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7 DOG send both Itof t x ir e•'!t sent (torn Leraiii , -lalte, near Ripon, rttc' t ' iset •f. • Plelierszill's Wary inu , tlie. to Y r. ' i snc 4 1/ 4 4 4. 14i,, ti . Oxford -street, L o ndon , 1.4 ( 1, 1e T 1 1), -are now in possession of aggoner i Bull ant Month -.(i,sfra exoliiiertticeeesu days fraiu the date liereJf; will ~ 'l.t. 1 4 • 1814. . • '‘ ( 1 - - .. _ , t ( . 1,•. ----.... I , 2NitL; l 4) L WILT s ~- . ~,, ;t,q)Nt uy A,..„ ", AND - D0105,',T. Pl' 4l i R.lt l t 'll N; ". 1 lO,N. at• the 11."CTION MART, in )t:p i, , ,,, ' 1 :114 ' z i : - ' t il N - I'D.IY, the oSth ' Da -Y ( 'f 41 ' ;1)- TwEINE O'CLOCK, in 'PUREE N I t - , :', pi. 1, 11 1. 1 , i ' . i' 'rA i 0 , it ttti r , i , oPp ic ,,L :11 A. N S !SO N anti EXC EL -0 ..:,,,,tte,ilutel.v:o,s of A , i t .;;,,.. 1 Bii ,•. v; it h •t he beitn , ti- Ok i ly l i; i bi i t,,, pis, 1 lv.atations, and Cr. - , I,,as, delig,,it ttzit::; y. 4 I ti!si i i. ,e llantill ,, Vale of Aiheornbe. pr,•'sent- IL 11,,L 4 f I ,' th ee: n . 4 'e tor a ' NOblentan,..„ or Fain l'iy of 11 k c(.4, qulli ird rtal and hi c ,••• - hliniprov';;NL: Al.inot s and ki ' . , -14 Legit '"Wii4. t:t°Yal, Tolltirii Farnham,' :tad Stub, 4'4 4 ' \i .41 ~ , ! t s i i Cupp rlilgtoo and Asilgrove Farm; with 101 4 ; hit; '' , s‘ rt I•tarot: of .. he Liberty of Laver ott,..s4ll.ts, (I' ' Foliar • VI ' eliii , .In4l Quit Rents, i'attY, 4 ll ° Atir all Pl'iv - i ' - i- ' . ' t'll. . 1 5 ad, 4 oth„ ' eges, aryurtcnant to the Sere lk 4 4 ' 44, 1 ' il l ~,,eotiily situated between the two Great 4 ,: t 1, P 4 ,1 I),, ii ot Pitri;ltes ~•f• TolL.rd Royal, terwicli 14' 4 0. it, 111 ' 1 41, e '''. 4.l `t. Marv, 111 the Cakn i.) - or - wilts i . i , ti1 ,41 ' 1 .31, 4 t , l , te col-kitle. Paraft:::ls, Tamilt.- Gultrille, ;aid t\t'A t : ll, , t . - E ' had tin . l Y of Dor,et ; about fourteen utile, A t, ,, ,,i ii t,, ~,zoin,..six frau' Illtintlfttrt:. Shaftesburv, and i, :, , 4 ) t or Il i , ki p ,. an entire Freehold Prooertv of : early iti l i ' ; 4 . tr w), kip,. abuiniN 11.- ••••r(:d '‘;•i'll 'Game, 41 11. 14, )4t , t1 b ei Lllt s ft„,,Z._. sue •---Ttic ".I ‘ ..••,iiin alai a bort (t.:00 1: 5, 4 :t .t Prit i l- "" ; A. ' L t,',.° l which - 50 t 0 -•. Acre • s are Woods in 1, 1 : . rill 1.):10 ii i e ,..,t , 't by fa-tses. or- ' , ,i2les. for 'Lives, kti. 1 56., 14 14.,-‘ 4 1,p,, 1 1 - !'b t -U abo•it -00 ~ al, et . O p en Coat 'to 'y'.., .114; t,... , , z *I .. -' .'- •, . N . 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CUS., , niary, ~ k t ,lc luti,':;ls,- \. r 'ilerit,,i' . 1 3 1.- ]:cat.., and Lauds ; Ilalt- Vil, 'lt 1 4 11 . ,1,1,-ilLe, nearlv etro,l'in va •ee to Free -1/4,t , 1 .1 ) 4 1 " 0 , 41 5 t; tk: , b uEk-!, with Ciartl•:.t -- ,, Fish Pond, 10 ( . 4 ,`'.4 %e t ', , vtl,ll,Lus, eolit4ining '•,• , , ',. - attitc Acres t ,(4 t t qt t : P lp t- A c r)l . ex0T.,,e.,....4 N leadev,:, Pasture, and Arable 1,„111"7/.1,01,ts4; Wiii: 4e 'd fi. 9111 r i.'ithe of nay, bv a M0p11,,. pll,,. ptl %i: ' , ()f pa,,l. uxten,ive anti I.:doable Manurial k',.'4t.';'"ltt,''''l••l4•),ltclll,4re,a, ut --v, '.c. &L. on the 0, i',, - 'lli t) ;) tle w ."' 01 Yatal v , " t . , - -"li •- of the • re'ltin..„•• 1 :4 i )14 4, g,. Nall''''lk' : . 4, l Y l, itc, a * , : d " 3:dfo - d at eery ofd it.,4 1 4,141? 1. ,4 .. 11; e ),;';'),• p....r ve;11.„ . • ' i, t . i ta't•ti . , 4l s•4 l ,' l ,kFt 4 1 ,:r t `P ' uf . a fine Sportim• Count;y, ii,7s t .ic i l / 5 ,'" - 5-' 4 l;ykls i , •• t he intruded incittre of the 4 1 to %li t rt i-ttd: t '• '''t k]f tile Cop - huids, will add con- Nt - .