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I - • - • -' • • ' VLA ( I N-5. ; Z1 • 11($ i• • 111 ), 11 - 111 A • SATURDAY, AUGUST 3i, iSos. -.---.- esir. NUMBLA 5182] LPRICE SIX-PENCE. • BANK OF ENGLAND, Aryl 2;.: is.,. T HE COURT cf DIRECTORS if Me GOYIM. NOR am! Comwr of the BANK e kNGLAND, di hereby give Notice,. That all TWO POUND NOTES of the faid Governor and Company, dated on.and after the 3etb day of Augult, 18os, will be allied of the following form : A TRULY LAMENTABLE CASE. . This day were publilhed. prim ts. DIRECTIONS for LEARNING to SWIM; by attending to which,: perfon who has never bees in the Ws cer, may &ape being Drowned. By SHINJI/MIN FRANKLIN, LL. D. London: Printed for I. Callow, Crown-Court, Princes. ftreet, Sam. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Argyll 16, 1805. THE COAIMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING NIS MA7ESTre NAM do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 6th of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED CEIALDRONS of PITTS TANFIELD MOOR COALS, full pay; he delivered immediately in two entire Cargoes, free of an c h a rge and tifque, to his Majefty,alongfide His Majefty's Vidual •i• Premifes at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with ii .:t mit ninety days after date. The Conditions of ;he Contradt may be feen at the Secretary's Otficc. re . c/rJ Trill de hael to any Tender in nrket the trice flail not he inferred in words at length, or that flail not k delivered to the Boarl tfore one o'cloet,on the Paid Friday the 616 of Settemder next, nor unlefii de helot who main the Tender, or fame Ferfoo on hie behalf, attends, to :Rh er leben calkd for. VICTIM LLING-01 4 FICE, Am& 6. iBO5. THE COMMISSIVIVERS for VICTUALLING HIS 41147E377"0 NAY"; do hondlysive Nein. That on Wednefday the 25th of Septewber nest, they will Fe wady to receive Tenders inwriting ((sales' up) for loch quantities°. !RIM BEEF AND PORK. Of the tuft (party, and to be cured in the enfuing feafon, as the rfpeCtive Merchants and Dealers nury think proper to offer, one ' t!,:rd part thereof to be packed up in half puncheon s, one third part en tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter , ' t+ he of the estelufwe defcription, eontsining Fifty - two fourpoundi pi.zes each, to be delivered into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, l'ortfmouth, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie tolling Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of such de uription of Calks by the period undermentioned, viz, • One fourth of the whole, by the ascii of January, One half ef the remainingquatuity, by the 3 tft March, IS O6 * And the remainder, by the 3oth June, And to he paid for by Bills payable. with intereff ninety days aftert date. The Conditions of the Contra& may be teen at the Secretary's .01fice, at, this (Ace; or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent, for the V,lo44allipz• a Cork; to tic CoUedon of his Majefty's Cufloms at Limerick, Beljaft, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Poft Mafter General at Dublin, refpe•stively. _ N. B. No Tender for a leis quantity than son Tierces will be accepted. As regard oak bad to day Moder is orbieb the ',she flan not bt ht. itui in %was at iftliht fr tbattliall aat ba delivered to the Board Leon one acluri oa at load ifredielatip the 2,6o#"Septextber swat, Nor tatieli Oe taloa who wales the trader, or loose itedia on bit br!illf, wads to aoltrer token ;died for. EAST IMAM HOU4E.Arna 221 1 4 0 5. THE COMMITTEE . of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENp- LA IVl),treateg to the EAST-INDIES, do berehygive That the Committee will be ready to receive Prop°fats, In writing, haled up, on or before Wednefflay the 4th of Septcrnl,er . trumfuelt Perfona who may be willing w family the Company with ANCHORS A,ND GRA.WHALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, prrcH AND TAR, SHOT AND SHELLS, and SWEDISH IRON. Aril that the Conditions of the Cootraet may be ken upon ap plication to Mr James Cogan, Clerk to the Lail Committee, with whom the Propofalsmuft be left before twelve o'clock at noon, on the laid 4th of September,bel•und which hour the Committee will oat receive any •render. - 00 -- UNI'RY-HOUSE WANTED. NVANTE - 13 to Rent from Michaelmas next, on a • Leafe. either furnifbed or unformatted, a SUGSTANTI Al. HOUSE, with at