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, . ,t...T.T0 -- S:,il;l'' ,= 4= ---' t-2- - N 4( " it i :'; - ' 4 -- -.-- ~ .A, - 4. ---... , i - . , ' -, ~,, a _ ...... , -4,.. 7" ''''' , A4, q $ A, . .7- : 4 1. % ~,,, t i ilit \" \ p., ',I 1, 1 p,5 4 , -;j l .ct veil A i - A , ~ ** q).- 14 11 111 It 6776.] - - - THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1814. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HAT PPF,NNY. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRESENT EVENING, May 26, their jesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of OTHELLO. Othello, Mr. Kean; and Desilemona, Miss Smith: lu which will be added, the Musital Aftetiaifee of • To morra THE. FARMEIt. A Popular Play ; with The Woodinnu's Hut. . , , THEATRE AL 'LOY, •COVENT-GARDEN. r r il lS • PRESENT NI.NG , - Ma y 26, will Richard, Mr. be perforated the Historical ROinance of, , RICH IRD C'EUR bE LION. After Whi c h NI . • Ste bens. Sin Clair; and Matilda, , iss p (fir , t time); a new Farce, called ' • T RICKIN(i'S PAIR IN LOVE. T "u'hict) will be added, the Comely of , 11-1 E CHILD OF NATURE. "--'----______> 414chetti; with Itichard Cteur de Lion. -...._ ~ Pul xLoN;"y 6 - - ‘L uoTic CONCERTS, - THEATIIE, HAYMARKET. • .) com t , admission by 'rickets only. - . ~ ' and of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. i . And also under the Auspices tif "t '' ' D k of YORK, ~,, 3w. _i;:alicss -Cie II C . _. . . His „"Yal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE, 9 Hi" - ,`, u.).•a. 'Highness the Duke of KENT, , _ ;NT ~ itoyal Highness the Duke of bUSSEX,.. I,i'LIiURSbAY, JUNE 9, ain't FRIDAY, "l'AiN - "L 1 0, in Celebratioi of the DELIVERANCE which Aloe tilti PORTUGAL by the BRITISH ARN s ts, , th e . E tu,,`'lrFclY etritributed to the Restoration of France, and • 'vitt 6 1 ' 4,1 p:di m ,' of Europe, by our Magnanimon . s , Allies, ~,T r io' , ,l : e , r f! 'nbetlESpA SA Y EI.:SITANIA GIBER' ADAS, 7.4.4ii - 1 4 , 41 1.Di1e . TO be succeeded'by a GRAND CARMEN ll ' e: th -'n ' t E• The Ode • written, and the whole of_ the Mu (tßitil)-"P''sed fur the Great, Occasion. Each Concert , t d o ' "' l l•4 ) ,,;! c e with " God save the King," newly arranged an t ittly - ," is ql, and the whole to 13? executed upoL avian en iii:,;`', by three complete apd distinct Orchestras, emu !Win . t % '• ' , tee Organs, and more than -Three Hundred.Per ,,`'lral for which is preparing a magnificent Arehitec -4t,5„ ' qUe be. ture, to he erected over the. whole extent of the . ender of the First Band, Mr. SALO.MON„ , t.tler of the Second Band, Mr. SPAGN9LE rrr. , li-t4:', 4 er of the Third Band, Mr. MORAL .1. 1 ," 4 111 - r.g the Vocal .Performers , already engaged,- are,.-Ma ,,vati: : Ed ssini Signor Traniezzani, Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. • ' 4 411 - 41 ,:' , X 1 1". Kellner, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Crofts, and Mr. I'itiVl,'lr particular 4 in a few-days. • 'lf t he -41,,certs to begin each da . at noon, when Me interior ' 1 ,, rheatre will be splendid!) y illuminated. M I lizl ' l e t' 4 ". ., t. g, 4 10 built expressly fur the occasiCri, by Messrs. . i. , lt..t. q s ol fo ltrOltitlloxes (and Boxes to be taken) at the Opera , 1 4e,„ t er 'only. ' Tick is for the Pit and Gallery to lie had of 44,1„,-''. Honkhlue e Old Bond -street; Messrs; Flight and 14r • 3 1- 11 :• St. Mar' tii