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4,,,:r7r--- .4 • 'l' t , . (CL ' ' H r i 3v te *' • (,. ''''' cl - . , . . - , -- • , r„, r t , , cz i '-- 4, ; •• 4 x .... ' . . , _,-- --•.. ~,,,,, , v 4 5 ... Ler,, ..„...-- - - • , fil o ::•. to ,, .0 )(1,1 • ) , i s . T i_ JLJ - 4 1' tit tIAI.I3ER 81•} /II GNDA Y, 'EBRUARY 2, 1807. ,! [PRTCE SIXPENCE. THEATRE 'ROYAL, -I)IWRY-LiNE. T HIS' PR.ESENT EVENTINTG'; Feb. '2, 1807, peltbrtned This Day was published, • At His Majesty's printing (Hike, ne.r Gough.square, - leer-Street, in 4 .;.,)narto, price Ed. Also a smaller Edition rn Bvo. or,t,e ;d. A FORMof PRAYER to be used ip,zill'ehurches 'Ann Chapels throughout . those Parts of the i;:itect 'Kingdoan called England and Ireland, on I'Vt,ditesday the 25th FeJrnary 18e7, being the.day appointed by - Proclamation ' , A . a••;eneral Fast and HuMiliatton before Almighty Gott, to b observed in the most devout and solemn manner, by sendine, up our Prayers and - Supplicaiitalis tO tne . Diviiie - 'NlajeSty, for obtaining.Parion ot oiri Sins, and for averting those heavy Judgments which our manifold Provocations hgve.mbst jitst ly deserved, and kmploring his Alessing-and Assistance p the Arms of his Majesty by Sea and Land, and tor Restoring and Perpetuating Peace, Safety, and Prosperity ' Eirmseli and to his Kingdom.. .13) . his Majesty's Special Command London :• Printed - by George E) re. "awn Andrew Strahan, ' Printers t the King's )st Excellent Majesty ; and sold by : the Booksellers in Town ant[Country. ' l .ll a f w Days will he published, in One la.rg.e. Volume. Bvo. AA I.\; ABRIDGMENT tto.I.I.GF-IT of ,NA .4 PO D, in Seven- Vffi.liws, Bvo .being •Vork• of AiAz .;1-1411 , 1 'fliCK Eft, Esq. originallj - pub th,.: Name of EDWARD SEARCH, Esq. Printed for j. Johnson, in St. Paul's Cilurci yard. FIOE, . . Jvr. zr, T , 27. E PRLYCIPi ICERS and, M mis,s RS of His Majesty's Naty a'o.hertly gize Notice, that.cn • Thur4day the stb rf next 11. nth, at One o'Cl,ek, thcj will be ready Ito treat with such Ptrsons as may be z 5.411-• ing tts Conttaa for - S:Upplyieg• His Majesv's Yard, at . Poll. mouth, with such Quantities of • • • ELM Ti MEIER, - FALSE ALARMS; •• Or, MY COUSIN. • The Overran: by -M. P. King. 'int; Characters by Mr. WROUGHTON,' , Mr - BRAI-I . AM, BANNISTER, r.• 104INSTONE, ,viAT.HEWS,.. Mr. - PENLLY; Mr. WEWITLER,. •Mr. DIGNUNI, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,'I\tb'S DUNCAN,' Mrs. BLAND, Mi•APDPE'SignbratSTORACE. D ALL-MALL:--Spacious.. PREMISES.—To be . . I.CrT, together - or .separately, or the L AS ES to be Soid, of two desirable Houses, 'admit - any cakulated fur any Public.Otti , x, Banker, or Hotel, or anyextensive concern ; trey are held under tile Crown, on Lease, of which 29 years are unexpired, and renewable for ever. These valuable Prs mises are situate in The best part of Pall-Mall, nearly opposite Carlton-House. The Houscs may be easily laid in one ; are in frontage nearly 40 leer and in depth 6s. Other AccoMmo datons will be granted to a respectable Tenant or Purchaser dot may require more extensive Premises. 11' H For cards of Address, and further Particulars, apply to Mr. liolines, 21, Pall-Malt, who will stiew :he Premises ; or to Mr. Burnell, Surve) or, 46, Chancery-lane. Immediate pos.. session may, be had. aiPS L'ASef Mind pro 4 theft /; .i~ i ~ ~ . ~ 7 I,e °I vira the )W Ol ,hexer e jor4 It 3 1"1' freo loct4' ; 14 17 hit!, V• 4' 01' of t ' , slo st oOf ~tf~ ~~~} of oir 1 0. 4 io) ,ovg- Wil' W ar' :oC;`' oc e ` i PP P rot rbr . 13'1,1 i l arPr [4or fe Of ....."' ) <<- I 0 • TEKELI ; Or, THE SI - EG E,OI , MONTGATZ. Count:Pckeli, Mr. H-SIDDONS ; Wolf (his Friend),. M. DO WTON ; .Count Caratfi (the General); Mr. CA RL ES ,• Alexina (the Hertiine or Nloritgatz), Mrs. POW E IL. • unxes 6s. Sccond - Price3s.