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Ciptain Kelson, Mr. DOWTQN • Charles Kelson, Mr. BANNISTER; Belfield, Mr. GIBBON i • Mesheck, Mr: W.EWI VZEIt - • Mrs. Dorville, Mrs. SPARKS ; Charlotte, Miss DE CAMP And Fanny, Mrs. BLAND: _Boxes 6s. Second ['rice 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Ptice is., Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second • Price 6d.---Nb Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the fox-Office in Little ltlfssell-Street. T 1 Doors will be opened at Hall past Five, atid the Play beglii at Half-past Six. On Monday, The Travellers ; with The Weathercock. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW EVENING, March 1:5, will be perrineci A HINT TO H USBANDS. The.-Cliaraeteis by . ' Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. H. lOHNSTON,: Mr. F AWC err, Mr. I3RUN ro NI, Mr. POPt, ?dr. FARLEY, •Mr. EMERY, Mr—BLANCHARD, SMITH, Mrs. GLOVEK, Mrs. EMERY, 64c. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, And the Epilogue by Miss SMITH. WITH • THE- ESC`__PES Or, THE WATeR CARRIER. - Count Arinand, Mr. INC LE DON, Who, in that character, will introduce the Song of ". The Thorn:" Angelina, - Mrs. ATKINS. The new Comedy Of A Hint to Husbands, having been re ceived with universal and unbounded applause, by an over flowing audience, will be repeated every Evening till further Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2S. Upper Gallery IS. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box 011 ice in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin . at halt past Six. ORATORY and CRITICISVI, &a. • On TUESDAY •the 25th of MARCH, 1806, Mto R. THELALL proposes commence, at his House,' No. 40, Bedford-dace, Russell-square; a COURSE of TWELVE LECTURES on the Science . ;411d Pradiceet ELOCUTION, antft he Causes,Preventioni and Cure of IMrEDINIENTS- of SPEECH ; to be illus. trated by - Readings, Recitatiniis, and Graphic and Mechatiical I ?ernonstratie'fis of the;Esseniial., Proposition's of the Science. Subscription TWo Guineas. None but: Subscribers to •be - admitted : for whose reception the Rooms will- be ready at One o'clock,. The Lectures Will begin at• Two o'C lock pre siahjoet;. from-its intintate.connexion with Ma terw-I Duties, being as interesting .to. Ladi; - ..s as, _to Mew of .Science, _equal attention will bt,:. paid - to elegance and conve.. thenceaccominoJatiOnJ ~„ , Itascriptiens received by the Le6.lureri by Mr. 1 ) . hillip,s, t; Nr , assrs. Arch, Cornhill'; irir. Cloyd, Harley afreet Mrs. Lynott, 't3runswick-sgimart't iLd Ni - r.'fortlari.Hookiiana, Np.-1 New' Runu-,tie-et :; Where I )my be-had, Terms 4. _Private_ Ttritivu.; An -Introductory : D L;tou rte on tho N.ti,irc.iid 0 u . ica'S of Elocutitio.ary . Bcience ; Stle:iiorls ',Jr the HI astratlon or the LZ-ctur'es ;* ah,l The T l ident.of A ibion, aa L ;)it; Effusion, with an Oration . on the Death of Lord .Nels...a. . . ... . . Tt) KE I)4SPO'SED OF, _ A. N - Established . CONCEßN 3 , (sitirted near the Centre cl thuKiniutn), with 'a respectable and va ,:lua..; " e Connelion. The Demand is regular aricl certain, and the •-- c:rtutiir• quick. T. we or Thre....'l'llous 4 nd.Pounds Inay . be c , ..ilpipyc,ii ],ii the Busiliess . .to ~ ..,;iisidelatile advantage: Letters 3ticiressea-(post-paid) td• Ivir...Cathervirnod, Flaherl dashers' Waik,-1-ii.rxtoli,.with real Name-and Residence, will tricrt due. attention, -- . . ': • A Very Valuable FEMALE . SERVANT _ ye turning to _Madras Will attend any Lady or Family 'Who will merely pay her passage out. Address to Mr. M'llonald, No. 3, St. Mary Axe: • - TO GENTLEMEN FARMERS. FARM TO LETT, and may be entered upon immediately, 800 Acres of Land, Tithe-free, o Acres of which is now ~rit Cultivation, and will be lett separately, °Cali tokethei. On the Premises are a capital House,.Barn, Stables, Granary; and every convenience; a Lease for Ninety Tears will be grmitcd. Also wanted, an Aaive or Sleeping Partner it the above Business, and one that can conamamd from 3 07 , 0 1. to 4: 00l . 'robe laid out in a most I ucsative Con , tern.—Also to be sold, a' Lease tor. Ninety-four Years, of 134 Acres of Land.— All Letters post paid. For further Particulars, apply at No. 22, Walcot.place, Lambeth. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture., Mitt - asses, and complete, arc very resped tuily recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; • Marquees, Tehts, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sota Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship ; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, tor East and - West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at NIORGAN, and SANDE RS's • Patent - Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. x 6 and 17, Catheriiie-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 'lables, allowed to be. the most complete and Illegant set of 'Table;; ever vet:invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fasillionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Cour, Rheumatism-, Indigestion, Wind, Nervous Head ache and , GiddirL:ss, Lowness of Spirits, Tremors, Anxie ties, Spasms, Cranips, Palsy, &c. OXLEY's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF lA -1 MAICA GINGER. THIS most valuable Preparation has received the sanction and recommendation of some of the' first Me dical P-raditioneis in the United Kingdom, who have wit.. "eased its guverior ta::,cy in tti cure of i the above Com plaints, amongst wlu may be mentioned Dr. George .Pear tun, phys Lian to Ilia Royal Highness the Duke of Y i trk It has been taken by some part of the Royal. Family, and by many of the Nubility and Gentry, who have passed the highest encomiums on its merits and efficacy.. A Treatise on the virtues of Oxley's'.Essence. of Ginger may be had gratis t•f the Venders, wherein is a list ofthoA Persons oi' eminence and nistindicn who have experienced its salutary effects. Sold, whuksale and retail, by the -Inventor and sole Pro prietor Samuel Oxky, +kr Majesty's Chemist (late of NU. • 2 7, Hayniailttl, at his Me.lidinal.Warehouse, No. et, TaVi-. stock-stre e t, Covcni.taiden ; and, by his appointment, at Hanson and Co's.' Iwo. 27,'-Haymarket,; Bacon, Oxford street ; Tuir, Ruyal-Exchange ; Bolton, ditto ; Butler, Chciips,de ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and ray. every respedable Medicine Vender , in the United . k.ingdoni. Nine-- Every Bottle is signed with the Inventor's' owgt Signature, Samuel 04Ivy. NEW STATE LOTTERY, -REG I N S DRAWING the 12th of MAY, .18o6.• ..k..9 SCHEME. i Prize of , £25,000 - - is - - ,C25',000 2 - - - - i0,0c1 , 0 • - - - - - 40,0 2 - - - - 10,,000 - 20,000 3 - - - .. sOOO , -, ,-- - - - 15000 Io - - - -. 1000 10 - - - - 500 2.1 - - 100 - 2o :o 56 - - - - So - - - - - 2gDo 6z - -)0 - - - .. 21 . . . . . . 130,230- 7,5,000 Tickets £2so l oao • Five First-drawls Tickets, ist Day ,C zoo° each. sOOO Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day iOOO. each 5000 FArst-driwn - .4th Day - - - io,ooo Ditto - ,nth Day = - 20,000 Ditto _ 6th Day - Price ofa Ticket - - t 9 IS o - Half - kr° o I Eighth" - - . 12 0. rjuprter - - 5 I o Sixteenth - ► 6 o TICK ETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licence& Lottery-Offices. NEW LotTERV. WIFT and Co. No. Ii; Poultry, solicit the Attention of the Public to 'the S.cherne of the NEW STATE LOTT 4R,Y, which will begin Dra'Ning on the tzth of May. It contains only 25,0ec.. Tickets instead of 30,0 ac, us - ual at this period t the Year, anal will be , found moreallvantigebus for Adventurers than the Schemes of the late. Lotteries, ,having upwards of One T Pri zes, more than the last, and One Hundred and SevcnteenYriies more than the'preceditig'May Lottery, which consisted of 3o,fri.c. Tickets. The highest - Prize is zi,oozl, and the lowest 2 'I. Schemes ar large gratis. On the 22d instant will be published: handsomely printed in One Vol. price in boards 4s. 6d. ' LETrERs from a MOTHER to her DAUGH TL R, on Religious and Moral Subjects. ' By M. S. Printed for C. and'je Riviugtori, - EY2, St. 'Paul's Church. yard ; sOld also by J. Ilatclia!d, This Day was published, , • Ln T wo large Volumes 0 alaVo, price 16s. in Morris, a Second Edition, with a Supplement to the Analysis of Aristotle's S peculative Works, containing atrACcOunttf - the l nt.2rpre ters and Coriuptors of his Philosophy, in Cormedion with .the History of the Times in which they respedively _ rished, of • A RISTOTLE's - EtHICK.S and POLITICS. 