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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST IPOIA STOCIG LADIES AND OCNTLENIN, I N confequence of the late refoltition of . the Court of Direflors, I take the tberty to inform you that it was i my intention to hav e became a Candidate for the Dir ' ation on the death or my near Relative, your worthy Diredor, Mr. Stephen Williams, but WU prevented by many of nit friends and connec tions having engaged tbemfelves prior to that melancholy event, to another Gentleman of your regular Naval Semite, now a Can didate for the fiat vacancy. I tltiok it nccarsry to declare, as many other Gentlemen are coming forward, that it is my intention to folicit your fuirrages to be eledted one of your Dircdtors whenever a proper opportunity than occur, and I truft you will a!lorerny having been conftainly en gaged in your regular Naval Service for bye and twenty years rat, ' and f.. vend of the neareft branches of my family alfo actively cm . phy,d in the fame line for upwards of linty years, to be fume taaitic.vion nf my ambition; and I can only afore you, if I am evcntu alto' honoured by your choice, that my whole abilities and I time !hall be d;voted to your Irrtereß. I have the ho , •nur to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your midi. devoted and obedient fcrvant. Mill Hil!. B. WILLIAMS. SECOND EDITION. Tide day was - p - uhliffied, -- PriCe — one THE FLG LEAF. A Satirical and Admonitori POEM. Dedineed,writhont permiffion, to the Faildonable World.* Sold by Flatehard, Piccadilly; Ebers, Old Bond-flrset ; Afat thews Strand; Vernor and Hood, Paultry; and Goddard, That on Frill the sd of Auguit next, they wiil be ready to re site Tender+ in midair (fealed up) and treat fur TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS of WES I' INDIA RUM, or of FOREIGN BRANDY; To be delivered in fix weeks (one half in three weeks, andrhc 7 cmainder in three weeks after) into His Majefty's Vidtualling ,res at the Ports, and In the proportions undermentioned, viz. Plymouth 80,000 Port finouth 60,000 Gallons. i) , :ptferd 60.000 KEARSLEY'd ROAD BOOK, • This day was publithed, with a Map, Price 7•s. in board', A new Edition, much enlarged and improved, with a condi?. To• pographicat Hittory of the Cities, Towns, NPateringplaces, chief Villages, Antiquities, Seats, Ste. of Tz - EA It S I.Ers TRAVELL ER's ENTERTAIN. .11. N. 'NG GUIDE through Great Britain, eir a Dcfcription of the Great Roads and prir.cipsl Crate Roads, marking the (liftmen of places to and fmm London, and from each other. To which are added, a defeription of the principal great reads of Ireland, different routes to Paris, and a table of the times of High Water at new and full Moon.—;•the whole forming a general Tour thiou4h Great Britain :and Ireland • Printed fur G. Keariley, Fleet-ftreet. 200,000 7r, be paid for by Bill, payable with Intereft no days after date. N. S. Nu Tender for a left cos ntity than Ten l'houilind !s ir : nsll be admitted. The Condition' of the Contraft may be teum a: tine Secretary's Office. .Wo eyed Ica le Lad to any tender in laic:, the trite flail not be f rid it, 'IOWA at length, or that A.di not he delivered to the Board fireoneo' , lset oie tk fiiJ folio the 2ei Aug ji next, star wil f fe the ?,r,:a tad , Pales the trader, or font tee/In on his ltehJy, attends, to sofor• edam mt.:floe. cmy OF PUBLIN TONTINE. T HE Sablcrilsers to the Life Annuities granted by the Coepteation of the City of Dublin the aath day of Jew, 1776, who are to be paid their Interelt in London, may revive Half a Year's Annuity due at Midrummer laft, by apply ivg to Mr. William Coningham, N 0.13, Union-court,Old Broad• thew, every Wcalnerday from Ten o'ilock till Two. The Stelalen to bring with them their Bonds, r.nd a Certi kate of the Life of die Nominee. It is requefteel, that In cafe of Death notke !nay be given as afft, kx the future benefit anel resolution of each CLsfe. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILI.. INSURANCE is granted by this O ffi ce on Hour e s, Builtlinza,Manuttamieth Ship , , and all other Veffels, Goods, *Unhandlre, iamb; Stock, and other Property from Lots or Nonage by Fire. The unprecedented preference given to this Office, by all De faiptien of Inhalers, : the Direders Batter thcmfelves has arifcn tom the facilities adopted in their improved Plans and timplified Modes of Fire Infuranee, particulitii in Agricultural Stock, the premium on which is as. ed. per Cent. only. The Office grants infuranccs for periods fhort of a year, and matesgood lots by Fire from Lightning. Receipts for Infurances becoming due at Midfummer, are in the beds of their Agents, in the principal cities and towns, who will &firer proporalsurith the rucl of infurance, gratis. 4•21 r inferences ducat Midfummer muff be paid on for before the r .t tap of July,when the Fifteen Days allowed for Payment expire ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. _ NO. 2141, a Nat Of 30,0004 21,118 • L 3 COO 2 , 220 • row 57.749 - WOO 16 . 6 39 - 2000 1,1.01 - 1000 12,1 2 8 - SCO TH E Holders of the above CAPITAL PRIZES, fold and (hared at BISH's, in the Lottery just &Med, may receive their hloney by applying at either No. 4. CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where Tickets and Shares for the Lottery which begins drawing the. rth of September, are felling in great variety, anal of the lot &ming Agents: haurray awl Co. Edinburgh Thomfon, Mancheflu Redford, Hull Etherington, Rocbefter ___ Hough. Glow:flee Mills, Portfmouth. --. . - . ___ PAPER HANGINGS and PAINTERS' COLOURS. _ ...„. MII)DLETO N. in St. Martin's-lane, who for • fervid years ha, made and fold Colours, both fine and heavy, row punts and fells Paper hangings, from id. per yard upwards. His erre Is to fill prime articles, and (to thofe who pay for them who delivestd) on terms the moll reatorable. 1 ortbrr with Diftemper Col mrs for Rooms ; Colours alto in oil, for in tide and outdoors painting, p trticular'y a plear.nt and permanent Olive Grees,whicli may be ufed by any perfon, of commen intelligence. N. B A large Affortment of Papa Hangings ready for putting op is always ter. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Manday tile nth of Auguit, 18°5, at Four &Clock in the Afternoon, at the Houle of Adr. Ullock, in Bownafs, near Ken dal.feject to the Conditions of Sale then to be produced, unlefs in the mean time difpofed of privately, of which due notice will be given, N ESTATE called FURNEY GREEN and CROW'S FIELDL, late the reiidence of G. B.' CRUMP, FN. dece.feJ, pl,:afantly Gtuated on the Eaftern tide of and near the centre of Windermere Lake, and within half a Mile of the Village of llownefs, containing aboui twenty-two ccftomary Acres of Land in a Rin Fence, furrounded by a good Road. On a pro minent p.m of t.le Land is erected a handfome Dwelling houfe which coairn Jae, an extenfive ard delightful View of the Lake; it confals of a Vzilibule fifteen feet in length and !even feet and tour inches in breadth, a Dining-room sa feet and fix inches long and fifteen feet wick, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet long and fifteen feet wide, and a Breakfait room fifteen feet long and fourteen feet wile, eight Bed rooms and a good Store-room ; there are two Kitchens. Butler's Pantry, Wine and Deer Cellars, a Small Dairy. and fineable Office/ and Out-buildings, azul an excel lent Garden of about one .Acre. The Fu-niture and appendages maybe had at a fair Valuation. The Pic:ldles arc about eight Miles and an half from Kendal, fewn ream AnyaleGde, and four from Hawkthead, all good Market Tarim.— !sit property may be viewed any day peevious to the Sale, an I farther particulars may be bad by letter addrcfred to the Rey. Urns. Barton, Windermere, or Meffrs Crump and Lodge, Liverpaol.