--Tit 3s. 6th Second Price zs. "'Gallery as. Second 'Price is. —Upper Gallery is. Se -44"1 Price 6d. No' MOney to be returned. b—Placesstrect for the Boxes to betaken at the 1;0x-office, in Little ThesseL '"! . • Nall -p as t Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at all- Past Six To-morrow; The Rivals; with Tekeli. On Wednesday, False Alanns ; or, My Cousin . - after tiny:, which, fi rst ti:, a new Ballet, composed by Mr. D'Egville, t alied Emily ; or, uveniie Indiscretion • in which-Made. kolselle Parisot will introduce a Pas Seul. new - Operatic Piece, in TwO Ads, and anew Play, in Ive Ads, are in rehearsal. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, February 3, 1807, will De p.:Trof !n•. O • THE. TEMPEST; • Or, THE ENCHAN rED ISLAND. WI TN HAIILECLUIN AND. MOTHER _GOOSE • ; Or, TOE GOLDEN EG . G, rile Scenes, Music, Machinery._ Dresses, tut Decorations, - , . are entirely*riew, . . .„ Thert u rec-cont posed are. Lhe Pant e v ounthe ;coduced under thc Diretlion of Mr. Farley. The Dauces by Mr. 13:J1oAlla,' jun. The Scenery by . , Messrs. iI i kV tit more, • Hullogan, GreaveS, Primipal Mother Go , se, Mr. SS ; afterwards 1-briequin, Mr. K ENG , and 11r. 130- . LOG NA., Jun. ; Avaro,.afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. . • ' 'Squire Buglo, arterwar.ls Zany., Mr. GRIMALDI ; Oddlish, Mr. MEINIAO E • • Cabin-Boy(with a Song), Masyer S E ; Colilibilie, Miss SEA RI. E. ..oxes 6s - . Second Price - 35. —Pit 35. (id:` Second Price 25.- I, ll erY 11S Second Price s. pper' Gallery is. Second ne toti.—No Money to be retunkrti. Pl aces iiirt4 Buxes to be tAken At the 13c.;x-Offi,:e, in Hart -ltreet • „ zi ,,The Doors tis be opened at II all:past Five, and begin at alf,pait )11 W , s . - xinesday, The Man of the World ; with the new 4- antunlinie.' STATE L[Y rEEV.•: THE RICHEST WHEEL EVER t -41INVNT., If E First-drawn Tieket; WEDNESDAY ' N EXT, February 4, wilt be extititi,Vto - PHIRTY \ ," 41 41.15AN POUNDS• • , - •• STATE OF THE WitEE7L. , Prizes of ,C3 0 ,a0 4of - - ioo? of - z.r,o'-o • 7 of -•-• - Soo . 2 of - - Vico - &c. Scc. • PRESENT. PRICE. Ticket - ;C2l Tall'ro-E8 Eight - 5 reent h - 8 4to ua_rter 1- 5 i ) • y Drawn,' in the , ifesent lAA ' 0 _ll ly Capi ta l_ :tery, are, 24, 490 £20,020 No. 23,8 - 10,000 - - 10,000 1 846 - S oto "' And all sold in Shares. . . . • STATE LOT-TERM. • , . • NT . WEDNESDAY NEXT the First - -Drawn p„ Ticket will be entitled to Tlll RTY THOU A SAND • "UN Ds. 'TICKETS and SHA RES, warrant: un -44'\11,' are now on Sale at Messrs. HAZARD, BU RN E, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, where No. 24,49 , , First drawn in the pre s ent Lottery,- 2 0 , e 2,-1. ; No.. 23,815, First p4.ll on" Monday last, 3d day, ;.and No. 846, a, Sze of soool. on Thursday, the aid inst. were all sold in RICH WHEEL. 4 Prizes of - C30,0n0 4 Prizes of - loos, - - - -20,00 b - - - joo - 5000 13 wiFT and Co. No. t I Poultry, and No: 1 S 2; Charirig-cross, have on Sale Tickets and Shaw, war nted Undrawn. NEXT WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4, Will be the Fith Day of Dr.oxing,, when the First-drawn citet will receive THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, it er - and above any other Prize that may be. drawn against „,., THIRTY THOUSAND til.n.g FIRST-DRAWN NEXT WE ON ES DAY ! I I 4° , RANSCO:Vi B and Co. Proprietors- of the il i , -11cky Lottery-Offices, No. it, Holborn, N 0.37, Corn- Pu r ,'"Xt No. 3S, Haymarket, recommend an immediate Vrts: ena se in the present GRAND STATE LOTTERY, wr contains attire Cali:tat prii:e . s . Omit were ever known, to , d be lo,o 01 , for the First-drawn I tcket 011'Wednesciay riext, i n , g leave to oiler to the public gibers te the .rat success that has attended those N sold by vi d ,,, ', l -the Lotteries for - 1805 and 1806, which were di hos:,"l 267 dillerent Shares of - Capital Prizes, namely ' 2 ,71 9 a Prize 0rk25,0.:.0 I No. 4377 a Prize of ,C 5003 7 Z17 -- - 20,022 11,871 -- - - 5000 ?'”, 6 - - 20,02;, 17,915 -- - - 2003 ""u43 - - - .20,000 16,80 t - - - - 2..z0n 9219 - - - 20,0e0l • 24,699 - .. , - 1000 456 ~ _ - - - loa n - 20,000 17,477 - , - hk e t3, 747 - - —• .... - _ , 1000. wise 'Twelve Prizes of cool. Etc., Set. and where Tickeis. and Shar es are now selling, warranted Undrawn. .....