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- m.„.210 ------ 4,_ :, A ......, ;t w ir l... ..... , r ( 0:1%...:(z..% Z • ; .r: " --_,! . at , 1 _ i • 0. '4 0 W . ?` 4 WAAL•k I ' . • - - - 91 . r 5 ...- • At• ...J y- 4 ,„ .1...c . ;:----,, [, ,-4 r. A . ... • ~ ~~ `j V .~~ ~ ~ SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 1 lBO7 NUMBER 667+1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANF« IMMSH FIRE-OFFICE. This day were puhlilhed, THOUGHTS on the Value to Great Britain'of Commerce in general, and on the Value and Importance of the Colonial Trade in particular. By CHARLIIS BOSANQUET, Efq. sold by J and J Richardfon. Cornhill ; Butterworth, Fleet arca, And Stockdale, Piccadilly THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE defirous of ex eluding tht it liberal Plan of Infurance on Houfes, Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, Shipping, and Farming Stock, have ap pointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great Britain, of whom the Propnfals may be had Gratis, as well as at the princi- pal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London. _ _ . ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, 1807, will be aded a Play, in five Ads, called LOVEK'S VOWS. reederielt, Mr. Billiton; Baron Wildenhaim, Mr. Barrymore; Agatha Fribourg, Mrs. Powell ; Amelia, Mrs. H. Siddons. To which will be added the new Grand Romantic Melo- Drama, called THE WOOD DEMON ; Or," THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." With entirely new Mune, Scenery, Machinery, Drelfes, and De corations.—The Overture and Mune compofed by Mr. Kelly. This Everting—The Soldier's Daughter; with the new Mclo• Drame of the Wood Daemon. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA.RDEN. _ ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 6, 180 7 , will be adted the Tragedy o' KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. Cooke ; Richmond, Mr. C. Kemble. Queen, Mrs. St. Leger ; Lady Anodi c Mrt,,Glover. To which MO THER GOOSE; added the New Pantomime, cabled Or, THE GOLDEN This Evening-- hhC Man of the World ; h Mother Gook.. A New IVhdlcal Piece, in two ACtb, called " Whittle for It;' Will be produced on Wedncfclay next. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GEN TLEMEN alocated under Dr. CHARLES BURNEY, will he held at the Width Cotfee-houfc, Cockfpur ftrect, on Tucf day the i4th day of April infant . Dr. CHARLES BURNEY in the Chair. VICE PRESIDEN James Edward Yonge, Efq. William Nicoll, Efq. o i EWARDi George Rickards, John Benjamin Mogan, John Smith Elward Dod Colvill, Henry Edgw• rth Bicknell, john H ,stgfon, bhp. DINNER on 'fable ree.fely at Five A:lock. Tickets to be hid at the Bar of the Britifh Coff.:e honk at tss. No Tickets to be delivered after the ixth. 'HE FRIENDS to the CIVILIZATION e nd HAYPI N E.SS of AFRICA, are defired to meet at Free Martin's Hall, in Great Q2eemareet, Lincoln's Inn Fields on Tucfday the t 4th April, at fwelve u'CLick, to confider of the belt means of profiting by the favourable opportunity about to Le af forded by the tvrmifiation of the Brit& Slave Trade, for promot ing the improvement t,f Attica. and thereby fecuring, extending, rind perpetuating the henrfits that are expected to arde to the Na Lives of that Country. from the Bill that has jolt paired into a law, This Advertifement is inferted at the &fire of ftvt ral Noblemen End GClltientt: l , friends to the Abolition of the Stave Trade; and it is hoped that Gentlemen not only in London, bot from different tarts of the Country, who with we!! to the great and intereiting ()hied in view, trill attend the propofed niecting ; fo as to fecure on early and extctitive co-optra:ion in loch meafures as it may be deemed proper to adopt. - - A T a numerous and relpeElable Meeting of the A FRIENDS of Lieut. Colonel JOHN BANNERMAN, at the King's Had Tavern , in the Poultry,the followiug Refolutions It were unaninundly carried, P. CRAUFURD BRUCE, Erg. M P. in the Chair. - • - Refolved, That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the energy. ability. AA integrity, of Lieut. Colonel BANNERMAN, which have been uniformly manifeilcd by his conduit in the important Military and Diplom.aie Rations he filled, during a period of 24 