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IS PRESENT EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, V i a b e a cted (for the 2d time) a New Comic Opera, called KAIS ; Or, LOVE IN THE DESARTS. To which will be added the Faree of THE MAYOR further OF GA The New opera will b: perforated every evening till 00' POSTING. St. Alban's Tavern, Pall Mall. Feb. 3, 1608. AT a numerous and respectable Meeting, held th • Day at the above Tavern, Sir GERVAS CLIFTON, Bart. in the Chair, 6 was unanimously resolved, That in order to the rnorepedect ement and blication of the Nantes of &Postmasters, ate. atrsn6 w i la ha effete o Post and Job upon the aid terms (many of oan have seat in their proposals during the sitting of this Meet jog),in order to the more gtneral diffusion of the objects of dab' %bealng,and the maturing and effectuating of a plan far protectine *w o e against what appears to this Meeting a gross and unstro.. gagimposition on the•part of so me Post Masters, &c. *la r o e adjourned to Monday, the 15 th inst. a t the above ry a, t oady at One o'Clotic. GERVAS CLIFTON, Chairman. , n 4 ebo r j a wing been left by Sir Gervas Clifton, and taken by ai li at *Me the Marquis of Abeittern, the Thanks (lithe Meeting Wet umnirnously voted to Sir Oar tas Clifton;llate— and it was detetrainea and settled, that all letters concerning the Posting and Jobbing Business (post paid) should be directed to, sad token in by. Mr. Richold, the Master of the above Tavern, wbo is requested to produce the said letters at the next General es. a 0.61: PLYMOUTH -DOCK. WHEREAS, certain evil-disposed persons have VV mderronred to injure the credit of PLYMOUTH COMfitERCIAL BANK, under the firm of JOHN TEED, THOMAS TEED, and Co. which has induced many of the hot lend the Notes issued by the said firm to present them for pay lest; therefore, we, the undersigned, to prevent that injury eikh might be sustained by the said Bankers, by the present un large demand, do agree to accept i n payment the Notes of Glaid Bank : John Came Snell and Pinkham James IVPArthur William Underwood Martin Thomas John Shephard Josias Dime H. Gilbard N. Grigg T. Husband and Son J. Gkncroas and Co. Thomas Mumford John Winsland IJ. Lampsrt E. Hoziand John Pollard James Tapper 1. Birt, jun. J. Garland Dansey, White, and Co. T. Rawle Dansey and Reeby L. Congdon W. Tethry and Co. John Wells Boson Robert Core W. Lobb J. and R. Stanbury T. S. Cbolwich John Sanders T. and J. Waugh J. Lampen and Son P. Haley Thomas Bond R. M. Phelps John Hinton lobo Rutlidge Peter Pascoe H. Brinkmaia John Spry J. B. Toalmio, Ex. of the late Thomas Philip B. W. Newton Benjamin Nicholson George Hatch Patrick Mullins Dunes Dickic Henry Spry Vivid Andrews F. Goode .William Beer John Cornthwaite '9alnun Andrews A.. Marriott Edmund Herring R. Weakley William Hancock William Halse John Ramsey Dated Ptlosuary 8, 1808. UNCTELAIMED PRIZE IN putsr LOTTERY, MPLE-BAR a nd SNOW-HILL. THE HOLDER of the Ticket No. 4140, drawn a Prise in the said Lottery, is requested to produce the same is the Clerk to the Trustees of the said Lottery, at the Comptrol kis Office, Guildhall, London, so that a Conveyance of the Bane allotted as the Prize to the Holder of that Ticket may be hathwith executed, pursuant to the Directions of the Act of Par lament in that behalf. JOSEPH BUSHNAN, Guildhall, Jan. 22, 1808. Clerk to the Trustees. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINED. Sines of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, JWARNER, No. 16, CORNIIILL, submits the fol • lowing Statement of PRICER, and recommends his Friends sad the Public to purchase inunediately, as he expects Shares vnil rise. WAINER'S PRICES, OTHER OETICES PRICES, Affording a good Profit. which they avoid Publishing. Half 10 12 0 Half 10 15 0 Quarter lighth .. .... 