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. . . . . •,* ".• - - . . • . . - - ; -;,:: • .. - . 1- 5 7: \ • *,- . . ' ' ' • It'.l *:, ..') '' * s . i Z.I , . . ve. . . % . . .g o l ,1 . . ..- , ‘ 1 2‘ 0 4•,,,, '.., 4. .. . 1 !......4.. • •::+4,,; ~,i- --• • k , ...& • . , ..,.......,,....- ~. -.. ;:i«• - rTi4 . - ,- ' • ' .A -74 . • ._c_ ,--- -.=4....i . , 0 6:4, i;7 . . _. — THURSrokt, MARCH 19, 1807. NUMBER .5660] LPICCV MX-P4 •,,C THSATIM-ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 19, will he shed the New Comic Opera of FALSE ALARMS ; Or, MY COUSIN. AN, w hich, for ripe time, a New Operatic Piece, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR. Saturday—Thc Travellers; voids tie Citizen. Brlaol, March t 2, 11;07. ANY Perron dirpored to advance FOUR THOU SAND POUNDS (hut which may not be wanted in one Turn immediately, but at diftant periods, if more convenient) may employ the fame to conaderable advantage in a very old eftatildh ed and refpedable whoiefale concern in this city; and may take an adtive part in the trade if agreeable. Letters from principles with real fignatures, addreTed to A. B. at the Mercantile Gazette Office, will receive inim‘•diate attention. NOUVELI.F. OUVRAGE DU GENERAL bUMOURIEZ Aujourd'imi eft paNi6,pria aa. 6d isecolime. CAMPAGN ES du Ai trechal de SC HOMBERG in Porvigal, &pas l'Au•iii7e 166% jui'qu'esi a 668. Park GENERAL DUMOURIEZ lg C'eft au caur qur je p ct non pa. 3 rcrprit" Oita RICHARO PUILLIPS, Bridge-ftrest, Blacieriara ; Debate, Gerrard-ftreet ; Doha et Co scoho-fqesee. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 19, t will be aded (for the filth time) a New Comedy, called TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or, WHICH IS BEST 7 b.. principal Charaders by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr. .tromon, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard. Mr. I.mcry, Mrs. Glower, MK - Mattocks, IVlifs Brunton, Mrs. Da. vcriport, Mrs Emery, Mils Tyrer. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE. Saturday—The New Comedy ; with Mother Goofe. LAST NIGHT. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO MORROW EVENING, MARCH zo, 1807, will be performed THE FIRST ACT 6F THE CREATION. With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DICKONS. Compofed by Jofeph Haydn, M. D. Oxon. With TWO 6RAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, PART —Overture. Berenice —Duet, Metres Bellamy and Doyle' The Lord is a man of war '—Song, Mrs Bland' No more with unavailing woe.' Bach.—Chorus," Gloria in excelfi,' Per gold] —Rceit Signora Griglitti ' And lefts.' Air,' He was eyes unto: Omnipotence.—Rtcir. Mr Braham Deeper and deeper Rill.' Song' Waft her angels. Jephtha.—Double Chorus 'He gave them hailflones:—.Trio. Signora Griglieti, Mrs Bland and Mr Pyne, ' Like a bright cherub. Gideon—Recit. Mrs Dickons 6 0 worfe than death.' Song' Angels ever bright.' Theodora.— Double Chorus' Immortal Lord.' Deborah. PART 111 —Overture and Dead March in Saul —Recit. Mr Dickons' 0 let eternal.' Air,' From mighty kings.' Judas Mac. ..Arcit. Mr Braham Their rights by foes.' Air To arms, your country's caufe ' Gneico.—Reeit. Mr Doyle ' I feel, I feel the deity.' Air ' Arm, arm ye brave.' Chorus We come.' Judas Mac.--Hymn of Fee, Mrs Bland How cheerful.' Dr, Arne.— entonatiou Anthem' Goo fave the King.' End of Adt 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Asia LE Y. Principal Vocal Performers : Mrs. DICKONS. Mrs. BLANQ, Signora GRIGLIETI, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Wk. SMITH, Mr. i.)OY LE, and Mr. BELL AMY Leader of the Band, Mr. Atif*EY. Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY. _ _ _ . . The remainder of the 'band and Char u (fee (which are numerous and complete) by the molt approved Pcrformera. Doors to be cycled at Six o'clock—begin at Seven. Half Price at Nine. .Boxcs 6s—Pit 3s. 6.1.—G41. U.