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67:52.1 l'il 1'..). ! it , a° Y A i., 0a . .. , ii.i:LA;NE. , • MS PRESENT EVENINd, April 9.8, their I , Mitjeztie.' srk• an t q x v 3,l op . rforin the Play of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. _ Shylock, Mr. Kean', Portia. Miss Smith. To which will he added, r>.,„ or. THE WOODMAN'S HITT. , . ttate s •v? ti r rnw, Twelfth Night ; with Intrigue, and rhelNr oo d - r 1 t. T HEATRE ROYAL ; COVENT-GARDEN. tHIS PRESENT EVENING, April 28, will be performed ,\NTONY N\TD CLF.OPATRA. ,: l are Antony, Mr. Young: Cleopatra, Mrs. Faucitt. •10,,.; • . ''"lch will he added, the Grand Asiatic Spectacle of •sIK AND K A LASItADE. ' Morrow, Artaxerxes; with The Sleep Walker. ANNEAL BALL,. LONDON TAVERN. ,-; 11 nOR DER. resinctfility informs liis Vit 2AL / ~.riiiends, st,h,erit l ers, and the Pultijc, his ANNUAL ~,1 ; 14,.4 c 1, 1 1' be oti ?.iONDAY. next the 2d May, qt the London °l )v f: \ ,* ,l l o ps:tre. Tickets to be had•(only) •at his Am 4,4'atti ~"zucine, No. .1 1 , 11m - don-square, Minories, where ";)lic e i - Tl ar ld Gentlemen are taught the most Fashionable, --......:' trl, a Private Manner. Schools punctually attended. immszri GALLERY, PALL-MALI.: GA f,lj y ,vill be RE-OPENED on t'ariRSDAY, R the'sth of May, with a Selection of the !, 6, 1;, , ,,'`,"Ks of HOGATIT,' WILSON, GAINSBOROUGH, t; with which the Prop, jet ors have favoured Institution, for the purpose of evicing - the merits •'e eminent :Ilasters.—Oven from Ten till Six. Admittance I By Ord e r, JOHN YOLTNG, Keeper cl , DOUBLE CHANCE LOTTERY. 0 1% I r t, ( - and Co. the Contractors, .remind the ,-, .• o t ,• 0r15 . , ) ''''e that the Drawink of the present LOTTERY be , P, v ,I',INEXT TUESDAY, :i'l MAY. 1:11,4.) Purchaser ut a Ticket or 'Share has the Chance of 111, -,S - net L o tt er i es ,i n d e p en d en t nf the - full amount of •'"II,• l o the S c h eme , (NE mousAND TICKETS in the k e(1 ti ,., 4 1 Lotte ry are divided a omng - the :slanks, and present 'oed chance of fife following Capitals : '• • ..0t.....t.20,000 i 4.... of., .. L 2,000 1 • * 15,000 110 4,000 3 lO,OOO 12 ' 5OO 1 • 5.000 lb ;j00 2. • fe i nt - Vt... &c. &c. &c. , " jp-,;' , IS rind SHARES are ono Sale, in great variety, at ' and Cu.'s Offices, in Londn, u :s; , ~ ''°`. 11, Poultry; 1 No. 31, Aldgate High- WI 10 ct • ' :. larin.,-crosg; 1 - stPeei . ; Ir e the f - all Scheme, with every particular, may he bad gratis. liv r , • tt,„. l'r'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c. 11: 11 E above admired Ailick continues to be I NN ,r7el , ared only 'lt LAZENBY'S Warehouse, NI. 6, • Ed, Portman-sTiare, and is respectfully recommend -I,;„%'eNobilitv and Oentry as a most excellent - SAUCE for of FISH ;it is articularly excellent with GAME. t a,q COLD MEAT,&c. To prevent iMposition, none be gennioe miless the label on each bottle is n Elizar*tik Laztaby, .." - t• L. takes this oppurtnnity to recommend- her ge 'llp.v- E SSENCE of ANCHOVIES, FINE SALAD OIL, OLTvES which, with a variety of rich Sauces rfeio •••••••.„ ..... 'es - , May he had for family use and exportation. WESSEL'S SEsurrs DROPS. • P t i i it Genui n e JESUITS DROPS have been t~ h "'g known and esteemed p. safe, cheap, effectual, and , ,„ r e lome.diate cure fur Stranguary,Gleets, Weakness of or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack tied Unreal I n f ect i on, t h ey w ill i n fallibly accomplish the do -11%:"ct should Vic coin plaint be far advanced,lt will he ~1. 1 ..- aq to take the Specific Remedy with`thejesuitS Drops,. °U peat object 'to be . attended to is, that purchasers he careful in havingthe true and genuine Preparation, f o i t . ' 1 41, - ; - Vfe and dangerous counterfeits. attempted to be th, tl t he public, by absolute falsehoods, are SO nurse the proprietors- request every purchaser to ask for JESUITS DROPS. genuine Wessell's Jesuit's Drops are in "lli black Warty, with the following engraven there -4,43,4%1re the -ProKietur from piracy): "E.' Edwards, tl,Pric e - ''. t _to Joseph N'tiessel,•6o, St. Paul's Chursb-yard. 4(11 . zs• 9d. per bottle, and iu large bottles', Containing d .2g: Ey ins MAJESTY'S ROYAL ANTI-ATTRI'r:oN. - 0 - PATENT AN COM- , ver e 'd.".ATlON is the cheapest and best , thing . ever yet e .d r i , s ; I , e -- ,'"t Ships' Bottoms, instead of toppei ; . to pi es . . 