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And that the Conditions the C>atracris may le se, , t 'cation to lifr. jantei Ccggan, Clerk to ice • aid Caomtittee; v•itit vittnyn the i'rporais must be left hefwe Twelve ,-.'Cicck at Isfecn, cet the said 2cat of .4'egast, bow& which hour the C.,ltmittee , ivill mt receive ev:y VAUXHALL. - PATRIOTIC FUND, under the Patronage of Ilis Royal Highness tbePRINCt of. I VALES. Lt.oyn's, AUC, 5, 1 8 0 6. • " Mat OOMMITTEE for niatno - infr the RATRIO- -, T HIS PRESENT EVENING, A ug. 8, a TI C FND have tOr some time past their GRAND GALA, and 81211,1 NTLXHI u T lON attention to the U desirable and importantobjed, dire:led proviifing, of FIRE-WORKS.—Admission Three Sl;Vings. fir the Maintenance and Education of the Children whose Fathers have fallen in adion with the Enemy dirin,-, the pre sent War : being persuaded that, in adopting such m easures as *will enable these Childi.en to become useful to theinselves, and valuable to Soziety, they are paying the best possibie.tri.. Mite to the • nietnoty.and- servic-es .cf s their. Fathers. and arc stridly fulfilling the benevolent and patriotic Intentions of the Subscribers to this Institution, they have' now the: satis fadion of informing the Public„ that they leave concluded an Arrangement with the Diredois Qt the Royal Naval Asylum, in consquence of which, Children of either sex, recommend , cd by the Committee, will be received into that Establish . meta, where they will be instruded in .the.common branches . . of to 'their probable' future statio'ns iii lite ; be taught various useful occupations'' and where their health and Religious P.rini.ipleS will be - carefully superintended. It is.the intention of the _coannittee to place,t he Boy.; in gene ral at the Royal Naval Asylum" ; and to leave the Girls, eN o ct in particular cases, nititio the care of the Mothers, with an allowance 0f.51. per annum to defr a y t h e ex peliees of their Clothing and Instritelion at a Day. School. This allowance to be continued, until they shall have attained the age of four teen yedfs and to be remitted to the Clergyman of tke Pa rish, or some ether person of respectability, who will super. I intend its appropriation to the purposes intended. It is requested that applications froth persons residing in rtEragland-;end Pa.les.mae be. addressed to the'Secterary of the .iFatriotic I.urd at Lloyd's Coffee=house, London ; front those residing. n Scotland, to the Seceetary the Patriotic !Fund at Edinburgh ; from , those residing in Ireland, .to (I; Secretary of the • Patriotic Fund at : D'uotio ; and. that the parties applying will .state . the number of their Children, ivith their respeeTive sexes. arid ages, and the prouts'of their iFathers having fallen iii aetion.with . the Eticniyan jesty!s service during the present War. - The expellee of send-' ingsudi childreh to the. Royal Naval•Mylit tft, as 'may be re commended to that Institution, will be defrayed by the Cain. tnittee. To theGENTLE-MEN, ef , ERGYMEN, and FREE BOLD E S9l the County-of N R 1 HA P FON: GENTLEMEN, • T. T was not may int en ti on ' to have thus addre sse d you - at thiu ime, had •not very_general applications been ,11••larle: by Lord A LTHORP and Sir WI LLIA NI LA NG IAM, as Candidates fur. the County-at ,the next'Eledion; and it is in consequence of the very active Canvas which has taken place within a 'kw days, that am induced do - 16110r so_ delay. declaring my intention to. offeupyservicesagain in the ensuing Parliam en t.: Throughout the time of my being i n P ar li ament i t has been my ohjea . to discharge my Duty to the satisfadlon of my Constituents, and to the best of my abilities and judg ment ; not,seriible•of having in any wa y forfeited your good opinion. I•tittst I may look forward with ,ctiiiiiidence- to your Favour and Support, in the event of a Dissolution. • '- I the honour to be, ' .