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r 4A •_ • - g ' `*.laME. - Agri 1.4400(.1 al, i► I • I ~.. . NUMBER 54 ?7. SATURDAY, MAY 31, aBc6. YAICE 51X•PE)iCP, For the BI NEFIT of Mr. BLANCHARD sad Mr. TAYLOR. GiNERAL PUST-OFFICE, Mot I, doh. A CAUTION. To the GENTLEMFN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SOMERSET. - ----• SOME MERCHANTS of Eminence in London, and in a great Commercial Town in the Country, have lately beim umlauted at the instance of His Malefty's PoR-Mafter- General, and convieled in Penalties and Colts, for fending Leann in limes, by Stage Coaches, in Prejudice of the Revenue of the Poit•Otgee. GtIITLIMLN, A VACANCY for the County having happened by the death of Mr. theca woo N. late one of your Arum:fee tatives, and being encouraged by a numb. r of my mutts etteernoil and highly refpectable friends, to offer :illicit to your notice as a Candl&te to fucceed him, I take the east& opportunity to folicit your rapport and countenance on the day of nomination. Should I be fo of as to be placed In thin dUtinguilhed and hommr able utuation. It will be my conitant endeavour to dilatory the importanc weft committed tome with all pofEble ofilduity and at tention and with that (pink of km grity and independence the County have a right to expeet from their Reprefentative. I have the honour to be with the highctt degree of refped and couilder.don, Gentlemen. Your very faithful and obed 4 ent humble fervent, THOMAS BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE. Harley-ftreet, May 29, dole. - - - ------- - - - - - It is hoped that this will be a warning in all Muller Cafes, aI their Lordrhip• are bound to profeeute the Law to its roll extent. The Penalty Is Five Pounds, with Colts, for every Letter fent (recoverable robin the Party fending) contrary to the Provifions of the Statute of 42 644. 111. Cap. Sr, for preventing Letters being fent otherwife than by the Poll. By Cmsatand of the Pe...llfairr amoral, FRANCIS FRERLING. Snretary. T.I EA I RE-ROY 1., ODV NT-GA Rill , N. ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE I, 1806, will be aged a Comeer. called THE SCHOOL OF REFORM; Or, HOW TO RULE. A HUSBAND. General Tarragan. Mr. BLA NCH API). With the Original Epilogue by Mrs. LI ICH Fl FI.D. In thy cosmic of the Evening, the following SOngs and Enter tainments, viz. Mad Tom of Bedlam (in charaeler) by Mr INCLEDON. A New Conde Bong. (recon.l time) called " A Peep at the Forty Talc..., or. Cuddy Clesmieit Rat VI& t0.,1 or don." By Mr. Y.--qty permit:Son o' Mr Shield) the much. admired Bal. Lid of VW her I love her," by Mr. INCLEDON —A Comic Song by Mr. MUNDEN—A New Song, called " Nautical Gra. etude. by Mr. TAYLOR —Giles Scroggins's Gbolt, by Mr. LIS EON —A New Naval Duet (compofed ezprefsly for the occa Bon by Mr. Shield) by Mr. INCLEDON and Mr TAYLOR. By particular &bre, and patively for this night only, Mr. TAYLOR will prefent the Audience with IMITATIONS of feveral . well koown London Performer.. A New Scotch Song, called " The Maid of Glafgow," by Mils TYRER. To which will be added, the revived Borlefque Tragedy of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. Noodle, Mr. TAYLOR. Tickets to he had of Mr. Blanchard. No. so. Groat q9ecn ftrert, Lincoln's Inn Fields; of Mr. Taylor, No. is; Cbudag• Crofs; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Placa for the Bona may be taken. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BRANDON, Box-Book and Hoak-keeper. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•OARDEN. ON TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, will be aced the Tragedy of JANE SHORE. The Duke of Olofter, Mr. KEMBLE ; Lord Hafting*, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Dumont by Mr. POPE Alicia by Mrs.I.ITCHFIELD ; Jane Shore by Mifs SMITH. End of the Play, and pornively tor that Night only, se THE STORM," By Mr. INCI.EDON. A Conic Song by Mr. MUNDEN; A Comic Song by Mr. EMFRY. To which will be added (not aged thcfe four years) the hfufical Farce of THE FLITCH OF BACON. Major Benbow, Mr MUNDEN; Tipple. Mr. FAWCETT (Being their &ft Appearance in thole Chara.ften) Juitice &above, Mr. WADDY ; Cape. Wilton, Mr. TAYLOR Captain Cr, rifle. Mr. INC LEDON, In which ebestader he will introduce the favourite Song of " The THORN." Eliza. by Mifa ATKINS. Boxes 65,—Pit 31. 64:1--Oallery as—Upper Gallery t s. Tickets and Plates for the Boxes to be bad of Mr. Brandon at the Theatre. ASTLErs, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highneires the Prince of WALES and Dolma YORK. IMN MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 2, and every i v..../ Evening neat Week, will be parented an entirely new / Rana Diyertilement, competed gad produced by Mr.Girona,jun. called TWO TO ONE. • 1 PRINCIPAL DANCERS. Mils Jenkinfon,, Mr. °trout, Mn. and two OSPOSITS'. Immediately after which, a New Spedule, with estenfive Scenery, Machinery, Decorati-ns, uncommon Equertrian Evo:utior.s, Combats, and Proccalons. called THE FAIR SLAVE; - - The (tibial chiely - e - aken firm Moir) Park's Travels into Africa..--In the cootie of the Spetlacle the fillowlng new and mag nificent Scenery Diftant Plantation and African Hut—lnterior of African Hut—A View of the town of Jellefree, and part of the Cambia river—European Planter's Houfe—lndian Town and Al keld's Dwelling--The African Maac—A Moorifit Encampment... The Nema Tabs Tree—African Wood—A View of Kant Molanthique, the chief Moor's Pent—The Moorith Encampment be floating-bridge over the Black river—The Moor's En campment deltroycd —Aitken Town and PLantatlons.—Moorith Camp at Benown-.-The Mood& R for Captives.—African Town, near JeUefree--Wocal, near the Mood& Encampment African's Friendly Hot—Mood& Territories-Grand View of Floating Bridge—and a Proeelßon of Africans and their Captive Moors, on Camels and real holies. Principal Charadhers by Metres. La Toile, Ridgway, Thorpe, Mercerot, Boulanger. Taylor, Poynton, Bryfon, Cooke, Decaliter, Laurent, Dubois, end Rofe —Mrs. Pearce, Mils Harrifoo, Mr. and the three Mifs Girt:nisi% and Mrs. ASTLEY. 'lt In the murk of the evening. Feats of tiorfeenanthip. And a Grand Difplay of elegant Dancing on the. Rope, by that celebrated and unequalled Performer, Mr. RICHER. And, for the IR titre, the whole to conclude with a new comic Pantomime, taken from the well-known Story of Beauty and the Malt, with a variety of magical deceptions, and mechanical changer, invented by Mr. Bradwell, called THE TALISMAN; Or, HARLEQUIN'. ORACLE. Introducing *entirely New Scerfes,through the medium of which tha Owl:chat - atlas of Hariequinade arc progrelllvly led into a varkty of NoveLeccentric. and ludicrous fituadons. Harlequin, Mr Taylor, Columbine, Mrs. Pincott, and Clown, Mr Laurent. In the courfe of the Pantomime, the celebrated Shawl Dance, by Mif. GIROUX. Doors to be opened at Half-part Five, to begin at Half. part Six. NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR EARLY IN JUNE. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Literary Wor:4 and the Public at boo. that he basin Pre paration, and in a few days lhall publilh the following elegant and intereftiog taw Woa RS. I. Mr CARR' STRANGER IN IRELAND, or Travels. in that Country, during the Lett Autumn and Winter, with nuttier 06s EGraVNlM,pricest. is in hoards. 8. MEMOIRS OF A TRAVELLER, NOW AT REST, confitting of original Anecdotes of the Courts of Europe during the lift fifty ymrs, In five volumes, price 154 in boards. A . 1. iliE POETICAL. WORKS OF has ROBINSON, now .: t cone:2(d by Mils Robinfun, and Including many Pieces never .. ' , 9. pitbl:flud,in three elegant volumes, price IL i ts. 6d. boards. 4. THE WILD IRISH GIRL, a Novel, by Mifs OWLDISON, y .nftf of the Novice of St. Dominic, In four volumes, price zos. ... 1 , 0 mit. As COOll at each of there Works Is refpeellvely ready, it may be ',ad of every Boolifeller In Great Britain and Ireland. Within the loft Tlaree Months, Mr. PHILLIPS has publitbed the followhir Oteemed Works: t--Ds 01110ORY*11CTcLOPRDIA, Parts 1, I 114 3, at sss 2-••AsssosesCoaspkte Edition of Jostles s vois ass 3..1 he SPIRIT of the Flinn Awes, 3 ;Ma ty• '1...m4'1/BRIG CNAIAC s MIS for OW, zee 6d 3.-Csoear a's Esa MINT s of LAND 8 inch ys 4 1 ...5t0n nets oo the MORASS/0f the EAR, ass in boards p...,W ln I °noon by Mr Ewan, 3 iroh I 3 I 6d 111....11,4tiet, WITS and WIDOW, by Mr SIDDONS, 31011 T3l 64 9.m.BIOGRATRICAL lain. 1 to the House of COSINICNS, 95 140.PICTUAR 0 , LoNnov for iBc6, ys in red 71...8LA111% CLASS boos, or 365 I [IRONS 5S • ISICOTIIIIPORART VOYAORS and r , Vol 111. age 73--A OR NRULL'S NAVAL Z.:01010N, os 64 7 4 ...TIANSLATIONS from tEc LZIRRIC ASTIOLOGY, 7.64 I(—Dr Joao NIID 00 CoNsustrTioN, 76 16...R0111790N% GRAMMAR of H137 0 1 11 ', 37 I 5) ..-YRINcI tioa a t on the ARTS to ENGLAND, is Each or which may be bad of every Bookieller is the United c s o t hsos-..-lints as STIRIT. May 16, alic6. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. W ANTED, a Perfon to go to Gibraltar, to fu. perbeend the Execution of Buildings, under the Barrack Department. He malt have a competent knowledge of Drawing, and making Magna and Ellimates, and mutt be thoroughly se qualnted with the ?realest part of the revere branches of Build ing. No Perfon need apply, unkfs he can give the moil fatisfac• tory references, both with regard to his abilities and eharadter. Particulars may be known at the Barrack OfEccApring Gardens, any day between the hours of ten and four (Sundays excepted). B i Offire. May2B, xBO6. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May x 6, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTY'a ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will he ready to receive Propofals at their Office In St. Margaret's- Rreet, Weßminfter,on or before the 17th of June next, from fuels Perrone who may be capable and willing to undertake the Con ftrudion of certain Buildings which it is intended to wed at Col chefter, for the Ordnance Department, conformably to a Plan and Elevation, which may be ken at the Office, on any day between the hours of ten and Your o'clock. The Propufab to fperify the prices of each defcription of Work to be ineluded in the Buildings. Alfo the thne in which the Work flail be completed, under a penalty; and the nature of the fecurity to be given in cafe of non-performance of the Contra& Fropofals, foaled up, and fuperferibed" Proporals for Conftrudt " ing Buildings for the Ordnance Department at Colchefter," to be delivered at the Secretary's Mice, St. Margaret's.fireet, Weft cninfter, on or before the 17th