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t t a `; • THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T . O-MORROW EVENING, O&ob,r u, 1805; mai be performed - • THE WONDER. Don Felix, Mr. ELLISTON'; Colonel Briton,. Mr. CA R L ES, (From the Bath Theatre, being his first appearance on this Stage);' Den Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS; Gibby, Mr. CHERRY ; _ Lissardo, Alr. RUSSELL; Donna Violante, Miss DUNCAN; • Donnilsabella, Miss-Mt LLON Inis, Mrs. SCOTT ; - - Flora, Miss POPE. WITH - - THE FORTY THIEVES. . Boxes 6. Se con d Pii ce 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price z.;. --Gallery 2s. Second Price ,is.— Upper Galleys • is. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the loges to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel -street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at lialf-past Six. The Forty 'Thieves will b e repeated on, Monday and Ttles - 'next. On Monday, Romeo and Juliet; Romeo, Mr. Elliston ; 'Juliet, Mrs. H. Siddons. On Tuctday, The Belle's Stratagem. A new Comedy is in rehearsal, and will be produced in the course of a leivdaYs. Fifth Night of the jitsstly celebrated Mr. SMI TH's astonish ing and pleasing Petformances on a Single Horse, in the highest pitch- of animation, and conformable to Musical expression I NEW OLYMPIC PAViLION, NEWCASTLE STREET, 'STRAND, Established by Authority clUthe Lord Chamberlain. • • THIS PRESENT EVENING; FRIDAY, ber io, . 1 8061 Ad I.—A - Grand Cavalcade, with. 'varibus Isriw tions, &c. At the conclusion, the Danee'called Nancy Paw.. son, by two Horses. Ad 2. Extraordinary Horrmanship do one and two llorses, assisted :by- the wonderful • Phendfnenon, Master Davis. Act.—The whole Troop will . h ave t h e h o n our to pre. !sent O lympic and Venettahl'eats of Strength and Agility. , At 4. —A new Comic Pantomimic:al Dance, called, the Hi lwrnian Reapers, or Harvest Home. --=Principal Charaelers by. C..pubciis and Mes.',.P.arket, assisted by the w hotke- Col ps d. Ballet. Ad. c. - -liatt ate -DxerCises, by the • Whole Equestriatv; Troop. Act 6.-Tate - 'Redobbtdble Charger will. exhibit fiis• Ele mental Performances, by aching as 4 Waiter . in every capa,, city, trul y poupraying specimens of •Anidiiil 54;acity and Dexterity , .. • Ad 7.—T.he justly celebrated Mr. Smith will, tor the sih time, go threpgli , flie. -FtatS..of Horse., inanship, in, the ; highest- pitc h..ol AiiiipaOgn : I.—He Will 160 over Siv;Gl'rters, going 'onee"roUnd•the - Circle. • .2 . —lle.will perform a curious 'Piece Of flyingbotteritY, with a MYrbie•and gottie tobsing .. thern,,,dlternatelyin.the, air several_ fir . fies, and will . then catch ~the in the 1 3.-41 e will keep susgended, at one time, twin. Bottles, four Oranges' - / orris, sstc. and, • " : • • Las I) naog.estl.44t4iparg Leap over o• Spge.of live BOacctS, (ice; &c.' Singing between the Ads, by Mr. Johnson -and,: Mfs. Broad. , - • To conclude with a Pantomime. called, "--THE* INDIAN (3.H.L.EF. . _ • .4Boxes, 4s, ---,Pit, .is. .Doors to 1ie", , 141al at Mill past Six. - 2.lketo beiin at Seven t.c; a minute, with thaVrand Ceiv4carle. • -Places to be ulkca at the Pa . vilion from Eleven o'clock till 'I • • VETERINARY COLLEGE. . coumAN - will begin his COURSE of ANATOMY, 11-IYSIOLO CY; ai.d VATI,LOLOGY of the HORSE, on MONDAY, the.oo l- Nrivedrber, at Twelve WC:lock. • -N.B. Lately published, Vol. z, qUirto, Observations on the k ormation, (Economy, and Diseases of the foot of the CAPITAL- FARM, 'Mt •FARMS, In theVALE of EVESHAM, and