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ThEATI:r izovAl„ cov,EN - I',GARDE.N. - TIM PRESENT EV: I!'eb,,q 1, 1806, v;;; 11le pert,ilißir • SPEED THE PLOUGI4.' Sir l'hilip Mr MU R RAAT; Sir Abel ;truly, • Mr. M EN ;. Bob Handy, Mr. FA wc.ETT ; Henry, Mr. C. - KEMIII.E. _ Miss Rlandford, Mrs. GIBBS: Dame Ashlield, Mrs. OAV E NPO RT.; Susan Ashrield, - Miss Ipt UNToN To which will be a G rand Roinatitie Pantomime, catied, HARLEQUIN's MAGNET; • Or, THE SCAN INAVIAN SORCERER. Harlequin, Mr.l3l l R N F ; Pantaloon, Mr. L'. HO I,s.)(; NA ; Tylla, a Seandin.iviLn Princess (afterwards Columbine)," Miss SEARI.E. raxes 6s. Pit 33. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery Is. Places for the Poxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the i3ox Office in .Hart-street. The Doors to he opened at half past Five, and begin at halt past Six. .• To-morrow, - Macbeth. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons. With Harlequin's M +pet: Thursday, Wild Oats; with We. Fly by' Night. On Friday, The Gamester. Mrs. Beverley,. Mrs. Siddons. With We Fly by Night On Saturday, The Man of the World; With 'We by I~i fight. On Monday, Cymbeline ; with •Rugantino. MR. PITT. AN Indepenerent Tribute w the Memory of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, by W T. VITZ_ CERA I. I), Esq ordatnenteii with a crirred Likeness , is This L7,iy published on one Sheet, price ss, with 3 fine frit pression of the Portrait : if ordered, it might . be printed.on Silk or Vellinn,.by Eiiward Ortne;:liond.strcet ; and sold,* all the Printsellers and Booksellth. ' ' Likewise an Engraving, as large Life, or Mr. Pitt, priCe 21. as, thelprorifs; and zis. the prints ; and a smaller sweat ss: and zs. 6d: • • ' ..13orxl-street, .the Corner of Brook-street. R. W-. who went into the Neighbourhood of IVorcester 1, the Month of December, and departed 'horn thence towards SlireiNsbliry about the igth of rannary, is earnestly requested to write to his Brother, who will da every thing to .ssisthim, and he will by till* means be re_ 'stared to his Friends and Profession. F any Person is possessed of Three or more Num j bers or the -P-ÜBLIC ADV E RTI SE R tbr the Months of Otiober, November, and December, 177 r, in which. ap_ Reared some Letters signed by THE SUPERIOR OF THE jESUITS,.Mr White, Bookseller, hi Fleet.street, is willing to pay a liberal S.urti for a short Joan of all such Papers, within the sAil period, ashmve Letters with said Signature. ..: • WHITE HAR INN, GRAVESEND. SARAH . PITT takes the liberty to inform her Friends and the l'uhlic (in-consequence of the !lei:ease of her lase iluAmil(i) that she carries on t lie liusiness of above Honse - . It will be her pride, aintshe feels it will be herin terest. to conduct it in such a ivay its to give satiirieliodtO .all who may honour her with their Cu,st .tn ; she therefore ventures to :Assam them that Articles 'of the first Quality Siial Inc found at the,White.tiAtt, and.that the best Aci;om arintldtion and Attendance will he provided. TICKETS and SHARES dial.vn an Thursd;,ly next. the Third Day of Drawing, February t3th, will be RIZES ; besides, on the Fourth Day of Dranriiig, the Firs'-drawn Ticket will he entitled to 20,0221 and all drawn on the same Day will he. PR IZ FS. Likewise on the Fifth Da% of Drawing, will bean PRIZES. tho6e drawn on the First and Second Days were drawn Prizes. The Money. is now paying for the same; or ex changvd for undrawn C.K ETS. and SHA R ES, with ad vantage to the Purchasers, by IIORNSIiY and Co. the Old Istablished State Lottery Offices, Nn."215, Cornhill, No. 52, Charing cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough •, where No 8839, a Prize of 1°03221.: was sold in Shares 'the First Day of Drawing. - ' NEW and ELEGANT UPHOLSTERY and CABINET WARE-ROOMS and MANUFACTORY, .No. s 2, Upper Mary-lebonne-street, end of Fiowland- . " street, Portland- place. . - ' .... OHN M‘LEAN and