1 - 31, Comprising his Pradical Philosophy, translated froni the Greek. Illustrated - by Introductions and Notes, the CritiCal History of his Life, and a new Analysis of his S_pe. eulatiye Works. 13y lOHN GI LLI ES, LL.D. 'and : S.A. London, F.R.s.",dinburgh, and ,lii;storiograpliet to His Majesty for Scotland. - Printed for A:Strahan; and. T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. . . *** The new Supplement is sold separate in 4to. price 3c. and a few Collies complete, in Quarto, may still be kJ, price 21. ss. 'in-11.0rds. As above may also hehad„ 1. A new Edition (being the Fourth) of Dr. clillies's His tory-of Ancient Greece - , its Colonies and Conquests, tryn the earliest Accounts tilt the Division of the illaccd2nian Empire .M.the East; including the History of.Liici.itufe, Philosophy, and the 'line Arts. 4 Vols. Svo. Bs. in bo uds.• • levy or the. I:eiys,ot I! recto ricl< 11. of P wit} a paiallel between that Prime and Philip - 11. of AlaceciOn. 13y the same, Svo. 7s, • • SCHOOL - BOOKS. This Day wire publishd,.price - 3s. 6d..hbaris, L -I NGLISH THEMES and ESSAYS ; "Or, The 41 '4 Teacher's ASsisttint in - Composition ; bOng a Systeth of easy kules for writing Exercises, illustrated by Examples, adapted to the Use of both Sexes, at School : towhie•i.are adde4HintS fOr Correcting and ' lmproving juvenile Com position, • The ad Edition, with-lart , s e Additions., . By IOHN WALKY.R. Printed for 1. lohnSon, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; 1. Walker ; Wilkie and Robinson, and G: Robinson, in Pater. roster-row ; 'Cadet' and Davies, Strand.: Where lay be had, by the same author; 1. Outlines of English C: hoards. z. Eletnents . ot Eloeution,in which the Principles of Read ing and Speaking are investigated and' explained. 7s. boards. 2d Edition.. • 3. A Rhetorical Grammar, in which the common bum. prieties in Reading and - Speaking are deteded, and the true sources of elegant Pronunciation pointed out. 7s.bds. 3d Edit. 4. The Academic Speaker, a Scledion Of Pieces from the best NVriters, proper to be used and recited at school. 4s. bound.. 4th Edition. 5. A to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, Latin, and Scripture Proper Names. ss. boards. 6. A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, nd'Expositor of the English Language. 4to. Lis. 6d. board's. 3d Edition. WELCH's FEMALE PILLS; lb For the Green Sickness, and other DisOider:§inoident to You'ng Females. THE thllov.ing instance of their uncOnimon effi , racy is wottny the attention.of the Afflicted. Madam, . Plymouth Dock,:od. t - o, 130 5.. - So much benefit I have received frOm a Medicine called WEI.CH'sFEMALE PILLS, of which, by, the bill, understand you to be. the Proprietor, that am induced, in gratitude for my•recovdy, - and frimi a-desire of servimm those who are similarly afflicted, to state the particulars of my casO, which you are at liberty to make as tra'oii.: as is agree- - able to yourself. • I am now near twenty years of age, Ind for the last tore: years have been scarcely three- days. free front ill ness, which to describe particularly might be unimportant and 'improper ; but, to speak generally, I was afflicted with a continued,shortness of breath, accompanied by palpitation of tae heart ; my appetite was generally very much reduced; but now and then greedy,to excess ; my countenance, . \ frotn being rase, became of a valid lividness, aild these periodical 'discharges to whiCh we are. subject: were new trifling and; irregular. In this state, a burthen to myself and friends, I had recourse. to every means• prescribed by the faculty, or recommended by my friends, to obtain a; restoration of health, but without sUccess.' At -length - WELCH's FEMALE PILLS were mentioned by a Lady who happened to be on a visit atoni . house, tohave been of material service to a rela tion of her's in a similar situation,. and who then continued to take them with every prospect of a complete restoration. of her for Mer health. Op this representation, I hmitediately seat for a couple Boxes, and by the time 1 had taken them, agreeably , to the dire&ions, I 'found my - former symptoins of ill health materially to abate, and now I am taking the fourth Bdx, with every prOspeet of a complete restoration by the time.it is empty. I therefore, with heartfelt satisfaction, acknowledge myself, Madam, much your debtor,s'and am, Your most obedient Servant, • FIONORI A WILKINSON. To Mrs. Kearsley, Fleet-street, London'. • - • Welch's I palate Pills (with dire Icons), price zs. 9d. a Box, are sold wholesale, by G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, London, Dicey And' Co. Bow Church-yard, Cheapside ; F. New betry, No. 4i, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. 