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" VV:i.g53M 4 , ,A4t:.,;'. 4 ‘ cis ' ' . ' 2. t - 7 s'''C' „,,, ...,4.,. ~,Alipt.-9 --- v i 'Vv4); 1.-,-,- : ',. ,-- 12 4 1 I 1...7 """ • 4'..04.-...4X, ' .. , -0 1... 5 . ' : ,?7 , . . '9,AuradliFet ( c• \ 7.4„ • ~..-4, 4 6- - '5 .. .--..'" .-;K: ai i T... ~ - ' • •::.• -,,.... ~ • •'',' ;,..v. .....--. • -, • , ir- • Ire •-•••••• - - Y ~' NUMBER 43 1 5.] VAUXHALL Under the Patronage of His Roya4 Highness the PRINCE of WALES. • THJS PRESENT EVENING, July .1 4, will be a tilltAND GALA,atuIiiRILLIANT•EXHIBITION of FIRE-WORKS,—Admission Three Shillings. rr The Public are.resp.....ctfully unformed, that -owing to the necessary Preparaaons for Galas, the (..:-:trtlens• . can only be opened un•Aloadays, Wedtiesdaysi and PHI LANTHRO PI C - ANNUITY - 1 3 LAN - - - - 'FHE Prospeaus, giving an Explanation of the. Natiireoltif,s D I Ns TIT U'llf).&, may be lead at my ?louse, is, Welbeck-street, Caveodish„ , square. and at the London Tavern; and it is partiCularlyJecominended to PERSONS in the COUNTRY to become Sltaie-lilders, as it rill afford them an olliritunity of laying.out.thei: Nloney more securely, and more advantcrgeonsly,•than on Mortgage. Pursuant to.the -Resolution of the Meeting holden at .tne London Tavern, the Books of Subscription will continue open till 20.0e0 Shares are subscribed for • -. ••• _ No. is, Welbeck-street, WILLIAM LUDLAM. Cavendish-square, London, July 8, 0306. The Shares are•,2ol. each, payable by ,Instalments ; and 17,000 Shares 340,00 subscribed for. - • --- GENTEEL RESIDENCE, UPPER GUILOFORD STREET, ne:ir BRUNSWICK• SQUARE.- To be disposed of, on - reasonable .Terms, the LEASE. of a ..,traall. and genteel F RESI DENCE, desirably situate in' the princinal•part of Guild ford-street, which, has very 'recently been fitted in,a culiar neat style, consequently in the most complete order of Repair, are replete with doinestc accommodation, and ;pin aession may be soon had ; upwards of twenty ycars ,unex. Fired. • To be viewed with Tickets, and Particulars had of Mr. Herring, 109, •Fleet-strLdt. GENTEEL RESIDENCE, NEW lIP.IDGE-STREET, FLEET STREET. rreo BE -LET'', for Two Years certain, with the use of the Fixtures, a genteel and convenient HOUSE, in good Repair, adaptcd to a - small Family. The Rem low, and with immediate possession. - Particulars of Mr. Herring, ,Attaionecr, &c. Pleet-htreet. GOSFORT FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Tintrsday.tlie t4th of July, 1206,1 at o'clock in .the Doren on, THE Good Spanish Ship .MARIA: JOSEPHA,. alias ES. KI: 1. LA; regularly Lonatnmed as `Prize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley; Esq. 'Captain. • Dimensions—Lrgth ou leer 6 inches;_' lietgh! - between Decks 4 feet 4 inches ; breadth 27 feet' z inches ; depth in Bold gfeet to inches; scr iare stern, about 257 tons - Inca. surernerit,.nearly new, remarkably strong built, and cop pered to her light Water Mark '; has two flush ,llecks, - and ,well found in Stores; would. make an excellent Picket, or sui;_ . able for any Tfade where dispatchiviequired, being a very . -fast sailer. After which wilt be sold her Cargri, vii.• • For; .Exportation; • . .440 Bags Sugar, -.84 Ditto Cocoa. • • • , For Houle. Consumption. .. ~ 93 Bales • ..f . •-• • ""so Ditto falap. . 16 Scions Cocaneal. . 4 Bags Allspice. • -ro kfidei • lictlia-Hal r. 250 Pieces of Hides. ` Tons',Logwond. • , •_• To be viewed at the,Briers' Warehouse two days before late Sale, and Catalogues and InVentaies !fail • braprilying • to Messrs. Peyton and. Grettfelt, Agents.s i. casfle.Baynard . ,._ • London ;..or MATTHIAS MARCH, or roiiie WILLIAM .TURN.E,R, • . S Gosport, June 26. So 6: HANTS. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,• •.' -By. Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great RQorn, in Pall-Mall, on Wednesday, the • Inst. at Onela'Clock, . A - valuable and highly Eligibip FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the Parish of HECh.'FfELD, ab,iut roilr tiles from Hertford Bridge and the• Southampton Road, !seven 'from Reading, anik.thji ty -eight from London ; a healthy, pleasant Situation ; consist•ng - ,Of RA - GMO R E H(S USE, with proper Offices; Kitchen:Garden,'Plantations and •p lea sure' Grounds; seated ma dry .hea lt: ly • soil, approached by excellent Roads, and surrounded uy about Eighty Acres of Land. • The Premises are in 'perfed::and substantial-Repair, arid a snort comfortable and convenient _Residence . for a Genteel -Family The Land is in good condition. May be:entered on imtne!jiately, and the Purchaser may have the Furniture, &c. at a fair Valuation, • , - . • . Printed PartiCulars may be had • or Messrs. Smart and Cow lade, Printers, Reading ; at the Crown; Reading and - Ilasingstoite ; at Demese, Hertford Bridge; Castle, Wind sor ; King's Arms, Bagshot ; Bush, Staines and Farnham ; at I;atrai,v:ly's Cotrx• house, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Christie, rdi_Ni all, London. • ELEQ.ANT VILLA AND ESTATE, STREATHAM, SURREY. TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION, Ty Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Room, in on Wednesday, Tuly 13, at One o'Cleck, In FIVE LOTS, AHighly Valnable_and singulailY Eligible FREE• HOLD ESTATE, delightful:) , situatO erghi Mites from London, in the Village of S a I<EATHAM,-SURREY; consisting t, r • Lot t. An ELEGANT MANSION, or. SPACIOUS VILLA, part to.tinis,i,:d; with excellent St ibuing, Offices, and capital t^ ailed Kitchen-gardens, with Hot and Green liou,es The Dwelling, seated on a Lawn Pleasure-ground it lied to a Paddock' and Meadows, in the wh:le sl A. R commands a/Most erichanfing View; has been. built and improved at great etpence ' \and is one of the most en viable in the Vicinity of the Metropolis. Lot. 2. An 0 ItN A M ENT4D COTTAGE on an elevated Spot on the verge of a tio,ilWooded Park of 24 A. 3 P. baying a double approach by a• Private Road trrotn the CoM mon, and by a Road from the Village. Lots 3,4, and S. A LAUNDRY HOUSE in hand, and sundry Tenements on the Road-side in the Village of Streat ham, lett to Tenants orrLease, ot'which five years will'be unexpired at 4 Michaeimas next, at Eight Pounds per ininuin. The whole Estate {Eighty Acres within a Ring Fenc.!) coin. prises many charming Spots for ereEting Villas with separate Paddocks, ;and presents a most Incrative objeclfor Specula. Con. . • Printed Particulars •may .be had at the Greyhound, 'at Streatham; of 'Mr. Wakeman, the Bailillof Tooting Beck Manor, who will shew the Estate; of Messrs. Browne and Gotobed, Norfolkstreet, Strand ; at Garraways.;•.and , of Mir. Christie, Pall. Mall, where a Plan of the Estate•may • • be Seen. PALM SOAP IN'THE GREATEST PLRFECTION. Q BERRY having made great Imptowements in leis . well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with. re rewed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ;. prepared train that sweet fragrant art4,:le, Palm Oil, .the pleasantness of the Perfume, anddelicacySokits ose, has merited the atten tion and patronage- of -many bf the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable discovery fpr : softening,clezning, briCing, -and preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun"; and is also -toUndan excellent defence 'against culd Winds and sharp - frosty air. Sold in Squares and Balls, Is. each, with the words " Sa rnuel,Berr)" ott the wrapper., Tile, Proprietor recommends it as the b:st Soap for shaving, producing a fine soft lather, proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, N0 r ,17, Greek street, Soho and, by his appointment; ii the pfincipal Per- Iniiiers in Laudon and dill - iatnt Town: 'in tho du= sing it was. °l;')' ill G i D A I', JULY )4, 1800. This Day was published, • Elegantly printed hi Quarto,. wit li.seVeral Engravings, Price 2.1. 