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~. . A; ..t.. ) 1. 3; . 1; TT ( 4 t . . -: I . 1) : , I.<'''-'44 , 417:1 '•N • •, r .\,,,„,,,,„4„,,, . • , .:,t',N l ,'' - ' C l ,-:',.to;' , " • ~4 0 , ,1 \ , , 1 i 1 . ` . :yl - . , , , 0 ,: g10•:. .vt 4 eA S - 7 . 7 . - Tr .- • ~ , ..:;: - Z-z; • (lit:'-'41".."1-!- - -::z'' 41,4 Ntp.".gi c pc. L. 1...) 1 ~,, ''' • l l ,. , . . , . • • I A. -- ,' 4, ~- .., 0 ; 'pri ' •;46 1 111tt '‘'. r z; - 1 -6 1 NUMBER 4 3 77. j WEDNESDA J 7, SEPTEMBER 24., i .1800. EPRICE b..r4 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. MO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 25, 1806, will be performed__ THE WEST INDIAN.' Stockwell,' Mr. -R0 WELL; Belcoor, Mr. E LL ISTON Major O'Flahererr Mr; IOHNSTONE, illiho.ye,i4 introduce the Song - of " The Sprig of Shillelagh and Shamrock so green") ; Charles Dudley, Mr DE CA VIP ; Varian& Mr. CH E RRY - Lady Rusport, Mrs. SP ARKS; • Charlotte Rnsport, Miss DUNCAN ; Louisa Dddley, Miss M fi LLD N. After the Play, a Divertisement„ called THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal !lancers,. Mademoiselle PARI soT, and Mrs. SHARP. WITH • A •lOUSE TO BE SOLD. Captain Kelson, Mr. DOWTOINT ,• Charles Keison, Mr. BANNISTER; Bellield, Mr. GIBBON ; Mesheeic, Mr. WEWI Tz E R ; Mrs. Dorville, Mrs. SPARKS; Charlotte, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. On Saturday, The School fur Scandal ; with Miss in her Teens. AT a very Numerous and RespeEtable Meeting of the ELECTORS of WES I'M I NSTER, held at Willis's gowns, Kinz-street, St. James's, on Tuesday, 23d September, ►&c6; G,EORGE BYNG. Esq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions having heen moved by Samuel Whitbread, Esq. and seconded by John Elliott, Esq, were unanin _ _ _ That this Meeting is deeply impressed with the irreparable ) O Ss which this Country an , " the world have sustained by the death of their late beloved Representative, that revered Pa. *riot and illustrious Statesman, the Right Honourable Charles lames 10x. , • That in the present affliaing vacancy, it is highly satisfac.: tory to this Meeting, .trait the Right Hon. Earl Percy has . offered himself a Candidate to represent the City and Liberty of Westminster in Parliament. That '.,the independent principles which have uniformly distinguished the I'ercy Family, are the best pledge of his Lordship's attachment to the constitutional Liberties of his Coi , ntry 1, - ;iat the several persons composing this Meeting will, if necessary, associate th,rnselves with the different Commit tees held in their respedive Parishes, for the purpose of taking such.measures as may be found expedient to give effect to-these Resolutions, and for securing the' Eledion of Earl Percy. • That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, on be half and in the name of this Meeting, and be published in the Daily Papers. (Slated) G. BYNG, Chairman. That the Thanks ,ot this Meeting be given to the Chair for his condut in the Chair. . . To the Worthy and Independent E LE CTO RS of the CITY. '6I . W E ST M INST ER. CENTLIMEN Q INCE thy drst Address,. which I bad the Honour 0 of maki% to ) ou„1 have received such warns assurances of Support from s ve - al - Meetings - of -Lledor ,s and poticu. larl y from The very respedable and numerous Meeting which was holden this day at Willis's Rooms, that I present myself to you again wit I. additional confidence of success. , The kind declarations which have been made in my favour, I consider as flittering, testimonies that the Constitutional Principles on which I have claimed your suppr , rt are approv ed by,yon ;- upon thus:: I rest all my prete,sions to your cont;tenani e ; and, as you have so lardone me justice, by the credit you tuive given to my prOlesSions, l most earnestly entreat you. to do justice to yburselves, by maintaining vOur generous declarations with every exertion that can give them atti - • I have the "honour to be, Gentlemen, - Your obliged and raitlitul Servant, vorthumberland- PERCY. Sept. - 23, tSO6 HE- COMMITTEE for the Managt.ment of I'ERCY's ELECTION tor 1V ES I'ivIIN STER ‘vil; meet daily at HUDSON'S HMI:: 1., Coveut-. Kanto', where.,ll Cummunicatious