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0, I 4 I I ,-V t ,rf, .'- 1 '3,. + I c4 -= • . --. m .7.,.. 4 , c • .4... , % diA .„; . , r , v .... ~." 4 ......._- s. :7 4 . 1 V it . . .• • t ~' 2 4 " i ii till t ‘‘ g 1101 V t \ • • ...."•=._ s ,` i air : 7 ,9- - • Jr e-4 NUMBER 4152..] i'IIEA IKE ROYA L,:DRURV-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, - J•-- • an. 4, 'lBO6, will be performed ••. ' M.ACBETH. Macbeth, by' the ,Y_OUNG ROSCIUS; - Duncan, King . of Scotland,-Mr. POWELL ; - ' BanquojMi. H. SID DONS; Macdutl, Mr. RAYMOND • • Lady Macbeth, PO After which the Nevi Crand Legendary Melo.Drama, called THE SLEEPING BEAUTY: • entrraly New, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, Scc . The O vertumand New Music composed by Mr. Addison. Aldibert (a knight Errant), Mr. DE CAMP ,- Launcelot (:squire to Aldibert), Nfr. MATHEWS ; Ethelred (the Usurper), Mr. G. D'EG VILLE. Ethelinde (the Sleeping Beauty), By a .YOUNG LADY ; bilen (a very old Villager), Miss . DE CAMP ; Elmira (a Village Girl), Mrs. BLAND And Melzarina (the Good Fairy), Mrs. SHARP. Boxes trs. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price Zs. Gallery zs. Sec - ond Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d'.—No Money to be returned.- The Doors will'he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. - - Places for the Boxes to- be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the Box-OtliceinLittleßussell-street. On Monday, The Haunted Tower; .with The Weather. et=cit• The School tar ri(urlis,' and The Sleeping . Beauty, ` 4 ,41 , be .epeated etz Tw7-...:-t.1,;. • • • • THEATRE-1: aYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. MHIS . PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 4, 1806, will be performed, `• THE MYSTERIOUS HUSBAND. Lord Davenant,• Mr. COOK:E ; Sir Harry Harlow, - Mr. BRUNTON , Sir. EdMund Travers, Mr.•MUNDEN; Capt. Dormer, Mr. C. KEMBLE - Capt.. Davenant, JOHNSTON. Lady Davenanr, , MisSSMlTEll,.' Marianne Miss BRUNTON. or. which Will be - added, a Grand Roman tic Pantomime, cailerl • HARLEQUIN's MAGNET 'Or; THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER. Harlequin,. Mr. BYRNE ; Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss Boxes 6s. Pit -3s. 6d. • Gallery 2s.' Uppir . Callery is. The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin afltAii past Six. . , for the Boles to be taken of gr. Biindon;. at . the Bi( Office in Hut-street. • On Monday Master Betty will ' perform' the Chargter of Osman, in Zara ; atter which, Harlequin's Magnet. Tur..sday, A Young Lady will tnitic.e hei - first.appt^arante in the Cha; .cler of Calista, The lair Penitent. T. TIMMAS's HOWEITAL MR..CLINE, and Mr. A§TLEY.COOPER will hegin their COURSE of "ANA TOMICA L and SUR- GjCA I, LECTURESOxi Monday the 26th inst. at Onc e' Clock. . SUTTON COLDFIELD INCLOSIIRE, WARWICK• SHIRE. I\TOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL mEETINO of the :FR 78 . EIiaI,D.ERS. of. the +A-. RISli 'of SUTTON COLDFIELD, in the -County of Tzar wick,. will he held at the. Mote in . -Suttqn Lew afotesaid, on Wednesday Bth, Day of Jan. inst. at . Eleven o.'Clo,;k in the Foreno.ori, for the purpose of r6Cei-v ing the R . evil of the Freeholders' Committee,, and. to take into consideration, the. Propriety • Of app4ying. to , Parliament for an Ael to inclose the Commons and Waste Lands within she said•PariAli of Sutton Coli!field; withinit the'cOnchrrence efthe Reacir, who has withdrawn his proViSional assent to accept of a Corn R ent in lieu of Tvthes in case of an In dus= of the said Commons and Waste Lands. EDWARD SADLER, Clerk to the Freeholdets' - Qamtnittee: `-. Sutton Coldseld, lan. ROYAL-EXCHANGE-ASSURANCE-OFFICE - , - - Degember,_ PERSONS whoseAnntal Premiums tall °ilk on the zstlt instant, are hereby informed', that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices over the Royal- Exchange end in Pall-Mill, as well - as by 'their re-' spezlive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as