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On 'Monday, Pizarro. • It for To I,,IAsTER BI3ILDERS. , ' 1 ;7 41 ' 1 ' for RE-BUI.I.DING the Itl:Nt)S.l;.l,-O,;ICE Dorset-squa - re, DEFERRL'-') to ' t he 4th of Or 'f !814. ST % l. BUILDtRS who may be de .1;1:4,;:f thN rit , l.C'flNG (or the E-I1 DtNG and 1,114 44 'tt t PiNISMING of the TRANSPORT , FICE 1, 114 e, 1.1.4 *ee cted On th e Sit e o f t h e o ld e' 1.14 may INSPECT the DESIGNS, and of WORKS,by application to the Secretary, 44, in Pa r li amen t- s t ree t, any. clay (Sunday 4fte`,een th e h ours of Ten 141 the Morning and Four 1:4.'1 ° " 7 )"1 ; arid at which Office such Builders are : 4 th o,e',iver their respective Tenders sealed up, on ~..n.id,,&;,.l:ctober next ' , instead of the 29th ins.ant, as b = .. rcceived a fte r O ne O'Cl ac l ; on the d ay o f for'st7 any he .noticed, unkss the Party, or an ' 4l , ;4?r,zlly attend. 'tee, Sept. 27, , '1814. 114:5 4 TIN HOUSE, SEPT. 28,.1x14. . t t ~ ( 31ji t'll` of DI RECTORS of - the e 'IIPANY - of MERCHANTS of ENti v : h , to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gi I` o : 4 ,ttl ie , c i N o t PROPRIETORS who stood qualified as tt l4 / to tf ‘ ('"ll)4l '3' t s 'Books, the.l2th of Aptil last, will onTHURSDAY, the 10th Ntivember JAMES COBB, Secretary. \t4VANsist NIOI.ITGAGE. ", from 20.0004. to 50,0001. on the k4, 4 4 41 41 ' tf, ti . 4 : l ) le Pt eelioln F•eC . urite, and rarticularle ad -104 t4i , ;l4,t eti + l / 4; rto s t ees large . tinms to lay 004 (Cr in— rein,ineratioa will be it. - t 'St at . ; r,.4 inay hi, obtai ne d on application to MC: Utireatino,,,lle-street, London. _ PL ''' • t XV.,•• / I( ‘)US iND OR s •,0 p o ., t - ku ll4 l • neon a FEE : In '" • 4 ! ; ;LAND, contaioii , g opwirds of t .:114 acres, set to Solve3t 'renants; who have der ? no ' a s t u, a rent ' 7,000!. per . alr-Joru. IThis f e e k ; l 'it'St to any charge, settL:inent, or ' e r.. T2y. interest will be mlde pav3l.l.le , 2ii o °r Apply to Thomas 3). Atkin ; satib,`y a Lender . in &c. 14 t 114 1,, 11, ,; ‘ ,: II ,ti i't ~i tc ' e :' .ll vilatittfaCttire;tl Great Britain: n which and corroN are. Vjit h ' 4 r ttlx,rea`l• EstY)lislied in 1808. , s ;nt, it t Qees it . from the injurious cold oe chill w.elr of Irish or other • Lintnis, and the un ,,4:lll;t3,.(x!liliar to It - tante; mad). wholly , of Cotton, ti e 4. )Jeautif I )1 4. . u. ~ .ixpear)ince, cual. fest table IVear, Ztands Price of Irish or other finej.inens, t 54, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ; ,e; 'i t . .‘ , li e t• Pall -Mall. 9avine: now experienced several year: cx -I.!,"ltie')Nitri',.',Preriotity so aclihow, 4 , eLo r No)1, .y t.), liesittitit3ll pletl:4ing t, who may exnerience any deiCct .'At't. • • ' - •1 , 0 , -N: of 6 OPO . TICKETS: No ' 41 1 t • ' 0 ou ,irawn in One Illy, lath OCTO- _ - ',•„''.t>f, St',IESIE• • r . 00 Oah . ~ , ''',,••••:'••.ll''' •• • • /..,.., 'GOO • is 2,(;00 li• . ..:•• • ..: ••• • • • ,2,()(14 fj,004) , , f) . ., , ' ..... •'•• • • .. 1,k.,0{) 1,:.00' 1, ..• • )0 ' ,: ° o: ::, : • • .1, l: ••• • • 100 ' 20 0,1,00 29,300 l' li. •••• • • • • S f,(ki,lea. 1, 4 11 {); 1 k J,.60,000 1ii74144,1i' aid. t.ji '7lO kcki, l l l ll;'l , , ;la,ii"---‘llEs are selling li RICI-tidIDNON, Ni'9.l")'ilk.l.:tu: C ontractors for the Y Lotter', at their . , 11:11Ny !WS, r )1 Raiik-iniifili,i Cornhili, and facing t, t ' ol, l4l' ,, ai i ii:,,„ t) .„ - b' ' - k• , ii Y, wt'",,., ~ n . , C •, ik ; 4; 4 **,. , iel, fi„. ''''; AP' !. AL I'IIIZES in the Last iktf.,...•.....::',11ed drawing 17th Sepreber: /., .„......••.. m 10,000 , • • • .... •• . ...... •.. 