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:r ~.. 'NUMBER 42,50..1 THEATRE ROVAL, DRUP.Y-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVLNING, April will be performed. • AS YOU LIKE Tr. - _ Orlando, Mr. ELLISTON ; Tzuchstone, H ANN.' ST-ER ; - Audrey, Miss POP E. ;. And Rosalind (with the-Ctckoo Song), Mrs. JORDAN. In At V. a Song by Mrs . . • • /ITFi FORTY THIEVES. - The Charaaers by Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr: DIGNUM, Mr. H. SI ODONS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND; Mrs. MATH•EWS, Miss DE CAMP, &c. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price'is. Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper. Gallery is. Second Thee Money to be returned. • . . Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. , fosbrook,.at the Box.Otlice in Little Russell street. The Doors will be opened at Half. past Five,'and the Play begin at_klalf-past Six. 1-4F.ATRI, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'P'S PRESENT EVENING , April 2 9 , w ill be • .pertorrrhO - - THE' DRAALV2I3'f". . Lord scratch, 'Mr. MUNDEN ; fiRUNTON t Vapid, Mr. LEWIS; liss Coilrtney, Miss BRUNTON ; •• Mariana, Mrs.'EITC/IfIELD. wimn THE WHITE PLUME ; • Or, THE BORDER• CHIEFTAINS. - Principal f2haraders Scotch—Mr. MURRAY, Mr. Hlll,, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BLAN C.l-1 MID,. Miss DAVIES. Dape-7-Mr. jOHNSTON, Mr. TAYLOR.- English—Mr. MUN DEN, Mr. INC LEDON, Mr. LISTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Miss SEARLE. Places or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the tax Office hi Meirt-street. • The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half - past Six. To-morrow, Henry the Eighth ; with The White Plume. FINE. COLLECTION of ORANG and LEMON TILE ES Catalonian and Arabian jessa- Trrincs, and true Bologna 'Sausages, is this day arrived in NO preservation, at lohn 13tirgess• and Son's Warehouse, ?No. 177, Strand, London. April 8, t 2,06. ADVANCE OF PRICES. FROM the great Demand for Tickets and Shares the Prices will continue to rise, and Cannot afterwards be lower, the Scheme being so construCted that there will 3lot, at any period of the Drawing, be three illanks tci a Prize. Lottery begins Drawing izth May, 1806. - .SCHEME. Prize of 425,0D0 - is ,C25,0c0 2 • - - 201000 • - -• 40. . 0.,0 2 • • • • Ic.),000 • - • • ,•• • 20,000 soco • • - 1000 • • • • • _A. 30,0.0 500 • • • • 100 10 - u. 13 7 7 - 20 - .. .. 56 - - - 50 2SOO 21 - - _ V J 30,200 432.3 . 0 7 7 7 7 a: o Tickcis 4250,000 Part of tt.le above C;piia,U. tvf_s First-drawn Tickets, Ist Day ,C tOOO each. - ,C 5000 - ive• First.drawn Th:kets, , - 3,1 Day boo :each ' socra first -drawn - 4th Day - - 10,000 • Ditto . - sth Day - Ditto - - 6th Day - - - • -Price of a Ticket - - ,C2o S o Half - - to 5 I Eighth - ,Cz i 6 Quarter - 54 p SiNteenth -1 6 6 The present Scheme contains - more Prizes and fewer Blanks,s,han any Lottery for inany years past. ZS, COO POLL - MONEY . FOR PRIZES. t,WIFT and Co: No. t i, Poultry, respetifully in ' form the Public, that they now pay the Prizes of the last Lottery in full, or-take them' in exchange. for Tickets and Shares in the present Lottery., which begins drawing on • " " ISlonday week. The Saeme of this Lottery has strong claims to the Pa tronage of the rublie, as it possesses more Prizes and fewer Blanks „than any of,the late I., , teries; the highest Prize is -1.5,011. anti th'e loWest tI. Tickets have already risen, and will be higher before the Drawing begins. . TWO hundred, a nd nine Capita Prizes, from 5 001. to 30,0001. navel:teen shared, sold, and registered in the last and lormer totteries A .by HORNSBY and