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Pr' . .. • • t • • iti . u.i..l. - ? .:: : ; S• P 4r . 1. •('•- . e i . u . (01 1 111e14( • . • . , . • . • ' • ... . .... ~., ri , . . .7 4 • . , 1"1411111111141111db.:. ;- r -: aill • . p ... . • .... -; .. . f , ...'•lr ' _ ai •.., •"' • 4- 4. •0 r. 2. - 1. 1 .1 -- t -•-. - - - • - . •, 4 . - • • . . ' ' ... *4 ll , Z , • ' lO ' • 4: 1 ja . ' •r - ' . . . T- I . 4 : N5l . r~ . v.: 71 A s o4 598 J - of EAST INDIA STOCK. To. th;PRAPRIETORS taint.; WO 'utak-Lame Na, . . T-RESPECrEULT..Y.- solicit the honour of your vow and Interest, to'be re-elected a Director of the Honour- India Conspangarthe Annual Election siliichis fixed for Yenesday, the 13th' tf April next. D o wd the respectable body of Proprietort whose favour • me in the Direction; still confider me worthy their confi- E a, I beg to assure you that. I shall, with unremitting zeal con- IhfultY to &dote my heft services to the Important duties 104 th'shCbt situation. I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect, • • Your moat faithful and obedient Servant, • RICH. CHICHZLEY PLO WDEN. . Vecombire s Place !!'larch r, 180 8. .. ... "....._.. -To the pigtypglirrlDßlr of EAST INDIA. STOCK. LADIES AND r i N a former occasion, I had the honour of solicit- ins your Suffrages for a Seat in the Direction, and my pre woes to your favour were grounded on having w passed twenty ion in the Company's Service, and upon ample leisure to Wig to the various duties of the situation. Another opportu ,,,wpresented itself; by the resignation of Mr. Fraser, I there- Do time to redeem the pledge which I gave in my last If offering myself to your favour upon the first vacancy dorim el o ccur. If the final issue of the Ballot, which is fixed b ooth instant, should elevate me to a Seat in the Direction, totio eblitly assure you, that my gratitude shah be eaenvlified . ' ti fi tt i n g exertions to promote your best interests. To these proprietors who honoured me with nearly 700 Votes at the J .; El u tion, 1 return my thanks, and doubt not but that an addi ;si increase o f my friends on the present occasion, will place se e in t hat high station to which I aspire. I have the - honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient bumble Servant, seghfil, April 1,1908. ROKERT WILLIAMS. c ang medeations will he thankfully received at Captain Wil bmoiCeentittee room, at the King's Head, in the Poultry. • • OR.ATORY AND COMPOSITION. bilOonfor the Cure of Impediments, Instruction of Foreigners, i er preparation of Youth fe-the higher departments of Active Ulli,'Sedford Place, Russell-spare. THELWALL's LECTURES on ELO ip. CATION; CRITICISM, &c. every Monday Evening, to sclera Chsses of Regular Pupils only ; who will, also, be eiercised is the Art and Practice of Spontaneous Discussion, and instructed is every Department of Oratorical AcconTlishment.—Entranee fee far the Season 51. ss.—Private Instructions as usual, at the jetlittikrn, or the Reddence of the Pupil; also, to Families, am b the neighbourhood of the metropolis.—Accommodations for House Pupils, either perin.suently, or during th.! College Vaca tiset.—Tidors for emery branch of Erudition, &c.—Junior Pupils scperintended by Nrrs. 'l'. . , STATE LOTTERY. STITT and CO. No. 11, Pouvray, and 1 2 , CHA vim oto,c, have still on Sale Tickets and Shares warranted antlnirc.—The Wheel is , nry rich, it contains the following List ti espial Prizes 2 of Xf20,000 are 440,000 ----- 10,000 10,000 2 5,000 -- 10,000 34 1,000 14,000 17 ....-... 500 8,500 &e. &c. &c. TUESDAY, April sth, is the next Day of Drawing. EXTREME RICH WHEEL. 4, CORNHILL ' • and 9, CHARING-CROSS. T BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that L. Thirty-six Capital Prizes remain still to be drawn, and &Contractors have not Two Hundred whole Tickets left "un til Those who wish to place themselves in Fortune's way must k pick, or they will lose the present grand opportunity. . - THE WUKILL CONTAINS : I Prizes of £20,000 14 Prizes of £l,OOO 1 10,000 17 500 I 5,000 &e. &c. &C. TICKETS and Sumas are selling at the above Offices; where No. 18,455, a Prize of 10,0001. the first day; No. 24,889, a Prize of 50001. the second day; No. 988, a Mize of 5001. ' me dird*uay, and 17,966, a Prize of 5001. the fourth day, were all stored and sold in the present Lottery. TUESDAY NEXT will be the Fifth Day. ONLY SIX DAYS TO DRAW, AND A CAPITAL waist.. NEXT TUESDAY, April sth, will be the Fifth Day of Drawing. HORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends that they will have an excellent chance, by pur dadtgbefore next Tuesday, and hope they will not lose the op 'swanky of exchanging their small - Prizes for large ones. No. 1 9,570, drawn the Fourth Day a Prize of 50001. Was sold in the foaming Shares ; one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteenths; altallo. 