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THE PRINCIPAL _OFFICERS of lIIS yEsTY's,ORDNANCE (19 bereby g ive Notice, that' potals will be Ot?..ivc,l at tbrir Of .St. IVlar g ai-et..st,el; a'atminster, on or before 11.0ND41',4t.• 3 d d. T y next, from such Persons a., MajT , bt willing t' un,tertae the 4,ip ply ofe:Qil:intiy q f SLATE:', f o r, lie Ordnance Service at wicb, 4 9 be delkered in the f9lloWing PrOporticins, A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. eE.ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. -MORROW EVENING, Dec. il, 18oe, will be performed, DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. . - *IIOHN 'BIDAWAY, Clerk to Messrs. WES- I'ONS Attornies, Fenchurch-street, having received t. le several under-mentioned BANK NO1" ES, on SATU R DAY LAST', with which he has Absconded. No. 4901 to 4950 ,C. z each, dated t►th of November. 645 to 674' 5 ditto, dated r3th ditto. 68z8 to 6837 /0 ditto, dated isth ditto. 6838 to 6857 /5 ditto, dated •ad of December. 1322 to 1330 20 ditto, dated 17th of November. • 3176 to 3180 30 ditto, dated zd of December. 630 to'_ 6 • ;2 40 ditto, dated ad ditto. 5435 to 8.137 so ditto, dated ad ditto. - 5.101 & sioz /00 ditto, dated 2d ditto. He is about 5 feet 5 inches in height, about 25 years of age, slender made, pale lace, rather long visage, light and rather weak eyes, long thin nose, little beard, high forehead, brown hair eropt and thin without powder, very upright in his gait, and holds his head very back, a soft manner of speaking; was dressed in a black coat and waistcoat, a drab-coloured beaveret, or thick milled Bath coating great coat, with vel vet collar that has a notch or step in it, twist buttons, a breast-pocket, and slashed-cut pocked in the skirts. Whoever will apprehend and secure the said I OLIN SID_ AWAY, shall receive aR E WARD_ of ONE li-N DRED POUN DS, by applying to Sir RI CI-IAR') FORD, Chief Magistrate ofthe Police, at the above Office. This Day was published, In One large Volume, 0 c,tavo, Price i as. in boards, a New Edition (being the fourth) greatly enlarged, of BIBLIOTHECA CLASSICA : or, a Classical Dietionary, containing a full Account of all the proper Names mentioned in. Ancient Autltors ; with Tables of Loins, Weights and Measures, in Use among the Greeks and Romans. To which is now prefixed, a Clifroloi,ical Table. By 1. LEMPRIERE, A.M. ••• Printed for T. Cadellr jun. and W. Davies, Sbraid. O whom may also be had, lately publ t. Grecian Antiquities ; or an Account of the Public and .Private Life of the Greeks. By the Rev: Thomas Harwood, late of University College, Oxford. , t large vol. Bvo. 95. in boards. 2jo Tons of the Nest Westmoreland Slates arc! Torr the. N'es't Welsh Rags, to be delivered at inoiwiel) 4etwe'rr rc e 15th of May, and.the Co of . yzene, 180 3 ' Or sooner, i f converieet and the further 2u.intio , of 253 7 . 0 , 7 r of the Nest Westmoreland Sldtes, and 25 - for e s the hest Welsh Rags, to be delivcrLat Woolwich, bcturen the isth of ryi,6', and ist of Augittt, 18,33, or sooner, if convenient. ' A TALE OF MYSTERY, WITH MTHEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. R. STEPHEN KEMBLE respdifully informs the Public that he shall attempt the Character of SIVILOCK, in HE MERCHANT OF VENICE. ' l3 ? his T BENEWEDNESDAY EVENING, 03:tn December the tsth, Ar t Spositively the last Night of his performing in Londbn.) b er i ktie Play; an Address to the Audience will be s p o k e n ,c`f occasir. S o n . TPHEN KENIBLE, written by himself, for E Other Entertainments in future Advertisements. an t { to and Places to be had of Air. Fosbrnqk, Box.oflicc, Co""' ardte Stephen Kemble, No. - r7, Little Russel-street, r n. • , The Terms and . Condit! cm of 'he contrail may be known '4l4;ficatlon at the Srretay's (este,. ix St. Margaret,stretk; epTjo dqy between the hours dfli7en and .I.ur The Pr,posals to be delivered at the .Secretary's Offee, in St: Mar Bret-street, Irlitninster, sealed and :narked on the ogtshte, " Proposals for supplying Slates for the Scrvice of dip 1394rai of Ordnance;" on or heft?? the 3d January next, .if ter which fly . no eer will be admitted . fid- pre.tent costrei. :13), Order cf . tte koard, R. IL CRkIV, Sec. 2. Roman Antiquities ; or an Account of the Manners and Customs of tire - Romans. By Alexander Adana, LL.D. Rector of the High School of Edlnburgh. Fifth Edition, E. in boards. P rHE SMITHFIELD CATTLE and SHEEP cI Ir ,SOCIETY will DINE at the CROWN and AN- Fiy TAVERN, Strand, on Monday, December 13, at o'Clock. ole „Vis G race t h e DUKE o f BEDFORD i n t h e Ch a i r . ckets to b e h a d a t th e B a r of the Tavern as early as pos _. CHURCH PREFERMENT. 'WANTED TO PURCHASE, where an early V may be expeaed, the PE RP ETUAL t ll uOWSON, resentation or NEXT PRESENTATION to a LIV m- "C of from asp!. to se*l. a-year. tt Letters, post-paid, direacd for A. Nu. 6, Smith ...Lett, Chelsea, will meet with due attention. - , GRAND JUNtYIUN CANAL. THE PRO PRIE TORS o f SHARES an d HALF SHARES, and HOLDERS of LOAN SECURITIES, 04 this Canal, are particularly requested to TAKE NOTICE, That Books are opened, and attendance Fivezi every day, from en o'Clock in the M o r n i ng t ilt F our in the Alteration, at "le Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, for the put. ose of rec e i v i ng t h e D ec l arat i ons and Deposits on the New ttbscrip . tion. And, in pursuance of the R eso l ut i ons of the G enera l As . teinbly of Proprietors, the Books will be closed, and the Subscription shut on the 16th inst. Those, the re f ore , who desire to avail themselves of the beneficial advantages of the Subscription, arc desired to al>plY, and produce their Documents as soon as possible, in order to prevent the confusion and disappointment which must un avoidably arise from a great number of applications being made on one and the same day. 7th December, aez HE ROSPEA,ssCAAC;PETT-0 FRANCE. 11e4 .Southarripton to Ilav re j_2 . H 6 N ra SON, sails from larlv evert ::"uC PTA I N DBE .., 4 , 4 Y• Also the DUKE of CLARENLL, A ii:tlfEt, every Saturday. Ac com tneabove Packets are very fast sailers, have excellent tier Der latic 'ns., and will admit of Carriages being put un zmPton • Further particulars, address to W. Roger, South: . -L . of the ESTATE of GLEN E LG, in the COUNTY of INVERNESS, POSTPONED. • THE SALE o f this ESTATE, which was ;dver tt, th ' t .cu.ter-TwiTc- by Public I:zzans, nt ler e 1 9thot lanuary, t!,03, is POS T PONED. But o f_ at; for A S ale by Private Bargain will be received by Al es . Mundell. o. 3 Fludyer-street, Westminster, and Maed Id B N h . Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. FRESH POTTED CHAR. No. 107, Corner of Savoy Steps, Dec. 8, doz. )11 NI RURGESS and SON respeEtfully i n f orm the Nobility and Families in general, they have this day IV e i e h ive d a Quantity of FRESH POTTED CHAR from su; ) ", 4 !lderMere Lake, which they can recommend to be o f a V'or quality to any before introduced. t a ,, e w P. Sturgeon, Welch Smoaked Salmon, Brunswick 43ages, New French Olives, &c. Warehouse as above. iIVI MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GENEVA. AID-STONE HOLLANDS GENEVA, M a _ 3:iis,_ nufadured under Authority of Parliament, by G eorge }ii and Co. an d so l d at t h e i r Warehouses, No. to, Queen ..?.‘l,"e Dock, Upper 'Thames-street, London, Liverpo o l, 73. ncliester, and Distillery, Maidstone. Wholesale Orders t o 4 80 . per G a ll on ; Retail Orders Ss. per Gallon, delivered • I ,I I Y plut of Lndon, free of Expece. `.......(.2.9tieen0-Hithe Dock, Deo. n 4, 1802. BREAD. 