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- - • . ti v, P • I • 914 4,1 - . A k rik 14 .. 4 .t).1 • (‘) • - • •`-' 1 / - • 4 I 6 . !AIL . :oil • - • • , • ' l / 2 ,71 4:) ttri. • cir.)St • ", FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 14611 'Whim 56431 I PRIC btX-1". THE NEW PLAY Thig day was ptibt!thed, price Haifa Crown, THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Mts. Per. forming with great applaufe 4t the THEATRE ROYAL, DRORY-LANE. _ By the late JOHN TOBIN, FAL. Author of the HONEY MOON. Priatcd for RICHARD PHILLI NI, No 6, Bridge•Rreet, Black friars ; and to bt had of all Book Idlers. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GIS:TWAIN, HAVING had the honour for many years pall of being a Director of the Eaft India Company, and repeat edly placed in the Chairs, being now mit by Rotation, I beg leave to requeft the honour of our Votes and interc. to be nehofen at the General Eletßion in April next, and fhould I meat with your countenance and fupport, I shall continue to each my Inmoft Winkle in the fervite of the Eaft India Company. I have the honour to Pe, Dover-ftmet, Ladies and Gentlemen, Feb. is. Your moR obedient hUmble [errant. W. DEVAYNES. G OVERNMENT STATE LOITERY, to begin Drawing rob APRIL. sckEma. 4 Prizes of Laopoo are £Bo,ooo 4 ...km. 30,000 ••••• 40,000 4 5,000 10,CCO 10 ••••• 1,000 •••• 10,000 10 Pe> - 3 ,00= 3 0 100 - 3,000 40 ~ 50 - %taco 3, 000 ao ' 60,000 3 ,coo Rift drawn Tickets to each ..... 30poo 25,-oo Tickets. • £1.50,cc0 CAPITALS DETERMINABLE. Firtt-drawn Ticket, tit Day, - 4 ao,coo Ditto ad Day, - lox= Ditto 3d Day, - sopoo Ditto 4th Day, - 20,000 Ditto 3th Day, - ma= Ditto 6th Day, - top:* TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Litenfed Lot tery Office. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - £' 9 z 6s. Half j Czo 3 0" Eighth L 2 72 o Quarter - 53 o Sixteenth - z 6 6 kArooarra Nazism's may be fecured at the Bank, by making early application at the different Uceufed Offices. INDF.PENDENT WHIG SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. On Sunday neat will appear in the Independent Whig, Pubhilted at No. 33, Warwick -fq 4 uare, Nevegate•ftrects lAN INTERESTING LEI TER, addreffed to S. WHITBREAD, Efq. M. P. controlling his Conduct to the Memorable Profecutlon of I.ord Melville, with his Cubic so,nt Coodud at the late Weßminfter Election. Alfo,in the fame Paper of the Sunday following will appear, reit° Crites Third Letter to Lord krfkine, containing Come Important Aneed ACS refpeding Ms Lordihip's formcr Condu&, when in Opposition, contrafted with his Condud ar.ce his eleva tion to °Site. J. YOUNG WOMAN, aged sz, would he glad of a Situation to go to any Foreign Part, u NURSERY MAID, or in any other capacity..—Picafe to diredt (poft paid) to 2.1 r. Bell, No. 3 . 5, Drury-I,ne. WANTS a fituatiiin as BAILIFF and GARD• EN ER or GARDENER only, a fingle man twenty nine years of age, who is a native of Scotland, but has refided in this country many years, has been employed from his youth in Pirtle of the brit nude' ies and Genticretesi s families in this kingdom, and can he well recommended for a perfctt knowteds-s of his bufinas, particularly in the management of wall trees and ihrubs, pine, grape. peach and green houfes ; alto the making new groundwork and fuperintending 'of cattle. Can have a godid ebaradter from his left place furl [lefty and fobriety ; would have no objelion to go to an; part of l•.ngland, Scotland, or Ireland, if the iituation is relpectaNc. Letters putt paid, diredled to J. B. to be left at the Polt-ofEee, Camden-wwn, near Loudon, will be dui? attended to. GRAND and SQUARE PIANO FORTES, HARP. , and ORGANS. of the Snell touch and tone, with all the late impr..vements, are fold very reafonable at E. F. Aden's Mufical InErument Manufatlory, No. 19, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden Square. Ladies in any part of England, ordering