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SI ()DONS ; SWUM, Mr. POWELL; lECtigar;.l, Mr. JOHNSTONE; Git,bet, Mr. WEWITZER ; Eunifacc, Mr. PALMER ; - Scrub, Mr. PEN LEY, (ilisseco.nd,appearanceon•this Stage) ; Lady Buuntitul;' Mrs. SPARKS ; • Liurinda, Miss :NI ELL ON ; • Mrs. Sullen, Miss DUNCAN ; • Cherry, Miss 110YC E.. After the.Plav, a i)i.vvtisement, called • THE' 'FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Pr.ncip.ii,baticers ' Mademoiselle PARI SOT, and Mrs. SHARP. NV LT TIIEDOcTOR. AND THE APOTHECARY. ThOinaso, Mr. PURSER ; Stanntvald, tV E W I TZ E R ; Carlos, Mr. GIBBON • loan, Mr. BANNISTER .Dr. Binoso, Mr. MATHEWS; Anna, 'Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; . .Isabella, Mrs. BLAND. 13011 CS 6. Second e f ICC 3s.—Yit 35. 6d. Second Price .zs. zs. " Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. : Places for the Boxes tube taken at the Box-office, In Little Ruel-st rect. Tbq Mors to be opened at . l-lalt:past Five, and begin at 11401 Six On Saturday, She Stoops to Conquer ; with The'Deserter. To the•WO , !L'I'HIY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the cm of WESTMINSTER. GENTLYMEN, THE - melan6holy Event of Mr. Fox's Death nay, log mane a Vacancy in the.Kepresentation of this City, I presume to oiler Myself ai a Candidate. upon this occasion, . which 1 must ever d _ply regret. No Nlan.can be more sensible than I am , of the irreparable kiss which we have ail sustained in .the Death.of this great, and distinguished Statesman —ypur own feelings will best supply all that can be said oil that subjea ; for myself,' therefore, I shall only. beg you to be persuaded, that if I should be ho:ioured .by.your support,.l shalt never cease to remember that the best ctairn that 1 can establish to your favour, will be a sincere ;.rid ardent attachment to the princi,, pies of our glorious Constiiiiti and .to the Liberty and lore- rests of my Country, insep4rahlyconneeted as they must ever be with the maintenance 9t- those Principles ; and it will be iny unremitting endeavour, as the Representative-of so distiri-: guislted a part of this ghat Metropolis, that MY Condild shall not dishonour your cEiliCe. I have the Honour to be, With the greatest respea, Gentlemen, Your very Lathlul humble Servant, Northumberland house, PERCY. - bvpt: is, t 66. • ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. COkUsiiiil.L,'Andl., CRAVING =CROSS. BISU! aourps.the Public, that in each of the • two last Lotteries he cotttraeleil for with Goveroment, he soici upwards . of 2.0, lot, riciLets before the Wheel went! round: . The present tottery consists of only 20,c00 Tickets there are more Capital 1 3 rizcs than in the last Lottery, and the Sale . is considerably greater ; of course there Is 'a fair prospect of every Ticket ,being sold before the Drawing cointim - ices, with:his tiectiOr.Monday, the t3th oftiext •Nionth. The last 30,6,01. Prize, the last to,cool. 'Blank; and the last to.ctsol, Prize, ever shared, ~were all sold at the abo9t, Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in, great variety, and where all outstanding Pit= are paying in full, without any deduction. (yr Persons in the Country may he supplied, by sending "their Orders. Post or Carriage paid, acConipanied with - good, Bills, Bank Notes, Casb, or Post-011ice Orders. WORCESITER MUSIC MEETING, 1806. aN TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 23, at the Cathedral, a 3E RM ( t' will be preached by the Rev. G. 'IU R • FR VI LEI', A. M. Vicar of Hanky, and Domestic Ch • plain to the t. Hon. Lord Beauchamp; and in the course of th.:.Servi,e will be performed Overture, Esther—Grand Deitingen Te Den - in—Anthem, Dr. Boyce, " Blessedis .—Hundredth Psalm—Coronation Anthem, " Zatiock the Priest." lii the Evening, at the College Hall, the Oratorio of e• Alexander's- Feast ;" between the Ads a Grand Con certante h r Violin, Flute, Oboe, Viola, Bassoon, and Violin_ cello Obligate. Wedn,ss_lay morning, Sept. 2.