The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

~a ' . • I "z7- - \ l :ii:Prc . t . ' ' E 4 : 0 ,...y • 44'1 ; 44 ;,49j.,... f1r * 7-7--- r i --.... .. 74''''..'" ,. k i ."1" 1 . (4.1 15 • ‘ , 71A vz :7.1,,,,, ,-,- ,_'''rk , ... p l , 1 . 1 . / /4t.' - , r.. • -- .tAt icl A4-1/-,?-:4 , - 4 - 1 , , tn e .... Rs ° T.ltst•-7'."' ji:n \,.. Z t• - - 17:•11(i . IV : :t ; ;; ; ‘‘ - i ; , ti k f; 1 4 4 1 *-=•_ -, .. --- 5 -4 -4- 4 1 .4-gi. 4 . • _ - •—, 1 ,7,36: - _. t .. 7 ,. .-,- ~ ,---.,,,..71,." ••••• • . k ......, ~---,,, ,• t . -4,, i, . _ 1 , '• ' -. 7 ".. .........- ~ .;.:xt.r, I .i4jm- • _ \ • ' I s. 4 . 4272.1 THEATRE ROYAL, .COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, May 26, 1806, will be. pei loaned KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. „Henry, Kin 91E.hgLip.d, Mr. POPE ; ' • . Cardinal•WQlsey, Mr. K. F. M BLE ; • 'Katharine, 'Queen of• Eng 1 and. Mrs: SiDDONS,c (Her last.appcaranCe this Season). • WITH TOM THUMB THE 'GREAT. • King' krthur, M r MUN Dh. N; Torn ThUmb, Master lIENSON - ; Lord Grizzle, Mr, L ISTO-N ; Queen Oollalolia, Miss TYR g R.. Boxes fis. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery tis. tipper Gallery Is. _ Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Olfive in ilart-street. The Doolto be opened at half past Five, and ! begin at half zst Six. • • - The new Tragedy of Edgar ; or, Caledonian Feuds, will be aaed, for the second time, on Wednesday, izdtlie BENEFIT or Mr. FOSB , . 00K, Box Book and Hotisaeeper. • THEATRE - ROYAL, IMUItY-LA NE. ON. FRIDAY, May 30, I'B 66, their Majesties Servanis will ad•the Comedy of • THE- HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ; Rolando, Mr. I3ANN:STER ; Miami, Miss DUNCAN With a Dance incidental to the Piece. At the:F.nd of th.- Play A NEW DIVE' TISEMENT. • In which Mademoiselle PA RI SOT will introduce her cele brated ShaWl Pas Seul. To which will lie added, .A POPULAR FARCE ; As will be expressed in future Advertisements. • Tickets and Places for the Boxes to be had of Mr. Fos brook, at - his Office in Little Russell-street.' ANATOMICAL LECTURES. MR. CARPUE will commence his LECTURES on ANATOMY and SU N G Ely/ on Nloilblay,. the gth of tune. Particulars-may be known by aPplying-to Mr. Carpue, at Lis House, No. 50, bean-strect,:St , ho. • TO CREDITORS. ALL Persons who have any Claims or Demands against the Estate ot the lute ,lOHN ALLEN. Esq. of Clement i s Inn, and of flammersinith, in the County of Middlesex, are requested to tend an Accbout tliefetif, to gether with the nature Ot ; their Securities (it art ); undercover, direaedlo Robert )3odle,' Esq. at Mr. `Gregory's, Solicitor; No. 12, Clement's Inn, aforesaid. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. NEXT MONDAY, :May • 26th, will be the lOURTH DAY of Drawing, when the first Ticket drawn out of the Wheel will-receive rb,oool. The first. iliawn Ticket on the following Day, the Fifth; will he en -titled to zo,oool, ; and on the Sixth DaY, to 25,00'01., Vach of these Capital Prizes will hegiven to the First-drawn Tic kets, inclepe , .dent -of any other Prize which may'happen to be drawn against them ; by which it is evident that a Single Ticket may gain the immense surnof4Sioool. - The followli l z is the present State of the Wheel : Prize of - C - ' - - _20,c00 - - 40,009 -1 - 10,000 1 -10,00 y .2 - - 5000' - 10,000 8 - - • 500 - - 4000 100 - 3 6 - - o - -' -•- IS= , Besides the full proportion of the. 211. 