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• : :.Vitsnizeittl tidifeclei, ti,'`i p 4.
)17- RSO 14§ ' ith4 itre" trifling to suistilli
.ibc East.
India CoMpany at their *ow In Leadenhall-street, or
ir Warehouse', as may be required, with Five Hundred and
;fey Chablion.pf the bat SEA COALS, Ppol-tneasure, may
td in tti-ir Proposalt, s=ated-tip, and addreta4 to the Corn.
tier of the House, before twelve o'clock at noon, on. Waines--
y, the 29th instant, after which hour not any Tender will be
received.
`Not *ore than• Fifty Chaldron will be wanted till the 'end of
lingua; though, if it be the wish of the Contractor, Fria Min-
ified and Eightt arakirtri May be, sent in Immediately—they
bcpaid fot es tkey qes itliveseil, , • -
.• Ike 'Fitz? sato apt* the several sorts of Coale, i
, . at
~ fele proposed to *fiver each sort. The prices
calselfiLinehatie the whole Or. dekespence .a.ietading the deli*
very of t_4l_ Peals. - • lAMBS CLlBB,Sorstary.

CITY 0# LONDON TAVERN. •
FOllO4O TEE ROOM, Juut 21, IBM
AT a mErrop of the COMMITTEE,, held
, this day ;

W. wit.nEkroßCE, Eey M P. in the Chair:
Present;Hts Exce Retie, prince Field-Marshal BLUCHER.
When the loyalty of the British people establ.shed the Patriotic
Pond, the collections on, tbe days appointed for humiliation and
fasting were devoted td. the Widows and Orphans, and the
viourje4 the attfenei of our country. The Fast-Day is omit.
throtgli the goodness of PaoviviNce,succerded by one of joyful
praise fol. the blessings of Peace restored, and htiependence se-
aaid freedom re-established. Would there not, therefore,
be a pteullar propriety in devoting the gifts of grateruj hearts, to
soften the sorrows ei those, on whom the calamities of war have
Men. and by whore cufferiogi Our enjoyments have been per,pe-
towed f Encouraged by the continued beneficence of all ranks of
s.eiety in Britain, and front the lower classes especially, pleased in
hawing an opportunity to join theit humble gild in rebeving unfor-
tenate Germany, .the. Committee are induced to sobcit, with
much earnestness, the Reverend Clergy of the EstablisliA
Church, entt.the Ministers of all denominations in the United
Kin&6hl, tti recommend this cease to their Congregation., en
the approaching day tpr Nationat.lhanksgivmg. The Voinmit-
tee assure the British public, that the liberality of this country
having encouraged Germany to make known the dcltails of its
misery, there appears from the numeromi commioniest•ons such
vast accumulation of distress, as to feign the most pawerful
claims cm Christian eoMpassien.
Amount already advertised

4C92,3.27 6c 4(l.

. SUBSCRIPTIONS S
At Committee Room.
A. R. W. £1 1
Sub.cription; from Nor-
. .

?Ka IRACILIVCD.
0111066013 ot a German
. Offices' £t 0
Cotleetleet.made by Mr.
• - flip., Maut.hester 65 0
Mr. Fulints, Plaistow 1 lb
Mr. Lloyd, Southgate 1 1
Collated at a l'r. para.
tory Scbool,at t omen-
bam, remitted by E.
A. F. 3 • 0
Ditt,, by the I.adies at
Wandsworth, for the
relief of the Orphan
Ch ldren in Germany,
third remittance 7 3
Two Frientle of Maid-
stone, II Ss. 6d.
Subscription of Friends,
at Farr.ng ton 8 0
Sunthly Subscriptions unL
der I Os. each
Subscriptions from the
lades' Association in
London 192 0
1 Subscriptions at a Meet-
ing, held at the Town-
hall of Brecon, on
Ithe 26th of Apiii,
by the bands ot the
Sher.ff 75 18

thampton & vicinity,
per John Percival &
Sou; Ltd remittance 180 0
S. Hwy. gml. I Averpont S 0
William 4opr,jun.ditto 5 0
CollCetion at St. James*,
Chureb, I.atchford, per
Rev. Solomon Piggott,
£4 I ls. 6il.
Ditto at the Calvinistic
yiethodists, Dolgelty,
per Rev..f.Charies, l t 4 41. 6.1.
Ditto at MachysaUeth,
per ditto 10 2
Collected in the Parish
of Mumby & Hogs.
tborpe, by KIM. G.
Hogarth 5 0
Subscrit dons from the
Workmen of Me‘srs.
Honiblower.kStnith,
hill,nearStour-
bridge, Xtu i is. 6d.
Mr. Jilin Middleton 1 1
Collected by the
at Wanijsworth, for
the Orphan Children
in Germany, 2tl remit. 4 7
. Subscriptions receiVed at the 1
vern ; Lloyd's Cull'ev.house ; St
Bankers in 'lawn and Country.
R. H.

