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, . 1.1 ,o, ', 11 74;4 , . . • • • .. • s " . :"' A.* r' . r " ... 1, 11( , -4 ,11 T • ~ 1. . r ',.. • -' l4, . - . - , "r • ' 1 411pir.,, ,, !* , • . •,. , • • •- - tt. - ' r ..- 4 .... N . . • ....._/ e . ---4,,- ~ .., ? . litl :4 r • -.___,,, •.. (11 , . . 0 _ • •„.,.....„ • . ..... .. • ,kl ~.._ ... a THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1805. NUMBER 5063) i PRICE SIX-PENCE THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 25, 18os, will be perforated the Play of THE STRANGER. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April ty, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTIM 1 .1.1 NC HIS , Ild'AjESTra NAP"; aL here‘ give Notice, That on Friday the 16th-inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the Supply of what FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majetty's Ships and Veffels at Weymouth, for the (pace of Twelve Months from the 16th of next month ; to be paid for by Bills payable with in tereft ninety days after date. BUILDING LEASE OR. LEASES, BISHOFSGATE. S rR E ET. AcommyrrEE of the Worlhipful Company of SKINNERS, will meet at their Hall, on Dosvgate Hill, on Friday the aeth day of May, precifely at Eleven o'Clock, to re ceive Proporah for Letting the remainder of that valuable Ground un the Weft-fide of liiihopfgate-ltreet, and North and South-fides of Skinucr-ltreet, on a hulidingLoafe or Leafes. A plan, elevation, and defeription may be Cm by applying at the Clerk's Office, akinners No. of Prises. a 1 3 3 GRAND SPRING LOTTERY. The Stranger, Mr. POPE; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POWELL. To which will be added (the third time) a New Comic Open, in Two Ads, called THE SOLDIER'S RETURN; Or„, WHAT CAN BEAUTY DO ? .... _ The Cbarsdkers by Mr. POWELL. MY. H. JOHNSTON, Mr. RANNIFTT.R, Mn. SPARKS, Mn. MOUNTAIN, Mils DE CAMP, shd Mn. BLAND On Saturday, the Wed Indian; With The Soldier: l 's Return. THEATR F. ROYAL. Col/ENT-GARDEN. To-moßßow EvEkiicf,AFiffi6, 1805, will bc tided the new Comedy of WHO WAN I'S A GUINEA ? Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN. Aftet which will be perforated ( for the Bth drat) a Grand Serious Ballet of Adioa, in Two Parts, called AGGRESSION; Or, THE HEROINE OF YUCATAN. This Evetike--Tlic Tragedy of Zan; Mama,- Malta. BaTT v. With Rana. COI/ EN t ;ARE) N THEATRE. JACK IN OFFICE. Tmmonew soil be poblifhil, price as. a Pamphlet endtled, TACK IN OFF ICE. Which will contain Remarks J en Mr. Braham's Addrds to the Public ; with a fell and im• Ica Confider:don of Mr. Kcmble's Poblie Condud with Iv Ira to that Gent le man. Ey the AUTHOR of the DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, Re. fold by C. Chapple, t 6, Pall Mall, 'and 30. Southampton-row, Bloomthury; and J. Afperne, ;a, CornhilL Of whom may be hod, Eft. Dramatic S)nopfts, os. 2d. Elbow Room. ss. 3d. Thermati Diaionary, 941., this asy w — tre - publiffic.l price is. 6d. OBSERVATIONS . un the .. POOR LAWS and on the MANAGEMENT of the POOR in GREAT BRI TAIN, arifiog from a Confute:Woo of the Returus no* before Parlitnient. By dm R ken Hoc. GEORGE ROSE, M.P. Printed for John I-Ltehard, Bookteikr to her Majelty. No. 19c. Piccadilly. Uf n horn may be had, by the fame Author, . . A Brief Exandna:ion into the Inereaie of the Revenues, Com merce, Re. of Great britain, from 1792 to 1799. Price 21. 