ZA\TI WINE, Ohs. per doz. THE only Howe in I.ontlon for this scarce and Cenuine Article, is H. TitoitrE and Co. 43. I laymarkct. who re spectfully informs their Customers and the Puttlto, that they have Ittely bottled oti several leairers of extrenuly mellow old White Zante, which has barn allowed by scientific musters, to he the tino-t importod !Or inane years. .ielircrekl free of expellee to any part of the Town, and itrtne titate :mention laid to country orders, with remittance.. ALL MONEY PHIZES, 50 Capitels still in the Wheel. NEXT WEDNESD Y. • T. liISII, Contractor for the present State Lottery. Der* to inforio the Public, that NEXT WEDNESDAY will be the Last Day of Drawing but One. The following is the State of ihe Wheel, 2 Primis of I:3. Are £FO,Ot 5,000 lO,OOO I OM 5 fi 13 17 18 tr. csr. The Firat-drawn Prise above X3OO, must be at low .06.000: and may be .C. 35,000! Warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares are now wiling I , r• the Con tractor. T. BISli, 4, fornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross, and by his Agents thrunglieut the United Kingdom. EXCELLENT WINES. r_stmt, Snow-hill, and 540. Oxford-Rtreet. No. to, - • TILE COMMERCIAL I-lAI,L WINE C()NII'ANY litre the pleasure to inform the Public, that at their Concerns above, and by Order to any of their .N.getitt in the Country, may still he had the genuine Port Wines of fiat favourite Vintage. Iniv. The tirst Quality, which is of the First Impartation, 4tls. ; the Second Im portation, 41,4 per thiz. Fine Stout New Ports. t:tOo. per Pipe. Superior Cape Miuleira's, of high Flavour, stout Quality, 345. per Down. Singularly delicate soft flavoured Cape Vin de Grave, in Ertndi Bottles, 4ss per Dozen. A small Quantity of Genuine Old 'Pollute. Seven een Yeats in Bottle, ai.s. per Dozen; with the Finest Old Roriz Ports, Madeira's Sherry's, TenerifFe, Malmsey's, Atosell's, and Cluimpagne's, that can be produe , :d for Sale, all at their usual Low Pi ices, N. R. A small Quantity of most patticulsrly high flavoured Hock, forty Year. old. sELEcr ARTICLES FOR Till , . TOILETTE. - - LADIES who frequent Balls, &e. generally complain of the unpless.intness of the Hair falling nut of Curl. this circumstance hss occasioned nuincro atternps to find a milady, but nothing i. sintple, so elegant, and so efficacious, as AFKINS)N•S CURLING FLUID. which has been latroured by Royal Patronage. and most tf the Nobility. The Curling Fluid, is a most elegant substitute for Oil,. Poinatums, Extracts, &e. in moistening the flair in drening, it frees it foul' scurf, ece., makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Curl, during exercise, or in the dampest weather; it promotes the growth and thick ness of the (lair on Eye-Brows, and %Make's, told is almost a certain regeneration of the hair on bald places. as has been experienced by thous,mds. See a few baainionics of' irs • Olicacy in a pamphlet. (raided, an Essay on the /lair, wrapped round each bottle, price 3s. tkl. Ins, till. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABIr. 1/11t, warranty' b, change grey or red }bar on the Head, Whiekera, &c. Wo a beautiful and permanent brown or black, price .5&, 6d. los. bd. and one guinea. ATIUNSO'.•I'S AMBROSIAL. SOAP. X new Discovery in the art of Soap making. entirely freed from those smarting qualities sa much complained of in other Soaps, gives the most beasulful whiteness and clearness to the Skin, and keeps it froat chopping in the coldest west) er, price Is. per square, or fru. CA. a dozen. ATKINSON'S LAVENDER WATER. 