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rr lITi Y t, , :„4040. • i-L.e.%o z 4, t ~.- ---* *=,•:-.‘.1,-,,x-,; -)14 , _d„.. e!.. ,-, ..) 2 1,-4 1 ,- fii ~,,!-&,-;•:-.: ;,-,:.,:- , 1,e- 44,- , -;;;!.. - .7.4, - 90 , 41m5 -, ?!. - I r i • . izrA - 1177.-Ji:l7:-5' d-t -71"--'14c 64 , , ~„,: , ..4.. 4 At ll I ... *•.\' ,.. e.,,, ~.", ,' - ~... 1 1,-;" ,e. '''' -,%"- 4 1- , y ~ ~:"..2, ' !-, ....,. i. •'!" .-.-, 7, 1-: 11 c 1-V c . I "`';':.'=',";-,...-1.-. y ' . 1.... , ns -,' ~'..••, ft:-. 1 .:. a.,, \ ',I . P'.... t4-i;,'•c.);!;,:". , .24- c,3 . ‘""y / .- r . '-''2'44::'-,Y,' .., N. ~, NUIvi , BEK 4370. ._.._.. , ..._ w__ . ; _ c. THEATRE Rpy'AL• .DRURY-LASTE.'. Ti-Ps'PaESENT EVENING, Sept. 115, 1806, be will peflorined . . • . ' HAMLET. tlamlet, •Mr. - EL LISTON - • , , Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. POWELL ; Pclomus, Mr. CHERRY; Horatio, Mr. BA R TLEY ; G host of namlet's .Father, Mr,' R A YMOND ; Gertrude, Queen of - Denmark, Mrs. POWELL; Ophelia, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, WITH •. • . . 'THE HUMOURIB7I%. 'Sir Anti;ny Halfwit. Mr. WEWITZER•; ' Dabble, Mr. BANNISTER ; Beaurnrint, Mr. DE CAMP; • Mrs.Matadore, Mrs. SPARKS ; Diana, Miss B(?YCE. • Vexes 6. Second Price 3s.—lt'd 3s..6d.'•Second Price ts., .-Gallery es. Second Price is.--Uppet Gallery is. Se frond Price No Money to he returned. " • - Places for the Boxes.to betaken at the 13px,office, in Little tussel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past fiY,g,.and begin at lfiaP? Six On Thursday, The Beaux Stratageni ; with The Doctor and Apothecary. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-PARDEN. MO-MORROW EVENTr!%;G, Sept. i 7, 1806, will oc performed • KING HENRY THE FOURTH. (V.,rrille First.) Henry the Potirth; Kir4nf England, Mr. MURRAY; Henry, - Prince o , Wales, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; Earl of Westmoreland, Mr WA PUY ; Earl of 1). - ,ughs, Mr. CLAREMONT ; Earl of Noi ii.Ftherland, Mr. C.RESSWELL.; • Hotsour, M. KEMBLE Sir [ohu Falstaff; .Mr. S. KEAHILE, Who is engaged tor three night this Theatre); Lady Percy, A-I;3s W A DDY. H. • - - - RAISING THE WIND. • lererny Diddler, Mr. LEW I.S ; Plainway, Mr. BLANCHARD; Fainwoii'd, Mr. SIMMONS ; Sam, Mr FMERY.; • Laurelia Durable, Mrs. DAV NPO ; Peggy : Mrs. BEVERLY. Boxes 6s. Second Price -P it 3s. 6d. Second Price is.-- Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Sedond Price 61.—,N0 Money to be returned. • On Friday, The Mountaineers ; Octavian; Mt. Kemble; *hit The Partner. The Public are respeafulfk informed; that Mri: Sid lions is engaged at this Theatre; and will make her first ap .pearmce this Season on Monday next, in the Charaiter of Queen Nathbrine, in King' Henry the Eighth. ARMY EXCHANGE. • A SECOND LIEUTENANT in a Regiment at „FL E roe would exchange with an Ensign for the regu- . later! :titr:rence. Applications, post-"paid, addressed to Lieutenant A. at Mr. Goddard's, Military ilook4eller, Pall-Mall, will be at thided to. litrA NI'S A SIIIIATION, AYOUNG MAN; as STEWARD o 6 board of Ship : he Ca I have a good Recommendation front the last Captain he Was with. A Line.addresse , : to J. D. No. Lemon-street, row, will be immediately attended to. • HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY have con signed by the late Ships from Belfast to their Agent, Mr. O'BR I EN, the greatest part of their Summer:Bleach, which are so prror in colour to rhoselinishethin Wintrr. Families aii - ; thiiividualssupplied.with single Pieces. Each Piece coo:“ins a)out zi yards, is warranted to be of the best fabric, and bieacheet an the grass, and the money returned if a fau - It appears. The Prices commence at 16d per yard, _and - rise M number progressive!? up to los. perlard. f.