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Mr , • - ,1,1••• . • , t.t. fir .... [VIII :it • ;a ii X 441 • ... . . 4 I . ‘. .0 ,S f. 4.;.,: •• 4 1 .4 . ' • ,---11 at;t4. ie „Pr NUMBER 4666 I rICTUALLING-OpFICII, Aldrich ss, ieq TH E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYIESTrs NArr," d Itersiygive Notice, _ _. That on Wednefday neat the sit of April, they will be ready to twelve Tenders in writing, (frilled up) and treat for ONE HUN DRED TONS of the belt NEW CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE, to be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten• den; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, and the re snaludrr in a month, into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interdt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fees at the Secretary's 0 (lice. No regard will k keel to any tender in arbith the glean axe k in. fined in word at length. • tktfiall ad he delivered tot& ikard &fore e'claa on are fail Wednepsy next, tk no. awlei the pen Irby =alas the tater, w few 'afro on Jig ids% aft* .119 eaferer erben calla foe. PICTUaLLING 0171C1, March 16. goy. THE OOMMISSIONERI for VICrIMLLING HIS MAY ES7TS NAPT, a Arreiy fst:tali% That on Friday the 3d of April neat, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fated up) and treat for the fupplying (on feparate Contrads) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for be fervice of His Majefty's Ships an .I Vcreis at Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and in Loch Ryan, on the Carat of Scotland, for twelve months certain, from the 20th May next. and further until fix months warning than be given for the termi nation thereof. Ike mode of payment to be by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date. The Cohditions of the Contradts may be leen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colketors of the Cuitonts at Greenock and Stranraer rcfpedively. No regard will be bad to any 'nyder be wbicb the price fball not be brferted is words at kagtb, or that ,ball mot 6t delivered to tar Board &Art one o'clock on the fold Friday the 31 of April seat, aer waif, floe perfwe tube wales the 'reader, or Awe &din we be. Setoff alters& so onfunr wbea called for. EXCNEtUER BILL OFFICE, March za, 1807. AU Exchequer BUIs dated In the Month of March, ,806, Ito BR 'Ain OFF. _____ THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of XIS MA jES•rn EASlllir baying glues dirildionsl..r payiro.; the prinapal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, ovisb the inters, thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Vice in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palate-rani, Wellsoinfler, on Friday the toth day of April 280,--.lltendsnee will &given daily, (Sundays and Holiday: excepted) until Tbscriday the 2d of April, iulufve , from t n °Wool in the morning till one in the aft:roma, for the purple of receiving the fame t and fir the greater dypateh, the hearer, of the fail Bill, ar delired to bring Lyls tkreof, containing the Nosaskrc in Numerics Order, according to the value of the laid Bills sad time, of cosuntsocemnot Interof, with the principal s10111:Iuli flame doe thereon, com pad from the days an which they ore rdelliody dated, exclusive, to the /aid ma slay of April, 1807, intlafrost, when the ink, will mate ; mad they are defied to write their MUM'S and Place, of Abode on fads Lille, and Wm:A their Names on floe fob! Bills. If any of dee Holders 1 the *rebid Bills lb told be ddirous of re• salving payment of the Principal sad !Mere, previous to the fail loth day of April, 1837, they may be accommodate .1 on composting the in torefl to the day on whieb thy wifi to he paid, and leaving the fail Sills for examination one day prior thereto. Such perfins as may be djiirour of Laving New Sze/serer Bills in part tryment,ll,ll4 mentioning the amount at the Bottom of their Lip de livered on or &fore the 2J of April, may be accommodated with Now Bills carrying an Lucre)? cf Three-pence-balfpcsusy by the lay on every Int Hundred hinds, orbi:b fail Nrcv Bill, will bear date Umlaut loth day of April, and will be delivered on Msaday the 1356 of April, 1807, and the fillotuing days. - N.B. All Exchequer Bill: dated prior to March, 1836, bane ken a-Ivo-6 . 