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"I'HE Public are refpealully informed, that from and after the ift day of May nest, the OCTAVO EDI TION of the LIFE. of WASHINGTON will be advanced farm Two Guineas aad a Half to Three Pounds, and the Parts of Dr. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA from Nine Shillings to Ten Shil lings; or the complete Work from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Sit Guineas.— t here Advance, take place its ConfLquelwe of the unavoidable Excels of the glm:ley of the two Work., above what was origitmily contemplated.—Till after the 111 of May they will continue to be fold at the original Price,. Bridge -street, March 14, ttlo7. Tht, day INAS publifhed, In font Volume, in Odavo, price 11. a•. in THE LIFE. l'EltS, And POS . I'HUIOUS WORKS ,bj VALLIANT COOV'R, THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL t, 1807, 11 will be mac , ' the Tragedy of 'Hy Wl 11.11 7 1.1{1 . , Eta. Printed fur J. phut - tin. in St PAWN Church prd. Where inn. he haa the third and fupplententury Volzune, qtruto, needful to complete the quarto liJition. Alfo Mr. Cowper's P0e. , 1-, of the tame fize and varinu• fmalla DOUGLAS. Norval, Mr Ellifton ; Lady Randolph, Mrs. Powell. Afier which will be produced (never perturmed) a new Grand Romantic Melo Drama, called THE WOOD DIEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK" entirely new Mufic, Scenery, Machinery, Dri.tres, and De roraiiens.—The Overture and Mufic computed by Mr. Kelly. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT•GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 1, 007, will be acted a New Comedy, called TOWN AN 1) COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS BEST The principal Charatters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr. Brunton, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. }awry, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mils Brunton, Mrs. Da venport, Mra Emery, &c. To which will beadtled the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE: Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. The new Comedy of Town and Country; with Mother Cook, will be performed every evening, till further notice. FASHIONABLE 'DANCING AND MUSIC. A LLEN and PRINCE privately complete Lx dies and Gentlemen of any. age, who never learnt, or not in the modern Style, at No. 19. Sh6Tard-ftreet, Golden-fquare, and No. to, Great Alie-ltrect, GOodmon's Veld*. Their Plans tx prgsly formed for thofe who with the acquirement private, ex peditious, and fuitahle to perfons vi rank and fa(hiun. That others walling to learn damp need not go to Dancing Schools, where bad company meet, public LL Eons arc alto tw. evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.—Hours kir Children, fix to nine ; grown up Pupils. lane to half pall ten. Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thorough Bars Extempore Play ing, and Mac in general, at School Prices.—Schools: and Fanli ke& attended. Piano Forte; Sold ,Exchanged, Let on hire, and Tencdt Ile only Rcpofitory in the Britilh Empire, where Comfort, Elfe, AtiraliiMy, Pk aflintnefs, liewnomy. and . a SAVING of ONE GUINF.A 'THREE, are e.mihined in the Purchafe of rOLLYER's 'SILK STOCKINGS with Cotton Feet. No. t 46. Fleet-fireet. A molt rich, valuable and ele pant f. Icetion, at the fellowir4 prices t—Ladies and Gentlemen's Rout and fine black, white, and celourcd China Mk, from 75. (d. or three pair for a guinea, to roped= with the molt tafhionablc clocks, r:b. ode N. To foch . of die Nebili;r, Clergy. and Gentry who have not made ti'Jl of their diflinguifhed and invaluable excellencies, it may I.e pri.yer more precifcly Rate, they arc far more comfort able, foul, and plealatit, infinitely mrre durable and though every way equal In richnefa, elegance, and quality, are not more that , two-thirds of the price of thofe with filk feet. LADIES. THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greaten drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Pace, Arms, &e. in allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea rant. To remove th:ni various Preparations have, from time to time, flatted up, but nirdt of them (11though Amnipoufly adver Bled) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, arc fallen Or falling to the ground. In praife of TREN r's DEPI LATORY, which ft.mds abfolutely unparalleled alid juilly ce lehrzted, the Proprietors win only oliferve, that it removes the hair:. in a few mini] . cs, without inkiri..g the fkin, or canting any unpleafant fen%tion—that it has been happily applied and highly approved in the heft circles of falltion and rank—and that 1 adios may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular demonftration of ita efficacy and innocence, hcf-Jre they make a pin chafe. It is fold (hy appointment of (*rent and Co.) wholefale and re tail, by vlr. Perrin, 23. Southampton Brett, Covent Garden; Mr Itiggc, apfide ; Mr. Golding, Combat; and retail by all the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London. 