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L:=:4/ I, N N 1 NUMBER 4302 .] VAUXHALL. Under the Pitron'age of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of - WALES. . 0N MONDAY EVENING will be -a-GRAND GALA, and Brilliant Display of 11 E-W ORKS. Admission Three Shillings. -(3l' The Public are respeafully informed, that owing to the necessary •Preparations for Galas, the Gardens can only be opened on those Evenings, viz. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. THE, great ROutation which Mr. BURGESS 1 - his .tified by•the superior Excellence of his ESS EN C E of AN HO VIES for 1. 1 S'H .SAUCE has , induced- many Petsons to give -the same -Name to an Article entirely dif ferent.. ' lofIN ltußGESSandSONtltinkita duty they owe the PutAte,to caution them:against such Impositions, as .several People travel the EMpire, olleiing Shopkeepers, S4c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious kind i they are parti ou r ug y reispieSted to lisk•for B u GEss ' s, - 311(1 to Qbserve none is genuine; but what have these words upon the Label:— " (oho Burgess and Son's Original and Superiot Essence of Ancliovip." Wirehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner • -• - . of the Savoy. Steps, London . • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. • AL L. Pt.B.S ON S possession of Incomes; arising from FreehOld, Copyhold, or LeaSeholii Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in •the Funds, Rent .Charges,. Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An nuitici,l'atent ; Places, Church Livings, or any othe: - eer inconie fo,r Life, may' be supplied with. temporary or pettninent'SAins-of Money to any Amount, by paying• A nnuity. lin -.1 est for the same. • • • ' T>cig J'iobility and Gentry of known Property, or-their May Be accommodated on their personal security ; and in any instance where the Single security of an indivi duAlmay badeemed insufficient,. the addition' of •another person to guarantee the payment of the Interest - will re move the objediCin ;' and, in all cases, privilege will be given tothe Public to return the Principal at their own option. Personal applications will be received every day till Four &Clock ; and Letters front Correspondents in 'Town' or Country ;post- paid) will be inunediatelY answered, by ad dressing to the Due:tor of the Knightsbridge Bank,. at his Town flouse, No. 3, Lower john-street, LYMINCTON, HANTS. ELEGANTFREEHOLD MARINE. VILLA, OFFICES, • GARDENS, and TWELVE ACRES of LAND. TO BE SOLD lsY AUC ICON,. By Messrs..WINSTANLEY and SON, At Catraway's' Colfee.notts::, Change-alley, Cornhilli on Tuesday July is, Twelve o'CloCk, N Elekant, Covenient, and very Substantial FREEHOLD VILLA, CAled the GROVE HOUSE, With suitable attached and detached• Offices, Lawns, Shrub - berieS, produaive Gardens, Coaeh-house, Stabling, • and Grove, deSit'eal4y situated at Lvmington, in the County of Mints, t 8 Miles front Southampton, and 95 from London. The Villa stands ,detached from any flutist, is an uniform and very handsonie Structure, recently built in an untqually substantial mamwr, - with Suffolk Brick, and Por- - tico Front; the interior part fitted up in a very superior side, on a plan replete with every comfort and convenience requi site for a Family of the first resp-Ctability. with an 'abut:la:it supply offine, tpring and Soft Water. The principal Apart.. ments are lofty, and of admirable proportion ; the offices conveniently,arranged ; the Widens prodildive the Lawns and Pleasu're-grounds tastefully laid ()oz.; and the Situati,n is perhaps as beautiful, as any part of that inuc: admired County, conutianding Views of great extent and beauty over the Isle of ‘yi s ght, and of the Sea, Scd. and at an easy Dis tance from the New Baths. There are also two Leasehold Meadows adjoining, contain ing about 12 Acres, which are held for 14 Years at .a low Rent. . The modern and excellent