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4', . ,Ikz- j eK , -._ t*". 6 ,ifiA • --,:-/f,' :!9 ~--‘ -"" ~,___ - - ="1 . : ,, 44 , `';' 1 / . ' , , ~...._ , • \\... or, irnto,lr! fi , ii r.O. ,~ ~ ~, • •:,? ..,. : ~ .• 'r' •"f', -..t: ~,,., •7--tc, 4:Pri.--. .. I ..--,-,,,--- z; Apiil\l\ • ii ,74 • . . 7 7-r1 7 .74 -7- • vest ,1-.,4 p k , k . . : . . 14 f .. 4 4 ' 4 •;4 • , 4 - 440 , , • ht - . . , ' • ARMY (ONTR,WTS. ' Commissariat Department, Treasury . Chambers, Oct. 2S, 1817. ,!- .:., N . - - . - urcz is. hereby given to AI Persons desk . - ' out of Conti-actin; to,supply the following Articles fur the Use of the Army, , iz. BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, 1 Quarters, and ,Barracks, in the under-nientioned Countii:s and Islands:—Durham (inchtding Holy Island), HantA, Isle of Wight; Kent, Lancaster, Mon:flout!), Nerthanipton; Sus , sex, York, North, and .South Wales,. City of Ely and its Vi sanity, City of Carlisle and its Vicinity, Town of Thunton ana is Vicinity, Town of Ncwcas le-upon-Fyne and its Vi cinity, Town of Derby and it. Vicinity, Town of ‘Volver - haniiiton and its Vicinity ; and in the several Counties in i. North Britain.' • - t. 1 '- As also BREAD to the Household Troops in London and • its Vicinity. BEEF and MUTT6N, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can .\ torments, .Quarters, and Barracks, in the undet-tutntioned Counties and Island :—DorSet,lsle of Wight, Lancaster, Lei cester; Lincoln, Town of Taunton and its yicinity; and in ' the several Counties in North Britain. OATS, to Iris Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ters in the under -mentioned County :--Cumberland. ' . FOLtAUE, viz. oxis, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma- V ' jest)'; Cavalry in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and ..', '.Quarters, in the under-omit jutted Cdunties in South Britain:— `' - Middlesex, Sussex, Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle-upon- Tyne; and OATS, in the County of Northumberland; and in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries arc to continence- on and for the 25th day of December next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up abet marked, " TeOder for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on dr . before Tuesday, the 25th day 'of No ':. remlicr (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that,day) ; and if sent by. Post, the Postage must be paid. , Proposals must be made-separately fur each County, Island, or Place, except for the Counties comprising North Britain, ! . '3 all of which must be included in one Tender; and each Pro •. posal must have the Letter, which is annexed to , the Ten der properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property . . engaging to become, bound - with the Party tendering in the amount stated la the [tainted Particulars, fur the due Performance'Of the Contract; and do Proposal will be no ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ex pressed in Words at length; and should it so happen that 'during o't. Continuance of the Contract noTraops should be supplied under the Cuntract,• the Expellee of the Stamps for the Contract and Amid, paid in the first instance by the Con .tiactei, Shill he ieftinded to him. Particulars t af the.Cantracts may lie - had. upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five,. • - amid at 'the Office . of Deputy Commissary. General Young, Edinburgh. P. S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at these Chambers between-the houl-SU Twelve and Two. FRA UD PREVENTED. rrO counteract t Ife many attempts that are daily made la impase un the: unwary a Spurinus'CompoSition in,teadathe GENVINEIVLWKING prepared by DAY and they•are induced to udopta new Label, i❑ which their Address 97, High Ifolhdrn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and We dithaatue ►if.the Type, which is unlike all Let ter-press, will enable Purchase, s at once to detect the holm - - Ohio. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING,, wade by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future t•he sold in Bot tles at Gil. Is. and ls. 6d. each, anti a Copy of the Label left will► all lit:nth:is. D4Y aaci . MAileTlN, 97, High Holborn. 'ere I'jtIMBER 783.6.] OFFICE; OF ORDNANCE, 13(1.9.9 ; 1217. 'hit Ma VICTU.-IL NG- OFFICE, Nov. 7, I Elt7. . . THE PRINCIRdL OPFICERS of His M - '.rEsrfs ORDN,INCE dio hereby .ice • ice, that Proposals will be received at Meir, Wire, in Pall-Mall, on •or Wore Moondav, th.e firth day of Yorentl.er next, from such Persons as may be willing - ty undertabe,the Supply f BISCUIT for Sta-rite of this Department at Woolwielt, .• for a period of Size tllo~rtlr ~ 4 q mplese of the Biscuit-to be supplied may be viewed upon • •olpplication to the respective Of icers of the Ordnance at The Royal Arsenal, Woolivich. dead farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Se 'pretary's 0/lice, in Pall-Malt aforesaid, any Day between r?, t - Emirs-of 'Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals 'first be'delire-red,''sealed up, awl endorsed " Proposals fir Piscukts;" but 11.0 .Proposal can be admitted after the 'Said Of of Norenz'xr, aY TWelre o'Clock at Moon of the same day; neither will any Tender be morticed, tow t ess the Party inching it, or a,ydgent in his behalf, shall * attend: By Order of the ihtard, , • • R. H. CREW, Secretary. firE COMM/SS/ONE fo r VICTU,ILLING His .11.1.1 Esrrs AT-IVY do hereby give Notice; rhea , Tnea,lag, the Mk Instant, they will he ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed tip), and treat for Eight Handfed .Bile of GOLDSTONE or BROWN WILLOW RODS (not less tban fi,rty-eight inches in length), to be answerable to lanyks,-q . nq less; titan 500 each Great Talc, to be produced - with the 'readers ; to be dclicered into his Majesty's tualling Storer tit Deptford, in monthly proportions, between th7ist December and Ist of Narch neat: elnd far what Hogshead, Barrel, Kilderhin, Firkin, Long- ng Snort and Stout Ha:el Irootl MOPS may be dentandedWr‘the service If Me Stores aforesaid, for one year , front the 22d 41( December neat, to be also answerable to santotes, to be prodmecd' with the Tenders. The whole to lie paid for by Bills payable, without In terest, Si.:l7/y Days after elate. The Conditions of the Contracts limy be men at the Secre tary's °Sire: 11TO regard he had to any Tender in which the Price zhatt not be inserted' in' wort! at length, or that sh ill not he dilk ere d to the Meer! belo•e One o'clock on the said rues (lay, the IVA Instant ; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or souse - Person on las k behalf; attends to an ewer when called for. SATURDAY NOVEI4IBER 8, U Bl PUBLICATIoN. , . This Pay wai published, , In Two Volumes, svo. price II 4s. in hoards, ririllie:A / RAC,VICE ut ,Die C()URT ,Cl - IEQ.UTEB, noon I (i ll.rEplNos in EQUITY. Se , cund faition, with , e.Additions. By DAVID I.It,IIITQN FOWLER, London, Priiitol for .4. Puttcrwurtli and Son ; and J.' Coeir, Or niond•quay, Dublin, • Oo Monday, Nov. )o_, wig be published, in Octavo. AL l'Elt respecttstlly adcli'elstol to , both HOUSES of pAitLIAIENT, on the Importance of "Legislative Interference, to prevent the possible Succession of, the Family of. BCONiyARTE to the Crown of these Realuis. By an ATTORNEY of his Majesty's Court of Kipg's Bench. Pr . mted for James Harper,. 