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His Royal Highnefs the Duke of G tot/cif - I' tit Patton. HE Friends of this In •liitution are *refpeafully Tinformed, that the GENERAL MEETING, wads was an nouneed to be held at Free Mafon's Hall, on Tuefday, the -51 th inflant, is poilponed, in eonfequenee of the Diffolution of Pyth on:A, to Wednefday, The 'ft of Jnty next rrIdKETS and SHARES in the SPATE LOT TERY now drawing, continue on Sale (warranted un dravrn) at HAZARD, BUitNE and Co's Office, No. q 3, Royal Lichruge. The Fourth Day of Urawing will be TUESDAY NEXT, the nth infant, when the, firit drawn Ticket will be entitled to 20,c001. ANOTHER TW ENVY THOUSAND. No. 4. CORN HI LL, and No. 9. CHARINO-CROSS. TDISH continues felling UndrAwn 'rickets and • Shares at the above Offices. The Wheel remains extremely fhb, there being s Prize of Lao,ooo 8 Prizes of 4 roc* 4 zo,coo 8 --- sco 4 .5.000 Bcn. kn. Ban. The kirft•drawn Ticket on Tucf4l2y,thc szth of May, is entitled to L22,0c0 TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT TUESDAY. No. %fop CORNHILL, No. 5%, CH ARING CROSS, ard ST. HMARGARET'. HILL, BOROUGH. ORNSBY and Co. refpelfully acquaint the Public, that they are felling Ti:kets and Share, warranted indrawn, entitling the Helder to the above Capital Prize of topool.befideo four of t 0,00.1 four of 5,0c01. eight of I poet. eight of soot. ; only a few. Days and the Drawing will finifh. AU Pt izes paid immediately by HUR tabY and Co. SPATE OF THE WHEEL . a Prizeof £.a0,000 8 Prizes of L. 1,000 4 ••-• z. -..,,cOO 8 soa 4 .-- 3,000 az. &e. Ste. SWIFT and CO. at their State Lottery O ffi c e s, No xi, Poultry, and 11, Charing Crofs, have on Sale Tickets o 4 Shares, warranted %Indrawn. TUESDAY', MAY 11, is the neat Dm of Drawing ; when the Tuft Drawn Ticket will receive 20-AT - 6. Liaver and above any other Prize whieh may. lie drawn agaluft it. Betides the above Capi tals the Wheel contains the full pr portion of icol. 3:1 and aol :Prises.' CARROLL & Co. Stock Bfokeii, No. 26, Oxf o rd ' Breit, near Ratbbone place. TICKETS and SHARES in tie ?relent Lottery are-fang ai their °nice, in great variety of timbers, warranted undrawn. The State of the Wheel comas oldie foll9wing Capßal Prizes 1. of ' £.10,650 8 of £ spode 503 4 .;.:0 11 00 Q • &C. &C. &C. tle lift Navemler state totrry, No 12,10, a prize of moo& and No. 6,05 r , a prize of 5034 v.cre fold in tirenty keen blimp, by Carroll and Co. N. B. ao,cocl. for the Firit Drawn Ticket. On 'Futiday, May la, the Fourth day of Drawing. FTHE Firli.drawn Ticket in the - prefent Lottery, No. 16,787, which diftrihnted to the Public the immenfe turn of 4 0,0c0l was fold in ohe Quirter, one I- iglith, and ten Six teenth Sharee,by HODGES, PAINE, and Co. stock Brokers, No Cornbill,No.l49 Oxford street, and No 44, St. James's flreet, where %indrawn 'rioters awl SuAttx.s arc on Sate, on the belt Terms. N. B. The Flrft-drawn next Tuelday will be entitled to :AWN. RICH WHEEI. l'rize of C20,00l 4 ~ coo 4 3 000 &c dec. And only Seven Days to Draw. _ _ _ ORDNANCE OFFICE, April 27, t 827 THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Majclif ORDNANCE do hor f lult.o Nutlet, 'J'hat propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the x ith of May neat, from fuach Pwrfon. as may be willing to undertake. the performance of the undermen. tioned work, and fupply of the followirg Materials, for the Ord nance Buildings to be conftruded at Lewilham, Kent : viz. 1 be performance of fuch Carpenter's and Joiner's Work as may be required. The Supply of fuch Englith and Foreign Timber as may be wanted. The performance of fuch Bricklaydr's, Mafon't, Pavior's, Slaw's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work as may be re quired. Plans and Specifications of the Work to be performed, together with every neccfrary information on the fubjed, may be obtained upon application being made, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall, on Monday the 4th of May neat, where the Propofala are to be delivered, foaled up and endorfed, " Ptopofals for the Per formance of Work, (or Supply of Timber) at Lewiffiam," but no Propofal can be admitted after the Paid Itth of May next, at twelve o'Clock at noon of the fame day; nor will any Tender be notized, unlefs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf (hall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. NOTICE 10 CREDITORS. Stockton, March ta, 1807. WHEREAS GEORGE COOPER, of Stockton, in the County of Durham, Gunfmith and Hardwarcinan, bath by indenture of affignment, bearing date the 28 h d,y of Ja unary now fart pail, afligned all hi; perlunal eflate and eft. is unto Matthew Proitor, of Stockton afore aid, Common Brewer, and Ralph Oliver, of the fame place, Spirit Merchant, in trult for the equal benefit of his creditors; notice is therefore hereby given, that the raid affignment now remains with the raid Ralph Oliver for the Egnature of aU fuch creditors refpedtively of the bid George C4oper, who (ball ha willing to accept of the provifiln thereby made in rcfpeet of their debts; and fuch of them as (hall neglect or refute to execute the fame, on or before the asth day of Anult next, will be excluded all hole& arifing therefrom. All perk'', indebted to the raid George Cooper, are I imme• (Rawly to pty their rorre c tive debts to the raid Ralph maw. ,othcrwire actions will be commenced for the recovery thereof. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, MANORS, FISHERY, and ESTATES in WORCESTER. -- SHIRE —.By Mr. HANDY., STILFNOTHENING - '211.1,5. prepared by Dr. HAR M. SMONG;No. 89, Great Bartholomew Clok, Weft Smithfield, At the Angel inn in Peilhore, in the County of Worrefter, on Loudon. Trefday, the 19th day of May, between the hour' of three and THESE PILLS cure Aflhmas and Shortnefs of fix nanek in the afternoon, (object to conditions there to be pr cod, In two Lots, Breathing, Abfeeffes on the I.ungs, Nervous Complaints, Lot I. A Valuable ESTATE, held under the COgitil Confuniptions, Female Wcaknefs ef every defcription, hcatirg down of the womb front bad labours, foaling wealeneffes .1- A. DEAN and CHAPTER of ST. PE'PER, in in alto, fprains by lifting, or other cooks; and as a bracer of the WESTMINSTER, by Leak granted to the Executors of the late C lids. and a promoter of digell ion, they are kept as a family me- GEORGE PERR.OTT, Efq for a term of Mint-en years and a i half from Micliaelmae tBa6 (being the ref lue of a trent of at dicine by the firit perfons of di ilinEtion in the kingdom, and arc , years, granted to the laid George l'errutt, and which,according to itmegly recommended by the mait eminent phyficians to (ea ha. tiers, and for debility in either fel -price fig• the hol.dwlF included. 't the ufage of the (aid Dean and Chapter, is renewable every (even All., HARMsTKONG's FEMALE MENSTRUATED i years, on a msderate flue; covipriting, as therein deferibed, all thole their Manors of ECKING T ON. WICK NIGH I': It 5/1011TABLE PILLS, for females only , at the commencement 1 40 tisiccline of the swift critical period of their li ves ; and is the iSHORE, BRIGH rHAMPTON , EI.M I.EY, BURUOLME, n'idProper phyfic for women alter lyisigs in or mil - carriages. be. I PARSHORE, and FeARSH ic ORE porsmou fH. in the irg the oily medicine in the world to he depended on for cut ing County of Woreelter, with about four hundred acres of °retard- I. II immations,oldtrusaions, and ulcers in the womb--rice as.9d. ,Mg Gardens, Arable, Meadow, and Pafture, part in hand, and Who:, ! part out on Leaks; and fundry Chief Rents—Alfo the Fifhery Is 40 imPortant and authentic cafe tranfmitted to Dr. Harraftrong. the River Avon, to the extent of about two miles, part o: which . is on kale. To Dr. HARMSTRONG . The thanks o f a p are nt are with pleafure trarfinitted to you for I.ot 1. All that FARM, confilling