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- - -40 :i ciTi a s7' - -fr { 501• - 67 )1 • . \ THEATRE ROYAL, DI.WRY-LINi:. 1 , HIS PRESENT EVENING, i\larch 7, 'will , 'be 14:rforim.d the Trageay. o f II KING RICHARD THE THIRD. 0 4 Of Gloucester, Mr. Kean; - Lady - Anne, Miss Boyce. jelhorrow, To which will be added, URN OUT. - The Siege , of Belgrade ; with The Apprentice. \........, 4, T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I 'I PS PRESENT EVENING, March 7, will . 0e performed the Serious Opera of ARTAXERXES. .. - . . Artaxerxes, Miss Rsinnell; Mandane, Mis's Stephens. -After which, T • THE DEVIL TO ,'.AY: 0 Which will be added the new Grand Pantomime of T0.,,, (rr HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS. "v, Tile Farling- 3 Wile; with The ‘Vandering Boys. kiliA ND HA B MON I C FESTI VAL.—For Ctik.othc BENEFIT of the WIDOW of-the late JOEIN rd' DOYLE, late of the Theatres Royal, Cevent ri{4;.Lesl),, an,l Bath.—A LONER will take . place at the 4 . l'o. , k`iONs' TAVERN, on FRIDAY 4eit. Dinner th p.." , e to be provided by the House, at I is. each peison . e'"'idne. is i tended for the Mr. iT 7 NDEN, president Mr. CIE TAYLOR., - Dc STEWARDS. Mr: Clarke, , John Davey, Bellamy, Dow On, Dignurn, Pytie, Knight, at halt past four °'cl() at the Bar of thi r tickets is reemmen ,day next , puty. Il l', Ineledon t r oadliorst Ali • ' tibh ons Terr a ii (Sass, , iB U s 111',1' On Table Sri„ e4 Qll, to be bac las t ' fot , Ntedtie, Mr. Love. zrove, Weoh, J. Smith, G. - Smith, Gattle, King, • Field. 'lck precisely, Tickets, e B. An AO, as none will be ,-......., N V ItIZES Or TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. I, & C . &c. and ONLY ONE 10 DRAW. ..,X.T MONDAY, March 14, is the - last Day 14 4 „"tt i ..,tl )rawitig, %Olen the FIR.ST TICKET drawn a Prize vi;\ ' l . will re'Leivo, in addition, TWENTY THOUSAND 4 bs. 2.. 1_ 8.. 1.. TIIE WHEEL CONTAINS_ !.,C.20,000 2,000 1,000 500 ........................ `110„. A;id the full proportion of otherPrizcs. "Y "r , ; and SIIARES arcsselling, warranted Undrawn, (iOODLITCK, and Co. Stoth-brokers, Paw, ?"traCtors for the LAtery, at' their Offices, Corner of ing,;:oqiidin gs ,C o inhill, and facing the King's Mews, Char ,PURD'S ORIi7INAL PECTORAL BALSAM 1 4 . ,. Herb t;EI - iOUND, an ek'aot Preparation from that h„,"nown erb ;it has obtained the pre=eminence (be precedent., 'for the Cure of the above Complaints, of 1 4 , 5 'eh tlse authenticity can be ascertained, by application at ci, a ' t the respectable Venders of Medicine, in all the prin co:.4lCities and Tons in the Kingdom ; _the popularity and ' 4l effects of this w inv able al Medicine need no superfluous ; t •ents, a; tht ex!ensive demand proves its superiority as vlv e ' . l 4lie Medicine to g , ve immediate lief. 'the Public will 1.4 e to ().)•erve it cannot be ga;nuitii., unlesi each bottle is 44 4 41 T1 to an Affidavit, attestud at the Mansion-house, Lon 0*41,e i I), 1595 ; and sitr.nedin his ciwn hand. K i . tt. .(lSttlie at 10:. tid. 4s. Cd 2s. 9d. anti Is. 9d. each, J o ! O N Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard • Sa n Ev a „`" ° ' tiouch-vard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; ” 1, 4 2, I , 1 . n • R Johnston, Greek strcet, Soho, ' Ain " - e ' , Oxford-street; Green, Barbican ; Weston and 0 11 ' ;by the otil -Propiietor, R. Ford C Gos `l.)l.oe4e", 'tear Isling 3 ton, fruitsßarbican 3,2 d by It. I3ut ori. IIIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. 4• • N,, ANTI-ATTRITION . COMPOSITION. „' 4- . 1. 