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1' .w NUMBER 42791 THEATRg ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MOB.ROW EVENING; June .3; will be performed THE _WAY . TO. KEEP -HIM. Sir Bashful Conitant,' Mr, BANNIST ER • l Sir Brilliant Fashion (first time), Mr. BARTLEY ; Lovemore (first tithe), Mr. POWELL ; The Widow Beimour, 'Mrs. JORDAN, • Who-will introduce the -much. admired Song of" The IVil, low," accompanied by herself on the Lute ; • Lovem(4, Mrs. A NSELL, • • ißeing her first appearance in that Charader); Lady Ci.nstant, Miss MELLON ; Muslin,, Miss POPE. . _ At • the End of tlic f lay, Dei Caro's flornpipc, by Mis. . . . . • , SHARP. . ' . ' THE CITIZEN. . . • Old Philpot, Mr. PURSER; Young Philpot, Mr. BANNISTER; • Sir 'lasper Wilding, Mr. SPA RKS ; Vlding, Mr. DE CAMP ;. . . Maria (with a Song), Miss DUNCAN ; • And Cjriina, Miss TI DSWE LL. Boxes 6s. Scanid Price 3s.—Pit 3a. bd. Second Price 2s. Gallery . zs. Second Price is L-Upper Gallery is'. Second Price t d.—No Money to bt• retorr , ed• Places for the Boxes to be 1.,,,z1 . Mr. Fosbroolr, at the 13,-T--c;iiice in Little itzl.s:•2.:l-uttc:;t. , : . . flit: Doors wit: be opened at Half- past Five, and the Play ' begin at Hall-past,Six. • . . eOUNTY of 'SOMERSET. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD. . - ERS, of the COUNTY of SONIVI<SEt: T Hereby-appoint a Meeting of the - Gentlenitn and 1. FA:eh •kkrs of the .c.'oulny'of Somerset, o be held at the Assize 1-1;;Ti, ar Arictemiter, on Monday the 9th day of tune. at Twt-ive. at Nk;on_precise:y, for the pu: pose of nominating a pro,:t-r Person - to represent this County ia Path:a:flea; in the Alu.m of Win. Dickinson, Esq. deceased. 'CLIF - ToN. WHEAT, Sheriff: Barton Housei . gay 30, iBo6. To tilt! GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and YEOMANRY, RI.E.HOLDERS of the COUNTY of SOM ERSET. • N coasequence of a Vocauyin the Representi tionmf the - County, by the Death of Mr. Dickinson, I luiveheen callcdupon by many of , my Friends to 0114 •my Servier sto you on the present occasion. . I tnrve felt the gitutiott of Chairmanat the Quarter Ses sions, and iteprinative of the County, to be incompatible, arid have lately publicly macie known my sentiments there. on, Watieti sentiments were dictated by principles ttit winch I tru&t object. tliesi sentiments . ", declared-my intention of giv ing up ali views of the lienbur .of reprOenting yoll in case of a Vacain.y, but berth; catied upon in the manner am, it would be a A. , atit'...featitude in me to be insensible for a int.anent to suclr a dtsting.itsbed mark of confidence acid. favour. I therefore request the honour of your Support and Suf frages on the present occasion, and should I be favoured with your - approbation, I pledge myself :to'dischdrge my Duty in Parliament as an honest man, a sincere friend to our Conti try in general, and to this County in, particular . and (con , , sistently ,ith the sentiments 1 have 10.tfore made known) to withdraw rim selt from a sltuation .vhicit I have lately filled its Chairman of..the Quarter Sessions. I am your very obedient Servant, • _ " . 101-N ACLAND. Fairfield, May 29, Iso6. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN. pURSUANT to the AdjournMent, the Next be holden at the i,w,donl'aven:, on day Next, lute 2, at Twelve o'Llock vrecisely.; on which Day the r toal Closure of the Books of Subscription will be detarnined on. WM. LUDLAM. Welbeck-street, Cavendish-.square, Mar 30, 18c.L. Tt will appearevidev I, by the Prospeaus (which may be Lad at the London TayFru), that the proposed Institution at - lkd to the Subscribers certainly not. less than from 7 to 8 per Cant. and proba6ly rz or 13 per Cent. per AnnuM, without any risque, whatever ; at the same time that it will appropriate 2.50,0001. to the roli:f of the Grantors of Annui ties, Lnd so-01. annually to Charitable Inst;tations. The Shares are a.A. each, payable by such Instalments as the Subscribers shall at.their General Court deterihine.