4,\ I 1 1 1%; : • Ir •• .. -. 1() N ST --- ty-six gliar , . . 7. -- -4 -------• , 401:set'POR'.)SHIR.E. \iii k 1 1V4. 14111t, Lwith iminediate Possession, and k 4 4 4 44 il R ~ o ' ,i l. _ NP at Lady.. Day ., day . th e n.-9 BY 'AUCTION, t lAy, 4 11 Nth (I ) :fir. CitTOMI',.- P• 1 , 4 tt N . 1 , 1, 4,,, 4 r, „ t 7, 1 4 OCtobi;r, .Isl 4, at tile. B;igle "4i i k, ii 4 A4t. (l a • "rte o'Cl.lek in the-Afiernoon, 141 k,l'!ti t Y li tiAr ' I r atite R.. -- ' , -'1 -tt 1 - / -Or % i' q t 11,, 94, 2, .1.., wit , . ~ .s, t tett( e, ca. ( . ..... Vi' i lti 4 4fit i qt rk . '"Itld et . ," () Aces, Coach-houses, Stooling 4 r1.,, 1 ,et• t , try convenient:, to render it a ioost , Y 1,4 41 - 44 "liv re . .te immediate rect•pti,il of a Ge!itle ,..Nt,'L .N i , ht , s a fat ~t . t) • •I• •• 1 • • - •1 1 • Pt w•iil,l , o , . t I , 11,1 , .11, . et , 04 . h. , . it- 441 . , , cla t XC4.. al . t i',lltt kit 1 i 1, ' , , C,l tt ,Re iroit Treei, Ifot-houses a..il • Ai t ° l;' l'ltit'4litii,').ath, Loot-holise, Sfivohhcries, :.,!: 1 , 1 1), t t I.,t°);tit'ttilii„,;s"Y tuolulated and tastefully intel - lit 44 4, 14 1 . t . ,4 I:, ;,ttr, L.; `, 1 "11 'he louse stands nearly lii the ~ t! , , ..,,, i v 7 ; s t , `lle C,. N, which contains some of the best ,t kt , tf ri lti, i, ar e ik ;lity. . . I . ll, t tih i Jti it, 4s ht..t.,'1,(1 on the tirath hr the River ji,l.4l4,4,iilloi.p,(txp,44iited and lai,t'e ;I ne:tatiful Meet ii i ' L tiii i 4 x,,' . ' e,)„,.,,,ji.0f, , irtiainelit, :is' well as 'to create ti,es t, Rli 44 4l , t," llt l' i ti. s ,, 1:- e,••• a' :aeoeil to the ,Estatei h;'11,k 1 1,. , 4h'••• fi,,,P w 'rjs . 1 t•;; _leres in a ri.ig - 'fence,: l ixt ! , . ( , , 4140. in. ti 41 . 5 te0.5.11 ii :, 4! ,iiit Ity,r 1,1; , IS , fr,.,:t hti. v !'l 4 ! , ,,,1 . .,-„, ',-.1'.,',,,,,ineat iiiSt:. , ; , .• it..ai i•••e in. - 4.- 1 i i,, 4 1y,,f t, ci s 01; ',lllinzhitni to '.'; ~sal., St::if•rti, &c• .(. , iiii, , i• 1,... • tile 5t1:11.2 road, ' about a wile 11. ,af. RR 4 .14' 11, 1. 1 '''t•.;,,,,, or, ~ P 4, , 't• X iii; s, aPpl .t . r 1.,,54., , ....,,:,;,. , k : t , ,, ~ ) o .. 1 r...1,1111 Batti, at the Spout ilt o '!'il i ,- . •4 : , t ' i -e., iT - , ; mid -h.,. :o r • i., , ,, r ioll , i,mi:::•s. tt. ,'t . 1 „'' r.,, ."Y lett. r, 1,0,.. , 0 A i':: o. ,-, I !ii! ,I '`il.. I ''' \lr. [I: c> ,,l- .. , i -'•• • • ,"' ''''- .ieris, '' ''''lY . u. , • :: At! ~ Ci.l 111 L.:Li ;.se‘t et by , t'zivdtt; Contract, G 1~ ,d 1" re s 11 ,e- .di , ;. 0 '60,1' ;5 ( Jo' t 5 Psce S' J it' 1,. , the er , ',er' 00'e. orit be g fa iv for 1 1 0 5 ' G bis e 1 0 4 ' , tiis` ,st oti o ‘ i io rtai c 0 " JO' , ) 1 c' iJfit 0 s 0 e ls geAt G o r ot" d r :B 4 ' Is tirc T HUI{ SDA V, S PT MI3E it • 29, 1814. NEW PIANO-FORTE . DUETTS; Szc. . Cv RA END 'OVRT iRE A to(It "lf •-,) ranged far tv. - o Performers fin. the Pi;l.o.ofOrte, with oe comp:inimentsfOr Jute, ViLiloncelio. :Lod Harp, tiy J. Mrt , ...; -:priee 55.; NVithout ‘ltccoto-p4ilitnent, 3s. Soßiaa, for two Performers 00 rite Piao();' , .;:te, ',)), P. ‘Vineb rg,er, price 3s. Pastoral e from celebrated Storm Concerto, or- . stated for two i'erforoters ^n 1.: ; :e Pianoforte, Sc. (id. Nerv., edition of a favourite Gr:.nd Dnett, for t',wo Performers cot the P. fott,i,.hy Mozart., price Via. - Satteenir, a second fa your), 'fluett, for two Performers on the Pianoforte, in which is intro,luccd Mr.llraham's favoutite ;30:1g Forget foe not," by. W. c,:alletnicr, price 4e.: (:rand Jubilee, a Divertimento, iu connoemoration of the glorious Peoc;„ for the Pianoforte and I-tarp, lky P. Itosolli, price Ss.:, Pianoforte Part; Si. 04%, The royal Natunictia, a Gpoid Dramatic