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The new Grand Romantic Meld-rrama of the Wood Demon ; ar, The Clock has Struck, performed for the firft time IA night, was received throughout by a brilliant and overfinwiiig audience, with univerfal approbation and unbounded applaufe, and will be tepeated every evening till further notice. • VICTUALLING OFFICE, illarct 10,' 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ALBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, of LONDON, FOR INSURANCE FROM FIRE, AND ON GIVES; AND FOR THE GRANTING OF ANNUITIES. C.U'ITAL, ONE MILLION. This day were publiated, pre 29. EFFUSIONS of a MOURNER, many TEARS - 2 - 1 an.: a few FLOWERS on the TOMS of a Fk IDYL. With .! moil Elegant FrontifOece, Ernblenu:ical of Ole Subjed, and all puffihle enthelliihrumns. Ey. A FRENCH PRISONER cf WAR. To be had at W. J. and J. kichardfun's, under till 'R.rvyal Ex. change, London; and all °tins Bodkfellers in Great Bri:ai;:. HIS MAY RSTI'S NAVY, do berciy give notice, That on Friday the 3d of April next, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupplying (on feparate Contrats) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for the fervice of His Majefty's Ships and Veffels at Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and in Loch Ryan, on the Cosa of Scotland. for twelve months certain, from the xcth May next, and further until fix months warning shall be given for the termi• nation thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be Peen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colleaors of the Cußonts at Greenock and Srranraer refpedively. No rzlo,ard will be dad to any Twirler in which the price "all not fad inferted in word: at lemgtb, or that /ball not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the fail Friday the 3d of eipril next, nor witlefe the perfon who wales tlie Tender, or font terfom on Lis behalf attenela to airliner when called for. • pOLICIES expiring at LADY-DAY, flinuld be renewed within fifteen days from that period. No charge made for Policies, cr Indor(molts; and othcr va luable advantages afforded, both with refprd to Infurance from Fiat, and on Lives A large Dedudtion allowed on the Premi ums of Fire Infurances out or LoNuom. Proporals may be had it the Company's Hoar, , In 'Co ANG e- A LLLY, Coatcats.t.—Atterdano., daily, from nine to four. This day was publiihed, Eric: is. APRACTICAL DISCOURSE on the prefent Continental DivineViUtation t—a Solenin and awful W,trning to the People of Lughnd. Preached on the Falt-day t 87,7, By the Reverend CHRISTOPII.!:R HODGSON, L.L.B. Rtdtur of Marliolm, Northryt nl~ire. By Older of the Board of Dirt tors, WARNER PHIVPS, Secretary. Sold by Mars Rivington, St. Paul's Churdi yard; Mr. Nl chollon.Carubtldgc; Mr Jacob, Pr.tcr . o.,rJug'r, au.l Mr Ncw. ct....mb, Stamford. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, . . . March, nSoy. PERSONS whofe annual Premiums fill due on th e kph infts are hereby informed, that Roc.lpts arc now ready to be delivered at the Company's ()aces, over the 'Roy Al. La CHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by their refprEtive Agents lb the feveral Counties ; and the parties allured are requefted to ap ply, for the renewal of chili : Policies, on or before trra *coth of April next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for pa; into, bo pond the date of each Policy, will then ,spire. SAMUEL. FENNING, .jun. Sec. GEOGRAPHY. Ttif! day was publithed, price is ;‘,zirds. THE SCHOOL ATLAS, or Key to Goldiniith's Geographical Copy ISooks—coLtaioin the fame Fifi.ecuMaps aid newly coloured, as exa"iples to be copied by thole w:io till the Geographical Copy h..aks. lindrpeodently of the utility of this tort of Maps in th.