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A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. :THE. great Reputation - wjlicl) ; Mr. BURGESS has iined by the superior Excellence of his ESS ENCE or -ANC H , ES for FISH- SAUCE has induCed many Persons to give ; the same Name to : an Article entirety tht ferent, • 4)441%1 - 811 R.O ESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, i 6 caution them against such Impositions, as several - People:trayelihe'Ernpire; utferir,g3lfidpkeepers. &C. an ex-. tra Ilree profit to TA the spurious ,kincti they are part's culariv riquested to aslu for - Gra ant 4 .to oateri.e is genuine 134.4 sr,h..it_ have tttese- Jwords upon the Label— " Inlin Bureess,and'Snn's ,Original 'and Superior Ess•tric'eof flchavit-c ".. Waieihise, No. (o^, Stfand,"corner of the .Savoy Steps; L.rindon. , . GOSPOR.T. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At .the Crtairri 'lnn, on Thursday the. 3d' I uly, IS 6, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, . Pnrilrg VA.LUARLE,STORES landed front the . , .• French Ships of War MARENGO and BELLE POUL 1 ,-;„ captured by a Squadron of His hlajesty's • ShipsL under the COrfiniand Of the Right lion. Sir bun Borlase War , ton:.Bat. con,isting o Cables i ••Sads,•standing and running. Rigging, Rope in look and Paper Stuff; lion and BrasSCuns, - , Howitzers and Swivels, Muskets and Bayonets, round, .double-headed, Grave, -and CanniSter Shot, t..:un Carriages,_ 13lockslof various sizes,, Provisions and Wine, Iron=bound .I..eagess, Leagers; .and other Casks, iron pallasti in, old Guns and broken Pieces, useful Wrought Iron, old Cep- - . per and I-4d, lower Masts, Topmasts, .Yards ;did Spars,. with four handsome Time-pleees complete, and a iargequan.. - tity of 'Carnelian Stones and lieaLis, strung and loose. The whole to he viewed : I.l:ec clays before the Sale, and , Catal6gues had by applying re • . • ~ • MATTHiAS MARCH, and . Joint • • • .101-IN A. HICKLEY, S Brokers. • Gosporti June r 3, .ige6. • N. 13. ,The SALE of the.CORNELIAN STONES -and BEADS' in • the above Advertisement is unavoidably post— poned till a future Day; of which due Notice wilt be given. costioat. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, oh Thursday the.)7th.of July, 1806, at "Ten o'Ciock in the Itorenoon, • f",<-.HE Good Spanish Ship MARIA .10E1)14A, , -• . . iL:• alias EST:Rt.:LI...A ; keittrestcru,..about 160 tons rriea pit-anent, nearlyriew, remarkably sttking built, has two tiukii Decks, well•foupd in Stores, and, would rnske•an excellent racket, or suitable for any 'franc where dispatch is, requirdd, • beingkiviry fas . t,sailer ; regularly caßcitiruneki as Prize to Ii is "„Mtlesty's chili Africa, Isaac Woolley, l.sq. ' taptaia. • After w • hiehowill•be sold her Cargo, viz. - .-- For Exportation. , .... . '44 . . - ' Blgs Sugar, • - • 4,4.Ditt9 ( ~coa. „ ~.... . r ... ' - ror fir :he i.:onstittpti6ll. • -he t Sarsapatilla,7 - • - • • - so Dili() I Aar). • „ •-•= . ', .• -16 S'urotTS-COchineal..i. . -:-.... . • - • .-- i • 4 Bogs Allspice . • gee liides in •the` , 11,,tir,,:. 4 ; '• - • -•-- • .•• • , . . .. _ 2so,Pieces:of Hide, •,'. .. , , ...: ! - • - ' ---- - I . rtOnS*-Logvvocit' '• -••— • . To be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days befire ; . the Salevand - Catalogues-and • Ir.7.r c qtpliesr.'had by applying to Messrs. Peyton -ant! Grenfeli, Agents,, Castle 13itytiatid, '• I.Dndon ;2 or : .. , .. !•• -• , • . • MATTE-HAS MARCH, ta! 2. Joint • • - " -.