• A 1 1‘ a GENERAL M 7,ETING. of the ÜBSCRI- Ks to the UNION or PROVIDENT INSTI- T-U "PI UN, WM. PRA ED, • Esq. M.P. in the - Chair, It was Resolved Unanimou, , ly, That the New and Equit able System of Lite liisUrance and Annuities, ai digested by the. Committee, is cal;:ulated to promote early Industry, Economy, and Morality, - to relieve Thousands from depen dence and want, and, rfleeting these Public Benefits; to be- Conic of considerable National Importance. That the following Noblemen (friends to the Institution) be requested to•accept situations in the honorary Presidency : The Right Honourable Viscount Bulkeley. rl he Right Honourable Viscount - Chetwynd. The Right Honourable Viscount Duncantion. Tile Right Honourable Lord Kensington. . That the following Gentlemen be added to the Provisional Ciltrsittee: :William Bell, Esq. Scrope Bernard, Esq. I.L. D. Major Bird, West Middlesex Militia. Wiiiimn Newcombe, Esq. William Ikraed, Esq. M. P. That the first Instalment, being 21. p 0 Share, be paid into the hands of 'Messrs. Praed, Digby, Lime, Bernard, and New combe, No. 189, - Fleet-street, on or before the aSth instant, where a Book is opene:l,for the Subscription of those desirous of any of the few remaining Shares. ' • WM. p RAID, Chairman. Freemasons' Tavern, May zt, 1806. , 'WEDNESDAY the FERST-DRAWNTICKET beenutled to TW ENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS, being the Sixth Day of Drawing. There is also a Prize of Lo,oool. and several other Capitals in the Wheel. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, cominue• on Sale at the Offices corner of Bank-buildiNs, and lacing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-cross,' by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, FASHIONABLE GLOSSY BOOTS AND SHOES. •BAYLEYbegs leae to recommend the use • of his Patent ISLACKINO , CA ES, • which for more than thirty years past have been fOund superior to any thing of the kind offered to public notice. The Blacking made from -these Cakes, with Water only, will ke, p the Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very last, and give it the most beautiful BlaCk Gloss, • not' of the Japan hue, which is produced by using, Vinegar instead of Water, or Vitriol mixed with Water; but it should be ob served,-that the corrosive quality. of either is ex:temely juriout to the Leather, • There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled Persons, nearly,resembling th. true ones in appearance, the. Patentee begs toobserve, that they may he discovered y-his- Name on the Label being clif*rzntly spelled, or the - word. (as) or (as forni'rly) inserted before. the WordAirepared: .. The genuine Cake,. nave engraved Labels pastes am them. with these words : " By thLi "King's Patent, Cakes for Shining Liquid Blacking, prepare;; bt Bayley, the Patentee,-and sold by Biyley: and Blew, Cockspur-street, Lordon." Price Sixpence each, Which will mike a 11,11 Piut cf Large allowance is made to those woo buy them for Ex portation, or r.; again, with h- liberal Discount to such' as take quantitic..fot-Rtaly Money'. • • - • . N.B The Bills of Directions are signed•as below, which appears on the outside ot each Cake. W. BAYLEY. lin, A r . p - Vtii!t . c/IP* , ki . !r. - t ••.: A/ DAY, JUNE 2, 1806. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. • London, May ts, 1806. rrHE Committee for apportioning Relief among i the suffering Germans, having lately received several Donations for those unfortunate People, beg leave to return their Public. Acknowledgments for being thus enabled,in some measure at least, to supply the Wants of the Distressed ; and as they have recently received additional Accounts from unquestionable authority (which it would exceed the limits of this Advertisement to specify), stating the great scarcity of Food, and the calamitous situation of the poor Inhabitants until theensuing Harvest shall be gathered in, the Com mittee further implore the Assistance of the Benevolent in behalf of this important Charity, and for minute details refer the attention of the Public to the aileding Particulars con tained 'in their several Reports 'which have been published from time to time. ' The Committee beg leave to slate, that they have not only received official Vouchers fur the .Money .apportioned, but also various Details (too numerous for pub. lication); specifying great numbers of Families and ludivi duals.who have been relieved, and the Sums paid to each, signed by the Magistrates, Aulic Counsellors, and Clergy- Tue.', who compose the res Naive Committees on the Con .tinent. . • Among the Subscriptions lately received, the Committee hay.e.the- high satisfadion to announce the folloWinebesides other consifii..,•-ibk . ..Donations (including several of One Cluj,. Iles 'CciCil; 'and - fsfrarllcr Sums) too numerous to be inserted here, which -wiii be printed and circulated with their subse -quent Reports.: . . - . . ..His Royal HiglineSs the Prince of Wales ,C sop .0 o The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ely - to to o The Right Rev: the Lord Bishop of St. David's 5 5 o The Right Hon. Lord Barhani - - ! .2is o o The Right lion. Lord Teighinouth .. . ' s o o The Hon. Philip Pusey - - so 0 0 .Lady. Waldograve . - : !, - so o Lady Nepean-• - - - - s o 0 john fulius Angerstein, Esq. - - 5o 0 o The Rev. ~ r . Bell, by Messrs. Hoare - 20 0 0 'fite'Rev; Cha. Simeon, Cambridge, 3d Donation s 2 so o Geo. V. Ncunburg, Esq. Stainford, Lincolnshire too 0 0 Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street -.- 52 to 0 Wm. Hoare, Esq.,ditto -•- 10 0 0 M. H. Wagner, Esq. by Messrs. Hoare - to o o j. Stokes, Esq. by ditto - . - to to o Messrs. Andrew and George Nash, by Messrs. '• Smith and HOU - - - Mrs. Marral Smith, by ditto - - A few Friends at Cirencester and its Vicinity, by 25 0 0 20 0 0 ditto Jonathan Worrell, Esq. I unlper Hall, near Durk- 31 2 0 la 0 0 ing - • Peter Auditon, Esq. by Messrs. fortes, Lloyd, and Co. , - so 0 o john Perry, Esq. b) Mess. Hardcastle & Reyner zo ~0 0 D, - 1. W. by-Wm. Blair, Esq. by ditto - 29 o, o Rev. Mr. Gilbert, ley ditto • - - - zo o o Lieutenant-Colonel MlEean, by ditto • ' 5 5 1 - laWeS, Esq. and Co. by ditto - so to o N. E. K. by ditto - 7 10 0 o John Pear,oli ' Esq. Golden-"square - so o o James Arnold, L L D Dodars' Commons ' so- 0 ohn Freeman, Esq. Leti,qt Herefordshire scf to o Tjiomas Grath, Esq - 131aLltinati-street . • to so, o ,Witi..Gesling, Esq Meet-street - 21 0 0 An an•sfyinotA BefieractiLn, by Mr. •Hatchard zo o I pswi, 11, S übscripiimo at, and ifs Vicinity 248 t '6 E.- M. frwn Bath, by Messrs. flankey and-Co. so o 0 Henry Fielder, Esq. Blackburn, Lancashire 20 0 o Friends at Worcester, by Messrs. Smith and Halt for 'so 6 Subscriptions will be - Jeceived by Messrs. Hardcastle and Reyner; Treasurers, Old'Swan-stairs, London ; 'find also by the following Bankers in London, viz. Messrs. Hankey and Co. Fenchurch-stieet ; Messrs. Homes, Fleet-street ; Mess. Smith and Holt, Old Eroad• street ; Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, Hulme, and Co Lotll9ury. The Rernrts stay be tiad of Ambrose Martin, Esq. 24, Charlotte street, - Bloomsbury ; Mr. J Flatchard, Pkcadil- IY ; Messrs. Cadell and Davies,' Strand ; Mr. J. Butter .worth, 43, Fleet-street ; and Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard. AN ACADEMY for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, HAMPSHIRE. To be Disposed o'f, by Mr. S LITTLEWO RTH, and hntrled ttp-In 'at Midsummer next, A YOUNG GENTLEMAN's SEMINARY, of Reputation,, which, for Situation and Conveni ence, is not to he excelled. The present Proprietor is retir ing from the Conegn. Particulars may be known of Mr. Shuttleworth, 17, Aus tin Friars, near the Royal Exchange, J.:ondon. A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. T•" . great- Reputation which Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has Induced many Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely dit. ferent. 