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1,,51,, s •fr, , 1114, 1 4 ,. 74,' ''.-',.'4 , •• • . 4 ) - • `,. ‘4''y i .4X*-- t 174 ;:' I i • ' • P. ... 4 k,.. .)• . ' 4 :;i.? ', 1-1.- i''Ve l ki 11.4 -. ,, t- ': - 7.7i-:-:, < , ,;* • •:.t ' . it — , :z 4 04 r• -:. I, r , • , 6 4,h fr---144k-2--k,-k -.---..,*, '4s4tkk'N' -.., •., ~,,.ov, • g , ,,•,, IA .„.. . 2e °ll7 :r \ . * :"A". • :`\7-,,•: . • '. • -;; • ‘,**, . . 2 h._ .41 - NUMBER 441 91 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rTHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 12, tBO6, will be performed THE MON 'CHEST. Sir Edimard Mortimer, Mr. EL L sToN ; Rawhold, %•Ir BARRYNIORE ; • Adam Winterton, Mr. DOW FON ; Helen, Miss T3O CE • Barham, Mis. BLAND ; :And Blanch, Miss MELLOW. tie-yr -MY GRANDMOTHLR.. Picky Gossip. •Mr. MATH F. ; Floret la, Miss DU N CA N. _ Boxes 6s. Second - Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price :..Gallery ZS. fie.cond Price is.-- Upper Gallery is. Se. cowl Pr a 6d;— No Money to be returned. PI :cc•- -ft-r the Boxes. to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-'street. The Doors to he opened at Hitlf-past Five, and begin at flair-past Six - To-rnorrokv, The Siege of Belgrade; with Ben Ton. On I' iday, The Hone) Moon ; with The Deserter. Saturday, The TrArrellets. . A new Melo Drama is in preparation, and will be produced in a tew .Lys. 1-11..ATRE COV l4 l+ll' CARDEN. rrO-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 13, 1806, .1. will t. Performed L THE MAW `OF THE WORLD. fir t rrtinax Nilacsycophatts, Mr. COOK E Lady Luinbe!-“Aftt, Mrs. GLOVER ; WITH • MISTAKE UPON. MISTAKE ; Or, APPEARANCE IS. AGAINS - I'CFLEM, • ' Lnrd Lir hthead, •Mr. FARLEY ; - Mr. V11.11 , ,ifl EN ; • Humphrey, Mr. EM 1 R Y. - • • Lady' Mary -M•agpie, MrS.. DAVE N'POitT • Fish, Mrs. MATTOCKS. , Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. — Gallery 2s. Second Price •- 1.1 pper Gallery ts. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be.reinrne:t. Places for the Blaxes.to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past- Five, and begin at Balf-past. Six. On Friday, COriolanus ; with The Flitch of Bacon. The Public are.respecfrully informed, that the new Play - is unaVoliably deferred till Saturday - , on account of the in disposition of a principal Performa. THE STATE. LOTTERY. • TIONTAINING ittimense CAPITAI:, PRIZES, ‘.../ is now Drawing, and will tinish on SATURDAY tIEX T, November 16th. The very few TICKETS and SHARES that remain un sold may be had 'at the Licence:l Lottery Offices in London. NEW PARLIAMENT. _ - The Second Edition. of PRECEDENTS of PROCEEDINGS in the HOUSE of COMMONS, with (s;:rvaticins. By 1011. N !lATSELL. Esq In Four V. hullos ' Qiiiit , ), price ;1. 3s. in boards. Printed - for T.,Cadell,td N. Davies, Strand... • This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Two Voluines,.and illustrated with Engrivinits, price tss, in boards, a new Edition of • OBERON; a Poem, from the Gerthan of Wie ' • land. • By t`•';M9 SOTHEB 4 C, Esq. Printed for 1• Calell and W. Davies, Strand. A very tew Copies on large paper, with first linpressions Of the Flees, price 11: 4b. in !wants. I his Day was published, , Two Volumes. ►)Et,:vo, price iSs. it!ca►ds, 'PAM! LIAR LEITERS from ITAL ir . to a .FRIENO i►t I NG LANp. By PETER BECK:FORD. Esq. Printed for T. Cxiell and W. Davies, Strand ; Hat chard. Piccadilly; Nomaville and Pell. Bond-street ; 1... )onnson; St. P:iults Church- yard; and Payne and Mackin. Jay. Strand. Of whom may he bad. by the same Author, Thoughts on. /hinting, price 9 . in boards., TALE , OF THE CASTLE. ibis Day were published, • The Fight!) Edition, Revised and Improved. in Five V 6. -)urns, pri. e 205. bound, embellished with Five beautiful Eitgravin,:s, TALES of the CASTLE ; 'or, Stories of Instrtx tion and Delight, written in French by Madame La Ccmptesse DE G hN LIS, and translated into English 'By THOMAS HOLCROF Printed far Richard Phillips, No, 6, Bridge• street. Black friarS ; and Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria-lane; sold :also by all Booksellers. *** The encuatiting Stories contained in this delightful Book, exhibit the most amiable pictures of virtue, and teach that practical benevolence. that charity towards others, and .that rational conduct which never tail to produce happiness. It is•jusily ohserved by an eminent Moral Writer, that there "never was a Work which contained- so much of the, sound philosophy of real life' as the Tales of the Castle, and which as calculated, at the same tiara, to make so vivid an impres sion, by the pleasing manner in which irs principles are exhibited. • The Country Booksellers are requested-to be particular in ordering Mr. Holcroft's Translation, of which this is the Eighth Edition. ANEW REVIEW. On Thursday, the ist Day of janu try, will be published price Elah-a-Crown, the First Nutnber ola Netv Review, to he continued Monthly, under the title of ' THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, LITERARY CENSOR, containing Anal) ses, Criticisms, and Opi. of New loo! s, English and Foreign, written Ey-NI EMBER!".S of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. • 'PLAN AND ADVANTAGES OP TIM WORK. I...the Writers .are Gentlemen wholly unconneeted with Literary Factions, or wit Is the trading Interests of Publishers. - a. They have been induced to volunteer their services as Guardians of Literature, in consequence of the numerous abuses to which Periodical Criticism has lately beenexPosed in many df the existing Reviews. 3.• As resident Members-of the 'first -University in the their easy access to literary authorities of every kind, their means of constant lite‘ary communication, and their other numerous local advantages, especially qualify them to undertake the office of Censors of the public Press. • . -4. Every Book shall be rt,vievved According- to the pro fessed °Wed of its Writer, andevery..W titer shall be candidly' judged according to his own principles. S. Issuing from a Seat of Learning, which has alWays been justly regarded as the bulwark of the Church and State. this Review will he stedfastly devoted to the interests of the Established -Religion and Covernment:of the Country. 6, Every hook which appears, within the British Empire, and which has been publicly advertised, or has been commu nicated to the Editors, shall, without exception, be noticed in this Review within three months after its.a ppearinee. . 7. The ReVieWed Works .shall be classed systematically., under the general Beads of Literature to. which they respeCt ively belong. 'B. Notices of 'Foreign Literature shall-form a regular por tion of every Nuniker, and arrangements have been niAcie by which they will be early and comprelien,ive. Printed. by Slatter and MUnday, 'High-street, Oxford : .sold4by I Cooke and I. Parker '•by 1. Deighton, Cambridge; W. Creech, Edinburgh ; I. Archer, Dublin; and by I . "gatehard, .1. White, R. Phillips, IL D. Symonds. and W. 1. and J. 'Richardsons, London ; also by - all .other Book. 444letsoatul tay all Newsmen and Dealers so Bwks. ri o t \ -4 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H l 2, 1806. GENERAL ELECTION. This Day svat published, .: . • Elegantly printed in Four Pocket Volumes, price r4s. in bo:,rAs, • . ~ T HE WORKS cf VIRGIL, translated into . - English Verse. by P.):11N DRYDEN... , • A new Edition, with Reinarkiron the " Corre6tions7 of Dr. Carey. Printed for 1 lohnson, it. Bald ' yyin W. I. and T. Richard - 7 son, V. OtridK'e and Son, R.' Faultier, 1. Walker, R.. Lva; Darton and Harvey, Lackington, Allen, and Co.. Longman,: Hurst; Rees, and Orme, Cadet! and I..)avies, and B. Crqsby. RENT CHARGE of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS pet ANNUM: , • . TO. BE 'SOLD'I3Y AUCTION, • By Messi-s. HOGGART and PHILLIPS; (Successors to Mr. SMITU), •. • At Gnraway's, on Wednesday,. November 19, at Twelve, unless an acceptable Offer is in the mean time made by Private Contrtet, ' A RENT-CHARGE .of 100011 per Annuni, pay-. - :ate in London, amply secured on -Landed Property, in the County of Longford, in Ireland, now yielding a clear