Divertisemeni for the Pi:, noforte,' descriptive of the Royal Natiofial Jubilee, by • M. I. - L Hldon : Published lir Goultlinq, D'Almaine, I'otter, anti . No. 20, !iyllo:oicare; and 7,Westilioreland-stretir, DR...HUGIISON'S Uri.: OF JOANNA SOUTLICUIT.. This Dily was published; closely printed ihAittodeciiiit), pri-e Is. Gd. THE LINE of ..10ANNN SOOTTICOTT ; of her stlNiUSeci Mission ; her. erroneous Opi nions, and uclusiye Prophecies ; her Prof:ineness, respectim4- her Pregnancy and tbe Birth of'Shiloh. T. which are added, the Ohservations of the I.acitlty on her Bodily 'Complaints; with Strictures 'Oll her Conduct, as far as it UlICetS 11e ligiou; Morality, and the Public Mind. ' _By JJUGt-lON, LL.D. Editor of theilP•tory of London, and other Works. Published by S.A. Oddy, 2, Ivy-lane, Newgate-street ; and may lee had of all Booksellers and Nekvsnien. On Saturday .next, will lam published, Np. t. price is. to • • be continneet WeeLly, each cotitaining 72 hill pages, neatly printed from a new type-, on fine wive Royal Paper, the size t of"foaiscap 8vo: • • . "TIRE ONLY PL ET E and .ENTIRE A— COURSE of .ROMAISi HISTORY ; comprising the ce lebrated Wor4s, entitled Itornan History, from the Building ' of Rome to-the:Ruin of the-ContmotiWeatth. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sept. 17, 181 4 . Shute 39 Gea. 111. cap. 75,. called (the ship Iktter. Act) the Postmaster . General was autho )•ized to receive Letters directed to places within the King's - . pominions, and to Countries beyOnd ,the Seas, and to for :ward them by any Vessels (although .uot Packet poats;! and to take a Riqc of one-half of the Packet Poitage of Letters conveyed by Packet Bow:s. And by the rattle Act' the Postmaster-General was aiitho tfy.,.ci to take r. Pate, of Postage of 'PI. a single Letter, an'd so Proportion for Letters brought by Ships other than by lioat‘, under certain Regulation; from Places Abroad into Geat Piz • The first Clause in the above Act continues in force :—But ._• . • I.IY an Alit 'P.:s'srd in ,the last Session of Parliament, 54 Geo. 111. cap. ItO, the sabove'Rate of Postage of 4d. a single Let ter will, cease on and from the Inth October, 1/314; •and a Rate - Of lid. i. single Letter, and so on in Proportion on 'douhlei trt4i, sad van& Letters,..will become payable in lieu tii:Sreaf, in Addition to any Inland PO'stage which may arise upon the Internal Conveyance of the Letters. And the &one Act contains the following Regulations, vi : • Ship Letters may be foiwarded by the Parties themselves. Sect. 3. The Postmaster-General shall receive Letters di rected to Places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Kingdoi . iis and Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons who may be desirous to forwaid.thern themselves, upon Pay ment of a third of the P;lcket Rates, and shall mark the Poitage and reiurn the Letters to 'the Persons, who may forward them by any Vessels, not being Packet Boats, with out Penalty. Persons Licensed to collect Letters. Sect. 4. And the Postmaster-General shall 'and may Li cense Persons to collect Letters to be sO • forwarde.d upon Pay ment of the aforesaid ?totes% so as such licensed Persons shall previously bring. the Letters to a Post-Office • and pay the Rates;—and all Colfee-lionse,,Keep . ers; Brokers, and others desirous of collecting. Letters at their Houses, are hereby rerinired to apply to the General Post-Office, in Lombard street; or to the several Postmasters at Out Ports, for the said T.icencirs, Wbich will be delivered to them free of any By N. • 1-100K . Ei Esq _ . Andthe History of the Decline and of tbe Roman Empire, l 4 EDWARD Z3L1;1101\1, Esq.