The Sun. — London, England, 1814-04-30 00:00:00

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PUBLIC 't:.iVtils.Pnerttl, are rtvectfully informed, that the DINNER, of this SOCIETY, will take place .111 % :y 5, 1814, at the Crown and Anchor, pars] Uis Uoyal liighnes& :DtN-T. the Finite 'of SUSSEX. - , -. • 4 , tr • vte:•-FilE e md 1 . :41s of Douglas . f: 1 T1 s. a • Pe?le ' ti b Lord Charles Spencer, Honourahle John Spencer, Sir George Denys. S;I• r . 1; h i ` u °4 lce tart, ' 'POr I "' -Es q. ~,11)sst, E sq. fir Z. l "Ti Essr i , kr, • Sled ina kt.. 4: Turnbull, T• Forster, os l4 16 s , each, to •be had of the Stewirds ; of the ret 4l , , Mr. G. Smart, 52, Polund-sr;cet, Soho ; of tho 4. J. King, 14„ Little Chaol-street, Soho nd • 4 4 of the Tavern, till the :.3a of May. 'Dinner on Table at Five o'clock. zt th 1 ne CONCERT for the Bettent of t.tlis FUND, e Opera House, on THURSDAY, May 19. STLW ARDS. Thomas fish, Esq. W. Broadbent, Esq. John Smallinan, Esq. D r. Jay, Mr. V. J. Meyer, 1 : Mr. J. Kendrick, senior, Mr. W. Wag:.6ff. • • and Co. beg leave to,•renoind the 0 0 117En s ;,thlic, that the STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing . "AY NEXT, and that they have on Sale a grand of Capital Prizes. The increasing demand for % t and SI TARES at their Office is far ' beyond their tiof l ;gain . e expectation. t' 44l .tri "")/ and Co. were highly gratified in the last Three sharing among-;heir Friends, three of ‘20,0001. I° loo - ei. four of 000 i beside s Prizes of 50p1. 80 9 1 - 4 ,t . , . In One Hundred and Fortv-three Shares,-and the k.?l.Paid as soon as drawn, - it N 0.46, CORNIIILL. „ O rders by Post Or Carrier executed old thesame terms \ rt esent. • NEXT TUESDAY. e riARDsON,. C ' ;OODLUCK, and. Co. Con it Ira (.t . to th ors for the ,Leatery, respretfulle inform.the Pub ' t :I,l i the - primi ng *will commence on TUESDAY NEXT, ,2414 f MAY. Th e Scheme contains 11,000 Tickets, and t -uvr.' , o to the r.u.;4.....,..rf1AL:, tuere• rile 5"..,.1...• ”rtr.c, of egh lre `_eicets'in the Next: Lottery ; thus every Purchase: . ad -1 'with a Chance of the Prizes in two separate Lotteries. 1 : ' •••• of L. 20,000 t .• • • ... . ........ t 5,406 2 I - • ..... , .... .. 10,030 2 ! : ... '• • ......... .5,000 2 • ' .. ! ...... 2,001) 4 •: • . ..... , L .... 1,000 5..... 500 ' &a. &,c': tke 19,000 Tickets, to be,drawn in June. tic:liars, may be had gratis. - • Vic . T h ° he drawn in May. , Schem e , w ith "Par, t* , ‘(ICF, 'I • S and- STIArtES 'are. selling by ItICHAR . C DSO r ti, 41 11 „ ond CO. Stock-Brokers, at their °dices, on_. SCHEME QUITE NEW'. pv,o„, stOC k, rok er, - 9 Corntsill, and 18, L '''p,Z,•,`'rentrY- street' respectfully acquaints his Fr ; ends'qnd eyeryildrenturer in the present LOTTERY Ztf, — ,, () Ul LE c fiANCE--First, of ail the Capitals : in the - begins. Third of MaY, contaiing Prizes o f f 14 ,0001., 10,0001.,, 5,0007., &e. and n if a Ilohler mtivibrtheP is t ?will first 50 Blankstlrawn the First or Scon , l,ay of be entitled to Ten 'rickets in the tr One Prize of' 20,00a1 . , Two of tivt Ineans tbe Inci Extra ',Privs 'fen ,Tickets . each bith::' Purchaser of every Ticket a Chance..f obtaining any Z` 4 ; - ,.?"Pitals the First Lottery, - or 20,0001., 3t, 00 0 1 , of "" °o l . .iu the Second Lottery„ Lottery Tickets and bt E v t on Cornhill, and 18, CaveHiry. ttt eVu'tpere - RlCi'lri ; zes'are pail on- dena , nd, , a . nd . Ettiiness ' e rn dt • t d with the utmost. adelay. n s e • • SCOMP, and PERRY, No. 1, Tiol-• elhn t , 1- Bars% respectfully inform tho Public, they. arc tiN4Tortanate Tickets and Share , :, it: the greatest Vaciety I ,' ) h e & Y e t's, for the GRAND NOVEL . STATE LOTTERY, e ,kjte \ Yr , ad and 10th of May, only 11,0QC!rrickets.