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T O-MORRO* EVENING, *Patel' be seted the eddied** or • THE MAN,OF THE WORLD. Sir Pertimix Madycophant ,Mr. COOKE. Egetton, Mr. C. It EM *LE. Lady Rodolptra Itinthereotirt, Mni GLOVER. To which w MO THE be added ; R he Jew Pantomime, called GOOSE P a t ; Or, TIIE GOLDEI I I EGG. This Evening—Oronooko ; with. Mother Goofe c: r A new Comedy, called Town and Country, has been Come time in rehearfal, and will flyway be produced. 'TIE NEW PLAY. This day was publilbed, price Ha f a Crown, Tr HE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Adis. per. 11 formiyg with great applaufe at the TIILATRZ ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. By the late JOHN TOBIN, Efi. Author of the HONEY 11/100).. I—. - intcd for RICHARD PHlLfirs, No 6, Bridge-Rrect, Black friars ; and to he had of all Hookiellers. AS.;EMBLIES-DANCING AND MUSIC• RESPECTABLE Perfons, withing to join a Seta Affembly, may bec.mie Subfcribers to one, on giving their addrefs to Wire. ALLEN and PRINce, at their Affembly Rooms, 340. to, Great Alie-ftreet, Goodman's Fields, or No ty, Sliertard ltrect, Golden fquare. Alto Ladies and Gentlemen, of any age, who never learnt Dancing or Mae, may learn quite in private, ell a plan exprefsly formed for theft who with the acquirement e:• peditious, and yet fuitable to perfons of Rank and Fathion. Public Leffons are alto given two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per Quarter. —Schools and Families attended. A number of fine toned Ne* and Second-hand Grand and Square Piano Fortes, Harps, and Organs, are on Pale at their Mufic Rooms, at very reafonable prices. Mr. PRINCE teaches Singing, Thorough Eafe, and Mufic in general. - GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL • SCHEMb. 4 Prizes of Z2O OCO am cgo.ooo 4 ...&-. 1 o.poo 40,000 4 - 5,000 10,000 10 - 1,C03 - 10.000 30 - SOO - 5,001 30 100 - 3,000 4 0 "' 5 0 - 1,000 3,000 ..... 10 60,cc0 3,00 Firft drawn Tickets to each 3 c,coo as ,cco Tidies. £ is° ,coo I CAPITALS DrriamiNAllLE. Fird-drawn Ticket, IR Day, - L 20 4 -00 , Ditto ad Day, - so eu6 Ditto —. 33 Day, - ao,roo Ditto 4th Day, - 20,000 TARO .... sth Day, - mow Ditto -- 6th Day, - 30,000 ' TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenfed Lot -litty Dike. • PRESENT PRICL • Ticket - j elp i 6.. Half - kW 36 1 nab& -- . £ 2 is 0 (tarter - 33c0 1 Sixteenth - t 6 6 The a!vnve Scheme will point out the ntedaty of an early out , chafe. art Four Prises of itl.octol. eaeb, will be fure to be dray. 11 in the firft fuur DAyg, caciufive of teller CaFital Prisce., CORNHII.I., and 9, BIsH toitcits the attention r f the Public to the . SCHEME of the Ntw LOTTERY, in another part of this Paper,which wilt be foutol to contain an unnfual number of Capital Prises, with the novelty of 20,0001. being allotted to the Illt•dratrn Ticket on each of the firit four days In addition to nvidth the tirß 3000 Tickets drawn out of the Whet/ are entitml t t 101. each, over and above any benefit that nry la: drawn appitt sl.t m ; an early purehafe is therefore ntct frary, as the whole weight of Capita Priatri is furl to be drawn in the firit four days. lit stets rod Shares are idling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 'mai, and 66 3 3. ht Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS of £3OlOOO each, Were both SWARM dad :soup. And volute Twenty-one Capital Prizes were Shared and cola in the Taft and yrtfeht yc.ar. a.a Tke LOTTERY begin% tAttb dAP RI. BY HIS MAJESTY'S P. - OYAI. PATRONAGE. PRU KILO, vulgatly called the I rcn, cured effec ttrifly by only ONE Application of Dr.DUNBAR's much itrprovtd SCUMS OIN 'WENT The cure of cheeks& yearly confirms the truth,that this remedy is an eafy,plearant,fafc, certain,and flattish& fpecific, by only one application; yet it does tak cotstaiik IttaA particle of mercury or oTher dat:getous in- ttesltatt but is Os tilien.tels as milk. a a very agrerible Smell. and 111.4 without erlrig 4c keit inijury.tostkr &Ice ; it neither em finerrene..abilinenee from any. kind of dirt, or II:lir:lint from Itsisitisfs or ph : adore. Sold in hoses at as. 9d. each: duty included. IN 'flit *Judd fn cbitf. T. D. Ad4ifott, fiftekinal Pi-edit - inner, lit 4;16 4kepediitityd IFryteb, 33. kiOtt Skeet, Blobrbilftry-ftlisarr; - 41 " 1121 . 