The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-12 00:00:00

r, 11. , 1 ^.1 . . e ! y 4 ; 1 31T AN,M, s• - , ~ • ap - ka,4 o c • •tir 44 ' 4.7 , • 4 .• • • 0 1, • -• /. 4/ ;7 , % 111 4;iii \\V°` " qi 4 ~i '.ti . ya 6469.1 • Prill~u ARE.A.TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PuhIic t a i' t4,atr V are respectfully informed; that this with t4‘,rtl!4.,glicOpPLE‘N. JHIS EVENING, September le, N4 ld Mr' y, PIARRO. r,"Thig ; , Cora Nlr. R. Johnston ; Piearro, Mr. re and Elvira, Mrs. Renaud. T o • wle.) ,ue anuu, 'Des,tit)xe ( ces fo r th - MILLER a N AND HIS MEN. us to be t a k en o f M r. B ran d o n, it't . h il e it Hgreet f Ten Four.—e Doors Ix . 1 alf-past, Five rom ; and the Play begin Th at Half-past 7 e cond-price, 3s. 6d. , Pit, 6d. Second -0461,6 •Taliery, 2s. Seeond-priee Is. Upper Gallery, Is. t ce, ed.—A private Box ina ' v be had Ititro:iMr. Brandon, at the BUX-Othee.—No Money to nightly, on ap -14,146110rt ,„, r ) wit h' the Lord of the Manor, with Timour the all its original splendour. an with the assistance '6 4 oljay?d, - Equestiian Tr a re eno-wed for two oopi ,_ MONDAY, S,EPTEMBER. 12,1814, DEPTFORD VICTU.ILLING-Y-IRD, Sept. 7, 1814. T HESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, th7.l 1 1 51 h instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be cap - osed to PUBLIC S.:4LE, at h(s Afajesty's Victual ling -Yard, at liePttimd, sundry Lots of the following qi,sr.. SERVICEOLE 1:01, - ISIONS and STP4Etiy now lying at. the said 3 - ard, . . Bread, Bread bust, Flour, flaisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, •Callavances, Currents, Pease, Screenings, Oatmeal Sweep ings, Bisketmeal, Beef, Pork, net, nazs and gags', Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel,.Ha lf Hogshead, Rundlet, arid Wine Pipe Staves, Irish Tierce and Barrel Staves, Heading, tight and dry, Dantzic• Doublet Ends, Slah Ends, a quaatity of worn out Coopers' Tools, Fir-• wood, &c. &c. &c. 4-Depos.it of 251. per cent. is to he made the anibpini of each Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of Mi. pur chase-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which purpose a period of 14 working days will. be 'allowed from the duy of sale, the Ric yc:rs particularly observing, that not less than ??e-half of the quantity is to be takenawny f)::omthepre anises within the first seven days, and theremainder in the secen following days, otherwise the deposit money will be forfeited, and the Provisions 'and Stares remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on aitg account, be granted. 1'1C.1, 1 '17.41 , 1,11.VG- . 01 7 .171CF,', 1814 •Fili . comm SS roNER S fo r TUALLIN6 His kf,IfESTY N-11 7 Y do hereb 11 7 t.tie, That on Tmesday, the 13th of SepteE:bir next, they will he midi, to receive Te:illers in Writing, sealed up, and trect far the SUPPLY of TWO HUNDR-ED . THdUSAND BAVINS'frr the Sereice of 1415 . MAJESTY'S BAKEHOUSE at DEP;r- FORD, to be delivered at the rate 'of front 0.5,000 !3),00(20* per Week, front the date of the Contrad ; and' to' be paid for, 'by Bills,payable with Inte:-eat 'kw after date. The Conditiofis of the' Contract • may be .I•een at the Se . • cretary's Office. regard will tre had t. o ,any Touter i7t which Me Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that' shall not.. he ilelivered i to the Board before thie Clock . on the said Tues day,' the 13th of SepiemAer next, - nok unless. the Person who` makes 14e Tender, or simie Person on RS b'eketYV tatends, to (171 SW er niltemenlled for. IG7'ILIL-1, INP-0 FFIC E Aug 1S 14 . CO MAIMS TONERS foi VIC 1' (741, LIN G ms 2:44.2wsTY'S IV4r. Y do hereby give Notice; That on the 30th .September next, they will be rcady ,to receive Tenders ili• writing, (seated up) and treat for ce;- tain guantilles of PRIME IRISH BEEF and PORK, to 'be cured in the 'ensuing Season ; one third part therey' to be packed in Hail-pone/icons, one third part in .Tierees,aml one third part in Barrels; to be delivered into his Majesty's rieL twilling Stores at Deptford or St. Catherine's, in regular proportions, of each de,seription of Casks, by the periods un der-mentioned, One third part of the whole by the 28th February, -. One third part ?tan* by the 15th of April, 1815. Jail the rentaining third part by the :3 ist tfiltty, , -Ind to be -paid for by Bills, payable wits Interv,si, NinetY Dgys after date. • • The Conditions of the Contract, ?It (1 . 