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On Monday, Dec, i , will be publiiho; the Se',Yond Num ber of • PkTUALLINd_oFFIct, Nova 26, ISA. • • TUE G . 011IMIS . MATRSfor PICT f. 144 L L HIS .11/I)ENri! , ; N. 41 be , . give N.,,, 7 cr,Tbs, on Tuesday next, t, ,e 2I of December, they will be ready t.o ,tenet Tenders, in writidg (seakd up), a treat for inch • of BISCUIT; "made from.u.h Ie Meal, as tee iespeql-ve nufplurers If that Article snay think proper to ler, to 'be d•li vei-ed in a Ilona", by weekly proportions-, -inio Ifi , 11/I.4jesfy's l/i,Thtalling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, able, with Interest, ninety days afro date.. No • Te , ider for a less qz . zantiiy than Th:Te I.4ndzed B.zgs will be admitted. The Conditisns of the Contra 3 may be seen at the Secre. y's Office. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. :,zo 180, will be performed THE HAUNTED TOWER. • - Baron of Oakland, Mr. DOW TON ; • Baron De Courcy, Mr. CAR LE$ ; Lord William, • Mr. RRAiIAM ; Robert, Mr. DI GNUM ; Lady Elinor De Courcy, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;; Adela, Signora STORACE. After which (6th time) a new Melo. Drama, called TEKE ; Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, Mr. F. LLISTON • Wolf(his Friend), .Mr; OC)W TO ; Conrad (the Millet), Mr;WROUGHTON; Count Carafta (the General), Mr CARL ES ; A lexina (the Heyoine of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN; Christine, Mrs. BLAND. . GENTLEMEN, . • F lin an ordinary Contest 'had been chosen by I you as one of your Representatives I should it tve been utterly at a loSs to expiess toy gratitude ;or so high an honour. urige'then;how incapable I must be of doing justice to my. feelings, when your choice involves in it a great acid glorious viaory, that you have enabled the toobrain, over the danger-. ons,party which, by the most disgraceful practices at, the last' two Eledions, had nearly triumphed over your Inde pendence. The immense. Majority with which yoto have honoured my humble pretensions to your favour, declares, in 50 decis:ive a manner, the voice of the County, hat I tiust it will extinguish the hopes of all who are desirous of stifling that voice by popular clamour, or of detesting it by the arts of faction. That Majority,, also, permit me to add, affords the beSt possible answer to the call, which, during the Elec.:' tion, Sir Francis Burdett has almost daily made upon me. for a declaration of my principles. Na', it goes farmer; for it-pronotinces, in language which cannot be misunderstood, your judgment upon his principles, as welLas upon mine. - In congratulating you, Gentlemen, upon a viaory which js the fruit of so murk exertion, and which, considering the nature of the Contest, aflUids just cause for triumph to the Kingdom at, large ' and, indeed; to tile friends of order through out the civilized world, my duty, to you compels me most earnestly to intre4 a cunttnuancz of that vigilance and firm ness which, in such a cause, can alone secure,the inestinlable Advantage we have gained. Having int..ei to refrained from professions; well knowing them to be a most fallacious test of conduct, I shall now con tent Myself with assuring Fou, last by promotingoo,the best ,ot my abilities, the prosperity of the. British, Empire, the security of the British:Constitution, and the honour and welfare of the County ut Middle,ox, 1 shall endeavour to justify your choice, and to evince the gratitude with which • . 