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• • • * , -- _ • . 4•0 OF I • RIP IN lIN I 111 INI I .. . . . ~. ' "V • : ' C ~ i 1 . .. es . L _ ....,., ......, _ t, ' t ~....,, I ' - /4%. , T (11 0 11171/ f ~. 1 ~~s - '~~ It NUMBER 5409 THURSDAY, MAY 22, 3 F05, [PRICE BIX P 7 r". FICTVALLING.OFFICI, May 19, ao6. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING HIS MAjlttrra Nairn Ie Ilartiy z,, Noire, 1487=INDIA ROUSE, May at, i!O6. THE COURT' OF DIRECTORS If the ZINPrED COMPANY' sf AtBRcEANTs ve ENG LAND, ONE.: to She EAST IND! ES,de hereby give slake, That a General Court of the Paid Company will be held at their Houfe in leadenhall-ftreet, 00 Fri.lay the gosh inftant, from eleven o'clock In the forenoon until fix In the evening, for tie de termination by ballot of the following Quellion, viz. That this Court having confidered the Papers laid before it, molt highly approve: of t►e zeal manffefted, and the conduet purfucd by the Court or DireCtors, and regards a firm adherence to the principles maintained by the Court of Dirrdtors to be indifpenfa. bly neceffay to preferve the falutary authority over the Govv.m memo of India, 'cited by Law in the Court of Directors, to re ilraha a profufs Expenditure of Public Money : and to prevent all ' 1 Schemes of Conqueft and Ezteafion of Dominic° t r -meafusts which the Legifirature has declared to be repugnant to the edit. the honour, and the policy of the Notice ; and this Court deth allure the Court of Direction of its molt cordial and zealous fop• ' port, with a view to prefiMe tedmpalred the rights and privileges I of the haft ladle Company.•" WILLIAM RAms.trr, Serrdaly. 11peedily will be publilbed, bandfomdy printed in 9 volumes Eon on a fine derny paper, and a few copies an fuperfine royal paper, a New Edition of THE ILIAD and ODYSSEY of HOMER, tranC lated by Alexander Pope, Eft. With additional Notes Cri- tical and illufirative. By GILBERT WAKEFIELD, BA. Printed for the Proprietors of the former Edition. In the Prefs, and fpeedily will be publiflud, In one *put volume, quarto. illultrated with numerous Pieta, Price Two Cubic:win boards, • THE STRANGER IN IRELAND; nr,Tritaldi' in that Country during the Autumn and Winter of the Year By JOHN CARR, Efq. Anthor of the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer, ice.Scc. Printed for RPCIIARD PHILLIP 4, No. 6, Bridge•ftrcet, Blank- Van ; and to be had of Archer. Dtigdale, Mahon. Keene Col bert and Mersin', Dublin; of Edward. and Co. and Sullivan, Cork; of Magee, &Vail; Bull, Waterford; and all other Book rs. whom may be hail, The NORTHERN SUMMER or, T IIOONO Wit LTIC ; by Me fame Author. 1 ., lee Iwo Guineas in bonds. JaR iublUbeS, in ode vol. gam. price Ss. to boards, she seem • LAW. MESSRS: W. CLARKE and SONS refpeAfully Inform the profedloo, that the remainder of Mr, Rata or a Work on the SCI' NCH of CONVEYANCING, together with anAppendle of Cafes up to the prefent time, and a copious Analr deal Ind a, was this day publllhed, in two very Lira , royal Aso. volumes, price at not. in boards, being Vols. V. and VI. which wholly complete the Work Gentlemen are requelted to give early orders to have their fats completed, as the parts are about to be done up In Volumes, arta which their feu will remain imperfeCt. