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Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Se(fond Price ts.—Upper . Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Fotbrooki at the. Box-Oilice in Little Russell-street. • , The 'Mors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-pat THEATRE ROYAL, -COVENT-GADEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, April 19, will be'` TH STRANGER. - The Stra r, Mr. KEMBLE; ' Mrs Haller, Mrs. SIDDONS. "I WITH , WE FLY BY NIGHT;. - . Or, LONG STORIES. The Charaaers by • Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. BRUNTON, •Mr. FARLEY, Mr. SIM MONDS, Mr. BLANCHARD, • Mr.' I' AWCETT, Mr. 'LISTON ;* • Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE, Miss TYRE &c. Poxes 6s. Pit 0 . . 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery'ts. Feces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box O dire in Hart-street. , . ' T;,..• Doors to he welled at half past Five, and begin at half past • Op M,nday, The, Gamester: Beverley, Mr. Kemble ; Stokely, Mr. Cooke ; Mrs. Beverley, Mrs. Siddons. !:‘ Tuesday, The Wheel' of Fortune ; with Oscar and Maly lila • On Wedn:sday, King Henry the Eighth. AQUA.fIe THEATRE, SADLER's WELLS. 0 NATONDAY NEXT; Ann, 21, 1806, !...k !t MICUAEI.ETU SANC.'II,,P-S,frdin Dantzic, will ex•lnb:: his uncommon Specktneci of Ability on the SLACK-I-U)I'F I &C.—After which, an entire New Panto 'lie called HARLEQUIN and the, WAT KEL.PE ; ,vil I be in: rod,:ed a - Fruit and Flo— 'r Dance, coin llartland ; and a Dance of 'V qetablo i cont.. po - 'Miss Taylor will also Dance ;_ character cif a, Sailor. :After .the Pane . be exhibited-twoPanotarnas repre wzrii; . • ..+lry of ibe Fiera' of the Nile. The .En tem , ~o,J•ide with - a New MkisicA - Piece, call - ed Tlt : _it ! •. I 1", ()TS, tennittatihg with the Bat .ile of Watcf.. . • 'A FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE arid . . sI. LM(.: 4k; F. ES, Catalyni o. and Ara bian . 1 essa_ mines, arid s.ue Bi I,glia'S.visageS, - is this day arrived in' ]3i_gh preservation; ,r ktin Burgersi; - . and Son's , Warehouse, No. 107, Straw!, 1.und09.. . : ' . • - April S, 446. .`, , ...- . , - - . LON TlC:lg' 7-.EielZiTt.' 'GENERAL MEETING of the' PROPRIE— TO will be held on ThurSday, the 2.4thitist. at the 1 - louse, 8, Old Jewry, to receive a Report from the Managers, and to elea; by ballet; the OW Officers, &c. .of - the Insti preparatory.m the insertion of their Names in the pro. posed• Charter: . • The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. Balloting Lists, - containing the Names Persons recom *tended by the Managers, may be had at ti d e C leek's Office. SANIU El. WOODS. Secretary to the- Cohanittee.. April lc, tBo6. SOUTH KILVINGTON, near THIRSK. Valuable FREEI-1()IN LSTATE and exferis - rve—Manor, within a Mile of the Town of ThirOt, in the NOtth Riding. To be'PEREMPTORILY SOLD• by AUCTION, Order of the Assignees of John I•latty Tuke, a Bank rupt, at the House of Mrs. Cass, Inn-h Older, in.Tnirsk, on Mondity the . :2Bth April, 1866, at Four_o'Clock in the A fternoon, - • • . 