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London, England, 1806-07-02 00:00:00

ADMIR4LTY-OFFICE,

,Imme to, 18954
OTICE is hereby given, That a Session of of r
NI and Terntifter and Gaol Delivery., I.:I- the of .11
committed on the High Seas, -11,411,1 .the th,
&rally of' England, will he held at-jitstice 11.4,1, in the Old
ley, London, on Friday the 1111., ly :la next, at E;gbi o'Cla k
eke Morning, •

MAqS7) -?.V.

OFFICE OF 01. DNANCE,

• Yung 20, 18,6.
THE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of HIS 1114,
yEsrps oRDNA,vcE do hereby give N,tii•e,
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Ma,k.zref.'street,
Man:inner, on or before Thursdqy the !crib of Jul).'
'such Persons as tn.?"' be willing to undertake thePerlornt.v.,9, f
the PL. AI ST ERER $' W Mc, fpr SerVice y this
at the jollouPing Statio.ns,
The Tower,
Westminster,
Greenwich,
Woolwich,

Purfleet,
G ravesend; and
Tilbury,

. .
Further particulars; together with the Term" and Con.iitionr
the Cotit6:7,- may be known Upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in St. Margaret-street, any day between t4e hour's of fen.
and Four,o'Clock,- where the Pr4posals z e to be d iivered
up, and marked on, the outside' " Pr ip.7suls Jr Plaisterei
/Pork for Service Of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Prcp)...zi
can be admitted after the said loth .44, of
By Order of the Board,
R. IL CREW, Secretary.

This Day were published,
In Two Vols. Royal Q,uarto, price 41. tas. in hoards. - -
THEWoII
_S of iSAIALLT Sl.l
To which are prefixed, Two Essays on the Lif;c, Li,
terary Charader, and Writings of the .Historian; -with Notee,
Historical, Biographical, and Critical.
By HENRY s-r EuART, LL.D. F.R.S. and S.A.F.
Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-strect,'London. •
*.** The Work,, besides a Triinslation of the Historian, -is
chiefly designed to illustrate the Civil, and in particular the Literary History of the Age of Augustus, and'of that which
itnineftiately preceded it. It is embellished by a Head of
SalluSt, taken from an Antique Bast in the Farneze Palaco
at Rome, the only one existing; and uther Plates.

• .
• • •
;This Day .was pubilshed,. in Three Volumes iznio_
fished with elegant Portraits of, the lean of I' and, Navarra-the Princess of LainSalle,roul NI 3 tin m;1
parte, price One Guinea in bo,nds,l4:: or
rill HE' FEMALE REVOLUTIONARY PLU,
TARCH ; containing Biographical, Historical, and
Revolutionary Sketelies,,C liaraders, Anecdotes &e.
Author of " The Revolutionary Plutarch," ant •4 The Me.
moirs of Ta lI ey rand "
Printed tOr J9hit Murray, No. 4z, Flea-street ; and f.
.Harding St. jarms's-street. '
4, W bear, on ever). side, it is too atrocious it cannot bel
In the name of sutll/ring lid insulted huutanity,.lernot this
prevail, Let not the ineinory.of the greatest villains that t;i„T,
earth ever produced be prote.tted by the.,foOlish persuasiwt
•
that they could nbt. be so atrocious as they were,
• " Here are three volumes,, added to several others, putt_
fished by the same Author, and aii recording the most dread-
ful enormities. To say that we believe every word in .t nein ,
would be eqdally weak with a general disbelief, because sJch
-a
multitude,of lads cannot. all be ascertained .w im eq pre,
but that, the chief part of them is true, we ibelieve
with as Much persuasion as-',eve believe that the book is placed
before us while eve write."—British Critic, May, tBo6.

The /ICU Number, tieing the Fifth. to be pubJished on
Tuesday next, of
-I.A. BELLE ASSEMBLEE,

