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MO N SE P TEM BER 1814.

PICTU,ILLING-oFrlcr, &pt. 13, 1811.

commiss/oNERS for VICTUALLING
His .147$STY'S N.:ll'Y do hereby glee Notice,,That
on Monday, the 3d of October nest, thej will be ready to
receive renders 'in Irriiing, sealed np, and treat for as
many HOGS (the carcases of vAie4 tot to weigh leas than
one hUndred and tzeette pounds each), as will produce One
1 Tundra Toni of PORK; to be hilted in His Majesty's_
Victualling .Premises at DEPTFORD; -between the 150 of,
that month, and the 31st of January ; and to be
paid for by Bills, payable with Interest; Ninety days after
date.

The Conditions of the Contract may be 'seen at the Se-
cretary's ggce.

The first Clause in the abore Act continues in force:--But

No regard' will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at len4-th, or that shall not be
delivered to. the Board. before One o'clock on the mid Mon-
day, the 3d of October next, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf attends, to
ons-wer when called fur.

By aii Act passed in, the last Session of Parliament, 54 Geo.
111. can. lti9, the above Rate of Postage of 4d. a siegle Let-
ter will cease on anti from the 10th October, 184; and a
Rate of Gd. x single Letter, and so. on in Proportion on
double, treble, and ounce Letters, become payable
in
lieu. thereof; in Additio-U, to .any Inland Postage which may
arise upon Internal Conveyance. of the Letters.

Each reuricr must be accompanied by a Letter signed by
two resp-onsible Persons ing. aging to become bound with the:
Party tendering, in.thePenal Sn'in of 15/. per'Cent. on Me
amount for the due performance of the Contract.

And the same Act contains the foilowing Regulations,

Viz. :---

Ship Letters may be forwarded by the Parties themselves..
Sect. 3. T& PostMaster-General Shall receive Letters di-
rected to Places- Abroad, both within the King's Dominions
and Kingdoms and Countries beyond the Seas, from Persons
Who may he desirous to forward them themselves upon Pay-
ment of a third of the Packet Rates, and. shall mark the
Postage and return the Letters to the Persons, who may
forward them by any Vessels, not being Packet Boats,' with-
out Penalty.

I:VG-OFFICE, Aug. 9, 1814.
THE COMMISSIpIYERSfor NIC, TITALLIN G
•His .31,1JESTI7S Nl.-11/1" do hereby glee -Notice,
That on,fridazi, the 306 h September ne.rf, they will be ready
to receive :Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for cer-
tain quantities of PRIME IRISH BEEF am! 'PORK, to be
Cured in' the ensuing Season; one third part thereof to be.
packed in Haff-puncheons, one this part in Tierces, and one
third part in Barrels; to be delivered into his Alaj:sty's rie-
tualling:Stores at Deptford or St. Catherine:s, in regular
proportions, y"each description of Casks; by the periuds un-
der-mentioned,

Persons Licensed to collect Letters.
Sect. 4. And the Postmaster-General shall and may Li-
cense Persons to culled Letters to be so forwal.ded upon Pay-
ment of the aforesaid Rates, so as Such licensed Persons shall
previously bring the Letters to a Post-Office and pay the.
Rates,---aml all Coffee-house Keepers, Brokers, and, others
desirous of eollectiag Letters at their Houses, are hereby_
required to apply to the General Post-Office, iu Lombard-
street, or to the several Postmasters at the Out Ports, for
the said Licences, which will be delivered to them free of any
Charge whatever. • -

•
.• Ode third part of the whole by the lath February,
0,
1e third m'o
ird part re by the 15t 4: of April, ISIS.
.And the remaining thirei part i);4 the 81.1 of May 1,
And to be paid for 7.y Bilis., payable with Interest; Ninety
Days :Veer date.

Tke Conditions of tie Contract 'may he seen at the Se-
cretary's Office; at this Ot ce; or by applying to Mr. J.
Durstereille, Agent for the ITiotuolling at Cork; to the-Co4-
, lectors of Majelsta's Customs at Limerick, Itellast,Nerery,
axrl Iraterford, and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin,
es pectively.

Agents in .the King's. Dominions anti:Countries beyond the
Seas.

