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1, - f I)ik - I UMBER 4180.] _ _ THEATRE ROYM 'DRURY-LANE. _ TIES PRESENT EVEIS4NG, Feb. is, 1866, will be performed. • - TILE CASTLE SPECTRE. Osmond, by the YOUNG'IOS(.IUS • • Reginald, Mr. H. S1.1)1?2 • NS ; • i!ercy, '.DE CAMP ; • And Angela, Mrs. H. SIDDoNS. •••' 7 • - • •' - THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRtAGE.- Sit Charles Racket, Mr. g. I,I,ISTUN ; Lady Racket, Mrs . JORDAN: ' Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second price -2s. tallery- zs. .Second Price is.—Upper Callery is. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. • • • - The Doois will be opened at Hall past Five, and the Play begin at H4l 4 ‘p . ast Six. • • • • • ' ' To-rnOrrow, The Travellers. - THE 'ATI: F-POYA 1., COVE,N l' w (;,1141) . 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 1806, will be pettotaneil: = biA WILD O TS. _ Rover - , Mr. CRViI'S - Lady Amaranth, Mrs. GLOVER. • ' • wlrli - - zan LAUGHS AT . triCKSMITIIS:' , " Captain- • .-• - • "Lydia, Mrs:ATKifsis, Boxes 6s. Pit 3s; .60., -Gallery zs:. ppd. Gallery rs';f riaces for the Boxes to be taken of, Mr. Brandon, at the -.Box Office Ikm-street: ' The Doors ,to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past'Six- • • To-morrow, The Gamester, Mrs. Beverley, Mrs.Siddons. With We'llyby Night On Saturday, The Man of -the World; with We FIY4* Night. On Monday, Cyrabi,liner; with Ruzantino. THEATRE. ROYAL, CtIVENT.GAIDEN, - YOUNG ROSC'T,JS's NIGHT. - • N. TUESDAY NEXT,. FebruarY . 18 ; • 186 G, IL, will be performed , PIZARRO. • • Rolla, by the k OLING ROS CI US, His .first/ appearance in that Charatter. - MONEY: 'FOR LI FF.•ANNUITIES. • • WANTED to Porch . ase, several NA ell-secured VV. I,4•FE NLJ ITI ES, tor whiL:h several of - the tbl lowirig Sums art iplinecliately ready, as soon as the Se -curities' are approve,:, vit. 3sOl. „cool. 7001. 20001. and 30cr1. and several of a larger amount ; from six years' purchase and upwards will be given upon single Lives, ,redeemable at option. • . . Mr. ROBERTS can always give a ,direa answer to the title of Seairities offered, Ann the=Exilences attending them; which prevents the disagreeable exposure of Persons' affairs, which must always attend the Negotiations of those who are igttoranj of tPe praaical part. !. Personal i pplicat Otis, or by Letter, post:paid, At his House, ,Nt:;2t, Cecil-street, Strand, are daily attended‘to • • • ..•.. • . • TO RE PEREMPTORILY •SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree.of the High Court Ck.t Chancery, .made in a Clause WRIGHTSON against LYON ,fiefOrt I AM - ES STA N LEY, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,. in the Public Sale Room. of the said Court, in Slfrialt ampton-buddingS, ,Chancery-latie,, London,.-on \londay the a4th day of March, glob, between toe hours of Twelvo. and One o'Clock in tne-Afte.tiwin, • Jk - IE FREEHOLD ESTATES, late of gr. , THOMAS PEAK' NS..,dereaseci, sitoate-ip,the ra: , alShes . r l Willesborough, Sevinaon, Ir.ingsivorth,- Morick. shorton, Startle, and Preston, in the County:of Kent. - Particulass where& may he had at the said Master's Chani bets, in Southampton-b,uhlings, Chancery-lice; London ;, Of Messrs, Ryder, No, t,; Lincoln's - Pm New.suare ; of Messrs. Sherwood and Pairrtll, Canterbury.s.pate il .sl:4lii wark; of Mr Samuel Harvey, Sandwich . ' anti.ot