'Prizes. KITCHEN'. Fire-place Improved and Furnished with a capital Range, With Oven and Boiler,. Hot Plate and Hot Cistern, .and the improved Patent Smoke lack included, for Twenty Guineas (it of a moderate size) for Real)" Money only, . A Caution—As several Ironmongers impose on the Public an Infringement deficient is, every re:Ted, -and continually out of order please to-take nane, the above jacks o from two-to seven years without oiling, and a , e sold Jnly by Prosser, Patentee and Manufacturer, No. s, Back-bill; near Aleux's Brew-house. PH11. ,, N -MAC' ANNUI CV PLAN. A T a MEETING holden at use London Tavern X. this day, it was - ICesOtvedUnaininously, • , 'lst; l'hkt the i•ropoteu institution is likely to be produc tive of much b,11,1i. to the Public, and of cc.tisiderable advan tage to the Subscimers thereto. , • ad, Tnat ln.oks of Subst.;ription he now opened, and conti nue open, - at the Lundon Tavern, and 15, Welbeck. street ; but. that no •deposit be called tOr until the whole Subscription is filled 3d; That all i-ersons wishing to withdraw their Name from the Subserlptiort shall be at liberty fo do so. 4111,. That a be notden at the London Tavern, on Monday, I.: a. Twelve o'Clock precisely, for..the pur pos carry proposed rtan into etii:zt. • WAI. Lt./lit-AM., Chairman. i London•Taverh, May 22, 11306, • :The Chairtnan.haVing letuthe Chair, it was Resolved Una niniously, That the Thanks of the Meeting tie given to Win: tudiain, Esq. :or n s ahie cOndutt in the Chair, - and forihe jUdidius Plan lie submitted. •Tl)e,Prospectir,, ~, r ing the pronabiltty,that the proposed ad0,.l .t,, rite SubsZ:riners a bonus of sol. per Cent. Svc , r tc. uty ~:!ars, in addition ra the' Annual Di vi,!eod r rtr and yet be produttive of all' those .b:.'n,:tits to toe wincii it at present Koipises, may be II raVeril, 7111 d inWeiheek...`street. L X T a iiEN hit Al, MI-.ETING,ofthe:SUBSCRI / it'S' to the UN 01(1 or P RON' I I N STI- T tyriON;: ‘vm pRA i:D, Esq. 111.t', in the Chair, • • • It wls Resolv,,d llinn,inously, That the New and , Equit- . able System of Lire Itisuraite, and Annuities, as digested by the Cornauttce, calculated to promote early Industry, conouty, and Morality; to rel!,..‘e Thousands troin - depen- Ilenee,and want, and, elli.c.bligtne,e Public Benefits, to be come of c;onsiiiertible N .tioi;al Importance. . ThL.t the lollowing'Noble.iien. ji . cends to the Institution) be requested to accept situations ut the Honorary Piesidency : The Right Rirourable . Viscount ,The. Ri4ht Honourable iscount. Chet wynd. • The Right•Htinourabie . Viscount Duncannon. .The Right ilotiour,ttite Lord kensington., That the. zellowing . gentlemen be added to the . Provisional Commit tee: • , William-Bell, Esq. - - . . . . SLrope Bernard, Esq.- I.L. D. Major Bird, West ,Middlesex Militia. WilliamNewt::oirib6 Esq Williain Praed, A' scf. 'M. P. ' That the first Instalment, being 21. per Shafe,, he paid into the hands of Nlessrs. Praed,Dieiy, Box, Bernard, and New combe, No. 189, Fleet-stre:it, on or before the 28th instant, Where a Book is opened for ih::Subscriptitin of those desirous of any of the few remaining Shares. , %V N 1 . PRAE D, Chairman. . , Freemasons' l'a . yern, May at, tBO6. . UVIUS's LETTERS. • .Th i s Day was published, • • in Two eleg ant Volumes, small °Claw, embellished With beautiful Ponraits I,y Caroline Watson . , • price _Twelve in - board, • - A COMPLETE and AUTHENTIC EDITION the ,CEL.F.I3I(A FED LE 1 - TEAS of JUNIUS,, coritinining • much additional Matter, and much IntOrrnationp . • not to be found in any other Editiola. Among the Additions are (t) the various Letters •to which: Junius replied; (z; - copious illustrative Notes, histOrical and biOgraphiLal ; and (3) ?ti inquiry relative 'to' the Author of 'these Papers, in ,which the pretensions of Yariotis supposed Writers arecritically examined. and the name 01 the-real, Anthot ascertained. • ' By JOHN' ALMON, Author of the Lives of toe E - arl of Chatham and john Wilkes, at Anecdotes, IHistorical 'and - Biagraphical, &c, No Person casi nipUbt the Superior pretensions of Mr. Al