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~~S final "'p of ~i p 4/? , A tV Ipf vP I X °!?,* ;-) - P.` 2 : • ; // I &AS ? Ft : Ws ritar k a. 4.1 .itrti C c ' - .4- 141. 7 t ° o f ine • y ;ii~c a‘t,p P 0 ` ~R, i ..5. ~' 11i1✓ . ~i ~iy. Nil:1.111ER 6737'1 MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1814 rPiirch I 7C7'ILI LIVG-UFlye.E, 1; 1914 ~~ r r...,11 THEATRE 110 AL, DII.URY-LANr. {l's PRPSI4.;NT EVENING „April 11) tlleir Driaiestics' Seriants will prrfornt the Tra&dy bf• GEORGE BARNWEI..L. ‘ . ..11f. 0 r - ge BitZllr. ell, ?Ir. Rae; Millwood, Mrs, Clorei'• To rybicli will be alided, .._:____, ILLUSION. • •,... the y y E fi S u. T a ly r E TS L TEErfotitAh' e SSO SUFFERERTASSOCIATION Icy the for in' GERMAN Y. • C l' t es. 'His - Royal Highness the Duke of YORK., in the CWr, At a iery numerous Meeting-, attended by his Royal High ness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishop: of CaritOltas'y and York, and many of the Bishops, Nobility, and other Persons of distinction, It wag unanimously resolved; • That - a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive Subscriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so reeeiv, cal be plaged under the management and contront of the to - td Committee; that the Committee do consist of the following persons, with power to add to their numbers, or to unite with the City Committee, if they deem it prudent; T HE Oi l l. l l/S.IO.2VER ! SYqr VIC 7' : i S'7l - ,S N..4l'l'dtr hereby TfraE o!rTnez;Ll,ay, thy. ititit irmtrint, te:4 will I , ^ reat.fg 2 - eci?iri Ter.dr.rs'in writing (sealed np), anti treat Por '1 R'O'SS' HOOPS, of the de,!criptir.ir of PiiM,Datt; Itug,.. , hcfrr! Iliarrel, and laldeikin, may be rugicired fbr tke .yrri.ter (f-114 Victrialling.Di'partnuitt at _U - pliord, ant' at Se. CrrthOro,ri dpripg tlinslxicc of TiVele!. ^ AtinithJVrvni (fate 6L the Contra:l:r the Cordillera Of wich may ye t•tr of the Secretarys Office. h t :„. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-U.-lI:DEN. • 1.1-118 PRIi;SENT EVENING, April 1L will ,be performed gilt Play of KING HEN - THE FIFTH. King Henry Mr. Couw ßY ay ; Isabel, its LOganc To which will be added, SADAK AND KALASRADE. CONIM rap:. No regard wi4‘ he had to on,' Tender in which the Prior' hall not be inserted 14 .words at length, or th•it shalt nct he' dollyered to the Board befofe One o'C'loc•k on the said Tuesday, the 12th instant, nor unless the Person who niake the Tendrry or some PCrSOn pa hi Waal; attends, to answer -when called for. t o 7771 1 t i t il7' Ir rorl;:or , li t , , )11 54• • ol) 1 1 # s r• c c Or. • ,' ;, `5 ~ ; . :,,; ~' ~, :*;" • - • I • ~~ ~ a-r. • s ...... ~,, Pill SENT PRICE. , n cicet k 3 3 0 ,falf. '''''' •- 0 ln ••• • • • ........ 11 1 9 NtLirter. ........... ei 1 0 ',igilth.. .. 3 1 a "ixteentli .. ........ .. ... 1 11 0 , ()Nets t ransmitted to any of 44(laY next, will be executed a Rreat and increasing deraiiiid, i Y take place before thy Dras ......—______— 4•ER'S PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SUR.R2I - - STREET. A VIEW of BERLIN, one of the finest Cities 're, Germarly, Exhibiting. Taken' near the Cen sive \ L !' ) 'lgst the beat of the Public Buildings, with t exten th4 I ,.' e w of tile Cpuntry and the River Spry, covered with th_ "tsNels used in the Inland Navigation ot Germany.—. "lott en b "10 and spandau in. the distance. _._ r r i P l 4 N EV EXHIBITION . of Large WATER it isetuUß DRAWINGS (by the Chev. DE. lIARDE) tQc m OP&N, in a Distinct Apartment, at Sir. BUL `--:. NIUSEum, the Egr-)tian Halt, Piccadilly. -....,....._ Admittance, ORE stimuNa, HARROIV SCHOOL, April 1814, WE are authorized to make known, that, in ,:causidtration of the joyful and memorable Events llnv, ll ave recently taken place upon the Continent, the to e ; e 6 and GOVERNORS of the HARROW SCHOOL 4 1 „llt}4 T r es . sed to the Head Master their desire, that the pre -I,Yiii,'„IPAYS may be EXTENDED R WEEK beyond the E 4 4 ,A ERNI. Accordingly, the SCHOOL will Nor „.