Star. — London, England, 1807-04-24 00:00:00

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TMs Evening-The Haunted Tower; with the Wood DRAWL AT a MEETING of th e SUBSCRIBERS an d AT FRIENDS to the intended STONE-BRIDGE, to croft the RIVER THAMES, near VAUXHALL, held at the Thatched- Honfe Tavern, St. Jamees•ltreet, on Monday, the atsth day of April, 1807 ; to take into confederation the furthir neceffary sma rms for obtaining an AS of Parliament, and the means for erect ing inch Bridge, as kid down in the plans of Ralph Dodd, Efq. Engineer. ,LLING OFFICE, eftril2:\ 1807. *ERS for VICTUALLING V4l'7^, Jo beryl, give votive, Sit, they, will be ready to 1) and treat for IS of BISCUIT, ' in a Month Mato His ; and to be paid for Cy TO BE LET AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY, 'F'HAT old eflablifhed and w,ll kit •ss TI the -A• GEORGE INN in RYE; which is the prinsi4al ipn on the Road from Margate, Itamfgate, and Dover. to linings , gad- Bourn and Brighton. Has a Coach to and from '.nnslon four • times a week ; three Pelt Chalfes,in conitaut employ the principal part of the per; a well attended weekly Corn Market, with many :her advantages. For particulars. apply to Mr. Lewis Meryon at Rye. f Chit. Guar a.l Ids of md irre: :es ; they and they as a prt• excellent e higheft y,t9 have :toe, from wn fami- Rion to it. rents and medy as Bowe:s of e found to N 4, I, in boats JOSEPH LUCAS, Efq. in the Chair. Refoteed, That it is the opinion of this Meeting that fuels a communisation accts the River Thames at this place, with the accompultpi roads, will not Way prove beneficial to the parts adjacent, but form a grand communication from the Weltern pans of the metropolis to the principal Kent and Surrey Roads, and be the neareß way, to the populouslrillages of Kennington. Clapham, Stockwell; Cembersvell, Peckham, Walworth, Bcc. and that fuck a Bridge can now be meted, according to the plums without materially trefpairing on private property, or taking down hooks on the ditelft line of communication, which a further delay of this objedt would render insocifilbk froess i lar * 2 1 44 •••"mit 01 buildup and population; and that Such a Radom' Work and great convenience to the metropolis is highly worthy of public patronage, particularly fo as from the pref u m e d T o ll s f or Perfons, Cattle, and Carriages palling the fame, a very ample intereft would accrue to the Proprietors by thus accommodating the Public. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 25, 1807, *Elbe acted a Tragedy. called THE GAMESTER. Mrs. Beverly!, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will be added the New MOM Fare; called WHISTLE FOR IT. This Evening—Love in a 'Move; with Mabee (kw& 4F_ at the Secretly. FLOUR MILLS 10 BE LET. rro,BE LET, for a Term of Years, with mime. diNte PofreMon, extentive FLOUR MILLS, recently built. on the Moft improved plan, by Jen ts Rau N I 11, Efq. and in the molt compte Rate of repair. • There are two Waterwheels and rev= Pair scones, fupplied by the molt uniform Itream near L on d on , royat.le cif manufadluring between Baty and feventy load ; at • die diftance only of (even Miles from the Three Bridges, and with eafy and cheap carriage to and from the Markets. The Tenant may be actommodatcd with from Ezty to eighty Acres of excellent Meadow Land Apply to Millis. Wilton, Upholders, oppofite the Lyceum. Strand. ARMY. ALIEUTENANT COLONEL of a Regiment Rationed in the Weft Indies, is defirous of exchanging to one at home.—Addrefs (port paid) to Colonel B. at Mr. Baguet, Hat ter, No. jz, Jermyn ftreet, St. James's. Ivedire V HUN- T RED d for ear's en , to Refolved, therefore, that the Subfcriptions for carrying this plan into circa be divided into !Om transferable Shares, of one hundred pounds each, payable by initalmenu, and tht firft five per cent. thereon at the time of fubfcribing. The remaining Shares (if any) after the ift of June next, mall be made Tontine or Annuity Shares, at the difpofal and for the benefit of the firft Subfcrlbers. ARMY. A CAPTAIN of Light Drsgoons whole Regi• went has btely gone to Inaii, withes to exchange into Light or Heavy Cavalry.