{, at thoCathedral,_ a Seim tion of Sacred Music from .the Works of Handel and..HaFdn, In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscellaneous Concert, in two Ads. Thursday morning, Sept. 25, at the Cathedral, the Messiah. In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscella peons Concert, in Two Ads. Principal Performers, • Mrs, BILL-Mt.:TON, Mrs. VAUGHAN, Miss MiELVILLE, Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, KNYVETT, VAUGIIAN,'and FACER. Mr. CRAM ER, Leader of the Band. Second Violin, Mr. Moralt , Principal Bass, Mr. Lindley; _Principal Tenor, Mr. Ashley ; Principal Oboes, Mr.. Parke and M. Oliver; Principal libleliass, Mr. Boyce; Prin cipal Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Principal );assoon, Mr. Holmes ; Principal Flute, Mr. Jackson ; Principal Trumpets, Messrs. Ilyde and Cantelo; Principa Horns, Messrs. Leanders ; trouble Drums, Mr. Jenkinson ; TromboneS, Messrs. .Flock, Dressler, and Zwingman ; Organ, Mr. glitloiv ; -and piano, Mr. Dare. The rest of the,lnstrumental Parts i lathe Baqd by the most 'approved Performers in the Country. The whole Conducted by I. CLARK, B. M. STEWARDS. - • ' The Right Hon. Lord FOLEY. • The Hon. j. W. WARD, M. P. ANTHONY LECHMERE, Esq. Rev. RI CHARD DARK E, Redor of Grafton Flyford. • Rev. G EORG RBE kV I.LE, Vicar of Hanky. Rev. EDW.. 101-1 N HERBERT, Vicar of Overbury,... The Performers are rewsted to be at Worcester on Sun day evening, Sept. 2t, in order to attend the Rehearsal in the College Hall early on Monday morning'.'• SWIFT and CO. POULTRY a nit CHARING-CROSS. 'TICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottry, to beOn Drawiny the 13tn of next Month, are selling by SWII.T and Co. at their Licensed Offices, No. it, Poultry, (established in 1759) and No , It, Ch.iringCross, (next Dtict to th Golden Cross). The Lottery consists but of ao,ooo . Tickets. lhe Scheme contains the following Prizes, viz. 3 or k 2o v aoo 8 of ,Csoo 3 lo,oco 20 too • 3 ---- 5.000 4 0 ---- SP ---- 1 ,0.0 I 4, 100 --" The First.cirawn Ticket will receive to,OOOI. Schemes Gratis. The only STATE LO ! TT ER Y tp he Dra . wn this Year begins 13th (;t next Month, anti nu priVate Lottery cati be seterrttii►ed by H: MESSRS. BROOKE and Co. at their Old and 'Lucky Lottery Office, 237, eiccadilly, assure their Friends that the present State Lottery Scheme is excellent bond comparison. The Scheme is very rich, contains three Prizes of 20,0001. three of - ro; - oonl. three of 50031. Sze. and only .zo,ooo- Tickets, which is only, the quanti ty usually,fon sumed by the public previous to the Drawing. - Their Friends must of course be convinced, that 4143 , in the purchase of Tickets or• Shares may he the cause nf disappoint m ent, and possibly the lass..of a Capital Priie. The above Office bas been Established Fifty-three years, where No. 17,380, the First-drawn Ticket 3d February list, entitled to to,oail. was sold in one-halt and eight Sixteenths Shares. Offices, No, 2, COrriliiii, 149, OxtOrthstreet, 3 " 44, St iaines's-street. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. StockLßrokers, having been materially concerned in the eiiginal Con trads for-the late Lotteries, and being joint Contra tors for the prSent, - are enabled to . sell - the Tickets, Sharei - , - and - Chances, on the most liberal Terms. Hodges and Co. whose ye4giability has been established at their Offices, Oxford-street and St. James's-street, by the !` sate and puntinality with which they have paid, during the 4o years, numerous Capital Prizes, a part of which are understated, have opened an Office in the City,- a, Corn hill, and respeettully inform their Frievis and the Public, -that their Orders, either iit the Lottery or Public FUnds, will be strialy attended to. Last Oaoher, No: 3944, a Prize of zo,siol. in two Quar ter', two Eighth, altd lour Sixteenth Shares ;. last February, No. 1345, a Prize of 50001. in 16 Sixteenth Shares ; and in the late Loteries. I No. 2 9,467 a Prize of,C2o;000 - -No. 30,333 a Prize of ,£sooo • .J 5,795 - 77 ,- , , 20,000 , r 25,848 ---7- .5900, 12,660 -: zo,ooo ig.c6o --,- , sOOO [ 24087 - , -7 . J.40 , ,0 . 