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S UCH Persons As maybe willing'ta Contract for supplying. this Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR, 'May deliver in their Proposals to .the Directors of the said I:lospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, tits Bth Instant, tt Eleven o'Clock in thei'orenimti; and in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Proposas, and acquainted with fur= titer:particulars., by inquiring at-the Steward's . affice here.. N.B. .No,Proposal.will be received after the hour afore said, n o r will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the e. laid Forms. OFFICE OF ORDIV,INCE, Oct. 22, 1817. 91111E - PRINCi PALL.OFFICERS. of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in ,on or before Trednesdno, the Atli of ,November next, from sucli Persons as 'may be willing to undertake the Sapply of BOOTS' and SPURS, for Service of this Department, for. a period .of 7Yeree Years, determinable after the expira tion of the first Ydar, • upon Notice of Three,Months ) at the •ption of either Part7f. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon Application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Anse kat, Ire6hvich. • Shad farther particulars, together with the 7'ernts and Conditions of .the . Contract, !nay be known at the Se vretary's Office, in Pal . l-Mall aforesaid, any Day between *he flours of 'Ten and Four o'clock; where the Proposals' Ztust be delirered, sealed 'fp, and endorsed " Proposals for boots and Spars;" bukilo Proposal can be admitted oiler' the of November, at Ttpelve o'clock at soon of the same. "Lay ; neither will any Tender be noticed, 1111:696 the Party Vt ng it, or an Agent, in his 6e4it1.1,, shall attend. Order f?l' tho lioaret, R: H. CREW, Secretary/. T'l-1. E LO TT•E SII PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS aid Co. beg leave to remind their Frit-tills, that NEXT FRIDAY th,e LOTTERY he (tins Drawin7,. SIX Prizes of L-20,1)00 Motley and Consuls constitute part of the Scheme. Within a short time MAR TIN and Co. sotd Nus. 829 ....a Prize of 1.20,004 4,674 .10,030 .617 2,000. And in a previous Lottery :‘ • No 961 ' • a Prize of 40,000 At 8, (I',ORNHILL, and 120, OXFORD-STREET. NEXT :FRIDAY; 7th NOVEMBER. • and J. SIATEWRIGHY ,flp 'not 'consider it necessary to continue to advertise, at full length the :Scheme of . the Grand Lottery, which ecnittieiie s es Drawing 24EIT FRIDAV, as it is. el:id:mit, by nuand- for Ticketa at their { - ttfiqes, (the only 'sure criterion),. the Scheme, is well Itnderstoorli and duly appreciated: they, will therefore only recapitulate a few of its proatinent merits—it contains 2.t034 more Prizes than Ellaults— , -..700 have the option of receiving 121. each, or of bejog. re-drawn, and thus have Two 42hanee4; for one Ptirchage. There are o,:ty 7,100 Numbers, Iwo of each, and I Number may gain the enormous Sum of . 30,0001. 3- Numbers must•each ;min the Sum of 40,000/. 6 Tickets must each zail the Sim. of OOO/. , • IleSidesthe charce-o-f 3.2 other Capitals of 1,0001. '&c..&e. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have on Sale Tickeis and .shares at moderate Pricei.at th'eir' Old-established' Offices, No. 37, ornitil),. No. 38, Haymarket, N0..11, Holborn, and No. 1.41, Oxford-street; *here the Last 20,0001. Prize and 11 other s Capitals hase..been rec.ently'dividrd among the Puoljc. NEXT FRIDAY. , . SIX OF THEN l'Y THOUSAND -POUNDS! CA . CANROLL, the Contractor, reminis the . that on FRIDAY NEXT the LOTTERY will fornmence Drawing.—The following hiief enumeration will, *hew the merits of the Scheme, which contaidi nearly 3,000 taibre Prizes than Blanks, including SP; OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS 'I lie Two Prizes of 15,000 being entitled to 5,0001. more. SCHEME. 