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-. . : • ri .. .I:Wi. .8.... A I li %J -- . ARMY, • , PICTUALLIM; °PRICE, May AN tow•—). CAPTAIN in an old and respectable Regiment THE COMXISS I IGINkRS for PICTUAZIWI _ A of one Battalion, will exchange into another Corpsr-Let . tees (post paid) addressed to D. W. care of Mr. Williams, N 0.14; - HIS mAisstrn NAior, a, hriyly give Neliset Bearbinder-lane, Lendon,will be inuneillateiraticnded to.. That on T u e s d a y t h e Gt h of ;pp. next, 'they will be reedy to receive Tenders is writing (sealed up) and treat for Twelve tfols- deed Mille of CANADA STAVES, one half thereof t.o be dressed and the other half undressed ; to consist of Plinßogsbaid and Barrel Staves, and Heading, in the following proportions, viz:- Pipe - 4-12 parts Barrel - 3.12 parts , Hoshead 4-12 Heading 1 -12 To be delivered into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports mouth. and Plymouth, la such quantities as may hereafter be de termined upon; one half of the whole by the 31st of October, 1810, and the other half by the 31st of January, 1841 ; and to be paid for by by Bills payable with interest 90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. ~, ~ 'This day watpubltshed, Klee Ss. 6d. THE SPEECH of JAMES STEPHEN, Esq. in the Debate in the House of Commons March 6, 1800, on Mr. Whitb rea d' s M otion relative to the lite Overtures of the , American Government, with Supplementary Remarks on the recent ()anal' in Coescl I.ondon: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet4triet ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly. 'IF the next to kin to WILLIAM HAMILTON, late Seaman on board the Honourable East India Company's Ship Surat Castle, will apply to Mr. A. Moss, of Cock-hill,' tiludwell, the: , will beworrlnetittitrto their advantage. • . AN Incumbent of a Livrair about 19 miles from Bath, in SoMerastshire. of about the annual value of £203, wishes to exchange It fora Living of cquAl value, either in Surrey, Sussex, or the Western side of Kent.—For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Etleasdale, Alexander and Halme, No. 11, New lan ;or to Mr.-J- A. Wickham, Frame, Somersetshire. A NY Nobleman; Lady, or Gentleman, hating 13. from TWO, to THREE THOUSAND POUNDS di spose _ able cash, and who are not etgaged in any Commercial pursuit, or at all subject to the operation of the Bankrupt Laws, have now oppor unity of laying out the above sum in a manner that is likely to produce a rapid fortune, without either risk or trouble; and without appearing personally engaged ha business. References will be req aired and given. Letters from principals, wish real name And place of abode, will oaly be attended to ; addressed (post paid) for John Fleathco;, Esq. to be left at the Rat of the . Bank Coffee-house, Coirshia, Landon. . . No Tender fors less quantity atm One Miami Milk (me helpof ta le drrsted, and the other Acqf to h sutdmered) will be admitted ; ncr will any le attended to, but sash es it in all retpects confirmable to Ms conditions•l thr Contrast; neither will regard be had to say Tender AY which the trite ihall not be inse►ted in word: at length, or that shall lit be &livered to the - Board, Wire Pat o'Cloisi on the said Tuesday the id of June next, nor unless .tho Perron who amiss the Tenter, or irate Person on hi, behalf, attend: to answer when called for, TUITION. " jk MARRIED CLERGYMAN, without any family of his own, possessed of a handsome income, who resides in a most eligible situation within a short distance of Bath, and who has been lung accustomed to the education of youth, ree•ives six young Gentlemen to be instructed in the Classics, mo dem Languages, ice. and has now a vacarey for two to complete his number. The Pupils entrusted to his ear, shall in every re spect meet with the most liberal treatment, and experience every parental attention. His terms are 100 Guineas per annum. Particulars may be known by letter, pest paid, addressed to A. B. at Mr. Youge's, watchmaker, 131, StranJ, Loudon ; or at Mr. Crutwell's, printer, Bath. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 3, 1809. THE COURT of DIRECIU RS of the UNITED COMADA NT of MERCHANTS 1 ENGLAND, trading *lithe EAST INDIES, do hereiy give Notice, That a Quarterly General Court of the sal& Company will be held at their Housc in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 21st of June next, at eleven o'clock in tie forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer next, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Thursday, the Ist of June next, at iwo o'clock, and opened again on Tuesday, the 18th of July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due on the :Ma of July, will be ready to be delivered on Monday, the 10th of July next. JVILLIA M RA MSAT, See. MILITARY REPOSITORY, No. 5, PALL-MALL THE extraordinary encouragement J. WEST has met with, induces him to return Thanks to the pentlemon of•the Army, and tep to impress the minds of those about to join the same, who may be disposed to favour him with their corn• minds, that an evident advantage is obtained from purchasing at Lis Establishment, as every Article of Military Apparel, such as Uniform Sward-and Sword Knots, Epaulets, Belt Plates, Hats, Sashes, Et:. may be depended on as strictly regulation, fabricated of the best materials, And considerably cheaper than at any other House in London, for ready money, or good bills only. The Public alto are most respectfully informed, that every article of Tinss, executed in the most fashionable style, may be had as ;above, of the best quality, and at prices proportionably cheap. VETERINARY COLLEGE. This day was published, in Vwoi Volumes Quarto, OBSERVATIONS ON THE FORMATION, (ECONOMY and DISEASES of the FOOT of the HORSE ; and on the Principles and Practice of Shoeing. By EDWARD COLEMAN. Printed for the Author, and sold'by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church yard, and may also he hoti at the Veterinary College. FINE ARTS—ELEGANT LITERATURE--FASHION-A BLE COS FUME. This day was published, price 9.13. 6d. the 45th Number of 4 A BELLE ASSEMBLEE. The Portrait En. graving of the present Number is an admirable likeness and well-executed Print (engraven for the Magazine by special per mission) of Viscountess Annoys*, eldest daughter of T. W. 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THE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfiamis Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms--FIIJBERT's RO SEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, ,price four shil lings ; or tiro in one parcel, 7 shMings.—Sold by the Pro?rietor, wholesale and retail, No. 23, Russell-street, Covent-garden ; Overton, 47, Bond-street ; Dunnett, 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, Orford -street; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Spilsbury, Dublin ; Barter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; Gregsonk, Liverpool; Cattle, York; Gould, Bath; Hopkins, Hull; Trevernan, Exeter; Lan sager, Gosport and Portsmouth ; Brodie, Salisbury ; Wood, Shrewsbury; Searle, Leeds; Seldon and Ruff, Cheltenham; Trolbs, Worcester ; Prosser, Bristol ; Sprange, Tunbridge Wells; Walker, Gloucester ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Root ' Stamford; Meadows, Ipswich ; W a lk er , N ewcast l e ; Hat fi eld, Sheffield ; Poppktun, Newmarket ; Mitchell, Colchester; Baron, Lincoln; Ivesou, Wakefield; Swinney, Birmingham ; and in every town. N. B. Good allowance to dealers. CANDLES manufactured by Steant, and with WAXED WICKS, have decided advantages over those made in the cousin= way. The tallow being melted with steam is greatly improved in its quality and colour. and the w:cks, by being coated with wax, emit a brighter flame, and are more durable than others. Afansfactured only by the Candle l and Soap Company, and sold. for the convenience et ramifies, in Boxes of One, Three, Six, and Twelve Dozen Pounds, at No. 132, Float-street, London, and J. Baxter's, Edinburgh. As this Company only deliver goods for ready money, Country Cern •pondents are teptested to send references for paymJut in London with their orders. HANNArS ORIGINAL SPECIFIC, For the lafdlible Preventioa of a CERTAIN DitiORDER. FORTY Years experience in every quarter of the World, has indiaputably established the Fact, to which the Discoverer (;he late Sir SAMUEL HANNAY-. 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The undiminished celebrity of its cha rl-ter for so lunra period is its best eulog;um, and advocates its (, se better than a thousand attested cases, which, for dbvious rc 1,4:5, the application of this remedy renders inadmissible. Antivenereal Lotion is confidently re:Amended to the and Navy, and to all those going abroad, (as it will retain Re virtnes for years in any climate) they, from the nature of their services, being more peculiadi exposed to the ravages of this diturder. It is sold in bort les, at 10s, till. each, or lots. if more elan e.tte, and zt 7s. 6d.; or three for a Guinea (stamps included), at No. 1, Little Suffolk -street, Haymarket, where, only in London. it can be had genuine. —It will Ile gent to any part of the United A ingtiorns, by incle.'