46, Fleet-street, Loudon. A Tbis,tlay was published, On:: Vo lume, I imo. : price .ss. in boards, • TnißuTE-Or SYMPATHY, addressed to. By W. NEWNHANI,.r,q, „ " What sorrow wits, thou had7st hiin know And front his owif, he learnt to melt atm hers woe." GRAY'S " Ode to Adversity." " Happy the man who sees a God employed In all the good and ill that chequer liter, Revolving all events with their effects, - And manifold results, into the will And arbitration wise of the Supreme." CowPEtt: Printed fur J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, tea, Piccadilly. This Day wasyubtisht tt, in Octavo, yrice 18s. boardS . . . . .. . . , . Thee ~ e cond E . MI ion,, with veryco n s id e rable Additions, of ill li; Al AGI ST RATES' MA NUA L ; or, i - IL SUMMARY of t!.e DUTIES and POWERS of a JUS TICE of the PEACE, carefully compiled from the best Au thorities; with Extracts from adjudged ~ C ASES and the SrxruTEs to the 36111 George 111. •I 3 i t;, and a copious, Colketion of PRECEDENTS of SUM"MONSES, -WAR: RANTS, CONVICTIONS, &c. By WILLIAM TOONE, • Attorney at Law, and Clerk to )he Nlagistrates acting for the Diriiioo of New Brentford, Loudon . : Pi lilted fur Joseph Butterworth .;ud•Son, Fleet street.. (3t •whom may be Wad, just published, price. 6s. Gd. in bo4rds. the !'hind Edition, with considerable Mditions, by it Barrister at. Law, of A SUNIMARY of the DUTIES of a JUNTICE of, the PEACE out of Sessions; with son►e Preli niin'ary Otist , rvations. By Henry J.►►ues l'y'e, Esq. M V.DIcINiL A REAL BLESSI,Nti MOTHERS. OF alt the unmet:ons Cases that have appeared. in the Public Prints for the last tru years, of the good rheas of the AM EItICAN .sooTHING sYittTP,.notie are mars entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse, than the under-mentionial:—The infant Daughter of Mr. hewn, Ns', tit, Osford-strevt, was, at the tender age of two montlr4, taken very,ill. The Physician could not find out the child's disordCr ; it seas everyday getting worse. Mrs. 1. ached him if he thought it was its teeth; his answer was, the child was too youn4.—Li,twever, Mrs. I. haring vtpoloroied the'ilttuei of the Svrop, tooth in her own as,will•u• of sevurdi Ladies of her acquaintance, thought she would-try. I .s soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she begat , . to get better, and by the time the infant was 16 weeks old, shy had five tcsth through. had ul the Proprietors. Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at .2s. Pd. a llnttle. CAuTio'...—lle sure to ask fur dtilfnson and William's Ame rican Soothing Syropotts there are several spurious sorts. N. B. Mrs. JohnsoW relieves the infant pour as usual, at her House, every Tuesday .aod Saturday morning, from nine to ten o'clock, by liringing a letter from a respectable House, keeper, to certify that_they arc real object 3 of etr.trity. - • • • . MIDDLETON; neat :Slanchester, Oct. Ib, Isls. SIL —A Site of mils, 13 yeal:s . ol-iigi:, ithooi 34 months ago, whilst in the employ of Mr. Thomas Will:bison, was iri the habit, during the summer, 'af bathing in hot and cold water alternately, in the reservoirs of a stcqinf engine; some weeks afterwards, he was seized with difficulty of breat his general health became so• as to render Inni unfit fur nusiness; Lie was confined, apparently in a dying state, for 18 weeks, having seven large running ulcers on the back, chest, :and belly ; in this situation he remained, unre lieved by any uf•the medicines he had recourse to, when .dfel low-servant (John Rushton) who had:seen a similar case cured by your Antiscorbutic l)rops, made a Collection to par 7. chase a bottle for the youth, and it••is•as. true as-Wouderful, before he had finished one small bottle, the goad effects evi dMitlY shone lorth, and encoitraged aperseveranve.' re sults are, be is perfectly well, the ulcers are healed, hisgene ral health is good, and he appears eonstit utiOnally remade again. We are, Sir, your obedient servants, GEORGE AND ELLEN LAWSON. , We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, we witnessed the good effects of Mr. Lignum!s Drops . in•the ca.c of Williant Lawson, as above inserted. _ _ 1 homers Wilkinson, Employer, of • W. It4twsoil. Isaac Sidebotham„ To Mr. J. Lignuul, 'Surgeon; .Nliincliestia:, ,• These Drops are sold iii moulded sqoate bqttles, at. hs..and 14s. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three (is. uses), Wholesale and. Retail, ; also by J, Eript;; :tud Son, 42, Loug•larie, West Solidi Sutton and Co. BOw Uliartgi-yard ; Bairelay and Suns, '95, ; Edwards, '36, St. Pants Clittrdi-y,ard; . and Butler and Sons,; 4, Cheapside. And by one br mote. principal lqedicine %eisders. in every Market Town 'in the Unittd Kiwrdom. A MOST VAIX,IILE, SCAUCE, AND CERTAIN AIEDI - CANi: FOR EITHER SEX. • DR. BOER AAVE!S RED I'ILL,, fsmo . throughout Europe for the Cure of every Sta4e and. Symptom of a Certain Complaint. These Pills are mild but powerful, and speedily efficacious in recent as well as the most ohstinite Cases. • The direCtions are full . aad eNplicit, 'rendered ,easy .to every capacity, which la Persons, of either Soi,..are enalsled ty cure theilil selves "with certainty, safety, And secresy in a few dap ) wall. , 'out the least confinement or hindrance of tnisines4. Where an early application is Amide fur the Cure of a Cer tain, Disorder frequently contracted in a moment of itiebrieky, the eradication is generally completed in the short sltace of two days; and in the tupre advanced and inveterate stages of Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and, distressing svmptiiius, a perseverance in these" Pills (without restraint in diet or rXvIVISiti iiisore to the Patienta pry- marebt and radic.il Cure. Too much cauncit be said in praiSe of this wonderful Aledidine ; sntliCe it to say, thatits amazing sale within - the last fifty }'ears, though seldom advertised,•isAs certain criterion of its isumense ;- during which litany thousaad Persons Ot, both `exec have experietievd ‘e'r;joYineth• of hiteing been perfectly cured, after'sever's at td itijirririffs diethoilk, had been persevered in to no ptirPose... A supply. is , j,ttst recelvtinl, Icy Bacon and Co. Oxford-stn t; Ward, ;L H, Holborn; Leigh, 14, Strand; 'and Nlitiories. Sold aka by every reputable'Voildr 4 r all klarlict Towns throughoirt tire,K•inr,duar, and .all (+tip% M ilicine.Vrtirierg price ;is. anti (Id: per I ) i, warranted gepoinF., Medic c ' e .. is a sos;eeeign ;Melly Glandular. Obttructions, and Poverty tut utop4, 'removes - all scurfy Eruption4:lroint he body ;• grid tnar . be takeis at tiering and hull with the gyeatei.t. i:1 short, it has excelled When salivat on and otlier remedies have failed.. It is aitaptil for 'Captains of Ships, wi.?rltltig People, Travellers, and others, and requires uy.conStiplarilt.' or par ticuitsr re',iuteu. • -.,~ ~ L.Frac 6EyENPENCE. I Ai , tio VP, A gig t iriF iibtiLic Ratios:. AS we wait to 'Make To e SUN really a Public Print, we feet it our duty to draw attention-to whatever •thay tend to national convenience. Therefore we were , particularly struck with an account which 'appeared'in that loyal and eonsti . tutionalJournal Tote Leeds intelligencer, respect ing a new invented mode of impeti'ving the Public (toads, and a few days since copied the article into -our Paper. The ingenious inventor of this mode is a Mr.:CLAy, svho has obtained *a Patent for it, and by whose assistance we have no doubt tbat, by. farpitating the intercourse between the several parts of thy cOnntr v, he Will . mateiially promote the Interests•of trade and commerce. The purpose of this invent ion,. the efficacy of which has been demons-timed . , is to improve the roads in stapoth ness, beauty, and durability. For this reason we are . biinpy to announce, on the authority of a most respectable Correspondent who' resides at Leeds, Ind %yin) has personally • inspected the different roads wider Mr. CL.