day of June next, but no Propofah will be received after that day —By order of the ➢turd, R. H. CREW, Secretary. GREAT MARLO;V. Apil 2,3, ISoG. CONTRACTS FOR COALS. NOTICE ii hit* gives, to all /WOW MIT to Andy COALS for tia Royal Military C.U.I Hist, Wy o.:rite or Groot Marlow, in Me Carty of Brcte, f r Twelve Moods, to comosero on tlte 254 of yam toed, that pwah for 44 fore, in sootily, Add of. will k saved 5, the Correa of th Royal Mi &toy C. at Groat Mal.., r or Aloft 44 soh May Nor. awl do wood Contrael for Coats" ottift dr infirted r 44 err V orb prop The Terms of the Contraa may be known upop application at the Office of the Treafurer, Charles Greenwood, Efq. No. j 6, Spring Gardens, or at Great Markw, any day (Sunday excepted) between the hours of ten and two. The Protasis may be fcparate for each place, and the prices mutt be fpedfi-d is words at length, and not in figures, a:.l they re alto to be in conformity to that Terms of the Contra& or they will not be attended to.--Stamps to be paid for by the Contradtor Adequate fccurity will be rcq Arca for the due performance of each Contrat, and the names of two Pcrfons, as Nettles for the awe, with references, are to be given in with the Protasis. The annual Coolumption of Coals— At High Wycombe, is about s3o Chaldrons. Great Marlow, - 496 Chaldrons. GREAT MARLOW, April 23, ao6. CONTRACTS FOR CANDLES. N OTICE i: Herd, Given, to all Arlon: wiling to Atm CA ArIiLES for Mr Royal Military Collrze, at High Wyrowir and Groat Atari's,, in t.:e Candy of Bork, for Twelve Montt', to aawraur ow the ajth was, that Prop's!, for do awl, is writiag..fialrdop, wii k rrorioed hy Si. Gown*, V . the Royal Military College at Great Marlow,on or kforr Si. tsth of At iy ..at, • t.:r words " Cor:radl for Candles." as/ le infrrtai oa the .19f, of each Propjet The Terms of the Contradt may be known, upon application at the Office of the Treafurer, Charles Greenwood, Efq. No. 36, Spring Gardens, or at Great Marlow, any day (Sundayescepted) between the hours of ten and two. The Propufals may be kparate for each Place, and the Prices muit be fpecified iu words at length, and not In figures ; they are alfo to be in conformity to the 'Fermi of the Contradts, or they will not be attcnded to.—Stamps to be paid for by the Cootradtor. Adequate fccurity will be required for the due performance of each Contraet, and the names of two perfons, as furetles for the fame, with references, are to be given in with the Praptials. The Annual Confumption of Candles— At High Wseombe...toTo'da, about as 701 be. Dipps, about anti's. Great Mallow -- Molds, 484sibs. Dlpps , 4Biolbs. VICTUALLING OFFICK, Marsh 10, ISO 6. COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY &STY", NAPT, b berg, fiVl metier, That on Friday the soth of June nest, they will be ready to re @dye tenders in writing, (fealed up) for fuch quantities of the following defcription of S EAVES— Crown Dottie Pipe Brack Dantaic Pipe Br. ndy Hamlin> . ,'ltto Hogthead Stettin ditto Quebec ditto As the refpediee Perron, who may make proporals thereof, will easter& to dam into the Victualling Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, in fedi proponlons as than hereafter be determined upoo ; one half by the 3oth of November next, and the remainder by the 3 ill of January following. To be paid for by Bills payable with inter:lt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Con tra& may be teen at the Secretary's °Mee. N.B. No Tender fora left quantity than Fifty Thoafand Crown ~ a ntele