• Orders, by post or othetwiSe, executed With punc_ No Article Vold but IRI Sti LINEN, and not less that' a Piece.-- (2:Ash for Bank of Ireland Notes. 4, 131, ,Insbury- square, near outtiaMtnon-street, leading to Holborn. AR 1Y AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. "THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Ftt tune; M a ttrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respect fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tenti, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sota Beds, and Chairs, tbr on Hoard Ship; MufAittitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, far East and West Indies, and all Foreign CliMates, at MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead .M3nutliaary.and Ware-Roorns - Nos. i 6 , t 7, Catherine-street, Strand. • Morgan snd Sanders's New.:invented Imperial Dining 'Tables, allowed to be the most complete and E legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing hi a Box but ten lnch.s deep. iS, The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed • Ware house. VENF.REAL DISEASE, •'• UNDER its vatious Appe6rances, and complicated Attacks, may be speodity and secretly eradicated from the System by the use of Dr. lz E ENI AN's ItOP S ; which, for their sa!Aary . Meets in cleansing the Blood from all im purities, whetherNtnereal or Scorbutic, are termed G UTTA SA LUTA RI S . By _persevering in the use of this Remedy, the. Patientigradual ly loses all Pain and Inflammation of the Parts, all foul and- corroding : Uleers, • Scabs, Lumps in the Skin, 'and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruel and relentless Disease : 1.i...ar1y thirty years praaice hath proved to Dr. Freeman, that all this is accomplished by the Drops, without the aid of Surgical Dperatioosi or the usual filthy, apelication of greasy mercurial Preparations. Sold, by appointment of Dr. Freeman, of Flattop Garden, by R. Both:-, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row Ifactaii, 150, and l'idding, 75, Oxtind-street ; Bull and Call well, Dublin; Scott, Spith, and Baxter. Edinburgh; Mac Donald, Glasgow; Stains, Mi. - „ncheiter ; Lathbury, Liver pool,- Stains and Lynch, Manchester; and moat Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. each. For the Wind, Cholies, Fluxes, and other Disorders in ;the Bowels of Infants, as well as of Adults. DAl.l3Y's CARMINATIVE.. nAUTION.—AIany counterfeited Prepiratio . ns of .this• Medicine having been offered for Sale, tinder specious Pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any • unless they observe that the Name ." F. New*ry, No. 45, St. Paul's," is engraved in the Stamp, and that in the Bill of Dire.dions round each Bottle is an Extratt.trom the Will of the late Mr. fosepli Dalby, viz. " Where-is, I did many Years since instrud my Daughter Frances, now the Wife of Anthony Gen, of North-street, Westminster, Gentleman, in the Art of compounding acer tain-Medicine, of which am the sole Inventor, called Dal by's Carminative, I do hereby constitute and appoint my said Dao6.hter the sole PreNrer of this useful Medicine ; I like wise give to my said Daughtet, Frances Gell, my sole Pro perty:in the said Carminative, and all PrOfits arising from the Sale thereof, ,to her and hec Fleirs fur ever." It is sold only b. F. NeWbery and Sons, No. 4.;', St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Doors from Cheapside, London, price 15..9d. a lii.ttle, Duty iircluded; and,by their. appointment, by Diet , .and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Bacon and Co.; iso, and A. ti ns, 76, Oxford-street ; J. Wade, Old Bond-street Bayley ;did Cockspur-street ; 1. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; 13. burchell., Long-acre ; E.. Barry, 13ridge-street, Westrniustur ; S. Randall, Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Lt;roiigh, High-street and I—Harris, Corner of LudZate htrect. TUE S . SEPTEMBER 16 , 18 OG: T ‘ o the WORTHY .and I P ELECTORS of the CITY of WESTMINSTER. GENTLEMEN, " • • 'l',„ - THE melancholy Eycnt!of Mr. Fox's Death hay Mg made a Vacancy in the Representation of this City, presume to offer myself as-a Candidate upon this occasion; 'which 1 must ever deeply.regret. • No Man cat, he-more sensible than am if fiheirrepirable • loss which we have all sustained int the Oeatli,,of this great and distinguished Statestran -yOur t•wn feelings will best supply all that can be said on .that subject t ; for myself, therefore, I shall only beg you to be persulled, that if I should be honoured by your support, I shall never cease to remember that thee, best claim that 1 can,establish to your fairour, will be a sincere and ardent attachinenf to the princi ples of odr gloriods Constitution, and to the Liberty and Inte rests of my Co - mitt-Y., inseparably conneded as they must ever , be with, toc,m4intenance of ,those Principles ; ; and it will-be' my unremitting endeavour, as the Representative of so distin • guished a part s of this great Metropolis,,that my condua • shall not dishonour your - choice. • • - I have the Honour to be, • • With the greatesi respea, 1 `Gcn'elhieri, Yi:ten:l7 faithful humble Servant, Northumberland House; PERCY. Sept. ts, MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets thaniastlState Lottery. ry The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSANO,•PO . UNOS; All other,Capital Prizes are DURCI-JASERS of-TICKETS and SHARES will have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes, provided they purchase before the , Drawing co•nniences, which will boon the rjth. of 06tOber next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN: .THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES, ~FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, 4:c. &c. To former Lotteries of double the Num...a of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and , no other Stale .Lottery to be draWn this Year. SCHEME. No, of - Prizes. , Value of each.. Total Value. 3 ' ,Czo,ooo - - ,/,:60.000 3 - 30,000 - - - $,000.• . 2 . 1,000 - - 5,000 IS - - - 4. 0 e 0 zo 40 4000 - - - 5240-O,J zooDo Ticl2t3 Zzoo,ooo Tickets and Shares are on S'a,le at every Lottery Office. Ticker - Zr'9 16 o Half - 2 o Lighth - Quxrtet - s z o Sixteenth - - ziz - 6 - 6 o THE LAST NEW NOVELS. . The following superior end popular Isa)vels have t..cn pub lished in the ikre.scnt B'easbn, by R.I CHA k D P Hi L LI PS, No. 6, Bridge-street, :Blackiriars ; and they may be had of all , Booksellers, and'at all Circulating ,Eibraries : • 'VIRTUOUS POVERTY. 13y-Elenr Siddons, V 3 vols, price 135. bit, irt boards. - , 2. The 'MA I I), • and W I at) W. By Henry .Siddpia*, , of. the "Fheatre- Royal, orury-lane, 3 vols. price 13s:6d: in boards. 3. ;The' WILD IRISI-1, GIRL. By Miss Owenson, 3 7 vols. price 13s. 6t. in boards. The AV INTER*, in LONDON''.' The Fifth Edition. By_: . S. Surr, 3 vols—price e3s.. 6d. in boards. 5. FERDINAND F3TZORMOND. By Mis. vols. price 2IS. itrbOacCig. 6, The... N -0 of.ST, DOMINI Ck. By Miss Owen son,.4 vols. price :?.s. in boards. 7,' FLE ETWOOD;• or, The New Man of Feeling. I3y Wrn„ Godwin, 3 vols. price :3s: 6d: in boards. Mr. FOX's PARLIAMENTARY SPEECHES. Preparing fcr the Press,: and speedily will be pUblished, A . COMPLETE • and ,AuTnENTIC REPORT of the SP E E ES ofthe late Kight Hon .CHARL Ep JAMES FOX, in the Huns,: of Commons ;. from 'his en trance into Parliament, in 17a, .till the dose of the Session in a . * Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter.- row. . THE GOVERNMENT ST.