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• 1111 D718.e. -r Ct fr e . • ris tX / Y0 ,-: g M -1 - d r No '!#llft N ' 01 I$•& tAt' ' " 4Pir:grarltrz • - ~~ t it i fi , g 1 1 NUMBER 4303. THEATRE RO,YAT, DRURY-L,ANE. THE PUBLIC are most respeffully informed, that this THEATRE W.I LL'; ‘ OP EN 'I HIS EVEN_ ING, Saturday, September 13th,. when Their Majesties' servants will ad the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. Duke, Mr. E.I.LISTON ; RelandO, MT. RUSSELL; • Count Montalbon, Mr. BARTLEY ; Balthazar, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS ; Campillo, Mr. MA DDO CKS ; Lopez, Mr. PURSER; jaquez, Mr. PENLEY (Being his First Appearanee on this Stage). Juliana, Miss DUNCAN ; • Volante, Miss M E L LON ; Zamora, Miss BOYCE Hostess, Mrs. SPARKS. In Ad v. a Song by Miss Duncan, composed by Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Place. After the Play, a Divertisement, composed by Mr. D'Eg ville, called THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Princilsal Dancers, laademoiselle PA R SO T,- Mr. J OUB E Rl', Mrs. SHARP, And the whole Corps de Ballet, To which will he added the Comic Opera of NO SONG NO SUPPER. Frederick. Mr. KELLY; Crop, Mr. DIGNUM ; Endless ' Mr. MATHEWS ; - ' Robin Mr. BANNISTER; William, Mr. COOKE ; Servant, Mr. WEBB. Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND; Louisa, Mrs MATHEWS; Nelly, Miss MENAGE ; Margareita, .Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Boxes 6. Second Price 3s.,—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. Gallery zs. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is. Se. cond Price 6d.-- No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. MEDICAL THEATRE, .ST. BARTHOLOMEW.I.7- HOSPITAL. TE following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered at this Theatreduring the ensuing Winter: . on.tbe THEORY - and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr. Roberts and Dr Powell. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY;by Mr. Abernethy. On the TH C EORY and PRACTICE of SUR.EicY, by Mr. Abernethy.. On . COMPARATIn ANATOMY, and the LAWS of ORGANIC EXISTENCE, by M. Macartney. On CHEMISTRY, by Dr. Edwards. On MIDWIFER - Y, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILI)ItEN, by Dr Thynne. The A NATO MI CA L DE MONSTRATIONS and PRA:- . TICAL ANA ro MY, by Mr. Lawrence. The Anatomical Lethues will begin on VVednesday, 0610- ber the Ist, at Two o'Clock ; and the•other Lectures in the course of the same Week. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr; Nicholson, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's NOTICE •ISHEREBY GIVEN, THAT Application is, intended to be made the next Session of Parliament, faxen AEI to divide, set rnt, - 2nd inclose the Forest or Chace of Charnwood, otherwise Charley Forest or Chace, in the County of Leicester, into distind Distrias or•'Allotments, according to the Rights of the several Parishes,''POWnShips, Hamlets, Manors, and •places claitillng.atAl being entitled - to Common of P ture .etherwise.thereorl, and to the rights of all Persons interested Within such PariShes Townships, Hamlets, Manors, and 'places ;in which Ad intended' _to 'be inserted ClatiSes or %Yrovisions for the subdividing, setting out, and allotting such •ot the Distrie.lF:.or Allotments to be made fur or in respell of each Parish, Township, Hamlet, Manor, or place, between, unto, and - amongst the several • Persons interested therein, where the Parties sa iaterestecl - shall be desirous thereof. • ..August 2J I ;806. MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,. And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery, UI The Firstt-drawn Ticket entitled to - - i s';" TEN THOUSAND P 0-U ND S; All other Capital Prizes are afloat. : V DURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHAIIESavan have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes, provided they purchase before the Drawing commences, .which will be on the l3th: of Oaober next.' The Scheme contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOU,SAND POUND PRIZES, TEN'THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. To former .Lotterip of dpuble the umber, of. Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickets only, .and no other State Lottery to be drawn this Year. , • SCHEME. - - No. of Prizes. Valueof each. Total Value. 4z0,000 - - - X6p,000 3 - - - - 20,000 3 - 5.000 1,000 - . ttu 4 0 50 T 4, 100 - - - - -, 82,000 „--- 20,000 Tickets . k zoo, 000 Tickets 'and Share's are on Sale at every Lottery Office. . 5,000 t 40C.0 Ticket - ki 9 i s o Half - - - JO 2o 1 Eighth --* - it 6 Quarter - $ z o I Sixteenth - 1 fi t 6 o THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commences drawing I jtil of next Month. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS tin . the First.drawn Ticket; Every other Prize afloat, from zO,OOOl. to zol. • Plan places all who purchase before the Drawing begins oil equal terms ; an advantage that has nut been offered to the 'Public for many years past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, And the SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of - - - Zao,ooo 3 - 10,000 • 3 - - , 5000 _ _ 1000 • 3 &c. &c. &c. No Prize less than Twenty Potnids. • The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; zo,oool. for a 20,0061. Prize ; and so in proportion for every other Prize. TICKETS and SHARES are on .Sale . at all the Licenced Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. • MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES. MR'. ROBERTS respe&fully informs the Nobi lity and Gentry that require any immediate tempo zary or permanent Supply of Money, that he is authorized. by Persons of the first respetlability to treat for the purchase of Life Annuities, from 2.01. to, ,sosol. per Ann. 'for which • numerous Sums of Money are ready. Those entitled to Landed Estates, Houses,. Funded -Property under , T rat by .Will or Settlement, Clergymen's Livings,. &c. 'may be in stantly accommodated. Mr. R. from several years priaice, can give an iinined;'. ate answer to Securities offered him, which prevents many' . disagreeable exposures of persons' affairs, N that too trilently attend the Negotiations of many..• Personal applications at his House, No. 7.a, Cecil-street, trand, and Letters, post- paid, are daily attended to. SAI URDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1806. THE LAST NEW NOVELS. The following superior and popular Novels have been pub lished in the present Season, by RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; and they may be had of all Booksellers, and at alt Circulating Libraries : • r. '"('HE NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK. By Miss JL Owenson, 4 vols. price 18s. in boards. 2. FLEETWOOD; or, the New Mari of Feeling. By Win. Godwin, 3 vols. price 13s. 6d. in boards. - 3. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By Henry SiddonS, 3 vols, price t3s. 6d. in boards. 4. The MAID, WIFE, and .WIDOW. By Henry Siddons, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, 3 vols, price 13s. 6d. in boards. 5. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Miss Owenson, 3 vats. price 13$. 6J. in bOards. 6: The WINTER in LONDON.' The Fifth Edition. By 1. S. Surr, 3 Vols. price 13s. 6.1. in boards. 7. FERDINAND FITZORMOND. By Mrs. Temple, vols. price 2IS. in boards. .'• This Day was published, - 1 , • vitartcr, with Coloured Engravings, price Is's. in boards, A. TREATISE. on VACCINE INOCULA- vi 0 N ; to which is added, an Account of the Chicken-Pox, the S , .vin.,!-Pox, and the Hives ; with an Ap.. •' pendix, containing Letters from Physicians and Surgeons. of Eininence, resped►ng the present.. State of Vaccination in many Cities and eriticipal Towns '+ the liaited Kingdom. By ROBERT WI ELAN, M.D. E.A.S. &c. Printed _far R. Phillips, Bridge:street, Black4riars ; and •1 to _be had of all Book4llerp. Dr. GREGOR'a's NEW CYCLOPEDIA. , eco be finished in Five Months. Milt SEVENTH PART of Dr. GREGORY'S 4. NEW DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: including all the new Discoveries and Improvem..nts to the resent tune; was published on the First Day.of SepteMber, ?Fe - 9s. and may bellad of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. • A Part will continue to be publ'shed on the Firt Day of the following fiveltlonths,,when this valuable Work will be Eampleted in Twelve Parts, makingtwo large and. splendid Volumes, in quarto, illustrated by One Hundred and Forty 'Engravings, by the first Artists. he First Volume was completed on- the First of August,' and may now be had, in boards, price 21. 