The Sun. — London, England, 1804-01-16 00:00:00

~~ ~~, /fir Nvionuzi 3535.] THIATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO - ..MMROW" EVENING, Jan. 17, 1804, will be performed, 'HE WIFE OF TWO HUSBANDS. The Charadlers by Mc. Mr. lARTLEY , Mr. WROITGHTON, 4744 „,,G18T0N5, Mr. PALMER, Mr. DECAMP, 111 '.1OHNSTONE. Mr. BANNISTER, Nu. Mr. COOKE, - Mr. BURROWS, • .111 r. MAD DOCKS, Mr. W EBB. • - Mrt POWELL, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • , • And . BLAND,. • • In Akt I: ANEW Mrs DIYERTISEMENTt Composed by Mr. 13V N E. The al Characters by I vlr. BYR/iE . Master Princip BYRNE, and Miss B. MENAGE. • WITH CINDERELLA The Principal Characicvs by Mr. BYRNE, Mr.GRIMALDI, Master BYRNE, Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss TYRER, Miss B. MEN A GE , Mi ss intrsTow. or, THE - LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. Produced'under the Direction of-Mr. 'BYRN E. On Wednesday, the Comedy Of the Beaux Stratagem. On Thursday, The Wife of Two Husbands. On Eriday, Theinconstant ; Bisarre, ; Mrs. lorclan. saturday, A Tri,t to Scarborough Miss Hoydon,Nlrs. rdan. A new Comedy. in Eive Ads, called The Soldier's . Daugh er, is in p reparation, and will be produced as soon as Possible. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT;-GARDEN. TaMORROW EVENING, Jan., 17, 1804, wiii.beperform e d, KING HENRY THE FOURTH. • Kino - tenni, ,Mr. MURRAY ; The Prince-or Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Earl of Westmorland, Mr. WAUDY ; Hotspur, Mr. KEMBLE ; . . Sir lohn Falstaff, Mr. COOKE. Lady'L'ercv, Miss WADDY ; Hostess, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH On Wednesday, The PEROUSE. Stranger. • On Friday, O t h e ll o. The new Opera nic: The English Fleet will be acted on Thursday, and Saturda4y, next week. Cibber's Comedy of She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not, is in - rehearsal, and will be' produced immediately. WAR - OFFICE. _ NOTICE TO ()DEICERS IN THE ARMY. ,17,17ERAT., OFFICERS of the ARMY hav i ng 1,-, represented, that they have been required, by the As sessors, under the Property Aa, in the Distrids in which they are or have been stationed, to make RetutnS of their Mi litary Incorn.,- in order ro their hein assessed for the same in such Districts : Notice is hereby giv en i that all Officers of the Armyi'whether on Vull or Halt-Pay, will beAssesd o their Military Income, under the Directions of the Commis- s ioners , appointed by the Lords Co mmissioners of His Ma_ . 4esty's Treasury, fo r Assessing tile Army in General • Dated at the ar*Office, this 14th Day of Jan. 1804. By order ofthe Commissioners for Assessing the ray and Allowances of Officers in the Army. ' CHA. HAMILTON, Clerk. trinstrikaions for the Guidance of Officers in making tut their Military Income, are now preparin g . ---- W EDNESDAY NEXT. BISH respeff!utly Acquaints the Public, that - 4 - • the Thir nss d 'nay ill be of Dra wing of the . present Lottery -w next Wedday, until Tickets and Shares (warranted uncirawn) and may be had that at time both his Offices, N 0.4, Cornhil), and No.'s, Charing Cross, Where all Prizes from Twenty TbouLind to Twenty Pounds, will be paid on Demand.- The following is the Price of Tickets and Shares: Ticket : - - 'Bl. os . I. s. d. I. s. d. Half - 97 o I Eights 28 6 Quarter - 415 o Sixteenth 4 6 .11 * All Business in the Funds transafted with Fidelity and . • Dispatch. • ' WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, AT Nine o 'Cl oc k , the STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing at Coopers' H • Day and Tomorrow will continue on Sale, from Eight in the Morning tilt Eight in the Evening ;, and on Wednesday IsThrning tiU Nine o'Clock, at the Corner of Bank Buildings, Vcrrnhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews,. Charing- Cross, the Licensed Stare Lottery Offices of RICHARDSON, GOO DLUCK, and Co. • ._. NAVIGATION AND MILITARY STUDIES . +Witte NAVAL and MILITARY ACADEMy DR IVICN D- HOUSE, Paradise-row, Chelsea, WILLIAM GARRARD, Examiner and Cer s.,!',./cie :tifter to the Hun. East India Company, of their vim rs in Natuical Astronomy and Author: of the New .. Method of redueinz T the sanaion of the -unaf O bservations, which has received "II- Cia mmiQ ' sioner i - of 4.ongitude s East India Company and Trinity Boar'd ; continues to Board and to Educate Young Noblemen and Gentlemen in the Theory 'of Navigation, and quality them in every requisite_to corn plete the Sea Officer.. . An essential advantage of this Institution is, in having a 'ship completely rigged on the premises tbr the practice of Seaanshito instruct the Pupils to Hand, Reef, and. put a seamanship, under the diredion of a person properly qualified Li that line, Gentlemen intended as Military Cadets are prepared and ll'endered.eligible to pass at Woolwich by Mr. Garrard, who V:scrhad the lourho of being nominated by the Hon. East had instrud them for that purpose. . --* M. Garr - (1' 1 Publications on the Longitude and Theo r r N 4 ' • 6 1 - ew • h. Ample and Concise m et i,,, xt ot Y o 0 avipt ion -, viz. Is. Acn e Tabip`se,,,",l9g Limar Observations, Acad ~,- ...,,,,-",444 'Hs SPa man's Preceptor„ may be Inc at i the Enlarg i ed T t ra le . Postern 41ovv, ein TA; —u ilo.A Mr. Smith, late Mount and Page, .4the ' ' ' $ - i I ondon ; also ,of Mr. Doim Teacher' of • - Math. matics Wirburt tL . Bristol. 011.5 L. . A? . _.----........„.....-..., - N INCREASE OFPROPERTY. 111 rad ero , ~enlan, Gentleman, or Person of Cita; Thousand Po:,,Zgaged in business, who will advcF i o n u a r `Concern that wilt i ll zia now. an opportunity to enga ge ' 11 igrei t TespetStabilit y e a: the most strip i ii it_i , t 0 which ..ri i n s of the an immense and tapid Stu l f great . rrimi It (le Purchaser will not be r e p i üblioly:in business, ti e is ' likely I to be made. The - nor will he.risk any othCtir ' ic ed ° .t"P.- ea r r ' . b ' e ever Called upon "fot-the payment of any futur perty,.o r this Concern. , Letters .(post-pid) add reS e' sed Sum to to G: arris, Esq: to be .401 at flit Stiatford Coffee-house Oxford-street, r will be itiffnediatelY attended to 1.714 e utmost secrecy and London, honour nRy be depended upon , to, References of the first LlC4pe4:4biiitv will be give a req uired. None-1311i • Principals- can be treated with. UPPER, GOWER 'STREET. _ I TO DE SOLD, Eightyears ti y nelcpired Term of a most excellent FiVIMILY HOUSE, in a suPe lior state of Repair, consisting of two large Drawing Rooms, 'with S tone Staircase. Eatin g and Breiikfazt •Parlour, with "4.Water Closet on the Ground Floor,. the Basement -replete with every convenience; a large Garden, with Coach-house, Tour Stall Stable and Harness Room, fitted:up after the most improved- method . Particnlars and tieltets%tri view of jaines NevOtint, Uphol- I terer, No. 63, Wardgur-3tr=t a Soho. i 1? T 1 . 4 , 1 T 0 MONDAY, J ANUARY 16, 1804. ASYLUM FOR DEAF AND DUMB, ORANGE ROAD, BERMONDSEY. AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI. -13 ERS to this Institution was held at the London Ta vern, Bishopsgate-street, on Monday last, for the purpose of electing Four Children into •the Asylum. From a list of 49 Candidates, the following were declared duly eleded : Robert, son of John and Elizabeth Cary, aged 13 years ; father a day labourer, with five children, two of which are in the same affecting -situation, one admitted into the Asylum William, son of John and Elizabeth Castle, aged it 786 years ; father a journeyman taylor, with three children, _ two of which are in the same alfeding situation - 7 61 Adam, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Randall, aged t years ; fathera waterman, with tour children -45 S William, son of John and Mary Sharp, aged 12 years ; father a journeyman miller, with nine children - 389 The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously given. to Stephen Hough, Esq. for his polite and impartial condud in the Chair. fan. to, 1804. HENRY C LEMSON, Deputy Sec. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Blenheim -street, Great Marlborough-street. MR. BROOKES will commence his SPRING COURSE ofLECTURES on ANATOMY, PHY SIQ LOGY, and SURGERY, on SaturdaY the fist instant, at Two o'Clock. • • The Disseeting Rooms are openarom Eight in the Morn ing till Two, where Mr. Brookes attends. An Apprentice, or a Pupil, may be accommodated in the Mouse. • •A -NEW•VOLUME... This Day was published ; in-One very large Volume, Oc tavo price Half-a-Guinea, in boards ; embellished. with striking Likenesses of Mr. Angerstein,, the Margravine, Sir R. Peel, Lady Hamilton, 'the Duke of Queensberry, Mr. Pye, Dr. Knox, Major Rennel, General Paoli, and the Marquis Wellesley; . • - MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 1803-1804; being a New Volume of the Work which, for several years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Career of popular favour. It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do justice to the Charaders, Talents. and. .Labours, of our distinguished Contemporaries. and in performing this ardurins task, to sa tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In Vie Six Volumes, which .are now published, will be found full, accurate, and impartial Memoirs of the LiVes of the most distinguished Persons in every walk of 'Public Life ; the Work may consequently be reeognized as the private Do mestic History of the Present Tunes. This 'New volume - contains-sir Robert Peel, Admiral Cornwallis, Dr. Kipling, General Medows, Mr. Almon, General Simcoe, Lord Ellenboroueb, the Granville Family, including the Marquis of Ruckihgharn, the Earl Temple, the Hon. T. Grenville, &c. Gener.d,Fawcett, the Duks of Queensberry, the Margray.rie' or Ansi)::c;:t. Gtocral Dunda - s, Mr. Gough, the Earl of Ca; lisle, the Bishop of Gloucester, Lady Hamilton, General Paoli, Mr. 13rattarn, Mr. Anger stein, Mr. Pye, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Marquis Wellesley, the Bishop of Bangorohe Duke of Northumber land, General Vallancey, , Tord Cathcart, Lord. Frankterr... General Urquhart, Major Retina, Dr. Knox, and the pi shop of Oxford. .With an Appendix, containing correded Memoirs ot Miss.Seward.and.;thetishop of Meath. Printed for Richard. Phillips, NO. 71, St. Paul's Church yard; and sold by all Booksellers. • . • Of whom may be had, the Five former Volumes, price Half-a- Guinea each. Dr.SHAW's AMPHIBIA, PLAIN and COLOURED. This,Ddy . .was published, With Four Plates, No. I. price is. 6d. or Coloured 2S. 6d. (to be ,comprised in 42 Weekly Numbers) handsomely printed in 'Medium Ntavo, with One Hundred and Forty Plates, from Original Drawingi byMr.'CrtushsgANKS, chiefly from Specimens in_ the Bnt:sh and Leverian Mu seums, and engraved in an elegant mariner, principally by Mr. 11EATti. • THE NATURAL HISTORY" of OVIPAR OUS or AMPHIBIOUS QUADRUPEDS, Com prehendint Frogs, "l'ortoises, Lizards, and Serpents. By GEORGE.S,HAW, M. D. F. R.S. • Printed for .G, Kearsley, fleet-street. Of whomi may be hadi_by the same Author, and printed to correspond with the preceding, in 63 Numbers, price is. 6d. each, or coloured z;. 6d. The History of Viviparous Quadrupeds. • This Day were published, In Four Vols. Bvo. with 96_ Quarto Paltes ; price Three Guineas, boards, RECREATIONS in MATHEMATICS and` NATURAL PHILOSOPHY ; containing amusing Dissertations and Enquiries concerning a variety of Subjeas, the most remarkable and proper to excite Curiosity and At-: tention to the whole range of the Mathematical and Philoso phical Sciences; the whole treated in a pleasing and easy manner, and adapted to the comprehension ot all who are the, least initiated in those Sciences, viz. Arithmetic, Mechanics, Optics, Geometry, : Acoustics, Music, Trigonometry, Astronomy, Geography, . Chronology; Dialling, , • Navigation, Architeaure, Pyrotecliny, Pncuniatlcs, Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Magnetism, E leari city, Chemistry,. fcc.: First compOsed by M. Ozanam, of the ROyat'Acticiemy of Sciences, &c. Patis ; lately recomposed and greatly enlarged, in a new Editton; by the celebrated M. Montucla; and now first translated into English, and improved with many Addi tions and Observations, by CIfA.RLES'HUTtON; LL. D. and . F. R., S.