'No. !so, Oxtord,street ; flutter, Cheopsidei . and Barclay and Son Fleet-market. * As another Medicine is sold under the name of Weiell's Female Pills, which is spurious.' purchasers are re quested to remark, as. tie surest testimony of authenticity, that each bill of dire& 'is is signed with the name of C. K EAR st EY in hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby servants cannot be imposed on, the Stomp is,priited by per mission of His Majesty's -Honourable Commissioners of Stamps, thus : —C. Kstiastsy, No. 46, Fleet-street. None others are genuine. Tag' Day was published, In Two Volumes, price Seven Shillings ', S'N . vcd, VIE FRZAR's TALE ; or, Metaioirs of the chevaliecorsino, with other Narratives. By L. A. CONNOLLY, A. B. Piloted for T. Cartel! and W. Davies; Strand. GREGORY's MECHANICS, - In Two large Octavo Volumes, besides a Noluine containing Fifty-five Quarto Plates. This Day was 'published, price I. tbs. in -boards, TREATISE of Ml-CHANICS, Theoretical-, Practical, and Descriptive. By OI.INT,FIUS GREGORY, Of the Royal 'Military Academy, Woolwich. Vol. I. Bdak 1. On Statics, comprising the Composition and Resolution of Force, the Centre of Gravity, and the Cen trobaryc Method, Mechanical Powers,...Strength and Stress of Materials, and the Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes. Book 2. Dynamics, in which are treated .Motions, De scents and AscentS along different Lines and CurVes; Pro jecti4es, Ricochet_firing, Pendulum's', Central-forces, Cen tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, 'Scc. I)on Inan's Tlteory of percussion, and the Motion of Machines and their .maximum effects. rt o , 4 ( 3. Hyoostfhics, including the lnessure el non elastic Fluids, the s . pititz. Qrztvity of solid and fluid Bones, with an extensive:Fable, the Equilibrium', Stability, and Os-, cillations of floating 13odies, and capillary Attradion. - Book 4. Hydrodynamics, treating of the discharge of Fluids through Apertures,and. of th,:tn , )t ions - of Water-wheels, with accou,its of- ►mportant experiintsits on those interesting topics. , • . • , , hook 3. - - Pneumatics, including *the equilibrium 'and mo-' , .. . . tion 01 Air, and oilier elastic I:lnv's ; the measurement of :•:•AltitudeS by the garoineter and 'rherrnometer ; the Theory of Air and of .Water. puinp4, aud•t he resistance of Fluids. Vol. 11. Contains Remarks - on the Nature, Construelion, and Simplification of Machinery, on Friction and the Rigidity • of Cords, 'First Movers,&c. With Tables,. and Descriptions of nearly twoJmndreilcuriouS and useful Machines •; of which, however, only a tew.can be specified in awAdeeitisement, • Atwood:s ingenicis. Apparatus for variable Motions. Improved Beam CoMpasses,by Walton. l'rony's Condenser of-Forces, applicable to Wind mills.. Cranes, by -Gottlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte, Hardie, &c. II vdratific F:rigies, i. e. the Tympanum, the Noria, De I.a• Care's W:icel, the Persian Wheel, Chain: pumps ; Hero's Fountain, Darwin's Engine, Hungarian Machine, the Spiral Pump, DL-saguliers's Drawer and Llucket, Sarjeant's Machine, DearbpO's Enginc, &c. Oil-miPs arid 0 rdiritice Poring-machines. Contrivances for Parallel l‘lotious, by'- Cartwright, Dry_ den, &c. - . . . Various Pumps, with Remarks on Pistons and Valves. Ramsdell's - Machine •fur Dividing Mathematical Instru ments. - '- '•‘ - Contrivances for reversing and changing Motions. Scapcineots; by Graham, Mudge, De Lalons, &c. Steam Engine's, by Newdomen,' Blakey, Gainsborough, Watt, , liornblower, Cartwright, Murray, Battancourt, Woolf, &c. Brsinsii's Machine for...planing different kinds of Surfaces. Rules for forming Teeth - and Wipers, with