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;S, r.i c,f *UMBER. 4290.] ALBION FIRE 'ant' LIF OFFWE, . . '... May 2 , -i, 1836. ' THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and JIFF. INSURANCE COMPANY beg leave to call the attention of the Public to the numerous 'and important advantages atrorded by this Establishment., both with respect ,to Insurances•from Fire - and on Lives. The Dire Clots have "determined to , omit no improvemegt of which such an In.ti tution is capable ; and they feel urged to every possible eflOrt for the public accommodation, hY the high degree of en. couragement with which the Company has hitherto been honoured. .. . . . Printed Particulars are delivered, free of expence, at the Company's House, in 'C range- Alley, Cornhill. ' - - Attendance, daily, - frorri Nine to Four. • -\, By Order of the Board, WARNER PfiIPPS, Secretary. * * 4 A large Commission allowed on Life InSurance ; and no ,:harge made for Policies in any case. ' , FIVE GUINEAS REWARD, T OS'T, on Saturday last, June the 7th, 1806,. -.ILA between the Royal Exchange and King-street, Cheap. side, a RILL for Ff VE HUNDRED 'POUNDS, drawn • by Lewis A lexand--, Halifax ; ;; s. 3waine and L•.O. dated Mai' z iti imvour of Samue; Neale, and-indorsed by him, and accepted, payable at Messrs. IVlasterinan, Peters and Co.'s, 'Bankers, London. Whoever has found the said Bill, and will bring it to Mr. Thomas Hodgson; Stationer, No. rt, King-street, Cheap side, shall receive the above Reward. Payment being stopped, it can be of no use to any one but the Owner. CAP - FAIN PRINCE's`ESTATE. CREDITORS of JOHN PRINCE- (for merly Commander of the Ship Latham, in the service of the East India Company, and who died in or about the Year•t7Sl), who , have not received the Dividend of 6s. rid. in the Pound on - the amount of their respective Debts,. pro *tided for by a certain Deed entered iiito by the Creditors in the Yeat 1787; are hereby required to take Notice. That un less they call at the Office of Messrs. Desse and Dendy, So licitors, Bream's:buildings, Chancery-lane, on or before the 24th-Day of next, in' order to their receiving from the Trustees and Executors, the said Dividend, the Residue of the Property now iti the hands of.rhe said Trustees anct Exe cutors Will 'be divided at nOtig the Creditors of the said Cap tain Prier - cc who have already made - pita of their Debts, and. received the above Dividend. .:Datefil e7th 'April, 1806. • • , , A CAUTION TO FNMILI ES. Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior.Exceilenceo(his ESSENCE of ANC:I4OIn ES 'tbr FISH' SAUCE-has induced many Persons to give - the same Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. _ • 1614 N BURGESS and SON think it.a duty they owe the Public; to caution them against such Impositions, as several 4'eopte travel the Ethpire, otleAng Shopkeepers, tee. an ex tra large pif . 7. - it to vend the spurious kind: they are parti. cularly requested to ask for BURG lISS'S, and to observe none geripine but ‘vdat , have these words upon the Label-- t` faint Burgess and Son's Original at 4 Superior Essence of Anchovies." Warehouse, No. to 7, Strand, corner . ' of the Savoy Steps, London. :-ARDiNFAS.• THIS delicious Fish affords one of the finest Relishes known (Hickson's prepared Anchovies for Sandwiches excepted) : they are cured city, and will keep a long - time. Sold at HI CKSO , Strand, in Boxes Poited. and Stewed Lampreys, Shrimps, and Laniperos ; the ;,.11, % ,.e5 - , 'Dutch Herrings, and Beef, csai-Sounds; Smoked Salmon, .Parmasan, Chap. zigar, and Ripe Stilton Cheese; Sauces, Pickles, Essence Anchovies, Olives, Soy, Kian, tapers, MaccarOni, Vermi celli, Vinegars, Mustard, Spices, Oils, Portable Soups, Preserved Gingt..T. Sweetmeats, and every 4rtiLle in the ha- Lan and Oil ARMY AND NAVY EQI.II - PACE. • THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS,- Furni ture, Kattrasses, and Redding complete, are very respea tally recommended to