‘v ti. 41. r, .. ~ L t kd . .t... t. . a'r b p . S .4„, t,d,_ ke , z " , -atete, - lind of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, Is t ,ifi t s!tt t ,_ l l: 4 ,, nct Aiti,..also. at * tl. e 'tills at Illackw•ater, t;51,,: 1 _5 4 ,." ti,„;' , l 1,4 farther Geen; tail at vie Auction ctl,7tN;, ~ .lq i i ict s, k rtlier ii,, t -, i; . -... • , 4 1: %t rt tr l ,.. t! 4 aui, 1 . ,„ scti ais,applttatton i.:ay ,•tk,,?l, 1. ,..1..., ( ,. Tle y skiu:7.,i• _Charlton Cottttge, ntar 911 , i , , le,. s ‘ tr A r at le ,. 011 ,1i - 1 1 1• - . , sti '2 s , Red Lion-riiint , r , c; 414 ,c'qua t , , .. ; Edward Pottst , n, 1.. q. ii . "54y , ,,' ''"u'don ;, or to Messrs. Baud l id Surveyors, AnninSter. - . WE DN ES DAY. MENIORY OF THE LORD. NELVILLE MANY OFFICERS of the:NAVY and ROYAL MARINES signified a Wish to see a MONUMENT erkttd to the MEMORY orthe late •I,Olt1) MELVILLE, it it proposed to RAISE a FUND for car4ing into effect so desirable an object. , It is intended that the Monument be raised tinder the Superintendance of a Coinmittee at Edinbuq;b, en the Summit of the Mountain called Arthur's Seat, iii the Center of the County which his Lordship so ably and hononrablyie presented fur SO years, where it will be seen from, aboye thirty neighbouringCoupties„ at the sake time that it will form an excellent Sea Mark for"the Entrance of the Firth of. Forth. The Funds requisite for a work of this magnitude will of course be large, but when his eminent Services in Parliatilent, together with the nttmerous benefits which the Navy owe to his beneficent consideration are recollected, there can be no doubt but all ranks will vie with each other in their sended vours to perpetuate his Memory by a Monument 'as conspi cuous as hi/ Virtues, and as lasting as tie* Gratitude. . It is scarcely necessary to call to the recollection of the Sailor or lloyal.Marine, that to hlm their famiiiies are in debted for comforts which were unknown to them in former times. The present moment, when *ships are Lein* paid f igh es them with an opportunity of evincing their grateful sense of these benefits•by contributing to the Frind. As goon as a sufficient sun; shall be collected, it is intended to form a Committee, for the purpose . of receiving Designs and Estimates, and prosecuting the work without loss of time, orta scale equal to the amount which is likely to be collected ; and sail persons are invited to assist towards raising a Structure which may hand down to posterity the admirt,tion and graite:le so justly - due to th:►t Friend of the British wlu►se Memory it is intended to perpetuate S.thscriptions will be riceived by MeSsrs. Drummond, bankers, Charing-cross ; the Secretaries of all the Cou►man .ders in Chief in the Ur.tited Kingdom and its Colonies; by ell the Navy and Marne. Agent - in London; Walter Reid, Esq. Pay Otfice, Plymouth ; and at the . Pay 011 ices of . all'the King's Ports; to be placed I►y them' in the hands of Messrs. Drummond, " For a Monu;rent to be erected to thel`.lemory of the late Lord Viscount Melville." SUBSCRIPTIONS LREADI RECEIVED. At Leith. X 4. li. Rear-Ailmirril Wm. - J. Ilopo .26 5 ' 0 Vice-Ati:;liral ichn limitcr . 5, 5 , 0 Reis-Adiniral Fraser CaPtaiu Ogilvie C4istitin A-Smith (Latona) . . 5. 5 0 Captain G. Ferguson Captain Jas. Murray (Oncron) Captain George•lilin . g , - 5 - 5 0 Captain IS. C. Cator ' s'. 