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;~ . ICtTNIREtt 6 . OTHEATRE R(); AI,, COVENT-GAIHAN. % MONDAY EV-f2.4NING, ALT A. Till be Perforated t he .'l' rag,dy of a k YGHENRY THE EIGHTH: rd'al IVa • ols' , , Mr, Kenible; and Katharine, Mrs. Renaud. To Which will be added, ':the .14o1iatice of ALAIIbIN. "s"---......:__ . --- ,r.... - i , lq C 74," t XTRAOIII)INARY IV)VEL f 1 i . !itia,,(iraeliitriuPcl.ll:4Zelti and Family, Artists o n the IT .'IIT ROPE. of Vienna, are -tigaged at this Theatre, . 10p. 5 ,‘ 4 ,',, T1 4.0 throug - h .their E.X. VitAORDIN AM 1-lit -4. .atiratt:`riZlN,ti the smile style .of elegance and I t i? e Y • them the CoPtinent the Plue.,ihnuena 01 li . aloy i : . b uilt :ti;:;l‘alt:l ; : g r e l ' lS Cf rl t :T % i i i'R' ei F i l3l ß C l l" ): G t T Ll F:i ll ''E i:l7n ) e 2 sse ‘ s V : S e rl P . : l l N .Ne l P . .411 -N1 It s and Dula:: of YORK. I MCYM • b„ rde ' l Oll tit I , D II N y NExT, INlny . 30, , (by t p e er ,, m ,e . , s,- - MEN E I ) tL e qratr .“)orietors te; tjle Theatre .l,„ j 1 4. 7 1 . k , sEimi r r , ‘ ANt - J 44o flo c i: (l Zinest . ria a . Plot .t "!)re 'i n tr u fl'l; c 7 . in . i (i ited i St '' 3, ll l Pe i ct tqfor;es. • " on o sieki• and MadenzoiFslle fun ' i wter di 4.° t hro ' itui la tte e l ' i n • s ' ingular and astonishing Per -44(1 t . 1 ,1 5 on tlie 'TIGHT popii . . Buffos; Messrs. Bartlet Per the PI: ler Z EM t_ i . i . - aunt ' n:incelie Performances ' , by I, II ,'AS4 I T N „ -ST `% -n ' l'd .z n i.•- r i ‘ - \raviolis Feats pf HORsE -21%4 T,,-,-.•--liv'i,-;"1 il s ii % .— a Beauty I did'grow," by llCEl iA r iT ,n,g • ---e- TueOnqi:4 . e ne w 4 ith H..-IRLEQUIN'S MAS , k t. , t , . , S econd -Brice, Half-past Eight. "---,..,_,-Itiestrian Tuition froitiTen till Two o'clock. b C ONCERT AT THE CHAPEL ROYAL, WHITE- N_ HALL. irt , .q3ll ations arc advancing, in this-Royal tie at it Cri o sal4M, tur the accommodation of the Prince lit-Arra, rind all the Potentates who will be prese - nt -,,,oNct;'ILT for the BENEFIT of the SI7F 11'41 ;,;" by WAR ior the first day 411 nutiticed on tile arrival of the Emperor of -Russia, 101. 4 4„ n l 4 4„a Prareussia,received att he and other IlCommittee-foo lhstriu . us Persomus.—Or "elsets s, Free tly'St %- tf 11. , of , EtLondon-1 avert', and - of the respec ,,,..._Lret4s od City art„es. ROYAL PATRIOTIC CONCERTS, KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. e orii Admission by Tick e t s Only. and of' his: Royal Highness the pluNcE, REGENT. And also under' the An.piee, of - Its Royal Hi hnesst he fluke ot YORK, •- 4 • oyal Highness the Puke GI,AIi.ENCE, lloval 'lines, the Duke of KENT, ilis RA Cyal ...ii`c'hne.ss the Duke of SUSSEX. ,- ITNILItIit'SDA JOKE 16; . and — FIUDAY, AIN k • l7, in Celebration of, the DELIVERANCE of .tbA.s„ ,ORTI.J . GAL - by the BRITISH-ARMS, which F•tir o t 'Y c"lltrtbnt dto the of France ask! dill be 4 / Z1'114,1 of . E - n e rop:, by Our ,Magnanimous Allies, tinw ph , re,"ted k;SP.A.NA.I" LIJSITANIA LIBERTADAs, 43 41,0 . 4 1; To -be - succeeded by a GRAND CARMEN t in t"woo sed he Ode written, and the whole of the Ma the Great Occasion. Each Concert . to "ised,•" . ," God the King," newly arranged and n w, 6 4 " t he•whole to be executed a phut Au . ti4,l4,riir,4 s c r ee - com.Acte .and distinct OrMiesaas, coin erBp f r • I d wore that ;Three Idnndred Per r Which ' • 'r llitec *tage. '-‘4ctu re - piT . ."ring a m:igui R-at be erected over the who).l extent 4( the Lead ei ~ • Lamer af' the First Ban d, Mr. SALOMON. e ll l ' il ade r ' l l ::,S,eciothßa SPAGN OLETTI. , tla (mg the mrd Band, Mr. MORAL r. OthGr,ssi . V ocal Performers. already engaged, are; Ma -lati_ , r 4l , Sig : nor Tramezzani,• Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. 