Nr. Starr, Attorney at Law, Canterbury; '"4 - tiallie Rev. john Lyon, 'Dover. • The TenantST will shew the Lots ;. aTrt the an of Lot I may be seen at the said Master's Chambers, and at the said 41. Star's, at Canterbury. .. . . COLLECTION OF CAPITAL PICTURES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, C. Br Mr. - WHITE,: On the Premises, No, 4, in Stratford-place, on -Morully .t. March 24, and following -Day, '- THE Superb, most Valuable, and Distingnialed Collettion of ITALIAN, FLEMISH, and•DUTCH !PICTURES, well known and celebrated_ throughout Europe, the property of Sir C 1 7 .0 RG E ' YON GE, ' Bait. Containing seled and superlatively fihe PerformariCes of ate Great Misters, the whole of which were col IeCI - til by ; Boit- -. cher Cloeve. Esq. in the early part of the last century, and have remained entire from that period to the present'in - OMent ' in a perteCt state,of preservation. _ . The public View thereof will commence on Monday, the ieth of Mgreh, and dile . notice will be giVen of the publica tion of Catalogues, by Mr. White; Storey's-gate , West minster.. -- • - - . CAPITAL TOWN HOUSE,-STRATFORD.:TLACE. TO I3V. qA) - BY AUCTION, 13y Mr.,WHITE, On the Premises, the-latter... End of. , Mareh,. A i\m3LE,-•spacious,_and Eleo - ant . MANSION. the Property and Residenee . a Sir Geor4e Yringe, Bart deOtably situate. No. 4, ,the :Centre .LlOnse. on the east side of Stratford-place, Oxford- street. The Prentiso..comprise. a most substantial and well-built Edifice, finished in an ex cellent Mariner, on which no expellee has been sparc.l to• ren der it in every respect a complete ,Resinence for a Family, of Distindion : ott the principal 1 . 1)or is a suitc of tour glut Rooms ; the Domestic A partments are comrnodious and Well arranged double Staircase, and all convenient 011 ices, &c. Heist by .iease, renewable for ever,. under tne City of London, at - a Sinall Gr. , und Rent, - Printed -pirticulars are, preparing, and due notice of: the days of viewing and sale will be fo rthwith given by Mr. White,'Storey's-Gate, Westminster. At the same time will-he sold, the Furniture, large Glasses, and other valuable Articles. .` . _ _: r _.7 It CURE FOR THE 'FOOTTI:ACH,•CUM-BPILS,&c. MROTTER's TINCTURE, which•is well known 1 - tor its safer v, anii no wa) s ; - :rejudi,tiial to the Enamel .; also the Oriental Dentifrice; or, Asiatic - Tooth .Powder. Its efficacy and virtue being ack now letiged by - the most respee}- able.,mcdical author, ties, used by many, and recommended, for aboVe these twenty years. The Powder cleanses and beauti es the . Teeth, - sweetens the Breath, pOssesses no acid that can corrode the ' Enamel, puts- a beautiful polish on the Teeth. From its astringency ,it strengthens -the. Gums, it eradicates the scurvy (which often proveS toe destruction of a - whole set of Teeth), preservei sound Teeth 'from-de cay, secures decayed Teeth from becoming worse, fastens .those which• are loose, and proves the happy Means' of preventing their being drawn. But what has enhanced it In the estimation of those who have been in the habit of using it, is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth-Ach, wttb which, before that period, they have - been vitilently afflided. A Caution against purchasing any Asiaiic Tooth- Powder without " M. 1 rotte'," on the Statsp on the top ofthe Box : All others are-CounterlCits. 