leaft four Rooms, of a large Gze on a floor, with Garden, Stabling, Ste. in a defirabk neighbourho od and good souls, ithin a fhort diftance of a Market.town, and whirr, 35 or 4o miles from Lotdon • with front ao to too Acres of Land. Letters (poll paid) dirkte,d. to J. W. at No. 19, Cateaton.ltreet, will be attended to. DESIRABLE SITUATIONS IN SOUTH WALES. TO BE sot.D. EVERAL SMALL FARMS, from 201. to 70 1 . AJ per ann. fituated in the Comities of Carmarthen and Gla morgan. Two of thofe in Glamorganfhire at a Sion tliftance from one another, each valued at yol. per annum, might by improve• anent in building be made very agreeable refidences for genteel Fa es,being fituated in a remarkably pleafant and healthy country, eml within an eafy ride of the fea. Apply to Meffrs. Roller and Son, N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildings, floiliorn.—One Concern. COUNTY OF STAFFORD.. TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED, in eottaptete Repair, STRETTON HALL, capable of costuming a 'LP Nobleman's or a Gentleman's Family, malting fourteen btft beds, and having a eonfiderable number of excellent apart ment. for fervants; on the ground foor a Drawing Room, 30 feet by at, Eating Parlour 30 by 18, Dreffing Room 19 by 13, Water elbfet, two Stair-cafes, dtc. ate. Upwards of one tboofandpounds have beat recently laid out upnn the fame. A molt capital walled Garden, Trees bearing abundance of choice fruit, Orchard, Poul try-yard, Brew-houfe, Walh-houfe, Coach-hvufes, Stables, and Plealun-ground, containing eight Acres; and any part of 110 Acres may be let wi,tb the fame ; a beautiful old Osk-wood, of s; Acre.% with walks and rides, jotting the Shrubbery. Ditlant half.s-mile from the Chetter and Shrewfhury road, three mites from lvetfey bank, four from the Four Croffes, one from liftwooil, thrice from Penkrigge, ten from Wolverhampton, (the polt.town, poft every dAy) and ten from Stallard. Particulars to be had of Mr. Monckton's Steward, Mr. Martin, Somerford, near Wolverh;unpten, or of Mr. Howell,of Stretton. N. B. Part of the Furniture may be had at A valuation. COTTAGE ORNEE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD, a new built COTTAGE, in the 1. centre of the Ifie of Wight, in the immediate vicinity of (-wry intarelting object ft contains, being diftant only five miles from the pietorelque and romantic fernery at the back (or South ern part) of the naand, known by the name of Undercliff, St. Lawrence, Steephill, St. Boldface, Ste. The Cottage is 3i miles from the Capital, Newport, in a very genteel and good neigh bourhood; beautiful walks abound in every dirtdlion, and the molt enchanting profpeels in the Eland. commanded. The Cot tage confine of Entrance-hall, a good Dining-room, Drawing room, iittcd with Fripeh, lalln, and other Windows. The front is surrounded with a Verand, ornamented with trellis work in the Cothic Rile; a Kitchen, with two good Chambers' offer Wafh bode, with three convenient Rooms above; Stable and Chaife Mode ; Wood and Coal Houle, with other eonveniecoica. Au viedlent Garden, lald out with mfte; a Shrubbery and Lawn in front, with excellent dry Grava Wall.r; a 'Awe of Meadow Land, of about four Acres adjoining thereto. VCIIIIS (with the referent) may be had of Mr. T.:Newton. Warwiet•fquare, London, or a line (pelt paid) addrefferd kl , & is its care (as abovey, 'via be fat warded to the Pitutipik Mao BANK OF I ENGLAND Ka. . I PROMISE to pay to Mr. itba. Newland or . Bearer on &mead the Sung of Zbm Wountl. ao----Loation the—day of --xBo For the Govr. and Com" of the t gtoo I BANK OF ENGLAND. The perpendicular line at the top and bottom points net.4ll' proper place where the Note May be eta. • Ati tokoiar i s,:x Me ,21 . 4y,4 *riders/ f , Nita Oses . P•sar.44se mtiat,;utiAl fival &XV . _ • -.Lai R. BLIT, •Sea. THIB43NLY LOITERS' TO BE DRAWN THItifEAR. ; BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30,• 18os. ' SCHEME. irizes of L 2O l OOO • 3 . 30,000 3 s,OOO 4 2.040 i r soo zo . sco • 30 • ••,44. • 300 60 .S 0 . . 4.10 e • • •—• 20 3poo MOW/ ao each entitled to 7,619 Beneks 17,381 Blanks are 4 60,1 3 o pc* vs.poo OEM 1 . 400 Como 3PO O 39cco 9Q/Cth 30.000 • as ,coo Ticket,. ' 2sexco ' The Firft•drawn Ticket, stb Day irtalx* Ditto - otd Pay a 9,000 • Ditto • - yth Day ' s i mo . Are part of the shore Capitals. . TICICkTS and SHARP are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTEIItY OFFICES. • •Prioe of's Titter £ 19 to o Half - 9 19 o I Eighth - sto 6 'genie • 5 o o Siateinth 5 . 