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Clog Hornpipe, and the Eccentricities of the two Clowns ; fourth time, Pliers F.queitriatt Exercifet, New Performers, Hodes, Capari tons, &e. a-d, from the uncommon approbation bellowed on the Ilatinny Plow called the BRAVE COSSACK introducing War lafarcesvras, Hada and Foot, Field of Battle, Ste. it will be con tiated a few coatings lenger; after which, 4th' time, Twirl& Performances on the Slack Wire ; and tbe famous Flying High landers Horfemanthip. To conclude (with new, fplendid, and I ,,p ro retatr fernery. machinery, mechanical changes, &c.) a grand Ballet Pantomime, called TE.I..EMACHUS, or Haatatorn and CALYPSO. Doors to be opened K half paft five, and begin et half pait Half price at half paft eight . • ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a. Garriion Battalion, willies to exchange to Half Pay, without the difference.—Apply by letter, (port paid) to Captain G—, Mr. Bagues,No. 3s, Jennyn Recet. • ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a m . .ft unexceptionable Regiment 1- of Two Battalions, is &irons of exchanging to the Half -111.,r, without the 'difference. Addrefs Captain o—, Mr. Place's, Arniy Clothier, awing Crofs. STATE LOTTERY. SECOND DAY OF DRAWING will be NEXT ESDAY, JULY s SCHEME. prise of £35,000 %epos sOOOO SPco I,oco Soo zoo so so I S S - L30,c00 40,000 uyaoo Icpoo stow 4,000 spa) !JO, 30,000 37,500 •••• 3 0 3,500 SO 00 40,000 Tickets. , isoo,ooo Pirlt .drawn Ticket Fourth Day. being the only fixed Ca2ital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be reguisrly 1,000 Tickets each Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at an the Liccufed Lottery Offices, and by their Agads in England and Scotland. MANSION HOUSE NEAR THE SEA. To be SOLD In Fee, by PRIVATE CON FRAM', ALL that thong-built commodious, and Comfor table MANSION HOUSE, with fourteen Acres of excel lent Land, called RA :NE PLACE, delightfully fituated, in the Parills of Kerne, ablut three Miles front Plymouth Dock, and within a very thort dillance of Mount Edgecumbe. The Houle is capable of receiving a large Family, and during the latt winter was the Rcfidence of Earl St. Vincent. The Purchafcr may be accommodated with a very valuable Eftate adjoining the above Preinifes, and immediate polDiSant qf the Huufc if required. The Premifes may be viewed on application to Thomas Ed • wards, Efq the Proprietor, at Ratite Houle, and furthcrvartieu lars known of Mr. Hunt, Attorney, George...llfeet, Plymouth. Plymouth, July 6, tikr. „ • PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET, from Michaelmas next, - - LL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING. .L 1 Hi ABP., Garden, fix Balled Stable and. Barn, with the Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SODSTON, Atom in the Parilh of Narherth, in the County of Pembroke. The Dwelling-lioufe confifts of two parlours and a hall on the ' ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the firft and second floors, with good garrets over them, acd a good kitchen, dairy and cellars under ground. Sodfton is &nerd on an eminence which commands extenfive and pleafant views of the furrounding country, and Within a mile of the market town of Narbertli, and ten miles 4 Haverfordwett, through each of which towns the Mail Coach runs'every day, from Milford to London. The Country abounds with game, aid there is a pack of hounds kept within a mile of the place ; and there alfo fevcral capital brook. !or trout, within a fluirt diftance of the Houfe. A Tenant may be fupplied with any quantity of Land not ex ceeding too Acres. For further particulars enquire of Mr John Bateman. Haver fordweft —Haverfordwett. June 30, 184. WHITE HANDS have ever been efleemed a perronal beauty in both Sexes, and in fame parts of Eu rope are efrential to Perform of Ranit.