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cUMBEiIt ,4307.] • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness•the PRINCE of . • WALES. THIS PRESENT EVENING •July 4, will be a GRAND GALA, andERILLIANT EXHIBITION of FI R ELWO,RK s.—Achilissido Three Shillings. The Public are respetifuly inforined, th:it owing to the necessary Preparations for Galas, the Gardens can only be opened cti Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.. . , •• .. - . .. . . .LloydtS, - 17th lutie, i-36. . A SUBSCRIPTION.for RELIEF of uptvards . of .4(1.. Two Hundred and Twenty CA PTA INS'of Mei'cliant &hips, who ase...Erison..'rs of War at _Franise,l,to , whoin. the • . Donatcons of the Patriotic Fund cannot,be'extendeel, they not being employed; in the service of the.COUritry 1 - . 1. Angerstein,,Esq. - - 19 so' Sariincl - ..Gist . to to 'I. Ar:gerstein -.. :- .10 to Rcbert Christie... try 10 1. Thonasoti,Portman-sq. to ,to . 1. and, W,_ Whirmore to, to., ' 'Phornson 13 - onai to so , Henry Thompson to so Samuel - Long . - ..: to -to Bell and - FligginsOn 'SO to R;Sheddon .and Sons' to to Larkins and MU - Sell:10 'to Robert Sheddon _ ,10 Jo Wm,. Fa,rry,-jutv., • 'l9 to Win. Bell -- - to to Caldcl-eugi, Boyd" & Joseph Marryatt 'io -ic)' Reid - - -•- 'to 7 o _D. , -Pike Watts '.. . to to - Thomas - King .-to .0 fames Fialtord IC to. David: - Scott - 13 10 1 - . and A. Anderson -- to to. ..1 - lenty Bonham to to •Clagett & Pratt *. ' 13 to Wm. Vaughan ~.., to Brickwoods,Daniel& Co. so 10-'.R;, and E. Lee • 1, to Sam. Donaldson . . to to C re l A dl i e,.Brothers to io . Innes, Beveridge, &C. ip to Putter, Kaye,Beck- Bruce, De Pantnieu. and .-..- " --• with & Freshfield to To Co. •- . - to' roc_ , I. Forster --, to to Inglif, Ellice, & Co. s.o ,to Royal • Exchange As- Mdrn. Th. Waters io to . - surance - I.:F. ThrockmOrtbn • to lo =l. Brickwood Amdiey, Bannatyne,,&,Co. to so: . . ... Subkriptions received by Lennekt and White, at the Bar of; this,House. . 5Z 10 13 13 ;BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, Strand and Coriihill. TNSI3 ANCE. granted on nbusbs, Buildings, nufactOries. Ships, and all :other - Vessels, Goods; Met- . chandi4e,. FARMING STOCK and other Property, from. Loss or Damagti by Fire. The unprecedented Preference given to this Office by all descriptions of Insurers; - the'Directors flatter themselves has arisep, porsonly from the Facilities adopted in their improved _Plans and Simplified Alcides of Fire Insufance,tut from their stea N dyiaritt uniform Conciuet in -, the'general Concerns of the Ilusiivess.. • "rhev are persuaded that adherence to Principles and pm liknt Caution are the best Securities to the Office and to the Public, and that'ltstitutions of this Nature can only be be neficlitLwhen _due Attention is paid to reciprocal Advantages. • Agricultural. Stock insured at Is. 6d. per Cent. ▪ The Office grants Insurances for Periods short of a Year, and makes good loss by Fire from Lightning. -fgr Insurances due at Midsummer must be paid on or be fore the gth Day Of July next •: • vroposals and Rates of 1 nsu ranee delivered C ratis. " • • ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, June, iBo6. Mr, RSONS whose An . nual Premiums fall 'due Ott •JL. thel.4th instant are hereby intbrnied,-that Receipts are saw ready to be (lelivered at the Company's Offices over the. Ic)yal-Exchasig asad in Pall-Mall; as well as by their re-. SpectiveAgents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as sured are requested to appiv hir the Renewal of their Policies on or before• the gth •of- july next, as the usual Fifteen pays allowed for Payment, b•-yond the Date - of each Policy, tiken expire. - SAMUEL 'PENNING, jun. Secretary. *. x .