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2 • • . * k 41 k, -441 / 4 .olle+ . 7 , 4 ) • k v .• • _ i ' ,40 N7i -r ta NUMBER 5687, SATURDAY, APRIL is, 1807 1. THEATRE-ROYAL, URURY•LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT. APRIL zo, 11307, will he added the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. To which will be added the neve Grand Romantic Melo- Drama, called THE WOOD DIEMON"; Or, u THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." Th i, Evening—The Children in the Wood ; the Young Hutu; and the Wood Dzmon. riCTUALLIIIIg OFAICA, April 10,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING THE NEXT TICKET DRAWN - MUST als TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. STATE LorrERV. 'T'HE Second D a y o f Drawing will be on Tours -a. DAT, APRIL 23, when the Pith-drawn Ticket will be en titled to =pool. and every Ticket drawn that day unlit be a Prize. PRICE. This day was pulolifhed, iu Octavo. prict 7s. 64. la boar& THE MOUNTAIN BARD; con fi tting of BAI- lads and Songs. founded on Fads and LegCndafT Taira. By JAIII4I HOGG, the Enda Sltephenl. Printed fur Arch. Coaagtge and Co. lAinbur a lh ; and Ju'.r. Murray. Fleet-ft:ea, Lo dais- 1113 M 47 ESq7"s NAVY: rh, ben* give Mike, That on Friday the 24th inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, fealed up, and treat fur the fupply of what VEGETABLES mall be demanded for the ufe of His Majeity's Ships and Vac's at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, for twelve months certain, from the day of Contrad ; to be paid for by Bills pa)sable with intercft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Centred may he ken at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mt. John Walter, at Yar mouth. Whole Ticket - C tsi IS 0 Half • I, to 30 f Fighth Quarter - s 3 o Sliteenth - 4 t l i l 0 6 TICKETS and SHARES are felling xt all the Licenfed Lottery Mires in England, Irtlaad, and icotland. •.• No. 16 •7 8 7, the Firtt-drawn Ticket, April 14, entitled to 20,0...-1. was fold in the following Stkret.—Otte-Foorth, Otte kiighth, and Ten Sixteenths. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 2.), 1807, will be aeled Shakefpeare's Tragedy, called OTHELLO. After which (fourth time) a New Pantomime Ballet. called THE OGRE AND,LurrLE THUMB; Or, THU SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS. No regard swill be bad loamy Tender is wiebia obe price flail mot be ' , fleeted ia words at learb,or that fhwU ass be delivered t the Board Ire fwe Owe o'Cbth on the laid Friday the both iwilant, air rides th e Pelage who wales the 'render, or /ire Perlin ow hie &Walt; attends to seafarer tam galled for. TWBNfY THOUSAND POUNDS. For the Frit-drawn Ticket, 111 Thorfday the aid init. the Second Day of Drawing; 'ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale (wan-Anted undrawn) at HAZARD, BURNE and Co's Offices, No. {ti Royal Exchange, who fold all the Firft-drawn capital Prizes in the Ida Lottery --• _ _ _ Ercning—Town and Country; with the DCW Pantomime. NEW ROOMS. HANOVER•S~UARE. Under the Patronage of His Royal Hightsefs the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. and the NoWe 'DIRECTORS of the ANCIENT CONCERT. MRS. VAUGHAN moil relpeaftilly acgnaints • the Nobility. Gentry, and her Friends in general. ehr,e UWE! F CONCERT is fixed for MONDAY NEXT. April 20, at the above rooms The Performance will be on the grand& fcale. Leader of 'the Band, which will be numerous and complete in every department. Mr F. Clt A MIR, C.lldUetOr. Dr. CROTCH. Ad I. Coronation Anther►►, " Zadock the Prieft," Handel— Odefor five voices," Mona on Snowden calls," Dr. Cro - ch.Muf. prof. Oaon —New Duet (never performed) Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, the poetry from the Romance of " 'l•he Three Spaniards," W. Hindi, M. B Ozon.—Song (MS.) Mr. Bellamy, " When the black tornado howling." Sir J. A Stevenfon—Concerto Organ, Dr. Crotch, Crotch—Duet (MS.) Madame Bianchi and Signor Naldi.Paer.