'Co Ladies in the country, encloting the amount,free of pottage, it will he immediately forwarded—price is. A KEEPER. INTANTS a Situation as PARK and GAME KFF.Prit. or as GAME-KEFPF.R, a man thirty years of age; niukrftands ',very art in the Park, and prefervation of G one, and lookioe aivr Poachers ; is a good Shot, can make and mend Nets, underflands the management of Fifheries, and the breaking of Pointers and Setter; ; can cure the dittemi:wr which rrcit all young Dogs are fulg , :et to; is a perfon that has been bred up to the bufinefs of a Keeper. Any Nobleman or Gentle man waiting a perfon in the above fitttations, may depend upon baying an undeniable Charaaer.. —A Letter (poll paid) directed to J. W. at Mr. David Sims, No. 12., Bull-yard, Fan-itreet, Got . - svt Il•ftreet, will be attended to. ABRIDMENT of the Philof9phieal Tranfdet;ons Gof the Royal Society of London, by Dr. Hutton, Dr. Shaw and Dr. Richard Prrfet. SUBSCR !PERS to this Work are rcfpeafully informed that the ELF.VI NTH Volume is ready for delivery. From the extreme fcatciry of the Original Tranfadtions, the Pollic have been tor come time deprived of an eafy acccfs to 3! I invaluahle eolledtion of Fans and I lifeoveries in every branch of demonftrative and raperirocutal knowledge. By the end of i gOB, this Abridgment will be complett d; when, in the compels of /6 or 17 large volumes, individuals may become poffeffed of the who e, which, at the relent day can he confidered ufeful in the Tradedßom at large. •.° A Profile ins of the Work may be procured at the Pub lifbers, C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge Rrect, London. This clay wag publifhed, Splendid and highly !merefling Embelliihments will enrich the Fifteenth Nuniher of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE ; nr, BELL'S COURT ana FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE. I. A very ix. autifully engraved Portrait of her Grace Goorgiana Thichvii of Bedford, from the Original Mioiazure in the poffeffian .); her Grace the lltichefs of Gordon. 2. A Parillan Lady on I lorfeback. in the (Lyle of riding in Long t Amps and Flyfee„bi Paris. finel) coloured 3 A beautiful new Evening Dref+, as rrepared by ber own .irdar, to be worn by the Ditchers of Roxborough. 4. A new Drefs for the Opera, reprefeuted as worn by a Lady in her Opera LW. 3. An Original Song f.-t to Mufic for the Harp ar.d Piano- Forte, (exclutively for this Work), the Words by Mr Pratt, the Mufic by Mr. Reeves. 6. New and Elegant Patterns for Needle Work. In the firft Fnurtecn Numbers already puldiffied, is containa a Suite of Prints, which, for the beauty of their execution, the unity of their dellgn. and the general intereit attaching to them, have had no parallel in the Hiftory of Per Publication , This Suite confills of all the Female Branches of the Royal Family. with the King and tureen at the head of them; making .together Fourteen plates included in as many Number; of the Magazine. There Plates have heen engravrn from Phi tire. chiefly furrilhed by the Royal Family, and tinder their esixefs Patronage t Ptid when the modcran price at which they are ' fold i; cou;i heed, conned - led with the Magazine. 'which, in additon, inch:des fifteen original Snots, Set to Mulic exprefsly for this Work. by the mna eminent Compof, TS, betides upwards of Thirty new Patterns for Needle -work, and Sixty-five Portraits of I .adt-It in the fafliionable Coftume of every Month, it mutt he obvious that no fimilar CO ketion, of the fame authenticity, end at the fame price, can ever coffered to the Public I..nndon: Printed tor John Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Refienger, Southampton •itrect, Strand. SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the fall LOTTFRY : No. 19.54.1, Prize of 20,...:001. in fifteen Shares, 8.716, trize of s,ccoi. hi five :Mares, 1.350, Ptize of Sol. in nine Shares, 44. l'rize of 50.-1. in harem Shares, Likewife in farmer Lotteries , No. 33.979, and Ni. 42.569, both Prizes of ;0,-00' and Two hundred and thirteen PriZes. from 001. to 30 cool. have been Shared and s , )hl by Hot.ofby and Co. The Tickets. Halves (ttarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths. arc row Selling at the lowed Prices; and the Monty for the PriZeti raid on Demand. The Schena contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of. The Drawin begiii: on t h e 14th of THIS MONTH, with a ao,cc , cl. for the Firft-drawn Ti.ket, on the first Day; 20; 001. feeond Day ; 2 ).001 third tay; 20,0001. fourth Day ; x ~pooL fifth Day ; tc,oool. filth Day. Orderi, by Letter or Carrier, rxrcuted evaaly on the fame Ttrms 34 if prefent, at either of their Licoded State Lottery. 