219 6 Eighth 215 6 Sitter)lb TICKET, for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY at 71. 12s. THE SPATE LOTTERY Begins Drawing MARCH Bth, 1808. And gives to Adventurers a much better Chance than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. 9 • o f £20,000 20 of £l,OOO 3 10,000 30 500 4 5,000 45 100 Ste, &c. &c. P, min in the country, sending Letters, (Post paid); enclosing Bask Notes, Post-Office Orders,' or short-dated Bills, will find an additi!inal advantage, at I. WARNER'S, as the Country Offices 1 freistntly put on an extra Profit upon the enormous Price of the odor London Offices. Neee--Money Letters must be paid for as such. STATE LOITEkY OF 25,C00 ti, &gins DRAWING the Bth of MARCH, 1808. To be drawn in Ten Days. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of £20,000 10,000 5,000 1,000 500 100 50 '2l 15 are L 60,000 30,400 50,000 20,000 15,000 4,500 3,000 .1,000 76,500 . tXI 1,000 5,100 -- Xt:50000 Tickets NO FIXED PRIZE. rHE above Scheme, 'with Not . Three Blanks to a Prize, contains nearly Double the Nuinber of capital Prizes of any Lottery for many years past, though many of those Merles consisted of 00,000 'Tickets. ICKE.TS and SHARES are now selling by HODGES and CO. Stockbrokers, N 0.140, Oxford-street, and No. 2, Corolla', Royal Exchange, V..bc likewise on Sale, Tickets and Shares in a great variety of Numbers in the GRAND CITY LOTITR Y, Of Freehold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. CONTATNINo Capital Prizes to the amount of £104,000. viz. I valued at £25,000 7 valued at £lOOO 1 - 7,000 6 :1000 4 . - • spoo 1 •- 2000 Present Pricer-Ticket, 71. 14s. Half - - 4 0o I Ei g h t h - Q,tarter - 2 1 0 Sixteenth - • T 4 be Drawn in Gnilitiball, Y6th April,lBoB. 1 1 0 10 6 fur rgeS; C it* Mtl7 Phi 4 12% Arm, 14s la tat a With." Cbar • so►.. al kif*P. ,ing A ►y, sal Pelt ming, led id 1,4, by &no, ydelets POW Ilhe Wl* Damn ;MOO krepyr burid4 1300 Sox di ry Ma iii a Gairdil DO, Sci P zx eta' 06, Ov n ang ton CO tzni—Sdi as Sion en'e otter Tall d bun WI ada• I net► I'd tts and C 2144 1 4 b/ folk, ere lay heo,Breg ozabe, 01 es a wee. il,LyerniX . Lama Ea°l4 week• , diagri d lis Igat' a nr cordialli , tolltal i • 5 raft Jo. 1 ACTS FOR GRANTING CONTRIBUTIONS ON PROPERTY, &c. 1807. H IS Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of ' Tales having recitived iuformation, that many Personi re siding in the Cities of London and 'Westminster, and parts adja cent, have neglected to deliver returns of they Property and Profits for the year 1807, as r:quired by the said Acts, hereby give Notice, that all Persons who shall omit to deliver their returns at the Office of the Commissioners, or to the Assessors of the respective Districts, within fourteen days front the date hereof will be prosecuted for the penalty incurred by such default. By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. . Office for Taxes, Feb. 2, 1808. VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 6, Mx: THE COMMISSIONERS for VICI'UfILLING` HIS mArEsrrs NAVY do hereby give Nen% That on Thursday the 18th instant, they will be ready to re. ccive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for what Hogs head, Barrel, ICilderkin, Firkin, Long, and Short Pink, and Stout HAZEL, WOOD HOOPS, (answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders) may be wanted for the service of this Department, for the ensuing twelve months; to be delivered into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be Inserted in words at Jewels, or that shat( not be delivered to the Board before One 'The* on Me sail Thursday the 18th instant, nor maw the Person who "'Les the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer; when called for. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High C o u r t of Chancery, made lnc Cause, LADDROOKE against Palos, the Creditors of Joists PRIG'', late of the Parish of Mortlake, in the County of Surrey, MaStater, deceased (who died in or shout the month of December 1800), see to come in and proye their Debts before JOHN ORD, F.sq. one of the Masters of the saul Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, don, on or before the 20th day of February, IROS, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. BATH. --- - - Magnificent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, superb Looking- Glasses, Grecian Lamps, Piano Forte, Btc. Fy Messrs.BALLY and BARFRUM, On the Premises, the South-West end of that beautiful Pile of Buildings, Green-Park Place, on Monday, the 15th instant, and Three following Days, (Wednesday excepted) at ii , ALL the entire odern and truly Elegant ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, recently new, and exe cuted in the most tastefu l st y le ; superb. lasses of large dimen sions : Grecian Lamps, and unproved Argand Burners, richly mounted in or moulu, and brilliant cut glass Pendants ; a fine toned patent upright Grand Piano Forte, by Kelly and Co. ; with a pecularly neat inlaid Mahogany Seerttaire and Book Case, cor responding in shape (adapted fur recesses), and other valuable Effects, of G. L. WARDLE, Esq. M.P. quitting his residence in Bath. In order to prevent injury to House and Furniture by indiscri- minate admission, the Auctioneen are induced to apprise the Nobility, Eknury, and public, that no party can be admitted to the view, which will take place on Friday and Saturday the 12th and 1:Ith inst. without , a Catalogue, which may be had at No. 10, Milsoin-street, and at the Place of Sale, price rid. N. B. The unusually well-finished House to be Sold, apply to Mr. Mant, Green Parkbuildings. as m p u u rd b er lish of ed w , by o a A rn ut ß ho ick rit m y, an, '`HE TRIAL at large.of Captain CHAPMAN, -I- for the MURDER of ROBERT DUNN, also indictell for the Murder of John Hanson and Henry Job . • m.—The Trial of before Sir Captain Ben T ne h t is fo d r a ti v : William Scott, Chief Baron Macdonald, and Mr. Justice Le Blanc, at the Admiralty Sessions, on the 29th of November and the 11th of January, at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey, with the whole Pleadings of Counsel, the Evidence at large, Judge's charge, and a correct List of the Jury. By J. SIBLY, Short-hand Writer to the City of London. Printed and sold by R. Butters, No. 22, Fetter-lane, Fleet-stmt. Where may be had, the Sessions Paper for last Session contain ing upwards of 100 Trials fur Murder, Highway RobbeA, Ece. To PF.RSONS VISI'T'ING, or RESIDENT hi LONDON. This day was published, containing upwards at 400 pages of closely p:inted matter, price 3s. 6d. boards, or 4s. bound in red, with an accurately engraved Plan of London, 'THE STRANGER'S POCKET GUIDE -A- THROUGH LONDON ; or, a View of the British Metro polis in 1801 i. Equally useful in the Counting-house and on the Road. Presenting an historical and descriptive Sketch of the Ca pital of the British Empire, its Government, Commerce and Po pulation, Public Buildings, Curiosities, Exhibitions, various Insti tutions, and every object deserving notice ; systematically ar ranged. With accurate Lists of the Public Offices, London Ban kers, Inns, Taverns, Coffee .iouses, Stage- Coaches, Wharfs, Hackney Coach, Watermen's and Porters' Fares, &c. By- WILLIAM CAREY. Printed for James Cundee, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-ra and sold by all