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T . HE FRIENDS ofthe ABourrox ofthe SLAVSTRADE are invited to dine together at the Free-1112901W 'Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-Fields, on Friday, the 25th of March, 1808, bring the Anniversary of the day on which the Act for Abolishing the Slave . Trade received the Royal Assent. His Royal Highness the DUKE of GLOUCESTER in the Chair. • - BTEWAR Ps. Earl Grey Right Han. N. Vansittare Earl Grosvenor Rig'at Hon. J. Villiers. Earl Moira Robert Barclay, Esq. Earl Selkirk 'Thomas Bernard, Esq. Earl Spencer Wilbraham Bootle, Esq. M.P. Lord Bishop of London William Huskisson, Esq. M.P. Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells Matthew Montague, Es+ M.F. Right Hon. Lord Grenville John Simeon, Esq. M.P. • Right Hon. Lord 1-larrowby • William Smith, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Lord Headley Thomas W. Smith, Esq. Right lion. Lord Holland James Stephen, E. M.P. Right Hon. LordTeigninouth Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Lord H. Petty John Thornton„F.sq. Right lion. G. t ann i ng Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P. Right Hon. Spencer Pereeval W. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P. i Dinner on table at half past five o'clock. This day was published, price 2s. 6d. sewed. A LETTER TO WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. containing STRICIVRES On HIS LATE PUBLICA TIONS, entitled " Cantidiritimis on the Colima, Objects* and Consequences on thepresem War." printed for Longurin, Hunt, Rees, and Ornw., Paternoiter-row; audThomas Kaye, Liverpalf: LAST WEEK BUT TWO.—ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. SORROVir, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1808, I(gibe pe rformed (for the l ast time this season) the Sacred Orgolie rlcruALLmo OFFICE, Marth 19, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'S N4VT, do hereby give Notice, That on Monday the 48th instant, thy will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be reqtdrcd for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Island of Madeira, for twelve months certain, and further until six months notice shall be given, for the to minatlon thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with interest ninety dip after date, The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not h e inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Beard be fore one o'clock on the said Monday the uBth instant, nor oarless the person who *des the Tender, or mac person on his behalf, *tear, to tiltrtDer when cilltd-for ; uor will any Terkr that contains e x travagant prices upon awe articles, and prices soma infer* to the real value lon othe►s, be elm:leered as proper to be admitted. THE MESSIAH. Contruscd by G. F. HANDEL. immo:..2lVocal Perfcrrner6—Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, '7, 1 - c f m a dam PUSSY K . . ; Mr. Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. GOSS, Mr. • GR EY, Mr. DOYLE, and r. BELLAMY. i n e e dtbe Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY. 1300 to b e opened at Six, begin at Seven--Half Price at Nine. PoLrrics OF EUROPE. • ' This day was published, Price Fuur Shillings, ARIVIEW of Cdie POLITICAL STATZ of EUROiIA. Printed for Stockd tie junior, 41, about the middle, on the north side Pall Mall ; and ,Gilbert abd Hodges ; Grange and Keene, Dublin. Where may be had; an translated or edited by I. J. Stockdale, Life and Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus the Great, of Swes den, plates, s vols. Bvn. 11. ss. rcial paper, SI los. Voltaire's Charles XI!. and Peter the Great, French orEnglish, royal Bvo. 11.1 s. demy Bvo. 10s. Gd. 12mo. 63. 