64L Alfo, Coofkleratlons on tic Debt on the Civil Lift ' , price is 6d. BO FASY FOR LADIES. On Tucklay, g, was publithed, price is. THE LADrs MAGAZINE for March 'soy; eotaining,befidee tl - u(ual variety of intcreiting, entertaining, and it&rutftive articles, Lij:any for Ladies, Lefton Ift (to be r , • Ai rued) by Dr. John Thornton, Lionaan Lecturer at Guy's liorpi rah lUuftrated with two Copperplates, the Drawings of which were made under his Immediate lutproftise—Niud crabellifbcd with the ncweft London Wu'king Dui., elegantly coloured, and a new and elegant Pattern for a blare of a Gown; and " How cheerful along the gay mail," a Song Lam the Oratorio of Abel, by 1./r Printed for 0. Rubinfun, No. as, Paternofter-row ; where com plete Volumes for the Lft and tomer roan tzuy be had, wad pre• cedint Numbers to complete S..ta. ,:ay was iniblitlied, In fool:car with Eight Etchings, DRUNKEN I;ARNA BY% JOURNAL of Four jouroks to the NORTH of ENGLANb. In Latin and Enghut Metre, a new Ldition. Printed for J. Harding, 36, Sr. James's-Arent. Where may be Lail, z. The Dance of Death, reprif mad in thirty-three Subjects painted by Holein, and engraved by HulLir, in foulfcap Bvu. price acs. 6d. brge Bvo. kn. or in ato. it. is. The thirty original' Prints tngraved by Haar, mentioned by Walpole, in his •• Anecdotes of Painting," are introduced In this Volume, which to the antiquary, connolfkur, and man of tafte, muff be extremely intereltiog. a. The Poems of °Man, a beautiful Edition, with twelve new engravings by Fittler, from debgns, by Singleton, 3 vol s. fooncap Ivo. tl is. or on large paper, 11 t6s. ,vi..sr HOME. Dedicated by permitfiun to Ms Royal Ifighnefs the Prince of Wales. lids day was publUlted. in hree larg.: Volumes B►u. embelliihed with a fine Portrai• of the cngra►ed by Caroline Wat- fon. from an original lieture by 141 , We - tree, HARVEST' HOME; confining, among a great JAI. variety of inrerefting Matur, of Supplementary Olaaoing• lo England; of Original Poem.; Original Dramas; Original Con tributions in Verfe and Pro:e, by emincnt living Authors; of Sketches of the Morainal Social Rate of Englint Anisaos, In the great Manufaeturing Towns and of a conakil and enlarged Edi tion of the Author's Poem of " Sympathy." Printed for Itienaart Port 1.1 Fs, No. 6, New Bricke•firtet, Black. friars; sod to lie bad of all Bookfelkm IHE SHAKESPEARE FORGER Y. Thlsday was publiend.in one &gala volume, poa odavo, price Ts. 6d. in &suds, illuilrated with Engravings of the famous quintals' Seal, &ado( various real and Editions Autographs of ri HE CONFESSIONS of \WILLIAM HENRY a IRE& AND, ftLatiee to Lis Fabrica , ion of the celebrated Ms ithfcripts alesibed to Shaktfseare, intcrfrerfed with ansufing and interval:es Anecdotes of the various literary and other Public Choroders. who rendered thensfehres confpicuous during the ex hibition of t►e Parra In 14 , 0f011i Erect, and with Fads never be. EON publiheal. emaciated with the performance of Vortigern, one of the fabricate .1 MSS. at the 'theatre Royal, Drury-lane. London : Feinted foe Thomas Goddard, corner of Pall Mall, sod the Haymarket ; and to be had of all other Bookfellars. Of whom, Ise a few days, may be had, Memoirs of the life of Charles Lee Lewes written by hinifelf, Sad ribillb - d by Ma b.() Jobs Ler Lewes, to tuur Tot► hiulf cap Soo, price as. boards. - - DL•VON AND EXETER HOSPITAL. TO THE PACO Lit. --- - - • THE prefent Apothecary to the Devon and Exeter Hofpital having this day given notice to a full Committee of his rcfolution to refin his Office at Nliclfammcr next, any Gentle man of the profefflosi, deligning to be a Candidate to fueeeed him, is defired to intimate his intention, as Coon an convenient may be, io a ktter to Mr. DA vr r, Secretary to the HofpitaL The Celery and perquilites amount to about 1401. per annum, befidcs board and lodging. It is reludied of the Governors not to engage their votes prematurely; as the good difeilline and profperity et this important Inßitution depend, in a rut iiegree, on the proper age and qualifications of