The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

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With entirely new Seener,v. Dresses, and Decorations. Richard, Mr. KELLY; Blonde', Mr: BA RY MO RE ; Sir Owen, Mr. DIGINWM ; Antonio, Mrs. BLAND; • Guillo ,t Mr. SU ETT ; Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Laurette, Miss HOLLOWAY And Julia, Miss C. BRISTOW. • . In Aa HI. a Dance by Miss C. BR ISTOW. _loxes 65.. , Second, Price 33. Pit 310. 6cl; Vecond Price 2S. • ti tAISTY zs. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second rice 6d.— No Money to be Returned. Pikes for the Boxes to be taken'or Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box:4)11kt,, in Little ktuisell-street. The Doors to be opened at half A3ast 'Five, and begin at kali past Six. Vivant Rex et Regina I co- During this. week Places can: only be taken from Nine till Three. •I'he Ladies. and Gentletnen,. Sbbseribers, are respeafully informed, that the only doordtAdrnisiion to the P rivate Boxes is by the new Enti , ana in Dritry.lano, where no Carriages are allowed but those bLlongia t t ri peraorui occupy i those boxes. N. 13.•:!No ptrion.dan be ihnuitted to those loxes without the . proper Ticket. ' 'Me Comedy of Tile - Heiress having been last night re ceived throughout With great applause, will be repeated on Friday; with The .Pannel. To.mOrrow, the 'tragedy of Douglas. The Part of Norval by the Young Roscius (being his ad appearance on this Stage); With 0 fAge. To-morrow. A New Comedy. in Eve Afts, will be produced in the COdrso of a few days. ",. FOURTH TIME. THEATRE-kov AL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Pre. 1 3. 1804, a caned will be performed a new Comic Opera, in Three Acts. " THIRTY THOUSAND ; Or, WHO's 'CHB RICHEST ? "• lin New Scenery, Dresses, and DeCorations. The New Overture coMposed by Mr. Reeve. The Music entirely Il ewa and composed by Messrs.Braham, Davy, and Reeve. The Cliaratters by • ' Mr. 'MURRAY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. I NCLEDON, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. MCNDEN, Mr. . ROCK, Mrs. DIBDIN, Signora STOItACE, Miss DAVI ES, Mrs. MATTO4KS. wyro Placts THE MPER. for the B o x es to 1%; taken of Mr. Brandon. it the i▪ ox-Otliee, in Hart -street . Boxes es.. Pit 35. 64. :Gallery -2s. Upper Gallery. is. 4 . 'I ht.lkunrstvUl tro aliened at Hill-patit ; Five, pad tire 'rel . - aettnatice hclein at Half-past Six. The new Comic Opera of Thirty Thousand ;or, Who's the *{chest ? having been received throughout with the most un bounded applause by an overflowing audience, will be re peated every Evening this week. A new Melo-Dramatic Pantomime, which has been in pre paration all the Summer, .and is now in rehearsal, will very soon be produced. • • HEREAS it has been rep resent ed. to the V Lords C.oromissioners of the Admiralty, that a mosr * COICIIt Otnt.tge was On the night of the gth day of Oftober last committed at Maraziou, in the County of Cornwall, on Lieutenant ANDREW W E and a Party , :f and Aldrines belonging to His Nlajesty'i Ship,Gani;ert (who had been sent on silav t)r the purpose of apprehending two,De. niters), by a number of Men. in the whole , about thirty, anned . with Musquets and Bayonets, tio_ssect in Regimentals, Ind suppwc4l to heiuriA to the 2.1 Drdttaliln of 'Moor's Hay Volunteers, hi) artaticed the Lieutenant and his Party,' and Compelled them' to retreat to their Boat, and while in the ael 9f launchitie the same, ;n order to F, , lt on cioard their Slhp,• Telortionsly firecl'SeVer..l