'THE MANOR of SOVTL-1. - KILVINGTON - , A. extending °yet the Townships• of. South Ki I vington and Thornboroogh ; and THREE several FARMS, consisting of newly-ereded Farm-houses, situate in Kilvington afore said; with suitable Conveniencies- and Out-buildings ;- and Parcels of rich arable and pasture Land ; containing altogether c5tA.. oR. 19P. in the several occupations of air. Thomas liriguall, Mr. Daniel Foiter, and Mr. George .Spenceley ; and a Cottage and Garth in Kilvington aforesaid, containing Ito. and 291'. N-o part of the Purchase -money, except . a deposit. of Ten Per cent. -will be requited until the r ith Oaolaer next. The several Tenants will shew, the 'Farms ; and printed - Particulars maybe had by apolving to:Mr: Frost, Hulli Mr. Ramsey, Beverley'; or Mr. Vt/Ikcr, Thirsk. STAINES; MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AucTioN, • By Mi. SMITH, • y Mad' of the Execitrix of the late Mr. Stevens, deceased, at the Bush Inn, in Staines, on Tuesday the 2,2,d inst. at Twelve o'CloA, • AFREEHOLD ESTATE -(the Land-Tax . re , . deemed), coMprising.a modern and very genteel Dwell ing llouse, with attached and detached p lilacs, Coach-house and Stables,_walled Garden and Pleasure-ground, and a well Conned Hot-house and G reen-house, neat Front Court and Lack Lawn, planted with . Evergreens, enclosed by Walls and Iron Payisadoes in front, pleasantly.situated at - the. South East Entrance of Staines, in the County of Middlesex, 16 :tiles from London, 6 front Windsor, and to from Richinrind; tit for the immediate reception and accommodation of a gen teel family ; containing seven Bed-rooms, a,Sitting-roorn; a Drawing -to. in, three Parlours; Kitchen, and House-keeper's room, and other domestic Offices, fitted up in a peculiar stile of neatness. To be viewed by application to Mr. 3.. Vynes, of Staines. Printed Particulars.may be had at Mr. Buckley's No. i6t, Strand.; at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill ; and of Air. Srnitli,-Auctiodeer, Windsor. RICH.FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE. - TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Together or in Lots, • AVERY V:lll,able . FREEHOI i D ESTATE, situate in tire Parishes of Whaplode and Herlbeach; 'consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor, of LITTLE - 13 URY; . a nd sundry F.ri - ns in a .Ring.•fence; containing. 1 398-. A. t It. 27 P. of very rich Feeding Land. 'The Build ings are in complete repair, and - sobie of them havckbeen erected within the lizst two years. • The Land Tax is redeemed, and the ROad good. • The Estate is situate in a dry Country, • - and - not liable to flood s ; 'a - lid - near a navigable River; 8 miles from. Spalding,, 1 2 from Boston,. 4 .from fl6lbeach, and 12 trorri Wisbeadh, - all gOod Market Towns, and too miles from London. / Further particulars may be had on application to Messrs. foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who Wilf.shew the Estate ; at Messr, Nicholion and Hopkin's Office ; Mr. lon7Feale, s' l. brv:;.lor, both in Leeds .or Messrs. Foster ' - Cooke; and Lincoln'S.lnn-fields, Londob, whew Plans of the E s tat e' may be.seen.- - ..- - - . CIONTINUATION of SUBSCRIPTIONS for Mi. 1 3 111" g STATUE at the' University of C4m bridge:. • - ' . . . ~ Subscriptions already received: - - £ 479 2 -' 2 o Right .1-1.0 n.. C;Yorke,, t. John's : -- - to to o Joseph Smith, Esq. Caius , - -` - 7 31 - 'lO 0 . Dr. lohnson,,Caius • - -. , ..., • - • 5 5 0 Mr. _Buck, Magd. - • .. . . - . • .! 3 3 o _ Mr. R. tones, St. lolui l s - - ' 5 5 0 Mr, jamneS Wilding; Magd. - - . 2 2 o Mr. IMO Jones,'Tririity College • -, . .. 5 5 -,. Lord G. l'hyripe,St„.Joh's'- -.- -.- la 10 o - Mr. 1. Hayes, Pet. ,HouSe . . - , ' - - re ,so o Hugh Leycestei, Esq. M.P. King's College ' - 2o o- o Mr: 1. Dolignorr, Trinity College -,' 7 - 5 '5 , 0 • Mr. Gutch; Queen's 5 - 5 0 Dr. Goodall, Eton • _ _ ..., - - - 20 o o Mr. T. M. Phillips, Sid. - - ~. -- - 21 0 0 --Mr. T. G. Ferranti, TrinVy Coliege - - r 5 15 0 , Mr. P. Wodehouse, Emanuel - - 21 o • 'Mr., W. Hartlyman, Emanuel - , _ 5 5 o Mr. %V, Wade .- .