• • GENTLEMEN, • . Your obligeiLand,laithful Serva n t ; ' & c. . • . W. •R. CARTWRIGHT. Aynho. Aug. 3, 18,6. TO :CARPENTFKS; PI& : • . A - YOUNG.MAN,wisheto article himself to 4, Person in the ' l / 4 .:ARP ENTRY OT WINING 13USI- • NESS, eiti,er in Town.or-Countpy, - ' • Any Persouin the 'above Line desirout of engaging him, are requested to -apply to Mr. .PtiOrthner, N- - -Park-street , Islington. T' 1. I'. WELSFORD, Sec. - - -t-E : SPTik>.`l3Y-T kI VA TE 'CONTRACT, AN Elegant .COUNTRY ,RESIDENCE, in the , Vicinity of Bury St. Echn,ond's, in Suffolk; cotisast - ing of a Mansion newly boil t;. rite ItoomS feW, but Of'inta pie dimensions, "fasfl;oitably and handsomely fitted up, with pro per. Pifices, dnehle LoaSh. house, 1 Stables, Dove -cute, good walled Garden well planted, Pleasure-grounds, Fish-ponds, &c. With. any qUantityformoit exuellent Pasture not exceed., in,; One Hundred Xeres. The House is on a Lawn, fronts the -South, comtnands vry.rielt and beautiful PrOstietts, si. twitted by the side,of the pleasant Green of 1-Igrricger, about t Waini leS froth 'Billy, celebrated tor the gen ti I t its I uha bitaitts and Neighbourhood, and distant .fiat; I.ontin a• very, easy day's journey, sixty-eip,ht miles olgood Tor further particulars apply to Messrs. Witidus, Son, and Holloway, Southampton -buildings, Loudon i or to George Brown, Esq. 'Bury St; Edmund's. HANTS:— : I3I2OOKANOOI) PARK. Capital MANSIONanq FARM, FOlll2 HUNDRED and EIC;ff : TY.II V L F, ACr.F,S, and nkAnDEAlii HOUSE, •vrith'Tl-1/ RTY-ON'E A(: RE'S of LAND. TO BE SOLD 11Y AUCTION, • • • • Bir" PETER COXE, • At Garrast'ay's, on Tucs:lay the 26th of August inst. • In Two Lots. ARMY ,IN•INDIA: • A N Officer who lately retired . franythe - .-SerVied 11 desirous to sell a CO; N Y, ‘ which he possesses, in an old Regiinent of Light Drag:Ooni in the Eastlndds. Further particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Johnston, Craven-street, Strand. T • HE only STATE LOTTERY to be drawn this Year consists of 20,000 Tickets, and commences on MONDAY i3th OCTOBE k, 1806. NO FIXED CAPITALS.- . • - • SCHEME. Na. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 - .. ..., - ,C - ,00n 3 - 1 - - - - - !Sono S - - - - - 5,0c,0 $ - • , sco - ,; - - - 4,cco. 20 ,100 4 0 ' 53 ' 4,100 - - - - ~ *- • - 213- -.- - - - 46,000 .-- . " . .. 2o,oco'fickell : . :' 0200,000 First-drawn ,Cio,ooo Tickets and' Spates are nosy on Sale at all the Licensed • Lottery Offices. , PRESENT 'Ticket kI9 :5 e tcalf - ;0 o 1 Eighth --Z it 0 'Quarter 5 tot Sixteetith - - t 5 6 THE BRITISH .NEIIPUNE.,,:or NAVAL, • MI. LITA arsti.l AS1.11()N XI.3L E A DYE 'of S'UND.A. V - :4`qi: Xl . , n taut • an' In. teresting„ Authentic, Pa;!l,..tilar ACCOUNT -of • the APIVIIRALTY•ESTAI4III Vitt\lT in F.a,li4CE present -Moment, never betnre published. Also.:,VaTiety of unportazt I lite] liieitce, both 1 ore gri DloirrA've ; loge thdi With a.14-.:the-GOvernittertt Aviy , rtiseniesdA 3 faci 4 ,64c. • Published at No. 143. Fleet street and May, beliad Oat!. Booksellers and' ;lc - Just/ten fir n 4rid ' - 7 • • ...••• ThiSll33l:V. ; 2 i published, " . In Twelves, prke 7s. in boards, (THE COMEDY of The MERCHAI\ftV , 6I . . vu•,?,4117`E • By %CV: - SH - 11(54EARE.