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NUMBER 4351.] • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WA I.y.S. MITTS PRE,SENT EVENING,' Aug. 25, will be a GRAND CALAitrid BRILLIANT kIRE_WORKS. admission Three.Shi'lings. ARMY. . . ANY LIEUTENANT of DRAGOONS desirotis of pukhasing a TR OOP ina Light Dragoon Regiment stationed in . England, is requested to math:) , by Letter (post paid) to Captain 0. at Mr: Place's, Army Clothier, Charing_ dross: Any CORNET desirous of purchasing a LI E UTEN AN 'V- C , " in a Light Dvagoon Regiment in England. may address as above. . MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-dawn Ticket enr4led to TE N" THOII S A N 0 ND S ; MI other f'apital-Priz,i are atio.t. PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES w ill. have the ~,),,,.. i unity of o. , taining all the Capital P rizes, provided they i ii.- iiase befoit. the Drawing commences, which will he on t•ie 13th of .thaober. next. The Scheme contains eq iial. Aovantages of TWENTY THOUSAND ,POUND PRIZES, . • TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,. FIVE THOUSAND POUND . PRIZES, Sic. &c. ' To fr , fmer Lotterle, of double the Number of Tickets. • Twenty Thqusarj Ticket; only, and no °the': State LOtteiy to be drawn this Year. ..' SCHEME. blo: of Prizes. V a l u e o f each. • "Total Value. 3 ' ,Czc i ooo ... ..- .. .. £6o,oort ' 3 - 3 . 5,000 . .. - -.- 15,,000 . S . 1 000 - . - - - 5,0c0 soo - - - - - 4, 'co 2o - - - - - - - ioo - • 4 0 4,100 - 20 - . - - • 132,c00, 20,000 Tickets Zaoo,ooo Tickets and Sliares are on Sale at every Lottery Othce. Ticket - is 0 Half --io 2 o . Ei. 2it 6 Quarter - s 1 2 . o Sixteenth - i 6 o LESS TICK tyrs AND MORE PRIZES. 4, CORN it 9, Cl-LA i<ING-CROSS, LONDON. rri BISH rt-spe&fully acquaints th e P u bli c , that . the present LOTTERY contains the fewest Tickets eiVelik.iown in a Lottery, and the rrioseCapital Prizes. The last yo,oool. Prize, the laSt 20,0001. flank, and the last to,o-001. Prize, e ver shared, were all s•ild at the above Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and C;,:inces, ale selling in great variety, and where all outstanding Prizes are paying in ,full,, without any deduaion. Cc'' Persons in the Country may he supplied, by . sending their Orders, Post or Carriage paid, acccial,;:nied with good Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post- 0 ffic,. Al: rs. • he Lottery begins the s 3th of .' • ' — HE IRISH 'LANEY -COMPANY hie con _l. signed by the late Ships from Belfast_ to then Agent, •atr, O'BRIEN, the greatest part of their Summer Bleach, which are superor in eolourta those finished in Winter. Families and I ildividtials supplied ith si:tAle Pieces. Each . Piece contains About 'a; yards; , is warranted' td" be of the best fabric. and bleacheelon the grass, and the money returned if a fault Appears. The Prices comfit-tree at aid per - yard, and use id number proglessiwly up to. ics: per yard. - Or Orders, by .pbst or otherwise, executed with punc. tuality. . . 7 - . : No Article sold but I RISII LINEN, .and not less than a Piece.—Cash fog Bank of Ireland Notes : - No. 4, Bloomsbury re„ near Southattipton-street, leading to Holborn.- C HAP E 13 . 1- - SiViA rru Cli C-H O'l2G A NTS.. BRODERIP and'. WILKINSON ileg' 1:43 ififormi , the Nobility and Gentry..that they ye just finished a remarkably handsome one, with a_Gothic.f ront - , for a small Church in the - Country. The oirgati is made . to \Villa at the back, by which means the.l'erson por-qc posed to the audience, and tr , ..?,rn not :.eing very large, may be oc casionally moved iota a priyafr hCtuse. i Any Lathes or •Gentlemen to su . c . it, are requested to'call at theirWaretoti`e. .'No . .! 