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• - c.,AD - 11'.ii.;.)...(-4- - ,*,-;-!,.,, . \ *l • ( ....,l 1 )1; 41.4 ; ..',112,.:...--...• .; ..75. el'' t/ . 1-4 V {% "o?ii.o4t, 14'1114r40•' ~)!- (; :7? 5' 2 .4 • 11,3•61.-!)1. T - a 1 r ' 1 NUAlt'tit 4373. THEATRE ROYAL, ,DRtiRY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 20, 1806, will be peciormeri; SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. • Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr. COOKE ; Hardcas'le, Mr. CHERRY, (Being his first appearance in that Charaaer); Young Marlowe, Mr. BA RR Y NIORE ; Hastings, Mr. BA RT LE v ; - Tony Lunipkin, Mr. BANNISTER ; Sti.l',o, Mr. MADDOCKS; Diggory, Mr. PURSER ; Mrs. Haulcastle, Mrs. SPARKS ; Miss Hardzastle, Miss DUNCAN ; Mss Neville, Miss BOYCE. After the Play, a Divertisetnent, called - THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Dancers, MademoiSelle PARISOT, and Mrs. SHARP. WITI-{ • THE ANATOMIST. , Crispin, Mr. BANNISTER ; Monsieur Le Medicin, Mr. W F. W ITZER Qld Gerald, Mr. MATH EWS ; Young Gerald, Mr. DE CAMP ; Uoetor's pile, Mrs, SPARKS ; Ar4clica, Miss BO Beatrice, Mr. 'BAR LOW (Ruing her first appeararke. these two years). •Soices.6. Second Price 35.--Pit-is. 6d. Second Price as. as. Second Price IS:— . :Uppet Gallery is. Se cond Price 6c1.-- No Money to be retrurisitit. Places f,t- the Boxes to be taken at theA;oscsoffice, in Little ILussel-street. The Doors to be opened at' Half:past Five, and begin at "lair-past Six -On Tuesday, Pizarro; with The Irishman in Landon. STAN MORE ASSEMBLY. THE NOBILITY and GENTRY are respe& - 7 t: ify intoi:iteci, that the NEXT ASSEMBLY will be on R: ,, DAY, the 25th day of September 'inst. at the Ai atom Anus Inn. Ed, w,ire, By Order of the Steward, • Sent S, WILL. TOOTELL, Sec. , N. B. The Ball and Supper will be upon the same Plan - as the last. MORE CAPITAI PRIZES, And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery. The First-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; A Itotlisr Capital Prizes are afloat. PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will have the uPportunity o; obtaining all the Capital Prizes, provided tney purchase before' the Drawing commences, which will be on the 13th Hof Odober next. The Scheme 'Contains equal AdVantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickers. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other State Lottery - to be drawn this Year. • SCHEME. • No. bf 'Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. /0,000 - £ 6 ° , °c° 3 5490 5,000 l,coo - . - 3'To - - 4,000 100 5 0 4000 - * 820700 ~ - • 2, 0 ,000 Tickets ,Cloo,ooo Tickets ailtl Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office. ' Ticket - £l9 16 0 Malt - - 10 2 0' Eighth - 2ti 6 Quarter - 52.01 Sixteenth - - 6 o THE GOVERNNIENT STATE LOTTERY Commences drawing 13th of next Month. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS lb . ' . the First-drawn Ticket; Ever); other Prize anoat, tromio,ootil. to 201. 'THIS. Plan plftces who purchase before the Drawing be;.;iiiS'odeqUal terms ;ah advantage that has not been 'oared to the Public for many years 'past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,. •And the SCHEME contains 3 Prizes uf - - - 4zo,*** 3 _ _ sOOO 5 -•-• - - - 1000 &c. &c. &c. • No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are-paid In Sterling Money ;, 20,0c01. for a zo,oool. Prize; and so in proportion s for every other l'rize. TICKETS and SHA RES are on Sale at all the Licericed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. SWIFT and CO. POULTRY and,_CHARING-CROSS. !TICKETS an 4 SHARES of the State Lottery, to 1. begin Ora wing the 1 3th of next Month, are selling by SWI -and Co, at their Licensed Offices, No. tt, Poultry, (established in '759) and No. 42, Charing-Cross, (next Door to the G.ulden Cross). The LotterpcOnsists but of 26,000 Tickets. The Scheme contains the following Prizes, viz. 3of £20,000 1 Bof £5OO io,oco 2o - Zoo 3 ____. 