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London, England, 1818-05-26 00:00:00

pErflIC UMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF
!MRS AND SAXE-COBOURO.
THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma.
twely considering the various communications they have
:awd, and in conformity with what they have reason to be-
lle, is the wish of the Public, hey leave to state, that it is their
should their Funds be ad,,inate, to construct the pro-
r .41 4PLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
,:erosive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
MINE WORSHIP, and ecemaltutea FREE CHURCH.
(Fo tithe Canunlttee),
BENJAMIN ROTCLI, Asa.

.4111.11BALTY-OFFICE, Bth MAY, 1818.
VOTIOE is hereby given, That a SESSION of
-LI OYER and TERMINER and JAIL DELIVERY,
S libe Trial of Offences conuainycl on the HIGH SEAS, within
toe Jwisdicticn of the Admiralty of England, win be held at
Janice Han, in the OM Bajcy, London, on FRIDAY, the 12th
oaf of June next, at Eijka o'Clock in the Morning.
J. rr CROZER.

tam ,
Mir

CONTRACT FOR BUNTIN AND WORSTED.

MOT OFFICE, May 14, lel&
iIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMlS-
smarse hiss i!AJESTY's NAVY do hereby girt IV, dee,
Thloll WEDNESDAY, the 3d of June next, at One o'clock,
deT will be ready to trait with such Persons as may be willing
w Contract for supplying kb Majesty's several Dock-Yards with

_
BCNTIN and WORSTED.
Samples of the %nth' and Worsted, and a Form of the
T,..br may be Yen at this 02re. No Tender will be received
tf:ct lke o'Clock on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless
de party or an agent for him attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
ti Nay Board, and signed by Two responsible Persons, eu-
ming to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum
2,000/. for the due performance of the Contract.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 21, 1212.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qf his MA•
L JESTrS ORDNANCE & hereby give Nonce,

That Proposals will be reseiwed at their Office, in Pall-mall,
63 or before FRIDAY, the sth day of June next, fruity such
&nom as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TIN
LIRE, for service of this Department, for a period of Three
Tors, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon
totice of Three Months, at the option of either party.
Pattern, of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
de Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Towor, and farther par-
spirt, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
vitt, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-mall
icenaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock,
►tire the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed,
'Proposals for Tin Ware," but no Proposal can be admitted ai-
r/the said Sth of June, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the
use day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party
eking it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Ord:111k Dom!, R. H. CASK &e►rtaslf.
CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES.
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT,
Trona, ambers, May 25,1818.
SUCH PERSONS as are desirous of contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish for
Twelve Months, from the 25th June next, such quantities of
WAS and CANDLES as may from time to time be required
he the under-mentioned Barracks, may receive Particulars of

Contra:::, on applying at this Office between the hours of
LL!TOM and Five, to Deputy Conunissary-General Young, at

Etinburgh ; and to the respective

in the Islands

if Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders
it this OfEce as follows, viz.

Tenders for supplying Coale, sealed up, and marked " Tender
for Coals,' until 'twelve o'clock on Wednesday, the 1 Oth of
Jae.

Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed up, and marked 41 Ten..
ler for Candit3," until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the 12th of
ins; but no Proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will be no-
md, unkss made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and
t`e Imcet inserted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be
tbrlnel tondo Proposal from two persons of known property
01.73bt m become bound with the party tendering in the sum
Intend in the Particalari, for the due performance of the

'ite:4ler; are sett by Post, the postage must be paid.
P.a.:h of the following Counties to be tendered for separately,
rd all the Darracks in each of these Counties, to be supplied
ray ce-e Contract, viz. Barks, Devon, Essex, Rants, Kent,
Addle:ex, Sussex. acrd the Isle of Wight. •
Separate Tenders and Cootracts to be made and entered into
nth ne the Barracks at the following places, viz. Brecon,
Pendennis, Scilly, Truro, Carlisle, Dorchester, Wey-
asuth, Sunderland, St:.pleton, Isle of Nan, Manchester, Nor-
'Oh, Yarmouth, Northampton, Nottingham, Taunton, Ipswich,
la.-.dguard Fon, Croydon, Kew, Birmingham, Coventry,
'rx.vbridge, Hull, Sheffield, York, and Scarborough.
The Barracks in North Britain at which Newcastle or Sun-
Arland Coals are used, to be tendered for together; and the
titer Barracks in North Britain at which Scotch Coals are nsed,
he in like manner tendered for and supplied under one Con-
the Barracks in the three Islands of Guernsey, Jer-
end Alderney, to be supplied under one Contract.