- I `Witli the Interqning Period, from the best. and Most ap pi,oveil' Authorities.; all tht! Maps, Plates,- and. 6raFhicalßinstratious , - ,eiolOng to each. Per3oUs intending to t7o.c. in tlris Work, shoulil rive an e Order for SOU EL'S EDITION, to their respective Booksellers.; as from its extreme cheapness; the Work will be inateriaily adsaneed when completed.. "Published at No. I. Paternoster-row ; and sold by most re spectable Bonliseilers in the Kingdom. - • _ • .- GIFFORD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR. • s Tuis Day was puhrished, rice Gd• • Embellished_ with a hue Portrait of the Duke 'if Wellingtott, "id a Coloured of Europe, , _L . , rt..) be cfoliplete,d iu sixty Weekiy Numbers) of • h — vrit, roay (it . thelvAits occasiim'eti by the urn the Colutueneenn-at of in t 792, o the Termiiiitti. of the qiir, 1814; and including the transactions of the ,tie!ier;il !...onAr,ss ;it Vienna; embracing ilsa u coin pletc Histu yof the itevol ti on ; with 13iographical Sketcales of r'tiolic Characei - s of Eij rope: viz. kilopercr of A , ria, Litiiti XVIII. of Frit,ite, ii•e rloric William of t Alexander of,l,liis , i's, Napoleon Iltionaparte, Cr n l'i ince of .Z..veilen, Visseituil4l 4, el, , o ~ M. TalleYraL , ls Duke of y'enerat Moreau, Mueller, Coli:it l'i•ineE tici;t:a.rtzenherg;ll.:ght Hon. iViti,itu ekirit,r.3 s .„,,-, F. 12, lAliq i ' ;‘• iti•Zl &AL &c. ?cat s, engrave:. itrthe yle of Art, anu front tau -most authentic Likenesses, will. be .given.• • the Work .will likewise comprise, in its proper order, The History of the War in Spill and Portugal ; the Campaigns of the Dole of Wrllitigton; and the reccir Glorious and morable Events which have tetininated thiq long and deso lating War, and produced the general Peace of Lurope. The• whole. compiled from Official DoraMents, and •the most impartial mid authentic Sources of Information, IV C. iI. GIFFORD, • imirperalcht of a beautiful Series oi Poetrait4,. the 'Work will Im ilith•itrated kly a .i'eneral atlas of MapS, in a folio size, -correetly.engraved, front the latest Authoritios,,and heauti folly coloured. I.ntitloa: lit:Wished by S. A. Oc Ivy-lane, Pater nester-row'; suit! 1113) . be had of all other Booksellers. and W.I,C . QUACK.ERY .IS' THE DEATH OF THOUSAND A. HEALTH, REsToiLED, . . After tinting been deceived ant improperly treatett Uy illite-; rate Preteild;rs: tr . ESSR,S. COOPER aryl Co. Surgeons:, Cigar- IVCalaclifriars'-road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel, duriag yt•ars regular practice, can aver that thtotsands fail victims yearly to a Certain ,Comphiat, to: improper treatmeni . t . iy illiteraTe . Men, which have canned rticer.itions,, with blotchi.3 on the head, face, and body, dim tie,. in 'the sight., lathe' ears, deafness, strictures, oh , - stinate gieets,mides on the shin-hones, ulcerated sore thrvat, am:tut - nal 'pains in the head and limbs, (irequenth illistahtu and often fatally treated ;as Rheionatisini; at last Dropsy en sues, with,'a general Debility, - and decay of the Cifil,titutiori, originating from a' DitsAbruL- DISEASE, lurking in, the or the Improper use of mercury. Messrs. Cooper' and Co. have been regulafly bred to the profession,: (and their experience'in the above disorders are unparalleled),' arc. Member; of the Royal t,ollege of Sur geons,- iii tondosi.aurtEdinhurgh ; and it is gratifyin; to their feelings to annauace thev have rescued very many of their fellow-creatures frow the attire dreadful di,ortiers (;after others, and even hospitals basil failed;, which hundreds cad