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ROBARTS and PLOWMAN most respetifully intbrm the Ncibility and Gentry who have not seen their NEW and ELEGANT MANUFACTORY of CHAM IIERRY and ITALIAN MUSLINS, that their Warehouse is the only place in this country where they can be had t. Chandos Street, Covent Garden. N. B.' A Great Variety of FANCY SILKS by the Ma.. ftfacturers. 'THE ADVERTISER wishes for a Young Man 4. of genteel. Connetlion, to take an..Aftive Part in a very lucrative Wholesale and Retail Concern." He must tom- from a to lesool.. which will bring him an Interest of 3o per Cent, and may be extended to great arivantar., as will be fully explained on an Interview. 3- J• 13 atsciroc Coffee-house. -•- •. . - CEMENT FOR BUILDING. • • - -- / 'MESSRS. PARKER and Co. Bankside Mann- J. V.l tadure Cement, or Mortar, for Building in Water, which far surpasses in utility any Terras or Lime Mortar. It gives to all kinds of Brick or Stone Work art uncommon de gree of strength and cohesion. It sets under water, soon becomes-as hard as Stone, and may be exposed even to the section of the Sea without injury. In all Buildings, therefore, r" t etied ei t h er to res i st or conta i n W ater , this Cement' ay r used with singular advantage. Nv h' ; ll ,eY also prepare a very hard and durable STUCCO, " 1 C" effeetually defends Buildings from the injurious etti:Cts Of Wet and damp. . . IL t ,E,CANT and truly Useful IMPROVEMENTS on B EDSTEADS, DINING TABLES, CHAIRS, SOFA BEDS, CHAI i. BEDS, &c. By the KING's PATENT. BUTLER'S BEDSTEADS, .so petuliar in con strudion and manner of finishing, with large curious Brass Screws, Joints, &c. totally prevent the harbour of ver- Inin. are fixed up without the use of any Tools, both simple and easy. Furniture to the above Bedsteads madeto put on or take off without tacks or nails in any part: Fashionahle Sofa Beds, of any usual size or shape, universally admired for their c onvenience, making a Bed with Furniture complete in a few minutes, at same tune holding all the B e ddi ng wit hi n i t s e lf. N. B. Are made to take apart for' ravelling.—Chair-Beds, 4 r 1 ., exceeding useful and convenient article, making a coin. Inttable Arm-Chair, and with ease and facility forms a corn- Pad Bed for one Person; are made any size or shape, with or Without Curtains ; the whole folding up, forms a Box. of it- Self for travelling.—Different kinds of Folding Camp Chairs and Tables, oh a new and easy construeli on . H an d some Dining Tables, on a peculiar principle for utility and conve zience so contrived as to form any size at pl easure, to d i ne .5 sma ll or large party; the whole shuts up when out of use and stands in the apace ()lone single Table ; are ma d e to take apart for travelling: may be made any size or shape required. Children's Cribb Beds, and SWing C o t s , on improved prin ciples, all warranted of dry seasoned wood. Tne above Ar. tides are greatly approved for Exportation, 'especially Hot Climates; are finished with Muskatoo Nett Furniture, &c. peculiarly well seasoned Feathers, at OXEN . HAM I 3 pate Butlers), old established Mrinuiaaory and Warehouse, 4 NO- C - at mks- ctiliet, Straticl. GENCTINE EDITION. DODSLEY's ANNUAL RgGIsTER, Vol. XLI. • For the-Year 1799.. phis Day was published, price los. 6d. in boards, or its. half - bound, with rod back, THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or a VIEW of the HISTORY, POLITICS, and LITERATURE, for the Year 1799. a , Lond on : Printed (by Assignment from the Execut ors o f a 0 late T. Dodsley) for W. Otridge and Son, R. Faulder, Cutherl, Ogilvy and Sort, R. Lca, 5. Nunn, J. Walker, oo ackington, Allen,' and Co. E. jeffery, and Vernon and d. - • . 