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'•. * • ~ ~ • :. li - •i 3' . ..,.. , I. . . • •4 J . j ii 1.-. • . . ... . A.. ' 0 ... i 4464, '.t f . r — t- a' • . . tl: . ' 4 . 4 ..^. : 6 r . • . .. . , . 1 " 11l 4 41_...t . - • t ~ .zio, -' t i ''' . 1 ' . ' ' r- ''. • • V "I. • m 1 .. (_ t: )`', . • e .. 1--- E0 'l. _ :,.,,,..,,,,,,,p,,,... .. 7 . . 1-.,- ; '.. , . .? .1; ,v, ...,. , . AP r \ •:. I , - 'N. :• , 7 : ' .1. • _____ .1.... saMIIIIM) 51$ ~~% 7-71137V.Z _ . ;4,14,1%.1bi0nit g., -~.. %l •el , •l •,, • ' • .J.i.a) TUtiSIiANTSIPTEMIitit is, tKi7 W,..brit 6815! ~, . ~. PRI ! • ; THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANS. The tabik an Mae refiseitfully informed, that this Thews . NA/ ILL OPEN me THURSDAY NEXT, SEP TISPARIEt ty, tioy, who their Majetties Servants will tie. Comedy THE COUN PRY GIRL: Moody, Mr. W r , uehton ; Harcourt. Mr. Barrymore ; Sparkle'. Mr. Palmer; ,ildvSkt.Mr. Holland (bi• 11111 appearance thefe two leafoot) Mies Peggy (die Country Girl) Mrs. JordAn (Being her firft appearance thefe two feafons.) Alitbee, Msfs Mellon ; Lucy. Mils Tidfwell. To which will be added the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. Old Fickle (tirit. time) Mr. Wewitzer ; TriftramFickle, Mr. Bannißer ; Brlefwit, Mr. Mathews; Sneer, Mr.Purfer. Mrs. Mountain ; Ready, Mrs. Scott. loxes fos &cony Price 31.—Pit 3s 6d. Second Pries ss.—Gal tery as. Second Price t s —Upper Gallery t.. Second Price 6d Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Bo:- Office, in Little Ruffell-ftreet. The doors to be opened at half pat flys, and the Performances begin at halt Fait fix. • : HEREFORD MUSIC MEETING. THE MEETING of the THREE CHOIRS of HEREFORD, GLOUCESTER. and WORCESTER, for the Benefit of the Poor Clergy of the Three Dlocefes, will be held at Hereford, on Tuefday the aad day of September, tB°7, and the wro following days TuISDAY MOWING--Overtere,Eftber. Handel's Dettingen Ts Dean Anthem, aMy heart is inditing," Handel. Com motion Anthem. TUESDAY EvetrthwaumAds and Galatea.. &twee. the Ads the Overture and March, Zuuberflore. Mozart. SECOND Mot/atm° —A Grand Selcdfon from ifrael in Egypt. SICeND FVENING—•A Grand MiGelianeous Concert, with foram) New Glees, and a Scene from SauL TRIED MONNINO.--The Meth sh. Titian Eve o—A Grand Nlifeellaneous Co:leer& Principal Performers: MifsPARKN, Mrs. VAUGHAN. Mr. HARRISON, Mr. SAI.E Mr. VAUGHAN. Mr.GOSS, And Mr lIARTLF.MAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. CRAMER. Grand Piton Forte, Mr. KhNGE. • Orrin, Mr MUTLOW. . • The whole under the Direetion of Mr DARE. The doors of the Cathedral to be open at Ten, and the Per formance to begin at Eleven in the Morning. Tickets. 75. 6d. - each, to be had of Wire. Allen, Davies, and Parker, Hereford. The Rehearfal on Monday Morning, at Eleven o'clock. No PerCins (except Perfotmera ) can be admitted on Rehearfal Dad—AnOrdinary eitii'DaY In the Town Hall. Tickets Ss. LONDON fIOSPITAL. THE LECTURES-of this Horpital will c m menet on Ose ill Odtober, viz. Theory and Practice of ll'hyfic, by Dr Cooas. Chtmdtry by Dr. tritzt.ol.•. Materia Medic; by Dr. Button. Theory and Pradtice of Midwifery, by Dr. Dr ft NIION. Occalional Clinial I.cdutcs on Medical Cafes, by Dr. FAA it P . TOM Anatomy. Phyliologr. asid Surgical Operation*, by Mr. H CAD • SMOTO/It and Mr. 'SAW r,iss, Anatom i ca l D e a to nftrations, and Medians, by Mr. FRAMS +SY: Surg ry. b Mr. MAIM MG Uccaflonal Clinical Lectures on Surgical Cafes, by Sir WILLIAM ELIZA SD and Mr. THOMAS BUZAU,. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Price, Apothecary, at the Edpi t al. STATE LOTTERY SCHEME for 1807, vo a NEW PLAN. Begins Drawing soth (Maher, and fillinlCS 14th November, aoy. I Prise of £ 40.000 is L 4 0 , 000 1 SO 000 .. 40,000 I 41. 10,000 10,060 5 .-- 1,000 .-- 5, 000 5 '''' 500 1.500 10 100 1.000 5 0 50 1.500 14)00 15 15,000 Pris,.% of Ticket; in the Supplementary 6 0" Lottery, valued, if I fold, at , So each 110,000 Benefit 7 *CB fold, at At Tickets. £2,57 ,OCO to,ro Tickets. .