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rr F -H — tr ( a; I 11 14 a er e * I f .1 / ---- 117:141:Att • S — rtitfotkt .J 41. - g4 t 47fripiti - :: 4 / 1 /.14R sv s * vti• 1.4 - ••••••••••■••••••••••........... - ) 1- 4 LIN. r 4., z 4 $- •-• 4149• j • IV,E DNE S Y, T -ANTJARt 1, 1806, 110' . [kit - at .sixpEz-,-.C7E THEATRE ROYAL, T HIS PRESENT EVE' will he perf' • ~. • NIA an. BO OO formed MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLOMEW's HOSPITAL. This Day , was published, • tENEit: AL POST'-O:PFICV, Tuezday, Eire - . 31, 8oii• • , • • ,TIE Ea . k of Le'tters from LOliClO77, of Saturclari the -List initint, for Stockport, havini, her., thiien Vox 'at illtcriel i teld, on Suit,-',!y Night .71nit 7tr. o Clock; and the flag- - b'ati , 7l,;• been Praia wide,' a Hay Snick 'tear the .1 rini4F; • : - • THE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES will begin at this Theatre, on Tuesday, January 21st. Handsemely printed in Quarto, on Writing Paper, prise, in boards, is. to be continued Annually, THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. - The Principal Character by • Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DORMER, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. WEBB, Mr. EVANS; Min POPE, Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Miss MELLON, and Miss TIDSW ELL. The Prologue to be spoken by Mrs.-H. S I I)DONS, and the Epilogue by Mr. MATHEWS. - The LECTURES on the.THEORV •iind •P itACTIC E of MEDICINE are delivered by' Dr. ROBERTS and Dr. POWELL. T - • _ HE FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL; and COMP L ET E. A CCO UNT ANT, recommended to all .Farmers, as well Proprietors as Occupiers of Farms; Stew 'ards, sulifls, &c. as, the .;host easy and ready . Mtrhod of keeping the Accounts of a Farm; so arranged, that the plaineft Capacity, , a Knowledge of IVriting only, may keep a most accurate and satisfittory Account, as Well of the La bour as the Profits ot- the Farm. By A PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed for F. C. and I. Itivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church-yard; and sold by all Booksellers in Town And Country. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, - by Mr. ABE.R, NETHY. {YGeever :bait/ apPrehod ar..l rcitt,;;. - 7,•0r ea fe to ie appre hended c9wvic - tra, tb Peron or Persons :-yo stole the 4.4r...1 Bag, v.. 18 be e. , :titled Pra Reward of On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. On COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, and the LAWS of ORGANIC EXISTENCE,. by. Mr. MACARTNEY. OnCHEMISTRY, by Dr. p:DwARDs. On MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN anetCHILDRF.N, by Or. THYNNE. . , After which the New Grand Legendary Melo-Drama, called THE SLEEPING BEAUTY. Witt( entirci ) Acw Sce.,ery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Nevx Music composed by Mr. Addison. Aldibert (a Knight Errant), Mr. DE CAMP ; Launcelot I Esquire to Alurben), Mr. MATHEWS; Ethelred (the Usurper), fur. G. D'EG VILLE. Ethelinde (the Sleeping Beauty), By a YOUNG LADY ; • Ellen (a very old Villager), Miss DE CAMP ; Emma (a .Village t,irl), Mrs. BLAND; And Melzarrna (ttie Good Fairy), Mademoiselle PA R I SOT. Boxes bs. Se‘oird ,P rice 35.--Wit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery' as. Second' is —Upper Gallery rs. Second Pace bd.—No Money to lie returned. Trie Doors wilt be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Halt=i tst Six. rlaccs 1.4 [tie :.'