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Y uric. tg M ONDAY NEXT, JUNE 6, and during the f I w o Week only, will be executed at half past six pre "Jilt titer. at this "[ltem re,) a Grand Equestrian Entrie, with iodated Cotillion and Country Dance, by d High Dressed . 0; es°, Ist 'lwo new Lyrical Compo,itions, called the riOf BRITAIN, and SHE% OFF Wl4l ANOTHER ; Ex ojary liorseme,ship by Mr. Smith and ale Double Company; Al e of h i err y:nan, by Mr. Crossrnan ; conclude with the ;!.,TED TAitoß, and his eccentric Horse, Tally ho l— olue, The popular Spectacle of THE tioN.:•:sT CRIMI - porgraying a microcosm of the Brazils, and the Prince. ef Portugal's arrival Rio Janeiro Principal Charac otles.Crosialan, R.osv, and Mrs. Astley ; the whole to cult- I ra the WITCHES ROUT ; Harlequin, Mr. Taylor; , es, Mr. Cook; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker. - - - - - r im opened at half past live—L, gin at half past six.—Hall erytf p.at eight preci,ely. sop taker at the Theatre from ten ti!l three. • A NOV HllleqUillatic is in rehearsal, and will be product.l iits"aP* F .--- /sPRESET DREADVUL CRIc:IS IN SPAIN. ComprianCif With the request of SEVERAL spank el NIERCHANTS in the CITY, will be re— • la the WLEKLY IIII 2 .SSENGER To-MORROW, Matfett ARTICLE on the STATE of SPAIN, which the lading feature of that Print on Sunday last, with a • ration of Political Animadversions on the same Subject, • however severe they may seem, the Writer ofthem thinks ari warranted by.the current events. settril Gentlemen have ordered considerable numbers of the Messenger to-:arrow, in expectation of the article now is t u , d, for the purpcv of sending them generally through ' Country, under the opinion that the Sentiments and Lan : c i;;Le Article already published cannot possibly be too gene afased at this time. 'The Public are therefore infdirmed, that ONE THOUSAND axtraonlinary Vaal be minted an this occasion, any number may 13 , 2 had on Sunday and :\ londay, by persons 4e . sot giving them extraordinary publicity, and they will pass thruuch the General Post Office ' to whomsoever they may be t, if directed to Lord Ouslow, at the address of any particUlar CASH TO BE ADVANCED. Sy no :b .lß T, L roL E ,.. r , e i t .o u r n t i h N e vil .k l a te ,r, n 6 l: . l r tic a rituaatn;youpc:si which produce from :A to 1ta.,1. per y,:ar, as'Letter Carrier, or any engagement which does not renuire much %%Thing or eon: Also to any per.= %din sh7.l! suggest a means of dis 's of from QM. to 5001. so as it produce about 1:: per Frannum without a tisk. Address by letter, *0 Mr. Wall, No. 9, Bagnio-court, peatreet. 13.EAUTIFUL WOMEN. arisea E greatest blerrxish to beauty is superfluoas Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßEß:l's R OSEATE /OWDER immediately r.nnoves them, is an elegant article, per imocat azid pleasant to use, price 4s. Seklby the Proprietor, No. 23, Russel -street, Covent Garden;. Ovetton,cl,Bond-strtet ; .Voodman, 169, Piccadilly ; Davison, 91,11ett-strtet;Thorn, 15, Oxiari-street; Dunnett, 'l, Cheapt id: ; Bil, Dahlia ; Batter, Edinlf i^v:, an.l Glaigow ; Gregs.m,l.iver ; Simon, fiert:ord ; Gilburd, Brighton ; T . :4itchi:ll, Cul,•!it. *. tr; Tymbs, Worcester; Sprange, Tenbridg , :-Wells ; 3.!...i'A ins, Benison, Margate ; Rollasolt, Coventry; and in every ams—food allowance to dealers. MPRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. latf,C.ttroixt., 52, CRARING-CROSS, and Sr. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. TIOVSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the No bility, Gentry, and the Public, that the STATE LO F ain .eOc th - twa in June next, i 3 one of the most superb Lot trio .noun. - ---- • • Triets and Shares are now on sale, at HORNSBY and Co.'s fished State Lottery• Offices, where maul of the Capital ins in the last and former Lotteries, were shared, sold, and • ered. Na Orders by letter of carrier, ext cuted exactly on the same 4a2S iIS if pres,.:Lt. No. 4, CURNIItI.L, avid 9, CliAltiNG-CROSS. r-:: , .trns his most grateful Thanks to the Nebility, Gentry, and l'ktblie in g eneral, frx their 11::- terLd favours LI the I.utteries ipst fitishtd, and stequaitl.s t , rot that Ti.:k.:ts aild ',hart for tl7e'Nf.W I.