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I N conformity to the refolution of His Majefly's Commiffioners for the Affairs of th c Royal Military College, that the appointment of Profeffors and Matters shall be deter mined by competition of talents ; the Governor Both hereby give Notice, that an additional French Matter will be wanted at the Junior Department of the faid College, at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. Letttrs of application are to he addreffed to the Governor of the Royal Military College, under cover to the Right Honourable the Secretary at War, War Office. • No Perron will be approved fur the Eftablithment, whole Cla udia will not bear the ftrielclt fcrutiny. This day was publifhed, . . . In Ona Vohiare Odtavo, price is in hoards, AN ACCOUNT of the DISEASES of INDIA. as they appeared in the Englifh Fleet, and in the wa•al Hofpital at Madras in 178 s and x 783. With obfergattons on.l.flu cars, and the Hofpital Stores of that Country. To which is pre. fixed, a View of the Difcafes on an Expedition and Farago of a Fleet and Armament in India in 78z. By CNARL !S CURTIS, Formerly Surgeon of the Medea Frigate. Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paterisofter row ; 1 and J. Murray, Fleet -greet ; and W. Laing. Edinburgh. Ip the Month of March wilt be petaled. mORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, J. will be adted a New Play, in Five Adis, called THE CURFEW. W r i tte n by J. Town, Efq. Author of The HONEY MOON. The Mufie conipored by Mr. Arrwoon. Wesarant....Hugh de Tracy, Mr. Barrymore ; Robert. Mr. Ban. nifter ; Bertrand, Mr. H. Siddons ; Walter, Mr. Peaky ; Philip, agr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs. Powell ; Horenee, Mite Duncan. 2),La u—Fitshardies, Mr. Ellifton ; Armftrong. Mr. Palmer; Conrad, Mr. Mathews, Herman, Mr. Caries. With a. Glotand Chorus of Banditti. To which. will be added the Fame of MY GRANDMOTHER. On Saturday, The Curfew; withenhe Siege of Mongatz. In Two Volumes quarto, the Second Edition, carpeted and es.. • larged. with an I u;odudit" on tit. Higtofr of Britain bcfn i e the arrival of the Romani, • THE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS. The Firft Volume containing their Hiftory before their In. vaßon of Britain, and their fublegeent Haber, in England to the Normal) aiaqueft, including the Life of Alfrai, and the Aesoarit of the Sea-kings and Pirates of the North. The &mini Vohnne. defcrihing their Manners, Government, Laws,Poeiry, Literaturci Religion and Language. • • By SHARON TURNER. F, A S. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, mid Orme, Paternofier row. This day was publifhed, In 4 Vols Isom price it 4s. in boards, the 6th Edition of THE MYSTERIES of UDOLPHO, a Romance. Interfperfed with Conic Pieces of Poetry. By ANN RADCLIFFE. Piloted for Longman, Hutft Rees, and Orme, Patcrnolter row. Of whom may be had. by the fame Author, I. The Rossaloce of the FOILEST 3 inteifperfed with fume Pieces of Poetry. 2.A SICILIAN ROMANCL,3d editiON, in 2 vole IMMO. 74 hoards. 3. The CASTLES of ATIILIN and DUNIATNE, a Highland S:u -ry,3(l edition, ins you tanso. price 3s Gd boards. A Collegiate Board of the Royal Military College, will be held at Great Marlow on Tuefday the 7th of April next. tor the exa mination of the Caudidates for the above•mentioned appointment . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. GOVERNMENT ST ATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL. SCHEkIII. TO -MORROW EVENING, ,FEBRUARY 26, will be acted the Play of • THE 'TEMPEST ; Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND. Profpero, Mr KEMBLE ; Miranda, Mlfs BRUNTON; Ariel, by a YOUNG LADY. To whiels will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; • Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Os Saturday, Every Man in His Humour ; with Mother Goole. • . THE NEW PLAY. Thy doi wao.pablidicd, price Half a Crow', CURFEw. A Play, it Five An,. Per i. frowilos with great appletift: at the TUtATIIt ROYAL, Dater-Laos. bT the late JOHN TOWN, Efq. • , Authoeakke I. ^say. MOON. Printed for Itscoako .Postti vs No t, Bridge-itreet, Black gars ; motto We had ofall"Iloolifellers. A NLW BRITISH I HEATRE. 