the perfon appointed to this Office. SAM. FRED. MILFORD, Chairman. Flew, Dec.uo, Igoe. 10 7HE GOVERNORS, OF THE DEVON AND EXETER HOSPITAL. My LORDS AND O CI Cr A VACANCY being minivinced fnr an APOTHE CARY to the above HOSPI cAL, by the refignation of Mr. Radford, I beg leave to folicit your votes toftmeeed him. Should I be fo fortunate as to be plAcel in that fituation, it (hall be my Rudy. ind my utmoft abilities iball be exerted to difcharge the duties of fo important a mutt. Having been a pupil in the fald Hufpital. undcr Mt. Rnbcrt Patch, for theft lag twelve months, I triaa my coliduet has been fuch as to meet the approbation of the Gover nors who ulually attcnd, and alto of the isledical Gentlemen of that molt dant ititticution. The promlfes °flown: 1 have received from agreat number of Gov,snors, fume my rtturn from London, demand my roof grate ful thanks, and kave not a doubt of my fuccefs on the Day of ELZtiou. 1 am, my I.orda and Gentlemen, Your molt obedient Servant, THO WILLIAM SMERDON, Member of the Royal Cohege of Surgeon. Exeter, February 27, 1805. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Trvern, Foxhole-Brett, Plymouth, On Friday the loth of May next, at ten o'clock io the forenoon, (Purfuant to the direaions of the Commiffioners fur Span& Prizes), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 111.20 OX and COW HIOES, in the Heir; . . 4c ISA/. cout..ining 40c0 DRY HORSE HIDES And 464 TANNED HIDES. Part of the Cargo of the Spanifh Ihip NOS CRA SENORA DE LA REOLA, alias EL MERCURIO, (detained of her voyage from Montevideo to Cadiz, by His Majelty's Ship PHLENIX, l'uost AS 'Lucca, Efq. Captain). Thcy are of a remark Ale good quality; and brio; the only remain:rig Hides in this port fur fide, are parti cularly recommended to Tanners and others, Alto; the beautiful friptc-built Ship NOS IRA SENORA DE LA REGLA, alias EL NIERcwRIU. Admeafuring 142 Tons. She is American, fuppufed Philadclphia•built; has a Figure head, and is copper4heathed ; fhe flows a very large cargo, and fails one mmonly fart—is partieutarly calculated for a letter of marque or running Clip in the Streights, Welt India, nr African Trades, and will Aquire no more than a ennimon Outfit. Fur Cataingues, Inventories, an 4 further information, apply to Peter Tonkin, Ef. or Mr.JOHN HAWKER, Merchant in Plymouth. A Deptifit of 25 per Cent. will be required at the tinted Sale, (in Calls or Bank of England Notes,) and the remainder before the delivery of the Hides or Ship. Plynioath, April 16, 1805. A NEW AND INIPKUVED IMER. 116 day 'AS pticc i,;17 - wiiit - ti;Tol - ;il;wance to fichoUla and Dealers, Tut: LONDON PRIMER ; r,r, FIRST BOOK for CHILDRFIII, at dr ea lI ft age---intended as au intro dailien to Dr Marcelo. and tberrarious other Lill& Spcliing books, The following Are the peculiar Improvements which will, sa it Ls furrof,d, entitle this little work to general adoption and prefer ence in all preparatory and firlt Schools, and among thole Mo thers who teach their infants the brit ektnetits of Reading. Lit is printed on fuperfuie paper, un a very large and clear type. a. The Grit (et int Litters are of an unufually large fiae, being an inch fquare, and the condfit of great and fniallLidten are inu grated with Cuts and familiar obit-Rs. 3. The Reading j.cffons begin with Words of only two Let ters, and proceed t, thole of three and four Letters, and finally by hulk gradation to thrift,: of two and three Sylbldcw 4. Every Left° is decorated with a b-audfully engraved fami liar olt.!ft, renderitg the whole number of pleafing Cuts in the work nearly One Hundred s. The Vorli is doled with fultable Prayers and Hymns, adapt ed to the firß age. 6. Vulgar and low expreGions have been