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F. . ,~ ~, I NUMBER 4295.] VAUXHALL. - - Under - she Patronage of His Royal Highness the Prince of • . Wales. • 'THIS: EVENING will be given a GRAND .I—, GALA. The Concert will .hegin at. Eight o'Clock, consisting of the most admired Pieces of Handel, Corelli, Bacli,Pleyel, Haydn, and Mozart, with an entire new SelediOn of Songs anet , Chorusses, composed for Mr. Dignum, Denman, Mr, Darley, Mr. Gibbons,.,Mrs: Bland, Miss Rob , ley, and Mrs,. Franklin. Between the Aas ' and after the - .Concert, a Grand Military Band, in State Uniforms, colasiSt.: ing of the. most celebrated Leaders, will perforni favourite Military nieces and National Airs; relieved by the Pandeans, IVliiarrese, and Savovards:i At the end of the Concert will be. a grand display of FIR E-W4.) RKS. The C ASCADI. With - entire new Scenery, and passing Objeds, • will .be exhibited ._,*ftei the first Ad. Admission 35. Doors open at Seven o'clock. The Gardens will be open , every•jvlonday, Wednesday, and Friday, as Gala Nights; all• other Evenings tiiey are shut. ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK. INSTITUTION, No. 44, Broad-street, Goklel-iquare, • TN.CONSEQUENCE of ..kDVERSE REPORTS, Resolved, I, That the Medical Establishment are of opirtion[that the- Cew-Fock Inoculation, tinder the regulation of this In-. stittulbrr, according to their experience, is decidedly advanta germs ever ; that of the Small Pox. 11. That,- shies-the Offt.trect ReTard of Five Guineas to any Per Sou who has been here certified, not one l‘as applied -in consequencqof a failure., • I 1 I. 'Plat t , in ; general, Patients decline to accept of the Certificate,, en account of iheii'on ex tiorence, sheaving the security afttr Vaccination, on living with persons ilfiof Small IV. That, isin a small proportion 'persons considered to have been 'duly Vaccinated have ..taken tite.nrall Pox, it is 'thought proper to grant Certificates to -those only. 'Who•have been duly attested at this Institutions , • " .-• • • , V. To give further satisfaction, ard; , considering that. the; 'vaccine Disorder is a new morbid alFe'clicin, that requires in- . vestigation (one o4the original great °Eiji:4ls of this I ustittw -tionk it is-requested, that any persons_who apprabend they: . }lave taken the Small Pox, or have any'DiSorders fioin Vae tinttion, will apply to the Board any Tlsosday iir - rriday, at 'Ore o'Clock, - to execute'the design of faithful Publication' . srfaccumulateet , Evidence. - • . PersonS 4esirOus of promcflpg the,objeas of this I nstit4_ tiCit, by Donation or Annual Sytiscrilit . ion, viz. the- I noeulai ing of Patient.* as - Well as the.tumi.shing of Vaccine Matter, - utast apply at N 0.44, BT04:1-Strtek. , • •,•• The Medicial Estal?lishment C6mists Of Doaors Pearson. I , llel, , and Nelson,.. Phys'lciaAs-: . •%.feSs'rs. keit'e,' Payne, • Fsrster, Heaviside, Gunning, 'Carplie, and - Pot - art; Surgearts,-; , Nessrs. Rivers, Ronde, and-Ds_. ; llruyn, R potliecati4s:. ROYAL-EXCIIANGE. ASSOtANCE.-01,1-11CF., • rune 11306.' is RS-(4.I\TS. whose Annual PrQlainnict:ll l , due on the 24t►t instant..are hereby n2lo,.i.ned, that t..eceipts are, now ready to .bedeliVefa'd at the coinpaWs Off,i.cf?.s.'urzr.tlp Erchange Snd Pall: Mall, as Awl l as• by their . re. Apedive Agents in the severalSOntie,s v-and - the L'ard's is-` sitn:d are requested to.qpply. for the itenes,va I of their Pt , Ucics owor bef,-e the 9th of July 'next, is the usual I:theca Day; aa , wc(l for Payment, b.V9rid the Date of cacli Policy, will then expire. .