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After Which, for the 6th three, a New Ballet, called • EMILY; Or, JUVENILE INDISCRETION. To which %cal be added • THE WEDDING DAY. gaturdey, a New Play, called the Curfew. After which Ne beater. ORDNANCE do berth give . Notice, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before the tab inftant, from fuch Perfons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CAKE COPPER for the Service of this Deportment, upon a Conrad for Three Years,.fubjed to be ter missated by a Nutice from either Pans of Three Months after the Sapiratire of One Year, and conformably to the Conditions of Pamela decreed by this Department. By ROBERT BELL, W. S. Le&tiro. on Conveyancing, appnit.ted by the &safety of Writers to the Signet. Printed for John Anderfon, Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, London. • This day was publllhed, In Si: Volumes, Royal Odtavo, price 41. 145. 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The Proporals are to be foaled up and indorfed " Proporals for the fupply of Cake Copper ;" but no Propofals can be admitted after the fail 2C thineant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the Lune day ; 'tither will any Tender be noticed indefe the party making itr or an agent in hie beluttf. &all attend. 14-Orelar Of tho Board, R. K. CREW, Secretary. gy SAMUEL ROW Barrifter of Law, of Lincoln's Inn. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Vaternoiter row ; Cadenand Daries,R. Brooke, W. Otridge, J. Butterworth, J. Walker, Clarke and Son, and R. Banifter. Thi3 tlay Vni In One Volume, Odtivo, price 12q hoattlq. EPORT of the HIGHLAN D SOCIETY of SCOTLAND, refpedling the authenticity of 011ian's Poems. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Pgruary 7,1807. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ili: Majelly'r Drawn up hy . HENitY MACKENZIE, Efq. With a copious Index. Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh; and Leer man, Hurft, gees, and Orme, London. Of wh om may be had, The Poems of Offlan, containing the Poetical Work. of James Macpherfon, Efq. With Notes and Illultrations, by Malcolm Laing, Efq. In two large vols. Bvo. Price 11. los in boards This 'day was publifhed, in Three Vols. Bvo. price ht. 45.. txtr_s, THE ,HISTORY of EGYPT ; from the eArliett Accounts of that Country till the erpullion of the French from Alexandria is the year tBor. By JAMES WILSON, D. I). Printal for Longman, Hurl, Rees, sod Onne, London ; ORATORIOS, ♦t Miami& Primmer* rileWeineidiyiand Fridays during L. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ORDNANCE & hereky give Notice, To fuck Perfons as may have Scaforted Walnut-Tree Timber in their polkas*, or who may be inclit ed to fell their Walnut-Trees it► the preterit Susfon, that, they, the Principal Officers will be ready to purchafe [twit quantities of Walnut-Tree Plank as may be from time to time tendered to them. The Plank mutt be found and fit for making Mulquet Stocks, and of the thicknefs of two inches and a half, and mutt be delivered at the Tower, where payment will be made in ready money, when required, for the accommodation of perfons having (mall quantities to difpofe of; fd loon as the Plank has been meafured and approved by the Offi cers belonging to the Royal Manufadlory of Small Arms at the Tower. ON FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 13, 1807, will he performed THE FIRST ACT OF ME CREATION. With the Song " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DICKONS. Compofed by Jofeph Haydn, M. D. Oxon. And, for the firft time there four 'ears, the favourite Ode of ALEXANDER'S FEAST; Or, THE POWER OF MUSIC. Written by Dryden, and Compofed by G. F. Handel. Principal Vocal Performers : Mn DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSIBK, Mr. BRAHAM, pYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELL AMY. Leader of the Band, Mr.ASHLEY ; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Band and Chorulfes (which are numerous sod complete) by the molt approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six o'clock--begin at Seven. Half Price at Nine. Boxes 6o—Pit 3s. 6d.—Gal, as.--Upper Gallery Is. Hates for the Ilexes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Oifite. In Hart erect. •; Carted Books of the Performance to be bad in the Theatre emly.pice 611. Thole fold iu the ftreets are (parlous and his. perk& and Arch. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh. " This work it eompoCed in a clear, agreeable, and lively man• ner.".—Annual Review, 1805. " Dr•Wilfon is unqueitionably a man of talerts, and the rapidity of his narrative and his flaw of language, give confiderable anima tion to his pages."—Monthly Rev. July 18:6. Each Propofal muR fpecify the quantity of Plank to he fdlit and the price required f.r it per font Cuperficial; and the fame it to he forwarded addreffed to the Secretary to the Board of Ord nance, Office of Ordnance, Pall• Mall. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW. Secretary. ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. INSTITUTION fcr the Cure of Impediments, the Infrii Una of Foreigners, and the Cultivation of Engbib Ora torY. &e. No. 0, Bedford-place. Rullol ((pure. Bloondbury, Public Loam,. Mondays, Wednefdays and Fridays, during Lct*. On Friday nest Mr. Thelwan will pronounce an Oration, on the Prapedt of the Abolition of the Slave Trade.-.-Admittancejs. 'Torte ics. W. Eight Tickets tl as. . k etc:gnarl. Podium with Impediments, Students for the Sena!, Pulpit, bar, Sce. accommodated as Boarders by the year, quarter, mouth, dm or attended as private Pupils at their own homes, or the %nee et the Prof. few. Junior Pupils, with Impediments, Ike. fuperintendesi by Mrs. thelwall, and inftrudtcd in Englifh, French, Latin, Italian, Geography, Aftronomy, FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS. VOK the purpofe of more eireaually relieving vo x Nitunste Foreigners; and of preventing theft emits/It and prelims calks ugon the benevolence of individuals, feveral perfons Dave united in forming a New lnftitution, denominated the SO CIETY of FRIENDS of RiftEIGNERS in pis 'CRESS ; whore eked it itrlU he to salt the Needy, friendkfs Strangers, and to enable Inch as may defire it, to return to their own Country.— With this view, a Public Meeting will be held at the London Tavern, Elfhoptgate- Wee, an Thurfday nest, the asth indent, at Twdre o'Clock, when an outline of the plan will be fulunitted; and the Committee earneiHy reqtkft the attendance of every per fun, who may be inclined to co-olerate in this benevoleit deign. CHAS. MURRAY, Bedford-ftreet , Bedford-row, Secretary (pro tempore) Feb. 9, 1807. •,• The Chair will be taken at One precifely. UNItERTHE PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK, NEW RUPTURE SOCIETY. VARIOUS public Advertifeinents having appear ed from time so time with [event of our names, unautho geed by us, and contrary to our wi(hes, the following notice is given, in order to prevent any further mifspprehenton or decep tion: We, the undertgrod Prefident, Vice-Prettlento, Treafurer, ant} Eire. Governors, of a Society formerly iwftitvted foe the so RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR, thin!' It incumbent on • us.zo deelare,that in eonfecioence of our difapprobation of the " conduit of Come of the Ofbecrs and Managers of that !aim • tion, we confider ourfclves as having had no connection with the society (to which Air John Pinhorn is now raid to be Treafurer, " and Mr. William Turnbull, Surgeon) ilnee the tith day of De l' CeMber ARCO; flOr haVC we ever tandlioncd, or even been privy • to, any of th, it fuhfcquent proceedings; hut have joined and • Lsictioned another frttitutlan, wider the title of the NEW 4 RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablithed ttos, which we trait will " be governed by Itvbjult and honourable principles as will pre * vent thof,.: irregularities which compelled us, the uncicrgpied, " to withdraw from the former Inftitution : and we rely on that ▪ pubic and liberal rapport to the New Society which,on i% sib gation, it maybe Pound to mcdt. (Signed) " Henry Hoare 1 Preficlont. " Wm. Mem 4 ' Melville. " W. Hall Tiarbrel " Vice-Prefidenut. " Abraham Goldfniid 10 M. Oarchihote " Rebt. Thornton 4 J. Hew/Wide " Sand. Thornton 4 ' ;Ohl' Julius Angatiein " Henry Thornton • W ittdham " Jame., Ferree 0 • kibt rt Hanker " George wow' • Wr. Farquhar% " Teigninoui " Treafuret. • " W. Wilberforce 3. W. Adam. " Barbaro " S. Dunelm. tkiIsW„VtRUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa. trmate of Ms Royal Highnefs the Duke if YORK ; who has o ylefewsled isicsprero° biota!, conviction of Its goat public utility." to RELIEVING the POOR of BOTH SEXES, AFFLICTED a vIf o Ir i ERNIARY COMPLAINTS and PROLAPSES. By dit a fyllern of economy in the Formation and Management of a permanent Fund for there purports, a number of Sublcribgrs of One or Two Guineas each per annnm, may be enabled to ad alinifter coufoiatioa to thoufands of their fallow creatures, Who would ahoy& die agreeably, or live unoratable members of the cOrntuunity. The benefits of,tblit Charity are extended to all parts of the Wolgenn ; and the Patinas in Lon:Ion are attend& (gratis) by Pr. 