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A ss ize of ruisterous Parties who were disappointed, )0 114 2..te9ce of the great overflow from all parts of the 0 bearing the it will of the Sacred Ora ./ t i ss MESSIAH , will be rep:aced tai A N wEDNESDAYtanNEXT, APRIL 6, IMOB, t a hL ? e R R A I N A D TI S O E N LEC I'ION, CRIDA 'tlie-el.it h First Act e t si . Overture jpo i much in Saul. The M S. Bravura Duetto, b y Mrs. Dom` s ad Mr. Brahant. Marcello's favourite Anthem, " 0 Governor," by Mrs. Bland. " England's K i ng and r vg _l 4 way," by Mr. Braham. " The Soldier tied," by Lir odow . " Gloria in Escelsis." To conclude with the 7:ossoAothem, " God save the King." Bring the last night 7stpird t his season. 00l p e rf o rmers—Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, goLTON and Madam DUSSEK ; Mr. BRAHAM, • ,7 6 015, Mr. GREY, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. I ;i r gdie Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, Mr. 1. ASHLEY. ... p as opened at Six, begin at Seven--Half Price at Nine. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA s`rocx.. LANES AND GENTLEMEN, T HE Election of Six Directors of the East-India Company,. being appointed for NVedneiiiay 13th April next, the favour of your Vote and Interest L . requuted for the follcveitig Clewletueu, viz, JOHN ItIDLESTON, Es+ • CHARLES M11.1.5,E5q: • THOMAS PARRlf h ,Esq, . • It. (HIGH. PLOWMEN, Esq. ABRAHAM ItOBARTS,./A. will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, moot humble Servants, • • Easkludia House, March SO, 1808. JAMES PA PTISoN. FRANCIS RARING. . • THOMAS RAID. WILL/AM F. LLPiIINSTONE. JOHN ROBERTS. JOHN INGLIS. OPORGF. SMITH. JOHN JACK. OH. • G. W. TuFaLtISSON. JOHN MANSUIP. ROBERT THORN roN. CAMPBELL MARIORIBAN!LS. SWENT ToONF. :1 4 nrovitiv.t:9 Afe - rcnL. x. JOHN TRARF.RA. CLOROG MILLET iiiSA India House, April 1, 1808. _ WILLIAM BANSLICY. /DWARD Ptuv. JACOB BuSANWIET. DAILIES IJIAt/T: ' JOSEPH COTTON. WILLIAM Astit.x. Hum' 1ac1.15.. Joou• BkAsn. That on Friday the 112 d of April next, they vrillbe ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN DRED 'IONS of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and for EIGHT HUNDRED TONS of CHF.SHIRF. BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness (of which the Persons who make the Tenders are to produce Samples) to be delivered into His Majesty's Victual ling Stores at Deptford, one half by the Stet of July next, and the remainder by the 30th September following, free of all charge and risk to his Majesty, exctpt that the Contractor will be allowed two shillings and eleven pence per Ton for porterage of the Salt ft om the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with nterest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts tray be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Sal l Duties at Liverpool, and.at Middlevrich in Cheshire, respectively. No regard teak had to any Tender is which the price shall cot Se neerte.l in words at book, or 0,21 shall tot hi dears:rest to Me Boess.l • b.pre One o'Cloch cc the said Friday the 221 of Airil next, nor risks the Person nolo ashes the Toner, or some Persoa on his Idwy, attends to sinner when calls/ for. s Oaf was publattet rice is. id. rOMNftr.rAk LON of TYTHES ;ix IRE LANgla not cnly to the Church Establishment, but to the Poor. Addraasedovithetarpensiisiion, to tfie Gbotry of Kerry, Galway, at:d 711 R perfry: Printed for'i. C. and J. Rivingtnn, No. 62, St. Paurs Church. sobl by J. Ha:chard, 140, PiccaNtly. . . . - - - l'lrtt day Were pulashed, pike' G. td. VASES ,andt ,D.BSERVATONS in LITT. TOW; incLoliog Hint* intitbe ;news ready and fa • • farrittilee of. t 4. °pet:aim (with an Engraving) ; to whialtonp Aided: '9'h:3e:rations on the thininer•Sweeptes Cancer, Da4 