• : . . SAMUEL F gI\INJ NG,. jun. SeeretAry.: Attendance iS:given, daily, at the_said Offices, for the Assurance of lluildings; GoortS, gercliandi4e, ancl'Ships;ln, harbour, : in Dock, 'or while 13tvilding,• from , Loss or Damage by F ;re ; and also lor the Assnratufe of,attd granting Annul.. tics on, Livds, - 11.14. Fire idlicie; NV;il the Assured, where the Annual Premium amount's' to 6s. or up. wards. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. - • . • , 'THE, great Reinktation - *lllO, Air. BURGESS has gained by the sUpericr E)Zcellenc'e dt his ESSEN C E of ANCHO VI ES fur FISH. SAUCE bas induced many. Persons to give the . sarrie Name to an Articlt entirely Vit. ferent. . • .. . - _ _ : OLIN BURGESS and SO.:1 thinlc it a duty they owe the to caution thein - akainst such. Impositions, as several People-travel the Eu pire, olle•ing Shopkeeper's, &c. an ex tra large, profit to Jend the spurious kind : they are parti cularly requested to ask tc,r BuAc ass's, and•to• observe none is getlifine 'but 'what - have. these , words upon the Label— " I(.oin - 13'0 - gess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of _• - . . . Warehouse, No. 107, Strand; corner 'of the Savor Steps,- London, The only RepoSitory in the Brifish "Empire where Comfort, Ease, Durability, Pleasantness, EConorny, Utility, and a Saving of One Guinea in Three, are combined, in,theyur— chase of CO LLYER's•SI LK STOCKINGS with Cot ton Feet, No. 146, Fleet-s t reet. AMost Ritii, - VzOable, and Elecratit •Seleeiion, at the following prices : Ladies' and Gnricirlen's stunt andlne slack, white, HO coloured - China , from 6(l.76 , three pair for a uinea, to superfine with the most 14shionable clocks, tos, 6d. • - 'N. B. To such of the NObil:ty, Clergy, anti Gentry who hive not made trial'aftheir gistinguished'and in val ,ex cellencies , it may be proper more precisely to state, are I.tr inure comfortable,,Soft and pleasant, nAinitely more-do and though eery ivay equal in richni.,,s, elegance, and qualiilr,i.re-- not mi)re than two-thirds of the pricelbf those - , . 'with silk feet.. s , ARMV.AND NAVY.EQUkfIAG F, . _ rriu . .-PATENT BEDSTEADS, , ittfe, Matti : asses, andßcdiling complete, are very respeci„. tnlly reCoinmetided rd Gentlemen 'as' being the most portable and superior .to any . others made in London ; Marquees, _Tints, Tables,, anti Chairs.; on improved Kinciples ;. Sea Cots, Sdla Beds, and Chairs . , for on Board Ship ; Musquitto , Net Furniture, and Patent Vrass-screw Bedsteads; for East and West 1-nilies;nid all Foreign Climates, at _ MOg GA 1 , 1(t . S7A. NDI3 LL S'S Patent BetEtead Manufaaary and . Ware- Rooms, • Nos: .16 ariii-rA Catherinestreet, -Strand. Morph' arld Saritlers's NeW-invented.; Imperial Dining "Tables, allowed, to be the most 'complet6 and Elegant sec Tahles fiver yet invented, are very portable, pal:king in a Box but ten Inches deep.- ' ‘• • IC. B. The .Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse.' e I A.:SINGULARLY EIIECAaT •COTTAGE ° ORNEE, within Two Miles anda Half of SOUTH A M'I!TON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' Ncv e-ereeted COTTAGE, containing on the A. Ground Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-room, Breakfast-room, .and Gentleman's-room, with ,Book-cases, Butler's-pantry; and Patent Water-closet (openin from the House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Second Floor,,,four best Bed-chambers; Servants'-rooms suitable :.