Booksellers in town and country. Of whom may be had, printed uniform with the prececling, with a beautifulFrontisjoiece and Vignette Title to each, in boards, Evans's Parnassian Garland, us. 6d. Evans's Flowers of Genuine Poetry, 2s. 6d. . - Evans Prosaic Garland ; or Beauties of Modern:4 s' ton Wri ter, 2s. 6d. Adams's Moral Tales, from the Works Of English and Classic Authors, 2s. 6d. Fontenelle's Plurality of Worlds, translated by Miss Gunning, 2s. 6:1. • Th e Apollo ; being a Collection of the roost popular Modern Songs, in the English Language, upon anvil, glen, 2e. 641. The Vocal EllCyclOPillia ; comprising an extensive variety of ir,pular Songs, Catches, Glees, Toasts and Sentiments; and a Col- I.stion of esteemed Prologues and Epilogues, 2s. 6d. GeJrge Alexander Stevens's Works, as. 6d. • ~ London; • ARMY ACAPTAIN in an 01,1 Regiment of Cittalryt wishes to exchange with, min of jnfantry.•• , x Letters with real name and Regiment, aLictressed (post- paid), to K. L. at Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly, will tu! attended. to. PRIVATE ACTS of PARLIAME NT, from a very early period 4 respecting ESTATES, INCLOCUREs, Ste. &c. any of which may be bad separate of VI% REED, Law itnnkaPil.e, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, London. N. B. Libraries or Parcels of Law Books purchased. . - TO MEN OF FASHION' AND MARRIED I.ADTES. GENTLEMEN'S Clothes continue to be made in the.most elegant and fashionable manner, and in that lagislif approved style of cutting which has given universal saris fetnion to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETIeIICHSEN and CLARK, Taylors, at No. 12, Rathboneviasee, London (theta:- ter heretofore Foreman to Mr. Allen). Thep also make young Oestkmen's butts and Hussar Dresses in the most tasteful and elegant form. Country Residents may be informed how to seri per Post. :at is, Court Dresses, Naval Uniforms, Leather Bre.* ' Sce ' • . This day was published in 2 Vols z. 4to. Illustrated by SS Lagravinjs from OriginFilpirriuss, price Vii. 12s. 6d. in boards, 'A DESCRIPTIONof 'CEI/1014 containing as Account of the Country, inhabitants an d Natural ?rani tibias ; with narratives of a Tour reload tie Wand in 1800, the Campaign in Candy in 1803,. and a Journey to Rottener.= in 1804. By the Rev. JAMES COILDINER, A.M. Late Chaplain to the Garrison of Colombo. Printed for Loegman, Hurst,Rces and Orme, Paternoster-row. Mr. SURR'S NOVELS. This day were published, new Editions the undermentioned • • . well known Novels, by Mt. SURI, TEIEWINTER la LONDON, in three volumes, price 15s. in boards. - Bastirwp.m., in three volumes, price 15s. in boards, SrearDtn MISKRY, in three volume*, price 15$. iu hoards. Printed for RICHARD P 1111.1.11 S, No. 6, Bridge-street, London, and to be had of an Booksellers. *.• A new Novel from the Pen of Mr. Seas, will appear In the course of the Spring. This day was published, in 2 vine. 3vo. ?rice 11. tis. in boards, The 4th k:dition, corrected and enlarged, of the PRACTICE of the COURTof KING'sB ENCH, in Personal Actions; with References to Rules, and Cale{ of Practice in the Ccurt of Common Pleas. By WILLIAM TIDD, Esq. of the Inner Temple. London: Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and W. Reed, Bell-yard, Temple Bar. Of whom may be had, by the saute Author, price 12s. in boards, the 2d edition, of Appendis to the Practice of the Court of King's Beach, with the Forms in lieplevin and EjectMent. .A..LETTSK on. the MEDICAL PROPER TIES of FLEECY HOSIERY. • . By WM. BUCHAN, M. D. Author of Domestic Medicine. The Sixth Edition. In the Monthly Review this Letter is notified- in the following words :—" Dr.Buchan here enumerates the several Diseasiowhich are either