— T.OO/4 1 t re contains Prizes c20,000i. 10,0001. WOW c et a , 4th N • 1 • • .s extra - P - izes of 000 Whole 4 eas I.4ettry, which gives a Double Chance to 44 ,t11at L r n S t t ° , ir.,iuitig the Capital Prizes either in the present i'qt r er art. 'Perry shared among their Friends in the 141 ' N t Lttst Mav he Lai•gest Prize that has been sold • t} tug Lotteri'es, viz ' BB5 - entitled to - L. 20,206 AND ti 2.93 4 1 the last - L.5:00D •l• dT• l• Fir 11„ o BO . n 3-an iu HOLRN-DARS.—CThe tunite . Corner House.) A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. •IP . • ever there was a Medicine sent from Heaven .Nyittvr.,styrfcrin,,,, Babes, ihe AMERICAN SOQTHING . uninks the pre-eminence. A tz , s CLikl of Mrs. Hall, No: gs, BrownlOw-street . , Lon g ~.140,;7,wa5.a maityr during dentition;' at the' age of Eighteen -ro c ;il" 3 as-its helpless as an infant just born, had not le a 4itte_il.,-andlt as s 6 weak in his loins, that be was naite a i cripp, Artti"ded with- a contilattl fever, and much convuliec , when ' c littf h il 't t telY Mrs. Ilan, hearing the number of Children . the c.,44 - , "ad Cured., purchased a hOttle. The first time: , the 14 0 , 1 .,.s g'outs were rubbed he began. 43 mend, in less t • jan i a itti, d ."-` Lad several Teeth through;. he has got themallthrougi 1, b uc !s a titre. Child, considering tliatat . th age of two years the ca,,'"ct thought he would never harm-any use of his legs; lie cliiiptik with the help of - crutches. - They 'have lost three tdd , r `'d in teething. She has goto - ne that is only rr!olt!! 5 , 31u_iiu can walk with one hand; has got no pain rit •Ins - , r 4 , by rubbin g his gtuns in time with the Syrup.. . 94,;`. oe had of the Proprietors, Johnson . and Williams, xgelit siwrean-street, Oxford -street; and by their _appoint . of,, .B4rchty and Non, • lititielangeWistam 39, stra n d Fleet-market ; holton and 'Putt, and by. all the 4 t'c'ttfril I‘jedicine Venders in 7 1own and Country, at s 2.s. 9d. '4' t a!iti - . ' N et . on•—lie sure to ask for Johnson aad Williams's ' '' ' l ni, lea." B ""thing Syrup, as there art! several spurious ~,/ i - ~,s r e t - -J ohnso.n relieves the Infant Pod! , as usual, at her front Niue to ktk ,i,.,,' e ry I utsday and Saturday morising % . ie " s ek, on bringing' a letter from a resp. , .icta4le I•abe- Ai+ t. ' certify that they are-real objects of charity. SATLTRDAY, i:HEUST HOSPITAL, April, 1S14: _ i ..--, lE. COMMISSIONERB for the AFFAIRS of this HOSPITAL do hoFt!)) , give Notice, That they intend to tip with such Persons as may be' willing to con tract to Supply the HOspitsiwith Coals for the Year, viz.— % . ‘orth,•; Ifehburn 117ain, Heaton Main' Bell'S Walls-end, Russell's Wallend, Beswick'i Walls-end, and Temple's IYalls"-end ; about 460 or 470 Chaldron, more or 16s. • • Such Persons who may be willing to furbish the said Coals, to be delitered at the Hospital and the Officers' Apartments, at per chaldron, including all expenses, are desired to send in' their Proposals in Nyriting (sealed up) 4 t6 the Secretary's Office, in the said Hospital, where particular information May be bad, !ou or before Saturday the 7th of May neat> mailing on the Corer, " Tender for Coals," and to attend the 13oart', which at the Hospital on Tuesday the I nth foilot‘ iii • The Contractor will be required to find Security for the due perforManceol his Contract. ' EAST INDIA 110E15E,.Apri127,,1814. 