•surrounded Imy a Paddock of three Acres, planted andlaid out with much taste; a most produdive Garden, and Orchard stocked with every species of Fruit Trees ; a double Coach-honse, Dairy, Stables, and Court-y4rd ; and every description of:Outbailding. -. • The Situation is pp ,an EminenCe, commanding a View elf the Isle of Wight,- Cowes Harbour, 'and West Channel. The Elevation of tiled-louse is simply elegant, with Italian' Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of the House ; in short, , the whole is on that convenient Plan and Scale so much, sought after fOr the Residente of a geat.Liel Vamily, and now in perfe6l and thorough-good repair, ,having Ord y been completed kst Surnmer 1r is elegantly Furnished, and ready in every respect" or the reception of a'Farnily. tnay:tie . h - td either - with - or '''uitliottt the-Furniture. • • For furtlief •paP.ictrla.rs. apply to Mr. George :Ijookey, Southampton; or to Mr. Peter Martinnant, No. bz, St. ' lawcs's-street, Loudon. - - Letters, will be attended to. • rr kJL 1-ti This Day was published, Elegantly printed in 'Oelay°, 'anti illusti.ned with a Map and . Twenty Views, engraved from Drawings by the Author, price tI. is. in boards, or on interior paper, with the Ma,, • antka View of Tintern Abbey, price 7s, hi )oards.: A TOUR throughout SOUTFT WALES •and. -MONMOUTHSHIR ; comprehending' ~gent•ral Survey Of the Pitturesque Scenery, Remains qt. Historical Events, peculiar Manners; and. Commercial Situa tions, of that interesting portion . of the - British Empire. By J. T. BARBER, Esq. F. " The lovers of 'Travels are here presented With a:very 'pleasing Voinme, descriptive of a most beautlful.Country 7 Most of the Blares which adorn this-Book are'entitled td par ,ticular commendation, the subjects having, mtich interest, and r the execution being very pleasing.'C- 7 -Moranty Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davles,• Strand. \ • This Day was published, in Four Volumes, t2:no price rI. in bcirraU, • r' HE BELGIAN TRAVELLER ; o r, A Tour through Holland, France, and Switzerland, duribg the Years , tBo4 and 1805. In a Series of Utters from a Noble man to a Mirrister of State. Edited by the 1-IUI,I-10 R of , " The Rev4.itidriary . tareh," &e . &c. &c. I' finial for T., Egerton - , Military Library, Whitehall. This Day was published, price is. PEECH of RANDLE' JACKSON, Est deli vered at the Special Court of rtoprietors of Eat-Intlia Stock, on the zest May, 1836, held for the con"slcierAtion of certain Papers respecting the Coridua of the Court of' . 1111 rectors, the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, and the late Governor General: • • . Printed for fehn Stackdale, vvlbanf may he had, 'in Eight large Volurtu , s royal }to. price 131. 135. The Complete Works-of Sir William This Day was published, priciz.ts 'etub:diished w,i,th a Put=" trait, MHE TRIAL at LARGE of DAVID.ROBERT— AL- • SON, Keep,r of the jernsalein F4utel, .Charles -street, ,Colrtnt•gar,Lii, aad'forme..lv `vl i,ter tti tue Slandltid Ta Leicester-nets, for ;in.. 'ON A ; Ukal, C 10M E •‘‘..;111 GEO EQ,E jIUULSTON. Tri,id before 'Mr. Baron=G ra ham, at the Sessions-Hoose, ; he was foute Guilty, andreceiYed Sentence of Deakh ; h;i; rental - I:able Atk dress to the Court, praying an. rrL=st ' Suld be r. tray, 22 , tetrer , ;atie, Fleet-street. Where nthy be h4d, price ts; The rriril'or , Coloael Pug. ; sifighanY and 1, Edwards, I=i - ir a Cui;spir;,cy aginst rester, Esq ettarging• hint' with %tally, detestable „ Sentence:--Three years in New,sate. • A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKERY. , • Ti,i s - D ay w as , In Qne . very large. Vel s irine Octavo, by.Williarn Stewart,' oi)imslte TtlJv,llv, P iy, price i2s. in 11..anis,„ CaM PLE PE SYSTENI of COOKE on flan Linirelv tie , .v, consisting nlevelf thinoh.a is re- ( ritii,ite•tor Cooks to k'n, - )w it the !