-' .. And, a. an untionCif!idieftlitiony of the value of a Supplemen tary Ticket, 1 vrill pay en &mend. at the rate of a sot Prize for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if fold itchlier of my Office!, aril offered for Pale again on or before tic 16th of November, 1807, bring three days before the Sup plementary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the holders of fuchTickets or Shan. after that time will be entitNad vt the Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, vetich is to cintiiit of the 6.0c0 Numbers above alluded to, and will he elctermiced by the .falloying Scheme, to begin Drawing the 19th November, and and Ike acth. SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. a Prize of Z 10.000 is £a , ogoo I tome 5c,003 5 1 Apo 5 coo 1 sop 1,530 13 1 co S,COO so so 1,000 I iC3 ..... IS 12,5C0 Co . - .0 Tickets. E63,c00 N. 1 3. Plede to °Nerve the Firft-drawn Ticket on the Fifth thy of the Fifa Lottery will he entitled to to,ocol. leaving an the other Capital Prize+ both in the Principal and Supplementary Let• lairs floating.—TlCKElS and SHARES are now felling by Slit JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. &their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. tt, HOLBORN, 3? CORN HILL. and 38, HAYMARKEL Not two Blanks to a Prise, and the Priam paid on demand. EXPI.ANATION Of Tlllt NEW PLAN FOR THE LOTTERY. SIX Thoufand of the Prizes in 'he Lottery no the New Plan, are to be Tickets in a Supplementary Lotter,. vrorth 2.01 Inch; which Tickets, bearing the fame Numbers, will be =titled to the Chains fit the Benefits of the Supplementary Lottery, to be drawn OS the Nth ~f November, of zol. may be received for each Tichet, and in proportion forever" glare of a ticket, oft or before the t6th of Nc.vember—Thu. the Holders of kelt tickets or Shares have the option of the Chance of the Benefits of the Supplement.mv Lottery, or of receiving re oney.— by this means the Money Value of the Ticket: is incriafed t and the Capital Sum of 237 cool. dittributed, which is j7,c001. be rod the amount of Prizes iu any former Lottery of Twenty - Ikuurand Tickets. And, in order to prove the worth of the SupplemetitaryTlekets, as above Rated, J. WARNER, No. tab, Coaxtttt.e, hervhy en - Pfles to give for each Supplementsry 'Picket the Sum of 201. and in pcopution for every Share of a Supplementary Ticket. whether 'feed by kimfdf, or by any Lierlifed State Lottery Office, if of feted to hint for fate on or t ewe tile 16th November. J WARNER is authorized to fay, that the Contraftors for the prefetit Lottery will guarantee to the Public the fulfilment of this Eugagerneut ; therefore, the Purchaft rs oft Ticket or Share at any of the Licenfed State Lottery Offices, or their Agents, may twelve the whole &flat of tht Se•eme, the fame as if Inch Other at whith the Ticket was purchaful, Lsd mad.. the LAIC Engage- Went to the Public. Wm' Of ORDNANCll,Bltenier 5.d07. -- - THE PR !r CIPAL OFFICERS of lii: MHO': ORDNANCE eh Gerdy give Nola., That propofals will be received at th, it Office in PaU Malt. on or before Monday, the at ft inftant, from foch perfores as may be wi3log to undertake the fupply of HATS and CAPS for the fete vice of the Military Corps under the direction of the Ordnance Department upon esetra,ft fur a period of three yeah, and agree. able to patterns which may be viewed at the Principal Storekee per's Office in the Tower. Farther particulars, together with the terms and conditions cf the coon ad, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall, afurefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the propofals are to be delivered, failed up, and indorfed ' Propofals for the Supply of Hats and Ceps'--; But no propofal can be admitted after the faid sift inft. at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; neither will any tender be cast 'lced, =lets the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, Butt attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secretary. VICTUALLING °MCA, yely 30, Ito?. I'HE COMMISSIONIiIiS for VICTUALLING HIS M47I(STY'o NAVY, do hereby give Nolo*. That on Wednefday the t6th of September nest, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (fealed op) and treat for fuck Qliantities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, of the belt quality, and to be cured in the enfuing feafon, as the rape dive Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to offer, one third part thereof to be packed in half puncheons, one third part in tierces, and the remaining one third part in barrels; to be delivered into his Ma. jelly's Vidualling Stores at Deptiord, Portfmnuth and Plymouth, and into the Army Vidualling Stores in Salt t Catherine's. in re gular