1 am, . T E. BEAU MONDE - r Lite'raiy and Fadlidn _La able MAGAZINE. The merits of this Publication have been acknowledged to surpass every Literary :•nd —shionable Work hitherto submitted- to public-taste and criti cism, the articlesar, written and sifleaed by Men of the most eminent literary abilities —who. several :} contend and aspire to iflustr ite themselves in this much admired UndertAing.. The Embellishments which torn' the_oinarnental part of the Work are of the most brilliant order, 3nli have been ho noured with the approbatiOn of the amateur and peis,ns of the highest distindien. The First Nuinber is enibellished with a corre4 Likeness of our - Most Gracious Sovereign, from a Painting by Sir Beechy. The Print is engraved by Scriven ;. a more highlyitinished pi . oduCtionnever graced the Colledion of the Amateur. • • • • _ _ _ Beautifully coloured EngratingS of Fashions for Gentle- - filen, and of a Jew Carriage, fiallow the wstunie. The Second Nuiriber will be embellished with a correct Likenessof lets Royal. Highness the Prince of Wales, from an original Miniatiirc in the possession of Gen. 'Orin:by ; it is the most . ipproved - Likenes of His Royal Iliz,liness ever piothicecl, and isengraved by,ScriVen. The other E inbellish ,menti consist or twp beautifully coloured Engravings of-Fa .shiorts tor t.:entiernen, awl. a fashionable single Crane Ba rottehe Chariot, also beautif thy c:)lotired. A llicigrvbical Sketch ul tile Lite of Hig Royal Highness the Prince or - Wales, comprises tlte , iir.st pages. This Work is Printed in Royal Octavo, on'the finesi wo.• ven Paper... Printed and published by to B. Bell and Co. N0..254,4-161- 1):)rii, near Turnstile ; and 'may be had of every Bookseller and Newsman. in Town and L'....o_untry throughout the United .Kingdorn. Early A pplicitions should be made, in order to secure the ' best lrttpressions. • . , . Boxes 6s, SecondWriee 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. Gallery 2.5. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d No Money to be returned. , Places fir tile Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel.street. The Dos to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six On Monday, The Honey Moon ; with Tekeli ; or, The Siege of Montgatz. On Tuesday, The Way to'Keep Him ; with Tekeli; or, The Siege of Montgatz. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price :ball not he inserted in words at krigth or that skill lot be ddivered is -- the goard before One o'clock on the said ruesday next,. the 2I of December, nor unless the Person who makes the 1 ender , or some Person on . his beb.2.9, attends, to airwrr, when i - alled fa , • • THEATRE ROYALI. COVENT-GARDEN. ("N N MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 1, 1806, will be performed , • , . .•. GORIOLANUS; Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. : . R 044 11S. Cahn Marcius Coriolanus, KEMBLE ; • Cominius, Mr. C R E - SW Ll. I.; Menenius. Mr. MUN DEN ; Tribuneh Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. MURRAY, Brc. &c. Volumnia, Mrs. SIDDONs ; Virgilia, Miss BRUNTON. VOLsCIdNS.• Tulles Aufidius, Mr POPE; Volusius, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Officers, Generals, Soldiers, ecc. In A& an Ovation. • WITH . THE ESCAPES; • Or, THE WATER CARRIER. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price ts.— Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second trice 6d.—No Money to.be returned. Places lot the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hiram.- street. The Doors - to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at half--past Six. CHARTER-HOUS THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING •of the, • NOBLEMEN and GENTLENIEN. .Educated CHARTER-MOUSE SCHOoL, will he held at the Charter-House, on Fiiday the azth of December Divine Service to bey,in at Hall.paiz Une o'clock. ••• srzwmtbs. F. Pym; Esq. M. I'. • Rev.W. Wilkie , on. LL.B. Edmund Morris, Esq. Rev. W. Paiket, A.M. Ecv, C. Heathcote, O. D. I . • N. B. • Dinner will be on Table at rive o'Clock. Cas.IGINAL VACCINE-POCK . INSTITUTION,; Broad-street, Goluen-sq woe. zist Novernher. R ., .t6. • oruE Governors, Subscribers,. and FriendS of this X. Institution :ire respectiffily acquainted, that the VAC CINE CLUB DI NN ER is fixed for 1 hunclay, Decemi.ier4, 2166, at the British Cuil:te•liouse, as usmii.; and it is re_ . quested that Gentlemen who purpose to lvinour the Meeting with their Company V, ill send tor Tickets. at los. 6d. each, either to the Secretary at the Institution, or to the Bar of the British Cotti:ehouse,.on or before Monday, Decemner 1, for the better accommodation of the C ,, aipaily. .