•;.itclion bcsiness ; c;int4iti nig tLree Kondred and Sixty-tive Krblos, gills of Far:, 1,:_log; o 7 c; l.iiJ of Vate Tor every d' : iy in the ; with Dr- realon'slo tress each Dish i the, ‘‘'i)ole cuoyienembng the most perfea Treatise on Cookin . init Cn:io.cry 4.lFairs ever' printed . ; being one Years'Work'at the :11.irciti'rs of Backitw ham's, from the tst of hnuary to rite srst of De,..entDe, - By TOHNI SIAIPSON ; _ • , Pres&t Cook to the Most Nobte,the NN; ois of Buckingham This Day" was pOlishel, Handsomly prin;:ed by- Ballaritynu, in Two—VolllM i .'s .410, wlOt'rtline Engraving s from a. capital Pailsaing.bySjr losnua • , Reypplds, and hie Similes of the author's Hand-writing, -• price il. tzs. ex'rra, boards, _ _ A N ACCOUNT- of. the LIFE and WRITINGS ofJAMES BEAT " Philosojmy and Logic in the Marischal College and Univcr; 'city of Aberdeen, containin4 rnany of his Original i•etters., By •Sir .WILLIAM FORBES, of Pitsligo, Bart. - One of-the Executors of Dr. Beattie' • `Printed tor Longman, finest, Rees, andC./rine ; cadell and Davies.; and. I. Murray ;. and A. Constable and Co.' Edin burgh. , • • , A,Tew Copies are plintexl on Royal Paper, with Proof' Impressions'ot the Plates, price 51. ss. This Day were published, In 4)ne Volume, Quarto, with Engraving; after Drawings by 'the Author, price'2l. 25. in boards, _ _ • E m SSAYS' on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION i PAINTING. I CHA R I.IS I LL, CONT T. Of the Uses of Anatomy to tlic , Painter. Of the'Study of the•Amiqiie, 001 the',Acitzjemy 2. Of th.. Skull, Ot the Distinotions'ot Character in clif ••• ferent Ages. CompaTisons, of the Antique with Nhtutal 1. CharaEter. • • ; . 3 and 4. Of theKnscles of the Face,: ir► Man and A nitnal s. . , . .S. . . . Of the Expres ion of Passion as illustrated hy,a cow paris()n I'4 the ,Muscles of the Face in ALitt and Animals: 'Of the ,Muscles pecdliar to_Man, and th,fir EtlstAs in hes - cowing 1-lum:m EN)ression.- ... • - _ _ E. Of 6c :individual Passions. .Anti of the Aelion of the Muscles of these P tssion 4; - 7. Genertil View of the Ecvtio;rry of the ilumalrilocly as it relates to F.kpression in . *, at - * The ' uOjeds are ilius r rated..hy Sketches of the Bones, . and of the Forms of the cnati. Of the Muscles. 01 the Expression of the 'Face in the s'-;verat Bussions, 4c. Printt.sd for Longman, Hurst, Rtes, and Orme, Vaternos.; ter-row. . This Day was published; Handsomely printed in Royal tiarto, by Mr; 13 . Ulmer, Price izl. 2S: in bbards, • . ADICTIONARY, PERSIAN, ARABIC, and ENGLISH: with a Dissertation on' the' Langlnigt, Literature,-arid Manners of the Easrcrn Nations.. By JOHN RICHARDsON, lESq. Of the Middle:remple, and of Wadhafr College, Oxford. A new t:clltion, revised and•considerablY enlarged, By CHARLES WILKINS, LLD. F.R.S. Printed for W. J. and I. Richardson, Cornhill; J. Walker, Paterncwer-row ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; Cnthell and Martin, Holborn ; P. Wynne and Son, Pater noster-row; j. White, Fleet-street; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; ta,:ktrigton, Alen, and. Co. 