Nitisquets loaded, at them, the Balls A'om which pag, , ed very near the Persons of the said Lieu tenant and his Party: Whoever shall apprehend, or shall give such information to Messrs. George and SiMuel Joh n ., o f P e n zance, Solicitors, as shall h e the means of apprehending any of the Persons cunderned in so firing otrtlic said .Ilutilnets at the. said Lieu tenant and his Party, or of giving airy Orden' Or,Direelioni for the same (other than and except the Persona who adually fired) ; so that,such (Menders, or any of tit , in, may be brought tojustico, shall receive a REWARD oi V I rry GUINEAS to be paid on their Convietion ; by'Mr . B ic k nell, Solicitor Of that Admiralty , Spring garden Terrace, London. jOsEPtt pooTH. Coxheath Camp, Nov. a, tBO4. • T HE Committee appoioted to r ec ei ve and Appro. priate the Sums of M oney su b scribed for Joseph Booth, Private in the 3d Regiment of West Volt Militia, who un fortunately lost both his. Arms co the tBth of August last, by the accidental discharge of hisltifie Piece s when on'ciiity s ocknowledge the' receipt of the following liberal Subscrip.; tions: • Officers of the rst West York Militia . Non-commissioned Officers and Priirates of do. Officers, Non-cominissioried officers and Privates . ' of the EastYork - Mllitia, remitted from the Camp at Chatham •.0 Ditto, ditto, ditto, of the East N or f o lk Militia nS 6 Officers of the ld West York Militia - •77 7 0 14 00-commissioned O ff icers and P r i vates o f di tto 33 g 4 Ala jor-Gencral Lord Southampton, commanding the Yorkshire Brigade bent. Col. Stephens, 3d Regiment of Guards 5g o Captain Guise, ditto, ditto .. . 7 1 o aptitin Burton, ditto, ditto :7 r Capt. Campbell, Assistant Quarter:itl2ster-Cettersi e I • loseph Spencir; Bread.strect, 2 Mr. Edwards,' Butcher to 3d W. Y. Nf. • - 1 0 • Z. 2343'16 Col. Cooke, M. P. Mrs. Cooke, Owstnn, Don. • c aster, per ann. for lite of Joseph Bboth, each al. is. ' 4.23 12 • '312 I 2 2, o DISEASES of the URETHRA, and . Certain COM. PLAINTS. AS. Sole PFoprietai of DARAN's celebrated MEDICATED BOOGIES .and REMEDIES, Mr. 4,1 1 J I. OUR informs the Public, that he may, as Usual, be consulted daily from Ole to three, at . House, N. 54, .. .irith-street, Soho, •on Cases of Stridkuras Olistd*lionS Pleets, deo. de y . as well as Debi litY,2nd every bisorkr-whC.rc s ecrecy is so esse n ti a l a re q u i s i te , t h a t Mr. D. has ptoyftleg.- a Ileiotts House,t hat evety . Patient may he introduced itl,a scyarate .Apartmtnt. Mr. D. *has for Many years confined t it u i' 4 eil to 'that department •of gurgety,.and from extriisive' 'Lattice, and the most flattering success,_ he is enabled to `lnt:r, a method of Cure t mild, cifieaciaus, requiring no n coo ', , :inent or restrain t i n diet, and pre\rnting the pross (-)t a relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cass- fk+l, l l' in a L etter , enclosing a tl. ar 21. Nut', will have' proper In eth• es sent to 'the amount. • For the various - sylnptoms, &c. see Mr."Dofbia' s •T r la t l sc " ni) . e aocom Corapiiiints, Price ss. 64. the S th " 4.n * • TO the - PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. ,LADIII3 AND GICNTLE3.IBN; srrHE' ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, in the 1. room of the late Mr: lackson, having been fixed for Thursday the aoth instant, I earnestly solicit the attendance of my Friends at the Ballot. It is my intention to wait upon every Proprietor residing in or near London • previous to the Eledion ; but if; from the inaccuracy of the List, or the length of time so extensive a Canvass requires, 1 should, in some instances, be prevented, I must request the omission may not be'attributed to intentional negled or disresped. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost resped, • Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your mosrfaithhii and obedient Servant, 101-IN BEIM. Gloucester Place, Dee. '6; tl?o,/. Mr. B E BB's Committee will meet every day.at the King's Head, in the, Poultry, where any Communications are re quested to be made. . . To the PR.O.P,RI ETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. I.Autes AND CANTLFAIE 4 N, TTIE DAY of ELECTION being fixed for Thursday, the loth instant, to supply the . Vacancy in your Court of- INreaors,.occasioned by the Death of Mr. Wm. Adair Jackson, I pledge myself to you oositivel- that I shall stand the Ballot ;;and 11 , - , • earnestly the honour of t pur attendake that day at the Edit In house, obliger . evith your suiliagep. • I beg leasre Jnost,sincerely to assure you, that the cordial and great support I have , experienced on my CanViISS alrogls me the strongest hopes of securing that sticcess which'is the object of your friendly wishes and my solicit i ttion„ 1 have the Honour tohe,, most respalfully;' Ladles "and Gentlemen, Your faithful humble Seryaut, 101 IN JACKSOg. .Now Broad.street, Dec. 6, tgo. The Committee meet' daily at No.. g, New Broad.street, . and will b.: happy to see any Friend yho cart communicate j useful Information. - , Mr. tycr - risON's COMMITTEE. T Nrnestly reqursted of. the numerous and J. respedable suiiporters of ItIi...PATtISON"S CAUSE, who net at the King's Head Ta.terti en Wednesday Fait, and 'also or his other Friends who were ithalsle to attend, that they will continue to use their inirernitted zerertioni in his favour which, 'it is eonfidentiv.hopeti, wia pcpye success ful, and establish hint in the situation, for which it was the unanimous opinion of that Meeting that he is onil4ntly qua lified, from his knowledge of business, and the inapendence of his cmaracler And cetinexions • HENRY PETERS, Cliaitril an. Kiq's Head, Poultry, Dee. y, 1804. STATE LoTTERY, 184 Begins Drawing.; lanuary a, 1,4i05. iHE TICKETS, I)ALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling, in great variety of Numbers, and on the lowest Terms. The Money for the .P rites paid on Demand, by HOILNSI3Y and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old established State Lot tery Office (licensed pursuant to Act of Parliament), No. 2J, Cornhlll, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. N 0.4, CORNFIILL, and 9, CHARING.CROSS. T BISH solicits the Public to read with Atten. 1 • tion the GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME in this 'Papa, which they will find to ccretain more Capital Prizes than usual in a ,Lottery ofsolaw Tickets, and the very great Success that has attended the Purchasers of TICKETS and SHARES at his Offices of late years'(with the-pun6tuality that has been observed in the Payment), will, he flatters himself, ensure their future rat/Otll3 - . in • the I;st Lottery cut innuv,te. a . gvrisul o„:„." shared and sold at the above OffiLes 10,234 - - 10 . 00 9 2 9,7 1 4 4 1 1 00 0 9098 sOOOO, 13,112 Soo 21,338 tows zzalls -Soo 21,713 t,OOO. &c. kc. dec. The Holders of the••few outstanding Shares of the above 'Capital Prizes are desired to.bring them for Payment, or ex change them for Tickets or Shares in the C:ranti Lottery that begins Drawing the 28th °ltem Month, the Scheme of which is so universally approved, that it is a certainty Tickets wilt he scarce, and consequently den t before the Drawing begins. iWiNTY-EIGHTH of NEXT moNTit the STATE . -• LOTTERY "begins Drawing. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. re. spedfully request Leave to - recommend to their Prier:as and the Public in general, an early Purchase in the present Lottery, as it is presumed the Tickets will be nearly all sold beton , the Wheels go round, which will advance the Price considerably. The Scheme is universally approved of, hay., lag more Capital Priies, and of greater magnitude, than the last Lottery, in which the" Public were so .forlunate to- ave every one of the large Prizes (from the Five Hundreds up to the Twenty ThoUsands inclusitiej shared amongst Them; not.: withitanding the Subscribers had a great number of Tickets an hand when the Drawing commenced. ' Those who are desirous of obtaining particular Numbers, are acquainted, that they may be procured by cation at the Of fi ces, the Corner of Ilank. nadings, Corn_ hill, and facing the Gate of the.ltiing's Mews, Charing. cross, of RICHAkDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. ; LOTTERY FOR JANUARY. SWIFT and Co. No, ii, Poultry, are selling k,./ the TICKETS and SHARES in great variety. The Scheme contains a superior amount in Capitals to any fonner Lottery of the satne number of 'rickets ; and appears, ?tom the very increased Demand, to have met the most decided approbation. The number already sold warrants the condo. sion,lhat there will be few, if any, remaining when the Drawing_ commences. The great' Suzcoss - that hasittended Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at ,Swift and Co.'s Otlioe, fps . many years past, is universally kno wn :--- In the.laiiVttcry they sold, No. 671111, a Prize of zo,eoel. in Sixteen Sixteenth Shares. No. 9362. a Prize of 10,00al. in O ne tialfind Eight Si. No. 19408, rood,. in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths... MONEY TO 'THE UndetSigned tenders to Perions Oossesied 1 of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhuld, or Leaselibid Vstates, Marriage Settlements, ix'. or any other Security, any instant sum by way of Annuity, with power to return the. Principal at the pleasure of the norroWer, without Subjeding she l'arty to any cltaro for Cpmmission Fee, so 'generally complained of. Letters addressed (post-pald) to Messrs. Hemming arid Co. No. 23, SayilV-row, Burlington.street, London, will he treated with secrecy and dispatch, but no, personal applica tions will be received; YELLOW FEVER, , NO:4O, CHARINd-CROSS4 DR.'W.ILLECH, late .Physician to the Saxon Ambassador at the Court efGreat Britain, and Author - of the Domestic Encyclopaidia, Treatise On ,Regintrin and Diet, Letter on the Virtues of the Yellow, Dever Remedy, &c. &c. approves and rem:imp - tends to the immediate notice of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going to, the West Indies, America, or any other part of the Wrld, - that may be, -or have: been subject to Pestilential Disease) the Remedy which' sold at the Proprietor's Warehouse, No. 4a, Charing-crusia,. London, to :Prevent and Cure the "yellow ;:ever., , .. • . • • The most positive testimonials from profess i on al men, and other respecieblepersons, may be seen in pantplilets, to - h ' heatl, , gratis, it the Mrarehnuse, widen ,not only. prave . , ui the fullest mimic:, the efficacy of this Remedy in th 4t limit teadful Malady the . Yellow l',:il, but also th:it it is an ,' easy, sate, pleasant, and-tertain Preserver 01 Haab:Wit 4 hot, ;climate:- . .. , . . . The above invaluable-Article is. sold in Boxes, with .full Direetions (sanctioned by Dr. %V, t.t.tetiY,' in case et an at. tack of any kindite Fever, at .Onc G Wiwi each, luticiot her Otte- Person for TricelYo Months: - . .