4 ., Of whom may be had, 'lac New Volumes for the Years r 791, 92,93, 94, 9s, 96, 97, and gS, each los. 6d. in boards, ar ras. halt-bound. Also complete Sets of the above Work, from its coat : . tie ncement in 1758 to 1799, ill FOrty-one Volumes ; or airy v olume separately. The Proprietors- take this opportunity of informing the üblic, that a NEW VOLUME FOR THE YEAR ittoo, th a i s in the Press and will be published in a few weeks ; and t a G ENEKAL INDEX for the WHOLE WORK, to t lic End of. tg oo on an IMPROVED PLAN, is in pre- Patation. This Tt k . Day.„', was published, neatly printed in a small Pocket . :° l,l lme Price in boards 3s. 6d. dedicated,. by Permission, ot he Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, A P LA.IN and PRACTICAL EXPOSITION of with t he COMMANDMENTS, in Ten Short Discourses, ati i ntrudUaien : adapted to general use. - Re& BY the Rev. S. GLAS'SE, D. D. - -°r of Wanstead, Essex , and Chaplain in Ordinary- to . . . His Majesty. r, • anted for F. and C. Rivingtori; No.. 62, St. Paul's ,„"-hurch-yard ; • sold also by 11, (7.,ardner, Strand ; I. ziatchard, Piccadilly; and Cobbett and Co. No. 12, Pall_ Ilan. • • • • thor t who m may b e h a d , l ately published by the same Au- Au- Six Lectures on the Church, Catechism, intended for P ublic or Pri va t e I nstru ai on; more particularly appropri ated to the Sundays in Lunt. Price. Is. • ` • 4lso a Courge of kedures on the Holy festival's; with ' Pradical Remarks on each, and Ekhottations to a more de- Vuuvariu observance of them ; one vol Svo. ptke in boards 7s. . -MRS. PRICE, Widow of the Rev . . Mr. , Price, late Vicar of St. Johns, Chester; begs to aeq ua t nt r. Solo Mon, that having been tor a considerable time griev -441131 y afflided with a nervous and bilious complaint, want of a ppetite, indigestion, &c. for- - which she had the best advice most able Physicians of Liverpool, where she re kit's for the benefit of sea air, but all without the smallest' 'let until, by urgent solicitations of friends, she made use 01. %vb a . ,ottle of the CO BALM of GILEAD, ed b P. assures Dr RD . IAL Solomon has completely :restar and .. 4 1 er health. Any service tbk maybe to Dr.! Solo -4°ll)'Mrs.., Price i.vishe.he . may make use ot; and she will e , pleasure in answering any LadY re 's inquiry ; therefo 'll4 rs. P. thinks it prudent to add her signature. • M. PRICE. 146 .. 7, Summer Seat, Bevington-Bush, Liverpool, April zi,, Igor, Mrs.' P . is the Daughter of -the late worthy and much la ,fiented Alderman Bolland, of - Chester. - xtraCt of a Letter frOin on boa'rd His Majesty's Ship Vile de Paris, to Dr:• Solomon, Liverpool. Dear Sir„, Inelogd ls'ati Older on the Postmaster of Liverpool, for Si- ple:fsVilYiend another.llox of the Cordial Balm . i4f Gilead;' t he larrnei'hai done miracles ; I, am considerably better,.and. Nvould iiodoubt have been quite cured had I matte use oldie Whole, but one of our men was ima deep decline, and not °xpected to live many days, I spared bira one of the'bottles, - Vd he iS now, perfectly-yecovered !pa good state of ~°ur excellent. Medii*.ine is the praise of the whole - Ship's '701'41)44. I beg you'will send.the box ac, - soon - as possitde to Your obedient Servant, . _ ___,___ JAMES .WARD. Thc Cor d ial Balm of Gilead it scli at Half-a-Guinea a bottle, • . and infive pound coutai;:ini the quantity of 12 141 1 bottles, whereby there saving at il: 66, by :41 Von• 'arc v 1 G‘tui,tic Ahliciues in tite I.J.uit;,:d. Kingdom. • THURSDAY, juLY: 2' 1801. LEWES and BRIGHTON MAIL-CART ROBBERY. WHEREAS the above Mail was early in the Morning of the loth inst. stopped by two Footpads, about tworniles