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I ~ !J • , ' . ,s 7 , • 4 4 : -;;;4 - , , , , _ _ , •1$ ' - "S L ir NO Vt./v:4 - 4 7r Uk V\it' C ' NZ' 7 •. 6 91-; •-• t 1 4, d,.. ~: a- 1 ' tPRICE SIXPENCE., NVMBEII 43 1 4.] SAI,URDAY, JULY 122.1805. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN. HE Prosiaeaus, giving an Explanation of Xhe NatureolthiSPß(WOSlLDlNsTrruTtotsr, may be bad at my House, lc. Welbeek-street, Cavendish-square, and at the London Tavern ; and it is particularly recommended to PERSONS in thet 0 UN TR Y to become Share-holders, as -it will atiOrd them an opportunity of laying out their M6ney 'more securely. and•more advatuageonsly, than on Mortgage. Pursuant to the Resolution of the Meeting holden' at the London Tavern.. the Books of Subscription will continue %open till 20..00 Shares are subscribed for, ' , No. is, Welbeck-street, WILLIAM LUDLAM. Cavendish-square, Loudon, July 8,. ISA.. • The Shires are 201. .each, payable by Instalments ; and 17,000 Shares '340,0001.)ate subscrtbed.for. GREAT DISTRESS. _ • THE Person, who some months .ago„' and lately, addressed an Advertisement,- beginning, •! A truly and lam.litable Case -To the Benevolent and I lumane," in this and other - Papers, - humbly returns his most sincere Thanks , f r,the Von:mons he has received, amounting in all' tv arl, NV have been of great use to him, • though much reduced ty the exrdee of adv:;rtising. It.is with great refutiance he Is obliged to state. that though the Debts he owes, inetvred by illness iri 44 Family. which consist4rif hintsell, his Wife, and two smd l Children. amount only to about Sol, he must. absolutely sink under the load, if those who can feel for such - Dist ress„ind who are blessed with'the Mean*, do not inter - fere to's:we him tram destruction. He lbas held a small appointment under Government for these st‘teeti years, anti has always coptioeted himself with .• prop. ivy. lie has devoted his small , salary to the Payment of his Creditors ; but a new of them are clamorous:—perhaps from ileCesiiry—and, to meet their i)einands, prevent Law EXpetues, and . maintain his Family till he can ag . itiii enjoy, the'beilefit of his small Salary, is so far beyond - his present ability, that he must, if not assisted, in time end-lose his Si.' tuation, and be left without the smallest resource. Could he ,avert the ruin. with which he is threatened, by Donations, or by a-Loan from the humane, he has the pro spc'et of an increased Income itt a few .months. from-the Si tuation he holds, which would enable him to re-pay the Sot. in foiir years by four equal initalments. Messrs: - Hudshli and - Stirling, Bankers, No; 3.4i', Strand, and Messrs. Bolden), - Lushingtort, and .Co. Bankers, No. 30, will speak to the Advertiser's Character, receive -au) , IJouation that may be sent fur him, or forward any Note addressed to •D. T. should any person wish to honour him with an interview. " ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. • HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furrii , - ture, M attrasseS, and Bedding complete, are very respztt lult,; recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and -superior to any others maae'in London ; \Marquees; Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea `Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent irass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all. Foreign Clirriates, at - MORGANand SANDE RS's reent Bedstead Manufatiory and_Ware-Rooms, - Nps, i 6 and 17, , Catherine-street Strand. Morgan Sanders's New...invented Imperial Dining allowed' to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet inverbteil, are very_ portable, packing in a Box bit ten Filches deep. A. H. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed Sr Chair-Bed Warehouse. TO MILITARY MESSL-S. AMILITARY PROFESSIONAL MAN, Who has had every opportunity, of feeling, the ill e&dis'of the Wine in general supplied to Military Messes, being upon the poist of taking posiessiOn of a fOieign app?irititient on the Medical Staff, is under the necessity of parting with a-qtiantity Of excellent SHER RY and PORT WINE, such as is Pailkiil#l.y adapted to a military plate. Any Mess that inay he inclined to treat for the same, or any part there ay, way, by ad.lrming a Lite - to Capt,tin Fitzwiiliam, No. 116, Fall Mall, be intormed the necessary particulars; and he Advertiser is aware that Economy is the lite of the. ArMy, it will be so arranged as not to exceed what they fie.' rierallyphy. If it is wished, a few Dozens may be iirst sent' on ttiit ;, ye should any of the Members be in town, and de. sirous of tasting it on the spot, it will he 'necessary they ,fihnuld address a Note previous, that, the Person employed May be teddy to attend the Patty so applying to the place where. the Witte hove lies. R. SCOTT respect fully informs the Public iV'I Tiat ltte t KEI 14 , ) D ESTATE. situate n ar Chi!. ter , Creep, IM the l'aiish ofi;.ing's Walden, in the County lvt Deftsi alv [used io be sold by kuclion,, at Garraway's r on - VA:clitesday, the toth lust. as lot 2, IS DI S r SE D ; but the capit3l Estate, the Manor of East it de, will be Sold on that Day, according to Aditertisement. • - ' New 13ridge-litreet, luly it, 03,6. !RIVE AND BELS . HAM''s HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the earliest . Records to the present Time, complete. MR. PHILLIPS has the Honour to offer to the Public the only complete, respeaable, and uniform Beiies of English History which has ever been Koduced. • Mr. HU M E's ilistrity was brought by'that Writer down to Oft period of the Revolution, and Mr. 'BE LS HA M has taken up the Narrative from the Revolution and brought it down .to the Peace of • A Miens. • , Both Works form an uniform Series of Twenty Volumes ) arletney may be had of every Bookseller in Town and Coun. try price LIG l' POUNDS, in boards. Persons already possessing Mr. Ilume's History may have Mr. Belsham's entire Work by itself, in 'rsverve .Valtlmes, for FIVE GUINEAS', inboards. And as the hitter part of Smollet's General History was frequently sold previously to the appearance of Mr. Bel sham's Work, as a Continuation of Hume to the Death of George the Second, Mr. Phillips thinks it proper to observe, that Mr. Belsham's I listory ot the Reign ot George the Third may be had separately, to complete Flume and Smollett, in Eight Volumes, price THREE POUNDS TWELVE SHI LTA NGS, in boards. Bridge.street, Jan. 8, tBo6. THE WATERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES. 'THE BOOKSELLERS are respeEtfally inform s. • ed, that the New Edition of the GUIDE toALL the WATERING PLACES, correaed to Midsummer,lBo6, in eluding several additional Places, and embellished with new and improved Engravings, will he ready tor delivery on Tiles- . day the I sth Day of Inly, in three kinds of bindings as fol— low :—ln boards. to sell at i3s. ; in •red sheep, to sell at 145. ; in calf. gilt, to 561 at tss. The zjth Copy will be allowed in Orders for twenty-five .Copies. Mr. Phillips has also just published, • , Mr. Carr's Stranger in Ireland. , - . . Thc Wild Irish Girl. • . . Memoirs of 'a Traveller now at rest: . , Nis. Pobiuson'S Poetical Works. . • The sth Edition of the Winter in London. The.2d Edition of the Novice of St: Dominic. Mrs. Charlotte Smith's Histdry of England, in a'Series of Letters to a Young Lady. . . . . A NeW Edition of Busby's Musical Di6lionary. . . The sth ran of Dr. Gregory's Cyclopedia. Alinun's Complete I•clition of lunius. . . The Theory of Dramatic Representation, by Mr. Siddons, with Sixty Plates. , ,' , The Biography of the present house of Commons. The Maid, ‘Vife, and Widow, by. Mr: Siddons. A New Edition of