Household Furniture and fix tures are to he taken oo eligible terms., The Premises maybe viewed .on ,application to Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lymington , or to Nte.ssrs.. W. and Son, Pater noster-row, of hom printed I. J arriculars may be bad; also of Mr. Collins, Vrinter, at SaliStr rte ; the Dolphins; So.uth zmpton; the Fountain, at , Portsniouth; Mr. Welter, Chi chester; the George, at Winchester ; and at Gairoi'aY!s. RICHMOND H 1 LLB NOBLE ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLEASURE_ GROUND, and . LAND. TO BE SOLD B AticrlON, - • - • .13y Mr. ROBINS, At Crorrawsy's GotlOc.-houc, Lxcivauge-alley, Caroni]], on Thursday 3uLo ti I eily•t+B...6y at, lisraiolme,o' Clock , Beautiful and most Desirable FREEHOLD and COP YR.() I;;STA.TE, comprising a spacious Mansion, in complete order, and, planned fora Fanii, ly of the first distinaion, with attached and detached Offices of every descr ption, Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, excellent Garden, and -Meadow Land, the whole about seven Acres, situate on , that Most charming anddolrghtfulspot Richmond Hill, ctim:n;u►diiig ntihle; - enchanting, and extensive, Views of. the River and . rich Country surpassing any description ; also; a small compad I):ivelling-lionse,. Offices, Gardens, adjoining; commanding the same unriyalted . prosped, forming a most enviable property from its situation - and venient clistancelrorn-I.nncion. May be viewed by Tickets.. Particulars at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins; Warwick-street, 'Golden-square. FREEHOLD and . COPYUOLI) ELIGIBLE BUILD , INC LAND, and. BRICK EARTH, RICHMOND, • SURREY. • • • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.. _ROBINS, At .Garraway's Co(lee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thutsday, 3d -of.) uly, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, A — Vililable• and truly` De4irable: VREEHOLD and COP si HO L D ESTAT E, comprisingupwards of Twenty-three Acres, all lying compatt, situate on the .Last side of "Ricfimond Hill; and extending to the Road leading to the Marsh-gate, a_mest enchanting spot for crating Villas, coMmanding txtensive and beautiful Views of the: Country ; thc - Es 4 te - Affords a conslderable Strata of rick Earth and Gravel,, aunt is well supplied with excellent Water. • This PrziOertY -forms a very desirable Estate for Gentlemen or Builders. Paiticitlars at the Castle and Cr4liound; - Richmond ; Star Anil Garter, Kew-bridge ; Mr. Lowten, Temple ; at Uarra way'S ; and of Mr o nins,:Warwick. street, Golden-square; where a P lan of the Estate may . be seen. - • • . Valuable* Libraiy of ,very Scarce and Rare Law Books, the Property srt a Gentleman. . TO BE. SO II I) BY AUCTION', By Mr. ROBINS, On Friday the 4th of July, at Eleven o'Clock, at Mr. Hindle's A litlit.ii. rourns, Chancery-lane, • THE Entire and very VaIuabI.LIBAARY of a GENTLEMAN Mille , LAW, removed from his Ch t bets in the Temple, consisting of upwards of fifteen hundred Volumes of very, i;hoicr,scar.-x, and rigg ,, Books -on Divinity, law, a - nd . Law Reports, by the most esteemed Authors ; Blackstone, Bacon, Coke,. Hale .Littleton, leere Williams, Sir Wm. {ones, eve.' the -Encyclepwlia Britanmea„UniversJ History, Antient and Modem, Shakspeare'S Works, &C. and sundr) - Miscellaneous Works; also Greek and Latin Author of the most famed ClaSSies. Slay be viewed on Wednesday and . Thursday before the Sale, at liindle's Rooms, Chancery-lane; when Cataloi:nes may be hmi,.at . the BaptiSt. Head,, and Simond's Coffee houses, Chancery'-lane; Series Coffee-house, Carey street ; Etitiii , :al l s Inn Coffee- himse ; G recian Coffee:house, 'Tel Ole; i'leet-street ; lint .Cotiee- hpuse, 1-lolborn ; anti ot . Mt.