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Admission Three" Shillings. „ .. .., PHILANTHROPIC, ANNUITY PLAN. • HE Prospectus, givinran Explanation of the Natureolthis,PßOPos a I hisTIT UTlON;rnay he had at my House, is, Welbeck-street, Cavendish- square, and 'at he .London Tavern; and it is Varilcularly recommended to PERSONS in the'COtArrit tolyeeOme Shai r e-hOlders, as jt will allord them an opportunity of:laying out their Wiley more securely, and more,advantageously, than on Mortgage. Pursuanr - to the s ßesolution of the Meeting holden at the -London Tavern, the•ilcioks of'Subseriptiten will' contirine opeu till ao i soO. Shares are sUbscritied for.'. - 'No. lc., Welbeck-street,, Cavendish..- - square, London, July is, 1806, . ;:l'be, Shares .are zol—rach; payable, by Instalments ; and 17,000 Shares 340;oo*ol.) are subscribed tor. WILLIAM LUDLAM. RUGBY SCHOOL. T HE Ile*. Dr. INGLES having, in..conseciuence of bis bad health, signified his intention of resigning the-Head Mastership of Rugby School on the24lll of Julie next ens.iing,. the Trustees, hereby &iye notice, that they proceed' to the Election of a new Master on Tuesday the 16th day of December hex t,•at Rugby, at Twelve o' Cl9Clc, The Titistees tveling the importance'of the appoihtment of a Person whose' Cfratacier and .Abilitir!'s may itiak . the Public the less ecgra the Vacancy occ;.isioned by tbe-Restg- - tiotion of Dr. Ingle 'ancl - thihking if their duty to give every attentiqa to ihis,great objett, request-. that such Gentlemen, propose to become Candidateswill signify theiiinteution. taltlrc'Ge"arge Ha'rris, of Rugby (Clerk.to the Trustees), be fore the loth day of 0 clober next; thatevery information may be obtained by the Trustees, pieviaus to: the EIkUW - 1, wnictt tax, direct their ludgrrient..•. . • - It is recp fired by the Ada parliament 17th.G.eo. 111 •cl 71, that—the. MaStess , of Rugby SchciOr shall *be T'niteirtants of:. tliz-Ckurch of" England, and shall have fakcif; , the' degfee of liffistct of - Aits in the University. of Oxforrbor Gainibridge.• "•••• 13k 01110 of the Trustees, 24ug'oy, Augiist; ao6. • CE 0., HA EMI S, elerlz,„ __ • -- - - • , -..... 4 C , 'MORE PRIZES, • -: : 411c1 ' iye Thiluslidle•Tickets thud last State Ldttery. - .- . „ 't-,),-: -.- ' - 'Ttte.lti rit= drawn Tkk-et .entit!ed to " _ „T EN. T 1-1.0, V- 5 A -,N D -.l'. (.). ~' Ni I) S ; ' Ali other capktaL p r i 4e i, Are , b i ,„ l .. . .0,1,7R . _, CHA :84S of TIC KITS f anti SHARES' will —c: "Tilive, t 4c 9pp9l,tlMirj . .of c)t..tining all .I..iie Cd.llW,:i.l i'rize, ot v L h t.before th,,,, I.)raim., ...ruirte.uo..,. kit& 'rn •y"' purt is. wttith Axil L IZ'Ort‘khe 13111 l'lt' l fletbber next. 1 . 11 , 2 Scheme.. uittaine4pal 'tkii.vinritges Of.. - . f ..... 1 ' 'TWEV,,tt.„TH()USA.NO . POUND PRIZES, I "l'E44 2i l t islOtTS'4l\l47;e()UND P4IZRS, , "*r7il.E - 1 - 171t)LISA1 4 .11) 1 POUNrI) Y'Ari„.'l,...S, &:. &c. 9 ,tornier ...lottfiits. of -dotibleitite Mitriber of Tickets., Twifit . .y`'rlii4satid Ticketsonly', and no Other-State Lottery to'be 'drawn this Year.. . • ....... ' 1. ''• '. scut EM E. .- ,No. - of. Prizes. '-': 'Value' 6t each. Tot a l V a l ue . I _3 .. - .. ••... :-. ..., 2 0,0 00 •.2 - .. • ... ,C 6 ~ 00n _3 - . . 7 1 '- io,oco . - - - - - 30,000 -4 : 3 , 5,000 ..- - - . - ..15,000,. - ~ 20 -- .., -- ,-.- boo.' •- - - ... 2,000 4 0 5O ~.. - - - - • 2.00 p 4000 . - :. .: '. - .. 2 9 .. - .. .. - 82,000 2. . --%•--.• ..7.,000 Tickets . • ,C 200,000 Tickets. and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office. 1 Ticket - - kt 9 15 0 Italf - - - to 2 s .o LiAlith - - - 2 It 6 Quarter - - :5 . - z s ',ii , I Siteent4. .. - . 