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• , Sr •( , ' , .. • . , 7 ' • - i * '' . -.? kt ^-, it.l . 1 1 c. 1 :•-- • , - , :. ‘ : ":4 , e:---=: ,'' '':.l.. - i l .f --4 ,:r....\:,. ) : :vic c- c-''''' ' ''''' ' ___ •_...r .. ...,--;,`.0 , r , . :47:,:4 -- -,T.. I , • i ' , 1- •(I ~- * a q 'o7 , ;y- , -4 . ''‘III:c• , - - - . d1,4,10 , ,;,•:..5i 'flif iii!iii %Ay • , ~~~'t ,~ ~~~ ~~` ~ r ~~~ _ . v~ ~` - 7 • 4 Oil:, T FT r t. A r ai t„ t 1 NUMBER 4385.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • r-MORROW EVENINO:Odober 4, 1 go 6, wilt be performed • • . : THE JEALOUS WIFE. Oakly, Mr. WROUGHTON; Major Oakly, Mr. PALMER ; Russet, 1300,V,T0N •. , Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL; Captain O'Cutter, Mr. 10 HN sToN ; Mrs. Oakly, Miss DUNCAN Lady Freelove, Mrs. HARLOW ; Harriet, Miss M EVLON; WITH •• • FORTY THIEVES: Charier by Mr. KELLY, Mr, MATHEWS, Mr, DIGNUM, sir. H.° SIDDONS,, Mr. DE/CAMP, Mi. RAYMOND, Mrs. HARLOWE, _Mr:;._I3I,AND, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. SHARP, zke. • Boxes 6: Second Price 3s.—Pit - 3s. 6d. Second Price as. --Gallery as. Second Price Upper.GAllery ts. Se cond Price 61 . No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. 'll - he Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin ,at Halt:past Six. c)- ..Aunday, The Honey Moon.—On Tuesday, The Rivals. On Thursday, As-You Like It; !agues, Mr. Ay'c, from the Theatre Royal, Bath (his first appearance on this Stage). AT very Ntimerous and Reveaable Meeting of the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, held at , WilLis's Rooms, Kiniostreet, St. James's, on Tuesday, 23d September, 1.W;6; BYNG, Esq. in the-Chair. The following Resolutions having been moved by Samuel Whitbread, Esq. and seconded_ by John Elliott,' Esq. were unanimuusly carried, vii. Thattlhis'Meeting is deeply impressed with the irreparable loss which this Country and the world have sustained by the death of t tizir late beloved Representative, that revered Pa triot and illustrious Statesman, the Right Honourable Charles James Fox. . That in the present affliding - Vacanty, it is highly satisfac. wry to this Meeting, that the Right.fien..E-arl Percy has nferLid hirnself'a Candidate to represent the City and Liberty et; Westminster in Parliament. - Tlsat the 'i n dependent principles which 'have' uniformly distinguished the Percy Family, sue the best pledge - of-his , I, ,, rdsilip's attachment to the constitutional Liberties of his Country. That the several persons composing this Meeting will, if necessary, associate themselves -with the ditle rent Commi ttees held -in their respeCtive Parishes, for the purpose of,. taking such measures as may be found expedient to give area to these Resolutions, and for securing the Election of Earl Percy. That these Resolutions he signed by the Chairman, on bel halt' and in the- name of this Meeting, and be published in the Daily Pipers. {Sinned) G. BYNG, Chairman. Thatthe T'natiks of this Meeting b given to the Chair man, for his coridua the Chair. • , . To the Wiftithy and Itldependeht E LE CTO RS'of the CITY • of WESTMINSTER. .GRNTLEMEN. . • SINCE my #rst Address, which I had the Honour to you,j have received such warm assurances, of Support ficun s,Veral Meetings of Electors, and particu. lady from the very tespe&-able and numerous Meeting which. was holden this dayat Wilt is's !incurs, that I.pr9sent myself; to you again with additional eimtidence of success. .