The Sun. — London, England, 1806-05-13 00:00:00

:_:--~ ~:~~, 00.;,'•` • • • (4 , ed= , 't - /..:;;Ltlyily..;:, , _ . • . , .:- . ' --:•:--' ~ - ) w—, ' s.: . -...--.. "; 11. , •-tr - ' 1; - .4 • ~,,. . e. , <, , , ? •; . ,4,, i .! ." : ; . :.:.: r: . • --.: ,'-',, 7;., ::^=,•• '':: ' r• .... - - - • +.3 Mig \ - .-!rt INUMEEE. 4262.] The LAST NIGHT but one of tht'YOUNG ROSCIUS . appearing this Seoson.. ,THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. . • T HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 13; will be . peribr tiled • • THE EARL OP WARWICK. The Earl of Warwick, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; • King Edward, Mr. H. SI:1),DO NS - Margaret of Anipu, Mrs. POW E L 1: ' • Lady Elizahein,Grey, Mrs. H. SIDDONS. • • Nv ITJA FORTY THIEVtS. • - The Charatlers by Mr. DORMER, Mr BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr.:l. SIDDONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, MIS. BLAND, MrS. MATHF.WS, Miss DE CAMP, &c. Poxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second, Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Ilox.:Office in Little Russell-street. The Doois will be opened at Half-past Five, and the .Play begin at Half-past - Six. On Frichy, The Soldier's Daughter; aftar which, The Torty Thleves. tc. etTY.L. N - T O -MORROW - EVENING, My 14, will be petti)rined‘ KING HENRY THE EIGHTH - - Henry, of England, Mr. POPE ; Cardin3l Wolsey,•Mr. EIVI - BL E. Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. 1DI)ONS. W IT I-I TOM THUMB THE GREAT. King krthur, Mr. MUNDEN Tom Thiin)b,, Muter SINS() N- ;. Lord G rizzle - Mr. LIST 0 N-; Queen Dollalolla,. Miss TY RE 2 ; iunidalca, 'Miss LES ER YE. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery . es. Upper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at the Box OfFu:ein Hart-street. , The t,. - oors to be opened at half past Five, and begirt at half past Sit. On Friday, Isabella . ; or, The Fatal .Marriage. Isabella by Mis. Sidcions, being the last time of her .periorrning that Character thiS Season.' - On Saturday, The Man of the World, Six Potinax 114c 3ycophimt, Mr. Cooke. STATE LOTTERY. VEX. 7 SATURI)AY, May 1;7; will lie the St - - COND DAY of Drawing. • • STATE of the WHEEL. 2.5,000 - - is - - zo,ccio - - 42.5,000 40,4100 10;006 5000 100.) 500 .100 to,ooo lo,ooq et, 5000 Igco 2j 50 Prize of - o- - And a full proportional the'ztl. Prizes. TICKETS and SI - lARES, warranted tindrawn;, are on Sale. at ail the ()dices. Tlte Public are requested to obierve, that the. Number . of Tickets, drawn eacii Day IN ill be nearly equal. COUNTRY ii(wst. - ._ WANTED For a Re.ipeCLlble - Farnily. ANA Persbn having a good FAMILY PLACE to t.,:tt, is r-..( i ttest,,t to co otrnuoicitte the same, with :h• 't e tn., ;)‘. a hi •to B. Z. at 111:.tscrs. Nurnaville and '4 7 :-..11'5. Book , clter-, Nev' Bond-street, London. • I)UL Y's E - E F.-STEAK HOUSE and TAVERN, . P aternoter -ro w sr. Paul's. • OLIVER, late Head Waiter at the London 6c,; - ,;s leave to inform his Friends and the in.Aeneral, that h•:. has taken the above House, w inch 2ndrayour to c.oodui.‘.l Upon such libeal.principies as coutiunance of the_Support of those Gentlemen - Lilt , habit, of frequenting ,the above House. i,• ine l'‘tronage of those Gentlemen whose, gene nabled him to accomplish such an undertaking, 10.i:t I 1 lie will study to merit by assiduity, attention, - and It, :ping a Larder supplied, with Provisiohs of the very best 'kind • Ile has, laid in a large Stack of eN.celient. Old wines, 'tVriich he Clatters:himself xvill give universal satisfaalon. /las several Tavern Rooms fur the accommodation..of Par fri7 lny number to Silly, • N PintierS,dressedand sent, out on moderate Terms. . 