(Yrl') RY, Six Prizt.s of 20,0001. to be drawn the totth of June, C . '2OW senie g es ahov, , ; when:, in the Lutt:rie; just finished, gold and 51.7.1%d • .El 2 OOO 51q) 34.1$ 50 1 $ :(11) No. 17,61 I, a I'ri7e of 1.72.1,000. 18455 - 1:10,C00 Nu. 4,182 • 11,048 - 6,000 98!; IM4S • - IV,9tif; - ;,44.4j 16,772 - 9,( 1 00 5,814 Tl , e Firs,- , lrawn Ticket in the City Lottery, entitled to the `t'end az .i..*2i,t3 1 0, WAS soli! et Bisli's Offices in -trim 6ixtemths; also two other of file substanti . ll Freehold !kuin. v•Au • f fwoo ; and the fortunate !folders of Prises lu kit State City Lotteries, may have their Money by applying a above. The State Lottery cont tins f; Priam of 20,0001. besides the yield Number of 10,0001 23(c. &e. tku. Schemes, rarticalari, gratis. IN :lie Gra n d :rad Last STATE LOTTERY fir which tr.. z his Draaving 2.Bth June, 1804, bebohi the L'- ,air s Capita Priz-s, all floating--namely, SIX of 111 . 2)1'Y TfIOUSAND POUNDS !!! 6 r:!z:: of ...i.: )4 ,01:10 7 Prizes of d.';',oo ..: 10,000 '2O 100 $ ;000 IMO S 1, 0 00 4000 15 And .I,ly 5:5,000 Tidc.3ls. Per ,'.:cls C.:lsl.its, buy Ticket, or Shares of Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.. kt the T-mple of Gef!...l Fortune, .No. 11, HOLBORN i 37, Colt ?4•• lat.; cr 38, li AI . !AX k:::r ; where, in the last State Lottery, were so.!. :a 1'.:2:z1..tr,..3, Cie following Capitals 14 : 2 23 a true of i..!o,000 18,^.00 a Prize of X5O tko 10,27 n 1,600 3,744 .... ..... .500 0,2 ••• ..... I,r!VO 5,798 50 0 5,800 . 1,000 2",330 500 11 5197 I 1,000 I 17,919 ...... •• • 500 ate. Etc. Lite-,<5,2, Na. 2,570, t'ie only Grand 4n,0001. Prize ever known, was wit at the above °dices, in 16 Sixteeuths in the preceding I est, .—Ar tl in the List City Lottery, u. 15,620 entitled to L 6,000 17,551 4,000 9,273 ...... •••••• 3,030 Were all Sold, Shared, and Registered. liainNere Ti:kets and Shares we now selling, and the above . 1.620 PlTing on demand, or , xcbaneed for °therein the present Ate Lctte7T. tlt :le HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the Gentle. nten educated at MERCHANT TAYLORS' •SCHOOL, will be on Friday, June W, at the City of London Tavern, at Half -past Fear precisely. STZWARDS. Rev. John Eell,D.D. Rev. Harry B. Wilson, M.A. Jerome Knapp, LL.D. Charles We!stead, Esq. Rev. Jas. Saunders, LL.D. Charles Martin, Esq. Tickets, 10.. 6d. each. may be had as usual at the Bar of the 'Tavern. TURTLES. WILLSHIRE, Ring's Head Tavern, Poultry, has just landed a Cargo of fine Lively Turtles for Sale.— Turtles dressed every day in t►e highest perfection, for parties, aad sent to any part of 'town or Country. SWANS INN, MARKET HAREOROUGH, May !ON 1808. AT a Meeting of the Company of Proprietors of 1. the LEICESTERSHIRE and NORTHAMPTONSnIRE UNION CANAL, pursuant to agournment, Pre.ent, THOMAS PAGF:r, Esq. in the Chair. Resolved—That this Company is unable, at present s friatit cir cumstances of a pecuniary nature, to carry their works, further than ik larket liarlsorough ; but as it will be very advantageous that a Navigable Communication should be speedily effected, be tween this Canal and the Grand Junction Canal, it is further re• solved, that this Company will supply with Plans, and all the in formation in their powervany description of persons who shall Inaliifet a willingness to form themselves Into a Company, in order to obtain an Act of Parliament to form such a con-mucica don : And that this Company will be ready to abandon saelt part of their Parliameptary line as is uneleented beyond Hart:on-nigh, and to mist such New Proprietors in procuring an Act of Parnt ment for its establishment, and in all other ways, providu.l the Liters:es of this Company arc not prejudiced. CARTER and WARTNAISY, Clerks to the Union Camal Company. CHESHIRE ADDRE AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and Inhalyttants of the County Palatine of Chester. held at the Crown, in Northwich, in the said County, on Monday the 9th day