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THE Obje& of this Institution is to reduce the laudable design .of Live Insurance, and -Provision for' Old Age, to principles of ate utmost possible advantage for the Public.' The Insured' and Annuitants are therefore ren dered Proprietors and Sharers of profits, whereby it is proved that they will have the suras insured to them frequently doubled, and sometimes even tr,:bled. Whatever excellence si system may pOsiess, however, Without a' due regard to economy, its advantages int tst be counteraded ; it is, indeed, notorious, that where extra vagant establishments exist, the representation of profits is ever found to be a deception upon those who are taught to expect them ; but in this Institu tion the arrangements are p.eculiarly economical, and the Pre-- sidents, Directors, and Trustees, act gratuitously. Tile Plan of the Prov ident histitutum' co mprlsc.i every Triode of insurance upon Lives, and in a particular manner it alJi)rds a provision against: the infirmities of old age', winch promises incalculable advantages to the industrious classes, and the community at large. It will be Seeni on an inspec tion of the Tables, that by a single paytnent of 221. Is. or by annual payments, amountingito little more than a penny per . day, commencing in the early part of A man's life, he may • be secured from want, when past his days of labour. Insur 'Mg to - the prudent these essential benefits, an increase of present industry, of morality and•sobriety, may be justly an ticipated,- ' the. revenue of the country will be consequently improved, the poor rates, diminished, and the_aged, tile widow and the fatherless, provided with a Comfortable support, through this salutary application of their own resources. _ Attendance is givenclatiy at the Office in Southampton- Street, Strand, Irom Ten till Fo'.!l*. By Order of the Board. • N.. D. ST. CROIX, 'Sec. NlOlkE C.PITAL PRIZES, And Five Vhousantl less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled to T'EN TVIOUS'A POUNDS; All other Capital Prizes are afloat: - URCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will P *trave.the op'poitunity of obtaining all the Capital• Prizes, provided they purchase before the Drawing commences, which- will be on the 13th of Oaober next. The Scheme contains equal• Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES, • FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. To former Loiteries - of.double the Number of Tickets. 'Twenty Thousand Tickets only ,i and no other State Lottery to be draWn this Year. ScHEME. • No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value 3 - ,C6n,oon 10,660 -•----- 30,000 3 5 - - - - 5,0c0 41 3 C° to - -. too 4,100 so , 2,0e0 ,;() .- ' • , - _ - 82,000 23,000 Tickets - ‘200,00 'rickets and,Shares-wre'on Sale at every Lottery Office. Ticket - £lO is - - 1p 0 Lighth - 2lt 6 5z o i Sixteenth - i 6 o Half Quarter - - . . . To NOBLEMEN; LADIES, GENTLEMEN, or PER. SONS of CHARACTER, who are not Engaged in any I . 3usiness. • TO BE SOLD; for TWO THOUSAND GUI . NEAS each (to one:or more Persons), THREE of. TOUR .S HA RES, an Established. Honourable, and buglily Respectable - Concern, of great magnitude, that will ear the most Minute investigation, and will realize an im. Theme 411d'rapid Fortune; without the fear of future risk, ..and without trouble to,the Purchaser, who need not take any . *dive part . .or appear . personally in business.—Referencd of • the first consequence will be given and requited. • • Letters. from Principalsonfy, -with reat narnand place of abode, direaeri (post. paici) : to.H. Howard; Esq. to be left at xlieNorthumberlantL Cof4le4touse, in the Strand, London, kill meet proper attention', , . •- • • • • IDOOREGNANT LADIES, .whose.situitioh requires - a temporary retirement, may, be accommodated with = a Genteel Apartment, to Lye-in, agreeably to their eircurn , starlets ; their Infants putout to nurse, and humartely taken care of. Thiconsolattowresulting from this Undertaking to many. of theArnost respeelable Families this Kingdom, by securing their . reputation and character from the censure •df the World, and preserving peace - and concord among Re. lations and Friends, is sufficiently conspicuous to be cOtitt. tenanced by the humane and...senSible part of -Mankind. Care ' tenderness, honour, and secrecy, having been the ba. sis of . this 'Concerst 'for . thirty years, .may• be relied on. 