'A CAUTION TO rt\MILI ES.. THE &Teat ReptitAiah which Mr.- 13,URGESS • has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS ENCE of ANCHOVIES' for I' I . S -SAUCE.• hi induced many • Persons to give the salt fe -Name„,to an Article entirely- dit fercnt: OHN BURG•ESS and SUN think - it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such I mpsitions, as several People travel the Empire,Oaring-Shopkeepeis. &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious.kind : they are parti , cularly requested to,aSk, for BußGass-'s, and t.) observe none . genuing but what have these words upon the Label " Cohn Burgess and Son's Original and. Superior Lssencp of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. to-%, Strand, corner or the S%ivoy London SARDINIAS. 'PHIS delicior.s Fish affords one of. ihe,finest.lte- A li sties kilt, .vn (Hieltson's prepared And7vies - for Sand wiches excepted) : th 4 are cured - dry, and. will keep a long time. Sold at Hickt , on's, t 7 Strand, iit'Box - es tcs, (d. or Kegs 215. each. (Potted and Stewed Lainpreys, Shrimps,. and Lampertis; the best Hams, Tougnes, Outch Herrings, atiA BLef,, Cod Sciunds, Snitiked Salinno, Chap, zigar, and Ripe Stilton Cheese., Sauces, riciaes, Essoin;.e I . qichovies, Olives, Soy, - Klan, Capers, - Maecaroni, Venni- Leni, Vinegars, Mustard, - Spices. 011sy....Portable Soups, ?reserved Ginger, Sweetmeats; and every Article in the lean and Oil Business. NOVELTIES IN DRESS. T ROBINSON begs leave to acquaint the La dies, that in addition . to his extensive, Stock of Pashionable'ArtiJes of Dress, he has brouint out, for the. present Season, an erKire new Ar ticle for morning wear, called BANDANA GARMENTS ; and also aiiother of a. most 'elegant' description tar even i ng wear, called FIGURED. LusTßvs ; he mauufaeltires each in a variety of colours and devices, and both have been pronounced. by Ladies of Distinction the most tasteful things that have appeared for Many seasons. • N. B. Robinson manufactures all the other as w articles in tint and worsted, the Imperial Lustres, Italian Sarsnets, t old and Silver IMperial . and the Sarsnet •Carnbrics,, both in colours and black, of the quality and perfection WhiCh he has had the honour to make . for the Royal Family and Most Ladies of rank and fashion. No. is, ilenrietta-street, COvent-Garden. WI ON's DAFFI"S' E.LI IR. Dr; 13rodurn'4 Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. Sold as usual at the O-riginal Warehouse, Salisbury .square. This being the sea6on wirm tile human frame is most vulnerable to . the artaas tit: acute tli,eac., renders the above excellent Me dit;hlzs irup.ortant, indeed sgstrongly are they recom mended by number', .ut the first Nobility and- Gentfy, that one or other of them may be considered a grand specitiz ar passport to health 'and happiness; the unparalled cures pc,- • lormed would till volumes bet a i - gentle in their operation as - nut ti) ruffle Most ticiicate constitution): The l'ainphiet to be had gratis at the !louse, in which nut only their t- flieaey is displayed; but the nuiversallecommenda iiuu ut Medial TUESDAY, 13, 1800, SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE.AND RELIEF OF - PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, - , - Craven-street, Strand, May 7, 180. idto- ENEFACTIONS since - the last REPORT, Li viz: . • £ . .r. d. Robert Dalrymple,Esq. per A.Harnilton,Esq._ A. 2' 2 o A. Drummond, Esq. per Biddulph and Co. A.' 5 5 o I. Drannrnond, Esq. per Ditto - - A. 5 5 u T. Boone, Esq. per Ditto -*-- - A. 5 o .o E. B; los. 6d.