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I _ . .',..,' , • 1 lc' - , . I, „A i , , - s ‘ .• ... ' ,• i„*..,.,v,; , : w ...,,, , ,,..„..- b .1,.... 1. -.- . - :::4T ~..:- ft. ' ....X.l. . - :-.1:) , i • 7,- - : • ' 1 .'1 , 4 ,••• ~ ,.Z.""' '''' ,/,7. 1 ,?, ~.,, ,'‘.``./,\ •,.= ' ~ , , , • - V ,i xumBER 4033.1 MOND A, Y, AUGUST 19, 1805. [PRICE VICTUALLING OFFICE, . . , VAUXHALL. titre li Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. 11E GRAND NIILITARY FESTIVAL, given lin hon our of the Birth of the 1.) UK F. of YORK, will t!!relkaleri THIS DA y, Monday, August ig. The gran anti style in which this distinguished Compliment will riven, will be far superior Liny Exhibitioh,of a.similar hire that has ever taken plin,: this Country. The Scene !I hithly pitturesttu e ; thousaildS'ot Variegated Lamps toSeen emitting tit... I . fri r . ys among the Trees, ,If Si) ► c-Ilt 1 d t i le a profusion of Transparencies and other appropriat . e • 71111-lents will colive ) a just klea of the importance .at th is I't'Olti SpeEtaele of NittiOn:ll Pride and Glory. The Concert ill l ' ll l, 4ll° be a the richest description. between the Ads „Pill'Mat Highness's Hand, in full Uniform, will perform Mune ; and in lace o the ascale, will given llnueh•adolircd NiechpanicJlf MiniatCuret Representa be tion uf I ,l° T l Pi with all its accustomed Military Movements, as k r4 e7sen, Foot Guards, Artillery, liaggage-Wnt•tonst e,.c- Antl at the It! C rt 'll be a brilliant Dis -6„.. , .m.► of the once will irgeofilltLWOßKc, displaying the Royal , Antes, and "41104 Maroons, &v. ' :e. 4, ...___ Admission Thr(T Shillings: T"' vt This Day was published, Price Three Shillings and Six-pence. Number I. of A nETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, ME , CHANICAL, CHEMICAL, and AGRICULTU. RAL DISCOVERIES ; being an Abridgment of the Peri odical and other Publications, English'and Foreign, relative to Arts, Chemistry, Manufadures, Agriculture, and Natural Philosophy, accompanied occasionally with Remarks on the Merits or Defeas ot the respcdtiviPapers ; and in some cases sheaving to what other tibefril purposes Inventions may be direEled and Discoveries extended, beyond the original views of their Authors. London : published every three months, at the Repertory. Office, No. toa, Hatton-garden , - and to be had of all Book sellers. Fii ihe LONDON GiZEtrE; Aug. 805; . Aug. 6, tgos. e ritE 001117111SSION.421SfOrVICTUALLING His MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, that on Turtd.y, the tiuth lust, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what VE. G ETABLES shall be demanded for the use of H Majesty!: Ships and Vessels at Yarmouth, in INbrfolk, far Twelve'Months certain from the do of contrast to be paid fir by Bills, payaelei with ;Werra, ninety days after date. At ' Court at.W6rm : outh, the 15th cLiy of Au: gust, 1805, ?resent; The King's Most Excellent Majesty hi Connell. It is this day ordered by Hi Niajcsty iu Council; that the Parliament, which , stands, prorogued to Thursday the 2.2 d 'day of this instant August; bP. further prorogued -to Thursday the 17th day of O&ober next. The Conditions of the Contraa nary be seen at the ..S'eeretau's Office, at it'll Office, or by oppfyieg the alleiLr if the Castoni at Yarn:Nab. .