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.... r - • /tx • I n I ( • • • Y • .- 4 11 , • ; . • -4: , . . s • A • 4 .• • 4 .- 4 ••• '-'l / 4 1 111:t ..••••• It 1 ao " i t ‘ l O4 irr • 5 4, • I 4 . 4irr9rlic ~~u~'1%: 1( a)A 1'45 1. 4DMIR4L7T-OPFICP, 7.0. IC, 1606. I NOTICE TO cßzorrouts. NOTICE is dwell alum alt a Scfroa of Oyer and N OTICE is hereby given t o all perfons hatriai i Claims on the Eftate of the late ato acne Sams, Merenttrs t washer ad Cad Daketry,fir the Trial of V en u s town ie- In Orreolaw, who died In F e brua r y l i ft. t h a t tinier:4.oM "a"g" WA,* High Sow, within ode yoriNiBion gat Ad.iroily ef EV- i mit (tacos:lents of their rafpative claims to Walter cus.kaa, at lea, ..m to hold ot:leßies Hatt, in the Old Beaky, London, me Fri- Creerlaw, Berwlekthire, within cot Momh front this dice. they tat Ism via, moor lot icima i. *lie .116rNi.e , will lore all benefit from the dilation or laid Mate among the WILLIAM MARSDSN. Cot ditort—Greerlaw, J ane 30 , 1 8 °6 . • . . . 17CTUALLING OPPICZ, yew to, OM. DP COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING WANTED an Apprentice Ao a Surgeon and Apothecary In the Country, awhere a Premium is eitpcdad. For particulus apply to Mars. Corhyn sail Co. Druggifts,No. so, Holborn. XIS MAY MIT": KAPP, is iStraiy liar Neke, Tbat on Tudday the sd September nest, they will be ready to t welve Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the (applying Lf Wbat FLESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS,and WINE !hall be demanded fee the do of His Majcity's Ships and Veffeis at Lao° fee the (pace si ts heaths certain ; and further until fig 11101148 ilarning than Is gNen. To be paid for by BUls payable with in ert* neat days after date. TM Conditions of tie Cello& lbw be (ten at the Sart aryl 011oc; at tide Odin; se by GOO( to His Britannic Ma lay's Coadd at Lildno. No mew/ sal is Wooly reoj;lheolie. ihe prim fiall ma is *Oaf is wank of &Nei, wMelJsfaii is ii/awed b tie Award &- lb*, OM .Clath M *Waif 16#41, .art, we fair , tit Arida el* wales a& noir; or film AN* ea IS. bier. Wash easArtar woos solfeirr. TURTLES. W ILTSHIRE and CO. Kill;',.Head Tavern. Poultry, hive jolt landcd a Caroof fine lively Turtles foe Salar-Turtl drelred 4very slay lit the higbell perfallon, anti' rent to any pint of noon or C ary A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. T HE grcat reputation which Mr. BURGISS has retied by the fuperlor rgetilence of hi. ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Filb Sauer has induced many perfoas to give the fame name to an article cockily different. JOAN BUROESS and SON think It a duty they owe the Nam, to caution thorn ilidt foonationo, as revers' WO* , mast sas-smpire;eir s, &c. an extra large proAt to vend the fpuriaus kind t they are particularly recteetted to a& for BURGESS's, and to obferve, panels genuine but what have tht ft words upon the label- 0 John Surzefs and Son's Original and fu. parlor FECI7CC of Anetiovics."----Warchoute, No. to 7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Seeps, London. lICTUALLINGUCONCII,Iy a. 1806 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 11.18 arAyssm marr, a &aye. Mike, -- GREAT DISTRESS. 1- HE Perron, who force m.,nths ago, and I.ttely, addreffed an Advertifemeut, beginning" A Ta uay LAPIN ?MILE CAIS•^ATO Tilt BENEVOLENT "ND HUMANE," in this and other Papen, humbly returns hie molt fincere thanks for the donations he bas received, amounting in all to 241 which have been of great ale to blm,tbour,h much redoced by the enpenfe of *Quentin'. It is with great rehidtanee he is obliged to Rate, that though the debt be owes, incurred by Hindi in his family, which oonifts of hisnfelf,a wife, and two (mall children, amount only to *bout Sake muff abfolutely fink under the lead, if thole who can feel for fuch altrefs, and who are hint with , he means, do not in tei fere to five bim from deftrudtion. He has hciti a (mall malt under Government for theft :6 years, and has always con dulled himfelf with propriety. lie has devoted his (mall fsl,ry to the payment 06 Mu Cr edi tor; but a few of them are clamorous— perhaps from neceffitr—and, to meet