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Ir'" • . . • ;Li • 4 ;r• C . 4 jet A -14 • L. • A • , • - )*. r • 4 , ) • 1 • - A r • • • air - Or SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1807 !NUMBER 56991 I Plus i NEW MUSIC Publiated this day by BUTTON and Pe RDAT, No. 75, St Paul's (.'buret,-yard, London. LE RETOUR de PETE, a Divertimento for the Piano Forte, w:th an accompaniment ad libitum, for the violin or German Flute, compofed by T. Moon,. author of the to lerated Rondoof " Laura and Lenza," Ste• Sce. price as. HAIL LOVELY MAY, a favourite vocal Duet, compofed by H tropism, price Is. '4R. reffteelfully announces to the Public, the recent completion of his elegant edition of the MAYS of SHAKESPEARE, printed in a very funerior manner by Bentley anti thotifun, in 14 volumes, foolfeap giro This edi tido is embelllibed with 75 plates, from planers and drawings by the molt eminent defigners, and engraved, in the like manner, by the Weft Artifts—Pt dups. to gire f.nne Idea of the beauty of the plates, it may not be improper in the proprietor to Rats, what is really the tad, that they alone, independent of the expence of pa re and printing of the work, have coil him tact Weell 2 and 3000 guineas; and that the whale undertaking has not been completed under an expence of fi. - :001 In fan, this edition of Shakerpeare is by futile moft beautiful of any that has hitherto been printed ; and is entiche.l with notes by the molt eminent commentators, viz. Stevens, Johnfon, Malone, and others. Price Six Ovine IS. in hoards. A few copies nn large paper, with proof impreflions of the plates, Twelve Guineas. It is likewife to he had iu vaious bind ings —No. 46, Fleet greet, [minion, April 1, 5837. MARGATE BRIGHTON DEAL. PORTSMOUTH, DOVER and HASTINGS SOUTHAMPTON. AN Agent is wattled at each of the above places , I for the Sale of Bottled Berm—Smithy to the amount of rsi. will he required of him, and a liberal commifffon 'Moored lira Nikko. Letters (p,ll paid) adArefed for Mr. J. Smith, No. 24, Hart- Drat,Bloomlbary, will be duly attended to. - Tht ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WILLS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. 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All the Abbe 43 ._ ualtier. ‘ Works, with an eveslftve colledtion of Inqrukftive Ma", Chlidren's Books, bat White Coral aw 1 other Varniih, fold `for ladles own de, at Kohillr,n'a Warehoufe. DR.SCILOVION'S ABSITRGENT LOTION. I'HF. Abliergent Lotion renders the face fair and delicate, and removes every hind of (lain, tan, funburn, or 1 " 4101, whisk rouge, long or fatigue generally produce I , Mort. it Is the only cornictic a Lady can ufe at her toilet with comfort. SHAVING...4f I' the only remedy a Gentlemen Mould have twearfe to when Slaving Is become a dreadful operation by an IrWavedifeafe on the face. It may be ufed without the fmalleft brlutii for a more foverelgn remedy cannot be deviled (or even ihtioultdelleite frame than this admirable Lotion. It clears and Ittitilies the fkin, removes fpcedily, without pain or trouble, all kit*d pimple, tetton, ring-worms. (pots, rednefs, fwellings, " tattanieles of the wife, blotches, and every fpreirs of cuta. reousenutterts on the furface of the human budy. It is unneeetfiry coltmenn the advantages rrfulting to the conititution of every by effedually removing obilruCtioos from the furface of mein, and thereby keeplog fete and rprn the innunierable pal !eft and pores through which nature expels all ufrlrfs or noxious taateurs from the vital fluid. and which bring obltruelcd. are /.114 ,_ bleb again intothe blood, and become the fources of m an y "germ difeafes. It is therefore a matter of much conftquence; a+dlto present hurtful dirtied, rs, as for the Prefervation of kale, `" o mottui Beauty, to Perfons (however Slightly affeeted) that ,n _f ihr , 1314 necafionally have recourfe to the Abltergent Lotion , Ise morn elpeeially it becomes urgently requffite when the effects obitrudion make their appearance, and tweak out into pimples, !tiffs, carbuncles, or other cutaneous eruptions 1 he A Aftergent 'Oeu never falls er fuecefs with thole who give it a fair trial ?Termed by Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool. and may be had of "kedable Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ORDNANCE OFFICE. April 27, 1827. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hu M4ylll ORDNANCE do herd "give Notice, That prnpofala will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the rtth of May next, from fuck Parfon• as may be willing to undertake the performance of the undermen tioned work, at,d fupply of the following Material., for the Ord nance Buildings to be conftruded at Lewiihatn, Kent : viz. The performance of fuels Carpenter's and joiner's Work as may be required. The Supply of fueh Englith and Foreign•Timbee as may be wanted. The performance of fuck Bricklayer's, Mafon's, Pavior's, Slater's, Painter's, Plumber's, and Glazier's Work as may be re quired. 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T a MEETING of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Merchants, Ship Owners, and other Inhabitants of the Town of Kingiton.upon-Hull, and its Vicinity, held at the Guild hall, this 17th day of April, 1807: to confider the propriety of voting an humble Addrefs to his Majefty, at this important trills, WILLIAM WATSON BOLTON, Efq. in the Chair, Refolved, That the following Addrefs be prefentcd to his Ma jelly. TO THE KiNG'S MOST FXCELI.ENT MAJESTY, The humble Addrefs of the Gentleinen, Clergy, Merchants, Shiv. Owners. and other Inhabitants of the Town of Kingfton-upon- Hull. and its Vicinity. We your Majeily's dutiful and loyal fulleas, the r.;:ntletnen, Clergy, Mercbat.ta. as..; /loaners, and other inhabitants of ;I Town d K ingit on upon. Hull, and its Vicinity; otter to your Maj the tribute of nor grateful v:earowledgments, fur As, paternal cure and affeaion, with which your Maiefty has on all occafions, guarded the Co:lftitutinn of this happy Country. We feel as forcibly 14 any of your Majefty's fubjeds, that wife, liberal, and enlightened p o licy, which rectors to every individual in your Majefty's extettfive empire, the free eiercife of his religi ous opinions; but, we are fully (collide of the dlithidlion to be made, between toleration, and the granting of power. Highly do we admire the fortitude with which your Majelly, upon a recent oceafion, exerted the prerogative of the Crown, in difeountenanclng, and withltanding every attempt to remove the barriers, which the wildum and experience of out anceftois thought cilent:al, to the feenrity of our Proteftant Church, and the permi.- nent profperity of our Civil Conflitution. That your Majelty's life may long he feared, to guard and pro wet the welf-re of this Empire, to he a blef6ng and example to your people, is the prayer of your Majefty's dutiful and loyal tubjedh, the Gentlemen, Clergy. Merchants, Sbip Owners, and other inha bitants of the town of ftingfton upon-Hull, and its Vicinity. Refolved, 1 bat the raid Addrefs be figned by the Chairman in the name of this Meeting. That the fame be prefented to his Majefty by the Members ,if the Town. That theft Rcligutions be inferted in the STAR, Sun, Courier, the two Hull papers, and the York Courant. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Wor• thipful the Mayor for calling the fame. WM. WATSON BOLTON, Chairman . That the thanks of this Meeting he given to the Chairman, for his impartial condud in the Chair. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INS mu 110 N, DIRECTORS. Sir Jaa. Cociburne, of Langton, John Prnwett. bart. 'Vim. Staid. Efq. M. D. G. F. Stratton, Efq. benjanaia Angel, Efq. Luder licfham, EN. Half Quarter HONORARY DIRECTORS. James Patterfnn, Efq. Ralph Greta. Efq. Samuel Sketchley, Eq. '1 homes Haeue, Lfg. Philip Palmer, Efq. Rev C. Saidby John Gnnitig, Efq. 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A KEY to FRENCH CONVEASATION. and FRENCH IDIOM ; confining o: ear) , and familiar Phrafes and Dialogues Englith and French, adaTit•A to the Memory of Children at an early Age— by M. L'Abbe Boffut ; printed in a lari;:: type, and on good paper, price ts. fcwed. a HE FOURTH BOOK. The FRENC!I SYNTAX. with Illuitrations and numerous Exercifes. awn to every Rule, calculated to perfedt the Stu dent in all the peculiarities of tile Language—by M. L'Abbe Ba ltic, price is. 6d. bound in cloth. THI FIFTH aofla• A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many Hundred Words nut to be found in other Dietionaries, and exclud ing others unknown to modern French Lir•rature. The whole revifed, prepared, and compiled by M. L'Aeat de LEVIZAC ; j beautifully printeltn a new Nonpareil Type, on fine paper, price 9s. hound. -•,' bis new and greatly improved French and Engin Didlionary is plating with all pinble expedition, and will be ready for delivery to the Public before Midfummer, t Sop. THE SIXTH BOOK. DICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSI'L DES SYNPNYVMS DR LA LANGUB FRANCOISB, Recocillis par M. L'Abbe de Lc• vizac, prix 6s. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6. Bridge-ftreet, Black• friar's, and to be had of all lionkfcllcrs, with the full allowacce to Schools. N. B. The above mentioned Series of ear) , and Grnple elemen tary Books are believed to he all that are nceecary to render an Englifh Student fuificiently familiar with the French !Arguer, fot the purpnfes of reading and eonverfation. Every perfoa mutt have been !truck with the abfurdity of the pradice of putting the relent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Gran mars and their Auxiliaries into the handset Children. Well edu. cared Frenchmen are thcmfelves unacquainted with half the fubtleties which, by means of the previouily-exiting F renc h and Englith Grammars.arc attempted to he taught to Children in Englilh Schools. The Abbe B.)ffut s Books, on the cows-urn contain nothing but general and elfential points of information—. they leave the pronunciation to the Bylaw tutor, from whom as much will be learnt in an hour as by rule in a year; atid, In ref. pelt to words and conftimetion, they plate the acquirement of the French language by an Engliih 'sadly on the f.t.nc footing as that on which it itatids to a native. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY 4, iBo7, will be aged the Play of THE TEMPEST ; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. p a rry, by Mr COOK R, (his Cult appearanee in that charadcr.) To which will be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Evening—The Gameittr ; with Arbitration ; or Free and Wh• FIRST TIME. A Ncw Foreign GRAND MILITARY SPECTACLE—New. Imented STAGE ELEVATION, GRADATION, PLAT. FORM WORK, &c. ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, • WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. ON MONDAY next, May 4, 1807, will be pre. tented (never performed) a new Grand Foreign Military Spedtack, which has been tome Months in preparation, with fpcndtd Scenery, exreofive Mtchinery, of maftetly workmanfhip, Stage Elevation, PLt'orm Work. &c. The Piece interfperfed with various Nouvelle Combats on Feat an d Horfeback (conformable to the cofturne of the Country) Songs, Duets, Chorultes, D HEances, &c. ecc. called T BRAVE COSSACK; Or, PERFIDY PUNISHED. PrincipalCharaders—Prince Potolinfka. Mr Hensler, Phedora (his infant Son) Mifs Caroline Giroux. Count Satoffo. Mr Collet, Count Sarobilla, Mr Davis, Cartoff. Mr Crofsman, Baffarto (the Hermit) Mr Laurent, Houri (a pcafant) Mr Johnfon, Cheer chi ( a mei) Mr Rofe, Prineiy al Troubadours, Mr and blifs CiCitia Giroux Cereefia, Mils Giroux, and Balfora, Mrs Parker Officers, Atteadons, banifbed Partizans ,Troubadours, Coffacks, I nfautry, la ace. &c by numerous auxiliaries. In the eourfe of the Spedacle, will be pourtrayed uncommon Evolutions by vain , parties of Infantry, alto by Coffaeks, mounted on high brad fpirited Hodes, exhibiting on a new inventei Grada tion Stage Platform Work; an extenfive FIELD of BATTLE, withtheil . attack upon the French on the Devil's Bridge. The Scenery defigned by Mr. Greeve, and executed by him and affillartsa—The Machinery hy Mr. Ford, &e. &c—The Dreffcs by Mr. Williams and others.—The Ix, with a Grand Military Overture, a La Cofrack, by Mr. Sanderfon, on which occalion the Band will be confiderably augmented. The whole of the Spedtacle invented, written, and produced by Mr. Aftley, jun. In the courfe of the Evening, the Grand Troop of gqueartart Anitts will Nye the honour to perform their aftonithing Feats of Activity on sarious Horks. Seventh time. a new National Mulleal Sketch. called the FALL of MONTE VIDEO, with a Panorama View of that Heroic and Military Wonder ! To conclude will the popular Pantomime, of HARLECTIN and MOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be opened at half pail five, and begin at half pall fix ...Second price at half pall right. This day were publithed, In Three Volumes lam°. price 13$. 61 in boards, E HUNGARIAN BROTHERS. By Miis ANNA MARIA PORTER. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternoter•row. Of whom may be had by the fame Author, A Sailor's FriendfLip and a Soldier's Love. A Novel. to s vols. r sip... price Ss. The Lake of Killarney. A Novel. In 3 vols. limo. price 131. 61 in hard;. This day were publiftied, In 1 Vols. Frio'kap Bvo elegantly painted by Ballantine and Co. on wove p per, and hot•preffl, price ( t as. in extra board., POEMS. by JAMES GRAH...,M E. Vol. I. Containing the Sabbath, Sabbath Walks; the Rural Calendar, and limiter Poems. VoL 11. Containing the Bins of Scotland; and Mary Stuart, a Dramatic Poem. Printed for Longman, Hurt. Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row, Loudon; and W. lilack.wJud, Edinburgh. rt, 7r- F'. NC :cA nr ilth cal• :on, ttri N hit med , Iris 'atli- I. putt, out Sib !r Irty t. g evs rib',: • urgi. COO DIVO Adel ts 9 1 ' erf,.•• v( w. f Car • .wer.