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V e ‘ 1 7 • dP4re, ‘: •6 , • • • * i d/ -.." 4*4 a 5-1 • • -10.3 6iVIV i tta I - . • • •46 ‘+'s v_.2t • , " st : 6 s e s,„ , FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1807. NUMBER 56731 ---;. Lpk,c3bir.pg.voi THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. LORDS ORENVII LE AND HOWICK. This day was pubThed, price ts. or 21. 123 6d. per hundred, LErrEtts addrelied to I.nrd GRENVILLE and Lord Howlett, upin their removal from the Councils of the King. in conicquLace of their attempting the total repeal of the Tett l.aws, applicable to the lierv , •:e of his Welty's Army and Navy. By a PROTESTANT. Printed fur John Stockdale. Piccadilly. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. This day was cubblhed, price to.. 61. in Boar.ls. i Is. In Red, or tar. Calf gilt, a new and calarged Edition, reviled to the Eirit of March. of ABIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, containing brief but corral Nut.14:04 of the Lives, the Family and Party Connections the Senatorial Cha ndler and Conduct, and other ufeful and fai4fa6tory Particular , relative to all the Members of the prefent COMMONS HOUSR of PARLIAMENT; drawn up and printed as a Companion to the Court Kalendars and the Pocket Peerages. Printed lir Ric!: Alt D Pnrwrs, No. 6, Bridge-street , Blackfriars. TO.MORROW EVENING, APRIL 4, 1807, will be acted the Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. To which will bt added the new Grand Romantic Melo- Drama, called THE WOOD DEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." 'With entirely new Mufic, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and De cogitions..—The Overture and Mufic compofed by Mr. Kelly. This Evening—The Duenna ; with the Wood Dzmon ; or, " Tin:Clock has Itrutk." THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 4, iBO7, will be abed a New Comedy. called THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertinaz Mr.cfyeophant, Mr. COOKE. Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Lady Rodelpha Lumbereourt, Mrs. GLOVER. To which will be added the blew Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—The School of Reform; or, How to Rule a Rutland with Mother Goofe. A Nei/ Mufteal Piece, in two Acts, called " Whiffle for It," will be produced on Weilnefday neat. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, PALL MALL. j\TOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the 1.1 Proprietors purfuant to Adjournment will be held on Thurfday next, the gth inft. at Twelve o'Clact, at the Crown 3r4 Anchor in the Strand, to tied additional Diredtors, to atft with thofe already choral, conformable to the Regulations of the Inflitution and alto to proceed upon filch other Matters as may then be propoied. R. F. THOMPSON, Solicitor to the Inftitution. PRINCESS OF WALES. INTERESTING PARTICULARS relative to • the late COMMISSION of ENQUIRY into the CONDUCT of Hcr ROYAI. HIGHNESS, with Abltradts of the Minutes, of the Proceedings drawn from ()facial Documents, will be publilhed in the ERI nsH NEPTUNE of Sunday next, the sth of April. Together with a great variety of other important Intelligence. Publiibed at the Office, No. 143, Fleet-ftrect, London, and may be had of all Bookfellers,Newfmen, &c. in Town and Country. THE 14th OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Money. THIS is the moft extraordinary Scheme ever pro dueed in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprecedented num ber of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn t 4th of April will be a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £2o pact 4 10,003 5,000 10 I,COO 10 500 30 100 40 SO 3,000 23 3,cooFirft drawn Tickets ro each are £BO,OOO 40,003 20400 IC,COO S ,COD MIND 3,000 2,0..^0 60,000 •••• 30,000 as,coo Tickets. Laso,ooo FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, aft Day, - - £20,000 ad Day, - 20 000 3d Day, .4 20,000 4th Day, . 