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- - - . • • _. - • . . • t i•-; ~ - ._,.: i c e, .:. ._. - 4 , , 1 ....- . , .. A i‘„,„; ~. it • . 47 .,,, i .... c .. . , .op • . ••• I - ' ak, 4,014.1•1411A- 1 9ttl. ..-: ~. \% : 1 it t , . __....r ‘) •, i l lb ),• i v ....-A'"k ..14e i • ' qr....../t . '''s:4 , tl , • . yin Nii....v • •--,---. .. , . ( I 11 • _ •••. • - MONDAY, MAY 1807 NUMBER .0061 IPKLCb &IX-PL JCR THEAIRE ROYAL, DRUR Y-LANE. p.m TUA LLI NG- 0 PFAU, lay 4. 1807. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His Af47ESti7 - , 2111V2; Jo tort give Nedite, THE DISSOLUTION. r A NDIDATES and all Perfons ceincerned in the pending General Eledion, are informed that the !NDFX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, hada containing Biographical Ac counts of all the Members of Tilt SNORT PARLIAMENT. in dudes accounts of the Eledive FrAnchife torevcry place, the Num. her and Defcrlptlen of the Voters, the Returning Ofilecr, the pre ponderating Intereft, &c. &e. This indifpenGhle Work may be had Of all the Bookfellers. cot.- redted to March :5,1807, price zos. 6d. lu tioatds, or I is. in red GENERAL ELECTION. 9''O•MORRO%V EVENING, MAY 12, 1807, .1. will be aded a Tragedy, clad ADELGITHA ; Or, THE FRUIT OF A SINGLE ERROR. Written by M. G. Lewis, Efq. The Charadters by Mars.• Fllifton, Raymond, H. Slddons, Mrs. Powell, Mrs H. Siddotis. &c. Scc. To which will he added the Farce of THE DEVIL.TO That on Tttefday fleet , the t ath MR. they will be ready to r reeve Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR; to be anfwerable to Sainples to be produced with the Tenders; to be deliver‘d in the original packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, into the Viftualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft rinety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be Peen at the Secretary's Office. MR. WILBERFORCE'S ELECTION. EVERAL Fiends of Mr. WILBERPORCg, LA who are attached to him for his long, arduous, and fuccefstul exertions, in that great caufe, The•ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE, take the liberty, without his knowledge, to requel that Gentlemen ,of the fame fentiment, relidcnt in or near Loncion, will meet them at the New London Tavern, in Cheapfide, on WZDNESDAT Next, the t3th inftant, at Half raft One o'clock, to confider .4 the bell means Sf fupporting him in the expe , vfive cornea in which he is now likely to be engaged, as a Candidate for the Reprefmtation of Yorkthire. Ilk The Chair will be taken at Two o'cksek prefifely. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN. r ['HIS PRESENI . EVENING, MAY ti, 1807, - 1 .• be ailed the Ncw Operatic Drama. in Three Ads, called PETER THE GREAT ; Or, THE WOODEN WALLS. Tin CliaraCters by Meffr4. C. Kemble, Bellamy, Munden, Pope, Sinernous, Waddy, Murray, Ineledon. Mifs Bolton, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. C. Kemble. To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE:; Or. THE GOLDEN EGG. PUBLISHED BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. MR. YOUNG'S SURVEY OF ESSEX will be ready for delivery on the 13th inftant, in two volumes, illuftrated by 56 engravings. Price One Guinea, in boards. And MR. RUDGE'S GLOUCESTERSHIRE will be ready on Monday the asth, in one volume. Price cos. is boards. Printed for Racy AR D PHILLIPS, N 0.6, Bridge (tree% London; and w be had of all the Bookfellers in Great Britain and Ireland. • NO regard toili•be bad to any tender in vibic6 tie price /Jail not be in f in toad: at lowa, or tbatfiall not be delivered to the Board beforei one o'cloci on the fold Tempel next, the t ztb imfiant, mor models the serfonl who wales the tender, or fans iterfon on biz &bail, attends to airliner when called for. TO 'THE INGFPENDEN I' FREEHOLDERS OF FHB COUNTY Or MIDDLESIX. GENTLEMEN, ALLOW me again to inlicit the fav , sur of your Votes, to replace me in the diftingulfhed fituation which I have had the honour to bold for the Four Lift Parliaments. Con fcious that I have never fwetved from shore principles which Artt recommended ml to your fupport, and which t can never aban don but with my life, my prerenfions to your fuffrages, on the pre fent occafion, are founded, not utfhta any profelE.ias as us my fu • turecondua, but upon the experience you have bailor the fidelity and independence with which I have endeavoured to difchargc the unit repofed in me.