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VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 26, 1606.
rrliE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
1 HIS MAJESTY": NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
ithrolthatanding their Advertisement dated the 234 Instant)
171 a on Wednesday the 9th of March neat, they
will receive
toss and treat for ooty ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
GALLONS of WEST INDIA RUM; to be delivered, duty
be, boat the bonded Warehouses at the Port of London, one
*wool in the course of a month, and the remainder in a
to; afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at
; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
bonew regulations
dy tinte•
cooditionsof the Contract (in which some
N°
introduced) say be seen at the Secretary's Office.
0. No Tender will be admitted for a less quantity than Ten
ppoord Gallons
s, mot will ic kw! te afty Tyr is which the price shall net be
boa ja won* et knzal, r trot :kali Wei le delivered to the Beard he-
at imeoeebe said Wetlands! the 9th of March seat, Mr lades,
dryerohs Mat the Tender, ar some Person as his behalf, steads
go attar %peva:4lolr.

ric-ruALLim.; OFFICB, March 1, 1805.
THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLIN6
NIS AdttlESTrt Noivr, de Livia live Notice,
That cd, Wednesday the £3d instant, they will be ready to re-
doe Tenders, in writing (sealed up) and treat for the under-
yawl descriptions of ASH TRUSS HOOPS, not nailed, wiz.
Long Pipe, Kilderkin,
Short Ditto, Long Freer,
Butt, Middling Ditto,
Hogshead, Short Ditto
Barrel,
simples of which are to be produced with the Tenders.
The quantities that may be agreed upon, to be delivered Into
Ys wjesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in three months,
by monthly proportions ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with
Ott ninety days after date.
me Conditions of the Contract may be seen at tit* Secretary's

ace.iir
No triad k had to any Trader is which the pito JUN not k
arNuvomit at leaghi, or that ,hall mot k delivered to the Board I, fire
la Mai oes the tail Waller:day the 23d tot:sant , nag andel: the per-
at oho gooier the Tender, or tome tem,' ex his behalf, attcadr, to

TOISHERMEN, FISH-CURERS, MANUFACTURERS, dec.
PULTENEY TOWN, N. E. COAST of SCOTLAND.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the British Society
for extending the Fisheries and improving the Sea Coasts,
at now constructing and have considerably proceeded with a
note and commodious Harbour on the South side of the Bay of
Wick, which will be capable of containing above too Fishing
gads, and with such a depth of water as will enabl e w
vessels
towing nine feet water, to enter and depart at high ater in
Wo tides and at half tides in spring tides ; and immediately ad.
Itioing to the Harbour the seite of a town has.been laid eat by
MeTtLroin, with proper situations for Curing Houses, ars en-
train Grass-plat for the repairing and bathing of Netts, a au&
tint space for the erection of frames to dry them, and a healthy
eslk for the inhabitants, commanding a full view of the Bay and

Offing.
Tie Town and Harbour are within little more than half a mile
tithe populous town of Wick, and communicate with it by a
tewly erected Stone Bridge. The ground belonging to the So-
ciety is all flat and capable of cultivation. There is a regular and
plentiful supply of water, with a sufficient fall adjacent to the
Village and Harbour, for several Water Wheels ; and there is an
esedlent Spring within a short distance of the Town and Harbour.
Tie Herrings have set in, on this part of the Coast, for the last
years, without a single failure; &bolt the Ist of August ; in the
ht season no fewer than thirty thousand Barrels were taken, and,
is the opinion of the Fishermen upon the spot, the quantity might
kw been doubled, bad the Harbour been then sufficiently *d-
amned to afford shelter to the boats.
The Town is divided into Building Lots of SO feet in front by
too in depth, whiai may be feued in perpetuity ac the easy rate
des and 20 shillings, according to the position of the Lots. The
ckice will be regulated by the priority of the application, and the
Entyear's rent remitted to those who shall have completed their
Houses within the year. The COILING House LOTS will be
disposed of by Auction in July next, and future mitten will be
twee of the day and place. There are also a variety of small
Farms to be Let on Lease for seven years, of about five Amos all.
Janine particulars may be learned om the Society's Agent,
lames Williamson, Esq. Upper Achergill, Wick ; from Lewis
Gordon., Esq. W. S. Edinburgh ; and their Secretary, Gilbert
Salton, Esq. Inn, London.

This day was published, neatly printed in one vol. 121111 r.
price as. bonnd,
YOUTH'S HISTORICAL GUIDE, together
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%statical. DIALOGUES, for young Persons of both Sexes;
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This day was published, price 2s. 6d. the First Part of
AN APOLOGY for the late CHRISTIAN MISSIONS in
Nina: comprising an Address to the Chairman of the
Past India Company, in molter to Mr. Twining ; and strictures
co Major Scott Waring's Pamphlet ; with an Appendix, con-
Wain Authorities from the Reports of the Society for promoting
Christian Knowledge.
By ANDREW FULLER,
Secretary to the Baptist Missionary Satiety.
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..11ama and Smith, Stationers'-ecrart, London.
Speedily will be published, the Second Part, containing Re-
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Also preparing for publication, a Pamphlet on Christian Mis-
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This day were published,
faOne Volume Octavo, illustrated by Ten Plates, 10s. 6d. boards,
piE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and VEGETABLE PIIY-
SIOLOGT. Translated from the German of D.C. Ludwig
Willdenow,Profes.or of Botany at Berlin.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Black-
wood, Edinburgh.
This Work has superseded in Germany all other introductions
13 Botany, of which, in that country, there are many of long
nanding and great reputation. It is not here intended to draw a
comparison between this work and the Elementary Treatises on
Pliny in our own Larzusge ; but it may be allow able to say,
titat It contains many things which are not in any of them, and
trne things which could net be in any of them ; for instance, an
filination sf the Phenomena of Vegetable Physiology, on the
Yrineiples of the latest Discoveries in Chemistry. It contains
Mons on the Diseases of Plants, a History of the Science, and
of :minim' Writers, &c. It is illustrated by a Set of Plates alto-
z-htr new; and there Is a Table of Colours, with a Plate, whieb
• I be of essential use to Students, not of Botany only, but in the
Deparunaus of Naval History.