1111.11.) Part of a halt-crown Box of cualposition will, on a Carriage, Coach, or Wag- Vir, 4 . lisw er better tha7 - ; Twenty Shillin r ,i. , sworth of any kind gaci i i 4s e; and on a Steam-engine, in Mills, or any kind of Uf tlie Public save by its use, in all cases, upwards 1 4 ',;, e . e f l , indred 'per Cent. exclusive of saving . wear and f r -l e and labour. It also preserves Polished Steel A!-ti-- ~ 'siU tn kost, tndevery kind of Wood - and Wooden Build lruot the We . ather Worni and Dry-rot ; and Carriages, " s or ,-upwards of One Thousand " onsi,travel .1 only one pri m i n g. e whlesllo ), ' I 4III N , eftnd . retail, for the PATENTEES, at No. 40, th e i `'"CBOSS, near the Admiralty, London ;. aud, 1, 4 0k54 a Vointment, at most ship-chaudlers,..prAnttrs, er s, libra r i es , s t at i oners; druggists, medicine %_are -1111-Ite', r itr fun'ters ironmongers, - cutters, ' coachinaeers, • sed,H:Pers, coaeli'and waggon offices, oil and colour sl ops, Pri ee tr P and shopkee ers in the United gdom, in boxes, 14 '1 2 1 1 ,4: 1 ' 1 11 : 1 . ss. 6d P .; I ' OS. 6d.; one guinea, and two gm , th hy 1) ,., most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this Discovery ‘1,4 i s :veu at the Patentee's Office, No. 40, Charing-cross, The at p 9lose places where it is appointed to be sold. ( -' ll are reuo ;st d to be particularly on their guard bist,, s , spovions 'Co l. Mi e wsition which /is attempted .. to be . fif Upon them to Prevent the Effects of Friction, instead t Olii;..' lc ,_ ll it is in , ons: to hlachiner &c. and none is go -I'att the which aI 1 with it arc .teut d h• y-' been obtained. The dtg3W I). Bellamy," and k 6; -- "ng•s i s i counterfeit . which is for thet;4tad any person making ' use of a'Composition by which • , e rnees are defrauded will be prosecuted. • • To V G. ,YESTONFAN MEDICINES.—CASE S 7! 1.4...,6ari5: Gtrust o No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars. • VII ill r ;traordituary Cure 1 have lately received 4 1 zr „, f r"ni the use of vour'Guestoniao Medicines, binds me 1 4, - ", l tude to make known to the Public, the wonderful ef the - 6 °l Your most salutary means in disorders of pain. fn lmi__e.giuning of March, 1814, in consequence of takii?g cold .)I Itajt,'.unilln. a course of Nrercury fora Liver complaint , Ciright7yacked with a most excruciating pain 111 the back a ) u i ti__ . te lit which in the course of six gays rendered me intat. to a " 'Olowing my us ua l emp l oy. • hi this situation I applied i,it,eifsifbouring Surgeon, who recommended an exte.mal 1- 40, ( ; a t i ° 7, , which I persevered in using for about five, tie , , l . - findiug; my pain still' cOntieue with the same ~,,:, at of violence, and my strength very much decreas t; r the request of my friends, I applied, and was admit -3v-i4"1"? std "to St. Thomas' - Hospital, where I eontinued for about (tr out 'lt hinting strictly :tethering to eve'ry . direction - laid down, the least relief; in fact, 1 was . now become i 4 •the continual agonising pain) so reduced in - strenith as W hen incapable of walking without the assist Aide of a stick; di fortunately fottonately hearing of the wonderful cure your Me it,) .rs had effected on my neighbour, Mr. Dowling, (in Case ~,,t,i:ll resolved on making- application to the same means, hut ,ie',!., stronger hopes than expectations of - deriving tiny he ,l':atti'll' a ,; l l:, o ' u ti t.:' , to my. great joy and surprise, in less than .. front• the - time I comineuced the first anti % ;'' of time Medicines, - found myself so - much relieved., as vilaeurilittietalit, to walk home wittniut a stick, and with by continuirp , the Lotlan und.Pills fur -one t . - a : th hul asw perfectly freed fr, '" ini every symptom of the dis -0 e tis not:" all for which I am obliged—te moreliver %.teitplaint which I had been iiifering under fur than eayears, and had resiSttil the strangest preparations of rt er it eu :Y, an ' d other means preset Med by several of the most N o "-ot fi Medi ca l Practitioners, as coitipiet e ly cure d b y I reT J .. 