SOS, Cabinet-niaker j tt t i h r i n ey T h h a ai: e k r s ec t e o i‘ T d e . N a 17d - il i ty 4 a n t d idd Upholders, entry to r b i e r . ' e l Favourseavae t o g' with submission acquaint them they have re-opened their Ware-rooms with a nemand elegant Assemblage of Parisian 'Furniture, with Articles of utility adapted for Drawing. towns, together with Ladies'iteading, Writing, Grecian, and Work Tables of every description. . N. ii. -Four-post bedsteads and Furniture, Draperies !forming Window Curtains in the first style. Sola.and Chair ! Beds, Drawing-room -and Parlour 'Chairs in sets complete, Chaise Long, Library and Secretaire Book-cases, patent - Dining Tables, Sideboards, Card; Loo, Sofa, anel Pembtoke Tables, Wardrobes, Mirrors, Glaises. Girandoles, and every Article of Furniture, for furnishing Houses complete, on the lowest Terms. HULL DOCK SHARES. Dock-Office, -Kingston-upon-Hull, lan. 24, 1806. TO BE SOLD BY'AUOTION, At the Exchange, in Kingston-upon-Hull, on Wednesday the oh day of March, iBc6, precisely at One o'C lock, un • der the power; of an ACI of Parliament passed in the 45th year of the Reign of His present Majesty, pursuant to such Conditions as shall be then produced; TEN NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for making DOCKS at KINGSTON-UPON-HULL. Each Share will be put up separately. A Deposit of iol. per Cent. in parr of the Purchase-mo ney, will be requested immediately after the Sale, and the remainder in two equal payments, viz. one half on the 2d day of June next, and the other half en the Ist day of Sep ;ember next.' The Payment of the remainder of the Purchase-money is, for the accommodation of the Purchasers, delayed' to the above-mentioned distant periods; but each Purchaser will become entitled to a r. hole Year's Dividend, payable in Fe bruary, 1807. _ Fuit r her particulars may be known by * .applyin& to Mr. Frost, Solicitor, or Mr. ,Lcvett, Clerk, to the Deem. Com pany, in dull. Mr. SURR's NOVEL. This Div was ptP)lislied, in 3 vols price t3s. 6d. in boards, A WINTER in LONDON or, Sketches of I.l_ Fashion.' A Novel. • by T. S. SURR. Author ot George Barnwell, Splendid Misery, &c. &c. Truths like these Will none ofFald, whom 'tis a praise to please." YOUNG. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge, street, Black friars. By whom have lately been published, The Novice of. St. Dominick, by Miss 0 wensoll. Ferdinaud Fitz..rrnond,' by Mrs. Temple. Virtuous Poverty, Mr. Sidilous. • !. , v kir Godwin On Alonday Ne,i will he puoiished. Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Svn. ETTERS,- WRITTEN FROM FRANCE, in the Years 1834 and 1805 ; including a p.;:ticular count of Verdun, and the Situation of the British Captives ill that City. - By ittNll;.S FORBES, Esq F.R & A.S. Sold by lohn.White, "Elect • This Day was published, price bo - aids, A N INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES, DIS-„ 1 i PWATIONS, and HABITS of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND, under their different Sovereigns, "since' the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. With various OliSerVatiensi Historical and 114 oral, arising tram the Subjed. • ity lOHN ANDREWS, Printed ter T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. • This Day was published, price 4s. boards, • A New Edition, beim', the Third, carefully revised and reeled hr the Original, of 7 3 - HE MILITARY CHARACTER of the u R P NAN ARMIES, particularly of the French, English, Austrian, Preesiare Russian, and Piedmontese. To which is added, a Parallel between the Policy and Means of the Ancient Romans and Modern French • Printer! fur T. Egerton, 'Military Library, Whitehall, ---- • This Day was published, In One VcOume, Royal atm°. price 4s. boards, • A A New Edition of W CG 1 ,LECTION of E? IGMAS, CHA ,)FS, TRANSPOSITIONS, &c. with St.aLU- Tro:e. • Printed for Loneman, Hurst., Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row, and I. Carpenter,- New. Bond-street. CALNE; • ELM, ASH, BEECH, AND F I la, FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (Without reserve) on Tuesday the !Sib Day of February inst. at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Wheel Inn, Caine, A LARGE QUANTITY of very valuable TIM , .1. _IL- ,as aeaterinentinned, with -Lops and s Ti fps, now standing on the several - Manors of Boweod, Caine, and Calst , -tie, and BrenthilL near Calna, in Wilts : -42e3 very prime Elm Trees, in 34 Lots. .teoa Ash Trees, in 13 Lots. 68; Beech Trees, in 4 Lots, at Bowood. 