the Pletiire of London: The Third Volume of Modern and Contemporary Voyages. Sunday School and Children's Books, &c. &c. &c. Oriters for all ri , hich will be thankfully received; and im mediately executed, for the principal Booksellers and Libra rianS residing at all the Watering Places. Brtdge•street, Blacktria:s, July f.); . ' • Miss OSVENSON's NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, In Three Volumes", -Duodecimo, price 13s. &t. in boards, AIIE WILD HUSH . GIRL a National Story ; in which are delineated tine' Manners, ,AmuseMents, and Grievances of the PeaSantry and Yeonianry of Ireland. By SYDNEY_OWENWN, Authoress of the Novice of St. Dominic, St Clair, &c. Printed for Richard PliillipS; No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friarS ; and sold by all Bdoksellees in Great Britain ana land. Of whom play be had, . . . A New Edition of 'the Novice of St. Doniinic, by Miss . Owenson, in 4 vols. price tRs. , in hoards. . . Thc. Filth Edition oldie Winter in London by Mr. Surr, 3 vols. 135. 6rF. Anti the Maid; Wife, and Vidbw, by Mr. Siddons, 3 vbls. .135. 6d. .' S lust publiAed, in One Volume Oaayo, price 6s. in boards, THE DOCTRINE of, EQUIYALENTS or, 1 an Et, planation of . ; he Nature, "Value, and Power. of Money ; toget4r with their application in•ofganising Finance. By qEORGE CRA.I.; ; FURD., Esti. Rotterdam, printed: and sold by Payne and I%lackin lay, Strand. , This Day were published, In One Volume. is. in hoards, DRACTICAL OBSEIWATiONS concerning SE 4- 13 ATIII N G . To wlkich 'are aiidedi Remarks on the Use of the %Vann Bath. . , By A. P..BUCI-lAll, M. D. Of the Royal Cpllege IthySicians, London. Printed' for T. Cadell and' \V: Davies, Strand. BU RN's lUSTICE. This Day was published, In rout' large Volimes 06tavo. priet, Two Guineas in Boards, a new Edition (being the Twentieth), correeted and cnnsiderahlY enlarged, of TA : 11. fitfitN' s JUSTICE -of the PEACE and PARISH OFFICER, with the Adjudged Cases and Statutis relative to the Office and Duties of a justice of the Peasi3e, brought down to the present Time. By. WILLIAM WOODFALL, Of the. linter Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. Printed by A. Strahan, Law Printer to the King's Most ,Excellent Majesty, for I'. Cadet! and IV,. Davies, in the Strand ; F. and C. Rivingtan, St. Paul's Church yard, ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row ; and 1: Butterworth, Fleet-street, Of yrhom may be had, by the mme Author, • r. Ecclesiastical Law, Sixth Edition, with Notzls and Re ferences ; by Simon Fraser, Esq. Barrister at Law, 4 vols. Svo. price rt. las,. in boards. 2. Anew Law, Dictionary intended for general Use, as well as for Gentlemen of the Profession, z vols. Syn. priee 16s. in boards. • - ' ' , ~~ -'--P-,-...-,.. This Day was'imiblishad Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Oelavo, price, in boanls, ;is. FIFTY-THREE DlScb WISES, containing a connedeil System .or Doctrinal and l'raOtic.:l TIAly 1' Y, as'professecl and. maintained by tii CII(IRCIi of ENGLAND; particularly adapted to the Use of Fami lies and Country Congregations. By the Rev. EDWARD BRACKTiNBURY, Vicar of Skendleby, in the 'County of Lincoln, and liarinerlY of Lincoln College, Oxford. • Printed for F. C. and.. J. Itivington, .No. 6a, St. l'aql's Church-yard ; sold also by 1. liAtch4rd, No. 19 , 3; Piccadilly. This an was published, in One Voruine, Foolscap Otlavo, price ss. in boards, The Fourth Edition of THE., SABBATH, a POEM. To . 'which are .added, SABBATH WALKS. By JAMS GRAHAME. . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster. tow ; - and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. .01 whim Inay be had, by the same Author, just published, Theillirds of Scotland, Biblical. Piclures, and the R ural Calendar; with other Poems. 