1;4 to it paid off; and the inlet-oil thereon has ceafii. ALBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, of LONDON, TOR INSU►tA.NCE FROM FIRE, AND ON LIVES; AND FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES. CAPITAL., ONE MILLION. pOLICIE3 expiring at LADY-DAY, (hould be renewed within fifteen days from that period. No charge made for Policies, or Indorfements ; and other va luable advantages afforded, both with refpeCt to infurance from Plat. and on Myst A large Deduetion allowed on the Premi ums of fire Infurances OUT or I.onnox. Propofals may be had at the Company's Houle, in 'Cuwron• ALLLY, Co a Nillat..-..Attentianec, daily, from nine to four. By Older of the Board of Dinetors, WARNER PHIPPS, Seerrsary. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, DIRECTORS. rir Jas. Coakburne, of Langton, Tames Wright, Efq. Bart. Under Secretary of mate John Edward Bateman, Efq. Sir M. M. Lopes, Bart. Ludo- Hoffham . C. F. Strautou, ET4. John Prowett, Efq. HONORARY DIRECTORS. Digby Mackwarth, Bart Jobn Gating, Efq. Jm.s Pattarfon, Efq. k. Green, Efq. Samuel Slietchley, Eiq. Thomas Hague, Efq. PMlip Palmer, Efq. T HE Capital of thi s Innitution confifis of Shares of scl. each, to he paid in full, or by Inflalment. of me. per More, at the option of the Subic:thee ; the money is insetted on well ft cured Annuities, and the Lives infured. and it is the objt a of this Inititution to bent& the Grants rs of Annuities, by giving Is r• years purchafe than V: tifually paid. It is cuftomary to give n, aloe than iii years puretafe, that is about a 7 per rent. This !town-ion will rave fuels melons nearly 5 per cent and at the fame time materially benefit the Subferihers, who will obtain 8 per cent. foe thtir Money in perpetuity, betides Teething a Bonus period' ally, from the Infuranees of the Lives, on which Ar.nuiths are Vatehafed by this 015ee, independatit of the fum the UST, are in• geted for ; and will alto be able to obtain the principal again, if 'sited, by slifpoftug of their Shares. To Benefit Societies this Inflitution will be highly advantageous, , bby insetting skit. Money therein, th ey stay i nerea f e t h e i r prin. ' dbl if they chuff, by applying the furplus of their buffet! above ' ' five per cent. for that purpof e , an d t h e Di vi d ends may be received kilearly. Ilse Shares, by a late refolution of the Proprietors, are to be in -1 ecallod„ and Books are o p en to receive Subleriptlont at Me ff rs. quirall and Smarting. Banta', in the Strand; Meffrs. Pedant, t4 lte, and Co. Bankers, s lhreadnectile-ftreet, and at the Houfe e l the Intlitution, Pall Mall; but the Books will be elofed imme- E 4o tely the number propofed (ball be lubferibed for. lle Subfeription on New Shares, where the Inftalments only " /aid, are new One Pound per Share,being the Two I ofialments 61 II due, of 'feu Shillings each. R F THOMPSON. Solicitor to the I.itutivn. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1807 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mara as, 1807. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANT of MERCHANTS 1 ENG LAND, troArz to the EAST-INDIES, dr Iterd7give mace, That a General Court of the Paid Company will be held at their Houfe in Leadenhall-street, on Friday the 17th of April next, from Eleven o'clock In the forenoon until Six in the evening, to Ballot on the following queltion, viz N That Mr. Edward Ephraim Pote, late of the Bengal Civil Eitablithment, be permitted to return with his rank to India." In order to determine by fuch ballot whether three parts in font of the Proprietors prefent at fuch General Court content that the Paid Mr. Edward Ephraim Pote be permitted to return wit► his rank to India. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretor,. EAST INDIA HOUSE, MareS ss, 1807. I T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY sf MERCHANTS eJ ENGLAND teak,' N de 'EAST INDIES,* hereby ziot Notice, That a General Court of the laid Company will be held, at their . Honk in Leadenhall-Rreet, on hurfday the 16th of April next, from Eleven o'clock in the forenoon until Sit in the evening, to Ballot in the folloOlg queitions, agreeably to the At% of the 39th of his prefent 1144jefty, cap. 89, viz.