—The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Wafhing Cakes, peffers the peculiar property of giving the molt exquifite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fainters to the Hands which are cottltantly walked with this Soap. Even in cafes where the fkin has been injured by labour or other violence, the hardnef► and coarfenek are rift-dually, infallibly, and perms nently removed,and Intended by a rotoothnefs, fainters. and deli• cacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. It is by experience only, that any one can form an adequate idea of the ruperior excellence of this Soap. Sold by the Proprietors' foie :rent, whole figtttture it bears, William Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Tempe bar, London; and the Proprietors, as a further fecurity, hot them to he particu • lar in noticing. that the name and addrefs of the printer, E. Spragg, No. 27, Bow ftroet, Covent Garden, is affixed to the label and wrapper. All others are countrfeits Sold by moft Perfumers, and Medicine Venders, in Town and Country.—is.eich Cake. IMPROVED MINERAL TEETH. MR. FALEUR, of Woburn Place, impreffed with the livelieft ['Core of gratitude for the countenafte and lepport he has already experienced in his profeffion, feels it his %key to caution the public (but more particularly thole Ladies and Gentlemen who have honoured him with their notice and 'commands) againft the invidious attacks of a man who, aauated by malice and difappaintment, is Indefatigable in his efforts to in jure him in the public cftimation. The ungenerous calumny has been given in various publication*, but fo cautinuily worded, that Mr. faleur cannot drag him htfort a tribunal of juftice. Mr. Vakur diidains to follow this envious difappoirted man in the low and feurrilons language he has thotrtht proper to adopt. His aims and wiffies are to recomMend bitul if to a generous pub lic,by his efforts topicafe, and to become ufefol to tliolc who may Lave occallon for the exercife of his talent ; and fo far has he fue acedcd as to be enabled now to announce, that feveral of his much rtfpecled patrons and friends, who have felt indiznant at the tin. generous attempts of this envious calumniator, have Voluntarily come forward and generoufirdefirrd that they may be reitrred to as vouchers for Mr. Fakur's capability in his art. . Mr. Faker has now to product a fpeciman of this Advertifing Artift's fkilL Nine Artificial Teeth, which a Gentleman, who ranks high in the State, was good enough to Acing him from-the fame generous motives, with permit ion to aft Ithrname, and far which he was impudently charged the monftrous fum of fiat) , !guineas. Mr. Faknr begs leave to add, that in conrequenne of various teperiments. he has fuccteded in malting Mineral Teeth fo ineor• teptible, that he engages to rLplace them, free of expellee, it-they are ever known to weer er change colour. Their strea will prove iio bencheil as to anfwer every purport of maltwafion ; and, at the fame time, the appearance to ratusal, as co impofe on the soft critical oiferrer. I I ANNUITIES SECURED by AC r of PAR I.IA MENT. CHERTSEY CHURCH—SURREY. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Trnflees, at tinder the authority of Two Ado of Parliament. lately paffed, for taking down and rebuilding the Hotly of the Paid Church, and for other the purpofes therein mentioned, will bold a Meeting at the Crown Inn, Chcrtlcy, on Tuefday, the 4th day of Augult next, at Twelve &Clock, for the purpok of receiving Propofals, in writing, from Perrone delltous of advancing Money upon annuities for lives, or mortgages upon (mirky of the rates of the raid Pariflt, as authorifed by the raid Aft; of Parlia• me m. In the mean time the Adts may be Peen; end further in • formation given, by application to Mars. Clark and Grazebrook, Attornies. Chertfey, the Clerks to the laid Truitces, who are authorifed to IT ecive Inch Propufals. Chertfey, July 14, 1807. Th 6 day was publifhed, In One Volume 4)davo, price 65. in bnardi, TE REIGN of CHAR LEMAGNE, confi dered chiefly with reference to Religion, Laws, Literature, and Mamma. Ey HENRY CARD, A. M. Of Pembroke College, Osford. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rites, and Orme, Paternofter• row. Of whom may he bad, by the fame Author, t. The Hintory of the Revolution of RufSa, dedicated by per mirSon to the Right Hon. Lord Henry Petty, M. P. the Second Edition, prke 11211. in boards. 