1:1,000 per Minute.
),tro, £1.5,000, or X 22,000, for the Sixth-drawn Prize above
H£l,ooo.
.ARDandCo.CONTRACTORS' SCHEME,
AZ
Formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL
2111ZT2 among Adventurers. In the first Half-Hour, Tithes-
to. th Jess, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES
Int be Drawn, besides the Chance of other Capitals.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
SYrizes of £20,000! 20 Prizes of SOO/.
'arias of 3,0001. and 20 Prizes of 500/.
2,0001. •40 Prizes of 2001.
1.4 hits of 1,0001.
2,696 Prizes of 1001. 301. &c. &c.
Tke First 20 Prizes will have £l,OOO more.
The First 500 Blanks dill have 415 each.
The Sixth-drawn Prize above £l,OOO must be
22,0004 23,000/. or, 40,0001. ! ! !
-ins and Shares are selling by HAZARD and C. Co:luau-
-141, at their very old Oriice, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
tlisked lipwArd s of 100 Years),
THOUSAND POUNDS
lag Yea's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries
amounting to Millions.
LatterT Tickets rose to .czo, and Sixteenths to
.1. Thu Lottery has MORE CAPITALS witS 4,000
ICKETS yet the price, at present, is only 191. 10s. fox
65ilrinbs for a Sistetritla