of a good Brick built Farm the reccvcry of my slaughter, a young girl, fourteen years of age, I Houle and fuitable Out buildings. and about tw o hundred ftatute whole iiivesile eonflitution was quite broken D y the violent orate- 1 acres of Arable. Meadow, and Palture (.and, tythe free, lying to len et a confirmed confumption. Notwithflanding the applica- , gether, and iochafed with good live Qzickfet Fences, about fifty • ' l ,O O of many medicines, alter a confb-ft. of fix months, I dsfpaired ' keen acres whereof are Freehold of Inheritance, and the relidue of her ever doing well, until I was advice.% Cra her to try your . Copyhuld for four live —held of the Dean and Chapter of Weir ...3treerbeaing pins, which in a dime time tailored the dirquicude , cetter, and fituate at Haller, in the Hamlet of Cha rlton and Parifh 41 h a boll, mid with gratitude I ment on that fle e is in the tha'e ! of Copthorne, in the County of Wocrefter, in the occupation of ley molt fanguine withes could expedt. i -.--- Pandit, a yearly tenant, who will Phew the Eftate. CATHARINE SMITH. ! i N. B. There is an excellent Bed of Lime Stone on the Eftate. No.7,Pembroke ftreet, Plymouth Dock. • The Great Turnpike Road leading from Worcefter to Lotldon ThcCe Fills may be had at the Dnelor s a honk, Na 8), Great ' Bartholomew Clofe, Weft Smithfield, with printed diredlians ' Is within half a mile of this Eltate, which is diftant from Eveftians 7orn Perftsure four,and from the City of Wor• wrapped round the female Pills, expreffing a ::umber of the melt I a bout a ir " milc " ' *timetable and authendeaked cafes, al'o the proprietors name, R. i react* about thin, en m iles, and about two from the Navigable Hinnikrong, on the diredlions ; none elle tan he genuine.--zoo • River Avon pintas reward are offered for the dileoecry of any perfon who Printed Particulars of Lot t may be bad, en aeplyinq to Ed lutitateshisktusd•writing, which is felony.—. Sold alfo, py his ap- mind Wis;ley, F.fq. Effex-court, Middle Temple, London ; Mr. I rumens, whnkr a t c an d read, by Barclay Sono, •No. 95, Drcw, of Pother'. ; Mars Smart and thormes, No. 8, Staple Lao, icet Market, Lond o n, W. by en t ry refpeetable medicine wonder , London; and at the Office of Matti, Lavender and Birch, Bee k the United Kingdom. I &am, aoKofe Qjfwe isirtlitt paniculars of aot 2 may be known. MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE. Printed for WILLIAM MILLLL, Alberlarle-ftreet. T 1 is day was puhiiihrd, with various Wood Engravings, hand fomely printed in foolfeap Bvo price Bs. in boards, embellifhed with a frontifpiece, the SECOND VOLUME of I'HE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE ; or, the A- LAST (it oar's of Timothy Tall and Samuel Senfitive. With which are now, fur the full time, intarfperfed VaateTz L 3, Mei dcntal to the prihcipal mattcr„lo Profa and Varfe—in nine addi tional Dialogues as overheard liy JAMS BEREBFORD, A. M. • Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. Alfo this day was publifhed the eighth Edition of the ?lift Vo lume, which i all() embeliiihed with a new and charaderillic Fron tifiiiece. N. 11 Both the above Plates are engraved by Serino, from ori• ginal Drawings by the Author of the Work. Alfo, is now publ:fhcd, price las a Series of Seventeen Coloured Engravings. taken from the tw* volumes of the Miferies of Hu matt life, drawn anti engraved by J. A. Atkinfon. N. B. This Set of Hurnourous Plates arc intended either to be bound up and fold with the Work, or ftparately in boards.; if the latter ' defcsiptive letter profs is given. POR rLAND PLACE. TO HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, de fi rably fituated in Portland Place, and fitted up in the moft elegant ftyle a few months ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Hours and stables adjoining. l'he Furniture, which is tuottly new, may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Portion, Architect, No. 