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THE PRINCIPAL ONICERS and COM MISSIONERS of His Majes4p's Navy do hereby gir Islotlce, that on Thursdaythe sth of next Month, 'at Old. o'clock, they will be ready to treat. with .such Persons as may be still ing to Conn aa for Suppying His Illajesa's Yard, at Ports mouth, With such Quantities of • ELW , TIMBER, • of the following descriptions, as may.frow time to time be.wanted, The Qtramiy inserted aga[nst . each disir;ption being that - which will proba4 be warted lor Three Illontirs c;niumption, viz. inches. • Loads. Elm Tim- from 6to so square. 2i : .' L. her for, so t 6 93 Lergth,not theWooct- 16 18 - 90 than twice the, 18 24 96 Square. 24 30. • t as / •,. Feet. Logs. frets 14,:t0 !S, in length 7- From 8 to Elm Tim. 19 26* 20 incises square ber tbr the 27 31 • - • 12 •at the Sinai tea Pumps. ... 3.2 „ , . 3 4 4 End. A Form of the Tender wa i l , ht seen at this .Ns Tender will be r i eceiv'ed after s'Ckrk on the Day of Treay, nor any naked Unicesthe Party, t.r all Agent for him, attends. , 'To the IND.EPENPENT.FREENIENI-of the CITY of . CANTEIOURY. C EMTLENIEN, • T"'Death of your late worthy Representative, • Mr: Simmons, having occasioned a Vacancy for your ancient City; I presume to offer myself to represent you in the present Parliament. Should I be so fortunate as to succeed, you may be assured it will ever be my greatest study to _promote every measure tending to the good of Our Country, and the particular inte rest of the City of Canterbury. I remain, • Gentlemen; Olantigh, Your most obedient Servant, • Jan. 27, 1807. SAMUEL ELIAS 'SAWBRIDGE. IMPERIAL PARLLLUEYL HOUSE OF PEERS, WITH THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. On Monday, False Alarms ; or, My Cousin ; with Tekeli. A new Ballet, composed by Mr. D'Egirille, will be 'pro duced in the course of a few days. A new Operatic Piece, in Two Aasi "and a iteW Play, in Five Ads, are in rehearsal. THURSDAY, JAN. 29. - The 'further consideration of the A.ppeat; Cattie; Lewis v. Morgan, was deferred till" this day se'tt night. , of a fevrgo On the final consideration of the Irish Appea; Ca use, Cliamley v. Lord Dunsany, Lords Redesdale, Carleton, and - the - Chancellor, delivered their op;. nions as to the merits of the 'case ; they were all in favour of the Judgment of the Mill Chancery ; and the House, on the' Motion of the Lord Ohancelicri ordered the Decree tothe confirmed. 1;1111C ; THO.ATRE ROYAL; COVE NT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, - January 31; 180, will be pelbformed THE TEMPEST; • Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. WITH iTARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Uri Monday, The Revenge; with Harlequin and Mother G 0.03 e ; or, The . Goldelt Egg. PARTNERSHIP. -•--- - --------- - WSTT AS by an Auaioneer and Appraiser, of good Business for some years, "in order to extend the Concern, by opening a WEEK LY SALEROOM, a Good Penman and Accomptant, as an EQUAL PARTNER, who will pay a Premium of at leait gol. exclusive of 501. to'be placed in the Concern. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Gale, at the Sun- Office, No. rtz, Strand, will be answered, if with real . Name and Place of Abode. .Allll n~e- Yt-~ ~'. r : of o'if • Pri R- ._6, ,raS: , after' jr-B 0 , • dot rigC• „to ers nj MEriCAL.SCHOOL OF GUY's HOSPITAL. HE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES will co „,mt-oce the beginning of February, viz. PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. BABIN . GTON CURRY. CHEMISTRY, by Dr. .BABINGTON and Mr. .AL. LEN. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr. A:A:P.N. THEORY of MEDICINE, and MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr. CURRY. MIDWIFERY, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, by Dr. HA I CHINN. ~- PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL CO NOMY, by Dr. HAJGHTON. STRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, by N.B. These several Lectures are so arranged, that no two Of them interfere in the hours of attenthince; and. the whole, together with the Lectures on Anatomy, and those on the principles and Praaice of Surgery. given at the Theatre of St Thomas's Hospital adjoining, is calculated to form a Complete Course of Medical and Chirurgicai Instructions. Terms and other particulars may be learnt from Mr. Stocker, Apothicaty GUy's Hospital. TO THE BOOKSELLERS. Mit. PHILLIPS respeafally informs the Book- sellers throughout Great Britain and Ireland. that Owing to an unforeseen cause of delay, the Octavo Edition of he Fifth Volume of the LIFE of WASHINGTON, and the New Voluin'e Of