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AN excellent Family Houle to be Let, or a Leafe of about-Ten Years will be Sold.—Apply on the Premires, at the late on Mils Corbetts; or at Mr. Page's O ffi ce, King's Rout, Bedford Row, Ldon. /MOS WELL HUI., NEAR HORNSEY. TO BE LET on Leafe, a neat Dwelling Houfe for a fmall Family, with Chalk Houfe,Tltree-Ball Stable, Gar. den, Green kbufe,Fifh Pond, and Field adjoining. For further particulars enquire of Mr. Williams, No. Mt, Fet ter-lane. Fleet-Erect, any morning, before Eleven o'Cloa. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, defirably fittrated in Portland Place. and fitted up in the molt elegant ftyle a few months ago ; together with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houk and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is milli new, may be taken at valuation. For further particulars apply to William Pordon. Architect, No. 59, Berner's•ltren.t, who hauthorifed to treat for the fame. PATRONAGE. GENTLEMAN of Family and fmall Indepen -11 dent Property, may obtain a Commitlion in a refpeClable 'Regiment of lilitia, or pufhbly interelt might be made to procure any fmall Civil Appointment which might be pointed out as *Leant. None but prineipals,giving real names and addrefs, and in writ ing, will be attended to.—Apply (post paid) to H. F. Imperial Hotel, Covent Garden LIVEKPOOL NEW DAY COACH , th rou g h - 1 --a Prefacer, Warrington, Knuttsford, Holmes C.bapel, New tattle under-L iar . atone akin t.:•.i6fickl , fete out from the GOL DEN CROSS. CH A R ING CROSS, on Sunday, Wednefday, and F : Way Mornings at Six o'Cluelt, and arrives pundlually in LIVER POOL in Thirty•fix Hours, being only one Night out, while all o ther Coaches front Loudon to Liverpool are two. By GF ()ROE BOULTON and Co. No. t6o. FLEET-STREET. CCAI FE and WI Woollen-drapers, Mercers, and 'Taylors, tGo, Fleet•ftreet, beg leave moR refpeetfully to acquaint their numerou s Friends and Cuftomers, and the Public In general, that they are about to remove their prefent eftablifh mem to toll, NEW BOND-STREET, which is now fitting up, and will, they m ina, be ready for their reception at Mitifura• pier TICXt. S. and W. avail themfelves of this opportunity to return their anoft grateful thanks for paft favours, and to folicit a continuance of that patronage which they have fo long enjoyed, and which they will evcrbe emulous to merit by a rigid perfeverance in that fyftem of honour and integrity by which, they flatter themfelves, their conduet has always been regulated. --- The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WFLLS WARE, next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. .1? OBINSON begs to inform the Nobilit y and Pub lie,As- that he is eonttantly receiving from his Manufatory at Tunbridge Wells, a twill fopply of goods of every defeription in the above line, contitting of Work. Writing, Drawing, and Back- Nauman Tables, richly inlaid in Morale Work ; alfo Work, Writ tra, Drawing, Netting, ard Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Caddies; Tambour and Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of Turnery Ware, Ike. &e. on the loweft terms, great allowance made to mer chants, and Captains in the Eaft and %Vett India trade. Every article made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. Ladies works varnithed without difeolouring, 013 Tunbridge Ware repaired and vartllved to look like new. All forts of Englifh and Foreign Pet. foment. A good affortmcnt of Leather, Wax, and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every dcfeription. —N. B. All the Abbe Gualtier's Works, with an extenfive eolledion of Inttrudive Games, Children's Books,beft White Copal and other Varnith, fold for Ladles own an, at Robinfon's Warehoure. CITY LOTTERY, 'VHE Thawing of which being unalterably fixed on the 14th of this MON tH. the Twenty two CAPITAL PRIZES will be determined on that day. The Public are re fpedfully informed that no Tickets can be had for this Lottery after the commencement of the Drawing. Tickets arc on rale, price 51. tcs —At Ho. 1,4, 7, t 6, and 49, Skiantr.ftrect ; No. t , 5, and 8, Pickett ftreet, Temple-Bar; No. 88, Comkill; No. 68, Threadneedle arca; 35, Piccadilly ; 2, Leiteiter-fquare; 24, King-ttreet, Covent Garden; aad 8,. Mi nories, and all the Lieenfed State Lottery Offices. 