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J s. - ti NUMBER :4417 , y THEATRE; ROYAL, DRURy-LANE. . • THIS PRESENT EVENING; 4 . : Nov. to, 1806 - • j will be iierfaria - • GEORGE BARNWELL. Thorottghgßod Mr. POWELL ; BarnVelly' r. EYRE ' • George Barnwell, Mr. ELLrs TON; Truman, Mr. BARTLEY; Blunt Mr. •COOK,E.- . MilwOOd,- Mrs. VoWELL ?dada,. Miss 80-Yck, WITH : • - -- `--THE FORTY THIEVES; • • Boles 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 64. Second Price 2s ? , ---Gallery zs. Second PriCe ts.—lipper Gallery is. Se con& Pric.e6di—iNo Moricy to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. I • The 1)oors to be opened at Half-past _Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow, The Siege of Belgrade; _with Three Weeks after Marriage. . - • • NEVER ACtED. THEATRE ROYAL. TP-MORROW EVENING,. Nov. 11, Tsii6; will be peribrmed, a new Play, - lit Fife speySed with Music, called. . • ADRIA'N' AND ORRILLJ\ ; •Gr, A MO , THEli's VENO EANC E. ~• , • Tir lqusic7rnposed by Mr. A T WOOD and iqr / KaLLY., - • Avr-till • • RAISING THE WIND. • 13 , 4 es qs. ,57copd Price 35.--Pir &I. Second Price Is.— Galldry zs. q.c. , Snd fri , !e ts. Second Fritt4(l.—No:Sionecto he returned. ,• • • Places forilie BOxes to be taken at thellcnc-'office,in Hart. • 5tr0e1t....191. LT; The Doors to lye opened at Half past Five, and begin at Bad-past .. • • , ••• •.), • 4 - , • ~: , •,tA —1) uff i dt:ii ,•• ~ •-- . -,• , ADVEttTIStMErt . . "•.* ' ciOLONEL I , ULLARTON:srIADDRESS:td.the. , .- g 6z-c•ro lq,, t qf , W EST MINSTE It , j respecting Sat SA . 1.1 rcfrod I) . - riitas hea b'y I : Nibrfq, E'iih'det'sfie f t, Soft Putri . , said: by,,atii BoolcLeliers ift : TqwA a Ild.CquMIT , price Is. --)it•-•_.. !.pi ' Ili. 7:7 -7:r. THE STATF7tOTTERY. CIONTAINING inlrrh.tuseCAXUAL -PRI4E f S, • • kd is now Drawing, and . . will 4 on SA rit - pAy ; EnTmlf The very few TICicETS and SHARES that remiin un. solcrialay. be hartat the Licenced-Lteiter?OgiCtsiti CAincartf.2:.• • c.:111141.CH PREFERMENT, , , era be Eichanged,"i'REtTOlnnetßictal -bf 1 the Yearly Value of Three nuntired maybe received Quarterly, fur...a Living in the CoLiin6 ()eat leas.t.eqUal value. I t the- Lj.vihg . should, be a Crown Littog faciliiite . the Eicchanie j . ' Atentionifig particulars, to, be dire4ed to Clericusr at Mr. Wait's, 13.00n/taker, Oxford.rrarket; London. - • if— AT ,the Cheapest ciatad,Bo3: - ficssiery:W . grehO USe ..l in the'Kingdom, between Castle and Old I.cotind Court, nearly opposite York-buildings, No: 4j*. St4nd i rtliogieaisstni BxtfAirts arcomirsellink'z consisting ,ot Men's brown Cotton tdr Boots, at only Is. 6 lc. per pair; ittinfah ;_ Won statt;Cottanali,64.: wout:l4. fith , &Pe. " t l 3 - per 3s. sid. worth ss. ; stout .blatiLand . white Sill: 6S ' jd. with laced clocks 7s. 6 d. ; extra good ins 6d. A vartpg . of : Patent AngolaAjose, warran;ea not ro shrink, front as.. ,40. t 8 tite ttsr ciu a riln s t o ut . worsteriVl - Itt iie zg:T - supc r fine 35. 6d. ; Silk 11 , 1,. itts.es. 6d. ; a curious Article.in square, :Net Mitts ; also Lidice hew-invented Lace Sleeiei.V.itcti lated,to give ease and elegance`; - Men's Cotton Drawers 35.64.. Stith eifery.Othei Atticle in itlicalplictfy.,Xib ;40 4.44, pos. sibly be made,up to the.very best quality, .ahulesale and' lot 'exportation'.—Stocitings manddlo,any-Pattern.