caused or increased by the variations of clitnate in this country, and which are like'.; to be obviated or rtlieved by atten tion to proper cloatbing. He recommends,, and we think justly, the Manufacture called Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to Flan) nel. Indeed, the delicacy and utility of this article fully deserve the praise which is here bestowed on it." To be haid of the Patentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, HOLLAND, W A ISTRLL a nd HORTON, No. 99, High Holborn ; any of the different B ookseller. ••• La Lettre de Mr. Le Docteur Buchan, vient de par6itre en Francois. This day was published, price Is. 6d. rrHE ORTHODOX CHURCHMAN's M AGA- - ZINE and REVIEW, for . January, ISOB, being the first Number of the fourteenth Volume, containing Ecclesiastical Bio graphy ; Life of Archbishop Potter ; Miscellanies ; original Let ter of Bishop Berkeley; Letters to a Candidate for holy Orden; Anecdotes of Methodism ; on the Crown of Thorns; Reflections on the 30th of January ; E....;L:siastical Antiquities, or an Account of the Primitive Faith and Worship; Literary Remains; Review of new Publications id Divinity, Preferments, Obituary, &c. Ste. Printed for F. C. and J. Rirington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ;•to Whom communications (post paid) are respectfully re quested to be addressed. • Of whom may be had, The Orthodox Churchman's Magazine for 1807, in two large Volumes, Octavo, price, in boards, 19s. Also complete Sets in thirty:en Volumes, price, in boards, 51. 140. or any Numbers or Volumes to complete Sets. ADAMS ON MORBID POISONS. This day were published, in One large Volume, price 1L ss. in boards, • OBSERVATIONS on MORBID POISONS.- ' In Two Pam: Part 1. Containing Syphilis, Yaws, Sirens, Elephontiasis and the Anomald confounded with them. 'Part 4. On Acute Contagions, particularly the Variolons and '. Vaccine. • Second Edition, illustrated with four coloured Engravings, co pious p ractical Remarks, and further Commentaries on Mr. Hun . • • ter s optmons. By JOSEPH ADAMS, M.D. F .L.S. Physician to the Small Pox and Inoculation Hospitals. Printed for I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown. court Prince's-street, Soho. “ Some judi:ious remarks on Variolou and Vaccine Inoculpi don terminate this Work ; which must be considered as far IV* nor to the ephemeral productions of authots, who want t 441111110 themselves into a high road to riches and renGwr. This voltuntis valuable in another point of view, becaus: it incuicatas the habit of analysing diseases, and spews tiesfinportance of minute atten tiou, in tracing the history and pc** of every series of morbid action."—Vide Edin. Journal, Vsk,2l. - 7. 1 .. - '; • . • It: .'1... . - . ----7-------------7--_ • . • AMRICCAN FLOUR. • ' M tack's Coffee-house, over the Corn Lachanta , on Monda y , Fab: 15, at one o'clock, ABOUT 1200 Barrels and 560 Half Barrels of • . NEW YORK FLOUR. It lies at the London Docks, ind may be viewea till the sale. Catalogues may be had; apd further pirticulars known, on ap plication to Thomas W.-is and Nathaniel Palmer, Sworn-brokers; or to Messrs. Scott, Harris, and Co. No. 12,Aidermanbury. • • —.---1----.------"--..------,-. By Order of the Commissioners for the Care and Disposal of the Muhl Property. At the London tseern, Fozholostreet, Plymouth, on Friday . • .the Inch day of February instant, at il o'clockin the foraitioa, FIVE Danish Brig .EMAXUEI., Era t , late Matters_ 1 ... •I• With all her iltolui ardMaterlild‘eidsh wint ginteestassi lAwith . -. _ - - _ _--. - ._,.•1 4. P.. In!" iirt Ouches. . 