10,337, a Prize of 5001, iA one Half, one Eighth, and six Lincenths at their Offices, 26, Cornhill; 52, Charing-Cross ; ad St. Margaret's -Hill, Borough. ALSO THE CITY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD HOUSES, Land-Tax redeemed, Value in Capital Prizes upwards of £lOO,OOO, only 20,000 Tickets, to be drawn in Guildhall, APRIL 26, 1808. Present Prices - 'Fickets £7 19s. !laves - £4 40 I Eighths - £1 2 0 Qurters - 2 3 0 Sixteenths - 0 11 '0 ..* Ordemby Post or Carrier executed on the same Terms as pre eat. GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES DISCHARGED of LAND TAX. £104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES. 20,000 TICKETS. To be Drawn in Guildhall April 2 8 . - List of Capital Priifi, with the Value of cacb. GRAND HOTEL, h, Skinner-strict, - £25,000 24, Skinner-strett, - . • 7,000 :: • 43 , ditto . - . 6,000 4; dit to 6,000 - .. - 8. Pickett -street, - . . - 6,000 7. ditto, - - 6,000 • 17, Skinner -street, . - .. - 4,000 21 , ditto, - 4,000 41 , ditto, . . - 4,900 4 , ditto, - 4,000 • 4, ditto, - . . 4,200 10, Pickett -street, - - . 4,000 n. ditto, - - 4,000 . 1 11, Skinner -street, - .. - 0,000 48 . West-Side of Snow-Hill, - - 3,090 42, Skinner -street, • - - - 3,000 48 . ditto, - - 3.000 44 , ditto, .. - - 3,000 4 , Pickett -street, - - 3,000 88 , Skinner -street, 2,000 . Making together the Sum of X 104,000. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there la ao doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property nil be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been 'ride from various Persona to purchase several of the Howes at tlte . prices they are estimated at, and it is proposed that those Rites which are di v id e d in t o s;wil sham shall be sold, and the Prod., m lite paid to the Shareholders according to their respective alar . . PRESENT PRICE. Tioket - - 19 0 H alf 4.4 4 01 Flghth - X.l '2 0 rotrtti - 29 0 I Sixteenth - 011 0 Tickets and Shares ve selling at an the Oise... FICTUAILING OFFICE, Marsh gsi .181 * THE cOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIATO MAJESTrr NAM d. freely give Mw) 7. That on Friday the 22d of Apri: next, they *jibe readyta receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for FIVE HUN. DRED TONS of LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHFSHME SALT, or Salt of equal goodness ; and for EIGHT HUNDRED TONS - of CHESHIRE BAT 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 Wu Majesty's Victual ling Stores at Deptford, one half by the slat of July next, and the' remainder by the sOtls September following, free of all charge and risk to Lis Majesty, except that the Contractor will be allowed two • shillings and eleven pence per Ton for porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by applying to the Collector of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Middlevric.h inVheshire, respectively No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall net be tarried is words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board k, fore One o'Clini ex the said Friday the 22d April next, nor sinless the Person who Noakes hit Tender, or some Person on his 6:h211f; attends to answer when railed fire EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, March 19,1808. All Exchequer Bills dated in the month of January, February, March and April, 1807, TO DC ►AID OPT. rTHE Lords Comunissicners of his Majesty's Treasury having given D!reetionsfor paying of the Principal of the above mentioned Ex ckeyuer Bills, with the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in Receipt ay Exchequer, New Palace yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the 2Rth day of April,lBoB, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until Saturday, the 1C,',4 day, .of April, 1808, inclusive, from Ten d Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the saner. And for the greater dispatch, the bearer' of the said Bills are &sired to brings Lists containing the Numbers in nuseercial order, according to the wheat of the said Bills, and times geom. :butterwort of Interest, with the principal Swum and Interest &macron, eomputedfrom the days on which they are resprdivdy dated, exclusive to the said 28th day o f April, inclusive, tains the Interest will cease; and they are desired to write their Na,.,e and Places of Abode, ao such Lists, and indorse their Names on the said Balls. Vasty 1 thellolders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 28th day of April, they may le aceosnmodated on computing the Interest, to the day on which they wish to be paid, and kaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Perms as may be desirous of having New Escarp(' Bills in part Payment, upon seentioning the amount at the bottonsl their Lists de livered on or kfore the 16th April, may he accossmodakd with New Bills carrying an Interest of three pence halfpenny, by the day os. every One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will bear date the said 2EM day of April, 1808, and will be delivered on Saturday, the 90th April, and the following Days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to January, 1807, have been advertised to be paid oft; and the Interest thereon has erased. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS of the ROYAL SOCIETY of LONDON, Abridged by Dr. Hutton, Dr. Shaw, and Dr. Richard Pearson. rcHE Subscribers and the Public, are respectfully - 1 - informed, that the Fourteenth Volume of this Work is corn. pleted, and ready for delivery; as also is the lst Volume, or Vo lume I. Part IV. of the Re-publication. 1 he Publishers have the satisfaction to state that this Abridge ment,which will comprise the original transactions from their com mencement to the end of I POO, will be completed within a year. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge -street. This day w as published, printed in royal 3vo. price es. in boards, A N ESSAY on HYDROCEPHALUS ACUTUS, or DROPSY in the BRAIN. BY. JOHN CHEYNE, M. D. Whereinay be had, Essays on the Diseases of Children, with Cases and Dissections, in three parts, containing, Part I. Of Crianche Trachnlis or Croup, illustrated with finely caloured Dissections, 15s. bo ards. Part 11. Of the Bowel Complaints more immediately connec ted with the Biliary Secretion, and particularly of Atrophia Ab lactatorum, or Weaning Brash, illustrated with firmly coloured DisAections, 12s. 6d. boards. Part HI. On Hydrocephalus Acittus, or Dropsy in the Brain, price 12s. boards. 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This day was published, in four vols. 12mo. price IL Is. boards, MEMOIRS of MARMONTEL. Written by Himself ; including Anecdotes of the principal Characters of the Eighteenth Century—a new Translation, with Notes and Illustrations. By the AUTHOR of the SWISS EMIGRANTS. " We are not sure that we have perused any book, that has af forded us mere entertainment than these Httle volumes. The narrative is so gay and airy, the tone and sentiment so mild and unassuming, and the lively pictures, with which the busiest part of the scene is crowded, so full of delicacy, truth, and vivacity, that it is impossible not to be charmed with the performkßce." Edinburgh Review, vol. vii. p. S4B. Printed for Mundell, Do*, and Stevenson, Edinburgh ; J. Ri chardson, Cornhill ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. Finsbury -square•, and John Murray, 52, Fleet-street. London. This day was published, In One V olume , Foolscap Octavo, price es. in boards, HOME, a POEM. The Second Edition, cor rected and enlarged. 