59, Berner's•ltrcet, who is authoriftel to treat for the fame. -- FAXDAY', MAY 8, 1807 .L 0 6 7 THE CairMISSIONE Rd for . , G Bzi 4144 3 4,Tr. , 114rr. iiiiiiiiemziret6, That on Taerdiy went, the t it h init. they will be ready to receive Tenders in erritiog;(kaled up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfwentble to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the original packages, at the rate of from Forty to l fifty Tons per week, into the Vktualling Stores at Deptford"; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in tereß niumy days after date. The Conditions of the Contraft may be few at the Secretary's Office. • No regard will be bad to aley trader in whkii the trice frail not k is firted is seat at leogad, or deified, ow he delivered to the Board before ate °Wish fa 'bifida, Toga" swat, tie nth istflaid, nor seale,fe the terfoo who wake the Wrier, or foam pert is his 1144, ottani* to oaf - wee whoa failed for- VICTUALLING &MCI, April 27,2807. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTU.ALLING • HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, Jo &erell give Meier, That on Tuefday the lath of May nes, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, fealcd up, and treat For One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS, to be aufwerable to Samples to be produced with the tenders ; and For Two Hdnared Tons of GENUINE OATMEAL ; to be dtlivcred into his Majcfty's Vidtualliug Stores at Deptford, as fol low, viz. The RAISINS —one half thereof in a fortnight, and the re mainder in a month. The OATMEAL—one half thereof in one month, and the other half in one month after wards , and To be paid for by Bills payable with intereft, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contsadts may be teen at the Secretsry's °flee. No rezarel will be b.,d to any Tender in tobicl , tbo pri;eibaU not is ieferoden words at losirtb.or that foal! a o b. delewred to the Board be fare One o'Cloei on tbe faid Tacilay the iub of May ;text, nor un- Ws de !input who swirl the Tesdtr, or foar Podia ose bis Wolf, tetrad, t, ossiwer lobes called for. SYNONYM PS. This day was publillied, elofely printed Vol. D ICTIONNA IRE UNIVERSEL des Synonymes de Is Langue Praneoife. Par M. L'ABBE de LEVIZAC. _ _ - - Printed for RICKARD Pancirs, No 6, Bndge-ftrcet, Black friar, ; and to be bad of all Bookfcilers. inft publiihed, In 3 Yoh. foolfeap, Bvo. price rp.in boards, HE STRANGER in ENGLAND; or, TRA /- V RI.S in GREAT BRITAIN, containing Remarks on the Polities, Laws, Manners, Cuttonts, and diitinguilled Ch3/14CTS of that Country, and thirilvits Metropolis, with Critic orf thi Stage; the whole ince:find/4 wtth a variety Anecdotes front the German of C. A. G. GOEDR. London Printed for Mathews and Leigh, Na This day vets publiihed, In One Volume Odtavo, price IU. in bbards, AstioßT ' SYSTEM of COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, translated from the German of J. F. BLU MENBACH, Profeffor of Medicine in the Univerfity of Gottin gen. With numerous additional Notes, and an introdudory view of the eigififteation of Animals. By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.ondon, and demon ftrator of Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hofpital. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-rows This day was publifited, in Foolfcap Octavo, price 81 boards, ein bellllhed with a coloured engraving and vignette Frontifpirce, STULTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN SHIP of FOOLS. /Ere. Ferenclus. A Whip for the Horfe-4 Bridle for the Ara—and a Rod for the Fool's Back. Pubßilled by William Miller, - Albemarl -ftreet. N. B. The above is an original compoation, founded on the plan of Alexander Barclay's celebrated Tranflation of the Ship of Fools, -printed in folio, 1509. . - PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION, Under the patronage of, and dedicated by permiffion, to her Mott Gracious MAJESTY, and their Royal Highneffes the Princeffes AUGLISTA,ELIZABETH, MARY, SOMA and AMELIA, in one large quarto volume, contnining twenty Plates. price al. as. and to be delivered on her Masay's Birth Day, May 19, 1807. AN ESSAY ON TRANSPARENCIES.