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To HALF PAY LIEU CENANT'S of INFANTRY. AVERY ham:Mime Sum will be giv en by a Li eu . tenant on Full Pay, for an eschsnge to Half Pay....A line addreffcd to A. B. No. a3,Buffolk Rreet, Outing Crufs, London, will be attended to. GENERAL ELECTION.. THE TRAVELLERS. Attar which a Farce, in two Ada, called THE LIAR. This Evening—The Tragedy of Adclgitha ; with Tekell. On Monday, lnkk and Vatic° ; with the Wood Damon, TO THE GENTLF.MF.N, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE 00U111!° OF MIDDLESEX. I_IOULDITCH% PATENT CARRIAGES are lighter, by feveral Hundred weight, than the Pearch, and are equally to in the Draught. They carry the fervants upon fprings, and are not In liable to want repair : For cafe and ftyie, are conlidered fuperior to the prefent madc.—To be teen at their Manucadtury, Long Acre TURTLES. - WILSHIRE," King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has juklanded a cargo of fine Lively Turtles for Sale. Turtles dreffrd every day in the hizheß perlediun, and feat to any part of Town and Country. MR. SrOCKDALE refpedfully acquaints the Public, that a Sale by Audtion of Books Maps, and Ho rarth's Works, will take place at No. tBo, Piccadilly, on Monday neat, the asth infant, and five following days, begkining at One o'Clockto a minute. THE NEW OPERA. This day was publiChed, price Half a Crown, PETER THE GREAT; or, THE WOODEN WALLS ; an Operatic Drama, in 'Three Ads, performing to crowded Audiences at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By A. CHERRY, Efq. Author of The Soldier's Daughter, The Travellers, &c. &c. Printed for RICIIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Wert, Black friars ; and to be bad of all Booklellers. SYNONYM ES. This day was peblifhed, price 6s. boards, in t elofely printed Vol. DICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSEL des Synonytnes de la Longue Francoife. Par M. L'ABBE de LEVIZAC. Printed for RIcUAID PHILLIPS, No 6, Bridge.ftreet, Black trims ;•and to be bad of all Bookfellers. This day was publifbed, Handfcmely printed in 800. with the Portrait of a Chief, and Two other Fngravings, price 7s in boards, COME ACCOUNT of NEW ZEALAND; par. ► ticolarly the Bay of Iflamls and furrounding Country ; de feribitog its Soil and Produetions, the Religion and Government, lorguqe, Arts, ManufaCtures, Manners. Cuftoms, and Amufc ■iotes of the natives, together with general Obfervations upon the latereourfe of Europeans with Savages; and an Accouut of a Native of New Zealand brought to England. By JOHN SAVAGE, Efq. Surgeon and Correfpondlug Member of the Royal Jennerian Society. • Printed for John Murray, Plea &net, London; and A. Con islik and Co. Edinburgh. NATURAL HISTORY. Tlds day was publifhed, embellifhed with twelve beattiftCy co loured Engraviugi, price Ss. half bound, THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the molt remarkable and interching BRITISH BIRDS ; contain hi a popular View of their Charadera and Habits, accompanied If Anecdote', chiefly intended for the Amufcmunt and Inftrudion "(Yowl Perfons. 113 the AUTHOR of ' the Hiftory of Britt& Domeffic Qua!rupeds. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge-ftrcet. Blackfriars ; bid by B. Tabart, New Bond-greet ; and by all other 13ookfellers. • Of whom may be had, The Hort) av of BRITISH DOMPATIC ql/ADRCIPEDS, with Bates, Vice NATURAL HISTORY for Scemot.s, with Seventy Plates. By W. Mayor, L. t. D. Price 6s. bound. ANIMAL BIOORAPHT; or, Anecdotes of Animals, Bee. See. By the Rev. W. Bingley, 3 vols. 11. mos. Vesers to the MILNAGERIL and the BOTANICAL CIARDIN at Pasts. Price as. 61 half bound. HOLLAND AND THE RHINE. Thirday was publifhed, In a large and vi.ry'elegant Volume, ato, accompanied by numerous and very beautiful Engravings, price 2L as. in hoards, ATOUR through HOLLAND, along the Right and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DARMSTADT, in the Simmer and Autumn of 1836. By Sir JOHN CARR, Asthor of the Stranger in Ireland. A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic, am " Pergit, et hoftiles (tanta eft fiducia) ripe, Incomitatus , CLAM:HAN. 14 this Work an impartiakaccount is given of the manners, cuf hms,arts, and condition of the Dutch !ince the converfion of the llepublic of the Seven Uhited Provinces into a Kingdom, and 'a adtription of the molt intereiting objeets and fcenery in Holland sal on the Banks of the Rbine,interfperkd with