2. Htltotical Outlines of the Rife and Eftablifhment of the Papal Power, pike 3s. Ed. 3. -Thoughts upon Domeftie or Private Education, Second Edi tion, prize 3s. in boards. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THE STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION This day was publifhed, printed on good Payer, and in a clear Type; correfponding in fine with Dr. Mayor's Britilb N.:we. price ss bound, with the full Allowance to Schools, r- 1 3 HE CLASS BOOK; or Thtee Hundred and Siaty five READING LESSONS for Schools of either Sex: combining, With the dements of ail knowledge, a greater Number of reading Fiercifm, from the belt Authors, than are to he found in any other work of the fame defeription: every !effort having a clearly defined °bled, and teachirg fume principle of [deuce or morality, or (nine important truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been Rimulated to compile thefe Fsercifes in reading, by the °Nervation, that, although there at prefent cxilt feverat excellent books for teaching Reading and Elocution, the objed of them dues not extend beyond the mere combination of words; and they contift almoß entirely of paffages. feleeted with reference to beauty of conmnfition only. In the' prefent work, Ele gance has been united with Utility ; Sound and tienfe hate been itudloully combined; and Eloquence has always been adapted to the parpofes of Inittudion. In that. every one of the leffons in this Clefs Book is calculated to make the Young Reader both WHEW and DETTIR. The Author's own experience as a Teacher foretell to him the divifion of his book into three hundred and tiny fi#e leffons, or one for every day in the year; In each of which the fulsjeet matter is generally ll:tithed within the fukable length of a left. This divifion, it is obvious, will be attended wish an equal argree of convenience to We Tutor and Pupil in the Banal bulinefs of a pub • lk Seminary. Printed for Ricnaan Pstittm, Nn. 6, Brielee.itreet. Black ftiars; and to be bad of AR Bookftflert In the United Kingdom. ! .• On Monday. the soth infant will be puhlilhed, In One Volume 0 /avo. with a Portrait of the Author, THE LIFE or THUANUS. with (tome Ac count of his Wcitinzs, and a Tranflation of the Preface to his Hiltory. By the Rev. J COLLINSON, M. A. Ot %teen's College, Oxford. Printed fur Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme. Paternolter-row. This day was pubhlbed, handfumely printed in One Volume Demy Q2arto, price One Guinea in boards, THE PRESEN'r STATE OF TURKEY ; to pother with the Geographical. Political, and Civil State of the Principalit:er of Moldavia and Wallachia. From obfervations made during a refldFnee of fifteen years in Conftantinople and the Turin& Provinces.—By THOMAS THORNTON, Efq. Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. This day was publifhed, Handfonuly printed io Bvo with the Portrait of a Chief, and two ' other Engravings. price ss. 6d. lo boards, SOME Account of NEW ZEALAND ; pltrticu• lady the Bay of IflatAls and furrounding Country—dcfcribing its Soil and Produalona, She Religion and Government, Language, Arts. Manufaetures. Manners. Cullom*, and Amulements of the Natives--together with general Obfervations upon the Intercourfe of European* with Savages—and an Account of a Native of New Zealand brought to England. By JOHN SAVAGE, Efq. Surgeon, and Correfponding Member of the Royal jcnneriasi Society. Printed for John Murray, Fleet Arcot, London ; and A. Con • (table and Co. ISlaburgh. ARCHITECTURE Tbis day was publifhed, elegantly engraved oti 33 Platss,large sto -price el. xts 6d in boards, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS, for RUSTIC COTTAGES, PICTURESQUE DWELLINGS, VIL. LAS, &c. with appropriate Scenery, Plans, and Defcriptiosis—to which are prefixed, fume Critical Ohfervations en their Style and Charadtcr ; and alfo of Caßles. Abbies, and anrierit Englilh Hour-s. Concluding wish Pradlical Remarks on Building, and the Caufes of the Dry Rot. By W. F. POCOCK, Architect. Publiald by J.Taylor, at the Architeetural Library, No S 9. High Holborn —Where may be had, price 3s a new Edition of 1. The Bpilder's Price Book, including the Advances on Thu. her, and corrected to May. 184. 