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London, England, 1806-07-17 00:00:00

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

.• , 1806. •
THE COMMISSIO.NERS.Ar VICTIM L L I NG
ti is Ir/Es Try do hereby gyve Nothe, That
on Friday the zith ust. tiny will be ready to receive Tenders, in
uniting (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred and
Tons of Genuine OATMEAL ; to be delivercd, One Hundred
Tons into His iliajesy's Piavalling Stores at Rptford ; One
Hun.ired To.,s into those at Plymouth ;. and Fifty Tons into those
at Portsmouth ‘; one Half thereof in one Month, and the other Half
in one Month after ; and to be paidlor 4), tyable, with
interest, ninety days after date.

The Conditions' of the Contrail may be seen at the Seeretav's
Office.

Nu regard will be'had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not 6e inserted inwards at length, or that sball not be delivered to
the .Board before Ore o'clock on .the said Friday, the 2ph
inst. nor unless the Person who males the Tender, or some Per-
son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when railed for.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
• i 6, 1806.
rrHE COMMISSIONERSfor.VICTUALLING
HIS MAjE•STY's NAVY do ben by give Notice, That 67:
Wednesday next, the 23d inst. thfy will be re.gy to receive Tenders
in writing -pealed up), and treat Jut 0::c. Bandied Tins of
BLACK SVUS(kN A RAISINS, and f r One Hpitdred Tons of
the best NEW CAROLINA or EAST INDIA RICE; to be
answerable is Samples to be pr"duced with the% ende, s ; to be
delivered one Hall Ibereof in a t'ortnight, and' the remainder in
a Month, into. His Afajesty',s Viattalling Stores at Deptford ;
and to be paid fur, by Bills Payable, with Interest, nine!), days
after date. • -
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at -the Seeretaryq
Office.

No regard will he hallo anfTeyder in 'which the Price's hall
not be, inserted in words at length, or that shall nut he delivered
to ti, —Board before One o'Clcck on the said Wednesday next,- the
23d inst. nor unless the Person who. makes the ,Tender, or some
Pelson on his behalf; attends, to answer, when called:for.

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EAST INDIA HOUSE,
Yri?), 16, 1,806..
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMP ANrof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the East Indies do hereby give Notice,
nett 3.r the 63th Clare:L..of tin,Property Tax-AR, which passed
this Session of Parliamentildireets, that the Statement of the East
India Cotpany's tifid, to be delivered: to the Commissioners,
up tt which the Compar_y is in future to be assessed, is to in-
clude the Interest payable upon any Bonds granted by the Conspa
ny,s;thich shall br‘one due after the 3othday of September, i&6;
and as in consequence of this .gmatiment the Tax on the Interest
that will accrue thereon, after the ,aid period, will be paid by the
Company, it is expedient that the Interest of Three-pence Half-
pe.nny per day, which the said Bonds are now ranninc 4G-should
now cease.

The Public are therefore desired to tare Notice, that from and
after the. 39th Aeptember next the interest on the said ILna's will
be paid. at the rate ors
_per Cent per Annum only, without av
deduCtion being Made -by the Compafry from inch Interest Jro the
Property Tax, and whir b will renderit unnecessary for the
ers of C,nzpalty's Bonds to Make aity return of that species
prio to the Commissioners. . •
1r1LL.14,11 RAMSAY; Secretary.

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IMPROVED MINERAL PASTE TEETH.
VALEUR, and DELAFONS, Mecanilians and
Mineral Paste Dentists, Woburn- Place, Russel square,
beg leave most respectfully to return Thanks to.-the Nobili-
ty and Gentry, and to their Friends in general, for the very
liberal patronage which their improved Mineral Teeth have
met with. To receive such flattering '4-larks of approbation
from a generous and diAcerning Pyblic cannot, but excite in
them feelings of the most lively gratitude, and operate 'as
the most powerful stimulus to their further efforts to pleaSe,
and as a strengthener of the determination they had previ-
ously tuken,to take no 4ternative of the illiberal arts employ-
ed to arrest .their progress in the world, than just to express
their surprise and regret, that a Gentleman, whose celebrity
in the same line ought to place him-above the strings of jea-
lousy, should descend to•such
,pra6tices towards young men
whose talents he has had opportunities to know and to value,
and whose.minds he must be well convinced are superior to.
the thoughrof Awing their advaneemtmt in life to any but
the most fair and honourable application of those talents.

jI'AMS DAWSON, aged 24.. At the age of
- eighteen-he was admitted .a Patient at the Dispensary,.
No. ts, Soho-square, after being discharged from St. Bar-
tholomew's and St. Thomas's Hospitals. He had two Ab-
-scesies, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and another
in-the gland under his arm, which together bowed his head
on , his breast in, walking. These were thought would prove--
fatal to him, and yet 'all the other stands in the neck were
diseased. - Two yearS of- seven (his apprenticeship) he was
unalile to follow his employment: 'On first taking..SP I LS-
BLIRY.'s PATENT ANTISCORBUyIC DROPS he
mended, and' in- four years he became well.; and though since
exposed to cold and wet on Volunteer Duty, he has escaped
a return of his Disease. . .

.Be careful .in purchasing this Medicine, that the words
" By the King's ratent" are expressed at length on the Bot-
tle, Bill of Diredions, and outside Wrapper, and that •the
Starnp (the Icing's, duty) is printed in black instead of red
ink. . _ _

This Medicine is sold in bottles of .ss. 6d. ins. and IL •2s.
duty included, at the Dispensary; No .15,',501i0-scniare, and
by wm. tBr, Tooley-street, Loudon; anriby DIQSt
respedable Lei Emir:" ict TOwn and Country, -

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PitICP SiNtEN""E.

