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Printed for Longman, Hurls, Roes, and OVAr. l'Atervo:ttr- Row. --""."---g-------- COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON ,STREET, STRAND. fiLL Persons who continue insured with this Asso ciation se ven years, whether their Policies be originally iik. out for seven y ears, or be renewed annua ll y, participate m a with the original Subscribers, in the Profits of t he Estab y impeos--and at the sam e time they have the peculiar and valuable o rince of being secured from the posebility of Loss, as the sot ovosibility Is undertaken by an extensive A 53062.6011 of Noble sgoand Gendemen, who have subscribed an ample Capital to .arsetee the engagements of the O ffi ce. vile Charge for Policies on removals from other Offices. By Order, T. CHAPLER, Clerk e remedy for reitotitgl .gestian, for .preventan; le eructations . i t s ifaty porary costiveness, si•-• sesitified by pr. e .t uicti • r from the acritnont : inking to excess. fi rms is to give Notice, that the Deed of Settle- Footsokamptonsst v o lies for th reet, Strane Signatures d. of the Propriotors, at the ocia By Order, T. CHAPLER, Clerk • er's, No. .4, Chtv4ai• retail by mat cot i at4 ft : eath. • I not tri fe4 of mankind thus igt Li; happily for the gond Nick a:veal-dr removal. eparatioo of Dr. Fate. Thole Diuretic w ee . ) undermine the tonttl. to reftore braid), vihicli on the contrary, fo ia. ',that it is adminiticred oge, fo fuccefsful are its (bort time the folds of dittant the time of af f. bone and palate, and, Lion of a certain &tate, heir iv - Mut-nee. To this 11 indelvted for the redo: ▪ Hoffdt ale, and having n meskeine nut arc in rain difeafc ; viberbeer hutic and nervous cone. Sold wholefale at Mr. .rnofter-row; and retail t as. gd. and 45.61 wit\ ARMY. ASTAIN in a Regimea t of Infantr y is desirous dEo k a ging into either Light or Heavy Cava y.—Letters Nap aid) addrosed to Captain t. Mr. Goddard's Military a wn 1 4.. 1, Pau-Man, will be attended to. MILITIA COMMISSIONS WANTED. 11/ANTED, for two Young Gentlemen, Corn- I Ithilias in the Militia or Line, or in the India Service.— The profoundest secrecy may be trust‘d to.—Apply, poet paid, to joi, B. at Nit. flutehon s, ;it). 18, Upper Mary-la-bonne-street. WANTED, at Lady - D a y next, the Sum of ,emooo, to be secured on Niortg,ige of an ample Free- WI Estate in one of the Midland Counties. A Receiver of the gat will be srpoiuted, and the intacbt at 5 per Cent. regularly isillbalf YearlY• Arly to Messrs. M'Dougull and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's bid..ondon. 'lO TAYLORS AND DRAPERS. ,ro BE LET, and entered upon ether at Lady- I Day, or at Michtimmer next a respectable and good wear some dTAYLOR and DRAPER'S SHOP, eligibly Atuate in a het Toon on the Kentish Coast Fos pasticu Co.ars apply , um . pa t paid), to Messr.. Puskle,Costeker and 6S, CornM SNOW•kiILL, ND SOUTIt VAGOON OFFICE. &MACES'S Hal; eft Atteommodatioe foe with moderate alarm ; oath, Wasgous, &e let THEATRICAL PROPERTY. iks be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, IVE following very valuable THEA.TRF.S., the property of the late Mr. COLLINS : M depot new built FREEHOLD THEATRE at South =roe, with the whole of the Scenery and Decorations. Also, a very Commodious new built DWELLING HOUSE Oiling, held by Lease under the Corporation of Southampton, adieu fcr 38,L per annum. The THEATRE at Winchester, with the Scenery and Decora te*. This isheld for a term of 300 years ' at a rent of SI. per ar.n. Topethrr with other considerable 'PHEATRICAL PRO, QTY at Portsmouth and Chichester. Fer parti cu l a rs apply (by letters, post paid), to Mrs, Colin', at titlitesue, Winchester; or Mr. Nich ol:, Solicitor ; or Mr. Sla ta, Architect, Southampton. , Wolielty-Bridge, •od tilton, and Huntingdos renisl. Inn new Ccacb, every Stone, and Litchfield Evening, at 5 &Clock{ to 01. Guarded throughout. Cheap 'I - ravelling to Bath t, t rough Chippenham, , anise at Mr. May's. I Tavern, Thomas firm, !utfi4e, z ts. Coact's. is --____ ___ __------ SECOND DAY OF DRAVirING, TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 15. STATE OF THE WHEEL. S Prizes of ie20,000 I &eh 21 Prizes of £5150 each 1 ditto 10,000 42 ditto 100 4 ditto 5,000 52 . ditto kfl II ditto 1000 &c. &c. . NO FIXED PRI Z E. TICKETS and Shares are on Sale (warranted nn .l. drawn) at HAZARD , B URNE, and Co.'s Office, N 0.93, Royal Exchange, and no where else in London on their account. Tickets and Shares of the Grand City Lottery, containing only MAO Tickets, are also on Sale as above. L e tters ( post p aid) duly answered answer • and Schemes gratis. it Rockingham, iota out Lir bifiLlcs only, and gots - Newark, Retford, Dos. Lion; Leeds, atatt day at expedition of this Comb, coenpkte public convey. led in accommodation by Loadsle, Boo!ton, Cbor • :bes, citry Afternoon, at recn, Anmn. Dumfries, mneck .K ingfwat. and ad SuriOay , Tuerday, and All the 20,0001. Prizes arc yet in the Wheel, Besides Forty-seven other Capitals, making the following Rich Litt of Prizes, all floating. £20,000 1 17 - ,000 2S of £l,OOO -- .sco rimfby, Spilding, Peter. 1, fag eft every Evening. ew with ring at Seven o'Clock, hi Jarlington, Northallerton, icngera fihding theanfoves may reit what time they ny additional fare. The all, Scarborough, Whitby, of 4 5,000 1 &c. &c. NITIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 1 2, S err are No. the Tickets and Shares, warranted Charing Cross,.._ uldrawn.—TUESAY is the next Day of prawing.—Early Purchase's must have the best Chance, as all the Capitals may 1?e drawn the next Day. Also Tickets and Shares of the G rand City Lottery, for Free hold Houses, disc} argecl of Land Tax, conta i n in g only 20,000 Tickets, with Capital Prizes to the Amount of £104,000. en Poft Coach, gars with • —rafts through Brougbi !attcrick , Borougliliridgei ratithini, (the neareft way 1 uefday, and Thurfday mith the greateft facility tads, or plecfurc, have the fccured in the rest Coach W ARRANTED Undrawn TICKE TS and SIIA I iF 2 , ue selling at the very lowekt Prices, and the Prize.:Money FA on demand, by HORNSBY and CO. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery (ffices, 26, Cornbill; 52, Ch aring- Cross = and St . Margaret::::::ll, Borough. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 prizes of £ile,s)oo each. 25 Prizes of 1 --- 10,000 42 ---- 5,000 52 17 I,OOQ r t mouth,Wcymouth , no r "' 9. every Mnrnirg at Four icon, Axminficr, BridPOiti £5OO each, 100 50 -7-- Scc. &e. rgbaro Coach every Mora- bit Coach, with a Guard, BANKING BUSINESS. A PARTNERSHIP and an Apprenticeship may be bad in a London Bank. Any Gentleman well connected and able to bring his fair proportion of Customer's accounts, may kaamitted a Partner, on bringing into the Concern the moderate sq of 50001. In the same house there is a vacancy for a youth 16 or 17 years old, to be articled tM of age w ith whom a liberal Premium will be required ; he will be taught the Banking Stub; ass, and at the end of the term, may be admitted a Partner pt Ws option; both these are valuable opportunities that rarely 0c car, and are worthy the particular notice of any Nobleman, - ronet, Gentleman, Country Banker , o r Manufatturei, or otheßar penes of Property, who has a Son or Sons desirous of embarking to tier of respectability. in the fi rst instance, by lette r, to A. B. No. 3S, Percy ilrtd, near Bedford-square ; none will be taken in unlesi post ?Id i om will any be replied to, excep t from principals, giving Isan , name and residence. Waal Callsteem NA` Putt Coach, every Me' Shiffval Polk Comb, Om clock, to the Raven acid 1341 !cd. Alrcsford, and Alton Coach !oar's, Id A a Gtrard--ters mlnghatu pelt day at Noma .atie, to the Saracen's Heads orne, and Doccifter Polt cke to the Bull sad Suit We and Cheibunt Coact, ocli lbana and Recital' near ?oft 1, by IticharaWa•te and V. !Oath, drily, at half palt tow palt Gwen o'clock. :win, Ste ‘oneeyed by the AGGONS. ad all parts of Suff.ilk, very * • NEW WEEKLY PAPER. Oa Saturday next, the I of March, ISM will be published, Price Sixpence, NUMBER 1. of THE PLYMO NAVAL UTH and C andOMOMERCIAL REGISTER. DCK TELEGRAPH ; or, „ Printed on a good Paper, with a s ele g ant New Type, from the , foundry of Messrs. Fry and Steele. It will be publishifl regu- WV every Saturday morning, and circulated, free of postagSo- e, thmeghout the Counties of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, and "'set; and every principal S e a Port and Inland Town in the United Kingdom. When this considered that the Inhabitants of Plymouth, Stone how, and Dock, consist of at least Sixty Thousand, exclusive of the Navy and Army, it is needless to ex p atiate on the local bent.