6d. Encycloradia for Youth, seicind 'Moo, 18 plates, 10s. Cd. Present to an Apprentice, third' edition, Bs. laW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. .Abepaironage of his Royal H i g hness the Duke of Cam ub"ri jod t h e Right Hon. Directors of the Ancient Music. idgb. VAU GHAN most respectfully informs t he No Gentry, and her friends in g eneral, that her ct/gpfr CONCERT is finally fired for MO NDAY, A p ril 4, i 78—eithe d ay o riginally announced. The rincipal Parts by Mrs. Billington, Mrs. Vaughan, Miss o gs, and Madame Bianchi ; Mr. Harris' on, Mr. W. Kyvet, g r . Gots, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Elliot, Mr. I. Elliot, Mr. Beal, Mr. Irv, m r . H a ils, Mr. Horsetail, and Mr. Bartlennua.—Leader he Band, Mr. F. Cramer. Conductor, Dr. Crotch. Concerto en the Violin, Mr. Vanimicz. Concert on the Organ, Dr. Crotch. The perfurmaace Ail' he on the same grand and extensive scale • is last year. ets. Half a Gu inea each, to be had of Mrs. Vaughan, at Tick use, D m . 17, I.Lhilt. tt.htt rut, C. 114 %.o , at Mr. Midi:ill's, 133, Iserho Nevi Bond-street ; Clementi and Co. Cheapside, and Mr. Kelly's Marital Saloon, Pall Mall. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY. Tickets, price 15s. may be had of the Stewards ; of Mr. Crisp, 96, Birchin-lane ; of Mr. -I latchard, bookseller, 190, ; and at the bar of the tavern ; and it is requested an early applica tion may be made, that the Lumber likely to attend may, withsome degree of accuracy, be ascertained. No Servants will be admitted but those of his Royal Highness and the Stewards . ---- This day very pubUshed, in Two Volumes Ifauo. illustrated by S 5 superior Engravings, price 13s. in boaids, and 14s. bound ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 'CHANGE-ALLEY, COUNIIILL EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. F • OR Insurance from Fire, and on Lives ; and for the Grant and Purchase of Annuities. • Insurances falling due at Lady Day, should be renewed within fifteen days from that period. No charge for Policies or Indorsemen•s. Farming Stoat insured in one sum,without an average clause. A dedneion made on all Fire Insurances out of London. And a large Commission allowed on Life Insurance. Vi'ARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. and lettered, - POPULAR LECTURES on EXPERIMEN TAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, and CHEMIS-. TRY, iutcaded chiefly fur the Use of UDEN l'S and YOUNG PERSONS. By GEORGE GREGORY, D. D. Doctor in Philoswhy and the Arts, &e.; Vicar of NV,.st-Ham ; Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Landaff ; and Au thor of - The Economy of Nature, ecc. &c. Primed for RICHARD Pei mars, 6, Bridge-street; and to be had of all Book. ellers. Of whom may also be had, just published, . The GRAMMAR of NATURAL and ItIPCRIMEN i A L PUILOSO. PRY, by the Rev. D. Blair, Author of the Class Book, &c. price 31. In blue. AFRICAN INS'ITTUTION. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, Patron and Progident. AGENERAL METING of the SUBSCRI BERS to this INS l'ITU'l lON will be held at the Preema son's Tavern Great Queen- street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on Fri day the 25th of March, I fOB, at four c'clock, to rec, ive the Report of the Committee, and to elect Vice Presidents and Dire.gors for the ensuing year. Chair will be taken by his Royal Highness at half past four precisely. . The above hour hmt been chosen, In order to render it less in convenient for the Members of the Institutiotrio join the Friends of the Abolition of the Slave Trade, in commemorating that etmt., at the dinner which is appointed at the same plate, at half past five on the same day. By Order of the Committee, ZACHARY MACAULAY, Sec. pra ternpore. THEATRE, GUY'S HOSPITAL. lipt. FOX commenced his LECTURE S on the 331.sTRUCTURE and DISEASES of the TEETH, on Mor. OsOrel 21, at Six o'Clock in the Es'..r.iog. Os day was published, price Two Guineas, in Two Volumes. Quarto, Ilse Natural History zr.el Diseases of the Teeth, by Josh: Fox, Scuba of the Royal Collcge of Surgeons, &c. &c. Printed for Elizabeth Ccx, St. Thomas's-street, Borough. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. ALL Persons who continue insured with this Asso ciation seven years; whether their Policies be originally taken out for seven years, or be renewed annually, participate equally with the original Subscribers, in the Profits of the Estab lislunent-7-and at the same time they have t'ie peculiar and valuable assurance of b:ing secured from the possib hey of Loss, es the side responsibility is undertaken by an extensiv.: Associati Nil of Noble men and Gentlemen, who have subsea :d an air* Capital to guarantee the engagements of the Oise. No Charge for Policies on removals fro - n other Offices. By Order, T. CHAPLER, Cleric. A SPLENDID WORK, DESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN •LONDON. ARMY. A CAPTAIN in a Garrison Battalion, pleasantly situated in Ireland, will exchange upon equal terms with a elptain in the ine.—Lesters add:tssed to 1) . L. Post Office, G a lway, Vi ill he L attended tor This day was published, in one large and elegant Quanta Volume, illtstrated with Sixty Engravings, by the first Artists, plain and coloured, price Three Guinea; in Boards, MODERN LONDON : consist;oft of a Brief History of the Metropolis of the British Empire, and of a Putt and CIROJNISTANTIAL DF.SCRIPTION of it; PRESENT STATE; illuurated by loautifel chara,:teristic E C. RA ViNGS, representing all the Placts c‘f great Public Resort, and the principal Buildings. This Work Is the only existing Publication of sufattent Con sequence and Authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangers the Wealth, Splendour, Population, and Magnitude, of the largest City in the World. It was published expressly with that Design, and it is calculated to convey to the r.nuot...st Nations the dearest ideas relative to London, and to preserve the recollection of its most interesting Features to those persons who are or have been familiar with them. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers and Dealerf in Books. • Of whom may be had, by the same Editor, price ss. bound in red, THE PICTURE OF LONDON, for luos. TO MEN OF FASHION AND MARRIED LADIES. ENTLEMEN'S Clothes continve to be made Gin the mo.t elegant and fashionable manner, and in that approved style of cutting which has given universal satis letion to the Nobility and Gentry, by DIETRICH n SEN and CLARK, Taylom, at No. 1.2, RathbonePiace, Londo (the li etheretofore fo,-eman to Mr. Allen). They also make young Gmtlemen's Suits and HuAar Dresses in the most tasteful aad ektant form. filountry Residents may be informed how to send their measure per Post. • Reginwntals, Court Dresses, Naval ULiform3, Leather Breech el, Liveries, c. • LIEUTENANT GENERAL Vi'HITELOCKE'S TRIAL AT LARGE, price ss. THE Purchasers of TIPPER'S. EDITION of LIEUTENANT GENERAL WHITELOCK E'S TRIAL, are respectfully inform - A, that, in order'to make it a Complete and IMpartial Record of this important Inv e stiption they will be pr;.lented CIZATIS, with the Determination of the eourt Martial, and of the Sentence, as soon as they transpire,alsowithany further mater that may arise on the subject of this Trial, upon applica tion to their respective Booksellers, or to any of the Publishers of the Book.—No. Leadenhall-stmet. -:------- Gil - ...N1" , S'I'ATF. LOTTERY. 