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London, England, 1808-06-16 00:00:00

THURSDAY, JUNE i 6 1808.

VICTUALLING oI'FICE, JUNE 14, 180.
THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTLiALLP.'O
- Jll. lIIAJESTr, NAVY, do krely give Notice,
Tkat on Wednesday the +Adios% they will be ready to malt.*
'fenders, in writing sealed tip) and treat for One Hundred 'lons
of CHELSHIRE;. 'bER.BraHRE, WARWICIiSHIRE, and
GLCIMSATBRSHI.RE CHEEA, or Cheese of equal goodness ;
andfor Fifty Tons of ROSECORK (seconds) BUTTER, or British
Butter of equal goodness ; to be delivered, one half thereof in a
fortOl‘ht, and the reefainder in a fortnight afterwards, into His
Majeity's Victuailint Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by
Bills payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seep at the Secretary's
oioce.

Na regard %Did k ha l to axy Tesler ix whisk de price Jolliest
husrted ix worth a tleNgth, or that shall sot he Idly...red to the Boati e•
fore care Ado ‘h on the said Wlshoesskry go :MI instant, aor rile.: th •
Person Irk wales the Tender, or some Perim am Ai/ behalf, amid, to
answer :wiry 4alleStAr.

JAMES SMJETHURSI 'S NEW IMPROVED PATENT

LAMP.

A CAUTION to Person desirous of having the New Improved I
Patent Lamp and Wass Chimney that burns without siuuke
for all purposes.
SMETHURST thinks proper to give this Public
el • Notice of his having been informed of sevtial persons selling
his Patent Glass Chlinnoys sued to Lamps upon i printiple
different from his, and them ant. to request his friends willbe par-
tieular in obs.sring that the l.tass Chimneys upon his Pitettt
Prindple are marked S. P. Patent, and the Lamp also has s label
in front of the 'Dirtier, containing these words, SSnethWE ael
' Paul's Patent."
Other Persons selling Lamps with Spiral Burners under the
title-of Patent. without tba above names on the label and Glass
Chimney, is an imposition un the Public, and an infringement oi.
itis.dpht.—No. I.3eZ, Now fond-stre,t.

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.%IENI),.
GENTLEM4N'S Clothes continue to be n.adel
in the most th4atit and &Ai:in-able inAner, and in that 1
highly approved style of cutting which has given uniVeHal iaig•
fae ion to the Nobility add Gentry, Ly DiETRICHSEN and
CLARK, Taylors, at No. 1.4 RathLone-place, London (the lat-
ter herezotore foreman to Mr. Alien). 'lley also make yoang
Dati.lemen's Suits awl Hu6sur Dresses in the most tasteful and
el. Cant form. Conn ry itindlints may be infornusi how to send
their measure per Post.
Rigimentals,Couri Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Breeches,
Liveries, &e.Ste. _

• • BEAU"! IFU.. womEN.
THE greatest blemish to beauty is superfluoui Hairs
ou the Fade, Neck, and at nus--11UBERS's ROSLA 11.
POWDlat immediately r4noves them, is au elegant article, per-
fectly innocent and plessaat to me, yrice is. and 7s.
Sold by the Propnetor, Ito. ts,Ru.sell-street, Covent Garden
Overton, 47, Bond-street; Aroodniart, 169, Piccadilly; Davison,
JO, Fleet-street; Thorn, 45, Oxford-street ; Dunnett, S, Cheap-
side ; Bull. Dublin ; Baxter, Edinburgh an.' Gia.gow ; Gr..gsua,
Liverpool; Simson, Hertford; Gilburd, Brighton; Mitchell,
Colchester ; Tymbs, Worcester ; Sprouse, Tunbridge-Wells ;
Sellers, Hull; Seldom, Cheltenham; talking, Swanseo ; Benison,
Margate; Bollasoa, Coventry; and in every town—Good allow-
ance to dealers.