9pIlE CO tqI.TofDIREA;TORS of the UNITED COMPANY of; MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice :--•- That a QUARTERLY 46ENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at theil -, House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY,: the 22d June next, at Eleven o'Clock its Forety Or the purpose,of declaring a DIVIDEND from Christmas last to Midsummer next. 4 • That the. Transfer Bool:s of:the.said CorripaTi)'s Stock will . he shut on Thursday, the 2d Jdne next, at Two o'Clock, and opened again on Thursday, - the 21st July following. AAd that the Dividend Warrants on , the said Company's ,Stook, due on the sth July, will be ready to be - delivued on Tuesday, the 12th July next. JAMES COBB, Secretary. ETON HALL," p, it 23, 1814. To the FREEHOLDERS of the CPUNT:f of RUTLAND. • _ALT tioutn . fdr .a few' 'veara' I have been withdrawn ; ,, 00t Public Life, and although. I quitted my station when I bad no reason to think that you disapprov ed of my services, however, perb,ips, you might a little dis approve of my rei ireinent,l still presume qn your favour, and , ask, as aproof of 'your forgiveness and generosity, the oppor-. tunity of deserving thedi, by being at the 'ensuing Election re-seated in Parliament as one of .your Representatives, the honour of which post - I relinqiiished on no unworthy prin ciple, and trust I May reasonably and laudably desire to en joY, on the present occasion.. am, with warm attachment, Your most faithful and Obedient humble Servant, • GERARD NOEL. ESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION frir the •..further.RELlEF of the tiTTFPER tnrit,NN. - His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK in the Chart. ' At a- very numerous Meeting, attended t)srlds Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, the ArebbishOps of Canterbury and York, stud many of:he Bishops, Nobiii4', and other Persons distinction, It was.unanitndusly resolved, That a CoMmittee be appointed to solicit and receive subscriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so receiv ed be placed under the management and controul of the said Committee; that the Committee do consist of the following persons, with power to add to their ,iirtilters, or to unite with the City Committee, if they deem it exrdient. • COMMITTEE. Archbishop of Canterbury R. H. Inglis, Esq. 4rChbishop of York • • • Joshua Watson; Esq. Bishop of London - , Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bistion of Evier • - Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Bishop of Chester • ' Rev. H. H. Norris . ' Bishop of Salisbury Sir J. Matiotosh, M.? Bishop of Ely 'Hon. F. Not th Lord Kenyon Colonel Bathurst Lord Calthorpe lit. Hon. Sir Wro. Scott, M.P. Lord Eardley • . Chas. Grant, Esq. inn. MAY. Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nichr,ll, 11S.P. lU. Hon. 3. C.. Villiers , • lit. Hon. G. Rose, M.P. It. U. Marten, Esq. Sir Tholn:ts Acklawl, M.P. W. H. Hoare, Esq. • .E.Wilbrahomßigire,Fsq.NLP J. Round, Esq. I‘l. P. WM: tt i lit er fof cc, Esq. M . • Committee-roam, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, where all Comnunications may lfe addressed, and whore Sub script-inns will be received ;as well as by Messrs. Hammers levs and Co. the Twasurers; and, by the several Banking Houses in London and Westminster. Signed hyOrder of the Committee, JOSHCA WATSON, Secretaries, pro - R.-ACKERMANN, S • tempure. • StbsCriptinns since received Lord Bishop of ,St. ' Robt, Snituke, Esq. ,ClO 10 Asaph ,C3l .10 Major Maitland 2 10 Duke of Roxburgh . , 5i 10 A Collection at the Pa- Ilon.Gen. Ed. Blithe 10 0 risb Church of Bolton, William Sotheby, Esq. 16 0 Lancashice,afteraSer- Hon.. William Eliot A/ 0 loon, by the Rev. Jon. - ' T. S. S: S. . . - ' 5 0 Broclabock,vicar, in- Earl-of Chesterfield NO . 