COUNTY ofC LOU.. CLSTER, }ALE of TITHES and POOR RATES, ryen3E LETT, the whole aad cOmplexe PARIS}( of Si • ryi itv 1 E- ASTON, containing about tOOO Acrcs, lying in the heart of that Vale, so long celebrated tor its (Amine fertility, situated within three imiles`of Evesham, a great tn4rket-town, and two miles and a balf from the navigable River Avon, which, at a short'disfance, joins the Severn, thus allincling' a ready market for its prothice, and a conveyance for•the fittest Lime, .to which Manure it has hitherto been a stranger. Somervi, Ic Aston is divided into large well fenced Inclo sures, the Village lying in the centre. The Soil is of the richest Manly Clay which this kingdom has to boast ot, and. Davin been tilled at a very shallow -depth, it is to any.good tillage Ilusbandman new land. - One half of the Parish" o r will he, Ailled, the .other half is C; razhig or Dairy ,Land. it will be.Lett for a Term of Sixteen..-Yelrs from the ph of November_ next, in One, Two, o r Thre e Farms, the build.' ions admitting, of either arrangement, and each allainent lying within ir . 4 f(i»;4•Tence.' • I f?ont elispostil of. by _Private Contrail ((of Which the ear— best Notice wi)l be given) it will bo LETT by AUCTION; at the Crown Inn, Evesham, Worcestershire, at" Three o'clock on Saturday, the Ist of November next. Immediate: Possession will. be given .of two-thirds of the Parish, and of tlie remaining either now or within ton t . yeai-, as will beltereafter notified . . - Ptinted Particulars will, be had of Mess. Lavender and Co, Solicitorsi .Evesbain ;. of ‘Villiain Kiriglake, Esq. , Taiintai . S. 'C. 'Esq. Writer to the Signet, Echo burgh ; and at the house of the 'Right' How.- 1,,0ti Somerville (the .Ptoprietor);: , l4ll-stretr,:•Lonclon, to vf4oni orleri,inti be ffi4cle. Sept, ;e, - :ific;"6„ LINCOLNSHIRE. =. .' J. ... ~.. tAAT, WEST, and W n.; !AIME FENS DRAINAGE. •TO -SOLD 13Y AUCTION,"' At ttie Peaceck Inn, 'in Boston, ..on Thursday the and F a. qty the iith Days of .0610er:1 - text, hetore-the Special ‘ tnmissioucrs aaing under and . by virtue of certain -Acts cf erliament passed in the .41st and 43d Years of %the Reign-hf His preset - it Majesty, -for the Drainage of the said },Lst, West, and`Wilditore Fens, at their Adjourned Meet .,ii-ig Olen to bAltolden ' pursuant_ to the Directions or the said Ads, in Lots, Stibjed,to such Conditions 'of Sale as ' shall be then and, the'reproduced, . • - -. • ONE Thousand Four Hundred and ' Ninety- . seven Acres a.,d Two.Rockis of •RICH - PASTURE CROUN D in the W-EST FEN, between NLi.whain Dram and the New Cut near _the Common Fend ke, and on the V ortli-e of the Road leading from Boston by SWinecoies indosMs. to Horncastle, Tythe-free. --Each Day's Sale iv ill•coinmence precisely ,at Threp O'CloCk In Op Atter -400n! , .. _ . l'pns of the several Lots may be seen at the Principal Inns t;oston, Spil;,by, apd lionicastre ; and Particulars had at A-6 e Oflices of the Clerks to the said Commis.sinpers in Boa tel), and, S pilsby. , By Oulu of the said Commissioners,. . • , SAM. TUNNARD, ,C,lC,rks. • BRACKENBUR ~~~ . - ' -4111‘*ii ..sLiaor 1 .-TO lll 44 Angi • - 0.74 7 1 4 '#:;''' • • pp? v-ko • • . S - N., • ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS. MORE. CAPITAL PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. THREE TWENTY THOUSAND-NM-ND PRIZES, THREE TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, THREE 14 YE' THVUSAND.POtND PRIZES: • • • -NO Prize less than : Tweoty Pounds. • XT XT MONDAY, 13th Codober, the GRAND N STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing, which contains a greater proportion of CAPITAL PRIZES to the small Number of Tickets, than any former Lottery. •. SCHEME: - . 