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4A • ---.! A , , ..: ~.. . . . I , fr- •51Z - . . -- • - - ~„. . . - .......• i .... 1 ,,, .4. t • A l f . ' et', 7 - ' 0 ' . • •„ . . . 40 , S Mt , ~ . . _ ' 4 h io_-- ~ rS • • . i .lat-.114# 4 1 • i kz,..-- r G ----st- '4; 4 . 4 - . , lal ar .• i•- , . • . 1... ) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1807 iteMBER 5647] [PRICE 81X-PENCi THRATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANG. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 5, 1807, will be aced the NC U R FE W lit Ada, caned E Written by J. Toatu, Erg. Author of The HONEY MOON. After which, never perforated, a New Operatic Piece, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR. The Overture and Mulic compoled by Mr. Kelly. The Charade:. by Mr. Ellifton, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cherry, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Dignum, Mr. Steinman, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. Hartowe, Mrs Bland. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO•MORROW EVENING, MARCH 5, 11307, *Di be atted the Play of THE TEMPEST ; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Prat:tem, Mr KEMELE: Miranda, Mils 13RUNTON ; Ariel, by ME's MEADOW 5: To which wiII OTHER GOOSE ;be added the Ncw Pantomime, called M Or, THE GOLDEN HOG. On Sanwday, Netnlct .; with Mother . Oesefe. • On Tuefday nest, ',Elbe prodt►eees sew CometbKolaol Tows end Country. THE NEW PLAY. TVs day was radiated, price Half i drown s CURFEW. A Play, in Five Aft& Per. A. f o rming with great applatafe se the Tamale Row., DRURY-LAN 5. By the late JOHN TOBIN. Eft. Author of the How Mean. Printed for RICHAILD Pamir». No. 6, lilidge-Ereet, Rink friars ; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. • FIVE. °WNW EAPH..- , THE Tickets for the CITY HOUSE LOTIUT J- a rc now Idling at every Lieesleil Limey Office, to •EIVII OUINBAS each. GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL. . SCHEMis. 4 Prizes of Lackpoo are Ltio.ooo 4 .-- lop%) 4.0 03 4 •-• 3 ,000 .- 10,000 10 1,000 ...v. 10,000 10 ..- 5 00 3,000 30 .-- 100 34= 4.) 5 0 . ..- 2,000 3,000 10 60,000 300,35: ft draWn Titiliers to tier 30,000 113xoc Tickets. £23Q,c3 ° CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Fiift-dr.iwti Ticket, aft Day, - Zio,ooo Ditto ....- ad Day, - ao.ooo Ditto .- 3d D'sy, - 10,000 Dints -- 4th bib • sopbo Ditto sth Day, . zo,cco Dip 3 6th Day, - 10,000 TICKETS and SHAICFS are 66 Bile at every Lieenfed Ldt- Wry 5111. PRESENT PRICE. Tieltet - Cyst 16 1 . Phil - £m 3b I EOtia - £ 2 as o - S 3 b 1 Sitteenvet - a 6 6 ( N he rfet Atone Seitelne Win litfint oda the qty dim Italy puti. ettfe. u Poot . Prizes of 1 littool. estboolll be Aire to be stra i ten in an, fi:11. four Days, radian:ft elf othis Capital Prises. .(11 1 . RAN U and SQUA kE PIANO FORTES,. %.-A HARP:, and 0 k AllS, df the'fineft tooth and wise, with all the late impt Nenietits.ore fold very reatonable at IL F. Allen's Modes! luftrunient Nianufltdtory. No. 19, Sherrurd-ftrect, Gulden tqiuxre. I.adies in any part of "England, ordering an lattroment, will have the belt fekcied and fent Without delay; as cheap u if refent. eral prices Ahmed fur fecoud hand ones in exchange for new, arid fuch at, have been taken in athange are &tiling very cheap. Merchants advantageou fl y Ilipplied with Plano Fortes, (liftable 11 foreign climates. Mulk Otops in town and country foppikd, and where required, their Nantes put in front as Maher% 101 l runicnts lent on hire, repaired, and tuned. The 14arp-and Piano Forte tairght. BLACK LEAD PENCILS. lit many rota impofitions pradifed on the Public by unprincipled perfons who vend a vile cotropolitiorr, in ap pearance like black lead, but which has lame of ha properties. render it nezeffary for N. MiDDLETON, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wain, to