The Sun. — London, England, 1807-06-25 00:00:00

A ,*tfA . . . . '-:, -- ii . ' ;',A 4,.,•• . _ , ..c , • 4. ~,,. . . ..‘.<, . p..- ,- T ' " •- : " 1 ‘ VI ' /01 . . , -.. ~/.....Z, 4 s„ ;, 1 .k , d 4 q,,. , , . ....- \ tki•i l -.. , ) ii. : 1 1 cirligC. - ' ,- n, r ci --,-3—,..X.C. . 7 k-qc. ls 7' ' ': - t'S '..,''' .`gl rr f4i:4".. ‘V4 0 A _ A Y 4 * * ~ ~‘(':;'..-.`. . , is l#l/1111t*\'' It'' :.r r • '$ NUMBER . 46i0.1 ''II ,1 5.6 AY, JUNE 25, 1807. • EPRICt. ppcPt!, VAUXHAI.L.. • • Under the Patronae of His Royal Higlines - the PRINCE " • of w, : ki.iis. .7., . „ .• r1"0-MORROW - EVENING, at the express and , , , 1 irrniii‘iiate besi zof bei• ' , Gmee the Duchess of (i 0R - 1)0N, wtil he a GRAND igTE, and brilliant of . FIRE-WORKS. Doors open. at Seven, and, the Coneert.begins at Eight., Admission Time Shillings. BRITISH .GALLERY. PA-IL-MALL. • rrHE EXHIBITION tbr the. SALE..of the WORKS' of tRITISII ARTISTS will Close - ori "Saturday, the t tth of itkly:—Admittance ts.—Catalogues 6d. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. ' N. 8. The Rooitrs aftetWard - s be" oliened with a few Pidures of Old Masterd, , ,fpr the Stody_of the yourrix Artists, who Willheatliiiissible with Tickets. NOTICE TO. THE OUT-PENIONEit6 OF 'SEA HOSPITAL. •• THE:PENSIONERSare orderek upon making theicAtfidavits at •the ensuing Midsummer, and after evtrysaccteding 25th of tine; and '2,sth'of December, until furthzr Orders, to :specify ,the! - Raw of•. Pension. per - Day which they receive, immediately above their Names in the Al in - artier to • prevent' mistakes thd - Paymenti, r.risn.n.; trom a similariky of Names. .• ; 5...r....2-ry's 'Office, Chelsea Hbspital,' ' " lath Lune, .1807 k SIR FRANCIS BURDETT'iPROCk S . CIONH THE GAAND PROCESSION of Ci-14.181NG the BARONET' being fixed for nlonday next, Tickets 'to see 'the ProceSsion' to be had at G•":- .KEN.: DRlcics, .42,, Piccadilly, facing the Church, commanding A whole-length View of the Procession in Ti&cadilly.— Where is to be seen the only Live Crocodile •in.,England„ with various foreign Animals (some Nondescript) from the Southern Hemisphere; with variety • o 1 Fovcign .Bird_ ty7t4o numerous for insertion_ N. S. •L''ntlerrreii 'supplied With any quantity of • COm: Pheasants, Curious Cattle, Water-Fowl, &c. Scc..,lx. • •-• BRITISH - FIRE-014 , 10E BE BRITISH - FIRE-OFFIV, 11, desirous of tending their liberal Plan of ititirauce on, Houses, Ritilliisgs, Goods, 114efrOvaridizie, -Shipping, • and 'Farming stocl, have appointed Agent,s in the Cities and large Towns litl'Orest ittitain, of ititom the Proposals fnay he' had'grNtlS, as well .as at the princip4l Unites in the Strand and Coruhill, Loridon, . I osurances due at'Alidsunimer , must be paid.on or before the gth Day of uly. 'Cuittihon Ipgaralioei 25. per Cent., Wizaidous'is. Dou. bly Hazardous, 55. Farming Stocic,.2§. 6d._ per ,Csiit. only, •ROBSRT - 'SIttI..PON, 'Set. ILOYAL-EXCHANGE AS,SURANCD-OFFICT, 'tint 3, O t 8•07: THE WURT PIREC.TOAS.of:the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSU RANCE, do hereby , giveNatice, ?M it It:Central Coiirt the saidhcithleti"at their . Office, on the Royal-Exchange, on Thursday, tbe 241 of July treks, froth E.:1'0 9 61 'ti'Clock 'in tile' Forefront); 'till Two o'Clocii inthe Afternoon, tor Aile Elgajon of a ,C.oxer 'nor, Sub-Guvernor, and Deputy-Governor, and . ihat the said Court will be continued by Atliournment, .21111 holden at the same Place, and during the same Hours, ,on Friday, the "il-.oif 7 j Lily fiekt; fur the-Eleetidiref Twenty 4 bilt - Dire4ors. Wh:ch Eleetions will be severally cleclared at ruck. times as the Court shAt sppoirit •to receive the 'reSp6Cliye" Reports .from the Scrutineers. , • SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. .111.0 3. iintc,l Lists of thc. Xrapriet.es.9uallEett:to Zvi - ki be ready to be_detyered at the Office, on VictlLesday the 'St :Intstant.