s i ' s-lane; 11 11 o l n r:B s irchalf, New Band-A - reel . ; litie, "too, Strand ; and Messrs. Cletueuti and Co. Cheap- 1' , 1E17, ------- ------_,, ----- ' ' ' ' AL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES AND EXA 41i . , MINATIoNs. ,1;;HOOPER and Di . . AGER will begin II(.E 4',„ t , 1 NF,,,1T COURkiE on the THEORY and FRAC , - b ,-. lei-; - aV i .: 4l7 lc ' t , iiimi , ;TßY, and the MATERLA ML ‘4ZIM'%II-11:Ai'RF:of ' X' Ir. BBBienbeim-sti eet, ~.) / " :. ( It a.k.r ` l 6t ;ll-sheet, on . 4 1I0:.DA1', ' .1ine tI, 1814, at I) - I° SPeCtus •-- 'A " tO, vi ., I b.iy be had of Dr. H. 21, Saville-row ;„or --------____Z—rl'et-areet, Ca - vemdish-siu,i,,te, l 'lOlt\ N z ------- I- `", (',NCEIcT, FOR THE RELIEF OF CH4- r 7 O 0 r ., j ''' 1-SCHOOLS IN CHELSEA, &c. - t ' I 4":, , GOVERNoRS of the CIIARITY ),•riti•(,"OL, 71 CHELSEA finding an Appeal to the eqiikuLy'of tie Neiov , onrhooil and the Public neces.ary, in ta;,1,,,r-t(i'ilicelinf the ' reduced :Ye.; of their Fund.. have ob "y CHARLO rl'E DENYS to a '.,..E . A4).R, , z,t,i - ,\°(7(7,„0,f-CE'tll.'r, at the PAVILION; HANS- I u•: ,' :In the :=oth of June next. . ~.., ~ i tl'il Liila r , i Will be announced in due time.--Tickets. , rt it i '''' l. F l e :',, e4 ch,lo he had at Messrs. Hon'ilmm's, Bond-street F eet: l3— ' B, and ; and the Cadogan Arms, Sloane . .. 14.... - "--......... „.........„ , n, P AMPI - 11.4ETEER (No. VI.) is 'FillS l ' E lee ,--•—k P UBLISIVD, and may be had of allßeoksellers, , 6 . ..,...,_ Q. • one/11:V T ,::' l l)iti-11 BA REL ORGANS to be SOLD; un . Ith t„.;iit Front, plays all the Psalui and ?Oti limy sing to it with etr...et ; lowest , Joinea s : the other, with GOthie gilt Front, for a kkd 'al, three Barrels, Drum, and Triaugte ; plays all .Waltz-Songs ; IN / larches, &c.• ; lowest (ii ot ` t Y se ,.. k , utileas, L e i ces ,' l, at JOHN WATLEN's, No. 5, Leicester-place, _ I. ate Le"scluare), frolii Ten to Four o' ; Ey.-A SOLICITOR, having Con ou a=iectioiioiiis and eli ents of opulence and respectability, si,,,LI?VtINCE of SUMS of MONEY to any extent, ProlSert 'or Personal ItespoosNlity, .1 erms "ons inure reasonable and equitable than what trsunaiplbliely appear. apply, by etter, post-pali ,or in " l estr e ,: t t , ( ..! Mr. W. at his titlice„:No. Chapel-place, k;iirendislt-sc • from 12 till 4. itaa I\o 2lB ~8 4 • • ..... L. 20,000 I 1,120 L.1,000 ,4 00 ••• -• .'.20,000 1.7,191I .7,191 l,OOO 1 1 , • • 2` , 0 '' - ...• . 20,000 4,824 l,OOO . N,,,. : , ,T! 4 1• •• • ... 10,000 1 3,620 l,OOO '''4lo, 2 ' . ' . . 10,1)00 I Besides 6001.::001. 2001. &c. . ...1- _. 5 96 : 6 ; 9 . ,671, entitled / to TCLI Tickets iu this 4 1 °It N g !,ottery. -, A t 1 , , to tt b IZ and Co. are happy in announcing 'o44' . Sniali le ' t iblie the above.fax ottra bl e event s in tilt Last , f I the ..,.. Lotteries, and hope their Friends wiii rieet (7; 1-1 ),( :00 .' - e . u su--ce esi iTI the pre , ent LOTTER r, cqnsi,:tiag . i . paOtps t),..bickets, to hegin Drawing the 4th o, JUNE. .: c ur `in , at tt ' l ` E stablished; rier xecuted with - thletity and dis 'hill. O ld State Lottery Office, No. 26, IN COMPARA: SUCCEAS. Kr.NG'S BIRTH-DAY. rp 4- or (4.' the 4th of JIIN lir, 1814, S T-VILe ' TFaly bejos Drawiiig. . _ ONLY '''';INE:I'HOITSAND TICKE I'S: : 1. • of SCIIE,NIE. f 2 ~....... .......... .L.i0,000 i s L. 90,000 10,000 20,000 . " • • . • • • . ..... . . 