-- With Notes and Illustrations of various CoMmentators, - add Remarks by the Editor: • Sold by Longman, burst, Rces, and Orme, Paternoster- Tow. ^ti.7., 4.7 •, *.; , This pey was p;i6lihed,. prick 6d. A DIALOGUE' betweOlie—bV.APAßT.P.,": and A A L LEA' itA:NLY, oYt Itce . Sitlijittt Of PEACE with ENGLAND, . Fas est ab:l4iSt c'.Ocere: ' Printed .fox:.: Hatchard; BoaltiSciiir to: lieriViAjcsty, opposite Albany; Of whom may be had, in- BvO. TAO 95, Pentz, on. the State of Eurppe, beforg s and attql: the French ftevoihtion. Translated tOnt the Celetthlc:byl - .% I-terries; •/ ELEGANT VILLA . , A and.LANDS,. near C 49 Y 'DON: SUR-RE .!• 1 •••• TO 1.3 E ,SO.LD BY • • By Mr. A.iVirraway's' cofft.e.housi.,; 'Charige-7111ew Cru - nhlrl,. en Er idit,Y,; tA, upst, at, Twelve ALI Desirable FIZ,EEOLD.. ESTATE caliei CHE LSHAM LO DC E, consisting pf an eligible 11to dery Villa, presenting a.:hatit.laNitt. uniform elevation with Coach-house, Brew-house, and useful oilices; Pleasure-ground, and Kitchen-garden, judiciou - sly plac6d-itr Paddock of 5e Acres, surrounded by sundry Inclosures of Arable, Pasture, and WoOd Lands, itfa king fence, and'cord prising Fairchilds and Higharns Hill Farm, hi the P ar i s h es o f Chelsham, We s t Wickham, and Cut.,' , atu, and in the, Coun ties of Surrey and Kent ;• with a.:coramotlious Farm-house agreeably detached from the Mansion, capital Barns-, Stabling, Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, Grinaries, and numerous .con_ Lenient I3uildiugs, a Lot*, Entrance,. and two excellent Cottages, containing in the upwards of 374 The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 Miles from Croydon, BroMley, and,lVesterhatn; and within r 5 of Lou . t atm, surrounded by-a,beautiful Vicinity, abounding in Game, p.nd in the centre of several Packs of Hounds. May be viewed.by rickets. Parficulars at the White Hart, Codstone ; greyhound, Croydon and Carshalton ; White Hart, Reigate ; Bell, Bromley ; at Garraway's ; and of. Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. . =~ . • FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM_ - • . - PLAINTS.. DR. FREEMAN's GLTITA SALUTARIS is by Eir the most safe and efieaual Remedy ever' yet-disco vered for the cure of - t dariger,as Disease. Persons - unnap T pity afflicted with nereal CoMpl a i n t s , i n al a i its stages and t ip under its various al earances, will .1 - lad - a secure and present Relief by taking these most .invaluable Drops ; which, for their excellency during thirty years praCtice in the most po- Rulous : part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have been term. ed Gutta Salutaris. s' ' The Secrecy with which most persons . - so , afflieled find it needful to conceal their sufferings, may be safely employed while using these Drops ; since they render cOnfinement un necessary, as well as all anemias or mercurial Preparations, or ant surgical Operation whatever.. By appointment of. Dr. Preeman.they.arF sold by..R. But ler, 4, Cheapiide, 'Cornel i a' 2dternosfer-rotv ; 'Baton, 150, and Pickling, 76, Oxford -street;: Bull and Call weli N Dabkh . l . ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, E. inbuFgh; M`Donald,'GlasgOw ; Stains, Manchester:; bathhu•r t y,'Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, . Manchester ; and most Medicine Venders in every Tow,:, in Bottles, at 25. 