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This day were publifhed, price st 6d. HINTS to YOUNG PHYSICIANS ; with Auer dotes of the early Life of that eminent Pradlitioner, Oho I;RIEL GALLIPOT, M. D. Printed for j. Callow, Medical Bookfeller, Crown Court, Dent. firm, Soho ; and J Bathgate, South Coltege-ftreet, Edinburgh. THE CURFEW. Vi'ritten by J. Toil N, Efq. Author of The Honey Moot:. The Mufic compofed by Mr. AT T WOOD. After which, for the Bth time, a New Ballet, called EMILY ; Or, JUVENILE INDIgCRETION. To which will be added the Farce of THE VIRGIN UNMASKED. rhi. Evening—The Curfew ; with the Siege of Montgatz. ORDNANCE do berdy give Notice, To fuels Perfons as may have Seaforied Walnut-Tree Timber In their poffernon, or who maybe inclined to fell their Wainut•Trem in the preterit Seaton, that, they, the Principal Officers will he ready to purchafe fuch quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank as maybe from time to time tendered to them. The Plank mat be found and fit for making Alurquet Stocks, and of the tbicknefs of two inches and a half, and mutt be delivered ar the Tower, where payment will be made in ready money, when required, fez the accommodation of perfons having (mall quantities to dlfpote fo (non as the Plank has been meafured and approved by the44ll - belonging to the Royal Manufatftory of Small Anna at the Tower. • • • • . • SYNONYMES. This day was publiihed, price 6s. in boards, is oae dofely printed ' • Volume, n ICTIONNA I RE UNIVERSEL des Synonym.. de la Langue Praneoife. J" . Par M. de LEVIZAC. ' Pointed for RICHARD ?amides. No 6, liridge.fttnet. Black* friars ; and to be had apa BookfeUers. FIRST TIME. The Double Rope—Mr. Smith, the Flying Horfeman's unparal leled Performances—Billy Button's Difafter, by Mr. Cro(Bran —Mamehike Ezercifes, bcc. ASTLEY'S OLYMPIC PAVILLION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (Eftablilhed by Authority of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN) THIS PRESENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, Tuefday 24, Thurfklay 26, and Saturday February 28, 1807, (No Performance on Wednefdays and Fridays), EWES 1 RIAN EXERCISES, by the fiat Troop of Performers in the World. The part of Merryman by Mr. Crolrman. A kits , / Mufical Duet, called The Mufical Courtibip, by Mr. G. Smith, and Mrs. Herbert. A New Comic Ballet, called the MERRY TA lI.ORS. EXERCISE A LA MAMEI.UKE, by Ten of the principal Horftmen, on Three Horfes. Firft time, the DOUBLE ROPE, by the Junior Richer, Mr. Sibley, and .IViafter Davis. After which the Comic Extravaganza of " Billy Button's Difafter on his Journey to Brentford," by Mr. Croffman. The whole to conclude with the new popular Pantomime, under the direftion of Mr. Croffman, (for the laft week of its being performed), called HARLE%.II.I4 ROB THIEF. le We rob from Thieves, a hearty Laugh to wife, " And rob each other of each other's Praire." Harlequin, Mr. Croffman ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. Doors to be opened at Half part Six, and to begin at Seven. Boxes as—Pit as—Gallery Is. - . . Second Price for the Siam may, at a quarter before Nine. Places to be taken of Mrs Connell, at the Box Once, from Blevsn 'till Three. er The Public are refpeEtfully informed that this Theatre will potitively doff: on Saturday them la of Much next. THE NEW PLAY. This Morning was publifhed, price Half a Crown, THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five lies. Per. forming with great applaufe at the THEATILL ROYAL, DITAY•LAN L. By the late JOHN TOWN, Erg. • Author of the HONEY MooN. Printed for RICIIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and to he had of all Bookfellers. PAC SIMILES OF WASHINGTON'S LETTERS. - - THE Purchafers of JUDGE MARSHALL's LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON. and the Public at large, are refpcdfully informed, that Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. has obligingly contented to permit the elegant Tribute to the Memory of his illuftrious Friend, his FAC SIMILE CORRESPONDENCE to be fold in conneCtion with the Life, at the reduccd Price of One Pound Five Shillings per Copy. The Proprietor of JUDGE MARSHA L L's LIFE lofes no time, therefore, in announcing that WASHINGTON', FAQ' SIMILE LETLERS to Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, which form a limerb fmall Quarto Volume, may now be had of him, and all other Book fellers, of the moderate Price above-mentioned. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Blaskfriars, Feb. rB, 1807. FASHIONS. This day was publifliell, price is. 6d. Continued Monthly, r THE FASHIONS of LONDON and PARIS ; - 11 - confuting of from 6 to 16 coloured Reprefentations of the Dretle. actually worn in the Brtt Circles of Fallon in LONDON and Yeats. This admired Work has for many year, enjoyed, airnott exclufively, the prerogative of conveying to the dillant carts o! . the Empire, to our Colonies, and to Foreign Nations, fuch corredt delineations of the actually prevailing Vaflions of London and Paris, as are indifpeufable to Drefs Makers, Milliners, tee. Printed for RIcUACD Piatetars ; and fold by Tabart, New Bond-itreet ; Chapple and Goddard, Pall Mall; Gibbons and Snaith, Bath ; and by all other Bookfellers. his alto to he had of all Pol-Matters, Wholefale Hodes, and Dealers In Books. THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES. This day was puhlithed, a new Edition, being the third, with coo utterable Additions and Improvements, in one very large and clofely printed volume, octavo, price t6s in hoards, r rHE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and C HR 0 NO I .OGICA I. DICTIONAR Y, containing accurate accounts of the L:ves, Charaders, and Adjoin; of the molt emi nent Perforis of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutions of States, and the Sureeffions of Sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS, LL. D. &c. &g. Vita enim mortuorum in memoria eft pofita. Cic ran. A Biographical and Hiltorical Library, in the form of a Dic tionary, and i the compafs of a tingle volume, anfwering, the pur pule of reference on all points of Biography, Chrenology, and Hillory. challenges the relpett of every Student, and every lover of I.iterat ure. Printed for RICHARD Port.tars, No. 6, Bridgc-ftrcet, Black friars, and to be hada all Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Scripture Biogra phy, In one volume, with plate', price Se. bound. DR. GREGORY', CYCLOPEDIA, Juft completed, and including the Prefent State of all ARTS - and Sew-teas. THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it -a- to a dote, feels it his duty to tender his acknowledgments to the numerous perfons who have honoured it with their counte .nee during the period of its pubbcation. He is proud in having • t :a his power to Rate, that, his exertions to render it the Pint, fete molt elegant, and the molt ufeful Work of its kind, have been iuly appreciated by the Public, and rewarded by an extent of pa • tronage which has far exceeded his molt fanguine expedlations. It has been candidly acknowledged, by every purehafer, that, betides the evident fuperiority of the plan and execution over every contemporary work of a fimilar kind, the parts have regularly im proved in elegance, quantity, and quality— fo that, in every ref • peet, this publica , ion is deemed the Cn EAVE ST that has, fur many years, been prefented to the Public. In juftice to himfelf, the Proprietor than now Rate that he has eonfulted the perfedtion of the Work rather than the colt, or the craft ktter of his original engagement with the public—btu, in three months after its completion, i e. front and after the Firit of May neat, he putpofes to raife the price of the Part:. front Nine Shillings to ten Shatings each; and the complete Work in boards, from Five Pounds-Fifteen Shillings to Six Guinea... At preterit, and till after the Firft of May, the Work will eon. tinue to be fold at the undermentioned price. A - Part feparately at L o 9 o each The complete Work in boards s 1 5 0 fame, ball binding, and cur, with it *ilia backs, or in plain salt, lettered 6 6 Brest, Jan. 31, 1807. Each Propofal mutt fpecify the quantity of Plank to be fold, and the price required f.r it per foot fsperficial; and the fame is to be forwarded addreffod to the Secretary to the Board dart. mete, Office of Ordnance, Pall-Mall. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. PICTUALL ING-OFFICE, February 18, 1807 1 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING H. 1.5 MA7E377's NAM Jo hereby give Notice, That on Weincfday the 4th of March neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (Baled up) and treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS (each confiding of 36 bufhels, Win chciter rneafure) of PITT'. TANFIELD MOOR COALS, or COALS of equal goodnefs, to be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes—one half thereof as foon as poflible, and the other half in the (pace of two months from the date of be Contradt, winds and weather permitting, alongdie the Wharf. of His Majefty's Vidtual• ling Premifes at Plymouth and Southdown; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft i.incty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be Peen at the Secretary's Office. Na regard tea he had to any tender in which the rekejSall not k in fested in words at length, or thatfiell sea h delivered to the Board before ae o'cloel on the Ail n'ednefday, tie 4th of March next, we vale's the ?afar who taxies the tender,or fame proton on his Wolf, attends to wt. fwer when called for. ARMY. • • • • EXCHANGES. —A Captain of a S e co n d B att i. lion wines an ealunge to a Carrifon BetallOn. A Captain of a Pent%le Regiment fn Canada to a Second Battalion at home. A Captain of ' a Welt India Regiment to a Second Battalion it home. A Captain of a Second Battalion to any Reginient of One Battalion at home, In •America, or In the Me.ii•erranean. A Lieutenant in a Garrifon Battalion will extbange to the DragoOns Light, er Heavy. A Captain of a Regiment of Two Battalions to a One Battalion in ladia.