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(1:37 The Public a're respeafully informed, that owing to the.necesSdry - PreO3rationt , for Galas, the Gardens Can only be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. • . ymne to, 1806, AT OTICE is hereby given, That a ;.S'eSs,. , ? if Oyer . I\l andTerminer and'Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of (Veneer committed on the High Seas, within the jarisdhfYion of the Ad miralty of „England, will be held at justice Hall,.in "be Old flai ley, London, on Friday the 'lib of .'"u/y next, at Eight ()lace* in the llforningd . 'ILLIAIII - MARSDEN. A CAUTION TO FAMI LI ES. rrHE great . Itepii6tion which Mr. BURGESS . has gained by-the superior ExCellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for 'FISH, - SAUC F.' has - induced' many. Persons to give the same..Narne to an. Article entirely' dif.. ferent. 10 HINT' BUR GESS and SON think it a duty they owe the public, to caution them agairist such ImpoSitions, as several People travel the E,rn pi re•;, otlei ing Shopkeepers, &c.. an ex tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti cirlarly.requSted to ask for BURGESS'S, and to observe none is genuine but what' - have theSe words upon the L-gbel— " - John Burgesi and:Son's Original and Superior Esseaccfof Anchovies." . . . . . , Warehouse; No. 507, strnd, corner •of the Sa.ioy Steps, Loritton. . , ARMY AND NAVY- EQUIPAGE. Prl-IE, PATENT CAMP -BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very,reapea fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the twist portable and superior to ahy 'others made in LOndan.; Marquees, Tents, Tables- Ind: Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, fot on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Funlittere, and l'..atent Ilrass_screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign CliMates, - • ,MORGAN 'ancI•SANDERS's • Patent Bedstead" Manufa;tiory and Ware. Rooms, Nos, 10 and 17, Ca theriiic-bpeet, Strand. • Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 'gables, allowed to be Vic most complete and E. legant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a-Box but ten Inches.deep. - K. B. The Fashionable Sola-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse. GOSIJORT - -FOg PUCLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on ThurOay the mil ofjuly, 1866, at Ten &Clock 'in ihe Forenoon, THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA,. alias ES : R L LLA ; square stern, about 160 tons mea surement, nearly new, remarkably strong built,'has two flush, Decks, well found in Stores ; and would make an excellent Packet, or suitable for any Trade where dispatch is required, being a very fast sailer ; regularly condemnecras Prize to His Majesty's Shin Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. After which will be sold her. Cargo, viz. For Exportation. 440 Bags Sugar. 84 11.tto Cocoa. • For Home Consumption. 93 Bales Satsapatilla. 20 Ditto jalap. 16 Serons" Cochineal. 4 Bags A 500 Hides in the Hair. zsetr-lkieces of Elides. , Is Tons Logwood. • To. be viewe ! at, the Brokers' Warehouse two days before the Sale, and Catalogues and Inventories had by applying to Messrs. Peyton and. Crenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard, London ; or MATTHIAS MARCH, or? joint WILLIAM TURNER, S Brokers. Gosport; fune.z6. 1806.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By RANDLE WALKER, At the Swan inn, in. Wolverhampton, in the County of Stafford, on Wednesday the 16th Day of July, 1/106, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon; in the following Lots, or such other, and subject to such Conditions, as shall be then proposed,- • rTHE followino - ESTATES, being Freehold of absolute Iriii.,nitance (the Land-Ta.x on which has been redeeined),situaten and being in the Parishes of 4lbrighton, and Boningale, in the County of Salop, In the Parish of AlbriKhrw. 