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1 lzkvilli., 7-A - -n -g-g-- I , - ~\,,, k ic.,yl -7•••=- ° . ", `' ql, ~. .- - --" • - -ao .4 , , ti -- ~ v --- ---.-- - 4 ....1 -- , - " ,- Y. , =• 4 ; % _ ig,...,:,\•:,:f , , ... 4 ,41,V1.„.... - -4,.. I 0 ,-./ -'7.- i• "t l y l i f r'', .; ° •• IL 1}.111.( f • i ' lV - 1 " „i • : 4. .. ' 2 '. , • -L -'„,7rii4i V ' ow 4 . -.--- .—----- -----. rn w 11? f NIME:ER 4517►] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, rrillS PRESENT EVENING, nirch 9, 18q7, will be performed • , •' • THE CURFEW:-..,,,.; The ..Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD.. ••• . • -Di ORM NS. .- • . Hugh De Tracy, - Mr. liA R RYMO ; • •'Robert; IVlt s BANNISTER ; Bertrand,. Mr. H. ,St [MONS ; Walter, Mr. PEN L-EY ; " Philip,' Mr. EYRE ; • Dur,ran,' Mt. •COOKE' • • Matilda, Mrs. POW ELL; •• • • Florence,. Miss DUNCAN. • DANE;. FitzharclioK, Mr. ELLISTON; .Artnsirong, My. L.M ER ; • , Conrad, Mr. A - r HEWS ; Herrnon, • Mr. C ARLES. Banditti—Messrs. MALE, FISHE•R, EVANS, RHODES. With a Glee; and Chorus of Banditti. • • - WITH •_-• 'ME WEATH.ERCOCK.. Boxes6sSeciirc&Price3S'.—Pir 6:1.. "econti Price zts. S e c oa d Price Se cond Trice 6d.-.No Money to be retort - tat. •• •-• • plac:es for the Boxe3 to tr tak.en at•tle.tox-Oliice, in Little Rubsel-treet. The Doors to be “o•pned • at Fialf-past Eixe and begin at lialigner SAL- • To-morrpw, The Curfew ; with, Tekeli: L( ,DON. TO,tit Ail i-RIVATE CONTRACT, A N Established and Eitensive PORTER BREW '.EIb,;. RY in the Neighbnurhood of the'City, with many Freehold and Leasehotd causes I;ielotiking thereto. —n Messrs. Wades Barlow, and Grosvenor, Aus , in-fri , THEATRE KOVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 71 1 0 -MORROW EVENING, March 10, I.Bol t , J., will be prochiced a new Comedy, in Five Ad.; 40 , e'd: • TOWN AND. COUNTRY • o! Or, WHICH IS BEST?- The princi al Charaders by - Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KENALE, Mr..BRUNTON, Mr.C, KEMBLE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mt...BLANCHARD, .Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY , Mr. EMERY, Mrs.'CLOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNT O N) Mrs:DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMER Y, Miss TYKER. The Prologue to be-spoken by Mr. I3Rti:!;TON, The E pilogue 13; Mr, FAW C ET_T•and Mr.BLAN:-lIARD. WITH • TO Ji. 11.1A.kS • TO SOLD BY SOL BY CON i A .T, H'''INIATERIAL':, of CHESTERTON' HAIL, otisistirg :.f a ' e Quantity of Stone, Bricks, Slates, Tirnhe., Le4d, Lass . , Doors, F loors, Zec. Fee.. ;1 tie }souse is , now ior insAkaioa, aid Proposals for the Purcnaso rlay sett to Mr. Roberts. at ,Oczon; .Pete.rbiirough, Who will treat for the same, on ior before t. e. loth )3ay,tof• Apr't. Chester (41 five Ni des from. Peter'urough, surrounded by good Road.>, - Al,i xithin Half a Mils' of a Na ••ton.• • _ •O; a ref ..1 0: .Years, on Wednesday tiw zitit tvt 4rc:., 18c7, at the George' _lnn, Wartino,a, a: o'C lock in the Evening.L.sub, jet to ms as ilia!' be then and there pro'. timed, s LL those Capital WATER. CORN MILLS , cal.cd E t:S I.CY situated at HoWley, near %V arringt it. in tit:: Cowry 1. ancaster ; together with the Dwelling.Hoti c, Cntta,:.;e# . : Land thet'eUntabelOnging. Mersey Mills'are with- twenty Pair of Stones complete, seven Dreisu:g .and ore Scieen, and are veiy advantageously situate - I spun the Navigable RiveeMer— sey. • Application tor inspeclion of the Premises may be made to Mr. Stuart, at I:‘,, - FORTUNE'S fROLICKS Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—kit 3s, 6d, .Second Price zs.