VIE NATIONAL 'tEGIST -768 • TRAXPPORT-OFFIC I, , Nov. 13, 1811. The Commissioner' for comluctiter. His Majesty's 'Crampon Service, for taking tare of sick and wounded Seamen, and for the camatitl custody of Prisoners of 'War, do hereby gi..e Notice, that they will he remly at this Office. on Tuesday, the tin of December, 1 , 413, to receive sealed Tenders, and trcat with such Pers 'as as ,nay be witlin, to contract for , upply big for General Service Al uscArado Sugar, Carolina Rice. Mast intik Rice, Pearl Barley, and Sago, for Six Months certain, front the 12th of February, 1514. No Tender will he rzxt.i veil after Ono o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any no 'iced unless the Party. or an A went fur hint, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter front two respectable Perseus. engaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the Sum of j,500, for the due performance of She Contract. Farther Particulars ma) be known by applying at this Offiec. ,41-44"41" TRANSPORT-OFFICE. Nov. 16, IAI3. The Commissioners for conducting His Majesty's Transpott Service:. for tult etre of sick and wounded Seamen, and for the care and custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready at this Office, ow Tuesday, the SIM. of December, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War in Sickness at Plymouth, for Six Mouths certain, from the lit of Febru - try, ISI I. iliNe Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any no ticed unless the party, or an agent for him, persortally attend. Each Tender must Ise accompanied by a Leiter from two respectable Persons, engagin ,, to hecoln i e bound with the person tendering. in the Sum of 5110, for the due perabrmaisse of the Contraat. Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office; or to Capt. Pet, 'owe, Mill-Prison, Plymouth. A MEDICINE long k ita tbr FEMALE SEX.—The Cases proving their ellteacy are itennerous, and are specified in the hill of directions,—Sold by G. KEARSLEY,46, Fleet-street, and by a variety of venders in town and conotry.r-Price es. Bd. per box. LIGHT WATER-PROOF BEAVER HATS. FRANCIS and SAMUEL EVELEIGH, No. 46, Queens-street, Southwark, resptict tu ly inform the Public that they Manufacture supeTior Light Water-proof Beaver fiats on an entirely new principle, warranted to resist the effects of rata and all kinds of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much lontrer than any other flats (the nap wearing free to the last), and eminently combining the ad vantages of lightnessand durability.—Sold Re t a i l, by Francis Eveleigh, Nn, yo, Clieapside and by many of the respectable Hatters in Town kiu 41 Country. sIPNINAP" ROOTS AND SHOES.. R. WILLIS repectfully info, ms his Friends and the Public in geleral.thal be lin4 row, and will have c‘vn-Aantly on We, an extensive andelegatit asi•ortinent of His above articles,which may be had, for ready money, at very low price'. _A great variety ofgeotleman's hessiang, jockey, and military boots . dres ' ,walkiug,lnd shoot ing shoes, rnaaulactur(sl with the very best materials, and tinisLed inn superior style of work manship; also ladies' jean, velvet, leather, and all kinds of fancy boots, together with a large stock of shoes - of every descript lon, of tbe very best quality, and newest Fashion ; boys, girls, and children i s shoe.; gaiters in various sorts, in leather, jean, cloth, &c. ; mud - boots, goloches, list shoes, &c. in treat variety. Merchants and Cgptaios may be supplied on the shortest notice, and on very advantageous terms. The country business carried on as usual, No. It, Fish-strcet-biil. • MOS I' INTERESTING NARRATIVE. To-morrow will be published. price is. HAMBURGH ; or, A PARTICULAR ACCOUNT of the TR 118• ACTIONS which took place in that CITY, dining the first Six Molitlis of the Year 1813; with a View of its Previous State, and of the Con duct of France during a Six Years Possession, both before and after its 'being annexed to the French Empire. By HANNIBAL EVANS LLOYD, Esq. late of Hamburg!). Printed for J. M. Richardson, Nu. '23, Curnhill. TO THE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, AND GOVERNORS, OF THE SURREY DISPENSARY. MY Loans, LADIES, AND GFNTI.EMEN, The very kind and numerous promises of support with which I was favoured dining my canvass tor the vacant situation of Surgeon and Accoucheur to your excellent Institution have been realized by an visa ittatlTY on the day of Election, for which I shall ever entertain the sin. serest gratitude. That unanimity is to me the more valuable, as it constitutes my best answer to the malignant imputations and unwarranted attacks made against my professional qualifications. These qualifications had too long stood the test of experience to be impaired in your esteem by the arts !which were resorted to by my opponents; aii I can conscientiously as sure you, that I feel the pcssession of them with augmented satisfac lion, in boi.ng enabled, by y. , tir good opinion and impartial patronage, to devote them to the interests and prosperity oldie Surrey Dispensary. I have, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, the honour to be, • Your oLliged and faithful Servant, JOHN ALLEN GILIIAM. St. George's-place, 9...5111 Nov. 1813. .0 , 40\40" STATE J.OITERY. SWIFT and CO. respeafUlly inform the Public that they have con: acted with Government for the ensuing STATE LOTTERY, which will begin drawing on the 14th of January. It consists of 12,000 'Zvi:eta, and the Scheme contains — of £O.OOO are 2 . 