'A. R. P, Lot a .—A Farm-house, Out-bilildings, and :divers Closes of Land', conveniently situated for occupation, called A Ibrighton Hall Farm, in the 'occupation of loseph O wen (as Tenant from year to year), and containing, by cscimation, - A Modus of 4 d. lieu of Tithe Hay is payable for this'Farin. Lot 2. —A compact Farm, Consisting of an House, Out-buildings, and divers Closes,of Land, called Whiston Cross, in rue occupation - of Richard Banton (as Tenant from year to ear) and containing • _ • • A Modus of zd. in lieu of Tithe Hay is pay able for this Farm. I n the Parish of Boningale. Lot 3.—A Farm-House,- Out-buildings,' and several Closes of Lind (part of a Farm. calk." Bo ningale trrn)!n the,occupation of jo4n BrouAliam (as Tenant from Year to year), and cunisting of the tbl lowing particulars : • The Houss,Out-buildings, &c. Croft adjoining nooles oxalis 150 021 0 rs o 3. 1 o 29 4 1 IS 3- 0 0 1 3 17 3 1 15 3 3 o o 1 30 3 2 3o • 1 16 4 3 0 5, 0 3 1 t 2 a 0 Pease Croft• • -.- . Innage ' - - Wheat Croft", or•Ley Hall Piece Park - _ - . I Worgs ' - - Cornhill Meadow - Cornhill ' _ - Spring Leasow - - Beath Leasow, or Over Heath -Cow Leasow - 46 1 27 Lot 4.—Hales Meadow S o 3 2 Hales Leasow p Parts ooningale Farm 4 2 34 Rough Meadow- - 43 23 1 4 3'9 Lot s.—Great Ems Moor (part of ditto 6 3 4 Lot 6.—Lester Ellis Moor (ditto) S 010 Lot .7, -/--Upper rntiorig -• 7 3 o Lower ditto, and Broombill, ,parts of do. 8 i 2E • Meadow - 20 0 This. DaY was published, , In One ' Volume (Mayo, pricein boards, 7s, 6d. _____ • A CONNECTED • and CHRONOLOGICAL rx VI ENV of the PROPHECIES relating to the CHRIS TIAN cHIJRCH, in Twelve Sermons, preached in Lin coln'sann Chapel, at the Lecture of the late eight Rev. William Warburton, Lord Bishop oFG loucester. By ROBE wr NARES, A.M. F.R.S. Archdeacon of Staffbrd &c. • Printed for F. C. and I. Itivington, St. Paul's Church yard ;• and J . flatchard, Piccadilly. Where maybe had,.Twenty Sermons; published ; by the sat to Author, in 5794. This Thy was published, price SF. 6d. N APPENDIX, cpntaining further Observa -1-1 tions concerning the Inyentiun of the Arch. • By EDWARD KING, Esq. E.R.S. F.A.S. Printed for G. and W. Nicol - , Booksellers to His Majesty, Pall-Mall N.. B. The Introdualon 'to the Fourth Volume of The Munirnenta, containing the former Observations on the saMe subjed (which. hound up together with this Appendix, and a full Index to the whole, will make an entire Tratt that is intended henceforth. to be detached from the Fourth Volume), is to be sold, price is. ; or both parts together; pricelos. 6d. boards. . IS o 28 Lot S.—A parcel of uninclosed Land, called Slro:naliill (residue of ditto) Further Particulars may be had at the Offices of Messrs. Bolyoak and Thacker, Wolverhampton ; Mr. Finchiey, Lichfield; and Mr. Wyatt, Burton.lupon-Trent.. 0 3 30 A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKEkY. • This Day was published, • In One very large Volume oClavp, by William .Stewart; opposite Albany, Piccadilly, price 12s..i9'hoarrl,s, A COMPLETE SYSTEM of COOKERY, on a LA. Plan entirely new, consisting of every thing that is re-. quisite for Cooks to know in the Kttchen business ; codtain mg three Frundred and Sixty-five Tables, or Bills of Fare, being one Bill. of Fare for every day in the year; - with Di reaions to Dress each Dish : the whole comprehending the most perfed Treatise on Cooking and Culinary Affairs ever printed; being.one Year's Work at the Marquis of Bucking ham's, from the Ist of TantarY to the 3tst of December, tbs. By TOHN SIMPSON, , Present Cook to the Most Noble the Marquisof Buckinzhatri. TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. ACAUTION. —The great reputation the GE NUINE BANDANA SOAP has acquired for giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fair ness to tile Hands, has induced a number of, unprincipled ShopkeeperS to sell a spurious Imitation thereof. In order to prevent the dangerous consequences of being imposed on, ob serve that the Bill, accompanying each Cake of the Genuine Soap, is signed by,the Proprietor's wholesale,Agent, Wm. Withers, in his own Hanclwriting. Any Preparation offered ninth this denomination, it it does not bear this Signature, must be a glaring imposition, and dangerous to be depended. on.