2 of .j:,20,000 Money are . .....L40,000 20,000 Consoli 40,000 15,000 Ditto. ... 30,000 .5,000 Money ....10,000 , 1,000 Guineas 2,100 . 1,000 Money ~ 500 Guineas ....... 2,100 ~ 200 Guitietr, 1,260 200 Money ..... 1,600 .' 9.2 •• • • • • ~'.. . , . 5,700"0f the Tickets which may be drawn Blanks will he entitled to rectivo, previous to the:atl Deceruber, 121 each in Nioney, or may, at the optien of the Holders, be re-draWn , and agaii take a second Chance of obtaining the Capitals that remain in the Wheel. G. CARROLL had the pleasure'of diStributing amongst his rriends4he last-drawn. Prize of 30,00Q1. ; he trusts a coati tsuaace of his usual Success will attend his Otlices, CORN HILL; and 26, O.:FORD-STREET, *here Tickets and Shares for the present popular Lottery are Int sale at the following Prices, vie. .Half • Ticket j ,L.19 10 • L.lO - o Eighth .'... L. 2 13 G Quarter,, . . 5ixteenth..........1 7 0 FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. IN „consequence of numerous Complaints. JAMES A'l'KlNSON.offers the above Reward to anyone 'who will girt him such information as may lead to. the detec tion of the Offenders who have counterfeited his Articles.— In 'regard to the merits of the germine ones, he presumes they are too' g ene rally adopted to require eulogium; he will there fort:!`onlyadd; that the following virtues of the respective Ar licks may be relied on ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE • . isperfeetly innocent, and immediately changes Grcy or Red Hair on.the Head or ,Whiskers to Brown or Black, so per znaneni' that washing, &c, which affects other Dyes, only render this more-durable. . 'ATKINSON7S CURLING FLUID restores the Hair where it bas fallen off, ,from illness, per •itpiratittn,, change of clitVate, or any of, those causes Which occasion premature decay. It also frees the Ilair s from Scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, • and keeps it in curl during exercise lathe rlance or promenade,. or in damp weather. ATKINSON'S.. AMBROSIAL SOAP entirely . divested of Alkali, by a new process, removes freckles, redness, and hardness froth the Skin, prevents its chapping, and makes it smooth, white, end even. Cau•TtoN.—The above Articles have all got the Signature and Addresi of the Proprietor on the label. ,S t uld by most Perfumers and Hair - dressers; price of the Dlre is. the Curling Fluid 35."6d. and the Soap Is. oka,' Cm rad- street, Sno-squitre,. London, • C- THE ARMY. SALE OF A MANSION. STEYNE, BRIGHTON.—:MARINE NIANs'iON. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANSION of LADY ANNE -MUR RAY, deceased, situated on the West Side/ of the Steyne, commanding fine Sea Views, in a complete state of repair, and - fit for the immediate reception of x family of the very first magnitude and distinction,. together with two Ex- - cellent Shops-in East-street. Apply to Mr. 'I'AIT, No. 92; Jermyn-street;St. James's. This'Day waspublished; in Sro. price l'Os.Cd. boards, the PRINCIPLES of the. 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' DIANO FORTES, Second-band, good as New, with a PEDAL HARP, &c. nay be seen at Mr. WAT LEN'S, who is removed to those large - Premisei;No. 13, Lei cester-place.—A Grand Piano Forte, by Broadwood and Son,, 45 Guineas.—Pedal Harp, by Erat, 50 Guineas.—Also, a Capi tal Cabinet Piano Forte; equal to deco, shop price GU Gqi neas,, not a better can be made by anv one, for 40 Gui yeas.— A Square Piano Forte; two months old, for 25 . Guineas, with' every requisite.—These instruments are nil warranted sound and in good - order,. by the OWner.