„, The kiwi dec4rations which have - been.made iii my favour, consicter as flattering testimonies that the Constitutional Principles on Which 4 hoe claimed your support are approy-, ed by youJ upon- those i re s t all nay pretensions to. your . Countenance ; and, as you have so far done at Pistitx, by the credit you have given to my professions, l•most earnestly entreat yoit . to- do' justice to yourselves. htthaintainirig sour generous !declarations with every eXertion that can give tia9l9 : elfeCt. 1 have the honour tobi!, Gentlemen, Your obligpd and faithful Servant, • liorthurnber-lan4-1-lotiie, ,' . • PER gY. .Sept*, 23, IS4. .."' . .. ' • • CITY OF WESTMINSTER. . "THE ELECTION of a REPRESENTATIVE. of this\ C I TYi-to-ilticceett the late, R ight Hoti.i.Qharles lames Fox, will -take place on TUBS DA 4 (": NEXT, the jth inst. at Nine o'clock in the Foterfooti predsely, in Front et the'Yarish Church of St - . Patti, Covent- Garde 7 . RT.HUR MORRIS, High Bailiff. Soutlimpton-stieet, Od. 2, 1836. • DISTRESS IN GERMANY. ON SUNDAY NEXT, Oct. 5, TWO SER— MONS will be Preached at SURREY. CHAPEL, klacitfri-ars,Road, by the Rev. Mr. 'AY, of Bath, in-aid of the Fund for affording Relief to the Distressed Sufferers on the Continent when various interesting Details will be Of fered to.the c:onidetation of a' benevolent and enlightened Euhlic.' whose generous Assistance is-fervently implored on pc i Ft!sion. Service to-commence in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and ifiThe-Evening tit Sit o'Clock, -- - - • THE ONLY LOTTERY TitAtWILL.IiE DRAkVN THIS YEAR • TEN THOUSAND POUNDS •-FIRST-DRAWN TICKBT.! Begins Drawing 13th THIS MONTH, Containing more CAPITAL PRIZES, and less Tickets, them any former Lottery. PURCHASERS will have the Opportunity of bb taiuit the cAT.LTAL PRIZES, provided they purcha3e before the Drawing. SCHEME. Value of each. Total Value. ,C2c,cco - - - - £6c,000 3 0 ,9 00 5,000 s . . - ', coo .- - - - 5,000 - ----- sco. - - - 4, , C0 100 4 0 4, 10 0 - 20 - 32,c00 No. of Prizes. 3 3 I 200,000 Zo,oo Tickets PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - , E'. (9. 17 0 Half - —-10 3. o Eighth - 2rr 6 Quarter - 5 z a - Y 6 o TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenced Lottery Office. NEW STATE LOTTERY. LAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at 1. their Old State Lottery, Office, No. 93, Royal Ex change,„London, are now selling Tickets and Shares for the Lottery which begins Drawing' the 13th Oeibber, 1806.- This Lottery consists of 2),00n Tickets only, and the Scheme ,contains three Prizes of .zo,OOOL three of. t 0,0031. *like of soool. &c. • N. B. la the Lottery which was drawn• in May last, No. 17,a6, a Prize of 20,0001. and No. t..3.1a, a PriZe of soool. were brith sold in. Shares by Hazard, Iturne, and Co. Country -Orders, accompanied with short-dated 13illS on London, Post-t; dice Orders, or Cash, :hr parcel, by Coach or Cartier, punctually attended to ; and Correspondents may depend on being treated exacily on the same• Terms as if per. scnally present. . Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Sdiemes gratis. UNION CLUB ; Sept: iBe6„ r 1 ToncE.. RAGGETT .has the 'honour to ac t. T.L3r qualm the B i. RS, 11(r iii. Taken fur tnc I, mu:brio - 6 to . itt'elegiutt Nl:insion:, the lal - e :it St. jirmcr:C.;-scporo, where, ire j:urpo.es carr ; in z r, on tire Club I. otra permantattiOtandatom. . , • • • • " --j" 'WIN ES. ITOICE- , bigli-flavoured 'WINES .nre nOki- on. Nz.." /Sale at No. is,. Solitb-smeety 41,114,-..liestitt-t ,, ,,ir,•, at the follo4ing Vine Old tort s, per Dozen c. Lisbon ditt ß i...7-M o ;untaiii- 4 25. per do. ; Sherry 44 5. per.