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r 't IH _ ev:"C 4, 14 q . ..4.', , . Viiii s- :•' 1.71 9 F, : i'if i r- ‘ 11 . , ..A..54._ F-4---i T , - ci _,•.,.} , --,•.1,,A., , . ' l- ..... ... I ---.. ,‘ Ai f; A----:, ~.....- o r , ArNap . --,e, • ' , 4 - ..... ' 4 / 1/FiCtie.t. \* * W 2 'I/ YOH ti Iv u • 9. l ' h hlrti VIA; a~~. ~~ . U . I i T tri‘th tit 444 t 3 TUE,SDAY, DECEAIBER 16, 1806. [PRICE Si. I E E THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. i 6, 1806, ‘‘,ll oe nc , 'DM KNOW YOUR OWN MIND. MtMurmur, ,Mr. ELLISTON ; Dasliwood, Mr. BANNISTER; Malvil,.Mr. PALMER ; . 13y4rove, Mr. POWELL ; Captain Bygrove, Mr. BA R:PLEY ; Sir Harry Lovewit, Mr. DE CAMP ; Lady Bell, Miss DUNCAN ; lady lane, Miss • ELLON ; Mrs. Belmour, Miss POPE. WIT'-; . TEKELI ; br, THE ,si rtc E of , moNTGATz. Count Tekeli, Mr. H. SI DDONS ; Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTp ; Conrad (the Miller), Nil . . W ROUG I-1 ['ON; Count Camila (the General), Mr. CA RLE S ; Alexinalthe Heroine of Montgatz), Mrs. POWELL; Christine, Mrs. BLAND. .Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35.. 6d. Second Price . zi. •,;•--Cailt-ry 2S. Second Price Ts. —Upper Galiery•fs. Se- Cowl No Money to be returi,od. P1,..;,, s for the Boles to be taken at the 130 x-office. in Little s I i ttISSCI-street. .Tne Doors to be opened, at Half-past Five, .and begin at Halfp-st Six. , ,• , -rrow, The Cabinet ; with Tekeli; or, The Siege xff Mui,tgatz. 1 HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MO-MOAROW EVENING, Dec. - 17; 1806; JE. will be `performed • .THE TEMPEST ; ENCRA_N"fED ISLAND. WITII A 3 ItBITII,A.TION ; Or, - FREE 'AND EASY". The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. FARLEY'. 3oxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price tS.-- Caller , 2s. Second Price s.—Upper Gallery is. Second Prick 6d..—No Money to be returned. Places for the Ilexes to be taken at the Box-oilice, in Hart street - The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at lilt-past Six. On Thursday (first time this Seaion), Othello, the Moor tif Venice—Othello, Mr. Pope; lago, Mr. Cooke; Desde lnoiia, Miss Smith ; with Arbitration ; or, Free and Easy. On Saturday, Love in a Village. On Mooday, King Richard,the. Third—King Richard by Idir. Cooke ; wilh The Deserts of Arabia. . The new Pantonlime,called Harlequin and Mother Goose; or, The Goldcii Egg, which has been so very long 0 prepa- Winn (the Scenes, Music, Machinery; Dresses, and Deco. rations, being all entirely new), will be produced in the Ho liciays.. DJCK:OFFICE, KINGSTON-UPON-HULL, December ;, 'Sob. AT a numerous Meeting of the Dock Company ,it K int:stun-upon- held this day, HEN I. MAISTER,)( Esq. Chairman; • Resolved Unanimously, . ,That the corpoia,iou or the Dock Company are bound by every motive - m regard and gratlt erte to express, with the Cor .. porations of tile Mayor ana liiir,esses and Trinityflouse,their Must ccrQial Thanks to S.mtuel Thernten. Esq tor ins rrin I tiplieet services during a period or upwards of twenty years which he liarepreacntid cite Town of Hull in Pastia zrient. The Dock Company are constant witness of the great be ziefitb which have 'peen derived' to the Shipping and Com 'ineicte or the Town fioin his influence an exertions ; and the • Inhabitants at large have daily before their eyes the most in. imntrovertible pro nits or the egeds of ,the unexampled set.' ;vices winch he has rendered them in toe iniproverhents of irancfas kinds widen for some time past hive been c.irried on, art Are still in prosecution, to - this populous Maritime Town. . Truly sensible of the virtuous independence