1 3 betSfeeh : Friday the 2,4 t, and Wednesday the 27th, as after that it must. be vickerl tp to ro info ISe-country • ' • - :AAR A-1 , 11) i4A V Y*.:Q"', • rirHE PATENT CAMP . BEDSTEADS, Furni-7 1.. tiireo , lattrasses, and tieddik coriviete, are very res pee tan y recmhrnended to Gentle rnen, as being tI le most p orta b 1 e and superior any others made...in Lonchn ;. Marquees, Teriti, tables- and Chaics, on irtilir..rid 'principles; Sea Cots,- - Solaßeds., and ,Chairs, tor.on.l3Oard Ship; Nlusquittu . Nei 'Furniture, and. Patent lirass-se few ;'edsteads, tor Last and West and F4reign.Claftiares.• at .. • .MORG an..l SANDI".N.S.'s Patent Etedstaad IV-anutaetnry and . I","artAtdoms, • • - . Nos. 16 and.-17, Catheri: , e-stieet, Morgan and Sanders's • New-iiiveiti2d imperial Pining ables, allowed to be thesmost carnplete and .I...legant set .ot Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten inches diet). • , , N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair.Bcd Ware house. The T only Repository hi the - Ei 'fish Empire where Comfort, Ease, Durability .; Pleasantness, Economy, Utility, and. a Saving of On e G u i nea i n Th ree , are C6rnbined, in the init . - chase of CO L LYEIC s SI LK STOCKING - 5: ?kith:COT TON FEE L', No. :46, Fleet street... • AMost Rich, Valuable, a n d . tletant . at the following prices Ladies' and Gentlemeu's stout and fine black, white, and coloured Chia a Silk, fr o m r . 6d. or three pair for a uinea, to superfine wia the most fashionable clocks, tos. 6d. N. B. To such of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry' who have not made trial of their distinguished and invaluable ex cellencies, it may be proper more precisely:to state, .they 'are far more comfortable, soft, 'and pleasant, intinitely'ruore,Att table, and-though every way equal, in richness, elegance, and quality, are not more than two-thirds of the price of, those with silk feet. • • - . DEVON. VALUABLE RLC:CORY, PARSONAGE HOUSE, and FIFTY-F.IVE ACRES TO BE SOLD rY AUCTION, By PETER' CORE,' r • At Garraway's. on'Tuesday the 26th of August, - at Twelve, I - THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VA GU ABLE RECTORY of BI Dr-FORD, ,producing a present Income of 5671. perAnnurn„ at a yeaily COMpOsition in lieu of Tythes, taken, at the very moderate Rent. of zs, in the Pound, including the Rent of the Glebe and Surplice Tees, but is .presumed the , Re4tory is highly improvable ; the present Incumbent is aged .76. - The Parsonage, is beauti fully situate, .with Lawn, Gardens, and Plantations • Coin mantis extensive Views of the. River Torridge and neighbour ing Country ; contains a Drawing-room, Dining-parlour, and, Study, ,tight.Bedcharpbers, convenient Offices Of every scriptiOn, Coach-house, and two Stables. The Glebe con sists of Fifty-five Acres 'of rich Arableand Pastur'e7L?nd.'-- Bideford is a pleasant Sea Port and good Market Town, aTew distant...from Barnstaple and Torrington, the Neigh bourhood genteel and social, . the Roads good, - a.td the Coun try singularly pleasant. The _present Ree.lor, the ReVerend Richard Keats, ,on apvlication, will show she. Parsonage and Glebe.' •-• • - Particulars may b.: h td oife month inceeding the Sale„.,at the Po i ,c's Read, h ;‘, the o:den Li rji - stql e • the Nev% Lund ; .oi Ir. I'. Cux; No. 33, - l'hro6incrtvn-street ; and si; l Eioyd's . Ua.,.4U4.1 fit way's. s i i ..• \x o'l .; This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, with several Engravings, Price at. as. in ! , oards, H,TRONOI.III4. ; - or, .4 Treatiie on Rhetorical' Delivery ; comprehending litany Precepts, both an cieut and modern, for the propel Regulation of the voice, the Countenance, and gesture. 