• Whitehall, August 17, 1805. FREEHOLD MEADOWS, WATER MLADOWS, and ARABLE LAND, ST. ALBAN's, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , • By Mr. CHRISTIE, , At the ,White . Hart,. St. Alban's, on Saturd a y , August ;I, • at Two o'Clock, in Four Lots (unless an acceptable Otter tor the whole, or apart of it, be previously mad;:), r I. MWO FIELDS of RICH MEADOW, called the UPPER ABBEY MEADS, adjoining to the Town of St. Alban's ; containing about 12 Acres, on a gradual de. scent from St. Alban's Abbey to the River, with Barn and Out-buildings. • . Lot 11. A WATER MEADOW of six Acres, more or less, on the West Side of the River. Lot 111. Three WATER ME ADO WS, containing about ten Acres, adjoining, lying between the River to the East and the Lane. Lot IV. Four INC LO SURES of about thirty. one Acres of excellent Arabic Land, with akarge Barn in good repair ; adjoining to Verulam Hills, and stretching down towards the River Ver, commanding beautiful Views in front of that .noble Fabric. St. Alban's Abbey, and admirably adapted for the erection of a Villa., The whole occupicd.by Tenants whose Terms will expire • at Michaelmas next. Maybe viewed, and printed Particulars had at the Angel, St. Alban's ;. Essex Arms, Watford ; Sugar L oaf, Dunsta, Wel Green Man, Barnet ; Black • Redburne ; place.oer Sale; Rainbow, Cernhill ; and of Mr, Christie, Pall-Mall, where a Map pf the Lands maybe.t.een. No regard will k h.,,d to any Tender in whicb the Price shill no: be inserted in words at length, or that 'Shall not be: delivered to the Board before One o`Clock on the !aid Tuesday, the :totb instant; nor 'ynlers the Person win makes the Tender, at some Person .n his behalf, attends, to antwer, when Called for. The King has been pleased to present the Ho; , nourable Henry 'Ryder, Clerk,, Master of Arts, td the Virarage of Claybrooke, otherwise called Clay broke, in the County of Leiceiter, and Diocese of Lincoln, void by the, death of the Reit. Donald Mackinnon. ri- The King has also been pleased to pre:lent the Chlmberlaint!, Clerk, Bachelor of Arts, totir of Cattericlz, in th , , , ,Coqiity()f York; ' mid .I)ioveio,.. uf (;pester, void by the • Cessiori thc'- itev. J4rnes Dalton. • • I'ICTWILLING OFFICE., Aug. 6, lEol. rrtiE COMMISSIONERSfirI7C7'Ud LI. ING Ills 11:1A7E,STY'sNAPY..do belch) give*Mtit . e, That on Thursday, the 12th • September next, "they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (staled itp), and treat with Such Persons at will undertake to Sitspty all such Quantities of CHESHIRE DERBYSHIRE; NYARWICK'SHIRE,:ani GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or acet:i - of eguJl goodnesr, and_ of ROSE CORK (Seckni4/iil.rf TL: R, or BRITISH' BUTTER tfequal vodness; aloha!! be rig:l4rd for Ilis'4 , la. jesty's Service from the tot Ofiober nfxtto the 30th ! September tBD6 inciusive. Total Value. " • ,C 60,0,10 - 30,000 15.000 8000 • 6000 • 5000 Cr otvn-Offcr w Aug 1,7, 184. - - 11EUBERS RETURNED TO EERvp IN TILTS I'IIRSEII` 3uclo - 3000 • 9o t ooo 30,000 PAR LIAII,IIII,'T. Ciy of Ghaecetter—Robert Morris, Esq. in the Rooth of folin Pitt, .Esq. deceased, • • . • . Burght,of Stranraer, Ifigtelten, Inishcaw, and New C;alM4, , ,g`--• I ames, Graham, Esq. of Kirk tail, in Yorkshire, in the room of the lion. %VilliamSteWart, who, since his Eke: tion-for the Class or Distriel of Burghs as albrcsaid, }lath accepted the Office of Steward or Bailiff of Ills Majemy' ! , Three , Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborciugh,, and 80. nenhain, in the COnnty of Buckin4hani. C250,0n0 Inr-Oga t Aug. 'IS, Oos. id Regithent of Life Guarda, Capt. lanies Stawell, from the 36th root, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hamilton, who whattges. 36th Regiment of Foot, Brevet Major Ralph iTamiltort; front the ad Life Guards, to be Captain at a Company, vice Stawell. • 1 ONLY LOTTERY t o .be Drawn this tar• beisins 3oth SLi'TEM II P. R, 18, 6'. scREML. 