years adlual refidence in India, render that diftinguifhed ()Meer in a peculiar degree qualified fur thu important lunation of an Eall. India Diredtor. Refolved alfo, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the Court of Direetors, the Governor ....eneral in Council of India,and the Governor in Council at Madras, in the biga terms of appro • bation bellowed by t! ent refpeCtively, on the Public Services of Lieut. Colonel Banner man, will ufe its utmoll endeavours un the pre(ent occalion, to promote Cß and fecure his Eledtion. P. AU FURL) BRUCE, Chairman Colonel Bannerman's Committee will meet every day from Twelve to Four tiClock, at the King's I-lead Tavern in the Poultry, where any friendly communications will be gratefully received.—. March 16, 184. ---•- A CASE THAT MUST BENE INTEREST THE FEELINGS OF THE VOLEN r. E fitttation of a Poor Girl, who has Inll a kg. 11 has lately been laid before the Public, for the purpofe o getting her relieved from the diftrelling profpeet that lies before hen To this account mutt now be added, that within a few days the untortunate Girl, h r Father, Mother, and lour little Brothers and Sifters, have had their Dwelling datreyed by kire,and almolt every ;rade of Apparel and Furniture confunsed. Subfcriptions taken in for their relief at No. if?, Upper Timis teld-ftreet, Fitzroy-fguare; and at Mettrs. Clementi and Co.'s, No. a 6, Chelpfide. RUNAWAY APPRENFICES. "‘ITHEREAS WILLIAM SCORE, Tin• Plate v Worker, airA JOSEPH MUNDEN, Brazier, did abfent themfelves from their Mailer, on Wednefday, April 1, 1807- NOtiCt` is hereby given, that ar.y perfon harbouring or employing the raid W. S. and J. M. will hu prolecuted to the utmoft rigour of the law; and any perfcn e isiog information of them to Mr. GEORGE HARVEY, Brazier and Tin-plate Worker, Wey mouth, and lodgirg them in prifon, fo that their mafter may fetch them shall receive Five Guineas reward —The laid William Score is (hors and thin, and lifps a little, is about :8 ye rs of age, and wore when he went away a brown or blue coatis about 5 fret a inch high,and of an awkward deport mitt —kfeph Munden is lluat, and very full in the face, has a mark in the nee:. rd .the king's evil it :6 years of age, 5 feet s inches high, and ware when he went away a purple coat, nankeen trowfers, and white VOlt thole diftleflinz Debilities which prevent or render tinhappj the Man age State, (but coolant, with a due gard to dtlit.acy he mentioned in a Newfparer) lra.g copericnce b I , roved Sir HANS SID 4.N F.'. REST() r. rt E and RTA NIMA TING PILLS to be the matt certain and fovrrrign Remedy. . . , A Pamphlet more particularly defcriptivc of their virtues, may be h t i';ratis) at Mr. Patin's, No. 22. Southampton-nrCet, Co. Ve t t;arden, where (by fpecial appointment) they are fold whole tile and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfons in the Country, enclofill the amount, free of poflage, they will he immediately forwarded. Price los. 6d. The ONLY WAREH4USE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE. WILLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. ROBINSON begs to intotm the Nobility and Pub lic, -1-N- that heir corftantly receiving from his Manufaelory at Tunbcidge Wells, a treal fopply of goods of every defcription in the above line, confuting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Moraic Work ; WO Work, Writ ing' Drawing, Netting, and Card Boxes. Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Caddies; Tambour and Fm broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reds, all kind of Turnery Ware, &c. &c. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to mer chants, and Captains in the Ealt and Weft India trade. Every article made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. ladies works vamiihed without dileolouring, old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varolfhed to leok like new. All forts of Etighlb and Foreign Per fumery. A good allotment of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every defcription. N. B. All the Abbe Getaltier's Works, with an extenfiv4 colledion of InFtrudlive tames, Children's Book s, heft White Copal and other Varinih, fold tor Ladies Own tile, at Rolnufon's Warahoule. THE 14th OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, i and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Money. THIS is the moll extraordinary Scheme ever pro duced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedentednum bee of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 14th of April will he a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prize. of £ zo,ooo are 4 •••• 10,000 .... r 4•••• 5,000 =MI 10 1,000 -- 10 - 500 30 .. 