- .;,' ROYAL=EXCHANGt ASSURANCE ,tun,e, DEnsoNs whose Annual ' Premiums faTi'due — on he ziith.instint are hereby infernted.ithat Receipts are Pow ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the li-ogril-EXciiarige, - anit in asibstheir sapedivz. A.3ents, in the several Counties • and .oe l Parties ssiNtrare rMi.i6ted to apply, fof the 'ReneWii'l"ifit on or, behre the 9th ut .J t r ig next, as the,-4o,ual,XlttiiS9 I)ays allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, 'will then expire. '7 FENNING, jun.' Seciefa,cy. ' 4 ; 4 A tteridirnoe 'is veil, • daily , rat the talid 011 Ices; fife the Assurance 4f Bnildin F s, Merchandize, .and liarbbur; in 1)0a:or from Los's Or Damage ,by Sire ' • .aud.alsofdr the A sAVranQe.P:fi. atigl grantingg ties on , Lives. ',Fire Policies. will issued free of; •Expence :to the Assured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6s. _or up. 'wards: -14iGHLY BEINIECI L• PROPUSA:L. - 4''' • M,XCH-ANGE of ENGLISH for litiski .PROPE.RTY, • on equal terms. GENTLEMAN, 'possessed. of.a Labiled. PRO PERTY in this ISLAND, consisting of Lands and lkiliries, to the estimated value of more than Ontf Hunlred Thousand Pounds, is willing to Exchange the same for Lands and Mines, or Lamb atone,'-'or Mortgages, in Ireland, of egnal and .pireterably the last, , as h.: wishes for as little trouble as possible. No such opp,rtunity of transferring Yrolterty fforn the bte Island: to the other has .yet presented itself, or may ever ag.,in occur, no monied Capita! being-lie cesFary. .None but Principals, or Agents.of the first respedabiiity, WiII be treated With. - •if air .4irtheupiirticutars apply to :Mr. Christie, Phil-Mall, London. HEDN I X LOTTERY of Twenty. Thoilsand Tickets that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY TEIOUSAND POUNDS, begins Drawing the 14th Of lulY, tBo7. SCHEME. I Prize of ,C30;000 - . is • • 43' , 1000 2 20,000 - - 40,000 2 70,000 5000 10,000 50- 4 000 zo:o I . per 50;000 3-70500 3%* - - 1000 50) . ' • 4- 6 0 ' 20 - - - - - as 2o • oco Tickets ,C 200,000 beingthe only Fixed,catiital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. - - Regular Drawitig'stif 2'606 Tickets each Day. TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PR' ICE.. • Ticket - - i 9 1 7 0 Half - - - ,ClO 3.0 Eighth Quarter - - 3 0 1 Sixteenth Begins 14th of , 1807. t Prize .of - iz Prizei o) 2 - - - Ul f 000 5 • - 2 - - lo,ooz &c. kc.. &c. - ,C 2 12 0 .• 1 6 6 •,c5OOO _ 1000 -so° . . WIFT and Co. at 'their State Lottery - Offices, 0 No: tt, Poultry ( - established in the Year 17;9?, and No. tz;Charing-.cross, tire idling the TICKETS-mid SHARES. of the STATE: RY,- whicth begins Drawing on the z4th of July. This Lottery consists of only so,tien Tickets, zndcotitain ,Steiaboyerich List ntC._api titl prizes,,besitles.t larger preyor tion ofsrnall Prizes :my other Loittervtor severtit past, reducing the risk to less,than Three nl.anks 'The 'First-dr.i'xii Ticket on ttie: - VO'dteh'ptifVeill receive t zp i e47,l...being the otil,) , fixed Capital. • CORNHILL WARD. A T a COURT of WARDMOTE, holden on Wednesda7, t-he z4th Day of June, 1807, for the pur pose of Eletting a COMMON couNci LIVI4N, .in the room of SAMUEL' BIRCH, Esq. now one Of the Aldermen of this City, before the - Worshipful C HA. F LOWE R, Esq. Alaertuan,lhe. following Letter, addressed to the Inhabitants, waSlead :* . • . . Gentlemen, Cornhill, Itme23, [807.: - •Alldiv me to 'return you thyimost grateful acknoWledgnients for the very distingui:Ated and repeated marks of, your regard and Confidence with which I - have been honoured for a period of twenty-six years. The high and responsible situation to which another As sembly of the free .Inliabitauts-of this great City have thought fit to raise me, obliges ine to return in; o your hands the im pbrthrit office °Cone - .of your Representatives in Com Mon Council. But, though we are thus destined to be separated •as presentative and Represented, I feel it impossible 'to take my 'fewie of my Neighbours and - Fellow-citizens with whom the,grtatest_ part of my -life hao been so,. honoura bly and hap pit y passed. Your-interests' and privileges will ever remain most dear to me.; and to cherish . a continuance of your esteem, so long enjoyed, ,will be my first ambition. • • Gentlemen, I can never forget' that my introduaion into public life, at an Unprecedented early age, was the dieet of your kilicluess,and