16 ' °fi les; • Val lie of e ac h. 1 ' - 3 - ~ k 10,00 0 - - - io,ooo . - sOOO 2:ix, iv - . • tooo - 30 Soo - . 63 • too - 454 • .. : $ o zo 3oct, First-drawn Blanks t o eac h • 17 lila ......,___ ,619 heriefits ,18 iiki ........__. • 2..._.10, Ticket ' • ,Ile First-drawn Ticket th Day - k ic'°°° Jn() .. _ _ 6sti, /3 4 ,„ .-. 20,000 Ditt o . ~ - : : 70 Dil i _ _ sOOO . tlco. i ., Are part of the above C . pitals. Gt l ' are li t it E; are 0L Sale at ail the Licensed Y hilices. . . liait.i'llee ufa Ticket 41 9 ,4, 100 Qu -4917 o Eighth - - if..- ottr . . " ~. ..,.• .. I ---... 4 19 0 Sottr...ntit This n Slit Vo al' were pubkhed, i n one very closely printed D lurne, livo. price 7. 6d. sewed, i. REPORTS f ' 'll SELECT C°M.: mi ll ., ~ rorn . ie _ _ 1,1,,11, u. eh of the HO US E ot the Romney aivi %inallt 'Repairs or ilis Majesty's Ships COM Mc NS, on Papers I,)liiiikvi 'while under the' Coonand ot f f:._ .6. C14).142; loother with the Evidence takrn thero.7.‘"" every p '; Which will be found highly interesting the Polk ierson connedeci with the British Navy, and to I FoLib li prier,,l . , Book= ie t ikt 41 Y l..e h ri n Murray, 32, Fleet.street ; and by every • n and 1 -11,, and in every Sea. rt in Greatßritat p o -----------___ ____.-----..---r ------'—. p.t,"nt V olilro , Tpi t l . Day tyas, publishetiv , with a Quarto o 111 P,., AtPra:fa!i)lll-I,.price.F. it! boarlilus' volume ° c r i P i la v tes E : 1,10,1,01:9 141Eititertiatic4( principles ; aiming hot! to o g l iy a e 'MING in PE taili s i JeL it true I. • • .Fi ti r e in every p.m '' aPt.) "44 Pro 1) 4.(e1.1.1 ti'. distance trorn one an. Nilll'ie%liit.t, th4.pjltortsion in si ze an,4,iru,icrer„,,,1„,0.,..4,1a ilt• Thf wiiol4 ihllt n ' a u t 3 ;a a te l 7l .l l 4 ; e u m wardi of Fifty EngrAY- IdPrinted ht, RY,CiEOItt; E DOUGLAS. iii r i, uroi :: :oniltl, ! t o! . ;%1 untie! I and Son, and t I< ies ,and ()rule, ....e 44,4.41. iso hy Longr.nan, Hurl , ~ . *ne • John Anderson, 1 invii .r Osten, A ve-ivelarta-ia . . "",....„.....,...„......____ lit done 1. This Day %vas published, . :c„. . i'rlge Volume, 12.100 with a frOntispt.CCe,lTh ' 411 4 Th o ' k'artt3 unheated l • ILI. c Reed, Willta'n Long, 4e,aytc41,.,„()::‘,.., Es a g t ,":Lind d a te other .M . AUVii k ~.,, embers of the 'Y ' et:k ." '" l .4 ;' or, Historical Nremoirs of. Ship ti,4 Icy IA. I ' L I } d the krovi(tential Deliverance,.,. f Vessels: Plati t 4%,,S STAN l•P.it CLARKE, F. A.S.. .ollis the l'rince's 11riusehold, .and Librarian v 411dort: pilinckti7ndrillitZisisi:in, .22, Poultry. Alq eki(A,C,YAC.OS' AND EI.FR I DA. Augtik my , Ph is Day WA ' bliSliedo . A li or 1 r.legAlit E(lition, W i t h a beautiful Portrait of the i gliam, on A.)(4P2:l.l.ited in the best manner, bylVlimn- 6d. ex. ft 4„4riti.l, tvov'e Nper. vo o h, ;ap gvo. price is. Otm Q, MASON, e m' A bY tile itcv, WILLIAM k-014.ilil'ig-..ttiAtithor of '' t he Engliiii Garden." . t tit - M oi , oo c Dramatic Poems' of Caraelat.us anti E 4.. tr i 4c Yhe the Death of hlr. Pope—Odes, L il.gh. I • Ikrit,.4ll,l)4riitied. for T. Willis, No. 5, ClOisters, 13artho. I. l . ll ll tre ' I)itai, vlir IN 1... la 11, 411 ,. wi t uc had, just published, a New and Elegant 41, "tba n, heatititully erigritved 1,4;4464.'44 kr. on a fin e yeir ow wove papr, Syo. prme Frontispiece, printed nit 1 415 jeti4 rt.' FITZ.OBIIO RN E's IF. irE RS; oti . seve 404it'qain i. 4 1' th e late William Melrooth, Eml• of Bali!' V, A sk`Niniatyr of Cicero, abet Pliny. To which is ty, , r Th e " . t k ch of the Life of the Author.. - .. 