41 Le seen at the - Se cretary's-Office; et this Office; or by applying to 411 r. .1. Tr. .Dansterville, zlgent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Col lectors of his .31itjes,ysCustonzs at Liinet'lek, Belfa.vt, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respectively. N. B. No Tender for a less, gilt:tally than 1000 Tierces, of Beef, and 1000 Tierces pf Pork, will be admitted; nor •will re:gard be had to any in which the Price, shall not he inserted in,it;ords at length, "or that shalt not be. delivered to the Board lmftwe One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 00th of September nert, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer . when called for. Each Tender must also Lc accompanied by a Letter ~ . .!gnerl In two responsible Persons engaging - to become ,bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal SuM of 151. per cent. on the amount, for the due perlormance of the Contract. The amount of the probab:c yuenttite.s. of Fresh Beef and Pork to he contracted for, as above-mentioned, .may behnoxn on snit nfter the 10 1 h of next month, by applyietg at the Se cretary's e. -Soperi,,r Mesitwill ever meet the PUblic Approbation. Elk G [PITA SA f Or 11 1.1_.7 *mi. iteit; , Ntediottit - fas - -tPtrrtnreeuertol t . OtArAlti tar, and Cutaneous Disorders, Gleets, (W....A battle or two will oinv...ce the patient of their salmon - effects; a few bottles have effected a cure, after salivation and every other means have proved abortive, and even when the disorder has been stand ing several years. No remedy can he better contrived, more safe, or'More convenient, than this, for such as are Waged to go looplournies, or to Sea, as it needs _np confinement or restraint of diet; and 40'yems experience by Dr. Freeman in an extensive practice, has proved it no less successful in those debilities which arise inure from imprudence than'a certain cause—to' such patients it - holds-out a never-failing, pertha• tient, and speedy relict Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr.. Batter's ' 4, Chcapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Country Medi cine Venders, is Bottles at 2s. 9d. .45. Gd. , and 225. each, with ample directions for each Sex. R. A. BRADLEY, Middle N ew p street ' SL Gough-sqUare,.London, will satisfy the most scrupu lous Inquirer as to the authenticity of a Friend- ,of his de riving great Benefit from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, ill a severe disorder of the - nervous, bilious, and flatulent kind, with Which be had been long afflicted. Mr. E. Piero', High-street, Birmingham, vouches for the .snrpeOting.enre.of o4...;austlegalanit.m4: in a deep . Decline, having taken five bottles of the - Cordial Balm of Gilead. The spirits, strength, and appetite of the young mail were visibly and very .materially improved; and .by coNitinniw the use of it a few Weeks longer, he was; with God's blessing, and to the great comfort and astonishment of his fainily and friends, restored to perfect health. . • Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pontefract, reports of a man in that neighbourho4d; ahout-the age of thirtv,.who had the appear ance of labouring under that must chingerims disease, the Phthisis Pulmonalis, or Consumption. Ile had a considera•ble degree of hectic fever, profuse night-sweats, expectorated asuch, and was reduced to a state of extreme debility. Having had ie best medical advice he could procure, without obtain ing relief, he had recourse to the Cordial Belm of persevering in the use of it; all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a vigorous state of health. Government Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saying of One Bottle in Four. —The Cordial Bairn . of Gilead is sold in bottles, price I Is. each ;or the quantity of four-in one Family Bottle filer 335. bu Which one I Is. bottle is saved, duty