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itt:ti ' 1 i . a - ,ki• irtm, _ 41:NH , ,J-4,7 , 7 r , , ..„ . I'4 . 'I ' • ' , i'••• 4 3,1iF% 4 ,4% : - ~. .., 1 , t * • ~ ' . i ft:4,A 4 f e ' . Afr• --- -: 7- , , t , # , w 0 : ,,, , 7-.,,..• s. eigt., - . - ,::: .:. , et 1;4 f1,4 ,, , , ::;! ,- ,....."5 - A • ~. 9/i/ ~~ttli'~.l~~~~ O N .t.) AY, JUNE 29, 1807. NUMBER 4613 [PRICE SIICTE. - Ci= VAUXUALL. ilnthr the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES.. 'THIS EVENING; June -2g, will be.a GRAND GA LA, an i ;taut Disp:ay of FIaE.WORKS. Adinibsion, Three Snillingi. fl ors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Elea otCtcyck. AFRICAN INSTITUTION. His Royal Hi.,hoes• ihe Duke of Gloticesrer, Pawn. • A GENERAL MEETING of the FRIENDS of thit rt.) JON tirii be held- at Free Masons i Natl. Qoe, n street, Lincoln's- l ten- Fields , on ‘Vednesday the asth duly, at Half past His Royal Highness will take the Chair at One o"Clock. pivciety. ZOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and R-EtiE.r of PER. SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.. Craven-street , lurid 27, zgo - 7- AQUA RTgRLY OENERAL .thITAT of th is sociETy• will fintd here WEDNESD,eI.Y next , I aly ist. at Twelva o'Cki::1:, to Audit the Accounts to ihe3e.th tabtant, and on other spe,tal AtLirs. R. G RASS W ELL, Secretary. 140TICE TO THE OUT-PENSIONERS OV CHEL. , SEA HOSPITAL. . ?`HE PENSIONERS are ordered, upon making 1 their AM:Writs' at the entitling Alidbiamine", and after , every succeedin t , 25th of lune, and zit ri of DeLenther, , u ntil ftutier Orders, to specify the Kate of Pension per . Day which they receive, immediately alibVe tneit Naluecut the Affidavits, in order to • prevent mistakes in the faymeht, arisiug from a similarity of Names. . . s cuetary i s office, Cheiska HuspiT.24 16th lunc, 437. • St. fames's:square, Foe 24,144: AMEETING will be held at my House .on. Wednesday the rst of I uly, pursuant to the King's Warrant, by Lieut.-General Sir David Baird, K. C. Corn. =Attire Sir Home. Popham, and brigadier Generals 13e res:ord, and Ferguson, on the suJj - etl of the liisruted claims to the Booty captured at the Cape of Goad Hope, in Pillary, a,6. All 'Persons, therefore, having any Claims not alre,dy admitted; arc requested'-to send the particulars to rn , otfit...e for Prize Agency, in Gray's-Inn, on or before the last Day of-this Month. ALEX. DAVISON, Agcnt. M . ATILD A, ti egs leave to remind T. M. of his prortiie of 'a Lottery Ticket. The Dcavving begins z4th of July. TotheGENTLEMENT,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of Yogic. ce,ITLEiNEN ,• . IRETURN . you my grateful Thanks for the high.- honour you have conferred On me, by electing the for the sixth time one'ht your ltepresentatives in Parliament. •The 'clitticulties• with which I have hid to conflict in 'the, late• Contest,. were of an extraordinary kind; but I have:been en • Wed ti) surmount them by exertions no less extraordinary of per4onal regar.l and public attachpent. fru .numbers. on the POll are not so great as I had reason to expect from tile almost universal promises of -sup - - port whiCh I had received in all parts of the County., yet, "when it is consideredthat I hid to struggle.against the lcoin lained power of high rank, immense wealth, and extended family and political connexions; when you take into account that to these.solid and permanent 'Sources Of influeoce. were added, the effect 'arising twin stiong local mid temporary pre judices, in which, though I was not their immediate object, . meanSweredilig,ently and