* Attendance is given, dady,,at the said Offices, for the Assurance,of Buildings, Gooos, "Mercaandize r and Ships, in Tfarbour, in Dock ; or while Building, from Loss or Dalllap by Fire; a nil also for the Aisurance of, and granting Annul.: ties• on; Liycs. N.B*: Fire Policies will he issued free of Expence to the itssurai, where the Annual'Prenuunt amounts to 6s. or up wards. .IYES"; MINSTER LIFE INSURANCE,AND AN NUITY OFFICE, Strand and Cornhill. DERSONS desirous of . providing for their Fami lies oc Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, se. cure to their Widows, ,childreu, or any other Pemon,, either . an Annuity for the remainder of Lite, - or a gross Stun to be paid at their Decease. - • , lIS %rinces. may be made for a variety of other purposes :—to provide for Renewal of Leases.; to ,secure Sums paid ter Places or Employments, - or for the purchase of Life Estates ; or 'in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and •Creditor,. Leo. &c.; and Volunteers may, for a small Premium, insure against Death from ktilitaty Accidents. Annuities are granted to corn :.enoeimmediately, or at any future period. PriniLti Rates and C.onditietis - of ,Insurance may be had gratis* with the I.ist of Directors, as above,- or of the Agents of the British Fire Office in the Country, who are wapoint &l-Agents f6r this Office. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. • • A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. rrHE great Reputation which. Mr. BURGESS • has c.iiiied"by the Superior Excellence oti t is ESSENCE of ANCHO VI ES .I . t? FISH .•ALICE has induced many Persons to give the sime.:Name to an Article entirely (lit terent ••• IOHNIIIIRGESS arid SON think it a duty they owe the Public; to - caution them against such Impositions, as.several People trivet the Empire, uhe;ing Shopkeepers, &c. ex; ‘ra large protit to vend the sptunous kind : they are p 4 rti. cularly r4.-esrel mask frititu R S S '3; and to'obst:ve none is genuin6." bill what have 'these words 'upon the Label 4, John Lbsirgess and .Son'S Original and Superior,Cssence of Anchoyies." • • Warehouse, No. -i07,; Strand, corner • of the Savoy Steps, Lonon.. TO THE FASHIONABLE' WORLD.. A cAuTIoN.--The , g reat reputation the GE- N G I,N E BAND/INA SOA-P has acquired for giving ihe.rnoSi exquisite delicacy of texitire and inconceivable fair ness. to the Hand's, has induced a number of unprincipled ShoPkeepers tb sell a spurious I mitationthereof. In order to prevent the dangerous consequences of being imposed on, ob. I.erve that the 13111; acconipariyirig each Cake of the Genuine :Soap, is, signed by the Proprietor"s wholesale Agent, Wm. Withers, in his own - Hanthwriting.: Any Preparation offered under this clenorninatioq; Wit does' not bear this Signature,' Must be a glaring imposition, and dangerous to be depended en. —Sold by Win. Withers .tat theunly Warehouse for Dr. Norris's Fever Drops), 229, Strand,' London ; Simmons, CaMcrbuiy ; Rochester ; Waldron Hotwells, I3ristol ; Gregson's, Liverp oo l ; R ae b urn, Edi n b urgh ; Iron side, Aberdeen ; and most Perfumers and'Medicine Venders. Pride Is. each Cake. IMPROVED MiNERAJ, PASTE TEETH. - 1 4 -I ALEUB. and. DELAFONS, Mecanilians and Mineral Raste Dentists,,Wobuin Place, Russ e l- square , beg leave.moSt respeCtitilly to return Thanks to the Nobili ty •.ind Gentry, and to their Friend s i n genera l, f or t h e very liberal patronage Which their improved Mineral Teeth- have met with. To receive such flattering marks of approbation from a generous and discerning Public cannot but excite in them'teelings of the most lively gratitude, and operate as the most powerful_ stimulus to their further efforts to please, and as a strengthener of the determination they had previ, ously taken,to take up alternative oftheilliberal arts employ ed to arrest :lheir progress in the World, than just to express their surprise and regret, that a Gentleman, whose celebrity in the same line ought to place.hirn, abode the strings of jea lousy, should descend' to stich . jpridice§ toward§ young men whose talents' he has had opportunities .to knowand to value, slid whose mind's he:must be well convin ce d are superior tq tin thought of owing their advancement in life to ally 'but the most fair and honourable applieatiOn of th os e _talents. • • • r-r 1. I , r , r l _l . ' 4 . i; .., . . A . . . . . ~- , t . ' 7 l: . li . "a. ~:,.. A .);., z, ... ta , . . r , , ... . 