—Sold by, Wm. Withers (at the only Warehouse for Dr. Norris's Fever Drops), 229, Strand, London . ; Simmons, Canterbury; Pluckwell, Rochester; Waldron Hotwells, Bristol ; Gregson's, Liverpool ; Rkeburn, Edinburgh ; I ron side, Aberdeen ; and most Perfumers and Medicine VC14:14. Price. is. each Cake. This llay was put - dished, In One Vol. 4to. illustrated by Thirty Plates, price 21. us. 6d. in boards, Dedicated, by permiision, to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales`, THE' ART of • HORSEMANSHTP, Altered and - A Abbreviated, according to the PrinCiples of Sir Sidney Mellows. By STRICKLAND FREEMAN, Esq. Published by j. Carpenter, Old Bond-street ; and Mess. G. and Wm. Nicol, Pall-Mall. _ Of whom may be had, •by the same-Author, Observations on the Mechanism of the Horse's Foot; price tl. Is. boards; coloured Copies al. as. Also,. . No. 1., Of Selen Specimens of British Plants, edited by Strickland Freeman, Esq. and. dedicated, - by permission, to Sir los. Banks, Bart. price al. ros. . • , * iv * The Second Nunbcr is nearly reiciftartdcliiery. 4 ~,„c),..5 BrELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of Letters - on the' ElementarY Pnuciples of Educa • . tion, Sec. - • • • • Printed for T. 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This Day was published, In Time, elegantly, printed Volumes, on superfine yellow. wove. post . paper, and hotpressed, embellished with first, impressiovis of Burke's engraving, from the Portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds, price 30s. in boards, THE POETICAL WORKS of the late Mrs: MARY ROBINSON; now first colleted by. her: Daughter, Miss -ROBINSON, and iricluding Many Pieces never before published. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge.slrect,,Black: friars ; and to be hadof all Bnoksellers. , Of whom may be had, The Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Robinson, written by herself; iu z vols. price Half.a-Guinea, in boards. ONE THOUSAND EPIGRAMS! This Day Nyas publishcd t. T elegant Volumes, Sinai' 0 prthe tos. : in hoards, or ra . s. bouixf and gilt, - - . . THE BRITISH MARTIAL.;' or; ENGLISH EPIGRAMMITIST, being the largest Collection of Epigrams ever published, and containing all the best in the • Language, with some Originals. Printed for Richard Phillips. 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' In a word, the London Primer, or First Book, need only be seen to be preferred by Children themselves, and by Pa-. rents and Teachers, to every other work of the same de scription. • Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be hadot Champanteand Whitrow, Oid (every; of Wilson and Spence, York; H. Mozely, Cainsborough ; -M. Keen; Dublin ; (Y. Lumsdea,. G lasgow ; and all other Booksellers and Stationers: _ _ Of whom may also be had, r. AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accompanied by a *progressive Series of easy and familiar Lesions, adapted to the capacities of Children, and embellished with a va riety of Fngrav,ings; the whole intended to furnish, for the use of Schools, an. improved introdudory Book to "the fit Elements of the English Language. By Wm. Mayor, Li. D. hector of Stonesfield, in Oxfordshire, Vicar of Hur ley, in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c. The thirty-fifth Edition, revised and improved, price is. 6d. a. The SEQUEL to MAVOR's SPELLING-BOOK, and INTRODUCTION ,to BLAIR's CLASS-BOOK; consisting of a great variety of easy Lessons, arranged for tho use of -Schbols, of both SeXes. By the Rey. 