good Opinion„.anckwhateverstiare.of public approhatioh -I have been tortunate enough to obtain in your service, since that time, must be gratefully traced-by me to the flattering,distindiou first conferred, upon me by the inha bitants of the Ward of tornhil That I have faithfully, fearlessly, and conscienciously en deavoured, on•every occasion which presented itself, to pro mote your. liberties and 'privileges' as a. Ward, the honour and welfare of this great City, the clearest interests of the Country at large, the preservation of our invaluable Constitution. in Church and atate, 'ang ro evince my , steady-I.oyalty to the beSt of King, will ri.'main with 'me, to the end of life, a ource, of the most consolatchy reffettion and incalculable Ifippiness: •iVly kite Colleagnes,..to whose cordial , co-operation at all times I have been singularly indebted, will; I trust, accept my best regardt at this time, and•l atn well assured that the harmony which has so long distinguished the Ward of Corn hil I must be Secure in their hands. • • - - The Worthy , Alderman who presides at your Wardmote Will, 1 doubt not, feel my thanks to hini for the kind confi dence he ha,s so long reposed in-me doubly acceptable, whe'n I thus convey them to ,him in the proudest channel I can transmit, or he .receive them— my Address to the Worthy Freemen who placed him there. Getitlernen: toy prayer is, • that haPpinesS 'and prosperity may ever a.wait you,a;olleClivelyand individually. • • •• 1 have the honour to remain, With the warMest sentiments;of alledion.and regard, Gentlemen, your devoted humble Servant, • . -• - SAMUEL BIRCH-. Upon which the following Resolutions' were severally passed unanimotisly? ist.. That the Thanks of this Wardmote be vresented to Samuel Bird - f i li§q.One Of the aldermen of this City, aid late Deputy. of this Hard, for the able and unreinitted attention he has uniformly given to the duties of his office, and for his faithful :services as one' of: iSs KepreSentatives in Common Council, for the last twenty-six years ; during which period his conduct has been decidedly marked by firm and unshaken loyalty, to his King, and steady attachment to our mosrex- Ce,llent Constitution in Chufch and State. His late Consti tuents 'recoiled with the warmest approbation his wise and patriotic endavolirs to establish a VAlunteer Armed Force in this Metropolis, who might be ready, at all times to repel the threatened invasion of an ambitious.ami yindittive foe, which endeavours were followed - with complete success, and similar Institutions formed throughout the British Empire, arising -nmeh'from,the example he exhibited, together with thearm ed A 55060011 of this Ward, tbfmtled in the year t 797, ,and -Avnivib AssuLiatiu u , by his persevering - zeal, now proudly ranks in the First Regintnt of I.uyal London Volunteers, tinder his command;. Such conduct, in the opinion of this ,Wardmote, strongly evinces, that genius, talents, and pa triotism, are to be fOund an the private Citizens of Lon don, equally as in the other classes.of society ; and although the firinaediate relations which have so song and so happily subsisted between Mr. Alderman' Birch and the Inhabitants of the Ward oficetithill are now dissolved, they cannot. but confide in the - cOntinuance . of his exertions to promote the - welfare of this City and the prosperity of his Country, in the dignified situation of the Magistracy to "Which he has been so honourably called. ad. That a Copy of the above Resolutions, fairly tran scribed 915 vellum signed by the Ward Clerk, :and framed, be presented to 11 ,, r. Alderman Birch, by the Deputy and Common Council: -3d: That the Thanks of this Wardmote be given to Mr. Alderman Flower, tbr his polite attention at ail times to the Inhabitants of this Ward, and particularly fonhis impartNal Conduct on this occasion. ; lhat the foregoing Letter And. above Resolutions, signed ,by the Ward Clerk, be inserted in several of the Morning and .Evening Papers. • WILLIAM BAKER, Ward Clerk. CI-lAPTAL's NEW WORK, This Day was published, ' In Four Vols. Bvo, illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 365. in boards, - C HTISTITY APPLIED TO AIM AND MANUFACTURES. / By M. (_'A. CHAPTAL. Member and Treasurer of the French Senate Grand Officer of the Legion•of Honour;' Member of the Institute ; Ho norary Professor of the School of Medicine, &c. &c. • Little need be said •to reemtmand a new Work by so neat a Chemist as M. Chantal, who has skilfully applied-in it all the modern Discoveries in Chemistry and Experimental Philosophy td the perfection. of the Arts and the various branOhes of Manufactures. Such a Work has long been an acknnw ledgeddesideratu ; and, executed by so acute an E x.