2.. Breadth above the iiiiliffilits 0 g ' :.a J, • Heighth beton/00Am _ „.. • . ~ - I ,_ ,t ,i. j , r . Depth of H - t.' s". - 4'7 .. • A • 1.14104(Mag,11:.' . r:t , en wt. -bio..! Also the . Ibizausiar ..zsAy; ~• Zenith , i- _u sta ff ! ale s 7 _tat. :: 1 6111 , 441 ~_ Breadth above the 'yaw 4 _ ;, • ~, . .. x ., e i g m . , "De pth of Held' - - • • \ "Achneaigres 19b 3144 . 7 1... AO , '+' ..1 . " • • ' A.deposli tobe made of one-third on the lhassta atslif • date of sale.—For isoretttoyim, aodukwing thhaliViss afigh tP; Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Mercbaso, P One bf the Agents for the Care andW , Ny nt outh; Feb. 1, loot. -' - of Danish P • • By. Order of the Codunis4oo o l44 l o 6 .. . .Clll2lllllkDkanit *OP . nish .it , _ .4 : . s .... : . :, : - ft ti At the London inn, Plytnostil 011 14r s o r m ri t r inst. •at twelve o'e oat in *I ' i".. - • - —Ai. nic 1 • , "THE GOOD BRIG ELIZABETI I , Np:, • - A. P. LSoestadt, late Master, condemned w he Crental l sow lying in Sutton Pool. . • . 2 . i'.. • Islngth on deck - 69 Feet et.lnehet ' *Math above the wales 21 Derh in hold 1.4 0' i Admeasures . . 125 50-94ths Tons. Also, the Good Ketch STERKODER, No. 67, Jacob Seri, kite Master, condemned to the Crown, now lying in Sutton Pool. • Length on deck - 53 Feet 3 Inches Breadth above the wales 16 4 Depth in the hold - 10 0 .. Adisteasures 57 22-94ths Tons. The hulls, masts, standing and running rigging as they now lie, with alifauhs and defects. After which will be sold, the entire CARGO of the Ketch STERKODEIt, N 0.67, consisting of Deals. Also, the entire CARGO of the Brig VENSKABET, No. 72, consisting of Alicant Salt and Brandy. •• .. and for Inven• For viewing the Vessels, Stores, a nd Cargoes, tories and farthey particulars, appl y to .4 Mr. •GILES WELSFORD , One of the Agents for Danish Propeity.- . By Order tittle Conaminieuers for disposal of Danish Property,. At the London inn, Plynouth; on Paley, the 19th day of Fe brust7 inst. at inet:lack, . THE good Ship FRIET-lEDEN, (No. 87.) Dliltllllollll. • . • • • itt l S Length on Deck - 96 Ilint 6 19,9!ii , Breadth - ' 96 IV -ii• Height!' between Decks S : 1 - • . A d measu r es - 234 =-94 Tens. Well 'found in all her principal Stores, and tipears to be well - adapted for a Transport, or any other service or trade her dimes ' . d o lls - turf snit, now tying in Cs:water, sod there to be delinted. • Also, the good Brig COORAGE, (No. 7.) DIMINSIONS.. Length on Deck - 62 Feet 9 Inches. Breadth - 18 8 Depth in Hold . 12 1 Adamson. - 87 42-94 Tons. Anskolso the good Bit EMANUEL, (No. VI) 1001111111110 N S. Length on Deck - 60 Feet 6 Inches. Breadth . 19 1 Depth in Hold - 10 8 Admeasures - 87 52-94 Tons. These Vessels take the Ground well, and would make excellent Coasters.—A deposit of 1-3 d of the purchase money will be re quired before the purchaser quits the Sale Room, in cash or Bank of England Notes, and the'remainder before delivery of the Vessel. For inventories and other particulars apply at the Counting- House of THOMAS LOCKYER, .. One of the Agents for Danish Pisperty., • Plymouth, lan. 22, 1808. ; ~.•, • ~ • - PORT OF PLYMOUTH. sr By order of the Honourable the rs Commissiont of his Majesty's Customs. On Tuesday the 16th of February 1808, by 10 o'clock in the fore noon, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the Custom House . in, this Port, •41 • THE GOODS UNDER MENTIONED.- Va. 468 Gallons Brandy Scsl. l 0 2qrs. 40Ibs. Cordage 44 Ditto Rum 183 Ditto Geneva 6 2 18 Salt 60 Ditto Wine 4 Pieces Rope 7 Ditto Cordials 2 Creepers 2-sths Ditto Lemon Juice 1 Cable ' 3 Ditto Vinegar 5 Anchors • ft-Stbs Do. Treacle 2 Razors 89 Pounds Tamarinds 1 Turkey Stone 40 Do. Rice 3 Batons 178 Do. Sardines I Medicine Case 27 Do. Copper 3 Compasses 82 Do. Iron .. 