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sone, Portvgatitreet, Lincoln's Inn. "Prom the ea examination which we have been able to give this Work, we can venture to pronounce that it appears o us to be executed, with stew exceptions, in a manner which redounds In no (mall degree, to the credit the author" legit abilities and ttn eongucrabic indultry, and mutt, we think, prove I mnft accepts. ble and vattribta addition to the library of all thole who maim in this particular branch of the profeffion. " If an attorney's clerk in the chewy, at.tbe hours he can (pate from his ordinary bufinefa, will dilige by peruse, sad fregdintly, Rudy this work alone, (with Blackttone's Commentaries) we Ihall not be afraid, if be add to it prudence and aeutetiefs of mild. iutruit him with the management of a pretty large eonveysp i mag Winds " Yid. Law Journal Ow May aiolia lla That co Thurfd4 the 19th fullest, Mr. Reeks, their Agent at Portfmouth, will be wady to receive Tenders In writing (faded up) and treat for ONE THOUSAND QUARTERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT, anfwerable to a Sample that will be produced at the dm. of Conrad!, to be delivered at His Makftfe Brewbonfe at Weevil, In ons month, and to be paid fur . _ . , payable with Inter& ninety day. after date. I The Conditions of the Conrad may be ken at the Office of the Agent at Pot:fa:tout!' aforefaid. No regard walk bade .., %odor is Irbirl, tbs forke Ad! sot be ' ierfired So war& at late, sr gest Aid set k Atiwrred t. Mr. Reds hfirs is teeleci, or &Aid Timarfday dm 29tb isfisid, nor amio th Palo INS* sada ilie Tad:row few Prrlis as hi, dalmif,tipesd4 to vs fivasoLas alai*. ... 12CrUILLING 01 1 1.1 CA, May 19. 1806. THE COMMISSIONARY:Iir VICTUALLING MTh MAYBSTrs NAVY 4 lewd, give stake, &Neil of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY"; or, an Tequiry into the Nature and General CharaCter of Revelation. By the Rev. RICHARD LLOYD, A. M. %Titer of St. Dunfian's in the WeR, London. and late Fellow d Magdalen Coll. ge, Cambridge. Pot the eharaner and high eftlination in which the above work is held.fee Brltia, Critic, May 18o5; Monthly Review,Sept 1805;1 Critical Review, O. a ; Chrittlan Obfcrver, Augslit 1804 ; &kale Review, Ott. 1805. It is Wu recommended by the Bahr, of St. David's, In his very excellent Charge, at the Primary %Natation of that Dlocefc. Printed for j.Hatehard. Boolifeller to her Majelty, No 190, A ItaanY Haute. Piccadilly. That on Tudday the 27th ',Rant, they will be ready to re ratite Tenders In writing (ftakd up) and treat for EIGHTY THOUSAND GALLONS OF WEST INDIA RUM, and for FORTY THOUSAND GALLONS OF FOREIGN BRANDY to be delivered, duty free, in the fpaee of fix weeks, (one half in three weeks, and the remainder in three weeks afterwards) alto Rio Majeity's Vidualking Stores at Portfmouth; and to be paid for by Bilk payable with Mardi ninety days after date. N.B. Igo Tender for a Ids quantity than Ten Thoufand Gal las will be admkted. The Conditions of the Conti-at to ay be ken at the Secretary's Mote. No eggs', will Sc lei to say frisks to which tie peke flail at Sc torertol St word, at la ve& cr tbat frill mg be Mister, to the Board Wore Ns *Week on the fail Tiosfilay tie syti bollsst. *or role, tie Alfa who seam Ns team, or fora so his Way', demob, to sofiver whoa satisfies TO MR J. G. IMr. J.G. who left his*Sitotation at Hull on Wed nefday,tbe loth of March, by the Coach for Doncalter, will return to bia Friends at T. he will be kindly received—Or if he will Inform them by poll where to may be met with, his letter will be duly attended to. The caufe for his departure Is entirely removed, and nothing now remakes that need occafton his abfence. May don. 4 i • TURKEY FIGS. 'T'HE pbove Luxury having been merely tired at 11 . the Table, now meets the opinion of the Faculty, as very nfeful in the followingtafes Coilive H",its, Gravel. Iliforders in q- Clic% Hil , ous Habit's, Scorbutic Habits ; are rooting with, or art.r wine; relieve perfons leading fedentary lives ; prevent heat after fait bathloa; all lnipuri• dell of the hood—may be eaten all the year. °nate A lbany tom. c. Piccadilly - . - A NEW EDITION. Thus day was yublleted, a new Edition, to Three Volumes, price 535. 6d in boards, . 