yearly Income of 'BOOl. Particmlars.. may be had, six days previous to the Sale, -at 'Carraway's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-street, Royal Exchange., FREEHOLD LAND' and COTTAGES, SUCKS. TO BE SOU) By AUCTION, . By Mdssfs. HOGGAUT and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. SMITLI), At Garraway's, on Wednesday, Novetnlier 19, at Twelve, In Eive Lots • AVery Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; corn.; prising 5 t Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Wood l and, with several ine thrlyin&Tiniber Trees, in a pleasant part of the County of Becks, at Potter's Row, t mile from .Misses_ den, 5 frairn Arne/sham, 6 .froni NVyCombe, 5 . from 'wend_ over, anc.l 4 from Chesham, with two COttageS, new built range of Stabling tor S Horses, Criach,hOuse, Cow-house,- Rooms, and Lofts over tine same ; Orchard, several Out buildings, and valuable Right ot'Cymmon. • Also a Freeh , thilrick House, near' Lot r, containing se veral Rooms, with Tarn Yard, Cow House, Pam, Gar. den, and too-Closes of Land, together about five Acres ; and three Freehold Cottages, Garden, and Orchard, at Lee C urn p, 3 miles front .Missenden, tirSurned to give Votes for Aylesbury, as well es the County, let et 91. per ann. Particulars may be had, to day's previous 'to thx ;Sale, ax the :Crown Amersham ;- White Hart, Misseirden ; Grey hound, ChaVOnt St. Peter's ; Red Lion, High Wycombe ; Red Lion, Chesham ; White Horse, Wendover ; at Garra, way's ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 6z, Broad- - street, Royal Exchange. NORTHANIPTONSHIRE ELECTION. L ORD ALTHORP's COMMITTEE continues to sit at the Whitt Horse Inn, Fetter-lane, from Ele., veno'Clock till Four; where any Cominutications tending to tacilitate his Lordship's EletliolL will be tluinlatilly re ceived. _ _ Carriages will be provided to convey, the Eleaots from London to Northampton befove and during. the blettion, which commences on Wednesday the t2th instant. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY.and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKINGHAM. GENTLEMEN, T HE Hoodur which you have this Day unani , . mously conferred tipini me, of eleding me for a Fourth ime to he one of your Representatives in Parliament de mands the public expression of my warmest Acknowledg ment. It will be my Pride to continue to deserve your Confidence and Support, by , a firm Adherence to those Principles Which first recommended me to your notice, and by unremittccl tendon to.your I nterests. I haVe the honour to be, • -GLN rLEMEN, With the utmost Respe6l„ Your most obedient and most humble Servant, Aylesbury, Nov . 4. SCOTT TITCHVILD. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of LIVER POOL. GENTLEMEN, FFER an arduous Contest of Seven Days, your • wishes are accomplished —YoU have ouit'only returned me as one of your Representatives - to Parliament, but Nye pfaced' time at the head of the roll. That abuse of your Franchise so much mfied. on,. and so long successfully prac tised, by which a 'Minority of Freemen ,is converted into a Majority of Votes,,you have at length corrected; and whilat .many of the Supporters of my Opponents divided their Suf frages between thein, and thereby increased the number of Votes against me during the first tour days of the Poll, you steadily persevered .in tilting my Tallies with your Single Votes. .l'he result has been precis:AY what I predicted to you : The generous spirit of the Freemen of Liverpool was roused, and when the Votes of my Opponents were exhaust. eel, independent Electors continued to crowd to the Hustings, all eager to sIM - e in the honourable distinctions of baying as, serted the Rights of Freemen. At this crisis your triumph was complete ; but you disdained to practice yourselves that which you hadcondenuoLl in others. You continued to the last in the same plam simple path of Integrity and Inde pendence in which You first set out'; and the choice of my Colleague was left without yoUr reference to those who hid • engaged in the Contest apparently in the .fullest confidence of returning both your Representatives. Of the snare which I have Bari in your Exertions it is not 'for use to speak—To have been selected by you on such an occasion as the Person to stand forward-in defence of your Privileges, is for inc the ht%hest lionciur and instance of per sonal Friendship and 'A ttat.iinient which I have experienced; will be remembered by me through life with the most lively Gratitude. To suppose t h at I snail ever abandon that I itde pencient line of conouct which alone hai:intitled me to your tavour,is to suppose twat. 1 ant inseosille to that esteem and approbation for which I have so long Lonteoded, and. that could change a:1 the Pron:iples, !feelings, and , Habits of my , former life. - w hat I have ocen I snail continue ti be, and I trust I shall bear win), me to the Representatives of the Nation some portion of that tirm,terriperate, and independent: spirit which has on this occasion so einiriently distinguished ttia E 'eau's of Liverpool. • I have the honour to be, with the greatest Attachment and Respeat, GENTLEMEN, Your most faithful and most devoted Servant, A llerton Hall, ROSCOE, Nov. 2, 18,io. To the GENTLEMEN, C LEM; Y, ar,(1411 the WORTHY ancrINDEVk.NDENT FREEHOLDERS °lute COUN• TY of SALOP. GENTLEMEN, IEING absent from home, and on my road to Liath, when I heard of the Dissolution of Parliament, sod having but just returned into Shropshire, it was not ha my Rower to address you on a snore early occasion, in, order to return you my most grateful Thanks for the long ex - 1)e:- . rienee'l have had of your kindness and support, as one of 7 .your Representatives in Parliament. • .Sensible: 'as of such repeated- testimonies of your. esteem and gdodni•ss, yet,, under my ; present infirmities, and •at my aci , i•anced period of life, I certainly ought not to be solicitous of prolonging an Honour, which,: for almost thirty years of health anti adivity, I have looked upon as one of the most flattering and distinguished which could b" be. stowed on an individual ; an Honotir,•however, upon which, I humbly trust, the long test you hive had of my Parliamen. tary Conduit, has cast no blot, either throogn the power of corrupt Inffuence, or by an undue bias to this or that set of Men ; never leaning to Opposition or Ministry hut as I was persuaded - in my conscience that Opposition or Ministry , lean ed to the Public Good : sometimes voting with , one side, sometimes with the other, though I have'al ways supported GOvernment so far as I thought Government measures were for the,good of the Nation, pursuant to that declaration of the most perfed independence with which I set out when I first took my scat. Conscious of these fads, and that from my age and de clining state of health I cannot longer do you that justice which has been always my highest aim and ambition to do, ,I beg leave to retire, , fully - impressed with the deepest sense of the obligation I under front your kind partiality, azid which can never be ,caliced on this stde the grave. 1 have the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, Your ever taithful u and truly grateful humble Servant, RICHARD HILL. Hawkstone; 1806. • P. S. I hope, ar.d am persuaded, that every oneof my np m!rous killd Friends and Constituents will. be so indulgent to my Infirmities, as, nor to take it amiss that I do not wait on them to return my.personal Acknowledgments' for their _repeated Favours ; and, that I have not thankcd,thein by Letter, any otherwise_than s by the present Adyertisement.—. I must ofiZtr the same plea" tor not attending the County Meeting, and for my absence on several other public occa sions within these last two years. Lately published, In two large Vols. Soo. price in boards r4.s. The Tenth Edition of • DISSERTATIONS on the PROPHECIES which have remarkably been Fulfilled, and atAhis Time are Fulfilling'in,the World. By THOMAS NEWTON, D. D. Late Lord Bishop of Bristol. • ' Printed for F. C. and J, Rivington, No. 6z, , St. Paul's Church-yard; W. I. and I. Richardson, J. Walker, Nynn, Scatcherd and Letterman, H. 