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:~ .v 354; ,'j '\l . , rt • ..)•4. - s; .L i I'I,Z tyPR Ai-7 -,,,3,- rt tYs I 0 2 • \\‘' • • 7/ / / 1 'I.-71.' 1; # • • r • . ig * T.t 4--":-1-711 :"`.,7', 4 • -* < ,'`‘A • • npitoo • ,/ tl-:‘,1111}111. 8i60.] SAT It DAY, ATAY 7, 1814. [PRICE TT r_t„ ficA 'FR ItOYA LT L, DRRY-LANE 7 T AW PRESENT EVENING, May 7, their -,ijesties' Servants will perfottn UK , Trageily,nf V theh o OTHELLO. • ' SoWerhy (his first appearance in thatcharcfcr), "°, Mr. ; Desdemona, Miss Smith. -(4 11.iich will be added, the'Dramatic Rn_tzfauti; of WOOMIAN'S 111-1 T• I , H , 1:,A1 RE ROYAL, COVF.NTLGARDEN. P,• h e 'RESENT EVENING, May„ whi Peri ° - rillet.l the esiinctly.of THE JEW. Sheren'heci: rhifi fir4lt appearance on this ; Eliza Ratcliffe, Mrs. Faucit. After'which, 1iF.1 7 11. TO PAY. Sell, Mrs. Jordan, • Which will lir alit-Nei, tlie new ASiaticSpectacle of 0:1 \ T " S , IDAK. AND- itALASRADE. 44 Y, Othello; with Timour - the Tartar. M. AND MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY b , 1115ti:tated in ele yea; 1780. 4 , 4 ) , z • ANN r 7 G ENERAL MEETING of- S Q,CItTY will he 11,Ad stt the 'I•ZIT.W LONDON " I N3C!),, tp ,• de ' O , Tuf,tiDAY . EKT, :the loth May, 41 4 Vin no,i; l A4I 1 ‘ );.. opened at T‘N•lce, and his itoyal k ' \: loci t " ' the Duke . of YORK will take the Chair at One, 1 4 eo n , , j ert „ ,ittee Roo'rn, N h May, 1814. • It iz I 'AXR()NISED 1W TfIE, ROYAL FANIILI'. 414 PROVED wATErt-pn.ovr CAMBLET PORTU GAL CLOAIS.i. s- - • . Erg N lavitir, :takes : this th q ..opportunitv of an nonneing to the .slobilitv, Gentry, 4c. ti,4tiur allure CLOAKS are be had', ax.ugual, at the Ori- Seq t : l anutfact-ory, No. 4, Snut4araptou-stmet . , Strand, (late IT r ',.t and Puls ford), where an A3sOrtment olways reap} * Navl, Mild Travelling Cloaks, Sic. &c. • r s . • 1 1 1 , 1 % PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA bIc,LES, ami PATENT TRAFALG,4It SIDERDARDS 4 . 1 1 d '"INt3-TABLES, in one elegant Piece o • Furni'ure, Fly,: new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Soitt tedi t 44 ( l Clpir Bed ; 11 , a56-serew Four Post, and Tent Furniture and.. Redding complete ; Portable fu.i'lyvith several other new luvratedand improved zirt:Aafr 111,11104%41nN alto a general awl very extensive asOrtnicnt of I , lt t , 'erY acrd Cabinet Articles for Carnislnng HoWits'corn mreisite`OF anuctured, were Families maycselect and a whmole H fa ouse ia afe h w days, • aoidim; the'-extrmne , tit4Zenc,%; (Awaiting several Months -mouplcting their .tient. and West India Ar+lcles Army n:: , 1 Navy, &c, &c. by bacl and SaerS, 1 4 4 th e 16 and I prompt pay 7: Catherininun t. e-street, Strand, on 6d moderate, for - . • N t - W QUARTERLY PUBLICATION. rt, ttr On tbe..2sth instant will be published, price 45. 4 :4-I j l I NQUIRER, or Literary . Miscellany - to he co o ti oae d quar t e rly.—This work will eco!- 1 1+ , 44 !neillally Esav's upon Subjects connected with Phi -1)1411.), History, the Belles Lefties, Poetry, the Arts, the. of 1-luniorous Effusions and -Occa spectug, detailing the Nature of - this 1 1~11. may be had o f the Publisher, Joint Martin, s 'lters . ''' re ' tt, Cavendish-Erin:ire; by whom, and all Book- U nit.. es for the Work will he itceived. bay was pOblished, in Bro. price 12s. boards, 4N r ESSAY' on tat e VREVENTIQN anct CURE. tLe oete INSANITY ; With Observations on the Rules for etion of Pretenders to Madness. 