- perimenralist as the prese n t A u thor, it forms an acquisition above all price to the numerous cherni'sts,' workers ut metals, and *mantifaauters of G reat Britain. and I reland: printedilby Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge street, London ; and to be had of all Booksciiers.. • • - Of whom; in a few weeks, may be had, a Dietionary . of - Pradical and Theoretical Chemistry, in one large and:cloely printed Vol. Bvo. by Wm. Nicholsin, with Plates, price ths. In boards. . . , CROYDON, 'SURREY. . To BI SOLD BY AUCTION, - Bv - Mr. N. WATSON 'and Mr. ABBOTT, •At Garrawify's Coffee-House, on Saturday the 27th instant, . . 'at Twelve o'CJock, ALEASEHOLD COTTAGE, or ,HUNTING BOX, situated at the End the Town of Croydon : The Cottage is well supplied with excellent Water, and it contains three -Sitting-rooms; three Bed-rooms, a Dressing Closet, and three Garrets, Kitchen, Wash-house, Szc.k The Yard is couvenient,; .the Garden, though small, is very plea sant ; very good Stabling for,Six Horses : Held fur :v1 unexl. pired Term Of FOrty Years, upon Midsummer, 1807, at the low G round Rent of only 161. per Annum, with a covenant of Renewal at the sanie Rent. 7 : l 7 Ohe;iewcd. For Particulars enquire of Mr. N. Wat son, Bridge-street, ‘Vestininster; Mr. AbbOtt, • Shepherd's Market ; and at the King's Arms, Croydon. .HACKNEY, MIDDLESEX Well-Accustomed I'UBLIC-lIOUSE, Four newly Neat COTTAG ES and OW 1,1,1 N G-110 U S and their Appurtenances,.and eligible BUILDING LA NP, Hack.- Ley F reeho id, TO BC SOLD 'BY AUCTION, . (If not sooner Disposed of by Private Coot rad) at C rraway's Coffee-house, London, onWeduesday, the 'Oh July, 1807, at Twelve o'.Clock at Noon. either together or in such Lots and subjed to such Conditions'as shall be then agr4ed • Upon, A W E L.L Accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE, A knOwn by the Name or Sigh of ThO TWO BLACK BOYS, with suitable Out-buildings and Conventencies; A good DWELLING-HOUSE and Four neat COT TAG ES, all newly .ereded, situate its VVells.street, in the parish of St. lotus, at Hackney, in the county of Middlesex, and upon or near to the Road frOm London to Homerton,. now in the holding of Messrs* Gifford and Co. or their Un der-Tenants, under an Agreement for a Lease fig Fifty \ ears, whereof 38 Years will be tocome on the 24th day of June, 1807, at the yearly Rent 01241. but capable of verrconsider able advance at the expiration of the term. • , • A COTTAGE and GARDEN, near to the above, con. taining 3R. 14P. or thereabouts, in the holding of Mr. .Wm. -Peary, as Tenant from year to year, at an old Rent of 81. Bs. per ann. Two Pieces of MEADOW or vAsTunE GROUND, called Long Field and Black Boy Field, containing together R. soP. or thereabouts, and another Piece on Hackney Marsh, called But ifonts, containing 2A. 4P. or thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr. Win. Major, as Tenant from year to year, at the yearly Rent of z4l. Is. - A Piece of MEADOW or PASTURE GROUND; in Moor Down, adjoining the said Pieces - called Long 'Field and • Black Boy Field, containing 3A. 3R..0p thereabouts, now in the holding of Mr. Robert P ulsford, as Tenant from year to . year, at the yearly Rent of 161. 