2. Tod's Plans, Elevations and Sedtioos of Hot houfes, Green honks, Confervat iriesacc. on 27 plates, folio, coloured, 21 r 25.6.1. 3. Itior's Deigns far Farm-bodes, Farm-yards, Dairies, Cot cages, & c. at Plates, sta. 1. s. in boards. _ TROTTER ON NERVOUS DI:EASES. Sec. This day wrs publillicd. in One Volume , Bvo price 7s. in boards, A VIEW of rhe NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Being a Pradical Inquiry into the increafing Prevalence, Prevention, and Treatment of thole Difeafes, commonly called Nervous, Bilious, Stomach and Liver Complaints: Low Spirits, Gout, &c. By THOMAS TROTTER, M.D. Late Phyfician to his Majvity's Fleet. formerly Phyfician to the Royal Holpital at Haflar, &c &c. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Revs, and Orme, Paternoffer row. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, t. MEDICINA NAVTICA ; an Effay en the Di:Cafes of Seamen. In 3 vole. Bvo. Price IL 35. in boards. a. An Es sav, Medical, Philornphical, and Chemical, on DOWN. KENIVZIIS and its EffeEts on the Homan Body. The Sccord Edi Lion. In one Vol Bvo. price is in boards. Ibis day was publilhed, In Three Volumes, Ceara, price tl 7s in boards, The Second Edition of APORTRAITURE of QUAKERISM; taken from a View of the moral Education, Dlfcipline, peculiar i i Cullom*, Religious Principles. Political and Civil Econdmy, acid Charadter of the Society of Friends. By THOMAS CLARKSON, MA. Author of feverd Effays on the Suhjett of the Slays Trade Printed for Longsaan, Hoeft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter row. " Mr. Clatkkus has rendered an Important ferrite to the corn muotty by the faithful delineation which be has eschibited of the education, fentimetin, m,oncre, cottons., and difcipline of the foam. We have perafed ht volumes with rdeafore, and have been inftriteted . by many of the obfervations ; and we dircovertit the whole a vigour of thought and a depth of refledtion which be long to no ordinary Man."—Critical Review. March, 1807. " This book Is to he eonfidercd as a laiihfut portrait= front the life of tit* molt remarkable people ezifting among us. Its publication will form as great an era in the Hiftory of the Society, a. that of their famous Apology."•••Ann. Rev. aoe. - PRICE SIX-PRIMA: • • bUK E Ob tORK VINIJICATED. This day was publiibed, prim U. A COMPLETE VINDICATION of the cog. DUCT of his Royal Nightie(' the Duke of 'YORK, in Reply to the foul charges exhibited apinft hint, in a Pamphlet entitled VI fiNTORIAN A, and to a lattet to hie Royal Nightie*, or a delicate inquiry, &c. &C. 4 ' Haft thou a word, cir wit, or Impudence, That yet can do thee office ? If thou haft, -Rely upsin tale be beard, And hdid no loom out " SttaisreAte. Printed for C. dapple, 66, Pall Mall. and J. Maddock, itoro - Of whom may be had. a new Plan for Recruiting and improving the Britills t .I___Oscanatios price 3..6d. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAHD, PROM THE itlIVOLII• YION TO THE PEACE OF AMlhrlB. THE PUBLIC are 4 elpeet flit! y i nrcir ned • that ., iiver, uniform, and enlarged Edition Was this art ovititee4, of Mr BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT nttrrtiti,+ from the Period when Mr. filmes Hillery ternsinated,tothe year Sox, forming, With that Work, the only complete and refiredable Cedes of Englifh Hilbert mint. This Edition has been revifed throtighout and Motets greed? barro:ll by Appendices to nth- Volume, Confining - ot :use Pa pers, Authorities °rut el•dW Dominion:a, illuitradve of the Tett. The entire Work thus Improved and enlarged, rimy be bad of booktellers, in twin large Volumes. price Sit GOtIVIAS, in bairsis.er try two Volumes may be bad feparately price One Out wl4ll in boards. The APPM4DT/CS to the tile Tear Voctsates May be had fepa• rately, price ONS agt!IIIA iri boards, by tbofe p- rfons who have pu rehafed the former Editions, in widen Appendlr3 were given only to the two tan Volumes. Perfons who are polictred of Hu►ts.witb Swot Let's Continu ation to the Dearh of George the Second, may Issie Balsam's Hif tory of the Reign of George the Third feparatcly, eight volumes) price Puna Gov; l 5 its boards. Bridge-ttrect. London, April t Sot. . CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JULY. ttio7.