-1 have the honour to remain. Gentlemen, Your faithful and much obliged fetvant, St. James's ((ware, April xy. 0. BY NCI. Mr Elyng's Committee fits daily at his hnufe in St James's. fguare, add every afternoon, at the Court Houle, Ofborr:•ftreet, Whiteehapt I. Juft publithed, in 3 vials foolfcap, Bvo. price tss. in :)bards, 1 HE STRANGER in ENGLAND ; o r , TRA• L VELS in GREAT BRITAIN, containing Remarks on the Politics, Laws, Manners, Cuitonss, aad dittinguilbed Charadters of that Country, and chiefly its Metropolis, with Criticifms an the Stage; the whole interfverfe4.l wtth a variety of Charadtailtic Anecdotes front the German of C. A. G. GOEDE. ROYAL SOCIETY OP MUSICIANS. THE Honorary Suacribers are repeafully in formed that, by Command of His MA JEST Y, the Oratorio o f THE MESSIA H WIN be performed at HANOVER SQTARE ROOMS. on WEDNESDAY NEX do 13th of MAY, 1807, FOR THE BENF.FII OF THE SOCIETY. E.4rl of (Alert, rfield, Preftdeot. Vice-Prefidenta : London: Printed fur Mathews and Leigh, No. tB, Strand. TO THE TREE AND INDEPENDENT ELRCTORS OF THE 130 ROUGH OF COLCHESTER. Earl of Dartitymth, I Farl of Darnley, Earl of Dahlialge, Earl of Wilton, Earl fortefeue, Lord Viicount Fitz wiliiatn. The Rehearfal of the Massbtu will take place on Monday the lttb of May, at Twelve o'Clock, and the Doors will be opened at Eleven. The Performance will take place on Wednefday next the t 3th of May, at. Half paft Seven o - Clock, and the Doors will be opened at Half paft Six. Tickets for the Rehearfal, and for the Performance, to admit One Panel at each, to be bad at Mr.Birchall's, Bond- ftrect, price One Guinea. GFNTLLMEN, Y OU have tleeed me for the fifth time, your Reprefcntative, and have (hewn a seal on tbia occafton which has never been exceeded. The independet c of my public conduCt, and my attention to your local concerns, malt !urea( er teltify my gratitude. You prove Oat you have not been ditap?ointed in the years thy are paR, and if potable 1 (hall be Rill more devoted to your late:v . lb l , and to those of the Country. With tile givat,ftrefped, I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient and very faithful (errant, Grafton (tree, May 9 tBO7. ROBERT THORNTON. PUBLISHING BY SUBStRIPTION, Undokthe patronage of, and dediened by pertnillion, to her Molt Gracious MADSTY, and their Royal Hightteffes the Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, MART, SOPUIA and Alga LIA, in one large quarto •olume, containing twenty Plates. price 21. as. and to he delivered on her Majcfty'S Biath Day, May 19, 38 .7, TO THE FREEHOLD RS OF THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. THE DINNER. The Annive-fry Dinner will be held at Willis's R00:7111, King fired, St. James's, on S..turday next the t6tit of May. Stewards : John Bacon, Ffq. Sir William Parfons, Mr. Fleury Dance, Mr. Condell, The Rev. Geo. Henry Glafe Mr. Dance, Stephen Groombridge, EN. Mr. Kny vett, Frederick Nicolay, jun. Efq. Frederick Nicolay, Sen. Efq. Mr. R. I. S. Stevens, Mr. Shield. _ _ _ Honorary Subfaiibers may be fupplied on or before the gth of' May, with one or two Tickets for the Dinner, at t is. 6d. each, at Mr. Birchall's, Boud-ftreer —Dinner on Table at Five o'L'lock precifely —No Servants but thole of the Prefident,Vige-Prefidents. sad Stewards, will be admitted to the Dinner. WILLIAM FOSTER, Secretary. ALLEN and PRINCE's Annual Ball will be on Wednrftlay May so, at the Great Rooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton ftrect, Cheapfule. Double Tickeip Half-a elufuea each, may be had any time previous to the Ball Evening, at their private witch% Acadende a No. 19, Sherrard ftreet, Golden fqaare, and No to, Great Alie-Rreet, Goodman's-fields • where alto thofe who arc imperfcdt Dancers may be finifhed in the molt elegant modern Ityle ; and