'David Blair; price as. • 64. bound: •• 3. The.CLAS BOOK Three - Hundred and Sixty five Reading Lessons for Schools of either Sex; combining, With the Elements of all Knowledge, a greater number ef Reading ExereiseS, from the best 'Authors, than are to be found in any other work of the same description ; every Les son having a clearly defined objea; and teaching some print ciple' of Science or Morality, or some important truth. By . the Rei. David Blair. "price ss: bound. • DISEASES of the • URETHRA, and. Certain COM.. PLAINTS. 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' - • t'or the various sympcoirii, Bce. • see Mr. bufour's Treatise on tlie \ above Complaints, Price 25. 6d. the sth edition., • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • Yune yo, CHE OWL NERS focllCl - UALLIN M • Vassio • G ' - WIS MAJESTY', NAVY 'acbere'by give . Notice, [/'at onTuesaay the ',ldol September net t they will be re 4y to tecetve Tender,; in writing (sealed 'up), and treat for the suppb , ing of ! tvbal FRESH;B.EE F, SEA PROVISIONS, and WIN :shall be demanded . hr . the Use of Fits Majesty% Ships and Vesseir at Lishse, for the space GI Twelve MQnths certain, and further until Six . 114ontbs wa rn i n g s hall h e g i ven; to be paid f&r . by Bills, payable,with Interest, ninety days after date. ThiConditions, ' . the Contraas zn.tp be seen at the Seorta , y't Office, at this. Office ; or by aph.j'ing to Ills Britannic klajes)ilt Consal, as Lisbon. No regard will be had to any Tender in which ere Price shall not be iiperted in words.at langth, or that shall not be deliver,.( to the Board before One eclOck on the s.?id Tnistl4, the 4 4 of, Sefiterieber next, norunleti•thi• Peg:of . wlti nzakec the fz:nz-ler,,fr ionic Person on his behalf;atiends; I'd antver, whencallezijOr.. VICTUALLING,OFFICE, Yiliy 2, ISC66. rrHE COMMISSIONERS:for VICTUALLING KID 111/I . YESTrs PM, 1' do hereby elm Nolte, That ott -Fridaytbe•lith inst. tiny be ready to receive Tenders ii writing (sealed up h and treat for One Hundred and ,Sixty fh4g sand Callon: of TVE ! ST INDI A RUM, and for Eigh,t , Mon rand Gallons' of FOREIGNBRANDY, to be delivered in 'Weeks • (one half in Three Weeks, and the reniaind,r Tir4 - Weeks afterv.lards) into His Majesty's Vie - imaging 'Stores az .Deptford and Plpnoutli, in the folloscrini proportions, viz. • RUNE • BR Gallons , . Gallons'. • So,ooo 40. 0/O3 DEPTFORD PLYMOUTH ~- . i 60,000 80,062 and to be paid for Bills paJable,4itb Interest, niney d€3.l, after date. ' • N. B. - No Tender fur y! less Qua . talti , than Ten Thousand Gat_ ions will be admitted. The Conlitir:ns of the Contraßs may he teen at the Secretary's No regard will he bad to any' Tender in wbie4 the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, tor that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock en the said filday the . tub inst. nor unless the Person who maker the Tender, or some Per. son on his behalf, attends, to answer, -when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 20, ISA. THE PRINCIPAL OFPIOERS:of HIS MA. , yESIT's ORDNANCE do hereby give' 'Viler, I'bzt Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Ma , karet-street, Westminster, on or befurerbursclay the loth of 71(1 ) . next, front such Person r• as racy he to :thdertake the PerlurmJnee of the PLAISTERE RS' WORK. for Service of this‘Depa. Intent, at thefollonang Stati,ons, viz#' • The Tower, Westminster, C reenwich, Woolwich, Purfleet, Gravesend, and Tilbury. • Further particulars, together iath the Terms and Comilti o ; fs of the Contraa, may b 4 known upon application at