4 lat - ,,' r ata b • g r bbed in the Hawse-Holes, instsad ot a It e 2,3 " l! ite, e t m- BA t i L tundi:ig; the Rigg ng of Ships trout the t ke,',"ter, and.fr ),l ; being chafed, instead of Tar, " Pareeline, 'l''''+' Sere' i" fo ' r rn the Slides and Carriages of Guns; to i en /ItT " at btr at ii Canvas Water-Proof; and to prevent . the ~, ects „, friction - k' ._, , • - ', Mills,Sugar-Mills, A a r ,', 3l . -. in Means-engine- , i , is , it. ,ene talil•,l"l?,-Aliils, (or lithr., Implements of kit!'"ant ,) , . 1tT, 11 . 7 4e 'l by Partners 'CCarriages, Coaches, %i , aggons, Gaits, lli'll,'Aliinerr• tf •v ' e i rt• De;(ltion.—lt is also tit! best . •Poii,' l ' to Presr: the gl a d es of Swords, and' all hinds et itorilftd Nteel Ar e tieles front Rust.—lt will likewise preserve , Cl4 l 4 1 0 'T, Wafei-Butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, Posts, Rails, r. -4es' r. s %' P li • ng Ba .1. Fleorings, and every 'kind of Wood - tt, IV , -,Q('ell iltild ' in;;:. from the Weather, Worm and Dry it v.,ir l `tnev in the East o ' r West Indies, or in any Climate ; and tta r i llo t only preserve Iron Itail-Ways from corroding and --‘. oti t b ! . 9ut, lint also render the Draught so light, that one 0 ‘lll d o the Work of TWo. . C•ltel'Ainiug of the . Conaposit ion is, in some Cases, equal . to ''Sf , li re's u'ldteti Applications of on, Tallow, or any other kind Pl 'fir tet • Paittt, or Tar,' and the Public save by its Use f , r , otn_ Pr fre e, to Font. Thousand . per Cent ; „ 1 exc.usit,k, c ift 14, 14, h A ug the 'Near and tear in Machinery, Wheels,. &c. ...,, Part s '' a P.rill:q of ex ence more than that of !avlng , ruaz cq• ~,,.°nlOrteii and nothing can be so clean in its worgtug, t,'',' t so little ;I•Lu'lle. be ar for the NTEES, at No. 40, CI-CROSS, ta t the Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment, at t lon t 'LP -chandlers printers, - booksellers, libraries,. sta blot,Z.,' druggists, medicine warehouses, perfumers, Iron- N I i n. , cutlers-, coachraakers, inn-keepers, coach atut wag h tt," 43 .3, oil and colour-shops, saddlers, and shopkeepers, 10,. c . e 4 tinittd •Kingdom, in boxes, price 2s. Gd., Gs. 6d, 'll, *, "ne guinea, and two guineas each. ts po:taiallest size Box Contains a quantity sudicient to Prime ward r-wheel Carrioge four times, with which it will run up l'' t 4 ' if 6 ix Thousand Nliles without aiiplying any thing else fieitt't Axletrees; and One Half-Guinea Box contains a suf- Tho'Ll't quantity for a • Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-three '''''th 'and Miles ; and it will work with Wood Axletrees, or Ntti.,eoairnon Bice4' and Axletrees of any Kind.--The most 41. th e pronfS of the uteri's of this I:tiScovery may be seen ~ Pate t . • . ', • . •1• 1 , _ v 9 ets Othee, and also at their Agents. . . sitiollts‘Vit..dieukrist be on their g - tiarV against a spurious Compo wevent licit is sometiNes aSte s mpted to be foisted upon them to t o macillhe Effects -of .Friction iiistead of which, it is urions %, Da t , R - I " . Y, &C. nod tioneis genuine hut that ftir which 4Jire4Ut has been ohtaii:ect,' To prevent impositioN the ' l tict - i,2. °ns gven with each Box are signed " W. D..l3elltrni,." fo t4 ,`"t the King'l ArrITS on- theta—to counterfeit which is ivi e j, h ) :,; ahit, airy person making use of a 'Composition by, )-1,,,._,0•• patentees are jlefratiried trill be prosecuted, One 4 . - .. n Cruinras Reward barnig been Qffered by them tq ,Nt fry u ,ia ( , )12, Ilia Patent right; •••,,, • KV 3 . > fi:ek: EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 