- 4nd Professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military'Aca demy, Woolwich. ' • . Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet.street, London.. NORTHAM BRIDGE TOLLS, TO LETT. X - - - OTICE is hereby given, That the Tolls arising at the Toll Gates at the West End of and near Northam Bridge, and called or known by the name of N 0 RTHAM BRIDGE GATES, will' be Lett by Audion, to the best Bidder, .at the Dolphin's Inn, Southampton, on .the zd Day of February, 1804, between the Hours of One and Three itt the Afternoon, in the manner directed by the Ad passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Third, " For regulating the Turnpike Roads," winch Tolls were lett the last Year for the Sum of i2.6p1. and will be. put up at that Sum. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder, must, at the same time, give Security,.with nuifi cient Sureties, to the satisladiou of the Company of Pro prietors o Northam Bridge and Roads,. for Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at shell times as the. Company shall appoint. I. GALPINE, Clerk. Southampton, lan. 9, t B *4. ' The above Tolls produced in tBOO, 7541. 45. itcl., iii Igor, 914 E., Bs. 91., and in dot, 10461. 135. Lod. ; and from the universal approbation sliewn of Northam Bridge and Roads, which, with Bursledon Bridge and Roads have opened, that before so long desired, a considerably nearer, safe; and - most pleasant communication between the Eastern and Western parts of England, by way of Southampton, Titchfield, Fare, ham, Gosport, Portsmouth, Havaiat, Chichester, Scc. and also a new and the nearest Road from Southampton (through Bishop's Waltham) to London, are in . the ensuing Year ex: petted to produce a large Increase. BURSLEDON BRIDGE" TOLLS, TO LETT. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Tolli arising . at the Toll Gates at the East End of Bursledon Bridge; and called or known by the name of BURSLEDON BRIDGE GATES, will be. Lctt by Audion, to the best Bidder, at the Dolphin's Inn, Southampton, 'on the 3d Day. of February, [So.}, between the.. Hours of One and Three in the Afternoon, in the manner direled by thg Ad passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of His Majesty King George the Third, 6 ' For regulating the Turnpike Roads,". which Tolls were letr the last Year for the Sum of 702,1. and will: be put up at that Sum. Whoever happens to be the-best 'Bidder, must, at the same time, give Security, with sufficient Sureties, to the' satistitelion of theConapany of ProprietotSof Bursiedon Bridge and Roads, for Payment of the Rent agreed for, and at such times as the Company shall appoint. I. GALPINE, Clerk. Southampton, Jan. 9, 'Sq. The above Tolls produced in, Act, sot'. Es'. tut. and - in rilez 6 tzl. ; and from the universal approbation sheWn of Bursledon Bridge and Roads, which-with Northam Bridge and Roads have opened that before so long desired, *consi derably nearer, safe, and most pleasant communication be tween the Eastern and Western parts of England, by i'ifay of Southampton, Titchfield, Farcham, Gosport, Portsmouth, Havant, Chichester, &c. are in the ensuing Year expected_ to produce a tarp Increase. . • - • CELEBRATED WOMEN. This Day was published, in One large Volume OCairo,:pfice rzs. in boards, neatly printed on a Fine Wove Paper, and embellished with five elegant-engraved Heads, (loin ori ginal Designs, viz. Mary Queen of - Spats, Lady Jane Grey, Lady: Russel, Joan of Arc, and Madame de Sevigne, Proof Impressions. To accommodate the Circulating LibrarieS, &c. &C. a cheap Edition : is printed in- tztno. price 7s. 41 boards, with the Portraits, A - BIOGRAPHICAL. DICTIONARY of CE LEBRATED WOMEN'bf every Age;and Country; .By MATILVA BETRAM. *.