• . . _ A REMARKABLE TRIALS AT LANCASTER. Thii was' publiihe,d, price:rt.. THE WHOLE ot the REMARKABLE TRIALS. . that were Tried at LAN CAST ER ASSI LES, before tir 11.61W1',D GRAI-1 A M,. Knight. r , The unparalleled Critnes tried at these Assizes, as Rape, Murder, Forgery, 'Unnarttral PTOPetisities, exceed: any , thing gf, the --ktrui fi tat has hitherto been known, and ceedbelief. Printed for 1. Day, 22; Fetter - lanes Fleet-street. - Where may be had, tile Trial of David Robertson, for St ) I . l nna tti rs t.Crtme,l , priceqs..; Col. - Poisingbain,)pr a Horrid Conspiracy, is. ; Col. Caulfield, Dtartyss, and jadis, for Crim. Con. price 6d. each • . • • - • This Day_ was published, • . • In Nine large : Volumes Oaavo, :handsomely printed .on _a fine woven Detny Pape !, pricein boards 41. and a leiv Copieson .1 superfine R.,iyal Paper. price in boards 51. 'THE ILIAD arid_ ODYSSEY of HOMER ; translated by Alexander Pope, Esq. A new Edition, with addiriiinal;Nines, Critical and illustr4tive. • • • 13y (;11aBERT WAKEFIELD. B. A.. Printed for 1. •inhnson, W. .1. and 1, Richardson,' W. Ot itidge anieSon, 1. Nichols and Son, it. BAdwin; Cr and W. iceT, F.C. and 1. Rivington„ , Leigh and S. , Sotbeby, J. -'Sotheby, T. •Payne, 1. Walker, W. Clarke and Son, R. Taulder, Macqiieen, 1. - Nunn, Wilkie anti Lackingtoit; Allen, and Co. Scatcherd and Letterrnan;:Ver . mor, HoOd,"•and 'Sharpe, .1. White; .'Catiell and Davies, U. Isarsley; 1. .'.c.;arpenter, Pote and Williams., Ltivnan, Hurst, Rees, and Orne, :1 MaWniaii, and J."B oker". A new 'Edition 'of Mr. Pope's WorkS. by theae , i. W. L. Sowlei, with additional Leiters, &c. Etc: is printing in a uniform size wills the above-mentioned Translation of . Ho mer, and will appear shortly. Of the same Booksellers - niaybe had, A new EditiOn of Nit:Pope's Translation of Homer, neat. • ly printed in four ,pocket vols.. price inboards izs.'or elegant • IY- Printed on a sup.erfine woven l•aper, price in boards rl. 45. and a cheap Edition, in %Jai? , vols. duodecimo, price, in • plain binding; SS:6d, - - - 410 C; A RTH's WORKS, A Newldition, in , Two Volutnes, Quarto. .. This Day Was published, Containing Rake's Progress,. Plates T and 2, Marriage A-la. Mode Plaies ' , Land 3, Distressed Poet , Enraged -.Musi cian, 'Stiolling Players, and, Masquerade at: Somerset. House, Price-Half-a-Giineaon Demy Paper; or price One Guinea - on Royal Paper, with Proof ImpresSicirtii. The First Number of H GENUINE WORKS J WILLIAM f-lOGARTH \ • - (To be comprised in Sixteen Numbers ; each containing - Seven or Eight Prints, and about Forty Pages of Letter- Press), illustrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chrunolo lical Catalogue, and Commentary, By JOHN NICHOLS,•F.S.A. Edinb. and Perth; And the late CEO. STEEvLNS, Esq. Y. R.S,and Printed for Longman., Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater toster-row. The Works of the inimitable Hogarth lave not only been sought for with avidity in his native Country, but have been admired by gyery ctvilzed Nati•n in the World. Since his Death various 'Editions .of his Works have, from time to time, been offered to the Public. But, without-attempt ing to depreciate any of the termer Editions, it is presumed that the present Work will, from its elegance and cheapness, stand unrivalled. The whdle Work will be comprised in Sixteen Numbers, 'Making, when complete, two handsome , Volumes in Quarto. By adopting this Size in preference to the diMinutive Octavo, or the ponderous Folio, and printing the Letter-press in Quarto to .bind up with the Plates, the Plarrof this edition tvili ithtfer from any that have preceded it, andioirsiate many objeEtiontt to fOrmer Ettitintis of the - Works of Hogarth, .4 1. 