PUBLIC CHARACTERS (both of 'which haVe by mistake been announced as published),' will ot appear before Monday the sithof February. N.B. On the same day, Dr. GR EC Y's CYCLOPS_ 4 - , IA will be ready for Delivery, complete, in two large and flagnificent Volumes, Quarto, either in Boards, or in vari ous styles of Bindings.. LIFE ANNUITIES AND REVERSIONS. TWO Thousand Pounds, 30001. and 60001: to lend, fur well-secured Annuities and Reversions,. td Clear tor. per, Cent. Also, several Sums, from zool. tb 1 600 l..; Securiiies upon Landed Estates, Houses, Funded ?ropeity, `under trust, by Will or Settlement ; Church Liv ings and Pensions, will be accepted, and immediately deter_ mined vh ; in all cases the Parties may redeem or not. Personal Applications. and Letters, post-paid, to Mr. Roberts at his House, No. 22 , Cetil-street, immediately attend e d to. STATE LOTTERY. ir.tHE RICHEST WHEEL EVER KNOWN. H E First-drawn Ticket, WEDNESDAY THOUSANDN i t . z 3 b l r j u rs a l u, will be entitled to THIRTY STATE OF THE WHEEL. 1 Prizes of £31,000 4of - - - krooo it of - - - 2a,occs 7or - - . goo lof - = . sOOO &c. &c. ' 'RESENT PRICE: Ticket - - - km :os. Half - .4 to 18 - o I Eighth - 42 is 6 4,, Quarter - sto o Sixteenth - t 8 o he only Cap i tal Prizes already Drawn, in the present. Lot 110tery, are, . 2 4,490 - - ‘20,620 1 No. 23,8 Ts - . ito,ooo 21,295 - - - to,ooo I 846 - - sOOO • And all sold in Shares. THOUSAND POUNDS tot' the FIRST- THIRTY DRAWN NEXT WEDNESDAY !! ! j, BRANSCOMB and' Co. Proprietors of the • Lucky Lottery-Offices, No. it, Holborn, No. 37, Corti= t," l , and No. 38, Haymarket, recommend au. immediate K urchate in the present GRAND 'STATE LOTTERY, 'which contains more Capital Prizes than were ever known, math 300001. for the First-drawn Ticket en-Wednesday next; i !`.riti beg leave to offer to the public attention the follow. 4 . great success that has attended 11 Numbers sold by h ided in the Lotteries for 1865 and 1806, which were d icieti in 167 different Shares of Capital Pri±es, namely : 0 • zz,7t9 a Prize 0fk25,030 No. on a Prize of kgeoe 7737 ...., - - 20, 022 22,871 - - • - 5000 7636 - - - 20,02.3 17,915 - - . 2coo 11,643 •:. - - 2b,0,0 16,80 t - -- - .., 2 , :er 9219 - . - 20,000 I 24,699 - : - - 1000 45 6 '• - - 20,000 1 17,477 : - - - moo r 1 3447 -- - 10,0,10 I 3330 -- - - 1006 ouse Twelve*Prizes of cool. Sec. 1,:c: and where Ticketi and Shares are now selling, warranted Undrawn. • RICH %MUT.. k Prizes of - £30,000 4 Prizes cf - leo.; - - 20,c00 6 - - - 500 5000 13 - - - 100 WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry; and No. 12, t abt eharing=cross, have on Sale Tickets and Sharas, war. e ti Undrawn. Viiir NEXT WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4, T i ,, t be will the receiveFitth Day of Drawing, when the First-drawii ''‘et give r THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, it. and above any other Prize that may be drawn against STATE LOTTERY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT the First-Dra'wn 1, Ticket will be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND 'OW, "IDS. TICKETS a nd SHARES, warrante d un --n a are now on Sale at Messrs. HAZARD, BURNE i cdr s Office) Royal Exchange, where No. 2.4,490, in the present Lottery 20,02c1. ; No. 23,815, .13 - '" 1 on Monday last, ' clay-, Jo,oool. ; and No. 46, t o si:r 0 150001. on Thursday i the fist. were all sold in ` 4 4teg • The First E -drawn Ti c ket WEicket MES iIIDAY, w be entitled to i r T HIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. I CKETS and SHARES are warranted Uthlrawn, at CORNHILL, and - 9, CHARING-CROSS . , Twenty Capital l'rizes were shared wad sold sa the -4 t Year. The following is the STATE OF THE. WHEEL. 2 Prizes of - - ,C30,•:0e 2 _ ao,c. s,cco liopo am. _ &C. &c. See. 114 w 1 A " nesS in the ~Feuds trannaed wi t h 4 dis Busipuch by T. BISII. • ITALIAN TUBEROSES. HE Annuallnaportation of DOUBLE and SIN- A GLE TUBEROSE ROOTS, and true DOUBLE ROMAN NARCISSUS ROOTS, has just been obtained from ltdly, . • To•be.,nad, Wholesale and Retail at Barto Valle's. , • In a few Days will be publiShed, Hin4s6rnely.printed in One huge Volume:, Octavo, THE EVIDENCES - ot- the • CHRISTIAN RE ' • LIGION. By the Right , Hon.. I PI- 1 1. ADOLSON. With the Notes of the Learned ciIaRIEL SEIGNEUX. D CORRBVON, CounSellor of Lausanne, &c. eze-. - , Now frrst translated into English By the. Rev. RICHARD PURDY, D.D. Of Queen's College, Oxford, .Vicar Of Crick lade, Wilts. 