mon to giye to the 'World arrilluStratedand.claSsical . Edition of the fainous Letters unit's; a task. for which he-has al.. wa);s been acknio , ,yledgeci to be better qualified than any other Contemporary of • that distimwislied Writer. This Edition claims, therefore, the decided preference of the Publie,'is the last 'Work . of • the Veteran Ec . .itor, who was intimately conueeted with the'most eminent Polirical Characters of the . Psriod in ..Which Junius wrote, and also as being the ..cheapesti and the most 'elegant Edition extant. Prilifed 'for Richard Phillips, blaekfriars_; I and to be had of all Booked:1M attd Dealers in I3ooki. - CAPITAL BOOKS ON AGRICULTURE. The Sixth Edition, ithitroved,‘. in One large Volume Oetavo, • price Half a:Guinea in boards, • HE FARMER'S_ CALENDAR ; containing a 'FULL ACCOUNT of the BUSINESS .neeeisary to be perlormed on all Kinds of FARMS during EVERY MONTH of the YEAR . , with ,the latest Improvements, and the Mode of executing them. • By ARTHUR YOU ft/G . /Esq . . F.R.S. Secretary to the Board of Agriculture,- apd Member of various Philosophical. and Agrkultural Societies iti Etirope.and , • , • It is impossible, in the compass -of an 'Advertisement, to enumerate the important Contents, and the great pradical Advantages which must result, in the m s anagement of Land, troin a:constant reference to this useful Work. Marty thou,. sand Copies are sold in every year; .and intelligent Fatmert and Country Gentlemen,- in every County w England, have acknowledged, not only that it enables thcin to periorrn every operation in the best and most successful manner, but effvels, in the general business of a +arm, a saving of from' Ten . to Twenty-five per Cent. . • a. 'lli two large VolumeS, 4th.. illustrated with nearly One Hundred Engravings, representing the most improved Im plements, the various Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, price Four Guineas in boards, . A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI. CULTURE; including all the MOD'ERN.IMPR(YVE. M Ts and DI SCO VE RI ES, 'and the results of all the Attention and Inquiry . which have been bestowed on t! is im portant Science, during the Past thirty years; the whole mmbining and explaining fully, extensively, and coapletely,' the PRINCI-PLES and PRACTICE of the MOOERN ART of HUSBANDRY, in all its Branches and Relations. R. W. DICK-SON, M.D. Honorary' Member of the Board of Agriculture. 3. In Quarterly Numbers, price. Three. Shillings and Six pence, illustrated with Hates, The ANNALS of AGRICULTURE ;, or, FARMER's MAGAZINE; consisting ofortginlil rapers, Experiments, and Observations ; conduct-d •. • " By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S. Printed for Richard.Philltps, Bridg e,-street, , UiaciAriats ; and to be bad of ail 'l3ooksetls s. A CAUTION TO FAMI LI ES: THE _great' Reputation wfiich Mr: BURGE.SS has gained by the stiperfor Exe6iiiince of his I:SS N c.` E of ANCHOVIES 'for I.ISI-1 SAUCE has- indofted -many Persons to giite'the same Name to an Artiele . .entirely kiit ferent. „ , I iIN BURGESS and SO.N think it a dilt)i they Oie the public, to caution th':ni against such r . Imsitions, aS.seVer'd/ People travel the Etnpi'e, oil'e.ing Shopkeepers; &c::, au ex tra large profit vend the spurious kind : .they. parti, culariy requeSnd to ask fior 13iiito.ss's, and to . 