3 I, .ir lk F c ,TA ~; (P! , ' tob. ." .fiTE } ~ /1S Y ' i)j SALES OP E ESTATES. . - ~ ELIGIBLE FREEHOLII D •ESI'ATE, SALISMIRT PLAIN, near.',UHlJX&And pO V E WILTS.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. ROBINS, • .`7;%rr; • At arraway's, :Coffee-house s Cornhill,.cfp Tuesday, the iStif instant, af - fi'i'elve o'Clock; — : ' - • • ..16DESIRABLE' and Corripaa I?REEI-10Lb • 1. ES FATE, comprising a good Farin4lOuse, wit4.Barn,. Stables, andput-buildiags, Yard, Garden , and sun dry In closures of rich Meadow, A raiße•and Wood Lard. Containing upwar•is of 56. Acre ' , all lying coin pad, in possession of Mr.,, David Hutchins, Tenant at will, situate at Gammon's Cor , no, near Scot Pores, in the Varish of Chute, between Col anci A pplesw•heare, eight Entle.s frogiAn, dover, two from the village of - Chute, - five from Beth win, three from Luggershall, ten from Ji.,thesburyoix•from, Elverleyi t 6 from SAisbt!iy,and,7o from LOndon. May be Viewed, by-qolyttifit4 Mr.-4.)avid- Hutchins, the Tenant, wherepactipulaw, may be. had,, at the,Star and Gar ter, Andover; , Willed Salist3tirSq'CroWiV, EVerleyy' Bear Htingerford ; Mr;.T9Avnierl4,. 4glic'ktor, New, bury ; Crown, Reading ; Crown, lbsingst , .ke; Head'i- Egham oit•Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,Warwiek..street. _ ELIGIBLE COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, small • DAIRY FARM, btautiLliy situated at LIDLINGTON, BEDfORDSHI cE. I'6 WE' SOLD BY AUCTION • • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on,Tues:.ay, IS, at twelve o'Clock, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ' ESTATE, corn ., prising - a compact Slll4ll Daky , Farm,; an. excellent . House, with Offices, liarns.,Stables,.and yarious Out-build- Yards, Garden, Orchard, snit lipiiards'Or'.4.2 Acres of rich ,Aleadovy Land surrounding the Building ; two Tene . 'items, Gardens, ice. situate at Lidlitigton, between Woburn and. the County of Bedford ; - in possession of mr. William Kingston, tenant at will." The Estate IS beau fifilli+Placed on an-eminence, commanding exten've and rich Views of the Country, ; and the House, at a small ex pence: may .be Male an eligible residence; only 'four miles from .Woburn, same fro. Ampthill,.six from Newport-Pag nell, and $o miles trom 'London: '• •• • May be viewed, by, pplyitig : to_the Tenant. or_ to Mr. Fel der, at Crantield; and particulars may be had at the Cdorge, Wgbtrili i-Swan; I.'ewport! l'agnell ; Post-house, eirneiiiik; Sugar Lost, Ounstable ; Sun, Biggleswade ; Woolpack. St. Alban's ; of Mr. Hill, Uxbiidge ; °Me sit:. Wm.- thiotann Steptieummi, - Stilicitors* : iCastle- street, Holtft..vn ott Garraway's ; and c f Mr•'Robins, utafkickstreet, s4Uare, - L 611101 6. where I,Plintot the:4sta}eimay be seen. , eNt • CA P]< I' RtEq()LD 'ES I g q Si MANOR., M4PtCON P Ajt f~. coßNoim..L. • [no iltC) F.- , 4A): L. I Y11))).V L'i4)s6‘';.'• BI ,At iST§. La .G arraway'S ebitce-tv)iise, 1 C fia * LlZ:t I ey',"corrmiti, ort'l T u esti 4fi t wilt fr-Atc UN, 6'C c 199.,;! Lot, - . „. . rrat-113 and tri*Desirabtle FREE r tritki4.s 4ks i 41 1 , 9 . f .1ie4444p.t1y siviat*, Ow oe Parish of I)iit,• in tne"`Cistinq' corr,wan winveibivig ca [Alia I.lVLdisitaiii.pJ2uugstdortile acqattittodatlonrid A.,F minify ; of I.ll4inction,. with 0 &tees eVerY ds ription, - Gardens, PleattriVlGro64fis!,'Plantationt , la ',;rig resivili:F,v, Sir j Mcp.slwaft, B.dt The Marro , at Great Tt:.nant, its - aiwurtrdancei , , Barton Farm, and.liiimelne!