--.1.. T. 51.. L , ... sto 6 Cletnentina (a Promise) 75.—A. al. 25. , - . - 2 9 o , Right Hon. Earl Cadogan - - A. a a o David Halibanton," Esq. - - A. 5 5 0 john Wiggan, Esq.-per Secretary - A. a t o Edmund Woods, Esq . per Secretary - A. 2 a o Bequest of Miss Clarges, per G. Vincent, Esq. to o 0 A. B. X. ' - - - - 2o o o - Mrs. Robert Crawford, per Herries and Co. - 5 5_ e jG. K. per T. Hall, Esq. - - i to o o ohn !Lanus Angerstein, Esq. per Secretary - A. '2 2 0 Evan Law, Esq. - - -, A. 3 3 a Thomas March Phillips, Esq. - - A. 3 3 o Mrs. Marcia Phillips - - - A. a a p Thomas Lane, Esq. - . A. 2 a . 0 Found in the Letter-box - - 't o o W. BrewSter, Esq. per Secretary - - A. 2 2 0" Mr. Richard Robinson - - - A. a 2 0 jatnes Preston, Esq. ... - - ' 10 o 'ir, ror thrtAschrtryi:' ,: e c , --all Debts - - - .. 2 o_ o . .ii..... 1 • ......) . lames Altan Park, Esq-.! per, Secretary . .- A. 2 2 o W. Vyner, Esq.. per secretary • -. A. 2 , .2 k'a X. Z.. - - - - 5 t) o, Mr. Jones - - - •- -A.2 2 o Rev. R. Sykes - - i. , - •A. to o Q. Rev. Sidney Smith , - - , - A.. z• a o Mrs. Sarah Smitn, poi Hoares - .- - 2 2, a Peter Calvert, Esq. per Vere andtCo. - " Miss Calvert Ditto - - I Mr. Argil' Ditto -.• Ma.*.johnson Ditto . -.- W.. Hoare, Esq. Ditto . M. C.. Hopton, Esq, Ditto. - Mrs. Shipman, per Herries, Farquhar, and Co. A. 2 2 o W. Greaves, Esq. per Treasurer - - A. • z 2. o Llessrs. Mangles, per" Ditto - - - A. a 2 o ,James Neild, Esq. , . - - A. 22 a Mr. Hearnden, t 7 ist Renetaaion - o a 0 A. a o A. r I 0 ' 7 o ro o o I o ro 0 0 . .. L'l76 - 5 . 6 Discharged and' elieved from 'int:ions Prisons 94 Debtors, for the Sum of - - 560 8 9 Coniidered the cases of 29 Petitio*frs. Approved 25.-, I(eterred for Charaders z Petitions'—And rejected z.. Benefactions are received by James Nettd, Esq.. the Trea surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea;. also by Messrs. Berries, Farquitai, and CO. St. jatnes's-street . ; Hoares, Fleet street ; Fuller• and Chatter's, Loinbard-street ; Biddialph, Cocks, aud.Ridge, Charing'-cross Dorrieii and CO. ..'Fineh lane, .Cornhill; ilaiurnersiev's, Veres, Luca.. 6../.4,andCo. No 77.;, Lornoard-street ; Sir. filo . xhanil.nd Co. No. 2.7, Cracechonen-street ; and. by the Secretary, • No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who arelactine.ito.support tins Charity, .and where, the Society will nteeta:ph the tirst IVetittesday itt every BEOFORD-SQUARF. BE. SOLD, .an_. Excellent liOUSE, on. the Nortn Side of Bedtord-square, ,Ith planted G:rleu ; a spacious Lamidry IttinishtA with evay convernen , :::, la,Be Cellars . undeineath ; house and four-stalled Stable. The Office, 1•elow ar:.: particularly commodious and well-lighted. Sixty-,eight years unexpired at :11ichaehwts next. - , • - - ..... , For furLher , )irtictilars inquire at Mr. flint's, Upholsterer, No. 13, Greek-street, Soho. - VALE. 0P • A M R 6 A.N. • • - TO BE , LE FT, And Entered err immediately, A GOOD -HOUSE, called CANTLESTON, lA. a dry 'healthy Situation, near the Bristol Channel and Mouth of 6gmore River, Bridgend Market and Post Town, and the Mail Coach Road from London, through Bath and, Bristol, late General 1-luddleston's.