very successfully found to involve me; and neither a very sparing tior'a very scrupulous" use of What are understood to be 4leetion4lAtimuvres I may well 'conrato tate boil' you and myself on the. signal majority by which our trittiripit was established. For much at tats Gentlemen, l- .Vas well 'prepared_ I hart not now to. learn that, an independent Man labours under peculiar difficulties . in seasons of strong : party competition - I had accustomed myse:f too long topass through evil report and good report, to be much• moved by accusations t 6 which I trusted many of , those Who gave credit to them during themarnith of the contest, would, in. - their cooler moments, deem my general. conduct and .character a sufficient reply. It may probably, however, be necessary for me, after the ett4ves, cence Of party feelings shall have a little subsided, to vindi cate myself against one charge which was urged with uncom nton per%everancc alid cif :CE Meanwhile, though I have stood, as I professed, totally unconneaed with either of the other Candidates, yet I may n-w, without the risk of mis construction, express my, hearty concurrence in the applause which Mr. Lascelles's conduCt has-so generally ex cited. Gentlemen, I will once snore assure - you, that your kind 'less has to tle the deepest impression on my heart, and con sit:ring my success not as the'viaory of a Party, but as the triumph of the Briltsn Constitution, and of the Independence Of tne Coinity of York, my political conduct shall be regu lated in future by' those .sound constitutiohal principles which have hitherto recommended me to your favour, and I will endeavour to prove my gratitude, by discharging the dutits of your important trust with diligence and integrity. ; • 1 atn, Gentlemen ' Ypur obliged and faittitul Servant, W. WiLDERFORCE. York, - Jude 6, tilo7. • .• This Day was published, In One'Volume ' Post ::mu. elegantly printed by Ballantyne, wiihrSix Plates, pric. , 6s 6d. boards. T HE COMPLAIN T;'or, NIGHT THOUGHTS. by b.:MAKO YOUNG, LLD. , Panted fur F. and C: Itivin. t. i orrike and. Son, Scat cherd and Letterman, Comet! and Martin. I;N:kington,,Al leit,.and Cu. Lungtuan, Hurst, Rees. and Wne.' Vetnor, Hood, and Shirpe. Cadell and 11. yes, 1. Maw man, and Wynne and Sun. ' • • ADVERTISEMENT. . - --,--- SHIRES of ROSS and C It (),'.', A R . ry, ikc. . . This Day' was publist c ,rice ,is. THE Hon. - COMMISSION &RS' for : . HIGH- APLAIN SPEECH .or .ADD it ES Sto the EWE . WE- L& U ROM) s and bRIDG F.'S 'having by their Sc. . ' 'lt 1A L PAR.!. 1 A...vi•F NT of (; ~.!co Britain,. itcc, siiew- , *Wary transmitted to me a Road Plan. .:eport, ano ! Esti- ' ing t o . what manner Naiiims may be ~ r , T iperous and o.ip:iy,. =ate, .for a "K.Jad .whi . ch it is proposed shonlo , bP. eKCCUted I, riah and great; free trout 'pi ivations,..Arievances and burdens, from the Viriagt , of Caitrin to Atichnislie - ii, ancktiotirt thence 1.• and remain in, peace and triendsiiip With ..re another. • ,' to Loan:el - run . and after passing the 0 eery, of-5ti0.4444.4tPug., !. ~.. • By .C•F.0... , .. f) i\/...t it Ds; Esq. M •ci Loeha!sh to Kylchaken, with their Resolutions :torcartying !',. - Printed - for L. Johiison,' St. - Panl's Chin:ch.