are requested to be ma.te, and addressed to'the Committee " .WESTMINSTER ELECTION. _l?..iiiihow Coffee °use, Sept 23; 18436. THE COMMITTEE appointed by a most nume rous Meeting of the ELECTORS of the CITY of %V EST M NSTER, held at file Crown and Anchor Tavern, em Thursday thel3th Septein r inst having applied them selves diligently - to the (heti albeit appointinerit i . viz. To consider of a fit and proper person to•repre,or this City on toe present vacancy, in ,onsequence of Mr. b..erotas having declined the almwt unanimous nomination of the said Aieeting;" and the nomination of E.ul Percy not having then been niopted by the seine, have made such application to respectable quarters as they - deemed consistent with the trust reposed nt_thern. In this they have not been success . They are therefore unanimously of opinion, that at this Critical jundure of "public affairs, and under all the present, - circumstances, to look to the union and tranquillity of this great .City is a most desirable and important object,. as well liar the reasons'so Ibrcibly urged by Mr. Sheridan, as on ac count of other very important considerations which cannot but occur to the mind of every refieding blend to his country. Resolved Unanimously, therefore, That this Committee 'do earnestly recommend it to.their brother EledOrs, to follow the advice and example of Mr. Sheridan, and join in a ccr dial support of Earl Percy. ABM - . WALKER, Chairman. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of the Coin inittee.be given to the Chairman for his impartial condua. ELIGIBLE 'FREEHOLD ESTATES in BUCKS, BEDS, and HERTS.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ONE of the most desirable ESTATES in the Kingdom, comprising a Manor well stocked with Game of all sorts, and about seven hundred and forty Acres of Pasture and Arable •Land, beautifully intermixed with Woods and coppices of Fine Oak, beech, and other Tim ber, which is valued at near sep,ol: being of, particular growth and quality. The Bulk of the Estate lies alto ether,g well divided into go o d Farms, with exc e ll ent F ar m Houses in good repair. The Hall, which is autient, rnay be taken down, and a Mansion erected coup inanding one, of the most beautiful and extensive Prospeds in'EngLuad. The Si tuation is desirable fora Gentleman of Fortune, who may - wish to indulge in the comforts of a healthy spot and Field Amusements, lying within three M Hes of the great Turnpike Road le a ding from London to Chester. The distance from London only 32, miles, and within three miles of the Market Town of Dunstable. For Particulars apply to • Mr. Alexander, No. 9, Betlibrd -Tow ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell, Bucks, the latter,of whom is empowered to treat for the sante, and will give di aborts tOr a view of the PrJl:uses. ANTIENT MANSION and COMPLETE FARM. To IW. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT', AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Wavendon,'in the County of Bucks, eonsist ing of about 400 Acres of rich o:d Pasture and Arable Land, nearly in a Ring Fence. but handsomely subdivided by excel lent and flourishing Quick set Hedges, of about 16. years - growth. The House commands a beautiful and extensive Prosped, in which is included a view of the greatest part of the Estate, and %edit a trifling :Expence may be made a gen teel Residence. for a Gentleman of Fortime, yvh-) wishes to. retire or turn his mina to the Pmfits and Pleasures of Agri cultural pursuits. The Situation is' particularly healthfOl, about 4s miles from London. The 'Turnpike Road from whence•to Newport Pagnell a.ljclins the home Closes. Th e distance from Woburn is four and from Newport Pag. pell five. • For Particulars, inquire of • Mr. Alexander, No, 9, Bed-. ford-row; or Mr. Lucas, S! , iictor, , Newpon Pagrell t cvilo . is empowered to treat the same. PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, Sept. 16, 1806. A T a SPECIAI. GENERAL MEETING of tile /..k. COMMITTEE for Managingthe PATRIOTIC FUND, held this pay. ... : Read the London Gazette Extraordinary of the sth inst. containing Dispatches; from Major-General Sir 'lott Stuart, commanding His Majesty's 'Troopsii . 