testify. • : • • . . Sltrgeouc oopcx aad Co. are consulted daily front ten till secco by caber sex, confidentially; or by letters, post-paid,. incios;;:g a remittance, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or COI nary. N. B. The I'ICE,S and FiSTUI.A. cored without Burning. er Cutting, and those who labour under the most distress inz cases of debility (froth whatever cause, whether juvenile indiscretion or otherwise) need not despair, if they apply to Messrs. Cooper and Co. Charlotte-street, Blackfriars -road, adjoning Rowland Hill's Chautl. EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF • DR. SIBLEY'S PATENT SOLAR- TINCTURE, . Prepared by C. W. Saila. , S, ---The good. &eels I haVe seen of your Solar Tincture induces me It) send the following parti culars :—My Wife. was aMicted wittr a Rheumatic and Ner ' vons Fever, with swellirig and indaturnation in the joints, to stwit au.alariningrlegree ; that.. no hopcs of life were enter-; "tained.t .Having tried a number of M.edicines to no purpose, ' till, by accident, I read' one of yOur leaMphlets, which induced . me , to lUa!tie t rial of the Solar Tincture, succeeded beyond toy • cipectation, far a cure was sheeted by taking onlytivJ bottles: Several instances of its virtues have been expe . ricticed in our family, which has induced me to recommend it to others, namely, Edward Parks, of Markley-street, who ! was so far guile in a pectin,: that he had been given over, When two boalei,only of your Tincture restored him to per fect health, Which he now enjoys. Thomas itrown, oft Fleet-I ;' street, laboured under a liorg-settled - Asthina acid Cousouip tion w;ts.given over fur lost ; by taking live bottles of the - Titicture, he was restored to, health, to tire astonishment of all r I'new Malty other cases I could mention, but would it too low , for you to make it kipwn to the putt , Inc goad of others. Adding.on-street, Fur's, respectfully, JOSEPH PARKS. . . . . Sold ai the s e, Na. G, Albion-street, Blackfriar's ritarl. iu hclitles; at (is. Zs. GO.,aud 14s. and•liy most ‘'euders iu he `N. 13. 'Ph? Public are requested to obßarr , !, that the 1;e -naitic lias C. W. Saffell wrote du the trraj i r.• Charge Agents in the King's Dominions and Countries beyond the Seas. Sect*s. For the Security of Letters coming to Great Bri tain, and to'place.theavunder the Operation of this Act, Seer: 5 aild 6, the • Postorister,Getteral is to authorise' Persons Abrold to collect, Lettirs from Masters of Ships and others, a u:1 to make then; ri,i in sealed Rags 01 Parcels addressed to the Postmas i ter 'General, plittitr::: into the sftid Ba;s or Pareel3 a•Certificate i.lthe Number of Letters contained in the sallle, and an Impressiou of the Seal which shall be used, and tin- Date when sealed,* arl, for their Care and Trouble the Mas ters to whom the Batf.s of Parcels.shall be cOntided for Con=' veyance to Great Prit:tin, shall pay to such authorized Per son at t;,.u . • Rate of :fs. looey, for every 50 Letters', and so in proporf ion roe a greater or lesser Number. 'no:Pocket Axvnts suit Devoities to the beyond the Seas, the Colonial Postmas.t,ers, his Majesty's Consuls, or Vice Consuls, or ,vhere there are no Public Officers of these Descriptions, any other Public Officers or respectable Persan will he antho-' rised by the Postmaster General to make up Bags and Parcels of Letters in the manner before described. • Masters of Ships Sect. '6. Are to pay - as ithbve for the Bags entrusted to them, and on delivering the same in a perfect State at any Post-Odiee in Great , Britain, IN repaid by the Postmaster the Sum of Mont