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- , ' : : • f !N %.. ~ ~ • ~ i,i. (N R9 0 4 A,„ „"Ai()l.r, r ; 't t'• ROYAL, DRITRY-LANE. Qvuen ,14ti-ets Servant )\V EVE jp e r fo r m . theNING, O Tragedy o ct. 6, f Their __ "ITIELLO. j'o „. I Vri ; and Desclemona, Mrs. Bartley. Zn~*mil he added, the Farce of W I intrfav HONEST THIEVES. 0 •0 e has his Fault; with The f 1 r.ll7crod . A 11 1.r . ; 7 ;, 11( 7ALi COVENT-GARDEN. 134IoruiaL-6,‘NT EVENING, Oct. 5, will be 1,, T it ''Pera of ',Cotirr.4„ LORD OF THE MANOR. it h e Mr. Jones; and Annette, Miss Matthews. • added (third time). a new Melo-Drama, in Three Acts, called r:a t4ll ' l llr, I' ORES' . OF. BONDY. r4 o4 l . iie ,eineo and ; Juliet, by Miss O'Neil witi ) ie A i r u Royal, Dublin), her first appearance in . e Forest of Boudes ttOlt LRITISI-I FIRE OFFICE. • 14eirei:,‘'e,i‘ii7113urattee of Builclimr,s, Furl] iture,, V`urp o 4 q , or b e , t ' t „ iP', Yes=els, other Property,. T. fur ,+;'" 5 "Y FIRE. "N . b e eft ., - Periods, or for several Years toge i'ol- te ted, at this Office, upon the most equitable C h to l'lbe erß(',„ ilI Pot he charger! for Su ms - o f nOOl. or upwar d s , "(I!!cre;tsi ng ' tlie"!r present li.ances. ni.ocjc. of a FA:IM will lie insured without ic4l , ll, !pt x fotf reduced Premium of 2s. per Cent. vi-ria6e 11,!_,(::-,.e ti n ewalpfl'olieics e xpi r i ng at Alicliaelmas -4117. d le principal Offices in the Strand and arnl of their Agents in the Country, rroposals for new Insurances. 4 4 t 4 ROBEILT SKE,LTON, Secretary. v„ • '-k-HANGE .'.SSLTRANCE OFFICE, J SlCharter in the Reign of King , George,. • the First, , JA,Is •• Sept: MC w thtlap,2rt !l('se anntihl l'rciniums fall a . we tttl ' :',Y ''plant, are hereby informed, that Receipts " XCh, '" ( telivered at the Company's Offices, over . v. (l ge • r i • ar e herits as well as by re lit 414 rlntstepre several Counties ; and the Partres .•- ll 4 4 b lv ?rlief er _ u to apply for the ReneWal of their Poo -11,11,e7, l•tt Amen ctober next, as the usual M- I ther l or Pa, beyond the date of each Po -4414s L Fr, :ZINC:. Jun. Secretary. Oren, daily, at the said Ofiice - s, for he I r k . is /),,,?""ngs, Goods, .:Nlerchandize, and S, hips t in ,ir while from Loss or Damage . for the Assiirande of, and 6 , rantiug Annul • ti t • e l' o r • ' c ies will be issued free of Expense to the the anattal Premium amoiny,s to Gs. or up- { pt ) G qi Ht ' N- LANE • BILF,WERY, Sept. 29, 1 514. • N — ltt - A ENT ' t the ( TEL e l, • eix e ce art( a NAli ty ritr t the PItOPItIETORS, held at the fit' ' ' \or '! !gAte-street, on the 30th ui . to the PROFRIE:FORS entitled to it, , as d " t hose. whos e S uraat n es b eg i n with tau a ti • • -on Friday, 'Oct. ith,- t kl F, . . Saturday, Oct. Stiff(3) • . Monday, Oct. i 0111, ‘'t 'rJd . Tuesday. Oct. 1 1 1h. i ii the ti o ! 4 , I .„and z, • Wcdnesday, Oct,. 12th, t:lti i ,l 4 l,o 11 and 3 ; and to thr) , e rata applying - t w 'reir y 8 zt r p o i utn, () n T•i•eAdays , and . • 4 4ustAttent Week, betweeil the hours ot ea k, tit 4%t 144 t 141- i ii /. •Ity Ilc, y ET IZE in the Nw q. of onl 6'TiCzkets whole of which t . r tf • , . th i q e . r c ay, the.l3th October ; all Parcha,sers •••,ctt„ they the Capitals, have a TlctuYn of . 