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Vile; 4,..t• .... ----'-'k)t,•,;' •t- 0 1 ~ii . . 6.„„ 2 ,.....7$ j 7 , ... - ,.-:- / - --- --;,- ‘ , ..,- ._._ .. • 1. 11 .. TI :. ___- -71.141 F 711k.,Z J. = WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 9,16 OS. rrilE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS mAJEsn-, NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That ou Tuesday the 17th instant, they will be ready to :v -oice T en ders,in writing (sealed up) and treat for Three Hundred Toes of IRON PLATE HOOPS ; to be deliveftd in tin weeks, by weekly proportions, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at pertor d; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest qty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract, and a Sample of the Hoops, m sy totem at the Secretary's Office, retard trill be had to any Tender in ishich the price shall not he i o nic' is words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the hoard be o',:lork es the said Tuesday the 17th instant, nor gales, the p a w ,ho males the Tender, or Wise Fe; son on hie behalf, attends to e wer whets called for. T a General Assembly of the Company of Pro prietors of this Undertaking, held at the Freemasons Tavern, on Tuesday, the ;Id day of May instant, WILLIAM CLAY, Esq. in the Chair, - - TM. day was published, pricy :is. sew t, A SKETCH of the HISTORY and .RESENT STATE of the ISLAND Gt . IF tt.F . '.l". By THOMAS LYTE, Militar} *.,rveyor. Printed for T. Egerton, near Whitehall ; * A H. D. Srincods, Paternoster-row. This day was published, price 9s. dd. TEE WORLD ; a Comedy, in Five Acts, as now perineming at the Theatre goy4l, Drurrlzne. 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In w!_tch the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained and illastmed by Experiments. Printed for I.ouginau, Hurst, Rees,and Orme, Paternoster-row. " The view which is taken of the subject embraces the mesg interesting and important parts of the science; the leading doctrines of Chemistry are explained in a manner which is at the same tuna familiar and correct ; the style is perspicuous ; and the dialogue, is natural and unembarrassed. " —Monthly Review, July, 18Ci. " We shall not scruple to claim the thanks of our read :rs for thus pointing out to them the very best introduction to the science of Chemistry, that the English language affords," Annual Review, 1805, This work may he strongly recommended to young Students of both sexes. 'Tice perspicuity of the style, the regular dispoei non of the subject, the judicious selection of illustrative experie mints and the elegance of the Plates are so well adapted to the capacity of the beginners, that a more appropriate publication cin hardly be desired."—British Critic, Dec. 1806. This day were published, in Octavo, price 7s. in boards, TRANSLATIONS of M. GENER, tieing a. Selection of Letten, on Life and Manners. By JOHN NIUCKERSY, Minister of West Calder. Printed for I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, London ; and Peer Hill, Edinburgh. . the same. It being then officially notified to the Assembly, that a Vacancy existed in the Board of Directors, and that Clause in the Act of . Parliament of 46 Geo. 111. being read, which regulates the ap pointment of Directors to fill the Vacancies arising_ fait. Resigna tion or Disqualification, HAKDINOL STRACLIr i Esq. .Jas num& sated to fill the Vacancy which was so declared; whereupon it was Resolved unanimously, That HARDINGE SIRACFN, Esq. be elected a Director accordingly. And this being the day on which it was appointed by the afore said Act, that Your of the Directors shall go out of Office, and the artanzeniztits in that regard, as prescribed by the said Act, being duly observed, it was declared by the Chief Clerk that the follow ing Gentlemen were drawn out, and had ceased to be Directors, via William Cass, Esq. I Thomas Lumley, Esq. George Cook, Esq. George Watts Esq. who being severally nominated to be again Directors, and such Nomination having been duly seconded, it was Resolved unanimously, That they be re-elected.—And William Cass, Esq. Thomas Lumley, Esq. I George Cook, Esq. George Watts Esq. were duly re-elected accordingly. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Assembly be given to WILLIAM CLAY, Esq. for his very able and impartial con duct, during the sitting of this Assembly. ROBERT S. SLOPER. Chief Clerk to the Company. • igyavuE HOUSE SCHOOL, NEAR FALMOUTH, CORN WALL. 'WANTED, ill the above School, a Writing Mas. VT to eminently qualified to teach the various hands of Mo de, p e nmanship ; the Salary will be 604. per annum, exclusive at fiend and Lodging.