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Pension per Day " which they receive, immediately above their Names in tha Affidavits, in order . to prevent Mistakes in the Paynient, arising from a similarity of Names. Secretary's Office; Chelsea Hospital, 16th June, 1807. - SECOND EDITION. POLITICS of the .GEORGIUM SUNIS • or a Satirical View of the Reign of George the Fotirth.. -•- the Publishers of the above popular and humoutous Work, in conequenee of the very -rapid sale, which has in a few . clays occasioned it to.be,out of Print. respectfully announce to the Public - a : Second Edition, which will be ready for de livery, this Evening, at Six o'Clock. • London: Published by ' fordan and . Maxwell, Strand;- Qddy and" Co. No. 27,- Oxford-street ; and Gray. and Son, THE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty 'ThOusaiid Tickers that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, begins Drawing the .14th of uly, 18 . 07. '• SCHEME. _ i Pr:ze of Z 30,000 - - is . . £30,000 , _ - - f 40,000 - - - - 10,000 2 - - - - 5000 - - - - - - - 10,coo boon - so o , s - - - soo - 4,00 21 - - - - koo • - 20'7'0 3 0 - - - - 5 0 - isei • isoo - - - - za - 50,000 2500 - - - -, 1$ - - - - ' '' 37, 00 20,0c0 Tickets . . 4.200,000 . First-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, 'THIRTY'THOUSAND POUNDS. Regular Drawing.of woo Tickets each Day'. TICKETS and.SHA. RES on Sate at all the Licenced Lot.; tery Otticei, add bylheit Agents in Englaud and Scotland. . • PRICE. Ticket . - - ,Cl 9 17 o lialf - - - - £lO 3 o E ighth ~ - 4 . 2 12 o Sju.rter - s 3 o t sixteenth - I 6 6 ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE: , THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni turc,Mittrasses,ind Bedding complete, are very resped fully recomotencted to Gentlemen, as being the most portable aria! superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents; Tables and, Chiirs, on improved .prineiple§; Sea Guts, Sofa Reds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto /Vet Furniture, andrFatent Urass.screw Bedsteads, tor East antk West Itodies v and all. Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and -SANDE RS's Patent. Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand: ' Morgan and 'Sanders's New-invented imperial Dining ables, allowed to be the most complete and blegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but -ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair;.Beil Ware house. To NOBLEMEN, LADIES, GENTLEMEN, or PER.; SONS of CHARACTER, •Wha. are nut engaged; in•any, BUSINESS. 91 - '0 be SOLD for Two Thousand Pouncii - OeV : g • -I. few SHARES in an Established, H0n41.41e, and highly Respedable CONCERN of gieat - niagnitiio , :44.willl ' bear the most minute investigation , and will. realize an im mense and rapid Fortune without risk and without trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take any adire part, or ap. pear personally in business. References must be given. Letters from Principals only with real names and place of,, obxte, diredeis (post paid) to H. Howard, Esq. to-be lett at. the ritish Neptune Office, Fieet.street, London, will be attended to.. RENOVATED' HEALTH. IT has been . too frequently the subjea of just and general reprobation, teat men destitute oft becleirients of the medical art have °tiered themselves as cepdidetes ;for public patrolsagein the profession of physic For the purpose of doing Justice to the result of our studies anti experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unto, tunately for ,society, .beee too favourably receive& we beg' leave to suornit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quiremerits. Atter having received a, regular Medical educe. ton as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Wizard, whose . ledures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospjeal t • we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sc kool for ntedicaLacquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and -practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, ' Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deetneci presumptuous in 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 objettot our studies and pradice, it will,, we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. lnsltglat are& recent cafes of infedion a perfeat re-establislynent is completed in the short period of two days; and in' these 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 de:as ot' a habit long and most unhappily pursued' by the youth of both sexes, there are none mere alarming or more distressing than these deficiencies and debilities which fre. quently ‘ prevent or embitter the matrimonial dote . To such peisons must be a consolation NI know that they may now, by a new and infallible-mode oftreatment, be restored to ebat greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor r ors constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeclion, we may he consulted by patients of either sex with the great- • est secrecy and honour. flours of consultation at home from - ' ten: to three, and' horn 6in the evening till to a' night. • . ratient en the country are requested•to state the particu lars or their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. in. dosing a 'tem ittance for advice anct 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 letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. No. toe, Hatton-garilee. el' Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certi fi cates from she, above respectable Professors - of London and Edinburgh, of tale diligence, 'skill, and humanity; with which teey per. torni&l the' duties assimed them 'during the timeehey at. tended their LeCtures and Bradlee. . , MR. REDHEAD YORKE's WEEKLY POLITICAL .REVIEW. THE XXVth Number •of the SECOND VO LUAU of this REVIEW, contaiLing an Historical Digest of the principal Transaelions upon the Conti nent: Vindication of Marquis Wellesley respelling the Transactions ,Oude. The Fourth Letter to the Electors of the United Empire, relative to the condud of the Whigs. Ivlercator's Eighth Letter ou West India. A fidirs,. anti various other Political Articles ; will be, published at the usual flour (Three o'clock) on Sottlyday next, at the O ice, 412, Strand, where former Numbers, price iod. each, may be obtained: ' This, Day' 'was published, Verj , elegantly printed in 4to. on a fine woveJkot-pressed Paper, Price iis. in boaids, . , 'THE EXODIAD: A Poem. Books I. 11. 111. IV. - • 13y RICHARD CUMBERLAND; Esq. and Sir JAMES BLAND BURG ES, -Bart. .Books V. ..t0.,V111.. completing this l'oem, will. be published very speedily. Printed tor 1 ackinkton, Allen, and Co. Finsbury square. 'Of - whom may be ltxl, •the few remaining. Copies of Mr. Cumberland's popular Poem, entitled .Calvary,.or the Death of Christ, 4to. Edition, on tine Paper, price Los. 6d. Also another Edition, in two elegant pocket Volumes, embellash ed by PLqes, .price ass. The Bvo. Edition of Mr. Cumber land's Memoirs, in two . Vols. is now ready for delivery; price tl. is.' . This Day.was.riublished, price is. or ias. 6ki. a Dozen, for Distribution, • THE. DUTIES of the SICK,- stated and enforced. _ By yHOMASSBCKIit, LL. D. . _ , Late Lord 'Archbishop of Canterbdry, A NEW EDITION, With a PREFACE, a few Variations and Additions, By THOMAS STEVENS; D.l3:' Retor of Padfield, Essex. _ _ ._ • Printed for F. C. and 1. Riviniton, No. 62, St.' Paul's :Church-yard. POLITICS IN.PROSE AND VERSE. • This t)ay was published, price is. bd. FLAGELLUM FLAGELLATED.. A Satirical Poem': - with Notes.. By BEN BLOCK.. printed for Stockdale jun. No. 41, about the Middle, ' on the North Side of Pan-Mall: • %Vhere may he had, the only elegant, correct, and autlio, rised Editions of Elijah's Mantle. A Tribute to the tyl intory of Mr. Pitt, price is. The Uti Possidetus and Status Quo. By the _saute Au thor, is. 6d. Also, All ,the Talents. A - Satiricil Poem, in Four Dia logues ; and a PaStoral Epilogue, with a hitmourous Frontis piece. Thirteenth Edition, 6s. A few copies on •Drawing Paper, .uniform with Elijah's Mantle, Sze. nos. 6d. The new Dialogue and Pastoral Epilogue ; with the Fron tispiece, as; 6d. The Pastoral Epilogue, to complete former Editions, Is. All the Talents' Garland. A few'Rockets let offat a ce lebrated Ministry. Second Edition, as. Pat t 11. wilt-be ready in a few days. The Britanniad and Iliberniad. Poems not Satirical, on the Formation and Change of the late Ministry, 4to. Plain 1 A Review of the. Coodud of the late Mi. nisters. Second Edition, greatly enlarged, 3s. More Talents Still ; being Lord Grenville's Letter to Dr. Laskin with the• Answer theretoi is: or per hundred ,31. 