1.75. 6tl. anti all the preceding Numbers may also be' had at the Shop of. every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, price §s. each. 13ridge-strut, Sept. 4, 1806. This Day was published, A new and enlarvl Edition, in Four Vols. Svo. price zl. 2S. ; the same on Royal, price al. t6s":"boarch, it " THE LIFE 'and POSTHUMOUS 'WRITINGS of WM. COWI'ER, Esq. With an Introductory Let ter to the Right no,n. Earl Cowper. By %VM. IIAYLEY, Es". *.` Printed for J. lohnsOn, St.' Paul's Church-yard; ;`Where may be had vath,u"s Editions or . Mr. cowper , s Mins. Also 'Proposals for printing his Tran,rition of Mil_ Latinand Italian Poems, tor•the,benetit of iris God-son" , •.• FOURTH EDITION. This Day was Rub Jibbed, In Foolscap Svo. embellished with ao'En4raving, by Pyne, Price Eight Shillings extra boards, .SHE MISERIES- of HUMAN - LIFE ; or, The Groans of ;l'intotity Testy and Sitnuel Sensitive, with a few Supplementary Sighs from Mrs. Testy ; in Twelve - 1-lei tnihi ! Virg. ./En. l I. 2 7-1- Hey, lieu Catul. lxxx. - Me miserable ! Milt. l'ar. Lost, B. IV. 73. Oh ! oh! oh ! Shak. Macbeth,. Act V. Se. T. 0 ! 0 1 0 Ditto, Othel. Att V. Sc. r. l'rinted for William Miller, Albeinarle-street. • Alsb lately published, printed uniformly with rite above, the 3 d _Edition, price os. An EsSay on the• Art of Ingeniously "I'ot - titenting; with proper Mules for the exercise of that amusing Study. This edition is embellished with an En graving by Gillray, represen,ting.a.Cat tot tnenting a Mouse. DEDICATED to the EARL of MOIRA.. - • fT !-12,C.. - This'Day was published, M M anTwO Volumes Crown Oelavo ' price i6s. in extra hoards, i• - r! embellished with a Portrait etched by Fittler, from a Paint. , !Ting by A Hingham,. 1117 HE LIFE of THOMAS DERMODY; inter - is j. spersed with .Pieces of Original Poetry, iiiany exhibit. ing unexampled Prematurity of genuine poetical Talent ; and containing a Series of Correspondence 'with several eminent . Characters. - i• .. , 13y JAMES GRANT RAYMOND. • 4 ' . He who such polisli'd lines so well could form, Was Passion's slave, was I nriiscretion's child: . Now-eayth-enainour'cl, grov'ling with the worm ; , Now seraph-plum'd, the wonderful, the wild." DAR MODY'S Enthusiast. 4 ',*. A's the Subjea of these • Memoirs (whose Career through Life was not dissimilar to that of Savage, or of Chat tern:in)' was but little' known in England, except to a few Characters eminent for literary' Talent, it may not be onne -o;essary to state (what i Perusal of the Work will amply de. gThonstrate), that his poetical Effusions are the Emanations 0 4 , s ofilicalted early Genius ;-his'Character marked by tile most cfrittic Traits; his Mind at once both ardent and indolent; 1-o . suently,soaring to the:Regions of Learning, Taste, and .riauAy ; )et clouded by a Conclutl pproxfmating to anealiest State of moral Turpitude : an Existence of chequer ' ea Vicissitude—entertaining and interesting, yet terminating lii . the bitterest Poverty and a premature Death. Printed for Win. Miller, Albeinarle-street ; and Archer, and M. Mahon, Dublin, . ' T MPEDIMENTS and other DEFECTS in SPEECH etreduallY -Cured- by CHARLES ANG I ER, 'M. D. (Son and Successor to the late celebrated Mr. Charles Angier), No. 2, Upper Wilmot-street, Rus'sell-square, Lon don. His skill m this PraOice is established by the most respectable references to Persons' who have experienced his success. The Education also ofhis Pupils may be conclud ed with the Cure.—flis Pamphlet, price is. may be had at Mr. Bicker Staff's, 210, Strand. ,Td,*the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's BOTANI- C.:A-1, SYRUP and DAP FY's ELIXI.R WAREHOUSE, .fiAWSBURY-SQUARE. 41R, PONSIDERING it a'Duty incumbent on me to- NJ make known the beuefif I have received from your in- Valuable Medicine., I here give you a statement, which you have my permission to publish.