319 exceeding large and prime fir Trees, in 7 Lots, at Bo wood. This Timber is well - situated, -either for Land or Water Carriage, the Roattsebeingeeziod, the Wilts and Rerks Canal very near, .and the-Kennett and Avon to the Themes only a few Miles distant. _ ' Descriptive Particueirs, with the Conditions of Sale, may be had of Mr North, Southampton ; or Mr. Budd, at the Thatched Cottage, - Bowood Perk, who writ appoint proper Per Sons to thew the Timber; or at the Wheel and other Inns, at Caine; at the Bear, Devizes; White Hart, Chip enham ; White Bear, Bath ; Cross Keys, Salisbury; Crown, Reading; Pelican, Newbury ; Bush Tavern, Bristol ; Lon. don Cotree.houst, an Hatchet's Hotel, London; India A rrns Inn, Gosport ; Blue ( 'oats, Portsmouth; and t he Star, Southampton. • 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is pecu liarly adapted to weak ,Eein Ile Constitutions, as well as to phlegmatic: habits in general ;. it ads powerfully-as a nervine, not only to the wear; stomach, but to the whole nervous system ; corrects a vitiated appetite and digestion in the first - passages, and assists wrindertully in recovering the tone of the urinary and genital organs : hence its efficacy he the most obstinate seminal complaints in men, and corres ponding weaknesses in menet!. , The none of this Medicine conveys an idea of its virtues : It i, requisite that it be soft, yielding, and adhesive ; also; that it may . have a ready disposition to motion ; for, as Dr. Motherby Justly observes, " Medicines of this kind cannot be convey ed to the part required but by the common road of circulation; therefore they should be administered in such a form as they may most •readily he conveyed into the eireula 'don, and their use ought to be continued for soma time, be:: fore the etl'eds can be perceived." From the foregoing' onservations, the propriety of a liquid -foo l fvr thee e lininiairatiien of siott remedies, in preference to any other, is ()nylons ;' and this Clardiaf'Balm of Gilead (which is perfectly elegant in re sped to smell, taste, and ap peara •ce) will be found ,to possess all the genuine qualities of analentle, for, besides the nutritious quality of a restora tive, it has a tragrant,,suotle, oleous principle, which imme diately atkds the nerves, and gives a kind of triennly motion to the fluids, yielding plenty of animal heat, the true source of firmness and vigour. The train of melancholy disorders which Alia the human frame, under the damoinination of Nervous Diseases, arc the principal sources of human misery in the privation of health These disorders proceed from such an infinite variety and complication of fetuses, as to render it impOssible, it even it were necessary, to trace theirnto then true source. Tfte et feeds, however, are but too well known, and too severely telt amongst too great a portion of mankind ; and to diese elf,cts it may, without extiggeration, be asserted, that any Reined)' more superior or celebrated tin' efficaey than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead never has been discoveied. Numerous cases have. frOm tiine to time bee published in every News paper in the Kingdom, for the encouragement of the afflicted to use and persevere in a Medicine which so eminently fedoras a complete cure in all canes of An opinion prevails that terYous diseases are at' present more common in Europe than