=-May be viewed front - Ten to Four ficitick. The ,I9th Regiment of Light ,nragoonS, rg eently returned from Canada, is to be trained,and equipped as a. Cory 'of 'T.IIt - leers, instead. ; ol..the 23d, which 'is about to be disbanded. TheGth gattaEon th,e 60th Regiment, arrived on Friday last at ,PortStuouth floin Jamaica,, will be reduced. The 0111c . .et's wail receive ,t.W.O months' full pay in. advance, and many of the men penSions. The greater ,part being Ger-. mans, will, be landed in their oWn , country. frc.e . of expence.': . The 7th -Battalion of the GOtli Ileglineyk.were reduced inlialifax. 'fbe inen'principally,eutered thelr i. lilion of the saute Iteginrent at Anna pou A•detathment of one Serleant, r one ,Ggr oral, and 29 Privates.ol . the ntider„ti.ie'cOintnalid of Lieutenant HURNEY, nt the 4811' Regiment, ore now under orders for New lont.b. : ll 7 ales,,'l,l a guard over convicts on brxird the Nap - tune.: The 19th' Fool,..which:bai been. many years in Ceylon, , _ is. under orders 'to return hon Le., Time 23th and 25th .Light Dragoons, both in India, are :under, orders to return home, for the purpose of being reduced ; but. they. are, as .we stated on Saturday, detained for the preseut by the Marquis of 'llAsTmos, in consequence of the hostility of the Mahrattas and others, whose ob ject, however, appears rather to be plunder than the conquest of the Company's settlements. Tbe.22d.Regiment of Foot, now in the,Manri tins, is not, we find, as stated in the other Papers and copied into.THE SUN of Saturday, under or ders to return home. 6 LUTHERAN JOBlLEE.—Ye , ;terday morning, a sermon was preached in the Lutheran Chinch, in the. Savoy, Strand, to m comemorate the - Third Yu bilee of the Lutheran Reformation. , This:event was to be celebrated ,all over the . Ptotesi an" . churches Of the Continent, on 03,7 3.Jst lasj; and the Ist and 2(1 days attic . present J.)6614.2111 order to take, at least,- a fi:eble part in ` the joy, and gratitude felt by their brt•thrcti", the Ministers of the Ltitheran . ChnrcheS'Of the Sa voy, in the So and „and Littlei,,Xlie-street,Good.-. Man's- fi elds, celebrated the event by a solenri, Jubilee, The seritio!t.-at tlle. Savoy was preached. before a most numerous and respectable amfi.,,.‘e'e, (amongst whom were several Toreign,.Anthassa- Alms and Secretaries of Legation) ,by Cie Roi. D r . *TEINI4.nEyp, trom Psa lm 26, verse S. .!‘ 'Tile has done great th ings for.us, ).l.terewith ' ise are glad." After, : haviug. given shOrtAelinea tion oi.the drendiul state of the ClarclOtt th ages. of snperstition, be dVelt . on the elnarAeter :of r;y; THEIR and NJELMSCTiIo-g, as v.-ell as on those of FREDERICK the - Wlsr;. Elector ,at 'Saxony, the 1 G - great proLeCtor Lalt.rer, VSTANys q 24 ,7 PHUS, King of Sweden. He y condoned with an appeal,to,his hearers for 'their benevolent cOntri- . butions, to be appbed . .partisi • for the gratuitous 'distribution . of Luther's atid par't'ly rd. , the relief of tl►C Beees:itotis, of such'.; pod'. countrynien as by their conduct rendtired Selves worthy of The: Church - ,_tvas :decorated similar to our Protestant - Churches pit 611iisttnai . ; on the trout of the pulpit the .natue . Luther" . was inscribed in large letters, below that, of " Melanethon,." and on both sides tlt6se of "Fre derick the Wise anti Gustavus Adoiphns.'' We feel pleasure in publishing following Letter, ,as traiisniitted to us, confirmaribu of a paragraph ‘rhich appeared in our .Papey, rt lative to the cure of that general and dangerous complaint, Rupture. - - Sir,—Observing a paragraph in. your. raper respecting the cure of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical Board, at Charlotte-House, Great Charlotte-street,' Black friars,.road, in j ustice,'Sii, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my personal testimony. Having been afiliclted . sear twenty years, and deemed• incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patiently bore my arnictio'n, expecting every boor to be my last ; I at leagth'apidied to the Medical Board; and have rea son to pray for that excellent Establishment, 'for although I am near 50 , I was perfectly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank God, enjoy good health. 