Co. ' Cornhill, p, Charing-cross, and St. Margaret's. Hill, Borough. Tickets arid Shares' for the present' State Lottery,' to be drawn the kilt of May; ate now selling by Hornsby and Co. . greut variety of Numbers at the l o west-Prices. Orders .by Letter or Carrier eiectited exactly 'on the same terms as if present. N. B. All Bnsiness in the Public Funds transatied with Care and Fidelity. • STATE LOTTERY, To begin. Drawing on Mond'ay, May $2... HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokets, at their State Lottery Wfice, 93, Royal Exchange, Lon don, are now 'selling, in great variety of, Numbers, Tickets . and' Shares for*the..above Lottery. No. 1 0 ,73 0 , a Pi ize of zo,oonl. in the late February Lottery, was- Sold by them in one Quarter,, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares. ' • The present Lottery consists of only 25,000 Tickets,. and .the Scheme contains - • ~. - - 4. a Piize of k 25,000 3 RIIZCS of • A, sOOO . 2. ---=—• 20,000 tO ,-----,-- . 1000 I _.___Y_.___Y ---- ' 2 --- "io,o o to , Soo Exclusive of 6276 other Prizes from 5,-:-.01. down•to zo'Gui azeas and not three Blanks to a Prizc. r . . letters, , post=paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. --- 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING;CROSS. 1 P T' BISIT wishes to kemind 'WO Public that the . Drawing of the Lottery approaches very near, and like wise to inform them there is no probability of Tickets or Shares being cheaper, but, on the contrary, an almost certain ty of their rising in price ; he theretbre4ntreats such , of his friends as mean to adventure, not to . lose any time, but to buy .whilst there is a goOd variety of numbers. - • . The .very great and,indeed uncommon Success that has at tended Purchasers at his Offices for several years, he hopes will continue, and the Holders of all outstanding Prizes are entreated to bring thent for payment, or exchange them , tor Tickets or Shares. thirteen Capital Prizes in the last tottery (lately finished) the last 3a,0001. the last zo,oool. and the last 500,601. Prizes cver drawn were . all sold in Shares by ' 'n LUSH. (3:2" All Business in the Public Funds transacted with-fi delity and dispatch. , rTHE real JAPAN BLACKING, - made by DAY 1. and MA RUIN.. This invaluable Composition, with "half the usual labour, prodUces the rit:nit brilliant jet black ever beheld, allbrds peculiar nonrishment to the Leather, will not.soil the tincstlineh i is perleCth free from any un pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any/ climate. Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the A.lanufaCtory, No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F.:Day, .N0..7, Tavistock street, Covent-garden W. Day, No. 65, Swallow-strezt ; Amen, No. a, Finch-lame; and by the principal foot makers, Perfume's, and.O.ilinen,:iti 'the Metropolis ;-,and•in ,everytowndttroughout-the Linitchl.liingdom, in Stuns Bottles, prLLL: Ls. Ad. • • UE S 21 l; To the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of rite COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER, GENTLEMEN, • • THE Death of yOurrhuch to be lamented MeiTh ber, Mr. Egerton,',having occasioned a Vacancy in the Representatiov or this County I feel myself called upon by ari Address 1 took the liberty to.trouble yoit with on the resignation of Mr. Crewe, in 1,802; to oiler my Services to the County on the present occasion. In con formity with the sentiments I then expressed of wishing to preserve the Peace - of the County, and disclaiming all idea of interrupting the. harmony and unanimity winch .1 trusted would ever prevail amongst us, I beg.leave to declare my . reso- Intim to abstain fiont all