fah.' FAS ARMY COSTItACTS. . , C03f31155.1111.4T IIeIIzeRT.VENT. Tr Nis :ry Ciamelars.£4M "fish UN. ct)TICE is bereft:" given to all Perwns deairows of sum : . tl4: :;:41:Airg Ara:47,JY the Use of Na • iiltr.%l). its %8 Ml;eitn't Lane rorers In Cant %/i./Ziga, Quarters, and Bar. .1646. in th.• Nader-nlent;miJ Coxo•lcs on.. istord,t:=— A:dorncy. Bedford, lk•rks (inhaling the Town of liinivrford), Bnitick. Ducks. Canibiidge (ii ckulin* oho Town of Newmarket), C...tster. Corny:Al (including detliyt, l tuntserhind, Derby. Devon, INarhani, Essen. t;loster tint:Wing the City of Bristol), tirkerrusey. Hams. llertferd, liertfool, iien.ts, Ideuf Man, Isle of Wwlit. Kent. Lanclista, Leicester. Libealti, Aliddiesex, Mon• mouth, Norfolk. Northampton. Northumberland, Nottingham, OZtord. Selbp, Somerset. StaflOrd, Suffolk. Stirrer, Sussex, War w.*. Woltmurrland, Wilts. NVorrwitcr, Yuri:, North and South 'Wale,. and in the screed Counties in North :tritain. As also 11:zud to the llous.;:eulil 'froopi in London and its •N'icnirLy. 041'6, Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in tlietinder rr.enti!.teltetunie3 and Ishinds: slford. Berwick. Bucks. Cambridge, Chester, CuMberland, Willy. Durham. Gloster. Henftrcl. Itertflard, Hunts. Leicester, I vicoln. Alunmouth, Northumberland. thifoul. Wieland, Salop, .tatifbrd. W L .tinorelanil. Worcester' North and South Wales. FOltAli s is. HAV and STRAW, to his tlajeaty's Cavalry in Barrack;, and Alan in Coutecuments and Quaroas, in the undermentioned Coun ens in :tomb Britain i ?perks. Coltman, Devon, Dorset, F.asex, Hams. including the his Of Wight, Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northampton, Nnttiugliame Somerset. Suffblk. Surrey, Sussex, NVarnick, Wilts, 'int.::: And in the several Cou ttt i ttt in North Britain. That the delirerf.s arc to COAtlitlICC on and fur the twenty- AM 417 of October ne.rt ; that proposals fa writing, sealed up, and clashed •• Tender fur Army Stopplice,” will be received at this lie ?serener, use or befire Tharsday the :AM of September) . ( but none will be received t iller twelve v'eteck on that day), and, if sent by p)rt, flee postage must be paid. Prop.so.'s must be made separately far each county and Island; ecreipt fim tine Counties comprising Sorth and South lirales, all of wi-th mast be included in one Tender; as alto must the several cushties Id North Britain. Farb proposal must hove tlu kiter which is annexed to the ten d-errffrfly.fitted up, by two pet sons of known property engaging E n *come bound :rifts the party tendering in the armour. stated in the printed particulars, for the due performance of the contract ; and m proposal will be noticed unkas made ma a printed tender) and SA: privet expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the contract, no troops e'oestd be supplied i* the County, the experiee of the stamps .far the contract and bond , pai d i n the f irst instance by the con tractor, wilt be rOarded to hint. Partirwlars of the contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers; between the hours of eleven and five, and at the qt e fir e Deputy Comvairsary Gen e ral Ireneng, Edinburgh. P.S. Samples of the Dread and Neu! may be seen at these Chant— Jere between the hours of twelve and two. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. id, 1618. THE Principal (Ytcers of His Majesty s Ordruitke des hereby give Nutlet, that Proposals will be rec.