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Since I have had the honour of a foot in your Direction, now a confiderable number of years, I can truly fry that I have aacd folelympon public principles, and with a fincere drfire to promote the important intercltv, with the adminittration of which he Com p:my iv invelted, and it is my lteady purpofc,if I Omit be honoured with the continuance of your confidence. to perfevere in the fame line of coudua which I hope I do not titter myttlf in believing, has hitherto been marked with your approbation: I have the honour to be, very refpedfolly, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your frithted and molt obcdicut bumble Servant, George-Itreet, Manfion Houfe; Feb. S. GEORGE SMITH. ARMY. APURCHASER of a Company, in any Regi ment, Numbered from t to 97, may be heard of. by appli• cation to F. F. Poit Office, Glocefter.—Lettcrs polt paid, only at teaclai to.—A douceur for the above btu:aim, without purchafe, would be given, and the ftridtelt honour and frcrecy obfervtd. FINANCE PLAN. 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Critical Review, Feb. tBos. 3. The EITHER and DAL? GU r ea. In One Volume sumo. The sth edition, price 45 6d in boards. This Tale is replete with intercit, and poffeffee pathos enough to aired the bean of the molt callous. or critical readers." Monthly Review, June 1802. 4. Ptorms, with a beautiful Taniraving, from ade fir of Mr. Opie. The 4th edition, price 6s its boards. •• We have mere than once announced and commendel the polite contpofitions of this Lady. Pathos we deem one of her pe culiar excellencies, of which • The Mourner' may be givr.n as a I - refines from the prefeat colleetion. if. the reader pulLlTus a heart, there Wep mutt have found their way to it. Monthly Review, Dec. at:a. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEB. to. Evidence was heard in rapport of the claim of MR. a minor, to the title of tio4 , ard de Walden. Ordered to he fur ther proceeded io on Tvdday nest. SLAVE TRADE. The Ordtr of the Day for the third reading of the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, having been read, Lord REDESDALE, in a fhort fpeech, repeat. ed his former objeflions to the Bill, which he &lc, ih. ed as the offspriog of enthuflafin and prejudice. He could not perceive why a traffic, which had the fan Lion of Lords Clarendon and Somers, Mil) Robertfon and Mr. Locks., fhould now be charafte , rized as unjull, irlinman, and impolitic. He pro felred, that he was actuated by the mo(l confcien tious motives in his oppofition to the Bill, and was willing to foppore that thofe who fupported it acted upon !imolai- principles. The Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE was hap py in an opportunity of giving his feeble voice in lupport of the Bill, tae principle of which, ever lince its fiat inundation into Parliament, had his warmeß fupport. He could not fee the propriety of calling a meafure the refult of enthufiafm, which had been for upwards of twenty years under difcuflion. Though he was adverfe at firli to precipitating the meafure, on account of the inconvenience in which a fudden prohibition of the trade would involve thole who were engaged in it ; yet after fo many years warnirg as they had, and Inch opportunities as hal been afforded to them of giving their capital another direftion, he law no hardlhip or danger which could pnflibly arile from putting an end to the trade in the courfe of the prefent year. His Lordfhip read an extraft from Mr. Lung's Hillory of Jamaica," to prove the advantage that would refult to the planters, and how much the negro population would be in. creafed, by even a temporary fufpenfion of the Atli can Slave Trade. Lord REDESDALE explained. The Earl of ‘V ES I'MORLAND re-Rated