0 cludingsll.lBs.lod.be- R. AddOws, 1.4 q: . 2 2 ing the amount of one , W. Collins, Esq. 5 5 day's pay of theOtlicers, Mr... 1. Burgime r - 5 0 Non-cOnitaislionedof- , Mrs. Ann Lombtou 3 3 fivers, and Privates, of , Mr. Justice Bailey - 5 5 theßolton ltegt. of Lo- Mr. Perfect - 10 0 calNlilitia,nuw on duty W. Perfect -- : - . 5 0 at Manclkester 2991.195. 7d. Casin -Lure • , - 2 0 The Rev. Mr. Young, Mr. Pickering _- 1 1 Ileatbiteld, Sussex - 18 .9 - Flume, Esq. 1 1 E. P. Meadows, Esq. 5 5 ' ---; Hare- .- -10 s. 6d. Editor of th,e Sun 5 0 Right Hors. Rd. Rider 2t 0 ' Mrs. Ann Moore;Basley ' Mrs. Bramwyll - 5 5 Wood, Bristol 5 0 J. Hawker, Esq. • 1 1 A. B. - .. - .5 0 Jos - Mildinan, Esq. per . Mri.Schutze - 10 10 Sharp and Sons . 5 0 John Humphries, Esq. 5 5 Rd. Wooddeson, Esq. 2' 2 Sic John Orde . - 26 5 M. Toddy, Esq. "- -•10 10 Mrs. Wand - _ .2 0 Sir Christ. Robinson,' Earl of Radnor 100 0 2d Subscription 10 10 Doctor flaillie 10 10 Rev. Archdeae.Trosser 10 10 P. Pugb, 'Esq. - 5 0 Rev. Dr W. S. Goodard 5 b Godfrey Sykes,. Esq. 5 5 Mr: Briggs_ - 1-. 0 From some of the Gila- Rev. W. H. Carr 5 S dren of the School of Mr.'Biathwayt. - 10 0 , Industry - 11. Is. 9d. J. I'. - - 2. 0 Mr. Burn ' -2, (> Earl of Grosvenor 100 0 Fran.Jno.Browne, Esq. Charles Boyne, Esq. 50 0 Frampton, Dorset 25 0 Miss I'. Xlitford - 10 , To Wni. OsGoode, Esq. 10 0 This Day was published, A uew Edition, price Eire Sliilliiig,, illustrated with cases, APRACTICAL, TREATISE 'on the PRE VENTION and CURE of ;.he' VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Stric.:*.uree, Gleets, including Practical Observations on Tithes ‘Diarsalis, .I\lucal Dis charges, By T. M. CATON., Surgeon, .. Late of the United Hoslntals of St. Thomas's-and Guy's. "Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. W, Paternoster-row, and Martin, Bolles-street, Cavendish-square, Loudon;— where may be had Caton on le-nnile Disezve, 35.6 d; Asthma and Winter-C'ougy, 3s ; Indigestion, &c.. 9. AVal L. 30, 1814, PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, April 25, 1814. rrinSlnstitution, since its establishmwt at the -2.. commencement of the kesent War, has afforded an ho nourable and grateful assistance or alleviation to more than 16,090 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and,private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives. , The Committee, therefore, feel a firm'rellanee, that through the generouS sym pathy-of all rinks of a di„seerning'People, sensible of the bless ings of security from the.libstile aims of i,ts vindictive Enemy, " the BRITISH SEAMAN land SOLDI ER way still confidently "trust, that those why are dear to him while living, shall, in " the event of his falling in the sacred cause, findYriends and " Guardians in a grateful and generous Country; and that " he who .inity be disabled in its defence shall not be neglected " by those whom he has bravely defended." I. P. WELSFORD, Sec. Subscriptions since the last Advertisement. Mrs. Baker, Stamford ' - , - L. 5 0 0 John IV-Oat:all, Scarborough - ~ 2 2 0 11 , 1. - - .. 