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S. - R. Ain HA .P-ri-t . . . 1 . . . . • . . . . . . . .- . _Fi ..- - - " . .. e. : .0 ry(1 0., ,$ i, : - .... ~, ~ ,-,:_,• ..........0 ' ) l e .A.:_.... A.„ p., , ...r•, i) .. -14 3 .ia* 9T • . 4 lkor - ----,._____ er , i T • - - . • ......,. \ . _. • • . ,!; in ti 57 15 ! THURSDAY, MAY 1807. Imes six-rawer THEATRE-ROYAL DRURY.I.ANE. TO-MOIRO,W EVENING. MAY 22, 1807, will be prefent•d a Tragedy, called A DEL GITHA • Or, THE FRUIT OF A SINGI:F ERROR. Written by M. G. Lewis. Eft). aThe Charadters by Mere. Ellifton, Raymond, H. Siddons, Mrs. POWCII, Mrs H. siddoos. sce. PICTUALLING-OFFICB, May ts, 1607. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIUTUALLItVG GENERAL ELECTION. HIS MAYESTY's Nsfirr, a &tray Ow Notices That on Thurfday the Both of June next, they will be ready to recei►e Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for the fupply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of his Majelty's Ships and Velfels at the !Sands of Ja maica, and New Proiidence, for twelve months certain, from the ts tit November next ;and further until Gx months notice mall be given on either fide, fdr the termination thereof : the mode of pay ment to be by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrails may be ken at the Secretary's Office. I3ENTI.EMdSN, CLEILOT, AND FREFHOLDEO OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, Gerriccsism, TTNDERSTANDING that reports are circiitatect# h./ that I have it In ceintemplation to detline the ionteft, I think It incumbent upon me, its the mutt explicit manner to arum, that fuch reports arc utterly without foundation. I hale thrown myfelf upon the loyalty of the County; and math 1 fee fume musk/sing proof that its fettle againtt sue, am den:Swiped to perfevere to the loft moment that the 14w ailows the Pub to be kept sipas.—s• The increafing encouragement Which 1 daily freelire, affords me the molt fatisfatiory proof, that my bumble pretenfions are fa voured by the Eledtors in general]. I therefore tarnettly r eptelt your utmoft exertions in my favour, or rather in favour of that caufe to which 1 am upon principle attached, and which 1 hope you will remember, is not the mule of a fingle individual, but of every man who wiihes to fupport his Kai& and to maintain our glorious Conftitution in Church ant! State. To wilich will be added the Grand Romantic Melo•Drame, called TEKELI ; or, THE SIEGE OF NIONTGATZ. 'Phis chy wag publiihed. pricer s. 6d WHISTLE FOR I an Operatic Piece, in Tw o Acts, u performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. By the Hon. G. LAMB Piloted for Longman. 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No mart/ will be bad t • say limier is width the price fiall Ala k Orted is swords at kforb, sr that flail set k delivered ts tbe Board qpre *se eelech so the AM Ts4lay the iota of 7anoe seat, taw 1114f1 the Peri= sobs woke the Teske, sr fare Perlis se he &they; ettasele is taffies, woes talk fir; Nor well illy 'tender that natal= - trass A rartt piers itiosfisse arikles,as, prices sant isferior to the real wire soon others, he eosibtlfd .12 propertek admitted. __— NEW FRENCH BOOKS. TBOOSEY. No. 4. Broad- Itreet , RoyAI Ex. • change, backlit imported from Paris, an Affortment of New FRENCH BOOKS. tngether with a fro& fupply of Boot, in re gular &nand. A Lift of the former may be bad gratis. Alto, jolt publiibed, SKl+lem,nt au Catalogue des Litotes Francois, It& Inns, Allemande, HoHanded', dec. qui fe vendcnt chi= T. Boesky. T _ _ HE EDINBURGH REVTETV, No. XIX. is juft publithed. Printed for Archibald Couftable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murray. Flert•ftrett. London. It Is fold alto by every other Bookfcller in Town and Country. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your molt obedient faithful, bumble fei+ant, CHRISTOPHER DA TNEL Upper Seymour-ftreet, May ao, This day was publifhed, price ys. in boards, 'THE SCHOOL ATLAS, nr K ey to Gnlclftuith's -a- Geographical Copy Books —containing the fame Fifteen Maps finifhed and neatly coloured, as examples to be copied by thole who fill in the Geographical C. py Books. Independently of the utility of this fort of Maps in their con nexion with the Geographical Copy Books, it forms the cheapeft as well as the neateft School Atlas, which has yet been prefented to the public, and it puffelLs the advantage of ancient, as well as modern Maps. Printed for RICHARD PHILLII.3, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friar., and to be had of all Bookfellers. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA, Mar ta, 1801. SUCH Perron: as are willing to Ilipply this Inilitu tion with CANDIES, and fueh quantities of NEWCASTLE COAL, called Wan's end Coal, nteeffary for its eonfumption, and as fhall from time to time be demanded between the atth June next, and the 24th of June following, will give in their Propnfals in writing to the Commandant at his OfSce,on or before the loth of June, where particulars of the contradts may be had. THE COMMITTEES for conducing th e Elec tion of Sir CHRISTOPHER BAYNES, will meet at the following Places, viz.: The Xing's Arms, Welle/afe-Rinare ; Metres. Hunter and Rickards, Ne. 3, Charlotte-row, Manfion.houfe; and No. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. At which Places, and at Mr. Ambrofe Humphrys's, Harpnw- Erect, Bloomfbury, all Coinmunicatiuns Calculated to promote Sir Chriftopher Baynees &teeth, will be molt thankfully received. and where all neceirary Inforalation will be given . 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This day was publithed, in Two large Volumes %art°. price Four Guineas and a Half in boards, illuftrated with nearly 103 Engravings, 3-.1 of which are coloured from Nature, reprefent lag various kinds of Implements and other Machinery, ad tilted to the molt improved methods of Cultivation, the m di approv. ed Graffes and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Ca t tle, fr om original drawings by Garrard and Scott, A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE, including all the modern improvert!ents and Decoveries, In which the principles of Chemiltry are applied, in explanation of the Nature and Compofition of :toils and Ma nuref ; and thofe of other Sciences, in the Breeding, Rearing, and Fattening of different forts of Live Stock. The wilt le intended to combine and explain fully and completely the Principles and Pradtice of the Art of Modern Hufbandry. By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in Middlefex, Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture &c. 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Fifth Day, No. 7,174, in one Eighth, and 14 Sixteenths, t,OOcL Sixth Day, N 0.16,387, in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenths, tooc I. Tickets and Shares, warr2nted tindrawn, continue on Elie from eight till nine in the morning, and from four till right in the even ing—The Lottery cm:clucks Drawing on Saturday ken. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SUSSEX. GENTLEMEN, Y OUR Votes and Interell ar e eatnefily recinened for Colonel SERGISON, whole Committees will be dolly fitting at the Houfes of Mr. Henry Heatkente, Bouverie-ftreet. Fleet ftreet, and Mr Gurynne, Lewes. The Eledtlon is held at Lewes, and the Poll will cnntinue open every day item Ten in the Morning until Five in the Afternoon Any information that can be given to promote the return of Colonel Szen.sow, will be thankfully received by'the Committees The Rate of the Poll at the elofe on Wednefday, the toths-. 1 Colonel Sell:130K • 18E5 • ME. WYNDHAM • 3346 Mr. FULLER • 18y0 THE LAS!' AND NEWEST VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, In Monthly Numbers and Half-Yearly Volumes. This day was completed, price ass in boards, illuitrated by new maps,and Gthet engravings, THE FIFTH VOLUME of a COLLECTION of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVI , I s coofitting of I. Traollations from Foreign Languages of New Voyages and Traysls, never before tranflued. 11. Original and Recent Voyages and Travels, never before publilhrd. . _ _ LETi ERS horn the MOUNTAINS.—There ixticr, win be arranged it the order of time in which tiler fit.re written. _ _ MSrOCKDALE rerpealttliy acquaints the MR Public, that a Sale by Audlion of Books. Maps, and Ho garth's Works, will take place at No. al, Piccadilly, on Monday next, the 15th instant, and five following days, beginning at One &Clock to a minute. II I. .Inalyies of New Voyag:s and Travels, juft publifbed in England. _ _ _ Primed for Longman. Mark Rees and Orme, Paternofter-row. be charm of theft Letters confifts in their being the ante& efrofions of a fuperior mind There is Ruling good fenfe in moft of her remarks on Books, Manners, Education, &c. and a great thare M originJlity. She always appears to u, in a light at once telpediable and amiable. Her underftanding is Rrong. her fancy lady, her fialfibility acute. She baa the art of placing every thing before our eyes; we fee her, we hear her, and we 1k come acquainted with her: and when we Ihut her book, we fecm to take leave of a friend."