— CllicTY as. Second Price rs.—U pper -Gallery IS. Second 6d;—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hark- St(eef f • ••• • • The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five,, and begin at Hatf-past Six. ' LAST 'WEEK BUT ONE. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N,WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 11, 1807, k....0f will be per . fornrted(hy particular Dc6ire,,and for the last time this Season), the Sacred Oratorio of • -THE MESSIAH. • - - As originally - composed by G. F. HANDEL. Epd ()frail U. 13ach's favourite Concertaute.for Oboe, Yierla, and Violoncello ..obligato,. by Messrs. Ashley, tey-i t sbac , b, Watts, and Charles Ashley. Arid onFRIDAY the 13th, • •- -- T • - ~. ',.. —•- „... -. ~ he First Aft Aof -- .- , •.1 Ili E. CREATION. - ! .. .. .1 . . With - the Song of "On rriiosy. peps," by Mrs,,DICKONS: '.'•-"--- • Ceiiilpoiei . by lUs Erff H. - A Y Lii.i, M. D. - . ()lii.m.., '.... "Witia4.wn. Miscellaneous 'Acts, in vgliiith: Mr. :liii4l.l-IAM -1 'Aitl. introduce,- . for -the. first time,. a. new ~Songi :called-i "'England's icing and 4n 15 gtalla l Glory." ... .. 1 er , tselceorii`tbadltidribt" -the üblit,qhe tile - airiest Or- ' 1 -ehrStra,vvill.:ba.addrfitic the Pit, ' _... -' •.-' .", --- '' , l ... Vrinci.nal - .Vocal Perrniers, . , _ . . . .., '" ' Mrs. - '. - . ,:, --.Sigruira'Cittati E'rt, - - '.` • -1 . z. ML-11RA ki-ANI;.' Mr. Xy - .41g Sizl*:-.I ) Y NE, • '... ... c. ~.Mr. S..\4I.TH„ Mr-. DO LE,• and •Mr,.litE I...LANIY. ASHLEY,, ' * - Mr. eader ofthe Band: • ... -.. . • .-- :Digin *Mr. - i . ASH .LEY. The rema4nclexjotth4. Bstid,..anti-lhe Clitirritses. ( vkilich are nut ero,us a'd cornpleti) Nf. ;. the rrps.t-*pr-oysit Pcril A riners. - • Doors to e openedit Six, i be - pri at §even.,; .Hall -price at .. Niiie. -- - - '''' •' : ''' '-. . ' ' . " Boxes 6s.:=Pit 35.:-.td.7--::.•Gallerg-zt..f...--Upper Gal le,, - T'S. • • * Places tizir, thy ..BticAsjikb, taken of M ‘ s, .11-undon, at the - Box-Odice in Harr.'str4t • - • KITCILEN Ft RE-P LACE- I nip:raved; "and , furnished - with .• a. capital RANG E,. with O.V ENi.'.BODIA.R, and HOr..! I • PLATE, and the iniproved Patent. SMQIc.E.,JACK.- in. chided, for Twenty ulneas, if 'of iintidelate site: CAUTION.--.as rnany Persons invose on the Public Jacks :whiCh di not answer, under the false title of Patent, please to observeit Wilk.go 'tithe smallest. I l-eing only two Inches wide, and will rpastany quan-t tity of'Meat," - wi th or without t pits . ,' and May be oiled frOin the outside, without theassiStalice - Of either Pipes' or Tube?,' for which the King's Patent-paned, the 3oth of-0 &ober and has' not been sold to any. Shops to sell again - . These! jacks are worthy the attention of Tavern and Inn-keepers, as they will go trout three to six yew a Without cleaning or oiling, even in situations where others require - oiling - every: month. Sold only by I. PROSSER. Inventor and Patentee, No; 5, Back-Hill, near Metix's Brew-house.' - • G OVERNMENT. STATE LQTIERY, to begin Drawing 14t4 APIU L. SCHEME. - 4 Prizes of ,C 20,000 - 21/t 4 - 10,000 - - - 5000 r xoce - - 30 - - 100 - ,C 90,000 .4 0,000 20,00 ti 10,bo0 53C0 3000 330 a 60,00 a 3000 First-drawn Tiakets each - - 3 0 , 000 25,0c0 Tickets ‘250,000 Capitals Determinable: First.drawn Ticket, vst Day' - - 420,0 e. Ditto - - d. Day • - 20,00tc." 3 ! 