.ing an mid:ea', real or assumed, with a Bank note equivalent to the quantity required., directed (post paid) to . Leas Coots, at the above okl-estabilahedWareliobeei•letmo. as usual, all orders with strict fulatuy. GAZETTE, MAY 20, 1809. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery made in a cause Waldo arainst Coley, the Creditors of PETER WALDO, formerly of Mitcham, in the. Count) of Surrey, and late of Waiting in the County of Southampton, Esq. deceased, (who died on or about the 17th of January, 180$) are to come in and prove their Debts before Charles Thomson, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in South ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on or before the 21st day of June, 1809; or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. CAPITAL MANSION HOWSE, MANOR and ESTATE, GLOUCILSTERSHIRI,- new BRISTOL. TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, "THE MANOR, MANSION HOUSE, and -I- ESTATE of OVER-COURT, In the parish of Almonds bury; eonsistbeg of above 900 Acres of capital Land (nearly the whole of which lies within a ring-fence), cjivided into suitable Farms, together with an excellent Steward's House, and the other Houses and Cottages of the Village or I hamlet of Over. Also sixty-seven Cottav-Rights, on the Marsh-Common, or Salt-Marsh, in the said parish. The Mansion House, with or without the Manor and Hamlet, may be purchased with any quantity of Land, not less than 110 Acres, including the Park ; and the purchaser wilfbe accommo dated with the Furniture and any part of the Farming-stock on fair terms. The greater part of the purchase-mon^y may, if desired, re main on mortgage upon the Estate, for a term of years. Over-Court is distant six miles and a half from Bristol and ClNton, upon an excellent road. The Park and Grounds are finely wooded, and the House commands a beautiful view of the Severn and Welch Mountains. The House and Offices are cal- I I eulated for the amonunocixtion of a large family, and th e G a rd ens and Hot-houses have been lately form e d i n t h e most cc . rp l ete atile.—For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, Solicitors, Bristol, who will give tickets for viewing the 1 Premises. CAPITAL hiANSIQN HOUSE, LANDS, AND LEASE HO o, NEAR PLYMOUTH. 10 BE SOLD, - T HE Fee•simple and Inheritance 6f all that very valuable and desirable MAbkilON HOUSE and ESTATE, malted COXSIDE, he late Residence of Saville William Shepherd, Esg. deceesed. consisting of an elegant Drawing-room, Dining mom, Library, and Breakfast-room, two large Bed-rooms and Dressing-rooms adjoining, and four Other good Bed-roorr.::, with convenient Garrets and Attics for Servants, large Kitchen, Ser vants' Hall, Dairy. Larder mpd Wash-house, two Water-closets, Laundry, Wine cellar, and neat Vestibule and Entrance Court in front; also, at a short and convenient distance a Counting-house and extensive Warehousts, a large Lawn, surrounded with a Shrthbery and two excellent walled Gardena welt stocked with Pruit-troes, together with about i 3 Acre, (utore or less) of rich Pacure I.and adjoining the House, and for many years past in the owner's #ccupacion. ' Also the Pee simple and Inheaitanee of all that Dwelling-house and Garden adjoining to Cozaide aforesaid, late in the occupation of George Down, deceased. Also, for the remainder of a term of 99 years deterniinable on the death of one good Life aged about 46 years, subjedt to the payment of the' yearly convintionary rent of £m, all those Closes of rich Pasture Lard adjoining to Coxside aforesaid, and occupied therewith, containing about eight Acres (more or less.) N. B. The Mansion House and Out-houses have within' these few years been rebuilt :a a very cousislerable espence, and rre. at present in excellent repair, and the whole of fhe premises front their vtehtity to• the new road, made by the Plymouth Emb.u:k. mem Company, have increased, and are continuing to increase in value, and form a most desirable and retired Residence for a large family, or an opulent Merchant, with every advantage Wen their vicinity tb button Pool and the Harbour and Towis south. For selling t h e same, , a Public Auction will be held at the . London Taysen, in Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Thursday, the 29th day of Line inst., at Four o'Clock in the Aftettilan. ' The Mansion Heise Coxside may he viewed on Tuesdays :and Fridays- e&y, between the hours of eleven o'clock in the .Inorning...usd two o'dock in the afternoon, and arty further par ,ticulais.may be known, by applying to ‘Vm. Nottidge„ Esq. lies sell -street, Bermondsey, Loution,;. 'l'. P. 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