3,ft . pnbliOnd, in royal tilmo. price One Shilling each, embellithed • with a tine Engraving, or price Two Shillings, elegantly printed 4 4-ftra fine Paper, with a Portrait of the Author, for each Vo ' !time, and Proot Impreffions of both the Plates, sttnibers . l. to I.IP. (to be continued Weekly) of a new Work. entitled 'THE, BRITISH THEATRE ; or, a Colleaiov .8. of Hays, which th aged at the Theatres Royal, Drury - lane,Covitit-garden and Haymarket. Printed under the autho *townsy perrniffu:n of the Managers,from the Prompt Books. \With Iliogaphical and Critital Remarks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. • Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Paternofter row. The pl4ys already publiftted are—t Mountaineers--a Speed tho Plough-3 Wheel of Fortune -4 Lovers' Vows-3 Inkle and rico-6 Ifatrelia-7 Wild Oats-8 Douglas—p Stranger-10 COUR try Gisi—,stt Dransatift—t Hamlet -13 Grecian Daughter... 44. it u ry Body—l 3 John Bull-16 Tancred and Sigirmonda—T7 All in the Wrong—lB Maebeth—i so Bold Stroke for a Wife-•-. 20 Poor 6kr,tlemin—sl Such Things Are.-. 42 Oroonoko—s3 Love in a Vill.e-14 Road to Ruin—ts Jane Shore—s 6 Clandeftins Edward the Black Prinee--28 Merry Wives of Illudfor....op Rule a Wife and have a Wife-30 Mourning Pride .. r .31 Cure-for the Heart Ache-32 All for Love-33 The Way to keep Hiatt.-34 King John-33 She itoops to Conquer-36 The Coofelous Lovers-37 The Revenge-381.0re for Leve— y) ,Ivery Man In his Humour-4o Coriolantis-41 he Jew — As Ratio ari Juliet-43 The Carelefs Hufband-44 Csearrc Bansmal6o4l limes Stratagem-45 Guttavtl, Vali-47 Weft In dien-41 Julius Cafar-49 Every One has his Fault—SO kalous IVlfe-31 TeniPcll-32 The Orphan-53 Cato-54 Belle a Stra- Nam. Er" rrettEN TIRE PLACE, improved and for a* abed with to capital Range, with Oven and Boiler, and kine.piate, and the improved Patent Smoke Jack included, for zo Mantas, l of a moderate Gs& - ----- • A Caul JON-•At many perking impofe on the Public jacks whieh du not anfwer, under the falfe title of PATIN'', pleafe to arm; this 'sill go in the fmalleit flue, being only two inches wideg an4.will I oaftany quantity of meat with or withdut (pits. and may be oiled troth the outride without the Aflame of pipes nr tubes, for which the King's Patent paffed the 3oth of O.:10er 4ifkiesia•lies not been fold to any perfon tore!' again ; worthy.the attragion of Tavern and Inn Keepers, as theft jacks will go from tbrce :o fix years without cleaning or oiling, even in fituations *lvht re other• require ailing every month. Sold. only h.• j. iIoITIIICIT and Patentee, No. 5, Back-hill, mar Meaux's liee whou fe. • ?i:RSONAI. COMELINkSS lotprovetiin the ufe of two elegont Preparatiomi. Fi rit, rriit. AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, to 4 . called, from its admirable dfedls on the Teeth, whirl after ikw applications, athinies the appearance. of polifhed Ivory, pre vents moreover their premature decay, theft decayed it prefervca horn becoming work, fattens kick as are lode, and by palm!• Lace, renders the fouled Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic lisranee) thelmoth *perfeelly tweet; it is alto exceedingly grate lam the b slate. Secondly, the SPFRMACfII WAP, which referees and renders the Skin, foft, Anootb, attd delicate. The aniullient and healing properties of the Spermaceti, are fo greedy known, as tarender a comnisut on it, virtues unnecettary, the inventor is hi lbefitite of its peculiar milditefs, thatto accommodate Gelitkaino of lender Grins, he has alto formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving 'Cioaskr, asthe lather ramie with it will fiarcely affref the rye. 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Indeed the tieLcacy and utility of this article fully deface the praife which is hereby bellowed upon it." To be had or the Patentees of the Fleecy Harry, Holland, Waiftell, and Horton, No. High Holborn ; and of the dil -1 ferent Bookfellers _ _ . .... I.a Lettre de Mr. Le Dogteur Buchan vicnt de paroitre es Francois. Thi4 day w•ert pubilflied, in One large Volume oto. liatulfonuiy printed. with 36 Plates. elegantly engraved, price Two Guinea. and a Half in hoards, Dedicated, by permilTion. for the We of Her Royal Highneft the Prineefe Cu Alt Lot re OF WALES, ECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY : Jr-J The Willi of many years praclical experience of the faas rlueida•ed With a copious Appendix—containing a great num ber and v-trirty of•Aitronotnicat and G:ngraph cal Problems; alfo folor ufcral Tables, and a compreherdive Vocabulary. The Letturescontain much ofchil and fcientific knowledge. di verted of fuch mathematical elucidations as require previous ma thematicalinftruetion----yet futliciently aided by the truths of that tublimc fcience for popular reception, and clear, accurate, and ex tenfivc information. By MARGARET BRYAN. Sold for the Anthorefg by George Kearney, Flcev.ftreet; and Carpeatrr,ol4 Bond ftreet. DISTEMPER IN DOGS. Thb day was prbliffied. price ts. the 4th Edition. with Additions, A CONCISE Defct iptinn the DISTENIPER. in DOGS; with an Account of the Dileovcry of an effica cious Remedy for it. To which are added, the Outlines of a Plan for a general Arrangement and Diftribution of Remedies for the prevalent Dictates of the Herb and Dog. With Plates. By DIiLABF.RE BLAINE. Veterinary Surgeon. Where may be had, by the fame Author, I. 