a variety of artec illuftrative of the people of Holland, and of that part of }mace and Germany through which the Author palled; and the trbole is erfibellithed by 20 Engravings, by a diftinghilhed Artift, from drawings mai, on the rpm Printed for Ric Aa DP lir Lai es, No. to ,Bricige-ftreet,Blackfriars,. and to be had of all Bookfelters. Of whom may be had, The NORTULIIN SI2 MIER, price al as. The STRANGER IN IRELAND, price 21.32. THE WATERING PLACES for 184. This day was publilbcd, price t 3s. in boards, t3a 6d. in Red, or iss. Calf Gilt, in One very thick and clofely printed Volume, iflsftrated with marly Severity Maps and Views, THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and SEA B %TILING PLACES in England and Wales, for 1 8 0 7, fulfilling of ACCURATE and CIRCUMSTANTIAL DE SCILIP rIoNs of every Place of falhionablc Refort, and of the Curinfities and Scenery In their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. Ey the EDITOR. of the PICTURE of LONDON. , This Work is fo well known. and has been fo u7dverfally ap- Posed of for its Completcnefs and Accuracy, that any further Utftription of its Conttpts, or any Obfervatiotts on its Merits and Utility, would be lupe' fluous. The Places defcribed are: ABERYST WITH LEMINGTON PRIORS BATH I I f'TLE HAMP fON BLACKPOOL LIME REGIS BOGNOR &HOTHAMPTON LY MING FON BURLINGTON MALVERN BRIGIrrON MARGATE BRISTOL ';:)T WELLS, and MA rt.oc K CLIFTON RAMSGATE BROADSTAIRS SCARBOROUGH BIM I ON SIDMOUTH CI iELTENHAM SOUTHAMPTON CROMER SOUTHEND IIAWLISH SWANSEA DOVER TEIGNMOUTH EAST BOURNE TENbY EXMOUTH TUNBRIDGE WELLS FOLKSTON! WEYMOUTH FOWEY WORTHING HARROWGATE YARMOUTH HARWICH A TOUR to the LAKES HAM INGS A TOUR in SOUTH WALES ILFP ACOMBE A TOUR in NORTH WALES ISLE of u IGEIT Printed for RICHAID PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge !red, Black friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers, particularly of thofe who rdde at the rdpective Sea Bathing and Watering Places Of whom may alfo be had, the PICTURE of LONDON for aße7, by the lame Editor, price ss. bound in red. SHERWOOD FOREST, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the Surveyor General of his Majefty's Woods, Forcite. &c. • • By Mr. ROBINSON. At the Hop Pole Inn, (Merton, on Tuefday, May 26, a 7. 1 'HE BARK of 300 OAK TIMBER TREES, 2 - or upwards, diredted to be felled this feafon, in Birkland, in Sherwood Foreft, for the ufe of the Navy, and other y urpofes. Mr Clark, of Thordby Lodge, Deputy Surveyor of the laid Foreft, will thew the Bark to fuch Perfons as may be defiroul of viewing the fame; and the particulars and Conditions of fate may be had of the laid Mr. Clark, at the place of fale ; and of Mr. Robinfon, Audtioneer, Mansfield. FAWLEY, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ay Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on Tuefday, the ad day of June, iBo7, between the hours of one and three in the afternoon, SMALL' VILLA mort delightfully fituated, about a quarter of a mile from Southampton River, and late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The houfe has been built only fix years, it is fit for the reception of a genteel family, and commands a very pidureflue view of Spi:bead, Southampton River, and the adjacent Country; it is fca:ed on a fpot at once healthy and beautiful. It has on the ground floor a dining parlour, drasving•room, brtakfaft•room, and fture.room ; under, a very good cellar; ahoy:, four bed rooms, of equal fize with tholi on the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, wadi houfe, (table, and chaife houfe ; duathed, a good barn, hen honk, and piggery ; with a Nimble garden adjoining the houfe, and a (mall paddock and meadow; in all comprifiag two acres of land. N B. A purchafer may have immediate poireffion. For further particulars apply to the Aualonetr, Southampton ; or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, Qmcn.ftrcet, Portfea. • BETWEEN ROYSTON AND CAMBRIDGE. By Mr. RAINE, I,S►t the Rainbow Coffee 'loufe, Cornhill, on Friday, the 29th inft. at 1 welve o'Clock, THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON, with the right of Patronage to the Rectory of Foulmire, with the Rcdorial Manor therc.4, fituated on the turnpike road between Cambridge and London, sine miles from the former, and 42 from the latter; the prcf nt incumbent's age is 54. The Glebe confills of about 123 Acres of Land, with a commo dious Houle a; id convenicr.t Offices, and the Great and Small Tithes arihng from abort 2326 of Acres Produdive Ground, in cluding the Globe; the whole at the annual rent of 4101. Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Holloway, No. 57 Chancery•lane; at the Rainbow Coffee Houfe. Cornhill; of Mr Rain; Amcrfham. Bucks , or No. 4, Woburn court, Illooxllbury and of the Printer of the Oxford Paper: • RESIDENCE, KINGSTON-UFON-THAM ES. By Mr RAINE, At the Rainbor Coffee Houle, CornhiU, on Frid.l - :, the apth in& at Twelve o'Clock, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, on which Rands a roomy, elevated, and pleafant Dwelling Houle. 75 feet in front, with a Fore-Court and Garden, inclofed with brick work; and acrofa the London Road, at the tntrance to Kingiloo, nearly oppofite the Heide, is an invaluable piece •of Meadow Land; and in Kingfton Church a Few belonging to the Premifes; the whole the property and late refidence of Abraham Goodwin, Efq. deceafed. Mr. Weft, on the premifes, will thew the fame, of whom printed particulars may be bad; alto of Meffrs. Greene, Tennant, and Harrifon, Gray's hurt-iquare; Mr. Rabic, Amertbain, Bucks, or No. 4, Woburn court, Bloomsbury; and at the Rainbow Coffee houfe, Cornhill. MARINE VILLAS IN THE ISLE OF THANE I'. Advertiftd for Sale by Auetion, at the Rainbow Coffee•houfe, In Cornbill, London ; on Friday, the 29th inftauc, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Loti. mR: RAINE rerpeßfully begs leave to acquaint IvA. the Public, that one of the Paid hlaa, eatled Stone Houk, being let until Cbritlinas next; the fame will not be difpofed of at the abovemcmioned time; but that the other called PROSPECT HOUSE, near thereto, with the Offices and Grounds therewith tiled whioh Ground is Freehold, and of which immediate poffcffion may be had, will herald by Aa4tion on the 29th initant. • Printed particulars may be had on the Prcmifes; ilk), of Mr. Boys, Solicitor, Hawley firiare, Margate ; Mr. Simmons, printer, Canterbury; Mr. Blake, printer, Maidftone; at the ISoII Inns. at. Rocheiter and Dartford; Ship, Feverfhani ; at the Rainbow Coffee bode ; and of Mr. Bain, No. 4, Woburn court, Bloomibury, London. WHITE', FARRIERY, EIGHTH EDITION. This day was published, In Two Volumes, with Plates, price tas. in boards, dedicated, by Permiffion, to his Ruyal Highnefs the Duke of York ; the Eighth Edition, greatly enlarged, of TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDI. CINE, in Two Parts—Part I. Containing an accurate Defcription of the Difeafes of the Horfe and their Mode of Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles of Shoe ing, price 7s.—Part 11. Containing the Materia Medica and Pk..r macokizia, price, Ss. By JAMES WHIT?, Veterinary Eflabliffiment ' Enter, Late Veterinary Surgeon to the Firit or Royal Dragoons. Printed for J. Jobnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard, and Long man, Hurft, Fires, and Orrae, Paternotier -row. Where may be had, by the fame Author, An Addrds to a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, rcfpeCting the Management of their Horfes, price as. 6d. This day was publifhed, price is. 6d. botnid, THE 1300 K of MONOSYLLABLES; or an INTRODUCTION to the CHILD's MONITOR, adapted to the Capacities of young Children. In two parts, calculated to Mantel them by familiar Gradations in the 6ra Principles of Education and Morality. By JOHN HORNSEY, Author of " A fhort Grammar of the Englifh Language." " An Introdudtion to Arithmetic" and " The Child's Monitoi, or Parental liiilruetion." Printed for Longman, Huai., Rees,and Orme, Paternofter•rrw; and Wilfon and Spence, York. . . . Where may be had, The Child's Monitor; or, Parental InftruMon. In Five Parts, containing a great Variety of ProgrclUve Leffont, adapted to the Comprehrnfron of Children ; calculated to inftruet them in Read ing, in the Ufc of Stops, in Spelling, and in Dividing Words into proper Syllables ; and at the fame time to give them fome know ledge of Natural Hiltory, of the Scriptures, and of form' other Sublime and Important Suhjetts, price 3s. bound. " This is ont of the belt conceived and molt pradtically ureful Publications for Childrt n that we have Peen. The Title Page fufficiently explains the intelligent Author's Flan and Defign, and we can fairly allure our Readers, that he has executed them with great &ill and fidelity."