'WEN I'Y THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST DRAWN TICKET In the GOVERNMENT sr.vrE LOTTERY, which bights Dnwlng N err TUESDAY, Aril 14, and even TkbA on that Day will be a Prize. SCHEME. 4 Prises Of £20.000 4 10,000 4 •••• OM 10 AOO 14 500 30 101 40 5 0 3P C 0 so 3,oooFirft drawn Tickets to cult arc £Bo,coo 411 , 4 °,°C3 MM. tOPOO 10,000 5,000 3,000 2,000 60,000 30,000 , I. 4=1.• £2sc,cmo 6s,cclo Tickets. FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, ift Day, - - Zao,c.to ad Day, - 231;03 3d Day, .. 21,',:03 4th Day, - 2 - ,=o pth Day, - • ro4co 6th Day, - - . 1 ...),coo TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the 6kl . citabliOnd %min England, Ireland. and Scotland. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - it 9 A 0 Half• £la 3 o 1 gigh Ls is 0 Quartet -. 3. 3 o I Sisteenth - I 45- 6 SATURDAY, APRIL 1 i , 1807 NEXT TUESDAY, the DRAWING of the STATE LOT TERY will commence, and the Firft Drawn Ticket on that Day will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. HAZARD, BURNE and Co. No. Royal Ex change. who fold all the Pirft Drawn CAPI TAL PRIZES in the laR Lottery, arc felling TICKETS and SHARES for the prcfent State Lottery. The Pith Drawn Tickets for the ad, 3d, and 4th Days of Drawing will alfo be entitled to ao.oool. each. NEW STATE LOTTERY, BEGINS DRAWING ON TUESDAY NEXT. TICKETS and STARES are felling at DRUM MOND'. OFFICE. No. 65, Fleet• Erect. ..... . The Flrlt Drawn Ticket on the RA Four Days of Drawing will be entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds each ; the Fir it Drawn the Fifth and Sixth Days to Ten Thoufand Pounds each; and the Fit* Three Thoufand Tickets, in addition to any other Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to Ten Pounds each. A. MUM/440ND swam to remind his Friends and the Public of the advaatage to be gained by an early Purchafe. THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOT FERY begins Drawing ON TUESDAY NEXT, offering to the Public a molt advantageous Scheme, viz. 4 Prizes of . £10,0•J0 10,0:0 5 ,03.3 1,000 Ece. &e. ace. And the peculiar advantage of the lira 3,000 Tickets being end titled to z 01. each over and above any other Prices that may he drawn againft them. Tickets and Shareware felling at CA R'rEß's, No. 8, CHARING CROSS, the OLDEST OFFICE. Every Adven turer in the prefent Lottery will be prefcntcd with a New Lottery Dlrcaory, or a Key to the Capitals, by CA ai la ON LY (Gratis). BROOKE & Co. Stock-Br o kers, and Licenfed Lottery Office Keepers, a 37, Piccadilly, eftabliffied Fifty-three Years, return their fincere and unfeigned Thanks for the very Battering and general Support given their Office ; and they refped fully inform their Friends and tht. Public, that they have a very large fupply of TICKETS and SHARES, in the greateft poffible Variety of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that begins Draw ing TUESDAY next, and which contains 4 of =p001.4 of to,cool. 4 ors,oool. to of t pool. &c. &c. Brooke and Co. have fold anti regiftcred Thirty-five Shares of Capital Prizes in the hit Year, including a tc,,0001. SPRING STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN ON TUESDAY NEXT, THE tcrii OP APRIL HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, CORNHILL, OXFORD srkr.cr, and St. JAMES'S-STRLYT, (FRablithed 50 Years) are now felling the Tickets and legal Shares on the heft Terms, at their above Offices, where all Prizes are paid on demand. SCHEME contain. Prizes of Lst",of.. o. so,ooo 3,x0 &c. &c. P7CTVALLING OFFICI, .941, dol. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 11 , 117BSTrS NAVY, di, &nay give Notice, That on Wedneklay next, the tsth inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for filch quanti ties of BISCUIT, made from whole Meal, as the relpeeive Ma nufadurers of that Article may think propor to offer ; to be de livered in a month, by weekly proportions, into his Majt(t)'s Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid fur by Bills payable with Intercft ninety days after date. N. B. No Tender for a lefa quantity than Three Hundred Bags will be admitted. • The Couditions of the Contrad may be ken at the Secretary's Office. No regord will he had to any 'render ix whir! , the price fall not he imferted la ova: at length. or that Aril stet he delivered to the .Board before one o'clock on the fold Wednefday next the tst6 inflant, nor mate the perfin who mother the Tender, or jam petfix on his behalf attend: to antwer ovhen called for. On Thurftby the tsth of April, will he publinted, in Foolfcap Odtavo, price Ss bound, cnibellifhed with a Charadcrillic Frontifpi , cc. STULTIFERA NAVIS; or, The MODERN SHIP of FOOLS. fEr.! Ptrcnniva. A Whip for the Hock —a Bride for the Afs—and a Rod for the Fool'. Back. Princes! for Miller. Albentarl s•ftreet. N. B. The above is an original compolition, founded on the plan of Alexander Barclay'e celebrated Tranflition of the Ship of F ools, printed in folio.A. 1) 1578. DR. MAVOR'S NEW WORK. Thi s day was publiiked, in two elegant Volumes, foolfcap odtavo , Price Ninc Shilling. in boards, AFATHER's GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN; confilling of original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE FLECTIONS, &c &c. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. D. Vicar of Hurky, in Btrklhire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira. Printed fur RIC II Ait us. LI P 3, No. 6. New Bridge theet ; and to be had of all Bontfellers. THE NEW HOUSE OF COMMONS. This day was publilhed, price tog. 6d. in Boards, t ts. in Rcd, or 123. Calf-gilt, a new and enlarged Edition, revifed to the Firit of March, of A BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, containing brief hit corred Notice% of the Lives, the Family and Party Connedtions the Senatorial Cha rade,' an/ Condod, and other ufeful an fatisfaetury particular. telative to all the Members of the prefent COMMONi HOUSE of PARLIAMEN F; drawn up and printed as a Conapanitm to the Court Kalendars and the Packet Peerages. Printed for RICHARD Pun-tars, No. 6, B idge- ft reet, Blacifriars, Livme. 31X. NOMA This day wag publ:fiied in 1 vols. Bvo. Price 13s. boards, APRAC I'ICA L SYNOPSIS of the MATE RIA ALI VENTARIA and MATERIA MFDICA. By the Author of the Thefaurus N4edicaminum. London : Printed for C and R Baldwin New Bridge-fireet, and John Murray. 31, Fleet ftreet Of whom may be had. THESAURUS MEDICANIINUIVI; third edition, price is. 6d. • The Second Volume is fold feparately to contplets the Work, pricy 6s. or Volume 11. part 2d, price as. 6d. This day was publithed, In One large Volume, Otlimb.. price los. 6d in boards, AN ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS of DAVIT) HUMF, By THOMAS EDWARD a Printed for T. Cada!, and W Davies, strand. Of whom may be had, new Editions of I. The Hiltory of England, from the Invalion of Julius Cmrir, 'to the Revolution, in :688. By David Hume, Efq. 8 yob. Bvo. 11. 161 in boards or on royal paper, 41 4s. in hoards. a Effays and Tftatifee on feveral Subjedts. By the fame, a vols. Bvo 14s. In boards This day was publiihed in One Volume Whitt!, price Six Shil• lingq in heard'. A N ACCOUNT ni the LIFE and WRITINGS I of HUGH BLAIR, DD. F one of the Xlinifters of the Ifigh Church, and Protein!. of Rhetoric and Belles Lewes, In the Univerfity of Edinburgh. By the late JOHN HILL, 1.1. D. Profell'or of Humanity in the liniverfity, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davie!., Strand, London; W. Creech; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. Of whom may he had. New eddions of Dr BLAIR'S SERMONS. S Vols.Svo.iL t rt. And LECTURES on RH nTORIC and BELLES LZTTRES, 3 Vol.. Bvo. TROT I'ER ON NERVOUS DISEASES, Bce. This day was publiflacti, Vne Volume O,tavo, price. 