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ROB ROY A Novel.-B the Author of WA- 'r \
A JIL SON, Bishop of Landaff, written by himself at different
VERLY, &c. to obtain redress by a treaty, but the President, in his
intervals. and revised in 1814.
Published by his Son, RICHARD WATSON, L.L.R For why? Because the good old rule Message, informed Congress, all hope of redress in l \ •
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The amount of British tonnage employed in this
Rob Roy's Grave : Woanswoasx.
Miscellaneous Tracts, on Religious, Political, atm Agrieultu-
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This day was published, Waverly, 3 vols. It. IL-Guy Manuring, 3 vols. 11. Is
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' MODERN GEOGRAPHY : a bescription of the This day was published, price 2s. ed. one-half of the tonnage of all the Colonies, 138,0 V)
tons may be presumed to have sailed from America
Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies, in all parts A N APPENDIX to the MONTHLY GAZETTE
to all the West Indies, to man which requires up-
of the World ; including the most recent Discoveries and Point- '
11 of HEALTH, containing a popular Dissertation on the . I I 1i
i
cal Alterations. Digested on a new Plan,
By JOHN PINKERTON. Prevention, Cure, &c. of a certain Class of Diseases and their wards of six thousand seamen. •
Sequels; and on other Morbid Affections of the Parts peculiar From the tables which Mr. Barbour laid before the ‘.
The Astronomical Introductions by J. I'OND, Esq. Astrono-&late it appears that the United States im orted
to the Male, the consideration of which, from motives of deli-
mer Royal. With numerous Maps, revised by the Author. Ti
annually 7,500,000- gallons of rum, of which" only
cacy, the Editors have omitted in their replar numbers: to
the whole arc added, a Catalogue of the best Maps, and Books which are added, Moral and Professional Advice to Youth on
of Travels and Voyages, in all Languages, and an ample Index..
the subject of Juvenile Indiscretions, and their Influence on the 600,000 gallons were exported, leaving to be con- ' I
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Of whom may be had, all Mr. Pinkerton's °tiler Works. 4,000,000 comes from the possessions of Great Bri- e
" Ne pereet, rostra sentiat antis opern."
tain. If this measure, he observes, were to be at- ,
r. a few days will be published, Sold at the Medical Hall, 171, Piceadlily ; by Sherwood and • ...
Co. Paternoriter-row ; and all Bookselli rs. tended with an entire exclusion of this baneful spirit,
(Dedicated,by permission, to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenara) ' .
Handsomely printed in two volumes, 4to. and illustrated by This day was pub:Lama, the man who duly appreciates the morals and health .
numerous Views of the principal Buildings, ancient and Thied Edition, in Three Volumes, price 1/. la. boards, and character of his country would find an ample in-
modern, Maps of the City, At. BRIGHTON, or the STEY NE ; a SATIRICAL demnity ; but, putting considerations of this kind
THE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN, AY NOVEL apart, what would be the result in a commercial
point of view ? If our people will use ardent sizirits, ;/
F.cciesiastioal, Civil, and Military, from the earliest ac. " flume age a acs plalsira, sonesprit, et sea mcrurs."-Bomeao.
the bread stuffs now sent to purchase this article
counts to the present period; its Charters, Grants, Privileges, A Literary Journal, in criticising this popular Work, observes
Extent, Population, Public Boildin Societies, Charitiesoke..Bce. that " The tale is principally a vehicle for pourtraying the most si !
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extracted from the National , approved Historians, mussy conspicuous fashiouables of the present dry. The work abounds would immediately find a market at home, by being
curious and valuable Manuscripts, and other authentic Materials. in humour, knowledge of the world, 'and pleasantry : the boa. convene 1 into spirit of a 1-sss pernicious kind.
By the late JOHN WAILBURTON, Esq. nags, small talk, Ste. which rims through it., Is excessively onus- The c I onies of Great Britain produce but 600,000
of the 7,5' 2,415 gallons of molasses consumed in the
- Deputy Keeper of the Records in 13frodnghain Tower, tug and natural, and enddis tie amber to a great superiority
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'The late Rev. JAMES WHITELAW, over most modern novelists."
And the Rev. R. WAISH, M. R. I. A. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater- United Settes, Which is only about or.e•twelfth, a i . I
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ;J. roster-row, and may be had at every Library in the Kingdom. large portion of which is manufactured into rum, and Ci S
Cumming, at Dublin; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. MR. HAZLITTS LECTURES. whatever deficiency may be produced in that article r.,
WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, This day were published, in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. in boards, will be a national benefit. I
Complete in Octavo. T.
.ECTURES on the ENGLISH POETS, delivered We import 40,11C.CF1 pounds of coffee, of which
This day was published, in One large Vol. Svo. without the 14 at the Surrey Institution.-13y WILLIAM II AZ LITT. only 2,0 )0,000 come from the British Colonies : but
weexpor_ 21,900,000, leaving to be consumed in the '
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smallest Abridgment, price 14s. in boards, a New `Union, Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street.
being the Nineteenth, of Of whom maybe had. just published, price ICvs. 6d. the Second
ACRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, Edition, of CssaLecesas of Smarm/me s PLAYS.-.-BT with= United S .rtes over 16,000,000 ; hence the quantity
and Expositor of the English Language. }bent. from the British possessions would attach itself only I '
By JOHN WALKER, " This is a vetypleasing Book, and we do not hesitate to say, to the qu inti:y exported.
Of Sug tr we imported 120,613,11',1 pounds, and 'e}j2/ I:
Author of Elements of Elocution, Rhyming_Di. Dictionary, &c. a Book of Ty. considerable originality and genius. us. What svi.f.
exported 66,000,000 ; 12,000,000 of which come I • ;
Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies; G. Wilkie ; Longman, chiefly look for in such a Work is a fine sense of the beauties o
Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown;J. e
Cuth 11. Baldwin, Cra- the Author, and an eloquent exposition of them, and all this,
and more, we think, may be found in the volume before us." from the British possessions ; but, as we export 1 1
dock, and Joy; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; J. Richardson;
J. Booker; Shnpkin and Marshall; and II Reynolds. tub. Review, 56. 66,000,00), the entire exclusion of that article from .'
..* In this Volume the Meaning of every Word is clearly's- This day wai published, the British possessions would act only on the quan- i tr• / I
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These facts clearly evince, says Mr. Barbour, that •
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lities of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited, ii A M ILI A R SERMONS on several of the Doc-