101-IN BURG ESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several People travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large profit to vend the spunoui kind : they are parti. cularly requested to ask for BURG sss's, and to observe none is genuine but what have these words upon the Label— " lohn Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essence of Anchovies." _ _ Warehouse, No. te7, Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. VICAR's-HILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION At the Angel Inn, in Lymington, on Tuesday, 'the Toth day - of June inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, unless betore Disposed of by Private Contrail, of which due notice will - be given, AConvenient DWELLING-HOUSE, surround ed by a thriving Shrubbery, with a double Coach house, Stabling tb? eight horses, ,Garden and Paddock, eon, taining in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de siribly situate at that much admired spot called VI CA R's- HILL, on the bytdcrs of the New Forest, one mile and a half distant frOm . - Lyrnington, in a most' respeaable neigh bourhood, with roads remarkable 'for their excellence in all seasons. . The House contains two good'Sitting-rooms in front, each i 6 feet square; a small Back Varlour, with an excellent Kitchen, ltrewhouse, and other convenient Offices on the Ground Floor . ; three good Bed-rooms, with a light Closet. and Water-closet on the First F loot ; and three Servants' Rooms in the . Attics ; with excellent underground Cellars, and a plentiful supplrof good Pump and Rain Water, The ‘ Premises, which are Leasehold fig -a tErin of moo years, were lately occupied by Mrs. Coppell • they are pecu liarly adapted for the residence of a small denteel Family, and immediate possession can be given. For further particulars, and a view of the PremiSes, and to_ treat tbr the - same by Private Contrad, apply (if by letter, post-paid) tO . Mr, King, Solicitor, Lytnington. N. 8.. Abotit six Acres of Land, adjoining the Premises, may be rented by the Purchaser, if required. JAMES's FEVER POWDER . and ANA- L./ LEPTIC PILLS prepared genuine, at the reduCed prices of ts. gd. the Packet, and zs. gd. per Box, by B. PERRlN:Chemist, No. 23, Southaniipton-street, Covent. Garden,',l„oncion, the only person who ever prepared them for the late Dr. lt,bert, James. They are equally genuine with those . schd at 4s. 6d. Ladies particular in Lavender Water will find their sepses much gratitied•by Perrin's Double:Distilled, at 2S. 9d. per Bottle, of as delicate and fragrant a flavour as any in , London, although sold at double the price.: Also Perrin's Imperial Dentifrice, which will prevent the Tooth-ache, or preserve them from decay; in short it will do all that can possibly be done by any preparation, innocent in its nature, and pleasant in its use, and will prove a valuable acquisition to every,iiu dividuat desiious of Teeth sound, clean, and white, otot gums, healthy, firm, and florid,—Boxts 23. 9(1. each. • _BROUGHT DOWN TO THE i'RESENT TIME. . . This Day was published, either in One or Two Volumes, price 14s. in husrds, including the Arms of the Peers, and the Orders of Knighthood, . . yEARSLEY's PEERAGE 'OF - ,ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, containing an,Ac c int of the• Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Issue of the ; •a List of all their Family Names, Titles of Elder Sons, and Translation of their Mottos. To which are. added', an Account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exact Valuation of each of the Bishopricks, -and a complete extina Peerage of the Three Kingdoms. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. •.• SURGERY-VOL. 11. _ . Vis Day was published,, in Two Parts, Rcyal Quarto; il lustrated by numerous Engravings, price 51 ss. bds. T.HE ,OPERATIONS of SURGERY, Volume Second. • By 10!-IN BELL, Surgeon. Part Pirst:—Cordaiining the Anatomy and DiseaseS of the Urethia and Bladder—the Operations of Lithotdmy, intro dudion of the Catheter—Puncture of .the Bladder—the use and abuse of Caustic---the Cure of Fistula. • Part Second —Containing the Anatomy and Diseases of the Skull and Brain—the Treatment of Twnours and Caries of the Sic'uli—the Prevention and Cure of Apoplexy, Palsy, Hydrocephalus, and Phrenty —the, Doctrine of Fradures and Depression of the Skull, arid the Operation of Trepan,. Printed for Longman, Hurst, !Zees, and Urine, Patemos ter-row ; and Cadell and Davies.. Strand. Where may be had, The First,Volume of the above Work, containing the Print ciples of Sutgery, in royal quarto, illustrated by So En . - gravings, price 41. 4s. in boards. This Day was published, Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in Wards, A New Edition of ITINERARY : Containing great CARl'Ad ditionsrs and Improvements particularly in the Cross Roads, to which upwards' of -E iglity new Routes have been added ; with an Unproved Index, calculated to make the references to those 'Roads perlealy easy and simple. With the dired Roads are given the time of the Mail's' ar.:' rival and departure, the - Populatibn of each Town, the Line of the Navigable Canals, ana the Course of the Rivers passed over, Sre. &c. Accompanied with a full and explicit Map, 'carefully adapted to the Work, • and' on which the Cross Roads are figured to correspond witfi the Page wherein de scribed. London : Printed for 1. Cary, No. ;Sr, Strand ; and may be had of the Booksellers in general, both in Town and Cotintry. LETTERS from a GENERAL. OFFICER to his'SON on ENTERING the ARMY. , ' This Day was published, • A New and Improved Edition, in Two Vols. Foolseip Svo. Price Half-a Guinea in boards, 7'rliE MILITARY MENTOR 3 being a SERIES I of LE - FIE RS recently written by a. GENERAL 0 FFI OER to his SON, on his Entering the Army ; com prising a Course of elegant Instrudion, calculated to unite in the same Person the Charaders and Accomplishments of the Gentleman and the Soldier, illustrated by numerous Exam ples and Anecdotes from Ancient and Modern Hist ry. ' PUBLISHED/BY PERMISSION. The Subjects of these invaluable and elegant Letters are : Health and Bodily Strength, Anger, , Bravery and Courage, Falsehood, Greatness of Soul, • . Prideand Vanity Lovet3l our Country; ' True and False dlory, Firmness olMind, Duelling, Intrepidity, • •The Passions,. Discipline, Gaming, ' • Humanity, - ' _Drinking, , Modesty, • Love, Prudence . ; , • Friendship, Secrecy; ' Science of War, . Foresight, - Tactics, ' Guides, Spies, and Deserters, Acquiring the Art of War. Councils of War, • Geometry, Geography, and Daring Adions, Design, , Confidence of the Soldiers, The Languages, Means of Insuring their Cou- History, • rage, Military Studies, Distrust, • The Coup d'CEil, Honour, Reading • .False Honour, Qualifications of a General, Discretion, &c. ecc. &c. Raillery and Slandar, With a Table of Contents, and an Index to the Examples, Anecdotes and principal Subjects. ' Printed for Richard Phillips; 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars; and to be had ()fail Booksellers in the Brush Dominions. ALI BABA, or FORTY THIEVES. This Day was published, In Liliputian Folio, price 6d. decorated with three beauti fully coloured Engravings, from