'together with an Investi gatiotk of the E le; t ients of Gesture, and a new Method for the' Notation thereof. Illustrated by many Figures. • • By the Rev, GILBERT AU-S A.M. • Printed for 'l'. Cadell and; W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, Handsomely -printed in Quarto, with a Portrait of Dotor Warton, from an original -Pieture, a Sketch of his Monu -ment- in Winchester Cathedral, and a Fac-simile - of his Hand-writing, price rt. 75. in boards, BDGEAPHICAL MEMOIRS of the T a t e R ev . JOSEPH W:\ RN() N, D. D. Miister of St. Mary IVinton College, Prebendary ot Winchester Cathedral, and ReCtor of tht l drishes ot wizkharn and Uphani, Hants To whicliare added, a Seledtica 'trot' his Works; and a Lite rary Correspondence between eminent Persons, reserved by him for public;:tion. • By the Rev. JOHN WOOLL, A. M. Late Fellow of New College, Oxford, Redlor of Blackford, ' Somerset, and Master of the Free Gralainar School of 1%1 idl. upt, Sussex. Printed for 'l'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ' Of whoni may also be had a new Edition, lately published, of Dr. Warton's Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 2 Bvo. prtge.t 6s. in boards, or on Royal Paper, price 11. 45.. in board's. This 'Moyr* was published, price 4s. A L - SUPPLEM ENl' to: the DISSERTATION' on the rz6o YEARS : containing a full Reply to the Objedions and Misrepresentation's of the Rev. v.. W. Whit aker; some Remarks on terrain parts of the .Author's own Dissertation; and A View of the present posture of Affaits as connected with Prophecy. .By the Rev. G. S. FABER, B. D. Vicar of Stock an-upon-Tees. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold by 1. Hatch4rd, No. 00, Piccadilly. Oflwhoni may be had, by:the.same Author, • A Dissertation on the Plopleciess_that have been fulfilled, are fit) W fulfilling, or will hereafter be fultilled, relative to the great period 0t.1260 Years ; xite Papal and Mohammedan A o , )st.isies, the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or tue Infi del Power, and the ReAoration of the lews. In a vois. Bvo. price, in Wads, Os. This Day Was pedislieti, I . vol. livo. price, in boards, - Bs._ the Second Fdition or EliM Q N S on VARIOUS - SUBJECTS. By the Rev. LGARDINER, j). D. Minister (4 -the ()anon Chap!, Bath. Foi an account of these crams, se; the Orthodox Church•natt's Magazine for january, f'ritical Review for February, Grit,sa Critic fut May, Monthly Review for Odo. bet, andChtiatian Obset vet tor Ocittnber, Itio; Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 'No. 6z, St. Paul's Choi - di-yard; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Pates noster r.,w; and 1. Lachacd, Piccadilly. Day was published, Elegantly punted in Quarto, and .illustrated with Twenty • Engravings, coloured after original 'Drawings by Mr. Alex ander and Mr. Daniell, and a Map, price 31. 13s. 6d. in boards, - ikVOYAGE to COCHIN-CHINA, in the Year s. 179", and 1,703 : containing.a general V iew-ot the valu able . Productions and the political Importance of this lion— 'filling Kingdom ; and also of such European Settlements as. were visitecton the Voyage: with Sketches of the Manners, Character, and Condition of their "several Inhabitants. To which is annexed an Account of a tourney. made in the Wars 1801 and iBO2, to the Residence of the chief of the Bs.oshuana Nation, being the remotest Point in the Interior of Southern Africa to which Europeans have hitherto penetrated. The Faas and Descriptions taken from a Manuscript journal; wither Chart ot the Route. (OHN sARROW, Esq. F. R. S. Author of "'Travels in Southern Africa," and " Travels