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. . ... . . . . . 2 • .., . . . A.. ~, • • . ~ • •-• . .... lIP. 41111 20 . , I ie 7. -. . e i' l AV 4 . - 2 111L .. '••••-•? '''' N . .. ....... . i - . 4. ' . . I if 11!:. ssss~ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 11407: PKIC3 31X-PENCE. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN Ms day was publifhed, rite 6d. A STATEMENT of FACTS, that tranfpired fubrequent to the Honourable Eaft India Company's Ship WARREN HASTINGS, Rriking to the French Frigate la Pie montalfc. By Captain THOMAS LARKINS, Commander. • London . Printed for W. I. and J. Richardfon, Royal Ex. change. TO THE BOOKSELLERS. MR. PHILLIPS refpedtfully informs the Bnok• fellers of Great Britain and Ireland, that owing to an on. forefeen caufe of delay, the Odavo Edition of the Fifth Volun.e of the LIFE of WASHINGTON, and the New Volume of the PUBLIC CHARACTERS (both of which have, by mi (take, been tenounced as publilbed) will not appear before Monday, the yth of February. N. B. On the fame day, Dr. GREGORY', CYCLOPEDIA. will he ready for Delivery, complete. is Two large and magni ficent Volumes, %atter, either in boards or is various Ryles of Bindings OF THE CITY OF CANTERBURY. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T o MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, will be adled the Comedy of THE WAY TO KEEP HIM. To which will he added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE • Or, THE GOLDEN EGG . This Twain—The Man oldie World; with Mother Goole. A New Comic Ballet -- Smith, the Flying Horfeman's Extraordi. nary Performeness--The Junior Richer's pleafing Agility on TigistßopeLlte Popular New Pantominte.--And, (by (pedal defile) the Comte Extravaganza of the Equettrian Taylor, by Mr. Croffinan. ASTLEY'S NEW OLYMPIC PAVILLION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. . • (Eftahliffied by Authority of the LORD CRAMS ER LAIN) THIS prefent WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 4, and every Eveniuggratil farther notice. Third time a new Comic THE Wet. by Mr. Dubois, ; called FROLIC, • Principal Dancers. Mr. C. Duboisond Mts. Parker. Extraordinary Hortemanihip by Mr Smitkrbe Flying Horfeman. A Comic Snag, by Mrs. Herbert. Admirable Equeftrian adivity on two Hotter, by the Matter Davis's. A new Song, called eawkey Shanks, and Moggy Mumps, by Mr. G. Smith, Aod, (by mitt fperial defire)the Comic Extravaganza, of The Equcftrian Taylor, by Mr. Cr - amen. After which, (Bth time) the celebrated junior Richer will go through his tlevatett and TIC;H r truly sitonifla ROPE.ing Performance on the The whole to conclude with the new popular Pantomime, called HARLEQE.IN ROB I HIEF. Fiarkluin. Mr. Cronin= ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Doors Doo tube opened at Half pa ft Six, and to begin at Seven. Boxes 4s—Pit 23--Gallery Is. Pi. E. cea to be taken of Mrs Connellt the Box Office, from Eleven . 41; E Three. ' • WINE . TRADE. TO 15t IgFOSED OF, the Btaineft of a WINE MERCHANT, in a moat eligible and centrical Situation; *irk a very good sad cenretiient Houle, Cellars and Stable • Yurtitur particuLlrs may be had, by. applying to Marrs. Parker, Yourg, and Hughes, Solicitors, in Effet•ftreet, Strand, London. • • NION.E.Y..R.EADY. TO ADVANCE. , THEREAS *way Ladies and Gentlemen expe riem,ec. vrry great pecuniary iocouvenience for want of knowing fume.refpeotahle channel through whore medium they may tteaecommodated with temporary or permanent SUMS of IhIefIre.HAIMUS and Co.•at the Annuity Bank, N'o. .36, Suf. fogls t iasese. Charing Crola d relpedfully inform the Nubility and Gam. in_potelfion of bleannes wiring from Freehold. Copyhold, or Leafaiold nate., in Land or Honks, Money in the Fund., Rent Chergus, Marriage Settlements, VTidows Jointures, Afillui i ttes,l'atent Places, Church Living.,or aoy certain income foriife, may be •lupplicd with Sums of Money to any amount, by paying an stlcepiate Annuity Intcrelt for the fame, redeemable any time, at their own option. Pcrfonal sppllmnon will be received everyday till three o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondents in Town or Country, putt paid, Immediately anfwercd. ____. _ _ _. __. .. Paientees of the FLEECY HOSIERY, HOLLAND, WAISTEI.L. and NORTON, No pp, High Holborn, have obtained his MO:lty's Patents for England, Scot land; and Ireland, for the following articles, viz. , BIRDS-DOWN HOSE and GLOVES.