• " I t WEDNESDAY, the 27th of April. Certified to ttve Editor by the ..„.„..:" 1 1 1 g ) Chel sea . Rev. WM. BUTLER, Sen. • HOPP. ASSURrIi.NCE COMPANY, tito_Ludgate-hill, and Old 116n,1-street, London ; Edinhurgh ;. and Westmoreland-street, Dublin. A. TIRE- CIFICE:—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. S ; S : U itANCES aftainst Lnss or Damage by 141 , t e r ,"-eoted upon every Descrintion of Prdperty within 1 pan Terius beneficial to the As 'unse of any l- other Oilier. Losses are uniformly riir 4 ' 4 " eiunpany with the utmost spirit of liberality and l!titude, - ttliel e ' s "4 , & .b r ereby . given, that Receipts for theLßenewal of alertsat the .i i.,: i c ,e 4 c elt om in lya re at Lady-day, are now ready for Delivery `! --.4 ve-mentioned Otlie-es, and with the respective ny throughout the , United Kingdom. thltild e . l r e, (4 Assurance, h expire. at the above Period,. • 'Nu t vo r ''aewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or the) id, „s„ 44 '1'; OFFICE.—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. ~`,‘itieja•uces effected upon Lives and no Survivlrship.—An '°' dti - J l44 ted, and purchase d.—Endowments for Children, iiPk ° Priebars of this Office have undertaken all Respon -44d hart sti?ulateri for a guarantee of One Million tr 2li t tks anrple Secut for all their Engagiements. • !Itt, t '"fits arising out oathis Branch of Business, after a s't;: l) eduction - for Guarantee and Espcnce of Manage aivided amonst the Assured, in pr?portion to the assured; n l ion which Principle numerous (7, itioi t 'l '‘anees of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty per cent., in the Amount of Life Policies, being paid; and ,t`n4jaer:Ae, occurred (when the Duration of Life has 4een 441 Y prnloutred - . where the payment has been more out i ; th kne Sum assurtu. ar.„, he anc e Money, Admission Fee, or other Orti / cial " ted. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary GENERAL ILLUMINATION. 4 .11 eottfusion usually attendant on such, flize"te.kidings., from the want of forethought in some, and , 4 ,1(1 0 ,2 carry ixto ffect the_ ideas of others, to celebrate Pses event as e that which front our unparalleled Snc- Z 4 qlt.,'' '' III IIQ , C o f our Alli es , alfltanks of Society are now 'ts i , ip ioirs lyiookingA . orivards.to—A GENERAL PEACE- 7 ILvticed dANIES NIIST to prepare an iannense•STOCK ATION I XM•PS (uew) of the most brilliant i k::'t. f st ',, e atld at his Pottery and Glass Warehouse , arg, Can execute Orders with dispatch, hcmLser PU T ,.. ha Ti. quantity. • He further begs to remark, that the , 1 / 4 tuali v lk ' h e f the Lamps does not exceed in price what is time fie4c",!".ged at the t• of Illumination for the loan of "'r one nittht. ,above Advertisement worthy the immediate at • xventlem en • having the management of Public t p such as Shiite and Town Halls, and other exteu .,,,._ 4„ICIC.ETS and SHARES for the present LOT •nI T ci,,, .1 It, Gt 11,000 TICKETS, to' be drawn in-M.A. y, are 1t0i.7,! al H AZARD, BLINE, and Cp.'s Office, No. 93 ) ACHAGE, in variety of Numbers. .' THE SCHKNIE CONTAINS 0 .Price of .... L. 20.000 I . ... Prize of .... L . 5,000 1:. • ... ... . ...... 15,000 2 2,000 . = 10,101) 6 1,0 0 .0 4 1b1 i - &c. &c. &c. the ‘,..,.0 a ddition t o the - Benefits corn prized in this Scheme, x,ii i l l, 4t tio nia,iks, on ea'cli of the Two Days of Drawing, ter,4 e ntitled t o Ten 'Ficliets each in the succe e ding Lot• vuly , tu be d rawn in June, which consists of 9,000 Tickets 2 i io te ~ 45,,,, 1, 1 i contains P r i zes o f 20,0 0 0 1 . 