in China." - • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies', Strand. Of whom may be had, a new Edition of Mr. Barrow's TiaVEls' in Southern Africa; including an Ino,liry into the I . mportanee of the Colony of the' C a p e o f G oo n H o p e , as a Naval and Military Station, as a Commercial Emporium, and as a Territorial Possession, &c.i&c. elegantly, printed in 2 VOIS, and illustrated with several coloured Engravings and Charts, Price.3l.. 35. in Boards. Also a new Edition of the Travels in China, containing Descriptions, Observations, and Comparisons, made and col leded in the course of a Short resideiice at the Imperial Pa lace of -Yuen-Min-Yuen, on a subsequent Journey throUgh the Country from Pekin to Canton. Elegantly ranted in I large VOL. .}to.- illustrated. with Plates, most of them en. gray: ! - by Mr. Medland, from: Drawings by. Mr. Alexander, pride 21. ass. 6d. in boards. • NDA AUGUST 25, 1806. This Day was published, In One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. in boards, a Second Edi tion, with Corte&ions and large Additions, of QERMONS.. By JOHN MACK.ENZIE, D. D. }...) Minister _of Pcrtetrick, and one' of His Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary in Scotland.• Printed fur T. Cadell'and W. DavieS, Strand. FI F TH EDITION, considerably. Enlarged. This Day was published, price 3s. tid. DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND or, Observa tions on a Pamphlet. entitled " A Review of the Condul of His Royal Highness the PKINCE of WALES ;" and comprising a Free and Impartial View of Mr. JEFF RYS, as a Tradesman, - Politician, and Coartier, during period of ao years. _ _ _ • • To which is prefixed, A LETTER to NATHANIEL. EFFERYS, House- Agent, Pali-Mall, By PEI! LO-VER ITAS. • • 'Tisiertain, greatness, onc e .tall',, nut with fortune, Must - tali out , vithineu too.—Su A KS,PEA:kE:. Publisned by C. Chappel, 66, Pall Mall, and South ampton-row, RUssell-square ; I'. Ostelt, Ave- Maria-lane, St, Paul's; and, W. l'ullard," ALtrine_Library, Bri3hton. COWPDX. This ply was published, price ss. the Second . Edition of COMMENTARIES on the COW-PDX ;in w 4i c i, i s demuustratf d, by a variety of new and im portant instances, the insecurity of the C.+. - PDX against the X ; and a method suggeste6 to destroy even its tenipLirary preseryative in fi!lence against tile SMALL. PDX; with on APPENDIX, and an EPISTLE to ,the Rev. ROWLAND. HILL. 1.3 y Ii3EMAMIN MOS4EY, Sold by Longa:in, Hurst, Rees, and Orin; Paternoster row .; Asperne, cornhill; Cuthell and' Martin, Middle row ; Highley, Fleet-street; kidgeway, ; and Callow, Crown-court. • Of may be had, by the same Author, a Treatise on the 1.1.12 s nc Cow-Pot, zil Edit. price ss. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. WANDSWORTII, SURREY. Comprising an Eligible Compact Villa and-Land, in Bridge. • lid; sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Garden Ground, and Lana in the open Fields ; several Eligible Dwelling- Ilbuses, a ,Chapel, sundry Tenements, and the Crane Public-House, on Wandsworth.Plain,- and sundry Tene. meuts adjoining. I'O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Nii• ROBINS, At Garraway's- Coffee-house, Cornhill, on Thursday, Sept. it, at Twelve o'Clock. in Four Lots, SEVERAL valuable FREEHOLD • ESTATES; situate in Wandsworth. consisting of Eligible and Gen teel Dwelling-houses, a Chapel, anti sundry Tenements, 'Garde.,s and Lands, situate: opposite, the Church, Wands worth, in possession of Mr. Petted, Surgeon, and others ; a compel \ilia, Carden. and Land, delighifully situate, in Bridgetield, Wandsworth ; a - Messuage, known - by the sign of the . Crane, with rite._ appurtenances, on Wandsworth p lain ; a Blacksmith's Shop, and eight Tenements, with Gardens, &e.zdjoming also, sundry parcels of Land ' in %Wandsworth Common ;"the wholeabout twenty Acres, in possession of Mr.