1 0 0 WC.., ‘ - - - I I, 0 F. M.' ' ' - - - - 1 1 0 A , nonymonsi per Iloares and Co. 10 10 0 CAptaiu Ilfin.' Carlyon, It. N. - - 5 5 0 Rev.Dr, Baker, Causton , - - 2 0 0 I. Q. fur H. P. - - - 5 0 0 'I. S. ani W. N. of Lakenheth - - _ 6 0 0 I'. P. Dcbree, second Subscription - 10 U 0 Officers 'Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates, at the Garrisons of Weymouth and Dorchester, underthe conn.i.tod of ,ajar -General J ones 113 17 8 Collec:ions on the late Thaultsgiving Day continued, viz. At St. Stephen's Church, Liverpool, per Rev: W. _ Pull - oat - - - • 15 •16 S At Gani,ingay, Canis, Protestant Dissenting Con, grega . io a ' - - 5 3 0 At Hex! m, (Northumberland), per Rev. Mr. Clarke '2l G ti At Saffron Vs, alden (Esse?o, per Rev..lames Eyre b l'iZ. night Hen. Lord Braybrooke L. 3 3 o Hon. Miss Neville - 1 0 0 William Archer - - 1 0 0 'Martin Catlin ..- - I . 0 \ o‘. Thomas Smith . - ~ 1 0 15 WA:. James Eyre , 1 1 ' 0 John Martin - - 1 0 0 Sundry Persons - 3 12 ti ----- 12 16 0 At Uclrfield, Sus Sex, Bev. Mr. Bose - 6 0 i •At Sutton Chur:Th, Yorkshire, Rev. It. Patrick - 0 6 1 At the -Town of Blandferd, per Sollers and:Co. viz. Hon. A. Stuart ' - L. 5,. 5 - 0 Admiral Brine - .. a 3 0 ' Rev. C. J. Hoare. - 1 1 0 - Rev. (4.Stymer . • - - 1 1 0 8er..1. Ridont ' - - 1 0 0 \ T. B. Bower ' / - - 1 1 0 • - - J. T. Ring - - 1 i 0 .. P: N. Bastard - - 1 1 0 ,P. W: l Balter - - ' 1 1 0 , , -Rev. Ed. Acton - - 1 0 ti Ml , ..'llers •• - - 1 1 0 - Mi. .1 - iii.:gs ' - • - • 1 0 0 • . ' Mr: 11 , m. Fisher - i 0 0 Mr. - Carpenter - - 1 0 0 Mr. Muster - 1 0 0 • • - Mr. Simmonds - - 1 0 0 • Mr: C. Basliett • - 0 10 6'. , . m r . S;Smith - - 0 10 6 • Mr. Wickenden - ' - 0 5 tf, Mr. G. Moore ' - - 0 10 6 Him. Mrs. Stuart - 1 1 1 0 M 9. Hoiden - - - . 1 0 n rni.k.. root4p- - 1 o'-0' - ' •--- Mrs. Pler.tele - - 0 10' 6 ' ' ---"---- 28' 3'6 At the Parish Church Of New Windsor, Berks ' 58 7• 4 At the Parish Church of Upton, Bucks - 3 14' 0 At the Parish of Cuclilitigton, Somerset, per Rey. H. Martin , ' --, -• ' - e 10 6 At St. Mary's Church, Nottingham, per the Rev. (4. flutefiiitson -k ., - 8 8 0 At St. MBry4 Church, Brecknock - .- 25 7 C At Present Church, (Lancashire) and Inhabitants 65 1‘... At Harwich, per the Inhabitants , . - l9 107 0 At Roxby Church - - - , :3 144' 0 At Winhinglorm - - - . - '3 14- ft. At Maidstone Church, Kent - - '25 13 9 - At the Villages of Rithbr, Winc - ehy, and,Orgarby 4 8 0 At Horncastle " - - - 14 10 9 Subscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by the re spective Bankers. _ PATRONISED BY THE .ROYAL-FAMILY. THE APPROVED IVATER•PROOF CA:NIBLET PORTU- _ _ GAL CLOAKS.' —SENEANT, Military Taylor, takes this 47. • 4ppotlitliwif anficiuricing'to th&_S - ohility, Gentry, &c. OR the above‘Cf..a.‘KS are to he had, as usual, at the Qti glint! Manufactory, No. 4, Southampton-Street,. Strand, (late Serjeant and Pulstord), where h i Assortment. is always ready for Mil itar: . , Naval, and TraVelling &a. • This Day was•pnblished, In Three Volumes,l . 2lno. rice 18s. in boards, MORNTON Novel.—By MARGARET ' Printed for J. Mawramo, 3J, Ludgate-street, London; and for WiNon . and Son's, Yorli. This Day were publ shed, in Seven Volumes, Octavo, .‘yitli an-F,lghth Volume, in. Royal Quarta,, consisting of Engravitip, chiefly by Heath, price 61. 6s. boards, • 9PRAVELS to Discover the SOURCE of the .11 NILE, in the Years 1763, 170, 1770, 1771, 1772, awl 1773. '• . By JAtilEs BRUCE of KINNAIRD, The Third Edition, corrected and enlarged ; to which is prefixed, the Life of the ,:kutlior, by Alexander iNfurray,p.D 7 Professor of Oriental Languages in the University of Edin burgh, • Printed for _Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; 1. Constable and Co.. and Manners and - Miller, Edinburgh. - - - Of whom .may he had, An Account of the Life and Writings Gf James Bruce of Kinnaird; Esq..:F.R.S. Author of Travels to discover;tbc Source of the Nile. By Alexander Murray, D.D. 1 vol. royal 4to. with 22 Engravings, price 21. l2s. boards. This-Work, being published