4 ,''3*. • •-iF "'s nev, a's Oft re are_not any Blanbs in ''''Scli "le•unta,ins Prizes c.t` e;o00, By OE'der, - COCKS and CAMPB 1 1` A • • ' ''l,4 ;41 t i , „ f e Ticket, No. 12,2,11, k lv t ‘ k .'l,OOO, in the I,ottere jest finished, Ni 34.1 ~:1 Qtl , 2 ;lalf ' One Quarter, One Eighth, by ErroN, St,ick-ilroher, ' t Cvei:h.v-strect, at which truly,fortunitte au t o ).1s 4 Sir;Ve,Are now on S:tle for tho above "It ' : (t Hohle , s.of the Out-stand "' :or p P:oize, are res.:ectful!y requested to .13-11:ent, P 1)14; ' lAI I AL DI NI NG —TA z i `:',\TEN'y LGA SI) EBOARDS in one ele!.;a• lit Piece 0 Furniture, ocl t fill ertnit.Plans • the ratent Improved Sofa '0,„.. pa. ' , ed s . • ' • • ti Tent 14...v i t l • , w Four an i i i: l lo 4l l4.: . B ev ti .,a ll . , and Bedding cunt 1, ; Portahle lICW.IIIIXCIitCd :Ma improved articles tt 4 . will very extensive tt, ,, ortnient i t 41 ) 11 4n e i • k'ht 4 1v ! . Atticles for furnishitvg flouses coin , t‘ thhNi, ri 'ol e ii:ittired, where Families may . select ;114 1 / 4 '4 41 4 41, C' (.1 loose ill' a few d;:ys, .aohling eKtryme several ',!oaths in completing their r th ,\ y „. '''", -'3 'Articles, 'Army and Navy, &c. &c. %t , a - Catherine-street, Strand, on Il , Y " s I, Om prompt payment. A.; ~(~ _ $ ,„ i), , 6 4 9 t p; w l q, Fd~ od to 4 1,i • u k..•• • 4 5 ' 01 1 15 . 59 W 163 Y qf• t 1-)Ct r ef c ti iv V " i 0a t o O> t 1I() ; j 1, 4 t 21 .:I to 4i i 217%ti at. ■ j's :3 0 TO A 41 ,1 Ai 10, 0 4, ;i 4 cl 4 3 C" to .li.• IP. 3 to . 3,43 0j ,e! iq' Qd oil 4 • Cts- I O t. l oi • . . . , a:1 j 4 1 .1 t. 41 r e fr; l ' t 1 01 L C" .t. .NE.WLY IN11,01t'l.E1). ‘ 7 ERDIGONIAN OIL of PERSIA, and PERSIAN WATER, for prouniting the GROWTH and BEAUTY of the HAIR; patroui.zed by the Royal Family, his linperial Majesty the Emperor of all. the Rnssias, the King of Prussia, tke Du chess of•Mtenhorgh, and all the Nobility in Europe. has the honoity to announce to t;te R Nubility and Gentry, a FRESH IMPOR'i'ATION- of VELDI(;ONIAN OIL of PERSIA, and PERSIAN WATER. The v...; . y great demand wit:lc-lied of Lite for these Argo s,. has induced him thus early to-imike it known to the in order that those Ladies (wiose recent disappointment he so sincerely laments) may have an opportunity or - obtaining . the.mme, by an immediate 'application to their respective Perfumers. To those whom experience_ has nut taught the invaluable,properties of- the Verdigonian Oil of Persia,•it is sutficient to say, it possesses, in a superabundant degree, those qualities so essential tothe Beauty and Growth of the Flair ; gloss, flexibility, aad firmness of curl, added to the most delicate and odoriferous 'fragrance, which renders it decidedly superior to any other. The Persian Water is equally* remarkable for its astonishing qualities in chairing the co lour of the Hair, wkieh it effects in a few hours, by the sim plest process. Sold wholesale by Mr. IL Price (the Agent), No. 12, Thtee King-court, Lombard-street ; Patev, Butts, and Co. Loui bard-street ; and retail by Smyth and Nephews; Gattie and Peirce, New Bond-street; Wass, Cheapside ; Itailey and view, Cockspur-street; and Newberry and Sons, ,St. Church-yard, London; in the Country, by all the respectable Perfumers. rmTY's Lrrr • - •• • - 1• I; . - 1 )'; i • • .4. MIS 1•A lEN . Ptli i ll , (w a..,. -'1 I'l•'. RI A L TIV I N E-C L 0 T 11, (Re v4rici_.,,ttvited free from M IXtll re.) s,, '1.4.,: \ ' itlths . of 7 7 s and .1-4 for Shirting, and q t, 4 rti c i ''',' , lal 6-4 , for Sheeting. 4 1. , kr, , e s t i . ' Nt ii iL ti At , ' ) fiCStrable ifir its EconotnV, ?Md. th lt ak tl 'li, 44l 4247 n , „(taeiveness - to Health,' is matinf:ict tired 4 , t t , i it t4 4 , .2. it .A.ritieiple (ayant toute l'agrealde de la ' . 1,,t, „tlf,: l s Ythi:? regulating. the perspir ition,, Karin,; o f '''' s ( "I a cold 'nature mixed with it, that k t ivi c o . i ll , ' i s t( • , t U .. d i dell k transitions front heat to cold,' • • ': t • -,- At Pntrona , ..:- of their Royal liighnesSes the ( 4i, . 