- ,W I L LIAM TL/RICI t•k, • S Brokers: Cosnort June- 16 :.tBo6. . , . . . • Iliatuable Library of very Scarce at Rare Law Books, the Pppetly..-ot. a. GFOltrii!n. TO BE SOLD.BY AUCTION, -t• , • -- • . .. By. Mr: ROBINS, ▪ To-morrow, the id of jay inst. at F.lCven O'Cloa., al Mr. I AnCtion-ltoins,;_Chancery-lane, - • *ri7HE.Eplire:Atd very Valuable ""LIBRARY of: a GENT L ENI A N - lathe LAW ) removed trout his Chain- I bersiii the Tenipl, clinsistiiig cif upwards of fifteen hundted I roof, choice, scarce, and ere Forkson Divinity, - i Law, and Lavr kepdi r rs; by the' most esteemed" :Authors ; -,l3lackstgne„, Bacon; Coke; 'Hale, , Littleton, Peere,Williitins, 'tt• Wm,. tones, &c..the Encyclopmdia Iliitannica, Universal Ai tient•and - Modern', - Shaitsplore's Works, &c. and sundry Misceili.,:voti ? Works; also trreek and Latin Authors of theihiist farneil ClasSies • . .May be:.viewed ,on ivionday.,and ~F.uesday preceding the , t ' Sale; RoorriS; Chancery-line ; when Catalogues stay, be had,•at.ttw 13apiist isad and Sjrnotßi's houses; Chancery-lane; Serie's Collee..house, -street ;"°1 Furnival's.l cbttee- houstf.; reciairColied. house., ": - l'em pie; j . Fleet-street; Grays cidlee.'house, Holborn; arid of Mr. Robins, Wanivicklstreer, - G olden-square.' • ' .1 .._, ---...0t - Cherry, Wellingham, - Lincolnshire, ' - NV. Cray: . ' oto -----'- of Al resford i Essex, , T. Smythies to 3 Whitby. Church, • - J. fearon 23 3 Ditto Chapel, - I. Robertson 17 r 2 Parish of Sevedington (Lincoln), ---- a I 3 •••----;-• of Swayton, ditto, --. . ,2 13 -Rev. Lewis [ones, Pedwardine A Gentleman, near Manchester - - 1 a CarnzirVon Collections, in different Chapels of the Methodist Calvinists in the neighbourhood, ,per the. Rev. Evan, Richardson - . - ,3 l_ 15 Danbliblie Parish,additionalsubsc.W. G i iffitli • i o - Bradley, Derby,: - - I. Shipley -•5 , 13 Flint, North Wales, per . Davies; Bailiff •-% 5. 5 Parish p. of Drayton Basset, Staftbrdsh. M. Mendhard i i , / . ParisholEglevisilian;Giamorgansh.-- . 4 to Congregation of White Cross - --- 2 4 HE RE EbßbSill kL. Caerphilly, GlamOrgaliShire, Baptist Congregation a . 7 D,rumblithie, N. .13 - . Episcopal• C-o- z - -,' TO BE 'SOLI) BY AUCTION,' -" 1 ~.. greg-ation - • - ... -. Rev. R. Sparta' . 2: o At the King's 'Head inn, Ross,oil=Thulsday the-24th of Halifax, Nova Scotia, transmitted, in part, by An- • [nly inst. between the Hours ot. Four and Six in the A& _.-..drew Belcher, esq. Chairman .. - - 410 3 ;ternoon (subjetYro the *.:;inditions of Sale to be - then pro- Nassau, New Proviuence, Inhabitants of the Baha duced), Inas. transmitted, in part, per H. M. Dyer, and • .. . . , ~•- ... • , • ...... . , . A ,„Very 'Valuable ,FREEHOLD E.STATE, late 1. Webster, Esqrs., - - . - - . . , Jit.n_n_Sea Rencibl , .?.s in Ireland, transmitted,by 13. 350 -° .1. - I. the property of ,Herbei - t - A - Si - Alail Lloyd, Liq. de- Batt' Esq. of Dublin : ' Irish. ceased, situate:in the Parishes of Foy and Fownhope, In the Capt. Vesey, Oil:leers, and Men, District County of Hereford, about tour Miles from Ross and tell from of. Wexford ;•• - - 21 17 I Hereford, one or' the best Situations on the Banks•-of tife•Wye. Capt. Clayton, dittri of Dingle . i. '65 ,t _ o Lot I. A Capital Nkssuage, called Carthage, with exten. Capt. Rowley, ditto Of Kinsale - 43.,...7.4 , SiveGardens, Grove of Oaks, and:the Farm adjoining, con- Capt. - Coffin, ditto of Tralee . 