Gcntltmen i as being the host portable awl superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots; Sofa Beds,'and- Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net' Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, .tot Last iral West Indies,. and all Foreign Climates, at , MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent Bedstead ,Manutattly and Ware-Rooms, , Nos : A-and 17, Catherine-street,. Strand, Morgan and Sanders's, New invented Imperial ,Dining 7 abies, allowed td be the most complete and blegagt set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable,Tacking fp a liox but ten 'Mlles deep. 'i _ The F4shicinable ! Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bcci Warehouse. TRIAL OF 'LORD NIELVILLE. THIS Trial, which is fat tnote interesting . to the Public than any which have' taken place- Since . the I,mpeachment of Lord Macclesfield,'heing closed, JAMES ASP E. RNE, Booksellec, at the Bible, Crown, and Consti 'tution, 32, Corrihill, has colleaed `such Materials as will' enable him to publish coned and impartial Report of the, vvrinie Proceedings ()attic igth instaitt. It will contain every Argument and every Fact necessary to put the Public into Complete possession of the whole Case, awl at the same time will be sold at a Price within the reach of every Reader. ~„7, 7 Tile Public are requested to he particular in ordering ASPERN E's EDITION." W EN MO U TH; .1 U N E 5, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By T. TINDALL, At the Crown Inn, on tVednesday }tine 25, 18e6, under a :'COmmissicin of - Appraisement and - Sale issued from the High Court of_Admtralty, and addressed to Messrs. Wm. a, Weston and - Thos.:Richardson, CoMmissioners, FIE CARGO of the GALLIOT JOHANNA u H E.RNI IN A, Hans picheni Schiper, aster, oii her Voyage from Malaga to tmbden, coin_ consisting of 1370 Barrels Sun Raisins. . 26 Boxes of Raisins. 20 Pipes Malaga Wine. r Case ditto ditto. For Particulars apply to Messrs. Weston and Richardson; , Cotnmissioners 4 Weymouth ; or T; Tindall, 'Broker. The Sale to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. A SINGU LA.I: LY ELEGANT COTTAGE ORNEE, nithin Two Miles and a Half Of SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ANew-ere&ed COTTAGE, containing on the Ground Floor ,a good Dining-toom, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, and Gentleman's-room, with Book-cases, Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water-closet (opening from the House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Secbnd floor, !bur best Bed-chambers, Servants'-rooms suitable : surrounded by a Paddock of three Acres, planted and laid out with much taste; a most procluaive Garden, and Orchard stocked %.sith every species or Fruit Trees; a doable Coach,house, Dairy, Stables, and Courtqard; and every description of Out building- - • • - The Situation is on an Eminence, commanding a View-of th e Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour, and West. Channel. The Elevation of the House is sirtiply elegant, with Italian Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of the House ; in skirt, the whole is on that convenient. Plan and Scale so much sought after for the itegsidence ofa genteel Family, and now in perted and thorough good repair, haVing only bet-• Lompleted last Summer : , t is elegantly -Furnished, and ready in every , reoped for the reception of a Family. It may be had either witft or without the Furniture. • Forfurther particulars apply to Mr. George Flnokey, Southampton; or to Mr. Peter Martinnant, No, 6z, St. james's-streFt, London. Letters will be attended io, r. 4, WANTED, from Five to Twelve Miles of London, in a respeetable Family; _ n OARD and LODGING for a LADY 'upwards Li of Fifty Years of Age, who has been mentaliy indis posed, but now is in perfeet health. Letters,( post-paid) addressed to A.B. No. 21, St. Alban's street, London, will, if approved, be immediately answered. No personal application will be attended to. ,\ • • ' LYMINGTON, HANTS. ELEGANT FREEHOLD MARINE VILLA, OFFICES, GARDENS, and TWELVE ACRES of LAND.