.oxen r be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the nux-Oitice in Little Russell-street. To=morrow, Macoeth . ,by the Young Roscius. The.Coznedy. of Ine School for - F riends, and The Sleep ing Bella}, wiir be 'repeated .on FIFTY POUNDS; . Or if an Accomplice in the Rohhe,j , „ or knowing thereof, shall surrender tintse!), and make di ftc-zw:y -whereby one or more of the Persrfts concerned,therein mg./ 6e arprehend:q and brought t 6 jus tice, such Discoverer will Ge entitled to the said Ret,..l, a, and will also receive His illajei9 , 'enzost gracious Pardon. There is - reason to :uprose that more than one Pcr:v emet rned. It is a Capital limy iic wy one receiving Bank Mfrs, or Bilis, takfn out of the d4atl , knowing the same to h ave been-stoie r Ito c oat. TheANATOMi CAL DEMONSTATIONS and PRAC TICAL ANATOMY, by Mr. LAWRENCE. . Further particulars may be learned by applying to Mr. Ni cholson, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew's llos pital. This Day. Was published In One large Volume Octavo, price bound Bs. ane w Edi t i on; carefully corrected, being the 29th, of A COMPANION for the FESTIVALS' an d FASTS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND; with Colle6ts and Prayers for each Soierimity... By ROCERT NELSQN, Esq. Prlnted far F. C-and ohnson, %V. I .and 1. Richardson, R. Baldwin, R. Fqulder, I . %Valket, 1.. Nunn, W. Lowndezt, G. Wilkie and I. Robinson, Scatcherd and Letterman, Longman and Co. and R. Phillips. Of whom may he had, by "the same Author, The. Pradiee Of True Devotion, in Relati,.n to the EH, as well as the Means of Religion. %Vith an Office for the Holy Communion. To which is added, the Character of the Au thor. In one volume Duodecimo, the 21st Edition, price bound 3s. 6d. or on tine Pap Jr, price in boards ss. 6d. By Command of Ins Itlajet!y's Postrnaster-Geveral, FREELIA'G, Sec, 4UIZGEONS OF VIE Rol4l,'NdltY. COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 1, 1800, LA , • t e perform. (I, JANE SHORE. The Duke of Glubtcr, Mr. KEMB L E ; turd Hasiings, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Dumont, Mr. COOKE ; Alic2ia, Mrs. LITCHH LD ; -idhe Shore,- Miss SMITH. • , - To which will be added, for the third time, a New Grand Romantic Pantoinirne (founded un the ancient Northern Mythology). HARI.EQUIN's MAGNET; or, THE b(.; is-NV.I:VI AN sORCERER. • • riarlcquin, Jr ICY E ; Pantaloon,-Mr. L. BOLOGNA; Fylla, a Scanainavian Princess (afterwards Columbine), Miss SEARLE. . - Boxes Os, Pit. 3.5. zs. Upper Gallery is. The Doors to oe opeilect at halt past and begin at halt past Six. Placxs for the Boxes t.) taken of Mr. Bianilon ) at the Box l-larz-strect • _ . l'Aniutiniti , , -I Harlequin's Magnet having been again rectiVed 'with untionn:ied applath;e,. will be repeated evcry Evening till tuitlua nonce.'• • To-morrow, Every Man in li;s Heaton:. On Friday, As You Like .It. EAST INDIA COLLEGE SCHO , ):... _ IR. LUSCO:.I.3E, &Datum - Dry .vith the an .l ilexe,i . c.• tila•t v . 13:,,s leave o 4 cq,.aint the Public:, that kiwi c ul.rs ,expecting the .School hation ~ppb- c ati9o rn:: Principal at the College, at lien furcl,,cit :.o•ftiuls:lt. at Hsu e) bury, Lanuary, t , 18,6. • To :iic Rev. NI. H. LIJSCOMBe M.A. East. LAciia.liouse, nec. zo, iSes. •'"" Attv.,;tx, • • Tod are I,l*.n , rised by the CO-riniittec.of College to nuke kuoNii tunth iusthuted urteler the Patronage of t , ‘ • 11 India ' • , )ropatly, and of which gou,Nve . l3.. , en the 11014st-..