•!,TE, LOTTERY CommcnceiAr4kving 1311 i of ittxt Month. TEN THOUSAND e() u the First-drawn Ticket; Every :mac( Prize atioat, rroin zo.000l„ to 201: MiliS Plan places all who purchase before the Drawing hegins on equal terms; ate advantage that has not bgen i ottited . to the Public for many years Past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, . And tl4 'S,ViE ME contains 3 l'tizes of i - - £24,000 3 1. - 10,0:31 • soon &c. &c. &c 6 ioob No Prize less than 'I \venfy POunds. The Public will observe that Ste Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; 20,000 t. for a 100601. Prize; and so in proportion Col- every Other Prize. • TICKETS and SHARES. are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. No, 26, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, anti ST MARGAREPs HILL, BOROUGH T_TOR.NSM7 and Co. respeafully acquaint the Public, that the present Lottery contains more Capi tal "riles, and fewer Tickets, than any preceding Lottery. A great Variety of TICK ETS and SHA R GS are on Sale at the lowest Prices, at the above State Lottery Offices, where all Shares of Prizes are paying in lull. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed on the same terms as-if present The Lottery begins Drawing the i3th of 061ober. MARKET TOWN, CAMBRIDGESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C - ONTRACT, A EREEHOLb HOUSE; situate in the Market rl place, of three Rooms on a Floor, with Out-houses, containing the same Room, Chambers over the•same, Garden and Orchard adjoining, with one Acre of Land For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Basham, Sadler,. NO. r 3 - Charles..street,Soho; or Mr. Capon, No: 14, Nar ro••v Wall, Lambeth. Itt the Press, and in a few Days will be published, price 35.. A - REFUTATION of.tl - w POSITIVE FALSE HOODS and Gross MISR EPR ES ENTATI ONS contained in tlee'several , Publications professing to be written in Reply toWlr. I El• t ER YS's Pamphlet, tntitled, " A Re view pitne Conduct of the Prince of Waies," Sce, with Ob servations, &c. By NATHANIEL lEFFERYS. To which will t added, a Report from the Notes of the Short-hand Writer of the Proceedings Upon the Trial, before Lord Kenyon; in 1796; for the Recovery. of the Slims due .to M-r. jellerys for Jewels and Plate sold to His Royal Highness. To he had of Mr lelE.rys, No. 44, Pali ,Mall,• where also may be had, tile Review of ths . ;„ Conduot of, die Prince of Wales, pricels. 64_ ; .and a Letter to Mrs. Fitzherbert, N.H. In. consequence of the numerous applications for 6 ' The. Refutation." now in the Press, Mr.. jefferys will feel chliged to the Trade, andothers %fishing to be supplied on the first publicatiou, tOr their preiious'oruerS. THE CORDIAL: BALM OF GILEAD. PERSONS -who are enervated in Youth seldom recover themselves by any-other means .than this Resto rative; old age and infirmities speedily come on, and the threadof life is shortened ; tor, tile foundation of a happy old age is a good constitution in youth ; temperance and,mo ddration, at that age, ate passports to happy grey hairs The Cordial Balm of Gilead, by. its softening, healing, and tonic qualities, and salutary efleds, all - bids a sure prospect of returning strength, and a certain hope of muscular invigora tion, to those who are debilitated by premature or excessive indulgencies hence arise weakness of sight, veitigos, loss of appetite, and mental decay. Youth of either sex, who have,praaiscd a secret and de struetive Vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debili tated the Whole - Nervous System, will find the Cordial Bairn of-Gilead the most ,powerful, ctfilain, and effeEtual remedy. . It has been uricontmonly successful with young people who have the appearance and air of old age ; who are pale. elle-. Minate, benumbed, stu pid, and even imbecile; whose bodies are become bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely able to carry