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Bvn. price 31. ;aid in boards, the Second Edition (to which ia prefixed an Account of the Life of the Author) of A NEW LITERAL TRANSLATION from 3 . the Original GREEK of the A PUS IDLICAL EPISTLES, with a Commci.taey, and Notts, Philological. Critical, Explana tory. and Practical : to which is added, a Hi Cory of the Life of the Apoitle I'aul. By JAMES MACKNIGHT, D.D. Author of a" Harmony of the Gafpels," Atc. Printed fnr Longman, limit, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnaftcr• row ; and W. Creech, and Ogle and Aik man, Edinburgh. This day was publiftied, in three vols. tams price one guinea in b e ards, the Third EZition of LET'T'ERS addreffed 0 a YOUNG LADY ; wherein the Duties and Charadtcrs of Women arc confulered, chiefly with a Reference to prevailing Opinions. By Mrs. WEST. Printed for Lenvnan, Hurft, Rees and Ormg. Paternoller-row. 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The Author hat nut derogated front the reputation which be derived from his prior publication.: Poce we difeover in it the fame clear difeernmeet, the fame found judgment, the fame Itintif good fence, the fame manly fentimentb, and the fame fearlefs inte grity and devotion to truth." Monthly Review, Nov. doh. " The fame elfential qualities of an hiltorian which be difplayed in his s Hiltory of the bins Rebellion,' are to be found in the work before us : and this I: no Ordinary praife. We think this work May be a ufeful and refpeetable compendium of Iriih hiltory." Critical Review, Nov. i 3:6. " We have been nratified with Mr. (lorded's performance; the Rory flows with cafe and Ipirit, and the general ftyle of the cons politics may be termed manly and correct. The attention thewn to method and chronology by frequent marginal references. de -1 fcrvcs praile." heleCtic Review s Dec. 18c6. HOLINSHED'S CHRONICLES. Next Month will be publifbetl, Chicly printed in Royal Quarto, the Firit Volume of THE CHRONICLES of HOLINSHED, con). prifing the Defeription and Hiltory of England, Scotland. and Ireland. Printed for J. Johnfon, F. C. an J. Rivington, T. Payne, Wil kie and Robinlon. Longman, Holt, Rees, and Orme, Cadell and Davies, and J. Mawman. Th.,. Work will be completed in Six Vohimes, one to be pub- Hilted every three Months. . The Chronicles of Hollinflistl having become exceedingly fearce, and from their Rarity and Value, having always brought a high Price whenever they have appeared fer Sale, the Hookfellers have thought they Ihnuld perform an acceptable fervice to the Public by reprinting them, in a uniform, handle= and modern form. it cannot now be neeeffary to (late the Importance and Intereft ' log Nature of chid Work. The high Price for which it has always fold, is a fuflicient Tellimony of the eltean in which it has been ' held. Helingthed's Defeription of Schein is allowed to contain the molt curious and Authentic account of the manners and ea tams of our Mend in the Reign of Haul Viii. and Elizabeth, is which it was written. His Hiltory of the traufadliont of the Britith Ines, during theft: Periods. poiliffes all the Force and Valve of contemporary Evidence, coned - led by a molt Ikilful Obferver: and the peculiar Style and Orthography in which the Work is written, furnifit a very interefting document co Multrate the Hif tory of the Englifh Language. The original Edition of the Chronicles of Holitifbrd, it is well known, was publithed by their Author in a mutilated Late. A number of Pages, which had obvioufly been printed with the reit of the Work, were found to be omitted, except in a few copies, obtained by Anne favoured Perfons. In the prefent Edition, there Caftrations are faithfully rettored; and in order that the Purchafer may depend upon finding an exa.ft, as well as a perlee't copy, is has been a law with the Publithers, not to alter a fingls letter, but to pi int the Work with the utmoft fiderty from tho bett preceding Edition with the Author'. own Orthrigraphy. The only liserty taken, has been to ufe the Types of the prefent Day, instead of the Engldb Letter in the Time of Ititzaheth. The Publilbers fteltmit to the Public this Edition of a curious and valuable Chronicle of our liiftory, with a confident hope, that ' it will gratify both the Hiftorical Student and the getural Reader. 