20,000 sth Day, - - 1..,C00 6th Day, - - . io,ooo TICK E. FS and SHARES are felling at all the old eftablithed Offices in England. Ireland, and Scutland. Tice t - f. to 17 o Half • £to 3 o I Eighth 4212 o Quarter - 5 3 o Sixteenth - a 6 6 The Fiat drawn Ticket will receive ao,oool. FASHIONABLE DANCING AND MUSIC. ALLEN and PRINCE privately complete La dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in the modern Style, at No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and No. to, Great Alie-flreet, Goodman's Fields. Their Plans ex prefsly formed for thole who with the acquirement private, ex peditious, and fuitable to perfons of rank and fafhion. That others wifhing to learn cheap need not go to Dancing Schools, where bad company nrevt, public I.effons are alfo given two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours for Children, fix to nine ; grown up Pupils, nine to half part ten. Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Tkoroug'i Extempore ßak Play ing, and Mufic in general, at School Prices.—:Schools and Fami lies attended. _ _ Piano Fortes Sold ,Eachanged, Let on hire, and Tuned. SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN THE z47n OF APRIL VEX r. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, CORNUILL. OXFORD STREET. and St. JARIZI.S.STRCET. (eßablifhed 5o Years) are now felling the Tickets and legal Shares on the belt Terms, at their above Offices, where all Prizes are paid on demand. SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of 220,000 4 0,000 • 4 3,cCe &c. &c. NEW MUSIC. Publiflied by CLEMENT! and Co. N 0.26, Cbeapfidc. PIANO-FORTE MUSIC. VIOTTI's Serenatas, book i fk, Bs—Ditto's, book 2tl, Es—Woelfl's Sonatas, with Airs, op. 38, Bs—Grans Duets, op 15,81—Haigh's Prelude and Dante Coracque 3s.—Wil kins's Grand March 23. VIOLIN AND FLUTE MUSIC. Haydn's Syl and Taft Quartette, with a Canons, ss—Viotti's Serenatas, two violins, bo k Tit, Ss—Ditto's, book ad, B.—Weid nor's three Duets, Flutes, 6s—Vio•ti's Quartettes Serenatas, Flute, Ss 6d—Ditto, ditto, book ad, 8s 6d—Litto Duets, Flute, book ift and ad, each 81. N. B. Our Manufadli ry in Tottenham court road having been deftroyed by Fire, to prevent mifreprcfentation we deem it pro. dent to inform the Public, that through the exertions of our neigh tours and friend., we have fated a much greater part of our Grand and Small Piano-Forte Cafes, and feafuned materials, than could Lave been expedled, confidering the dreadful conflagration. It alfo affords us confolation, under the preffure of our fevere lofs, to be enabled to add, th.it our bufinefs will experience no inconvenience rom the above circumftance, the finifhing part having always been onduded at our extenfive Premifes, 26, Cheapfide. BROOKE & Co. Stnck.Brokers, and Licenfed Lottery Office Keepers,l3 7, Piccadilly, eftablifhed Fifty-three Years, return their fincere and unfeigned Thanks for the very flattering and general Support given their Office ; and thcy refpeet. fully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have a very large fupply of TICKETS and SHAKES, in the greateft pnllible Variety of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that begins Draw ing listli of APRIL, and which contains 4 of 23,0001. 4 of 10.0001. 4of 5,03 I. to of t,OOOl &c. &c. Brooke and Co. have fold and regiftered Thirty-five Shards of Capital Prizes in the Taft Year, including a ic,cool. WOBURN PARK FARM. SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE. 9'HE SALE of LEICESTER TUPS, EWES, and LAMBS at Woburn Park Farm, is poftponed from June 15th, to September, when the entire Stock of New Leicefter Sheep belorsing to the Duke of BEDFORD, will he Sold without referve, due Notice will be given of the particular days of Sale. The Sale and I.ct , ings of South-down and of Cattle, will take flue at Woburn Park Farm, on Monday the 15th of June, accord ing to