3,000 6 ;9 0 ° 4,000 ' 4....—.."........ '2,Wo 4,000 •••• - • • • • ...... 1.,a0 .............. .. • 2,500 .c . ••••• • • . • • • ...... 500 I,eco 15 . .' ' • ..... • • .... • • 200 .. - l,BOO tQ..".--........ 100 .............. 1,54i0 15%0 "..... ...... 0 ......_,..15: ..... ........ 17 2 9,2'.0 ~, i f'tl4/.110, Tio,,,ts. L.so,ood - ” ~.erl,,t liaet drawn a Pr ' ire above 171. First Day,-will r e (Ire ~, . „st, iouol. and ih.e first Ticket drawn a Prize above 171. I ,i :l bay, wdl ree-ive 0,6001. Con ( t l 'll'N and SIIARES ai e sel:ing by RICHARDSON, tf --- " (.(21. C., !n , l f:(). s tne l ::broliers. and, Contractors' far ii.tr.,Lottery, ati,:leii 011:ves, Conier t.l- Rank-imiddings,Corce "la 4..tici facing the li.ing's Mews, Cha.ring-cross. • r N-WESTMINSTER. ASSOCIATION - for the YThither RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the WAR in GERMANY. , • • ' • - His Royal Highness the Duke of YORKIn the Chan. At a very numerous Meeting, attfndell by his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and many of the Bishops, Nobility, and other Persons of distinction, ' It was unanimously resolved, . That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive subscriptions for this ptirpose, and that all monies so receiv ed he placed under the management and controul - of the said Committee; that the Committee' do cousistof the following persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee, if they.decin it expedient. COMMITTEE. Archbishop of Canterbury IR. H. Inglis, Esq. Archbishop of York Joshua Wat. : ,:on, Esq. Bishop of London • I Rev 'Archdeacor Cambridge o - p -of Exeeer Thornton, Esq. M.F. Bishop of Chester Rev. H. H. Norris Dishop of Salisbury Sir J. Mac►ntosh, M.P Bishop . of Ely 'Hon: F. Not tb . Lord Kenyon-Colonel Liatbarst . . Lord- Caitborpe r Rt. Hon. Sir iVin. Statt,lNl.P. Lord Eardley ' Chas. Grant, Esq. jilt. M. P. Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nichol% M.P. 1R:. lion. J. C. Villiers f Rt. Hon. G. ItOse, M.P.. It. H. Marten, Es q . ' Sik Thomas Ackland, M.P. NV. H. Hoare, Esq. E.,Wilbraliarnliootle,Esq.M.P J. Itoond, Esq. M. P. • Win. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. I ,Committee-room,- Freemasons' Hall, eireat Queetstreet ; where all Communications may be addressed, and whore Strb seriptions will be received; as wel as by Messrs. Hammers leys and Co: the Treasurers ;- and by the several - Battling Houses in London and Westminster. • Signed by Order of the Committee, CIA WATSON, Z Secretaries, pro It. ACKERMANN, S Ampere. - . .- Subscriptions since ieceived:-- John P. Powell, Esq. L.lO 0 Rev. Tho. Newman L. 3 3 Dean and Chapter of ' Messrs. Marsh Dittlant - 100 0 and Co. "A. Moysey, jun. Esq. -2 0 Edward It. Howe, Esi.L.. S. S. - - 5 0, Fii - zrOy- gqoare -10 0 Lieut.. Colour: Loftus 10 10 Family Contribution 3 0 Dr. G. V. Morris , .. - 3 3 Rev. Dr. 111‘Leoct- 2' . 2 Donald M'Donald_ - 2- 0 Mr. George M‘Leodu. 1 1 , . ... . Inhabitants of Lost- ' A Friend; per ditto 1 1 withiel, per . Cardall At Ackdrinan's. and Youpg - 39 0 Dr. Wilkinson, for the J. J. Smith, Organist Suiferers• by Waf, _in ' to his Xlaje , ty - 1 0 Upper Lu s ati a - 10 0 Henry,Littvrdale 4 5 Additional. Subscrip- Chat Its Litrerdale , 5 5 tion,Parish of Heath- . • E. HOrton, - Esq. 25 0 field;Sussex _ 1 0 Synod of Dumfries, per ' ' Rev. W. Nesueld Brun . Rev. Dr. J. T. 