1 think', Mr. Editor, all who know me will ailow that I can have no other motive • for thiS communication than a public benefit. I am,.Sir, your obedient Servant, . . „ C. CLEVELAND. Dog and Stile, near • St. George's Fields, Oct: 1 : 217. • • The affairs between Spain and Portugal 'lately wore a forrnidable aSpect, and • threatened to throw the whi)le of Europe *into cmnbuitiOn. The partieitnanifested their hostile dispositions, but Money, " the sinews 'of wik," was wanting. Money is not only the sitiews • Of•war, - but the pro , motel* of happiness, and the dispenser of pleasure ; and it *Must afford the Public great satisfaction to learn that a very considerable sum will be-distri buted amongst thCIII NEXT FRIDAY, when the Lottery commences draWing. Tlcose who iii tend to partake of the Six Prizes of 20,000/, will do well to apply in. time at the 'dflices of G. CARROLL, the Contractor, No. 7, Con - AIM, and 26, Oxford-street. The circumstance of a number being drawn a 20,000/. Prize, after it b'acibeeit 'previously drawn a Blank', has created great ititerest concerning the present Lottery, as it is to be drawn on the sa'nfe plan as the. One in which the 'eVent'aboVe alluded to occurred nuttibei. was 4367, draWn thie 9th ofluly last *a Blank, and re-drawn on the 19th of the smme month a 20,0001. Prize, and shared by Btsx into Sixteen Si - iteenth Shares.— It is more than probable that some of the num bersdr;awn Blanks NEXT FRIDAY will alterward3 be Capitals, and 111 st-es Offices*, from having. in almost everyy - Lottery for many years past _sold more Capitals than Any other,areexpeatect to sell the greater, part, if not all the Six .20A0 Prizes in Oe'LOCteryVilliCh . I.P"iiiS NEXT ERtISAY. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Svo. price 11.45. in boards, • rilrHE* PRACTICE at the' comr of Ex, A." CHEQUER noon PROCEEDING'S in EQUITY. Sez cond Edition, with considerable Additions. _ . By. DAVID BURTON .FOWLER, Esq. London. Printed for J. Butterworth and Son ; and J. Cooke, Or mond-quay, Diablin,- LISBON month IirsB ON Y., OCT. 18.—Oh the 15th of this was, deeided. th‘: .4 . bar discovered in the the con3pir‘cy trial instituted in Consecincuer May last, and '.l4e firstentenceiclivere'd ;• in tl6 !t darit was emifirniNd that , ac-' .passa,, up0n . ..114 except;T - ..".'m a ' de ,: - y 1 . on the 170 :it slynthi • . .C U SSCIO By this sentence . :o wo.Z? de . elarctt not guilty; 'one sentenced ,to be - . 1 frotn'tbe kingdoms of. Portugal, Bri, - "; Al , . garva, with the- threat of hanishoi bf:theineSidios (fortresses) of Africa for life, case of cinettavent,it4; three coiiitetired.,to. be ,transporred tiy ! Angola apt!. ' 4 \luzlnibique ; and . 12 seti:enc.ed to. : tae putiislicd. with death. ~This sen tence-heing ,ezcectited ot , the 18th of tlts month, lie greatest' order and traughillitylniaginable :ire vailed. im tire countenaneei'of the citizens seen on •thar.day, : as:%vell as on thos - e.in'whicti oassio of. the . sentoce the guilty received, ao. •cor'ding to the usual custom, the succours of reli gion--the expression of horini., which in the nVidit of a nation. distinguished for its unshaken mews of loyalty to. the Sovereign, is justly 'ea by the abominable crime of a handfulof duals, who, deaf to the voicc'and to the dietaics of both divine and briniati lawS, endeavoured to pltmge us into tire horrors of anarchy. 