orrie.7 or ?DN., AWE, sth . are, TIIE priacil,rtl qfficers (f Ilis Mive.tly's ace du atui :. that proposals ill le trrtitud ct their VA, e Pall an or befai In oar:lop. the .14lp ue.el,froat sae* 400.1 as Pow; he :el rhte 1.. 14 tok , the 1"11:t1.11110111V M,' 11111 CK LAY HIS' WORK Jit krt.; 1,;% rtroeut. al (7nal4ars. far a pc; ;oil I a , ' titre:. p ll:terminable aftrr the expi;•atial 0 . 1 ir • / t►st pear, upon pOhrir month', at the option of etth,” . pal 11. Furth • Phut c, 1 rt. lozet'r r with the trams oml enorlitiatis the lesut lo,t, may he losawit Num ppli ultra.rllSr and flan at ra, Secretary's oo.T c fore,. sassy till e'-.ceiti the hours of ten aid jottr, where the. pr, m , st • .11.1. cr d,s.o:cd up and bib nod ProprLala Mr the Bricklayer's kat Chatham ; ..but aat rraposnl 0 , 11 he admitted afler Po said Vti,ril ivele. - tido k at /mom of lac same dap ; rclther elo t .. , d-r hr Notire.l foetal the pmrly triaHN , it, or ,/72 agint in his Bo Oricp ; # Board, R. 11. CRE,lC,Secrearzi. O FPI(' F: OF ()RI)NANCE. 3d Jaw" 1816. The Prine; (Wirers of his Araesly . s Ordnance do A s s. la, ere notice. that l'repcsahr will be rewired at their (roe in .11,11, on or bcfore Mcia aaj, the 17th initort. from ruck perronr er may be willing to wide rtokethe Apply of LE: Ell HHEFCHES GLO VES far genre of Mir Ikea , trrent, for a period of Three Years. determinable after the expiration of the firit year, upon notice al tierce mouths', at :he option of eittier party. Patterns of tt:e articles map ir viewed ispos aprb.mtimi to the reaper-- tire (peers of the Ordaane.t, Royal Artmatot Wutilmirh ; and farther particulars, together with tie tamar and mac/it/ow of the Con t.-act, ma gbe knows at the Serretary's (eke in Pa ll Malt ofbreraid, any day between the 'emir of ten and f:'-ihr tic:olk, where the proposals huist be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed. •• Propo , als for Leather Breeches and Gloves," but no proposal eon be ,-..lnvittrd after the said 17th instant, at terelzut o'clock at noon or the same day, neither will nay t:rder vatimal hr/rss the party making it. or an agent in his be k.,:f shall atten.S. Ity Orderof the Beard. It. If. Clt Ell', See. OFFICE OF onn_vAser, le .I,,nr. IStfl. THE l ) rincipa! OF.crs of ilis llajexty's Ordnance 4n leer, notice, that proynsals reerhed at their eke in on or before Monello,. Li , 17th inertallfrorn such persons as err, be a-4.nm. to undertake the supply of COALS . fix service !hit Deportment, ar a period of on: pray, from the lot July next. r;ee Coals must be of tie desrriphen denomin,stre! Adairs Ntain, Eighton `Moor, or of Coal* Aissai in quality and goodness. and will be required to Ire delivered free of eary expense. e.r,ept tree Kiag's duty, either on zleore,or into vends ter crafts at arty pkee in the e iver Thatnee. and at Faversham, or at any par: or ?Alec in the rioer Iferlway, and afro at ti.e port of 'Little Ilarapton, in the County if Sussex, as null be' re sat red. ther particulars. tateet'e , w w!rth the term: and conditions of Me ceatreet, may be known at the Secretary's Office in l'all Mall afierc rc:d, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the pro posals must be delivered seakd ?grand endorsed, " Propemais for Cows • " but no proposal can be admitted after the said 17th inst. at treed ' T e n'eloek et noon of tire same day. neither trill any tender be noticed unless the party snaking it, rr em egent In his behalf elm!, attend. Iluelrdcr of the Board, It. 11. CREII", Secretary. OFFICE OF onnN.l .vrE.3el Jane, 1 !I 16. • TILE Principal Officers of 1113 Meijesiy's Ordnance do hereby give Notice, that l'roposols will be received at the it Office, an or before Mondan. the 17th instant. from swell persons ot , may be :rifting to undertake:the Seepply of PACKING CASES.tbr • •ei ire qt• this Department far n period of Three Years, ilekelninahlr it ter the c.rpiration •f the ;kat :par, upon notice of three months, at the qr either part y. Patterns if the articles mm, be viewed upon applicotion at the prlnri jet! Storekeeper's (Ore in the Tower ; and f.irther partiridars, tagc- Ue with the terms and conditions of the Contract, mew be known at the Sceretarres (Yee in Fall Mall oforeserid, any dap between the howl of ten em . fettr O'clock, Teter. , the proposals -met be delivered, waled wji, end endorsed," Proposals far Packing Cases," but no proposal can be admitted Iper the said lith instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same do . y. wither witlAny tender be noticed unless the party making di. or an Arne in his eehnif, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Secretary. PETIT-OR.—A GRAND AND 1 7 SEFDI. DISCOVERY, 420, STRAND, nearly opposite-the Adelphi. A. ESU RE, Chronometer rind Wasteit-maker, in trem s 10. nee of the great scarcity of Bullion, and the exorbitant price of Gold. has been induced to protium, by long labour and study. a substi- Poe. which he ha:, denominated PETIT-Olt : this important discovery 'kiss been sanctioned by the most flattering marks of public approbation. The PETIT-om approximates so nearly to Gold, and pinsesses so much of its reality, that the ditfcrcnce can scarcely be observed by the most curious inspector. It has an unrivalled richness of colour; is suscerible of an incom ratable lustre of polish, and not 'being in ductile as gold in some re latects, is pot so easily despoiled of its beauty by scratches ; yet, in others. it yields to the force of ltiebarioner, and may be moulded into any form. It is particularly adapted for Watch-eases, Snuff-boxes, and all sorts •f Jewellery. for which gold is at presort employed. As it tarnishes sooner than Gold, it requires that care which Gold does not; but every time it is cleaned, it will recover its original lustre and colonr. A. M FSURL, sole inventor and proprietor of PETIT-011, respect fully infimns the Public. that he lira removed his 'Alanttfactoni from 42 C rave n-Buildings, to o, Strand, opposite the Adelphi , where he has on sale a large a.ssortntcut of Watches of all descriptions, with cases made of his iocronparable PETIT-OR; he pledges himself, that if rny Watches with his name, sold by him, should not be found to perform foey shall he rectifisd, free of any expense, dating the course of a whole year. provided the fault may not pmceed from any unfair u-age or accident ; also Geld And Silver Cho:noun-tars, for Sea and Pocket ; Capp'd, Jewelled, Horizontal, Duplex. (. p ing Puree, end Plain Watches, all warranted as above ; likewise all sortsof Coild Jewellery. The tollowing article.: of PETIT-(tilt are ready for sale, viz. : fin:at-boxes. Tooth-pick and P;:ncil Cases, Spectacles. Opera and Eye Glasses, Watch-Chains , Seals, Bractltts. Neek-Chains, Thimbles. Combs. and a variety of Ladies' Ornaments. of Plate, 'f aide, Des sert. T e a end Egg Spoons, '1 sa. and Ceram Pots. Sugar. Tongs. and Snuff; rs : the Egg Spoons do not lose their colour in the Eggs as Silver dies. our has the rich. of ' , llia any effect en the Deesert Knives. For Gentlemen in the Army, Swords fur Cavalry, Infantry. and Grenadiers, Dirks. I lagq.cs, (targets, Belt-plates, Spurs, &c. All sorts of Watch.. Cases neatly made, at a fixed price. Olt-MODEL! PI: TIT-OR, which wears as well as real Gold, with. -out requiring any name care. made into all !ores of Ladies' I Mianients. The above articles are strenuously recommended to Captains of Ships, And Gentlrmen going to the liest and West Indies, as great iuleuntag,e