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. • . 17 6 5 1 : !:,,, s .r . ; \: : ,:?-: : 1 4 ' 5.., . %. .. . \ , I A . '. 11 re Yrs . . ...e.. , 'r• i 1 rIANIrs 1454- A iLi!' 4, , ,,. ,- •;0 .. ...14".110.. 4 •• .--!.p-44 t f:. ---=-L- . , . -S I " ..?...‘c -e.- .,..c..jf.„. - z-NA.I. 4111 -,- ' 41 ,d-i`r *,- .1- 1( 3. - E ' JA. a • ;: - .*-1 = 41 4 1--zi; -- : -I. , s • • -.4 •-•:-N - 4 - , 0 ,/, ~,,; . i . --- • • ;j,,SPIA , .• 1..--N--; - •,.- - ' . : • ,'4 4 / / /r,ilV . .. 4,.., r i . , lit -, . ca • e-<:Sz*f 4 -‘ . . NUMBER 4375.1 G ,D Al, 6EI- r 2,180 G. [PRICE SIKFENcr. . , THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.f,ANE. e TV-MOR RO W EVENI&G,. Sept. 23, - . 1806, .1 till be performed PIZARRO. Attaliba, Mr. POWELL ; Rolla, Mr. ELLI,STI )N/ Orozetnbo, Mr. RA Y MOND ; • • Hualpa, Mr. COOKE ; • Pizarro, Mr. tiARRYMORE; • - Alonzo, Mr.,H. SIDI)ONS ; ' • Las Casas, Mr. IV ROUG HTON ; • . Cora, Mrs H. SIDDONS ; Elvira, Mrs,_POW,ELL . wtru THE IRISHMAN IN , LONDON. -: Captain Seymour,. Ms. USS El t ,t• ; • Mr. Colloooy, Mr 11A RTLEY i Mr. Frost, Mr.-CH-ERRY ; lidurtochDelany (with Songs), Mr. SOHNSTONE ; Edwad, Mr. DE CAMP ; • ' • lamiSa, Miss .ME 1„ LON ; Caroline o Mrs. NIATHE ; • Cuba, Mrs 'TT. On Thursday, The West 11415.t0 ; with A House to be Sold. ARM - • ACAPTAIN in' a Single Battalion in the'East . Indies wishes to exchasig-: wish a 'aptain at HOtne or to a Itt-ginient of the. Line in the West Indies. The (fthcer. with w.how.. he Exchanges will have his rassage tree to India. At:dress (post paid) G. H. a t Air. Egerton's, Military Soolksel ler, lithitehall, London. . ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. IPTIHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni j. ture, Mattresses, and Bedding complete, .revery respect fully recommended to Gentlemen as being the most portable andi superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tests, fable; and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea Cols; Sofdßeds, and Chairs, for on nuard Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at and SANI)ERS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. it. and 17, Catherinestreet, Strand. • Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining '7 ables, allowed to be- the most complete and I. legant ,er of Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches steep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed told Chair-Bed Ware house. moRE CAPITAL PRIZES, - - ,Atal Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled 'to .. TEN THOUSAND P-OUNDS-; All other Capital Prizes ,ire afloat. . j . . PtRCHASERS of TICKETS and SI-lARES will ltave the . opportunity of obtAnting all the Capital Prizes, proitided they purchaie befure the Drawing commences, which will be on the 13th of 06tober next. The Scheme - 7ontains equal,Advantag,es of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, • TEN' THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, 'FIVE THOUSAND . .POUN II -PRIZES., &c. Ste. .To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickets. "I,vtnty Thousand Tickets oily, and no other State Lottery to be drawn this Year. ' . SCHEM/i. ').. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. . 3 • 3 • io,oo.ii '. p 30,000 I . • 5,000 - - - .. - 15,000 t 1,000 . . " ' S.°C° s=o - - - - - 4,0c0 to . - - - -.- 2,000 40 50 . - ' 2,00 0 P 4140 • , • 20 • • .- - '.• 82,000 ..—..— Boom Tickets kzoo,ooo 1 1.0- rickets and Sitaros'are ott Sale - at every Lottery Office. Ticket . - 19 I 0 . Malt' - - • fo 2 0 Eighth rr 6 • vOtirter - . 5 2 0 I SiXteellth • I 6 o THE cOVEIirNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commences drawing i3th of next Month. tEN THOUSAND I'OUNDS-fi)r'th'e First-drawn Ticket.; 'Every oth e r 'Pr ize afloat, troin 20, 000 1. T HIS Plan places - all wild purchase before like IL Diatitii,ig heginSdn e,qua I -te, ;' an advantage that has sot Wen offered to the Public for litany years past. ONLY TW EN t'Y THOUSAND TICKETS, • Anil the SCHEME contains' • 3 II ZeS Of • C 20,000 3 " - -•- 3000 $ - loon &c. &c. &c. No Prize less thiarwenty Pounds. • The Public will onseive that State Lotieiy Prizes are paid is Sterling Money ; zo,oool. for a zo,oool. Prize; and..so in Fe portion for every other Prize. . TICK ETS and SRA R ES are on Sala at all the Licensed - hattery Offices, dby their Agents. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND ' TICKETS. ' 4 , Co RN . 1 LL, and 9, CHARiNG-'cgOss._ r in BISH assures the Public, that each of the . two last Lotteries he comrade(' f..)r witlrGovirnment, be sold upwards of zo, too Pickets before the Wheel went round. The present Lottery consists of only zo 000 Tickets, there are more Capital Priz es t h an in the-last Lottery, and, the Sale i s considerably greater; of course there is a fair prosped of e ve ry Ticket being sold betiire the Drawing commences, which is fixed for Monday, the ut h 'of next Month. The last 30,0001. Prize, the la:St - 240p01. Blank, and th e l as t to,oool. Priz e , ever shared, were all sold at the above offices; where Ticket's, Shares, and Chances, are selling in great variety, and where all outstanding Prizes are paying in Fail!, without any dedudiOn. cry- Persons in the Country may he supplied,.by sending their Orders, Post or earria‘e paid, accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, Cash, or Post-Office Orders. and CO. ' - POULTRY sw. an i d rr CHARING-CROSS. rrICKETS and.SHARES of the" State tottery, to begin Drawing. the 13th Of next Morith, are selling by sWI f T and Co. at their Licensed Offices No. r Poultry ; (established in 175 9 ) an d N o. rz, Charink!Cross (next Door 'Yo 'the Golden Cross). .The Lottery consists but of 20,000 'Tickets. The Scheme contains the following Prizes,'viz.' 3 of ,c 26,n00 I Bof j oo - 3 ---- 10,006 . 20 -- 'lOO s,OO 3 I 40 ••••••••...- - 50 • - 1,000 4,100 ---- 20 he First.drawn Ticket will receive tcoool. • Schemes. Gratis. — "TIM HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES, from sool. have ,been Shared, Sold, and Registered, -at. the Old -Established State Lottery Offices of TIORNSBY And CO. 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing - - 1. Cross, and St. Margaret's-Hill, 'Borough. Tickets wad Shares for the present State Lottery, which begins Draw ing the 13th ONober (and is the only Lottery.to be Drawn thi s year), are now Selling at Hornsby and CO.'S. inAreat v a riety, and on the ; lowest terms. .The first-drawn Ticket is entitled to io,ooul. and all the other Capital - Prizes are atloat, so that the chance of obtaining them is as likely to happen on the "First'Day of Draviiug as on any other; as such it is• greatly an labour- ut those who 'purchase Tickets' and Sh neiaie the'DraWing commences. Orders by-Post, - Or Carrier, elierute4l larecisely on the same tjk.MS Ai it )%I,Citt. \ia ll.l to the'WORTRY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS °lithe CITY of WESTMINSTER. GF.NTLFMEN t • r iFl E melancholy Event of Fox's Death hay ing rna:ie a Vacincy in the Representation of this City, I presume to otter mySelt as a Candidate upon this occasion,, ; which 1 must evetriteply regret. •' , Nb Man can beirtore sensible than I am of the irreparable loss which. we have all sustained ,in th e. D eat h o f t hi s great and distingUished Siatestnan --- , your own. feelings will best supply all tlitit can be said on that subject ; for Myself, therefore, I shall only bec 'you ;o be persuaded, that if I should be 'honoured by your support, I shall never cease - to remember that toe best claim that I can establish to your • favour, wilt be. a sincere ancl ardent attachment to the princi ples of our glorious Constit:tti ii, and to the Liberty and inte rests of my Country, inseparably connedect as thty must ever be with the maintenance of those Principles ; and it will be my unremitting endeavour, as the Rekt-sentative of so dißin , guished a patt of this ureat MetrUpolis, that my coialud scat .not disitonotar your ctio s tee. , . 1 have the Hon our to be, .• With the sre..test respell, en-t lemen, .