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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit Majclly's ORDNANCE do here4y give Notice, That they will fell by Public Audtion, at the Tower, on Tuef day the *7th day of October inft. between the hours of eleven and four o'clock, fundry Lots of old and unfervieeable Ordnance Stores, eonfifting of Harnefs, Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadlery and Harnefs, Beds, Blankets/ CoverLts, Hammocks, and fundry other Articles of Bedding, Powder Horns, Caft Iron, Copper, Steel, Pewter, and Mixed Metal, Tools of forts, fundry Tables and Chairs, old Match, Rope, Clothing of forts, and various other Articles; the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the Honourable Principal Store Keeper's Once, at the Tower, until the day of fait, where printed Lifts of the Lots will be delivered to thole perfous who may apply for the (ante. By Order of the Board, [ PRICE SIX-PR/NCI India Company in the late and former wars, from Tippoo Sulfate,. 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Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter• row. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 27, will be adted a tragedy, called GEORGE BARNWELL ; R. H. CREWE, Secretary. Or, THE LONDON MERCHANT; frberougligood. Mr. Murray; George Barnwell. Mr. C. Ramble ; Milwood, Mifs Smith; Luey, Mrs. Mattocks. To which will be added (firft time this feafon) the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN ECG. This Evening.—Coriolanua; with tke Review; or the Wags of Windfor On Wednefday, the Comedy of A Cure for the Heart-Ache. VICTUALLING OPFICH. Arguil 3t, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MIS mAyLsrrs NAPT, ds tend> y g;e4t motice, That on Wedncfday the ad of December next, they will be ready to recei* Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for the fupply of all fueh quantities of FLOUR, SAL TED BEEF and PORK PEASE, RICE, RIUM, and FAYAL WINE, as may be re quired for the ufe of his Majtfty's Troops Rationed at the -Wands and Colonies hereunder mentioned viz. 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Cavity, in his Report to the National inftitute, fays :—K Four emy has publithed an enlarged Edition of his Philorophy of Che °WT which is very juitly conlidered as the belt Elementary Work on that Science." Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row. Whore may be had, A New Billion (the Fourth, price Bs. boards), of Mr. Parkin tes's Chemical Pocket Book. This New Edition is greatly im- Sewed by numerous and important Additions, particularly in Silbjetts connected with the Arts and Manufaftures, as Dyistg, Taming or Leather, Gilding, Painting, Etc. &c. INTERESTING HISTORY. This day was publiftted, clofely printed in two large volume*, ho. illuftrated with a beautiful portrait front Vandyke, and "dolts Phu, price il.p. or on royal paper and hot preffed, bed. with proof plates, 21. nos . Dedicated to the Dukc of Cumb e r. HISTORY OF THE LIFE OF GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS, KING of SWEDEN, furnamed the GR awl - . 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That on Wednefday, the sd December next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (Icaled up) and treat for the fupplp , of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majefty's Troops at the'' !Rands and Colonies hereundermentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoca, Sc. Vincent, and St Lucia, Dominica,. Antigua, St. Kitt's, During the (pace of twelve months certain, from the ift March 'Soil, and further until fix months warning !hall be given ; to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt (which may be taken conjointly for the whole, or feparatefy for each 1 Eland or Colony) may be lieu at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be a., to any reader be labiab the price flail not be infested im words at lemptk, or that flail mot is delivered to the Board before ewe °Wad et the fed Wco'nefday the zd December nest, nor ompfee at Perim who waits the Trader, or low Polon ow his behalf, eleada to elver when sailed for. GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! J7VERY Purchafer of a 'nowt- or Santa before L NEXT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, will have a Chance of the following Aftonithing Lift of Capitals; a Prize of £40,000 • 2 -- 20,000 I .-- zo,ocio 9 —• 1 poo 9 500 Trot vri and Suaars are now on Sile at J. WARNER'S Li cenfed State Lottery Office, No. i 6, Cornbill, facing the Royal Exchange. PRESEN r PRICE. Ticket Lax o o Half - £lO Ls 0 I Eighth ,C 1 Ir o Quarter 5 8 o Sixteenth 1 8 o BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, by a middle-aged Gentleman and his Wife, who have no Children, in a married Gentle man's or Clergyman's family in the Country. a here there Is a ufe ful library, and no (mall Children. The diftanee from London 3o to too miles. The Houfe mutt be airy, dry, and plcafant,with Garden and Stabling, and not in any Town. A frparate Sitting room, airy lodging and Dye(ling-room, neatly furnilbed, will be required, with accommodation for two or three Sery ints, unlefs the eftalliihment Ihould be fullicient without any addition. • A Plain Dinner, the only Meal required, without Wine. For filch accommodation a liberal annual turn will be given, the objedt of the Advertifer being focial and rural retirement, freed from the trouble of houfekeeping. No Shooting required, but the neighbourhood of hound. a great recommendation—the Northern or Wettern Counties will be pre ferred.—No Perron need anfwcr this Advertifement, who will not bear ftridt inquiry as to charatfter for refpedtability, Sec. as unex ceptionable reference will be given. I:etterc (poR paid) addreffed to M. P. at the Poft Offi.,e. Sun• bury, Middlefex, with particulars and terms, will meet with due attention. LEAD MINES IN SCOTLAND. TO BE LET, on advantageous Tcrms, THE whole Mineral Veins, fuppo led to be very rich in LEAD, lying in the eztenfive Hills of South. and over Cumberheads, in the EarllL of Lefmaisagow, and County of Larark, within about 28 miles of Glafgow and so of Edinburgh, in the vicinity of good roads, and abundance of Coal and Lime- Itone. From numerous old workings, Lead appears to have been wrought at a former period to a conthlerable extent in the Hills of North Cumberhead, which lie immediately adjoining the property at prefent advertifed, being only feparated from it by a fmall rive • let, which has laid open all the veins then wrought, and which can be molt obvioufly and eafily traced into this property, where they Rill all remain perfectly entire. . From written reports, founded upon various at ual furveys of profeWonal and fkilful Miners, the appeararces of thefe vans arc of the molt promifing and flattering kind; and, in particular, there is one Vein of Spar Ten or I welve Feet Thick. in which very rich and promifing Lead Ore has been found, in the courre of a fmall experiment recently made for the purpoic of proving the Vein. Upon the whole, few fituations are to be met with fo highly favourable as the prefcnt, or fo w:11 deferving the attention of a Mining Company, to whom the Proprietors wil to give every Specimens of the Lead, Ore, Spars, &rata, and Veins, will be found with Mr. Mundell, No. 45, Psrliamci* Brett, London ; Wm. Lob, Efq. Newcastle upon Tyne ; Michael Lining, Efq. W. S. Hill-Brant, Edinburgh; and Gilbert Kennedy, Efq. Bu chanan's court, Glafgow, to any of shots applistion may be made for further particulate. By EDIVARDGIBBON,Efq. 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T°MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 27. Iviu be produced a Ncw Comedy, in five Adt% called TIME'S A TELL TALE. The Cbaradlets by Meffre. Raymond, Ennio°, Mathews, Dow.. ton, Palmer, Ruit:ll, De Camp. Mifs Mellon, Mrs. H. Sid dons, Mrs. Swiss, Mifs Duncan.—The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Eyre and the Epilogue by Mr. Minton. T. whkh win be added the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. This Evening—The Weft Indian ;'with the Forty Iptieves. The Comedy of the Country Girl is ponponed on account of 4ht indifpofition of Mrs. Jordan. Mr. Nam will makc his firft appearance this feafon on Thurf • day next, in the Opera of the Travellers.