• Dinner on Table - at.Six:o'Clock. The Business will cotnur.:nee, as usual, at Four o'Clock recisely, viz. the Minutes of the Pradice since the last Meeting will be rea,d, and Int:Aligetice relative to Vaccination will be received. - "/ The Public are informed, that Vcination continues to be pe rfo r in:A every Tuesday and Fricliiy at One•o'Clock ' - and every Patient receiving a Certificate will beentitled to FIVE GUINEAS on taking the Small lox. Subscriptiatis tare •received by Messrs. Devaynes and Co. rail.M4ll,. and by the Secretary at the I nt it tit ion. M . :.SANCIIO, Sec. NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS. A LL Persons going - Abroad are requested to take 2 A- - Notice, mai tnp. F LOW FEVER REMEDY, vihicit destroys Int-ctious Fevers, and insures Health in but car unwtulltsritut Climates, is sold at the Warehouse of this Institution, N0.,4., Charing-cross, near the Admiralty, Los — .n. . . Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent liropared in - Boxes, which contain a Quantity sufficient for time Person's use for twelve months, puce One- Guinea each. • .•• H:• PAT.,,ONAt,K. • .., A- IVIILITA.RY MEDICAL MAN has- the s pprtuaity of introclucing a Youth to a CA DETSHI in the Company's Service to INDI X, or to a LI E U'hE NANTCYin-the ROYA L MARL ES. In both Se.cvices they - rise to the very highest Military 'Rank, - by 'Stiitt 'rota tion only: neither interest nor purchase can. pin.- another over their heads. A Commission in the Line is unh equal in rank, and honour, and pay;;, with these, but not halt so emo- . lumental and giatii tug as either ; - ticeausc, in the Company's Service, after a stated period, they have the privilege to re tire (however high in'rank they may have risen), on:their full pay for hte. In the Royal Marines tovLr and above their equal rank and pay with. the Oflieers of the - Line), they are onelitionally entitled 'to share Prize • Money with the Naval Officers. For the : Royal .M,arnies, it is.indispensible that the youth to be intru:fuced is feet 4 inches lPgh, tinned of rs„ under 21 years of age. For the Cadetship, there is no . re striction as to height, but he moat be 15, and under 22 years; unless he; has Served fu:l one year as an ()nicer lithe Line, the Militia, or the Fencibles and then he is eligible up to 2s years of age ;• but this, privilege does not extend to the - h'av ing served in the Yolunteers, Confidential 'Letters Only" Can receive any informatioti; and these must be. from people of consideration, liberally, inclined on th 6 occasion, frankly giving their real names and'ilbode in the tirstmstaitce (sod tine toltuAe wdl-be: an swered in a few days, with reciprocal contidentiality and Itonour. Address P. M. to be left‘t Mr. Webster's, Stationer, No. .421, Oxford-street, Loudon: WAISTELL; and 'HO R'rON,l3a tentees of the Fleecy Hosiery. Islip. 99, High Holborn, have obtained His Alajest)'s Patents tor England, :Scotlan d, .and Ireland; for the following artiele's, viz. . • "BI RDS-DOWN HOST Eit Y. Hosiery is, made of the tine down of 'Swans, -Eider MIAs, • and other Birds, •Ipaxed with tine Wool ;, it exceeds in warmth and delicacy other except Patelt Flee - Cy Hosier),, and ;sit dbes oat yhntik in washing it is consequently very durable:. HOS I E in.,C.e of l%el I E %V() RsT ED, —The great .defcd In all IVorzted hosiery is its shrinking in gashing, but this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted previously to it.; being. inatiutadured. Chi.: operation - on • the Worsted tenders tite hose made cif itextreinely beautiful and durable. ' 'l' nest Patent Articles arc to be had of Patentees, and, by ti.t6r appointment, of the most. respectable Hosiers inboth 'l o. and Country ; also plain Hosiery, in a great variety of rew.