and able and itpru.:4t corVuct of Samuel Thontort, Esq. as - a Mcinbef .oh the LegislatTare, the Dock Company feel die most sincere regret that they eau no longer wast of hint xs the Repreten tarive oe ; but they 'canort refrain from bxoressing at the saint' tame their anost earnest hope that his extensive knowledge of Connnetee, his high integrity of Character, • 'anci tn4se varionsfralents which so uninentiy•quality hart fora'Member of the Jiro 'sit Parliament, will not be lost -to the Nation at large at this important crisis. Resolved, That the Chairman of the Dock Company be requested to transmit a Copi of the above - Resolution .to Samuel Thorn, ton, Esq.. rout that these Resolutions he inserted in such of .thupublic Newspapers as the Chairman shall think.,Proper. HENRY MAISTER, Chairman Doet.; Company at Kingston.upon-litill. TRINITY-HOUSE, HULL, - —November-4r186. Resolved Unahimously,' THAT the sincere• Thanks of this Corporation be given to SrVAU 1 . . I, THORNTON, Esq. for Iris Faithful and Independent . Con And as a Member of thel3ri tish Senate, and particularly for his prompt and unwearied atteiitiOn3firthe trits:reSt's" or thig C.7 7 lTTlMlCrclAtTottittrituring, thc . period of tour suc::es,ive Parliame nts. By" Order Of tiie VorThiptul . the Warderts, &c. IA N.I.ES,.GRX EN, Sec. • .. , KOTZE:BUE's . TWO NEW W4' R 1 • • THE Public are respeafully informedthese high ly interesting Volumes are now re.ldy for delivery at all the Booksellers. and Circulating Libraries throughout the United Kingd:.m. 'And it may be 'truly said, their Contents prove an everlasting memorial of the lively iinagination and genuine ta.em of this jus4ly celebrated Author. These- Volumes are in lid his !Chet-ti . CEtivres, and are doubtless superior to the produaions of any Writer of the present day. • the Works consist of r. Kotzebue's Historical, Literary, and Political Anecdotes and Miscellanies, in thice elegantly prlittert'volumes, iisiled with a highly finished t• rontispieee, price res. boards: 2 K.otz'ebues Plastor's Daughter, with other Romances, dh 4 vols. price 18s. boards. , Public are reqUested to be particular in ordering jotzebue's Anecdotes and Kotzebue's Pastor's Daughter, as there aie s'n little Novellettes advertised, for which they Inay nrstaken by tile Booksellers. ' ' • English and Foreign Library, 48, Conduit.: street,-De, : .' H , 1866. 1 t EADY TO ADVANCE. AL L PERSONS in possession of Incomes, arising - from -iireehold, ..Copyhold, or. Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Nlartiage settleinents; widows' jeintiires, An nuities, Patent P j4,es, Church Livings, or any other con. tain. Income for Life, mat be supplied with temporary - or permanent Sums or Money to any Antount, by ,paying_,An nuity for the same. - The Nobility • and . Gentry' of known Property, or their 1 - leirs, may b.: accommodated on their. personal security; and in any iui.uice-where th::-si o ngle security of an inciivi . 044 'nay be deorned, insufficient; the addition of another - person to guaratiteCti t e payment of the Interest will re_ In' onjedion ; anti, in all case's, .ppvilege be given to the Yubjic to return the _Principal at their own ofrticin. . Personal app.Feations will be receiv.d every day till Four o'Clnc.L; and - Letters from - Correspondents in Town. or Cc" ,, t-":' 'post paid) immediately answered, by ad or444..ug t, Cie Dife.:.tor or tiie Knightsbridge Bank ; at his ~ Town !Louie,' No. $, Lower leltn-stree4 GoldWiyuare. Cc-in • THE NEW STATE LOTTERY,. • - AXTHIC4 . BEGINS DRAWING JANUARYv V • 1807, contains • Prizes of £30,000 - are - 2 • - - - - - - - - - - 20,000 - - - 10,000 