—A Lieutenant in a Single Battalion atlsome to any Regiment on Service.' A Lieutenant in a Second 'alliattailoa at home to any Single Battallosi. A Captain of a Rte. merit of One Battalion abroad (newly mired) to any Regiment in the Bdtith !lianas. t • Any Captain difpofed to (ell may have a very liberal price. Commiffions in tbe Army and Militia to be difpofed of Application to be made (if by litter poft paid) to Mr. Bonner, at hia. Office tor tranfailing the purcbafe, Sale, and Exchange of Commiffions, No. a 6, New Bond-Itreer. W ANTS a fituation, as ME SSM N, a married Man—no incumhrance; has been ufed to the above capa city fome time. Any Regiment in want of fuch a perfon, may hear of him, by letters, putt paid, diredted to B. R. No. as, Little MoorSelds, London, or at the Crown Inn, Woodbridge, Suffolk, which will be immediately attended to. W ANTED to purchafe, an Advowfon within zoo Miles of London. value from 4001. to pot. per An num, with the profpedt of very early PolTethan. Particular addreffed (poft pa!d) to X. Y. No. 7, Eaft-ftreet, Red Linn-fcriare, wift meet with due attention. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA TES, HUNTINGDONSHIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LEAKE, At the Bell Inn, Stilton, on Monday March ad, at Three o'clock, in sixteen Lots, confifting of THE MANORS of Sawtrey Stilton a n d Giddi ng , and fundry valuable Farms (the greater part Tythe Free.) containing 2184 acres of excellent arable, pafture, meadow and wood land in Sawtrey Stilton, Caldicot and Gidding, let to refpee table yearly Tenants at old rents, amounting only to 52771. per znrum, and capable of very confiderabk increafe. Particulars may be had of George Boob Tyndile. Efq Lincoln's Inn Fields ; of Mr. Hinde, at Sawtrey; and of Mr. Leake, at Fletton, near Peterborough. This day was publilhed, In One Volume, (Mayo, price 6s. in boards, QOME ACCOUNT of DOCTOR GALL's NEW " THEORY of PHYSIOGNOMY. founded upon the Anato my and Phyfiology of the BRAIN,and the Form of the SKULL. With the Critical Stridtures of C. W. HUFEL AND, M. D. Author of the Art of Prolonging Life, &c. Printed for Longman, I lurft , Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row. CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY, This day was publilhed, in a large ()darn volume, Price Half a Guinea in boards, emhcllifbed with four Portraits, PUBLIC CHARACTERS of 1806 7 ; or Full and Accurate Memoirs of various Perfons dittinguithed in the Walks of Public lac, in the Senate, the Learned Profeffions, the Army and Navy, Diplomacy, Literature, Commerce, and the Arts. Among the Perfons of whom there appear Biographical Accounts in the prefent Volume arc the following, viz. Mr WV! TIM CAD Lord HOLLAND. Mr Hoznoust Sir Wu. GRANT Lord ILLDESDALZ Mr Home MIT►ORD Rev. W. Cove SITROBERT CALDER. Sir R. T. WILSON Lord SOIIERVILLZ Mr LIVINGSTONE Mr Serjeatit Hut Admiral SHANCK Sir PHILIP FRANCIS Sir FDW. PELLEW Sir Wm. Sco - rr Mr MONROE Rev. Mr Wvvit.t. Lord ELGIN Mr COURTENLY Lord COLLINGWOOD The unparalleled fuccefs which has attended the publication of Eight Volumes of the above mentioned Work, and the rapid Sale of many Thoufand Copies of fucceffiva large Editions, mull ret, der unneceffary any further explanation of its approved and highly ufelul plan . Time has, however, conferred a feature on this publication, which it could not originally rollers, and the unfparing Scythe of D.-ath has converted the early Volumes,with frame few exceptions, into a Necrology or Obituary of departed excellence In this point of view, the Wdrk exhiNtr new claims to general intereft; and as every fucceffive edition has been carefully reviled and improved, it may be received as a tsithiul Biographical Hillory dale pre. fent timers. _ _ _ ..... The Editnr than repeat, that lime the Commencement of the Work, in gratifying a laudable Curiofity relative to Pub lie Characters, he has in no initanee fati.fied the Wifhes of Ma levolence. 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Mist! l l were Puhaihed, is 4to, price ti. n. in boards, A NCIENT ALPHABETS ;And HIEROGLY• .L • PHIC CHARACTERS explained; with an Account of the EGYPTIAN' PRIESTS, their Claffes,. Initiations, and Sacri fices, in the Arabic Language Br AHMAD BIN ABUBERER BIN WAHSHIH ; - And io Whit by JOSEPH HAMMER, Secretary to the Imperial Legation at Confiantinople. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. for George and William Nicol. Pall -MalL In a few days will be publifhed, In two Volumes, Royal Odtavo, enibi.llifbed with Twettty.oine Copper plates, and a Map of Scotland, to which for the llrlt tin* the Caledonian Canal is laid down, 'TRAVELS IN SCOTLAND, by an unufnal - 1 - Route; with a Trip to the Orkney, and the Hebrides; con taining Hints for linpro% malts in Agriculture and COMP3Crie t Charaders and Anecdotes. By the Rtv JAMES HALL, A. M. Printed for J jobnfolt.St Paul's Churcb-yard. NEW PLAN OF FINANCE SIMPLIFIED, &c.! This day was publithed, Price 3 R . 4d. 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In Five Pam, containing a great Varie ty of Progrefave Leffons. adapted to the Comprehenfion of aildren ; calculated to inftrud them in Reading, in the Ufc of Stops, in Spelling, and in Dividing Words into proper Syllables ; and at the fame Time to give them tome Knowledge of Natural Hiftory, of the Scriptures, and of fcveral other Sublime and In,. portant Subjedts. Ey JOHN HORNSEY, Author of" Ihort Grammar of the Englifh Language," and an Introdudtion to Arithmetic. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter row ; and Wilfon and Spence, York. " This is one of the heft conceived and molt praCtically ufeful Puhlications for Chikin n that we have teen. The Title Page fufficiently explains the intelligent Author's Plan and Defign. and we can rarely allure our Readers, that he has executed them with great Skill and Fidelity."—Anti-Jacobin, December, lately publiffied. , . 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The account given of the various details in Tradefinen's Accounts, is drawn with great clearnefs, and will be found ufeful to the Country Tradefman in his connedtions with the Trade in London It con tains all the proeeffes relative to Bankers and the drawing of Bills." Critical Review, February, iBo6. " Our readers will eafily perceive, from the title page of this hook, that it is a work of immenfe labour, and of proportionate utility too. Its melt( racy, however, depends on its accuracy; and, as far as our examination has gone, we are fully prepared to fay, that Mr. Lowric's produdion is mat accnrate " Anti Jacobin Review, May, iBO6. For a more ample defcription of tie utility of this work, fee aifo the Ecledic Review, for Feb. 1807. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVF.NT-GARDEN. j lO MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, will be acted the Comedy of THE JEALOUS WIFE.. To which will he added the New Pantomime, caned MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. 'This Evening—King Richard the Third; with Mother (leak. ;:: •-• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,Febrtiary r pti PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His 1114illy's ORDNANCE eh hereby give Notice, That- Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before the 4th day of March next, from fuch Pcrfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of 400 Loads of hewed Elm Timber, for the ferrite of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich, of the Esc of So feet at the leatt ; and the whole to be delivered into !lore is the courfe of the railing three months. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mail aforefaid, aoy day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pmpc fakare to he delivered, foaled, and indorfed " Propofals for hewed r.ilmber ;" but no Pro pedal can be admitted after the raid 4th da; of March, at twelve o'c lock at noon of the fame day, neither wi!! any Tender be no ticed, for las than forty loads, nor unlefs tht Parry making it, or an Agent in his behalf, (haft attend. By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretnry. VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 16,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING XIS MAYESTri NAVY, do bereliy OW Mike, That on Tuefday the 3d of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat For FOUR HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL, To be delivered Two Hundred and fifty Tons into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and One Hundred and Fifty Tons into thole at Plymouth —one half thereof in one month, and the other half in one month afterwards ; and For ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS ; To be enfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, aad the remainder in a month, into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford he fore-mentioned. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrafas may be fscn at the Secretary's °See. No regard will be bad to any Tender he :aid& tiv price flail act be infertedia words et length, or tbatfluill not be delivered to tia Board be fore One o'Cloci oa tbefaid Taefday de 3d of March next, nor oale/i the Ferias solo wales tie Tender, or lose Perfon on bit Wolf, attend, t l oafwer wbin