36,030 -,--., 5000 7121 ---* 10,000 9787 ---- S ooo 2681 ---- ' . 10000: jSI,4AS ---- :51000,N. B. The Drawing will commence on the isth r of Otro her. .. Hodges and Co. have no.canuexion with any other Office in London. .;tad c,,,t,-„Affec-! R ILEUMATISMS., tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or fly; ing Pains, Flatulency, IndigeStion, and general Debi*, originating in whatever source, are relieved and frequently c k l r e d . by Will TERKAD's ESSENCE of ,M . USTARD. PILLS after every other Means had . The Fluid .essence of - Mustard, used with the Pills in those Complaints Mix,: ei.le.ssiiry, is perhaps the most ac penetratingond,etliAttal Remedy the World...gene rillycJaFingthe wi,erest Sprains and Bruises in Ipss than,half the time usually takeniy-any other•Linimeitt or •Embroca tion ; and, if used immediately after any accident, it pre vents the part turning black. Prepared only, and sold by • It. lOHNSTON, Apothecary, No. is, Greek,strect, - Soho, London, avzs. : 9o. each Box ow Bottle. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United 'Kingdom, ,!** The,.Genuihe has_ a black ink Stamp , with the Name of it . 101115tQl1 inserted 041 it. ' • . •! - r.o' BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,. .13v Mr. A 8807.1, At • Carraway's Corfee-hou, Cornhill,' Tomorrow, the %54 M4r. at ['twelve ti'C!ock, THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION; on the Death of a Lady, •014. Capital FREEHOLD and COPY FLU LD' ESTA'T E., of • Knott's G Cecil, LoW Ley ton, Essex, five miles from Loudon ; comprising Knott's, •a substantial elegant Mansion, containing every requisite accommodation tbr a Gentleman'S Faniily,with spacious Stabling, Coach-houses, Farm and, Garden Buildings, spacious walled Fore-court and Stable-2cOurt, delightfUl• Pleasure Ground and Garden; re= freshed•by a Canal. , tire lofty 13riCk Walls well chatted. with Fruit Trees; Creenlbouse, Gr4ery,• and •Peaohery ; in all:, trio Acres, two Roods; ten PefcileS, Freehold, and five Acres, one Rood, 35 Perches, Copyhold, in two rich old Meadows, handsomely thriberet . t ; 'the whole in' a Ring Fence, with Right of Common and Common of Pasture in Lo . w Ley ton Marsh lent on lease at rinly 1051. per annum. • - To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars. m4y.be had of the Toll-Colle&or, on Lea Bridge ; at the King's 1-teal, Lel ton ;' Chequers, Walthamstow ; Eagle, Snareshrook ; Brew ers, Wocdtoid. - - - White Hart, ! C,kaptun ; of Mr; lohn 'But terworth, ,2.5, 7 Pncling-lane ; at c;arraway's ; and of I\lr. Abbott, 2.3, Shepher'd's Market, Piccadilly. • HOUSE, CHATHAM. To be PE R E MPTO ILY SOLD by AUCTION, By Mr. ABBOTT, - - Eft Garraway's cotke- house, .Chanie-alley, Cornhill, To morrow, th e igily ins:ant, at Twelve o'Clock, without Reserve. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the - High -street, .CA. Chatham, Kent, at the Corner - of Hog.-lane; the qroun‘l upwards of 6o Feet hi front, by . 150 Feet in depth • comprising a capital substantial brick Dwelling-House, - with large Garden, Yards, and Out-buildings, part fronting the Sneer, Stabling, . • Loft, and spacioUs Malt House, with all requisite Appendages, in the occupation of Mr. Blakeston, who Will give early possession. • To be viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; of . Mr. Morson, Attorney, and at.the.Mitre, Chatham; of Mr. John Butterworth, No. ts,. Pudding-lane ; at Garrawav's ; and,of Mr. Win. Abbott, No. x 3, Shepherd's Market, - Pic cadilly. INSTANT MONEY LOANS. SOME Gentlemen of the first. Respe'aability and independent Fortunes having formed a privatoEstablish ment of National Advantage, the Nobility, Cletgy, Ladies , ] of Distindion, and other Persons poSsesSed of Incomes for Life, or otherwise, arising from Land. Rouses, Diiidends of Stocks,. Marriage Settlements, Church Preferments, or other efficient Property, may now, without being subjed, as in the ordinary casts, to exposure and delay, be accom mod.Red with Money to any amount, on Terms nearly equal to Mortgage. . . Letters ,(post-paid) addressed to COX and Co. 