—. Apply by letter only (port paid) ad. dreffed to Captain T. Mr. Plates, 4rny Clothier, Charing Crofs. fair and unburn, or y produce ioilct with THIRD DAY OF DRAWING. THE Firit•drawn Ticket, MAY 2, being the Third Day of Drawing, will be entitled to £ zo,oco Flrft-drawn Fourth Daiof Drawing, Mayp ID,OCO Firit•drawn Fifth Day of Drawing, - May 16 io,coo First-drawn Sixth Day of Drawing, May in • xo,oco The above Prizes will be given to the Firit- drawn Tickets, over and above any of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheel eon. tains. PRICE Whole Ticket - £ 19 18 o Half - £so 3 o I Eighth £al2 0 Quarter - 3 3 o I Sixteenth - r 6 6 TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the Licenfed Lottery Officcs in England, Ireland, and Scotland. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. No. 4, CORNHILL, and No. 9, CHARING-CROSS. rr BISH refpeitfully remin Is his Friends, that -a- • every Ticker drawn on SATURDAY, the ad of MAY, (being the next day of Drawing.} is Cure to be a PRIZE. The Chance of every Ticket drawn that Day will be worth upwards et 34! ! The Wheel is extremely rich, as there are but two Floating Prizes of I,ccol. each yet drawn, one of which, 8,323, wu fold at the above Offices, where No. 6,633, a Prize of 30,0001. in the Lath Lottery, and Twenty-one other Capital Prizes. were Sold. Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, are felling in great Variety. The Wheel contains 2 Prizes of Lupo° 1 4 Prizes of Ls,oco 4 .... zo,coo 8 z,cco &c. &c. &c. tonld have non by aN ,he (mallet d far even t Otani and trouble, all ftl . Chinn its of cuta unneceffary on of every c furface of tumble par or noxious truaea, ate cesof many .onfquence; don of flare, r:.sl.cd) that ent I.n•ion n the aka.' Into pimples, ALftergent fair trial. iy be had of ngdona. inted why ins which no i of a p xuliar Ly 'ecrecy whirls ors bim from it is fcareely ennrcffion of er of a Medi re repeatedly the acquire• o afpire to the K •the punifh ilerangentent VOUS COM by Which the Its of pottcriry perhaps have 2oTtege of Sw ig branch, amt Aar point:. offers Reiturs thole Deaden ' indulgence in my other mire one fez. and tlu firit inter- ly alrcrt them• log for fevers, word for word, is my duty to any Gage in y any right to DREE, geons, I.orition, it •83. se Houfe of the eet. Loodce. e, to inform I have received 'ENT PILLS. ne re al I)iforlicr it the difeafe at I to apply to the ordcd S 'ligation, and iced to a mere ha, seodcred ma of my recovery. tit as incvitahle, y e des in wl'lth a biz o!' them, .vcrance foe two I, I expel leaked fore gradoalir ,-reel, and vralk• ick I think ton tine' lt , te. It t, rh: anyfelf, Sirs riItRSUN. the above being r pstigrarut grab. laS Taylar Mem." I/, at his Haste' tun refid...nce o. alarm din:Eled to pfrialabk tistve, be &mar y idminlitets tes . difeeraloePeb P,..M1 of stnbigulry• vertexes ot that r. Alban's. (trees, D ex t " . ioolikiler, )10. I, , s s, Santh-Beidges age's, Livaroll . kt ovary eve' a Bases of oat/ iset•oria., whereby &ye t speed, Se' KEW, 44 Co e". g; Carq' TempiPtia% LEMON JUICE. THE following are the advantages to be derived from the ufe of SMITH'. PURIFIED LI. MON JUICE It Gat all times in a Sate Et for home cliatc We—is in many rcfpeet cheaper retains its original aromatic Flavour and acidity, being deprived of thole particles wi ish fo toon difpok to fermentation, while it poffefles in perk Elion all the qual tits of the recent juice. Prepared only and fold by Smith and Son, Chemins, No. 29, Haymarket, (near Piccadilly); fold alfo by Bacon, No. iso, Ox ford-ftreet ; Bell, No 338, ditto; and coheir), under