from East-Grinstead, and the Bags, con taining Letters - from Steyning, Shoreham; -Brighton, and Lewes, were carried away, in which were contained the fol lowing NOTES and RI LLS ; Payment of which are stopped ; therefore, i f any of them should be presented for Payment, or attempted to be negotiated by any Person or Persons, it is tetpiested they may be detained, and information thereof given immediately to Mr. Stephen Barber, Freeman's -court, Cornhill, London. A Reward of TWO HUNDRED POUNDS will be given for the Whole, or in proportion for any ran thereof, by applying as above. Russel and Co. Maidstone Bank. Five Guinea Note. 10,728. Ten Pound Notes. Y3;27 0 , `B 3616.. • Messrs. Hxydon and Co. Guildford Bank. Ten Pound Note. 4711. Five Guinea Notes. 5744, 5079, 6862. • Sparkes and Co. Guildfbrd. Ten Pound Note. 3939. Five Guinea Note, 1721. Grant and Co. Portsmonth Bank. Five Guinea Note. V 896. Ten Pound Notes. 7246, tog. Griffith and Co. Portsmouth and Hampshire Bank. Five Guinea Notes. 454 3 , 5 0 7 0 . Ten Pounu Notes. 9676, 9950, 1056, ts r A. Bushby and Co. Arundel Bank. Five Pound Notes. L 301, O 1105, R 1033, R 1049, R zoso,_ E 1667, N 2 447, K 2457, H 2458, H 2 459, S 518, T T 1923. Ten ound notes. U tgo6, Q 1574, T 1375.. Curties and Co. Rye 'lank-. , 'rive Pound Note. 2355. • Ten Pound Notes. 2579, 2403. Thompson, Westerham Bank. 7 - 6 4, 246. Day and Co. Rochester Bank. Five Pound Note. C 1742. Dyne and Co. Town-Mailing Bank. Qne Guinea Note. 5100. Boston Bank. Five Guinea Note. 53• Diggens and Co. , Chichester and Sussex Bank. Five Pound Notes. 53, W 55• Bassett and Co. Newport Bank. Ten Pound Notes.. 562 r, 7283. , LS. . '.whom payable. Ilichell Whichelo - Ellis :ineux When due. Demand - - Ditto,- - - Ditto - - - Sum: 9.6 - Ditto Ditto• Zoo • o 50 o o - 38 15 0 _ 28 0 9 -- 37 3 2 -- 2.4 10 _6 250 o • 0 gO 4 6 - 26 n 0 6z 3. 0 1 4 8 - 1 85 9 0 - 20 0 0 20 d 0 ICampbell - - - Whitfield and Co. - Worsop - - - - Richard6on - - - Heywood - - Coppard - - Hall - - - - King Bull. • Gregory - - - - Myself - - -.- Palmer - - - Pratt - - - - Dryden - - - - Allen - - 4 Williams - - - Burtenshaw - - - No. 35,496„ Goadby Kenmore - - - - Penfold - - -'• - Ow,ens - - - - Rice - - - - - 'Bearer - - - Ditto - - - - Wigncy and C 0..- - Bearer - _ Ditto - _ _ Ditto - _ -Ditto _ _ Daft:. Ditto - -• Pue Aug. 2 - - - Aug. 9 - - - - Aug. - - - - - Aug'. 2t - - - t 4 Days Sight - Dernapd - - - - Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto 'Ditto - - - )itto July zz - - - - Detnauci - - - 7 Days Sight - - A 7 tiTY6S Sight : Aug. 15 - - - Due 0 0 Ditto Ditto _ _ Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto io _ - - _ july - - - - 0 0 - 100 0 o 5 18 0 as . o -5 0 • ' 9to -- • so o ,IO 0 0 10 o o 30 0 0 lir II 6 - zo 16 0 30 . 0 0 6o o 0 " -6 -4= 3o 0 0 4° O o 30 0 o - 99 1 9 6 91 lOn DEAR SIR, Newport, July 8, tßot. THE OFFICERS of the VOLUNTEER CORPS of the ISLE of WIGHT, at a Meeting in Newport, on the Bth inst. convened -for the purpose of considering liow they inigpt.hest express their regret' at your• departure from this Country,. and take : their leave of you in'the manner the mott congetro to ;he sentiments they en ter ta i n • f or you, h ave unanimously authOrized and -directed me, 'in their name; to declare to you the deep sense with which they are imtvessecl, by a contemplation ot your meritorious condu4.durins ypur command here; your unceasing vigilance and activity in fro viding for the defence,and security of this Island; and, among other circumstances important to that effl;6l, your adtriirable instructions, and indefatigable- attention 'to their. formation and discipline, and for winch they are grateful