25., hi hoards, • rIBIRONOMIA • or, A TREATISE on RHE TORI CAL DELIVERY: Comprehending • many PrecePts, both Ancient and Modern, for the proper Regula tion of tile Voice, tile COuntenance, and Gesture. Together with an Investigation of the Element& of GestureN and a new Method for the Notation t her - wt . ; illust rated by niauy Figures. , - By the Rev. GILBERT -AUSTIN,' A M. Printed for T.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Quarto, with a Portrait of Doaar Walton, from an original Piatire,' a Sketch of his Montt nientin Wincnester Cathedral, and a Fac-simile of his Hand-writing, price tl. 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P rinted far F C. ed..k. ltivinxtou, ,R. Bald W• 11 ker, T. E.;erton, Scatcherd and Letterman. J. Nunn, R. LaLkiNton, '••and Co E • elfery, llurst, - Rees; and Urine, Cadet!. and, Davt:si I. Murray, 1• BlaCks and i'arry, I. and A. Arch, T. Pstell, l• .. Booker, and Norm Ville andgelf.7` • The: Monthly.:Retwers their Criticism on this.va, -luable Work, which has been long out of Print and exceed-. ingly searce';obserire; " That the. - Rouen History of this dioous and masterly, Writer is .a„imost valuable accession to • the stock of' historical Learning: That thi; eXeCutinti of.. the Work is equal throughout. That Mr. Hook seems to.have . possessed-in a very eminent degree the rare talent of sepArat. big the Partizan from t Historian, - of-,which few Writers arc Capable; and ottomparing contradiaory Authorities_ with im i iattial4y and penetration. He does not appttar to have . •.-‘ been a - oigot, to any Orinciples, or a slave to.any authority" • Da} was , published, In Two large Volumes, Royal Octavo, price 11. 18s. in boatds, A TREATISE on the LAW of OBLIGATIONS 13. or.CONXRAC IS. This Day was pub ished,. . • Elegantly printed in EeVen Volumes, price 3L 13s. 6cl. in • boaro,,a ,tew Copies on Roycil Paper. price sl. 5): in boards, a . ndzifew others on Super-roYal Pape, - , price 71. is. - in bnar.d•s.. a new goitioti of THEE-PROSk WORKS of JOHN MILTON; with I Lite of the Author, interspersed_Nvith Trans lations and Critical Remarks. By CHAUCLES,SYMMONS...,D. of Jesus College, Oxto'd. P rip-ted ; for I. Iphr k son, Nichols and Son, F. and C. Riving , lon, Okridge and Son, Payne, Clarke - and Sons, ()envy, and Son; Cuthell and Martin, Vernor and co. K. Lea, I. 'lValker, -,- .l.fickington and _Co. I Nunn, Longman and Co. Cadell and Davies, (. Harding, R. 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This Day was published, In Two Vols. 12,M0. price Bs. in boards, . MADAME DE MAINTENON. Translated from the Frenchof MAJ. GENLIS.. •• Printed for-Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,' Paternos ter- row, . By whom will be published, in a few Days, in two vols. Bvo. Memoirs of Lows XIV ; written by himself, tor the Data.: phin,, his Son-, and addressed to'tliat Prince. To -which are actied, several Fragments of Military Memoirs 3 his, Advice to Philip V ; Seventeen Letters to that Monarch, on the Go.: vernrnent'Of his States; and.various other Pieces never before printed. The whole published and arranged fr..irn the original Manuscript, By.. j. L. M. De Qain Montague. Translat ed from the French. . FROISSART's CHRONICLES. This Day were publish:Al, In Derny Oaavo,.price 11. 