41c ,i Lucedl tißy GEORGE NESSE HILL, f,,rgeon“ind Surgeon to the Benevolent institution DeLvery of oo Mai vied NI , omen in Chester. Icruo-",',ted flan, Col- Limo - Hurst, Rees,'Orine, and Brown, Pa , ua, London. _ . AN: o , lo ' . -t ci, . This Day was p u bli s hed, '' . - ' -d • in Medium Cio-trto or, with Proof Impressions .t..l,tett• tthehe P lites, in Sz iper-ro‘yal Quarto, Price 16s. Part VH.. WriIDER ANTIQUITIES of ENGLAND' 4 , , tu r .- 4 , 1 ' 4 SFOTLAND ; comprising Specimens of Archi -44,44 t ', 40 d Sculpture , ant other Vestiges of former Ages, 't,. , :'e , artiest rime to the. Union of the Two , Ctowns ; ae 7 Alt, ,!`ed by a Shetch of Border History. Together with *:.,,,r4tions of rernarliabla Incidents iu Border History and ,Lio,tcl.t. By C, Esq• let i :, rlt - e ti for Hurst Lon gmanßeel,Ormt, and Brown, Pn 7 t:6 • "" " -r "Ar J. Murray, Albemarle-street ;. Constable and • Edinbutglz. - . 'hi s rs CATHEDRAL ANTIQUITIES r ..Jay seas published,.in medium 4to. price 12s. ; t o ..Kice li. (to correspond with the Architectural Anti- Tub • a f• copies ,' folio, price it. I is, fiti-and imperial, ~I , } ,1, k.e., sn crux n 1 ), er- royal folio, 21. 2s. to class with the New Edition of 15,,inileaie's M outusticon,—N o . I Of _ ' - 1 0' U ' HIST( MY and ANTICWITIES of the v,.i,, CATE-JEDRAL CHURCH of SALISBURY ; illUstrated , i ' l , l a series of Engravings of Views, Elevations, Plans, and 4.itctiectoral Details of that Edifice ; also, - Delineations of 41:11„: -ncient Mot.uraersts and Sculpture: including-Biogra s ancient of the 131:4hops, and of other eminent Per cOsinected with the Chareti. 'this By .JOHN .11RITTON„.T. S. A. • e ,._ ,. work will snake a handsothe quarto volume, and will el l , l : tst of about Also Fagrs of letter-press, vvith.4o Prints, the. t. P. which are eng-vii- .- Isv .1. Le Keux, from' Drawings i -I'. Macke's/ .* . 1' ' • 141,:stsitlosi s Published by Longman, Hoist, Rees, Orme, and ut.`,`„", 'Pat ernoster -r o w ; Taylor,. 11#gh flol'oarti 5 and the `4,41r. Taxiiitochllace. DISTRESS. IN GERNIANY. • IitiVHILE Europe is exulting in the immediate prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the mist expressive means of kivircg vent to the generous ffelings which it excites, the COMMITTEE for itlieviag DISTRESS i 0 GERMANY deem it scarcely needful to 'remind Britons, that there is no mode of rejoicing . in Rrosper,ity, 710 way of shoving our gratitude to Almighty Providefte tar the bless ing, more noble:than the relief of the diitre'ssed,. the rescue of those who arc :ready .to perish. The n;e6essity, so. often. stated, for aid to the Suffering Germans, still exigts: much has already heel/ done, and upWaids of 80,0001. has ;Teen no bly contributed, and ~es, promptly remitted, to alleviate the sorrows, which . the happier circumstances of this Country will, scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. - But there are mil: lions of Sufferers to whoni the' hand of Charity must vet be extid'ed,-to save life : and' never was the Proverb, that - `.‘ He who gives promptly gives double," more applicable than at present. Details of these Distitsscs Will' he found In 'the Re ports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Gongregatiails, may he had at the London Tavern, and at Ackermaras, to!, Strand, to the number .of twenty-five, gratis; and above that lumber, on large paper . at is. and small paper at 2s. per hundred. Amount already advertised Subscripti:m since received At Down's end Ca. Mr. K. York "' L.l I Rev. A. 11. - L.l 1 subscriptiens floc/Bath, A. B. - - I , 0 : ed . remittance, per J - L.SB;sli' 8 0 ... __. . • . - • John Lloyd, Esq. - 11) 10 I'hillott, Esq. 49 14 Richard Lovell & Co. 10 10 Ditto from Lichfield . Mr. Jos. Smith - 1 0 and vicinity, per J. Collection at West B. Scott'and Co. 1151.25.6 d. Wickh,ain Chapel • 8 7 Ditto from Woodhridg - e, . Collected atDartmonth, , . per Alexander & Co.