ftudioully avol.'ed, and an mut-avow ha: bun male i s cvcry part, to unite finipli. city with elegance. In a word, it may i.e fairly afferted, that the London Primer, or Fiat Book, need only to be fern to be pref. r red both Ly Children thenifelvea, rnd by their P&TCII4I and teach ars. to every other work of the lune defeription. Printed fur Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and Salina library 137, bleu Bond Rrect, and to he had of all linolle:lers, Sta. te.ntrs, and Dralien in Books. Of whom may aro bad, Dr Mayne!. spelling Book. the itth edition. retired and toted, and ail the other improved Children's R.;olts lately pu'o• Lflu..: by . 1 abaci itsd Cu. at their julienne and kiwi Library. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIUATION. WHEREAS, at a Special Meeting of the Proprie tors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation, held at the Hotel, Sidney Gardens, near Bath, on the tlith day of April,tgos, purfuant to due Notice given thereof, it was unanimoufly refolved, application be immediately made to Parliament for an Adi, tor enabling the Company to rife a (WEL-fent turn to complete the Canal and Works, and that the Principal Clerk Mould prepare a Draft of a Bill for that purpofe. and produce the fame for perufal at the nest Meeting of Proprietors. And that fucks Bill Mould con tarn provilior.s for railiog the turn necciLtry for the Paid purpoir, tither by a 14 m. fecured by promiffory Notes of the Company payable with with an option to the hoidersof filch Notes, to aeon* within a given time a Share In the Canal for every sot f-cured by fueb Notes. or by the creation of New Sham, or in any other manner that has hoot. adopted by other Canal Companies; fo that the plat. to Leadopted 01.11 be with the approbation of fuch of the Proprietors as Otall be prefent,or three-fourths of them, ac cording to the Shares th....; are empowered to vote for, at fome Meeting to be called for that purpof; add fo that no call (hall bt male till at kilt iscbcool Chill be lufcribed for, in fame of the ways that may be adopted. Nuw Ido hereby give Notice, that the CAI Meeting of Proprietors was adjourned to, and will be hem at the Paid Hotel in Sidney Gardens, near Bath, OA Friday. the 3i day of May treat, at ekven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the put pole above-mentioned. JOHA WARD, Principal Clerk. Marlborough, April to, 1805. Note, Proprie:ors nisares may fubfcribe for Optional Note , by applying to Nlcffr-, Harfords, Davis and Co. Bankers, Britt°. Melfrs. Wbitelitait, !Toward and Co. Banks" cpteatua-itrec:, Welts), or at r.ly tam. To be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Premifes, By Mr. WELLER, On Monday the asith of April, 18os. and the following day, at la o'clock precifely—LOT 1. A MOST defirAble FREEHOLD VILLA, with fuitablc attached and detached Offices, Coach Houle, and Stables, all excellent Garden, and a rich Meadow of two acre. and a half divided from the Garden by a beautiful Stream , of Water, Gtuate in the phrsfant Village of Welt &smug, late the Refidence of William Heather, Efq thceafed. Lot a. Two well built l'eneincets with Shops and Gardens, at Weft Bourne, in the occupation of Mara. Silverluck and Coates, tenants at Will. LOt 3. A Copyhuld Meadow of one Acre in Small•Qrcet•lane, Wclt Bourne Lot 4. A Freehold Field, called Farm Meadow, containing two Acres, at a (mall diftancc from Lot 2. Dim% Poffeinun may be had of Lots z, 3, and 4. And immedi.tely after the foregoing, will be Sold by Audilon, 11 the Hou!chola Furniture, belonging w the late William Hea• her, F.fq. Catalogues may be had in due time, and the lioure viewed by rickets, and fu..ther particulars known by applying to Air. Warn at , ;anchor; or to Wk. Weller, at his Gracral Agency Othcc,•Chl darner. ico Coo° £ 3 00 10 3 e Capitals determinable: Mil-drawn, tit Day 4 to,odo Firit-drawn, 6th Day, 29,0c0 Ditto ad Day lox Ditto 7th Day soco Ditto 31 Day !coo Ditto Bth Day 39,000 Ditto ' 4th Day soon Ditto 9th Day 1,000 Ditto sth Day tom Di .to loth D ..y a r ooct Tickets and Shares are felling at every Dace. PRESENT PRICE : 418 scp o 4s 9 6 a 5 o SCHEME. Value of each. £ 30.000 20,000 10.000 SACO 1.00'3 11C00 SOO 100 So . 