4 0 Y, JULY 4, 1806. • ,This Day was published, price as. , AL-ETTER , to ,NATHANIEt. JEFFERYS, late Goldsmsth and jeweller to llis Royal !Ugliness the PrikeofWaleS, late• klember of Pa rlitneitt for the City of Coventry'i on subjeit of his'extraordinary Pamphlet, entitled, A Review of the Conrltt.'t of lt - js;Royl . il 1-lidnie%s the Of WA L ES," &c..&e. k'nminatic a into the" Mptiies c Or his Publication, aril its kotiable:Consc`.. . , , qur'nces,: • . . .. . . ._ .. . .. . . . Troy TyriOsvD 7 piibi nullo.disc.rimine...aget or. -4 VI R6l 1.. . LOild6'll: I'rtnted by W: Hint, . Oid 13:i'l . dy, for I. ma;v. man, - .2x; Piiititry: ';'- Nfld . sold bj all the' Ild',.:lcsall,:rs at ti,c %Vest End of the Town. • - • . This. Day was published, , lii One yolumeOctavo,. il.lustrateAwktit Engravings; price. T 95. ENGLISH pAAcTic , 'E. of AGRICUL • '..f.Oßli;..eXentlilitied in: the Management of It Farm in trerind, belonging to thee. Earl of Conynghain, at , Slane, in the . County of Nleatn ; • with au A praldix, ..ciintainingOitsSr, a'coniparatrv(l, F.;*timate . oC the Engii.,l?Nlotte eif Ctilture' 4 as , to.Prroht and Loss : and, secondly, a r..!gulir Ku ration of Crops, tor a Period Of Six Nears, By PARKA , P tor LOl. - itm a n ‘ , rst," Rees-, aue).rit:ke., at rtio.ver roevi tunas St rt.',44; • . Y , In tfte'lrres s ; aci 1 sttvetlily sul IN) ..pitislisilekt; by rite same Anthor,,a new Edi Lion of •• The I:xvcrieneecl ka!ther," vols. Svo. • . • This Day was published, \ • 7 - La One Vol, Oaavo, price Ss. in - bdards, a New Editioh, re vised aßttailapted to the piesent State of Europe, of LETTERS on the MODERN HISTORY and voLITICAL A,PECTS of •EVROPE ; 'exhibiting the'Nature, Causes, and Probable Consequencet of the - firattii C;ontest betiveen - greaarjittin and France, and thy p‘olitiekit Circurnstanc-zs of the di/ft:tont Nations which compose the. European SyStein." Illustrated with Hiitorlcal and Geogra phical ObserVations. • , • ' By JOHN BIGLAND. • Printed, or I.ongrnan, Hurst, Rees, and O'rme, Paternos ter-row.. —.-.„... . . . . ‘! The'Letters in this volume are sixteen in number, and they discuSs in turn,, almot all the great ques t i ons w hi c h can be agitited by poliziciaris of the present hour. The prin ciplesof the Author are every whe re soun d anti patriotic, and his knowledge is surprisingly extensivc."—British Critic; May, 'Us. • - , - - . .As above.may be had, by the 'utile Author,- . 'Letters on the Study and Use of Autient and Modern Pis fory.• :Containing Observations and Retie:Aim - 4 on the Causes . and Consequences of those 'Events xvhicik have produced any conspicuous Chatighth the Aspect or the World and the ge neral State of Human Affairs: The Third Edition, in i vol. Demy 'BVO, embellished with an elegantly engraved Head of the Author, price tos. 6d. in hoards, or in a vol:,,iznio. price,' 6s. in hoards., • . _• " Mr. Bigl;:nd displays in this ...rtiltune a well cultivated and comprehensive mind. Flis'styleisigerierally Correa ; hiS intn,rtria;ron is extensive ; andllte many, pertinent remarks and ii:f.ne.',ces with which 1.1 , .1 . 11its enricned this sununary ofgene. ral. History meets our cordial approbation.'!—M4nthiyae:. view. Lurie, 1/304. , NEW BOOKS APPE 'CA rARLY IN ji.INE. /if R. PHILLIPS has the rionolir to iii forth the Literary World and the Public at l a rge, tit.it he ha. in preparation, and in a few days shall publish, the folloVv.. ing elegant and interesting New Works . : • • Mr, Carr's Stranger in Ireland ; or, Travels in that Country during the last autumn and Winter, • with numar- ous Engravings,'price 21, 2s. in boards, .