— " That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the a Court of Diredlors, of the 3oth July i8o6; whereby the Corn s' wander and Officers of the (hip Lady Burgers are fully acquitted " from all imputation of tnifeondaCt, in refpeet of the lots of that " Chip." That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the " Court of Diredtors, of the 7th of January an 7 ; whereby the Commander and Officers of the (hip Warren Hafting, are fully • acquitted from all imputation of mifeonduet, in refped of the lots of that Blip " That this Court confirm the unanimous Refolution of the " Court of Direftors. of the nth of March 1837; whereby the a Commander and Owner of the (hip Earl Abergavenny are fully a acquitted from all imputation of negied or atifeonduet, in re • fped of the loft of that (hip." In order to determine by fuch ballot whether three parts in four of the Proprietors prefent at loch General Court concur with the Cbilft of Direefors in acquitting the Commanders and Owners of the Blips Lady Burge's, Warren Helium and Earl of Aberga vcnny, from all imputation of negleet or mifirondudt, refpeding the his of thole fcvcral (hips. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Sec. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAD/ES AND GCNTLEMIN , I'HE ELECTION of fix Direaors for the Eall .s- India Company being appointed for Wedneftlay the Bth of Aprii nest, the favour of your Vote and Intereft is requefted for the following Cattlemen : WILLIAM LUVATNES Efq. Geoscr SMITH, Efq. CHARLES GRANT, E fq. WILLIAM rIiORNTON, Efq. SWIENT Toot' a, Efq. Which will very much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your moR obedient Servants, - Wm Fullerton Elphlnftone, Theophilus Metcalfe, Edward Parry. George Millett, Francis Baring, Charles Mills, John Hebb, Thomas Parry. William Besdley, James Pattifon, Jacob Bofanquet, Richard Chich.gy Plowd en, Jofeph Cotton, Thomas Reid, Simon Frafer, Abraham Robarts, John Huddleften, John Roberts, Hugh Inglis, George Woodford ThelluKon, John Inglis, Robert 'Thornton, • John Manlbip, John Travers. EaR India Houfe, March 26, :307. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK : LADIES AND GINTIMMIN ' HAVING the Honour of being recommended to you by the Diredtors of the Exit India Company, as Candi dates for the Diredtiun, to he ehofen this year, we take the liberty of rtqueßing the favour of your Vote on the day of Eleetion, Wcchicfday the Bth of April next. We are, Lies and Gentlemen, Your molt obedient, and molt humble Servants, WILLIAM DEVAYNES, CHARLES GRANT, GEORGE SMITH, WILLIAM THORNTON, SWENY TOONE. Fart India Houk, Mush as, 1807. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BOOKS. HE Public are refpeitfully informed, that from and after the aft day of May next, the OCTAVO EDI TION of tie LIFE of WASHINGTON will be advanced from Two Guineas and a H. $ to Three Pounds, and the Pan• of Dr. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA froth Nine Shillings to Ten Shit- Lags; or the complete Work from Five founds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas.— a heft Advances take place in Conftquence of the unavoidable Excels of the Quantity of the two Works, above what was originally siontemplated..—Till after the aft of May they will continue to be fold at the original Prices. Eridge.lt ace', March 14, 18oy. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This day was publithed, bandfomely printed in Seven Volumes Odtavo, with a number of Copper Plates, price 31. 48 tid. in board.; or 31. 12.1 in Numbers, THE FA RMER's MAGAZINE ; a Periodical Work, exelufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affdrs, for the Years &goo, tBot, tilos, 1803, 8804, 1805, and tBO6, coin pofed entirely of Original Papers, publigicd quarterly. Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet-itreet, London; alfo by the principal Bookfellers in Town and Country. No. XXIX. being the eft Number of Volume Eth, will be pub tithed on Wilda) next, Feb. g, price as 6d. and continued regu larly every three months. This day was publiChed, to One Volume, elegantly printed in toolf cap Bvo. price 6s in boards, the 3d Edition of RHYMES 'ON ART; or, The Remonfirance of LN , - a Painter—in Two Parts. With Prefaces and Notes, in cluding Stridtures on the. State of the Arts, Criticifm, Patronage, and Public Tatte. . By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R A. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, Luncion g and Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh. Very few of the Modern; have cultivated the Mute with more Milting (tweets t and whether we regard the vigour of his concep tions, the apputittnefs of his metaphors, the elegance of his copra- Oen, or the mrve and flow of hisses*, the author of the Rhymes on Art need not (brink from a companion with our molt refpcdta ble writers.