'Dun- - • eepeth,. Durham ,2 - 2 Call - - . 150. 0 M. S. MoliYon - 2 2 • Gen. Sir H. Dalrymple 10 10 . Mrs., 't , • Cotton - 2 0 Collection of the Parish Homo -, - ...- I 0 . C hurch ottran brook, ' Collection at Methodist Kent, per ''Rev. 'J. Chattel, Air, by Mr. Mo:•sop , - 261. Is. 2d. David Auld - - ,3 2 Ditto Providence Cha- Front a few Friends at ' pet; Craithrook 21 13 Sidnionth, by . Rev. Ditto inoepentlent Do., . 4,rthur Tiduran 9 9 ditto 61. 7d. J: A. S. - - 2 2 Do. - Particular Baptist, An Invalid ,_.- -10 s. bet. ditto - -- • 4 16 Collecti oz : at th e P a - Do. General Baptist, do. 4 10 rish Church of Ila- Mr. J. Colebrook 5 0 - them n, . Leicester- Collectioa at. Frittru- ' shire, by the Rev. den Church, per Rev. E T. M. i'hilins . '441.1 ss.td. Mr. Jones - 4' 5 Rev. R. W. Mix,per M. M. - - 2 0 tutto - - 10 0 Messrs. Coats and Co. Mr. Alix - -,-.. 3 0 f.), 4. -• . - a 3 Miss 51. Aiix - 1 0 '.1.. MI) maid, Esti. 10 lo C. M. - - t 0 Aieuyoloas - 1 0 Mr. Clinker - 5 5 Mtssrs. Drunnuouds., - F. - - 1 0 Rev. Edward Eliis 1 1 Shafto Craster, Esq. of Rev. William Wheeler, .Craster, near Alit- Royal Military Col- wick, .Northumber lege - . - • 50 0 land, for the Orpiiau. A Collection by the ' Children in Saxony, Rev. William But s•'• by Win. Wilberforce, • ham, Rector of Han- ' Esq. - .' 30 0 bury, Worcestershire 25 .i 6 This ,uay,were published, • In Foolscap Ociavo, price Gs. boards, IT) OEMS AND TAANSLATIONS.- .A. 13y 41.6(4NA1l fiEfiEtti Printed 'for Longman, Hurst, Rees, - °ripe, and •BrCwn, - Paternoster-ruw rand at, the B - ritish Galieiy, 44, New Bond street. CHAMBAUD'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY. This Day was published, In Two Large Volumes, 4to. price 5L ss. in boards, a new Edition, carefully corrected, and very considerably' en larged; Trii. H. Des Carrieres,, A. 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Chambaud's Gran:min of the' French Tongue; .16th Edi tion, revised and considerably, iinproveht by Mr. Des Car rieres, t2ino. ss. rl. bound. 3. Chninbaud'S French and English Vocabulary; 18th Edi tion, as. bound., 4. Cliainbauct's Exercises to the Rules and Constructions of the French speech; 20th Edition, revised by _Mt-. Des Car rie res, 3s. bound. 5. Clyauluaud's Rudirnerits of the French Tongue; new Edition. _ This Day was published, Beautifully printed from a pearl letter, in a small pocket- vo lume, a New, Edition, being the. Founeenth, price ss. 6d. botutti, .d a tf ririlE Nov POCKET DICTIONARY. of the _IL FRENCH and; ENGLISH LANGUAGES In Two 'Parts. I—French and English. .1. English and French.— Containing all the Words 4,1 general Use, anti antriorised. by the he:it Writers: The several Parts of Speech—the Genders of the French Nuns —the Accents of the Englisk Words, for the Use of Foreigners—au Alphal,tetical List ofithe most usual Christ an and Proper Names, and of the' most remarkable Places in th World. By THOMAS NUGENT, LL.D. The Fourteenth Edition, carefully corrected; with the ad ‘dition• of the new Words imerte'd in•Montardier's and Le Clerc's last edition of the National French - Dictionary; the Irreg - uiarities -of the English Verbs and Nouns; and a com prehensive View of the Pronunciation and Syntax, of the • French Language, by J. Ouiseau, A. Ni. Lowinn - : Printed forJ..Mawinan; F. C. and J. Rivington ; G. Wilkie J. • IN . uun; Scateherd and Letterman ; C. LaW ; Ceded and