1 : Odby Hawk. 24. Yko-niarket ; Ambridge, Piccadilly,. Rub; Collins, Maury; j Uralic ; Li. sic, mg. *VICTUALLING OPPICII, 14kes1116,10y. • • THE COM IfISSIONERS for vlcrtur.x.nfm HIS 11447ASTr',Arr, do ierehy give Melee, That on Tuerlay the 3d of March next, they will be ready es receive Tendevs in writing Ocala up) and treat For FOUR HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL, To be delivercd Two Hundred and Fifty Tons into His Majefty's Vldtuallin Stores at Dt ptford, and One Hundred and Fifty Tons into thole at Plymouth—one half thereof in Cate n,onth, and tbs. other half in one mouth afterwards; and . For ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS; . • , To be anfwerttble td Samples to be produced With the Tendert; to -be delivered out bilftlfereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in, a month, into His Majeity's Vidlualling Stores at Deptford be fore-mentioned. The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with intereft ninety ; days after date. The Conditions oTtlie GourdQs ma, be feta at the Seereturs Office. $ No regard will he'Ead toast Tank, in evaich th e p r i re _Aka set bar infestind words at kneb,or thatfiell n. 4 is deltvera to it. B:ard &- fest Ose o'Clocii on the fail Tilefary Me 3d of March nest, Nor nags lht Porton wiv owlet the Tender, or jime Polon is bit behalf, attend, to oafwer wAs ootkilfw. MONEY TO BE SUNK IN ANNUITIES: "1" 4 6 be funk in Annuities, upon the j. int- lives of I 11 two Prrfons of tic ages of twenty-;tree and twenty-one, :two.fums of aocol. each, and one Imo of wool. to be amply-fe cund on Land or Money in the Funds. For fliribet particulars apply to Mars Macdougstlnd Hunter, Lloodo's tan, • , • ' s day was lutbli Clic& • re One 7.701ume. ttmn, price 4 4.6 d. in boards, ATOUR Til ROUG H SICILY and , MALTA. in a Series of Letters t.. Wtul.lAsf Becavoito; Efq. From P. BR YI343NV, F. It S. London: Printed tor N.G. Symonds, Eatrruoiltr , msw ; J. 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Ore of the Britifh Captives from Verdun, Author of " Projet de Regiment eoneennant les DEcas," and Member of fcveral Me dical ttocictio. Printed for Tipper and Richards, N - 37 , Lcadenhaß-ftrect London. Jul publifhed, Volumes r and a, to he comp!, ted ue i thud, price as each. in boards, of HISTORICAL DIALOGUES for YonngPtrfor.s of Both Sexes, particularly deGgned for the Elder Pupils of Schools, for the purpnfe of infpiring them with a tafte for Hiftnry, and convincing them that in its records may be found charaders of more real heroi'm. and (*numbing of greater Lnterefi than are to be met with in the pages of romance and fit inn. Alfo to teach them the moral and philufophical tiles of Minty. and the exercife of their mental powers—By MARY HAY;. Author of the Female Biography, or Hittnry of cticbrated and ft. lultrious Women ; Harry Clinton,a Tale fur Youth, &c. &c. Printed for J Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Mawman, in the Poultry; and B.Tabart, New Bond•ftreet. Mrs TR!:'.I VI ER's BOOKS for the Ufe of YOUNG PERSONS. This day wa, putilithe d, in a vols. price 6a boards, elegantly print cd, and end.llifhcd with an Wnod Cuts, defigned by 'llsorntoes, and engraved by Nelbit ar,d others. the Bth Widen of VABULOUS