-r,"will b.e.opetteti tor the, genera ret,eption ,f at Halley Bury; near` Hertford, etoltioriday the 3d thy•uf .atuaryi. t B'l6 • y 5.'01 1 .1EL HENLEY, Prhciisal of tire Lust India College. ME \IORV •:1; LORD NELSON. !.R. BiIASBRIDGE resPC:rfully informs his- Mh, • . Patrons and tiic , Public.inneril;that - he has set a Cetts.lor. Rings aid Lock.cts, wtu. h bears a striking Resem blaM 'Of the gallant aril immotial;•l-iero NE I...SPN, the 1)6:144 his Coontry, and the.terror. of her .Lnemies • and hit. Brasbridge flatters'hit'nself that this ornament will ap pear no less elegant than suitable to the prest.:nrmoment of zevereAtial admAat ion. and rrgre.t. Ile: .u..0,41ent-stitet.L • • • - °TICE is :hereby giyen,_ TWt the COPART . J_N NE ItSHII) bc,ween HIJN ,SMI ru 41:,i ANN EVES,RP Ito r're.et,S t itwatt, i;lEinsed Hawk - - ers, ; and, since in the I3u,iness at or near Hyt he, and up , h Dover I leiOts, in tne County_ of Kent,. is , this. day,. by "jriptual iconserls 3 DISSOLVED; and ail Persons Living Claims upon the said CoOattnerShip - and &sired tot send in thea:Accounis to ,tite s.tid john Sinith,-at , Dover ileights, thit they may. he immediately disci,,, ; , , and I:' - ei - Sons in debted 'to the•said-COirartrierShip aic requestett./o".Fay,./heir. Accounts to the said john S And tile . ..Pubile is,hereby inhirmed, that from this day' ciint-faeitd by tbe a,ie Parties. will..be zto their;oyo swpwate account;_, and that wither of them will front hence ti lSe answeratrle ior . the-other. • JOHN ; SMITH. 'The Mnrk of Dover. Dcc. 24, 1805. ANN REEVES. MODERN DANCING .PRIVAI'E I..Y.TAUGHT BY Wit AI,LEN,; at. 19, Stlerrard-street, .Goldpn -IN 1 square,. and to, Great A lie street, Goodinan's-fields, en- Plan.sex pressly formed for-. Ladies. and Gentlemen of any age who have never learnt that Accomplishment, or not in the present Fashion, and whoSe Age.or Rank Make it , rin ob-- Jett to learn perfectly private. ; and Foreigner,s, Offit-,•rs, or Country Itestdents, to whamtime is au object, expeditious 1y canpleted. Young Ladies and Gentl-men aiso, under fourteen ' nott quitingprivate Le6sons, tatat,t at _there Acadennes.for One Guinea per Quarter, or Schcul Vacation. This Plan parti cularly interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting zesitAel Action and :Address, but educated at Schools having too few Dancers to pay the attendance ut an eminent Master. Gentry, and respectable Schtols, attended. Ladies and young Professors instructed how to teach. • TO BE LETT,' and entered upon at Lady-day next, or soonef it required, Complete DA - ELLING7HOLISE, in the VII . lags of 'iiaglcy, in ti,e Cnuoiy of Worcester. The ifkiiise,cuns:sts At a large Hall, Breakfast-room, Dining zoom, and Draur:inif-room, Housekeeper's-room, Closets, and every Convenience, Kitchen, 'uticr's P tntry, Dry Lar der, Brewhouse, and Servant; Hall, Stabling for Eleven liOries, and a Double :Uoa,..h.house, with other ,necessary Out-buil(tings, five. Lodging. ,Rooms upon the First Floor, aid tour upn the Attie; i)esides , - . lvvo for Men Servants, a good Staircase all, the way up, Attics as good as. other Rooms,. and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen, a good walled Garden. Shi übber) , .and 'about Fourteen Acres of Land, two Fish Pools, and a Green-hOtise. . •Irtie aoov._! Uoits4 and....,"Laiiris are situate in Hagley, in the Count. ; c! kk r orcester, and near adjoining to Hagley Park and the•Clent Hills; and there is a good Pack of harriers within oS:int a mile, and are distant about three miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham,' to , both which Places titure excellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. •}',,r a View of the Priullises, apply at the House, and 'for Pal ticulars, to Messrs. Roberts and ,faker, Bewd lq,,• REMOVED FROM THE SARACEN's HEAD, SNOW-HILT.. .With Guard and Lamps. RPORTSMOUTH and PO''L'SEA ACCOMMO DATION 'NIGHT COACHES, from the null and Mouth, Bull and Mouth -street, Ship Tavern, Charing. Cross, and No. tt, Gracecliurch-street, London ;• to the Coach-Offices, No. 112, Queen-street; Portsea ; and No. 4;, Point-street, .Pertsi - nouth. By 1011N-WILLAN, • • • • JOHN PETERS and Co. No Parcel above the Value of Elve Pounds accounted for, if lost or . clArriaged, unless entered and paid for as such. N. B. The Proprietors beg leave to assure the Public, the. strictest Attention Will be paid to•nccir Accommodation on the Road, and the early delivery of Parcels. Calls at the Nag's Head Inn, Borough. GRAND LOrFERY, B EGINS - DRAWING FEBRUARY 3, 1806. SCHEME. 