'ln t vol. Foolseap Svo. price s. in hoards. We need .not, add that the perusal of this Volume has afforded us a very uncommon degree of pleasure. The true sensibility without any MR:elation, which the Author on all occasions displays,' cannot fail to interest every reader ; he plainly feels every .charm of nature he 4es-ribes.'' • Litebry Journal, May iSa6. I'6 'CLERGYMEN' and TEACH E RS WA a N i u T \l 7 o , it in c • a l A te S s S il l e g a l bl A e. S F ST l S n l d ' A N I T' : S h c . it i o u ol ; have taken his Batchelor's Degree in Oxford or Camtnidgc. A preference will be given to a Clergyman. For particulars apply tot. Law,•No. 13, Ave Mario...lane, London. . , _ WEYMOUTH. - FOR FXPORTATION. - • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, / • By J. RICHARDS,- On Wednesday the 23d Day of ink. 0366, and following Days. at the Crown Inn • 'THE whole of the. CARGO of the.JULIANIA, JANS C. eII4RTF.NS Master, on a Voyage from liamburgh, Bourdeanat, and Corunna, to Senegal, Consisting of a Quantity of well-assarted Ironmongery ; Brass Pans, and Tin Ware ; !ater,- Coral, Glass, p anel other Beads ;. Pair of elegant Pier Glasses, Plates 57 by 32 inches ; a lieu Prints trained and glazed ' • lew Artieles of curious and good Mahogany Household I.ucnittire; a large quantity of Blue Cuineas s ; Pieces of Sheeting, Dimity, Ginghani,Clotb, kierseyrneres;lic. Boots Shoes, and Hats ; Wines, Cordials, and 14andy Ffuits hi Cases; Wine and Brandy in Hogsheads; a Quantity of Tobacco; Flat and Half Fiat Bar lron and Nail Rods, with various other Articles. • Appears to be a well-assorted Cargo for the Coast of C ui flezi Market. For viewing the Cargo, and for Catalogues, apply three Days : previous. to the Sal; to .Me. John Horsford, Mr. Sa muel Weston, or the Broker, Mr. tames Richards. ,Sale to begin each Morning at Eleven o' C lock. - GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of 11.0,y, xBo6, at • Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, 'THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA, alias Es TREL LA ; regularly condemned as Ptize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. Dimensiont —Length 95 ti.et 6 inches; height between Decks 4.feet 4 inches ; brbadth 27 feet 2 inches ; depth in Hold 9 feet ' to inches ; square stern, about 257 tons mea 'surernent, nearly new, reinakablY strong built, and coppered to her light Water Mark ; has. two flush Decks, and , well found in Stores; would make an excellent Packet, or suit able for any Trade where dispatch is, fequired, being a very fait sailer. After which will be sold her - Cargo, viz. For Exportation. 440 Bags Sugar. , , • • • 34 Ditto Cocoa. For Hoine Consumption. ' • .. 93 Bales Sarsapatilla. 2o ,Ditto !AN. i 6 SeronS Cochineal. • 4 Bags Allspice-. • • Soo Hides in the Hait. 250 Pieces ofJlides. , • is Tons Logwood. . To be viewed at the Brokere Warehchise two days before the Sale, and Catalogues and -I nVentories".had by applying to Messrs. Peyton and Grenfell, Agents, Castle Baytiard, London; or NIA:I:7111AS M Alt.l-1, or joint WILLIAM TUItbIER, . 5-broker4. Gosport, 11111 e 2,6, LBc6. SALES OF ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN DAY, Ora Wednesday, the 23d Day of July inst. between the Hours of Five and Seven .o'Clock`. in the A fternont, at the Swan Inn, in Newport Pagtrell, in the County of Buck's, I_FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Sherring . - . , ton, in the said County of 13ucks; consisting of a Crittage; or, Tenement, and Bakehouse, with a small Close of PaSture. , ground - adjoining, containing t A. 4 P. Also', two other.o loses of Pasture.ground lying in Water lane, adjoining to each oilier, and containing 2 A. i 6 P. Thr. above Premises are !At to 'Jahn Scaldivell at the year ly !tent of 1 3 1. zs. and are inbjeCt to a Lattd,tax of t6s.. rod. per annum, and to, 110 annual payment of 21. tos. for Preaching a Sermon on the 27th day of !larch, yearly., For further Particulars apply to Mr. Hurst, Newpoit Pagncil, aforeSnid. . .