HISTORIES ; defigrted for the In ftru6lhin of Children,refpeßing their Treatment of Animals. By Mrs TRIM MEI. Printed for Johnton, in St. Paul's Church yard; and B. Ta hart in New Bond- ftrret. Where may be had, a Cheap Edition of the above, price as 6d. Alfo, by the fame Author, New Editions of a. A Spelling, or Firß Book for Children, and a Sequel to the fame price 61 each. a. An Intro:hi:Rion to the Knowledge of Nature. and Reading the Holy Scriourt s. 3. Sacred Hiftory, feleeed from the Scriptures, with Anno tations and Reiletftions defigned for Young People, particularly calculated to facilitate the Study of the Scriptures in Schools—in 6 vols. price ion:bound. ___..... , TATLF.R, SPECTATOR, AND GUARDIAN. This day was publitheil, in Ls veils Svo. price 61.65. in boards, ,A ucw Editinii. accurately printed on a large type, with vignette l • title pages, and infiltrated by Notes, of 'THE TA CLLR, SPECTATOR, and GUAR - L DIAN. To which are now prefixed (fecond edition, cos.- ueded and enlarged) Prefaces, Hittorical and Biographical. By ALEXANDER CHALMERS, F.S A. With complete Indetes to the notes and illuarations, as well as So the papers them - elves. Either work may be had by Iffelf, vie Taller, 4 vols. 21. 211.. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE, Spectator, 8 vole. 31.4s.—Guardian, a vdi ii. : Printed for J Jolinfon ;W J and J Richardfm; J Nieyds and THE BALM of QUITO, price Only 2s. 91. the :Son; R Bald w i n ; F C and J Rivin g ton , R fau'd,r; 'I Payne; 5 bottle, is the belt Remedy in the nniverfe for Nervous Cnm. j Ottridge and Son ; J Walker ; Seatcherd and Letterman ; Wilkie plaints, the molt powerful rettorative and reanimating HAM of ufe i and Robinfon ; G Robinfon ; W Lowndes ; Ogilvy and Son ; and Health. and ;he fafat and belt Medicinein the ve:eld. It is not . Clarks and Son ; T K :y ; J Nunn; Darnel and Harvey : Loog. pretended that this Medicine can arrett the progrefs of nature,hut ' man. Huai, Rees, and Orme; C. Law; Verner, Hood, and it is alerted and proved that it will reilore health even where the ! Sharpe ; T hooky; Cadet' and Davies; Lact , iegron, Alien, and conttitution appears to have been irreparably injure-!. Thofe who i Co; ii Jeffry; 13 Crofby and Co.; it Pheney; J Carpenter; Pute have Impaired their health by a refitknee iti hot and unhealthy cli• i and Williams; J. ...vhite; Wynne and Sou ; W A inter ; J state, ; the young of either iex, whole infirmities threaten prams- : Murray ; J and A Arch; S Bagfter ; J Harding ; I Mawman; tore old age,ga lite of miler, , and an early ditEmei §:i ; and thole. r W Ginger ; J Harris; J Afperne ; 'l'. Often ; R S kiiby, and J. chore advanced in years, whofc tottering faplet. frames aypear ' Booker. . .. withered and almutt worn out , are the more. immediate BOOKSKei the Inltruclion and Amufement of Young People, 'efjedts of this (nothing Balm, whole benign infiutrice nr ,y written by Mifs PEACOCK. he eneeded to Cm whole chit.. of Valetudinarians. For lii ail Printed few J. Johann and J. Harris, St Paul's Church yard ; Mrs eifeq, and in all ages where the kid, arc relaxed, where the Peacock. Oxford-area; C. Law , Ave.Maria-lioe ; and B.Ta conftitution has received a (hock, or is by an y means debili• • but, New Bow) fired. • tined, this RESTORATIVE and RE ANIMA ONO BALM of I.' I 'HE VIS l' fir a WEEK—containing otiginal LIEF. and HEALTH will produce the happieft tiled.; the cold L Talcs, Anecdotes, Irene Natural and Elorel Hiffor , &c. and t.