2S. gd. a Box and od,. • wholesale and retail,' at her Warehouse, No. 3, De .- aufort . -buildings, Strand, Lorid.-n ; Mr. Simmons, Ports, mouth, Mr. Mells, ditto ; Mr. Shook, Portsea-; Mr. Rich ards, •Plytnouth ; Mrs. Shearcilif and Prosser,. Bristol; Mr. rine, and Nlarret, Bath ; Mr. Arnold, Isle of Wight; Mr. Attivrison, Chester; Mr. llyee, Northampton; Mr. Pratt, Cambridge; Mrs. Butler, Oxford';'-Mr. Lewcas, 'Soutliai nptuit; Mr. Hail's, Manchester.; Kr, Timbs, Wor cester; Mr. Cane, Colchester; Mr. Sweney, Birmingham ; Mr. Uaht, Woolwich; Mr. Marro!), Rye; and 'Mr. Dyet, Newcastilc.—Sold in every capital Town throughout Eng land. *** Plt. Vase to ask kw Trotter-'-:her Naine Written on the Stamps, ''\\° • • t ;'. MR. PITT. N Independent Tribtxte to the Memory of the LA. Right Hon. WILLIAM. PITT, by' W. T. FITZ- E RALD, "Esq': ornamented with a correct Likeness, is This Day published on orie Sheet, price Ss . with a fine em piessiou of the Portrait: if ordered, it might be printed on Silk or Vellum, by Edward Orme, Bond-street; and sold by all the Printsellers and Bookselleis. Likewise an Engraving, as large as Life, of Mr. Pitt, .price 21. 2S. the Proofs, and 21$. the Prints and a smaller one at- ss. and 2s. 6d. Bond-street, the Corner of Brook-street. PATRIOTIC FUND. • I.Loya"s,--Fas. 12, 1306, ,‘ --- 10i\TYRIBUTI9N5' after Divine Service on the DAY ut TJANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEAMEN, SOLDIERS, '>M PRUNES, ,Ind.-,VOLUN TEERS, Wounded "and the WI DOWS,'ORPHANs, and „RE L ATI VES of those Killed, in His Mijekty's Servic e : Amount advertised - • • 4'86,794 1 5 4 - .4 . l7urflJet: - . Charls. Rev. Clergym,n Sllll and illresiqgs., who preached. collet - id. farish, Wiltshire, . T. Giove . o 9 6 Lcill'ithcirough, per the Churchwardens - 45 0 2 Hat horn, j. 'Gathorne - 8 o o Barrow-upon-Soar - W. Easton - 6 3 0 Belton, .j . Dalby 9 3 o Sick-Citlb Stanford, S. F. Dashwooci 2z 1 o - Parish of Westhorpetrec, , r to 7 --- r - of Llanfachretn, Win. Williams 23 4 31 of Llanellyd, - - Ditto - 14 5 04 of Hortun,Gloucestersitire, lo to 0 of • Crossmichael Castle, Douglas • - • j. Johnson - 14 'l4' o United Parishes of Whitchurcli, Cauunicorum cunt Marshwood, Chidcock.,.and Hantoti St. Gabriel's, per Rev. A. Tucker • - • - s o o One clay's. pay Of. the .Non-commissioned• Officers and Privates of the Cumberland Rangers, and thi'addition'of the same proportion of pay of the Officers - • - - - 32. ro r Henley in Arden Church, War wick.shire, - - 6 6 3 One day's pay Inspeaion Money trout the Non commissioned Officers and Privates of the Strat ford-upon-Avon Volunteer Infantry . it r 0 Parish of`COrWen - ,Merionetlishire, 1 3. 7 4 - of Llangan, cam, to 0 ,-- of neatens, G. G. ditto, -------. z -6' .Edgeinond, Aston, and Titerton, Salop, • - - - W. Pigott ! e• 34 13 6 Chetwyncl E , Shropshire, - Ditto - 19 t t •'• ,Town or ?enrich and its Neigh - • 'bourhood, ' - - j.Fletcher,Vic. 114 I 9 , Bethel chapel, Hull, - •- Chas. Donald - tz 8 3 Chapelry of Birstly, Norchuinoeriarect„ Robert Lowther 4 13 7 Kirton Lindsay, Lincolnshire, Gray - 6Cr o . I. bdmondson 5 8 t - Ditto ,• 2 19 0 B animidny Colvold, data, - Ditto - 3 • o Par , Al or Ltiette..ham,Cambridge , sli, re, - - 8 7 o Coit:ctions'in N 11. and its Nei6abournood, per key: A. Gordon : Parisi Church, nand, itev. Mr. Conlon 24 o 0 • Sr. ArietreW's Criapee, , Rev. Mr. Milne .to to o Rom.c.:acre. Cri.p, Rev, Mr M i lilUchlan 4 5 o Cliurcit 01 Reiter; Rev. Mr. Yelmour 3 I 0 Bouidie, Rev: ;VII - . e%iilne I - - 8 8 o Rem-. Mr, Chalthers - 3 3 0 Aberfour, Rev. Mr.