--lnune liatc poireffirm may be had. _ _ _ TO BE SOLD BY AUC'FIONity Mr. LEONARD. Cutaway's Coffee-Houfe, Change. Alley, London, on Tuef day, the sgth of Aoguft nirxt, at Twelve &Clock at Noon. in Thirty Lots, A VERY capital and elegant Freehold Mantinn H a Urer called LINTON PLACE, on the South fide T Co:- Nub Hills, within five Milts of Maidltone, in the Pad& of Linton, in the County of Kent, eoutaining fix Rooms on a floor, 1 Gt for the relidence of a Family of Diftioclion, to which there are domellic Offices of eatery da fcriptim ; alfo a Cold Bath, a Capi• tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grouuls, Avenues of TiaiLer•Trecs of various kinds, and a Farm Houfe feparate at a convenient dif lance from the M4nfion, with a Barn, Stables, and other fultable Buildings, and ass Acres of good Freehold Land ch•cfly Paifture. The views from the Manliest are uncommonly eatentive and beau ting• And alfo divers Farms Meffuagcs, and Lands in Linton, Staplehurft, Erittendon. Mardon, Bennindon, Wouklham, and Barham, in the faid County. con:aini• g in the whole, with the 111 Acre 4, by Admetfurement, 9;3 Acres or thereabouts. The Lands are conflderably antlalet to fubftantial Tenants. Alfo the Great Tythes of the Lid Pad& of Linton. Likewife the Advow fen of Me Vicarage of I.iliton aforefaid. The whole of the &c -laire; arty In the in !an time be viewed, with leave r the Tenants. Printed Particulars enav be had at the Star, Co:heath ; the gt.ir Paloilltone; the King's Head, Roeheller; the Granhg,ll3.ttford; the Black lion, F - truinitham; the Ship, Feverflumt the Foo.u.do, CA - erbery : Cranlarook ; the Ben, Staplehorit; the Sara t,a% Head. A &fora ; the Wootrata, Tenterden ;the Suffix Tavero, utbridge Wells • of Mr itrovna.Lant Survey o r, Maidltone; of Lesnr%rd, Capoi-Coun,Necr Burti9gton-ftrect, Lawton ; anti s' Mr. Woocl3.te, Solicitor, GaLlm-fquara,Luaclou ; wtiese a plat 11 a-cla La may be fro.o. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. CAUTIONS —Bodies taken out of the Thanza , Ponds, &e. 1. Never to be held up by the Heels. s. Not to be rolled on Cafics, or other rough Ufage. 3. Avoid the ufe of Salt in all Cafes of apparent Death. At the Monthly Meeting of the Managers, W.DAWSON. Eft prefided, it was unanimoully refolvcd, that the above Interefting and important public C 411601111 Mould be advettifed once a week during the Summer. Signed by Order, JOHN BE. UMON r, Reg & Sec. The POCKET COMPANION, which contains the methods of re (toting the lives of petrol.. apparently drowned, or otherwife ftif. (mud, will be gratuitoufly delivered every Friday, between three and five, at No. 8, Spital-ftiu ire. BY ORDER OF THE HONGURABLE COMMISSIONERS OF HIS MAJF.STY's CUSTOMS, On Saturday the s7tli of this init. July, at Three &Clock in the Afternoon, will be esporcd to i üblic "Sale, at the Cuftum houfe in Toplham, 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 1- I Bottle Brandy. z 3 Bottles Rcd Port Wine. Diuo White Port Wine, 7 Ditto Geneva. 1736 Gallons Brandy. TO Ditto Runt. z 560 Ditto Gen: va. For the Accommodation and Ufe of Private Families only, tB-} Gallons Red Portugpl Wine. 11b. Chocolate. win. Ilb. Raffia Hemp. A Boat called the Flirt, of Dartmouth, Burthen about s Tons, and two other Boats, vtith their Materials. Old Ropes or junk about sevrt. Old Lead ills. 3oz. Two Old Sails and Sundry other Stores asd Materials worn out on board the Alarm Revenue Lugger. Which will be put up in Lots, and Sold to the higheft Bidder. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wrenlet's inn, in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, on Thurfday the HE day of Augaft, 'Bac, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon precifely, (for Confumption or Exportation), THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Hogtheads of White Wine, containing 43452 Gallons. 