5 0 Captain S. G. Pet:hell (Unicorn) 5 5 0 Caplaill Staddart 5 5 0 Captaln iiis. Wats•in ' 5 5 0 (.',),ilain Mathew -Iluelde 5 5 0 Captain J. G. Garland (Alert) Captniii Davitl Ramsay 5 5 1) _ Y 'l' . li Captain .U. Boswall - 5 5 0 t'avpiaiti.Cluiats.sphcr SNicon il,Nig - litiugale) Captain Baugh . Captain Tait Captain-A. B. Bingham (Myrtle ) Captain W. R. Jackson (Briscis) Captain Tailour * • ' 3-3 0 Captain Wm. Farrington (Clio) Captain Wm. Ramage (Cherohee) Lieutenant David Anders , on (Latcia), Lieutenant John Mundell. (Furious) Lieutenant David Ramsay • Lieutenant 11 Skipsev Lieutenant Rich. ('lion Lieutenant 'l'. B. Felinwes ' 1 1 0 Lieutenant .14s. Tait, (T.a.rnest) Lieutenant Rich. Baukes ;Forward) . 1 1 0. Lieutenant Ball * 1_ mil °, , , Lientehinit G. Murton ,1 1-- I I 0 Lientenant , Field Mr. Williamson (•-mrgeon, Latina) Mr: Platt (Purser, Ditto) Mr. White (Master, .Ditto) Mr. Cottereil (Purser, Clio) Ma:.-lintheriord (Surgeon, Ditto) . .l 1 o Mr. Livingston (Mister, Ditto) ' 1 1 '0 -Allen field, Esq. Secretary .3 3 .0 List traitsinirted..by 1)r. Thompson, Deptford Vice-Admiral Sir Thus; Williams Two Captains, 51.-ss. each - Doctor Thompson ' Transmitted by tiValter Reid, Esq. Plymouth ViceAlliniral Domett ‘. . Capta,n (i ice (In.iu,t Ca , ,natn \\*lather (Bcaford) . Cahoon Lord Colville **Qnct.ii, . .......... ~../... Captain T. Elphinsti , ne i'Duhlin) , ' - ' Captain Sir Christopher Cale (Itippon) -. , Captain 11. Stewart (late Podaegns) Captain Citmhy (Hyperion) . "4 • * • • ' Captain Prescott (Enclanus) . . Jas. 'Whitby, Esq. Salmi - intending' the Breakwater J. Billiu,, , (formerly a Purser)Capt,tin Hall (S.:lvador del Mitiitii) Captain C. Jones (Ville de Paris) . Captain E. Collins (llalf-par Cotninandei ; Richtird,Broutiey, Ksq. Sv, -etary Dr. 'T)iompson (Naval II- ,attil' Jr. A. Gordon fPav Oak( Mr. Walter Reid (Ntto , Mr. J. Wm,!:•idge (Ditto` Mr. Win. trudge Mr. Orehaid (Pm's, r; . 1 Mr. Iss'ob!). - (Ditto) Mr. Nesbett (Ditto) Sir. J. 'Moore ' k l:llaster) ',gr. J. King (Ditto) . 1 1 Sir. j. Bruff (Ditto) Mr.3..51-ian (Ditto) Ten Warrant Officers, at 10s. , names to be_trinis - initted . . . Four Ditto, at ss. each • List transmitted by T. Aldridge, Esq. London -Admiral Billy Douglas 4 Catittain -Peter Douglas ~ _ Captain .1. M. Ady•e . . . Transmitted by Joseph Whidbey, Esq. Officers an ;'Jerks of the Breakwater at Plymouth Collected :,y Captain Vesey, on paying Liverpool's j Ship's Company ... . Transmitted' by General Lewis, Royal Marines • Woolwich. 15 15 10 10 5 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 - 5 5 5 5 10 10 3 0 9 9 10 10 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 23 7 13 2 Gencral Lewis Colonel .1. Home Lieutenant and Adjutant Colvtou Dr. Jainslt . Mr, A. Jainsh 5 0 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 ! Transmitted by Thurnas Burdett, Esq. Store .'keeper, Wool ti..;:ii. •Tholuas Br:iwn, Esq. (Master Attendant) .., ~ Edward Sison, Esq. (laster Shipwright) 'faunas Burnttt, .I:sq. (Storekeeper). .• • • D. Dann (Sta , r epi . ) , , . NI r. J. Aticires (Stip. : - ,lmter) 1 •Arehibald Moody (iaster Regg)..... 5 0 5 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,62, - QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE. INIPENETILAELE PAINTS awl COAL TAR BROWN. • UPTON and Co. (late of London Wall) most respectfully inform the Public, that the Impenetrable Paints art very ornamental, and being ground in Linseed Oil, m a y he applied with advantage to all purposes of useful Paint ing,' both inside and outside, where a handsome appearance, durability, and economy, areconsiderations. For Pak Palings, Stucco and plaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Bailing, and Out buildings of every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as They resist. the effects of. weather in au astonishing degree; are a Cure for the Worm and thy Pot, and will stand in Lot climates. They are of the fullowhy Colours and prices, viz. Invisilde Green, 565. per cwt. I 121 h. ; Dark Green. 