—Upper Gallery Is. For the accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical °rehab-a will be laid into the Pit. . _ PORTRAIT of Der Royal Highnefs the PRINCESS of WALES Engraved by HEATH. Thpa p ilay was publilbed, price is. Win LADY's MAGAZINE ; or Entertaining & Companion for the FAIR SEX, appropriated folely to their life and Amufement, for February 1807, embellifhed with 1— k Portrait of her Royal Highnefs the Prinetfs of Wales, en graved by Mr. HE AT II a—Botany for Ladies, Plate t - 3—Ladies in the molt fashionable London Drees, beautifully coloured. 4—An elegant Pattern for a Cap Border, icc. Painted for Geo. Rolinfon, Paternofter row ; of whom may be had the volume fax the year sBc6, complete, price to. 6d. half bound, and the former volumes to complete Sets, price 145 6d. each half bound, and Numbers price is each. In Cie lilt Mo:arta's Number was givm a Portrait of the late Right Hon. Mr. Pitt, engraved by Mr. Heath. THE 14th OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LIITI'ERY BEGINS DRAWING. and contains TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, in Sterling Mont'• rI'HIS is the twit extfanrdinary Scheme ever pro -- ducal in the Annals of Lotteries. he unprecedented num kr of Grand Prizei rnakri Every Lottery. Office h 'retrole of Wealth ; Every Advagurer is in the Rowito Riches ; Every Ticket drawn tath of April Will bee Prize g Every Prize will be paid as loon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 PASO of £20.000 _ 2re LSooticz 4 to,eoci 40.0c* 4 S, O a.. 10,0= 10 ..... 1,000 . 10,000 10 s° o 3,000 30 ••••• 100 3, 0 0 0 4 0 SO • 2,000 3.000 . 10 1 .21 .. 60,000 3..scoFirß draws Tickets to each ..- ppoo --- 11..di•••••• sj,ooo Tickets. £1 5 0,000 FIRST-DRAWN TICKKT, ill Day, - - L 20,c00 ad Day. - 10,000 • 3d Day, . - 204000 eth Day, - - sOOOO ph flay, - - ' • ' toco.l 6th Day, - - 10.005 TICKETS and SHARES are felling at all the yid eitablieted Men in Englard, Ireland, and Scotland. The Firit drawn Ticket will receive 1.:,0301. lIROOKE & Co. Stock-Brokers. and Liccifed Lottery Office Keepers, 137, Ptteadilly, eft abli filed Fifty-three Team return their fifteen and unfeigned Thanks for the very fl rteting and general Surport given their Office; and they refpeEt. t.:lly Inform their Friend+ and the Putlic, that they have a very :we (apply of TICKETS and SHARES, In the grra A•t pnifible Ifariesy of Numbers, for the enfuing Lottery, that teghts Draw ing I 4 , h of APRIL, and which contains 4 of 14,0K71 4 of mono!. 4of c.v 01. to of 14=1. Ace &e Ilronhe and Co. have fold and teg!flered'lltirty-five Spates of Capital Prizes in the Lift Year, irrlading a tc,,;:ocsl. rARROLL and Co. No. z 6, Oxford Itreet, near Rathbone•place, are felling TICSETS and SHAHS!. in Fret Variety of Nunthers, fair the THIRD ti PATE. LOTTERY for which wiil begin Drawing on the sett of APRIL next, the Ncheme of which Rands unrivalled by any former one ; claims Particular attention from the Public, as itagsinfilts of the folluwigsg Nuinercus Capital Prizes, viz. _ - . - - 4 Prise, of ) 00,000 io Prizes of LI ,000 4 10,00 D 10 . S CO 4 • - 5,0 , 0 &c. &e. &c. The Firft-drawn 3.erao Tickets, in addition to any other Bene fit tharmatfall to them, will Ile entitled to t: L each. CA 'moil. end Co. fallen elicit Friends and the Public to be early in their Turclefe.m the principal Capital Prises will be Drawn On the Slit Four Dar. In the laft November State Lottery,N?. 11,103 a Prize of toned. was fold in Exteen Sixteenths by CA atta.t. and Co.; and N0..6,0s t, a Prize of szcl. w•es likewife fold in Share,; and, in former Lotteries, Capital Prizes to a very cenfiderable sawn: • .Corntry Carrerpondenta. and Orders w ill be puodualif at ' Vied too-4ebimes tube bad gratis. • • • EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 4, tin. W HEREAS, in purfuance of the 6th Seaion of the yth Chapter of the By-Laws of the United Company. of ME/chants of England, trading to the Fait ladies, it is ordained " That a Lift (hail he publifhod fourteen days before the Annual " Eledtion of Diredtors, containing the names of fuch Proprietors. . " qualified agreeable to Law, as (hall fignify In writing to the Se " cretary, their &fire of becoming Candidates for the Dire. ion, " Green days before fuch Annual Eledtion :" The Court of Di • redors of the Paid Company do hereby give notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the, laid By-Law, that the coining Eleetion of Six Diredors of the Paid Company for four years, is appointed fur the Bth of April next, and that Inch Lift will be pub tithed fourteen days before the Paid Eledion, as the above-men tioned By-Law Eitel,. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Sec. VICTUAL LING OFFICE, Ma, cb 18, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAY ESTI'', NAVY, do &retry give pietist) That on Wedneßlay next,le 23th ldtant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (feakd up) and treat for SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE, and FOUR HUN BRED QUARTERS of CLOSE•DRIED AMBER MALT, To be delivered in a fortnight (by weekly proportion.), into His Majefty's Vidtualliog Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intere(t ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fern at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad toasty Tessin is which the fake Jball sot be isferted is words at length, or tbat fball Not be delivered to the Beard before me o'clock, ex the laid Wedruld.sy the zsth seer stiles the Papa who melee the Tarder,er, few Perlis as his attar to wrfwer wbas called for. VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 16, 1807. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby give stake, 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 Contratl4) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be required for the fervice of His Majefty's Ships and Vetels at Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and in Loch Ryan, on the Coal of Scotland. for twelve months certain, from the acth May next, and further until fix months warning (hall be given for the termi• nation thereof. • Tke mode of payment to be by Bills payable with intereit ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conttatfts may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledors of the Cuftoms at Greenock and Stranraer refptetively. No regard will h bad to any Tender in which the price fill not be inferted is words at leagtb, or that jball not be delivered to the Board before one o'clx4 on the fail Friday the 3d of April next, nor unkfi the &rim who makes the render, or foes perfin on lie behalf attends to anfwer when called foil. ORDNANCE OFFICE, March 4, 1807. THE PRIATIPAL OFFICERS of His A4:fly's • - ORDNANCE do herely sive 4Vgice, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 231 inftaat, from fuch Perform as may bk willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the ORD. NANCE HORSES flatland in the following Diftrida, NORTH BRITAIN NORTHERN. YORKSHIRE. EASTERN, exclulive of Warley. SOUTHERN, exclufive of Chatham. SOUTH WEST, Including Portfmouth, file of Wight, and ChriSchurch. WESTERN. WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, Watley and Chatham. LIVERPOOL. For a period of lii Months. from the ift of April nest, the Forage to befurnifhed in Rations, confining of asibs. of OATS, at aolbs.per Bufhel. nibs. of UPLAND MEADOW HAY. and Fibs. of WHEAT or RYE STRAW. And to be ddiiered at the rcfpedive Stations, at the expense of the Contradlor, wbo is alfo to furnith Inch Horfes with Oats at Ribs. per Ration, as may be billeted in the Diftrid for which he contracts. The Propofal- may he delivered fermatey or jointly for each Station, and it is expened that the Contralor that' receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time accumulate, making an allowance for the fame. Further Particulars may be known upon application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Diftriet ; and alto at the Scereta , y's Office in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day be tw‘en the Roars of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propofals are to be delivered