100 - 4o -- so 20 3,0 00 3.oooFirft draws Tkkers zo each 480.000 40,000 20,0c0 Laso,ooo sSiGoo Tickets. FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, alt Day, - - £20,000 ad Day, -. 20 000 3d Day, .. ao,coo 4th Day, - 20,000 sth Day, - - to,ooo • 6th Day, - - - 10,003 TICK ETS and SHARES are idling at all the old citabliihed Offices hi England. Ireland, and Scotland. Tice t - £ 19 17 o Half - jj to 3o I Fighth £ll2 0 Quarter - s 3 0 Sixteenth - t 6 6 The Firlt drawn Ticket will receive ao,oool. NEW STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING 14TH 'THIS MONTH. I'ICKETS and SHARES are felling at DRUM. MOND'. OFFICE, No. 65, Fleet-Greet. _ _ The Firft Drawn Ticket on the Firft Four Days of Drawing will be entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds each ; the Firft Drawn the fifth and Sixth Days to Ten Thoufand Pounds each; and the Firtt Three Th• ufand Tickets, in addition to any c:htr Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitle. 4 to Ten Pounds each A. DRUMMOND willies to remind his Friends and the Public of the aUvantage to be gained by an early Purchafe. THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY x begins Drawitg the 14th of THIS MONTH, offering to the Pubiic a m.,ft advantageous Scheme, viz. 4 Prize, of . £ 20,000 4 • I 0,0:0 4 ' 5. 003 10 1,000 &C. '' &e. &e. And the peculiar advantage of the lira 3,000 Tickets being enti titled to tot each Quit and above any' other Prizes that may he drawn aikainft them. rickets and Sharesare felling at CARTER's, Ni.. 8. CHARING CROSS, thr oI.ULST OFFICE. Every Adven turer in the prefent Lottery will hr prefcnted with a New Lottery Dirtdory, or a Key to the Capitals, by CAR r ER ON LT (Gratis). CARROLL and Cn No. 26, Oxford timer, near Rathhonc PI tce, are ft Wog Tics: ETS and Su A R es, in great Variety of NUmbers, for the THIRD STATE LOTTERY for PB:6. which will FOn Drawing on the tsth of this Month, the Scummy of which itands unrivalled by any former one; and claims p a rticular attention from the Public, as It confifts of the following Numerous CAPITAL PRIZES j viz. 4 Prizes of kto,ooo Ito Prizes of £ t,coo 4 to,ooo to sco 4 &C. Ste. Etc. The Firß-dr.vrn 3,010 Tickets, in addition to any other Bene fit that may fall to them, will be entitled to t• L each. CARROLL and Co. Melt their Friends and the Public to he early in their Purchate, as the principal Capital I'rizes will he Drawn on the Set Four Days. In the bit November State Lottery, No ta.103, a Prize of to,oool was fold in (lateen Sixteenths by CARROLL and Co ; and No. 6,051. a Prize of 5001 was likewife fold in Shares; and, in former Lotteries. Capital Prizes to a very confi derable amount Country Correfpondents, and all Orders will be pundtplly att:nled to—schemes to be bad gratis' STATE LOTTERY. - - - FIRST DRAW N TICKETS entitled to CAPITALPRIZES. HAZARD, BURNS and Co. N. 93, Royal Exchange, London. (by whom every Prize of the above de. fcription was Sold and Shared in the laft Lottery) are now felling Flex crs and SHARES tor the STATE LOTTERY, which will begin Drawing the lath of Apri! hut. The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Fite Days of Drawing will be entitled to TWEN FY THOUSAND POUNDS each, and the Firft drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 3000 Tickets, in addition to any other 13t.ncfit that may fall to them,will be en titled to Teta Poo NDS each. The CAPITAL PRIZES in the tae Lottery Sold at their Office were, of 30000 t of tax); and of 2.%cr:to 3 of 1000. a of to,oco All in Shares, And one of S,OOOl. in a lAritele Ticket. •.• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on I the fame terms as if prefent. CI FY FREEHOLD 1.0 . 1 TERY. VALUE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. T HE DRAWING of this LOTTERY is unal terably fixed for the t4th inftant, no Tickets can poflibly be fold after the t.;th.