Canvas which may occasion any ill.. will or disturbance, and to submit with perfect acquiescence to the determination of a General Meeting ; ever: retaining best wishes for the Prosperity and HappineSs of the County • of Chester, 1 have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, - ' • • Your most obedient and faithful humble Servant, 10IIN DELVES BROUGHTON. Chester„ April 23, IS,a6. , . SARDINIAS. rrHIS deliciou3 Fish afFor s ds one of -the-finest Re lishes I;nown (1-lickson's.pre.pared Anchovies for Sand wiches excepted) : they are cured dry, and will keep a long tittle, Sold at .Hickson's, .Str'and E in.:Boles_tcs. Oa. or Ke,s uis. eagll. Potted and Stewed' Lampreys, Sinimps, and Larnpetus ; the best 14.11ns,..1'i)tiguesyputch liertings, and Beef, Cod : Sounds; Smoked S-11:nqa, Parmesan, C hap- Zigilr, Tani! Ripe Stilton Cheese, -Sauces, Pickles ,AnchoVies, ()lives, Soy, Capers, Vlaccaroni, Venni.; celli,. Vingats, Mustard', Spices Oils, Portable:Soups, Preserved Ginger, .Sweetmeats, and every. Article in the ha- . lien and Oil. Business, DEDICATED TO THE BRITISH NATION , - -W -1\711.. CUNDEE has the Honour to. in f orm the Public, that the Four Descriptive PRINTS, in Co lours, of the Ceremonies which took place previous to the Funeral, and at the Interment,ot the late Illustrious R,D NELSON,.are new. - ready, for delivery, price 21.. as. the Set. The Drawings for these Prints were taken from actual ob servatiOns, by A. PUGIN, Esq. (Joy whan the Views to the Graphic Description of-the University of Oxford are executed), and are engraved In acqua-tinta by Mess. Levis, Alerigot,•and Hill. • The four Prints are of an uniform size, each measuring 13 by ;71 inches, carefully printed an •colours, on a superfine imperial paper. . Outline of the Subjeds Interieir VieW of the Paint ed Chamber at Greenwich, with the revered Kernains of 'the noble Hero laid ia Sfate, - 2. Piduresque Representation of the Procession by Water from Greenwich to Whit-pall - . 3.' View of the Grand Procession from the Admiralty to Saint Paul's, on the Day - of Interment. 4... Exhibition of the --Ce remony of the Interment in St. Paut's• Cathedral, These interesting Prints are accompanied With con cise Letterpress Descriptions, • explanatory of tite,respec. sive Subjeds ; prl;ited in a style of corresponding elegance, and delivered gratis , : _ I vy- lane, Paternoster. row, April 24. T.AWV. • MESSRS. W. CLARKE and' SONS Tresp'ea-' fully inform the ~Profession, that the remainder of Mr. BA RTON's WOR-K1 cal thu.SCIENC E of CONVGY ANCING, together with 'an Appendix of Cases up to the res;mt Tine, andl very copious - Analytical l nd ex , was this Day published, in Two very large Royal .( e.tavn Volumes Alnico 21. los• in hoards), -kung Vols., V. and. VI. which wholly complete the Work. • ' Gentlemen arc requested to give immediate orders to have this Work completed, as the Parts are stow doing up m after'which their. Sets must remain imperfect. , • Lotidon :. Printed for W. Cla:ke and Sons, Portugal-street, TO NOVEL READERS. • This• Day was pubiished, • . • • Tn Three Volumes, 121110. price 125. sewed, THE FATHER arid SON ; or, 14 CLAILL Mt. NI T. • A ,DeSultory Tale. Printed at the MinerviVffiee, Leadenhall-street, for'Lane, Newman, and Co.; and sold by William Earle, Albemarle: smet. Where may be had, just published, Domestic Scenes, from tho German, 3 vols. price 135, 6d. sewed. Ellen, Countess of Castle Howell, by Mrs. Bennett, :l Edit. 1 vols. price 14s. sewed. Herman and Emelia, by La Fontaine, 4 vols. price 18s. Heirs of Villeroy, by Henrietta ttouviere, 3, vols. price 13s. 6d. • juvenile Indiscretions, by Mrs. Bennett, zd Edit, 5 vols. Trice 17s. 6d, The Paraclete, by Mr. Lathy, 5 vols. price ii. TRIAL OF MR: PATCH. • -1 This Day 'yds published, price 6s. -Cd. by Edward Jeffery, No. Ir, Pall. AFULL: and- PARTICULAR ACCOUNT of the above INTERESTING T MAL, taken in "Thom- ' Hand .by Messrs. BLANCHARD and RAMS EY.