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54--,Anti r TA .. . • .., Al\*USe.i& k ' s < N . ....,,......,__ ....,,,,...„... -,. ,1---7. - zigt-s-e^ tw,4,i. ,- - , s I , -4 U , 4-,.. --e. :(5—, , c: o! . f s ti . , :g ra- .., -1-... • r . r - 1. , t * • 1 ' i ; •-••• # fr P ; . t r t 1 .or . i 1 v NUMBER 4342.] THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1806. •. ~-.;: i PitICE SIX PENCir. GUILDHALL, WEYMOUTH, AUGusT ;9, t 206. . T a MEETING of the INHABITANTS to • hear the Answer read which had been received to their Petition to the,Cornistander in Chief, for the removal of the 7th Regithent of Foot from this Town, •. A Letter, dated, Horse Guards, 4th August, i 806, and sign. .ed W. GORDON, having been read ; Resolved Unanimously, - That this Meeting contemplates with great regret the un qualified rejection of their Petition, inasmuch as the pro. bable tendency, will be to confirm in the minds of the Sol-- siliers of that Regiment the Opinion which they openly avow ed acted upon, that they arc not accountable for their condud (wha;ever the may be, or whoever may be the object of it) to anv but a Military Tribunal. Resolved Unanimous, v, That notwithstanding the evidence which may have been given beioi.. a Al Ili Ltry Court, it Inch./ a fad well known in. this Town that the Soldiers of the' 7th Regirriciit.were the sole Aggressors in the Riot, on account of which the Inha bitants petitioned for their removal (in consequence of as saulting the Magistrates and, many of the 'lnhabitantS with drawn Sworck awl Bayonets, 'and attempting to rescue two of the Regiment i'oin the bar, Is of the Civil Power, in whose charge they were), this Meeting fully - approves the Steps that Lave been taken to bring some or the Delinquents before a Court of Justice known and acknowledged by the Laws of the Country., - Resolved, That tiles,: Resolutions be published in such of-the rub,- lic as the Chairman shall think proper. • . H. H. FISARD, Chairman, Senior Bailiff: RUGBY .SCHOOL THE Rev. Dr. INGLES having, in consequence of his bad health. signified his intention . of resigning the Head Mastership of Rugby School, •he Trustees hereby give notice, that 'they will proceed to the Election of a new Master on Tuesday the 16th day of December next, at it ugby, at Twelve a' C lock The Trustees teeling the importance of the appointment of a Person whose Charader and Abilities may make thc Public the less regret the Vacancy occasioned b y the Resig statiOn of Dr. I ngles, and thinking it their duty to give every -attention to this great objet, request that such Gentlemen as propose to become Candidates wilt signify. their intention to Mr. George Harris, of Rugby (Clerk to the Trusteeo), be fore the toth day of Odober next, that every information may be obtained by the Trustees, previous to the Elethon, which may dire their judgment: I t is required by the Ad of Parliament 57th Geo. 111. c. 7 r. that the Masters of Rugby. School shall be Protestants of ttie Church of England, and shall ,Inive taken the degree of Master of Arts in the University of Oxford or Cambridge. By 0 ider of the Trustees, . Rugby, August, iZo6. GEO. HARRIS, Clerk. To SAIL-CLOTH MANUFACTURERS. AYoung Man,. ' -'who has had the entire.Manage rnent of an extensive Business in a Sail-cloth Manufac tory for five Years,. Wishes tovngage in a respectable House in that Line; to undertake the Management ,of the Manufac turing Part, the care of the 1.30(.k5, or to Travel, in each-of which .capacities he flatters himself, from his connexions and general knowledge of the Business in all its branches, he Would be found an acquisitioii; as no endeavours on his part wbuld.be wanting to promote the interest of his employer, to whom his being perfe4ly - 4cquainted with the ,Bleaching of Yarn, by a•cheap and easy process, would prove ,an - ad vantage. FOr further particulars address (post-paid) to A. B. Mr.. Carner's Library, Margate, Kent. The Advertiser feeling himself fully competent to the un dertaking, would have no obji:clion to have the Management of a New Concern, for any one w ishingto enter into such a lucrative Line of Business. BIDE FORD. DEVON. 'VALUABLE RECTORY, WithPARSONAGE HOUSE, - and FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of GLEBE.. -. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By PETER COXE, At Carraway's, on Tuesday the 26th of August, at Twelve,. HE NEXT .PRESENTATION to the VALU ABLE RECTORY of BIDEFORD . , producing a pre;ent Income of 56 , 1 per Annum, ;Ira yearly CornpOsition an lieu of Tytites, taken at the very moderate Renr of 2 s i n the PoUncl, including the Rent of the Ulelae and Surplice Fees, but is presumed the Reaory is highly irriprovahle ; the present Incumbent is aged 76. The Parsonage Is beauti fully situate, with Lawn, Gardens, and .Plantations ;- com mands extrusive Views 'of the River Torridge and neighbOur ing Country ; contains a Drawing-room, Dining. parlour, and Study, eight Bedchambers, convenient Offices of every de . cription Coach-house, .and two Stables. The Glebe con sists of Fifty- five Acres of ri, h Arable and Pas.ti - c Land.-- Bideford is a pleasant Sea l'Ort and.good Market Town, a few Miles 'distant .from Barnstaple and Torrington, the Neigh bourhood genteel and social,. the Roads good, and.the Conn . try singularly pleasant. The present Re6lor, the Reverend Richard Keats, On application, will - stew the Parsonage:and Glebe. . Particulars may be had one month preceding Ihes 4 le, at the Pope's Head, Plymouth ;. the Golden Lion. Barnstaple the New London Inn, ncter ; the New Inn, Bideford ; of Mr. P. Coxe, No. 33, Throgmorton-street; and at Lloyd's and Garraviray's. VOTES Foi( THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. FREEHOLDS IN ‘VFEITECROSS-STREET, IN THE PARISH OF ST. LUKE, OLD-STREET. • - TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawav's Coffee.house, in• 'Change-alley) Cornhill, on Friday, the 2911,1 inst. atTwelve'o'Clock, in 18 Lots, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com prising two eligible .Dwelling-houses, Avith Slops situate in Whatecross-street, in possession of Mr. Newman, cheesernotiger, and Mr. Dias, confedtioner • several Dwel jing-houses, nearly the whole of Adam-and-Eye -court, and sundry houses in 'Checquer-alley, lett to Messrs. Bonney, Hooper, and others; the whole forming a compaa and de. sirable Estate, well worth the attention of Gentlemen wish log for interest in the County. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Newman, corner of Adam-and-Eve-court, Whitecross-street, where Particulars In ay be had; at Garraway's; of hiessrs. Loaden and Pegler, Solicitors, New Boswell-court, London; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. - ELEGANT VI LLA,.FAR M, and LANDS, near CROY- ------- - - - DON, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Cole-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on -Friday, 29th August, at Twelve o'clock, .Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cared CH E LSH AM LODGE, consisting of an eligible Mo dern Villa, presenting a handsome uniform elevation ; with Coach-house, Stabling, Brew-house, and useful Olices, Pleasure-ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciously placed in. a Paddock of 50 Acres, surrounded by sundry lnclosures of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Lands,in a ring fence, and com prising Fairchilds and Highains Hill rarm, in the Parishes of Cheisham, West Wickham, and Cudham, And in the Court ties of Surrey and Kent ; with a commodious Farm-house agreeably detached from the Mansion, capital Barks, Stabling, Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, Granaries, and numerous' e.nt venient Building-:, a Ludge Entrance, and .two exCellent Cottages, containing in the whole upwards of 374 Acres.— '1 he situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 miles from Croydon, Bromley, and Westerhain, and within 15 of Lon n; surrounded by a beautiful Vicinity, abounding in Game, at.d in the centre of several Packs of Hounds. May be viewed with Tiekets, Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gulden-square. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; . . All other Capital Prizes are afloat. PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARESiviII have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes, Provided they purchase before the Drawing commences, which will be on the 13th of OCiober next. The Sthenie contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND- POUND PRI'ZES,: TEN THOUSAND POUND_ PRIZES, FIVE' THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &e. To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other State Lottery to be drawn this Year. . if SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 - , £20,000 . - - - ,C60,00t1 3 - 3 - - - - - 15,000 5 - . - *- - 5,000 8 - - - - - 40 00 20 - - - - . - 100 '.