Davies; Dutton, 'Harvey, and Co.; T. BooseY ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme ; and Brown ; Lackington, Allen; and Cos John Itichardson ; J. M.' .Richardson ; "Carpenter ; J. Egerton; B. and R. Crosby and Co.; 1, Bo.ker • Dulau and Co. ; It, :ichuley; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; ' Gale, •Curtis, anti Fernier; Walker, Edwards, and Reynolds ; Ogles, 'Duncan, and Cochra , e ; and . for Wilson and Sons, V irk; and A. Bliick, Ethuhurg •Of - .the .Cluve 13ooksetier$ may alioo 6c tad, anuther titm;square lUu, 7s. 6d. Lound, rICTU-ILI,L) 7 G-.OFFICE, May 9, 1814. 71H Es COMM ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 14- His 3r.d.its. , :.:.cTr,s NAVY do Ytereby give Notice, That oh Friday, the e7th Initant; they will Wie readytv re ceive Tenders 4 . 44 writing (sealed hp), and treat fur the sale of Fjken Thousand Bap`, each containing dite hun dred weight qf g - wd,Sot7nd, serviceable BISCUIT, now lying in! His Hafesty'..? Victualling Stores at Plphouth, to be deli vered to, and taken away by the purchasers from the Wharf or S:ores belonging to- the Department at that . Pot t, in the space of Twenty-eieht days after the day of sale. Tree Bay's to be delivered with, and included in (he price of the .I . .?iscait, which may be inspected by applicativn to lilt. Miller, the .dent ITictualler. A Deposit of Twenty , five per Cent. is to be made by the Purchasers at the time . of the aceeptahceof tAcir Tenders, and the remainder o the Purchase-money to lit; ;aid before the Biscuit is react-:•er! from the pre - 42 ices . • a - ceented for less than Three Hundred Bags, neon be had to any in whit), the Price shrill not be at length, or that shall :not he delit•ered to the em,rd before o;te o' Clock-on the said Friday, the 27/4 wiles tie Parson who makes - the ren der, or some .14Sr vit lies Behalf, attends, to. answer wheit caller! for. 0.1 , 7te r ,' OF 0111)2+ 7 ..4NCP5,.-Mdsy 10, 1814. • THE PP lICMIL OFFIOERS of His MA - J . E.5.2"; - '.; ORDNA_VC- 7 ; - do: hereby' glee . Notice, that Proposals will be. recit•ed at theli. Office; in- Pall= Mall, on or bef , re 7i 7ednesday,..theAst day of June next, front such'Persoi;S as may .be tw-andiytake the Sap ply of COALS, A.- sc:reice of this. Department, for wperiod of One liar. .:I;"fie Coal, mast be of the description denomi lazted Adgir's .I.fain,..pirldon Moor, or. Coal - of equal qua lity and-goodness, and will be required to be delivered fret) of • every Expense, eleept the King's Dut-', either •on Slifire or into Vessels ovv*raft, at any place in the River Thame.!, and at Feeersham, or at any Port or Place in the Ri:p:r Midway, as may ie requirc-d. Farther Partie:lars, toether with the-Terms and (In- - ditions of the C,-,erar, may be_hiancit at the Secretary's Wee, in Pall-Kill giorcsaid, any day - between .the Blurs of Ten and . Four a' Clock, where the Proposats must be de livered, ;ailed up, „rid iUdorsed," Proposals for. Coals;" but pro .Proposal Cen Le • admitted after the said Ist of Jane, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of . the same Day, neither will any Tender be '3zut..ctil, unless the Party making it, or ass Agent in his behalf, shut.' attend. ' .7.iy Order of theßoard, n. H. CREW, Secretory. OFFIG.k; C► 0-7,D2'.12VC,t. - , Ala,/ IG, 1 814 . T HE P RIPCPP AI, OFFICERS of His Mi!- JESTM .