500% - jloo loop 500 100 • zo z5,0;.0 Tickets capitals Determinable": First-drawn i'icket, Is' Day - -.):zoopoo Ditto - - 3d Day - 10.000 Ditto - stli Day 30,006 Ditto - - - Last Day - 5,000 PRICE. Ticket - 4, - 19 is '0 Half - - !' to z o Eighth - .Cz ti 6 Quarter - - 2 o Sixteenth I- -•c 6 o * TICKETS and SFI AR ES are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, ant by their Agents in the Country, *** The above . inimense. CAPITAL PRIZES are the greatest, in a Schethe of so few Tickets, evi-r presented in the annals of Lottery Adventure. This fad is indisputable. But. the Votaries of 'Fortune ; : to participate of suck unpre tedentO.L opulence, . must. be on . the alert, as the. Drawing commences so early as the. 131 h of January next. EXCELLENT SCHEME. Prizes of - • ,63 1 7400 2 - - . 20,000 2 t - ic,oco 3 - - - soao loc) _ _ _ - s o. T_T' s bIINSBY and CO. beg leave to observe; that Li they were the first who sold two Capital Prices of , 30,0001. each, Nos. 33,979, and 4249 ; besides 51,4 Capital .Prises, frorn, ieol. to 300°01. rHornsby and, co.,resped . tfully acquaint their Friends and the Public', ,thit they. hate on Sale TICKETS. and - SHARES,. entitling - the -eurchasers to those important Prizes, and at the, very lowest Prices. The First-drawn Ticket on the tjth of next Month will be entitled to zo,oool. This peculiar Benefit triusvereate a great demand; and it is a well-known fa - et, Attu, whenever 33,0 - bit. Prizes have been intrOdsiced into the Scheme, Cite ickets have been invariably all disposed pt, ..N. ). Orders by Letter, or 'Carrier exceeded ettadly nn the sante liberal ternis , as it present, at the Did Estabhslied State H Lottery Offices, .26,. sz, Charing.crOss, and St: Margaret's Hill, Boraugh. • • NEW STATE LOTTERY. 2 - Prizes of t • - £3e,cop 2 - - - - 20,909 2 - - - lo,oot, 3 - - - - - Sio" &c. &c. &c. AZE. Exchange, London, R anonwd selling N . ,?..^3 Royal ,k SHARES tor ihe STATE t,o - ur ERV wnich begins Draw ing the 13th of next Month, the Scheme of which contains the above Caoitais, besides the usual proportion of othe!-YrizeS. In the late Lottery, No,, 9.,isio„ a i'rize of 2.0,c.501.:. and No. tg,574, t , ,,a001. troth Shares by LiA ZAP..I/, 1.31.714. NE and' Co. *.* Cortespontitt)ts accoibrnying their ()roars with Ito. witl be treated on trio ,ame Terin as it ixttctre (pv3t-p.tii.l) TO BOOX.SELVERS. STATIONERS", 'ro BE DISPOSED OF, and nay tie tntered IL upon immediatei?n 010-cstablishcd. Concern iwthe BOOKSELLING ano I'ATIONARY LINE, in one of the most desirable' SiLuations in the of late in tl4e occupation of fd,r. Thomas Richards, deCeaSta.l. -- For lurther particulars apply to Jr. Hurst, Paternoster tow. All Perscins indebted to, or having any Demand on the, Estate of the 'above-mentioned Toonns Richards, are re quested to. transmit An Atcount of same to Mr. W. Plyaiouth. This Day was published, . • Price zs. 6W bound,. lied Leather, jOHNSON'§ COMPLETE' POCKET BOOK J or Gentleman's and ;rradesrual'es Daily lourn.,l fir e 7 Containing a plain and concise. Method for keeping Account of all Monies ecceived, paid, lent, or expended, ninfantluins,inict_Engarinents; tor every Day in the Year with useful 1 ables, Printed for J. Johnson, No. 7; St. Paul's Churchyard. •. KOTZL E's NOVELLETTES, In 'Three Volumes, with Pia`tes.. THESE highly iritmresting Volumes will be pub hisiwd in .London, on. Thursday, the .18th instant, and it mayhe,stated without presumption, that their Commis remain a Monument holiouraOle to the genius 'of their A uthoras Icing ar . tine Writing,, pure ,iVlorals, exqUisite Wit, and a' hri 1I i ant Imagination are esteemed by Ni