-emulous nerves will be warmed and Readied.; the relaxed defigned for the amufement of Youth, 6th edition price 45 bound fibres oi fort flabby flab will be braced and rendered firm; the The following account of this Work appeared in the Analytical mute*, will be invigorated; the fihew. will be ftrengthened; the Review :—" We have pleafure in introducing thii putrtieaton to emaciated limbs will be covered with firm Beth, the exhaulted the attention of Parentsand Preceptors, as a valuable edition to th. veffels will be teplenifbed; the impoverifhed watery blood will Children's Library. Its objects are to awaken in the minds at become rich and balfamie, and its languid circulation rettured to i young people a talte for Rudy, and to teach them, in an :muting the fanative impetus, which is the true criterion of health ; the and Interetting way . lefties of prudence and virtue; and both theft Lingttid drooping I terits will be rteived and exhiiiratect ; digettion ends this mifeelLtayis very happily calculated to.protnote." ..ii.i will be Fromm :el; in (boat, the tone of the nerves will he cello- a. The Little Emigrant, intertperled with anecdotes and infirm red, and by theft means the whole coilltitution will be renova- tive censer mime, .0 6J bound tell. Fz.eblenefs,lanitude,anziety, melancholy, and all the deplore 3 . The Little Mountaineers of Auvergne, or the adventures of able fruFtfn" of dikarc will vaciastand arentifh,ardnori ferantY. James and Georgette, as hound and every evidevce of renovated health will be the happy re - 4. The Adventures of the Si[ P.rinedfor of Babylon, in their tilt of taking this ineftlmable Balm in dee tithe, according to the Travels to the Temple of Virtue, as 64 bound - . direCtions for tale *lnch aeramipatry each bottle. The Malin Of S. Rt cueil de Fables, de Coates, et d'Hittories, Morales et Amu . tlyito is prepared and fdd by W. Withers, Chenett, sesi .Strand, (antes, 35 half-bound. near Teniple Bar, Louthig; and Re:alibi all refindtable Medicine And fpeedily will be publifhed. a rew Edition Of Mitt Peacock's Veuders... : ..- ..-• s. •- • . l'Chrettolask.dAbridgentent of Umeriial Hilted?. BRIMIONfAN SYSTEM OF MRDICINit ` putllibed• in throe N'blitmes Svc: prier•tra..hoants. •717H& . ,WORKS O.F JOHN BROWN., U. D. Tar c 4 is preface. a Biographical Account of the-Aittor. Br his , Botr, • CULLEN BROWN; M.D. • Landis::: Primed' for k Johnfon, in 9t. Paul's Church-yard; and If. D. Sytnonda, Paternotterrow ; and fold by ail the Monk falai in Scotland. . _ This day was publefloe4, • fir foto. Volimes in Odthwo, print al. ac in bo;n3s, THE LIFE, LIITTERS, and POSTHUMOUS' WORKS of WILLIAM COOPER, Efq. fly WILLIAM HAYI.EY,Efq. Printed far J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where malt be bad: the third and fupplementary Volume, in. quarto, neeelfary to complete the, quarto Edition. Alfo Mr. Cowper's Mans, of the fame fia,e, and various fmaller editions. Lately publilhed, ht 4 10.. pike' &L-m. in hoards, illuftmted with the aid 'Whims, math milcrged, of lINSTITUTES of NA:MYRA I. PHILOSOPHY. 'neon ace! and Pradical ; :cleat limk for Unirstfitiet. mid private Teectin' Hy W FAITEVIX I t.. D. Printed f.e,J JOhnfun, in St. Petry Church-yard. Where may be had, by the cams Author, Pradical Sermon's, in 3 vole price one guinea' in hoards. -..r BRASIL, IN SOUTH AMERICA. Lately palliated, iinSiscn tirierfis. in boards, A VOYAGE to lASII. ; with general Sketches of the Country, clEfaihkig. its Natural Prodaftionv, the Cbaraeter and Manure oh the Colaaial• Inhabitasus,&c.; asidart account of the City and Province.; of St. Salvador and Lotto. Scgurn. Including a• Narrative of the feitunrof a Britifh a; .ti the impriconmept of she Author and the Ship's Crew by. the Portugucle. To which amend:ea a rowed TAleolExchange,atc. By Tlit )itil AS LINDLEY. Printed.for J. jolothar, in Sr. P3/11% Church. yard. This day was publithed, In two Volnrars, quarto, illuitrated with Maps, and cnthellithed . with upwards of Staenty Copper plates, price 34 13s. 6d. (~r cn large paper, with colourc..l patcs, t 4 Oa. in boards, a new,etli tiot) of