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NW"' " .." +wt.( /4 ' • :, • ' , - • 410,• • itlVit . r i - C 1 0 • , low 1.1 SATURDAY, MARCH 2B, 1807 ~ssc~a MCI SIX-PENCA FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MUSIC. ALLEN and PRINCE privately complete La dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in the modern Style, at No. 19. Sherrard-ftrect, Golden-fquare, and No. so, Groat Alie-ftreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex- Eerily formed for thole who with the acquirement private, ex peditious, and fuitable to perfons of rank and fafhion. That others within; to learn cheap need not go to Dancing Moots, where bad company meet, public Leffons are alto given pro evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours Ur Children, Os to nine ; grown up Pupils, nine to half paft ten. Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough Bafs, Extempore Play ing, and Mufic in general, at School Prices.—Schools and Fami lies attended. Piano Fortes Sold ,Exchangeel, Let on hire, and Tuned. This day was publifhed, flegaritly printed In 1 large Volumes, Juno. price 145. in boards ACOLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Senti mental, Inftrudive and Avoiding; feleded and rewired by ske Raw. JAMES PLUMTRE, M. A. Fellow of Clare-Hail. Printed for F. C a,nd J. Rich:sten, N 0.62, St. Paul's Church yard; fold alfo by J. Hatchard, Nb. 190, Piccadilly. 1 % 1 . There Velma contain the Words of upwards of five !tun ared Song!; feline of them original, but principally feteded from he Works of the molt app' owed VifiteoB, divefted of every thing which has any tendency to Indecency aod Profauenera With an Introductory letter, and a new Preface. The frit Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval, and kchlitary Songs, &c may ho had feparstsly, printed on an inferior P.ipcx, price Inboards 4s. ed for there wbo may Willa to purdah it 4ka prarvnt to the lower claret. . . 'Phe OWN WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL row- VsitIDGE WELLS WARE. next ALBANY. PICCADILLY. IN OBINSON begs, toiniqun the Nobility and Pub lie tbat he is conitantly reteiving from his Manoraelory at Tontridge Wens, a frcfh fapply of goods of every deftription in le..above line, confining of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back. posegeop Tablet, richly inlaid in Mofaie Work ; al& Wesic, Writ- Drawing. Netting.and Card Boaes, Card Racks, Orawelanted eilowp Tea Tables,. Chets, and Caddies ; Tambour and Ent iroidpr; Frames,Splnng Wheels and Reels, an kind of Turnery tVere,Ste. sco. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to incr. thetas, and Captains in the Dail and Weil limits trade. Every *pick made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. ladies works varniitted without difeolouting, old Tutibridgf. Ware repaired and tornahed to look like new. All forts of Englillt and Foreign Per fumery.. A good affotttrfent of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls rrsv,s and Trinkets of every skfeription.—N. B. All the Abbe nualtier's Works, with as estenave collet ion of Inftrudive names, Children's Books, belt White Copal and other Varna, fold for Ladies own ufe, at Robinfon's Warehoufe. • , . PAXENT FLAGEOL ET —& CAUTION. d►IDIB~RII E . ProfelTor of the Flageolet, and AO Matter, As, thiltiora-laill, informs the Public, that thole liuglave Flageolets, which require no pinching for the upper notes, Mal • she Cl tern is introduced on, is an old improvement of his, and of which the Public may convince themfelves, as a Gam me for them was entered by him at Stationer's-Han, nearly fix Nits» . ago : the Key•likewife for making lD Sbarp, was alto his in mien. The Flageolet he now has his Majeity's Patent for; the filtering is regular, and, like the German Flute, in a (harp key as -Seel as a natural, and the tone of which, it is prefumed, thc moft rocultivatest ear will give the preferetice to; they have become fo taibionable, both by Ladies and Gentleman. and thole of the firft chtliaiftion, that there are many that call ehemfelves Makers, that Innrit Make the moft fimple part of any Mufical Inftrument; it lc, therefore, recommended to ftrangers wanting a Flageolet,, to taiminiiDoil Mind With them.