3 5,00) 5 .1,000 The First-drawn Tic. Scheme; 4 0 5 3 4, 10 , 0 - 20 :et will receive to,OOA. Gratis. TWO HUNDRED -AND THIRTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES, from 3--,,0001. to soot. nave been Sltaral, Sold, anti Regi,icre.d, at the Old Established State Lottery Offices of HORNSBY and CO. 26, anthill, .52, Charing- Cross, and St. Margaret's-Hill, Borough. Tickets arld Shares for the present State Lottery, Which begins Draw ing the 13th October (and is the only Lottery to be Drawn this year), are now Selling at Hornsby and Co's. in great varlet,, and on the lowest terms. The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to to,oool. and all the other Capital- Prizes are afloat, so that the chance of obtaining them is as likely to, happen on the First Day of DraWing as on any other; as such it is greatly in favour of those who purchase Tickets and Shares -a..q:)re tl,se Drawing nm Ord,Frs by •I'ot, or' Carrier, executed precise:) , on the same - terms as if present. ARMY AND NAVY EUIPAGE. • 'THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ..L tkire, NI irt trasses, and Bedding complete, are very respect fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improVed principles ; Sea Cots, .Sola Beds, and Chairs, for on Board'Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East ant West In !es, and all Foreign 421imates, at NlO ItG A N and .SA NDE S's Patent. Bedstead Manufadory and Ware-Rooms, • Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sarldgrs's .New-invented Imperial Dining ables, allovVed to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever yevitivented, are very portable, packing in a lox hut tau Inches deep. N. B. The I . :W:10114e Sofa,Bed and , Chair-Bed Ware— house. Lloyd's, 16th September, ISo6. At a Special General Meeting of the Subscribers to this House, held this Day, Sir BROOK WATSON, Bart. in the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, • . THAT the Warmest Thanks pf this Meet ing be given to CAPTAIN • KENNETH MAC KEN E, _of His Majesty's Ship Carysfort, for the zeal and alacrity at all times displayed in his attention to the Mercantile Interest of this . great Country, and more particu larly for his able, prompt, and judicious Condud on the 3d Day of July last, in departing from St. Kitt's, undo- his own responsibility, with the Merchant Ve s sels lying then under his protection, at a moment of extreme and urgent danger from the intinediate approach of a hostile Force. That I'l A IF of the value :of Two Hundred Guineas. with a suitable Inscription, be presented by the House to Captain Mackenzie, in testimony of the sense entertained by the Underwriter& of. the meritorious Service he has rendered them. . . That the Chairman be requested to communicate the 3b9ve Resolutions to Captain, Mackenzie, and give direc tions that the same be inserted in the Public Papers. The Thanks 61 the Meeting were voted to the Chairman. (Signed) BROOK W ATS 0 N :Chairman. Birmingham, Sept. tz l 436. At a respeaable Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Birmingham, held at Styles's Royal - Hotel, for the pur pose 01 voting the Thanks.of the Town to the Loyal Bin.. minghain Volunteers ,• The HIGH BAILIFF in the Chair; IT being the universal Opinion, that the Truly Meritorious Condua of the LOYAL 13IRNI1NGHAM VOLUNTEERS, from their first Establishment up to the present Period, has been no less conspicuous than exemplary, • That it is the unanimous Sense a this Meeting, that the Thanks of the Town of Birmingham be voted to Col. the Right Hon. the Earl of Dartmouth, and the rest of the Offi cers, •Non-Commissioned Officersand Privates, of that, highly respeetable'Corps,for their steady Attachment to the high and important Objects for which they were originally raised, and for their Readiness to come, forward on every Occasion .wherein their exertions were hecessary to support the general Welfare of their King and Country, as well as, the local In terests of the Town of liirmingham and its Neighbourhood. Resolved, •, That the High Bailiff be requested to present the above Resolution to the Right lion. the Earl of Dartmouth, and request he will have the goodness to transmit thtsame to the Loyal Birminghatn Volunteers.