3 - - of k-20,000, - - are - - ‘6,,,000 3 - - -' - 10,000 - - - - -.- 30;0o0 . 3 - - .. - scoo - - 15,000 fooo 8 - . - - iQoo S 89.0 500 - - 19,000 5 0 - - - - 100 - sox, 120 - - - - so , - bOOO soco First-drawnTickets22 - Y 1c,060 . ------ • ----.- 25,000 Tickets ' ,C 2.50.009 Far of the above Capital. - First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - - ,Cro,ooo Ditto, - - - - 4th Day. - • zo,ooo Ditto - - bat Day , 7 zo,ooo Ditto tit Day- - • 5000 Ditto - Toth Day - 20:0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced Lottery-011iee. pRESEIC'T PRICE. Ticket - - - rg tg o -Half - kJ.° 2 of Eighth - - 4'2 12 o Quarter - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - I 6 o I. An early Purchase is advised, as the first Soo Tickets willbe entitled to gal. each ; besides, their chance of the ca pitals. STATE LOTTERY, 7 o lx-gin Drawing February 3 . WIFT and CO: No. 11, Poultry, London, and Li at their Offices in most of theprinci pal TOwns, are sell ing the TICKETS •and 31-IAR ES of the present LOT TERY; in which the soot, First-drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, besides their chance of Capital Prizes. The only Prize of re,oeof. shared in the last Lottery, No. 18,539, was sold by S witt and Co. as also No. 39;53 . a Prize of - loco 7i76 - - Soo And in the Lotteries immediately preceding : No. 67 0 - - £20,0901•40.20,912 - - • ,00,000 9 . 31, - 10,000 , 1 9 60 - 5000 Besides Oihers of zooid: - rOool .• sod; &c. &c. .. 7. - . STATE LOTTERY for t8c...3, • . : . '.. Containing 2.5,000 Tickets, Begins Drawing on Monday . the - 3,1 Of February, t1;o6. The SCHEME consists of 3 - Triies of - ,C 20,00,) . 3 Yrizcs of - ,C 2003 3 •-•- - - to,ooo I 8 - - - too° Soo, lo - - - S o o &c.. And the First-drawn sOOO 'tickets Will be entitled to 221. eack.exclusixe of their Chance of Capital Prizes. • rrICKETS and SHARES are on .Sale -by HA 1.. Z A RD, BORNE, and Co, Stock-brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under - the Royal Exchange, London ;• where, within the last ten years only, Capital Prizes to the amount of Beo,oc 01. and upwards, have been . sold and shared ' • exclusive of those of s:•col. and under. *** Country Orders accompanied with .short-dated Bills on London,Tost-Office•Ordcrs, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach orarrier.,. punctually attended to ; aria Correspondebusmay depend on being treated exacily .on the same terms as it' per sonally preset), . . . St RE GAIN. - TIQSE who purChase Tickets or Shares iu the present Lottery before the Drawing begins, and whoSe Tickets are drawn early, will be sure to ,gain, as • the first 's•oc•cs Tickets drawn out of the Wheel will each be entitled to 221, besides the usual Chance for every Prize froin sal. to 2 ,0001..: but should their Tickees';rernain in the Wheel after the 5000 First-drawn are out, they will then have the same Chance as in every other Lottery for the remaining Ca pital Prizes. • . TICKETS and SHARES ase selling, in great Variety, at the old established Offices, 4, CORN HI LL, andg, CHARINC-CROSS, LONDON; where the Jast 30,0001. and- the two last Prizes of 20,0001. each, were all