„, OR,
BELL'S COURT AND FASrIIONABLEMAGAZINF
. •
•r s a very interesting and splendid Work. Tip_!
"Embellishments are in the very first style of excellence.
The Portrait Print is the Fifth of thesuite fromspriginats of
the Royal. Family, viz.--The Princess Augusta, a' faithf.4
and highly fintshed Likeness, by Scriven, after the original
Picture by Sir Beechey ; a;so, the two Prints of Fa-
shion, which contain tour Iyhole-length. Portraits QI the Costumes of the present day, • t,. hen front Opera and NI.
EiresSC4lind from the Kensington GarJen,Prornenarle Dress,'?;
with anoriginal Song, set to Music expressly for this Wiirk
,hy.Mr. Al, P. King; and three Patterns fir Needle.Or Tarn_
Hour Work. All the-F '....m..4..isuments, it taken separatei,
may be considered of value superior to the price of the Wu; k
inde,pendently of the,rich variety. of original-and highly irate'
resting Articles of Literature and useful intormation
arc contained:in • Fitty-six Pages, elegantly, print,ql on trid
t6yol Octavo Paper. All the NUmber's of thjs Work -de-
serve immediate attention.
.Early impressions will ever be
considered of very extraordinary vale e.
• yobilished for . Bell, at Weekly Messenger OfiLe;
and may be had of all
h-
the Booksellers, and principal Ne,v•
Venders in the Kingdom. •
It is intended that the first class of Must ions Ladies to be
givea rtigularly in this W•zak shall consist of all the Fo
lirvches'or the. Royal Farrli ly I, and all the other Itinbei lis
11.
ments in each N umoer- will be Correspondent with:thz
tensions of th.isein !lie present, NUmber..
No. i contains the Portrait of the Queen..
No. z • the Princess of Wales.
No. '3 Princess :Sophia of Gloucester. -
No. 4 the Queen of Wurtemburgh, lite,Princes4
Royal of England.
All of them very finely engraved from the Original Pit:tut-et
by. Sir Win. Beechey.
AU CT

lON OF BOOKS, MAPS, AND FIOGA R. Fri's
PRINTS.
ilk CATALOGUE of Valuable BOOKS, • rill;
'cipally modern, the greater part of them elegantly
bound and entirely new, the property of John StOckdale
which will be Sold by Auttion,
,by Mr. STOCKDA ,
jun. at the New Room, No. tB,), Piccadilly, opposite -I;ur
lington,house, on Mondiy.,luly 7, and Five following pays,
commencing at One o'Clock to a minute.
Amongst many other valuable Publications- are, proof kn_
pressions of Flogarth's Worhs, Cook's . Voyages'.complere.
New-Annual Register, Swift's, Fielding's, Bacon's, Locke's
Walpole's, Johnson's, Sir William Jones's, Goldsmith's,
flume's, Robertson's, BishopWatson's,Gibbores, Blair's, and
LaVater's Works ; Universal 1-kistory;, Parliamentary Regis-
ter 'and State Papers; Barrow's New Travels, Four,roy's
Chemistrr,, Williams's Cases, Burn's Justice, Wentwortii'i
Headings, European Magazine, Grose's AntiquitieS, loh.i,
son's Dictionary, NlUrphy's.Tacitus, Daniel's Rural SportB,
various Histories of England, Costume of Russia, 'Milos,.
phicalTransaCtions, New 'Peerage and 13aronetage broulit
dawn to the present day,Gitford's Juvenal, Ch.inctiard's, aid
other Maps, Plan of London, Map of Indostan,
To be viewed two days preceding the Sale, arid Catalogues,
price 6d. to be had of IVIr: Stockdale, No. 181, ;
and.Mr, Walker, Paternoster-rov4

JAMES DAWSON, aged
.2.4. At the age of
eighteen he was admitted a • Patient at theDispetis.iry,
No.. ts, Soho-square, after.heing discharged from St. 84-
tholomew's•and St. Thothas's Hospitals.. lie had two .40..
scesses, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and another
in the gland under his arm, 'which together bowedhiS
on his breast in walking. These were thought %.011 id prpve
fatal to him, and yet all the other. glands 'ill The neck wefe
diseased. Two years of*Seven (his ap[4.3iticesl4) he „,0••
unable to follow his employment. Oil tir-tg S-
BURY's PATENT ANTISCORDU IIC 'DROPS' be-
friended, and in tour years he became welt ;
exposed to cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, he has est.:to:a
a return of his Disease.

Be careful in purchasing this. Medicine, that the- words
" By the King's.ratent." are expresscd at- leogUi on tiic tOt.
tie, Bill-ot Directions, and Outside. Wrapper,. and that the
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

• HOUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, JULY 1.

The MAI Post Roads Bill, arid the Longitude Bill,
vere read a third time and paled. _ _ _

The Insolvent Debtors' bill was also read a third
time and passed, with an Amendment proposed by
Lord Ellenboi.ough, the *ea of which we
,under
stood to be, to exclude persons,ii-om the benefit of
the AR who were in custody under verdiels obtain-
ed against them for any malicious injury.
The Irish Spirit Licence Bill, and the Stamp
fice Regulation 11111, passed through Committees, and
were reported.
• The Post Office Regulation Bill was read a second
time,And committed for to-morrow.