- By EDWARD ORME, Bond itreet, the Corner of Brook ftreet. The bell Copies to be delivered to early Subferibert. As this Work is publiflied by Subfcription merely that the Names of the Subfcribers may be printed and given with the Book--no depulit is required at the time of fubfcribing. Orders fent by letter from the Country will be attended to, and entered in Rad rotation. Jolt completed, 1 'HE ORIENTAL FIELD SPORTS. Dedi • 1. eated, by permillion, and under the Immediate Patronage of His MAJESTY, His Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALE., His Royal Highnefs the Duds of. Yo ax, the Hon. the Court of Direc tors of the Ealt India Company, &c &c. That lung projected Work of the Wild Sports of India, by Cap tain WILLIAMSON and SAMUEL. HOWE r exhibiting a novel and curious.Navu A L HISTORY of Hindoftan, it juft com pleted in twenty Numbers, at Its each. Publiflietl by Edward Orme, Bond-ftreet, the corner of Brook ftreet. May be Is id in boards, or elegantly bound. AUO, jolt publiihed, the four firit Numbers of the Barrisn FIELD SPORI s, ext. cutolin the fame approved Lyle, price ass each Number; to he completed in ten Monthly Numbers. Bond ftreet, corner of Brook-Street. CHUDLEIGH-DEVON. TO BE SOLD, IN PEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with, or without . ' any Quantity of Ground, front four to twenty Acres, at the eledlion of a purehafer. The Houle is fit for the immediate recep tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years is a com plete, handfome and very fubflautill Hone Building; Rands alone at a convenient Mance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an eaten five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next dr Road are bow windows, and a Oaf. porch—on the lint floor (the Kitchen And Offices being on the bafetnent ftorcy) area good dining room, drawing room, breikfaft parlour, and hall; four excellent lied rooms, dr.:fling room, Ste. on the fecund floor; and on the third, are five airy and good bed rooms, and over the whole is a Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre of Plearcre Ground and walled Garden furround the Houß, and every 60nm:silent Office; a large Building fur a Stable, Co teh-houfe, /cc. belonging to the Houle ; and TWO CO rTAGES near may be pnrchafed with it. .1 he Houfe is well fupplied with water, having an excellent fpring within the Building, and a fine fiream running noar. A rich Meadow, about four Acres.joins the Prengfes ; arid the other Fields. although 'contiguous, are at a (mall (Mance. Chudleigh is pleafantly fttuated in a flue (timing country, and near an cacti:lent River for ; La s good Market -town, and Resin the port road Laliug from Exeter to Plymouth; dating nine milts from the former, >t.,l about feven from the much frequented. wateri! , g places of lelgnnitiuth and Dawlifh. For further particulara apply (if by letter poll paid) to Mr. Dolling, Attorney, in Churiki6ll.--.Theareater, part at the por— thole money may remain MG 0117ttgage of tale Pringle". lew GENERAL ELECTION'. TO THE OENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS • OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. A S the Circtunilances, under which, on the 9th inftant, you re•cledted me one of your ftelrefetitatives, con tinue the fame, I have no hafitetion in again .offcring royfelf to your notice and I hope L may feel a well grounded confidence, that in fondling a repetition of that dilinguithed honour, which fo lately you unanimoully conferred upon me, I comply with what I believe to be the general with to preferve the Peace and Inde pendence of the County ; and that you wilt honour tat with your Votes and int( reft, on the day of Elcdtion. • I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the greaten refpte. Your molt obedient and molt humble fervent. London. April 29 *Soy. SCOTT TITCIi FIELD. N. Li. The Sheriff has appointed a Special County Court to be held' in the County Had, at 471t-liaury, oil Monday, the 11th day of Mai neit, at 11 o'clock at noon,for the yurpofe of the Eledtlon. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, RESIDING IN AND ABOUT LONDON. GENTLEMEN, FROM the fuddennefs of the Diffulution of Parlie went, and the day of Elation fo immediately taking place, (viz. on the z tth infant) it has not been in my power to folicit your fuffrages perfotially. The very liberal and Battering fupport I experienced front you upon a late occation, has made the deepen impreffion upon my mind; and, if I am fo fortunate as to become one of your Repre fentativcs, it (hall be my Rudy to render myfelf not unworthy of the honour conferred upon me, by a eonftant and afßduous atten tion to the high duties it imputes. I (ball take the earließ opportunity on my arrival in I.ondoa, in perfrn, to return you my fincere thanks, for the favour you have (hewn me. I have the honour to be, with the greateß eftrern, GENTLEMEN, Your obliged and faithful fervent, ALEX lINDER MACDONALD LOCKHART. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF ABINGDON. GENTLEMEN, THE honour you have this day conferred on me, by eleding mu your Reprefentative in Parliament, com mands my molt grateful acknowledgements; and I regret that word, do not enable tote to exprefs fuffieiently the feeling of my heart for your manly, difinterefted, and fuceefsful fupport. I am confident that if my opponent thinks fit to appeal to the jußice of a Parliamentary 'Tribunal, every Vote given on my fide will be confirmed,and the had votes tendered for him, will be re jedel, in conformity to the .decifions of the Returning Officer. To that upright Magittrate this refpeertable Bosough has felt itfelf obliged on many important oecafions, and his patience in heating and weighing the arguments of entinent Counfel on both fides, and the promptitude and equity of his decifions on the poll, not only entitle him to the thanks of both the Candidates, but will alfo render him fuperior to the thefts of malevolent and dileppointed i nfinuations My opponent's advocates endeavoured to minced your judge ment, in joining in the fonlith and fanatical cry of the day; and they afftdted to call my principles in queftion. I have been bred up in the holism of the National Church, .a will adhere to it as long as I live. But I am a ftrenuoua advocate for an eztenfive and liberal toleration, and it gives me pain to fee attempt, to mite religious difcord at a time when the Country mould be molt united. As to the condutft which your Reprefentative ought to purfue, it will not be neceffery for me to fay much. You have chofen me freely and independently, and I will not difgrace your choice by giving a mercenary vote, Be allured that it will be my conning endeavour to fupport our invaluable Conititution, to countenance every meafure which may tend to alleviate the burthens of the pc-ple, and to promote to the utmoft of my power the Commerce and Profperity of the Town of Abingdon. I have the honour to be, With the greateft refpedt, Gentlemen, Your molt obliged and obedient fervent, Abingdon, May 4 1?9 7. GEORGE KNOPP. THE DISSOLUTION. • CANDIDATES and all Perfons concerned in the pending General Fitaion, are informed that the INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, betides containing Biographical Ac counts of all the Members of THE SHORT PARLIAMENT, 10. eludes accounts of the Eledtive Franchife forever y place, the Num ber and Defeription of the Voters, the Returning Officer, the pre pondcrating Intereft, &c. &c. 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