ank These Novellettes are, word, the inaSter'-pieces of one' of the most popular of living• Writers and are, perhaps, in fcricir in.tio degree to the admired productions of Marmontej, Gesuer,, and St Pierre. Work will consist of Three elegantly printed Vora lumen, on stiperfine yellow Nivove Paper, enibeilished with :beautiful Frontispieces, price ins. in boards. The. i'ublie are requested to be particular in ordering Kotzebue's Novellettes, in Three Volumes, as there are various Miscellaneous Works Of the Same Writer in circula tion, hr nich they may be mistaken , by rite booksellers. Na. 6, Biidge-street, Hiackfriars,Pec. 1806. A NEW kEVIEW. On Thursday, the ist Day of January, will be published, price Halt-a-Crown, the First Number Ola New - Review, to he conthwetd Ivlrnithly, under .t he title of r rHE .OXFORD ItLYIEW ; or; LITERARY ENSOR, containing Analyses, Criticisms, and Opi nions, of New lir , olts, English and Foreign, written MEIVIBERI - i of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. PLAN /Orb ADVANTAGES OF THIS WORK f. The Writers-are Gentlemen wholly unconriecied With Literary Factions, or with the trading Interests of Publishers. z. They have been induced to volunteer their services as Guardians of Literature, in consequence or the numerous abuses to which Periodicalleriticisin has lwelybeen.exposed in many of the existing Reviews. _ _ • • 3._ As residont Members• . of the first University in the world, their easy ac c ess to literary authorities Of 'every . kind, their means of constant literary • eoinmunk7ation,. and their other numerous local advantages, especially. Await& them to undertake the (Alice of Ceniors of the public cress. • 4. Every. Book , shall be r,viewed according to the pro fessed objed of its Writer, and every Writer shall be.candidly judged according to his own principles. , . s. Issuing fr©m a Seat of Learning, which has always been justly regarded as the bulwark of the Church and State, this Review will . be' devoted iitedlastly to the interests of - the Established Religion and Government of Country. 6. • Every Book iyhich - appears within the British. Empire, and which has been publicly odvertised, or has been commu nicated to the. Editors, shall, without exception, be noticed in this R e view within. three Months after ifs appearance. • 7. 'Fhe.Reviewed orits shall be Classed s•ysteniaticai Worksly, under thegeneral ildds of . Literature to which they respeet ively belong.. • 8, Islotia;es of . Foreign • Liter...iture shall form a regular por lien of every NuMbet,.and art - Angel - n:6ls have been made by which ihBy will ire early and comprchtusive. , Ytinted by, Slatter and AlundaY, High-street, and sold by I. Cooker xtOrd ; by I. Deigh.ton, Cambridge; Wil.. tram Creech, I' ; Archer, Dublin 3 arid by . Hatchard, I . It Phillips, H. 13. Syminids, and W , Arid J. Rlcliardsons, Loudon ; . also by al i• ot het 800 k... sellers, and by 411 NC:05111W) 41::(1 Dealers in Books. This Day .was published, priee4s. , l , ' . PIONSMERATIONS oh the ALLIANCE be tween CHRISTIANITY and COMMERCE, ap-, plied ,to the Present State of this Country. ", .Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies; Strand. This . Day was published, in 121110. 3s: 6d. tz:tind, a New ' Edition ' printed on fine Copy, o T f H E NEW YEAR's . ,G 17. 