20 Total Value. la i 60,0a0 40,000 3opoo 15poo 10,000 Bpco 7,000 500 3 SAOO .. 120,000 30000 Tickets. Tictet Half %ater 49 1 4 4 a o BEGINS DRAWINI Eighth Sixtcatth 13th MAY, igos. STATE LOTTERY CONTAINS z Prizes of 430,000 13 Prizes of L 5,000 10,000 5 -- 1,000 3 t 0,030 , 8 r,ocszo 14 of cool. and others of took Ste. &e. S WIFT and Co. N. 11, Poultry. are felling dm Tkkets and Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing the 13th of May. In the LIR Lottery; the Ticket No. 10.932, a Prize of zopooL No. Sze°, a Prize : t owl. and Nos. 98J2 and z 6,268, Prizes of scot. were ilstred and told at Swift and Co.'s 08&s—where No. Opt. a Prize of soa.ooL No. 9362. a 1 , , ;ze ot 10.0001. and No. ishoolt. a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lottery. were atfo fold in Shares. SPRING STATE LOITPRY. Begins drawing MAY 13th. dos. r- r . ROBERTS molt relpeelfully informs hi s F r i e nd s -IL • and the Public in general, that Tickets and Shares are on Sale at his truly FORTUNATE Office. No. 8, Cornhill. where No. 14,640,a Prise af TEN THOUSAND POUNDS,was fold in one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenths in thc hit Lottery. No. 13,387, a Prize of sooL was silo told in thane, and Prizes to a confider able amount in former Lotteries too numerous to mention. The prefect Grand Scheme confifts of two 30,000 L two sopool. three to,oocL three 3,0001. five spool. eight wool. &c. &c. An early purchafe is recommended, as Tickets and Shares will advance in price as the Drawing approaches. No 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING•CROSS, I.OI 4 IDuN, BISH, Conttaißor for the prefent Lottery, • affures his Frtenda that the Sale of Tickets and Shares far ez i geeds his molt fanguine expedations. in the late Lottery. Ticket. rote from the prefent Price to up wards of azl. prj Ticket before the Drawing began, and every Ticket was fold before the Lottery was half finlike& The &theme of the prefent Lottery ftands univerfally allowed foperi.x to any former in Capital I'. izes ; he therefore advifea his Friends (who mean to adventure) to lore no time in purehating, u Tickets and Shares,from the extraordinary des and, will be fere to rift conlidcrably. •.• PLrfons in the Country may be (unpile:l, by fending (Pc& Paid) Bank Notes, Cafh, or Poit Office Orders, to either 4, Corn hill, or 9, Charing-Lrofs, London. Drawing begins t:th of MAY. GRAND STAVE LOTTERY. ADRUMMOND, No. 65, VLEET-STREET, wines to remind his friend% and thc Public in general, that the richeft Lottery in thc whole world begins drawing on Monday the 13th of May, confining only of 30,000 Tickets, a:.d contain ing to a large amount, viz.. a r Z rrizci o f A, 30,003 I 3 Prizes of L 10,000 Ditto 20030 3 Ditto 5060 3cc. &c. &C. As a great number of Ladies and Di:Alerts-ft were difappointed laft Lottery, in not being able to buy TiLkets at any price, A. Daum- MO N 0 recommends an early purchafe tor the prefent Important Lottery, whiah will prevent a chf,ppoictment, and be a great Caving to purchafers, as the price of l'i,:kets may be expected to zits COQ. fultrably.