at any Former period, and is • chiefly attributed to excess of indulgencies pradised in these times of refinement and luxury. It is certainly true, that the farther we depart from simplicity and temperance in diet, and the more we sacrifice wholesome exercises to the in activity attending domestic amusements, the greater will be the influence of every , physical error in diminishing the vigour of 'the constitution. Diseases of the nerves are Inci dent to both sexes, with only this differen.e, that, in the female, from the natural delicacy of • constitution and the softer manner of lite, they are in general moat frequent amt violent. Weakness of the nervous system is often, alas too often, occasioned by irregularities in one sex, and sensual excesses in the other, which the Cordial Balm of Gilead is the must ettedual remedy to remove. It is notorious that various diSordersr Of the human frame are . broUght on by dissiparhpi in youth, and the gross viola , tion of those rules which prudence dictates for the prelerVa tion of health, and Prying a foundation for a lung and happy lifC, with a tirM and 'strong constitution.. The blessings of 'health are no sitoner lost" than painful experience teaches the inestimable valid; of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too often, alas! in vain, fur ,the means or its re ' cowry ! —The utility, theretbre, of this Medicine, is too ob vious to need futtlier comment. • • Proper diredions for every case, to enable persons to cure themselves,are given with each Bottle. Price Half-a- G uirrea. A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. —There are also Family Bottles, containing the quantity of four of the tos. 6d. ones for 335. by which gs. are saved. Note. —Each Inntie has a Government Stamp, with the name " Saint Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is felony, Those who wish _le have the Medicine immediately from, the 1)okt - tor...lay 'sending the money for any quantity they think proper, - Will have diem sent by such carrier as - they•shail ap point. Post-Office orders for any sum may be sent by post, and the balance will be returned in the box, or orders with cash inclosed will be duly attended to. - Dr. Solomon, when consulted, 'expects his usual Fee of Half-a-Ghinea. Such letter should, for safety, be thus directed, " Money letter. Dr. Solomon, (dilead' House, near Liverpool." Vamphlets'of cures may be had gratis Of any reputable Medicine Vender in every Market Town. . Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 16, Strand, London; • Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Stid, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidion,and Husband, Elder and Cu. Edinburgh; Nit. Baxter, Glasgow; IV. Cameron, Greenock e G. Browning:Paisley ; H. Craw ford, Ki • - nock • ' W • Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. Whi • isa Vr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; Carson, New ,• Millen, Kirkcudbright; T.lll 4 Cred-e, Kirk. ,iOrq...Blyalen-Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan, Dun ;-• Cfnigie, Montrose; Mitchell, and Anderson, An rdeen ;' Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh, Inverness ; T. M'KentieeStoma way ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnsen and Bisset', Perth; W.Auderson, Sterling ; Cain:old Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunfermliee ; IVI !son, Dunbar; Vinnet, biaath ; Dickson, Dumfries; Pherson, Berwick; Werkne, Alit trick ; Pateteen, Arnetemot, and lainiesnn, re• terhead ; M‘De.naid, Trengate, Glasgow; and by most Beektei:Oera and Venders of latent Medicines in the UniteJ Kinbd in. - 1. , :i. Dart )re j rorn les ; ; 110' ; iiCC rood, noir .4th amp. .int4 k '.:r. a autS, son 111al olph. Sarah ,owes nlcy IF;ton, I No- fisort, Esq. Rev. Miss ,q. s. pr. ion. the coin y been by the (t hy 3 zed al iodic:at Patent I tC.Stlit rOSt re- t follow and on it pos y your vaions xes he- An-aged