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C. and J kivington, No. 6z, St: Paul's Church-yard; .. sold al4o by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Picca dilly• Of-Whom may be had, by the taint Author, _ _ f. Meditations of a Recluse: chiefly on Religious Sub. jeas. The Second Edition. In One Volume Duodecimo; price in boards 4§. or online koyal Paper, price 6s. • 2'A Secular Essay containing a Retrospeaive Review of Events conneitcd with the Ecclesiastical History of Epg, land during. the Eighteenth Century. In One Volume oaavo, price in boards 7s. • , . • • ' This Day were Pnliiiiheci, '••• • Elegantly printed - in Two Volumes, OCtaVO,- prie6 45. in boards, i''BSEßtATiOl i rs ori . the FAlitY QUEEN of SPENSER. • - . ‘,-, By THOMAS WHARTON; A. M. Fellow of Trinity ,College; and Professor of Poetty in the University of Oxford. • . . A New Editioh.. Lbncloti : Printed foram' sold by R. Dutton. Gractellutch street ; and Thomas Ostell; Nei. 3, Ave-Maria-lane. 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BOUdI ES and REMEDIES, Mr DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may, as usual, he consulted daily from nine to three, at his House, No. 54, Frith -street, Soho,. on Cases of Strietures ' Obstructions Glees, &c. as well as Debility, andeveryDisorder where secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious House, • hat every Patient may. be introduced joie separate Apartment. Mr. D. .has for many years confined .hinasell to that department of Surgery, and front extensive - Praetice, and the most flattering success ; he is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no con,. finement or restraint in diet, and preventing the cola relapse. Persons in the Country stating their cases fully in a Letter, enclosing a 11-. .or 21. Note, will have proper remedies scan° the amount. For the various symptOms, &c. see Mr 131ifour's Treat,iv: on the aboye Complaints,..hice 6d. the ith VICTUALING-0 PFICA . , ' yan. 27, 1807. TEE-COMMISSIONERSfor nCTUAL LMG MAZESTI" r NAP Y do hereby-give Notice, That on Tuesday, the iotb of Februay next, they will he ready to receive Tenderi, in writing ( sealed up), and treat for TWO Hundred Tons of MUS C 0 VA DO SUGAR, to be answerable to S'amples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the Original Packages, at the rate offrom Forty' to IV fy Tons per Week, inz the Fla:ea/ling Store: at Deptford:--And few Three Hundred IL-Igs of KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the Year 184, to he answerable to the Samples to be produced, with, the Tenders, and to he delivered, ' zoo Bags in a Fortnight, by Weekly Pro"portihns, into the • Stores at Deptford. • too Ditto,. in a Moak', into the Stores at : Portsmouth. And zoo Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Plymouth ; and the whole to be paid for by "Sills, payable, zinth ninety day: after date. - The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad is any Tender in whicb - the Prici , ihdll not be insetted in' words at length, or that shall ,not he'deliartid.iii the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the' int.. of February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when' rated for... • A CHALLENGE. rt 4ESSB.S. CURRIE and CQ,,ehallencve the whole IV,L World to prove t single instance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effeet. The pradice of many years in this particular branch of theirpro fession has not given rise. to one. unsuccessful case. They con tinue to dire& their studies to ,the treatment and.cure of cer tain Complaints, and that derangement of the system whiCh is the consequenceof a detrialive habit.- 'lt'is a melancholy truth, that the indulgence .in this solitary vice brings on those Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent and embitter the Matrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa, tion upon its unhappy- vidims •all the infirmities of old age. To such persons it must be a consoling reflection to know that th.,y may new, by a new and infallible mode of treat ment, be restored to health, strength, and manly vigour.— Messrs. Currie and Co. being regular Surgeons of the Royal Collq,re, the idea - of,empircistrt - cannot possibly be attached to their practice, for nothing but a thorough cooviaion, con firmed by many years eiperience,of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the generalt , Praelitionerin the cure of Venereal Complaints, and thit.class of. Debility Which inevi tably results from- the indiscretions of .youth,""could induce theca to deviate from the usual systern,.and - by performing the most - s-afpfising cures, convince the world of 'the decided sti. periority of :heir mode of treatment. • • : Messrs. Currie and Co. may be conlulted• by patients of either sex, with the greatest - delicacy, seCrecy, and honour, at their House, No. to 7, Hatton Carden.