765. ; and Olive Green, 112 g.; bite deep Green, Is. Gd. to c2s. pe: lb. ; Slate, Lead, and Stone Canters, 565. per Chocolate, 525.; Red or Brown, 425.; and White Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil, to thin them for use, ss. (dl. per gallnu. The Coal Tar Brown is of two kinds, viz. comtnon, Its. per ev..t;; and trfineti, 925. per cwt. • They are both applicable to the covering rough Fenus, porn is Tiles ! Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, Wood under ground or Water; particularly the Refined Tar. it he.ng perfectly s insoluble in, water ; the Worm will not penetrate Where it is sfsed ; it is also of a good colour, dies vary hard,. and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated, and laid on with a common tar brush. The Impenetrable Paints are anticorosive, and may be had iii casks of 1.0014. at ---,.. A . ' . . , 't . .- - ;' .... . , te-.... , . 4 ;;;, , , , , ` i' 74 l4 ':;.. ....i.a......• t 0, SEPTEMBER 14, 18/ 17 ::. (4.•Ecleii. !S'forekeeper's• Offire)...., ..... .. .. . • I -0 -0 11.1 1 iilcock (Do.) ' 1 0 0 -- T. Ki , inpon (Do.) ‘ • . -'0 16 ' u .i. Ilardcastle (Do.', ' . • U ;'! t, —K. Cuthbert' (Sid'qer Alt, , n d. olli c ,, - I 0 1,) gte. d her Stnifli (z:ul-yey Oflice): - 1 , 0 .0 .1. t'arrit u (I) ) 0 10 . t R. 'cliolturn (Bousit,-. :Tu.; . , eer i ' -- I 0 d T. Evans (1 - 1.:10,er. Saii,ro,::ci . 1' 0 0 -•• W. Ilookuy (Master 13o.:1-;,,;i1Ocr Anderson (Iloatsw. of tlieTiittliticr.,r) 0 10 0 Received from Naval-YarO;l,cith. • • , James Bruce, 1-,sq. (Naval Otfiery). , • . 3 3 0 Cieol•g - e Patterson, Esq. (Master .-Itl - emlant) Mr. :lames...Gunn , (Naval Offirel - 0 10 6 S. Canham, Esq. (Master Shipwright) 1 1 0 Mr. J. Bruce (Naval •Othce) ' . . 0 5 ) I.:Y.)111's Ship's Company, 7 Day's Pay. . Cherokee's Do. , Do. 7 Do.. ' • ' . , Clio's Do. Do. 2.,1)0.' Many Nanis of Stibserlher .- : are W:ttiosti doubt Mnitted. ; )ult !Is it is intended to publish a Mist of Subscrilwrs nifinthly. It will be esteemed a favour if those (:entlerueti wlr.) have un dertaken to recei , e Subseriptions.wouldsenl a•List as often as cenveltient, addressed to Itear-Adiurral W. J. I - 10;ke. - M. P. , Leith. . At IV iiP,' ,V ' ry3l TO). , / q4,.: ' &i ' ' '. . i kr; '.I I, ' l4-. , 44 - ".1 *.‘) t 1 ): , - 7" - ,`CL . .....)g t.„ w,,,„, \,,,,, - olyAti 4,. -- ,y 4 ,---,,0,, .4 viii-,-7,,,,-„ ihk mA \\\ AMERICAN PRIVATE EP '4. ;At 'a. very nntnerons Nlveting. of the. a E Cr FA(7TORFILS, SI - lIP-OWNERS of the City. of GLASGOW, called by Pahl'e Azlvertie ment, amk.beld, by Special ittcpti,it ion. to i the LorttProvost, on I,l"ednesday the 7th September, 1611, . . . The" Lord) intovosT. in the -• !t was Unanimously Resolved, - T HAT the number.of American RI.; vateers with ,v,,,ci, onr Channels-have been infested, the ar.dacit.; with which they have appro4-ched .oar coasts, ton! the ,iilCl:cNs which their enterprise - has been ..;Sendai—have proved injurious to our commerce, hunibli:tg to inn pride, anal dis creditable to the directors of the naval ;tower of the British Nation—whose flag, till. of late, waved bver every sea, and triumphed over every rival. That there is reason to believe, in the short Space' of less than twenty-four 'Months, above eight hundred vessels have been captured by a Power, whose maritime strengtbive have hitherto impolitically held in contempt. That, at a time, when we are at peace with all the resb.of the world--,when tire maintenance of -Our marine costs Si) large a sum to the