• 'THESE are by Order of the Right Hoanorable the Lords and other*. Commiffioners for to inaging the Af fairs of the Royal tiorpital at Chafed, to give Notice, that aU Out-PenSoners belonging to the Paid Hapital, refiding in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear per tonally and regimentally, at the Secretary's Office in the kid Hof pita!, on the refpedtme dayst and in their Aircrew Claffes. accord ing to their feveral rates•of Penfinn, as undermentioned, when attendance will he given front Nine o'clock in the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, for the Payment of Half a Year's Pat riot' in advance to Chrittmas next, witt an Augmt motion in Pro portion to their Difability and I; no of Service, according to his Majefty's new ae g ulations in their favour. On Monday, the loth of July, The Penfintiers who receive 6d. per day, from the different Re giments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, IR Regiment of Foot, to the Aid Regiment, incluftve. On Tuefday, the silt of Jul„ Thore who receive 6d. per day. from the 63d Regiment of Foot§ with the remaining Regiments or Corps. as alto the P•tnlioners who receive 9d. per day, from the forerat Regiments of Cavalrye Foot Guards, thetitßegiment of Foot, to the 69th inclultvc. On Wedntfday, the sad of July, Thofe who reeehe 9J. rer day, from the 7oth Regiment of Foot, with the remaining Regiments pr ss alfo the Pen &loots who receive iv per d y, tram all the Regiments of Cavalrb the IR and Culditream Regiments of GuarJs. _ _ Oa Thuifdoy the 23d of July. Thole who receive is. per day, from thc 34,1 Regiment of Foot Guards, the Ift Regiment of Foot, with all the remaining Regi menu or Corps. On Friday, the 2.ith of 3)4, Thofe . Penfioners,from any Regiment cr Corra, who receive is. cid. As. id. is i4d. and as. ad. per day. On Saturday, the 25th of JO?, Thofe who receive is. aid. at .d ts. 3d pt day. On Monday, the 27th of I ly, Thofe who receive i s. 31d per day, with thofe of the dfferent rates to as. per day inclufive. On 'tut Way, the 28th of July, Thofe who re,teive 2s. cid. per day ai.d upwards, thofe from the Militia at 51 per day, with thc Private Ot .tictnest who receive Annuities from the late t it and ad 'Crow' of Hqrfr Guards And that all Out-Peniloners belonging to he fi.l Hofpital who live at a greater didance than twenty-five ne.es from London, and thole in Scotland and Ireland. am hereby required and command ed. after the 25th of December next, and after every fucceeding 25th of December and 25th. of June, until further Orders, to ap ply to one of his Majcity's Jultices of the Peace in the netghbour hood where they refide, and make the following Affidivit, which the Paid Magiftrate for the County, City, Borough, or Wiling, be fore whowthe Penfioner appears, will figs end date, viz. • • came before me, oae of his MaJ efty's Jullices of the Peace for the County of and made Oath that he was admitted an Out-Penfioner of Clael fca Hofpital, on the Day of 17 , fur 18 ) from the •commanded by was then aged about years, ftrvediu the Amy years, was thfcharged fo and that he it no otherwife provided for by the Public, but as a Pentioner cf the raid [ta ints' at per day, and now lives in the earifh of in the County of Sworn before me, this day of Regiment of a . The Affidavit drawn according to the above Form farm before, ' dated anti attended by a fvfagitrate, is to be put up in a Cover, and fent by the General Poft (diredted thus) To the Right Ho nourable the Paymafter General of his Majefly's Lind Forces, London,' marking on the Cover, Chelfea Penfioner's Affi and Counterparts or Duplicates of the laid Affidavits are to be re layed by the Out Penfioners refpettively, to be exhibited to luck Perfuns as (hall he directed to pay them, that they may be fads fled that all loch as may claim Out Penfions arc the real Perfoos entitled to receive the fame. And to the end that the Commiffioncrs for the Affairs of elici t= Hofpital, may