- • L'altqls, 4 4 1 10 Tr't.4ltibtoV.ark.nwith theTenenictits and l'attllS, called Cirat Trenant and • Liiri.:7'll6i'ant, Tre , kizh, i Burni nforn;;Hote, W‘ . 4 ,Tre4ooo.l, •ql4l .1-11114tici; aun dry..i..oppn:.e Woods and Plantations ; tfie wholeupwanis of' six-hundted Statute Acres'or rich Arable , Land, in Aritin6. fence, .1.94„qp commanding extensive and luxuriant net, tonging a gland. pictu-resque ueugry, and a de4rable. resi ' clettce for a (;entleniaa'SFainity, sertiti front Liskeirct, 24 torn 11-yinoutir, and one loctin,the see '• ' • ! - - May be viewed, by applying at the Mansion , wh en P aTti., culars may be had • and at Air,Claikt's, Solicitor, Liskeard; thepost,nolase, - Boun; Hotels WymoutO, • Exeteryand Weymouth; White Hart, Salisbury ; - •littsfi, BriStoP; -White Lion, Bath ; Hotel.. Ltveraoo).; • - Dotphin, Southainpton - f Fountain Portsmouth ; of Messrs. Lloyd and ticivSe, 3611; citdes;"44t ; at . - -GarrawaY's , ; ant Robins, Warwick-street, Guider-square, London, yvhere a Plan of the Estate maybe seen. '; r=i-• RENT. CHARcE of ONE WI-I'M/SAND POUNDS per ANNUM. TO BE 'SOLD 13Y AUCTION, • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, - (Sucdesors to Mr.: S • At CArrowAY's, on WeElpesday, N9tvember t 9,, at:l welve, unless, an sci.eutble in Mean time'ade` by privateContritet,• • - • ' • • 261.. RENT-CHARGE . of tOOOl. Antian, pay able in Loudon,. atn,sly secured. oit Undid' roorty, in,the County of Longford,: m Ireland, ,now, yielding, a cigar yrly Income of iSp9l. Particulars, may be had, six dayi previous tutheSale,. at Gierrai.viy's ;.and of Nlessrs. lioggart and Phillips, No. 61, Broathstrect„ loyal Excha,nge. _kRELHOI D LAND _and COTTAGES, BUCKS. To 81. SOLD BY AUCTION, By 'Messrs. HOGGAWt and PHILLIPS, • . , (SttccessorS- to Al SMITH J, • At Garraway's, on Wedifesday, November t 9, at Twelve; In Five. Lots, AVery Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE ; prising st Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Wood Land,: with several tine tfitiving Timber Trees, in a' pleasant 'tart of the County of Biu;ks, at _Platter's ROw, t mile from Missen den. 5 from Aincrsham, 6 trout Wycombe, s ,troin Wend. ever, and 4 from Chesham, with two Cottages, new built range of Stabling for t Horses, Coach-house, .Cow.house, Rooms, and Lofts over the same , Orchard, several Out. buildings, and valuable Right of Comm on ' . Also a'Fieehold Brick House. near Lot I, containing se. veralf !towns. wan Farm Yard, Cow House Barn, Gar. den, and r7 two- Closes of Land, together about five Acres ; and thiee freehold Cottages, 'Garden, 'and Orchard, at Lee Clump, 3 miles from Missenden, presumed to give Votes tor Aylesbury, as well as the'cOunty, let at 91. per ann. Particulars may be had, to days. previous to Sale; at tile Crown, Amershatn; White Hart, MisSenden ; 'Grey - hound,-Challont St. Peter's ; -Red' Liori, High Wyeoinbe ; Red Lion, Chcsham ; 'White.Horse. Wentlover ; at Garra way's.; and of Messrs. FloAgart and Phill.ps, 6z, Broad. street, Royal Exchange ' FOR VENEREAL AN!) SCORBUTIC COM.— .-; •.