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CR ETIP, Scrretary. Y, JUNE 20, , Ij,+•l LORD *NE LSON's. LI PE ( Dedicated. by PermiSsiOn to His - Royal Highness the Prince • of Wales 4 • 9 .- '‘ITIS National Work, brought forward under the immediate Patronage' of -his, Royal Highness, the Prini'eaif Wales, will be foundet.oa.l„)ocuments cornmuni cmed by Eatl - NelSon, and other Branches of this distinguished Fahrily, to 'the Rev. j. S: Clarke, Librarian to his Royal Highness ; and an highly interesting Memoir in the late Noble Adiniral's Hand-Writing (ofwhich ajfac- Simile will begi Yen), sent by him to (blip M'A rthur, Es ~who also pos sesses a Variety of other interesting MSS. received from con fidential Friehtls of'the-deceasM Hero,. and froth Officers of Rank who 'served with him. • ,;• rile Embellishments will consist ofa variety of Engravings, friim original PaintiAgs,by Benjamin West, Esq. R., A. the late' iir. Abbot, Richard ‘Vestall, R. A. and_Nicholas Po cock,- Esquires, engraved by lames Heath, Esq. 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' • . • • -Air Aiphaberi,sal List of Names, with the Dates of Orders, iinn:”cr.d U the \York ; arid dookS, 'containing Olt; aircaciy received, inay.now be seen at the Publishers' r • 1-lENK`is RY. a fevirl)ays,will be pOltshed,, a New k:difion, being the, Fourth, muchEnlar,;es.l, and Illustvated kv'ith Plates, price rzsVrir - • •I PI f CIIEMISTRY. In ,Thr6e . • PAAT§•:: ••• • • • . . Part 1. 1111010(i to faci.litate tile Acquisition of Chemical • Kniiw terige by minute 'instruaiou for tite;pertbrunance of Ex periments,. • . - Port.' 1.1, Diredidn for the Analysis o,f Mineral Waters, Of. Earth .And Stones, of 0 resit.4 . ll.letals; and of .Mineral Bodies iii e:-oeral. • Part 111. InstititliOn for applying Chemical Test and Re-agents to various thefirl Purpo , bcs. . -By W11:1.1,-)..%1 I'iintert for j Church -• o 1:1•: . Fok- SA)U .At - the Crown Inn, on "L'lnarsil4 the, 3d. luly, 1336, at Tea o'Clock 't he Forenoon, r rYi VALUABLE STORES liinded froin' the rench Ships of War - MAR MA) 'and BE I. LE P UL E, captured hy". Sqaadron of .His Majesty's Ships' under the coin nand or vie Matt flop, BOriase War ren, 'c2nsistiri;ot Cahhrs i ., standing and running Ithpe in . i unk'and . l'aper Stuir, l ICA and Brass Guns, lio , „vnzers and :-.;•;wivels, Mtisker :end Baikme4,, round, double-lie:de:oy .Crwe, and Cannister Shot, Gun Carriages, BloclS of various sizes, ProvisiOns and Wine, Iron-bound Le,gors, Ralf Lelgers, and other Casks,' Iron -Ballast, 'in old (.;nos and broken'!' Wrought Iron, old Cop per end Lead, lower Nlasts Topmasts,„ Vards and spars, with four hindsome "ritne:.pieces complete, and•a large quan tity of Comelian Stones and Beads, strung an',l The whole to be viewed three da.ys before the .Sale, and Catalogues had by. applying to lAS MARCH, and ? joint JOHN' A. CKL EV, • Ilrokvts. Gosport, 13, 1806. ,PALM So> P IN 'l'llE REAT.ES'r It121:1 , Q BERRY having niade great' InAprovenients in his 0 k..,• well-known PALM 'SIiA P, - reconlinendl, it, with re newed c.nlfidence to be htobili.ty ant (;entry'; prepated front that sweet fragrant article, PaLli Oil, the 'ileasantness of, the Perfume, and delicicy its. .use, has merited the atten, tion and patronage of in.iny , pf the first Families,. 'aria' is esteemed a valuable discovery for solvening,cleaning, bracing, and, preserving the Skin .fmn the heat of the sini; :and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty air. - Sold in Sqiires and 61'114 With the words -Sa rnuel,Berry"-ou4lie wrapper. The Proprietor recommends it as the best Soap for'Shaving, •producuig.t fine soft lather, properfor tender -Face's, in round Cakes, rs.i.