--New glee (MS.) " I canna like ye," harmonized for four voices—Stec (MS.) Mr. Barticman, from the Oratorio of Palclllite, Dr. Crotch—Double Chorus, " The Lord fball tight," Handel. Adt II Grand :sinfonie.Dr. Haydn—Song (MS) Mr. Harrifon, Odi grand' ombra,”—Baffoon obligato, Mr. Holmes. accomp. ; Pat:Mo.-New Glee ( MS.) never performed, the words by J. Hop• nor*. Dr. Calcott—Song ( MS) M ifs Parke" Tu m abbandoni," Nafolini--Concerto violin, Mr. Vatiewicz, Yaniewicz—Song, Mr. Vaughan, " I wridered once r break of day," Sir J A. Ste venfon—New glee, " Sweet warbling bird," R. Cooke-... Song, Mrs. Vaughan, " Ti parli in fcno," (Farnace) Perez—Double Chorus, " From the center," (Solomon) Handel. Tickets, half•a.guint•a each, to be had of Mrs. Vaughan, at her houfe, No. it. Dean-ftreet, Soho; Mr. Bitchall's Mufic Ware. haute, No 131, New Bond Brett ; ft:efirs. Clernenti am' Co.'s, Cbeapfide; and Mr. Kelly's Mufical Saloon. Pall Mall. Mr.Townlhend will be at the head of the Police. SHIRE-HALL, CHELMSFORD, 24th April,. iBO7. GRAND MILITARY CONCERT and BALL Under the Patronage of lk.laj.er Several Murray, and the. Officers of th•• Gar - rifnn at Chelmsford; MR. FRASER, impreffei Nish fincete Gratitude. LVI. for the very dillingoilhed manner in which his Concert and Ball was attended, in September ]alt, m:+11 refpedtfully begs leave to inform the Gentry, his Military Friends, and the Public in ge• twat, that, at the nip( ft of fame of the molt diftinguifhed Per. 'images in the County of Eike, his MILITARY CONCERT and BALI, is fixed for Friday, the asth inftaut. to be performed (by yermiffion) in the Shire• Hall, t 1-elmsfard.—ln the courfe of time layering 's Entertaintneut the Band of the Ayrfhire Regiment will ling ionic of the molt favourite tlkes —A Concerto am, the French Hon: will be pertaTicti by Mr. Perry, and a Concerto eat the Oboe by Mr. Vrafer. Mr. Frafer•beg , have to add, that every exertion will be made to render the whole worthy of Public Approbation. . The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN- BRIDGE WFI.I.S WARE, next ALBANY. PICCADILLY. it: OBINSON begs to infot m the Nobility and Pub- AN. lie, shat be is conftsntlyreeeiving frOns his MansfaCtory at Tunbridge Wells, a heal (apply of goods of every defcription in the above Roe, ,canfifting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Mofaie Work ; alto. Work, Writ ing, Drawing, Netting, and Card Bowes, Card Racks, Ornamented al Tea Tahiti, Chefts, and Coddles ; 'rainbow and Em broidery licanits,Spinning Wheels and Reels, ill kind atTarocry %skim &c. ou tine luweft terms, peat allowastoe sande to Nur , slots, and Captains in the Faft and Weft India trade. Every article made of white wood for Ladles toornament. Latins works %walled without dileolouring. oli Tunbridgr Ware repaired and sarnilhed to look like new. All forts of Elixir& and Foreign Per Ninny. A good agortmcnt of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every defeription.—N. E. All the Abbe Gualtier's Works. wfth an ~xrenfive collection of Initrudive Games, Children's Rooks, heft White Copal and other Varna, fold for Ladies own ore, at Robinfon's Warekoufe. IIDWIFERY. THOSE• Ladies, whole fitostion requires a TEM PORARY RETIREMENT during their accouchement, will meet with a comfnrtable accommodation, with tile molt wider tratment, and the greatat fecrecy may be depended on, by applying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. 12, Church-ltreiet, Blatktriars r war the Bridge, on the molt reafenable terms . Mrs. Sntitk has a Gentlemen well of ablifhed fur lonic years as Man Midwife, wh.t will attend, if required. The children all., will meet with rem attention, if lzft to the care of Mrs. Smith. The boufe is pleatintly innate& with a good gleam attached to it, (tee front fpedatori, which feldoat happeui to the lot of other hunks. CHILBLAINS are prevented finna bteAking, and their tormenting Itching inttantly removed by WHITE FIFAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, univerfallyefteemed for its extraordinary l'flicacy iti Rhtumatifms, Palfies,Gouty Affedl' , and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this cer tain remedy ha% been unknown, nor mgledted, and the Ckiiblains have actually broke, WHITEIIEAIYs FAMILY CERATE will cult the pain, andfpeedily heal them. The Family Ccratc is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions. Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms. Shingles Breaking- 'int on the Face. Nufe, Ears and Eyedids; Sure and inflamed Eyes, Buru%, an Scalds ;SorcHeads, Olds/ores, and Scorbutic Humour% of every defetipthm. F..:partd only, and fold by R. Jutinftoo, Apothecary, No. as, Greek-ftreet,Sulso, London. The Lffence and Pills at as. 9d. each, theeenue at is. s Land ns.-siol. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom ".' The Gamine has a black iok Stamp, with the name of R. •Inition, infested on it. • - r DR. I. REKMAN's 1 UI . I•A, SALO ouLis. E Value of I:iia infallible Medicine hat+ been to Meg proved, that nothing of the prelim day can bear a corn iktition with it,in all the different Rages of a certain Difeafe,which iterefteelly cures, and eradicates from the habit, without exciting he painful feelings and expeute that attends Salivation, without ecbilitating the Cimilitutioo in any degree„ox even requiring Con lon/mit front Bufinas, or reitridtion in Diet. The radical virtues dthefe inellimahle Drops have proved their claim to public appro bation for more than thirty years. In ellthe Debility of both Sexes they prove a M:JCT 'faili ivy reiterative, whettxx the Debility is pro , Ilualaby too tree ufe of Mercury, by illicit pit:afore*. or rbetileas of a Wang climate to Travellers and thee going abroad. Theft. cannot be recor:mended too Bitingly to thufe who will receive a afe,lpeedy, and complete Core, in all old itubbern Oleets, and every weeklies that ekes the Bladder and Oegana of Urine. By ilisificacy many Woman have become Motbetr, who fur years bad Sou deprived of that happinefe. Sold whole:tale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, CheaPrielei cor ner of Pateneatter row ; and retail by Beam, Portfmouth ; ten, Parties ; W ills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull ; Calwell, bublin; Macdonald, Alleigew, .Smith and &kande/ten, .Udin lough I and by molt Country Medicine Vawilors, in hoicks at %LAO. tact, with ample ilia:talons, rICTIJALLING OFFICE, April EA, 0107. pIE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY BSTrS NAM dohs.* give •oticr, T•Alay, the sth of May ne.• • .e.jrwili be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for Two Hundred and Twenty Thoufand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM or of FOREIGN BRANDY; to be delivered, one half in the (pace of one month, and the remainder in one month afterw ails, into his Majdty's Vidualling Stores at Portfinouth, Plymouth, and Cork, iu the following proportions, viz. PORTS mou rut too,ooo Gallons PLYMOUTH 2C0,000 CORK 20.000 110 000 and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& nipety days after date. N. B. No Tender will be accepted, nnlefs the quantity of Rum and of Brandy, together with the price thereof, fhall be fertrately and dilliodtly Rated, nor will any 'render be admitted for a kfs quantity than Ten Thoufand Gallons of either article. The Conditions of the Contradt may be feat at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be lad to any Tender in orbich !Le /Tire fkull not be infield in worth at length, ce. flat fiall not le delivered to tLe Bodrd before one o'clock on the fall Teeellay the sib of May next, nor ornlli the fr,rfoes who wales the T•oder, or flare terfos on his behalf attends to anjoaer when galled fir. PORTLAND PLACL. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, defiribly iituated L in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ityle a few months ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Hours and Stables adjoining. The Fu.niture,•which I. moftly new. may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Portion, Architect, No. s 9, Benter's-ftrect, who is authorifed to treat for the fame. CHUDLEIGH-DEVON. TO BE SOLD, 'IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRAt3I.E RESIDENCE, with, ot without any Quantity of Ground, frorn four to twenty Acres. at the election of a purchafer. The Houle is fit for the immediate recep tion of a genteel Family, bas