4 1 qt' Naleti, Mr. Kellner, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Crofts, of e (•,,„ 1 .11s. and Mr. Brahain. the Th.ct,ts to begin each day at noon, when the interior t he o;..re will he splendidly illuminated. ' lita n ," L ' lB built ex reessly for the occasion,. by Messrs. kr ick • o Robson tx4Sfor t h ' , 44 t - 01 , e Boxes (and Boxesto be taken) at the Opera It rp •. Tickets for the and Gallen y to .. he pa d of k `Lie si a " h arn's, Old Bond-street; Messrs Hight and ne Birchall, New Bond-street . Jtrand ; an d Messrs; Clementi and, Co. Cheap- 0 tht „,---------- • . " 4 - °sT NOBLE and ANCIENT ORDER of BUCKS, and to the BRITISH ARMY. tl . a‘k9iisrtiEß, with a very limited Income, and i ;untb, „ , nd' Nine Children, the youngest only . three fi1t'00d..„..21, having practised, " Benevolence awl nil:versa erT{:i It:41 i . i o fi tild . nd," . t has si m w et , h w i i s t h na b i a l, se a le i t t u li r s n k it: note •l but \l' l , )r - ls9ll o e th,;.`ek, and .. . isei yin view. He has been . fourtee Fs n ..a y t e ni a ili r ye s At— a is above twice as many years since he entered Il t N' is Y• 17A15,4,1•ENT D ONATIONS foi• A. 0. addressed to - ' O l.l ' - ''' l l F . Solicitor aula Sher a ilf for Sussex, N 0.6, ttitt glity 'stret:7 ~.fufly ne ,_ , • °mulling, will be th "lay ti, I:,4lowledged, through the medium .of THE ril . ifiilly_pcceiv s ed us an . d Np „ . To REST INDIA PLANTERS. . ir.. - 7 1 "'; r an (I I Atp,oRTA N Li: 1 AI p ROVEME e N c T a S n xulteris-'! 2'NA.TION CONCERNS, which will, Negroes, 1„,,d c,e..„ c..redqetion. of Expence, preserve the INeglroscos,,,,l'.- O,:itZY. 111uisli their labour, may be seen, by Letters . 1 .-itti tliit,i::t-11‹ atthe 'AI INUFA ' CTORY of J. COLLI .. ...GE re , 31 tl ssv b. a" Ent;inee'r, Bridge-road, Lambeth. W_b_s_____tor "Ittit.se"' hi's P _ATENT - AXLE'PREES and 80 - -" ES I . 1 Highness the pri— CARRIAGES ' patronised by his Rl:7a -1, I'9tlL, C'''l4ll.egent, the ' irßoyal Highnesses the Du td t s of 14,"Fh0i.,,,,,'', Kant, and -Cumbortnnil a , n a_n ( d 4c u n p t r w y a c i f the Vtia, "4l- tti k ,;..,"l the Principal Nobility d ''te, whose Carriages are upon that Construc ' WOor, • "I'4l) Si NE AR DONC ASTER , YORKSHIRE . A t „ . To $E SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ADAMSON? Ll,e % A it4Zille 4 ~R;r, near the Bank of England., on Thursday, 1,.' n'ess previously disposed of by Private Contract, vi.altlable and. . truly desirable FREEHOLD a lile Pital and- ESiA'fE, situate in t f he y s o •if k init e y on o! t i ..k ("1 :ws4tilstaal.(7lacrtNelra' i %? e tio c' t ' is L e n , tY ai o lled WOOD- Piet,:; P.resenting'a handsome and uniform elevation, a m t. : ikehett I:tli.Ntablng,-Colieli-lionses, and all . other . requisite__or the iiiitili,(l.:tedile,tsia(ei bed O ff ices of every dhescrip,iitiii:eus; tfiespf t ettabi -1- p l l ' he Hou s: riss'es surrounded u F n a d il e i d i l 3 1c y o t I t e a s e u re- g g rou ti ds , IV 0 0 d s P ittle.`tintations, laid out with great taste, and two walled . . it.. _ i 5 clothed with the eitoiest Fruit Trees in full bear- °11f:144 idlingc"t an ornamental Green -house ; and in view .' Nvith House san extensive - Sheet of Water, well stocked .7.\,041:71.0_4_5). a.. sTtthireeEstate comprises about 200 Acres of Arable, , and Wood Land, principally adjoining and .phi,-_...4.,.,g- the Mansion. lit tle : singularly beautiful and eligible Property is distant tolio. ruore than 3 wiles frow Douaiister, in a tine picturesqtie Tti` e '',/ a , nd , 4,l .iiiins the great Northern Road. . . %iorge‘1,:t°1111111.1 Estate . may be viewed by permission of I.lrtire; the 'occupier: . aetriltrieted particu Ars may be had, with fuither•informa.tion, s. ‘ Offices of Nlessrs. Satre and Hubilersty, Solicitors, Vatlo4tousti'"lrint-s, London, (where correct . pla . us an_d_ . e . lc : Scl, l; f 41, ,,P be s een); of , John Carr, Esti. Solicitor Wake Zrid,.,'.l%-bay, New Angel Inn, Doueaster ; Swats, FerrY- Weil; t; "‘Pwii, rioroughbiidg-e; . Hotel, York; Red Lio 411 41 ; P % ; Al '' Mxwe, reyO-r. Itaveiiffeld; near Doncaster; °• "Ir• Adiusismi, yr. London. _ F 7:11 - IL 1 2 , . • t ra4; .1) 5. 