and,senSible in proportion to their earnest desire of being made really ser, viceable to that defence, They charge me to assure you, that they Shall ever retain the most 'lively remembrance of your Comfriaticlin this Country, and of the advantages they feel themselves to have derived from. your- example and in .strudions ; and that they wilLmake every effort to keep con stantly in !view yyur Rules apttliessons m•the course of their Military Duty, being . firmly persuaded that such a remem-: brance will be the most acceptable to you, as it will be of the most service to the Island, which has been so long and so happily the objeCt,Of your care.. The Officers, in taking leave of you now, s can- • not omit to assure you, that, their anxious hop es an d w i s h es for-your welfare and h a p p iness will constantly attend you, wherever you, may be called by th e Service of your Count r y. I have a very particular satisfadion in being employed to convey to you - these sentiments of esteem and resped •frons my. Brother Officers, both from my-conviction of your being most deserved . ,lyentitledto them, and from my personal re gard and affeetion for you. I have the Honour to be, - , 'Dear Sir, Your most afteetionate humble Servant, , (Signed) M. G. 13ISSET, • Major Commandant Volunteer Major-Geperal DON. • Cavalry. • . ant, Newport, July 9, 'Sot. The unanimous sentiments Of the Volunteer Corps in this Island, conveyed to me in your I..etter, are , so very flattering, that I cannot attempt to express how highly, I 'value so dis tinguisheci•and h onour able a test i mony of their approbation and esteem. When I took the Command of this Island, I soon found it only requisite to point out to the Volunteer Corps the necese city of their being trained to Arms, as the means of enabling them•to ad in the defence of their King and Country : their zeal andnoble spirit prompted them to bestow that unremit ting attention which soon brought them to a degree perfec tion in discipline, and the field. move men t s 'of .Troops, as procured them the strongest approbation from His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, when he did them the honour to review them in Oaober last. They may, there fore, justly attribute their present Military Acquiretne;lts to their own loyal anclpatriotre zeal. In leaving this Command, I feel much consolation from M i ajor-General Hewitt, my successo,r, being considered one of the best Officers in His IV,Nitsty's Service, on Whoin con sequently the Volunteer Cirryps niay at all times rely, :and in theevent of an Attack - , repose entire eonfidence. I entreat you to assure thg Officers of the Volunteer Corps of my grateful remembrance of their, publiC and_private atten titin to me, and th a t I s h a ll ever be iriot firmly attached to them, and eager at all times to promote . their prosperity and wel fare. Accept, Sir, my warmest acknowledgments, for the friendly manner in which you have been so good as to express your- , self towards me, and be assured I shall ever remain, With the highest regard,. And most perfea esteem, Dear Sir, &c. &c. - • • . Major B (Signed) • GEM.GE DON, Comenandi4.Volunteer 4 ajor-04ingral. Cavalry of the 10e 01 Children and Co. Tunbridge Bank • Five Guinea Notes. B i 969, B 2926, B 505, 'B 244, B 1243. Ten Pound Notes. 