- y aid, and., I . the same into teel, - in so tar as it MAIN depend on theta —I ' Hatehard, Piccadilly. . Whew Ina), 1)e bad, *r,,;. ty iscov &y hereby do, in terms of the Ara of tli• 45th of the King, .in- of the rueT and Natural fFa 0 f Mankind •; price 2,.; 6d. fituleu is An 4-.. et tor'asseliing the Propri•:torstOf 1-. ands in Also, 11leans'adequate 1 7 the pf6abot.Crisis ; ric e 31::" the County of Ross, and such part of the Counties' 01 Cro. ,, Idlariy and Nairn as lie in the County of Ross, inwards the 1 ." - Thus . D'Ayr.w is . pn Wied, .F peaces of making-:init supporting - such. It(iiiiiS as s h a ll ha , Neatly printed in FoofthaFtraivo, ca sh elegant .Woad En-. approved of by the Commissioners appointed hy-an Ad pas's. . _ gravii4 ,. , , , wr - pix ,. ji. .. iloar d s -• . . . : . • ed in trie 7- 4iii year.,of.,His present Maiesty. for making, It ()ads E SSAYS, MORAL ECONOMICAL' And PO-r -.. amtbutidink Bridges. in the. Highlands of ,x;ai land," snuittton , i * 1; L N 41't A L. , 10 EkT.ll 4 . Of 7 OW whole ."FteritOrS 'Of. the . . LITICAL.. • . ~ H .... -. . .. Co l t tv u.' , .itoss, and of such parts ofthe,C-aiiiiies of C rounirty BY. FRANCIS BACON, and Na - rn as are lokally situated Within the Comity of Ross, r Baron of • , V . erulairt, 'Viscount - St. AlbaitS,' and Lard - High to met at Dingwai , either by themselves, or *their , Proxies ' • 7 .,,,. ~ ,• - t.hancellor of England. - • , duly authorized, on WedneSday the antli day.iif July next, . "Printed for r•loirrlion. VV. I. -Anil I ...Kichardson, Otridge when the said Su , vcy, -Report, estimate, arid. ReSolutions,..7.,-41d Suit, F. and C. Rivington, T. Payne, R. Faultier, I . of the /lonourah'e Commissioners, shall be laidbefore theta, ; vt_lker, .Mathews- and Leigh., Scatcherd and . Letterinait, ,tarliteir consideration _and Determination ;• and when they . verifori Hond, • aud.hhatne; I:• Nunn, Clarke and Sans, - I. are to determine hOw far it is proper to - make a f urther a pp li-• tgOridn, Ck.itha . (Taid'ivietriiti, 'l4ekington, A llen,..and Co. cation to the-Hahonlable Commissioners,. tor Surveys, ~ e. •. k• - Lea, E. fettery, W. Mittel,: Longman, Hurst, Rees, ports, •and•i,stimates, of the of Roads ,•within ~ ~11. d . , ( )r _h_lf_, . ._ ~C „ a da ll , aocpav:ies,„ 13. Crosby ; j . Harding; and their BoUndaries, for the eiticniiim of which POwers *were t• ga.will"e' _• ' , - : • • -- granted to Pleat, in conjuntlian with the CommiiAriersi - hy: the a' - iOetnersuoned Aet of the 4sth of the King ;: at-in:any otherrespect to take measures tun executing ;he Powers and Authorities committed to them by that Ad. (Signed) - DONALD M• 1.401) - • • •.. Convener of the S him 4,1 ROSS. Ceanies House, - June 12, 1807: . . . This Day was publOtell, In 4 V Is. iz.mo. price ii. Os. inboards, THE AILDLMis FAMILY; or, Guardian . Genii: a Romance. • BrANNE pitmsaY, • -Author of Memoirs of a Family in Switzerland. "-Be ye therefore petted, even as your Father whichisin Heaven is perree.i." St. Alatthevv, v. 48. - - London t .Printeci, far B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court. Cif whom may be - had, just published, the Secand Edition of A Winter in Bath, 4' Vols. itts. The Benevolent Monk, 3.V015. its. fid. Human Beiags; by Francis Latium), 3,V015. r3i. bd. So& s'ionciPark ; or,:The Melange, 3 Vols. 135.64. Heitess of the Castle, by Mil. Pilkington, 3 Vols. . TO BE SOLD, AN uncommonly Fine-toned= Elegant 'PIANO.; TORTE, with Aditional Keys, Pedal, I nside';Desk , &c. gam new ; the'Maker's price was Thirty-four Guineas. As the'Person to whom it belongs has noW no farther use for it. it witl be Dispos....cl of at the reduced price err wenty. tour Guineas ' • and may be seen at Mi. Watlen's, Singing and Fiati --torte MAster. No. s. Leicester-place, Leicester-square. N.B any of Mr. - Watlen's Pupils Wiio ate !lOW in the country want a good Instrument, be can recommend the above with, kutif.dene.e. All Letters addressed to hid must be post paid. --.