•LYmINGTorsr, RANTS. . • tLECAN,T.VAVEI-10L1) M RINL VILLA, OFFICE'S, - GARDENS,and TWELVE ACRES of LAND. TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, By Nie'6is....WINSTANLZY and SON .• At Cairawav* Coffee-4house, on , "e u ostia y"t-5 y at Twelve o'Clock, . A N • Elegant, Covenient, . and very • Substantial I , tz f•:1-101,1) VI the. 6 RoV Eliot! s li, suit tble at ta.:ned and ,detached Offices, LaWns, Shrub= beric:s, priduetive Gardens,. Coach-house, Stabling, and (.; Love, desiteably 'situated at Lymington, in the County of Hants, iS Miles Iran Southampton, and 95 tram London. The ' , llia stands detached - from any other House, is an uniftirm and very hand'sirne Structures,. recently built in an tuittSuallv substantial manner, with Suffolk Brick, and Por tico From.; the interior Part fitted up ma very superior stile, on a. plan replete with every cornfort and convenience reqUi, sitc for a Vanity of the : first resp:clability, with an abundant supply (Aline Spring and Soft Water. The principal A part— tnents are, lofty, and of. admirable proportion ; the Offices conveniently arranged; theCiardens produottVe; the Lawns and Pleasure-grounds tasteffilly, laid out; and the Situation is perhaps as beautiful as any part of that much.adinir,d Coot , commanding Views of-great extent and beauty over the Isic of CViOt, and - of the Sea, &c. and at an easy Dis tance from the New Baths. There ArqalSo.two Leasehold Meadows adjoining, cont.iin ing about ti :).cres, which are lied for r,+ ; Years at a low Rent. The modern and excellent Household Furniture and Fix tures are to be 'aken on eligible terins. The Pic:misses mayiae viewed on application to Mr. King, solic.;itor,`at Lyrniagton ; or 'o Messrs. W. and Son,' Pater. roster-rovti; of whom printed Particulars may be had; also of Mr. Collins, Printer, at Salisbury ; the Dolphins, South •gariptod; the Foinitain, at Portsmouth; Mr. %Yeller, Chi , dleStef ; the Ccurge, at Winchester; and at Garreway's. ELEGANT VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, bear CROY DON, SURREY. TO BE SOLO BY AU - CTION . • . By Mr. ROBINS, At Cairr,Vay's Corfee•house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, •on FridAv„ . 7.9 th August, at Twelve WC lot7k, -A Do:iirable FREEHOLD ESTATE - called CHI:I,SIiAM LO E, of an eligible Mo dern Villa, presenting a nandso:ne uniform elevation, with Coach-liouso, Stabling, llreW-Inny, anti useful oifices, Pleas ure-nround, and kirchrn-gardo, judiciously placed in a•Vaigdock of. 5o Acr A ts, surrounded--by sundry luclosures • of. Ar"able,• Pasture, ttnd Wpod Lanils,' in a ring fence,. and 4.0;11-- prising HighliMs Hill Farm, iii the Parislies of Clielshibu,..West Wickham, anti eudha.m;. an.-Cnr - sntrA.:.uh . - ties of Surrey and Kent ; with a commodious Farm-Rouse agreeably detached from t he - Mansion, capital Rams, Stab)ing, Waggon-Inclg?; Cow-house, Granaries, and numerous con venient Buildings, a Lodge, Entrance, and two excellent Ortages, containing in the'whqle upwards of 374 Acres.— The situation is remarkably salubrious, is about 5 miles from Croydon, Bromley, and Wesierhatn, and within 15 of Lon don, surrounded by a beautiful. Vicinity, abounding in Game, and in the centre of several Packs of Hounds. .may. IN viewed by tickets. Particulars at thelVhite Hart; Codstone ; Greyhound, Croydon and Carshalton ; White Hart, Relate ; Ball, Bromley.; at Garraway's ; -and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. • . • HANTS. TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, . At his Great Roam, in Pall. Mall, on Wednesday, 2,3 d - . Inst. at One ctiC . ' lock, , A Valuable and big4ly Eligible FREEHOLD S ['A fl:, in the Parish of H CKFIELU,about tour miles fri -- ttn liert Irdi3ridge