• z. Memoirs of a T ; 'Traveller now at Rest consisting of ori. ginal Anecdotes of th e C our t s o f Eur Ope cltkriniekt,lr:.lastitrat,y years, in s vols. price zss. iti boards. 3. The Poetical Works of Mrs. Robinson, now first col. let - tett by Miss Robinson, an d including many Pieces never betore published, in 3 elegant vols. price il. i ts. 6d, in boards. •• 4. The Wild Trish Girl, a Novel,.by Miss Owenson, i tlioress of the. Novice of St. , Dominic, trt 4 vols.. price 20S. in 4, boards. . • 'AS soon as each of these Worlrs is re§pea , ively. ready, It may be had of every - Bookseller . in Great , Britain and Ile land. . . . . . 'Within - the last. three months.. Mr. ghillips has published the following esteehred Works : t. Dr. Gregory's Cychiperliii, Parts I'. II ~ a nd IT I. 'at 95. z. A Imon's complete Edition of. I unius , a vols. izs. .3. the Spirit of the p'reach Alias, 3 volS. iss. 4. Public Charaders for 1806, tes. 6d. 5. Crocker's Elements , of Land Surveing, 7s. 6. Saunders on the Diseases oftiie Ear, 255, 7. Winter in 'London, by 'Mr. Surr, 3 vols. 13%. P., 8. Maid Wife and Wiclow, by Mr. Sicilians,-3 volumes, 135,. 6d. 7 • 9. Biographical Index•to,the /louse . of Commons, 9s. - so. Picture of London for 606, ss. rated. xi. Blair's Class Book, or 365 Lessons, ss. Cotemporary Voy:.ges and TravelS,. Vol. 111 . ISS. ' a 3. Turnbuli's Naval Surgeon, 9 s. 6d. • • 14. 'Translations froM the Grcek - Aritholog,y, 7s. 6d. . l)r: John Reid,on Consumption, 75. '• • a 6. Itobtnson's Crarnrruir of History, is.. t 7., Prince Hoare on the Arts - in England, - _Each of which may be had Of evCry Bookseller in the Unit ed Kingdom. .1 Bridge...street - , 'May..z6, -1806 SALES OF ESTATES. C:AI'l TAL TOWN RESIDENCE, LINCOLN's-INN-' ' FIELDS. TO BE, SOLD- BY AUCTIOP. 4 .- • . , . Niessrs.,,IIOGGAIZT. and :PHILLIPS, . - ,(Successors to Mr. Smith), . . „. At Gar . raway's ofliv t -house,orn-hill", on Friday, the nth duly inSt. at Twl . re, . • • (I ),y o,q-ler-ortheAssignees orMr. K. Bent, Merchant) • • Host I)e.•:,irable and 'Valuable FREEHOLD. • , ESTA'i'E ; comprLiink.4 NpaCiou . § ex.cellent, Family 1.l .. loose, cOniPfete , ord er ,s and 'substantial . repair, conveni-cfulg silnate'tor a 'Merchant, or -Prolessional "Gentleman,' ;.' No. 46 Portngal-row, L.inoOln's Inn I I - ious7e spac:oLts (*gain- Dinirig, i;lg, and c'.ln ni+igg Room s,-.I Gentleman's ing-scyant,:contl>lete Otlices, and e'xceilent or Va. , ' nous' Wines, - Ale, and Beer;. cheertul; Garden, Ice-house, Douhle. Coach-house, and - Stabling ivr.,Six florsei ; Lr.lt, and" Servants'kna oos, Connting-liouse, atche.:2Witie vault, &c. 1 upciiltuglniq Pr';rcitz,l.strect. • I In a short,time.inleitlie r cth I .he Sold'hy:Anttien;;.ory. rl,e unoice a . 41 Ta.lnakie Steck. Of . Wir,6, t.) N..t•kiisj,r4 apt! Pi5. , .t.,, - .l 3 .l4•PugiY• c ot e v ; • t o'gc rfu-rc ' h t Ite:A.e4tif Ufni= • ; tote,. hIVI.;t:S, Book's, and At:Mt:IOUS • • time previous to the Sale, with kets only ; Partien!.trs, may be had of Messrs. Fingiorr and Phil :co. 62, Old Broad -street. Particulars, ars4 of ,\lc„r; t o;,:i anandSolit;:itorS, 'New Bridle ~ -, st`r6et, atG.trrawayis. I I 'ELEGANT,MODERN FURNITURE," PLATE, LI [I • IVEN, •s - BooK imo rA GLASS CARRIAGES, &c.' ,• INCOLN •FIEL , DS. • • • • - 'l'o BE SOLO'BY AUCTION, By-Messrs:-HOGGAItT, and PHILLIPS, (Successors to 'Mr. SlVfl VI), • . 'On the 'PrerniseS, .IV - d. 46, Portugal-row, Lincoln's Inn Fields; en . Wednesday, 'July 16, and Two foll Owing Days, at Eleven o'Clodk, by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Ro bert Bent Merchant, - • - ' •- ' ' rTHE Gebuibe 'HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, about 800 Ounces of Plate, 'a•fasilionable'town-bnilt Carriage, arid. Effects; 'comprising Mahogany Bedsteads; with rich: Chintz Furnitures; prune Goose Beds and Bedding, ' Mahrigany. and : japanned...Chairs, capital . Set; Of. .Dining; Tables, Wardrobes, Drawers, ;a Library Table, Turkey, wii ton, and. Brussels CarPets,o Pier and. Chimney .Glasses of Lire dimen - SionS;:a Suite Dravving;rOom:Furniture oi-n -;plete; with Japanned and Gold Chairs, -. Curtains to match, and Sofa ,tiles, an elegant . Assortment of China and G lass, Plated Articles, Copper; Pewter, andnumerous Arti c l es ..