Maudsley's Teeth-cutting Apparatus. Holizontal, vertical, ,knd circular Saw-mills. . • Tide-mills (a subject never before treated in any English nook)', With corariv.iiiteS by Cosset, Lloyd,-cirri Dryden. Turning Apparatus, by Nlaudslev and Smart. Water- millsi.under-shot, over-sliot, spiral, floating, tee. Wind-mills, vertical, horizontal, &c. by Verrier, Beatson, Bywater, and others. - Printed for C. Kearslev, I'feet-street, London: where may likewise be had, this Author's ',Treatise on Astronomy, price is boar is ; and his Lcssuns Astrout. and Philos. price 4s. twarci.s. >r_LIL mai JAPAN .13LACKING, quite by DAY and MARTIN. This invaluable Com positiwt, i:it half the usual labour, produced the most brilliant jet black ever beheld ; atiOrds• peculiar nourishment to the Leather, WILL not soil the finest Linen, is pertedl:. - free from any un pkasant smell, awl will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the - Manufadorv, No. q 7, High Itolhoin; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Mamma, streec Core:it-garden ; W. Day, No: 65, Swallow-street A melt, NO. I: inch- Ia ne ; and by the principal Boot- Makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stone 4ottles, price is. 64. each. WE recommend, from trial and conviEtion; the good Ettects of SPILSBUitY's PATENT ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS, in the Spring, to the Scorbutic, Gout?, and Rheumatic Habits,' as a Medicine palatable, re moving.all Obstructions of the Stomach, promoting the Cir. culation of the Bile, and destroying all Nervous CoMplaints occasioned by the tender irritability of this Organ. . . In Eruptive and Serophulous Cases, more distressing from the.pain the mind receives in Young People, we shall not hesitate to speak decidedlyi when we 'have given public proofs, that the honour of relieving this anxiety has been our own in , ,many lamentable Cases. It is necessary to ask for the Genuine Patent Medicine, with the King's Duty printed in Black Ink instead or Red lnk. sold at the Dispensin - y, No: is, Sabo-square, in Bottles of is. 6d. los. and il. 2s . Duty included., NiONEY READY TO ADVANCE AL T. PERSONS in • possession •of Incomes, arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or, Leasehold Estates, in or Houses, Money • in. the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An nuities, Patent Places, Church Livin g s, Or-caw other cer tain -Income for Life; may be supplied . with temporary or permanent- Sums of Money to any Aniount, by paying An nuity lw.et est for the same. "'Tile Nobility and Ccutry of 'known Property, or their Fltirs, may be accommodated on their personal security; and in any instance 'where the single security of 'an indivi dual may be deemed insutlicicitt, the addition of another pc:'.ioA to guarantee th' payment of the Interest will .re the objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be given to• the Public to return the .Principal at their own option. . - - Personal ap . plications will be received every' day till Four co'CiOck ; and - Letters front Cotrespondent's in' Town or Country post paid) will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to. the Dire :tor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his Tows: House, No. ti.,_Lower lohn-street, Colden--sqtege. FOR Trit'.' (jOUT, RHEUMATINMS, L'ONSLJNIP4 •TIONS, SCROPHULA, CANCERS, AND OTHER CaRONICAL DISORDE.RS. • THE' REV. W. WILSON'; ANTIARTHRITIC ; OR, ALTERA LIVE POWDER. ri'HE Inventor of this Medicine, fbrinerly a Stii•• dent in Physic, ( at Glasgow; is induced to otter to the Public an. efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for' many Diseases deemed incurable. It has beer,exrensively used in Ireland for several Years, and its salutary Effeets are produced in - a safe and easy manner, with very littlesensible operation.—By mhing with , the Blood and juices, it applies itself to the seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by slow degrees from its alterative and healing. qualities. 