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Meta, ignnra.STORACE,' brat appearance this t Season). wires I'WO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW: •Lazacrilly, Mr. CHERRY ; bon.Sancho, Mr. P ENJ. EY ; • .odavio, Mr. BARTLEY ; Ferdinand, M?. DE CAMP.; . Mrs HARLOWE. 4 On Monday, George iSarn ; with The Forty Thieves. On Tuesday, The Siege of Belgrade ; with Three Weeks after ;Marriage. On Wednesday, Thelron Chest ;- with My Grandmother. iiiATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. N MONDAY EVENING; Nov. Id,. 1806, will be. pelf • .CORIOLANUS; . . . Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. ao:s•iA Ns. Caius Marcius Coriolasins, . Mr. KE MB LE • Ciiminius,' Mr. C R ESW E LL ; Melleciins,' Mr. MU N DEN Tribunes, M r. CLI A I ) ,M A , Mr. MIJRRAY, tzt. &e. • bars. SI DDON.S ; Mi•ss BRUNTON. vnt.sc IANS. Tullus Mill:tins. Mr POPE; . Volusius, Mr. CLA.V.ENIONT ; Officers, Generals, Solclicts•, &c. &c. In Ad I I an Ovation. . . . wivi4 THE ESCAPES. toles 6s. Second Price 3 5.-- 3s. 6d. Second price _s.-- Gallery 2s. Second Price is.— Upper Gallery Second Yr;ce 61.—N0 Money to be returned. for the BoxeS tote taken ar the I;oxor f ice, hi Hart street • • The Doors to .be opened at . Half-past Five, and begin at lli.ilf-past Six. On Tuesday will be producled. .ncver ailed, a new Play, in Five Ads, interspersed with Music, called Adrian . and (Mina ; or, A Mother's Vengeance. rrHE LOTTERY will draw on MONDAY 41. NEXT, N vernher to. • STATE of the W HE E L. 2 - Prizes of - - A:2O. oo I - - 2 . 5,000 500 TICK LTS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced Offices. PRICE. Ticket Half Q!larier -yE 23 15 0 10 7 12 o Eighth - S• 7 o Sixtcwith 2 14 0 1 7 6 GoopLucK, -.and Co. re spetitfoliy the runlic,,that MCIINI DA Y, the loth inst. will the .-,ticxt Day .ot Drawing, and that the LOTTERY will tio,si. Sjtuttlav the i sth of November. RVII Wit Ea. • 2 Prizes of Z"?../.;,.,:.; 2 rriz..-s; of ,C 5000 I --- to, 3 1000 &C. &C. '11(.71 ETS and SFI A R LS, warranted undrawn, continue on Saki at the Oitices,. tl. • r;.;:r of avd Itchtg; tht, Chirhtg.eross, by RICHARD. SON, GO° DLUCK.,'•.anti Co. • • 26, -cORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, : and ST. NI kC;A L 11010)Llt.,I-1. ICKETS and' SHARES will be on Sale until Al , ;rning Teo o' iocic If any are left after thlt hour, HO RNSItY and Co. _ respettfully. acquaint the Punt c, the urne' of purchasing o ill be after the finishing of each Day's Drawing, namely, Three o'clock until Tern the rext Loarry finally ciocs on Saturdiy next. Irtie W het i t ootains Two of zo 000 i. One of 10,000 1 . "Iwt, of so,ol.,Tnie , : of 'pool. and Five of 5 , • OLLAND, WAISTELL, and Hort Tax, Pa tentees of the Flee:011h No. 99, High Holborn, have obtained P te( tOr England, Scotland, and Ireland, for the tot loiving articles. viz. 131 It DS. I) t)WN HQ SI ER y. —This Hosiery is made of the tine down - of Swans, - Eiih:r. DackS, end other Birds, mixed with tine - Wool ; it exceeds - in warmth and - delicacy every - other except Patent Fleecy Hosiery, and as it does not shrink in washing it is co: - sequentiv very durable. Hi 051 ER Y mine of MILLED WO RSTED. 7 —The great defect in all Worsted Hosiery is its shrinking in washing, but this is sufficiently obviated by milling the worsted previously . to ita being inanufaCtured. !This operation on • the Worsted senriNs the' hose made of it extremely beautiful and durable. These Patent Articles are to. be hid of . the Patentees, and, their appointment, of the most respatable Hosiers in both. .Too and Country ; also piatn Ilostery r in a great variety of: new Articles of their invention, among which is the Linder . clothing of various descriptions, tor, both Ladies and Gentle imp ; and also their Patent Fleecy Hosiery, so