1 . I ,' - r . er y ;`,:!Y prevented, and retu:ors it most. Under t . IC , .. d „ 1. , t ll i Nv . %Er': and DUAE of SUSSEX, Ins Inipe- I'4o';' , ll),,lll kt "Is s,d4" r nate and Season, and to every ' , tei', lll ‘ l l3p tANT ',".a s laped with the Patentee's name', P ' 11 11 17' 1 ‘ 1 ( a l e •- • '' sty " thc . i:NIPEII ' OR of ILI:SSIA, vial the DUKE of BRITNSWICK, his Excellency the i t 1'1, 4 lip, ' 4,41 ; ~..t.NIJIA. WAREHOUSES, No. 1 , 6, ttt• , • l'itrd 4 " no otl• - hisSeren - e High- S n l t ' ' ..iNlSH . A.MBASSADOR, and most of the Nobility o ht hi t , , tid s, at . ‘2, . 'er House, in Piecos of .26 - yards .1 ' I I .4 rt 441 - k.','.' 2s. 6d.; 35.;• 3s. W..; antl4s. 6d. throterhout Europe, - /e it l ‘. 4 t t i, l . l! \v, i 'lted . ' .Half the - p.rice of other cloth. End ) It OWLYS I)'S I.LIAC . ASSAR OIL ; its v i rtuCS I tl4, l ) .t l l f d lter, ail ;, 11 " - 1 1 Sheetings, affording peculiar - extracted from a Tree in fl the Island•of Alacassar, in the "j ,tin 'lle 6 _ 4 ; . ,1 1 Foreign Climates, are from ;6 lo East. Indies, are far bet and Culagium for cradic . atinw all int .'" lki, I' . i °III :36 Yards upwards. Orders with purities of the Hunian.l , lalr, preventing it tallin oleo!' tarn- tt, ~p,',-,:--•:,.._!_l_i. ex ecuted.-- r N o 16 Cheapside. \ ),)• 0. Grey; •,,, Lren ,,i• ~.n s th e wea k es t H air ,. an d ren d e rs it thick , . • s • . il44t!:.4;S'..l4j:Slll‘vitltir-,.:—"1----ADICTII.-U; (:titED.. - . be . an E tiful Cu rl, Gloss, and pleasant Perfume produces Whisl,ei s, , >rows, . II bal (.: ICS, C. . l l b , ti4 - 1::',. , : i , 7 , ,, 5,,,,7 1 ,'2 (3 lq) it I) and Co. . removed ' I m, - .- ei: ,4. f ill le-criation of its virtues are 1, t1 14 4 .,41 4 1 : 1 gn t eti;:, t ' . 'd r i , an-rosv, to NO. 18, Kep . pel-s; rest, giro) in Rowland's Practical and Philosophical Treatise on Ikti, ' t N 1 .4 4 1%%4 1 , (1 ) ,0 , 1)' , uc their PRACTIC'e. on I-lEii,- the Hair, enclosed lyith t.:ieli ~e nl u inr u Bottle. , si t g s n t e n d , , t:i l i vi t t it h e . L., 11, 1 11 $ ilr t w ad pr i Nalisfactiori at. being the first' who outside label in-red itik, thus, , " , . tuna at; Flll4 , ' O l k til t t'li '' h:, tiii,9d4ttlizated their New Discovery for the . out which none ;ire genuine. ttht 4t l 't..tt • t ` t r , 1it,ri0r:4,.1..f,U1. Complaint ' ': Tll . ose numero . tis - Sold at 3s. 6d. - 10 s. 6d. and One Guinea Per:Bo , ttl , e,Jl the 0, 114, 1 „Pil f or . 'I them, has been universally salt , •k-, r, .ti ) , ~,,,,i,shorti have been perfectly cured, in , sole,. Pt 9prietors A. ROWLAND and SON, Kirny-street, Ilatton-gaiden, , ' LOnnon ; and by''.llessrs. liontirie , s,'..Titch: IIN ; NI e •k-tl,. i (-1 ) fully prov es its efficacy.. borne-street, Smyth„ 117, New- Buntl-street ; Gattie and 14 14 , Nk t rAt ti 1r " t eci •I . ~ , Pierce, 57, D. Rigge, 35, ditto; Berry, Greek street; Bayley, k t lh ' 4 l' I '4l. 41 (.ur•, ! I ' )4 "l'6ii.(ihiNT . LOTION, ;int ] m ew ,• Cockspur-street;' Barclay Fleet-Tarket ; Bolton t 4 to t B\''''''l% 4l : , Pi c i t " Ertfptions on the FAC:E an d an d 'Plitt, Royal Exchange; and by all Pertumers acid lic 'iii-Ilit,N.'7,t''.l\-I,:le.T4lll'.:"."ll4latclies,''reti.ers,.. Ringworms, dicing yendei . .s iii Landau, and in . every Tovvn throughout 13, , i 1 , v,, ~• ..41r „ilugles, Prickly '.'e it, Redness •Oe I " •,rn r ire • -.' r :'' ''''' " ' ' - ' t,,, l 'ii 4l) ti ~F 41 4, !•}' do, . 'Ps , :•!...c. scorbutic and Cola neons 41Isa RO'N'L.