foiind now as above: IA Y. ,rgeonit ;_ Yearn, Vene• arts of secreci rye, hit uituus , will bi seldorti due of St. Al , )xtord' LI Mt s, clan erpool n every 13oxe E! three' mselvg' ip wit? is print , -Bridge tIiEATRE, ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS -PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 11, 1806, will he I‘,:rt,,onet.l HAMLET. Hamlet, by the YOUNG R OSCI US ; Claudius, Kling of Denmark, Mr. I't)WELL ; Polonitis, Mr. DOW TO N Laertes, Mr. BA RTL EY ; Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. RAYMOND ; Gertrude, Q teen of Denmark, Mrs. POWELL ; Opnelia, Mrs. MO UN TAI N. • WITH DR. RE ES's W 7 -6 Cl.O 1)_I A. Part XI. Containing -several important Original .Artieles, and a Variety of eAegant Engravings from. Original Draw.' ants. On Monday Next will be published, The Eleventh,Part, price tBs. in boards -(the succeeding Parts wit; he published. with an accelerated Expedition, till the Work be clinpleted), of HE NEW CYCLOPEDIA; or, UNIVERSAL I DICTIONARY-of ARTS, SCIENCES, and LI. TERATURE formed upon a more enlarged Plan of A. rangernent than tlic.Dictionary of Mr. Chambers; compre liendini: t e various Articles of that Work, with Additions and Improvements; together with the new Subjeds of Rio- - graphy, Geography, and Histbry ; and adapte:d to me present State of Literature an,i Science. By . ABRAHAM REES, D. P. F.R.S. Editor of the .I:st Edition of Mr. Chambers's Didionary, with the Assistance of eminent .Profession.il Gentlemen. - ...Flinstrated with new Plates, including Maps, engraved for the Work by some of the most distilizuished Artists. • Printed for Longman, Hurst. !tees, and Orn‘e, Paternos. ter.row ; and the principal Booksellers of London. - • ---- - -- • This Day'was publiihed, In Three large Volumes Bvo. with Forty-six Plates, Price ri. t ts. 6 I. in b r - rk HE ECONOMY ot NATURE, Explain6d and 11111,trateir n the rim - 4;14)16 of Modern Piiilt4ophY; in Ten Books, v,z 7- O f the general Properties of Matter, of Ehltnehts; Heat or Fire—Of Light and Colours -01 Electr:city-,01 Air and Atmospherical Phenomena Of Mineral Substances, and tue Strudure of the Earth, of Volcanoes, Earthquakes, &e —.Of the Nature and Proper ties of Water; the Laws-of t Hydrostatics, Mineral W 4. ters, &C. Of the Strod•ire, Growth, and Culture of Vegetables, &c. a.-Of Animal Nature t the. Human Mirid. _ . .... A'u'thor E G S . sa ( y ; s k , E EVis t i . o kt ric Y al a p nd I N ) ioral, Zee. • Printed for j.lohnson, in St. Paul's Churcit-yard. The few .polittiar Works _which presented a clear view of the natural, world to the general reader. have, trom the almost entire_ revolution -which has taken place in philoso. pliy, been rendered obsolete ; recent discoveries are scattered throughout a number of hooks. In bringing together these detached fads and observations, in giving them a systematic fottn, and above all; in explaining them in clear and perspi.: coons language, our Author has certainly rendered an essential seteice to the public - has opened the gates of Science to the young and to the. indolent, 411 d has prepared an excellent text-book or repositdry for those who are already proticients." —Critical Review. • - _ " Dr.. Gregory has Performed his task in a manner which we do-not hesitate to pronounce. honourable to himself and useful to the world. the order in which he has disposed his materials is new, and in many respect , . advantageOus; a large part of his ColleChou consists of interesting matter, which has not been before introduced into any popular treatise ; and his 'language is familiar, elegant and clear.",-Analytical Re %fiew. .Many and .various as the books on education are, the publication before us is perhaps the best ‘ that is the most Comprehensive, as "well 'as easy and popular introduCtion to natural:science that has yet made its appearance in the Eng. lisp lauguage.'!