-ingot their Office ie Pall rNall i on or berore Friday, the 18th dap qf Stptentbcr nest. ,rions such Persons SS may be willing to undertake the supply of Forage jiff the Ordnance Horses stationed in the undermentiresep Ili•-ericts. to be delivered at the E.rposee of the Contractors vie. Woolwich. IVestern. North Britain. Sussex. MI and. Kent, exclusive of Woolwich. Faith West. Eastern. , Ob. $ period of Six .Montle frown the tat October next. The Oats to 6s gotrd. sareet.dry. and than, reithout any mi.: titre of Foxy or Mow. burnt Oars, and mast not weigh less than 37 Foods per Winchester Bushel ; the flay to be sweet and dry; and delivered in Trusses of 36 pounds sseight•r- - -The Straw to be good, clean and dry Wheat or Bye Straw, 41a delivered in Digests 4 J6lbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respective Quantities of each Article which may be delivered at the framing rater, via. For the Oats at if hundred pounds. Avoirdupois weight for the Hay at 47 hundred and twelve pountla. For the Straw at t , hundred and twelve pounds. !'ha Proposals maybe delivered separately or jointlyfor tar or more of the said Station,. and it is expe_ted that the Contractor sh:Ure resr,e the Stable Dung; which, daring the Period of his Conti act, may acesiniulate. oinking an allowunee fur the same after the rate of • llgra Week. Further Particular may be knolvh Upon application to the Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery its eitei l/istrisl, and also at the l•inctary's Office in I'.dl Mall; altrrenaid, any day betwucn the hour, of ten and four o'clock. where the p . roposais must be delivered staled r l p aura endorsed. '• Proposals for FORAGE " but no propoiAl can Sdinitted after the said tech of Sapormiwir, at twelve o'clock at nnou of the same day. neitherwili any tender be noticed unless the ram: making it. or an agent in his behalf shall attend. By Unite of the Board,. K. H. C W. Secretary. SALMON, ODY, and Co. most respettfully re .rr filch- sincere thanks to Pidfessitatal Gentlemen and the Public feu the liberal eneouturrnent they have received. and in Constrydrnce I' the many bonstlis imitations of their eAtENT Sztr-A it/ est two Invests, which are now daily advertised. without either novelty. improvement, or utility' consider it their dtrty to CAUTION the Public against the impositions of such false pretenders; the PATENT SLLF-ADJUSTING TRUSSF.S, which require no rt-aps, nor cause any confinement to the body, are manufactured mitt' by SALMON, 01)Y, and Co. 291, Strand, Lownort, and tom, Valais Royal. Pants; who have the honour to supply the Arms and Navy. the Military and Naval Hospitals, the Tiamwort flock Ards and Ordnance. the Marine lnfintary, the Hon. East Ihdia Cotnoany. the City of London Truss Society. tin Mary he bone. Wivelieornbe. I.llenhigh, and Bristol Infirmailts, the WI dleicv• I lospittd. loc. lee. 8: Persons risriditrg in the Country, sending the cheumference of the body in inches. just ab:rve tlsc litpasPhuty depend upon being a fitted. Sold ne It ti TLZIL and So pi N. Chemists, 34. Saekvift-street s ystint.oN; out by one or more Druggists in every principal Town in I".Y , it.sst.. • THr, ONLY GENUINE WIDOW WEICH I S TILLS for I: Kit ALE COMPLAINTi. More Pills, invented by W rt.c 14, one of the mod respectable dem people. called Quakers. were Hi to the disposal of his widow. Mary Welch who lon g par • pird them for charitable . Thelr ',lathy fur all Female Ternplaints became genendr-uMscieures performed en young woman. 