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IP ' ' .• -4. 7 If ir ....;. rl• I • ►• -,..i."X;•HL 1 .. • . . • ' . . •. . _ .. . • . . ,„: .. ' ^' -. . ' e . : . .. 4 • - . . •. . . ... • .A. N I' 1 , ':.-.- ' r'''N.it., : (.. cl?'': .;- •. ,* ' • . • • , ~„,., ..- . t.....j - 1 -' . . [ \. . . . . . t y,„.. . . . ..:. • , k 4. ...... "• . - "fit - j . ... . . i :- * r..** ~ . •e • . • .. i ..4sls . , . ,•• 4,4-4 `lb. ': : • ili, 0 .\. .*4.:,................/ re e p A ...,--- '~~ • (), -! 7- TUESDAY, SEPTtivifER 8, 1807 HAMPSHIRE MUSICAL FESTIVAL, zgo7, Will be celebrated at Winchefter, on Wednefday, Sept. i 6, and the two following days. Iry WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Sr. John's ma.-/ Houk, will be a Grand MISCELLANEOUS CONCF RT. Ou Tinirlday morning, in the Cathedral, w.O be performed a GRAND and SACRED SELECTION, from the fublime comp iitions of HANDEL. On Thurfday evening. at St. John's Honfe, will be a GRAND MISCF.LLANEOUS CONCERT. On Fri day morning, in the Cathedral, the Firft Part of the Oratorio of JUDAS MACCABAUS ; To conclude with a Choice and Sacr2cl Scledion, from the moft beautiful Works of the following eminent Matters :—Pergoleh, Jomelli, Haffe, Martini, Beretti, Fen, Croft, Boyce, Etc Ste. By requeft, in this morning's Performance, Mr. CHARD will play on the Cathedral Organ, one of the fineft !dimmest' in she World-. a - Crencirto, comport:A by him for the occallon. On Friday evrning, a Grand MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT —After each Concert a BALL In the courfe of the Evening Concerts, a variety of Glees will be I ntroduced. GUIDR TO THR PROPERTY ACT. This day was publlßsed, price Ss ditched, a Second Edition (with Additions and Corredtion‘) of AGUIDE to the PROPERTY ACT, 4 6 G eo . 111. with Tables of Caktilstioo, Fin nu of Proceeding, Cafes of Illitßration, and Explanatory Notts. Taken from the bra Authorities. OPIUM SIX.PKACIL - • —.---- CURTOSTI'IIIi OF LITERATURF— Chit day was puhAted, in two handfome and clokly printed vols. Bvu. with a Fac Simile of Pope's Manskript Horner, price ti If. in boards, the Ftfth Ettion,revifed, altered, and enlarged, with New Article., 1 'HE CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE; cm6iting of Anccdotes.'Tharaders, Sketches and Obferva tions, littrary, critical and 141'w:fest The prefent Edition has been ctitirdy re compared ; more than one third additional mat. ter has been fubiti-uted for that which has been rescinded ; and numerous new articles have been introduced confide-red as init. realm to literary curia ty. Printe.l for John Murray, Fleet ftrect, London ;.aud Arch Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. Pubtithed by Joyce Gold, to 3, Shot lane, who publiftied the Ea potation of the Property Ad in tBO3. _ _ This day was publiftied. Elegantly printed in finall ho, with an Engraving, after a Defizn by Weftall, price 7s. 6d. in boards, the Third Edition of ROMANCES ; confilting of a Perlin, a Roman, and an Arcadian Romance—By I D'ISRAELI. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-ftrcet, London ; and A. Con ftablt and Co. EdiAsurgh. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, t. Literarj Mifeellanies, fecond Edition, tzmo 41.6 d. boards. 2. Curiofities of Literature, fifth Edition, g voh. Svo. ii. Is. day was pnblieaed, price 4 ftitcbed. Tighz NAVY POCKET PASiMASTER and AOENT. Containing the nvfl eivai and accurate tnforniadon relative to Officers' Pay ; `'eamens' Wages and Wills; Allotments; Sick Qu arters ; Greenwich 1-lorpital ; Prizes; Pro vifions ; Cbc ft at Gr eenwich; new Regulations for Medical Offi cers, linfpital Surgeons and Affiftants; cnmprifing the molt inter elli”g Information to Officers, Seamen, Marines, Soldiers, &c. ur t'peir kcprefentatives. BUENOS AYRES AND MONTE VIDEO. rhis day was pOliflacd. illuftrated by a Maps, in One elegant •Volume. final! Odtavo. Price Sic Shillings in Boards, TRAVELS from BUENOS AYRES acr , iii the A. Continent oFSOUTH AMER!CA,by PO ro lto LIMA, performed in the Years 1790 and ant, being the latelt Tracets through thole