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OFFICE OF ORDNAIiCE, January 1, 1818.
MASTER-GENERAL andBOARD of
ORDNANCE having granted their authority O
for the Sale
fissions taken from the Plates engraved on a scale of One
, s UN, from the GENERAL SURVEY of GREAT
rrAIN, performed under the superintendence of Colonel
WAR MUDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public are
that Twenty-eight Plates are already Unified,
dm Impressions from them are on Sale at the Drawinom-
g-
~ the Tower of London. These Plata form a c
gap of the Coast front Folkstone, in Kent, to the Land's
Cornwall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, near
had, and also from the Thames to Orfordnest.
Sroetal other Plates of this Work are now in hand ; and Part
t, which contains nearly the whole of Surrey, and the Northern
of Hampshire, is just completed and published.
map
to Mr. Baker, at the Drawing-Boom, where
will be shevrn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a
the Country surrounding their own Habitation% may
at any its they please for that purpose.
AO Latta on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under
ICI to the Secretary at the Board of Ordnance, Pall-MA
will be immediately attended to,
Ily Order the Board, R. CREW, avreary.

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OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JANUARY 16, isle.
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA-
- 'arra ORDNANCE do hereby glee Notice,
That proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
t x before MONDAY, the 2d of February, from such Persons
may be willing to Contract for the Removal of the ASMES,
;ST, and SOIL, that may accumulate% from time to time,
his Majesty's Barracks, at Woolwich.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms anti Conditions
the Contract, may be knotvn by application to Mr. hay, the
_Waster, at Woolwich; and also at the Secretary'. Oliee,'
pail-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten end
- o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up
. endorsed, " Proposals for Ashes, Ste. Woolwich;' but no
'reposal can be admitted after the said sd day of February, at
['wave o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any
fader be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent io
• behalf, shall attend.
By Orda of the Board,

Rev. E. Whitaker

R. S. CREW. kre.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR
INVESTIGATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE
NABOBS OF THE CARNATIC,
No. it, Manchester Buildings, Westminster,
January 26, 1818.
IN conformity to the 19th Clauses of the Deed of
• Agreement between the United Company of Merchants of
Esgiesd Trading to the East Indies, of throne part ; and the
Creditors of the late Nabobs of the Carnatic of the other part,
• Commissioners appointed under that Agreement give notice,
tlie. a comimation of the Schedule of the Mins made before
:tun and the Commissioners in India, since the Schedule in-
wad in the Gazette of Tuesday, December 26, 1315, has been'
in the Gazettes of Saturday, January 17, and &dor-
thy, Jr:nary 24, 1818, in order that an such persons as sball
tune any !merlin to oppose or impeach the same may have so&
'opportunity so to do. GEO. PARKHOUSE, Sec.

INTRINSIC ADVANTAGES.
GWEBB, STOCIC-BROICZR, 9, Contintu„ and 17,
• LIJAATS-STICIFT, having invariably found that
• A PLAIN SCHEME,
In winch all the Prizes are Sterling Money, to be that most ap-
proved by Adventurers, feels great satisfaction in recommending
to their notice the present STATE LOTTERY,
To begin Drawing 6th of MARCH,
Coenining ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, among which are
THREE. GRAND PRIZES OF A 50,000
With the usual proportion of smaller Prizes, all to be Paid in.
StEtUilo MONEY ; and, as an Addendum to the Scheme, (tor it
k wholly independi nt of it, and in Addition to the full Amount I
oi Money Prizes to be paid by Government),
TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE
Will be presented to the Holders of Three Blanks in this pro-
portion :—To the Ist Blank, lot Day, Four Pipe.';. to the let
Back, ed Day, FOSS' Pipes ' - to the Ist Blank, dd Day, Four
Pipes.Pipes.The Wine maybe selected by the Individual Holders of
Wee Blanks from the stock of any Wine Merchant they please,
and Shares of course will receive their exact proportion.
. .