4Nwo ti t no years of aye. were plane:roue. Mazy _recent GUMS per f•sernill lee the neighbourhood df York. ate published in the bill, ac. n - cpanyiug the Tires. tee the benefit of the afflicted. ' hers. who is the grand-daughter of the Widow Welch. and Oft otly person entitled to the Preparation. requester ehe Public ill Wit- peetee ular cars-tore that the haniesot SHAW sod ktiwantret. Nc. Wi, St. P.M', Church Yard, are engeoved on the Stamp arum rorying the lox. Price 21. 9d. Crp Las. Sorillty Emither's Agent. E. Edwards. fib. St. PauTsChnrch ti s'd. Loudon r. here also may he procurecl, tisn ulilrlll . A 1E N T -:Tirt'ou Bei . it: Douro, a L emu', at Scurvy, tioeu. liheuntatirrn, 1 r oe., As W IlittAs4.l. Tulare-a at the Ili•prvaev. ta. 4,-.'lout., Lyndon, Gs.-- 10s. duy amdee..l. Tim NAIIOVA.T. nitGirrnu. Just published. New Editions of PINICOCK'S CATECHISMS of the ARTS and SCIENCES. (I'ricc Ni..c.Pciice (wit.) These little works are re commuitled to the attention ,f t very Parent and l'i.aelite. as the most useful Series of Books that cat. he put into the hands of Young Pt ople. each book containing the pribcaple of' the art or ecienee on slack it treats, and salmon in ad clcat and ei:si a style that it can be understood by the meanest capacity. Arithmetic Lrigliali Grammar Latin Grammar A ncierit History French Grionniar Medicine Astronomy I. litNt Catechism ftlineralogy Arcbit, oture General Knowledge Modern History Agriculture Geograrill . Music Algebra Geolueti y Mythology Bilge and Gospel 'Heraldry Natural History Itotimy ' liissiory of England . Navigation British Biography History of Scotland Perspective British Law History of Ireland Poetry Classical Biognpliy History of Prance Belt- on (7iieniiiit7y Iltitory of Ronne Trade and Commtoe Chronology ffistory of Greece Universal History Dray. - ing History of America •• Benig ltd to look into these works, we have been pleasingly sut prised at the variety and accuracy of the information they contain, within so Avail a corneas, and in sfr est elletiaa form; and we niust lay. that more l'llll % ement. accurate, well-arranged. and proper pub lications were never submitted to general observation."—LlTZka MY GAz5:74l:. N 0.39. . . X.ll. rttblistual'by Pinnock. 2tl'7, Stramt, }made:hand sold by all Booliv.ellet. in Ragland. NEW AND IMPROVED BOOKS ON THE ART OP Just published, by Pinnoek am! NIA ttf6ar Afentorian Press, No. 267, Strand, and sold by afrEloorszikrs. THE CHILD'S FIRST BOOK . ; or, an Easy Sty to Reading i consistingof Monnsyllablee only, 'arranged in such a way ;es to give the correct sounds of fhe vowels in their various situations ; thus lilting' the foundation for Spelling and Relidbig on unerring principles. Price 3d. 'fhe NILN7ORIAN I'RINEat or, Pinnoek's Second Book for Children at an early ege.. 6d, N.B. Considerabie pans have been taken to adapt this Book to the capacities of Children. The Lessons are short and easy to be under send, while care has been taken to select such words as will make the Child acquainted with the Names and Ploperties of things most Ire cpfeatly seen or spoken of : and, to render his task the More inviting, many mat Wood Cuts arc introduced. The JtrOr NILE READER; being a Sequel to the Mentoriaa Pri mer.; calculated for Children from /ear to seven years oil, 6t'n edi tion, with considerable improvements, sod The addition bf Rimy original pieces l'rice is. bd. N.B. Po: the inimovernient of youagseeple in Reading, this is the cheapest and best book now in use. It Contains a grist number of very easy Reading Lessons: and, for the csonvenience of the Teacher. each Lesson is ditided into Verses, so that, the Pupils being formed into Classes, mach trdtsble is saved to the instructor. The CHRISTIAN CHILD'S READER; containing a selection of easy pieces train the Holy Scriptures, and from the writings of the meat eminent Moralists and Ditines, for the used the junior classes in schools. Price vs. AN INTROIWETION TO THE UNIVERSAL EXPLANATORY READER, for Children frem Six to Ten Yetis old. Prior Is. THE UNIVERSAL. EXPLANATORY ENGLISH TthatEß i &JCR- IatNI to assist both Teacher and upil; consisting of Selections in Prase and Verse, en interesting aid improving subjects. 6th edition. Price Se. N.B. These four REAntrs are so arranged as to lead on the Pu pil, by easy anti regular gradation, to a complete acqutroment of the art of Reading nith grace a:.d propriety; every care being taken to adapt them to from capacity} anti the system on which tlity are edited being found, from experience, to afford peculiar facility of instruc tion, with case and pleasantness to the lostinctor. Of whom may also be had, the SOILOOL CATALOOVE. nice is. ••••••••• 000000000000 ... BURGESS'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. waittitoosz, 107, 3 • IILiND, CORNER Or 'ENE IIAtOY STEPS, LONDON. JOHN BURGESS AND SON loving apprised of the nurnerota endeatours Made by many persona to impose a spuri ous article for their Make, far it incumbent on them to request the attention of the public, in purchasing what they ouneeive to be the original, to observe the name Slid address otirreaptunis with the above r--the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will de • eel,* the unguarded, and for their detectiehe J. B. and eons submit the following Cautions; some are in appearance at first sight ' the genuine,' but without any Caine or addres. , —.aome • Burgess's Esvencc oqf Anchovies'—otliers • li orgies,' and many more without address.— JOHN and 90N having been many years honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every sentiment of respact towards the puolie, and earnestly solicit them to insrect the labels previous to purcl Ling what they conceive to be of their make, which they hope willlprevent many disappointment:.—.W ARLIIOUS 107, STRAND, CORNER of the SAVOY STEPS, LONDON. ............. •. FRAUD • 11EVENTED. to counteract the many attempts that are 't 1y made to impose on the unwary a spurious ..tompositioainstsad of she Gen uine Wading prepared by Day and Martin ,they are Indus asd to adopts new Label in which their addresi. 97, HIGH HOLBORN, • • platedsoconspleisously, that they trust au attention to this, and the differenecofthetype, which is unlike all letter-press.willenable purchasers at *Ate to detect the imposition. The heal Japan BLACKING, made b 7 DAY and MARTIN, 97. lhgh Holborn, will in future he sold In Bottles at 6d. Is. and 15.641. Mich, and a soay of the Label leftwiscsil Venders DAY AND MARTIN, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. PEARS'S TRANSPARENT fI..COAP.••••This Sonp stank; unrivalled as a discovcil of the highest itriportanee. for its nipetier escellenee in .leaning the vkin—qwescreing it from the effects I.e: the weather. tea air. dee. and improving its appear.nce.