64serve none is genuine tint- what - have - -these %words upon thel.ahel !oho Burgess and son's Original and Supetior "ksseiice of Anchovies." Warehouse, NaY 1 0 7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London ' - • AUCTION OF BOOKS AND HOGARTIPs riuNTs• ACATALOGUE of Rare and Valuable BOOKS, Apcient . and Modern, incinding the Library of Charles Esq..; a great variety of the. most esteemed Modern Works, entirely new, and smile intereSting "Manuseiipts by the late Col. Ironside,' the property of John Stockaale, which will be sold by Audion by Mr POCK DA Y. P..,j . un at the New Auction Room, No. 180; Piccadilly, opposite Durlington-House. The Sale will commence on Monday, the 26th inst. at Twelve o'clock to a Minute; and continue the• Seven following Days, Sunday excepted. To be viewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalog•ues, Price i s to be had of Mr. Stockdale, Mr Wal ker, Paternosttl-row ; and Messrs. Bristow and CoWton, Canterbury. • VICAR's-HILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO-BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Angel Inn, in Lytnington, on Tuesday, the toth day . of june next, at TwelVe o'Clock are Noon, unless betore . Disposed of by -Private Contrac4 of winch due notice will be given, AA Convenient DWELLING-HOUSE; sutroun4- • ed by a thriving. Shrubbery, With a double Coach.. house, Stabling for eight horses, Garden and Paddock', con taining in the whole about two acres' and . a quarter, most de sirably situate at that much admired spot called VI CA It's- HILL on the bsrders of the New Forest , :one mile an d a half distant from LymingtOn, in a most reSpeetable'neigli- . bourhood, with roads remarkable for...theirexcellence in all se ; asurs. The HouSe contains two good Sitting-rooms in front, each 16 feet square; a small Back Parlour, - with an excellent - Kitchen, BreWhouse, and other cortvenient Offices on the kir o .und Floor'; three good Bed-rooms, Ivith.a light Closet and Water-closet on the First Floor; and three' Servants' Rooms in the Attics; with excellent undergroUnd Ccllari, and a plentiful supply of good Pump and Ron. Water. The Premises, which are Leasehold fora term of Actoo 'pears, were lately. occupied by M rs.' Coppell ; they are pecu liarly adapted for the' reSidenee of a small Genteel Farnily; arid immediate possession can be given. •. For further particulars, 'and a view of the Premises, and.to treat for the same by PriVate ContraCk, apply .(if by letw, post-paid) to Mr. King, S>licitor, Lyn - iihgton. • . • . .N. B. About six Acres.of Land,. adjontrig - tlie :Premises, ybe rented by the Purchaser, if required. ''- Y u` SA U i . ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WEST.. MINSTER . -BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Px rivet of kVALE.S and DUKE of YORK. s • ON MONIWY NEXT, May 26, 1806; and - every ;Evening next Week, will be presented, an en tirely hew' Ballet Divertisement, composed and pfoduced by Mr. GIROUX, Inn. called • TWO TO -ONE: • Prin,ipal Dancers: ' • . Miss lENKINSON, 41 , 1 r., GIROUX, jun. And the two Miss G I ROUXS. • 4mmediately atter which, seventh rime, a new Speaacle, with extensive Scenery, Machinery, DecorationSoinc.din, mon Equestrian Evoltitions„ Combats, and "Yloces'sions, called THE FAIR SLAVE ; ' Or, the MOO-RS and A F RICANS. _The S,ubjet chiefly • taken from Mungo Parke's Travels into Orli:a. In the course Of the SpeCtaele will be displayed the fallow- • ing new and inagnificeritScenery Distant Plantation. and African Hut . ; Interior..of African Hyt; a View of the Town of Jellefree, and part.of the G:ainbia River; Europeanflanter's"House ;' Indian Town, and Alkeid's Dwelling ; the African Maze; • a Moorish Encampintilt ; -rite Neina Taha •Tree; h.frican Wo.x:i.," View of K.arnalia.; Mos.unbique, the Chief Moor's ent ; - the Moorish Encampment ; the Floating Bridge over the :Black - River ;, toe Moors' EncaMpritem destroyed; A fri . can 'lowa ..ndllantations.; Cariip at Benowin ; the Mo.itisi, retreat for Captives; African Town, hear lel letrec Wl.od near the Moorish .Encampment; - African's, _ friendly 11,11; Nio.nish-Territories ; Grand View of ing, artd ) .; ; with a t!rocessi:in. of