• Your very faithful humble Servant, Northumberland House, PEIWY. •Sept. 15, 1866. . THE ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, in the Interest of Earl PERCY, requested to meet at I LLI S's Great RooM, King-street. St. James's, on Tues.: day next, at ix o'Cluck at Noon, precisely, to consider. of proper Measures for securing the Election of his Lordship. Sept. 19, 1,806. ' PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, Sept. t 6, 18,46. AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMA ITTE E for Managing the' PATRIOTIC FUND, held this Day. Read the London Gazette Extraordinary of the sib inst. containing Dispatches' from Major-General. Sir John Stuart, commanding His M.jesty's Troops riding in Calabria, relay. ing the . particulars of a Milian; Victory in the Plains of Maida, 'obtained.over the French Army, oy 'greatly_superior f,rce, under the command el General Regnier. • Reolved, That a Vase of tote value of 3001. with an ap propriate inscription, be presented to Major-General Sir john Stuart, a testimony of the high sense entertained by this Committee of his . gallant conduct in that eng agement , " in winch the sand of the presumptuous EnemY was ,se.. verely humbled, and the superiority of the .13iitish Troops most gloriously proved." • Rt - •sulved, That honorary rewards, of the value affixed to their respective names, :be. wesented to the following Field Oilicers wounded on that occasion : 2001. to Major Paulett, of the 4.}th Regiment,,seveiely wounded. • to .1. to Lieut.-Colonel WI-cod, 78th Regiment. vol. to Lieut.-Colonel Moore, 2jd Dragoons, ipol. to Major 'Stuart, 78th Regiment. !col. to Major HmMill, Royal Regiment of-Malta. Resolved, That the following sums be presented to the other ()dicers wounded: . . sol. to Captain With: rson, of the 78th Regiment. • • sot. to Captain McGregor, ditto. col. to Captain Ws:erhouse, . oi theist Regiment. Sol. to Lieutenant and Adjutant Ginger, ditto ; 251. to Lieutenant McKay, ut the 78tli Regiment. asl to Eosigh M.`Kinzie, ditto, ast to Ensign McGregor, ditto. Kesolved, That relief be afforded to' the Widows,. Orphans, Parents, and Relatives, depending for support on the Officers and Men killed ; and that GratuitieS be given to those wounds ed, as soon as the nature and extent of the injuries they have reeeiveirshal4 be made known to 'he Committee. Resolved, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be writ. ten to Nlajor-General Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will coininuni.:ate the foregoing Resolutions to His Majesty's Forces under his command, and furnish the Committee with the names of,:the Killed and Wounded, together with such particulars as can -lie collected' respecting • the Families of those. brave men who lei( in the service of their Country in achieving this glorious Vidory. ‘lies ctalio the 'London. Gazette Extraordinary of the t3th list. containing Copies and Extrads of Dispatches from Ma jor-General .Beresford,.cenimatitlitig a , detachment Ma- - jesty's Troops in South America ; and. from Commodore Sir Home Popham, - commanding His Majesty's Naval Forces on the same station, containing. the important information ovine CaptUre of the ToWn hi Buenos Ayres and its Dependencies. .!.Resolved, 1, - hat Vases Qf. zoo' —va 1 ui t each, with appropri. ate inscriptions, be presented to Major-General lieresford and Commodore Sir Home Popham, ter their gallant and disin. terested conduct in this successful and important enterprize. Resolved, Tllat an Annuity' of 251 for life be settled on Captain Le Blanc, .of the 71st Ktgiinent, who was disaoled in this Attack, with . benefit of stitvivorshij) to Mrs. Leßlanc and her C bildren: • • . • Res,Neil, nut relielbeafforded to the WidoWs, Orphans, Parents,. acrd Relatives, depending off► such Officers and Men as. were kilted, or .may die of theii wounds : Al,o that Gra tbities bz" given to'thcise'wounded" as soots as - the nature and extent of tile i4kjurtes, they *Ave t,ece►ved shall be known to the Committee. Resolved, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be.writ ten to Major-General. i llerestord and, Commodore Sir Home, Popham,requesting they•they will communicate, the foregoing Resolutions to His.Ma/esty's Forces under their resp4tive commands ; and ttirnisii the Committee with the .. partictitars necessaryja enable them i to carry their intentions into etluct.. .Resolved, That the above • Resolutio,,S be printed in the Daily. Papers.. W Li LS Fll It D, Sec. IHSHOP's STOKE, HANTS. Six Miles from Southamptbn, - iiid Seven frorn Winchester. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ' By Mr. MANT, At the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, on Friday, the 3d of Odober, 18a6, at .rour o'Clock in the Afternoon, LOT I. QTOKE COTTAGE,. consisting of two Parlours, Ox-Bed-roottis ' attached and detacned. Olficei .o f every Description, for Servants; with about 7o Acres-of Arable and Meadow Land, and very extensive Rights 'of Common adjoining ; also a large Garden and Plantation, Dog Kennel, double Coach-house, Stall Stable for eight Horses, Barn, G ranary, , Fcc. _ , . . . immediate Possession may be had o f the Prethises, the Situation of which - is allowed to be one of 'the inot delight. ful in all England. • .1.01:2.; Beaulalce Meadow, adjoining the above, containing about Eleven Acres. Lot 3. A 'Neat Tenement, with Garden and small 'Pad dock, situate in Bishop's Stoke, with Right of Common, in the Occupation of Mr. -** For further Particulars apply (if by Letter, post paid) to Mr. Bath, on the Premises; or to the Audioneer, Win chester. . FOR. VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM . PLAINTS. DIL -FREEMAN's GIITTA SALUTARIS is by far the most sate and elieCtuat Remedy ever yet disop. vered for the cure of that dangerotis' Disease. Persons unhap pily atiliiiotwith VeAereill Complaints, in all its stages and under its various appearances, will find a . secure and present Relief by taking these. Moxt invaluable Mops ; for their excellency (hiring thirty years pradiee in the most po. pulous part of London,.viz,. Hatton-garden, have been term. ed Gutta Salutaris. The Secrecy with which most parsons so afflieled find it .needful to conceal their sualings, may be safely employed while using these Drops ; 'since they r en d er ri:onfine i nent -un necessary, as well as all'uktuous or mercurial 4"reparations, or any surgical Operation whatever. By apQointinent of Dr..Freeinan they are sold by R; 'But ler, 4, Chearside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, 150 , and Pidding, Oxford-street; Bull and Call welt, ;' Scott, 'Smith, and Baxter, Eoinburgh ; M'Donald, Glasgow ; Stains, Manchester; Lathbury, Liverpool, Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine Vendersin ryez,x-Town .i;) Buttks a At g, each. " • • FOURTH EDI - 11014. This Day was published,' In Foolscap Bvo. embellished with. an Engraving, by Pyne, Price Eight Shit evra boards, HE MISERIES of HUMAN -LIFE ; .or,. The Groans pf Timothy Testy and SenSitive, with a few if - upplementary Sighs from Mrs. Testy; -in Twelve Dialogues. Het rnihi I Virg. /En. 11. 274. Heu, Hen ! Patern. lxxx. Me miserable Milt. Par. Lost, B. IV. 73. Oh! oh! oh! Sh a k. M ac b et h , Act y. Sc. I. !- 0 ! 0 ! Ditto, Othel. Ad V. Sc. i. Printed - tor William Miller, A.,lbeinarle-street. Alsolately published, printed uniformly with the .above, the 30. Edition, price 6s. An Esiay on the Art of I ng,:niouSl Tormenting; with proper Rules for the exercise of that ainustne • Study.: This Edition is embellished witlf . hrt En_ graving by Gillray, tepre.sentztig - i at tbrinenting a -NI Lady in October will be publ.slied, hatiUsomely 'printed, in - • one Voluide, Octavo, ORIGINAL. MENICiIitS. Writt e n during the great - Civil NVar. Beni.; the Life of Sn Henry , .Slingsby, tart. from 1638 to 164 . by Himself, MeMoirs of - Captain Jol?n Hodgson, of CualleV Hall, near HalifaX, in Yorkshire ; touching his ConduCt ' lll the Civil Wars, and his Troubles after the Restoration ' including several r emar k a b le passages, and amore particular aCCOUIIt of many important Military Aelions during that interesting period thap has hitherto been made Public. Written by Himself. Carefully transcribed from original MSS. To which will be aided, copies °lva:lons important Papers relative to tko Operations of Oliver Crom well. and his Army, while tney were in Scotland. Printed for Arch'. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and John Murray, 32 Fleet. street, London. Speedily will be published,-in four vols. Bvo. ("ODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY. By Sir jOHN SI NCLAiIt, Bart. M. P. President of the Board of Agriculture, tkc Printed _ for Arch. Constable and. Co. Edinburgh ; Cadell and- ' Davi es. Jnd [An Murray, London . * This IVUrk is to consist of a detail of the circumstances which read to proni.,te Health and Longevity - Rules for ore-. serving health—Regulati..,ns for the Health of the Cornmu. noy, &c. &c. With an Account of the Writings and Opi nions, and of the principal Authors,- - ancient, foreign. and Blitish, who have written or publisned on these most im. portatu. Subjects. • , This Day was published, price zs. 6d. •, Dedicated to Lord Mos. PET riiketTi'VISTANTIAL DETAILS of the LMT Vv MomENTs and LONG 1 LLNESS of the Right CHA L E.ti jANI ES FOX. In which will be included a 'characteristic Currespondesice between that iilustricus Statesnidn and many living Chara6ters ; being a Series of Let ters and COnversations illuStrative of his Opinion of Men'ancl Things, and charaderistic of his Private Life and Domestic Character. The purpose of this Detail is to prevent the misrepresenta tions which have already arisen from no very honourable Motfves. Publishcd, by Jordan and Maxwell, opposite Somerset- House. .. THE FIRST BOOK. This Day was published, embellished with nearly One Hun dred Wood Cuts, price only 6d. with a full allowance to those who purchase by the dozen or hundred, THE LONDON PRIMER • or, First Book Ibr Children at the earliest Age : intended - as an Introduc tion to Dr. Mayor's, and the. arious other English Spelling Books. By M. PELHAM. The following are the peculiar Improvements which, it is supposed, entitle this little Work to general adoption and pre ference in all preparatory and first Schools, and among those Mothers who. teach their - Infants .the first elements of Reading. 1. his printed on - a superfine paper, on a very large and clear type. - 2. The first set of Letters are of an unusually large site, being an inch square,. and toe second set of great and small Lrtt2rs are illustrated with Cuts of familiar ObjeCi. 3. The Readiug Lessons begin with Words of only two, Letters, and proceed to those of three and four Letters, and finally by s:mplc gradations to those of two and three Syl. Tables. 4: Every Lesson is decorated with a beautifully engraved familiar Objeet, rendering the number of pleasing Cuts in the work nearly one hundred. 5. 'Fite Work is closed with suitable prayers and Hymns, adapted to 'the first age. b. Vulgar and low Expressions are studiously avoided, and an endeavour has been made in every part to utute simplicity with elegance. In a word, the London Primer. or Fir s t look, need only be seen to be preferred by Children themselves, 'and by Pa reiits! uil.lTeachers, to every .pth e r wo.ric of the same de scription.. • , Printedfor Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, .Black friars; and to be had ot Charnpanteand Whitrow, Uld (every; of , Witson and Spence, York; H. Mozely, GainsborOugli; M. Keene, Dublin; G. Lumsdea, Glasgow; aiid all other BooksAlers and Stationers. Of whom may also be had, . t. AN ENGLISH SPELLING BOOK, accompaniedhy a progressive Series of easy and familiar Lessons, adapted to the 'capacities of Children, and embellished with a va riety of Engravings; the whole intended to furnish, for the. Use of Schools, an improved introdadory Beek to the first Elements of the English 'Language.. : By Win. Mayor, LL. D. Bector'of Stontisheld, iii o•Xler&hire, Vicar cif Hur ley, ;in Berkshire, Chaplain to the Earl of Moira, &c. The. thirty-filth Edition, revised and improved, price is. 61 z. the SEQUEL io-M•AVOR's SPELLING-BOOK,' and IN I'ROuLICTION to BLAIR's CL4SS-BOOK ; consisting ofa great variety .of easy Lessons,--arranged for the use of Schools, of both Sexes. By the Rev. -David Blair, price 2s. 60. bound. 3. The'C LASS BOOK 'or, Three Hundred and Sixty five 'Reading Lessons for •SChoeis of either Sex ; with the Elements of all Knowledge, a greater number of Reading Exercises, Moan the best - Agthors, than are to be feandin any other work of the same description ; every Les-. son having a - clearly defined •objet, and teaching some prin ciple of Science.or Morality, or some important truth. By the Rev. David Blair. Price - Ss. bound. • A CHALLENGE. , ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. 'challenge the whole INA World to ,prove a single instance where their. Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired ethd. The pradice of many years in this particular branch of their pro-' Session has not given rise to one Ainsuccessful case. They con tinue to dire t their studies to the treatment and cure of cer tain Complaints, and that 'derangement of the syStem which is the consequence of a desteudive habit. It ks'a melancholy truth, that the indulgence in this solitary vice brings on those Deficiepcies and Debilities Which freq . iiently , prevent and embitter theivlatrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa "tiou upon its unhappy v i c ti ms all the infirmities of old age. To such persons it must be'i consoling reflation to know that they may now, : by a new ails( infallible mode of treat. t*nt, be restored to health, strength, . and. manly vigour.-- Messrs. Currie and Co. - being regular Shrgeons of the Royal 'College, the idea of empircisin cannot possibly be attached' to their practice„ for nothing but a thorough conviction, con- firnied by many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the general Praditinner in the cure Of Venereal Complaints, and that class of Debility which inevi tably results from the indiscretions of •iputll,-could induce Clem to d:viate from the - 1103i - Systern, and by pectorming the most surprising cures ? convince the world of the - decided su periority of their mode oft rea tm ent. ' Messrs. Currie and Co. may he . consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatct delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at theirkiouse, No. 107, Hatton'Uardeli. Letters from the Country (post-paid), inclosing a 'Bank, Note; 'stating 'the • particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advice and Iliedianes 'sent to 'asty - par t . of the Kingdom. PICTUALLING-OFFICF, Sept. In, iBO6. THE COMMISSIONERSfiw 1 7 1GTU4141,11VG ills M.42/ESTY'r IVAPY do' hereby give Notre, That on Tuesday, the 231 instant, they will be re ady to receive Te n . dens,nst ieiiting (seated up), an d treat for the purchase of es , strong-buqt VESS E L, Sloqp:riggrd, for the Service of me naualling Department at Chatham, a) about Fifty Tons register, Inge enough in the Hold to stow - Poly Tons of bulky Yia,,alling :tares,. the height whereof to be nine feet at least hem the skin, pr citling,Up to the Deck ; and the Hatchway to he nine feet hog, and six and a ball broad. The Vessel t.. k; sa constritHca as to take the gr6:7lni 711.11 and sail fast, Further raeticulays ntayibe hnown Gy an4inz to Mr. .4lder, the Ily.taket for the Viattalling Pepartyne,;l D.ptiord. Nu regard will he had to any Tender in which the 1 , ice sh.ifi not Ge inserted in "vod, at levgds, th.-:t shall not Ge adilh:red to the Board hefire One G'CLCk on thy said :Tuesday, the 231 stant, nor unless the Person who - shakes the Te,der, mime Person bir behalf, amends, to . answer, •Evben (.2114 PICTU4I.I. I . 1. .t IC , Sept. i 6, -6. THE ,COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA L Llti'd - s- His M JES:CP,T NA:' . ) . dc hereby give Naier, onThursday, the 25th inst. they will be ready to receive :Tendoe in writing (sealed up), for ar ma HOGS, thearrares of w/.. - ich not to weigh less than 112 pc/rinds each, intende.4l7r P,rk, for Sea Stole; ar the respeßive Dealers therein may think proper ;to offer, to be killed in Iris Majesty's Ficlualling Premises at Deptford, between the 131.0 of o,Thber next and the 3tst of Alarch foaming, the first eielivoy whereof to take place on Molt. a l 4y,te said 13th of oe7ober next, and the snb.equent Deliveries is be continued twice in each week, in such regular prop, !ions at that the whole shall be eowideted by the 31st March 6ehri, mentioned ; to be paidfor by Bills, payable ' s:4o Interest, nicey day: after . date. No .ffir of Hogs ofa less issimher than will prcdact Fi of Kirk will 6e attended The Conditions Gif tdie Cunitat7 may he .reen at the Sr CI et .77' s Office. No regard will 6e bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he deliverfl to the Board before One o'clock on the, said Thursd,fy, the 2516 instant, nor unless the Perron who males the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends., toanwer, wken called for. OFFICE OF ORDN .liV E. Dept. 12, 1806. THE PIUNCIPeI L OFFICERS 9f HIS 211,1• ' jESTi's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, J1.1.4t oposals will he received at their Office, in St. Margarchstreet, irestminiter, on or before Wednesday, :Le tsth Oeloher, f, osn