49 Ditto Ditto xstaD Ditto. 375 Ditto Red Wine, containing sz,t3s Ditto. 17 Pieces of Brandy, containing 1 499 Ditto. 200 Illorfe Hides. Bring the entire Cargoes of de Neutralitzet, A. P. Zwervet matter, and Indullrli, Jan Joehine Lobez, matter, captured and condemned as Prize to his Majefly's [loop of wartruizer, John Hancock. Efq. commander. he Wine. &c. may be Peen, and Catalngues had, feven days previous to the Sale, by applying to Mr. Fdward Omanncy, mer chant, at Yarmouth afirefaid, or Mr. William Hazard, the Auc tioneer. In purfuanceot Diredliems from the Commifilotsers for oalc of Spanith Prizes, detained prior to the War, WILL BE SOLD, at the Broker's New Sale Room, Plymooth, on Friday the ad of Angutt next l at t t eclook in the torenon, I'HE G 001) SPriNESH SHIP PUItAY LIM. 1 . PIA CONCEPCION ; bonbon about 200 tons, fquare ftern, with a neat figure head, copper bottom, and, from the appearance of her confirnetion, no doubt can he entertained of her being a raft faller; the has two decks, a id is well calculated for the Fitt and Fruit Trades. Detained by his Mslefty's fhip of war the Re rut.sx, commanded by the Hon. A. K. LeOOE, now lying in Cat water, and there to be delivered The Gooi Spanith Brig SANTA MARIANNA ; burthen about So tons, a prong handy well fir the Coaftlng, Culm, or Coal Trade, fhifts without ballatt, and may be fent to fea with a fniall outfit, being well found in her principal Rums. Detained by his Maj-Ity's (hip Of War DIAMOND, commanded by Toostns rot NSTON Efq. now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be de livered.—And immediately afterwards will he fold, All the Warlike and other Valuable Stares, landed from the Spanifh frigates MEDEA, STA. GERTRUDES and EL EN FAN rA DON CARLOS. Confifting of Anchors, Cables, Stand ing and Runuing Riaing, Sails, Malts, Yards, and other Spars, Junk. Double and Single BLlcks, Iron llalkift. Pittols, and Coders, 201 guns, 6. tg, atia z 4 pounders, round and don tile.beasied trot, Gunpowder in Barrels, with other Warlike and Ordnance Stotts, Ltur, Half Legsrs, and otker CAks, with fundry other Articles. The above VcllLls and Goods are condemned as Droits to his Majdty. }or viewing the fame, and for Catalogues. Inventories, ar.l fur ther pa7ticulars, application to he made to Edmund I.uckyer,Efq. and nleffts. P. Symons, Sans, Widow. and Co. or to THOMAS LOCK YEK, Sworn Broker. Plymoutb, July 0, 1805. TWO MARINE VILLAS and LAND, on the Shore of the Itch= River and Southampton Water. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ABBOTT. At the Dolphins, Southampton, on Tuefday, Augue 6, at Twelve o'clock, In Five Lets, A FREEHOLD and COP.YHOLD ESTATE, at Itchen, by Southampton, comprifing a nwdern Frick Houle, containing the requitite apartments ate large Manlion op• on a cottage (cal; conveniently arranged. There are four princi pal chambers, fix upper chambers, a drawing-room, dining-par lour, library, dreffing-room, kitchen,•fervants' haU, houfekeeper and butler's rooms, ample cellaring, and every accommodation for a Nobleman's Family, listed in a garden and romantic ihrubbery, - with a brick Wall, the rife of a hill ; a fpot highly favoured by nature, and judi.ioufly Improved by art, commanding views of the well known furrounding fcene. The detached buildings are a pretty Gazebo, an ornamental ftrueture with a piazza, containing domeltie offices ; a double coach - hoof, with laun dry, and fix-ltall Stabling in a good yard. The whole neatly fur tithed, and ready for the inftant receptim of the pureliafer. Towering above it, at a fhort diftanee, Rands the fecond Honk --a diftingutthed °hied in the fcene it furveyrat every point of the compare to the boundary of the horizon ; containing five princi pal chandlers, two fervant,' chambers, drawing room, dieing room, parlour, offica, cellars, coach honk !table, garden, yard, and paddock. The purchater may have the furniture and Imme diate porn:Man. Lots 'Three, Four, and Flve, eonfitt of [liftable portions of Land adjoining. Itchen is a rural village, on the Eaft Bank of the River that gives it name, chafe to Ire jundtion with that noble Eftuary the Southampton Water, prefenting a raft expanfe, navigable and crowded by veffels of large burthen, the &ores begirt with a highly cultivated country, .exhibiting all the beautiful varieties of landfcape, t.realeated Witte one band by the Me of Wight, and on the other i rvenes the ancient and elegant town of South• hampton, enlivening the profpedt, which cannot ad, kin ate ly d.faibe ; they mull be feta to be known—they mull be known zo be appreciatetL This part of the country is the favourite re tort of numerous fatnilia of the blghett daft, affording to the re tident the advantages of the moll polifh:d, exteuhve, or limited fucitty, or comp late retirement, in a place where there is pleafute on every hand. The contiguity of the New Fureft, Weymouth, Portfinouth, Winton, the Me of Wight, the extent:nee of the roads, the facility of expeditious conveyance to London, and all parts of the South and Weft of the Kingdom, the numerous neigh• nouring Gentlemen's Seats, the interefting Rides and Walks, the opportunity of commencing aquatic excurfinns at the very door, the convenience of lea-bathing, and the conftant abundant fupply .4 excellent proyitions from a chap market, combine to render this charming place the molt deferable retreat from the Metro : pulite To he viewed: Particulars may be had, and a plan f:en On the Pre-mites, and at Mr:Abbott's, No. s 3, Shepherirs•market. Pic cadilly. Particulars art alfo delivered at the place of fale ;at the Hoed, V‘teym.a l ith ; N'hite Lion, Bath; Cattle, Brighten York Hanel, Margate, whim Garsa way's- TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE. APERSON of RESPECTABILITY. who has held a final! Appointment under Government for tilde 16 years, who has a Wife and two fnial(Childr..•n depending folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whole ruin mutt be inevitable. unlefs he fhould be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a generous Public ; looks with a pitafing and anxious hope to this latt refource u the only means to enable film to retain his &na tion, preferre his refpedability, fupport his family, and fave hint front prifon. It would here take up too much fpace to detail his long fulfaings and exertions to keep his wants a ferret in his own holm: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer thole whom PROVIDENCt has bleffed with a difofition to relieve the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Mars. HotICA and Stirling, :tankers, No. 345, Strand, and Mars Bol der°, Lufhington, and CO. N 0.30, Cornhio, where the fmallelt donations will be moil thankfully received and gratefully acknow ledged. He begs to return his molt grateful thanks to, GH. (of Sunderland), t o 0 A Lady oto 6 Anonymous - r t 01 Atonymons,from &Molt o K. F. Efq. 2001H.A. o o X. Y. Z. - • so o Wei - tt o •-2 0 0 This day was publifhed, neatly printed in One Yolnme, Odavo, price 7a 6d. boards. AHISTOR,ICAL RELATIONofthePLAGUE at MARSEILLES, in the Year '72o—containing a clr ramitantial Account of the Rife and Progrefs of the Calamity, and the Ravages it «calmed; witlrnuny curious and interefting particulars relative to that period. Tranfiated ftom the French bdanuferint of Monueur Bertrand, Phyfician at Marfcilles, who i attended during the whole time of the Malady. By ANNE FLumerßg. With an Introdudtion and a variety of Note% by the tranfiator. Primed for J. Mawman, 22,1 3 011 hr)% By whom will he fpeedily publithed„ NARRA LIVE of a Tontx YEARS RESIDENCZ In FRANCE. p.tricularly hi the Soathern Dcpartmentsin 8020233, and 1 8 0 4. ny Anne Pluniptre. This day were