• WI LLIAM SMITII, Iligh.B4iliff. Resolved, Thit the Thanks of this N4eiiiig oe voted to the High Bailiff for his able .Condodf in the Chau.. FR IDA Y, SEPTEMBER 19, 18o6; To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the CITY of WESTMINSTER. GENTLEMEN, THE melancholy Event of Mr. Fox's Death bay log made a Vacancy in the Representation of this City, I presuto otter myself as a Candidate upon this °mule!), which lust ever deeply regret. No Man can be more sensible than I am of the irreparable loss which we have all sustained in the Death of this great and distinguished Statesman—your own feelings Oil best supply all that can be said on that subject ; for' myself, therefore, I shall only beg you to be persuaded, that if I should be honoured by your support, I shall never cease to remember that the best claim that I can establish to your favour, will be a sincere and ardent attachment to the princi ples of our glorious Constitution, and to the'Liberty and Inte rests of my Country, inseparably corSneaed as they Must . ever be with the maintenance et those Principles ; and it will be. myunremitting endeavour, as the Representative of so distin guished a part of this great Metropolis, that my cianduet shall not dishonour your choice. have tile HonoUr to be, With the greatest resped, Gent lemen; Your very faithful humble Servant, Northumberland Flouse, PERCY. Sept. t 5, 1106. NEW MUSIC. VAUXHALL SONGS, , and Others, just publiethect, at Pearce and Co 's, zg, Haymarket : DOOll HARRY, is. 6d. 'His Vows to Me were all sincere, is 6d. On the Banks of the Thames, Ai. 6d. sung by Mrs. Bland Simple Cymon, is. The _Seaman's Consolation, Is. Far out at Sea, a Doer, is Ed. sung by Mrs. kolfey and M; Miller, at the Circus, in the Assassinn. of the Rocks ; the Words by Cross ; cumposed by Corst, Old Father Murphy, wrote and sung by ot the Theatre Royal,'Hayrnarket, in his new Eunrtainment called New BroOtris I composed by Whitaker, ts, Beside the Green Willow, by Ditto, Is. Go just resemblance, by Bishop, Henry arid.his Love, by Bryals, rs. 6d. Boy and k lagolet, is. 6d. by, Ditto. Singing Girl, by Ditto, is. ,The Maid of Weybridge, by Ditto, is. 6d. . The Orphan Rosa, is. 6d. Sweet Bird, is. 6d. Oh Harmony sublime, a Glee, is 6d. N. B. Marches and Seled Pieces ' ,from the Ballet lamer airanged for a Military Band by Kramer, ' . 7s. 4d. STATE OF THE NATION. SEVENTH EDITION. This Day was published, price Ss. The Seventh Edition of AN ThrQUlttY into the STATE of the NA _:IION at - the COmmeneethent of the present Adini nistratiOn. " In fiujuS moth re t'antoqtfe bell°, rnaxim curs' est, ut copils et opibus tenere vis possumns, ea manstie. tudine et continenti& soeioruin fidelitate tenea. mos."—Cre. Ei , tsr! Printed for Longman, Hurst, itees, and Orme, Paternos , ter-row iind Itidgeway, • PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, Sept. 16, 1806. A T a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the COMMITTEE tor Managing the PATRIOTIC F U Np, held this Day. Read the London Gazette Extraordinary of the • sth inst. containing Dispatches from Major-General Sir lobo Stuart, commanding ,His Majesty's Troops ading in Calabria, relat ing the particulars of a brilliant. Victory in the Plains of Maida, obtained over the French Army, of greatly superior 'force, under the command at General Replier. - Resolved, Thaf a Vase of the value of soot. with an ap 4-i7oprjare inscription, be presented to Major-Getieral Sir °tut Stuart, as a testimony of the high sense entertained by .this . COrnmittee of his gallant condtrel in that engagement, " in Willett the prieie of _the, presumptuous Enemy was se verely hutpliled, and the superiority of the British Troops most gloriouly proved.' Resolved, ,hat honorary rewards, of the value affixed to their respectiVe names, be presented to the following Field . Officers wounded'outbat occasion : 2001. to Major Pauletr, of the 44th Regiment,• severely wounded. to.l. to Lieut..Colcinel M'Leod, 78th Regiment. tool. "to Lieut.