1 6 o • , MONEY FOR DISCOUNT, ezt % ERCHANTS; .Mailafocaurers, ia ors, and . Zvi. Other s , , may .be accommodated to any amount by' Discount Of gills of Exchange, • Inland or..Foreipt i . Notes of all , other a pproved negoclable Securities, pr by a Deposit of Goods atyi .Merchandise , ipanufaaturi and Vin_ wrought, for a hinitect,pe...ikxl, or . the. same. sold at any time, on the best terms. • _ The satisfaclion which has been . invariably given by the Advertiser to those apoi.i f ing, renders prctleSglons needless. Letters to Mr. Woolley, or personal application from Ten till Three, at the Counting-house, 16, Church-street,,..l"oho, London, will receive immediate attention. NORTH CRAY PLACE, PARK and MANORS o NORTH CRAY, and - RUM:EY, `KENT,' extending " over.siveral Thousand Acres- o•f• Land. - • • • TO BE• SOLD',I BY • A UCTION, • - )3y Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS . (Successors to - 44r. Sniith), • At Garraway's; on Wedresday, August 20, at TvVel %Te l t:lock, inconsequence of the present Occupier going Abroad, THE LEASE - (15 Years unexpired) .of this Ely- Sian Spot, will be sold as - Above, offering to-Noble men arid Gentlemen _a rare opportunity of.becoMin - pos sessed of a place, on a moderate scale; scarcely to be equal. , led iiirthe Kingdorh, and certainly unrivalled near the Me. tropelis. - It is situate about 13 miles from London, five from Dartford, and three from Chislehurst, in a must healthy and beautiful irart of the Courity of Kent, abounding with. an infinite.varietS? of rural and piauresque walks and rideS. The Domain embraces a well-built dry 'Mansion, •standing - on' a - gentle declivity, with Colonade and spacious .Halkin: which, is a- capital Dining-room, Drawing-room, opening thtougir an Antiainoin into tire Green-house ; Steward's-room,- Butler's-pantry, Servante-h-all, detached Kitchen, and numerous well Arranged Offices-Olt the ( round- Floor ; , with five separate arched cellars in the - Basement, capable-of holding so Pipes and'Butts. of Wine, Ale; &c. ; lexreaklast-room, Lihrary; Anti-roothoix Bed-rooMs,• Dress ink rooms, ratent Water-closet, by Brarmili, .on the first Floor ; and numerous Chambers and Servanrs'- rooms in .! the Upper Story, all lately put in Complete repair, papered, &e. ; Stabling for twelve - Horses, well supplied - with Water, at an agreeable distance from she Houseolouble Coach-house, Flarliess-room, detrclied granary;- house; Dog-kennel and: Farm -yard; - Gardens, distinguished. for abundance ot.excelleßt Fruit. containing train fiVe•to six . , Acres, including .Pleasure-grounds, with ~capital Mt-house and Succession-hOuse, Ice-house, Bowling-green, elevated Lawn, forming a Target=grolinct, ► 24 Yardi long, and spacious Gravel-walks, commanding views of ,the River, ere. and , - affording most delightful Promenades at all-seasons, added to which is an enchanting Shrubbery-walk r encircling _part of the Grounds,the approaCh thereto by Bridges - (adjoining Cascades) over. the,river. The Land, eo'Acres, more6r less, is entirely Pasture, eleg-antly Timbered, surrounding the House , with sunlCFetices, resembling a Park, and time scenery highly beautiful, through which wind s the Ri ver Cray,• amply :bored with the finest Trout and-Eels. The extensive Ma liars are abundantly Stocked with Pheasants, and ail sorts of Game. The House. is immediately fit forlhe reception of ,a genteel Family, and may, with the 'Manors, be :entered upon immediately. The Furniture, in part, - including iz Beds ) . the Books and Library, fittings a up,- belong to the House; and the rest, which is elegant and substantially use ful, may be had by agreement, or at a fair