1 1; ill Six Parts. Containing MeditatiOn.s and Prayers fot every Day in the Nek ; and. Devotions for the Sacran'ient, Lent,'and bthex Occasions.,. Printed for F: C. and.f. Riyington, T. Walker, Scatcherd .and Letterman, W. Befit, Wilkie and .Robinson, G. Robin son, C. law, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme. • - - • Of whom ma;• be had, a new Edition of The Christian's Companion to the Feasts and Fasts of the Church of Eng land, containing. an.Acconnt of each Solemnity ; with Con iidetations, the Coiled, and a Prayer lot the Day,. price bound. . . . • . • %. This Day vas phillisiked,, price 3s. THE Whale pt . ',the CORRESPONDENCE and' oFociAl. NOTES relating. to tilt: late N EGO. T.IATION with F RAN , ' CE, as they appeared in the Moni teur NoverGher2bth. . • Sol& itY 'Black md, Parry, Leadenhalkstreet ; 1, Ridg way, Piccadilly ;• and I. Triphciolr, St, lames's-street ; also by all the respectable Newsvenders. The •Pub,ic • are cautioned against any spuriomi Edition that may be attempted. to be imposed upon them, as the Above has undertone a sitbsecprent. comparison with the ri ginal 3; an advantage in point of accuracy winch no other Pub lication can posiess. 'This Pay was pytil4hed,:price tos. 6d. hoards, . A VIEW of -the EVID.E.MOES of CHRIStr- EX ANITY at the -Close of,the.preiended AC E of REA- F. ON : in eight .SerrnOns,iireaelled betore , the University of x ford, at__St. Mary's, in the yeak.l - 803, at the Lecture foithd ed by the Rev: lohn tialupton, M .A . CanOn of Salisbury.' EDWARD NAkLS,-IVE A. Reaor of liiddendeh, Kent, and late Fellow of Merton Col- • • kegc, o.x t'crd. Oxford ai,tlie Universil Pres S.. Sold by J. Cooke, Ok ford ;. by Megi, Rivin#on, St. r aul's'Church-vard ; Long_ man and Co.- Paternoster-row '; Hatthard, Piccadilly, London ; Deighton. Cambridge; . • Where nriay he had, by the same Author; • 'Eis TheOS EiS .Iksites ; or, an Attempt to ilhevV how far the philosophical Notion of a Plurality of IVorldS is consistent or ndt %vim the iiin‘uage of the .Holy Scriptures. Price Bs. in boards. • 2. Sermons coinpcsed for Country Congregation. 7s. bds. A Sermon preichod at the Primary VisitatiOn of the most Rev. the lord ArchbiAop of Canterbury, holden at itkbhfOrd., in Kent, lune 13, 1866. Prkt ts. 6d. This Day was palolithed, ' _ In One Volume 9:ttaso,.piice c)s. in boards. MAPOLEON..and the FRENCH PEOPLE iin der his EM PI RE. By the Authnir or Bonaparte ion; the' ;trench People under his Consulate. Translated frolii the German. The. original of the above was Printed en the ContMent; but nerbre toe distritu of more than a very trill , nufn ber of c)pies, the arch Enemy of the Freedom ut .e Press_ _ , tcrfereg - , - seized , trn as many of PersLais r:e'd in the Publication Lis were within his teach, uld -cor.,ignett the most obg9Nious off• them, the spirited and unturt mat , : Palm, toiiiilit.sry execution. Of Inc cirensustances %vhich t 6 this c.;:asirophe, the ,Translator has io.,7rted, together with other valuanle additional matter, a More authentic and de tailed itcCUI.IIOL ill.lll nits yet appears:l, The Publishers are w,titheld, ar.utiy,;, 041,1 aiino:iocing_the name. which, it known, wiattld insurc to his Work a 1 spencliil ant ±itirabie ta:ne. tew rciaiiining_ Copies may b . .! had, price 7s, in boards, ' of the id Lditioti of Bonaparte and the'k tench people Untlet his Colsulate. Printed for Tipper and Richards, Leadenhall-street. • NEW PAItLIANIENT, • On the 'zoth of December will be published, price zs. zd. in Marble Paper,,. TILLS's COMPLETE CLERICAL ALMA . - v, -NA C K, fur the Year Containing, besides the customary contents of an Ahria natk— eloper Lesson's for every Daj, in the Year. A- List of the New earliament. Holidays kept at the Public Offices. :feral Table. trauster Days,&c. at the Bank; South Sea and East India Plouses Moon's rising And setting The Tides. Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, List of Bishops-. List of Deans, Archdeacons, &c. .List or Irish Bishops and Deans. King's Ch.