•' • I THE YOUNG ROSCIUS. This Day.was published, Price as. 6d. embellished with a striking Likeness, engraved from an Original Drawing, AN Authentic BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH o f the Life, Education, and Personal Charader of MASTER WILLIAM HENRY 'WEST' BETTY, the celebrated Young Roscius, including particularly the History of his Theatrical Career, from his l'iret Appearance on the Stage; Statements of the Receipts of the Provincial Theatres on the Nights of his Pertbrmances- and a Narrativ`e relating to the Di ff erences between the London Theatres on the Subject of his Engagements respedively with each, By GEORGE DAVIES HARLEY, • • Late of the Theatre-Royal Covent. Garden, and Author of. Poems, of Ballad Stories, of Sonnets, &c. Seq. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's yard ; sold by H. D. Symonds,'Paternoster-row ; W. j. & I. Richardson. Royal Exchange; j. Ginger, Piccadilly; and by all other Booksellers. This Day was punlished. r In One large 'Volume ()Alava, P rice szs: in boardi, Dedicated, by Permission, to Lord HENRY PETTY, M.P. The Second Edition of . • THE HISTORY of the REVOLUTIQNS o f _ RUSSIA, to the Acoession of Catharine the First, in cligthiga COOCISQ of the Maiirm Cwit , ›Jns of the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries,. Ily HENRY CARD, • Of Pembroke College, Oxford. Printed for Longman, f forst, Rees', and Orme, No. 39, Paternostr. r.row. - Of whom may be had, by the same Author, lately pub. lished, Historical Outlines. of the Rise and Establishment of the Papal Power. Addressed. to the Rondos Catholic Priests of Ireland. In OdaVo, price•3l..6d. . . This Day-was published, . . In One large Volume, Bvo. Price 9s: in boards, • The Third Edition, revised, correeted, and improved, of ECTURES on DIET and REGIMEN being Systematic Inquiry iiito the st . - - rational Means of preserving Wahl', and prolongi mot Lite;L together with Phy siological and Chemical Explanations, calthilated chiefly for the use of Families, in,order to'banish the, prevailing abuses and prejudices in Medicine. • By A., F. WILLICH, M.D. CONTENTS:-, An Introduelory View of the whole Work, and its pra6lical tendency. Chap. I. On the Means of preserving Health, and Prolonging of Air and Weather.-1 11. Of Clean. 0 f D reas. —V: 01 .Foail.—V I. Of Drink and Spices.—Vll. 4 Of Exercise and Rest.--V 111. Of Sleeping and Waking. —IX. Of E notations .—X. Of the A ttedions and Passions of the Mincl.-LX I ()f the Organ of Sense.— XI 1 • On the Treatment and Preservation of the bye:J.—Con elusion, or Recapitulation of useful Precepts.—Pustscript ; Containing a series of Queries, addressed to those Patients .who wish to give a satisfaftory account of their Complaints When cuaulting Aledical Men. Printed for Longman, Hirst, Rees, and Orme, Paternas tirl.row. „, 'NEW BARONRTAGE. 