—Annual Review. This day were publilbed, in Two Volumes, price toe boards, j ETTERS ADDRESSEDto the DAUGHTER J-4 of a NOBLEMAN, on the FORMATION of RELIGIOUS sad MORAL PRINCIN.E. By ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Author of" Letters on the Elementary Principles of Educa. tioo," &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. " The fatisfaCtion which we received from na Hamilton's Letters on Education, as well as from her Memoirs of Agrippina, was fueh, that we opened the volumes before us tt ith expeCtations of ainufernent and initruelion, which, though tigh indeed have tot been difappointed. We are convinced that no young lady in tie kingdom, nor old lady either, will read them with due atten dee, and carnally endeavour to °brave the precepts which their rathor inculcates, without becoming a wifer and better Chriltian." Britt® Critic, April, 1807. AIKIN'S ANNUAL REVIEW, 18c6. This day was published, In Royal Octavo, the Fifth Volume, price One Guinea in MI% boards. of THE ANNUAL REVIEW and HISTORY of LITERATURE, for the year t 845. A. AIKIN, Editor. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme; Paternofter-row. Of whom may be had, the aft, ad, 3d, and 4th Volumes, citi sr together or feparate. Price One Guinea each, in extra boards •.• Thi• Review comprifes in one Volume, Accounts of all the 'arks publifhed during the Year, (including a Variety of valua ble Publications, which never find a place in any other Review) anasgesl into Chapters, agreeably to their refpcdtive Subjedts, and• preceded by an Hiltorical Introdudtion. It is particularly winged for the Library and for Fxportation., DR. TRUSLER's PUBLICATIONS. ViEMOIRS of HIS LIFE, Quarto, price i 4.. " This, (rays a judicious critic), is a keen fatire on the pre fect age , intetfperfed with a variety of interefting anecdotes of well kno 4 vn living chanufters, penned with great fpirit, highly entertain- Int very inftrudive, and full of good Rories, well told, and well MODERN Ts stes,or the Adventures of Gabriel Outeaft, on the Plan of Gil Blas, 3 vols. with 11 high fiuifhed plates, fourth Edi tion, price tBs. ; or the Adventures of Will Ramble,3 vols. with s plates, Prke 265. 6d.—a fcquel to the above. "This author is the very Heine:irk of Hooch y."—Erg. Review. "The chandlers here introduced are drawn with fpirit and con %%they ; the different fituations are deferil eel with picafantry, and o.e are led through the train of adventures without languor or !a irliners "--Critical Review. Sold by I. Brookbank, Carter lane, Maw's' Commons. Cata logues, Vans, of all Dr. I'm/Ice's ofeful publications. BAYLEY's PATENT BLACKING CAKES, WHICH have maintained an acknowledged Su ptriority for more than Thirty Years, continue to be Sold by BAYLeT and &kw, No. s, Cockfpur•ftreet, London, price Sixpence each. - Gentkrites who do not think this Blacking makes their Boots Shine futEciontly, are rerpedfully informed , that if the Cake is dif (*ea it, inept. brand of Water, it will produce a Luitre equal t °1 2. 1 33 11 but it is mccilltry to °brave, that Vinegar is extremely injurious to the Leather, and deprives this Blacking of one of its mutt valuable Properties, viz. That of keeping the Leather fort lad pliant, and preventing it frost Cracking.—The fame ctr:et may he produced by mixing Vitriol with the Water, but the - inry to the Leather will be kill greater. N. B. To prevent Counterfeits, the Bills of Diredlions are figned illteleev, which appears on the Outlide of each Cake. W. BAYLEY. It is the oiled of this work to unite economy with information, and to reduce the enormous expences to which the public have been fubjceted, in acquiring poff.ffion of the ncweft Voyages and Ti awe's. A periodical fupply is alfo by this means kept up ofnew fadts and dikoveries, relative to all Foreign Countries, and many valuabl- works are by this fy Remade, yet cheap mode of publica tion, introduced to the Engin reader, which could never have appeared in a feparate fcrm. This publication does not eonfift of antiquated and obfolete works, which no longer exhibit the Rate of the countries to which they relate, or which eontsin informa tion to be acquired front fifty other fources, but it comprifes only the latett works, and introduces to the Reader nothing but the adtual prefent Rate of cguntries, the only information which can render any book of Voyages and Travels intereßing or &arable. Itb Volumc contains, r. Sarytfchcw's Voyage in the Frozen Ocean. 