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Ntilltit 4474.] ` %FOURTH TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 15 , 1807, vv ill be performed • FALSE ALARMS; Or, MY, COUSIN. • Th Overture by M. P. Icing. The Charaaets by" Mr. NV ROUGE-VI:ON, Mr. BRAHAM, • 11r. BANNISTER, Mr. 101-IVSTONE, Mr. MATHE . -F.; • Mr. 1' ENO'S, Mr. WEWITZER,: DR;NUM, • • Mrs. MOUNTAIN, IW;s DUNCAN, 114.5. BLAND, Miss POPE, Signora sTo RAC E w yr a THE EN - CHANTERS ; Or, HARLEQUIN SULTAUN. lisnar (Harlequin Sultan - I - ); Mr. ItARTLANIY; Horatn (the Vizier), Mr. COOK is ; Urchin (the Clown), Mr. MONTGOMERY; Alacoma (t he Good Genii); Mrs. MATHEWS ; Princess Heinjuna (Coluitibine), Mrs. SHARP. • Alexina itlie Heroine of Momptz), - Mrs: POW E L Boxes 65., Second l'rice3s.--"Pit 35.. 6d. Second Price 2.5. ---Gallery 2s. Second Price —Upper Gallery is. . Se , Quid Price 6d.— NO Money to be. returilett. • Places for the Boxes to be tak,in at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at 1141-past Six- • " To morrow, False Alarms; or, My Cousin ; with Ts . &eh. . . A new Comedy is in rehearsal. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDPN. I:TO-MORROW- EVENING, January I 6, 1 R O7, AL will bc performed THE TEMPEST; Or, THE' ENCHANTED ISLAND, WITH • HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER._ GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.. The Scenes, Mtrsic, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are entirely new. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware s The Pantomime produced under Direction of Mr. Harley. • Tice Dances by Mr. Bolt:Tim, jun. The Scenery by Mess rs. P. .lips, ‘Vhittno; e, Hollogan, Greaves, }lodgings, and their Assistants. Prindpal CharaFters, Mother Guise, Mr. SIMMONS ; - Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING, and Mr. BO __ LOGNA, jun..; ---- Avow, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterw4s Zany, Mr. G RI MALDI ; • Wash, Mr. MENAGE - • Cabin-Boy {with a Son,;},. Master S LL EY ; Columbine, Miss SEAis L E. Boxes 6s. Second ['rice 3s.—Piu3s. 6d. Sc! end Price 25.-. Callery as. Second, I'rLe is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d.—No Money to he returned. Places for the Boxes to Be taken at the 13ux.,office, in Hart _ %Inset. • . •.The Doors to be opened at . Half..past Five, and begin at - lall.past Six. On Saturday, A Cure for the Heart-Ache ; with the new ki,qatomi me. :Anew Comedy is in rehearsal. GREAT GAIN WITH SMALL RISK!! _RAND .LOTTERY NOW DRAW,- k IN G. • DAYS OF DRAWING. • 15r, Tuesday, an. 13 .6th, Friday, - Feb. 6 •4 J 1, Thursday, - an. 21 7th, Monday, 4 Feb. 9 Mouday, 26 I Bsh, Wednesday, Feb. it I.Lh. 9th, Friday, - - Feb.i itn , Wednesday, - Feb. 4 I.zoth, Saturday, • Feb. 4 • • i Prizes of kki,ooo• , • 2 of ,Czo,oo, . of •-• 2 - of tc,Coo 1 S - of - 5,0 3 . of - - , of - leo • 4.0 of ,Es-, and st , -.0 of ,Czo. . First-drawn, - :)ay, . ,Cro;e6o First drawn,.,- Filth• Pay, - -f, 30,000 . - Last Day, - - - TI CKE•I'S 4nd SVIARES are,oc Sale:atall the Licenced Lottery Offices, antrby their Agents in the Cuuntry. , . • GENTLEMAN and his ft SMALL FAMI LY, can be acconimodated:w ith a handsome Suite of A AWC ENT S by the Year, Furnished, where them is.no• Lodgcr in the House, or young Children. Application to be made at No. 8, Henrietta.street, Co. Vent-garden. FRE4HOLD ESTATE, On the Borders of Huniingilonshire , and Bedfordshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday 'the 29th Day of January; 1807, at the Cock : I in Eaton, .in the Countpol Bedford, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate iu the Parishes • •4- of Great Houghton, in the County of Huntingdon,. a:A eon Socon, iish; County of Bedford, containing about 6o Acres of Arable imd 1i.1,-adow Lahti, in The occupation of Mr. t.;harles Banks, _who will show the Premiszs. Possession may be had at Lady Day next, and further par nculars at the Offices .of Messrs.