%Y'S management, that the effect,in all these respects, has exceeded the most saogiiirre expectatiOns. Indeed the whole'of the roads in that neighbourhood appear to be succes sively falling int o the hands 01 Mr. CLAY, who 118.3 also bad numerous applications made to him on the subject from various parts of' the kingdom. The :road , last submitted to Mr. CLAY'S ma.. nagernent is another of the ,execrable ways for which the neighbourhood of Leeds, notwithstand ing the numerous • carriages which the extensive trade of that floairishiog town sends over them, seems to have been remarkable ; we mean the road leading from Leeds to Bradford and Halifax. At a' veryAironerout JNlee'tiog of the Commission ers, held on : Friday (31st at Rickstall Bridge, Sir J.Amte.s GaAttaNt, Bart.. Al. for Carlisle, in theChaiy, it was resolved'unanimonsly, that Mr. system should be adopted ; and the nta ltagemint of, the road was in consequence imme diately,co9tracted for by that We are glad to find that Sir JAMES spoke of the eystein, after a . personal inspection of the roads, in ierms of the highest admiration ; as Ore _opinion of a Gentleman, so wel.l qualified to judge of its merits, in addi:ion to the practical proof already afforded, o ded, at "since sets ri 'stomp ‘on the excellency of Mr.'CLAY's mode. At the same Meeting it w*s agreed to effect a diversion of the road, so. as to avoid. Windmill-bin, and Church^ hank, at Bradford, - for which object the lion. CloOrtnan liberally subscribed 5001. an exaittple that 'WaS loVowed by the Gentlemen. present to the exteut of upwards of 30001. The Meeting having beets invited to an excel lent dinner, ptovided at the expense of their .worthy .Chairman, Sir JAMES, in 'proposing the Ith of Mr. CLAY, coMplimented that G:ntlemari on his invention. it was, he said, rx , e llewly conceived, put into practice 'with great en.igy''nail effect, and refkcie,d infinite credit on he talents of the Patentee; and ;1 be.thanks of the v nblie j were cert'ciiirly due to hirit, .rtot only lot his gt cat exertions,. 'but for•his patriotic Jet ermine that the.counCry should be;.put iu possession of the benefits of .those Exertiotts-opon,ieasonable CI.A4, returning than s ks, stated, that 'Having formed the machinery in VOrkshire, he thought it ooly.due .theqirst• county in this grer,.kingdoni, to make, ,in the fi rst in s tance, ail offer of his best Services ter the improvemen( 4 of ifee'roadS in that county y • Ili& I : the very cheerful manner in which .11w .ConnnisSioners of. the three roads leading from ,Leeds, to Waltefield, to flare wood, and to Dewsbury, 101 adopted his plan (an example no w followenin so fiatteii4; a Mall tier by the Commissioners present), had impost d -upon iiim a debt ,of gratitude he was. anxious to, repay ; and, thoogh he cousidered their matii. testatiOns of kind attention 'rather premature, he troste4., hi the 'ensuing Spring,' by increased exer tions, to place the Toads in such a state as would convince all, that the confidence reposed in hint Ii not' been to is plaCed. • ARMY CONTRAcf. Commissariat Department, Treasury • Chambers, Nor. 13, 1817. ()TICE is hereby given, that the Aoma to the ~L col - Lords Coinmissioners sif his Majesty's Treasury, for Commissariat Stipplies, is ready to veccive Proposals for sup plying, such of his Majesty's_ Troops, as may be encamped in the vicinity of Sandhurst, in the County of Berks, with- Bread, :cleat, Forage, Straw, Fuel, Coals, and Candles, for One Year, from the 25th of December next, such proposals to -be sent in on orhefore Thursday, the 20th day of Norem her (but none will be received after Twelve o'Citiek on that day). and if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. ~ Proposals must be made for the whole cif the Articles, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tpider properly filled up by Two Persons of known Pro. perty, eng-agitig to hecraie bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in . the printed particulars, fur the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be no ticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ex pressed in Words at length. Particulars of the Contract may he had, upon