„\ rticles of their invention, among which the Under. cluilliag of Various descriptions, %tor both Ladies irini (.; cut le inen and also their Palent Fleecy Hosiery, so gre:rt y recoin- InerAtifd -by the t• acull, as ileiug highly colanciyo to the I,tatili and cotntbrt of mankind. • , • CE N T Enl EN, Your most taithtul and devoted Servant, WILLIAM MELLISH. 'Bush Hill Park, Nov. 27, MISERI ES OF HUMAN 'l.l FE. THE unprecedented Deuiand.for the.above,popu lar Work has rendered it again out of print. -- W LIAM MILLER respeafully. acquaints the l'ublit,vtilat -the SIXTH EDI [ION (with additional Wood Engravings) is now in the Press, and will be very shortly ready for Pub. lication. N.B. A SECOIsrD VOLUME, by the same- Author,'is preparing for the Press; and Wili be published in janugy next. A lbeinarle.street, Nov. 24, -806. 6\a` l k CLASSICAL USHER. WANTED iththedia(ely ' rafter the eAsuing V V Christmas Holidaysi-a CLASSICAL .US lk,•on the Fotindation or the free Gram.m.ar School, Whitchurch, Salop. . The Salary is flow 'upwards of col.. per airs. arising front Landed and Funded Properties, with a probability of future increase: . Tlie 12e4; WM. Kent, the flead Master; having lately declined taking Boarders, offers an op}ortuntty for the Usher to receive Pupils: By the Scitutes of the School, it is requi,ed that. the :Usher be a Member of the ' Established Church of England. :Candidates are requested to 'send Testimonials, addressed, post-paid, to Mr. Cor,ser, Whitchurch, Salop, before the 31st oeceintler next. Whitchuri:ll, Nov. 25, 1806. TtlE NE w ATE 1.01 - rtk Y e \ATHICH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY •v, IP • - .13th, '1307, contains z Prizes of £30,000 - are ,(60,000 2 ' 20.006 . 2 . C)0 3 ' - • - - 5000 • • - IS," 00 woo - - Soo 20 lop -40, . SlOO SO 20 2000 2 ' 2.5,000 Tickets k 250,000 Capitals Deteranable . First.drawri Ticket, tst Day - , C o,ocut Ditto • - - 3d Day - -io.ooo Ditto - - - cal Day - - 30,0c0.. Ditto - - - Last Day . , 5, 9 p0 PRICE.' .. Ticket -- Half - TO 2 o•I ighth - - ,£2 t t 6 Quarter - - 52 o 1 SlXte6itil - t 6 o TI (2)(ETS and SH A RES are on Sale at all, the Licenced Lottery an,t by their Agents in the Country • *** The above immense CAPITAL PRIC ES are the greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets. ever presented in ttie annals of Lottery Adventure. This tad is indisputable'. But the Votaries of. Fortune, to participate of such unpre cedented ovlence, Must he on rhe"alert, 'as the Drawing !TtenCes , rl, -he 13t1., of fantasy next RIif.HARDSON, -GOODLUCK, acrd Co. haii tow on Sale "k s CK LTS and SHARES for tile State Lottery, to'cothinence Drawing on-the 13th of lanuary next. The Scheme contains Capital Prizes of greater magnitude than any former Lottery with so small a 'number of 1 kkets, and may be had at the Offices, the corner of Bank Build. ings, and facing the'Ciate of the King's Mews,"Charing. cross; where• No. ;444, the last-drawn Prize of Twenty Thou sand founds, was sol in one Quarter, two , Eightii and eight Sixt,:enth Shares, by ItICHARDSON,. (OU DLUCK,; 2 .• N STATE LOTTERY, • - `Begins Drawing the t3t'n of January, 1807. RR Drawing _ and Co. respealially inform their , Friends arid the Plt n ide. that TI CK. tiers and SHA kES tbr the New.StaieTottr.ry are or Sale in variety of Nurit . - bers. at their (Mice. No. 2 37, :Piccadilly. . The Sclitine•nf the present Grand I..ottery consists of .• • z P ri.i.es of - ~ E 3c,000 - - - 2e,0c0 2 • 3 , - - - - SC 3O 5 . . 1000. &c. &c. BROOKE and Co.'s Office has been partieularly loan riate. having.sald many,Capiol Prizes of late. ~No. :7,880, aPrize of io.oool. in the last February Lottery, and No. 17,739, a Ptize of t000l: -in the last Lottery, wLrejioth.sold in Shares at the above Office. PATY A f; p-AT N GODBOLD's VEGETABLE-BALSAM, -- Vor Curing Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and ConsumptionS. .QlO universal. is . the Efficacy of this. 