27, !814. THE COURT ofDIIiECTORS UNVMD .VILE COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading tolhe EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the e2d June next, at Eleven o'Clock in . the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Christmas fast to Midsummer next. That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Thursday, the 2d June next, at Two o'Clock, and opened again on 'Thursday, the 9. Isf July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due on the sth July, will be ready to be delivered on Tuesday, the 12th July next. • J.4.NIES COBB, Secretary. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. THILE Europe is exulting in the immediate prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the most expressive means of giving vent to the generous feelings which it excites, the COMMITTEE f ar re li ev i ng DISTRE SS in GERMANY deem it scarcely needful to remind Briton's, that. pere is no mode of rejoicing in prosperity, no wav of spewing our gratitude to Almighty Providence for the bless ing, more noble than the relief of the distressed, the rescue of those who, are ready to , perish. - The necessity, so often stated, for aid to the suffering; Germans, still exists : much has already been done, and upwards of 70 0001. has been no bly:contributed, and as promptly remittell, to alleviate the sorrow?, which the happier circumstances of this Country still scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. But there are !pil lions of Sullerers to whom the hand of Cbarity.must yet be extended,. to save life : and never 'was the Proverb, that " lie who gives promptly gives douhle,"" more applicable than at present. Details of theseDistresees will be found in the Re )nortsuf the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congregations, may he had at the London 'Falter!), and at Ackermann's, 101, Strand, to,the number of twenty-five, gratis; and above that number, on large paper at ,7s. and small paper at is:per hundred. Amount already advertised Subscriptions s' At Mesns.Barclay & Co. , Society of Friends at Bristol - .L.633' 13 AtMeK.rs.Sruith,Petyue, and Co. Ber.E.Unwin , St.Wer berg's, Derby - Collection at theParisli Church of Glentworth, Gl. I is. 9d. At Mcssrs.lTeres,Srnart, and Co. Joseph Windily, Esq. E. Willday',Esq. At Mes,rs. tlosanquet and Co. Family Scraps - 41. Ss. Gd. At:Messrs.!' irch &Co. J.Groonie, Esq. Brunip ton L. 77,460 10 G nce received : Mr. 111.*Gunthorpe' L. 5 0 Mr. John Waite - .1 I Mr. William Hoyles I 0 Widow,Cod nee - I "0 ! Rev. ti illiaco Patteson 2 0 Capt.Jaeob :,lilderistein 5 0 Crew of the IC ussian ship Susannah Doroviea 7 0 Mrs E. - 0 Messrs. A. Hunt &Co, 5 0 FM's. "A. Hun I U Collection at the Parish Churc;) of Tuthory, Statfordshire,per - lic r rerend G. W. Hutch inson - 251. laa. 9d. The Corporation" of • I,Valsall, Staffordshire b 0 0 Collected after a Ser - ' - 5 0 won ?reached by the LewisWyatt,Esq:Albany 5 0 Rev. lhomas Grove 35 0 N.. 1. H. and J. D. - 3 6 Do. after a Sermon, At Comniittee Room. per Rev. - J. H. -Spur- - • - Mayor of Dartmouth % - 5 0 • rier 1.11 17s. 10id. A. IL Holdswortb,Esq. • Individual M. P., - - 10 0 • tioos from -the town. E.P. Bastard, Esq. M.P. 11. 11 and vieiuity - of Rev. Rohert Holelsworth 1 0 sail - • 1221. 1 Ss. Sd. Charles Holdsworth I 0 Collection at, Wood- Hine and Holdsworth 5 0 bridge Meeting, Suf- Miss Hine - - 1 0 I folk, by Iter. i3.Price, Sir. A. Pinson - 1 0 1 per George Ely, Esq. '25 1 Subscriplions received at the Bars of the City of • London Tavern : Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Eichange; and at all the Bankers in town and country: . . R. H. MARTEN, }Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, , • t 9 5 0 5 o This Day w•as pliblisbed,- In Three Volumes, 12ino. prier 19s.'in boards, .MORNTON : a Novel.--Ey MARGARET CULLEN, Author of" Howe." Printed for .1. Mawrnan, 39, Ludgatc-street, London ; and fer Wilson and Son's; York. • COAL 'f.