`r:T.I , VIdAVC.E 8 ,..k.e Mik e , H e w Pru . posais_te.al be ccive-c! at their Office in Pall.;Ifall, oa iefore Irednes(!ay, the Ist day of June veal, front seek Persons as May - be willing to undertake the performance of the CARPENTER'S WORK at . the Royal Depot at Ireedon, in NorthomptonsMrel for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of one Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option of either Party. FurtherPartieu tars, together with the 'L'e'ers and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upoh application at.the Se cretary's Qifice; rn Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the HourS of Ten and Four O'clock, where the. Proposals most be delivered, sealed up, - and indors4d, Proposals for the Carpenter's Work at Weedoq ;" but no Proposal can be adMittcd after the said tat Jane, at Twelve o'clOck,at Noon' of the same day, neither : will and Tender beilotieed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of 4/,e hoard, R. H. CREW, Sec. OFI7CE OF 011DAT-1 XCE,May 10, 1814. rip HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS rf His MA 7 JESTrS QRDN.ANCE do' hereby 'give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Ofcc us Pall-Ikfall, on or before Wednesday, the Ist day of June. next, from such. Persons as may be willing to undertake' the Supply of CANDLES, for Service of this Department; for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration-_y• one Year; upon. Notice of three dluttlits, at the 'Option of either Party. Samples of the Candles-may be viewed, upon application at the Principal -Storchoeper's Of f ice in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with Me frava.s. and Condi tions-of the Contract, naey be known at the Setretar,i, , %s Office, ire Pall-117x11 aforesaid,, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where-Me Proposals z:ust be deliwered,- sealed ,up,, and indorsed, "-Proposals for Candles ;" bat ?IQ 'Proposal can be admitted after, the said Ist ddy of June, at Twelve o' Chic*. lit Now: of the same day, neither will any - -Yeu t ter be noticed, sinless the'Party mithing'it, or an Agent in _ hie behalf, shall attend. By Order cf the Voard,, H. CREW, Speretetry. • OFFICE OF 0h: D N/1 NC E , 10, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFZICERS of His Ml - JEST Y'S ORhNANCE do ht'reby give Notice, that P r oposals will be recei v ed at their Qfiice, in Pall gall,, on or before Irednesday, the Sib day - of June next, from .sich Persons mg maybe willing•to undertake the supply of BOX HINGE WOR,frrSt;rvite.:;. , lthis.Department.,for a Period . of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration, of one Year, upon, Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the iirticles may be - viewed upon application at the Principal' Storeke - eper's Pilice in the Tower, and further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's \ 'o . ece, in Pall aforesaid, anyDai hduieen the Boars often and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delicerel, sealed. up, and endorse(; "Pruposnis for Box-Hiuge Work ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said tithed June, at Twelve o'Cloch. at Noun of the same Day, neither will any Tender, be noticed, unless the Party inahing it, or an elgent in his Be half, shall attend. 