6 ve w or six boxes of your Antimereimal Bilio u s Pill s. — 3 in perfect health, your much obliged Sets - ant, No , WILLIA3I Mon t .us r . • 2 r.hatig's Gardens, Holland,-street, lilackfritu's-road. . . TT is an Axiom, the truth of which ca,mlot lie controverted, that a FINE HEAD of 'HAIR is the.most prominent Trait of BEAUTY ; and the only Article that will effectually produce this beantiful.Ovnament is • • • ROWLAND'S MACASSAR.OI4. Under the angniit Patronage of their . • Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales, :and. Dulie of Anisex, ins Serene nighties§ the I)ukt BrunSiiiek, his Excellency the Spanish Andeissador, by their special Authority; also by the' Navy and Army, an s d most of aloe Nobility.. This 011, composed 'of Vegetable ingredients. from the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies, possesses salubrious prOperties, which eradicates all Impurities of the human Hair, prevents its .falling off or turning grey to" the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest Mare, and produces a Inxuriapt, growth . on the baldest plactib produces an inimit able natural curl, and renders the Hair; either natural or ar tificial, beautifully sot, and glossy, arid adds'a pleasant per fume; in fine, it renders the tresses inexpressibly attraetitur,, promotes the growth of whiskers, eye-brows, mustarhios, &c. It is perfectly innoxious; and raw with safety be applied to the Hair of the young - est Child,and he beneficial effects pro duced are fully explained. • Rowland's Treatise on the Hair is included with each Bottle. As this Book is pirated, and the Oil ccrunterfeited, it is especially necessary to observe, -that . each Gennine Bottle is signed on the outside label, in r•-ni. ink, " A. ROWLAND andSON." in their own hand-writing. Sold at 3s. 6d. ios. 6d. and 11. 15. per bottle, by . the sole Preprictors, A. .ItOWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Hat toa-garden, anti, by appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne-street; Messrs. Smyth, and Co. Perfumersvto hisMalety, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, 1). Ri;ge, 35, Overton, 47, Tamer, 75. New Bond-street; Thevenot and Co. Old' Bond-street, Berry, 17, Greek-street; Johnston, 13, ditto ; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-streeti .Low, 330, Strand ; NeWhery and Sons, 45, Shaw and' Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rigge, 65, Butler, 4, Chef+ psi de; Bryiyling, . Walker, and C 9. Borough; Barclay and Sous, 95, Fleet-market ; iurgess,Corsitor-street, Patty, Butts, ;nod .Co: Lombard-street; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Exchange; Weston, 219, Strand; Bacon, 150, Thorns, 45, Grange, 115, Oxford-street; Marquis, Colennam-street; and by tll Perfumers, and Medicine Venders in' London, and of Europe. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TY.ll.n, OR IMPERIAL DYE, a preparation of wonderful metannorpbosin7powers, which will immediately and - effectually change Red-or -Grey Hair, Whiskers, eye-brows, &c. to a. beautiful Briwn. or . Black, which cannot be removed by washirg, &c.--iti-p!r fectlyinuoxions, and is compounded of vegetable Substances. A single trial will prove its superior went. Price 7s. Gd..per Bottle. • • OFFICE; 0 ,Q 4 D .W. 41 I ;F114.,,,43,j 18pT THE PR J CIPALYOFTIeER.S of His 11141- - JEST ("AR.P.V.4.VCE. - do. gii;r That. Prolio.yals will be rZep:ocd,.Ot y the.(.c 341, aai or fitfore ,tl - Altykkay thillaref i t such as nzay willlag 1; undertake . 