valuation. The- Land-tax is redeemed; and the Rent and faxes . low._ Tickets for viewing the Premises may.be had by applying to Messrs. Hoggatt and Phillips, No, 6a, 4iad-strect, Royal xchange. to. the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD lifts of the'COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON. Gentlemen, T BEG leave to return you my sincere Thanks for the very flattering assurances of S.upport.l have hitherto received froin,-you on my. Canvass, which 1 have r i d doubt will, ltimately l ead to success. Oliering myself to your notice as an Independent Country Gentleman, I think it right to:declare that I am not eon nailed or united in inter e st w ith any o f the whet-Candi dates. - I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With great respea, Your obedient humble Servant, WM. LANGHAM. Cottesbrooke, Aiigust 9, tBe6. , . . • HE reaYJAPAN' BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN.' This invaluable CompOsition, With half the anal liboti;, produces the most brilliant jet black: ever beheld, altbrds peculiar nourishment to the Leath er ,. will not soil the firreSt Linen, is. perfeekty freeTrorn any un-• pleasant smell, and Will ietaiwits virtues many climate. . Sold, wholesale, by Wy and Martin, at the. Manu!'adore No. 97, l"iiHolborn; retail by F. Day, .No. ; 7, Tavistock.:: street, - C ,, Ventgarden;, W. Day, No. 65, -Swallow-strcer; A veil, No., 1, 'Finch-lane ; and by the principal...-lioor makers, Perfumers, and Oihnen, 'in the. Metropolis ; and•ia every town throughout the tinitecUKingdorii-, ih§tone,Bottics, • price is.'6d. each.. • • • . • . INDIA AFFAIRS.- This Day *as published, price One Shilliftg, ÜBSTANCE of tfiO . SPF,E(_:H, of ,Sir ARTHUR k...) WELL Y. in -the Committee of the klouse of Commons; on the S TAT ti of.the F I NAN.O E S of the Last - India'Company,delivered on Thursda'. , I uly , :o, 1!>06. • , ,Plinted , tOr J Stockdatc . ,- Piccadilly Of whom may beiLid, inl.7l:ree.Parts, illustrated with Plans, ~ price 11...105. 6d. or on 4joyal Paper; il. 3s, 6d. The History of the late ..War an I the • Ncocia. tions which preceded, .and-'the- Treaties which teithinated them.' 1.3 y the)Marquig This Day was published, pric43.,in boards.; A . THANSLATION of a , FRAGNIENT of the • EIGHTS ENTLI 13Of)K .of POLYBILIS; disco r Nr4::d in the Monaitery pf St. La u ra,ori Mount Athos. ythe,COUNT Di A Np . corlected, augMented, by the AueluKltiir - tudereil into English from the French' Version, ma ked ed.ted Irserton, at ~ The. Military Library, near Whitehall. •. . . THE PRESENT STATE OF BONAPARTE's,EM., • „ pfitEi .7 AND . OF EIS DERAL. NATIONS - . just i - mbiished,... In r ~,r tz:lo One Pound, in boards, r- 'HL BELOIAN TRAVELLER • ,or,: a Tour in Floilawf,.Fr4uce, and _Swit%erlandi during . tils4 and 18-1 l i etters Irani a Nob.lcaliku to a.lllhlister of rate • , - . • 13% tile T! - 1011, of The Revolution.-lry Plutarch," ttc, 1- ‘• This recent,Publication has...alteativ, with ali„the.other Works et the s,nie Authot ' shared the honour of 'proscrip tion by 4onavate in every . Country, onalie.Continent where llis Military tia.:(titti have , penetrated, !Where his ~ political intrigue prevail, , ir hislelentiess tyranny iritimidafes," 7 -See Morning Post, August 6, i8o6; Primed. for "1. Egerton; at' the Military hall. This' Day tvas published, rii Royal Quart 9, .price-rgs. neatly half..bouMd, ANEW GENERAL ATLAS ; containingDis tine} Maps or all tue.'principal States anti Kingdoms throughout the .Wurld, trout the latest and best Autho rity; correelly engraved upon Thirty Plates, Royal Quarto, and bea , itifully coloured outlines. • • London : _Printed for and sold by Thomas Ostell, ,No. 3, Ave Maria Lane C. Chappel,,P,all ; and may be had of every:Bookseller in the Kingdom., _ This Day was published, ' _ l- Four Volumes, izmo. price• One G uinea, •in boards, Inc SECOND EDITION of • • Q IVL,L-P B TALES.