'The sell tence is printing which applied the dispositions ot . the laws to the facts proved by the cleare;t evidence. - in. AUG. 20. , •--In our':Gazette of the 10th •we hi the arrival of her Royal; lightness , the. Princess oi the. United Kingdoms at Madeira. We noy et - . - trart from ituthentic letterS some particulars of her . stay in that island.. The squAdron 'having entered the • celleneythe Governor. kind Captain-Gentrali rencio Jose - Correa de Prlello,.Lient'enlint:Geneirtu of the Royal Armies; 'with' Iris whole' Staff, ;to gethet: with the Bishni,epaired - it-eleven . in the mr.rning on lute 1 1tl, oil board the- ship Pqn John yr. where they..ka.d. the lion4.)ur to k ins t hand of her Royal 1-lightiess, who repeiYed them with -ard -deigned - foyiind ' to, ihcir rrrprept,.thrycle in. the `name Wants, to conic •60 ,shore and .I.tottinti them by . . - • ficr h yal ightieSs itinded ;'•.* • great' , ecremonv. At the :gall 'of the Rov•al. 1-110triAss adored, crifei - ilx, which - Lf rrsented and 'condos - .-p nroexts:3iqn. to the. Ca4fiedral Clittrelf„*Wkei.e. lAIII4I 4 IV . PS perfor a ted, to 4 thank * the •Althighty for this , h;ippy'evdnr: „. . .lipNai , Highness then lirOceeded Goveroot''.s Prriace,,s . ;%V.trieli • , iv.as'pt - eliareo - for lee • reeelition. ihe streets 'through which st;e~ passed the -wi.1(1 . 0, wet folt„of spectators, who strewed, fit•hwers in: her \vay, ' Tlte joy of the in , liahitants :doting these tbree, fla.yg; ,I,i!gs trelng,•- ., The town tv:as eyery night. On the 12th' 13thiher IVryal Highness made ft excursions in the tiigfi-bourhood. The 'BiShop; the English r un:reliant, 'the' page, att . d other lawny's' of country seats, had the honour to receive her Royal at theth With'sutttptnous enter tainments.. Her ROyal Highnessgained the hearts all who approached her by, her affability and cow descention. An act of generosity must partieu 7 - lady be Mentioned': a sailor falling from one of the yards on board the vessel of her Royal High ness, to the great consternation of the .Princess; who sent repeatedly to inquire after him, and find 7 ink; that he was dead, ordered a 'pet - Blot) of 6400 reis per month to his widow for life, and a year tK) he paid dowitt immediately. On the 13th, 'at midnight, the squadron sailed, followed by the gond wishes of inhabitants of the island, and probably is by this time at Rio de . . Janeiro. • • • LA I:4TELLIGENCE. 'COURT OF CHANCMY, Nov. 1. CHARLES DAY V. JOHN 'AND JAMES BOWLING. Mr HART, counsel for the plaintiff, moved for Injunction to restrain the defendants front using the'labels of the 'Plaintiff upon'their bbit'k ing pots, or front selling or distributing any labvlS signed. " Day and Martin, 97, High Holborn,", or any,Libe i .ls with the names " Day and Martin'' inietted 'them. The plaintiff, lie stated, purchased the business of, the:firm. of Day_and ! Martin, and : had sustained, entlsiderable„ loss isr the d e 'Vudanis *selling the hlackinr, street, in the:l3nroogli; at CrOyaoti, lin, Pith Labels, ing. it . to-he: 1.11-q!'e and Martin; either_p,txaelted Io are,. pol.s, pacts-, edup aloil4 with client, in order- to,l;cta , ied on by retailers. He had several 'proving' that they-did so.:—lnjunetion'granted. COURT OP KING'S' B 1 CH, SEnbitiNTe INN, Nov, ,• LOAD, RIVERS •V. JUNG. • - , We have had frequent occasion to mention this, case, respecied the of the noble plain tiff to , Cranborne Chase. It came on for argit-t went. thiS clay, on the conditional rule for a new -trial, obtained in the last term. by SFrgean,t LenS. Mr. Sergeant Best and Mr. Gustier(' were heard in Support of -the verdict : their addiesSe'.4 were so long as to occupy the whole day ; but ai, the result i 3 a matter of - no public interest, and its , the iptestions .depeßd, upOn minute examinations of ancient records, &C., we' shall not enter itild 'the subject until the day when their Lordship 6 give their decision. J dgm en t will not be in 0. i • 'nounced until Tuesday • next. • 1,, .d. a : 0