4 , Ditto - 3ciy - - Ditto - - - 4th Day - - 2 • Ditto - - - sth D a y o,oao t 04,003 Ditto - - 6 th Day - - is oyo TICKETS and SHARES are.op Sale at every Licenced Lottery Pffice: . ,• • . • PRESENT PRICE: Ticket 41§ 16 o lo 3 0 -Eighth Zi 12 0 Quarter . 5 3 0 Sixteenth - -1, 6 6 The above Scheme will point Out, the ner i esiity of an . early Purchase, as YourPriies of 2q,'0601. each will-hi sure to be drawn irt . the first' Four I.lays i 'eicluire bl•Otitiir'eapital Prizes. SPRING STATE LOTTERY,' - - 6 To begin the t4th of A pril next. IJODGES, PAINE and - Co, : Stuck,BroVefs Cornhill, Oxford-street, and. St .lanies!s.:strecyvita-J, bliShed cc years), are n'ow selling the T anci,J,A.;a/. SHARLs on the best Terms' at their:above Jinces;N:her‘.., all Prizes are paid au derturd. • S(;EIEME contains 4 Prizes of - - k?-0,000 ' &c.. &~. . Day" was published, • • 'ee. 65 . . the Second Ettiti Of - A LETTER* on *the ...ABOLITION o'f the , - SLAVE 'i•RAD.E; adiressed to'the Freeholders and other Inhabltauts.of lerk,stu4e.. . • By. W. WI Lll-.E it,ORCE,' Esq. = . -'Printed for eiglal "add W., Davies; strand ;* traichard, Pictuail 'y ; and W, itt the Mews '(ate. . • j)twholu . A New F,clition (the—Eighth) of r." Wilberforce's Praiti. cal Vietv . or-the pre=vailing :Religious System of Professed Christians ContraNed4vith- real .Cnrisfianity, Bvc.• 7s: In To thePROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLFMBI4, Tre,atE 3 a in- the most sensible manner by. ied sst ranceSpfspptiort Which I continue to 7. 'receive, I mast again- express iffy- wafrilest gratitude for'sUch :additional and!disinterested marks of favour. I have already. humbly submitted to you my pretensions to fill a seat 'in the Ditedion, 'f + he. itxpetlen&-e of a great ti , roliny life in the Cotnpany's service,•cornhined with en ' tine leisure, constitute the grounds of those ptetensions ; more , I cannot offer, and more I am sure yOu- do not "require in a Candidate, to enable him -to discharge the duties of this irri pottant station but-I may, I trust, tvithout presumption, . give you my.soferon .assuriint:e, th# in the event of •rny sue.; cesS fanti the reception I hare met with in rtiy canvass leaves ' me no !roonfto doubt it) my ability shall b. - ! , exerrisedlo the utmost, and,the whole of my time be devoeil.to the fulfil ment of every duty rounded with the prosperity of the Fait In is CCimpany. thist.thit those'Proprietors to whom I have not yet paid ! m resineis, will net impute the apparent neglect to any other than the real.cause, the extensiveness of the Canvass. 