—There is a Dining and a Drawing-room, five - BA-rooms, and Servants' -rooms ; a - Kitchen and back Kitchen, with Grates, and a Brewing.. furnace and "Ovens, a, Stable, Coachlkouse., two Gardens, Courts, ':nd a Grass.iiot'hefo're the House, which is Stone and Tile, witjt sashed Windows; and there is Spring'and Cistern Water. Seaand River Fish, Rabbits, and all Provi sion:;, ::td Coal, rcassnable, and the Sea-shore is sandy, and - plea,sant fog bathing, riding, or 261._ and ten or twelve Acres in one or two Fields for Flay aid Grass may be lad at' 335. per Acri.. Letters(post paid) to Cowbricice Post Master, will be an swered; but a view is-reccumm,i.dcd. • "lite House is named in a new Map, at Carey's, Na. 131, Strand. BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, AND DEATI-1,,0F LORD NELSON, Painted by, j., M. %V. TURNER, Esq. R. A. 4: iE NOBILITY and GENTRY arc respaafully formed the above C CURE is .now ,on View at No. 64, Harley-street, Cavendish-square, and will continue till 4une 5. . - This Day *as published, price 2s. 'LETTERS to the Right' Hon. W. ;,VMDHAM Secretary of State for the War Department, &c. &c. Bya FIELD-OVEIC.ER of VOLUNTEE,RS. Clarescutit sinitus armornmque ingruit honar t Printed for,T, Egerton, "at the Military Library, W hiteball. . In a few Days will he published, - -, In a, Pocket Volume; A MANUAL of 'HEALTH 2 • or . 1 The n Invalid LAI_ guided thrOugh the Season. Priilting.for 1. 161mson, St. Paul's. Church-yard; ANSWER T(.) WAR IN DISGUISE. .• nay Was puhlished, , , • • . - Price Two :rlct Sik pence. • N• AN.iWER- to WAR, IN DISGUIS.S; or, trraul:s upon the New Opctricc Of angland.zoncern iN Neutral Trade. Arner;ca pr:nral. LOA= reptinte.l, for T. lolrton,in St. Paul' Church-yard . ; and W. ). and j Richirdson, Royal Exchange W here miy;,b Ail Examination •bt:111c.- BritlShlJoaiine which subjeas to Capture a Neutral Iratle not. open in time,of Peace, price ss. This Day tvas published, In Two VOlunat.s Oelavn,.price r6s'. in boards, The-Filth Edition of SE R M 0-N S on DIFF.ETIENT SUJUECTS. lay-the Rev, 101-IN 1-IEWI,uTT, Morning Preacher at the Foundling hospital, and Le•lturcr of the U-nited Parishes of St. Vcdast- Foster and St. Mi -chael Le-Queen. I'rinted'forl. lohnson. and F C • and .Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Nlawman, in the P.oult rv. Vv — htre may he had, by the same Author. The Duty of Repenonec, a Senton,.price Es. _ Dr. FRANKUN's WORKS COMPLETE ~• _ This Day was published, * In Three large Volumes 0 .t.lavo, witn . Sixteen Engravings, and a POrtrai:t of the- A utbo.r, p•rice 11. Os. in bo,trds, , THE, COMPLEYE" WORKS, in' PHlLoso pay, POLITICS, and MORALS, of Dr, BEN j - 'MIN FRANKLIN; with :Nicmoirs of his early .Life. ' • • Written by II MS E L2F. Printed . for J. lohn:ssin, St. Paul's ChurelL4ard ; and LoNman, 1-turst„Rees, and Ortne, Paternoster-row. The Works of Dr. Franklin have been ofteii partially col leaea,:but neVer,frifore brought together in one'uniform Pub lication. In the present Volumes will be found all therlifE:rent Cot, l".clions, together %yin., the t v, , ..riatis . Papers of tie same A yllor that been it i 5 sepinate Pitarpidcts, or in setted in Foreign CO:lL.CAk.ii his Works, or h the latioirs of our oiVn, or of FoNigh Pfhlosoptie 31 so,:hJiie;, or' in our awn or I!oelgri N.