his for mer &Arguments againff the meafure. He condemned in particular the preainble of the Aft, which he ob ferved, feemed to be introduced for no other purpofe than that of infulting former Legillatutis, or ini rating the feelings of thofe whore interefts would he In materially affefted by the Abolition of the Trade. There was but one Rep further which the advocates of the meafure could go, and that was to abolith flavery in the iflands, and to let all the negroes free. This he conceived the fupporters of the Bill were in conlifiency bound to do. The meafure, in his view of it, appeared as if there were an intention on the part of this country, to bum Lug other nations out of the advantages which they might derive from in crealing the cultivation of their colonies to the high elt degree they were capable of receiving. This would certainly be a propofition to which he could have no objeftion to agree, on the part of this country; becaufe it was notorious that our Welt India fettle tnents were much better cultivated than thofe of other countries. But he did net think other nations would he humbuggrd in this way, or that they would content to fufpend the cultivation of their iflands, merely becaufe we, in a fit of philanthropy, had re folved to do the fame. The Duke of NORFOLK, in a few words, fup. ported the Bill. Lord GRENVILLE, after the ample difctiffion which the fubjeft had undergone, would not have troubled their Lordfhips, had he not felt himfelf par ticularly called upon by the Noble Earl who (poke lalt. There was, however, but one obfervation of his, to which he thought it necellary to reply: it was that in which he recommended, ironically he prefumed, the emancipation of the negroes in the Well India Itlands. This, fo far from being a benefit, would be one of the molt atrocious of of cruelty that could be inflifted upon there unhappy perfons. However jolt the abolition of the Aft ican Trade might be, the emancipation of the negroes would be as fignal an aft of injnftice. The Bill was then read a third time, palled, and ordered to be fent to the Commons, with a meffege fignifying the fame. The frith Treafury Bills, and Canada Yarn Bill, went through the Committee. Adjourned to Thurfday next. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sir H. NEAI.E brought up an Account of the Fec., Firnolti mews, and Penfions, or the feveral Perfons compofing the Sick and Hurt Board.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the frills Audtion Duty Adts &could be cinema as read. This being done, he obtained leave to bring in a Bill to fecure the colledion of the Duties on Andlions, and to prevent frauds therein. Sir JOHN NEWPORT alfo obtained leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Quit Rent Ads. Sir JOHN NEWPORT otrferved, that he found there was an Order cutting for printing the Irifh Mifcellaneous Ettimates pre. rented the other day. This he thought iumeceffary, and withed it fhould be difcharged. Mr. JOHNSTONE thought there were many items to which it would be nroper to pay particular attention. Sir JOHN NEWPORT C.-tic'. that if any Member wiOred to have them printed, he would not objedt, and accordingly the Or der was permitted to hand. Several Petitions were prefented agnintt the Oak Bark Di; which were ordered to be referred to the Committee on the raid Bill An Acconnt V/14 prefented of the Net Btoduce of the Perim r.ent and War Taxes, to sth January lift, diltinguifbing each quarter.—Ordered to lie on the Table. The SECRETARY at WAR peftponed the Committee on the Mutiny Bill, which hood for Friday next, to that day fen:tight, on the ground that many of the Papers could not be ready by Friday next. Lord CAS rLEREAGH gave notice, that he would on Thud day move certain Ref()lotions, defcriptive of his reafons for ob jedtlng to the Plan of Finance lale,ly brought forward by 'the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord HO WICK moved, that the Houle be called over on Thurfday—Ordered._ Alfo, that the Rev. Dr. Michael Marlowe be requetted to preach , before the Hof on Wednefday the 25th inftant.—Ordered. The LORD ADVOCATE of liCOTLAND pnttponed his two Motions, which flood for this day, relative to the Sec:tiffs Clergy, to Tuefday next. Mr. ROSE moved for Corks of all Letters and . linutes pf trefpoodence trots the Pap:nailer °metal ref , edfni the