4 0 • 15. 41 SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1814. DISTRESS in . rfERMANI7.---The COM MIT IEE have published a Fourth Aetsort,, 'contain ing their further proceedings is the distriliWiOn lie Sub scriptions, and also communications from Gwasiany, winch breathe the warniesl-'gratitude, but contain neW and affect ing t,rlei of deep Distress. The Committee acknowledge with thankfulness constaat supplies from sources opened by --I_, ,. ?.itaneous zeal. They are much use .uraged by the hind t.tertioas of the Philanthropic Association of more than twenty Ladies in Loodun,..who have nobly given their names to the Publicas Receiver of the smallest Contributions. -They are not tess-7indebted to . the 'young Ladies at Clapham, who, feeling for the traly forlorn sitnatiois of numberless Orphans, voluntarily associated, and called on the Female Inhabitants of that Parish, add through the liberality of all classes, not excepting servants, who for- their means gave largely, re ceived in three .13ys 2191. ls. s/d., a' sum alli:ch in Ger many will go far, any} yvipe away many a tear. !'he Com mittee are under much obligation to, Pierrepoint Greaves; Esq. of Charley, for his permission to mention the remittance of 2-21. Os. 7d., the free-will otfrrings of his work- people in tae Cotton Manufactories ' of a small . pottion of a day's earnings, prompted by a sense of the nia . ci of theiiexemption from the -- ra i s ,..vion.iirernion7,. made-known to thew by a short extract from-the isarrat ire of Lei psie, affixed to the -door of each , re house : miseries to which the labouring classes in En. ; :and are happily total strangers. May libe,al minds thus devise peral things, ausf the Inhabitants of Britain e;er feel- the luxucy of doing•geMd. Detaik t;),:e Dio will Iv. round in the ports of the Commil tee, which, as well as Papers for Chlirches and Congregations, may he bad at the London Tavern, and at ALLerniann's, 101, strand, to the number :of twenty-tire', grat4; and above, that nomher, on large mer. at is. and small paper at per hundred. _Asuount already advertised ' - - L. 08,989 '0 0 Subscriptions s At IVlkrtin, Hale, and Co.'s. John Neve, Esq. Mrs. Nlattba Stoney, 2d sith:.;:riptiort 5 5 0 Thos. Calverley, Esq. 21 0 0 'nce received : Mrs..ll.eynoldS - L. 5 0 Matthew Raper, Esq. 10 10 0 At Hoare, Barnett, " • .and Co.'s. • , Collection at Dufurd, by the Rev. R. Payne and Congreg•ation 19. 6 1 Mr. T:Jtollick - 1 1 0 - At Lubbock and Co.'s. Collection at St. Pe ter's. Chutech, Car- Anarthen, per Rev. W. 'FI. Barker - • 34 17 0 At. Child and Co.'s. Thlmas Smith, Esq. 10 . 10 0 At Curries and Co.'s.' The Students ,of the 1 - lolible. East-India, , • Company's College, Hettlo , kl, per Rev. • B. Bride Q „7 - • - 105 0 0 At Lloyd's. J. V. - • - 10 0 0 Joseph Gawen 5. 5 0 'the Worshipful Com pany of Grocers 105 0 0 Michael Toy - 10' 0 0 A Friend, per Mrs. Stull - - 1 0 0 !kir. .1.. E. Tiddswell, Manchester - 5 0 0 is :bars of the City of Louel,n Stock Exchange; and at all try. . MARTEN,' 1 S-Cretaries. :E At Coutte and Co.'s. Collection at PlYinpton, St. Marv, Devon, per' Rev. VV. Rayne' - 7 .10. 