__ The 1," " 1 Y Repository in the British Empire where Comfort, Zase, Durability, Pleasantness, Economy, Utility, and a ' 4 Vingof One Ouinea in l'hree„ are Combined, inthe pur - chase of CO I. IY E R's SI LK STO CKI N S with C UT -0• „ • A• EL r, 146, Fleet street. Must Rich, Valuable," and Elegant Seleaion, at the • following prices :-- Ladies' and Gentlemen s . pslot'' and fine black, white, and coloured Chula Silk, frOm : .6 . 4; or three pair for a Guinea, to. tityerfitl,e with the mast • 4soloaable clocks, los. 6d. _B• "l'o such of the Nobility, Clergy,. and gentry who td ceij _ . "9t made trial of their distinguished And invaluable ex it may be pr,iper more precisely to state, "re coinfortable, s of t , and pleasanz., infinitely more du ii`itioalut and though every way equal in rictiess, elegaacz,.and with s Ytikarteeetnot more than two-ililtds of the puce ui t4ose This Day was published,. • In TWO Volnmes, • Royal Bvo.' price 11. 6s. in boards, em ‘.bellished with l'welity - nine Plates by Heath,- Landseer, and others, and a N:lap otikotlanci, `FRAVELS in SCOTLAND, by an -- unusual I Route, wt; h 4Trilyto the Orkneys and Hebrides•; tatunig Characters, Anecdotes, curious Facts ill - Natural His tory, aad Hints for Improvement rn Agriculture, Com merce, and Political Economy. • - lay the Rev. LAMES HALL, A'. M. Printed for 1. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. ThisDay' was published, . . •In Quarto, price is. 6d. sewed, •• THE ,FIRST PART of a SUPPLEMENT to Dr. JOHNSON's DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE•; or, - A Glossary of Obsolete and Provincial Words. By the late Rev. JONATHAN BOUCHER, A. M, icar of Epsom, in the County of - Surrey. Printed tor Longman, 'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, P.aternos. ter;row. - • • • Of-w-horn may be had, just published, - . • A New Edition'uf Dr - joims'on's Dietionary of the Engl.6ll Language, in 2 WAS. 4to. 'price' 41. 4s. bound. This Day was published, price 3s. Toe Third Edition or .A. CONCISE STATEMENTof the QUESTION reg:iniii,g the .kllO LIT lON uf the SLAVE TRADE, now und,r Discussion in Parliament; with an Appendix, coirta:ning a Statement ot. the Question of gradual and nil inedi de Abolition, and Extract, trout the Writings of Authors who nave defended the Slave Trade.. •• • • *.* "fife Appendix may he had, separately, price , s. Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row ; and I . Hatchard, Piccadilly . Ot whom maybe had, lately published, •An Inquiry into' rile 'Colonial • Policy • ol•time- European Powers. By Henry Brougham, jun. Esq. F. R C S. In Tyvo large Vols. Bvo. price iSs. in boards. IHGLANtrs NATURAL HISTORY. This Day were 131.11)fished. In (laic illu,trated b, Plates, price 95 , E ETTEItS on , NATURAL HISTORY : xhi- J bit;ilg4 . View of toe l'owei, t! .e Wisd , )in, and Goodness at . the Den), so eminently displayed in ti,c Formiztion of the Universe, and the various Relations of Utility which int e rior Beings have to th , Calculated particly roc the Use of Sc.hools, and Young Persons in general 011 Wit sr”,i-s:1 in nnirr rho . % r Minds with a just Knowledge of the t.,reation, anct-With exalted Ideas of its Illustrated by upwirds of One Hundred engraved Subjects, applirahle to the Work. 'By JOHN BIGLAND„ Printed for Longuian,'Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, We recommend our young Readers to peruse the present Work as d c.,aihiiation of ver) useful and entertaining infor mation, tree from indecorous al I usikins, a , l interspersed with useful retlexions "-- Eclectic Rev. Nov. 1806. Thi s Work is calculated to convey to the. juvenile mind, by an agreeable mode of voiniMmication, as much important information on the subject of Natural History as can be corn prised in a volume of its size.",—Records of Literature, lan. 1807.