3 - ' 4,20;000 . are - „ Oa,oon 3 - 1 S ,-, . - ,- - , 1,000 - - - - - sogo t- - - - - - .co 20 . ~' . . . . - ... . - . 2,0 , ,,0 4 0 , . . . 50 4, 10 0 - - - - - 8;odu ---- , .F.R. 1 D Y, OCTOBER 10, 180(5. BY 4UTHORITY. This Day was ppNished i prhireci in Fol . . Price al' kiiwa,and a Half, THE _TRIAL o?' HENRY LORD VISCOUNT ME EVILL L, before the House or . Peers, i tWestinin ster Hall, in Full Parliament. Containing the Evidence and all the Arguments, vroatlin. 'taken i Short Hand by. 10S. and W. B. G J.RNLY. Published by Order of the House of Peers. 'Sold by M. Gurney, Bookseller, 123, Holborn Hill ; and f. Stockdale, Ficcadjlly. 20,000 Ticicts Zioo,ooo TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the Firt-drawn Thlet and all the othetimatense Capital Prizes afloat.. , :PRICE of TICKETS and SHARES. • Ticket - - t7' rialf - ‘l6 :3 0 I 'Agfa]: Quarter s 2 o Sixteenth - i 6 o TEN THOI . J9IND POUNDS, 'THE Friends of POPE'S 'OFFICE are tespeafully fawn - fed, that tfie present State Lottery cemntences drawing on Monday next, 13th of October, When the First drawn Ticket will be entitled to the above Capital ,Priie. Tickets and Shares are now on sale at Pope's Fortunate Office, No. 12; Castle.:alley, fronting the Bunk of Enyland. TEN THOUSAND ‘P . OUNDS FUR THE FIRST., . DRAWN: TICKET NEXT MONDAY. • Thin ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.. re it SPeclfully acquaint the Public, the STA T E LOT- . TE Y commences Drawing on the 23th at the present Month (061ober), being the only Lottery to be drawn this Ycar,-and aid other will be decided by the same. The SCHEME contains • • - 3 Prizes of - ,C2p,000 3 - - - 10,000 59 00 &c. &c. &c. 'The lowest Prizes are Twenty Pounds, and no fixed Ca pital, except the First-drawn Ticket, entitled to to,ooal. TICKETS and SHARES are on Saki by RICE-IA R l)_ SON, GOOMUCK, and Co. Stock-Brokers, 'Cornhill, •and Charing-cross. SWIFT and CO. pOULTRY aiul CHARING-CROSS. ` tows and SHARES of the State Lottery, to begin Drawing on MONDAY N E XT,' are selling . by SWI 1. rand Co. at s their Licensed Offices, No. ,T t, - Poultry. {established in and No. tz, Chariug•Cross (next Donr to the r;olden Cross)..• The Lottery consists but of zo,ooo ' , Tickers_ The Schemi , 'ontaihs the follciwing Pfize§, viz. . 3 ..gt . kzoinco B‘, of Zioo 3 100 • i 3 c,OOO I • 1? - ' ..Sgv 5 --- 1,000 i 4,100 - 'The FitstArawo receive to,oooi. Gratis. • . hiOIIPA REI L.. itrno.• is.. boards. Novelty in Literature—The Lady's Treasury of. Rational' Mirth and Innocent Wit. Pin NONPAREIL_ 6r, HARMLESS FEAST . of WIT beirikaii tent of Harralcss Luxu ries, well seatoned, but 'entirely' divested 'of every hurtful_ln gredient, - consequently an agteeihie ParloUr Compan ion,-and no unworthy aciini; , ition to the l..t‘r•try. Clot the.foul jest; how- well sr , e'et 'tis writ, • ••• • That dares= o blend l-nrl4. , ceriey with wit ; Alock at Rd igioti, vulgar stuenies impart, ' .• the'cneek, or taint the - youthful heart.' PAXODY ON Poise. .'ff It remains • to make one plea in •ravour of the Title I have cho s en I trust it will not be (teethed unmerited ; this Compilation being offered to Public Patroriage as a professed jest Book, and 'yet not containing a single 'indecent Remark, or any expression tending td ridicule Religion." Vide PR REAcle. Printed for Vernor Hood, and Sharpe, - Poultry ; and 1. Harris, Corner of St Paul's Church-yard.