inform die Trade, Artitts, and thofe Gentlemen who are in the habit of ufing them, that the Pcncilt, the reputation of which has been eftabliiked more tkan so years , and which have been formerly kn own b y the mark of Middleton only, are n.'w diftinguitbed from counterfeits by the name o' N. Middleton, with the Addrefs of the Manuf‘dtory, No 1 6a, Strand, London, oppobte Newcaftle ftrect. grrateit variety in London, of Letter Copying Machines, Writing and Drills% Drat , and Boxes. Poeket - houks , and a lar g e :AT trtatent of Fancy Articles. are cuoftantly ready for fait on the low. ft terms. MONEY 'READY TO ADVAIICIL A LL Perfbns in the Pofferfion or Incomes, arifing 'from Freehold, CoVybold, or Leafchold Eftates, in Land or Hears, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements • Widows jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Liiings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An nuity t'itereft for the fame. The Nubility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated, on their perform' fseurity ; and in any I ollAnee where fbe Bugle iceurity of an individual may be deemed iinuulicient t the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pays imiit of the intereft, will remove the objedion ; and in all cafe privite:e will be given to the Public, to return the prinapal at their own option.--Perfunal afplicitions will be received every day till tone o'clotk, and Letters from Corrapondents in town and uoatrY. (twit paid) will be inoodiately isifweted, addsielfal - to tote DireCtorof tic Kedghtthridge Bank, at his wefts lionste, Ain. t, I. j oh;,-ilrss t, Golden-Nuare. "MIDWIFEVY. AI)IES tehtlft pArtieniar fituation for repute's falr requ:re 2 temporary tetiretnent then their friends, will Pitt . * the molt telider treatment. with comfortable seeommoda none acioriling to their drew:fiances. on the moft Mafonable :ants. 1.1 and)ioy to Mrs. Smith. Midwife, No. 22, Cbureh ltree.t, hleektri.: re r mar - tile Ilrbige. Mrs. Snide h 3, a Gentletn tn well eftablilhed for fame years ma hien hi idwite,will attend if rtquired. and thoroughly experteneed • Ntirfa provided tur thoft Children that are left to btf OM. - • CURE OF ETON. AND GRAVEL MR. PER It Y, Surgeon, SoutharrpevnAreet, JlLLltiuwnfbury fqui.re, Proprietor of ADANIS's SOLVENT, a mild yet efficacious t'ure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or acquaints the Public, that he has for tunic years devoted i•i_ whole prolefoonal attention to the above DiGifes; at.d their . complication with that of Gout. He may he c.‘tilithed &fly at Ills own Houfe and more efprclik on Weidner air ys suit Friday it, where le di [pears the Solvent in bottles of 4s.6it. I ts. sod il as. &atop+ Included, two of which loft ftarerly ever fail to eorrett tl.c calculuus (Lukas in the habit, andthereby Irrslhtt the conercilan of Stone In perfosui of a fedeotary fife. Sold alto at Baron and Co's, t3O, 031ord-'greet, and at fmut Qu ite xoyal kat:flange; where Wu may be bad pat p üb liPicd, the Author's" Difquifition of the Stoneand Gravel." ninth Eaition, price Is 64 pointing out their Cattle , and the Diet to bt. raid during the Cure, with auuiy extraordinary cafes, Come of rifta retateey even she: the °realise; bad been eddied an. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Mowry a 6, aol. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1913 ALOSSTre NArr, ♦ hereby give Notice, That so Therfslay the 26th of March next, they wIU be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foiled np) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coarfe-grained CheOsire SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefs ; end for Eight Hundred Tone of C.belltire BAY SALT, of the largelt grain, or Salt of equal gook& ; of which the Perform who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majeity's Vidnalling Stores at Deptford— one half by the pit of July next, and the remainder by the loth of September following, free of all charge and rest, to His Adalefty, except that the Contradtor will be allowed as. rid. per ton, for porterage of the Salt (tont the Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Mune ninety days after date. The Conditions oldie Commas may be fun at the Secretary's u this ; or by applying to the Colledlors of the Sal- Duda at Literpeek sad sa Bdiddiewich in Cheibire, refpedtivelr Rh marl esifl ie hate eel Teethe la walk& the prise eat is Woos/ is web et lota. or that feu wit ie oldie wed to the Beard Vow OW eeleei as tie IBM ibrAkty sir Aleteet ewer, sir pi* tie Perfew wia . wahar bar Task, velem Peas me &is &14 utiles* to leeliese wham a idle ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, February 24, do+. I --- N coaformity to the refolutioo of His Majeßy's Coottnithoaers for the Affairs of the Royal Military College, that the cpoiounsat of Proleffon and Matteis than be deter mined by competition of talents ; the Governor doth hereby give Notite,.that as additional French ?defter will be wanted at the junior Department of the Laid College, at Great Marlow, in the County of Sucins. Letters of application arc to be addrefibd to the Governor of the Stolid Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable She Secretary at War, War Office. No Perfon will be approved for the Eftabliniment, wbofe CU rafter will Cot bear the ftrifttft feratiny. - . . A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College, will be held at Great Marlow on Tuefday the yth of April next, tor the exa mination of the Candidates for the,above mentioned appointment. This day was Totalled, price is 6d. The Bth Edition of THE MAXIMS of HEALTH ; t►r. An Efray nn Indigeftlun ; containing Advice to Per Gins afilided with com plaints of the Stoma and Bowels, alfo to Wok troubled with Nervous, Bilious, and Gouty Diforders, habitual Coftivatiefs, and Heach ach ; with Oblervations on Regimen and Diet. Including a Triatifc on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remarks on the Shower Bath: hkewifc explaining why the Sea and 'Country Air is snore falubrious than that of Cake and large r owns. By R. SiVIRRELL, M. D. Sohotquare. Sold by Mr Highky, No as, Fleet-ltreet ; and Hatchard, No tpu, Piccadilly. This day were publillsed, in Bvu. price 6s. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on INSANL TY, In which tome Socrftions are ultrred towards an int proied mode df cresting Difeafes of the Mind, and fame Auks propufed which it is hoped may lead m a more Mullane and fue• cersful Method of Cure; to which arc fulsjoined, gawks en Medical Jurifpmdente as coanedled wite dile:alert intact% Snood Edition enlangrd. By JOSEPPI MASON COX. M. D. Pith Ponds near Drina Lunduns Printed for C. end R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftreet. In the Prefs,and fpeedily will be publithed , hi a rots cram,' AJOURNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to' NAPLES, and thence to SMYRNA and CONSTAN'fI NOPLE . ciimprifing a defcription of the principal Places in that Route, and Ohfervations on the prefentNaturalami Political State of thnfe countries. By ROBERT SEMPLE, Author of Walks and Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope, &c London: Printed fur C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge Brost. •„• The period in which this journey was performed was pc malady intereiting. The Author, travelling as an American. ar rived at Cadiz intmediatOly afterthelnetnocatile Battle of Tra falgar, and paffed through haly while that Country was filled with !reach Troupe. This day was publilbed, in odavo, price ss. in boards, TH F. CLIMATE of GREAT BRITAIN; or R.I. marks on the Cheap it has undergone, particularly within the laft so Y ears, accoun ring for the inereafing Humidity and eon fequent Cloudincfs and Coldnefs of our Springs and Summers, with their ettcdts on the Vegetable and Anima Economy; includ ing ration% experiments to afcertain the Cedes of fuch Changes ; lnterfperfed with numerous Phyfiological Patti and Obfervations, illuitrative of the Proccfs in Vegetation, and the Connection be tween the Phenomena of the Weather and the Produdtions of the . 