- This Day waepublished, price ss : hoards, ._ • _ ARCaA: I; or, .EVENINGSThe of • • socri-EILL: Book 1. By NICHOLAS SALMON. Author of " Steminatu Latinitatus,", and other Philological ___ • • Works. Printed for the Author,,and sold. by J. Mawitian, na, Ponl try. .. " The Author of the. E venings of Southill appears to hat,* been led to his design, principal-Iy, by some real or supposed errors and iinperft;etions iu The Diversions of Purley. ;' and though we . ca li nut'ailnut that he has surpas'sed his predecessor in actateneSs'ortitscoVery., - oraccuracy of iivestigat t iou, the cait not den) him the praise or having contributed, in a •,Teat degree, to fill up which was previously sketched for Win. It would lead us beyn.,ti the limits necessarily prescribed to us, were We 'to uiScuss the merits of every etymological'in vesiigation pUrsued -in. the ptesent Treatise, which we -.re- • eommend to the 'Philological Student, as containing touch . infiginati ,, ,i'compressed within a small compass,' and pub, ought to be, without any °stem... l 6 ol 4 i patatie, u 4 unnecessary expence.'' —The- Oxford Review, published to,. Ist o January, 1807. PORTRAIT OT THE LATE:AIR. PITT, • Engraved by Hear , This Day was published„ price is. THE LADTs iNIAGAZII`ZE ; or, Entehainink Companion'for the lair Sex, appropriated solely to their use and amusement, for January, 1307.. Embellished rkvitn—i. -A beautiful Frontispiece.-2. An elegantly En graved Title-py.e.-3. A Portrait of the late Rignt Hon. Mr. Pitt, engraved :,v fleath.-- , -4. Lathes in toe newest and niost Fashionable London Dresses, beautifully coloured. —5. An elegant Pvtern fora Cap Crown. Printed for George Robinson„ Paternoster-row, Of whoin may be the Vointne for the Year 18.:6, cnmpletc, price t4s. 6j. halt-bound; also, fhrmer VohimCs to cooriplete Sets, ii9ce 14s. 6d..each, half-bound; and Num bets Is. each. NEW YEAR AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Just Publisned,, . I.MHE HISTORY: of SCOTLAND, related in Familiar Conversations, by . a" Father to his Children, designed lin the Pertutal of Youth . ; embellished with two FtontiSpieces, by Broek. By,Mrs. , Elizabeth Heinle. 2 vols. Bs. bound. 11. Evenings Rationally Employed ; Or; Moral and Enter. taining Incentives to Virtue and • kinprovemsint. Ity W. Heinle. Price 4s. hound. II I. Leading Strings to Knowledge ; or, 'Jame Wise and her Pupils. By Elizabeth Somerville. Price 2S. 6d. half. bound. • IV. First Impressions ; or, Three Tales of a Grandfather. By Serjitis St. I ohn. Price half-linun4.l. V. A Mother's, Lessons, conveyed in-Conversitions,Ori ginal Stories. Seled Poetry, - .Sze. kly Elizabeth Sucii6iviiie. Price zs. h df.boynd. - _ V. I . 'fables, calculated fo r the Amusement and I nstrudion of Youth ; originally viritten tur- the InTro%ienitint ut' a Young Prince, oniamented i ! sv.t.i 40 Eltg.int Cuts. Price is. 6,1..1ia1t-nound. lirentiord Priwad by ar.d fin Norbury ; aid sold 1)y 'F. Osten, Ave-Maria-Lane, Loridoo ; Flan , St. Paul's .ChLtrc.lt-yald and all. other B°4g:sellers. S I IRE. • TO •B 1; SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Spring of the year 1807, unless. previonsly,flisposed of!oy Private Contraa, of which ti:nely Notice will in that Case L 'x. given, THE MANOR of NINGTON; :and the Capital and Elegant Mansion 1-louse called.WlN_ G TON- ;H A 1.; (with such . quantity of"-Land'as may he agreed on), and the extensive Pleasure C;younds,,.:Valled Gat_ dens, Vineries, -Hot-houses, Green.'houses, ?*•rubberies, Plantations, superb Poultry-house,.. 