- Yorke anWSherard, to Oundle or Thrapston. • • . , "AVICABLE C.KNAL SHARES; BONDS, TURN PIKE SECURITIES, Sic:-- ,Monthly Sale. • . • - By Mr. SCOTk, °n Friday, February 6,:at Twelve &Clock, at Garraway's - , - - • Lond• ,, , • • THE COVENTRY CANAL—Three Shares in ford :this excellent improving Concern, comieCtingolie 0x.,- I ) ,.witli the Gran:i Trunk NavigAtion ; th.. last half-yearly v-.,''increase. Also Shares in the ROCHDALE, LANCASTER, 1 / 1 1.' - 1•s and BERKS, and UNION CANALS. CRAND 'UNCTION and ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH ~, "'ORTGAGE BONDS and SHARES, TURNPIKE BONUS, & c. Printed Particulars at -the New HOtel, Birmingham ; at Carraway's • and of Mr. Scott, New Biidge-street, London. • GRAND iuNcTiom CANAL. PASSAGE, PACKET, and PLEASURE BOATS. - TO BE LE - rr BY AUCTION, . By Mr. SCOTT, • On Friday the 6th of February, at Twelve o'Clock, at Car. .1 4 ‘'"aY's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Curnhill, London, in o n I r, e o T ij E • • SOLE and •EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGE su .01 the USE o f PACKET , PASSAGE, an d PLEA., t R E BOATS for dire,on the Grand I onaion Canal, be .o ween Paddington and Uxbridge,' and the Head. of the first •L• leadittg from Bull Bridge - towards Brentford. • Printed Particulars and Conditions of Letting may, . after the 5 . inst. be had by a pplyi n g a t the Grand lunftion Of -2.t, Surrey _street, Strand ; at the New Hotel, Bir ru'rkilib.hant ; White H o r se , U x brid ge; Th r ee Pigeo n s, Br en t.. o r lite the severai Toll B arrs an d L oc k-houses on the Line at Garrilnd juncti on Canal ; Hatchett's Hotel, Picca,till3 " rev ,1" . ; Scott, No. 25, - New Bridge. an.. I lEO' I t . N„,.. • ~.. ..... i -w----,, r o, ....a......., To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. I .,ADtES AND•GENTL,EMT, lAVING, on a former occasion, expressed to you my intention of offering Myself to your notice as a Candidate on the first Vacancy that shouid occur in your 1)i -region, I am induced, in consequence of the much-lamented ..death of Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. to solicit the favour of your Votes and Interest at the Election in April next. I shall avail myself of the earliest opportunity to pay my per sonal respects, and submitting to you the grounds of my pretensions. • • 1 ,have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient and faithful Servant, Mill Hill, ]an. r 3, ISo7. • I(OI4ERT WILLIAMS. THURSDAY JANUARY 15, 1807. This Day was published, In One Volume, 121:10. price 4s. bound, The Filth Edition, Cortecterhind i,nprived,. of Hi STOR I CAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Q (JEST' ONS, , for tile Useof Young People; with a Selection of British 'and General Biography, &c. By RICUMAL MANGNAL. . . Printed for L6ngman, Hurst, Rees, and Gime, Paternos— ter.row ; and John Hurst, Wakefield, • • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, . Half an Hour's Lounge ; or, Poeins ; in Post ilyo. price 3s. sewed; This Day was published, In Five Volumes Odavo, price al. in boards, A Nev. Fditiou ot - S HE WORKS of PHILLIP DODDRIDGE, D. ll.with iris Life by 0 RTON.. Printed for J. Johnson; R. Balwvin ; F. and C. .Riving ton ; P. Wynne and Son ; W. 0 trill e and Son ; Seatcherd and Letterntn- Minna-and Harvey ;- Law.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; I. Walker ; Vernor and Hood; 1). Ogilvy and Son ; Cuthell and Martin ; Cadell and Da vies ; IL Crosby ; Lackingtun and Co.; I. Mawman; J. Higham; and Matthews and Leigh. • Of whom may be. had, The .Family Expositor; or, a Paraphase and Version of the N w Testament; with Critis;:►l.. Ncoes. twd a Practical Jlnprovemei&t of each Section. By I'. Doddridge, I). V. to which is prefixed a Life of the Author, by Andrew Kippis, p.1)..F.R.5. and S.A. in 6 vols. Svo. price sl. 3s. boards. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 4ADIES AND GENTLEMF.N, `TN conformity with my late intimatiOn to become 1. a Candidate for a Seat in the Direction of your . A tfairs on the next Vacancy which might occur, I now beg leave to signify my determination.of coining to the Poll at the Gene ral ijedion in April next, when 1 most respedful y solicit your Votes and Interest in my behall fo; ••:he Vacancy which will then be occasimed by the decease of your late worthy Otredor Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, z, Harley. place, Your very faithful te:,4i2a7. J. A. BANNERMAN. To the -- PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GZSTLEMEN, HAVING on a former Occasion announced to you my intention of offering myself as a Candidate for a Seat i n the Direttion when au Opportunity offired, allow me most respeafully to solicit the tavot:r 'of your Votes and Interests in my behait to fill the Vacancy occasioned by the dectase of your Late worthy Ex-Qireetor, Sir Stephen Lush.: ington, tart, the Election for which will take place in April next ; and as some claim to your sulk - rages, permit me to in form you, I have been brought up in your service from my infancy, and commande.l one of your regular Shills four sue cessi've Voyages ; during which time, I .trust, my conduct met the entire approbation of your Court of Direaors: awd I further beg to assure you, that should I be placed in the ho nourable situation to which I Aspire, t shall devote my earn.: est endeavours to promote the Interest and Prosperity of the Company, and render myself deserving so distinguished a mark of yOUT confidence. _ _ With'great respell, 1 have the honour to be, Lacl,c and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obeilient Servant, Chea!n, Tan. 14, tSo7. KLNIV,“tII SMITH. -To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADlfis AND GENTLEMEN, -AS the much-lamented Death of your late wOrthy DireCtor, Sir Stphen Lusningt , m, will leave only five of your former Diteelor, to ant themselves .igain to your no tice at the A; luta EL-dion in April next; 1 beg thus early, yo,i, that it is my fixed intention then to submit I:lyst!if to your pleasare as a_Candidate fora Seat in the Di red on. Having been formerly supported by Eight Hundred and Forty:four Votes, a number never before in the Minority, I trust I do not presume too much by a reliance on a success ful termination to my favour; in wi , :cti event, permit me to assure yew, that my utmost ex• 'lions shall be at all times devoted to pr:l - 1,., .rae4t and prosperity of the East India Compaq,; .. haiie the ti,moirr to be, with the gr.eatest respet, . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most oblised and obenient humble Servant, New Broad- , street, TURN 'IACKSON. London, lan. t 3, 1807. COMPLIMENTS for the SEASON, which to the einot ions of f riendship and Affection add a perrna_ nency for the whole Year, are respeelfully otnred to the in .speCtion of the Nobility and Gentry, in all the novelty and yari.ty of Fancy, Taste, and Elegance, as well in Trifles as Worics Of value, at GAIMLS's Magazine for RepOsitories, jewellery,Gold and Silver Articles, Ladies' and Gentle_ titan's Travelling Equipage, Portable Secretaries, and vari ous wller At%;,:lcs of Commerce ar,d Fashion, at 34 and 35, St. Paul's Cimrch yard.' •DATENT .bota and Chair Beds, Dining'Tables, .jira 4 s Screw .Bcdsteads, new Sideboards, containing a Set o f ; sqVerai ne, Inventions and excellent Im prnvements in Cabiti,t and Upholstery Furniture; gracious ly patronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family. BUTE:L:IOs is the Original ManufaCtory, and he is the . • •trup Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be . seefi at his Ware4rooms, has hid the hon Our of executing .Orders Utfilsinonable Furniture fur great numbers of the No bility and .;entry, many of whom have faVourably conde_ scended to recommend his Manotaelory, kilowing it to be .the Original. Window Curtains, Drawing-room and Par— lour Chairs, and every Artioie in the above branches; in' a variety of elegant and fashionable Designs. - Tke Patent Brass Screw Beds are fixed with the greatest ease, without tools, or tacks or nails in the Vurnitu:Ll. . 'Particular attention 'to useful Improvements in Furniture for the Gentlemen of tine Army arm Navf, and for h xporta. tion. Musquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and West Indies. Fine Goose Feather . Beds, and all kinds _of Bedding, aloays ready at By TLE it's WAREHOUSE, • N'os. 13 and 14, Cathlrine-street, Strand.