- ' Letters' frani the Country (post-paid), . inclosing a Bank Note,. stating:the particulars of the case, will have the necessary. Advice and Medicines sent to any part of the Kir.gdorit. SIR, • . - Edinburgh,- 29 iBO6. Nov.. f . I AM anxious that you, . should. rn4lipe ny Case .. . 1., • public, that persons in similar circumstances may have recourse to the, same Remedy by which I have 4'een happily restored from a most alarming state of Weakn i ess to' period health. . . . ..—..... In consequence of a Nervons Complaint, I was reduced to such a state of debility as 'to prevent me from - attending my usual business, being scarcely able to walk. Among many other disagreeable symptoms that afflitcd me,,was,,a violent pain in the stomach, and great depression of spirits. Although a young man, little hope was entertained of my recovery. In this Miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial Bairn of Gilead, which was purchased of Mr. An drew Smith, No. 38, North Bridge, y o ur Age n t in this City, to whom reference may be had, by any. person'desirous of Being satisfied .respelling my Case. By the use of this ex cellent Medicine I was enabled in the course of a few . days to resume my employment ; and by continuing it have, beex completely restored to my usual health—so that to yOur Medicine alone, under Divine. Providence, I attribute the preservation of my life. Messrs. Smith and, Armstrong, Drapers, North Bi .dge, ids° give every necessary satis fadion respecting my happy recovery. Accept, therefore, of my grateful thanks; and believe me to be with respea, Sir, your most obedient Servant, . JOHN SHORT. To dr. Solornori, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead-FlOus e , nea r Liverpool, in i s. 6d. and 33q. Bottles ; the latter *contain four of the former, by which the purchaser saves nine shillings. Every , gonuine Bottle has a Stamp whith bears the Proprietor'sname and'address, " Sainl. Solomon,' LiVerpool," to imitate which , is felony. .• • Double postagevf all letters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, Must be paid, and his Fee, zos. 6d. inclosed. 'Sold at Matheryvi and Leigh, 18, 'Strand, and m o st CO un t r y Booksellers and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. No. 29, Arundel-street,. Sept. 13, 13 , 6. Vart Thirteen Years I have relinquished' all other X Pradice for the Treatment of'Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences -of a desttydive habit. The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem- • ber of the Royal. College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army; and,the extent of my experience in this peculiar line; constitute my claim to that superiority .which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or.even by the most respectable general Prattitioner whose mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in' which from every part of the world I 'have been consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfe6t comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. I f DiseaSes arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo-- ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrahgement do exist, as those which are , the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than A regular Surgeon resigning all other Practice for the Treat ment of these; and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of lnfe&ion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, 'and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future misery May be prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. 'Through inconsiderate neg,lea the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement or exclusive experience in rhis-linz to give a sate and permanent restoration, even w lien other Practitioners ha ye failed, - 'l%ie t rnis of remuneration are precisely . stated on the first intcrview, but no letters are answered unless a /link Note is inclosed. MARTIN BREE, • . Member of the Royal College of Sur,sons in London. 40. Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-bar. 'There is en additional erirraboi in Wat4rLstreet, adjoining. The Duke of Montrose and the Marquis'Towns bend were sworn, and took their seats. • The-Lunn CHANCELLOR, in the absence of the Noble LORI (Grenville), laid upon the table - certain Documents respecting such Communications as pass ed between the British and. Ikench GovernMents respeEting the Abolition of the Slave , Trade; which were ordered to be printed. Adjourned pro,fiirma till tg-morrow, when tht,ir Lordships assemble merely for•che purpose of hear- ing Divine Service in Westminster Abbey. HOUSE OF . COMMONS. THURSDAY, JAN. 9. A Ballot took place for a Committee to try and determine the merits. of the Penrhyn -Pep tion.. The. folloWing Gentlemen wete appointed on the Cot.cr l witte i e , , . ‘.l Thomas B. Lethbriclge, E sq. - Willi fOrde, g sq., , „ E t C. :au Keck ,is q t Prm, rtl• Lord Vilt ount D. Williams, Esq.;,','o(.