'Army, Agents, No. 8, Warwick-street, Charing-cross, or Personal .Applications, from Twelve till Two o'Clock, -will be at tended to. . . N.B. COmmissions in the Army bought and sold. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.- DR. lAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTII3ILIOUS PILLS. THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge net-al Preservative of Health, is become universal, trtim their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis turb the Human Frame ; such as Colds, Rhetrmatisms, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life ; and these salutary Efleds are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confinement. But though the .Analeptic ' Pills are also very 'serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated'Disorders, yet.being designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always Sufficiently active, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has used these Medicines cumbincil for many years with the happiest success in all complaintrof the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. Solt/ .only by F. Newbery and .Sons, No. 4.5, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four doors trout the*Cor ner of Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. latnes's late House in Bruton-street ; viz. the Analeptic Patti, price 4s. 6d, 14 Box, or six inone large Box, for 11. 4s. and the Antibil ious 'Pills, price 25. 9l a Box, Duty includd.—Observe that the `words " F. NewberyrNo. 4 5 , St. riturs,-.are engraved. in vim Stamps. • v A 4 WED NES DA Y, SEPTEMBER lj, 1800. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five. Thousand less Tickets thari last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All other Capital Prizes are afloat. 1 URCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital. Prizes, provided they purchase before the Drawing Commences, which will be on the' t3th of Odober next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of • TWENTY THOUSAND POUND - PRIZES, TEN 'THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POI7ND PRIZES, &c. &c. To former qteries of double the Number of Tickets. Tiventy Thou: d TiCkets only, and no other State Lottery to be drawn this Year. . SCHEME. No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. 3 - - • ‘60,00. 3 - -.- - - ro t ooo. . 3 5,000 - - 15,000 1,000 - - - 5,000 s° o - - 4 - 2.0 - - - - 100 4 0 - - 2,0m0 ,4,100 20,000 Tickets ,C 200,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale t every Lottery Office. Ticket - - 419.t6 0 Nail _ - -t, 2 o - - 2 XI 6 Quarter - . 5 2 o I Sixteenth - t. 6 o - THE GOVERNMENT STATE- LOTTERY Commences drawing t3th of next Month. . . TEN-THOUSAND POUN DS for the First-drawn Ticket; Every other Prize afloat, from 2000031. to 201. TUTS Plan places ,all who purchase before the Drawing begins on equal tet tits ; an advaniai.:e that has nOt been ofKled to the Pirblic forinany 'years past. ONLY..TW.ENTY THOUSAND TICKETS', . And the SCHEME contains 3.