2 k WINTER in LONDON; or SKETCHES of FASHION. A NOVEL. By THOMAS SKINNER SURR. Author of George Barnwell, Splendid Mifery, ece. dtc. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 0, Bridge-a:ea, Black (dam and to be had at all the Circulating Libraries, and of all Bookfelters. Of whom may alfo be bad, jolt publiihel, 1. The MAID, Witt, and WIDOW, io 3 oda by H. Sidtlons,Efq L. VIRTUOUS POVICRT r, 3 TOIL by ditto. 3. The Nortes of Sr. Dwaine, 4 vela. b Mifs Owenfon. 4. FERDINAND FITZORAIOND, 3 vol.. by MTS. Temple. 3. net wOOO ; or, The new Man of Feeling, by Mr. Godwin, 3 vol.. LEGS of MAN and ROYAL Hol . aL, PRPkicor. JBATES. !Ate of the ROYAL HOTEL, VERPOOL, begs leave again to (Ditch the favoar of his former Friends rid tic Pubic in general, and to acquaint them thar he has take •' bone INN. wit, re it will be not only his with, but hi■ coattaat (Ludy to deferve that liberal encouragement he has hitherto untioemly experienced as an Innkeeper; and he alto takes the lib rty to add, that nothing his path experience or abilities can Wraith Stall he wanting to mike the above Inn agree able to the Notility, Gentry,and Gentlemen Travellers. CHECKS, &c N. B. Neat Poll Chaffee. PAYING HOUSE. DUBLIN, MAY a, deb. PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE STREETS. COMMISSIONERS will receive PRO POSALS for !mannNo the PUBLIC LAMPS and. GLOBES. io the North and South Diviflons retpedively, of the CITY of DUBLIN. Fach Willett is kparated by the River Liffey, and for keeping the faoe and Furniture thereof In good Order, from the tit of September nett, for One, Two, or Three 'ream as Citalt be agreed upon; the (Bohr, to have a Double Berner.--Propoials to be fort to this Office, on or before the 5d of June, reeled up. and direeted to the Secretary, and extorfe4 ...—Propotals for Lightirg—wh . ch ' , sib be opened in the pretence of the Pmpofer or his Reprcrentatlss, at One o Clock an laid day, alter which no Propofal will be received Signed by Order, W. J. HOMAN, Sountary. . RICHARDSOK GOODIATCK and Co. tefpra fully acquaint the Public, that the FOURTH DAY of 'DRAWING will commu•nc, uri MONDAY Morning neat, a Ten o'Cloult, and that the Firft-Drawn Ticket ou that Day wiU be entitled to TIEN THOUSAND POUNDS. Tickets and Shins, warranted outdrawn, continue= Cole at the Offices, the corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the Kings-Mews, Charing Crab : where No. 16,352, a Prize of One Thoutand Pounds, the Firft Day, and No. 21,682, a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds. the Third Day, ni the prt fent State Lottery, were both fold in a Quarter, an and 'fen Sixteenth Shares by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co • TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. iI k TEXT MONDAY, MAY 2 6 . will be the FOURTH 11 DAY OR DRAWING, when the firE Ticket draw n oat of the Wheel will receive io,oocl. The firE drawn Ticket on the following day, the Fifth, will be entitled to ao,000l.; and on the Sixth day, to ispool. Each of there Capital Prizes will be given to the firft-drawn Tickets, independent of any other Prize which May happen to be drawn againit theM ; by which It is evident that a fingle Ticket may gain the immenfe fain of {spool The fol lowing is the prefenc State of the Wheel: z Prize of. ,Caspoo is £15,000 a 20,000 40403 a . so,ooo 10.000 a ..- Saco° .-10,00. a il Soo 4 ,000 IS 100 -- 4 ,300 36 —. 5 0 .