The Sun. — London, England, 1806-04-21 00:00:00

r'_ OA!, 'CUMBER 4242.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. _ ... TO -MORROW EVENING, April 22, lOU be performed, THE, RIVALS. 'Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr. DOWTON ; - Falkland, Mr. ELLI§TON ; Captain Absoltkte, Mr. BARRYMORE ; • • fulia,. Mrs-. H. SI,DDONS ; • Lydia Languish, Mrs. ]ORDAN. ' • . .. WITH .. . • -- FORTY THIEVES. • The Charatlers by ' • Mr. DORMER,."Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, - 4r. MATHE.WS, Mr. DIQNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS, Mr:DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND, - Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, &c. 'Boxes 6§. Second . Price 35.!--Pit 35. - 6 d. Secon d Price IS. Callery zs. Second Price 15.—Upper Gallery ts. Second ?rice 6i1.--;- , No Money to be returned. • Places for the ilOkes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the box-Office in Little Russell-street. , The Doors will be opened at Half p ast Five, and the Play oegio 'at Half-past Six. . . . 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, April ci, will be performed, THE GAMESTER.. Beverley, Mr. KEMBLE ; Stukely, Mr. COOKE; ' • _ • Whs. Beverley, Mrs.. SI D D 0 NS. . To which will he added: THE FOLLIES OF A. DAY. Count Almaviva., Mr. LEWIS ; - Susan, Mrs. GLOVER. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d.- Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, At the Sox Office in Hart-street. The Dims to be opened athalf past Five, and begin at half Past Six. To-morrow, The Wheel of Fortune. On Wednesday, King Hcnry the Eighth. Henry, King of England, Mr. Pope; Cardinal Wolsey, -Mr. K.'emble; Ka tharine, Queen of England, Mrs. Siddons. . • On Thursday, The Man of the World. BATTLE OE TRAFALGAR, GREAT ROOMS, SPRING-GARDENS. HE EXHIBITION of LORD NELSON'S vicToRY over the. French and Spanish Beets; and the Storm after the. Engagement, with the Fuming and SiniCr ing of the Prizes, painted by Mr. SE RRES, Marine Painter to the King, is OP E N r every Day from Nine in the Morning till Dusk.—Admittance One Shilling. -• N. B:'A Person attends to explain and receive Subscrip tions for the Prints. riVE HUNDRED POUNDS will be given to - 1 1. - any Lady or Gentleman whose interest can , procure the Advertiser a Creditable Appointment in any of the Pub lic Offices, where Business and Trust is required. Letters addjessed to A. B. td be left at No. 33, Suffolk atreet, Charing-cross, will be duly attended to, , and the tttictest honour and secrecy may be relied'on. LONDON INSTITUTION. AGENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIE TO RS will be held on Thursday, the =4th inst. at the Douse, 8, Old Jewry, to receive a Report from the Managers, and to eleet, by ballot; the First Officers, &c. of the Insti. tution, preparatory to the insertion of their Names la the pro. posed Charter. . • The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely. • Balloting Lists, containing the Names of Persons recom triended,by the Managers, may be had at the Clerk's Office. SAMUEL WOODS. • 'Secretary to the Committee. April is, cBO6. NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AucTio,q, On Monday, the 2d day of June, iBo6, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edinund r s, Suablk, at Twelve o'Clock, 'in Five Lots, •" • AMost D6sirable and Compa& FREEHOLD ES PATE, consisting of the. Manor of Sporle, with IPalgrave, with the, Manor House called Sporle Hall, and .about 2;00 Acres of arable, meadow, and pasture Land, di. iid e d into cornpa& FarMs, each of ;hetnin a ring fence, situ ate at Sporle, Great Palgrave, Little , Palgrave, Dunham, • I\orth Pickenham, Newton, Nedon, Swatfliam, and Fran . sham, in Norfolk. The Estate is in a good sporting country, and in a neighbourhood - abounding with Game ; it. adjoins to the town of Swatl'ham, is _about 15 miles front Lynn and about 2o from NOrWich, and there are about so Acres of, Woodland attached •to the Hall Farm, which will be, sold with-the Manor. -- Messrs. Wm. Pearson, ,Caesar Netiton, Thomas Wells, the tenants, will the Premises ; and printed Particulars tn3y be