—N. A The Ciftern Captor the n*Aqye, abis PublL may convince themfelves, has betn intro espgal, by reTcratigto the Advertifements in the Newfpapers (be ilth*Thad a Patent for my Flageolet); and as there is no Patent air a'Clitetss Cap, any one had a right took it. It is well known that! mike more flageolets than all the trade together ; and am, tperefort, molt interefted in an improvement. My motive for nut adoptin% that Ciftern was, that it confined the tone when playing with•other inftruments; and the moiftuie from the breath beingeonflatitly in ivory, catifed an nnpleafant final. M. Still, 'te original inventer of the Ciftern, I am of opinion, relktqtilitied is on tbstaccottat —BarmaaiDOE now makes an adlibitum Often) sap, that has nothing unpleafant; and that, in a moment, may he e! tinged by the Performer, fo as to have a Ciftern for the mediture ..vnot,whiels may be added to any old Flageolet, for 33.6.1. INR. JAMES't FEVER POWDER and ANA LEPTIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of t0..94 t fly packet. and as. gd. per box,by Benjamin Perrin, Chemilt, No. Anuthampton-ltreet, Covent Garden, London, the only per. tetowlto ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert Jamcs—they :sers.ttgralty genuine withthofe Ibid at double the price, All'o Per ne l 'e Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully Preferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Acts.--in r.Nr• 'r rein do 311 !hat can poifibly be done by any preparation. • . • ...t to its nature and plearant in its ufe, and will prove a re - '4c scquilition to every individual defirous of Teeth found, and winte,or of Dams, healthy, firm, and florid ; in boxes 25.9 d. each. Ladles particular ib Lavender Water will find. Cedes much gratified by Perrin's Double Diflified, at as. 9.1. . equal to any in London, although fold at a much 'near !r-•e. cuRE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. -LIR. PERRY, Surgeon, Suuthampton•fireet, Bloomfbury fquare , Proprietor of ADAMS'S SOLVENT, i'lnjjd yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the Iff.ADDER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he hal for lame scars devoted his whole prole oral attention to the above Hr. ak., and their complication with that of Goat. He may be c,:rd'lll.cti daily at his own Haute and more efpecially on Wcdnet. ear.' and Fridays, where he difpenfes the Solvent in bottles of A 1 tl IS. Stamps included, two of which laft fcareely ever t. coifed the ealeillous diathelis in the habit, andthereby pravem the concretion of Stone in perform of a fedentary life. N alto at Bacon and Ce's, iso, Oxford.ftrect, and at Bolton's, F ,4 ,•ot of the Royal Exchange ; where alfo may be had juft pub- ii4r . 1 . the Author's" Difquilition of the Stone and Gravel,' ninth price es. 6d. painting opt their Caufe and the Diet tote titi+vi.l during the Core, with many extraordinary cafes, tome of 1, . t. tt =sorry eves aka the operation had beak rdattal _ rrcTuALLora OFFICE, Marcb lb, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MoIyESTrS NArr, do bet* hoe *dia. That on Friday the 3d of April nest, they will be ready to re- eeive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying (on feparate Contradt) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for •be fervice of His Majefty's Ships and . Velels at Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and in Loch Ryan, on the Cm& of Scotland for twelve months certain, from the soth May neat, and further until Gs months warning Bull be given for the termi nation thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intcrcft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be Peen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledlors of the Cuftoms at Greenock and Stranraer refindlively. No regard tvill be bad to any Tender in whirl, the price fball not be &alerted in words at length, or that fail not be delivered to the Board before one defect on the laid Friday the 3d of April next, nor ssolels the "'erica who makes the Tender, or fine perfon on his behalf attends to asewer lure called for. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OPFICE. March, rgoy. PERSONS whore annual Premiums fall due on the 25th init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the RovA t. !HANOI and in PA LL•MALL, as well as by their refpedtive Agents in the fevers! Counties; and the parties allured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of their Policies, en or before the 9th of April next, as the tifttal fifteen days allowed for payment, be. yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. •,• Attendance is given, daily, at the faid Ofhees, for the Al%ranee of Buildings, Goods, Merehandize, and Ships in Har bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire ; and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives. N.B. Fin Policies will be ifred free of extenee to the efflured.where the Aiwa! Premiums amounts to 6s. .r upwards. WANTS a Stuation, a Middle Aged Main, as Upper Servant in a Genteel Regular Family.