-- • „ , This bay was pUbiiillea, Ndiagy minted on tins Post Paper, Duodecimo, price ss. in boards, .. t TATE! and'METRE ; .consisting of poems, se - I . rious, - humoureus, and. satirical ; Songs, Sonnets, Ballads. and . Bagateile4 'Written by C. DI &DIN, jun. of Sadier's Wells. " Lie:tamed %via I;ibints. Antithebes, and puns." • . aue.tors,o, 1.356. Printed for Vernon, Wood, and Sharpe, :Poultry ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ortne, Paterhoster row. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. 1. HE PATENT CAMP KEDSTEAPi, Lure, Mzurasses, and Bedding complete, are very rFs.peet tull y recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London; Marquees, Tents, Tables and. Chairs, on improved principlts ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net. Furniture, and Patent Brais-screw Bedsteads , for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's ' - Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented" Imperial Dining "Tables, ailowed tube the most complete and. Elegant 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-Bed . Ware house. This'Mpnth'wilt be pubbsoect, • In Two Vols. Silo. wan a Map .ot the COuntri , , RAVELS- in SOUTH. AMERICA during the J. Years 18ot, tico2, 1803; and,iBO4 ; containing a Descrip .tion of the Captain Generalship.of c-taraccas, and an Account of the Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislatuie, Coin. mere; Finance, and Natural ProduCtions of the Ciuntry-; with a View of•the Manners and Customs of the Spaniards and the Native Indians. • • By F. DEPONS. Late agent to the French Government at Caraccas. Translated from the French. • ' • ~!..-Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 'and Orme, Paternos ter-row. • GENUINE AND VALU NBLE• -COLLECTION 'OF PICTURES, ANTIQU E 14A - MIL ROBINS very respe4fully bility, Gentry, and Lovers of the Fine•Altligi*iyti cular, that in - the course of a few days, he will have the, honour to submit to them, by Andvari, at :Ur Hermon's Roams, in Conduit-street, a Genuine and highly Valuable Collection of Pictures, the Property of a Gentleman, brought from his Seat in Hertfordshire, wnere they have remained, tor a Century past. - • The•retii , ed Collector will rarely * meet with.such an op. - portunity to enrich his Colleaion wah'WorKs . of excelLerice, as there will be Wand of the very first Class in• the Art, a Virgin, Child, and St. lonn; a Pel s,rto, presumed t h e fnest ever Offered to the Public; the , Wily- air.tt y, rich and beautiful coMposition, .10ciatt:ruttli a Satir, and Cupid, a truly capital I'idure,64.l4o , a Virgin, 4. Child, and St. 101)1); Raphael ; Landscape, Titian, In his best manner; 'a Satyr's by- N. Vous_ sin; three Landscapes by G. Poussin, &c. sec. At the same time will be sold, a,sniali Contelion of An-, Marblcs.—Notice will shoily be given 4ine time of Viewing, and Sale. • Catalogues are Preparing. Wxrwielc.strect, colclen.square, , . 'this illy were put , lished, In One Volume tlaavo, ;lime 7s. in hoAs, PHYSICAL ANL) METAPHYSICAL IN - QUI RTES. Printed, for Longman, 1-Ltrst, 'Rees, and ()Ilbe, t ) .atertio. ter-row ; and W. and teas, ffitilS Work contain's a Refutation of• t. Priuci t pes of Betkiek, Drumm Aid, a,..i others, with r,! , gard - ta the n'Jh l -s.l4stence of Matter. It a! coitiains - an I anairy vaicaiiing th , : Powers ana 11IAtter.. Wnether. .these have been Etcrrial, .d.O of thtnnselves to' ueodot for the various ). I Nat u re,. Th e to a Ft t , Delty t cti gr.)utvis not iiithet to attended, 'to, and the (ic.,lAk ,, . ns: . A Inulit). Power is exa-; mined. The I),((..trint. - is maintained on ii.2w Prim - 4)les by. conside(inß i I u:o . cm I°.l-,:::un as a scurec: action.tri theitbelves, iiidepel:dent — of any motiNes tron't .the .Material " The A...tnor of whiic he advances I)oabines that,wivt appear very strange to the t-7 , :tltilility of it.