such Person's as may de willing to undo take the Provision of R ARTICLES for the several Corps under the direction eft& 'Ordnance ; Patterns of which may he viewed upon applieltijn. at the Principal Stoekeeper's Office in the TORLY.' j wh , re fur.. tier particulars may be knoWn ; and afloat the Secretary's °Jet-, in St. Ma►jaret-street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals are to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, seal ed up, and marked on the outside, "lender. for 11 , ficry ktic•les ;" hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said istb of ORober. It isliolher ' , epee - led that the Pelson whose Proposals nntp he accepted shall enter into sufficient :minify upon executing his Con. trail for the due pelfogstanee thereof. By Order of the Board, R. H. CR BIP, Ser.•etary. OFFICE OF OR-DIV/INCE.. „ S'el , tember 6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His , AM yESTY's ORDNANCE do he,Oy give Notice. Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margo, et-street, Westminster, on or before Thursday the z.l D.zy of Oct. next, front such Persons as ntoy . be willing to undertake the Pfrovisi ? s of COPPER HOOPS and RI*ETS for the Service of 11.. is De. partment, upon a Contract for One Year ; Patterns of which 'nay be viewed upon application at .the Privcipal Storekeeper's 011ie:in , the Tower, where further particulars` may he known ; also at the SerretaD , !: Office, let St. Margaret -street Aforesaid, any 041,V between. the - flours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Proposals are to he delivered at the Secretary's Office, sealed up, and mall.; ed on the outside, _Tender for Copper Hoops and Rivets i” butte(' Proposal can he admitted after the said 2d Day of Octo&r„ , _ , By'.order . of the Board, R. It. CREIP: THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURI FILR OF - THE FACE. QOLOMON's ABSTERGENT LOTION. is an elleCtual CURE fur ERUPTIONS on the FACE -and SKIN, particularly Pimples. Blotches, 'Fetters, Ring.. worins, Tan, Sunlzurns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly flear, Redness of Jhe Nose, Neck. Arms, &c.. &e. also for Scotbu. tic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every desciiption. By the simple application of this Bind night and morning, or occasionally thrice a day, it will remnveithe most rancor_ ous and alarming .Seurvy in the Face. It is - perfetNy and possesses all the good qualities of the celebrated eosinetiL:4, Without any'of-their doubtful and sometimes Aanoo us el. leds. It is an almost indispensible appCndage - to the toi'et. IV rough and uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow and sickly paleness, 'are by this Lotion etl -7 4d.tually remoied. It has been adininistered to Many thOUsands without even a single complaint of its-inefficacy —a singly bottle will be suf . - ticient to prove its value. Price 4s. 6.1. a bottle, duty included, .with which is given proper d4eclions • and on the,Starip of .every ge nu i ne b ott l e the words. " Sad'. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved, to imitate which is felony. N. B. The postage of all •Letters 10 the Dodor must be paid, and tos.. bd. as a tee enclosed toradv ice. Sold by Mrs, Mathews, No. 18. Strand, London; Mr: Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, Smith-Bridge; Mr. DavidSori and Husband, Elder and Co. 'Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, G lasgow ; W. Camgron, Greenock ; G. B ro W n i ng, P a i s l ey . ; H. Craw ford, Kilthapickly w.. - Ydung.- Irvine ;A. Forsyth, P. Whiteside; Ayr 1 W: Crawtbrils. Girvan;- 1. Carson, Neilti. Douglas; T. Al:Mil lan. Kirkcudbright; M 'Credie, Kirk. - ildy I J. Blyth, LeVen; j. Dempster, Ciipar ; Dun dee Montrose ; r. Mitchell, and I. Anileri6n, Aberdeen; • Dr. White, Banff . ; M'llitosh, tiverness.; :F. Ivi'Kenzie,,Stornaw4; P. Taylor, Strimrar.; - Jnhoson and Bisset, Perth; W. Ander son , S ter li ng; Coke and.Reid,,Leith ; Alexander, Dunfertnline . ; Wilson, jJunbar ; Vinnet, Ar bloatn ; Dickson, Inglis, 'Dualities ; Phorson; Berwick ; Wedded. Alliwickf F4cer4on, Arlatitk.osic, and larnte.son. Pe terhead ; Trongate, Glasow; and by most BOoksellerS and Verniers el Patent Medicines iii 02 lizitect Kingdom.