-ach. Prepared and 1:01,i by S. Berry, Wherle'sAle Perfumer, NO. 17, C reek street, ,Soho ; and, by his appointment, at the prineiirat Per tuiwrs in London and,ditlercitt Towns in the three King. , D,LIELTNUTISMS, Palsies, and . Gouty Atfec— ,, I,‘„lions , with their usual-eoneomitants, Spasms, or fly ing 1 3 .7;n5, Flatulency, indigestion, and general Debility, originating in whatever source, are reFeved and frequently .cored•hy WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD P 1 L.I.S after every other Means had failed. The Plaid Essence of Mustard, us . ed with the Pills in those,Complaints where necessary, is perhaps the' most ac tive; penetrating, and ..etfeelual ReMedY in the World, gene ral c. 4: using the severest Sprains and Bruises in less , thatichalf the tilt. l usually taken by any other Liniment - or Embroca tion and, used immediately . after any .accident, it pre 'vents the part turning Prepared only, and sold by R. j N STON, A pothecary, No. is, G reek. strect;Solio, London, at as. 9d. each' flux or Brittle., .Sold - by every Medicine-Vender in the *United Kingdom. *** The t3enuine has a black ink Starnp, with the Name of _1( johnston inserted on it. • DocroK IIOW.ELL' POWDERS. CONVULSIONS, . . ST E R ICS, and all Kiwis of t radically cured by HO W E L's PO W D E • ItS..-The Efficacy dt these in , valuable Powders has been abundantly 4noved by a: great humber.of Cures performed on Persons of both SeXes, and of all Ages; many of whom had been di - eddfully affr'tt,!'d for, a 'long series of vOrs ; and, - lia.Vitig taken-a variety - of:Me dicines, . without finding any keliet, were deemed by the j;`a t absolutely:incurable. ; The -1011 owing .Cases /are seleffed from - a very long List (which may bd seen at theDoelor's House), and are attest ed by such respeCtableCharaders, ttiat the•sinallest doubt Cannot remain in the mind of-the most increclutous . .‘, The Sonof Mr. Truman, of-Giltspur-street, aged eighteen years, .had Falling Fitt from his' childhood,",but is-now re stored to.perka health by Dr,ilowei I'S .Powders Witness, ' Dr.,[l urner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Lonclon, by whom they were recommended. Mrs. Rebecca. G oldie Savoy Precinct, was more than 2a years afflified with Convulsions and Falling tits ; and al tlio,ugh she had been an ,ln-Patient or St. Bartholomew's and HoSpittals, never received any benefit till. she had taken' Powdert, which perfectly cured her.-=Withessi tat Rev. ,Mr:, Hunt, Minister of the Savoy. Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horsley., Surrey, near 76 years .of . age, was for more than seventeen years so grievously af t-liefa with Convulsions and - Falling . Fits as frequently to have ten in a week, and, after every means were tried in vain by /he most eminent Of- the. Faculty, was completely eland . - by Dr. Howell's Powders.--Witness, the Rev. Mr. Ftiller ton Minister of West ,Horsley. 'Ajin• Williams, of • Laytonstone, Essex, had violent 'Fits from her infancy till she was sixteen years of age, when, by taking Dr. Howell's Powders, she was perfectly cured. Witness, the Rev. W. Whaley;- Minister of Laytonstone, - who for:tins great blessing publicly returned thanks to the Almighty in his Chapelon the tcthof November, 1799. :This sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patronage of His M'a;CSVY, 'by Dr. Howell, F6llow of the King'S 'College, • an i 'is told at his House, No; 7S, , High Holborn, Landon, and no where else; at tos. 6d. a Packet ; in which 'is in closed a Treatite, written by the lioetor, on'the above-men , tz:ineo Diseases, • i);! 