- Ralph Langtua, and others; the prin. ctp.4l part on Lease. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants:--Particulars at the Spread Eagle, Wandsworth ;_the King's Arms, Fulham ; Sun, Kingston; Garraway's ;of Charles A fek a sder Craig, Esq; Great Scotland-yard, Whitehall ; of Mr. Bramwell, Paper-buildings, .Temple ; and of Mr.'.Robins, ! %Warwick street, Golden-square. • . -FREEHOLD ESTATES. Consisting of Dwelhng-houses, Stable-yards, Warehouses, Wharfs, &e. situate in Gray's-inn-lane; Fleet-street ; Falcon-court, Fleet-street; Cow-lane, Smithfield ; nun -street, the Poultry, Upper Thames -street, and Harp • lane, Lower Thames-street. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee- house, in 'Change-alley,'Cornhill, on Thursday, the rith September, at Twelve o'Clock, in Fourteen Lots, . QEVERAL Valuable and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising three new-crested Dwelling houses, extensive Yards, &c.. situate on the East Side of . Gray's-inn-lane, formerly, .the Queen's l-lead Inn, in the Pa rish of St: 'Aniirew, He lborn.. • The spacious Premises, with Yards, DwellinViouses, Warehouses, &c. in possession of &Ir. - Ridley, distiller, and three other [louses, with Shops, &c. on the North Side of Fleet -street, in the Parish of St. Bride's, in possession of Mr Parker Lovel, &c. A House in Falcon-court, Fleet street. • Thi, teen Dwelling' houses, with • Warehouses, &c. situate in -Black Swan-lane, _in and near flumes-street. The capital Premises known by Kennett Wharf, Thames -street, with Dwelling-house, Warehouses, &c. A Dwelling-house in the PoultrY. An old-accustomed Pastry-cook's Ship, in possession of Mr. Debatt. A Messuage, With Livery Stables, In possession of Mr. Atkinson, situate in Coleman-street. A Messuage and Premises in Cow-lane, corner of HOsier lane, West Smithfield, many )-ears. in the cheese-rnongery line. - A kfesstage and Premises known by the sign of the Kentish Hoy, in ilarp.lane, Lower Thames -street. And a Dwelling-house situ-ate at the corner of ,Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street. ' These Lots form very eligible and valuable property—the principal pan on lease. ;tray be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at G.4rr.f.way's ; of Ch. A:ex. Craig, Esq. Great Scotland_ yard, , Whitehall ; of Mr. Bramwell, Paper buildings, Tem ple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strect,Colden-square. DOCTOR HOWELL'S POWDERS. ''ITS.-EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY STE RI CS, and all Kinds of FITS, radically cured b' Dr. HO WE L l.'s PO WD ERS. —The Efficacy of these in valuable Powders, has been- abundantly proved by a great number of Cures performed on Persons of both Sexes, and of all Ages ;- many of whom had been dreadfully afflided for a long series of years ; and, having taken a variety of Me dicines without finding any relief, were'deemed by t h e Fa culty absolutely incurable. _ _ _ _ The tbliowing Cases are seleded from a very long List (which may be seen at the Doctor's House), and are ..attest, ed by such respedable Charaders, that the smallest doubt cannot remain in the mind of the most incredulous. The Son of Mr. 'f minim, of Giltspur-street, a g e d e i g h teea • years, had Falling Fits from his Childhood, but is now re stored to perfed health by Dr. Howell's Powders.—Witness, .Dr, Turner, Fellow .of the Royal College of Physicians, • Loudon,, by whom they were recommended. Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the Savoy Precind, was more than zo years afflicted with Convulsions and Falling Fits ; and al though she had been an In-Patient of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hospitals, never received any' benefit,til I she had taken Dr, Howelrs . Po wders, which pettedly cured her.—Wit ness , the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of the Savoy. Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horsley, Surrey, near 7o years of age, "was for more titan seventeen years so, grievously af- Bided. with Convulsions and Failing. Fits as frequently to have ten in. a week, and, after every means were tried in vain by the most eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured by Dr. Howell's Powders.--Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller ton, Minister of West Horsley. Miss "Ann Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, b a d v i o le nt Fits from/I.ller infancy till she was sixteen years of age, when, be taking Dr. Howell's Powders, she was perfealy Witness, the Rey. Mr Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, who for this great bless,ig publicly returned thanks to the Almighty in his Chapel on the I Ali of November, ;799. "Phis sovereign Remedy is prepared,.under the Patronage of His Majesty, by•De, Howell, Fellow of ;he King's College, • ' and is sold. at his House, • No. 78, High Holborn, London, and no where else, at ips. tit. a Packet ; in which is in closed a Treatise, written by the Doctor, on the above-men rimier) Diseases. . •• All Letters, postpaid, duly answered; and ,the Powders sent tuiwy hart of the United g.ingdorn. ..4.‘i 44'18 P .C. 4 . ' . ___..... -, ( 4;,;(‘14, Mr ' r ...,.,. . ~., „J.. '"r ' • ' itif , ;; ! ..:. 7 i,)iii.f.• Iti ,:q1 I . 4 PRICE SIXPENCE. PICTU4LLING-OFFICE, July 21, iSc6. 11H COMMISSIONERSAr VICTUALLING .1118 MAJESTY': NAVY do barely give Notite;, That on Friday the nth Day of Septembeo next, they -Tula be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (staled up), and treat for suet) Qaantl-, ties of IRISH BEEF and POP K, of tie best quali:),:v.d to be cured in the ensuing Season, at the reipeakie Merchants and De.zieLs th.erein may think proper to , ffir one third Part thereof is be packed in Hail Punebecny, one Wird Parr in Tierces', and remaining one third Part inßarrelt; to be delivered into flis Ma. jtv's Sts;res at Deptford, Portsmontb, and Nymouth, and into. the Army V iawaili,g Stores in St. Cathrline'!, egw lar proportions of each description of Casks, h . y the periods under_ mentioned, viz. Onefinoth of the whole by the rsth ISo7 . - One half of the rema:n;ng qunnti‘y .by the 3ist Alarch IgD7 And the remainder 6 ) : 3oth of 7, r go 7. And to be paid for 6y Bills pqyable, Itith Icterest,ninety days after date. . . The Conditions of the Contraßs may be veep• at the Sei-irtaJY's Office at this.t.?ffire, or 6 . y app(;:ng to Mr. numterville, Agent for tke I/isAalling . at Cork, to I.?CdieFiors 6f II:: Maje.itysCtic t:;•nr at4imerick, Newiy, and Wrier/Ord, and to - the .rustmaster-General at Mehl'', rrrprEti , e(fri. N. B. .No Tender for a lest Qaantiy than sco Tierces will die accepted. No regard 'will be had to any Tender in which. the Price shall not be inserted in Worat at length, or that shall nut he a'./Ivere4 to the Board before One o'Clock, on the said Friday the 12th Sep. tember next, nor unless the Person lobo makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to ans•rver, whrn calledfor. THE FIRST BOOK This Day. was published, embellished with nearly One Hun. dred Wood Cuts, price only 6d: with a full allowance to those who purchase by the dozen or hundred, THF LONDON PRIMER ; or, First Book f o r 4 - - Children at the earliest Age : intended, as an I ntro d uc . tion,to Dr. Mayor's, and thvyarious other English Spelling Boas. : By M. PELFIAbt. • The following are the peCuliar improvements which, it is supposed; entitle this little IVorlt togeneral adoption and pre ference in all preparatory and first Sefton's, and among those. Mothers* who teach' (heir Infants the first elements of Reading . . ..