—l he encreafing demand for Tickets having occasioned another advanc , .: in Price, the Public is moft relpeet fully informed that they m ty, by an early application, be fupplied at the ' , relent Price sl. to..—At No 1. 4, 7. O. and 49, Skinner ftreet ;Not, S. and 8, Prickett•ftteet, Temple-Bar; No, 88, Corn hill; No. GB, l'hreadneedle street; 15, Piccadilly; 2, Leiccfter. (pare; 24, King ftrcet, Covent-Gardut ; and 3, Micories. Inkrances due at Lady-Day mutt be paid on or before the gth day of April. Common Infurance is. per Cent.—hazardous, 33 —Doubly Hazardous, ss. • FARMING STOCK, as. 6d. per Cent. only ROBERT SKELTON, See ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. March, 1807. P ERSONS whole annual Premiums fall due on the 25th hilt. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at tale Company's Offices, over the ROYAL Ex.. CHANGE and in PALL-Mn I.L,as Well as by their refpedive Agents in the feveral Counties; and the parties allured are repelled to ap ply, for the renewal ut their Policies, en or before the gth of April next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then .expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec. ••• Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Offiets, for the Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships in Ho bour, In Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire ; and alto for the Affurance of, anti granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies quill 6e ;ford free of expense to the "flared where the Annual Premium otmunts to 61. or upwards. NATIONAL LIGHT and HEAT COMPANY, Fur the Introduction of Coke and Gas Lights. FROM the unfavourable (late of the Weather, the experiment how to Light a Street is deferred (by particular ddire) until further notice.—Subfcriptions are ftill received at Meffrs. Devaynesand Co. No 39, Pall Mall ; Sir Matthew Blox am, No 27, Graccchurch-ftreet ; and at this Office—where Plans &c. may be had, with feveral Pamphlets in elucidation. Monday, M'ednefday. and Friday, at Fight o'clock in the Even ing, the ufua, &c—and on Tburfday the Lords and Commons. and their Families INSO ft. Pall Mall, Nos 97 and 98. —April 1. N. S. Suhfcriptions arc alto received at the molt rdpcdtable Country Banks. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A N EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirably fituated .L in Portland Place, and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyk a few mouths ago; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houle and Stables adjoiniog. l'he fo:niture, which is moltl new. may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Portion, Ai chitedt, No. S 9, Berucr's•ttreet, who isSuthorifed to treat for the fame. This day was publilheil, in two VOIP. !MO. price Ss bound, A New Fdhion of AHISTORY nf ENGLAND, in a Seriel nf Let ten from a Nobleman to his Son, continued to the Pelee of On the Tab natant will he publidied, Hatulforntly printed in one Volume Odavn, PRAYERS and OFFICES of DEVOTIOR, for Families and for particular Perform upon molt occafinne, By BENJAMIN JENKS, Late Redo! . of Harley in Shropfhlre, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable the Earl of Bradford. The Twenty-64h kilition, Altered and improved, by the Rev. CUALL9 SI Nt cox, Fellow $( King's o,llege, Cambridge. Panted for W. J and J. Richardfon, F. C. and j. Rivingtnn, J. Walker, Scat herd and lA•tterman, G. Wilkie and J. Robinfon„ Lackington, Allen, and Co. Longman, ifurit, Rees, and Orme, Mawntan, and Matthews and Leigh. - SVNONYMES. This day was publithed, price 6s. in boards, in one clofely printed Volume, D ICTICY:-INAI RE lIWV-ERSE". des Synonymes 4s la langue Francnlfc. I'ar M. OAl3l3E,cle I.EVIZ AC. Printed for RICHARD Putturs: No 6, Bridge- ftreet, Black friars; and to be bad of all Bookfellers. DR. ‘IAVOR'S NEW %t r Zk This day was publifhed, in two el Tan; Villisnsesifoolfcap atm. Price Nine Sbilliugs in boards, , AFATHE It's GIF I' TO ,Hig CHILDREN; confining of original ESSAYS, -TALES, FABLES, RE. FLECTIONS, &c &c. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Flunky, in Be rhfbire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira. Printed for RiCl/ARD Puir.Lirs, No 6, New Btidge-ftrect ; and to be had of all Bookfellers. LANE, NEWMAN, and Co. beg leave to announce the piblica• tion of a New Novel, by Mrs. ROCHE, Author of the Children of the Abbey, &c. In Five large Volumes, 1:mo price tl. 73. 6d. in boards. THE - DISCARDED SON; or, The HAUNT of the BANDITTI. Alfo new Editions of the ioilowing, lately publifb:d, by the fame Author, Children of the Abbey. Fifth Edition, 4 vols. r4s. fewed. Vicar of Lao f dow•n Second Edition, z vols 7s. ditto. Maid of the Hamlet. Second Edition, a vas 7s. ditto. Printed for Lane, Newman, and Co. Minerva Office, Leaden. ball-lireet, and fold by every Bookielter in the United Kingdom. The day was publiihed, a New Edition, in fmall (Mavis, price 15s. in boards, A, DICTIONARY of MUSIC; te) which is pre fixed a familiar Introdurftion to the SCIENCE of HAR MONY. EIyTHOMAS BUSBY, Muf 1). Ft. The prefent Work is offered to the Public as a complete and comprchenfive MufieihiPialonary. The want of fuch a work has long been Mt by ftuderits,amateure, and profellbrs. In board ing (chorale and private families, it will be found of indifpenfible ufe to every young lady beginning to pra!!ice; and it will be no lets acceptable as an appendage to every Piano Forte, and to the I.ibrary of every proficient in the Pradiee of Mufic Printed tor RICHARD PUlLues, No 6, Biirlge-ffrett, 'Mack. friers; and fold by all other Mutic•falers and Bookfellers in the Coked Kingitir.i. On the iith intl . . will be psibiithed, 1-fatt.lfurnely printed in Two Volumes Odiavo, [ 'HE xvoitKs (.f•EPICTE rus, cnnfilling of his 1 - Directories, in foir Books, preferved by Artian, the Entakirl dion, and Fragments. 'Fratill3ted from the Original Greek, By the late Mr-. ELIZABE rH CARTER, With an lottoduclion and notes by the Tranflator. . _ . The Fourth Ldition, with the Tranilitres laft Editions and Corrediot,s. Printed for F. C and 5. Rivington, Nn. 61, St. Paul's Church yard. By wh•nn Next Month writ he publiihed, Handfom.ly primed in Qlfarto, in one large Volume, Menmies of the Life of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, with a new Edition of her Poems, force of which have never appeared before ; to which will he added, Come Mifcellaneous Fffays in Profe, toge. Cher with her Notes on the Bible. and Anfwers to Objedions con. corning the Christian Religion. By the Rev. Montagu Penning ton, M. A. Vicar of Northbourn, in Kea, her Nephew and Executor. THE NEW REVIEW. day was publithed, Price Half a Crowe, Num sea IV. (To be continued Monthly), .iSos. TO which are added. Two Letters on the . Study and I3icgraphy of the Ancient and Mo leen Britith Hittorlans. Primed for F. and C. Rivington, J. Johnfon, J. Walker, Scatcherd and Lettermen, G. Wilkie and J Roninfon, Longman, Hurd, and Orme ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. This day was publiflwd, price ,a. 6d. • - ALETTER to SAMUEL. WHITBREAD, Efq M. P. on his prupofed BILL. for the AMr.NUNIENT of the POOR LAWS. By the Rev. T. R. MALTHUS, A. M. Late Fellow of Jefus College, Cambri.l, , ,e, and Author of the i.ffay on the Principle of Population. Piloted for J. Johttfon, in St. Paul's Churchyard; and Jolio Hit,hard, Where may be had, the Third Edition, in two Voltmes, Octavo, price One Guinea, in hoards, The ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPULATION. VOYAGES DE CYRU::. This day was publifhed, in same, ;Tic: 49.6 d. bound. A New Edition of LES VOYAGES de CYRUS ; avec ttn Difcnurs . fur la Mythclogie et la Theologic dr. A nacos. Par M. RAMSAY. Seconde Edition, avec la Signification de. Mots les difficiles en Atiglois au has de chaque page. Revue Sc. fcii;n ailment corrigi.:e par Dr Wanoltrodit Printed for T. lloofey. Broad ftrcet, Royal Excising.: ; Maw. man. Poultry; Dolan and Co. Soho *are; H. 1) Symonds, Pa. it-molter rnw; Lackington and ( o Fitifbury Nuare ; and C. Law, Ave Maria lane. Where may he had, Belif ire, et Fragmens de Philolophie Morale, par Marmontel, price 4s. bound. Alfo Promrnadei de Vk'turines; nu Soirie. Amufatites et Inaruetiv,:s, par Mifs Le Noir, t amo. price 31. 6d. bound. , Formirg • l'wo Volumes' at the gents annual exp:mce of 305. 