01:ices, No.th, Cornhill,, 53, Charing Crofi, and :A. Margaret's Hill, Borough. MESSRS. ER ANSCOMB and Co. joint Con , tractor. , for prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, Nn. t t, Holhoni, 37, Cornbill, and 38, Haymarket. Pi , cadiily, folicit an immediate attention of the Pub lic to the Scheme of the Naw 1.017 Far, which will he found to contain an undual number of CAIITAL PRIZ ; and the 6:ff - drawn i ickets on each of the firft four days of •trawing, mult be 'erti•led t-t 2c,•-col. each; and the firft drawn 3000 Tickets will divide a bonus of ‘ 10,f,001. over all Tiekets that are drawn ruble fluently : therefore an early purchafe is recommended by the above Proprietors, wh ,, . in :he Lotteries f.,r i 8 a awd tBo6, fold, in 267 different Shares,tise folh , ee irg Cipitals: namely No. 3 330 - i,coo I Nu. 13,747 1 7.477 1,00) I 456 24."99 0 c 9 ,21 9 • 16.831 2,0:0 I 11.643 £1 0.'03 20.a00 10.000 170'5 . :pc, 4 n 77 - ' $ IVO It g7l - 3.003 With Lateen Prizta of : oi. Etc. ace. and . wbcre tl!e Erit 30 full, %vete farad. Sagnies vat 7 ,68 6 - 20,020 17 , 737 - 20,422 12,719 and a great number of rod. pl. Awl. and the IA zs.oiscl. ever ; and Prizes paid on Densaud. WESTMINSTER FIRE•OFFIOE, (ERAtithed 1717), BEDFORD-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN, For Infuring Houfes, Buildings, Houfehold Furniture, Goods and Stock in Trade, within England, Scotland, and Wales. ANNUAL and SEPTENNIAL INSURANCES are made on the Property above fpecified, front Lofs or DA map by Fire, for which purpofe, attendance is given daily at this Office, from nine o'clock in the morning until tour o'clock in the afternoon, Saturday excepted, on which day the Office dotes at three o'clock. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. N. B. No Charge made at this Office for Policies. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE. THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE cletirous of ex eluding tilt ir liberal Plan of Infurance on H(Jules, Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, Shipping, and Farming Stuck, have ap pointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns in Great Britain, of whom the Proporats may be had Gratis, as well as at the princi• pal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London. Cr tolerances due at Lady-Day mutt be paid on or befure the 9th day of April. Common Infurance as. per Cent —Hazardous, 3$ —Doubly Hazatione, se. FARMING STOCK, vt. 61 per Cent. only ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. 1- HE FRIENDS to the CIVILIZATION and HAPPINESS of AFRICA, are defired to meet at Free Mafon's Hal; in Great (been-Brea, Lincoln's Inn Fides, on Tuerday the :fith April, at twelve o'Clock, to confider of the belt means of profiting by the favourable opportunity about to be af forded by the termination of the Bridal Slave Trade. for promot it the improvement of Africa, and thereby fecuring, extending, 'anti perpetuating the benefits that are expeded to arife to the Ni lyea oT that Country. from the Bill that has jult patted into a law. Phis Ativertifement is isferted at the dare of fevers) Noblemen and Gintlnicti, friends to the Abolition of the Slave Trade; and I it is that Gentlemen not only in London, bet from different parts of the Country, who with well to the great and interelting object in view, will attend the propelled meeting; fo as to fecure ' an early and cztenfive co-operation in fuch meafures as it may be deemed proper to adopt. THE Lith OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. a"cl contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS. ii Sterling Money. ['HIS is the mon extraordinary Scheme ever pro deced in the Annals of Lotteries. Jse imprevcderged num bar 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. SCHE7VIE. 4 ?rim of £lO.OOO are LBo,ooo 4 10,000 4 0 , 000 4 5,000 20,0.'70 10 ••••• 1,000 •••-• 10,000 10 500 . 5,000 30 ..- 100 3,000 4 3 • so 1,000 3,000 20 60,0c0 3,cocFirft drawn Tickets to each 30,000 —. . , ts,coo I icarts. Zaso,cco FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, 1R Day, - - £20,C00 2d Day, - 20,C00 3d Day, .... 2 C ,COO 4th Day, - 20003 .erh D- ay, - 10,C:ill 6th Day, - - - ro,ooa TICK ETS and SHARES are felling at all the old eltablifbed Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Tice t - £ 19 17 0 Half • j; to 3 . 0 I Eighth Ls 52 0 Quarter - 5 3 o Shtcenth - i 6 6 The Firlt drawn Ticket will receive ao,oool. STATE LOTTERY. FIRST DRAWNTCKETS entitled to CAPITAL PRIZES. HAZARD, BURNE and CI. N. 93, Itoy,ll Exchange, London, (by whom r•::•ry Prize of the above de. fcription was Sold and Shared in Ilse hit Lottery) are now felling rICKET• and SHARES for the STATE IsIPTTERY, which will begin Drawing the tath of April next. • The Firft drawn Tickets on the Four Heft Days of Drawing will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each, and the Firit drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Days to TEN THOU • SAND POUNDS each; and the Firit drawn 3000 Tickets, its addition to any other Benefit that may fall to them,will be er.• titled to TEN Poo NOS carp. _ _ _ . .... The CAPITAL PRIZES in the Fah Lottery Sold at their Of were, __ „ ___ l• of /, 30,000 I t of L { coo ; and I of 21,000 2 of rOOO. I of 10,000 All in Sharer, And one of t.oncl. in a Whale Ticket. •„• Order. , from the Country, with remittance, attended to on the lame terms .I. if preft nt. THE NEW HOUAE OF COMMONS. 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