Designs by Craig. A LI BABA, or the FORTY THIEVES ; an .1 - 1. Eastern Tale; performing at this time with unparal leled splendour at the" Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Printed for Tabart and Co. at the Juvenile and School, Li brary, No. 157, New Bond-street ; and to be had of all Book sellers in Town and Country. Of whom may also be had, new and beautiful Editions of tht following popular Nursery Tales, all at 6d. each, with three coloured Engravings : Cinderella J Coady Two Shoes Blue Beard l The Seven Ctrarnpions Sleeping Beauty I Robin Hood Ptiss in Boots Va lentine and Orson Fortunin - Nourjahad, Whittington • .4 I addin Griselda Sinbad. Part I. Riquet with the Tuft Ditto, Part 11. Children in the Wood Fhrtune and Fatal jack the Chant Killer Cendrillon Hop o' my Thumb La Barhe Bleue Beauty and the Beast Gulliver's' Travels. Part I. Fortunatus Ditto. Part 11. ' Andolocia Ditto. Part II I. The• White Cat Ditto. Part IV. Tom Thumb In all, thirty-two sorts. The whole of the above may be had separately, at 6d. each, with three coloured Engravings; or they may be had all blond together, in 4 vols. price los. with a smaller num ber of - plain Engravings, antler the title of Popular Stories. N. B.' In justice to themselves, 'Tabart and Co. shall state, that their Editions of the above Stories consist either of new Translations, or of modernized and improved ver sions, in chaste and correa language, embellished with beau tiful Engravings, from original Designs, made on purpoSe by Messrs. Craig And Corbould: With these 'claims to pre ference, they hope it will not be deemed improper to re quest, that the Public will inquire particularly for Tabart's Editions.. - • , ANew Discovery. of a most Advantageous Nature in the Art of PAINTING in OIL COLOURS has just been made, by which Method a Professor is enabled to begin and finish in one day a Painting on which otherwise he. would haV . e to spend weeks, and then not bring out that ex traordinary grand cad • this New Invention produces. The . preservation of . brilliancy,of Colours and Sweetness of Tints this New System yields are not to be expressed by words, but can only he admired when looked at : besides the durability Which the nature of.the process inlaying on theColours re quires, we may presume to say, that a Painting done in this new manner will preserve its originality to the last_thread of the canvas. As this most charming assay and stride to the perfeaion of the Art of Painting will stamp a charader on the English and German Schools, and must insure consider able interest to the Nations loud of the Fine Arts, it is hoped Mr. Coblenz's labour and researches in' bringing about this New System will not remain unrewarded by • Britons, to whom , he will disclose the secret first, whFocalled upon by proper authority: To prevent misunderstanding, and useless trouble in answering questions, 'the Specimens, which are ready, will net be shewn to any Persons but to those who will !lave the goodnessto"patronize and become Subscribers 'towards the Exhibition which is now tbtining, to complete which pecuniary assistance becomes unavoidably necessary. - More particulars at No. 9,. Upper Uerkeley-strceri Port. -man-square. ( o'-:,Nalt* ,;-- • . - i g '2.., d':4•4° ..:4A te,. < 7 •,' - ' 2:, .•,,„(e -4-o.ia-,,,.._.--,. _,,_•,,v,i.r.(t L' l . [PRICE kXPE IC/CE: OFFICE . OF- OkIiNANCE . , • •• .• - • •_ • -,Map i 6, tBc6. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ,Cf I , IIS - 111A; y..ESTY'sVRDNAI,I/.'E a hc, rhy kive l - hat they be reel?) , io -receive Proposals at 'their Office klar, garet :Street, Westminster, co or4epore the 7t b f June ne,vt,frone suah Persons who may 6e capable-and n ill, ng t 9 - uNderjake -the. Canstrutlion of certain PUILDIT4t,S7whicd i. is ,-intenaecl erea at atrbester for the o , iiednce Depgrtment, ConjOroiabl) to r# Plandnd EleVationwhich maybe salt al the.nice en all, elbetweenT" between the hours of Ten and Four a:Clock. • , The Proposals to specify of the Prices each deseripilsp; • Ic.rk to be included in the Buildings also the time in .u.bich 'be It 'prk. shall be cotnrlete.l under a Penalty, an - a' tfie nature gi the to be given, in case tine itort.pelsrmatice",l the Costrracc't • I'l-of-Jos.:ls sealed up, and sui)erscrieed " Proposals %r con:n-1117- ing for the o,rdnance Depactment at Colchester," to be delivered at the Secretarys Ogiee, St. irlarg;v'et- sneer, /'!''eat= mintier, on oe' before . the 7th day of June next, brit no PrOpasali will be received's - after that dry. • BY Order af the Baard,, . R., H. CREW, ee'cretti- • . TRANSPORT OFFICE, - . • , . April :',,,, 12 5. - '' • . rrHE COMMISSIONERS for'anidizErkig 4 A MAJESTrs TRANSPORT SERI!IOE, _ . pur t: 11 z;tiqg care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, eel% di) hercly give IV-aice, that they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the sth of August, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with itich Pei ions as mai , he ivilling to contraa for Viattalling Si # k izn . d IV9aniie.l"SWorea, and Prisoners of War, dt the under.mentioned Plitcesaor Tirrel'vO Months certain, from the sth of October stool •ei. AN TI c u-A —Sick and Wounded Searhen. GRENADA—Sick rrisoners of War. , • BAR BA DO Et!" —Sick and Wounded Sean:ell, and Sick Prison: era of War - ; Prisorws of War in Health. HA LL F AX-Sitk and Wounded Searnerii and Sick Prisoner of War. G A.LT A a —Sick and Wounded Seamen, arid Sick ers of War ; rrisoners of War in Health. Mi\LTA—Prioners of War in'Health, . NE? Tender will be received utter One o'Clzk on the day of e.itv, nor any noticed unless the Parties, or .Igents Jr 3 them, pe,s, attend. Each Service must be lend red lbr sepOsate6' : and ear-4 Tender must be accompariicd by a Letter . /rom two l•,petifb4 . Persons, engaging to become s..und, with the Person tend ! , log, in the Sum of [ono/. for the due, pen ce - 4 . 1 each Conte rail. 1.4 then Particulars may be "known by applying at this o.fficr. DEBILITY, RELAXATION.'„ Sze. QM HANS SLOANE's RESTORATIVE and :RE.ANI-NIA ['INC • PILLS are the most Lei tain and , sovsreign Remedy for Nervous Debility,VaseMar Relaxation,' &c. &c. how - ever indi‘catedi or front whatever cause arising, and are earnestly recommended to every one desirous of Health, Vigotir, and Long Lite: A,.Pampltlet,•more particularly descriptiveof their virtues; may be had ( gratis) at. Mr. Petrin's, No. 23, Southampton . - , street, Covent-Carden ; where; by special appointment, they are sold wholesale'and retail. They are sold retail by all the respedi , te Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London ; and to Persons in the Country, inclosiqg the irnOnt, free of postage, they will be immediately forwarded.--Ptice - Half-a - - Guinea: • XTERNAL Applkation . s Eruptive Cases (ex - : cep't those arising from•simple irritation) could without any difficulty be proved prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the Health by pushing the offending tn;ittcr to the skin, and remove it far from tue principle of tile fur she knows no longer than it can. be kept there dons the Pa; tient enjoy health. In using repellents then, what trouble we to cross one of the most salutary I a W., our-Bea,._ fiefras. In. takinr — SPll_StlUßY's PATENT AN "11 7 S C() RBUTI C DROPS' tilt internal habit is correcled,.. the .health mends, and thus the Disease dies away. In Scro pltula, Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism; Nervous and Bilious Complaints depending on _the irritability of the Stomach, re lief is speedily given'. It is necessary to ask for the, Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's Duty.printed id black