had after the rst of May next at the 'Chambers of .0 reeve, Tennant, 'and Harrison, Gray's.lnn,;,, London ; of Mr. losseiin, Surveyor, Belstead, near IpsWich ; at ihe An ?el Inn, Bury St: Edthund's ; at the Swan, Swaffham ; at the Angel, Norwich • at the Proprietor's of the Cambridge Paper ; of Mess. Eaton and Hamm ond, Newmarket ; and of the respedive Tenants upon the Premises. Very Fashionable and Elegant FU RN I TU RE, a CAPITAL •:PLANO by CI:ED/MN -1 ;f and Co. TO BE SOLWBY,:- AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, \ At his Great Room, Saville Passage, Saville, Row. on Wed nesday next, and folloWing Day , at Twelve THE Elegant, - Fashionable, and-singularly Neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. , and EifeCts, the ge nuine Property of a Gentleman, remoyed ftom his' Resiqence near Brunswick-square, compriSing a Drawing-room Suite of four fashionable Curtains; fourteen Chair., and two Sofas, tlcsaut chimney; Glasses, large Convex'Mittor, - - rated, Satin-wood and Mahogany Ca r d , Sofa, and Pembroke Tables, capital Cellaret Sideboard with Brass, Guaid Rail,' Set of Dining Tables, Parlour Chairs covered with Morocco, excellent -Secretaire and Bookcase, very complete ,winged' Wardrobe of remarkably fine Wood, Ladies' and Gentleiriens', Lressing Tables, two handsome four-Post lledsteads, Cotton Hangings, and complete Bedding of superior qUality,. Field Bedsteads and furnitures, a Urge Pert;tan Carper, Brussels atilt' Wilton ditto, Hearth . Rugs, Oil Cloths, Fenders and Fire Irons, with a complete Assortment of Culinary Uten sils, and other inferior Articles for Doincstic'Use. TO be viewed two days preceding the Sale, when Cata logues May be bad at the Room. - • , . • Valuable LIBRARY, CABINET of COINS, Dittnof IN- SECTS, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c. &c. TO B.E SOLD BY AU(7TION, BY . Mr'. SQUIBB, . (By Order of the Executors) , at his 'G feat Room, Saville Passage, Saville - Row, on Wednesday the 30th Inst. and Four following Days, • Sunday exteitted, • .. • THE very Valuable LIBRARY of extremely Rare and Scarce BOOKS and TRACTS on 'Medicine, Na , aural History, the Oriental Language, Narratives of the plague, &c. &c. a Cabinet of Coins, ditto a 11 - teets, Astro-, nomical and other' Telescopes,. a Sextant, a' few Lots of tine Prints-,,a.Persian Hooka • a•T ditto, urkish and various other Effeas 'of the late. P atric ' k Russell, Esq. M .1). F.R.S. for- Merly Physician to the Vatiory at Aleppo, and• Author of many valuable-Works on Natural History. To be viewed on the 28th and 2.9 th inst. andCatalopes, at One Shilling each, may be had ten days preceding the Sale, of Mr. Parker ' Bookseller, Oxford; Mr. Deighton; Cain badge; Mr. Laing, Edinburgh; Mr. Ogle; Glasgow ;.Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller Harley-street, Cavendish - sq uare ; a n d of Mr. Squibb, Saville-passage, ..„.7„ ~,,...._,I $ )4 rd , j A/ 0A D A A:.V.IL 21, 1 ooi. ' ADVANCE , OF PRICES. FROM the great Demand for TiT:kets and Shares -the Prices will continue to rise, and cannot ;afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so coppruoled that there will not, at any period of the Drawing, be three Blanks to a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing 12,th.May, 1806. DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, i lk . Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE consisting of the Manors of Tarrant Gunville, Tarrant Hinton, and Eastbury, and the Manor, or reputed Manor, of Bussey Stool, alias Stubliampton, adjoining, to each other, in the m o st eligible part of the county of Dorset, and containing to gether upwards of 3500 AereS of Land, exclusive of extensive- Common DownS and Woodland, and Common Rights, situ ate nev 'the Great Western Road, between Salisbury, and Blandford, and within five miles of the latter, with• Courts Baron, Royalties, Privilege - 5,2nd Immunities to the said Ma- . nors belonging. • • Lot 1. The Manor of TARRANT QUNVILLE, Corn- - prising the capital 'Mansion House'called , Gamville House, in complete repair; and fit foc the immediate Residence of a Fatuity, With-suitable and convenient attached and