greatly recoin.. mended by the Faculty, as being highly conducive to the health and comfort of mankind. . . . A CARD. THE Public are. respti6tfultv informed, although Mr.SW I NT()N', Proprietor 'of the Recipe for making; the Original DA I. F ELIXIR, labours under temporary embarrassMents, yet the Nledicines prepared by him, a.iad soldat tits late house, in Salisbury-scplare, Fleet-street, are • in the highest state of perfection. Indeed, to enumerate their virtues would tiil volumes ; suffice it to say, Ito.' higher en comium can be passed on them than the virulance of abuse with which some interested parties' load both the Medzeine and the Fropriet.)r. The.original Datly'S Elixir is, not lit,e the - ,nostrums advertised daily. It is a Family Medicine; , which• has stood the test of ages, and there is scarcely a. 'amity of repute in the kingdom who have not experienced a certain cure in either toe Con% Rheumatism, Asthma, faun (ll(x, Cold, Cliolics,:Loss of Appetite, Use of , Lin* -Sce. Females at the turn of life have iilways . tound - it the only, Medicine to be relied .oh for giving .certain relief. In short, it may be stiledthe Family PhySician, • . gERSONAL COMLINESS . Impfoved in the' use 'of two elegant Preparations, first, Tile AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, so t:alled from its admirable ef fects on the Teeth, which, after a tew applications, assumes the appearance of polished Ivory; prevents moreover. their premature decay. Those decayed it preserves from becoming worse, fastens such as are loose, and, by perseverance; len, den the foulest Teeth delicate, add (from' its aromatic -fra grance) the .breath pettedly sweet ; tt is also exceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly., else SPERMACETI SOAP, whii.h,prcserves and reilet, the Skin soil, smooth, and delicate. The einol-. bent and healing properties of theSPermaceti are so getie::ally known. as to tender a comment on its virtth:s unnecessary, tin; InventOr is so sensible of its peculiar mildness, that to ace( mniodate Gentlemen of tender skins, he has also firmed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving Powder, as the lather made with'it will scarcely alTed the eye. 'lre above articles are prepared and sold for the Inventor, by R. Johnst,ll, Chemist, is, C.; reek-street, Soho, London ; the Dentifrice at 2s. 9d. the Soap and Powder is. 6d. cach. Persons'wishing to 'avail them elves of the great utility of these articles, should be careful to have them genuine, by obs,avillg his Nat,Tie on the Label affixed to each'. GENERAL ELECTION. • - . . ~ . . > TotheCINTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FRE...MOLDERS . , oldie COUNTY of MI DOLESEX. . 'THE alrricrst universal SuceeSs iv hieli I and my 1 . Frietids have experienced in; every quarter; calls fur my warmest acknowledgments ; .nor have I a doubt of the issue of the contest, it those who favour me with their Sup port will continue tkeir Exettions, and not su s lier thernsela's to be lulled into "security. I am ende a vouring, it possible ; to:pay my peisonal Tespeas to every Voter; but, should the shortness of the time render it impofsible for me to wait on all previously to . the Poll, I am 'determined to take the earliest oppOrtunity of offering my Thanks in person to each Freeholder who shall favourmie with his Vote. I have the honour to be, With the highest Respect, . . GENTLENIE: , :, t . 2' Your most obliged and devoted Servant, Nov. 7, 006. : . WILLIAM MELLISH. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. IUAR. WILLIAM MELLISH's COMMITTEE I.V A: will sit every Day, at No. 16, souTtfAm l TDN_ STltf ET, BLOOMSBURY, where it is requested that all Letters may he sent, and where all Communicatir:us will t thankfully received. • MIDDLESEX ELECTION. rr-HE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest , of .Mr. WILLIAM ME L. I SI-I are intbrrueci,- that car ria.gOs 'will be reAly on TUESDAY the ith 'of November, and -following Days, at Seven o'clock in the Morning, to convey them to and from the Poll, at Brentford, at me-tinder- inentionea places: - • . . Bisholisgatp-street, at the Flower Pot. South side of Bloomsbury.:s . q wire: Pantheon, 0 x ford- road. Opposite St. James's Church,.Piccadilly. Parliament-street. Clerkenwell Green. . Islington Green. •' •• - Bethnal' Green. - Shadwell, opposite the Church. Shoreditch, opposite the, Church. • Court-. House, Wellclose-square. Lawrence-street, ,Chelsea. - . • , To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and OTHERS, the MUMTHY ELECTORS of AYLESBURY:. GENTLFgEN, • ITAKE the earliest opportunity of returning you my most gratefiil AcknOwledginents for The' HonourVou have this day conferred upon me, ,by your unanimous choie of me as one of your Representatives. I beg you to be per sua- ed that I sin highly sensible.of the confidence which you --have reposed in rne, and that Iswill endeavour to . returhlt by a constant-diseh.age of tn‘ - Duty, and by an 'invariable at tention to your Interests. I have the Honour to be, • • . With the greatest respect and gratitude, • , GEN•ri.F.tar.ir, . Your very obliged and faithful humble Servant,' Aylesbury, Nov. 3, t&6. G. NUCANT. To the INDEP ENDENIT and WORTHY ECECTORS o: NOTTINGHAM. • lk /I R. BIRCH begs leave to pon g ra,tulate kV A_ Friends on the present State of the He fully relies on a contintiance of their Exertions, which muStunquestiohably lead to ultimate Success.„ STATE OF THE POLL. • FIFTH DAY. Mite!" ;128 COK E I°B6 Sl+4l T Ft - - 933 Committee-Roma, Exchange Hall, Nov. 5, 64,6. To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and 1:1-tiE1-1OLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. Wotton, Nov. 4; ar.6. GENTLEMEN, IBEG to return you my 'mist heartfelt Thanks for the fionoutyou have this Day conferred upOn me, by again unanimously electing me to Represent you in Parlia ment. I trust that my Public Conduct wilt prove that your Confidence has not been thrown away, or your Favours'mis-, placed. My most zealous lEw.ertions shalt ever be employed In your. service, and it shalt be my constant.endeavunr to prove myself worthy of your choice. . • I have the 1-I.4>nour•to be, - GENTLEMEN, • ‘Vith the warmest feelii:gs 01 Gratitude and,Respea, • Your devoted and ot,eslient SL:rvant, - - CHANDOS TEMPLE. TotheGENTLEMEN,Ct.EIIGY,anti FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. . . . G tritum En , . . T HZ Distinguished k; HonHonour. you have this Day y again confr..-rred upon me, hr clean* me one Of your Representatives for this great and respeCtable County, de. , &lands my most cordial Thanks. Allow me to repeat, that the Trust 'you have so hOnourably reposed in me shalt never 'tie abused ; for it will be the pride and glory of my life to .merit your Suffrages, by a conscientious discharge of thy Duty in Parliament s and the most zealous ''Suppoit of our excellent Constitution. - \ ' . . Wi:h every sentiment of .Respea and Regard, 1 have konour to be, GENTLENtErg Your faithful and devoted humble Servant, • THO. SHERLOCK GOOCH. Ipswich, Nov. 6, 1806. ' To the G ENTLE EN,CI.ERGY, and;FRE E HOLD ERS of the COUNTY of SURREY. GEN CLEMEN, .. • R. THORNTON having - declined the Sof- M trages of his Friends to Represent the ounty(i(Sur rey,,old I li4ving this day received the distinguished Honour of :!gain becoming your Representative in Parhatrient, Permit.