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zs`, NVINIEiR 435 7.] VAUXHALL. Vnder the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of -WALES: r- r . - HIS EVENING, Sept.. 1, will be' a Superb GALA and FI RE-WORKS. Admission Three. Shillings. & - 3- The Public are respeafully inforateti the Garden - will CLOSE for the Sc son,:' with a . Itektition of the RINCE's GALA, on Wednesday 'next ; and, on which Evening, Orders will not be admitted. R. TAYLOR informs his Friend he must,soon go Abroad, but rein.iins still where he did, and hopes 46 hear from him this Month. FOR DOGS, PIGS, &c. XM' SALE, at No. 42, Lime-street, - London, a Quantity of good old BISCUIT BREAD, ill Bigs' of 3Cwt. each. ' NOTICE TO TRADESMEN and. OTH.ERS. j THOMAS TOOVEY,.of King's Langley, in the 1 County of Hertford,Alo hereby. give Notice to all Trades irien and others, that I tyve separated from rny , Wite SARAH, TOOV EY, who has a separite .Property of 11.. - own ; and _that no Person' is to trust her oti my Credit, not being re sponsible for her Debts, under circumstances on which a Suit instituted by me, and now pending in the Consistory. Court, Doe - tors' Commons, seeking a DivorGefrom my said Wife; and I further give Notice, that will not be answer able for any Debts she may contract. THOMAS TOOVEY. • MORE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five-Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-dra4vta Ticket entitled to TEN TIIO U S A - N.D POUNDS; All other Capital Priie.s are afloat. P _ URCHASERS TICKETS . and SHARES will have opportunity of obtiining'all the Capital Prizes, provided they, purchase before the- Drawing commences, which will be on the 13th of Oetober next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of - , - TWENTY -THOUSAND 'POUND PRIZES; • TEN THOUSAND pouND pßizts, FIVE THQUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &d. To former Lotteries of doable - the Number of Tickets. 'Twenty Thodsand Ticket's only, and no other State Lottery to be draw dthis-Year. SCHEME, . . No. of Prizes. . Value of each. Total Value. 3 - - -' .- ,C6.-:‘,000 3 - - -.- - - 30,000 3 - • 5,1000 S - . - _. - 5,0 00 X- - - - - ,- - 500: . - - -• 7 .},''co 20' - .. . - 2, 000 . ~ 4 0 ' - So - - - - - 2,000 : 4,100 - - 82,000 • 20,000 Tickrts Zzoo,ouo Tickets and" Shares are on. Sale at every Lottery Office., Ticket - Zr9:ls 0 - - Jo 2, o . Eighth - Quarter' - o Siiteolith - • • .• - - z it 6 6,0• LESS TItKETS AND MORE PRIZES. 4, CORN I-II : LL, and g, CH A RING-CR OSS, LONDON. rr. ISISH respe&fully acquaints- the - -Public, thAt • the present LOTTERY..contains the fewest - I:ickets ever known iiya Lottery,. and the. most Capital PrizeTsi • • The last - 30,6001. Prize, the -last 20,000 i. Blank, and the last 1t'04 3 0 1 4.-PLise,. ever -,:hated,,w4e. all .Gold at the-above Offices ; where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are selling in great variety, .and where all outstanding Prizes are paying. in tull, without any deduelion. Persons in the Country may be supplied, by sending their Orders, Post or Carriage paid, -accompanied With good pills, -Bank Notes, Cash, or Post.olfice Orders. The Lottery begins the i3th of October next. - ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. TIDE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS; Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very res pea- Lilly recommended to Gentlemen,. as being the most portable. and superior to any others made iu London ; Marques,' Tents, Tables and Chairs - , on improved principles; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquit to Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-sereW.Bedsteads, f or East and West Indies, and all .Foreign Climates, at ORGAN ,and, SAN.D ER S's ' - Patent Bedstead Manufaelory andWare-Itooms r Nos. i 6 and 17,‘Cathcrine-street, , strarid. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining allowed to. ac the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a,Box but ten InChes deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Wire — house. . '•7K' 4 . • • . AN INIPORTANT DISCOV.ERY.,. MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, having forfora loug series' of • years made the VENE RE A L DISEASE the }articular dbfed of their investigatiOn, are pow enabled to announce the discovery of a Medicine Superior to Mercury in the cure.of tins; disease. ft is at Pr*nt suf ficient for tkeni to Observe, that its' eft is are diametrically iapposite to those of Mercury, tar though it completely era - - littates every vestige of the vtrus in its most confirmed stages, yet it does nut in the least injure the Constitution, or alter the complekion; 'on the Contrary, it renovates the system in all its 'natural . I(ayEtions, proinot4S A Ppetite, and facilitates digestioa.._ Numberless instance's are on recent record of the :superior efficacy of, this Medicine, its_ inherent and spcci tic virtues acting as a perpettial•eorredive. - to, bodily debility, whether proceeding troth .an excess cohjugal and illicit pleasure, - or front the more insidious though not less destruc tive indulgence in a certain.pernicious habit.. Amidst the melancholy viriety oftliSorders which arc the 'consequence of this solitary 'vice, there are none Poi : affliding than those 41eticiencies and debilities that prevent . or end itter the path ;mania' state. The wretched sufferer broods ever his tnistdr tithes, asharned to seek relict:till it Ims•bainghtliiiti to such a state tif misery as to resider life oppresslVe. To those un happy persons if will be a consoling, rell:2c..tion to know that they may now; by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that 7,4a:est of all litiman blessings, a Strong, ; manly, and vigorous Constitution.. MesSrs. Currie and Co. May he consulted ,by patients of , tither sex, at their liouSe, No. to 7, Hatton Card t, pelsetn - , ally, or by Letter (post-paid) inclositig a Bank' INltite, when the necessary Advice and Medicines will, he giVen or sept.to any part of the Kiiiodin. Patients in the Country are re guested to state their ageand geneul ai e . or riiving. No. tc7, KAM' Garden.. ~'~ THE VENWAL-DISEASE, • UNDER its various Appearances . , and - complicated Attacks, may be sp.:eddy and Secretly 'eradicated froth' the S7steni by the use of Dr. FRE EMANP.s DROPS ; Whi4; for their salutary. etleds in cleaßsing,the Blood from all tin purities, whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GOTTA SA LU TA RIS:_ By perseverinig in the use of tliis 'Remedy, the Patient gradually.toses all Pain and Infiadmation of the Parts, all foul-and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps iu the Skin, and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruet relentless Disease: nearly thirty years' pradice hatb priived to Dr. Freeman, that all this is accomplished by the Drops, without the aid of Surgical,Operations, ~r the usual filthy, application of greasy raernirial Preparations. Sold, by appointment of Dr.. Freeman, :.(al Hatton Garden, by R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pateru9ster-row ;- 13acon, 150, and Pidding,.7s,_Oxford-street ; Bull and Call- Well, Dublin; Scott, Smith, Baxter, Edinburgh; Mac Donald, Glasgow; Stairi, ,tiester ; Lathbury, pool ; Stains and Lynch,. Manchester; and mo.i.t.Medicine• Venders in every Town, in Bottles at Ss. 9d. Cacti. r r T 11 -1 L MG NDAY,- S SALES OF ESTATES: ESSEX. 