9d:' each. • . ' -.. ' • -. ''', ... • . -. x • LINCOLNSHIRE. VALUABLE ESTATE, in RICH I:TEI.)INC LAND , near SPALDING and BOSTON. ' TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, .14' :PETER 'CORE, At Thursday C‘,lte-hottse, Lim, , tc-411ev, London; on Thursday the instant, at Twelve o l Clock, in, One Lot, unless previously disposed of by Private Commi t A VALUABLE FREEHOLD EsTATE of riLh . FEEDING LA NI), in the Parishes of Wltaplode -and Holbeach, eight Miles from Spalding, twelve fron t B oston , Thui f fronri Rothe:telt, twelve from Wisbeach, all good. Market Town, and one hundred Miles front London ; consisting of the Nranor, or' repAlted . l l / a ndr, of'tittlebury, with h . sundry Farms, ip a Ring-fence, lett on Abort Leases, wind) expire at Lady-day, t. 408, at present low Rents, amounting to zos7l, os. 6d. per:annum, and greatly: improvable. .T*ie Land-tax is rtrdeewed ; the Roads are goot4 ;- the Estate is in a`dry Courticy;riorliable-to Floods*, iteara navigable River, which cons nunicates,.at a short distance; wrath the Gcrat.m Ocean. T 6 vie\i , eli by leave - Of the Tenants, on•amlication to Mpssrs. Foster land Bop ter, Spalding, who Will Slim the tOate ;" of whom printed Particulars ,ittav, he hid ; well asjcll ; .Mesq - s. Nicholson and: ,Upton, sod of M. funa tit , 0 Teak, of Leeds • rat Messrs. Foster. C , :oke, and Fiery,Lin coln's:lnn; London )..911vIr. Peter Coxe, 33, 'lhrogrnortort-' s,treetovi to all of whom Plans of the Estates may-be seen. IkattitifliTirs inay'bearSo hat L a s- L toyd's add 'GarraWaY'S. BIDEFORD-DEVON - . V.ALIIAIICIt9(.F.CI'ORY; with PAASONAGT. FIC, USE, arid FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of GLEBE. TO:IIE SOLD By AUCTION, • •-• . • •*-- lijr PETER ,C01 ,. ;.E, At Ca - traway'si on "ItreStlay the 16th of August, at Twelve, r rHE NEXT PRES . ENTATION'to th-2 'ABLE RECTORY of um r. Fo RD, prodiv.:ing- a piesent'lnome 0f .. 54501.: per Annum, at a yearly Composition' in lieu of Mites, taken:at, the very.moderate.Rent of as. in the Pound, including 'the .Rent of the (;lee and Surplice Fees, but is presumed the Recloty is highly improvable ; • the preset luetirnbert , is aged. 76: The l'aronage is bc?tui. fully situate, wit,ll,l..ayi9„,Carnens, and, Plantations ;. corn tnands Ostensive Vivc's of the River Torridge and neighbour itik Counrry ;*-ettintains.a Dittiving.iocn, Dining-parlour, and Study,: eight l 3, 4 l chatqcrs,,.convenient.Othices of every de, sOption, Coacji-liptl4,. apa two Stables. 'rite Glebe cop. sists of tatty-five A - crc's . of rich Arable and Patture fliiiefcifd is-u pleasaut!Sea Port • - and good Markerrawn. f.nv Micles distal:: lroinpariptaple,ind Torrington,- thc hOuthopd vnteel aud sociaj, tltc,Roarls good, and the Coun try singul'arty pleasant: The Present RceOr. the Reverend. Richlrd Keats; on Xpplitation,si,vitl'slieiv the Prasonage . and (Itches. • • • . ... • . Ilarticulari; may be hid one mooth . preceding the Sale, at the f9Pe'S Head, Plymouth; the Golden Lion, ILtr , Litaple; the - New 1.01 - Aloririm, v•Xete , ; the New 1 nn, Bideford ;. of Mr. I'. Coxe.; No. 33, Throginorton-streeti and at Lloyd's and Garra way's. Lot 1. VALIJARLE. FREEHOLD And PART A co') Ylio 13 F.STA IF., nearly req,:al to Freehold, called Brookwood Park, five Miles Knuth ot AI res ford,- twelve from4lton,, and ten Miles Fi a S t o f Wi nc hester; consisting of a Wild some spacious Maiisiun, suit;:ble to a Nobleman or Gentleman's 'Fa iI y, 'wi th all requisite Offices, Pleasure-ground, Gardens, stanaing in a Park of ab out Se venty Acres, with Vann - ;louse, Cottage, -Barns, and other Opt-buildings, and adjpining an fnclosure of Arable, Mca_ ttoiv, and Wood Land, containing in the whele - Four Hundred and Eighty-live Acres. Lot z. That V alttaNe Freehold Estate known as Bram dea.n House, four Milcs South of A Iresford ; consisting of a substantial ry, d F3Mi 1 y Residence, at preseht in the pos. sesSion•of Admir4l Caltnady (whose Lease expires on the loth