= eo take this the earliest possible opportunity to return you my most grater it "Vlioiks for the zeal you have manitesredin my behalf. Let me assure you, that the Favours 1 itioie how add heretofore received from the Fteelicildere. of - Surrey iu ;., , etieral, and Troin my Friendi in•particular, are indelibly., impressed upon my heart—and that a sedulous Attention to my Duties in Farliement shall evince that my Exertions to maintain our gioriaus:constitutidn will end but with my lite. I am; Y(jUl taitlift.l Servant, .101 IN FREDERICK. Guildford, Nov. 6, 1806. To the INDEEt'ENDENT FREEHOLDERS . ot the COUNTY of CARMARTHEN:;I GENT LEM ENt - ' . ' ".! ' ' • CONSCIO US of hiwit . discharged my:Varna .. . .. mentaryDuty.wit4 Integrity and Independence, I have only to regret, irfretiring from the disting uished Situation in which,' by yoUrpartiality, the EDWINS FO R D Family have been so repeatedly placed, that the Gentleman who has been nominated to succeed me, was, till within these few years, unknown grid. unheard of in the Principality.--What will not party-spirit do,! . . The very heavy Ex, ence of the last EleBion, and the Love I bear my Children, determined We not to stand int Ward on the present Occasion, in•delence of.the Independence of the County; iii opposition to an . Indian P use ; nor could I accept the very. generous and liberal Pflers so Ilinuisomely proposed to me without a sacrifice of my own Independence. 'I have preferred, therefore, to'retire ; and, ,with evemy sentiment of esteem and gratitude, I remain, GENTLihaN', . , .. your faithful , and obecUent Servant, lAMES FIAMLYN WILLIAMS, Edwinsford, Nov 4, tBO6, GENERAL ELECTION. TaiheG tNIL E MEN:CLERGY, and tla of the CO ONVI , of N RTHAM P ITON.. • GENTLEMEN, : THE Shew of Hands haviarr been declared in thy Favour at a County not inure remarkable Dor its number than for its respe:tialtlitY; has rendered this Day the happiest titid the proudest ot iity life. . In rcto ming you my warmest and most sincere Thanks for,. your Attendance and Support, I must beg ot you still to continue your Exer tions' and Complete what you 164 e-this Diqt so kindly he:- gan.,'by placing use in the most honourable Situation which an Englishman can enjoy—that of being the Representative of a large and independent County. " 1 have the Honour to be, ' • _ • GENTLEMgfI. Your, most obliged.and obedient humble Servant, ALTHORP. Altharpe, Nov. 5, tBA. • - NORTIiikMPTON ELL.C . 3 lON. °THE Committce for conduahig.ihe: Eleaioh of Lord A LT 'tin RP beg leave respectfully to inform-the Freeholders of the Coutityyi.t.Nortiimpron, that .they will sit daily. al tare Viti;tc- Horse in::, in .•etter: lane, lialborh, from r i till 2, where any C.lsinniunicatioa tending - to faci litate his Lor4shili's Election; will be thankfully received.. CArriageS wilt he:provided to carrl' the Lleclors Lon don. to'Nottlauriptpn betore the dlf of the r.te;:tion, whii.h is, tied tor. Wednesday the 12th I h.,tant. TotheGENTLEMEI 4 ,CLERGY, and ~ ftEEI-IOLDERS of theCOUNTY-ot LINCOLN. GENTLEMEN.' •" THE I)ISSL/LI;TION of PARLIA:NIENT hav ing jaken place, I ei ti n,..cesstry to declare, that it. is my intention again to'uf;.. , :r itiy Set . I cannot perinitithis Opportunity to pass without return ing my particular itnd wartrhst Thanks to toy I' rieils, whose kind Partiality, more -thin any . Nleriis of My own, placed me in my late di.itingttished• Situation': • . • • • • To the best of iiiy knowledge, I have pursued an inclopen dentanzi honourable 1 next Pailiatitentary ,I)uty, andh: tvet made the Confidence reposed iii me the Fu'arstool of nay Am bition.. i. Thus; I hope, my ptibliccondil hai.been such as to is eve rooni for cens . tale, ;old that I retui it tth? impottant "1 rust confided to me ui uflied. _ assured, that if you agtirt ElesLme..as ore of your Ite presentatiyes, I shall ever entertain a high sense of the ho. pour confe.rred on ,me, and that I, shall remain with Much re*c2t and regard, • GENTLEMEN, Your very grateful, and obtdieitt Savant, • GII:I3ERT