-Colonel. Moore, a3d D ragoons. reol. to Major Stuart, 7gth Regiment. tool. to Major Hammill, Royal Regiment of Malta. • Resolved, That the •following sums be presented to the other Officers wounded: _ sot. to Captain MYlrson, of the 78th Regiment. Sol. to Captain M'Qregor, ditto, sol. to Captain Waterhouse, ot the Btst Regithent. 501. to Lieutenant 'and Adjutant Ginger, ditto. • 251. to Lieutenant MtKay, of the 78th regiment. 251. to Ensign M'Kinzie, ditto. 251. to Ensign M'Gregar, ditto. kesolved, That relief be atibrded to the Aridows, Orphans, Parents, and Relatives., depending for support on the 0 tficerS and Men killed ; and that Gratukiet be given to thoSe wound ed, as soon as the nature and extent of the in l iuties they have received shall be made known to the Committee. _ _ Resolved, That ,Letters, Signed by the Chairman, be writ'. ten to Major-Ggneral Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will; cOmmtnt,.ate the ..foregoing Resolinigns to His Majesty's Forces under his command, and furnish 'the 'Committee with the names of the Killed and Wounded, together with stLrti particulars as can be Collected respecting the Families of those brave men who tell in the service of their COun try in achieving this glorious VidoTy. Read also the Loncl , m t;atette Extraordinary of the I ;tti inst. containing Copies and E xtracts of Displ4ti.hes front Ma jor,General Berestont, comindotittig a detacninetit ,ot His Ma jesty's Troops in south America ; andetrom Commodore Sir }bale Popham, commanding His Majestys Naval FOrCes on the sarrn: station, containing the important information 4.1 . the Capture of the To of Buenos Ayres anti its Dependencies. - Resolved, That Vases,of zool. value each, - wit n appropri ate inscriptions, be presented to Major-General ilerestord antl Commodore Sir Horne Popham, tor their gallant and disin terested Conduti in this successful and impOrtant.tnterprize. Resolved, That an Annuity of ail for life be settled on Captain Le Blanc, of the first Regrinent, who was disabled in this Attack, with benefit of survivorship to Mrs. Leßlanc and her Children. _ _ Resolved, That relief beafforded to the WidoWs, Orphans, Parents, and Relatives, depending Gn such Uftbxrs ar i d mefi as were killed, or may die 'of their wounds : And, that Gra tuities he given to those wounded as soon as the nature and extent of the injuries they have received shali - be known to the Committee. - • kesoiveci, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be writ ten to Major-Generat Berestord- and Cotnmodore Sir Home Popham, requesting they will .communicate the toregoing Resolutions to His Majesty's Forces under their respective commands; and turnisn the Committee wits the particulars necessary to enable theM to carry their intentions into effect. Resolved, That the above Resolutions be printed in the Daily Papers. , I.P. WELSFORD, Sec. KENT. To be SOO by PRIVATE CONTRACT, or LETT on LEASE; - • . , . THE followiilg FREEHOLD ESTATES:pos . - session of which may he had on the tith 0616ber, 1206: A 'substantial roomy well-built Brick MESSUAG called .Stimebridge-Gfeen-House, situate ai Egerton, in the County of Kent (well eilcUlated for a person desirous of !lying retired, in a healthy Country, abounding with Game), on the right of the Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Ashford, distant from the tormer 13, front the latter 6 Miles; with Court, Garden, good Stabling, and all other