45 3 taining about 7o A. 2 R. .37 1'..0t Orchardinge Arable Land , . ' Capt. Licky; ditto of Killala - 19 6 . ?, and Meadow Ground of superior quality - in convenient Inclo- Capt. Tolville, ditto of Rutland. - 38 5 0 Cues, with good Fences and Farm Buildings, great .paft of . ',Capt.. Hill, ditto of Burnerana . go 1 9 5 -wluch have been lately erected, now in the possession of Mr. Capt. Mends, ditto Of - Nlalahicle - 23 9i a RiCcout, whose Lease expires the 2d of February, 180 7- - Lieut.lngram,Crowny Head Signal Station 015 2 Lot 2. A.Messuage and Farm. called Coles Farm, adjoin. Capt. Hugh Moon; and the Eglantine ing to Lot 1, consisting of an excellent Farm-house, Barns, - Yeomen of the Cotinty of Down Stable, Granary, &c. and aboUt "157 A. 3 R. 2P . of ' Or charding, good Arable Land, Meadow_ and Pasture Ground, - very improveable, now hi the. possession:of Mrs. Evans, un der an old Lease, which expires"on the 25th March, 1807. , . Lot 3. A Wood, called the Pdrk of Eaton, containing about 65 A:. 6 P. of prime Oak Coppice, the greater part of thirteen years growth, with a great number Of Timber Trees standing th:A . ,:in, most:) , Maiden-Oaks. • ..L4C4: Another Wood, called the Short Coppice, adjoin. ing Lot,3, containing about ii A. i .t. 24 P. of prune-Oak Coppice of ihirteen years,growth, and many Timber Trees therein, 1., stly \ iaiden Oaks". Lot c. A Moiety of a valuable Fishery in the River Wye, called Ingestone Fishery. The Land-tax of the whole is redelned. . . Richard [ones, the Wood Ward, resides near the Woods, and will shew the same. Lots t and 2 may be Viewed With leave from the :remnts., . • For.other particulars apply to John Moore" Green, Esq. of Cagebrook, near Hereford; Messrs. Bird -and Stock, of liretord ; or Mr. Harvey, of Ross, where •a Map of the Estate maybe seen,-=Letters (pust,paid) duly attentied,to. to o o Sterling. . , 13 0 Parish of Allington, near Bridport, Dorset - 6 2 5 Subs6riptions: in ,A per •Goyernbr..Brodie "and the key. W. M'ltae 2h 16 o . . . ' AMOUNT of SUBSCRIPTIONS tor the general Pur pos.is of this Institution already advertised : 448,800 6 5 _ Plymouth Division Of Royal Niarines, 3d subscrip 7 tion, tradsmitted - by . Major-General Bright • • '; 7, o o . A Bet at Lewes - - - - t I 0- W. W.. - S. - - - - - • 5 o o Rev. C. Hunter, Gayton, Northamptonshire - 5 : .5 0' Win. Wells - - - - - to 10 0 Winckworth Allen, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, per - Brickwood and Co. - - - io to 0 G race the Duke of Gordon - - 405 o 0 George Chalmers, Esq. Whitehall. 0 o rom the Society of 'General Baptists, Billinghurst, Sussex . _ - io Subscriptions ,continue to be 'received at Lloyds, andat all the liankersia.Town and Country.. • I. P. WELSFORD, Sec.' ;D Y, JULY, 1, 1800. PATRIOTIC FUND. •. • . . I.loyd',s, Tilly t,,,t3. - 6. 1 1 CONTRIBUTIONS after -DIVINE SERVICE on the DAY of THANKSGIVING, for the RE LIEF of the SEANIEN„SOLDI ERS, _MARINES, and V(SLD gt E E RS, Wounded '• ' arid the WI DO WS, - 0R- ' PAANS, and RELATIVES of those Killed, in:His Ma jesty's Service : ' - Amount advertised - - kis7,97t 8 so The remaininggSubscriptions of the Royal Dal: Yorkshire Volunteer Infantry-, commanded -'• by-Colonel Straubenzie . - ' ... ' 5 4 o Parish of Croonbale, N B. by the Rev. I. Grant, of Elgin . -' '- - - - 3 S o St. Martin's PiriSh, Oxon ------. 8 7 0 Pile and Kenfig . United Parishes, , -- in the DiCSCC6e of LaridafF, Gla- . . morganshire, - - I. Morgan ' It s o Portsea, Hants, Baptist Meeting,. D. Miall 29 6 o Woodchurch ;Cheshire) Rectory, M. B. King 5 7 2 ic infare cStalturdshire) Church and - Parisn,. - • - - Dales 99 o Subseriptions•from the City of Canterbury, per ~.. 