'This 1,43 , titas published (uniformly printed wits Debrett's reeraget, in4Vot :. containing about Igo, papa, with near Soo Arno correctly engraved, price iss. inboards, r . rilE NEW BARONETAGE of kiNGLAND ; 1 . containing as well a concise Genealogical History, at 1 an Account of the present State and Alliances of the Eng lish Earonets, and ltardnets of Omit Britain, from the Insti. intim of the Order in 16i: to the Union with lreland at the closit of rite•year 1840, and a List of the liarouats created sir= that period. • Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street (lately re.. void fr 4,111 ()Id Bond-street); and Edmund Lloyclo.Harley. POttHUM.OLTS WORKS OF THE CELEERATED . LEE LEWESi This Day was publ a ished, , • (nbellitlled with an elegant Portrait of the Author, Price 45. in boards, • : C OMIC SKETCHES ; or, the COMEDIAN ni a. ow% MANAGER, written and seleded for the Be nt-It of Mint, in England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. i m o r ibeel to 'Performer!, in general. By CHARLES LEE LEWES, Comedian. • ' The Materials of this Work. were originally colleiled for at? East Indies, but owing to some Circulnstances, which AN now.farst nude public from Original ,Documents, they yearenbver applied thus: besides a deal offacectousness, and Sketches truly Comic, they contain a number of entirely how'Anectiotes, relating to Lord Orrery, Garrick, Smith, Hogarth, Quick, Foote; Mossop, &c. &c. _To Theatrical Anuteurs; and Professional Gentlemen, it may be strongly recommended, as containing a store from whence they'lrtay (Wive nitich Utility and Amusement. IA - LIFE of LEE. LEWES is prefixed, and some Original petters which passed bctween him anti/the British Covent. eau in India, on his arrival at Bengal in 178 S. . • Printed for H. D. Symonds, No. ao, Paternoster.row. ; . la iL m i o li t s iye l i l i e t e t r e pforo v rin o p l ea u r r wye e ,i: c si o ta n cr i ah ain iaes s r a imz g ei r dg e i a lb t t y d b e c a t eh l xe o e l i iii eti si l n ia. T ow : n t . I n a so t i t it e c. r i al , An ' Odd-fish' as the Author. The satire Is keen, almost Always entertaining, and *teal) , fret (rout ill-nature.— Literary journal, June AN- A,CARD.—TO THE LADIES. DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS' PILLS, ire a certain Cure for Bilious and Gouty Disorders, Nervous . and Sick Head Achs, 1111406011, Flatulencies, Heart-burn. and all Hypochondriacal Attbetions. They arc used and patronized by the Royal Family and most of the Nobility.' N additio n to t h e N um b er o f L etters M r , DIXON' .1 has received, is the following ,from'Cantain Lloyd, of Olio Guards . • tt Dale-Castle, Haverfordwest, Sonth Wales, Feb. 24,1143. 1 . 1 Captain Lloyd presents his'compliments to Mr. Dixon (although not peritorially.acquainted with him), would take it as a favour if he would said him four or tive_Boxes of his Pil Is as soon as he possibly can , Mrs. Lloyd, WIIO has. always Used the Medicine, is • now pregnant ami very unwell- -tend we cannot get thtort any TV krt in this County, neither at fla.. verfordwest nor Carmarthen t the nearest place they are sold at is Bristol. For the great service they have been , to lira. 'Lloyd, as well as Colonel Bishopp and all his Cup taro feels.it his duty,to recommend the Pills wherever he goes; and he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some persons as Venders in this County, it would be a benefit to the coMmunity." • • • Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butter's, No, 4, Cheapside, • corner , of Paternoster-row, in Boxes at 6s. and as. 94. each,with Direaiorts, signed t; . Dixon, and R.Batter, i'Zlloapaicte,.. on the stamp. They aro 3140 sold, retail, by Harwood, Cheltenham; Silver and Warren, Margate.; Bur - gess Ramsgate ; Sharpe, Deal ; Bristow, alfrey, and Sim morids, Canterbury; Baker, Harvey, and Stilton, ton ; Belam and tsibtls Portsmouth'; Huck land and Weston, Portsea; Bennett arid Lee, Lewes; Gregory and (;filbert, Brighton ; Spooner, Worthing ; Hazard, Marriat, Aleyler, anti Sims, Bath; Bulgen Slieppaol, and Brown, Bristol ; t.oadby and Penny, Slierliorne;, Wood, . Harvey, Mitt Ityall, Weymouth; Cookworthy, Bayne ' 'Richards, and Wills , ' , Ply mouth • linxland and Congdon, Dock ; Knott, Birmingham ; Chester; Kepner, Colchester; Ai Y and Stains,' Chelmsford ; Smith, Reaburn, .and Scott, Edinburgh; MU Donald,4 Glasgow; Watkins, Hereford; Tait, Inverness; BO llngs . ,G regson;Gore, and Sayer, Liverpool; Binns,Wright, and Holmes, Lee-ds ;.Burbage and , Dunn, Nottiiam ; trip and,Marshall, and M4rshall. Nprthampton; Read, Yarinouth; B ach, - New- York ; Gamer, Barbadoes ; Callwell and gull, • Dnblin ; Akenhead,.Walker, and Hodgson, Neweastje ; Peck, Rocs • It ()drool, arid Muleaster,HUll ; AVolstenholme and Blanchard , Yoik Bacon and Stevenson, :storwiehllunes and Slitter,' 0 ,09 . 41; Bray, Sunderland • .Wood and Ed4ows, ShreWsbury; NeWcoinb,i: SIAM furJ ; 't tsirlwatl and Pratt, Scarbintilgh ; Legs .and ; Strort Intl. Cu.' Reading ; and by linok.:ellert raid Peri:tri ms ifti.very Town in'the United i ho ma 9 be Egad , Butler's improved Silver Wired Tooth tirtiAttts at is. etch; obs:tvc it, Outlet, chcapside; LontiOb i oil the Nadler, VIC'TUAUING OFFICE, Dere.mber 11, (o 4 THE COMA ISS lONERS for VICTUALLING HIS m4yEsrpi N4Vl' do hereby give wake, That ow fl•iday the ist inst. thv will he ready to receive . Tenders, its weldor (sealed WA . and treat for Nl,we liardred and 'Filo, Thiwtand of GOLDSTONE, or IthOWN WILLOW RODS (not lets than Fay-eight farina in length), frt for makiog Coopers' 'Twigs: to he 0111Wil4k to Samples is he predated with the Ten. dcrs; to be debarred by the 3ofh nJ April, ilos, in veal Monthly Prepertiont, into His Afajesty's. Stores at Deptiord ; and s.. be paid for payable, with iiterest, ninety day: alter-date. N. R.' No Trader for a list paxilly as Q . flandred Thcm. ;and The Condition; of the Contrail May ii usn at the .Steretar j' o.lfee. - IV9 rcgard.valhe ked h assyrender iK tubich sbe Prim x2t hr insured is words at . leigsS, er Aat 3 , 8 // Nf t 6t adiv e red to rior .Mures. O ±ps se seCts-* apt At said reid.,sc he zur tc,e. rcrsase whs. ssalietibe Ti rdtr , CO' SCHM" ren,lll kW. IfrehalA aslissolt, to ;resort...f t tykes called TRANSPORt.OFFICA Ihrtiftetr "do 4: THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING jj HIS lIMYRSTY't TRANSPORT-SERPI...P., for the Care and Catto6 of Pritotert of if di here& give N . lice, That they mill kr ready onfriday the who . ," .7aNmary next, at this Office, to receive Sealed Tenders, and treat with Jlech Palms t4tetitty be willing to Centraci fir VICTUALLING P KISOY. ERS OP WAR, in health, frogs the y Pekrtia& neve, for Six Mont& ccrtain, with Three litoi,the notice of . ante, at per MaN per lEew, at the following` Placer, viz. Plymouth, Stapleton near Bristol, Yarmouth, Norman Croy, and Chatham. NJ Tender 1411116 e received afitr Oxt o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, *or a*/ Noticed Unless the ?artier, or /Igen:l...for them, perranalo; atketnel.. Each •Ttntier must l's accompanied with a Letter from two restedahle fertwes, engaging to hec,mr l,ortnd with the Person tendering, in the Sum of Two Thousand .I"ounds, for the due prr . .ivr.ntanee of each Contra& Further Porr:eular: may be brown by appfrimg al thir *cr. 011•14'& Cih URDN4AVE, November 14, Ito 4 . 