1 have the honour to . Ladies !amid Gentle Men, . • , • Vourinost obedient and obliAed humble SecirAnt, pirchin-lane, Feb. tr. iScr. • It.OI4ERT WILLIAMS. Qaptain Williams's Committeemeet every ‘Vertnes‘ day, at the King's Head T,tvern, in the Poultry. arid attend 'from Elovo to Five o'Clock, by whom any coininunications • • ' C It /CND AY, MARCH g, 1807. This Day was published, in Five Vo!utiles Syn. with Maps, • and :Atter Lagravings, price al. ss. in boards, the Fifth Edition of TRAYELS in POLAND, RUSSIA, SWEDEN , and DENMARK, interspersed with Historical Rela lions, arid Political Inquiries. By WILLIAM COKE, A.M. F.R.S. and S.A. Archdeacon of Wilts, Rector of Bemerton, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and %V. Davies, Strand., Of whom may be hic, by the same Author, i. An Account of the Russian Discoveries between Asia and America, &c. &c. 4th edition, with Charts, &c. los. 6d. 2. Travels in Switzevand, and the Country of the Gri sons, 3 vols. Bvo. 4th edition, with a large Map and other Engravings, 11. vs. ; or, on Royal Paper, with twenty addi tional Plates of Views, by Mr. Smith, 21. as, And all Mr. Coxe's other Works. . . . sttvrtiY os. 'The . tie ,- onti Edition of - MAI 3 LES the PURCHASING and RENEW-. 1+11.; - ut LE..16E%. grc. fly ,F It ‘:NCIS GAILY, of . !!1::: Stock hxcbarige: ,‘! ,7 . cornhill:: s .. . . • :`I i ii,oil c i t e ME - DitiAl.,* PROPERTIES . 'of 1-10S1LRY. • 13y LLAMA BUCHAN, M:D. • Abtbot - of th:LDniteitic.;Medicine --L-The Sixth Edition. Ita.h4 Monthly ; -Review - this better is hatiti , ..-ti in the fol. lowing words, " Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several' Diseases ivitich; are eithevauted or - increased by the varia. tiopssf Climatcin this c'optry, and which are likely to be obciatea or 'relieved by attention - to proper cloothing. lie re. conittemli, and 'we think ., - justly, -the - Matinfaeture , calleti• Fleecy Hosiery, in .preference ; to Flannel. Indeed the de- Macy .aud, utility : ?of this Aiticle fully deserve the . praiSe whichisteie bestOweit'upon it." -• -To be-tracLot the eatentees of the Fleecy Hosiery, HO L. • L.4.N0; •WAIST ELL. and - HPR.TON, bPrrt, ancl . of the. different Book Sellers.. x La-Lettretla M. Le Doeteur - guchan viett•de paroitre en taticeis. - • . ER; SPE CTA'VO It, -and GII AR DIAN. • • This .Day were_ published, In Fourteen Vols._gyo. price 61. 6s. boards, A New Edition, -accurately printed' en a large Type, with Vignette Tcrle-Pages; andillustrated by- Mires, of Pr HE TATLER, SPECTATOR; god - GUAR, IL . DI AN. To W.hieb. are now prefixed zd Edition, con- meted and enlargeo) Prefaces ; Historical and Biographical. By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, r. s. A. Wit!) complete Indexes to the Notes and Illustrations, as well as f 3 -the Papers themselves. Either, Work, be had by itself, viz. Tatter, 4 vols. al. as.—Sp-_aator, 8 vols. 31. - 45.- . -Guardian, z vols. rt. - Printed for 'Johnson, W.J. and j. - Richardsori, J. Nichols and V)n, R-I,,ihinin, F. C. and -.-Rivington, 12 Faulder, T. Payne ; Otridge and Son, 1.-Walker, Scatcherd and. Let.: terman, Wilkie and Robinson, G. Robinson; We: LoWildes,. Ogilvy and Son, Crarke and Son, T. Kay, Nunn, Dartori and Harvey, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ernie, C. Laiv, Venturi Hood, and Snarpe, T. Boosey, COOL and.Davics, Lackington, Allen, and CO. E. Terry, B. Crosby and Co., R. Pheney, FCarpenter, ',Vote and Williams ; f . White; Wynne and Son, •W. Wier, Murray:, ',.[..and A. Arch, S. Bagster,' J. Harding, , Mawman, W. Ginger, P. Harris, Ostell, R. S. Kirby, and [. Booker: BOOKS for the Instruction and Amtrfement of Young writteaby Miss; Peacock. Printed for E. Johnson, and l• .Harris', St. Paul's Church-yard; Air s . I°eacock,. Oxford-street ; C. Law, Ave Maria-lane; and B. Taber, New Bond-street. ' • 1. 