3s. THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, PREPARED by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool, which has - r6en to the very pinnacle of fame fur its superior E;m.acy. in . Nervous, Delsilitated, and Consumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Incligtstion, lowness of Spirits, -8:c. of which the following remarkable Cures are'incontestible proofs : • . To Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. SIR, • I have a circumstance to mention to you which will speak loudly in praise of your incomparable Medicine the Cordial Balm of Gilead: *lr. Davies, of Spring- Hill, Steward to Lord Coventry, having_ been afflided fo; a long time with the. in-st excrucr. sting pains in his legs, back, &c. which confined hitn_ro his 'bed;and nearly brought him to the grave, declared to me that " his - life was not worth a seven-slfdling.piece,"- when; - he , 3 .had. recourse to your Medicine, which soon relieved hhrt, and ...by a little further perseverance in taking it he is now restored to perfect health,'and was at my house yesterday, 1 am, Sir., yours, &c. •t UH N AG G ; ,Postmaster. Evesham, Worcestershire, 0a..25, 18.6. To Dr. Solomon, 'Gilead-House, near Liverpool. • S IA M • ,• • I feel a pleasure in communicating to you the great benefit which a Lady iti,the neighbourhood of this place has exiter.i-, diced - from youeCordial Balm of Gilead: she In';sintofnied me since her recovery that she :vas iii a 'tery IoW - and weak state for a hmrtime; during which she applied for advice to several Medical Men: - their prescriptions gave her nor the least relief; and such was the weakened state in Which she continued, that her friends despaired of. her re . coitty." .. The same .which your Medicine, the Cordial Halm of qilead, has acquired for its efficacy it)VICSC cases, at,last deiermined 'them, as the last resOurce, wiry . of what avail it would be to her ; .they purchased a strait bottle, and'afte . rwardS one of the large size ; •from these she found such immediate relief as to en courage them to sei - id for another : this to their astoniihment completely restored, her to health'. Sdne little time atter- Wards she paid the tbr the latter, and thep. declared 'that she considered herself as•welf as ever - she was in her lite.- This I am ready to - attest - to anyone who shall call upon tae. have also been frequently intbrmed by Several who have purchased it of me of the benefit they have received from it in other cases. I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Nantwich, Sept. 13, 1866 - .- I'. CRAIG. It is impossible to insert all - the cases and,cures which Dr. Solomon - is in possession of; 4.! contents . . himself with what has - been said, hut great experi:nce has convinced him, that in all Morbid All4clion's of the Blood and Lymph - (the cause of almost every malady.) So noble ' sate, and efficacious a re medy, was never ofi'aed to mankind ; but he now leaves it to the world, conscious that he has done his duty, by send ing forth what May be given to the :tender..infant, the preg nant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals Of nriediCal disCovery. , (gr Dr. Solomon ex peas, w hen consulted, the usual cont• pliment of a One Pound Note ; but all written cases, or let ters of advice, to be answered at his leisure,. are requested to inclose Half-a-Guinea. Such idtters should; for safety, bc thus - direCiedt ••• Money Lester, Dr. Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." Letfers may be ordered to be adkeised to X.Z.* - or A. 13. at the Post_ Office, till called for.. " Price Half.a.G uisica a Bottle; or the quantity of Four, in one Family Bottle, for 335. on which gs. are saved (duty in :eluded), which hasthe words " Saint. Soiomon, Liverpool," .engraved on the Stamp, withoUt which none can be genuine. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I inpetigities, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health." are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No: IS, Strand, London; Smith, Perftinier, No. 3S, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson anti tittsband, Sider and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; ~W. Cameron. Greenock ; G.' Browning . , Paisley ; H. Craw. ford, Kiln arnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Citvan ; I: C a r son , N ew - Douglas; T. M 'Miitan, Kirkcudbright; T. M 4 Credie, Kirk: amyl J. Blyth,leven; j. Dempster, Cupor; Allan, Dun dee; P. Crotfie, Montrose ; I. Nlitchell, am! I. •Anderson, Aberdeen ;•- r. White, Banff; NV Intosh, Inverness ; I'. • MfKenxie, Stowaway; P. Taylor, Stranrarr ; Johnsen and Bisset, Perth; W . Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar ; Vinnet, Ar broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Thorson,- Berwica ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Puterson,-Arbutlinnt, and tarniesorr, Pe terhead ; A. M' Donald, Trongate, Glasgosv;• and. by rns,st Booksellers i l l Vendert of Patent N:,:dicisie!, ui who United Kingdom. • - SALES OF ESTATES. AUSTIN FRIARS. CAPITAL MERCANTTLE RESIDENCE, SPACIOUS CONVENIENT YARD, &c. TO BE• SOLD BY AUCTION, . By 1,14,r. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, 'Corrihill, on Monday. 29th inst..at - Twelve C lock, A VERY LEASEHOLD , ESTATE, comprising a spacious roomy House, planned for the accommodation of a large family, late the residence of God- frey - .Thornton, Esq. deceased ; the House contains, on - the ground-Boor, an E ntrance.flall and an Inner Hall paved ; with marble ; - 'a Library, Dressing-worn, Store-room, large Kit- ; chen,• Butler's-room, &c.: on the first-floor, a - spacious Din ing-parlour, twO . Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors ; roomy Bed-ahaMber, • Water-closet, &c.: • second story suitable Bed;chanitters;' and on the third story a Laun dry, Drying-room, Servants' Bcd-roomS, and Staircase to the roof. Principal and secondary Staircases, thorny Offices,. Cel lars, &c. in the basement story ; open airy paved yard, with a door to the Gardens of the Drapers' Company ; the oilible in excellent order. To be viewed with Tickets,' whin; with Particulars, !hay be had at-Garraway's ; and of M. Robins, Warwick.street, 6-Olden-square. NEAR CROYDON, SURREY. ,ELIGIBLE LAND FOR BUILDING,. eik.)MMAND ING RICH AND 'EXTENSIVE PROSPECTS, And oily Eleven Miles from London:. s TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's-Coffee-house, - in Exchange-alley, • on Monday the 2.9t1t J une at Twelve O'Clock, in Lots; THE,,FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE 'FAT E, Land tax .redeemed •, comprising she valuable Track of Land, A DlllN HILL S, and part OfSHI LEY CO MMO N,.formed by•Natute.a most beautiful situ, ation for t:reeting Villas, commanding rich and extensive pro, speets ofthe country, and abundantly supplied with excel.. lent water, situate •between Croydon and Wickham,. in tite, county of Surrey, and a Aort - distanee froln the Canal ; tne Loti are laid out for, .tIK accommodation of Gentlemen pd Builders, and are well worth attention. • • • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Peat, , Bailiff, Cole harbour"Farrn of whomparticulars may be had ;.at•the Fox and Goose, Shirley Common ; King's Arms, Croydon ; Bell, Bromley.; and of Mr.. Itobias,:. Warwick-street, Golden. NIMI)I,ILEX. CONIPACT GENTEEi. HOUSE, GARDENS,. &c. HSTON. - NEAR'OSTERLY PARK, HOUNSLOW, AND CRANFORD. 