imay ha derived front them ; as alai, the wrought metal. s,hich may be moulded to the fasbion of the place. The I'ETIT-OR can hail no *tem but at the Inventor and Proprietor's Nlentifactorw, where orders will be received fur any sort of Plate, Jewellery. end Pantry Artjeks, and doe attention paid to them. The Wrought '(fetal sold in In tote, at 21. lo per lh. troy weight, or 45. Cd. per oz. flattened. Prepared Rouge. to clean the above Artn les, sold in small quantities, and wholessle f e exportation, for ready money only. As the Prnprillor, A. AIESUR E. does not employ any agent or traveller in the isle of his PETIT-OR, all that is bought in any other sl:np is not PETIT-OR, but an imposition on the public. Orders ddra,..4l to him, at hi, m an „f amty _ . No. 42t), Strand, will be punc tta attended to, sad the crenttiav A rt au ce will ates i j a y be pro- BATH VELLUM LE - r q uoity. Buhl by It. HOFFMAN, No. 4::0, Strand, thre; doors w....it Coutts anti Co.'s Bunking Ilua..e:— II Quin!. litani. I Quire. Ream. . ti. s. d.. s. iL a. d. Thick t 0 Ix 0 Thin gilt llt 21 0 Titiok sniikr 14 YS ~ I Thick lilt I I tt 6 0 I .arge thin lit . ,:ii as I Large thin f ;ill' I 9 `29 0 Laze:: titiek I 6 24.1 ti harg:thirk gilt it U 31 0 Ulterior paver 3 at kw prices. 7ER PAPER, of superi.ff instionnt w the 'auk,: of Kent, Ac. liedfowl-greet, (Traits Mtseirs. IVanolswort i t, Sorrey.-I.caw of a respectable Family Residence, Ex. celltnt the, Furniturt:, Pieturvi. Books, Piano Fortes, Organ At. To In• SOI,O by AUCTION, by Mews. SMITHEItg, On the Premity..s, Garret t-l.ane.Wandsworth, on W_EnxxonAv the 26th of June. and following Day, at Twelve, The unexpired Term in the LEASF of the Capacious ESI SC E $ all the Excellent Household Furniture; Genuine Colkition of Pictures by Guido. SirJoAtta Bevnolds,Vandevelde, and other taninent Masters; Valuable Prints, BoOks. and several Imple ments adapted for Plumbers, %Wheelwrights, and Smiths Work.— The For: itare tomprizes tinur-post and tent Bedsteads, capital Feather Beds. and Redding ; Cabinet Work in Wardrobes , Escrutoires , Drawens, Tablim, Chairs, Carpets, and the usual articles of Household Furniture, in excellent pteservation.—To be viewed two days previous to Saks Catalogues of Messrs. Smithers. Yi, Chancery-hate. DR. CNN'S:IION is consulted every day. (Sundays excepted.) from Ten till Three o'clock, at his House, No. 34. Berner-stret. Oxford street. Patients unable to titt.mil are requested to tend a small quan tity of their morning urine. Although Dr. ("s method is singular. it is a well-known fact that tre has motored many to perfect health, when the most eminent of the pmfession have failed, in painful, lingering, and dangerous eases; as Dimmer, of the Liver, Billions. and other Obstructions, Jaundice, Cum vhssnts in the Stomach. Nervous I)ebilit►. Gravel. Dropsy, &c. Al. those Complaints pr.mliar to Fentalee at the diMLeent paw& of life.— Advice to the poor without a fee. SELITCT ARTICLES FOR TI E TIMI.P.TTE.. LADIES who frequent Balls, :ix. generally complain of the unpleasanmeas of the Hair falling out of Curl, this circumstance has occasioned numerous attempt, to find a remedy, but nothing is so simple, so elegant, and so efficacious. as ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID. which has been honoured by Royal Patronage. and most oflhe Nobility. The Curling Fluid, is a most elegant substitut. for Oils. Pomaturns, Extracts. &c. in moistening the flair in dressing, it frees it from scurf, makes it soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in Carl, during exercise, or is the dampest weather; it promotes the growth and thick ness of the flair on Eye-Brswo. and W hissers, and is almost a certain rogenexation of the hair on bald places, as has been experienced by thousands. See a few testimonies of its efficacy in a pamphlet, entitled, an Essay on the Hair, wrapped round each bottle, price 381 CAL lOs. 6tl. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYF., warranted to change grey or red Hair on the Head, Whiskers, &e. to a beautiful and permanent brown or black, price 3s. fitl. lOa. tid. and one guinea. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. A new Di sseery in the art of Soap ntaking, freed from thew smarting qualities so much complained of in other Soaps. gives the most beautiful whitener and clearness to the Skin, and keeps it from chopping in the coldest weather, price ts. per square. or tats. ta a dozen. ATKINSON'S LAVENDER WATER. 4s. the l'int, or one dozen for two Guit This Lavender forms the genuine fragrance of the thirst English La vender flowers, ;ma notwitleianding the reduced price, is superior to others usually sold at three times the price. Sold by .1. ATKINSON, l'etfumer, ISn. 45, Gerrard Street, Soho-equate, London, and by most Perfume's, and flair Dressers. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK.—ONLY K,oon TICKETS, TW ENTY-TUNTJF. CAPITAL PRIZES. ONE TICKET MAY GAIN J:50.(100. T. BISII respectfully solidts a continuance of that patronage, which he has hitherto experienced at his Offices, and which whilst he is most grateful for it. he is happy to find has given him the opportunity of sharing among his Friends. nearly all time Capital Prizes in the late Lottery.—lie begs to call their attention to the Small Lot tery. of only 6,0ci0 Tickets, which will be all drawn in One Day, the Vstit Instant, and which contains Twenty-there Capital Prizes, Two of which. amounting to I:10,000. may be obtained by One Ticket. The period of time intervening to the Drawing, being butt a few I mi:ys, and the Number of Ticiicts so small, he recommends to his Friinds, that they be speedy in giving their Orders. Tickets and Shares arc selling by T. li I S I I, Contracts r, at his Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. TILE ROYAL I'AM I LY, Nobility, Gentry, and Ladies and Gentlemen of FicAlion, use Prince's Russia Oil for moisten ing the hair, when dressing their own or false hair. To publish persona of distinction that tree Prince's 'Russia Oil would fill a volume ; hut the proprietor declines mentioning names, as it is not ri el ese,nt fo r p e rbans of distinction, who buy a bottle of Oil, to hay? their names published. —is the best and wheilsoincst Oil for the hair of I .adies, Gentlemen, and Children, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey ; it makes weak and short hair grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair soft; promotes eye-bmws, whiskers.—GEN'l'LE MEN WHO ARC BALI), or have lost part of their hair, and the haat sign of roots of hair remaining. by using Prince's It usu.'s Oil regular for a abort time, will be sure to have it restored.—Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use is instead of pomatum—Ladies will find it the best for drosaing real or false hair • retakes the hair curl heaulifully.— Several Ladies and Gentlemen. w ho hail used Prince's Russia Oil for years, arid from the use of that at me not a hair fell off or turned get) , , but being per•nialed by their hair-dos crs to use other oils. or rclrl them counter feit Russia Oil. soon four.d the diferance, have declared that t h ey will use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. And what makes the Ruisie Oil preferable to eny other oil. it is b 0 healthy, that whocvcr wes it far the h.:ir will not be lir.hle to catch fevers. or any other infec tious diseases ; and as it is so healthy, is the rca on each bottle mu. t hare a British Government medical stamp. in all ar.eier t medical pub lications, aron iatic till, such as Prince's It ussia Gil, is particularly recon nienilesl for the hair a.s it is very wholisesine. s e a r by tie h ole Prop.