1• HE VISIT for. a WEEK; containing . OriginaY Tales, Anecdotes front Natural and Mural . . History, &e. designed tor the Amusement .of Youth. ' Siith _Edition,. pr . c. 4s. bOund.' • • 'Xi tOliowing Account of this Work appeared in the Ana lytical,lteview —" We have pleasure in introducing ,this; Publication to the attention of Parents and PreCiiptors, as .a valuable addition'to the children's library. Its-objees a re to awaken in the minds of young people a taste hit study," and to teach theni, in an anititing and interesting- way, lessons of Orudetice,and virtue; and both these ends this miscellany is Very happily calculated to promote." • -2.,•The Litik Emigrant, -interspersedlyith Anacdbtes and instruttirte Conyersitionsi .3s: .6d. -bound. • The Little Mountaineers of Ative4ne; or, The Adven- IL4'Forlinreantl Georgeta., .4s. bound. Adventures of the - -Six - I'xiticeSses of BabylOn, in vtheir•Travels*to •the Temple di: Virtue, 3s.'6d. .5. km:ilea de F,ables; tie Contes, et d'lll&tares Morales et. A i!i:ll , te-Si • • Iktii)spetu-ily published, a New Edition of C4ropolciiiic;4 . l Abrid&also Univ.rsal 11. s. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Bvo. and iltrzstrated with a Portrait of Lord Nelson, from a flue, by Mr. Devis, and .an fin graving of the Blfl which mortally Wounded him, in. the exad 'nate in which it was extraded, price. 75. 6d. in boards; or, on Royal,Paper, price ips: 6d. in boards, AN - AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the DEATH" of LORD NELSON; with the Circum stances preceding, attending,' and subsequent to that Event; the Piofessional Report On his Lordship's Wound.; and se veral interesting Anecdotes. By•WILLIAM BEATTY, M.D. SUreatt to the Vidory in the Battle of Trafalgar, and now ' Physician , tp the Fleet under tha Command of the Earl of'. St. Vincent:lSA:B. Printed for T. C adell and. W. Davies, Strand. . . This, Day was published, . . . In One Volume . SVo: price Ss. in boards, and with the Key, • Ss: the Second Edition, with Improvements, of fIiIIEEK EXERCISES, in .Syntex, Ellipsis, Dia.- letU, erosody, and - Metaphrasts' (after the Manncr,of " Ctarke's and: &I air's Introduction to the making of Latin,") adapted to the Grammars of Eton,, Wetterthali, Moore, Bell, andllolmes. TO which is.prefiriecl, a Concise but. Compre. 11:agye SyntaX. , . . • 13y the Rcv. -WILLIAM NEILSON, D. 4. • Minister of Dundalk, Ireland. Printed for Longrnan, Hurst, Rees • and•Orme, Paternos ter-row;;. and .1 A riderson; Edi hu • " This work, strialy fulfilS the professiont in the title page."---Eclectic Rev May, 1806.. • ' • . As above may be had, lately published, A Grammar of the Greek Language, on anew and improved Plan, , in English and Greek, by - fohn Jones, Mernber of the Philological Society at Manchester. • - In iaMO. price- 6s. boards. • . This Day were published,, price ti. Od„ THOUGHTS the MARRIAGES of the LABOURING POOR ;:containing Instruaions for their ComduCt. before and after entering into that important - State.; with Four authentic and moral Stories, illustrating the subjea. - By THOMAS KELLY.' •' The'Causes Of so much MiSery- in the Marriage State the Author arranges under Six distiu4l Heads, viz. . I. The Want of dile Preparation. a. Negleet e choosing, a proper Partner for Life. 3 , Want of Economy after Marriage, . - Negled of their Children's Education. - 5. The Cust , rn of suffering their families to be Idle. 6. The pernicious Habit of Drinking. _ 'ihe' Merit and Utility of this Work. entitle the Author .to patronage, and his Book to_ extensive circulation. . 