detached Offices, Stables and. Coach-houses, together with two walled Gardens, Pleasure -grounds, and Plantations, and a valuable Corn and Sheep Farm adjoining thereto, with a. suitable Farm House and Buildings thereon, containing in thc' whole nearly izoo Acres of meadow, pasture, arable; and Down Lands, within a ring-tend : also upwards of 310 Acres of WoOdland Adjoining . the said Farm : and also„-the Reversion in fee of some small copyhold and leasehold Tenements held for ene, two, or three lives. • • • 'Lot z, The - Manor of TAR RANT II INTO N, containing upwards of 1000 Acres of Land, comprises tsvti afnall Farms, one in hand, and the other lett to a tenant at will, containing upwards of 17, Acresot Land, with suitable 13tti Id; there on ; and the Reversionin fee of divers copy hold and lease hold Tenements, containing together nearly 600 Acres,' held for one, two, or three lives, with upwards of 300 Acres of Common Down and WoOdlang, and other Coincnbn Rights' thereto belonging., . • • • , , • ' Lot 3, The Manor of E AS-TAU RY,.comprising Eastbury House, in complete repair, and , fit for. the immediate Resi= dence of a small Family, with. suitable 'and convenient at tached and detached Offices, Stables and Coach-house;, two: walled•G - ardenS, Pleasure-grounds, •SlirubbetieS, and . P la nta tions. and Coppices adjoining; containing in the whole np... wartis 016 - a Acres. AISO a valuable Cairn and Sheep Farm, in hand, adjoining to the .Demesne, consisting of 'a good Farm. House, with convenient Out-buildings, - i 6 Acres of -meadow, arable, and p*ii'Stiire Lands, inclosed,. with valuable Common Rights thereto belonging. 'And also the Reyersion in fee of some small copyhold and leasehold 'Tenements, . now held for one, two, or-thre lives: and the Impropriate Tithes of dives Lands in the parish of Ghettle; lest at an old, rent of nil, per annum. Lot 4. The Nlanor, or Reputed Manor, of BUSSE Y 'S TOOL, comprising:o pwards of ail.Aeres of valitableWood land.. Also a valtrabie Corn and Sheep Farm called Hussey Stool Farm, with suitable Farm Buildings thereon, and about 370 Acres of meadow- 1 pasture, arable, and clown Lands, in severalty, with very valuable Rights of Common for 'cattle and sheep thereto belonging; 1 - --to which some land adjoining but not part of the Manor) will be added and also—A Close of seven acres of land adjoining. thereto, held by lease under Lord ArundeL for three good liVeS: • The situation of this Estate is peculiarly eligible for the re sidence of a Gentleman,.being in the beSt part . of the County for .sporting, ' and abounding • with all kinds of game, and in the neighbourhood of several packs of hounds; and the farms. are well Situated for markets, for their prOdueef • 'and the whole of the Estate and Buildings are in excellent condition. For a view of the Estate, apply to Mr. Wihnott, of Gun- , • vine ; and fOr further- particulars, to Messrs. Dennetts and• G reaves,, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, London, with each of whom' a Plan Of the Estate is left ; or to'Messrs. King and .Johns, Solicitors, Blandford. - Printed particulars will be left with Mr. Collins, Book- . .seller; Salisbury; Mr. Sinamonds, Bookseller,- Blandtord ; and with Mr. Adams, Boohseller, in Shaftesbury. Mr. Davis of . HorningshaM,. near Warminster, Wilts, is empowered to dispose of the whole.by' Private Contract; to whom application may be made, rerwoany or by let ter, past- paid_ • ' . . • s - • . - TAX ON PIG IRON; yl i T a GENERAL - MEETING of IRON MAS.- -TERS„ principal Iron Merchants. Manufadurers, and Exporters of Iron Wares, and others concerned in Making, Manufacturing, and Wending Iron, and Iron arid Steel , Wares, held on the 18th of April, 1806, at the Crowd and Anchor Tavern, in the. Strand, pursuant to public notice; at which were present a very considerable number •of Persons of the .above: descriptions. acting on.