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a I 0\ 1 . . 11 1 1 1 * , iLtAil.'9 2 .l Pr( "t , • %A i lfli r 4 , ,VA . • :. _ . .. -•-...:-=- - ...,- - 7:#, 0 41. , .:•14 , ,,:,..V.• 3 ,•:,--r- t „ , ~,, i ...,,,,,...,,,,-.; ; ;; . „,„.4 , '"..„. • .-4 , R .7_7 741 k ,-,, ,.,,...._ didw, :;•;...,.--. wf;i •!ri' ~,4.t, ~y . 7_,,,,..2,_.--, 1 44 7 ) 1 ,11At' \ ' • . , .-.-.,.. , • = ,-,:.. v.- .., . . , 1 ... NUMBER 4374. SAY URDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1806. PRICE SlhrtNCsr THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN„ 0 N MONDAY EVENING, Sept: 22, 1806, will be lici:vrinetl .Ic.IN . G . HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, of England, Mr. POPE ; • Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. K ENI BLE ; Crk,inwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Katharine, Queen of England, Mts. SI D DONS, (Being her first Appearance this Season); Anne - Bulieh, f4iss BRUNTON. ' • WITH THE FARMER. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.--- Gallery as. Sec ond Price is. —U pper Gallery is. Second tice 6d.—No Money to be returned: Places for the Boxes to be taken at. the Box6office, in Hart street. ' The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Hal flyist Six. On Wednesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor; Falstaff; Mr. S. Keniblc, Mill the last night but one ofhis perform ance ; with The Quaker. On Friday, LangL 'when you Can; qossarnet, Mr. Mel vin, front the York Theatre, beio4 nis first appearanCe in London ; with The Adopted Child ; Michael, Mr. Melvin. To the WO RTHYand IND.EI-E?pF,NT..ELECTORS of the CITY of WESTMINSTER. CENTLEMEN, THE rnelAncholy Event of Mr. Fox's Death hav ing made a V,icaricy in the Representation of this City, I presume to otter myself as a Candidate upon this occasion, which I must ever deeply regret. - No Man can be more sensible than lam of the irreparable; lons which we have all sustained in the Death of tltis,great and distinguished Statesman-- your 'own feelings - 'will best -supp,ly all that can be said e on that- sujajed ; for myself, theretore, I s;iall only beg you to be persuaded, that if .1 "should be - honoured 'by your support, I' shall never cease to te„utember that the best claim that Lean establish to your favnnr,- wil lbe'a sincere-and ardent, attachment to the princi ries of otirAlorious Coostitutim, and tci r the Liberty and I nte 7 Tests vi my Country, inseparably conneded a they must ever be with the maintenance of those Principles ; and it will be ' . Stty unremitting endeavour, as the kepr:sentative guished a part Of this great Metropolis, that my concied —Shall not dishonour your choice. I have the Honour to be, With the greatest respea, Gentlemen, Your very . l'aitlitul humble SeHant, Northumbitrfand House, PERCY. Sept. is, 1806. WORCESTER MUSIC MEETING, 18°6. ON TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 23, at the Cathedral, a SERMON will be preached by the Rev. G. Tli R r.ERV 1 LLF , A. M. Vicar of Hanley, and Dornes;ie ' Chaplain to the V t. Hon. Lord Be..uchautp ; and in the course of tire Service wdi be performed Overture, Esther—Grand Derr ingen Te Deum—Anthem, Dr. Boyce, " Blessed is he" Hundredth Psalm—Coronation Anthfrn, " Zadock the yriest." In the Evening, at the College Hall, the Oratorio of •• Alexander's Feast ;" between the Ads a Grand Con certaute for Violin, Flute, Oboe, Viola, Bassoon, and Viglin cello 01,:igato. Wednesday morning, Sept. 24, at the Cathedral, a Selec tion of Sacred Music from the Works of Handel and Haydn. In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Miscellaneous Conceit, in two Ads. 