included.; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address in the engraving,'" Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony; and this privilege of a particular set of plates for his 'stamps has been granted to Dr. Solomon, .1;y favour of his Majesty's Hon. Commissioners ,if Stamp Duties, purposely to secure the Public ai,-aiust counter fi;its : none else are gonttine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No.lB, Strand ; Sutton and Co. (late ,Dicey and Sotton),. Bow Church-yard; Bacon and Co. N 0.150, Oxford-street, London;--Brodie and Dowding, Salisbur.; A. Smith, Pet furrier, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, 'No. 6, College-green, at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament-street, and of Messrs.F. Newbury and Son, Dublin ; and retail, by all Medicine Vemlers in the United Kingdom. Some disorders have been many years in proceeding to such a degree of malignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks ; therefore it is in order to encourage steady perse verance in the us e o f proper means that Dr. Soloman has adopted the plan of his boxy:;, with three large 335. Family . Bottles? containing the quantity of Twelve at lls. packed up safe for the country, fur a Fire-pound Bank-note, by which 11. I' s. is saved ; vide " Guide to Health." As Dr. SOLO\ION's Practice is now become so great and extensive, that - his constant engagements require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when consulted, the usual compliment o f One Pound ; but all written cases, or letters of advice, inul unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remittance, .to be answered at his leisure, are requiied to enclose only Half a Guinea. Drafts may be obtained at any Post-office, payable at Li ve rpool, for smail sums of money, Which is a inre Mode of conveyance:— Such letters should, for_ safety, he thus directed Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Letters may lie addressed to X.'Z. or A. B. at She :Post-office, till called for.. Persons who do not wish to h ave their names known, may have their. boxes directed W. Z. Icr z be left at till called-for. [PRICI sixpr,N u./.4 .K -14ALFPrgN ' • GOTTENTIMGH MAIL. J.,TOTTENBURGII; SEPT . . CrOWn Prihca of Swedm left Lhlcl,elvalla morning for Stockholm ; and hi 4 ‘-plajesty,., %vial the Queers and Prince Oscar; Collie here tci-iiioi•ro , iv; ivhere ( will remain till the Prince ieturni from. ileli Stockholm. • OrderS are issued ;u NOrWRy for a3Semblin4 the States General on the Bth of October ; and generally believed, that every thing with re ' r,eet. to Sweden will be amicably settled. Th e of the Counsellors of State have declared t - 'they will do eve r y . ttung- in their power for this 'equntry, and,love'invited their friends to 410 the same. The blocide of Norway baS ceased. PErastunbtt, Aer`G. 24;:—Sir Gore Onsely and L L suite arrived here yesterd a y from Persia. The celebrated Count Malicia died at Tsarko Seto. On Friday laSt,. 19th of , August ; and it is said Sperauski is recalled from Siberia, in t onsequenCe of some confessions the Count made on his death bed.—Exchange on London 11d. OFFICE OF OIIDNA NCR,. Attgitst 1-2, 1814 rEIHE -.PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of .Ifis MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals uill,ve received at their (Viet', in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 19th day of September neat, from such Persor.v as may he willing to undertake the supply of COP PER H@OPS, for Serviec of this Departinent, for a Period of One Year. - • , Patterns of the Articles may be . viewed upon application at the Principal 'Storekeeper's Office in the Toter?, and further particulars, together icitit the Teims and Conditions of 'the Contract, stay be knencn-at the Secretary's - Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, amt Day hetn , een the flours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the" Proposals must sealea up,, and endorsed, "Proposals for Copper Hoops;" but no Proposal can* admitted after the Said 19th Sept. at Ticelve o'clock at Noon of,the.same Day, neither will,any:Tender be noticed, unless the . Party making it, or; an Arm. t,iu.his be half, Aati attend;: .