them; who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the body is weakened ; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation, succeed this Most destructive h a bit, an d t h e eyes sink into he head. The virtue of the Cordial Balm of, Gilead is daily demonstrated, in - eradicating the worst and most dangerous.syniptoms of Nervous Disorders;. and nothing has tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine, as its certain success in those complaints w hi c h str ik e ieir -roots so deep in the constitution, and are so fatal to the hap piness of mankind. Prepared by Dr: Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool, in ics.'6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by which the purchaser saves 94 . Every genuine bottle has a Stamp, which hears the Proprietor's name and address, " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony.. • Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, . London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raebum, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. St;ott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, .Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; 11. Craw ford, Kilmarnock • W. Young, Irvine ; A, Forsyth, and Y. Whiteside, Ayr • Crawford, Girvan ; I . Car son , N ew . Douglas;l%N/I:Milian, Kirkcudbright; T. AV Credie, Kirk. "Idy l J.:Blyth, Leven; J. Deinpster,.Cupar; Allan, Dun ..ce ;P. Craigie, Montrose ; Mitchell, and I. Anderson, lh,rdeeu ; Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, 6tornaway ; - •P. Taylor; Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W.AnderSon, Sterling ; C o k e and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermline; n, Dunbar; Vinnet,. Ar broath; I)iokson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson, Berwicit ; Wefide(, Aln wick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and arnieson, Pe.. terite.at ; A. M'D,mald, Trongate, GlasgAw; . and by most 3),A:sellers and ‘'en,lers of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. DELICATE •INVESTIGATION, AND WILLIAM COBBErr. This Day was published, price 2s. TRICTUR ES on Mr. COBBETrs UNMANLY o.Bs E V.A T 1 ONS on the late DELICATE INVES -1 ; together with a Reply to the flimsy Answer td the Admonitory Letter to Ills' Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. By the AUTHOR of the ADMONITORY LETTER. Cobbett, assuming tho fact that the publication► of the Report had been unnecessarily delayed, alter its deli v;•ry to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales ; and avail ing h►mself of the circumstance of " trifling levities" having been imputed to her, has fhrown out malignant insinuatio►is to the prejudice of her charaCter.—The object of this Pam phlet is to account satisfattorily for the delay ; to explain ,the condutt which gave rise to the obnoxious expression; aHd to cf►eck the stream of malignity which flows with un ceasii►g virideni:e front Cohbe►t's pen. London Printed for Tipper and Richards. Leadenhall street. Of whom may be had, pr:ce 26. •The Fifth Edition, with considerable Additions, of the Admonitory Letter.- No. 40, CHARING-CROSS, near the ADMIRALTY , • LONDON. WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT, and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, an d ot he r MALIG NANT PESTILENTIAL DISEASES. • Instituted under the Sandion •olskillul Physicians. . 'THIS Remedy has been proved to be'so etfica cions in subduing anti destioying lnfe&ious Fevers, that the Public only geed be informed they may he supplied with'it genuine at the above Warehstuse, and at the Proprie tor's Warehouses in Liverpool, lidatol, and Glasgow, which have been established solely for the Sale of THE YELLOW FEVER REMEDY. 