16s. in:hoards, the Volumes 7, - 8, and 9, of the Second Edition of • QM JOHN FROISSART's ..CHRONICLES of ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, and the Adjoin ing COUNTRIES, Ithrn the latter part of the Reign of Ea ward IL-to the Coronation of Henry IV. Neu ly translated from the French Edition, with Variations and Additions trom many celebrated MSS. By THOMAS jOHNES, Esq. M:P. To which is prefixed, a Lite of the Author, an Essay on his Works', a Criticism on his History,' and a Dissertation-on his Poetry' Printed for Longniany Hurst, Rees, and Orme, l'aternoS— ter-row ; and 1. White, Fleet-street. • *„'t The remaining Three Volumes of then above Work will he piiblished very shortly, with a copious index. " FrOissart is an Historian consulted and cited by every Writer, whose subjed leads him to the period in which he wrote; he is the chief, it not the only authentic source of information .we are possessed of regard to one of the prOudest and most striking - portions of our National Annals. The Engravinks from old illuminated MSS. which accom pany the present portion of the:Work, are useful as well-as curious ornaments. As the authenticity of the sources from which they•are taken cannot be doubted, they present valu able pi .cures of the costume of the times. 'We consider the Translation of Froissart's Chronicles by Mr. 'ohms. as an un dertaking of great importance, and even of high national in terest."—Critical Review, March iBa6. • 6 Even the Readers of and Romances, if ever they have, in the course of their lives, read any thing of real His tory, must be gratified, and even charmed, with Fraissart, ler there is as much gallantry, love, and adventUre in the Chronicles of Froissart as in any ,Rorriance 4 Don Quixotte scarcely excepted. Froissart's Chronicles - absolutely aftbrd more aniusvment of this kind, were the instruction to be de. rived from matter iof fad and twit entirely- gut of the yuesz • tiva. l —Auti-1 acebiti -.Review, May a 3a6 „ By M. POTHI F.R. Trans We'd froin ill: French t' with an Intro:1 , 16110n, Appen dix, and Notes, illus,trative of the Englit, Law on the Subjed. • . By WILLIAM DAVID EVANS, Esq. Barrister at 'Law. ' • • • London , : Printed/by iiis Majesty's Law. Printer, for T. Butterworth, Fleet-street. • Sir William ;ones, - 'speaking of another Work on.the Law of Contracts, observes that, at the time when that Author wrote, " The learned and venerable Pothier (who sus tained the two charaCters of Professor and judge with de served applause) was composing his 'admirable Treatises on -all the different species of express or impliediContraels. And \here," he. continues. " I seize, with plea Sure, an opportu-; nity of recommending those Treatises to the •EngliSh Lawyer,. exhorting, him' to read them again and again ; for if his great master, Littleton, has given him, as it must be Presumed, a taste tot-luminous method, apposite exampleS, and a clear manly style. in • which nothing. is . redundant, nothing dal.: cient, he will surely be delighted with Works in which all those advantages are combined, and • the greatest portion of • which is Law at Wes!minster, as well as at Orleans. .I.For ..my Own part, I am so charmed with them, that, it' my un d6sembled tcindness for the study of jurisprudence were never to produce any greater belletit i to the, Public than barely the introduction of Pointer to the aequaintanee of my Country,. men, I should • think that 1 had in some measure discharged The debt, whichever/ man, according to Lord Coke, owes to hii'proteSsion. I "----aw of Bailments, p. 29. TO THE PUBLIC. KERNOT and BLAKE, No. 33, St lames's-street; Pro prietorlfrof the GENUINE PREPARED CHARCOAL DEN I'IFRICE,. 