- - - - 5 , 5 o Mr..l.ewis Duval; Trinity• Hall - - 5 5 0 Mr. T. Parke, Pet. House ~. _ - • 5 5 0 Mr. I.,Vanderoiculen, Cah.is - - 5- 5 ° Mr. Hedger, •Craiity Collage ;.:- --- ' •`.. • , ib-t c , ~,,' The Bishop of Quebec, Caius COO:CAC' -- . •, 31 10 Cr - Mr. - Abratiam•Moore, ! King's .: - • ro to 0 T he., Lord Bishop of Rochester , Kin g 's College -. 21 e o Mr. W. Skinner, St. 'John's . - ---•-• ,, --' 3 3 o Earl of Hardwicke, Queen's • - ' - - - 200 - o o Visequnt Royston, St... John's .0 - so o o 'Lord G.rantham, St. lohn's . - - :- 31 ro • Mr. T. Eton, jun. St. John's . - ' '. • `so ro b Lord•De Donsranville, King's- - . so to o LOrd. Viscount Lowther, Trinity College - 52 to o Mr.'leiti:reys A llen, Perribroke - . -- 20 o o ..Mr. W. Antrobus,St. - John's - ' • . - , 5. 5 - 0 R. llUnilas, Esq: M.P. - Emanuel - - - 21 0, o ; Mr. FF. Knipe, Queen's ... .. - -- 5 5 0 . ..Mr. R. Holford, St. John's _.. - - so o o Mr. .W. E. Barnes, Trinity College ..'" --• 5 ' 5 a Mr. Le Blanc, 'Trinity Hall - • .. - to -to 0 Mr. .Baron Sutton,.Ernaanel • - '-. - - 21 o o Mr. ,C Norris, Trinity College ~ - - to -10 o Mr. S. barker, Carus - . ' ' - so to o Mr. G. Anguish, Caius - - •'5 5 o Mr. j. Church, Caius . - - - 5. 5, o Mr. J. Syrtiontis, Caius - - - 5 5 o Mr. T. Bowdier, St. John's- - • - 3 3 o Sir G. Laker, Bart. King's-• - - .. 20 0 o , ;Mr. Myers, Trin4y College - 0 : - 5 5 0 Mr. S. Hawtrey, King's- - ' - , 5.5 o Lord Bolton, King's ' - , - - - 3 1 1 0 '0 Non. T. P. orre l'awletr, Trinity College 4 , to 'to o Dr. Bell, Prebendary ~f Westminster !., 0 - 20 o o' Lord Castiereagh, St. John's ' - - - 3 1 1 0 o G. P. HOlford, Esq. M. P. St. John's- • : to to . 0 Hon. E. S. Cowper, M. P. St. John's- 3 1 To o Mr. Bradford, Beue't - - i •• .. . 21 .0 0 Mr. 1. H. Renouard, Trinity College - . 5 5 o . Mr. T. Broailley, TrinitY College _ -.- •- 5' 5 0 Me - . 1. Hodges; Email., --- . - 3'3 a Professor Martyn, Sid. - - -- to 10 - 0 Mr. W. cam.. 0,,,, Sid. - - • 5 5 0 'Mr. P Bennetz, Elnan, - - 5 S o Mr. C. A. A. 'Lloyd, Trinity - College • - . 5.5 o Mr. R. Hasselloot, Trinity Hall . -_ -5 -5 o Mr. E. , ;llotlgson, Bene't •- • - 5 5 Mr.]. Lime, Queen's . -.- . . 2o" 0 Afr:Coiquii un, St. John's --lo m awl I:, v. H. icy der,. St. john's MI. I. Dave, S . t. John's - 1 Mr. I. N.Orde, Emanuel - Mr. W.-Pori, si..Joiiit's - F. Gregor, Esq. ALP. St. John's ' - Mr.-S. Fi.,...h. s-31.. lon.m's • f - -Mm. W. ‘20,..-,•ii,r.l, frc J,fii‘.., Lord , Aideo., -I 'linty College . • . . Mi. S. Lclier, St. John's.—.. , Mr. .T: Ccals;011, St. John's ' • .- Mr. Bland, CA ist'S ' - • ''' • ' 'l'. A. Ker. ison, Esq.- Bene't -. ; : '4 Mr., J. Humtrey, Bene't I • Mt. Tolnkinson ' Trinity College , I Duke of Rutland, - ,' ' • , 1- Marquis of Abercorn ' : .-- • . .. , i Dean of,l3nstol ' ..„ . , i Mr. Du Cane, St. John's • - Mr. Mills, Trinity College • .Mr. Mortlock,' St. john's ' ..,‘, • / I, Mr. Whitehall Davtes, Christ's 1, Mr. -Beecher, King's M r.• Brick wood, Pet. Mr. Bligh, St. lohn's Mr. Leake, John's . Mt. Dick, Trinity College 1° 10 2: o s 5 5 5 1 0 5 : ; 0 0 50'.0 0 5 S 0 •5 S 0 • 5 5 0 , 5 15 n ' .5 0. S', o 5o 0 0 100 0 0 to .0 0 Io Jo 0 5 5 o 5 , 5 0 o 5 • 5 0 5 5 0 S 5.0 S 5 9 lo Jo . . • • , - . Total' ‘6,316 .1 o The Subscribers .to the Statue of Mr.,Pitt are respect fully infOrmed, that the following Bankers have undertaken rto receive the Subscriptions: -Messrs. Harnmersleys and Co. Pall Mall ; Messrs.Hoareand Co. Fleet`-street.; Messrs. Barclays, and Co. Lomlaard-street, Loridon; and Mr. Gil ,. .lani,.tambricl,ge. t '( 'Cr . ?"' All Commtinitatioris upon •thiS subjeft are to be ad dressed to the Rev. John Brown, Trinity College,. who is Secretary to the