A NARRATIVE (.1 a FIVE YEARS RESt DENCE in SURINAM, in. Guiana. ow the Wild Cold of South America; clucidating the Hillary of that Country, and do,. feribing itc natural produeliona: with an anemia. of ,the indium of Guiana and Negroes of Guinea. By Colonel J G. STEDMAN. !'rioted for J. Johnfon,i3 St. Paul's Church yard; and. T. Parie, in FOR FR bNCH SCHOOLS. This day was pobliShed, price 4s. the Ninth Edition, enrrveled, of UDSON's FRENCH SCHOLAR's GUIDE; L L nr, an cary help nor tranflating French into Et.glifh ; contain lc; Ord tables, diverting tales. aim repartees, familiar letters, moral fentences, bits, receipts, &c. in French. To which is added, an Index M all the words in tbc book, their proper fignification in Elwin's, and gralunntica derivation. This Book, on its publicativu, was reconunended by upwards of forty of the principal Schoolmaltcrs in and about London. Printed for J. Jaduiron, in St. Paul's Church yard; acatc herd and Co. and Law, in Ave.. Maria lane; and Longman and Co. in Pa ternoll, r-row. 'Phis day were puhiiihed, in s vole crown hvo. price tss boards. GOGRAPHICAL DELINEATIONS; nt, A Compendious View of the Natural and PoiiticalState of all Parts of the Glotse--Py JOHN AIKIN, M.l). Printed for J. Johann, In St. Paul's Church Yard. . . . . . . The following account of this work legiven in the Britil Critic, Vol. 27 :—" There are few writers of the prefent day to whom the Public is more indebted than to Drt,,Aikin. whether we con fider the variety, the importance, or the agreeablenefs of his per formances. The prefent is one of the neatelt publications of the kind that has yet appeared in ot.r language ; not intended to rupee. fede the common Elementary Books on the fubjedt of Geography, bat to comprehend, in a moderate cornpars, every thing moll im portant relative to the Natural and Political State of the Worli. The Author's own remarks, occafionally introduced on the politi• cal Bate of the places deferibed, are remarkable for their modcra don and found feat?' A Proper !'relent for Young P: dons of either S.:, and auletul Boni in Schooh. This day were pnblidicd, in three Volti:ne., t 21710 price res. or on better paper, 3 vols. crown Bvo. price rita. in hoards, SELECTIONS from the TATLER, SPECTA TOR , Gusma'am and FRIMIOLDZIt; with a Preliminary Stray. _ _ by ANNA L./En BARBAULD. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church yard. It has been thought, that a Sciedlon front :he Tatters, Speeta tors, and Guardians ; comprifing 311 thole pipers in which the pe culiar fpirit and excellence of ;here Works chiefly refutes. might be no unacceptable prefent to the world in general and par*ularly to Young People of both Sexes, who tray not happen to potrzfe the originals; and who, if they did, would want a glide, iu fo milcellaneous a work, to diredt them to what is belt ev..tth their notice. The generality of reader-, of whofc various occupations the cultivation of Literature makes only a part, (mid of this clafs are nearly all women, and molt men who are not devoted to pro. foinonal ftudies), may, perhaps, be well content to have Come of the molt beautiful compofitions in our language pref.:nted to them, without bring obliged to lore their own time in feparating them from a macs of unint«refting matter." From Mrs Barbauld's May. MEXICO. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St-Paul's Church-yard, a New Editim. in Iwo Vo.t.mes 4to. price 21,211. in boards, of THE HISTORY ,)f MEXICO. Collected from spina and Mexican Hiftnrians, from Manufcripts and an cient l'Ain , ings of the Indians Illuttrated by a Chart and 2s other Cnpper plates To which are added, Critical Differtations on the Land, the Al.imals, and Inhabitant, of Mexico. by ABBE DE ERANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGERO. Tranflated from the original Italian. Account of this Work from the Monthly Review. " Europeans know little of the interior of Mexico; the accounts given or that country by travellirs are dikordant, in confequence of their ignorance of tins language and manners of the people they deferibe aitd their unacquarattnce with a prodigious number c f rutmoiri anti relations. that throw light upon the hrilory of that famous country. If ever a writer was qualified, by a comi•inatlau of advantf gtous citettrollances, for cempofing a Hiftory of Mex ico, I is certdittiy the Abbe Clavigero. For he bat not only re ruled. as it f:cour with rare, all the writers who make artnann of this gr7at t tnpire, but he was horn in the country, is moiler or i languttge, and has %lilted all 'hole parts of it e which the Spying Government has rent.l.tre , linacceflible to thccuriofity of trr.vi , ,krs. Nor did bt pay than only a tranfitury vifit, for he (pent above thirty years in °loitering, with the eye of a philorophet, all the parts of this exteofive region, and in procuring from the • arvea exact information with refileSt to every of jed of any cooferiteme, to that he may be irhuotl cnitLlered as an ocular witnefs of what he relates. if to there uncommon advantages, the lahotious and learned Author hasjoined that critical acumen, In neceffary to ap• predate the 'Owen of information, to davit's dubious tads,. to combine Icattered fragments, and to feparate truth from fable, and has crowned all by that bold canclour,which fuppreffea every thing that is titre, and Cifzuifes or conceals no important truth, his work Mutt be au ineftiniable prefent to the republic of letters. Sothis it efteemed by good irides, who attribute to him largely all theft qualitim • " It is with pleafure that we have perofed the work, and we Wham nut to rresconiewil it to readers of every defcription; many wilt derivemoswis tin!elvdeal intormition, and all will be greatly tntertained by the variety of incidents, and the numerous anec dotes.• it cantairto We think thotrannator leis done his eourtryrnen, sr`io see ignmait ts the Italian language, a material fervice, by prefetsti . 1 ; skeanith the Al be fikavigeres work iu asEnglith &tic" TH FATR lit)Y AL, MUIR V LAN R. TO -MORROW EVENING, MARCH 3. 01(57, wM ix died a New Play, in Five Ad % Mid THE CURFEW. • . Written by J. Teem, EN. Author of The Hprtzr MooN. NoftwArts--Hufgh de 'feat*, Barryinore ; Robert, Mr. wa tt . ; Bertratid. Mr. H. Skidoos ; Walter, Mr. Penley Philip,• ! Mr. Eyre. Msdida, Mrs. Pcwell ; Florence, MILe Duncan. Hama—Fitstrarding, Mr. Pilliton ; Amin:mg. Mr. Pillfubr';* c on rad, Mr: Mathews, Hernsbn, Mr. Cathy To which will be added the New Mclo-Dratue, called 1 .. TFKELI ; or. 'rIiESIEGE OF SIONTGATZ. Itoeutirrhe Curfew $. veldt MO Weettbeteoeli. ORATORIOS, At Play -Route Prices on the Wednefdays and Fridayi during Lent. THEATRE•ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 4, 1807, will be performed the Sacred Oratorio of TH E MESSIAH. As originally Compofed by G. F. HANDEL. And on FRIDAY the 6th, L'ALLEGRO 11. PENSIFROSO. Written by MILTON, and 00111p01 . ..el by G F. HANDEL. PART 111 A Grand Mif:ellmeous Aft. End of Part 11 Stiii)fit's favourite Concerto of the Storm, on the Grand Piano Fo►te, by Mils MDR ELL, a Young Lady totally Blind from her Birth. Principal Voeal Perfoemets: Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Signora GRlcann, (being her Mt appearance.) Mr BRALIAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DO Y I.E, and Mr. BELL AMY. leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the land and Churuffes (which are numerous and corrip%lt) by the moil approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six o'clock—begin at Seven, Half Price at Nine. Correet Books of the Performance to he had in the Theatre only. price W. Thufe fold in the Breve are (Furious and an Ferlea. er The Free Lift cf this Theatre does not extend to :be Ora torios. VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 23. 