•Rtitlinii Warwick-sire:l j Golden-sriitar:: -574. r Under the Patrohage of the Countess Of Macartney, and Mrs. Hume, Niece to the late -Earl , of Ma.: - artney, and with the concurrence pf the Noble. Trustees. - • In the course' of the ensuing Season will be published, han:fs,mely.printed in Quarto, A 'N ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE 'of the late EARL of M ACA RTN EY, comprehending a concise View of the Events ,and Transactions _immediately conneEted with his. several • Governments and Diplomatic Missions ; and - all Appendix containing such •orihinal and authentic Papers as may be thought interesting or necessary to illustrate or confirm the Narrative. •' Ey JOHN BARROW, F.R.S. Author of " Travels in Southern Africa," and in " China," and of " a Voyage to Cochilichind,"&c &c. Printed fqr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, new Editions. of Mr. harrow's former Publicat►ons. • • IRELAND. . • In•the Press; and speedily will be publi'shed,. In One elegant Volume, Quarto, illustrated with numerous Plates, price Two Guineas, in boaids, THE STRANGER in iitEpAND ; or, Travels in that Country during the Autumn and Winter of the Year iSos. By lOHN CARR, Esq. Author : of the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer, &c. &c. Printed.for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge -street, Black friars.; and .to be had of Archer, Dugdale, Mahon, Keene, Colbert and Mercier, -Publitt ; of Edwards and Co. and Sul livan, C,,rl; • oiMagee, Belfast ; Bull, Waterford ; and all other Booksellers. . - • . Of whom may be had, The Northern Summer; or, Trale4 round the Baltic; price Two Guinea ' s,, boards. This Day was plibliShod.,' in Ir.n. price Ss. in boards, :. • •• - ,a Seeond-Editic,n,•wit.. A ••, • ' 9HE SAUNTERER ;. a. Periodical Paper, .by . HE WS N RKLE , of Emanuel College, Cain bridge... To which is added, a Sketch of the A uthor's' Lite. London .P . riiited for Thomas Ostell; Ave Maria-lane; and T. Deighton, Cambridge.. • • • .This Day was pobli , hed. io,o6lavo, Trice BS. boards, A N INTRODUCTION to: - BOTANY ; coti, raining an Explanation of the Thenry . of•ihat Science, extraaed from the Works of Linnmus; with an Appendix and Glossary by dames Lie, Niir,,eryman, ar the Vineyard, Hammersmith. A new•Edition .. correeted and revised. • 13y C.. ,STEA - Member of the Linnman Socie"ty, Londe, i ; he Natural History Society, Edinburgh . ; and Auth,,l ::lernents of Natural History, in Two:Volumes. . • Edinburgh Printed : for, Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson ; and Thomas 0 stell,„ Ave- Maria-lane; London. RIVINGTON'S CONTINUATION of the ANNUAL REGISTER, formerly published by Mr. Rodsley. This Day, was published, in Oue very large Volume, price, iu boatds, E ANNUAL REGIS TER ; or, A View of I the History, Politics, and Literattne for the Year 1 79 A > , • • also the Volume for the Year 18ot, being the First of a New Series. Printed for F. C. and !. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-lard ; sold also.by Mr Payne, at the Mews Gate ; Mr. Egerton, Charing-cross ; Mr, ilatelard, Piccadilly ; Messrs. Nornavile anti Fell, New ;16nd-street ;, tqr. Rev . noldS, Oxford-street ; Mr. Lloyd, Harley-street ;• and by Nlessrs. rLii i .)rnhill. . • - • , A PrippeeiL s, explaining the Motives for the Commence ment ot.a New Series, and the. Plan for the future Publication of the ‘ , V.,rk, may be had gratis of all the. Booksellers. Also; 1. The Annual• Register for the Year price, iii'bds. 95. 2. The Annual Register for , the Year 1792, in 2. i'arts, price, in boards, 145, • Tilts Volume comPteliends two years of Foreign Af fairs, a ri contains a fiiLliful and mare ample Account than has yet been .giVt..l.l of ttie gradual undermining and overthrow of the Frencil MonarLny, the .Principles and Foreign Poli tics of the Revolutionists, and the Origin of the War cn the Continent, B.‘c. &c. 3. A, General. Index to the Annual Register, from the \rem . 