'D. SyinOnds, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Lackington, Allen. and Co. Crosby and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,, and Orme, and Mawman. THE NEW MYRTLE AND VINE. ... On Thursday. the tst i of November, 1806, was published, embellished with a capital and striking Likeness of Miss Tyrer, from an original Painting by Mr. De Wilde, also a beautiful, Vignette Title to the First Volume • NUMBER I. To be continued every Fortnigut until Completed, in Twelve Numbers. THE NEW MYRTLE AND VINE ; or, Coro-. .plete Vocal Library . : containing several Thousands of the. most popular and. captivating Songs on every subjeel that can charm the ear or enliven. the heart, interspersed . with many originals. To which will be added, an Essay on the .Sciepce of Singing,, and the Art of Aditigc London : pubiished-by Thomas Tegg, No. t tr, Cheapside ; and sold by all lioo.kstllepS and Newsmen who &liver this Paper. TO MR. SPILSBURY. SIR, '• Marlow, Aug: is, tBo6. THE Writer, in June last, call on yon, with a young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a had leg, and to whom y-ou.gave a pint at your Drops, which has nearly etre.Eted a cure. - • The fdlowing Case h4s also qccurred -in this neighbour, hood:— lames Gybson - was inoculated at ten sears of age— half a year afterwards he•was seized with a pain in both legs . , suppoed -for some time to be Rheumatism,. or Crowing Pains, but it settled finally in one leg, which svrlled, and rendered him incapable of walking. lie had, in four yearS, eleven or twelve ulcers,, and thirteen pieces Of bone Were taken out. His htm!th was impaired, and he was constant ly carried about. lie was supplied with is bottles of SP! LSBURY's PATENT ANTIsc.RBYTIC,DR:OPS, which e;,tireltrcured him. ft is now three years since tic is grown tall, healthy, and works constantly as a Brick layer. The Bearer is also recommended as a deserving objea for your excellent Institution. She lives 3: miles from Lon don, and it has been thOught best to send her to Town, that you may see her. The Genuine Patent Antisccirhutic Drops are sold in bot , tles . of Ss. 6d. ros. anti ii. zS. Duty included, at the Dispen sary, 15„Soho-scluare, London. To prevent Counterfeits, each bottle is'accompanied with a black ink stamp ; and the cork,' at the mouth of each bot tle, sealed with red wax. THE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY • has been favoured with a great variety of testimonies, acknowledging the efficacy of his BAft CLA 'Vs ANTI -131 LEO US P t LLS ; he begs leave to submit the following, addressed to Dr. Barclay's Wholesale Agent, by the Hon: Arc' deacon Caulfield " Sir, Ulenarm, July S, illos. " I have received Your fresh supply in two double boxes " of this most excellent- Medicine, denominated Barclay's " Pills, for which the Rey. William Barclay " has a Patent. • I informed you I had found them very ON " carious, and you requested perrnission to add my name to " the must respeclanie. signatures iii its favour. I should " imagine the Archbishop of Canterbury's mane of itself " sufficient, and acknoMedge tried the Pills entirely on my.firm belief that it was in itself an host. It is not pos " Bible so dignified a personage would Sutler his name to " made - use of but for the good of the Public, or that it could " be annexed to any tiling' hut truth. I have experienced " the'sottridness of the foundation on which 1 built, for " was subject to tormenting fiatulencies, •proceeding froM " bile,. and have to than!; Mr. Barclay• for the cure. - You " • riay, therefore, make use of my name where and When you " please. " I am, Sir, your's,.&c. " J. CAU LFIEL D, A rchdepcon of Kil more,". Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's ' Nu. 4, 'Cheaps'ide, corner' of Paternoster row; and retail by Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Scott, Smith., and Baxter, Edinburgh Macdonald, Glasgow ; Stams, Man chester; Gre,:sons, Liverpool; and by most Country Medi cine Venders in every, 'Town. _ A •Caution:—Observe the name of William Barclay is en graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the out-side wrap per of each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imita link. Price ss. 6d. and iDs. per box, with am-ple direCtions. FOR THE TEETH TROTTER'S PO-NVDER, • 'patronized by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cliamice and Kent, and Gentlemen' in the Navy and Army, who have found the good. elnets in lung voyages, Oriental Dentifrice, or 'Asiatic Tooth .Powder, has been for twenty years recornmend.ml. • Those who have not tried the-et:CI - of this excellent Dentifrice will find • a single Box a sufficient qUantity to ast.ertain its virtues, being acknowledged by the most respectable Me dical AuthOrities, uscd by many, and recommended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the Breath, possesses no acid that can corrode the Enamel, and puts a boavOlui.polish on the Teeth. From, its astrin gency it strengthen) the Gums, eradicates the • Scurvy (which often proves the destruction. of a whole set .of Teeth), preerveS. sound Teeth from decay, decayed Teeth: from becothing worse, and fastens thoSe which are loose, and preventing their beiog drawn. But those who have been in the habit of using it, know that it prevents ;he return of the Tooth-ach, with which before that period they hat been violently atiliefed. I..ikewise, a TiOure, which possesses' the power of easing the most violCnt Tooch•ach,. and is a Wash with the Powder'. _ . . A Catitioir.--=Any , Asiatic Tooth Powder, without " M. Trotter" oh flit.: :;ramp, is a Cuunterleit. ,•• Sold. Ivholcs;rle and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. 3, Beaufort- S (rand . ; by .Simmons, Portsmouth ; Mills, ditto; Ali. snook, and Woodward, Portsea'; Mr. Ri ,chards,Plvmourli ; Creeavel, Doic, ditto ; Shearchri; and Mrs. Proser, bristol; Marret, Bath ; Arnold. Isle of : Wight; •Mf. Atkinson, Chester; Mr. Dy.:e, North ampton; Mr; Pratt, Cambridge ; 'Mrs. littler, Oxford ; Mr. 'Lucas, Southampton; Mr. Stains, ;Manchester; Mr. Timn ber, Worcester ; Mr. Cate, Colchestor ; ,Mitchell, 'Var. mouth; ToWnson, Chatham.; Dyer, Newcastle; Mr. Swill_ ney, Birmingham ; Mr. Dale, ; Mattron, Rye; and at every Wholesale Medicine Warehouse in Lon- [PRIDE g-1-;:rl4* rICTUALLING.OFFIC:F, • . . ' „ AT , :v lgos, !THE c (jet missip.v.EßsAr ;vicT A His 111/IYESTY's Nill/1".. du beret:). give Notice, That on Ths4r , day, the 13th instant, thy quill be rea,fy to receive Ten ders, in Toiling (sealed up), and treat for Tihree flund,:ed Tons of IRON PLATE 1400 PS,• or for 1' 4.,vaity fist loss' thaniFify T?n,r, to he deli:yere;l to Nine 4s. -I.4.cfi t 'y pro. portiassr, into His flfajesier St ,re., at Deptfrd, and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with , Interest, ninq'y day: after date. , . The Conditions cif the Contfreft' : and Saintles of fi pe, may be seen at the Secreta.; Nu regard will be bad t any Tender in which the Pstea„ shall not be insertedin wards at length, or that shall not be Slivered to the Board before One o'clock' on the said Thutsdly, the 13th nor unless the Person who makes the • Tendr, or some person on bir behalf, attends, to answer, when fslled for. VICTUALLING orieicE, Nov. 6, i3-s6, HE COMMISSIONEIISfor PICTIJ4LLI NG Ells .:I;EdIjESTY's NilV}' do. hereby give Ndice, That on Friday the f4th inst. they will be rea4y to receive 1 - e.-rs, in -I.oitin . g (sealed if) and plat fi,r 0 e ls'anttd .1 one. of - BLACK SMYRNA.RAISINS, and/or one flundresl Tont or the best NEW CAROLINA of EAST INDIA UCE; to b. , answfrable . to Samples to be produced wi.b she Tenders ; to be delivered, One Hay tLercoj in a ,Fartnight, and the Remainder i t a 414ontb; ins) His Majes:),'s Piaaxiling Storer at Deptford and to be paid for by 134 -payable, with intc,est, winety dqya after date. . The Conditions of the Contraeh m.fyZe seen al 11e Sect etaij't Office. No regard will be bad to any render in Which the Price rholl not de inserted in v.ords at length, or that shall not de &Petted to the B*d before One o'Chek on the raid 14tb instant ; nor unless