-ir con• nexion with the Gatwelphital Copy Dooks. it foetus :hetpelt as writ as the ntirett tichomt Ati.t3, which hts yct been preientcd t.. the public, and it p;i2IIILs the advantage: of aueitot, as well as modern Flaps. Pibacd for RIC:TARD Parturs, No. 6, Brik . ;. - : ftreet, BI ick friars, and cob, Lad of all BoollelitTs. Of whom may he had, with the ftilloallowanec to School*, all the Geographical Works of Mr. Guldfraith. AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN in Worcenerfhire 'mimes to dilliofe of hi% Situation, with the molt refpedable Conner ions in the Neighbourhood.—Apply to Mr. jemmett, No. 359, Shiplton on Stour. TRIAL BY JURY. •,• Attendance is given, daily, at the 1,41 011ie , s, for the Affurance of Buildings, Goods, Alerchandize, and Ships in Ha buur, in Dock, or while BuildLoz, from I.ofs or Damage by Fire; aril alto for the Alfuratice uf, and granting Annuities on Lives. N. B. Fire Policies wit! be Tsai free of expense to the ..1 . /Pored where tfe 4onu.sl Prosaism amounts to 6s. or upwards. At Glafgow, and within the TradeeHall. the 26th March, ecl. T a MEETING of the INCORPORATION of CORONERS, Deacon GEORGE OSBORN, in the Chair. KO'IZPBM!. 1. 1 COMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of the etteeme I Work! of the Above pqular •er, my now be h.ld of all Uaokf.llen, iu Tajß t ELEGANT Yr:musses, fmali octavo, in boards, cr in various Ryles of Binding, all by tbe' SAME I . It A SLAT OR :or the ftvc:l.l Work:. may t e had feparately, at the convetder.ce er ph.Acre of the Perchafer, viz. t. The NARR.tTIVE of his EXILE iIISO SI9ERIA, fifth Edition, three , ols. 13s. 6d. in boards. • 2 His TRAVELS 11,t0 Fast ucz, three vols. fourth edition,t3s.6d in boards. • . . . CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY. VALUE ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. THE DRAWING of this LOTTERY is unal• terably fixed for the 14th inftant, ro Tickets can poTbly tie fold after the t3th.—The entreating demand for Tickets having occafioned another advance in Price, the Public is molt refpeet fully informed that they may, by an early application, be (Implied at the prefent Price ti. tos.—At No 1,4, 7,16 , and 49, Skinner- Erect ;No 1,5 , and 8, Prickett ett, Temple-Bar; No, 88, Corn hill; No. 68, Threadneedle area; 35, Piccadilly; 2, Leicelter fquare; 24, King ftrcet, Covent-Garden ; and 8, Minories. ----- THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GEN• TLEMEN vatic:red under Dr. CHARLF.S BURNEY, will he held at the Britifh Colfee-houfe, Cocifpur•ltrcct, on 'fwd day the t4th day of April inflant. Dr. CHARLES WURNFY in the Cbair. VICE PRI , SIDENTS. James Edward Yonge, F.fq. William Nicoll, Efq. sTEWARDS. George Rickards, John Benjamin Morgan, John SMith, Edward Had Colvin, Henry Edgwcirth Bicknell, John Undgfon, Efqrs. DINNER on Table rreeifily at Five o'Clock. Tickets to be had at the Bar of the Britlih C(lne houfe at ;s. No Tickets to be delivered aft,r the t it h. • FREEHOLDS, LAND TAX REDEEMED. CITY LO ITERY—Ticvers, 51. has. THE PUBLIC and the SUBSCE IBERS in, ticular. are Tepee:U . oly informed, that the Tickets in the City EreeholSLottery are felling in great variety of Numbers, at W. E. Rolfe's Office , Agent to the principal Proprietor; No t, and 8, Pfekett-fireet, Temple• Bar ; No. t, 7,9, the grand Hotel, and 49, Skinner ftreet; No. 25, K ing-ftrect, Covert-Garden; an: N 0.68, Threadneedle ftreet, dole to the Bank. The DRAWING of the CITY FREEHOLD LOTTERY is prffitively fixed by the TRUSTEES for the lath of APRIL, and the Twenty-two firft Numbers drawn nut of the Wheel on the morning of the zsth of April, are declared by the Acct to be the Prizes; therefore the