—Letters of application (post paid) enclosing a ::,mea of Writing, Reference for Character, &c. will los duly aiteml,si to. This day was published, In Three Volumes, ii/mn, price 16s. 6tl. teards, T HE WILD IRISH BOY. 13y tie Author of MONTORIO. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Om; Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, The FATAL ReVENGE; or the Family of Montorio, in 3 vols. price 11. Is. hoards. MARGATE. TO LET, Three HOUSES, Furnished or Unfur oished, tact containing one Patiour, four Bed-rooms, and a roam with a Garden. 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TDISH returns his most grateful Thanks t o the • Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, fur their un branded favours in the Lotteries just finished, and acquaints diem that 'rickets and Shares for the NEW STALE LOT - I ERY, to be drawn the 28th of June are now selling as above ; where, is the Lotteries just finished, be sold an 4 shared No. 17,611, a Prise et ,ess,ooo. N.. 15,455 aio,coo No. 4,182 - £l,OOO 14,048 - 8,0 2 0 988 - - 500 18,448 - 5,00 17,966 - 560 24,469 . - 5,000 94,55", SOO 16,772 . - 3,090 5 , 614 - 500 The Fir4t.drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to the Grand Hotel, valued at 4115,009, was sold at Bish's Offiecs in shteen Sixteenths ; also two other of the subbtantial Freehold House, value £9OOO. 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Having received numerous com plaints thzt compositions s-Ad under the title of Salt of Lemons, are not ot.ly ineffectual, but that they burn and destroy the Linen, I think it necessary to inform the public, that my true Essential Salt cf Lemons is only to be had, wholesale and retail, at my s ho p In Cockspur-str eet , and that none is to be depended upon as mine but what has my signature on the bottom of each box, and on the Outside of tlx wrapper. W. BAYLEY. N. B. The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies in washing their hands, as it instantly takes out the stains of fruit, Coloured gloves, &c. and is much more agreeable to use than kmoo itself. At the samo place may be had, Bayley's Seowerlng Drops, fur 164 Grease out of Silk, Stuff, Woollen Cloth, Stes Huff Quarter ESTATES IN THE COUNTY OF DONEGALL,IRELAND TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery in England, bearing date the 23d day of March 1607, nude in ct•rtain Causes, whirein John Downes, Esq. deceased, was Plaintiff, and Rees Goring Thomas, Esq. and others are Defendants, at.d wherein Elizabeth Downes, Widow, is Plaintiff, and the said Rees Goring Thomas and others are Defendants, I'HE MANOR of BONCRANAGH, in the -I. 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Of whom may also be had, price sd. to be continued Monthly, The THEOLOGICAL RZPOSITORY for April, 1808. N.B. This publication is designed to call the Reade's attention to the primitive, apostolic Gospel—to state its doctrines with clear ness and precision—to shew their influence on the lu and life, and to distinguish between the laws and institutions of Jesus, and the doctrines and commandments of man. ARITHM ET IC. This day was published, closely printed, price ffs. 6d. bound, with an allowance of the 250 Book. THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and 1 BUSINESS, adapted to the practical UIE of SCHOOLS, including a complete reformation of the Tables of Weights and Measuies ; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives Stocks, &e.Sce. • a nd MORE NUMEROUS EXAMPLES uncle; every Rule tha n are to be found in any other Book of this Kind. By the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues, Ste. Etc. 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Egerton, Military Library, 11"..itehall. GAMBLE'S BRTIISH TEA. THE Rev. J. GAMBLE has been favoured with -IL many Cases of its efficacy, and the congratulations, of nu microns Clergymen—for the benefit of the affii,cted, the following few Cases are subjoined : TO THE Rgv. J. GAMBLE, SYDLING, DORSET. Sir—Having laboured under a continual sick head-ache, and bi lious vomiting for the last 20 years, I purch:.sed at your wholesale Agent's, Mr. BUTLER, No. 4, Cheipside, a packet of-your Bri tish Tea. By taking it agreeably to the directions, I was relieved, and have continued taking it invariably to this'time. I have the pleasure to inforra you I have not. for these last three manths, ex perienced any sick head-ach er bilious disorder, which I entirely attribute to taking your Tea. In justice to you fcr so happyla discovery, ar.d for the good of the community, you arc at liberty to make my ca:c known.--I remain, Sir, your obl Z . PINtCOT servant, F. L. 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