Airicans and their Cap - - tiVe Moors on Carp , :is and real Horses.. _ , Pn„ci~ar C et `ls by Mr. I .a Toise, Ridgwa, , "Mr l'iiorpe, •Mr Mercerot, . Mr 13,ulariger, Mr. 1'a ) 1 -r, Air. Payntuir, ,Mcssrs sun atiu Cuoke, V.r."U,c,atro, C Gtoux, Mr. Du . buis, Mr. Laareitt, airs. Mk,reer,,t, Mrs. Pearce,' Miss ‘ i. Rose, and'Mrs..s t LEY. ,- Plincipai Dancers -Mr. and rue three Miss Girouxs. - The Scenery partly t Alurign l'arke's Travels, but principally d,:signen oy Mi. Grieve, .z.nid executed by 111111 and numerous MSlStarliS 'Fhe whole or • roe com posed by - Mr. Sannersun, and the tianc....s. oy Mr. Mercerot and Mr. Giroux, seri. The sketch of the S,.eaacle, Songs, Dilets, and Cliorusg&s, Written bye Ger,tlernaii;. adapted • tor Stage Rei.rescii.ation, and ffri,uuced Mr. 'Astley, Jun. And for toe first time these two years, in tie coarse of the E a grt..at display of wan. e..ag,ait Dancing, gracetui Attatuac,,, on .. • ROTE, By thatsceleorated Performer, •- Mr RIk..IiER,7. . .. Whom Mr. Astley has enga,:ml, at a gen - Expellee, for Twelve Nights only, on his way throughLolkiOn to Owl tenham. . .._ ... . . ._ . In the course of the Evening, FhATS .The whole to Lonclude , tor the - last Week), the popular ot • GUY OF WARWICK.! Harlequin, Mr. L/G WA C,,iurnhnle, Mrs. P 1 N COT, - And Clown, Mr. LAUALN I. ihe whole of the Music 'by NI r. Sanderson, :•nd published by Messrs, iutton. and Purday, St. Pant's Citurch - ..yard.t • Doors to teoprried tv begin at liiiit-vast Six o'C lock. Box , 4s. —Second . Price 25,—Pit 2s. Second Price is.— Gallery is,—Second Price 6cl • Prit.e to Coinnience at Half-past - Elgin o'Ciock precisely - PIACCS to be t.ken of Mc, NI, DOs t at the Theatre, - frOin Ten tilt 1 . .1.tve. o'.:iock. • AIA Y 24, 1800. Miss OWtiNSON's NEW NOVEL. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Four Vo Duodecimo,-pike *O. in boards, - rir HE WI LI./ IRISH Gin, • a National Stoty ; 1. described in a Series of 'Getters to a Friend in London; in which are delineated the State of Society , the Domestic and Moral Habits, the Ma , .:l-c-rs, Amusements, and Wier ances o(the Peasantry and Yt,.:manry By SYDNEY OWEKSON,' _ . • Authoress of Cie.Novic of St. pominic„ St Clair,..Ace. Printed for Richard Phillips,, No, 6, 6tidge-streui,l3laA friars ; sold by I - Archer and 13: Dugdale, Dublin ; by Edwards a nd Savage,. Cork; and by all other Booksellers. This. Day were yublihed; in One Elegant Nro;time, Post Uciavo, price 7s. '6a. in boartis, MRAN,SLATIOI\TS from the. GREEK AN-. "LEW Lo G 1 1. with Tales and other Aliscellaneuus Poems. -Printed forßichard Phillips, No 6, Bridge-street ' Mack friars ; 'and sold by Deigliton, Cambridge ; and Parker and lianwell, Oxford. • • MR. .EII.MONS's NEW NOVEL. . ' Day was published, T - 4 — . 7, Thioses• 'price 13s • 61. in boards. T W E; ANA) W11)0\ 1 1. A lIL' s( T.:le, in Three- Volumes. • • 'l3y HENRY SIDDONS, Esq. Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, Biackfriars ; and to be had of all Booksellers,. • Of whom may alSo be had, just published, Virtuovs fiivcrty, by the same Author, 3 Vols. 2. The i,!ter in London, by Mr. Sim; 3 Vols.' 3 Novice of by Miss 0 wensoo, 4 Vols. 4. Fleetwood, by Mr. Godwin, 3 Vols. . 5: Ferdinand Fitzormond,„by Mrs. Temple, - 5 Vols. NEW ELEMENTARY ROOKS, • • This My, was published, Price . 