shared and sold by T. BISH,' Contrador. . , Ticktts ard Shares may also be had of the following Agents Carlisle. W Feat, Glasg ow. 1-Liugis, Gloucester. • Rod rd, fhtll.. Tic!:er, Leeds. Milner, Liverpool. • n"' The w I "chomson ' NlancKter. Gatuer, Nfargate. Otinhain & Yallop, Norwich. Mills, Portsmouth. Etkeringson, P•ocliester. I lunt, WOrcester. ill 'rise gradually.' • • This Day were•published, Handsomely printed 'in 'Quarto, on a fine Paper, with Five Plates in each Pa , t, from Paintings atter Nature, by Syden ham Edwards ? Parts" I. to VI. price cs. or beautifully : coloured, '95. each, of z•—• t- • ACOMPLETE. DICTIONARY of PRACTI - NC,, conyreliendingClassitications and Descriptions, as . vc::11 as the ihost.improyed Methods of raising, foreThg, an managing different sorts of Vege6ble ,Productions, whether of the esculent or ornamental Kityls ; with coned Engravings of the-various Apparatus necessary for. the pu?pose, Buildingi and other Contrivances, from Original, Drawings made by Mr. Blunt, as well as of' the more rare and curious Plants-employed in the way of Orna ment and Variety in the Pleasure Grounds, Gwen Houses, and St'oes;' engraved by Sansom; frOrn Original Paintings • atter Nature, by •Sydenharn Edwa•rds.. :The whole intended to,aiii)rci 4t ful l and complete View of .modern praelical H.rtieulture. 1.31,...ALEX. 7 , ,NDER MACDONALD, Gardener. This Wolk will -be completed in __l•ourteen Parts, to be published successively the brat of the Month, fcrming Two large and handsome Volume's in Quarto. The . number of Plates will'be about Seventy ; - of winch Sixty will be devoted . to the Representation of rare and curious _Plants ;' and.the Remaind„cr to the Vmws and Illustrations of the .Buildings necessary to the rearing of them. - Ptiiited for G. Kcarsley, rieet.strzet. This Day was published, price 3s. ADISSERTATION on the FAILURE and MISCHIEFS of the DISEASE called the COW PDX : in which the•principai Arguments adduced in favour of Vaccination by Drs. termer, Pearson, Woodville, Letsom, .Thornton, and Adams, are examined and confuted. By G ItORG E-L! PSCOMB, Surgeon. Procumbit ilumi Bus Vitto. • Printed for George Robinson, Paternoster-roiy. - Of whom may be had,.lately published, by the same Author. • t. Inoculation for the Small Pox Vindicated, and its su perior efficacy and safety to the Pradice of Vaccination clear ly proved, price as. 6:1. . . x.'ObservationSon the Ilistory and Causes of ASthma, in which it is proycd to be the et*d of Acidity in the System, Second Edition,. price 3s. SECOND EDITION,. MUCH IMPROVED, OF WHITE's LIFE .-OF THE LATE 1.01(13 NELSON. Dedicated to Lordßarham,.First Lord of the Admiralty. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in small (ktavo, and enriched. with a Por trait of Lord Nelson, and other Engravings, price 6s. 6d. in extra beards, HE HISTORY of the PROFESSIONAL LIFE T of the Right•Hon..HORATIO LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,Vice-Admiral of the Blue, Knight of the Order of thellath, Duke of Bronte in Sicily, Grand Cross of the Orders of Ferdinand-and of Merit, and Knight of the Impe rial Order of the Crescent. Comprehending authentic Cir cumstantial Details of his glorious Achievements under the British Flag, and a Sketch of his Parliamentary Conduct and Private Charade. With biographical Particulars of con temporary Naval Officers. • 4 By JOSHUA WHITE, Esq. *„.