10,000 1 . 3,000 1 . 4 An 1, , ST ATE LOTTERY. •' 'Cane" in the Price of Tickets and Shares will take HE Place on Monday next, the 15th April.. c Iry CO NTRACTORS having . paid a r ve b r l i c I T ~`, l t bdtY',3.additional Sum, in order to obtain for th . ii.. _ ie . ocli eme of CHANCE, ;pr esen t e d by Government,. in t I ! . a te)' t, "the LOTTERY to be drawn on the ad ot . MA t ', t ,. tinder the necessity of raising the Pr t ices (wincli . are tin, el ,..rit llot higher than in common Lotterie!), at the previous Ntice",:7 have felt it incumbent on them to givo a..prei an 4 P O tea • r "tell a Rise, ill order that all Persona may have __. t erkiti o ‘ lit Y of purchasing at the fret _pi ice, therefore no ' Li w ill talie place wail Monday Next, the -18th of April. RI'l• ' JUUDSON GOODLUCk, and Co. Contractors. ‘llll,-.l' and Co ) PRICE NEXT MONDAY. Ticket .£.23 11 0 Half . 12 3 1) Quarter G 3 0 Eghth. Sixteenth ........... 1 11 - G if the Offices, on or before Sa -4 the present Prices ; from the 1 is very proS;ablc another Rise ,ing. rt, AYLEY'S LIQUID J APAN BLACKING. lIIS matchless 'COM POSITION for BOOTS, o - I , SII°ES, HARNESS, &c. with less labour, produces • i"re' BRILLIANT and lasting :mu BLACK titan can he vatained from any other preparation : it also possesses the .31:14.1ri0r quality of rendering the leather more durable, by • mil, it soft and pliant, and preventing it from cracking. Cetput. "I, Wholesale and Re-tail, by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers, r-street, London i where the Patent Cal,cs continue to v..' ` z 40 v qnd sold as usnall; also, sold, Retail, by most of the swai t i v , . , !Alders. Pints Is. E:4l, Half-pints ME. each. Lt ic ., 1° " Ptevent. impositio n , th e la b els are signed 4, W. BAT -13,111.EY and 13 • ' ta.A. Archbishop of Canterbury I Wm. ‘Vilberforce, j Esq. M.P. Archbishop of York R. 11. Inglis, Esq. Bishop of London Joshua Watson, Esq. ' Bishop of Exeter - Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge Bishop of Chester - Henry Thornton, Esq. NIA'. Bishop"of SalisbuTy Rev. ii . IL Norris Bishop of Ely Sir J. Nlacintosh, ALP Lurd Kenyon Hon. F. Nuith • Lord Calthorpe ' Colonel Bathurst . Lord Eardley Rt. Hon. Sir Win. Scott, M.P. itt. Hon. Sir J. Nicholl, M.P. Chas. Grant, Esq - . Jun. M. P. Rt. Hon. G. Rose. MT,. I lit. Hon. J. C. Villiers Sir Thomas Ackland, M.P. IR. H. Marten, Esti. E.Wilbraliarnßoot Committee-room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, .where-all Communications way be addressed ' and wlitize Sub scriptions will he received;, as well as by Messrs. Hammers leys and Co. the Treasurersi and by _the several Banking Houses in Londun and Westminster. Signed byOrder of the committee, JOSHUA WATSON, e Secretaries, pro R. ACKERNIANN, S tempore. Amount already advertised - - L. 4,510 IG 0 Subscriptions , since received:-- Collteted by the Rev. _ Mr. Hartop , • LIO 0 Dr. Herbert March, Bishop of Hereford 31 10 particnia'rs advertis- Fra. Jas. Scott, Esq. - 5. 5 ed in the Cambridge 2 0. Paper - L42s 4 J. N., Cambridge 2 0 Rev. W. Grisley - 5 0 M. K. A. - 1 1 Mrs. Tarleton . 