an Initrument, will have the heft felt:died and fent without delay, as cheap as if prcfent. Liberal prices allowed for fecond hand ones in exchange ior new, and fuch as have been taken in exchange arc felling very cheap. Merchants advantageaully fuppticd with Piano Fortes, fuitable to foreign climates. Mulic (hops in town and country fupplied and where required, their Names put in front as Makers. Inftrumenta lent on hire, repaired and tuned. The Harp and Piano Forte taught. HORSES AND DOGS. MR.BLAlNE,Veterinary Surgeon, s,Wellp greet, Oxford Road, begs to recommend his Medicines for the cure of the various Difeaf-s of Holies and D.. 2,5. 1 hare Medicines ten years inereafing reputation have entitled to every confidence. Mr. B. would petkalarly draw the attention of thole poffang HorfeslGhis,urging Phyfies, Cordial Balls. Cougli Balls, Marcy Ball;, Diuretic Balls, Bliitering Ointment, Mild Waib snd Strong Palterer Create, Eys-water. Ills never failing Worm Powders,a aneditinewholly new and abfulutrly infallible ; Fever Powders and alterative Coralicion.Puwdris. In dogs his Dillemper Powders, IvLlige.Olnuneat, Worm ?viedicisies, Canker Walls, and Purging Phy fic.—Sold &sallow Retail, and Wholefale and Retail by T. •'^ftT, 4, OM Busail.ftreet, Royal Exchange, where Mr B 1 tine attends on Wedoefdays from eleven to One; Barclay, Fleet Mar ket ; Huddlcft on awl Co. Dublin, 87. South Bridge, Edinburgh ; (Awn. Ncw York; wad ail cousiuy venders. OFFICE OF URDNAlVCE,Fetrtrary it, .807 T HE PRI CIPAL OFI%ICERS His Alajclly's ORDNANCE do bereby give Nigh?, That Propofals will be received at their Office in Pali-Mall, on or before the 4th day of March near, from fuch Perfotts as may he willing to undertake the fupply of 400 Loads of hewed Elm Timber, for the fervice of the Royal Carriage Demttnent at Woolwich, of the faze of 83 feet at the ]wit; and the whole to be delivered into (tore in the courfe of the enfeing three mcnths. Further particulars, tog2therwith the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon ,application at the Secretary's' Office, in Pall Mall aforefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clrek, where the Propefals arc to he delivered, rested, and indorfed •• Propoials for hewed Elm Timber ;" but no. Pro pofal care he admitted after the raid 4th day of March, at twelve 'o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender be no ticed, for leG than forty loads, nor unlefs the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, 11141 attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. FREir,Sectetarys .ricTer.ILLIN:i•OPPP:S, &briery. s 6, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VILTUALLMG HIS MAY ESTr's NAM - do hertil fight Nei", That on Thurfday Vac 25tk of March rim, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (feaftd up) and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of Liverpool or coat* grained Chefhire SALT, or Salt of equal goodnefe ; and for Eight Hundred Tons of Chalks BAY SALT, of the largeft grain, or Salt of equal goednefa ; of which the Perfons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples; to be delivered into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford— one half by the 3 eft of July next, and the remainder by the 30th of September following, free of all charge and rifk,.to His Majefty , except that the Contractor will - be allowed as. std. per ton, for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores; and.to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrads may be feen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collectors of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at bliddlewich in Cliefhire, refpcdtively. No regard will be had to any Trader in which the prise fiat not be ;leferted in words at !verb, or that (ball not be delivered to the Board before ow o'clock a the said 'My:LI the 2Cth of Beret', next, Nor attlO the Perjbee eebo wakes the Trader, for low Prefix os his lasi', Mends to ov/w t. whea coati for. This day was pr,bhilled, price Is. 61 ALETTER to the Rev. FRANCIS STONE, M. A. Reda. of Cold Norton, Fax. hi Reply to his Ser mon. preached at the %libation at Danbury. on the Bth of July, M. 16. By the Rev. EDWARD NARES. M. A. Rea of Elddeaden, Km. • _ _ Printed foe F. C. and J. RiaMites, St. Nur' Chareh-yant; Longman, Mar& Rees, and Orme, Pawned= -row; J. Hard *, St. James's ttreet ; and J. Cooke, Oxford. This day was 'titillated, Price Is 6d. 