* This Volume is earnestly recommended to the atten tion of every true Friend to his Country, as a faithful Deli. neation of the Character of the greatest and most successful Officer of which Britain could ever boast. It is worthy of a place in the Library of the Gentleman, and may be considered as an invaluable Legacy to Posterity. Printed for lames Cundee. at the Albion Press, in Ivy_ lane, Paternoster-row, London ; and sold by all Booksellers. Just published, in tuno. price ss. in boards, the Fourth . • Edition of VXERCISES for the MEMORY a n d UNDER 4 ,. STA NDING ; 'consisting of Fables and Narratives,' Se-. lections-on Natural and Civil History, with Moral and Reli gious ExtraCts in Prose and Verse; together with a Series of Questions adapted to the Book. By 1011 N HOLLAND. Printed for the .Author, and sold ny Longman, Hurst; Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Historical Questions, ts. ; Essays on Ancient History, 55.; Geographical Exercises, Antient and Modern, as. 6d. ; Sen tences from Science, Poetry, &c. proposed for Copies in Pen manship and Exercises in Grammar and Composition, as. - On Saturday, the 4th of January, will be publi s h e d, GENUINE MEMOIRS of LORD NELSON ; dedicated, as 11 Life was devoted, to King and Country. By Mr. HARRISON. %Vitt] the Assistance of original and au thenticated Communi. cations from the dearest of his late Lordship's Family and Friends. This• Life, of Lord- Nelson will be beautifully printed in Bvo. at the Ranelagh Press ; enriched with a valuable Portrait 'of his LOrdShip, painted by Sir Wm. Beechey; and published, with permission of the Proprietors, for the accommodation or Persons of all Tanks'and descriptions. Who' may be alike.lau. dably desirous of knowing the true History of this immortal Naval Hero, in Ten Weekly Parts or Numbers, at is. each, by C. Chapple, No. 66,. Pall-Mall; opposite St. lames's Palace ; and No. 30, Southampton-row,Aossell-square, Lon— , don. Sold aisti by L. Asperne, No: 3z; Cornhlll ; Messrs. Parsons and' Son, Ludgate-hill ; Messrs. Harrison - and Co. No. zaB, Newgate. street ; and. all other Booksellers and News-venders throughout the lOtc..d.Kingdom. A few Copies of a Fine Edition will be superbly printed on Royal Vellum Papers, delicately hot-pressed, with Proof Impressions of the Portrait, taken °LIM the order subscribed tor, at zs. each Part. . _ , This Day was published, In One very large. Vol. Quarto, with '39 Copper-plates, • Price Two Guineas and a I lalf in Boards, . ADICTIONARY • of the VETERINARY ART, containing the' latest Improvements arid Pre scriptions recommended by the .College, as well as. by Mo dern Writers on that Subjeek. And including such Parts of Coinparative Anatomy, rhy'siology, - Pharmacy, Chemistry, &c. as are connected with the Yeterin;:ry Art. The whole illtiStrted by numerous and - elegant Engrav ings of the Anatomy and Diseases of the Horse ; and formir% a Work nu less calculated to assist the Professional Veteri narian than the Practising Farrier, th e Fa rmer , an d t h e P r i.. vale ientleman, in acquiring a knowledge of the morbid Atli:Cholas to which llorscs; • Dugs, Cows, Sheep, Pigs,:and other Domestic Animals arc subject. By TaomAs BOA RDIdAN, Veterinary Surgeon to .the.3d, or King's Own Regiment of Dragoons. • - London : 'Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet street.. . • THE Case of scßov - JULA we have submitted to the Public is extremely interesting, as it muSt-con— ,vey to:the most, prriadiced minds tile importance of a Medi— cine Which suceee.ls so adthira'ily whets the Glands ate dis. eased in•tlie woargtfges of .King's E vile This case not not stauck singly in the list of Cut es performed by SPI LSBUA V's PATENT ASITISCORBUTIC DROPS, when given in this Disease, which proves the merit of this Antiscorbutic, so well known as a Specific in Scurvy, - Gout, Rheumatism, 'Eruptive, Nervpus,i andßilious Complaints. To those Ladies who wish for a pleasant Cosmetic, to allay titHing irritation, Spiisbury's Compound Essence will answer pet - teal y. Be carefur - to ask for Spilsbury's Patcnt Antiscotbutie Drops, with the words "_isy the King's Patent," ex pr esse d on the &Jule,. i' of Diwaions, and outside Wra`pper ; - .the Stamp also (the •King's duty) is printed . in black.pstead of red ink: Bortte price"is. 6d. los. 21)&11. 