5 0 William Roe, Esq. 3• 3. Sir Abraham Mime 10 10 Ed. Horne, Esq. 5 5 M. P. - - 5 0 H.. 1. Ridley, Esq. 5 5 B. - - 1 0 A. B. - - - ' 12s. 6d. G. D. . . ,10 0 Hon. and Rev, R. Cush 5 5 A T 11 very numerous and highly respectable MEETING of PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA sTocK, held at the City of Loudon Tavern, on 'Monday, the 4th of April, 1814, JOB AIATHEw MIMES, Esq. in the Chair, It was Moved by Benjamin Shaw, Esq. M.P. and seconded by George Ward, Esq. and nuanialously resolved, .. Ist. That the Maritime Concerns of the East India Company are of a maguitude.to render it of vitat importance to the wet fare of the'Couipanv itself, that there should at all times be a sufficient number of persons its Ibe Court of Directors, who, from long practical experience in this department of the Company's affairs, arc e.iabied to apply to . them that khowledge and skill which can altine result from such expe rience, a point particularly insisted' upon by the Court of Di vctors themselves in the year 1805, at which period they published the following unanimous Resolution of their Court', viz..— " East-India-House, .June 9.0, 1805. " At the Court of Directors of the East-India Company, bad on Wednesday, the 11th June, 1805, Resolved unanimously, That inconvenience which has been experienced from the reduced number of the Members of this Court professionally acquainted with tho regular slAval service of the Company, renders it the duty of the Court to inform the Proprietors, that it Will be for the i,iterest of the Company to fill up tiny next vacancy that may happen in the Direction, by a Gentleman of that description. " Signed, by Order of the Coma, " WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary." 2dly, It Was moved bY George Samuel `'egg, Esq. and se conded by Sir Nlanaseh Masseh Lopes, Bart. and unanimously resolved, — That if in 1805, when there were five Naval Members in the direction, a serious inconvenience was felt, and a farther addition of Gentlemen of that description was wanted, and actually recommended by the Executive to the Proprietary, )t necessarily follows, that this inconvenience must be doithly felt at the present period, there being now only-three Gentle men in the direction who were brought up in the naval ser vice of the Company, one of whom will be out by rotation, and another is in direct immediate succession for the Chair in the present month, (the extended iluties of which situation necessarily precludes exclusive personal attention to any one department of the Company's Affairs), consequently there will, at the period of the ensuing Election, be only one efficient Naval Member left in the Court of Directors.. -. .• 3d, It.wgs moved by Henry Wade Welly, Esq. and seconded by Abell Chapman, Esq. and unanimously resolved, Tliat• Capt. William Stanley Clarke .having been '25 years actively engaged in the regular naval service of the East India Com pany, during which period he has necessarily obtained con siderable-information as to their.general interests, and bring at this time free from every other oecopatio4, ...is capable of devoting, without interruption, the skill and knowledge thus acquired to the proper management of their concerns, is, in • our opinion, a most eligible per - son for the sititation of Di rector, upon one of the present vacancies. Lastly, It was moved by William Willis,'Esq., and seconded by John Blades, Esq. and unanimously resolved, That Capt. William Stanley Clarke is justly entitled to the extensive and flattering support which he has experienced in his canvas; and that the persons composing this Meeting will me their strenuous and unremitting n.xertions,..collectively and individually, to promote Captain Clarke's Election, uu the lath instant... (Signed) JOB„NIATHEW RAIKES, Job Mathew Raikes, ESq. having' left the Chair, it was moved byJohn Pearse, Esq. and seconded by William Rom.