—Prizes to any amount paid on dernaiyi Curricl Numerical Boo' ka and Numbers careft;liv examined. STATE LO rrERY, Commences Drawing the 13th of next Month. HALL and Co. (focce ff ors to Mr. NicHOLaOst), at the Old l.icenfed State Lottery Office, No. 811 i CORN HILL, curner of the Roya Exchange. London, rtipedtfully in form their Friends and the Public. that Tickets and Shares (did, (tamped) and in variety of numbers, are felling on the {owe& terms. The number of CAPI l'Al, PRIZES in this Lottery (and only 30.cr00 Tickets) is : The Scheme contains 2 a 33,cricl. 2 Of 20 OCOL 3 of to,oool. 3 of soool. 5 of zoool. 8 of moot. 14 of vol. a gi cat number of tool. and 501. and the luweft Prize 101. f 7 Orders from the Country, at companird with good Bills, at a (hurt date, Bank Note 4, Cadi, or P.dt•Oflicc Orders, executed on the fame terms as if pLrf , iti.dly :lad Shares re. glitered at Si x peoce per Number. •.,• Prizes paid on dem ind, and in full, two months after the Lottery has linilhed Drawtog. For NERVOUS A FFECTIONS,BILIOUS COMPLAINI SAC. IN the Idle Dr. NORRIS% DROPS, are found th e lAA remedy in the univerfe. Their reanimating and reftora • :ive etleds in Cough., Cold+, and all Difraf,s of the Stomach and Bowels, Lownef , ‘ of Spirits, Complaints of Adrinced Agc, &c. thole Drops will produce the happieft t f cti. In a practice of Fifty Years. they have been found an lotall,ble rem-4 for Fevers of all deferiptions and in all Climates. Prepared and Sold Whole. Me and for Exportation, by Wm. Withers. Na. 129, Strand, near Temple Bar. London, and Retail by mutt Medicine Venders, price as 9d. ll*. and axs. p er bottle. To prevent impolition, obferve the Picttature, Wm. Withers. BILIOUS, GOUTY, and NERVOUS PER SONS, and all thole who have for a leng.h of time been bene fited by the ule of the Rev. WM. IS ARCLA re ANTI-Bilious PII.LS, arc recommended in future to purchafe the above Pills,at the Elaboratury, No. 35, Bedford ttrcet. Cormit•Oarilen, where they will he certain of having them genuine, as the P.t..nt and ori ginal Recipe , or making them will, as a proof, be (hewn to any perfon. SoIJ in boxes at Ss. 6d. and ins. each. N. B. The above are the original and only genuine Pills which have been recommended in Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Cates, by the moil refpedtablc Perfons in the Kinglom, for a lilt of whom Ice the wrapper accompanying each box. Conntry Agents are requelted to apply at the filaboratoty, Ko e, Bedford-firect, Covent•gartien; or to Medrs. Howard and Evans, Long lane. ntitbfirld. ' 1 - 1 E tiOSILR 1( and ULOVE WAREHOUSE in the NVORLD, Viholefale and Retail, for READY MONEY ONLY, !,y J. RADFORD, Real Manufan• turcr, No. 64, Cheaellee; and, tv prevent miftates, recollect that J. R ha. no concern with any other She.? in Lontion. Ohfervc but the following prices:—..A4c BrownCutton fur Boots at is 6d. worth is. hd. Men *Superfine Rib:sed Cotton at only is 6d. worth 35. 6.1. Worllett's Fine Cot.on. is. 6.1 worth as. 51.1, , C1 fine at as. gd. worth 45. and with curiuns.l.ace Clocks, 3s. worth ss. Black or White 5.1 k Hole, at 69. 6d. and with Lacc Clocks, 79. 6d. worth cos. 6.).500 Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Crrives,frorn is. upwards ; Plc Nic Lace M..ts at as. 6d. worth as. and extra long Lace Mitts at 25. 941 worth ss. and a curious article In Ladle,' long Lace Sleeves, calculated to give cafe and elegance. patronifed by tht Royal Family; Elaftic Cotton, and other f/rawers at only 31. 6d. worth p. 6d. alfu flew invented Lamb's Wool pet ticoats that art fo much approved of by the Ladies. l'nofe that have to maks tart.: purchafes will find the greate.t advantage by buying at N.. 64, clicapfide. The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's 06re, at this Ofliee, or by applying to the CoUedtor of His Ma jelty7s. Curtness, at Weymouth. Na regard will he had to airy tenth, ia which the trieefiall mot be ia ferid is wont, at kagth, .r tbatjball k Jell rersd to the hoard helm o'cloth ow tho jwJ FriSoide .26tb aalefi M. perfaso wok maks the kids=, or faro ferias as his 5.5./f, attersoh N aafsver solda:a salted for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, A a vil 18, 1805. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUJILLMG HIS 111.4783TT"S NAM de &gray the =tier, That on Friday the zyth of May nen, they will be ready to receive Tenders to writing (fooled up) and trek foe. THREE HUNDRED TONS of LYMING TON or NEW CASTE SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs; and for THREE HUNDRED TONS of ENGLISH BAY SALT, of the largeft grain; of which the Purfous who shake the Tenders are to pro- duce Samples. To be delivercd into His Majcfty's Vii ua'Log Stores at Dept ford, ooe half by the 3t it of July, and the remainder by the 3oth of September twat, free of all charge and rik, to His Majtlly, ex cept that the Cootraaor will he allowed as. ttd. prr too, for por terage of the Salt front the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills parade wiz!) iotercit ninetr days after date. The Condition of the Contraets may be leen at the men:tufa Ogee, at this Office; or by applyln; to the Colteetor of the Salt Duties at Lymington in Hatnplirc, and Middlewich in Cheihire, repctaively. No regard soil/ dr had to say Tattler is via:A the trite flail not he isferted is words at length, or that fiat not de delievred to the Board before Or o'elock es the fail Friday, the 17th of May meat, nor atalei the l'erfon sae soaks the Tinder, or fame Polio as his heltalf„ att e nd', to anteater !rhea sailed ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. April 22, 1805. THE Governor of the Royal Military College, cloth hereby, give notice, that, sa the New Building now riveting at Marlow for the accommodation of the Cadets of the Junior Department of the Royal Military Culler. wiu not be fuffi ciently dry by the firft Tueflay in May for tick reception; the Meeting of the Collegiate 11.... rt:, which was appointed on that day for the purpofc of examiu.: g the feveral Candidates for ad m11341,18 pollpoucd until Friday the 7th of June next. YELLOW FEVER REMEDY WAREHOUSE, No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. 7'HE PROPRIETORS of this INSTITUTION -IL having received a Late, bit SAturd iy, from a Gentleman, Who Rates himfs,lf to be jolt arrived from Jamaica. and that he and i 3 other %erre recovered from the YELLOW FEVER by the ufc of their REM EDY,atni militating his Rotement to be 'acted in the next Monthly Army Litt—but having forgot to mention the particulars of his whittle (only raying King-Rreet), the Pro prietors will be much obliged to him, if he will '.• ere the goodncfs to fend his proper addrtfs to alb Warchoufe, in order that his with may be complied with.—April is, 11:os. TO BE SOLD, without rcfetve. by PUBLIC SALE, At Jack', Coffre-houfe, neer the Cc es Exchange, Mark-hire, on Momlay, April 29. 18os, at tuff paR one o'clock precifely, A 1101 J 2500 Q4,trters of good Dantzic mixed WHEAT; a eonndtrahlc part of which lies under the King's Lock, for cspartatitm ; l.ut may be entered for home con fumption, on the purchafcr's payin the ufual duties of about 3s. per ttiartcr. Samples of which maybe few, and Catalogue, had at the pLlec of Isle; and pfl,ltompfou Scott, Sworn Broker, No. 29, Nicholas lane. GENERAL INFIRMARY. HULL, April tg, ant. AHOUSE APOTHECARY and SECRETARY Wanted for the General Infirmary, at Ringfton-upon-Hull. Any Perron of not leis th . twenty tour years of age, who has ferved a regular apprentice thy to a Surgeon, and attended a Courfe of Medical