6 STATE lA)TTERY for xliett, • BEGINS pßAwitio MONDAY,SEPTEMBER 30. )20,5. l'kjE TICKETS are fold arid divided into Halves, Quartets, Eighths,. intfliitreetiths, by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stuck-brukcra l At their. State-Lottery Qifice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Losidon. Letters, pia paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis. THE SCHEME coNTAINs 3 Adzes of 20,000 4 Prizes of • L rxx, ao,orda I ,6 • J 1990 3 sato to Soo., Ace...he:tee. - The lowcft Prize 2cl. and sol.,ciich for the NM-drawn Three Thoufand Blanks. •.• Country Orders, accompanied with Omit dated Bibs on London, Pali-01;1'4:c Orders, or Cafb. in Parcel by Coach or , Car rier, puntaually attended to; and Corrcfpondents may depend on being treated exaaiy on title fame terms as if perfonally prefent. I BRANSCOMB and Co. joint Contraftors for • the two lalt Lotteries, and Proprietors of the Lucky No. rl, HOLbURN, and 37, CORVHILL, beg have to retie" their molt grateful thanks to the Public, for the great partiality !hewn them in the blt and former Lotteries,and again Melt their favours in the prefent Lottery, at either of the above Offices whtre the following Capital Prizes have hem fold, fliared,and re &Mend prior to the laft Lottery for 18.34, namely -4 Prizes of .439/.00 r 5 Prizes of Csocti 8 20,000 26 2COO It 10400 54 ioco And tite only Prise of pool. ever /hared. And in 'BO4. No. 929, thared s-4th, t-Bth, and 2 i6ths, 4:20,c00 1443, (hared b t quarter, 3.Btha, and 6-16th% 2,0.000 I 7686, !hared in 2-4ths and 8 thths, 2C,020 456, lhared in r-quarter, 3.Eths, and 6.l6ths, 20,002 1317471 (bad in flatten fizteenths, . - to,oco were all fold at the above Offices, betides feveral swot taxi. cool. &c. Ste. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the Prises (bared by than paid on demand. • N. B. The Lottery bcgins drawing the 3oth of September tflos, , and the Blanks drawn for the firft three &Ilya will be entitled to 101. each, as panienlarizot in the general Scheme; therefore it, early purchafois recommended. . _ CAPITAL FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE. LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - - GA Tnefday. the with day of September, 1805, at the tlenrge last in Grantham between the hours of three and five in the after. noon, fubjed to firth terms anti conditions. of Sale as Ybe then and there produced, ALL That Capital MESSUAGE DWE're: LING HOUSE, fituate in the centre of Vine-ftrect, in Grant ham, confifting of Breaktaft.room, Dining- room, two Kitchens, Drawing•room, Bed-rooms, and excellent Cellars; together alfo with the Stable Yard and Garden tbercunto belonging, now in the occupation of Burgoine Tomkins, Efq. The Houle is fabltantially built, well fitted up, and nearly as good at ncw, and particularly convenient for a medical Gentleman. Polfeißon may be had at Michaelmas DUI, and the fixtures (if required) taken at an appraifement. I.or further particulars apply to Mr. Davis, Queenlquare, Ilionnau ry. London ; or to Mr. Wlsitc, Attorney at. Law, Grant hant. - V4INABLE RECTORY, STAFFORDSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Marrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Cia. At Cutaway's. on Tutfday, November ta, at Twelve o'Olock, j'HE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and next L f RESENTATION to the RECTORY of the Parifh of Cherkley, fituate in a rich and fertile Valley, in the County of Stagord, four miles from Cheadle, and five front Llttoxeter, con• fining of a Pat-foliage Houle, beautifully fituate on the Banks of the River Tear, m•ar the Turnpike-road, and a float diftanee from the Church, wick fuitable domeftic Oakes, Barns, Stabling, Cow-honfe, Granaries and other fpacious Out-buildings , and t3 O Acres of remarkably good Glebe Land. The Parifli contains be eween 9 and to.ooo Acres, exdufive of sco Acres of Common or *aite.land. The annual produce of the Living, as at prefent col lected, is upwards of Fool. which may be very conliderably increaf ed. The prefent in6imbent is in the. 5 tit year of his age. For a view of the prernifie apply to Mr. Altai, Land Surveyor, Cheadle, SW:Entails:, of whom printed psniculArs may be bad.