necessary Out-buildings, and z 6 - t R. t 4 P. of Land, wlich consists principally of Hop-grounds and Meadows, and .each of the very first quality. Also a Valuable FARM, brought into 'the heat state ,of Cultivation by'the Proprietor, called Chegworth - Court, in .the Parish of • Ulcomb, at the distance of half a Mile from,the . Turnpike Road leading from Maidstone to Aslabrd, and from the fnrtn:r place six Milts; con ting of a strong; - built Farm House, m a very pleasant situation; two good Barns, a large and Convenient' Oasthouse and Granary, with Stables, and other suitable Out-buildings, together with A. 3 R. P. 23 of exceeding good Hop, Meadow, Arable, and Wood- Land. Also a FAR M,, used wi theabove, containing 46 A, 3R: whereof 40 Acres ale Mea 0 and SalntlOioe, and the re mainder Woodland, _ . _ . . ..... ..... B. There is plenty of Game'ori the Premises, which are in complete repair, and in a healthy situation. A, LSO TO BE LE-rr (and entered on immediately if desired), a comfortable Residknce, called WHITEHOUSE, with a large Garden, walled in, in a dry healthy situation, cloSe td Coxheath (an extensive turf), in the Parish of Boughton ',llonelielsea, four Miles from Maidstone; contain ing two . toad Parloucs, four good Bed-rooms (besides ser vants'), with a convenient kitchen, and Wash and Brew hause, . and other Offices . ; and; it require 4 -an Orchard Meadow will be lett with it. • Ent;iiire'of Messrs. Burr and Pope, Solicitors, Maidstone (if by letter, post-paid), consequence of the great .benefit which I ha've experienced by taking your BOTANICAL SY RUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, I think it but just to request you to publish my case, for the benefit of those who May labour under a similar Complaint. I was afflicted for a length of time with a dreadful Nervous Disorder, that affeaed me in an alarming degree, my body was also swelled in a manner that made my existence very miserable : I was ad vised by t he Faculty to try the country air, at a time when they could no longer prescribe to relieve me ; this 1 also did. .but found no benefit; but by taking yotirMedieines, I am quits restored to health and spirits... I an, Sir, your ever grateful humble .SerVant, MARY CASLAKE, Tallo:Y-chandler,' No. 54, Great A lie-strzet, Uoodinan's•tields, Nov', t, tBDs. Wilitechapel: . . ttlitues, NI r:Spurgon, the Father ot Mrs. Caslake, Hat fi.d,t, ,ric.v Clielnisf,n , i, Essex- Sold wholesZt aod. rotail at the n:iginal !)..dly'i Elixir IV.ir. lit. , istr, -,h,l)ory-sqii.ire, 1. ie,t-str.et ; and Dy all Me ,t,icit.c \ ci.(!ers in the K uldin - n. , This Day were publithei, Elegantfy printed by Ballantyne, in one Volume, Derry Oc tavo, price 7s. b 4. in boards; BALLADS and LYRICAL•PIF,CES ; consisting of Glerifinlas, or Lord Ronald's et-poach—The Eve of St. fohn—C4ciyow Castle—The Grkv Brother —TimmaS the Rhymer, Part 1,2, and "3. 7 The Fire King—Frederick and Alice -Thc Wild Huntsmen War Song —The Norman Horse-shoe—The-DYing Bard —The Alaid of Tore—and vellyen By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. • Printed fOr Longinan, HUrst, Rees, and 0 rme, Paternos ter-row; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom thiy be had, by the same Author, The Lay of the Last Minstiel, a Poem. 'l he fourth Edi .tion, in octavo, ioS. 6d. 'boards. TO BE SOLD, THREE S'PANISI4 RAMS of His Majesty's. pure Ikleriiiei Breed, on Tuesday next the aid, at Dixon'* Repository, Barbican. Two of them are Yearlings, or il3 Months old ; the other is aged, A Fleece from a Lamb of the Old Ones' get was pronounced by the Bath Agricultural Society the finest Wool they had ever seen - and . one of these young /tarns is in the opinion of the Breeder equally fine... Will be there on Fri day. MITRE TAVERN. A Genteel RESIDENCE andBUILDING LAND, Worm• woad Scrubs. 