— The choke Stock of Wines will I4e sold on Thursday the May be viewed one day previous - to the Sale, and Cata- ' logues had on the Premises ; of Messis. Leigh and Mason, solicitors, 'New Bridge ; street,. Blackfriars; and of Messrs. fr . loggarx and PhilliPs, 6z, Broad-street, Ro3 al-Exchange. A VAttrA:lib E and"CHOI CE„ STOCK of GENUINE • WINES; LINCOLN's INN FIE L US. - - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ~sy 'Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, • (Successors to Mr. SMITH), • 'On the Premise's; No.. '46, .Portug . ai. row, Lincoln' 7 Fields, on Thursday, July ty, at Eleven, by Order of the 'Assignees of Mr.'Robert Benr,.'Merchant, A. Ve'T Choke STOCK of WINES, con si s tin g dr. 45 Dozen'ofprinir4Old Port, zzo Dozen- o f 'pant.. cular last -India—Madeira, 58 Dozen of Claret, zo Dozen of Red, and White Champagne, 18 DOzen of Old Hock, 1726, and aboUt 9 Dozen of Bor4undy.. Tile above Stock of Winos arc particularly recommended t 6 the Pitblic; and of, the finest qualities, imported by Mr. Bent, and will be sold without any reserve. .To..be. tamed, and Catalogues. had, Oneday‘previous to the Sale, on the Preinises; Morland's Collke-house, Dean.stteet, Soho ; 43etlford COrikeliottSe,. Covent-Garden ; Messrs. I„eigh 'and Mason, Solicitor's, New Bridge-srteet, Blackirtars; and Messrs. 1-10F,,,7art and Phillips, 62, hrdaci-street, oar ihe'Roy4, AUCTION Of .BOOK-S, MAPS, AND 110GARTirs PRINTS, A - CATALOGUE of Valuable . BOOKS, . . cipally modern, the -- greater parr•of thew bound and entirely new, -the property of John .Str i ckd a le which will b.: Sold by'Auition, STOCKI.I s A LE , , jun. at the New Room, No, Piccadilly, Bur lington.house, oni`rlondly, July 7, aod Fivr following Days, coininenciqg - at One:o'clock. to a nuflute. . . • • AinengsfMarry other valuable. Publications_ are, proof irit, piesszons of . Hogarth's. Woiks, COok's-,Voc.4es complete, Nere Annual 'Register. Swift's, .F ielding's; -flacoles, Locke's Walpole's, Johnson's, Sir William Jones's, Goldsmith's, HUme's, Robertson's, IlishopWatson's,Gibb l on's,,lll'air's, and Lavater's Works.; Universal History; Parliameniayy- Regis ter and State rapers,. BarrowAis New "fravels,• Fourcray's Chemistry, Williams's Cases, Burn's Justice, Wentwortres Pleadings, European Magazine, C rose's AntialuitieS,..john son's Dielionary, Murphy's Tacitus, Daniel's Rural Sports, various - Histories of England,.Costume of Russia, Philosi). phical l'ransaclioits, New Peerage and Baronetage bioug4 down to the present day,G,ifford'S j uvenal, Chauchatcl's, and Other Maps, Plan of London, Map of lndostan, 4.764 To be viewed two days preceding ihe Sale, and Catalogues, price 6d. to be had of Mr. Stockdale, No. 'dr, ; and Mr. Walker, PaternoSter.row. • A SINGULARLY. ELEGANT COT ['AGE ORNEE, within Two Miles and a Half of SOU TFIA PtoN. TO BE SOLD RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Neu'-ereded., :COTTAGE; containing on the Ground Floor a good 'Dining-room, DtawingrOom, Breakfast room, and Gentleman's-rot:nu, wizh Rook-cases, Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water-closet (opening trorn the' House), Kitchen, Scullery, tcc.' i'ke. Second Flooi, four best Bed-chambers, Servants'-rooms Suitable : surrounded by a Paddock of three Acres, planted and laid out whit much taste; a most produaive Garden, and Otchard every species of Fruit Trees; a double Conn- boin !?eiry, Stables, and .Court-yard; and every • description of Out building. ~ The Situation is on an Eminence, commanding_ a View of the Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour; and IVe6t The