6 At Markey and Co.'s. Collecti4inlheParish of Itaydon, Suffolk 5 5 6 Ditto in the Parish of Lligham, Suffolk, per • Rev. IC..l.Steo:.ing - 5 19 0 Ditto in the Irish of Shelly, Suflt , ik,. per Rev. W. Powell - 3 14 6 At Herries and Co.'s. - Rev. William Murray 1 1 0 Sir W.F ii•to bar. ilart.lo 10 0 AtJones, Lloyd, & Co.'s. Collection at the Inde- • pendent Cin:pel, Bu rv, Laneashi e, per G. Harris - 1,1 0 0 M. 'Jam Veacon - S • 5 0 Rev. John Clowes -- 5 5'6 At - Morland and Co.'s. Lady IL - . 1 0 0 J. H. N. - - 4 0 0 ~ , scriptions r •ceired Tavern; Lloyd's Cotfee-house ! the Bankers in town ante count R.ll. ,LUTIi OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, lOth May, 1814. T ETE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf His, MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday the Bth day of June next, from such Persons as nar;y be willing to undertake the Su ply of TACKLE HOOKS, and various other Articles of Iron, for Service of this Department, for a Period of Three Years, from the 12th July nc.rt, determinable after the Expiration (y . One Year, "upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. • Patterns of the Articles , may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Ogee in the Tower; and fyrther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the . Contract „may be • knz \ en . at the Secretary's Office, in . Pal& Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, sci!erk the Proposals mast be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed,'" Pioposa Is for Tae ile Hooks, &c.;" but no Pro posal can be atin.itted after the said Bth of' June, at Twelve o' Clock at Noon of the seine Day, neither will any Tender .be. noticed, unless the Party making it, or an '!gent in his behalf, shall attend. Bo Order of the Bnard, :R. 11 . i7R.F; Tr, SePret!try. OFFICE OF ()ICONI,INCE, Nay 10, 1814. T HE PR fiVCIP.dI, OFFICERS of His MA PSTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be ,received at their Ogice, in Pall- Mall au or &fore Irednesday, the rst day of June ncx4 from such Persons as 10(0/ be willing to undertake the Sup ply q4o:i for Service Of this Department, for a period of One Year. The Coals ',nag be of the description denomi nated adair's Main, .Eightun MOor, or Coals of equal qua lip y asel gut.dness, and will be required to be delivered free of every Expence, except the King's Duty, either on Shure or into Vessels or Craft, u at any place in the River Thamesi and at Feeersham, or at' any Port Or Place in the Riney Medway, as may be required. Farther. Particulars, together with the Termi foul C.a. dition3. of the Contia&, may, be known at the Secretary's 08ic, i,. POll-Mall aforesaid, any day between the D ers of Ten and Four o'Clock: while the Proposals must be de liverel,sealed up, andiddorsed," Proposals for Coals:" but no' Proposal can be yul.nitted after the said Ist of June, at Twelve o'Clucio at .NOon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be collect', unless the Party making it, or as:atmit in his behalf; shall attend. - By Order oftheiloard, R. 11. CREIr, Secretary. EAST iNDIA nEBATES.—No. VII. This Day Wert ; , üblished, price 2s. 6ch -DEBATES , ,tt. the EAST IN9 A HOUSE in a Gt,,eiiti Court of Propi , Isec.dc , s3ay,the 4th of May, 1:314, on c ur An)ject of Pensions; also for increasing the„tidlary of Mr. W. .N:Wulloch.,_ and allowing a Pension to Mr. It. Owt.n. By the F.DITott of the former DEBATES. Printod for Black, Parry, and Co. Leltlenhall-street ; of whom may be had all the former Debates. TO BE SOLD, at Mr. FORTH'S LIVERY'STABLES, Os ford-Atreet, opposite Park-lane ; the folloOng FOUR nonsEs, the property of a Gentleman, who may be referred .to A. CHESNUI GELDING, Six Years old, of good powe• s, and skews a great delAl of. blood ; very fast, an excellent hunter and roadster. A