‘2lt BROW N, AND CHlizte THE' COAL TAR BROWN, is of two kinds, viz. Common Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Refined Tar Brown 2'2s. per - cwt.; they are both applicable to the cover• ing rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, 'Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, Vs native Ground' and Winter;, particularly the , Itedned Tar, which .is a •very valuable Preparation of Coal Tar, it bcing.perfectly insoluble. in Water. 'rite Worm will not penetrate where it is used; it is also of a good colour, dries: very bard, and is easily applied, requiring ugly to be heated, and laid on with a &minion tar-brnsii. The impene trable• Paints are'very ornamental, .and may he applied with advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both inside and outside, wbere a handsome app,arance, durability, and neeu nouty,-are considerations ; but far park.pailings, stucco and - plaster Wonts, iron and b wood railing, and out-buildings of every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the etfects . of the weather in an astonishing degree, arc a cure for the Worm and dry-rot, and will stand in but climates; they are of the following colours and pr;ces, Green, ses.-per cwt. Dark 'Green 7tls OliVe Green, I Its. Fine Deep Green, Is. dd. to 2a, per lh. Slate Lead dad Stone Colours, 54;it. pet cwt. Ctiocolate rQs. Reel or Brown, -495. and White Paint, 60i. Prepared Oil to thin them forusa 7s. per gallon. . • / Sold at thepritisli Paint Mannfactory, 62, Queen-street, Cheapsitie, , Loildon.--Liaseed Cake, &c. , . *..* Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on beral Terms. A RECEIn . TO LOOK AT •LEASTrEN YEARS YOUNGER.. CIREY HAIR alnays makes a person- look MLA. old, and, when it happens in early life, may be reckon rd a serious misfortune : hence various remedies are attempt ed;- powder and false hair are the most general; but many people have an objection to both, partieplarly in liot'wea ther; an Article which Changes the flair to a Permanent Coldur is, therefore, presumed to be desit orattun of import ance; such is ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE 'DYE, a Botanical Composition, at - once cleanly, innocent,: and efficacious ; it immediately clanges Grey or Red Hair to a beautiful' and permanent Auburn or Black; by so easy a mode of applica, tion that any Lady or Gentleman may change the colour of their own Hair with- ease aod-secrecy, and, to remove all doubt or prejudice in the minds of the sceptical, the Proprie tor.offers to forfeit One liandred 'Pounds if the Vegetable Dye does not answer every purpose for which it is recomeud e'd. Sold, price ss. 7s. dd. 10s. dd. and Nil Guinea, by James Atkinson., Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, Laudon, and by most Perfumers and Bair Dressers in Town and Country. . _ *,,* Lad ies and Gentlemen in the Country sending,a remit-• tance by post, will have a supply by return coach. Also, patronised by the Royal I siuily, and most of the Nos bilitY, ATKINSON'S CL'ILIANG FLUID, alloWed to he the most el.igant Article , ever invented to moisten the I - lair with in dressing; it remove.solldnudrutf, or other impurities, which makes it harsh or obstructs the growth, makes it crow thick and long, gives it a gloss and appearance• beautifnl beyond description, produces a strong Curl,,which retains its form in ezercise,or in damp weather, &c , For Its wonderful irroper-• ties for the Growth'of the Hair, see some reniarlahle testi monies of itsetlicau in an,o..F 4 ssay on thc enclosed with each Bottle, price Ss.Ad, Gs. and One Guinea. Caution—Ask for Atkinson's Fluid or Dye e and ohserrc the Signature, as there are Counterfeits, . .. .. '''..;.•:..- li• ' Vt: . t - ..,. ' • 1 / 4 " f M. ,j , v im.. 1. '''-' . ~. ..,,, ,i14c,6 4 -1-- S • " 411111\' • • " :17:J:9;Ci ' - Ipr- - 44 1 [PRICE SIXPENCE-lIALF PENNY. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, , APRIL 25.