'Taylor, Haintriond, and Co. : Produce °la Bail ~ , - - 63 16 6 tii.: Corpotatypnf Canterbury - . -- 26 s, o ' .rime . i7iitseeps,- Nori:eominissioned 0 ffiders, . and Privates,of the.Psayanden Corps of Volunteer ‘.-',...::•rn..;. , : Cavalry. comiiianti,,, by zi f f. ;t ir si t ii. Knatchbilll, Bart. '- ' - - - 126 o o The Canterbury Volunteers . - 2 4 'I 9 41er:qv Tritten,' Esq.. Mayor of Canterbury - . 's s o Charles Robinson, Esq. Recorder of ditto 5 '5 ° Right Hon. L'Ord Sond:s • - '26 ;5 o Hon. George Watson, M. P. - . - ' to 16 cy ,I ohn, Baker, Esq. M. P. - - - to so . ..a Parishes and Meetings in Canterbury : l• St. Dunstan's . - - - 9 1 4 b St. Margaret's - - '' ' l4 . 4 7 ' St. Miry Breden - - 9 1 • St. Andrew - -. 7 lc; o ' St. Paul -. ' . '9 12 6 Westgate and St. Peter's . 15 6 7 Rev. Mr. PiirnOt's .Meetisig - 4 0 0 • Presbyterian ditto . - • - 7 o o Rev. Mr. Young's ditto . - 5 o e . Parish of Denton ` - - - '5. o 4 General Baptist Congregation, Dover - 5 8 6': T. Manclark ' Esq. '.. 5 o o Rev. Mr. Chasy - - a t • • . Mr. Alderman Simmons . - ' 5. 5 o . Mr. Alderman Bristow - 5 5 ° John 'Coke, Esq. - - to io a . T. W. Payles,, Esq. .: .. to to o Mr. Alderman SanLey . - -. 220 • - _ , _ Rev. Dr. Walsley - - 5 5 ° George Cipps, Esq. - - . If, lo o ..• MrS. Elizabeth Gipps , - i t o Mrs. Hawkihs - - - 1 i 0 Win. Radley, Esq. - - ! t o Wm. Hammond, Esq. St. Alban's 5 5 0 Mrs. Knight' - - - 5 S o Win. Houghatn, Esq. - - S 5 ° Mrs: Start - - •.- t t 0 Win. B..ilytoek t ksq. - - tk.) to 0 'Mr. Richard Gibbs ' . - 5 5 0 kt : T. tiatigravt, Esq. 5- - S 0 Mr. Cumming . -. z z o Total • . + • . • . Cleredon Parish, Soniersetshire, Wm, WeYmart, of Muret6o; Herefordshire . ailitrel:..coulden, ditto; , . ditto. • - o'so M. C. . - . .. 1" r . . Thoina§ tlarke, 6f Lyde, Herefordshire . - 'ii • o Samuel Hodges, ' ditto, ditto • - .- .x , t o Subscriptions in Edinburgh in addition to Seool. loop 0 0 KS:slop, county of Mona y - - 2 o o Village of Childs, Wickham, Gloucestershire '', : • I:: 6 Paritla of4laskif.tco,•tutti,lk, Win: Kett ' ar t G o —of St. Nlezin, Cornwall, Bayley -2. 4 o .1-fullerstonChurch, rembrokesh. lone:. 13 : 0 ' West Dean, Sussex ' - - 4 4 o .liast Hoathley, ditto - - -.• 12 1 4 Mr. Cooper - • - - - . 7 2. I S 4 . The Stoke Newington and Vicinity Volunteers, by • Major TaSSii, there being no Collection at Church 13 9 6 Church; beptford, Devon,' -. .1. D.• Fawcil ..5 9 o :7 --=---- : Notgrove, Worcestershire, T. Cockes 5 o c Reuswith, Yorkshire, , G. 'Jun : . 2 . 2 . 4 :".-;—:=•-• Werierworth, Derby, per Mr. Traves so 1 , The following'Sribixriptions received from Reatling, Berks, transmitted by I . 'Stevens, Esq. Mayor : St, Lawrence Chutch .- ,- • so 4 6 'St. Gile •••'''` ' '. 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Newbe.ry, they think it necessary to poinrout that it is 'it'the East End- •of St. - Paid's, to;:r Doors from Chp-apsitie, with these, worn s inscribed - on , .tlie Front : ~ONLY WAREHOUSE EVR JAMES's POWDER.'' d. 9 [PRICE SIXPE,,NCE:, ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, This Day were published, In" TWO Volumes, tzmo. price 9s. in boards, eMbelliihed with an elegantly engraved Portrait, THE - MEMOIRS of Mrs. CROUCH'; with Anecdotes of several - of the most eminent Persons of the present Age; and a History of the Stage during.the Years she pU'tormed. i Compiled from her own original MS. By' 141.' 