Country—when • the lercantile and Ship pi); Interests,pay a tax for protection, under the form of Con roy Duty—and when, in the plenitude of our power, we have declared the. whole Ainerican Coast under :blockade ; it is equally distress,ing and mortifying, that our ships cannot with safety traverse our Own channels—that ins:trance cannot be ,effected but at an- excessive preniimn—and tit it. horde of Airierican.cruisers - should be allowed, unheeded, ruire,sisted; unmolested, to take, burn, or sink ow- (rm vessels, in our owninlets;and althost in si4lit of our own had:oars, That the ports of the Cly6e havb Sustained severe loss fr o m the depredations already conat ,. .ed,and that there is reasnu la-apprehend still more serioa; sudering, not oniy from the extent of the _coasting ,trade. and the. 'mintier of vesel..4 yet to - arrive from ahroad, hat as toe time is iast -anproaching when the outward-honed ships -must proceed- fat contalivs to Cork, and *hen, daring the winter . season, the opport.ini,i nies of the enemy Will be inertt'sed,..llotli- to. capture with ease and escape with ir:_?unity.. - That' the system of horning and tlestroying every article which there is fear-of losion a. system pursued by ell the cruises and encouraged by their ow:: Government, di: inshes the chance of re-eeptare, and renders the necessity. of pre, sent ion More urgent. That, from the coldnes and neglect with %i'llreh pet rior!s' reatonitrancs frina )1-.1;e:- quarter, hay:. recired ity tle.; th:s actintly feel it an imperioas: duty ov.•t to n‘i:iress Lne "i'll: - '.mey, Fr and thereon:, that-a Petn- Lon b'e if nrwardell 71.1i;:vai r - firaF - ICF." gent, acting in none and on behalf of his Majesty, represent ing the [Move grievances, and humbly praying . ta..ithis Royal flightless will be graci4usly . ; ;leased to direct such ineasueci to be adopted, as shall promptly and. effectually protect the trade on the coasts of this' kins:dom, front the namerous, in sultim.;, and destructive depredations of. the eneiny;-'—and that the Lord.Prorost be requested to transmit the said Peti-, Con accortlingly. That the fljatilis of this Meeting be given to :11r. Ewing, for.the nbilit.v,witb whieu he prepared and introduced the bu siness of this day. That the Than- of this Meeting be given to the Gentionen i wh•o signed the Requisition. RI. FINLAY, Provost. The Lord• Provost having left the Resolved Unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to his Lordship, for his prompt compliance with the llequi.Ait ion, and fur thr•manner in which he conducted him self in the Chair. . RURA:I. SPORTS. 'l't4 Day was pullistß;(l, Prir.ted,unif,nym with the former Volumes, mid embellished Hates, by Tonikins, Lanciscer;&c. ASUPPLEMENT. to the RURAL SPORTS ; comprising, among' othor matter, ii.vmarlis upon, and Anecdotes Of, tin: Fish, Beasts, and Birds, thatat all interest or arc searched after by the Sportsman. - Br tlib Rev'. W. B.I)ANIF.L. . Imperial tlatto, 41. 145. 6d. vxtra boards Medium Draul ing ditto, 31. Gs.; Denny, 21. 12.:. fill. ; i octavo, 21. 2s. London t Printed for.ll. and B.Crosby ansi'Co.•Stationer's'- court, Ludgate-street. • This Day was published, A ileW Fdition, price Five illustrated with Cases!', APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PR E vENTiox and CCII.E of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequenees, Ntrictures, ' tracts, &c. including Practical- Ohservations on Tatics Dorsaiis, Mncal charges,. &c. • By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. • hate of ttieVaited 1-I,)3pitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed. for Messrs. Hig,tilce, 24, Fleet-stn;et, I ondon. Wlierit may be lOd, Caton'sPopular Treatise on.the Causes unit Distinction of the Varieties of AiFtlinsa, with tiewand suc cessful Instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price Zis. [PRICE Sikik6i 7 ;fi r iAlLitl44hl' kir; _ t_ -, , '4' .4 -, } - 5,.V,. , f V 5 •..