— . Please to be par:. ticular ; a Brick-front House. This Day were published, Beautifully printed in foolscap octavo, and embellished with a tine Wad of Anacreon, price 7s. 6d. in hoards, 'THE ODES of ANACREON of TROS ; lite rallyl. translated into English Prose, witt) Notes. Se. cend . By the Rev. THOMA GILP I Loudon i Printed . for J. Mawinan, No. 22, Poultry ;'and • Wilson and Spqice,-York. . - 1 ; ' This Day was published, Beautifully printed by liallantyne, embellished with Eight Engrpings,. gy_ PittJer, front Paintings by Pocock, in. Crown 06tavo, price r 2s. boards, T HLSHIPWRECK; a Poem.. By. WILLIAM LCONER. - Sailor Fri- a - • • the't ext illustrated by additional Notes, and a Life orthe Author. By I. S. Clarke, F.R.S. Vicar of _Preston, and Librarian to the Prince - 4' tinted tor William Miller, Albernarle_street. N. B. A few Copies remain forrSale of the First Edition of the above be:..itiful Work, with proof Plates, Imperial Bvo, price two guineas, boards. IDLLIARDS. This Day was published, In Crown 061av0, - price half.a-guinea in boards, embellished with geventeen Engravings, APRACTICAL TREATISE ou the GAME of LLI ARDS, accurately exhibiting • the Rules. and -:Practice admitted and established by the first Players of the pres , aat Day ; and illustrated with a numerous Collection of Cast, explanatory of each of the different Forms of the Game, :;alculations for Getting., Tablos of Odds, &c. &c. By V,. Wlll 1 E, Esq. Printed tbr W. Miller, Albemarle street. This Day was published, Printed in dottble"COlurruis, with a new clear Type, in "rwo Vt)ltlinetS Royal Ociavo . ,.price 11. les. in eltirt boards, • THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WILLIAM SH AKSP EAR E ;. embellished with Vignette Title pages, engraved by Flitter, from Designs by Srmrke. N. B. this portable Edition' of otlr immortal Bari! is print: ed uniformly with the 13ri:ish Draina:.an.l with Vork forms the.best Collpaion 01. English Plays, colnprist!d in the smallest compa , s, and at the itio§t reasona.;le price, hitherto otibred to the I',:blic. Piloted Miller, Albenrarle•s:reet. DEDICATED TO THE EARL OF MOIRA. . ' This Day.was published, In Two Vols. Crown Bvo. price iErs. in extra boards, embel lished with a- - Portrait etched by Fittler, from a Painting by Allingham. THE LIFE of THOMAS DERMODY inter spersed with Pieces of original i'uctty, many exhibiting unexampled Prematurity of gentline Poetical Talent and containing a Series of Correspondence with several criainent Characters. By. JAMES GRANT RAYMOND. ,* Ile who such polish'd lines so well could form, • Was Pa'ssion's slave, was Indrscretiyp's child : Now earth-enamoured, groviling with the worm : Now seraph-plunfd, the wonderful, the wild." Dermody's Enthusiast. *** As the subject of these Memoirs( whose career through Life was not dissimilar to that of Savage or of Chatterton) was but little known in England, except to a few Charac ters eminent tor literary .dent, it may not be unnecessary to state (what a perusal of the work will amply demonstrate), that his poetical EtrusionS are the Emanations of exalted early Genius—his Character marked b), the most eccentric Traits - his NI Ind at once both ardent and indolent—frequently. soaring to Regions of Learning, Taste, and Fancy, yet clouded by a Condud approximating to the meanest State 'Rf.moral or pitude : an Existence ut chequered Vicissitude-entertaining and interesting, yet terminating in the bitterest PoVerty and a premature Death. Printed for Wm. Miller, Albemarle.street ; and J. Archer, and M. Mahon, Dublin, This Day was published, itt Two Vols. 4to. illustrated by 32 Engravings, price 31. 