foaled tip, and indorfeti " Propofals for the fopply of Forage," hut no Propofal win he admitted after the fail 1,3 d inftanz, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day ; nor will any Tender be noticed unlefs the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, than attend. By Order of the Board, R. H CREW, Secretary. DR. JAMES'S FI. 6 ,VER POWDER agd ANA LEP FIC FULLS prepared at the reduced prices of Is. 9d the packet, and u 9d. per hox,by llenjamitt Perrin, Cheniiß, No. 13, Southampton-Rrect, Covent Garden, London, the only per. fon who ever prepared them for tholate Dr. Robert James —they are equally genuine with thole fold , t double the price, Alfo Per sin's Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully white. prcferve them from decay, and prevent the Tooth Ach—in Inset, it will do all that can poffibly be done by any preparation, innnednt in Its nature and pleafant in its ufe, and will prove a va uable aequilition to every individual defiroui of Teeth found, clean, and white, or of Gums, healthy, firm, and florid ; in hoses ptice 28. gd. each. Ladies particular is Lavender Water will fin,l astir fettles mooch gratified by Perrin's Double Diddled, at 29. 9d• per bottle s qua'. to any In I onsksst, althuuili fold at a much higher Rice. 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They are very moral, entertaining, and inftruelive; and we particularly advife them to be pvit lirto the hands of young perfons of the female fez, by thole who have the fuperintendenceof their education. We do not mean to fay, that they :re not well calculated for young perform of both fries ; hut they are in a peculiar manner adapted to young women, having much delicacy of fcntiment, u well as perfpicuity and fimplicity of language. " MEXICO. Printed for J. Johnfon, in St Paul's Church yard, a New Eidtion, in rwo Volumes quo. price 21. 11. in Want, of THE HISTORY of MEXICO. Cofleeted from Spanith and Mexican Hillorians, from Manufcripts and an cient Paintings of the Indians. ll!nitrated by a Chart and 25 other Copper plates To which are added, Critical Differtati )))) son the Land, the Animals, and Inhabitants of Mexico. By ABBE DE FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIG FRO. Tranflated from the original Italian. Account of this Work from the Monthly Review. _ _ " Europeans knovilittle of the interior of Mexico; the accounts given of that country by travellers are difeordant, in confemienec of their ignorance of the language and manners of the people they dekribe, and their unacguaiutance with a prodigious number of memoirs and relations, that throw light upon the hiltory of that famous country. If ever a writcr was qualified, by a combination of advantageous circumftancas, for computing a Hiftory of Mex ico, it is certainly the Abbe Clavigero. Fur he has not only pe ruled, as it kerns with care, all the writers who rake mention of this great empire, but he was born in the country, is mailer of its language, arid has vifited all thofe parts of it, which the Spanifh Government has rendered inacceifible to the curiofity of travellers. Nor did he pay them only a tranfirory vifit, for he (pent r.bove thirty years in obferving, with the eye of a philoropher, all the pat is of this extenfive region, and in procuring from the natives exad Information with raped to every objed of any confequence, fo that he may he almoft conlhtered as an ocular witner, of what he relates. If to there uncommon advantages, the laborious and learned Author has joined that critical acumen. fu neceffary to ap preciate the fources of information, to difeufs dubious fads, to combine fcattered fragments, and to ieparate truth from fable, and has crewred all by that belt: candour,which rupprelles every thing that is falfe, and difguifes or conceals no important truth, his work mutt be an inellimable prefent to the republic of letters Such is it efteemed by good Judges, who attribute to him largely ad tin le qualities. 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