„L=e'l7 3l 40 "A;c ,l * - - -, , 1 - sr '';''' ~,, ~ -• • : ~., ,,t ,-".., '.. , :ti -; • - -:;.o. * ‘ j ~;;,.. .:.: ~ t .';'\(ve', . .t .,44,..ex: ••• --,/ 2 , ,,-: , • ~:rf. .„, z ' e:,: - ; .'..."/ . . - • ~, , t ~ , , - .sP.; .4 k 4 :t, fix Et: • 5, 4 1,,i b if„ .1. • .• • DEPTFORD T 7l :7'edh7,2W6v-EIRD; 5,;:c.7; 1814. T HESE are to give Notii; 'that on Thoidal in.'staiif,. a 7th o'clock it the .greiloon; will ifrcipo:sed to 1 14 7 13:1) Ib..TriLE; at his MaJestn's rictual-• Zi.. , 4.-3;1;71, at' .7)e,p?for.d, sundry Lot's s of t'ie following li:Y SEI'XIC:EABLE PROVISIOSS '1'01.1.E% 'now • ihe ea;d Yard; vi • Bread, Bread Dust, Mut, aisi /lice, Pease, Oatmeal, .Callnyauc.es„.!Arteitt;.Pezise; Sr!reiniings, : tha n ical wee;;. Bisketulfal, Beef, Pork Suet, Liagi!and wigi, su g ar ; P.iittei, Cheese, ilutt, Puncheon s Mig - 3hean, Barrel, Half Liogshead, itundlet, and Wine Pipe Ti'eree ahci ' II ii rel Staves,'lit.:atling, tight and dry, Dantzi . c DOnblei . ,Ends, tilab 'Ends, qUaat of out Conperi"r 4 . 314 Plre wood, •&c. Sze. &C. • ; A Deposit of 9.51. per cent. ii•to he matte the anieura oj'uac/t.rot . atthe le,rtad the i•ernaiv,;ifer t trL chase-rn mei paid it Jr[ S'lOre7 a;:e reiaaved, .If.rzehich rjurpose a period cif 14 war 711•'• days lfill he allowed front thr day cd tke Itiag/fs dartiCalarly Obsert:ing, that tot lest onc-heY f theigantity is to L tit4cA ffs . on, .thc pre the.fiest set- a days, aneittc-ri..4lllhillcr in theseeth folluwia,.:r days, othcru::*se th:7 deposit 3,40nc;; Will Lv forjeite:`; anel the Provisios4 and Stores renzali: Ike propiv of fife' Croten, as no ext;..nsiosi of tis!te on any accouNt, ii 'granted. OFFICE 0 0 171).V..1NG t 4 • r jHE PEINCIPAL OFFI - GE:fiS (!i* : JESTY'S ORDN,INCE. an hereby give • Noticr„ 'Mit Proposals will be iece`ired it 011 ice, on or hifo're 4roany,,the WO day of yrd, such Perswd ets„may be willing- to nnifertake the SUPPLY : of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSES stetiniCel 'in the , ' folloWing District, to be ildirei;cd at the Expcv!!..eV tTict Cfnitractor, viz. North PAitaiw. Isle of Wight, and ChriF4-. .church, Westiiin. with its •I)epen delteles, %Varky arid Ci:at• barn. • Northern. Yorlishirec EztiterJl, exclusive of Ntrzirley. Southern, exclusive of Cbut barn: Weedoni Noithaniptun- including Ports; mouth. fret Period'of Si.r .Treinthr from the OctOber netrt: ' 'T'he tr good, - sweet; dry', and clean, without any Of'Fkr:n er 21irowburnt Oats, gad Myst not 1:1:ret , thrin'l47p4nnds Jicr ITtlehesler Bos!MI -the Hay to stetet ante dr;,/,' ;indlelitr(red in VtasSes sdh,i : weight. • kt:atr; . to b fioorl, cfectit,' 4iicl dry IT hcat or Pst Strua , , rield detieereti t';‘ TrttsSes of stl(hs. weiirht. . „ Tbe , Prires to be paid for . 111 e ,?