• • - - - 2,000 4 0 . So ' - - - - - 2,050 4,100 - 20 ---• . - • Si,ooo 20,000 Ticket's ,C200,000 Tickets: and. Shares arc on Sale at every Lottery 0 (Ike. Ticket - - 't9 15 0 • Half - - . - to 2 o ; Eighth - - , 2 it 6 Quarter - - 5 a o 1 Sixteenth - r . x 6 o STATE LOTTFR Y,• To commence Dnpan4 i3th October, 18,-,6, ONLY TWENTY. THOUSAND TICKETS: The SCHEME Contents 3 Prizes of - Zzo c oo 3 - - 4 10,Goo c oon, &c. &c. &c. And the lowest ''rize Twenty Pounds. THE FIRSTADRA.WN TICKET will be enti-. tied to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, and no other axed Capi t al. ,TICKETS and SHARES are on• Sale by•RICHARD SON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. Stock-Brokers, and Charin g cross, London. • ~~~ FULL MONEY FO'R PRIZES No. aS. CORNHILL, sz, CHARING-CROSS, and ST. MARGARET's RILL, BOROUGH. :HORNSBY and Co. resp6af'ullyacquaint_ their Friends and the Public, that they have on Sale at , the above State Lottery Officeso great Vartety of TICK ETS and SHARES in the present State Lottery, which consists of only zo ' oao Tickets, and commences drawi ng Oct o b er 13 . Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exadly on the same terms as if prese:nt. • 'The Prizes in the last Lottery are paid in full by HORNS BY and Co. •INDIA AF-FAIRS. This-Dan was published, price One Shilling, QURSTANO4 of,the SPEECH. o Sir ARTHUR k.) WELLESLEY, in the Committee of the House of Commons, on the STATE of the FINANCES of the East India Company, delivered On Thursday, July to, 1806. Printed for J:. Stockdald; Piccadilly. Of whom may he.had, in.ThreePaqs;4lLasttared with flans, price 11. Jos. 6d. or on ROyal. Paper, zl. 3s, 6d. The History of the late ‘Vars in India, with the Negocia: tions.which preceded, and the Treaties which terminated them. By the Marquis Wp,itesley, 7MR. DUTEN's MEMOIRS. This Day were published, elegantly printed in Five Vols. small Odavo, prke 2ss. in boards, r EMOIRS of a TRAVELLER now in Retire- , INJL went : Written by HIMSELF ; and containing Anecdotes of most of the Courts of. Europe, and of Distin guished Statesmen and Public Characters who have flourish ed during the last Half Century. - -.Printed for Richard Phillips No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars; and to be had of all Booksellers. . . Of whom may also be had, just published, s. Mr, cares Stranger i ► Irelaird, 455. z. Miss 0 weilgoli's Wi.d Irish Girl, 135. 6d. ; and 3 Mrs Robinson's Poetical Works, 3os. %vA I' BRING ,)'LACES for 18_6. • .This Day was published,. Prise r 35. intoards,.l4s 'half bound, or t is. 6d. in calf gilt. in Ont very thick ,and closely printed Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Maps and Views, . rrIiE,,.GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and 1 .SEA-BA 11-iIiNG PLACES in England and Woles, for tSo6,.c.Onsis . ting of ACCURATE and . CI RCUMSTA N. ,:rthL DESCRI UNS of every Place of fashionable Re sort, and of the Curiosities and. Scenery in their EnVirons ; with an I tmerary.of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LON—ON'. This Work is'so well known, and has been so universally. approved of for its Completeness and Accuracy, that any fur ther Description of its Contents, or any Observations on its IVlerird and Utility, would be superfluous. • Printed for Richard Phillips; No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; and to be had of all llooksellers,'partieularly of those .who reside at the respedive Sea- Bathing and Watering Places. Of whom may also be had, The Picture of London tor 1806, by the same Editor, price 55. bound in red. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Two large Volumes in 0 elavo„ price in boards •tBs. a New Edition, correded and cc.iisiderably enlarged. being the• Sixth; of • • ' .1 4 -1 LEMEN'I'S of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, introductory to Usefid. - Books in the Principal ,Branches of Literature and Science. With Lists of the most approved Autlrrs ; including the best Editions Of the Classics... .De_ signed chiefly for the I unior Students in.the Universities, and the nigher Classes in Schools. :. ' By 1 - 11:.NRY .KETT . .