Countries. With copious Notes by the Translator, dm:lining authentic Dcfcriptions of all the Spanifh Poffeffions In South lotteries, drawn from the haft and heft Au*irities. By ANTHONY ZACHARIUS HELMS, . . Formerly Dircdtor of the Mines near Cracow, in Potaild, and lateDirodtor niche Mines and of the Proccfs of Anialgarnation Principal Vocal Performers—Mils Parke, Mifs Griglietti, Mr. Nield, Mr. Chard, Mr• Thomas, Mr. Smith, and Mr Bellamy. Principal Inftrumental—Mr. Weiehfrll, leader; Mr. Mahon, Second, and Clarionet. By J. MAXWELL, of the Honourable Society of the Inner Templv. Author of the Spirit of Marine Law, &c . Pub!instil by H. D. Symonds, Paterncitcr-row ; and J. Gold, 103. Shoe lane, Fleet-Erect. and to he had of all BOokfellers. in Pcru. Printed fur RICHARD PnictiPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blickfriars, Mr. Ling,Oboe—Meffrs Smart and Lavenu. Violas—Mr Hcdrncs Baffoon—Mr I.indley, Boyce, Double LArd. Among the Inftrumental are the following, Mara. Cobham, Kailmark, Mapleton. Dickcnfon, Gear, C'an telo, Webb, Lanky, Wallis, Lockwood, Neihour, Chapman, Bin• Geld, Clarke , Budden, Redman, Watts, Brooks, &c. &c. &c. The Organ by Mr. Sexton, of Windfor. The Oreheßra will be enlarged, the Band will be more nume rous than on any former occaion ; and the Choruffeg will be fup ported by Voices from the Royal Chapel, St Paul's Cathedral, Windfor, Chichciter, Portfrnouth, 104. of Wight, and the Choirs, &c. &c. of Winchefter. The whole under the direalon of Mr. CHARD. Tickets 7s each, to bc had of Mr. Robbins, l3ookfeller, College ftrcet ; Mr. Jacob, Printer, High-Rrea ; of Mr. Flight, Gluvrr, High-RI - Let; at Mifs Drnnifon's Library, Square; and or Air. Chard, St. Thomas-ftreet, where, to rrevent the inconvenience of taking money at the doors, it is particularly rcqueiled thole who intend honouring the performance will have the goodnels to fend for their Tickets. The morning performances will begin at ir, and the evening it half paft val. TALLOW CANDLES WITH WAXED WICKS. IN confequence of the Wicks of thefe Candles being previoully coated with Wax, they have the following Advan tiges:—firft, They are Odom, is ever, fabjeEt to what is called a Thief in the Candle i—fecondly, l'hty will not Gutter, except from bad fnuffing or carrying about; and thirdly, They bunt lon ger and give a brighter light than the ufual Mnuld Candles. Sold only at the Candle and Soap Company's Warehoufe, No. eh, Fleet Rreet, (two doors from Fetter-lane) where alto may be had commom Candles and Soap of the belt quality. N. B A Difcuunt is allowed for Ready Money hi proportion to the quantity purchafeal at one time. STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, on a NEW PLAN. Pins Drawing aoth Odt-iticr, and unitises 14th November, 1807. z Prize of £ 4 0,000 is £ 40.000 I 13 000 -• 40,0 C O S ••• 10,000 - 10,0(.0 5 . ' 500 5,000 s — l,OOO sec, %doe 10 ••• 100 •-- 2,000 5 0 •••• 50 1.500 1,000 -• 25 15,000 Prizes of Tickets in t;ie Sapplementary 20 eath 110,000 6 , c00 Lottery, valued, it ...-- fold. at -- 7,c83 Benefit Tickets. £257.000 •.•••••... Moto Tickets. Aid in order to prove the value of a Snpplementary Ticket, will pay,on demand, at the rate of a 201 Prize for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold at either of my Offices suid effeved for Pale at w.ly tine within three days before the Sup pkinentary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuchTickets or Shares after that time will b-: entitled to the Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary Lottery. which is to conGll of the 6,0c0 Numbers above alluded to, and will be determined by tie following Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November. and cnd the acth SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. . z Prize of £ zo,ooo i, it; 20.00.1 I 10 COO 10,0,0 5 4000 5,000 S Sao I.foo 20 1 ~ .0 2.000 20 ~.. 