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' yESTY's ORDNANCE do btreby give Necee, Thar thv • will be ready to receive Proposals at their ,Office, in .5 . 1: Mar. garet Street, Westminster, in or before the , rytb ,7u.oe next, from • suob Persons-who may be .capable and wilfi>rg to Undertake Construalon of certain BUILDINGS - whiCis It ii intended to erea at Colchester for dhe Ordnance Dipartneent,coilormalds r•• a Plan and Elevation which may be -seen - at. the office en any a. between Se hours of Ten avid Four o'clock. • • The' Pro . porals specifs the Prices of eited, drscriprion of 117. i• i to he included in tle suildingi ; as. the tiZe in which the Work i stall be completed "under a Penal', a.nd the nature of the SeCuriy to be given, in case of the non -pet/sr-ma ler'e of the Contraa: , • Proposals sealed up, and superscribed "PropoSirls for co,struei— ing Buildings for. the. Ordnance DePartnrrnt at Colchester," 14.6 c delivered'ar the Secreriuy's Office, Si'.- Margaret-56.'0, .11'est— minster, on 0v before the 7th day of June next, bet no Proposals willbe's eceiVed after that d.fy. • -By Order of the third, , ' R. l'. CREW, getretal*. THE SECOND QUARTERLY REPORT of 1 this SOCIETY will be pitblished on SATURDAY NEXT, the 7th instant, and may be. had gratis, as well as the First, at the following Booksellers, namely, Stockdale, Piccadilly ; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Booth, Duke-street, Portland-pace ; Payne, Mews-gate ; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; Sael and Co; Strand ; Butterworth, Fleet-street ; Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Richardson, Cornhill ; Asperne, Cornnil I ; and at the principal Booksellers in every City or County Town in England. N. B. Such Members as du not reside in London, nor with in the Distriti of the third Post, are desired to apply for the Reports at one of the Booksellers above mentioned, or at. the Society's House. No. 31, Essex•strcet, Strand. E. 11. G. - . - _ • - - 2 - .. o . Mr. 'l'. Davison,Thrworth, Durham - o to , 6 The Singers of Harby, Lincolnshire '- ' - - 1 1 o • William Rhodes • - - - to to o .. Samuel Goadby - - - - - to to o Thomas Whittaker - - , - t - 1 o Rev. Sir Edmund Filmer, Bart. - . - to -to o.' One day's pay of the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and Privates of tine Port Patrick Volun- ' teers, commanded by the Hon. ,Capt. Gordon 5 9 o fohn Ladevcza Aldercron, Esq. - " - 2o 0 o , A'. D. , - - - 4. zo _ 3 0 Col. lohn--Drourly, Cowei'Castle, Isle of Wight 5 5 0 Capt. Barth, lames, R. N. - - 5 5 o Sea Pencibles, under the Command of 'Captain B. .Rs. , 5937 19 D. 301—sterani 757 12 2 Subscriptiorls continue to be received at LlOyds, and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. , • • j. P. WELSFOR.D, Sec. GEO. PRICH RD, Sec. In a few Days will be published, in Two Volumes, _ LETTERS addre'ss3d to the DAUGHTER of a NOBLEMAN, on the formation of RELIGIOUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE great-Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained_ by the superior Excellence of his ESS EN C E ANCHOV lES for E ISR. SAUCE has induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entiroly dif ferent. I OHN BURGESS and SOW think it a duty they owe the Tublic, to caution them againgt such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire. ,dll:!iing Shopkeepers, ace. , an ex tra large profit to vend-the•spurious kmttd :.they are parti cularly requested to ask tar Bo R ass's, and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label,— " john Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." • • Warehouse. No. te7, Strand, corner of the Sawy Steps, London, fames, at Si. Mawes, Portscalha and Pore Luc 19 r 5 o Hon. A. C. Adye, Grenada - - 1a to o John Nl'llonald, hsci. ditto - - - lo lo o A Lady - . - • - - 6 1 o Plymouth Division of Royal Marines, 3d Subscrip. Sir John Stepney, Bart. - -5, 0 0 -t,. Wm. Darnley, Esq. - - - . to 10 o Rev. I. Webster, Recior'of Meppers' flail, Bedfordsh. to to 0 E. K. . - - - - 2 2 , 0 1. AV it liams,King'sStanleY, near Stroud,G.loucestersh. I 0 0 I. I'. Palmer , - • . -.