4 Cocoa Nuts 27 Do. Old Lead 4 Needle Cases 3 Do. Pepper 3 Leather Purses 134 Do. • Starch 2 Combs 192 Do. Oakum 9 Table Cloths 4 Do. Almonds 2 Pistols 19 Do. Cork 1 Blunderbuss 1 s Do. Indigo 9 Boats •'64 Do. Raisins 10 Watch Strings 32 Do. Cotton Wool 29 Bottles Scented Waters 70 Do. Yellow Soap 11 Do. Preserves 73 Do. Wrote Soap S Do. Pickles 35 Do. Butter 5 Do. Oil 23 Do. Tea 6 Do. Olives 160 Do. Cocoa 2 Do. Anchovies SS Do. Chocolate 6 Yards Gingham 637 Do. Sugar 112 Do. Linen 364 Do. Coffee . , Goods given up for the Duties. 44 Yards Canvas. " ' 120 Pounds Coffee. 98 Do. Calico. • 5 Do. Cocoa Nuts. 356 Do. Dimity. 5 Baskets Suwarro Nuts. '• 22 Do. Naulseen. 50 Gallons Wine. 2 Do. Holland. A Quantity of Old Cordage 21 Do. Diaper. returned from the Ranger 85 Do. Sails. ' ' '.' Clete: 4 Pairs Cotton Storldngs. , For Exportation. 94 Pieces Linen Tape. 5 Pair Silk Gloves. • 4 Pint Common Beads. 7 Do. Silk Stockings. $ Loads 28 ft. Fir Timber. 1 Do. Silk and Cotton do. 1 Barrel Pitch. 2 Silk Shawb. 9 9 24 Oak Staves. 14 Pieces Silk Ribbon. 1 Basket Made Flowers. le Yards Silk. 1 Dasilsk Ensign 11 Silh Handkercbiefe. N.B. The Goods above mentioned v4ll be set up in severallOts, and sold to the highest bidder. ' Attendance will be given at the Custom House aforesaid, for , viewing and tasting the same S days before the day of sale only. ORDNANCE OFFICE, January '2O, 18'68. I THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of HIS litif- 1 JESTrr, ORDANCE, a hereby give .Notice, . ~, 1 That Prepolals win be received a their Office in Pall-Ma ..0 or before Monday the 22d of Tr* Oil next, from such Versa!, as may be willing to undertake thibeipply of IRONMONgEg ARTICLES far Dwelling-Hotwia,lare. for service of thji thief, meat; for a period of three yeki c agreeably to Patterns, w:ut4 may be viewed at the Prlttcipal.Slairtkeeier's Office In the Tows* Further particulars, together with the terms and coniiiiietWof the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Sectetary's Office, in Pall-Mali aforesaid, and also at the said Principal 6 Store-keeper's O&-e, in the Tower, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office afore said, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for the Supply of iron mongery Articles ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after the said 32d of February, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ;neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or wa • Agent in his behalf, shall atteud.—By Order of the Board; • • R. H. CREW, Secretary. • tiAroreasure per Post. , iteginutqtals, Court Dresses, NavalAroliorniki..eather Breech.. ries, ace. •Fiti ere publiahed,in three viAs. 1+,4.. pike tl,l. Wards, .O..B'OI.GREAT BRITAIN, from tl3,i ASCENSION of GEORGE 111 to the. Peace of Amiens. Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, Paternoster-raw ?Anal, ' Doig, and *erosion • r Aseidliaid Constable and Co. and 1. la* buru, Edinburgh; and J. and A; Duncan, (Aasgow. • - • 'Phis day was publisbed,.price 2s. 6d. THE BRITISH CRITIC, for JANUARY 1808, being the First Number of theThirty-First Volume, Containing a Review of various Articles in different Brauches of Literature, aList of Books published within the Month of January, and a Pregoe containing a retrospective View of British Literature during the la st six Months of 1807. Printed for F. C. and I Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, The British Critic, from the commencement of the Review, in May 1793 to Dec. 1807, inclusive, In 30 large Vulumes,Oetavo. Price, in board 4, 181. Bs. Gentlemen may be supplied with any Numbers or Volumes to complete sets. N. B. A General Index to the first 20 Volumes of the British Critic may be had, in one vol. syn. price in boards Bs.