—This Hofiery i; made of the line down of Swans. Eider Ducks, and other Birds, mixed with fine wool ; it exceeds in warmth and delicacy every tither. nape Patent Fleecy Hofiery, and u it does not &rink in walh big it is confequently very durable. I HOSIERY made of MILLED WORSTED.—The great deka Is all Waited Hufacry is its ibrinking fa wanting, but this is luta eiently obviated by milling the worfted previoufly to its being ma aufadured. This operation en the worfted renders the hole made of it extremely beautiful and durable There Patent Articles are to be had of the Patentees, and by their appointment of the molt refpedtable Harts in both town and country; alto plain Hofiery, in a great variety of new articles of their invention,among which is Under-clothing of various dc , fcriptions, for both Ladies and Gentlemen and alto their Patent Flrsey Hoficry,fo greatly recommended by the Faculty, as being highly conducive to the health and cosak.rt of mankind. DR. JAMES'.. FEVER POWDER and ANA LEPTIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices .f as. 9d the packet, and 25. 9d. per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chemift, No. • 13, Southampton-ftreet, Covent Garden. London, the only per. ion who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert Jame —they are equally genuine with thofe fold at double the price, Alfo Per. rib's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully white, preface them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Ach—in that, it will do all that can poflibly be done by any prenaration, innocent in its nature and pleafant in its ufe, and will prode a va luable acquifition to every individual del - trona of Teeth found, cicala, and white, or of Gums, huakhy, firm, and florid ; in boxes price 25.91. each. Ladies particular is Lavender Water will find their fedes much gratified by Perrin's Doable Milled, at 25.9 d• per bottle equal to any in London, although fold at a much higher price. Thia day was publithed, price is. dd. SOLOMON'S Treatile on the properties and effeas of HOT and C 01.1) BATHING, as applied to the Human Body, its its Gmple, impregnated, or mineral State. for the Cure of various Difeafes, with thrir mode of treatment, and important Advice to Bathers in general. Alfo, aconcife Topographical De feription of the Principal Bathing Places in the United Kingdom, with a Portrait of the Author. This volurnecontaitis the Suhftance of almoft every ancient and caosi..rn Publicatinn on the Pfs , acy of Hot aod•Cold Bathing with a 1 /. L'r'ption . of the principal Watering Ptaers, and pradical Ob ftrv..nons on Difraf. s in which they are ufeful. London: Slid by Mathews and Leigh, 0, Strand. and H. D. Symlnds,Paternafter•row ; alto by all &call:Hen in the Weed Kingdom. - • WHITE HANDS have ever been eneented a per. • tonal beauty in both Sexes, and in fare parts of Europa are eflential to Perfons of Rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Wagging Cakes, poffrfs 'he p property of giving the molt exquifitc delicacy of texture and iocurceivable faimefa to the hands, which art conflartlf walbed with this Snip. Sven in cafes where the tan has been injured by labour or other vie knee, the hardnefa and coarfenefs are effeetually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and fneceeded by a fruontlinef., and.delimey of appearance, which CalMOt he acquit-. ii by any ether means whatever. It hby experience only that any one can form an adequate idea of tbi,fuperior excelleti:e of this Soap. Sold wholefale. retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor's foleAgent, (whoie fignarttre It bears) Wm. Withers. 