IMPERIAL PAR.LIAMEiVT.

MOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 16:
Iri thd Appeal " Chamley v. Lord thirisrMy and
Others," Mr. Percival was heard for the Respon-
dents.—Further hearing to-morrow.
The Royal Assent was given by Comirlis,:iun to
the Scots Distillery Bill, the Vote of Credit Bill, the
Irish Customs Bill, the Irish Prizage Bill, the Green-
-wich Chest Bill, the :Greenwich Hospital Bill, 'the
Porismouth and Dover Works Bill, the 'Training
Bill, the Militia Ballot Bill, the Oil of Vitriol Bounty
Bill, the Westminster Buildings Bill, the Ponta(-e
Bill, the Irish PoOr Bill, the Newfoundland Fishery
Bill, the Grain Interchange Bit, the Quarantine Bill,
the Land Tax CgmmiSsioners' Mistake Bdl„the Pad-
dington Canal Coal Bill, the Irish Road Bill, and
seven Private Bills.

The Commis,sioners weie the' LORD CIO N CEL=
LOR,: -Earl SpENcEa; and Lord WALSTNGHA;q:
The Slave Ship Restriction Bill, the 'lrish School
ComMissioners' Bill, and the Nabob Of the Cam:it:Cs
Creditors' Bill, were read a third time and passed. •
The Amendments made by, the •Housu of corn-
mons in the Insolvent Debtors' Bill were taken into
consideration' and agreed to. ,
Mr. Hobhonse, Sir John Sinclair, Mr. .Baldwin,.
Lord George Cavendish, Mr. Lygon, and several.
other Members of the House of CommonS, brought
up the Woods and Forests' Regulation Bill, the
Windsor Forest Bill, the Auditor's Bill, Lord Rod-h
ney's Annuity Bill, the Stage Coach Bill (ordered to
be .printed), the Land Tax Exemption Bill, the
Warehousing Bill, the Irish Revenues' Bill, the Irish
Hops' Bill, and some Private,Bilks; which. Were read
a first time. , •

The Orders fot committing this day the Scots For-
feited Estates Bill, and the Scots.Tredsury Chambers
Bill, were, on the,Motion of the Earl of LAUDER-
DALE, discharged, and the Bills ordered to be printed.

The Linen-Drawback Bill, the ardirince Lands
Bill, the Chancery Clerks' Bifl, and the Seamens'
Families Bill, were read a second time, and committed
for to-morrow.

The Masteis iii Chancery Bill, the Irish
Service Bill, the Volunteer Officers' Rank Bill, the
Gibraltar• and Malta Trade Bill, the Silk Bounty -
Bill, the Sugar Bill, the French Wines Bill, the.
Gunpowder importation Bill, the Masts Bill; the
Raisins Bill, the Excise Laws Bill, the Innkeepers'
Allowances Bill, the Irish Quit Rents Bill, and thi
Bankrupt Laws Bill, passed through. Committees; -
and were reportel •
Adjourned till to-I-borrow (this day)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

'WEDNESDAY, JULY 16.

The Honse,having, in pursuance of a Message by
the Deputy. Usher of the Black Rod, proceeded to
the House of Peers, the Speaker, on his return, an-
nounced that the Royal Assent had been -given try
Commission to several Public. and Private Bills.—
(For which see the Lords)
The Pilo6' Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted for t6-Morrow. ,

The Bill to prote4 the Public Harbours, &c. and
the Oak Bark Bill, severally went through a Cow,
mittee, and the Reports were ordered to be brought
up to-morrow.
The Lendon Additional Force Bill, the Irish Post-
age
Bill, the "Nelson's Annuity Bill, the Royal-Fa-
mily Annuity Bill, the Malt Duty Bill, and the Re-
ceiver-General bf the Customs. Regulation Bill, 'were
reported, and those Bills were ordered to be read a
third time 'to-morrow. , . .

The 'Land Tax Redemption Amendment MI,- rhe ,
Warehousing Goods Bill, the Woods and Forests SUr-
veysos Bill, the Windsor Forest Bill, the Irish Flops
Importation 'Bill, the Grenada Loan Bill,
,the 1-6t-
tery Bill, and the Stage Coach Bill, were read a third
time and passed.
Upon the latter Sir JoHN SINCLAIR took occasion
to observe, that the provisions of this Bill did not
appear to go far enough to satisfy the wishes of the
Public. But yet it formed an additional arrangement
to those already existing, which he hoped
_would
opetate to diminish the evils complained of, as to
the number of passengers, particularly outside, upZdi
stage coaches, and the,general condud of the drivers
and guards of such vehicles. The Hon. B!irt;not
added, that this Bill was only meant to be tempo-
rary, and thg he would, very early in the next Ses-
sion, call the attention 'of the House to this subject,
in order that endeavours should be made to establib
amore eligible system.
, .•
Mr. Caley presented, -pursuant to. order, . a Re-
turn from the Commissioners appointed to examine
the Public Records of •the Country.—Ordered to he
on the Table, and to be printed.
Mi.. Glover, from /the Commissioners of Customs,
presented an Account of the Number of Ships, and
their Tonnage, wllllch have,• within a certain time,
cleared out for the Coast of •Africa, from the se-
veral ports of this country.,—Ordered' to lie on the
Table, and to be printed. .
Mr. W. WYNNE brought up the Third Report of ,
the CoMmissioners appointed to examine the Civil
Affairs of the Navy:=-7-Ordered to lie on the Table.