suml are requested to aptly foi the Renewal of their Policies on or before the 9th of . January next, as the. Fifteen Days `allowed for Payment, b yund the Date of each Policy, 'will then ezpize. SAMUEL FLEW NG , jun Secretary.. , . *** Attendance yen, -daily, ar. we ,said . Offices; for the _Assurance of Buildings, Gooos, Merchandize. and-Ships, in Harbour, 'in' Dock, or While . Bil ildi rig,' from Loss . or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance•ot; anctgmnting Annui ties on, Lives. N.B. Firc Policies will be issued free of 'Expence to the Assored. where the AruAtai Premium amounts to 6t. or up. wards. CLERGYMEN of RespeEtability, and others, who possess InComas ur Al.r.t:it.es for Lite Only from dill rent sorts of Property, are frequently embarrassed for a zeady Supply of 'Money, and being unacquainted with .the nature of Lite Insurance. have 'no knowledge hoW to raise the same—Mr. ROBERTS, who has concluded the above Business fur several years with the greatest satisTa6liol, has alwacis ready from a most, respectable , conneelion, several'Sinns, from zoo!. upWaids, to lay out by iva yof Redeema ble Annuity, for which a liberal Price will be given. Personal Applications, or Letters sent free of Postage, daily attelidrd to, at his I-Inuse, N. 22, Cecil-street. Strand. ARMY AM) I , ' EWA VAC. - THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS; Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very 1•7-spetl tully recommended to Gentivmen, as being the most portable and superior to any others ;nide in London ; 114rquees, Tents. ' Tables and -Chairs, on improved' thinCiples; Sea Cots, Sota Bed: L and Chairs, for on Bqard _Musquitta Net Furniture, and Patent Bra'ss-screW Bedsteads i tOr East and West Indies, and all Foreign.Clitnates, at MORGAN and SAND!' RS's Patent Bedstead Manufa dory and Wirt- R rio .• • Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, StTand. Morgan and Sanders's Not-iiiverited Iniperial7 Dining Tables, allowed ,tote the rnost,contVrete ands-Flegant set of • Tables ever yet in - vetted, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten .Inthes, deep.. . • N.B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware house. SARAH ECKFORD , aged Years.--Wheru: *at t Ilis,Case of Scrophula made its appearance it was in the ansoiViii glands of •the neck,' which became rather thickeht.., any then advanced to a hard tunlour : .she applied tort Medical .;entlemati, who‘bre , tight it to a suppuration; he then -op= I it, and the neck became ulcerated from the car t Shp :Ater. Tiquours soon tormed in the salivary' glands, under r:.e chin, in theparettd; by the side of the' ar, aria the absorbent glands on the other side; She was acl= rnate,.; an Our-patient of St. Bartholomew's Hospital for fight months, without receiving any relief., At this time, by the :t Price of Maily Eauaile, who had exPerieneeereliel at tho D!spensary. Soho square, she began taking the Drops, and continue.; them for the space of a ; twelvemonth, when the AJlce r$ healed, and-she became perfeetly Weil, SARAH ECKFORD. ' Crown -court, Fleet-street; - _ lie catcAa to ask for. Spilsbury's , Patent •Antiscorbutic Drops, havalg the words " By the King's Patent" expressed at length on.ilibottle,,bill Of diredtions, and'ontside • viral,- per. "I..tc also, the King's duty, is printed in black Ink iritead •ef Ted: Bottles ,price 55..(41 . , tos. and il. 2s, -duty inclutird. . . Dispensary, No. r 5, Soho:pqaare. CHELSEA kiOSPITAL, • lan 2, TUC. ' • THESE are,• by Order of the Right.Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioners for managing the Affaird of the Ito) at Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice, that all Out-Pensioners (as well Lettermen as . others) belongirg to, the said tie...vital, residing in London, or. withtn-twenty, five miles thereof, are required to appear personally and regi mentally, at the Ssecretifry's Office i►i the said Hospital, on the re;pettive• days under-inentioited; when attendance will be given, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, viz. On MONDAY the 6th of January. The 'Pecuiciners . from. the ist -and ad Regiments of Life •Guards, the late . I.t and , zd'Troops of i-lorse Guards, the late .ist and ad Troops of Horse Greiradier Guards, the -Royal liOrie Guar& (illues), the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horse ; all the Praguons and Fencible Ca valry,l'he .British Legion of Horse, with the Waggon Train. • .On Tti ESDAY• the 'tit tanuaty. The Pensiohois front the ad, and 3d Regiments of ,FOot Guards. • • - On WEDNESDAY the . Sth January. The Pensioners from - 111 e Ist to the 3zd Regiments of Foot On FRIDAY the roth January. Those from the 33d to the 69th Regitneuts of Foot in. .elusive: On SATURDAY the Jitli , january. Those fiom the 7ath to the 135th Regiments of Foot in clusive..—Also the Nnsioners trout the Queen's German Re giment, the African Corps, 'Loyal Irish, Lord Strathaven's ; Major Waller's, ..Elforirs, and Fish's Corps, the Queen's Rangers, Fencible Corps, Royal Garrison Battalions Cinque Port ' and Lancashire Volunteers, the Royal Hospital Corp s , with the Militia. On MONDAY the i3th January. - Those from Lite Royal Veteran Battalions acid. per diem, and thele also who have the increased pension of gd. and is. per day; the Pensioners frorn the Independent Companies of Invalids, Reduced Regithents of 11lrines, and Lettermen, the Serjeants from the Foot Guards, at gd. perdiern, the Serjeants Corporals, and Private Men, who receive P t e in creased Pension on account of Blindness, as also the Serjeants disbanded trom the late independent Companies, who receive as. per day, with the Private Gentlemen who receive Annui ties from the late ist aticl.zd Troops of Horse Guards. And that all Out-Pensioners - , as well - Lettermen as other s , belong ing to the said lioLpital, - who live - at a greater distance than twenty-five miles from London, and those, in Scotland and Ireland; are hereby , required and commanded, after the 2stn of 'June - next, - and 'after- every succeeding zsth of lune and 2stta of ,December, until further orders, to apply to one of His Nlajaty"s .Jstices . of the• Peace ; in the, neighbourhood where they reside, and make the following Affidavit, which the said Magistrate for the County; City, Borough, or Rid ing,. befote whom the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, viz. " • came before me, one of His Majesty's !us , tices•of the Peace for the County of - , and 'made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Ho - vital, on the' - day of • 17 ,or a 8 Bonn • . - Regiment of , commanded by • . • •-• }vas then aged • • years, wasdis charted for and that he is no otherwise provided for by the Public, but as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, and now liveS ih.the Parish of in the County 'of ." SWorn before me this day of ; rBo . • The Affidavit, draWn 'according tti the above form, dated and attested' by a Magistrate, is to be.put up in•a cover, and sent by the General Post, - directed thus: " To the Right Hon. the Paymaster-Gen. FlOrse Gitvds, LOndon, and to n'iark in the corner of the cover, " Chelsea Pensioners' A fn. 'davits." And Counterparts, or Duplicates of the said Affi davits, are to beireserved by the Out-Pensioners respec tively, to be exhibited • to such Persons as shall be directed to 'pay them, that they may be satisfied that all such as may claim • Otit-Pensions are the' real Persons entitled to receive • tire same. Aild.,to• the end that the Commissioners for the Affairs of ChelSea Hospital maybe satisfied that the Pen- Sionc.riare the same-Persons - who nave passed their EXamilia.: flan, it isherebyturther • direCied, that such of them who, haVe served in, and.have been discharged- from any of the Re - merits, or. Ilidependent:Companies of Invalids, ate not to mention in their Affidavits such Regiments or Company of Invalids to which they - setved - last,burthz Regiment, Troop, or - Corps of, the Army-from which they'were first discharged and recommended, and Received at Chelsea Hospital. :And. as the-general Payments in Great Britain and Ireland, at the cad of'tt,e ensuing•six,lVlonths, aregenerally regulated by the Placesof Residence mentioned by the Pensioners who are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the prececl inglial&yearly'AffidaVits of thosiivho live at a distance, it is hereby! ordered and directed, that no person who shall change the Place of. his Abode given in at his Muster, or specified in his Affidavit aforesaid, and who may apply for his-Pension .(excepting to - the Officers of Excise nearest' 'such"Place of AbOde), shall receive the same, unless it appearir,.by'the C.ertl,licate of respectable Persons, that'such removal was through unavoidable-necessity, which he or they. could not foresee, or prevent; a:ld:that if - any:Pensioner shall' fraudn. leptly attempt to receive a double PayMent of Pension, either at Chelsea, or at different Places, he shall .he struck of the Lists: ' ' Lastly--It is notified, that.noue , will be entered upon the Pay Lists of the said Hospital, or be entitled to receive any benefit theiefrorn, - who shall not ad agreeably to these Orders pdrticetaF • itin sendins-their half yearly Al fidavits to the 'Paymaster general, as above difedeci, and to no dther . ofliCe; which seeeral'ot the Pensioners 'have of late either neglected to GI N or sent them irregniarly'to other De'- . • parogent Q AusT Secretary and Register. USEFUL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. This Day ..was published, • In Three Parts, either ,:t''axt to be had separately, price 3s. each, handsomely halt-bound, - THE BOOK of TRADES. ; or, LIBRARY of the USEFUL A RTS, in which every Trade is il lustrated,with separate Engravings ; .and.its History, Utili ty, present State, Advantages, and Disadvantages, are fully and accurately described. FART I. Stone-rnaron Sawyer Smith Shipwright Manner • Currkr . A pothecary Bal;er Straw-hat-maker. Wool comber Spinner Waterman. Basket-maker Hat-maker Jewel ler Bricklayer Carpenter Cooper . PAR Coach - maker Tallow-chandler Gart!ener Hair-dresser Comb ; makcr, Lice- maker Milliner Feather-worker Laundress - Paviour • Turner Brush. maker Taylor Shoe-maker Trunk-rniker Wheel right , I ion-founder Coppar- plate Printer Painter Engraver Statuary Brick maker Rod e=makEr Weaver • Stocking Weavet • Carpet Weaver LadieS' Dress-maker Pin-maker PART Needle-maker Nr ire-maker Paper-maker 111. BoOkbinder Calico Printer( Tin-plate Woiiter Brauer • ez•-• Button-maker ' Cabinet-maker Sadler Glass-blower Corl-cutter. Welch-maker: grinter. Printed for Tabart-andCo. at the ruvenile and School Li brary, x 57, New . Bond-greet ; and to be had of all Book sell:is in Town and Country. N.. 13... At the well-known, fuvenile and - Scho'ol- Library of Tab,irt and Co. are constantly kept on Sale an unequalled -A,..sortruent of Honks Oir -Young People and foi'Schools, with whicix the Tr-de in the Country are s.uppliod.on ad. vantagcousgtrAi, , • • GENERAL, P i ...IST-OFFICE,' T HE Ba , lueviar, Dee 31 , 18 '=5 of Leiters- film • • Lo . liclon, of Satarlil, , tce zrit instart,jor having lyeen rvien -out flax :Illaceleyfeld, an San.daf I u*,.(..4 4 -i, and the Bag hawing been jutm..t undo a liaj . S:a.. k near the Tuu empty;.. . . . il'boevre shall apprehend and con7lB, cr caurr to to appre— hend;7l avd c,a7./itieti; tkr Pet sOll or Pc: SQ.I: 41d6a slat the liag; vial be eirtilled to a Re-tra.d of FIFTI PGONDS Or if an Arce•npliee in 14 P.:bbery, or kno.zo;tg tereLf, 5k,111., sierrender bioele/j, and ne eke diecovely - w•ko-el, 'one or 'c n r, : 1. 1 / c Persons c2reeii.red the-,ein raj I,e apprehended and hr.aght to jr. tice 4 . such Dio,verer wit! be entitled to the' aaid Reteara, and will also receive Hi. Majesty's mist g• - leiewet artion, There is rub,' 1:) suppase that' MOI onePirlo,f is e.meer,e.'. !