thofe who never learnt that accomplifh- MCA, hat exclude thetnietees from many agreeable parties under the miltaken idea that Dancing can only be acquired In youth, way in a Sort time be convinced that with good inßrudion, Ladies or Gentlemen of any age wh3telfir, , if capable of common excrcife, may loon learn, and quite in private, to Dance in an eat) , genteel manner. There Academies continue open all the Summer. ITIS Majelly's Royal Letter► Patent being granted LA to Mrs. LLOYD GIhBON, for Stays, the bereLy informs the Public, particularly perfons who are unnaturally largo, that the Patentee has adually fuceoeded in five thoufand cafes. in removing with perfed cafe the fulnefs of the Romania and bowels. Mrs. L. O has the fatisfaelion to have many letters from perfons re ceiving fingular benefit, and rtquelling, for the good of fociety, to make her ingenious contrivance more public. Mrs L. G.'s plar. is truly fcientific, ailing upon two principles, enntraaing and ex Haling, by which the Patent Stays are exquificely fuited to the human frame; they fupport the back, guard the bowels, and prove a realbencht to all pendulous bodies; perfons in a pregnant ftate will find particular comfort from her Pregnant Stays, adapted on purpok for that Rate. Mrs. L. G. fuits every Lady herfelf, and may be fcen from ekven to five o'clock. To rave trouble, all Lacs are ready, price from three to four guineas, ready money. No. 7, Saekville.ftreet, Piccadilly. N. B. Letters for Confultation mull be poft paid. WANTS a Situation as Merman, a Young Man who perfgtly underftands the above Capacity. A refe. rence will be given for honefty, fobriety, &c. Any Regiment in want of cud a peon may hear of him by letter (putt paid) to S. B. at Mr. AThury's, Sadler, Little Moorftelds, London, in eluding their Mere Terms, and will be immediately attended to. N. B. No objeCtions to go abroad. Docroct HOBON e IMPERIAL OILS. WHAT Patient, who is fuffering under the dif trelEng pain of Chronic Rheumatifm, or the more acute allfilk of Gout, would not, at any price, gladly purchafe a Re- Inoty to relieve his fuffrrings! No remed y hat' been fo effedtual as Dr Hodfon's imperial Oil, in affording certain cafe, and alleviating pais in there diftrefing complaints in the (welling of the joints and ftigarfi of the tendons, the Dad effea of old (trains, rendered worfe either by much exertion, or by cold variable weather. This cx Winn application reduces the (welling, amd brings the tendons and Pinkies foft and pliable; in one difrole, the Rickets, the relaxed Yiddiny condition of the bones is fo wonderfully changed by the Perrin ufe of the Imperial Oil, that the bones, though diftorted, re- Rah their natural gape and figure. In Pally, Numbnefs of Limbs, and Torpor of the Beek or Spine, it prover a foveroign Retnedy, bfanimating and reitorlng the energy of the Nerves. gold wholefole and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, ChespGde, cot- Itz Paternofter• row ; Hoard and Hiatt', and Cruttvrtll, Bath n.lab.l!aial Lynch, Manobefter ; Gregfons, I.iverpool ; and molt wu°ll ellata and t o venders in every country town, in bottles ant yd. tart DR. FAEEMAN's CUTTA SALUTARTS. PIE Value of this infallible Medicine has been fo Liove4l, that nothing of the Ardent day can bear a con. fib all the different Rages ofa certain Difeafe,winch difes, and eradicates from the habit, without exciting is and expofurc that attends Salivation, without , Ike Conftitution in any degree, or even reqiiiring con. Bufinefs, or reftriaion in Diet. The radical virtuei 111111111441Ina ble Drops have proved their claim to public appro. 14118 1, 'aroma than thirty years. I n a ll t h e D t bil: t y o f h o t h Sexes . werprove a never failing reitorative, whether the Debility is pro ` 641 4 by too fete ufe of Mercury, by illicit picafures, or the effeifts 'fa 'ram climate to Travellers and thole going abroad. They 2 1 , 1 _ 6111 , .be recommended ton Really to thole who will receive a "c "MT. and complete Core, in all old itubborn Clccts, and !el *elands that affedts the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By nacy many Women have become Mothers, who for years had 9114 ePrived of that happinele. 