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\. Z NUMBER 4296.] ' r- • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of ills Royal - Highness the PRINCE of WALES. O •, •. • , . . N' MONDAY •REXT be a GRAND GALA, and. Brilliant Exhliition.of FI RE=WORKS. Admission Three, Shil lings. . IP' The Public are respeafutlyinforme4 that - owing to the necessary Preparations for Galas, the Gardenscan,only be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frid'ays. ' r - - • THE' goCIETY OF SHIP-OWNERS 0-F GREAW,-i. • • PR'l'l 4 A IN. • A T.P. MEETING of theCOMMUTEE of SHIP, OWN I.:RS for the PORT of LONDON, held this ieth day of lune, - . 1106. .- • I ROB ER 1' CURLING, Esq. in the Chair. ResoNed Uhattirrionsty';''''l'hat the Thanks of'this'Meetl ins be given to the Eirty-six . Members of . -I'4rliaMent who have expressed their ep - inien of the necessity of main• taining and suppotting the iPsins . iples of. the Navigaticrn_Sys. tern of Great Britain. - Resolved Unanimously, niaitiit is theopinion °Rills Corn- tame, that no necessity whatever exists 30 justify the Arne glean lutercourse•Bill, in suppert'of which no evidencoltaS been a:Muer:J. And that the Shipping of-Great Britain 'and istnere than :;n1IIIIeriz:to insure at alltimes, both in Peace and in -War, when properly proteded, „the carriage of.. regular and constant supply of Provisions and Lumber to the • British WesTindies i from whatever Country it may be pur chased, and consequent ly there is no occasion to yield to Ame rica, or any either'Neutrai Natich, that lucrative Branch of Trade which would annually v iu the article of.Freigia only, icaliA to Me' Shipping - 7 - mere - St of. Grear Britain, and of her Settlements in America and the. West:lndies, upwards of 300,000 I: ,Resolved Unanimously, That the adoptiou. of-this Bill .at the present moment is highly objedionable and impolitic, as it oannot tail to encourage claims on the part of America, to allow a.-Free Intercourse .bet Ween the United States and the 'King's - Doinlinons in - the West Indies, 'which was declared by his Majesty's PlivP.C.puncil, iuilynt, to be inadmissible `even as a subject - of Negotiation, and which wilt likewise tend to expel frotintthat pill of the Cn.onial Trade which is left tor British Shipping, a great number of them, and will .increase the-acCuinulated . distress already :elt by the Owners of British Ships in the E,urcopean Trade, from. Neutrals being "alloWed to bteilt t:le'lilotlade of the Prussian Ports, in can secipence, many J.iritish - Ships .usually employed -therein are now actually in the want of employment. ReSeived Unanimously, „That it is the opinion of this Com mittee that in co - nsequence of the Suspensions of the Ad of - Navigation, there- is trot: at present building throughout the Empire a suifizi,..;it number of N w Ships to meet the annual decrease'and - eon . - -arnption Of Shipping;' for whilst such temporary, and ,fluctuating systents;ol suspending . -- the Ad Of Navigation are adhered to, the great body of British Ship- . - OWners will not extend their Capital in Shipping ,: as -no certain or adequate protedion •and encouragement is alferded to them. . Resolved:UnanituOusjy, That it is - the opt - Molt of this Corn . mittee, that it is nOW More than ever important, that the exertions which were begun by this:Committee in tBor, and -continued in-tile ) ears tl-da and- to obtain attention to the interests of British Shipping; 'should be , renewed with id .creased activity ; as the good eireci - of the measures adopted in Me. :Pitt'S last Administration, in- ISo4, for,gradually re 'gaining the' inestimable. advantages this Country must at all times derive Iron the N?vigatioo At, when entorced r began to be manifested, a: if those measures had been followed up, • with others didated bykii - sdorn, - :which there is good reason. to believe'was ititencled, '.the,Carrying Trade between - Aine:. rica and the. West Indies. would soon have been restored to British chip - -Owners: '" ••• Resolved.UnanimouslY,That-the-pfincipte 01-this Bill , une quivocally evinces an intention of an abandonment of a funds ._ mental las of Europq - ,..'tgli.versalry• atknoWledged and aded irpoit. and ofthe rnindigl 'ol.