- daile, Esq. and unanimously resolved, That the warns thanks of this Meeting be given to lob Mathew Raikes, Esq. for his able and judicious conduct in the Chair. MANOR ANI) RESIDENCE, WILTS. TO BE LETT, from the 25th of March, 1814; for Three, Six, or Nine Years, OAKSEY - PARK HOUSE ; consisting' of an entrance Hall, a Drawing-room (about 24 by it feet) ; a Dining-parlour (20 by 15 feet); five Bed-rooms, and two or three , Dressing-rooms, on the first floor; with "good Attics, Servants' Bed-rooms, Ficlust'keeper's Itoom,, Kitchen, and other Offices ; with Stabling for Eight Horses, Double Coach-house, wailetLGarden ; Six Aeres'and a Half of rich Meadow 'adjoining, and Four Acres near; with Deputation to the Manor of Oalisev, situate six miles froiti Cirencester, Maltuesbury, and Criclaade. luquirt (:f Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. • No. 292, STRAND. , PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. TIIESE Instruments are . upon an entire hew principle, the- Springs are so constrncted as to admit of increase or decrease in size and force ; will answer fur right and left side, without any.strap whatever. SALMON, ODY S and Co. confidently recommend a trial to all those who prefer perfect ease and security to the galling application of the common Truss, on their usual liberal terms, viz. that the full cost shall he returned to all pile-- chasers, if not ft...mid superior in. case and effect to every other invention, after any trial, wear, or damage. The Pa tentees have received the following appointments :—The Royal Navy, the Naval Hospitals and Duck-yards, the Ord nance, Greenwich Hospital, the Hon. East India Company, &c. &c. • N. B. 'Persons residing in the country, sending. the circum ference of the body, in in c h es,) ust above the hips, may depend upqn being accurately fitted. No. 5, George-street,,llanover-square, Iltit April, 18:4. ti.") THE PROPRiETORS OF EAST INPIA. , • 'LADIES asn rit'ENTLEMENi, , ALL° W . me to remind you., that the . Ft EC%-.. MN - at the INDIA-HOUSE -is fired far XPEDNES'• DAY NEXT, the 13thiustatit, and car:lesly to-entroat. attendance on that day. If iii anyinstatict I have omitted to pay my personal respects, or to ntaliedny actinowledgements for the kind support I have so gcnerall . ,; experienced from you; hope you. will haTis the goodness to .ascribe an tmtission so contrary to my wishes, to the interruption of my exertions arising from a severe althOngh temporary indispositiod,Which has-for saute days confined toe td the house. I have 1:14e honour to remain,. With. great respect, Ladies and Genttenoen, Your faithful and Old humble Servant, HUGIi LINDSAY, • . ' King's Heatl_Tavern; Poultry, April 4, 1814. - M a numerous and highly respectle Meeting - of Proprietors of India Stock, held here this day, - John Wells, Esq. in the Chair, It was imanintnitsly Resolved, Upon the nintion of sir hut Preston, Bart. seconded by Robert Williams, Esq. " That it is the sense of this Meeting that the Hon. Capt. HUGH LINDSAY is eminently qualified for the responsible iltuation he solicits ; to fil! one 'of the three Vacancies now de clared' in - the East India Direction, having, in addition to that general knowledge of the Company's affairs, which a sound judgment and an active mind have .acquired during a number of voyages to every part of. India, that professional knowledge and practical experience in the maritime and mer cantile departments, which would render his • services peen liarty useful at this time, when the number of naval charac ters in the Direction is less than at any former period ; 'and it is probable that, notwithstanding the known ,zeal and intel ligence of the present Maritime Direetori, that t!,e interest of the CoMpany may suffer, unless.an additio - n be made to their number. ' " That - with this impression each indiridoal of this Meet ing will exert his best e.ndeavours to secure the Election of Captain Lindsay, by