'ln Consuniptioas it will generally succeed in the two first stages, and often , even in the last. In the Scrophu:a, or Evil, if used early, .the Cure will be speedy, and the cerated Glands will heal ; and it has been known to reskue the Patient even after mortal symptoms had appeared.: But Persons attlieted with Gout, RheumatiSms, Cancers, and •with , Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would do well to Peruse " The Philosophy of Physic," written by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds'sy-Paternoster-row, or.of the Venders of • this Medicine), in ~ ,-whiLh. its extraordinary Efficacy wills be shewn in various instances. This Vowder does not contain any •Indgredient unfriendly to the human Constitution; and, • instead of weakening, its 'tendency is to.invigorate, - and to improve the general health. It occasions no danger trom Cold, and requires neither Confinement nor change of Diet. Sold by F. Newbury and Suns, at the only Warehouse for Dr.daines's Powder, No. ,45, in St. PapOs Church-yard„' Londonl in Packets, price 4s; 6d. each, containing tour Pa,. pers of eight Doses, in all um-LIP-two Doses.—Observe that the Word:," St,. Paul's," are'engraved in tlic: ikarulis, • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, March 1 , 7, tgo6„ THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER'S of HIS Md. yESTY's OR I)IYANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pre. porals will be, received at their Office in St. M a rg aret S treet , Westminster, en or bef ore Monday t he 2.lth le.rtant, front such Per sons as mqy be willing to undertake the Supply of Forage fir the Ordnance Horses stationed in the Plowing Distreas, viz. :North Britain. ' . Northern. Yorkshire. Eastern, exclusive of Wariey. Southern, exclusive of Chatham. South-west—Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and Christ.. Church. Western. Woolwich, with its Dependencies. y/arley, Chatham, au..l Mary-le-bone. , • • Liverpool. for a period ,f six Months, front the DI of April until the3cth September next. The- F orage to .be furnished in Rations t o con sist of iolbs. of Oats of 4olPs. per Bushel, nibs. of Upland Meadow Hay, and • - Blbs.rof Wheat, or Rye Straw. all of the,best to 6c delivered at the reSpeflive Sri lions at the lixpence o/ the Coritraarr, and CO ' pernisk. s4teh florses toil' Oars, at 816:. per. RaThx, as may be billetted in the Distrie7 for wb;ch lde Proposals may be delivered j,inty for iach Station, and it is expeaea' that the C.,niraeior .shall receive tke Stahle Dung that may jio.ns time to ti;Feaccurnalatt, making an Allowance Lrr the same. Ftirtber 'Particulars, t,gethei- I.ith't he ;n r and Conditions cf the ConiraFt, 111:9; be .kno-wn upon Application to the 011icer r,rn minding the Royal itirtiLiy, in each Distrie - I,nplio are ant &rime, to receiVe Propcsals, and also arthe Sec, etary's in Sr. ill - garet Street aforesaid, any , D. 91 bkweers the I l,Ars of ten ald four o'clock, where the Proposals May • at,ivered, „tral;d op, and•markei on the Outside, " Peoptaals for ,onlybig Forage for Ordnance Horses," but no Proposals can .be admitted after the 24th of the present Month Bi , • OA der of the, hoard, ' R. H. CREW, Secretary. YR.:TU A L LING:O LT ICE , Marti , 12, 1806. mHE' COMM ISSIONERSAr VICTUALEING HIS MelyESTY's NAVY tit- ho e& give Notice, That on Tuesday next, the IS:h inst. they will be teaay to receive Ten— ders in , 'writing, sealed up, and' treat for Five -ibstesand Ells of CANVAS for PUDDING 13 AGS• (answerable to a Sample to be produced with the Tenders), for the use of His Ala jesty's Navy ; to be delivered E as 'demanded, has Ills Majesty's I/Oita/ling Stores at Depip-d ; and to be paid for by 157,15,priy ethle,with Interest, ninety days afitY date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not he'll's-vied in words at length, cr that Pot•be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday the .0314 inst. nor unless the Person who Hakes the Ten let , or some Person on his behalf, attends, to ayswer when called for, VALUABLE NAVAL OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Wednesday March ty, at Eleven o'Clock, at the Wheel Inn, Caln4Wiitshire, either together, or in 57 Lots.