their demands, prevent law expenfes, and maintain his family till he can again enjoy the benefit of his fmall [alley, is Co tar beyond his prefent ability, that he mutt, if not afifted, in the end lore hit ituatton, and be lot with.iut the fmalkft rename. That on Friday the tick baßant, they wlll w reedy to reecire Tenders in writlog (fealed up) and treat for ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM, and for EIGHTY THOUSAND GALLONS of FOREIGN BRANDY ; To be delivered in fir weeks (one half In three weeks, and the remainder In three wccks afterwards) Into His Maklty's Vlftnd- Rag Stores at Deptford and Plymouth, In the following propor tions, Irii. RUM. BRANDY. Deptford 20,000 gaEaoe. tope:lolam Plymouth So pco 40,000 60,000 Is pm And to be paid for by Bah payable with lomat ninety days after date—N. N. No 'Nader let a Ida quentlty than Teo Thonfaid Gallons will be admikteid.—The Conditions d the Central may be tee at die Sonetares Oliva M misfit wino: kat, av hiar Se ',Skil At pin ao I a eh. sr*ih ma& • kragtho or thrifiall ea le &Menai a Kt Board ie.,* i'sksi dm fold Fria, M. Iltb iaba, asr wildi the jerl•• quip mar go Saar, w feat &die on bit &dog Mavis to ofwer adds setaillir. Cuujcl be avert the ruin with which be Is threatened, by dcna. lions, or by a loaf► from the humane, be has the profpedt of an in created income in a few months front the Gtuation he holds, which would enable him to repay the Bcl. in four years, by four equal 41- (bl/tient.. Meffrs. Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers, Nn 345, Strand ; and Melfrs. Boldero, Luthington and Co. Bankers, Nu. Jo. Cornhill, will fpcsk to the Advatifer's chandler, recel•le any donattol that may be tint for him ,or forward any note, addretted to D. thould any perfun with to bower him with an interview. MISS OWENSON'e NRW NOVEL. This day was publlihed. la Three Volta:nes. ruedecimo, price t3s W. in board,, THE WILD IRISH GIRL ; a N.itinnal Story; in which are delineated the Manners, Amufernents, and Grievances of the PEASANTRY and YEOMANRY of IRE LAND. ly SYDNEY OWENSON, _ _ . PICITMLLING OP.FICA Yady 9. tom. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Me 17.8377". N 417: A lee* Otto mate, That en I'hurfday the 17th Inftant,Mr. Ratite, their Agent at Ponieneeth, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (fealed wp) and treat for ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS of ENGLISH WHEAT, for the fervice of that Peet; to weigh g7i lbs. per bitiltel; (and In cafe It ®Quid weigh ahem 394 tbs. per bum, the overweight will be paid for) to be delivered in one month, and to be paid for by all. payable with lettered ninety days after date. The Conditions oldie Centred may be fen at the Office of the Ageat sforefaid. N. repel will de lad to osy Zook, he oelith the prier fiat! *et be *rid in worth al kora, ',the Mall aft be Miami s. Mr. kr:l, *Ars Twelve o'Cioth ea ,hef 71rof1try the 174 ioltoot. a.r odeli tbe Porfen oho maw do Testiw, lime Peofts es his Wolf tweeds - 14118 earl hr. Atn borers of the Novice of St. Dominic, St Clair, ace. Printed for RICHARD Putu.tra, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black• Idea; and fold by all Bookfellers, in Great Britain and Ireland. Of whom may be had, A r.w edition of the NOVICE of St. DOMINIC, by hlib Owe. fon in 4 yob. WWI as Is boards _ The - With million of the WINT ER In LONDON, by Mr. Surr 3 vols. z 3s. 6d. And the MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW, by Mr. Siddons. 3 volt. 131. 64. NORFOLK ARMS INN, ARUNDEL. To BE LET. and entered upon Immediately. ALL that exienfi•e INN, known by the flgn of the NORY. , LI Altus, fount.: nn the great Esft and Weft road through Suffer, Iraitus from Dover, Brighton. &e. to Patti month. Bath, and BMW!, where there is a great ercne of polling bonnets. FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL WOLVERHAMP TON. THE R d THOMAS CORMOULS having flgr thee his Intention of refiring the Office of Second Matter to this School. the Traces have appointed a Meeting at the Swan Inn in Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford, on 'ruefday the I sad day of Ittly