(l6. ; add .', 4 lladeira a 6 0 ...p;:r ditto. -it singir. Uott Mil be-sold:as' ecY l iii viz. Old Cogniac Brandy ca,Upn,_ ; .,,d4tu fainatc4 Ruin 17s. pet ditto ; Hullands 195. per ditto.---.-Lounery O'r dsrs iitintrth.ii!qye\Ccurcd. • •. • - • - . HE real .TAPAN.BLA.CKING, made, by DAY . and MARTIN. This inyalu4ble. Coiposition, with half fIVO usual labour, prtidus.:(ts the nost 3rilliant jet black ever attbrds pecti!iar nonriOinießt to tile .l..cather, tri ‘vilbt - goil-the finest Linen, he perfetik . ‘free'from' , .iny un ph:as:int:smell, and will retaiwits virtues in any Sohd r wltrilev:l,•by Day acid - Maftiii,Thr the I . o.,llitAory; No. g 7, High tlolboin ; retail by F, Day,,No.7, TaOstock, street, Cove . gt-};arcien i • W. Day,. -No. 65, Swallow-stre.et ; A'Kteli; : - NO, i - -Finch:laiie and by 'the' principal. li.dot. makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in th::. Nietropolis • i .and. in every town throughout the United KingdOin, in S tonifl3ot ties, price is, • • . . . . . . HE,LME . ,'O TRAVELS frordhU ENOS AYRES to PERU. This Day were published, Illusttated by a:Map, in One elegant Volume, small Odavo, Price 6s. in boards, - • rTRAVELS from' Eta:NOS AYRES across the I Continent of SOUTH AMEtt.ICA, , by POTOSI, to L 1 MA, peTtormed in the Years 179* anti int, being the latest Travels through those Countries t with copious Notes by the Translator, containing aut:tentic Descriptions of ai l the Spanish Possessions in South America, drawn from the last and best Authorities. By ANTHONY ZACIAARIUS lIELME, ',Formeily Dire or of the Mines neat Cracow, in Poland, and late Dire&or of the Mines aintof the Process of Amalga. illation in Peru. Printed fur Richard Phillips, No. 6, .Biiiige-street, Black friars; and to be had of all Booksellers. - Qf whom may also be had, The Present State of Peru, in one elegant volume quarto, embellished with Za coloured Engravings, price Ss. in boards, • FRID 1 Y, OCTOBER 3, 1800. ~ .~ t . ~ s r . - • ; --SHAW9AYOR. 'I M - C6rnrtienVonncil holden istihe Chamber of the Guildhait 0, c , thsigitygLoßtOn t - on . Thuif4y„ the7.l,ciay of cto bey, t 366, •.. , , • rtes9ived, • -"•'` ' • • ' THAT -the:THAN:4IS- of this COURT be given to LieutenantX,eneral Sir ,I).‘V 11) 13. k IR U, K 13. and Commodore' Sir HO M E . 4 I OPH AM, and to•the•Ufficers. and Men under they resp.e.akve i cprnmands, for the very im portant Servii:!e's -retlcll.4.l-61 Ilythtm to •their 'Country in the ColciL.n 4 t of C4PP,9 I Ci.(Nd • Resolved unatilmously, , • . • That the Preedocii . of this City, and a SWord of the value of Two Hundred Grainc•as,„ be presented to Lieutenant-Ge— tter:4 Sir. David' Baird.. K. as a leStifrion'y of the high esteem which this Court entertains of bis yery meritorious services. WOODTHORPt. SHAW, MAYOR. , A Common Council hOkten in the Chaniber Of the Guildhall of the City of Lbodoii, ad . Thuksday, the ad day of Uc . toter, 1806, Resolved unanimously,' THAT the THANKS of this COURT...be given to Major-General BE R ES FO-RD, and Commodore Sir HOME POPHAM;'and the 011iccrs and Men under r theit respeflivecommands,:for their very gallant Conduct, and the .very important Services rendered by them in the Capture of Buenos Ayres, at once opening a trew'source'of Commerce to , the Manufalories of Great Britain, and (1.