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, 1 ik..Ablega.; PT C t , :-.-- • 4 , -..,.. 4a „ 4, .;-,',-.-_, \ • _ r , - g ~,,.t.,7. w, 7.,_.t:,\p.,-, ~.. ...=,40(...,, , , :""'I ..... - -7, .. :I V . ::,... 7/td ~'ic''.......-r •: - 4,.:',,, ...r.-... * ~ „..10rzir,,, ....,,... " 13 ' -....- N. v yv ,i --, ~ k 4...... % ,4: , A.." ef.. •, . _ .. - I - , - • , 41 ~. .1, \• ' 44.1 . 4'.ks , , Alb vs- Nb A UCTO.BER 13,, 1806. NiTIII-2ER 4393.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PRICE SIY.FtNTE 'THISpRESENT EVENING, 04.1. 13, :806, will be pei to. tiled _ ROMEO AND JULIET. Rome Mr. E L 1.1 Sro ; Capiilet, Mr. Pr )1V EL L; • • , Paris, Mr. CA IC LES ; ntrcutio, Mr RUSS L LLI Tybalt, DE - CA Friar Lawrence, Mr. it Y RE ; julict, Airs. H. DONS. ••lit Act Lit Masquerade, Scene. In Aa V. a Funeral Procession ,to the Monument of the tapulets ; with a Dirge, cuinpose.t by the late Mr. Linley. Tue Vocal Parts by Messrs. Digioain, Gibbon, Vanby Mrs. Mathews, &c. WITH THE FORTY THIEVES. Boxes 6s. S , _eolid Price'3,.—Pit 3s. 61 Second Price 2S. Gallvry z.. Second Pike Is. —Upper G.lliery Is. Se cond Price 6d. No ‘tune) to be returhed. Plac.:s for the 'LAWS to be takrit Attlee Box-office, in Little Rubsel- street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halr.past Six- To:iiiorruv;, The Belle's StrAtagem; with The Forty Tioeyes. On Thursday will be revived the Comedy of The Will ; the P.it of Aibiva by a 1 ouag Lady (her nrst appearance on this St.ig ) ; with The forty Thieves. SUBSCRI. VTI ON for the FAMILY of the late NIr.PALM. AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI BE RS w.ll ire held in the Co.nmittee Room in Cottee-house, on Wednesday next, the ti i instant; for the purpose of nominating a Cwninit tee to carry the object of the Subscriptinn into cifect. Amoonialready a. d. ,C s. d. vertised - 135 9 o Ewan Law - - 5 5 0 Thomas Divert z • o Thomas Wilson - s ,5 • Alex. Mackenzie - I t MarcitiisofAocrcornzo • o 0 'John Rainier - o Larkins an , ' Russell 5 5 o General Reed, per Jesse Russell. - S 5 o Courier - 5o o Hon.Lieut.-Colonel W. A. Nesbitt ' ditto z • o Shatford,3 3 o Captain Braddyll t o o C..• and W. Nicol 5 , s o Trines Newspaper so to o Nath. Atcheson - 2 2 Wilii-un Heather t t o Morning Chronicle Th,),nes Ferguson 22 o Newspaper - to to 0 Henry Brogden 5 5 o, A. W. Shields - 2 2 o Paul fetlock - 2 o Courier Newspaper to to 0 E. B. - 5 5 o Gazette de la Grande I. Van Voorst 5 5 o Bretagne - 2 2 Robert Livic _J .5 0 Rev. Thomas Fielde ; 2 0 111. Peltier . z 2 o Earl or Radnor - to so o William Vennirg Z z o Josiah Walley 5 5 o William Beatson z 2 o German Lavie 2 2 o Laing and Bourne o Sir G. Stirling 5 5 o Samuel Donaldson 3 3 o Mrs. I. Mathew 1 t o Walter Mansell 5 5 o Henry Reimer 2 2 3 J. I. Serj. 2d Reg. Wm. Ludlain , 2 2 0 L. L V. ooP-,ot Woburn t t o Wm. Howden x r o John Chapel .2 2 o kobert Ashhy - t t o R. Cuerron t o liis Serene Highness A. 8... s t the Duke of Or- _ Smith. St Bathe, leans - -Soto o and Marten 5 5 o lolin Knill - t t o John Wm. Adam 5 5 o Zaward S. Foss - .0 J. Aldebert 5 5 o George Glenny z r o Morning Post News. j. M. Raikes 5 s • paper . to to d Clarkes and 'Burrs a g o John Han Son o o A. N. a Widow's Richard Jackson 22 o Mite , oto 6 Thomas Gillespy 2 a A Friend , - t t o Samuel Marshall 2 2 B H. Hoare - S 5 o lames Trimbey io in o T. 'Fothergill - 3 2 0 George Trimbey to to o Joshua Saunders ,- 5• 5 fames Barnes - 2 2 • W. R. - oto 6 • John Lid - ford - 2 2 o Edward Fawkes - 2 2 o Nathaniel Harden 2 2 0 White and Lubbren 2 2 0 • Subscriptions continue - to be received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffix-bouse, and by the respedive Bankers. This Day was published, Price Three Shillings and Sixpence, D EMARKABLE TRIALS at the late LANCAS xV T ASSIZES, August, 18. h. Accurately taken in Short- hand. • Vice in itselflvis such an odious mien, • As to be hated needs but to be seen. Liverpool, printed and sold by 13: Crosby and CO. Sta tioners' -court, London. MONEY .P.EADY TO ADVANCE. A-LI, PERSONS in possession of -Incomes, • arising from , Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates,- in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rest charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' lointures, An nuities',-Patent Places; Church Livings, or any other cm - - lain Imoine for Life, may bs / supplied 'with , temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An. nutty Int...test Or the same. ._ _ 'rhe Nobility and (.l-entry of known Property, or their Heirs, may. be .accoininodated on their personal security; and in any instance, Avliere , the single security of an indivi dhal may be deenied insufficient, the' addition of another persoa 'to guarantee the and, of the Interest will re snove the objeCtion ; in all cases, privilege will be given to the !?public to return the Principal at their. own option. Personal applications will be received every day till Fonr o'Clock ; arid Letters- front Correspondents in Town or Country ;past paid) Will be immediately answered, by ad dressing to the Dire:tor of the knigiitsbridge. Bank, at his TOwn llouse, No. 8, Lower lolitistrtet, Golden-square. THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF THE FACE OLOMON's ABSTERGXNT LOTION is an etlectual CURE for ERUPTIONS on the FACE and SKIN, •partioularly Pimples, Blotches, Tetters, Ring. Wurnis, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles. Prickly Heat, Retiness,of the. Nose. Neck, Arms,. &c., &e. also for Scorbu. tic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every description. By the simple application of this third night and morning. er occasionally thrice a day, it will remove the most rancor. pUS and alarming Scurvy in the Face.- It is periedly sa fe, and possesses al I t he gOod qualities of the celebrated cosmetics, without . of their doubtful .and sometimes dangerous ct. teats. •Itis an almost iudispensible appenuage to the toi•et A rough and uneven skin, its- smiling appearansce, and yellow and sickly paleness, are by tin; Lotion eile.dlally removed. It has been administered to many thousands wailout even 4 Single coin plaint of its ineiticacy---a single bottle will be suf ficient to prove its value. ,Price 4s. 6d. a bottle, duty included, with o hich is given Proper directions and on the.s tamp of every genuine bottle *4e words " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved, to imitate which is felcny: N.B. The postage of all litters to the Doetor must be paid, and a fee of los. 6d. inclosed f.. 1. advice. Sold by Mrs. ,Matlie}vS, - • No. t/i, 'Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer. N0. , 38; and Mr. liaeburh, North Aii.l:.e.; Mr. Baxter and Mr. S,Aitt, Son rir-Bridge ; Mr Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co..Edint:urgli; Mr. lia% ter, Glasg,,,, ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. LI raw. ford, Kilinarnodc; W. 'Youngs ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside - , - Ayr; W. Cravvt'ord, Girvan ; Cars.in, New Douglas ;,T. 114 4 Millan, Kirkcudbright; T. Nl'Cred!e,"Kick. ally I . J. Myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Duri, dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and Z. Aivierserr, Aberdeen; Dr. White, Banff; M'ltirosh, Inverness; Nl`Kenzie, Stornoway; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; tohnson and Bisset, Perth ; ‘y.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and iteid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar Vinnet, Ar broath; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson, ; Weddel, Altiwick ; Paterson, A rontdnot, and lainieson, I ;: terhead ; A. M'Donalil, Tronsate, Glassi.w ; pmi by mat 13 431csellers• and Venders of Patent Medicines in di.: United Klox4tnn. \al ) . DERBY VOLUVTRERS. • A T a MEETING of the DERBY VOLUN TEER INIANTRY, coininandeo by Col I'OLE, held at theii General Parade, on the 6t,i cletober. tBo6 ; The following Resolutions were resolved oniodmous:y, . That, being actuated by th e sane pr n .iples of Patti. it ism as first induced the institution of the C aps, and convinc ed that iu the Present state of Europe, its humble services may yet be advantwous, they have determined to serve as heretofore. " That the Declarations made in the House of Commons. by Mr. Secretary S , Vintittani, respecting the