1,500 - ......... so s ,coo 15 1 5,5 oo 6,000 Tickets. C63,c00 N. B. Pleafe to obferve the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth thy of the Firft Lottery will tie entitled to sc.ocol. leaving all the other Capital Prizes bath in the Pvincipd and Supplementary Lot teries floating. TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. htkeir Lucky Lottery Oakes, No. it,HOT.ZORN, 37, CORN HILL, and 38, HAY artmuce . r. Not two Blanks to a Prise, and the Prizes paid on demand. PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANK; TO A PRIZE ! And no Prize of ith Value than 2;1. NEW STATE LOTTERY, for Twenty Thou fand Tickets, on an IMPROVED PLAN. BEGINS DRAWINC; OCTOBER ao, 1807. S,HEME. t Prize of £ 40.000 IS £ 40,000 s 10,000 .. 40,000 1 ... 10,000 .• 23,000 S 1,000 .--. S.'-3J S soo 2 ,5 00 23 100 —• 2,000 SO 50 2,300 • 1 ,000 .... 1S 15,0050 [Prize: of Ticiets in 6,000 the Supplementary so each —• 120,000 "----- Lottery, Wont —.---- 20,m0 'rickets. 2 57. 000 0141 PIMP CAPITAL. On .demand, TWFN CY POUNDS will he paid for every S L I PPLIMENTARY TICKET brought to this Office, and in Ftiortion,. for (stay Sear, 4/u/ at this Office, on or before the 1 „72 of November, ! S o y. The tio:ders of every fuels Ticket or max; not receiving Money, wili he entitled to their Chance in it Supplementary Lottery, which begins Drawing the 1 9th No. member, and contains thc following Prizes— I Prfze of L 20,003 is Sc so poo I 10,000 - 10,0%0 S ... 1,000 - 5.000 5..... 5 00 - 3,530 $3 100 •-• 2,000 10 ..., 30 - r,003 liSto -r as • Sa 500 ........... toss Ptise, -- 4 34 Tickets and Sh aret arc on Sale at J. WAkftrlt's Llcenfed o Lot • kiL°fate, No. if, Coipuit L. faring the Rolyal Exchloge. try purchafer of - a Ticket or Share is ehe above Lottery, of 21030 its, will be entive.l to loch benefit as bat belong to tke teries. 14 i Tickle or Share in th e Piancipal aud Suppiaotootart Lot- PICTVALLING Argoft 31, IEO7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIC 2 WILLING Ills MAyssTr, NA PC, do tereby give make, That on Ween-Way the 9th of September next, they wilt be ready to receive Tendtrs, in writing, foaled up, and treat for THREE HUNDRED CHAI.DRONS of PITT'. TANFIELD MOOR COALS, fall pay ; to be delivered immediately, in two entire Cargoes, free of all charge and rib, to his Majefty, into his Majefty's Vidualling Premifes at Deptford; and to be paid for hy Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Con• ditions of the Contradt may be ken at thc Secretary's Office. No regarJ will be bad to any Tender in wbieb the trite 'ball not be infested its words at leogtb, or tbat/mil mot be delivered to the Beard before one o'dock, ea the fald Wedaellay, the pit of September rex', nor yodels the Perfoa who viler the reader,er, font Periii en bet kba‘ro attends to awfwer law called for. TO BB SOLD BY AUC fION, By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the Bear Inn, Bridge-Foot, Great Yarmouth, on Friday the sith of September, 1837, at Eleven o'Clock, THREE Hundred Ninety three Barrels of TAR, and so Barrels of PI rcm, part of the Cargo of the Hop pelt, F. N Avelin Mailer, captured on her paffsge from Stock holm to Amfterdam, by his Majefty's Chip Refolution, G. Boat.• Efq. Commander, and condemned. The Goods may b • viewed five days previous to the fate, by ap plying at the Counting Houk of Mr E. S. OMMANNEY, Merchant, Yarmouth; or to the AuCtioneer. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HAZARD At the Bear Inn, BriJge-Poot, Great Yarm.uth, on Friday the tth day of September, 427, at Eleven o'Clock, By virtue of a Writ of Appraifement and Site, iliumd out of the High Court of Admiralty. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About seo Cafes Genava 992 Edam Cheeks 6 Calks Ditto 52 Gouda Ditto Cafe Drugs Belies Paper Hangings a Ca& Hardware 24 Mill Saws a Cafe Writing Paper 5 Bags Canary Seed 4 Calks White lead z Calk 'Litmus 'a Calk Muftard Seed a Cafe containing Wool Scrubs and Scrapers 34 Bundles Brown Paper Being the entire Cargo of the Skarven, J. R. Mora Mailer, captured on her paffage from Amfterdant to Copbnhagen by his Malt fty's Ship Crefzent, Jamas CARTIICw, Erg Commander. The Goods may he viewed five days previous to the fate, by apptyivic at the Counting Hotta of Mr. E. S. ONIMANNEY, Merchant, Yarmouth; or