-Thins, &c. Knights of the Garter, Bath, &c. A Iphabitik.a. Lists of the English, Scotch, and Irish Nobility, with their Surnamis SCoth, and• Irish Peeressee... State Officers of Enghmd, Scotland, and Ireland. luil,esanki 'Great Law Officers. 'liis Vajesty's most 'Hon. Prilq Council. t.(trd Lieutenants of Counties, . An Alpha betical Listof ah House of Peers: -An Alphabetical List of Taxes. A List, of .the Quarter Sessions in England and Wales; with l'ariety _other interesting Matter. To be continued Annually. A lso,The Ne , v Condon Sheet Aimanack t . containing a List of the rear - Parliament, Great olfiecrs of State, &c. &c. price -• • , Printed for the ConiPany of . Stationers, and sold by G.. Greenhill; , at their Hall, Ludgate..Street. FO'R THE C;;OWTH OF HAIR. . . . . T ADJE S and Gent:ernen who wish the Ornament , .of FINE 4IEAD of HAIR, need only make trial of the A O 1 L, particularly as the use of Oils are found so necessary to Moi;tan iue Hair when areSsing ; for which purpose the Russia Oil has now become in use by the Royal' Faffuly.„,and Ladies of the first circle. Itis a nourislier and improver so its Growth, prevents it falling off, and is s) great a preserver and strengthener t., the Hair, as to prevent its becoming bald, or turninz grey, to the latest period ; also restores the 1-lair on bald places. -Several Gentlemen, who have been bald 'fur years, have declared, after using the Rus: sia Oil regularly ;for three months, became nearly covered with hair. •It will serve as a substitute for Pomatum. It is recommended -to Ladies who use Dressing Irons, as it will prevent any ill etleas occasioned by their heat. Price. 7s. per. Bottle ; or one Bottle, containing four small, -at a Guinea. To be had of the Proprietor, 3;3, Oxford-street; and, by appointment, of Mr. Smith, Perfumer to His Majesty and thc Royal Family, i 10, New Bond-street ; liaeon, rso, and AlLn, 76, OxfOrd-street Ward, ,324, Middle-row, Hol born-; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; . Withers, 229, Strand ; Rigge; 65, Cheapside ; Holmes, Bolton, and Tutt, Royal Exchange, London;. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; Raeburn, North bridge, Edinburgh ; Shepherd, Bristol; Collins, ,Salisbury; Miller. and Cridwell, Bath ; and otmost•sMedicine "Ven ders. and Perfumers in Town and Country. , - Caution--As a Counterfeit Russia Oil has l a t e ly be en at . tempted - to' be iMposed ore the Public, by a PersOn stating himself as the original Proprietor, who, ,in order, the more readily to'deceive, has imitated an Bagle in the show-bills and wrappers which inclose the Bottles: • the Proprietors cautions against this -imposition, by assuring that none arc genuine but what have a label across the wrappers, signed in Rod Ink, By the Proprietors, " Mochrikulsky and Prince." The Libel ought to be observed when purchaseti ; as 4:at can not be imitated without subjecting the parties to forgery, - It is recommended to Country Venders to be guarded against a Person that travels with. this spurious Oil, who has offred it fnf sale to the principal Venders in town ; who, as Gentle. men, have rejected it, knowing there never was any article of that name but that prepared by Mochrikufsky. and Prince, which they have vended several years. It has been imposed on different Shopkeepers in town and country, that were un k acquainted of its being a Counterfeit ; but finding they had been deceived, have applied to the Proprietors,'requesting to be supplied With the genuine.,-The Proprietors find it re quisite to mention this 'for the reputation of such Shop keepers who may still be unacquainted of vending this Coun terfeit : likewise informing tfrem,' that they may be supplied with the Russia Oil at the Proprietors, Na. 333 ; Oxford street ; or any Wholesale Vender4 in Louder, Where they will -seceive liberal allowance. VICTU4LI.ING-OFFICP, • - Dec. to, 'Sok THE COMM.ISSIOIVERS fir VICTIM L ING liis 111/IyESTY's hereby give Nrake, -) That on tfrednesday next, the 17th inst. thy will be ?