—About three years since I was at Port Royal, Jamaica, and there contracted a certain Disorder, which, through shame, I conce?„led until such time as it was but too apparent to all my friends. ',then ap plied to a Medical Gentleman, who ordered me Mercury un til I was ; .buffinding benctit from if, returned to England on board the Ship fanny, of which I was part Owner. On my.arriyal I applied to ,an eminent Surgeon, tinder Whose_hands I remained near a year. Finding my strength.so much exhausted by taking Mercury, and that the Disorder had gained ground, I Went nit() the Country to my Brother, who advised me to go into the Lock Hospital. I did so, and, in a little more than three, months I was dis charged as cured. Two months atter this, the Disorder broke but with reddubled violence: I was then atiPlymouth Dock. A ,frislid advised me to try your truly valuable Botanical Sy rup ; four Bottlesof which, perfectly cured me ; and although it vas *upwards of twelve months since, I have not had any • symptom of relapse, but now, thank God, I am as sound a*. man as ever I was in my or moslife,and am, Sir, with many thanks, Yut obedient humble Servant, •.. 101-IN tethnal-Green, Augttst at, !LS. . . ' • • N.B. Any one wlo may Want farther info - mation of this surprising Cure, by addresing a line to me, shall have every satisfaction in,my paver. SALES OF ESTATES. FREEHOLD ESTATES 'IN SUSSEX. TO BE _SOLD BY AUCTION; • By Mr. JOHN EASTON At the Crown, Arundel, between the hours of Three and Four in the Afternoon, on Thursday, the 9th day of oao --. ber, 1806, (unless previously disposed of by Private Con • tra4l, of which timely notice will be.given), LOT!. BEING a Valuable iiREEHOLD ESTATE, called PEPPERING MANOR FARM, and by other names, situate in the Parishes of Burpham and Northstoke, in the County of Sussex ; containing, by a late admeasure ment, 97 Statute Acres (more or less) of Pasture, together with 24 Leases in the Common Brook of Burpharn afore. sai4l, and Common for one hundred Sheep on f3Orpham Sheep Downs. The Farm-ho Use and Buildings are spacious ; convenient, and in good repair.• The Estate lies at the distance of ab - out two Miles from Arundet, .ive from Little Hampton, and ten from %Moulting ; it is bea tifully situate on the Bails of the Arun, a River which is avigable to the Sea; and tor many , miles up the Country .; and which abounds with Pike, Carp, Tench, Eels, Salmon Trout,. and a variety of other excel lent I. ish. The soil is rich, and the verezation strong and luxuriant. The nei&hhouring - ,,Conntry . is yell :stocked with Caine. fox liOniuls and Harriers are kept within a few - The Estate may be viewed on application to -Mr, John Ovetinton, the Tenant, at any time previous to the Sale. LOT 11. Consisting of a FARM called WHIT! NO E EK, situate in the Parish of West . Grinsied, in the County of Sussex : -containing, by a late adrneasurement, 40 Statute Acres (more or lesS) of Meadow; Arablq, and Wood Land ; well stocked with thriving young Timber. This Estate may be viewed-on application to the Tenant, Mr. John Goodjer. Printed Particulars may be had at the Crown, Arundel.; • the Fleece, .Chiehestel ; the Libraries, Worthing ; anil;of Mr. Dahatrey, Solicitor. Petworth. FOUR FARMS, BETWEEN ROCHESTER AND. GRAVESEND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, ABBOTT, • At Carraway's Coffee-house, London, on Tuesday, Oaober 14, at Twelve o'Chick, in Four; Lots, . . • A COMPACT ; Valuable', andlmprOvable FREE fa HO Li? ESTAT't, in the Parishes oC Cooling, Clitre, Haistow, and frienrlsbury, one: mile from the Thames, to which there is_ a Creek,. six Miles from Gravesend, and four front ROchester : 'comprising upwards 'of One Thou Sand Acres ofArabie, Pasture, and Wood Lana, a Chalk ?it, sub stantial Farm-houses, Brick Barns, and all requisite FarmL - Buildingi, let to respectable Tenants, chiefly on Leases _that wilt expire in tour or five years. The present annual pro duce -at olds low inadequate Itents, Seven Hundrcd...anclr Ninety- five - -Pounds. Also; One-third Part of the MANOR of - COOLING. • ' To be. viewed on. application,to: the, Tenants, ot. whom Particulars may Irte.had, and at the tbllowing InnS, Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose, Sittingbottrne 5. Star, Maid stone-; Mitre, Chatham ; King's Head, .Rochester.; Fat staft; ; white-Hart, Gravesend,; Bull, Dartford; and at Garraway CoUk,e-house.