2993, B 653, B 31'76, 13 25 ti, B 3355, B 312 c, B 3256, r B 2655, B 2640, B 1 34 6 , ' l3 1 57.5 , B 1554, B 3344, 13 2669, [PRICE SIX PENCE: .. ~ IIYTICE OFOR.T)N.4NCE,. . . ..: . tfistAtiniter, Yubr,l4, IEOI,' - .., • • • . , IHE • PRINCIPAt op:FicEs -of 14, MA.: YESPi's ORDNANCE do be;eby lye notic e , !b at PRO POSAL., will 'be received Kt their' 0 ce,, in St. 31 argaret ; atria, IV , lminster, on o r .before the tit o r.bigii4: nc;tt, from stick Personaas may: be willi n g to undertake' tJe Perforsnance of the • ERICA...LAY ERS' avid PLA,ISTERERS' WORZ, i for.tbeZervlie of this Office, at Waithazir AO6, upon a Contra:7 for One Year. .. . . The Terms and C i onditions of the nntrii may hi seen zepon.ap.,7 . plieation at the 04iea of the Secretary to the Board, in St. Marv.: 7 - et-street, I , fl;stminster. The Proposals sealed up and markid oi , :the outside," Proposal for the Perfirntauce of the Brkkkvers' and Plaistercrs' Work at Walthans Abbey," may he delivered at the Office in the course of the Ist if August next, after 2yhjek,!7one will he admitted. • • ', By Order 7j the Board, , • • R. cRETV,Sec. OFFICE far' LICENSING HAWKERS, PEDLARS, •Scizteri.tt Place, 14th Yuy, 18oX. LICE ~'SES jar HAII'I~ERS and PEDLARS. ... - • - • • •.. ' LT. I S MAIESTri• COMMISSIONERS : joi: :LA M I , ..vra,zirg th e ...Drain. 'ort /114.4 , 1riirs • Pedlars, Petty Chap: Me'l4 • . da Atereg give liromine,4that - ibrre- or rni Forst Lieeneetfr . icregthle. e - Direeitons of an Rd parsed in the Twenty-ninth ; iendlittfo 4 , 1 21H pasted in the Thirty-Afth liars Of the Reign of 6 s , His itl,sent. 247ajesty, intituled, " An. A& to amend an A e l , rnieedit the Twentyninth Year ~ . .f. the Reigrtof His present Majesty, .for the better Regulation .of Hawkers, Pedlars, and Petty Chapmen, and for - repe4ling so tlttleh of the said ACI as restrains them from Selling Goods, - ':Wares, or or Merehan 7 dine, within a' ce r t a i n di stan c e froin an , y , City or Market l'own," will. heready to he delivered at ibis Office, on . . 1140 . N, Del 4 . ',' the sorb dayof yu(y instant,' and 6y the SialltycirS in th f Country On . the same day.. - . . • Duty on a Three Horse Licence 16 Two Horse ditto - 1z o o One Horse . ditto - 0 o Foot ditto - 4 o o • N, B. Several Persons have lately been fount trading Without ' Licences, and convicted.; :Gibers have been detet7ed illegal 4 tratilng with •Two and Three florsei:, ; with mot a One Horse Licence. 411 Hawkers 'are Halle to a Penal!) , of Ten Pounds; unless. the Words " LICENCED HAWKER," with the Number of their Licence, Name, &c. be Written, painted, or Drift:id ::p9n the most conspicuOns part of ever t Pad, B ox , Tag, Trzenki Case r. , Cart; or W a g on , or Oth er Ve hic4 orConveyance, in which. he di! . she shall carry his or bei-Gc!7dr; Wares, and Itilerchandics i and eve .; , :y Rocinvand Sh . 9 ; and Phcwire upon every Hand Bill, or. Adverr.isement. , ' Bj o;der of the Commissioners, BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. Free Pound Notes. 6643, Od. ri, xBOO. 4893, March 30, 1801. Ten Pound Notes. 334,J an. 9, /Sox. 804, June 17, rSsr. sank-Post, F 6269, ay 19, aor. Bank-Post, 87393, Jan. 13, 180 t. Bank-Post, F 7497, May 25, aor. Bank- Post, F 74r5,.May 25, 'Sea. 272; Aug. 21, ISoo. 1402, April 24, 1801. 4537 ... .March 2r, iSot. 6383, May 13, TUT. 5520, May 12, I I. 65'12, Jan..3l, 180 x. 347 i, Tune 19, 18or. 8359, May 29, 1801. 1288, Dec. 5, 1800. 1378, June 5, 18 01 . 5682, June 8,18 or. Fifteen Pound Notes. 3205, April 7, ISOx. Bank-Post, F 7433. M arc 74, 186 1 . Twenty Pct Nctes. , : 5355, July 4, tBOO. 895', Feb. 2 . 1; ISor. 2.473,1 in. 27, int. 3857, May 2, Igor. Twenty-five Pound Ncites. 5143, May 5, 1801. 4604, Aug. 3, 1800. . Thirty round Votes. 7079, May 3, doo. 4248, April IE, dot. Fifty• Pound. Notes. 2867, May 9, 180 t. 429, June 6,18 oz. COUNTRY BANK NOTES. • Messrs. Tilden, Hilder, and Co. Hastings Bank. Five Pound Notes. D 6083, E 788, D 4854, 9983 9082, D 3252, .D 8597, 22, E 67,5, 1 17, 1 16, 15 E 396, D 4to, D 6338, 7818, 8336, D 2656, 6978, 9367, 6 t 79. Ten Pourci Notes. 