%.46' to receive . Tenders, fn uniting (sealed up), and treat with' such Perron' as will Undertake to suPpb/ what T ALLOW ,CAN!)I.ES be demanded. for the rise bf the VinUalling Dep.:llmq at ' the Foil of London, far 9ne from the lit yanua4 to the 3 1st December 18a7, inclusive; and ,t 7 be paid for by sills, pay. able, 7,ita Inierert, ninety daju after date. The Conditions of the Calmat - 1 m:9. , be icePt at the Secretay's 0 . e Nu regard will be had to anjrTendir in which the f' , tee shall not be inserted in nsn.rds at length, o'-• that shall rot be delivered to the Board before 04e o'eack on the scta' /Yednesday next, the I.7th instant, nor unless the Person who make: the reuder, or s,r'te per Son on Lir tehalf; attends, to answer, 2c "en coil d for. '7-Icruil L L !NG.O FFICL•, tgotS. . . CONIMISSIOXERSI6rP7CTUAL,LIAG lIIS MAJESTY', NAVY diio hereby f Notice, That an Friday, the 19th 'in s tant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in tvriting (sealed up), and beat asi• Two Hundred Bags of Ii4ENTISFI 110 I'S of the growth 'he:war and for One Hundred Bair qrKEICITIS HO I'S of the growth of theprese;ayear ; to be answerable to samples io ter'rodUced with the TinaVri ; to be delivered P! a Forinigot, - by sveeldy pro.. portions, iitta Elir Ilrajerty's‘ViEivalling Stores at Deptford ; aftl to ,be ` paid for by Bills, pay,i4le, Ivi/h Intereit, ninety days after date, The Conditions of:'c Contrael may to :iv: at the Secretary's Office. "No iegard will be had to a 4, 'render in whirls the Price shall not be inverted in words at length, .or. that shall not be delivered to the . Board before One o'ClOck on the said Fridqy the Oth instant, nor unless • the Person- who makes the Tender , ur saute Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, wl.;e . fot ".EAST .HOUSE. , - November 12, 1804. 'THE COMM/../TE of the UM rh7/5 C'u.V/P4 N of AfIZCH -I NTS of ENG LRNU, tradlotg to thie Indies, hereby give Notire;• Ma . : a Quarie4enera:l Court of the laid '...ompaiiy will be &Id at their House','in I eadentali-street, oPt N'ednis4 the 17th Dec, next, izt Eleven 4' Ci,c be F,:rinoon; for the pari,-e of declaring a Di t vid• id f P&p: Midsummer lint C , ristrnai , next. IV II: R A v ecrehn'Y INDL, Mvember z 6, nce6. HE COURT of D R Y' 0 R of the T t r iNa ELI AN) . ( 4 AIeRCII,INI.S LNG• LAWD - tYirdiig tc, the East bidies do hei'cbj glee Notice, Tha:t at thcseitarterly. Central Cc.wt of the 'raid Ceprp.rip, ap. ,ointed to be befit at their Ilause, Li,.:derbail_iir ee t, on w e d., nr - 4,...ty the t7th Dee. next, at arvra ,'Ll,rk in tlr l'orenooyr, the folloWing Re4olution of the General court; epthe 24 , 6 her /art, will br tO"theet Jot their s rwyfrntart " Resolved; That this Coult approvf.' the Residue, vi of " the Court pit Diretiors of Lth in for to the Office u# Recorder Prince of WaieS i eland a S lary of " 30001. per Annual." , • WILLIAM R,41115,11". • To the PROPRIETOR of Doctor BROIAJM's MEDI CIN ES, Datry'S Elixir Warehouse, Salisouiy . -square. SIR, Birmingha;n, lutV 2, 13c6. T Request you to send to my Si s t er , i n H atton , 1. Garden, where you sent betbre, two Five:guinea,Bottlel of Dr BRODUM's NERVOUS CORDIAL, and she will pay for•the same. I