- London : also of, Mr. l liam-Abbott, No, 23; Snepitard's Market, Piccadilly - and of. Mr. Lewis, King's Bench-walks, Temple, where the Plans may be seen. . . No. 40, CHARING-CROSS. near the ADMIRALTY, LONDON. WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, and other MALIG NANT PESTILENTIAL DISEASES. Instituted under the Sanction of skilful Physicians. THIS Remedy has been provedto be so effica cious in subduing and destroying Infedious .Fevers, that-the Public only aced he informed they may be supplied with it genuine at the above Warehouse, and at the Propriel„ , • tor's Warehouses in Liverpool, Bristol, and Glasgow, whit have been established solely for the Sale of .THE YELLOW FEVER REMEDY. • The Price eeach Box is One Guinea, which contains a. sufficient quantity for the use of one Person for twelve' months, and airlple Dire Lions for its Use and' Application, as welt as Advice hoiv to insure Health in .the West Indies, •America, ttre.. &c. Sec. by an eminent Physician, - N.B. The most satisfattory Proofs may he seen at each of the' Warehouses ; this Remedy has 'saved the Lives o f Thou. Sand S.-• . . TAMES DAWSON, aged 2.4. At the age of J eighteen he was admitted a Patient - et The Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square, after being, discharged from. St. Bar .tholomew's• and St. Thoinas's Hospitals. He had two Ab .seeSses, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and another in- the gland under his an n, which together boWed his head .on his breast in walking. These weie thought, would, prove fatal-to him. and. yet all the other glands in the neck were diseased. - Two-years of seven (his apprenticeship) he 'yvas unable to font)* his employment. • On-first taking SP BURY'S • PATENT. ANTISCORBUTIC DROP'S mended, and in tour years he became well ;' and though since exposed to. cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, it ha's escaped a return of his Disease. - Be careful in purchasing this Medicine, that the words " By the King's Patent" are expresSed at length•on 't he tior tie, Bill of DiredionF and' outs , de Wrapper, and thatthe Stamp (the King's duty) is printed in black instead of red ink. - • • This Medicine is sold in bottles of ss. 6d, ros. and tl. 2S: duty included, at the Dispensary, No 15, Soho-square, and by Win. Tyson, 181, I'ooley-street, London and by most respectable Agents in Town and. Country. For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMPTIONS SCROPHULA, CANCERS, and other CHRONICAL DISORDERS. The ReNi. W. WI LSON's ANTIARTHRITIC ; or, AL TERATIVE POWDER. T - • HE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu dent in Physic,' at Glasgow, is induced to oifitr to .the Public an 'efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as f o r many Diseases deemed incurable., It has been extensi vely used'in Ireland for several years, and its salutary Elleets are . produced in d safe and easy manner, with very little sensible, operation.—By mixing with the Blood.and !times, iCapplies itself to the Seat of-the Disorder, • which it• will remove by slow Degrees, trom its alterative and healing Qualities. In Consumptions it will generally succeed in toe two first Stages, and often even in the last. In the Scrophula, or Evil, if used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the ulcerated Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the Pa tient even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. But Per sons afilieted with Gout, Rhenniatisms, Cancers, and. with Bilious and Nervous Diseases, woo Id do well to peruse'' The Philosophy: 'of Physic'," written he the I nvetetor (to be had of the Venders of Ulla Medicine), in which its extraordinary - Efficacy 'will 'co shewn in various instances, - This Powder does not-contain any Ingredient unfriendly to the human Con stitution ; and, instead of weakening, its tendency is to gorate - ,, and to improve the general Health. It occasions no danger frorn.',Cold, and requirs neither Confinement nor change of Diet. • • Sold by F. 