1931, I 813 , D 8284, D 8705, 4795, D. 9166, D. 5304. Date. July 18 By whom drawn. Charles Marshall - Antony Nott - - John Hoper - - town- - Ann Bythesea - - Campbell '- - Barton and Catt - Moore - ' - - On whom drawn. Wright and Co. - Hoare and Co: - Ditto - - - Bougield - - - Esdaile and Co. - Cox and Greenwood Lucas - - - - June 7$ ly 9 zi Bower and Co: Marshall - - Collins - - - - Clayton - Tomkins - Smith,Payne and Co, Strange and Co. -. Dan. Haigh and Co. Collins - - Powell - - • - H4l Ditto Sanders . . Purse Banks - Etale - - Stone - - - • Devayncs and Co: - Fuller and Co.. - Ditto - - - - Goslings and Sharp Lefevrc and Co. - 21 June 16 jmy 22) .May 2o Tut) , 13 1 4 lune 3 fay is C,tBlish Bank - * lt Oetlung . I, Waldron - - - I, Waldron - - - - Roberts - - - Croughion - T. - Nevelt - t Turner - R. Blackman - Lactlles _ Kelsall - 14 Ilard . . Ditto - - - Hammersley and Co. Townsend, York, S 2 Bolder° and Co. Veres and Co. - - Moffat and Co. Ransom and Co. Glynn and Co. - - B. P. G. 8809 - B. P. 894 DOwn and Co. - E vans and White - Pursloivm - - W. A. Skynner - - Mansfield and Miller Bogle and Co. - Kownharn and Co. Hankry and Co. - Nelson and Co. - - Goslings - - - Moffatt and Co. - Stephenson and Co. Smitti,Payne and Co. Ii To BAArr OF ENGLAND. yuty 16, !sof. WHEREAS by an Ali' lasted in the last Sessivr, of R.:Mament, it is emaßed, " That from and after I the 14th day of June iSo f, if any person or pers7iis (other than the Officers, Workmen, Servants'; or Agents, for ant 'time being, of the Governor pncLCompany of the Bank of England, to be authorized and appointed fur that purpose by the said Governor and Company ; and for the. use of the said Governor and Company only), shall make, or use, or cause or procure to be made or used, or knowingly aid or assist in the making or ushie, or (without being authorized • or ap pointed as aforesaid) shail knowingly have in his, her,-or their' custody or• possession (without lawful excuse, the proof whereof shall lie.upon the pers on accuse d) , any F rame, Mould, or Instrument for the making of Paper, with curved or:waiving Bar Lines, or with 'the laying Wire Lines thereof, in a waiving orcurved shape; or with any Number, Sum, or Aniount expressed in a Word or words, in Roman Letters, visible in the substance of such Paper, or shall manufuthare, make, use, vend, expose to sale, publish, or dispose of, or cause or procure to be manufaflured, made, used, vended, ex posed forsale, published, or disposed of, or aid or assist in the manufiduring, making, using, vending, exposing.to sale,"pub rafting cr disposing of, or (without being authorised or ap pointed as aforesaid) shall knowingly have in his, her, or their custody or possession, any paper whatsoever, with curved or waiving Bar Lines, or with the laying wire Lines thereof in a waiving or curved shape, or having any Number,.Sum, or • Amount expressed in a Word or Words in Ronian Letters, , *ppearing visible in the substance of such Paper; or if any Person or Persons (except as before excepted), after the said i4th clay of June, .ISor, shall, by any . art, mystery, or con trivance, cause or procure the numerical Sum , or Amount, of any Bank Note, Bank Bill of Exchange, or Bank Post Bill, Blank Bank Note, Bla n k Bank Bill of Exchange, or Blank Bank Pest Bill, in a Word or Words, to appear visible in the Substince of the. Paper wh e r eon t h e same Shall be written or printed, or shall knowingly aid or assit in Caus ing the numerical Sum or Amount . of any Bank Note', Bank Bill of Exchange, or Bank Post Bill; Blank Bank Note, Blank Bank Bilf of Exchange, or Blank Bank Post