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London, England, 1818-03-06 00:00:00

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UFFICZ OF ORDAI:I,ME; Feb.' 27, 1818.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
.. JESTrS ORTALV4NCE do hereby ire Notice, that
,",posals will be received at their (*et., in Pall-Mall, on
before Monday, the itith March next, train such Persons
marl lie willing to undertake; lice &pay of CLOTHING
Artite 011.1iNANCE MILITARY CORPS, for a period of
"°Pre rears, va. 1.819, 184 b, amid 1821-
. Pattrrns of the Clothing may be viewed upon dlpplietz-
t'4! al the Principal )rekeeper's Office in the Tower; and
tt- the noyal ,-Irsenal at Tioolwich; and farther parti-
e,6l.7''', oltrigether with the Terms and Conditions of the
-;'1-.13-41 may be &Jno at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-I
4111' ofi,resaid, any Day between the Holtrs of Ten and
leCt,etz, where the Proposals must be delirered, sealed
'7') tsurt endorsed "Proposals for CrothiTzt". fint no Pro-
4o,,fte can be admitted after the said 18th Alarch, at' Twelve
*tleek 2t Ar„,, of the seine day neither will any Tender be•
unless the Party making it, or au Igent in his
"""44.4 slutlt attend.

By, Order of tI;.T Board,
R. H Ci?Eir, Secretary.

THE FOUR PIPES OF PORT.
' -
I!1: HOLDERS. .of the two Qtiarters, two
. , Lighths.,.a.•idfour Sixteenths, of No. 6.963, being the.
lir
"0-ilrawn Blank last Wednesday, the 4t li'March, and shared
!, r,Ni-y, are resptctfullr'requested to order immediately.
.tilT"tt' any Wine Merchant or Dealer in Wine in , fly. United
l 'cdotto. to.it thi.r mot renrettively prefer, the liffteq Pot
JP' that c-et lye obtained, inlite.foihrtriug Proportions:—
p" "`1) of the Quarters ..Otte Pipe of Wine',
nr each of the F.-i;zhths. ~. Half a Pipe of Wine, • - -
rot each of the Sixteenths.. A Quarter of a Pipe of Wine,
t*rid T. TINI-1 will pay for the Caine on demand, with every
*pene.• al tewliiig the carriage oe canveyance of the Vine.to
horisas of the respect iye Purchase, &.
.........

'L wArr<EsPAY, 43°o:rickets were drawn, yet all-
littEE PRIZES OF THIRTY -THOUSAND POUNDS
Are now in. the 'tilted.
With 45 other Capitals of 50001.. &c.
Brstr, 'the Contractor,
.sincerely thanks
the
.16 • Poblitrfor their unprecetlented Patronage already coo-
* red this- Lottery. The first-drawn Blank, No. 69g13, en-
4;Ord to Fsimr (I,f Port. was shared hyBISH, in 2 Quar-
,ll. 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, who respectfully intreats
Ei(dri,rs imiliedi4tay to Order fr;nt any Wine Merchant
tdvase, their respective proportions of the 4 Pipe of
Ntipt, of the choicest quality in the kingdom, which BISH
'l"ty fur on demand ; who has also .the pleasure to an-
Ittt,•P-"cv•es d't hatrawnh-laste sold anti shared no less 'than 12 of the Capital
, Wednesday-.
foluivin, the matchless STATE, of the WHEEL:
PRIZES OF THIRTY TIICM POUNDS,
• OTHER CAPITALS. of 600rA.,'10001., 5001., &c. &c.•
And .in addition• to all the Prizes,'
EV; HT PIPES OF PORT.
.)-11 ST. PATRICE'S DAY, Tuesday, 17th March,
6600 Tickets most he drawn,
th • Alt the Capitals may he drawn,
shydemaint has been very great throughout the Country,
ititreos his Friends to he early in their applicaon
`t varlets. of Tickets and Shares remain at his Otticties,
Cortibilly" and y, Charing-tross,• London.
)4^.;•;lltt last Lotter containing Three Prizes of .30.0001.,
‘ll. ' s•• 1,1 then, Ali; and- hopes to sell al4he Three Prizes
•I•
f.in rlke present Lottery.