— It ranovea every blemish front its surface, and by iltie pens:immix: never fail-. to render it delleately clear and beautiful. Prepared by A. N:trs, 53. Wells Street. Oxforsi Street, London. and saki st is. is. fal. and its. fah per square. Also Gentlemen's Sliatimg Cabot, at is. and 2e. id. ' Pears's , fietabie Cream etleetuali; cleanses the pores of the skin. giving nature its Patina advantage, of throwing off. by perspiration. ' the cuticular Seruphe.la. which every person has In a /MOM et less degree, anti is pa; (h die resion why sonic persons are fairer thou ovum From t! e softness ot its nature, it protects the skin from the *cavity of the i.eather; nod its cooling quality relieves it flout the ciii:cts of the Ftin. Heads of families, who object to the use of Soap., cannot °Neat us the uce of the Botanic Cream. It being !hinted ot the must salutary ingreditnts of the ve&etable kingdom, what east be more ttmiy appropriate to feminine Micky, or consonant to the it: clinaions of those wlio wish to possess a clear cors : lrtiun.-2s. fat. per pint. His Liquid 01.1113 of Mmes, which obis the most enchanting beauty to die countenance.. and improves the simple charms of nature. Price 3.. 6d. per bottle.—fits Imperial White Powder. produced from Yip:labia onia. which. while it is the most innocent, is also the Most viceildit efiects in beautifying the rountsnance. Pries /a pal. anti 311. tka MYlL—Per.rs's Pir. c Saucers. ars er.tia new Jaren ' t;on. for Diirl , r:.itlist es Velvet, Drynlog, late .Q ,;:-... sP,PT. 6 Sun:awes:, Sept. I.—Last night, rather before 11 o'clock, a tno't alarming tire broke out! In High Pitt eet, Blue Town, at a linen draper's shop, a few doors from Mr. Mahar's, the woollen diaper,which raged with the utmost Oury till past one, when its destructive progress was only strewed by palling down the house °I'M.. Beal, grocer, after it had destroyed Acvcral dwellings and caused much damage to °their. Oa the fit st alarm of this dreadful accident, the alarm bells Ira the" Dock Yard rang, and the Nurthunilud - 1and,.71. Captain Walker, commenced firing gotta for the immediate astern bling of the bona belonging to the ships. The militarywere also under arms with the greatest alacrity, and persnn• of all ranks rendering every assistance. The loss in property. is 440 to lie peat, and will be some time lilt. Several per. soils have beets :cry seriously injured, Wilt° livelier% stated to have been lost. The valuable cargo of the Harmony, the that ship that ewer arrived at 801 l from the Cast Indies direct, was sold, last week, at that port, nerdy the's% hoie of which was purchased for the mei hons.. , s of London and Liverpool. The well known Colonel Thorr.tonhas purchased two mag n4fit'rat domains in Trotter. ' which In•lotaged to Noblemen of high rank under the former Government. In Gran Street. rark Lune, the lady of E. Antretnis,.F.sq. of a son.—At hi. home at Islington. the wife of Mr. John T tes, of a son. MARRIED. .. Pepper, Esq. of Blgods, Eeses., to Maria, clam of M. D. Ma gent, Esq. of Hainnierwood Lodge, Sussex, andniette to the Right lion. the Lord Hyticeor.....l4. Logan, Esq. of Firtsbitry Square, to Mrs. Gillepsie, widow of the late J. Gillepsie, F.sq. an.l dau. of R. Service, Esq. of the some place.s-W. Housman, Esq. of New Bridge Street, to Mary, dau. of 'l. S. Vernon, Esq. of Sheepcote. Worcestershire.—M. Sheppard, of Counter Street. Borough, to Harriet. dau. of T. Bond, Esq. of Nun Green, Peekhatn.—Mr. T. Farranoe, of Ald.'ate, to Miss T. ltorwoud, dau. of Mr. Harwood. of Newgate Market.—.T. W. Jervis. Esq youngest son of Sir J. J. W. Jervis, Sart. of Garboldishani, Se.frAk. to Elizabeth tnr.e, dau. 