Bill, in a. Word or Words in Roman Letters, to appear visible in the Substance of the Paper whereon the same shall be written or printed ; every Person or. Persons so offending 'in any of the cases aforesaid, and being convidled thereof; according to they,La shall be adjudged a F e l on , an d s h a ll be transported for Verna of Fourteen Years ; The . Court of Direa ors hereby give Notice, That front and after the 31st Day of July inst. the ONE POUND and TWO P OUND NOTES, of the GoVernor and Company of the Bank 44/and, will 6t made cut ion Paper.of the constraaion de scribed in th e :eiti of Parliament above set forth, and with she Sum or Amount. of each Note, expressed the Words*" ONE" or TWO" appearing visible in. the SUArtonce Of 1 1 ? Paper; and that from and ajter;the said 3rst day of yaly, no Notes o r f One and Two Pounds value, on any other kind of Paper, will ye issued. . ROBERT BEST, Secretaly Dr. BLAIR's CEPHALIC FI.VIb, or ANODYNE . ESSENCE. for the HEAD-ACH, IVES immediate Relief in the Irrasit-iriolent Head-ach, from what cause soever it May-t-aced ; and though .it s o p erat i on i s•so sudden, the preparation is of such a nature, that there is•not a possibility of its doing the slightest injury i n an y ca S e ' w h atever. What enhances the value of this Essence, is, its agreeable form, most petted .safety,• and immediate efficacy ; for, be ,;ng an Menial application of.a subtile, penetrating, volatile kinimediatelyoperates on every nerve, at once reliev irig and protetting them from future injury, not. by means of iny temporary stir ilus or deleterious effluvia, but by thlq &plc and tonic powers peculiar to itself. Sold, by appointment, at Cockelf's Medicine Warehousa, No. 229, Strand (7th houSe frorn'Tentfile-Flar); price 23. Ff. duty incladed ; also sold retairat ail respeetable Medicine , Shops Obse.rve the , signatitre, " cockc11„" in his hand writing; without Which none are maw*, ARMY' CONTRACTS. Commissary General's Office, Parliament. ;Street, is, NOTICE Is . hereby .gi!ven to all Persons, cleSiroto qf Co. , :traaint for sups 7 ) . /!:!g 0/ITS tc such ;of Kis Majes ty's CA 1/.4 LRV 'in Cantonments and - Quarters j.n difl; , ,?tost Counties throughoitt England pnd.l‘rales (tbe deliveries to commenee on the 250 day of August next), • That Proposals in 4britineseeic4 'fip,,a7rdlitarkid CONTRACT FOR OATS, *will he received'at this . (,)117(:' from thfs time t o t h e 3tst Instant.. Separate Propylals invit be made for each Corn!y, 2nd for the Isle of If7ight. The fl. c: and'Cvnditions of fist C'cntrati 771 t, he had it this Vic:, or by app . l7ing :5 the idtol4l,llfi 'Central Cctnnsisstries Edward' B6swell,_ Esq. - Dorcheste r . N. Sparhawke * Esq. - • Exeter. Pomery, Esq. - Lem•vithicl. T. Shaekleford, Esq. Peterstield. T. Scarth, Esq. - .Sunderlancl. . Clia.prnari ; Esq. - - C owes. • .lohn Wilton, 'Esq. Morpetk.Villiam • Rymer, Esq. - Thirsk. William Raines, Esq. - WytOn . .. •Francis Nlarkett, Esq. - LuddeteloWn. Robert'Raynsford, Esq. - )3iielianger.: • Benjamin Cheales, Sleaford. Peter Chambers, Esq. - Bury St. Edtmlnd.l.- H. GregtOn i Esq. Watton: EAST INDIA HOUSE, • • 3. ( 14 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of 'thr UNITED COMPANY. of MERCHANTS of ENO LAND tradin g to the East Indies do herd ) . give Notice,: , . • That: 7 ll." , are ready 10.. receive Proposals in• Writing,. at ..anV time, on or before it'idnesday, the 26th of August next, front any Personeon.what Terms awd-Conditions they are willing to BUILD SHIPS of izboat Soo Tons .13mi-then, to be Let on . Freight for the raid amtany's Service, for Six. Voyages terttrin, at furl :Freight for Soo ',2 opts, and half