the Royal Peehange, in b ittles at as. 6d. ; st 6d ; and Se. each. This day wire publithed, In two Volumes, I imo with Plates by Lowry, price cp. boards. The Second &grim', reviredan , l enir-ited, of CONVERSATIONS ON CI - lENIIS L RY. In which the Elements of that Scknce are familiarly expLintd and Multrated by Experiments. Printed for Longman, Horn, Rees, and Orme, Pater:l4ln- row. " The view which is taken of the liihje,slernhraces the ninft in- terming and important parts of the Science ; the leading Doetrines of Chemiftry are explained in a manner which is at the fame time familiar and correa ; the itylc is p-rfpicuous ; and the dialogue is Sutural and unembarraffed."—Moodily Review, July 18:6. In a fcw days will be publiihtd, In two Volumes, ato. the Second Edition, corrected ar.d enlarged, with an Introdudion, on the Hiltory of Britain, hefore the ar rival of the Ramos, THE HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS.— The Firft Volume, containing their Hiftory before their In vation of Britain, and their fubfequent Hißory in England to the Norman Camped, including the Life of Alfred, anti the Account of the Seakings and Pirates of the North. The Second Volume, defcribing their Manners, Govcrnnieut, Laws, Poetry, Literature, Religion, and Language. By SHARON TURNER, F A. S. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. Paternoiler row. On Friday, the ift of May, 1807. will be publiCmd. in roPii 4w. containing Three highly ftniroed bumourous Engravings, to be continued every fortnight, price 11 plain, or 25. beautifully co loured, No. I. of THE LAUGHABLE'MAGAZINE; or, CA BINET OF HUMOUR t—conetting of graphic illuftratious of humourous Fates new mut a Songs, droll Epigrams, &c From original Drawings, by Sir Edmund Bunbury, W. M. Woodward, eq. &c. and engraved by Rowlandfon and other etnincia Artifta. LAV6II wars: You cAN."--Ttelnolds. I.cndon: Publithed by Thomas Tegg. t it, Cheap .de, and may be had by application to any neighbouring Bookfelkr, or dealer in Caricatures. MR. BhLSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM t6BB TO 18os. THE PURCHASERS of the alv :ve mentioned WORK are refpeetfully Informed, that Mr. BELSHAM has lately completed TWO VOLU Nik.S of STATE PAPERS,AU YHORITIES, and OFFICIA DOCU 'VENTS , defigned t, ac toropany and illuttrate his Hiftory; and they may DUA , be Lad of ABookrellers, price t: NE GUINEA in boards. They are fold leparattly, for the accommodation of former Pur elafer of the Hiftory, bur they will be fubjoined to each fcparatc Volume of the new Edition of the Hiflory, which, with there Ap tinttdages, will in ft‘sare be fold at SIX GUINEAS in boards. Brieze Itreet, London, April, tBc7. THE CANADAS. This day were publifbcd, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in Quarto, illultrated with 3o copperplates, engraved from original dawigs taken on the fpot by the Author, price 21 rss. n ` ` RAVELS through the CANADAS, contatritng a dcfcriptlen of the pitfturt lque fcenery on (owe of the It i gen and Lakes with an account of the produelions, commerce, and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which,i; fuhittined a com parative view of the manners and cuftonts of feveral of the lodian Dation& of North and South A maim. By GEORGE HERIOT, Deputy Pofl:rafter-General of British Worth America. &e &e. Piloted fur Richard Phillips, Nu. 6, Bridge•ltrcet, Blackfrian, and to be had of all Bookielicts. N.B. A few copies of the plates which have been beautifully eo lowed in the mannts of the original drawing 4, havein en dune up Jn t feparate atlas, and the work, with this tiepin accompaniment, slay be Lad at 1 brec Guineas and a Half per copy. Refolved, That Men. Down, Thornton, and Free, Bankers, be Treafurers to this undertaking. and that Subfcriptions be paid at their ➢anking Houle, Bartholomcw-Lane, oppofite the Bank. Refol•ed, That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be