--To the , Work is prefixed, ••A corred,and much admired Likeness of, the' Prisoner, represented. • at the Bar, taken' .by a celebrated Artist, expressly employed for that purpdse ; also-a Portrait of Esther litChener ; together with a-View of the House and I' remises. • To give this' - Publication preference over every other, it is. only necessary to add, that it is drawn up under the . special Patronage and •Authority'of. the High Sold.also by John Walker, Paternoster-row; James As perne, cornhill; . Harris,. Corner 'of St.' Paul's Churth , , yarri; j." and' Richardson; Royal Exchange; and loseph • Bell, OXford-road. . • . . - This' Day was published, price t3s. in bona, THI; ►BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, and - • • Ad ministration of the Sacraments, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the United Church, of England and Ireland; together with the Psalter, or .Palrns of David: .To. which is prefixed, I - 7 1n IntroduetiOn, comprising a, History cf-the English Liturgy ;. a S ketch - of the - Reformation of Religion in England ; and a VieW of the English Translations of the Holy Scriptures. • . , The Calendar, Rubrics, Services, and Book of Psalms, are accompanied with NPTES, Historical, Explanatory, and Illustrative. , 13y the Rev. RICHARD WARNER. • , " I will pray with the Spirit; and I will 'pray with the Understanding-also; , i Cor. xiv. 45. . Bath,: .Printed by R. Cruttwell; and sold by Wilkie and Robinson, rateriwstee-tow, London. This Day.;were published, • In'Two Vols. Svo. I ss. 6d. bOards, New Editions - (36i% the ,zd and 4th) of WALKS THROUGH WALES, by the. Rev. R. WARN.E.R, of Bath. Embellished with three Aquatint Views by Aiken, and engraved 'Sketches of each day's route. • , • Bath : Printed by R. Cruftwell ; and sold by Wilkie and. Robinson' Paternoster-row, LOndon. Of whom may be had, by the,same Atithor, • T. A %Valk: through Somerset, Devon, and d'art of Corn wall ; embellished with two Aquatint•Views by Aiken, from the Drawings of -Beckerand Hullcy, s. z. •A Ipur through the Northern Counties of ,England'and the Border's of Scotland; embellished with two Views by Becker, I.'vols. -18 s. 3. Excursions from Bath, comprehending Topographical Accounts of the Principal Seats in the Co.inties of Wilts, Somerset, itiid Gloucester; accurate Lists of the several Paintings, with critical Remarks and Biegrophical Anecdotes of distingulslied , eortraits, • ' The H.istory of Bath, Royal Quarto, %I. tzs.-6d. , 5000 7,070 • • 1 -t. ' 4 4 :.E. f $ 1 ' -, ' • o APRIL 29, 1800. COMPANION 'FO THE PEERAGE. This Day:wfas published, Price 9 c 64, - . in boards, ortos.6d. bound in red, in one thick and closely Orinted'Vcilume, the size of Debrett's • and Keatsley's. Peerage, , • AO, BIOGRAPHICALINDEXIO the PRESENT HOUSE OF COMMONS .: Containing brief but correct} Notices of the Lives, the Family., and Party Conneitions, the Senatorial Charai - ter and Conduit, anti all other useful and satisfactory Particulars 'relative to ALL THE MEMBERS 01. , THE COMMONS •HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT ; . -'drawn-up and printed as a Compa nion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages. In an Appendix are given • all the Divisions which have taken 'place on Great public Questkons during several year's past. • . Piinted for Riatard Phillips. No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; sold by Black and Parry, Leadenhali-street ; T. Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Co:nary,. This Day was published, • An Three ItOlumes, s. 6d. in boards, LERSET - F from the MOUNTAINS ; beiug ' the real Correspondence of a Lady, between the Years 1773 and 1203. P . intred for Longman,' Hurst, Rees, and Orme, raternos. ter:row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The Highlanaer, and other Poems. In r vol. Evo. price (id. in boards. , This. wits published, in 4to. price ti. Its. 6d. boards, A FRICAN. D4t.II4.OII.A.N T DA, relative to. an. At- . 13. "tempt to Establish a' BRITISH SETTLEMENT 't!to 'ISLAND of BULA.MA, on the WESTERN , COAST of A F RICA,An , the Year 179 i. With a brief Notice of the Neighbouring.Tribes, Soil,.Produelions, &c. and viine , ObseryationS OR the facility of Colonizing that Part of Africa; with a view. to 'Cultivation, and the Intro cteliOn of Letters and , Religion to its Inhabitants but more particitlary as the Means of gradually Abolishing AFRICAN SLAVERY. By Captain PHILIP BEVER', R.N. -. Illustrated 'by a Map of the Western Coast of Africa, and , PlaiiS of a - Blockhouse. London.; Printed tor , (:. and It. Baldwin,New Bridge-street. Day was published, in flvo. price los. 6d: boards, A N INQUIRY ihto the s PIUNCIPLES - of CIVIL .C 3,. and MILITARY SUBORDINATION. - _ By lOfiN MACDIARNIII3,,Esq. lontion't l'_rinted for 'C. and , K. Baldwin, New Bridge -street ; and for Tihos". Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. Where raity bcihad, in 2 vols. Svci. price iSs. 4n Inquiry into the System of National Defence in Great lifitain. By • the same Author. •*\ in the;e•two Works will he founds-discussion' of the principal topics in regard•to the Amelioration of our Mil i ta r y ..systein, which at present occupy the attention of the -Letis llatOre and the Public. - . • This Dav was published, price :6s. boards, LL CO.7tIPENDIUM of the ANATOMY, PITY sioLO G a v d 'PATHOLOGY of the HORSE ; bAng a clear and familiar Description of the various Organs an d ,farts, to g ,:ther with their fun ions, of that useful and beautiful A n Laval, • And also comprising a View ofthe eases and Injuries to which the several Parts are liable, with their Sy iiiptorns and Modes o r Cure; together--with a concise Examination of the Economy and Stru6ture of dr.! Foot, and Observati ott Printed tor l tohnson, St. Pattl'S.Church-yard. . This .Day. was punlishedi • TWO' GIRLS of EIGHTEEN : a Novel, by an Old Man ; 2 Vii s. price s. • 4 ' Reader— the a,oito way 1 turn'd it, And flay tint< s I tore the scrap and ourn'd it. No More ! said—the/Title will do wonders— - • Mottos on Women lire but rhyming blunders. Then lay thy pen aside—Two Girls can speak A langn,ige better understood than Greek." just published, Don Raphael, a Romance, 3 vols. t3s. 6d. al;o a new Edition of the celebrated Romance The Three S.r.niards; •pri•ce 125. Vrintod and . sold by (.; : walker, to 6, Great Poitl and-street ; sold also by T. Ostell, - Ave Maria-lane. Shortly will he pUblished, iri One Vol. Roy , al'Odavo, r*dicated, by permission, to the • Right Hon. Lord Erskine, 1 ord High Vhancellor of Great Britain, THE and LAW 131 TITHING, adapted not only to the Instruetion and Convenience •ot the Professors of the Law . . but of all Persons interested in Ti t hes q rand illuArated by References to the most leading and recent Tithe• Cases. • P , -• . ' Dy FRANCIS LOWDEN, Esq, Barrister. Melius estjus deficiens quam jus-incertnm. London : Printed fox C. avid R. Baldwin, New Bridge street. • • , The Work Voiided into three,Books„ The Ist Becik treats of the nature of Civil 'Establishments of Iteligial, and of Tithes and other