Otheinizenanioui Remarks. . . ' Ey W. SII.4MbIIS, Sitriron. told by Verner. Hood. :lad §b‘rpe, Poultry ; London na Clirk: and - Pui-J, 'MancliatiF. _ds ;• J• 7 - • 'n day IVIS Vibllshcd, in fimotacap octar,o, Embelbaheld agitlerfreariapiace; price Se. in yatra boar*, 1 11-IEIVARRRII R 10'11.7 RN, and other Poems. By Ms 4. OPAE. . . A- Printel for Longthan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnoster-row. Of whom 'nay be had, by the same Abhor, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK: • LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MR FRASER having intimated his intention to decline becoming a Candidate for the ,Dioction at the en suing Election, we beg leave to state, that, b y Including the name of Mr. Fraser, we were anxious to pursue a system which has so long ree , :ived your countenance and approbation; ;ve were, at the same time, Mildewed by the considerat ion, that, although that Gentleman was far advanced in life; th at circtithstance, and his lung services would have found their protection in t he libe rality of your mints. We have the honour to be, with great respect,, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, GZORGE MILLfTT. WILLIAM F. 4 . LEIIINb TONE. JAMES PA rrtscm. Jolt:4 INct.ts. THOMAS REID. JOHN JACKSON. JOHN ROUARTS. JOHN MANSHIP. GEORGE SMITH. CAMPIILLI. MAKJ.Jr. /SANAS. G. 'W . THELLII,SON. Tictorait e; ROBERT TNORIIION. JOH:: TRAVLRS. FRANCIS BAIINO. East India House, March 31, 1 Pet. VIGTUALLING OFFICE, March 29, IEOB. • THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS iIIAJESTI": NAVY, do hereby give Noire, 1. Poems, thwoillh Edition, price Gs. 100.~t. 2. The Fxraza ald -114v1-.71 - fr.i, a 'rade, in Prose, Third Edition, with a ;'.Zonlispiece, price 4s. 64. in , boards. S. Aort.tvii de Muwastar, cr the Mother and Daughter, a Tale, In three volumes, price 12s. 6d. boards. 4. SIMPLI Tar.es,-in 4 volumes, 12mo. price 11. Is. boards. That on Tuesday the sth of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in voids% (s=led up) and treat for Two I lundred Tons of the best NEW CAROLINA RICE ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivcrtch orl , half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortvio • afterwards, into His rvlaiesty'l Victualling Stores at Deincutd; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety 4iays after date. Under the Patrenagt if HIS MAJES'T'Y. • This day was.pnblished, left One Gitinea, No. V. of ENGRAVINGS, with a Descriptive :.‘ccount, in English anu French, of EGYPTIAN MONUMENTS, in the British Museum, collected by the institute in Egypt, under the direction of BONAPARTE, and surrendered to the ilritish Commander in Chief, Lord HUTCHINSOM ' by General MENob. Printed for Longman, .Hirst, Rees , and Orme, Paternosters row ; and W. Miller, Bookseller, Allolurie-street. • • l'he whole Collection will•be included in abouttwelve Numbers, at a Guinea each, and 11 . oldishect at short intervals. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard wi., & had to any Toder in which the price shall not he inserted in tv,rds at lchgth, or that shall not be ddivered to the Board 1,- fore one on the said Tmaday Sth of April next, nor u:4-11 the Person who makes the Tenkr, or some Pawn ox &/w f, atteids t e answer when candler. This day was ps;olislied, elegantly printed in Two Vols. price 16s. in extra boards, the 9d Edition of MARCUS FLAI`vIINIUS; or, A View of the Military, Pc::tiisal. and Social Life of the Romans. In a Series of Letters from s PAtrician to his Friend, in the year 762, from the Foundation otßome to the year 760. By E. CORNELIA KIsTiIGIIT. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. lIR.JOSEPH FOX, Surgeon Dentist, presents his best respects to his Friends and the Pithlie, and has t 4pleasure to inform them that he has returned to town aid has restmted his professional situation.