-ati:rs, sacra' a bt of mind, and slieh talents for argu. 'l;tent...ni•Jri,, as must vs•p-.! udon any of his produc tions." - " the precedn,g Re .1,-w, hat be ,t our aim to contents of this Work,. the ie Einar out eve." ,1 1 I: ~ 1 ~ :1., .. ,~ "rtHE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Tlithisand Wickets that _e .:!F r__oontairled a Prize of TI-11_ . "1:Y . UV N p 5, begins Draw fog the 14th Ot July, 1807. -SCHEME. z Prise of £30,000 __- - is . . 4 3 3,00 c 2 - - - - 4...90 - - - - - 40,000 2 • - .i.. - 10,000 - - - . . . 20,030 2 ..% -. .. ' 50e a IO,GOG S - - - . loofa g Sou - 2) - - . • 100 50 ~ ... ~ . __ 50 . .. . . .. -15 A ). 2530 - - - .- 20 - 50,000 2ioo . ... . - .. 15 . • . . - - 37,500 --- 20,000 Tickets . 4 Zoo,ooo First-drawn Ticket Fotitlit Day, being the only Fixed Capital,. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Regular Drawing of woo Tickets each Day. ti cra TS and SHARES on Sale atall the Licenced Lot. tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. ~ . Ticket - ='. - ,E r 9 17'0' _ -- . Half • .. • .4 io 3 o I Eighth . . C 2 tz o Quarter .:- -- . ' 5 3 o 1 Sixteenth • - s 6 6 Begins 14th of I U LY, 1207: 1 1 Prize , of - C30,0q0 2 Prizes of • ,Csooo • 2 -- - - - '2o,C>oo • 5 - - - a 10°0 2 a a , a - Ici t oo g - - - a 5 0 0 &C.. &C. &C. TO BE. SOLD, - • Pursuant to a necree of the lunch Court of Chancery, made in a Cause LEVY against ALLEN, with the approbation of IOHN ORD, hsq. one of thd Masters of the said- Court, at Garraway's Coffee-hquse, 'Change-alley, Corn hill, on Friday,. the ;d Dily of July, iSo7, •at Twelve of the Clock, at NOOO, in Ten clistind Lots, • VORTY-SIX several .SHARES in • the folloing A. NAVIGABLE. CANALS, namely:—The Ashton and Oldham ; the Manchester, Bolton, and. Bury ; the Worces ter and Birmingham ; the Brecon and . Abergavenny ; the Huddersfield; and the Ellesmere and Union Canal• . Nav igations. Printed, Particulars 'whereof. may be had gratis, at the . said Master's Chambers ' in Southampton Build i ngs, Chan cery-lane, London; of Messrs. Pearce and• Son, Solicitors, S withi's-lane; of Robert Bodle, Esq. WoOlstonHall, near Chigwell,• Esscx ;' at the New Hotel, Birmingham ;.at the Offices of the Manchester Mercury and . Manehester Gazette; the Worcester, Herald; the Warwickshire Advertiser; and the Coventry Mercairy; also at •GarraWay's Collie-house ; and of Mr. Scott, 25, New Bridge-street, Londeq. • . • • • WANDSWOR LH, SURREY. TO BE SOLD IIY AUCtION, • By 'Mr. ,BOWLEY; By Order of the Propricrt;r, at Garraway'S Coffie-honse, 'Change-alley, Comhill, on Thursday; 11.4,4 at Twelve o' Clock,- . •„ - DELIGHTFUL Substiutlal; Brick-built, Convenient LEASERO, LD. VILLA, With'attached and Detached Offices, extensive LaWn, Pleasure Grounds, and canal; capital walled Gardens, Orchard, Green HouSe, . Melon and Mushroom Grounds, Stabling for fonr,.Horses, CoaCh-house, "and Fore-court,..' the Residence and Property ..of Francis Fnime; Esq . removing to London, beautifully situate at an a'grteable distance. from the Wandsworth Road, WAN DI.E HOUSE, six miles only from the-Royat : ~txchange. . • . To be viewed till the Sale. by Tickets only, )viiich with Particulars may be hii , t of Mr. flowley, Brydges-street, vent Garden ; Particulars.may