11 14 1 `,!. k r 04,,,Q.''ve Letters are well known h 4ltera . ry viiiti"rclm'''t e lemik e of lanuage, and unit py of trng!s• ti 44 to pbt 1 91 be too highly recommended to those w . ho t',4l,.tArreti i . l 1 writing pArticolarly tins s".--- 't4l)(3ndeuce. a ) c ° ' NI oN y This bay WaS Published. ‘3.iptriiililte.kl,ll.ls,v,bo, Brice ()613V°1 ernh—Cll"htli Ny ). ' t „," i iii.iiiv Plate • • lrice in horirds 21. IS. - b „, „)„.,.,,- VE EXCURSIONS through it, , i t ..4111, It W A LEs and m oNM()UTI-ISrsi It e, J,„,,.4.ll%tiltiter Months of the Years 1800, 'B°l' 18°2' 4. •t 'tiir. li r r cf th o , Y .. DONOVAN, F. LS. lite; lot illustrations of British zoology, in Twenty Ihy i ki . , Volumes, StC. white, 44,4 i i 4 a t t re , i ; i.'(4.l"MriSt St. Paul's Churcli-yard ; .' i . hider Ne vl3 d 1 - •et • -Williams-, Strand ; c.,7,„ t-a..itti, is.. . i 011 -S n , itirl, i r .11 14 „ r,ii.cariilly. • 'Kir triteria 41)11"tir,ii, besides combining a variety of nri- Critical I 4: ). hii„ „,'hing, ahri ii3erui iiAortnation ; a n. I;faii ' a l r, r/arleient and present I listory of the Country ;,.. pii,t'z'lLoah„„",k.rl., the Cumin's, Habits, and opipicoiPtil),,l. 1q,,,,;'i q ell,'; ; ; w, Isi w biographical A necrio'cl of ih. t is k.,, )i '4O , wo , trs, and oilier interesting Particulars, 1 , t'4.,`4li aklui.',l)', komil to embrace a inore accurate any., 19,,,Z4 P4 rts ; L r ot he, Nattiral History and Antitplities o f :'Nlri tri it 4. tr , t'r_ thi.! Cambrian Principality of which 1 . 11ttr)rt lCtipt"3l.l 114 i hitherto appeared under a n 44,1,4) 41 114 1 i - ':lblie. *rile Embellishments are n style "kt ,i'irilty"ti Il o f 3 t Plates, eugraven in a superior . lifilrt.tior ur , e tealice, from original Drawings ma!l , - by ';%l"lliiielii'M•trhl sow. and are designed to exhibit the 'l44i.Cl' Pei:P°4l4 of htzautiful and Itommtic Scenery, 4,0 :r, am ~11, I,iarities ot the CoUntry, klem ll2" of An. ' pii,4l44,:„Ct,tioas other ohjeds of general Curiosity, th4f . ' !4•,th t‘t_ai:4l4. 411t?eltedly known, or which have escaped the ',llll,l'' 1'i.,,,,, ,(41hrWriters. A select number °t: cogiFs (et ~, of . ~, nil in rots,olour- and linelylinte in A 4 hi.„,h, cr)rigiiiiil 1.) • si • •d' I. 'c's• 1 4 gli , r . 1 * 'e.ir-o n • I'M g price in hoar s 3 4.1i,' 114 IV,,l‘.._l:lC)ik4llll,ol).*eilvrsituty he had,by rho la" Aim 0, 44 to ',nal Histories of Uri hs h birds. 1115eti*' and - 41, po tc ; i,,olift,t iiitti), ill T Weary VOLUMCS, Royal . ' ''''artis, 32i 4... 41. ts . 'JP • To THOMAS TAY LO k, Esq. Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. .CONSIDER it but an ael pf justice due to the Merits of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, to coin munieate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them : An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication Of disorders arising 'therefrom), was reduced all most to a skeleton; and although he had the' best medical advice which 'could - be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re. duced and pitiable situation Tot two years, 'unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on' his legs ; in fad no one who knew him ever,supposed it pos. sible for him to recover. lie was advised at last to try your Luke's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the direaions giVen with them. He bad jot taken more than two binces be . fore he found an alteration, for the better: this encouraged him to • proceed, and by taking a few .boxes more he round his, appetite - and strength .gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man I know. • You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation, of the above account it' it should be doubted. • : • • am, - Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstonc, . • THOS. PURDAY, ply to, 1805. •• • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. Titoi. TAYLOR, Member of theßoyal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, •No. g, Nov Bridge-street Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a pradice particularly directed to the Cure of Wile real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, he Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ,. . ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. , • Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall. Mall; the. Toyshop, No. t 03,. xford street Mr. Disboretigh's, -- No. Mr. Baxter`s, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; r. Nl` )onald's, C las gow ; Mr: Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Llillinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every. consideMble- Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of ofily 25. 9d. • each, sealed up with' full and plain direc tions, whereby persons of either sex .may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, an? , safety.. • N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed •u p. with astamp, oil which, by tavonr attic Commissioners, is print. ed, at the . Stamp-office., " - T. Taylor, No. g„ New Bridge. street," to imitate wliicit is Felony, and all others are awn. terfeits. A A TEEN Professional Men of Education and V V Responsibility deviate front the general System by the seledion of a pecU liar branch, the sanzi ion of long von. .tinued success is the best criterion of Eight years have I devoted my practice to ,the exclushc treatment of 'Three Disorders ' and the successful result of my plan gives rue additional ardor to oppc'ie, as tar its I am able, rho ravages of those Complaints which arc the most impottant in, the Catalogue of Human thin - unties. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a wish at an early period of PraLitice to rescue ins from the igitorance of, uneducated men, or he equally dangerous p.recipitancy of general Pratlitioners, The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E. REAL. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: idly, All' kinds of debility,, whether arising from the habits of , school -boy's, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, teat derangement of the system in tvu. men which is called BA RRENN E SS, or sT E ? 11.ITY . Numerous Diseases are the result at ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonurrlmai and it not un frequently happens that tne seeds of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hOur.—By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed,. I trust that I may ,presuine to offer it radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distrest in this disorder, compared with the calamitous r. situations theof Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitar y vice, o prevalent gaieties of a fasilionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over hit misery, but carefully conceals his;-misfortune. it may be Some contiu- Whin fur him to know, that aitnougli it be an obj e c t of doubt or uncertainty with other l'rialitioners, the rentovai of these Deficiencies by the gradu al progress' of ItelleNa. Lion, is the acquirement of m y Experience. It the r ites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly v ig our, much anxiety .will be prevented by an early Counterac. tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. . , But where this Deficiency has for years ex i s ted , a proper p perseverance is indispensably equisite to revive the slum. baring Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MA RRI F. D OME N, who have long been disappointed their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that in tbcpssinatances, such ilefeas arc curable by Medic al skill'. The secresy which is so essential to' my and the quaiihcations which 1 have p resumed to state, form and in coin the basis of my . pretensions. unrlertaking, eidenee with such this intimation is given , that Mr. Mee may be consulted Personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at ho: house, ,Nu. so, Arundel street, .Strand, Temple Wit. Ps' There lb an additional Entrance in Wates.street, ad.loining. VW the Name is on both the doors. f surgecns. Mactin bra, Mend.= of the Royal I:Wiese o. To bo,.dellvere,d from tfinc to time, dr demanded, into the I'lastal 7 ling Shires at Lifptfor..k, ! Ports's:oath, and Ptynteinth, .at the Con.. traaor's exposer t• to be watranted to keep Good and Sound for the space of Six Months from the rale-live periods of deliver; * and to' be paid for by Bills, payable, with Pitetilt, ninety difyi . after date. ' • . . , The Conditions of tbeContraFis may be seen at the Sceretary's Vet, at this Office, or by appiying.to 31r, ;phis Williams Dunsterville, Agent for the Plaualling at Cork. No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not s be. inserted in 'words at length, or thai shall not be. delivered. to ;le ,Board before .ohe. o'Clock or the said Thursday the ;Ztli September next, nor !eldest the Pirross 'who makes the. Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attend:, to ansiver, nvben called for. EXEMPTION.PROMDUTY.ON DINDIENts. TIS MATESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the, A - AFFAIRS of TAXES 'hereby give Mace, That al- Persons claiming... Exemption from the. Dist) , upon Prrlesly, in re, .Ipea of the Dividends- , 1 Stork:standing in the 11 , :oki of she Bank of .England, or the S-iuth 'Sea ant-Pliny, on the hehalfof. FO. REJGNERS, are reg wired to Make their Claints to such Exemp tion before the Contmissioners for the special Purposes of the and that all such Claims must be made in Mitieg, and deliveted at the Office for Taxes, in Sotterstt.plact, dire tied to the Secre buy f,r the Affairs of Taxes. i. a Forscon uhich such Claim: are to be made may be, had at the said Office, out application there, or I..)any Inspdlor or Survo , or of Taxes. By Order of the Board, M. HINTER. BXCIIEeUER 811.1. OFFICE ' . INTEREST ON EACHEQUER BILL'S TO liE PA it,: THE • Hollers iitchequer Bills dated in the Months of August, Srptember, and o.:74Ger, '&4, de :lrma of receiving the Interest that will bt due thereon tespeetive ty,' to Wednesday the 28th 1),9,. of ,fugast, Iso j, inclusive, in Abney, and of taking new Exchequer Bills .in exchange for the Principal, hewing ex lutrrest of Threc.pence Ilelftenny per Cintem,per Diem, and Ilya!, iota tb. Pnblic Revenues after the sib ol:April unless, miner discharged," tv".ho shall signifr inch their desire at Ibis Office on Gi before the w,d ieJlant, rprqy re csiwo the same aor.rn'iNey. iittendance will be given daily (Surd: s and floliday.l ex. opted) until Friday the 23d irtit. biclusive,frem, fen o'Cl.ck in the Morning. till One in the Afternoon, for the , purpose of receiving the Jam. And Pr the greater dispatch, the „Bearers of the said Rills are desired to bring uparate Lists pf each Description of Bills, containing the *Umbers in nurneriCal'order,"accareling to the value of the said Bills and times of eommencement of with the Principal Sum.; fiend Interest dui thereon, computed from the Arys on'which they are respealvely dated, exclusive, to the said 28th day of August rgos,irsclulive, When'the new Bills will be tiled ; and they are desired to write their Names and Plater of Abode ors i such Lists,.and l'nd‘rse their Narnts en,the said Bills. The New Bills will he delivered on Friday, the joth August, iSoj, and filloncing days. &chequer Bill Office, St. 111. s, Westminster, Aug. To.. EAST INDIA lIOUSiI, • • August t 4 dos . . COMMITTEE of . ;SHIPPING of Me UNITED C01111)4NY f MERCHANTS of F„NG- L AND trading to the East ..Indies, do berth" give Notice, That the Committee be ready to receive Proposals, ire If 'thing (sealed up); on or hefore Irdnesd.tv the 231 b instant, from such Persons who may be willing in supply the Company with COPPER. And that the Conditions of the Contrail may tae Itreff, upon ap. pikation to Me. ,YantesCoggan„ Clerk to the said Committee, with . 14 ,14 n. the Proposals Dram be left defare Twelve o'Cio'k at Noon on the said 2816 instant, diyond which Hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. CADETSHIP TO INDIA. Tins so anxiously sought Appointment in the MILITARY SERVICE of the bast. ndia Company, and now grown so diffictilt of obtainment, can direfily be presented to a Vomit riv - under rs, nor exceeding,2a years of age. As he be most r. , speaably introduced, he must be of unexceptionable Conduct and Connesioits. A Letter from his Parent or Cuardian,. giving Name, and Residence (pe. reniptorily, not.otherwise), and pledging Secrecy and liberal Treaty, will meet high regard. A Young Gentleman having held a Commission in th e Regulars, ilitiai or r c , i cibles, for One Year, qualities hint up to as ears of ge. The Com_pany's Service is considered to he nor's - eligible; than the IS ing's, because in it Contin46-ions cannot le bought. Every Officer acquires Nonunion, even to the very highek "Rank, by stria Rotation onl . and Iviu;n artk r ~:'.ateri int* of ServicY'r he chiises to retire, it 1a un Ftrri City tor Lite, whatever the Rank he may have arrived at. Adctreis, postage paid, Z. Z. New Chapter Dukteareourt, Le:'6.m4e, STAFF. Rebett Walker Alexander, cent. to be an Aesistant Corn. mWary of Stores, Provisions; and Forage to the Forcei. ERRATUM _ _ . ...... .. ~, 17th Begibtent of Foot, Fur Capt, Henry. Gullet to be =apt; by purchee, vice Blakeney, who Eetires, road, Capt. IWO Gough to be Major, by pLirchifse, vice Btiflung, who mites, Ordnance.tVice, Aug rc, !gas. Corps of Rtyal &I:lnters. Wm. McCulloch, Gent. to bet Second Lieutenaht. Dated August t, 1801. Rgal Re merit of tlrtillery. • First Lieutenant Edward - Whitiyatei to be Second Captain, vice Campbell deetased. Dated !lily 8, tSos. Second Lieu t. Richard C. Molesworth to be First - Lieutenant, vice Whinyates. Patedduly 17, tBe . s. Gcntkmatt Cadet Wm ',M . unro to be Secon Lieutenant, vice A,Wilson, motet!. Dated Aug. 9, sBoc. Gentleman Cadet llcnry 1., Stserting to be ditto, vice W. A. Davies, pm . ..tinted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Ceo. Colas to be ditto, vice promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Ca., det Are;,ipaltl M. Campbell to be ditto/ vice J. W. fobit. son, promoted, Dated as above. iirownlow I. Maitland to bc ditto, vice 4 Cruttenden, promoted, Dated as above. • ,Gentlemen Cadet C. Jones to be ditto, vice Dowell, 1 , 10.