neat, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to elea a Second Matter of the Paid Soboolin the place of Mr. Commie. The Candidates for the 'hove litigation mutt be tapahle of teaching the Claffics, be Members of the citablabed Church of England. and of approved Morals. The rotary attached to this Stuation i 3 One Hundred Pounds a year. with an Houfe adjoining to the fail School, and liberty to take twelve Boarders, fo long as the Head Mau of the Paid School I. permitted to take Boarders. Proper teftimonials mutt be f.mt by the Candidates, direeted to Mr. John Perks, of Wolverhampton, Secretary to the Truftees of Wolverhampton Free Grammar School, Staffordlire. Wolverhampton, By Order of the Trutt es, May a?, 'Sob. JOHN PERKS, Secretary. The Premifes are of modern ereelon, with a large Affembly room, and are capable of eontalniog between thirty and forty Beds, and have alto about thirty-two Acne of prime Meadow Land at tached thereto. It is rcquefted for particulars, that perfnnal application may be made to rlr. Hiude, Arundel—July 4. 18c6. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. Air R. PERRY, Surgeon, South ampton•llreet. •LT- 1 . Bloomiburyfquare, Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER at KIDNEYS, acquants the Public, that he has for fame years devoted bit whole profeffional attention to the above Dift atm era their complication with that of Gout. He may be confulted daily at his own Houfe and more efpecially on Wednef days and Fridays. where he difpenfes the Solvent iii bottles of 41. xis. and tl as. Stamps included, two of which lath fcarerly ever fail to carrel the calculous diathells In the habit, and thereby prevent the concretion of Stone in actions of a fedentary life. Sold alto at Baron sad Cos, 'so, Ox(erd•Rrcct, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange; where Ain may be had juR pub tithed, the Author's" Difquifition of the Stone and Drava," ninth kdition, price t 8.61 pointing out their Coate and the Diet to be ohferved during the Cure, with many extraordinary cafes, tome of perfedi recovery eve" after the operation bad been refolved on. f• i TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AN elegant Country Refidence in the Vicinity of I- 3 . Bury St. Edmund's. in Suffolk, ronfiftina of a Man Son newly built, the Rooms few, but of ample dimentinnv falltlonably and haudfomcly filed up, with proper Offices ' Double Coach Houle, Stabks, Dove Cote, good Walled Garden well planted, Mature Grounds, Hal Ponds, &c. with any quantity of molt ex. I eellent Pafture not excreting One Hundred Aetes. The Houfe is on a Lawn, fronts the South, commands very rfeh and beautiful Profpeets, lituatal by the fide of the pleafant Green of !Irminger, ;bout two miles from Bury, eekbrated for the gentility of ire in balsitanta and neighbourhood, and diftant frum London a very cafe day's journey, 6S tailesof good road. For further particulars apply to Mears. Windt %, Son, and Hol. taway, Southampton-Buildings, London, or to George Bro sn, Efq. Bury St. Edmund'., FREEHOLD ELEGANT READENCh. WOODLANDo, and FARMS, 571 Acres, on the borders of Herts and licdfonlOsire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCFION, By Mr. scorT, as WEDNI-SDAY, the tbth inftant, at twelve o'clock, at Garrawars, Chant: alley, London, milers an accep table r (hall be made prier to ;he loth of July. By Private Contra..'l. I.ot I. A CA ESTATE, the MANOR of EAST HYDE, with the Mcni4ers and Appurtenances thereunto belonging; delightfully fituated in a healthy, admired, and fine , (porting country, near the beau-tint feat of the Marquis of Bute, four miles from Luton, eight from St. Alban's and Dunitable, and 29 tram London ; cnnipeifinA the fpaaliaus excellent Manfion, with very complete office-a uniformly ercael with fuperior ftrength, and in futillantial rrp,ir, 1 wge pro..unive Garden, walled, and plentifully Rocked with the finell fruit trees, elegant Rarely plan ' tathirts, flarubberies, lawns, and meadow lands adjoining, difpiifed with tette, In tire Park ityle, with immediate polfeflluit. EAST 11VDE FARM adjoining, cumprifing lea acres of in.l Set] rwd staid., and lonic pa tore land, with a vary neat comattable Farm boa.