no minated in the Adt of Parliament, ComtniMonera for carrying the a'd Plan and Works into execution, •iz. The Right Honourable Lord Auckland, the Right Honourable Lord William Ruffen, Sir John Frederick, Bart. Sir John Cal lender, Bart. Colonel Towcrs, M. P. James Brogden, Efq. M.P. Colonel Jolliffe M. P. William Jacob, Efq. M. P. William Mor ton Pitt, Efq M. P. Richard Wilton, Efq. M. P. William Henry Fellowes, Efq. M. P. Robert Thornton, Efq. M. P. George Byng, Efq M. P. William Mellilh, Efq. M. P. William Adam, Efq. M. P. the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan, M. P. Sir Samuel Hood, Knt. M. P. Thomas Bligh, Efq. M. P. George Chalmers, William Wi!Enron, Samuel Thornton, John Rolles, Rickard Grey, General We!ford, William Chinnery, William Elliott, Abel Chapman, Anthony Bruff, William Mair and Jofeph Lucas, Efqrs. Refolved, That the Thanks or this Meeting be given to Ralph Dodd, Efq. the Engineer, for the full and fatisfaetory Itatement and explanation of the Plans, Eftimates, and other matters relat ing to the undertaking. w ßefolvetl, That thele Refo!winos be figned by tke Chairman, and publithed in iiirdry Writing and Evening PaFen. (Signed) JOSEPH LUCAS, Chairman. Refolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, for his able condudt in the Chair. ►n a few days will be publithed. In One Vol. Bvo. by C. and IL Baldwin, Bridge ftrect, THE EPICS of the TON; or, The Glories of the Great World—A Poem, in Two Books—Witb Notes and Illuftratio. s. OmneF illaerymahiles Urgentur, ignotique longi Not:ee cetera quiz vate faero.--Hoa. 0 far, Ihall thole who jult ft) bright have Rhone, Efcape remembrance when they quit the Ton t Thtir laurels witlared and their name forgot, At doe .ll dungill has been laid to rot ! his day way publilbrd. in 2 vols. Bvo. pricc Tos. od. A - 3UItNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to NAPLES, and thence to SMYRNA and CONSTANTI NOPLE; eomprifing a Defcription of the principal places in that Rou•c,. nd Obfervations on the prefent Natural and Political State cf thofe Countries —By ROBERT SEMPLE: Loudon : Printed fur C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftrect. Where may be had, by the fame Author , . . i. Walks and Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope, sd ed. 41. 6d. S Charles Ellis; or the Friend, a Novel, s vols. uno 99. This day was publithed By C. and R BALDWIN, New Bridge-ftrcet, Lo-idon, r. A N Enquiry into the Sytlem of NATIONAL .1. DEFENCE in Great Britain. By John Macdiarmid. Efq. 2 vole 8,0. I 85.2. An Enquiry into the Principle.. of Civil and Military Subor. illation. By the fame Author, Svo. tos 6d. In profccutirg thefe enquiries, the penetration, the patieritinvtf• . . Ligation, and the powers of analylis which Mr Macdirrmid difplays appear to confiderable advantage; and we are of opinion that his I.bour% Jekrire the notice of chore who are in fituations of autho- rity and influence, fince they m.y derive front them uftful hints and pradical fuggeftions His pages throughout are charaderized by a liberal fpirit, by manly fentiments, and by an ardent and en lightened patriotiftn." Monthly Review, March 1807. This day were publiih-d, in one vol. royal Bvo. price Os. boards, 'HE - PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, I. intended not only for the Profcffors of the I.aw, but for all Pcrfons intercfted in Tithee, and illuttrated by References to the moft leading and recent Tithe Cafes. By F. PLOWDEN, Efq. Barriller. _ _ London: Printed for C. And R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftrect °, o * In this clofely printed volume the Author's objedt has been to include evtry thing which can be fought for by any elate of readers interefted in Tithes. The praetifing Lawyer will here find concentrated what few extcnfive libraries could furnifh entirely— all the APRs