proportions of each defcription of Caka, by the periods un dermentioned, viz. One fourth of the whole by the 3 tft January One half of the remaining quallity by the 3tit March ME And the remainder by the 3oth June And to be paid for by Bills, payable midi Interett ninety days after date The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. Dunfterville, Agent for the Illetualling at Cork ; to the Colledors of his Majelty's Cur toms at Limerick, Belfaft, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Poit Meer General at Dublin refpeelively. No ►eland will be bad to wry Tauter in •tolkb tbe ovine jball an be lafertedia words d !eolith, or tbstAll see be dehorra e. the Board br (ere Ow o'Cleea ea the faid Wesberfidry the t 6tb Selitemberanst,aor oxiefr tit Per/sr orbs wain the Tender, or fosse Perfoa ea bit behalf, Meade t newer obeli celled for. MONEY FOR ANNUITIES AND BILLS. ----- - MANY Ladies and Gentlemen, both in Town and Country, frequently endure great pecuniary dint-eft from a reludtance to divulge thtir exigencies, and an ignorance where to difclofe their fituation, with a certainty of having their *get Hides relieved, in a feud, coußlertial, and expeditious man ner, upon fair and equitable term., and without experimci n g the silk of expofurc, the vexation of delay, or the danger of dirap pointment. All perfons having prete.allons to an advance of money, may be fupplied with temporary oe permanent fonts to any amount, on every fpecirs of fecurity, by applying perfottally, or by letter, to the Diredlor of the Knightibridge Bank. at his rows) Houle, No. 8, Lower Jan-ttreet, Golden-Iquart: Office hours from la to S. TURTLES. WILTSHIRE, King'i Head Tave►n, Poultr►, i. onw landing feveral Lots of floe lively Turtles fir Pale Turtles dreffed every shy, in the higbeft perfcaion for parties, aid fent to any part of Town or Country. TO BE DISPOSED OF. the Stock in Trick and Itutincfs of a Book&'kr and Stationer, in one of the heft Situations in the North of England. Poifeifion of the whole. with the Hatt& and Shop moil adran tageottily limited, may he immediately had The bullock will be carried on until difpoftd of —Addl . & a line (plil paid) to A. R. care of Mare. Taylor and Newton. No. s. Warwick-fquare, Loodon. HEREFORDSHIRE. To be SOLD by Pitt VA FE CON MACT. A HANDSOMEfitthed, brick built DWELLING HOUSE, confifting of an entrance hall, two parlours (one t 6 feet by iB. the other 14 by i 6- with five good :•.,a Chambers on the Firft Floor, soil three on the Attk , with s Kitchen, DairY, Brew-houfe, Pantry. Cell.w. &c —alto a Coach bode, Stable, and Cyder Mill ; two Gardens. wish about two attas of ',allure and orcharding adjoining, come time llncr lit the occupation of Colonel Nlolyneus hum of Vauglaati, EC+ but now of Mrs. Davis, as tenauta front year to year. The Prernifea are Freehold, and the lituatinn Is in the *slant village of Wiiitchurch. in the county of Hereford near to cast, and plentifully fup,illed with water, in the centre of a (potting country, abounding with game and sth, near the navigable and much admired River Wye N'hitchurch is in the road from Rofs to Monmouth. Gs miles from the form r and four from the latter, both good market , ruwns ; a mail-cnoch 4.1.4;y paffe. through the village to and from I:iindon. Carmarth:n, Milford. &c. For further pariieul ir• apply (if by kites, poll pa d) to .Mr. titoopa, Ammer, Ruts, ZEACANI) AND COPENHAGEN TM* day was publilhed, In nne large and elegant Vvlnme:' , Ko• embellilbed by rumerous Views, price Two Guineas is bawds. 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No regard will it had to any ?eider la whisk the trice Ad: not is ioferteJ ie words at length, or Mafia eat he delivered to the Board defers .We o'clock, oa the Aid Friday, the OM inflent, nor ankle the Perlis who wakes she Tewkr, or filar Pifer ow his Woolf, attend, to asefwer woken called for. BEDFORD INFIRMARY. September ts, 1807. MOTICE is hereby gives, That a General Speei4l II court of Governors will be held at the Infirmary, on Satur day the ;d day of Ofbiber nest, at Twelve o'Clock, to eleet a Hvnfe Surgeon. iu the place of Mr. Butlin, refired. N B. All Perform defirops of becoming C.mili.latea, are re quelkd to fend in teilimonials of their competency for the above fituation, diredted to Mr. Buain, Infirmary, Bedford, before the day of General Meeting. ( -igned) J. BUTI.IN, Stcretary.