16s. . • I‘l r. Cox, the Tenant of the Two Black Boys, shiny the Premises, and further particulars may bq known on ap *titivation to Mr. Morris, Solicitor. in .Newport, Salop, or to Messrs. Bellboy and Hope, Stone-Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, 7 ' London. ' - • • . On Saturday next will be published, handsomely printed in One Volume Odavo.price.in boards Bs. THE ROMISH r',HLTACH • or, an Historical and Critical View of some of the Leading Dodtines of the Church of Rome, in .a series .of DiscOurSes,.preached at RishopWearmouth, in the Year 1806 ; being a Compilation from Seeker, and others, interwoven with the Sentiments and Remarks of the Preacher; and containing a Reply to -Mr. Des Mahis's Book, entitled, The Truth of the Catholic Religion proved front the Holy Scriptures ;" with Notes. Nun Eloquentim, sod yeritatis fiducia suscepi hoc opus. LACTANT. By the Rev. GEORGE STEPHE NSQN, M. A. - Vicar of Kelloe,'CUrate of Bishopweanuouth, Durham ; and . . formerly Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford . • , Printed for the Author, and sold by F. C. and J.- Rhing ton, No. 62, St - .. Paul's Church-yard ; by the Booksellers of Oxford, Cambridge, Newcastle, &c. &c. BIPTON NEAR HUNTINGDON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • Of not sooner Disposed of by Private COntra4), At the Yountvin Inn, in Huntingdon, •on Saturday, - tbe rth day of, I uly„ 18°7, bctween the hours. of - Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as • shall he there produced, , .- A COMPACT•and Desirable ESTATE, situate •r . in the Parish of King's Ripton, and at Sapley, in the County of Huntingdon, distant only three miles from the Town of Huntingdon, and five Miles from St. lye's ; con; slating of a Genteel W and Commodious DEI.IING -410 PS E, with suitable Out-buildings, all Brick and Tile, in excellent repair ; walled Garden, three Cottages and Gar dens for Labourers, and upwards of 2.10 Acres of good Arable and Pasture L Land; now in the- holding of Mr. Robert Hat -field, under a Lease for at years, whereof three years will be to come on the sth of April next, at the yearly Rent of 1821. but capable of very considerable - advance 'at the ex piration of the Term. 7 The Estate is partly Freehold and partly Copyhold, the latter held of the Manor .of King's Ripton, the tenure of which is extremely easy, and the whole is Tythe free. The Tenant will spew the Premises, and further parti culars may be known on -application to Mr. Wedge, • Wesley Hottom,- near Newmarket ; Mr. .Morris, Solicitor, in New port; . Salqp ; or Messrs. 13enbow and Hope, Solicitprs, No. I, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London. 1 WANDSWORTH, SURREY. TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, • Ry Mr. BOWLEY, By Order of the PAaprietor, Garraway's Cofne.house, 'Change-:alley, Cornhill, on Thursday, July 2, at Twelve . „ A- DELIGHTFUL, - Substantial, Brick-built, Convenient LEASEHOI.I) VILLA, with attached and Detached Offices, .extensive Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and Canal; capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Green House, Aleton and.l/ushrciom G-rontalS, Stabling tbr four Horses, Coach-hour 1; and Fore-Court, the Rtisi‘ienCe and Property of Francis .Froinc.-, Esq. removing to London, beautifully situate at an distance from- the Wandsworth Road, called WAN DLE HOUSE, six miles only from the Royal • Exchange. To he viewed till the Sale, by Tickets only, which with Particulars - may• be had of Mr, Bowley, Brydges-street; Co vent Gardea; Particulars . may likewise be had at the Spread E a gle; Wandsworth; • Ked Lion, Putney ; Castle, Rich mond ; Plough, Clapham ; Swan,„ Stockwell ; Horns, Kenningtn ; Garaway's Cofree•house ; and on the Pre mises._ • . On Friday, !oh , 3, and following Day, will be Sold by Autalon, on the Premises, all the Elegant Modern Household Furniture,. Colleaion of Paintings and Prints, `and One Hundred and - Seventy Dozen .of title Old Port, Sherry, &c. Descriptive Catalogues of which may be had as above, at each, two days prior to the Sale.—To be then publicly viewed. • • TOe whole may be treated for by Private•Contraa. RENOVATED HEALTH. 