lsiormanton Patit,•oa. 25, To the G E NrI.,E CLI k.C.; Y., anti }.7 EHO LD E'RS of t ie COUN Yok LIM, 0 LN. GENTLEMEN', T HE High' Slieriff hlviug appoiuted I'Llesday the - aid, Day ot t'overnl3:l - tor tho E lection ls ., lefrubers to serve this Coonty in Parliament, 7 requeNV the honour of your attendance in my behalt at 1..111C0111,.0,1 tildt Day, at Ten o' Clock - - • I am, . Gent;emen, Your very grAteftli, obliged, and. bumble Servant, • GI 1.1.31--Itl.' 1-l Es-1 rkiCO'ls.Z. Grosvenor-square, 04.,10, L go6. , • - , . ; TliE NAVY, . . . , ' . This Day•was piiblished, In • a cloSely - printed.....yoluin;!, eiwic,tl)shed with Vows 'of , gre..i: Vickories, and !,.. Chars, ;pace 7s. 5.1. bound and jet , tend (a tzN. Copies taken on fine Paper, price sus.-6d. ele. . . gam ly I; , ,ound), . . . MHE, BRITISH NltirfUNE v; Or, a .HistOry of i;,e PrNress, avid Triumphs of the iSR SI-I NAVY, froM the Time of ALFKE ft to the-G1...0R-lOUS 7-v I CTO RI( of- TRAFA LG AR , 'interspersed with • Anec dotes and Notices cU the stieceSsve Improvements in Naviga tion, apd Naval 'Tactics. , ' • • - liy AM JIAJ RN I . .Y ' A. I\l, • ... .• Mister of-the Naval Academy at Gosport, The- hi,atiohal; 1 oupoitanCe of such a complete and corn ,pendious Work'tsthe abovenientioned,' will, at the present momeht,'be gene Nilly telt: . • • .1-f- The Ed,tur has only Wobserve, that he has endeavoured throughout to'lhculcate - a spirit- of et - mil:Pion, by means of which, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to imitate the brightest examples recorded in our Annals.; and • he has also in every part studiously blehded instruction with entertainment. • " • • • . Printed - for Richard. Phillips, N0..6; Bfidge-street, Black_ friars ;, apd sold by all the booksellers at Portstilobtli ' Ply . Mouth, Chatham, .Cock; Liverpool,• Hall, Greenock, Val . • , mouth, and'other'Sea Ports. • Of whorp may be had, by the same, Author, The NAVAL HEROES of 'GREAT IiIUTAIN, -or • Lives* of distinguished- - Admirals amid CoMmanders,• from Sir •• ''Fraitds Drakdto.Locd Nelson, with 24 Portraits and 6 Charts, .priee.7s. pd. bound and lettered, or tOs. 6 . d. iihe paper, :elegantly bOhnd. • . • THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN VERSE. • • ;This Day was publihed, ...• Illttstratid with a Map, price,ai 6,1. half-bound, • I HL HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, ,I P, from the tovaslohof uiius 'Caesar to the Beginning of • the Year 1.86. Written for the purpose of heing cotnmitted to memory at an early Age, by, Young Persons of both Sexes. -. By W. K. IOHNSON . , A.M. • • Printed for Ta.bart and Co. at the juvchile and School Library, No. 157, Nc4•l3oncl-street ; sold by W. Gibbons, Bath ; M. Keeno, Dublin ; Wilson and Spence, York ; and H. Morley, Gainsborough ; and by'all other Booksellers, fvc horn may be had, • i. Book of Ranks, 24 plates, price 75. 2., Bopk of Gaines and Spirts, 24 plates, price 3s. 6d. • 3. Book of Trades, 70 plates, 3 Pang, price 35. each. 4. Robinson Crusoe, 16 plates, price 45. 6d.• g. Popular. Stories, 24 plates, 3 Parts, price as. 6d. 6. Visit* to a Varin-h-ittse,. 8 plates, prick! is: 6d. Visits to London, 6 plates, 'price as. '6(.1. 8. Tour through England; 6 plates, price - 2s. 6d. :9. Visits to the Leverian Museum, price .as. to.' Visits to the Menage.rie, price 2s. 6d: r. Bible. Stories, 2 VolS. rz plates, price 4S. • . • • M ince. PieiforyC luistmas, 'price as. 6d. 13. The tiveiiile Plutarch, a Parts, as. 6.1. each. . • 14." Mcinuirs of-Bob the Terrier, price zs. 15i- MoMoirs of. Vick the POney, -price es. 16. Visits to the Juvenile Library, price as. • Vf).Universal History, abridged, - price as. 64. 