- It is 4 Capital Lijehce i n aej, o , re r.-ceiv;ng . Bank Nwes, or is taken out of 14e 112.ze1, knowi4 the 14 me iv have ken-shien By Command of His llffije.qy's Postiitacter-Ge.verat, F 1 ER EEL G, See NAVY-OFFICE, Dec. 3r, dot, Till.+C PR - TYCIP OFFIC ERS andeall MIS s 10N :f la, .11'd jt'..3 <VA heiety ,•;,, e N ot i ce , t h at 'on . 1 14niay tbP L3t 6 . 7.l,lriltery , • 8 6, at Oac o'Ci'ock, tbg.• suill be re.:7,29 t 9 trt-Jt ;15 'ltch Pe , ?nay be sAlOing to col - t Pad for )'ar Two Ship.rigged Slooin 4Sr Tons Burthen, and each to carry uns.• A Drazie of the..P;ssels,:wiii) a form of !be Tender, Pn.g• it seen at tbir Gjfice.' .N 9 Tender will be receivid after Twil24 ,o'Clock on the Dar ofTreaty i • nor any noticed, unlesr the Party, or an Agent for htm,,attendi. SATURDAY, - JANUARY 4, 1800. t. GRAND LOTTERY, BEGINS -DRAWING FEBRUARY . 3, isciG. B.CHEME. , • 3 ~.. - of - c2,,000 - - are - - . ‘60,000 - • 3 - - ... - 4 . 0,000 - - - - - - - -30,0:0 3 -- -- - -, - sOOO - - - -,- - . isiooo 2 - - -. :. . 2oio - fQoo , 8 • • . 1000 - 80•0 20 ._ . 7 : ...: -. . 500 1110,000 SO •. - .. . : 100 " 59 . '°, 120 . .., - • SO 50 0 0 kirst.drawdricketszz . - -.-- - rto,o°o . 2.5,61-.)0 Tickets • k 2.5c,000 Par of the above Capitals. First-drawn Ticket; tst Day - - to,ooa Ditto - - 4th Day - zo,ooo • Ditto - 6th Day - zo,oco Ditto - - - Bth Day - 5000 ' Ditto - - - - loth Day - zo jo • TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every. Licetwed- Lottery- 'Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - - - - kI9 19 o Half - 2 o I Eighth - z tz - 0 Quarter - 5 2 o'l Sixteenth - ; 6 o '" w " . "* An early Purchase is advised, as the first S: c-,.0 Tickets will he entitled to 2.21. each, ::sides their chance of the La.. pitats. 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Davies, Btrall. • This Day were pub!islied, • CI_ENUINE MEMOIRS" of LORD NELSON;' V" dedicated, as his Life vas devoted, to King and Country. • _ .Nlr. HARRISON: With the AsSistance of original and authecticated Communi. , cations horn' the dearest of his late Lordsi:Vs Fatnily and Friends. This -Life of . Lord Nelson will be beautifully printed in. Xvo. at the ganekgfi Pr. , 7•Ss ' • enriched with a valuable Portrait of his LordAip;pa.;!ted by Sir ‘V in. dleechey; andpublished,. With perinisSion at the. PrOprietrs, for the acCommodation of Persons, alai! ranksand descr ptions. (vho may be ;like lau dably desirous of knowing the true History of this immortal Naval Hero, in Ten Wei farts ,or Numbers, at is; each, by, C.- -Chapplo, No. 66, opposite St. -jatttess Palace; and N. So, Southampton-row, 1: usseil-square, Lou don. Sold also by J. Asperne, No. sz, - ; Messrs. PatsopsfenA bon, Ludgate-hill ; , ,NlessrL Ilarrison and--Co. 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Volumes .may be had tastefully done up . in boards, prik.ie - 33 - . each, or in single Number, per,:elid. each. Printed anttpuhliSheil by A. Neil, at the Sommers-town Printing-OttiLe ' Chalton-street ; and may be had of all other Booksellers and Newsmen. LAND - -SURVEYING This Day was published, illustrated with a greater variety of Copper-plates than any'other work of the kind, and also with upwards of to o W o od CurS, price 7i. hound,. 'THE ELEMENTS of LAND-SURVEYING, in all its Branches, practically adapted to the Use of Schools and Students ; and including Practical Geometry, -Trigonometry, Lind,Measttring.