— Particulars alfo of William Mott, Efq. Litchfield ; Mr. Drewry, , Printer, Stafford; I,leffri, Nott and Lloyd, Printers, Birming ham; Mr. Ho•lfun, Printer, Cambridge; Melts. Dawfons, Prin ters. Oxford ; Plowden Pre/and, Efq. Broafwielaquare, London, at the place of laic, aml of Alan. *law, Wks, isti Co.Aiderf• gate- now . . TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has / held a (oral! Appointment under Government for there t 6 yesrs,who has a Wife and two fmall Children depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whore ruin mult he inevitable. nn'efs he fhould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a generous Public •, looks with a pleafing and anxious hope to this bit refouree as the only means to enable him to retain his 6tua dolt, preferve his rcfpcdtabitity, fupport his Tawny, and rave him ' from prifdit. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his kin :fufferings and exertions to keep his wants a ferret in his own %tom: his endeavntirs have failed, and he humbly begs to refer thole whom PROVIDENCI has bleffed with a difpolition to relieve the Wain/Int their felloiv creatures, for a fuller account to Mats. Hodfoll and Stitling,lankers, No. 341, Strand, and IVleffrs. Bol duo, Luihington, and Co. No. 30, Cornhill, where the fmalleit donations will be MAR tb.Mkfully recelvedand gratefully acknow• ledged. He begs to rtatirn his moft grateful thanks to, G. (of thitkl i efland),4l 0 o Anonymous,from,Btiitol to o Aponyenoite I . I 0 H. A. •0 • N. Y.' Erg: •.• 0 X.Y.Z. Era . z 0 9t. Y. Z. ../ '0 0 W.T. I 0 0 11 0 0 C. j. x t• 0 so 6 7 E 7 - A WY :HNIVERSITTOrk OkFOR.D.--THE ROEBUCK INN. 441 E NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have • 0••• accafion,,te *icier travel through OXFORD, oremott re fluedifolly fainted toodnier their Carriages to die- ROEBUCK INN, where Capital. Horfes and'esperleaced Drivers are ready to' Sorward them at the roafonable rate of • ONE EHILLIND PER MILE. And to thofa Bounties, or Aerials, whii may willt to continue a few days at Oxford, to examine and otter thelmonuments of art, elegant edlfices,•iad eurkifitles, depofited in Ws' Celehrited Uni vestty,tießoeaviceleriWordaagentedawl comfortable abode, where the untiol i t, ausatiou is paid, and where the charges are moderate. DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton Buildings , Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), acquaints :the .Pn! lie, that he continues to attend Patients in the DIFFER ENT SP.ECIBS of this Difeafe, which iodides DROPSY of the 'CHEST..both in Town and Country; andthat be may be con flated at Home, every Moaday Adorning before Twdve o'Clock, Mullin general &thy *miser morning before eleven. ; N B. 4fo letters, wads pdft paid, will be received. GRNERAL MOURNING. 'T`HOMAS and CO. refpeitfully acquaint their 1 - numerous Cußooters and Friends; that they have laid in at reduced priers, a very large and valuabk dock of every Article adapted for thel?refent Muuroin„ ,, , in the Mereery, Drapery, and Halerdafhery Branches,' which they pledge thenifelves to fell at their accuantoed Low Prides.--Ladies who are at Watering-places groth i erwife eon/died to din Country, may rely upon having any ankle ingantly forwarde4,to them upon fending. a Nimble remit. ratiCe,.as'r. and Co 's p puf doing bufmel's is for Ready hinney. Tbdtiras and Co.'s ezithfive Show' Rooms are amply fteppl44 with sway Ardele itt 11aAk Dreff,s, Cloaks, Millinery; Ste. ice. under the direition of ?AWL Thomas. . *.• Chaneery-hane Corner, sear Temple-Bar. • SCOTT's LIVAC 1M ANL) PINK DYE. TO Colour silk Stookihgs—the firll of thefe give, I theillefoin Hu Silo much admiral by many in New Sirs , Stockings; it alas dyes SU; Line Muflin,Tiffeny, Gault, fez. the I Stun Putiple,.Likpe, ad Vsoiet f ate. of various tints, at pleafurs, lin4 a tolerable Colour. ItAkeprite, Soirr's rpm Dv e. polleffing the like qualities, ethalty hCautiful and approved. Price is. 61. cads Packet, with printed'lnftiuttions. Serses . i.lquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark Linen with a Pen that will nut difcharge, Superfine Prepared Wa ter Colosws, and all uneffuries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre. pared anl Sold Wholefale and Retail, at his Manufactory, No. st 7, near acdford-ftrest, in the Strand, London, and by molt Venden of Bottle Articles in the Britlfh Dominions. be Sitetstive-..the PlA:lyricist% name is marked on the enclitic of Wrery