2. Reuilly's Travels Round the black Sca. 3. Fifcher's Jotustcy to Hycres. 4. Tour through Rugen. 3. Helms' Travels front Buenos Ayres to Lima. 6. johnfon's Voyage in the Indian Seas. 7. Sir Jedm Carr's Stranger in Ireland. Printed for RICHARD PUILLII.3. No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Black friars, and to be had of all Bonkfellers, either as publithed in monthly Numbers, at as 6d. each, or in half-yearly Volumes, at Iss. each ; of whom alto may be had, all.the preceding Numbers or Volumes together Of Ceparately. This day was publithed, printed in Derry samo. fimilar to Ma yor's Nepos, and Blair's Clafs-Book, illuftrated by a large Map, price 6s. bound, and lettered on the back, ANCIENT HISTORY FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS exhibiting a fummary View of the Rife, Pro grcfs, Revolutions, Decline and Fall of the Various Nations of Antiquity, from the earlieit Records of Time to the Fall of tke Romau Empire:. By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON. Of Chrilt's College, Cambridge; Mafter of the Free Grammar School, at Ravenftondale, in Weft. moreland ; Author of the Grammar of Hiltory, of the Areheo. logia Greca.&c. &e. &c. Printed fur RICHARD Pau Liars, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and to be had o' all Bookfellers, with the full Allowance to Schools. Of whom may alto be had, .1. The GR•M\IAR Of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by meant of which that important branch of knowledge may, for the firft time, be pradlically taught in fchoula. By the Rev. J. Robinfen, price 3s. bound in green. 2. 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GRECIAN HISTORY, by the fa me, a volumes, tos 9 The Biographical, Hiftorical. and ChronologialDidionary, including t sax o names of all claires and countries, by J. Watkins LLD. price Os in boards. N the above mentioned Works are exprefsly adapted to the buGnefa of Education, andto tle Improvement of thole per fon• who, on account of the previous want or imperfeetion of lima lar Books, have negketed the important Rudy of Hiftory. Mod of them have already been adopted in the /rest piddle Schools of the Empire, and thole which have accent ly been publiffied, will, it is to be prefumed, be found worjhy of funilar diftindioa• Catalogues to be bad of Mr. Stockdate, Piccadilly. • ALICE HOLT FOREST, HANTS. .fo be SOLD by AUCTION. By Order of the Surveyor General of his Majefty's Forelts, Woods, &c. by Melfrs. Allen and Ward, at the Star Inn, at Bentley, near Farnham, Surrey, on Tuefday the 26th day of May, ;8 )7, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in three l.ots, THE BARK of Soo la* OAK TIMBER a• TREES, felled for the ufe of the Navy, in the above Foreft, containing about ;62, Loads. May be viewed any day previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. William Moore, Keeper of the laid Foreft: and the particu lars and Conditions of Sale may be had of the laid Mr. Moore; alfo of Mr. Butkr, Deputy Surveyor of the Foreft, Binficld, Becks; at the George Inn, Snow-Hill, London; White Lion, Guildford; King's Arms, Godalmicg; Swan, Alm; at the Place of Sale; and at the Audioneers', Farnham. BECCI.F.S, SUFFOI.K. Any Family wiiking to exchange their place of abode for a gen teel Neighbourhood, abounding with every comfort ; or any Perron defirous of connedting a Commercial Concern with a Country Refiderice, will find this every way caleplated. TO BE SOLD, AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE, containing a Hall, Breakfall Parlour. Dining and Drawirg Rooms, five Sleeping Rooms on the Fiat Flour. and five on the Attic, double Coach Houfes and Stables f o r eight Horfe s , wi t h attac h e d and de tached Offices, accommodated to be the Refidence of a genteel Fa mily. The views arc extenfive and interefting; a Gardener's Cot tage adjoins; and the Premifes comprife nearly one Acre and a quarter of rich foil, forrounded by a lofty well planted Wall. The Furniture, or a part thereof, may be taken at a fair valua• tion.