1. teas. postpaid, dalv:answered ; and the .Powders • z:i.t to of-the Uaitelf icitigdom;, ,-. • • " >••-•-• • .Y.; • OFFICE OF o.RDN,4NCE; :flirt:* 6, ISo6. - • , - • .1 T UE - PRINC/eAL .OFFICERS qf.l:lS .111,4-• - yES/T.'s 0 - IZO/V,INGP, 411 &T.:lip give. lt , ,ilve,, [but Prbposalliwi'd be vrceivel at t;..eir Ogre, i,iSt. illa , kv'et-street, Ifi-stotinsier; oq •or hebre' MoNfay,. the 23.1- i,t,: ,, r,Tlr.m such - . l'erions as M.tp be , 4;i211,vg to fttmiet take thr , ;app) , oi ittch Qtra.q.... Beier of FP Rki GNT T t-i 9 ii,k:42.a.,,,i, J ) F. 4i.,5.,a, may ,! , e.r(quired . fir Set - vice ~t tLir Dep.xititient, at thei,fili.7.l. , frtg Stations viz. • ' - - The T.‘ower,.., Chath:,in, - ' "t irri‘ol w icli, '• , ' . E-lic,-,:-..',,55, ' , _ : . -• . i'urfleet, ~ -'i.` ,' . • • F,,wersnain, and' t; r.ivestpirl, ' W,(thulu Abbcy.- . •, Tilbury Fort, - , • Aert4cr, pir.:ic4tis, tog;ther , vvitb tte rerMr a 'id, ..t.•:.:{itions of . the t;a.ltirita,' ihav' 6e4 tiowlt_uinti a/Tile:ll'v- at IA; Seei eta 9''J Office, in St ..111.1tg.v it-sheet, at) , da,t stet era rpt'e boilVt of ren , a ,d "'c u r 't,'C'l ck, where the l'npo.tai's a, e 1: be tie/jarre d ,ea:ed up, ,i,, , d nit krd aft ,the,ogtrae, ", Pr..p...t,11 , „1.:..r 1.,..._ sp.r.pfy of Tbitber ard De - als fok ..Sit t - pici' of the Vtdo.rice IY t_t,'Tteitt ;" 414 t no Proposal Can .4t-alimi ted:itie'r the sirid 21./V.9' ell . 7vrie. ' ' -By Order of the Board, _ • • - .' . .bi. (I. Cl' It 1, , ~eer,.ta•y. . . -• ' - OFFICE Ur ORDN/JSCE, - - -• • • yi.;-,;( 1 7 , isas. , . r riTE PRINCIPAL OFFICIRS ork-11,9. MA- L LYESTY'r ORON,-.LNICE do 6, , eby g ive . I\7llt, That Pt cp: , ..tir -zi.7// tie , ereived at th.-...r,q11-ite;•in„Nt Ifri-stnztaste , -, on nlieftire'rztetil g -t.4,e Eig6th 1)0 , ! ,1..,741 ) , next, fon 1 tech Per w t, gar maybe wilang to u,tie,-take the . s upply of UPHOLSrERY ARTICLES jr- tert , i , e o f thii'D,part men:,;- to be delivered at the Z outer, or liflo 1 xi, Di as may be re quired. Further'Particularf„tOrthet with the re ,- ms .and Conditions of the Conttad, tnly he i-.iozyn, appliCalio , l at the Seli rt.? , y'r Olfiee, in St. Marg.° et- ftreet, aly day between the Hairs of 2 . cez and Pince o'LlOck, the i't opo,alc a e to be delivered, pealed up, and marked on the cubicle, " Propocals for the tuf ‘ p!f• of Up " hattety Articles for service, of 11* Chd,aare Depa, 'went :" bat 110 .1-'s . ..posal can Ze ad:ninrd aiter the :sail Eighth Day'of . 12 . , .ier qf the B R. tr. CREW Secretary, 0 FPIOE Jcr the APPI4IRS • H •tite, .yune 18, t E COMMISSIONERS for SPECIAL PUB—. POSES' iitel r the P RC'? 11; Y. e Thar , on tke payna'nt of the D;v7d , nds to become due en the ith 'July next, ont, of the Pab,lc lievenue ,at the-Bank of Angeand, the South Sea thuie, or elsewhere within their • yurisdillion, thry will .6e ready to g..ant the 41lowancrsfkl . Exemptiois to Fa eizn. Cr:, and other yurp,xes direeled by rh, said 4.4,1vit1 ,asmi.cb ex pedition as the native of the .1 - 'ovof ; aid for the; rez.vr ti,n of delay, thy recommend ittt9 ,- nies and Agentr,‘havingCla•ints for Exemptions, tojorwatd ;he Particu‘arsl'equired, that tie De positions 711.1 . Y b . ? fkrepa+ed, which will be ;e;lltuta l to