2.5. duty included. Dispensary, No. 15, -Spl to-square. • - •• , THERE being on the List of Nat?! Surni 4 oni. the Names of ma, who have not served, sv a, P. b,come en titled to Ifalf.pqy, the amnsi,siontrs Sic/ and iroundJ men do hereby give N:dice, that unless such Pep sync shall present themselves for Emplyment, or satiyy the lloevd : o] their I,,sLid'iur to dry so, before the expiration of the pestnt . year, their Nami;s wit s be omitted in the. List for the year ensuing, o n the supposition of their being dead, or having quitt.d the Service. Sick and Hurt Qbice, Nov. 4,_1805. VICTUALLING OEFICE, Dec, 26, 13oS. . - radstone ' nearLaun ncelf ;u r n ° i i ti l t - / \ •e r tjE.KofECcSr-:,!cf,all B Grazier,cr, other Dealer in Cattle, having failed to abide -by a Public Tender, dated the 14th inst. which he made to the triaualling &aid for the sup,Vit of FIZESII to• Hit iilajesy's Sit pr and Vessels at PI ) , month and Torbay, for the ensuing .Year • The CO3I.IIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MS MAYESTY's NAVY do herely give Nosier, That on T burs day the gth of yanuaty next, thy will -be rca to receive len ders, in 11hieing ( sealed up), and treat with such Persons as will undertake !of:zenith whatever FRESII BEEF may be re quired Jar the use of His Majesty's-Ships and Pesselr at Plyntiuth and Torbay (on separate Contraas), from that duy to the 31st December, 1806, inclusive, and to be paid Jot by Bills, payable, with Intirest, Nines days alter date. • The Conditions of the Contrad may be seen at the Secreta,y's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to Mr. Miller, the .'gent of the said Commissioners at Plymouth or to the Collet7or of the Customs at Dartmoutk, in the County of Devon. No regard will be had to atY le,der in which the Price shall not- be inserted in .tttords'at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock cn the said Thyl thy the 9th of Yanuary next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when railed for. ST43IP-GFPICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, December 24, 1 gos. 7E, • Majesty's Commissioners f or M anag i n a .t ' aysp Duties, duly authorised by the L9rds Com. missioners of His Majesy's Ire2suty, pursuant 12 Ail of Parlia ment, to lest to farm the Malec granted by " do Ad of the " Twenfy-fifib of Hit present AL:jests', on Horses let! to Hire " for travelling Post and by Time," do k bereby give Notice, That we intend to. Lett, -at our Office in Sonikerset-place, the said Duties to Farm, on Sattirday the 201 of January next, between the Flours of \ Ten and• Twelve in the Fore noon, within the DistriCl undermentioned, tOr the Term of Three Years, from the rat 01February next, to 'such P!rsons as may be willing to ContraCt for the same. All Persons intending to Farm the said Duties are to &li ver in their PropOsals to us at the Stamp-Office, in Somerset- Mace, at least three days previous to the said 25th day of Ja nuary next, signed with their ItiameS stating the PlaCes of their abode; and specifying they intend to bid tor the s District, or their ProposalS cannot be proceeded on, as diretl• ed by the said AEI. _ No Person licensed to lett Horses far the purpose of travel. ling Post, nor any Persons for their Use, can be admitted to contra& for the said