Public are informed ; that no Ticket car. he purcbafcd after Nine o'clock on the morning of the tath of April. Schemes gratis—Ground Plans of the Buildings with the Tickets The CAPITAL. PRIZE in the City Freehold Lottery, is the grand Imperial and Commercial Hotel, firuated in S!,inner Rreet. valued at TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and up- ward, and is allowed to be the moft extenfive Building of the kind in England. The fimerierity of the plan, and the fuperb manner in which this magnificent building is tinifhing, will render it :turatalLltd this country, and the numerous accommodations it puffeffes, arc, (it is prefumc . ..!) fuit•hble for the reception of the firft charadters that vifit the metropolis of London, from all parts of the world. The building is now open for public infpedion, by applying at the Proprietor's Office, Mr. Rolfes, No. 7, Skinner•ltrcet ; where may be had the complete fet of plans, with a dcfcription of the interior of the building. Orders with remittances, or Poft office orders for Tickets, pone tiilly attended to at any of the above offices. THE tath OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Sterling Money. rfHTS is the molt extraordinary Scheme ever pro aced in the Annals et Lotteries. 'lke unprecedented num ber of Grand Prizes makes Every• Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn tath of April will be a Prize ; Every Prize will be paid as foon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of £20,000 ---- are 4 £30,000 1 • 4 10,000 ""' 40,000 14 -- 5 , C 33 - so ,0.:0 r to I,cco to,oco to 5 00 5 400 .3 3 - 100 ... 3,000 40 so 2,000 3,C00 •••• SO •-• 60.000 3,cooFirft drawn Tickets to each 30,c:0 .—......--...... S3,cco Tickets. k 2. 5 0,:;00 FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, SR Day, - • . Zw,ooo ad Day, - sopoo 3d Day, Woo 4th Day, .' sop= 30 Day. . . sow 6th Day, . - - 10,000 TICKETS and SHARES are felling ski gil the old eftitlilked (Vices in England. Ireland, Sind Scotland. Tice t - £ 1 9 1 7 9 Half • £lO 3 o I Eighth QOllllCf . . . 3 . 3 d I SLIS4I2ItII The Fin ft drawn_Ticket will receive an,oocl. £3 12 0 t 66 GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, Belini Drawing tath APRIL, 4'4- p ICTIARDSON, GOODLUCKi and Co. ref-pea -1N- folly %uplift the Public, that the New State Lottery 'PICKETS and SHARES, are now on Sale, is rariety e Num ber., at their Limited Lottery Offices, corner of Bank ihiflefings, Cornhill, and facius the Gate of the Mole Mews, Charing Crofs. SCREAM CON ralNs 4 Prizes of Zzomoo 1 4 Prim of Cs OCO 4 .• TO,OO I 10 1,003 to Prizes of scol. dce. ke.&e. STATE LOTTERY. 'FIRST DRAW NIICKETS elided to CAPITAL PRIZES. HAZARD, BURNE and Co.. No. 93, Royal A A Exchange, London, (by Whom every Prise of,the above de feriptlon was Sold and Shared in the bit Lotter) are now felting TICKET/ and Sfaßk. for the STATE LOTTERY, which win bcgin Drawing the 14th of April next The Firit drawn Tickets on the Tour Pirft Days o f Drawing will be entitled to TWENTY THIDUSANI) _POUNDS each, and the ROI drawn on the Fifth and Sixth pap to TEN THOU SAND POUNDS each; and the Fiat drawn 3000 Tickets, In ', addition to an other Benefit that titaylilf in them, will be al ti4cd to Mt P ciu Ni 1 3 each. The CAPITAL PRIZI.S lb the laft tatter? Sold at their Office were. t of . £ 30,000 a of £ lOW ; and 1 of 10,000 a of zoom I of to,oco All In Shares, •• And one of 3,0001. fa a Whale Ticket • . •.