• meted. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED: 1 ohn Vl llilms, of I.lanliiian, Denbighshire, dealer in cattle, from Allgttat 24 to ().tobt:,.r rz, at Clth'en, at Utflittilit:l, LOllltun.. BAN.KRUPTS. john itcnnell, of Gouldstone-square, St. ntry,Whitechnel, vMaidiee.cx, bililder, to surrender August 3 , , and Sept. 2:i, at tt.:l,, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stratton, Shore, ditch. . _ Coulson johnSon,•of the Marquis of Granby..yarcl, Knights bridge, NI ghtlesex,stJble-kccper, to surrender Atigtut 20, 27, and Sept. 2s, at ten, at Gnilcroall. Attornies,. MeSSIS. Nlinsitull and Veal,. Millbantv-smer, Westminster,. la kw, ford Diamond, late of Gt6at Mussel-street„ Blooms bury, but now of Dean4street, St. Ann, Westmiribter,•ll:4ir dresserand pet furrier, to surrender August 24, 3 t, unit Se pt. A at ten, •at Ctuilclllalt. Attornies, Messrs. • DoVe and Mayhew, I'lin-court, Temple. . .' Robert Scut:herd lones, of Mark-lan e, London, corn-iluier, to 'surrender August 25, at one, Sept. 7, and 28, at tWOVZi at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Thomas Slater, of Leicester;groceri to surrender Ant ist 28, at onc,• Sept. 7, and 28 . , at twelve, at Gdilithall, Lon:. don. Attorney, Mr. Rtvington, Fenchurch-street-huild 4 inks. Fenchurch-street. John Leakan, of Worcester-street, Southwark, Surrey; Wright, to surrender August 24, at ten, 26, at nine, and Sepia 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Smith, Robert-street, Adelphi.. • . William Whitnall, now or late of Milton, near Sittingbruiri*, Kent, miller, to surrender August 24.31, and Sept. 28, • t twelve, at Guildhall, London. A ttormes, Mr. Wink, Mil ton ; or Mr. Brace,, Essex-court, TeMple, London. Anna Moggridge, o f cranbourn-street, Leicester.squme, Middlesex, milliner, to surremier August 24, 31. A l d Sept. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attolue)' Mr. 1t dII, Wood-street, Spital fields. Robert Abney, late of Ashby-de-la-Zoneh; Leleestershirei btickmaker, to :Amender Sept. 9, at tour, Jo, at eleven, and 28, at. t welve, at the Q tern's Head Ina, Ashby-de. Is. Zotlch. Atiotnies, Mr. snilth, Ashby-&-la-Z,,•.mch ; or Meisrs. Frice, Brown, and Bevan. Lineolit's.lrin; don.' ' ' D 1 ('II)ENDs. Sept. $7. William Thomas and Henry Hesketh, late .of Ches ter, banktrb and co-partners, at eleven, at the flUtel, Chester. _ August 27. a r 20 2 7 : a r ; m k c l e i ro n cxi Cz no r; ,. ner, of Butt-lane,Deptforst, Kent, mariner, at ten, at Guii flnu Sept, t 4. Samuel Rohy and Edward koby, of Wood.srt,o, Loudon, hosiers and 'copartners, at tvaclvi.', at Sept. 21. Charles Stephenson, alParliament-street, IllinSter, stationer, at twelve, at t.;taildhati. Sept. 17. Thomas Geary, of itustia-friars, London, met chant, at ten, at Gitil.lll.lll. Dec. 2. George Morris of Long-alley, tiliddle. sex, leather-seller at ' eleven, at Guildhall. enn Sept. Eitint Ardiy, of Liverpool, an , f t t ,u ra • , at one, at the Globe Tavern, I ghn-strect LJY o e f f , i... a . l l 4. ._.• Sept% In. Edward Illorcddiln and 10ilit 1 . 1 441.1 15 1 ,:rs Chipping Cainpnen, Glotice.cter3lole,, p.•• •, • i •t ar tha White Hart Inn, ti y op • ceNter. Sept:2 I. simmerSrryiilt, o f I.ivcrponl, in:rebuilt, at one, at robe Tavcin, Larrpotil ..ouidingt of 1 ' : ` 14 , v4 " 1 erton ana ti tn; • .ut twelve, at *4r. Globe ttaticaant'a to.pArli e 'raYero, Sept. 7. Sutton, of button-maker, ti Lt\crp)ot, eii ARC! c,)-piirzi , ers. 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