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41-4(13itild1.1:11. 14 :1 1:1 "11 :**IE. • . . . • • 1. •S' I I n% ' 4 : VI . , 1 . • . •. . • I 1 , . :04 1 . . ... . . .... . . . • ..... kl , . • - . .. 41' _. k4_,- 1, . A . . • ..fl )S .j ; i l :: . . 4 .- " , *_,..4 : ~.' ...- 1 --- ::4 .5 , . 4 faro . . V 4 . . ~ , . .. • ............._ .~ e 7.. . i ~ • THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY 18, 1807, will be aded Sbakefpeare's Tragedy, called CORIOLANUS. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. TWENTY.ONE CAPITALS VET IN THE STATE•LOTTERY will finillt Drawing on SATURDAY next. neuters and SHALES are on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery (Hikes. LPILICI KX, GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE Col7.Nrlr OF THE NEW 'OPERA. On Monday will be publiibcd, price Half a Crown. PETER THE GREAT; or , THE WOODEN WALLS ; an Operatic Drama, in Three Alts, perfoiming to crowded Audiences at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden. By A. CHERRY, Efq. Author of The Soldier's Daughter, The Travellrrs, Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge Erect, Black friars , • and to be had of all Bookfellers. MIDDLESEX. ----------- . GISTLII4eII, 'V'HE warm and unaltered ekprelEons of confidence 3 - with which I have been received on my canvas in every part of our enlightened and independent County, have fathfadorily proved to me that all attempts to diftraet your 'dm from the confidetation of your rights, and the brit mean, of prtferving them, have failed. lam molt truly grateful to you for the kind ftipport with which I am honoured, and which I afcrihc foie!) , to yoor approbation of the principles upon which I have /died.— In the whole courfe of the many years that i have Deep Ia your ferric; it will not be imputed to me, that I ever received or courted a perfonal gratification at the hzods of power. Deeply and per manently connected with the County, my firs and foie ohledt has been to promote its welfare;for I can have no ititcreft equal to the maintenance of our common profperhy. It muff be the great ohjtdt of the County in which the Metropolis of the Empire is placed, to chufe a Re?refentative that (hall be a faithful, vigilant, and zealous guardian of the privil les of the people, that the fyitem from which we have derived all our advattt‘ge-1 may not be impaired, and that the blefaugs which we have derived from our anceltors may be traofmitted to our polterity. To be sow. fidered by you u a fit perfon to be chofen for this eminent truft, la the only honour to which I afpire. It is my pride, that in every one which I hAve givzn as your Iteprefentatiee, I have been sae. ated folly by the duty which I owed to you; and I can, from the bottom of my heart, promife you, that no temptation 01211 make me forego the coofolation which this feeling will give me in the hour of my death. MR. FAWCETT'S NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • • (I N TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 19, 1807, will ' l / 4 .-/ be prefented (by permiffion of the Proprietors tithe 'naives R o y a l, Haymarket), for the ftrft sod only time at tide Theatre, the popular Comedy, in three Adts, called FIVE MILES OFF; or, THE FINGER Poor. /Calendar, by Mr. FAWCETT. After which, a New Farce (never performed) called THE MISERIES OF HUMAN. LIFE In the eourfe of the Ertning, the following Soup will be Yerithire Song, by Mr. Emery. The Bay of Bllcay 0, by Mr. lucledon. Miner CIJOse and the Rather of Bacon, by Mr. Fawc ett , To Which will be added the Grand Serio-Comic Romantic Melo- ABERNANT IRON WORKS, GLAMORGANSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given, that th e Partredbip lately fubGiling between JEREMIAH HOMFRAY, JAMES TAPPENDEN , JAMES TAPPENDEN, FR A NC IS ' APPENDEN. and JAMES BIRCH, Ironstafters, at Aber nant, in the County of Glamorgan, having been diffolved by mu tual cadent, the Concern is now carried on by the kid James Tap I ptnden, James Tappende.:, and Fr nds Tappenden, the foie Pro- prietors of the laid Works.—Dated this 14th day of May; t 80). JAMES TAPPENDEN, JAMES TAPPENDEN, FRANCIS TAPPENDEN. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XIX. is publiftted. Printed for Archibald Conttable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murray, Fleet-tirea, London. It is fold alto by every other Bookfuller in Town and Country. Drama. in Two Mix. called VALENTINE AND ORSON. On Monday will be publifhed, price tn. By E. Wilfon, oppoute the Chapter Coffee Houfe, St. Pa A LETTER to the Right He n . C HARLES A ishor , Speaker of the Houfe of Commons in the late Parliament. By A MEMBER of that PARLIAMEN M'here may be had every New Pubilegion. TO TANNERS, &e. ANEW Method having been difcovered in virtue of the Norway Bark, lay taking it from the timber early in the feafon, is found of equal quality to that of the I. 7 eiglifh Bark. A loge quantity of about mom, tons, will therefore be imported to England, Ireland, and Scotland, this year. Tickets to be bad of Mr. Fawcett, at his boure, No. t 5, Lower Thorohaugh greet, Bcdford-fquare; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, of whom places fur the Boxes may be taken. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, Prefident. THE ANNIVIIRSARY DINNER of this Inftitution will be held at Free Matins TRYCTD, Great (been-Rivet, on Thurfday the lift May, tBO7. STEWARDS. Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mad James Allan Park, Erg. Rt. Hon. Lord Ilawkethury William Parker, Efq. Benjamin Go!amid, Efq. Thomas Roberts, Efq. retept/ Henley, Efq. S a mn e l S tratton , Ef q . . Pook I y Kenfington, Efq. Claude G Thornton, Efq. er, Mortimer, Efq. Juft publifhed, for 1 807, ana R. PRIESi'LEY's CATALOGUE of .0 • BOOKS, Ancient and Modern, in various Languages, and o every branch of Literature, now felling at No. 143, High Holborn, London, where Catalogues may he had, price ts. ; and of Mr. Deighton, Bookfeller, Cambridge; and of Mr. Cook, Bookieller, Oxford. FOR SALE. At the London Inn. Plymouth, on Tueday, the 9th of June next, at Twelve o'clock in the Forenoon, "I'HE handleme fait•failing Brig AUSTERLITZ. DIMINSIONS, , Gentlemen, though the affurances which 1 have received make me certain of the iffue of the conceit in which I am engaged, yet, I prefume to fdy, that it is important to the peace of the Count), that 1 Should he honoured with your early appearance at the Huaings on Monday next I am, with fenciments of Sincere gratitude, CaNTLEMEN, Your molt faithful fervant, St. jamees-Square, May 14. G. BYNG. CARRIAGES wia he provided at the undermentioned Places on Monday morning next, and e..ry Succeeding Morning during the Elea/on, viz:— Ltngth • - 93 Ft 412. Breadth 26 3 • Admexfores . -21 t 57 94 Tons. Pierced for t S guns, nearly ntw, and in molt excellent condition ; would nuke a compl.nt velTel tor any purrofe where difpatch is rtquired. being a r..nurkably fait failing brig—the might proceed to fea immediarcl.-, being in want of nothing hot provilions. A Prise to his Majeily's Clip of war EMERALD, commanded by F. L. MA IT LAND , Efq now lying in liamoare, and there to 6e de limed. And aster% ards will be Sold, the WARLIKE *nd other STORES of the Paid Vet Tel. This d. , was publifited, price 3s 6d. A CHART of ANCIENT lITST.ORIANS, now extant, or a Delineation of the Periods of which thefe Authors feverally treat. By the Reverend R. C. TAUNTON, Late Scholar of Corpus Chritti College, Word. Printed for J. Parker and T. Cooke, and Melfrs. Rivingtons and Longmans, I.ondon. Tkkets 12s. may be had at the Bar of the Tavern 2 of the Stewards; of Mr Rook, Secretary Armorer's Hall, Coleman itrect, and of the Society's Colledtors. •,• The Society's Chapel is now apen every Sunday for 'Divine Service, which begins at a quarter patt t it„in the morning, and at talf-taft 6 in the evening precilly. 1110 S ROf:KE, Ste. Near the White Horfe, Poplar. Near the Britannia, Limoboufe. Near the Anchor and Hope, New Crane, Wapping. Near the George Inn, Back-lane, St. George's in the Ea% At the Court Houk, Ofborne-ftreet, Whitechapcl. At Bethnal Green. Near the Mermaid, Hackney. In Fore-ftreet, SpitalEelds. Tower-Hill. Near Shoreditch Church. Near St. I.te..e's Hofpital, City-road. At Clerken well Green. At the Adam and Eve, New-road, Tottenham court. At Iflington Greco. At the North End of New Bridge-ftreet, Blaekfriara. At Storey's Gate Coffee houfe, Great Morse Rreet, Weftmin- A LLEN and PRINCE'S ANNUAL BALL will be on WILDNRSDAT, May so, at. the Great Rooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton-flreet, Cheapfide. Double Tickets, Half a Guinea each, may be had any fink? previous to the Ball evening, at their private Dancing Academies, No. 19, Sherrard-ltreet, Gol den fquare, and at No. sr, Great Alie-fireet, Goodman's Fields ; where alto thole who are imperfed dancers may be finiihed in tile molt ekgant modern Byte t and Bide who never learnt that 3C. cnmplilbment, but exclude themfelves from many agreeable par ties, under the miltaken idea that dancing can only be acquired in youth, may in a Mort time be convinced, that with good inttruc lion Ladies of Gentlemen, of any age whatever, if capable of com mon curdle, may loon learn, and quite ha private, to dance in an tidy and genteel manner. This day was publifited, handfomcly printed M 4 vols. oda.