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1 (... • 7; \• s . 4 ",' ) :11( 9 16 4: 41 1'1L.t..1 t.....% ir. —• '1 % . ... 6°) l.) ' , - s - s.:l•*' : ' . s. ' , •il •li . •—••‘• . 4 :, 1, —_____:2 • , , - r t ...-• ... 4 ; ... , " 4 Zri • . '-`---•-• ~_ —'l f t— 4 . . NUMBER S4'4] OFFICA OF ORDNANCR, May ad, iBo6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to receive PropoLds at their Office in St. Margaret's- Meet, Weltatinfter, on or before the 7th of June neat, from fuch Perform who may be upside and willing to undertake the Cun "ru of certain Buildings which it I. intended to red dt at Col ,- h cart% for tbe'Ordnance Department, conformably to a Plan and Titration, which may be feen at the Office, on any day between The :tours of ten and four o'clock. The Propefals to (pretty the price/ of each defeription of Work to be Mantled in the Buildlop. Alio the time in which the Work Bali be completed, under a penalty; and the nature of the fccurity to be given, in cafe of nonperformance of the Coma& Propofals, fealed rp, and fuperferibed • Prop:orals for Conftruft " ing Buildings for the Ordnance Department at Colchefter," to be . delivered at the Secretary's Office, St. Margerees-ftreet, Weft minfter, on or before the yth day of June nest, but no Prepaid, Milibe received after that day,—B) order of the Board, It H. CilltW, Secretary. VICTUALLING OFFICE. Mash to, ao6 I:HE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING XIS AfAyESTre NAVY. dr hereby t^r eerier. That en Friday the zoth of June ncat,they will be ready to re wire tenders In writing, (faded up) for Each quantitka of the following dcfcription of STAVES— Crown Dantele Pipe Brack Dantzic Pipe Br.ndy Hambro* ditto Hogihead Stettin ditto Quebec ditto As the refpcsaivc Perron, who may mak( propofals unroof, w it; contra& to deliver into the Victualling Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, in fork proportions as Mall hereafter be determined upon ; one half by the 30111 of November next, and the remainder by the silt of January following. To be paid for by Dills payable with lateral ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Con craft may be ken at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender fee a Ids quantity than Fifty TSnufand Crown Dentzie Pipe, Ten Tboufand Crown Cantsle Brandy, Twenty Thottfaud Crown Dantaic Hogibead, or Twenty•five 'rhnufand Brack DalaZiC Hombre Stettin or %lace Pipe Stave', will be ad nutted. Na merit vein is heed to may Tereder w cietieh tie pike jkff met it Jointed in verde at :meth or that jiall *at be delivered S. the Beard flare Ow @Ties' so tbilmil Friday the sod el yaw m:xt.sor earl; tit Palm law wrier tie Trader, arlams Puffs eos his Moog; elm& S. *Oar trim celled for. PARISI' of SAINT JAMES, WESTMINSTER, MAY 14. PAVING AND REPAIRING. KTOTICE is hereby given, that the COMMITTEE for PAVING. REPAIRING, der. the Paid PARISH, will meet in the VeAry•Rocni, at the Parini Church, on Wedoefdsy, the 4th day of June, at the hour of One In the Afternoon preeile• ly, to receive Propofals in writing (fcaled up). and to contradt for any terra, not 'acceding three years nor Ids than our year, be Paving and Repairing. Ste. the Parochial Streets in the raid Paries, from Midfuninter neat; and silo to receive Prop.6ls, and to cou rted Inc Repairing, &c. the Optional Streets within the raid Parida for the like terms. The form of the Contradts may he fetn, and whet particulars "Amen, by applying at the Clerk's Office, No. t 3, Cluules-Brat, St. James's•Nuare. Dy Order of tie Committee. Gho. HODGSON, Clerk. PAVING HOUSE, DUBLIN, MAY I, iSc6. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS._ - - - - - 'T'HE COMMISSIONERS will receive PRO• ♦ POSALS for LIGHTING the PUBLIC I.AMPS and GLOBES, In the North and South Divifions reftwElively, of the CITY of DUBLIN. Each Divition is feparated by the River Liiky, and for keeping the fame and Furniture thereof its good order, from the tit of September near, for One, Two, or Three Year,, as mall be agreed upon; the Globes to have a Double Ramer.--Propofals to be fent to this Office. on or before the ad of June, tested up,aod direCted to the Secretary, and endorfed —Propotals for Lighting—.which will be opened in the pretence of the Propoter or bis Reprefentative, a One o'Clock on laid day, after which no Propofal will be received. Signed by Order, W. J. HOMAN, Secretary. FRIDAY NEXT 20.000 L is allotted to the Fir( drawn Ticket, being the fifth da► of drawing. The Tickets and Shares continue on fate at the Offices, corner of Bank Build logs,Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crof., where No. st.a et, ■ Prise of one Thoutand Pounds the Grit day, and No. 11 ,613%, a Prize of one Thailand and Twenty one Pounds, the third day of tile recent State Lottery, were both told in a Qarter, an Eight h. and tot Sixteenth Shares, ►y Rica. ssO,os, boont.vea, and Co. -- ----- LEGS of MAN and ROYAL HOTEL PRESCOT. BATES, late of the ROYAL HOTEL, LI. VERPOOL, he kave again to (Mick the favour of bill t , ,rmer Friends and the Public in general, and to acou.thit them that he has taken the above INN, where it will be not only Ms with, hut his cocaant Rudy to &terve that lib Tab encouragement h.. hitherto uniformly experienced as an Innkeeper ; and he alfi takes the liberty to add. that nothing his patt experience or abilities can fumifh than be wanting to nuke the above Inn agree able to the Nubility, Gentry, and Gentlemen Travellers. N. & Neat Nil Cbalfes. A CAUTION TO FAhItLIES. rl'H E great revitAtion which Mr. 1117 RGESS has folioed liy the iiipetior cacrllenee ni hiv ESSENCE of AN. CHAVIES (or tifh Slue.: has induced many perfunt to ere die (Arne name to an article entirely ,lilio',,::t. ' j(MN SURGES.; Jti c: SON think it a duty th , y owe the PuMi.., to eauthm tliem agaii.ll fri. - h iiiipolltlons, as cetera people travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an extra large profit to 1 ve..,i the (purinue Si hi : tin y are particularly regarded to alk for I IsU R GESS'', and tn ain't - rye, none is gel:mine but what bay , . theft v„,„,,i,, ~t o t , t h e kt 0:.... John Bartell' and Son's Orlairal and fu perior Eilenec of Anchovies." --7Wareboufe, No. ic7, Straod. enrner of the Savoy Stcya,l.oridori. '7n r." --.—.--. MILITARY =lie ATION. • II MESSRS. BONNYCASTI.E and HONIMEY beg leave to infant, the Nubility and 0111..vrs of the Army, that they have removed I. a much 'serer and mor e eons . -nodious honk at the village of Charlton , aboUt half a mile dote Wiolwich Common. The I:ovation is remarkably healthy anti eleofaut, and betides an eztenlive range of ground attached to the ;.rePtifes, for eserelle, femme of tie Gentlemen can be uctoomn laud with Separate rooms. They will be initrudted. nfual. in Xlithematies, Fortification, Ptah Drawing, Fee. es well as in all miser branches connedted mitt, a Military Educri-n. They are ; Ir., qualified for Ming admitted i nto any of the Vilaary F.ltablifh ) WA under Goveroment, and fur the ferrice o: the Hon. Eat A.a• Company. For the Plan and Term@ applr to Mr. Bontiyeealle. 