3s. in extra boards, ATRE.4.IIISE on FORMING, IMPROVING, . and MkNAGING,COUN RESIDENCES, and on the Choice of Situations appropriate to every class of Purchasers, In all v. , Lich tke objed in view is to unite in a better manner than has hitherto been done, a taste founded in, nature with economy - and utility, in constructing or improv ing :Mansions, and other Rural . Buildings, so as to combine archit,ltural fitness with piduresque cited ; and in forming Gardens, Oiciiards, harms, Parks, Pleasure-grounds, Shrub i,eries, all kinds of useful or decorative Plantations, and ohjeCt. -of emiveniencir or beauty peculiar .to Country Seats,,according to the extent, character, or style of situa tions, and the rank, fortune, and expenditure of proprietors; fr,mi the cottage to the pakce. With an Appendix, icon- tinning an inquiry into the utility and merits of Mr. Repton's mode of skewing etreas by Slides and Sketches ' and Stric tures on his opinions and practice in 'Landscape Gardening. Illustrated by deseriptions of Scenery - and Buildings, by re ferences to country scats,, and passages of country in most parts of Great Britain. By JOHN LOUDQN,- Esq..F.L.S. Member of the Society a Arts,' Commerce, , 9 ,r , ;•. London ;''' of the Society of Planting, &c. bath ; Author ; , of a Treatise on Hot-houses, and Observations on Land sclipe Gardening, &c. . Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and, Orme, Pater. , poster-row. • ~ 4. -• • . _ :" The task which Mr_ Loudon has undertaken is one for which he appears to have been pe6iliarly w.:J qualified ; not one of the several Writers who have preceded 'inn in the same lino can he said to possess those extensive stews and that „maturity 'of judgment which charaderises the work before us."—Oxtbrd Review, lam. 7, tlie7: _ . This Day was publiS4l2d, price rs. 6 , 1. bound, ornamented with Cuts, and an elegant Frontispiece, H E CHRISTIAN C'HILD's SPELLING . . BOOK intended to bring Children frwre intimately acquainted with the Holy .Scriptures,• and tie gracious De .signs of Almighty God, in. sending his Son, Jesus Christ, into the ~orld for our Redemption. Comprising Tables of Spelling, divided into short Lessons, fOr the ease of both 'Teacher and Scholar, • Interspersed with easy Reading .Lessons of "one•and, fwo Syllables, selected from the Psalms, of David, and Proverbs of SOlonion. , -------- Succeeded 14), a seer's of short Reading Lessons, in Scrip tural Language, having the Words divided into Syllables; and portioned into the folloWing Sedions : 1. The Creation and Fall of Man.—ll. The Flood, and Cause thereof.—lll. God's Covenant with Israel.- . IV. Spe-- cial Promises to David..--V. ProPhecies from the Old Testa. tricot, relating to Christ; their application and fulfilment in the Nex Testament.—V I. Other remarkable Prophecies re ? ,spetting Christ.—Vll Birth and Childhood of 'Christ.— : /Public - Ministry and. Life, of C X. Christ's Death, Resurreaion, and Ascension.--X. God, the hearer and answerer of Prayer, illustrated from the Scriptures. To which are added, Scriptural Tables and Hymns, from Dr. Watts, applicable to the Lessons. By . ROBERT Toia,KI,NGTONr. Londan !minted for 1. Mawman, No. 22. Poultry ; and for Wilson and Spence, York ; and sold by ail the Liooksellers and Stationers in the United Kingdom, with full and liberal A I lowance to Schools. • _ 'Co Schoolmasters and Schott,lntissqesses, and the Religious world in particular. - Among the various Spelling R , oks which havebeeh corn piled for the Education of Childien, there has not hitherto been one for iustruding them in the principles•otC,lnisiimi ty.. The panger the mind, the more adapted it is to receive any impreSsion that may be given' it ; and the first books_ we read,. however puerile may be their contents, leave a lasting regard towards them, even upon the most colidttened tnind. 