4ling in Calabria, relat ing the, particulars of a brilliant Vidory in the Plains of. .Maida, obtained over the French Army, 'of, greatly superior under the command iof General Re vier. Resolved, That a. Vase of floe value. of. 1001. with an a propriate inscription, be presented*, .Major-Generil Sir John Stuart, as a testimony of -the high sense-entertained by this Committee of his gallant conduct in that engagement, " in which the pfide of the. presumptuous Enemy was,s;!- verely humbled, and the superiority of the' British Troops most gloriously proved." Resolved, That honorary rewards, of the value affixed to their resPedive names, be presented too-the following Field Officers wounded on that occasion : tool. to Major Paulett, the 44th Regiment, severely wounded. 10,1. to Lieut.-Colonel 114'beod, 78th Regiment. 1301. to Lieut.-Colonel Moore, 23d Dragoons. • tool. to Major Stuart,,7Bth Regiment. tool. to Major Hoinmilf, Royal Regiment of 11 , 1 r alta. ReNolved, That the following, sums be presented to the other 0 iti,ers wounded: Sob. to Captain M'Ph.rson, of the 78th Regiment. col. to Captain M`G regor, ditto. .. 501 to C,aptain'AVaterliolise, of the 8 ist Regiment. Sol. to Lieutenant and Adjutant Ginger, ditto. 251. to . Lieutenant lvl•Kay, of the 78th Regiment. 251. to Ensign .I.l4•Kinzie, ditto, 251. to Ensign M`Cregor, ditto. • kesolved, That relief be. a trOnieirtfl the Widows, Orphans, Parents, and Relaiivesolepending•for support on the Officers and Men killed ; and that Gratuities be,given to those wound ed, as soon as the natiere and ex terit:of the injuries they have received - shall be made known to the. CoMmittee. Resolved, That Letters,. signedby the Chairman, be writ ten to Major-General Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will comMunicate the foregoing Resolutions 'to His Majesty's Forces under his command, and furnish the Committee with the names of the 'Killed and 'Wounded, together with such particulars as can be. collected respetting the Families of those brave men wh ) tell in the serviee'of their Country in achieving thiS•glorious Vi63ory. Read also the Lund.m Gazette Extraordinary of the 13th inst. containing Copies and Extrads of Dispatches from Ma. jor-Genera(Berestord, commanding a detachment.offlis Ma. jesty's Troops in scith America ; and from Conintodore Sir Home POpham, commanding His Majesty's Naval Forces on the same station,•containing the importantinformation of the Capture of the Town of Buenos Ayres and its Dependencies. Resolved, That'Vases:of zooL value each, with appropTi. ate inscriptions, be presented to Major-General Beresford and Commodore Sir Home Popham, for their gallant and disin, terested ConduCt in this successful and impoitant enterpi ize. ResOlved, That 'an Annuity of 251 for life tie settled on Captain Le Blanc, of thelrst Regiment, who was disabled in this Attack, with benefit of Survivorship to Mrs. Le Blanc and her Children. • Resolved, That relielbeafforderl to the Widows, Orphans, Parents ' and Relatives,. depending on such Officers and Men as werelolied, or may die of' their wounds : And, that Gr atuities be given to arose wounded as soini as the-nature - and extent of the injuries tliey have received shall be known to the Committee. Resolved, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be writ ten to.Major-GeneCai 13erestord and Commodore Sir Home Popham, requesting they will communiGate the fore„; ;ing Resolutions to His Naiest'y's Forces itit.ter their respective commands 3 and tornisti the Committee with the partictilars necessary to enable then to carry their intentions into etket. Resolved, That the above Resoiutio :5 be printed in the Daily Papers. .P. W L'Sft) RD, Sec. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Septenib:nr, pERsoNs -whose Annual Premiums fall duo on the 2gth instant are hereby intorneu, tear Re...eipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Oflice's over the Royal-Exchange and as.well as ny-thrir re spective .:Igents in the several Counties and the Patties as sured are requested to apply ti)r the Renewal Of ineir Policies on or nefore,•the i October4t.l next, as tin. usual Fifteen Uays allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. *** Attendance is Oven, daily, at tie said Offices, tor the Assurance of - Buildings, Goods, Mercnatidize. and Snips, in. Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, twin Loss or Damage by Fire; and'alSo for the "Assurance of,'and'granting Annui ties on, Lives. N. 8.. Fire policies will be issued free of Expenc; to the Assured, where the Annual Premium ainounr to 6s. or up warcis. Mr. PITT's PARLIAM . ENTARV SPEECHES. Dedicated by permission to Lord C; RENVILLE, and aided by Communicatinds from distinguished Member‘of both Houses of Parliament. In the Press, and speedily will be published, a Genuine and Correeled Report of • ' - -rHE SPEECHES of the late Right Hen. WM. PITT, in the House of Commons, from' his entrance into Parliament in T7BO, to the close of the Session in 1805. Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orin:., Paternoster row; 1, Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Blacks and Parry, Leaden hall-street. Day was publisli&d, in Quarto, price 12.5. sewed, A NEW THEORY and PROSPECTUS of the PERSIAN y - 2.12135, with- their Ilindostannee Syno nimes, in Persian and English. IIyPDHN GILCHRIST: ' Sold by rohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street ; and Blacks and , re Parry Leadenhall-stet. •Of whom may be had, All M r . Gilchrist's other Publications. Dr. CREGOR\'s NEW CYCLOPEDIA. To he finished in 'Five Months. THE SEVENTH PART of Dr. GREGORY' s NEW - DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: inclilding all the new Discoveries and Improvements to the present time, was published on the First Day of September, price gs. and - may tie had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. A Part will continue to be published' on the First Day of the following five Months, when this valuable Work Will be completed in Twelve Parts, making two large and splendid Volumes, in quarto, illustrated by One Hundied and Forty EngraiingS, by the first Artists. The First VOlurne was completed on the First of August, and may now be had, in boards, price 21. sgs. 61 and ali the preceding Numbers may also be had at the Shop of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, price gs. each. Bridge-street, Sept. 4, 1806. - • • HINE AINfOI3ELSHAM's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, From tho earliest Records to the present Time, complete. Mll. PHILLIPS. has the Honour to offer to the Public the only complete, rispedable, and uniform Series of English History which - has ever been produced. Mr. HU M E's History was brought by that Writer down to the period of the Revolution, and Mr. BE LS H A M has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution and brought it down to the Peace of Amiens. Both Works form an uniform Series of Twenty Volumes, arid they may be'had 'of every Bookseller in Town and Coun try, price LIGHT POUNDS, inboards. Persons already possessing Mr. II tune's History may have Mr. Belshrup's entire Work by itself, hi Twelve Volumes, • fort IVE GU I N - E AS, in, boards: - And as the Latter part 61 Sanollet's .General ' History was , frequently sold previously, to ,the appearance of Mr. Bel sham's-Work, as a.ColtinuatiOn of Hume to the Death of ' George the Seconti,Jklr. Phillips thinks it proper to observe, that Mr. Belsham's History of the Reign of Georgethe Third may be had separately, to complete Hume and Sinollett, in Eight Volumes ? price THREE POUNDS T WELVE m boards. Bridge-street, Jan. 8, ISo6. MORE CAPITAL : And Five ,Thousand less,Tickets than last Stete Lottery. The First-brawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All other Capital I'r4es are afloat. .DURCHASERS brTICKETS and SHARES will have the opportunity of obtaining a:: the Capital Prizes, provided they purchase before the Drawing corrimences, which will be on the 13th of October °next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of - . TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE- THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &e. ere. - To former - Lotteries-of double the Number of Tickets. .Twenty Thousand Tickers only, and no other Stare Liittcry to be drawn this Year. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of cads. , Total Value. 3 - ,C6..),000 3 - - _ so 000 3 5,000 4 1,000 - - - 5,030 - - - - '4 , - Co 100 - 4 0 4,100 - - 82,000 20,000 Tickets £ 200,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sate at every Lottery °like. Ticket - - 19 16 o Fiat - - - o Eighth - - - z 1 r 6 Quarter - 5 2, o I Sixteenth - 6 o ZTHE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commences drawing 13th of next Month. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket; Every other Prize afloat, froin.2.o • oool. to zol. , - THIS Plan places' all who purchase befora the Drawing begins on equal tetras; an advantage that has not been offered to the Public for many years past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, And the SCHEME contains '3 Prizes of - kzo,ooo 3 . - ,to,o 5000 5 loco &c. ?cc. &c. No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. The Pub!ic will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money.; 200001. for a Zo s oool. Prize; and so in proportion for every other Prize. TICKETS and SHAR ES are on Sale at all the Licence(' Lottery Offices, and by their agents. SWIFT and CO. POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS. TICKETS and. SHARES. of the State Lottery,. to bi!gin Drawing the t3th a next Month, are selling by SWE rc and Co. at their Licensed Offices, No. r i, Poultry. (established in 37j9) and No. rz, Charing:Crusi (next Dopr .to. the Golden Cross): _ The Lottery consists but of 20,3c0 Tickets. The Scheme contains tale following Prizes, viz. 3.0 f X:z000p I Bof kigo ' 3 ---- 20 ---- 100 3 5. 00 I 4 0 So J,OOO 4,100 ---7 20 'l' he Fitst-drawn l'icket will receive to,OOA. `Schemes G ratis. THE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY has been favoured with a great variety of testimonies, acknowledging the efficacy or his LiAi<CLAY's ANTI-131LIt)US PILLS ; he begs leave to submit tl►e following, addres•.ed to 1)r. Barclay's Wholesale Agent, by the l lou. Archdeacon► CaUltield : Sir, _ " Clenarm, July 8, 1205. " •I have received yOur fresh supply in two double boxes " of thiS Most eXcellept Medicine, denominated Barclay's " Pills, ,fOr which tile Rev. William Barclay has - a Patent. "I informed you I had found them very Oh " cacious, and you requested, permission to add my name to " the most. respectable signatures in its favopr. I should " imagine the—Archbishop of Canterbury's -name, of itself " sufficient, and acknoWledge I tried- the Pills ,entirely on "•my firda belief that it was in itself an host. I t•is net pos " sible so dignified a personage would sutler his name to be " made use of but for the good of the Publi - c, or that it could " he annexed to any' thing but truth. I have experienced '" the soundness of the foundation on which I built, for I " was subjett to tormenting Battik:ll6es, proceeding from " bile, and have to thank Mr.lfarclaY for the cure. You " may,,therelbre, make use of my name where and when you " please. _ " I am, Sir, your's, &c. " CAU 1 E LD, Archdeacon of Kil more." Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,- Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row; and retail by Bull and callWelL Dublin ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Macdonalci„Glasgow . ; Stams, Man chester; Greisons, Liverpool ; and by most Country IVledi cine•Ventfers in every TOwn. A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en graved on the Stamp, which' is affixed on tho out-side Wrap per of each box; all not so stamped are a dangerous ,imita tion. Price 53. 6d. and los. per box, with ample directions. pERSONS who have unfortunately made use of that dangerous Mineral Mercury, would' do well .to weigh the consequences bet;Jr4 it is too late, and resort to • those Medicines of established celebrity and ,e-harader far a permanent and radical Cure,' and thereby establish 'their Health upon the most firm and lasting foundation. The Anti-Imperigines,. or- Solomon's Drops, prove of the highest utility . in all cases of "depraved habit with alf:ctions or the skin :" Hence its efficacy in the case of Scurvy, Scro fula or Leprosy; as well as in the Confirmed Lues ; and hence by its sanative power it expels the virus out of