'Thursday mor 1 ug,, Sept. 25, at the Cathedral, the Messiah. In the Evening, at the College Hall, a Grand Mtscella iteous Concert, in Two Ads. • Principal Performers, Mrs. 1311.LINIt; TON% Mrs. VAW; HAN, Miss 14IELVI • Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, KNY'VETT, VAUGHAN, and JAGER. Mr. CRAM ER, Leader of the Band.. _ . Second Violin, Mr. Moraft , Principal Bass, Mr. Lindley; Principal Tenor, Mr. Ashley.; Prin;:ipal Oboes, Mr. -Parke and Mr. Oliver; Principal Double Bass, Mr, Boyce; Prin cipal Clarinet, Mr. Mahon; Principal Bassoon, Mr.Holrres ; Principal Flute, Mr. fackson ; Principal Trumpets, Messrs. Ilyde and Camel° ; . Principal 'limns, Messrs: Leanders; Double Drums, Nr. Jeokinson ; Trombones, Messrs. Flock, Dressier, and Zwingman ; 'Organ, Mr. Mutlow ~and Piano, Mr. Dare. The rest of the Instrumental Parts of the Band oy the most approved Pei - limners in the Country. The whole COnclutted by, I. 'CLARK, B. M. ' STEWARDS. The Right Hon. Lord rOLE Y.. The Hon. I. W. WARD, M. P. ANTHONY LECHMERE, - Esq. Rev. RICHARD DA RK E,'Reetor of Graftox Flyford. Rev. GEORGE TURI3,ERVILLE, Vicar Of Hanley. Rev. EDW. JOHN HERBERT, Vicar of Ovetbury, The Performers are requested to be atWorcester on Sun day evening, Sept. at, in order to , a.t-tend the Rehearsal in the College Hall eariy on - Monday morning. ST. TIMMAS AND GUY's HOSPITALS. R. ASTLEY COOPER will begin his LEO TURLS on SURGE RY , tin Monday the 6th of °do. bcr, at Eight o'Clocicin the Evening. . • • • ST. uEORGL's HOSPITAL,and GEORGE-STREIT, HANOv ER-SQUARE, MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES. N SATURDAY, 06.1ober -4,. a COURSE of LECTURES on the MATERIA NIEDICA, PRAC TICE of R H IC, ancI , CRE MIST RY, will re-commence iii George-street, at the usual Morning Hours, viz. the Ma- Jinja Medica at a Quarter before Eight ; the Practice of Phy sic at Half alter Eight ; and the Chemistry - at a Quarter alter Nine. By GEORGE PEARSON,'III.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, and of the Col_ lege of Physicians. . . A Register is-tept of the Cases of Dr. Pearson's Patients in St, George's Hospital • and an account.given of then) at a CLINICAL•LECTUR every Saturday .Morningi at Nine o'clock. Pro,posals may be had at St. George's Hospital, win in George street. TO BE S'OLD, THREE SPANISH RAMS of His Majesty's A. pure Merino Breed, on Tuesday next the 23d, at Vixen's RepositorV, Barbican. Tw6 of them are Yearlings, or r 8 Months old ; the other is aged. A Fleece from a Lamb of the Old Ones' get was pronounced by the Bath Agricultural Soole:ty the finest Wool they had ever seen and one of these y'oung Rams is in the opinion of the Breeder equally. fine.—Were ' there on Fri day. No. 40, CHARING-CROSS„near the ADMIRALTY, LONDON; WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT and CURE the YELLOW FEVgR, and other MA LI G. NANT PESTILENTIAL DISEASES. Instituted under the Sanaion of skilful Physicians. THIS Remedy has been proved to be so effica cious in subduing and destroying' Infeaious Fevers, that the Public only bleed be informed they may be supplied with it genuine at fie above Warehouse, and at the Proprie tor's Warehouses in Liverpoid, Bristol, and Glasgow, whidh Lave been establishet solely for,the Sale of THE YELLOW FEVER REMEDY. The Price of each 3ox is One Guinea ' which contains a sufficient quantity - hr .the use of one Person for twelve months, and ample Diredions for its Use and Application, as well as Advice hot , to insure Health in the West Indies, America, &c. &c. k.:. by an eminent Physician. N.B. The most sarisfattory Proofs may be seen at each of ail Warehouses; this Iterhedy has, saved the Lives of Thou amis. LANDSCAPE. GARDENING, AND'S . ORVEYING. SAN'DYS most respe&fully informs the NO BILITY and GENTRY, that he continues to LAY OUT PARKS, WATER. PLEASURE GROUND, GARDENS, &c.. &c. in the first style of Improvement. He•also . gives DESIGNS for,I4()T.HOU'SES, and all ot-her HO RTIC ULT URAL BUILDINGS, on the newest and most approved Principles. ESTATES accurately Surveyed, Mapped, &c. Letters addressed to C. Sandys, No. 8, Pownall Terrace, Lambeth, will be attended to. , • - MORE CAPITAL PRIZES And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery, The