- SOUTH AMERICA. Os Day was published, 'price - ss, board's, APOLITICAL ESSAY on the COMMERCE 'of POR - FUGAL •-inci her COLONIES, particularly of Brazil, in. South Anierie.i. • . . By 1. - • f CUNHA . DE AZEREDO couTlNuo, Bishop of Fernambiico, and Fellow,ol the! Royal Academy ,• of .Sciciices at Lisbon. Translated front the Poi tuguese. Sekond Edition. Theimportant Changes That are about to take place in the .• political and Commercial, Relations of South America, by • the intenkled Removal of the Court of Portugal to the Bra ails, will render every Information respeding - that luxuriant Portion of the lvotltt at this moment.- peculiarly• interesting. This Essay, which is equally . .calculated to fix the Attention.. of the 'Statesman' i the - Politician add the Aler c h an t, was 'originally publisled by-desire, atilt , at the c.-.pence, of op Royal Academy. of Sciences: of Lisbon, of which the learned Prelate by whom it was written is himself a distinguished . Member. ' • Primed foal. D. °Symonds, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, • An Exeursion.in FranCe, and other Parts of the Continent Europe 'froin:Theetssation of Hostilities in 1891 to the December, 13:.)3.° Including a Narrative of the uh preccdented Detention of the English Travellers in that Cauntry, as erisohe7s of War. By - Ch. Maclean ; M.D. Sccotid Editiou, price 7s. • NEW STATE, LOTTERY. • • • 'HAZARD, B VANE, : aild Co. Stock-Brokers,, at their Ohl State Lottery-011ice,, No. 93,,_ Royal Ex change, Loridoh, ar&nowe-sellink . 'Tlekets and Slores for - the Lottery which begins kira wing the 43th Octuber,l6on. This Lottery c o nsists' of 2 6;o o ri' 'Tickets .. abd the ;Scheme contains three !.`rites of• zamaol,,three Qf to,oool. .three of soool. &c. M. B.- In the Ceittery wltich - was.drawn in May lait, No. t7,d6, a Prize of and No. 2340, a Pnze of scoal. Were both sold in Shares by Ilaiard; borne, and ' r. *** Country Orders, accompanied with, sliort-d i ited. on I.inicL , a, Post: trice Orders, or Casil, ih PlrceT,•by'Coach' or Carrier, plinetTilly attended to;. and Correspondents tray depend on being tre ate d exa ctl y on the saline l'errns as it per_ serially present_ . ,• , . Letters, post-paid, duty answered, and Schemes 01',ices, 'N.. "2, - tam hil I, .i 49,• 0 iflogistreet, and - •41, St. I anies's-street. .. : . ~... ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,. . , 11 with great respell; take the liberty to recommend to the attention of the NQliiiity and Public the S.f.: li k9l k of , the present LOTTERY, which they 'have Conipared Witlitithat of-every Lot ter'y . wilch.has occurred during the. period their Offices have been established (folly years), and have toutld it not only superior in 'the :.Number and Value of CA Pi-FA L PR I ZES, byit also to contain, ou an average, not half the number of Tickets. •• • • • . At •the above Lkenced•Olitees thc.Tl Clti.k TS, SHAR ES, ,and CHANCES, - are . on Sale on'the best Terms ; where idst" o . 4tober the Ticket, No-. 