of Parliament relating to the fubjedt ; the forms of different Proccifes and Precedents: and a Collet ion of the leading Carus. Thee who are not of the Profeffion will he enabled to forr,t a competent ideas the peabability or improbability of fucceedir.g in any fuit in which they may be inclined to engage. AFRICAN CIVILIZATION. This day were publilhed, in 4to. price tL t ts. 6d. Boards, With a very large Map of the Weltern Coaft of Africa, &e. AFRICAN MENIORANDA, relative to an At tempt to eflablifh a Britifh Settlement oo the ISLAND of BULA MA. With a brief Notice of the Neighbouring Tribes, Soil, Productions, &c. and Obfervations on the facility of Colo. tilting that part of Africa, with a vicwro cultivation, and the luuo diadtion of letters and religion to its inhabitants, &c. By Capt. PHILIP BEAVER, R. N. - _ . . London : Printed for C. and R Baldwin, Now Bridge-ftreet. This fpirited and altonithingly perfevering attempt of Captain Beaver, by difeovering the obltacks which prevented its focccfs, ntay infure that of any more enlarged uadertsking of a finiilar na ture. His work points out the molt rational and effedtual method of accomplithing the noble objrdt, of the African lnititu don. This day were publiled, Elegantly printed in two volumes royal dito. price in boards 11 12s 'HE WORKS of SALLUST. To which are prefixed, Two Eira , :s on the Life, Literary Charader, and Writings of :he Hilton= ; with Notes, Hiftorical, Biographical, and Critical. By HENRY STEUART, LL. D. F.A.S. and S A.B. Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-Rreet, London. ••• It will afford us great pleafure to renew our acquaintance with Mr. S. whole eradiation of Salluft is worthy to rank with ' the Pliny of Mcimoth, and the Tacitus of Murphy. On the notes we are happy in beß•wing the molt unqualified approbation. The learned translator has, with infinite pains, examined all the an dents who treat either of the hiitory, with which he is concerned, or of the illuftrious perfonages who then figured on the public Rage. He has been thus enabled to colledt into a focus much deed in formation, which before was fattened in a variety of writers, and tui brought his readers to a full acquaintance with the views, cha racters, and tempers of the different afters who pals in rkview adore Crltis, Dec 1806, March tB)7. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Arrit 13, 1807. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYES77"B NAVY, do berth give •otke, That on Tuefday, the sib of May next, they will be ready to receive Tcndcrs in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hundred and Twenty Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN BRANDY; to be delivered, one half in the (pace of one month, and the remainder in one month afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling Storrs at Port(mouth, Plymouth. and Cork, in the following proportions, viz. PORTSMOUTH 100,000 Gallons PLYMOUTH zoo,coo CORK 20,000 120,000 and to be paid for by Bills payable withinterclt ninety days after date. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, unlefs the quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the price thereof,ffiall be feparately and diftinaly Rated. nor will any Tender he -.A- I ..ea. 4 3C14 quantity than Ten Tkoufand Gallons of either article. The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he tad to any Tender in which the price flail not he inferted in words at length, or that /ball not he delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the faid Toefday the sth of May next, nor wells the perfon who maker the Tender, or fine prim on his Lebalf attends to anfwer when called for. FORT OF PLYMOUTH. By Order of the Km. CommiMuners of his Majefty's Cuftoms. On TUESDAY, the tt.