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It is the particular purpofe of this Work, to r.ffard a more cha radterillic and impartial hltimate, moral and imelledual, of the Sailed.; vs , ' biographical record, than has hitherto been done in fur ilar.Publications; and likewife in proportion more juitly the length and minutenefs of the Narrative to the reittive eonfequence of the Individual commemorated. fly attention to thefe points, it is hoped the fuch a view has been gives of all the moil confpicu• ous Charade-% in Hiftory and Literature, a• may lance for the Jofteuetion and entertainment of general Readers, and preclude the nectility of cot.fulting a variety of Authors. For the ufe of thofe who wish to maize more particular inquiries, and likewife for the purpoLi of authenticating the matter of narration, references are fuljoined to every tingle article of the fources whence the in formation has been derived. Print , :d for J. Johnfon, St. Nes Churchyard; G. Kearfley, , Fkct-ftrect ; and B. 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" On the whole we regard the prefent as a ufeful and refpcdta • ble Trcatile. We have been much entertained and initruded by the lecond volume ; though we can do little mare than (tate in ge neral terms, that the defcriptions. in general, arc full and fatisfac tory.—Tbis part of the Mechanics we confider to be highly ufe ful ; and, indeed, there does not n•,w occur to our minds any ling 11th work of the fame plan and extent.— ihe plates arc neatly ex - ecuted, and by a very judicious arrangement placed by themfelves in a fepat ate volume."—'. ritical Review, May 1836. " Though Ode volumes arc of the octavo tine, yet as the type is frnalt, and the Inge full, they contain a valt quantity of mate riels: " As an elementary work this Treatife on Mechanics Is by far preferable to any other work extant. at leaf in the Englifh lan guage. The Ityle perfpicuous, the arra:lenient of materials is in very few places fakeptible of improve: win : the information i contains is titerfiec t and the pates are eleg-int; we do not ter,- fore hefitate to recommend it to rl:e attention of the Icientific world."--.Britlill C r i tic. A u o ft IA -A. Printed for 0 Kcarfey rl et , ltr eel, London ; where may I.ke w k be-had, this Author's *lteogife or Attronomy, price iss. I boat 4, audilas.Lelioas, iiiitrpnom. and hailed: price siL Wad& In a few days wiR be pubßithe4, In two Volumes. Royal Octavo, einhcilifhed with Twenty-nin e Copper plates, and a Map of Scotland, in which (or the deft time the Caledonian Cvial Is laid down, TRAVELS IN SCO MANI), by an unufnal Routc ; with a Trip to the Orkneys and the H.-brides; con taining Hints Ibr Improvements in Agriculture and Comtlerce, Charaehrs and Anecdotes. By the Rlv JAMES H ALL. A M. 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To which are prefixed, Anecdotes of Peter the Great. —Tranflated from the belt French edition by John Joreph Stock dale, Editor of the School Encyclopaedia. French editions, uniform with the above, will be ready in a few days. ON THE TREATMENT OF THE TABES DQRSALIS. This day was publilbed, price 7s. The Third Edition, with very confulerable additions, Of Practical Effays and obfervations on the Nature, various Cedes and the moil rational mode of treating and era&v..ating that fpc cies of Confutnption, incident to Youth, in the different liars of Life, commonly called DORSALIS. Including the cure of that 1 - train of concomitant Difordcrs, which derange the human organs—fo a. to render them not only incompetent to the divine fund ors of procreation, but inedequatt to perform even the ordi ary offices of nature. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Member of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the Univerfity of Leyden, and Practitioner in London ; formerly Surgeon Major to the sth Regiment of Infantry, to the 16th or Queen's Re giment of Light Dragoons, and to the Royal Holpital at Chatham. Printed for J. Walker, and H. D. Symmonds, Paternofter-row; and to be had at No 61, Frith ftreet, Soho.fquare. This day was publithed, In one volume ?sm. and a itto vciume of Plates, price gs. in boar as, THE ART of DRAWING in PERSPECTIVE from MATHEMATICAL PRISCIPLEc ; (hewing bow to give every ohjeet its true place In the Figure, and every• part In Landfcape that proportion hi 11ze, and dißanee from one another which the parts they are intended toreprefent hold in Nature, the whole illtarated by upwards of Fifty Fngravings. By GEORGE DCAJGLASS: I , Mr Douglace Art of Drawing In Perfpeetive, from Mathema tical Principles, illuftrated by more than fifty engravings. is a va luable and well-written volumc."—Supplemtia to Monthly Ma gazine, Tgos. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenfon ; and fold by nouns OfteU, No. 3. Ave Maria lane, London. This day was publiflaed, FERGUSON'S LECTURES on SELECT SUB JECTS, in Mechanics, Hydroftaties. Hydraulics.Pneum mks, Optics, Geography, Agronomy, and Dialing, with Notes, and au Appendix adapted to the prefent hate of the Arts and Sciences. By DAVID BREWSTER, A.M The ad Edition, correeted and enlarged, two volumes Odtavo, with a volume of Plates, 11. 3s. The following commendations of the firft Edition of this work are refpedtfuUy fubmitted to the Public Mr. Brewfter's Appendix contains much ufeful information, under the different heads of Mechanics, Hydraulics Optics. Dial• ing, and Agronomy—nearly r oo psges are devoted to the fubjeet of Water mills and Wind mills, in which many of Mr Brzwiter's rules and ohfcrvations cannot fail to be beneficial to the Millwright. There are three articles in this Appendix, which it would he unjuft not mention with commendation—they treat of the Steam Engine, the method of grinding and polifhing Inlet, and the me thod of cutting, grinding, and polifhing the mirrors of Refieeting Telercopes. The defcription of Watt's Steam Engine, though con cite is very perfpictious; the engraved reprefentation of the Steam Engioe, with the laceft improvements, will be found highly ufeful, and conveys a better idea of the Engine as a whole, than any thing we have vet met with. "Altogether this Work may be lately recommended al prefenting many judicious and adol additions to a book of eltabliihed repo- • cation "—Literary Journal, March rBo6. " It being needle(' for us ro deferibe or to examine the fubjedts of thole Le:tures, we (hall confine our obfervations merely to the stew parts of his pub.ication, the Notes and the Appendix. " fhe Tradt on the formation of the Teeth of Wheels, mutt prove very ufeful to the pradtical Mechanic. The mechanical, as well as the geometrical, defeription of the curves, proper for the (lives of the teeth of wheels, ate clearly (hewn in this craft, and the rules are exemplified by proper figures. In the differtation on Carriage Wheels, this Author principally treats of the formation and paid an of the wheels, of the line of tradtioti, aid of the me thod of difpofing the load; but thole divifions are accompanied with much collateral information, tonic new ideas, and very clear illuftratio.'s. " Mr. Brewfter deferibes very minutely Mr. Watt's lateft and molt approved Steam Engine, in all its parts, with proper re ferences to the figures. 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