t()llAltrs, GRIFFITHS, and CRICK Ilate
t,d Itthat:l-v and Plowman), I, Chatidos-street, Covent-
si!k A.F.,rci•rs and Irish Poplin Manithetttrers to her
ilitt4'tY. her !final Highness the Irate Princes Charlotte, and
t'I'L7:4((by;111J:1:1;i1v. N. It charts returns his grateful thanks
1,11 Family, Nobility, and Gentry, fur their unpa-
,..N't,r, hatrottage Clic late Firm, and hopes for the ho-
'4l,:' their future commands to the present, which they
4rtieitklevotu• to merit Ity a strict attention to have every
444,1% hictibufactnred - of fhe best girtlity, and of the newest
*tit}
►elepint pattettic, rich 'fissnes,Sattitts, and'Velvets,
hgOred; f;old and Silver Silks and Netts of superior
liaarts's T-tiiher4s and every fasitioitahlt; article
t., ' , „
tire, Vamily i asiti mores. nt)inhazeens,
vttalian Niaslius, rich black double 'fabbinett fur Gen-
fll''s wear, tic.

~
'`'LL ' ,
.IV Al7D'i lIPER.I.AL PATENT TWINE CLOTH..
,I ' "
p, 'titenartt pas de lin, rnals en poss6dent les agr6nens.)
ti
11, PA r EN'f Et': respect foilv informs the Ni..
ti hir, . - • -
t_411.1,' Y., l••()rein Merchants, and the Public, the PATENT
Ctri, '7 unlit(' in ..-4ths for 'Olio ing, and in the wide widths
1.• 111:1::',1ll, i, so id in Cars of 30 and tiff Pieces each, and
114.1; ~... leer of .27-; yank, .5.7 e.. at 2s. 2s. tit!. 3s. to ss. (id. Per
'l;(kNr:''' '''-1. ,i his E. I INDIA, HAN.ll3ltO'. SCOTCH,.
1411.411-ILATEIt, and LINEN IVA ItEHOUNE, No. lii,
• ,titttlt7-ti:SIDE, and no wlo•re else whatever. It is necessary,
!',,' it ~(' tills, a, many per,ons have entleavonr,d to so hsti-
-1,,,4,y. 'tric't,',f cominon Cloth, to counterfeit the above, to
i;(111,4 ,PPoiiittairrit of the pnrcha.erg. The excellence of the
lt,,:lnt la OVer evrry other kind of Shirting Cloth consists
t,, i,', ltdociren,ss to health—its durability- and economy-
-I,h,lilose aiy
sparoximat.i in appfarance to fine Linen—and
tiil it ,l,"" th, ill vti,ci sing, front sudden transitions from
:tttltt.,',l',)• Orders troth Abroad, and from the 'Country,
%), Riot till ' With pOnciwilitv. Each Piece is warranted. The
1i,,.'74,4 gs' for cold scasoOs and climates, and for travelling.
Ili„., • ''. 'ea, are of 4-17 eat iise, never striking cold in the
tii4.44,71.1 never imhihe the damp atmosphere when laid by.
"tA.:11" and West Indies, as well as in the cold and
'fwine Sloth is found of the
1/4,,te..„' 'lt' clitwites the Patent-
,ll the contrary, tends greatly
~hi, -‘,lleritl,,,, ti, wear ; it never checkiste, that source of
f),14,74:!1t! persotra i lon, hot,
t',44,,:e 7• hsaltlittil temperature. For Children's wear,
c,,i'4, (! for
.3,l,riiiii,,-Gow,s, &c. it 74-reatlY excels. The
4l.;:4ll*,,hilitz'7 for Ladtes'iii•ess,- is sold as above in Pieces
44,1,-t.'s. frMil three to four' dresses each, from two to three'
'le l'itta:.

Use of the Army, viz.
BREAD, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,
Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-men tionrd Counties and
Islands :—Bedford, Berks (including the TAvn of Hunger-
ford), Berwick, Bucks, Cornwall (including Scilly), DeVon,
Dorset, Durham (including Holy Island). Essex,Gloster (in-
olo ding t he City ofßristol), Hants, Hereford, Hertford, Hunts,
Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Lincoln, Mid
dlesex, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham,
Oxford, Rutland, Suffolk, Surry, Sussex, Warwick, West
misreland, Worcester, Wilts, York, City 'of Bath and its
Vicinity, Ely and ditto, Carlisle and ditto, Chester and ditto;
Town of Taunton and ditto,.Newcastle-upon-Tyne and ditto.
Shrewsbury and ditto, Leicester and ditto, Derby and ditto,
Wolverhampton and ditto; North and South Wales, and in
the several Counties in North Britain. As also Bread to the
Household Troops in London and its Vicinity.
OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Caistonmenti and Quar-
ters, in the undc r-mentioned Counties and Islands :--I3ed ford,
Berwick, Bucks, Chester, Derby, Durham, Gloster, Hereford,
Hertford, Hunt:, Lincoln, MonuMuth, Oxford, Rutland,
Stafford. Westmoreland, Worcester, Bath 'aud its Vicinity,
City of Elk and its Vicinity, Carlisle and ditto; Town of
Shrewsbury and ditto, Leicester and ditto, Wolverhampton