—Anti -Jacobin, December, ,Bc6. TO THE LADIr.S. • TotAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the face, neck, arms, .s:c. and for improving the complexion. The above has been fufficiently celebrated throughout the Eaftern nations, from whence it was firlt brought to this country by Lady M—W—M—ue, and has Once that time fuftained a character in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the public, which unites a miidners of operation, not to irritate even the deli cate ficin of an infant, with infallible and permanent efEcacy. The eoDalOt (pinions attempts to imitate this depilatory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, No. I. Baker's Court, Hol born Bars, his Me vender, by whom it will in future be fold, and at no other houfe in Lutidon.—Letters, pint paid and lncloting the amount, putietually ezecuted. Price 31. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of ts. in fix bottles. _ _ _ N. B. In Turkey and Egypt it is employed by the men to give uniformity and dupe to their muftachios,atc. STRENGTHENING PILLS, prepared by Dr. HARM STRONG, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Clofe, Weft Smithfield London. ['HESE PILLS cure Allhmas and Shortnefs of 1 Breathing, Abfceffes on the Lungs, Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Confumptions, Female Wealnefs of every deferiptiott, bearing down of the womb from bad labours, feminal weakneffes in men, fprains by lifting, or other caufes; and as a bracer of the fonds, and a promoter of digeßion, they are kept as a family me dicine by the firft perfuns of dittindion in the kingdom, and are Rrongly recommended by the matt eminent phyficiens to lea ba thers, and for debility in either fex—price 6s. the box,d uty included. Alfo, HARMSTRONG'r FEMALE MENSTRUATED VEGETABLE PILLS, for females only, at the commencement and decline of the moil critical period of their lives; and is the molt proper phyfie for women after lying* in or milearriages, be ing the only medicine in the world to be depended on for ,cuting inflammations, obftruCtions, and ulcers in the womb—price 28.9 d. per box. An important and authentic cafe tranfmitted to Dr.Haneftrong. Sir--Impreffed with the fenfe of the value of your ineftithable Medicine the Strengthening Pills (which I fortunately took for a bearing down of the womb, and other wealtnefs that I had been afflidted with fifteen years). I feel myfeif in duty bound to return you my molt fincere thanks—five boxes of your medicine having been produdti•e of every good confequence I could with, in the . fuppreffion of thole diforders, and in the reftoration of perfeit health. ANN WOODING'ION. Tiverton, near Bath, jan. 16. Thefe Pills may be bad at the Dotaor'a Wife, No. 89, Great Bartholomew Clofe, Weft Smithfield, with printed direttions wrapped round the female Pills, exprdfing a number of the molt refpcelable and authenticated cues, alto the proprietor's name, R. Harmfleong, on the diredione ; none tile can he genuine.-200 guineas reward are offered for the difrovery tr any paten who - imitates hit band-writing, which is fehetty.—%huld alio, by his ap `pointment, wholefale and retail, by Barclay and Sono, No. 95, Fleet Market, London, aifo by every refstaable medicine vender in the United Kingdom. •. • • Nam, IT was a firm conviaion that the County of Mid dkfes was deflrous of being refrefented by a man, who misht be dependcd upon for a loyal and conititotional fupport of our gracious and beloved Sovereign, rather Cr-in by one who had molt unconftitutionally joined in an accufation of that Sovereign, that induced me to offer myfeif to your notice. I retain the fame opinion of that County as I did at the fiat, although the adtive and general canvals of Mr. Brig, before I ftarted as a Candidate, has given him Tome advantages over me upon the Poll. But there are at kart soon Freeholders yet uipniled, and It is not to be (up. pored that In large a portion of the County will be inattentive to the call which their King has made upon them, for its fupport. Having of late nears been accuflonted to fee the Poll kept open fifteen days, your delay in corning forward may be attributed to that cede. Let me, however, entreat you, as you value your charadter and your ferlings, as you value the honour of the Comm. no longer to .delay an exprelfion of your fentintents upon that momentous qusition, which his Majefty has fubmitted to the de cifion of the Eledtors of the Uttitcd Kingdom. The counties of Hampfhire, Surrey, Northumberland, and indeed ate greatett part of the kingdom, have already declared their dctermivation t Rand by their King —Let it not be fuppofed, even for a moment, that the County of Middlefez is backward in teLtifying its loyalty on this mutt trying and important occafion. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your mutt obedient, faithful, humble fervant, . CHRISTOPHER BAYNES. Upper Seymour Rreet, May 21, zso7. ' [' HE COMMITTEES for condueing the Elec tion Of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at the following Places, viz The King's Arndt, Weilelofe•ftleare ; Mail. Hunter and Rickards, No. 3, Charlotte-row, Manflowbotife ; and No. 10, ' Liecoln's•lnn Uld Square. At which Places, and at Mr. Ambrofe Humphrys's, Harpur- Itrect, Blomufbury, all Communications calculated to promote Sir Chnftopher Baynes's Soccer., will be molt thankfully received. . and where all neceffary information will be given. Carriages *ill be provided at the 'under mentioned Places on This, and every hiceeeding morning, at Seven o'Clock, during the Eleetion, viz St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Pantheon, Oxford.ftreet. Oppobte Chancery.Ltne, Holborn. St. Clement's Church-yard, Welt Side of Temple Bar. Palace•yard, Weitminfter. • Clerkenwell Green. Iflington Green. Moorfields. Bilhopfgate Church. ••• Shoredltch Church. Whitechapd. Shadwell Church. Little Tower bill. Nag's Head, Hackney. Cape of Gosid Hope, Poplar. King's Arms, Wellelofe•fquare. George and Vulture, Tottenham. Applications for Carriages arc requefted to be made at No. r ,, Lincoln's Inn Old Square ; or, at Mr. Bellingham's, Blae Bear, WhitechapeL TO THE INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OFTHE COUNT r. OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. GENTLKIIEbT, PERMIT nog to return you my lincereft acknnw. lodgements for the honour conferred on me yefterday, when I was re-eleded your Reprefentatlve in the enfuing Parliament. This affuraticc of your approbation demands my utmat efforts to merit a continuance of it by arid attention to the duties of my fituation and to the particular intereft of the Borough of CArmar. then. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and devoted ferrant, King's Arms, May-9,184n. GEO. CAMPBELL. SUSSEX. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. Ct NTIALMEN, T TAKE the eatlieli oppoctunity of returning you my molt fincere Thanks for yoor having fo warmly intended yougelvea in my behalf in the prefent conteit, and earneitly re goat an early attendance at the Poll of fuch Freeholders as intend to honour me with their fupport, not doubting but a continuance of the fame exertions in my favour will fecure my Eledioa. I Lave the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the greateft refpedt, Your obedient and faithful fervant, Lewes, May aO, 2807. J. FULLER. State of the Poll at the Clofe on Tbnrfday, May st : Mr. Wyndham • 3620 • Mr. Fuller Colonel Sergilfon 2000 TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. OENTLZIMIZN, TOUR Votes and Intereft are earneltly recitteßed for Colonel SERGISON, whore Committees will be daily fitting at the Houfes of Mr. Henry Heathcote, Bouverie-ltreet. Fleet Rivet, and Mr Gwynne, Lewes. The Election is held at Lewes, and the Pull will continue open every clay from Ten in the Morning until Five in the Afternoon. Any information that can he given to promote the return of Colonel Szacuson, will be thankfully received by the Committees. The Rate of the Poll at the clofe on Thurfday, the atft Colonel Salvino,/ 2000 Mr. WYNDHAM 3630 Mr. Fusr.ea any CAPITAL BOOKS IN AGRICULTURE, forming a complete Agricultural Library. The Sixth Edition, improved, in one large voL Bvo. pries halls • guinea in boards, THE FARMER'S CALENDAR; containing a : Full Account of the Bufinetsneeeffiry to be performed on al; kinds of Farms during every Month of tbs Year, with the latelt Improvements and the Mode of executing them. 1 By ARTHUR YOUNG, Ef q. F. R. S. Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, and Member of various Phi. lof•phical and Agricultural Societies in Europe and America. 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BERKSHIRF.—.TO LETT, FURNISHED, AGOOD FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE ; with Coach-hmufe, Stables, convenient Out•Buildinge, Gardens, Orchard, and thirteen Acres of Pafture Land, fituate at Hare Hatch, Betts, feven miles from Reading, fix front Maiden heol, feven front Marlow, five front Henley, and thirty-two front London, on the bath Road.