1. T has been too frequently,' the subjea of just and general reprobation, that men destitute ofthe elements of tire .medical art have offered theinselVes as candidates for public patronage in.the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statemeut of our .pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regular medical educa tion' as the pupils •of Messrs. Grinded and Blizard, whose ledures and pradice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of tit& London Hosojial ; 'we entered ourselves as • students in that'justly celebrateil sclaool for medical acquire ment, the Royal Collage of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the didZerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by th6se eilninent professors, Drs, Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall-not be deemed presumptuous iii saying that our proficiency and acquirements . are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of .Debility, the particular• object ot our stddies and pradice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases or infection a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in: veteracy, where other - practitioners have failed of success, a . proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more 'alarming or more distressing than thoSe deficiencies and debilities which fre quently. prevent or embitter tile matrimonial state. To such persons it must be.a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest Of all hainian blessinss, a Strong, manly, and vigor- . ous constitution.. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, we may beconsulted by patients of either sex with the great est socrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten tutliree, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in ',closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be, given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking,' the postage of lettets may be added to the account for medicines. , it I 'and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Hatton-garden. Messrs.. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable Protesors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per formed the duties assimed them during the time-they -at tehd.42lt4ir;Leetures and Practice.. ADMIRALry-OFFICE, Miy 25, 1807. , • NOTICE is hereby gireit, That a Se.ision of Otter and Termiirer and Cal Delivery, for the Trial of Cfencei committed on the High Seas, within the,Yari.rdiSiOn of the Al: miralty 0 England, -will be held-at justice Hall, in tic Old Bal. Enndon, on 6th of nextiai , Eight o'Cloc+ ix the Illornirg. WILL 1411 AMPS D E2V. t?CrCiALLING 6 FPIC , Trine S, Tris.E(q,l7:ll./ssio N.E RS for . 1 1 7CTU A LLZA iii - 4.7&:7'Y's • NAVY do Zerely give Notice, That will be ready fcreeeiv; Te 47:"." on Friday the of Yaynex,t,. thej!- f urs in writing (sealed sip), and treat for /he supp.lying of SEA. _PRO VislO NS to His: Alaiesty's S.hips.;tm! gessels at Halifax, in Nova Scotia; Quebec, i, Canoda.;)Via-fr-fh, ; and the Island of Beriniedis (conjointy in one antial7), for Tnoei.e4 111ontbseeslaill, from the loth cf Oliobcr next;: six months it,'.7 , lfrig shall be given, en either sieb, .1 1, r lb, termi nation thereof ; the mode of payment to be Bills bearing interest _ ninety Lay's after dale, The ConStions of the Contraa may he teert at the .;ecre ::c 'a ri.. t .t ghsq. " . . regard willhe had to ay.' Tender in . 7i , 1110 the Price's: that/ not 4, inserted in rit,girds tit length, or th.rt,',,sl..a:T nct de7l7.:e. t,) to the Board tef , pe One on the. sa:d the 3,1 of July next, nor renless the Person who makes the Tender, or toef Person on Ns hsh . alf, attends; to answer, 're.Len called br. -Nor av Tend •r that contains extrarapnt Prices up VI s,nie cles, and, Prices nizsch . inferior- to the. real value upon others, hi considered as p.oper to he admitted. • k' UAL LINU- OF! , IC y;ine IS, t B°7 . • • - THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING /Vas* , do hereby give Notice, That 41' Fraly, the z6tb - they Will be reaaj , to rereive Tendeii; in Tc;; fling ( and - treat for such Quantities of QU EEC, ® r her STA V ES, fit fir - the purposes of making Tie:: and Thy Calks, as the . respetlive Persons, who stay. make posals thereof, contraa : to deliv.er into His Majesty's Vie : milling Stores- at Deptford, Portsm,uth and Plymouth, in* suck proportions as shall hereafter be determined upon, one-half by at. 3,oth IVovember