and ditty; North and South Wales.
FORAGE, viz.—OATS, WIY, and STRAW, to his Ma-
jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments end
Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Bri-
tain :—Berks, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Hants (in-
chiding the Isle of Wight), Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex,
Norfolk, Northampton, Nottingham, Suffolk, Surry, Sus-
sex, Warwick, Wilts, York, Ordnance Barracks at Newcas-
tle-upim Tyne,' and Oats, in the County of Northumberland,
Town of Taunton and its Vicinity. And in the several Conn-

• ties in North Britain.
That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th
day of April next; tiat Proposals in writing, sealed up wild
marked, " Tender fbr Army Supplies,"' will be received at
this Office on or before IVednesday, the 25th day of ttarch,
(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 for each County, Island,

or Place, except for the Counties comprising Nortli and South
Wales, all of which must he included in one fender; as also
must the several Counties in North Britain;• and each Pro-
posal must :hare the Letter which is annexed to the Tender

properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property, en-
gaging to become bound with the Party teuderin in the
amount stated in the printed particulars, for the due Per-
forruan,e of the Contract ; and too Proposal will be no-

tilted unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices ex-
pressed in Words at length ; and should it so happen that
during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be
supplied under • the Contract, the cxpence of the stamps for
the Contract a:sd Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con-
tractor, shall be refunded to him.

Particulars of the Contracts tuay be had upon applicatio
at these Cham'aers, between- the rigours of Eleven and Five

'►end 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 hours of Twelve and Two.

NOTICE TO ARTISTS.
ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE.
ivaricE is hereby given, That all WORKS
.1...11 intended for the cusuiug EXHII37TION must he sent
to the ROYAL ACADEMY on MONDAY the tltb,
DAY the 7th of Ai'RH, alter which time none can he re-
cciveti.—Futther Partietdars will be given in a future Ad-
-vertisement. HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Secretary.

ATKINSON'S FLUID,
FOR the GROWTH of the HAIR, 1! founded
on a discovery of t he Cause's whirls occasion Baldness ; this
discovery, combined with much Study in the late improvements
in Chemistry, has enabled him to prepare the article on the
most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen whose hair
is weak, and beginning to fall off, by applying the FLUID, it
will arrest its further decay, and, restore it to its pristine
strength, thickness, arld beauty ; and where baldness has
already.taken place, whether arising fromillness, perspiration,
change of climate, iutense study, anxiety of mind, or here,
ditary causes, -by a more regular perseverance, it is equally
certain in its effects. The cases where if has sncceeded of
late are 34.) numerous as to come within the circle of almost
every one's acquaintance, but where scepticism still prevails,
numerous cases and further elucidation are given in a.pam-
phlef entitled '' An Essay on the flair," enclosed round each
bottle.

The Fluid is also an excellent article for moistening
Ladies' blair in dressing; it frk es it from scurf, makes it soft
and glossy as silk, aiid keeps it in earl during exercise in
dancing, Walking, ticc. or in damp weather.
Sold, price 3s. Gd. and one guinea, by the Proprietor, James
Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-Street, Soho-ware, London,,and by
most Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the Kingdom.
N. B. As above are sold Atlthison's DY.E for changing
grey or red hair t.n air auburn or black ; and

Atkinsou's AMBROSIAL SOAP, for removing freckles,
redness, Ste. from the ckiu, prevents its chopping, and makes
it beautifully smooth, white and even.

his gangs to render every assistance. Almost
every 'family residing in the street sent in their
servants to assist, and after some time the body
of MARY MAIIINTIE, the cook, was taken out,
with the head all dashed to atoms, and the body
'disfigured almost beyond identity ; she was quite
dead. The other bodies'-were also dug out. On
examination of the bodies Of SMITH and DINCH,
some signs of life were apparent, although they'
iv,..Te most dangerously bruised ; SMITH had her
thigh broken, and • was burnt about the shoul-
der. Mrs. DINCH Was burnt much worse,
but had no limb fractured; from which it is con-
jectured that they fell' on or near the grate, in
whirl, there was then a large fire. This melan-
choly catastrophe was occasioned by the falling
of a high wall on the root of Lady HAYES'S
kitchen, which is situated in the yard at the hack
of the dwelling-house. The large beam which
snpliorted the:kitchen, and went across the roof,

.was found broken In two ; and as the body of
ths.‘ck was found near the
,syot, it is supposed
!bat it have fallen on her and caused instant

eatii.