continuing an active caneas, not relying on the flattering prospect of his success, however grateful it mutt be to his feelings to experience it, but acknotvledging the respectability as well as the zealous activity of his opponents,' a single vote should not be lost, which, I4y assiduous applica tion, can be obtained, and when • kindly - promised, should be urged in the strongest 'newer as to the necessity of attend ing the ballot on the 13th instant. • ...Chat the ComMittee formal will continue to sit here every day, Sunday, and Good Friday excepted, CH the day of Election, from lileveu till Fire,o'Cloc4, .and , .be..obliged by any information which may forward the success of their Candidate. ‘c JOHN WELLS, Cliair4ing." Mr. Wells having left the Cl►air, it was moved,. and unani mously resolved, that the Thanks of this Meeting- be given to Mr; Wells, for his al le cooduct during. the business of the day. BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF nun SOCIETY FOIL PE.c...)%OTING CHRISTI:IN KNOWLEDGE. This Day y. - as publislia; . Handsomely printed in Octavo, in one very large Volume, price 13s. • . A . . N ABSTRACT of the'ANNUAUREPORTS -CIL and CORRESPONDENCE of 'the SOCIETY fur PRO MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE, from the Corn inencement of its Connexion with the •East India . .MissionA, A. D. 1709, to the present Day; together with the Charges &livered. to the Missionaries, at different periods, on their Depaiture.for their several Missions. • . Printed for F. C. and 5. Ririe ton, Booksellers to the So ciety, No. 6.2, St. Paul's Church-yard. N. 13. This work will be placed un the List of Books dis persed by the Society, and may be had by the Mealbers on upplii..-at:so) to tl:z Seertt.;ry. DR. MILNE'S BOTANICAL DICTIONARY. - This Day was published, In 014 c large 'Volume, Octavo, embellished with Twenty-five new Yates, accurately drawn from nature by Edwards, and engraved by Sansom, price. II: ls..boards, or, with the Plates beautifully coloured, il. 155. ABOTANICAL .DICTIONARY ; _Or, Ele ments of Systematic and Philosophical Botany. By COLIN MILNE, LLD,- - Author of tike Institutes of Mtany, and habitations of Eng ,. • . lish Cants. . Third Edition, revised, cc.:,rrected, and very considerably enlarged. London : Prined for H D. SymondS; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, No. 20, Paternoster -rosy-., - This Day was published, In - Octavo, the Second' Edition, price 6s. boards, of A PLAIN STATEMENT of some of the most -CA- Important Principles of RELIGION, as a preservtive ladelity, Enthusiasm, and Immorality. • By the itev. THOMAS WATSON. London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of whom may he bad, by the same Author, 1. An Useful Compendium of many- important and curious B . ranches of Science and geucrii! Knowledge, digested princi pally in plain and instructive Tables. In ay°. price es. • " We have not often met so ,intteh information and so great rational amusement more agreeably or perspicuously com municated in -so small a space."—Brit. Critic, Dee. 1813. _ 2. Intimations and Evidences of a Future State;:l2ato. price 4s. boards. 3. Popular Evideßces of Natural Religion and Christianith 12;no. price 9s. boards. PORTER'S 11,1.1$SIAN CAMPAIGN., e 4 We insert in our Journal, and not without some exulta tion, an authentic detail of the mortification, dispersion, and effectual defeat of the most lawless and sanguinary aml;itron which ever afflicted or disgraced suffering humanity. The circutustlinces ;tic related in this volume from authority which . cannot•be disputed. ; It will be perused by allArith an eager and an anxious interest."