- behalf' of themselves, and, Many - of them, as Deputies also, from the Trade, in different - parts of the Empire, WILLIAM GIBBONS, Esq. in the Chair, • When the following. Gentle - Men were appointed a Com. rnittee - Wm. Taitt, for South Wales,_ Joshua Walker,. for Yorkshire • john Sturges, ' _ Thomas Botfield, for Shropshire, • . Thomas Edingtbni for Scotland, . . john'A.:Addenbrooke; for Staffordshire, for Thompson,. London, Thomas Hadley, for airiningham ; • Who.after - takinginto serious consideration* on the one hand, that it is the duty of all good SubjedSto - coritribute,'without murmur or reltidance, to all just am: reasonable imposts • de- rhanded - by•the necessity of the 'State, and to give their aid in levying . the sarne . ;:.eind on the other hand, that it is the duty of all men, having partleular means of info; tnationupon subjeets in veinal - tale National Welfare is concerned, to sub opinion of the same to Covernment, with all tine ' deference; considering also, that the IndiViduals present at this. Meeting cannot 'be generally. afneted by the proposed • Tax; wirhout a considerable consequent shock.. to, the Na tional Prosperity, proposed the following Resolutions; which were unanimously} agreed to .: ist. Resolved, 'That the making of Native iron trona the Ore is, in the opinion of the one of the most irn portant Manufactures of this Country, as tending to render the. Nation independent of foreign supply for .an Article of the:first necessity ; and as being a source of great and widely • diffused wealth, and the nursery of a. most valuable and in- Creasing population. idly: Resolved, That this Manufadure; altho' greatly im provedand increased within a few ycars,is yet_ by no means so far perfected, or sb firmly established, as to . be able to bear the proposed Tax. winch, in'the opinion of Os Meeting, Must have the efled of nearly anniljilating.our Export Trade, even now very-,materially inteitered with, by.the Manufac 'ttfier,s of - Iron ares abroad, and of greatly diminishing:mar home consumption, and' - will, at the same time, .give an ad vantage to the competition of Foreign I ron,imported which it does not now posses. idly. - ,Resolved, That the proposed Tax will be oppressive to the Manutadurer, by the consequent necessity or an in creak of about one-third of their present capitals, which are in general already inadequate to the roost advantageous pur suit of the trade, and by subjecting it to the regulations of the Excise,, which catinOt,-in the opinion of this Meeting, be to modified as to provide-an adequate security against fraud, Without creating ernliarrassment, which will be and ruinous to the Trade. athly. Resolved, That it will be.. oppressive to the Public, by its necessarily advancing the price of articles in their progress from the ran' material to their finished state. , eth. Resolved, That it will be unjust to- subjed Iron to a heavy and oppressive Tax, whilst tin, copper, lead, wool, and other raw materials, 'the, produce of the country, and the produdion of hemp, timber, and other naval stores, in our diStant dependencies, will continue to be encouraged by boun ties and protections, although Iron is the most important, and stands most in need of protection. 6th. • Resolved, That from the nature of the iuticlesnita ntifadured, it will be extremely difficult, it ,not totally im radii:able, to form proper.regulations for the calculation* the draWbacks ; and even if a sufficient draWback_eould. be allowed, it would at the same tinie, in a great measure, defeat the operation' f the Tax. 7th. Resolved, That it is unwise and imprudent, because Government are great con suiners.of Iron, for the supply of Ordninee and Naval Stores, the cost of which will be much enhanced by the Tax. . Bth., Resolved, That the Chairman and the Gentlemen - deputed from the Country do. wait upon the First Lord of the Treasury, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with a Copy of these. Resolutions, and request thentto accept the Thanks• of this Meeting for the attention which has been shetvn to tho, Representations already submitted- to them, and fat the readi ness with which they agreed to postpone the second reading of the Bill. - .9th. Resolved, - That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, 'and published in the LoMcni and provincial News . papers. WILLIAM-CLBBONS, Chairman, \Resolved, • That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his unwearied attention and exertion on this -and all former occasions, for the benefit of the Icon Trade in general. ' • .ARMY AND NAVY , EQUIPAGE.