11A ILIES making BREAD, supplied with tt, ,4AND-Nll LLS for grinding Wheat to Flour, and a u,,..epine for separating the Flour and Briln . , by these means pt'iledelulterated Bread is obtained, with considerable saving in t1 1 , 1 ; 11° se who keep either Horses, Hogs, or Poultry, will teara Mill well wort h th e i r attent i on , as i t w ill break. Oats, tha t , P ease, Barley, &c. (Grain broke, goes mutt' further Ni tt : w hole), it will grind Malt; small Sizes made for . those little k!ep Only two or three Horses. The above take very ttri ze4 r .'- 3 111. are easily worked, and on the most simple con- Ito, ' 1 ° 11 ; (improved Chatf-cutters) by W. Bent and Son, 4 iooge,s, mCharing ,o. Tog, St. Martill'S-1411e, S IIIONABLE.DANCIIsIG by Mr. ALLEN, r' I VATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen N o l ran!, age, who have never learnt this Accomplish- Tar t ' or not in the improved modern style, at No. ' r9, Sher (,od-street, Golden-square, and No. so, Great Abe-street, tal,-,j l an's-fields. They are taught on a Plan particularly itecti t .` 4 ;ed tor those to whom it is an object to acquire it est -I°ltslY, privately aud in the first style of fashion. ~,i4reigners, Officers', and Country Residents, who may t+t t h to learn in a few days, may Board-and Lodge, privately, l'lj e Tuse, aw. d receive constant Instrudion. con e d l u eg et l i Vgekl \ y i r Assemblies .alrno a i r l e e every Monday, the btit Subscribers; - I( e s ted ; none but Peo'Ole f o r none can subscribe. ,;g4ectable Schools and Families, if not distant from Town, t , e r ,, ar ! el Y attended on the usua l C on di t i ons , an d i nst r u etal in gazi site . o modal n Dancing. kOS- PATENT HAIR SPRING. 8 respealully Worms the Public, that after tr - 'lluch • °ligh t , attention and expence, he , I . ia . s invented and u. Th e ° complete Icons a WRING tor the HAIR : , 4 1) ,; ° ujeet of its rudion is to enable Gentlem-ri,. " , an ° , t the assistance of a Servant or a Hair Dresser, to . ex appil,ela Di shabille . * a full lind-dress.—The Spring is so ''''' ,l fr t° 4 Queue, that it rnay be fastened to or !Ws l'ier,t °4l the natural Hair or a Peru tit; 'I Without the possibility of its l falling que in a single . rry). %l'ic i o t, Li; peculiarly - adaOted for Gentlemen ho a rw ck, lair, and t, lll b. r take exercise as discomposes the , . -ufti - aou d such hunt, Le r n an excellent expedient for Military and Nava! As - 3 ' - 140., ItS qtilit • ill • • 1 1 -rnand and thereby rr ek e ..n. ,),,x, excite an am versa rt. ! ~ . ~r . ,,J ., h , !..2p ; ~...ai,r,:i.e imitati,m,. ROSS fats procured a 1 ..A . . 1 '• 0 cribeil, r I Z divi t ir as the extent of that itr cannot he ilt . s ...__,:_ :x 44 * 0 the Public - to v7tarnine the Invention at his % , N• ar at 3,m ri.OrnanientA Hair in all its various fashions,. vi _ 4 * 4s 1311`)1 %a't -, trtct„, within three tests ox th r 1 , 1 ROYAL EXCII. 3 .NCE ASSURANCE OFFICE, December r, ISoz. MHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Royal Exchange Assurance, do hereby give Notice, that their Transfer Books will he shut from Thursday, the 16th of December instant, to Thursday, the 13th of January next ; and that the Annual General Court appointed by their Char. ter, will be holden at their Office, on the Royal Eichange, on Wednesday, the zzd of December instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, and that a Dividend will be con sidered of at' the said Court. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Sec. N. B. Attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at their Office, in Pall . Mall, for the Assuring of Buildings, Goods,'Merchandizes ' and Ships from LOss or Damage by Fire, and alsofpr the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives. PATENT BEDS, SOFA Brbs, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, Differing in Stile and Plan trout those in the old way. UTLER's ORIGINAL M ANUI'ACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No. 13 and 14, CATHERINE STE ET, Fight Doors from the Strand, maker of abbve Articles to the )(I NG and Q U E E N, Their Royal Highnesses the DIME of YORK and PRINCESSES, and 'Manufac— turer of Furniture in geucral. Btrrtxa has Obst:rved some of the various Advertiliements opposed to him, -the intention of which may be easily disco vered ; and writes in short that, by the permission of Provi dence, he manufactures and sells as above, (where also may be had, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR-POST and TENT BEDS, with Brass Screws and various other Brass farts ; SO FA BEDS, making a hand some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; CHAIR BEDS, which transform the same way, and each in a few minutes; DIN ING TABLES on various Constructions, and quite on a new Plan; PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a particular compatt ConstruCtion ; and various Improve ments in Furniture. Huuses completely furnished ; the Articles of welL-season ed woods and excellent workmanship. Also, for exportation, Beds for the East and West Indies ; Cabins fitted up for Pas sengers, &c. BUTL xzt has construded several 'Pools and Machines for working his Patent Articles, &c. at his Manufactory, as above, and with much submission, and a true sense of gra— titude, acknowledges the kind encouragement he has so ye. gterously received. In contradidion to the false assertions Opposed to the Sate JI Bl:rt R : . i."tichif, •r 1 hi. Wate•th , USt: WS) - be seen separate Patent Deeds, one for Dining, and other 'Fables; and the other for Brass, and other Screw Bedsteads, which extend to Sofa Beds, Chair - or other Bedsteads, with Screw Posts or Feet. CUSTOM-HOUSE, _ Swansea, Nov. 22, 1802. TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD, At this Office, on NVadoesday the iStb of December next, pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Commissioners of His Majsety's Customs, AI3OUT 71 5 Gallons of FOREIGN GENEVA. 646 Ditto BRANDY. - 166 Ditto RUM. co lb. of SALT. Samples whereof will he produced at the time of Sale, which will begin in the Morning at Eleven o'Clock. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the York Tavern, in the City of York, on Tuesday the 28th of December, ISoz, precisely at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, .•, t • AVery Improvable FREHOLD. T VATE, consisting of a good Farm House, with , :uitable Out buildings, and 61 A. 2 P,. 1,3 P. of,dry, fertile, .amilvery im provable Land, called EG BOROUGH, situated in the Parish of Killington, in the East Riding of the County of York. The situation of the Farm House is-beautiful, and may, 'at a moderate exnence, be turned into a Hunting Boa, commanding a View of an extensive and rich Country, and is near the Navigable River Ayr,e, being distant only four Miles from Suaith, six from Ferrybridge, and eight from - Selby. The Tenant (William Reynolds) will shew the Pre_ irises; and for further particulars, apply to Mr. Calvert, Durham. ESTATES NEAR LICHFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HARRIS, , At the George inn, .in the City of Lichfield, on Wednesday the 29th Day of December iSO7., at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, and subject to Conditions to be then produced; SEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD, LEASE. HOLD, and COPYHOLD' ESTATES, in high Cul tivation, in the County of Stattbrd, and County of the City of Lichfield, comprising a modem-built House, fit for the immediate residence of a Gentleman's Family, situate at Maple Hays, on a pleasing Eminence, and commanding an