• By Mrs. 0 P E. k) Prinmlfor_Longinati, Hurst, Rees, and. Urine, Pater noster-row. • " :In the Tales now;before us we find much the same.rne rits.as in h r beautiful story ol'Adeline klowbray ; the same . truth and delicacy of sentiment, tae same gr4eful simpliCity. In the dialogue parts Of the Work, and the same happy ail of presenting ordinary feelings andoccurrcnees in a manner that irresistibly C l 4llllll2llldS our Sympathy.and atfedion.". .• EDINBURGH RAvntw, No. xvi.. . , • As above may,be had, by the same Author. i. Adeline Moiirbray, zd Edition,. 3 vols. r3s.• 6d. boards: . z. The Father and Daughter, stii.Edition, 4s: 6d. boards. 3. _Poems, the 4th Edition, Gs. boards. This'llaY . was published, p r i ce Is. HE TRIAL of DAVID, ROBERTSON, of the <l. Jerusalem Hotel, Cliarles-street;.Covent-garden, l a t e -Master.pf the StandatdiTas'Ern, .Leicester-fields, for an UN NATURAL CRIME with GEORPE FOULSTON.— ' With his iemarkable Arldressto the Court , on receiving Sen. tenee el-Wad). He was executed on Wednesday last. ,sold by 1. Day, 24,- Feuer-lane, Fleet-street. , Where may be had, The Trial of 'Robert 'Passingham, -Esq. ,Coloncil of the Chesbve Fei:eibles; and 191. in Edwards, is for a Conspiracy' ailinSt Ce:erg?. Eerrester; Esq. charging him with many detestalgh-Crinies. Sentence—three years in New ;ate ; price ts,- , --The. "Friar of Acop, .a Chinese Sailor, .for &Littler, Price 6d.—The ,CaSe of Potter . Jackson, who' was cruelly to:lured:by his 'Captain,. and flogged .ter ; days, .until. the blood cattle out of his breast and eyes ; also the • Trial, damages saol-price is. . - ~NEW ELEMENTARY BOOKS, This Day was, published, • • Price 3s. bound in blue; illustrated with Kips, AN - EASYGRAMMAR of HISTORY, Ancient and Modern; .by means of which that impOrtantSub jeet may for thef timeirst •be - praaically 't aug h t in Schools ; Written un the apritoved ‘ Pian, of Goldsmith's' Grammar of 'Geography. - py.the J.-ROB/NTS(SN, ' , • Master of the Free Graynnar School at . , Rarznstonedale, Wegmotelintl. Printed for Richard 6, Btidge-,street, Black. friars; and to be had Of all 136Pksel wizii• the full AllOw , once in the Purchase of Quantities:,, .'. • Of whom may also be had. --- An'Fasy'G RAMMAR of G,EOGRAPHY, including the Use ofthe Globes, generally esteentea the most pradical System extant, with numerous Maps, &c: By the Rev. I. Goldsmith, prick is. 6d. ,bound in red. 3. An gasy GRAMM AR of. PHI LOSOPHY,. or Com plete and Compendious System of the Arts and Sciences, il-- lustrated by familiar Experiments, and by neinerous Plates, . written on the practical. Planof the Grammar . of Geography,. by-the same A utior, price 35. 6d. bound in green. 4. The ELEMENTS of NAT U A I,' STO RY, ed on the System of LintiTus; with popular Descriptions in the manner of GOldsmith and Bution, by Copper plate' Representations of Two Hundred. Subje.els. , By .the Rev. W. Mayor, LL.D. mice 6s. bound. .5. A.S YSTEM of SHWV-HAND; th'at which is taught in the yartous 'Public Schools, and which is used in the Courts. of Law in 'the MetrOpOlis... By. W..MaYor, LL. D. Sec. price 7s. 6d. in boards. •• ' 6. The ELEMENTS of LAND SURVEYING, in Theory aiwl Practice, illustrated with Copper-plates, pl a i n and coloured, with Tables, &c.. By Abraham Crocker, . Yeyor3 01 Frotne) prkee 7s. bound. , VOTES FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX FREBHOLDS IN WHITECROSS-STREET PARISq OF