—Mr. Fox's hours of name are from "Fen until Thr C. Mr. Fox, from Nine until Six. No. Se, Lombard-street. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STUCK. LAMPS AND Ci:NTI.FMILN, AVIIM the honour of being recommended to you by the * Directois of the East India Company, as Candi (lets fur the Directly, to be chosen this ycur, we take the liberty of r 'questing the ftvbur or your Vote on the day of Electic.ti, Wednesday, the I:Ith April Oct.ti We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, and most humble Sc7ants, JOIIN HUI)I.Ett CHARLES MU.l.ti. THOMAS PARRY. RICHARD CIiiCHELEY PLOWDEN. ABRAHAM ROBARTS.' East India tforszt, April t;ott. ALBION FIRE ANn LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'CIi,M;E-ALLEYi CORNIELLI EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. OP, Insurance from Fire, and on Lives ; and for F the Grant and l'urchase of Annuities. Insurances falling due at Lady Day, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. No charge for Policies or Indorsements. Farming Stock insured in oae sam, without an avcraze clause. A deduction made on all Fire Insurances out of Lll:cion, And a large Commission allowed on Life Insurance. WARNER PHIPPS, S::creary. Of when' may be bad, by the same Aathor, Diaarbas—a Tale •' being a continuatbn of Dr. Johnson's Ras selas, Prince-of Abyssinia; 4th edition, 4s. in boards. This day was published, elegantly printed in two vols. and adorn • • ed with twelve Engravings, from Pictures by Mr. Puseli, pee* 15s. in hoards ; a Icy/ on larger paper, price IL 416 a nevritdi don of lifTH DAY OF DRAW:NG OF THE STATE LorrERY, Will be TO-MORROW, April the sth. TICKETS and Shares continue on Sale (warranted Isedrawn) by HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, k 93, Royal Exchange, and no where else in London on their tom Letters (post-paid) duly answered ; and Schemes gratis. STATE OF "I'HE WHEEL. t Prizes of £20,000 each 17 Prizes of £sooeszh 1 ditto 10,000 34 ditto 100 t ditto 5,000 &c. &c. 14 ditto 1,000 EXTREME RICH WHEEL. 4, CORNI!ILL; ard 9, CuAniNc-CROSS. TBISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that Tliittraix Capital Prizes remain still to be drawn, and tie Contactors have not Two Hundred whole Tickets left un tola. Thcie who to place theniselw.i. in Fortum's way must he quick, peaty will lose the pres Fut eand opportui:ity. THE WHEEL CON rAi N S : 5020,000 14 Prlzes of sel,CtOe 10,0V9 17 SOO 5,600 &C. Ste. Ste.. TtertTs and Suntrs z:e selling at the above Offices; where 1ti,455, a Prize of Mena the first day; No. 24,R99, a Fie of 50001. the second day; 9,in, a Yiize of 541%. it third day, and 17,906, a Prize ci sitl. the fourth day, were Wand and sold in the present Lottery. 'lO MORROW will be the Fifth ray. I Prises of - ONLY E.X DAYS 1 . 0 DR:. AND .1 C.. VITAL Will: L. TO-MORROW, 5, will Le. the Fifth Day of Drawing. 'H ORSUMY and Co. mpectfilly acquaint their Friends that they will have an exo. ll^nt chance, hy pur e{before neat '1 uesday, and hope they will r.ot lose the op- . ptzlry of cxclianing their Prizes for large ones. No. *570, drawn the Fourth Day . a Prize of 50001. was sold in the *ring Shares; one Quarter, two Lighth., and eight Sixtteaths; L 400,10,337, a - Prize of .scoi. in one one Eighth, and six . icatriths, at their Charing-Cruss ; k Margatt'b-Hill, o h. L`.o IMPROVFAELF, HOUSTS, 1.0.14 n redemcd, Value in C'apital Yrize6 upw.irds of flOOPeo, only . 1 . !;!;e:s, to be drawn in Guildhall, APRIL 26, 1408. Pres= Prices - Tickets .C 7 1 16 " - £4 40 1 F:OlthS L_l l '2 0 en - •2 3 0 I Sixt,enths 011 0 ()tiers by Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as 7::kett. • GRAND CaY LOI"I'ERY of FREEHOLD lioubEs DIscIiARGI..9 of 1..1ND TAX. .C1C4,000 Value in CAPITAI. PRIZES. 