- Prizes of - Zzo,ooo 3 - - -•- 3 • - 5000 S loon aec. &C. &c. • No Prize le,ss, than Twenty Pounds, The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterlit•g Money.; 20,04;i01'. tor a zo,oool. Prize; and so in proportion for every other Prize. CTS and SHA RZS are on Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and. by 'their Agents. . This Day was publiAed, Price One Shilling and,Sitpene, sewed. A PLAIN . .and AFFECTIONATE ADDRESS LA, to the PARISHIONERS of Si'. MA RTIN's and ALE:SAINTS, in LEICESTER. from the. Reverend EDWARD THOMAS VA DGBAN,---A. M. their Vicar. Printed for J . Hatcliard, No. Igo, 'Piccadilly ; Deighton, Cambric* ; and Cwcike, Oxford. Of . wholli may be had, price rBs. in boards, • The Second Edition of Hosea, translated from the He brew, with Notes. To which . is now first added, a Semion on Christ's Descent, by.Sariniel Lord Bishop of St ; Asaph. THE LAST NEW NOVELS. The following superior and popular Novels have been pub lishedin ,the:present Sotison, by RICHARD VHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blacktriars ; and they may be had of • - all Booksellers, and at'all Circulating Libraries : rrHE MAID; WIFE, :ind WII)O,W. By Henry * Siddons, of the Theatre-Royal; Drury-lane, 3 vols. piice,l3s.'6d. in boards. 2. The WILD IRISH GIRL, By Miss o.,venson, 3 vols. price 13s. 6d.`.ir boards. - 3. The W INTER LOIN:PON. The Vifth Edition, ' By I. S. Surr,-3 vols. price i3s. 61, in board.:. ERDIN AND+ ITZ.O anolsw.. -By Airs. Temple#' Nols, price its, in boards. .• S. The NOVICE of ST. 1)OMINICK. By Miss Owen. son, 4 vols. price, 18S. iYt Inuits. (~ F E'CWOO I) ; or, The : New Mari of Feeling. By Win. Godwin, 3 ;mils. inie& t2s. tki. in boarls. 7.- VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By 'Henry Siddons, 3 vols. prise t34..6d. in boards. Dr. GR'ECOlt:\'s NEW CYCLOPEDP.A.. . To he.fini.lieci in Five Months. • ffiHE SEVENTH PART of Dr. GREGORY', I. NEW. DIL:TIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: iniduding all the new Discoveries and Improvements to the present time, as . published on - the First Day (4'September, price 9s, and may be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in books. • - A Part wilt cohtinue to bepuhrshed on the.-FiW Day of the ftillow ing five Months, when this valuable Work will be completed in 'Pwelve.Parts, making two large and splendid. Volumes, in quarto, illustrated by One ItuntEed and Forty Engravings, by the first Artists. ' •Thg First Volume was completed on the First of August, and may now be bad, in boards, price 21. i7s. 6J. arid all . the preceding Numbers may also be 114 at the Shop of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, price 9s. each. • Bridge-street, Sept. 4, tgo6. SUPERIOR WINES. PENCER •and PERKINS, No. 115, Newt-rate -1.." street, I reporters of Wine for upwards of forty. years, sixteen of which they have adopted.that adnairat4e Mode of meliorating it in . large Vats of 3 and .1000 Gallons contents, as is practised in Gernulny and other Places abroad; by which their Wines are so improved in flavour,- and their Cordial, Qualities retained, that they are not only delicious Liquor to the Palate, but grateful to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha bits, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stock of Old port„ Madeira, Bocella, Zic. is of i5,o0o1; value, by which they arc enabled to keep-Wine to great, ages, both in Cask and Bottle. • They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy, Pine and Jamaica Rion, and Last-India Orange Shrub, the Oldest in London treited in the same manner in"Vati,. Which, with their Wines, they sill oia the most moderate Terms, 1:6 r.Ready-Moriey. 7 Not I,ss than a;Poien sent to any part a the Town free of I ) 4;.CE SIX?' NCE. VICTUALLING-017XE, Sept. tcs, ;846. T HE COM . 1 1/11-SSIO NERSfor C;711.4.L. L I .