1 If it meet with the Reception, which they anticipate, they will he • encouraged to feted fontrothers of the meet and molt important of our ancient Chronicles, and reprint than, in like manner, for the Convenience and Gratification of the Public. Ina publiated„ price 4. in boards, STENOGRAPHY ; or, A New Syfiena of SUORT• HAND --By G. NICHOLSON. lliultrated by ekven Engraving+. - Pnblithed in London by 11. D. Symonds', Poternoiter.rovti I.aelongton. Mien, and Co. Fitdbury-fquare ; and Crofby lad Co. Stationer's-court and may be hada all B3okfcliers Bade, poilllfing. the dlnatial requifitea of Ilueality, le ilty, and ode of ju'aninft. the prefent nt tiled of short minas claims tha advantage ofiensfatal Imp:icily aid brevity ; produced by the ea. elution of fymbolic and arhivary charadtcra, by including the ett• tire ()item in a fmall dundeeinao page. and avoiding looped, sod (taci.pc in four infiancea out of twenty one) all compound►d cha-. ratters tur fingle letters. From the LONDON GAZh.7TB, February z 4.. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, FEB. 24. Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Daerts, Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Ships and Vcirds at Jamsica, to William • /vlarfden,l•fq dated .t Port Royal, January t 2. Sir—l inclofe to you, for the information ot the Lords Cowper fioners of the Admiralty, a lift of men of war and armed verels captured by the lquadron under my command between the aft of Jat.uary, 1806, and the :ft of January, 11307. I am, Sae. (Signed) J• a.DACRIS. (Here follows the Lift ofAreffels Captured. The names of the , valets captured have been already publithed. The Lift comprifm 48 veffels ; of there 19 were French, including three brigs of 16 guns; 24 Spanith, including one reifel of 36 guns. acd a brig of.t6 guns; and five Dutch, four of which were the var.:ls captured et Curacao.) Copy of a Letter from Admiral Young, Commander in Chief of his Majelty's Ships and VetE:ll at Plymouth, to William Marl. den, bag. dated on board the Salvador del Mundt), in Harrtuaze, the 2 iit intlant. Sta—Herewith I trantinit a Letter which I have received from Captain Carteret, of his Majefty's °pop Scorpion, acquaint. ing me of the capture of le Bougainville French pivot= by that Beni), which I iequcit you will lay before the Lords Comaiilrea tiers of the Admiralty. Iliave the honour to be, Ac. (Signed) w. YOUNG, His Majefty'a (loop Scorpion, Seiliy N; Your Leagues, Feb. 17. Sta=—Yefierday evening, after a long chace and. n Bight refillance, the Is4.mgainville French privateir, 23 days out from St.344lstes,,blvtiPllt 16 gags and, 943 men, was captured by this goop. I am, Sir, Bto. (Signed) PAIL. CART VLSI'. MILITARS PROMOTIONS.-gliva Telhly *tie* Casette.) Commitfions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord LiectenAlt. , Dated Feb. zo, 1807. ad Royal -Regiment. Lieutenant John Allen to be Captain, vice Wright, decen fd. Enfign John lialthick: to be Lieutenant, vice Min, promoted. Commidion figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant ot the County of Lincoln. Jofeph Morris, Efq to be Deputy Lieutenant. Doted February 18, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert Cullen, fem. and likoherj Cullen, jun. of Glafgow,' mann- ftdturers, December 31; ao6 mil's Ann Pigult and Mrs Elizabeth Haitifon, of Gainfburg Lincointhire, milliners, Feb. 17,1807. Robert Thornton and John Nichol, grocers and tea dealers. No. 26, High-ltreet, Sitiftivrark, Feb. so, 1807. James Sander and noble .Cooper, Elk manufacturers, Wood ftreet, London. Dec. 35. iSo6. John Gilroy and John calton,Millivrights, Nay/cattle-upon-Tyne. January 31, 1807. Rillert Mohan ant James Morton, of Manchelier, LancAllsire, oil dealer,. February 21,1807. William Dove and John Allen, tanners,Plymoutb, Feb -23. 