the Seel elav's Office, in St. 111..ztgaret-street, any day between the how's of Ten and Four o'glock, where the Proposals age to 6e aelivered sealed up, and marked on the outside, " 'Proposals for Plaisterete Work for Service_ of the Ordnance Department ;" ktit xo Proposal can 6e admittedajter the said loth day 3`14. By Order of the Board, R. II; CREW, Secreta7. BREWERY, AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE. OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, the ad day ofAugust, 18a6, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven o'Clock predisely, - 'by,Order of the Assignees of john Sti....ane, a Bankrupt, A LEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT, -L. on the Banks of the Navigable — RiVer Medina, in full Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses attached thereto, and a very considerable Trade in the Wine and Spirit line. Also several 'other L o t s of Freehold and Leasehold Public HouSes in the Island, and at Portsmouth, Gosport, and Lymingten, with a considerable Stock of Wise and Spirits. Particulars may be had, by application to Messrs, Clarke and Sewell, Newport ; Mr. Steane l Newport ' • Messrs. Wright and Bbvill, No. 39, .Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Au brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor.street, _London \ :. and at th e Bugle, Newport; the Blue Posts, Portsmcluth ; the Blu Posts, Gosport ;_ the Angel, Lymington ; the Dolphinse Southampton ; and the George, Winchester. This Day Atas published, In Royal Ociavo, price IL 3s. in boards, VOLUME the FIRST of - CASES ARGUED and ADJUDGED- in the COURT of CHANCERY, originally pub lished by Order of the Court,. from, the Manuscripts of THOMAS 'VERNON, late of the Middle Temple, Esq. The Second Edition, with Notes and References to the PrO. ceedings in the Court, and to later Cases, &c. . • By JOHN RAITIABir, of LincOln's-Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for F. Butterworth, Fleet. Street. • Of whom be had, price 6s. in boards, Mr. Raithby's Letters on the Study and Praetice of the Law considered in their various relations to'Sc•ciety. This Day was published, In Two large Volumes,-Royal Odavo, price 11. as. in bands, . _ A TREATISE on the LAW of OBLIGATIONS or CONTRACTS. ,' • • By M. PoTHI ER. Translated from the French; with an Introduaion, Appen dix, and Notes, illustrative of the English law on the Subjea, ' By WILLIAM. DAVID EVANS,, Esc _ _ Barrister at Law. London : Printed by • His -Majesty's Law Printer, - for T. Butterworth, Fleet-street. , • Sir - William tones, speiking of another Work on - the Law of Contrads, observes that, at-the time when ..that AuthOr wrote, "-The learned and venerable M. Pothier (wh o suS tained the two •charaders of Piotessor and. I edge ‘iiith de served applaUSe) was composing his 'admirable ieatises on - all the different Species of express - ot lea Contra ds. And hex," he Continues, " .5.21241, with pleasure, an 431Sortu nity of recommending' hine Treatises to the EngliSh Lawyer, exhorting him to., read them again and again; tot if his great master, Littletou, has given him, as it must be presumed, a taste for luminouS method, apposite examples, and a clear manly style, in• which. nothing is .ralundant,,,notning (kb dent, he will surely be . de:ighted with Woils in wlncii all those advanta ges are - combined, and •tii; gieat‘est - p - or:on of which is. Lay/ at Westminster, as well as at orl:•.1:14,;.. For' - my own part; I . ain•so charined with then, that, dissembled fondness for the study 'qr. , veien.ver .to'produce ahygreater benefit to the Pu)lic 'than bare! cic • introduction of Poling to the acquaint nce of my (7:"..:,1t pen, I should think that' I had in some meastire the dcbt,: which , every.matl, according to .Lord to his profession:"—Law . orl344tlWilts, p,