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~, , • N 7 te s . . • K.. • • . • ... ~+~ y- t ... • .!1": . IllinstßEß•6o62l a ARMY. ALIEUTENANT in a fine Old Regi me nt, whose Second Battalion is pleasantly situated in Jersey, 1101e5 to exchange with a Gentleman of the sane rank. He has do objection of being in a Highland Corp.—For further partiau address (post paid) to A. B. at Mr. Currie's, Lacuuniai/fcs. Hay-Market, London. - TO THF. ARMY. N Ensign in a -fine old distinguished Regiment 1 . 3. (nay to remain a considerable time in England) would be g lad to effect an melange (upon equal terms) la any Corps of gattallon now under orders for foreign service, or that is ex - roa d to be forthwith actively employed. Letters addressed (post paid) to Z. Z. at Was and qts l ad Bookseliers, Nevrwtreet, Birtningbam, will be instantly ose asi to. TO BE SOLI), the next Presentation to a Rectory of the Aanital value of £6OO and upwards, situate 200 uSes from town, by a genteel neighbourhood, the Country plea sant and abounding with Got". The present locunsbent aged 4;—Particulars to be had of Mr. Routledge, Solicitor, Temple. NEXT TUESDAY.... . SIX PliklZES.pf £20,000 !! ! s of ae 10,000 I 3 of 41,606 • 4 5 , 000 7 SSO s viol) dcc. Etc. &c. &c. . . QWIFT and Co. No.. 11, Poultry, and No. li t II Charing-CrOss, are selling Tickets and Sharer, warranted iountswx.--Next Dated Drawing is TUESDAY. The Wheel is extremely rich, -no . Prise ah4vi ,ClOOO yet drawn ; ' The last Prize of CsIOAOR ever draern,was..aold lu Marts, at SWIFP and Co.'s, Offices: le the last Lottery only; they sold Sewn Capital Prizes; — shit in thie - Lottery before the only Prize of £20,000, besides Two ether Cask*. 6 Prises of • 24 - ." C• .CS 0,000 10,000 :.. soca ,2,06 T . . 1,000 IP 500 T, BISH rec•inmendi his Friends to look at the • above rich itate of the W heel : two Days out o f ten are at:eady gone by, andthe next Day of Drawing isTuesday dus natant, 'Jill whiets trace untiravelltkets and Shares may be had at both of Isla-oliblerablished Offices*. . 4, CORNHII.L, and 9, CIiARIN.G4C4IIO, v Where the Grand Hotel, and Ten WIT. Capital Prizes in the last Lottery were shared and sold: COLLEGE VACATION. •INSTRUCTIVE RECREATION. THELWAirI.4- initosirig to spend the en •l•vi- siting moptbsif Abriet--apd - September with some of his Pupils, in an excnrsion into Deireatire and the surrounding Counties, one or two Gentlemen from the Universities or public gdicools, desirous of the opportunity °Van agreeable modeof in struction, may accompany him as Travelling Pupils, and may taper use their own horses or be accommodated with a seat ht his carriage. J3e,iidts the opportwities of miseellanettu% itutrur lion which such an excursion may prepenr, the Pupils - will aithe ante time be initiated in the Practice:of i ap:igtpacsdeti andlar4 monious elocution, and in.th4 gentAApriasiplesof Oratory, Pour. try, Criticism, ankitalto Lltskaitite.. For further partieulaiwapply at tbh Institution for the Cure of lavadinsenes, Cultivation of OrAtory, and preparation of Youth halo higher departments of active Life, Bedford-plate, Ftuasell- TO MERCHANTS. `WANTED a Situation, as a Supercargo in a' Vessel trading to SOUTR AMERICA or ST. DOMINGO..., I The Gentleman who wishes•to engage as such, is accustomed CO 4se countries. Security to a large amount can be given to any Marchpt who may wish to engage hini.—Letters (post paid) 'addre.fill to Mr. Langdon, Printer of the-ligescury, bherborne, Dirses, will.be duly attended to. - -irITCHEN .Fiterplace improved and furnished wicha capital Range, with Oven , Boger, and Hot-plate,. Wmithe improvell patent Sinoke-juck Included, for O guin.as, if of a moderate size. •d Caution.