not been built four years, is a com plete, haudlome and very fubltantial II one Building : Rands alone at a convenient distance from the Road, at the Weßend of the town of Cliudleigh, and commands tram both Inuits, an eaten • five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next • he Road are bow windows, and a glafr porch—on the &ft floor (the Ritcheu 3 n4I Offices being on the bafement storey) are a good dining room, drawing room, brcakfalt parlour, and halt; four excellent bedrooms. &ening room, fee. or the fecund door ; and on the third, arc five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Plcafure Ground and walled Garden furrouni the Houle, and every convene , nt GlEce• * a brie &Wing for a Stable, Co , ch houfc , &c. belonging to ti.eHeufe; and TWO CO I'•a . ..IGES mar may be purcbafed with it. _ . The Mae is Well fupplicd with water, having an excellent fpring within the Building, and a fine (bream running near. A rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the l'remires; and the other Fields. although contiguous, are at a (mall &fiance Chwacigh io pleafantly fituated in a fine (porting country, and near all excellent River for angling ; is a good Market town, awl lies in the polt-road I adlog from Exeter to Plymouth ; diltant nine miles front the former, and about G vett from the touch frequented watering places of reignmouth and 13.ewlifh. For further particulars apply (if by letter polt paid) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney. in Chudleigb..—The greater part of the pur chafe money nay remain on mortgage of the Premil R. This slay was publifhed, Complete in Thirty Numbers, large %arm, price TO. 6d each Number, or the whole neatly halt hound for at 8s iIE CABINET OF THE ARTS; being a T New and Usiver:al DRAWING BOOK, forming a com plete fyftem of Drawing, Etching, Engraving, Mezzotinto. and Aqua-rinta ; Painting in all its Branches, Pertpedlivc, Proj.dtion, and Surveying ; with aU their various and appendant Parts ; con taining the whole . 1 henry and Pradliee of the FINN: ARTS IN GENERAL, difplaying in the molt familiar manner the whole Rudiments of Imitation, Deign, Difpofition, Invention, and De. caption. Illuftrated with upwards of Sixt) elegant Engravings, from Drawings by the firlt Artifts. 'fo which is added, ant APPENDIX, containing feveral cut ions and ufcful Milkellasicous Articles. by E. HODSON. with the AMftancc of JOHN DOUGALL, Author of the Accontplithrd Tutor, &c. &c. London : Printed for T. 0 (tell, 3, Ave Maris-lane, Ludgate.ftrect, .0„ A fuperior edition, with beatitully coloured Plates, price 31. • This day was publiftied, In one very thick and clofely printed Volume, containing upward* of boo pages, price Los. 6d, iu boards, or t xs. well bound in calf and lettered. COMPENDIOWS LAW DICTIONARY : containing both an explanation of the Terms, and the Law Hell; intended for the ufe of the Country Gentleman, the Mex. 'chant, and the Profefronal man. By MO NI AS parrs, Gent. formerly of Skinners Hall. Dedicated, by permiam, to the Right Honourable Lord FiLaitasitovatt. ti If to compeers a prodigious quantity of matter into a very fmall compafs, be to confab the accommodation of the Public, the author tit this Didtionary has done it in the complete( manner ima enablc. Thu foialleft and neaten type. without any unneoffary (paces, has In Goode:tied the matter of this book, that it might, with dfferent management, be expanded to a handfome folio. " To give a fengle article by way of fpecimen, out of fo eaten five avrotk, would be like producing a Mick u a (ample of a houfe; hut ave are clearly of opinion, from the examination we have made, and from the charade, of the author, that the hook will be found extremely ufeful in the library, in the couuting-haute, and the of. fice."