o..tog:tober., when. posessiort .will be given) ;::with very extensible.., and, appropriate Olfices,..gxcellent Gardens-and Plgastire- - giouncls; Farm-litaise, Dairy, Barn, Stabling, and other necessary Out=buildings antrtVpWards Thirty Neres of rich Aratile,mul pastiire,,L t atid.. • . , ',„May he vivlliccr ope mouth preceding the Sale, by. applica ion to'Mr. ltrartiitgan, of whom printed Pa itieui - irs May be had; also of F. Webb,. Es 4; ; .at tale Dot.. plain, Southatriditon.; ; .the George„Winchesier ; the Bush, Farnham; 0f711 , 1,54r5. Of die, and Forster, . . Street, P...Coxe, No. 33, • Thr6kmortori-stre , ,t, whdre nuls of the irate may be seen. ' .14 • I. i.: 2- _ y. • - Lloyd's, Aug. 6, 18 6. pHE. fbilo. ing SUBSCRIPTIONS h ave been received from the Island of Antigua, in consequem'e of a Wering at the Court-house, in St. John's, on the rst of February, : d. r. Ilk I:x.:ellency• the John-Hyde - to o Rigl 1 t 14%/11. Lord • • Thomas Hyde -10 o'o • • Lavington, K. B. , WM. /Howard 3iz o Capt. Gen. Ste. too a o John B. Hamilton ulB o Samuel Athill . 20 0 0 loiro S. Jarvis 20 00. James Atliiil 20 o o Ed Waft! Jones 20 0 0 o .Yeatii:ois Ash z o 0 0 Henry Jarvis - 10 oo' Sam, Auchinleck 6/9 4 Thomas Jackson - 5 0 Wm. Anderson - 5 o o W i n. J o h nston - 3 6 0 Abijah H. Adamsl 16 0 - Win. Johnston - 3 6 0 George Arnier 16 o Win. Johnston - to 0 0 David:Allan • - 4 0 o Francis J. Jones - 5 8 John Allan - 5. o o Wm. Jarvis .o 619 8 'Joseph Ahlett - 5 0 0 John H. Jones - 3 6 •Tho. AletaiOlor - 2o o o T. Norbury Keclay . •zo . o 0 A. B. - .3 0 Joachim H. Krogman •o 18 9 Edward Iffam - to o o Wtn. E. Krogman • 3 3 o Rowland. Burton 2o 0. o David King - 20 0 o John Otto Baijer 20 0 o Henry Keeling - t 6 to 0 John POrke •- zq o o Thomas H. Kibble ; 0 0 Campbell Brown 20 o o Patrick Kirwan . 5. 0 William ISrinton io 0 o Kentish &.Nephewt 59_ 8 - . 0 Rich.• Scutt Byam . 20 9 o Th omas Ki ppin3 12 '0 llaxter 20 o 1011 n Lavicount - :20 0" 0 James Barrett ;. 3. 6 . 0 George Licleatt - 20 0 0 John Pnrke - 2 o • William Lee - 20 'O. 0 SalDUCiliOrt - to .o o Charles Henry Lane z0.'.0 o Alex. Lott - o o Philip Lytle - 18 0 5 lth fo Bilinighurst - 5 o 0 John Lynn- . 9 .0.0 Gilbeit Bradley 3 0 o Patrick Lenaghan 20 o 6 Sant. liai*na'rd -to 0 0 Wm. Lenaglian zo o 6 Joini Boyd : to o o joint Long r r6o George Belts'. - i 6 Wm. 1.-iiidiaw - 5 S 0 tleotoe Betts -•5 7 0 Rich: 6'. Lamprey tl6 0 G. Blaney . 6it o Samuel Lamb . ;a o Richard liaeley - 3 6- o Andrew Lawson - z s o Benjamin Benjamin 4 10 . 0 1, Morgan ( 0 f Cork) 6 o 0 Canip W hell-Bron i o o Geo. Alardenbrough 16 to folio Black - to 0 o Robert Mason - to 0 0 Bruovning anti Pratt "20 00' Geo. Win. Miller to 3'o Joseph B.- Besoutli 10 o o Peter Malone- • - 5 t 3 George Burn .3 6 4 Hugh M'Kay - 20. 0 Wm : Collins - 20 0 0 Thos. O. Merrick 5 0 0 Rev. Geo: Collins to 2 0 Roo. Francis Massett to o George - 5,' o a Geo. R. ,V,`Cormell 3- 6 0 Wither - 5 .0 0 John APConnell - to 0 3 J. Collins 2 5 0 Thomas Martin - '0 3 John ,Crosbie - . • o o John . to 0, 3 .Cornick - 6 ti 0' 00. M‘Nish and Co. 15 0 4 Al Cornick • , 11.; o John Mollat - to 00. Montague Cumming 116 o Charles M•Comb to 0 0 -Charles Chatfield 3 6 o 'Constantine M'Hugh tl6 o Folio Conolly - -' 3 0 0 Rogprt •M'-Nish -•- :to 0 3 Hugh Chalmers to 0 0 Wrn. Mitchell .6 o 0 ,John Compton to 0 o John - 16 to o Rev. Coull 20 o o John Magee - 50 0 James and W. Croil 35 0 o Robert T. 'Mortis 5 0 o Robert Clegg . 5 8 o Daniel M 4 Clanagan .. 