of May, iciOß, pnr stunt to an Advertisement from the High Sheriff for the purpose of addressing his Majesty. The tligh Sheriff WILBItAHAM ECEItTUS', Esq. in the Chair. The following Address, which was moved by Mr. Wll.lla. nAM, and seconded by Colon 4 PARKER, was unanimously ap proved of: We your Majesty's dutiful and loyal Snbjects the Gentlemen, Clergy, Fr;"tholders. and Inhabitants of the County of Cluster, beg leave to apptnath the Throne with the warmest expressions t..f loyalty and attaeltmocu to your Majesty's Person and Govern ment. Deeply as we lament the calamities of war, and fully aware as we are of the difficulties with which we have to struggle, during a contest which we aye carrying on for our very existence, as an Independent Nadal, yet we feel corivinced that a too eagerly aril generally expressed wish for Peace at such a moment would !Lae.. nu other cgest than to raise the demands of our Enemy, increase the obstacles to a Negotiation, and remove to a still greater dis tance that desirable event. We therefore'deelare that It it our derided resolutionto sup port your Majesty to the utmost of our pow:r in the v;,teroas prosecution of a war which involves the hunniir of you: Crown and the Independence of your Dominions, in the h:,pe by maintaining a fair line of conduct, as wet: as wi•li steadiness the privations incident to our prewrit sitestt4n, Lee- may convince the Enemy of the impossibility of 5...*4 epiri: of the Nation, and afford your Majesty :nit', re.,tnrin:c to your subjects the blessing of pL.. ce , - .ere: it ea:t is 0%. tabled upon terir.s consistent with the u::el security L.: the. tritish Empire. - - - . _ Resolved unanimously, That tl,z .:tire.. , flip% aseritf in tho name of the : That the Members for the C - ••^•y r , queered to preser.t the Address tt his 'Majesty : That a Copy of the Az' v:i•lt the Resolutions of the Meeting, be inserted in ef tI. CrlVStt r Papers ; the S TAR, the Morning Chronicle, Papers. the Mr. 01101.1_110!Idelty was re- The Sheriff having quested to take the ratte., v. L- u i •,k .3 Resolved unanintm:slf, ;'6 •'^ ti —lt: of the 'Meeting h 2 given to the high She-.-iti, f,r. rallire :he sane ; and than :he C.lairman do sign the It L. :1 :he mane of the Meeting. N . :LER Et:ERTON, K11'.1(C1:1)BR!( \ TAY 1508. ---- - A T a GENERAL MEETING cf the COMMIS -J. A T MOYERS of the LAND-YAX far the Stewartry of Kirk czdhright, convened, the p•:rpcse of considering :he Hid of a Bill proposed to Sc i 7i:Preit into PA:limo ent for Defining and Regulating the P. wen of the Coinntissinn of 'Veinds, in Auz-* nteating and Modifying the Stipends of the Clergy of Scotland. Sir DAVI!) IVIANWET.I. of Cardor.css, Baronet, chi secs Pr scs• The Meeting approve of the principle of the proposed Bill. They are of npieien that in all caws where ',be accrete of Aug menne etn is anteceslent to the pu;sing of thy Bill, the period dur leg which the Incumbent is to be restrair.ed from suing for a new Augmentation, ought to be fixed at fifteen tears; and that in all cases where the Augmentation shall be obtained subsequent to the passing of the Bill, the period during which the Incumbent h to he restrained from suing for a new augmentation, ought to be fixed at twenty five years from the date of the Decree. in suggesthig the period of twenty-five years, the Meeting have in view the-provisions of the Bill tee converting all the I`..lobey Stipend in Scotland into Victual, a measure of which they highly approve, browse as the price of Grain must always in souse de gree keep pace with the expenee of living, it will render frequent augmentations less ueerssery. The Legislature too having fixed twenty-five years as the period for rectifying the Salaries of Paco. chial Schoolmasters, there scents to be no reason for fixing a dif ferent period for Augmenting the Livings of the Clergy. The Meeting see no grounds for shortening the period of re striction in those cases of augmentation, where the Summons was executed previous to the 12th day of March last, provided the Decreet be not obtained till after the passing of the Bill, because