'Those regardless of, reputation• will not, on any terms, be treated with. • , . Apply to' Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, London House- , hard, St. Paul's Church-yard. London. N.B. An eligible Country House, within a few miles of Landon, where Ladies . . may be' accommodated with genteel Apartments, if more agreeable than in Town. • ;Letters jpost-Paid) attended to. and Advice in..all Disorders incident to IVornen and Children. 'HEAL - FU LONGEVITY. DR. lAMES's ANALEPTIC AND AWCIBILIOUS PILLS. TTHE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge neral Preservative of Health, is . becorne•universal;twm Efficacy in , those.Complanits which contioually dis - turb the Human Frame; -such.. as Colds, Itireumatisms, }lead-achs, I ntligestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach And Bowels ; which arise from 'the Vicissitudes of our Cli 'Mate, or froin'lndulgence in. the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary E fleas are produced by gently opening the Pores by,. Night, waddle Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confirtment. • But though 'the Analeptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious. and other deep ' seated Disorders, yet being.designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always sufficiently atlive, the Antibilious Pills have been recolrrmendCd in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has-used these Medicines combined for many yeais with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal DiseaSes; . Travellers? by Land or Sea. or Persons remote from Medi cal Assistance, would do. well to bp always provided with these Pills ; which, with some of the genuine Dr. James's Fever PoWdei,' would form • a most valuable Stare, in a small coinpasS, that wisuld_ often alford .Relief on any sud den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences df He gleet or . Delay, Sold only by F. Newbery and Sotis, NO. 45., St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach . ..way,. four. doors tram. the. Car, tier of. Cheapside, London ;, and at Dr. James's late HonSe in Bruton-street ; viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d. a Box, or iix in one large 13ti'S, for rt. hts.• ' - and the Antibilious 1+111x; price is - ..9d „a Box,- Duty. included. Observe that the words '`F. Ngwbery, Nu, 45, St, Paul's," are engrayed the Stamps. 2,000 --, . A.rfk \ irEDNESDiY, AUGUST I! 1806. INDIA AFFAIRS. This Day Was published, price Onc Shilling, OUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of Sir ARTHUR wELLESLEY.. in the Committee of the House of Commons, on the STATE of the FINANCES of the East India Company, delivered on Thursday, I uly to, 1806'. Printed tbr Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, in Three Parts, illustrated with plans,- price tl. los. 6d. or on Royal Paper, 21. 3s. 6d. .The History of the late Wars in India, with the Negocia tions which preceded, and .the Treaties whieh terminated them. By the Marquis Wellesley. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with several Engravings, Price ii. as. in boards, rIHIRONOMIA ; or, A Treatise on Inetorical IL., Delivery ; comprehending many Precepts. both an cient and modern, for the propei Regulation of the Voice, the Countenance, and Gesture. Tggether with an Investi gation of the Elements of Gesture, and a new Method for the Notation thereof. 'lllustrated by many Figures. By the Rev. GILBERT AUS A.M. Printed for T. Cadell .incl W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, Randsomely printed in Quarto. with a Portrait of Doaor NVarton, from an original Piture, a Sketch of his Monu ment in Winchester_ Cathedral, and a Fac-simile of his Hand-writing, price tl. 7s. in boards - , lOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS of the lxte Rev L. JOSEPH WARTON, D. D. Master of St. Mary Winton College, Prebendary of Winchester Cathedral, and Redor of the Parishes of Wickham and Upham, Hants. 'Co which are added, a Seledion from his Works; and a Lite rary Correspondence between - eminent Persons, reserved by hith for publication. By the ReY. JOHN WOO I.L, A. M. Late Fellow of New College, Oxford, Redor of Blackford, Somerset, and Master of the Free Grammar School of Midlintst, Sussex. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be hsd a new Edition, lately published, of Dr. Warton's Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, z vols. Bvo. price tbs. in boards, or on Royal Paper, price 11. 4s. in boards... . • . VICTUALLING-OFFICE,' Aug. 13, I So 6. -FTHE COMMISSIONERSfor trICTUA L LEV G JL. IIIS MAYEST)", NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday, the 27th instant, they will. be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing, styled up, and treat fir Three then died Chet's', Gets of PITTS TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of riled goodness, 12 he delivered in a whole Cargo cr Cargoes in the .space of .three IPeeke from the date of de Contral7, Windt and Weather permiuir4, alongside the Whar I of His Ma jesty's Viallalling PvmireJ at Plymouth and Screthdo-zon ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date.' The Conditions of the ContraN may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to aly Tender in which the Price shall not be insetted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One . o'Clock on the said Wednesday. the 27th in stant, nor unless the Person who makes the -Temkt, or tome Peron on his behalf, attends,JO ,znswer, when called Jot . VICTUALLING.-OFFICE, • . Aug. iS, Ise6. aHE COJIMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His 1114 jESTrs NAVY do hereby. give Notice, Th.zt on Monday, the 25th inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed zip), and treat for Two Thousand Sacks of BIS CUIT STUFF, made . frwn wbsle Meal"; to be delivered in three weeks, by weekly proportions, into His'lliaje.qy's FiClual fingStores at Deptiod : and to he paid for dy Bills, payable, with interest, Ninety rigys after date. 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B. aker.; some Remarks on certain parts of the Author's own Dissertation ; and a View of the present posture of Affairs as connected with Prophecy: By the Rev: G. S. FABER, B. D. ' - • Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees. Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. St. Paul's Church-yard; sold by 1. liatchard No. i9O, Of wilom.noai foe bad, by the same Author, A Dissertiition'iin the Prophecies that have been fulfilled, are now .fulfilling, or will hereafter. .be. fulfilled, relative to the great period of r 2,60 Years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apostasies, •the Tyrannical Reigt of Antichrist, or the Infi del Power, and the Restoration of the Jews. . In 2 vols. Bvo. price, in boards, 6s. MARINE VILLA, with 33 Acres Copyhold, and 63 Acres Leasehold, &c. near 'PITCH Fl E LI), HANTS. TO BE Si 'LL) BY. AUCTION, By PETER COXE, At GarraWay's, On Thursday; Sept. 4,' at Twelve o'Clock, late the Property of lames Mill, Esq. , deceased, • 'HAT Elegant,' Modern, Well-construated CO PY HOLD VILLA, known as CRO ETON HOUSE, most delightfully situate on an Ethinence, within one mile and a half of the . Sea, one mile froanTitchtield, nine of South ampton, three of the Market Town of Fareham, and 76 miles front -London, in a beautiful and much-admired part-of the .County of...flatus,- commanding interesting Marine Views, extending to the Isle.of Wight, the. Needles,' &c. and diver sified Prospects of the rich, surrounding. Country. which a'bounds with Game; the Roads good, and the Neighbour. hood select and social ; with Pleasure-ground,. embellished with full-grown Forest 'Trees, and Plantation.; ; Green ;: fuse ; walled Garden, in perfeelion ; Coach-houses, and all witable Ogices.; Farm - -house , at a short dis tance, with capital Barns, Stabling, C.ranary,and Buildings, and attached Pasture and Arable : Land; containing, in the wh;le, 33 Acres, with W e Acres LeaSelkold, held till Mi. chaelmas,' iEtt, and,39 Acres till Nliehaehnas, .137, in ad= The Villa presents two handSome.Elevations..and contains a, lofty cheerful 'Entrance-hall, with admirable Stair-case, excellent well-finished. Dining and Drawing Room, each z 8 feet by zo ; a Breakfast-parlour, Library, Boudoir, numerous Family Bed-chambers, Dressing add Powdering Rooms, Wa ter-closets, and Servants' Apartments. The,Dornestic Of_ fices are of the best" description," with good Cellar*, and the whole Well supplied with Water. ` The Purchaser may beaccommodited with the appropriate Furniture,' Farming Stock, 4.c. at a valuation. . May be viewed at days preceding the Sale, when Particu lars, may be had at the Dolphins, Soutnamptc,f; George, Winchester; Crown, Lymington; Crown, Portsmouth; 'Bugle Newport, Isle of Wight ; at Lloyd's and Garraw a y's ; and of .Mr. Pete( Coxe, 33, Throginorton-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. (7ity of Lincoln,'MarcliiB, tBO6. T SAMUEL BRISTOW,' - Voitintarily I)eclare, 1, that I was atlii4edwith seven bad Sores iu my Leg, pain fu, and ofrensive,.some of wiucl.t were as large as a crown piece. Two years I uselessly tried reconimetided applies tions At length, advise.t by a neighbour, bought of Mr. 4ohn Drury, Printer„,tliree StY); , il bottles of S LSBURY's PATENT ANTI SC 0 1030 Diky I'S, from the adrni . - nistratiOti of wind' . 