likewise be had at the Spread ..Eagle, Wandsworth T •• Red Lion, Putney ; C a stle, Rich. mond ; • Plough, Clapliam ; Swan, Stock ell ; floras, Kennington ; Garraway's Coffee-house ; and on the Pre.; mises. N. B. On Friday, July 3, and following Day, will be Sold by Atglion,.On the-t-remises, all the Elegant Modern Household Furniture, Colletlion -of Paintings and Prints, and One Hundred and Seventy Dozen of tine Old Port, Sherry. &c, • Descriptive Catalogues of which may he had as above, at 6d. tads, two days prior to the Sale.:-.,-To be then publicly viewed. The whole maybe treated for by. Priyate Contrad.' - - KING's RIPI'ON, - NEAR HUNTINGDON. TO BE SOLD BY not sooner Disposed of by Private Contradl4 At the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon, on Saturday, the tlth day of July, Iso7, _between the hour - s Of 'Four and Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, subjea to such Conditions as shall be there produced, A COMPACT and Desirable_ ESTATE, situate A in the Parish of - King's- liipton, and at Sapley. in the County of Huntingdon, distant.on,ly'threa miles from the Town of Huntingdon, and five ,in: es from St. •l ve's ; con.. siiting of a Genteel and - . Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, with suitable Outbuildings; all Brick arid . Tiie, in excellent. repair; . walled Garden, three Cottages and Gar. dens for Labourers, and upwardS of 240 Acres of good Arable and Pasture Land, now in the holding of Mr. :Robert riod, •under a Lease for at years,' whereof three years mill' be to conic on .thestli of April next, at the yearly Kent of OW. -but capable of very. considerale -advance at _the ex. piration of the Term. . The Estate is partly Freehold and partly Copyhold, the latter held of the Manor of King's' Lipton, the tenure of -which is extremely .easy, and the whole is Tythe tree. • The Tenant wili silos the Premises, and' further parti= culars may be known on application to Mr., Wedge, Wesley Bottom,-near Newmarket ;. Mr. Morris, Solicitor, in New . port., Salop; or Mesrs. Benbow and Hope, Solicitors, No. 1, Stone.buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London. . HACKNEY, MIDDLESEX. - I Well-Accustomed LW ;3f 1 fit) SE. Four, newly-ereaed • Neat,COTTAGF.S and OW LLLING-HOUS E, and their Appurtenances, and eligible BUILDING LAND, Hack ney. - - --Freehold. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (if not sooner Disposed of,by Private Cuntrad)at Garraway's Cotne-house, London, on Wednesday, the tctli July, 1807, • at Twelve o'Cioek at Noon; either together or in such • Lots and subjed to such Conditions as shall be then agreed upon, A IV E L .L .Accustomed PLIBLIG,HOUSE, ..4 — *A. known by the N.inne or Sign of The yv 0 BLACK BOYS, with suitable Out - buildings and .Convenieneies. A g o od Dw E LLING- /1014 SE and Four neat .001% TAG ES, all - newly eree,tal.- situate in Wells-street, is the parish of St; lohn, • AC liaekney, in the county of Middlesex, and upon •or near to the Road trom London to Homerton, now in the holding of Messrs Giltor.l and Co. or their Un der- Tenants, undek an Agreement for a Lease for Fifty Years, , wliereot 39 Years, will be to come on the 24th day of lune, iBl7, at rue )early 'Rent or 241. but capablz of very consider.... able..advance:at th.• expiration (Attie term. -A CO FT Aqb and GARDEN, near to the above, con_ taiiiing 3k. 14 V. us_ thereabouts, in the liold-ng of Mr. Wm., Geai - y., as, Tenant from year to yedr,;:,at an old Rent of 8L Bs. p6r . I' N o Pieces-of mt A paw criA'ASTURE GROUND, call: i Leog helll-and Black Boy Field, containing together, sA. 