in quarto,' forms a most appropriate Supplement to the First Edition of Bruce's Tra vels; as, bVsides the Life, it contains much important Cor respondence between, the Traveller 'and many of the first Li terary Characters iriTitrope, as well asAliistratioia and tes thudnies of the authenticity of his Travels to discover the Source of the Nile.. • , . FOR TRE TEETH AND GUMS. BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence, recommend ed to the Use of the Patijie, as 'the. most eftleacious Prepara tion for preserving the 'teeth 'in a sound state, even to old age; and. producing a pearly . whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gums to the Breath the most delettahle Sweetness ; and if used constantly as directed, prevent the 'Toth Ach by ein9ving its cause—the Scurvy in the Gone., Price 2s. 9‘l. the Box.. tufLties SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation . of their Koyal Highnessesthe Princess dnd Frineess Charlotte of Wales, and of many' Ladies of the Brit Distinction. Price, •Haif pi tits 4s. ~Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,. R. Butler, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London and retail, hyluaust Perfumers and .N calcine Venders. [PRICE SIXPENCE-TIALPPENN - OFFICE OF ORDN.d..VC,E, April 13, 1 8 14. THE "PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His . JESTY'S ORDN.-INCE do hereby give Nbtite,- That Proposral,s ?till be received at their Officre;• fn on or before Monday, the 2d day of May next, from each Persons as may be willing to' undertake the Saplify of P 1 LEAD, fur Service of this Department, fora Period • of One Year. .4 Specimen a f the Lead to be supplied may be Biewed /Ton Application at the Royal Laboratory at froolivich, andfar, Cher Particulars, toiether with the Teems and Conditions of the . Contract, may be knpum. at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals' must •be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, si Proposals for Mx Lead ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d ila; of May, at Twelve o'Clock at Nobn ,cf the same Day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, sonless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. Ifti Order of the Board, It. H. CREfr, Secretary. OFFICE OF.ORDNANCE,• April 13, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of His MA— JESTY'S ORDN..I,VCE do her;by give Notice, That Prop.Sas will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, ono) , -before Monday, the 9th day of May newt, from such Persons" as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER PANTALOONS fur the CorpS of Royal Horse .4rtith , ry for a period of Three Years, determinable ajtcr the expiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the aption of either Party. , Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applicalion to the respective Officers of the ,Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Cwitrurt, snap be known at the Secreta- - ry's Offiee,'in Pall=Jlali fifores'aid, any "Day between the hours df Ten ti.eFpgr,o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, , and indorsed f' Proposals • fur Leather pantaloons ;" /07.19 Proposal can be athnitted after the said 9th May, at Twike n!Clock at Noon of the sauce 'day, , neither' will any Tender be noticed, unless the Parts makin4 it, or an .dgent inhis behalf, shall attend. By Order ofilfic Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 13th April, 1814. MEM PRINCIP2IL OFFICERS . of. His 111 A-, JE S T 'S 011D.V.:1NO E do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, , in vie or before Monday the 16th day cf Noy ni . xt, from 1 4 11C:54.:' , 141NG TOOL` , , for Service of t.