be fatioficd that the Penfioners are the fame Perfuns who have paffattheir examination, it is hereby further direCted, that fueh of them who have fared in, and have been difeltarged from any of the Regiments or Independent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, ate not to mention in their Affidavits Inch Regiment or Company of invalids, or Royal Veteran Ltattaliona in which they ferved !aft, but the Regiment, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were firft dirt charged and recommended, and received at Chelfea Holpital. The Penfioners are particularly to take notice, that the half yearly Payments after Midfummer, arc regulated as to the Place of Payment, by the mutters at Chelfa, or the Affidavits fent as above, after the Chriltmat preerding,and that the Chriftmas Pay. anent is in like manner regulated by the Mufters or Affidavitsafter the Midfummer preceding It is alto ordered and directed, that no Perron wisp (hall change the place of his abode, given in at his Mutter, or opecified in his Affidavit aforthid, and who may apply for his Penfion (excepting to the Officers of hxcife neareft Inch place of abode), (hail receive the fame, unlefs it. appears, by the Certificate or ropeetable per form, that fueh removal was through nuavoidable necellity, which he or they could net fortfee or prevent. And that if any Pcnfiotter (hall fraudulently attempt to receive a double payment of the Penliun, either at Chafea or at different places, he' all be (truck off the Lilts. Lattly, it is notified, that none will be entered upon the Pay Lifts of the laid Ho.pital, or be entitled to rec.-We any benefit ' therefrom, who (hall not a& mreeatly to flat fe Orders and Oka:- tions, particuiat ly in fending their kali yearly Affid.Mts to the Per matter General as above diretted, and to no other Office. mixt% feveral of the PCI•fiCIOCiII have of late either neglaited to do, or fent them irregularly to other Departments. 0, AUST, Secretary andlitqUttair l nl U.~ f~ '~, i CHUDLEIGH FIRE. . Crown and Anchor; Strand, July r 4, 2307. AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM MITTEE, SAMUEL DREWE. EN. in the Chair, It appeared, that the under-mentioned Subferiptioes had been re. celved, in addition to thole already publiffied i The following Bankers Rill continue to receive Subfcriptions for the Relief of the Sufferers :—Mrffrs. Hammerfley and Co.; Hoare and Co. Fleet.ftreet ; Down, Thornton, and Co.; *Fortier, Lobbed', and Co.; Glyn and Co. The Lord Chief Baron P Cooper. Efq 4 i • a of Scotland £25 e Dr Herfeltell t a Lord Sidmouth to to Subferiptions received by Mefl JF. 30 0 Fletcher and Perfons, Oxford John Cock to 0 Rev 1)r Richards, Vice Jacob kuleris 10 o Chancellor TO 10 MM. 10 o Dr Evelcigh, Provolt of W and R Borradaik Oriel College and Co zo' to Sir D T Ackland, Bart John Horoby to xo Ch Ch. t E AB. to to Rev E Ellerton, Magda- , Steward and Cook 30 to len College i 'il Rev Mr Pultuw a i Rev 1' I. Cooke, Mag. Mrs Jones o 5 dalen College a i Mrs Crooke o 7 W Hall, Efq a 1 'Earl or leer/miff 5 j Rev Mr Wood, Ch Ch, I 2 J Beauelerk a a Mr Round Ball of Col. leta lid. W .Rogers, Efq t a Mr James Coftar z I ' A Friend to Humanity 3 o Dr Hurd, Mag. College a a T Poreicr and Son 5 o Dr Wall, New College a a Mffs Ayton a a Rev A Robertfon s a W Warry, Us h a Rev j J Lake, Exeter I,M B. "1 I College 1 B Fuller, Hornfey a a James Match. Efq Mag - Rev Rev R. Buller 5 5 &lett College a I James Colquhoon 5 5 Rev J Griffith, Urtiverfity Charles Batty a a College a I N B /When, tenor 5 5 AB C. a a John Shcrrier a a Rev T Alberti, All Belcher Bytes a a Souls N Brickwood a a Mr B. Lawky, All A Gentleman a it Souls W Taylor 5 5 Rix R. Heber, AR A Lieutenant in the Navy a o Souls S E S. a x Sir J Riddell, Ch Ch. A fecund Subfeription The Pr.ncipal of Jcfus colletygd by Mrs. College Mervin Rev Dr Wilton, Saint WB. x. x o Edmund's Hall a SB. a a o Mr Cowes, Univerfity By W 8.1 3to 6 College • s I P. a o 0 Mrs Janes, Adwell S Sundry (mail Mr T B Sadler a Subferiptions 5 3 6 t t 16 Alderman Fletcher a Charles 'Page, t.fq 33 Mr Hutton, BN. Col I Captain W Dunstord 33 Mr Barnard, la N. College a