'Woolwich 'ornmon. N.B. Inc thole why, remain daring the butidats, a ..aster refitting Ils Use isoofo uses da daily, mid titc other Manes eetionally. *EDNkSbAY - , - MAf 28, LAST WP.FK OF BEING OPEN. LINN/EAN GALLERY, or Bota n i ca l Tcliibi• don, being beautiful Paintings of the cludeclt Flowers, among which lathe Smelt pieturc In the whole world, by Van Os. is open for one Month. admittance One Shilling, Catalogue. /D -eluded, at No I, Hind. Erect, Mancliefter-fluare. Where may be viewed Dr. Thornton's Grand National Bora • nice Work, the TEMPLE OF FLORA, which Is juft Goland, of which Part 1, Supplement, price cos 6d. la publilbed, Part a is in great fonvardnefs, containing the Portrait of Lin nzut, by Bartolacci. This day was publlnard, in foolfeap sto. prke ti. boards, orna mented with an elegant Frontifpieze, from a Deign, by J. Con- Rabic A d SELECT COLLECTION of EPITAPHS S and MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS, with Hingra • V ika! Sketclus.and Anecdotes of Diftinguilbed and Eitraordinary Ipfwieh : Printed by J. Raw ; (old alfo by Longman, Hurit Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. • LADY MARY WORTLEY FAOFITTAGOE. This day was puhlithed a Fifth Edition, In Five elegant Volumes, foolfeap Octavo, with Portraits and Fie Simile:, price ass in ' Boards, of THE LETTERS and OTHER WORKS of the Right Hon. LADY MARY WORTLEY MON I'AMIF, publilbed from her genuine Papers In poffelE .o of her Granilfon, the Marquis of Bute; to whirls are prefised, Memoirs of her Life by the Rev. JANES DALLAINAT. Hinted for RI Cattail PHIL Li rs, No. 6, Bridgt-ftrect, Block friars; and to be bad of all Boot Idlers. Of whom air° may be I. The Entire Boos esronot Ica of SAMUEL RICHARDSON. Author of Clariira. he. with his Life, by Mrs:Barhaulil, In fig elegant Volumes, price op. in boarJs 1. The Entire Co 33333 GNI) r MCC Of JOHN WILKES, ppirliated from hie genuine Papers left by hit Daughter to Mr. Elmifey, with Ids Lie, by John Aimee is Eve elegant Volt prioe 3 (m. In boards. A. The Lire Of GENIIIIAL WASHINGTON. compiled from bit own Papers, order the direction of his Nephew. By Jodie Mar. /alt Two Editions, in Quarto and Whir% LONDON--THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULOUb CITY IN THE WORLD.-This day was publintvd. 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(mall volume; but it may fulrice to olikrve, that a total Stranprr may, by means cf it, become better acquainted with the Bri ifh hietropolle In a kw day., than many ehoufands of int elhgcnt Perron i who have telickil in it during many years I'rin ed far R Pait tars, No 6, Bridge ftrert, Black kiari, and fold by every Bookfeller in the United Kiosdom, and at the bar. of alithe Principal toffee Houfee in Lond..n. Of whom may be h a d, by the fame Ed itor , A Guinn to the WATEMIXO and Sta•kla fItINU PLACES; with Biaty /daps and Views, rice tan. in board'. KOTZEBUE's TRAVELS IN ITALY. This day were publieted, In fnur claret,. printed Volumes, (mail O'lvo, uniform with the other 'f raveli of the fame Author, pries One Poond ;n boards. 'TRAVELS through ITALY, from LIVUNIA through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and from N hrough ROMS, BOLOOPIA.MILIN,III4 ViSN NA to Bill I. IN. plipfnl 41 during the dole of the year 4.4 and the commencement 01 IR 5. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stringer, Lovers' Vows. Pizarro, ate. ate. and of [PRICf.:3IX•Pg•CF. LEE I.EtVPS. This day were publiihed, in four haudi , ,me vnitimes. oa.ivo. price r6l. mEMOIRS of the Lite CHARLPS I•fR comiari—cont inin Anecdotes, ,•:.I 41, • emphical, of the ENGLISH, scorrtiu, aid IRIS. I I '.t during a period of forty years. Written by HIMSELF, And pubEllscd by id • Son, JOHN t. • LEW ".: Printed for Elena's° Pott.Lirs, N 0.6, gridg Are MINCIIS at the Ltrc of SAN .Fl. Vt)qf . • t 1.1 Callretit43 of bb 800 SMo•c akfly MO I, b • • • - . - 7 - - Speedily will be pablinsed weellog large V . u FORTY SERMONS oo DOC I'M r.. Inc? PRACTICAL. SUBJECTS. Seleeted mom . . ..f the Rev. Dr SAMUEL. CLARICE, fur the U.e • ..• •fo which In prefisei tome account of hit Li e. By the Rev SAMUEL CLAPHAM. x. Chaplain to the Earl of Camden, and Editor of the A 1... of the Lord liUbop of Lincoln's Elemonss of Chriftian Tit. . • Printed fur KC and J. Rivingtm, No. ha. St. Paul's Ch.., c - yard; Vernor, Hood and Sharpe. Poultry; and Longman. Hurt', Rees and Orme. Paternolter.row. Of whom may be had Mr. Clapham's Abridgment of the Lord 'Nano!, of Linco!n'a Elements of Chrißiat. Theology, fur the of of Fanilin—oantaitss ing Pronto. of the atehenti.ity and inftdr..tion of the 14..1y Scrip. turn, a luminary of i.e ! Hiltory ul the Jaws: a brief listement of the Content, of the feirtral if....!‘s of C.. Old and New rent - menu: a Soot account of the Eiglti , t trod! .tions of the Bible. and of the Litur,ty ; and a Scripturs. Lip..l.tion of the 39 aid • des of Religion. The sd edition, in one volume Syn. inlet 6t. 6.1 in boards. BEI.L'3 SURGERY...—VOI. IL This dry were publlflied, In Two Farts, Royal Qgarto. illuitrated by numcrous Engravings, price 31 $l. hi boards, THE OPERATIONS OF SURGERY, Volume Second. By JOHN BILL, gorgron. Part Frit —Containing the Anatomy and nitrates the tire. thra and Bladder—the Oprratians of Lithotrry, Introcithlirm or the C:+thrter—Furmturo of tlac Bladder—.:he Inc and Almie of Cauftic--the Cure of lift via. Part Sec Ma —Containing the Anstomy and Difcafes of the Skull and Uraln—the Treatment of Tumours and Caries of the Shull—the Prevent ion and Cure of Apnples Pal( H ydrncepha- Ins, and Phrenzy—the Marine of Fractures and Deprefliun of the Skull , and the Operation of Trepan. Pinned for LongnOta, Hurft, Rem, and Onne.Paternofter-tow ; and Cadrll and Dlvies • Strand. Of whom may be ha.l, in it , ,yal Quarto, lauftrated by Eighty Fngrayinge, prim 41 4. in boards, The Firtt Volume of the above Work s containing the Principles of Surgery This day was publilbcd, Beautifully printed by Bohner, ernbeilifhed with Sixty Engravings, in 'lwo large Volumes Roy al: Quarto, prase Guineas in boards, and* few Crples on Imperial Paper, with Proof Plates, Price Eleven oulnea• in boards, I'HE PROGRESS of ARCHBISHOP BALD. 1 - WIN IHROUGH WALES. on the Service of the Holy Crofi, A D. t tBB ; anal the Defeription of/Wales, wri , -n-n in in by Giraklus de Barri; tranflated into Englifh, Ind Mutilated with Maps, Views. tod Annutations By sir RICHARD COI.I HOARE, Bart. . . Volume the Fiett c.mtalns a copious Lite of Otraldus, and an Introduction to the I liftoty 4.1 WAIC4, in which the Invallons of Britain of Itsbot. Czrat, PI Ictiv., and Oftorius are aceurattly de fcri.ool by Maps, as well aa the Progref. of the Roman Legions in Waks until the P. rind of its final Subjugation by Agricola; tole. then with a cletaikal Account of the (event! Roman Road. and Stations dill milting in the Principality. This Volume concludes a Ith the Eirft Book of the Itinerary, and contain. Ls Views of C.1111..5, Abbics,&e. engraved by the late Mr. Byrne in his bat Mannar; 41 . '0111 Maps, and 14 Plates by Bede. _ . Volume the SecoodeOOdaillS the Second Book of the It!nerary, and the Dcfcription of Wales ia Two Booka by Ciraldu‘;o Sop plement, in which the'Places omitted by him are Jeferibed; and