—. AGO Betides the tall Proportion of the all. Prizes. MR. BOWYER'S HISTORIC LOTTERY. TO BE DRAWN FOR CERTAIN IN SEPTEMBER. MR. - BOWYER challenges the molt rigid en quiry refpeeting every part of this Lottery. For ao U. count of the fplendour of the execution of the Works which compoks the Prises, be would refer the Public to the Letters he has received from Lord Sheffield, Sir H. C. Englefield, Bart. and Wm. Smith, Efq. M. P. which is now printed in bi. Schemes— apd with refpedt to the engravings to he given for the Slants, he holy requelts the Public to infpedt them at his Offices, Pall Mall anal Condit% where every individual engraving may be fern. Schemes gratis, at every Office and Bookfeller's in the kingdom. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. - - THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has faif , ed by the fuperior excellence of Ids ESSENCE of AN. rHovIEs for Pith Sauce has Induced many Friona to give the Lime name to an article entirely different. JOHN EISROESS sod SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them aguinit fuch impofitions, as revere, people sued the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Sze. as extra large profit to vend the (parlous kiad t they are particularly requelkd to alit foe EURO ESS's, and to otieree, name is genuine but what have thefts words upon the label—. John Burgefi• and Son's Original and fa t rior Effenee of Artehovita."--..Warchoufe, No. toy, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. ICELAND CHOCOLATE. r IIE ICELAND CHOCOLATE fornithes an alimentary medicament with properties emollient, peaand. lend nutritious. which render h eminently skied in dlfordere of she Cheft, Catarrhs, Coughs, Mlhmaa, Heofring Cough, In this view, it has been found a molt valuable remedy in Con. furription and Tabes Dorian,. The ufe of it therefore cannot be too ftrongly recommended to perfons of &delicate frame, and par dcalarly to thnfe who peffefs great nervous fenfibility, thole who have delicate lungs, or whore digeltlon has been impaired. This Medicinal aliment will he found of fovereign efficacy in the debili ties of age. or thole selling from rahanition, in confequence of ex milive or proceeded bodily exertions or Irregularities of any kind. Mariners in general will find great advantage from Its ufe In long voyages, as It is particularly falutary to palms attacked with Scurvy, or predifpufed to it. At many perfons have tried to imitate the Iceland Chocolate, and have impded on the Public imperfrdt preparations. which not may do not produce the expeded efl, ds. but may be dairgemus, Huguenin. Nu. 33, Hay market. h.. the honour to inform the puldic.• that be It the only one Vender app. Inted to hit the GE NI 1114 E ICELAND CHOCOLATP.---a , well a. all preparations from the Lichen iflandietis recommended by Dodur Regnante and made under his intpectitm, filch as phi. Couccouatca byrup, I.4,:nses, tee. 1 i il AUCTION of BOOKS asut HOGARTH'S PRINTS. A CATALOGUE of rare and valuable Brinks Anelent and Modern. including the Library of Ch irks Utway, Efq —A great variety of the molt rtteemcd mock rn Works entirety new, and fume I tereßing Manufcripts by the Late Cow ard irtioilde, the Property of John Stockdalc. which will he Add by Antlion, by ' l / 4 1r Stockdate, jonior, at the New Auftion Room, No. ego. Piccadilly, appuSte Burlington Houk. The Sale will Keennownee nu M.isiday, the s6th Initant, at twelve o'clock to a moute, and conduit, the (even following days; Sunday excepted. To he viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues, prick Our 'Anti e. to be had of Mr. Stockdale, Piccadilly ; Mr. Walker, P.Lanolter-row i and Mars. Briitow and Cowtan, Can• rbury. NORFOLK, Gi Moakley, the ad day of June, teo6, at the Angel Inn, Bury t. leimunds, Suffolk, at Is o'Clock, in Five Luta, A MUSE' delirahle and compalt Freehold Eflale, 1. 36.