ink, instead of. red ink—sold as usual at the Dispensary, rci , Soho-squaie, 'in bottles and . il. as. Ditty in , cluded. • HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. jAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBI - LIOUS. PILLS. - ---• r - rI-IE 'Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a de•- ricral Preservative of Health, is become universal, trout their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis turb the .Human Frame; such as Colds, knettinatisins, Head-achs, Indigestions, and other Diseases of toe Stomach and Bowels; which arise from the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, 'or from Indulgence in - the Luxuries of Life ; s and these salutary Elleels are ,produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, without requiring any parti cular Regimen or Confinentent. But though the Analeptic Bills are also very serviceable in Bilious and other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed as a mild Purgative only* and therefore not always sufficiently naive, the Antibiliout Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician . , who has,used these Medicines combined for many years With. the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Land or Sea, 'or Persons remote from Nledi cal Assistance, would do well to be always nrOvided with these Pills ; which, with some of the genuine Dr. ,;ames's Fever Powder, would form a most valuable Store, in small compass, that would often atFord Relief ou any suct:. den IndiSpoSitlon; • and prevent the ill consequences of Ne-- glea or Delay, Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, Si. Paul's Church-yard, on the Cdach-way, four doors from the Cor ner.of Cheapside, London ; and at Dr. lames's late House in Bruton-street ;• viz. the Analeptic . Pills, price 4s. 6d. t a Box, or six in one large Box, for 11. 4s. ; anti the Antibilious Pills, price is. od. a Boit. Duty included.—Observe that the words • F. Newbery, No. 4g, St.. Paul's," ; are engraved the StaMps. WELCH's FEMALE PILLS, For the Green Sickness, and other Disorders Incident to - Young Ladies. THE 'folloWing Instance of theli uncommon Efficacy is worthy the Of the Afflitted: To Mrs. KEARSLEY." Madam, _ Ramsgate, lune 30, tBoc. I cannot sufficiently acknowledge my gratitude for the great benefit 'received .by that most valuable- Medicine Welch's Pills, which, in Justice to the Public, 1 must re quest you will make known to such persons as ate cted in a similar' way with myself. To enumerate my 'com - plaints would fill a sheet of paper, and take up too much of your time ; theretbre 1 shall only mention, total loss of apir;tite, giddiness in the head, palid complexion, pain at my stOrnach . and back, universal tyeakness, shortness.of breath, pain at my side, hedic 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. casino a relapse ; but the knavledge of this valuable Medi cine does away every anxiety'. With gratitude, I. ain, Madam, your humble Servant, MARC; ARE T JOHNSTON. Welch's Feniale (with Ditedions), 'price 2..5. 91. a box, are sold- wholesale by G. Kearsley, Pleet-street, Lon. don ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard,. Cheapside ; F. Nel.vlaerry, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and CO. co, Oxford -street; , Butler, Cheapside ; -and 13drelay and, Son, Fleet-Market. (J - As another Medicine is sold under the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is spurious, Purchasers are re quested to mark, as the surest testimony of authenticity, mat each 11111 of Diredions is signed with the name of G,Kearsley in hand-writing,; and on the out-side; whereby. Servants cannot be imposed on, the stamp is printed, by permission of His Majesty's Honourable Commissioners pt Stamps , thus i — 4 ' G. Kaearsley, No. 45, Fleet.street."—None others are genuine.