Sect. 5. For the Security of Letters coming to Great Bd.-
tain,..aud to'place them under tile Operation uf-thiiikt, Sect.
5 and tJ the PoStwaster-Cieneral is to -authorise Persons
Aoroad, to colle4 Letters from Masters of Ships amt. others,
and mats them up hi st .tietl Bags to rarcels addressed to
the Postmaister General, p.m mg into the said -BfigStu'llarcels
a Certificate of the Netuther oh Let ters co-:stained:in the saute,
anti .tn Impr.A.auis of the Seal which-Shall lie used, and. the
D.:tc whoa and for-their Care and Trooble the Mas-
ters to wautit the Bags or Pateek snail he confided for Con-
veyisuce to tireat.l44staiti,_ shall pay I'll setehbAuthori2ed Tarr
sun at the Bate of tis. Brit Money, for ever' ir)U Letters, and
so to proportion tor a greater or lesser Number.

B, • Tender for a less qaantity titan 1000 Tierces 9f
Beef, and 1000 Tierces of Pork, will be admitted ; nor will
regard he had to any in which the Price shall not be inserted
girt word 4 at length, or that shall not (e" delivered to the
Board kfore Ont: o'Clech on 4 said Fri,bly, the 30th
Seutembi.r next, Wor unless t /W.. Person ?pito Etta irs the
ender, or some Person on ibis Le4/1411; attends., to answer
when called for,

Tht Fachet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General
144 Jitia,;!4Dtxot.almoi, of Countries tteyond the Seas, the
Comtnal Portuttsters-, his iilajesly's Consuls, or Vice cutisilis,
or v, bore t lies e are nu Public Officers of these Descriptions,
-ttoyother OffiCeT4 or respectable Person will he :tuitio-
ns:A by the. Post,inaster General to IWilie up Bags and Parcels
of Letters in the waituer before described.

Each Tender mast also be accompanied by aLei,er signed
by two res;oonsibl- Persons' engo4flaz to become bound with
the Party tendering, in the Peal! Sum of 151. per rent. on
the frotoina, for the thee zerlorneinee of the Contract.
rk., amount of the itrob'abfr quantities of Freslt Beef add
Pork to be contracted for, as abore,mentioned, may be known
on and after 17;e 10th of next monih, by applying at the Se-
cretary's Office.

•
O
Y
d by
111 f :sr; .1 1 C(4;ieluat arrays
thne :11v(1 ‘e'-litnernet st:i inl•rle-
Neenrities or Per,onaLltesponAbAity, on 'L'.•rurs and (7ondi-
lions that are IPtoral, honourable, RIO reasonable. Apply
to Mr. W. at his Oi!ke, from 12 till 4, No. 11, Chapel-place,
Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square, or by letter, post paid.
N.B. Ten Years Purchase will be given fur well-secured
Annuities.

This. Day was pnbklied,

A new Edition, prier Fir,,..Shilling•;, illustrated with Cases,
• PR.ACTICAL TiIEATISB ‘cm the 1311
vENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE
rind its conseque%ces, as Strictures, Cacets, &c. includiu.4
Practic:ll Observations ou Tabes Dorsalis, ducal Dis-
charges, Sic. • .

-
fly '77 NI. GATON, Surgeon.
Late of the United Fhispitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed fur Messrs. 1-ligliter, 2;, Fleet-street, London.
Where niav be had, Caton's Popular Treiiti.:e on the CaII3NS
and Distinct ion of the Varieties uf Asthma, with new'and suc—
cessful Instrnctions. for thy Vrevention and Treatment of
Asthmatic Fits, price 3s:

Superior Merit will ever meet the Public Approbation.
R.FREEMAN'§G UTTA SALtrrARIS, .or a
ramims Medieine fur turing Venereal, Glandular,
and Cutaneous Disordurs; Glects, bottle' or two will
Convince the patient of their sa utaryelfects ; a few bottles have
effected a cure, after salivation and eve ry other means have
proved abortive, and even when.thudisorder has been stand-
in str, :ral years. No remedy can be better contrived; more
safe, or rAore colivenient, than this, for such as an, o;do;ed to
go long Journies, onto 'Sea, as it nee& no Confinement or
-restraint of diet ;, and 40 yeams-expericnce by Dr. Preenian in
an extensive practice, has proved it no less successful in t1i046
debilities Which arise. more from imprudence than a certain
cause—to such. patients it'holds out a never-failing, permit.
rent, and, speedy relief. '