- 2 0.. Q The Orange Society,Oldharn, Lancashire, per Mess. Blakey and Co. - - - 3 o o From Lieut. Alex. Calston, Inspeaing Field Officer of ClvairV and Yeortianry of the County of Meath and Louth, Ireland-; by the Officers, .Non-Co:n rnissioned Officers, and Privates of the Demefore Infantry, G. itotheram, Esq. Commander (Irish) 9 9 4 By the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers • ~ ' and Privates of the Ardee Infantry, W. P. Buxton', Esq. Cothmander - - 4 5 4 FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, between WALTHAM ABBEY and ROYDON, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AugTi-o•N,, • By Mr. SHUITLEWORTH, At Garraway's, on Wednesday the 25th instant, at Tvtelve o'Clock, in Two Lots, 'Lot I. A Valuable and very Desirable - COPY HOLD and small part FREEHOLD FARM., advantageously situate on the Border of an excellent Road,- . liaur miles from Waltham Abbey, and three from Roydon, in the County of Essex ; comprising 68 Acres. a Roods, and 25 Perches of rich Meadow and Arable Laud , with a Farm house, Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, and extensive Common Rights ; in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Vines, Tenant at Will, at an old and very •low Rent of Eight Pounds per ann. 1 3 1 4 8 Dedutl Eichange lii 8 •uz 3 0 CONTRIBUTIONS, after Divine Service,. on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the SEA MEN,SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, Wounded; and the WIDO W S, 0R P HANS, and RE- . LATIV ES of those Killed, in His Majesty's Service _Amount ads ertised - - £116, 4 36 16 5 Baptist Meeting, London-street,Green- .s ' wick, - - - —Ball - 3'14 0 Rev. Mr. Bali • - - - i 2 0 parish of Broadway, Somersetsh. T. H. Mules, 25 6 --.--- of Fife Hedd, - ... Ditto - - - 3 5 4 William Fox • . , - . - 5 0,0 Parish of Mirfield, Yorkshire, - ----- 54 7 0 Aston Church, - - D Spencer 14 1 7 Middleton, - - Ditto. -*".. t. 5 2 -Castle Bromwich Chapel, - R. Smith - 14 8 2 Yardley Church, ' - Hammersley 4-4 p Sheldon ditto, - - . -- Willinger - II t 7 o Sinethwick Chapel, s - --,- Pickering - t 3 0 0 ASldead Chapel, - - ---...• to a - o Cannou.str. and cares.laneSocieties 01 . 4 Meeting - .. .. . it; 2 5 'The Ancient and Venerable Society of Druids, Lodge • No. 17 - - ' - 1 5 5 d C. S. C.S.H. - - 5 2 o . P. M. G. • - - - - 3 to •• 6 Newhall-street Meeting; - Farraday • 2 o o Ditto, • ditto, . .6 • Phillips 1 IL to Captain fames Osborne's Company of Birmingham Volunteers, 2.d Battalion , . - Cotlecti n at the House of Mr. C. Dutton, Wearnen Street - - - - Young Benefit Society . . . Old Ditto ditto Sick Club at Mr. Booth's - - . , Friendly Society at the George, Livery-street . Musical Society at Mr. Marrish's, Buck-street LF.ASE AND GOODWILL. Mr. Edwar‘is Davis, Chapel-street - - . Subscriptions colleCted at St. Petersburgh, remit. CANNON COI' I' Es-H0 US E. CO CKS P UR-ST REE T, ted by Isaac Littleelale, Esq. Treasurer to , the ('HARING-CROSS. . • British Fattory : TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, The British Fattory 400 guineas, a 3oi Rs. 3292 43 William Barwick • - - • 200 0 - • ' By Mr. ANGELL, G. L. Dankwertz - . . o 79.. - ' - 22 cc, On Monday the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's .Ci iristianYan Essen , , Rchard Meherly - - - 34 78 Collee-house, • . . Druitry Marelicloff - - 1-5 o (By Order of the Executors), john Park - - . . 4 35 THE Valuable and Desirable LEASE, of the 'fin - loth). Raikes - Ranking and Jackson . 25 . 0 - Sz 50 CANNON COF FEE-44 - OUSE and HOTEL.. late ill Rallg and Co. the occupation of Mt. William Green, deceased. The Pre- Schuma chers b.. u scriptions at the British .- Chapel mites 2 54 mites have recently been much enlarged and improved, at a ' Rev. L . . H. Pi tt, - Rs. 50 o considerable Expence, and are now in tulLull"Trade; corn- prising a handsome pile of lofty Buildings, with extensive • E. Hunter - - - 25 0 John Steele, Edward Claxton, Win. Scott, range of Front; elegant Coffee-rooni,s large Club and other • Eating Rooms, and every necessary 'Office for carrying, on a Joseph Holliday, Richard Patten, John. Bill, Thomas Holliday - lon 0 Y Capital Trade, .which, togetiter with its locality, stands un- Smith Robert - - - 10 0 rivalled in the Metropolis. joseph Gray - 10 o The Estate is held on Lease, at a low GrOund-rent, 'of Clarke' - " ' Ann . - • -- 10 to which nearly Fourteen Years are unexpired, and replete with Modern Repairs and two Entrances ; the immediate Tho- M. Saxton - - - •5 . 