—Monthly Review, July, dos. With fentiments perfeely congenial to thole of the author. and with the molt cordial admiration of the talents he has ditplayed in the expretlion of them, we have reed this performance of an artift whole merits, in his own line, we have often teen with fatisfadtion. His views arc fo important. and, his illuftrationa of them, both in poetry and prole, fo various and fo ingeniotio, that whatever numbet of peffiges we can bring forward as Ipteimens, we mat infallibly leave Rill more unnoticed, at leaft of equal value and merit. It is sirktcn with an eloquence which at once delights and convinces ; a is puts, pleading for troth...-Britias Critic, Sept. altos. AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN in WoiNelietfliife 'saes to Difpofe of his Situ Jou. with the ni.e.refpeetable Conner tions in the Nrigh —Apply to Mr. jeruirtetl, Nw j 59 Shipiton on Stour TO TIN-PLATE WORKERS. WANTED immediately two Tin Plate Workers, In the Common Line, conttant Employ and good Wages. --Letter, (putt paid) to Mr. George Harvey, Weymouth, will be duly attended to. STATE LOTTERY. I 4 Prizes of Lso,oco Ito Prizes of Lrp-o I 4 -- topoo to .. 3001 4 3400 &C. &C. &C. SWIFT and Co. N. it POULTRY, and No. 12,, L-0 Co A ItING Caoss , are felling le TICK ITS and SO Iss b( the prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Dr wing 44th of Nazi. Mort it This Lottery contains an mourns! number of the highett , Capitals, and gives to the firß Three Thoufasd Tickets mi. each, MIR and above any other Prises that mph, drawn wain* thorn' SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the 1 LOTTERY: No. 19,544, Prizedfdoi r ooi. in fifteen Shares,. 8,716, Prize of spool. in five Shares, • 2,350, Prize of sat in nine Shares. 44, Prize of snot. in Sateen Shares, Likewite in former Lotteries, No 33.979, and No. 424 6 9, both Prizes of 30,c001. and T►o hundred and thirteen Prizes. from sail to so,oopl. have lbeein Shared and Sold by Homfby and Co. The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths. are now Selling at the loweit vices;V and the Money for the Prizes paid on Lernand. The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of. The Drawing begins en the 14th of NEX r MONTH, with a 10,000 l for the Firlt•drawn Ticket, on the Grit Day; 23,: OA. fecond Day ; almoal. third Day; zo,oool. fourth Day ; I.NOOOI. fifth Day ; topool. fizth Day. Orders, by latter or Carrier, agecuted eza!tly on the fame Terms as if preterit, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery Offices, No. s 6, Conihill, sa, Chariot Croft, and St. Margaret'. Hill, Borough. THF 14th OF APRII. GOVERNMENT STATE - LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Money. ['HIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro A duced in the Annals of Lotteries. 'the unpreccdentednum bit of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as (non as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prises of C 20,000 arc LRopoo 4 10,000 4010 00 4 3,000 10, 1 000 so .-- i,OOO 10,000 10 '.— 300 3,00 3 3 0 100 3,000 40 50 .... 2,000 3.000 ~.. 20 •- 60,000 3,oooFilit drawn Tickets io each • 30,000 moo° Tickets. L 2 .5 0 1= 03 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, aft Day, - • Xso,coo .. ad Day, soinex) 34 Day, I .. so,coo 4th Day, I' • sop:* Ith Day, • - 10,000 6th Day, - • ropon TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the old eltabliaied Office. in England, Ireland, and Fcotland. Tice t - k 29 27 0 Half • 4: to 3 o I Eighth /ait 0 Quarter - 5 3 o Skteenth - I 6 6 The Flat drawn Ticket will receive 200001. TO BE SOLD BY AUCI lON,j On Thurfday, the sd Day of April, .807, at Ten o'Clock In the Forenoon at Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth, THE Gond Gallant, IRIS, J. Tteowall, late Matter, taken on her Voyage from Bourdeaux to Koningf burg, by his Majcity's Armed Ship, Harlequin, l.ieutenant P. C. Anitrutber, Commander, and condemned as lawful krize to the Captors, now lying in the Port of Falmouth, and there to be deli vered. She is a ftrong built Galliot, fquare Stern, well found, and may be fent to Sea at a trifling Espence. DimenSon.