14 14 wholtfale and retail at Mr. Butlrs, No.4, Clthapficle, eor- P 140! Paternoller-row ; and retail by Belam, Portfmouth ; Wel , atfea ; Will s and Roger . , Plymouth ; P e ck, Hull ; Calwell, ; Mithdonald, Clafgo w , . S m i t h an d Manderton, I:din L A 6* ; and by MOR Country Medians Venders, In bottles at 14 ' a d', 'kb ample dlredtions. • ORDNANCE OFFZCE, May 7, Igo) THE PRINCIPAL 01 , 714'..ERS of His Majilly's OR DNANC a do hereby:iv* N&tice, That Proporals will be received' t their Office, in Parl•Mall, on or before the zoth day of May next, from fuch perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of Serge for Cartridges upon Con traet for Service of this Department. for a period of three years. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contradt may be known, upon application at die Secretary's Offtce, in Pall-Mall aforefaid, and Patterns of the Article there teen any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propofals are alto to be delivered fealed and endorfed " Propofals for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a fpecimen of the Arti cle to be (applied, but no Propofal can be admitted after the hid aoth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nei :her will any Tender be noticed, unlcfs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf Nall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. I 'HE Comm;ffioners in a Cnmmiffon of Bankrupt, bearing date the 3oth day of Odlotier 1876, awarded and l ift - tied forth againit Gtonot BAIGLIE and Joys JAIFIAY of Finfbury-place, in the County of Middlefex, Merchants, Partners, Dealers and Chapn en, (trading ande• the firm or Rile of Meffrs. George Bailiie and G ) intend to meet on the ad day of June neat, at twelve o'clock at noon, at Guildhall, London (by adjournment from the 7th day of May inftant), in order to make a Dividend of the Mate and Efftela of the Paid ilsokrupts: when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts, arc to come prepared to prove the fame, or they will be excluded the benefit of the (aid Dividend; and all Claims sot then proved will be Mellowed. THE NEXT DAY of DRAWING, TO•MOILLOW, MAY is. Firft-drawn Ticket so,sool. STATZ Cr Tit One of so,oncl. Four el Cto,ooo 1 Eight of £t,ooo Four 5,000 I Eight ,}co &fides the full Proportion of One Hundred Pound Prises, Fifty Pound Priies, and Twenty Pound Prizes, all floating in the WheeL The Lottery will Wilt Drawing 23d of May. Tick.ts and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lottery Offices. STATE OF THE WHEEL. z Prize of L.zo,oco 8 Prizes of k.i,000 4 zo,coo 8 Soo 4 5,000 Su. &C. &C. SWIFT and CO. at their St a te Lot ter y O ffi ces, No. at, Ponitryyand 22, Charing Crofs, live on Sale Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn. TUESDAY, MAT 11, is the next Day of Drawing ; when the Fiat Drawn Ticket will receive aopool. over and above any other Prize which may be drawn againft it. Betides the above Capi. fain the Wheel contains the full proportion of [col. sa and 201. Prizes. CARMARTHENSHIRE. • Fro be LET, near the Port of Kidwelly, a •aluable and eitenfive STONE COAL COLLIERY, confifting of a number of triad Veins of various tbicknelfes with or without (eve. ral good Courfes of Rich Iron Ore, both open, and now working by virtue of a level. For farther particulars, apply to Mr. John Mafon, (if by later, pelt paid) Seedfman, Fleet ltreet, London. AN ESSAY ON TRANSPARENCIES.