1. YOUNG. • ' Printed for Aspeme, Cornhill. June to, 1806. •AT OTICE is hereby Oven, Thrda Session Y . Oyer ,N and Terminer and CaorDelivrty, for the Trial of Offences committed pn the ingb Seas; within the :tyrisdic7ion of A,l. . 7111i , alty of Enghtnd,-tvill be held at :Instice Hall, in the Old Hai, Lindon, on Rid!) , the rub of :N I , 'text, at Eight o9pck in the Morning. WILLIAM MARSDZN. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Yzene 19, 7866. THE COMMISSIONERS:fir ricTuALLING His 11/IA:IE,S7TY' NAP do 'hereby give Mare, That on Thtara'ar, the sd of Ja/y next, Mr. ReeLr, their Agent at Nrtsmoutb, wellbe ready ,- to )(wive Tenders, in lz•ritivg (Jealed up), for such Quantitks' of KILN-DRIED PEASE a.t the Dealers therein. may think proper to offer" t be defivo-ed bete, His Afajesty!s Vit7ualling Stores at ihat Foil, f n the spare of One Month from the d.zte . nf the ContraFt avd hr raid for 6y payable, with into est ninety days , ajter dote. '• The Condition: of the Contraß tn. 7 be seen at • he Office of the Agent Pie - Muller, at Portsmouth, befwe mentione./. Ni regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall net be inserted in words at. length, or that shall not he delivered to the .4g,?nt aforesaid ['Afore Twelve o'Cloek on !he sad-Thtersday t the 2 : 1 of July nex:, nor unlers the Person who enaes the Ten der, or tone Person on bir behalf, attend:, to answer, when coiled fcr. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. June 17, 1806. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M.Z 1. YESTY'r ORDNANCE do 'hereby give N That Psoforals 'will be received at their (Vice, in .St Margaret-street, Westminster, on or before Tuesdly the Eighth Day of :7:4 next, from such Person, as ritarbe willing to u,ldertake the supply of UPHOLSTERYA,RTICLES for service 'f Ibis' Depart. merit 'to be delivered at the Tower, or Lnolwith, as may here quired. Farther )"articulars, together with the Tow; and Condithnr of the Coutrat7, m zy be known, upon application at the Sec, eta , y's 011ice;in St. Margaret street, apy day letweeri the 'Hours ul Ten and Four o'clock, where the Propocall are. eo he.delivered, sealed up, and marked.on the outside, " Proposals for the suppl, of Up " hulstery Articles for service of the Ord , tancr Department ;" but tzo Pro - Posal elin'be'admitted after the said Eighth Day of July. By Order of the Board, 'R. 11. CREW,- Seccetag. • OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, June 2 0 , 1 . 5 0 6„ • • 'THE' PRINCIPAL (:)"PICI."`',RS of, HIS y TY 's ORD ,V.I,VC E tyrebv, vivo .N.t;ce, Tb,it Propolair will be.rccei-tie.l,at /Lei , Office, in'St. ;17a , street, IFi'sbniuster, ok rr lefore Tl,urs,l9 , tcrb f.,f ,:ext;Tfr:rn such ',Persons ar may, he' willing fo undertake thel'erbrman!y of the PI. A 1 ST E: R E it S' W 0 RK. for Service .De-pariment, at the following Statioi7s, viz. The - TciWer, Westminster, G reenwich, Woolwich, Pu7 - :+zet, G r:oreseal, and Farther particulars, I,;gezt... , er wile the reemr and C.7n.fitioms of Contra,..7, may be known upon applicaii , ,n at the` Sec; etary,,, Office,. in St. Irlatgairt-street; any day between tie hdur, of Ten and Fgur where the' Priposals.a , e to be,dlive , ed up . , and marked oar the outride, 4, Pr,,porair f'r Plai,terers' gork for Service of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal ran be aden ittedafter the sold loth day of Order of the Board, R. U. CR E 11; Seereta7.- 4' . `