* Miss Betham,-and the. Proprietors of this Work, as sure the Public, they, have spared-neither pains or expence in colleaing information from expensive and scarce Books, Ma 1111SCriptS, &c. and trust-it will be found accurate and impar tial. The Engravings, Paper, Printing, Sac. arc of the best _quality, and executed with taste, and Or: flook may- be re. commended as a valuable present to those fond of this class 'of Literature; particularly as the Author has judiciously avoided to extend any Charader to an unnecessary length, and .adhering, as much as possible, to. dates, authorities,. &c. which enabled her to introduce in , this Volume a very consi . - derable number of Celebrated Lives, not noticed in any other Work of the kind, and at abatit one-third of the expellee. London: Printed for B"..:Crosby and Co. Stationers' :Court ; Tegg and Castleman, Warwick-square; and E. Lloyd, Hat. Icy-street. ' • . _ This Day was published,, in 2 vols. 12rno. price Ss. bound' A New Edition, continued to the Peace of ISoz,'Of AHis WRY of ENGLAND, in a Series of ._letters from a Nobleman to his Son. To which are added, Two Letters on the Study and BiograOhy of the an cient and modern British Historians. *** This 'Edition has the words " Entered at Stationers' Halt" in the Title-page • and the Pc:ilic are cautioned against spurious Editions, which do not inclUde the Continuation, northe additional Two Letters. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, J. Walker, Scatcherd and Letterman, W. Bent, G. and I . Robinson, G./Wilkie, and Longman and Rees. DR. NORRIS's DROPS. NOTWITHSTANDING this celebrated Medi dine has stood the test of near Half a Century, yet fresh proofs of its superior efficacy are daily experienced. - In Fevers of all sorts its reputation is indubitably established ; but in the Black and Yellow Putrid Fevers, so destrudive in hot Chines, and in CoMplaints produced by foul and contaminated air (to use the:o;pression•of a Gentleman in the African Trade), it is a divipe Remedy. ( Forts healing qua lities in the Gout, Rheumatism, ScurVy,'A stluna;Consump tions, Complaints of the S,tomachand,powels and its cor dial etleds in the decays of .Age, &C. .see a Book of Cures delivered gratis, at the Dodoes house, No. 29,•Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, where the Family Bottles, 225. duty included, only can be had, and Orders for Exportation are executed. Sold in smaller bottles, price its. and zs,9cl. by Bacon and Co. No. iso, Oxford-street, prirwipal Vender, and by all other Retailers of Medicines. N. B. .The Public are particularly cautionell not to pur chase any of this Medicine without a Certificate being at tached to each Bottle, signed by the sole Proprietors, Tho. Gale and-Charlotte Moore. A liberal alloWance is made to Merchants, and those who purchase to sell avila. _ ... This Day was published, -- ' . I VOLUME THE FOURTH,' ' ' .'. • 1 Handsomely printed in Quarto, on a fine paper, price One f Guinea a n e a ‘ n v d W. a 1 0 1 : a k l ! in entitled, • .: riENERAt. BIOGRAPHY, or LIVES of the . most eminent Persons of ay. Ages, tountriei, .Cendi-' lions, and. Professions, arratiged• according to AlPhabetical Order ; composed Ily I. A IKIN;' M..D.' Rev. TI4OI,I4S'.MORGAN,. And Mr. 1014 - ',\:STO N. , • It is the Particular Purpose of this Work to afford amore .characteristic and impartial Estimatet moral and i n tellelual, of the SUbjeds'ot biographical Record, than has hitherto been done in: siinilai Publications ' • and likewise to proportion inure justly the Length and Minuteness of the - NarratiCte• to the relative'Consequenee of the individual commemorated. Ey Attention • to these Points - , it is hoped that such a View has beengikten .of all . the most conspicuous' Charaders in Historyvtilid Literature, as may suffice for the instrudion and Entektainiterifof general Readers; ' and preclude the Ne cessity ofcbrisulting' a Variety at Authors.. For the Use of those who wish to , make more particular Inquiries, and like wise for the Purpose of authenticating the Matter of Narra tion, References are subjoined to every single Article of tke Sources whence theinformition has been derive& Printed for j. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; G. and 1.. Robinson, Paternoster-row.; and G. li.earsley, Fleet street. . . • • . Of whom may be had, • The First, Second, and 'I hird•Volumes of this Work, each price One Guinea and a Half in boards. . . This Day was published in Svo. price 6s. 6d. in boards, the Second Edition of A ROUGH- SKETCH of. MODERN PARIS ; IL or, Letters on Society, Manners, Public Curiosities, and Amusements, in that Capital. Written during the last two months of •1801 . ' and the first five of 1802. .• By J. G. LEMAISTRE, Esq. Printed fort. Johnson in St. Paul's Churd-yard: Extrait from the Monthly The Author of the present Rough Sketch is entitled to distinaion among the, everal Delineators of Modern Paris. He utossesses a clear and well informed mind ; he has given particular attention to whatever fell under his observation, and his style is easy, gentlemanly, and unatnfted: Our apology for tAe length of our Extradts, in the pre sent instance, must be found in the good sense and discriini nating judgment:of the Author of these Letters ; which not oily contain the fullest account of the public Curiosities and state of Society and Manners in Modern Paris, that has yet been given by any of our Countrymen, but are written in a manner which inspires confidence in the veracity of the Narrator." This Day was published, in Svo. tos. 6d. bound, the Twelfth Edition, illustrated by Maps;and improved with upwards of fourteen hundred new Articles, and alterations and ad ditions_to many of the former ones, of THE GENERAL • .GAZE : r-TEER ; or Com pendious. Geographical DiElionary ; containing a De scription of the Empires, Kingdinns, States, Provinces, Cities, Towns, forts,'Seas, Harbours, Rivers, Lakes, Moun tains, CapeS,'Sre. in the'known World ; with . the Govern, men', Customs,-Manner?;;' - and Religion of the inhabitants; the Extefit,' Boundaries , Natural Produdion of each Country •'" the' Trade, Manufatture's, and Curiosities of- the Cities and Towns ; their Lopgitud , Latitude, Bearings and Distances, in English Miles, from remarkable Places ;, and the various Events.by which they have been' distinguished': including an Account. of the Counties, Cities, Boroughs, iVlarket-towns,' and principal Villages in Great Britain and Ireland ; originally written By R. BROOKES, M.. b. Printed for Johnson, Richardson, Ogilvy, • Rivington, Wynne and Scholey, Baldwin, Walker, Lowndes, Scatcherd, Symonds, Bent, Robinson,, Wilkic, . Kay, Nunn, Law, Long man and Rees, Crosby, Cadal and Davits,' Ilighley, llurst, a:ld !lawman. . - fPRICE SIXPENCE=• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • nth yan. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of nit; 111 rL yESTY's ORDNANCE dos hereby. ,give Notice, that they will be ready-to receive., at their O f fice .. ,::in Si. Marga , ,a street, . Westneinstr, on the 28th 'away) , next; Proposals frGix such Person or. Persons Who May be willing , to Contrail for etc . Supply of a considerable Quantity of TIMBER PL3NA., 40,1 'other Articles (the whole of I.;:hich must be of English Growl,' and prin:Y Quality), required in r:e co, eof the .1" Year,. for Service the Rv.:ll. .Carliage Department at wooLincu, wiviTsevely Particular, , to the Description and Quality of the Articles, er well as the' ci , ,,portiort ar .''eriods of De every, may be known by application to ~‘„:10 Fan or Officer belonging to the Rc9:al Carriage •Departnient. The Payment to take place frt