'Newbeiy and Sons, at the only Warehouse for - Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, in St. P..aul's cliiirch-yard,• London; in Packets, ' , price Lid. each, containing konr 'Paiwts of • Eight DoseiF; in ail Tiiii - ty.twq POtie —Observe that the W...rds; " F. Ne 4 xbety, N. 4•,, ..S t:'l'aal's,"• - are en graved in the Sumps. , • ' • ' PRICE slxp:NcE. OFFICE OF 012DN4NCE, 20, Igo 5 . TUE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IfIS 111/1. 7 .7E:STY's ORDNANCE do h,;reby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margarettstse,r; IPestmlniter, or befo r e the tstb of September rcev, from sac) 'Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of LE A THE R N BREECHES and G LOVES fur the Royal Hirst Artillery, upon a Contrail for a period of Three Ye;trs, dafrrnina.sle slice OneYear,uponThree Month: Nctice being given ly either pary. Pattern: of the Articles may be seen upon applientim at tie Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and the Term, ale Conditions of the L'ontrati Foy be known at the Srcretary's Office, in St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any dry between the flow s of Ten and Four o'Cbck, where the Propo.als are in be 4telivered, sealed up, and marked on the outside, "-PropOsalt for the sappy of Leathern Breeches and Gloves ;" but no Pr4osal can 6c ad.. milted after the tstb of September next. By Order of the B,,reele' R. If. CR E aerie'.»•► OFFIC'Z OF ORDN4NCE, - riftg:isi 25, 1806. THE . PRIXCIPAL OfFICERS HIS MA -IL JEST I''r ORDNANCE do hereby give IVetice, Thar)); lo POSair will be received at their Office in St. A:argaret Street, IPestminster, on or &fore Monday the tith of Ser:ewtber nest, from such Persons a: may be willing to undertake the Suppl; of Forage . for th, Ordnance Horses statipaci in the folloving friar, viz, North Britain, Northern. South West, Portsmouth, - t Isle of Wight, ar,t Yorkshire; church, Eastern exclusive of Walley, Western , Southern, exclusive of Chat ham, Woolwich, with its Depeti det!cies,Wo le) & CliAthAtn, Liverpool,. • , for a Perio4 of Six tifonths,fiein tbe' Ai o f o.4.)ter next ; the Po. rage to be frniibed in Rations cons:sail-of i5. , 13. of Oats, at 4 , 1 b„ per bushel-12165. of Upland Meadote , ILTy—and Sibs: of Irbeat or Rye Straw ; and to be efilivi.red at . the rerpeßive Stations a the expenee of the Contraßor; lobo it also is furnish sad basset with Oats, at 81hs. per Ration, as sissy be hilletted in the iiistrie for which be contraas.. • The Propateris nzaj' be delivered r . cparatey or jointly' for eaci Station'; and it is eipeEted that the ContraEior sh.rll receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accn,nulate, make 11 an allowance for the tame.' - Further Particulars may be knewn upon application to tFe Off. cers conzmanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and aka at 4beSecretary't Office, in St. klargaret. sr, cet, 'aforesaid, any &meet; the Hours of Ten and Fair o'clock. The l't'qdosals are to be delivered sealed up, and marked on the ontside," Pr#oialr for the supply of Forage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the raid ritb Day of SepteMbet next. By Order of. the Board, • . R.. 11. GRF7Y, Serrefor,.. THE reel JAPAN BLACKING, made ny _DA and- MA RTI N. This invaluable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces the most brilliala jet black ever beheld, aftbrds peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finest Linen, is perfetiv free from any un ' pleasant smell, and wil ['retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, wholesale, by Day . an Martin, at the •Manurldory,, No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day, N0.