- By EDWARD ORATE. Band-ftreet, the Corner of Brook Brett. The heR Copies to be delivered to early Subfcribers. As this Work is publifhed by Subfcription merely that the Names of the Subfcrihers may be printed and given With tho Book—ao depolit is required at the time of fubkribing. Orders fent by letter from the Country will be attended tcc and entered in aria rotation. In the Prefs, And In the eourfe of tie prefent month will he puhlifhod, A PICTUREgUE VIEW of the PRINCIPAL MOUNTAINS of the WORLD, in their evadt Proportions of Height above the level of the Sea; accompanied by a GEO GRAPHICAL and PHYSICAL ACCOUNT ot MOUN TAINS, in three volumes quarto. The Print is four fret fix inches by three feet, being more than twice the fize of any \nom ever engraved on ot e Copper Plate, or printed on one Sheet of Paper. It is explained by a fcale graduated into feet, which Hiles along the furface, and cputains the Nantes of all the Objeds The price to Subferibers, including mounting. varnifhing, and a Frame, is for Plain CO2ieS TWELVE GUINEAS ; Coloured Copies THIRTY-ONE GUINEAS Subfcriptions are received by Mars. G. and W. Nicol, Pall Mall ; Mr. White, Fleet-greet ; Mr. Afperne, Cornhill ; and at Mr. Riddell's, No. 9, Bennett•ftreet, St. James's, at which places the Print may be teen. Subferiptions are alto received by Meffrs. Thomas Coutts and Co. Bankers, Strand ; Meffrs. Hodf,ll and Stirling, Bankers, Strand t and by Metes. Down, Thornton, Free and Down, Bankers, Bartholomew-lane. This day were publifhed. By J. 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A new Edition of Horn Jurbliem Subeedvm, being a con neded Series of Notes repeding the ihography, chronology and Literary Hiftory of the principal Codes and original Documents, of the Gruciau, Roman, Feudal and Canon Law, price gs. boards. By CHARLES BUTI.ER. Efq. Alfo may he had, in Crown Bvo. (to eorrefpond with the Taft Eslition of the brit Part), HOR/E BIBLIC/E. Part the Second ; containing Notes upon the Koran, 'Lend Anita, Vedas, Kings, and Edda; and an Appendix to the firft Part, containing a Differ. tatioa on the Controverfy refpeding the Three Heavenly Wiulaffes Price 7s. in boards. A few Copies of the firit Edition of the Horz Juridic= may be ftill had, price Ss. in boards. LADIES. T HAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greateß -A- drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face, Arms, &e. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea. rant. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to time, Carted up, but aloft of them (although pompoully adver tiled) having teen found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TRENT - a DV.PI LATORY, which ftands abfolutely unparalleled and juitly ce !cheated, the Proprietors will only obferve, that it removes the hairs in a few minutes, without injuring the fkin, or culling any anpleafant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly approved is the firft circles of faihion and rank—and that Ladies may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular demonftration of its efficacy and innocence, before they make a purcbafc. It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re: tail, by Mr. Perrin, 23, Southampton•rtreet, Covent Garden; and retail by Mr. Rigge, Ciseapfide ; Mr. Guiding, Coruhill; and all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Vendi.rs in Londun. To Ladies in the country, enelofing the amount, free of portage, it will be inuurdiately forwarded—price ss. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION. This day was putlifhed, printed on good Parer, and in a clear Type; correfponding in fize with Dr. Mayor's Britilh Nepos; • a new Edition, price ss. bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, 'HE CLASS BOOK ; or Three Hunered and Sixty five Rreniwo Lessens for Schools of either• Sex: combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of reading Emetics, from the bell Authors, than are to be found in any other work of the fame deferiptlon: every leffon having a clearly defined objeet, rd teaching fame principle of fidence or morahty, or tome important truth. By The Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been ftimulated to compile thefe Ezercifes in reading, by the obtervation, that, although there at preterit cult feveral excellent hooks fur teaching Reading and Elands*. the object of them does not extend beyond the mere combination of words ; and they confiß almoft entirely of paffages, felcaed with reference to beauty of compofition only. In the precut work, Ele gam has been united with Utility ; Sound and Senfe have been itudioufly combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the purpofes of Initrudtios. In Ihort, everyone of the kflons in this Clafs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both WISER and DIETTRIL. The Author's own experience u a Teacher fuggefkd to hiM the divifion of his book into three hundred and buy five leffons, or one for every day in the year; in each of which the folded matter is generally finifited within the fuitabk length of a leffon. Ttls divifinn, it is obvious, will be auended with an equal degree of ionvenience to the Tutor and Pvpll in the aAual butinefs of a pab he Seminary. Printed for RICHARD PRILLIPS, NO. 6, Bridge-Rivet, Black friars ; and to be had of all Bookiellers In the United Kiugdona. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, RF.ADANO Exitactsas for the Junius CaAssas in Senocies being au introdudtion so the Clafs Book and a Supplement to Mayor's Spelling Book, price 5a.64. bound, with numerous cuts. reergocures. IF the Addreh prefented to you by Sir Gst.Berr HEATMCOT r, authenticated as it has been 14 his vote and con • netion with a late Adminiftration. whufe principles he xrofeffes himfelf Itill attached to; with a difcarded Party that arrn!antly affumed all the talents of the nation, though in every !mature it propofed loft a title to the affumption; who, by an nuke irons and uncnnititutional attempt to prefs the Catholic gi , icaion on his Majefty, has drawn down that Royal chaitifement it fo much me rited; if that Addrefs. 1 fay (in which on this occafion one might have eapedled contrition and a recantation of errors) cannot awaken the feelings and condemnation of the Liucolnihire Frecholiers.-4 it does not aroufe their indignation to reiedt fuch a Candidate, then is the fpirit of the County, the honeft indelietidenre of its Yeo manry, fled for ever, and tilde cnergits of our brave Forefathers which atchieved the glorious and immortal Revolution, trod . ' whence is datcd the high charadter and prnfperity of Great Britain, dlfgraced and fallen iota taught, and deceutied to a po:terity un worthy to inherit them. _ _ Look, Gentlemen, to thole comforts you hare fo long'enjoyed, under the aulpicious union of Church and State—look to the fe entity of your property and Religion, and to that c^rtainty of its defccnt to your dsareft attachments. fo confoling oil the bed of fickorfs—Admire that proud and animating fettf.st ion, that In the eye of the Law your cottages, however fmall or infignificaut, are equally protedted as tht fplendia Manfion of the molt dignified Peer—Look to that freedom of thought and rational liberty of (perch, that is your birth right—to that religious toleration uni verfally experienced under this Government, and then confider that all tliefe felicities emanate from the harmony of your religious auk! civil Eftabliihments. To prcferve thefe inviolate, Gentlemtn, your Kiog has aligns nimeufly performed hit part—roar grccioar Monare3, who has reigned over you (even and forty years, calls upon you to fend him on the day of election twofsvadeui goallit.tioa.ri Aim, who know how to appreciate there ineftimable hh.ffings. Gentlemen, let not your King be deceived in you..-kt it he tef• tified to the world that the Garrity f Lincoln it loyal—do not, after fo many years &Evict, bring your Sovereign's grey ha . r; with for. row and atilidion to the grave ! A FREENOLDEI2. BARK.—NEW FOREST, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By order of the Surveyor General of his Majeity's Woods, Foreits, Etc. at Lyndhurit, on Thurfday the toll day of May, any, THE BARK of about 780 OAK TIMBER TREES, diretited to be felled for the uf,: of thY Navy, and alto feveral Lots of fdtall Bark. Toe Farticulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, by applying to Mc. Jokph Mortimer, of Ower. near Rumfcy, who will alit" diredt the Bark to be ibewn to Rich parlous as may be dcfirotis of viewing the fame. A FREEHOLD ES FATE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CUNTRACT, And entered apon irnmediate:y, AN Eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a plea fant Stuat.:on, at Thoydon Bois, at a convenient dittanec from the Road leading from London to Epping, at a (mall di ance from that well IcNown Inn, called Epping Place, confining of a Piece of Ground of two Acres, be the fame a little more or Ids ; and fire fubflantial sod! built Cottage.