Committee. . - I '. rtticiitiN or iit/t).r.s, 1 , ...1.i.ez. , , 41 , 1 0 PRIN Fs. A CATALOGUE qf Rare and Valuable BOOKS, ,_ princi pally Moktc,rn, puny of them elegantly bound, in various Lang'', ;es, the' property otiohn ,Sfockdale, which will be Solu oy Auelion by Mr.STOCKDA LE, jun. at No. 36, -.ol:l'Bond.street. ' , The. Sale will commence on Monday, the ztst April, at Twelve o'clock, to a Minute, and continue the Five following Days. Amongst many other. valuable Books • are Hogarth's cele brawl Engravings, proof impressions ; Bacon's, Locke's, EielElng's, Swift's, Lord Orford's, Dr. lohnson's, and Sir William, 'ones's Works ; Lavater's Physiognomy, with woo Portraits; ParliaorL'ntary Register and State - Papers, roB volumes; Chinichard' , s Map of Germany, Italy, &c. - co ibured and .liincelOurcd, with. Descriptions; Williams's Abridgment of Law Cases, 5 vols. ; Encyclopxdia' BritariL nica, Zo vols. ; Rees's Cyclopxdia ; Grose's Antiquities of England, Wales, Scotland, -and Ireland ; New Annual Re gistcr, zi vols. ; Monthly' ReView from its ,Cornmencement, r 23 Vols. ; - Chemistry ; Johnson's Dittionary ; nurphy's. - Tacitus, large and small paper ; British Essayist, • 45.v015.•;. various Histories of England; ough's CaMden's hritannia, fine and common Over ; Universal History, An cient and Modern, BVO. shd folio; Costume of Russia ; Phi loSophical Trariattiqns, ,65 .vols.-4to. ; a New unpublished Alap of Intlia,- -- eze. ..To he viewed t of() days preceding the Sate, and Catalogues had ot' Mr. Spckdale, No. iBt, Piccadilly ; and Mr. Walker, . Paternoster-row, - price 6d. • --. • -.• -This Day 'was published, n One Vol. Bvo. price 6s. - iit • • boards, A Secizind Edition of TWELVE - SERMONS on theA b dvanta'res which • • result horn CHRISTI lANITY, ;introit the Influence Of CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES on the Mind and Con duct. To which are added, PHI LAN THROP.IC TRACTS : consisting of - - • • -!. J.! An Essay out the State of the Poor, and on the Means of I inproving'it by Parochial School's; Priem . * Societies, &c. • IL Rules tot' forrnik and conducting Friendly Societies, • to facilitate their g,ener4l.4stablislimenr. • #3y JAMES .COWE, - • Vicar of Sunbury, and one ! of Ills Nlajesty,!s Instices of the , Pearce for the Counties of Middlesex and Surrey. - Printeellor F. and C.,Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Q. Wilkie, Paternoster-row. whom may beltad, by-the-same - _ ' An Admonition ta - Var'ents a"nd-Children, chiefly intended fok the Middle and Lower-Classes of Society, rzino..:.24.Edi tion, prica.6d. or 5-s. a Down. ; • . - • - A few-Copies may still he had of the PhifinthrOple•TraEls; to- Vlach is prefixed, A Discourse' on ,the Principles, the Temper, and the Duties-of Christians, preached int lie Parish Chatch Of Sunbury, Middlesex, • at the•Annii , ersary ;Meeting of two Friendly-Societies- of . 'poor TradeSiiieil - .and Day-la bourers in th Parish,‘institnied for their mutual support in. ,*cases.of sickness, aecidcAt, or old age, price zs. 6d. • . • T HIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the last T Lottery (just finished) were shared and sold at the aboVe Offices, and the Holders of the outstanding Shares may receive dieir Money, or exchange them tbr 'Pickets and Shares in the new Lottery, which begins Drawing the nth or May. The new . Luttcry 'consists of i only 25,000 The highest . Prize is 25,0001. and' the lowest 211. ; th - ere; are tog{ more prizes than_ were in the'last Lottery. • - Schemes, with- Particulars, may • be had gratis as above, Where the last 30,0001.