- 29' 13 ' by Hine and -Holds- W.. W. 8. 4 4 - , - it 0 worth - - 64 1 Sub3criptionsfroniClare, , ' Ditto at Chesterfield, , per Jatne3 Ray and per R. Malkin 160 0 Son - - ' 361., 193. 6d. J. Hearn - - 1 0 Ditto from Helstone, Collected at Beverly,. Cornwall, per,H. AI, per Bower and Co. 184 ' 2 Grylls ! - 2:1 19 Collection at Bingley, , G. and do. , - V - per Rev. Dr. Hart- Subscriptions at Farer ley ,•,- • 0.61.155. 0: - ' sham, per Wright & Dr. Hartley's Pupils 56 • Hilton - 19/. as. Sd. Rev. 'Michael Duvre, — M. and J. B. - 5 0 Southampton - I', 1 Robert Chesshire, Esq. . 5 0 Collection in` the Me- . ' Jun. Itwer - 1 0 ' thodist Chapel, 1.31- , J. A. - - 5 5 rerSton, per Fell ..:id • Mrs. Norcott - 2 0 Co. -521.135.6 d. 'c - iollection at the Uni- Snhscriptions from Wind ' . tarian Chapel, Dor- sot . , per Ram3batom -* cliesiery per Rev. B. _ • and Co. ~- • ' 31'14 ' Prelearan . -''' RI 0. Ditto from Stamford & > Substiiption at 'Guild, ni;iglibi)utlrooTd, per ford, per Haychai and , Bellaers.ec Son 671.155.1 id. _ Co. - - 9• 0 Jos: Taarshall, York 1 1 . ~ s• Subscriptions receired at the Bars of the City of Lon,don 'farern ; Lloyd's Coffee-housC,;. Stock. Exchange; and at all the Bankers in town and country. R. H. MARTEN, . Secretaries.. . • - LUKE HO W ..\ RD, } * OCIATNIO-foi 'the WEftSirTtlitirliNtJEEFß A of the SUFFERER' l• - ;y the, wAr in GERMANY. • • • - • Kis Royal Highness,th.e of YORK in tfie,Chair. At a very numerous Alee.titir,,a'Anntled by his Royal High: tv* the Dulie of, Sussex, the Ar.libislreps of Cantei:huv ) ork, and tna.ny of:thellisliops, Nobility, and. other Persons of distinction, • , • It was onanimovsly resolved, • That a Conimr,tee ho appointed to solicit •and receive stibscriptimoi `err this Etirpose, and that all monirbi,so• i;eteiv. ed be pletceed .nits'ier the management and iMntroal of the sa,4l Committee; tiaat the Committee do consiSt of th s firtiONiing' persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with. the City ComMittee, if they deem'it expedient. • • TTEE. R. H. Inglis, Esq. . Joshua Watson, Esq. Rev. 4.rciikleacon Cambridge Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Rev. 11.11. Norris Sir J. 'Macintosh, M. P Hon. F. North Colonel Bathurst Rt. lion. Sir Wm. Scott, M.P. Chas - . Grant, EsY. jun. M. P. Rt. Hon, J. C. 'Villiers R. H. Marten, Esq. W. If. Hoare, E.Sq. J. Round, Esq. M. R. 'COMM Archhishop of Canterbury Archbishop of York Bishop of London Bishop of Exeter Bishop of Chester • Bishop of Salisbury Bishop of Ely Lord Kenyon Lord, Calthorpe , lord'Eardley How. Sir J. Nichol', M.P. Rt. Win. G. itose. 11. P. Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. E.Wilbrahamßootle,ESq.M.P Wm. Wilberforce; Esq: M.P. Committee-I - own, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street.; where all Commtn.icationS may be addressed, and whare Sub scriptions will be received; as well as by Messrs. Hammers leys and Co. the Treasurers; and by the several Banking • Houses in London and Westminster. Signed by Orar of the Committee, JOSHUA WATSON, ? Secretaries, 'pre It. ACKEItMANN, teiupore. Subscriptions since 1-ceiroas— Mr. Bonn -, .' - L. 2 0 William J - . Coltman L.lO 10 M. ‘Harding and M. . E. H. 7 - - '-- , •1 Al c „ gh jn li - --• --• 0 12 Richard-Webb - '3 . 3 Miss Poole . - - 2 0 MajorandMrs.Vatiglianlo '0 Lord Aruhust - -:31 10 H. N. Willis and Rey. Dr. Ruddiman - 10 10 Thomas Willis - - John Freeman, Esq. 5 0 Jonrueynien . Tailors, John Bate, Esq. • - 10 0 Martboro'-inews 11. 