‘ - PLAINTS. R. FREEMAN'S GUITA SALUTARIS is by authe most sate aid 0K:4 , 1a! Remedy ever yet disco verect tor the cure of that daageruus Disease. Perso;,s unhap pily alilided with Venereal t'omplaints, in all its' stages and under its various appearances, will find a secure and present Relief by taking mese trio t invaluable Drops ,• which, for their excellency during thirty, years practice in the most po pulous part of London, vit. Hatton-garden, have been term ed Gutta Salutaris. The Secrecy with which most persons so afflicted find it needful to' conceal their Scat:rings, may he safely emplo) , ,,a while using these. Drops-; .since they render confinement chi-- necessary, as -wellas all unduqus or mercurial , Preparations, or shy surgical Operation whatever. ' A.. • Byrapioinim'imot pr.• Freeman they are. snld by R. But ler, 4, Lhempside, • comer .of Paiernoster-row ; ; Bacon, io, and Pidditig, 76, Oxford-street ; Bull and CallWell l Dublin Scott, Smith, anti Baxter, E M`Durtai6,Glasgow; Stains, Manchester ; Lathbuty, Liverpool, Staini and Lynch, Manchester ; and most Medicine venders iiigr e ry Tem!, in Bottles, at, 25. 9 tl. each,. . • . . tr, • X j 4". ; - - ' • -; "Ai 4 . •:, • ; 4 , 1 • 51 mod . , . , • • I.- 14 , fi ` • • - ,1•• • 6 • r / 4 7 ,, k . I • ' 4 .. • ~1 .!. ...,, t . ,sy,-f-A ix 4 rri-1V,,,, 4t..'l:tk,‘ c i To, 44! ) y*:-' ..; •• 0 • ~ L. CPR!' s GENERAL ELECT lON. Vothe GENTLEMEN,CI.ERGY; arid rR. F. 101,i)titt of the COUNTY oILEICLSTI:K. CZNTLEMANi . • - ANGUAGE cannot -6cintss the Sense I renter- rain of the Honour you have this Dry ennierten aport me..in eleding me one of your Repuesent tive in Parlia meat; ih offering you the warm and honett Acknowle.dg; 'tents of a Mind deeply impressed by your I:llvlness, I beg to assure you, that 1 will, to the uttnist of my abil:ties; faithfully and independently. discharge .t he . seVera I Di:ties of the important Trust you have repo,ed in me. 1 feel boUnd not Only to Watch over the kights and Liberties of the Kingdom at large, but, by the strongest obligationi of grad tude, on all occasions, to promote the Pr os p erit y et the Landed and Commercial Interest of thit highly respettable County, With Sentiments of the greatest Respeel, GENTLEMEf4, Your obliged and fitithful humble Servant. ROBERT MANNERS. Leicester, Nov. 6, 1806. To theGENTLE MEN, CLERGY:and FREEHOLOER3 . of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. CIINTLEMSN, MHE Distinguished Honour you have this tay 1. - again conferred upon me, by electing nie one of your Representatives for thi: great and respeCtable‘Couniy, de n-lauds my most cordial ',N!anks. Allow me to n•pe.it, that the. Trost: you have so honourably reposed in Inc shall never abused; for it will be the pride and glory of my lite to meritr your Suffrages, by a conscientious discharge of My Duty in Parliament, and the most zealous Support of (Alf excellent cpotitution. „. With every sentiment of Resped and Regard, 1 have Honbur to be, G4l4.ll..trdsw, Your faithful and devoted humble Servant; THO. SHERLOCK GOOCH. Ipswich, Nov. 6, i8o6: To the WORTHY and. INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of BEV EkLLY. . T BEG leave to return you my best Acknowledg - A tnents no the Honour you have conferred upon me, by elediug ine to be one of your Representatives in I'arlia. ment. To 'represent one of the most antient and respeaable So. roughs in the Kingdom, is an Honour of which I am justly proud and 1 trust that lny Conduct, on every occasion, will be such as will never give you any cause to re g ret th a t you have conferral that Honour upon me. GENTLEMEN, Your much obllged and devoted humble Servant, R. WYSE - Boverle.y November I, 18ok. • . • TolheWOßTHS'and INDErENDENT,FREEMEN of i3EVERLEY. GENTLEMEN, Fuish'#i-the high and.disting ed Honour you have . conterred on me, by