•coo.filtiq of the Manor of Sporle with Palgrave, with the Maned Houle. e.dIedSPORLE HALL, and about ISo° Acres of Arable, Msadow.and Failure Land,divided Into compad Farms, each of them in a Ring vane, Swam at Spode, Great Falgrave, Little Palgrave, Dunham, North Fickenham, Newton, Neeton, Swaffhara, and Franlham, in Norfolk. The Eftate is In a good Sporting Country, and in a neighbourhood abounding with Game. It adjoins to the Town of Swaffbans, is about fifteen Miles from Lynn. and about twenty from Norwich. and there are about co Acres of Woodland attached to the Hall Farm, which will be fold with the Manor. . . Mcirrs. Wm Pearfn, Castar Newton. and Thomas Wells, the Tenants, will thew the premifes, and printed particulars may be had at the Chambers of Greene, Tennant. and Marlton, Gray's Inn, London ; ot Mr joitelyn, Surveyor, Beiftead, near Ipfwich; at the Angel Inn, Bury; at the Swan, Swaffharn ; at the Angel, Norwich; at the Proprietors of the Cambridge Paper; of Willa. Eaton and Hammond, Newmarket ; and of the retpettive Tenants upon the Premlfes. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. To be SOLD by.PRIV./LTE CONTRACT. AVERY complete and convenient Manfion Houle, con Siting of a Vellibule and Stone Staireafe, a Library 36 by 18. an Eating Room 36 by 20, Drawing Room 29 by 211. Houfekeeper's Room, Laundry, Servants' Hall, Eight good Bed Chambers on the Firft Haar, and eleven other Sleeping Rooms, complete and Roomy Stables, Brewhoufe, and every other Office, with the lawns, Gardens, Plantations, Farm Houk, Barns, Sta bles land and Preinifes adjoining thi, fame. containing 280 Acres or thereabouts all inclofed, and thing molt eigibly arranged for occupation. forms a molt defirable Reiidence for a Gentleman, the Hook and Offices having been lately very much improved and rendered completely comfortable. 'l'he whole is in the punkt:lion aE B.trington Pr.ce, fq. the Proprietor. The Purchafer may have polfeffion now, or at Michaelmas nest, and, if defirable, take to the Growing Crop and Stock as well as the Furntture which is moitly new and in high order. Cerncy is Bunted in a delightful, dry, plcafant, acid healthy part of the County of Gloucelter, four Miles from Cirenceitrr, twelve front Cheltenham, thirty Se from Bath, and ninety from Loudon, and in an excellent Sporting Country abounding with Game. For particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. Murland, Abingdon, who will give written permiffion for any perfon to view the Houfe and Prenufes. This day was publifbed in Two Yoh. Bro. price ti. to. Dedicated to the Right Honourable the Earl of Sr VINCENT, 'THE TWELVE REPORTS of the COMMIS• 1 SIGNERS of NAVAL INQUIRY, and the Anfwer to a Memorial of the Nary Board, rela&e to the Flea Report. With an Appmitz, con wining copious McGlone from the principal Documents upon which the kilports arc founded. The Twelfth Report may be bad feparste. pace 7s. 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Views, Aretz 28.—War againft the Republic of ' the Seven Iflands is as good as declared, and vont. ' • • millions for privateers to cruize againft their refill ' ••• 1 • are already iffued. .t ' NAPLIS, Aram 14 —Near Reggio, on the Strait which feparates the kingdom of Naples from Ski lyb , 'V there is a camp of 25,000 troops : great preparations ' are making for the conqueft of Sicily. &JILIN. MAY I3.—Since the appointment of Count Keller as Third Minifler of State, ilkveral* councils have been held at fome of which the .King prefided. The fubjed of them was, a confideration of the effcas which the meafures taken agaioft Eng land have produced, and the confequencea their adoption have already had upon Praia. On there points differences have arife. between Count Haug► wits and Count Keller ; the former failing upon the , expediency of perfeveting in the fteps already taken, while the latter maintained the neceffity of an entire change of policy, from a confideration of the ruinous • effeas which had happened. The