Elevation of the.HoUse is simply elegant, with Italian Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the !"ody of the House ; in snort, the whole is on that convenient Plan and Scale, so Much sought after for the Residence ofa genteel Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, hiving only been completed last Summer : 1 tjs elegantly Furnished, and ready in every respeel for the recepti on o f a Family. It may be had either with or without the , Furniture. For further particulars apply to Mr. George Hookey, Southampton; or to Mr. Peter M 4 rtinoirnt, No. 61., St. laraee*-street, London. Letters will be attended to. • . _ . . TIEREFORDSHIRE. • TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION,, . Af the King's' Head lon Ross,' on Thursday : the 24t h o f itify inst. • between, the H,surs 7 of 'Four and Six in the A& ternoon (subjeato the Conditions of Sale to be then pro ,Auccd), , • . • *A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, late the property. of Herbert Abrahall Lloyd, hsq. de ceased, situate in - the Parishes of Foy and Fowuhope, in the County Of Herefcird, aboot four Miles from Ross and ten froth • HeretOrd, one of the best SituatiOns 'on the Ban; :1 , 01 the Wye. Lot 1. A Capital Messuage; callect,Cartha-,;e, with exten-: sive Gardens, G rove Of (irks; ,and the Farm con- - ta4ting about 76 , 2 R. 37 P. of O'reit,rd;ll : .;, rai,o;e Land s and Meadow Ground' of superior quality iu 'enYeiteot Inck;-• • sores, with shod Fonces! add Farm 8ui1,111 , ,y, greAt part of which have been I lv erected, n o w in lII,' pOSlession of Mr. Ridcout, whose Le a se expi res t h e 2 ,d o f Feb. uary, 1807. tot 2; A Messtiage and r &t,n, called COies Farm, adjoin.' ins to Lot 1, consistinA of an excellent Farm.honse, barns,. SteZle, Granary, &c. and about t 57 A: 3 R. aP. of Or cparding, good Arable Land, 111eAdow and' Pasture Ground, very improveible, now in toe posFessibn of Mrs: Evans, un. ,der an old 1. ,. .-ase, 'which exi.ires' , .,u the acth March, t8o7„. L0t,3.. A Wood. ca ll e d t h e P a r k o f ,Eaton,contatnin', about: A.:6 P. of prune Oak Coppiee, the greater Oct of thirteen Years growth. c:;th a gr..-ht number of Tirllber Trees standing ' therein, 'lnostiv ' - Lot 4. Another ood, called, the Short Coppice, adjoin ing Lot 3, containing about it A, t R. 24 P,. of prime Oak Coppice of thirteen years growth, and Inany , Timber Trees themein; nuitnly Maiden Oaks, - • . Lot's. A Moiety of a valnable Fishery in the River Wye, called I n;estooe fishery, The Land.tax of thrl whole is Richard f oties, the Wood Ward, resides near the Woods ti'tnd will spew the same. 'L o t s ,t and a May be viewed witli ipave from the Tensuus.• • : • • , For other particulars apply to John . Moore green, Esq. of C'agebrook, near Hereford; Messrs. Eird and Stock, of Hereford; or, Mr. Mir fey, of Ross, where a Map of the Estate may be seen.—Letters (post-paid) duly attended to. GOSPORT. • - ' FOR PUBLIC SALE, , • At the Grown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July; 1806, at • Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, , THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA -JOSEPHA, aIiasISTRILLA ; square stern, about :Go tons mea_ stirernent; nearly new, remarkably strong built, has two flush Decks, Well found in Storei, and would make 'an excellent Packet, or suitable for any Trade whip dispatch is required, being a very fast sailer ;, regularly condemned as Prize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley , Esq. Captain. • After wide]: will be sold her Cargo, viz. For Exportation. 440 . Bags Sugar. • S 4 Ditto' C,SCoa. For Home Consumption. • • 93 Bales Sarsapatilla. 