-iutor. A. Pi ince. 9. John-street, Oxford-street ; as the numbers run irregular. ofacrce, his hot:11 , is next du•or to a coach maker's ; by Mr. 14n1y.1). Perfumer to his Majesty. New Bond-street ; Humane. Perfumer to her Majesty, Tichborne-street ; and by must principal petfurnet 'fan): NoTicr.—Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, is pascal hy oath before the Lord Mayor, that his is the original and ohly genuine; therefire, any perfumer, medicine vender. or hair-dresser, who eels Russia (Al under any lurte. ce whatsoever, thst is not Prince's Rossi., Oil which is It re publicly publuhtd, they are impostors, and selling, counterfeit to their customers. Laelies and Gentlemen will 're particular to order Prince's 'Russia Oil, as several hair-dresses sell contiterfeit. f APR I NCE respectfully acquanuis the Nobility, Gentry. anti the Public in genera. aince the to of January, 1M ei, the price of his Genuine Russia Oil is fixed, and no further alu-vation in the prim. Sold at utc the actual! bottle, also a bottle. containing four sinall. at I:is is a caving of ss. or a large bottle. containing nine +ull at is n :seivirg of 14s. or six large at 51. is yet a greater saving. raid when used for t!, hair it not only preservoi it. but is benefkial to the health, which obliges it to have a British Govrountent Medital Stamp, *Lich is in cluded in the prim. • H tY AND STRAW PLR L 011). L. v. d. L. ■. d. Average L. s. d. Hay . 1 Itt 0■ 5 3 o 4 4 • ST 0 0 0. 6 0 0 - 0 0 II raw - - 4 0 • 4 9 0 t 1 Hay- 4 110 a bll 0 - •14 0 , WHITLCHAPEL. Clover --.5 5 0. 6 6 0 —— G u• t.trnw 1 11, oat •0 —— too Hay. -•100a S 10 0 3 O 0 Omar 0 0 • ti u 0 515 • Straw - 110 0 a V fb tb t_ 6 THE NATIONAL wficisTrn. PARIS. ESTABLISHMENT for the EDUCATION of YOUNG I.AD! Es, under the immediate Patonage cf her most Serene liil„thilts the Duchess Dowager of (hitt:Ass, and conducted by Nleseitancs Duyvil . and Tlas Establishment is sitc.3tcd in Paris, line de Vslois, No. 4 ; a most inelthy and stgettabk gunner of the capital, commanding it dr. lightall View of the Ghana)) HyCes, &e. The Principles of ltelptien rnd Morality are sai.tly attended to, as tianting the basis of Edurstiiin ; and Pieite.tant Liuliss ate placid tin. der the sole direction of M. Mamtwri, President of the Protestant t'onsistory. Every brand! of Etlueation is taught hy the best Masters. Farther inforouition respecting the Terms, tie. of this Institution may be obtained of the following Gentkmen WittiAss Mnr.toisit, Esti. M. P. Eq. 9, Guililtord-street. Russel-win:ire ; Colonel DE MONTMORENCY, of pth Light Dragvons, 3, Palace. street, fluekinghan,-strut ; and of Along. and' Mud. 1)E *r. Fromm, of l'aris, now in London. at 14, C.corge-street, Adelphi, whose Daughter is non' educating there. Also from Meisrs. Bs:itTrtoun,WilEAThEr and Co. Booksellers. No. 21i, SOile-Sqlt.tre. AMICABLE. SOCIETY, for INSURANCE of LIVES, SPA JEA Nl's' INN, ELEET-STREET, LONDON, Incorporated by QUEEN ANNE, rnti. THE DIRECTORS have now to offer to the attest. tion of the Public. Tables of Bytes, which have been completed. for the INSURANCE of LIVES, at the various Ages from s to ;2; either for the whole Life; any specific number of Years; the contin gency of one person surviving another ; or for the joint continuance of the Lives of two Persons, the Insurance payable on the Death of either. Insurance in this Office are effected in certain ewes at a reduction of nearly 20 per cent. and on the whole on terms greatly favourable to the insured. losurenees may be etreeted