llay - dittu, Six Years old, sheß•s a great deal of blood, au excellent roads ter, and very handsome, Ah Brown ditto, Five Years old, a very good roadster. A Roan ditto, Six or Seven Years old, strong and active,' very hardy, and a g.ied roadster. They are all iu excellent condition, and further particulars are left with the Grown. N. B. One or t•vo of them would be very liLely to go well in a Currick. - TO BE SOW BY AUCTION, By LEIGH •and . SOTHEBY, Boast Bet's, at their Howe, No. 145, Strand, opposite Catherine -street, on MONDAY, May 30, and,Five following Days, .at Twelve o'clock, ART of the! VALUABLE LIBRARY of the ll. late SEBASTIAN Fl - t„lp2-G, Esq. .(renmeeil from his Residence in Bisholisgat-street). To which a very choice anal splendid. Selection of French and German Litera ture, recently imported from the Continent. ' • To be vietted to the Time of Side, and Catalogues to be had at the Plate of Sate. ROMAN CEMENT. eHARLES FRANCIS & WHITE, Maisu facturers, Niue Elms, London, having reduced the price of this article, it can• now be used for the purpose of stuccoing Houses, to keep out. damp, or to g•iVe thews the ap pearabce of new stone buildings, at a price little more than the cost of lime stucco, which is well known to inibihe the damp, while the cement most effectually re,ists it. Roman Cement is used for making Cisterns, Tauks, Reservoirs, &c. to hold wider equal to Lead, as well as for Getters, Flat-roofs, building or repairing - Bridges, Lochs, &c. and fur every kind of Brickwork under - water: DAY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN BLACKING. THE Public are respectfully informed, that ithe above Article continues to be manufactured, in its ge nuine Purity and Excellence, at the original' Manufactory, No. 97, lligh Holborn; and as must of the Impositions lately prac tised in their Name have been put down by the interf , qence of the Law, the Public need no other Caution than obseiving the Old La;)el, which states it tube made by DAY and MA:t.- "TIN, n, High Holborn.—To those,who have been duped-by purchasing a spurious Sort, and who may have supposed an alteration had taken pipce in the Manufacture of the Black ing, D. and M. wish to declare, that it ever has been pre pared precisely of thesame,lngredients, anthily the same Pro portions. Price ls. 6d. a bottle. No Half-pints made.. WESSEL'S JEW! !'S mops. THE Genuine JESUITS DROPS have been iong known and.estectued a safe, cheap, eKeetnal, and ofcen an immediate cure foe Stranguary,Gluets, Weakness of .the Kidnies or b'ladde'r; :lad when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the de sired effect : should the complaint be far advtinced, it will he necessary to take the Specinc Remedy with the.lesuits-Drops. The great object to he attended to is, that Purchasers should be carefal in having the true and genuine Preparatiou, as the n•..stife and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on fhe public, by absolute falsehoods, are so Lwow-. rous, that the proprietors request every purchaser to ask for WESSEL'S JESUITS DROPS. CAurinx.—The genuine Wexsel:,'s ,Tesuit's Drops are ill inclosuLin a black srakop, with the folliiwing engraver! there on (to secure the Proprietor frntn piracy): "E. Edward's, successor to Joseph Weisel, Gl4, St. Paul's Piurch-ya,rd." Price 2s. 9d: per bottle, and in lur , - o e 'nottles coataiuing Tea small, 11. 2s. O 1 ,01 DAT-INCE, iliay 1 O,• 18 W. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ms MA .IEB7'I'S ol ON,INCE do herele 4 give Notice, that ProPasa is will be received at t7seir (*ye, inPall :lfail, ox or trfiore the StA driv Iffize next, fro.n such Persoa4 as may be willin g to undertake the supply al BOY HINGE WORK., for S'rvice of this Department, fin. a Period of Thr e e rears, deteruCualife alter the Expirtkion a l one Year, upon Notice - of Three Months, at the Option if either • Party. Patterns of the Articles Ina y be - viewed upon application at the Principrtl Storekeeper's (6ice in the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms 'anti Conditions of the Contract,otay 420 bown at .the Secretary's Oilier, in Pat ella!l aliae.yaid, any pay ktween the flour.s. of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be .deliVered, sealed up, and endorsed, "Pr,,,posos far Box-Hinge Work;'' but no P roims al can be admitierlfter the said Bth of June, at Twelve o'Clct'h at 4 Voon of the 84neepay, neither will any Tender be noticed, unle - ss the Party making it,' or an Agent in his Be hall; shall attend. 4 - 8 . 1 . / Order rf the Board, R. IT. CREW, Secretory. f , ;i ). s't \iv - 4;.) [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALFPENNY. vierma MG- FFICE, May 527, IEII4. ' T""commissi.ONEßS f or VICTUALLING, Ills M-11E$TY'S .A",-11'1'"rio hereby gioe .Votice, That on Friday, Mc 10th of June next, they wilt be 14eady to receive Tenders iu writing (sealed 10, and tram for Two ' Hundred CAaldrons of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, WINp- SOR'S I'ONTOP, TOWNLEY MAIN, or SINIPSDN'S PD N- TOP COILS (hell pay), in an entire Cargo or Cargoes, to be delivered, in the space of a Month, into Ills ilaiesty'S• rie ; Ntnnlling Stares at Deptford, and to be paid fur by Bills, payable, with interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secrt tary's Office. ) No regard will be had to any Tender in which the, Price shalt not be inserted in Words at length, or that 'hail not be delivered to the Board br/ore One o'clock en the said Friday, the 1 Otis of Ju;.e next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, o' some Person on his behalf, attends', to answer when called for. Just published. price 6s. 6d. THE PAM P H I L ETEE R, No. VI. (to be continued occasionally), containing, I. Reports on the Trade in Wool acid Woollens, addressed to the Wool-Afeetings, at Lewes, in the rears 1808, ISM, 1811, and Nl2 , by the President, John 1,014 Sheffield. 11. A Lette-r to Thomas Hope, Esq. Heredity Governer and Director of the British Institution, on the insufficiency of the existing establishments for promotin g the Fine Arts; attempting to show the cause of the decliue of pure tastl; the branch of Architecture, and with some hints tow lkils its better encouragement. By James Elutes, Architect. [Original.] _ A Ifeview of. First Principles of Bishop Berkeley, Dr. Reid, and Professor Stewart. With an indication of other Principles. By John Fearn, Esq. Author of an Essay on Con sciousness. • IV. Narrative of the Crucifixion of Matthew Lovat, exe cuted by his own hands, at Venice, in July, 1805. Originally communicated to. the Pu!ilic by Cmsar Ruggieri, M.D. Pro fessor of (Apical Surgery at Venice, in a Letter to a Medical Friend. {:pow translated into English ; with a Wood-cut.] V. A Series of Letters on tbc Political and Financial State of the Nation, at the conunencement of the Year 1814; ad dressed to the Earl of Liverpool. By Francis Percival Eliot, Esq. under the signature of " Falkland." VI. Observations on Medical Reform. By a Member ,of the University of Oxford. [Original.] VII. On But) , tiparte and the Bourbons, and the necessity of rallying around our legitimate Princes, for the safety of France and Europe. Translated from the French of F. A. de Chateautiriand. VIII. An Appeal to the Lemislture for the Repeal of the Act regulating the Marriage of the Royal Famity. [Original.) IX. A short Sketch of a shurt Trip to Paris, in 1788. I3y