1 11

Bars of the City of I.ondon TA-
itock Exchange; and at all the

MARTEN, setretarim
,E 1-101A'ARD, S

tO COOKS AND CONFECTIONERS, IN NOBLEMEN'S
AND OTHER rAMILIES, WHERE LEMONS ARE
USED IN QUAN I In',

THIS Advertisement is acidressed by SPYRING
and MARNDYN, 163, 1-1111-street, Southwark, request-
ing them to make trial of their LEMON ACID for dioncstie
purposes, wittiont winch they cannot Sit`mate its merit Sri-
RING and MAasotN flatter themselves It Will meet with their
approbation, and that they will be pleased with ha rca linen for
use, having ;Isis the fine flavour of the Lemon Peel, which makes
it particularly derirable for Lemonade, Sailee+,J, them, and every
purpose in Cookery. ice made wit's dam Acid is superior to
Lemons, as it can be remit:red as perfectly white and bright wits.
eery rule sugar as plain ice itself, at this season of the year, when
Letuons are scarce ; they are also iregurntly imperfecz, and yield
an unpleasant Eimer to Jellies, c. au.
The Aclil is Wrld at most reapectable Italian Warehouses in
Towns and many of the Coutecriooers ; where al.o may be pro.
cured their Art ved and Portable Lemonades and oda Powders.
firree.tre and vimisusw beg those who may be Inclined t•
try their Ac d; to notice ihtir names, as imny imitatims
have been in ruded, more particularly out of juwn, by persons
trayeUiug ail over the (mut ry.

COAL TAR BROWN AND CHEAP PAINTS.
THg Coal Tar 13rown is of two kinds, viz. Com.
awn Tar Brown Itis. per cwt. and refined Tar Brown 225.
per cwt. they are both am:lieseble to the covering rough Fencing%
PoroLi files, Weather Boarding, Sluice Gates, Wood undet
Ground and Water, particularly the relined Tar, which is a very
valuably preparalon of Coal Tar, it beinA perfectly itisolubl6 Jo '
Water ; the worm will not penetrate veatre it is used; it is also
of a good colour, dries very lard, and is easily applied, requiring
only to he Vesied, and Lad on with a comment tar brush.
The I inpriiietra:ile Prints are very ornamental, and may be ap-
plied with advantage to ail purpose/sof useful Painting,both hal&
and oursiele, where a handsome appearance, durability, and cc°.
nomy are considerations; hut for Park Palings, Stucco and Plah
stet prone,, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out-buildings of every
I'desci 'piton, they are peculiarly adapted, as ih; y resist the effects
of the Weather in an astouisbing degree, are a cure her the worm
and dry rot, and will ma in hot climates; they are of the full
lowing colours and price-., 11;;.
i Invisible Green ;Pis. per cwt. Dark Green 765. and Olive Green'
1.1 125.--liiie deep Green is. tid. to 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and
Stoat Colours Ltils..per cwt. CSurigate Sic -Ited or grown 425.
and White Pa! SI, 5W.-Prkpartd WT to thin them for use, 75.
per gallon.

MANtJF CORY TO BE SOLD.

PATEN I' MANUFACTORY (in Ir n) of

til 4nme s a ding aud.of the ♦e►y first rispeetahtlity, -or a
14ait Shire thcrem, is to be DISPOSED OF. Premium toe Ike
Spare ;C:±000, or .the entire Right of Patent, Premises, Machi-
nery, hwils, Flt: i• pup, dte.4ady to go into, for ..ritkoo
•I he present Occupier ritiring, the Manlike:urea and Unma...
nufactored Stock to he -aken, and will emelt:tit to about £eooo,
hplf to be paid down ; no other Capital will be wanted.
OH application, by letter, with real name, dcscrip•lon, find re-
spectable reference, a further explanation will be given as to its
profits, extent, &c.
With moderate activity and attention (which may be done by
a Clerk) the Concern may be vie: CILIA ri.ir extended so as to
produce several 'l'housands a year, • 1
Ad resa D. W. Peel's Coffee-House, Fleet-street. •

NEW-STREET; SPRING-GARDENS.
El glbie RESIDENCE, OFFICES, COACH HOUSE, and
STABLES.—By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garraway's Cnifi e•liouse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Fri-
day, July I, ibi 4. at Twelve o'clock, •
A VA LLT &LILL' LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
I 1 comprising a des;rable pleasant Residence, overlookmg the
Parade of St James's Park, situate No. 20, on the East side of
New-street, S;ring-Garkieus.
The PROPER CV of a GENTLEMAN.