-wsvapers7and . Magazines, as t:ir as discoverable by Ilia wh. 1 0 , ..en1!55i.11 , 11 in-the re search by a .;entleman, in Anttorica. Among these Papers, some we co'nceive will be ta..: A to the Ert., - ;11ti Reader on this bicle-the-Atianti4:, • As abok may ly>. had, j;is!: • A new i,r.kt ;ittpravel FAition, !r, t:wo . vn_ w 171) i.th Fortr, or rile f ife E3:s.ays of Benj.:min LL. D. , . . This Day was publish. d, p . ri , „e ss. in boards, A Second Voturne m t QrnmoNs, ' de:iigned to eb]cidate someof the kit& ue:s• Of the C:‘ P Et. Py'ti,e Rev. EDWARD COOPER, R2t_3or of H trtstall Ridw;ire, in the. County of Stafford ; Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Courtotvn, and late Fellow of All Souls' College, Oxford. lot T. Cadell•atarW. Davies, in the Strand. ‘vhoin may be had; by the same Author, r. A Second , Edition of the First Volume puce ss. boards. z. An Examination of the Necessity of Sunday and of the probablo Elli:as of that•Measurc on the Interests of Religirm; ''Svo. price is. 3.. A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of W.aisal; , in the County of StuiFmtd, at the Archdeacon's Visitation, Aug. Te42,..and pubi s!ted by-Desire of the ArchdeacOn':.aid Clergy. Sm. price tS. _ • Mr. BARROW's TRAVELS I,:srli'lllNA. • NEW EDITION. .- . This Day was . ptOlished, • Elegantly printed in One large Volume 'Quarto, and illus. trated with Pl:ites, most of them engraved by Mr. "Med, from.. Drawings by Mr. Alexander, priLe al. rzs. 6d. in boards, a Second Editirin of • - ffiitA.VELS -in CHINA ; containing Descrip tions, Observations, and Comparisons. made and col let-led iii the Course. \ of a short .Residence at the Imperial Palace Of Vueri-min.yuem and on a subsequent Journey through the Country, frOm Pekin to Canton. In which it is Attempted to appreciate the Rank s that this extraordinary Empire may beLainsi•dered,to hold in the Scale of Civilized Nations. Non cuivis tlomini contingit adire Corinthum." . It is the lot of few to go' to Pekin. _ By 10! IN BARUM, Esq. 'Late Private. Secretary to the Earl . of Macartney, and one of - his Suite as Ambassador from the ling 9,l,Great. Britain to the Emperor China. . - Printed fnrT. Cadell'andW: Davies, Strand; .01 whom may be hall, by the same Author, a Nev Edition, just pUblished, of n Account of Travels into the Interior of Stitithem Africa. -Containing Observations on the Geology, and Geo graphy of the Southern Part - of that Continent, Sketches of the Physical and Moral Characters of the. various Tribes of Inhabitants, Considerations on the I mportance of the Cape. of Gobd !lope to the ditnrent European. Powers, as. a Naval and 'Military Station ; as a Point of Security to our Indian Trade and Settlements during a War ; and 'as a Territorial Acquisition in time of Peace, .3:c. Szc. 2 vots.•4to: with a large Map and geveral other Engravings, p,rice 31. 35. in boards. The Second Volume may be had separate. FOURTFI VOLUME of Mr: GI LPIINt's SERMONS, NEW• EDITION. , ,•. • This Day' was yublisher4 • In Svo. price 75. boards, a Second' Edition of the Fourth Volume of • , ERMONS_ preached to •a COUNTRY .CON- G IiGATI ON. To which are •added, a Few - Hints for Sermons, intended chiefly for the, Use of the younger Clergy. By' the late WM. CILPIN, M. A. Prebendary of Salisbury, anavicar of Itoldre,in New Forest. Published by his Trustees, for the Benefit of his School at BOIL*. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. bavies, Strand. - . Of whom may be had, New Editions of the First, Second, and 'third Volumes of the Sermons, sod flints for Sermons, 7s. each, boards. Also, by the same Author; T. An Exposition of the' New Testament, 3d' Edition, Vols. S.vo. r4s.,looards. 2. Lectures on toe Catechism of.the• Church of England, 6th Edi ' min a . 