If we imagine that "give yourself a bell" is a modern English expression that Shakespeare might have used in his plays, he might have rendered it in his Early Modern English as something like:

"Pray, ring thyself a bell, good sirrah."

In this phrase, "pray" is an archaic way of saying "please," "thyself" means "yourself," and "sirrah" is a term of address similar to "sir." The verb "ring" is used in the sense of "call" or "summon," and the phrase "give yourself a bell" might be interpreted as "call yourself" or "give yourself a reminder."
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