—has an anhodnded right for the feed of Cattle on lipping Fortft, and lire-wood at the dil cretlon of the purchafer. May, with very little expence, be converted into a convenient Manfion for a Getitlmisn's Family. Particulars may be bad by applying to Mr. Plantain Webb. oit the ' ) remifes, who will thew the fame ; or to Mr. it.fiah Whits br , Waltham Abbey, the Proprietor thereof. CHUDI.F.IOIf—DEVON. TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with, ot w i t h out 'A any Quantity of Ground, limn four to twenty Acres, at the eledion of a purchaftr. The Hoak is fit for the immediate tecep don of a genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a com plete, handfome and very fultflandil ftone Building ; Bands alone at a convenient didanca from the Road, at the Weft-end of do Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an excess- . five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next the Road are bow windows, and a gigs porch —on the fit a floor (the Kitchen and Offices being on the bafcment fterey) arc a good dining room, drawing room, brelkfaft parlour, and ball ; four.excellatt bed rooms, dreifing room, Bcc. oc the fecond Boor ; 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 Pleafpre Ground and walled Gardas furround the Houfc, and every convenient Gißee• ' a large Building fur a Stable, Co ac h-h ou f c , & c. belonging to theHoisfe; and TWO COTTAGES near nsay be purchafal with it. . The Houfe is well fupplied with water, having an excellent fpring within the Building, and a fine ftream running near. A rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the Premifes; and the other Fields, although contiguous, are at a (mall diltance. Chudleigh is pleatandy fituated in a fine (porting country, and near an excellent River tor angling ; is a good Market-town, and lies in the poit•road leading from Exeter to Plymouth ; diltant nine, miles from the former, and about (even from the much frequented waterlog plates of Teignniouth and Dawlifli. For further particulars apply (if by letter poft.paid) to Mr. Attorney, in Chudleigh.--.—Tke greater part of there* shafts mousy may remain...on mortgage_of tke.Prentifes. / VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 27,1E07. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTU.ILLING HIS MAJESTY', NAVY, d hereby give Notice, That on Tuefday the 12th of May nee, they will be ready to rtceive Tenders in writing, fealed up, and treat For One Hun4red Tons of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS, to be aufwerable to Samples to be produced with the tenders ; and For Two Hundred Tons of GENUINE OATMEAL ; to he delivered into his Majefty's Vie - Walling Stares at Deptford, as fol low, viz. The RAISINS—one half thereof in a fortnight, and the re mainder in a mouth. The OA EMEAL—one half thereof in one month, and the other half in one month after wards and To be paid for by Bills payable with'interett, ninety days after date. The auditions of the Contraas nay be fan at the Se&etary's Office. No regard mark baJ a an, Tender in vnbieb e.4s t‘riss Atli ant be inferird in words at knit.% or tbe not be ddro:rea to the Board be fors Oaf 0 . 0.4 sa AS Aid . Tuoilay the tub of illay next, nor an kfi t! e Per/on u,bo waist tbs Tinder, or fosse Perlin" on bit What; attend, t 7 enlister when called for. Juft publiihed, Second Edition, with confiderable Additions, of • MORE MISERIES!!! addrefred to the MOR BID, the MELANCHOLY, and the IRRITABLE. By Sir FRETFUL MURMUR, Kw. price Ss. boards. London Publiated by Mathews and Leigh ; Symonds, and Crulby and Co. Ago, Graphic Illuftrations of More Miferies, to accAnpany that popular Work. The Caledian (which coniiits of twe hu morons Prints, fnim the inimitable Pencil of Rowlandfon) a 6 confidered as truly unique,price Os. coloured, or bound with More Mircries, its.