% price 21. as. I'HE CODE of HEALTH and LONGEVITY; or a Coneife View of the Principles ealtuLted for the Pre• fcrratice orHeath, and the Attainment of I. , mg Life. By SIR JOHN SINCI.AIR, Bart. Printed for Arrh. Con(table and Co• Edinburgh; and Cadet! and Davies, Strand; aad John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, London. For Irventories and any further particulars, apply fix dap previous to the talc to Mars. Ommanney and Efruce, London; Eduard I.yne. Lig Plymouth ; or at the Counting-houfe of WILLIAM LOCK I'M, Merchant. Plymouth, May 9,t837. Dr. MAYOR'S NEW WORK. Thefe Academics continue open all the Summer. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, Adirahly filtrated in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is innflly new, may he taken at valuation. Fe.- further particulars apply to William Pordon, Architea, N 0.59, Ba.:zr's-itreet, w h o fs authoriftd to t•-cat for the fame. MIDWIFERY. LADIES whole particular fituation for repute's fake retpiim a temporary retirement Irons their friends, will meet the molt tender treatment, with comfortable accommoda tions according to their cireumftances, on the molt reafonal le terms, by applying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. Is, Church free, black friars road, near the Bridge. Mrs. Smith has a Gentleman well ettablilled for tome years as blan.Midwife, will attend if required, and thoroughly expericteed Nurfes.provieled for thole Children that are left to her care. This day was pnblifised, in two elegant Volumes, foolfcap oaavo, Price Nine Shillings in hoards, A FATHER's GIFT TO HIS• CHILDREN ; confining of original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE FLECTIONS, &e Ste By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurley, in Berkfhlre, and Chapl4in to the Fad of Moira. 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Of whom may be had, uniformly printed with the above, PAXTON'' , MEMOIRS of the LIFE of the late Right Honourable CHARLES JAMES FOX. comprehending a brief View of the Times in which be lived ; fame Account of his princi pal Cotemporaries; his occafional Verfes, and other Produalons, enriched with Nine Engravior, price Ss. 6d. boards. Hli FORK GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL. TO BE SOLD together, by PRIVATE CON 'RAC I', and if not difpored of before the t 7th, they will be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. PETER COXP., at Squibb's Rooms, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY the 29th and 3oth inftant, THIS Gallery of Piftores contains the Works of ow molt eminent Arida% Artlits, on Subjeds peculiarly tote- Telling to many Noble Families eonneEted with the molt early pat t of Engfillt Hillary, as well as to the commemoration of events that will ever be held in remembrance by Erni& Subj :dßs. 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Many th•tifand copies art fold In every year ; and intelligent farmers and country gentlemen in every county in England, have acknowledged, not only that it enables them to perform every operation an the heft and molt fuecefsful manner, but effeets in the general bufinefs of a farmer, a laving of from ten to twenty-five per cent. s. A New Fditiott, corredted to January 1, tßoy, is two Large vols. ato.dluftrated with nearly One Hundred Engravings, repre fenting the molt improved Implements, the various Grates, al4 the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, price four guineas. beards A Complete Syltem of Pradtical Agriculture; including all the Modern Improvements and Difcovertea, and the refults of all the attention and enquiry which have been beftowed on this important Icience, during the laft3o years: the whole eombining and explain. ing fully, extenfively, and completely, the Pcindples ar i'raetiee of the Modem Art of Huthandry in all its branches and rotations. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. I innorary Member of the Board of Agriculture. Printed for Rai:a:Aß D Parmars, Bridgeareet, tilackfriars, and to he had dell Bookfellers. At Knight (bridge. near Sloane-ftreet. Near Ibbetfon's Hotel, In Vere-Itrew, Otford•ftreet. Near the Bell and Crown Inn, in Holborn. In Piccadilly, near St. PlMelh Church And at Mr. Byng's Honk, in St. James's-cquare. Ara Numerous and Refpatable MEETING of h A. the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLESEX, held at the Free Marone Tavern. Great Queen &am, Sir WILLIAM GIBBONS, Bart. in the Chair; Refolved Unanintoully, That his Majefty having been gracioully pleafed to make a fo- Icmn Appeal to his People, on a great Conilitutional Qiieftion, in volving the Security of that Proteßant •ERablinunent which it was the great objetn of the Revolution in t6B/1 to maintain and perpetuate.it becomes, at Inch a time efpeciany. In the opinion of this Meeting, the bounden duty of all the Eledion of the United Kingdom to return fuch Members to Parliament as may be depot ded nn for a firm refinance to all innovation on our Invaluable Conftitution in Church and State. Refolved Unassiranufi f, That deeply impreffed with thefe fenti ments, this Meeting think It their duty to declare, that they con fider Sir Cuat,roruaa BAYI4IS, But.. lit and proper pafoo to reprefent the County of Misidlefex In Parliament; that °codeine* being recommended, not only by his pencil Independence and great Refpeaability, and by his adtivity and ufefulnefs as a Ma giitrate of this his Native County. but more efpeclany by , his known Loyalty to the Ring; by his firm attachment to the Princi ples which placed his Majetty's Family on the Throne, and b 3 the explicit pledge which he has fpontaneoufly and publicly given, to " exert his otmolt endeavours to maintain an.: uphold our happy Conltitution in Church and State, as eltablilhed at the glorious Revolution." Refolved Ilnanimouily, That the Electors aifembled at this Meeting confider Sir Chriftoither Baynes entitled to the Thanks of the County, for the handfome manner In which he has c ..tte for ward at this momentous criGg ' and that they will, individually and colledtively, exert their molt firenuous endeavours to enfure his eledUon, as a Reprefentative of the County of Middlefex. Refolved Unanimoufly, That the Refolutious paffed at this Meeting be infated in the Public Papers. WM. GIBBONS, Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimouily voted to the Chairman. '-piE commrrrEEs for concluding the Elec tion."- of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at the following Places, viz : The King's Arm% Welicloraquare ; MetTrs. Hunter and Richards, No. 3, Charlotte-row, ManSomhoufe ; and No. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. At which Places ail Communications calculate, to promote Sir Chrittopher Bayttes's Suceds, will be molt thankfully received, and where all neceffiry Information will be given. Carriages will be provided at the undermentioned Places on Monday morning aczt, and every fucceeding coming, at Seven o'Clock, during the Eledion viz : St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Pantheon, tizfordareet. Oppobte Chancery lane, Holborn. St Clement's Cburch-yard, Welt Side of Temple Bar. Palace-yard, Wedmin? t. Clerkeowdi Oren. Inington Green. Moortields. Bilkopfrate Church. Sborediteb Church: Whitechapet Shadwell Church: Little Tower Mil. Applications for Carriages may be made to Mr. Bellingham Blue Soar, Whitecbapel; or, to Mr. Ambrofe Humphreys, Her: per- itreet,ated Lisa-fquare. TO THZ GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. OINTLIIII EN HAVING had the high Honour of being nand. natell this day, at a very numerous and reflpeitablie Maros of the Freeholders of this County, as a fit and Paden tp be your Reprefentative in Parliament, with essellengie I requelt your Suffrages to my behalf. The we/ Bettairlag reap. thin with which my humble pre:caws have Wm received b r filch a Meeting, affords die molt pleating ma:exedras a the hopes had previotAly entertained, that the round. on which I ven. cured to uffer myfelf to your notice as a Candidate would be Immured with the decided approbation of the County at large o i., in full rellaoce therefore on your favour and fuppurt, I beg iseiti to repeat my allerance, that Ewald I be honoured by your chviee, I will exert my utmost endeavours to maintain and uphold our happy Conititution in Church and State, as dlabUnsed at the glorious Rtvolution...4 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Y. molt obedient, faithful, humble Savant, 1 - tarctleld Pisa, May aS, tBc7. CHRISTOPHER BAYNB.S. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of C.halicery, made in a Caufe Tracts and Others spina 'owes and Others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of Rosati. town, late of Fonmon Celtic, in the County of Gla morgan,fq. are, on or before the .24th day of tune next, to come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Bfq. one of the Mafia* of the (aid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the Paid Decree. Maya, :Boy. CHARLES BROWN Solicitor fur the Complainants.