* Quantities each _frtiele !chick may to tle.'fvere.l r ot.l',vfoli,•::' , l'.7;•ratel,vir.: . ro r the 9ats'at,! h,ntlred IN 4).1 For the HaY at per Fpr Me Straw at • pp. anti !:,''4l'f poen!s- The Propos'atx 1111,? be (Wircrell srpttr‘r!th/ or juildly • --rwo wore rv -- rhr:trrttt-IV:s,fr-iets, aaryt- mrpt-eted Mat tic 'Contractor shall receive tize S.!afile Dang, ditr;n::r the Pcriod*f his Cwaract,may "aceimnlate;ma. , :ing nx ekncittitcr‘ for the same after the rate of i , er Horse per If - eth. Farther Part;,'..nlar.s. 7IV! g Ge hnoWn ?iron ..Ipplitirt;on to the Officers comtnanding the-Royal eaciDiStlict,und • also at the Seeretary's Office, In Palt-.lllnll aftresaid, any Day between the hours of Ton and Four o' blochovhere the Prti 7 port& must- be delivered, seated up, and iudorsad, Propo sals fur Forage ;" bat n' Proposes Can be admitted after the said 19th Septentber, at Tirciee O'Cloeh at Noon of tl,c same Day: neither will any Tcnder nnlas the Party inahing it, or an ...1,1, , ent in his Ilaalj; attend., By Order of the board, - H. CREIr; Secretary. ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (the .172. • original Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive Improvements to the highest Perfection) continues to be prepared and sold by 'Messrs. IiENKT, Manufacturing Chemist, Manchester. . . This agreeable perfumed Liquor, Which is composed of highly conce.iitrated Vinegar, .ioined with the most ideasant' Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpair ed in any Climate and.fir. any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it, fur affording relict in Head-aces, Fainting s, &c.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in places of paWic resdrt, and in the apart ments of the Sick. It counteracts, also, the infection of Coo-, tagions Diseases. As many spnrious and inferior preparations are sold under the same and similar names, the Publie are reque: f ited to'.oll - as the oily proof of its being genuine, that the names' of Messrs. Henry, Manchester, are engrared•on tino.stamp. The AROM.-qIC SPIItIT of VINEGAR, in :lathes, price. es. 91. each, stamp ineladed, is solo wholesale and , retail by B a yl e y and Hlew,•coekspur.:street, (the only Agents in Lou don authori;7ed by the 'Proprietors): where may he had, Sponge 11,'Nes of Gold, and Ca, Crystal, &c. Also, HENRY'S' CArXINED MAGNESIA, 1a bottles, at Cs. 9d. andiarger, with glass'stopfers, at 4t. (M. each ; their names being on the stamps. , TO THE P ROPRIETOIZS OF THE ANtgrticAN soo rii - SYRUP. 11/TADAiVl,—Abuot two ;Months since. my Chi!d IL was talien with most violent sereamitigs, hi; 4 lit :and day. We knew it proceeded from the Teeth. 1 Unmediately . .purehosed a biktle of your American Suothin,r i I Y ,I - 2 P; %Own to my great surprise, in a few minutes. after the guu t i,,,,,f, rubbed: the child went oft' in a comforta:de sleep for :a.veiai hours.. In about a week, two teeth came through; in a very short time afterwards, to our utter astonishment, six more made their appearance, without• the child's shewing the least symptoms' of uneasiness.•lie is now cntting two dunble-te.ttb with apparent ease. I administered some to a oeighhuur's child, who was not expected to'survivothrongii the ;,.4 i no, of its teeth, when, to the joy of its mo th e r, he immediately re rived, and shortly after tour teeth made their appean.nce. Any Lady, rho maw have,their doubts of its wonderful ett, c , s (asl had myself before I applied it),:th i all be satisfied by caii ing at my house, No. (..;ro,thr•row, King-street, Burt/110i: I am, Madam, yours respectfully, April 29-1814, , •11. FREAKES. T o he *had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by their appbuit ntent, of Netvbery, tit. Paul's Clntrell-yal•d, and Da ::::: . -street,. Dublin ; Barclay, Fleet-market; • Dicey and Sutton, now Church-yard; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-alum ; Butler, 4, Cheupside ; Evans, Luitgl-lane, Smithfield ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Timis and C . Juntry, at 2s. 9d. a bottle. `Caution.