King is raid to have been fo impreffed with the propriety of Count Keller's reafoning, as to have defired him to fuggeft the means he thought molt likely to leadto reconcilj ation, and to avert from his fubjeets the evils which threatened them. Cos.nt Haugwitz, it is Paid, has felt fit much at this, that he demanded leave to retire f• a- a few weeks, to his eftates in Silefia, which has been granted. The firft flep taken by Count Keller, has been to fend ()Hers to all the Prullian ports in the Baltic, not to ()baron the entrance or departs*, of any Britifh (hips, but to treat them in a friendly manner. BeANIDENBARC, MAY t¢.—Orders have been re ceived at Stettin, Colberg, and other Pruffian ports in the Baltic, not to oppote in any manner theentrance l of Englith (hips ; but, on the contrary, to receive them in the molt friendly way. It is expelled that •Pruflia will yet take other meafures advantageous to 'England $ from which it is concluded that a good underftanding will fhortly be eftablifhed between *a 1 two Courts.— F one the NanhurghCoreefpondent, May 161 VIIIIINA, MAT I. —General Andrenfry left this city yetterday; before his departure, he wrote a let ter to Count de Wobna, Minilter of the Imperial Cabinet, in which he expreffes, in the ftrongeft man ! ner, his gratitude, his refpeet, and his elleem for the iEmperor, whole tentiments and virtues he highly extols. M. Rochefoucault, it appears, will make a long (lay here, fince he yefterday received feveral carriages laden with goods and baggage. It was yefterday notified upon 'Change, that no Englifh goods are in future to be lent to Switzerland. ... —The prefent quantity is eftimated in value at tso naillinns of livres. The news from the fouthern parts of Bavaria is moll afiliding. In many diftrifts the poor are re duced to the necelfity of living on roots. Aucsauao, MAY 5. —Orders have been given to all the Regiments of the Bavarian Royal Army to hold themfelves in readinefs to march at twenty•four hours notice; on the other hand, it is expeded that the columns of Auftrian prifoners that were on their march for Upper Suabia have received frefh orders to halt. May S —One thoufand waggons, laden with big. cults, fet nut ycfterday for Donauwerth, where the biccuits will he embarked, and fent to Braunau. Ls Irmo, MAY 3. —The news from Vienna, re ceived this morning, is.of a very tranquillizing na ture. The good underhanding which appears to fubfill between the Courts of France and Vienna feems to infure peace. The Court of Vienna has not only accorded to France the full paffage for an army through Iftria for Dalmatia, which was the principil °bre of the negoelation entrufted to Ge neral Andreoify, but it. has alto entered into engage ments, by which it is drawn into a very chafe alliance with the Emperor Napoleon. It has formally fanc tinned and recognized all the exchanges of territory, and all tlfe newly created Principalities, Which pre cceded and have followed the treaty of Freiburg. It has even renounced all fyftems of neutrality, in the event of France being engaged in a war with any power whatever, on account of there innovations I Ind it has engaged to aft with ailive hotlility againtt all powers that mar make war with France on ac. count thereof. We are politively Allred, that this new treaty of amity is the rehilt of long and impor tant negotiations which have taken place on toe tub i.er, an..., which are at length terminated. It is added, [ha: the treaty will be wit I,ut delay. Cnnitraponsorta, Aram to—Nlicheb Effendi. Amtratrid•rr t; ttm the Sublime Porte to the Emperor of the Fmnch, let out on the 29th of March, for Paris. Betides the Drogoman of the Embaffy, he took with him another, who had been estacbcd to the French legation. ~~ r, Hi. '~