--.Eilglili Review. We havo.now to declare, that the wak has appeared to us written Svdh nidcli perspicuity and precision. The occa• sion4 observations and inferences are just and apposite. Much practical knowledge is introduced ; and no predilection for .systems or hypothesis has misiea the Author in his long and toilsonie career." bri iis h Critic. • This Day was published. • Dedicated by Permission to His Royal Highness the Prince • := • of Wales. lORD -- NELSON's LIFE and ACHIEVE. M E NTS, from a Memoir in his Lordship's 'Hand— from ' his Official and Private Correspondence, and the Communications or various Naval Officers under whom he served„audotherS who served with him ; including many of his o'wn very interesting Letters to Public Bodies, Officers of Rank, and confidential Friends,- never yet published. By JOHN M'ARTHUR, Esq. Late Secretary to Admiral Lord Viscount Hood, Commander hi Chief in the' Mtditerranean, Anil the Rev. (AMES STANI Eit F.R.S. Chaplain of-the Household, and Librarian to His Royal. Highness the Prince of Wales. .• This authentic and important Work will comprise a Fac- Shnile, - qn seventeen Plates, Of the abovementioned Menioir, written by the Noble Admiral, after the loss of his Right Mm - , - and.addresserf by hint to, Mr. M'Arthur, de/ailing with peculiar interest the singular Vicissitudes of his Life, from I Malley to the date of his Communication in Pclober 1799: Which invaluable MafitiScript will hi afterwards deposited, with this Vo, mime, in the British Museum : it will al,so.cone taro ample Illustrations of the Chasms in his Lordship's in. teresting Memoir, to Which he rcrers'; an 4 a connected and faithful Narrative, perfeCily &vested of ail personal or party prejudice, of the various :: . ircumstances which can throw light on the Charaaer and Services of: this truly great Man, continued to We. latest period, and drawn from sources of In formation ivholly unattainable by any other Persons what. ever; • rho. Embellishments will consist of a variety,of elegant Engravings, viz. Historical Designs, Portraits, Plans and Views of Battles, and Vignettes, trom original Paintings by Benjamin West, Esq. R. 4. the late Mr. Abbot, Richard Westall, R. A, and Nicholas Pocock, Esquires, engraved by Mr. Heath, Mr. Fittler, and other eminent Artists. In odering this Work to the Public, it is the objea of the Editors, and will be tUeir unremitting Study, to render it, by the Amplitude, Fidelity, and Impartiality of its Detail ; and by the utmost attention to the Printing and. Embellishments, worthy of the splonclid Achievements it records, to make it deserving a place in every Library, and to entitle it to Na tional Patronage. - It is hoped that the WOrk may be ready for Publication in the course of the Pr.:sent Year, in one Quarto Volume of the largest size, printed by Bensley, on the finest Elephant Drawing Paper. The Number or Copies to be printed shall wholly depend upon the Number Of good Impressions that can be taken of the Engravings; and it is therefore recom mended to such of the Nobility and Gentiy as are anxious for the best Impressions, to send early notice to the Pub. lishers, Messrs. Cadet! and Davies, Strand. The price of such Copies as are ordered before the Ist of inly' next will be Five Guineas ; or with Proof Impressions of the Plates, Seven Guineas ; and the Money may be paid either on giving the order, or on delivery of the Work. Atter which time the prices will be advanced. It timely 'orders are given, Three Copies only will be printed on the finest Vellum, with the best Proof' Impres sions of the -- Plates on Satin. The price of ,each of th'ese Copies will be One Hundred Guinna, elegantly bound in Morocco. An Alphabetical List of 14anies. with . the Dates of Ord:rs, will be publithed and annexed to the Work. ,« _4; VICTUALLING-OFFICE; . Feb. t, Igo& PrHE COMMISSIONERSP. VICTUALLING KfS 411.4\-jE r ,\APY .do hereby give !Voice, TQat on Wedneid# the 19th inst. :bey will be rea7fy to receive Ten den in writing, sealed rtp, and treat for Three flundredChal deans of PiTTS TANFIF.I.I) MOOR COALS, or [...oafs of equal gAdnesS; robe delivered in a whole Cargo or Carg,es, In the space of three weeks fi-QM the , ,date Contra...4 . 