1t welt out opinion, the notice of that excellent In stitution, The Society for Battering the Condition of the Poor.—Brit. Crit. Feb. 1307. Printed tor G,. Icearsley, Fleet-street ; 1. Hatchard, Pic cadilly ; and R. Huih6, Ludgate-street. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Two Volumes 4to. on a fine Paper, withupwardS'of Seventy Plates, of which Sixty - one are from Paintings. After Nature, by Sydenham Edwards, price 31. siis. or beautifully coloured 61. 6s. COMPLETE DICTIONARY of 'PRACTICAL GARDENING, with correa Engrayings.of the vari. oUS Apparatus ne'_essary tor tile:purpose, in Buildings and offset Contrivances, irons the original Drawings, as well as of the tnore-rare'and curious Plants employed in the way of' ornament andvariety in the Pleasure-grounds, Green-houses, and StcoYea ;. ' By AL EX. MACDONALD, NnrsetYman and Gardener. 'We haVelooked over thii-Work' with, the greatest atten tion, andnie enabled to'sAy, that the, :Author has not in his Preface over-atedits merits, it contains all the information that can be required respeding the Kitchen and Flowergar des), Sltiaibery And Pleasitre-grounds, Hot-houses, Green house;; and Melon pits, .and all; the best and most approved Writers - on the subjedt have been-diligently consultedrand the most' useful_ parts of their Produdtioris carefully ektradt.: ed. ~In a word, the Author has great. merit for the industry and judgment Which he has displayed in his Compilation, a 1 wettas:for she pra4;cal. Skill which he has manifested - in the composition of many of the artieleS. The Engravers have done justice.to the 21nes, winch are executed withneatness and accuracy. ',The 'Colouring di the- Plates too, which is imattet of no small importance in subjedts,of Natural Hi,~ tory,-..is.in. general very. goodriand, .with 'a -few exceptions, they are highly creditable to the Artist. Upon the whole, we recommend this Work, as containing a great Body of use r fill information 'on- the 6.tbjea.of Horticulture,' in all its branches, perspicuously arranged. . -• • 'Anti-jacobin Review, Feb. 1807. Printed for 'G. Keiirsley, Fleet-street. N.ll, The Z tac+iasers of thiS-Work in Parts are requested to complete tl,.2ir Sets without delay. ' • - Day was Published, • • In 'a viols, embellished with 39 Plates, &c. price gs. ILLISTOIRE ,SACUE,; ou,. A.brtSgo . Chranolo- I gique et . itaisonnee des Livrcs Saints, a PUSage de la Jeunesse. ()mt.- de Trente-neuf Gravures, representant les principaux EvErtemens ; d'upe. 