'T -1 0 BE, LETT, and Entered on tiv Inst. 1. for a long or snort 'retin, those well-known desirable PreMises, in, full trade, with the Licence thereto to he as signed, called the MITRE TAv ERN and TEA HOUSE, adjoining the Towing e,ith on - the North Side - of Paddington Canal, neat' Wormwood Scrubs ; with the Use of the Dock . , and the Angling tor Fish ; with or without Meadow Land and Right of Common: The Premises are Freehold, Tythe free, and the Land Tax redeemed, within the parish of Ham inersmith, where the Taxes are mil:rent& This House, fetim its pleasant Situation, is Much resorted to by PartieS in boats on the Paddington Canal. Also to he Lett, the Genteel Dwelling House called the RED HOUSE, by The Harrow Road, three miles Prow Pad dington with Coach-house, Stables, Yard. walled Garden, and Offices, with a Stack-yard and Slip of Copyhold Land (and rinire Land may be had if required). Likewise fo be Lett, in eligible Lots, at Low Ground -Rents, frOm 2o to 30. Acres of FREE 110 LD MEADOW LAN I), Tyrhe free, and Land Tax redeemed: a desirable Spot for building On ; supposed to contain Brick Earth, situ ate on the North Side raj the Towing 'Pith 'aforesaid, with valuable Right,uf Common. . The,severat Lots, with the intended new Roads and Ways TO the Dock are staked out, and the Dimensions marked on the Plans to be seen at MT. Hoges, 34. Castle.street, Hol born; and at Mr. Pricketts, Highgate ; of each of whom farther Particulars may be known. PRICE SI E i'JCTU4L/.iNc Ull'lCl, Serf. TO, tgo6. r rilE COMAIISSIONERSfiar FICTIML LING 1 mAyEsT)", d, hereby gme Nr.ri,e, That on Tve:dal., the 23d instant, /1.9 , will be rradr to receive Ten dens, (sealed ur), and treat for the punch rie a strong-built: -V E SS E Jro the Servici , of the Depareniott at Cbatl.a-nr„ re about Fifty register,' large rnougsb in th. 1141 to stow FA, Tons !I 6n;hy :torts ; , -the height whereof to be nine fret at least frost tht• skin, or cieling, up to tyre Deck ; and the hatchway to be nine Jet long, and six and a half broad. The Pew; to, be so construeled as it take the ground well and sail fut. Further particulars may be knoun By appLfin i z to Mr. /Wee, the fily•taket fa) the Piflualling Department at liptfr•rd. IV, regard will tie bdd to tpl . y Tender in whkh the P,hv shall Inot be inserted in it.' , ord, at length, cr that shall not he delivered to the Board before o , !e o'Cl2ck the said Tuesday, the 23d in :rant- nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or tome person on bit behalf, attendt, to answer, it .ben railed 4ICTUALLING-01.k1C.6, Sept. i 6, IF O 6. • THE COMMISSIO NERSfor PICT(JALLLVG -11 - His 111.47ESTY's .11r.4;"i' d: berth . ). give ;V,tice, That din.Th4l-stlay,' the 2 ;tb-inst. ihtrlvi/Ite ready tG receive l endrs iri writia.g (waled 1 , 1- . J, for as nta;> . 13qCS I Ciec ! ists if ,nykich,n .1 to weigh le,, than S I i f , ,trkds ,acb,itiki,,,',Vor Pork, Ifd Selz Sloe, as the rerteenve Dealers therein may think prove to cite , to '6e kiil,l in ills illajoly's P;e:nises at Dertfird, betunea the 13 , p of . o,s,:bee ttrxt and the 31 . tt of ltiarchiabewing„ the first delirev wire ! eof 16 tale place rnt Mon: day, the said Isth of GRobee next, and the subsequent Deliveries to be continued twice in each week, in such regular pr4pollions as that the .whae shall be completed bj• the sist March bejoq— mentioned ; to- be paid fur by Bias, tqyable, with firterest,' ninety actys after date. , No -pr of flogs of a less number than will ti , duce of Po~K will be allende.l en, The Cottelitign: Vibe arettraa m.ry be seen at the Secretary!: Ogre, No regard will be had to dry Telekr is whleht ?se Price shalt not be Inserted in words at length, or that shall Act , be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tittra.g., the 2514 instants, nor unless the Perron 140 maker the. Tender, or 3 OVIe Person en him behalf, attends, 1, atiiver, when called for. ICTUALL FICE, Weft. IS, tSc6. rT"'HE COMMISSIONERS or VICTUALLING HIS 111,51.7ESTY's NA V Y do herehy give