- Wilson - - I 5- 8 o . , Wicklow, Ireland, . - Dr. Dealtry 48 19 4 Dounganstoun, ditto, - - Ditto - is o -• Clicritcri, Hants, and Chapels : Cheritan Beaworth, E. Felrers, Vicar 18 r 7 0 Tichhurne Chapel, F. Gratianioolle - 3 4 'o • Catholic 'Chapel, C. Peters - t 3 0 • Mr. Hodgkinson - .5 5 0 Kilminston..ChapeL j. Baynes, Curate 4 4 0 • Charles G mine, Esq. to to o - . _ 43 3 0 • Tewkesbury Widow Society, per H. Fowke, Esq. zt o o Parish of St. Geleyias, Peuryn, ---- 34 1 3 0 Pal isnes of 4.insnorth and Dave. - 'ston, Cornwall, - - - 3 IS e Parish at Soply,.Hants, - - 1 1 0 --7--- of Walton Qll the Woulds, S. Hunt - 3 7 0 ParisheS of Sheepshead andGaren-• don, Leicestershire,' . - . C. Alsop - 3z to 6 P.arish of Festeros, Wales, in addit. 0 1 5 .3k Parish at Mattheasea,• Notting. hamshire, - • - - - 7 9 3 - Grinley on the Hill, do. William Hodges 9 3 Parish of Ovingham, Northuniber. -- Birkett 28 13 7 --- of Heddon on thoW all, do. Tho. Allanson 9 4 o of Thornton, Bucks, --- to i t o Dean Priory, near Ashburton, 1. Chilcote - 2 o 0 Protestant Dissenters, Bere Regis, . Dorsetshire. - - B. Howell - 5 5 o ~ 4 Parish of Hackneys, near Searbro', -- t i 6 .Stokeclimsland, Cort”vall, 4 4 C. Lethbridge to Rodnurton, Gloucestershire:-- Rev. D. Lysons, Redor- - 5 S ° Mr. George - - - 2 2 0 Mr. Day. _ _ - 2 2 Q Mr. Kinnaster - - - 2 2 0 Mr. Ratcliffe . - • - o to 6 Mr. Kilrnaster, jun. - , - • o to 6 ---.12 12 o Parish of Catstorke; Cornwall, Moorshead 5 to e Parishes of WestChilborough,Hook, -and South Mapperton, Dorsetsh. ------- 3 6 6 Parish of East Q uantockshead, So mersetshire, - :. A. F. Luttrell 3 8 o MarganandSanders, Catherine-Street, Strand - so so o Work-people in their Upholstery and Cabinet Ma nulat.tory - . - - 9 i 6 6 The following Subscriptions have been received from Oporto : William Warre ~.- . _ socr o o H. Joseph Perry - .. so 0 o Williain Nassau • . - so o o John Perry Vidal - . - 6 0 0 R. Harries:. • - -,' - . 15 o 0 Anthony„P. Trernlett • - 4 0 a P. Pely - •• • - 5 S 0 • laches Butler , • 15 0 0 . • John 'Tyndale - • .. . •so o 0 John Hesketh • • 30 0 .0 Benjamin Webber ‘ - i. 30 0 0 Q. j. Swan . '', - , 30 0 0 Henry Swap , - 30 0 0 ,Edward Egan .. - " .. To o o lohn• Searle - - so 0 o • l . Todd ,INlaylor •-‘ , - •3-o e e William Moir - - - so 0 0 Robert "ficlswell - - ss o 0 'Edward Molloyt . - . - 30 0 0 :William B.iitingtnn - - 15 0 0 ;Thoimis LaMbert - - ' - 30 0 o . John Charles Xavier - - 2.1 o o - lohn Wye . . - - r 5 o 0 4011 r) Molloy - - 20 0 o James Webb - - 5. 5 0 - "William 'Farmer - - 5 o 0 John ::Ivey - - - 5 0 0 Thomas H. Hunt - ,-.. 30 0 o .it obert Watson - - 5 0 0 'Thomas Newman ~. • is o 0 , 'Henry Thompson - . 25 0 0 :Frederick Croft - . 25 o o Frederick Barsmester ' . • to o o 'William Snow - - • 5 5 a Capt. Hay Christie . - 5 5 0 Richard Lundell. ' - - 5 5 0 junn Peyton - .. so :0 0 T. Wasserineyer - - 5 S 0 • D . Worsley - .., t 0 0 o John Lunbert 5 5 0 John Quillinan 6 6 ce 3amcs O b ilyic • .. S S THuRSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1806. Joseph Montro D'Altneida - 3o o 0 John Charles Grant - - 5 5 0 William Burchani : - 5 5 ° Richard Wharton - - 5 5 0 F. E. Gray - - 5 5 0 Mrs'. Slessor - - - 50 0 lames Walsh - - - 5 o o Cabel Roope - - - to to 0 Samuel Weaver - - 55 0 Joseph 'Da 'Cruz - - .35 0 6 Capt. Richard Bureham .. - • • 5 5 0 Charles Rajinsford 3 3 0 . . Francis Archer - ' ' - - .5 5 0 • -Mss Grace Hardy - - 5 5 o 0 Profit on Exchange - - . 