‘" 0 . . . . • ifeilf f :STY'f, NAY}; do .6i.re6y site Notise, on Tuesday', ►he z3d instant, they will be re..7dy to receive Te,- dets, in us, tang (sealed up f, and treat for the fiwrch ire of a strong-built VESS EL, Sloop•rigg ed, for the Service of the Pitimalling Department at Chati.sant,sif about Fifty Tons register, large enough in the, floldto stow Furfy.Tons of bulky Piflualling stores ; the height whereof to be nine feet at least from the ski",, or ckling, sip to the Deck i and the ilatchtstgy . to' be nine feet long,. and six and a half briiad. The Vessel t. be so -constsmaed as 40 take the ground well and sail fast. ts. Further particulars may be known by app!ying to Mr. Alder, the ficy.taker for the Iliftualang Department at Deptford, , No regard will be h.td to any Tender in which the Mice shall not be insertedin words arlength, or that shall not be delivered so the Roard hefore One o'clock sit the said Tuesday, the 234 in stant, nor' unless the Person who makes toe Tender, or some person on hit behalf, attends, to arswer, , when c tiled Ise. KENT. To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETT on LEASE, THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, pos session of which niay be had on the- tith October, 1806 : A sub•Statttial roomy well-built Brick MESSUAG E, called Sionebridgc-Greenjlouse, situate at Egerton, in the County of Kent (well calculated fur a person desirous of jiving retired, in a healthy Country,. abOunding With Game), on the right of the Turnpike - Road leading from Maidstone to Ashford, distant front the tormer 13, from the latter 6 Miles; with Court, Garden, good Stabling, and all other necessary 9ut-buildingS, and 26 A. t R. - 14V: of Land, which consists principally"ofllop-groUndS and Meadows, and each. of the .very ,first quality: Also a Valuable FARM, brought into the best state of Cultivation by the Proprietor. "called Chegworth , Court, in the Parish of . Ulcomb, afthedistance of half a Mile from the Turnpike Woad leading frost Maidstone to Ashford, and front the former plaCe sik Miles;' Consisting of a strong-built FarM Douse, •ida. very pleasant situation; two good. Barns, a large and convenient Oasthottle and Granary,,withS!tables, and other suitable O ut-bulldings, .together with rio A. 3 K. 23 P. of exceeding good Hop, Meadow, 'Arable, and Wood- Land. • Also a. FARM, used With .the above, containing 45 A • whereof 40 Acres are Meadow and Saintfoine, and the re mainder Woodlalid. • N. B. Thereis.rlenty of came on the Premises, whicl4 are in complete repair, and in a healthy situation. - A LSO TO BE - LEVI' (and entered on' immediately if ,desired), a comtbrtable Residence, called WHITEHOUSE, with a large (;arden„wailed inn; a Airy healthy sifuation, close to Coxhecth (an extensive turf), in the PariSh of Boughton Monclfelsea, fdur Miles from 'Maidstone . ; contain ing two good •ParlourS, tour good Bed-moths (beskleS vants'), with a convenient Kit Chen, and Wash and Brew, house, and other Offices ; and, 'if required, an Orchard MeldoW will be lett with it. - Enquire of Messrs. Burr and Pope, Solicitors, Maidstone (if by letter,.:RoWpalcl). , • 1 'IC T AL L. 11V G-01.1. ICE, Sept. 'c. :.S 6. • THE commi - ssioNERS fur VICTUALLING Ws ItLlyrisTY'J ‘1:: bevel?). give Nf.dce, ft-at on Wednesday the 24(1) Put. they will be ready to rerfive ren, ders,i;rwriiii:g (sealed up), and treat far . Right Qe.n-.. tersof Pale, rind Two Hundred C.:viers of Close-dried, AMLER MALT ;td be delivered in a jOrtiPight, treek4 py , portio s, into His Majesty's rauallThg , Sto es at Deprford ; and jro Four Hundred Quarters of Pale, and O.:e Hundred @arts', s Clore.sh . led, AMBER MALT to be diiveied in a f.rtnig/;!,. by weekly proprtions, into Hit ranalling Staffs at Dover; the whole to be paid for by Bills,)Vable, with in:vest, .67nety days after date. ' The Conditions oft be CO7lif4al in 4 rbe teem at the Steretet ! y's O j Oe. - • 'l.7o . regord will he bad to any Tender is whicb the Pviee skill not be inserted in words,,ht length, or that no! be 'divert./ to the Board before One o'clock on the said Wednesday, the 24th init. nor tinless the Person who ntakes the Tender, or scare Tersun on his behalf, attends, to answer, when cated for. VICTUAr-LING-OFFICE, Sept. t 6, 18c6,, -HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING -a- His ;11/IYESTY's N/liii" d hereby give Noire, That on Thurshy, the,. 