77,eS'ajiii . iy of, Fora foi- the Ordnanee'hiorses s?.di iJ;eit' 11:471,1tiaiing Districts, to be delivel ed•at the Ea - pence of the CV4i".actor, Noitli..Britain, • • .. Northern, Yorkshire, ' • Eastern, exclusive of War • ley , - Southern, exclusive of Ch.at ham; South West, ineduirnlg rt s month, Isle of Wight, and • Cluistdatreli; ' • Wester 4,. ~?'uolw~irh with ~ its Depend-, eneics, m Walde'y and ChatliThn, • Weedop,.Nprtlianip:.on&lrire, for a period of Six Months, from Mel.y of 4rilnyt, The Oats to Le good, sweet, dry, and clean, „without any 7nixture of Foxy *pi" 3lo;i4Wrnt Wits, - and nins7 - 67 weigh less than 37 pounds per If' inehoster BuSlel; the Ilify to be stiket and dry, and delivered in Trusses . of 561114. weight. • - - The Straw to b'e goog,, clean, and dry,./Theat Or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 861bs.weighi. The Pricer: tii Le paid for the reip - CCth.ec.)ac; kith's of each Article Whiele . may be delivered, el Ira' f6llowi~tg rites; viz. For 'the .Oats at per handrelliionnds; Avoirdupois umight.. Fur the ifay at per hundred 4nd twelve pounds, . • For the Struve. at . per hundred and tuiele pownds. 'The Proposals may be lelivered seParitely or jointly for two or More of the said Districts, and it t% expected that the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the Period of his Contract,. ?:zay accumulate, mething an• allow awe for .the satire, _after the rate of per Horse per Further Particulars May • be hnot`cn,upoW Applii..ation to the' Officers covrmanding 'the Royal Artillery in each Dis trict, ani also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mali afore said, any clay between the hears , of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must •bc delivered, ,staled up cjncl indors ed, " Proposals . for Forage ;" but no Prop6sals can be ad mitted after the Said isth March', at Twelve Clock at Noon of the same Dayrneither will any Tender be notieed,.unless the Party making' it, or' an Agent on his behalf, shalt attend. By Order of the Board, • " • , • • R. TI. CREW, Secretary. BRITISH .PAINT MANUFACTORY, 'e2, QUEgN STREE'T CHEAPSID,E, LONDON. - • J Public tl nt , Co. o , res p e s tf9ll y the pr ipare the Chiap IMPE- NETRABLE PAINTS at the following-Prices, : InVisible Green scis.; Dark Green 7Gs.; and Olive Green 119-s• per ewt.ifine deep Croon 6d:to'es. per 1b.; 7 --Slate, - Lead, and Stone Colour, 565.; Chocolate rids.; Red or Brown Paint 425.; and White Paint 64;..per•civt. &c:—Prepared Oil to thin them for use, 7s. per , gallon. These Paints are very ornamental, and may he applied . widi advantage to all purposesof Osettil Painting, both inside attil outside,wlere a .handsome appearance, durability, and eco nomy are c ,nsioerations ; but for .Park Palings,,,Out-build,- ings,Stneco and PlaiSter,Frouts, lrFni and Wood Hailing, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist the effects of Weather its' an astonishing deg-ree. Upton and Co: hare also to acquaint the Public that. they prepare Coal Tar Brown of two kind.:, viz. common Coal Tar Browii . at Its. per eel. and Yenned 'Coal Tar Brown at 215...; they. are both applicable to the covering rough genchig,, runs Tiles, Weather Biiarding, and Wood, under Groun(l or Water, for which last purpose the relined Tar Brovi‘n is parti cularly recommended, as it is' indissoluble in Water; it alsp dries hard, and is of a veryAood colour. I *„±k Painters' Oils, Colours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cal: for Catile.—Merchants, Captains, and the Trad6,, supplied upon advantageous terms. ort1: is►~` G tile to 7th, via psigu , : Gar' 4 1, 00. :mate' t, I ft t la P. app A C 00? ent• to Itiestael the :°I brit' „U f .10" i the , iV It E •If, tila} ° " ~~ vo rf f ;, • ,71 , ;i Lio r 1 . 