Pipe, Ten Thoofand Crown Danraic Brandy, Twenty Thailand Crown llantzic Hui:Mead, or Two:sty-five Thoufand Brack Dantzic Hembree Stettin or Quebec Pipe Staves, will be ad mitted. No rlerd wal k Wt • any Troller in 1.144 tis prim flail not k ilorkd in vow& of let b, or th e not k &intend t. Mr B.ord &lore One oTiori to tbefoLl Fri !ro the 104 of yams next.... ostfi ebt Perim ws. ovaisi do Tooter, or iaso Perla, bio 1,1111. oared, to I aglow oaks catiod hr. CUSTOM NOUSE, LONDON, Miry 18, 1506. • TOR MLR, By Order of the Honoteraite the COMMISSIONERS of hie m,fyssrn CUSTOMS, Oa Mondry tie sd , TolAy the 3d, and Tberfitry doe Sth g 7." 3806, At three is tbeeftersoone of the fail days, In the L Rom, CONN Honfi, Leyden, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted ;Al jaraU f2 , 4Aiiii4l,lol the dater seciwonitation of the frown! drakes, 01 Weil II trivia, perfre, orbs clomp to knew t a wdrier, : Far Exportation—halt India Prohibited Goods, &c. For Home Confummion. —Cambtick, Mullin, Calico. Nan- I keen, Shawls, 0 arida Feathers, Skins. Fan., Mother of Pearl Coon Mrs, Eaft India Gongs, Tortoilithell, Print., Lace, Lace Veils, Felt Hata, Straw and Chip Bonnets, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Sugar and other Grocery, Wool, Plate and Sheet GUl's, Pocket Looking °bees, Alabafter Vales, Ste. Skates hlufical Initruments, China. Soy, Wine, Haerlem Oil, B oa t s , Fultick, Mahogany. Timber, 'Tar, Guns, Flour, Beans. Cordage, Tobacco Mlles, Sword-blade'', &c. Alio Fifteen Hogtheads of Tobacco, having remained in the Warehoufe beyond the time limited by law. CIA/tit OF ALL DLTT. The Tobacco and Allies to be viewed at the King's Tobace., Warehoufe, London Docks; the Boats, Fußick, Mahogany,Tim her, Tar, Guns, Flour. Beane, and Cordage at the Tobacco Ground, near Greenland Dock ; and all the other Goods at his Ma jetty's Wanshottfe, Cotton-houfe, London ; on Friday the 3oth. Saturday the 3 tft of May, 18°6, and on *e dap of (ale, from nine in the morning to one In the afternoon, wiere Catalogues will be delivered. N. B. Goods boorbt d hit Sak onif lte foil fir so or Were Moral, tbe 231 of 3eise, 1835, betsoseo the hours Nine .'Clad in de Moroi+, sod Three is !be efferitmei, tr the dep. node therms will aeolsrtel, keenseferfiiteel,imid the Gootfiro-fold fist spore Sale. For SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION. At the London Tavern, Foxhole-ftreet, Plymouth, on Tuefday, the 3d of June neat, for the Benefit of the Concerned, THE Swcdith Bug MERCURIUS and her Materials. Lot a. The Hullo( laid Brig, — mesfuring 231 Tnno—a. A Fore Mart and Bowfprit--3. Main Maft-4. a Top Mart and a Top Gallant Maft--5. .1 Lower, a Top Sail, and a Top Gallant Yards —6. a jib boom, Sprit Sail Yard and a n•ff a Spars and 5 Studding Sail Booms-8. Standing Rigging-9. a Pumps and Gear—to. 1-4-Inch Hawker-1 a. Long boat, Budder, Wind lafs and ♦ Oars—az. a Fowl coops, a Boat's Chocks and a Knee► —l3. 6 Water Calks—ty ao Handfpikes—ay. t 8 Salt Scoops. A depollt of 231 per Cert. molt be made at the Time of Jaffe and the remainder on delivery. For viewing the Vefrcl and her Materials, apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, May ay, zBo6. JOHN PRIDHAM, Broker. ISLE OF WIGHT.—FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Cuftom Honk, in Eaft Cowes, on Thurfday the stb day of June, ann, at eleven o'clisek In the forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been feized and 'many condemned; and may he viewed and tilled on application at his Majelly's Warchoufe, two days before the Sale, viz. _ _ _ Unmanufadurcd - tigi Tobacco IManufadurcd • - 1735 }Em - Roil - - tRp Eleven Battens. Sia Pleas Nankeen', Four Pounds Chocolate, a Cutter's Iron Horfe, and the broken up Hall of a I ub Boat. Alfo, the foliowing Vellels, with their Tackle, Apparel, and Fur niture, in good condition, Tons. a Pilot of Weymouth, 36 84-94 Hazard of Ryo, - tg 7t-94 Per Regifter. Ann of Cowes, - T 4 31-94 PLYMOUTH. Pot SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Broker', Waeehoufe, in IVoollter-ftrcet. Plymouth, on Tuefday, the 3d of June neat, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon pronely, - 1 -I HE FOLLOWING GOODS: . 2 . C. Q. Pieces. 3 S 7---13 Feet 3 Inch belt Red Dab. 3 0 6 Second ditto. 11 3 17 21 Inds Nit Red ditto. 8 3 2.3 Second ditto. 20 3 21 3 belt White ditto. t IS Second ditto. 4 $ 9 2/ Belt ditto. • 3 to Second dito. o s 16 I Ditto. • 0 13 Red and White FLIf ditto. o 3 16 Deal Enda. to Dosen, it Piece, so a 6o Feet Span. Ditto, 36 Feet (mall ditto. a Ditto, 6 Pit co, 3o Ditto, ditto. 2 Ditto, 6 14 Ditto, ditto . Now landing at Coride. out of the Dan& Ship Rammerher Rofenkrans, from Frederickftad. For Catalogues and further particulars, apply to Mars. R. sod P. Birdwood, Merchants ; or to PETER SYMONS and SON, Plymouth, May is, tBO6. Sworn-Brokers, Foshole•@reet. TRIMI.EY, SUFF..LK...TO BE LET, A Very convenient modern Brick MANSION HOUSE, pleafantly limited upon a Lawn of five or fix Acres, commanding fine view of the Sea, were good bathing may be had. It confißs of a proper entrance, has two parlours a kitchen, (creams' hail, cellars, baekbotife, five convenient and weft adapted chambers, with approaches diftind to each, and fix good garrets over them ; pantries, larder, dairy, and other offices ; a coach-h. ufe, two good ftalkd RaAes, one for three and the other for a horfes, two (mall wailed-in gardens, canal, filh.podd sod flew —with which may alto be had feveral finall inclofures of excellent Meadow and Patture Land, or any part thereof, (all adjoining to the Lawn) and not exceeding to acres. frimley is in a fine .port leg country, within st miles of Ipfwich and Woodbridge, both good market town•, alto within 3 miles of Landguard fort. For particuLars apply to Mr. John Cobbold, of Ipfwich. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. OASQUOINE, (By Order of the Affignees of the Mate and Effzds of William Joynfon and Richard Lewis, Bankrupts), at the Bridgewater Arms, in Maneheller, in the County of Lancafter, us Thud day the twenty-Seth day of June next, at the hour of lis Is the evening, ALL that Complete and Valuable WATER coa„„Nt MILL, fituate and being in the Towniblp of Black kr, In the laid County, containing Five pairs of French Stones. Four pairs of Orcy Stones, OM pair of Welch Stones. A Drying Kiln and other conveniences. And silo all that large and convenient Dwelling Houle, with fuitshk Stables and Out-houfes, two Kitchen Gardens, and up wards of fourteen Lancathire Acres of rich Meadow Land.belong. in' to the faid Mill, and fituate in the Townihip of lilackicy and Great Heaton, in the laid County. The above Fremifea are held by I.eafe under the Right Honour able the Earl of Wilton, fora term of which eighteen years or there abouts are now unexpired, at the low yearly rent of soil. 4% 71 1 The laid Mill is fituate on the River lit, at the distance of four Miles from the town of Maneheller, adjoining the road to Roch dale, and is worked by a fall of ten feet of that powerful River,— ' The