'The Price of each Box. is One Guinea, which contains a sufficient quantity for the use of on e Person for twelve months, and ample Dired.tions ftr its Use and Application, as well as Advice how to insure Health in the West Indies, America, &c, &c. &c. by an eminent IthySiciati. N.B. The most satisfai•dory Probts may ne, seen at. each of the Warehouses ; thiS Remedy has saved the Lives Thou sands. s AIRS. ROBINSON. ThiS Day was . publfsbed, In Three elegantly li:tinted Volumes, on superfine yellow wove post piper, and hotpressed, embellished with first impression of,Burke's engraving, from the Portrait of Sir josluia , l;ky.rioi^'s ;: 7 1 14 E. POETICAL WOAKS- o f The late i*Trs. , MARY R() INSON ; now firse colleeled by bet - Daklitcr, Miss ROBINSON, and including many never 'o,..l'ere. published. Prilited for Richard Phillips, .No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-, friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Qt'whoni may be had, The Mcninirs of the Lite of Mrs. Ro;:iinson, written by herself; in z vols. price Half-a-Guinea, in boards. . . This Day were published, glegantly plinted by Ballantyne. in one Volume, Demy Oc . . . tavo, price,is. 65.1. M boards, Igit ALLADS and LYRICAL PIECES ; consisting , ././ or Gletthulas, , or Lord Ronald's Cronach--The E.-.T of St. 4ohn—Cadyow Castle,-The Grey Brother -=Thomas the Rhymer. Part t, z, and ----The Fire Kinip—Frederick and Alice -The Wild, Huntsmen —. W.At Song.—The Norman- licirse:shOe 7 L-The Dying Batd—Th Maid - or Tore—and HO l- Yeib'en• . . . . • By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. , Printed fot Lo! - ,gmh), Eursti; Rces, and Untie, -Paternot t&-a-Ow; and A ,cl,inaid Constable and C'. bninburgh. ;• ,- Oi w;....t0 inay be had, by the same .Author, The Lay.ot . t:..t Last Minstra, a POem.. The fourth Edi. tion, .in octavo, price - los. 6d, boards. • • This Day ts as published, • In One Volutne Oetavo, price Ss. in boards, and with the Key, Bs. The Second Edition, who hnproVetnents, of. GREEX. EXERCISES, in Syntax, Ellipsis, Din , Lets, rrosotty, and Metaphrasis - (atter the Manner of " clarke's and Alair's Introduttion to the making of Latin,") adapted to the Grammars of Lt, n; Wettenhal I, Moore, Bell, and-Holmes. To which is prefixed, a Concise but Compre sive Syntax. . . •. - by the 10:v. WIVE NEILSON, D.D. • Mitmter of Dundalk, Ireland. Printed for Longman, Horn, !tees, and Orme, Paternos- ' Ter-row amid -I. Anderson, Edinburgh.. • „ • This Work strietiyftilfils the prOfessions of the title page. Eclectic Rev. May, ito6. • . As ;gave may be had,-lately .4 Grammar of the Greek - Language, - OP a new and im proved Plan, ia English and Greek. By [ohn Jones, Mem , ber of the Philological SocietY at Man.thester. In Imo. • price 6s. boards. PRICE SIXP NCR. PICTURLL°I vG_t~fl+lCE, , 13, IS 6. • /THE COMMISSIONERS fn VICTUALLING - 111 - 'ills -m4 yEsT)-, AAvY do hert•by give 14tke, Tiat `Oil frednesciay tb 240 inst. they will be /eq). •to • receive 'Ten, din, in v. , iting (sealed zip), and treat far Eighi Hundred o,,ar_ tors of Pale; and "Paso Hurd, ut Qvarters of Cl,:se4ried, A Ml 3 E R ; to be delivered in a fortnight, 6y weekly proprilons, into His Majesty's Pianallirg Stores at Deptford ; to „be paid fir by sayable, with 144751, nine:) , days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail In. t y he seen at the Secretary': NO regard ',bill, be had to any tenht; in whir/ the Price stall not be inserted ix nt , ords-at lengtb, or that shall not be delivered the Board before oneo'Clock on the said bk'ednfsday,, the 24th sior ibf : Person 'who makes ,the Tend,,, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to anwer, when called for. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sept. rs, , . E COMM/SSIONEASPr VICT U 4 LUNG His MilyESTY's NAPA,' do hereby gi-rie , iyaice, That on Wednesday, the 24th inst. theyzc,l/1 he ready to receive Tenders in 'writing (sealed up), and treat Jro Four Hum!, ed Quarters of Pale, and One Hundred Qmariets (.7ost-arie-d, A E R MALT ; to be *livered in a f‘rinigtt,„b; ueek6• prop,' tio7s, into His Majesty's Piaualling • Stores at Dover ; a,d to 6e paid for by ajlls, tqyable, with In/pert, Ninety days after dare. The Cinditions - of the Contra 3 may be se's at the ..Secritag's Office. _ - No rev* will he had to any Tender in whici the shalt not be inserted in words at lerritk, cr that shall Ptf.-t he. deli.vered to efore One o'Clork on the raid Irednesday, the 24th inst. :er 14,14:4 the lers;n who mikes the Tender, or some Perscn on his behalf,- attends. to anslcer, when ealied .f;r. ICTU.ILL ING-0 FFICL, Sep!. 15, 1806, . THE commisslo NERS lb r L G HIS 1114 . YESTY's NAP Y do hereby give' Mace, nat. on Friday, the 26th inttant, they 69 re.dy to receive Tenders, in writing (rcand up), and treat fir Three - Hundred Chaldrons of PITTS TAN I E LI) MOkilt COALS, jaj pay, to be delivered : immediate!y, In two Cargoes„lree of all charge and risk, into' His Majesty'S Pt'emiset at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra 3 may bey seen at toe Secretary's Ogee. •''. No regard will Ge bad to aty'Tender in which the Price shall ke insetted in wordy at length, or that shall no.' delivered to the Boa.d &fore One o'clock on the said Friday the 26th in. slant, nor unless the Person .:u.bo makes the reti:cler,, or some Person on his bebal,', attends, to answer, when raliedf-ot, EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 10 , 1806. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP:4W of lERCke/S TS of i:NGLAtVD trading to the East Indies do he 4, give Notice, That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company 41, 7 . pointed to he held at their. House, iu Leadenhall-smet, on 11; , dner. day the 24th inst. a Resolution of the Court of Diva'ors, .of this day, for annexing a Sahli:), of 300 0 1. per annum to the Office of Recorder of Prince of Hales's Istsnd, will he laid hef,re the Court for their approbatio!, - aireeably to the 17th and 1816 Seßions of the 6th Cap. of: the By Laws ; as ^.lvill also another Resolution of the Court of Diretiors, of the 30th 4pril,. 1 806, for granting a Pension of 10001. per annum to. the Recorder of Prince oi Island after having served that office ten years, agreeably .to for igth Seßion.of the 6th Chapter of the By Lawr aforesaid. - WILLLIM RAMSAY, Steretat . .y. , 13RITISH CIRCULATING LIBRARY, . 24, Cockspur-street, Charing-Cross. TO this LIBRARY is added, as soon as publish- - ed. every .new Work,. however expensive, and a suffi cient minibor . of Copies to .obviate - the general 'complaint of delay in procuring them. 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AGAZErs ORIENTAL DEPILATORY - , fir 1.3 removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS fr,in the VAC NECK, ARMS, &c. and tor improving the COMP Lire-_ TION. The above has been sufficiently celebrated through,. out tile Eastern Nations, from whelice it was first brought to this Country ,hy Lady M- W- M -ue, and has since that time sustained a charatier in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever oliere‘l to the Public which unites mildness of operation, tint to itritate even the delicate skin of an Infant, with infalli ble and permanent cllicacy. The constant spurious at tempts to imitate this Depilatory have induced" the Proprietor to appoint Messrs. fiendrie and &11, Whole sale Perfumers, Titchborue-street ; Mi. Butler, No. 5, Cheapside • Messrs. Dicey and Suttoa, Bow 'Church-yard ; Mr. Berry:Wholesale Peri umer,G reek-street, Sohl ; Messr s Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Bacon,. Oxtbrd-street - ; and Messrs. 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