• Orders from the Country, Itiith rcenittattee, atm:lW to on the fonte taws as if preften. . The Incorpnration confideriog the very great benefits that will • arife to Scotland, and particularly to this large Commercial City, from the Bill now pending in Parliament " For better regulating the Cowls of plaice in Scotland, and eftablifhing Trial by Jury in certain Civil Castles," being carried into a Law, UNANI MOUSLY RESOLVED. sit. That a humble Petition he prefented from this Incorpora tion to the Houk of Peers, praying that the faid BBL with fuck amendments as may appear need try to that Honourable Hmfe, be carried into effea. ad. That the laid Petition 1101 contaki an carnal requeft on the part of this Incorporation, that the Trial by Jury in certain Civil CaufeS, he extended to the Judge Ordinary. 3d. That this Petition be lived in our name by the Deacon and Clerk, and forwarded turtle E al of Lauderdale, with a r.quelt to hid Lordfhip to prefent the lime. • 4th. That the Thanks of this Incorporation be tranfmitted to the Right Hon. Lord Grenville, t' , e Lord Chancellor, Lord Ellen borough, the Earl of Lauderdale; the Hon. Henry Eilk ine Lord Advocate, and John Clerk, El+ his Majefty's Solicitor General for Scotlind, who originally digt.ited and brought forward this im portant meafure. 3rh. That the Thanks of this incorporation be alfo ;relented to the Town Clerks of this City, for their early attention to this bn finefs. mid for their able and judicious Report thereon, a copy of which was tranfmitted to the Deacon for the confideration of the Laftly, That there Refolutions be pnblillted in the STAR. and Moreing Chronicle, of London, the Edinburgh At:reedier, and Courant, and Glafgow Herald, and Courier. Signed, in pretence of the Meeiing, by GEORGE OSBORN, Deacon. Briftol, March aB, 1807. A T a GENERAL MEETING of the MER L - CHANTS, TRADERS, and INHABITANTS of the CI EY of BRISTOL, intercfbcd in the Welfare of the Port. con vened by Public Advcrtifcrnent, and this day held at the Guild 'ball, to take into confederation the Bill "To enable the BRISTOL DOCK COMPANY to complete the Works for improving and renderirg more comTodiaus the Port and Harbour of Briftol, and for amending the Powers of the frvoral Acts paired relating to the fad Port;" and to deterotific how far it may be neceffa ry either to fupport or oppole the kid Bill in Parliament; PHILIP GEORGE, Efq. in the Chair, The laid Bill having been read, R cfolved unaidmoully, ift. That this Meeting is decidedly of opinion that the Dock Company ought to complete the Works undertaken by them, upon the terms fixed by thernfelves in the Briftol Harbour Ado, with out laying Additional Burtkens on the Trade of the City, to make good Dclicienciet that may arife in confequence of their own Mir calculations. ad. That the additional Rates and Duties, propofed to be laid by the fail Bill on all Goods and Merchandize of Foreign Impor tatian, as well as the ntw Rate. , on all Goods and Merchandize brought coaftwife, will be found extremely burdenfome, vexatious, and impolitic. "Fhat fuch an Increafe of the Port Charges on Goods im• ported coatiwifc will operate greatly to the Injury of many Sea- Port Towns, carrying on a regular Coaßing Trade with the Port or Brißol, and that the Increafe of Rates on all Goods and Merchan - dire of Foreign Importation will be highly injurious to our Welt India and oth •r Colonies, whole Property will be affeCted without any kind of Compcn:ation. 