11Q.EG to claim a Prefer: nee of the public Favour, _Li • through the tollowing A,F I 1 DAVI P ALEXANDER - BEAK E, ,of St. James's-street, PieCa- Dritggist, maketh Oath, and.saith, that a certain Che-. nikal Composition,. denominated " PREPARED CHA R- C A L," now - vended to the Public - and recommended for its peculiar Qualities . iml Cleansing and Preserving the Teeth gttd Gums, and of which Mr. Edmund Larduer, of No. Piccadilly, claiths to be .tlie Stile Proprietpr, was . by him, • this Deponent, introduced to the Shop of the said - Edmund • Lardner, in Piccadilly atoresaid, and the Ingredients conCaiti-, ed in the. : kccipe tor, and the ntanner'ot milting up, the same, .communicated by him, this" beponent, to the said Ldmund Larduer. ALEXANDER BLAKE. Sworn at the Guildhall of the. City of London, this loth Day of lune, 1806, before me, ;AMES SHAW, Mavor K. end IL further beg to intrude on the notice of the Nobi lity and• Gentry by assuring them that their Dentifrice is cal culated. moste4etually to whiten the Teeth and preserve the G Mus,•being an agreeable Antiseptic, perfectly safe in its use, and entirely free from any acid.. The estimation of their Pre p.ated Charcoal isalaily proved, by a rapid and extensive sale; and its efficacy so well known as to render any comment un necessary. • Every Box sold by them, and by their appointment at the following. Places, has their Signature on the top ; price as. each; or one dozen for rl.• Berry; Greek-Street-; Withers, 2.29, Strand ; Harding•and Co. 89, Pall-Mall ; Bacon and Co 550, Oxford-stredt Chrisp, 39, Cockspur.street ;,Keith and C0'.30, Haymarket Crier, 68, Cornbill, and Ludgate-street ; Kerby and Bowde ry, t9o. Oxford.street ; Wade, 13, Old Bondt.street ; Cow tenay, Charles-street, Soho-square; Wilson, IS, Blackfriars road ; Carolan, Tottenham-court.road; London. Ruff, Chel tenham ; Mitchell, Colchester ; Hodgson, Cambridge ; Dai ry, Lincoln ; Gilberd, Brighton ; Saunders, ditto ; Lumley, Rantsgate; Silver, Margate ; Pluck well, Rochester'; Senior, Sittingbourne ; Watson, Deal ; Dunn, ditto ; Lee, Hythe ; • Elliott, Ashford ; Vidion, Maidstbne ; Meadows; Ipswich; Booth, Liverpool ; Barber, Yarmouth ;Rusworthy, Nor wich; Cocks, Nottingham ; Claughton, Chesterfield; Wool len, •Sheffield ; Walker, Doncaster ; Roby,. Harrowgate Searle, .Leeds ; Harper, Wolverhampton; Simpson,' 'ditto; Bunney,.Warwick ; Savage, Ninchester ; Harvey, South-. anipton ; Lucas, S ditto; Webb, INiewnort,.Collins', Salisbury; Setchfield, St. Ives ; Gilbert, Spalding ; Fa . ; Sr. Neot's ; Weir,'Horncale ; Mdrry,-Baldock ; Gardner, Biggleswade ; Webb, 'Bedford ; :•Fillery, Croydon ; Buss, Bury , St.• Ed ntund's ; Statten•and Mul*y .oxford ; !ones. Birming ham; Duncan, Perth ; Smith, Dun:fries C4ve, Guernsey ; Tic gar, Flull.; Cattle, York ; Cosner, Marc pw... • - . This Day was published, price 0. hoards, • • - Accompanied with • a Plan crf the' Tor. - n,..'neatiy engraved • it - nth : an accurate Survey,. . • - . . . . . _ • T-PICTURE of tLIVV,RPOOLT-tpßipri:iillg • o short •Histornot. the 'Pace; from the earlicAr-wperiod of its existence,- col - nailed ii ,or :Ali h e n t ‘r . ew of its progreSsivelmprovemont, aid rap ti -Increase of Strets, .Squares, able lAstitutions —with a View ot;.44• . ,Docki . ,:rshlp,pi ng , , a i l d s , Commercial Importance, &c. &c. ' • *- On 11 , 1ersey's Ejanks, where Lao eul-tus Jut • • " ' d•pl• "—••' He rolls his strealiis;Contiguaus to the'rnain, .; • - •. ' • See Liverpool, wish 'spiry grandeur crown'd, Rise from the waves, and spread 11,:r struct res soupd. tiverpool : Printed 6y Wm. - I°l'es, s 6, eithrle-street ;Aid sold by Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, 