• - - _ _ By Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW", Secretslob OFFICE Or ORDNANC,E, ISM HE PIUNCIPAL _OFFICERS of - His 111..1 , JESTY'S ORDNANCE. do' hereby. glee Notice, that Proposals will be received at,their Ofh"Ce, in Pall-Mall, on Or before ireduesday the 14th day . of Sept(mber next, from such Poesons as may be willing to sundertahe the Supply of IRON MANGERS,, for Sereit4 of this Department, at the Royal Artillery Stables at 11 - oolwich, for a Period of Three Years, di'fc.rminalir(7oothe ion' of One r , ar; wpm* Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. A Pattern of the Mangers may be viewed upon application to Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkipgton, t7t. Commanding Royol Engineer at Woolwich; and farther Particulars., together the Terms and Conditions of vie Contract, inn be known at• the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of' Ten . and Four o'Cloch, where the Pro posals must be delivered, sealedup, and endorsed," Proposals for Iron Mangers;" but, no Proposal can be admitted after' the said 14th September, at Twelt4 o'Clock at aVOOII of the same Dail, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order V the Board, I?. II CRI- , :r1 7 ", Secretary, OFFICE OF ORDN4 NEE, "lag. 24, ISI4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 314- . JESTY'S 0R4V.,-INCF., do, hereby „give ,Yotice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Al - all, on o r before illondhn, the 19th day of September Jlext, front such Persons e,c 9/zay be willing to nnderthke the SUPPLY of FORAGE for the ORPNANCE HORSES " stationed in th e folgowingDistricts, to be delivered at • the Expence 'of the Contractor, ; North Britain. Isle of NN'ight. and Christ- Northern, church, Western. Yorlishre. Woolwich, with its Derien- Eastern, exclusive of Worley., dencieS, )Varley and Chat- Sotithel n, exclusive of Chat- ham. . ham. Weedon, Northampton- South-west, including Ports- shire. , . mouth. for a Period of Six Months from the Ist of October next. The Oats to be good,sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of .I , "xy or ?dowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than 37 pounds per frinchestir!Bushet ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 561bs. weight. The Straw to be :good, clean, and dry Wheat ,or Rye 'Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 36lb's. weight. , ,The Prices to be paid for the respectiveQuantitiesof each Article which may" be delivered, at .t he following rates, For the Oats et per hundred ponnds, Avoirdupois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve rounds. For the Straw at • per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or Aare of tho said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the. Period of his Contrart,may accumulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per horse, per Week. Farther Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal artillery in each District, and also at the Secretary's G!ffici, Pall-Mall aforesatel, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Cloth, where the Pro posals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed," Propo sals for Fnrage ;" but no Proposals can be admitti-d after the said _l9th September, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the . Party making it, or an agent in his Behalf, shall attend. - By Order of the lioard,. R. H. CREtrry Secretartl• BULLETIN Head-quarters of the Crown Prince of Sweden, • ' Aug. 23, 1314. The garrison of Frederickstein, / consisting of 1300 men, marched out of, the fortress on the Morning - Of the 16th ; and though the hon9urs war were granted to it, it left its arms and co-: lours : the soldierS have returned to their homeS. There were many Danes 'among the oflicers. We found in the fortress provisions foe 70 days, and 134 pieces of cannon, 52 of which were of brass; the.artillery ammunition is considerable, and every thing connected with that service _n the . best state. - The army, after - having made itself master of the paSs of