-privi!,g her Ene— mies of one , Olthe richest and-most extensive COlonies in her possessiom Resolved unanimously, That the Freedom of this City, and a Swerd:of the value of Two Hundred Guineas, be presented . to Major-General Beresford; at a testimony •of the high esteem which this Court entertains of his very, meritorious services, Resolved unanimously, ' Ereedo:o of this City, and a Sivord the,value of Two Hundred Guineas, be ..presented to Cenurioriore •Sir Home PoiTharif, as a testimony of the high estecat ),‘vliich this Court entertains of his very meriwrious cpridiad. • • • WOUDTUORPE. ~ ._ THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON, COMPLETE. Nll - R. PHILLIPS his the SatisfaCtion to inform the numerous Purchasers of The . ill EMOI RS of the I. I fE of Gen.W ASH I NG TON,that he has this day . receiv ed- froth Mr. Bushrod Washington the Manuscript o f the ,re maining Volume of thiS important and invaluable Work, ac :comp:lined by ten large Drawings of. Battles and Military Operations, prepared cilia!) , under the direetion of. the gjaat and illthtrious Charatter who conceived and executed them. The liberal. Support with which this Pubiication .bas been honoured during its progress through the Press comiiiiiids the warmest Gratitude of the Publisher, and, •he is happy to sav, has fully warranted the great Price whiCh was given to the Family lot these Manuscripts. He has also the satislattion to be able to state, that the Work has been honoured with the approbation of the highest Authorities in these Kingdoyns, has beeif.acknow !edged to' bdi LiterariMonument Worthrof the Hero whose Actions and Virtues it records, and is likely to be ranked among the best Historical Classics. The Quarto Edition of the Fifth and. last Volume will be ready about the toth of NoveMber, and the 0 days° about the loth of that Month, at the sail C price as heretofore. The first fair Volumes in Bvo, continue on sale at the Shopiof all thioksellers reipeetively at tl. its. 6d. and tes. 6d. per Val,ume : but as very few of the 4.t0 Edition remain on hand, and as that Edition will never be re-printed, all persons who have omitted to complete their Sets of the 4to. Edition are requested to apply for the defective Volumes without delay. Bridge-street, Oct. r, tBo6. SHAW, AI A YOR: A CorrimOn Council holden.in the , Char - acr of the Guildhall • of the City of London, On Thursday,-the ad day. pt Octo ber,. 1806,. Revolted unanimously. THAT the THANKS of,this, COURT be given 'to ajer.:Getfe'ra I 'Sir to IN STU A ELT; K."}. coin man:ling His Majesty's Troops aging in Calabtia,•and to the Officers and Men under his; command, ter their vet - , gailapt ,and'heroic'Conduei theredy , to the world .that the boasted Prowess,of the French, Arms cannot stand, when fairly tries; before the intrepid braved( anti steady Dis ciplinc,of British Soldiers. . : . • . ' Resolved thianiihously, That the Freedom of this City, and a Sword of the value , of Two liundrerd.Guinea . s, be presenied ' io - Major-General. Sir john Stuart. K. B. iq, a testimony of the high esteem. which this Court entertains of his very meritorious , services. WOODTHOAPt.. LI,NCOINSI4I Valuable and Improve4b.le FRE liHoLr Ff-T.kTF, of Rich — Feeding :LAND, near •81)4.116iiig tuld Luston, with. Land-Tia Rethcrncd. TO BE SOLD 'B? AUCTION, .