electing me a third time one of your Representatives in Parliament, I beg you to accept.my Most sincere: Thanks ; and trust, that by a faithful, diligent, and disinterested discharge of the Duties of the important' Stativa in which you have been ple a s ed to p l ? ce me, I shalt justify. the Confidence you have reposed in nfte, and merit your tuture Approbation. I have the Honour to remain. G EN T L.FAILiq; With" unfeigned Gratitude and Respe6l, Your obliged, obedient, and faithful Servant, JOHN 1V HART ON. Boierley, Nov. ,i, 'BO6. . ._ .., .-, •, - SCATE OF THE POLL. Wharton ' - - - -: Vyse --, ' - - Burton - - - .., To the G,ENTLEM-EN,-CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. C EMEN, • , • rrHE very flattering. testimony which • I have this -flay 'received-of your approbation, by Youu having again confbrred upon me, the high Honour of being:one of the Re presentatives of this' County ih Parliament, excites my gratiftide.:A resume the important Trust which you nave committvi to' me, with a firm determination al ways to petsevere in attending with zeal and fidelity to tfie Interests of my Constituents and of my Country. I have the honour to be, GFNTLEMBN, Your much obliged and devoted hu - nible Servant, • ''• R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Gloucester, Nov. 6, 1806. - To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and all the. WORTHY and INDEPt NDENT FREEHOLDER S of the COUN TYof SALOP., • _ Gstitt.tiurN la EING absent from home, and on my road -to 11 Bath, when -I heard of the Dissolution of Parliament, and having but just returned into Shropshire, it was not. in my power to address,you on a More early occasion, iri to return you my most grateful Thanks for the long expe rience I have had of your kindness and support, as one- of 'Your Representatives in Parliament. . Sensible as I am of such repeated testimonies of your esteem and gooditess, yet, under my present infirmities, and at my ativanced period of lite, I certainly ought not to, be solicitous of prolonging an Honour * which, for almost thirty years of health and activity, I Have looked upon as one of the most flattering and distinguished which could b• be stowed on an individual ; an Honour, however, upon which, I humbly trust, the long test you have had of my Parliamen tary. Conduel, has cast no blot, either through the power of corrupt Influence, or by an undue bias to this or that set of Men ; never leaning to Opposition or Ministry but as I was persuaded in my conscience that Opposition or Ministry lean ed. to the Public Good : sometimes voting with one side, sometimes with the other, though I have always suppoi,ted Governnient so tar as I•thought Government measures were for the good or the Nation, pursuant to 'that declaration of the most perfea independence with which 1 set out when I first took my seat. ' • ConScious of these . fans, and that from my age and de-, dining state of health 1 cannot longer do you that justice which has been always my highest aim and ambition to do, I beg leaie to retire, fully impressed with the deepest sense of the obligation I am under from your kind partiality, and - which can never be aimed on this side the grave. 