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Messrs. WINSTANLEY and SON, ' At Gatraway's Cotfee-liduse, Change-alley, COrnhill, on Tuesday July 55, at Twelve o' Clock, A N Elegant, Covenient; and very Substantial FREEItOLD VlLLA,called the GROVE HOUSE, witit suitableattactted and detached Offices, Lawns, Shrub beries, productive, Gardens, Coach-house, Stabling, and Grove, desireably situated at Lyrnington, in the County of - u Southampton, and 95 from Loudon. ,iia stands detacbed from any ether, House, is an uniform and very handsome Structure, recently built in an unusually substantial manner, with - Sufiblk Brick, and Pot tiep Front ; the interior pail fitted up in a.very superior stile, on a' plan replete with evert comfort' and convenience requi site for a Fain 1y of the first respedability, with an abundant supply of fine Spring and Soft Water. The principal Apart ments are folty, .and,,al admirable proportion ; the _Offices conveniently-arranged ; the Gardens produttive ; the Lawns and Pleasure-grounds tastefully laid out ; and the Situation is perhaps as beautiful as any .partof that'innen admired , County, coMmanding Views of great extent and beauty over the. Isle of Wight, and 'of the Sea, &k - c. and at an easy Dis tance from the New !laths. • -- There are also two Leasehold Meadows adjoining, contain ing about 12 'Acies, which are held Or 14 Years at a low Rent. The modern and excellent Household Furniture and Fix• tures are to be take oa eligible terms. The Premises may be viewed on applidation to Mr. King, Solicitor;. at LYmington ; or to Messrs. W. and Son, Pater nostei-row, of whom printed Farticulsrs may be had; also of Mr, Collins, Printer, at Salisbury ; the Dolphins, South. i.triptoa; the . Fountain, at Portsmouth; Mr. Weller, Chi. cheater; the• George, at Winchester; and at Garraway's. )4.- 1 - fl SA J U RDA Y, JUNE 14, 1800, TRIAL OF LORD MELVILLE. This Day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume, Octavo, with an engraved • Portrait of his Lordship, price ios. 6d. in hoards, A 4 FULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of the L TRIAL, by Impeachment, of HENRY LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE, for High Crimes and Misde meanours, before. the House of Peers, in Westminster \ Hall, betsveen the 2,9 th of April and the 17th of May, 4806. To winch is prefixed, a Skeich of the Life and Political Charao. ter of his Lordship, and a complete Account of the Pro. ceedingl;.in Parliament relative to the Charges on which the Impeachtneat %vas [quailed. Published'by Longthan, Hutst, Rees, and Orme, Pater. noster-row. This Day was plrblished, price ss. MEASURES AS WELL AS MEN ; or, The Present and Future Interests of Great l ßritain ; with a Flail for rendering us a Martial ..s well as a Corriniercial Peo ple, an d providing a,Military i.oride adequate to the ExiKeii cies of the Empire, and the Security of the United King dom, - - Printed for I. Johnson, Sr. Paul's Church-yard. KEARSLEY's ROAD BOOK. This Day . wis published, . • With a Map, price 75. in boards, a new Edition, mtith en. larged raid Unproved ; with a concise Topographical I !is tory of the Cities, Towns, Watering-places, chief Villages, Antiquities,' Seats., &c. of KEARBLEY's TRAVELLER's tNTERTAIN— i NG GUI U E through Great Britain, or a Description of the Great Roads and principal Cross Roads, marking the Distances of Places to and from London, and from each other. To which are added, a Description of the principal great Roads of Ireland • different Routes to Paris ; and a Table of the •Tirnet of 1 - light.Wator at new and full ; . the .whole forming a general TOM* through Great Britain and Ireland. Printed for G. Kearstey, No. 46, Flect.street. A NEW CYCLOPJEL)IA. To be completed in Twelve Months. On Tuesday, July w, will be published in 4to. price Nine Shillings, PART