-:-As several persons impose on the public an in fringement-deficient in nverrrespect, please to observe the above ea be had only of J. PROSSER, Inventor and Patentee, N 0.5,, Jack-HO, near Mews's Brewery:* lotters pilot be post-paid. • ' DR. RUSplies tisgrui. BOOKS. . Catalorues grads, at No. S, PaterdastrtutoW. MEMOIRS OF Avs . *A 14s. • The Publisher eats iridy say that-this Is ode eds. Authix's best productionr—inte resting, entertaining, and 'instructive. • 9. Chronology, S vols. 180. Vol. 3. may be had separate...6d. This is a suminary of universal history, and an alphabetical list sf every occurrence, with its date. An Epitome of this for the pit/et, to set persons tight In conversation, 1 nth edit. as.. p. The Distinction between Words esteemed sysoniNous,and tht proper choice of them determined, Sd edit. 2 trals.elbs. 6d. " The more the distinction of wovds is weighs:d e - rho mare drely and forcibly shall we write and speik."Tiqrs 4. A System of Etiquette, 2s. 6d. - • .., SHEEP.SHEARINO.--Maildfl:TUß E. This day was published, ClintoL and IL price St.--theleconi Canto, separately, 21. 6d. PURSUIT'S of AGRICULTURE, a Satirical Poem. With Notes. Pripted for Stockdale, juts. No. 41, about the Middl e, on the North Side of Pall-Mall I and Gilbert and Hodges, LGrange • Ind Weene, Dublin. Where may be had the following celebrated Satires : s. d. AO the Talents, 19th edit. 6s. additions separate - - 2 6 The Comet. By the author of do. - 3 6 All the Talents' Guland, 3d edit. 4s. additions . - 2 6 All the Talents in Ireland, 24 edit. - 1 6 2glllgn Flagellated .. . . 1. 6 Wad and Hibernia(' . 2 if Ths Simplielad - - • • . Red Book of Francis the First - " More Talents still. By Lord Grenville - Cobbetes Refutation of his owls Polisisol Prinsiphes, an. _ send to the British Treaty - 4 9 . 2 6 1 0 - AFFIDAVIT. • MA ItMADU VENE Doctor of Medicine, tomerly resident at tvlontpellier, maketh oath, that he is , *inventor and .}nt proprietor of a certain medicine called Dr. ifenefs Anthcorbutic Vegetable Pills, vc;:ch he doth hereby de dike are composed entirely of Vegetables, and do not contain a Prattle of martini, antimony, or any other mineral or deleteri ous ingredient whatever; arid he further maketh oath, that he lath administered this medicine to an infinite number of patients, with the most unprecedented success, for upwanis of twenty eight years, in different parts of Europe ; and from his knowledge ef the salutary, safe; bat active ingredients, of which it is corn =and the long and ample experience be hark bad; he cloth e it to be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the ;; alc'ed• and an dicatious remedy for scorbutic, screphuloiiii, and cutaneous disorders. VE.NEL. Sworn before me, at die Mac 'lml-ionise, London, this hint ley of June I BOIL JOHN ANSLEY, Mayor. Sold by Messrs. Thieon.in4 Co. No. l 50, Oxford-street; Messrs. ' rano_ and Son, Circulating Library, 46. Ludptc-Hill. Price 6d. pet box. • . . • . TO )3E SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom House, Newhaven, on Wednesday the 13th day, of laty, 1808, et Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, precisely, In Sundry — Lots, pit FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. For Dealers and others. About S4l Pounds Salt. For Private Use only. About 148 i G.:noes Geneva. Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom House the morning of the day of p ale. A. B. Twenty-five per Cent, deposit will be required. PORT WINE, DUTY FREE FOR SALVAGE, Fi./R SALE, At the London 'Pastern, Foaltols-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the Thth of July next, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, ABOUT 19 Pipes of genuine PORT WINE, landed from the Ship Devenish, Thomas Mayne, Master, lately stranded in this Port „and to be Sold free of Duty, by Vir tue of an Order from the Honourable Commissioners of eulitonu and Excise, for the purpose