20,0u0 TICKETS. • To be Drawn in Guitalial April 26. 1 - 1 4 Of Car.ital Prize:', with the Value ut each. GRAND HOTEI * be.troler-a„re,•, 24, Skiantratr,:ct; 4; d ots 45, di tto Pickett -Wet; tttto, 1 - si.• ditto ••• 41, ditto, ditt ditto, rldrett-str,-et, ditto, b, Skinnemtrcet, 40 , West -Side of :'no Skiacer.stre t t , 44 , ditto, J 9, ditto, • l▪ I ckett,-street dlakieg t' ether the Sum of f. 104,000. , • The shove lialuatlan is taken at the lower , esti m ate , and there "tea:l:lSt that hr the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property '„„ 114111 t Tery coa.i(Lrably increased in value. Oilers hive been fr.n , varion9 Persons to purchase several of the I Tf.r.ses at Prkk are estimr.ted at, and it is proor...ed that those pr06 444 : 01 . `l. - I,;th art divided into small shires be sold, and the Setts. t -A or, the Shure holders according to their respective I 14.-to X:25,000 7,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,CCO 4,(100 41)00 4,($ 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,044 9,4)00 ',COO :3,000 5,000 9,0.00 2,000 : PRI , ',I7'ENT PRICE. - - F. 7 19 0 • ' ' Fif;hth - ,E.l 2 0 0 11 0 CRic. s. :. •~ 't :.'~ WORCESTER mil BIRMINGHAM CANAL. NOTICE is hereby Given, that the Subscription for the renriiniog Ncw Shares for the completion of this Canal, is now ~pen to the public at 401 each Slrlre, to be paid by calla at 4L each on each Share, and that Subscriptions will be re ceived by the following Bankers, viz.—Messrs. Wilkinson, Star tin, Smith and Smith, Birmingham—Sir James Esdaile and Co. London—Messrs. Stuckey, Lern and Co. Bristol—Messrs. Ber wick and Co. and Messrs. Farley and Co. Worcester. Nete—A Deposit of One Poulid a Share must be paid at the time of f.ubscribi!tg, and the call f,r the remaining three Pounds will not la , made beforo two-thirds of the new Shares are sub scribed ter. 'The Calls afterwards will be made at not less than thr!.v r-lci:dar months distance from each othrr, and no further stua than the 40L a :hare will he called for. By Order of the Committee, BENJAMIN PARKER, Clrrk of the Company of Proprietors. PHIL0' , 01111C;11. TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIF.TY of LONDON, by Dr Hutton, Dr. Shaw, and Dr. Richard Pearson. Subscribers and the Public, arc respectfully -I- informed, tlza the l•onrteenth Volume of thi. Work is coal. pitted, and ready for delivery ; as also i 3 the let V ulante, ur Vo lume I. Part IV. of the Re-publication. The P , :hlishers hive the scisfartion to state that this Abridge mem,which will comprise the original transactions from their cunt mencement to the end of lBon, will be completed withia a year. London ; Prill'-ed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. This day was published, in one large Volume Wm. price 10s. in boards, - - - • A N ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS of DAVIDIiLIMF, Esq. Ty THOMAS EDWARD RITCHIE. Priatecl for . Ceded and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be bad, new Editions of 1. Th;r HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Invasion of Julius Cresol-, to the Revolution, 168 S. By David •Hume, Eiq. Eight volumes, Bvo. 2L 16s. in boards, or on royal paper, 41. 4a. in boards. 2. ESSAYS and TREATISES on several Subjects. By the Same. Two vols. Bvo. 145. in boards.. This day was published, in One Volume, Octavo, price Bs. 6d. in boards, - --- - _ ESEARCHES, ANTATOMiCL. and PRACTICAL, coi.cenling FEVER, as connected with inflammation. By THOMAS BEDDOES, M.D. • Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patertioster-raw. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, - - . I. 