0 quid solutis eat beatius curis ! Cam menu onus reponit, ac peregrino Lahore fessi venimus 13rem ad nostrum, Desiderathque acquiescimus lettb. CATIILL. " This is a• delightful-Poem, and well deserves our most dis tinguished commendation. The Writer, in spirited and harmo nious Verse, represents all the various images which the imagina tion can connect with the subject. Seine beautiful Episodes are also introduced. It is only necessary to insert the following apo strophe, to justify all that has been said. Still happier specimens might have been found; pars of this are requisite. We have not lately met with so agreeable and so interesting a Poem." • British Critic, July 1804. " The versification is, indeed, uncommonly beautiful, and, for the most part, is perfectly correct and harmotdons. The Author's sentiments are very commendable; he seems to entertain much more just ideas of Man, and the progreai of Socieey, than is usually met with among Poets." Literary - lournal, hone 11166. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, null Itsterit t lo p iblh and Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson, Utah:mei. -•• • [Niici'Si\-ri:i• •• . . . _ • • A PIANO FfillTß ON A NEW, AND thirpiova) cozisTaticrice; N . and Company, late BII.OITERIP and WILKINSON, N. 3, • tixr-Mark et, titto infbrm the Nobility and Public In general; that they have received Ns • Majesty's Royal Leiter* Patent Vert Piano Poi* tined entirely near construct** called -a New Patent Cabinet Piano •Perte. • 'lite sitperlor It paseises are i brilliancy of +One nn. equalled by any Piano Forte, united with a Peculiar delicacy inn! • facility of TOu The simr;city and strength, of its Conatrec; tion prevent the possibility of its being dm of tune so frequent as easy ()ad. Isistrottient. Frbns the peculiar - opplication.of the Pedals It is partienLnly adaPtid for executing with unpreCidented effect, either Vocal er Instruniintal Music, at tie same time the elegance of its funn, combined with a complete conveniency for Music Books; an renders it as apiece of Furniture far sapet*to any Pyre Forte ever made. Dimensiont—Height 5 feat 6 intisei-41b41111111 3 feet 6 inches- • Depth 1 foot 6 bielMa." . N. B. Wilkinson and Company, the Proprietors of the above Patent Piano Forte, being fully petawaded of the superiority of its standing in tone over all others, engage to keep those sold in ;town In tune and repair for Twelve Months, free of brace. Thafoll value given for Instruments of any description in et hat publisti, BY WILKINSON AND COMPANY, (LATZ la ODtalr AND WILKINSON) .2 k NEW and very extensive CATALOGUE of the LATZST MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS Of every domed nation, and which may be had at th e i r W are h i nuae, No. 13, Hay Market.—Where may be had, Just published, Tit PIANO rout. Twelve Rondos, in a new giece , in knit:do:l 4111111111nm i wino posed by F. Lanza, Book I. IZAugurio Fellse, a Sonata, composed and dimliented 10 Miss Deronering, by P. A. Corti, 4s. A Grand March, three Men:rands, and three Waltzes, for the Piano Forte or Harp, composed and respectfully inscribed to Miss Cecilia Napier, by Theodore Smith, Op. 38. is. Haydn's Sonata, Op. 93. 4a. A Second Set of Ditto t dedicated to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, by Theodore Smith ; op. 39, Is. A favourite Waltz, composed and arranged as a Rondo, and dedicated to Miss Adams, by James Corbett, 2s. 6d. /OA TWO VERPOIMERS ON THE PIANO TORTE. Marche, Menuet, et Gavotte, composies et duchies a M 1 Lady Prances, et Mi Lady Harriet St:inerset, par L. Von Each, 4a. Sis fitrourite Airs, for two Performers, Book 1. 4s. Ditto - - - Book IL 4s. z_ • • AI& WITH VARIATION/. L'Amour Cheri, a favourite Air, by F. W. Southwell. Sia. 6d. L'Aube du Jour, ou l'Heure du Berger, Pastoral and Tambourine for the Piano Forte. Composed and humbly dedi cated to the Right Eton. Lady Elizabeth Binghain, by J. Movie, price 4s. God save the King, with eight variations, including a Grand March with a violin, flute and violontello accotnpatriment id libi tum. Most dutifully inscribed by her Majesty's gracious permit,- sioa to the Queen, by I. Mugnie, price Ss. La Chasse and Military Rondo. Dedicated to Miss Jeans, by J. Mugnie. NEW MUSIC, Jut published by Wit entsom and Co. No. 13, Haymarket. Naar MUSIC. A NEW French Method of the Harp, composed wa g according to the Rules of the most approved 114Mmir. Paris, Cousineau Petrinl, khbderelatis t , Demegus, &c. with- Count N4rbourg's method, to whiehls added P Explanations, Lessons 