• j. Attcing Wright, -E:stirrte 1). DAyonpokrt,,F,,scb James Lo 3N ther e Ls Homi"otablerWil ilarretterlieit 'Nom I N ' eg . Sit' Ha frV 1 , 4-Arec, Hugh Leyce.sti:r,. Robert Ihnyou, Esq. Robert Hurst, Esq. „ . . Mr. HOWARD reported. from = the 'fregony. Com mittee, that the Sitting Metnbera had been duly elect- ed , and. returned : and :aic that the Petitions, of Messrs. Nichol and Mi . les. were not frivolous not vexatious. A new writ was ordered for the Borough of Plynyton, in, the room of Sir, Stephen ;Lush; Ligon, deceased. , The Bill for Preventing the Sednaion of Soldiers or Sailors, was read a second..tidle; - and` ordered td be committed on Monday,- as was also the pill for Preventing .the ClandeStitie Importation of Gnu powder into.lrWand. TO PURSERS,. THE PURSER of a 74 (nowin Dock, and pre paring tor _Commission for Home Service) ivishes to 'Exchange into a Thin! Rate in Ordinary, and not likely to be commissioned soon. Letters (post-paid) addressed to H. No. Is, Craven buildings, Drury-lane, London, will be attendee; to. MAYO PETITION. Mr. Po*Eit. gave notice; that on Tuesday nest be should move to have the Order for taking the Mayo Petition into consideration on the 24th of Fe bruary discharged, with a view to haVe it fixed, for a more distant day. Ordered, on the Motion of Mr. Vansittart, that the Houses at its risings do' adjourn to Monday next...; : - • -.l e ord ,TEIVIPLE brought up the Bill for allowing a limited miantity of worsted yarn .to be exported an--: nunlly: to Canada—Read a first time, and ordered to be read la second time' on .MOnday next. .Mr.. HOBHOUSE brought .up the Report of tlla Corn Intercourse Bill; which was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Mon day. MR: CAWTHORNE. On the Motion of Mr. BAtnuttsT, pursuant to his notice, the Order appointing a Committee to search for Precedents of - Cases of Members who had been expelled , and re-eleEtedl. was rescinded, and a new Order made, re-appointing the same Committee t-o search for Precedent's df Cases, touching the expul sion of MeMbers,i and also-of Members who hav ing been expelled,: had been te-ele&ed, and to re port thereon to the House. - - Mr. VANSITTART obtained leave to bring• in a Bill for appointing Commissioners to collet the Dit ties on Pensions, &c. •$ • • The Irish Treasury'Bills Bill was read a second time.•:—To be committed on Monday. ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. J. • Mr.'iVILBERFORbA, in adverting to tliis sne jedt, stated, that the House would remember the Resolution _that had been voted by . that. House in the last Session of the last Parliament; pledging the House to take measures for the speedy Abolition of the Shive.Trade. This 'Resolution,. it would be re colleeted,- bound that House to take such steps for the early abolition of traffic which it 'declared to be contrary to justice and humanity,. as the House in its. wisdom should .deem proper. It might htt: thoUght that those interested in this question ought to have brought forward the measure in the early part of this Session ; .but as a proceeding bad beo. instituted in the other House of Parliament for that Purpose, he had been induced to abstain hitherto from bringing, the subje& under the consideration of the House.. If that proceeding, however, should' be extended to too great a length, so as to prechide the probability of its' passing this Session, he should, if no more competent person undertook the task, bring the matter forward in that-House. Lord HOIVICK was happy that the Hon. Mem ber had mentioned the subject, thinking that the at tention of the new Parliament could not be too snoa 'clireaed to it. He thdught the Hon. Gent. aaed right in not having brought forward any proposition on the subjea, as the proceeding in the other House would tend to the same end. Their owns honour, and the honour of the ,House, was concerned in in stituting some proceedinw that would lead to an abolition of the Slave Trade, a which Parliament ha,J, declared to be contrary to justice, humanity, ant sound policy. MILITARY RETURNS. Ordered, on the Motion of Lord C ASTLEREAGA (Mr. Secretary Windham having previously inti). mated that he'. should not oppose the notion), thait