1 became'Clitirely well. as also unex pectedly relieved from ayainful A ite•Ction of my stomach and breast. . • Witness my Hand, SANIUnLIIRISTOW.. Signed bet4te me,' • bottles of 55..64., tbs., and 11. j r o i h i. e n g e D n r u u oi r y e , m L n zs . ditty included, 'sbld at the Dispensary,' No. 15, Soho.. 'square, 1..,.•td0n ' haslhe•King's duty (the stamp).prinied in blaCk ink instead 9f red ink.. I PRICE SIXPENCE. Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 19, ,INoti. Was -Office, Aug 4 19, 1806. WI Regiment of-Light Dragoons, Major Richard Diggen , from the 34t.. h Foot, to be Major, vice Bro‘c'ne, L changes. , zit Ditto, Lieutenant James Alexander Fehrszen, from ilia-pay .01 the late 28th Light Dragoons, tote 1.1:;,/,..- nant, without purchase. Ist Regiment of hoot, Lieutenant William Campbell, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, - witny:it piinattrise. . . 2d Ditto, Captain - john Gordon; from the 67th Foot, _to. be, Captain, vice Ferrand, whu exchanges. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Elisha Day, from the Royal Waggon Train, to belleutenant„ vice Bennett, who retires en HA,- pay at the Waggim Tram. Lith.Dittn, Thotn.is Hewitt Payne, Gent. to be EnSign, by purchase, vice kinaeune, proinuted in the_slsth ht.ot. 34th Ditto ; Major Thomas Browne, Irons the t ittr Light Dragoons, 'to be Major, vice Diggens, who exchanges. 355 - Ditto, Imnes Duberly, Gent. to be EnSign, without purchase. Alfred Denison, Gent. to be ditto 53 A Ditto, Captain William Thursby to be Major, by pur. chase, vice Erskine. _ _ 'st Dim:), Ensign Hugh Eccles to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice (kale, proinoted.. . . _ 67thDitto,.Captaiii \stalker Ferrand, from the zd Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice GorciOli, who exclialq,ei. S4tli Ditto,. Joon t . raser, Gent.: to be Ensign, by piiiett vice Alenley, prOinutcc.l.. 2d %Vest lnitia Regiment, Assistant. Surgeon r twin the 85th Punt, to he Surgeon. Cape Regintzin, Alexander Hyslop, Gent. to be F.:lsign, without purchase, vice Kennedy, swlidse Appoilitnieot nas nut taken place. Ist. Royal Veteran Battalion, joint Sinclair, Ccut. to be En sign, vice I)l•Leati, appuintut. to the 9th Ru al Vtietan Battalion. - sth Dit4t, Assistant-Surgeon William lrelind, from the 70th Foot, to.be As . sis:anc-Surgeon, vice &Iwett, appointed ti the both toot. ' . T4T. Gorman Leg!or, zd Regiment of Ligikt I.);:;g,ouns, Chri;'ll:An Count 13othmer to be Cornet. tar Battalion or the Line, Quarter-Alastei lames Boyd, f'rom Hall-pay ut the late L'arrtson Battalion, to.bc Quartet, master, vice Stuart, who exchanges. _ _ _ _ .. . _ Sth Ditto,' Ensign Sechtiusen, Iv iw resigns. Cadet zerje.iiit D.tvid Fredern.i D.el.Ltehelle to be Ensign, vice Luderitz. S F. Assistant-Commissary Etlwayst Couae to bd a Deputy Coomussary-Gvneral of Stores, Provisions, anc4 fon4;e, to the Forces. Deputy Loimitissary 0 Stores !oho hisser to be a , Deputy Commissary or Account> to the FOrt.C; James Dickens, Gent. to be An Assistant-Cuinaussary Accounts to the Forces.. BARRACKS. T. Hill, Esq. Captain 9n to be a Baerack:Master in Great blitain, vice Sutherland. MEMORANDUM. The F,xchange between Assistant-Surgeon Robert S ‘val low, of the 2d Dragoon GuardB, and Assistant-S,:r b eLn lanws iiretnner, of tile 4oth Vow . , as stated in tit; ut the 26th ult.'has not taken place. The undermentioned Officers of the 6 ist Foot are suliersedeci, being absent without leave. Ensign Williarn Cou►son. Ens4;a john Edward Hunt. ERR rcrum in the . GHzette of tst ult. Bth Battalion of the the King's German Legion, For quarter-Master Charles Sclautter, &ern the 5111 Battalion,' • to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank, vice Beunoit, Jun. who resigns, read, QUarier-Nlaster Charles Sell!utter, twin the. - sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant; vice Bennuit, jun. who resigns.' • Ordnagre:Office. Augtat 16, • Corps of Royal Engilters. Lieutenant- ColonelW m. FyerS to be Colonel. Captain .Ralph Henry Bruyeres talk Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Fyers. Se cond Captain G ustavus Nicoils to be Capta i in, vice Bruyeres.