3s. 61. bound. . • 3. Moral Contrasts ; or, the Power, of Religion .exem dit-nrent Characters, Second Edition, 3s. 6d. Je‘ortNi. . Oh the A i misements of the 'Clergy •;' a DialOgue, Sc col: .1 6.1. a.: Q . iipin's other WorLs. • This Day was published, i price Zs. T HE LAUGHABLE LOVER. A Comedy, in Five Acts. • • • , _ _ By coot- .wcAusTic. Tetbury:'Peinted by S. G. Goodwyn • and sold by H. D. Symonds, •Paternoster-row, London ; and all I.))9okellers in the United Kingdom. Tn.:: Day was-Fitlblislied, in 4to.•pricc boards, AFRICAN MEINIOIIA.;DA, relative to an At teinpt to EstabliSii a BRIT! H SET'T'LEMENT on the ISLAM) of BULAMA, on .the ‘V ;STERN COAST otiAFRICA,in the Year 179 z. With a brief Notice of thy 'Neighbouring Tribes, 'Soil, Pilaductions, Bcc. and some Observations on the facility. of Colonizing that Part - .of Africa, with' a - View to Cultivation , and , the Int to. ducticlit of , Letters and Religion to its ; but more particulary as the Means of gradually Abolishing A.L(ICAN SLAVERY. • , By Captain PH! P - P.EV.ER, R.N. Illustrated by a-Map Of the Western • Coast of- Africa,'and Plans of a Blockhouse. • ' • . • London ! Printed fort; .and IL, Bald vin,New 13ridge- street. COMPANION 'FO THE PEERAGE. '• . • This Day was pUblished, Price gs.. U. in boards, or Los. 6d. bound in r:NI, in one thick and closely - pfinte.d Volume, the size of Pcbrett's and Keatsley's Peerage, A BIOGRAPHICAL - INDEX to the PRESENT - . 11. HOUSE OF COMMONS : • Containing brief but corre& Notices:of thB Lives, the Family, and Party Connections, 'the Senatorial Charaaer and Conduct, and all other useful and •satisfaaory Particulars relative to ALL TitE MEMBERS OF THE COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT; dravnupanndprinted as a Compa nion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages. In an Appendi.; are.-given, all the Divisions which have taken place on Great Public Questions during several years past. - • , , Printed for Richard Phillips„ No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; sold by Black and Parry, Leacienhall-street ; T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all. Booksellers in . Town and Country. . . Tins Day WAS publiShed, in three large, vols. Svo. price 11. tits. boards, or on fine Royal Paper, price 31. 3s. A COMPENDIUM of MODERN_HUSBAND- R Y ; principally written daring? Survey of the County of SUR REV, made at the desire of the Board of Agriculture. Illustrative also of the best Pratlices in ,the neighbouring COunties, 'K ENT, SUSS EX, &c. In which it comprised, An Analysis of Manures :shewing the Chemical Contents, and the proper application of-there to Soils and Plants of all .flescriptions.---Also, An EsSay on 'limber, exhibiting a view of the increasing Scarcity of • that important Article ; with Flints on the Means Olcounteratting it—together with a va ' riety of MiSceßaneons Subietts 'peculiarly adapted to the present State of the internal Economy of the Kingdom: •ity IANIES MA )Lll. Illustrated by Plates, anti aMap of Sorrel', e•clptired; so as tooint out the - Variations of S.)i is in the diOreilt Dist ritt 5. London Printed for the Author, fey C. aoi P.. '43aldviii, New Ijr,i(lBe.:;t rect. - • [PRICE SIXPENCE_ , . - , VICTUALLING-OFFICE, , - lidards iä, IRc6. . . . 'THE COMMIS SIONERSfor VICTUALLING 1 HIS 41.4yF.:...1:rs NAV Ydo hereby giye Nell( e,l bar rn Friday, the 2oth Irene next, they wil.t be rea-ly to r'eeeive Tenders in writing (maim no, 'for sud s. quantities of the following de 4et iption of Staves— , • , . , ..