4*. the Pint, or one dozen for two Guineas. This Lavenderforml:the genuine fragrance of the finest English La vender flowers, and notwithstanding the re4luced price, is superior to ethers usually sold at three timut t h e price. Sold by .1. A'TK INSo N. Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard 4trcet, Soho -situate, London, and by most Perfumers. and Hair I)ramers. PETIT-mt.—A CR.‘ND AND USF.FITY. DISCOVE'EY, sTnA NI), nearly oppubite the Ade - - - A. NI ES': RE, Chmnometer and Watch-milker, in con - serpienu of the great sca.rity of Million, and the exorbitant price of Gold. has been induced fo pr.:dare, by long labour and study, a substi tute, which he has denominated !I.:TIT-oft: this important discovery has been sanctioned by th: most flattering marks of public approbation. Th.. appeximates so nearly to Gold, and possesses as much of it' quality. that the difference can scarcely be observed by Ow most curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour; is susceptible of an incom. parable lustre of polish. and not being so ductile as gold in some re. s:er•:, is not so easily despoiled of its beauty by scratches; yet. in others, it yield', to the force of the hammer, and may be moulded into any form. it is particularly adapted for Watrli-cases, Snuff•howa, and all sortc of Jewellery. for which gold is at present employed. As it tarnishes • 14.110 . Clan Gold, it requires that case which Gold dotes not; but every timeit is i•lorined, it will recover its on final lustre and rolou-. A., PIS It I.", sole inventor and proprietor of respect (ally informs the Public, that he hat removed his Manufactory from to :Pen, Strand, opposite the Adelphi, where he has en sale a large assortment of Watches of all descriptions, with ( aSTS wade of his inazinparable PETIT-tilt ; hr plolgeshinwelf, that if any \Vedic.: se;th his woe, sold by him, should not be found to perform • -well,tlicy shall be reetiSvd, flee of any expeaw. during the course of' a *hole year. provided thc.fault may not proceed from any unfair usage Ar areitient ; also Geld and Ailver Climnometers, for Sea and Pocket l'an'd, Jewclld, Horizontal, Duplex. Going Fuzee, and Plain Wareing, a t warranted as :Jaye ; lir cwise all sorts of Cold Jewellery. The following articles of PFTIT-OR are ready for sale, vie. : ttnuff-boxes, 'Lootlipiek and Ptnoil Cases , Specnides. Opens and Eye Glasses, !Patch-('hairs, Seals, lira 'lets, Neck-Chains. 'lltinibles, (oaths, and a variety of Ornaments. Of Plate, Table. Des sert, Tea and Ftfg Spoon.. Tea and l'ream Pots, gugar-Tongs, and t. ie P:gg Spoons Minot lose their colour in the Eggs as Silve r does. nor 'oas the acid of Fruit any effect on the Desert Knives. For leentlemen in the Army, Swords for Cavalry, Infantry-.and Grenadiers. Licks, I P ti(gcrs, Gorgeta. lilt-plates, Spurs, &e. Nil sorts of Watch- Ca- a neatly mode. at a fixed prim. PETIT-011, which wears as well as real Gold, with- Out :eau ring any more tare, made into all sort: of Ladies' Ornaments. ire alrove retie] es are strenuously recommend :al to Captains of Ships, and Gentlemen going to the Fast and West Indies, as great advanta•a.