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JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That pm. pofals will he received at titer °Elea in St. Margaret-Erect, Welt. minter, and at the Ordnance Office at Ckathaet, by their 015cera there, on or before the it of December otet, from Poch perfons u may be willing to undertake the performance of the PLUMB ER'S WORK, for the fervice of this department at Chatham. Further particulars, together with the terms and conditions of the contradt, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office in St. Margaret-Erect aforefald, any day between the hours of ten and four o'cloek,and ago at theOrdnanceOfilec at Chatham. The Prop:4ls arc to be faded and marked on the ontiliet' Pro • pads for performing the Plumber's Work et Chatham." But no' propafal can be asboitted after the Paid oft day of December Dm, at twelve o'clock at now on that day; neither will any tender be noticed, unlefe the party making k, or ca agent as his behalf, !hall attend—By Order of the Bard, A.H. CREW. Secretary. iL PDX AND THEWESTMINSTER ELECTION. To morrow will be publiased, price as 64. R. FOX's Titles to PATRIOT and MAN of LY-IL the PEOPLE difputee ; and the POLITICAL CONDUCT of Mr..SHERIDAN and his Adherenta,in both Hoift4 of Par- . Sament, accurately ft rutinifed.ln a Letter to the Duke of Nos rout, Printed tor Stockdale. jun. No. 41, KW MalL By whom was puhlithed this day. in one largo volume, oasts, Illunrated with many Plates price tws. 6d Encyclopedia for Youth, or an sbrldientent of all die Sciences for the of. of Schools of both Sexes—By John Jofeph Stoehdale. THEATRE•ROYAL, COVEM:-GARDEN. T O•MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, wlti be Ileted the Play of KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. To which wilt be added the Fame of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. This Erening—Sped the Plough; with Peeping Tom. • ARMY. A CAPTAIN ins Second Battalion, of an once eeptionabis Regiment. willies to exchange to the Half.pay ipithoat „ tr o tter s ( m Po as. 3.=Pa ft id) to Captalis Z. pa. m Jermyn direct, NO EICE TO CREDITORS. T''HEIREDITORS of Henri' Browne; foniadi of the City of Norwich, afterwards of Qmsn's-row, Pen• towille, in the Coenty of Middlefex. and deice Liffon is tts- Ptah of St. Marklmßonne in the fame County, Limner mid Drawlog Mallet. are defired immediately to tranfmit an me- es , nt of their refpedtive claims to Media. AUcnr, Solicitors, Inn. Aomdon t or to Mr. William lather, Solicitor, BiAcips 11111.frharel. -1 " UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL, contains s Prizes of £ wpoo 1 5 Prizes of £ soon $ ...-- togoo 7 Soo 3 ---- 5. 00 0 Ike. &e. &a vI'UESDAY, November 4, is the Next Day's Drawing Ticket - • Zig 17 0 Malt - in) 3 el Etta , . ca ti ' 6 Quarter - 'sa o 1 Dantinle . - z 6 c 1 ear it Is neeeffary for *Ate who mean Woe is fartamfa may, 'sod get Itiek, by ventwieg alteall runt, , to. 1111344 a 41r4kr before tbe next Day o f Tirsiwing or they be il *mare very No *Mak* on hi*. .day , •-J...- . .. WAStRANTIO UNDRA*N. otICIETS an, SHARES are kiting at Tina asst. ski sad Co.'s State Lottery Daces, No. 1,6„, CWlhill, No. SS, Clliegniproft, and it. MaraVuev„thu. 1 0 jgask; . CAP' 1'Akr 5 0 0 : 3 7.%# 1 uAftWf• L 'VP r03,4,de 5 bt ,_. k std 44 tb ' -.vs' - I,aivi .•.. • .. . • • TUESDAY; Nfi ER 4. *NA- Ilkis ant ' 41 .0 f Fialvieg. ". ...S. i ~ RROOrethil * CO - rbiet; t 3yi Piecidillih.e3abli need . osit redrawn. 53 Tait; are felling TICSLETS• sad SHARES:warrinted The WSW la aposewsionly Rich, cartehim s Prises of wooca two of topooL three of spool Pre of P ooch . &c &e. And only Elea Days to Draw. The Nobility and Public, who Wend to pireirafe, are re , mfted not- to delay, mere being very few Ticked rastaistrag rittUrod,essirl to the anprecadenead great skrasand.