229,Strand, neat Toraple bar, London ; and the Proprietor., as a farther &cu. Thy. h.ig them to be partkubr in noticing that tie name and ad drefs of the Printer, sy, Baw-ftrert, Covent-O► den), is affixed to the label and wrapper..-All othils are coon. t:rftits. rrtce is. web Cake. GENTLCMEN, IT is utterly impollible for me to exprefs the Sen timents of gratitude I feel for lour kind partiality in my Fa your, on fubmitting myfeif a Candidate to fupply the Vacancy in yom Reprefentation, occafioned by the recent Death of Mr. Sim mons, and for the feceefs I met with during my Ihort Canvafs. It was never my intention to oppoCe Mr. Sawhridge, and the moment I received his. Letter, informing me he intended coming forward, I withdrew my pretenlions, being thoroughly (enable that Mr. Sawbridge's claims on you were far fuperior to mine ; and being welt acquainted with that Gentleman's principlesand worth, I am truly anxious that he fhould be one of your Reprefentatives. Had any other perfon offered himfelf for your choice, I Ihould not have retired, after the very flattering encouragement I met with. Believe me, it would have been my greatett pride to have had fo diftinguilhed an honour conferred on me, as being or.c of the Reprefentatives of this Independent and Ancient City; and. I MIL my conduct would have merited your approbation. The welfare and intereft of the City of Canterbury would ever have been my highcit confideratian. I mull again allure you, your kind piomifes of fupport are inde libly imprffed on my heart; and I remain, Gentlemen. Your obliged and faithful humble Servant, Charlton-place, Jan. 26, tBc7. ROBF.RT FOOTE. TO CANAL CONTRACTORS. GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and ARDROSSAN CANAL. ANY Perfrns willing to undertake the execntion of a part of the Paid Canal, are repelled to fend in their Pro• vials, in uN king, fealed up, to Mr Gitren, the Company's Treafurer, in Pailley, on or before the 6th day of March, 1807. . . 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Print,d for the Author, and fold by J. Masmnan, 22, Poultry. The Author of The Evenings of .Southill,' appears to haste been led to his defigo, principally by fume real or tuppofed errods and imperfreiluns The Diverfions of Purky; and though we cannot admit that he has forpaffed his predeceffor irr acutenefs and difeoveey. or accuracy of invettigation, yet we canaot deny him the praife of having contributed, in a great degree, to fill up the outline which was previoufly fketched for hint. It would lead vs beyond the limits occefrarily prefcribed to us, were we to efilcufs the merits of every etymological inveitigation purfued in the pre. font treatife, which we recommend to the philological ftudent, as containing much information compreffed within a final compafs, and publiflacd, as fuch works ought to be, without any oftenta tion, parade, or utmetelTary expeace."—llle Oxford Review, pub hilted the sft Jan. aB:7. 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This day :Alta publithed, price halta-crown, To be continued iolontgly, forming Iwo Volumes, at the grafi annual Expence of Thirty Shillings, THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, LITERARY -a- CENSOR, for February 1807 ; containing Anallfes, Criti• cifms, and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, EngliQi and Fordo, written Dr. MAYOR'. UNIVERSAL HISTORY, FROM THE CREATION TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. ['HIS Valuable Work has been pat completed, in TwENTy-rive (mall, elegant "Volumes. and may be had on large or (mall Paper, in three Kinds of Binding, at the following Prices Common Paper, in boards - 4 4 £3 6 Ditto ditto half bound . 5 0 o Ditto ditto calf gilt - c 1 t 6 Fine and large Paper, in boards - A t o Ditto ditto half b'.und • 6 16 6 Ditto ditto calf gilt • 7 to o Or, either Vdurne may he had fepar ittly, at the pleature of the purehaier, at 31 9d. in boards, ca fniatl paper; or ss. on fine and large paper. ANCIENT 141STeRY. Vol lAA Preliminary View, NI tod before the Ddluge, &e. 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