'TM& PRINCIPAL OFFICER' of Hi, MA yESTI".r ORDN.INCS de hereby give Mike, that Pulsed.; he received at their Qeee, in St. Margard.oreft, Westminster, and at the Orjhaact Office ar Porttmesith, 'heir Officers there, on or before Saturdey the 154 if December nol, • Om sack Pawls ar ma; be willing la sink, take the ssril(y if FIR 7711181iR *poi Contrad, far the Strvki if thir DeklPl* kent, at roysmotetb, Fairthor AmityLtre, together veit4 M Terms and Coreiloni of the Csatr4,.:l, env he known, pior4pOrotiar at e. 6o 4Nerthrt . r Office, 'in Si. fliarkarei.strol tiforOsaid. ury tiql 6:!%!‘ 7 Ike boars e Ten add four o'CIO41. • etad aho ,et the Glr.lna,.r: Al PGIII at b. The Proposals are to he delivered, sealed osp wed "larked on , the 6eatile " Proposals for the Supply of Fir Timber for the Ordnance Service at Portsmouth';" but no Proposal oats io ad. milted after the said i sth do , Decestrier. 4, Order if the Board, R. ff. CUPP; See. 14VDM HrXISE, • NOVHIO4II' 14, -7804. THE •COU/i'T DIRECTORSIT lb, UNITED COMPANY o, 4 3leltclmtvrs ENGLef ND tradig 1914 liatt bereB)• give dVaice, Tat the TRANSFER BO XS of ter tall Cimtdr,:r'r I.6ut on Turs4 ibe 4th of Ortimorr next, 4it 7 tvo axst -opened 'gala o f Tue,do ter lad of ,Nn;ta t y filliwing 44.1tb0t the DII'IDEND WARR:4II7'S o, the littd Stork, at the sth 7.pimaiy. will he reqy to le de/Ivrea on Monday ;he f4th of y.smu'ay nevi. BlLtf.l.ll R.1.115,A S. STATE LOTTERY, . DIFGINS DRAWING the 28th. of January, ttios. • SCHEKE. 1 of A:25 ; 000 Ard 4:25,000 2 . 20000 . 40,000 3 10,000 30,000 . 1 , 000 . si,ooo 6 . 1.000 o,o*o ioo - s i eloo 3,000 So • bOOO 20 . 12],q00 6, 6, tia 1;,00o 4: 210,000 TICK TS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery 'cif Ticket IS to p 11;41( —4. p 0 Eight " g 4is CI Sixteenth • • • f 4 Q 'O-Ifr Tll6Ae who with to have particular Numb ers s h ou ld be speedy in tifeir,applicatintt ro some of the Lottery Offices, as the final. delivery of Tickets from the ILlnk. of, Litgland will take plane the 29th December. FOR THE YELLOW AND CON-TAGIOUS t. - EvERg. Dr. JAMt.S's POWDER. THE superior efficacy of this Medicine, con. firmed by the experience of the greater . part of the last century, has Occasioned its introdudion into resider praftic. Its extraordina . ry success in the I n tl eettaa o f 1 8 01, as well 45 that of 17itt, is too recent to bo forgotten t and the happy ettiitts derived from its use, as.relaW by Captain Colnch. of the. Royal Navy,- in his Voyage to the South ,Sirs,- when all ins ConTaity were attacked by the Ylilitw Fever, !lave established its reputation in the cure of that horrid Disorder. After describing the manner in which he administered the Powder, he 'says, " This whole Crew Unproved in their Itealth, except the Carpenter, wilt', though a very stout robust 111A/1 6 was at one tune in such a tate of delirium, and so much reduced, that gave lfint over ;. but he at 16ogth recovered."—See Capt. Colnett'S interesting Ptthaeation, and the "Exttati of his Mode of Treatment in the' Bill of threelions with this Modiaii.— The Powder 4houla in all eases be taken on the frst- attack of a Fever. before ii has been suffered to gain ground and fa,vage the Colistituitan ; but ZS it has often restored Patients atter every Other fcbtiftige has faded, it ought, to be tried eiten.in the last extremity. I Said onty - by F.. Newbery and Sons, Vo. 4g, St, paups Church-yard (a few ano4 trawl Citeapsidei p London t nod at Dr. lainces latt; hause in firaton-sttut ;.in Packets, price zN. gti. each, Ditty included, or in Bottles, containing Twelve rackets, price 24.. as made tip for the Ariny and Navy, N. B. ;lone can be genuine hut those Which have the words"" I'. N.: Wberyi' No. 45. St. Patti's . ," etigtuvu t i iii ills Stamp.