and Surgical Ledinres. in London or Edinburgh, or one of the Univerfitits, and Is free from the care of a family, may addrefs the Chairman of the Weekly Board at the lufirmary.. The Salary is Fifty Guineas per annum for the firft and &tend year; fifty-five for the third and fourth year; cod sixty Guineas for the fifth year. The Apothecary has board and lodging found in the lunge • is allowed Test Gidneas additional yearly, for tea, Fuger, and w ading ; and at the end of the fourth yeag, he will re ceive a gratuity of Thirty Guineas, if his coodua has met with the approbation of the Ttullees The appointment will take pkaee on Thurfday the 16th of May neat,,•„• Truftees are recommended nut to be batty hi pro mifing their votes. Si MON WORNER, jun. Chairman. MR. DREW.. JAMAICA TONTINT. Z. T h Meeting of the SUBSCRIBERS, on t h e I Ith of April, tilos, Treftees were chofen, and the Terms Of the Tontine rcfulvcd on, and Intiferlhed by all prelate. The fam to be railed is 20.0001. in Shares of tool. each, paying an littered of 151 per Cent. with Surrivorffilp. Thoffi who wifb for Shares arc requefted to apply forthwith for the partici:lln, and fign by thernfelves, or their Agents, the Agreement, which ii lett for the purpole at the Office of MefFr, THOWARD and MERRI FIELD, No. 94. Pall Mall, when a depofit of 51. per Cent, is to be paid to the Acenant of the Trnftees, at their Banker, and a further ',Mailman of 301. per cent. on the tit of May neat, front which day the Tontine and the hitereft commences. FOR SALE, At the Cullom-Houk, Dover, nn Tuefday, the 30th Day of Apra, I Bos, at Two o'Clock In the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots, viz. saw Gallons Foreign Genets. ;so Ditto Brandy. toy Ditto Rum, Which may be viewed the day heron and on the morning of Sale. tY• A depofit of twenty-five per cent. will he required. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Cullom Houfe, Harwich, on Ttiefday the 30th loft. The Sale to begin at to o'Clock of the Forenoon, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 29 Dania* and 3 Diaper Table Cloths; 24 Yards Damalk and t 3 Yards Diaper Napldning ; it j Yard, Diaper Towelling ; 24 Danialk Napkins, and a Damafk Towels; a!' ) 9,50 Yards of Foreizn White Thread Lace; 541 Yards of Foreign Flack Silk Lace ; r Piece; Qantity so Ells Plain I.inen, and fit Gallons Funigii Red Wine. . . 54 Gallons, Foreign Geneva, for Private Perrone. 3 Ditto Levafs, for ditto. N. B. The Goods (which may be viewed at the Cuftom-Hook, on the t9th init. during Office Hours) mutt be taken away within ten Days after the Sale, otherwifc the dcpofit (viz, one-third part of the Value of each Lot) will be forkited. WORCFSTERSHIR4. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mars. WANE and SON, At the Crown Inn in Everhant, (up Friday the ;oh day of May. zBo.c, between the hours of use and Ex its the afternoon, wilds previnuily difpofal of Pavan. Contradt, (of which timely notice will be given), AVERY defirable FREEHOLD EST TE, eon fitting of I.fferal Inclofurcs of Rich Land, chiefly Arable, containing nearly too Acres. and clpable of much improvement ; with a Barn, stable, and other Conveniences. The Premifcs arc contiguous to the Town of livetham and arc in the occupation of Mr. John Headly ; and the fame will be fold either entire, or In Lots, according to fuch conditions as will be produced at the time of Pale. For further particulars, and to treat by private cnntradt, apply to Mr. Pitt. in Circnerftsr, Gloucciterthirc ; or who'll printed par ticulara may he had ; and alto of Mr. Francis Hall, London Bridge; the Rev. Mr. Wilkins, Bourtun on the Water; of dm Auctioneer, in Fairford, Gloucefterlhire ; and at the place of fate.