—Letters ad. dreffed (port paid) to A. B. No. 37, Brook-ftrcet, Holborn, will be duly attended to. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, - - -- AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, detirably fituated in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein. and the Coach Houfa and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is moftly new, may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Pordon, Arehitedt, No. sp, Ilcruer's-itrett, who is au thorifed to trial fur the fame. THE 54th OP APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Money. THIS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro dtked in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented num bu of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 54th of April will be a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £ iO,OOO 4 -- 10,000 '4 -- 5,000 10 - 1,200 10 •-••• 3 00 30 zoo 40 . S 0 31 000 20 i3,ocoFinft drawn Ticke's so each £BO,OOO 40,000 20,000 10,000 5,003 spoo 2,0cr0 60,000 30,000 Lisopoo 23 ,oeu Tioketa. FIRST•DRAWN TICKET, all Day, - - L 20,000 ad Day, . 20,C03 3d Day, a 20,000 4th Day, - 20,003 jth Day, • - i opoo 6th Day, - - 10,033 - TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the old eftabliihed Ofice;in England, Ireland, and ScutLind. 'Fleet i: 19 17 0 half • £to3 o I Eighth Lz tz o Quactcr - 5 3 o Sixteenth - t 6 6 The Firit drawn Tidier will receive sopool. DR VALPY'6 ASSItE SERMONS. MESSRS. RICHARDSON take the liberty of informing the Public, that they have procured a few Copies of tbefe Sermons, fur which feveral applications have been made, price 3s. fewcd. Where may be had, by the fame, The ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. with Notes and Appendix.. The Sizth Edition, price 21. A SERMON, Preached at the CONSECRATION of the COLOURS of the READING VOLUNTEERS, with Notts price is. 6d. ••• The New Edition of the Rd Part of Dr. Valpy's Greek Grammar is printed, but cannot be had feparately as before. The whole will be ready in a few weeks. BROOKE & Co. Stock-Brokers, and Licenred Lottery Office Keepers, a 37, Piccadilly, eftablifhed Fifty three Years. return their finocre and ntifcigned 'thanks for the very flageting and general Support given their Office ; and they refpeet fully infortn their Friends and the Public, that they have a very large fusely of TICKETS and dHARES, in the greateft polDble Varlet, of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery,, tat begins Draw -1 inft-itth of APRIL, and which contains 4 of soil. 4 of 10.0001. 4Of 5,00 i. to of rpoot. &e Ste. bronkt and Co. have fiild and regiftered Thirty- fi ve Shares of Capital Prizes in the latt Year, indading a to,OOOL 4. CORNI - 111.1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS. 'T EISH folicits the attention of the Public to the A. • SCHEME of the NEW tnT rSRY, in another part of this Paper ‘ which will be found to contain an unufual number of E:apital Prizes. with the novelty of 10.0001. being allotted to the Ftrlt-drawn Ticket on each cif the Sri,. four der, in addition to which tbefirit 3,000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled to tot. ineh,nver and above any benefit that may be drawn againft them; als early purchafe is therefore necegary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is Pure to be drawn in the firft four days. I Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 2,147, and 6,6331 The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS Of 30.0001. each, Were both SOA2CII and SOLD, And where Twenty one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold is the lalt and prefent year. •„• The LOTTERY begins 14th of APRIL. . .. MESSRS. BRA NSCOMB and Co. Joint Con- IVA traaors for the prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, folicit an immediate attention of the Pub lic to the Scheme of the New Lovr, ear , which will be found to contain an unufual number of CAPITAL Poises; and the 5.-ft. drawn Tickets on each of the first four days of drawing, mutt be entitled to ao,oool. each; and the firft-drawn 3000 'rickets will divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fubfe quently: therefore an early purchaft is recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1835 and 1806, fold, in 267 different Shares,the following Capitals: namely No. 3.330 . L tiooo I Nu. 13.747 - Ltopoo 17.477 - 1, 000 I 456 - 10,000 14, 6 99 . 