`Gfeaf Britain as esta: blislied of the-Ad of Navigation, and a total , derclidion of . Those principles which our ancestors cherished fur the' main tenatice of the Maritime Power of the Natibn, and by which the ~ ritish Navy has attained tirat superiority which is so es, - ..ientially:neceSSary Anis titho-, - to preserve the independence t• of Empire. •• - • ' Resolved Unanimously, .Tliat it is. the opinion of this ommittee, that the Ship Owners of Great 13ritaid and Ire land (meat noeto relax in theirideavours to obtain, through the medium oftheir•RepresiurativeS in Parliament, tltcfuture full, efieCtiv4 and beneficial - operation of t Ire Ad-of Navigation, by which means only. 'we cart cc rear ilia retain our Seamen, ".the itand support-of our present pre-eminence, and preserve " out Country from Jailing below, the level asurrounding " Nations," but which never can be done if a discretionary power is lodged with the Privy Conned, ,to suspend its ope ration at their - discretion. Resolved Unanimously, That these Resoltitions be printed it, the Morning and Evening Newspapers, dna distributed in all the Out-Ports. Resolved UnannuousJy; That the Thanks of this Commit . tee be given to the Chairman, - for his indefatigable and un wearied exertions to..suppott the Shipping Interest of the Country, and thereby promoting the Landed and iVlanufaddr. tug Interests of the Empire. ..Extraded from the Minutes, by Order, NATEL ATCHESON,. Sec. A .CAUTION :TO FAMILIES. • HE • great Reputation - which. Mr. BURGESS has gained lyy the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHOVI ES for FISH SAUCE. INs hi - dui:ed. many Persons to give the same NaMe to an Article entirely dit. ferent. , ' • JOHN PURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the rublic, to caution their against such Impositions; as several: People travel the Empire, oileiing Shopkeepers,' &c. an ex pa large r rofit to vend the spurious kitti they are part: 7 cularly requested to ask for BURGE - Ss's,' and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the-Label 4. John Burgess and Son's Original .and. Superior Essence of Anchovies.". Warehouse, N 0.107, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London, . . I'V.EYMOUTI-I,* ;UNE 5, 1306. .. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By :T. TINDAIL, At the Crown , Inn, .on Weddesday - June 25, 18e6, under a • Commission of Apyriisemerii and Sale issued from the High Court of Adartralty; : and addressea to Mess rs. Wrn. Weston and Thus. Richardson, Commissioners, THE CARGO. of the GALLIOT JOHANN.A • - fULIANA HE RMINA, Hans Jochem , Schloer, ?Master, on her Voyage from . Malaga to ..Elitbden, - con consisting of 1370 barrels Sun Raisins. ' , 26 Boxes of Raisins., - • - • 2,0 Pipes Malaga Wine. ' • 1 'Case ditto ditto. -. . For Particulars apply to Messrs. Wocton and Richardson, Commissioners, Weymouth"; or T. Tindall, Broker. The Sak to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. GOSPORT. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 3d J'uty, iSo6, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, ; • THE VALUABLE STORES landed from . the French Ships of War MARENGO and BELLE POULE, captured•by a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships under the command of the Right Hon. Sir Cohn Borlase War ren, Bart. consisting of Cables, Sails, standing and running Rigging, Rope in funk and Paper Stuff, I ion.ana Brass Guns, Howitzers and Swivels, Muskets and Bayonets, round,. double-headed, Grape, and Cannister Shot, Gun Carriages,, Blocks of various sizes, Provisions and Wine, lion-bound Leagers, Half Leagers, and other Casks,- Iron •BallaSt, in old Guns and broken Pi-ces, useful Wrought Iron, old Cop- Per and Lead, lower Masts, Topmasts, - Yards and spars, With four handsome Time-pieCes complete, .and a large quan tity of Cornelian Stones and heads, strung and loose. The whole to be viewed three days before the Sale, and Catalogues had by applying to MATTHIAS MARCH; and? joint JOHN A..-1 - 11CKLE Y, 5 Brokers. Ccsport, lune 33,•,1806. I T I • .44 SAY URDAY; JUNE 21, 1800.. . . This Day were published, I Elegantly printed in Three Pocket Volumes, price tss. in . • boartts, PM S. By. Mr. P.0,-L HEL E. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 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LPitICE SIXPENCE ADM IR ALT-OFFICE, June to, 1806, OnCE is hereby given, That a Session qf Oyer IVI and Terminer 4nd ee'ad.Delivoy, for the Trial sf Offences committed on. the Higb Seas, Within the Yurisdigion of the Al. miralty n/ England, will be h at Justice Hail, in thi Old liai. ley, tmd , rt, on Friday the tub of Yu()) next, at Fig& o!Cloc4 the Morning. ivr.LLI,Mr mdßsor v, VICTUAL LING.() P 7tene 10, iRe6 THE COMMISSIONEPSfirr VICTU4LL.ING flit MAYEYTriiVAPY d; hereby give tVetice, This cot Thursday, the 3d of jay next, Mr. Reeks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will he ready to receive Tendrrs, in 'writing (wale./ up), for such Quantities ref KIM-DKI ED PEASE as , t3e Dealers therein mg* think proper to #r*; to be delivered into Ills Majesty , : Stores at that Port, in _the Spare of 0 .e Month from the d a t e t . f the Contract ; and to be paid for by 4,75, ta . j..26/e, with interest, ninety days after date, rhe Conditions' of the antraei may tit seen at the ape rf lb,: Agent Pilittahr, at Foray:club, before 41 •nlioned. No regard be had to any Tender in which She Price- shall not be inserted in words at length, or th a t not be delivered to the Agent aforesaid before ,Tweive o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 3d of yuly next, nor unless the Pers,m who makes the Ten ' der, or some Person on his &bet/ ~ attends, to answer, when called for. TRANSPORT b FFIC E,. April 'o 12c6. • THE COMMISSIOA . TERS for conclitcan . g His R%4VS PORT S ERPg'S, tor taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, &c. di hereby Rf rNot ice , th,, , they will be ready at this Office, on Tueidqe the 5111 /lagust, to receive sealed Tenders, , and treat with such Pet eons as tthy'be -willing- to cotitratl. for Viaualling Si c k and Wounded Seamen, and Prisoners of /rat - , at the uncle:' -mentioned Rlaces,for , [l;,:ths certain, front the ith of Oc7s6cr next, viz. • Aiurrcon—Sick and IVoundeci Seainen; GRENADA—Sick Prisoners of War. BARBADOES—Sick and Wounded Seamen,. and Sick Prison. ers of War; Prisoners of War in Health. frA 1. - f FAX—Sick and Wounded fiLmen, and Sick Prisoners • !of War. GIBRALTAR—Sick and Wounded - Seamen, and Sick Prison—. ers of War ; Prisoners of War in Heaitli. MA LT A —P mailers of War in Health. Nu Tender will be received after Orre—o'Cl,ci on the day of treafr, nor any noticed wilissthe Parties, or Agents f or t h em , pe,cona4 attend. Each SerVice must be tend,-red /or , epasuicli ; andeach Tender must ,he accompanied 4y a Letter Jr,, t‘t resp,a Persons, engaging to become bound, with the f eYS2II tendering, in the Sum of I WM/. for the due performance of each Co.:frac 7.. Furger Particulars may be known by appiyinw at this. OiNre OFFIC4 OJ ORDN,INCE, May 26, 1806. THE PRIYCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. yESTrs ORDNANCE do bere,b. give Notice, That ar t y will be teat& to receive Proposali 41 their Office in St, Mar garet Street, Westminster, 0.7 or before the fat 0f yttlr next, from such Person; who may be eatable and nc•illing.-to undertake the Constrztaion of certain BUILDINGS 11'hico it is intended to erea at Colchester for the 0 frii:ance .I.7 , epartmtet, cOnjerin.z64. 1% , a Plan and Elevation which may be seen at . • ! , e Office cn any do? between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. ,The: Proposals to specify the Prices of earl, description of Wyk to be included in the Buildings ; alo the time in which the li•Lrk shall be completed under a Per: alts', 'Jana' the Hailif of the Se.-ori!y to be given, in rase of the non.perlsrinctece ni the Contra& Proposal: scaled up, and superscribed " Proposals for co,strua ing Buildings for the Ordnance Departm•nt at Cochester," to b'e delivered at the Sep-etav's - Office, Si. Mrigare -so ref, - West minster, on or before the Jut day of .71-1(y next, but no :raposals will be received af?er that dgy. - • By Orde r GPI,/ &lard, R. H. CREIP, Secretary. OFFICE OF UIti3N4IVCA., June 6, 1306. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 7115 .111/1- 7EsrY's ORDNANCE do here& give lyice, That 'Proposals will be received at their Office, in St.• Margai - ettstreer, Westminster, on or before Monday, the 2.3 d instant, front such Persons as may be willing to Undertake the Ste t& of such Quin.. titles of FOREIGN TIMBER and D EA LS as zlqy bereguired for Service of this DepartAent, at the following Stations, The Tower, Chatham, WoOlWich, Sheetnessr, P urfleet,' - ' Faversham, and Gravesend, Waltham . Abbey. Tilbury Fort, Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraa, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street, anday between the hours of Ten and Four ("lack, where the Proposals ate to be delivered sealed up, aqd marked on the antside, " Proposal,. for the Supply of Timber and Deals for Sertice of the Ordnance Department :" Itte4 no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d day of June. Ey Order of the Board, R. H. CR EIV, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN4ACL, Yun. 6,;1806. rr . HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His - MA JESTY's OR DA T AArC E. do heresy give Notice, "I bat Proposals Will be received at their Office, in St. 11 , 1,4rga, et: ste,et, Westminster, on or before Tuesday the ist DAy of July next, from such Persons as mg) , be quilling td undertake the .upply of TENTS and BEDDING for Service of this Department, to be delivered at the Tower or Woolwich. as mg be -reepthed, the Proposals to be delivered separately for each Article ; nod fur:. Cher 'particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrat7, may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Offi . ce, in St. "111argat et-street, any Dny between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, ". ProposMs for the Sup ply of Tents (or of Bedding as the case may be) for service Of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can he adadtta after'the said ist Day of July. ly Order of the Board, • _ R. N. CREW OFFICZ OF ORDN4NCE, .yune 17, isz,6., THE PIUNCIPA L OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTI"t ORDNANCE, do hoeby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Offi'ce, in S t. Margartt-strert,. Westminster, on or before Tuesday the Eighth Day of July next, from such Persons as mgy he willing to undertake the supply of UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES for service of this D.part ment ; to be delivered at the Tower, or Mohr!. h, as may be re quired.. ~ • Further Particutdrs, togethet with the, Terms and Conditions y the Contrat7, fitly le known, upon application at tfte Sec, etcpy's Office, in St. Margaret-street, any day between the 11.2iirs of ten and Four o'clock, where the Propoials are la be delivered,. sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the suppli , of Up -66 holstery Articles for service of the Ordnance Department :" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Eighth Day of yay: - • • By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretary. • OFFICE for' the AFFAIRS of WV; Somerset.. Huse, June 18, 1806. THE/C' OMMISSIONERSfor SPECIAL PUR- A. POSES under the PROPERTY ACT give Notice, ...hat on the payment of the Dividends to become due on the sth ;74y .next, out of the Public -aevensee at the L?ank . of England, the ' South Sea flou,e, or elsewhere within their .7 e urisdiCtion, they will be ready to grant the Allowances for Exemptions to F.reign. ers, and other purposes diva - led by the said Aa, with as much ex peditiOn as the nature. of the Proof will allow; and far the proven. riot of delay, they recommend Attornies . and Agents, having Claims for Exemptions, to farthest d the Particulars r e q u i re d, that tle D e . positions may be prepared, "which will he returned to them for ye. rification as tv:n after the Accounts can be chequed with the Divi.. Send Books of the several Companies by whom payment is made as is pratlicable: All Attornies or Agents, who haVe omitted to claim their. Exemptions on Dividendr for the .Years 1803, 1834, and 18os, are required to transmit the necessary Documents fur that purpose without delay. . By Order of the Board, • MATTHEW WINTER. '~~ ~`