.
And in order to give the most complete satisfaCtion, the origi-
nal, singe, and favJurite mode of Drawing, will be adopted in
litis Lottery ; as there are no classes., every Ticket will be drawn
singly from the Wheel, each number at once and distinctly deci-
ding its own tate and no other.
Tickets and Shares are on sale in mat variety at
WEBB's fortunate Offices,

9, CORNHILL, and 17, LUDGATE-STV.RET ;
And when it is stated as as incontrovertible fact, tat during the
last Twelve Years only Five Money Primes of AlO,OOO have
been shared in England, and that Three of those Five were sold
by HERB; he trusts that his Offices will be favoured with an
increased portion of public patronage on the present occlusal', for
be anticipates the pleasure of distributing among his Friends the
Three ,1"30,009 Prizes in the present Scheme.

To counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to Impose on the unwary a spurious composition
instead of the Genuipe Blacking prepared by Day and Kirin',
they have adopted a new Label in which their address,
97, High Holborn,
It so conspicuonsly placed in the centre, that they trust an atten-
tion to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter
press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the Imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn; and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
f.eners, Boot-makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in bottles.
r. 6d. Is. and Is. 01. each.

A TKINSON'S rixiD for the Growth of HAIR,
A
ii founded on a discovery of the causes which occasion
%shines., this discovery, combined with much study In the late
Tmprcvercuts in Chemistry, has enabled him to prepare the ar-
ticle ou the most infallible principles. Ladies or Gentlemen,
whose His is weak and beginning to fall off, by applying the
stlid "'hi arrest its further decay, and re'tore it to its pristine
rtigth, thickness, and beauty; and where baldness has already
taken plate, whether arising from illness, perspiration, change of
silicate, intense study, anxiety of mind or hereditary causes, by
a more teplar perseverance, it is equally certain in its effects.
Tar else, where it has succeeded of lite, are so numerous as to
csnie within the circle of almost every ones acquaintance ; but
Where scepticism still prevails, numerous cases and further chi-
celateon are given in a Pamphlet ent:,:i.cd " An Essay on the
raclused round each Borth. The Fluid is also an excel-
zrt.cle for moistening Ladies' hair in dressing, it frees it
fcom scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl
daring exercise in dancing, vralkir.g, &c. or in damp weather.
Said, price 3s. 6d. and One Guinea, by the Proprietor, James
Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-square. London : and by
most Perfumers and Hair-dressers in the Kingdom.

N. B. As above are sold Atkirsnn's Dye for changing Grc7
t! lied Hair to an Auburn or Mark ; and Atkinson's Ambrosial
Itri4, for removing Freckle!, Redness, etc. from the Skin, pre-
"''s ehakpicg, makes it beautifully smooth, white,

His Grace the Duke of Bedford
The Most Noble Marquis of

Hastings
Right Hon. Earl of Bristol
Rt. Hon. Lord Vis. Sidmouth
Right Hon. and Right Rev. the
Bishop of London
Hon. and Right Rey. the Bishop
of Oxford
Right Hon. Lord Eadley

—.—
Right Hon. Lord Kenyon
Right Hon. Lord Carrington
Rt. Hon. N. Vansittart,
Ckaa-
cellor of the Excisequer
Right Hon. Geo. Rose, M. P.
Rt. Hog. Sir T. Plunser, Vice-
Chancellor
Sir 'Thomas Baring, Bart.
George Holferd, RN. M. P.
Alexander Bennett, Esq.
111ZIM
Edward Forster, Eag.

rims&
Jub Matthew !bikes, Esq.
Daniel Rainier,
N. M. Rothschild, Esq.
Henry John Rucker, Bsq.
J. G. fililont, M. D.
Henry Sikes, Eq.
John Turner, Esq.
Frederick Webb, Esq.
John James Wilson, Esq.
J. S. Winstaniey, Esq.

stew
Sir Thos. Baring, But. M. P.
Sir Frederick Riker, Bart.
The Chamberlain of she City
of London
John Burford, Esq.
D. B. Fowler, Pg.
George Hassell, Esq.
William Hyde, Esq.
Beeston Long, Esq.
Samuel Lutyens, Esq. .
Dinner at Si: o'Clock precisely.
Tickets 14s. each, to be had ef the Treasurers, Stewards, and
Secretary ; at the Refuge in Hacknerroad and Holton ; of the
Cellestors ; and at the Bar of the Tavern.
No Servants admitted but those of the President, Vies Presi-
dents, Treasurers, and Stewards.
ROBERT CROSBY, Secretary.

lITHORPE and Co. 43, Haymarket, London,
* respectfully inform their Friends and the Public, that in
a few days they will advance their PORT WINKS'. per Dozen,
and SPIRITS ts. per Gallon.
Their present prices are as
WlNESfollows, for Ready MoPneye only:
. r Dozen.