which 'they shall have so advanced, and. also for their own Care and Trouble the Sum of Two-pence per Letter for every Letter or Packet contained in such Bags or Parcels. - • • _ Sect. 7. If ft,iy nister shall open any Bag or Parcel en trusted to hint, or take ont any Letter,. or not duly deliver the Bag with tire Letters ::t the Post Office, of the Place wt•er e h e shall arrive, Without wilful or unavoidable Delfty, every Mas ter shall forfeit and pay .5001 , . . Sect. 11. The Masters are required on their Arrival in Port, to sign a Deelardtion that they have delivered all Let teri on board aee,4rding to the Act, and until such Declara tion, the Olicers are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk,. and every Master wilful I)' neglecting shall forfeit SW. And with respef.t to Letters front Great Britain to Coun tries abroad, M•fsleis of Vessels are retinired to take Notice, that if they sball, have on board ally siach Letter (except. the Letters of their Owners) neither inclosed in the sealed Bags that &nail - Inc to he made up at the General P(;st-011ice, and at, the Out having the official Mark and Stamp, to denote that a 4ztte of .Postse been paid for the same of which Stamp Inipresiions arc exhibited at every Post-Of fice), such Mast er'stran as afore Said forfeit the Suet of Five" Penfids for •-very Letter. :red the Officers of the'Custonis are, :nnlev . this Act, to schninister-au Oath to every Master, that he has not any Letters on ittard contrary to Law. Oili&ers of the Ctetoms. Sect.. P. The principal of the Customs at . every . Purt ar e r e quir e d to, s ea di Ship s f or L e tt ers (in board, con- trary to the Act, ;tund tea seize them, and they are to be inti tied to a Moiety of the P,nalties. sect: 10. Such Officer, :ire required to administer an Oath tQevery outward hunod, that he bas nut aity LettZrs ou bord whicdi have uut paid the Rates, not heing•the Letters' of the 000ur,,, A Declaration is to lie signed by every NLzsterlirriving froui . altroad i as explained in that part of this; Adve: . tisement, mime= diately addressed to them ; an . sl until such ijeclaration the. Ofliecrs are not to permit the Vessel to break Bulk, and (Sce• t2):if any Collector, Compta•oller, or principal Olicer, hereby requir e d to prohibit any Ship or Vessel breatang Bulk until the Provisions of this tel be complied with,'shall permit such Ship or VesSet to break Bulk, such_Collector, Comptrol ler, or Odieer so permitting stt6li Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, shall forfeit or pay.t he Suns Of Twenty Pounds; oue Moiety thereof to 'is paid to the Informer. • Merchants, Brokers, And the Public, • • Sect. 8. Will take notice,, that if any , Person whatsoever shall send any Letter or PAcket by any Ship or Vessel of which •he shalt not he the Owner, of - if any Master shall have oir board or carry ary Letter not being* the Letter of his Owners, without such official Mark thereon, the Person sO offending shall forfeit and pay 5/. for every such Letter or Packet. . • . Sect. 14. Any Person who shall forge or counterfeit the Stallip. Mark of Postage, iirlYeAignation, to be put !won the Letters by Autlio:itv'of the Post inastet : -General; with intent to avoid the Pustag,:, will be gmilty of a Misdemeanor. - Sect. 13. Tice sere:al Petialtic.tof thiS Act to be recovered in ally Court of Record with 101 l Costs; a Moiety to tie paid to the King, and the other to any Person who will inform and sue for the slime.. Sect. 16. This Act dhes not extend to restrain the East India C°"'l""alY nor their Directors, from sending and receiv froui their Governments ;ind Servants abroad, Packets, Letters, and' Papers relatin?