• First Lieutenant Henry - Vigoreux to be oecond Captain, vice Nicolls.. Second Lieutenant Rice lanes to be First Lieutenant, vice Vigoreux. Captain John Rowley to he Lieutenant Colonel. Second Captain James C.-Smyth to be Captain, vice Rowley. first Lieutenant Charles S. Rhodes to he Second Captain, vice Smyth. Second Lieu tenant Robert S. Hustler to be. First Lieutenant, vice Rhodes. Captain Augustus De Butts to be Lieutenant . Colonel. Second • Captain Georgel.andmanti to be Cap tain, vice De Butts. First Lieutenant Henry- Kilvington. to be. Second Captain, vice Landmann. Second Lieutenant" rlhonias Moody to be First Lieutenant, vice Kiivington. Second Captain ,Cornelius Mann to be Captain. ' r'ns;: Lieutenant Gilbert .Buchanan to be Second Captain, vice • Mann. Second Lieutenant John Henryson to be First Lieu tenant, vice Buchanan. •Srcond Captain John Squire to oe Captain. First Lieutenant Charles Ellicomb,io be SeLot,;'. Captain, vice Squire. Second Lieutenant John Oldriein' to tie First Lieutenant, vice. Ellicombe. Second Captain Charles Graham to be Captain. First Lieutenant Edward , . falistiae to 4% Second Captain, vice Graham. Second Lieutenant Alatthew C. Dixon to be First Lieutenant, vice Fanshawe. First Lieutenant George Macleod to be Second Captain. Second LieutenautAlex. Clieyne to be 'First Lieutenant, vice Macleod. first Lieutenant Peter tV.:,ie to be - Second Captain: First .Lieutenant Win. Dougl.4 to be Second Captain. All dated July 1, IS SO. Ea It A T um in the Gazette of the ad Inst. For first Lieatenant Henry Vigoreux to be-Second Captain, vice Davy, cleceased, - and Second Lieutenant kiee Junes to be First Lieutenant, vice Vigoreux, read, First Lieutenant Thomas Curntingliam.to be Second Captain, vice Davy, deceased.- Dated July 24, 1.8c6. 'E na AT UM' in the Gazette of the eth Inst. Winchester Battalion of Volunteer infantry—for Henry St. John Nlildmay, Esq. to be Captain, vice Atherly; restgued, read, Henry St. John Mildmay, Esq. to be Captain, v.t,.4 Sir Thomas Rivers Gay, deceased. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Francis Drake, of Plymouth, baker, from August IS to Sept, z, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. B4A7CRUPTS'. Robert Elliott, of Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-manufidurer tcksurceuder Sept. 4,5, a..a.1 so, at eleven, at the li,lll and Muuth Inn, Leeds, Yorksliiie. •AtturnieS, Mr. Lucas; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowk.s; New hui, London. Thomas Kew, - late of Nottingham, dealer, to surrender Sept. r, at six, 2, at nine, and 30, at rive, at the 'Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Messfs. 'unison and Leeson, Nut tilighatii ; or Air. 'Rider,• fetter,-lane, Lon, .. . . Thomas Donathan, of Liverpool, Block.maker, to urrend:r Sept. i 6, 17, and 30, .at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Li verpool. Attornies, Messrs. Parr and T . hompson, Fun wick-street, Liverpool. • DIVIDENDS. Del. rt. Samuel Ferrand Waddington, of York -street, South.. ,wank, Surrey,, hop-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon don. Nov. 8. Christopher Teasdale and William Teasdale, of Upper Tnanies—street, London, brokers and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Ott. 14. Samuel Bradbury, of Aldersgate-street, London, banker, at tivelVe. at Guildhall.. • Sept. tz, lames Graham, late of Mildenhall, and since of Stoke. nextlti-ayland, Suffolk, hair-merchant, at eleven, 'at the Bell n0,,j1,1 ildenhal • . Sept: 2.4.. Cleirentina' Wilson, of Manchester, Woollen-dra per, at three, atllte Bridgewater Arink . ' Inn, Mattel:este,. Sept. 36. ohn .Itlzdes and joint lustainOnd,of matielLs., ter, cotton-naanittacturers cu-partners, at. three, at tt,t; Bridgewater It rips Inn, ,Manchester. . Sept. is. Wilhain Holmes, late of Pudsey, Calverley, York - shire, drysalter, at elewm, at the Rose and Cruvvn Leeds, YL.;-:line._ • _ _ _ Sept 13. ThUillaS [(llison, of .St: Martin's.court, Leices fer.syttar, A;.litkilesex; utilbrell4-inaker, "4 tell, 4 Go,iiht ' 114 i,