5 0' '301°,011 Esq . :a r i t f 0- Ntoo.' rA . I - I ; 4 ' I til e"' 3rl tD e VV, ~dif •ars , . o os' l e r ty 00" Cr 3c v, Itr -g ,j. arcOe 6 4, 4 4 -DISTRESS IN GERMANY. • A BOUT Eight Years ago, the CILAMITIES. occasioned by the War in different PROVINCES of GERMANY giiVe ri , e to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma tion of a COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the distresses 'on the Continent. . ' . _ By the generosity Of the British Public, the suns of - nearly 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued multitudes fi-oril the tremity of want ; but at no period since the existence of this Committee, has the mass of - every kind of misery been so great, in the country to which their attention wat first di rected ; where the many sanguinary battles fsfught in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Siwsny, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, suffaings, al most unexampled in the annals..of history. ' . The Committee are anxious to itnpress_upon„ the. minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British support, they tare remitted to ditiirent parts of Germany .to the amount of near 40,0001 Amount already advertised - t h. 37,913 12 5 'Subscriptions sincereceived:— CorporationoftheCity , At the Meeting,, High of London, by Vote Wveemh, Rev. of Common c'ouncil 525 0 Judson - - Exeter abd Devon As- . The Vetruvian Lodge sociation, Ist reinit- - of Masons. ut :lust', tance - - - 600 0 Herefor,i;hire - 10 0 Char es Smith and Co. Rev. Rolit.lll'Collock, '• Rath lone -plac e 2 .2 Ddirsie, Scotland 5 . 0 The'Gentlemen of the • .1. W. per A. Horne - 2 0 Academy of Box and cloth workers'Company, • Son - 21. 2s. Bd. per ditto - 1-00 0 John Rayforcr,' E.g. • 15 1 s Hayter, Esq. • , 10; 10 J. T. Von Esq. 80 0 C. C. Cammeyer Door- 20 0 William Price - , Esq. 5 5 milli -' '. - cci - o Crossbraok-st reef Cha- A.Frieud of C. C.. D. 50 .0 pel aiTSchool,Ches- - • M.Parliinson,Carshal- hunt, Rev. Mr.Wey- - ton •,- • - 5 5 bridge - ' 12 1 Mr. H. Davies - 2 o MissCrauley, Airesford 2 . 0 Messrs.Cobbdson,Mar- Ross; • 1-lerefoidshire, I.tate - - 10 10 Rec. 'l'. Underwood 21 0 Mr. .John Davies - 1 1 Scotch Church, Swat- . . Itev.T. L. Freer,:fland- • • low-street, Rev. Dr.. ' worn h,'.Stall'ordshire 5 5 Nicol - , 501. 71. 64. - Airs. Freer -- . . 1 1 Ito:. Win. Brooks, Co., ' Titus Owen - -, 3 0 centre - - ' '.2 .0 .E. Gootlliart, Esq. =..25 '0 Subscriptions rfccived at-the Bars of the City, of Lon,lon Tavern (Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stuck Exchange; and at ail the Bankers in town-and coAiltu. • • K.H. mAar'N' `Secretaries. LUKE - HOWARD,j HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE Efficacy of „these Pills ,in -Bilious Com plaints, Bead-ach, 'Heart-burn, &c. are well-known, by ?nary years experience. litinuigestion, Loss of Appetite, 11;.bitual Costiveness, and those numerous train of .4iseasts, • arising from Constitqtioiis debilitated ISv hot climates, as well as the more frequent indulgences. in the various luxuries of life, these Pills produce tlie most happy effects, and they - Are: so innocent in their nature, as to,require - no restraint. . • Sold by E. Edwards, 611, St. Paul's London, price es 9cl:i the_donhle box 11. 