11 , IARSHBURY, near CHELMSFORD and ONGAR. TO BE , SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mr. 8.041N5, • - At Garraway's Collee.,hdarse, 'Change-alley . , COrnhill, on Thursday, SeN. -25, at Twelve, o'Glock, • , Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising, .V.k. a good Farm-house, with Oilkes, lilrns, Stables, and convenient Out-buildings,' Yard, Garden, Sec. and 114 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable' Land, situate at Marsh_ bury, Chicknall;and Good Easter, in the County of kssex, 6 miles from ChelsfOrd and Ongar, , 8 from Dunmow; all good Market Towns, in possession of Mr. Edward Tuller,, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next. • • May be viewed by applying to the Tenant ; where Parti culars may be had ; at the Black_ Boy, Chelmsford; •R ed- Lion, ()Agar ; Green Man, ,Harlow; Spread Eagle, Ingat-• stone ; Saracen's Head, 'Dtimow ; Cock and Bell, Rum. ford; at Messrs. Wortham and Stevenson's, Castle-street, Holborn ;. at Garraway's ; and of. Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden.square, where a Plan of the 'Etate may . be seen. " • :FREEHOLD ESTATE. • %, , GREAT THURLOW, SUFFOLK. TO 13E SOLD BY AUCTION, , By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coiiee-hoAe. 'Change-alley, Curnhill, or. TbUrsday, Sept. 2s, 1806,- at Twelve o'Clock, in One L9t,' A Capital. and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, A comprising art excellent Farm House, with yard, Bards; Stables t Cart-lodges, and various Out-buildings; Or chard and Garden, sundry' Inclosures. or rich MLirdow,and Arable Land; and Land in the . open field ; a productive and thriving Wood, stored. with fine grown Timber. The whole Xstate, containing iSo .Acres, all lying nearly compal, the principal part divided by thriving Hedges; the Property of a Nobleman; situate at Great Thurlow, in the County of fiat in possession of Mr. Jonathan.Adasns, whose Lease ex, pires at - Michaelmas next. .• .. • __ TniS Estate forths a desirable Prorrty, 4 miles from Ha verill, S'frorn Clare, 9 from Liiiton, 14 from Salfron-Wal d,e)l, 9 from Newmarket, and ib.from Bury. May be viewed by applying to the Tenant.---Particu: tars at the Crown, Great rhuriow ; the Ram, Newmarket ; King's Arms, Bourne. Bridge ; PoSt-bonses, Saffron- Linton,. &c. Angel,' Bury ; of Mr. liouk:hing, Warehain, Norfolk;; of Messrs: and White, EsSex-street, Strand ; at. carr,.;Way's'; and of Mi. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol den-square, London, where a Plan of the Estate inaj be seen. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, At MARCH.apiI COVENYCAMBRIDGESIIIII.E. TO BE SOLD B\ AUCTION, • By Mr: ROBINS, At Carraway's, Cornhill; on Tuesday, U&, if, at Twelveo'Clock, in Four Lots, . . . Lot I. ribMPRISES a Capital FREEHOLD E.' STATEJEA RLS FEN), containing upwards of 198 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable- Land, all ly ing eompadt,- and -divided in ditilirent . I nclosure,, situate at March, m the Parish of Doddington, and County of Cant bridge; on lease to . Mr. John Gray, which expires at Lady- . Day, 38r I, at a IoW Rent. Lot 11. A.Freeholcl Estate fBIGQS FEN), situate at Co *eily, in the County of Cambridge, comprising upwards of 4 1 Acres of Meadow, Paiture; and Arable Land,.lying to gether and in a good state of cultivation,. • Lot I 11. A Freehold Estate;near Lot 11. comprising up, wards of 26 Apr . es,- as before. • .. 1.6 i IV. A Freehold Estate, near ',qt. 111. containing near I Acres, as before., _ . . . .