'I or therealmits; and another - Piece on Hackney" • Marsh., called Butlifoins, containing 3A. 4l . or thereabouts,• now iii the holding of Mr..• Wm. Major, as Tenant from year to year, at the yearly Rent of 241.:t5. A' Piete (it ;MEADOW- ot PASTURE GRUUND, in Moor -Do wn,-adjoining the said Pieces called Lone Field and Mack Buy Fiekt containing 3A. 3K.-or thereabouts, now in the noiding or.Mr..Raibert Pulsford, as Tenant from year to year, at t '.e yearly -Rent of !61. 165.• - • • 'Mr. COx, the 'reliant of the Two Black Boys, will shew the arid farther particulars may be known plieatiOn'to„Mr. Mortis, Solicitor, in. New port, Salop, or td Ileobow-and Lfueoln's-Inn, LOridon. VICTU/ILLIM OFFICE, June s. 1807. EI E,COMMISSIO.NZRSfir PI C TU,4 T., LINO 11 - if& MAJESTY': NA VY do hereby give.Actice, Ma! on ?day the,3.l - of Jaly next, they will bt ready to receive Ten der., in writing (sealed up), and'weat for the supp(Ying of S E A PROVISIONS to His 4fajesty's Ships and Vessel, in NovaS;-ntia ; Qyebte, in Canada; in ; a nd t he Island of Bermuda (conjoint(); in one antiaey), for 7.:7s:elve Months 4ertain; from the loth of OFtober,next and, further,six M o nthr warning :ball de given, _on eithes , side,•Jor the fermi. nation thereof ; the mode of piyment to be by Bills beatitg Interes t ninety ditYs after date. The Condition: of the Costirali may be seen at the &ere- tal:k't Oflii.e. ' . . , . . . . . Arc regard will he bid to any Tender in which the Prices shall not, be inserted in lochis at length, or that "shall not be deliVered .to the Board &Pre 'One' o 4 Clcek on the said Friday the 3d of gully next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tinder, or sr n ag. Fer.tars an his lrhaf .7,attexds, to answer; when called for. Mr , • . ~ . . will any . Tel&r . that contzeinr extravagant Prices- 11 . 7 "iire drit— cies, and Price: much . inferior to the real value upon eaters, be . . , .. considered as proper to be admitted. .‘ 'FICTUALLING-OFPIC'E, . • - • June 35, i 8 3 37. THE COIII : I47S4SIOIVERSforTIC2'UdLLEYO HIS MAJESTY's NAT hereby giveiVollie, That ore 3:t of Ytly next, they ¢rill be ready to recrive Tender!. in ivriting . (iedled 4), and ii•tat fie Three Hundred Thousdnel Qt..rEI3EC AIIES„ J. for the palm of makin g Tight Cas'iti tobedeliseredon2'hall' ly the 3tit of Oaoher, and the e'en:abider, by the 3dst of 19icember , into-His Mijesy's Viii all:xg Mores at Deptford and to, he paid jr , r- Bills,tayable, 'with intetiSt,"ninity days after ' • .. , .The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sectetaly's . ;'• N. B. No Tender . tor ales: quantity than Twenty-five Thou.. sand. StTves will be admitted.. \: No regard will he .4a.l.to . any Tender in lohich the Price shall not sineertettin,l9os4,4t length, .or -that shall not be delivered. ,to' the Boardarefonf); (foe-VC/90 on the mi./ Friday, ,the of yO(ynexti nor -aqylestr.thi , ,Perion who makes the Tender, or -eon& Poso pn-his,brhall,:atteuds, to 4101Wfr o nvbrn, called for: • LI AL.L I NG ..,OFFIC: .E, .