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NAVAL CHRONOLOGY; or, A Summary of Nan] and Maritime Events from the time of the Romans to the Treaty of Peace in 18os with au Appendix, containing a State of the Royal Navy of Great Britain and that of other Powers, from a very early period—i he lofs each have fultaincd i n war, with the Lines of Battle, the Squadrons that have been em ployed un the different Stations-4n Account of the Eftablifh• meat and Duties of the Public Offices in the Naval Department, with a Lift of the Commitkoners and other Officers who have [erred in them ; alfo a Lid of the Admirals and Captains of the Royal Navy, with thofe who have loft their Lives in the Service, and other ufeful infornuition, intended as a Book of reference. Sy J. SCHIMBERG, Efq. C in tho Royal Navy. Printed forr l Sierran, Military Library, WhitehalL PORTRAIT of her Rival Highs& the PRINCESS of WALES Engraved by HEATH. This day was publiOurd, price ts. 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Banker, Marlton Buzzard, Efq. Baskets Rudders&ld I Luuerworth 'THIS Inßitutifin is limited to One Million in IL Shares of $Ol. payable by lona'mats. to be insetted an well Centred Annuities. and will produce to the Suhfcribtrs 8 per cent. in perpetuity, as the priudial being always infered will rime be Init. This Inftitution gives an opportunity of Inveßing money to the grate* advantage. The ravings of any rerun who can put by me. once in Ls wake, will, imperceptibly amount to an ufetel Run. and perfects in higher ciictintftances. may 'neat to,pool. once, to bear an animal produce of 8 per cent basin a bonus which will ante periodically from the Life Inferences. It having been refolved to inchafe the Shares to vtro, the Books win be kepa open tin that number i neenp:eted. Tin In italatenta now the ate Ow Pound per Share, being t wo of Ten Shillings each Share, which. or payments in fulls are re ceived by Mars. Hadfon sad Stirling, Bankers, in the Strand Mars. Prefeott, Grote, and Co. Bankers, Threadocedie-fttect; and at the Houfe of the !methadon. RICHARD FREDIERICK THOMPSON, AT A NUMEROUS AND RESPECTABLE MEETING Of Manufadurers of and Dealers in HATS, Refidentln the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford, Dewfbury, Sce kc. purfuatit to Public Notice; WILLIAM HALL, in the Chair, _ _ It was uoanimnuOy refolved as follows: THAT it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the Duty as now laid on HATS is mach evaded. and eodequently very injurious to the Revenue and fair trader • and is the mare of frequent profecutione rulones to many families, and beneficial:o the tricking and rapacious informer only. That it is the opinion alto of this Meeting, that a Tax upon an annual licence to be gamed to the Manufacturer and Dealer in lieu of the prefent duty, might be fo laid as to be equally or more productive than the prefent Duty, and Ids opprellive to the trade. That a Cdmmittee be appointed to inquire whether the trade in general be difpofed to fecund and rapport the views of this meet ing; and if fo difpofed, then for Inch Committee to prepare a Pe ti,ion to Parliament, Rating fully and explicitly the grievances in the trade, and praying the repeal of the Law impoiing the pref,:nt Duty, and if expedient, to lay fuck other Tax in lieu thereof, as the wifdom of Parliament may think proper, and generally to fa perintend the hufinefs of this Meeting. That the following Perfons do compote this Committee, and have Power, at