Duties-. DISTRICT-to be Lett to Farm. 12. Middlesex, including London and Westminster, ,Catooco All Persons intending to bid for this Distrietare desired to take Notice, That, in pursuance oftbe particular Instruc tions' of their Lordships, it -will be_ put up at the Sum spc-, ailed in the Margin hereof, which will to gradually 'abated, until a Bidding shall be made ; and, upon such Bidding, any Person may advance, and the highest Bidder will be declared the Farmer, and %vitt be required to pay down Mime (lately., in Bank Notes, One Eighth Part of the Annual !tent there of as a Deposit. But in case the District shall not he accepted at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof, it will be withdrawn and otherwise disposed of. LBINDLEY. W. LAKE.. L. ENKINS. ED: F. HATTON. W. K. SPENCER. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN CHUDLEIGH, DEVON. . . rrO BE SOLD in Fee, - or. , Lett for a Term, a handsothe .double Front Stone-built DWE HOUSE, with Coklt-house, Stable, Cellars, Laundry, Larder, 'and all other necessary Offices; an excellent %%Palled Garden, and. Pleasure-ground, containing about an Acre and a half, most pleasantly situated in the Town of Chndleigh; but secluded therefrom by a Wall which .surrounds the Pre mises. : • • The House is in complete Repair, and consists of a Draw ing-room and Eating-room, 2n Feet by • t 6 and d half each, a Breakfast-room 1.7 Feet by 15,..and a gout! Kitchen on the Ground Floor ; a best and second Stair-case, 5 excellent -Bed rooms and a Store- roont on the first. Floor; five other Bed rooms and Closets on the second Floor, and a large Loft over the same. • Chudleigh is a good Market Town, situated in a very healthy and pleasant p.irt of the COunty, and in a fine Spott ing country, withift a f.!‘v Miles .of Nvhich are kept several Packs of Fox Hounds and llarriers. It lies in the Post-road from Exeter to Plymouth. distant to Miles from Exeter, and 7 Miles from Teignmoutli.and DaAlish, both fashionable Watering Places. _ For viewing the sarne,• - and'for other Particulars, apply to Mr. Dolling, Attorney at Law, Chudleigh. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. DR. lAMES's AN A. I.l..PTic PI I. LS. .FROM a new Mode ofAchninistering these PILLS, by the advice oLan.eminent Physician (see the . . new Di reelions), Bilious Diseases, so prevalent. particularly among persons who have resided in hot climates, are rernoveQl with greater case'and safety than .by any other Nlidicine. They are equally efficacious in all Disoraers oPthe Stomach and liow_ els.; Oi Indigestion, - Loss of . Appetite, Habitual Costiveness, Troublesome flatulencics, and c: hoiics,i likewise in.Couty Habits, in Giddiness or lhe...piatic Pains in the fieuct ; as well as thosertsioned by lice Living, thereby preventing Palsies and Ai ltxies,.. so often the consequence of Intem perance. . Kecourse,sh tt., - e had to th em on the first attack of a T t t ''.- Cotd, or any slight Indisposition, or atter any excess of eat log or drinking -. and thus trier • . s 1 -known characteristic wilt be maintained; of promotiri -vi ty. Traveller; ' by sea ur Lind, sii , ... :yet be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require melt - heir - confinement nor alteration of diet. • They are sold only by F. Newberg and Sons, at the Ware house for. Dr. janies's.l'orider, N t. 45, St. Paul's Church yard, tour doors from Chcapside,lontit tt Dr. lanies's ntte , house in Britton-street; in. Boxes, A . 6.1. each ; or I„ . n. one large "fox . , containing; the quanti4 Via, for 2_l. Duty included. None ;ire genuine but those i iich li,ve the words P• F. Newbery, No. 45; St. Paui's," engraved is the Stamps.