2807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VIC: UiIi,LING HIS mAy ESTr, NAI'T, do hereby piss That on Tuefday the •rctit. of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in -*tidos (fLgted up) and treat for the ! fupply of what FRESH WATER than be required for the de of His tklajcity's S'aips and Vcffels at eitiacntey, for twelve months certain; and further until fix months wo ming thall be given on ieither fide for the termination tla reof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with totertft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may he fees at the Secretary's Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Cufloms at Ouernfey INo regard will be had to any Tender is sohieb thr price „anti sot b. inftrted in word, at length, er that flail sot be delivered to du. Board before one o'clociont the fad Tuefday the totb of Marc!, next, nor wadi the Falai mho stakes the Tender, o► font Ferfon on hi: behalf attends to anliver when edged fo►. VICTUALLING ()MCA, February 23, 1807, 'THE OOMMISSIOA ERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAYBSTY'S NAVY, do hereby give notice, That on Wednefday the t tth of March next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) for luch quantities of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE, as the refpeelive Pedals who may tender the fame, can engage to deliver in two eoliths, free of all charge and rills, to His Majeliy, into His Majdty's Viduxlling Stores at Plymouth, and to be paid for by Bills pad able. with intereß ninety days after date. Not any offer of a lets quantity than 25 (toners will be at- tended to. The Conditions of the Contrad may be ken at the Secretary's Office, or by applying to Mr. 'Thomas Miller, Agent for the Viaualiing, at Plymouth. No regard wiii be Lad to any 'Tends in which the price flail not le ;minted in word: at levb, or flat not be delivered t. the Board &fire one o'tlvi on the faid lrednrfilay the tttb of .itiar,b next, nor and ft the perfix 7010 male: the Tinder, or foam ?crisps on his behalf, attend: to anflorr when railed for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, February 26, 2107. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING HIS lifelY ESTre NAPT, ay hereby give Notice, That on Thurfday the 26th of Vitra next, they will be ready to receive Tendtrs in writing (fealed up) and treaf for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coat& grained Chelhire SALT, or Salt of equal goodncfs 2nd for Eight Hundred rQl3$ of Chelhire BAY SALT, of the largt.ft grain, or S.lt of equal goodnets ; of which the Perfons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majefty's Viltualling Stores at Deptford— , one half by the 3:it of July next, and the remainder by the 3oth of September following, free of all charge and rilk, to His Majefty, except that the Contrador will be allowed as. a ad. per ton, for porterage of the Sal: from the Wharf to *e Stores; and to be paid for by Hills payable with iuterelt ninety days atter date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be leen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Culledlors of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlewich in Clitthire, relptEtively . No regard will be bud to any Tender in which the trice "all not be Wilted in words at length, or that flail JO be delivered to the Board before one o'clock *a the fad Vutiflay the 26th of March next, nor anlo the Prefix sae wake the Tender, or font Perfon on his behalf, attends to anfwer taken cuffed for.