- Tho last three Lots are in possession of Mr. john Moue son, tenant at Will. • • The Estates may be viewed by, applying to the Tenants, whcr, PartiCulars maybe had ; at the White Hart and G rif-, fin, March.. the Lamb, Ely:; Rose and Crown, Wisbech ; Sun and Black Bull, Carnbtidge'; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Mr. Thornpsdn, Solicitor, Stamford ; Mr."Houching,Were ham-Stoke, Norfolk - Crown,'Soham ; Ram; NeWrnarket ; Arms,BoUrne:Bridge ; Crown,Hockerhil ; Saracen's Head, Ware; of Mess. Blake and. White, Solicitors, Essex ' 'street, Strand ; at Garraway's ;,and of Mr Robins, War;. wick-street, Golden-square', London, where Plans of the 4 Estates may be seen: CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, MANOR, FISHERY, WATER-NH.I., ELIGIBLE J e RMS,,and LAND, CAMBRI DGESRI RE, On. the borders of Sull'olk, a short distance from _Newmarket. TO BE SOLD BY-AUCTION, By Mr. BOBINS At CarrawaY's CoilCe:hritise, 'Change-alley. Cornhill, on Tuesday zist Odober, 1806, ,at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, THE Eitenslse and 'Capital FREEHOLD -ES TATES, comprising near Five ThousancLAcres of Meadow,- Pastureond ArablE . Land, all in high Cultivation, thelirincipal part lying coMpaet, divided and lett in eligible Farms, with excellent Dwelling-houses, BaniS, Stables, and Out-buildings, situate at SOFIAM and E 0 0,11A•M, SOtiAM M EE RE, part of the above Estate, contains up wards of 1303 Acres, in a ring -fence, and Tythe 'tree. Also The CRO W N l N Nl,' and sundry Tenements. in Sohain. • 'The truly noble and valuable MANOR:, extending over near Fourteen Thou Sand Acres of Land, witilArbitrary Fines and Quit Rents. The annual value of the Estate upwards of Three TliOusand Six Hundred Pounds, which in a few years may be considerably increased ; the property of a No bleman. —*hese very valuable- Estates;the prinCipal part lying, corn. pact, are, lett to 'Most iespeetable:i'enants, part at Will, the remainder on .Lease, short terms of which are unexpired. The Estates are , part bounded by the navigablel4fers the Ouse and Cam, which, from their situation, command a trade to the . principal Parts of the KingdOm ; are well worth the attention of Gentlemen or • Trustees 'wishing to invest large sums. of - money in Land; . they are situate six miles from Newmarket, 16 from Cambridge, 1 . 2. from BurY r and 66 from London. The Farms may be.viewed byapplving to 'AI r. John Slack, Henry Farm, or the Crown Inn, Soliam, - where Particulars ntay . ba'ha - d ; •at the Cock, Vlildctihall ; Angel, Bury ..; Ram, Newmarket ; Lamb; Ely.; Rose and Crown, ‘Visbcach ; Sun Cambridge: Post-house, Isakenitam;.King's firms, bottrae.bridge ; Crown, ; Green 11.ti4 'Harlow - ; Fountain, lintithigclon- - ; Saracen's }load, Ware,; Mr..Thornp:>on, Solicitor, ,S!atnfurd ; Mr. Houclting, Were- N-rf..)lk ; Blake and White, Soiii;ito:s, Essex-street, Strand ; at clarraway'S and of Mr. Robins, warwick-street, Colde...t.'square, London, where a Plan of the Estate pay he seen. • , • • WINES. TO BF, SOLI) BY AUCTION, By .Ir. WHITE, 'At Mr. Hermon's Andiop Room,Con4an-street, Hinover . square, To-morrow, at Twelve o'clock, . CANE Hundred . anci - Fifty-four Dozen of Gepuine and Excellent: WIN BS, tate the erocrty or a .Goo tiemao; deceased ;,consisting of old, and tine•flavoured Port, Paleand Brown Sherry, Spanish White Wine, tialca-% . villa, and Lisbon, in Lots tifTwo and Three Dozen each. • Catalogues may be had of Mr.