have the pleasure to in to: in,you, one of the 'Bottles yeti last sent I gave to "emirs' S v;one - , who lives near Worcester. She has laboured under a nervous affliction, attended with most vidlent hsad-achs, for some ears ; and she. write, the word; since she con - lam - wed takinr your dicthe, the unpleasant symptems have very Much decreased ; and she has the Most sanguine hopes or being perfettly,eured. by a tew more bottles. have the satisfaction to add, the Nervous Cordial itas completely restored,me to health ; and 1 only now take it by the advice of my iKnySician (who has the htgh'est , opinion of ydur Medicine); to prevent a relapse. And am, Siry' .• Your most obedient humble ervaar, • MARV BROWNS. DISEASES of . the E FHRA; and Certain CUM. PLAINTS. A S Sole Proprietor of DARAN's' celebrated - • MF,DICATED•IjOUGIES and REMEDIES, Mr FOU It iniorais the Pnhlic; that he may, as consulted daily from nine to three; at hiS.House,. No. 54, Frith-streer,. Soltbi' on Cases of Stri&ures, ObStruclions Gieets, &c. &c. as veil as Debility; iind ev , i:y Disorder where secrecy is so essere.al a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a spacious House,- . . hat, every Patient may be introduced in separate Apartincit. Mr. D. has for many }ears confided himself to that department of Surgery, and front extensive Pradieei and the most tiattering,suCcess, he is enabled to offer a method of Cure, mild; efficacious, re q ui r i ng Ile eon . finement of restraint in diet, and preventing the passibility of a relapk"... Persons in the Country statlng their case - tally in a Letter, enclosing a !1., or 2.i. Note, will have.pmper remedies sent to - the amount. For the various syniptom, &c. see Mr. Duftiiir'S Treatise on Lie above Complaints, Price zs. 64. the sth euition: A CHALLIF.NGE. \ EMS. CURRIE and Co: chlilleng - e the whole World to prove a single instance where their - Medicine and IVlethod of Cure have failed of the desired ; e*a. The practice ut manyyears in this particular branch of their pro-. fession has ant givers rise to one unsuccessful ase. Tney con tinue to dired their studies to -the treatment and care Of cer tain Complaints; and that derangement of Aire syStem which is the consequenceof a destruetiv , habit. I tjs melancholy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice b;in„ , , - a nn those Detisiencies and - Debilities which frequently prevrit am* embitter the . Matrimonial State, and Impost:6 oy anticipa tion upon its unhappy viairns all the infirmities ufold.age. To such persons it must be a consuiing rehectiow.o know that they may nosy, by a new and infallible 1310dC.of treat; ment, be restored to health, strength. and manly vigour.— Messrs. Currie and Co. being regular surgeons of the }loyal College, the idea of emnircisin cannot possibly be attached to their prattice, for notOtg but a thorough conviction, con— firmed by many years experience, of the injudiciousmode of treatment adopted by the general l'raditioner in the cure of Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debility which inevi. tably results rrom the indiscretions of youth, could induce them to deviate from the usual system, and by performing the most surprising cures, con4ince the world of the decided su periority of their mode of treatment Messrs, Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their House, No. 107, Hattuu Garden. Letters from the Country (post,paid), inclusing a 13ank Note, stating the particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advice and Medicines sent to any part of the Kingdom, 60,000 2 0.1 6 0 0 2:0,000 so ,:o 4 000 2.07:0 Vioes 102,030 ‘250i000