of defraying the Salvage Charges, amounting to the Sum of .Ericta 10s. For viewing the same, and any further particulars, apply at the Counting House of 'WILLIAM LOCKYER, MI , reliant. BY.ORDER OF Tx it COMMISSIONERS. FOR THE DISs , POSAI. OF DANISH PRIZES. FOR PUBLIC SALE— A ; t the Lor.don Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the sth of August nest, at twelve o'clock, THE good Baique ELIZAR&Tit 2 1 1 d CHRISTINA, Lo ern Erz in Master, (No, 123), Dimensions —Length on Deck, 76 feet 9t inches; breadth, 21 feet 101 inches; admea sures 153 29-94 Tons. Condemned as Prize to the Crown, and lying in Catwater. 'For viewing the vessel, and any further particulars, apply at the Counting-house of Mr. THOMAS LOCILYER, Merchant, one of the Agrats for Danish Prizes, Plymouth, July 1, IS. • GREAT HORMEAD MANOR HOUSE and FARM, near HARESTREE'r, HERTS. TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AHANDSOME DWELLING HOUSE, Coach How, and Stables, mostly new, with Garden and Shrub— beries lately planted ; ample Farm Building and Farm, with 279 Ames of Arahle, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, valuable S Walk, extensive Manor, with Quit Rents, and Ccipyhtilds. The is St fur the Residence of a genteel Family, or Gen tleman farmer, and Di pleasantly situated near Hare-street, in the County of Her tford, 31 miles from London, on the road to Cambridge. inn: Houle and any Pert of the Land may be bad separate; rir the. Ferns without the Manor. For particulars and price, apply to Mr. Bainbridge,.l4. Gnildfordotreet, London, whip-ea Plan may be seen. -7- NIFAINO WOOL. ANNUAL SAUFrelPir - AUCTION. At SADIAR's Repository, 99“114-street, London, on Thurs. day, 2Rth July next, at Twelve o'Lloik, A QUMJTITY of MERINO WOOL, and its Admixture on English Breeds. The great uncertainty of any supply of Merino Wool, and the distracted state of Spain, must render this measure just now en object of peculiar impor team.. It is designed to confine this sale to Merino Wools, and their admixtures wily, because there are established dealers called Woolstaplers, who have long been in the practice of purchasing British Wools of inferiorpearth, but with certain exceptions. no support to those who have incurred the heavy expellees attendant on such crosses, with the Merino Blood. Those who may desire Dictate the benitic of this sale, are requested to send their Wools classed in the moat earrect.mismer, as to the admixture with the Merino Blood, and the degrees nlannity to it. They must, be de.. livered as above, on or before the stStli July next. • • Commission for Sale, Warehouse room (eAchssirsof Auttioss. d ust y) will not exceed 9L per cent. Letters (post paid) ma he addressed to Messrs. F. sad a: , Martin, Wool kinkeSsi.l4o. 69, CgimapqtrrA, i.e ea. • • ', ; - Ili, ..-- "*. - "MIT - . ~ • `,.- . -. t.. _ - : _r • = I i: -,.. .., To i.n A -•1 .r. •• .'t A l I - :.1t1: - 3 Trim": t;; :-.• - • ' . .yr : , ,w ' • -t- , .•. *• . .... _ 4 :., ,': _.' 1 4 $ • ' "S‘ " 4 s 5_.1....,. . tc. (.:* ) .S. : ' , . , T . : ,, ~., 4t 'O, • 1 . .f ' ' • e.. , s ....4 ‘ 1.. .. • .' - ' 4, 11,, "- ~. 4Lr . - I PA e•'. - - V4 _..- - -_:_- .. r.-...). 4,-" : 11 : 1\,• .. V • . , I ( . 11: Pr _ ( - ( • ; . ~. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1808.. . i VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jags 30; 1104 THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING MIS MAJESTY.