3r, Poultry, - 11. C rdsby and Co. Stationers' -court, and 1. Murray,, Pleet.street, Lon don. . . PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requ i r e s . a temporary retirement, may be, accommodated with . Genteel Apartments to Lye-in, agreeably to their circum stances -• their Infants put out. to nurse, ai;d taken ciire of. The consolation resulting frion thi s • Uild:rt.iking.!to many of the .most respectable Families in. this Kingdvm; by securing\their'reputation and character from the censure of the world,•thal preserving . peade gni. concord among Re- latiZnis and Friends, is sudiciently conspicuous to-. be colin tenanted by the humane and sensible part of itl.nkind. Care,...tenderneis, humanity, honour, and secrecy, having been the basis of this Concern for many ,years, may be re. lied on. Th )s.T.lperdless of• reputation will pot, on any . , terms, beireated,wkth. . Apply to Mts. Symons, No. 4, Lonclon-House-yald, St, Paul'. Church-yard', London. LetterS (post-paid) atlended to, and Advice in all Disorders incident to Women and Children: WHEN. Professional 'Men -of Education and Responsibility deviate from :he general System by the seledion 'of a peculiar branch, the sarction'of long cot,-,. tinued• success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have l devoted my practice to the excluske treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful res,i; t. of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as 1 am ahle, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the-Catalogue oil-Inman Infirmities.. After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, t formed a with at an early ,period of Practice to rescue in -dividuals from tbe ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerrius precipitancy cat general Ptaditiontrs. The Three . Disorders,• to the Cure which . I have dew voted my attention, comprise every Species .of V ENE EAL INFECTLPN, whether- of a recent or long du.: ratidit 2dly; All kinds of debility, whether ari.One froth the habits of school -boys,. , or the indulgences of mature agg,: Anil, lastly, fast derangement ht the, system in wo men which iscalled BAkRENNF.SS. of ST E Nutuerous•Diseases ar , the result • of ignorauce, or, haste' in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not tin fregimlitly happens that the seeds of Lite are floisottettbi the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior 'me thod such Conipliiints are easily cured; and, even' villein others. have 'failed,' I trust that I may presume to oner a radical re-eStablishment.• . _ Few,. however, are the cases' of complicated clistresr in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations` of Men, ' - who;• from an indulgence in .a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debiliiy, which is theunavoidable 'consequence of such pernicious habits. , • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over. his misery, but Carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conso lation for him to kuow, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncertainty with' other I' rictitioners, the , remQval of these Deficiencies .by the gradual progress of Rcnova.: tion, is the acquireinenr of my Experience. r the rites , of Bacchus. or : Venus have began to reduce Manly vigotir, much - anxiety will be oreveitjed by an early ,Counterac tion of thiS languid 'State and - these cases, no neill aifficulty will occur. But whtre this Deficiency has'fot.yeass•:existekt, a :proper perseverance is indispensably :equisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, - litullto-ii-afttinate the Constitution... MARX' Ea)4l.o.MEN,.who have longbeen clisappoirued irt.their