--- Crown Dantzic Pipe ) • iirandy HOgsheid I • Brack Dantzic. ) }Staves. ' . Hanibroi. ( Pipe' . i - . Stettin t . •• Quebec . ) • J As the re.ipeßive Persons who may make Proposals thereof will co.ntraEl-to.deliver into.the Ficitralling_ Stores, at I.)eptfw-d - and 'pl,moutk, ift ouch proportioni at sollbereafrer be determined ttpori; ojte.balf by the 3r)th "of Nov. next, :and: the remainder 1:y the 31st of • - •yanttary next ; to be paid for by, Bills, payable, with interest,- ninety days after date. • The Conditioits of the Contra a 1114 be see?: at the Secretary's Office. N. E. M- .Tends rlor a Jess 'quantity,thatl FlA.V , Tb"sa"d Crown .Dantzic Pipes, Ten Thousand troth's' Dantzic Bractdy, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantic hogshead, or" T'wis'ty-five Thousand &ark .Dantzic, Ilamburgb, Stettin, or @thee Pipe Statics., will be admitted. ' ' • .. No rikanl will be had to au Tender in which the Price ;ball is t be inserted in words at lengtb, or •that,thall nw.he delinie‘a , -"-tVV , " - O' ..-i - .. to the 1,1-ard - beff.re tine a!Cllek on the - said Fr;day, the 20th . 71tar ncx?.. nor soiless tbe retsva -1 - .Z.;snuAr. 4n , %-...- 1 ••••-, -- ~....•• . 4e , son , : , * fais /-ehaq; a:: - it, to .ani,...:•••,l ,, bilralled±.e. • .. _ _ • 1/ICTUALLING-OFFICi., - - • y nft, r-i 1 23, IHE C OMMISSIO NEB S for V1C71.741 L Lik G . ' HIS AI..4yEAT 1" r That on Wednesday the stvb May next (instead 21' lk • ei...-saly the Listant, al pi epicifziy advertfied)'' tberwia be ready to rec.ive Tenders in siwiting, sealed i,p; :Ind treat for the i;:g Quan, Cities of IRON 1-100 PS,.viz, VA TT 1-1001,,,s lop 33111"rSao tors. • • PLATE 11001'S ion • for any quant4 of tither drlVlnblario!l nut . less t l _,anFifiyTons. To be d livered in ten week's, by neek(y proportions, in , •7 His Ma jesty's giElualling Stores at Deplorel: and 1: de paid /or ly Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The. Conditions of the Contrail, and Sautpicr of the Hoops, may be seen let the Sect'etatj's Office. . • No regard -will be had to ay Tender in whic.a the Nice 41,411 not be inset led in words at or that sLEII not b r delivertd to the Board before One-o'Cloek on .the said Wed,resdgy the t4tit May'next ' nor unless the Person who makes . the Tenaet , or-saint Perscn•onhis behalf, a#t•nds - , toanstrer when called for • • • %- d' ICTUAL L. I AIG-0 E, 111,7 Y ii, 1 - 806. r HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING a His MAJESTY': NAI'Y 'do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday the zoth inst. they wilt berectets• to, receive Terriers, in writing (sealed up), and treat /or TIFOIIUNIZ DED - BAGS of KENT'ISii HOPS, of the growth of the year iSoS, to bean.. swerable - to Samples to be prodneed•tviib the Tenders, .to be deli veredimmediafely.into His Aiajesty's•Viaualiirg Stores at Dept.. firra.; and to be paid for by Bill:, payable, with interest, ninety da ) , erfter,date. ,= .Crinaltions of the Contraas nay be seen at the Secretary's Office. s - reward be bad' to any Ter. r)- in rztild;ch the Price rhalt not be ia,..eried ln -wordi at !env!), or that Thali rut be delivered to the Board,befo , :e 'One el. lock. cut thc • tbe2oth in,t, nor teales.i . theAtsJil ina4es 144' or it - dr/a Person on his be/.ad, attends, to L'AST: r T il b , E COURT of DIRECTORS .f)l' tbc , IJ.A rirzAcii.;l4\77.7 - LAND hadiv to tbe East Ildies d 9 kei . ebi * give Nalce, • That a Geatral , s 1 the rail will be Gel.l, by Adjournment, at glide Huse,-in Wedie3., - ay 2,z 4t inslaw, at Eleven o:Ll , ck in tie ro - e71,01. • • (1/11,1.1. , 1,11 RA MS4 Y. Sec. ' EAST 141)14. 1•t.C.);_14 .fr,;- • • .111,07 9, .18:.6, • THE COURT of DIRECTORS of th:', UNITED . co PANY 6 . 