145. feet in front, two Cold Baths, Ice-house, and'convenient :and conunodious attached and detached Qffices, Coach-houses, Stables fon 47 horses,' thereunto belonging, beautifully situated on the Banks of the River Weiver, on a dry, healthy Soil, and in a fine sporting• Country, wiihin three miles of the Foresfof Delaincre (where a Pack of Fox Hounds are kept), and with, in one mile of the market-town of Northwich, in the county of Chester. . - - N.B. There. is plenty of Brine and 'Rock Salt under part of this Est-ate adjoining the River Weaver. • - • • A Plan of thfr•Estate may be seen, and further particulars had, by apply log to Mr. Cilantler;Solieitor, in Northwich. NAVIGABLE CANAL, and WEST MIDDLESEX ‘VA TER-WORK SHARES; a SHLYERNESS PIER 130 ND ; HARROW ROAD TURNPIKE SECURI TIES, &c. MONTHLY SALE,. By Mr. SCOTT, On - Friday, February 6, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garreway's, 'rIRAND JUNCTION And ASHBY-DE-LA ..SFIAAS, and MORTGAGE BONDS, bearin - A 5 per Cent. interest ; . Rochdale, Lancaster, Wor cester, Birmingham, Kennet..and 'Avon, and Union Canal Shares ; a Sheerness Pier - Bond - or 2 01. ; Two Bonds - of cool. each, on the Harrow Road, Middlesex, all bearing per Cent. ;• and Four Shares in the West Middlesex Water- Works,, expeeted to prove a very valuable Concern: • . Particulars at Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ;. and of Mr. Scott,. 25, New Bridge-street. ADVICE:. • WHEN regular Surgeons of acknowledged skill and experience. pubi tcly oiler their, advice, and exert their professional abilities 'for the 'cure.. of a few reigning Diseases, tiiey rise superior-.to that prej.rdice so. justly ex cited against the Advertisements - Of men ignotant of the first - principles, and wholly uneducated in the praaice of Physic. Messrs. Cll It R I E and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majes, t y's coutiAL, with ty . , ev.ery species of -Venereal infection. By applying on the first appearance of Disease, a perfed Cure is in general completed in the snort period of two days ; and in cases of the most' Complicated nature, where the general , praditioner has failed of success, the Patient may rely - on receiving a safe, certain, and radical re-establishment. They have been equally sue cessfurin the cure of that derangement of the system which is the consequence of ate pernicious wasteful eiketS of a ha bit long and most unhappily pursued -by the youth - of both sexes.. In the one. o it wilt be hum.' the unfailing source of barrenness the other have its ravages tatally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied; --terminates in impotence. These are' its remote and ultimate elieds, while Consumptions . , loss of m uscu l a r power, and various nervous complaints', usually charader ize the earlier ages of this most insidious and destructi veha hit, Of persons lauguishing under disorders incident to such 'a lite, their ireatinent is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In all ; cases of Debility .and Deficiency, and in every species of Venereal" ntedion, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either - Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. to, flattonGarden.— Letters' (post. paid) *losing a. Batik Note, will he duly answered, the UecesSary Advice and Medicines given or sent to ;my part of the Kingdom. 'WHEN ProfesgiOnal Men of Education and V'. Responsibility deviate from the general 'System by the selettron of a peculiar branch, the, sanction of long con linued success is the best 'criterion ofsuperiority'.• ' • Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exClusite treatment Of Three. DlsOrdcrs„anel the successful result of ra oppose, as far as am ?tilei,latlniegiles m ravageseadulti'ittiloionsael ar dor Complaints to which are the most important in the Catalogue of infirmities. After initiation into every lirancll, as an Army Surgeon, 1 fer Med. a wish at.an early period of • Practice. to rescue in diriduals from the . ignorance of uneaticated men, or tie equally-dangerous precipitancy of general Pratlitioners: • The ThreO Disorders, to.the Cure 'Of which I have de. voted my attention, coirmnise. every species of V ENE , liEi L INFECTION,,whether, of a reoent or long du ration: telly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of schoul'-hpys, .or the induigences of mature age: Aid, .lastly,..t.tat derangement of the system in wo !mit •which is called 13A.R.RENNESS . ,. or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases . are the result of ignorance, or• haste ain the treatment ut simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un. frequebtly happens that the 'seeds of:Lite are poisoned by tka indiscretion of an Unguarded hopr.