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As F:.veral of the Volumes arc nearly out of print, the Subscri b. rs will do w,.11 to complete their Sets as soon as possible, for tie_se Volitroces will not be reprinted. i hr EMT IS H ATLAS, being a Companion to the abdoeWork, containing very accurate Maps of the Counties, from Actual Sur vey, and correct I'lans of the principal Cities and Towns in Eng. land and N',tales. Number I. to XVIII. each eon:. , ' ^3 Two Maps, ntatly co. loured., and a Plan. Pero Ss. 7, 7.% • • Number I. to caioured. Price To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADICS AND C:EN•I•LEMLN, ON a former occasion, I had ne honour of solicit ing your Suffrages for a Seat in the Direction, and my pre: tensions to your favour were grounded on. having passed twenty live years in the Company's. Service, awl , upon ample leisure_ to attend to the various deties of the sitnation. Another typ, o rth. ashy has presented itself, by the reilinat ion of Mr. Eraser, I there fore lose no time to redeem the pledge which I gave in my last address, of offering mysAf to your favour upon the first v::cancy that should occur. If the !Mai ilsue Of the Ballot, which is Iliad for the ulth insuint, should elevate rue to a Seat in the Direction, I thus publicly assure you, that my gratitude shall be exemplified by unremitting exertions to promote put best interests. To that.• Pro; rieters who honoured rue with nearly 700. Votes at the last Election, I return soy thanks, and doubt not but that an addi tional increase of my friends on the present occasion, will place sue in that high station fo which I aspire. I have the honour to be. • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servant, Mill-hill, April 1, 1808. • ROBERT WILLIAMS. Communications will be thankfully received at Captain Wil liams's Committee room, at the King's Head, In the Poultry. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.A1:1:.5 AND GENTLE:4'EN, JTOOK the liberty of announcing to you in Decem ber last my views to a Seat in the Eait India Direction : per mit me now to make my most grateful aCknowledgements for the s._ry flattering reception I have already met with, and to repeat my intention of offering myself to your choice on a future vacancy. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your devoted and moat hmoble Servant, JAMES DANIELL. No. 9, Billiter-square, April 2, 1808. COLLINS'S READY RECKONER INTEREST AND DIS COUNT TABLE S, &c. . This day was published, neatly printed, price Is. 6d. extra sheep, By Crosby and Co. Stationer's -court, London, rrHE COMPLETE READY-RECKONER, in MINIATURE.—A New Edition, considerably enlarged and improved.-110:HOMAS,C01.1.INS.--Containing I.Tables accurately cast up, fur any Nausber or Quantity of Goods, from a Farthing to a Pound. 2. 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VNCYCLOP/EDIA BRITANNICA or, A I- 4 DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES, thad MLICELLA NEOUS LITERATURE ; constructed' on a Plan, in which the dlff:rent Sciences and Arts arc digestedinto the Form of • Treatises or Systems cumprehenditag History, The and Prr.:tice of each, acco rd ing to the latest Discoethie,s an aye ., ments; and full Explanations given of the'vatiatis attic litkts. of Knowledge, whether relating to Natural and Artificial Oftuets s or to matter:. Ecclesiastical, Civil, Military, cisitunerdal, Fite. in cluding Elucidations of the most important Toplesirelatfee to Re-' Bitten, Morals, Manners, and the Iteonotny of Life. I . ogedier with 7. Description of ail the Countiei, Cities, principal Moun tains, Seas, Rivers, &c. throughout the World; aigen=ory, A u cient and Modern, of the differeist.EmOres, and States ; and en Account of the lives of the most endttein Penton' in every Nation,' from tlie earliest Aes down to the prese nt Times. 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