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VICTU II.LING OFFICE, ..1111.• 15, 1605.
rliE COMMISSIONERS for Viduallimg Ibis
I Majesty's Nary do ketch., Rice Nosier, That 04
DAY, the 19th Insane, they soul be reedy ttr rereire Tenders
in Woifin: (untied up), and trent or Fain Tens of the best
new CAROLINA or LAST INDIA RICK ; to be delitered
immediately; end for Two Modred TOM of GENUINE. VAT-
MEAL; asphalt to be delivered inn Fortnight, mid the re.-
manlike in a Month, into !fie Meseog's Scorn at
Dt7tOrd ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, rah Interert,
Ninety Days oiler Dote.
The Conditiom of the Centinge3s may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard wit! be had to any Tender, in which the Mire shall
not he an.erted in Wards at leogth, or that atoll not be rite tretedl
to the Hoard before One as the mid bidets, the 19th
Instant, nor tinleas the l'erton tuba makes the Tender, or watt
Person on his behest); attend., to owner when called for.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, June 211, IROA
THE COURTo DIRECTORS trihe UNITED
COMPANY of MERCIIANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby girt Notice,
That a GENERAL COURT e, she said Camp am will
be held at their Ilaitte, eti Leadenhall-street, es FRIDAY,
the 12th Jele wit, et Vette iNleek to al! Foreswear',
,far Ike
purpose of laying' befits the Caret, farther Praerediaes of the
Council Dere:ion. emitting the IR for feraiiig aR Estehhek-
erm at Hope for the ICdoeceti.ai cf laiiat Men, intended for the
Composois Cad Strasee at India.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, RN-retina

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SOCIETY FOR PROSECUTING FELONS, dtl.
Instituted in 1767, under the Patronage of Sr John Fielding.
H. C. COMBF, Esq. Aldermen, M. P. President.
Sir CHARLES PRICE, Bart Aid. M P. Vice Pre,ident.
PrIHE usual MONTHLY MEETING of the
COMMITTEE (which every Member is entitled tv at
loud) will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, on FRIDAY NEX r, at Ei:ht 0n;!0..k in the Even-
ing precisOy. S. S. HUNT, Sec.
July IS, 1805. Warwick-Court, Gray's Inn
•.• Persona desirous of bernmine Member:, ale renuestcd
to apply at the Seeretary's, where the Bye Laws, &c. may be
had

STRAYED from the Nine Elms, on Thursday
lot—A BLACK MARE, Fourteen or Fitteen Hands
high lost the Left Ere, with a Sur an her Forehead ; her
hiu.l Feet White, and galled Back.
Whoever will bring her to Mr. Mansfield, at the Sign
of the Nine Elms, shall receive One Goalie... Reward.

VANTED, as an APPRENTICE to a SUR-
GEON and APOTHECARY in MI Piatlice. a well
educated YOUTH, who will be treated as on • of the Family.
For a refer-nee to the party, app!y to Mr. Morgan G4uld,
No. 31, Ludgate Hill.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE,
AS many Ladies and Gentlemen experienc very
rest pecuniary inconyeaience for want of knowing
some respectable channel through whose medium they may be
aerommodated with temporary or ;pfrmanent SUMS of MO
NEy ; Steam SIMS and Cu. No 3, Panton-square, Hay-
market, respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, in pos-
se:non of incomes a, is:itg trout Freehold, Cepylinlri, nr Lease-
hold E-tates, 11l Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Chelan, Marruge Settlements, Widows Jrfintures, A 0,1.11.
ties, Patent Places Church Livings, or any certain Income fer
Life, may he supplied with Sums of Money to any •iiinunt,
by piy,n,^, an adequate Annuity Interest fur the same, redeem-
able any time at their own option.
Personal Application will be received esery day, till Three
o'clock; arid Leiters from Correspondents, in Town or
Cuuu-
I try (post paid), immediately answered.

TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND PUBLIC IN
GENERAL.
11VGODDEN, of Leicester-House, Leicester-
. square, most respectfully totirrre the Nobility, Gen-
try, and Public in general, that his trade having so consi.leranty
increased, as to require more extensive Premises, and not
having it in his power to enlarge hit Shup, he has, for their ac-
commodation, fitted up his sincious Rooms, which he will
open on Monday, July 8, with air entively new and Fashionable
Assortment of India and British Muslins, of superior qualities,
coniiined with elegance of Pattern, Italian Sa-scnets, Imperial
Litstres, Chambrays, Wove Cambric,, Irish Listens, Dimities,
and every article of Fancy Dren, which having been purchased
fur Ready Money, at the late unprecedented cheap Sales, and
selling on the same terms, he presumes he can offer them
considerably under the present prices.
W. G anxious to gain the public confidence, bath affixed
the lowest Price, in plain Figures, on every Article, from
which no abatement can he made; and he forbears to mention
the price of any of his Goods, as that cannot possibly give ant
Lady an idca of the quality or cheapness of them; but flatters
himself, that those Ladies who will favour him by inspecting
his Goads, will not only be induced to purchase, but
will
honour him with their future commands.

N. K. Ladies will be pleased to notice, that the :Room are •
roily open Coin Ten to Six, and the entrance to them a next
Uonr t. Mr. DiWho's Theatre, Leicester-Place.

CONCLUSION OF MR. PRATT'S GLEANINGS.
This Day is published, embellished with a hoe Portrait of the
Author, by Caroline Watson, from a Painting by Lawrence,
in Three large Volumes, Ottavo, price One Guinea and a
Half in hostas,
IIARVEST HOME; consisting of Supplemen-
Lt
tart' Gleanings in variles Parts of England, particu-
larly in Hampshire and Warwickshire; and containing Or gi-
nal Views of Society, and of the State of the Poor in the
great manufafturing Towns of Birmingham, Manchester, and
Sneffield.
Including also three ORIGINAL. DRAMAS of the Author;
and One Volume of his ORIGINAL POETRY, with Con-
tribetions of Original Pieces by the Poet Laureat, by Miss
Pre, Dr. Mayer, Cha-les James, John Taylor' R. C Dallas,
W. Hutton, W. Meyler, J. Munn, and John Bullar, Emirs,;
Dr. Wolent, the Rev. P. Parsons, kc.
Sulnoined is a new and enlarged Edition of the Author's
Poem of SYMPATIIY, with Original Notes.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridr ctreet, Watkins's;
and to he had of all Bookwllets.
Of this interceding and amusing Work, the following respect-
able and independent opinions have already appeamd :
" This production is worthy of its Authm, abounding both
in pleasure and amusement, which are rarely accompanied by
so much unity and instruction "—Anti-Jacabiri Review.
" The Harvest Horne is ever considered the season
mirth, gaiety, and humour. The cans of the nornent are
folotten, and all unpleasant sensations .abode before the go
neral impulse of joy and festivity. The name of the prevent
work is not ill adapted to the contents. The Anoint once
more appears before that public, from whom he has so fre-
quently met with approbation, with an increased stock of
anecdote, and a nut unentertaining •Oracity . Amongst the
Author's friends, who have lent their kind assistancete this
Publication, we distinguish names of avowed celebrity
British Crine.
" To characterise the manner of an Author, who has bees
so lung bemire the puhlic, and whose works have essentially
contributed to its amusement, would be onnecessary. The
rune feeling mind, the same playful linnsour, the sense beau-
ties, and a small portion of the same Weirdos., run through
these volumes of " Harvest Finnic,- as through all the Glean-
ings of the same Author. The Th rd. Volume is closest with
the in?ule Poem of 0 Sympathy," much enlarged and im-
proved, anal seine excellent Notes, oliestratim of the passages
to which they refer "-a-Gentleman's Micetere.
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