and the Southampton - Road, seven from Reading, and thOy.eiglit • from Londoit ; a healthy, pleasant Situakiiin ; consisting of RAG MORE HOUSE, with proper . ilices Kitchen r;arden, Plantatigns and P ea su re. Grounds, seated bit a dry holtily soil, approached by excellent Roads, and surrouirded by-about Eighty • Acres of Land. _ . _ .... . The Premises are in perfe6.l and substantial Repair - , and a most comrortable and convenient Residence for a Genteel Family. The Land is in good condition. May be entered on iirimediately, and the Purchaser may-have the Furniture, &c. at a fair Vain-ation. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Smart and Cowsiale, Priwters, Reading ; at the Crown, Reading and - Basingstoke; at Derncses, Hertford Bridge; Castle, Wind s& t King's Arms, llagshot ; Bush, Staines and Farnham; at Garrawny's Coine-house, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Christie, l'all-N1.411, LOW:01. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A N Elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE, in the /-3,„..Viciclitx of Bury St. Edmund's, in Suffblk ; consist ingot' a Mansion newly built, the Rooms few,- but of ample dimensions; fashionably and handSomely fitted up; with pro- , 'per'Orlices, double Coach. house, Stables, Dove-cote, good walled Garden well planted, Pleasure-grounds, Fish-ponds, ace. with any quantity of nvlstexcellent Pasttire not exceed ing One Hundred Acres. The House is on a Lawn, fronts thy South, commands very rich and beautiful 'Prospeds. tuated by file-side of the pleasant preen of Horringer, about two miles from Bury, celebrated tor the gentility of its Intaa— bitants and Neighbourhood, and distant from London a very easy day's-journey; sixty-eight miles of good Road. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Windus, Son. and Holloway, Southampton-buildings, London; or to George Brown, Esq. Bury St. Edmund's. A SINGULARLY ELEGANT COTTAGE ORNEE, within TWO Miles and a tlatf of So UTLIA.M pTo N. TO, BE, SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, New-ereaod COTTAGE, containing on the Ground Fluor a good Oming-rooin, Dra , king-room, Break fist-room, aniF G.ent !email's- room,- .with Book-cases, Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water closet (opening trom the House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Second, Floor, tbur best ged-chambers, Servanisi-roonis suitable : surrokinded by a Paddod: of threi alerts , plained and laid out w.th mach taste; a most rodudive Garden, and Orchard stocked with every species of Fruit Trees; a double Coach-house, Dairy, Stables, and Cuurt-iyaril; and every description of Out building. The Situation is on an Eminence, commanding a View of the Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour, and. West Channel. The EleVatiori of the House is simply elegant, with Italian Roof,, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body . of the lionst ;. in-short, the whole is on that convenient Plan and Scale so much sought. after for the Residence ola genteel Family, and now imperfect and thorough gor , d repair, haring ,only been completed last SW-IMM' : It, is elegaiitl niisiied, and ready in evety reaped for the reception of a Family. It may be had either with or without the Furniture. For 'further particulars apply to Mr. George Hookev. - Southampton; , 'or to Mr. Peter Martirmant, tsl , ,. 