'Medicine, that a Body of Physicians have admitted it as the first Pre paration ever discovered for the curenffire above most dread ful Maladies. Numerous of the first. Nobility, as 'well as others, have been restored to health by it, many of whom have been pronounced by the Faculty paSt . recovary... This year (1806) many Cures have been performed, some of which the Faculty declared were in a more rapid decline than they had ever before itrv:ssed The Proprietors ,most solemnly decl.ireit as their opinion, that thbusands of lives Would be saved were they to have recourse to jt.at autumn . and 'spring, and preparatory to their visiting and returning (torn public amusements, by-which. means colds would be prevented froin afitling their lungs ; for it never tails success when taken upon the first attack. Certified Facts and References given sit NO):3, I.3loontsbury-square. 1-- These proofs, with thirty years rePutation, are sufficient to convince reason that no 'person ought to des;•air, however ill with either complaint. All ranks of . people who know .its value keep it by them, and its Sale increases Inure by rec9rumendation than by advertising. Tue Proprietor's Name at full length upon the stamp covering.. the cork of each bottle. • N. B. Sold by the first Medicine Venders in Town and Count ry. gyr Attendance from Eleven till Two o' Clock, • ADDRESSED vARTicULARLY to the LADIES. Country DAnces, 'a Strathspey, a German Waltz, and a Reel, set to Music for the Violin and Piano-Forte, &c. with their-appyroriate Figures: I'RETENTI - 1 NUMBER of LA BELLE' AS . .. . SEMBLEE ; or 13ELlls_ COURT and FASHION - - ABLE' MAGAZINE, .will be published on the - Ist of De, comber, price 25. bd. • the extraordinary - Embellishments to be given are all on. ginally composed 'expressly and exclusively for this Num ber, and all adapted- for - private. Societies and 'Fashionable Public AsseMblies for the present :Winter•Season: Two Country Dances, with their Figures, by the cek boated Mt. Gow'; two ditto, by Mr. Saunderson ; and re ditto ` by Mr. Ware ; a Strathspey, by Mr. Saiinderson; and a t.iiernian Mai, by Dr. KoTinati ; and a Reel, by Mr. Saunderson. • • Also a very tine Portrait of Her Royal Highness the Antchess of Cumberland.; Four beautiful whole- length Portrait Figures, in the Fashiondoie Dresses of-the Month, in London and Paris, iso well described as to enable Ladies to tbrin their own Dresses from eked ; likewise, Three New Patterns for Needle-work. • Such are the rich .Einnellishments in this Number.' The Literary part consists of sixty-tour. pages, on royal oe.iavo wov, n paper, of elegant and !most interesting Literature. The preceding Nattiness are of equal importance, and. may be had of the Proprietor,.3ottN Ba.LL, at the Weekly - Messenger (Mice ' Southampton- street, Strand, London ; and of every lkokseller in the kitigdom, to whom they will be sent by their regular Loudon Correspond :nits.' Embellishments an tic; preceding .Nlininers. Portraits. Songs by Fashions & Patterns No. t. The Queen - Corri live, Eng. Er 'french No. 2 riiLt ss of Wales Braliam ~ Five Do. . . No. 3. Princess Sophia of -, (.; ,onc.:•ster Hook' Five Do, N.,. 4 tarx•eri of W inert - dm% Z.elly Five Do. No. i`crocci,s Atwusta M. King • Five 'Do. No. 6. Princess Elizabeth Reeves Five Do • No. Prlncess Miry No. 8. Ouclles (it York Dr. Busby Five Do. I).avr_ iv.: Do 4 • Nu. 9. Duchess or Glouceser Uralitchener 1.09 Do. Pun:hascrs in general $ agaz 1.1e5 T ...- o o\prevent inisapdrenemin an) iiiistaii.es i I i.Lel it incum. bent un me to liec I a -, that I hive not, di:ectly nor indirectly, any cum;ern witatever with any other Monthly Publication than the ahAre. JOIN BELL. Weekly Messenger Office, Southampton-strew, Strand. 'KUTZEBUE's NOUVELLETTES. In the Press, and in a tew days will be publizhett, in Four elegant Volumes, Foolscap iivo. printed su as to correspond , with the various 'Travels of the same Author, and =libel- lished with Engravings ; price zos. in boards, 11 0 UVELLETTES. - By AUG USTUS VONT ktiTZ EI4U E ; Author of The Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, The. Birth. Day, &c. &c. Translated at I3er lin under the su perintendative of the Author. Printed . tar R. Philips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; and to be 11.1(1'0 all Booksellers, and at all the Limit. latitu, Libraries. Of whom may be hail, by the same Translator, uniformly printed, Travels into Siberia, sth Edition, 3 Vols. Travels into Prance, sth Edit. 3 Vols. Travels through Italy, 3d Edit. .