1753 to 1792, botlninclusive, ,priCe, in boards, 1.0 . . or hali bound tss. The' Second' Volume, containing the Index from 1781 to t7s2, may be had seilarate. , T HE CERTIFICATE of REGISTRY of the ii Snow 1.3.AV1;R, of London, havfpg been Lost, w ever will bring the same to" No. MitiOiles; shall recetwa Reward of Fiv,e . Guineas. BREWERY, AND WINE - AND.SPERIT TRADE, ISLE-OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' On Saturday,iheqddly, of August, 18:.5; at the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven. o'Clock .precisely,- by Order of the Assignees of Cohn Steane, a Bankrupt,- • ALEASEHOLD BREWERY at. NEWPORT, on the B:inks Of the Navigable River Medina, in full Trade; with several Frechold'and Leasehold Public , Houses attached thereto,' and . a' very considerable Trade in the Wine and Spirit line. Also' several other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public House§ in the Island, and at Portsmouth, Gosport, and Lymington, with a considerableSiock orWine and.Spitits. • , Part4culars may be had, by application to, Messrs. Clarke and Sewell, Newport; Mr. Steane, Newport ; Messrs. Wright and Bovill; No. 39, Chancery-lane ; 'and Mr. - brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-strtet, London : and at the Bugle, .Newport; the Blue Posts,' POrtsmon'th ;- the Bine Posts, Gosport the An:,•ei, Lymington ; the Dolphins Southamptai - ; and the George, Winchester. FREEHOLD ESTATE, ~AND PoR VILLAS, &c. STOCKWELL, SURREY. - TO I3E SOLD BY AUCTION, - - • At Gari - away.'s Co - tree-house, on Tufsday, f uly i , at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine tots, A. Valuable. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, delight fully, ituated at Stoi.kwell, in the Parish of Lam beth,, three Miles from the Bridges, commanding peculiar and eligible advantages' conneanig' by a beatiti Cul and ieti'red Road the elegant NeighbOUrhoods 'of Clapham and Stmik well, comprising two Brick Dwelling-house,s, Offices, Cardens, &c. and xi Acres of valuable Land, particularly adapted fipr ornamental Villas or retired Dwellings, bulled to Gentlethca of fortune. . Descriptive Particulars, with Plans of the several Lots, arc preparing,:and may he had on the Premises ; of Mr.l Thomas Wilson, Archited, so. Queen; Ann street_ East; at the Swan, Stockwell; Plough, Clapham; 'I - turns, Ken nington; at Carraway's, and of Mr. White, Sturcy's-:gate, Great George-street, Westn,Mster. • VAIAI SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTION. Q BERRY having made great improvements in his o well-known PA L N , l SO AP, recommends it with re newed eonfidencoothe Nobilit)t anti Gentry ; prepared from that sweet fragrant :irtiqe, r.. 1, Oil, the -pleasantness of tile Perfume, and delicacy of its use, ha. merited the atten tion and patronage of Many of the first Families, and is esteemed a valuable discovery, for softening, cleaning, bracing, and preserving the Skin from the !lea of the sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty air. ' Sold in Squares and Balls, is, each, with the words ‘.‘ Sa muel Berr‘" on the wrapper. The proprietor recommends it :as the I;2a SOap foi shaving, producing a tine soft lather, proper for tender Faces, in round cakes, Is. each. Prepared and, sold by S. Be?ry, holesde Perfumer, No. : t7, Greek street, Soho ; and, kiy his ap,vointaip)l,.it the principal Per turners in LOndon and different Tclivns lit the three king .••,• - • • TJ TNT, GOSPORT. FOR PUI;LIC.: SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the'3d luly, ao6, at Ten o'Cjock in the Foreno,,n, THE VALUABLE STORES landed from . the French - 'Ships. of War MAYENGQ, and 'BELLE POULE, captured- by a Squadron of His 'Majesty's Ships under the commarld of the Right lion. Sir lohn" 1.