„ to the Affairs of the Company, and of their Gieertinients a'road in the manner accustomed ott all Letters tint are not the Official Letters and Packets tr,.: the East India Cinpany, are liable to the Rates and'Re7 gulations o f t i l k Act. NViii tie l int in execution ut the General Post , . Office, London, and at all Post Offices in Great Britain, ou the 1 lth of Octoher, 1614, and in places abroad as soon as way b e afterwards. The Post wester General will f'eel it his Duty to.enforce Pay ment el tile Penalties :in every.lirettch of the Law, By Contßtud of the Pustmnster General, • • ' IT.ANCIS Seciet;try. FPRTCE SIXPENCE-I-TAT ITPEN?gIr. . . ~. . . . • . , . . . . T II E (a AI MISSIO LYE ie S i'or I‘7( 'TI_L-- LI, !.. c`i G His 1L1.112.7,y7r .5. , 1'..117.Y .do herebi; :; . i . , :, ',I ticc, T'llat on lfriolog the nd Dai,.)ro ctob , r „, a ., , at 1 ,,, : , ,. . (; , r el in the irfiernoote will be e.!posf%rl tol'oblif.. Set. el .'l. , ri,.. tun/ling-, .Y . nr .t d at .170,!•et, a 9slitll - C.\SK, -ST BOARDS ENPS, DOUBLET. ENDS ; anti BISCCI'r BAGS, in small Lots, lifing.in the Stores of Mitt Yard ; re 'any . Person inclinable to 'ior'ly hare tie t , iezcing the same, in the conemon Working /loam, any defy before the Sok. E,l? TFO RD L LAW- IZI), Sept. eg, lb t riplitSE are to give Notice, that on Thz:r.stlay , the 6th of °claw next, at Ten o!Clin• in t.rzr F.,iTnnon, be e:tposed to PUBLI C v r ,E, ot his ilajesty's rietnal ling-Yard, rwenty:ty.omand littlise/ damaged BREAD, /tle7C/2 71:1:10' .. e put up in Lots qf Sixty Bae.s euchi and also sundry Lots of unscreiteahle BEEF, , RICE, 2c. A Deposit of 25/. per rent. is to heyrarle i ±on the amount ofe . ach Lot at the t but. of sale, and the rentikrier of the pur chase-money poi(' hrfore the StO;esc,:rn Gc re/wryer', fir which purpose a period n • 14 worhfF.rg days Fill :he allowed from the day If sale, ,the I.lrtyrTs partientarly observing i/eel not: Ass ,Iran one-half of the quantity is tolre taken array .fr;ont‘the pre. vases within the first seven de ys ,7and the remainder in the seven fallowing days, otherwisel'he depositmOnry will be foryeited, and the Stores remain : the property of the .0 -~ ten, as no extension of time Willi on any .ccOunt, be granted. VICTU4 I,L IN G- OFFICE; .Sept. 2S, 1314. THE. COMIIIBS . ERSfor VICTUALLIIY G His MAJESTY'S WAVY do . hereby NoliC That. on Tuesday, the 1•Ith of October next, they gill :be teadit 'to; receive Tenders in writing-(sealcd sip), and treat Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or•ALEXIA RAISINS, and Tule nundred Tons of MITSUWADO SUGAR, to be respectijely • answ,erable to,.'amples. (of net leii , thrin two pounds we!lght: eatl4 to he prcidncod 'With the j'ender's, r;;111 iO be deliee,:pl iK the space ofa MOnth iota His I.lajcsty's rig noll!'n . 4. Stor es• ikptford ; and also for Two Thoasand BOLTS qt fq.AGS, for the use of ,ihe Cove ri4e, to be, also avnerrh lc to : Somplee to be produced with the Tenders, anti to be delivered in the space Tividee.:llollths, friar?, time to time as den'tafal ed, into the Stores btfore-nzentioved.- The whole to le, paid for by Bills.payabie with Interest Ninety Mips after daft: Tice Conditions Gl' the Contracts may be-seen at the Secre tary's Wee: • - . . Xio regard had to any Tender in ivZieh t' P?