61.; and by all dealtirs in Genuine Patent Medjcines. Td THE NOBILL,TY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC, A Letter from W. DRAYTON, Esq. Sion-Bill, Bath, to Mrs. VINCENT, No. G, Davies-street, Grusvettor-,square, Landon. Madam, SHOULD think myself , leficieut in duty to society and you, were I to withhold'iny public testimony to Cue grlitedicacy ! or your GOWLAND'S tOTIOZ.,T, :which ri: i have seen perfeed by the adm i inistratiog of it n a case under my own roof. A young gentleman, a.ged .about seven years, son of a Co lonel in the army, was afflicted with 'a virulent and sore erup tion : the .complaint resisted• various applications from the united consultation of three physicians of eminence, and con tinued to grow worse under the regimen prescribed, when .a lady, who had received a cure of a very had case of Scurvy in the face of several years standing, - by your GOWLAND'S LOTION, recommended a trial' of the same remedy.—lt was aliplied under my own inspection—the disease gave way—and three quarts of your Lotion performed a radical cure of a dis order which had been of about four years duration, and had baffled the skill of several physicians eminent in their pro fession. 'From rev conviction of the above core I recommended your GOWLAND'S LOTION to a lady whose face exhibited a very disk , Teeable , eruption, (even large pustules, and as one died away another appeared,) so much so as to prohibit her going into e company ; a pint of your GOWLAND'S LOTION effcct end a cure, and she is now free from eruption. I am, Madam, &c. • WILLIAM DRAYTON. Stild by Mrs. Vincent (Sole Proprietor of Dr, Cowland's M. S. Receipt) No. (1, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; Bacon and Co. No. 150,, Oxford-street; Newbery and Sons, and Edwards, St. Paul's Churchlarci; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Chltreh-yard; Barclay, fleet-market ; and by all the re spectable Venders of Genuine Medicine in Europe, in quarts, 109. Gd. pints, ss. Gd. half-pint, 2s. 9d. DEPTFORD VICTUALLING-YARD, F6_24 4 '104. - T HESE - are to give - Notiee„ that on Thursday, • the 10th of litarelt next, at 10 o'Cloci . in Fo?e noon v iii be E±POSED to PUBLIC s..4l,E;'pt his Ma jeity's Victualling-Yard, at D'eptford,* sundry LOTS of the followink UNSERVICEABLE PIiOVISIONS' . and ST ,)RES, now lying in the sairl Yard, viz. Beead, Bread Dr-st, Flour, Flour-Sweepings. Raisins, Oat meal, Oatmeal Sweepings, Pease Screenings; Bakehouse Sweepings, Callavances', 4 Pot Barley, Butter, 'Cheese; Sugar, Beef, 'Pork, Suet, Lehger, Butt, Puncheon; --Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hOgshea'd; and Itundlet Staves, Wine Pipe and Hogshead Staves, Heading, tight and dry;' a quantity of Boards Eads, Fire Wood, &c. &c. • A Deposit of 25!. per veld; is tp be made upon the amount of ca,lc lot et the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-mowy paid before the Stores are rembred, i far which purpose a yeriodof 'working days will be allowed from the day of sale; the Buyers particularly' obseving, that not,. less than one-hall of the quantity is to be taken awn y fromthellre 2 mises Within the first seven days, andthcremaludi:; in the seven following days, otherwise the deposit Money ,wia-be forfeited, and The Provisions or Stares remainthe'Propertkef the . Crown, as no extension r!f time will, on any acConnt,"!C • - %>- ( 44. z. M , ON DAY,. MARCH 7, _sl4, ~, . ~f= ~. .r OFFICE OF 0111):K1NCE, Feb:l3, 1514. THE_ PRII*3IP/11 , pFFIGERS - of JESTfr'S -01-IDN.:INt!E do herebY Notice, That Proposals Will be received at their Office on or befm-e:Friday; the - 11th . of March lee..ct,:tr'oT..s-ith.fle,r sons a4* may be witting toundertah. - ethi,'7upply of WI-ifF,- BARLIONk'S for Service of this Department fora period of Three Years, dettr x atioAte after the expiration- of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Patternm of the Articles' may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storiiheeper7-o,ffice in the Toz&r. • .dnd