an Effay on Brings Architeaute, in which lu progreairsd-liflory is traced in fo ears , and perfki:uous a Manner, that by the Afif tante of the win, zed Plates, the Knowledge of it. Prl. , ciples and Formation may he acquired with certainty. and without difficulty. A Lia of Publications relating to Wales is added to this Volume, which enmains 17 Viewa of Cattle', Abhcys, &c. by Mr. Byrne; One large Map, and to Plates, by Bailie. Publilhed by William Miller, Alhernarle-areet. Alfo printed in two Goes, uniformly with the above. the origi nal Latin; large Paper, price Three guineas; faun Paper, Two Uutocas in boaids. PLYMOUTH. For SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION, Al the Broker's Warehoofe, In Woolßer.llmet. Plymouth, on *iticfday, the 34 of June neat, at Eleven u'Clock in the Furc noon prcelfelyi I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS : 4- C. Q. Pieces 3 3 Feet 3 Inch bell Rcd Deals. 3 0 6 Sea n il ditt It 3 17 si Inch bat Bed ditto. 8 3 SO Second ditto. 10 3 at 3 belt White ditto. • I .18 Second ditto. 4 1 2 Bert ditto. I 3 to Second dire. o s 16 t Ditto. "1 0 to Red and White Half ditto. o 3 16 Deal Ends. 10 Donn, 1 Piece, So a 6o Feet Spars. Ditto, 36 Iket (mall ditto. 4 Ditto, 6 Pictes, so Ditto, ditto. s Ditto, 6 14 Ditto, ditto. Now landing at Coxi , le. out of the Dart& Ship Kammerhcr Rfrakranz, from Frederichßad. Far Catalogues and further particulars, apply to Meas. R. and P. Lirdwoud, Mcrchantt ; or to PETER SYMONS and SON, Plymouth, May t 5, t 8.3.5 Sworn-Brolters, ioxhole-fireet. 'TO BE MOLT) BY AUCTION, On Friday, the t tax of June next, at four o'clock In the after nooo. at the Hotel in St. Peter's Churchyard, Exeter, If not difpoled of in the mean time by Private Contra 4, of winch due notice will be given, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called DURYARD LODGE. conlißing of a commodious Dmiling.houk, with two coach-hoary, nobles, and other offices detached; garden% fir plantation, and lawn, making together about 27 acres, now oc cupied by Thoatas MasweU Adams, Efq. 1 he Houfe contains a breakfait parlour, tannry, an excellent dining room, drawing room, fultabk bed rooms and eillicfs. with retrains' rooms In the attic ftorey it Rands on an eminence, commanding a beautiful view of the River Ere and the fee, with an es:entire profpeen of the country. The ground is good par. tore land adjoining. A confulcrai fum hat lately been esp. 'Wed out the premiles, which are fitueted In the mills of St. David, one mile wily from the city of Fatter, and ekven trom the much frequented Watering places of Exmouth. he. N. B. More Land maybe Included In the pgrettak, if required. For further particulars, and for vi. luj the Preludes, cturiire by letter (poll paid) add:died to Mr Pielfley, Attorney at Law, hasten. A DESIRABLE it irSIDENCI... To be SOLD by PRIVATE CON FR ACT, VERYA complete and convenient MAniion Houfe, cotifilllng of a Veltibille and Stone Staireafe, a I.ibrary S 6 by 18, an Eating Room a 6 by so, Drawing Honni 2y by IS, Houfeirceper's Room, Laundry, Servant.' 