„7, Tavistock. street,, Covent-garden • W. Day, No: 65, Swal bw-streer ; A xtell, No. 1, ; and by the Principal boot. Makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis '• , and in every town throughout the United Kingdom, in Stonitßot ties, price is. 6d. each. • 2b T. , TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, New Bridge-street, London. Edinburgh. Nlay z, rFoo: SIR, the Spring of 179 f I with a - V.e . nereal Complaint, which I' treated wi t h indiga r _ euce for five months ; but was then obliged to aply to• a 'regular Physician, who 'put a temporary stop to the- viru lence of the Disease (by .mercerial applications) far some time; but growing, in spite - ofal I medicine and the advice of the first Gentlemen. of the Faculty here, worse and worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost un paralleled and beyond deseription, 'being an entire leper, and ulcerated front head to foot. —M y head, roat, mouth, ••• nose, legs, arms, &c. have'been alternately in &eager of becoming useless; in .short, I have had. from tw enty to thirty eating - uleers'ort my body,. and nearly totally de prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula r nee all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever caoill - be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more oomph..ja Laaaated'ilature. I was tong looked Upon by my , friends, and myself,. beyond all hopes of recovery; and, i n . deed, hr - my then - condition,_ death was preferable ter my imore than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did r; drag a most miserable. existence, till Divine Frovidence threw in my way. a Newspaper coOtaining the case of a •mr. B. of Plymouth—any. - friends , read it, I could riot. —1 ;sent and procured some of your LEA K.E's PATENT PI LLS, which, by, using from time to time, am n o w , and have long been; (after more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of •this, I fiaara rh ea , thriving, healthy child, horn to me a feW months ag In gratitude to God, .and in hopes of . rendering my tellOw-creature.service, 1 request you to . publish this ; -and you may at , any time refer persons 'Who wish to he satisfied of the truth of this, or further parti. cularsaa' to meaar my•friends, by letter or person. • : AsfeW cases for, badness will ever equal m i ne,, an d none exceed it, I hive' from experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will lind.a sure, 'speedy, safe, and radical cure, tin the most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is , e al4 ,. FIRMED LU )0 I-IN THOMPSON. a , Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address public; but creditable persons really wanting information may also be referred to me and my friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and - ?old by the Sole Propriet6r, • • T. TAYLOR, IVielnber of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house, No, A New Pridge-street, Where he will - give Advice without a fee, tra persons tak ing; these Pills, and will answer patients letters; if post. paid, on the same terms, observing in. all -eases' the most inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the. Pro prietor, during the course of .more than thirty-six years,. that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the 'practice arising thsrefrom a They are also sold by his Appointment, tor the conve rfience of those living at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, Sout4abridg,e, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glas go(v, ,to whom also Mr. T. refers for his. address: at Ma ferfunier's; N0.'31, St. Alban's-street, Pallamall; Mr. Robertson's '•Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr: Dis bobugh's- No. 7, Fish-street-hilt, nearly opposite the Mo imument; Bookseller, No. r, liWoh-row, Little ; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin • and by one person m every conaiderable town Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only zs, 9d. each, sealed up with .full and plain diredions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure them . selves with case arid secrecy. N.. 13. 'Every •Mx Sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour- -of. the' sinners, is piintell, at the Stamp-Office='s 'T. Tailor, I No 6, New Bridge-street," to imitate which is felony, and I . all others are coupterkit. • • \>. i '.~