-ice .oall not Ide inserted in lvords at length, or (hat Le deneered to the Board Wore • One o',7t)e,i.n. ;;:id Tuesdan. the 11th nr „„,.4 • , ?cilia make's the Tender, ,r Pers'aa C:7l his be4,o; attends, to answer when called f or. • vicrugLL ENT; ofyriC,R, .4/I , r •9 , ISI4. ~• T HE COM3'IISS/ONERS.for,qCI7 7 --iLLIXG His NavY do hereky give' Noic, That on Friday, the 30 he September next, thr f f will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (waled up) a,, 1 tr i yq lain quantities of PRIME IRISH BEEF an POIIK, to be cored in the ensuing SeagOir; one third part thereof to be parked in Half-puntheohs, one third part in ftli-rees, and one third pdrl in Barrels ;' to be deliver;al into his Majcsti's Smalling Stores at Deptford or St. Catherine's, in regaler proportions, ry'eackileseriPtion of Casks, Ly the periods lot der-Mentioned, . One third part of the'ivho'k by the NM February, One third part inor'llithe 15th of April, • 1315. And the remaining third part byt the 31st of May s - And to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, 'Ninety Days offer thte. 97,e Conditions of the Contract natp , Le seen at tYte Se; - errtary's ,Office;, at this . Office of by applying nunstervilli, Agent f - ictualling at Cork; to the Col lectors of his Customs at Limeria, BelfaSt,Ne , rry, and 117atelford,' . (!pd to the Postmattet-Gcneral at espectit:ely. , N. B. ,N 9 Z'c•trrler for a les's Tucnltity than.looo. Th 7( rs of Beef, and, 1000• Tierws Pork, will be athoitietl nor ;e /t regard. be had to itnyin which the Pride shall not.le 7 inser!ed in words at length; or that shal,l not he delivered t‘ , . Board brfor'e One ()Tench on the said Fridayi. , the. 301 k, of September nest, nor ?tales* the Persow'Who mak,s the Tender, or same person 'on his behalf; attentre, to answer when called for. • Each Tender mast the be accompanied by Lrtier by two responsible Pcks'on's en g a g in g to become' bound ?pith the Party te7tflerinx, an the Penol,S.n. of 151. per ecnt: on the ayiount, for the due peric!rmauee If the CoAlroct. The atnount of the probabk quantities of Fresh Beef and Pork to. he contracted for, as •abovc-nientiontd, 2/zay tic hilowie oir ilia! after Me 10M of next 111014 2 by applying at Mc Sc- cretary'4 Offlie. - FOR THE 01101..11H OF HAM.. ONG HAIR heing so. tiniver,;zilly worn, par _ ticularlY by young Ladies, Mrs. JOHNSON Niles the liberty of a cquainting the Nobility and• Gentry:, that RACIA's ITALIAN OILS are the oily article that Os ever been discovered to accelerate its growth, which is acquired by only rubbing the'Oils in the Hair.twice a week. They also Tender the hardest Hair as soft as silk, and'completely cute the dry scurf, whi c h is so very troublesome Infers cially since powder is out of use), and wilblteep the hair bean tifullyin curl. Young. Gentlemen at school, who hat, in general coarse hair, attended by ;a quantity of dry scurf, tv,r_titl find great benefit from the use if those Oils, ' nut only i,v ; present comfort they afford, bat by letting the hair be rule: ci y tio n :: t a i.. nd then, wheo they become old they would riot. have grey hair or a bald Mace on their he .ids, t been exper i e nced U) numb ers w h o h ave ' use d th e Oil s i n . thelr Tbe Oils, (of , the last thirty years, have been's:44l - 'la pots„ at ; but! Mrs. Johnson, finding that half the quantity will serve a yiZong person -at least two 0110 has reduced the size of, the pots, which will be sold' ii - future at 25. 9d. only, giving persons thereby an opporttnfity ti judgifig of its virtues at a trifling expence. To he hail of the Prokietor,J. Johnson, 94, Newman-street, Oxford -street ; and,•by' her 7.lpPoiatment, Of Tate, 'Oorn hi Bi - giT, -Clieap - s-itte; Gatty and Peirce; Bowl-strut; and ltv all the principal Perfluncrs in Town and Country, at and us. 9d. 021 4 ,00' , 50'6 le , i Pah' 4 j,