V, (the Four first ,Parts having al ready appeared) o A NEW and COMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY efARTS and SCIENCES, to be completed with n the .Year. by the publication of One Part on \the Ist day of every subsequent Month, the whole making Twelve Parts, or two large, and elegant 4to. Volumes with One Hundred' and Twenty Copper-plates. ' • -By G. GREGORY, D, D. Doelor in Philosophy and the Arts, and' Honorary Member . of tire imperial University of %Vilna, Member ofthe Man, chester and NeweastleLiterary and Philo•ophieal Societies, Honorary MeMberofthe Board of - Agri:Attune, Chaplain to thC Bishop of Llandatt, Author of Essays Historical and .Moral, the Ecotionly of Nature, &c. " A oicTioNAkty of ARTS and SC!ENCES in a ctanspendious font, sufficiently copious.without being pro lix, accurate but not dilinse, divested of all superfluous matter, compressing rather than copying what has been done by others, and exhibiting a clear but concise view of the present state of the various branches of Human Know ledge, has long been a most detirable object to the Englidli Reader. A Diaionary is properly a work of reference, and-not of ; and those . who wish to become adepts in any o ne A rt or detail Science will scarcely study it trout an Encyclopi,edia ex. elusively. That a complete' view of the Arts and,Sciences may how ever be exhibited on a smaller scale titan b usually attempt ed, will be otiviGus,. if we consider that the Cyclopmdia of Chambers was originally comprised in two Volumes large and open printing ; that the first Edition of the Ency clopxdia Britannica extended only to three thin Voluine,i4t o; andthatjhany excellent Works'of a similar kind, .and-nut of a greatef extent, have - be'en published in foreign Countries.— The retrenchment also - of many superfluous and useless Ar tielp, which have latterly found their way into Books of this dest.‘ription, will evidently cause a considerable riduction in pOint of size, without in reality *pairing the intrinsit.: Value and general utility of the Work. - Should, therefore, the execution not disappoint the lopes and expectations of those who - have projected the New 'Die.: tionary of . Arts and, Sciences, the followittg are the immediate advantages which they trust they may with reason and modus _ty promise. to its purchasers. ist.'lt will exhibit a t 4 ij t endium of human knowledge, the more luminous becii !eared of all eimineous matter; rather pradical than speeu ativc ; and in which particular at tention will be paid to the most useful' branches. - ad, 14 - will be of a'convenient and comparatively portable size, calculated to lie on the table of every studious person, - as a book of constant reference, 34. I t Will,be printed so as to correspond with the 4to Edi. - tion of Dr. johnson's Diaionary ; and the possessors olboth Works will thus have, in four 4to Volumes, amid at a mode_ raze ekpence, all the literary aid which time Ln6lish student or reader 'can possibly require. The Work will be neatly printed on a new and elegant Bre vier Type, cast expressly for this purpose, on superfine yel low wove Paper. 1 he Copper-plates will be e►:graved chief ly frcint original Drawings by the first Artists, and wiLl equal any Plates ever given to tie Public in a Work or this nature • and those .referrs•d to in each Part will' be regularly done up with the caresponding letter.press. RichardYtilli No. 6, B " rinted tor .icha. oridge-street, Black_ friars ; and solo by all Booksellers anti Dealers in Books to I whom orders are requested to be given a$ early as possible. IW ME AND BELSHAM's HISTORY OF ENGLAND, From the earliest goecords to the present Time, complete. , ' 11. PHILLIPS has the Honour to 'offer to the'. IV". Public the onlicomplete, respeftable; and uniform Series Of English History which has ever been prodiiced. M r. E's History was brought by that W riter down to the period of the Revolution, and Mr. BE LS HA M has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution and brought it'down to the Peace of Amiens. • Both Works form an nnitorrn Series of Twenty Volumes, and they may be had of every Bookseller in Town and Coun try, price E IG H r POUNDS,'in hoards. • Persons already 'possessing Mr. Home's History may have Mr. Ilelsharn's entne Work. by itself, in Twelve Volumes, for FIVE GUINEAS, inboards. . . . And zurthe latter part of Smoilet's General Hist or y w as frequently sold previously to the appearance of Mr- Bel_ sham's "work, as a Continuation of Home to the Death of George the Second, Mr. Phillips thinks it proper to.ohserve, that Mr. Belsharn's History of the Reign of Georgethe Third mav‘be had separately, to complete Hume and Smol lett, in Eight Volumes, prr . e THREE POUNDS TWEL,VE SHILLINGS, -in hoard;. Bridge-street, Jan. 8, iBD6. MEMOIRS . OF THE PRESENT AGE; • . In the Press, and' speedily wilt 'be published, in Five elegant 'Volumes Foolscap Octavo, price 25,5. in boards, MEMOIRS of a TRAVELLER now in Retire ment ; containing Personal Observations on the Principal Courts and .Capitals in Europe during th e. last o years ; lay,a Diplomatic Character in the Service of Cleat ri6in ; interspersed with original Anecdotes of Sovereign ri»ces,'Siatesinen, and'orbe'r Distinguished Charaaers who, have flourished during that Period., Printed for Richard No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars i and to be had of all Booksellers. THREE BOOKS OF__BIOGRAPHY THE USE . OF SCI IOOI .-S• _ .This Day were published, -\ New and Improved Editions of the following interesting, . , useful, and approved SCliool Books, written purposely for ,the use or Young Persons, on the obvious and important principle, that Exatnple is ino:e powerful and more se tliictive than Precept.. I- '"]SHE BRITISH.' NEPOS, consisting of Seieet Lives of those illustrious Britons who have been the most distinguishod for their virtues, talents, or remark able advancement in life, intcrspersed with Praelical Re fiedions. By WIC. MA V 0 R, -. L L. D. _ i3cc. price 4s. 6cl. bound ; and containing Accounts of the under-mentioned distinguished Personages : . Alfred Bacon _ Newton Bacon Andrews Sir R. Walpole • Wicklitr . Coke Stair Chaucer Stratrord Sloane - Wolsey Hampden Wolfe More Harvey , Anson T. Cromwell Blake Barnard Latimer Clarendon Lyttleton Cabot Milton Chatham Jewell Marvel Garrick Gresham Sydney Cook Waisingliam Tillotson Blackstone Crichton Locke lolinson Drake - Holt Lowth It urieigh Burnet .!toward Shaks'peare Penn Mansfield Raleigh _. Addison Sir I. Reynolds Miirlhorough 2. A SELECTION of the LIVES of PLUTARCH, abridged for the use of Schools, by WM. MAYOR, LL. 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Jesus Christ Printed fur Richard Phillips, N. 6, Bridge-street, flack. friars ; _iind to be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in' - Books, with the full allowance to Schools. AN ADbRESS OF REAL IMPORTANt'E. VERY Lover of their Country, and Friend to ./24i' Humanity, must learn with regret the awful ravages made by the YEL LOW, FEV ER among the unfortunate intrabitants of our Western Islands : influenced by the most anxious concern to preserve the Lives of .those c(lmpelled to brave its direful contagion, the Proprietor of Dr. N 0 RR I S's DROPS solicits the serious attention of the Public. In pronouncing this Medicine to be a certain Cure even in the worst, cases; an Appeal is made to the testimony of long ex perience; near half a century it has stood an unrivalled spe cific for every species of FeVer, particularly Putrid Cases, in whi4 bits powerful, yet - benign' virtues, have prevailed in the expected honr of dissolution ! As no Bottle even for Exportation .can be sold without a Stamp, the possibility of imposing a Counterfeit on the Pur chaser is prever ted, the - Genuine having the Name of "Tho mas Norris Moore" engraved thereon, by favour of GOvern [Milt:- • . The Family Bottle 225. to be had only at tie Doaor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook• street, where Orders for Ex portation are daily executed. Smaller Bottles at t ts. and 25. 