10 EE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By ROBINS, . . • • At Garraway's Cotiee. house, 'Ciuntge-alley, Cornhill, on • • • Monday, the 24111 inst.' at Twelve if Clock, ADMIRABLE: FREEHOLD atxt COPYHOLD ESTATE, comprising a .Neat • and Compaci Resi dence,' standing •on •a Lawn, separated from the road by a paled .Fence ; contains on the Ground Floor a neat Entrance, twO excellent ,Parlours••with'windows to the Lawii, Servants' Rooms,. good, Kitchen,_ Larder;Cellars, 4c.:; ori:the First Story, two spacipos lied-chambers, Dressing-room, and two Servants'. Rooms, and sttir4ble Rooms over ;.the de tached Offices . are a Coach-house, and a Stable for three horses, LOfts and Robin over; Coal-house,- Poultry house, &c, ; a large Garden, fenced round, well cropped, and plant •ed ‘vith - Choice 'Frialt-trei•s, 'Lavin ' and PleasUre:gruniid, laid out with Gravel-walks, and. stocked with Forest-trees and Shrubs, forming a very eligible property for a small Family. • May be viewed by applying on the • Premises, where parti culars may be ; at the • Red Lion,, Southall and Ilouns- Sow ; Three' l'igeuni,' ilrerittord ; Star and Garter; "Kt w bridge ; Mr. Adams, CrantOrd.bridg,e; Write Horse, Ux bridge; •at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Want/irk-street, Golden-square. , .LINCOLN's INN FIELDS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, COACH-1100SE, and .STABLES,, &c.. - BY Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchamge.alley, Gornhill, on Monday.;;.•29th Inst. at Twelveo'Clo . ck, , ffiHE LEASE of a Compad .and very Eligible , 'R ESI DEN CE, 'situate on the South Side of Lincoln's ; contains ,on the, ground floor a neat Entrance halt, spacious noble Eating-parlonr, Break tastrroom, and 'Study, &c.. On the first-story. are two handsome. Drawihk tocitns, excellent Bed-chambers on the• second story, and Servantelrooms over ; to the bat:etnetitstory are convenient family Offices, good Cellaring, &c. Co,ach-house and Sta. , hies, with communication to•YOrtugal-street ; the Whole late ly put into substantial and good repair. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant ' , Household Furniture at a.valuation.. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars; may be bad of Mr. Robins, War Wick-street, Golden ,square, ,14 I D, NEA V 1, - YMI /s/ - G7IVIN./, TO BE SO A-MODERN. BUILT EIQUS; containing • a fining :Room, ;5 by iB , anadjoining Drawing, Room ';,i by 15, Library of the sable dimensiOns, tour Chambers With best Beds, and.four smaller, with Servant's ditto; two DresSing Rooms, Water Closet, and domestic Offices of every,. description, • suitable -to the. accommodation- of • a modern sized genteel. family ; two Coach-houses, Stable, good pa r . : deli, in which is 'a cOmfortable Cottage, should more room' wanted.tOr servants, and plenty of fi ne. water, both in House an d Garden. ' The House stands on a sloping laWn, f fronting the South, and immediately opposite the Needle Rocks:and the bold Chalk Cliff's of the Isle ot Wight. It is i about half a - mile from the sea—is surrounde&by to• acres of excellent Land in - five fields; is near the Church and the ;, but Screened .1 rorn them by plantations—is certainly a very convnient, a very he.ilthy, and probably as beautiful a situation as most in Britain. The roads and neighbourhood are very good. The Furniture, which is in good condition, 'may be taken , or left at the option-of a purchaser. Possession can be given almost immediately.—May be view ed any day between Twelve and Thtee, by Tickets, to be had of Mr. Perkins, Lymington ; and further particulars may be known on the P remises; or by letter (post paid) addressed to .Mr. R. Thomas, Post Office, Lymington. FOR: THE TEETH:. Patronized and used by Their / 4oyal Highnesses the Dukes • of Clarence and Kent. • • rrROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTRIFICE; or, I . ASIATIC TOOT H P.QW,D ER, has been fUt tiverity years acknowledged by the most re.veltable Medical Au. thorities, used by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens 'the Breath,' possesses no - Acid,that can corrode the Enamel, and puts a