6z, St. lainges.4troo, Londoti. Lettas will be.gtsmdcd to. , - PICTUALUNG-OFFICF, Jrry 8, tBo6. rr HE 'COMMISSIONER SA VICTUA LLI NG His 11147E81're NAP I . do hereby live it.Toth.f, That on Mondo next, the .141 b inst. they 'shill ibe ready to receive Tenders, lit w icing (sealed up), .for Six Thcusaiid Bap of "BISCUIT Made from whole Meal, to be delivered in three Ilieebs,..by weekly proportions, into flit IlLsirsy's .Stores at Dltf.?d ;and to be p./.1 for by Bills, payable,- with intetett,ninelyd.gs aftEr _ N. B, Ni Tender for a less quantity than Three Hundred Bag: 2e ill be admitted. The 'ConStions of the Contrat7 may be seen arithe Secretary's Office.. N. regard will be bud to any Tender ih which the Price (hall not be inserted iv words at length, or that shall ti , dt be delivered to the Board /,fore One o'Clock on the Said ,41,miay next, the't4tlß inst. nor unless the Person lelio make/ the,Teeder, or some Per. ion on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, ,• App - 113q, 't 806. THE C.O3I3IISSIONERS fur IWAJESTI''s TRANSI'QRI SERVICE', 1 , .• .g• ca+e f Sick and irandedSearnen, Zifc do hert4y ghn , Nnice, that thiy will be ready at this Office, on ri,e.tiay Ike sth pf/Ingtert, to receive sealed lenders, and freer 7.1 , 1. , such Pe , sOnt 44' .sttay be contraa for Viaualling Sick and IF:innate.? Seamen, and Priioner: of 1-Par, at the undo,- ,mentioned Placer,for Twelve Months certain; from the stb of On;ber next, . 4 4m. A NT I OVA —Sick arid Wounded Seamen. G REN A DA— Sick Prisoners,.ot . War. BAaaAnoas —Sick - and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Priscn ers of riar Priiiineis of War in,Health. HA L 4 FAX ' Sick and Wounded Seamen, and SiCk Prisoners of War. • • . , C InR ALTA a- 7 -Siek and W2unded Seamen, and Sick Prism- - era cif - War; Prisoners of War in Health. MA LTA —Prisoners - Of war in Health. Nu Tender toil/ be received after One o'.C. l 4chon' the di., vlrre. y, . nor a,y noticeY naless the Parties, or Aged!r Jur th,m, attend. - Eoch,Service mall ,be tend-re,: ,ior aerasately: and each Tender mow be, accompanied ,65 a Letter from t Ivo re +fr- fT able Persons, engaging to become hntnd, with the Perwt tender! g, in the San) cf . !ono/. /or the due krionnance of each Contra,.9. Farther Particular , : may be knOzo, by aptlyivg at phi EAST INDIA HOUSE, 74 9, ro6 TH . E, CO URT- of DIRECTORS of the UNTIED COMPANY of MERCII/INFS 'of L:NG. LAND ;ratting to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready to receive l'eoporal,, its ttreiti , g, on or before Wednesday the 6th August, for the lib e, f,r attest!, , num ber of Vvages, of such Ships, of the hurzhen . of Eleven ,H.,rred upwards, which have performed their contrafleu number of Voyages in the Company's Service. The Tenders ' with the words " Ship Tender" on the Cover, to be severally realed up, and left with the Sce ,- etary, at oe TWelve o'Clock afi Noon cn the abseve day, beyond which bout no Tender will be received. The particulars of the Tams and In:Jet - lE4kb the - Ships are rey. , 4 4yd to he tenden.t I,r she Contpany'.; Service, Inv yr seen upon apPiicatknto 111 x. James Cog;an, CA; k- to the Com mittee Y...(ibippin. , , on or after-itinndy th e 14( h inn. The court h'ereby further glue that if a-ty Letter or MenWandom s'hoidd he sent itt, it explanati dt Jf , , ;•• in addition so any Tender, Tender will he ecjel7ed hy the Court. • • • -11/I LIA R 4 /11 S 4 N IMPORTANT in,covinty. 2.r;cl bavmg ) 1.. tbr of ynrs 1.13(ic ibu 'V I: . N Elt-LA 1)/sEt t s-T 2 : the ince( investigation. zi - C now enabled to announce the discovery of a Medicine sup:tior. to Mercury in the cure of that disease. . It is at ppesent suf_ ticient for rid to observe, that its elfezts are dianietricallyf opposite to those of Meiturv, for though it completely era: dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stays, yet it does not in the least injure the Constitution, or alter the . complexion ; -on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural ftinetiOns, promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion. Numberless instances are on rei:cnt record of the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corr;:iive to bodily' debility; whether proceeding f'reini an excess of conjugal and illicit • pleasure, or from the more