— , —.Begies.Drawiag , Tuefday, Nov. 4. 1 AU Primp fold at this Mos wiri be peisiotdasand. POUILTIN OP -NOVI/dal& il2 ICHARDSON GOODLUCK, and CO. re ez‘.• fredlAany gleams the Pula ic, the MO Day of Drawing will be on ruEmiAY th 7C s H tis of NOVEMBER. .., R WHEEL. ' - Two Peirce vf strops I Two Peace of 1 0 4 00 Three ' croo &even 5..c0 Five woo ter- &c. .• No bled Capital. Ticket. and Shams, warranter undrawn, continue on Sale at lb* 011 res, corner of Sint nuildings - Corokill,facing the Lises Mews, Charing Ceofs, by iltabLstfoer, Goodluek, and Co. S L ATE 1-0 I'TERY, nor., TUESDAY the 4th of November, will be the thud day of Drawing ; after which there wifi remain but (even ilaye more to draw; and, from the following extraordinary Rick Stara of .he Wheel, namely, • Ptisei of ao,cco s Prizes of toe* 10.000 7 300 5400 Betides 1001. &C. &C. • An early purclide is recommended by j. BRANSCOMB and Co. rtoprietitra of the Lucky Olfices, No. t r,Holborn, No. 37, Corn hill, and No. 38, Haymarket. Piccadilly; Where the following Capital Prizes were fold in ssy Shares, in die kit and preterit year, namely . No. 3.330 £ 1000 No. 13,747 •—• IC IO , OOO 17477 rpoo 45 6 *0,030 54499 2,000 9,219 10 COO 16,801 1,000 11,643 10,003 17,9tS spco 7,686 .-- sopso 11P77 sPon 7.757 20 P 22 Likewite No. 12,719, 15,0:01. • Vitt, is Prizes of 3001. and a great number of tool. IA fa. And where Tickets and Shares are now felling in great variety of numbers, as cheap as at any Lioentcd Office in England, end the adle& account fent advemurers ' if restarted. All orders iron, Os Caudill with a remittance, duly Wended to. A CAUTION TO rAMILIAS. Tgrcat pepututilla which Mr. BURGESS has -IL Owed by the rustier excellence of kb k ISBENCII of AN. CHOVILELS for Fith Sauce has Induced many parkas to give the dune name to an articlaeritirdy different. JOHN BURGESS SON think it a duty they nwe the Aide, to caution thenr , igainft Rich tnipotitions, as feverel people toed the Eiripire, offering Shopkeepen,&c so ears t 4 vend the tourism, kind they are particularly reqnstned to a& for sUROESS's, and to obferve, none is genuine but what have the& words upon the label—. John forgets and Son's Original and to- IMF' Van& of Anehovica."--Wareboate, No. 107, strand. /eau &moo Maps, Lend • • caller M. SPEEDIMAN st. arc.:..... ___ a STOMACH PILLS. QPEEDIMAN't TOMACH PILLS; have been provell'for a great number ',of yrans, an evetlitnt remedy for Spent, Wind in the Stomach, that Drywis of Skin. Futile. and Ref:Seger@ fo frperuemly caper-kneed by perfons . afilifted . with Nervous Complaints, Deficiency of Boil, Obdruetitms In ;h e Bowels, • Heart Dtlrn, Cnitivenefs, Cholic, Coot, Vomiting', Head Aths, Ste. They (apply the neteffary proportion of Juices in the Banat+, by which laigellion is promoted, and relieve thufe debl litated fympturns attendant on thofe aft Red with itomath com plaint.; if any thing Is winging to prove their virtues, the tefihno ny of a number of tailors of eharadtet and fortune may be ad dueed fora greet number of years. The e Pills have by the th aideir in of triofie worth maintained a groat reput on, without public advertifements, but the knowledge of their virtues ja now very confined, and the public being the only seam through which they tanhe 111110•111, Tinders the neeeffity of retorting to this mode to avow tin* virtue.' They art parti cularly remowneuded daring the courfe Of Sea Bailing, and drink ing the Sea and Mineral Waters. Prepared aniy T. Shellhor, jun. Druggift, Tottenham High Croft., Middlefcs, by virtue of au affignment from H and J . Pei wick, foie Proprietor' of the receipt, by the Will OVAL Spec& man none ate genuine but thole having a fignaturt oti the Ratty and wrapping palm Sold whoiefale and retail, and for exporta tion, by his arpoinpaint, by Slaw and Edward', No. 66 , St. Paul's Church- r,l ; and Bacon and Co. No. to, Oxford ftreet In Boars at as as. nd. too bit and one faints rods ; and may b. &tat ebspeincipal•vootinvoia attiCoemtiy: In a Dew SKETCH of the REVOLUTIONS of 'MEDI CALSCIENCE. and VIEWS relating to its Mom. Dy P. J llssobao NasionokSootootof Emmet - Eh. aut. T nottesesd Mtn the gram*, with Notes. By A. HENDERSON, M. D. Printed for J. Johnfon,St. PaisTs Church-yard; J. Murray, Fleet flaws ; rird A. CoNllable and Co. Edinburgh. Dr. PUN RIM co CONSUMPTION. 