3s. bound in blue, illustrated with Maps, TN EASY GRAMMAR.of HISTORY, Ancient and Modern, by means dt which th.tt i:nportwit led may for : the first time be pratikally taught in Schools written-on the :approved Plan. Of Goldsmitiv'sCranmar of Geography. , • 'By the Rev T. ROBINSON., Master of the 'Fee GrarnrnarSchoOl at-•Rivenstonedale; in Wos ore lafid Printed for Richard No.'6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all 'Booksellers, with the full Allow ance in the Purchase& Quantities. . . Of-whom may also be had, 2. An Easy GRAMMAR of G- . F.OGRAPUY, including the Alse ofthe G lobes, .general ly:esteemed the most pradical System extant; •witli'mainerousAlaps, By.the Rev. 1.. Gohlimitli, price as. '6d. bound in red. 3. An •asy GRAMMAR PHILOSOPHY, or Com plete and Compendimis System of the Arts and Sciences, Ciy taini E,:periments, .and by numerous Elates, written on the practical, rim, 91",,the GraMinar of Geography, by same Author, pfice 3s. :6d.- bound in green. 4. The- E LEM ENTSor N A - FUR - ALI-El STORY, tonnd ed on•the System of .I.intixus, witli4opnlar Deicriptions in , the manner of Goldsmith and Buffon, illu§trated by Copper -plate representations of Two iltinclked Subic is. lay the Key. W. :Maior, LL.D. ,price - 6s: bound.. • s. A S y_sT ir.M of Sl-lOrt.'f-I-lAND, that which is taught in the .various Public Sch k Ools . and which is used. in the Courts of Law in tit:; Metropolis.. By IV. -Mayor, LL. V. Sze price 75. 6tl. In boards. • - - 6. ES.EMENTS of • LAND SURVEYING, - in Theory anal Pradice, - illustrated with Gopper-plate,; plant and. coloured, with Taoins , , &c.. By Abraham' Crocker, LandSurveypi, vriec 7s. bound - ALI BABA, or FORTY TR! tVE - S. This' Day was published, ~ • In Liliputian f. priee*6.. decorated with three beauti. fully enlJure.: l •Engraiings, from De.4gits by Craig, :A LI BABA, or the FORTY , THIEVES ; an „CI. Eastern rale ; pertorthing at this time with unparal leled splendour .at the Theatre 1-1 - oyal, I'ritit.-t for Tabart and Co. at the j uveriile and ,Sehnol . .Li.: brary, No. 157, olew Bon&street ; •and to he had of all Book sellers in To •% n and,Cov.mtry. Of whom inav also he ha), 11.'w and brathiltil 'Editions of the Niqsay Tales, all at 64:- each, with three coloured tinderrellA blue Beard Sleeping Beauty 7 ' - Puss in'Boots• F;.rtuitin 'Whittington G rtselda Rntuet.with the Tuft CliiLiren in the Wood lack tile Oialat Killer 1101) 0' 1.,y Thumb . Beauty and the Beast t'ortunatus Goody Two Shoes- seven c Ilainpinns Itybiti timid Valentine and Orson Now - jail - Ltd . laddin Sinbad: Part I. " Ditto. ' Part 11. ' Fortiatie and fatal • • Gemini lou Rarhe Went Gulliver's Travels. - Part I: Dirtn. 1 . .: Ditto. Part 1 .Ditto. Part V. The White Cat Toni Thumb ^ j-in all, thirty-two.sorts. - The—whole of the above may .be - had separately, at 6d. each, with three colouted•lingra-Dings; or they, may be had all bound together, 111 , 4 vols: price los. with a smaller nuM ber of plain Engravings, under the title of Popular StOries. 11. In justice. - to themselves," Tabart and Co. shall state, that their .Editions of - S the abovetories consist either of new Translations, or of - modernized and improved ver sions,- inch, ste end correct language,, embellished with bar tiful Engravings, front original Designs; made on purpose by Messrs. Craig and Corbould. With - these claims. to pre terence,• they hope •it will, not be 'deemed improper to re quest, 'that the Public Will inquire particUlarly Tabart's . • • - • - Lpti J oi:st 14CIVALLING.OFFICE, - k • , dOM-1/./SS/c)NERSfor PICIVILbfVI His, mAryb„% NI-11 7 ido hert by give Lim.' 0 4 Friday, thrzoth,y , ne wiltbe ,e4.9 ,- io receive - renders z writing (seal!.f op!; quantitifs the - .lw/sowing de. sctiplioo of .S . trives CrdWittlantzie Pipe ' btandy • - Hogshead Staves. Brack Dauttic • Hambro' , - Stettin • Pl P e ` Quebec ihe.:respet•tive Person , •^:z.ho may makeexop asals thereof - null "e0 , tte.247 to deliver into the Pi.'inalling Stores, at Deptford a,d, Plimouth,"in such ,p , oportions as shall hereafter be dete.Mined ul•tr; one ,half -by the jc:ifb of Nov. next, .snd the renraie:ler by the 3tst of :yanuaty next ; to be paid for by /tills, payable, with