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A Synoptical and Genealogkeal Table of the Ten• parts of Speech in the English Language, adapted to the Abbe Gaul tier's Method of 'reaching the French Grarnmar, •in his :`‘ - Leebtres GradneeS ponr -les •Enfan's de Six Ans." With a Book of exercises,. in Swhieh the different Pads of Speech are inatked in,ltalics; to enable Children to find them oot•With-' out dltficulty:, 'Published by desire, -for the Use of, te Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth' eAlk's children, -Price 2s. 6c1;: boutitl;"or 55. incase. Novelle Morali di'Gaetano'POlidori, terza Politloft, Como ill• Milton;,Svo. .3s. lntideltl punita, r imo. -a s. 6d., Peesie Vane, ditto; is. 6d. L'Allegro e San Gotaido, Is. • Modetna Conversazicine, Italian. and English, sewed, 2s. Drammi Sari, di Pier') Metastatio, small 12:n0 . ..25-6‘l. , - I a the. Press, The CetChronology of Ant:ietit History;. or, An Epitome, of;Aracient History, from the Creation to the Birth of Jesus Christ. Illustrated by a •Gen'eaiogical and Chronoloieal. Table.Of the Rise; Eatl; Union, or Dismemberment , of the Empires abd States of Antiquity; As,pin, 'Author of The Geo-Cluonology Of E4ll - copc, Rriu.mpeot IPiticE SIXPENcto IV APT -G FF Ei Fri. 16, 1807. HE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS and C 021111113- SIONERS of HIS 111.4yES frs NAVY de hZTei. L y give 11,o:ice, - that on Thursday, the 12th of AfarCh next, at One o'Clock, tiv! will Le ready to treat et4lb such Persons as 'nay 6e Contraa jar stspp4 rng RIGA HEMP. A fihtributiatt of whiah, with a Form ofthe Tender, ilaj Set): at this Office. No Tender will be received alto- Twelve o'Clock wn the dtiy Treaty, nor ary roti4 - ed unksr the Party, cr an Agent for biter, I attends. 11i,41'Y_OFFIC£, Marsh 6, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and Cali , MISS lONERS of Hit Majesty's Nagy de hereo. pies Make, that on ,112nd.zy the 16th Instant, at Tn e'dock In the Frenovt, tbere,will he put up is Sale in His Ala/es:ls Naval Yard at Deal, The' Seamens'. Slop Cloathing„witlt. a few Articles of Marine elOathing, 4vec.l, from the Wreck of the I-2e gardStore-Ship, lately Stranded hear the outh Fore-. land. , . .... , . The Nun:br of Articles ?2 be sold e x cel Fourteen Ths.usand, and i•on;ist of every deser:ption of - SloP .C.loathing now used in Ills ltfaje.!ty's Navy. , . • . . The Cie:Jibing env be seenat the. pail of Sain un !14. iye and 14th biltant, and Catalogues bad of ,Mr. 7)lm • Fiinfer,‘ Aut.:. tiorrer,at Deal. - " - , . _. - .. FICTUALLIIVC.OFFICE* Feb. 23, tB.-.7. FIE ! COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING : • HISS MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby' give Notice, 7.7• at on Tuesday, the scab of 111:ereb next, 4k4. Will be ready to receive Tender: iot Writing (sealed up), and - treat for thr'SuPPly of what. F RESH WATER :ball be required for the nsf of his 'Aiglesty's Ship: and Yessets Guernmy, for tvvelve Months -certain, and further until Six Alonth.s . warning eb.lll be given art ,either side for the termination thereof ; the mode of payment - to be by payable, with Interest, ninety dui after . eleite. The t'onditions - _of the Contraei may. be seen:, at the Secre :ary's..