‘Vhite, Storey's Gate, West sninsteri and the Wines to be tasted at the tittle of Sale only. VILLA near WOLSELE‘;:BRIDG •,..S"CAFFORDSIIIRE-. - , • . • To BE LETT end Entered upon immediwely, a' Cocn'plete R f SI DIN CF., con sisting of .a Dinhig-parlotir, -Prawin/,-room, Kitchen, 'and Bac'lc.kitchen, Hail, or Vestibule, four Lociging-roorris, . end Servants' Room, and other, necessary 0411Ces ; a, Gar.l..ii, Stabliq fOr horses,tind Co.ich-house, situate out tiie Banks of the .River Trept,. within five mileS of tie city if Litchfield, and about tour froth Wolseley-bridge. . For farther particulars apply to Messrs. Rudall and Llevi- Sttornies-at- Law No. iz, Clement's Inn; or 'to Mi : itobin66il, A't'torney-at:Laiv,"liia, Ridwaso, near Litchli: i. -MRS. ROBINSON. This Day was published, In-Three elegantly printed Volumes, on superfine yellow wove post paper, and hotpresied, embellished with first • .impressioiis . of Burke's engraving, from the-Portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds, price 275. in -boards,. • THE POETICAL WORKS of the late Mrs. MARY KO:ANSON ; nOw. .first , volleded- by . her, Daughter, Miss ROBINSON, and including many' Pieces never before published: Printed.for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may he had, The Menioirs of the Life of Mrs. Robinson, written by herself; in 2 vols price , lialf-a-Guinea, in Words, DR. MAVOR's NEW WORK. This Day was published, In Two Elegant Volumes FOolkap ()claw), price 9s, , boards, /V ,FATHER's, Gl:l7i TO HIS .CHII f PiIE,N; 1 A.. consisting of Original ESSAYS, TALES, TABLES, l; LECTIQNS, eic.• &c. ICy WILLIAM MAVOR, L.L.D. Rettor of Stonesfield, in .. Oxfordshire, Vicar of Hurley, in Berkshire, antiC'napiaja to tlie Earl of Moira. Printed for Richard Phillips, Na. 6, New Bridge-street, and to he had of all .Booksellers. Of whom 'nay be had, the following esteemed Works by the same Authoi, i., A Universal History, from the Creation to the Peace of Amiens,• in 25 elegant Volumes. . The Second Edition, price 3s: gd, each, on small paper, and 55.-'each, on fine !ind paper: • -- .2, or Lives of Illustrious Britons, for Schools. The Seventh Edition, price ss. • .3. Plutarch's. Lives, adapted to the use of English SchoOls. The Third Edition, price is . . bound. 4. The Ele.mcvits of Natural History, for the.use of Schools, with 66 Plates. The Filth• Edition, .price 6s. bound.- S. .Classical English Po,;cry, seleCtedlor Schools. Piices's. bound. The Third. Edition. • . 6. The History of England, illustrated with numerous *Plates, iii z.vols-. the 21 Edition, tes. ; 7. The Universal Short Hand, being the System in gene ral use. The Seventh Editioq, price 75. 6d. - 8., The English Spelling Book, the Thirty-fifth Edition, price is. 6d. , . . PERSONS who have. unfortunately made use of • A. that dangerous Mineral Mercury, 'would do well to weigh the consequences before, it, is • too late,. and resort those Medicines of established celebrity and charaeler for a permanent - and radical Cure, and. thereby establish their Health upon the most firm andlasting foundation. The Anti-linperigineS, or:Solomon's Drops, prove-of the highest utility in all cases of " depraved habit with atnetions of the Skin :" Hence its efficacy in the case of Scurvy, Scro fula or Lep•rosy,,as well asin the confirmed Lues ; and hence by its sanative power it expels the virus out of the system,, and restores it to convalescence, In Scorbutic Complaints, Lues, ecc.,.Mercury, Antithony,. and Aquat t ortis have been recommended and tried, but they reduce. Patients who have mode use of them to the mast deplorable state, and have left Complaints which the skill and abilities of the FirSt Physi cians have been unable to cope with.. These Disorders Ry before the effects of the Anti.lmpetigines prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool, which restores the afilieted,Patient in the most gentle manner . , even when Sal ivation has failed, and leaves the Wbble frame firth:and health ful. The numerous and respectable signatures which - hove appeared in our Paper from time to time will speak more than any encomiums fwe can bestow upon it. Sold in tos. 6d. and 335. bottles ; the latter contain four of the former, by .which the Purataser saves'9s. Every ge nuine bottle has a Stamp, which bears the Proprietor's name and address; " Sausl. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. • Sold by Mrs. Mathews, .No. IS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfunier, No. 38.; and Mr..Racburn, Notth laridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, B Satith-Bridge; Mr. Davidson.and Husband, Elder and Cri.. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; Cameron, Greenock ;."..Gs. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw ford; Kilinarnock • W. Young,. Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P.' Whiteside, 'Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, New. Douglas- ; T. M‘Millan, Kirkcudbright; T.. M'Credie, aldy J.lllyth, Leven; J. Deunistgr, Cupar; Allan, Dun: dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose; I. Mitchell , and Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr: Baia; ' ntosh, Inverness ;T. Stornaway ; P.-Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset,, Pert h ; W. Anderson, S ; Coke and Reid,. Leit h ; Alexander, Dmifermline";' Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar- In oath ; Dickson, Inglis, liumtries ; 13etwick ; Weddel, Alniv ick;‘ Patetson,'Artnithinot, and jarnieson, Pe terhead ; A.. M`Donald, Trougate, Glas.ptw; and bv. most 11,,diseljer*1rid Y - 6 - idelti of PAtent 7.,ied;cine6 in the Kingdom. . ~- r+ . . [PRICE SIXPENCI. .flont the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 36, t 406. At th4,Court at the Queen's Palace, the. :ilth of August, 1806,' present The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the lirght 'II Henry Richard Lord Holland was, by His Majesty's Command, - sworn of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the-Board'accordingly. Downing-street, 'lag. 20, 1 806. The Kin; has ba'.n pleased, to appoint the Right Hon. Henry, Richard Lord Holhtnd and the eiltt Kon. William ,Lord Auckland to be John CoMmii.- sionera - and l Plenipotentiariesfor avranging and finally settling :the several matters' , .in discussion between -His Majesty's - Government and ate.(joverninent of the United States, with JJmes _Monroe and William Pinckney, Esquires, the Commissioners appointed forsitnilarpkirposes on the.part of the said States : The King has also been ,p'..eased: to apFoint, the Hon. Williarn , Frederick Elliot - .Ei'len to - he Sec_le tary, and John Alleu, KA I . to beAssistant-Sect:Aary., to the aforesaid Ctmamission. St. James's, Aug. 30, 130 G. The King has been pleased ..to appoint MI:;; m Egerton :Garrick, Esc}. to be Lienzenant,of the Yeo men of the Guard, vice Philip John Ducarel, reslg,ned. agf/0/1$4;071 aig ed 6y the Lvrd Lieutenant of the Norfolk. Arm:frik Rang.'rs. Frederick Hare, Esq. io be Collie% vice Hill, promoted. Dated March = Jfj o7dham Trop of Cavalry. Lieutenant John t)areii 10 be Captain, lice 1 1 ickielionse, re- signed. ,llated_fuly 25, !Sob. - • - flydol Corps 01 jobn'fohnsen : Gay, Esq. to be Captain, . vice packharn, signed. Dated August•s, 1606. Batialisn, Ensign Howe to h: vice Burton, resigned t.i.u.eu August 1,5, 13,6. IV,i'zvic;s Regime. Kt.. Lieutenaht Millard to IN Captain, vice Amyot, resigned., Dated, August 19, t 306. • Commissions s i gned by the Lord Lieutenant of tbe County of Dumfries. :Wandale Battalio.n of Volunteer Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Villiain Neveltll Maxwell to be Com mandant, vice Wight, deceasel. • Dated M 3; t 8,.