their discretion, to add other Gentlemen thereto ; (any three of whom to be competent toad), viz • Mr William Hall Mr George Ireland Mr 7 hos. Cragg Mr Wm. Prince Mr Edw. Aihworth Mr Wm. Bracewell and Mr Richard Fenton. That the Committee meet NW,* to the call of the Chairman. That in cafe the trade Otould he difpofed to co-operate with this Meeting, then, that letters be written by the Committee, or their Chairman, or Solicitor, to the County and and other Members of Parliament, inclofing theft Rafolutions, requelting they will ufe all means in their power for effedling the pp rpofes of tbisMeeting. That a Subleription be immediately entered into for defraying the expenees. WILLIAM HALL, Chairman. Sobreripdons meet -dyed by MrW.Hall,the Chairman, batters in Leeds; and Mr Jelin Solicitoe,No. :6, Grevite-tlreet 'Hatton Garden, London, agent to Mr Cherie, Coupland, of Leeds: the Solicitor employed in this haft& ; and ilia of importance that the Subferiptiuns should be made promptly, as the befouls is in• tended to go before Parliament as Coon as a fullicient Fund is railed for defrayingthe needfary expenees. It is recommended by the Committee that a Perfon ibould fon& and coiled Subferiptions, in each principal town and its neigh bourhood, and remit the fame to the Chairman, or to the raid Mr. Wilton, as mai convenient —Leeds, Fab. a 6, lB=7. By Virtue of a Cummillion of Appraifemeut and Sale, iffued from the High Court of Admiralty. On THURSDAY, the nth Day of,MARCH next, will be Ex pofed to SALE. at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's Hotel. FALMOUTH, , A BOU . r ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS of L • • DUTCH BAk K, being the Cargo of the American Ship Hairy, detained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by the Vitae Cutter, Lieut. DARIO. CIMPINTIR, Commander. The Bark may be viewed, and .further particu ,.. la wn rs m kn nu ow on n er , s b . y applying to G. C. FOX. Jun. and LAZ. HINGSroN, s Dated February 16, 1807. _ DEVON—LARGE NAVY OAK TIMBER. in LOTS,(Numerically marked with White Paint) as eider, ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED and SIXTY-THREE Capital OAK TIMBER TREES, 7ta ELM TREES, and ell 7 ASH TREES, with their Tops, Lops, and. Bork. • This Timber lies very eompaCtly, is of very large Dimenfioos, and abounds with large spa, Crooks, and Compd. Pieces. It grows on the Manor of CANON •TEIGN, in the Parini of . CHRISTOW. four Miles from .Cluidleigh,ten from Ttignmouth Harbour, and Leven Miles from Water to convey it to Tsigumooth. ON BARTON FARM. LOT I, so Oak Trees. s. from-so to too inchtlive. 3 too to te7 ditto. 4 st Elm Trees. S oo Ana Tress. 6 from ao to Ss Ath Trees incluflve. 7 3 Beech Trees. ON HYNER" FARM. LOT t. ae Oak Trees. t Ath Tree; ON .UNDERDOWN FARM. LOT I. 103 Oak Trees. a. *ma too to zoo Ditto inelufive. 3. 200 to 3 .o Ditto. 4. 300 to 360 - Ditto. s. ---. 560 to 41') Ditto. 6. 19 Eini and 29 A& Tromp. ON NETFON'S FARM. LOT E. so Oak trees. '2. from so to too Ditto facility& 3. 100 to 150 Ditto. 4. 153 to 200 Ditto. 5. :0 to 250 Ditto. 6. 9 Alb Trees. ON BIRCHEN WOOD. LOT I. 100 Oak Trees. 2. from too to 209 Ditto lnelufive. ON SWANELAY WOOD. LOT E. too Oak Trees. 2. from 100 to 200 Ditto IncluSve. 3. 200 to 330 Ditto. 4. 300 to 350 Ditto. 5. 350 to 413 Ditto. 6. 56 Mb Trees. For which porpok a Survey will be held at the Clifford's Arms Inn, Chudisigh, on rhurfday the a6th March next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely. For viewing the Timber, apply to Mr. John Law, at the Manor Houle on the Preinifes, with Whom printed particulars will be UV. as they will alto at all the principal Inns in the Country, and *other information may be had of Mr. Thomas Symon,l4, of Swell. wield, near New Reading, fierkihire; or at the Office of Mara. Ealea acid jalilol s SOliCiWa t Exerti. I hiotpr, Factory to, 1837.