furtker Particulars, together with the Tcrws anti Con, ditions of the : Contract,: may. be , known at the Secretary's Ofice,• l ot• aforesaid, .any Day between the hours of -I'm and: Four • where the -Prop2sals must be dcl;.vered, •sealed -• and indorsed " Proposals for Wlieelharrows 1 'bat. n Proposal can be • admitted Vier the said - - nth of 31arch at ,- -Twelve o'clock at .iVon of the smite " dayi, neit he''' . will 'irpy. Tender be noticed,. un less the - . -Party niaking it, bt• dn :dgetit in 'his behalf; shall ' attend. • y 07: . (1W Of the Board, • • • '.'_ 7R. H. CREW , Secretary.' rPitTrE SINPF,NCE-HA,LFPENNT. FRENCH P 4 PE ~ 'S.—[bitrtlier Extracts.] qt' three soil AfARSEILLES ^ , .of the line and thres,frigates sailed from Toulon .on the 12th instant, under the command of Mini-. ral Costnao,- to- meet a ship' of the line that was • . - expected , frOni Genoa: They fell in English fleet to the southward of Cape Side, .60 .contntiunrtheir course for Toulon in defiance of. all the ti anceuvres of the enemy, who ipurined ihenn under a eln,d of canvass.' rrhe'llathno•-o yessels iros.ed without being. much- noilestecl; . b t the Aomului and . the Adrte-nne' brought.np the rear, were'!•hard presydAyall the shi& of . the eneMy:i. The 'Ro- IttithisThad 4W...sustain:an . - .actionsjth two thee 'deckers; -atla• defended. herself Nalialktly, up..o potting- fight as she ! stood .1):0'.ore the %find. Artekan ; action of thiee-gliako:.%-,Opkrish - Ou(., the 1.,-Irolelqn,a4on - came, to asichpr in ' the• Thll e onni-Itor , 1! a (1: 0.4 ureic put d• e..A . iirie iorist 'have.been considerable..* ship..exipectesrliorn Genoa left it on thb 1,11 - th, , and entered Toulon on, the 14th in the niOrning. Erench squadron was; (Ai (l y, under sail; aril the enettq's squadron was in sight. MILAN, ri:lsr--1-9:---.The Prince Viceroy having diree . ce . 44kie R Citi a rll up on, Sa 1 oi-to, wh clx• place the enemy had pushed. a column of 2090 men',. took possessiojr'tr)at city on the 16th, i;i(.ll , na!t4CeO( resistalite.-• The you'll g chas . keurs . of_ the: guarAl l Wjth tke-bray.eXptonel- Pe raldi at tbeir,bep4, carried., Jit , tlye.point of the bayonet, the Onterigi\te of the city, which the enemy bad entreitclied'"''ftis= exploit g'ecure.s the left of the army,' which the enemy was•endea . , vonring,to,digurb,on,the side ,of the mountains. The enemy fled towards,Toscolanoih the greatest disorder, and iwas pursued sword in hand : we, took front them . one: officei':, sub , offieirs and soldiers. have •ha.d 39 wounded, —and killed ; among the hitter We have et) regret three. officers. The flOtilla- 6n`othe Lake of Guarda - , conituandsed by Captain Tcrnpier, connibuted to our successO)ycannonading-the enemys columns on the roads_ skirting the Lake, which, forced from to 600 nith ter•disii(ffse themselves in Ole rnountains - ,-aftutjunwing away their ; arins, -13e ,neral, Theodore Lechi has rommunicated to the R o ya. 6.4ii•rds flit Prince Viceroy's'satisfaction with the conductsof the troops :Employed action. • • • •••••Ll'ile• - acconnts • we receive ilfdin the Lini , that FielitMarshal-Bellegarde' li a .4 •fit.<d.hiieliead , qti•arters• LieureAnt c•G‘leeraLcbuupNruperg. his assumed withii. these two days the command of the Austrian triiropt in iiisolitic. : .CFire - re.serters wgrec.that the*enemy , suffers j grem ly.for waut s furage.• 4 . 00 e cams-not „mall titne - 20 trnssus,fil . hay •anck a 's . ack of oats:b.etwee.trAhe . and' the Mincin.. Since oui.the.-Stl, , the :enemy has been „rein ' forcerkby, t 4 e: of cavalry of llnbenzol leriri--aud• a..r.egitnent •of.:cuir s essiets, said to be-rh at of Sonunariva. The enemy have latelyt.repiirt d •at rollFiltt thatrS an it* I,v ggorrs.; 7 - most' -toVra 11 poll. the saldifces wx)ntided in ilie-last,battle: ES iSEI3 t•h..regi raetit of 'cui rassiers baited here :on the. 4 7itrst.