intetest, nine&.days after date. The:a - Ur:JlM:nes?' the Contraei nsay be seen at the Secretary's. Office: • N.. B. No Tender' for d /ect• quantity than •Filty Tiousana Crown . Dan: , zic Pipes, Ten Th,:esand Crown Dautzie TnientyTinnsand• Crown Dantzir 1 - I.wihead„ or Twenty p - sete 'Thousand Brack Dantzk.,• flasnOttrgh, Stettin„ or Quebec Pilte Staves, -will be admitted. No.regard -will be he .l to a'ty Tender in -which the Price vh4ll not be inserted in -words at length, or al.it sbat. ea' to the Board be j liwe One o'Clock on the said Friday, sire 211 , 6 yule next, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tende , 4 af...„ome Person on his behalf, attends: to ant ,, wr, wk." call . . d TRAlvs . Poßf OFFICE, April 30, ilk 6. T HE - COMMISSIONERS firconduaing - His I? df,NS PORI S E.RI'ICP.;, jf,o- laki care of Sick and lVsunded Seamen, do berrby give IV,tice, I/24 trill be real). at this 'Vier, on lite,day .the St/i of iluguy,to lective.sealed fenders, and treat nvi , b such Pe , sons as in q-be 7vitling to casual! for Pialealling Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Yrisonet s of War, at the under-Men'tibned Places, for fwelsrt Months certain, from the ;th of October gext, viz. Ax ri-c, A —Sick and Miiiiideri Searnety. . " • \ (..wßE.NADA.—:Sick.Priso'lets of War. • BARRADOES Sick and W-Ounde3 Seamen, and Sick Prison. ers of War ; Prisoners of War in Haltn, HALIFAX —Sick and W.nincted Searnen, and. Sick Piiso:.crs of IVar. GIBRALTAR—Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison— ' ers of War ;. Prisoners of ,War in Health. M L fA---TrlSollerS of War in Hedlth. Troder will be receivedafter One o'Cl.; , ek on the el& of t.'eaty, sior av: naked unlesr the Parties; or Ageots for th;m, attend. Eacb Service - must be tendered tar .I.epa,2 e 4. ; and each Tender lnust be act,mpanied by a . Letter . jr,m .‘) 241 e Personi; engagi , :g to - become b,t_ctd,..tzfilL the - Errs-in temdet its the Sum of ip-;ol. / r the tine performance of catb,Contraa. Further Particulats rhea) , ,e . k/own by r‘ppvi. q2:r •:- INDIA INU...VA,. • . • 1114 z . l, x 406. • ‘rTHE aDURT of -DIRECTORS of the • UNITED C0111,PANI":of LifIVD • trading t& 14e East ludies d, birtby. give , That a Gen,i - al •Coirrt . Af . the, said L'oinpanywilt be 1)ild thel, 1-19115 f., in Leade:nball.,lt; e. r, o s Friday th ',3oth• Jrc.,tit I.;l l .zien o'CL.ck in the Fo'rit -the dettrmination by Ballot of the Qaestion, viz. „ • 4, That this Court haviu„;,, , ,,sidereu tit;; Papers Lad.haiure " it, most highly ,ap f ruves ut • zoa, inaniteSted and 'the " conduet pursue:l h, the Court I); Ours, sod -rcg,nds a " #1 A n attlterat,:e to the p;: ,s uy the Court "of Dueztors to beltaispet,,ril, Ih:cc ,s tr), tti preserve tne salutary authority Over tilt t.,..,vt . r,,,kh.!.as of ludia, vested ...by I,.aw in the Court of ;•s, ta L 1.1141114 profuse " pendAure. ot . ;LI 1,, pl:-,••;:at all'seherflcs * 4 of Conqu::st and extertstua,o, :)o,ni,„ nwas,,ju e ' s •• tie t....!,4l,tature nets accl.tren 1.9 oc teptioant to rhe wish, " toe nonour, :And the pot.Ly u: Nation ; this Cu., c " cloth assire- the Court of Dir,,:t.)rs of its must control arta " z._:alotts support, with a Vie:‘ preserve unittipailed the Bights and tiriviteges of the bast lnd.a Con - Tiny." 1111.1,1,4 .. . • . . This 1. 1 .1 y wear pti:thshed, • In .Three Vnls, Svn. b !s, price ;I. 4s. • -VIEMOIRES D'UN VOYAGEUR aur SE EPOSE, contenant des Anecdotes Historiques, litiOes, et Literaires, relati.yes" u x puntnpaux Personnages du 54%;1e. • • N. 9i. An_English Translation of the same Work will he pimlisned 'Oil the 4th 'of lupe-next ; to be had of i 3. DUIALL and -Co. Sollo,..square. " . „Of whomniay be had also, by the same Author, . ~ , I. cEuvres. coniplettes, coutenunt l'orii,iiie des decouvertes attribuees.aux Modelnes, P Explication de quelques thedailles G recq u es et phgniciei,oes, 7 .v,ec one paLzographie nuansma_ tique, i'apliel au bon . seris, Ice. 3 v,,,.. 