- r r HE PATENT CAM' BEDSTEADS, F,urni' , - 1. ttue, Niattrasses, and Bedding ebritplete, are very re§pecli tuity reconnuended'to Gentlemen ' as being the most portable and superior to any others matie in London Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; - Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on linard Ship; Musquit to Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for Last awl West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at , • • MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead IVlanufaciory and Ware-Rooms, .NOs. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented - Imperial -Dining /71ables, allowed to be the most complete and h legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box - .but ten Inches deep. N.B.The Fashionable Sofa-Bed 8e . Chair-Bed Warehouse. _ • , SOUTH K I LVINGTON, near. THlRSK.Valuable FtZ E Ell()•LI) ESTATE and extensive Manor, within a Mile of the Town of 'Thirsk, in. .the North •lbidinit. To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD by AUCTION. By Meier of the Assignees of John Batty Take, a Bank rupt, at the ',louse of Mrs. CaSs, Inn-holder, in Thirsk, ,on Nlonday the.2lith April, 'Sob, .at . Four o' Clock in. the. A fternoon. irHE MANOR •of SOUTH KILVINGTO, extending over the Township's of South KilvingtOn - and. Thornborough ; and THREE several FARMS, consisting of newly-ereCted Farm=houses, situate in -Kilvington afbre said, with suitable Conveniencies and Out-buildings ; and Parcels of rich arable and pasture Land ; containing altogether oR. 19P. in the , several occupations of 'Phomap . Brignall, Mr. Daniel Fostei; and Mr. George Sp'enceley ; and a Cottage and Garth in Kilvington aforesaid, containing , 2 Ito. and ?..o P . No part oldie Purchase -money, except a - -deposit'of Ten per cent. will be required until the t ith 01ober next: • The several Tenants'wilt shew the Farms ; and printed Particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Frost, Hull ; Mr. karnsey, Beverley ; ot my. Walker, Thirsk. NA‘T.IGA4LE'CANAL :and. LONDON FLOUR COM PANY SHARES. •• . • - 'MONTHLY SALE. By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday . the 2d of May,' at, Twelve o'Clock - ,. at Car= riwait's,• Change-alley, London,' - • t T HE COVENTRY CANAL--T*o Shares in • this established improving Navigation, . - contur . aing the Oxford Canal with the Grand Trunk, dividinool. per Share per ann.'expeeted to increase. - The SWANSEA CANAL, Glamorganshire—Ten Shares. This. very iniprovirig. Concern has already divided, 41. per, Share, and is expeded to increase. •,1 -STOU RI3RI DG E C4NAL—Two Shares, dividing to!. per Share per ann. The WYRLEY & ESSINGTON CANAL—Six Shares. The Tonrke. increases; with very g6od prospeels. SHARES in the GRAND and ELLES MERE NAVIGATIONS, and Forty Shares in, the LON DON 1' LOUR COMPANY, ail improving Concerns. Particulars at the Mack Worth Arms, Swansea ; the Royal Hotel, .Livorpool ; the - New Hotel, liiriningharn ; Hatchett's Hotel,, Piccadilly ; at Garraway';; and of Mr. Scott,' 25, New . 13r1.0ze , ,tre . et, Lowion. • . ' • SCHEME. • ... . . : •Pdie of ‘25,000 - = is - - ,C2 . 5,0g0 2•. • - - -20,00 e - - .. - - - , 40,000 2 - - - - 10,cm4 - 20,000 5000 - - - .d. 1 - 15,c0t0 3-- - - le - - - - Joe° - -, .• . - - 1p,070 lo • - - - .1,4•5n0 - - 20:0 S 6 -- - - 1-., So --- - ' - 2890 2i , - ... - - - J3c ,,Apo -.. 42 5 0,000 25t,000 Tickets . - 4 Part of the above Capitals.' - Five First-draWn Tickets, rat Day 4 1000 each sOOO Eive First•drawn Tickets, 3 ,1 Day moo each sOOO Firsf-Flriwn - 4th Day , - t rOOOO Ditto- - • srh Day -- - - 23i000 Ditto - . - 6th Day - 25,c00 Price of a Ticket - - - £ 1 9. 5 9 Half - ,£lO 3 o I Eighth - - ,Cz rz o Quarter - 5.2 0 1 Sixteenth --I 6 o N. B. The present Scheme con►ains more Prizes and fewer Blanks than any Lottery for many years past. ," I " TICKETS WILL •RISE SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, London, (Joint Contradcrii for the present'• LUtteiyy , iicominend the. Scheme to the a tention of their Friends and the Public.,.as possessing Superior advantages to tile late Lotteries. - Lt con tains upwards of IC'O Priies- More than the last Lottery.