the Judges will have in view the operation of the Law at the time of giving judgment. The Meeting are farther of opinion, that the Money price of Victual Stipend ought to be regulated and paid by the avcre t se of the fair prices of every preceding seven years. The Meeting approve of the Citation of Presbyteries in all processes of Augmentation, provided that it be understood, that if Presbyteries do not mete appearante within the space of five months, then every question with regard to collusion between Heritors and Ministers, shall be completely foreclosed : but the Meeting are of opinion, that in the event of Presbyteries snaking appearance, and failing to establish collusion, the Court should be empowered to find the Presbytery . liable in the expences incerred by the Heritore; and that if the Pi esiytery succeed in establishieg collusion, the Court shall also be empowered to find the Heritors liable in the expellees incurred by the Presbytery. The Meeting desire and authorise the Proses to send Copies of these Minutes to the Earl of SELKIRK, the Lord Lieutenant of the Stewattry, and to the Fart of GA L Lqwwir, the Lord Advo cate and Solicitor General of Scotland, and the Reprecentatives in Parliament for the Stestrat;ry and the District's of Boroughs con nected with the Stewartry. And the Meeting direct the Clerk to publish these Athletes in the Landon, EdinbXWl LLL, Pr urgh, and Dumfries Nevese seers. iSig3ed) D. MAoem UVENII.E LIBRARY, No. 41, SKINNER-STA-I%lA'. On Nlisnday utzt will be publi,hed, In ene V(11.2:110. with a beautiful Frontispiece and Vignotte ' Tide-page, dejrned by H. Corbiiuld, .aud •engrayed by C. 1 - Ivath., price 4i. in evra Boards, THE ADVENTURES of ULYSSES. ltt CIi.A.BLES LAMB. This Poo is d.eizlted Ai A Corropar.ion to the Adventures of •cvlemaehus. It tr:-...tsof thc,zonduct ald of Ulysses t the father of Telenr.iebus. groond-work• cf t ht. story is rx ce.sarily ti:At .4 the Odyssey, but the ntaral at.d cAossing are. cuirparativay hlodern. the Juvenile Librsry, 41, Slinner-atreet, Snow -10, and t !:e Ead Of all Bookseller.. RiViN6TQNS' CONTINUATION O± THE ANNUAL REGisTER. 'r! is day was pllbliiLed, in One very large Volame, prize, in boardo; les. THE ANNUAL REGIS'f ER, or a View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1794. And also, the Volume for the Year 18v2, price iris, being the Second of a New Suries, coin:flowing with the present Century. Printed for C. and I. Rivi:tgton, No. d 2., S. Paul's Church yard. Of whum may be had, 'Pte ANNUAL Reclsrta, for the Year 1791, 1792, and 17;43, price in boards Cd. Also The ANNUAL 14E61' ter., for the Yrar 1801,144:17 the first of the Nino Syrtis, price in boars!; I3s. And a G KAM. 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JOHN NEALF, Member of flw Royal Academy of Paris, of the University of I .I.yden,and Practitiontr iu London ; formerly Stirgeon-Nfajor t r, the sth Regiment of tidadtry, to the tt:th, or (,2.teetes R.-gimeat of Light Dragrions, and to the Royal Hospital at Chatham. As to the merits of the above - Work, the !eihlic are :Wert( d to the Anti-jacubin Review for last Septemhei. Printed furl. Walker, au d Symnioral,. Pam-mu:a-row, and to be had at No. 61 ; Frith strut, Soho-s•tuare. 'I day was published, In 45 Volumes, Royal Ismo. embellished with Port-aits of the principal Authors, price Ten Guineas in b..:ard:, a new and ind iums Edition, with the Addition of the Look. 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CAPPER, Esq. Primed for Rte rain PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, , Liars, and ro (US Litt of all Booksellers in Great Britain laud, in boards, and various bindings. • Just pr!.:isloxl, and Ica sale by Ogle and Aikman, (3:,,guve, and It. Ogle, 295. Ildbora 3i, PAternoster-row, London ' 11HE EVANGELICAL PREACHEI\ Snlocc Coilection of Doctrinal and Practical Serum by .7.v:A Divines of the i-ighteenth Century, viz. 1 1 ii.. Gill, Bradbury, Grsvenor, Hurrion, Brim M Rosesvell, Sota., Pearsall, 13ogue, Winter and warmly recononended by the Rev. John Brace, of Whitburn, and Dr. Erskine and Mr, Edinburgh ; youff. 