7s. in boards, Avunv of tkeNERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Being a Practical Enquiry into the increafing Prevalence, Prevention, and Treatment of aide Difeafes, commonly calla Nervous, Bilious, Stomach, and Liver Complaints, Indigeltion, Low Spirits, Gout, &c. 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This day was publifhed, No. xo6, being the Socond Number of the Twenty-feventh Volume, price as. 6d. illuftrated with Engray. ings of Mr. Walker's New Optical Machine, called the Phantaf. macope, by which a number of curious and annufing Optical Mo tions may be produced, and Mr. Snodgrafs's method of heating NlanufaSlorics and Houfes by means of Steam. This Number among other intercfting articles, contains a New Theory of Atmofpherie Phenomena, by Mr. C ; Mr. Hatchet's third [cries of Experiments on Artificial Tannin, with Remarks on Coal; Accounts of various Mineral Waters; Vail quelin's Experiments on the various fpeeies of Cinchona; Mr. Wagftaff on Recl.iming Waite Lands; Lord Somerville on the Ufe of Own, &c in Hufbandry—Proceedings of the Royal So ciety, French National Inftitute. Society of Arts, Sciences, and Belies Lettrcs, at Bourdeaux—Literary Intelligence, Lift of New Parents, Sex. &c. Ste. _ _ • The early Numbers having been reprinted, tingle Numbers or Volumes may be had to complete impeded Pets. Sold by Richardfon and Co.; Longnian and Co. ; Cadell and Davies, Symonds, Walker, and all the Bookfellcrv. AGRICULTURAL BOOKS, Publifhed by J. HANDING, N 0.36: St. James's-street, London s [,THE FARMER'. ACCOUNT BOOK; eua• bling the Farmer with great cafe to keep a daily jour• nal of his proceedings, an account of labour performed, of live and other Rock, of receipts and outgoings, and various other matters, particularly ufeful to the Landowner, Farmer, Bailiff, and Stew ards of Ethics. Folio containing a year's accounts, pri-c ars. 1. Dr. Alderfon's Effay on the Means of Improving Poor Soils, where Lime and Manure are not be had. 8 vo. 2s. 3. Lord Dowinnald on the Connexion that futats between Agriculture and Chenditry, containing a ix.rticular examination of the various Subitances uced as Manures. 4to. tos.6d. . 4. 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A Catislogoe of Blake on Agriculture and Rural Atielrs. and to be had of all BOokiellera. Of whom may be had, in Nine Volumes complete, or tither Volume feparately, Memoirs of Public Charaders between the Yeart t 798 and 1807, price cos. 6d. per Volume in Boards, cube' tithed with Portraits. KOTZEBUE. A COMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of A the elleemeil Works of the above popular Wri•er, may now he had of all Bookfellers, in THIRTEEN ELEGANT VOLUMES, (mall oaavo, in boards, or in various Ryles of Binding, all by the SAME TBANSLATOR ; or the feveral Works may he had feparately, at the convenience or pleafure of the Purchafer, viz. I. The NARRATIVE of his EXILE into SIBERIA, fifth Edition, thrcevoli. 535. 6d. in boards. s. His TRAVELS into FRANCE, three vols. fourth eclition,t3s 61 in boards. _ _ 3. His TRAVELS through ITALY, third Edition, four sots 2os in boards. 