extensive View of a very rich Country, a Lawn in Front, of aboba 22 Acres, skirted on the South and East, with a beau tiful River like Sheet of Water, well stocked with Fish ; a large Garden walled and planted with the choicest Fruit Trees, now in full bearing; Pleasure Grounds, Barns, Stables, Coach-house, and other Offices attached and de tached, with several Pieces of Arable Meadow, and Pasture. land, and containing in the wh o le ab out Ninety-six Acres. - The House consists of a Hall, Dining-Parlour, 25 . Feet 9 Inches by IS Feet 3 Inches, Drawing-room, Breakfast-Par lour, excellent Kitchen, Butler's-pantry, &c. on the Ground-floor, five Chambers on the Second Floor, and six Attics. Also a compact Messuage, with Barns, Stables, and other Out-buildings, andabout 114 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and two small Tenements for Labourers, si tuate at Hai Top. The above Estates arc contiguous, with in a Ring Fence, and situate in the said County of Stafford, except about Three Acres, Part of a Meadow, which lie in the County of the City of Lichfield. Also several Pieces of Meadow and Pasture Lan4 lying within the County of the City of,Lichtield afaresaid i con taining in the whole about Forty-three Acres. A Person at Maple Hays will spew the Premises; and printed Particulars may be had from the Loth to the LSth Decernber, at .the Gray's 'lnn Collee-house, London ; at Aris's G azette Offi c e , Birmingham; Mortar, Staffo rd ; the 7) rinci I Inns in the neighbottritt'pewm? art tbf Mr, Giii,Attierneyvin LitettfickL. 3. A Summary of Geography andEistory, both Ancient and Nlodern. I Ilu:itrated by a new Set of [Flaps, and de signed chiefly to conned the study ht . Classical I. earning with that of general . Knowledge„ By the .saute Author. Third Edition, izs. in boards. This Day was published, in Four Volumes, • large Quarto, cmbelished with Portraits of the Sovereigns, and other dis tinguished Charaders, and with Historical Plates, price Eight Guineas, THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Ear liest Times, to the Death of Louis the Fiftee n th. By (OHN G I FFO RD, Esq. Oneof His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, for the Counties of Middlesex, Essex, Surry, and Kent, &c. The first Part of .the First Volume of the History of France, from the Accession of Louis the Sixteenth, to the Peace of 0302 ; will be published in the Spring of 1803. Sub scriptions for this last Work, are received by the Publishers of the First. Printecrfok the Author,. and sold by J. Whittle, Anti-Ja cobin Office, No. 3, Southampton-street, Covent-Garden . ; Messrs. Rivington, St. Panl's Church-yard, and Messrs. Cobbett and Morgan, Pall-Mall. In a few days will be published, in Two Vols. 4t0.. PHE Llbji.. and POSTHUMOUS' WORKS of 1 the late WILLIAM COWPER, Esq. - With an Nitro • ductory Letter to the Right - Hon. Earl Cowper. By WILLIAM HAVLEY, Esq. Printedfor j. Johnson, in Sr. Paul's Church yard. Where may be had, various Editions of Mr.- Cowper's Poems. just published, price 3s. 6d. Small Odavo, A N INTRODUCTION to the KNOWLEDGE 11. of Rare and Valuable Editions of the GREEK. and ROMAN C LASSI CS ; being, in part, a tabulated Arrange ment from Dr. Harwood's View, &e. with Notes from De Bum, Niaittaire, le Didionnaire Bibliographique, and Refe rences to Sale Catalogues, and those of the most eminent Booksellers in the Metropolis. By P. F. DIBDIN, A. B. ' fr:r This Work is Wended as a commodious Vade Me cum, exhibiting the rarity, intrinsic worth, and general price of the most celebrated Editions of the Greek and Roman Classics. Printed for Egerton, Faulder, Dwyer, Payne, ltobinson, Hurst, London; Hanwell and Parker, Oxford ; Smart, Worcester; and Hough, Gloucester. This Day was published, in Ten large Volumes, Quarto, With