+ Vols. MR. CIIRISTIAN's NEW .EDITION OF SIR WIL LIAM BLACKTONE's-COMMENTARIES. fhis Day was published, Handsomely printed in- Vour Vols. Octavo, price 21 2S. ill holrds,' a new Edition, being. the Fourteenth, of OMMENTARIES.. on the LAWS of ENG LA N D, in - Four 13oAs. By Sir •VV M. BLACKSIO.I4 E, Kut. . . One of the Justices of His' Majesty's Court of Common • • Pleas. With the last Correaions of the ,Author, and with Notes and Additions By EDWARD CHRISTIAN,, Esq. ChiefluStice of the Isle of • Ely, and the Downing Professor of.the Laws of Englind in the University of Cambridge. Printed for A. Su:than; Law Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty, tor 71 , . Cadell and W. Davies, ip the Strand.. TALES•OF'THE CASTI.t. A Neiyand Complete Transit Lion from the Freneli, Br TKEDERICK SIIOi3ERL. Now first published, neatly printed ii 4 volS, Orno. and embellisheil - with beautiful lingravings, from original De signs by Mr.. p pricetcis. stitched ! boards, or 17.5. bound, • rVALES of the CASTLE ; or, a COURSE of MORALITY for the INIPROVEMENT of the YOUTHFUL MIND. - - By MADAMF, DE GENUS. From the many exclusive Advantages .possessed-by this Transratiou.of the abotie celebrated . IViiirit, the Publisher re commends it with confidence to the at tontio:r of all Parents, nstruaors, and Persons who have the , care of Youth, 'lt is executed tiom the latest Paris Edition, enriched with an inter esting . Bidgraphical Account Of. the 'Authbr's Nephew, ,for whose use thi: Work was expressly composed, a Memoir of her own Life, -and much new Matter nut to he found in any other English Version. Thq elegance Of the Embellishments, the convenience of the Form, and, above all, its extremely low Price, cannot fail to insure. tins Translation a decided preference. with a discerning Public, y.ho arc respedfully re ferred to the Translator's Preta,..e . for farther Proofs of the ge nnitie Advantages oillt his Edition. The Public are particularly requeSted to be carefut.in giving their Orders to tbeir 'roma or Country booksellers for Shoberl's New and Complete Translation, Published by lames Ctindee;•'at tLte A !Non P ress, lyy l.une, Paternoster-row, and • sold by all Boohsellets and Dealers in Books in the Kingdom. Of Whom also may Jae had, uniformly printed wish the above, The'interesting History of Sandford and Merton, Written by the late Mr. Day, in z voles, with new Plates, price p. s itched, is, 6d. boards, ores. bot Aid. • TRANS PORT hTIC E, • , • - Nov. i 6, IEO6. WHEREAS the Two French Prisoners IVar, named and described at fo,t hereof, have, in I..iozalion - of, their Parole of Honour, absconded from the Town of Montgomery, the Commissionersfor,orditcting tilt Maje,ty's Pranspo , t Service, arc. do hereby ler a Reward of TWENTY GUINEAS Jot the Recapture of eatb of,the, said Prisoners, to any Perron or Persons who shall apprehend them, or either of them, and delive.r them at this Office,sr otherwise cause tbein to he securely big,4 any of the Public Gaols. . lEAN PIERRE. MULLER, a Lieutenant in-the F , c b Land Service, 25 Year: of elge, 6 Feet 3 Inches high, Peron very. thin, and he has 'a colstan I live Cough 1 . long Make ; bit Nose' dispyportionably long, and large.; fair Compl,sch,ri ; dark 8,( , u,n flair, cut very short behind, with a Tuft upon the top ; Blue E) es ; and is slightly marked with the Small Pox. lie ,p: aka good English.. SIMON PERE RENE HO RTO EiE, an Adjutant-Gene ra/ and Commandant in the French Land .Service, 40 Years of Age, s Feet to rich , : high; slight Person; Ang Picage ; b' , own Complexion ; Bark Hair, and abort IlazJe Ayes; a 11/I.le ox the Right Cheek ; hat the pop!3 appearance of a Frenchman ; and does not speak English. TR /I NSP