Freight for Surpiu? Tonnage; Such, Pro pos4ls• signifying a permanent . Peace Freight, which must he alike so China ' and all parts o f I n dia, w i t h Ki nt l ege or w i t h out Kintlege, for the said Six Feyages. The Court do also give Maiee: that they areare ready to receivi. Proposals for .BUH,LUNG SHIPS of between coo ands p Tons, to be Let at fat Freight for as much as th e Ship can con:. veniently and safely take oteßoard, in the opinion of the 11Iaster attendant, or other proper' Officer belonging to /hi , Company, for Eight;Freyages, if they should be found competent to perform the same, The Court of•DireElors do like-wise give Notice, that they are ready to'receive Proposals for Ships ready built, of between sou and Goo Tons burthenYto be lett at full _Freight ia ti* said Con pary for as much as they can bring, as hifore-metioned, for two r more Voyages, and that the Tenders far b....eliding, and also fore Ship: ready built of jo Tons and upwards ; must express a per. manent Peace Freight to all,Parts of India without Kintledge. That the several Rates of Frelp-bt be offered on the lowest Terms, .for .Ships built in the kirieer Thames, ',or at the Ora, Ports, as there will not be an opportunity of making ';,+,•y abate. neitt; seed as luestion irap athe 'respeOing the 10i...4-st,Tende the Court 'hereby declare; that thry mean to accept the. Tender' . which appear to' them, under all eirthmstence.4 to be.the Iment if, tkv qppthr to the Court to be reason;shle. T‘ , e l'endercl, 'with the words " Ship Tendei" . on . the cover; to he severally sealed up_j'and Fit With the ' Secreta ry, at or before Twelve• o'Clvii" at Noon, on the said 26th of' August, bej;;ond which hoki- not any 7ender will, de received. • • . IFILLIA MR4 MS 1 7 ,, Sec. The particulars of the principal DiMensions and Scantlings, also tig lavetiny •el theprincipal Stores; Fhe'Cop . Py . the ,utual Charter .Patt,ii, as an Outline, togeth e r v:ith tik other Terms an d Coruliti6nS 'which the several species'of Shipping are to' he ten - - dered and enterialnedin,the'Comp , av's:Ser-v,le..e ' as..slso the .1) ,- afis (confirmable to -which the ..S'hips clgeo and soo•Tons must h e built), may seen on' aPplicat!on to Mr: (fcggai ; ;; Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on Cr after the 180.7 instant ; and that not any-Tender 'will' be considered unless made, in every respect con fir)nahly to the above Ternis-. --- A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE IN THE FOLLOW. ING CURES. TSMIELLA ,GOODLET, of Lass - wade,. near ;f.deklblifgh, was relieved entirely from the Scurvy, which atteeled . both her legs and arms; after using, incilually, medies offered to her of several eminent Pracilitioners.. At. tested.by Mr: Eaxter, South Bridge, Edinburgh; John Paton, Mihister; J. • Murray,. Elder ; flume; Elder ; James Ste - svard, Surgeon. Also, a Person havi ng many Scropltu. lobs Woutals In her Neat, -discharged front the Bristol infir. Marv, by taking SPILSI3URY's PATE BUTIC DROVS, got entirely well : for the truth of this, Mr. Crutwell, of Bath, will refer the e/tquirer to the Per Son cured. The above Drops are prepared and sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho Square, Looddn, irr bottles of ss. and 11. 21. each ; the ss. bottles are marked Frs. Spilsbury, his A nt i. scorbutid -Drops, by the King' s Patent," and,. the larger, with.the addition .of the King's Arms-; also sold by the g - Venders of Patent Medicine in Town and'CountrY ; iu the Borough only, brC4riz, No. 2;9, and Shaw, No. I'4. S. 1174P,REN. 43 • 'lst} 651 11et ss ten -1 tttei tjrifC_ :Inds Pate: ;OAS, erA vc,r- lilt ; ‘l5; rtattr'' itee tht 14v-' ken iei3