3944„ a Prize of ao,oool. was sold . in two Quarters, two Eighths, and tour Sixteenth Shares; and in the late Lotteries "three Prizes 'of Z0,c. , .01. three 431 .1D,00: 1.. and seven of spoel. N. 43- The Ilrawing will begin NEXT MONDAY • • pHE reel JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MA [CNN: This invaltiable'ComPosition, with half the usual labour, prbduces the most brilliant jet black ever beheld, allards peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen,. is perfediv free from any un-' pleasantsnicll, and will r,etain its virtues i n any climate. Sold, tvholdale D4 j and Evlartin.,. at 'the Mahufatiory, No. High i.:oll7rorst ; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock, street, Covent-garden ; W Day, No. 6;, Swallow street ; A xtell, a, Finch lane; :and by the principal hoot. Makers, Perfumers, and ()dine'', in the Metropolis; and in even Town throAghciut the , United Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, price is. 6d. each. --- „ This Day was ptiblished, price 3s. 6d. boards, r rHE HOSPITAL PUPIL ; or, An kSSAY. in ." . tepdy(t to facilitate .the Study of MEDICINE and SURGERY In Four Letters, I. On the Qualifidationsne- III. pire4lious;for the pro cessary for a Youth intended secution of Hospital Studies, f,,r the Profession of Medicine according to the p resent Sys or; surgery. I temof Medical Education. 11. On the EducatiO n of a • IV. Nuts on entering into Medical Student ; • unproved Practice ;on iNliiical• J Luis cOurseof Hospital Studiefs;&c. prudenc; &c. &c, . . BY .IANIES PARKINSON, . . Author of the Chemical Pocket- book, Medic a l Ad mo ni t i ons, _ .erc.-tirc. . .• . " The Work before- us will; be found not less interesting than instruEtbie by the Student in Medicine; to whose Use it•is particularly dedicated. f it seems ,well ,calculated 'to answer the benevolent 'lntentionS of the Writer." --.British Critic. " The Author has treated his various subjeds in so judi, cious a manner, and expressed himself wi t h so Much Oer picuity, that no Medics Gentleman to commence his routine of Studies until he has carefully perused these Let ters."--,London Medical Review. London t Printed lOr H, 11. Symonds, zo, Paternoster., row; Callow, Crown-cowt. ; and I. Murray, Fleet-greet and Cox, St. Thuaus-street. In the lacer end of OCtober will be ready for publication,, a New Edition, being the'sth, of Parkinson's Chemical Piic ket.baok, much improved, and con - yr:sing all the. new coveries with which the Science laay beeu vuE4bed slu%e the publication of the last F.ditio,u, • ••• • - • FRENCH. PUBLIi.: CHARACTERS.. Ti;is Day was -- publiihed, In Thr , , , ?e Vols. timo. with .Purtr.iits, price tBs. in boards,' MO‘ r- OLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ; ex hibiting the must siistingtiished Charaders,,Literary, Military, and Political, in the recent Alti als of the French Repel bile... The greater •Part frotn the original Information of a Gentleman resident at Paris. The Fourth Edition. Printed for J. Murray, 52, Fleet street, Lond on ; and sold also• by the principal' Bocsellers throughout the United ; Kingdom... Of.whom may be had, , . . t, -- Letters of a 11IaindLike, 'descriOnite of the existing Marthers of'Paris, z vols. 12.!n0 gs. boards. 2. Duchess., oflliere,. exhibiting a Picture of the Frenca Court during : the !feign of Louis XI V, By the Countess of Genus, Z.Vols.' rno: gS. boards. • • In the Press, and early in the-Winter will be p u bli s h e d , ELEMENTS : OE OPERATIVE . SURGERY: - .I.ly • CRA ; .