34 '97. :6 9 9 Total Amount - - - 1027 5 9 Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, andar all the hankers in Town and Country. J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. This Day was published, price 45. in boards, r rLE . WANDE R Of . SWITZEiILA.ND, and ± other By lAMES - MOSTGOMERY. " Though long of winds and waves the Sport, Condeinn'd in wretchedness to roam, ," Live I—thou shalt find a sheltering min— ." A quit home." .. 7 London : Published by Vernor•and Flood, in the Poultry; and by. Longman, Hurst, Kee's, and Orme, Paternoster row. A NEW BRITISH THEATRE ; - :••• • With Remarks, Bio4raphical and Critical, • By Mrs. 1 NCEBALD. To be.published \Veekly. On. Saturday,' 'Feb 15. will be published, In Royal 18mo. price is. emi)ellistied with a fine EngraYing by Poole, froth a Painting by Howard : or, price 25. ele gantly. pointed on, sUpertine 'Paper,. with the addition of a Poi trait of the Author, and ?roof Impressions of both the Plates, , "THE INIOUNTAINURS 5 a Play. By GEO. COLMAN the Younger ,• being the First Number. (to .be Continued Weekly) ofa new Work, entitled The BRITISH TM EAT R E ; or a Collection of Plays which aro- itaed at the t irheatres Royal, DrOry-1311C, Coyent-garden,.and Hay market.. Printed •under.t.he Authority and by i'rinission of the Managers, froin the. Pronipt-books. With. Biographical and Critical Remaiks.' • •-• By Mrs. INCEIBALD Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 'atici Prme Paternos ter_ row. Where -Specimens of the Work may be seen. *..*. This Work, being intended as a Companion to the Theatres of Great Britain and Ireland, will contain evLry Play which keeps possession of the Stage, including the best Playsof Colinan, Cumberland, tloicroft, I nchbald,O'Keefe, Morton, Reynolds, and other modern Authors, which have never appeared in any similar Collodion, the Copyright of which has been purchased for the express purpose of intro ducirg them into the present Work. The whole will be printed, under the authority of the Man'agers, from the . Prompter's Copy, exactly as they are performed. •- - It is intended to comprise the Woik in 25 Volumes, each containing five Plays, and at its conclusion will be given ge neral Title-pages, together with directions fOr arranging the Plays. In the course of publication will be given, as Fron.' tispieces to the Volume of the Fine Edition, Portraits of Au. thori, generally with their P-lay that is first brought forward. Tire Embellishments will be executed is the very best nitirailer. by-the first Artist:. Lately published, in 4to. price One Guinea, or One Guinea and a Half on Royal Paper, MHE STRANGER in FRANCE ; or, a Tour from DEVONSHIRE to PARIS. Illustrated by En gravings, in Aquatinta, of Sketches taken on the Spot. By JOHN CARK, Esq. Printed for j. (ohnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. British Critic, Aug. 1803. No. 129. —" This is by much the most plea Sing and interesting narrative of the kind'which , we have yet met with, particularly as to the description of the modern Parisians. The whole js very entertaining, and written with the easy and elegant pen of a Gentleman. The aquatinta Engravings which accompany , the Narrative are very elegant." Critical Review, Nov. No. - 286. " The Stranger in France' is by tar the most pleasing and communicative traveller whom we have had the good fortumi to accompany. .