application at these Chambers, between the Hours of Eleven and Five. " Tu. the LIVERY of the WORSHIPFUL COMPANY of G L1P.41 rms. . _ GENTLEMEN, T N conseqince of the melancholy Kvent which has tahen place, and the severe loss the Nation at large has sustained by the demise of her Royal Highness the PRINCESs crimmort . F. AuGusTA, I am directed by the Wardens to acquaint yotuthat the usual EN 1- EirrAiNmENT at the GOLUSMITH'S HALL, on Lord Mayor's IN', will nut take place. THONIAS LANE, Clerk, WOOD, NIAYOII. An ESPECIAL COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER MEN, holden in the COUNCIL CI-LAND-IER of .the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on 'I . IIUR` D4Y, the 6th day of November, 1817, and in the sisth • ,Year of the Reign of George the Third, Of . the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, &c. t 1 I 5 Court being 'ieeply alivried ,vtith the Loss of tier Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Au.: gusto, Daughter of his Royal H.ghne, 'the , Prince Regent, and Cooisort of his Serene Hightuss the Prince Leopold of s ;axe! (.40, o ueg, and consideripg un , ea,inable any Rejoieings would beat a time 'When his ROyal highness the Prince Regent and ti,e .whole Nation .are, on this mournful occasion,. so sell-Oily afflicted with the greatest sorrow and concern, dot!) thereupon unanimously agree and order that the Livery Companies' 'shall not walk or stand in the' street., or Nss in their barges on the water, on the next Lord Mayor's Day; nor any firing of guns on the land or water, ringing of hells, or any other ont ward chew cif rejoicings heretofore a:- costumed, he permitted or suffered to be.madc on that day; , hut. that the same be, for this time, wholly laid aside and forborne, and that Public Notice be gi Veil thereof; - and it is further agreed and ordered, that, - waving all 'unn e cessary pomp and state, the Lord Mayor Elect, in his private,coitch, accompanied with the present Lord Mayor, the Aldermen, and Mr. Recorder, and 'attended only by die Sheriffs and the prin cipal Otheers.in Coaches, the other'Otlicers walking on foot, preco/led by the two City Marshals ow borseh\ack, shall pfts from the .Mansion-Kiii4, to Westminster, and directly go up th -- the Court of Exchequer, there to Wit! his Oath, which Rein; done, his Lordship, attended as befiire, having entered Warrants of . Altuaney in the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas, as usual, is desired to return in the suture manner to the-Mansion-boas. TiroonTr - mitP F.. •• • A NEW PATENT HAT, at only IS4. IMPORTANT SAVING. EORGE FRANK anti Co • have to offer to the Public a - SILK FIAT on a BE :1 VER BODY, corn! bitting every requisite a Hat ought to possess; it is superior in appearafkr - tit the finest and - most expensive Beaver., is eqmtUri light, and -will out wear two of them, and is of a better shape, whichit retains to the last; it will never chati , e its colour, which is of the mni.t beautiful black, if worn fur years; no weather will injure themohey 'being WATER PROOF, and will repair several times at a trilling expence, and every-time appear squat tit new, and are decidedly sup , : rior tb tft4,r hints ever offered to public notice ; . the attainment .9f which has been attended with great expence, labanr, and personal attention of- GEORGE - I'II.ANKS and CO. Manu facturers, Wellington House,' corner of Redcrosa-strect, Barbican, London. . • Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior . Hats, will find it their interest in applying as - above. No unpaid Letters received.—Not in any way conceined With a Retail Iluuse in Beech-street, name of. Franks. THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDi and PINING-TABLES; in one Olegant Piece of Furniture, and upon -Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and. Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portable . Chairs, with several oth e r new itivt nted and improved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of 'Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, where Families ntay select aud furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment. East and West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by Nlorgan and Sanders, it; and 17, Catberint-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. PUBLICATIONS. This Day Were published, In Two very large Voluaies•Oetavo; embellished with Foui- tree Portraits, prierl 2t . 14s. FLGUSTRKFIQNS of tie LITERARY HIS - -IL TORY - of the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; consisting of Authentic Memoirs and Original Letters of Eminent Per sons ;'and intendeel as a Sequel to the Literary Anecdotes. By JOHN I<;ICHOLS, Printed by and fur Nichols, Son, awl Bentley, Red Lion Passage, Fleet-triet. - mac be had, The LITERARY ANECDOTES uf the EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, in• Nine Volnnws, sr°. price 111. l Is.; or the- Eighth or Ninth Volumes separately. On the Iso . of November will be published; with the Alma flacks, embellished With an elegant emblentatical Frontis piece; price 9s. boardi, TINIE 7 S •TZLESCO PE for 1818 ; or a Coat plate GUIDE to the ALMANACK, containing an.Ex-' planation of Saints' Days And Holidays; with Illustrations of British History and Antiquities Notices of nbsolete Rites* .and Customs; and Sketches of Comparative Chronology. Astronomic:A GccurreneeS ili reel v Month, comprising Re marks on the Plienitmena of the Celestial Bodies; and the NaturaliSt's Diary, explaining the.vatious Appearances in the Animal and Vegetahle Kingdoms. To which is prefixed as Introtinctir4 contiti...ng the Outlines of OeulOgy and Ali , treral ogy.• • - " Time's Telescope is compiled with skill and lodgment, and contains munch desirable miscellaneous information, par ticularly on sMnepat is Of Natural History. We reemomend worlato the attention :tali- juvenile readers; Who will Mal it an agreeable and instructive companion,"—Monthly Review, for N0v.1816. • See also.M. R., for August 1317.• * 0 , 4 The four preceding Volumes of " Time's Telescope," for the Years 1814, 1815, 18/6, and-1817, may be had, price 9s. each. London.: Printed for Sberw9od, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-Row. TURKISH CUNNING., In the years 1811 and 1812, Captain F. BEAU. FORT, in his Maje : lty . s ship Frederickstein, was ordered by the'L mis of the AdMiralty to survey rhe south coast of Asia Alittor, commonly called K r aramaitia. • At - Boodroom Cain ain REAUFoRT several interviews with ILalil Bey, the Moo. sellho; or GovertiOr of that place. lie conversed with ease, ddd, , like . all Other Turks, delighted in hearing atuVrepeating ludicrous stories.; The fol lowing anecdote .he told with much humour : I" Sunre yea' s . ago, a Freneh frigate being at -Bood room, the •Commanderexplessed a great desire to see theinarldevin,the fortres...; hut the then Gover nor abspbrkelyr efused to ain't him, without di rect order's from the Porte, The Commander hail interest; 'the Ambassador - "was set to woi ; and in' a short tittle the frigate rvtitrued, hearing, the nece.ssary. The Governor put it to his forehead . , in acknoyyledgmtn: of its authority, abet declared his readiaess to . proceed. Arrived at the tinter sgate, - 1 1 -Ideridy, l said the Governor, " rliir r - orders of my luiperialMaster must he implicitly obeyed." Let We in, ;then," exclaimed the imp iiient•Captain. E 1 Undotihtedly," replied the far so I am enjoined to do by the tirman ; 'glint as. it contents na ‘ directions about your coming out again, you w)..1 perhaps forgive this mometi " taffy pause, before we pass the draw-bridge." French Crimmandant, not chusing to put such datigerou,s - ironytti the test, departed greatly woe tified Ao.fitid the,follower of Mahotnet.had out. itted him." . . .