% lase War ren, Bait. Lonsisting of-Cables, Sails, standing aim !uniting Rigging,' Rope in 'rink and Paper Stull - , I ion andlirass Guns, Howitzers and, Swivels, Muskets 'and Bapnets, round, double-headed, Grape, and .Cal,nister Shot, Gun carriages, Blocks oNarions. sizes, Provisions and' Wine, Iron-bound, Lcagers, Half Leagers, 'and other Cask, Iron Ballast, old Guns.and broken Pi- , :es useful Wrought Iron,' old Cop per and Lead, lower Masfs, TOprna'sts, Yards and Spars, with foirr handsome Time-pieces complete, and a large quan tify of Cornelian Stones and 'Reads, Strung and - loose. The whole to be viewed three days 'before. the Sale, and Catalogues had by applying to: - MATTHIAS MARCH, and ? joint JOHN A. HICKLEY, Brokers. Gosport, ,june 13, 1806. N. 14.: The SALE of the CORNELIAN STONES and BEA DS in. th'e above Ativertisemer t is unavoidably post poned.till a future Day, of which due Notite will be given. COS PORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE,. At the Ctown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July, tBO6, at Ten o'clock in the 'Foren,qm THE Good. Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA, i..• . alias ES :R ELLA ; square stern, about 16 3 twis mea surement, nearly new, remarkably strong built, lias two, flush Decks, well found hi 'Stores, .and would make an excellent Packet, or suitable for any Trade where dispatch is required, being a very fast sailer ; regularly condemned as Prize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, liaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. After which will be sold her Cargo, viz. - •,.. . -, For Exportation. - • . .44•3 Bags Sugar. ' .4 , 1);tt0 Cocoa. - For Home Consumption. g 3 Bales Sarsaparilla. • - ,_, 23 Ditto fatal). . . 16 Serous Cochineal. 4 Bags A Ilspice . , Soo .Hides in the Hair. 236 Pieces of Hides. , - • 'ls 'Tons Logwood. To be viewed at the 13rokers' Warehouse two days before the Sale, , and Catalogues and Inventories had by applying Vto Messrs. Peyton and - Grenfeil, Agents, Castle Baynard, London ;- or . - •••• , MATTHIAS MARCT-I, oil Joint • WILLIAM TURNER, Brokers. Gosport, lime 26, 1306. • • . _ That most excellent Medicine, THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, S universally, resorted to . for its extraordinary su periority .all - CoMplaints. of the Stomach, Relaxations of elle Sr4l;ls; Nervous Weaknesses, fir': deleterious . cfE:als of Climate,S, and particularly the ill c , t , nsequences' of In. temperance: - In sli,ft, in all cases where th:: Constitution has been reduced by di,ease or irregidariiy, the eifeets of the Valor of Gilead are unevai 'Also, The ANTLIMPETIGINES, or SO LOMON's I)ROI'S,_ the most powerful alterative, •.pttrifir and sweet. encr of - the blood ever discovered, and may be confidently re, licA on as tte most safe and certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula, King's Evil, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other disorders arising frorri,an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph.,. - • . Ladies and Gentiemeranay have their-orders c , rnpletcd for tliz Halt Guinea', or tarrily l uulea, mlal4.3l4;ouzain. row, fot 335. on which 95. is saved. , Scarce a, person who purchases one bottle of either of these Medicines, or reads that interesting 3s. Tradt, called " Solo mon's Guide to health,,' hut has rcai.on to sound its priise._ Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expeas his usual Fee of Half-a-Guinea. Such letter shosild, for safety, be' thus Aireeted, ." Money letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilea I House, Rear • Observe. —Each. Bottle of Dr. Solotnon's Medicine has a Governmcht Stamp, , with the name of the Proprietor, SamL Solomon, Liverpool," efigraVed thereon, to imitate which is felony.. • , , • . . • 'N. R. The poStage of all letters to the Do for must be paid,. and a fee of ies. 6d. 'inclosed for advice. • . , Sold by Mrs. Mathews, Nu. _IS, Strand, London; Mr.- Srnitl, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Racburn, North Bridge; halter and Mr. Scott, Smith-Bridge; ,Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh;. Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning; Paisley ;.H. Craw- KninarnoLk •' W. Young, .Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. ‘Vhitesick, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, New. Douglas; NI 'MI I lan, Kirkcudbright; T. M'Credie, Kirk. ably; J. Myth, Leven; I. Denipster,_Cupar; ,Allan, Dun det f'. Craigie, Montrose.; j. Mitchell, and . Anderset,, AO.:rdeen ;. Dr. White, .11anlf;: M'lntosh, Inverne ; T. M'Kenze, Stornaway; P. Taylor,. Stranraer • johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W. A i%lerson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Duidermline ; Wilson, Dunbar ; • Vinnet, Ar broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson,, Berwick ; Weddel, Aln nick; Paterson, Arbutlimot, and la'ntieson, Pc terhead ; A. M`Donaid, Truncate, Glas.z , w; and ; by most Boultelleri' and Venders of Patent Med:cines in the Unite." Kingdom: To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • Sir, - No, s, New Ilrid4e-street, Londrin. ICONSIDER it but aira& of justice due to the merits of your LEAK F.'s PATE NT . 1 L LS, to corn municate.to you the followilig Cure-which has recentli , been performed by. theth:— An .Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complicatidn of disorders arising therefrom), ..was reduced al most-to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be'obtained; and.trieo a variety of Patent Medicines, -nothing could be procured-which seemed to suit' his calie,,or to do him any service : he..reniained in a most re duced and pitiable situation fin two years, unable sm. : follow his prpfesSani, and scarcely able to walk or eveyt to stand on his legs ;. in faa no one whoknew him.eVer suppoSed it pos sible for inui to recover. He .wa,6 advised at last to try yo - ur !.cake's --he did so; adhering Strktly to the diredions given with them.. Itle,had nut taken more than two boxes be fore ,he. found: an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few bores more he .found his appetite and strength gradually retun, and •n6w as health', andlstout as an}' man 1 know. You are.. Welcome, Sir, to icter..any person tome for a confirmation of the' above account. if it should be dolibted..• 1 arc, Sir, ,your obedient humble servant, ' Librry, I.olkstone. OS. P.PR DA Y. 1' fepared and Sold by the Sole. i' nyrieror,' . , f nos . TA'Y LOX, Member of the Royal Cnllege of Surgeons, London, at his House, NO. 9, New lirkkige-street Where, atter a etintarit'reiiienCeOf snore ihaii Forty Years, in a praCtice particularly' directed to the Cure of "Vette real•.Complaints; and those ibcidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, 'with 'that inviolable secrecy ‘vliich Men, of his Profession should always obterve, 'he hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly:administers to Persons takiiig this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning PUblic, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,'NO.-35, St. Al bales -'street, Pall Mall ; the Thysoop, No. 103, Oxford street; My. DitbotongPs,' No. Fish-street-iuil ; Mr.. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; r. M' nonald's, G las gow ; Mr. CallwelPs, Billnige's, Liverpool ; Mr. 4--I.tkinson's, Manchester ,• and by one Person in every considerable TOwn in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as, yd. each, sealed up with - full and plain direc tiors, whereby. persons of either sex May cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. - Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stunp. on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print ed, at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9„ New Bridge, streu," to imitate which iS Felony, and alit:others are coin. t erfiits. LPRIt'E SfXPENC", .... • ' ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, ' . . Jane to, t8c.,5. 