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I have the honour to be, Genrienies, Your faithful and obliged Servant, Wrotham Park,Odt. as, 11106. G. SENO. • I , TO THE ORNTI.EMEN. CI.EROY, ANEI YEOMANRY, INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER. I N the abfence my Uncle, Vice Admiral Berke- L lry, who by an employment in the ferviee of his King and Country, la prevemed from paying his perfonal repedts to you, I take the liberty of foliating your Yates atAl Intrrefte to piaggPina nail. in the high ,uartrpettable Situation of your Repreientadre, a fits ationwhickbe has Idled more than twenty years. Should this his mon mend! wilt be erowned with fueoefe, by your kind furport, you may be affured - that his unremitting en deavours to promote the Fee:tare of the United Kingdom in ye. neral, and the prat:city Sf hla Native Couuty in particular, will be exerted With the gr uitlh pride and pleafure; and perrnil me tel add, that you will, at the Essne tinte,eonter a hafting obligation ou , Gentlemen. with great refpeet, • Your obliged ind obedient humble Serrint, Berkeley Cele, O. 25, 406. DU RSLEY. The t lea ion being fixed fee Tburfday, the 6th of Novem. bet, your early attcadenee as dim day is earneftly requetted. TO THE WORTHY iN v iIINDEPENDENT FREEMEN OP THE TOWN AND PORT OF DOVER. Beg leave to offer to you my will fincereacksow. ledgments for the zealous attachment and friendly Connor; you have fo kindly beftowed on me as a Candidate to reprefenc your ancient and independent Town and Part, apd lam sappy to alrure you that we may rely with confidimca ;pan our, ultimate faeces, when 1 fbatl be woad of the oppentnedry of conVinelng you, by every oft of eratetut remembrance that my endeavours and anxious affiduity Midi best all time* dinetted to a Eject at. tention to your commands, and to Study the belt weeps of pro, muting your prokeriry ; and like the citadel planted upon your commanding heights, immoveably determined to guard your pd , vikges and preferve yeareights. I have the honour to he, Geotiernen. Tour trulydevotod end obliged bumble fervent, ' Dover, OCtoberip. JOHN JACKSON., The Day of Ardtttnt Is fixed for Monier next. Mr. Jackftwen Committee will Et every day from twelveo'clock in th to nine o'clock at night, at the Bleilrom's inn, La 1 Cheaplidr.. . ... T 6 THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS, OF THE COUNTY OP YORK. GINTLEMIN, PARLIAMENT being Diffolved, I fake the ear u& opportunity In my power of COMMUlleliting to you my intention of spin offering myfeif a Candidate for the honour of Reprefenting you in Parliament A period of ten pan 1,...tne elliptic! Once I was flrft placed In the high and honouruble fitnatioo of your rpreferrative, t tenni maurithout Peefumption rift my hope of future lemon ruttier• iltspoyour judgment of nip pujxlic conduct, than upon pneral profellions. I am anxious, however, to avail myfelf of All opportnnty at expraGng the deep leak of gratitude I feel for the libcrAnty and indulgence have already experienced fre,tit yhu upon alf otcaSorni Glace I have been engaged in the exerts ion bf weighty Me honor , tint duties; to difeharge vAlich with fidelity flas,brep the coati• nued Ara of my encreavours. Should I again be deemed worthy of the high honour of heipg