1 have the lionotir to be, GENTLEMEN, ' Your ever faithful, and truly grateful humble Servant, RICHARD HILL, Hawkstone, 23. rEe6. I'. S. I hope, and am persuaded, that every one of my nu merous kind Friends and Constituents will be so indulgent to my Infirmities, as not to take it amiss that I .do not wait on them to return my personal Acknowledgments tor their repeated Favours ; and, that I have not thanked therif by Letter, any otherwise than by the present Advertisement I must offer the same Plea- for not attending the County Iseleet , ng, and fur -my-absence on several other public occa. sons within these LASE two years. t ,ivi 0-NDA NoyEmigit 10 , 1806. VICTUALLING-01 7 1 . 1C " . Nov. s, 1806 THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING -I- Ills Ne:I . 7ES:TI": NAVY du berdy . A!ve Notite, That 'on Thunday, tYe C3tb . instant, they will be ready to receive Ten. f ie? c, law' icing (aealed up), and treat for Th;e4 Hundred Tons IRON PLATE ao las,' or' . 19'; any4uaniiry not less than Fifty. Tons, to be delivered in Ni„e . J lri 'by nreek(y pro. Plrticnts, into His ILlaje 4 ty's Stores at Deptfirsi t and to,be : paid for iy .. ,l3qlsy . pa t y : oble, with Jnterest,ninefy days after .date.. . The Condition: of *Contrail, and Samples of the hoop:, may be seen,at the Secretag's Office. • • • No regard will be had to attylTender in which the : Pt ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or ibgt shall not be delivered to the Ydli4a •before Oa b' Clack on. the said Thuvido, the 13th in stant, * nor' unless the Person who makes Ibe •Tender, or some person' (Whir behilf, attends, to answer, when called-fir: t, i•' • - - VICTUALLING-OFFICE, - - Nov. 6, tio6. HE COMMISSIONERSfonVJCTUALLT G YIIS 11-I.4,YETI's-NA IIII do hereby glue Notice, That on Tuesday, the 18th of November, they will be ready to receive TenderJ; F in biting (e:Jlid up), and ire;zl . -joi• the folloWing Quantities of IRON : I-10aliS r viz. Vatt Hops eo • . ons. Butt Hoops • • So o . ..,. • or for any emantity thereof siorlgt` than FiftY--Taits' to be deli vered in Nine Weeks, by weikey proportions, info His lifajeyty's Plaualling Stores, at Deptford ; and to be paid liir by Bills, pay. 'with Interest, ninety laY's after date. • The Conditions of ibe Contrha,':ind Samples of the theirs, may be son at the Secreta7's pro regard will be bad to atry ,Tender hi'which the Price Sha 11 neLbe inserted in words at len gth , or - P.7'st shall not be ! delivered to It the. Board before One o'Clock on the, said Tuesday, the 18th of November inst, nor unless, the. Person who makes the Tender, or son, Perron en his behalf, attends, to answer, when _for: VICTUALLING OFFICE, . .Nov. 6, i Sc6. , t THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 11l f 4147 q. Tr's, do hereby give" Notice, That , on Friday 141 1 41 th inst..they:svill be reettly to receive terriers,' in;, - 119 , i4ing:iiialecl up), a,nd treat .).iw One flumired 1 onf of LAC K , SAVR N S kt 4 S, and for Oneuliondredrons of i t 'the best NEV CAROLINA oi EAST INDIA RICE; to be 1 : answerable ta Samples 'to Irp,radnee44,...evith the 7:enderr ; to be: . deißtHed; One MO thereafista-lortrii,ght, apd the Remainder in 1‘ a Month, Alajertyq , illauttiling Ewes • Deptford and to, br ,for payable,, with interest, ninety duyt after (kg,. •-) The Condiiions'of the Contracts m 4, be seen at the Sect etary's • Office. 3bi ' No regardwill be had to any T'entf,..r . subich the Prier shalt? not be ., insr;td words. at length, sri that shall not be delivered to_ . .tb4 lioar4 : before One o'Clock on the' said FrlditY the 14th' instant - 1 nor unless the Person whO "makes the Tender,' or sun? . Pivot on his,behalj, attends„toansr - , when cared for. • . 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