4th. That this Meting. anxious to render the Improvement of the Port as perfect as polfible, would, on no account, objedt to any wife and judicious Meafures, oeceirary to enable the Deck Com pany to carry into effect any additional Improvements, not pro vided for by the Aa., of Parliament already palled. But that in the fill now before Parliament, the Objects of completing the Old Works.and of undertaking further Improvements, are In blended, that it is impofEhle for this Meeting to judge sof the Means requi fite to provide for the latter without proper Eftintates, which the Dock Company ought to fubmit to Public Infpatinn. sth. That this Meeting is animated by no other Ohjed than the General !meccas of the Port; that it views with fatisfaCtion I any Improvement of the Harbour, and would be difpofed to accede to the further Allowance of six Months, required by the Dock Company for Completing their Undertaking, (which, in point of Emolument, is nearly equal to the Extenfion of a whole Year) provided the Rates cafe at the expiration of fuch Sii Months, in- Read of Wag continued for an indefinite period, to pay off an in definite Suirt,lf propofed by Paid Bill. 6th. That a Petition be prefeuted to Parliament againft the fidd Bill ---- - That a ComMittee be appointed to prepare and prefent fuch Petition, and any further Petition or Petitions to either Houfe of Parliament that :hey may judge neceffary, and that furl' Com mittee have powers to manage furl Oppofition in Parliament, and alfo to confer with the Diredors of the Dock Company, and to agree upon any Alteration or Am-ndments of the fail Bill, and to take fetch other Meifures as may to them appear needful, c.mfor- Issabk to the Spirit of-thefu Refolutions. - • - - - . `'bat the Gendemen'who figned the Requifition for this Meet ing,with Mr. Philip George Mr. James Fowler Mr. Levi Ames Mr. e.dward Protheroe Mr. George Gibbs Mr. Samuel Harford Mr. Wm. Better', Mr, Thomas Sanders Mr. Rids:Wad& Mr. William Browne . Mr. John Pinney Mr. David Evans Mr Peter -13aifile Mr. William Amman Ma. Wm. Gibboiss Mr. Michael Cat}lc. do form fuels Commktee; of whom Five (hall be a o:ktinrum, and that they have the power of nominating Twelve other Members, ,or of fi lling up any Vacancies that may occur. I That thefe Reolutions be printed, and fent.to the Members for I the City: and that they be refpeetfully requetted to oppofe the faid'lllll, wail its Ohjedtionable Previfions have been withdrawn. • (Sl'Pied) P. GEORGE, Chairman. 'Tye Chairman Whig left the Chair, . • . iker•loads /bat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to him, fork's able matimpartial Conduct; and to thole Gentlemen by Whole Resuifition the litecpst Meeting was convened. MANSION HOUUSE AND MANORS ix DORSE FStIIRE, TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF VEARS, THE very ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE of CRITCHILL, partly furnilhed, with fuels part of the hand fame Park belonging, as may be agreed on. And the right of Sporting in fevcral adjacent Manors, where the Game is abundant. Alfo the ISLAND and C. ksTLE of BROWNSFA, innate at the entrance into Pool Harbour. The Ifland conlifts of about sco Acres, and the C ,ftl.t is partly fur:;i111.1, and forms the molt complete Marine refidearce in England. Alro the NIANSIuN-HOUSE of GRANGE. with the Manors attached thereto and an adjoining Farm, whit', may be let toge ther with the iVlanfinn, or ftparate. Further particulars may be bad, by application to Mr. Evans, Surveyor, at Wimborne ; and of Mell*:s. M Dougan and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. I `HE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, corn rehertlirg the various BRANCHES of SCIE.NCR, the LIBERAL and rIN E ARTS, AGRICULTURE, MANUFAC. CURES and COMMERCE. By A. TILLOCH, Honorary Member of the Royal l!ith Academy, Sr.c. &c. This day was publiihed. No. to 6. being- the Fecond Number of the Twent y-feventli volume plied 25. 