• and buildings; let to Mr. Jofet h Lambourn, a g.iosi yearly tenant, at a very low old rent. GREAT CUET'a FARM ad- Joining, containing 293 sacs of fertile arable and pafture Land, and rich m-a.inwa watered by the river Lea, part detached; with a very roomy convenient Farm houfe arid ample buildings: let to I Mr. John Cook, a refretable tenant, on an old leafe, to expire In fix yearn, when the value of this etcellent Farm will be very eceifiderabiy *cicala Alfo Two Cottages. This valuable Eftate is highly improvable, the greater part within a ring fence, finely timbesed,well fnpplied with good water and abounding with game. Lot IL A definable FR F.EHOLD ESTATE, tithe free, Rtuate near Chiltern Gwen, In the Faith of King's Walden, Hens;— containing sy A. 3 R. 39 P. of rich arable land, In feven inclofed fields ; lit on leafs to Mr. Thomas Sibley, 8 years unexpired. The crimes may he viewed by applying at Me Manflon, twenty one days b...riire the S;.le. where printed particulars may be had ; alfo, st the G.A.r4e, l.ntnn ; the principal Inns at St. Alltan's, Dunitable, Bedford. Ware, Hertford, awl Barnet; of Medea. Rafhldgh, Conde, and Kempthornc. St. Auftle, Cornwall; Mr. Fbirbank, Ely Piece. ilegboru ; at Germany's; ard of Mr. Scott, Now Br idge-exctt, London, whew a Am may be Into. A CARD.—TO THE LADDIS. " flak Cattle. H iverfordweit. Sou b Wale. , Feb 2 4 , tin. As. r Pl' AIN LI .oYll Orn profenta hi; corncuts to • •-. 1 Mr. Olson (althoith not pcdmally acquainted with hint) Mould elite It as a favour, if Ss would fend him niter i t , tine boats of his Vison's Antibinom Pills. as lotto as he poiGbly ..an. Mrs Lloyd, who has always ufid the Iblcdietne, k now pregnant and vary unwdL For the great Cervkr they have been to Mrs Lloyd, no well as terCritrind aldwqm and ail his family. Captain Lr,. 7 4 feels it Wider, to roconnAred truant. wherever be goes; and he really thiuks, U Mt. Dicta would appoint fome pedals as venders In this county, It would be a benefit to the community." From to Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. have finite years stud, and continue to life your Dixon's .AntliNhout Pill.; as a family Aperient, I do not know their equal _g m ., 1 have ta ken them, am relieved from a bilious complaint, partichlarly Gi.k hcad-achs, which frequently were very diftrakii: to me. I reconimend thsm to every family !am acquainted with, particularly More Ck ho live at fome alliance front medical advice. „ hour's, &c. j. HAMILTON MARTIN. • Birchmo-e.boule. near Woburn. Bedfordihire, March 1" 7 Sold wholeiale c a d retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner of Paternolice.row, and retail by moil Bookleners in every Country Town, In bozo at 6s. and at, std. tack. This day Wa. publUbcd.lo one rot t arno. price 3i 6d. In boards, vIOLET VALE; ur. Saturday Night. Contill log of Stories for the Entertainment and !atm:lion 401(044. By Mrs. PILKING rota. Printed for Longman. Hutft, Renaud Orme, Patertiofter.row I and .. 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In board., few Copies on Royal Paper, price 5L fa. in boards, and a few others on Riper royal paper, price 71 7s. in boards, A new Fdition, of I'HE PROSE WORKS of JOHN MILTON; 3 - with a Life of the Author, Interfperftd with TranfLatinos and critical Remarks By CHARLES SYMMONS, D. D. Of Jere* College, Oxford. Printed for J. Jnhnfon, Nichols and Son, F. and C. Rivington, Ot ridge and Son, T Payne, Clarke and Sons, Ogilvy and Son, Cuthell and Martin, Vcmor and Co. R. Lea, J. Walker, Lacking. ton and Co. J. Nunn, Longman and Co. Cadell and Davies, 1. Harding. R. li. Evans, J Mawman, J. Hateh.vd, and Matthews and ixigh •.