• June h 3, 1807 T HE COMMISSIONERSforVICTUALLING 7thijEgrk's Ar'APY do hereby give Meire, That on Thursday the zd of July next, they will be: , ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for t§e supply of what Fi .ESH BEEF Ogg be demanded for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at .Netv Romney, and in Dover Roads (on Jrpt. rate Cll;,aiilf.l• from Oe dates of the Contrails to the 3 tit Decent. her. Igo', 'inclusive, and to be paid jar by Bills payalle, with interest, ninety days after date. The Condithns of the Contrails may be seen at the Secretav's Office, at ibis Office, or by applying to Mr. Russell, Agent far be Villualling at Dover. No regard will be had to any Tender In which the Price shall not he inserted in wbrds at length, or that shall not be delivered t' the Board before OneO'Clock on the said Thursday, the 2d of jig) , next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person l on his behalf, attends, to answer, wien called for. . PEPICE 01 ORDNANCE, • rune 16, tBo7, T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ItIA., yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice; That P, 4. pOsith Will be .tectived 'ar their Office, in Pall Mall, on or , before' the 3d.day of 74 neit,lrons such 'Persons as may willing to undertake the Supply of SAND BAGS, from Cloth. orf British Illanteraßitre, 710;1 Contra:l, for Servic'e of this De. Iw-intent, fora Period Three Years. 'Pterther Particulars,' together with the Teruo and Condition: of the Contrati, may ,he knOwn upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Pour o'ClOik, where the Proposals are also to be deliver.' rd, and Patterns of tie Article may be inspected by application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower. The Proposals must be scaled and endaaed, ".Proposals for Sand Bags ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the Said 3d day of 7itly, at Twelve. o'clock at Noon of the same Dqy, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Person making it, or an Agent, in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R, II CREW, Secrettri. This Month will o: prioiisned, 1. HQUSEHQLD FURNITURE and ,INTE RIOR DECORAIIOI4, executed from De... signs, - • _By THOMAS HOP E,Esq. This Work will consist of Perspective and Geometrical Views of Apartinents, With .their, Chairs, Tables, Soplias,' Can&Unix, Chandeners, Tripods, Sze. &c. - 2. A Series ut Engravings to illustrate Dante, engraved by Piruli, of Rowe,frorn compositions, by I obn Hannan, R. A. n the possession of Thomas' Rope; "Esq. - This Work consist of Plates, illustrative of the Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso, of Dante, with Descriptions in 'ltalian, and Translation from Mr., l3 oyd's Version. Printed fox Longman, Hurst, Rees, and °trite, PaternoS.' ter-row.. ANTI) LO&UL'VITY. likAL(l►• AND ANTIUILIOU:, II!I.:IAMES's ANALEPPITcILi,s. THE Celebrity. of the Analeptic Pills, as a j. . ueral,VJeseryativc of.ilealth, is become universal, flout their Efficacy . in those Complaints which continually dis. vitt) . the HuttiiitiqYame;• , such as .Colds, Rheuinati.tin,, Head:achs, I ncligestions, and other Diseases of the Stamm:,, and Bowels ; which arise from the Vicissite.les of our C mate, or trcim Indulgence in the Luxuries of Lite; and these salutary - Etleds arepoducedby gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by. Day, without requiring any pat cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the Anaieptie '.Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated-Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always sufficiently alive, the Antibilious Pills havebeen recommended in aid, by an eminent 1' hy all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal DiseaSes. - • Sold our by F. Newbery St. -Paul's and ,Sons, Igo, 45, Church-yard, London; and at Dr. lames's iate House Bruton-street; the Analeptic PillS, price 4s. 'od. a Box, or six in one large Box, tOhr.4s. ; and the Antibiliotis , Pills, price 2S, . a Box, Duty included. -,Observe that the vvords,,' Newbery, No. 4;, PauPs," are engraved tae :t he Stacrips.