Ecclesiastical Revenues, and considers them historic:.:lly,. The 2d Books sets forth what. Persons, Clerical and Lay are entitled-to Tithes in England ; what Tithes arc payable by Common Law and by custom ; how Tithes .are :k !reefed. by.. Statute ; and the Nature and Grounds of Prescriptive Rights, Exemptions, and . Moduses. And the Id Book contains the various Modes of pursuing And defending Tithe Causes of every denomination, in the ritual Courts, Courts of Equity, and of the Comma Law. Tile Work CiDS,":S with a copious A pper4ix of Aas• and Pre. cedents, and a full Alphabetical Index: • . MUSICAL G I:AMMAR. This Day was published, Ir. one 'Pocket Vol:nne, price 85..4911(4, i N vi SICAL GRAMMAR, :it) . Four Parts - • NRtation, Melody, Harmony, arid Rhythm. By Dr. C I. L co-rT z Ory,anist--of Covent-garden Church. Printed andcsold by K. Birchall, at, his Musicai ,Library, 133, New Bond-street. W here may be had, just published, • Cramsr's Grand Sonata ir,a( the Piano-forte, dedicated to Mr. Woeld, Op. 36, 5s. —Von Eich's Hornpipe and Air, for ditto, 3s. 6d.--Ditto, March, Air, and Pastoral., zs. 6d,- Latour''s Grand Sonata; dedicated to the Prince Of Wales; ss. IVesley's favorite Polish -Air, with Variation, 2 ; —Ditto -Voluntary, cur the Organ, No. .7, Dr. Crotch's ~ Fhgne, foi ditto, No. r, 2.5.--A Concerto for the; Organ or Piano forte (the subjtels taken from iFlandel), • by Har, , h,. as. 6(1,— . Likewise the following separate Pieces from Stelbelt's.celc britcd Ballet of . La Belle Laiticre : .the.Mareh is. Shawl ts. 6:1. and the Pastoral Dahce, as. N.H.A- fcw Copies , of 'the Grammar on Tine Paper, at sos. 6d. each. • This llay was published, • . Handsomely printed in One Volume, Royal Quarto (uniform in size aitd 'type 'wlr4l the TrJusactions ul the Linnamn Society of .I.6licion), and embel lishcd with Pot- Araits Linttwifsaml Dr. l'ulttaiey, with a fine Plate of . 11.1 edals, and a Fac Simile of Lintiteus'sliand-writiug,price is. 6d. id•boards, p Ii GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LINNJEU - S. By RICHARD.PULTEN M.D.. •F.R.S. The Second Edition, with Corrections, -cOnsiderable Addi..• tions, and Memoirs of the Author By AV.I LLI A - N . l G EORGEM ATUN, M.D. F.R.S. , • Physician .Extraordinary to Her -.Majesty, Fellow of the Royal College of Phybicians, and a Vice-Presidetit of the Linnxim Society of London. • which is annexed , The. Diary of -Linn us. written :by hit - itself, and now translated into English from, the Swedish .Manuscript ,possession of the Editor. Printed fur j. Mawman, in the Poultry. Of whom rhay he. - had, ihy.,the same Author, ObserVations,chießy`ltilative to the Natural -llistory„ Pi , 7- turesque Scenery, and Antiquities of the Western Countie - : , of Ingland, -matte-in the Years,l79 . 4 , 1796, with a Miner:, i., iical Map. and Views, in Aqua Tiiira, by . Alken, o (-20A,tvo, I, -,...4,141113?..c ! 1 .11,.---i, , ( 4 ,(v . -it< ?.4..t\ • 40 4...11r. r • lrrrs-, tI i RICE SIXPENCE . . . • • - VICTUALLING-6117CE, . . Itnre6 r©, iSr§. 91" HE CO MATISSIONERSfur VICTUA LLING A; HIS' Al /-1,! 's de vevely giv, Nome, Fray, thezotb lane next,' they will be • eady to receive Tenders in writing (sealed - up), for such quantities of 1:s: fa/owing - 4p." scription of Staves— - • Crown Dantzic Pipe ._ 11rndy • ,Hogshead • Brack Daptiic . • • Staves. Hambro' Stettin • , Qmekec As the reSpeilive Persons who'may make. r'ropOsals thereof quill contrat7 to delhVer into the Viaualling Stores, 'at Deptford aid P!ymouth, in ;such prOportiou as ,:all heriarer -bed etermined upon one.balf by the 3q.th of No-v. next, and the remainder by the 3ts.t of janawy - next to he paid for" . hy. ells, payable, with intelst, ninety day.: attar date. The CoPaitions.of the ,o;:tra.c2 May b'e seen ,at 14: Seeritary'r Office. - • - N. 8.. No Tender for a less quantity than Fify Thnusand ' crown Dantzic Pipes, Thu Thousand C.oun Dan::.