- the last to,oool..and the last soocl. - ever drawn, were all sold in ShareS'by . T. BISIT; All Business in the Public Fiindstransaaed with delay and dispatch. ADVANCE O'F PRICES.. F R QM the great Dertind for Tickets and 5 hares the Prices Will continue to• rise, and cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so constructed that there will nor, at any period of the Drawing, be three Blanits to a Prlie. Lottery begins Drawing nth May, tBo6. "SCHEME, Prize of - ,C25,00 • - 20000 - -•- 'O,OOO is 4° , ° 4 -'° 20,000 1 . 5,c0c. 5000 2 - - 2 - • 3- •.. 10 - - - - 1000 - - 10 - - - - 20 - - . .., SOP - - - WO - - - - aO:CI SO - 2goo 2i a 130,20 c 6 - - 62.0 - - - 25,0.,0 Tickets 250,000 Part of tht, above Capitals. Five First-drawn Tickets, ist Day. lc= each Soso Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day kOOO e:vit soon First-drawn - 4th Day - - IQ,(100 Ditto - - sth Day - - - zc,ooo Ditto. - - 6th Day - , Price of a Ticket - - - /... 1 9' 1 9 0 ' * Hat( - - kso 3 u- rig 6“. - r,24larter -- 5 / o Sixteenth --r G o N: B. The pmsent Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any Lottery tOr many years past. TICKETS WILL RISE. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Polltry,lLondon, (Joint L.) Contraaors fur the present .Lottery) reconaniend the Seheme to the attention of their Frtends and - the Public, as possessing supeicor'advaßtages to the late Lotteries. - it-con tains upwards of woo Prizes more than 'the last Lottery.— The highest Prize is i 5,0001. and the lowest 211. To begin Drawing the 12th of May. . The following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s Office in the late Lotteries, viz. - Nu. 6791, - 2.7.,00q1: . No. 226 .' .. X to,ooo I No, 18,939 . - Zio,goc, 9362 - ' - ' 10,0:0 ' , . 19,556 - - SOOO 8041 - -. lo,oco. - 79,1 - - .5000 23,824 - 10,036 1 .1,599 - - . 5000 20,952 . - 10,000 ' 2 0,430 • - - 5000 Besides many others Of 20301.,b0001. soot. 8:c. - • A LOTTERY INVITATION frpm No." 8, CHARING CROSS. EXPBRIENTIA DOCET—If this be true, CAR TE R, as the Proprietor of the oldest Office,. has some claim, to attention He has compared the present Scheme' with many former ones; and finds it to possess obvious ad-• vantages : it is to be recolleded the Capital Piizes are in vitingly large, and the great number of- small Prizes offer a probable security againstioss, The prices must consequent ly increase, C ART E R therefore in vites•his numerous friends to take Fortune as well as Time by the foreloa. The Draw ing begins on the 12th next nionth.—All Prizes, sold at this. Office are paid on demand, AN OBVIOUS' SAVING. tiODGES and Co.James's-street,'o. 44, St.: and No. 49;0E1°rd-street, recommend to their Friends and the Public au immediate purchase of :Pickets and Share . i in the present' popular I.ottery, as the Prices will certainly advance, and cannot at any period either before or in the Drawing, be chearerthan At present. So confident are HOD GES and Co. of the certain rise of Price, that they,lieteby engage to take back, on the Saturday before the Drawing, at the present price, any rickets bought at their. Offices, or to _return the difference should they be, lower. It is thertbre , .4 - Jevioas that, much may be save t, anti uothtug can be lost by an immediate purchase. 'VW() hundred and; nine Capital Prizes, from 1 5001. to 30,0001. have been shared, sold, and registered in the last and former Lotteries, by . . HO RNSI3Y and .Co. . • 26, Cornhill, sz, Charing-cross, and St. Margaiet's Hill, Borough. Tickets and Shres for the present State Lottery,, to be drawn the lath of May, are now selling by Hornsby and Ch. in great variety of Numbers at the hiwest 'Prices, Orders by Letter or Carrier executed , exaelly on the same terms as if present. N. B. All Thisiness in the Public Fundi transacted with- Care and Fidelity. STATE LorrE D ICHARDSQN, ‘6OODLUCK, and Co: re , speCtfully recommend to the Public, who mean to ad venture in the present . 