Officers of the Customs.
i• Sect. 9. The principal Officers of the Customs at every
Port are required to search Ships for Letters on board, con-
trary to the .Ict, and to seize them, awl thity are to be inti-
-1.14:d to a Moiety of the Pcnaleios.
Sect. 10. Such Officers are required to administer an Oath._
to every Master outward hound, that he Lois not utty Letters
on bard Which have not paid the hates, not being the Letters
of the Owners.
A Declaration is to by. signed by every Master arriving from
abroad, as explained in that part of the Advertisement imme-
diately addressed to them, and until such DeciaratiOn the
Officer's arc not to permit the Vessel to brCak bulk, and
()ice. 127 if any Collector, Comptroller, or principal' Officer,
hereby required to proliiirit wry Ship or Vessel brcatting•Bulk
Until the Provisions of this ;let be complied with, -shall permit
such Ship or Vessel-to break Bulk, such Collecior, Conipirol-
ler, or Officer so peiluittilig such Ship or Vcssei to break
Bulk, shall forfea•ar pay the Sum of 7rweaty Pounds; one
Moiety thereof to be. paid to the Informer.
Sect. 14. Any Prusim Who shotl forge or counterfeit the
Stainp Mark of Postage, or Designatfoti, 'to be put upon tile
Letters by AuthOrity ut.the Postmaster-Gencral, with intent
to avoid the Postage, will be ;;silty of a Misdemeanor.
Sect. Id. 'nue, several Peoalties of this Act to lie recovered
• in any Court of Record with full Costs ; a .Moiety to be paid
to the King, and the other, ti 4 any Person who viii inform and
-sue for the sanie. " . .

anti retail, at Mr. Batley's, 4, Cheapsidc.,
-Corner of St. NO'S:Church-yard, and irnist Country Medi-
cine Venders, is Bottles at 25.9 d. 4s. Gd. and 225. each, with
ample directions for each Sex.

, . .
SELECT T,ICLES 01? •ESTABLISHED REPUTATION.
EMEP4S- ESSENCE o PEARL, and
PEAP.LuDENTIFRICE,,whch excel, both in. de-
T.-ance and ciliedtly, every other preparation. for the 'Teeth and
Gums,. price c2s.- 9d. each. The Essence is particularly
recunl-
me.rded to Parents and. Persons who bate the care of Chil-
dren as the ,greatest preservative of yuung and tender-Tertlr..
None arc genuine but what have the words, " 3..flemet, Bay-
ley, and Blew, CockspPr-street," engraved in the stamp.
CATHARMIAN WATER, tar the generaVimprovement of
-the Complexion, the cure of all Cutaneous Disorders, and the
Bites and Stings of Venomous Insects. Pints 7s. 60.; Halt
Pints each.
• 'BAILEY'S TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS for
taking Ink Spots and Stains9ut of Lace and Linen. The ge-
Jmin, Ssigned. " W. Bayley " on the Box and Wrapper. Also
-his SCOURING DR014.4, for taking Grease out of Silk, Stull,
AVoollen Cloth, I..t:c. Price - Is. rach.
Verita';ie PONIMADE DIVINE, price:3s. (id. the glass.
Sold, Who!e:inie and Retail, by BAILEY and BLEW, t'er-
forners, acid.)l.loufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cases,
Cookspiir-street, London; where, also, pray he had, CAD-
MAN'S HASOIZ STRAP, ',the best and must
He tine ever submitted to the Public.. PriCC tis. and
10S. Cu. caLls.

• •
Sect. 15. This :let doeS not extend to restrain the East
COmpany nor theitliirectors, from' sending. and receiv-
ing • from the►t' Governments and Servants abroad, Pachet3,
Letters, and Papers relating to the Afkaixs of the Compsoy,
4nd of their Governments abroad in the manner -accustomed;
but 410 Letters that• are not the Official Letters :nd Pachets
of the fast India Company, are liable to the Rates and Re-
gulations of this Act.
"Thi's Act. will be put. in execution at the General Post-
Office, Loudon, and at Fill Post Offices 'in Great Britain; utt
the 11th Of October, 1814, and in places abroad as soon as
May be afterwards.
'[he Postmesti.- General will feel it hi. Duty to enforce Pay-
ment.of Ihe Penalties on every lireach-t. the Law.
Con:mam! of the Postmaster General, •
EttANcIS.FREELIN“,, Secretary.

GENERAL POST-OPPLCE,,Stpt. 17, 1814.
ny Stature 39 Geo. M. cap. 70, called (the
Ship Letter Act) the Postmaster General was autho-
rized to receive Letters directed to places within the King's
Dominions, and to CountrieS beyond the Seas, and to for-
ward them by any Vessels (although not Packet Boats) and
to take a Rate of one-half of the Packet Postage of Letters
Conveyed by Packet Boats.

And. by the- same Act, the Postmater-General was autho-
rized to take a Rate of Postage of 4,1. a single Letter, and so
in Proportion for Letters brought by Ships 'other than by
Packet Boats, tinder certain Regulations from Places Abroad
•
into Great Britain.