First drawn Ticket entitled to TEN TI:IOUSA-ND POUNDS; I All Other Capital 1 ) -rites are afloat. • DURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Pr4es, proildett they purchase before the Drawing , commences, ‘tilichtwill be on the t3th of oElober next. The Scheme contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND, POUND PRIZES, TE'IN"rHOUSAND - POUND PRIZES, . FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c. To forme: Lotteries .dr;uhle thd Number:of Tickets. Twenty Thousand Tickel oaty and no other State Lottery to bd drawn-this Year. SCHEME. No. of Prizes. - Value of inch. Total Value. 3 _ . - 429,000 - - - - ‘66,00n • 3 - 3 5,000 . 4 1,000 . ... - - - 5, 00 0 $3 - - - - ' 4 , 'co 2u - . - - 2,000 , 4 0 ' 5 0 Airoo - 20 - - - - - 82,000 20,00 Tickets ,c 200,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office. Ticket - i 6 - •- 10 2o j Eighth - - it 6 Quarter - zol Sixteenth i 6 o THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Commenees , trawing 13th of next Month. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawn Ticket; Every other Priz.e afloat, from zo,oool. to 201. — PHIS Plan places all who purchase before the Drawing begins on equal terms ; an ad - Vantage that has, not been otlered to the Public forrnany years past. ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, And the SCHEME contains 3 Prizes of - - £2,0,000 .3 - . io,coo 3 - - - 5000 . 5 - woo &c. &c. &c, No Prize less than Twenty Pounds. The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are paid in Sterling Money ; zo,ocol. ter a zo,oool. Prize ; and se in" proportion fOr every other Prize. TICKETS and .SHA RES are on Sale at all the Licence& Lottery Offices, and by their -Agents. UNCOMMON ADVANTA6'ES. THE Only Opportunity of gating a Capital Prize ibis year, flaw otters, by the purchase of Tickets' or Shares in the present State Lottery, which begins Drawing the 13th of Next Month. Thf Fortunate Office of POPE, opposite the Bank of England, is now stored withohe choicest variety of Tickets and Shares. The rich Scheme contains. three 2a,0001. three ro,oool. three 5- 001. dtc. and only zo,oooTickets, the srmil est Number ever known. These combined circumstances make it doubtful it this quantity'of Tickets will be sufficient for the public demand, there being near 2,1 000 Tickets Sbid• previously to the Drawing of the Lottery before last. An entirely Original and Humourous Work, combining the united Talents of the greatest Satirical Artists of the pre .. seat Age. . . This Day was published, In itp•er. Royal 4to. price only 2s. containing three'qpital and highly-finished coloured charaderistic Caricature . Prints, to be continued every Fortnight until completed, No. I. of • ' r r TAE CARICATURE MAGAZINE ; or, HIT.; {)JrISRAS I C MI 1t.P.0 . R. i'.being a most capital Col !eClion of original hurnourous Cliaractei istit Prints.. •by Mr. WOUDWARb,- Author of Eccentric Excur.iions,in England. nd Wales. Quid rides ? mutaid nomine de to " Fatipla narratur."—Hoitacs, Lib. I. Londort : Published by Thomas Tegg, at the Apollo Li brary,, No. in, Cbeaiside. IMPROVED BOOKS, TO TEACH THE /RTS•OI - : READING AND ELOCI:TION. - • • . .THE FIRST BOOK. THE LONDON . . PRIMER J or, First Book, Containing the Alphabet', the Simple Sounds, arid a Gradation of easy and intelligible Phrases and Lessons, orna mented with sixty pleasing Cuts. -By M. Pelham, The Twentieth Edition, price 6d., THE SECOND I3OOK. Dr. MAVOR's SPELLING-BOOK, being an improve met& of all other Spelling-books, and universally acknew., le4ged to be the most useful, chaste, and pradticable Book of this kind ever published. The 35th Edition, , price Is. 6d: bound.. • . • THE THIRD BOOK. BLAIR's RE ADI NC; EXERCISES, consisting of easy, familiar, and •instrnalive, Tales, Narratives, Fables, De scriptions, and poems;'ACl each of which are prefixed,'the ,long-sixl lard words, divided and