from Z2n() to C. 5000, and every kind of Insurance, however short the period of continuance. is entitled to participation in the pecuniary advantages accruing to the Corporation. These advantages are wholly appropriated to the benefit of the Insurer,. in proportion to the amount of each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the year in which the death happens. In the last Year Insurances on Eighty-five Shares became payable ; of these Seventy-six having nuide Nine Yearly Payments. or more: received additions amounting to 54 per Cent.; Three Shares imale Seven Yearly Payments. Ali per Cent.; Four *hares hav ing made Five, and Two Shari , having made Three Yearly Payments. 2tt per Cent. in addition to the Sums originally insured. Abstracts of the Charters awl Icy}-Laws, with Tables of the Pro , minces, may be had at the Office, where attendiaw is given front Nine till Three o'Clock. By Order of the Court of Directors. J. PENSAM. Registrar. LONDON MARKETS. CORN EICIIANGF. FRIDAY, JI:NE 11. There is no alteration this morning in the Wheat market—ex treme dull sales, and plenty here, although nut of Bic first de scription for quality. Barley is Is. per quarter cheaper, as are Oats, and both (lull in sale ; a large quantity of the latter on hand. New 'l'ick Beaus fully support Monday's prices, mad sell very freely.—Other articles ecry dull at that day's terms. 5. s. 5. 5. 3ti • .3.1 Po'.nd Oats - ea ais :ti a 37 I Potatoe ditto Si 38 a• ' Fate F•ati• . 70 •• r• 91 • 4 . 1 • ~,conol ultin - if a7O • a •-• kape %era . 101. • ISt. Wheat • 8t a flue ditto - 'V: • 9. , Stye 1,1 a in Rar.ey • 2i • Ma' t • 0 a a.; White Pease - !Fey Prate - ! lieane . Tit as - ! Oats PRICK OF ORKAD The-highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throueltont the metropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be the Qnai tern Loaf.—Sonte Bakers sell the Unartern Loaf front one penny to three-pence lower. AVtlt.tt.l3 Ph ICE Of COlthl, ri:tt JUN] Entasut& Wales. Scotland. a. d. s. d. Wheal . - 7. 0 -•-• Ilya . . . 40 II - listr.ey . 2S 9 - 0 Oats . '29 • , QUARIEIt, Hull WI.EK C.NDIM4 C. _ . Loglaud & V. es. Scotland. e. d. e. d. Beanie 9 - 0 Pie y . • tlattaa.l 9) 7 • Deer or AVERAOS TOWN OW 111:6Alt, Computed from the Retnrm mu& in the Week eliding June 12, is 50s. 31,1. Fr cwt. exeliishe of the Duty ut*Cip.totit. paid of po) able thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. (Prow Saturday's London Gazette.) Pltlel Snati4 :E OF MEAT. FRIDAY, lUNI* Is. A twitter ined .Mn U. s. d. s. d. Beef. - • • 5 • Nuttnn. • 0 a • • Veal. • 5 0a • u Pork • ♦ 4• 5 2 lamb • s oa6o Meads nf Cala' at .smtthsteiel. Beams, 'Lout - 410 p and Lanths Calve. - p.O rip - - - - Larrair s. d. 4. 0. Ned- - 3 • a 41utioa • . 1 • a 3 • ,JI . . 3 ti ■ 4 0 . • Oa4 • Lunt • • 0 a 6 • OM. MAkKk.T. Ships RI 3lKaer. Ships sn'd. s. it. P. ri. FRIDAY. Jtj SF. I. I r..!, Newrnsilt II 4t.1 (torn I 'is is a .6 '3 iy rrimilerisnd 10 -I3: 9 • Sy 6 Delivered et 2:s. alliance on ti, aln.iir pace. _ PRICE OF STOCKS FOIL Tin.: WEEK. Monday., Tueulay.; Wcalnca. I Thum • Friday. Isaturday Bank Stock 42.3 tit 3 per ct. G 3 1 113 3 per et. Ohl. •••••••••••• , Lper ct. Con. rpq 7s.; t 511. ct.N. A n. Bank 1.. An. 15i lin.3p.r. A rt. Trial:s p .••••••• India Stork '-. Ii din Bonds 1 pm. • S. SCA Stork • Ex. Bills ...4 pm. :• Osmium ... ft i• St. Lc:. Tic. Con. fur Ac. G4l 15; SMITHFIELD. 15.1& . 1 1 1 pal ,V pm ,1 pni.'--- ptn. 1 phi. YPm '1 , 2 pin. .231 411 43 Lys 7s. '--.—'----.. • G4l 65j :641 I-- London: Printed and publi.hrd by H. W I . los. at No• silk Chaneer . -lanc, Fleet-stri et, and forwarded into the Counts by all Newsmen, Clerks of the lloads, and Booksellers, ttee ,n l'tmlage, at Its. per (ratter. JUME IS. ISO