-de Bran y, Twenty Thousand Crown Dantz.ic 1:Io , -,head,••or Twevy-p-ve Thousand Brack Dantic, ;Ilambargh,7Stettia, - or Staves, will 4e,admitted.' •. • No regard Will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words. at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Chck on the,said , the 2o! h . 7ra:e next, nor unless the Per. , 71 cubs the Tonier, or some Person on his behalf, attena, to ansWer,wints.*billied for. PICT L L ING.O FFICE, • April 14, HE COMMISSIO ATER S for -VIC fLIALLING HI. 111/4,`ES NAVY dil,creby.,give Nosier, Ifrat on Monday the 12th of May nevi theywill-be rca4 t , receive Ten ders, in writing (sealed: up), and treat for Four H smite' Tons of LIVERPOOL; Or Ctra Vlf Grained IRI SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and for Six kis/mired 1 - ,;ras •of -CiIE SHIRE BAY SALT-, of the largest.Graiss, , or Salt of sail goodness ;of which the Persons Wr 1, make tae nders doe to pro. duce Samples to be delivered into gis A.l-4jeqf c ,Stores at Deptford, tine' half by - the 3ist next, a rrl the remainder by the 3oth eJ Septem/ser loh'..wissg,..lree of all charge and risk to ffis Majesty, excrbt 'that the Conttaßor will he at, dolved 2r. I id. t er Tone r terage of tie Salt fFin the it hail to the .;totes : and to be I's:al:sir by Bills, with,lnterett, ninety days after dare. • Thetonditions of the Cottraß rr.sy be seen sit the S'cletsitY's Office; or by applyirg to the Cv,tezf ,rs of the Salt Darks at Liver pool, at Middlewich, -in C'hethire, respeell ;stty. No regard will be bad to any reoder in which the Price s hall •not be inserted in words at length, or that 5h,711 . , , 0t be delivered to the Board be/ore One o'clock sin the:said Monday, the 121 h of May next, nor unless the Person qubc maker the lender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to anwer, wt-ea called for, , 1 _. - ~~, VICTUALLING OFFICE, m • • HE COMMISSJOERSfrt r LIALLINa N HIS 111.47E.,51 . t"s ""t* as hereby give Notice, on .Frility the 2d of Ma): 'they will be reaty to receive Tenders, in Writing (sealed • up), - and treat for , Ore eitinayd and Lily to Two Hundred Chaldrons of PIT "I''s f.ANVIELD COALS, frill pay, to be delivered intmeai,:aely, in an entire Cargo, free of all charge and risque, to His Jl4,ljesti,•al;ngside His Majesty's Vit74alling Permits -at Usprford ; and for Two Hun. died eons of MUSCOVADO SI.iGAR,•to hr nnvires a: fe to Sampler to be Lroduced!ivith the Terders 1, be aetio !..ed in 'the Originat . ' Packages, and in'the proportion of not leis tbgn "' wen t". nve, ttr more than Thirty, lons per week, _lron that lrf):, into Majesty's Viamalling Stores at :he sd'nr place. - The whole toter Laid jot•by Bids,payable,with harvest, ninety days alterdate. The Conditions of We Contrails may be seen at• the Secrawy's Wire, - • • NO regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pain shall not be inserted in w,rds at length, or t , ',at shall not /, , e artivered to the B;,ard befare One o'clock on the sail the 21 of May next, nor senles the Ferson'who makes the Tender, or some Per son on his behalf, attends, to answer, When called for. • - VICTUA r, LING-0 Me • . igo6. THE COMMISSIONERS for WIWI - LUNG His Al N4P Y do ho-eby Nice, ?hat on Friday the 9th May, they will be rra.i'y to receive:Tenders; is zuritinglsealedupj, andotrcat jar the supply, on separate Con-• traos, of what FRESH' BEEF 4 , 71 BF. is.R.m..y be reluirtd fer, the use of His Majesty's Oips• ,tnd Pesirls.at ,t - Yeyntuzu, for the space of Twelve Months front the t7;h.of that Month ; lobe paid Jar by Rills, toyableiwith intei est; nine : 7 days - after date. , • . 