- The whole will, we think, interest the Reader; who will lay down the book with reluctance." Monthly Mirror.— Review of Literature for Aug. iSo3. No. toi).—" With the powerful recommendations he has brought with him, The Stranger in France' will not long be a stran ger in England." The Literary journal, Nov. 4. No. 2D5. " The extracts we have made will give our Readers some notion of the en tertainment they may reap from The Stranger in ,France,' but they forma very inconsiderable part, ttie Author every where advancing original anecdotes and fads to illustrate the manners of the People." Anti-jacobia Review, OSt. and Nov. Continued.—". This Volume is extremely well written, contains much iriterest ing matter, and some valuable information." Also vide Monthly Review for Aug. 1813, &c. &c. SCHOOL ROOKS. This Day were published, price 3s. 6d. boards, NGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS ;. or, The LA Teacher's Assistant in Composition ; being a System of easy Rules for writing Exercises, illustrated by Examples, adapted to the Use of both Sexes, at School : to whic , t are added, Hints for CorreCting and Improving Juvenile Com position. The ell Edition, with large Additions. • By JOHN WALKER. Printed for I. Johnson, in St, Paul's Church-yard ; j. Walker ; Wilkie and Robinson, and G. Robinson, in-Pater noster-row ; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. Where may be had, by the same Author, • t. .Outlines of English Grannnar, 2s. 6i. boards. z. Eleinents of EloCution,in which the Principles of Read ity, and Speaking are investigated and explained. 7s. boards. td Edition. 3- A Rhetorical, Crammar, in which the common Impro prieties in Reading and Speaking are detected, and the true sources of elegant Pronunciation pointed out. 7s.bds. 3d Edit. 4. The Academic Speaker, a Seledion of Pieces from the beSt Writers, proper to ba used and ruched - at School. 4s. bound. 4th Edition. Kr.y to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture Proper Names. Ss. boards. 6. A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the. English Language. 4to. 11. tts..6d. boards. 3d Edition. HULL DOCK SHARES. Dock-Office,'Kingston-upon-Hull, (on, 24, 1806. TO BE SOLD I3Y AUCTION, At the Exchange, in Kingston-upon-Hull, on Wednesday the ith slay of March, 1806, precrsely at t)ne o'clock, un. der the power; of an Ad of Parliament passed in the 45th year of the Reign of His present Majesty, pursuant to such Conditions as shalt be then produced; ffiEN NEW SHARES in the Undertaking-for making DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON-HULL. Each Share will be put up separately. A. Deposit of fol. per Cent. in part of the Purchase:mo ney. will be requested immediately after the Sale, and the remainder in two equal payments, viz, one half on the zd day of June next, and the other half ain the Ist day - of Sep. tember next. 