3 3 0 Tnornas Coult - 20 0 o Mortimer- - 4 t o James Crionton - 15 6 o John M'Ketizie - 5.0 o. V. Crichton • - •ir6 'o Richard Musgrove 5 0 0 George'Clochton tl6 o Dorothy B Meredith- 6 toi o Amy Clark - to 0 3 Jeremiah Nibbs, Jun. S 0 0 Thomas Clark . to 0 o Nathaniel Nontuit . o.8:0. -Mary Cuthbert - to 0 o Wm. Nicholas - z 5o • 111loh Caolobell o 3 4 o Isaac Newton = 5 v o Ceinois Can. - 7• o o Thoo.tas F. /Fight to o u Jane Carr - to a o P-ichard L. Nanton .to o o {:shot Cranstoun - 5 o o Capt. H. Nicholson Woo Collins, ten. 50 6 (Royals) - 10 0 0 Alex. Cilotes •• • .o o -Thomas Osborn - to aa Win. Dickman -5 0 o Osborn -20 0 Patrick - 20 0 0 George W. Ottley 13 to o Henry Donavan - 1 i 6 0 Walter Oliver • - 18 o Dr. Ole.ele Daniell to o 0 John Osborn - to 0 Jos. atol S. Darrell to 0 0 Warwick Pearson to 0. 0 Benjamin 1.1. Davis 9 1.4' 0 J o hn Q. Pooler 3 6 q George lij , wsull - 1 0 0 3 Samuel Palmer - tl6 o Joshua Oven -.6 19 a John Proodloot -5 8 b Thomas Duncan -to 0 a -Thomas Philpott tl5 o Charles WM, haste 5a 0 J o h n Pi tman - 23 0 Fountain Elwin -i6 13 o William IL' Piggott 5 o lohn.Fdwards - 5o o Peter Playfair - 90 0 Tio:onas Edwards, to 0. o Sambel Petticrew- to Ai;iirew ',Edwards 20 o o 'Samuel Philpott ois 0 tvtrew Etfolards,jun to 0 0 Richard Pigott -:. 3 . 3,0 joint C. Erdman to •0 3 Margaret Pearson . -5 8 0 twin Ledweli Elton to 0. o Andrew 'l'. Quinlan g 1 . 8 . 0 ames Foley - 5o o John Ronan,oun. 5 o Robert French - 5 o o George Robins - 2to o. John. French - 36 0 -Charles - W. RichardS tt6 o George B. Figerrilla , 3.. 3 0 . George Richardson 6 -12 0 Rdv. Arthur Freeman 16, to o Francis G. Robinson zo • 9 0 Free coloured People John Robinson -10 1"o of Antigua • 155'17 1 Isaac Rowe •- to 0 3 Rev. Arthur Freeman , Thornas . llobinson 3 .12 the Collection . Thomas Rogers •- zo o o ifiade at St. Paul's John Rose - S 0 0 Church, J0:1.23,1'406 t 8 o o Thomas Sanderson' to- o a Witham GravellOr s'o o John Scholes - 2o o o George Green - ro o o Henry,L. Symes - S . Thainas t dore . o'o Nicholas Symes - 1;;;•o o Thomas Gill 0 9 o John Symes • - 6ts - c) Charles C. Gouton 5 0 oßenjamin Scotland ' . 5 o o Win. Gregory o sen. 312 o Thomas Smyth . 16 o g , o'oiy jun. 2 14'o Sears and• Trott . 5g o George W. It Gregory I r 6 o Stewart N. Sowers t o o o C.. Gregory - o 15 . o John Shires • - 3 6 o -Sarah Garthwatte 09 . 50 o (antes Shaw John Giaham • - o 18' o Daniel Singleton - 3 6 o Voter Grenion 6-o John T a yl or -20 C;reilion - t o o o Win. Taylor - to o Charles Gordon -,. 2t6 John Thompson - 3 6 ,J oho Gore --3 ' b o Win. Turner, jun. tl6 o Hugh Graham - to o- o. R. 'laggard' 16:o taint Gavanop -90 o. l'libinas Turner o . Gordon not Nicgls o 3 Penelope Tomlinson. 3 4 o Ilea ry Clover - to o o George 'Pellet - 312 o Henry J. Glover - 5 o o Joseph Thompson b E o James Gilchrist - 2.0 c o Jolio Troup - 50 0 Dr. . - JO 0 0 lkobero Tait 13 0 o Paul Horsford - 20 0 0 lames Thompson . 312 o Daniel I ltll, ten:' 20 o o 'Walter Thibou' - to oo - Robert Ilyndhatn -2 0 0 o John Van Ruyven to 0 o Henn ...Lodge 20 0 0 Brig. Cell. Vandelenr, to D o John'Hall. - 20 Q o Brioade Major Vaticle. ,: MrS. - 16 a o Icor 3 ' John Halloran - .5 0 o Thomas Underwood 1 3 to 0 Rev. Samuel Hann a n to 0 0 United Brethren 5o o LangfordLovollHodgeo o o James - Wilson to o Thomas Halloran 312 o Edward B. Woke 20 0 0 I.lhoinas Haggard . . 3 to o Theophilits Wolf - 6 ix o Thomas 1). Hannan to. o o Rev. Josiah Weston 5•o -o John. 1-larney - 15 0 o William Willis . 5 0.0 .W. Hall I 16 o James Wadson , -1 t 6 o Jantes Hill - -3 6 9 John Wood -1 16 o ohn Hill - 3tz o Louisa Weatherill 20 o 0 Widths Huggins 5o 3 John Jacob Walter to o o Francis Hughes - 3 6 o George Wtn. White ro 0 0 [henry Harrison rl6 o Owen Williams - 416 o Thomas Harris - 16 10 i . Whitton and Dowdall 3 6•4 Robert' Hornell' - to o 3 Richard Wright . 