Fine Light Port
Fine Old Port, Vintage of ISt! •
Ditto ditto Crossed, Tawas Yews in Bottle
• Ditto Old Sherry
-
• Ditto Oki Zante
Ditto Tenerife and Vidonia
• Ditto West India Madeira
• Ditto Bronti, ditto
• Ditto East India Madeira
Ditto Claret of the first growth
Ditto Lisbon
Ditto Mountain
Genuine Dry Cape Madeira
.• Pink and White Noyeau
• Malmsey Madeira, in Pints
• Coustantia, ditto

£1 18 0
$ 6 0
6 0 0
2 8 0
• 8 0
$ 6 0
3 3 0
2 10 0
3 18 0
4 15 0
2 6 O,
2 8 0
1 14 0
3 6 0
2 5 0
2 16 0

SPIRITS. Per Gallon.
British Gin, the finest flavour 0 9 6
• Ditto, ditto,. ditto - - 0 10 .6
Old Janialia Rum - - 0 17 6
• Cogniac Brandy, very old 1 15 0
• Hollands Gin - - 1 6 0
British Brandy - - - 0 15 0
• Rum Shrub, of the most delicious flavour, per dozen 2 16 0
N.B. Those with a • are very old and particularly. fine.
Very superior Pine Apple Rum, warranted tobefseven Vans
Old, Xl. 2z per Gallon.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, .ASTHMAS, AND
CONSUMPTIONS.
THE PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience has
proved this medicine to be the most salutary and efficacious
remedy for CoMs, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asthmatic Affections.
By promoting gentle expectoration, it almost instantly removes
slight and recent colds ; and a very few doses are generally suffi-
cient to overcome those which from neglect have assumed a more
serious character, and are also accompanied with cough. -Being
peculiarly adapted to give freedom to respiration, it is the most
effectual medicine in asthmatic complaints, shortness of breath,
hoarseness, vrbeezings' soreness and obstructions of the breast and
lungs, and all the usual symptoms which attend the beginning of
consumptions; and if taken in time will prevent this fatal dis-
ease' Many different Cough Medicines being sold under nearly
similar names, purchasers of this Pectoral Elixir, to prevent being
disappointed of the genuine medicine, are requested to be parti-
cular in observing that each Bottle as affixed to it the Govern-
ment Stamp, with the name of " Butler, No. 4, Cheapside," en-
graved in the impression.
Sold in Bottles at is. lid. and larger, containing three small
ones, at es. 9d.; by BUTLER and SONS, Chemists, No. 4,
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Churub-yard, London; and 54,
Sackville.atreet, Dublin ; also by the principal Booksellers, Drug-
. gists, and Medicine Venders, in every Town throughout the
United Kingdom.

THE GENUINE DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND
ANALEPTIC- PILLS,.
A" Vrepared as usual by F. NEWBERt and
SONS, and sold by them at No. 4i, St. Peal's, London;
and 29, Dame-street, Dublin; and by their Agent, Mr. Sanger,
150, Oxford.street.—Mr. Newbery by his Affidavit and by re-
ro.r Deeds and Assignments, has proved incontestably blEpro.
pal. •in these Medicines, and his possession of the original Re-
cipes for compounding them, under Dr. James's hand ; of which
he was the sole depositary. The evidence too of Dr. James
himself, in an Affidavit, published in 1777, has shewr, that be
admitted Mr. Newbury to be present with him at the process of
making his Fever Powder—the only person now living who can
claim that advantage. The identity of the Powder prepared by
Mr. Newbery, and that by Dr. James, is also ascertained by the
Chemical Analysis of Mr. Professor lirande and Mr. Aecum ;
and confirmed by the marked sanction given to Mr. Newbery's
preparation by the most respectable Public Bodies whose Mem-
bers aro eminently qualified to judge of its authenticity, and
whose extensive orders he continues to supply.
From these facts, which cannot be perverted by sophistry,
the public will be convinced, that the assertion of Mr. R. G. G.
James, " that the Compositions sold by Mr. Newbery are spu-
rious," is a palpable anitgross deception: conveying an 11111,9ta.
,;on of fraud and perjury even against his grandfather Dr.
IJames himself. FRANCIS NEWBI.ItY.
St. Paul's, ilikh 11117:

Fettruary,
and following days till advice is given of a still Airtime advance,
Port Wines, 1815, now 42t. will be SOL
Ditto 1818, -- 464 ••••-•• 50s.
Ditto 1808, 545.
T. and R. A. 5440+ 565.
Cognise Brandy Ws. --- 575.
There is also every probability of an articles in the Wine sod
Spirit Trade, experiencing a considerable rise In price, particu-
larly Good Wines from the Cape of Oood Hope, which being
much improvad have met with such an unprecedented demand
that very few are on hand. Those stated as below may be fully
relied upon and at the prices here quoted till notice is given of an
Advance.

White Cape Wine - - Ws.
Fine full bodied Cape Madeira - 545.
C. C. Cape - - - 465.
Cape Vin de Grave, in French Bottles 48$.
Cape Hock, in ditto, ditto - - 406.
Red Pontac, in ditto, ditto -96 a.
Red Cape Madeira (from the Tinta Grape) 4a s.
Fine Sherry - - 465.
Ditto Old, ditto - - 595.
Dluo East India, ditto . - -60 a.
Ditto Tenerife (Madeira flavour) 4BL
Bronti Madeira - soa.
West India ditto - - 666.
East Indif ditto - - 645.
Claret, the finest Chateau Marjot - loos.
. ___ . ...

7s.
665.

Sauturne and Vin de Grave
Prigniac - -
VERY OLD AND CUSIOUSLY FIND.
Old Malmsey Madeira, in Plus 45a
Ditto Conatantia - -56 e.
Ditto Carcavella - Saa.
Ditto Prigniac - - 365.
W. 10, Skinner street, and 540, Oxford-street, London; and
of the following Gentlemen that are 'appointed the CoMpany's
Agent..

Andover---Mr. J. rtinchell
Aabbourne—T. Motu=
Abridge-Jeremiah Organ
Bekevrell—Robert Tarr.uid
Bangor-*John Tow
S. Simms
Betwtry—T. Balm
W. Tredrray
I=ll7=ool
Sererlek-on-Tweed—Thomas
Laybourn

Neweastle-nn-Tyne---John
Turnbull
Newport—R. Lowe
Nottingham—H. M. Wood
Northampton—R. Holmes
Painswick—Henry Curt
Pembroke—John Treble
Pedryn—Samuel Trenery and
Son
Pentonville—S. Hilton
Petersfield--Thomas Cave
Pimlico—M. Cage
Plymouth—William Shepherd
Prittlewells—T. Harridge
Queen's Elms—J. Johnson
Reading—J. B. Kemp
Richmond—Robert Gill
Rugby—R. Bleneowe
Rugeby—James Leonard
Ruthen—Robert Jones
St. Alban's—Edward Langridge
St. Anstel—W. H. Nottle
St. Columb—a. Whitfield
SafrooWaldtm—W. S. Barnes
Salisbury—David Bell
Sandwich—S. N. Bunting
Shafteshury—T. Stevens
Shifftud—James Davis
Shrewsbury—William Smith
Sleafurd—John Bedford
Sitaresbrook--John Clarke
Southampton—James Warren
South Petlterton—Jas. Rugby
S 41 ffurd—James Kingstone
Stamford—George Miller
SLocktun-on-Teea—William
Richmond
Stratford—John Payne
Stroudwater—F. Vigurs
Stilton—J. Watts
Sunderland—Ben. Bray
Sutton Colefield—Rich. Bandon
Swansea—John Evans
Tamworth.—Wrn. Young
Taiterden—Kilboobridge,jun.
Thatcham—Wm. Horn
Thrapstone—G. Barber
'fotness--Wm. Holman
Tunbridge--Thos. Kepping
'fowcester—D. D. Davis
Town Malling—Wm. Edwards
Trowbridge—Wm. New
Truro—Wm. Harry
Warminster—H. E. Painter
Watllngton—.John Neighbour
Watton—Wm. Fendick
Warwick—Thomas Atkins
Ware.—Ben. Mederif
Wells--S. R. Bell
Weobley—E. M‘Pbenou
Wem—Thos. Llewllyn
Weymouth—James Hill
Whitechurch—John Lowe
Wickham Market—R. Minter
Wigan—John Arnold
Windsor—James Latter
Witney—Wm. Turner
Wisbeach—John Burman
Woodstoke—Thos. Curtis
Woolwich—Wm. Au.tin
Wrexham—James Large
Wirksworth—Wm. Brown
Wycomb (Iligh)--Fr. Stevens
Yarmouth (Norfolk)—11. Bo-
lingbroke
Yeovil!—J Woolmte