'State Lottery, an immediate or early purchase s as Tickets arta Shares will.continue to advance in price, the Scheme being so construcled, that during the :whole time of Drawing-there never can be more'than three' Blanks to a Prizii and froM the Treat Capitals of Twenty- five Thou a nd Pounds, Twenty'Thousands, Ten Thousands &c. they rust increase in value, and cannot at any period tae, ower. The Lottery begins Drawing on the “.th , Next Month. . , • Cornhill'and Charing Cross. • . _ MONEY FOlt• LIFE ANNUITIES. SEVERAL of the f01145‘i 6 nr , Sums of 3001., "i0t:11. 10001. ISQOI. 20001. 4114 3•304. and to a larger, amount, will be advanced, for vela secured Annuities - upon Lande'd Estates,' Houses, Funded Property, and Church Livings, as soon' as - the . Securities- can he inspected and appfoved, for which a,liberal price Will be given, redeemable. • Mr. ROBERTS, who has concluded the aboVe Business, for - several years with the greatest sitisladion, can always y,ive a prompt and decided answil to • Securities offered. and i;ie expences attending thern, which prevents many disagree able circumstances that must attend the negotiations of those 'that are unacquainted with the practical part. Personal applications, and Letters, 'post paidi are daily re ceived at his tiousei No. 12, Cecil-street. This Day ,vas.publishecl, A SERIES of .PRIM7S; Descriptive of. the 13 Scenery,. the Habitations, Costume, and Charader of the variousrfribes of Native Inhabitants, and of many of the rare Animals of SOUTHERN AFRICA • . From Drawings taken from Nature, By SAMUEL DANIELL. Engraved by hiniself, and Coloured to imitate the Original Drawings. • , This Work, the Materials of which were colleCled during a Residence of Three Years in the Settlement attic. Cape of Goc.l from which Mr. Daniell had an opportunity of penetrating into the Interior of Southern s Afric a -beyond the limits of former Travellers, is now'completed in Teit.iN um bet's, each Number containing Three Prints and a Sheet dt descriptive Letter-press. - The site of,the Prints is 18 inches by t 3, and the price Two Guineas a Number; or Twenty f.;tane.s the compete Set. = To be had of Mr. Wm. No. 9, Cleveland-street; Fitzroy-lquare; or of Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Booksellers, Strand. N. B. f hi s i n t er esting Work forms a splendid Illustration , of. Mr.Barr9w's Travels into the Interior or Southern-Afriea, V.tely published. • [PRICE ttic TUALEtNc;6EFICE, Att - 113, • _ TAE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTedLLIA7O . His MR,YESTY's NAVY . do hereby give Mike, :1 hat on Monday the igtb instant they will 1/e . ready to receitse Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of :what FRESH BEEF sbal( he &mandril for the use of tiffs Majesty's Sbips and Vessels at New Roran7. in Dover 'Regis. and at Margate (on separate Contrac7s), from that Day to the prt of Dec, next, inclusivi; and to be paid for OP payable, with interest, ninety days after date. • The Conditions of the Conn-at - 7s may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ;or by ayplying to Air. Russ-ell, Agent Pi the 171Elatling, at Dayer. Ni regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall net be inserted in nvordt at length, or that shall not be delivered to • •the Board ,before One o'Clock on the said