Packet, nohe other h Genuine. WATERING PLACES. fp, ORS takes the liberty of afruring the Nobility and Gentry, that he has no connection with. nor has he font any wren whatever his karma to either of the Watering places. Flat tered as he mutt he that fo many perfons allume his name and repu tation, to procure the foPpurt of the public ; yet he cannot allow then to practice their fent:nes d &Anion without expofure. He begs leave to recomtnend thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who mean to honour him with 'their commands, to apply at No. tsp. Biihopfgate within iner.v. As thole who vend PRIa!ZJES and ORNAMENTAL HAIR under his apparent fandion, can only pullers thole cad off articles which have been rejr...ted by him, I either from a defect of tnanufadure, or from a want of fablion. He hopts to be Pardoned for repeating that he can anforer for oo Artielos, nor does he employ any Graces but fuck lame to be procured at his Emporium in Billsopgate•ftreet, where continue. be •mhibited an kinds of PERUCW ES in the mit elegant tafte, Ildhionable Rile, and uncommon • anety. All his unparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts, Rows and Ban divas, are executed entirely by kis inftrudtion, and underlits in. :fpe.ftion. N. B. Ross molt rerpettfully folicits the favour of the Ladies and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public may be allured that he has, and will employ men of the melt emi nent profcfßonal &Hilda, which is an embellithment to beauty. PRINCE. DENTIST, N 0.333, OXFORD-STREET. ARTIFICIAL TEETH - fkilfully placed, from one to I whale ,Set„ as not to be difeovered from Nam eat Teeth, and which will always be found to retain their flatland colour. Mr. P. is to be confuted every day, at his hnefe al above, where an the V3rio43 operations incident to the Teeth and Gums, are carefully performed, on 'moderate terms. PIIN CZ'S GIME AID TINCTURE, the only remedy yet difrovered for.faftenieg Teeth that are loofe; and is particularly recommend ed to perfons wearing Aatificial Teeth tied to their natural. as It I will prevent the natural front becomiug luofe.—.Price tos.6d. per Bottle. Palaces Pe STIIPLA RYA for concealing decayed Teeth in front. in as not to be ellfenwred that they are decayed : I.adies and Gen • thenen may apply theft Path: Pearls therstfelses its a moment, by following the inclofed direEtioms. There Palle Pearls are parties. Uri) , reciintmendul to perfona refirling at a dilt,ince from a DeWitt, who have the misfortune of toting front teeth. 24 this , may on an oceafson be enabled from tittle Palle Pearls to make one themfelves. Price Half a Guinea per Box containing teu Pearls, or one- con mining so, Two Guineas. Panic c's Cusßßr PASTE, for prcferving and whitening the Teeth, curing the Scurvy its the Gums, making the Gums aad of a healthy red. Mr.T. win not fpesk in felf-praife; only requires a tingle trial to thole unacquainted with its merits ; 2s. 6d. per pot. PRI N C E . A CURREY LOTS 0 its pccubar excellence cenfias ith fweetening the Breath, which may arife from Inward complain% korbuttc gums, or detnyed teeth, as there are few whoop more or Isis that are not Allele(' with this unplealant fenlation; a llngletrial wW avouch its merits. 'note who have Artifieial Teals ought rityEr to be without h....skit !,ceps titan tweet and (ken; k is slid a groat preferver of the teeth aod gutxtar,Price ya.piwkottle. To be had as above; ,Holmes, Novfman No. Re)* Err • change ; Melirs Baton and Co. rso, Oxford:ftrecti Arithen, a:9, , 'Strand; and Ward, 314, Holborn, Leaden; and Mr. W. Bull, 79, Dame-ftrect, All orders from any part of the Country usilLfse (cushy coach, by. fendirn•g the ItionrSt dirlita to Mr. Phew., Net. 3gg, Oxford,- (tree I .1 SIR HOME POPHAM. day was publithed, In one very clofely printed Volume, tiv& price Bs. feu ed. I'HE REPORTS from the SELEC I COMMIT- A. TEE of the Hoare of Commons, nn Papers relatin7. to the Repairs of his Majefty's Ships the ROMNEY and SdNSIBLE, whae under the Command of SIR. HOME POPHAM. _ _ . Together with the EVIDENCE taken before the Committee — which will be found highly interefting to every perks; connected with the Britifh Navy, and to the Public in general &Why John Murray, No. 32, Flect-ftreet ; and by ever/ Bonk feller in Landon, and in every Sea-port in Great Britain and Ireland. 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