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London, England, 1806-09-16 00:00:00

ICTU.ILL ING-0 FFICL,

Sep!. 15, 1806,
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THE commisslo NERS lb r L G
HIS 1114.YESTY's NAP Y do hereby give' Mace, nat.
on Friday, the 26th inttant, they 69 re.dy to receive
Tenders, in writing (rcand up), and treat fir Three - Hundred
Chaldrons of PITTS TAN I E LI) MOkilt COALS, jaj
pay, to be delivered: immediate!y, In two Cargoes„lree of
all charge and risk, into' His Majesty'S Pt'emiset at
Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest,
ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contra 3 may bey seen at toe Secretary's
Ogee. •''.

No regard will Ge bad to aty'Tender in which the Price shall
ke insetted in wordy at length, or that shall no.' delivered to
the Boa.d &fore One o'clock on the said Friday the 26th in.

slant, nor unless the Person .:u.bo makes the reti:cler,, or some
Person on his bebal,', attends, to answer, when raliedf-ot,

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

Sept. 10, 1806.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMP:4W of lERCke/S TS of i:NGLAtVD trading
to the East Indies do he 4, give Notice,

That at the Quarterly General Court of the said Company 41,7.
pointed to he held at their. House, iu Leadenhall-smet, on 11;,dner.
day the 24th inst. a Resolution of the Court of Diva'ors, .of this
day, for annexing a Sahli:), of 30001. per annum to the Office of
Recorder of Prince of Hales's Istsnd, will he laid hef,re the Court
for their approbatio!,-aireeably to the 17th and 1816 Seßions of
the 6th Cap. of: the By Laws ; as ^.lvill also another Resolution of
the Court of Diretiors, of the 30th 4pril,. 1806, for granting a
Pension of 10001. per annum to. the Recorder of Prince oi
Island after having served that office ten years, agreeably .to for
igth Seßion.of the 6th Chapter of the By Lawr aforesaid.-
WILLLIM RAMSAY, Steretat..y. ,

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TO THE LADIES.

AGAZErs ORIENTAL DEPILATORY-, fir
1.3 removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS fr,in the VAC
NECK, ARMS, &c. and tor improving the COMP Lire-_
TION. The above has been sufficiently celebrated through,.
out tile Eastern Nations, from whelice it was first brought
to this Country
,hy Lady M- W- M -ue, and
has since that time sustained a charatier in England, and
on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever oliere‘l
to the Public which unites mildness of operation, tint
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will make. the usual Allowance to the Trade. -

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