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Order of the Board, WARNER PHI PPS,‘,Seretary. ** A large Commissiou alto werl on Life Insurance ; - and no charge made for P o li c i es i n , any case, „ 7 . IMPERIAL INSURANCE- COMPANY;,. THE Public art respeat.uily rttliiisied,. that lie _ ceipts for cuticles- falling due:at.M.i4sumitte.l)ext; are ready at their Offices.in I,"arid Si. I arnes'S street, and als'o - in thejiandS of th6 . i.Agents in the principal Cities and Towns. This Office grants 'Policies ler shed- • r,?!; ‘;'.„ era 71/i , w s Dist.t.urit vu a,i i'rerniums and Duty paid for more than One Year. The Terms of the Office will be fOund in all cases as mo_ derate as those of any similar Institution, and liberality and promptitude will be - found in the adjustment and oyinent of Losses. Farming Stock is insured generally at as. fid. per Cent% and Losses cased by Lightning are by this Company twide good. • • JOHN DAY,. Sec. 'NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . " • WHEREAS,THOMAS BANNING, 0 f in the County of Gloucester, Taylor and DraPer, bath, by a Deed, dated the 31st day, of January last, assigned all his Stock in Trade and , Elfethunto Mr. JOSEPH FOR TY and Mr. THOMAS CLI F FORD, of Stow, aforesaidi. in trust to be sold, and to divide the produce amongst the' several Creditors of the said Thomas Baiining who shall ?c'.. cede to . and execute , . the said Deed within Five -Kalender Months from the date thereof,- in proportion to the several Debts to them respectively owing, and in discharge thereof: Therefore Notice is hereby' given, that the said Deed of 'As signment is with the said Trustees for the execution of such of the Creditors of the said T. Banning as may within the time above specified agree to take the benefit thereof; and auchal them as do not within that time so agree will be ex.' eluded the advantage arising from the said Assignment. Stow, June ig, JOSEPH FORTY, 1806. - ? Trustees THOMAS CLIFORD. • EDUCATION. 'THE Rev. HENRY THOMSON, A. M: Pep,- rith, Cumberland, receives into his House a few YOUNG GENTLEMEN for Board and EduCation. Terms for Board, Lodging, and Washing, Forty Guineas per an- - Instruaion in the Greek and Latin Classics, English Grammar, Geography, and History, Four Guineas per an. rum ; Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. to he paid for extra. French and Italian taught by a Native of ranee. For Mr. Thomson's Charader acid Abilities, refere nce willbe given to the Rev. Alexander Waugh, A. M. Salisbury. place, New Road, Marybone, London ; the Rev. Sir Henry IvloncriefrWellwocd, Bart. ; and to. Professor Dugald Stew art. of the University, Edinburgh. A CAUTION TO FAMI T" great Reputatio n w hi c h, M r . BURGE SS has gaipettby the superior Excellence aids ESS ENC E .ef - X.NC HO V FES for FISH SAUCE, ,has induced many rerSbifs - TO - give the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. 0 lIN BURGESS and SON think it a dirty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People ravel thd Erill'ilre.'elleting . Shopketpers, &c. an ex *rit -.lafge profit to vend Om spurious kind : they are parti cularly requested to ask for Butt cES s's, and to observe none is genuine but what haVe these words upon the Label— " John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essedte of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London,' f. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE: `HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-, gI ture, Matfrasses, and Bedding complete, are very resped iully reccnnmendedtu Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, o n i m p rove d p r i nc i p l es; - Sea Cots, SOla Beds, acid Chairs, for on Board Ship t Musquitto .Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East Suitt West - Indies, and all :Foreign Climates, at :MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Wartßooms,' . Nos. 16. and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and 'Sand ers ' s New-invented Imperial Dining ables, 'allawed to be tin; most complete, and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are,very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N.,8. '!'he Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse. • SEA BATHING : A MARINE VILLA TO BE: SOLD, Or LETT for the Season, A Capital New-built FAMILY RESIDENCE, • with double Coach-house, and Stabling Cor eight .Horses, large-excellent walled Garden, and numerous Offices, a Paddock round the House of more than five Acres, with a .gentle slope down to the Sea Beach from the Mansion,. - ivhich .stands oil an eminence two hunched yarda from - the Sea, Ivhere there - is the best Bathing And Rides on the Sands any where on the South Coast ; situated at Little/Hampton, in the C6unty of Sussex, 59 f'diles from London. " Particulars, s and th e d escr ip t i on o f t h e place, .Tray be had on application to Mr. Reeder„„ Upholder, No. 3,92,. Oxford. -street. • • MONEY. IVOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are, re speacully informedAhey may ,he - supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free- Copyhold, Leasehold - Land or HouSes, Money in the hinds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergy melts' 'Livings, or anv other. Proptrty ; Persons of respe(tlatii lity may be .supplied on their personal Security only. tiemcn will find eiiery'libial accommodation without Application from - . Twelve till. Two, or Letters (post paid) ddresscd to Messrs. Wills and Co. Nu. to, Pouth.street, 13erkeley•square.. SUPERIOR WINES. . . CPENCER . and PERKINS, No:i 15, Nenate , street, importers of Wine for upwards -of forty years,' sixteen or whiut they have adopted that admirable Mode of sneliora;ing it , in large 'Vats of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents, as is-practised in Germany and other P laces abroad ; by which their Wines are so Unproved in FlaVour, and their Cordial Qualities retained, that theyare not only a 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, Bucella, Vic. is of ts,oool. value, by which they are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, both in Cask and Bottle. They also keep a largo Stocit of Cogniac Brandy, Fine and Jamaica Rum, and Last-India Orange Shrub, the oldest in London treated in the . same R - lanneritiVats,.whi,A ) , with their Wines, they. sell on the most moderate Terms, for Ready-money. _ _ Nut less than a Dozen_sent to any part of the Town free of Expence". SALES OF ESTATES. CAPITACTOWN RESIDENCE, LINCOLN's-INN . ,FI E.LDS. • tO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Messrs.. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr Smith), At Gatraway's Coffee-house, Corn- ' hill, on Friday, the flat [lily inst. at -Thelve, (By Order of the Assignees of Mr. R.\Bent, Merchant) -A-Most Desirable an d =V a l ua bl e : FREEHO LD . • ESTATE ; comprising a sp.aCious 'excellent Family House, in complete order, and substantial repair, conveni ently situate for a Merchant .or Professional Gentleman, No: 46, Portugal -I - o'w, Lincoln's Inn Fields, .The House fbontains numerous Bedchamber's, spacious elegant Dining, bra wing,' and MorningiZooms, Library, Gentleman's Dress ing-room, complete tfics,' and excellent Cellaring tor va rious Wines, Ale, and_ Beer ; cheerful Garden, ,Ice-hpuse, Double. Coach-house, pdStabl ng for Six Horses ;, 1,4 i, and Servants' Rborns, Counting-house, awhed Wine Vault, iicc. opt.iii.rik, into EOrtu6l- street. Irr t I ort tine aftertheAttli Will he Sold by -AUL - 11On; on tlwPieM!st's';:Afl the choice and - valuable Stock Of Wines, s:veral . Pipes of Madeira and Port, ifOrgyzulyi Champaigne, Claret, &c. together with the elegant Furru tt:,e, .4 1 1.ne, Cthriages, horse,, Books, and numerous Efteas.. • • Tp be vieWea_at any time previous to the Sale, with Tic: kets only ; whith, with Particulars, may be had of Messrs.. , Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Old Broad-street. Particulars also of Messrs. Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge- street, Blacktriars ; and at Qarraway's. 1 ELEGANT MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, M • NEN, BOOKS; CHINA, GLASS., CARRIAGES, &c. LINCOLN's ,INN . FIELDS. • H TO 'SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mesk - s. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • • • (Successors to Mr. SMITH), On the Premises, No. 46; Pei - tug-al-row, • Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Wedri e sd,,y, J u ly t 6, and Twoo 9 following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the. Assignees of Mr-- Ro bert Bent, Merchant, HE Genuitie HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, • about 803 Ounces of Plate; a 'fashionable - town-built Carriage, and Ell'etts ; comprising -Mahogany Bedsteads, , With rich Chintz Furnitures, prime Goose Beds and Bedding,' Mahogany and Eapanned Chairs ; capital Set of Dining Tables, Wardrobes, Drawers, a Library Tahle, Tutkey, Wil ton, and grussels Carpets, Pier, awl- Chimney Glasses of large dimensions, a-Suite of Drawing -room . Furniture com plete, with lapanned and Gold Chairs, Curtains to matc,lr, and Sofa Tables, elegant Assortment of thin'a and Glass, Plated Articles, Copper, Pewter, and numerous A rticles. The choice Stock . of "Wines. will be sold on Thursday the 17th. , May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Cata logues had on the Premises ; of Messrs L e i g h an d M ason, Solicitors, New Bridge street, Blackfriars; and of Messrs. Hoggair and Phillips, 6z, Brpadtstreet, Ho) al Exchange. A VALUABLE and CHOICE s - rocK of GENUfNE WINES, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS. TO BE .S 0 l. D BY AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • —. ( , sticcessors to Mr. SMITH), On the Premiss, -No. 4(), Port*al- row, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Thursday, 'Lily r 7, at Eleven, by -Order , of the Assignees of Mr. Robe rt B ent , M erc h ant, AVery Choice STOCK of WINES, consisting of 255 Dozen of prime Old - Port, 220 Dozen of parti cular East India Madeira, 58 Dozen of Claret, Dozen of Red'od White cbampape, t 8 Dozen of and a b jut 9 Dozen of Burgundy. The above Stodc of Wi nes are particularly recommended to the Public-, and of the finest qualities, imported by Mr. Bent, and will be sold without any reserve. To be tasted, and Catalogues had, one day previous to the Sale, on the Premises; Morland's Coffee-house, Dean-street, Soho; Bedford Coftee-house "Covent-Garden ; . Messr s . Leigh and Mason, Solicitors, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars; anti• Messrs..- Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Isroad-street, near the Royal Exchange. MANOR, A DVOWSON, and ESTATE, . . MONMOUTHSHIRE.' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB; In Lots; at Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, on Mon _ day the zifth of July, tBo6, at Twelve o'Clock (unless pre_ vio,usly disposed' of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will begiven), A.VERY Valuable a n d 4mproveable FREE-. HOLD MANOR, with the Advowson of the Parish, and upwards of 870 Acres' ofexcellent Arable, Meadow, Pas ture, and Wood Laud (the Land-Tax of which has been re- . deemed),` divided into Five Farms,. with commodious Build ings,• lett to respectable Tenants at very low Rents, and ca pable of great -Impro vement. Th e S i tuation ' is dry and healthy, and , cointnands extensive and beaurifut Prospetts over the surrounding Country. Situate near the Town of Abergavenoii, t t Miles from Monmouth, So from Hereford, and within lour of the Brecon Canal. Printed Particulars may be had at Garraway's ; at the An gel' lien, Abergavenny • 9 Sun, t!sk' ; Be au f ort A rms, Mon mouth ; Golden LiOn, ; Bre c on and ot' Mr. Tanner, Hamp ton Court Park, Hereford • 'of Alr. Squibb, Saville -row; the Office of Mr. Setpn , George -street, Adelphi ; and of Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall Mall; London, where Plans of'the istate may be seen, and who is empowered to treat fur it by Private Contra Ct. .TO BESOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN DAY, • On Wednesday, the 23d Day of uly.inst: between the Hours of Five and Seven o'Cloelt in the Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Newport Pagnell, i n t h e C ounty ot