5 14 8 Thomas Hymitnan to 0 3 Joshua Walters William - 5 . o o Hamilton. to o 3 •Sariluel-Wamer - t Richard Hodges - 16 o o o John O. Wood 6 o 'Rey.S.Harnian,being . John Yatesates - 3tz 0 the Collection made Total in Currency 306 a q 9 at St. joint's Church, lan. 23, 1806 - 289 19 6 Samuel Huggins. - 5 o o Sterling Zl7Ol 5 0 This Day was published, A LETTER Addressed to Mrs. FtrzHERBERT, A in answer to a Confplaint that her Feelings have been L'uri hy.the mention other Name in the Review of the Con_ duet of PRINCE.the.. of WALES ; with ObservatiOns on fife influence of Example, &c. &c. &c. - A • - Bv NTHANIEL JEFFERYS, late NI, P. for the City • • 'of Coventry. - - To be. had at Pan:, Mall, price is. EAST INDIA HO SL, ilogust 6. T SO6. ThE COURT of .OEI:Et:TORS of the. UNITED C0,111°,4 Nl' of 41E RCII, LA:,-;.i....1;vp tradinf to the East Indies dollereby give' Isl , :;:fce, That any Person ^..5. , b0 In future he -nomi nattd to a Silica. Lion, eitber Civil' or Military, in the Service ae said Coinpary t and who shall have obtained such Aro.ml,la, ce76 indireßly, by purchase, or agreement 1. fii - ,-I):4e,'through ire intr.. diem m of an ;Igent, or other Perso'n, shall and the Person so Nominated shall be rrnelered ineapati; , 0 i ho/piing a n y , Situation-whatsoever in the Company's Service : and i. , the even: - ',fan), Person' having obtained an Appointment in lb, nholne, fare stated, and proceeded to India, prior to its teing discovered' ,such Person shaithe disMissedtne Compa , :y's Service, -and ordered hack to Engiand; and shall- also be rendered incapable ef brains any Situation zuhativer in the Conpany'o Ser.vice. WILLIAM R 4.1/,S Serretaty. erHE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN ; . This invaluable Coin poiiiikin, with half the usual' labour, produces the ni,st brilliant jet black ever .atFirds. peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Li nen , is verfeCill. free front any un pleasant smell, and will retain it , ;.yirtttes Many climate. Sold, wholesale, by Day and Nlartio,- at the Al.alufaelory,. No. 97, High / tolborn retail i):1v, No. 7, Tavistock street, Covent..garden - XV Day, No. 6i, Sdallosod-street; A titell, No. 1, ; apd by time principal makers,. Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Nletr , ipolis and in .every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stone lh price is. 6d. each. IM'PEDIMENTS IN SPELL:it IR. CHARLES ANGIER, late -of Dublin, in _ forms.the Public, that h e is. now reovived to No. -2, Upper Witin6t- - street, - Rossell-sclu6rc. Loh,ton i when: he .re,:eives Pupils for- the Cur : o f every spmies of Detedive 'Utterance. The great success Dr. Angier has experienced (and to which he can give the most satistadory rekrences) inane exercise of an art which has been practised by his laindy with so much celebrity forthree generations, enables him to promise relief in the most difficult eases of Oral I mpedi. merit; and, in early shbjeds, where - the "vocal organs are aiot physically imperfect, to edict a radical -cure. - The Educa tionalsO otitis Pupils may he conduCted with the cure. No. 29, Arundel-street. Sept. 13. TX, A . p.OR Eleven Tears I have relinquished -all other Pradice for the Treatment of . Venereal CoMplaints, acid the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a "(test ruCli ve habit. The undoubted qualifications which' 1 possess, as a Mem. .ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extant of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my .claim to tliat superiority, which cannot be attained by the illiterate, .or evru by the most respeetable general Pratlitiriner, whose - mind is harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders: • The•very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every partof the world I have been consulted, Must have considerably conduced to my.perfeel comprelien. 'Lion of the most complicated Cases. If Disease's arise front the indiscretion of an unguarded mo ment, and. if swh -Cases .of distressful disarrangement do' exist, as those which' are the consequences or au habitual vice, can'any Man assume-a better title to treat them than a tegular Surgeon, resigning all other Practi c e f or the T reat . 'tient of these,- . and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ?, In reCenrCases of infeelion, all Pain, -Danger, and Pis. tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakties, 'Much futhie misery may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as.will restore health 'and strength to the COnstittition. . • Through inconsiderate, tiegled the slightest cases become important, but it is, the acq u irem en t of exclusive eiperience in this lint.'tri - gi've a sifi and ipermanent restoration, even when other Practitioners have fatted. The term's of remuneration :are precigely stated on the first interview, but no let;ers are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. MARTIN 'MEE, • . . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29, Arundel-street,. Strand, near Temple-bar. • • - . There is an additional entrance in Water-street, adjoining. THE. GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF THE FACE. t• • _COLOAION's ABSTERGENT LOTION is an effectual CURE for El: UP TIO . NS, on the fiA C 1.'2 and SKIN, particularly Pimples, Blotches, l'etteos, worms, Tan. Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prick ly I lest. Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, &c. tee. also fur Scorbu tic and CutorieouS Eruptions of every description. By the simple application of this fluid night and morning, or occasionally thrice, a day, it will remove the most rancor ous and alarming Scurvy in the Face. It is pert eelly sate, and possesses all the good qualities ofthe celebrated cosmetics, !without any of their doubtful and sometimes dangerous ef feels. It is an almost indisrnsible appendage to the toi.et. A rough and Uneven skin, its shining appearance. "and yelloltr and sickly'paleness, are by this Lotion enctually removed. It has been administered to many thousands without even a single complaint of its inefficacy—a single battle will be suf ficient to wove its value. , • • - • Price 4s, bottle, duty included, with which is given proper directions; and on the Stamp of every genuine bottle the words " Sawl. Solomon, Liverpool," are - engraved, to imitate which is felony. N. B. The postage of all Letters to the Dodor,must re paid, and cos. &L'as a fee enclosed for advice. Sold by Mrs. MathewS, No. tB, Strand, London; Mr. Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr.. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. - Scott, Southßridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr, Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw. ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and I'. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, Nev. Douglas; T..M'Millan, Kirkcuffilright ; T. M'Create, Kirk.. aldy; J. 'Myth, Leven; I. Dempster. Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; P. Craigie, 'Montrose; j. Mitchell, and I. 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