„'It D. ,1 FelloW and TutorOt Trinity - Ca 14, Oxford. Printed for Messrs. Rivington, St. l'at.rt's Church-yard; Fl4tchard, Piccadilly ; and Egerton, Whitehall, London ; Parker and J. Cooke, Oxford; and Deight( - 41. Cambridge. • Of whom may be .had, by the same Author, History the Interpreter of 'Prophecy: ; or, A View of the Scriptural Pro phecies and their Accomplishments in the Pat anti Present Occurrences of the World ; with Conjectures respecting their future Completion. The Sth Edition, in a vols. 31/o. price in boards r.fs. - • BEAUTIES OF WALES. This Day was published, in One handsome Vol. Svo. price ios. boards, . MHE CAMBRIAN.ITINERARY. or, WELSII TOURIST ; Containing an Historical and 'Topogra— phical• Description of the Antiquities and Beauties of Wales. Also, prefixed, a Welsh' , Vocabulary; Names of all the Inn 4; the Bardic Alphabet • and a ylap of the Principality, with an accurate Delineation of the Roads, &c. By THOMAS EVANS, London : Printed for Thomas Ostelt, Ave-Nfirii-lane ***," This excel lent and impartial Work is a most admir able Companion for all . who are in the habit . of travelling► through Wales, and wish to be acqu :inted with its varlbua beauties." Union Mag. Aug: 18,2. " This Performance exhibits a very eligible' Companion for those who . shall Make the fashionable Tour 9f. Wales, and the Vocabulary gives it art' advantage beyond any other, Book of the kind that we have s:en. The Map prefixed is teat and well executed." British Crit.. tan. 1803. Thougirwe have perused most of the Books 1 - elating to the Principality, we are more particularly pleased witlothe Volume los!for- , us. It.contains so many articles with which the intelligent, Reader would wish to be acquainted, that we think it well entitled to ourapprobation." Monthly Visitor, April', 1863. For farther recomMendation see Anti- Jacobin, Monthly -Review, itropean, tic. . FINE ARTS. • M • It; CRAIG has th& pleasure Of announcing to the Public, that his ESSAY on the STUDY of NATURE, in Drawing Landscape, having been long out of print, and yet having been constantly inquired for, he has made arrangements for reviving it under the title of 4 ' The Complete InstruCtor in Drawing." At a time when the highest charaders in the Natioh are associating; forthe pUrpose of prbmotfng the Imitative Arts,. as the means Of National prosperitjr, Mr. Craig,. therefore, to aid such wriotic intentions, as tar as in his power, ofnrs this Work to the Public as one that, by beginnirK with the first Elements of Landscape, will instruct without the at tendance of a Master : the same motives have induced him to publish it at a price that will but just defray the expence. The first six Numbers, consisting of six Royal folio Platei each, will contain a complete. series tf progressive Lessons in Landscape, with instructions to, accompany each; Inc next six Numbers will give similar instruCtions and Lessons iii Figures, &c. . . . . . . . .. . The first Number, price 6s. 6d. will be published Feb. Ist, to be continued every month tilLcomilleteri. London': Publihed by.,T. Osten, 3, - Ave Maria-lane, C. 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This Day was published, in One large Volume, Odavo, a new Edition, being the Seventh, corrected, and consider ably enlarged, priCe los. 6d. in boards, ,b; TREATISE on. the POLICE of the METRO `; PO LIS ; containing a Detail of the various Crimes and Misdemeanours by which Public and Private Property and S , :curity are at present'injured and endangered ; and sug. gestiug Remedies for their Prevention. • ' By P.. COLOUHOUN, Printed for J. Mawman, Cadet' and Davies, R. Faulder, Clarke and Sons, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Vernor, Hood, and 'Sharpe, H. D Symonds, Lackingron, Allen, and Co. Scatcherd ,and Letterman, R. Lea, B. Crosby and Co. - Wynne and Son, R. Pheney, Blacks and Parry, I. Asperne, and Wilson and Spence ' York., Of whom maybe had, by the same Author, A Treatise on the Commerce . and Police of the River Thames. Illustrated by an accurate Map of the River, from London Bridge to Sheerness, in one large volume, Bvo. ptice tos. 6d. boards. We think it will be of essential service: to all persons possessed of property, either in their Habitations or on the River, to keep for their defence those domestic guards—Mr. Colquhowes two Treatises on The Police of the Metropolis, and of the River Thames," sza. • • No. 29 4 .Arandel-stteet, Sept: t 3, 1304. FOR Eleven Years I 'have relinquished all other Pradke fur the Treaiment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies wnich arc the consequences of a destrudive The undoubted qualifications which I -possess,-as a Mem ber of the Royal College ,ol' Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon io the