Swinestmd, with the fortress of Fre derickstadt, and Having turned Frederickshall, no longer saw in its front any obstacle but the Glotn men; to its Marching upon Christiania, and com bating the army of Prince Christian. The Crown Prince might have satisfied hinise;f with blockad ing Frederickshall, but the wish to secure his movements, against eten. improbable events ; the glory which, there would be in 'mastering a fort ress.whicli had nevet been taken, and-before which Charles ai 1. perished ; the influence wbieti .the fall of , such a bulwark would have on ulterior operations, determined him to order it to be - at tacked ; and. General.Suremain, commanding in chief the Swedish artillery,•Was charged . with this operation. There could be no doubt of •a regular .siege ; the nature of the ground must hive ren, dered it long and'painfill•; anti the Swedish army being in command of the sea i and•tlins enabled to bring up its .artillery to the • soot where it could be most effectually use"i, - the grown Prince re solved, that the attack .should take place on the opposite side to that 'which .was aitacked by Charle.s .treoeneksnali is an open trlyn, placed ut-tise mouth of the river Tisedal, which hut) an arm of the sea, called Idetjord ; the fortress, call ed Frederickstein, is built on a rock, which rises perpendicularlY.above the town, and surrounthed by three small torts which cover the fortress on the side where the mock is less steep.. After a slight attack, conducted by sonic bomb vessels andgun-boats, the town demanded a ca pitulation, and 'took the ..oath of fidelity to the King of Sweden ; but it could not be occupied -in a military manner, without being exposed to 4e struction from the fire of the fortress. On the Bth, the artillery was begun to lie•land ed ; 9 mortars were destined to form three batte ries on the Isle of Sango, an insulated rock, at the entrance of the harbour, and on which, doubt less, it Wkis never supposed that large artillery could be placed. In the nights. of the 9th, 10th, and llth, ten other mortars and four 12-pounders were dragged by main force from a creek where they had been landed behind a ridge which concealed them from •the enemy. We worked without interruption on the epaulments necessary for covering them, and on the trench by which communication was to be had with' the ammunition depot. On the evening of the 12th, all the artillery was in posi tion', for Ming to the north of Frederickitein, and at the distance of 22,000, paces, a battery of ten mortars, and a ricochet battery of four pieces of cannon, exclusive of the batteries on the isle to the west of the fortress. These works were con cealed from the enemy. In the nights of the 11th and 12th, the garrison was kept on the alert,.by counterfeiting surprises, and the Crown Prince recommended that they should he repeated every night, both to fatigue the garrison, and to embrace the oppOrtnnity, if it should occur, of really surprising the fortress. On the 13th, at nine,in the Morning, the firing opened from all the batteries, was kept up till mid-day, and resumed at six in the evening. A bomb blew up a small powder magazine of the besieged, %via) returned the fire with great acti vity. Lieut.-Colonel Silfvertolpe and some sol diers were killed, and an officer and some soldiers Nvounded. In the night of the 13th, the garrison had an. other surprise, which kt them ou the alert. On the morning of the 14th, the batteries of the,lsie recommenced firing with much correctness and effect; but it was resolved, that to avoid destroy ing: the town., into which a number of bombs had fallen, the large mortar battery should be trans ported behind two rocks, very near the fortress ; an operation less hazard ou s th an it at first sight appeared, especially as it appeared that the gar rison, though 1300 strong, durst not make any sorties or reconnoitre the works. On the 15th, before and after dinner, th e bat teries of ,Tan g o k e p t up a well-supported fire, to which the fortress made a less vigorous reply tha;i usual- In the eveuiug one of the mort ars il l a c e j • • ARMY CONTRACT. C ommissary in Chief's OffiCe, Great George- Nt'll