Mr Smith, Sweeting's- Mr 'l' Wharton, Head alley x a ington z T Wright, Efq fecond Mr Howes,Mag.Col. o Subfeription a 0 Mrs Smith a The Gentlemen of the Rev E copleiton,Oriel Law Society, meet- College ing at the Sugar Rev Mr C Holmes, Loaf,Bell-yard,Lin• C C C. coin's Inn is o Rev . .' Churchill W I Wright, Efq a a CC C. MR. a a Mr R Greets Edward Esher. Efq 3 o Mr J Cooke, Oxford Hon •Gen. W Hervey aa to Rev R Wetherell, New RR B. a .2 College Mr Seeker • 1 •e• Rev W Everett, New Mr March ' • I o College Mr Batticoinb a a Mr Machridge, Exeter Mr Reeves o 5 College Mr Barton o 5 The Pruvolt of Qeen's Mi Cook 0 $ College Mr Sargent o s The Rev J Rofdew, Mr W Louthis 0 7 • Exeter College I Richard Meyricke o 7 Mr Maducks, Ch Ch. a M ifs Din, a a AZ. 0 W Wright 0 7 j H.. / Mrs FH. a a A Lady Mrs IVlarffiaß a a • Rev E. Rowden, New Edward Cutler o 7 College ULY 18, 1807 , J ..,. THE OLD ENOLISHALE BREIVERY. AT a numerous and refpeaable Meeting of holders and Perform concerned In the Conlimptiois of ALE,' AMBER, and TABLE.BEER, holden, at the Albany Tama, Piccadilly, on Teefday the 7th July, 1837. H. T. ADSTEN, Efq. in the Chair. It appearing that the Eitabliihment of a Brewery at the End of the Metropoli., to fupply.the Inhabitants with a whole- Lone and nutritious Beverage, to be brewed hewn Malt and HI PI only, and delivered free from Adulteration, would prove of the grestefkmiblic may and benefit. It was retched, That a BREWERY &mild be accordingly eitabbihed for that purpofe. That a Capital of 7 s,ocol. he railed by 3000 Shares of 251 each, payable by initalments of SL The firit inftalroent to be paid on fubferiblog—the fecond on or before the 15th Auguft, iSo7--and the remaining three Inilaiments when called for by the Committee. on notice of one calendar month. Books are open for Sable iiption at.Mcffra. Birch. Chasshen sat Hobbs, Bankers, New Bond area ; lldelin. (often, Maiinde and Aultens, Bankers, No. to, Henshata.ftreet, Covent Garden ; McVey. H. T. William's and Co ts, Copthall-coort,neam`tbe Bank • Prufpeetufes maybe bad at the above hooks; at the Seem. tares, No. 3, Hare -court, Temple; and a; the Albany Tavern, Piceadilty. R. TAYLOR. Secetary. LONDON SVBSCRIP now PUBLIC DISTILLERY, Pee the DISTILLATION and RECTIFYING of GENUINE • BRITISH SPIRT TS, CORDIALS, antROMIPOUNDS. THE promoters of this much wanted and ofefoi: undertaking rcfpediftilly ihform the Interelled Public, that after great exertions, and calling in the aid and abilities of thole perfectly competent, they have finithed their Arrangements and ConSitur:on of a plan in that way, which they prefume will mat with public approbation (for which they refer to the perufal of their Prcdpeau:). They further beg with brevity to Rate. the great leading features of their plan are, that the Public may be fervor! with Genuine Britilh Spirit., Compounds, and Cordial", which they particularly recantmend to all Retailers withing to fell articles of the heft quality. For the convenience of the Public, Shares are divided into ,Sol. each, transferable and payable by initalments, none of which art to exceed ten per cent. on the turn fubfcrilsed, without at leak so days notice of each payment. The whole of the concern to be managed by Fifteen Direetors, appointed from the Subleribers for that pmpote. As loon as a fufficient number of Suhfcribers are obtained, a General Meeting of them will be held at the London Tavern, for the furtherance of the undertaking. In the mean time, One found per Share will be received at Mars. Welton, Pinhorn, and Co Baukcrs, Borough ; Pybas, Hale. and Co Old Bond.ftreet ; or from ten to four, at the Company's Surveyor's Office, No. 26, 'Change-Ailey, Royal Ex change, who e Profpedlafes may be bad, and other information obtained. This day was publifhed, price 31, AN EXAMINATION of the PASSAGES con rained in the GOSPELS, and other BOOKS of the NEW TESTAMENT, repeting the Perfon of jiSUS, with °Nem nous arifiug from them. By J. SMITH, Gentleman. Printed for J. johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard. AJa' L. I 0 10 IL I L I I I I 1 1 S S 1 S I I S I I 1 I I I I 1 1 I I 2 1 $ 2 1 1 r I I I 0 F. ,„.