Three Months subsequent to the Quarter in'which the Certificate fi-o,N,the reipeaive Offi:ers ,f tie Waren, expressing that the Articles‘:kave been received and ap- • Proved of, shall be delivered into the Of 'c of the Surveyor-Ge,e- rat at the To^..ver. No Proposals b e vereived a tier the 28, Yaituary ; nor cart any the. admitted which act cifer fre-tise il 7 h,le ibe..Articlestereired ; and it is-eipeeqd, that each Pe, - son `will gi'W-sekient Security f,, the faFrnent cf the Conte-44c1; • as tell as deliver hir Propvlals sealed up, a?:t c x, , resved on I`.;e' outride, " Proposals for the Supp 4 of Thaber for ,the Royal Car'riage Department at IVL-wic,..,." Cede' of {hg • 0. H. Cr!Etr Y , Sec. • •.' - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Westminster, 7.1!1. 13, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iil.i MA .ZESTI" ss ORDNANC 14 do hee - eby give Notice, Mat Propetals will be received at their Office, r.Yt. illargaret's-stree Irestritinster, on or before Thursday the 26;4; .4nsranr, from sych Persons as .nsay be willing to unto' ertake the Suppli k of 11 L.1.1E7) . and CAPS for the service of the different Corps uud.r..:the direai,n of this Department. Patternrpf the Articles .to be supplied, may be views!. application.at•the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the fortes", a!1,1 the Terms and Conditions of Oe Contrail may be knolvn at OA ,N,'- eretary's Office in St. Margaret's-street aforesaid, any day 'lc. tutees: the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals ape to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the outside, " Proposal s for the Siipply of Helmets and Caps ;" but no Ps, - oposal cats be admitted after the said 26th instant. By. Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Secretary. • EXCHEQUER. BILL OFFICE, -- '' 7' . ~ .7amt.Try . r.3, e':o4. • . • All Exchequer Bids dated in Februury,. stiol; - • - ..TO BE • PAID OFF. • . . THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His AT A. yESTrY TREASURk having given Direaions for pav ing off the Principal rf the - above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, •zt..ith the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in St.. Margaret - Street, between the two Palace Yards, Irestminsto;," on S A FUR - • ) DAY the 28th day of yanualy, 18c4; Attendance -will he giVe . /1 i 1 tlaibi (Sundays and Holidays excepted), until Tuesday the 24th 1 Instant inclusive,- from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, Jro the purpose of receiving the same. And for the greater dispatch, the Bearers - of the said Bills are desieed to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers in Numerical - Order, . a ccording to the Value of . the said Bills,"`and Times of Commeha- ' , meet of Interest, with the principal Sums -and Interest due thereon, cbmputed front , the - dqys on which they are respeßisiely. doted, ex clusive, to the said -28th -day January. inclusive, -when the' Interest wilt' cease; and they are desired to write their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists,.-..and indorse their Names on the said Bills. . •• • ' ' .. r r a ny of . thellolders oftheaforesaid Bills should be desirous -; . 1 1 rec. i•vii:gp4Pike. - Of the PrThclpal and Interest,. pP . evisitLto the said ,28th - d.gof January, they may be accc,nwodated, on computing ti's 'lnterest tO•the day -Pit Which•thyWish.so ha. paid, and leavi:ig the said Bills fa r examination one day prior thereto. N. B. All ExChequet' Bills dated prior to February, 1803, harm been adverOsecfra - hepdia r of, and' ?he Interest thereon .has ceased. - • - • IRON=WORKS. • TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in Temple-row, Birminghamlon Thurs day the 2d day of February next, at Twelve o'Clotl: at Noon, subjcd to such Con&tions as will be theri produced (unless previously disposed. of .by Private Contrail, of • which timely notice shall be