—British Critic, Altf,r• 1 8 1 3. This Day was published, In Octavo (the Third Edition), price IGs. hoards. ANARRATIVE of . the late CAMPAIGN in RUSSIA; containing Information drawn from official Sources, and from intercepted French 'Documents, hithertb ByER PORTER. unknown to tire_ S ßr lß iti i s l h o li 3 ) ll) ll, l Public. . _ Illustrated with Plans, &c. of the general Movements' of both Arciies, during their advance and Retreat—and a Por: trait. of the late General Knutonsolf.' . Printed for Longniaii, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternogter-row, and at the British CiaUery,• 54, New 'Bond street, s . CHING's 'PATENT WORM LOZENGES / X RE Patronized by the First Noblemen in the Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable Ladies, who have. given this Medicine to their own Chil dren, and also to the Poor of their respective Neighbour hoods, with unparalleled success Her Grace. the Duchess of Thg Hon. Lady Say and Sele.- Leeds _ The Right Hon. the Countess Her, (:irace the A Duchess of of Shaftesbury. Rutland. The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hon. the Countess of Mountnorris. • of. Darnley. The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hou. Lady Caro- of Curk. urne Capel. The Right Hon. Lady Lucy The Right Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman. Beth Spencer. - - • Lady Page Turner. The Hon. Lady Boston. Lady I.oret. "Ind 'many other Ladies of the first rack and character, too numerous to insert. Sold at IL Butler's Chemical and 'Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cbeapsitle, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and most country Mcdigiuc V g adcgi 3D #ytty town, in 139x.es, A ‘jf . rich. 11C7'UAL-I,ING OFFICE, 11arrli is, i 814: H E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLINd it+.l Vl' do herd& give;NotiQe,, l'hat onTue:sday, the 12th ci April text, th.-y will be ready #,.5 receii:T Tender 3 in writing, sealed up,-and treat Jr Three Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to Le delivered, duty free (from Irarehouses inw)ioh the same shall have been bonded), in the space of one Month, into kir .I.rojesty's Victual.'insr Stores, at the Ports, and in the pc portionsi undermentioned, vi;;; Gallons. Deptford • • 200,th0 Pbrtsuloatli . 100,000 aup,opg Tat[ to. be paid fur by Bills, payable Fifth i'nterest ) Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen eft the .'.:e , cretary' .1' Office. Na regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price . shall aot ho iaßorted in wordd itz( length, or that ;hall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock en the said Tar, day, the vith of April next, nor unless the Perron maki's the Tender, or some Persel on his behalf, atten4, l 4-, • to answer when called for. BY HIS MAJESI'Y'S: uctrEits MILLARD'S 'i*SIPERIAL TNVIE CLOTII, (Wartaated free from aoy Mixture whatever) Made in the various Widths of 708 and 4-4 for Shirting, any 9-Ft, and 6.4, for Sheeting. THIS AKTICLEi so Desirable for its mr, and its great conduciveness to health, is marine factored on a Mathematical Principle (riyartt aiute Vagreable de Id toile du lint. It so regulating the having no flax, nor any thing of a cold pattne, mixed with it, that the ill of of sudden cold chill, atter, exercise, is totallv prevented, Witt is sttitabt to every-flimate and' Season. It it , uld, stamped with the Putentee?s nume &c. the. EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, N. CHAPS!DE, anit at no .other House, in Pitets of 2G yares each, and 111+Ward$, at 25. Gd. 3s. 3s. 6d. and 4s. Of. per yard, and nearly bail the Price of other Cloth. 'The .5-4 Sheeting 9 arc from 26 to Si yards, 'from 2s. Gd. to mind the ti-4 from . 