to the Auetionecr. TO BE BOLD EY AUCTION. On Wednefday. the 30th day of September intl. at the London Inn, in Dover, at Eleven o'Cloek, THE very liandfome Ship WACKSAMKEIT, ERIC LUNSTRONL late Mailer: conarnme.l as Prize to his Majeßy's gun brig 131azcr, Jour HiNTOV, Efq. Commlndtr. Length Aloft 125 feet 8 Inehes--Errzath 31 fret 6 inches— Height between Decks 6 feet 4 inches—and adnicalures 533 56-94 Tons. The Wackfarnkeit is a remarkably fait Idler, particularly adapted for the Tranfpurt Service, Welt India, Ealt Country, or any employ where diipatch and burthen are required; iv molt abundantly found, and only wants provilionv to equip her for fen. For inventories and further partimihrs, apply to Ifaac Clement. fon,,,Efq. Nc. 14, Clement's [nu, London ; or to Thomas Pains I Dover. ADVERTISEJVIENP ON THE P.A.I.T OF HE MAR. SHALL's OFFICE, IN THE COLONY OF BERBICE. TIY Virtue of an Appointment, and the Authority 1 J granted by the Honourable Court of Civil Juftice of this Colony, at its Seflion, on the icth df.y of February, 1837, on the Petition of JAMES CRAUPIRD M LEOD, Attorney to HUGH ROSE, Efq. refiding in Scotland, and Proprietor of the Plar‘tations, - Glaftulich and Tarlogle, both fituated in this Colony, I the undcriigned Marlhal, Exploietcur and Deurwarder to both the Honourable Courts of this Colony, do fornmariiv, that is to fay, this &ft and hit time, fummon. by Fdid, all elate who, as Heirs by Virtue of the Death or lift Will of JAMES SCOTT, or through other grounds, pretend to be entitled, or to hold any claim on One-third, or other Proportion, on both or either of the laid Fflates, Glaftulich and Tarle-ie, or to any thing thereunto appertaining and belonging, to faiSHUGH ROSE, Efq. either by virtue of a conditional trail- fer or from any other promife. which might have been made by H. Rofc to James Scott—a: ado hereby fummons and relueft all fuch perfons to come and inftitute their claim before the Honourable Ceti , t of Jolliet of this Colony, on or previous to (but no: after) :heir ordinary Meeting. which will he in the Month of April, 1808, on pain of perpetual lilence or for feiture of their claim. And further do fummon all concerned to fee and bear the faid Honourable Court declare, that James Scott, or his Heim, or whomfoe►er fych may concern, is bereft of all Right and Claim to the fulfilment of the proit ma•lo by Hugh Role to James Scott, of transfcrri• g to the. laid James -con, One-third ••r the Planta. tions Glaftulieh and Tarlogie, in confequenee of laid James Scott not conforming, or complying with the conditions, on which the Promife was made. - - - And that no one whom " may concern, may pretend ignorance of this luminary and fill , C !limns, the fame fhall be publilhcd three diff:ro.t times in t • iszette of this Colony, as likewife in ti:at of Demerara and Fff quibo, and laftlr 1:1 three of the principal Papers in Entland 3UI piraliffied and affixed at all publie'pbc. a in this Colony as cuitoniarp. • This Summary and •final- Sturinnns was legally proclaimed at the Court Houle, as i:h Brat of Pram, and affixed as herein in fatted, OD the 3il day of April, t 5.37 K. S. FILANCKEN, DOMESTIC COOKERY. This day was publifhed, in a neat and clofcly printed volume, fmall Bvo. containing so ufeful plates, price 75. 6d. In boards, a new edition of A NEW SYSTEM 4 DOMESTIC COOKERY, 1 - 1 - formed upon principles of economy, and adapted to the ufe of private families. To which are prifixed, Mifeellaneous Obfer varions for the ufe of a Miftreis of a Family. The whole tending' to unite elegance with economy, and to produce the fame appear ance with lefs expenfive mans. This edition is improved by the introduCtion of many excellent Receipts ; and the 11411CM:inane Oblervations, which form the principal novelty of this work, and which have been found Co ex ceedingly ufeful, arc augmented with numerous and improved re marks, which render this part of the work infinitely ferviceable to a lady defruus of directing the prop' r regulations of her horde hold. 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