0 roughfare to Pall. Mall, Haymarket, Spring-garden 'Gate, Dickinson - - - 20 e Robertangate - .! so 0 j and Charing-cross. walker : 4 - The Furniture, with the Stock of Wine, Spirits, &c. if ' Zaccheus - .. . , - - 5o 0 required, may be taken at a valuation, otherwise will be Sold T . Westlev by Andion. • - A. Ainsworth - - so o so - o To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, with Tickets, A_lexander Crichton, M. D. 50 o which, with Particulars and Conditions of Sale, may be hau mrs. Bart h olomew and Daughter -- •io a on the Premises; at GarraWay'S Coffee-house ; and of Mr. Dr. Matthew Halliday and John'Halliday 100 o • .Ro - - Angell, 20, Threadneedle-street. T . Wil a liam Hall latts - - 5 0 15 0 Mary Halliday - - 5 0 Dr. Leighton • - - - :: j 0 Martha Midland' - R. Baker - - - William Wishaw - - Robert Simpson - Edward Edwards - - . T. Barnes - - - - James Mcybohem - - Dr. Halliday, of Moscow - - John Henley John l'arland - - Al. Hammersley - , - Anonymous Contributions .. - Mrs. - fahitsbagolf , • - - Subscriptions in Cronstadt : John Booker ' - - Capt. Thomas Wilkinson, of the Flora B. Atkinson, of the Tutor . John King; of the Qtter - --- G. Spence, of the Prospea - - Joseph Shelden - _ - 'Capt. Ch. Ruston, of the Fame - —J. Simpson; of the Mary Frans ' ---: R. Woods, of the Frankfort ' - - 2:5 W. Completnan, of the Amiens 25 Edward I'indar - - Is Capt. C. E mans, of the Belisarius 20 —, T. Haslewood, of the Margaret 2 0 -- Wm. Wharton, of the Pacific 25 —l'•. Holmes, of the Favina - 15 F. Wright, sof the Nimble - to The Ship's Company of ditto - 5 Capt. R. Da Costa, Portuguese S. Minerva 10 Ship's Company of the Otter ' 2 4 Capt. Jos. Evans, of the Navigator is C. Simpson, Mateof the Thomas 5 Capt. Lovell Niter, of the' Equity r Ship's, Company of ditto ' 1 4 Ditto ditto of the Thomas , , ,- - 7 Robert Mean Joseph Bick Rev. It. Marshall C. T. John `Brown A. Shand I'i Warden Lot. 2. Small DAIRY FARM, situate near the above; compriing 9 Acres and th Perches df luxuriant - Meadow Lands with a Farrn•house, Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, &c. In the occupation of Daniel Coleman, Tenant at. Will, at Twenty Pounds per ann. The Copy holds are held under the Manors of Roydon Hall and Nazeing Bury, subje& to the customary Fines and small quit Rents. May be viewed by applying to Daniel Coleman, the Te nant ; and Particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, at the New Inn, Roydon ; Bull, Hoddesdon ; New Inn, Walt ham Abbey ; - Four Swans, Waltham Cross at Conaway's ; and of Mr. Shuttlewotth, 17, Austin Friars, near the , Re? al Exchange, London. , AN ACADEMY , for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, EIA WSW RE., To be Disposed of,. by Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, and Enured - upon at Midsummer next, 4 8 A YOUNG GENTLEMAN's SEMINARY, of great Reputation, Nvltich, tar Situatipn and Conveni ence, is not to be excelled. The present Proprietor •is retir ing from the Concern. Partieularb 01 Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 17, Austin Friars. 13 13 2 12 2 o I' I 1 to 5" 5 3 3 DEVOisfSIIIR E. '3 0 25 0 PARTICULARS of an ESTATE called HOLCOMB BURNS LL COTTAGI, 25 0 5o 0 56 0 25 25 0 25 0 2$ o TO BE LETT, for a Term of Three, Seven, Fourteen, or Twenty-one . Years, at the Rent of a Year, the. Landlord paying Land-Tax and Poor-Rates. The Premises consist of aDwelling-house and Out-build ings, and 27 CloseS Of Land, containing, in the whole, about 126 Acres of Meadow, Arable; and Pasture Land, including the Orchards, which contain about Seven Acres, and the Fruit-Trees on which are now in their prime. HOLCOMI3 1311 RN ELL COTTAGE is situated about five Miles West of Exeter; and lies about half a Mile from the Turnpike-toad leading from Exeter tp Mortenhampstead, in a most beautiful, romantic, and fine sporting Co4try. The House is a moderate-sized old oak Buil,iing, with a square enclosed Farm-yard, or Courtlage, a good Barn, stab- . Cow-stalls,‘Linhays, a - Well of remarkable fine Water, and room for every convenience ,that can be wished for a Gen tleman Farmer; and the Lands lie entirely compact, a Ring-fence, and surrounding the Cottage, hut without the interruption of Pathways, Roads, or other inconveniences generally attached to Grounds. This Estate is capable of great . improvement, and may be considered, without exception, as one of the most delightful spots in Englind, where a retired Country Lite is an ohjeet, and where, by being contiguous to several excellent and• cheap Market