--.Enquire upon the Premifcs. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, READY FURNISHED, - "THAT moll delightful Matine Villa EAST CLIFF LODGE, near Ramfgate, with or without a quail. tity of Land adjoining. Wines and Stock to be fold on the Pre ntifes.—For further particulars enquire of Meffrs. John Jackfon and Co. New Broad-flreet. FOR SALE, At the London Tnn, Plymouth, on Tuesday, the gth of June next, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, THE handfome latt-failing Brig AUSTERLITZ. _ _ DIMENSIONS, Length 93 Ft 4 la. Breadth • a 6 3 Admeafures - - 271 57 94 Ton.. Pierced for t 8 guns, nearly new, and in moft excellent condition ; would make a compieat veliel for any purpofe where difpatch is required, being a remarkably faft failing brig—the might proceed to lea immediately, being in want of nothing but provillons. A Prize to his Majefty's Chip of war Fit ERALD, commanded by F. L MAITLAND, Efq now lying in liamosize, and there to be de livered. And afterwards will be Sold, the WARLIKE and other STORES of the laid Vella. For Inventories and any further particulars, apply fix days previous to the tale to Merin. Ommatiney and Druec, London; EdwaraPLyne, Efq. Plymouth ; or at the Counting-boufe of WILWAM LOCKYER, Merchant. FORGERY. TRAN3POR T-OFFICE, London, May jo b kIEREAS.WILLIAM MEADE, of the City of Cork, Doctor of Phyfic, Surgeon, and Agent for Sick and Wounded Seamen at that Port, glands charged with a Forgery on this Office. And whereas the fail Dr. Meade having been apprehended on the raid charge,and conveyed from Cork to Dublin in obedience to a Writ of Habeas Corpus iffued from the Court of Kir g's Bench of that part of the United Kingdom, did, in the night of the loth of May inftain, make his efcape from the cur tody of two Officers of the Peace, and bath not (ince been heard of, The Comtniffioners for concluding his Majefty's Tranfprt Service fur taking rare of Sick and Wounded Seamen, Ste. do hereby offer a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS STERLING, to any Perfon or Perfons who Mall apprehend, or cattle to be apprehended, the Paid Dr. Meade, or who (lull give fuch information to the laid Commiffioners, at th,ir Office; to Mr. Bicknell, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, in Spring Garden Terrace, London; to Mr. Foote, Solicitor, at Cork; or Mr Chrif topher Allen, Solicitor, in Dublin; as (ball he the means of ap prehending the Paid Dr. Meade, (itch reward to be paid by the Paid Commiffioners, on the Commitment of the raid Dr. Meade to any of his Majefty's Gaols in the United Kingdom N B. The laid Dr. William Meade is about forty years of age, , about five het three inches high, very much knock'sl-kneed, ha, high Alin bones, rather a long high nok. a fear or mark over his left eye (which he endeavours to conceal undr his wig), (loops in his walk, has rather a florid countena-ce, and (peaks wi:h the bah accent ; wore when he efcaped a black coat and waißcoat, , blue pantaloons, and half boo•+.--ily Order of the Board, ALEXANDER M'LEAY. Secretary. MILITARY EDUCATION. MESSRS. 130NiffeliiciiianCI HOMMEY beg leave to inform the Nobility, and Officers of the Army, that they have removed to a much larger and more commodious Houle, at the village of Charlton, about half a mile Mort of Wool wich Common. The 6tuation is remarkably healthy and pleafant, and betides an extenfive range of grotrul attached to the premifes for exercife, Come of the Gentlemen can be accommodated with le parate rooms. They will be Inftruded, as afual, in Mathematics, Fortification, Plan Drawing, &c as well as in all other branches conneded with a Military Education. They are alto qualified for being admitted into any of the Military Ettablifhments under Government—and for the fervice of the Honourable Esti India Company For the plan and terms apply to Mr. Bonnycatile, Woolwich Common. For thole who remain during.the holidays, a Matter, refitting In the Houle, attends daily, and the other Mat ters occationally. The Perfian language is taught by a Gent/emu born at Calcutta, who rendes in the hauls. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT•GARDFN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 22, ISo7, will be added the Play of I'IZARRO. R o na, Mr. KEMBLE ; Mirka, Mrs. SIDDONS. To which will be added the Pantomime of iiARLEQIJIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Tomorrow, Maebetb.--On Monday, Coriolanue.