accented in the manner of Brown's Testament, with numerous Cuts, price as. 6d. THE FOURTH BOOK. BLAI R's CLASS BOOK ; or, Lessons for every day in . the Year; combioing elegant Composition' with I ns t r ucti on on every subjeCt of Human Know ledge, and calculated in every pax:c to create good taste, and at the same time make the Pupil wiser and better, price ss. bound. THE FIFTH BOOK.. CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, consisting of the most admired and popular Pieces of Poetry in the English ' l anguage, seleCted and revised by Dr. Mayor and Mr. Pratt, • price,ss. od. bound. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black_ friars ; 'sold by Tabart and Co. 157, New.l3ond-street; C ham ioante and Whir row, jewin-Street ; Wilson and Spence,York; H. Motley, G ; Keene, Dublin ; and by all other Booksellers and Stationers, with the largest and fullest alloW ance to Schools. N.. B. Mr. Phillips has,also published the following va, luable Elementary Books, as Exercises in Miscellaneous . Reading, for the use of Schools and young Persons: Mayor's British Nepos, ss. - - Mayor's Plutarch, ss. Mayor's Natural History, 6s. Gregory's Polite Education, 55.. Goldsmith's Popular Geography, 12S. Goldsmith's Historyof England, 3s. 6d. Mayor's History of England, cos. Mrs. Smith's History or England, i vols. 15S. Lyttleton's History of England, 2 vols. Bs. Burney's British Neptune, 7s. 6d. Burney's Naval Heroes, 7s: 6d. Mayor's Universal History, 25 vols. 51. • Mayor's Roman,History, 3, vols. 12S. Mayor's Grecian History, .2 vols. Bs. Watkins's Scripture Biography, ss. Mayor's Father's Gift, z vols. 9s. Elegant Extrads, Prose, 18s. Elegant Extrads, Verse, tBs. Elegant ExtraCts, Epistles; 15S. Russell's History of Modern Europe, 5 VOIL 455. The Books of Trades, Ranks, Games, Bible Stories, Tales Of the Castle, Aikin's Poetry, &c. &c. On Monday will be published, price as. 6d, C I IitCLTIVISTANTIAL DETAILS of the ASI' MOMENTS . and:LOlsit; ILLNESS of the Right 1-1011. 'C C. I. FOX. In which will be included a Summer's Table Talk of St. Ann's Hill; being Ccinversatious of that illustrious Statesthan during his Secession trout, Parliament,. illustratiVe of his OpinionS of Men and Things, and charac teristic of his Private Lite and Domestic Character. The purpose.of this. Publication is to check those misre presentations which have:already arisen, and to enable the, Public to form a due estimate of the Man they haye lost. Published by Jordan and 4axwell, opposite Somerset- House. SOUTH AMERICA On Monday next, the 2.2 d Sept. will be ptiblished, A• SUMMARY, ACCOUNT of the Vice-ROyalty of BUENOS AYRES, or, LA PLATA including its GeogrApiiical Position, Climate, Aspect of the Country, Natural Produttions, Commerce, Government, and State of Society and Manners. Eactraded froin the best Authorities. London: Printed for P.. Dutton; 45, Gracechurch-areet. I)..ty,wi,s puJlished, In OCI4vo, with Coloured Plates, price ris, in boards, THE FOREST PRUNER : A general Treatise on the Training or, Management, of 'British Timber Trees of every 'description The Whole tenting .to demon strate tilt; absurdity ;Aim dangerous consequences of most. of the Precepts hitherto generally received and acted upon IA the Nianagetnent of . inther ; being tire result of long Praetiee and careful Investigatbit Of tiv! Operations of Nature . . By-I,VM,. PON FEY, Nurseryman and Ornamental i'Linter i - and Planter and Forest Pruner to the late and present Dukes of Huddersfield, printed: sold icy London -by 'Hardirg, St. lames's-street ; White, Flea-street ; and,Dilawinau, s the Poultry. . _ Where . may he had, ' A. Defence of the above Work, Iron' the Animadversions of the Ant - .1 ;enhin and Critical ►reviews, prite Decti,:ated, uy Permission, to the Lord Bishop of Landaff._ • This Day was pliblisiiett, Elegantly printed in small Oelavo, price ;s. in boards, A. DEMONSTRATION of the EXISTENCE of GOD, deduced trout the 'Wonderful Works of - Na- tucc. :Translated t►oin the French of Chateaubriand, By FREDERIC SHO'RERL. Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Bridge-Street, Blackfriars. • The Translator.thinks it proper to give to the Public the • following. Charaler of this small Work, in the words of the venerable and distinguished Prelate to whom it is dedicated. His Lordship observes, that " it is not calculated for the in strudion of Philosophers, but it will enlarge the views of: • the Ignorant, it will arrest the attention of the Thoughtless,. aid it will ,give an impulse to the piety of sober-minded Men. There are Passages in it Which rinulate theeloquence , of Bossuet." Dr. GRE(.;OI(V's N CYcLut'EDIA.. To be finished in Five Months. ' IrHE SEVENTH PAR' of Dr. - GREGORY'S 1 NEW DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES: including all the-pew Discoveries and Improverwrits to present time, was • published on the First Darof September, vrice gs.'.and may be had of all Booksellers and Dealers in Books. ' • A Part will continue to be published on the First Day of the following five Months, when this valuable Work will be completed ha Twelve Parts, making two large and splendid Yolunie, in qua to, illustrated by One Hood ed and Forty Engravings, by the first Artists. The Fitsf Volume was completed on the First of August, and may now be had, in boards, price al. i7s. '6d. and all tae preceding Numbers may also be had at the Shop of every BoAseller in .the United Kinidorn, price 9s. each. Bridge-street, .Sept. 4, 18'4. BUENOS 'AYRES NND PERU. -This Day was published; In an elegant Quarto Volume, illustrauAt by Twenty beau.. titully coloured Engravings, price 21. ss. in boards, - -THE PRESENT STATE of PERU and its DE- L P E IsWEN CI ES, drawn from -original and authentic Documents. - • This important and truly interesting . Book is the only ge. nuine source of information in tha English Language through which the Public can become acquainted with the infinite value of .the late Conquest made by : that gallant and merito rious Commander Sir Home Popharn. ' It will appear by an examination of it, that the possession of Peru 'and Chili must be a necessary. consequence of the Conquest of Buenos Ayres and Paraguay ; that La Sierra, the Mine , Cour.try of Peru, which bus yielded to the indolent Spaniards' One Thousand' Millions sterling in Specie within zoo years • forms part of the Viceroyalty of Buenos Ayres, and may betaken possession of•by a single British Regiment; in fine, that these Countries, which may be taken and maih tained.without risk or expence, wili, in every sense, more than compensate Great Britain for the loss of America,' and for the aggrandisement of our Rival on the Continent of Europe. . , . Printee, for Richard Phillips, No, 6, Bridge-street'; and to be'had of all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, r. The History anti Present State of Malta, by the Cheva lier Boisgelin, in two vols. 4to. illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 31. 13s. 6d. in boards. 2. The Pidure of Palermo and Sicily, by Dr. Hager, pr 3 . ce Travels through Italy, particularly in the Kingdom of Naples, by KOmehue, 4 veils. 2os. boards. 4. The Present State of the Island of St. Helena, price 45. boards. A LETTER on the MEDICAL PROPERTIES -of FLEECY HOSIERY-. By WILLIAM BUCHAN, M.D. Author of the Domestic Medicine.—The Sixth Edition. In the Monthly Review thiS Letter is notified in the fol lowing words, " Dr. Buchan here enumerates the several Diseases which are either, caused or increased by the varia tions of Clituate in this Country, and which are likely to be obviated or relieved by attention to proper cloathing. He re commends,- and we think- justly, the Manufacture c 4 lled Fleecy Hosiery, in, preference to Flannel. Indeed the, de. licacy and utility of this Article fully deserve the praise which is here bestowed upon it." To be had of the l'ateoteesuf the Fleecy Hosiery, HO L- - LAND, WAIST ELL, and HORTEN, No. 99, High Hol. born, and otthe different Booksellers. *** La Lettre de M: Le Dodeur Buchan vient de paroitre en Vrancois. This Day was published, In One Volume, tan►o. price 4s. boards, The Secoe►d Edition of HE SWI S S E H M i G u R R A R I\aS : A TALE. By T Printed for Longman, Hurst,. Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- T 9 _ _ " The object of thiS well-told Tale is at once to set forth the happiness which may be derived from the practice of . be iefieence in an humble. and obscure sphere, and to exhibit a moving piCtnre of the misery of Which war is produCtive."— Monthly Review, I ttly, 1894. " This is an interesting, atteling, and instrulive Tale, re plete with good sense and good morals. The narrative is 'ably written, the language is good, and the sentiments are unexceptionable."—Anti-Jacobin, Feb. 1894. • " •A' pleasing and interesting narrative. 'The whole is ap parently from the. heart ; and ,it will .beguile the feeling mind of pity's softest drops."- 7 -Crit. Rev. March, 18Q4. - " This is a very pleasing and well-told • tale."—Btitish Critic, April 1804. As above may he had, by the same Author, lateli - ptiblished, The Morality of Fiction ; or, an Inquiry into the Ten dency of fizt)licius Ncrratives. With Observations on "soiree of the most eminent. In one vol. tamo.. price 45. in hOa t 6 , We cannot too highly c , mmend the tlei>ign andexcctt tion of this little Work. , We see nothing in it throughout, that doeS not tend to the improvement of taste and taloral sentitpent."—Brit.,Crit. Feb. i 806.. " The valuable sentiments aniUdireelions'expressed in neat language, which Mr. Murray's )vork contains, reticles i s t well worthy of attention."—Ecicaic Rev. Feb. tBo6. . LICTUALLING-aFFICE, • Sr.pt i c, :8 6. THt commlsszoNEßs for PICTUALLINO HIS MA YESTI's NAVY ...do hereby give Notkr, Tat on Irednesday the 241 b inst. they will be ready to rerttve Ten ders, in writing ( sealed )),• and treat for Eight ilnndped (2 , -41 . • 'ter: of Paleyanei Two Hundred Quarters of Close-dried, AMBER MA LT ; robe delivered- in• a fortnight, by. week(); propertio, into His Majesty'.! Yiscluallittg Stores at Dept find; eta for Four Hard red Quarters of Pale, and One Iftendrel Quartot of Chse-dried, A M13r12. 'MA LT‘; lobe delivered in afth - tnight, ay weekly proportions; inic,i - lif 'Majesty's IfitheaNipg Stores at Dover;' the 4.4nie to be paid for by Bills, pqyable, wi:h interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditi,ns of the Contra ,fir may be seen at the Secretat)': o:ffice. " No regard will be had to any Tender in which rl'e &ice :ball not be inserted in woris at length, or that shianot . be delivery "to the pard . before One 9 1 C104 cn the the 24:h inst. ?tor unless the Person zehf makes the Tend f r, or some Ferson en his behalf, attends, to - ansuer, TC.I,C;!-CaRE; FIC:'IVALLING-6FFICE, Sept. Is, Isic.6. THE COM.A.TA'S/O.4'V,ERSfor 11c7"4/.4L fjll.G omyE.yrpt N. 1 1 ,1" do here/y give Notice, That, on Friday, 11.0 instant, they 'will Go .resrly •to sieeize Tenders,. in -writing (se.:lrd pp), and treat fir Thece flunched .. Chill:leaver: of PITTS -T2),NFI 1:901) R. C()ALS, jai/ pay; to be delivered immediate(Y, in two entii - / Cargoes, free of all elargr and risk, into His Majesty's FiEbtallitsg Pretnisr;s . at Deptford; and to Ge•paid Jar ; -h . ; Bills, , igyal , l4, Inietest, ninety days after date, The Conditions of the Coistraa miy be seen at the Secretaty's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price :ball not be inserted in words at length, or that shall no be delivered 14- ' the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the 26th in. stair', nor unless the Person who makes the Trade, , cr scant Person issz-bis behalf, attends, to answer, when calkdfo , . PICTUALLING-OFFIcE, 'Sept. IS, 18c&. THE COMMISSIO2VERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY's: I\l4V I do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday next, the 2 . 