4 His NOVtLLI.TTES. or Romances, Tales, &e. &c. eftermed in this tranflition one of the molt elegant Works in this Clafs, which has appeared for feveral years—three vols. tss in boards. All the above have been publifhed by RICHARD PHILLIPS. No. 6, Bridge ftreet, 131acktriars, and they are to be had of all Book fellers in t►e United Kingdom. NATURAL HISTORY. This day was publilheil, ymbelliihed Stith twelve beautifully co- I loured Engravings, price sit. half bound. THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-POUR of the & molt remarkable and interetting BRITISH BIRDS ; contain. ing a popular View of their Charadters and Habits, accompanied by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amuremunt and InttruCtion of Young Perron.. By the AUTHOR of the Hifto4 of Britilb Domerlic Quadrupeds. Printed for Ricianun PHI LLI rs, 6, Bridge-greet, Brackfriars ; fold by B. Tabart; New Bond-itrect ; and by a other Bookrellers. Of whom may be had, The Hirroar of BRITISH DO/REMO Q2ADRUPRDS, with Plates, price 25. bd. NATURAL. HISTORY for SCROOLS, with Seventy Plates. By W. Mayor, 1.. L. D. Price 6s. bound. ANIMAL Broca APHY or, Anecdotes pf Animals, &c. &c. By the Rev. W. Ifingley, 3 vols. sl. tog. VIStTS to the MENAGERIZ and the Bo f A NICOL GARDZI4 at PA RI S. Price 61.6 d. half bound. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. .This day was publilhed, elegantly printell, price even Shillings in Boards. 'THE LAY of an IRISH HARP; or, METRI CAL FRAGMENTS. By MISS OWENSON, author of the NOVICE of ST DOMINIC, the WILD OIEL, &c. &c. Trifles right as 1if.............C11AKT11P? A R R. Vrai papillen de Parnaffe.—La to NTAI N L. Printed for RICHARD Femurs, 6, Bridge-ftreet; and fold by . ARCHER . M. KUNZ , N. MASON , W. DOGDALZ, E. COL. BERT, and W. WATSON, Dubin; and by all other Bookfellers. Of whom may be had, The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four Volumes. Price [Ss. The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo• lumcs. $35.6d. The Eighth Edition of The WINTER 114 LONDON, Three Volumes. 13$ 6d. Ste JOHN CARR's STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau tiful Engravings. 4to. 21. 55. STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of £20,000 10 Prizes of Cip^o 4 —10,0 co to —. SOO 4 5,000 &c. Etc. &c. SIVIFT and Cn. N' . It, POULTRY. and No. 12, CHARING CRO‘S. are felling the TICKETS and SIIARES of the prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing NEX I' TUES DAY. This Lottery contains an unufual number of the higheß Capitals, and gives to the Mit Three Thoufand Tickets tt.sl. each, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them. EIGHTEEN CAPITAL PRIZES in the !Mt and preceding Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at SWIFT and Co's. Offic.cs. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. ' No. 4, Cornhill, and No. so, Charing Croft. 1 -1 BISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen -L • try, and the Public, that all Tickets in the State Lottery, drawn next Tuefday, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn on that day is intrinfically worth more than "Thirty Guineas. The &ft drawn Ticket is entitled to zo,oool Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where No 6,633, a Prize of 30,0001. in the IA Lottery, and twenty other Capital Prizes, were fold, (hared and regiltered. The Scheme contains 4 Prizes of £20,000 I 4 Prizes of £5,000 4 - Moon so - - 7,000 ice. &e. &c —Lottery begins next Tuefday. pARROLL and Co. No. 26, Oztord Itreet, near Rathbone Place, are felling TICKET, and Sit A a es, in great Variety of Numbers, fur the THIRD S lATE LOTTERY for ad', which will begin Drawing nn TUESDAY NEXT, the SCHZNIZ of which Rands unrivalled by any former one; and elaims particular attention from the Public, as it confifts of the following NIIMCCOUS CAPITAL PRIZES; viz. . 4 Prizes of £20,c00 to Prizes of ct,eco 4 sts,oco to Soo 4 5,0n0 Ste. tk.c. Stc. 1 he Firft-drawn 5,030 Tickets, in addition to any other Bene fit that may fall to them, will be entitled to ttl. each. CARROLL 'and Co. folicit their Friends and the Public to be early n) their Purcbafe, as the principal Capital Prizes will he Drawn on the first Four Days. In the laft November State Lottery, No. £2,103, a Prize of to,oool was fold in fixteen Sixteenths by CARROLL i and Co.; and No. 6,051. a Prize o' 5001. was likewife fold in Share.; and, In former Lotteries, Capital Prizes to a very eon& derable amount. Country Corrtfpnndcats, and all Orders will be punctually attended too—Schemes tone had gratis. STATE LOTTERY, To commence Drawing on Tuefday next. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Cornhill, and Charing Crofs, London, recommend the Scheme of the prefent Lottery to the attention of the Puhlic, as it contains a greater number of Capital and other Prizes than any former Lottery, with fo fmall a number of 1 ickets ; and every one of them drawn on the firft three Days of Drawing, will be entitled to fen Pounds, independent of any other Prize that may be drawn al/ aloft the Game; fo that a conhderahle number of the Twenty Pound Prizes will receive Thirty Pounds; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, &c &c. and the drawing of the Capitals are fo arranged, that it is peculiarly advantageous to thole who purchafe early. I•irit drawn Ticket, tath April £ao,ooo Ditto, Second Day, 25d April 23,otaa Ditto, Third Day. ad May aci,ooo Ditto, Fourth Day, lath May ao,csats Ditto, Fifth Day, 16th May 1C,003 Ditto, Sixth Day. i9th May Town TICKETS and SHAKES are qg Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. MESSRS. -- - BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con. tradtors for the prefent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. tt, Holborn, 37. Corahill, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, (olicit an immediate attention of the Pub• lic to the Scheme of the New LOTTERY, which will be found to contain an unufual number of CAPITA!, Pataes ; and the fi:ft. drawn Ticlrcts on each of the fiat four days of drawing, mutt be entitled to 20,0c01. each ; and the firtt-drawn 3000 'fiekets will divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fug.• quently: therefore an early purehafets reconunended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1805 and tBO6, fold, in 267 Idifferent Shares,the following Capitals: namely No. 3,330 . Lt,oco I No. 13,747 - L mow 17.477 1,000 , 456 - 20,000 24 ,6 99 - 2,000 9,19 - 20,000 16,80 t - spot) 1 i ,643 - 20,006 1 7,915 . 2,000 7,686 - 20,020 4. 0 77 - 5,000 7,757 • 20 0 12 11,871 - spoo 12,719 - 25,000 - . With fixteen Prises of scot. and a great number of tocl. sot. &e. &c. and where the firft 30,0001. and the fait 25,g001. ever fold, were Stared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on Doomed. THIRD TIME. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. APRIL 11,1807, will be aA DAY IN LO dted a new Comedy, NDON.ds in five A, called The Charaders by Meffra. Bannifter, De Camp, Rufrell, Cherry, H. Siddons, Palmer, and Jobnftone Mifs Duncan, Mifs Mellon, Mifs Boyce, Mifs Ray. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. Bartley. And the Epilogue by Mils Duncan. To which will be added the necallw G B rand Romantic Melo- Drama, e THE IVOOD DEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK" The New Comedy being received with univerfal approbation and unbounded applaufe„will be repeated every evening neat week, except Monday. VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 10, 1807. 1 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7IISTre NAVY, dc &►eby give Nntice, That on Friday the 24th inftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, feakd up, and treat for the fupply of what VEGETABLES !hall he demanded for the life of His Majefty's Ships and Veffcli at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, for twelve months certain, from the day of Contradt ; to be paid for by Bill, payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Coutradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mt. John Walter, at Yar mouth. No regard cal be bad to any 'reader in lobitA tie ot4:e fiat! cat be infertelin words at lengab,or thatiball not be delivered to the Board be fo►e One o'Clia on the fled Friday the 34th rnflaat, ow- sells t! e Perjai ev!ro wales the Terukr, or fain Perfea as his behalf, attends to as/Tory tate ratted for. _ _