-2-By a superior Inc. . such Complaints are easily cured; and,. even' .where others have failed, I. trust that I may presume to olrer a radical re-astablisinnent. Few, how,;yer, are the cases olconiplicated distress ip thiS disorder, compared:with the'calamitous :Situations of Men,' win), from art indulgence in a solitary vice,• or. the ,prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable c,nsequence of such. pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery;, but carefully cance*, his misfortune, it may be surneconso... Jailor. for him to know, that although it be an objea of douhror uncertainty with other i l'raP...iti-ners, the -remova. of these Deficiencies, by the 'gradual progress of kenova-• titan, is the.aequireinent of my Experience. If th e rit e s of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be preyetit.-it by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, • to great diflicultv will occur. I3ut where to s DeliCiencV has for scars existed; a proper perseverance is_ indispensably !equisite to revive the skint bering Sparks of Lite, and t4i re-animate the Constitution. MAR Ad El) WOMEN, who have long been disap pouiteo in their expectations of a Family., may be assured, that in mist instanCes, defeds are curable, by Medical skill. The secresy 'which is 'so essent:al to my undertaking; and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state , form the basis of my pretenstaiis, and its coincidence with such. this intimation is given, that Mr. lime may be consulteil personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his houXe., tio. zy, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple liar. There is an Entrance in Water -street, a..Uotriivg, and the•Nartic on bath the doors. Martin :I tax, Member 04 tiie ltuyaL Collcgc of Surgeons. of the following descriptions, as May f.ow time is time be wanted. The @amity inserted against each description tieing 7..c.bica will probably be wanted jai Three Months - consumption, viz. • IncheS. Loads. Elm Tim- from 6 to to square z ber for •to t 6 98 Length not less the Woo- 16 18 -go than twice the Mills. • 18 24 96 Square. 24 3o 116 • Feet. L,gs. • from 14 to ig in length • 7 From - 13 to Bi. Eim. Tim: 1 9 26 hcr for the 27 31 1,1 at the inaikat sz 38 4 End. A ' , lnn of she Ten de, maybe seen at this Office. No Te n der will be received after Twelve "Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Pa 4, or an Agent fir him, attends, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, ran. 27 1807. COMMISSIONERSfoi - VICTLriI LIA G HIS il - MYESTY's NJII'Y do hereby give Notice, Thar on - Tuntl4;;, the Toth of Februaty next, they will be ready tq receinv Tenders, in writiqg ( sealed up), andtreat for Two Hundred Tone of. MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Sampfts to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the Original Packages, at the rate of from IfOrtyto Fifty Tons per Week, into the VW:falling. Stores at Dltiord.--And for Three Hundred Bags of KENT 1 SH HOPS, of the growth of the. Year t 866, to be answerable to the Samples to be produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered, • too Bags in a Fortnight, by Weekly Proportions, into the Stores at Deptford. lea Ditto, in a Month, into the Stores at. Portsmouth., AO too Dino, Ditto, Ditto, . Plymouth ; and th; whole to be paid for by Bills,' payable, with interest s ninety days after date, The Conditions of the Contrabl may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wordr at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One' o'clock on the said Tuesday,. the intb of Febtu . evy next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender , or some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called /u►, TRANSPORT OFFICE, • • January 3i, 184. rcHE CONMISSIONERS fur Conduaing HIS Atitj.c.srr-st ricznysfoßT SERVICE,' for takiv Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they wilt he ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 3d of March, 1807, to receive Tenders, and treat with such Persons a r may he willing to conical 'fir Pia:tailing Sick and IYoundil Seamen and Prisoners of W ar at the undermentioned Places, from the ist April next,' viz. Yarmouth--Sick and Wunded Seamen. Plymouth—Spanish Prisoners of War in health, Sick Prisoners of If "ar at the Mill Prison. Le Caton HApited Ship at P l ymouth—Sick Prisoners of War. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor ivy noticed unless the Party, or •an Agent for him, personally attend. A separate Tender must be made for each Ser. , vice, and each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter born two yespeflable ,Persons engaging to 'bec;;lne bound with the Person tendering in the Sum of soc;ol. for the due performance of the ,Vontraa. Farther Particulars may be-known by app.lying at this Office, Sr 1e .111 r. Tait, ,the Surgeon of the floipital at Yarmouth; Cr to Captain Isaac Cotgrave, R. N. the "'gem! for Prisoners at Ply mouth. . 'To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, - • No. 9, New Bridge-street, London, T ,CONSIDER it but. an aft of justice due to ,the merits of your LEAK.E's. PATEN T PILLS, to cOm municate to you the following Cure which has recently been peribrined by thetn : An Acquaintance of mine, by th e. breaking out of au old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was,reclu‘:ed al mist to a skeleton; and although he had the hest medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety. of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which. seeined tO'suti Iris case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re duced and pitiable situ ation.for two years, unable to follow his 'profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand rift his legs ; in fad no one whO knew him ever,supposed it pos sible for hint to•recover. •He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he 'did so,- adhering strictly to the directions given with them. He had nut taken inure - thati-two boxes he.: fore hp found an alteration for the better: this encoutliged hint - to' proceed, and by taking a few, bOxes more he. found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as healtii and stout as any man I know. You are .weleOme;• Sir, to iefer any ptrSon to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should bettoubted, 1 am,. Sir, your obedient humbt servant; Library; Folkstone. . • . THOS. PURDAY. - Preparedand Sold by the Sole Proprietor, - TkioS. TAYLOR,-Member of the Royal College of S•irgeons, • London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge -street ; Wherc„ after a constant resi(lence of more than Forty Years, . its a pradice particularly diretted to the Cur e o f Vette real - Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in ,both Sotes, witn that inviolable secrecy which Men of his ProteSsion should always observe, he Hatters himself, the . a . dyice, and assistance he" gratuitoUs ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be • esteemed by a discerning as an advantage seldom to be obtained, arid void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appoin:uierit, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mali; the Toyshop, No. 533, OxfOrd ,stroat ; Mr. ~ Disborough's, No. 7, !Fish-street-hill Mr; Baxter's, So.;:th-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M`Oonaidis, Glas. gow ;- Mr. Bull, Dainei.strett, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ;' and by one Person in every c ,, nsiderzibie - ;:own in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9tl. each, sealed up with full anej plain diredions,• whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is .sealed t:p with a string), on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. ed at the Sta:np.othee, "T. Taylor ' No. 9, New bridge., streA„," to iniitato whielt is Felony , an d all others are cowl.