• allay Its derived from them ; as also the wrought metal, which may he Inould•al to the fashion of the place. rp:TIT-OR can be had no . :where hat at the Inventor rind Proprietor's \limilisetory, where orders will he re:Yr.:LI fur any sort of Plate. Jewellery, and Fancy Articles, and due au:titian paid to them. The Wrought Metal sold in Ingots, at 21. los. per lb. troy weight, or 4s. 60. per oat. flattened. Prepared Rogge, tocletia the ahoye sold in small quantities, and s•oolestd.: fo; expirtatiiin, for ready moneY only. • .1s the Proprietor. A. all:4ll'it dots not employ any agent or ten s,il a a in the o de of his PETIT-011, all that is buns ht in any other aisia is riot I'ETIT-olt. but an imposition on the üblic. Orders a•ldrosseal to him, at his M Stran d, anufaeory, No. 420, will he pulse ually attealed is atad the Azti c k * wia.couinly pro. tare THE NATIONAL RFAISTER. Afire of Ordnance, 1614 Mn,ylBl6. TILE principal Officers of If,s Maksly's Ordnance de hereby give notice, ?:fat propnals will be reedy, d at their Office in Pall- Mall, on or &fort friday the Vitt day qf ..itay instant, such Persons as may be willing to nsidertake the Supply of SIV„ fiw the Sevier qf this Drpartment. fir a p ; irwl ,f three years, determio aide a;ler the expiration of Ow first par, upon nutiee of three atmiths, at t'w opt;. !it qf eitif r prrty. A Se:Timor of the Size ow, h.• rfr:rri *pan appliention, at the prin cipal Storekeeper's (WIT in the relTA:r. and ,farther Partimilars, 10- v:her with tea terms and eorlitioas of the Contract, may be known 444 Seerrtaris °Alt in enema, auy day t.7aern two hours of ten and that, where the prope :Ile mast be delivered, sealed tip, and indorsed " l'reposals of Sb.-e ;" but uo proposal run be ad m;tted alter the xtl 24th of ,lfety, at ho I,e n'elock ut noon of the mine day, wither will any tender be not:red oaten the party maing it, or as agora as 144$ iehatr, shall attend. by Order of the Roar", R. CHEW, Sectriair. AR MY CONTI! ACT!t. Conim:ssury hi Cheers Office. 1":, rut I . ;elrgr-,trat, Lotiritrtt. 29th dl prit, XOT1l'1•; ix hereto, given to all Persons desirous of con Pro, tins; lo Supply the . fullu:oing Articles fb► the use (f the Army, IF:. TIltrAD. ( (Ohio Maje,ty's Land Forces in Canton ments. Quarters- sk Barrack' in the un dermentioned roun der and ',lands: (MTS. To his Niajesiy's Ca t:dry in Canton ments and (4.lerte-s. in the under-men tioned Countie.: FORAGIt. viz. Oats, llnv. and Straw, to his Maj,sty's Ca valry in liatrarks, and Oats in 'anion manta and Quarters, in the undt 1.-men tioned Counties in South Britain: Burks (including the town of I l ungcrfarti) Ilertriek Chester Cornwall, (including (*timberland Devon Dorszt Essex Gloster (including the City of Bristol) Hants Isle of Wight Kent La:unseat I.eicet;ter diiddlescrt Norfolk Northampton Nortlitunntgland Some:set SuMilk • Starry Sussex Warwick York And in the several counties in North Britain. That the detiverire are to ettnem-ruv An and fltr the twenty4fth (cry of •I one o:•ri ; that proprissls in :meting, seated np, and twiried. Tender for Tiny stindien, will r.srei.rd at this Office, on or bcfore 7'arsday Vie t7r , n!!