1 ls. Gil. Henry Hall - , Esq. - 10 10 Hadibras - - - 3 ,r - , James Buller, E,sq. -1.) 10 J. R. - - - 1 0 H. A. B. - - 10 0 Mrs. Boswell - - 5,n Sir Jame - s Earle, - 5 0 Mr. R. Jackson' - 5 3 A. R- (a Lady) - 20,, 0 Nlissesßutihill,Liyerponls 5 .Louis Hayes Peti,t, Esq. 10 10 J.C•tttinaii,Esif.atWillis 10. 0 Mrs. Stephenson - 1 1 At Acker - litanies. George Dyer, Esq. 10 10 Win. You ug, Esq. She'f- Lady Cottrell Dormon 5 6 field . - .- - 5 0 Miss Cottrell - - 10 10 George Young - 5.0 Miss E. Cottrell - 5. 5 A. 11. . - - - 1 1 Jeffrey Wyatt - ' - ' 5 5 R. M. - - - - 1,1 Abraham Caldicott, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Dyson • - . - 2 2 Mrs. Jones,' of Adwell 10 0 J. Colson, Southampton 5 0 T. B.Alowen, Esq. - 5 5 Wm. Sthith, Esq. ditto' 2 2 The Rev. Edward Ellis 1 1 John P. North, Esq. do.. 2 , 2 A.D. ' - - - 1 0 :Richard Nichols, Esq. 2 0 J. D. - • - ' - 2 0 P. Pugh, Esq. - • - .5 • 0 J. Floris - - 1 0 E. E. and C• C. ' - 1 6 E. Floris - - 1 0 Miss Wood, Shopwtek 3 0 William Sheldon, Esq. 10 0 H. a Fsietid •to the At Praed's (a Friend) 1 0 Germans - Mr. Fernik -- - 1 0 Mr. Stewart This Day Were published, - In Quarto, Price 21. 12s. Gd. boards. 10 0 1 0 10 0 TRAVELS to the•SOURCE of the MISSOURI RIVER; and across the America❑ Continent to the. Pacific Oceau. Performed by,Order of. the Government - of the United States, in the Years 1804,1805, and I%)G. ' By Captains, LEWIS and cLARKE.. Published frein the Official Report, ard illustrated by a Map of the Route, and other Maps. . This Work, to which public expectation ha's been.long di-' rected, comprises a circainstaillial detail 'of the progress of the exploring party, a. description of. the countries through which they passed, an account of the nations who, inhabit then, their manners, customs, &c. and of .ail the most re- . markable of their animal, vegetable, 'and mineral protic— tions. , Captains Lewis and Clarke, in' the course of little more than twoyears, completed a laborious, and, in a geo4raphical view, a must important Expedition of about 8000 miles. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine,'and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New•Benci street.' . CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 28th April, 1814. FIE COMMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS A L- , - of thii UOSPIFAL do Y- give Notice, That they intend to treat With such Persons as' may be willing to con tractlo Supply the .Hopitatwith Cnal4 for the Year, viz.— Willington, 4- . lebbnra Main, Heaton Main, Walls 7 end 4 Busse.lP: Walls-enl,l3esWick's Falls-end, andTempte' Wails-end; about 460 or 470 Chaldron, more or leSs. • ' • Such Persons who may be willing to furnish the said Coals, to be delivered atthe Hospital'and Mae Officers' Aparttlients, at " per chaldinn, including expences, are desired to send in their Proposals in Writing :(sealed up) to the 'Secretary's office, in the said klospe!tal, where particalai information may be bad, on or before Saturday. the 7th oi•Atay next marking{ on the Cover, Tender for Coals," and- toattend the Board,!wbich Will be held at the. Hospital on Tuesday the tith following. 'rife Contractor will re4ti;r'e dto fiud Security for the due; pc; Cot;l4;ict,. . . . \V Or.h•LANDS, .NF.AR ,DON CASTER, YOR KSHIRE. TO BE - SOLD We' AUCTION, - • ' . • By Mr. ADAM,SON.''