1 1 ..; fv" . I'S "of T. GLAND Trad, ing to the EAST' INDI .do ho-eby .N6.tice, • That the Paper: 7vhich were orde; ed, by the Ciener4 Curt om Mr 716 'to he printed" jor the ate of the I Y r:,litiet,rs, %till! he ready to be deliveied, at this i-kits,e, 6n Tbar,d.zy tstb , . • • /VII. L. 1.1.11 .11:4111,Y iY, Sec. • 4 .7 is 11), , p1.4 - • 11uUS tS36. rTHE COURT of b IRECTORS of the tiN/TE,D coiIiPANY MEW:II - ANTS .of ENG L/INDI rad ing to the Earl Indks do hereby give Notice, 1 h.a at the General Court of the said Company appointed to be bid at their finest, in Leadenhall-street, on iVednesday the 2 Ist tyst. at Eleven o'C'4;ek in the Forenaon, it will Grp proposed that the said Court do csn/irrn the Suspension of the Ist SeCtion •of thi> tith Chapter of'the Bye. 1,4=4 in order to enable the Court of Pireßors to lurchase or build Au; Ships in lieu of the Sir Ed vThat at the said General Court ;al h tt e l c ir u. h rf eJ d ' az a id is - B g r. i 't s a .e nn j\ i r a ..d . ice, Motion will he madefor annexing a S'alaty r f 4000:. per annum to the Qffice of Recorder of Prince of lI ales IslOd; and also Jot int_... powering th e Court Ditea,q Ai ant a Pension, not exceeding Jr: annum, to any Person •r;-ho shall hal,,rresided at Prince of The es Island, in the Office of Recorder, for any time nor than fen %ea, s.- . • - WILLIAM RAMSAY, See. CHELTENHANI, LOUCESTERSI-lIRE.. TO 13,SOLD BY AUCTION, SMITH, On Thursday May 22, .189.6, at Six. o'Clock in the Afte.r -• noon, at the Plough lon, in Cheltenhaiii, Lot 1. A. NEW BUILT MANSION-HOUSE, ere led by, and lately the Residence of, Thomas Bagliott, Esq. deceased, situate in the pleas.int • Vill•jge OldFrestatry, about a Mile-.Clistant from 'the • very flourishing and thsnionabie town of Cheltenham,a place ‘vhicit, for the sahibrity of its Air, and for its admirable &dine and Chal ybeate Waters (of which discoveries ensure an inexhaustible supply), is so just. ly and universally-celebrated.. . On the Ground-floor of the House is an Entrance-hall, a Dining-Parlour 23 Feet by :to and 12 Feet high, two excel- • lent Kitchens, a Scullery, andX two Pantries ; on thcltrr,t Floor, a Drawing,room:v) Feet by zo ' a areakfast-rootn 17 Feet by 16, four Bed-chambers, ancta Water-closet ;-)on the second Floor, three Bed-chambers on the attic Story, two large garrets.' Under the greater-part of the House are three Cellars and a large arched Wine Cellar ; detached are a large Brew-house and Laundry, with 'a Coal and Wood-ho Use ; and at a convenient distance are two Coach-houses, two Stables, • a Saddle=house,..and 'other Buildings;, a fligstye,. Potal;tk yard, &c. - n. front of the House is a La . wn or Pleasure-ground, con taining between one and two Acres, and adjoining is a large' and excellent Kitchen-garden,' walled round; and all the Walls about the Premises are planted with abundance of fit-,e. choice Peach, 'Nectarine, Cherry, Plttrttb, and other Fruit Trees. • The. principal Rooms have a .South aspea, !Ad command a delightful view of the surroundingliills. - N. R. The Cottage .and Garden adjoining the Pleasure ground have beeitiately purchased, aad wilt •be included - in the abcve Lot. Lot inclosnre .in ,the same Parish, called Finch, croft,. containing berween two and three Acres. Loi;.3. A Dwelling-house; lately fitted 4 in front of a ' strut, in Prestbary, adjoining to the MamiJn-house, anyt now in trie•occupationot Airs: Steight. The second - Furopike.gatc between Prestbury and Chel tenham., so much complained or, has been removed by • order - ot ale Commissioners. • --•; For • rut tner Particulars, apply to Messrs. Welles and • C.; wiiroett, the.Auclioiwef,-Cncitenha4l, . _a