--Length, So Feet 6 lilacs—Breadth, 14 Feet 6 Inches—Depth, 7 Feet q Inckes--Burthen, 145 Tour. At the fame Time wiU be Sold The Cargo of the Paid Galliot, bus, alto Condemned to the Captors, coulifting of -253 Hkds. White Trench Wine 23 Bags Corks 26 Ditto Vifegar a Calks Almonds 53 Pieces Bundy 4 Bales ditto (in Sh.:: ) 7: Calks Prunes 4 Calks Argoll 38 Boxes ditto 2 Ditto Cream of Tartar 13 Calks Molaffes 1 Ditto Briniftone 7 Ditto Olive Oil 9 Ditto Olives 4 Ditto Turpentine 4 Kegs Anchovies 7 Ditto Oil Turpentine 3 Ditto Capers 19 Cakes Ran 4 Boxes Sweetmeats After the Sale of the above, will be difpofed of, The undermentioned Goods : s6o Hhds. White Wine /8o Bales Cork 16 Ditto Red Wine 7 Tierces Vinegar 32 Pieces Brandy s Boxes Sweetmeats 1 Hlid. Cogniae ditto Being part of the Cargo of the Hamhurgh Brig Packet, eon dangled as hertul Prize to his Majefty's Ship Attrea, Captain James Dunbar. 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Many thoufatid copies are fold in every year and intelligant farmers and country gentlemen in every county in England, have acknowledged, not only that it enables them to perform every operation in the belt and molt fuccefsful . tanner, but effedts in the general bufincfs of a farmer, a Caving of frorn ten to twi my-ave per cent. a. A New Edition, corrcdted to January a, tBo7, in two large vole sto. iltuftrated with nearly One Hundred Engravings, repre fencing the molt improved Implements, the various Graffes, and the principal Breed. of Sheep and Cattle, pries four guineas in boards. A Cori:Otte Syftem of Pradical Agriculture; including an the Windom Improvements and Difeuveries, and the refults of all the attention and enquiry which have been beftowed on this important (ciente, during the laftp years : the whole combining and explain kir fully, ertintively, and completely, the Principles and Pradiee of he Modern An of Hulbandry in all its branches and relation., Bat R. W. 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MEXICO, Printed fort . johnfon, In St Paul's Ch u r c h-y ar d, a N cw Eid tion, in wo Volumes 4to. price 2L 28. in boards, of 'THE HISTORY of MEXICO. Coll:fled from Spanillt and Mexican Hiftorlins, from Manufcripts and an cient Paintings of the Indians. llluftrated by a Chart and 25 other Copper-plates To which are added. Critical Differtations on the Land, the Animals, and Inhabitants of Mexico. By ABBE DE FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGERO. Tranflated from the original Italian. Account of this Work from the Monthly Review. Europeans know little of the interior of Mexico; the accounts given of that country by travellers are tErcordant_ in confequence of their ignorant of the language and manners of the people they defcribe, and their unacquaintance with a prodigious number cf memoirs and relations, that throw light upon the iiiltory of that famous country. If ever a writer was qualified, by a combination of advantageous circumftauces. for compofimg a Hiftory of Met. ico, it is certainly the Abbe Clavigero. F o r b e h as not only pc ruled, as it kerns with care, all the writers who make mention of this great empire, but he was burn in the country, is mailer of its language, and has 'lured all thole parts of it, witch the Spial& Goveniment has rendered inacerffible to the curially of travellers. Nor did he pay them only a tranfitory silt, for he (pent above thirty years in obferving, with the eye of a philofopher, all the parts of this extenfive rt•gien, and in procuring from the natives mud information with refped to every °Ned of any confequence, fo that he may be almoft eonfidered as an ocular witnefs of what he relates. If to theft uncommon advantages, the laborious and learned Author has joined that critical azumen, fo neeefrary to ap preciate the fources of information, to difeufs dubious faels, tet e.mbine tottered fragments, and to feparate truth from fable, and has crowned * by that bold candour, which fuppreffes every thing that is talk, and difguifes or conceals no important truth, his work mutt be an incline:table prcfent to the republic of letters. Such Is it efteerrted by good judges, who attribute to him largely all theft qualities. It is with *afore that we have perafed the work, and we hdtate not to recovered it to reader! , of every tiefeription; many will derive front it much real information, and all will be greatly ntertained by the variety of aueblisots, and the; nutpc.rous &nee ' dotes, it eoutaios. We think the trinflator has done his eount4men, who are ignorant of tile Italian language, a material ferviee, by prefenting • them with the Abbe Cleetcre's work in au"finglilh nuts." 1. • • tY. ne ith me of B• vcn cg i rtv-