the system, and restores it to convalescence. In Scorbutic Complaints, Lues, &c: Mercury, Antimony, and Aquafortis have been recommended and tried, : but they-reduce Patients who have made use of them to the most deplorable•state, and have left Complaints which the skill and abilities of the Firs: Physi, clans have been unable to cope with. These Disorders fly bethre the -etteciS of the Anti- I mpetigihes prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead . House, n.iar I,:verpool, winch restores the afflided Patient - in the most gentle inanner, even when Sali vation has tailed, andleaVes. the wholefraine tirm,and _heal tit tle!. The numerous Si:d respedabie signatures wnich have appea red in our, Paper from tune to time will speak'more than, any encomiums-we can bestow upoik ir. Soul in tos. 61. and 333. -bottles ; . the 'latter contain four of the former, by whicti the Purchaser saves 9s. E very "ge nuine, bottle has'a -StaMp, which beak the Proprietor's name and address, 4 , Sarni. Solomon; Liverpool," fo imitate which. is felony. • 1541.3'. The postage of all Letters to the Dolor must he ,paid, anti los. 6d. as a fee enclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. Mathews,' No. lb; Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scutt, South-Bridge; Mr. Davids On--and Husband, E Wet and Co. Edinburgh; Mr: Bax ter, Glasgow; \V. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisle y .; H. Craw ford, Kih ; narnoekW . .—young, Irvine ; A.. Porsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Craw tOrd, Girvan ; Carson, New. Douglas ;!T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T. M.Cred:e, Kirk. ally; J. Blyth, Leven; j. Dempster, Cup!' ; Allan, Dun (lee ;- P. Craigie, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Ab2rdeen ; Dr. W hit; Band; ; M' Intosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie,'Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranravr ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterling ; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline ; Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar btoath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson,, Berwicx ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Pateuon, Arbutlonot, and J amieson, Pe terhead; A. M'l)onald, Trongate, Glasg,w; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent Medicines iu the United -Kingdom. V TUA L L G I , If IC E., .Sept. [6, r S.- 6. - TT:4E CO MMISSIONERSfcir RC:W-4 Ll ATO 411 - His .1141 . 1,f1 - 's Nell 7 Y do hereby give N,tice, ' on Thursday., the 25th inst. they . Will be ready r receive. lec fe t in writing (scald up), .16r as meaty BOGS, doe Ca•cascs f 'which not to Weigh than'ttapounds each, it/finale-J . /or Pc.ik,. for Sea Store, as the rerpec7ive Dealers therein may !hi:skillet' •to ofer, to be killed in His Majesty's Pi7ualling Premises at Deptford, between the trh of o,9,ber next and the 31,1 of March following, the first delivery whe,eof to 'take place on 0.1 , ,n. airy, the sail t3tb of Oebber next, and the subseitment Deliver er to be continued twice in each week, in such regular pl,pra tint s that the whsle shall be coup/eh-a' by the 31st March befeere— mentioned ; to be paid for by Bah, pg..181e,, with kthrest, niney days after date. No ,jl; , r of !fogs ofa less number than will prceltice'FUbi Ton: of Pork will be attend* tn. The Conditions of the Cuntraa my he seeniat the Secietaty's Office. t• No regard will be had to any Tender in vt.Nch the Price shalt not he inserted irP words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursday, ,the '2sth instant, nor unless the Person who nia,(es the Tent/et, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to atzwer, when called for, FICTUdLLING OFFICE, Sett: as, 18.6. THE CO.II3IISSIQNERSfor rim". Ll NG - Ills NA YES r NR y (II hereby give Mace, That cut Tuesday the 3oth Instant they will he ready to receive Tenders. in Writing (sealed ap), and treat for One Hien:Yrel Tons ofMUS. COV.IbO SUGAR, to he ,antwerable to Sainples to he pro. diced with the Tenders: to 6e delivered, in the original Pack.4ges, into the Vie/mailing Stores at Depf;rd, is t6e proportions 'of not lest than Tweny tint nto,e than Thiry T 9.71. per !Peek from th • date of the Contra/? : and to be laid fin . 