- " to be derived (particularly to the Mercantile and 'frading In terests) from an Establishment of such public utility. It must M ated have been matter of regret and surprise, that this extensive and Pootlkin District should f.O long have been dep rived of the t‘rtant. l / 4 - i — s and amusement resulting from such an undertaking, and indebted to a distant retrograde source for a knowledge of " 01 7 interesting or incidental occurrence transpiring in its own ext - Waive neighbourhood. Orden and Advertisements for the Plymouth and Dock Tele- Mph will be received by B. Haydon , and P. Nettleton, Plymouth ; . 1 . Huss, Stonehouse; L. Congdon, Printer, Dock; ul by Tay, 14 4 Orritga l erinites Arms, Wassvlck-3quarel Lcrdips, ling. every Tuefdarf• lercford, C-nnartt Bret*. amore and WycembfAvarg lenity, three times s greet. kumfey, I .yvilliorft, l 4 Witobounie, l'ooks Ka t t gos 4 Idly. • Benham. twice a week. tit Fly Wargo-4. daft'', ciit' ,to all p.ircs of the dif etltplly acqualut their frier& for ir4 yawl et vniTokie. if 10R or ',sad pahl fot setoriflugly. • Lerdcin bf VEL. of ORD.. ;TAR-OFFICE, No. t, Carty rime, Temple-Bar. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, February 24, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS siefAJESTT's NAVY, do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the Zed of Mitch nest they wilt be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEEF may be required forthe use of Ms Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jersey and Weymouth (on separate Con tracts) during the space of twelve m gabs certain, and ftirthers until six months warning shall be given. To be paid for by Bill payable with interest'ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office ; or by applying to the Postmaster at Jersey, Sec r e Col lector of the Customs at Weymouth. No regard :al; be had to any Tender in which the prier shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not k delivered to the Board be fore one o'cloeh on the said Tuesday the 2.2 d of March next, nrr unle.4 the perm who Nair the Tender, or some person on his behal . f, attends, to answer when calla for. --- - - ;VICTUALLING OFFICE, March R, 1808, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY": NA YT, do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday the 22d instant, they will be ready to re cave Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WAR WICKSIURE, and GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or Cheese of equal goadnesa; to be delivered, enap half thereof in the course of a month ; and the retnaindet in a ind'nth afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and for FOUR HUNDRED CHALDRONS of rFIT's TANFIEI.D MOOR COALS (full pay) or Coals of equal goodness ; to be delivered immediately in two entire Cargoes into the said Stores. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conterets may be seen at the Secretary's Ofticc. N'e ?via will he had to any Tender in whkh the price shall not be inured in words at kngth, or that shalirivt le delivered to the Board &fort One o'Clock on tho said lirelvesday the 23d instant,nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer whrri VICTUALLING OFFICA, March io, Igoe. THE COIififfIgIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 1114,114T2i NAVY Jo herd" girt Noise, That on Thursday the Stst Instant, they teill be ready to receive Tenders in writlng (sealed up) and treat for web quan tities of QPEIIF.O Of other STAVES, fit for the purposes of making TIGHT and DRY CASKS, as the respective Persons who may make Proposals thereof, will contract to deliver into the Victuallin; Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth , in such proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, one 1 . half by the antb of November next, and the other half by the i 31st of January following, distinguishing the description of i St a ves, and their length , w idth, and thickness. TR be paid for 1 by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Ten Thous4nd Stares will be admitted. 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