Mill has been lately put into complete repair at a conadcrabk expellee, and the Mill Dam very much enlarged, In u to infure a constant Supply of Water. The purcbafer of the above Prenifes may have the option of taking the farming flock and fixtures on the premite sr a valuation. For further particulars apply en Mr John Carter, Mr. William Parker, and Mr. Andrew C.nnher. all of Liverpool, merchants, the tragneee of the laid Bankrupt's elate and etTens; Mr. D a vid &Shook, arehiteet or Mr. Gsfquotne, aceomptant, both of Man- chase ; Neils. Lace and Haat, anomie.. I let Tool; or Mars. Duckworth and Chippludall. aaorrios, Dtenchdtu. PAVING HOUSP.. DUBLIN, MAT 1, tBc6. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STRk.F. TS. 'T'HE COMMISSIONERS will receive PRO• POSALS for LIGHTING the PUBLIC LAMPS and GLOBES. In the North and South Divifions refpeCtivaly, of the CI ry of DUBLIN. Eacb Divifion is feparated by the River Liffey. and for keeping the fame and Furniture thereof In good order, from the al of September near, for One, Two, or Thom Years, as ball be aimed spot eke Globes to have a Double Berner.—Propufals to be feat to this ChEce, on or before she ad or June, kakd up, and direied to the Secretary. and endorihd —Propofals for 1.4/Eche—which syll be opened in the practice attic Propofer or Iris Reprefentativc, at Our• o Clock un kid der. after which no Propofal will be received Signed by Order, W. J. HOMAN, Secretary. This day wu pa iskaad s Ow se. AVINDICATION of Mr. WINDHAM'S MI. LITART IMAM With Remarks cm cee Oblediaw• d et, Opponents. Prtatel a t pray, nyipofite Boa& ltrect, Piccadilly. VOLUNTEER 3. This day was publiihtel, pricei;.b;Lo --- Ncabot and tn. Pater• wafter-row, and by Ec \ATOM, M chary Library. WhiMball, A LErf ER to the Right Hon. WILLIAM vaNDHAM. May ti, 'BO6, by an INSPECTING FIELD OFFICER of YLOMANKY and VOLUN PEERS, (reifying twelve PLIn Rules to citable& the Volunteer Syttem, and four to regulate It t by which the Regular EKt4iCe TOO be benated, and the Intrr-al force itrengtheued in the molt rewire and economical Method for Govenmwelt. WEDNESDAY NEXT, the FIRST DRAWN TICKET will be omitted to 2SPOeI. beirg the 211th Day of Drawing, there is alto a Prize of 10.00 ti and fe•eral ether Ca! pinata in the Wheel. Tickets and Sharet warranted =drawn continue on Sale at the Offices, corner of Bank !Wilding% Corntul, and facing the Gate of the King's Mears, Charing Croft, by RICHARDSON. GOODI.UCK, and Co. • I'WENTY.FIVE THOUSA ND POUNDS for the Fit* Drawn Ticket en WEDNESDAY NEXT, June . Wog the Stith Day of Drawing. S FATE OF THE WHEEL Prise of 4-ty,roo iv 10p31 10.x0 a Stow 503 425.006 20.00* mono ro,cow ♦.oto Is ICO I ,SCO 36 so t a lon Awl a full Proportion of the ail. Prizes. Tielketo and Shares, wArraidt.d uldrawn, are on Sale at all the Ofileesa—The Public are ►equcticd to *Maw, that the cumber of Tickets drawn each day will re warty equal. PRIVA I Et uoUcAtiON. THE Friends of Young Perfons deligned for the Unirertity, the Pi ofelfiono,or the Superior I. of Bufinof% ate informed that a Clergyman, accuftomed to conduct the &tith ing Part of Education, reedy into his Houfe, wen-unwed rwar London, a limited Number .t Panda They are treated liberally; the plan of their inftruaion I. adapted to the Stuation in life for lamb they are intended, and include. advant..ges not ofually , ound in larger Seminaries...---Apply at h7ell2t. Sikes, Snalth omit*. Bankers, No g, blanbor-Houfe &vet. N 0.113. Sr. ja1.113 . 