4y Bills, pajahle, with Interest; ninety dqys alter dare. The'Cottditions of the Cantl4El m. 9. be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to av' 7 - eider in which the Price shaft not be interred in w,td: at length, or shall not be deliver ed to the I3sard &fop:- One o'clock on theiaid Mealy, the 3oth nor Allen the Petra.! who crakes.; the Tender, it some P.eescn of hit behalf, attendv, to 'answer, when called /;r • OFFICE OF , - Sept. Jo, 18c6. 'THE PIUNCIPAL OFFICE.RSV MA.- yESTY's ORDNANCE da barely give N,tice, •Thw Proposals will be received at their oi4ce, in St. Margatet. street, Westminster, on or before Wednestiqy the tsfla Day(' CiEhber next, f , ;nt such Pe,•sons as may be 4L iliing to undertake the Proviil,ii of CLOTHING for the several Co:-ps.unitr the direalon of the Ordnance, Patterns of -which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, wb,re frireker particulars may be known ; and aha at the Serreta;y4 Oibce, in St. Margaret. wvet aforesaid, any day between tige hours of Ten and F.ur o'Clock. The Proposals to be delivered at the Setretav's gffice, sealed by and marked on the outside," 'render for Clothing ;" ! bur no Proposal can be admitted after the said [sib d.►y cfoaober. It is further expeEled the Person whose Proposals may he aceepted shall s e;ter into sufficient security, upon executing kis Contraei, for the due performance thereof By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 12, - ISo6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- Y ESTY'r' ORDNANCE do hereby give That Proposals will 6e received at their Office, in h Margara-street, ili'stnzinster, on or before Wednesday, the 15th 011ober, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Provision ofHOSI ERY ARTICLES fur the several Corps under the direaion of the Ordnance ; Patterns of which may be Viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Qjfice in the Tower; whtre fur. tber particulars my be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Tess and Four o'Clock. • , - The Prc;poral.r are to be delivered at the Secret‘nys o . ffice, scal ed up, and marked on the outside, "Tender for llocieiyArticles but no Proposal can be admitted after the said rsth of Oeiober.. It is further expeaed_that the Pet son whore Proposals may be accepted shall enter into sufficient securiy upon executing his Con. trasl for the due performance thereof. By Order of the Board, • R. If. C:ZI jf", OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, September 17, 1206. THE PRINCIPAL , OFFICERS of His MA 7ESTY's ORDNA Edo hereliy give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office,ln St. Margit et street, Westminster, on cr before Th.vrslay the ft..l Day of Oct. rcxt, from such Pet-ions a s may be willing to undertake the Ptoz,ithn of COPP R 1-10 OPS [27:41 it 1 V ETS for the Service of tl..is De; partment, upon a . QPitract for Coe Year; Patterns of 14:&' mg" be viewed upon apptication at the Principal Storekeeper'J,Oece, in the Tower, 'whe're further particulars may" be known also at the Secretary's 06ce, in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any D.y between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, The Proposals are to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, sealed and mark ed on the outside, " Tender for Copper Hoops and Rivets ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d ;Dip of October. By Order of the Baoird, R.. H. CREW. MONEY. MOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, .&c. are re speetfully infOrmed, they May be suppli:d with Money to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, COpyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Nloney in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, WidoWs' ointures, sCletgy tnelis'LivinAs or any other Frope:rt:,• ; Persons of re,pe:tabi lily. may be supplied nn their personal Security only. Gen. tleinen will And every liberal accommodation ‘vithottr delay. Application from Twe till Two, or Letters (,po,t paid_) ad :reseed to Nessr.S; Wills and Co. No. to, Souyt greet, D;:riteley-square. ~Y ! ~~ !