'of 'heade r Esq. late Advocate Geo. of Bengal. DIED. Adm. Sir Robt. Calder. Bart. K.C.13 in the74th year of his age. —At Gloucester. aged 1(t). J. Jeffencs. E-q. Father rf the Corpora tion of Glotseeeteres-bln Southampton Buildings. Holborn, aged W. D. Ogilvy, Ent...-At Snaresbrook. Essex. T. Wilkinson, Esq. aged Bg.—The Rev. J. W. Dodd, Usher of Westminster &hal —At his house. Exning. Suffolk, Mr. A shby, the celebrated writing tsigravcr. aged 75.—5. Round, Esq. of rills ➢eech Hill.—At his house in the Borough. agel 48, Mr. J. %Tifton, stationer. LONDON MARKf:TS. CORN-XXCIIANGS. MONDAY. AUG. 31. liblitiugh the supply of Foreign Grain conthmes very great, yet from the number of country buyers, the price of prime wheat advanced about is. per quarter, *MU the ordinary and coarse mao be comas derert tteaper.—llaring a short supply of new English Barley it was taken dli' at an advance of Sos.,per quarter since last Nlonday. Boiling Peas maintained their former price, likewise Grey Pease; new Tick Beans were rather dearer.—'fhe Oat Trade was very dull, but not lower—Rapeseed and Linseed with littk violation. #11194Y. llLilt 4. We hare had Mit few fresh arrivals of English Whist since Mot • day, and ne parcels fully command that day's prices—Barley is in diansold, at an advance of at least 2s. per quarter I and Pease, of both kinds. are steady in price; but Old limns, are very unsaleable. though Aired on lacer terms.--The supply of Oats, tins week, being much smaller than of late, the trade is brisk. and rathertlearay.—lla other articles we have no animation to notice. a. I. Wheat 56 a 66 Pine ditto BB a 90 Rye 42 a 52 °Fine Barley 54 a /0 65 a 60 S. s. is 16 White Pease7B a 'B6l Poland Oats 30 a 33 Grey Pease 63 aB6 Potwoe ditto 53 a 35 Beans 7O aB6 Fine Flour 70 a 75 Ticks 76 aW) Second ditto 65 a7O Oats 28 a3O Bapelitied CIL— SOL PRJtI: OP BREAD. The }ugliest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the ma tropolii, is stated by the Bakers to be uld. the Quarter:a Loaf. Some Bakers sell the Quartz= Loaf from td. to Id. lower. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER QUARTER. IN ENGLAND AND WALES TOR THE WREN ENDING ADO. Wheat. I Rye B 5 1 53 3 arley 34 3 Oats I /0 s Beans I Peas. BO 1 32 62 a PRAICAS OF MEAT. PNIDAY. gwr. altaTurueLTs. XY.we•TE AND LEantl/11ALL a. d. Lai needs of Coifir of It ammo d. 41. Beef.-- 3 • 8 Beef 30a 49 Mutton -4 0 aS 4 Beasts, about.... 569 'Mutton 3 8 a4* Veal .....4 0 a 5 8 S heep 6380 I - Veal n a 3 P0rk......s 0 a 0 Calves 300 Pork.... a 6 Lasak..-4 0a 5 4 Pigs lOO hamla...4 0a 5 HAY AND STRAW PER I.OAD. X. s. 4. X. s. d. Aver. C. s. 4. Hay 7 0 0& it 0 0 7 10 0 SISITIII'I[I.I7 Clover 11 0 0a 9 0 0— 810 0 Straw 2 0 00 t 10 0 2 5 • II Hay 6 0 a 9 0 0 7 10 0 Sr JAMES'S - 1 , Clovcr 7 00 a 9 9 8 4 6 Straw 2 5 0a! 17 0— 2 11 0 Flay 7 10 0 a :2 0 8 1 0 W•ITECIDITEL lime? 4 8 0 a 9 9 0— 8 18 6 Straw 2 3 0 a S 12 0— S a 6 AVRRAGE PRICE: OF SUGAR * Computed front the Returns wrote in the week mding Rept. 3 is 61 s. 1 Ltd. pt 7 cut. exelukve of the Duty of Customs paid or payable le.von cn Dupottation thereat into Great Britatn—( Satur.toy'e ) PRICIa 01. FrOCICS [tank Stock. 3 per Cent. Reduced...... . ..... «. per rent. Consols "III ores Cent. per Cent. Nary 106 i f I ntlia Stock ... et pc I .;tto Bonds t. 5 yet Cent. P xelit•quer Ea:, 2d. per D n in, pa Consols for ... ....—.111 LongAncuities LoNnOx t—Printed at d published by D. wiL i ,o, No . In I I:E'r•STUTZT, 1...t. , tri St. l)uastim's t'hur:h and Vetter I Inc. :rd fn' ~ .:•',.1 'we the t morrr b% et It. ! . (.1, free I