131) Order_lf the Board,' R. H.. UMW, .S'ecritary.) OFFICE OF ORDNANcE, s 4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JPSTY:S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, iii on or before Wednesday •the Bth day of Jane next,' front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of • TACKLE HOOKS, and various other Articles of Iron, for Service of this • Department, fin. a - I:criad (..1 Three Yerfrs, ji•om the' 12th July next, determinable utter the E.rpiration of One Year, upon Notiee.ofThese Menths, at the option .of either Party. - Patterns ci the Articles may,Ze viewed upon application - at the Principal Storekeeper's agave in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the 6entract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pail- Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten tend Four o 'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, seated up, anti endorsed, " Proposals for Taeldc Hooks, &c.;7 but..fiu Pro posal can be admitted after the said Bth of clime. at .Thelve o'clock at Noci of the same Day, neither ;till any Tender be 2iotifed, unless the Party making it, or . en -!gent ire ,his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CIS F: 71', Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Misr 25, 1814. • • E COURT of DIRECTORS of. the UNITED COMPANY of MEECH:ANTS of ENG LAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES; do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will BE HELD, by Adjournment, at their HOUSE in Leaden hail-street, on THURDAY, the gth June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; to take into Consideration a Mo tion intended to have been made at the General Court heist this Day, being as follows, viz. " That the Sum of Twenty Thousand Pounds be granted to the present'Lord Melville, in Testimony of the Eminent Services rendered to the East India Company by his latdt JAMES COBB, Secretary. SALE'S BY AUCTION. SALVATOR ROSA,—MAGNIFICENP GALLERY of PIC TURES,' the Proper ty of the , Marchioness Dowager of LANSDOWNE.- - By PETER COPE and Co. " In Maddox-street, on. Saturday next, May 2S, at Two pre •o cisely namely, TIMSE celebrated PIUTVRES that were the Property and in tie ColteetiOn of Sir George Young, Bart. Coniphnions, and were pUrchased at his Sale by the late .Marquis of. Lansdowne. These Pictures arc of the first order of Sal rator Rosa's art, painted io all the vigour of his pencil and energy of wind : the one reprtNents Dio , elles pointing to tlr'l'raveller,ttiinking water out of the hollow of his hands; and the:other, the Melancholy Man reflec , itig• on the de::.:y of Nature, and surrounded by emblems of Morsality. The LAnpcapt: Scenery to both Pictures is uncornanialy grand and appropriate to the subject. May l.te Oewed three days preeedivg the ktle„ and. Cata log:les then had at Maddox -street, and in Throginorto.i-street. Capital FLEMISH. and PICTURES,' of singular beauty and perfection, the genuine Property of a Cie-nile niati of Fashio\u and , leuibur of Parliament, which, with the exception of wne Picture only, will be Sold without the 'least reserve,_ By PETER COXE and Co. In Maddox -street, on Saturday next, May 23, at Two precisely. nri 'IBS Beautiful • Assemblage' of CABINET At. PICTURES comprise the best. works of the following Masters, embracing several productions by the Same pencil ; namely, four by Rubens, Landscapes, Portraitf, and His torical; tatee by David Teniers, just; five by William Van4le Veldt); four by Cuyp ; two by Gerard Douw ; two:by Adrian, Ostade ' • delightful specimens by Hobhima, Berchem, AdriAa Van deVelde, PCter Neefs, Van Huysuni, Pani Pcittev,' Philip Wouvermans, Andrew Both, Vandyelt, Van Harp', &c, about forty Pictures altogether.