ST. LUKE, OLII,STREET. TO JE SOLD BY AUCTION; 13v Mr. .11tOBINS At Garrawav's CofKe-house, in Cornhill; oa Friday, the 7.gt II inst. at Twelve o'Clcek, in 18 Lots, A VALUABLE FREEtIOLii ESTATE, cot* -'' prisin g two .eligible Dwelling-houses, with Sh o p s situate in Whitecross-street; in possession , of Mr. Newman 4 , cheesemonger, and Mr. Dias, corifediurier;' several Dwel ling-houses, nearly the whole of Aliatn-ancl-live-courtEand - stindry - houseS in 'Checque - r.alley,. lett to Messrs. BOnney, Hooper, and others; the whole forming a coMpad and -de. sirable Estate, well -worth theattention of Gentlenien wish. ing for,interest in tho,Countk;' . M?) , be viewed by applying to Mr. Newman, corner of Adam-,and-Eve.cona, Whitecross-street, where Particulars may be had ; at • Garraway'si 'of'Messrs.•Loaden and Pegler, Solicitors,-New Boswgll-court; London; and of Mr. - Robins,' Warwick-street, Golden-squate. ELEGANT VILLA, FARM, and LANDS, near CRO Y .. DON, SURREY. TO BE SOLD BY,AUCTION, ROI3IN, At Garraway's,Callee'-house,' 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Friday; anth August, at Twelve o'clock; Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CHELSHAM LO DG F, consisting of ah eligible Mo dern Villa, pkesenthiga handsome uniform elevation, wirh Coach-house, Stabling, Brew-house, and useful Offices, Pleastire- ground, and Kitchen-garden„ judiciously placed in a. PadthAck of 50 and surrounded by sundry Inclosure s o f Arable, Pasture, Wood 1-alids., in a ring fence, and com prising pairchilds and IligliamS Mill. Farm,•in.the Parishes of Cheisnarn, West Wickham, and Cudhatn, and in the Coun ties of. Surrey and. Kent '; with a commodious Farm-house agreeably'detacheds from the'Mansion, capital Barns, Stabling, Waggon-lodge, Cow-house, Granaries, and numerous eon, venient Buildings, a Lodge Entrance, and two "excellent Cottages, containing in the whole upwards of 374 Acres.— The •situation is reinarkabV salubrious, Is about 5 miles . from CroydOu, Irornl;.y, and Westerham, and within.ls. of I-un 'don, surrounded by a-beautiful Vicinity, abounding in Gam:, and in th centre of several Packs or Huuntis.• May be viewed with Tickets.. Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Colcien;4quare: ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. . WANDSWORTH, SURREY. Comprising an Eligible Compatt Villa and Land, in Bridge - field.; sundry Inclosures of Meadow, Garden•GrQnlid, and Land in the open' Fields ; several Eligible Dwelling 1-louses, a Chapel, sundry ;Tenements and €the, Crane Publit-House, on Wahrlsworth-Piain, and sundry T tal one ents adjoining. - , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ..• • By ,Alr. 'ROBINS; At -Garrsway's Cotlee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhilloon Thursday, Sept. at, at Twelve bleldck, - in Four Lots, EV ERAL vglpable . . F.REEETOLD ESTATES, situate in Wands mirth, consisting-of Eligible and Gen_ tee! Dwelling-hou'ses, a Chapel, and sundry Tenements, Gardens and Lauds, situate. opposite . the Church, Waijds ,worth, in possession .of Mr. Perfect, Surgeon, .and i thhers a compao Villa, Garden, ands La n d, t t e li g h t f u lly-situate, in 13ridgefield, WandsArorth ; a Messuage, kn6wn by - the sign of the Crane, with 'the . appurtenances, on Wandsworth plain; a Blacksmith's. Shop, and eight 'Tenements, with Gardens, &c. adjoining • also, sundry parcels. of Land in Wandsworth Common Field; the whole about twenty Acres, in possession of Mr. Ralph Langton, and others; the prin cipal part on Lea..se' May be viewed by leaye of the Tenants.