1837. James Shuttieworth flarton and Roblin/in Shuttleworth Barton ! Liverpool, February 19,1807. • Thornis Smith and - Robert Weatherolt, the youngtr. Crofs.lane. Salford, banca4blre. . dyers and droners, Feb. 9; 1807. Anthony Haililey and William Parket, of Liverpool, dusters in provitions. Jan. 31, 1807. John Mackie James Rainy, and Jothna Wharton, of Quebec and Montreal, Feb. 19, 1806. BANKRUPTS. John Bingley, of tipper John-Rreet, parith of St I`..ncras, f. a, &unary and mafon, dealer and chapman, to furrender March 3, to, and April 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atrorniee, Mats. B. and P. Good, No. es, HowlandDreet, Fitzroy - fquare. William Catlin Johnfon and John Wilaire.. of Huntingdon, drapers, dealers and chapmen. apd, copartners, Match 1, ao, and April 7, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Kennington Crofs. William Lance, lite of Abingdon, and now of Grove, Berkftdre, woolitapler, February a 6, March 17, and Apr:l 7, at twelve. al the Lamb Inn, Abingdon. Attoruies, Mr. Morland,Abingdon, or Meffrs. Blagrave and Walter, Symond's Inn. London. John Ayres, of Amerfham, otherwlfe Agmondeiham, Bucks, but , termah, dealer and chapman, February 27, aB, and April 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meffra. Taylor and Son, Featheritone Buildings, Holborn. William Woods, of Liverpool, &tone niainn, dealer and chapman, April t, 2. and 7, at twelve, at the Glob, Tavern, Liverpool.— Actor:ales, Mr. Edward blackdock, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Blackftock. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. John Worrall. of Manchefter, Elk-dreg - et - and dyer, dealer and chapman, March t 6, 17, and April 7, at eleven, at the Sear kn. Manchefter. Attoraies, Mcffrs. Johufon and Bailey, in Man ellen er. DIVIDENDS. February 28. Henry Banker:, of Lincoln, maltiter and china zna nufaeturer, at ten, at Guildhad, London. Febt nary 27. Thomas Martin, of Birmingham, and Thomas Ni cholls, of Stone, Staffo-dfhire, cordwainers and copartners, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Digbeth-ftreet .Birininghana. . February 28 Thomas Herbert, of Dowgate Hill, London. on& chant, at eleven, at Guildhall February 28. Robert Price, of Cannon•ftrect, I.ondon, ftatloner, Barrett, of High-ftreet, Southwark, Sarr e !, re a b t ru te n, February a s t s G . u ß ild o h b a e ll. n linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. February a 6. George Brain, of Briltol, merchant, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Briltol. February 27. John Hewitt, of Birmingham. druggift and grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Digheth, Birmingham. February 28. James Aftrew Leach, of Jewri.fl rest, Aldgate, wine and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Frhruary 28. J .-ea Flill, of Deptford. Keta, victualler, at • ren, at Guildhall, London. February 27. Will am Jorec, late of Strangfrird, pa: it'll of Fowing hope, Herefordihire, dealer and chaprnau, at elcirc::, at the Mitre Tavern, Hereford. February 211. Mary Hughes. late of Warrington, Lancalire, dtup keeper, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. February 28. Thomas Owen, late of Rood-lane, /1)n:ion-, *rtne and brratty ruerclaara,Att ten, at • ORATORIOS, At Play-Houle Prices on the Wednefdays and Fridays during Lent. THEATRE-ROYAL,. COVENT-GARDEN, O .N FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 27, 3807,1 will be performed THE GRAND DETI'INGEN TE DEUM. With the Song of " Holy, Holy Lord," by Mrs. DICRONS. To which will he added TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACM, From the compofitioni of the molt favourite Authors, in which Mt. Ba Amass wiU introduce, for th'c fecond time, the admired new Song of " The Battle of Maida," as perforated with fuck unbounded applaufe on Friday evening written by Sir George Dallas, and compofed try Mr. Rauzzini. /Aid a GRAND Men. vr, compoled by the celebrated Mozart. End of Part 11. Bich's favourite Conccrtante for Violin, Oh »e, Viola, and Violoneallo obligato, by h4effrs. Afhky, Grit-Ruch, Watts, and Chat les Athley. Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. DI CK ONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. Pli NE, hlr. SMETH, Mr. DOYI.E, aad Mr. BELL AMY. Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY. Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band and Chorales (which are numerous and complete) by the moil approved Performers. Lours to be opened at Six o'Cloek—begin at Seven. Half Price at Nine. * o w Cornet Book; of the Performance to be bad in the Theatre clay. rice bd. 'I hale fold in the firms are fpurious and im pert a a The Free Lill of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora torios. •