the Notice given at Lord Somerville's Shew in March La. Woburn Park Farm, April 2, 1807. COAL TAR BROWN and PAINTaPREPARED for OUT- DOOR PAIN r'HE Public are moil refpea folly informed, that the - 1 - above mentioned articles continue to be prepared by the Bri tint Colour Company only, No. 1, Walbrook, London. The Paints are of various fhades of Green and ether Cr.lours. peculiar. ly adapted for ufeful and ornamental Covering, and are racily ap plied,being fold in a Rate for ufe. The Coal Tar Brown is recommended for barns and all rough fencing, is g a good / colour, and will be found cheaper and wore durable than Common Tar. N B. White I.ead and all forts of Painters Oils and Colours of the heft quality, Linked Oil Cake for Cattle, &c. MR. HAYWARD refpeftfully informs the Public foe Term he had in his late Houfe, No. 10, Ludgate Hill. being expired, he is removed to No. 56, Piccadilly, corner of Al bany, where they may be fupplied with all 11.1 r. GREENOUGIi . / and other Genuine Medicines. PECTORAL I.OZ ENGF.S of TOUT which 50 years trial proves fuprrior to molt other Medicines for the caring of Coughs, Hoarfen..ll .1, Sore Throats, Shortnefs of Breath, &c TINCTURE. for Cleaning Preserving, and Beautifying the Teeth and diet:Wally curing the Scurvy in the Gums, and TINC TURE Tot the 'Tooth•aahe, which Trident fails to give immediate cafe. without injuring the Teeth. None of the above articles are genuine except R. Hayward is on the Stamp They are fold Whokfale by Newhery and Sons, St. Paul's Churchyard; Dicey and Co. I3ow Church.yard ;and Retail by the Vendersof Genuine Mcdreino. 11R. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER and ANA 4-, LEP I'IC PILLS prepared a: the reduced prices of I. 9d the packet, and is. 9d. per box, by Benkimiri Perrin, Chemift, No. 23, Southampton.ftreet, Covent Garduu, London, the only per• .tin who ever prepared them fur the lite Dr. Robert James —they are equally genuine with thole fold of double the price. Alfo Per tins Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully white, preferve them from decay, and prevent the l'ooth Ach—in tort, it will do all that can pAlibly be done by any preparation, innocent in its nature and ple.ilant in its tire, and will prove a va liable acquifition to every individual defirous of Teeth found, clean, and wirte, or cf Gums, healthy, firm, and florid ; in boxes I n price as. 9d. eac h Ladie, paic:liar is! Lavender Water will find their ream much gratifi:d by Perrin's Double Diflilled, at as. 9d' per honk equal to any in London, altliou;l1 fold at a much big ha vise. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. - ' Lungs AND GLNTLIIIRN, THE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR, in the room of the late Sir S FEPHEN LUSHINGTON, Bart. having been fixed for Wednefday, the Bth of April, I earnestly fo licit the attendance of my Friends at the Ballot, and molt grate• fully acknowledge the liberality and kindnefs I have experienced from the Proprietors in general during my prefent canvas, Which gives me a very flattering profiled of fvccefs. I molt anxioutly with to pay my perfonal rcfpeets to tvcry Proprietor in or near London,but lf, from the continual changes of refidence in fo eaten five a canvas, my drfign in that rcfpeet lhould be frultrated, I have only to hope the (=Mon may not be attributed to any intentional negledt or difrefpedt —I have the honour to he, with the utmott refped, Ladies and Gentlemen, your molt faithful and obedient Servant, JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN. No. 2, Harley Place, March 24, tgo7. Lieutenant• Colonel BA N NLa ter n N's Committee will meet every day, from twelve to four o'clock, at the King's Head 'Cavern, in the Poultry, where any friendly communications will be gratefully received. ARMY. AMAJOR of INFANTRY wifites to Exchange to CAVALRY, or to a Single Battalion —Letters ad drefli.d P. Z. Spring garden Coffee