*4 t men!, ,for Period of Three Years, determinable ape?. the Expiration of thefirst.Year,ttpon iotice of Three Naafis, at the option of either Party. , - Patterns , of the Atlido may he:viewed upon application at the Principal , Sto;Theepei . 'S Ogee in the Tower; and farther Partieularsipmither ithOlk the Tams and Conditions of the slic'hntrw*ltt,the Secretary's °fee, in Pall - !fel ‘,!'orest .1; brVeen the Hours of Ten and Four i ",a , here the Proposals must -tdelivered, sealed up, and 'trio, .;," Proposals for Intrenclong Tools ;" butno Props-. Britcan be adnlitteds after the, said 16114 Alegi, at Tu;c7ee o'Clochat NOon of the same ney, -:either will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party ni«hinviit, br au 4srent in his behalf, shall attend. - ' By Order of the-poard, R. H. all ETfr, Si•cretary. OFFICE OF ORDNaNCE; 25t1e April, 1674. THE OFFICERS of His . .IES7'.I"S ORDNANCE do liceebY give Notice, That Proposals be received at their Wive; iii Pall-Nall, on or before Monday the Dth Day of May, front such Persons as may be willing to nudertakcOe penformancs of the jolloceing frorksfor the Erection and. Completion qfeertain2lagazines and Bnildings to Ge erected and built at North Hyde Cons mon., near Southall, Middlesex, viz. Bricklayers' Work, Smiths' AVork, , Carpenters' Work, Plumbers' Work, • Masons' Work, Painters' Work, slate Work l Gaziers' Work. . • • Tke Plan, Elevation, Specification, and !Forking limit , - ings (3f . the intended pailangs, may be viewed ripen applica tion to .;Ir. Tall, PrinCipal Clerk of the leorks at tlic Toletr. Payment will be made within' These 39»tbs next atter,t be Quarter in which the CertUic'ate of the performance of the Ifiork; shall be lodged in the Hon. Surveyor General's Office, or, i s defa4lt an_interest after the : tale of 51. per Cent. per Annum 'will be allowed. Proposals must be de!icered at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, sealed up, and endorsed,"Proposals for the Magazines at North Hyde Common ;" but n 9 Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th Day of May yext, at 12 o' Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unle4s the Party making- it, or an Agent in his be half, shall attend. All Person's making Tenders must be prepared to give Se curity for the due performance of the Work for whieb they 214/ o,oo' to contract . By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Secretary. DISEASES OF INFANTS, Szc. 111ALBY'S • GENUINE CARMINATIVE is .JRS . superior to albpthgr Remedies for the wind„ pulgings, convulsions, and all those disorders in the stomach and bow els of infants, Which prove fatal to so mapy under the 'age of two years, 1t is, equally efficacious in cholkcs, fluxes,, and other complaintV in the intestines of gown iiersons. This it, ! yaluable cordial medicine is prepared by Frances Gell (assisted by her 'sons), daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, apothecary, the Inventor; who bequeathed to her alone this property, under his will,, as may be seen in the bill of directions, with various instances of its success. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons . , No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lorideb, four doors from' Chcapside, price Is. pd. a bottle; andhy tbeir.Agents in town and country. Observe, that th,e words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are eng,r,aved its the 'Stamps and be sure to ask- - for GelCs Dalby's native. 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