Monday the 28th instant; nor toilets the Perth,: who nukes the Tender, or loner Perron on his behalf, attends, is answer, when rolled for. PICTU4L I, INGIO FFICE, April 7, izia6. TE co mmlssioNEasyor ncruALLEva HIS MAJEST I'.'s„ NAP do hereby give Notice,' T.2l,st :n liteclnesdar :nth tbe Instont, as previonsly adverti fed) zi , ty wilt he ready to recei-ie Tinders in writing, sealed zip,. and beat for limfollowin&Caan. titles' el IRON HOOPS, viz. vATT HOOPS zoo . BUTT H OQ - PS - Zoo Tans. • PLATE HOOPS loco • 4°Q o► for tiny quantity of either denomination not less than Fifty TO?tri To be delivered in ten week r, by aceekly proportions, into Ris jesty's Pithealling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid lOr by Bills, payable, with 'lnterest, ninety days, after date. The Conditions of the Contra,s l , - aid Samples of the lisp:, may be seen at the Secretary's Office. . • No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price sha I( not be insei ted in words at length,. or that shall not be delivere:i tb the 'Bawd before One o'clock on the said Wednesday the 3otit instant, nor• unless the Period who makes the Tencier, or s.-nne Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wbep calledfor. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, March To, iS-6. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS 211/1 -- IESTY's N/117 Y do hereby give Nottie,That • Friday, tbe2oth June next, tbg , will be ready to receive Tead'err in ivriting.(sealea sip), for such quantities of the following-de. 4CripiiOn of Staves— Crown Dantzic Pipe Brandy Hogshead Brack Dantzic ;.Staves., • ft aKbro' Pipe. • Stettin Quebec • As the respeefive Persons who may make Proposals th.-reofetvill contrat7 to deliver into the Tialealiing• Stores, at Deptford and Plymouth, in such proportions as shall hereafter be deee-mined upon, oese-half by the 30 , h of,tl y . ..next, and the remainder by the 3ist of January next ; to 'be paid for by Bills, pqyabA', with interest, ninety d.sys after date,. The Conditions of th. Coatraa may ,be seen at the Secretag's, - . • N. B. No Tender for a . free genvititp than • Fifty Thousand Crown liteuzic Pipes, Tea Thousand Ciawn . Damzic Bran.f . y, Tesseney Thousand Grown DanArZr livhead, or Tweney-nv,: "Thousand Brack . Dantzic, Eambiergh, Secetin, 'or Quebec Pipe Staves, will be.adMitted, . NU regard will be had to arty .Tinder in fit' Lich the Price shall not be inserted words at length, .or • that shall rut he delivered '.,t0 , -ibe Boarerbefore One ogc(ei_oy'd-..4&,FigiA(•) .- i.4iy ; she 23th on, next, nor unless thei-eisoa niakei the 7,adee, or some Calm on his behalf, attends, to answer, 7.c.h,st called for, PICTUALLING-9FrIcE, . • • ,iprd 14, ISc6. THE COMMiSSIONE/?Sfii'V/CTUALLIArd lIIS 114/I . 7.ESTI's N Atli' do hereby , give kat On Monday the 13,th of :tidy next they will he ready.to receive ren ders, in writing (se.. , led up), and - treat for Four t , ndred -Toni Of 'LI VERPOOL, or aarse' Grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of enual goodness i and for` Six &mired Tons of _CHE SHIRE 11-I . Y SALT, of the' I.:Test Grain, or Salt - or equal goodness; of ittbieb the Personi. subs , make the Tenders are to pro.; ,duce- samples': to be delivered lilt? His Majesty's 15.turei at De t tlopd„ one ball' by the 31st of fuly next, and the remainder by the 3oth of September following, free of ail charge and risk to His Majesty, except that the Conn at?or. be -az.; lowed zs. He/. per' Ton for . Pottii4ge:o! the Salt from the I ;hal to . the Stores : and to be p. i 4 (0.6 , Bid!, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date.' . • - , • . The 