THE PIC lUitE 02 LONDON FOR 1808.
'HE Public,are-siespcctfully informekl that a new
and improved Edition of the PICTURE of LONDON,
corrected throughout to the 25th of April, is this day.tearly for
delivery to the Booksellers, price ss. 6d. bound in red.
This Edition is embellished with new and interesting engrav-
ings, and with abtrge Map of London and another of its Envirctis,
alone worth 3s. Insides Tables of Hackney Coach and Water-
men's Fares, numerous I.ists, &c. &c.
The acknowledged Utility ,and great Popularity of this work
having occasioned several conteraptihk piracies and imitations of
it; unwary persons are cant iorred to beware of having such works
obtrulod upun them, which though aseunting the appearance,
pots .ss few of the uses, and note of the original character and
features of tke iicture of London.
Bridge-yreet, lune 1, inun,

A V.A..° FOR 1 E,
On a N:nv and '...proved Construction,
WILK iNSON and Co. late BRODERIP and
ViII,KINON, No. ft, Hay Nolarket, beg Lave to inform
:he Nobilty antilir in general, that they have received his Ma-
cry's Royal Letters Patent fur a Piano Furto, on an entirely new
emstructam, called a New Patent Cabinet Piano Forte.
The superi r qualities it p!. s,esses ...re a britiancy of tonc, une.
d 6y any Piano Forte, united with a peculiar delicacy and fa.
'illy/ of touch 'Ube simplicity and strength of its coostru •tion
prove t the possibility of its being ont of tune so frequeat as cry
otter in* r nt. • • •
i rc
.
. era peculiar application of the pedals it is particularly
ael.,p ed for executing with unprecedented effect, ei•her Voc 11 or
I .strumental Music, at the same time the elegance of its form,
coaibined with a complete conveniency for Mudc Books, &:••-.
renders it, as a piece e.f furaiture, far superior to a::y Piano Fo to
eveer i.ade.—Dimensions, ?!eight 5 feet 6 inches—Breadth .1 Let
6 inches--Depth foot h itches
N. B. Wilkinson and Co. the Proprietors of the above Patent
Piano Fe:-te,b• icy fully persuaded of tfiesuperiorityof its stalling
in tune over all others, engage to keep thoae soW in town in tune
and re pair for twelve months, free of ripener.
It may ha necee try to add, that the Cabinet Piano Fortes
are finished tinder the immediate inspection of the Inventor, Mr.
Wm..SouthweU, at :heir Manufactory, No. 9, Windmill-street,
and at No. 141-lay Market.

i his day was ..uhlianed,
Handsomely printed in two vnle. svn. price 16s in hoards,
FHE THEORY of MORAL SENTIMENTS ;
or, Att Essay :owards an Analysis of :be Pun iipks by which
Men naturally judge concert.i g the Conduct and Character, first
of their Neighbours, and aft rss stale of Themselves.
To which is added, A DIonERTATION on the ORIGIN of
LANGUAGES.
8r AD
_AM SMITH, LL.D. F.R.S.
Edinburgh t Printed for Bell and Br:dilate; W. Laing ; and
Mundell, i)eig, and Stevenson, Edinburgh; Lackirgton,
and Co. Vernor and Hood, and Sharpe ; and Cradock and Joy,
Ave Maria4ane, London.
As above may be bad,
I. An INQUIRY into the Nature and. Causes of the Wealth
of Nations ;by Adam Smith, LL.D. F. R.' S. To which le pre-
fixed, au Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. Also,
a Viewer the Doctrine of Smith, compared with thatof the French
Eetsnoads's; 'with a Method of facilitating the Study of his
Works - ferns the-French of M. Caroler. Three vols. Oro. price
11. Is. boards.
S.: OBSERVATIONS on the Nature and Tendency of the
Doable of Mr. Herne, concerning the Relation of Cause and
Meet. Second Editioa,eniargod,price ss. in boards. By Tho-
Mae Brown, M.
S. The FABI,E oldie BEES; or Private Vices Public Bene-
fits. With an Essay on Chirity and Charity Schools, and a Search
Into the Nature of Society. Also a Vindication of the Book from
the Aspersions contained in a Presentment of the Grand Jury of
Middknex, andnn abusive Letter to Lord Cam—. One large
vol, titvo.yrice boards.
4.. ESSAYS on the Powers of the Hunt, Mind. By Thomas
Reid, I). D. F. R. S. E. Prof,ssor of Moral
.Philait.p.iy in the
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Life and. Writings of the Author. in three large Tile. avo. price
11 116. 641. boards.
S. An INQUIRY into the Human Mind, on the Prine:alea of
' Common Sense. By the same' Author. The sixth Eslitson.
ouln
r vol. SW. prise 7s. boaffii.
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ltie day were publishol, in ttvo, pricd ts. cal. l:Jerla,
ITFIE SATIRES of DOILEAV.. Traulated ;
with some Account of that Poet's Life and V:ritipgs.
I.onden : Printed for C. and R. Bakiwin, New