7he . Comiitioni of the CynteaFir utay.te see,' at the Necretaly's °Yee, at thi,s O'fice .or by applying a the - colle,sPr Hi.; Ma. jesy's Customs - at liiyinoutb, • . .IV-7 regard will be had to itsl-Teirier in wheel,' the Price shall not he inserted in words • at leNZ:th, or that shall•not 6e delivered to the Board before One.o'Clock air tpe said Friday the 9th May next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, :or some Person on his behaif, attends, - re answer, I,Ohen e:died Jo• • PICTUALLIN.G:OFFICE, .- ' • AfiriLzB, 1806. _ . THE COMMISSIONERS for PI CTUA L LI A G HIS iIIAyESTY 't NAVY ',1.) hereby give Nuice e rba; nit' Wedeetd4 tbe- 14th May .I;ext (inilead .J i1 . ;./yesae 4 ty the 3otb instaitt, as iweviettsly advertired) they :vitt be read:) , to ref-eh"? 'Temiers bt writing, - Sealid up, 'and teat for the filiowing Orley'. lilies .41 LRON HOOPS; viz. , vATT !doors - roo ) BUTT HOOPS - g,OO Tons. , PLATE HOOPS i 0 0 .% _ ' - 4 6 0 of f r a 9 friaOlii; of diber denorti.,at:on-.7,a hts than Fib' MU* To be d, 'iv:red in ten Weeks., by uetqy pr,perticns; into His •111 , s. jesty's Stores at- I),p:frit ; and to - be paid for by Vl sf • Payable, with Interest, ninety days 4fter date. • \ • , The Con.iitions of the Contrail, .and Samples of the Hoops; may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • . iv reg.ard will be had to 4 iqy Tender in which the ;'ride sha!l not be .inse; ted in words at length, cr that shalt no: be delivered 4. the Baird before One o'clock on the said 11•:-d,esday the -14th . May Itext, nor unless.•the 'Person who make; the Tender t - or saw Person on bis behalf, attends, is answer when call/di°, • • E rIST IILILA'E, - April 16,- 1Y o 6 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of 11w UN CU.IIPANY of 11; E A ,N 7 of L.eIND trading to the East Indies do hetely give Notice, That at the .General Court which is appginted to he held ol lrednesdgy, the 7th .tliay next ensuing, sunaty Resolutions zvhick .passed the awl of Di: .on the 0, of tie ptesentAl,mth rela tive to the Purchasing of two Sh.p, in lieu el tie .jr d Hughes and lkitannia.t, he the , and lt,der the imene: &ate Alailag•went of the i.ompasr, szomilfed the 4 , 0 4 General Court ; and a Motion then made; 1 hat 'the 1!y- Law, Cap. .13, Sec.. 1, may he slmperded, in crder that hhe that may be citified into e tcl. WIL . LI4III R S Y Sec lIHEUMATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec tions, .with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or fly ing '. Pains, Flntilency, Indigestion, and genpral Debility, originating hi 'whatever _source, . are relieved and frequently cured by WIIIIEIIEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD Pt L I.S, after every other Means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustanl,' used with the Pills in those Complaints wiitr necessary, is perhaps the most ac tive, penetrating, and cirsciu.ii Remedy in the World, gene, rally curing the severest Sprains and llruises in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment nr.tinbroca tion ; ,and, if used iminetlW-ly , after any arcident,it - pre- , vents Use part turning black. Chilblains it prevents front breaking, and instant! removes their tormenting itching. — • Prepared only, and'sold by . R. i t t I INSTO N, Apothecary,. Cleck,street, Salto,London, at 2;. 9:I. eatn ,Rox ;,t - Bottle ; and by every Verhier in Lily: United (1u n. • his a blvk ink .s:4mi), +viti. th:. 'Same of i..10111:4t4Ji tS:n.;.; , -t Q Lt. • )\