4 0.. 31 35. boards.-- 2. Rechl:rches . sur l'origine des - VoOtcs, 2d edit. 4to.' is Bd. sewed.--3. Biblotheque choisie, Bvo. uedit. is. 6d. sewed. 4 I tinerairt:; des routes les plus frequ - entes en' Europe, •i vol. 8 vo. •1 . . . " All the. abOve Works maybe ImdsephrAte from B. .buliu anus Co: <vho have just published their Catalogue denetal et .Raisuinie des livres l•rancois,. I taliens, Esp iiiols, .et Portu. gals ;. with the LiSts 01 their Monthly • liiiporiations.:up -10 . : this* day, forming the Most complete Collo...tion'of Fork:igil hooks, in Antient and lVlOdertr Literature, 'ever . published in this Country. WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green .Sickness, and other Disorders incident to • Young Females.. rrilE following instance.of:. their uncommon effi cacy is worthy the attention of the Afflicted. • Madam, Plymouth Dock, Oct. to, 1805, So much benefit I have received troin - a Medicine called WELCH's . FEMALE PILLS, of. which, by the bill, understand you to be the Proprietor, that 1 am induced, in gratitude for my recovery, and from a desire of serving those who are similarly ailliCt.d, to - State the particulars of my case, whiclryou are.at liberty to - ',4nake as public as is agree able to yourself. . I am now near twenty years' of age, and for - the list three • years have been scarcely three days free from which to describe pitticularly might.be unimportant and improper ;_,but, to speak generally, I was afflicted with a continued ihokness of breath, accompanied by palpitation of the heart ; my appetite was generalty very much reduced, , ,but now and then greedy to• excess ; my countenallcei from being rosy; became of a palid Imidness, and those periodical discharges to which we are subject' were now triffilig sad irregular. In this state,- a buithen to myself and friends, I had recourse • to every. means prescribed by the 11,aculty, or recommended by my ,friends, to obtain a restoration ofbealth, but without success. At length - WELCFI'S F.EMA'LE PILLS were mentioned by a Lady who BaPpead to be on .a visit at our Louse., to have.been of rnaferial service-to-a rela tion of hen's in a'similar situation, and who then continued to take them with every prospect of a complete restbration of her former health. On .this representation,' I immediately tent for a couple Boxes, and by the timel had taken them, agreeably.to the directions, I found my former symptoms of ill health materially to abate, and now am taking the foul th Box, with every prospect of a complete restoration by the time it is empty.. I therefore, with heartfelt satisfaztiOn, acknowledge myself, Madam, much your.debtor, and airi, Ybur most obedient Servant, FIONORIA 'WILKINSON. • T&Mrs. Kearsley,Fleet-street, London. i Weleh's t einalePills(withdirections), price as. gl. a Box, are sold. wholesale, by G.•Kearsley, Fleet...street, London, Dicey and Co. Bow Church.yard,'_Cheapsnle ; F. New berry, No. 45, • St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. No, 150, Oxford-street ; Butlbt, Cheupside ; and iliticlay -and Son, Fleet.marter. ***. As another Medicine is sold under the name of Welsh's Female Pills, WWI is spurious, purchasers are re. , quested to remark, as the surest testimony of authenticity, that each bill of directions - isk signed'wuh the na.iie KEA a s EA in .hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby servants cannot be imposed iSti, the Sump is printed by per.: mission of 1114 Majesty's Honourable Commissioners of Stamps,.thus :—C. Ki4ll,oi.ty, No. 46, Fleet.strc‘l. ?twit others atti4taluine.- : . ,