-I.ND s ESSENCE of f I RE, or IMPERUI. et: , 4,,`)ti„'!'od. t . ' o. "..li'lit ni , h e i,,,, t h,.; „ Qs , : valuahlenc- D 1. 1- a preparation of wonderful tnetarnorphosing pow!.;rs„l ' i ,'lit,'Crtl.:,Y iu t,..!,' t t "'ll)e 'Toilet ever Dircre ' d to 'the NO- • which will immediately and effectually change Red or Carey i t lio l l' l tt l 'rbtl s':.',"nited liingdom. . - l or n t . ,l 7 , i c t . k er P , :a r ; , l l:e l . : - : 1.. 4 9. t" 't'i t ' ,,‘ %• "rd l ' s ( ';, a . L '• 91 -Ile, linty i ; - 1 c 1 u d eft —Be care : . 1 1 •1 1 :1 '1 1. i 'l r i; I ::: i li t i s s l o " . :;:i., ' ll l ia '. ;-I.. e n t' l l' n ° l . ,7t . li k at e" . :ii t : ' itl a i ' e l ; r s:;:z7 , " L e ,..1i,, , r • r) hanoio Solomon Liverl'o'l," e - - 14nre it. •It is pertectly liinomotts, anti comp:mimeo of yt \',t,.. 'l, 4 t ..,_ otti none are gennine. ttti L 'kil ' ' "' ' '• ' •getable Snhst,T.n ,s; s..6d . .'per BFoltle. 1 t 1 . 19: , 1 . . ,, ady i.o i r .t G i e iii L '• L "LLI; aud Bacon and Co. 1.50, Ox- tlemail !oay apply it ti, their own. Hair 11! 11 (..Ahl, 414 1 1 • 'a prOre supet•ior to any other. , . . , " - Y al - 14 tVYI 7 4 ' -lir . t v / 4 ~..,;... _; ' . 'i l l 14 ~„ .„ • - _• --.". 1;1/: LOCK ANOSURGIC. His Royal Highness . the pu . NF, , • the following Committ , Egremont Earl of Leitrim • t. Hon. R. B. Sheridan, M. P. .Hon. Cul, 3.. Barry, M.P.- This Day was 'published, A new Edition, prier, hive Shi ilings,, i I Instra ted with Cases, APRACTICAL TRE.ATISE on the Pittf,- . • VENTiON and CURE of the•VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequence=, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. including Practical Observations on Tahes Dorsalis, - Muni Dis charges, &e. i . Dy 'l'. M. CAToN, Surgeon. i Lafe of the United I-IQ)spitals.of St. Thomas's and Giq's,. . - . .Printed fur Messrs. Hi;;l►lev, 2 !, Fleet-:street, I ondon, Where may he had, Caton's Popular Treatisen the Causes . and Distinct' On of the Varieties of Asthmf►, with new and ittc. eessful Ins.triictions for tl►e Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price Ss: , AL DISPENSARY.' F. of YORK, Preitiont, and et pf Governor .-- Col. W.,LJones, P. John Liton,qlc; I'. ii. Clt!lue:its, AL P. Capt. J. May. • • Stmcnaix, Mr. Kiernan, Men - ther of the Itival Colletfe - , - London. TH' 'above ESTABLISHMENT unites the Safety of a PUBLIC INsTrrunom, with a Pel;cacv,: Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Pracfiec, and, aided to its high'Patronage, it is conducted by- such Proles and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of Disease; as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. • however inveterate or of longstanding - , experience a complete Core, as :well as that Derangerneot of the Generative • Organ,, which impairs the Constitution and shortens Life. . Mr. Kicrtizin may be,eonsulted by Patients of both sexes, a t hit private house, No. - Si, Lower Charlotte-Street, Bed ford-Fy-lan-, where the necesslry Advice and Medicines will hr.giv en or ;ellt to any part of the. United I.:tinqdotw. • . • dust published, price 3s. Practical D'lservations on the aboVe Diseases, ; coral -by Sheiwood and Co. 20; Paterao.:ier row, and by FL Higliloy, Nu. 24;.Flevt-strcet. [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. STATE PAPER. TREATY BETWEEN DENMARK AND PRUSSIA. In the name of the mast holy and undivided His Majesty The King of: Denman; :his Majesty the King of Pi Ossia, equally anainit- • ed•iv ith the desit'e 'of 're-establish Fl:g . hetween. r 're'spe'ctive States, peace,. union, and the gOod Un derstanding which have been unfortunately . inter rupteci, have for this purpose named an thorns- ed 1 3 ;cnipotentiaries ;. namely, his . Majesty tke King of Denmark, the Sieur Chritiact Henry Augustus Count of Harcleuherg Rev'eritlau :;• and • his Majesty the King of Prussia, the PrinCe of Hardenberg ;, whO, - after havi n g C xc ha ng ed t h e i r respective fall powers, have agreed upon the,foi lowing articles I. There shall be in future peace, frierukhip, and'gOod Un derstanding between his Majesty the King of Denniark l , and his Majesty the King of Prussia. The two high contracting parties shall employ the utmost attention to' maintain a per fect harmony between their respective states and subjects, and shit]) carefully avoid everj• thing which may disturb the union so happily re-established. IC All the relations Which existed hetween:Denniarl► and Prussia, and their respective subjects, shall be re-established from 'the day of the date of. the present treaty. on the same footing as before the last war: ordt4 to extend the 'commercial relations between the. two countries, their 'Majesties shall immediately con elude a treaty of commerce, founded on bases reciprocally ad 'vantageous. IV. The high contractingpartics.confirm all the articles of the provisional convention, signed at Paris on the 2d of Julie, • and partieulirly those which declare, that the claims Which t4eir respective spbjects may - have,, either against the Vanish Government, or against the Prussian Government, shall be examined and settled by a mixed commission,:which shall assemble fo - r that Purpose at Copenhagen immediately after 'the ratilication of the present treaty.. V. • Majesty the King of Denmark haring ceded Nor %%li to Sweden, his Majesty the King of Prtissi c a shall employ conjointly with Sweden, ii.ussia, and England, his good of fives to procure to his Majesty the King of Den nnirl; a snit able indertmAy, in addition to Pomerania, which has be'eu ceded to him by Sweden. VI. The present Treaty shall- be ratified, arid the ratiEca , lions exchanged in the space of'six weeks from the day of date, or sooner if possjbte. In testimony whereof, we, 03.: undersigned, in virtue of our full powers, Ictiie liglied Tinsett triaty,' and bave ilifitelictiiit the liral i)f - our aVius. . Done at Berlin, this 25th of August, 1814. (Signed) , r CIIARLP,S AUGUSTUS, Prine of HARDENBERG. C..H. A. Count of HARD7Z.NBERG-REV}.NTLAU. EXTRACT OF A LETTER, PROM HAMBURGH, DATED SEPTEMBER 27. "On tinday evening his 1 - ?,syal'Higliness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, with his suite, arrived at WEIDEMANN'S Russian Hotel,. oil the Ladies' Walk, where Mr. J. THORNTON, the Mer c h a nt,' had engaged aCcomniodations for't.his' Prince. Ile was . received by the venerable DcxxiosE,x, and at eight o'cloek Went to the Theatre, where the per formance had been postponed for more than two hours on account of his late arrival. The Ham burgh God save the King ' was sung in a.grand style. . On Monday his Royal Highness reviewed the cavalry and artillery of the Army of Poland, and on Tuesday the infantry, in the Holy Ghost Field. 