Towns, the expence of living is , xtremely moderate. The Ride to and front Exeter is• very delightful, and from whence the Views of the Vales, Hills, IVoods, the - River Ex, Gentlemen's Houses, &c. forin most .variegated, pieturesque,. and beautiful Landscapes. A small Trout 'Stream runs within and at-the foot of the Grounds, and the large River Teio is not more than-two miles distant, where 'there is the truest Fishing in the County for Salmon, Trout, :and all kinds of Fish. Game of every description is very plentifu4 and Sporting may be followed without Inter ruption. Possession may he had at Michaelmas next, or immediateW If desired; and the present Crops taken at a fair p , A Plan of the Estate may he seen, and every other Parti trUlar i,ad, at No. 21, Pall-Mall; Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Solicitors, Southampton-buildings, Chunc6l.l4ne ; or or -Nr. Cove, Castle-street, Exeter. - 5o 0 25 o 337 3 0 300 0 By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of Letters on the Elementary Principles of Educa. ttn-n, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Thii Day was published, price ss. 4EASURES AS WELL AS MEN ; or, The INI. 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Bridge-street; May 26, iBo6. • • , LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NEW BOND-STREET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, On Wednesday, the iiith inst. at T7velve ci'Clocki at Gai raw'ay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, In TWO LOTS, . • 9"WO Complete DWELLING HOUSES, Nos:7 5 and 75, desirably situated for Trade on the North-East Side of New Bond-street, containing near- 4o feet in Front, in the occupatlbn of Mr. Ball, Oil-man, and Mr. Scott, Lottery-Office Keeper, at Rents amounting' to 1631. 10S. • but comparatively worth' zS'ol. held of the City of Loll( on for forty years, renewable every fourteen years, at a -Fine certain of 771. and a reserved Rent of 1 r 1, per Annum f o be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by permission of tke Tenants, troth Twelve o'Clock to Four. _ Particulars may .be had at Slo. 21, Old i3ond-street ; of Messrs. Rashleigh, Son, and Lee, Batton-garden, London ; of Mr. Smith, Auetioneer,`No. 9, New Broad-street; noar the Royal Exchange ; and at Windsor. WINDSOR,'BERKS. TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH On the PrernisTs, To-mogow, the 6th inst. at ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, held of the Corpq- e ration of Windsor f:r forty years, from 1797, at a l' in! certain of 2.51. and an annual Rent of iol. ; comprising a Substantial Brick Dwelling-house; with Suitable Accommo dations for a Genteel Family, late the Property and Resi dence. of Mrs. Ilarris, deceased, situate in Church -street, near the Castle Cate. _ At'the same time will be Sold, alt the Neat Purnitare, China, &c. Printed Particulars, and Catalogues may be had of Mr. Smith, No. 9, New Broad-strea, near the Royal Exchange; and at ‘Vindwr. - • MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. SQUIBB, At Garraway's Cotne-house, 'Change-ailez, on Monday the gth of June, 1806, at Twelve o'Llock, AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD 1V1AN02.,, the Advowson of the Parish, and a complete and sub stantial Mansion. House and Offices, Stabling for t 8 Horses, • Coach-houses, Dove-house, walled.in Kitchen Garden. Plantations, and upwards of Fourteen Hundred Acfrs• of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, divide :tiny; Five Farms, with suitable Buildings, and lett to resoe•aattle - , Tenants, at very low t ents, and capable of considerable, I iitproventent. The,Land Tax is redeemed, ane, the Parochial 'faxes are very low. The situation is dry and healthy, and no other Property lies within the Estate or Manor. -7Fherz is plenty of Game, and Fox Hounds and Harriers in the neigl/. bouthooil. Div.:id from Shipton = miles ; to front Stratford on Avon ;:4 from Warwick; t o from Banbury • front C it pmg Norton ; 30 trom Oxford ; 3o from Cheltenham t and 85 troll London. Descriptive Particulars may be had at Garraway's Coffee house ; at the Hess and Chickens, Birtnitvhain ; White Lion, Stratford on Avon ; Warwick Arms, Warwick ; It-.e Buck, Oxford ; of Mr. Scidibb, Lund •n ; at the Office of Messrs. Bellamy. and Baris.ter, Shipton ; and of' Mr. Ciaritige, Pall-Mall, London, wlorra Ylaus yi the state ina,y sent. - • -