'lire Payment of the remainder of the Purchase-money is, for the accNnmoriation of the Purchasers, delayed to the a'ooye-inentioned distant period - it ; but each Purchaser viii become entitled to a w hole Year's Dividend, payable in Fe bruary, 1807. _ _ _ Furtherparticulars may be known by applying to Mr., Frost, Solicitor, of Mr. Leven, Cleric, to tic .11ock Coins kt a x , in Hull. T'RIC'E SixPE~CE; VICTUALLING-OPPECE, Feb. 1806 • THE; COMMISSIONERgfi L. YiCTUA Ll* HIS MA j'ESTY's NAVY do hereby give. Notice, Thai on Irednesdqy the 19 , b inst. thy will be ready to receive Ten ders in writing., sealed up andyreat-Pr Three Hundred Cbal:. Irons of ,I'ITTS - FAN FIELD MOOR COALS, or' Coals of equal gAdne,t;'ic br de;'lve,ed in a whole Cargo or C' , ,•rgr est in the space .j teree weeks from the date cif the Condua, winds an.l weather, pertniaing, alrng,ide the:lPharlrof Hi, ,Ilapsty's P?enti:es at Nymcuth and Sonthdown ; and to be paidlo? 4y Bill,l,,payatle, with Interest, ?sing ) ; dafs after date. The Conditions of the contraa !nay he se e n a t t h e Secret ary's Office. ;: • ,= No trgetfrd wifl he had to itty Tender in nvh'eli price rot ie in.letted in words a , len,c-th,or thultf,kgit not GP atliver„ .e e' the Board before OnD saa lVedw.a.! ) . t•;e-Th'":, inst. nor unless the Person whs snakes the Terde, ~ or come on bit bcbalf,avexis t loan:v:l,r when called for, FICTUALLL.VG.OFFKE, Feb. G, ic:, 6. r-rHE comArrssrolvErtsfti t r ICTU.4I,IILI 3 HIS 211/1:f Y's N Y fla hereby giz...e e Friday, the 14th inst. they will ieVeeadv to receive 7en,./4? in 'siting (sealed up), ana' treat for 9,y - X- iIL N 1.1. R ED PUS'S of BLACK SAI Y RNA- RA IS INS, to be: answe; able Simples to be prod-eced with the Tende - rs, to he e.feliziered,. one h.q . a Fortnigh!, and the remainder in a -iffin't,, ViOualli,g- Stoles at Depljotd ; aeid -!1. :be. paid for by.. Pills, • payable; with interest, ninety r aperdaif,_ ~ • - The Conditions of the antraLcZ the ~ i ecre,to;j's . Office. No regard will he heed to any Tender tet,w.;.(iichthe ,P 4 riee sfla not he inserted in w o rd s a t l engt h, or that , pgdll n,t dellz74re.l to the Board before One o'Clock on the t:ft b instant, nor. unless the Person echo makes the Tender, or. - ;tome Peri-on onhii - behaff,- attends, to answer, when .sailed for: EAST 'INDIA HOUSE, E. '2, IRe6. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY of MERCH:4NIS f , tk.AVGL/ILVD to the East Indies hereby give iVotice, • That a GEIVaR AL COURT of the said Coirlany will be, held at their I'l9us, t e, i s L.sadenhaa,str:eet, o TbUrsday lb? 271.0 inst. at Devin i.'67t,cil in the Fortwr,ori, f f r the pkrpolv into consideration « Propr:si /ion from the Court of Direßors , whiea has relaticn to the late Marquis Corn?, , ,ellii. • - WILLIAM RAMS,II; See. STEERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. To Mr. STEERS. SIR, •A Very extraordinary Cure requires my aclsnow=: ledgments ; I was seized with the most violent Cough I ever experienced, attended with great Hoarseness and Sure ness of the Throat and Breast, which reduced me to so emit.. ciated a state that all my Friends expected it wool terrni r nate in a Consumption : from this dreadful contiiio , l I was entirely restored.by a single Box of your Paregoric Lozenges. I am, &c. Great Driffield, Yorkshire. ' MARK There being many Counterfeits of these Lort.-14;,;, Steers cannot be answerable f ur any hut th os e prepaita by himself; and as they are sold ossly by.F..Newbt;ry.t94ll,l6 45, St . Patel's Church-yard,' his N ame engraved 9,ti 014 Stamp is the only certain mark ofauthenticity Linke 15. ° the Duty included. 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