Volunteer, Force of tne Country, were not only coarse and unmanly, but dero gatory or his own Character as a Statesman'and an English. men. • •' That the Derby Corps consider such Declarations as unworthy tne notice of men who prefer the love of their Country to the opinions of a theoretical and speculative Mi nister, and who are vain enough to hope, that ( with the blood of Fnglishmeil flowing in their veins, and with their Parents, Wives, Children, Property, and Country, to defend against a fermi:ins, unprincipled, and relentless Enemy) the Volun teers, in case of Servi,e„ would not only NOT put the regu lar Force of the Country into disputer by their cowardice,' but would lend all the aid which honest and patriotic zeal, physical strength, and some degree of military intelligence vould afford." Resolved, that the above Rosolutions shall be signed by the Commanding Officer of the Corps. E. VOLE, Colonel. This Dv was published, Handsomely printed by Ballantyne, in a vols. Octavo, Price rl. Is. in boards, POPULAR BALLADS and SONGS, from dition, Manuscripts, and Scarce Editions ; with Trans lations'ot siindar Pieces trom the ancient Danish Language. And a few Originals by the Editor. By ROBERT JAMIESON, A.M. and F.A.S. Printed for Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and for Cadell and Davies, and John Murray. London. 10 — This Work is similar in plan and arrangement to Mr: Scott's Minstrelsy of the Border, and particularly applicable to the Traditionary Tales of, the more Northern Counties of Scotland. LAST MOMENTS OF MR. FOX. This Day was published, price 25. 6d. Dedicated to the Right Hon. Lord Morpeth, CIRCUMSTANTIAL DETAILS of the LAST MOMENTS and LONG ILLNESS of the Right Hon. C. f. FOX. In which is included a Charactenstie Correspondence with many Living Characters, being several Letters of that illusyious Statesman together with Sketches of his Domestic Conversations, as illustrative of his private Lite and domestic Character The pqrpose of this Publica tion is to check those mis-representations which have already arisen, from no very honourable motives, and to enable the Public to form a due estimate of the Man they have lost. Published by lirdan and Max well, opposite Somerset. House, and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Coun try. This Day wasiritilished, price 3s 61. ANINTRODUCTION to the STUDY of MO RA LVI DENC E, or of that Spit,:, of Reasoning which relates to Xlatters of F ct and Vracticci with an Ap pendix, on Debating foi' Vittorv, and not tor Tr.th. By TAMES EDVVARD GAMBIER, VI A. Redor of Langley, Kent, and Cnaplain . multi:. Right (lon. I,or I Barnatn. Printed for F. C. arad Rivisigton, No. 62. St. Paul's Church-yard ; and [. Haictiard, , No. 19 ~ Piccauilly. 'FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES, &c. • This Day was puhlished, price 2S. No. 28, which completes t he Fifth V o l ume . o f T HE GUARDIAN . of EDUCATION. 'Edit e d by Mrs FittulMEß. -. • THIS WOAK7CONTAINS, z. A Pradical System of Christian Education. 2. A' Sequel to it. 3. Extra Cis from eminent Authors, relating to Modern Philosophy, and other Subjetts connected with Christian Education. 4. A Copious Examination.- including upwards of Soo Volumes, of Systems of Education, Childrens' Books, and Books for Young Persons. Printed for r. C. and j. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churchyard, and j. Hatchard, ;go, Piccadilly. N. B. The last Number contains a G encra l View of the Phrophecies of the Apocalypse, as relating to the Spiritual Concerns of the Members of Christ's Church ; Thoughts on the Reign of Antichrist ; and an Attempt to ascertain the Nature of the Millennium, or the Reign of Christ and Oa Saints upon i arth. The above-mentioned Work may be had complete in Five Volumes, Oaavo, price at. as. 6d. or any Volumes or Num. bers singly, to complete Sets. , MRS. ROBINSON. This Day was published, In Three elegantly printed Vo*liines, on superfine yellow wove post paper, and hotpressed, embelli s h e d with first impressions of Burke's engraving, from the Portrait of Sir Joshua Reynolds, price 27 s. in boatels, THE POETICAL WORKS of the late Mrs. MARY RO INSON ; now