1 'HE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY CENSOR, for APRIL, 1807. Containing Analyks—Critkifitis--and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, Englilh and Foreign —Written By MEM LIERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The Contents of this Number will belt Isefpeak the VA. RIZTY. the.-COMPLETENESS, the NOVELTY. at.d the PROMPTI TUDE which it is intended mall fupereminently charadterize this new Critical Journal. CONTENTS OF No. IV. THEOLOGY. HICTORY. Primitive Truth, i . a Hiftory Burney's Britilh Neptune of the Internal Mate of the VOYAGES AND TWEE). Reformation Waring's Four to Sheeraz Bifhop Horfley's Charge to the BIBLIOORAPHI. Clergy Slat's Mix bate. of Liters- Nicholfon's Vindication of the tore and Scarce Books Holy Scripturts POETRY. ' Nifbett's Attempt to difplay the Mickle's Poetical Works Original Evidences of Cher-. Oxford Prize Poems tianity in their genuine Sint- - THE DRAMA. plicity Tobin's Curfew R yier's Sermon preached at N aro an t. ruttosarnY. Leicefter William. on the Climate of Gravec's Sermon preached at Great Britain St. Patrick's, Dublin S, LAW . ) TAX RECEEMED. rOLITIC9. FREEHOLD CITY 1.0 fTEßY—Ticiters, 51. 108. NeNVIHMI% &SHIM at the Bap- Lord Henry Petty'. Speech on tEL Monthly ACuciation HE PUBLIC and the SUBSCRIBERS in par - a Motion to bring its a Bill to T Cracknell's Sermon at tioxton provide far the more aft ticular, are refpeafully informed, that the Tickets in the Chapel trial Examination of the pub- City Freehold Lottery are felling in great variety of Numbers, at , MEDICINE. • lie 4ccounts, Ate. W. F. Rolte ' s ()twee, Agent to the principal Proprietor; No t, i Pinel's Treatile on Infanity ff l au r t e na l il a e n mß d co a n i arl t ki h tsr e 0 an O rri pc h cgi recent eenn o t f NEW SERIES — MONTHLY MIRROR. A (bort View of the Politic-aI and 8, Piekett- ft rect. Temple - Bar; No. 1,7, 9, the grand Hotel, ' Anatomical Exam;nations the New Parliament, with State of Great Britain and and 49, Skinner ftreet; No. as, King-ftreet, Covent-Garden ; and On the firft of April was publifhed, No. 111. foe March, of a New Serivs of 3 eItISCRVDENC , :. t a n t i es . d r o e r a s tire an o d f No. 68, Threadneedle area, clofe to the Bank. • The DRAWING of the CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY is THE MONTHLY MIRROR; a work In 100 e. the ire l h ' a a f w e rs o o f f pc:Atka). fixed by the TkusrF.Es for the 14th of APRIL, an tl i -I- eftablithed, and fo liberally patronized, 2s to require. at this the Twenty•two fiat Numbers drawn out of the Wheel on the hour, more thanks for favours received than recommendation to ORIENTAL LIZERATCR; of fplendid relents tke. morning of the t4th of April, are declared by the Ad to be the future encouragement. The prefent Number contains, amongtt Gitchrift's Britith ludian Mo- Burke's South American lode- Prizes ; therefore the Public are informed, that no Ticket can be other entertaining. interefting, and inftruaive articles, a Biogra- nitor, vol. Itt peridence purchafed after Nine o'clock on the morning of the 14th of April. phical Sketch of Mils Bolton, of Covent Garden Theatre, with a fine itioortartiv. Concife Statement of the (Inef- Schemes gratis—Ground Plans of the Buildings with the Tickets liken& by De Wilde; an admitahle Critique on Gifford's Maffinger, i The Hifloric Gallery of Por- tint regarding the A'°lidos gratis. ace . Reviews of Eteloe's Anecdotes of Literature and fearce 80.•k5,. traits aod Paintiogs, No. I. of the Slave Trade The CAPITAL PRIZE in the City Freehold Lottery, is the Cares Stranger in Ireland, &c. Some excellent Remarks nn Acling Voltaire'. Ham. Lise, and Mr. Whitbread's Speech deli. grand [aortal' and Commercial Hotel, fituated in Sftinner kreet, and Adtors, under the head rritith Stage; a variety of Poetry; Campaigns of Charles XII. vered ip the Houk of Cool valued at 'MEN FY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and sp. st full account of every thing theatrical, both in town and country, King of Sweden mons on Monday, Jan. 5, ward, and is allowed to be the molt extenfive Building of the kind and with Domeftic Events, a fort of Literary Intelligence, which gurney's Naval Heroes of 18:"7, on the Subject of the in England. will be found entirely new. 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