expedatiOns of a Family, nily be'-al , .surert, 'thatin rithsf instances,-:such defeds. are curable . by Medical skill. . ,The s,ccresy which", is so essential to my - undertaking, - and'the qtfali'fieuficin'S which- I have presumed' to. state, form the basis of my . pretensions, and .in coincidence with such this intimation. is given; that" Mr. • liree...hriy be .consulArd - personally, . Letters linclosing ,a small.. Note), at ,his house, Nit. 29,• Xrundel • street, Strand, near T-eintOte • There is a .I)24diditional. Entrance in .rater -street. r ,adjoining, anti the Name is one . oth the doers. 's • 13 fee, Aletriber ot the 't RoYak College of Surgeons . . [PRICE SI PENCEI PX.iII,iLL vO. r . . ja7e tp, IS 6.. rriTE C O.IIMISSIONEIiS for VICTUALLING . ills Alviyl6l I\Ali Ido hereby give Friar on Tues,lay the 2a ol Seprem.er next the) soil/ be ,- cat?y to recrtve TenileP 171 w, (sealed up), and treat Jo, thte, - su . pPlSing what FRESH 111: IA:, SF.. PROVI , I(;NS, an.s , shall ke,demandea Jo? U e ills ijajeslys Ship at Lisbon, for the space .I , l.,nrhs until Six ~11,n0s wat)ti g ,hall b zit.,/; . to b i paid tw by Bari, Pqyable; with Interest, nt ,, e9 days rifle, dale. The Conditio , ,s of 'her,nt m be 'sear at ,the Sec , etati''s Office, at tbi4 Ogler lor 6y appl i in t; to Ills Brita , ,oze Consul, ar No regard 1.411 be had , o any Tender b the Pile( shall not be inserted' in words of leolgth, or that shall nor he'delivere,i to the- Board. before One ' , 'Clock on the said Tie sdav, the 2d of Septemser next, nor 2.enies4 the Person ho make , th-e Tend, or some Person on his baba j, attends, to anyver, when called Jr. EXCHEQUER DILL OFFICE, yqy • I All Exct)equer BLIT dated in the ill_m t h of A ug ,,, gos, TO BE P/111,.Pf, , FP. _ • . . THE. L 0 .. 7 11) S COMMISSION RS of Illy 311-.. 1 . • y s r RE/ISUR Direak.ls log of the Pri , ?c, , pal th , ab.ave-ineritic,ned the. Interest tbereyn, E,chep.'er • o f Exchequer, 'New Lilare ;',ird, 11; cimi%tlier, so I H P , ')AY the 3ert Oa). i • S a ; .4 , 1,11 a ice -wit (Sundays did li..fiidays excepted) wiell Thursd l y z 'b i*„ inclusive, from Tee o'ClOck llforn.:!ig tilt Vile in the After_ . noon for the pip -Pose tf receiving the Same kr- ro,-- 'er dispatch, the Bearers of 'the said Bills' are ic List, each descriptio'a of Bit's. coitaini.l, , Nil7;1.11?IS, in Nn. riterital Order, a. 4 .l•rding to -- the Value , cf tines said Bills ; and Tinres'qf Coinnteneernent 'of Interest,, 7wit , "... to , rincipai and Interest due clinpided frOfil t- tiar 0.1 .7z. , hicb. they are rerpeili:.,.y ..rattd, exclusive, to the, said ;:st a . , o f July, /usive, ic , f,e; the Inter: st eea,, e; and their are desired to write their Navies and Places qr ilt,hie" on - such Lists, aid indorse their Nantes on t.t,e said 21111 s. If any of IJO:lders of 16e a To . twaid gills shout/ Ar flesh am pi reed , ing. l ogyment y the Pri\c a•id interi'At Dreviou4. to the s a id 3rst 8- 6, /: , :'r:imy he aeConpnotted on computing the Intrrevt to the. 1).0: th 9, .:&-tib to be . taid,. and least. er g the taidßilb jo-r examinafi.n o',e dui prix , p.wera. • :Such Pe? sons ar ma i 'be ciesir>,ui of having Net t . E, c h q U er Bills- la ut.4Jgilobuat at the hatti.m of their Lists dcZifered or. bef r.e the 24 , h "ii.; , 141,t, *lay be accomm,dated with 8i - cav7l:: g vtorcr: sf -Thr,-e -fience ilalfpen,q the bap evi,j , o,e 11u:74 . .4 , -1 •P 0 0 ,41,," which said Billr • wiaheardate the said 3tst 1 . ;a 1 . 1806, o . .ct Will IDattlivereden Satarday the , 2d 44(g , 4e ~. .t • the Joilawing I 'ays. , - - N. :411 Exchequer Bilkdate d price tiq elt/gust,. been advertbed to be paid v y; and lb: !awest the, cvz ha - 1 eealcd. ' ~, w. ~ ~.: -