^.th of April, day, by Ten o'ClJck in the Forenoon, WILL BE EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, At the Cullom Houfe, in this Port, THE GOODS UNDER - MENTIONED. Viz. 43 3 sth4 Gallons Wine 6 3 aths Gallons Cordials 26:5 Pounds Salt 4 Pounds Copperas 32 Ditto Sugar as Ditto Coffee 3c Ditto :amends :: Ditto Chocolate 44 Ditto Gall Nuts 54 Ditto Almonds 28 Ditto Preferves 28 Ditto Tapioca xi Ditto Logwood 89 Yards Canvas-74 Yards Linen, and 3:3- 3 / 4 Yards Ruflla Duck. 7 Cwt. Lignumvitz-3 Cwt. IQ : itibs Cordage 86 Balkets licaned Salt a Wats Decanters 3 Malts 6 Glafs Tumblers a Boats and Materials. I - Anchorand Creeper with f Pieces Rope, Broken up Hull and Materials of the Hope Lugger. A Bowfprit returned from the Ranger Cutter. FOR EXPORTATION-55 Pair Silk Stockings. N. B. The Goods above motioned will be let up in feveral Lots, and fold to the higheft bidder. Attendance will be given at the Cuftom-houfe aforefaid, in office hours, for viewing and tatting the fame, three days before the Day of Sale only. HORSES. —SPRING PHYSIC.—At this Seafon, when Gentlemen are getting their Horfes into condition, Mr. BLAINE, Veterinary Surgeon, No. S, Wells-ftreet, begs leave to Rate, that his Itrong and mild PURGING BALLS, price as. and ts. 6d. each, will prove the molt excellent preparation of this nature ever compounded—getting Hodes into early condi• don, and cleanling them from all winter foulnefi, without weak ening them. Where the trouble of phyficking them is wilted to be avoided, Mr Blaine Arens, that his ALTkRATIVE CON DITION POWDERS. Ss. the half dozen, will be found admin. lily to answer this purpofe, producing the molt perfed condition, without trouble, or the lofs of a dara work. Thefe, with his other celebrated Medicines, for the variobs 1 Difeafei of Horfes and Dogs, are fold, as above (wh, re Mr.Bliine attends on Wadnefdays from eleven to one), wbulefafe and retail, by Book% 4, Broad ftreet, Exchange; Barclay and Son, Fleet market ; Straker, r, Long lane ; Crifp, Cockfrnr-street, Pal: Mall ; T. Huddiellon, Abbey-street, Dublin ; 86, South Bridge bdin burgh i and venders in the country ; and Ofboro, Ncw York. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXGELLEN r HOUSE, defirably fil trated in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a few months ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houfe and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is tuoftly new. may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Portion, Archited, No. Sy, Berner's-arm, who is authorifed to treat for the fame. SWANSEA HARBOUR BONDS, SOUTH WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AUC TION, By Mr. SCOTT, o'Clock, at Garraway's, in Lots. 19001. bearing Inteieft half yearly, arifing from the Rates Harbour of Swanfea, Teemed by Repairing and Improviag the fame. Efq. Bedford-row ;at Garrawaft Bridge-ftreet. Plol IN THE GOVERNMENT WETS. ICTION—By Mr. SCOTT, , at tl, at Garraway's, /ERSION of 2 :391. ss. it id. Bank Annuities, and 271. is. 8d.3 per - ciparts of the whole fume handing is .cueral, to which the purchafer will healthy Gentleman, z 6 yams of age, t to the amount thereof, being redu- Lady shall have any more children, two younger perfons Stall die dur- Gentleman being the furvivor. Winburn and Caen, Chancery- Scott, is, New Bridge-ltreet. VALUABLE RE* ERSIONS of a,oocl. BANK STOCK, Booel. THREE per CE.I.IT CONSOLS, STAFFORDSHIRE anti Ai l WORCESTERSr, RE; other NAVIGABLB CANAL, and LONDON FLOU COMPANY's SHARES, py la— oc,er r 1 - -t n Frida_y May r, at el, at Garraway's, 1 HE ABSOLI. TE REVERSIONS of the Sum I- of TWO THOUAAND POUNDS Stock, is the Bank of England Company, in is CO Lots, certain to become the property of the Purchafer, on the Lieceafe of a Gentleman in his 47th year. Alto EIGHT THOUS.IND POUNDS, 'three per Cent. Con folidated Bank Annuities.On the faid Life in two Lots, the whole to be transferred to refpeelable Truftees, that the names of the Purchafers may be included In the Truft; there. Reverfions emi nently merit the attention of Perfons deflrous of iuvelting for their Families. The Suffordlbire and Worcefterildre Canal : Three Shares in this ellablifhed excellent Concern. The left half yearly dividend was r El net per Share. Alfo Shares in the Grand Jsration, Leeds and Liverpool, Wilts and Berks, Lancafter, and Keonet and Avon Canals, aad in the London Flour Company. Particulars, at the New Hotel, Birmingham; at Hatcbett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Scott, 2,5, New Bridge ftrcet, London. CHUDLEIGH-DE VON. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with, or witho u t any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, at the cledion of a purchafer. The Hoafe is fit for the immediate recep tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a coax. plete, handfome and very fubftantial Hone Building; Rands - alone at a convenient dillance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an ext:tn five view of .1 highly-romantic country ; and in the front next the Road are bow windows, and a glafs porch—on the firlt floor (the Kitchen and Offices being on the bafement Korey) area good dining room, drawing room, breakfaft parlour, and hall ; four excellent bed rooms, dreffing room, &c. on the fecond floor ; and on the third, are five airy and g ood bed rooms, and over the whole is a Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Pleafure Ground and walled Garden furrouni the Houk, and every convenient Office; a large Building for a Stable, Coach-houfe, &c. belonging to the Houfc ; and TWO COTTAGES near may be purchafed with it. _ The lioufr is well fupplicd with water, having an excellent fprlng within the Building, and a fine Bream running near. A rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the ['mollies ; and the other Fields, although contiguous. are at a (mall diltance. Chudleigh is pleafantly fituated in a fine (porting country, and near an excellent River for angling; is a good Market•town, and lies in the pod road leading from Exeter to Plymouth; diftant nine miles from the former, and about (even from the much frequented watering places of I'eignmouth and Dawliat. For further particulars apply (if by letter poft paid) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney. In Cbudleigh.—The greater part of the pur - chafe money may remain on mortgage of the Premifea. ' On Friday, May tR, at twelve e ckODDS amounting to 4rt sl. per Cent. regularly paid b ged ic o u n ia v rs c o lT f e ß is . en c t l er l i l n li g ia t ins he , F E au aof Parliament for Repaid and Mr. Scott, No. 25, New B A LUABLE REVERSIOt FUN 11, 0 BE SOLD BY AUC' On Friday, May z, a 'I"H R Contingent REVE - 11 .• 3p. Cent. Reduced Bank \ Cent. Cont 's, being each third pa the name o. the Accountant Geo become math d, provided a heal furvives a Lac of so fubjet to i ced in proport in in ' cafe the La and may be IncOt t 'Aid if one or tw ing the lifetime . the Lady, the Particulars of ars. Collett, lanc ; at Garrawaes; and of Mr. PIC Tt4 0 ,4 THE commissroN, HIS MAY ESTre W. The on Tuefday, the 28th' nftarn ' receive Tenders in writing (fealed lap) TWO THOUSAND BASS , Made from whole Mcal ; to be deliV‘red Majeity's Vielualling Stores at Chathaii .; Bills payaL with Intercft 90 days after d The Conditions of the Contrad miy 04ce. M retard sail& Ead to.a, riimitr la b e pris e flail rein Wetted is I Csr etleafrE, rr ital . /hall wet is de ,tred to the Bittrit Wert 4 , xe tot the faid Tuefday the ilitt Vans ow tem* the Airfoi l wg,,, am i a Aim Perim as amiss& Si eta jitr. VICTUALLING-01710E, 20, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for PICT' HIS mafyiSTr, N.drr; tit berelygive .1\ That on Tuefday the 211th inftant, they will be ready' Tenders In writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWEL`. DRED QUARTERS of PALE and THREE inn QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; ONE HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS of the laft\ growth, to be anfwerahle to Samples to be produced with the dens; to be delivered in a fortnight, by weekly proportions, Hi s Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be for by BIUs payable with intereft ninety days afte r date. The Conditions of the Contra is may be ken at the Secretarr Office. No regard will he bad to say tender is which the prierlhall not le in fested in words at Gaga, or thatfhall Not It delivered to the Board Wore one ex the fail ?Nelda', the 18tb bylaw, nor unieji the perho who moues the trader, or foam Palos we hors behalf, attends to wilier taws ca!led for. FOR THE TEETH.-TROTTER'S POWDER. Patronifed and ufed.by their Royal Highneffes the Dukes of KENT and CLAR IN cc, and univerfaily ufed by the tint Perfonages of Rank, and Gentlemen in the Navy and Army, who have Iguud the good 4M:di in long Voyages. 'TROTI'ER's ORIENTAL' DENTIFRICE ; -IL or, ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for twenty years recommended to the attention of the Public. Thole who have not tried the effete of this excellent Dentifrice, will find a fingle box a fufficient quantity to afcertain its efficacy and virtues; its excellencies being acknowledged by the molt re. fpeetable Medical Authorities, tiled by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanfes and beautifies the teeth, fweetens the breath, polfAres no acid that can corrode the enamel, and puts a beautiful poll& on the teeth. From its aftnngency it ftrengtbens the gums, eradicates the (curvy (which often proves the deftrudion of a v. bole let of teeth) pi/Serve. found death from decay, fecures decayed teeth from becoming work, fattens thole which are look, and proves the happy mans of preventing their being drawn. ' But what has en hanced it in the eilimation of thole who have been in the habit of ufing it, is, that it prevents the return of the tooth ach (with which before that period they had been violently a fa.a.d,) and obviates the nectffity of that s oft difagrecable of .11operations, feeling the teeth Likewifc al'itecru RE which polklles the power of eafing the racift violent Tooth-ach, and is a watts with the Powder. caution againit purchafing any Afiatic Tooth Powder, with out " M. Trotter" on the Itanip on the top of the box—AU others are counterfeits. To be had at the Proprietor, lfo. 3, Beaufort. buildings, Strand, London; Mr. Vince*, No. 13, Bond.ltreet, Bath ; Mars. Shicrcliff, and Mr. Profier's, ; Mr. Richards's, Plymouth ; Mr. Tbompfon's, tile of Wight i Mr. Lewd. s, South , • amptor.; at as 9d each box and both:. PICTUALLING•OFFICE, April 23, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIOTUALLING HIS Mel7ESTrs NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Thurfday the 7th of May they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) for fuch Q2antities of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE as the refpeclivt Perfons who may make the Tenders will engage to deliver in. fix weeks, free of all charge and rilk to his Majefty, into his Majefty's Vidlualling .Stores at Portfmouth and Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills payable with iutercft ninety days after date. Not any offer of a lets quantity than Twenty five Qartcrs will be attended to. The Conditions of the Contrasts tray be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. William Reeks, Agent for the Ifidualling, at Portfmouth; and to Mr. Thomas Miller, Agent for the Vidualling at Plymouth refpedively. No regard will be bad to any Tinder is which the price . ftadi sot be inbreed in word; at length, or that /ball not he delivcred to tie Board before see ecloci on the held Thurlbsy the 7th of .May next, no , wnWs the Perfoo who wales the Taster, or forte l'svlia os his beta f, attends to antwer when fatted for.