upwards of fear Hundred Plates, Llegantly and accurately engraved, Price 151. in boards, or 171. los. bound in calf and lettered, PRE ENGLISH ENCYCLOPEDIA ; being- a Colledion of. Treatises, and a Dktionary of Terms, compiled from Modern Authors of the first eminence in the 'whole circle of the Arts and Sciences. Since the first publication of the English Encyclopaedia, the active genius of man has explored a great variety of new paths in the regions of Knowledge : and of theae it will' he tound that the Editors have not only availed themselves in the body of the Work now ofFered to the Public, where most of the recent discoveries and inventions are carefully noted, but also in their Supplement (which forms nearly the whole of - the last Volume) an opportunity has been afforded of tracing the labours of the Learned and Ingenious up to the present time; the Engravings likewise which accompany this Work, are in number proportionately larger, and in exe cution possess a striking superiority o v e r th ose w hich h ave been given in any similar performance. On the whole, the merit the Editors claim is that of having imparted more knowledge to their Countrymen at a far less price than any of their predecessors or competitors. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet street, London; Bell and Bradfute, Edinburgh; Bras 4nd Reid, Glasgow; by Brown, and by Burnett;'Aberdeen;". Colbert, Dublin; and by all other hooksel lerts in the UnitCd,Kingdain. ** The Purchasers of*: g-n g lish Encyclopaedia, either inNumbers or 'Parts, are reqitested to complete their Sets with all convenient expedition. B. D. PERKINS, Patentee of the METALLIC TRACTORS, notifies, that he has committed their entire sale to his Agent, F. Smith, Chemist, Haymarket; who is fully qualified to satisfy every inquiry reSpecting them. Price six -Guineas, including the tax of zos. The Patentee also announces, that as their efficacy is now established in painful and local affeclions• - (the late trials on Horses having removed the idea that they acted on ima4ina tion), arid as they are about to he honoured with the high patronage of arc lure issr iTe-rroN of the first iespeclabr lity, he thinks it unnecessary to continue the publication of Cases. This Institution proposing to open a correspondence with Literary Men, both at home and abroad, nn the MetalliC Influence, and to publish it with their_ own transactions annually, he. recommends Cases, &c. to be addressed rather to the Secretary of that Establishment. Dr., lANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. FOR .the kheumatisms and Colds which prevail at this season of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. j AMES's rNALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natu ral Secretions, will account for their singular virtues in these Complaints, as well as in many others to which the human frame is lia bl e trom the vicissitudes of our Climate. They are admirably calculated for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; tor persons of a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as also fOr those whose Constitutions have been allected by a too active or too sedentary life: They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head-Achs occasional by Indigestion, and in • removing the bad effeas 'of free living; as also in pre venting Palsies and Apoplexies,. so often the consequence of intemperance. Recourse should be had to them atter every excess of eating or drinking, and upon,every slight indis position; and thus their well-known characteristic of pro moting longevity will be maintained ; for, by assisting Na ture in the due discharge of the animal funetions, and by keeping the Constitution as it were in continual repair, they preserve the body in health and vigour, and