• . • . . Containing, 'tinde'r the head of each Operation, . I'. A concise Viet% of the t\'ppearance and Symptoms of the Disease Nvliich indicateg.the Ne...;essity of Operation. ' 11. A.,„minute Detail of the manner of operating, and the circunistauces, whieli, if unexpected, .might give embarrass. ment. • . • 111. The Ccinseituences of :the Operation—the Danger in the Progress . nf the Cure. r: , With some occasio n al Dis,cp . sSions founded on the Natural Structure and the AtiSpe arance of the Parts in theDissedion of unfortiniate'Cieses i • . :•: . Printed for Longman,. klurst, Rees, and Onpe, Pa.ternos.: ter-row ; and Cadell ancj Davies, Strand, In the 'Course of the present Memth will be published, in Two Vols. 4to. illustrated by Engravings; TREAUSE on FORMING, INIIIIIOMING and, MANAGING. COUNTRY RESIDENCES;: . and on the Choice of Situations appropriate to ;very Class of. Purchasers : whiCh the object iu view is to unite hi a better manner than bas hitherto been done, a - Taste founded in Nature with Econortly and Utility, in constrUCting Or im-. proving Mansions and other Rural 13nildittgs, so as to corn bine Architectural Fitness with: PiCturesque Ettea ; and in.' forming Gardens, Orchards, Farms, Pinks, Pleasure-grounds,. 'Shrubberies; ail kinds of useful or Decorative Plantations,' and every objed of Convenience or Beauty peculiar to-Coun. try Seats,, according to.the Extent, Character, or Style of Si tultions, and the Rank, Fortune, and Expenditure of Pro prietors, troni- the Cottage to the Palace. With an Appen dix, containing an' Inquiry in to th e Utility and Merits of Mr. kepton's Mode of skewing EMets by Sjides and Sketches, and Strictures on his Opinions and PraCtice 'in Landscape Gardening. Illustrated by Descriptions of Scenery• and Build. ings, by references to Country Seats, and Passages of-Coun try in most Parts of Great Britain. By 10H NLO N, Esc': F. T., S. • Member of the Society of Arts; Commerce, &c. London; of the Society of Agriculture; Planting, &c. Bath'; Author 01 a Treatise on Hot-houses, and Observations ow. Landscape Gardening, &c. Printed fur Lonoun, Htira, Rees, and thine, rateriv . s. ter-row„ . The Third Edition, price ;s. 6d. A . NEW INQUIRY into the SUSPENSION of VITAL ACTION in Cases of Drownirg and Sun- Cation ; to which was ti:ariimously adjudged the Royal Hu mane Society's Gold Medal ; being .can Atteinpt to Elucidate the Principles or Irritability, Sensibility, and Vitality, and filially to improve ille. Art of restcring Animation. By A. FOTHEKGILL, - M.D. F.R.S. &c. By the same Author," 2d Edit. price 2s. 6d. An Esseyon' the .P.reservation of Shipwrecked Mariners ; being an At tempt to AnSwer the late Prize Questions on thatintetest ing, arid important Subjea. "Delightful T as k l— to ' so f t e n Human Woe, Tis what the Happy to tfi'l/nappy owe." • Printed for the Humane Society : Sold by Rivington's and fohnson ; also at the Bath and Bristol Libraries. • • ••••••tl.:_ • , IT • ' [PRIet • IXPENCE , FICTU4LL/NG-OiFICT., Of't. 6, 184. THE CO27M/SS/O.:VERS for .IVTUALLING I • 11 IS 31.4:785T}', hereby - give Notice, That •.' t on Wednesday the rsth inst. the witibe , rt-.4;1y to receive Tenders', in writing (sealed upj, and treat Jos' Tweke Ilandred Thousand GOLbSTONE, Or BROWN WILLOW RODS (not less t i an forty-eight Inches in length), fit for snaking Coopers' Twigi; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; -to be deliVered by the 30th of April, 1807, in equal monthly ' , Topa'_ tions; into Hi: Majesty's Flame:fling Storer at•Deptford ; and for Thrie Thousand Bolts of FLAGS fr the use of the C , operages in be*:tho answerable to Samples to be produced with the resides's; andsto be delivered in !1e space of Twelve Mwtths, by regular weekly proportions, into lie Store : before mentioned. The wbslt to be paid for by Bills, payable ; with interest, pinny days after - ' c wno . 4' ' ' ' : 1^ - --.\‘` i r . - - . Cii 1:01,:alc f", 'l' 4 ‘ • ir:l (:(..'•'t 0 ..