18. First going to School, price as. • 19. Poetry for Children, by Miss Aikin, price as. U. 1'111.21C Ibr a Curious Girl, price as. The.Tr4VOS of Orlando, 4 vols. price ras. , 22. British Domestic Quadrupeds, • price as . . ad. 23; Proverbs of all Nations, price as. 6d! 24. Tales of the Castle, 5 vols. price 17s. 6d. , 25. Thq Magic Lantern, It plates, price 6s. 2(4 Wonders of the Telescope, price 4s. 6d. .Wonders of the Microscope, price 3s. 6d. 28. 'Child's True Friend 7 plates;, price as. • 29: Gulliver's Travels ' la coluurcd plates, price 2S. 6d. • 30. P resents for go't Boys, price is. 31. Presents for Komi (;11lS,•poiCe IS. 32. Mary :wa her Cat, )lice IS., 33 Dialogules for good Chi ld fell, • price' s. 34. The 'Little Hermitage, price IS. 35. History of Telemachus, price IS. 36. History of Belisarius, price 37. Lite of Carlo, price is. • , - 38. Nursery Tales, 33 sorts, at 6d. each. • 39. Nursery Songs and Jir.gles, 6d each, &c. &C. &c.' N; Orders of Country Booksellers for the above ninny(' Wvnits are exv , ...uraint Actrithouvus wins. , OR. 26, Ips. ern COIIIMISS/ONERSfo;-1 7 7CTUALL/NO 31441)}' do •hereby give Th(.l 'on Monday, the lith day Of No-,...embee next, they will 6± ready. to receive Tenders, in. writing ( nt.), and treat for TIV, • lisendt-ed 774usaltd Gallons of %VEST INDIA -RUM, or POREIGN to be delivered, One lalj en the space of One Montb, and the remainder in One Month a fterwaqs, into: Ilis Majectes &wet at Porismo - tab and Poi rettf.), in the following proportions, viz. Portsmouth Plymoitih Oce. 100,0 - o roc,ooo 200,000 Cations ; and to be paid for by Nth, payable, with Interest, d.Eyr after date. B, Ns Tender -will 6e accepts.? unless the e•fantior.,:f and of Brand, , ,toirther with Ifs Prices ?ferret, ihalt he separate. t'y and distils74. stated : n,r a 7 be.zdmittedfc.r a less eaviy tihin-Ten Tbousan s d Gal4ns either Article. The Cclditi , ,vs cf the Contraas may-be re•,t at the . Secretwy't No regard will be find to any Temkr in which the Price sh a ll 4,4 be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliVered the .9.l:rdbefore One o'clock on the said Mond y, thr t 711) o/ November n'ext; . nor unless she Person-who makes the Tender, or .some Person on ,hir behalf, attendc,'to anwer, when ca/l'd for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, - • Nov, 6; iS•.6 • • THE COAL.fIpSSIONERqferT7CTU.I I - HIS .1114: - 7 EST Y's Nil VY do hereby give Vallee, Tha r cu Fr 1.14 the t4th inst. ibey w{ill be ready to receive Tenders; in w , ,iting (sealed up), and treat . far Oix Handi - ed *t BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS. and for One Hun.tred Thrt of the Grst i•;EIV:CA I.IN Aco EAST \ INDIA RICE; if, be a:,zzerab. r e to Sampiq to he ploduced the .Tendes s to be &Liz:reed; One I..erroj in a I'9, tnight, and the Ren t alpd,:t in a 1115,ntb, .1 . 174 His Majesty s Sttres at Dc prprd to Ge for ILy. Bills, ievahle, with inie. est, ninety 1.1. gs afterd,!te. Conditions of the C,ntraEtZ .m. 9; Ge seen at the vaary's pifier. No regard will bad to any Ter in wl‘cb the Price shall n.2t ue ieoerted •,dr a/ length, or that shall not he deliiirid to the Bo.zrd bejoi One o'C'7,;rk on .the said I%i/4 ay the' t4tii, instant ; not: - unless the Pelson sha makes the Tender,' or styli l'rson on his•hehalf, attends,. to an.; air, v.-ben - • VICTUALLI,VG:OFFIC, ' Nov. 6, 1806. 'THE Cy OMMISSIONERSfor vigruALLIAG HIS 111/I:yEsTPs NAVY do hereby give, Notic", Tha t on Tuesdy,gl,e Oth of 11'we,-,her, tky will be ready to receive Tenders, in writink (sealed up), and-great for the fol;o,t'ing eaant4ties of IRM:4.IIOO.PS, viz. ' Vert I-Vps: butt iloop3 'Tons ..3 0: S • or for any Quantity theicol act less :ban Fifty. .Tts ; to be d c a. -orred in Nine it'eeks, by Weekly pp-Icy:inns, into His 141ajeq . 1-'s Stores 'at Dep:Ard j9r i! ) .f .) - able ! with Intern!, .7 . ‘itity days alter date. 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