% NA VT, do hereby gist Noti:e, 'hat otiTuesday the 12th of July next, they will be ready to re eelve Tenders la writing, (sealed up) and treat for Three Hun dred Tomo of IRON Burr HOOPS, and for Fifty Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to he delivered hi ten week. by weekly proportions, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Daptford 1 and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts and Samples of the Hoops may be seen ht the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to say reader he which the trier shall sot iwertal is :voile at hark sr Mat 'hall set be delivered 0 the 304' before Owe .'Clock on Me raid Tuesday the 12th sf Jay next, ntr itt4o widen the Perna sake maim the Tewitr, or nee Persia es his kw, attends, to ~wee sans cam: for. w. BUENOS AVAIL London, Jeff 6, 11106. ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the O ffi cers and Ships Companies of His Majesty's Ships DIADEM, -iROMEDE, RAISONABLE, NARCISSUS, and ENCOUN- 1 TER, Who were actually present at the Capture of Bumps Ayres , on the 27th day of June, 1606, that a Distribution on account of the Bullion brought to England in His Majesty's Ship Narcissist', will be made at No. 13, Hulbore-court, Gray's Inn, London, on the 27th and 28th days of the present Month, and on every sue. ceeding Wednesday and Thursday, for three Months to come ; after which period all unclaimed Shares will be paid over is Greenwich Hospital, pursuant to Act of Parliament : And Nbtice a also given to the Officers and Men of the under mentioned Regiments and Corps, who were actually present at the said Capture, that a Distribution on account ef such Proceeds before-mentioned, will be made at No. 4, P4ll-mall-eourt, Pall mall, in the City of Westminster, on the 27th and 28th days of the present Month, and on every succeeding Wednesday and Thursday for slx Months to come ; after which period all un claimed Shares will be paid over to Chelsea Hospital, pursuant to Act of Parliament. Royal. Rngineers, 71st Regiment of Foot e Royal Artillery, St. Helena Artillery, 20th ge g t. 6f Light Dragoons, St. Helena Infantry. ALEXANDFit. DAVISON, Agent for the Navy. ANGUS MACDONALD, Agent for the Army. BY 0111DIKOT THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. To be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the liIGHRST BIDDER, At the Custom House, Stockton, on Wednesday; the 13th day of July, t RCS, H E F.OLLOWING GOODS, Viz. For Private Ust only, About 11 30 Gallons Foreign Geneva. • 26 Ditto Brandy. Sawtples wain produced at the time of Sale, and the whole will be put up in small Lots, for the accommodation of purchasers. •.* The hat to begin prechely at one o'clock in the afternoon. IQ/24'1' STOCK COMPANIES, WITH TRANSFERABLE SHARES. On Monday next wis he published, prke 2s. 6d. BY AUTHORITY, REPORT of the Arguments, upon the Applica tion to the Court of King's Bench, for leave to file an Infor mation against Mr. Ram , * Donor, won the Statute of 6 Geo. 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For the accommodation of those who have the edition published In 1772, a Collection of the Poems from that time to the year 1806, is printed In one Volume, price 7s. extra boards. Also just published, The C.sate autos Gatlin, rice fa. boards. -.. --r . . '..".. .•`. • • . 4 '' -' - . • ( . . . .. . 'RICE SIX-PIINC E . . _ .. ~.... - . _ SPAIN This day was published, in two depot Volumes ' arnaa octave, Sine Half a Guinea in bnarai , ißustrated with a Map of Spain. a Plan of Cadiz, and several other Engravings, 'TRAVELS through SPAIN and PORTUGAL, recently peefordied by an ENGLISH GENTI.EMAN t ' containing accurate Delineations of the MAN sits and anto true Colthrriou of that Country,. with Anecdotes of the Pittner of PLACIT, dtc. Ste. 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The Editor has only to observe that be hgs uendeavoured throughout to inculcate a spirit of em ulation, by means of which, each_sucseeding race of Naval Heroes maybe led to Imitate this brightest example recorded in our Annals; and be has also in - every part studiously blended instruction with entertainment. . 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