1,070 9,2 1 9 • 10,000 116,80 t - 1,030 21,643 - 10.000 17,9 1 5 - 1,000 7,686 - 20,010 4.077 - 5, 000 7.757 - 20,022 11,871 - 5,000 12,719 - 15,000 With Gum Prizes of scot. and a great number of tool. sol &c. &c. and where the fiat 30,0001. and the Raft 25,0c01. ever (old, ware {bared. Schemes gratis ; and Prises paid on Demand. THE - FINE ARTS. This day was puhlifhcd, in Twelve Numbers royal folio, each num ber containing fix elegant fingravinits,priee 6s. 6d. each, 'HE COMPLETE INSTRUCTOR in DRAW. ING.—By W. M. CRAIG. • The firß fix Numbers confift of fix royal folio plates each, con tain a complete feries of progreffive Leffons in Landfcape, with in ftrutions to accompany each: the lait fix numbers contain finatlar Inftrudions and Leffons on Figures. Mr. Craig has the pleafure of announcing to the Public that his EMIT on the Study of Nature in Drawing Landfcape having been lung out of print, end yet having been conftantly inquired for, he has made arrangements for reviling it under the title 01' the Com plete Inftruetor in Drawing. London : Printed for and fold by Thomas ORA 3, Ave Maria- lane, and every refpedtable Print and Bonkfetler in the Kingdom. This day was publiflied, Hancifemely printed, in One large Volume, Odtavo,price 9s. boards, A N ESSAY on the NATURE and IMMUTA -11 of TRUTH, in oppuCtion to SOPHISTRY and SCEPTICISM. By JAMES BEATTIE, I.L. D. Profeffor of Moral Philufophy Mk: Logic in the Marifchal College and Univerfity of Aberdeen. " Nunquam aliud Natura, shod Sapientiadicit .—Juvr N The Seventh Edition, Corralled. To which is now prehazd a Sketch of the Origin and Progrefe of the Work. London : Printed for J. Moorman, No. 2z. Poultry. By whom will foon be publifhed, a Sccond Edition, correeled, of The Temple of Truth ; or, The Belt Syßttri of Reafon, Philo fophy, Virtue, and Morals. - - - . . This day was publithed, handthsnely 'prima, in One Volume, Dotty QLtarsta, price One Guinea in board% THE PRESLNT STATE of TURKEY; or A Defcription of the Political, Civil and Religious Conititution, Government and Laws, of the Ottoman Empire; the kinances, Military and Naval Eftabliflirrentg; the State of Learning, and of the Liberal and Mechanical Arts; the Manners and Domeitic Economy of the Turks, ind other Subjeds of the Grand Signior, &c. &c ; together with the Geographical, Political, and Civil State of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. Frcm ob. fcrvations made during a rektlense of &teen years in Conftantico pie and the Turhilh Provinces. By THOMAS THORNTON, Efq. Printed foe J. Mawman, in the Poultry. By whom will loon be publilbed, a New and Corroded Edition of WRAXALL'S MEMOIRS of the KINGS of FaaNca of the Race of VALOIS. This day were publiftled, elegantly printed in two Vols. Q:larto. With a portrait of Lord Kamo, fac-fimiles of his handwriting, &c. price 31. 35. in boards. MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the ILL Honourable HENRY HOME of KAMES, one of the Senators of the College of Jufticc, and une of the Lords Commit - - Boners of Julticiary in Scotland : containing Sketches of the Pro grecs of Literature, and General Improvement, in Scotland, during the greater part of the eightcytnth century. •„e For there Memoirs which throw molt important light on the Literary Hittory of Great Britain, during the left century, the public is indebted to the pen of the Hon. Lord Viroodhoufelee, one of the Judges of the Court of &Ilion in Scotland. tit A very few Copies arc printed en Royal Paper, price 31.35. in boards. Printrd for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Creech, Edinburg''. This day was publithed (recommended and difperfed by the So ciety for promoting Clitillian Knowledge). price 31. bound, or 11_13s. per dozen to thole who buy them to giveaway, a New P.dition . of I'HE WHOLE DUTY of MAN, laid down in a plain and familiar way for the ufe of all, but efpecially the meaneft Reader—divided into Seventeen Chapters ; one whereof being read every Lord's Day, the whole may be read over thrice is the year : neceffary for all Families; with private Devotiona,for fcveral occafiens. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, We. 6s, St. Paul's Church-yard. ••' This Book contains the various Duties which a Chriftian oweth to his God and Saviour, to his Neighbour, and to Himfelf, agreeably to what is revealed on thefe heads in the Holy Scriptures. It inftredta Men in (Ober, righteous, and godly living, and fur nifhes them with leveret excellent forms of private Devotions for Grace to live agreeably to the Duties therein laid down. The whole is written in the fpirit of tree Chriftian Piety, and in a stile adapted sto the meaneft, as well as the higheit Capacities. N. B. This Book may be bad, printed on a large Letter, price 45.6 d. bound, and a few Copies are printed on a fine Paper, price bound 6s. MOTHERBY'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY. This day was publithed, price 245, Part the Second, of ('`HE NEW LONDON MEDICAL DICTIO- J- NARY, to be continued every fix months, and completed in four parts, forming two large quarto volumes. Dr. Motherby's Medical Didionary has flood the teA of time, five large editions having been fold in about twenty years. but eke declining health of the Author and his Succeffor prevented them from paying due attention to the numerous improvements in dif ferent branches of the Science ; and, on a careful revifal of the Dic • tionary, fo mach was to be added or omitted—fo many changes and modifications of former opinions had occurred, that it has become a new wrath. It merited, therefore, a new title. Iris now offered to the world as a complete View of Modern Opinions and i Modern Pradice in every branch of the profeffion. Its extent is I increafed by one half beyond that of the former editions—while tautology and ufelefs redundance arc in every part corrected and avoided This Work will be Illuftrated with at leaft 6o Plates, wholly new feleded with peculiar care. and reprefenting the molt important and initrudive objeds in the different branches of the Science. London : Printed for j. Johann, W J and J. Richardfon, J. Walker, G. Wilkie and J. Rubinfon, Sate/herd and Letterman, J. Stockdalc, Cuthell and Martin. Vernor, Hood and Sharpe, Wynne and Scholcy, G. Keatficy, Longman, Hurft. Rees, end Orme, Ca deli and Davies, Lackingtosi, Allen and Co. R. ?holes, J. Maw man, and J. Booker. This day wa% publifhed. into. price Is. 6J. NINEVEH. A FAST SERMON, Preached February as. ISo7, at two Churches. near Rochefter. Printed for T. Cadell and W. 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In board ing fehools and priecte families, it will be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to prodlice; and it will be no lets acceptable as an appendage to every Piano Forte, and to the Library of every proficient In the Practice of Marc. Printed tor RICISARD Pitreerrs, No 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by all other Millie-fellers and Bookfellers in the United Kingdom. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. This day was puldifted, price tos. 6d. In Baards, Its. In Red, se Las. Calf gilt, a new and enlarged Edition, reviled to the Firft of March. of A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the. HOUSE of COMMONS, containing Wel . but corredt Notices of the Lives, the Family and Party ConneEtions, the Senatorial Cha- Fader and Conduet, and other ufeful and fatlsfadory Particulars relative to all the Members of the prefect COMMONS HOUSE of PARLIAMEN T; drawn up and printed as a Companion tts the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages. Printed for RICHARD Primurs, No 6. 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The above mmtioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen tary Books are bclicv.id to be all that are neceffary to render an Englifh Student fulficiently familiar with the French Language, fot the purpoles of reading and converfation. Every perfon mutt have been flruce with the abfurdity of the prattice of putting the prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexiti6 French Gram mars and their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well edu• cated Frenchmen arc thcmfelves unaegotinted with half the fubtleties which, by me,atis of the pre•lougy-exiting French and Englifh Grammars, are attempted to be taught to Children in Englilh Schools. The Abbe B01E:Cs Books, un the contrary, contain nothing but general and eirential points of intorimtion— they leave the pronunciation to the liviu% tutor, front whom as much will be learnt in an hour as by rule in a year; Aid, in ref. pelt to words and conftruCtion, they place the acquirement of the French language by an Englifis child, czactly on the fame footaag u that on which it Rands to a native. • THEATRE ROYAL, DRUR Y.LANE. ON MONDAY NEXT. MARCH so, itby, will be aded the Comedy of THE WEST INDIAN. After which will be produced (never perforated) a new Grand Romantic Melo Deanna, called THE WOOD DIEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK" With entirely new Meet. Scenery, Machinery, Drelfre, and r e . m eatier 5..... The Overture and ufic competed by Mr MIT. On l'usfcley, the Honey Meson M . Wednefday, Pelle Alums. 'llurfday, The School for Friends. 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