one of the Reprefentatives of this great County, I !hall be molt thankful for your (import. I have the honour to be, With the penteft refpedt, Gentlemen, W Your obligid and moil obedient humble fervent, •7 . JUNKY LASCELLIi.S. Hartwoad Houfe 04ober 24, xE TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT. Et.licroas OF THE BOROUGH OF PONTEFRACT. IT was my firm intintian on the prefent DiColosimo of Parliament, to have offered myfelf as a Candidate to rem's,' font you. It may appear prefumption in fo )oung a man to a y. Aire to fuch a fituatlon, particularly without being brought for ' ward by any of the Eledtors: my excufc, Gentlemen, for this' apparent prefureption, mull be the uniform attachment of my family to the intereits of the Borough of POptefrael. The honour which yeu formerly conferred on my Father attaches me to your Intent:NU a greater degree than I have words to elprefe. Hav- Ing Paid thus much on the fubJed of my having formed an Idea of offcrlnernyftif to your notice. I be; to Rate to you the grotto& on which I have, on the prefent occalion, abandoned my intention. and which I troll arc fuch a. you will,approve of. Having rea fon to taped that I than very thmtly be fent on ferrite with'my Regiment, I !eel that bad offered myfelf as a Candidate for tle diftingultled - bonour of reprefenting you, in the event of my being fuccefsful In this great (Alai of my ambition, my duty man OM em. would put it out of my power to perform my duty to you in Parliament with that attention you would have a right to &Mend of at.. bppreffed wtth.the(e fentimcnts, I trait you will approve of my not obtrudlbg myfelf on your notice on the prdent oc. caftan, I troll, however, that a time will come when I can attempt the attainmeat of the object fn near my heart, the facceeding my Fa. rher in that dlftinguithed Ration, the Reprcfentatien of the Mete. pendent Bornugh of Pontefrad. With regard to my Principles, Gentlemen. t believe I may fay that thrFather's conduCt throughout life was a; proved by You. and' I can only add.rhat broaght up from my childhood In a Ready • attachment to the principles of our Glorious Conftitution and the ,frfser.sd Caufiof Liberty, what the Father wis, the Soo, to the ut , mat of his edibles, will endeavour to be. • With (cntlmcnta of the higheft elteem, and the molt anxious • wiArafor the welfare and profperity of the Eledlors of PontcfraCt i , caledlivsly and Individually. permit me to fuhfenhe in) fell. Your molt obedient and v‘r humble fervint, HENRY FRANCIS MELLIsH. Myth, Odtobet ay, tBO6. TO CALICO PRINTERS. JOHN GLENNY, Improver on the Invention of making Brll Gum. and the Ertl perfaitl4ottmaght it to Its prefent hate of perfedtion, who has the II anttlagement of this manufadoringpart thereof, takes this method of returning thank* 'to his Frit-rd. lit v etleral for their mat favours, and aflame the m las well. as ['chairs at large, whatever orders he may be favoured .with, than ntect with due attention, and be of the wen/ bet qua lity. With relpea to its utility and geod quality, fttittactorg re. &retires will hr alv , n to the moth refgeetabk Calico Printers la Clicatire,llerbylliire, and Lannagrli. Medians for hang the Gum. Take three pounds of the Uunt to rash g .llon of Ilium% and 'learnt mix thrni well together. as you world 1. or pane cos lour; then fet it en the fire, and bring it gradually to • hall, me !log It all the time; afterwards put it through a fine %eve, and when enld it is ri-stly for ufe. This will fully answer as well as G u m ti-sepal for •1, erintcr's nq, and it eonfidrrably (Aquifer. N.B. hinufadory, Balloon-Rreet, Mar*litif• mica, wiz!, mid ';(1 ;e . • 111., EMIL ler, PAfF Subs, roan icOaid • z Cent. SLIT as. P 412. MK* ; Idly, 0 4E14. LON- Neom om the Payßr. oar* • lot London. vg.—All nk Jug tßoy a $ ;or C. *.t i~