the Person who takis the Teude'r, or some Person on his behalf; amends, to an:wer, 'when ca/ e t :'l for. VICTUALLING-DPFICE, Nov. 6, IS4. DIE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL LIAG -I , HIS NAIEsTrt Nell'Y dr; beret s eve. Notice, That on Tuesdity, the itth of A'vvenber, tho , .tvill ie ready`-to receivt Tenders, in wriring fseated up), amd •treat for the following Quantities Of IRON -' VAtt Erns Butt iloups 5 " - 3D; or for any e irantlty thereof not less than 1 7 117 LT Toms to he dell vered in Nine Weeks, by weekly proportions, in:o His '!laiifty'.s Viele;alling• Stores at Dcpjord ; to be pa:a jor u , yilells, able, with interest, ninety days after date. The' Conditions of the Contrat7, and Samples of the H2OPS, may be seen at the Seal:tar:es Office. No regard will be:bad to any Tender in 'wh'ich the Price shall not te insetted in words at length, or that shall not he.deliveeed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday tie 18th if November inst, nor unless the Person who'makes the Tende , ,, or some Person an his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. PIC IVA L L EVG-UFF IC. E, ' Nov. to, 18.6. MTIECONIATISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING lIIS MAJESTY's do hereby give Nociee,Tlat on Wednesday, the 19' th instant, they will be rea:ty to receive Tenders, in Writing (sealed zip), and treat for TWo Hundred Bags of KENFISH 110 PS, of the growth of the year 18.05, to be an. swerable to Samples to be produced with the Toilers ; and for Twelve Hundred oJarhrs of. Pale, and Three Hundred tors of Close. dried, AMBEIt MALT (old): to he delivered ina Fortnight, by IKehly proportions, into His Stones at Deptford ! and to be paid for by 'arrest, ninety days alter a' ate. 'The Condiliout 4 - the G`ontraas ►n.f 6e seen at the S'ecre. tat:y's o.ffite. No regard will be had to any Tender in -which the Price shall net be inserted in words atiength, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One it'el,ch on the said Wednesday, the 19,6 In,t. nor ten.'ess the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to anrwtr, when called for. OFFICE OA , ' ORDNANCE, . 0:20e, ;Sot. rrIIE PRINCIPAL OFFIC E RS of His - 11 yESTI"s ORDNANCE do heresy, give Mace, That froPosalr will be received at their Office, in Pall—Mall, and at the Ordnance Office, at Chatham, by their Officers there, on or before the Ist' of December next, from such Persons as on.} , be . willing to Undertake the :Performance. of the P U B E WO RK f r the' Service of this Department at Chatham. Further Particulars, kgqher with the Terms. and Conditions of the Contrao, may be known ypnn application at the Secretary: gffice, in Pall.lpall Aforesaid, any . Day between the of . Ten and Fuca• o'Clock, and als , .; at the Ordnance 01,`6ce at Chat ham. The Proposals are to he sealed, and marked on the outside," Pro. posth for performing the PluMberi' lVoik a! Chatham." Bra n• Proposal can be ado:iced after thf said Ist Day of December next; at twelve o'clock at noon cn that day, neit:ser will any Tender.! naiced, tales: the Pal ty making it, or an A-getti in his 6544, ;hall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW: ARMY ANb NAVY EQUIPAGE 'THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni • ture, Mattrasses, and &titling compleie, are very resPedt fully recc*nrnended to Gentlemen, as beink; the most portable and : superior :to any others Jitude ht Londiyn ;, Marquees, .Tents, Tables and ChairS, on improved , principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa peds, and Chairs, tor on 43oard Ship; Musquitto - Net Furniture and Patent Brass.serew Ifedsteads, tor East and West Indies;aild all Foio,ll etimates; at ORGAN .I.ml SAN!) RS's ratent Bedstead Manufactocy an 4 -1 Ware,ltoorns, Nos. ;6 and 17, Catherine -street, StrarA. . Moran and SAncters's New_inventeJ Imperial Dining abler, all9wed to he the most curriplete,and, l' , legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a 13ux but ten Inches deep. N.. 13. The -Fashionable Sofa•l3ed and Ch4ir-Itcd Waxy. house.