next, and the other half tY the 31st of yanaatY following, di:tinguicbing the description of ,Saver, and their length, width, and thickness; and to be paid for by . Bills,.paiat► ble,.trith Interest, ninety days after date: The Conditions of the Contrail mty be seen at: the '..7ecretaVt Office.. No Tender far a lest quantify than• Ten"rbortig;rd Staves will be admitted. -3 1\ regard will be had to any Tender in Which the Pace Shall not be inierted in words at length, or that shall not be deii.vered to the Board before 0/ze o'clock on the said Friday, the instant, nor unless the Perion who makes the Tender, or some personon his bebolf, 115 , aniwer..;i:Aen called fo;• IC LI. I AL I. LINI;.O , • „ • • - • gaffe t 5, igo7. THE COIIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 'G HIS MAJESTY 's NAV Y do berebygive Notice, That on Friday, the 3d of Joy next, they will he ready to receive Tenders in -writing (sealed up), and treat fir Three Han.• 9 Thousand QUEBEC S VES fit for the purpose of . staki , ig- Tight Casks; to be delivered one,half by the 3us of °Haber, 10; and the remainder by the 3 rot of' Delember following, bad I!!! Majesty's Fie7u9lling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid fq by . • Bills, payable, zsgt2) interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrita ttf‘ty be teen at the Secreta4 ; : Office.' N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Twenty-five Those. sand Staves will be admitted. No regard will beard to any Tender in which the Price stall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut be delivered to the Board .before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 3d of July next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, Cr some roson on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called or PETUALLING-OFFICE, June 22, ISO 7. THE COII , III4ISSIONE RS for VICTUALLING - 1 - His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Noti;:e, Thai , en Tuerday the 7/h of ja6 , next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon, Mr. Thomas Miller, their Agent at Plymouth, will e xi.p.," to puhlic Sale rut/di) , Late L D COOP E RAGE STORES, lying in Hir Majesty's ViSualling Stores at that Port. Cata logues of which may he - had,' and the Stores viewed during the .c , ,nutton working Hours, Three Days preceding the Dv , of Sale, upon application to the Moue. Cooperat Plymouth. P . XTUALLING-OfFICE, June 23, IEO7. iE COMMISSIONERSforVICTUALLINg A" MA JEST Y's N/IVY . do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday the zd of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders fin writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of ^what FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the use of His MajeStrs Ships and Vessels at New Romney, ails/ in Dover Roalt (m sepi rate Contraas), from the dates of the Cmitrath to the 3ist Decent'. her, 18,37, inclusive, and to be paid for ly Bills payable, with interest, ninety days after elate. The Conditions of the Cointaas may be sern at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying•to Mr. Russell, Agent for the Fiaualling 91 Dover. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word: at length, or that shall not be delivered to ._ the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 2elV Juy next, nor unless the Person who maker the Tender, or some Perso►t on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /or. .".? LIFE ANNUITIES. ffi HE Nobility and Gentry possessing Incomes JL •granted fur Life only, upon Funded Property, Estates, Houses, or Church Livings, by Will or Strieme . m, or possessing Estates .at their own disposal, may b,; - inilne, diately accotnrhodaied,with any Sum of Money fr,.:n 10,0001. by Annuity, reileernahle at their own option. • Mr. ROBE RTS , assures the Public, that his Frier Whp purchase Annuities are, of the first r4..sneaability in ;tr,:, .1:14 not regular Money Lenders, who wriuire so per Catt., but will always 'give the fair •price on joint Ltves - Of t•ii purchase. . . . Apply personally, or by .Letter paid, to Mr. RolJer's, at his House, No. zs, Cecil-s'lre•:t, Strand. , - •