R. Valpy, D.D. IKilections bit the Letters of " Conciliator," on, the Question of Catholic Emancipation ; contained in Ni. V. Ity the Right Reverend bishop Milner, DX. [Original.] :Slid by Gale sod Co.; Rodwell; Black, .Parry, and Co.; and all other Booksellers. WILLIAM B. MOUN PAIN, • SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, The best 21ccuannodation bit - Travellers, g•ood Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following . Post Coaches, MU Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's 'Head Tutr , Snow-11111. XETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, II - ; A Fitimant,l4 Dartmouth, and Salisbary,New P , ..tCoatsb, every Morning at halt past Six o'clock, through linniton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandforil, Basingstoke., :Lod Bug shot. BOSTON, Spalding, Pek-thoroug-h; Stilton add Muting don, new Itoyil Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coaelies from Boston to Spilsby„ Louth, Priinsby, and BATH and BRISTOL Flying . lost-Conches, through- Chippenham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lou don-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.---7Coaebes to Wells, Bcidgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, calleil The Ittiekingliam, sets not every Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughput. - Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and Ferry-- bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not ' withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Con eevance on the North Road,' being unequalled in accommo ,cation by a n y ENIkIL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirhy-Lonsdale, Bolton, (Thorley, OrmAirh, and Garstang Post-Coaches, ever}' After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. . . . . . GLASGOW, 1.144;1-own, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Samquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kings Well, and all Parts of .sicutlanil, Camperduwn Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half • past Six o'clock ? by wAy• of Newarki , Retfurd, Tadvoster, Dar lington, Northttllerton, Durhani, Niurpeth, prid Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length. of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then pro ceed- on with out any 'additional F are . J. Cla r k, t h e B lack Swan, Coney-street, Yorki runs Coaches to Sunderland ; Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, acid other pla;-es. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening. LIVV.R.POOL Post Coach, to' carry four- bisities, sets out every Nlorning,thropgh Luttcrworth,4h Cross, Hiucl.To;y, Athrsitone, .'farnworth, Litchfield, Uilo,thorp, Kuutford, Warriii:2,ton, Northampton, and Denistable.,• • • . CARLISLE, Pearith, and Whittthaven, Post-Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, • Appleby,_ Preatatrii!ge, Richmond, Cali ericli, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and stjran thain (the neare..way'by 18 Miles), sets out every M and perfortws th 7 journey with the greatest IMality. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of. their Seats being secured in the uext CoaCh. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. .CHESTER, Newport,.Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich t . Northwich; and Middlewich s Post-C oac h, every Evening, Five o'clock. SUNIARLAND, Stockton, and Yarn], new . Coach, every Morning, to the -George lon, Slndertand. M ANIMESTER, Wiisskw, Congleton, Newcastle, Wats:o, and %Vol verlmmi Ann, Post-Coach, every Attemoott, Guarded. Sifice:WSBURY, Wellington and Shitfind, Pf4st-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shewsbury, CVCI y Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. - SII E 1.1) and Rotherham Post 7 Coach, called th e n ec k i mgham, every , N1?r2.2i.ng.:... '.