Hoare, will:be immediately attended to. STATE I.OTTFRY. FIRST DRAWN TICKETS entitled to CAPITA!. PRIZES. HAZARD, BURNE 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 rICKETS and SHARES for the SPATE ItOTTLRY, which will begin Drawing the 14th of April next. The Firit drawn Tickets on the Four Firft Days of Drawing will be entitlrd to TWENTY THOUSAND POUND each, and the Hilt drawn on the Fitch and Sixth Days to TEN THOU. SAND POUNDS each; and the Firft drawn 30^O Tickets, in addition to any other benefit that may fall to them, will be en titled to TEN Pou NDS each. The CAPITAL PRIZES in the taft Lottery Sold at their Office were, of £ 3 3.000 I t of £ ;eon; and • of 20,000 2 of two. • of to,azo All in Shares, And one o' s,oool. in a Whole Ticket. •.• Orders from the Country, with remittance, attended to on the fame terms as if prefcn t. Next week will he publifhed, in is vols. Bvo. price bi ins. 6d: WORKS . of Sir WILLIAM JONES, with a LIFE of the AUTHOR.. By Lord TEIGNMOUTR Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; and Johu Walker, Pa ternofter-row. Of Viom may be had, A few Copies of the above Work, in eight vols. royal gto. etc potty bound in Ruifia, price 211. NOUVELLE OUVRAGE DU GENERAL DUMOURLEZ Aujourd'hui eft public, prix as. 6d rartonne, CAMPAGNES du Mareehal de SCHOMBERG en Portugal, depuis l'Annie 166% julqu'en 1668. Park GENERAL DUMOURI /f Veft au ewer que je park, et non pas a l'cfprit." Oka Ricnalto PUILLIP3, Bridge•ftreet,l3lackfriaral; Debofic Currard.ftrret ; Dulau et Co. Soho-rquare. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This day was publifhed, hantifomely printed in Seven Volumes 061.av0, with a number of Copper Plates, price 31. 45. 6d. in boards; or 31. 12s. in Numbers, HE FARMEK's MAGAZINE ; a Periodical .1. Work, escluencly devoted to Agriculture and Runi Affairs, for the Years 1800, iBor. 1862, 18.130804,18 - 3, and 18oS, COM poled entirely of Original Papers, publifhed quarterly. Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co. EdOnburgh ; and John Murray, Fleet area, London ; :ilfo by the principal Bookiellers in Town and Country. No. XXIX. bang the sit Number of Volume Bth, was pub• lithed on Monday, Fi.b. 9, price as. 61 and will ba continued rtgularly every three months This day were publifhtd, in ()dart), price ss. NAVAL ANECDOTES ; or, A NEW KEY to the PROCEEDINGS of a late ADMINISTRA TION. Co. Pilo loft, memorii nofri, vir a multis vitiis integer, Ted pravus, et cui placebat pro conßaniii rigor. Seneca de Irl, lib. t, e. t 6. London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge ftrcet ; and fold by every Bookfeller in the United Kingdom. A Proper Prefent for Young Patons of either Six, and a ufeful Book in Schools. This day were publithcd,intl;;;Volionies, I tmo. price toss 6d. or on better paper, 3 vols. crown Bvo price &Bs. in hoards, ELECTIONS from the TATLFR, SPECTATOR, 41W GUARDIAN, and FittEHOLDERt With 3 Preliminary Eficay. By ANNA Lit: 11 CIA BARBAULD. Printed for J. 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EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL This day was publilbed, price 3s. No. X. of THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI. CAL JOURNAL; exhibiting a candle View of the latett and molt important Difcoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Phar macy. Edinburgh• Printed for Archibald Conftabfe and Co Edin burgh; and John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-ftreet, London. Of whom may he bad, No. i. to IX, of the above Work, price ays in Numberq. LANE, NEW MAN, and Co. beg leave to announce the publics • tion of a New Novel, by Mrs. ROCHE, Author of the Children of the Abbey, &c. In Five large Volumes, ramo. price tl. 73. 6d. in boards, THE DISCARDED SON; or, The HAUNT the BANDITTI. Alfo new Editions of the following, lately publiffi d, by the fame Author, Children of the Abbey. Fifth Edition, 4 vols. 145. fewcd. Vicar of Lanfdown. Second Edition, a vols 7s. ditto. Maid of the Hamlet. Second Edition, a vols 75. ditto. Printed for Lane, Newman. and Co. Minerva Office. 