During the whole of yesterday the inquiries
after Lady • HAYES (who, we are •happy to say
received, no injury beyond a fright) were, very
numerous. Workmen were during the whole day
'employed in cleating the ruins.
Messrs. LE MANN and LIGHTFOOT, the Sur-
geons, attended the unfortunate females during
the whole of yesterday, but they are not expected
to recover. They still lie at Lady HAYES'S
house.

The roof of .11 house in P , Pander-street, Mary-
le-hone, Was blown off about two o'clock in the
morning of yesterday, and providentially only one
wan was hurt, although nine persons inhabited
the garrets. The wood-work of the rout was
blown to an adjoining field. •
The roof of STRETTON'S Ale Brewery was partly
Mown off, and pinch damage was sustained by the
tiles breaking sky-lights, &c. but no person was
•
hurt.

On the same night, about eight o'clock, the
house of-Mr. THATCHER, of Union-street, Chel-
sea, was unroWed by the violence of the wind,
great part of which unfortunately fell upon
that Gentleman, who. was sitting by his fire-side
reading,. and was instantly buried in the ruins.
An alarm was given. and his neighboursitnme-
diately set about removing the rubbish, and got
him out alive, but very severely injured, and con-
veyed him to St. George's Hospital.
The upper part of. a house, 92, Wells-street,
Oxford .street, was blown in; This alio was in-
habited by an Old woman, whose screams were
beard in the street. A ladder was procured, and
she was got .out, one of the beams having fell
slanting, which protected her.
The roof of the principal part of Bagnigge
Wells Tavern was blown off, and all the garden
fences and paling along Church-row, St. Pancras,•
were blown down. The streets in various parts
of Clerkenwell were strewed with tiles and gar-
den-pots.

Mr, HICKETTSON, Of Broad-street, St. James's;
was Cltingerously wounded on • returning home
throng!), Wantoor-street, about twelve o'clock.

Part of a stack of chiwnies were blown down, and
a part fell upon his head and shoulders, whiCh
stuck him to the ground. He was conveyed home
in a Senseless state; and he remained in a state Of
stupor yesterday morning.
Two old houses in Peter's-lane, Cow-cross,
which were condemned, but in one of which 'a

poor faMily resided (the other was unocctipied)
Were blown down as low as the first floor; no
person was hurt. Another old hon6e in Frogwell-
court, Charterhouse-lane, was blown down ;. it
was unoccupied, except by an old woman, who
was dug out unhurt.

An iron tube, 2Q feet in height, affixed to Mr.
BRYANT'S hat manufactory in Westminster, tor
the purpose of conveying away the smoke; to pre-
vent its annoying the neighbourhood, was blown
down with a violent crash.

The arrival of the Taunton Mail was delayed
yesterday morning heyoml the usual Yime, incorl-
e it met with on the road,
sequence of a stoppage

•
Between half-past teo and eleven o'clock on
...Wednesday night, during the dreadful hurricane,
an accident of a most alarming and calamitous na-
ture occurred at the house. of Lady LIAYEs, of
No. 18, Somerset-.street. The servants, consist-
ing of' the cook,, the footman, housemaid, lady's
maid, end chairwoman, had just sat down to sup-
per, when the door-bell suddenly • rung. The
footman rose for the purpose of opening it, but
had .only proceeded a short distance along the pas-
jagei-wher.)...he Wara alarmed :by ki loud tremendous
crash, 'resembling that of the falling. of a house..
He instantly ran back, but was unable to proceed
farther than the end of the passage, for where
the kitchen stood but a moment before, was now
one mass of ruins. The circumstance threw the
whole family ilia) the greatest alarm, and the first
objeet was to ascertain it any one of the servants
Were hint, when shocking ro relate, it was disco-
vered that Why. MARINTIE, file cook, MARY
DINCH, the housemaid, and JANE SMITH, the
laundress, were no ~:vhere to be found ; anti as
they had been lett at supper, the greatest fears
were entertained for,their safety.
In a few minutes the alarm became general; the
neighbours were flocking in, anxious for the safe-
ty of the Lady of the. house; and the Captain of
the Patrole and watch of Marylebone called hi