•,.iahlli dry of May/tad non, he rer,irrrl after ltrrh.e o'rkiek ON that dug Amid, ife entA., pan, the postage most he /mid. m et , he made separately fir rorh manly end island, ex "pi five Ike rowdies comprised in North 11 , itain all of whirls newel included in our lender ; and ref proposal mast hair the Jelhr whirl& is 'marred to the t-oider properly filed op, by l3rO pfrltlifS Of known property, enza;:iazt In hrrunrr balled with the party tend, r ing, in thr amount seat' d in the printed partirolors, .for the dor p . t . - fiamonee of the contract ; and na proporol will he noticed miles, medr on a printed tender, and Me prices e.rpressed in words at Pngth; and should it so happen, that dnriug the continuance of the contract, no troops should he stationed or 'unlined in the county, the opener of the c 'mind rout bud, paid in theft'sl instant', hat the contractor, to 6c re jonded lo him In the Commissary In Chief. Partiellars of the contracts may he had van appliratims of Ills het:rn the /moors of rlcvr:i and fire; and at the ajire of De puty l'oritniie.ury General Young, Rdiolniegh. Burk.; ettutherland Durham lierks I ievon Dor.. t 611'. X K cnt 1 .ancaster 1I Id h:4ex Nurry Siv.sex York And in th;severnlcoun no. North Britain. cENTLENI EN who are BALD, and the !east roots of Hair remain, by using Prince's genuine Hussia Oil reetilorly far a short time, mayrely nn the bald pLlces becoming covered with I:air. Also Gentlemen wearing yowder onght to use it insttad of poinstum. In short, it is the hest and wholesomest fire let-serving and From - sine the Hair of Ladies, Gentlemen. and Children. Sold at ts. the small bed/. also a bottle, containing four small, at I Is. is a saving of ss. or a Lug,• bottle. containing nine as. is a mating of I ts. or sl,t large bottles for 51. is yet it 'n titer sating. and when used for tile hair it not only preserves it. but is beneScial to the health, which obliges it to haven British Government Medical Stamp, which is included in the price. Caution....l.adies and Gentlemen will he particular to ask for Prince's Husvia Oil, and observe •• Prince" on the cover, and tin the seal of each bottle, without iv not genuine. lie particular, as there is s everal Hair dressers, &c. who sell rottnterfeits. Also, GREY HAIR and ('AIIIIOTY WIIISKETIS CHANGED 1313 , 16.1HATE1.N . TO DARK BROWN or BLACK. PH I NCIVS 1 / 1 11'litIVED E. prepared with spirits, which the only innocent I)ye era iliscuvertd for making red or grey hair on the head, or on itny other place dark or bbtek in a few minutes. Hun dreds of Ladies whit used to wear false Lair, because their own became grey. wear now their own hair, which ~vs the youthful appearance ac when at twenty years of age. Also thonstuuls of Gentlemen who had frey soli whiskers, which witsa great disfigurement to them, rom the use of Prince's I their whiskers have become quite dark. Observe, there are several spurious I)yes fur changing the hair now sePieg, which are prepared with causuc lime, niercury, be. they are dangeitous to use, and injuriins to the health. Rut Prince's Dye, pre parrtl with spirits, not only changes the hair, and dries in a few minuses, • but also strengthens and thickens the hair and whiskers. Be plateau to ask for Prince's 1/ye, half a guinea a bottle; two hottles one pound; or ono dozen bottles five pounds. Directions sealed up with etch bottle, so that any one can aye their own hair with ease and secrecy in anew minutes. LADIES OF FASHION, in the PRIME OF LIFT.. who wish to preserve their Face. Meek. Hands. Arms. etc. from becoming %tinkled, likewise those whose akin is wrinkled, will have it restored smooth and plump, and as youiliful in ap earnoce as when at twenty. A trial will prove that Prince's Balsam is the only invention in the universe for the above, it also clears the skin enim all blemishes ' and gives it a delicate and ho ' tlthv appearance, refresh airl revives the complexion. as by simply washing tie akin. and is so inno zent , th at t h e emu:tuts of the bottle may be drink in a ttrithlu. of water, which makes it pref. vablc to any other cchmitic for the skin. in short, it is a valuable article for less toilet of the Nobility and Gentry. Mk for •• Prince's Ilalsant."