1141, Eight good Bed Chambers on the Pint Floor, and tkvi n other Sleeping ROOlll4, complete and Roomy Stables, Btewhoufe, and every other Office, with the Lawns, Gar& De. Plantations, Farm Houfe, Barns, Sta ble. Laud and Premifes adjoining the fame. containing 280 Acres or thereabouts all Inclofed, and being molt eligibly arranged for occupation, forms a molt defirablc Refidence for a Gentleman, the Rorie and Offices having been lately very much improved and rendered completely comfortable. The whole is in the poffellion of B-rringron r fy. the Proprietor. The Porchafer may have potn Ilion now, or at ‘lichat.ltnas nest, and, if deferable, take to the Growing (.trop and Stock les well as the Furniture which is moldy new and in hi,.:11 order. Cemcy i. Moaned in a delightful, dry, pl.alant. and healthy part of the County of Oloucniter, four Miles from Cirencefter, twelve from Cheltenham, thirty lix from Bath, and ninety tram London, and in an excellent Sporting Country abounding with Gargle. For particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. Morland, Abingdon, who wiU give written ptuniffion for any perfen to view the Hoofs and Premlfes. TO BF EMP I'ORILIC SOLD, puriu int to a Decree and fubf.•gtunt Order of t!.e High Court of Chancery, nude in Canto, Lord Radnor and Othergo againit Shaft.. and ()there, in eleien Lou. before ALEXANDER POPH ANL Etq one of the Mailer* of the fakl COUIT,IIt the Public S:110.TOOM in &max. aropton Buildings, Chancery I.ne, London. on Wedutfday. the Nth day of Jane. 1806, between the hours ut ten and eleven o'clock in the fonnnon, . CEVEKaL FREEHOLD. COPYIIOLD, and tJ 1.11A51,H01.0 FSTATES, frmate in the Parish of Down. ton, in the v cinity. of Sall:burs% in the County of Witt', COlll prifine th.• ye ry estenkve f.orJlbip, Manor, and Borough of Downs tan, and various capital Farms and Lands, containing about 3050 acres, together with the Great Tythes of about yvco acres, and Bureage Tenements. the preload rental about :swot a year. Printed particulars whereof may be had at the faid Matter's Mee; at Mcffri. Blake and N bite's, Elk=-ftreet, Strand; at hel,ftrs. Devon and Tooke., No. to, Gray's Inntquare ; Mr. Isl'uodgate's, in Golden-Iquart ; Mr. Luard's, No. 6. Lincoln's, Inn New Square; Mefirs. Wharton and Dyke, Lamb-buildings, •I'empk Mefirs Skinner, Dyke and Co. Aldertgare (treat, Lon don ; and of Mr. Boucher, attorney at law, Salilbury • Mr. Heath, attorney at law, Chippenham, Wilts; Mr. James Self, te nant of New Court Farm ; and of Mr. Wm. Mowiand, tenant of Pacromhe Farm, both in the parish of D.iwinon, Moreton', who will arm the Motes. FKLEHOLD FARMS at TYTHFIVI'ON, NOR's gs WILTS. To lig oOLD BY Auentni, By HARRY RUSS. At the Angel Inn, in Chippenh.im, on Satunlay, the lath .I.ny of July twat. boo, en the Ham.' of Three and Six in Ow Ana , noon, unkfs prceinully difpoßd of by Private Cnnuad, (of which a fortnight's notice will be given in flans P.mcr). Lot g. rURRICOMB FARM, conlitting ot a ntrm tiottremite convenient Bate. Stables, and Out.twild ings, and 126 A. t R °P. of Rich firming Land, in the Occupaitm of Mrs. Ruth Kinston. Lot a. Coleman's Fenn. cordials's of a Farm Houk, with con venient Ram Stables, and Out.beildings and 911 A• 3R. 34P. of Rich Grazing Land, In the occupation of Mr. Philip Kinston. The above Farms arc let on Leafs from Lady-day lad, for the Tenn of from Yam- . _ - _ - Lnt 3. beam Panty, a convenient Pawn Hort% Garden. and Orchard, wkli *erg elokt of Rich Grating Land, containing together S9A ola. OP. In the occupation of Mrs Sutton. Lot J. Lovqruves Farm,* gnod Farm tiouk, with toovenient Out-buildings. Garden, Orchard. and lowa{ Clore, of Rich Orating Lard, containing together 31A. oR. 38P in the occupa tion of Mr. Pearce 'f hasten is three Milts from Chiplienham, four from Caine, ten from, Devisss,anti fifteen front Bath. - - Pot further pirtlettlan apply to Mr. Merermithrr, or Mr. Atherton, at Caine; or (to Mr. The. Crook, at Tyttertoo. 4.4 te tier, dis Edna) to die refrain Tataute. Trav - c14 . 1n Siberia and in France. 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