• • , • 1. I t is printed on a superfine paper, on a very large and clear typt!. . ••••= •• 2. Tile first set of Letters are of an unusually large size, being'ahinch . Sriuire, • 'Arid the second set - Of great and small Letters are illustrated with Cuts of familiar Objeda. 3. The Reading LessAs begin with' Wards of only two Letters. And proceed to those or ,torte and tour Letters, and filially by simple gradations to titosc of two and three Syl lables. 4. Every Lesson is decorated with a beautifully engraved familiar' Object, • rendering the number of pleasing Cuts in the work newly one hundred: 5. The Work is closed with suitable Prayers and Hymns, adapted to the first ages 6. Vulgar and low Expressions are studiously avoi:led, and an endeavour has been made in every part to unite simplicity with elegance. In a word, the London Primer. or First Book, need only be sten to be preferred by Children themselves, anti by Pa rents and Teacher's, to every other wurk of the same de scription.. Printed for Richard Phillips, No: 6; Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of Champanteand Whitrow, Old Jewry; of Wilson and Spence. York ; H. MozelY, (;ainsborough M. Keene, Dublin-; G. Lumsden, Glasgow; and all other Booksellers and Stationers. Of whom may also be had, a. AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK,.accompanied by a progressive Series of easy and familiar Lessons, adapted to the, capacities of Children, and embellished with a va riety of Engravings; the-whole intended to furnish, for the Use of Schools, •an improved introduetory. Book to the. first Elements of the lAinguage. . isy W i n. Mayor, I.L. D. Reetor of Stonesfield, in -Oxfordshire, Vicar of Hui.: ley, !in Berkshire, Chaplain to the' Karl of 'Moira, .&c. The thirty-fifth Edition, revised and improved, price ,is. 6d. i. The SEQUEL fo MAyOß's SPELLING-BOOK, and I Art' R 0 i?U'CTI ON to , LA CL ,VS'S-110 01c; consisting ofa great variety of easy - Lessons, arranged for the use of Schools, of both. Sexes'. By the Rev. David Blair, price Is. 6d. bound. 3. The CLASS BOOK; or, Three Hundred -and Sixty_ .five Reading, Lessoa for SCII6OIS of either Sex ; eombining, with the Elements of all Kno•wlecixe;. a -greater number of . Re - ailing Ext.m.kes, frOln`the best Akithors, 'Chan are to be found in any. 0t1 . .:r work- ot the san'ie description ;'every Les son liaxiog.int.cleitttyl clota.:Gt - Jjce./..:anrk.te7.toning soiree prin ciple of Science or Moiality, , ot some important trikth. ,By the itcY. Da - VAL - Blair. Ynca 54. bottod. • tjet s ; • Too ~„: VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Aug. 13, 113.)6. ITHE COMMISSIONEIiSfor VICTUALLIAG 1 HIS MAJESTY', NAVY 'do hereby - give Ale,tice, That on IPidneselay, the 27th lint:int, obey quill be ready to re.. eeive Tenders, he nothing, sealed up, and treat jar Three dred Chaldrons of PITTs TANFI ELI) MOOR COAL, or Coals of equal goodness, to he delivered in a nash'.le' Cargo or Cargoes in [be ;pace' of. three 'Peeks from the . date of the Contral7, Winds and 'Feather permitthig, alongside the IPharf of Hir Ma jesty's Vielualling Premises at Plymorith and Soutbionm ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, niosety dap iefter dale. The Conditions of the