• By PETER COXE, , At Carraw C ay's oMe • Hottse, -I (.7lra'nge A liey, I.,indon;ai ,Erich}'; October 24, .1:11 TWO:VC 0 . L.:lock,. in Fourteen Lots, unless an acee k )ia6l•,.. Offer is Prevlousy made ny Private • -Contradt, . • - Lot . VALUABLE 1'BEE110L1) ESTATE, of tl6 Acre,, , , of ri;!1 Land, with a new built l'arrn House and Building, - let to-Win. Healey on lease, expiring Lady-Day iteg, :it 4 !tent of 2351. per Amain): • _ . _ Lot 2. A Ditto,. of 418 Acres,. with a new Brick _Farm. House and Buildings, On lease to Mr. I;;lin'A , est, Which w expire at.Lady-Day ;809, at anet Rdat of 6;51. per Annum. Lot 3. A Ditto of I'S Acres, with :louse, &c. (a lease, 'for the same term, to Mr. Edward Palmer, at 1551. per A - 11 nit M. lot. 4. A Ditto of tt6 keret; oli Lease for the - same term to Mr. Halliday, at 1741. per Annum net. . Lot 5. A Ditto Of 's77Acres, on!lease to Mr. Copgreve for the same term, at 981. per Annum net. - ; Lot. 6. A [Ditto of 419 Acres,, with the Manor House and Buildings, and Manor, or reputed Manor, of Litticbury; on lease t;lr the same term,.:to Mr. lames .L'llete, at booi. per annum. • Lots 7 to 12. Suntlfy Paicels of rich -Feeding Land, con. taining 68 Acres, in the occupat ion. of Messrs. Halliday, Con. greve, Jackson, and Gdy, all yearly Tenants, at ~intiry Rents, amounting to 971. ris 3d. per :imam) altogether. Lot 13. Thirteen•Acres'of tvocKiland in hand. Lot 54. A valuable FreeholdJ:state, 0f57 Aeres.or Mea. dow and Arable 'Land, in. the occupation of Mr. Win. s u ten, yearly Tenant, at 521.- tos: per Annum .net. , These Estates are sitnate,inthe Parishes of What.** and Holbeach, nearly the whole in a Ring Fence, 3:tuiles, trout Spalding, r 2 frOnt 1-;oston, 4 from Holbeach, to from Wis beach, all good Market Towns, and too ruileS from London, in a dry healthy. 'Country, not liable to floods, the roads good, and near a navigable 'river, which leads to the sea. - A moiety of the Purchase Money way remain on Mortgage at 41 per•cent , tbi any term not exceeding seven years. To be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, on 'application to Messrs. Foster and Bonner, Spalding, who will'hov the Estate, of whom, printed Particulars - may be had ; well as of Messrs. 'Nicholson and and of Mr.Jonatit. T caie, of Leeds ; - of Messrs. Forster, Upton; eooke, and I. rere, ,Lincoln's -Inn,. London ; of Mr. 'Peter Coxe, 3;, Thrugmorton-st 4-ct , With all of winin Plans of the Ettaies way be teen. Patti, ciilais natty also be had at Lloyd's and Garraway's. . • • This .Day was published, in One large Volume Odavo, with Plates, price zos. in boards, DRACT L ICAL OBSERVATIONS on the PRINT . 'DISEASES of the EYES, illusioted with Cases.. Translated from the Italian of ANTONIO SCARPA, Professor of Anatomy and PraElical Surgery in the University of Pavia, Fellow of the Royal Academy of Berlin, of , the Royal Society of London, of the Josephine Medico-Chi rurgleal'SocietY of Vienna, and of t :Le Medical Society of tdinbutgli. • With Notes, by JAMES BRIGGS, Metttber of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Assistant Stirgeon of the Poi-ilk:Dispensary. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day_was._published..pfce Is. THE . Lof EMINENT MEN in Critical AL - Periods, 'a NatiOnaP Calarnity:: a SERMON, preached at the Gravel Pit Meeting, Hackney, on Sunday,, September 21, i806„on occasion of the recent Death of the Right lion. FOX. • "-• • - ,•:' By ROBERT ASPLAND. Printed' for Longman, iiuiSi; Rees and Chine, PaternoS ter-ww. , . . This Day was published, In Mediurri Quarto', price Jos. 6d. 4na Imperial Quarto, , • • price•isi: the Sixth Parr of. T