. At the MART, near the Bank of Englarnl., ork ThurSday, June 2, unless previously disposed of by - Priva'te Contract, 4Valuable anti" truly desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ESTATE. situate in the vicinity of the capital town of Doncaster, in the county of York, con sisting of.,a so!)stantial Mansion Howe, called WOOD LANDS ; Preseoting a handsome and uniform elevation, re ?tete with Stabling, Coach-houSes, and all Other requisite at tached and detached Otfiiirs of every description ; fit for the immediate,Residence of a Family of the highest respectabi lity. The House is..surrounded'by Pleasure-grounds, Woods, 'and Phintations, - laid out with great taste, and twv walled 'Gardens clothed with the choicest Fruiarees in full bear ing, and crrtaininer, an ornamental Greeri:ll oust ; and in vie ls' of the Howse is•au eateu3ive *ilea of Water ' well stoekhd with Fish. The Estatt conarises about COQ Acre's of Arable, Meadtiv, Pasture, and Wood Land, principally-adjoining and •surr6unding the Mansion. , ~ : This sinicniaely s ueautlful add eligible Property is distant little more than 3 miles'froin Doncaster, in a fine pieturesquf coontry,,,l , .;tlidjoins the great Northern Road. ; -1.1 . h. Mausiati c aro Estate way be viewed by permission of George P,..., .er, Esquire, the occupier. , ,x. Priatoc '2 7 t'ienlars may be had, with farther information, at t 1 ( ~,:s of Messrs. Settee and Elt.-bbersty, SolicitOr4, f. 5.. Aitstii.-tratrs, London, (wW,2re correct plaus and . el ::- rationg may .1)e seen) ; of John Car)', Esq. Solicitor, Walie field; of 41r: Day, fives' Angel Inn, Inneaster.; Swan, Fert•y bridt,,e; er,iwn, Boroughbiidge .. HMO', 'York; 'Red Lion, 'Wollisoß; Mr. Mawr, Surveyer,itavenSeld, near Doncaster ; and of It/r. Adonsan, Yenchurch-Striet, London. .. . . WILLIAM B.MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S 11f..10 Lond!.n,• Th e b e ,.. for Travelleri, good Beds, ,ixoiCe Liquors, wad moderate Ctargi.3... The following ro , t. Conches. Mil .Coaches, Scc.- set out from the Sancnes Head. lon, $n0w ; 11,41.. „ • • .• i lxkyout, Plymouth, Weymouth, norchesrer, •i• . . F ahoonth, Dartmouth, , pd Salisbury, New Po;tCoach, every - .3!wning at half past vita: 9'eleck, through.j:Jus,kitork, • • .20: 2 1 t lusfey I;ridp(4f, :BLitt dfo'6l,llasi agstotie;- and T1,',.g. , 31igt. ..nosrtrk,'SiCidding; . l'et.Ao7 o . o ; ll .'.?•itiitott - tind finntiati don,ncw Royal Mail Coach, sets out-a -ery Eyenkrg.—Coaches . from Boston to' Spilllir, Louth, Grimsby, and B PArra and RI:C.Tfil, Flying Post-Coaches, through -Ch*ii)ertham, Cahie, and Marlborough, every -Afternoon; active at' May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon clon-Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Mornintf.—Coaches td Bridgewater; Taunton, B‘p., • LEEDS new , Light Coach; called The Rocking:mot, sets out' every Morning at Light o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remark - ably easy, with a Guard throughout. - Passes through Stamford - , Newark, - Retford, Doncaster ' and Ferry ' bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this' Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Com veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accontmo dation by any other. •. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-LOnsdale, .Bolton, Chorley, Ormekirk, and Gafstang Post-Coaches, every After uonn,.at Five'o'clock. Guarded, - GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretoa-:Green,•Annan, Dumfries, BrownbilL• Thdruhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, KingsWelL and all Parts of S i cOtland,,Catupc.rdown Coach (Daily) YORK, .NeWeastle and Edinburgh,. new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half . past Six o'clock,,by way of Newark, - Retford,.Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallertop, Durkain,, Morpeth, .and ,Berwick. Passengers finding thentselves fatigued 'from the length of • the journey, may rest what One' therplease, and then pro ceed. on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black si.van Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. BRIDGENORTH and• Walsal new Post s Coach,-- . every Evening. S.. . LIVERPOOL .PoSt Coach, to carry four Insides,•sets out every Morning, through Lntterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, Atherstmie, Tainworth, Litchfield, Filesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington ' Northampton, and Dintstabl. • UARLISLE, Penrith, and. Whitehaven, Poet-Coach, goes witk Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge; Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran thaw (themearest way by 16 Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey s. the greatest facility., Pat.- sengers detained on the Road oy buSiness or pleasure; have the peculiar advantage - of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. . . • - IVAKEIZIELD Pust-Coach, 'every Morning, at half-past .• . • Six o'cloc4; -CI-11,_,AFER, Newport, Wititehttreh, Turporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlew . wh, Post-Coach, every Evening,. as.. Five o'clock. _ SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm,, new,Coach, every. • . . . Morning, td the George Inn,•Sonderland. - •• '4AL4NCHESTER, Winslow„ Coogleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Aftcrnoon. Guarded. • SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shiftnal, Post-Coach, the Prince-of W-ales; . to the Britannia, Shiewsbury; every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. „ SHEFFIELD and Rotherhath Post-Coach, called . the Rock j' rez i m n, everY Morning. . . o A r o , Winchester, Alresford, and , Alton Coach, every Evening, INGHAM NlercnrY Pest Coach, with. a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, 'and • reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, EnstOn and Shipstote, to ,the 'Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIItMENGLIAM, Warwdeli, and Leardington,. New Post ,Coach, cet i V Morning. • . BULL, NorAoase, 1-fo*den, Thorn, and Doncaster, 1 4 ,5. - Clach,,,e very Morminil at half-past Six o'clocic, to the . 11abl• and Sun . ' HEItTFORD; Ware, lloddeschin, and Cheshunt Coach, very Mornintr,. - • ' • ' • . TOTTFINEIAM_and FAlnAonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten,ltalf-past Two, Hall=p4t 'oar, aad Vall-pat Seien o'cic;cli. WILLTAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfiilly argnaiut their Friends and the Public, that they vill not*, account able fur any Writing, l'arcels, or Luggage, &c. of inure thia . File, P6oinisVala,, if lost or damaged, nnlesS entered as Such. and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Suoa , - Hill, Lorhiu.. , . Vassetia•crs and Parcels are 'rooked for all the bore Coaches, at Rah:hetes New White Hurst: C.'ellatCoact► nice, tot 4. THE PRINCIPAL oFfrcErts , of His 111‘44.. JES7'..I"S ORD:VANCE (' hPrebY give Vied ),4ielsicill be ieceiecel at i ftrir Offiiie in Pall:Va . 11; on or before 7.3loneigy, Lite 9th clay of 11farf next, f onr Site 4 Persons es nur,' be willing to undeptabe t. r ie Stepp' ly of PANTALOONS for the' Ccri's of noiral :I.(o"Pse "Irtilie'ry fur a period of Three Years, (4ter7ainable7ajto the e.rpirattun .„„f One Year, upon A r oace of %%tree .2ifonth-s. 