5,.100 4. • %two 4 5:.0 '7 :31)o 8 X 40,000 0,000 6,1)(10 4,000 4 ,004 341.'0 2.110 1.6.41 Id v 0 1.3373 fit 59:0100 bon First ifraun Rianks first day Ito each s.fifio boo First drawn Blanks second day I'lo each s.o::it 11C,00"0 Ticket,. 4 - 1 20,0ti0 In die Lottery v.hich finished drawing on the 11th of this Month (November). No 2,499, a Prize of 20,0001., and No. 5,7'27, a Prize of $OOl., were both Sold And Shared at Swift :Ind Co.'s Offices, Nu. 11, Poultry ; 11. Charing-ernes ; and 31, Aldgate lligh•street. Has always been esteemed an esseutial addition to' personal beauty; to obtain which is repeekilly recommended ROWLAND'S 'MACASSAR OIL. By express Authority—Patreeixed by their Royal el ighnesses the Prieeer ef W fies and the 15C.t....0f Sussex, His Excellency the Spanish Ambassador the R . ght the Earl rind Countess of Oxford, the Navy and Army, and the majority of the Nubia throughout the Empire. • This Oil Is the most beautiful. pleasant, and efficacious predict on in the world for eradica;ing all Impurities in the Human Hair. and produt ng a luxuriant growth on the baldest paces, preventing it falling off or turning g ay. Affords an auxiliary of strength to the.roots of the flair. which aeon produces an inimitable natural Cuel, ;tad bestows on the tresses a transcendant beautiful ; renders Children's Hair strcdtg and beautiful ; promotes the growth of Whiskers, Eye-Meows, &c. in fine its pre-eminent virtues have betst attested by an immense multitude of witnesses. For further elucidation is est closed Rowland's Treatise on the Improvement of the Human Hair, worthy the attention of every fount. he Zit popularity of thig Oil has induced insidious persons to impose en the Public a base and noxious Counterfeit, imitating the Bills, Bottles, Scc, therefore the Proprietors slew it an imperious duty to caution the Public not to purchase any without the above Treatise inclosed, and the signatures of the Proprietors on the table, in red ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON," in their own writing. Bold at ds. 6d. Ms. 6d. and XI Is. per bottle, by the Proprietors ROW.LA ND and SON, Kirby-street, Hatton-garden ; and, by wppointmeut. by all Perfnmets and Medicine Venders in London, and throughout the United Kingdom.—Also ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE; OR, IMPER [AL DYE, A Preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers, which will immediately and effectually change Red or Grey Hair. Whiskers. Eyebrows, &c. to a beautiful Black or Brown, which colour cannot be removed by washie„... It k perfectly in. noxious, and cant dell of vegetable substances.—A single trial wiil probe its superior nserits.—Price Is. 6d. per bottle. AVERAGE PRICE OF CO.IIN, PER. QUARTER. FOR TUE WEEK ENDING NOV. 13. England & Wales. Scotland. 1 England& Walec. Scotland. P. a. s. d. I 4 d. s. e. R 7 5 .... S t 3 1 Helms bI II .... b 5 o Pea4r. 49 5 .... 50 0 Oatmeal ..... Sf :2 l6 s 32 2 .... 31 6 Deer or Rig; 0 — 1 Wheat 11.3 e Harley Ants • . - ..... The price of Bread was ()Merril (arcreatily to the Art) to be reduced one assize and a half or 311. In the Peek boat' Wheaten—rnakin; the Quarern Tana Is. old. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from the Returns made in the Week ending NOV. 17, Is 635. 14. per cw•t. exclusive: of the Ditty of Customs paid or pa)abte thereon on the Import. atio►► thereof into Great It ritain.—Wrom Saturday's Gazette.] CUlt RENT PRICES OF SUI from to A IK. front to R. 5 . Antigua %limo. or Rrown9o .. 96 Dom. Nev &T0r.90 95 Grenada Murcov.S.S .. 92 Jamaica brown. -S9 • • 91 t00d... 91 . 96 h oe . .1(111 from t • R. 9. St. Kitts & ytont ft-f .. 91 Tobago & Sr. V ir S 9 ~ 96 Surinam & Dem S 7 .. 91 St. Trinidad 99 'll East ludia SS -.. Ground tip; z 8 .. 90 face% .. 96 Lips brown ....13n .fine 135 Sing.loa.brown ..139 best —146 —1.39 Powder loaves—lie ..139 Hambro' do. ...Ilts ..Ifre Molasses: • PRICE 07 MEAT, Y RIDAY I NOV. 20. Ei fl. NeWOATK & LICADENII A Ct. A FINE 111.:Al) OF HAIR • IITII P. , ii. i. 0 lIIKAIT4 OF CATTLIA AT 1 Carcase a. d. s. d. *pet 4 S a 6 4 siarritrtsco 0 Reef 4 0 a 5 4 Mutton.... r, 4 a 7 0 Boasts. about .... 1050 0 Mutton 4 4a 6 0 Veat Pork 7 0a 6 4 Calves ten 4 Perk 7 0a S 4 Lamb 0 0a 0 I Pigs AM U Lamb U 0a 0 0 tioNatstii : Printed and Published by HENRY HAY at No. it, Newcastle-Street, Strand; and forwarded by all Newsmt.n, Clerks of tire Road,s, nntl 13ooksellors throughout the United Kiogdoin, tree of l'Otage ) into the Comitry, it* 10s. 341 d, per quarter. -711 ER. NOV. 28 IVELSIPS FEMALE-PILES. stir known for Its uncommon %lanes in Removing Obstructions