HE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES of GREAT-lIRITAIN. By J,c)EIN, BRIT TON. Containing an ,Historical • - and• PescriPtive Account of Malrnsbury Abbey Church, Wilts ; With Seven Engraving;, teprusentiogAliu Giroart Plan, Southern Grand torch, and ocher Yicws. • Printed for Longman, Rces, and Orme, Ptlerni..,s-•• ier•-row ; j. :Taylor; Architectural -Library, •Holborn.; art Sl= Author, Tavistorrk,,place, Russel-square. - Of whom may be had, • The First half Volume or the•abOve Work, containing .19 Eriravings,' with an Historical and Descriptive Account of each Subjea ard.Plate,,in:Medium Quarto, price 21.tas.6ri anu I tnoc..rial Quarto, price 41. in exira boards., • REES's NEW CYCLOPEDIA: 'PART XIII. Thi-; Day was published, l'art, price boards, of 'THE NEW CYCLOPEPT2V; or, UNIVERSAL 'IHC'BWNARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LITE RATURE i • formed upon a more enlarged plan of Arrange:. talent than the, Didionar , ' of Mr. Chambers ; comprehending the various Articles of that Work, with Additions and . m provein:Jus ;. together with the new • Subjeds of Biography, t.;eograplry, and History and adapted to the present State of Literature.aild Scienea.• By .ABRAHAM ItEES. D. D. F.R.S. Editor of the last EditiOn of Mr. Chambers's Diaionaty, with the'Assistance of eminent profes,ional Gentlemen.- I ilustratocl with'new Plates, including Maps, engraved for the Work by some of the most distinguished Artists: • Printed for LOrigman, Hurst, .Recs, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and the 'principal,Boolcsellers of London. This Day was published, In tine Vol. Crown Oaava,. price 9s. bound, the Second Edition, with numerous Additions and Improvements, of THE UNION DICTIONARY ; containing all that is truly useful "in the . DidtionarieS of Johnson, Sheridan, and Walker 1 the lOrthogrdphy and explanatory Matter seleded from Dr.: Johnson, tine Pronunciation adjust ed i;cording to Mr., Walker, with the addition of Mr. She ridan's Pronunciation of those Wdrds wherein these two emi nent Orthoepists differ. The whole designed to present to the Reader, at one view, the Orthography,, Explanation, Pronunciation, ,and Accen tuation'. of 'ail the purest and most approved . Terms in the English Language. With a Mythological and Historical Appendix of Proper-Names, deduced from the best Authori ties. Bit THOMAS BROWNE, LL.D. .' Auth9r of a New Classical " Viridarium l'oeticum," 6:c. . , . . 1 Upwards of tOOO Wordsnot inserted in Dr. Johnson's Dictionary, and selected from tlie Writings of our most mi. beitumodein Authors, namely. Burke, Blacicstune, Chester field, Bryant, Flawkesworth; G niy, Mason, Shenstone, Cow-• per, Blair, &c. :&c. have been carefully engrafted on the Ore_ sent Edition. A concise nistorical end Mythological Dic— tionary has been also subjoined. Crinteit for Wilkie and kiibinson, Scatcherd and' Letter- IfWI, (;. Kearsley, C. Law, .1.trng111:111 Hunt, Rees, ai,,t j Buokcr, Aliti VCllll3r, kit/OLli Snarpe, London, rk ALVEIIiZ WATERS :- being a Re-publication i of CASES formerly colleded, by 101-1 N WALL, 11,1,D: and since illustrated . 'with 'Notes, &c:tly his Son, MARI N WALL, &c , . axford ..' At the Univer . Sity ilr:!ss, for" I. Parker ; sold by iCadell and Davies, Strand ; and Murray, Fleet-street, Lon `.(l.l) ; and by the Booksellers at Worcester, Cheltenham, and Gliincestvi. Price 3t: [PRICE SIXPENCE. PICTMILLIIVC-OFFICE, Sept. 29, 18: 6. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HA. ,11217E.51 . P., NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the 7th y Oaoher next, on the fit Tuesday in .No.. verriberfolt,wing; and on each fast Tuesday of every succeeding . Month, Mr. Miller, their Agent, at Plymouth, will he ready. to receive Tenders, in willing (sealed up), for such quantities of ENG LI s H W HEAT, to , weigb 58lbs. per Bet,hei "(the aier. weight& paid for), and of Close-dried ANIBER HALT, tots welt set eened, as the respet7ive Dealer: therein may think pn.per to efer ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Ten— ; to he delivered in One :11 , ,nth fr•enr the Day of Contraa, free ofall Charge and Risk tc Ifis Majesiy, into His Majesty's Finualling Stores at Plymouth crtd outhdown ; and to he raid • for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after elate., The Conditions of the Contreras ?nay be seem at the Office of the ;Igen: Yiaualler, at "Lyn:62(th af.resaid. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall nit be into-led in: words at length, cot that shall net he delivered to Mr. Mtlirr before One o'Clock on the said pays of 'tinder nor unless the Person Who makes the Tender, cr scene Person on his behalf, "attends; to answer, when called for.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. to, iBo6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEI?S•of HIS 111.4. yESIT's ORDNANCE do ltereb, give A:Wee, That Pripptt.qs - will be teceived at their Office, in" Si. Matgaret- street, IK-stminster,Q4 or before Wesfetesdqy the isth Day of °Reber next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Prevision of CLO THING for the several Corps ' under . the diredion of the Ordnance, Patterns of which may be viewed up-n application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tswer, where . further payticuls May be known ; and also at she Secretary's Office, in St. ivlargaret-street aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Xur o!Clock. The renders to be delivered at the Office of Ordnance, West. minster, seated up, and marked CA the outride, " Tender for Clothing," at Twelve orClock on the said iith ORober, after which hour no Tender will'he admitted ; nor will any Offer be attended to, unless .the principal Pep Jon concerned, or an Agent for him, shall attend at the Office the Day the Propoals are ed.. vertised to be received. It is father expelled the Person whose Proposals ntaybe accepted shall entr into sufficient secUrity, - updr: executing his ContraF7, fir the doe perfrmance thereof. By Order. of the R. H. CR F.ii; '.S'ecretary. OFFICE OF UItOIVeiNCE, Sept. 12, iBo6. THE PRINCIPAL -OFFICERS of HIS NA YESTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Psoposals'will be, received at their Office, l i .St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on or before Wednesday, the sth OFiober , ,fron: such Persons as may ei willing to undertake the Provision q . l-10 SIERY ARTICLES Jo the several Corps - under the direalon of tie Ostinarum ; Patterns of which may be viewed upon applic at the Principal St,rekeeper's Ogee in the lower; where fur ther particulars wry be known; andalso at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. • . The Tenders to be delivered at the Office of Ordnance, Weil minstsr, sealed up, and marked cn the outside,'" Tender for siery Articles," at Twelve c'Clock on the said tsth . Oacier; after Which hourazo Tender will be ;admitted ; nor will aey Offer be aaesded to, unless the principal