Army. 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