—lt is impossible- to do justice to these _Pictures iii an Advertisement ; 'for, numbers, beauty, and petifectiOnp, they surpass every collection .thatims beets brought to Public Sale for many years past, and indeed many of them are not to he equalled.. " May be ,viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Cata logues may be had, at One Shilling - ; in Maddox-street and Trirogotatoti-street. This Day waspublisheti, In Three 'Volumes, 12nio. 'price lbs. boards, ORASMIN.; or The MINISTER; nßorniince. By the ALITHOIi, of the SWISS ENIIGRANTS. Printed for Longinan, Hurst, ReeS, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row - ,' and. at the British Gallery, 44, New street. • This Day were published, in Three \Ads.' S'vo. price il. 16s, - boards, QPEECHES in' PARLIAMENT of tire Right' )s-IF Honourable WILLIAM WINIALINI; to ,whielt is prp, fixed, some Accownt of his Life. • By. THOMAS- AIVIYOT,- Esq. Printed.for Longman, Hoist, Rees ) Orme, and-Brown, Pa, ternoster-Row ; and James Ridgway, Piccadilly. . ... .. - . Of *boat may he had, Speeches, of the Right Honourable William Pitt, 3 vole, Bvo, price 11. I is O. boards. gib In [lib Press, and speedily Will be puhlisbcd :-1. The Speeches of the. Right Honourable Chatle,.l'ames Fox; 2. The Speeches of the Right. Honourable Edmund Burke. BEAUTIFUL . WOMEN. 911 HE greatest :131emish to Beauty is Superfluous Hairs on the Face, Neck, and - AKlns, HUBERT's ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them ; is an , thk, gant article, perfectly innoeent,-atd pleaiant to use; price 4s. and 7s. Beware of ,the base COunterfeits—the gcnnine is signed : -outside," G. H. Hogard." Sold' by the Proprietbrs, 22, Russell-street ; Overton, Sty Bohd-street ; Thortf,- 45, Oxford-street ; .Davison , 59, n eet street ;—liacbut:ll, Edinburgh'; Davison, Newberey, Gregsons, Liverpool ; Marriott, Bath ; Exeter; . Meachrws ' Ipswich ; Cattle, 'York ; Swinney, Birmingham ; , Drewry, Derby; Staines, Manchester; Munday, Oxford; Newcastte; and by alt Venders in the Empire. Superior Merit will ever meet the Public 11,pproi - ,,rtiim;-, D (3 UTTA SA LUTA RIS, pr a most famous Aledicine for curing Venereal, GlauLhelar, aid Cuttineo - us Disorders, Gleets, &c.—A butte vof two will convince the patient of their sainiaryeffecta; a ffew init ties have effected a cure, after 'salivation and every (,Sher menus have. proved abortive, and even whentte disorder i,d, ben st::od ing several years. 1:0 - remedy can be oetter contrived, iliOre safe, or more convenient, than this, for.s .ch a: arc obl:ged go long Joorniet, or to'Sea it needs no ~, o ldoercnt or restraint of ,dict.; and 40 year's experience by Dr. Pisetam in 'an extensive practice, has proveci it no fess succe , :sfuil i.e thosi debilities which ar i se more Irm . o imprudence titan ce certaiii, cause—,to such patients it ihndroat peraia, Dent, sad speedy relief - . . . Sold, wliolesaje alidletail, It. Mr.,Biitler's, 4, •(...ivapsida r Corner of Sc Paul's 'Clitlivii-yard, and owst Country eine•Venders, it). Bottles at - -.15..9d. 4ud 225. v4chi WWI All)041 tii*tious for each, Sex, Father."'