Army, and :he 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 respedable -general Praditioner, whose mind 'is harassed by attention to an i mmense variety of DiSqrders. - The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world 1 have, been consulted, must have considerably conduce:l to my paled comprehen sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo tnent, and it such Cases of distressful disarrangement do 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 Pradice for the Treat. mum of these; and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, - Danger, and Dis. tress may be avoided, -and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much future.miscry may be prevented, by such means of reanimation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate neglea the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a cafe and permanent restoration, even :when other Practitioners have failed. • The terms of remuneration arc precisely stated on the first interVigw, norm letters are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. MARTINI BREI3, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Tent: e-bar: There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. • CONSIDER it but an a& of justi ce d ue t o t h e I merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to corn rnunicate 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 al most to a skeleton; and although he, had the best rtiedical advice which could be obtained, and.-tried a variety of Patent Medicines; nothing could be procured -which seemed to suit - Us case,or to do him any service : he remained in a most re. duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession; and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fat no one who knew him ever supposed it pos sible for him to recover. :Ile was advised at last to try your Leake's, Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the directions given with them. He had not taken snore than two boxes be fore ,he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes snore he follnd his appetite and strength gradually_ return, and is now as and stout as any man I know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am, Sir, yoUr obedient humble servant, Library, I. (Akstotte. THOS. PURDAY. l'repared-and Sold by the Sole Proprietor THOS. s London, at his House, No. 9, New l3rike-Street ; Where,, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice particularly direded to the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should alwaysnbserve, he flatters hintself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by.a discerning Publi6, 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. 35, St. Al. l'An's-street, Pall Mall; the Toysilop, No. 503, Oxford street Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridki, Edinburgh; Mr. Donald's, Glas go;:v ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; .and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gd. each, sealed up with full and plain direc tions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 8., Every Box sold in G rea t B r itai n i 0 sealed up with a stainp on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print ei. at the Stamp-office,. T. Tailor, No. g, New Bridge, site!t v " to se which is Felonyo and'all others are colic). lea 41. VICTU4LLING-OFFICE, . . . Yai; 24 , i Bo6. _ THE COMMIS, lONElBfor VICTUAL:LT.4 EIIS itiA.7E.s7:i's NAY Y do hereby give Notite, That on Friday the ivh Day of Septentket next; they will be ready in t~s ceive Tenders in writing. (sealed up), and treat for such Quanti ties of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the best quality, and to be cured in the ensuing Season, ar the respe"aive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to sfer ; one third Part the, ref to be packed in Half Puncheons, ens third Fait in 'Tierces; and the remaining one third Partin Barrels ; to be delivired into His :17a: jesty's Stor'es'at Deptford,P.;rtsmouth, and P6.lnouth, and into the Arily hjualling Stores in St. Cizthttine's, in regu lar 'proportions of each tiescriptin of Casks, by the Periods under. tnethisned, Otte fourth f tSe w,tole6, the f . ith janitav, ISO 7 Ore half of de rem.iin;ng quantity Ay 11. e 3 r at .11:erc6, 4n.1 the rentabidett by the 3otb of 'tune - , 184. Attd to be paid foi- payable, with inte,ete, Ithiey defy: of r daie. The Conditions of the Contraas may he . .seen at the .5 ; ecretarf's 05ceat this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dungerville, /low fir the at ark, tis`thellithirs IliajeSty's Ctfs:s ions at Limerick; Belfast; Airiin:j and lksie r rfo?d; and .to ibt Postniiiter-General at DlS6lin respeeilvtly. N. B. No Tender for a le'sri2maniij, than scorielces Will ie accepted. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday the 12th Sep.' !ember next, nor unless the Peron who makeithe Tender,‘'or sonie Perion on hkbehislf, attends, to answer; when called:for: kICTUALLING-OPPICE; • • . Aug. 13, iBc6. rrITE COMMISSIONER,S'for VICTUALLIA 0 HIS MAYESTrs NAVY do hereby give Nqice, Thai on Wednesday, the -27th instant,: they will 'be ready to re.: ceive Tenders, - in writing, sealed up, and treat for Three Hun. :Ind Chet/draw cf PITTS TANFIELD MOOR COAI..S, 1 . or Coals of equal goodness, to be delivered in a whole Cargo cr Cargoes in the space of three !Peeks- from the date of the Contrat?, Winds and !Feather permitting, alongside the ;nay of Hi: Ma.; feso , 's Viaualling'Premises at Plymouth Scutbd , , , vn ; and to be paid for by Bills, pqYable, - with intereit, ninety days after date. The Conditiint of the Catania may be seen at the SeerthvY's bffice. No regard be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not 4e inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliverer; to the Board before One o'Clotk on the Said Wednesday the 27th in- . *taw, nor utiles: the Person who maker the 7 - entre?, or sold' Perton on kit behalf, attends, to answer; 'When called foe VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug. s 3, 184 TE COMIIIISSIONERSfo r VICTUALLING HIS MAYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notici, That on Thursday the zist inst. Mr. Reeks, /kn . .- Agent at Port:rimier!), will he rear(' to receive Tenders, in Writing (sealed ups), and treat for One Thousand live hundred Quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT i for the Service of that ,Port, to weigh . 581bs.ier Bushel (and in case it should weigh above 5Sl6s. pet Zabel ay over Weight will be paid for), to be delivered in one Month; and is be paid for afy Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety dfys after date. • The Conditions of the,Contrati Ma; be seen at the o . ffice of the Atm! Viaualler, at Portsmouth, 4foresaid. No regard will* bad to any' Tender Tender in which the Price'shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not' be delivered to Mr. Reeks before Twelve o'clock on the said Thursdeii , the zisi inst. nor stnless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per: son on hit behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE, - 31, xBo6. nritE COMMITTEE of SHIPPIAG‘ of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCII/lAITS of ENG LAND, trading to the East Indies,' hereby give Notice, That the ComMittee :will be ready to receive PP oposals in Writi. Mg, sealed up, on or before IV - dnesday, the zoth of disgust ruxt, front . such Persons who may be Willing to supply the Cim-P ta?y It.itb Anchors. and Grapnal . s. Canvas. Copper. Pitch and Tar.: Shot and Shells: Swedish Iron. And tbat the COnditions of the Coniraiits may be seen :Von ippil. cation to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the :aid Committer ; tvitb who* the Proposals niust be left before Twelve o'clock at N.m, on the said loth of August, beyond which boor the Conn:Nee will not receive nary Tenchr.; EAST INDIA ROUSE, August 6, 1806. 7 1 1-TE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED A. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND %radial , to the East ladies do hsfre4y give Notice, Thal any Person who Shall in future be noinlnated to a Sitria; lion, either Civil or Mililary, in the Service of the said Conspa , y, and who shall haVe , obtained such Nomination, either direaly or indiret7y, by purchase, of agreement to putThash, through ?be me.•.. dhoti of an Agent, or other Person, shall 6e rejeged ; and the Person so nominated shall he rendered incapable of holding any Situation whatsoever 1,1 the Company'S Service ; rind I n this event' of any Person having obtained an Appointment in the manner be- Pre stated, and proceeded to India, prior io Its icing - discover, !, stlth Person shall be diliirsed Eve Company' s Service, and oi:d hack to England, and` shall also be rendered incapable of hadi7g. any Situation whatevee in the Compav;'s Service., , WatlelM R4 l ,llSAri Srcreta►y.