10TICE is: HerebyAilvin, 'Tliat a .8 essioN of Oyer , lAi and Terminer'andGa4Daiveg, for the - Trial of O . D - teller's I coo:nth/id on the High Seas, within thejnrisdicciim of the 4 I miralty , I England, Tellthe held at Yllstice Hag, in the Old gal ley, Lnilon,on Friday the I fib of :14 next, at Eight o'Cloek in the Morning, WILLIAM VICTLIALLING-UFFICE,• . . Junetg, iSo6i • rr HE COMMISSIOATERSPiI:VICTU.ILLING Nis MALIESTI" r N4l/ I. , ere4y give Nc,::ce, Tidal (1,1 Thursday, the . 3d of July next„Vr. Reeks, their Agent A Pralsndutb, will be ready to receive fe.!,dert, in writing (teale.l up), for such Quantities cjK ILN-DRIED PEASE a r t healers therein 14%;r:y.14,ink roper to (IP ; to bt delivered ints 1.1 Majesty's Itifivalling Stores at that Pot, n the spice of(.) Month front the date the (; , ,ntrael ; and to be paid for by .1.1.114 - payable, with inlet est, ,They dayS after date : The Conditions Of the Contrat - 7 may he seen at_ he o,i; ice of the, Agent Vifinaller, at Portsmouth, be/.re mentioned. bly regard will be bad to any 7ender.in which the Price shall not be itts , rred in . words 4t length, or that shall not be delivered to the Agent aforesaid befori Twelve o'clock on the said Tbiersday, the 3d of Juy next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten- • der, or some Person on' his behalf, at:ends, to answer, when iall4d for. - .• . VICTUALLING-OFFICE, ywre 24,, 046.. 'THE COMMISSIONVRSfor VICTUALL LNG 1118 ,11/I;7E.STI"s NAY ' - ‘l , ) hereby give IV,the,That on - Monday next, the lath inst., they Will be ready' to receive Tenders in‘ writing (sealed up), and treat with inch Per ions as will mn., dertake to purchase 'all the Y EAST that ,bat be male in llis Majesty's Brrzuhouse, •at Deptford, fir One Year /tuna that day. . The Conditions of the Contra! may & ,- seett at the _Secretaty's Office. • Islo regard will be hard to any Tender in which, .the Price shall not be instrud in words at 'length, or that shall rvit he delivered to the Board before . One o'Clock on the said Monday next, the 3,0 inst. nor unless the l'er4on who makes the Tender, or sone- Person on his behalf, attendr, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 26, 1806: • THE PRINCIPAL . OFFICERS (if HIS' 1d . yEST.PsORDNA:V:'. - E,do berrbi. Bice :.'ogee, That will be •rei2dy to t . eieive Proposal. at their (..ffce in St. Mar garet Street, I - stnsinster, on or .before the ist 6 . 1 .yab. next, tront such Per.6ns who may he capable and'willi , g fo undertake the anstritalion of certain 130.1 I,...DLNGS it is intended to erea at C:dehester Jot - the Ordia , :ci.Drpartment, con fornratily to a Plan and Elevation n , ..hich map be 'seen at the Uee rn any ly between the hours of Ten and Four The Pt oposals to specify' the Prices, of each &script/n.7.11 074 to be included in the Buildings alto the time in ^obith the /17;4 shall be completed under a' Penal.y, and the nature,of the Secarity to he given, in case if the non.perj.rma,ce 61 the Contra:7. I:rop?sals sealed up, and superscribed " Pr , ;p,rals lot- conctraFl - Buildings for the Orchtance liepaqineo at Colchevter,",l6 be deiveted-at the Seceetary's'.office,. St. 111argaret.stteet, minster, on or before the it day cf . 7/14y next, but no Protosate will be received after that day, Order of the Board, R. CREW, Secretary... . . , U D.A Y, JUNE 28, 1806. l‘ ,/, ; -; . ,'." ' ‘, , '','; :•',- - - t e ~,,:ip-4'- - -i 7, --- --::;,11,td.Z--z**-- -: --..--:-.--:.'1,,-,-,:.;:riq'-,' ' ' ',,-; -•, s ,' , , •• • , , OFFICE• OF ORDNANCE.' jun,. 