—i3e sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's American Soothing as there are several spur:ma sorts. _ N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant Poor as usual, at her house, every Tuesilay,and Saturday thoriting, frojo N.ne Ten o'Clock, on L►tinging a letter from a reip ec table 1 1 , 414 e. keelmr„ to certify that the are real objetts of caatity, .• .• • Is4'd4 6 8'71.1 • • • . 1 1 I S Et I ' : ;.• l`tViAL, COVENT-GARDEN, kted tine b urletta o EVENING; Sept:l4, will be 4 0 11 0 , 14 MIDAS. • Sinclair; and Nysa, Miss Matthews. ‘• • • ?.al t r. Tr. iter 1, liich, the Farce of 1 tHILD of NAT(TRE. ,3 Po o e ( the Young Lady whoacted. that such disting u i s h e d applause last Seas o n), • 'id a Ppearance on this . St a g e . to our Dino rious ,Visiturs,.an Allegorical Fes tival, called • °Which 'Fill 'E GRAND ALLIANCE. 14114. r. b'e added the t•'• 16-Drama of ~ :y . le ~,e qtr a it •rH E. I Al. I Alt. respectfully informed, that on =mint of "1..1,7%.,,t1,4,71-Yloverliow from every part of the "Fheatre, Company h ave been engaged to pet tnor, z•bts, - morrow and on Friday. "‘r, Hamleto with Timour the Tartar. ti Nis I),IANINDS • AND Pl' IRE S. • ) 4 4 .0N• T , I ed i JACOB begs 't'o•inform the l'ut)- :aL t .' l / 2 4 4 ;rives the fu'lV'l ta , ‘ • ' d • Money for DTA- I'PARLS. at( N a o. ll -;, l' ill T a e rg a z:ret-street, Caren • ,!•ecorid-hand Articles to he disposed of.. 41,111•01 11 11 1 ( ‘ ) 1 1,X it n . rtO , K.E RS' D Drl.t C ATE :;•,• PIC • 1141:011ci tl ItEDEIPTIoNT kl N,N I (.1 le it !? to, the Public in general they vintillie to , qfk i 1 1,1s 1 ,1`LY to any amount fur the 11.El,ibNIPI , f0I\ t, ,!;red G o ods nr PRO.PERTY in PLEDGE, particayrly `ti!,ofLeatiler., whether of Linea, Cotton., Wth" 1 " 11, h 'icidr e ,; 4, 0, Plate, Pi-mondi and Pearls.—For '4, 5 ;? ... i1i5, - ; t 4 t P is p . ly at N. o 28; T " aherna'cle-rov , , City-road. p i‘ four, and six' Months, discounted, if t; tritling matters ca'anot beAttendcd to. Irons rue uare tiereJt, wnt t)(y.. t a, 1 814. ClNty P.N. the PURCHA§T.'; of HUSH t , q th .--T he • t. I tb,, e , Itc are re sect. billy invited to an in.' ttd cheap Stock'of Irish Sl: l ifting ; 1.1 :1 11 1:Y. ei ntl;, ' n l .. a _ r g e a h 0 tts e on , :aie at tile Irish Linen Compa 41,,it.tb,;ntiare to N 0.4, the Smith. midi:, of tto l 'ili er t .l,t Co unt !. ne3 are enabled, from their X,stahl:sb .l4l.'ll, `nai l "es to sell the above -tides cons.iilera- At v '.`thtaltill y Hollse i• Tl • 'c't tlis are t• Ne in, e h 0 London. , t :kls P acids being got up orturdiate‘y 44 to re .' tailt theirhe- Agents in . tly_, • Sister Kingdom, 141,4 the durability and colour ; and further . . 14 4,4 4 "4: 4 4 . 1 „ , n11y af i t e en a . ,n 44 l , ey should a fault appear.--Country a. s kilt s/ „ to. hyt::111-lidNIUFT".,;)NOVAN No 4., Bluo—shnry-s;uare 11, ' ,: f in z •• 1-r A, No. 10 100. Dublin ' rlik_trlatu,nl, a ltd.liar;ls • ul ' lreland .`rotes, ' taken in . vu T PI( F r_tt N , kik" Soi' l( - )1 •1) ES•i'ATE, SVlllt ov PRIVATE CONTRACT. uNDA:F D • CILi..S of LAND, lately in -4411144,7111,1iiita,,,, :,Lrnmetit E state . at . Nandburst, on hasip.st,rected. The ine at ,llu t i ii ,"etKbhourliood . is rapidly, increasing, ji lln At i' 1 ,; ( :!d to purchase, would :have a. fair pro eithte tht: t y f_..: L int a i in a. fee' years. lt Wilj t e t f or. ta.Lets tury quantity. N, 4 . 1 is a -state prsent!: a View. of the New ~f n , e Magnificent. nuilding. it is bounded Ce gr;:itt: Wco•ern goad, and joins the iti,tt!'iarti be 'i•';e.to an equal extent. s IKte...stern..larS.,inquire of Nir. Lov'eridge, Solicitor, eet, blootush u rv: If b letter, po4t-paid:: I;'st ~ I' . f~~ J n~ t'" It ,1