oRT OFFICE, Nove , n3; - 4, THE' COMMISSIONERS fur Conduliing. itiiiyEsTrs TRANSPORTS ERPICE, for taking-, Care cf Sick and Woundrd .Seamen, and for the Care and Castay of Prisoners of War, do hereby gire Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, nn illona'av, the 2..? day 41 t Pe3ritaPy, 1807,- to leceive ,sealed Tenders, and treat with suck Perons as r..ay be willing to Contract for I'lanall7vg Sick and Wounded Seamen and-Ski Prisoner: of War in the Nay.:l Ii spiral dir Alelta, for Tii'ef-ve Months from the 1316 of April, 1807. No Tender will hr received alter One o'Clock qv the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or a', Agent fur him, personally attends. Each Terrier muit 6: aceotniavi r d by a Aetter front two respegable Persons engaging to becsme bonnd with the Person tendering e ln the Zum of taco/. for the din performance of the Conti aft. Farther Para:a/ars 77141 y be . k•towa day appqag. at this Ofce s or to Mr. alkh, Agent of tht Naval Hospital at Malta. TRANSPORT-OFFICE. Nvz..emher c, 1826. THE COMM:ZS SIONE,RS for concluaing Efts 111A7ESIT'sTRANSPOR - SERPICE, fcr taAi .g !,re of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Curtotie of Prisoners of War, do he-edy give Isivice,, z That they goillk ready at. 414 Office, on Saturday, the ad day of .11y., 1807, 12 recei c e sealed Tenders, and treat with inch Persons as may k to ContraEi for ViElualling Sack agit—lf7ntnded Seamen and S ck Pillagers of lf'ar in_ the respeaive Hospitals at Jamaica; for Twelve Mo;rtbs from the rot day or yuly, )8 7 No Tender will 6e received after. One o'C'Acti on ,the d.fy of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an elgtnt for biro, fcr. tonal j' attends. Each Tender must 6e a:companied wi:h a biter from two respeßtWe Persons, engaging i 9 become bound, with the Person tendering., •in the Sum of f*,:r the due performance of the Contrati. Farther Particulars may 3e known , by app,s,ing 'at tbir Office, or to llfr. llfaude, Agent the I\lava'l Ifospital at Yam.ica. BLACK TEETH, FETID BREATH, AND FOUL • , . SKIN. A ANY Pergbiis - ignorant how' the Teeth, Breath, ,LYI and Skin, become in this unp:easant state, ,insteadpf applying what would strike at the root of the evil; resort., I'ooth Powders, Tinaures, Lotions &c. which f;alliate. yet leave •the origin of the Disorder behind : such should,b; told indigestion is the sole' cause, and the only certain Re. made •is that noble pleasant Cordial .Aledicine SWIN"A)N's MUG /VAL DAFFY's i.LlXllt. T.he great Dr. De \Tit, lengen not only rccolpnrign.ieti it to is Patients, but de.. elated (to it only) he -attributed,_ at the adyanced,age of So, his unimpaired Constitution ;• observing, those who resort to this ' Genuine Medicine, let. theca he ever so vcivanced in life, ,via seldom want a Physician. • . • Fatnilies may be supplied with Cases containing,any nun), .bersit Quarts, Pints, or by the_ single B,:ttle, at the o.tigitt4 Warehouse, in Salisbpry-square, ileet-street, and no whOe else in London. .1) — EUMATISMS ' ' Palsies anti Gouty Affee- A.A. li tians, with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or fly lag' Pains, Flatulency, fridigestion, and general Debility, originating in whatever source, . are relieved and frequently Cured hy ‘VHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUS rAtu) TILLS after every other Means had failed. The Flitid Essence of Mustard, used with the Pills in thOse COmplaints where necessary, is perhaps the most ac tive, penetrating, arid effectual Remedy in the World, gene,- rally curing the severest Sprains and Bruisesin less than hale the time usually taken by any other Liniment 'or Embroca tion ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre. vents the part turning black. Prepared only, sold by R. JOHNSTON, Apothecary, No. is, Greckistrect, Soho, Londun, at 2S. 9d. each Box of Bottle. Suld by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. *** The Genuine his a black ink Stamp, with the Nara; f Xo. Johnston inserted on it.