insidious though not less destruci tive indulgence ,in a 4:ertain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety ofdisutilas which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are nonelnore afflicting than those dericiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the inatri- , monial state. The wretched sufferer broods over ins misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to -suet/ a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To thosecun happy persons-it will be a consoling reflection to know that they may 11.3w+, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to. Shat greatest of all hutnan blessings, a strong, 'manly, and vigorous Constitutions - Messrs. Currie and .Co. may be,consulted by patients of either sex, at their House, No. 107, Heron Garden, person, ally, or' by.. Letter-(post-paid) inelosing - a Bank NOte, when the necessary Advice and Medicines well be given or sent to any part of the. Kingdom. Patients in the Country ate re. quested to state their age.and general mud:. of living. - No. 107, Hatton Garden.-. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Esq. No. 0 NeW Bridge -street London. CONSIDER it but in.ac't of justice due to the ineritiof your LEAK E's PAT EN T PILLS, to corn mhinicate to-you the following Cure which has recently been performed by them : An . Acquaintance of mine, by the ,breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended be a comiilication'ot: disorders arising therefroin),7 was reciticed ' 141.. must to a skeleton . ; soil though he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variely of Patent Medicines,' nothing could be procured which seemed to suit his - case, or to do himiany service he remained in a most re duced and pitiable situation tot two years, .unable to fellw his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fad no one wfinknew hitnever supposed it pos sible tor - hint to recover. Ile was advised at last to try - your Leake's did -so, adhering strictly to the diredions given with them, Ile had not taken more than two boxes be fore he - found'an alteration lin'the tither: this encouraged hint to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return,' and is now as healtity and stout as any Man 1 know. You are welcome, Sir, to icier any person tome for a contirmation'of the above account it it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient huMble servant, Library, - Folkstone, • THOS. 1' LIR DA Y. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surge o n s , London,-at his House, NF. 9, New Pridge,street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than - Forty Years, in a practice particularly direled to the Chre: of Vene. teal Complaints, and those . incidental to - the Parts of Generation in b oth Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous- ly administers to Persians taking this Mediciiic, will he esteemed by a discerning Public, as .an advantage seldom to,be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance,. at the Perfumer's, No. 35. St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshop, No. ro3, .k) xford street ; Mr.. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. • • BaXter si„ Soutti-hridge, - Edinburgh Mr. IVP Donald's, G las. , gow ; 'Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; Mr. Billing's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester; and by one Person .in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only IS. 9d. each; sealed up with full and Plain direc tions, whereby, persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety., • 'N. B. Every 'sox sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, hr favour of the Commissioners, is print. ea, at the Stamp-oilke, "''T. Taylor, Ni.). 9, New Bridge, street,',' aril/Mt:4M whim fe,jUni, and all others are ccUr • teal:lM. •