e strett, London, Sept. 5, 1814. li. ai ro • Is hereby given to all Persons de -43ttt,,, , 41 Clrit racting to supply FRESH BEEF to his 1.4 4 1 , 5 : s L and r orcets to Cantonments, Quarters, and Bar undermentioned Islands bllliktth ~GueraseY, Jersey, • Alderney. '4 ill., -e "liveries are to commence on and for the 3j.of k arl: td ::‘ , lt ext ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and Ih iso ti , Teuder for Army Supplies," will - be received at I till L e et ',tor before Tuesday, the 27th instant (but none tell.. re ceiv e d „, ay p o after Tweii•eecieclt oo that day), and, if r, st, the - .11 t p ro postage must be paid.' til t ( th . 114 a1 must be made for the whole of the Islands , : 4 1"e: c l : r. " ° Ial must have the Letter which is annexed to I T l Yeri ka 7, Pfb l'erly filled up by two persons of known pro_ 4 41 ; , 0 - -611) g to become bound with the Party tendering in i t ,i, I.lilt , t „ Ng "'ea is the printed Particulars for the due per tillitt, ce 6 f th e Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed iir r l. r ' ta dk e it, i t a printed Tender, and the, rice expresied in l\Pti etil "lgth ; o ni i3r alh ee 4 l, °' the Contracts ybe had upon application at -'e of ' etw eeo the hours of Eleven and. Five; at the" kt lj • t he n- !PtltY C ommi:s • G neral Coope, Guernsey'; , and o lt i ce . . . S ar)- e °f n'ePuty Commissary -General Bent, Jersey. I t. . 411 ,„sr:r• T HOMAS'S HOSPITAL. - ._ •- , 4 44 C . i iV.,:II,EY COOPER. and Mr: HEN ll_ N„,N0i1.6,-.. , will begi n th e i r couitsp; of ANATOMICAL ~at i x ,Clll. LECTURES on SATURD.:•kY, ist of Oc -10 oCleck. • ' To '•;, 41111,, 4 • '‘ u/ V . A _ l ORNING,'.AT NINE O'CLOCK. •q • ...... RICH . WI-lEEL. • „ „,, 000 •• I. .:•.''' . • ... '. '..Pr'es of ' ', '..10 " ,(t00 . ~.....• ... , .. .. ................ 5,000 .1.. • '••...• ••• .. ....................... 2,000 ' . • .................... • 7 • •• • • 7 ........ 1,000 ki 11•............• . . ..... : .................... 500 T„ :. •-.:',' • • • ::...• • • • .. ................. ...... 200_ • ',/;;ll,oesiaes 6 ..... ... ;00 . 1 . . 7 i01 . . . and 201. • i...ll,4l_l,ttitovv. is the SECOND DAY, 1 1 d i;41,4414.41.•?.41),,A1', S eli, • ternber 17, t 6,.,..N '-'l_. G is the THU) . and LAS'!' VIV.fP.I4u S HARES, tvarranted Undrawn,,arg sell ''''•l-I.,c4onidltet)* the Contractors, ......- ~_ 31 Aldgatc ti igt N,11;:-.), Cli a ' ritig ) :l 0 ; No. street. 'IN Prizei,carlsare Floating s in the Wheel. ~ P AV (,),,WEsT INDIA PLANTERS. I \l _ , 11 1 „iri 11-.Vv NT IMPROVEMENTS ~°''t'i ' t 1..',f,',,5-exrioN CONCERNS, which will rite& an r'ih. j d°l '' ''eti°ll Exopo• pvese ' rre the Neg roes, and hit,•+!•therit 10 14 1 th o _ , -- ' --Cse' b se er ., by betters of Ap hikvHst , i , at th i , , k 'I ii • tnour,-Lia) a ly • 1,, lil . 1; . .TAN UFACTORY - if,i.COLLIdE, Mi , t , - , ~,LIPL . 'te ll 'flgineer B•ii". -mail, Lambeth. W here , al , - )111;r'i4L,CA'itlits ,P,...:l'Ek-i•''Ae-xr-Lai.:•:lllF,v, and , ROXLs tor /',, 111 +. (.1 I f %('-'I•S, patronised by ins Royal kiigh .s ne o ss , 111-Ore,l'„,.°t'l,tk" their Rov•il Highnesses the Duke t_ ti 4 4Zrik i i °4 o , ll l( i o l t• ~"t, r and (.:un!loeFlatid ' and upwards of , -.llipi r .. me rineipal Nobility and ' Gently of . t 11 , e h , e t Wh ose Carriages are upon that Constitn..- . 411 1 . , - • .), '--- . , IIY fi l ‘ .4 t- s INIPERIAL C ' OTTON TWINE CLOTH, 11,1 b IN \ j'atea tre,.. from any Mixthre whatever. '4[tjTY'S ROYAL LETTERS P.‘TENT. Mksll'il/4Y - hh 'oad A , N Ts and FAMILIES arriving froni ; , 1 - be 4:1-`c..-afe respectfully informed by IlePat s t in itt ie e 4th t 1 4 1 tati,..!,V.:d with the . above, stamped, in single p ot4 \l' • ` 4 es, from 2s. 6'd. to 4s. 6d.. per yard, .at the pt,441je.14tit,.,•tati,,eh„,„.,, • No. 15; Clicup,side,-tiand Price no . 4 ; I t , ), „ nd !conomy tbeing.nearly- half l P e„ tli 'r kr "' ill .- i ts great conduciveness to Hcalth' peld t 41 4 i, e at e,et"etS. of Sudden transitions from Ileal. to (...c! ,,,, 1),.. 1 t : : 41 !ii t„ i l e !s.ei &c. renders it most desirable Jrte u.., to t,,,, t it i rlie t-Very indvidual. 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