Bucks, AFREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 'at Sherting ' ton . ; in the said County of Bucks, consisting ot Cottage, or, Tenement, and Bakehouseovith a small Close of Pasture=giound adjoining, containing t A. 4 P. . Also, two other Closes Of Pasture-ground lying in IVater lane, adjoining to each - other, and containing 2A. i 6 I'. The above Premises.are Lett to John Scaldwell at.the -year ly Rent of;r3l. 2s. 6d. and .are subject to a Land-tax of t6s. rod. per annum, and to an annual payment of 21. los. for Preaching a Sermon on the 27th day of March, yearly. For further Particulars.aPPlY to .Mr, Hurst, of Newport Pagnell, afore Said. , - E GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July, 1506, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, ' THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPIIA, -alias ES IR EL LA ; square stern, about 160 tons mea surement, nearly new, remarkably strong but lt,has two. flush Decks, well found in Stores, and would make an excellent Packet, or suitablefor any Trade where dispatch is requirecl, being a very fast sailer ; re gu l ar l y con d emned as Prize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, .Esq.. Captain. After which will be sold her Cargo, viz. , ' For Exportation. 440 Bags Sugar. S 4 Ditto Cocoa. • For Home Consumption. 93 'Bales SarSapatilla. 20 Ditto ralap. • Serons Cochineal. 4. Bags A llspice. 500 Hides in the Hair. 250. Pieces of Hides. lc Tons Logwood. To _be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before the Sale, and Catalogues and inventories had by applying to MessrS. Peyton and Grentell, Awnts',.Castle Ilaynard, London ; or MATTFIIAS MARCEI, or? joint WILLIAM TURNER, 5 Brokers. - Gosport, (ruse 26, 4596. NEW MtIS 4 IC. Published by C L-E M and_ Co. i 6, Cheapside. VOCAL, I rIATCH HIM WHO CAN. A▪ Musical Farce, in Two Ass, now perkitiTiing at the Theatr4 HayMarket,eomposed by Mr. Hook, Bs.' • • Vauxhall Songs, by Mr: Hook.`: The . Weeping Maid of G Lisgow, sung by,Miss Robley, is. Canna manna marry, yet, sung by / Miss ItO . I)loy, Love and . Loyalty, sung by Mr. Dignum,..ts, I.TlL‘lieve me I not tell who, sung bysMrs. Frahklin : , is. Young" Jamie of Dunfermline, sting by - Mrs. Bland, - • r i, yo . 63oiiii.; Tur tles, sung by . Mr..Gibboli,ls.' Brown Bess, sungby bon, is. 'rip not ready, sung by Mrs. Franklin, is. Pretty ,. Anne of _Windsor, sung by Mr. Gibbon, is. For a %yile, sung by Mr. Dignum, TS. Oh ! wander no more from nit my Love !.sting.by Mrs. Bland, is 6.11. Piano Foile Music. Cramer's Fourth Grand Concerto, Op .'32; Sonatas, Op 37, Ss. 6d. Grwil; Three , qp. 15, Is , . Concerto,'Op. 34, Bs. ..Dittn,, Op. 3 , 3 t. 85:, Ditto'c Ditto, Op. 19 , B s. • - ' • , •. •. N B. . 4 : I i.t lie above. Tvi usFe may*, li'atlogqtkin2::;i4 and flat; Waretiouse, Old w. pti...itsii t. eu, price 3s. , DIr~MOND CUT _DIAMONDS or. Observa . tions.. on a Pamphlet, entitled " A .Revietv of tiiL: Coodud of His Royal,Highilese the PRINCE of WALt S." And comprising a "Free 'and Impartial View Mr, I E-F -FE YS, as a,:fradesmaii, Politician, and Courtiei, during a period of 2o yeirs. 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In which is i:omprised, An Analysis of , M anures , shewiN the Chemical Contents, and.the proper application of them to Soils - and Plants of all Descriptions. -A Iso,:An• Essay on.Timher, exhibiting a view of the increasing Scarcity of that important Article; with Hints on the means of counteracting it—together with a va riety of Miscellaneous SubjeCts . , peculiarly adapted to the ?resent State of the Internal* Econothy of the Kingdom. By lAMES MALCOLM. * • Illustrated by Plates, and a Map of Surrey, coloured, so as to point out the Variations of Sdils in the different Districts. London . : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin,. New Bridge street. . . On the ist instant was published, in Royal (Mayo, • Price los. bedieated; by permission, to tha Right Hon. Lord Erskine, HE PRINCIPLESand LAW of TITHING,T adapted not only to the lnstrudion and Confenience of the Professors of the Law, but of all Persons interested in Tithes ; and illustratethby - References to the, most leading and recent Tithe Cases. 