2o Ditto lalap. • 16 Serous Cochineal. • 4 Bags Allspice. Soo Hides in the Hair. . • 2so Pieees of Hides. • is nins Logwood. To be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before - • tite.Sale, and , Catalogues. and Inventories h a d by applying to Messrs. Peyton and Qrearetl, m Poes Castle Baynard, • .London ; or _ _ - mtATTRIAS Al A Refl, or) Joint W 1 1 ,1.1.1,141 l'lli(N ER, 3 13E4ItcrS. C ()spurt, I tirt. 26, J , ,0 ~ „,,, t , ".: - :...c_ ,,,,, : „ , : : :::::;-:17.7g-,4-,::: - .:00.;t: 31-=•:-:- ::-A'4tti-i41Z41-!P' •• 771717 Cf ,› 4 37 . :::,....i: --,.. , ( - ,s •V . ,1 t • 1., -, ,-..Aw_. .. . - . 6.-• r c ....._ - - ~i: • [PRICE SIXPEXdk AD:VIRALTY.OFFICE, . ~. . . . OTICE is . 4lier ely ` given, T - f. Alit i' Sess-to4 0.,. Oyer • . I `l . and. Terminer andGa...i,Delivety, Pn- tide 14.i..d.q ojoicm. com.itted 97r the Iligb Se'as t withi, , //,e , ymri4“ , i,lion.of tA , e,.A.f. 4 ,1,, by r,./ Et;:gliznd,- , :ti , ill2,9•hridat ymsfice ! Lt/l, i , l ibe Old da:- 1 0 , Lemdon, on Friday the 1116 of Y.YO , 'rev, at E.;,;;14 o'CIFt in lbe.Aleirnine ' . , ' '- ' • IFlLLtigof m4RsbEN. I/ 1C TU LL. NC; -_0 E, . • J'.4 , - t 06 . • r "1 - ‘1:113 fbr PICI'U,ILLING J/LY 1Y Y t:erekykiwe rhat on Ft ;day the t ith he .rea,fr to receive 7entters /scaled tip) and treat /i or tkr..*-ed a .1-i .Si.cti . rhott. sand if:tilco.'s . QT'IYES .E.N d;hi . lj'g•ily Thor,- . .1411 i - BIU.IN.f.)•1 1 , to be ed. in' Six rte e,4s (une hill in I li t er 11 fir , 1z4.-i the. rem.zi,i44r _?it Three ) 1 / if7tralitt;jr StOrc 4 . at I)eptiprd and BRANDY.. Galkns: , . Ga:lohs. fso,coo• 4 , ,0c0 • oP;040 :,DxPyforzn PLYMOL; to hr paid fir ij edh pay.:4&tr, TOIL; itterest, i.e i ' • • A'. t. Aro Trocler fir .a less Otautity thaw "few 7 7 .1;,es,?nai be adn'tith.d. • The andition.r . of tl e Contra as me) , 6e se:.): at the SciTelarj ,, s • Ogee. - - I , l4. , regard he-had to au Tender in 7t.bich the Psice _shalt not be inserted in words at length, or that shalliwt !e delivered to the Board 'before One .`o!Clock on the said Friday the lith ins!, nor sinless the Pet:son 709 makes -the Tender, or sumeEer-' son on his . 4440; attindr, is answer, when called for OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, "'sine 17, iBo6. • , . THE PRINCIPAL OFFIC ERS of HIS AL , I- , .74STY'r ORD/MA/CA do ,hereby gi ve N ot i ce, Th at Proposals will be rectived,at Office, in .St Marzarit-street, Westminster on or before Tue z r.l . v t'e Eighth Day of yob. next, from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES for service of ibis Depart ment; to be delivered at the Tower, or Iroolwiels, as ;my be re • .quired. .• Further Phrticulars, togsthet with the Term.' and Conditions the Coutrati, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street, asr day between th e H ours o f T en and Four o'Clock, where the liropotals are to - he delivered, sealed .up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the suppit• of Up. 4 ‘ holster)/ Articles for service of the Ordnan ce Department ;" -but no Proposal can Le admitted after the said Eighth Day of .74. fey Order of the 13;aird, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, Imre 20, 146. rr HE PRIiVCJPL4b OFFICERS of HIS 4.11./i, yESTY'r ORD 'VANCE do hereby give A'qice, That Prvosah mill he received at tbeir Office, in St. Ma , garet. street , Ig - stain:ter,/ on or kfore,Thnt slay the loth of .7,6 , next, front such Persona as may be •tvillh , g to undertake the Perform:we of the PLAIS T E R ERS' WORK for Seri-lc - eV this Deparon,nt, at tbefolloiviug Stations, vi 4. The Tower, W egtniinster, C reeawi ;I, ' • • Woolwich, Purheet, G ravesend, and • "ketbury. Further parti:ulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Cantraß, mar te known nprnt aPplicafi,” at the Sec , eta , }•' Offic:.e, in St. Illarg.va-weet, az) , day between the b4r.ert of I en and Four OCk.ek,n.c.ilere 14,ie Pri.pc4a/s" es , i to de - delivered 4ea;e.l up, and marked .on the onside, " Pr: p r osaic for Work for Service of the (hdnalce Depariment :" int no Pwosal can 6" admitted alter the said tcth dqy of By Order of the Board, • . R. 14. CREW _Seer' fa • • A CAUTION TO PUHLIC. •-- TROTTER'S OR I ENTA L