-by the Chain, Plane Table, .Theodolite, and other Instruments ; the entire Byadic,e or Hilly Ground; the• Division of [.and, Plott:mg, and Mapping; illustrated I?y„lgghly-finished Engravings, plain and colour ed; -complete Tables of Sines and; Tangents, Logarithms, &c. &c. • .By ABRAHAM CROCKER, Land-Surveyor, of Frome, in Sorrierscishire. The'objed of the Author of this Work has been to produce a practical System of I,and-Surveying, corresponding in scientific arrangement and perspicuity with•Mr:fionnycastle's .well-known System of Iviezisitration., , Every Rale and Case is illustrated with numerous Examples and xercises for the use of Teachers and Students ; and a n unusual expence has been incurred to produce such Engravings, plain.and color ed, as should completely instrud the youit ; :; Surveyor in the important alt of coned. and elegan,t Draw4ig : Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black- - friars; and to be had of all I.eo4'gellers in the United Kingdom. A NEW VOLVMS FOR - i866: - , This,Day were published. in One very large Volume, Oc tavo, price Half-a-Guinea in boards ; embellished with several striking Likenesses, MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of iBos-18o6; . being a New Volume of the Work which, for several years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted Career of popular favOuri___ It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to.do justice to the Charatiers, Talents, and Labours ; of our distinguished Contemporaries, and in performing this arduous task, to sa tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Eight Volumes; which are now published, will be found full, accurate, and impartial Memoirs of. the Lives of the most distinguished Persons in every walk of ; the Work, may consequently be recognizedOs a complete Do mestic • History of the Present Times. • This New "Volume contains Memoirs of . Lord. Keith, Captain Charles Morris, Mrs. Darner, 'Mr.:Aaron Burr, Lieut.-General Doyle,. Dean Kirwan, Mrs. Thicknesse, - Sir Home Riggs Popham, Mr. Joseph Pasley, Right Hon. George Canning, Mr. Joel Barlow,• The Young Rosctus ' Mr. Henry Greathead, Rev. Henry Bate Dudley, : . Sir lames Mackintosh, Vice Ad. Sir A. Mitchell, K.B. Right Hon. Charles-Abbot, Madame -D'Arblay. Archbishop of Canterbury, Sir Charles Morice Pole, Sir Thos. Manners Sutton, Mr. Elliston, Capt. Thomas Morris, Alderman Combe. .. . Printed for Richard Phillips, Itridge-strcet; Blackfriars ; and sold by all 'Booksellers. Of 'Whom may be had new and corre&ed Editions of the Seven former Volumes, price Malf-a- Guinea each. , PRICE 21 PENCE, NAVY_ 0 FFICE. Der. 3t, aoc. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and C 0,37.- AIISS 10 NERS,,f yES NAVY . do .(.erehy g ive Notice, that on Monday the ) 3 tb GI next st yse o'llock, they wilt be rea,ty to t r eat with tre•C3 Pertols ar m..ip be w illi ng to - Cossr a a for supplyin g Lis Majesty's Yard at Dept. ford with FIR OARS. - A Form of the,Tender may be seen at this Office.. No 'lender will be tceived 4,yr I , adve o'clock on tk day of treaty, ncr-ar t y noticed, unless the Party, or IN A g ent for him, attends. VICTUAL. L 1:1 7 G OFFICE, Dec. 27, ISos. To BUILDERS and ARTIFICERS in the Brahcbes of BULL: )1. MHE CO,llll/11S$LONERS:Ar VICTUALLI NG ' ifis Mit:IESTY"s NAPY,dollereity give Notice, shat ,u . Friday ti t re 17th of janu,stry next, will be sea y' :A receive Tenders, in writing t'sreaied und tueat with such Pers:, , ts.ar will unskrtate to peri l s ni the sew? al Works revtisite7n Ere: tiJa and completion of a Building (desigled for a Po-cable Sittp house) on His Majesty's 1 / I .9ualling l',eznises at apsfsra ; whole to be perforsnest at specific Ps is -s ; and to he paid for Bills, payable, witb iveresi, in 7, 13 day, The Conditions of the Contrel Z , s set a, a 7C4 ' pi inks( Pas - . titulars of the Works nray.be had, syt tee Srcit;,.,y' s at Lis Office ; or by dtplyiegio (Vt.. - Hobbs, the It:lead- of Repairs, 11 His Majesty's lesilimg Penises at,Depilo+ d bel,rementio,rd. No regard wid be bad to any Tender in wviczt tbe shsil iTt be insertcdfa words at length; , •;r that shall not be deliverer: . to .the. &lard bef;e One o'Clcek on the •:said Friday, the 17/h of Ja':uary next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tenaer, or some Person cn his behalf, attends, to auswer, tvi:en called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Dec. 2-, 1805. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 1113 M.d yESTY's ORDIV4IVeIi do berth). give ,Vaice, Tkat tky will sell 6y Public wituelifin at the rawer, or l'atday. the 2117 jail Januarynext, betns. , een the s of Eleven and Pt.kr sundry Lau ef old and unservice23le Ordnance Stores, co7:3l.itirg cf Barrels for Muskets ' Locks for ditto, Musket a n d C ar ni ne Bayonets, Steel: Itaminers, Swords of sorts, S‘abh,inis, Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements, Homes, Collar s , Bit Halters, and various other Articles oSadlery and H.a. ness ; Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other Articles of Bedding; llijrns and Bellows, Cast, Bushel, and Lump Iron, Copper, Steel, Sand-bags, and various other Articles ; The lchale'of which ma; hevietrei ,zipon ablication at the 17:- noui-dhle Pi incipal - Stopeketper's 0, , /,;,-4 at. the M auer , tth.tl :he Day l?fNile, :clue pri,ted .Li.as thi. Lou will be . deliwred to those Persons who may apply jar' the same. • By Order of the hoard, - CREIP,. Secretary. AIIIP-OFFICE, SOMERS ET-PLAcE, December 2,1, tgos. . . , -• AV E; His Majesty s Commissioners for Managfng V V the Stamp Duties, duly authorised by the Lords Com inissioners'bj His Majesty's Tresismiy, p u e sua p it is ,ge,f p„,/;„ molt 'es lett to farm the Dutie s - ,granted by " .1,9 of /lie " moat, of His prelent Majesty ' on Horses lett t o Hi re " for travelling Post and by Time," doberely give Notice, . That we intend to • Lett, at our Office in Somerset-plac:,, the said Duties to Farm, on Saturuay the 25th of lanear i d next, between the Flours of Ten and Twelve in the For,- noon, within the District uthlermenticineti, for the Term of .Three Years, trom the Ist of February next,to such - PersJ:i; as may be willing to contract for-the same. • All Perkins intending to Farm the said Duties are toil-) i_ "ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Office, in 53111,:r -place, at least thrie days previous to the said 25th day of nuary next, signed with their Names, stating the Places of their abode, and specifying they intend to bid for the s District, or their Proposals Cannot be proceeded on, as aired at by the said A6l, _ _ No Person licen3ed to lett Horses for the purpose of travel. ling Post, nor any Persons 'for their Use, can be admitted 1 . 4 contra foi the said Duties. , . DISTRICT - to be Lett to Farm. rz..Middlesex, including London audtVestininster,,C72.B, o a7 Ail PCI:OFIS intending to _bid. tor this District are de.ired to take..Nntice. Thet, in,pursnance of the piirt icu tar I iistruc. tions of their Lordships, it. will .put up thr Sum Sn'e citied in the Nlargin hereof, which will be gradually -aba,t,,,t, until a Bidding, shall be made ; and, ',Toil sucii Person. may advance, and the i.rritier wilt be ,k - ei-ared the Fa - ruler, and wilt he ree i unt,i. to vay-drawn iii.Bafik Notes, ()11e Eighth i'art of the Ann , :ai Vent then.:-. of as a.Deposit.. But in case the at a price which shall lie deed the. prover Value thereof, it Will be withdrawn and kltierwise disposed , ',E _l. BINDLEY. 'W, L. IENKIN.S. ED, F.I7IATTON.. W. R. SPENCER. • PAL' SOAP INT .THE CREA'rEST:PERFECTION.:. • S BERRY 'lasing made gr&at . ents Li Ails U. well-linolynPA 594-11 ), r et: u nneed confidence to - tite Nobtlity•arid Gentry , ; ' prepared fro,n. ; . ,that s‘yeet . fragrant article, ralin OrP, the plcaiantnes,s the,. Perfume, and delivacy of its_use, has ineritcd the atten tion and patronage of• many of mu - ,.ticw . jo, esteemed a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, , bracing, and preserving the .soir :roan .the ilea; of the sun ;. 4rui also found an excellent defence ay,:tins.t. cold winds and sharp frosty air.' • - Sold in Squares and Balls, is.- each, with the words. " muel Berry" ou . the.wrapper, Proprietor it as the hest Soap,. fir &baying,' producing a fine-soft proper for, tender Faces, in round Caltes, is. each.. Prep,red and sold ci by S. Berry, Wholesale Ptrfumer, No, 17,,C;ie,- street.; Soho ; and, by his appointment, at the'prin c ip a l tumors iw•London - and different Towns in the three doms. •