6d. illuftrated with Engrav ings of Mr. Walker's New Optical Machinc, called the Phantaf macope, by which a number of curious and amufing Optical Mo tions may be produced, and Mr. Snodgrafs's inuhud of heating Manufactories and Houfes by means of Steam. This Number among other intcrefting articles, contains a New Theory of Atmulpherie Phenomena, by Mr. C Parley ; Mr. Hatchet's third toles of Experiments on Artificial Tannin, with Remarks on Coal ; Accounts of various Mineral Waters ; Van. quelin's Experiments on the various (peels of Cinchona; Mr. Wagftaff on Reclaitning Waite Lands; Lord Somerville on the life of Oxen, &c in Hufbandry—Proceedings of the Rt.,yal So ciety, French National Inititute. Society of Arts, Sciences, and Belles Lettres, at Bourdcaux—Literary Intelligence, Lift of New Patents, &c. &c. &c. 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London:—Printed for J. Johnfon. W. T. and J. Richardfon, J. Walker, G Wilkie and J. Robinfon, Scatehard and Letterman, J. St.ckiLle.Cuthcll and Martial .N`ernor, Hood. and:iharpe,Wyune and &Iger, G Kearney. Longman, !Tut It. Rees Orme, Ca dell and Davies. Lackington, Allen, and Co. R. Philips, J. Nl,iw ; man, and J. Booker. TO FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOLS. \\TANTE') a SITUATION as BOARDER, in a mfpeelable Sokool (on moderate terms) from sc to zoo miles from London, for a Young Perron 19 years of age, who, on account of the lots of a near n.lation, is comp ;hid to buard in a family, and the is defirous of the opportunity or improving her education.—Letters (poR paid) directed to A. Z. :a the Chapter Cuffee-lioufe, Paternolter row, will be duly attended to, rro BE SOLD, a Brace of Staunch POINTERS of a Gentleman, obliged to go Abroad, wart anted ftcady and good. The Bitch Three Years Old, the Dog l ive. Alfu a Brace of Yoh:vertu bred from hem, for hecaing in nest Stafon.—Apply (p , ,ft paid) to A. B. No. 5, Blandford-ftreA, Portnuti fq:iare,and all particulars will be given which cannot he m&ntioned in an Advtrtiftinent, and a referer•.ce given to the Game Keeper. PORTLAND PI.ACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXCELLEN r HOUSE, dcfirably fituated in Portland Plate, and fitted up in the molt tlegant ft* a few months agn ; tog:111er with the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Houle and Stables adjoining. The Furniture, which is moitly new, may he taken at valu..iion. For further particulars ,apply to William P"rdeni, Architea, No. 39, Baner's-itmt, who is authorifed to treat for the fame. AGRICULTURAL BOMA, PubV&A by J. HARDING, N 0.36, St. Tames's flreet, Lon.:on: I.I I HE FARMER's ACCOUN r BOOK ; ena. bling the Farmer with great cafe to k-ep a daily jour• nal of his proceedings, an account of labour performed, of live and other flock, of receipts and outgoings, and various other matters, particularly ufeful to the Landowner, Farmer. Fait:lT and Stevv ards of Eitates. Folio containing a year's accounts. rice ats. S. Dr. Aided - Ws ElTay on the Means of Improving Poor Sti:s, where time and Manure are not be had. Soo. c.s. 3- Lord Dundonald on the Connexion that lu'ofifts between Agriculture and Chentiftry, containing a particular cv.mination of the variaus SuMl.ances ufed as Manures. 4 to. [Os. bd. . . —. .... 4. Smith's Obftrvations on the Utility. Form, and Management of Water Meadows, on Draining Peat Boga, and other Improve. ments, conducted for the Duke of Bedford, Mr. Colic, &c. gva, , with plates, los 6d. 5. 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Keroble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. , Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mils Brunton, Mrs. Da - 'import, Mrs. Emery, &c. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. • The new Comedy of Trovn and Country; with Mother Goofe, will be performed every evening, till further notice. The Public are reipetlfully informed, that a New Piece, in two A4ls, called " Whittle for It," has been fome time in reburial anti will very foon be performed.