'No period; therefore, can be too catty thr implanting that knowledge in the human heart which tendeth to our well being here, and our eternal happiness hereafter. .The earlier the young mind is brought toeonsider and to Contemplate on the perfections and goodness of the Almighty, the greater will be its admiration and reverence for the great Author of irs be ing: the earlier it becomes acquainted with .the love .of Christ, in redeeming us from sin and death, by bearing the bpunishment due to our ounces , and sholling his precious lood for us, the more likely is the work or grace to take pos . session of the heart : theearlier it is IllUtiC acquainted that God had promised- to give his tioly ,Spirit to them that ask it, the earner will it be inclined_to seek it.. The Editor humbly trusts that, under the blessing of Al mighty God, this little hook will lead children to a more in timate knowledge and love of their glorious Creator and Re deemer, in their early years, than, it is to be feared, has in general been found amongst them. The instruction herein selected, it was conceived by the Editor, wood be more ge nerally diffused among 'children in the- forth of a Spelling Bouk than by any ot her means Of pul:licvion, as a Snelling hook is put into almost every hand. At the saute time, every attention has been given to tender it tvieful and assistant to the 'reicher and Parent, in enabl;ne ell:Urea to read and spell with facility and pi...yr.ety. \7llltikto, . 44t5ttT:444.jk•,41 , , • tvp . I .. „ 'l4Yl,OO‘ S l 'sN T iu I 0 , ~y~~~ ~~: t :~. ~r [PRICE SIXPEN Lto PICTUALLING-OFFICE i yon. if:e • THE COMMISSIOiVERSfor VICTUALLINd- HIS MA YESTY's NAVY do hereby g iv . e Notice, That to Monday, the 2( l th instant, be ready to receive. Tin. ders, in, writi ng (sealed up), for such luantities of KI LN DIZI 41) ENGLISH PEASE, of the best q ualiy, a e s there_-_ speqive Dealerstheein'may think proper to (Pr ;' to be duvet-el in the space o f One Month, free of all char g e and risk to .His Majesty, into His Majesty's Plauallin g Stores at • Pti tsmouto and Plymouth ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with hue. rest, ninrty days after date. • . The Conditions of the Contrael may bc seen atibe Secretay's Office. No regard will Le - had to any Tender in which the Pelee shall not ie insetted in tvcrdt at length, or that slut/ not be delivered 16 the Board - before One o'Clock on the said Monday, the 26th in.. rtant, nor 'unless' the Person who makes the Tender vr some son on his behalf, attends, answer, when called far . 17CTUALLINC-OFFICF, to, .80 7 . Apt, JOHN 111 EITEL, of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, Butcher, having failed to abide Ley a' Public Tender, dated the,29th alt. Which be made to the VidUal ing Board /Or the Supply' cj FRESH BEEF to His Majesty'': Ships and Yer . selr at )'arm'oetb, Lynn, and WWI:, in the County of Notjolß,for the ensuing Tevell Months, the Connisitoners for Victualling His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Monday the 7.• tb inst. they Will be ready to receive Tende? ty in uniting (sealed up), and treat with such Persons as Well undertake to furnish whatever FR ESH BEEF my be require.! far 'the rive of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the several Por - ts before mentioned, from that day to the 3 tst' of December i.ext, Inclusiz:ej and to be paid for by Bills, ,p,tyable, with Interest h _ninety arstis after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's qff;ce, at this Office; or by a; plying to the Colleaor of the Ca t . toms at Yarmouth.. Nu regard will 6r had to any Tender in which the Pt ice sball not he-inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Monday the 261 h instant, nor unless the Person who makes !be Tender, or some person on hit behalf, attends, to answer, when tolled for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, yen, 12, iSc7. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor ncruALLING MAJESTY'S NAV Y do hiTeby give Nithe,That on Tuesday' the 27th inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and treat I,r-the Supply of what FR ESH WATER ;hall he required for the use c f His Majesty's Ships and 1/me's at the Port of Liverpool, for'Twelve.Months'certain, and further, until Six Months Notice shall be given on either si4r; for the i termixorion thereof ; the mode of payment to be by Bills, pay able, with interest, ninety d.tys after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by apXying to the Colleeior of the Customs at' Liverpool. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock- en the said Tuesday the 27th init!nt, nor unlesi• the Per'son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his beljaf, attends, to answer, l aben' call e d for. On` February t will be published, pri ce e s . 