The afit;h3ll bre" akereei an I improved at a very consider-
able ems -nse, an I contains--i-iti the Upper Storer, Four Attics;
on the •;econtl Morey, l'wo spaeionthairy Chambers. with Ctn.
1,44, Dre•mnit-closet, &c.; thell.rst Homy is,a handsome
Drawh g-ron:ii, o..irly fitted up, with bowed track-froet, coin-
mand.olt the Parade, &c.; a trout Drawing-room. Dress ng-clo-
sei, &c ; an eleapin, roomy, Fght Staircase; spacious Eon Jice-
hall, c‘c.:l:ent Outing parlour, Study, Dres,itio-room, and Wa
ter-tlo-er, and
open Yard; Basement, a good Kitchell,. Back-
kit hen, Butler's-rn .m, Store-rooni. Vault for Beer, Wine, and
Coal-; a Coach-house, and Subk for four horses.
lUr whnl.- is .ti'is:antihl and excedeut order.
May be viewed by applyimt on Cle Prnmites, where Particu-
'ar, ma?. be ha l; and of G Esq. Abiugdon-street ; at Gar-
rawly's ; and of Mr. Itoh!ns, Warw ca-.street, Golden-square.
•

EUGIIII.II PAMIt.Y R ESIDENCE,
GRA lON - STR.EST, EOND- STK EET. ,
In complete order, and fit tor immediate Posst s. on.
By Mr..l4oblN.i,
At Carraway's Coffee-konse,'Cliange-Ality,Cornhiliou Friday,
July I, at Twelve, .`
ALEASE f.r Twenty- I*e Years cf a sallstantial
brich-bit It VW recently repaired at,
a cometkrable expence, and finishiri: iu a Itaillinme riuMWX.'
adapted for the seeommoslation of a Family f DUiteettuti.
si; uate No. IS, G fawn-El ert, Bond-s.reet ; contaisurg, cm the,
upper storey fa:a. rm.! Ped-cliaml4-7s ; smote(' storey, three ex-
ce.lent Red cliamheri, large Closet, Sink, and lVater-ctoset,
roomy landinp ; first floor, Ant-soonii, P.m! ist: to a handsome
Drawittg-ronni, walls coloured in panties, w ndows rue floor ;
spacittis Bedchamber and Servants room ; ground
shoe, entrance hall, Overt vestibule or inner hail, with a hand-
w„ ie stone staircase to the second storey, wahi stuccoed, an ex-
cellent dining parlour, walls ?titre/sea iu pannelr, runs; for stele-
board. library, he. ; offices consist of a home heepees rorm,
butler's pantry, plate (Finset, servants hail, capital katy ki!elien,
xullery, cool lard-Jr, nteo servants dressing room ; a whir celar
fitted up with catacombs, &c. an area in front, n ash ex-
tensive vaults fur cells, beer, &c. steps to the street, and open
yud at the bee,.
May be viewed by applying on the premises, wlszre particulars
may be had ; of Messrs. F. anti S. Paynter, Colemars-street,
City; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robits, Warwick-street,
Golden•schare.

SI OMOUTH,, Dr." 7041.
Beautiful MARINE VILLA, vet b Pleasure- Grounds In
the most complete (mkt., and Meadow Land.
By Mr. KOl3l/4S,
At Garraway's Coffer-House, Cornhlll, on
Friday, July I, at Twelve o'Clock, Pt One Lot,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE: comprising
pant Marine Residence, the property of a tien.letwan,
er' tted on an elegant and unique elevation, in the cottage style,
with attached root, encompassed on two sides with an elegant
rustic Viranda, situate on a beauttiu! eminence, within a short
&stance ul sedum:hi which is remarkable for the salubrity and
iii.ldness of the air, commanding ex...et:save prospects of the beau
o.oly-diversified surrouthAng country, and boundless Views of
the Ocean.
The Villa is judiciously ulanned for the accommodation of a
of the first distinction; co taMing, on the gruand floor,
a su to of apartments, cleg tidy finished, consisting of a Saloon,
Drawiug and Music Rooms, Library, Eating-parlour, Breakfast-
room, to.!y, Vestibule and Hall, principal!, opening to the Lawn
and Pleasttre Grounds, with saable Bed-clambers and Dressing-
moms, excellent Domestic Offices, with Servants Apartments
over-; roomy Yards, excellent Stabling, four Coach-houses, Cows
!muse, Piggery, &c.; Or:hards, and Meadow Land, containing in
all near nine Acres, forming a most enchanting and unrivalled
situation as a Marine Resiitence for a Nobleman, Officers of thy,
Navy, or for a Family of distinction.
•lo be viewed by applying on the Precnfses, where Particulars
may be had; and at the London Inn, Sidniouth; New I.ondon
Inn and Hotel, lacier; Fountain, rlymoutle•Dock ; H 1., Ply-
mouth and M`eyenniiiii; White Hart and Antelope, Seisbury ;
White Lion, Bath ; hush, Bristol; of John Presley, Esq. Exeter;
Messrs. Hood and Smith, Nucleon, of whom tickets may be had;
and at the London Inn, Sidmouth ; U. Laws, Esq. New Square,
Lincoln's Inn ; and at Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-,
square, London, where alko Tickets for viewing may be had.