4'4oas and weather pe:rn!luink; abingside the. 111.yar f c of Hi 4 Majesty's tuallingPrimisei at PlyntOuthand .S.Onthdown ; and to be paid for by. Bills,' payahle, interest; ninety days afro date, The Conditions of the Costra..l. May be seta as the Secretary's Office. Na regard will Le bad to-any render in which the Price shall not be insels,-din words at length, or thar shalt riot be delivered to the Booed before One o'clock 07 the said It'ed,e.a.ip the r9'h init. nor unless the Person who makes the lend(' ; or :some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called The. IC 111,ALL INC:-UP FICL; teb. 6, tBo6. HE COMAIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING tit 4:7 EST Ps IVAI/ Y do here& Abtie, 1 hat ole Fray., the 14th inv. they be ready 14 slt eepy r r e ,rd tex in Turiting (scale:: up), tved neat fOr tvh. TUNS of BLACK . S .Pll - * RIVel it',ll.Sl.llS, re be aqiwee:thle t Sampler to be prod,ced with the Tenders, to be delive,rd, on, 'h.y/f thereof in a Fortnight, and the remainder in a 14,4. hit ° Ili, M a ji : r ie ., PiClualling Storer of Deptford ; and tt, le ;aid fo . by payable, with interest, ninety f 6efter The Cotillions ref the Contraei Indy be seen at. tl.e secretarYi Office. No regard will be hal to aly Troder in which the Price. shot' not be in fertfd in ii , ords at t'ngth, or lkel ;hall n , :t deli-veil - el to the Board before One 0'(.7..eh o n th,.. said &Ida . ft, tie 14th in ttant, nor wrie.is the Person ;Tbo wakes the, render, or sone re , r On NS behalf, attendr. 1.• • .11,14 i .r. CAST' INDI4 • 'THE COURT DiRECTORS of the UNITED CO ,11P)IN Y ERCll4,Vrstf k."l‘,"; LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Akaire, That ;his Cowl will, be reay to receive Noposafs in wr;ting., sealed t,p , add , -essed - to the Secretary, from att;Prrtoni •I ' Vlo may be willing ft/ tender Pr Building by C , ,ntrad a C.llege, for the cog.= opt Student, deaired tn the Company's Civil Service in India, in the neighbrdirhood of Ilertf.rd, ar.ording to an E1e5.741. lion and Max which may. hr seen 'Si: ap i ticatio gi Rawiai4 at ibis House, on cr ibejo , e the 12,th of Februaly, at the Hour V . Twelve in.the Forenoon. wiLLmm RAMS AY, Sii•retzty._ This Day was published. Neatly engraved upon Eight Copper- pl.des, with a Portrait of, the qtlior, price zs. 6d. dote up in f..'olotired Paper, PHE ARCANA of BRORT , EAND Or, Ex peditious Writing wade Rasy. By 1-1. EWING roN, • To which is now added, Ett,gular Lessons, fbr want of Which few have gained perteet Knowledge therein. Londan : Prin ed tor, and sold by, Thos. Ostell, No. 3, .kve Maria-lane, Ludgo.4l-street. igo6. . HEMISTS, MEDICINE VENDERS, and PERFu NIERS, resi:ing in the Coulory, who wish to be appointed . Agents for the Sale of E.A R's E PAR ED CIiARCOA mu! CONCEN*I RATED SOLU. TION of CHAKCOA 1,, arc requested to semi a reference to one or more respectable Houses in London, to the Proprie tor, Mr. Lartiner, No. 56, .Piccadilly ; and should• the re— ference be satisfpdary i the first quantity will be sent upon sale or return. HILIILAINS are prevenLeci from brl4i.ing, and weir tormenting i teli,niz instantly removM.by W HITE. It EA D's• ESSENCE of NI UST A R D, universal I y esteemed tlt its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheuinatisins, Palsies, Gouty tfl , etions, and Complaints ofthe Stomach; hut where this certain Remedy has been naktiown, or neglected, and the Chilblains haveadually broke, kV H 1 1‘ Eli E A F lix r I,T It TE. will ease the pa-n. and very speedily .heal them. Prep - ared And sold by It. It )14 NSTO N , A pot iteca ry, Creek street, Soho, London—the Essence and Pills at zs. 9d. each—the Cerate at ts. it t d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. „ . *** The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of K. johilSton inserted For tuiumATisms, St' KAL NS, CM LBLAINS, dre. Dr sTEcßs's OI'ODE LDUC. • THIS Medicine, from its warm, penetrating and attenuating :2ualities, is tound to tie an ekcelieta'Re medy for external Allemmata:i; : and by irs strengthening Powers - , it speedily restores the Parr's which have-been In jured by Bruises and Sprains. -It is of great service in Cramps or NumbnesS, Stiffness or Weakness of . the tonna, and as an Embrd,:ation hsr the SoreneSs of the Feet alter violent Exer cise ; as also in promoting, a proper Circulation in the Limbs "- when in a paralytic State. it is aiso particularly recom mended for CiAblains ; and it used in tirre it will prevent their bmiking; but in this case it should bedissolved and ap. plied warm • the Genuine Opodeldoc is prepared and sold only by F. Newbery and sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, tour Doo - a from Cheapaide, price zs. 6d. ,s a Bottles, Duty included - but as a variety at Counterfeits are uttered to the Public, if) which the Names of Or. Steers, of Charing -cross, and Mr. Newbery, are fraudulently Itaile use of, PureliaserS are requested to observe whether the words " F, Newbery, No, 45 i St. Pool's," be engraved in the Stamp ; it nut, the `Preparation must be spurious. Sold also, •by their Appointment, by Dicey and, Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Bacon 311.1 Cu. No. t 50, and J. Picling, No. 76; Oxford-sticet ; I. Wade, Old Bond • street ; Bayley and Co. Cocicapur street ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holbiirn ; T.' "Putt, Royal Exchange ; W. Clarke, Borough, liigh. street ; and by J. Harris, Successor to Mrs. E. Newbcry, 13.)okseller, at the Cornet* of Ludi.ate-'freer. ‘VELCkIis FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders incident to Young; Ladies THE following Instance of their uncommon Efficacy is worthy the attention of the Afflicted; To Mrs. KEARSI.EY. Madam, .Ramsgate, lime 30, 18o;. I cannot sufficiently acknowledge my gratitude for the great benefit received by that most valuable Medicine Welch's Pills, which, in justice tn the Public, 1 roust re quest you wilt make known to - such persons as ate ailLeted in a similar way with - myScl f. To enumerate my complaints would till a sheet of paper, and take up too much of your time ; therefore I shall oniy mention, total loss Afappetite, giddiness in the head, palid compleXion, pain at my stomach and back, universal weakness, shortness of breath, pain at my side, beetle cough, and all the catalogue of complaints that indicate a rapid decline, which are all now removed by the use of your most excellent Pills. I was recommended to try the sea air, froM which I have not derived the small est benefit ; However, I hope now, by the blessing of God, to be able to pursue my business, which is Straw-work, in all its branches. This sedentary employ, I doubt, will oc casion a relapse ; but the knoWledge of this valuable Meth. tine does away every anxiety. _ , - - With gratitude; I am, - Madam, Your humble Servant, MAKGARFT JOHNSTON, Welch's Female, Pills (with Directions), price as. gd. a box, are Sold.Wholesare by Q. Kearsley, fieet-streer, Lon drm a Ditey and Co, Buy.' Church.yard, Cheapside ; F. Newberry, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford-str,et; Butler, Cheapside ; and Barclay and Son, Fleet- Market. t r -ar As another Medicine is told under the name of Welch's Frntale !'ills, v‘hiCh is spurioui,"Purchasers are re quested to mark; as the 'surest testimony or authentiCity, that each Bill or Directions is signal with the name of G, K rarsley` in hand-writing ; and . ..7n the out-side, whereby Servants cannot be imposed on, the stamp is printed, by perrnissiou of His ;141., , jestv's lionouraole Commissioners of St a mps, thus : —" G. kearikley; No. 45, Fleet-strecr."— : None others are genuine. ~~