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This day was publithed, embellifhod with twelve heatitifully co loured Engravings, price 31. half bound, THE HIS I'ORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the molt remarkable and intereling BRITISH BMUS ; couta.m. ing a popular View of their i2leametcrs and Habits, accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amufement and luarotaion ut Young Perron,. By the AUTHOR of ' the History of Briti fh DomeflicQLiadrupeds. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 6, Bridge -Rreet, Biackfriars ; fold by B. labart, New 11-nd-greet ; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The HISTORY of BRITISH DOMESTIC QUADRUPEDS, with Plates, pt ice ts. 6d NATURAL HISTORY for Senoo Ls, with Seventy Hates. By W. Mayor, L. L. D. Price 66. bound. ANIMAL. BIOGRAPHY; or, Anecdotes of Animals, Ecc.&c. By „, CDC Rev . W . oingley, 3 vols. 11. sus. VISITS CO the MENAGERIE aid the BOTANICAL GARDEN at PARIS. Price as. 6d. half bound THIRTEEN THOUSAND LIVES. This day was pubilihed, a new Edition, being the third, with con • lilerahle .Idditions and Improvements, in one very large and • • clo'ely printed volume, oct avo, price 14 in boar.ls. 'THE BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY, containing accurate account.; of the Lives, Charaders, and Adlions of the molt ewt n.•nt Perfons of all Ages and Countries, including the Revolutio::s of States, and the Succeffions of Sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS, LL. D. &c . Vita enim mortuarum in memoria eft pofita. Ciceao. A Biographical and Hiltorical &nary, in the form of a Dic tionary, acid in the compare of a fingle volume, atrwering the pur port of reference on all points of Biography, ChrenolJgy, and Hiftory, challenges the relied of every Student, and every lover of literature. 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A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; Includin g many Hundred Words not to be found in other Diilionaries, and exclud ing others unknown to modern French Lit. rature. The whole reviled, prepared, and c nnpiled by M. L'Aas c de I.EV/ZAC ; I beautifully printed in a new Nonpareil Type, on fine paper, price 9s. bound. • a * Thie new an I greatly improved French and Englith Dic tionary is printing with all potfible expedition, and will ready for delivery to the Fublic before Midfummer, 1807. THE PIXT/i BOOK. DICTION NAIR E UN iv t: Rs 1: L DES SYNONYMES DE LA LANGUE FRANCOISE, Re:n:lilts par M. L'Abbc de Lc vizac, pr a 6s. Printed for Rion sRD PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black - friar's, and to be had of all Book:idlers, with the full allowance to Schools. N. B. The above mentioned Series of eafy and fimple elemen tary Beaks are hclieved to he all that are medley to render an Englith Student fufficiently familiar with the French Lang-inv, rot the purports of reading awl coLverration. Every perfon mutt have been !truck with the abfurdity of the prattice of puttirg the prefent voluminous, tedious, and rerpletirg French Gram mare and their Auxiliaries into the liknells of Children. Well eda cated Fre iclinyin ate thcosrelves unacquainted with half vie ifubtleties width, by 'waits of the preetoufly-exitting Fiends and ling'iih Grammars, are attempted to be tcujlat to CH .1r n in Englifh Schools. The Abbe Boflut's Book., on the toil a ;, they leave the pronunciation to C:e INA , io•i:7, from whom as contain nothing n i o l t be hing lea b r u s t A g i en n a e pea to words and cntiltrnetion, they li'acc tte requirement of the an hour an ou d r as ell :y r c a ne til poi i:i . a l 1 n c : .l i r n ; French language ty in Brea chili, (wieldy cu tte. fame fon '11,; as that on winch it Lands to a aatifv. 1