publithed, Elegantly printed in ftnall Quarto, by Hubner, price One Guinea • to boards, POEMS, fuggefted chiefly by Scenes in ASIA , MINOR, SYRIA, and GREECE, with Prefaces, extradted from the Author's Journal, embellithed with two Views of the Source of the Scamander, and the Atittedudt over the siinois. By the late J. D. CARLYLE, B. D. F. R. S. E. Chancellor of Caddie, Vicar of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, Ste. Ecc. Printed for John White, Horace's Had, Fleet-Rreet. The oubfcribers who have nog yet taken up their Coples,are re fpedfully informed that they may have them at the Publither's on payment of their Subfcription. Of J. Whits may be had, by the tame Author, and uniformly printed with the ate:me, Specimens of Arabian Poetry, from the earlieft time to the extindion of the Khaliphat, with Tome account cf the Authors, price Os. in boards. This day was publiled, price ps. Elegantly printed in one volumz,footiCap odavo,ernbellilhed with hngrartnp, Dedicated to his Royal Highnefs the PRINCK of WA LC!, rHE SPIRIT of DISCOVERY; or the CON cLuEs . r. of OCEAN. A POEM. In Five Rooks. Con taining the Epifode of the unfortunate Anna Vitt fa and Robert A. Makin, and an account of the illand of Madeira. With Notes Hißorical and Illuitrative. the Rrv. WM. LISLE BOWLES, Prebendary of oak:bury; Ream. of Dumhleton, Gloueefteratire ; Vicar of Ikemhill, Wilts; And Chaplain to his R. FL the Prince of Wales. . . . _ _ _ _ Bath : Printed by R. Cruttwell; and fold by Caddl and Davies, Strand and J. Mawman Poultry London. . _ , Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, in 2 vole, fame fize as the above, price Ist SoNNLTs and other Poems. NEW MUSIC. Pub Wiled by CL EM EN TI and CO 26. Cheaptide. OVER'fURES and SONGS, from OUT of PLACE, or the LAKI Of LAOSANNZ: Overture—Com pad by Mr. Reeve, 28. Wi'6.4lllTC l6.ooo2pofed and Sung by Mr. Brahaus, is. 6d. The Altitanack Maker—Compored by Mr. Reeve, Is. 6d. A Little Queer Old Man-r-Sung by Madame Storace, ts. Bim Bom Bell—Sunkby Madame Storace, Is 6d. The Fortune of War—Sung by Mr. HiU, is. Dulce Do.num— Compoled and Sung by Mr. Braham, is. 6d. Blow, Zow Ye Gentle Gales, Duct —Compofed by M. Braham, ts. 6d. OVERTURE and SONG3,Bte. from SPANISH DOLLARS, or, the PIVIEST of the PARlSH—Compored by Mr. Davy. Medley Overture, an. 6d. Sing Sing Sing, is. When at Sea— Sung by Mr. Esnmery, Is. Wben I was but a Tiney Boy—Sung by Mr. Munden, is. The Favourite Hunting Song--. Sung by Mr. Taylor, is. The Friel% of the Pariib-aSung by a,fr. Rock, to. The Bay of Bifcay o—Sung by Nlr. Ineledon, ts.6d. The Wan. dcring Beggar Girl—Sung by Miff Davis, is. 6d. For You My Dear Nancy Duet—Sung by Mr Incledon and Mifs Davis, ts. 6d. __ _ . OVERTURES and - SONGS, Ste. from MATRIMONY.... Compofed by Mr. Kir-. Overture, is. Sweet Lady Adieu— Sung by Mrs. Bland, is . 6d. Can an Millman Praalce—Sung by johnftone, is. O When The 11:sfom's Torn with Cairo-. Sung by Mr. ElElton, is. When Difdainfully We Treat You—Sung by Mrs. Bland, is. I Was 'flu Buy for Bewitching Them—Sung by Mr. johnftone, is. VAUXHALL SONGS—Compofed by HooK. . . . t. I'll Leave My Heart With Thee—ung by Mr. Gray, ts. 6d. 4• The Slfters--Sung by Mrs. Bland, Is. 6d. 3. Little Sur.—Sung by l:itto, is. 641. 4. Through the Braes of Kircaldy.--Sung by MIA Greville, is. S. Caulk Thou Love Me, Nfary--Sung by Mr. Digbum, ts. 6. Otte Half the World Don't Know How the Other Lives— Sung by Mr. Dignum, t. 7. Through 'I he GrOVV-Sung by Mrs Greville, S. He's L.ovr Down Waiting on Me...-Sung by Mrs. Bland, as. 6d. 9. 'the Britifh Volunteer-.-Sung by Mrs. Franklin, ts 6d. to. In Fancy's Light Winz'd Form arrayed—. Sung by Mr. Gray, Is. az. The Tuneful Bird—. Sung by Mifs Creanle, ra I 3 'Tis Fancy Governs All—Sung by Mr. Gibbons, is. t 3. Vanity Hill--. Sung by Mrs. Franklin, ts. 1 4. 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