• • Several to .lt,mns.o troops-travellink, po.st;;,. forming-a...corps 0f:*..1 - o,oo.o••infantry,• passecLthirough the•depart :ment-iu the course art'--the week . . i'wo regiments 'of •fusileers fhllowed,*and..proceeded . to Lyons! PE RP TG 4 : , .:A N; • FEJ3r .--4fic in e fortresses in - this4epartment arello‘icoup.let.eN fttrnisheq with • .previsitins,•an÷in the.bCst state of defence.: •• - 11'1,?:13. 25. 7 . --• We tatfve . i.vecii v ed . bets from a Chateah beyond Trtli.cs:: Theoncinubove excr ciSe(r4tll Mitt in Cr Of alt valtations-Ahere .caiintry is beconliev. a • desert,- t Re inhabit s i-rets Litre iidd; . fiji - mil s eS . itround 'ra - ori•a head of , cattle is to be found. There!.p.rpi s aits - a gyfat spinnotity betW.een th.o-ltussian - hel..Ad s stil s an.officers . . They • refuse :,ttiAtidge . Eat together: Many bloody quarrels have - taken ptace between them tothe coUrt-yard of the Chateau: The Ilussians-treat the Anstrians*with the -most :insulting contempt. The inhabitants of the invaded countries . !woke a great . difference between .the soldiers of the two nations, : he Austrinns 'are, indeed, very exor bitant in their demands, but they Are not cruel ; whereas the Russians have. an instinctive-ferocity which nothing can soften: One seeks in vain to. • distinguish the vassal - from the. man who is sup posed to have recelved•some education. Tbciat-. ter has, indeed, some external apnearance.of u;;•- bani s ty, which excites some hopes; but one 'is soon undeceived, and the natural disposition 're sume's its enipire. MILAN; FEE. 14.---The'Senate having delitie-•- rated o'n the Proclamation'of the Prince Vicenny to the People of Italy, ha 3 icsolved Imperial Highnes.s the following Address :•-•••'-' " Prince,-Yon hare spoken to the Italian people ; ant? at your voice all those among us baresallied, who are faitidul to their sovereign, to" their country, and 40, their honour. During peace, you provided with paternal solicitude,-aqd wise 'foresight, for till the wapts of the kingdom, and Opent:td to it all the sources of public protperity,- Now the din of 4. new war calls you.agiiin to arms tar our defence. "You have found means during three • monais,. to •ogpose 'to the ene my suelra resistance, that the .giieatest Bart of use territory, protected by your powerful arm, has remained uudtsturbed qiiiil4tthe conflagration which rageg in the rest of Eilrope. this tranqUilthv would certainly neflu,ve !Jain , interrupted a mornent; 'but 'for an event which has n' paralkUiti thehis , Aory of natiepts. . But you i wilLtriumph over all intrigues and • machinations. Provaleuv. abhors' iiirx ' ratit and `aVenges violated hospitality. The star of Napoleini.still -stintes'With great leistre ; and if ymt, 'Prince, remain tit our bead s who, can fear. that s ictOry _wilt. abandon us ?. Prit;ce,—Tlie fate of this.line I;ingdoin your hanris; the whole people will be docile and will be eager to answer .to. your call. Your voice,iseoetratirg-the enemy s hg. u, wilt une coorageAl• the ttalians \vhii are sorrounded ey the foe, and whotu lie, seeks to seduce by -scuselss ko wises. W e a ll swear to unite with you : weide,vote to you oar sentiments,iour means,. and our peraons, and our oath is,sacred. Ali!. who would not b.e. proud of following; a guidewhose invincible valour the cneuiy tlketuselves pr4isel IPriuce tite- well, dei 7,3r1e. Los- 11 j ,, e, Sea - eas" 111 CY* UP " be is C'. froin Ea' t M c Ll' litar)V n tlt! 1114 0. 2 ~ie frool Fri. G eo. • Foot f itlllg~, to be, t-Su r-