A" , -tire, That ex Thmrsday next, the 234 inst. Mr. Reeks, their /gent at Ports tn,uth, .will he ready to receive Tenders in 'writing (sealed up), and treat fir One Thousand Five Hundred &piers of ENG LISI-1 WIIEAT, for the service cf that Port, to u. igb fifty-eight Pounds per 13:vskel (and in care it r/ old weigh above Filty.eight Potords per Ruskei °vent:tight will Le paid for); to he delivereditt One Month ; and to be paidfut by Bills paya. with interest, ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the Contraei may be seen at the Office of the Agent Pia:taller at Portsmouth aforesaid. No regard will 6e hal to arty Tender in which the Prit; shall not be inserted in nvords at length, or that shall nut he delive►ed to. Mr. Reeks, before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the 231 inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per nn hit behalf, attends, to answer, when cal/c,! frr QFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Sept. to, .606. T H E 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS:of HIS , MA,. ESTY's ORDNANCE do 'here give , Notice, That Proposals will be received at their °jct., in . St. Margaret -street„ Westminster; on or before Iliednesd.9 , the isth Day of OC7ober next, from such Persons as mqy be willing to undertake the Provisic:n of CLOTHING for the several Corps under the &realm of the Ordnance,, Pattern; of which Max be viewed upon application at the Principal Sto;:'ekeeper'i Office, In the Tswer, Where further particulars may be known ; and also at the .Sez-i-etar.f.r Office, la St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any day between tZe burs of Ten and Farr o'Cloek. The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretipy's Ofce, sealed xp w.d marked on the outside," Tender for Clothing ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said tsth d.ty of Oaober. it further expeaed the Person whose Proposals may be accepted shall enter into suffcient securify,jtrpon executing his contraa, for the due performance thereof. By Order of the Board, R. U.. CREW, Stcrera•y. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 12, 1806. 4HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA jESTY'r ORDNANCE do hereby giVe Notice, That Pt °pow's will be received at their Office, in .St. Margaret-street, Westminster, on or before Wednesday, the isth OThber, from 4 tech Persons'as may be willing to undertake the Pro-a:ion ofHOSI ERY ART ICL ES for the several Corps under the direelion of the Ordnance ; Patterns of which may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the, Tower; where fur. ther pvticulars sexy be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret.street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Pour o'Clutk: • Propoals are to be delivered at the Secretary:Office, seal ed up, and marked on the outside, "Tender for Hosiery Articles ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said isth of oElober. It is further expeae.! that the Person whose Proposals n:4w,y be accepted shall enter. into sufficient security upon executing his Con. trait for the due performanee thereof. ' , By. Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. THE real :JAISAN BLACKING, mad e by DAY and MAR TI N. This invaluable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces •the most brilliant jet black ever beheld, atFords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the - finest Linen, is pertectl- (re^ from any. un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, wholesale, by D•iy and Martin, at the MaltufaClory, No. 97,1-ligh iolborn; retail b ! ,,PF. Day. No. 7, Tavisrock streat, Covent-gardent W Day, No. 65, Swallow-street ; A xtel I, No. • t, ; and by toe proicipal lioot makets, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Nletrnpolis • and in every town thro,ghout tha United Kingdwti, in Stone tiottlz.s, price is. 6d. eacn. C' \)l\l'