'atthe ojtion of either Party. Patterns of the iirti•cics vicu:ed upon aOtication 14 the respective Offeers of the Qrdnance in the Royal Arselital,, iroolwieh, and farther Particalar.s,togetherilth the Tciini, and Conclits7Ons e t r the Contract, nuzq Le hniWn at the Secreta .., . ry's Ofßee,r is Pall-Alall slircsaid, am, .DFy between ;he /agars of Ten, and Four where the PPopoSals , 73n.st Le delivered, sealed up,,,and iallorsecl • " Proposals toi I. 4 ;:atlict,P , utt.Ocions ;" bat no Proposal can. Le admitted after the said pit! .Twelre o'Clec•lf, at: Noon ,of Me same day; neither will an' Te;alcr•bc noticce, unless' the Party , maki i agtit, - 0-'162 Agent' in • his behalf, shall attend.. • II?) Order of the Beard,' B. If. CREW, Sei:reta:l7). OFFICE OF ORDNANCE - , 13th April, 1814. fIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of This .M2l - ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, thut Prapo . sals will be received at their Office, in Pail-,14,7; on or before Mo7tday the 16th day ‘ of May nett, from :nth' „Persons as may be willing to undertake the , S . Pipply _of 15- TRENCHING- TOOLS,JeurSeri4ce of This Department, fir a * PeriorZ of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of thelirst Veariupon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns 4 . dee. .eirticles may Ge viewed upon application at the Pri7a:ipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and . ftriker Particulars,' together with Terms and Conditions Of the Contrai-t, 7u,ry: be known"at the . Secretirry's Office, in PaII afiaeraid, any day between - the Hours of Ten and Fou,- - o'cleek, where the PropOsais 2nudbe dclive'reif, sealed up, and endore . d, " yroposals' iorlntrenci!i ng Touls ;!' but no Prop sal can be 'admitted after the said 16th 21fai.- . at Twelve v' Clock at iKa*,n of the same pay, neither wiltany Tender be m e , Unless (,he Party nzahin,,.it, or an 4gent in his behate, shall, attend. ; • y Order of 'the toard, I'. II CR K Tr, Secreicegt. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1414., • H F.Y PRINCIP4L OFFICERS .of ills m*A -x- ZSTY'S ORDNANCE ric her,Zy give Notice, That 1' reposes will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or beftre ifunday, the 9th dity of, Islay next, 15'6? - 11 , 61/eh Persons as :may be willing to .undertake the performance of the GLAZIER's !!,VOR,K at the Tower s Pa hrbo!- . wieh * Greenieich, Lrwisham, anus Pal:fleet, for Service tf this Department, for c Period of three Years, deterMinatie. after -• the Expiration. of ti,efri? Year, - upon Not:4:A of e!..reeallonths, at The Optiem cf either -"arty. Further Particulars, together wit' the Terms ary!Condftio;Pl of .the Canttnci, !nay be, known at the Secretar/s Office„in Fall-Mail aforesa kI, any Day betwern . the Hoitrs of l'ea art'd Four 'o'clock, where the ProPosaLi must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed; " Proposals for Glazier's Work;'" kit no Proposal can bq admitted afire the 'said L. May, 'at Twelve o'cloch at '.lk - roaii4l the santa,da,j, neither will am, Tender be noticed, unless the Part' makink it, or an ~..464 in his behalf, Mall attend, Ey Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, 25th April, 1514. THE - PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby giveNotice,l'hat Proposals will be'reeciced at their Office, i 4 Pall-Mall,, `on or beilire Monday the 9th Day of May, from. ,such Persons ac ',nay be willing to undertake the performance of the following' frorhsfor the Erec : :tion and Completion of certain s iliagazines and Buildings to be erected and butt at North Hyde Con:. mon, near Southall, Middleser, viz Brialtlyers' Work, Smiths' Work; l ' Plumbers' Work,' Painters' Mirk, Glaziers' Work. Carpenters' Work, Masons' Work, Slaters' Work, Plaisterers' Work, The