36 yurils it: — wards, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. Gd. per yard. Orders tsvith remit tance) punctually executed. The Patentee begs to state, for the information rf Mr' chants abroad, and of Families rrsiding n*.. a distance trot:, tttp Metropolis, that every Piece it stamped agreeable to the. tent, with his name, &c. as above, and Lo which it .is parti cularly necessary to attend. COAL 'PAK BAOWN AM) CHEAP YAiNl'6. THE COAL TAR BI OW is of two hinds. viz. Common Tar BroWn Hs. per cwt. and RelitiedTar Brown 2.-2 s. per cwt., ; they are both applicable to the. cover ing rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Weather lioardim; , Sluice Gates, Wood under Ground and Water; particala•••y the Refined Tar, which is a reVy valuable Preparation Coal Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water. The ‘VorTa will not generate where it is used; it is also oia good colon:. dries very hard, and is easily applied, requirina4 only to 1 e heated, andlaid on with a common tandirush. The itopeurs trahle Paints are very ornamental, and inaybe applied 'wilt. advantage to all purposes of useful painting, boti ) a 7,17 outside, where a handsome appearance, durability, and (Lc,: nom y, are considerations; but flit park-pitlim:s, ,tvieui, plaster trouts, iron and wood railing, and out-building, every description, they . are peculiarly adapted, as they re4 , i; the effects of the weather in an astonishing degree, are a curt for th'e worm and dry-rot, and. will stand in hot cliniute;; they are of the following colours and prices, Green, 565. per cwt.. Dark Cheen, 76s Olive Green, 11.2.. Fine. Deep Green, Is. Gd. a 23. per lb. Slate Lead and , tito•c Colonrs, 565. per cwt. Cliotulale 6 s. Red. ci• Brown, White Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil to thiu .them for use V. per' gallon • Sold at the British Paint Manufactory, 63, Qtrecn-street, Cheapside.—LiOseed Cake fur Cattle, &c. IVNINES FROM THE CAPE OF, GO:);) HOPE. Fine Dry C/peMadeiras - :365. per i)r ) v 1 :1 Do. do. ' do. Do. of very superior Clu.ility, which has} , ... 40s. pe r I. t)... LI , .been a Voyage to ti.,! Brazils Do. do. do. FIRST-QUALITY OF WINES FROM SPAIN, PORTI:Gis:L.,, MAD IRA, &c. Per Fir... Port ix, 3 Wines, favourite Vintageof I°6l li I! : g r c: 4 o t d c4 9 . l::: i l t i; . . y.../,. 1 1)0. Do. fine,bigh-flavoured old Vintage, 18UG (4 . 160 f; ; 2 Slurry from Cadiz 'Do. flue old do. warranted 6 Years in; tilt Butt Do. dn. EdSt India • 4.141 r. i`J . . /.. Teneriffe, first Quality Madeira, fine Qualily, Wect India Do. do. East India Do. Brunt', vary flue THE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPAN; fully acquaint their numerous Customers and the i'w); general, that they have this pay fixed their Priers per &c. as above, fur Wines of Sterling Qualities, which w bought by applying at their Concerns, No. 10, Skinner-st..ec:, No. 340, Oxford-street, or of . any of their Agetas in - Country. . • N. 13: Wine• of every Description per Dozen, and ; i n Cask, e‘c. of the first Qualities, at the Low Prices. April (5, 1812. H4LI,A,NI'S ANTIBILIMS PILLS. Efficady of these Pills in Bilious C9ilf.- 4. plaints, liead•ach, Heartburn, &c. are wtil• Icy) , by many years experience, In Indigestion, Loss of .Ippc• habitual Coctiveries9, and those nameions train of 41:44;‘, - , arising front Conatithtions oehilitated by hot climates, as ,v ; as the more freqnent indu':gences in the various lux:trirri life, time Pills produce tke most happy ellect.ointl'i h are so innoeent in their nature, as to require nosreSttivilt. Sold by E. Edwards, GC, St. Paul's clitarclt,yard, price 9s ed.; the double box 43. 64. i 440 by 43 - 4.1gi01f4 it; 41041ine intent Nt4l;ings.