—Particulars-at the Spread Eagle, WandswOrrh ; tlteKing's Arins, Fulham ; Sun, Kingston ; at G a r ra t 4 ay' s ; o f Charles A lexancici-Craig, Esq. Great Scotland.yard, Whitehall ; of Mr, Bramwell.' Palter,-buildings,- Temple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street, Golden-square. , FREEHOLD ESTATES. • . , Consisting of Dwelling-houses, ,Stable-yards, Warehntises, Wharfs, &c. situate in Gray!s:inn.:lane ; Fleet-street ; I;alcort-spurt, Fleet-street; Cow•lane; Smithfield ,• Cole man-street, the Poultry, Upper_ Thames- street , and Harp lane, Lower Thames-stre e t. . TO BE SOLD fIY• AUCTION, - • •• By -ROBINS, , • At -Parraway's Coffee.. - house, fit Cornhill, on Thurschy, the t ith •SepLember, at Twelve o'Clock l „in Fbuitecn Lots,' CEVERA4 Valuable and :Desirable. FREEHOLD ,L 3 ESTATES, comprising three . new-ercaed Dwelling_ houses, , extensive Yards, •Itc. situate on the East Side.of • Gray's-inn-lane, formed y the Queen's - Flea:11.M); in the Pa- • rish of -St. Andrew, Holborn. -The spacious Premises,..with Yards, - -Dwelling-houses, Warehouses, &c. in possessionof Mr..ltidley,' distil lei., and .three other Houses, with ShapS; 'lee. 'on the North Side of Fleet. street, in-the. Parish of St.' Brides;-in poSsession of • Mr. Parker Love), &c. Hotisein Falcon-eoutt, Fleet street, Thirteen D houseS, with W arehouses,&e. - . situate-in illack..S wan-lane; in and r Tha:iles-streei. capital ~ P remises knoivii by, Kennett- Wharf, Thames. Street, with Dwelling-house, ‘Varebotises.,•&c.; - A Dwelling:house • in the Poultry-. An okl-accustomed Pastry.-cook's,hop, in _ possession of Mt; Debatt.. A Messuage i with Livery Stables; -in iiossession - of, . Mr. Atkinson, situate in'Colein,di-street. A MesSuage and Premises in Cow-lane, corner of .Flosier lane, %.Vest SMithfield, many years .in the cheese-mougery line.. •-A Messitagc -arid Premises kno - wn by the sign of the Kentish Hoy, in Harti,nne; . Lower' Thames-street. ' And a' hpiise situate at the cornet - of Ilarp-lar,e, LOWer ThameS-Street. These Lots tbrin verfeligible and valuable property—the principal part 011 lease. • May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. ' Particolars at Garraway's ; of Ch. Alex. Craig, _Esq. Great Seotland yard, Whitehall ; of Mr. , Bramvvell, I '4er-buildings, Tem ple ; and of, Mr, Robins, War-wick- .t ret. t, 'G olden-square. AN IMPORTANT DISCON'4P.Y. • IESSRS. CURRIE' and Co, Surgeoy, having for a. long series OF years made the VENt REAL DISEASE the paiticuiar object- of their investigation, are row enabled to announce the discovery of Medicine superior to 'Mercury in the cure of that disease. ,It is at ,present sus_ ficient for am to Observe, that-its effeas. are niametriCally opposite to tho2.e olMercury, for though it coMpletely era !dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages, yet it does no! in the least' injure, the Constitution, or alter the.compleition-; ,on the_contrary, it renovates the - system , M 'all its natural funtlions, promoteS Appetite, ift)d facilitates ctigistion. Numberless instances - Are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this Al edie:oo, ts• inherent' and speCifiC virtues -acting as a perpetual 'corrective to bodily debility, whether , proceeding from 7n CXCeSS:tit conjugal and illicit pleasure, or front the more insidious though not less,destrue live indulgence in a' certain pernicious habit. s Amidst tbe, melancholy variety.of disorders 'which are the consequedde of this solitary vice, - there are none more affliding titan those deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embittertheinatth, Menial state. 'The wretched sutkler broods,over his Misfor tinies, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to such a state of misery as to render ite oppressive. 