beautiful polish: on the Teeth. From its astringency, it strengthens the Gums, eradicates the. Scurvy (which often proVes-the destruCtion of a whole set . of Teeth), and • pre serves sound Teeth from decay, secnres'decayed Teeth frotn becoming worse, fastens those which are loose, and proves the happy means of Ilreventing•their being drawn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of those who have been in -the habit - of - using it, that ,it . prevents the return of the Tooth-ach (with whic.h•bethre that period they had been violently alfliaed), and obviates the necessity of that most disagreeable of all operations; • scaling the Teeth. Likewise •Tintinr, which possesses the power of easing the most - violent Tboeli-ach, and is awash with the Powder. • A Caution against purchasing .any Asiatic Tooth Powder without. " 'Mr. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the Box—all others arc counterfeits. . Sold, wholesale and 'retail, by the Propiietor, - at No.-3, 13,741tf0rt-buildings, Strand ; . by Mr. Woodward, Portsea, Messrs., Simmons, Mills, and liclatn, Portsmouth; Mr. Rich - Ards, Plymouth-Dock i • Mrs. • She4rclitf,-and Prosser, - Bristol ; Mr. Vine and Marrat, Bath ; Mr. Thompson; Isle of Wig ht ; Mr. Cove, Nottingham; Mr. Pollett, Col chester; .Butler, Oxford'; . Pratt, Cambridge.; Atkinson, Chester; Brent, Yarthouth ; Townson, Chatham ; • Dyer, Nzwcastle-upon-Tyne ; and .Mr. Lucas, Southampton-- Sold M ever; eapitai Tgwa. thro, , :ghout Lnghtiri. Al) , 111R11LTY-0FFICE, " may 2 5 , [BO7. OT ICE is hereby given, That (1 Session of Oyet . 4 "a it Termiger andt;il,l Delivery, for the Trial of cifeneer ron:riiitted on the flish Sear, 7within the .74risdiaion of the 41- ritiralfy of England, will be held 41 jusliCr /Ltd, in the Ifai- Lnridon, on Friday thr 26th of june next, at Eight o'Clcck the Morning. OIL LIA M MARSDEN. 17C2 LILL ING-OFFIC 14, one 15, 1807 • • ICE COMYIISSION,ERSfor 1 7 1Cl'UALLI-VG illajes t Vs. Navy do- hereby' give Notic„c„ That o , n . Friday, the 26th instant, !hey :will be ready to receive Tcnoli, in wi lting (realed '4lp), and treat Jr.o such Quantities of Q Xi E.. BEC,, or other STAVES, fit for the purposes of making 170 art' Thy Caoko, as the respell-lye Persons, who may male Prat posals: thereof, will contrat7 to" deliver into Ills illaje.qy's Store: at Deptford, Port:in:rah' and Plymouth, in soqh proportions no' ohall het eajter be determined :lb :Ps, one.haij ly ibe loth of . November next, and the other half b. , the 3111 cf ga,ruaty following, elf ding,uirbing the desctiption of Staves, and their length, width, and thickness; and to be paid for by Bill:, pgy.i- . ble,ic:ith Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrad may be seen at the Secretatx's Office. Na Tinder fora less rut:nab , than Ten Thcitsand Staves will be admit/rd. Not : epic'? tvilt 6e had to rOy Tender in 7vh;ch the Pt ice shah not 6e inserted in words at length, 'or that retail not be delkrerea to I: thei - boardhlore- One , o'Cloc:k..on the said Friday, /lie 26t6 instaiii, ri.;;- unfits' the'Peison who makes toe Ten:ter, of :wile person on bit nehail, attends, to anslyfr, when rifted:for: VICTUALLING-UITH. E, gime is, 1807: THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS 111./1 jE.NT 1' s N. 4 1 1 " Y do hereby give Notice, l bat ,ile Friday, the 3d of . 7.4 next, they will be reaay to reesive Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and neat I.r Three Hundred Thousand QU EBLC /it for the purpose of making Tight Cask: ; to& delivered one bail 43, the 31st of Occlober,Oal, and tlx remainder by the 3 tst of acember plowing, into His Illaje.tifiViamalling &roes at Deptford; and to be paid for dy Bills, paj;;l4le, irsith inserts!, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrast miy he seen at the Secretary': Offite. . • N; B. M Tender for a less quantity than Twenty-five Thom 'and Staves will te admitted. No i , egard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall . not be ;alerted in wordi at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board - hefore .One o'Clock on the .said Friday, ,the 3d July next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Pogo,: vn his behalf, attends, to answer,. when called tor. .OFFICE„01. uRDNANCE. 