we are entirely independent of Great Britain ; that •
the reasons for each at large displayed, and the preferable pre- '4 es and Mins of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION. a ;',
eunciation pointed out.-As above may also be had, New Leh- By the Rev. WILLIAM BARROW, LL.D. and F.A.S. supplies, far beyond our wants, may be procured I
. tions of all Mr. Walker's other Works. Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of Southwell, and Vicar elsewhere, and the only diminution will be in the
export trade ; the extent of which, compared to the •
MISS STANHOPE'S NEW WORK. of Farnsfield, Nottingham; Authoref an Essay on Education,
and the Bampton Lecture Sermons, for 1799. tonnage put out of employment by the system of
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By L. S. ST A.N HOPE, Of whom tray be had, the Second Edition of Dr. Barrow's he undeserving of notice. In addition, it will be a . 0 i
,
' Author of the Bandit's Bride, Di Montranzo, Madeline, Strik- Essay on Education, in two large vols. duodecimo, pr. 9a. dads. sacrifice of a small portion of shipping interest of one
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Genevieve, or the Orphan's Visit, by Mrs. Strutt, 3 vet. 16s. 6d. where her supplies of bread, meat, and those things
' Dunethvin, er the Visit to Paris, 4 vols. ilea Commissioners-General published the following Pro-
essentially connected with the prosperity, if not the
, Woman, or Minor Maxims, a Sketch, 2 vols. Ilc . clamation : existence, of her colonial possessions ? This he clearly
Secrets in every Mansion, by Anne of Swansea, .3 vols.C7s. Bd. " Having learned that the differences between national and. e
shows is out of her power.
. Foundling of Devonshire, by Miss C. D. Haynes, 5 voL 275. 6d. foreign ships in respect to the levying of important duties, which
. Bride and no Wife, by Mrs. Moss, 4 vols. its. was established by the Ordinances in the year 18.5, is not every What then will be the result of the measure pro-
NEW EDVIONS where equally in force, we have thought fit, in order to remove ail posed to Congress ? Great Britain will either retrace
. ' doubts, to decree that, reckoning from the Ist January next, the i .'
i This day was published; in 4 vols. price 2e.s. important duties upon goods brought by Netherland ships shall her steps, or establish an entrepot, which will be to
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goods ivriardv.ntrtbanguer, serihennecnotnlytraLted
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: Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadechall-street. Respecting the giving up of ClAnsurn, on the Con- Lice-let our purpose be firm-film as our evezlast- '
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Wh..re ..ay be had, 1 i
•tinent of India, to the Commissioners of the Nether- ing mountains-adopt the broad principle to treat
The Balance of Comfort, by Mrs. /lass, S vols. prize 1;s. 6d.
lands, we have the following particulars:
• St. Clair of the Isles, or the Outlaws of Barra, by Dirt. Helm, all nations as they treat us. If they talk about a
4 volt. price 20$. The inhabitants of Mtwara, Ie le informed that the solemn want of equivalent, unroll the map of our country,
: Cicely, or the Rose of Raby, by A. Musgrave, 4 vols. 30s. delivery of the place was to be made, all repaired to the Go- A
vernment House
at
nine in the morning. The Netherland ami expose to their astonished eyes the boundless r i
Edward, by Dr. Mocre, 4 vole. 225.I
Emmeline, or the Orphan of the Castle, by Charlotte Snti:h, Commissioner also repaired thither, and was received by Mr. extent, from the cataract of Niagara to the mouth
' 4 vols. 225. Forbes, with all the honours due to his rank. of the Columbia ; tell them of the o
and
f the fertility of our soil ; of its vast of our r
Ethelinde, or Recluse or the Lake, by the sane Author, five The reciprocal compliments having been paid, the :act of climate, 1/ j
volu:nes 253.
5 ' delivery was signed ; upon which the whole Company went to
roductions, so essential to their commerce; and
Matilda and Malek Adrill, by Mad. Oaths, 4 vols. 295. the bastion, where the Bag-staff is placed. There Mr. Forbes 13
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Children of the Abbey, by R. M. Roche, 4 vols. 545. read a Proclamation, by which he announced that the &tile. when we have so done, let them know it is but the
Beggar Girl, by Mrs. Bennett,s vols. 275. 6d. mein was restored to its former possessors. Three salutes were first dawning of our future wealth and power.-
Let them leans, that our population duplicates itself
Mrs. Helene, 3 vols. 15.. then fired by the English troops, and returned by those of the. •
Duncan and Peggy, by ,
Baron Trench, by Thomas Holcroft, 3 vols. 16s. 6d. ' Netherlands. in twenty years ; that it is animated by a spirit of cle• s ..
Caro:ine of Lichtfield, by the same Author, 3 vols. 1.14. The English flag was then taken down, while God
terprise, which has prompted them to leap the boon- ,
Walsingham, by Mary Robinson, 4 vols. Ns. . 1
save Me King was played. When it was taken down
darer heretofore prescribed to the human mind, and•
CATON ON DEBILITY. the flag of the Netherlands was hoisted, and William
in unexplored regions to discover new secrets in the 1 i
This day was published, pries es, 6d. a New Eamon of of Nassau played, all the Netherlanders repeating
arts and sciences ; and that of all this, under Paort- • ' I
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PRACTICA.L. OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI- with enthusiasm, " Long live the King after which
DENSE, iieedom is the creator and preserver; and that ,' l ..
CITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE the Proclamation was read, by which M. Poerbeck it .
has not entered into the mind of man to conceive l . ' •
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Maoism, Se- was appointed Governor of Chinsura.
the pitch of elevation
themto which we are destined.
:•' missal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Gleets, 'Cabe:. Dorsals. Hereupon all went to church, when Mr. May be- When you have toldthis, arrogance itself
s Fluor Athos, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. gan divine service with a solemn thanksgiving, during
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, must be dumb.
Na 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle street, Strand ; which some young Gentlemen and Ladies sung a fine
The adoption of this measure, which is now before i
3 Lase of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. hymn. Divine service being over, Mr. Forbes Ave
fhe COngress, is certain; 'and every patriotic citizen must
Printed far W. Neely, 78, Lombard-street, London. a magnihoent entertainment to the Resident o t 'li
feel proud that the Government have at last assumed
o Where may be had, Netherlands, to which the principal inhabitants were
O 1. Caton on /ndigeston &rant; and Cutaneous Diseaies, .
invited, a firm and diel,ified attitude, in rek.tion to a branch of commerce
which has chimed a-id vet. ived its attentien, and never been En
IT ae.sce. 3i.-9. A Treatise
'au Female Diseases, 3,. nd.....„5. on and which was concluded with a ball. The
Asthma andW'inter Cough, 35.--4. On tie Venereal Disease, 3s. whole town was illuminated, and the joy was general. sight of dace she peace of 5783.
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