6t17 . No. I. of a new:Series (to be contimied monthly) of r ENSGTRA LITERARIA ; containing Opinions, Extradts,- and Titles of Old English Books, esPecialiv those which are s c arce ; with Meditations (.11 Literature and Lite. To which will now he regularly added,. NECROG 13.APIIIA A UTELORUM ; or Memoirs of de. ceased Authors. Bv SAMUEL EGERTON BRYDGES, Esq.- - Printe'd for longman, Hum, Rees, and Orme, raternos. ter-row ; and I. White, F leet,street.' • *.* A Prospethus may be had 01 the Publishers, and of all. other. Booksellers. FOR RHEUNLATISNIS, SPRAINS. CHILBLAINS, &c• Dr. S FEE It's OPODEL DOC THIS MEDICINE, from its extraordinary Effi. cacy, is justly entitled to the reputatiOn it has sir long: acquired above every other Prep„rat]on of the kind. By its warm, penetrating 'and attenuating qualities, it is found to • be the most powerful application in Rheumatism, Spasms, and Palsies ; as also in Cramps, Bruise,, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cu:s, and the Sting of Venomous Inseds ; it is particularly recommended in Contusions,. occasioned by Gun-shot Wounds, and to" refresh the Legs and Feet after long exercise in walking. It speedily removes Chilbains, and, if used in time, will prevent them trout breaking, -but for thi, purpose it should be c'.issolved and applied warm. • Sold only by F. NewberV and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, in fi , ,ttles, price as: 6ct c.ich ; and, - by their appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, - Bow church yard ; Bacon and Co. t so, and Mien, 76, Oxford-street ;-, Wade Old,'Bond-street • ! , ayley and Co Cockspur-street Ward, Middle-row, I W i lburn ; ttandall, Royal ;• Baough High -street ; and Harris, at the Corner of Ltigate.:ifteet. .• N. B. Observe that the Words," F. New bery, No. 45,, St. Paul's," are engraved in the. Stamp. COUGH COL' s, _ps, and AS cHNIAS, - ut ma n y years standing, have been Cured brICO BRE it )'s BALSAMIC 1.:IX1 or COUG It DROPS. COPY ofa,I,ETTER from a Rcspedithle DRUGGIST to • Mr. BUTLER. silt, j Have lately • received from the.use 9f your fob. berds's Balsamic Elixir„ or Cough- Drops, the greatest:: benefit which apy human preparation can be the means ,of , conveying to distress was, violently afilided with a cough, - cold, and fever; they continued so long, -and shalt - red my frame so excessively, that at every fit it was thought I could scarce survive another; -my food gave me no nourishment, the flesh was wasted from my bones ; I was fur many days delirious; all the ni...dical assistance around Okehamptuia failed., A Lady of our town now suggested to Mrs- hazely that remarkable cures had been cfletted by Robberds's cele brated Balsamic, Elixir, or Cough- Drops ; a trial was made of it ; the first dose, by the-blessing Of God, give Inc very - considerable relief, from that time I became every day set sibly better; a single bottle restored me to my former perfc6t; health -a recovery altogether. above the .expedat n o t-• _anti friends. 1 think it my duty to make these fecls as putalie as possible. . 1 ant, Sir, your humble Servant, AARON BAZELY, Druggist. Okehamptorr, June sz, tBo3. A Cant o prevent dangerous Preparations, per favour of the Commissioners of Stamps, " r, 4, Che ap . side," is engraved ' on a Black Stamp, which is affixed to each bottle. Sold,. wholesale and retail. at Mr. 13utler's,' 4, Cheapside, corner Paternoster-row ; and may be had pf most Country Booksellers and Medieinc Venders, in Bottles, at as. 9d: and 61. eztth., wittrample Dircdiuns. . , s i to:, ,•,-;:10) ~ f ..., . 'l <... - NIIITfi, vi la ....: cr. 9 7.- . • WARRANTED "(INDRAWN. • UORNSBY and Co. respeafully acquaint the Public, that they shall continue selling TICKETS And Sll ARES. during the Dtawing of the present State Lot tery, warranted undrawn at the time of purchasing. .THURSDAY NEXT will be tne Second Dap of Draw- Aug. No. a 6, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cress, and St. Margaret's Borough.