Contrael may be seen at the S.ecretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price :ha not ie inse►ted in word, at length, or that:shall not 6. &livered ti; the Board before One o'clock on the said If i ednesticy the 27th in stant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tendet , or soup( Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when calledftn. OFFICE: 'THE COJIMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING J r ‘ mil76sTr, Nei VY do hereby give Notic e , That on Monday the Ist of September next, on Monday the 2,2„,1 of that Month, and on the First and Third Mondays in may succeeding Month, they will he rea:ey to receive Terielers, in . Writing (sealed up), for such Quantities of ENGLISH PEASE, qi KILN— DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, and of BISCUIT STUFF, made from W;:ole Meal, as .t be retpegive Deals?, therein may think proper t nffer : to be delivered into His Majes. ty's Stores at Defrijc• d; Or inio'thc Army riffitalling Stores in St. Catherine's : and to be paid for by Bills, pajtab.,., with Inicre,r, niilety,Ays after - date. Not any Tender for a less Quakti‘y that 25 . Quarters of Pease still! be accepted. The Conditions Or the antraas m.y be seen at the Secreta , :j.'s o..a7ce. • regard ivillhe to - any Truster in tvhic9s 'be Pike'sbatt not 6e inserted in word: at Ipig i th, or that • shall not'Ae7d:iyerii,l,,.l, to the Board' affore Twb p'CiCck oil the retpeßive a's, apPinte,.i.. jor their reception a, 4firefaid e 'nor :ngless,ihe Pertsittv • b? make.. the Tender, or icine Person wtz hi r behglf, Attends, to ..anrtt , e, . when '• . OFFICE OF:bRDNANCE, Aug. 20,' i 306. r piE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 11 , 14: 1 YESTYrs ORDNANCE do hereo give' Nqiee, .That 1 Proposals will be received at their Ogee,' in'St. 11/la , garei . ,street, 1 Westminster, on or before Melt:edgy" the 3i of Sep - -inbet . next , 1 from such Persons as m.y be twilling to undertake the Supp . lyoZ' 1 BRITISH and F OREIGN 1 RON for the Service of — this Depa , tmita, repo: tt Corteaß for a Period of Three Years. • The Terms and Conditions of the ContraEl may .he known upon application at the' Serretaty's Office, in ,St. llA:rgaitt-street, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Ck,c,i, where the Pro. posals are to be delivered, ..ea‘ed up, and marked on the outside, '! Proposals Jo' the Supply of British and Foreign Iron for the Ser✓ice of His Majeiry's - Ordnance ;" bat na, Proposal can he ad. mittedafter the raid 3d day of September. By Order of tL , e• Beard, R. H.' CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 20, i 2 6. THE PiiilVC/P4 I. OFFICERS of HIS 1114- YESTY's ORDNANCE do booby give Notice, I kat Prioposals mfill be received at their .gnice,• in St. Afargartt.rstreet, Westminster, on or hejore the istb of Septexber . next, fi-cm s:ech Persons as my be willing.to undertakethe supply oft.EATIIERN BREE Cf. 4 ES and GLOVES fur ibe Rgal Horse .Artillely and Corptof Aye!! Artillery ['rivers, upon a Contra& for a period e Three Years,, detertniqable after One Year, upon Three Months Notice being given hi , either party. Patterns ql LT Articles may be seen upon application at :Le Principal Storekeeper': Office' In the Tower; and the Terms ant Conditions of the Cottrae7 ntsy be known at the Secretay's Offic., in St. Margaret street aforesaid, any day between the Hours: al Ten and Four o'clock, -where the Proposals are to be ddivered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the supply of Leathern Breeches art! Gloves;". but no Proposal can he ad mitted after the tstb of September next. By Order-of the Board, R. N. CA TO; Stcri.s.ar):