• A few Copies of the Volume containing Dr. Symmones Life of Milton, with the franflations and critieal Remarks, may be had fcp.rite, price sec 6.1. This 0-1 was pubUCted, In Royal Odavo, price tos. Dedicated. by permialon, Mate Right Hun. Lurd Etlkine, T HE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, ad tpta not only to the inftrudlon and convenience of the Praia:as of the Law, but cf all Persona interefled In Tidies; aml illuftraza by References to the malt leading and recent lithe Cafes. By FRANCIS Pl.O Efq. Barrilter. Melina eft Jul deficiens (-nun Jos Incert um. _ . . Landon: Printvil fa; C. and a Badwin, New Bridge ftreet. •,,• The Work Is divided into Three Books, The I R rso n t, ir e us of the Nature of Cavil Eitablifliments of lt,ligion, and .4 Tithes as,: other EreleGallleal Revenues, and confider' them hillorically. The id Book feta forth what perfons, clerical and lay, are entitled to Tithrs in Knew! What Tithe, are payable by CWIIOIOII LIP and by Cullom ; how raw are aff cled by Statute Law; widths Nature and grounds of Preferlptive Rights, Eaernutioo a. and Mo. dufea.—And the 3d Book eentan.a the various Modes of porfuiog and defending Tithe Cooks of every denomits.dion, in the Spiri • tual Courts, Costae of fquity and of Common Law. The Work doles with a copious Appendix of A.a. and Praccdents, and a full Alphabetical lode:. ARC.IIITECTUZAT. ANTIQUITIES. Thls day wag ptddiflted. In ;.tedium Q 1.-ro, Price al. It% Gd and Imperial Quarto, with Mat Intprjiii•ms of the Plates, or:cc 41. In Extra Boa rd,, The Flail. I HAL, VOLUME, Cempria . ng Parts s. 3. 4, and of . H THE ARC' ITC I'URAL ANTIQUITIES cf GREAT BR ITdi IN.—By JOHN BRITTON. .• This Divillon of the Work enntalos Thirty-nine highly fins bed Engray.ng: with hiftorleal and dekriptive Accounts of the following SohjAst St. Botol i d.'s Priory Church, Culehetter. Effex ; Dunitable Priory Church.. 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The propordon of the work which is now before us, le cer tainly executed With uncommon foir t...the choke of fubjedis ha. been made with judgment—and the author and his artilll arc equally entitled to our thanks. In elegance it has opt often been furpa6.l" Critical Review. The plates are beautifully evecuted, and the whole conttltutea a pleating performaitee at a moderate price." Monthly Review. In ths f<leelinn of f i xeimene, Mr Britton has anqueßlonably thews bi. iiiihntellt... 4 work fa executed cannot fall to meet en couragement " BritUb '1 he plates are well executed, the typography, paper, &c. is gond; and the a bole work Is highly refiw Ecl. Review. " Their afCII(.ICy and their elegance will du permanent honour to the talents of their aurtow." Ann. Rev. Aa above may be had, Yearn t, a, 3 4, and 5, of the above walk. the latter of which COrle2i^l the Completion of the Ilittory o Stone Cmffes,wlei right rogra rings, mattes .;.;:rio, p-Ice cOss6d and royal quarto. price 16.. each. KOTZEBUE', TRAVELS IN ITALY. This day were publilled, • In four clofe/y printed Volumes (mall Oelavo, mifrin: with the other Travels of the Came Author, price Use Pound in hoards,. r A- 'RAVELS through ITALY, fro-t. LIVONIA. through the TYROL and FLAIR hNCE to NAPLES, and. from NANA; through Rowe, BOLOGIIA. MI LAS., and VIcNNA to Braun, perform it during the dole of the year IS 4 and the commencement of By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the btrauter ' Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, &c. &e and of Travels in Siberia anti in }once. Various Englidt critics hove pronounced Ko!zetuir to be, in every refpeet, tie firfi •itrawlim," ai u,".11 3s the m. 41. 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APRACTICAL ADDRESS to iNsrRuC TORS and PARENTS, on the Right Choice and Ufs of the bell elementary Books in every branch of knowledge...point. ing out their rcfpeetive merits, and the order In Which they ought to be fucceffively adopted. By JOSHUA ccsl.l,llls. Reeler of Newport, and late Mader of the Granunar School In that Town. The following Critical Sandtions have appeared pf this valuable and 'Verna Work.-- This is a well written and Judicious Pubtlevion, conveying much praelical information on the ful4tZt of Educalon, and is therefore highly worthy the perorate?f evert perfoo concerned in the improvement of the rifing generation. • The accoun. of Cooks generally ufed in Schools (aemaxtrise the 'Wyk of experience, and certainly difpbys much eruditioft.. • The Author's recommenda tions and !Iridium are accompanied with fuch rearms and critical obfavations as do him great credit,both as a Scholar and Cita. tian teacher. 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