1n passing the lines, accompanied with General BEsruGseti. on his left hand, and some hundred Otricers, he was cheered bythesoldieq, and on returning to town, on both days, the shouts of aeclaniatious from the assembled crow 4 was beyond description. At half-past twelve, the whole cavalcade went to St, Michael's Church, where Divine Service era:; performed by three Riissian Priests, dressed in the canonicals of the Urcek Church ; the service being preceded by sonic vocal music, by eight Russian, soldiers. His Royal Highness had an elegant chair, covered with crimson velvet, near the Altar, with the Russian 'Warrior on his left ; all' the Officers forming'a semi-circle round the Altar. The whole church was crowded with the beauties of Hainhurgh. " 01. a quarter of an hour no person, except the military, were permitted to enter, but such was the anxiety. of the Hamburgbers to see 014 ceremony, that the populace crowded into' the church, and put the four Russian sentinels at de fiance. His Royal-Highness and General BEN NIGSEN are inseparable, and he is the ehartn'of all ranks by his extreme politeness and princely behaviour. " The box of the Prince at. the Theatre Was decorated with garlands of flower s . - ; . ih om five till six the artillcry . of ECKMUIIL, VANDAMME, and HOGGENDORP, have reSoallded to the hollow .of the Royal,Duke, and long before dark the city of Hatuburgh, at a very short Ho. tice, testified its joy by a general illumination of a very extraordinary. brilliancy. Letters from Copenhagen Taention the arri-- val of a large English fleet with troops on board, and it is also reported that the. King of I.),ExmAtik is to receire.Hamburgh, and that with Altona it will soon form one. town., The whole row of houses reaching from Hamburgh Altona, the Rope Walk, arc already rebuilt." Capt. Emmtot is matched to go from London to Brighton, the old load, taking, 4eigate ,and Clayton which arc very)ong and sir;u p, in twelve hours. Captain FAILMAN , has already signiilised•himscif in some cxtraut:dinary,fcats of . /this nature. BANKERS'" LICENSES. St:Hop-Office ; London Sept. 17; 1814. -1V • OTICE-is bereby that,- by the Stamp Act, 48 Gm 3, c. 149, all LICENSES granted to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expire on the 10th of October next, and that they most be re newed within One Month from that day', or penalties will he incurred. That a separate License must betaken out for every place where the Notes shall be issued, unless the persons to be li censed had, issued their Notes at several places before the 2d July, 1808, and originally obtained one License for all such places; in which case only they will be again included in one License r That every License must specify the names and places of abode of the per Sons to be licensed, ;it'd the name of the place or plzces where, and the name of the bank, firm, or title under which, the notes;are to be issued ; and Licenses to persons in partnership niust'specify the names, and plaoes of abode, of all the persons concerned in partnership,, whether All their names appear in the Notes or not ; and in default thereof the Licenses will be void. With ther; par cuars a specimen of the Notes must also be left at this Of- See, by persons, applying for such Licenses. Timt a penalty of 1001. for every offence is imposed on the issuitig of ProthissOry Notes, of the description" aforesaid, without a License, or at any other place, or under anY other firm or title, than is specified in the License ; and a penalty of 50). for every offence is imposed on the issuing of Pro missory Notes of, any description, or Bills of Exchange, not duly stamped, and on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes out allowed to be re-issued,' as well as on the re-issuing of Notes allowed to be re-issued after the period fixed for that purpose, viz. three years from the date thereof. The Commissioners of Stamps having had occasion to p:o- smite several'. Country Bankers, this notice is given, that all persons concerned .May in future conform