Fisher
Blandford—W. 0. Thomas
Birmingham—Thomas Ni-
cholls, No. so, Snowhill
Brackley--J. Barrett
Braintree—Jeremiah Wing
Brecknock—Stephen Parry
Beentford—William Pickering
Brighton--Themas Utley
Bridgenerth—Benj. Partridge
Bleamin—Thomas Sark&
Bonham—H. J. Painter
Bury—H. Whitehead
Bury St. FAhriond's—Robert

audgpon
Cs Hendar
Calve—John Ladd
Cambridge—Thomas Newby
Camden Town—C. Halstead
.Canterbury—B. Bathes
Carmarthen-4 Tardrew
Cartmel--Richard Myers
Chester—T. Crane
Chesterfield—J. Saxton
Oreoccster—Wm. Brewer
Clapham—Henry Batten
Cleubury Mortimer—John
Eaton
Coggeshall—William Buck
Colchester--Francis Lewis
Colne--Bernard Crook
Cranbrook—Wm. Tooth
Crich--John Saxton
Darlington—G. Wighington
Dorchester—Richard Hill
Dorking—Thomas Dunn
Dun:now-4k Smith
Durham—William Webster
East Retford—Robert Iludson
sad Son
Rye—George Mudd
Eecleshall—J. Goodhall
Edgware Road—J. Finch
Evesham—George Agg
Feversbam—Robert Watson
Folkstone--Zeorge Stone
Grantham--Geo. Griffiths
Greenwich—Tim. Thomas
Greta Bridge—John Binks
Hadleigh—J. L. Terry
Hampstead—James Nutter
Harrow—Charles Hinkley
Helstone—John Hammett
Hereford—Mr. Jos. Havard
Hinkley—Samuel Goode
Hoeklfff--J. and M. Gillman
Horsham—W. L. Thomas
Hythe.—Wm. Marsh
Ipswich—Wm. Catchpole
Keighley—Thos. Bailey
Kinboltnn—Chris. Ladda
Heward
Kent Road—J. Wingfield
Kingston—Job Wilson
Knighton—T. Coopat, jun.
Larnberharat—Wm. Goldstoite
Leeds--Christopher Slater
Leek—C. Lowe
Leicester—Robert Freer
Lewes—J. King
Little Chelsea—T. Stoner
Lonethborwgh—T. Middleton
Maldnis—John Polly
March—A. Goodman
Idszket I larbr..'—.J. Groves.

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That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be PITCAIRN'S ISLAND. By Lieut. SCHILLIBEER, Piceadilky.
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That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
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April next, from Nine Clock is the Morning until Six in the THE late Accounts from Oporto. announcing the This day was p üblished , price es. &i. on ordinary paper,
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Company for Four Years ; have so thinned the Stork in Dock, thit a very considerable rise %.1 at pawl Velma: a Political Dialogue.
And that the Lists of the Members of the said Company will in Price has taken place, and as it is certain a still further and By JUNIUS SECUNDUS.
be ready to be delivered at this House, on MONDAY, the vttirkilav47 advance selll take pane, THE COMMERCIAL , " Chi mole rffermare ono mato antico in unt.eitia Meal,
23d March next. • JOSEPH DART, Anistont-Seerelary. E COMPANY will, as the sd day of. February
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Rh Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK In the Chair. and Wombs' days till advice is giveb of a still farther savants, HEATHER AUTHORS, particuhrly that of the Clastiasi
Port Wines, 1815, now 428. will be ses. Ages, illustrated princigally with a view to evidence, in confm.

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