7.5 th brit. tit& gtvhl 6e rrady lir receive Tenders ire ^writing rse 1 ttP),. for as snat7:l: 11(1p the Careases 'of ewe'. ich ;r7t to tweikh lest than 2 pounds each, i ?deeded for Pot), jSeafor , Store, at !fie respeaive Dealers therein may think pro pr, 19 offer, to be killed in His Majesty's liiocivalliv Premises at Deptltt - d; between the 13th of OtT.ber next the 3itt of Alarchiollowng„ the first delivery whereof to 44,ke plat-eon Mon. day, the said t3th ?I" Oaol,er next, aa the subsevecnt Deliveries to be continued twice in each such iegttlat ptoritions that she what shall he cw4p:eted by the 3 lot Match 46e.fre— mentioned ; to 6: pain for by Bill:, payaile,ovith Into eat, ninety day: after date. •• Ny -pr of II afa less slumber than will pratece Fifty To: ic'cu,.lll' be wielded to. The Conditions of the Contraß may, be seen at the Secletaty's Offi're. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall trol_ 6e inserted in words at length, or that :hall t_be. delivereato the Board before One o'clock on : the said Thursday, • the ,25th . instant, nor unless tl , e Person . .irlyc; makei the Tenclet,' or some Person on his behalf, attends, 1 , ,a.-qver,.. when called for, OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aept. to, iSo6 . . • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA `ES tri ORDNANCE do hereby give ,Naice, That Prcposalr will be received at their Office, in St. Ma• gat et.stt eet, ' Writminster; on or before Wednesday the tith Day 0896(p- new, fr;nt such Persons' as mgybe wilting to undeyake the Pp:4ll4;On of CLOTHING: fin- the several Corps un per the direaion of the Ordnance, Patterns of v. hich may be viewed up.n appl.cation at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Ti we', n.vh;•!'e further particulars may.6e known ,-. and al,o' at the Serrstaiyit o,cr, in Margaret.rt7 . eet aforesaid, any day between the hour, of Ten and fair o'Clock. The Proposals to be delivered at t)e Secretag's Offce, sealci rip . and marked on the ourside," Tender for Clothing ;" but tea Proposal can be admitted after the said fills day of Otlober. It is further expelled the Person whose Proporah may if accepted shall enter into sufficient secar4, upon executing his Cereraa, for the due performance thereof. By Ordo- of the Board, R. H. CIZ R fr, Step-ann.. NO. 29, AtWith:l:Street, Sept. 6. FOR Thirteen Years I have relinquished all other Pradice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaisits, the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a destructive 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 extent of my experience in tiis peculiar line, constitute my-claim to that superiority ,which cannot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable general . Pracittionerl whose mind is harasSed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaintS . of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the.world I have been cnusulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfed comprenen. 'sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion ofan unguarded ino-- ntent, , and if such Cases of distressful disivranKeinent exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Practice far the Treat ment of these, and concentrating his attention` and studies to this particular point ? In recent Cases of Infe&ion, ktli Pain, Danger„' and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness, much 'future misery nay be prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. ' Thrmt4ll inconsiderate, negleEt the slightest eas:zs become imOortant, But it is the acquirement JI exclusive eir•ierien..:e in thisliiie•to .give a safe and permanent resturation, even when other . l'raditioneTs have failed. • The terms Of remitheratinn are proLisely statal on t liejirst interview, but no.letters - are answered UllieSS a Bank Note is inclosed. . • MARTIN 'WEE, • Member of the Royal Coilege of Surgeons in London. Na. 29, Arundel -street, Strand, near Temple-bar.. ' Tisete is an additional entrance in. Water street, adjoining.