given), TWO New-ereaeci I3LAS 1' FURNACES, 'two ./L' preparing - Fineries,' with an Engine to blow them, the Cylinder 4 3 inches; a dry and water Regulator, a Forge, 'with Iron Helve, five Puddling Furnaces, and Engine made •by Messrs a ßoulton and Watt ; a Blacksmith and Carpen ter's Shop, a Pattern Room over them •, also a Clerk's House and Office, twenty-three Workmen's Houses, and other ne cessary Out-buildings, and twelve Acres of Land- which Pr e mises are situate at Bradley (near Wednesbury), in the Liberty of 131istone, in the. County of Staftbrd,_ upon the Banks of the 'Birmingham Canal Navigation, about ten Miles from Birmingham, and are held under a Lease for 42 Years, Commencing from the 25th day of •December 1800, at the yearly Rent of 131. Ss. By which Lease the Mines and Veins of Ifon-stone.in and under several Pieces or Par"els of Land adjoining or lying contiguous to the above Iron-works, con taining together 177 Acres, or thereabouts, are demised to, the Lessee, with the usual powers to get and raise the same for the like Term Of 42 Years, at the Royalty of as. per Bloom; and by which said Lease the Lessors have agreed to sell from their Mines and Works at Bradley aforesaid to the Lessee, weekly, during the same Tenn, a% much Coal (ex- - Cept best Coal), suitable for Furnaces and Iron-works, and as much small Coal, 'as the Lessee shall use or consume at one Furnace and the Iron-works, or any Manufaetory to be carried on upon the said Premises, if the Lessors can get and raise so much and such Coal from their said Works at Brad ley, at the price of 4s. 6d. per Ton, long weight, for large Coal, and -ad. per Ton tor small Coal. The P rice of Coal for the second Furnace is to be settled . by the Lessors and Lesee. , • One of which Blast Furnaces, and the Forge, and. other Iron-works, are now in full work. The Purchaser to take the Tools, Implements, Castings, Railways, and other Articles (except the Stock of Iron) open the Premises, at anappraisement. - Alio the CEASE of the MINES of IRONSTONE un der about 12 Acres of Land, situated near Wednesbury . atbr i caid, and under several Pieces o f broken Land. in or un der, w e dnesbury and Lee Brook Colliery, for a Term of 0 ' YearS, commencing from Lady-day tBol, at the Royalty of 3s, per, Bloom. Also the LEASE of a' FARM and LANDS, containing al)otit 47 Acres, adjoining to the aforesaid Iron-works, for a Term of 21 Years, cotninencing from Lady-day 1200,- at the Rent of 541. 45. N. B. The Purehaier may be accommodated with about i 8 Acres of Wednesbury Iron-stone, and the Surface of 6 Acres of Freehold Lands at'Wednesbury. tor a view of the Premises, apply to the. Clerk at the Works 4114. for further particulars, - apply to !aim Adden broniteAddenbrooke, .E sq. the Proprietor, at Woilaston•Hall, near Stourbricige, Worcestershire ; or to Mr. Robins, Soli citor in StOurbridge. . . CHILBLAINS are. cured by onc AppliCation:of W.HITE HEAD's FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD, end the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in, less- ten half the time usually' taken by Opodcldoc, tnrgiiebusailei - or any other Liniment or •' ancki E toised.iinnierliately . after any Accident, it prevents the part turning Bt•ack. c.; THE MUSTARDyILLS are also singular success,. in - all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty Affections, 'Numbness, Spasms, or wandering Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility ; 'at the same time-- the active Fluid Essence is applied to the Farts at- • feele:l in those Complaints where necessary : ', -it is prepared .and sold at 25.. gd:...eich bpst or bottle, by R. .lolinston, Apothecary, No. t 5, Gre4.k.street, Soho, London, and may be had of every Medicine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland: The CHI LB LAIN .OINTMEN T. for cleansing and , speedily.. healing BROKEN CHILBLAINS, is also pre. partd by Mr. johnstou, price ti: i El..ax. -