6, ISc6.. • MHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS' of 'Ms 411,..1... "• • 7E.srt s t t beiesy give evotice, (;.t Propo , als will be-received at their Office, in St. Margater It, eet, Westmio,:ter, on nr be/ore T.iesday the fit Day of next, front such Persons as muy be willing to undertake the Si f pp4 of TENTS and 13EDDING b‘rts:ce - O • ttis Department, to be delivered at •the Tower- or, Woolwich, •as may he required, the Proporals to he deliveied reptrately fir• each 4rtiele 7 and far ther particulars, together with the,Te. ms and Conditions of tte Contrao, may be known, upon - apr , cation at the - S eere t ag , s Office, in- St.. Alargaret-sfreet, any D. 97 between tine fl*irr of. Ten.and Four o'Clock, n.there the•Proporafs air 1, be d,livered, sealed up, and 'on the outside, " Proposals for the Sup_ ply of Tents (or of Betiding as the cas•:. may be) for service of the azdnanee Departincot ;" but no P#, , posal tarn be admitted after the said lot MD , of `inly. By Order the Board, R. 11. CREW. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, jure 17, t ICE PRINCIPA L FFICERS of HIS AL4 YE.ST}"r OR DN/INCE .hochy give Mike, That P)oposah'will be received at, their :)17ice. iii Margaret-street, Westminster on or beforeTuesd. the Eighth DI). of July next, from such Pe ty Perron' as may b. , willing to undertake the supply of UPHOLSTER? ARTICLES for st-rvice of this Depart ment ; to be delivered at the •Tower, orll42lwhh, as may be re quired. Further Particulars,torther with the Terms andronditions of .the Contrad, may be known, upon application at the Seoetarr's Office, in St. Margaret-street, any day between the (burr of ren and hour o'Cl.ck, .where the Proposals srre In be delivered, sea/rd . up, and marked on the'6ntside, " Proposals for the supply of Up " holstoy flrticles for service 0) ( 14 Ordnance Department ;" but no Petposal can be admhted after the said Eighth Day of juiy. By Order of the hoard, R. H. CREW, Secretag; OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • - June 20, 1806. E PRINCIPAL- OFFICERS of HIS Mil . T H JESTY's ORDNANCE do'..herely give N,tice, That Proposals will be received at .their Office, in St. Margaret -street, Westminster, on or before Thursd.D , the roth of July next, fr,m such Persons as m.”. be willing to Undertake the Peric , mance of the I'l, IST E R E . RS' W 0 RK for Service of this DePartment, at the following Stations, viz. . The Tower, Westminster, Greenwich, Woolwich, , Further particulars, together, 71.vitp toe Terms and Condition: of the Contraa, map be kno ri.ir upin_ a i o. , plicati.m at ti,u , 'S'efreta,y's Ogre, in St. illarga,(l-st,eet, au , day between the h.-airs o/ and Four o'CLck, where /he Prcposals eve to be delive , ed iea.ed up,and mai I.ed on the outsidi ' •' Proposals for Ptaisterers!' Work for Service of the or,..hiaori.apart men), ;" but n o Proposal ea); be admitted after the Saki of 11) , Order of the Board, • . . R. 11. CREW, SecretaD P u rfleet, Gravesend i .arici Tilbury. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, !April tSe6. THE, COMMIS S IONERS for - condualitzg His MAYES'IT's TRANSPORT SERVICE, taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen,, &c. do hereby gtve Nitice, that they will be ready at this Office, on T:iciday the sth of .4egtest, to receive aealed Tenders,' and treat with altch Pel rovr as ntqy 6e willing to contrail for- Vibittalling Sick and IV unded Seamen, and Prisoners of lgir, at the under-mentioned Places, for Twelve ce'tain, front the sth of Oi?oiei• next, viz. AwricuA-Sick and Wounded -• • GRENADA—Sick Prisoners of W4r. BA RiA onss —Sick aid Wouaded Seamen, and Sick Prison. - ers of War ; PrisJoc.srs of War in Health. L r FAX—Sick and Wounded Seimen, and Sick Prisoners -of War. ' ' GIBRALTAR—Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prison ers of War •' Prisoners of War in Health. • MALTA—IY:SOIIerS of War in Health, No Tender will be received after 0,..e o'Clock-on t.!.. , e day ytreaty, nor a/Ey noticed unless the Parties, or 4 -lg.-nit for them, p e r s ,/{ y ,rtiend. Each Service most be tendered for tepasately ; and each. Tender must he accompanied by a Letter from two respeasthle Persons, engaging to become 371thd, with the Pers4,-n tendering, in - the Sum of 'spool, for the due performance y each Contrail. Parlictilars ma) be ka-4 .- wpt 6f atN•ing at 11;it qfficr, d') .