4'onditinns t?! the, castral Pp - 4y .he seen at the Secretary's Office ;' or by applyil; O , the do,'lec7ors of • the .Salt Duties at Liverp4ol, and at i llidalkWich, Caks hire, respeaively. No regard • will be had any :Teirder• in which the Pricer shall not 4.e inserted lit words at length, or that shall not be delivered to. thelinard be/ore One o'Ci. , ;ck on the said 111;nday, rho litb 'of shay next,'nor .uellets the .I!eqon who Pinkes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to - anwer, when called fpr, .ST.4,IIP..6FFIeE ET.P Li I CE, • < ' . • March- itt i 18c6. 'WE, His Iliajesty s Commisspners for Managing -Vl' the Stamp Diket,:dqly azithorised ...by'the.L,ids. Com.: .missioners of Kis Ailaje.sty'4. Ireasiy,trsuant to, AEI of Parlia ment, to lett to farm the - batlei granted. by -' 43 of the " Forty-Jourtb Year of Hit . Prelent tll4,7sty,.ap Ilorles lett to FLire. " for travelling Porr_ and by .Time," do herey.give Notice . . - 'MA we intend to . Lett, at our Office in Somerset .placo',. the' said Duties' to Farni,: on Tuegday the zed or •Ajttil. IleKt, between. the HoUr of Obc and Two in rite -I).ftei ' itnon withwithinthe. • PistriCi tm:tevitentinnecl, tar the 'retin of Two Years and:Three Qaarters . tro:n the. ist 1)i}• or May next, to such Person or . Persons as may be witting to '-coittcact for the Same, - • All Parsolis intending •to Farm the said Duties iira to ver in their Proposals to . tts'at the Stamp-Office,-in Soiner:iet • • place, at least' three dayS previous ,to the Said zail Day 'of April next, signed with their Names, stating the Place. of • their abode,: and that they intend to bid Kyr the 5.:41 Dis, tri:A, or their Proposals cannot be proceeded on. • • No Persorfs lieensed.to lett Horses lb: t Ile purpose of travel'. ling Post, nor any Pees Ons tar their . Use, can - be admitted to . contrad for the Said:Di:flies. • • No. DISTRICT to be Lett to Farm. ' • , tz. Middlesex, including London and Westinlnstera;a3,o-ig' All Perzows intenaing,to bid for this" District dasirc.9 to take Nonce, That, in pursuance of the particular lust riar3-• _..- tionsT of their Lordships, a will be put up at thi: Slot s 01: eified above, which will be gradually abated, until a 13it1-1 • ding shall be made; and, upon such Bidding, any Person may advance, and the highest Bidder w.ilt . be declared tile , - Farmer, and wilt be required to pay ,down iiiimeitiatelY.• • in Bank ' Notes, One Eighth Part of. the Annual Rent there: •• 'of as a. Deposit. . But in case tile D-istriet shall.notlleAcctptedt . at a price which shall be deemed tbe..pro - Per Vritue,„therejl; . it -will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed:oil • • ; . G. N. NEI'. LE. , ' 1. BiNDLEY. L. ENKINS. .W. R:SPENCER. • . ...—.-- e•• • . GOUT and RHEUMATISM . fi:n• nearly they.` whole of the last Cstitury was thought Incurasle ; ~ but this is founded in ignorance.of the nature otthose.Mala dies'. Here our Readers havea fair and clear prOof that there , is a safe and easy Remedy which Cures.or.ftelieyeOn all, Cases : Mr. liley, 'coach-spring, maker, . 509, fitgli• weer, Whitechapel ; Mr. Marton, kVeliClOse-square .; Mr. Morris, keeps the Fountain, Clapton ; Mr. Becket, mustard maker, 49, ilarbioari; Mr. Taylcir,'hatter, 77, Aldersgate-siyeet, - . and Thousands more ; but the above respeitable - References arc ' suffici, nt to convince the most prejudiced Sufferer. 13ut further proof is given with the Medicine by the Inventor, Dr. Gardner, Long-acre, near Bow-street ; No. 3, Shore:, ditch ; asld,34, High-street, Birmingham, 'price 45:151 , 505,,, al. or ais, a *a,