—Britilh Critic, Get; 1804. " The author's vi.:w in this work was to produce, in a (mall comp*, a work which would not only be uleful to profeirors of the Isgal fcience, but to mercantile men in general, by fooling a ready explanation of the terms of the law, and at the fame time dating in a very getieral way Come of the leading law, relative to cub partiothir bead reipeitively. Greater attention has been he . fteiwd on thufe parts of the worn which relate to Bankruptcy. In. furanec, and other branches of Commercial Law, it having been Rarticultrly the with of the author to adapt the performance to the ufe of Merchants "—Annual Review, VoL 11, for tBO3. London : Printed for, and fold by Thomas Mal, No. 3, Ave- Maria Laue,.ladirits erect. WARRANTED UNDRAWN. IC,at. l S ana tIA RES are on Sale at the Of -1, fives. c inlet - of Bank Bugling; Curnbill, and !acing the Cate of the Rift's Mews, Charing &of', by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and 'pool. fur the Ewa-drawn Ticket, Thurftlay. April 13, being the Second Day of Diawlng. 3 of 4 STATE OF THE WHEEL. L. 50,000 I 4 nf £49000 1c,C03 9 1,000 &c &c. &c. cZIN' I F]' 7t113 CO. No. il, Poultry, and No. 12, rola. continue felling the Tickets and Shares, war. ranted Unlit awn, of the prefent S CATE LOTTERY. The Second Day of Drawirg is fixed for THURSDAY NEX r, 134 inttant, wh.:n every Ticket drawn will qs a Prize, and the firlt-drawn Ticket entitled to TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS. This day were publilhcd, price ss OBSERVATIONS (it the POOR LAWS, with a Short Vicw of Mr. Whitbread's Bill, nuw before Parlia ment, and a comment on it By JOHN BERKELEY MONCK, Erg. Excunda Virurum Paupert as rugitur. LUCAN. Sold at R. Bickerftairs, Strand, and at Hatchard'.. Piccadilly. 'This day was publifhed, in FonNeap Odtavo, price 8a boards, en? b•llilhed with a coloured engraving and vignette Frontifpi,ce, STULTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN SHIP of FOOLS. JE:te Yerennitts. A Whip for the Horfe..-a Bridle for the M.0.-and a Rod for the Fool's Back. Printed for William Miller, Albemarl •-Itreet. N. B. The above is an original compoution, founded on the plan of Al. xander Barclay's celebrated Trauflation of the Ship of Fouls, rioted io folio, 1309. This day vies publiard, Printed very neatly, In %tall Octavo, price 6s. in Nara., 1 'HE YOUNG LADY's POCKET LIBkARY; or, Parental Monitor. Containing, I. Dr. Gregory's Father's Levey to hi. Daughters-1. Lady Pennington's Unfortunate Mother's Advice to her Daughters-3. Marchionefs De Lambert's Adele.. of a Mother to het Daughter -4. Moore's larks fur the Female Sea. Printed for J. Thomfon, jun. and Co. Edinburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet. duet, London. Thi. day was publithed, price ss. in boards, L'HE NC CURL of N EAVCAS CLE UPON Containing a Culdelo the Town and Neighbourhood, a Halm./ of the Roman Wall, and an Account of the Coal Milk., and Man lier of working them, il(ultratcd by a Map of the Coal Diana, including the Rivers ryne and Wear, the Collarless, Railway., Staiths, Towns, Roads, and Gcntlerrieles :hats thereon. Alfo a Plan of the Town, and a decriptise Vignme by bewicit. Frinted for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, l'aternoftrr row ; and ARkenhead and Sons, Newcaftk upon-Tyre This day was publigied. In One Volume, Foolkap Odavo, price sit. in boards, The Third Edition of ..... I 'HE WANDERER of SWITZERLAND, and other POEMS. By J AMES MONTGOMERY , Printed for Longman, Mirk Rees, and Orme, raternofter row. " Mr. Alontrintery dif• lays a rich and romantic fancy. a tender heart, a copious a..d salve command of imagery and language, and an arenitible influence over the ferlinge Ecleetic Review, May ,806. _ _ " We hope that this will'not be the latt of Mr. Montgomery's poetical efforts; we have no doubt t h •t his gcnius may become an ornament to bit profelion "—Literary journal, Ap•il tBO6 For a very high Charaaer, fee alto the Anattal Review, dos_ This day was publithcil, In Three Volumes, Octavo. price al. 7s in boards, 'Chu Second Etiation. of APORTRAI I UI(E of QUAKERISM ; taken fro:.l a Vicw of the moral _Education, Dircipline, peculiar Cufloms, religious Principles, political and civil Economy. and ChataAer of the Society of Friends. By THOMAS CLARKSON, M.A. Author of fever:Ll Eflays un the Subjea of the Slave Trade. Printed for Longman, Hurß Rees.aod Orme , Patertiolter row. 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