--:-This day have been. ratified by his Royal Highness '49NSIEU R Son of Fr:iitce; Brother of the king, Lieutenant-General.of the Kingdom of France, Conventions wift each of the High Allied Powers, of which the folrotving are the particulars , The Allied Powers, consentaneously determined to put an end to the miseries of Fuirope, and to lay the basis of its futufe tranquillity on a just'cli vision of strength between the States of -which it is composed ; wishing to give to France, whose newly-formed Government affords all necessary' securities for the maintenance of peace, proofs'of their desire to unite with her in relationsof amity; wishing also to allow _France ta enjoy, - as far as possible, .and immediately, the athantages of peace, even before ail its arrirhgementa may be determined on, have agreed, conjointly with Monsichr, Son of _Franee,Bi-other of the King, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of France, to a suspension of hostilities between their respee. tive forces, and the reestablisliment . of eient relations of friendship.bet,,ween them. His Royal Highness Alloaienr, Son of France,' &c. &c. on the one part, and the respective Sove reigns, &c. on their .part, have, in consequeme, nominated Plenipotentiaries to agree to . an Act, which,.without prejudicing the arrangements-for feaCe, shall contain the stipulatiOni . for'a sus pension of hostilities, and which shall be follow ed as soon as possible by a regular Treaty of Peace, namely, [Here follow the designatio is of tEe di ferent High Con. tracting Powers, and their Plenipotentia These 'characters, alter the interchange of their respective full powers, bare agreed to the follow- articles : Art. 1. All hostilities by laridand si , a are, and shall remain, suspended between the iNllicdTo;,vers and Fiance, namely, 4y land, as soon as. the Generals commanding the French armies and fortiiied places shall-have made known to the Generals commanding the- Allied Troops who are opposed to them ) , .that they have acknowleilged the authority of the Lieutenant. General of the Kingdom; of France; arm as kfell by sea, as with regard to all maritime placesund stations, as soon as the fleets and ports of the Kingdom of France, or the places occu pied bY French troops, shall have made the same submission. Art. 11. In order to eonarm the re-establishment of the 're- Wiens of amity between the Allied Powers and France, and to let her enjoy, as much as pi)Ssible, beforehand, the advan tages of Peace, the Allied POwers siiall cause to bL evacuated by their armies the whole of the French territory, such as it was on the Ist of January, 1792, while the places still occu pied beyond those, limits by the-French troops shall be evacu• ated and restored to the Allies. Art, 111. The Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of France will, in consequence, give orders to the Commandants of those places, to resigtr them on the following 'conditions, viz.. The places situated on the Rhine, not comprised within the limits of France, on the Ist of January, 1792, and those be tween the Rhine and the said limits, within the space of ten days from the date of the signature of the present Act; the places in Piedmont and the other parts of Italy which be• longed to France, within the space of fifteen days; those in 'Spain within twenty days; and all other places without ex ception, which are at present occupied by French troops; so • • that a total surrentier may be made previods to the Ist of June next. The garrisons .of .those places shall march otit with their arms and baggage, and the military and other per sons of every description iu the French service, with their private property: They shall also he allowed to take with theta their field artillery, in the proportion of three pieces to every thousand Men, the sick end wounded being included in the numbers. ' The appurtenances of the fortresses, and whatever is not private property, shall rernain and be consigned