‘o.ffice ; or , 4yapping to the .Caleaor of the .Ctistotni,',ir Giternsey. , No regard be had to any Tender In which the Prier' stall not he ins - Alit.' in avora's at length; or that shall not 4B delizc►xd to the board before gne o! Clock on the said Tuesday, the t,tb March next, nor kaless the Person who 'shakes the Tender, or some Person on his. behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, VICTUALLING. , OFFICE, • Feb. 26, 1397. T' COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on TbUrsday of , the _26th March next, they will he reatfy to receive- Tenderi, in writing (sealed up); and treat for Two Hundred • ; Tons of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt: of ailed rootiness s . And for .fight Hundred Tons Of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of the largest grain, or Salt . .of equal gir, of whieh the Persons. who make' the Tenders ar c to prodnee..Samplet ; be: delivered into !IL! Majesty's . k'iHnxt ling Stor'es at Deptford; orie;half ijt the -3 fit of 7uly next, "and the remainder by the ‘siotk of ' September following, free of all: charge and risk to ikis Majesty, .except that the Contraaor be alllowed 2s. id; per Ton for Porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and . to be paid fat by Bills, payable, fad) Interest, ninety days afier date. - The Conditions of the Central ry be seen at t h e secret: 7 'r Office, at this t?ffiee yr by applying to the ColkSiors of the Sa t Duties at. Liverpool, and at Mieldlevrich, In Cheshire, , respee. lively. riiditi 4 tvill . be 'had to any Tender in which the I'll& 3"411 net be infertedin -word: arlength, or that shall not be delivered to the Board hrfore,,(ke q!c:ic ci On the said Thursday, the z6tb . of March next, Sunless the Person .who makes the. Tender, or sotne person on Ais,hehalf, attends, to an:a:per, when called for. - 7. 'OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 4, . . , i rgE PPINCIPAL OFFICERS 'of Tis 111 yESTY's ORbNANCE do be , •esy give NotiCe, That Proposals will Be received at theiffi - re, in Pall- 111a11; on or' hifore.M. , nday,,tbe 23d instant, front arch Persons *as mly be quilling to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the Ordnance hones stationed in the following Dicttial, viz. North Britain mouth, Isle of Wight, and Northern • Christchurch Yorkshire ' Western,W oolwiciT, with its E t astern, excli)siVe sof WirleY Dependencies, Warley, and Southern, exclusive of C hat- Chatham ham • Liverpool,- South West, including Ports for'a period of Si .e Months, front the in of April next, the Fcrage toAeft44.ished in 7titions,''consisting of • ' iolba. ofOats, at *lbs. per Bushel. lbg. of Upland Meadow Hay ; and • 8- lbs. of Wheat ortßye Straw, • and to be delivered al7be S4atiola . at .. tbe expence thl • Contra'acii,"i'vho is , alsoto furnish 444 'fortes with Oats, at 8 lbs. per Ration, as may be bilietied in ibe Dittriir TA'icb be' Coniratis, ;. - ;. ; :The Propotais may be deliverel separately of jointty,,Jor each Station, and it is expeaed that the COntraaor shall recei:ze Stable Dung that may from time to tint; accumulate, making an allowance for the same. "o' r " Further Particulars maybe known upon application tai the Of,. firers Commanding the RetriirtillerY en?-, testrid-; and Apo at the Secretary's-. affect,' in - Pall,Mall aforesaid, any,...Dly tea tweet: the'''f-kr of Ten aid-'Four o'Clock, so4ere,tp e f.. ,Pr4, 05 .,,1r are to bvdelivered, sealed'4, .and endorsed, " -Propo'sais fir ' tle•Supply of Forage:" ' no- Praposil can - be adne;ted oiler the said 23d Insiakri ItTnvi.tre o'Cvck at Acon of the tame day, norrvill any Tender...be-noticed titles: the Patty making it, or an Agent in hittchalf, , shall attend. •by Order of the 73:lard, - CRILTI',. 4c.