Person concerned, or an Agent jpr hi7n, shall attend at. the Atka the 119' theProposaqs are ad.. •vertised lc , be received, It is . jui'lloer expeadPsat the P F r:ok whose I'roposals may be - accepted:l'LX enter into sufficient secutii, upon Executing his Central?; for the thee performance thereof. , - . . R. fI. CR Ell-; .S'ecrttary, ARMY AND NAVY EQU!PA(;I2 rrHE PATENT . CAI\IP BEDSTEADS, i - lurk, Mattrasses,and Iledding cokt - A plete, ft rd ve.ty respeCt tully recommended to Gentlemen as being the most portaqe 'and •SuperiOr to others ma de' in 'London ;. Marquees, ,Tenis ' Cables and' Chairs, on im,vroved principles Sea Cots, Sofa Beds; and Chairs, for otilloaill - S nip ; • M usquitto Net Itirtlitt4e, Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's - Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, 'Nos. ;6 anti r 7, Catlietir:e-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining allowed to be the in(ist'eomplete and Hegant set of Tables ever.yet invented, are ver) , portable,_ packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. b. 'rile- Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-BA Ware house. SUlly:101t. WINES. PENVER and "P i z:Ric:lNS, ho. 115, Newgate street, . Importers of Wine for. upwards id forty years, sixteen 91: which they ha. , 7e adopted that adtnitahle ftlode of meliorating it in .large Vats oll.and 4000 Gallons contents, as is practised in Germany and outer Places abr,yad ; by whie4 their Wines are so improve , . in Plavour, and their Cordial Qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious Liquor ter the Palate, but grateful to the Stoinacns of Nervous Ha bits, and the Aged'and• Infirm. • Their Stock . of Old Poq, Madeira, .Bucella, .tvc. is of ts,oeol. value, by which th:y are enabled to keep Wine to great a:!es, botti in Cask and Bottle. They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy, Pine • and Jamaica Rum' ' and .t. ast-India Orange Shrub', the oldett in*Lontion treatedin-the same manner in Vats, which, with their Wines, they sell on the most moderate TerMi, for. Ready-money. Not less than a Dozen. sent to any part of the Town free of E.x pence. r FOUK fAR.VfS, BETWEEN ROCHESTER GRAVESEND. TO 13k SOLD . BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ABBOTT,, At Garraway's Coffee- boils.!, London, on Tuesday, 06 - tober 14, at T‘vciVe in Pour Lars, ACOMPACT, Valuable, and Improvable FREE-_ irm Li) ESTATE, in the Tarishes or Cooling, Halsww, and FrienuSbury, rne• mile from tile Thames, to which there is a Creek, six intles from G7avesend, and four from Rochester : comprisinz upwards- of One Thousand - A,;res or Atable, Pasthre, ,and Wood Lantl, a Ctrik Pit, sub ,stantial Farm-houses, .11tick IJarns, and all requisite Farm- Buildrints, lee to respectable Tenants, chiefly on Leases that will exdire in four or. five years-. The present annual pro duce at old low inadequat.: Rents, Seven Huritlied and Ninety:five Pounds. A • Tl;O,(Wie:cilircil?art of the MANOR of c.OOI,INC. to be viewed on •app!t:ation to the 'l' , ..nants, of whom Particulars may be had, and at t toilu.vins Inns, viz, Fountain, Canterbury; Hoze, S,ctingb,itrile ; Star, Maid. stone ; vi tre, Ch :main ; Ki: , g's lieatl , I aes, v F a t_ staltGad's ; Winte'Hirt, Lr.lvcitllU , ihott, , rl; and at Garraw;xy's Cvnez-hvuse, I,2finon; also u. Mt. Wil liam A bbc.tt, N!.). 23, Sneptierd's M •rket, Picc“dilly • ~ nditt. r. Lewis, King's Bench . tv..o ► Trample, where the huts ha.ty be seen.