them for ye. rification al so, n alter the Accounts can he cheque./ with the-Divi dend Books of the +.7:fered a'ompanies by whom paymel4 is made as Ir praflicable. littornies or Agent:, who have ilmitted to claim their ExeMptions on .Dioldend: for • the Years 1803, • 0804, and !gas', are required to transmit the neeessuv• Dxzements for that purpose without delay. By Order of the Bard, f TIIEW WINTER. THE G(EATEST CLEARER•'AND PURIFIER OF •- . . •THE FACE. . QOLOMON's ABSTERGENT LOTION is art ellednal CURE fur-EMIL' !lONS on the. PACE and SKIN, particularly Pimples. Illotelles, Tette , s, Ring worms, Tan, Suithitrris, Preckles„ Shingles, Prickly Ileat, Redness of cite Nost:, Neck, Anna, Ice. &C. also fJr Scorou tic null Cutaneous Eruptions of every description. ;By the simple applic-ati , ni of tni * s flu;(1. night and morning. orucca.kionalty thrice a 'thiy, will rem , ve the iiiost rancor ous and alarming Scurvy in the Faze. ; t is verfliclly sate, and possess'es all tncgcod guNlities ot:the without any of their doubt 1 . 111 a . 114 s;onettines teas., It mean almost indisperisinia..arpendaze et. A rough and uneven Akin; its sinning appearance, arid yellow and sickly paleneas,-'afe' by ti.ris,Lwion eitccluail4 r;:m.>vect. It has been adminitered to 'natty thousands e ' v e,, a single complaint of its bottle be suf ficient to prove its value. . „ ,• . Price 4i • 61. 4 buitleoluty incluaqa,.-‘yith,wlo'ch is given proper - direttions ;. and on the Stautp cif every gyrijine.l”ri the words " Sand. Solomon,,•Liverpool,? ate. engraved, to - imitate whichis felony. • _ lICALTI-1 AND I..()NC;EVITY.• DR. JANIES's...ANALE ANTIBILIOUS • • • PILLS. THE Celebrity 'the Analeptic Pills, as a ge neral, reserViitive of nealth, is become uniNersal,.troni their Etheacfr in. thoSe Complaints Which continually dis turb the -1-luthan Frame ; such. as Colds,. Rheumatisms, Heart-achs, Indigestions, and qttielDiseases of the Stomach and Boi,'YelS.;: which tit'se frthrt the Vicissitucres'ot,our Cll. • mate, or fro'ar ladulgenceill the Luxuries of Lite; and these salutary Eft'eds are ptoduced by gently opening the'Pores by' Night, and the 13ody by 'Day, without 'requiring any varti eular Regimen or Confinement. , Bot thyligh - the Analeptic Pills are also 'very ,serviceable other 'deep seated Disorders, .yet .being designed as a iiril,d , Purgatfv . e oniy, and 'therefore not always sufficiently active; Pills have-been reco - in mend , 4l Maid, by an erninat Physician, who has used these Mi;diciries.coifibinedfor many years with . the happieit socesS 'in aft complaints of the Liver, us veil as in other internal. Diseases, . • Travellers, by; Land or Sea, or Persons retnotp.frOtri Medi_ • cal AsiiStance, would do Well to be 'al ways provided with' these PillS . ; which, with sonie-of,the genuine Dr.James's . Fever Powder, .would form a Most. valirOsle Siole, - in a tl4:lx,tvotad often attbrd on ;lily and den Indisposition, sad prevent 014 it( Consequences of l'%:e gleet or Delay. • 'Sold 'only by Newbery and Sons, 'No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four &kits tronT the Cur lier ofCheapside, London ;. ani.t.a.t, - Dr. latnes's . late Itnise in llruton-street ; viz. the Analepiie prioF 4s. - 6(1. • a •BQX, or 4 ' l X in one large Box, for t ; L iiii;l int Anti bil io u'4 Pills,. prie.e. ott a 'Box,..Doty the -o,.orrts . " V.-Newliery.',.N.O. 45, st!..t 11.4:,i.‘li t ir:Avcd in the Statniii,. - • , • ." ' ( : 7 . t.... i • ( A R cY ,,,-,,, ,;.----..5: ~.,, ... 1-ck`'k