'To tho. , ie un happy persons it will be a consoling retlediop to know•that they may now, by a new and infallible anode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blesSings, A strong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. . Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex, attheir House, - No. 107,- Hatton Garden, person ally, or by. Letter (postapold) inclosing a Bank Note, when the necessary AdVice and Medicines will be given pr sent to. any'part of the Kingdom. l'atieittsinthe Chuntry at:: re quested td state their age and gcucral mode of liYioS. ,No, to 7, Hatton Garcia,. . , • 'Jr T. 1 21 EC 0 MAIXSSIC A/P.7 - ICT V A Ll,l d' - Ills 111/IYESTY's NAVY dr beLehy give Notice, Thai on 1 h . 'ednesday the jd of Septe2n4er rr'r xi, lby will he rah,ty to re. ceive Tenders, to vo . king (sealed zeP), - arid treat such, Pe,: — lons ar will rzxd,rtake to . sie . .l),H . y all such Qua7titics of D,r6 , sei , e,,lf : :irttlicAilrire, and . G.i.ttrotersh iii , E E SE, CHEESE of e4rreal goodness, and RQS E C,O RIC (i'econds) BUTTER; or B TIS H}3 UTT E i t' etted goodness, a s shall be required it His .111aje.4's 1 . 75?.14/71iNg Service jrcm the , ;st o f Qi?cber next to the jotp of SiTteaber, II;o7, bre ; to he dellA :tieredfront lino to treat, as 'demanded, into His Plafesty's Fie. t ual‘ing Strrrei at Deptford, Portsmortib; Plyntoteth, and Cork.; at the ContraSior'seirpelce to he warranted to keep good an? sound for the spat'e of six months from the respealaie periods of de. ,iVerjr ; iznci to be paid for -f4 11114 r, intc,esi, ninety days alter date. Th, Conditions of e.se Conti : ls:s n:,y 6e seri at the Secreta7:; l l Office, at..this 0 . 171-e ; or by applying ,to Mr. :yohn Dunitervi/le, "'ken' for the at Cork . No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Puke than not be in s erted in words at length, or that shll not be deliveeed to the Board before One o'Cleek on the said WecitieSdefy, the 3d of Sep. tesrbet etext,'nor unless the.Persan who istakei Thr Tender, or swn lers6n on hir behalf, attends, to answer, when tailed fcr. PIG'tLIALLINC-OFFICE; Aug. 1806. T J4E coillmiss/QNERs f or YI CTU4LLIIt;G 1114.7ESTI"sN4V1' do hereby give Notice, That oti Mdnr.reia_;', the 27th instant, to ry will be .ready to le., ceive Tenders, in writii , g, sealed up, and :treat fir. Thi.ee Hun, dred Cbaldroxs ,PITTS TANFIELII MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal goodness, to be delivered in a whole Cargo cr Covoet in the spree of three'l-Perks from the date of the Contrail, lYindr andli/eather permitting, alOngside the Irharl of Llis Ma festy's Pren:ism a I, , ,Plyngouth,and Sarethdolun ; acrd to be paid for p44461r,.wi1k interest, ninety dgj s af!fr date. • The an:di:ions of the Comtran ;nay he see: at the Secretar:ys Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not . be inserted LI words at length, or that - shall not be..4l,ivered too the !hard beforebne 'o'Cloc k on .;h: said frea'Nesci,€): . the z7th in.. slant, nor tales: the' Person who makes the Tende, , ,rof;ft Perrin ol his 6,..ber11, attends, to answer, 74.ben called fop .E4ST INDIA , 3 1, 18,-;6. rr HE C031.41.11TEE .af of tg- -UNITED CO2IIPA NY of 111E,R6'H/4 NTS of 41V4*- 1.4.1V . 0, iraa'iNag to the Eat! 4eieby give Notice, That tke.Coinmittee Will 'e. ready lo receive, Pqposals be 'writ. ;mg, sealed up, o n e e keirlre IVeduesday, the zotb Of Ategust meet, PON such 1 1 ,ErffMt '9lO me y be 7411114 . to ..tsspply The C'vw- raV with Anchors and GrApnals. Canvas.' , Coppei. Pitch and Tar.. • Shot :jxt Shells, Swedish Iron. 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