&, Major Christie E wart to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice wed. Dated as above. CoMminions . signed by the L.;rd- Lieuteirant of the Con!;) of • Corn %7all Pendennis elettlltly Volunteers. - Wrilliann Price, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Blight, resigned. Dated lune :13, ',a:6. Jolla Falck, Gent: to QC ditto, vice Commons, resigned., Dated as above. • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Alexander I-Larhilton and David Ilaliburton, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen drapers and co-partners, front Sept. tj to 23, at ten, at Guildhall. I3ANKRUPTS. Thomas Paterson, now or' late of Nicholas-lane, London, underwriter, to surrender Sept.'2., 13, and Oct. r t, at ten, :it - Guildhall. Attorney, 'Mr.- Thomas Wilson, Staplc's.. John Ferrys, late of Bathwick, Sorne.rsetshire, tailor, to sur— render Sept. 2, is, and Oat. Si, at ele; , en, at the Bunch or Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shephard Adhugton, •Bdford,row; London; or Mr. R. A. Sheplwd, Bath. , • (Olin. Barnes, of Truro, Cornwall,' mercer, to surrender'Sept. . t 5, 16,0 d Ott, tr, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exet er . . Atturnies, Mr. (ones, Exeter ; or Mr. Luxmore, Red Lion-square, . Londe: - Oliver Holden, of C iittiero„Lancasilire, cal ico-manu tadurer, to surrender Szpt. 15, 16, and 00. t r, at three, at the Spread • Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attornics, Mr. Ralph k. 111 Cursitor-street,. Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Hewitt, • Manchester. Richard Barlow the younger, of Sheepshead, Leicestershire, Hosier, to surrender Sept. 5, at, four, 6, and Oct, i at ele ven, at the Kediestim inn, berbyshire. Attornies, Mr. Forbes, Ely place, London ; or Mr. Wolter, Matlock, Derbyshire. . . . . _ Josephllitan Daniels; otlierviriSe fosepit !Ikin Daniels, of Colem'an-street, London, inerchant ; to surrender Sepr.6, 13, and Oct, it, at Guildhall. Attowl.:s, MeSbl4. (tatty and kladSmi, Ailgel-court, Throgrnortun-street. William Price,'of Leadenhall-srrect; London, tailor andpan's mercer, to surrender Sept. 15, 2.3. and Oct. Ij, at 'tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbury. DIVIDENIAS. • Sept. 27. Luke Citerrier, -of Stepney, Middlesex, cow. keeper, atlen. at C: uildhall. Sept. 27. Michael:PhiHips, of Norris-street, Haymarket, Middlesex, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 22. Silvester lngledew, late of Huddersfield, York shire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the. Three Legs Irni, Leeds, Yurkstnie. Sept 22. W in. Travers and fames Rate, of Warrington, Lanaa. • shire, grocers and co-partners, at ten, at the Eagle a❑d Inn, War. ington. Nov. i. WallaYn Bury, of Bucklersbury, London, Warehouse man, at ten, .at Guildhall. Sept. 27. _Richard Richardson,. late of Page's-walk, Ber mondsey, Surrey, glue and size -maker, at twelve,' at Guildhall, London, Sept: 22. jolui Lewin, of Gosport, county of Southampton, dealer, at one, at tht India Anus Inn, Gosport. Ott. 4. Edward Whitelock, of Queen's-row, pentonville, Middlesex, ihsurance-broker, at ten at Guildhall. • Sept. 26. , Robert Lowther,` of Shetii6d, Yorkshire., and of Thro6tnorton-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at tit:: Tontine Inn, Sheffield. • • Sept. 23. Gyies Lone, of the Grange_road; Bermondsey. Surrey, drysalter, •a,tten, at Guildhall, London. • „ Ott. rt. Joseph Murray, late of Buxton, Derbyshire. dr,•,:- per, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . • Oct. tB. Charles Greatrex, late of Sutton Goldfield, AVar. wickshires broker and audionter, at ten, at Guildhall, 'London. Oct. 4, William Skinner, of Last-lane, Greenwich, Kent, victualler, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. Sept. 2'. :Thomas Whalley and Joseph Wilkin s on Wh a ll ey, a Friday -street, I.oadon, waretiousemen ,atal co-Nrirtero, at ten, at t;uilaliall. -;•.; 'll • , - - N PTEISIBER l , 1806. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, .74, 24, iBo6. rI'FIZ.OO.IIII/ILS' SION' ERS'for VICTUALLING HA .111A)T.STI": NR V Y do hereby give Notice, Tbat on Friday the nib - Day of Septembee next, they ready to re ceive Tenders in . writing (sealed kp),,anittreat for such k''ltanti dies of IR1S!-f BEE and PORK, of the best virility,: and ta be - cured in the ensuing Season, as' the respeelive lifercants aid Dealers Met-ell:sway think proper to ff:er ; one third Part thereof to be packed in Half PUncheoits,. one third Part in Tierces, and the remaining one third in Barrels ; i; be delivered intoilis Ma jeity's Vicluall7rtg Stores at Deptford; PortsmOuth, and Plymouth, and into the Army Viaualling Stores in St. Catherine's, in regu lar proportions of each description of Casks, bytheperiods under mentioned, One fourth of the whole the fsth yanuary, 030.. anep.ilf of the' remaining quantity by the 3 lit March, 1807. . And the remainder by the 3Qth of Jane, .And to be purl, for by pqyable,'with !merest, ninety days after date. The Codditions of the Contra Rs may br seen at i7e Secretary': Office at this O4hce, or ly app t lyirrg „to Mr. Diin.iteri'it le, Agtnt for the Picsiztalling at Cork, to:the Cale2ors If His Itgajisiy's Gus - , tMcs at Limerick, Belfast,...Yeacy, and. Waterford; and to the Postmaster-Ventral at Dublin respebtively. N. B. ./Vo Tender fir. a lel:Quantify than . 53i; Tierces will be accepted. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall net be inserted in. words at length, or that shall nut he delivered ' to the Board Geffre One o'clock On the said Friday the tzth teniber next, nor unless the Person who makes the'Tender, or some Pesson on his behalf; attends,' to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE; go 6. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of ?HS MA yESTI'.'s ORDNANCE. do htrehy give .Notice, . That . Proposal.- nil be received at tpeir Of/ice, in St. Margatct-ltreet, Westminster, on or Wore lAdnesa4 'the 3d of Sl;eMber next, from such Persons as .may be Willing to undertake' the Supply of iitturlsti. and FOEIGN IRON for the Service c f f this Department, ups:x a ContraEl for a Period of -ThreeYears. The Terms and Conditions of the Contrall may be known upon application. at the Ser"letaly's Ofilce, in St. .114rgatet-streetariy day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cl ck, where the Pro posals are to be delive?ed, seaie.7l up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the s f ipp l 'y of . British and Foreign Iron for the Servii`e of His Majeu'sOrdnance ;" hitt no Proposal can be ad- Mittedafter the said 3d dqy of September. Onlerbf the Board, ' ' R. .H. CREW, Secretary; vAl•tt!fi' , ;',f..„ • • - >t , "4 . .f*•:;. (0 , 4 igNV. CERTIFIC,%4TES. Sept. 20. John Somerville, of Chaticery-lane, London, ca-. hinet-maker. losepn Kay, now or late of Lloyd's Coffe-house, London, underwriter, • "-'' .. • • - Richard Sharp, now or late of Arrnley, Leeds,. VorLsiiiie, ifryalter. - • Peter,Yearson, of Liverpool, merchant. • John Skottowe, of St. Mary Cray, Kent, mariner. Henry Edwin . SonChweli, of Savnuiidilam, mnney.scrivener. - George' Southard, 'of New L'ond-street, Nlicicileidx, draper. ~~v ) ~"`°~~<- \ ) k l ':~__