1 to.ruo. boards, 1 I s. SLIT - to:a ; by W L. Brown, D. D. Principal of Marischal Aberdeen ; boards, 7s. Sermons on Interesting Subjects, very useful for and Instruction of the Serious Christian. By A. 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Black- st Books If *COLA- A. S. &c. the full 3REN, dadapted and 'fen roduetion kc. Ste. a the use- egins with the Week, station of act, as to novriedge, d the eaiy Algion am! , London ; f the same in Red, or imported HOUSE the Live; , NATORI A o ALL THE PARLI A- of the Po! req, English, fhree Huu ;rather with the Cities, se Richards • I to be hAd o, te, or either between the aarda, MAPS. !orresponding nied by se,,a- various M .ps :tie in boiriv; lone up 901A- AL . St Asia. , of g been dr. ...tr. ARY OF m PARLIA- umENTic Es, (each of aticultrly (13- CLF:SIAiff t • 'AL, ANTI. and S TA- 'MUD, CITY, r, HAMLET, BAT, Hat- arkabic objzcf , IRELANI)„, bit Empire. 'street, Black. ritsin and Ire. Edinburzl. ; and T. iia- ER ; or, a futons, cilia; Nesbit, Pike, ine ' Bostwick, er Booth, &c. hn Brown and Ir. Peddle, of • darisehal Col- the Comfort Indianan ; kto Is, only Ss. aid. sussed in Se Neale, (horse, e of families ; rums, where knee than the 2 teak. svo. - Last Reusable s; by die Sec mad, Is. r.IM. libiabayr Aim Shanks g Ssbisste bt iP • • VICTUSILLING OFFICE, May 2a, 1804.. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING lIIS 411.11JESTri NAPY, do hereby give Naite, That on Monday the 6th of June next,they will be ready to re eeive Tenders, In writing (sealed up) and treat for One Hundred Thousand Gallons of WP.ST INDIA RUM ; to be delivered, ditty free, from the bonded Warehouses, at the Port of Landon, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the space of one month, by weekly proportions ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. Conditions of tte Contract, (in which in some new regu Lilian* have been introduced) may be seen at the Seerutary'o Office, N. B. No Tender will be admitted fora less quantity than Ten Thousand Gallons. 1%4 regard will kh rd to amy Trader in vehi.h tAr prier shall work Loser 1w :cards at or tl.at Aar rot L: dl to the Bourne ' Amine ederi ay the ,4d Mortilay the 6th q June 'text, ow :mkt; the Paws who wakes the Tender. or some Perim ex kis behd j r, attends t. *Revere ..,hen for. • ORD.VANCE OFFICE, May 23, 1800. THE PRIArCIP.II, OFFICERS of HIS MA- J EST ri ORD .VA NC E, Jo hreist give Nbtier, That they will sell by Public Auction, at the Tower, on Thursday the 9th day of lime nest, between the hours of eleven aud four o'clock, Sundry Lots of Old and Unserviceable Ord nance Stores, consisting of Haines Collar, Bit Halters, Rope Tr.ices, and various other Articles of Satilery and Harness, Blankets, Coverlets, Hammocks and sundry other Articles of Bialdb.g, Powder Horns, Tents and Sandbags, Copper, Steel, and mixed Metal, Tools of sorts, Oak and Fir Scautling, together with Building Materials and various other Artklei, the whole of which may beviewed upon application at the H mouralile Priaci pal Storekeeper's Office, at the Tow..r, until the day of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will be duliverel to thus,: persons who may apply fur the same.—By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, S.-cmtary. VINDiCATION OF THE HIGH PRIEST OF THE JEWS, tin TH RP.SPECT TO THE LATE MR. GOLDSMeD. This day was published, price Us. dtk STATEMENT of the Manner Circum- I -I- stances of the Death of Mr. OOLDSAILID ; the detailed Evi dent:: of the Witnesses, and the Charge of the Coroner to the Jury. Published by H. D. Symmonds, and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. This day was published, In Four unity printed Volumes, small Oct: o, prize 184. beards, (WEEN-1-100-HALL; a LLGEND.II:I - ROM.LNCL: Vie and ANCIENT TIMES, a DaAN4A : both tilustri:iv: of the Dornestiz'Manners and Amusements of the Fi - teenth CLutury. ey the kite JOSEPH sTßurr, Author of 's Riaral Spots rmd Pastimes of the People of &c. Printed co: John Murray, ileet-street, London ;. and Archi bald is unstable and Co. Fdintnrgh.