‘ '• i' lk -,... ,4 , , r. 2, : ~ :::. , ' i t , c`. '''' 4 :: 4.,:.1 Y. ' , ~., ,(,_..j.4,. \f'-‘ • - :041 , :i• - .. , ( A :,,.. &rte. - • N. 8., fro Tender jor a less quantity than One Hundred Thou_ sand Rods, and Five Hundred Bolts qtFlags,-will he admitted. The Conditiwrs of the C 7 ontrasls may Ge se , et at the J'ccretaty's Office. regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not 6e inserted in worth at length, or that, shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Wednesday the 1t.6 inssant ; nor unless the Person who 'makes the Tender, or same Person es his behalf,' attends, to answer, •when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. ,o, 1806. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS- MA JESTY': ORDNANCE ekhereby give Iyotic, , , That Proposal; will be received at th e i r Offici,,in St. Afa?garei-' street,. Writminster,ort or Lefore Wednesday the 1;115 next, from such Persons as my be willing . to undertake the'Provisiot of ,cLO THING for the several Corps wrier. the dill - Rhin of the Ordnance, Patterns of natichmay he viewed :lion application at the Principal Storekeeper's Offee,:in the nicer, where further partiprlars may he kn;ton ; and ,aho.,:t the Secrewa , y's Office, in St. Margaret street afiresaid, any , l , y , hettcreen-the hours of Ten and 1 . .,:ur o'Clock. The Tenders to be dellilered at the — Office . of Ordrtanee; ;Pert. mintier, sealed zip, and ..markcd ov,the, ." Terylei. fcv •CI Ot g,' at • 'TZL'e;Ve.ZCIOCk on Ivrid.4l/te.aeileervrtt.frer. ilevhich hour sir Tender we'll he admitted ; n.9r 74.111 a/:s. O'er be i attinded to, unless the Podon r t ncrerltrrl ,ti r ate Agent for him, shall attend•at the,Offee. the..EtaP2tals 7*//rtised to 4. received. • further e?.peccied the l'er,s2n,:zs:hose ProPosuls maybe accepA:' shall enu-r seck non executing his Contraa, for the due perf,rmanc e thereof. ' 23ji'Order of the Yoaa, • R.- fl..clig-ii,;-,scerfrary.. OFFICE OF ORn2V/INCE, Sept: i 2, t8o6;:"; T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS.of HLS' yESTY's ORDNANCE-do 6ereby eve Notice, . That.. Proposals will be reeel—cd at their Office, in St Margaret-street, Westminster, on or before IP;•dnesday, the Isth Oflober, f ;nt . such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Pre . vision of ii()Sl Jr the several Corps under the a'ireain'n Y . the . Ordnance ; Patterns of which may, ,be viewed up.* t, application at•the Principal .Stoekeeper's Office its the Tower ; where , fur.. thee plrticulartmsy be known; and also at the Secretary's Office,. in Si. Afargarel.street aforesaid, any Day hatveen the Hours of The and Four o'Llock. The Tendert to, he delivered at the Office tat Ordnance, mintier, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Tender for Ho-. siery Articles," at Twelve o'clock on lilt said isth after which. hour no Tender will be admitted ;• 4, 9 r will any ojfer., be attended to, unless the principal Person concerned, or an Agent for' him, shall attend at the Office the Day the Proposals . are ad vertised to he received. It is ;further expected that the Person whose Proposals may be accepted shall enter into sufficient securijy, upon executi?tg hit Contrail, for the due. performance thereof. 2y Order of the Board; R. ,H. CREJ 4'ecreteiryt • •BREIVI NG ; This Day was published, pree 6s. in hoards, PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING ; C - 1. wherein the Directions for Condnaing - 6 . 4ch . Proce s s are so . distiiiellY laid down, that any Person unacquainted with that An Ways proceed therein with certainty. 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