prevent prema ture decay. As the Analeptic Pills owe their excellence to a pecu liar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they cart only be had genuine from them; 'and they are sold by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse rot Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St._ Paul's; a tew doors from Cheapside, , ondott ami at Dr. James's late hoitse in Bru ton-r,trect, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Starnv included ; of the quantity of Six may be hac; in ohe large 110 for 4s. Observe that the name Nt.v; , lt'Eß v, O. 45, St. Paul's," is eNgraved di: itAilipS.• All others - arc cowl - EAST 1N,51A , P. - oven:l,er 24, ttkoz. THE CO UNT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP ANY of MERCHANTS of - ENG: LAND ,tra.-.?:,:g to the Fait Indies, d 6 heieby give N,ticc, That IA" a,c rea4'y to receive Proposals-, in rt.critsng, time car or -'6,fore FRIDAY, Ilke 31.tt Dccember next; from wry. Person 4 who may he willing lo BUILD Sll/PS, qt . about Tons purthen, to be Let on Freight for :'e said Cmfany's vice f;ir Six Voyages certain. . The Tenders With the words ic Ship Tender" on die mer e to" be severally sealed up, and left with the &cattily, sit cr befa-e Twelve o'Clock at Man on rriday, the said :3 ca Decreitdr mat; bOond which hour not ary Tender will be received. • 11/IL,LMM RA M.Srf. I', Sec, . The particulars of the principal dinier. , :ionl and scantlings, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy the urinal Clartefr Party, as an outline,_ with the cites Terms and Conditions on which the Ships 'are to be tendered, and. entertained in the Company's Service, also the Draft conformably to which a'e Ship: are to 4t Built, may he seen .on application to Mr. jarnes Ccegan. Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Toesdo., the ackth in.st. _ • • • SPILBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. THIS well-known excellent Medicine, haviri been approved by the Public near thirty veal% hanil needs any furthtt recomiOndation; but as a Oinixicrtiaii respetta6ility, residing in the neighbourhood 0 1 S911sh - i,: is the County of Lincoln, and whost. 'Cast was raNe,l,, 114 ti.•;; ; goodness to call on the Proprietors, at the•Displysary. Soho-squarc, to acquaint theni of the Cure he : 04cire• cently experienced from the use of their Medicine. :,.N . lesscs i , SPIX.STIC/Of, and Co. beg leave to. acquaint the Po",11c. that by applying to Mr. IioFF, of Spilsby, they will reeci , L; very satistacqory account relative ter the case and Cure e luded to, which, for many reasons, Would be unpleasant ta: the Gentleman to have publielyAdvertiscd. PALM SOAP in the greatest Perfeelion. SBERRY having male great Improvernents : in his well known Palm - Soap, recommend; ii witii renewed confidence to the Nobility arid Gentry, pre trod from that sweet fragrant article Palm Oil ; the pleasaithicis of the perfume, and delicacy of its use, .has nizrited the at.. tention .and patronage of many of the first FaMities, and I?' esteemed a valuable diicovery for softening, cleangine, ing, and preserv,ing the Shin from the heat of the sun and also found an eitcel lent defence agantst cold winds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Squares or Balls' is. etch; with the words ". Samuel Berry," on the Wrapper. The Proprietor reoin:riends it the tress Soap for Shav i ini;, prottcing a tine soil Lich hoop er, pp.:_r tor tender faces, in round cakes s. salt. by S. Berry; wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Gr,2c.