'By F RANCIS PLOWD E N, Esq. Barrister. Melius'est jus deticiens'quam jus incerrurn. London : Printed for C. aid R. Baldwin, New Bridge street. " The . Work is divided into three Books. The Ist Book treats-of the "hature‘ot Civil Establiihments of Religicipt,and of Tithes and other . Ecclesiastical Revenues, and considers them historically. The 2(1 Books,sets forth What Persons, Clerical and Lay, are entitled t? Tithes in England what Tithes are payable by Common Law and by Custom ; ho'w Tithes are afri.cted by 'Statute Law ; and the Nature and Ground's of Prescriptive Rights, Exemptions, and Moduscs. And the 3d Book contains the various Modes of pursuing and defending Tithe Causes of every' denomination, in the Spi ritual Courts, Courts of Equity, and of di.: Common Law. The Work - closes with a copious A ppn r idix of 4ets'an4 Pre cedents, and a fUll Alphabekal 111(14., .eID MIR ALTY-0 FFIcE; June fO, 18 0 6. • IVPTICE Zs hereby given, That a Session of Oyer ' and TiTminer: a.rid Gael Delivery, for the TI la( y9c,;cer committed on the Mgt, Srar, within the yllriaißion of the 4.1- miralty.of England, will be held at :justice Hall, ir. the Old Bai ley, &in don, on Friday the iith Eigl.rtr,Cicek in the ILlorning, . • WlL4l4lif MARST,EN: • ''ICTUALLING-OFFICE, ‘, Tune r o t iSc.6. MITE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU4LLLA7C m4.yEs fri,,N,ll/Y • ei) hereby give No•ice; flat onTuesday_the 2d.of . Seinember next they will be ready to receive renderr; in w, icing ilp); and .treat for the sitpt6ing of what -FRESH BEEF, SEA PR.OVisiONTs . Shall be dcnitn.led:f. t r the LIJe if His . ilfajesty's evid Pe.s.tels at Lisbon, f,l - the sfrace of TFITet - ve ,Innths certain, and lurthtr until Six .I.l; , etAc: warizing,r64oL4ll.-v ed , ; i) bepaid for by .13111 s, tDrahle,' with 1 , terk144'.(?4,5;.`d, , ..yr after dat e . The Conditions - if the (Intra,'7l'nx.ry be seen ,at the Sec, eterLy i i Office; at this - Offxce-; or by applying to Ills Britanuic MajesLy's Consul, at Lisbon. ' No regard will be had to.aly Tender, in which the Price shall not be inseded,in words at length;.oe that shalt not be delivered to the Thard before o'clock on the said Tuesday, the za' or ...,..,;'tember next, nor . .unless the Perion vibc maker the l'ende,, ur some Firssofrt on his behalf, atiendi, t.amtver, 71421, - en Ca /led for. PICTUALLIIVG-01 • . ..7//{y 2, 1306. ffirrE CO.XIMISSIONE.RSjiir. VIC'TtiT)ILLI_VG ilr.4yfsT}".r NAP Y dokereby give Nair e,That on Frid!). jhe-1111.1 111.11: they will Be ready to rereiv e " (e4er, writing. fre.zlea ), a':d treat 1 - or One Hundred-and 4ixty. rhou. sandGalion.t i of 11/";',Sl' 11V1)1.-1 RUM,' and ff,r sand Gallons 'FOBBIGN BRANDY, to be delivered in, Sir Weeks (one half in Three 11 - ekt, and the renraind,r in Tbre,e lizeeks iffterwards) into His Majeity's gStores at Deptford aril P?pilfulb, in use following pr,pertioni,••viz. RUM. B,ANDY. Gallons , Galioc,s. 80,000 o,oeo . 40 0c,3 DEPTFORD PLOUT f 60,000 Bo,oclo ofti he 'paid for payable, zit/terest, ninety dgys ter da le te. No Tender fora less Quantity than Ten Th,usand 10zs will he thimitted.' The Condition s of the Contrat7s may be seen a t the Seceetwy's, Office. - .No-regard will be herd to any Tender in which the Price 'ball not be inserted in words at length, *r that shall nut he - 14ivered to the Board befere One 0'C.75-ck cu e the said Fiday the tub inst. nor unless the Person who _makes the Tender, in• some Per_ son on his &hill; attends, to onswer, when called far: _ , OFFICE OF ORDN/IArG'E, jun( 17, rSO6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS AU yESTry CRON/INCE do hereby give Mak e , Th at Proposals will be received at their (Vice, in At. Margart i t-street. Westminster, on before Tuesdqy the• Eighth Day of 3`.4 , nexii froM such Pers\sns as may be willing tv undertake the supply UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES pr service of this Depart.. men: to be delivered at the Tower, or as,may be ;'e. quired. 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