- 7 The highest Prize is 2.5,0001, and the lowest 2tl. To begin Drawing'the tzth of May. /. • - . The following • Capital Prizes were shared and sold at Swift and Co.'s 0 dice in the late Lotteries, viz. .. No. 6791, - 20,0001. NO. 226 ' - ~.. £ 10 0 00 1 No. 18,539 936 z - - 10,0 -0 19.556 1 8041 - - 10,303. ' 7951 23,82.4 - - 10,003 11,599 - 2•0,952 • - 10,000 20 ; 430 - ' Besides many others of zocol. 10001. 5001. &C. ~ - AN OBVIOUS SAVING. LIODGES and Co.. No. 44, St. James's-street, and N0.,149, Oxford-street, recommend to their Friends and the Pubtic-an:immediate purchase of Ticketsand Shares in the present popular Lotery„ as the Prices will certainly advance, and cannot at any period - either before ;or "hi the Drawing, be cheaper than at present. So confident are HOD GES arid Co, of the' certain rise of Price, that they hereby engage to take back, on the Saturday, bef6re the Drawing, at the present price, any Ticketm.bonsht at their Offices, or 'to return the difference should they be lower. it is therfore ofivious that much may be saved and nothing can be lost by an immediate purchase. , • STATE LOTTERY, 1805, • Begins Drawing the 12th of May, tBO6. LT ALL and Co. SnoCessors to Mr. 'Nicholson, at 1. their State Lottery Office, N0..88, CO RNI-11 LL, cor ner of the Royal Exchange, London, respeafully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that -riCiETS and S HA ft ES .for the above Lottery are selling in variety of Numbers, di vided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, stamp ed according to A& of Parliament. N. B. Orders from the Country, accompanied with short dated Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-Office Orders, exe cuted-on-the same Ttrma as if personally present. . *4.* Money for Prizes as soon as drawn. • \OA Ip~QOO _ ~ 5000 - 5000 - - . 5- co - 5300 4. • dr )i sjAJt i' ii! .VICTUALLING-OFFICE . A ilpr/ ° T 9 FTE COMMISSIONERSfor . VICIVALLIN(i ::His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby glue ,tiee, bat • on til'onday the 28th instant they will be ready to receive Tend •.4, in writing (sealed up), and treat•for .the supflr of whai - FR 8 Sli BE EF shall be demanded Jor' the ace of .1 lis -Majesty's Ships and Verseh at Tire, Romney. in Dover antg at Margate (on separate Contrae7s), from tb.tt Dar t 7 , the 31Itof Dec. next, inclusive, , and to be paid" for by payable., with interest, nine:Y days after daze. 7 - 415 e „Conditions of , the Conn-deft may be seem at the Seeretilre s, Offiee,',2zt Ibis 0,/ice.; or by ail:4 . ring 'to Mr. Russell * Agent for thePriliaging, at - Dover. • NO and will be had to-any Tender In which the Price shalt` not besinserted ire words at length, cr that 5' , .711 not be delivered the Board hefore.igne o'clock on the said :ski:L.4o,l/hr 28th instafu, noi• unleir the Perion Who makes the Tendtr; or some *Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, whe;' s called for. • AUCTION OF BOOKS, MAPS, ANTS lIOGARTH's PRINTS, No. 36, Old Bo►d street., ir R. STQCKDALE rspeafully informs the ViL Public, that his SALT: will Commence this Day exaaty %t Twelve o'Clock, and continue the Five folluwini Days. Piccadilly, April 2 t, .1806. . . . This Dav was published, price Is. A S E , lt M 0 N, ou the LATE GEN Ell'AL . Printed for john Hatchard, igo (opposite Albany). Vie- - cacti:ly, Of whom may be had in One, Vol. b Svo. pt . co. is— boards; An Essay _on. the Principle and Origin of Sov,,r , :igit Power. Translated from the French, , with a. Prcf,,..e and Index. by the Translator. -. This,Day w?t.s published; „.. Handsomely printed in Otto large Vol: OClavo, 4s. boards, ffiHE TEMPLE of TRUTH ;-,0,1!, The Beit -V ;system\ of Reason, .1 3 ,1tilosophy, Virtue, and Moials, analytically arranged. • Printed for j. Mawman, No. a; Poultry: •' • STEIVART's PLEASURES OF LOVE. - This Day was published, - • - Elegantly printed in Foolscap 061.av0, - embellished with three beautiful Engraitings by. 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