—Palfa Guinea per Bottle, or Two for One Pound, or One 1/oven for Five Pounds. Sold by the Propr:.-tor, A. Prince, 9. 30bn-street, Oxford -street; as the numbers run irrepn. larly, observe. his I iotr.e is Ile t dot" to a Covhamaller's; sold Jaw by itaw~tgp^ctalde V Lader.. EAT IS VALUABLE LAW WORKS. The Mowing valuable Law WOMIS have lately been pnblinhcd by HEED and HUNTER. law Books:Alm, Be and 17, Plect-strect, London. t. The I.AW of' USER and TRUSTS. by the late lord Chief Baron The third edition, with Notes and References, an latrodur. don, &c. By EDWARLI BURTENSHAW SUDDEN, Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at I.aw. In royal tiro. price r9s. boards. 2. CoxE upon 1.1-rer.i.xos, a new edition, being the 16th, with Hargrave and Butler's Notes, corrected to the present time, by C. But ler, Esq. 3 vols. royal vo. price 21. 17s. boards. The Index, ahnost entirely new, has been framed hy .1. C. Wye, Eq. of Lincoln's Inn. 5. A DICIIONARY of the l'aacricE in Civil'. AcTioxs in the Courts of King's Bench and Conniton Pleas. together with Practical Dirmtions and Forms distinctly arranged under each head. By T. Lee, l'aq. of Gray's Inn, in 2 large vole. Ken. 21. es. boards. 4. A SiutEs of I.Evreas to a MAN of PROPERTY, on the Sale, Purchase, Alortgie;ing. Leasing, Settling, and Devising of_ Estates. Py Edwaid Burtenshaw Sugdhn, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister to I.aw ; the 3d edition enlarged. mice .is. boards. S. A IlisconY of the ENn turn Law, from the time of the FNINOMI to the end of the Help of Philip and Mary. By John Reeves, Esq. Barrister at Law ; the 7tl edition, 4 vols. bonds. S. ItEPOILTS of ('Atits argued and determined in the High Court of Chancery during the time of Lord Chancellor Eldon, containing Case, in iMIY, 13, and 14. By F. Vesev and J. Beamcs, Esq. of Lincoln'. Inn, Barristers at Law. 'lwo vol.. r u t a urn. price in tmoirds 21 6, .11so, lately published, vols. I to K of N'esey,jun.'e )deports, price ltd. boards. 7. Bt. tcesernsTE'srOMMYNT ‘rttEs on the LAWi of Evoraxn; a new and superior edition, in 4 large vols. royal Rvo. By John F. Archbold, Esq. of I.incoln's Inn, Barrister at !ASV, price 31. 11.1. boards. R. A PRACTICAL TREATISE of POWERS, 111 , . SeCORd eflitiOS, COS siderably enlarged. By F. B.Supien, K.aq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barri,- ter at I .aw, price tl. es. hoards. 9. ItE PORTS in the Cox mox PLEA% by Charles Marshall, M. A. Parts I and g, lid. containing Cast:s in the 34th and 5311 i years of Geo. 111. from 11ichaelmas Term, Ibl3, to Trinity Term. 11115, both inclusive. N.B. Thess reports will he regularly continuxl. IP. Law of EVIDENCE, by T. l'eake, Esq. The 4th F.dition,with very considerable additions, price ICs. botrth. 11. CASES in F.tturr v. - This day is published, in Q vols. rnyst svo. price 11. Ifs. boards, CASES determined in the Curirrs of Eutrixv from 17113 to 179fi Incllisive, with a few of an earlier Mite, by I.ord I lardwicke and Lord Northington, by S. C. Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the Court of Chancery. LONOUN !UIIRKEIS. CORN EXCHANGE. }IIIDAY. MAY 17. Our market is very dull to day, and most article, are cheaper than on Moliday.—W heat is declined full slt! , . per quarter, and the'rc arc very new linyers.--Balley also is 2s. and Oats and Beans till Is. per quarter cheaper than Monday, and in very limited denand.—The present fine weather seems to be tl only cause of the depression, as although Ise base a tuletable show of samples at market, vet Bone is 110 glut of any article. s I. . 63 •160 OA •31 Ps'and Oats - rine data - 64 ■ 97 I Rye Os a 4,3 Barley . 31 a3l 1444 33 a 10.1 White Pease - I.ruy Praia Ticks . Oats 133 • U Poss.., Amu u• u 33 •4t ism. row - 75 • Ito 31 • 3ii• !trend unto- tin •0* Si • 3411 Karr -red - 20. a 3;6. PRICE fir BREW The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the metropolis. is statud by the Ital.ers to be ltd. the Otiarterit Loaf.—Some Bakers hell the Uuartern Loaf from one pima) to three•penee lower. AVER:WE PLICE OF CORN. r,he QUARTER, FOR WEEK bNDIA• \tAV Eng and & Wale,. Scotland. England & Scotland. a. d. a.' d. a. d. s. 10 N Beaus •r Si 41 1‘ • St 0 2r s 0 (Lament . ill II • 06 6 • 0 I Dear or Iligg Wheat - - Nye - . • Nutty . • • . ••• •%EItAGD PRICE . UV StGAI2. Unts Computed from the Retoms made in the Week ending May 15, is kha. ad. !won', t. exclusive of dr. Duty of CustoniA paid or pa) able thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. ( From Saturday's I.omlotu(iicette.) PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, MAY 17. SnuckAid. !Percale isssd Leaden'Sall. s. d. s. d. /halt Catsk at t &tease s. J. s. d. PAW • .1 ba 4 • I Wet • • . 3 0 a ‘lot ))))) - 4 It a 9 u Rfa4ta. about • • ♦Stt i Mutton • • •t oa 4 • - 0a $ 0 Mat). 1144 Lambe OCIO Veal . .3a a ♦ d roe.. - ♦ t) d.. 0 Cobras . . . 190 Pork - 4 0a ;, 4 i. 1440 • 0 4a 7 ♦ has . 1 - 4111 b - 3 U• 4 HAY AND STRAW PLR LOAD. L. •. 4. L. s. d. Amoy L... d. Hey . 3302330 .——. 4 40 ST. JAMETs. - 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 Atnir 0a t! 14 0 t Hay - • - 4 10 0 a 10 0 3 0 • ClOter • • 0304040 ——51 i• btraw . 1 in 0 a 0 Hay. 4 00a. , 00 4 1. , Cluffr • • 1,000000 - 6 i• • 0 Straw - • 0 0 a 2 ' WHITLCNAPEL. SMITHFIELD. COAL SI Ali K LT. Skips at )latte. Fhips on 'd. '. d. r. •1. lifrom 1 3 t. : : 6 ., a . 41, :• 1 I .. ,I . 7 a t c ' 7l. li: d 11 1 1 _ FRIDAY, NAY ,T. Delivered at lea. 1114:411le on tire above price. • PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEK. ---- 'Monday. Tuesday. Wi.slnes. j Thun. 1 Friday. 'Saturday Rank Stock 21;1 .21014 2Cs.P4 .----..,,.:,. ;:per et. 11,n1.Cc ;60 7 i6U :61 5 per et.Con.ctiY 02 ifitt r 7 4.1 4per ct.1'0n. 1 ,15 73 1 75 1 ~. sp. ct. N ..% n:9l . ''.l2 fh/ 93 Rink 1.. An. 115 'l3 15„ 154 I in.sp.e.An.l,-..----1- . I ritih sperct.f..--____ I 6 76, India t;tock India Bond. '2 I pm. S. SCA SUN •—•••• 1 Ex. Rills :.7 pm. (Minium ... IN t St. Lot. Tie. ----- Con. for Ac. 6 I pm. 11 pm Idm pm. I pol.' Ipm g 3 pm pm. IN; I4i , 1:24 70. 62;5, C. 21 1 ,2 to 4 pm Condon: Printed and published by It. WlLks, :it O. b 9, Cl:uleerylanc, FiCeti-btleet, illlllllllNallitti 1010 the Country by an Newsmen, Clerks of the (toads, and Booksellers, free of Posttige, at Ils. per quarter. I. L fill a 911 120