Plan, Ei:cvaticn, Specificalioh, and frorking Draw iraks of the intended Bili.kriNgs, may be viewed 72p01; applica tion to Mr. Tall, Principal Clerk of the .Works at the Tower p a yme;it 11 411 Le made within Three- Aronths next after the 9' 'carter in qt:icA the Cerri . ficate of the perfobnonee of the /Varies :skull be 1014re4,ih t!,:e Li - on.Surrtvor General's g i tflee, 47' default li,c;*,::f; an Interest afier the rote of of. per Cult. F or 4111411 A Will be ;Wowed. PPpinsals mast he delieereti at the Secretary's o . n:tn. in Pall-!hall afuiesaid, sea?erl up, and endorsed," Pi - opcmals fur the Magazines at North Hide eortlelon;!' 61: no Proposal 'ran be itatitted after tile said Wh Day of May next, o'clock a ! Nowa, of the same Day, ,neither zoglt any Tender be nOf.ieedotniess the Party ?qaking it, or as . l , 4gent .71,1iis be shall attend. All PeI'SUILS ntakiny 7:estzlers must be preparezPo glee SF-- curtly for the duC performance of the Work fer witicit they may offer to contract By order of the Board, • ° CREW, Secretaty. t • DISEASE. 9 OF INFANTS, Vic. • 24 , , ALBY'S C-3•EUINE CARMINATIVE*/ is •1w superi.;r to all otlicrjlemedies fir the wind, ',urgings, convulsions, and all tho4'disorders in the storna::!l and bow els vf infants, which prove fatalto - so many under the, age of two yenrs. it is equally efficaUions in cholics, fluxes, and ether comp faints in the intestines of grown persons. This invalualile c.;rdial .medicine is- •prepartd bY Frances Grll (assisted by' lit n• suns?, daughter of 'the late Mr..loseph Dalhy, Apothecary, the' Inventor ;'who bequeathed to her alone this property, under his will, 'as may' be seen in thil bill of dicectious, with various instances of its success. Sold by F. Newbery and Soiie, No. 40; St. Paul's Chutch.-yard . , London, four doors from, Cheapside, price- Is. 9d. a bottle; and by their Agerus in town and country. Observe, that the .words " F,NeWbery, No. 45, .S/: Pauet " are engraved hi the stamps ; and bc.. sure to ask for (tin's ValVs Ce.rmi nativr. WHARRow rivc;LostmE. , , Twn of the Commissioners named. i n .„,,,' "it appointed by vtrtue of an Act of Vat-Hattie:it fpr ,Lield g - ir , llottin,-. and . inelOsiiiii - the Open and Common rlar r ; Crq rintnns b 'and Waste GroUnd*, within the Parish , of 11 1 Rt ', ia the Co ' ittirl, , of Middlesex, do herrhy give Notice, 1 1.14,.e intend • ' Air vr at .the KING'S Ii AD INN, in `Ta lk `"W aforesaid'? Ai. WrDNESDAY, the '2 o d day of Vse t- of "A2 at Elei•en ' ,l'Clocl; iii the Forenoon,lor the pur `elterr'ereding with the BUSINESS of the said INCLO- Dated the ..7th day of Apiil, ISI4 (Signed) JON. GIBBONS, "" - --,... 5...... L ......_.. JOHN TRUNIFER. ----,—. 1 1 , ,, ti ESDAY NEXT, the LOTTERY will FT '4olepe„,,lBll.-15,000/. for the Fir,t-Draiqi.l'lizeAhove 17/. '''''..„''it of any other Capitals in the Wheel. Tli e "E CHANCE-=EXTRA PitIZE• . % C firs t 40 -Blanks drawn will each receive '*en Tickets in text Lottery, containing the following Capitals I. • of L. 2.0,000 9. ............................ 1(1,0,%0 2• : ............................... 30:7,0 'hap &e. &c . &r. An 1 4 °,! will receive their respective Proportions, viz. ' A n. ` 4 ." will receive Ten'Halves in the . next Lottery. 40,,,I:trter will receive Teo Quarten; in the next Lottery. . A s f - aghth will Toceire 'f en EigiTtlis in the next Totten'. 'll„ ltt " , th. will receireT en Sixteenths in the next Lottery. Cf4,ts,ETS arid SHARES are selling by RICHABIysON, Stth . 9 -Art;X, and o. Contractors f the present Lottery, . -- --....... eit 0111c e., Corn Chill and Charing cross.