—Beceles is a very kandfome town, paved and lighted, the poor rates moderate, the market well fupplied, and the river navi gable. Diltance from Norwich s 7 miles, Yarmouth 14 miles, Loweftoft g, Bungay 6. Apply for particulars to Mr. Lincoln, merchant, at Beetles; or Mr. Page, architea, King's Road, Bedford Row, London. To five trouble, the price is sjool. Two thirds may remain On mortgage, HIS FORIC GALLERY of PICTURES, PALL MALL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—by PETER COXE, At Mr. Squibb's Great Rooms, Say Be Pottage, On FRIDAY and SATURDAY the 39th and 3oth instant, "'HIS Gallery of PiCtures contains the Works of our molt eminent Britifh Artilts, on Subjedle peculiarly inte relting to many Noble Families connedted with the molt early part of Englilh bliftory, as well as to the commemoration of events that will ever be held in remembrance by &high Subjc Among ethers it comprifes chafe very fplendid and inimitable produtions of Loutherbourg, the Great Fire of London, the De feat of the Spanifh Armada, and the Battle between Richard Cover de Lion and Saladin, in Pale Rine —Likewile, two highly diddled PiEtures by Weft, of William the Firft accepting the Crown of England, and the Subrnifflon of John to his &other Richard; with the happleft efforts of thofe dittinguithed Arent' lately demoted, Wheatley, Hamilton, and Hodges. and particularly eleven of the very Suit Work, of the late Mr.Opie, whole Chefs d'teuvre are certainly in this Culkdtion; alto, that interefting and , beautiful Picture of Lady Jane Grey In Prifon, by Northcote; with tomcat the molt highly finilhedproduaious of Smifke, Tre (hams. Fuzell, Stothard, Rigaud, Waal!, &c. &c. Two feu of the Hlftory of England, the Plates on India Paper (fix only of there have ever been pubtdited) and three Copies of the Etchings of this Work . ; likewife three Seta of Views in Egypt, Paleftine, &e. &c. Air*, the whole of the Drawings made for the Vignettes, &c. &c. belonging to the Hittory of England. This valuable Colleduion cannot but be highly interefting to the admirers of Britiih Art; they colt Mr. Bowyer to.oool. as proved before both Floats of Parliament previous to poiling the At% for this Lottery. For particulars inquire of Mr. Bowyer, Pall Mall. s MAY :3, 1807. T a MEETING of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Cumberland, holden at Wigton, this day, to confider of an Addrefs to his Majefty, for his attention to the Civil and Religious Eftablilhment of chafe Kingdoms, JOHN THOMLINSON, Efq. High Sheriff, in the Chair, RESOLVED, aft. 1 hat the Addrefq to his Majefty, now moved and (receded, is approved of unanimouily. ad. That the Addrefs be figned by the High Sheriff of the County, in the name of the Meeting. 3d. That the Addrefs be tranfmitted to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, revelling his Lorelibip to prefent the fame to his Majclty's Principal Secretary of State. 4th. That the Rcfolutions of this Meeting be Inferted in each of the County Papers, the S raa, the Courier, and Morning Chronicle. JOHN THOMLINSON, Shull On the Sberift's leaving the Chair, Jo‘ten Matt BALLAH. TIN C Dv a is, Efq was requefted to take the Chair. Rcfulved Unanimoully. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the High Sheriff, far hie able and judicious Condudt in the Chair, and that the Chair man do fign this Refolution. J. D. 13 DYKES. INSANITY. This day were pnblithed, in two Volumes, OEtavo, a new Edition, confiderably enlarged and improved, price ths in boards, - - OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE, KINDS, CAUSES, and PREVENTION of INSANITY. By THOMAS ARNOLD. M. D. Fame of the Royal College of Phyficiat . ll, and of tits Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. Printed for Ricttaao Pniaates, No. 6, Bri.ige Rivet, Black friars ; and fold by 1 bonsai C ombe, Leiceiter, and by all Bo o k (diem This day was publiihed in duodecimo, price 3s. 6d. bound, T N rßoDucrithA au Leatur Francois : ou R e . cued de pieces ebonies; avec I' explicadon des Ideates et des phrafes qui s'y trouvent. Par LINDLEY MURRAY. Auteur d'une Oranimaire Angloik, &c. &e. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paten:waiter row; Darton and Harvey, Gracechurch-ftreet; Winn and Spence, York ; and Ar:h ConitAblc and Co. Edinburgh. 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