first collected by her Daughter, Miss ROBINSON, and including many Piecei never before published. _ _ Printed foi Richard Phillips, No. 6,' Bridge-greet, Black friars ; and to Le had of all Booksellers ' Of ‘vliiim may be had, The Memoirs of the Lite of Mrs. Robinson, written by herself; in x vols. pri,e tlalf.a-Guinea, in boards. HELNIE's TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRF.S to PERU. This Day weft: published, Illustratedby a Map, in One elegant Volume, small Odavo, Price 6s• in bowds, r FRAVAS from BUENOS AYRES across the y _ Continent of SOUTH AM I CA, by PO POST, to LIMA, pet - Mimed in the Yearb . 1791 and being the latest Travels through those Countries : with ,opious Notes by the 'Translator, containing aut,mentmc Descriptions of all the Spanici Possessions in South Arrienra, drawn hum the last and best Authorities. By ANTI-TONY ZACIIARIUS HELME, Formerly Dire for of the Nimes near Cracow, in Poland, and . late Diredor of the Mutes and of the Process of Arbalga in mon in Peru. Printed tor Richard Phillips, - No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be ihid of ad Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, The Present State or Peru, in one elegant volume quarto, ems ttishad With 2o coloured Engravings, Nice zl. ss. in boards. This ILiy was . published -I n One Volume paavo, pri,e.7s. in boards; A TREATISE on, the VARIETIES, CONSE ri c2LtiN(;ES.a.id 'UREA I'MENT of OPTHAI -11,4A ; with a Preliin;nary Inquir) into its Contagious Na ture. By ARTHUR EDMONSTON, M. D. Fellow of the Royal Cnl lege of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Punted for Longman, il rst,, Rees, and Ortm, POcrnos ter-row ; and W. Blackwood, loniburgh. - Toe.tlbjeds Work are- to trace the Origin:and Pro gress of the (,) pinion Inch considers Opthaltnia to be propa gated by Contagion or Intedion, •to investigate, tht. Nature and Influence (.i the Causes of Ocular Infiamtnation in gene ral, bit particularly of the Egyptian Plithalona, and titde t.ll a Mode of Treatment which has been found successful in its CUrc. SALES OF ESTATES. LINCOLNSHIRE. • Valuabln and Improveable',FßEEHOLD ESTATE, of Rich' Feeding LAND, near Spalding and Boston, *WI Land. Tax Redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; • • - I3y . PETER CORE, At Garraway'S Coffee. House, 'Change Alley, London, on Friday, October ,2 4 , a t T we l ve o 'Cl oL l , i n Fourteen Lots, unless an acceptable Otle,r is pjeviously made by Private Contratt,- Lot 1: A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, of ti 6 Acres, of rich Feeding Land, with a new built Latin House and Building, let to Win. Healey on lease, expiring Lady-Day 18og, at a net Rdiit of 2,30_ per Annum. Lot z. A DittO, of 418 Acres, with a new Brick Fartn# House and Buildings, on lease to Mr. John West, Which will expire at Lady-Day 1809, at a net Rent of 6 is!. per Annum. Lot 3. A Ditto of . llB Acres, with House, 8:c. On lease, for the same terrri," to Mr. Edward' Palmer, at 15 5 1. per An num. Lot. 4. A Ditto of tl6 Acres, on lease for the same term to Mr. Halliday, at 1741. per Annum net. Lot's., A, Ditto of 57 Acres, on lease to Mr. Congreveyfor the same term, at 931: per Annum net. Lot. 6. A Ditto of 419 Acres, with the Manor House and Buildings, and Manor, or reputed Manor, of Littlebury, on leaselor the same term, to Mr. lames Ullett, at . 6001. per Annum. Lots 7 to is. Sundry Parcels of rich Feeding Land, con. taining 68 Acres, in the occupation of MeSsrs. Halliday, Con. gieve, lackson, and Guy, all yearly Tenants, at sundry Rents, amounting to 971. its. 3d. per Annum altogether. Lot 13. Thirteen Acres of Woodland in hand. Lot t 4. A valuable Freehold Estlte, of 57 Acres Mea dow and Arable L a nd, i n t h e occupat i on o f Mr, Will. Stu. ten, yearly Tenant, at 521. Jos. per Annum net. These Estates are situate irtthe Parishes of Whaplode and I-lolbeach, nearly the whole in a Ring Fence, 8 miles froni Spalding, 12 from Eoston, 4 from -Holbeach, .is from Wis beach, all good Market Towns, and too miles from London; in a dry healthy Gauntry, not liable to floods, this roads good, and near a navigable river, which leads to the sea. A moiety of the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage at 4 per cent. for any term not exceeding seven years. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on application to Messrs. Foster and Bonner, spahling, who will show the Estate, of whom printed Particulars' may be had ; as well as of Messrs. Nicholson and Upton ; and of Mr. Jonath. Teale, of Leeds • of Messrs. Forst e r, C oo k e , and Frere, Lincoln's. I nit, Lonllon ; of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throginorton.street, with all of whom Plans of the Estates may be seen. Parti culars may also be had at Lloyd's and Gallaway's. LINCOLNSHIRE. EAST, WEST, and WILDMORE FENS DRAINAGE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , . At the Pescmck Inn, in Boston, on Thursday the 16th and Friday the 17th Days of °dotter next, before the Special Commissioners acting under and by virtue of..certain Ads of l'arlia+ent passed in the 4 tst and 43d Years of the Reign of His present Majesty, for the Drainage of the said • Last, W st, and Wildinore Fens, at their, Adjourn ed Meet ing then to be holden, pursuant to the Directions of the "said Ads, in Lots, subjed to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced,. ONE Thousand Four Hundred and Ninety swien Acres a d I'wo Roods of RICH PASTURE GROUND in the WEST FEN, between Newham Drain and the 24 , !w Cut near the Common Fendyke, and on the North-side of the Road leading from Boston by Swinecotes Inelosures to Horncastle, Tythe-free.—Each Day's Sale will commence precisely at Three o'clock in the After noon. Plans of the several Lots may be seen at the Principal Inns in Boston,_ Spilsby, and Homcastle ; and. Particulars had at the Offices of the Clerks to the said Commissioners in lloS• ton and Spilsby. By Order of the said Commissioners, SAM. TUNNARD, s ? Clerks; 10. BRACKENBURY, j THE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY. WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guineas). Sold by SPENCE K.Nand, PERKINS, Watch-makers, N. lig, West End of Ndwgate-street (removed from Snow-hill, on account ot, the Improvements there); who' for near thirty years have fabricated these Machines ; and though they do not claim the Invention, it b e i ng a l most as ancient as Pocket Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge have been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and incorrect in their performance, as to have been soon laid by as useless. This, which they take the liberty to Offer to the Public, is elegant in itself, most conveniently used, perfectly corredi, and, what is desirable in all Machines of Fancy, exceeding cheap ; not liable to be out of order, and is a most amusing Companion to Gentlimen, who are fund of Walking and ShcOting. FlatFering themselves the great . Improvement lately made has carried it to its ultimatum, they take this method of making it p ~ to secure to themselve s at le as t t h e cre di t thereof; having been materially injured by Plagiarists who have copied their Machines, and passed them off' to Gentle men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices, and very interior work. GOUT, Bilious, Rheumatic, and Nervous Affec.- tions, are etf!tbialiy reiliov:ii by the use of the Rev. 1)r. BA KCLAY' ANTI-BILIOUS PI Ll.S.—Thetbllow. frig is a proof of their efficacy, !ruin Thomas Bernerd, Esq.. 130th. SIR, Upper CreseClA, Bath, July 26, iSoc, On receipt of this 1 request you will send me.3ix double Boxes of your Barclay's Alui:.l3ilions Pills, and twelve But tics of Specific Inciosed is a draft for 501. pay yourself and apply the leinaindef to the publicationof the folluwinK case: , For the last fourteen years i have been afflieled with the Goa, ant tier the iast tour years this is the first Letter I have been able, to write, which think ought to be addressed to you, at.knowledging ivy petted cure l using your Antis Pills and Specific. " 1 am, Sir, your most obliged humble Servant, The key. Win. Barclay, - " 'll - 10S. BERN ERD." Leicester. square, London." In addition to the above is annexed the following List of Noblemen. and Gentleirm, who' have received a perfed cure froi the Rev. William harclay's Bilious Pills and Specific : The Lord Bis ' hop of Bath and Wells.. (she Right Hen. Viscount - Dillon. . , Sir lohn Honywood, Bart. M P..tbr Honiton.. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P. for Pen.ryn. Thomas Anson , Esq. M.P. for Lichfield. James Amyatt, Esq. M. P. for Southampton. Cecil.Forrestcr, Esq. M.P. for Wen Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Hertford. Edmund Boehm, Esq, New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Haiitmersley, Esq. Pall-Nlall. G. W. Dickcs, Esq. Private Secretary to the late Archbishop of Canterbury. The Rev. Mi. Dimnek, Librarian to the late Ar c hbi s h op. Sold wholesale and. retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's; No. 4, Chcapside, corner . of Paternoster row ; and retail by. Bull and Callwell, Dublin ; Scott, and Baxter. Edinburgh ; Macdonald, Glasgow.; Stams,.Man chesicr ; thwons, Liverpool; and by most Comity Medi. dine Venders in every Town. - - 1 A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclays en glravvd on the Stanip, which is affixed on the out-.side wrap. per of each- Box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imita tiOn, E! rice ss. 6,-L and 20$. per Box, with ample GlireStioas. yre.TUALLING.OFFICE, 041. 6. :8 6. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAELIN3-' Ills 1114 . 2 1 E.S I'l ' l . A 4 : 7 1' d hereby give Notict,lt at on Wednesdery- the isth inst. tbf). ;will be rea,fr I, rectify' Tenders, in wrilis s tg (sealed up); amt treat Joe -Tvseltte Hundred Thonsan GOLDSTONG, or BROWP4 R01)(uot less than forty-c‘t Inches 'in Icngth ),fit for ma. iqg Coopers' 1 - tvgs;' to be answerable to SanfPles to be produced wieb tie Tender's ; to be dellvil:ed by tht: 30th of April; 1807, in equal montot.Y.,pr,por lion:, into Ills Majeso's , Pietualling Stores at Deptfo , d ;. and If Three`Tbottsanel.73olts of FLAGS _Fr the ore of the C,...0perai.0 4. tto be a!so answerable to Sanfples to be praztied with the 1 ewie , t-s, and to be -delivered ;rifle space of Twelve Illonthk; by rekulai •weekly israportions i into the Stoles before mention. 4. 1 i'r s: bit to be for by Bills , payable, with interest, nincy d. ys after datii N. b { . No Tender for a less 4rianiity dan 04 Hundred Thom sand itoeir, and Fire finvdrid Bolts of Flags, v,llle ;ansitted. The Conditims zLe Cantafas ii:gy Le sit , : at die S.:ere/a/yl. Office. JVe, regard will h e .211 to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length; or that sh;11 not be deliv . ered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Irednesdi; , the isth instant ; nor unless the Persen who snakes the Tender,ecr SCOW I'er:on on his behalf, attends, to ans.:rev, when cared for. OFFiCE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 10, 1800, DIE .PRLYCIP/fL OFFICERS of HIS lil4- 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give IQ,tice, :flat Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margarit. street, liiitntinster;on or before Wedges:by the tsth Day of O. fiber next, from siseb Persons as may he willing to undertake the Prov;,k,i; of "CLOTHING for the several un ler the diree`fio7 of the Or : Anger, Patterns of which may be viewed up::n apt riratiln at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tswer, wbere fiertber particulars may be known ; and also at the Secr'eta7'c O i lice, is St. Margaret-street afirisaid, (my day between the boars of Teri and'Phr o'Clcck. The 4ittlers to be delivered at the Office of Ordnance, IPest 7 minster, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Tender fur Clothing," at Twelve o'clock' on. thi said t;th Oaubey, ape? which hour no Tender will he admitted ; nor will al) , Ofer be attended to, unless the principal Person cimeerned, or . an . "lkeni for him, shall attend at the Oyce the D.ty the Proposals: are ad. verthed to be received. Ii is further exPeeied the Person whose Proposals may , te accepted shall enter into sityfrient secitriL y, upon executing his ContraFt, Jar the due performance-thereof. , By Order id the Beard, R. K. C 1411; ..i;cret.l7.. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Sept. 12, 186. THEPRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, ire St. Margnret-street, Westminster, on or before Wednesday, the Isth Oacber, frwn inch Persons as may be willing to undertake the Provision ofl-10§1 E R ARTICLES for the several Corps under the direction of the Ordnattee•; Patterns of which may be Viewed upon applicwitn at the Principal .torekeeper's Office in the Tower; rtithere fur Cher particulars my be known ; and also at the Seereta'y's in St. tlfargam.street aforesaid, asr Day balm& the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock. The Tendei-s to he delivered at the o . icce of Ordnance, West mintier, sealed up, and marked on the outside, " Tendet no. siery Articles," at Twelve o'clock on the said 15th ethober, after boor no Tender will be admitted ; nor will an; ofer be attended to; lodes; the principal Person concerned, or in Agent for him, shall attend at the Office the aij , the Proposals are ad vertised to be received. It is further exp, ad that the Person whose Proposals may be accepted shall enter into sufficient secs - arty, upon executing hie Contrail, for the due prijortstanCe thereof. _ _ .4y Order of the 'hard, R. E. CREW, Secretary. ISEFUL RECEIPTS CCAIMUNICATED.- v DESORMEA.UX's ANTHON,forpreserVing Iron and Steel Goods of every sort, whether Furniture, Instruments, or Fire-arms, from Rust, and Metals ofcvery kind from Cor rosion ; it also imparts an excellent polish to Mahogany and other Furniture of a similar description. Sold wholesale by Mess. Dicey and Sutton, to, Bow• Church-yard, London ; drill retail by al l" the, respeCtable Ironmongers , and Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, at 35. 6d. per bot tle, Where also may be had, tit for instant application; I 3 orrneaux's Lithocolla, or Universal British Cement; adap,ed for Ladies' fancy paper an d c a rd wor k , the library ot the s,u dent, and the cabinet or the naturalist; being Caltulatecl to mend, join. or cement, the largest or smallest, the hartkst.cr §oftest, substances, of whatever mile or nature, at is. 6d. per bottle. Each of the abdve is inclosed in a paper, containing suitable directions for its use, and will retain alt its . virtues - unimpaired, In every cliinate,during the existence of the pur- , chaser. . .N. 29, Aru.niel-srreer VOR Thirteen Years I have relinquished all ctli6r i; Practice fur the treatment of Venereal C ,, iiiplaints, 0,4 the cure of those deficiencies which are the consequences of a destructive habit. The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a' Mem ber ot the Royal. College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Army, and the extent of my experi..tiice in this pecilli.,C line, constitute my claim to that superiority which cait.lot be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respect.io!e general Prattitioneri whose mind is harassed by attemior. to an tininense variety of Disorders. • The very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in which from every part of the world I have been eonsuticsl, must have considerably conduced to my petted comprehe n , sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded ma. ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement do exist, as those which are the consequences•of an habitual , vice, can any Man assum e a b etter title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Pradice for the Treat ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to this particular point ? - In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis. tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness,. much future misery may be prevented, by such means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to the Constitution. Through inconsiderate negle6l the slightest cases become important, but it is the acquirement of eNclusive experience in this line to give a sale and permanent restoration, every ' when other Praditioners have tailed. Tlic-tcrms of remuneration are precisely stated on the first interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed. IVARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. z 9, Arundel-street, Strand, near Temple-bar. Thereis an addition :a entrax u in Water-street, adjoini;:i