•k.s•trc.n, Soho; and, by his.appointiimt, artlw principal Peer:liner.; in I.:olirkin, and dillerent towns in the three kinkki6 • Stamp-I/dice, i3ian , ,4ortl, Nov. 21, LSoz To Dr. SOLOMON, Liverpool, SIR, TNCLOSED is a Bank Note, value' tol:_to ma I Credit; and aboti CR3e of a wonderful Cure performc4 'by your valuable Medicine, which you inay publish lot piiu he good, ifyou, think prop: r. I airy, Sir, your Servant; SAMUEL To Samuel Solomon, Esq. M.l). Livt:s pool De'tr Sir, My. Wife, at theage of 43 was taken ill, so that she could not %Valk out of the house, and was for uear three years coo fined to her bad with extreme weakness. She was afflidcit with strong nervous affel.ion, trearbling, debility, lowri,. , Sl of spirits, and subjecf to fits, by'whieh she was reduced to a mere skeleton ; arter trying the best advice, in our n 6 0 7, bourhood in vain, sha had recourse to yOur Cordial 13alin of Gilead, which was piircliased of Mr ittirtionds; of Blan d - ford, by takirig four bottles of which she, is entirely curl some tune since, and rernalus perfectly well, to the astorrisli; , ment of all her neighbour:Z. I atrt, near Sir; . . Witnesses,Your obliged Itumblu get . vant; 'William Shave, Overseer of What... EOl-1N GRI I , Fl' , cOmbe„ near 1312i - oft:4d. 0 diolie:r, Iso 2. Sainuel,Sinlrnonds, Blantitnni. LIGNIJAPi AN TISCO RWJTIC DROPS To Mr. Ligr!u►Yt, Surgeon, No. Bridge-suet, Manche;. • • St. Anthony's Pottery; Northshore, near Newcast IR, , uoon.:Tyne, Jill) , 7, iSeo. To you it must undoubtealy be peculiarly saris:4 faaory to hear of the efficacy of a, Medicine; whicit conduces so much - to the public good. My son, who is now eleven years of age, is in the number of thob who have c7'.: gerienced the beneficial efil'ets of yoUr A NTP. S C()RIIUT DROPS, for which I desire to be thankful, to God, and to return you my wannest acknowded4ments. ,He was, for upwards of five years, most violently elided with a scorbu tic humour, which o;:tended from the soles of Ms feet to the crown of his head, in one entire scab, his face and hands ex: cepted. During his afflielion, front the insufferable itching attending his complaint, his life was buithensome to .hirt self, and you may naturally -suppose, an inexpressible and daily grief to myself and his mother. Observing numerous Advertisements of yours in the Newspapers, and the matt cores your Antiscorbutic Drops have pertOrmed is this ne?rh bouthood, as well as at a distance; 1 was deterh.locri my stni should make trial of them. I purcha,od one 45. 61. bntzlc of Mrs. Hodgson of Newcastle, which it: took agreeably td your directions, but we found little or no alteration in taking the second bottle he was much better, and before ite finished five small bottles he was perfectly free from every symptom of his loathstitne disorder ; and, thank now a fine healthy boy at school. I think, in justice to valuable a Mcdniae, I could do no otheiwise tor your - anA the public good, than request you to publish My son's case; You have my permission to refer any person labouring under similar Corriplamts, when I shall with pleasure satisfy the inquirer. 1 remain, with much esteem, Sir, Your obliged h mb It servant, .. •lONATHAN FOSTER. Witnesses to the signing lOHN CUTTER i ROBERT G R . _ . . GI- These Drops are soli fn moulded - square ()tittle; at:. tas..and 45. 6.l.—Qiie t2s7. bottle is equal in qtialitity tii three 45. (xl. ones. One 45. 6.1. bottle is' sufficient to convince the affrieled of' the salutary effects of the Medicine. They may be had.; wholesale antretail, 2* Mr. Lignum's . Dispensary, No. v, Bridge-street, - Manchester ; at 1-loivaid and Evans's" No. 4a, 'l,ung-lahe, West-Smitlifietd, soli wholesale agents in - Lontbn ; amt retail by the folloWing per Soil's ; Cundeit, ND. 47, Minoties ;W. Chick, No. e. 64, I.'.orough ; Jordan, No. 3.3-. Whiteichapel; l'ebotilt, i so, Ox':ord-strad • Sutton, No. 141, I.one;-tcfe; Old Bond-street, and No: 1 . 3, Fleet-siret ; Tutt itrA ton, Royal Exchange i• Knight, Norro: - , and No. 314, itokborn.