DENT' FR !CE, or Asia_ Tl'.: TooTH. PO ND-SR. W— HLREAS several ConnO s iti ons, b ot h in Town - and Country, h ave been-vensled, to the g reat detriment of those•who use them, Mrs. Trotter feels it her duty to caution the Publid to be particular o f w h om they purchase the above Arti c l e , • which they may rely on getting genuine at her. Warehouse; or frorn those whose Names are inserted iii her Advertisements. Trotter's. Name on the Stamp. For - ab-ie these twentV years it has been held in the highest estimation by every - description of people. Those who have not. fried this excellent Dentifrice Will find a single Box a sufficient 'quantity -to ascertain its virtues, its excellencies being acknowledged by the most respedable Medical Authorities; used-- by many, and re cnthmended. The Powder cleanses and :beautifies . the Teeth, sweetens the Wean, possesses.' no- add that can corrode the 'Enamel,- puts a beeutiftil - polish on the Teeth, mei is.extreinely safe in its use. From its astrin gency it strengthens the Gems, eradicates the. Sieirey (which often proven the destruelion of a whole set' of Teeth), preserves sound Teeth from decay, and ..secures decayed Teeth from beeiaming worse. But whit has en haiired it in the estimation of those who use it, it preventi the return of the Tooth-Ach, with which, before that pe riOd, they had been violently afiliaed.' Likewise a Tine,. ture, which possesSes the power of easing the most violent Tooch-ach. Powder 2S. ed. a box, and Tincture ditto. Brushes is. each. • Sold, wholesale and 'retail, by the Proprietor, NO. 3, Beaufort.buildings, Strand ; also by Mr: Woodward, Port- sea; Mr. Simmons, Mills, Belarn, and Mirritt, Portsmouth; Mr. R'icherds, Plymouth ; Mrs. Shearcliff' and Prosser,. Bristol Mr. Vine; Bath ; Mr. Thp rnpson, Isle of ; Cove,, Nottingham ; Mr. Pollett, Colchester ; Butler, Ox-' ford ; Pratt, Carabridee ; Atkinson, ('Lester ; Bre s t, Yar mouth ; Townson, -Chatham ; and •Mr. Dyer, Newcastle upon-Tyne.—Sold also in every capital Town throughout England. • • HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. jAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS P,ILL9. rrifE Celebrity of th e Analeptic Pills, as a ge 1, neral Preservative of Health, is become universal, twin their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis. turb the Human Frame.; such as Colds, Rheumatisms, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels ; which arise froru the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from Indulgence in - the Luxuries of Life; and these salutary Elfeds are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day,_ without requiring any parti, cular Regimen or Confinement. But 'though the Anakptic Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep. seated Disorders, yet being designed at a mild Purgative only, and therefore not always sufficiently active, the Antibilious ' Pills bavebeen recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician, who bas used these Medicines . combined for many years with the happiest success in all complaints of ,the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Land or Sea, or Persons remote from Medi. cal Assistance, would do well to be always provided with these Pills ; which, with some of the genuine Dr. James's Fever Powder, would form a most valuable Stole, in a small compass, that would often afford Relief on :tuy sod. den Indisposition, and prevent the ill consequences of Ne. gled or Delay.' Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. c, St. Paul's Chureh-yard,, on the Coach-way, four doors from the Cot_ ner of Cheap Side; London; and at Dr.- James's late House in Bruton-street.; viz, the Analeptic Pills, •price 4s. 6d. a Box, or.six in one large Box, for il. 4s. ; and the A inibilions Pills, price . 2s, 94. a.Box, Duty inclu'aed.—Onerve that the words # 4 Newberg, No. 4s, St. Paul's,"' arc eagraved is the Stamps: ' ,;' .