EPREet STXPP,NCE-FIAT,FPf,NNY.

PARis—Pitom MONI :AA 11'11E.
AVIEW of (`wit;_
try, is now EXIIIBITEIs(;•iu 11)11iKEILr,
RAMA, StrAnd, near Surrey-street, talwu. last , Fen
that City was in the posse,iiou of tile Allied; also th, I:.ii-
TLE of C'ONITNNA, under Sir JUil kl Moore and 1LI.‘:,11;11
Soult.

A 101170.1617..

ANTEI), j'forn 20,00(W. to 50;000/ on cit
must innate. neelttile. Security, and rarticularly ad-
rantageoits; to Tiatstces baring large Sinus tv lay mit or in-
vest
on Lauded Seciir;ty.—A liberal remtnieratimi.- will be
made to the PerstM proeuriog it.
Further patticillars.inav be obtained on application to Nlr.
Culslia, Law Stationer, llireadneedierstreet,Lft-lidon: .

1: AUX MARCHANDS ET AUX F A ANIILLES ETRNGERES
I EN LONDttES, QUI viENNENT DU CONTINENT, Zke.
MILLARD'S EAST INDIA -WAREHOUSES,
No. IG, CiteapsitleJ
EPropri.etaire a I'llollllcm. d'annontr...t• (plc s.cs
IL/ Nlagazins 'eontietinent la plus riche Collection et. It plus'
beau choix en Damask, et ea toile EcoAsoise lilite lande, et. atare pour nappes, serviettes, et drips de lit ; en
etolres• superbes pour orner les ;ppm-ten-:1as; en rnarchan-
discs Inditames, en Motislin d'or et d'ari.;.-ent, et en ditrerentes
autres states de Muslin; en mot:choir de • Can, CI) toile de
Catuhra.y, en dentelles ezraogere's, voiles, robes de (hndles,.
'.et en autre articles; • en Schals (Muck, de Teheran, Vett Peru,
d'Arigola, et d'Arabie, parfaitetneat Nen ituites. Da Drop.
Imperial de' Patente a fil tordit et du Chintz-Blanc pour tiies. (trois a quatre .guineas la piece) se iearient exclusivernent
dans ses •Magazins. Ou y tronve dd ittioile de cano)n,;:,,, ties
Betiilas. et. (itt Monson anpritties poar robes de retinues,: et
pour exportation.—Des Schals d'lntle soot achetds on chan-
ges an rneilleur avantage. Les 'Ale,rchandises se vei;deat pafy-
piece et par demi piece.