`.4IIIIIIAMPTON, - Winchester, Alresford and Alton Coach, every Evening. • BIRMINGHAM Mercury Pest Conch, with a Guard, Acts out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at N oo n. Passes by Oxford, Enston and Shipstonc, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-strret, and Castle Inn, Birmin BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morning. . HULL, Northcavei,Howdan, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every IMnrning at half-east Six o'clock, to the Bull ainkSti Inn, Myton-(rate, HERTFO4.I), Ware, Iloddeschon, and Cheshunt -Coacij iery Iv:owning. , TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at. Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, Hall-past nut-, and Half-past Seven o'clock. - • - WILLIAM B. 'MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends Cu( the Public; that they \VIII not be account able for itny 11'riting, Parcels, or Luggage, &c. of inure than Five Pounds Value ? if list or damaged, unle s s entered as such And paid for,accardingly, at 'the Saracen's Head liin;Spow- Hill, Londou. • 1%0'6 Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the above Coaclies,4t tiattbett's New Whiteporst CellarCoacla-Orlice, - --, t:- ' 5? -,- ( 1) % , , , l , 3,1 r: % - ' I OFFICE OF 01?D.V.,-LYCE, May 10, 1814. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JESTY'S ORDN-IXCE Ito .hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their gjiceinPall-itall, an or before Wednesday, the la day of .June next, froni sai.h Prisons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CANDLES,-for Service qf this Department, for a Period of three Years, determ.inahle after the Expiration of one Year,, upon Notice of three:VonthS, eft the Op.tion of either. Party. Sampler of the eantriesmay be .viewed, upon application at the Pri.cipal Storekeeper's tktr ce in the Tower; and nrther Particulars, togetlyitr (he Terms and Condi tions qf i the Coeract, may he hnown ri the lieeretary's Office, Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Earl o'Cluch, where the PropoSals must he. AliVered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Prof)usals .for Candles ;" but .9 Propesal can he admitted after the . said lot day of June, at Twelve o'Cluek a.l Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, War S the Party making it, or an ..dgent in his leh.a.y, shall attend. fly Order of the Board, R. If. CRETI', Secretary, OFFICE OF ORD.V.-kYCE,Jray 10, 1814. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . His IVA JEST)" 'S 011112V-INCE do hereby glee Notice, that Proposals will be reci.iz:cds at their - Office in Pa on or before Wednesday, the Ist day of Jane next, from such Persons as men be milling to, undertake the performance of the CARPENTER'S' WORK at the Royal Depot 'at J-Yecdon, in ,2Voilhamptonshire, .for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of one Year, upon Notice of three Monthsort the Option of eiiher Party. Farther Parlicaprs, together with Me TOrinOland Condition's of the contract; 1124:1/ be known upon application at the Se eretary's Office., iu Pa/'-J fall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clocki 'where . the. Proposals mast bedelleered, sealed al), and indorsed, 'T Proposals for the Carpenter's Work g Weidon;" but; no PropoS•al - Can be ndmiited after the said Ist Jane, at Twelve o'clock at Noon 0 - the same day, neither,acill any Tinder he n#liectl; unless . Me Party making a, or alt .gent in his beha?lshall attend. 13J Order of th . lioard.: • . H. Wall; &Q. • 4.1 r b Oi'll . ,•;/ 4. '77_1 1 ••• V#1,1,11,1W