-at per Foot admeasurement, unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, FIVE Thousand Four. Hundred and Forty-seven capital OAK TR h LS, tit for Naval Uses, with the Lops, Tops, and Bark, now standing and growing.on the se veral Estates of Bowood, Caine, and Calston, and Bret:,.. hill, Wilts. - Particulars and Conditions may be had at the follow.cg places : the Thatched Cottaice, ne,r • wood, where tames Crow/its is appointed, with pro per persons, to show the Tiinber ; or Mi. BUM, East erly, Hants • Wheel Inn, Cable • Bear. Inn, Devizes; White Bear, Bath; Cross Keys, Salisbury ; Crown, Read ing.; Pelican, Newbury ; Bush Tavern, Bristol ; Roy.l • Oak, Portsed; London Cofke-house and Hatchett's Hotel, London ; 'and :it the different Cottee-houses at Lambeth. Tenders by Priyate Contract will be duly attended to at the Office of Mr. North, Solicitor, Southampton, who is authorized to sell the Timber, and proper persons will be immediately appointed finally to arrange the Sale. About three.tourths of this Timber is exceedingly large, and the whole sound and in good condition. - The above is in the neighbourhood of good roads, and near the Bristol and the Kennett and Avon Canals._ COLLECTION OF CAPITAL PICTURES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOIS By Mr. WHITE, - On the Premises, No. 4, in StratfOrd.place, on Monday, March 24, and following Day, - THE Superb, most Valuable, and Distinguished Colledion of ITALIAN, FLEMISH, and DUTCH PICTURES, well known and celebrated throughout Europe, the property of Sir GEORGE YONGE, Bart. Containing seleel and superlatively tine Performances of the Great Masters, the whole of which were collected• by Bou cher Cleeve, Esq. in the early part of the last century, and have remained entire from that period to the present moment in a perfea state of preservation. The public ,view thereof will commence on Monday, the toth of March, and due notice wilt be,giveft of the publica tion of Catalogues, by Mr. White, Storey's-gate, W..t,t minster. Marine Elegant MANSION and LAND, .near EAST COWES, Isle of WIGHT. • TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, - •- - - - At the Bugle Inn, Newport, in the Isle of . Wight, on Saturday the tzth April, at Twelve o'Clock, In One Lot A CAPITAL and DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, late the ReSidence of lohn Thompson, - Esq. 'comprising-a singularly elegant stone-built Mansion, with Wings, erected within a lei years, on an handsome elevation, and judiciously planned, with attached Offices of every description, situate near East COWC6, in the 1:31.e of Wight, within ha! f a mile" of ate Sea, and commanding noble Views of it, the Medina River, New Forest, and Coast• o f Haithishire, with a Farm-yard and Out-buildings, a Pool of ex‘ellent Water fed by the strongest Stream, a produttiVe Kitchen Garden planted with Choice Fruit Trees, kc. and sundry lnclosures of meadow Land surrounding the Man sion, the whole about Twenty-two Acres, forming a beauti ful Lawn,' L interspersed with luxuriant Forest Trees and Shrubs ; the whole is in pinplete order, and fit fat' tn..: immediate Residence of a Nobleman's or Gentleman's Fa; Mily. Mai he viewed. Particulars on the Premises'; at the 13u gle Inn, Newport ; Fountain and Crown, Portsmuntli ; Dolphin, Southampton : Hush, Staines ;. at Garraway's Coifee-house, Cornhill ; and of Mr. Robins, WarWick.street, Golden-Square, London, where a Plan may be seen. i ~ WHITEHALL—ELEGANT CAPITAL MANSION. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, 'On the Premiies, on Wednesday, the 2.d of April, at One o'Clock, A I NOBLE Spacious Elegant MANSION, ./A.com prising various suites of splendid lofty apartment's of al'ldescriptions, finished an appropriate sty le—Entram.e and inner ball, capital principal and secondary stot.e cases ; domestic ipattrnents of every denomination ; spacious • roomy' offices, well planned, and adapted .tothe conisequenCe of the Mansion. The whole designed and both 5..;: residence for a family of the first distinction. lime wadi:-Ifous:S, enclosed yard, and stabling for eleven horses ; codipact, and tit for immediate reception : :ituate at Whi posite the Horse Guards, the residence of the late•most No.", ble Marquiqot Stafford, deceased. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture , at a valuation. o be Viewed. with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may eb 11:4 of Mess. Robins, WArwicis..succt, Golden-ALL:Arc. , .~ ~ ~ , \''\4t