HAMBURGII MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, AUG. 28.—The last Courier from
Norway brings the most. favourable accounts of
the health of their Majesties, and also of the
Crown Prince and the Duke of Slidemania. The
Crown Prince was gone to the Glommen, to ex-
amine the position .of the Swedish- army, and was
expected back. at •11'rederickshall on'tite 22d. -A.'
part of the Swedish troops has already a•eceived
orders to'return toits usual stations, and it is re-
solVed, that the Land wehr shall be immediately
disbanded. According to the• 'Convention, the
Norwegian .troops were for the most ,part 'dis-
banded and, sent home ; and the Norwegians,
Seeing their sons -and relations 'return, rejoice in
a change which promises that their brethren shall
,no more be exposed toThe dangers of war.
RomE, AUG. 20.—The divorce of
Crown Prince, from Iris consort, has just been
formally pronoiAtced and decided liere. • t-
CorExuAc4x,Sir.r-r. 3.7--The suite of the King,
on his journey to Vienna', will consist of Mr. Py-
senc,rantz., Minister hf StAte-, the Prince of hol-
stein Beck, Mr. Hanch, Grand Marshal' of the
Court, General Bulow, the A itle-de-Caaips.,
Goessel and,Von.,Gualen, the Chamberlain, tind-
holw, and the Equerry, Maas.
Sect. 6. Alasters of Ships are to pay as above for the.lia HANOVER, SEPT. L.—lt is understood, that the
gs Count IValmoden, in the avenue of Herrn
entru,ted to them, and deli veriog,the ~arse in a perfect Seat (if Con
lititisen,has been purchased for his Royal High-
state at and Post,Olhee Cireat Brii“la, will be repaid by the
Pthitinasler the Nam of Alone), which hey shall have so ad- Ile'sS the Duke of ChM bet land.
Minced, and also -fur their owii Ca th
re and Trouble e Sum. of
Twolienee per Letter for every Letter or Packet. contained in BREsr.Au, SEPT. s.—On the 27111. of last month
such Bags or Parcel's. .
- was consecrated with much piup, a monotneht it)
Ur out duly deliver the
Sect. 7. If. any Master chill open any Bag or Parcel en- the memory of Prinee,lcminsow, who died 'lt'st
Year at Biunzlan, which has' been erected at Till-
trusted to him, ortalie out any Letter,
Batt with the Letters at :the PosOilice, of the Place wi,ere he y
• - •
endort, near Bunzlan, where tire 11101't111 remains
5hau.ar,.,,,,,, without, wiltur.r UllaVaid:Lille. Delay, every Alas-
ter-shalt forfeit and pay. 500/.
of the Marshal were deposited.. Sect. E. 11 any Person whatsoever shall send any Lettr or
the BERLIY, SEPT. ing is to be aecorn-
any partied to Vienna by the-Head Chamherlain, Count
ty„ 11.)-Z,i
Atiltusrve‘,...esssbe,l, lill have on bemsulTi.fruct,ottilb:
Letter mot being the Letter of his Owners, Without Sue:t ofh- Sayn Wittgenstein ;„ Chief Equerr--, Mr. Von
'fagot' ; Major. General Knetteheek, and the Aide-
cial Mark thereon, the Verson so oth-min,g shall forfeit, and
pay 3/. tor every such Letter or Packet.
(le-.-anys Counts Von Schwerin. and Von Siol-
Seet, I The Masters are required on. their Arrival in
be cepa' tuic. of the ince tianeutur
Pori, to Sign aiLktelarafoit that they have delivered all Let-
lee 1 Y•
ters on board according to the Act,* and such Declarit nxed for thepth instant. _
bait, the Officers are nut to permit the Vessel to ore,ra Bulk,
•
VIENNA, SEPT. 4.—l3esides the inat.riage:Olt4e •
and every Master wilfully neglecting shall torleit 504
• ,krehduke Charles with , the _Grand Duchess Of
And with respect to Letters from Great Britain to Goon- -
tries abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to take Notice, Oldenburg, it seems probable that several alliances
that if they shall have on board any such Letter c.xeept the
Letters of their Owners) neither inclosed in the sealea 1 between the Princes and Princesses of. th .linpe-
.3agS
.• tar atm • r,
o‘ar ,
ni les will come
it before the
that will continue to be mute up 'at the Generzd Post-Office, I
and at the Out Ports, nor thiviagthe.olticial Mark and Stamp,' Congress. Many even believe that several mar-
to denote that a hate of Postage has been paid for the saint; ria•e,,es will be solemnized hile the Allied SCAT -
of • which Stamp Impressions area exhibited at every Post-Of-
lice), such Master shall as aforesaid -forfeit the Sum .of Five reigns are here.
Pounds for 'every Leger. And the officers of the Customs FROM 'nit,: Rntwr.—The fallen angels assemble
are, tinder this Act, to admiliisier an Oath to every Master,
that be has nut ally. Letters on board contrary to Law. ' in Switzerland. Expelled Kings buy estates, pay
their court to the handsomest and richest (rills of
the country, and endeavour to,set on.foorby these
mea'ns numerous -intrignes. The people in
country universally anribute to the Ex-King of
Westphalia a great influence on the armaments at
Rome. As lie has once tasted the'Areets of Sove-
reignty; lie still has a longing lot the dainty food,
and his eyes fixed on French Switzerland, qhi're
the people are said to be lunch inclined to France,
At linden, Eugene and Hortense have their nets,
and brood over no good for Germany. • "l'here are
now collected the drer:s of German and Freud'
Nobility, and such as do not come of themielves
are fetched by expresses ; for those who' know
how to go on crooked ways are useful on such oe.
casions.

Napoleon meantime sits confined in Elba, ex-
pecting that, his stars will rise again. He expects
in vain. He who wa once in the centre, and is
thrown from it by the revolution of the whole,
will eternally remain on the circumference. All
his good fortune is gone, hii throne of life.evin-
gnished. The Marshals, whom he tormente4.
to
death, are happy that their scourge is destroyed,
and that they may now be at peace. His rt:Turn
Would subject them to , his vengeance. Those
who have saved their property,. or hare,
and stolen more, are against him, becau,pe,lito-
; perry never had a greater enemy than his tylnriy,
The armies are for hint, and even the peasants,
hut, as he is remote, they will learn to do withOttr.
hint; and if a .neve'War does nor give them what
,they want, all, will run intusyparate channels, and
gradually disappear.