406 IMPROVFD ARMS. GR.I 's WARRAN PEI) SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES, ace. 1 'HOMAS and JOHN GILL rcfp:Clully intorra the Nobility, Gentry. their Friends, and the Yoh& in gene ral, that they have eitablithed therorelves at No. gg, In front of the Thatched Houk Tavern, St. jarneerfireet. Londivo, whew may be had Cards, deferiydre of the reirsolhorryjsreeli their Warranted Swords are fobJcEled to, and of the fryer/sr jrlittrt to of their IMP/VIVID PATLIIT R l ; where ante &FOCI/I:Call may he feet', end meters for them, Guns, sod AM/ mid Accost. om trans of all kinds taken. Whilefale and Retail A CAUTION FAMILIES T'HE great reputation which Mr . BURGESS has A. gaited by the fuperior excellence of his ESSEKCE of AN CHOVIES for Rik Sams has induced many petted to give the fame name to an article entirely differe.t. . . . JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them againft fuch impofitioo•, as feveral people travel the Em; ire, offering Shopkeepers, &e. an extra Lrge profit to vend the fpurtous kind : they are particularly mow died to ak for BURGESS'S, and to of,ferve, none Is genuine hot what have thefe words upon the label—." John Burgefi and Son's Original and fo wler Filence of Anchovies." - .—Varehoufe, No. toy, Strand, comer of the Savoy Steps, London, SLISSFX. By Mr.WELLER. (ortbe Pregefes) On Wednefday, the nth of June,igc6, anel tire following Days, (Sunday excepted) THE highly diAinguithed and jußly celebrated MUSEU:idi compriiang a ray unique and rare alftrablage of Machines. of the molt exquilite and entity Coon ruaion, in the various parfaits of Ezpetimental Plalladophy, Mechanics, and Mune, with the Houfehokl runilcure, Plat; Books, Carriages, and Herbs, &c. of the late Wm. Fraukland, Erg. at Muntiaam place, near Findon. Among the Articles are the Pailmein, - ;--A capital Orrery, Elec trical Machine. Air Pump, Hydraulical and Optical Apparatus, Loadftone of peculiar powers, folar and compound Microfenpes, Camera Obikuras, Globes and Pcntagraphs, S highly valuable Tinning Lather, combining the rations powers of the Mandralc, Square, Rofe Erginc and Face Nrovetients,with t portable f xthcs, with appropriate inftruinenta aid Tools ; l•rinting and Book. binding Pram ' • Looms fur weaving Damailt an I Diaper Lines ; Carpet, Oath. Lace, Ribbon, and Steciiii.g Machines—fa large and line toned 0-gan with ten P. aps, eak leafed fora Chapel, two large hand Organs, an organit:-.1 liarplithard, a grand Plano. Cre mona and Starters Violins, Vio6,reell'.l, Time-beattrs, mulled Bells and GLATes, and about 40 iYPcr choice lilac:invents. dho General Areid o e of Fornioare, ev e :* .1 lime Enter. and Cl.eks . an eacellent portable Billiard LlArary '14'71.9, and Mude Stanch, on an irgentoos rho; eNor •r.l -• :ter Gen..; a cran.: neck Coach. a Chariata„a rairdebact a h or, sane CAreirgeo tog° without tiorfes, a light War • coon Iprinr.. a jog Carriage and light Carts ; 3 long•taii'd coed hguras and e a:ellen: gnu*; creating and el .iry ua ual., t tare,: Stuck of Beer Calks. Fee. Sec the Haar may be et. re.,..1 on Mond :p and TttefdAy preceding the Sale. C3lji...ers may hr had at 6d. each (no patron will bat mined n” the 111:,. Wit . ..nut nn..) 317:1 Itny e had of Mar. leant; r aodh.m., row. are' C,:ptert.:..tfee bottle. I.w• don : Bulb Tavern. it ; A the pricy:p..l lona in Matieheßee, ' Stockport. and Birmingham, and the a.ljacent Market Towns; place of Sa'e pu,d of :dr. Weller, at his General Agency Ogee, Chiehefter. N. B. Ihe Coach from %Worthing to Loudon polka witkis milk of the hlataton. A