'and Fingering, cakohited to f ' improve the Performance, by Count St. Pierre de Narbirarg. French Edition, ISs. The favciurite French Air Dans le Verger de Cytbere, wl variations for the Harp, 'composed and dedicated to Miseliginimill by Count St. Pierre de Newbourg, M. 6d. A Popular German Melody with variations for the Harp, com posed by Mister, 4a. ed. - • • " On ne sauroit trop embellir," a favourite Air, with varia tions, by Hoist, ts.6d. A Duett for the Harp and Plano Forte, composed by F. Pa nsrmo, 4s. A Grand March, S Allemande and 3 Vlraitzea• for the Harp or Piano Forte, composed and respectfully dedlcited to Miss Ce cilia Napier ;by Theodore Smith, op. SS, 4e. • NEW VOCAL MUSIC. fa. Just published, by WILKINSON and Co. No. is, Haymarket, QHALL I, wasting in despair," Canzonet f or t wo Li Voices; by Doctor Clarke, Is. id. " No more Love's art bewailing," by ditto, Is. Bd. " Turn on me, Love, thine eye of blue," a Canzonet, com posed and dedicated to Mr. Henry Tighe, by T. Phillips, Is. " Forbear, fend youth," introduced in the Belle's Stratagem, written, composed, and 'sung by Miss Walstein, arranged with the Accompaniment for the Piano Forte, by Thomas Cooke, Is. " Must I lose him,* the favourite Song in She stoops to Con quer,' written and sung by Miss Walsteiu ; the Music composed by T. Cooke, is. The Blue Eyed Stranger, or " Ik ben een Miehe von Suabia," dedicated by permission to the Right Hon. Countess Besbo rough is. May Day, being No. 8 of a Selection of Songs, &c. composed by Theodore Smith, Is. " Sweet is the 'voice df Fancy calling," a Glee for three Voices, by J. Ringwood ; .. 2s. 6d. 'The Young Milkmaid, ditto, Is. " 0 guard the Boyer," by Charles Smith, Is. " The Weeping Willow," by dins, Is. " Have you forgot," a Glee for three Voices, as sung at the Hibernian Catch Club, composed by F. W. Southwell, 9s. 6d. In hand, and shortly self be published by Subscription, I'WELVE GLEES, composed, and most humbly inscribed, by permission, to his Royal Highhen the Duke of Gloucester. By JOHN CLARKE, Mas. Doe. Organist of Trinity and St. John's Canes, Cambridge. Author of Turn Holy Father, Born in "ma blaze, acc. and Fair &c. dew • An accompaniment for the Piano Forte, Sea be added to the Soprano Glees..—Suscription ISs. to be paid on delivery of the Book. Subsetibers • names received by Messrs. Wilkinson, and Co. 13, Haymarket; Mr. Birchall, 133, New bond-street ; Mr. Kelly, Musical Saloon, Pall Mall; Messrs. 'Clements and Co. 26, C.sheapside; Messrs. Gouldiog and Co. 124, New Bond street ; Mr. Deighton, bookseller, Cambridge ; and by the author, Chesterton, near Cambridge. • N. B. Just publiihed, composed by Dr. J. Clarke, Four Favourite Glees, or Scenes, with an accompaniment f o r the Piano Forte, the words selected from the most interesting parts of the Lay of the Last Minstrel. These Scenes ire divided Into Two Sets—Set Ist. "The Feast was over in Branksome Tower," and the spirit seems " htit tits roar of Teviot's tide r' price Os. Set td. " The Sun had brightened Cheviot grey," ind " Sweeg Teviot ! on thy silver tide," price sa. A FINGER ORGAN and an OLD BARREL OR SECOND-HAND tRAND PtANO PO TO be SOLD very cheap, a Small Second-handi Mager Organ. and a Second-hand 014-/Isldoted Farb Organ with a Spiral Barrel ; also a few second-hand Gwatid R ates , the room - which they occupy being much wanted '" Maybe seen at the Warehozse of Wilttosai fad co. /06 BrociFnp sa4 Wiikinias, . Is; Haymarket. - • _ . VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 29, 1808. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING NIS MAJESTT's NAVY, do hardy give Nolte, That on Tuesday the Sth of April next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, In viridsg (sealed up) and treat for Twd Hundred Tons of the best NEW CAROLINA RICE; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered, one half thereof in a fortnight, and the other half in a fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall vet inserted in words at length; or that shall not be delivered to the Board le fore one o'clock on the said Tmesesy the Sth of April next, nor =len the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person On his &Ad", attends t i „ answer when called for.