to. the Al lies as they may be found, without any dilapidation. In the. appurtenances arecumpr;sed„not only the depots of artillery and ammunition, but also all other sorts'of warlike stares of any kind whatever, as well as all archives, inventories, plans, maps, models, &c. &c. &c. Imo ediately after the signature of the present Convention, CoMmissioners on the part of the Allied I'owers and Franca shall be appointed and sent off to the fortresses, to ascertain the state in which they may be Wind, and to regulate con jointly the execution of this article. The garrisons shall be dispatched at regular intervals to the routes which shall be agreed on for their return to France. • The blockade of all tht.lstrong places in France, shall _be raised immediately by the Allio Armies. The French troops forming part of the Army of Italy, or occupying the strung places in that country, or in the INlediterranean, _shall be ini "mediately recalled by the Lieutenant General of the Kingdom. Art. IV. The stipulations of the "preceding Articlet shall likewise be applied to the maritime places; the Contracting. • Povr . rs reserving to themselves the right of regulating, in the pefitiitive Treaty of Peace, the fate of the arsZ.tials and ships of war, armed or in,ordinary, which may be fouml_in the said places. Art. V. The fleets anti slips of France shall remain:in their respecti►'e situations, excepting the vessels charged with Inis. sions; but the immediate effecteof the.present act, with regard to the ports, shall be., thicessation of all blockades by land and sea, the liberty of fishing, that of coasting, and particularly.as this is 'necessary for supplying Paris'lrith pro visions, and re-establishing,the ref:ations of commerce, cone fortuably to ill() intqrnal regulations of each country. And THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1814, VICTEULLINGTOFFICE, .dpril 22, 1814. Trim COMMISSIONERS fto VICTUALLING His iLIJESTY N4VY dh hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the ad of Kay next, they loathe ready to receive Tenders in IT sealed up, and treat for Fifiy Tons of BUTTER, and for Sixty Ten: -of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples of Two Pounds weight each,- to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered into the twilling Stores at DeptfOrd, the former in the space of a ,Vonth, and the latter in a Fortnight ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with" Interest Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the CAtracts may be seen at the Se cretary's (Vice. No regard will he had to any Tender in which Me Price shall-not be inserted ix words. at length, or that shalt gst be delivereri•to the Board &fare One'o'Cloeh on the said Tees day, the :41 .37agalext,nor unlcse. the Person who makes the '44/?7,7 Person oa behaT.,", rateg..!s, to an. surer wh , :i called Ar. 0.1.*.E1E OF OIMN:LAVE, 1814. INCIP2IL OFFICERS of His MA_ TI PR. "JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That,ProposalS will be ryedeed - at tio,ir Office, in Pall-Mail, on or before Xonday, the 2d day of May next, front such Persons. 6 , 1 may be willing to undertahe the Supply of PIG;, LEAD, for Service of this Department, for a Period of One Year. Specinzen of the Lead to be supplied maybe viewed upon 4pplication at' the Royal , Laboratory at frOolwich, andfar ther Particulars, together tdith the 7'erms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall , yoresaid, any -Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals mnsi bi delivered,. scaled up, and indorsed, " Proposals for. Pig Lead.;" but no Proposal can be,' admitted after the said 4(1 day of May, -at Twelve o'Cloa at NOon of the same .Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .dgent in his Behalf, shah' attend. • By Order Of= tke Baarc4 N. H. GREIT", Seeretare. OPT ICE OF Z, April 13, I 8 Ili.' THE PRINCIP; L OFFICERS of His MA .T.7;sr.rs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That PropLalsy,eill be ri e, iced at their Office; in Pall-Mall, can or before Monday, the 9th day of May next, from such Pee - sons as may be willing to und, - ;rtake the Supply of LEATHER PANTALOONS for Ike Corps of Royal Horse Artillery for a -period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of One Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at - the option elf either Party. Patterns cf tbe .-.lrtie.!e.s may be 'viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnantein Mellor/al Arsenal, froareich, and farther P7rrticaleirs, together with . tile Tcrms and R ft 6 cif/ be k /40 V. 7,7 ct tie Sarnia-. ry's Office, in aforesaid, any Day 6,,twee:n the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, Where the, Proposals must be 'delivered, sealed up, and indorsed "Proposals fur Leather Pantaloons ;" but no Proposal can be admitted afire the said 9t7, May, at 'eeelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither 4:1 any Tender be atoticed, unless the Party niaking it, or an Agept s'a leis behe4i, situ,'" attend. -- .By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretary. • OFF 4 1 03, OF ORD ..V;-1 NE E, .13th April, 1814. frE PRINCIPAL OFFICER - JESTI"S ORDN. , INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will bt` 7.ceiveel at-their ogix, on er bryirre 3lvmdaY the 160 day of May nrxt, from such Persons maybe willing. to undertahe the Supply of. IN TRENCHWi fOr Service of Phis DepartMe4t,for'a Period of Three Years, det::rininable lifter the _Expiration of the first Year, upqnNotiee of Three4onths, at the option of cilia.) , Party, - - , Patterns of the Articles may - be vielved upon application at the Principal Siorekeiper's Dice in the Tower; and farther .Particulars, together with llae Ternisi and Conditions of the ; contract, moy, be known at 11w Secretar?s °lce, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any daY between the .11 . ditrs of Till:, find Four o'Clen•k, where tkci 2 r-opostils must be delivered, sealed up, and enifersed," Proposals for. Ir.trencd4 Tools ;" but nx propo sal can be admitted vfter the said. 16M May, at Twelve o'Clock at Nos:: of the saner Day, neither will any Tender be nOtisedinnless tree Party snaking . it,br an 4gent in his behalf, shall attend. • , By Ordcr,Vthe Board, R. 11. f.: , R1 , .71P, Sicretary. OFFICE OF ORDN,INCI: 7 , 9.5 th April, 1814. THE PRINCIP,II: OFFICERS of Ills JEs T y's ORDN..4NCI!:•tio hereby give Notice, Tha i t Proposals will bP mceived at their Ofike, on or before Monday the 9th Day of - A lay, from such Persons as may be willing tel 14-ndertahe the perfornianee of ate following frorksfor the Erection and Compl(tion of certain Atagazises and Buildings to be erected and built at North Hyde Con:- mon, near Southall, Middlesex, viz. - - -Bricklayers' W:brk, • . Smith's' Wink, Carpenters'" Work; . Plumbers' Work, - - Alasoos' Work, Painters' tirork, • Slaters' Work, Glaziers' Work. The PlO7l, Elevalton, Sprafication, end Working Draw ings pf the Wended BaiVings, nap .be viewed apun applica 7 tiun td JVr. Tall, Principal Clerk of the Works at the Tower, Payment will be made within Three 37,nths next after the Quarter in which te Certificate of the peiformance of the IP'orh3 shall be lodged in time Hon.Survegor General's Office u or, in default thereof, an intei•est ,after the *ale of 51. per Cent. per 'imam will be allowed. Proposals must be eletivcred at the Secretary's .Qffice, Pall-Mall aforesaid, ,seated 41p, and enAr.yed,"Prow}sals for the Magazines at North Hyde Corpnwn;" but no Proposal can he'admiged after - the •suid -9th Day of May 'nert; at 12 w'Clock am' Noon of the same "Day, vteithef will any Tcntler be noticed, unless the Party waking - it, as' an Agent in his be= Itrc u; shall attend. 211:Pei-sorbs mahivg Tendersmoat if? prepared to glee Se-, cnrit yfor the dee per of the Work for lOhich they may o j lei• to contract. . 13y Order rf the Beard,, CREW, Secretary. „.” . ; ' , ,;\ ,