9d. sold, 'wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bacon and Co. 150, Oxtbrd-street, and where likewise is sold Dr. Norris's Anti-bilious : F'tlis, 2s. 9d. the Box. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. jAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.. TEE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge neral Preservative of -Health, is become universal, from their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis turb the Human Frain, ;. such as Colds, Rheumatisms, Heild-achs,.lndigestions, and other Diseases of the'Sioinach and Bowels ; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from Indulgence in the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary Effects 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 alive, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended in aid, by arfeminent Physician, who has used these Medicines combined for many years with the happiest success in killlcomplaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. • Travellers, by Land or. Sea, or Persons remote from Medi cal Assistance, would do, well to be always provided with these Pills ; which; with some of the genuine Dr. James's Fever Powder, would' form a - most valuable Store, in a small compass, that would often alford Relief on any sud den Indisposition, and prevent the 111 consequences of Ne glea or. Delay. . • Sold, only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coacli-Way, four-doors trom the Cor ner of Clitapside, London ; 'and at Dt. larncs's late House in Itruton-streer; viz: the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d. a Box, or six ;oboe large Box, for 11. 4s. ; and the Antibilious Pills, price 2i. gd, a Box, Duty included.—Observe th a t t h e wqrds ".F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps. , , .-.*,n OR 11'A,.... , '` , ge: (. 4, / A .- ' . ' P I , ViV/ - !&.; . "1:.: .i...;;.0„...4,1-i,,V.--.. 114o:-.14? .5..,t -,;';;' .. ,F;:.§iii-:. i.,'-.44-41-40k, L'S": -.4 '#iptit-Ao,',•- ili, r4l'ii. . 3t,.... ),'- , ;- ~ ;e1.,. . or- •-• ' s - 4 --' , ;• . . ' • - r ,:.e!' .-: '' " ef"" . --!`.7A, . .r. ; ' r -.. , ii. Nk t a , ,,r t .... ~ 1 , -. ‘T. , '..-1 ' ''.' .7 e. - -i• .:: g y..- 0 :...,t -t. ..,t-1:, ,: - •N't____:'-••• 1 0;.- ~.. .., ..5, 7 .... , c,..,-.,,5 , ?...% ` -3-yy i A,s "116. - - • ' .m=" , - -,....".." kr . 4 ''• t IPRIcE GENE ML; POST-OFFICE,' , Jan i e i 3"; t 8.6. A MAIL will be made - up at this Qtfice on Tu -1--3 4 1, 9 , ,the rst of Yu (y, with the Litters for Gibraltar a.: l Malta, to be forwarded from Falmouth by a Parket -1 at to those Placer, and led! continue to be made up on tbe.ist fuesday of every Month till further INIMI By Command of the Pottmerster-General, FRANCIS FREELINq, Serrda,y) ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, June to t 1885. OTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer L / and Tfrminer and e;aol for the Trial of Offences comtnitcd an the Higitar, within the .7. , risdielim of roe miraity of England, will he held at ywrtice Hall, in the Old /la:. Ity,..lAndon,an Friday the tub of j:i(y next, at Eight a'Clork 'be Morning. _ WILLI-43 , f MARSDEAr. TRANSPORT OFFICE, April 3b, 1806. • THE COMMISSIONERS for condurting His MAJESTY' 's TRANSPORT S,ERVICE, j.a- taking cafe of Sick and Munded Seamen, &c. do hereby give Nwice, that they will he ready at this Office, on Tuecd.iy the sth of August, to receive sealed Tenders, 4;4 treat/ with :tech, _Forams as may be willing to contraa for Viaualling Sick and 11'u»de.a' Seamen', and Prisoners of War, at the undermentioned Places,jor Twell Moab: certain, front the sth of oa - 6er next, viz. Ann GU A—Sick and kVonnded Scathes. GRENADA—Sick Prisoners of War. BA RBADO E s —Sick and Wounded Seamen,• and Sick P{ison• ers of War; Prisoneri of War in Health. HALIFAX —Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War. GIBRALTAR—Sick and Wounrical Seamen ; and Sick Prison— ers o 1 War ; Prisoners of War in Health. MALTA - -Prisoners of War in Health. Nu Tender will he ret-ei ved after One a'Clxk onthe day of treaty, nor av noticed-unless the Parties, "or Agents for them, personally attend. Each Service must he tendered for Jeparateiy ; , and each Tender . must he accompanied by a Letter fi - out two re:epee:l4k Pe, rant, eng.zging to become bound, with the Person tendering, in the .S . : , nr of, tend. for the due peiforntanc,.. of each Contraa, ' Fartlyr Particular: may tie known by applying at this °jct.,. OFFICE OF ORDNINCE, ,~'t May 26, iBo6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of HIS 111A yESTP:ORDNAINCE do hereby give Notice, That th,-y will be ready to receive Proposair at their 021 c; in Si. Mai•- garet Street, Warminster, on or before the 17th of Jive next, yro , y, .tach P‘rsott who may be to undert.ke the Construelion ofcevtainßUl LDINGS which it is intended to erect at Colchester for the Oodnance Department, col/forma* to a Plan and Elevation which may be seen et the Office en'any,riqy between the hours of Ten and Four o'ClocZ. , . The Proposals to specify the Prices of each description of IF,rk to 6e included in the Buildings ; a/iv the time in which the lnik shall be completed under a Penaly, and the nature of the Securii to 6e given, in case of the non-perj,rmance of the Contraa. Proposals sealed up, and s7rperscribed" Proposals for construß in Buildings for the 0 , -dnance Department at Colchester," to be delivered at the Secretary's Offce,,St. Margaret-street, West. minster, on or before the 1 7th day of June next, but no Proposals will be received after that di;. By Order of the Board, R. I.'. CREW, Stcreta9... OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jane 6, tgo6. IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA ESTY's ORD SrANGE A hereby give Notice, That Proposals will 6e received at their Office, in St. tl7.rrgrrel: rn - eet, IP7'stminster, on or b e fore Monday, the 23d instant, fnm lueb Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of such Oran. tities of FO REIGN'TI MB E R and DEALS as may be reprired for Service (Phis Department, at the following Station:, viz. The Tower, Chatham, Woolwich, Sheernesss, Purfleet, Faversham, and , Gravesend, Waltham Abbey. Tilbury Fort, • Farther particidart, together with the-Terms and Conditions of the Contrati, may be known upon applicalioil at . the &octal."' Office, in 3t. Margairt-ttreet, au day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, 7elhere the Proposals 41e to be delivered sea; t•' up, and marked on the. outside, " Proposals for the supp t iy Timber and Deals for SerVici of the Ordnance Department ;" bur no Proposal cart be admitted after the said 23d day of Ytine.' By Order of the oard, R. H; CRElf,'Secrttary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. June 6', tl3 * e6,. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His JvL4 yESTY's ORDNANCE do heresy give Notice, Tha: Proposals will be received at their Office, i,z St. 111arga,et.ztreet,' Westminster, on or before Tuesday the Ist Day of yi.4 next, from lucb Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supp(y of TENTS and BEDDING for Service of this Department, to he delivered at the Tower or Woolwich, as may he required, the Proposals to,be delivered separately for each Article ; and fur_ the,- particulars, together with the Terms and Condition: of tie Contra, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Si. Margatet-street, any Day between the FLurs of Tea and Four o'clock; where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and marked an the outside, " Proposals for the Stop. ply 'of Tents (or of Bedding as the' case may be) - for Service of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can be admitted. '•-• after the said Ist Day of ,74,y. By Order of the Board, , R. EL CREI ,;•~\