3 d inst. Mr. Reeks, their Agent at Ports mouth, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Thousand Five Hundred (2ttartens of E NG. LISH WHEAT, for the . i service . that Port, to 7.crig6 Fify-eight Pounds per Bushel (and in rare it should weigh abov? Fifty-eight Pounds per Bitsbet the frz4r7:.eight will be said, to be delivered in One Month ; and to he paidio, by 13:114 paya. hlc,noith interest, ninety days after date. - , 'The. Conditions of the ,Conircta may be seen at.tke Office of the Agent Piqualler,at Torun:owl! afot (said. No regard will be had to any Tender in whifh the Price shall no . Z be inserted in vr,rds at lewitb, or . that 'shall no le delivered to Mr. Reeks, before TwelVe o'Clock on the said Thursday next, the 231 inst, nor teut:ss the Person tc•hoMakes the Tender, or some Pet son on his behalf, attends, la answer, 'when railed jt,r. OFFICE , OF ORDNANCE. St . /Wild/Cr. 7,1E06, . 'THE PRINCIP..-1L OFFICERS of His MA. .yES•rP s ORDNANCE. do ber6y - give' Notice, That Proposals will he rcceivefl at their Ogee, in St. Mug ale: ..itrect, -frestmintter; on or before Thursday thc"2l Laof Oct. next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the .P o;iiion of COPPER HO 0 PS and RIV ETS f,;• the Strvice of this De partment, upon a-Contract for Gne Ycar ; Patterns of which ;nay be viewed upon application at the Principal -.Sitnrekeeper's Office, in the Tower, 'where further- particulars miy be known ; also at the. Secretary's,Office, in St. Margatet-start afore.itiici, any Day between the HOins_ . ci Ten and Pour o'clock". Tire' Proposals aie to be delivered atthe Secretary's Office, sealed up, and mark: ed on the outside, - " Tender for .Copper Hoops and Rims ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Day of October., ly Order of the Board, R. H. CREW'. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, All Exchequer Bhlr dated ih the Month of OcNber, tBos, TO BE PAM OFA'. , T HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA YESTY's TREASURY having given Diret7ion; for pay ing of the Principal, of the . above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest t&reon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on inDNESDAY the Bth Day of ,October, 18c6 ; Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until Thursday Oct. 2, 1806, inclusive, from Ten o'clock in the Morning till One in the After noon, for the purpose of receiving the same. And for the greaser dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order. according' to the Value of the said Bills,. and Timer of Commencement of Interest, 'with ?he principal Sums and filter-est due ?hereon, computed front the days on ;which they are respealVe t ly dated, exclusive, to the said Bth Day of October, iS.6, inclusive, when - - the Interest wil4 cease ; and they are desired to write. their Names and Places of Abode on -arch Lists, and indorse their Names on the said Bills.' Ifany of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills s,4ould be desit sue of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said Bth Day of Oct. 1806, they may be accommodated on computing the Interest to the Day on w6icti tag w:sh to be paid, and leav ing the said Bills for examinatifsn one dgy'prior thereto. Such .1 3 rsons as may be desivar of having New Exchequer Bills in part payment, upon inentirming the tirms.u.nt at the bottom of their Lists delivered on or before the 2d Oct. next, may be accommodated n..ith New Bills ceertying an Interest- of Three , pence Halfpenny by the •Day on eve?). One flundfred which said New Bills ,will be.2r - date the said Sth Day .f tober, s Bo6, and will le delivered mSattirday • iBo6, and the fcll,T., , ilg Days: _ . N. B. All- Excbefifer Bills dated prior J 9 0c;06,.r, inrim been advertired kepaix t anoi the /were,: :her eon keit cearcd. ~,. Llt