7.oze 16, 1807. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yESTI's ORDNANCE do hereby give Nptice, That 1,1- posals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mali, on o• Before the 3d day of .74 Next, from such Persons as ma)' ,be willing to unde✓take the Supply of SAND BAGS, from Ckati of British .Iklanufacqure, upon Cosetraa, for Service of this De. payment, for a period of Three ream ,'ember Particulan, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Conti'aa, may be kne-tom upon application at the Sec; etty r Office, in Pall Mall afore-said, any Day between / the ILurs Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are alio to be deliver. ed, aiziP l atierns of Article may be inipetied . ly aptlicatin at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower,. The Proposals must be sealed and endorsed, " PLopsals fr Sand Bags ;" hut no Proposal can he admitted after t/►e said 3d A.. 0 of yrrly, at Twelve •o'clock al Neon of the same Ry e r;eitb =will any Tender• be noticed unless the Person mahing - it, ate Agent, in his hebalf; shall attend. EAST INDIA HuUSE, • Yune 17, 1807. :DIE CO VAT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED 4 1 . COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading .to..the East. Indies do.her'elly . &ive Notice, : yThat a General Coiert. of the said Compaq) , will 6e held It House in . Leadenhall.street, on Friday, the 3d of Jo -next, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in . the Even. istg, to Ballot on the following Question, viz. By Order of the Board, R. H. C'R .s'l:cretc.l. :Rw.: " That Mr. Richard Johnson, late of - the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with his Rank to India." In order to determine by such Ballot whether three parts in four of tit . Proprietors present at such General aurt consent :kat the .said Me: Richard 7ohnson be permitted to return with his Rani so Indh. WILLIAM R4M'SAY, Sa. For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP TIONS, acc. The Rev. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC.; ALTERATIVE POWDER. _ _ _ rrHE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a JL Student, in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to offer to • the Public an efficacious Remedy ,for the above, as.well as for inAny Diseases deemed incurable. It has been extenivelv used in Ireland for several Years, .and its salutary Elf is are produced in'a sate and easy Manner, with very little sensible ;Operation.—By mixing with the Blood and. I oices, it applies Itself to the Seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by 'slow Degrees, .froin - its 'alterative and healing Qualities. in Consumptions, 'it will. generally succeed in Lite Two first Stages, and often even in the last. •In the Scrophula, or Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ulce rated Glands will heal ; and It has been known to rescue the Patient 'even after mortal Symptoms had appeared, But Pei sons afflided with Gout, Rhennutisins, C:ancers,.and with bilious and nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse "The Philosophy of Physic," written by tile -Inventor (to be had at SymQnds's, Paternoster-row, or of the Venders ofthis dicine), in which its extraotdinary Efficacy will be shewn in various instances. This Powder does not contain any ingre dient unfriendly to the human Constitution ; and, instead of weakepAig, its tendency is to invigorate, and tolinprove the generalilealth. It occasions no Danger froth Cold, and re quires neitrtet Confinement nor change of Diet. • • Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehouse for Dr. lain 's 'Powder, No. as, in St. .Paul's Churcii-yarti,• London,' iii rackets, price as. 6d. each; containing Thirty.. two Doses.—Obscrve that the words, " F. Newbery, No. St. I'aaP.4," are engraved in the Stamps, . •