to the law, and avoid the Re naltieg for which they will otherwise he pro secuted and that•persons applying for Licenses, may come prepared with all the requisite particulars to he inserted , therein, without which 'the Licenses cannot be fil ed up, so as to "prOtect the parties again+4 penalties. fly order of the Conithissioners, IVILLI ANT KAPPEN, Scc ref ary. 10011TGAGE. It v irA NT ED,. from 20,0004. to 50,0001. on the most ;imple ! , ,Tohotti St , eority,' am! iaartieulaily ad rantageons to Trustues . having large Sums to lad• out or iu vs,st on Landell Securt y.--A 00.41. remuneration %%ill be made to tlr Person proentific, it. Further particUlars mac be obtained on applicatio t to Mr. Cu Isha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London. MAP OF THE MUM) STATES OF AMERICA. AND • OPERATIONS OF THE P,PlTisa AintY. M A P 5 ," on a veltiArg•calc;of 'tlic UNITED STATES, and particularly of that ,portionof_them i; the actual seem., or likecv t o he the scene; of'kfili tary Oi•erations, will be given BELL'S WEEKLY 'MES - - SENGEII., on SUNDAY and MONDAY NEXT, October pih and I ; containin; a Map of Canada and Quebec ; Ahe'dif fcrent positions, extent )..nd boundaries of the Provinces of the United States, roil of the principal towns ; of Wa s hing-ton, the fecesat scene of operation:;. and likewise the scite-of all the great Towns; Cities, and Harbours, which it is likely the British . Army or fleet' will attack, This- Map must be 'parti cularly interesting at a period when the theatre of war is changed, and without such AsSsistance no reader cart coMpre bend the Gazettes, or Military Dispatches. This Map will he accompanied with -a Geographical and. Historical Account o: the United States, and the population and strength of the principal Towns, skewing the facility of attacking and rtdue ing them. brd. , rg to he given at the Office of this Paper, or of Any Newsman or Post-Oiiict in the United Kingdom, price Eight- pence. 4 #4, 41, CONTRACT. FOR CHALK. Navy-Of/ice, 4th Oct. 1814. T HE PIUNCIP-41, OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONE liS s of HIS MAJESTY 's do herely I.rive Notice, That' an Wednesday, the 19th Instvnt, at Oar o'clock, leg will be ready to treat with such Persows as 2itag be williag to Contract for •sapplying his Mo . /est/1s Yard at Sheerness with cit.:ILK. Form of the Tender ?nay he seen at this Office. Tender 'rein :be recth , rd after One o' Clork on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an dgent him, attends. Every Tenet:r must le aceompania by a Leiter addressed to the Nary Board, and signed by two reA7musible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sarin. 615001. for the due per/ormuoice • y the Conti:art. DEPTFORD VICTW ILLLVG=YARD, Sept, 21;,114. frIiESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, the I GM of Octoher . next, at Ten o'Clock in Mr Forenoon, will exposed Po .PUBLIC SALE, at his Majesty's Filet:rat 4.Vg-Yard, .Dtpti'ard, Twenty nouiand Bags of damaged BREAD, whic•lc Will be put up in Lots if Sixty Batgs• each ; and also sundry L'ots oft an - serviceable BEEF, • PORK, A Deposit of 2.51. per cent , ,is to be Made upon the amount of each Lot at the time,lf sale ; and the r'emainder of the, ehasemone . upaid In fore the Stores eap.be reamer:ft, fur Which ;impose aPeeiod of 11 work•ing' , day's will he allowed front the day the .11a g-rs partimdaeln observing, that net less ,than onerhalfrf the quantity, is to be tahenawaafrom the pre mises within the first seccn days, and thereMaiuteri n the se Pen following daf/s,otherwiethe deposit money will be finfrited, and the Stores remain the propertii .the Crown, as no extension of time WI/1, on (inn aceonat,4 ,'ranted: • OFFICE en , ORDNANCE,- Srpt. 11, 181 4. T HE' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA .- JA:STI'S. OR 14 N : Notice, that ProPosais. will he.tetii.ed at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or Infore Monday, the 10th daq of October 'newt, from such Persons as mar/ be Willing to und(?dahe the siippl . y of certain _lrticres iI.ON M ONG E for Strvice th is Depart ment,- for a P, rind of Three rears, determinable alter the Erpi.ra lion, of One Year, upOn'Notice of illonth.s, at the Up- : lion of eft her Part ii. . • Patterns of the May be viewed upon application at. the Prineioa! Storehccp et's. Office in the Tim), , r; aii‘flarther partieulanS, together witA the Terms, areal conditions of the, Contenct, may be knon!'n at the,Serretarg's Qffiee, id Pay aforesaid, 'any Pau betiecen the Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloth, where the Peopo,sal.• must be delivered, sealea up, and :endorsed, " Prop 5..a14 for I ton m ongc ry Artich,;" but vo Proposal can he ate/milted after the said loth . ot' ado -her Twe,rre s n*.clisekat r/ 't ,Luith.cr mill any Tendes: be noticrq,' unlmss the Party 71Iahi.:g it, or an slgent in his be e all. shO.Rltetuf• lky Ordlir cf Size llartvd; CBEIT - ,• Secretary. NEW VOLUNIE.OFAIVINGTON'S ANNUAL REWSTER. on the 10th of September was published . ; in Otte large Vo . lutre, price in board 15s, r7 4 71 - IE ANNUAL REGISTER; or, VIEW of the HISTORY,. POLITICS, and LITERATURE, fur the. Year 190.1, being the Fifth Volume of a New Series. Printed for F. C. and Rivingt on, No. -V2; St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by Messrs. .P..tyne, Egerton, Mach aid, Nornanville and twirl}, and A rc h. • • Of aluireMentioned Iltiolisellers maybe 01, the former Volulbes pnblished• by Messrs. Rivingtons. ' The Volatile ftr 180;, hits ;well's:tin:. time in the, press, and will be published"c t n the Ist ,of pccenther. ' '1 . ; . 1w.V,,; woe for 1797, in continuation of the former Series, also he published aboott he same time: in which, among much other important matter, will be found a more 101 l and anthentic Account, than has hitherto appeared, of French Affairs, front the Autumn 0 . 1795 to that of 1797. ' On the -10th of Sieptcluiier was • Handsome!y printed in One barge Volatile, ('roan sVo. on a tine woven paper, price, in-board 4, t • rrit . POETICAL, REGISTER for 1810— .E.: 1 FOl, being the Eighth Volume of the Ni 7 orh. This Volume' includes Inure tlnin Three Hundred Original anti Fugitive Poems, nearly ono-half of which arc and abort. 'wit Hundred Criticisms upon Poetical anti Dramatic ProductiOns, ptibllsiteel during 1810 and 1811. • -Printed- for . F.C.-and J. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; of Motu may-be had, lately published, the Volume, for 1808 tend 1809, conlitining One Him-tired and Nineteen Original Poems, and One Hundred and Sixty-nine Fugitive Pottps, icy eminent ' Authors, end likewise One 1-inildred :and Seventy Criticisms - uptin Poetical and' Dramatic • Works, . pllblisbed during the years ISM I 3 and 1809.. • Of the same Publishers may he bad the six preceding - Vo- , fumes of the Poetical Register, price 31. or any sep;‘rate Vo lume. The Six Volunies cOnli6n nearly Fifteen' Hundred Poetical Compositions, and more than Five Hundred Cri ticisms. The Editor rmnests that Comm►inications for the Ninth Volu►ne may bu addressed to him as early as possible at Messrs. Itiringtons.