1:.F.,: .T .' TUESDAY WILL DE THE FOU .: • "l DAY OF DRAWING. THE TICKETv, No. Z 1,1• , 3. q. Prize of 10001. I ed No. 206,a Vrize of 5e01.0.1 :,. • ,4 March, were Beth sold La Slares I-y HODGES , PAINE ... - ~ ..‘... StocV.-Brokers, 16. 149, Oxfo,ll-sattt, and - 2, Cornhihl, whs.:: Tickets and spares, varr.....tcd unelrawn, are on sale in great v.....1'._ ,. ..;. The Vi.wel Is immensely Rich, as will be seen bf the follow ing Statement, viz. S FATE OF THE WHEEL. f , of £20,000 l4 of 1 10,003 20 4 . 5,•:.:K1 Etc. etc. :T.ll. Prizes, to any am-nint, paid 4:11 demand. C 1 ,rlOO iOO NL.X.i . DAY Or , DR .' , ..W1:••:(; WILL BE TUESDAY, 7.. lARCH •.:9. STATE Or THE WHEEL. !P;7 , of zei:0,0 4 ..i0 cazh ‘2.0 Prizes of X.:00 each I •.--.) 1C.,(.)9() 35 ditto It,o .t ..':•!ro 4,(10 ac. t'...c. It ditto 1,000 NO fr:n..) PRIZP:. TICI:Y.TS and Shares are on Sal(' (varranted un drawn; at I.IAZA.RD, 131.1RNE, :old Co.'s O(lide, No. 93, Rorl lixchang,•, and no w . ncre Os.. iq 1.011,1.) I on their account.. Ti.'cli art i 7 .-I.:iri•s of the Grand City Lottery, cpat,iniug icily 24),G - A; 1 . 1:,,,t3, are :do on Sale as :,,,,ve. 1,, f .:., pe•;1113L •d\ dui ar•Aver , ...l • a•• , 1 ‘.01,2•1 - .cs gratis.,s.L sTATE LOYILRY„ NO. 1`_',909, drawn a Prize o f £lO,OOO, March*, being the first Day of Di. wing of the prea::nt Lottery, was shared in bixt.tzu ..cnths. I al , ewisa, N0,11,T23, drawn A Prize of _O,OOCI. March 15, being the secor.d of was sold in on Quart( r, Jiver Lir;hths, rid six S tecntbs ; :d>o Nn. 15,'_:00, drawn the Third Day a Prize of )iuo, was soil ixteeli Sixtzentits, by Sir JAMES lIRANSCOMB and Co. Propriet,-;rs of the lucky i.ot tery Offices, N. 11, Holborn, 37, Comhill, and :-;3, Haymarket, Piccadilly, where Tickets and Shares of 'Claes are now sLiling, warranted undrawn, and the Prizes paid at either cf the above Offices On ti,nnand. 'fb:present State Lottery contains more Cap'.tal Prizes, than have or'.:.inally been in tr....ist of the former Lotteries consisting of 60,0rn Nan:hers. N.B. Tick , :ti and Sh...res arc likewise s:lll.ig in the City 1401.13 t lottery, cor 2 , 'lacing of only woo° 'ficket ,, , and Schemes for both I.otterfEs gratis. GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOL. HOUSES DISCHARGE.D of LAND TAX. £i04,000 Value in CAPITAL PitliLS. '.0,000 'FiCiirl'S. T.) h. , Di awn in Guildhall April Crt. Ilit of Cakittl Prizes, with the Value of each. (MANI/ HO . F.L, 9, Skiimer-5tr , !.e . .., 24, Skinner-street, - .. • 4.,, ditto - 43 , ditto . 6, •Pickett•street, - - - - 7, ditto, - - - 17, Skinner-street, • - - 111 , ditto, . - - 41, ditto, - - - 8, t li t to, - - - 4, ditto, - - • - 10, P!6ert-s:..ect, - 11, ditto, - - - 18, Skinner-,:reet, - - - 4 0, W. , t-Side of Sttow-liill, - - 12, b',,inner-stn:LA, - - - - 48 , di:to, - - - 49 , ditto, - - 4, Pitett-street, - - 22, Skinnzr-street, - Makin; toget'aer the Sum cf - 1 : 101,000. Tli,: allnve Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no join that Iy the time the Lottery is drawn, the Property will 13:: vt:ry consid,:rably incrasea in valae. • Otf..rs have been made from various Persms to purchase .I..vetaal of the Houses at the p71c , ..s tliey are ealirnattd at, and i: i; proposed that those Prizes witi-it divided into small shares shall be sold, and the treduet• are paid to the Sh are holders accordinz to their respective Shares. X:.5,000 7, 000 6,000 6,000 6,000 . 6,000 4,000 4,CCO 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 2,000 PRESE>IT PRICE. t - - X. 7 14 0 Palf • .E. +0 0 Eighth - 1%1 o c ; tlArt:r - 21 0 I Sixtee:ab 010 0' lickcts Shoes are s::/ling at all the Offices. . . . . . . . . . . •r" • . • • " . .0 . 4.',.:i j. - ". c '-?- . , . .. • • . . .' - • -1. - -4, ..-fic' "0 1 ;• v":,‘'4.- . . -. • . . . . . . • - 4: A 4 - .0-r.,i. • . . ! •--. . : ';* . • .. . l ii . '' ' - • -‘ ' ' ' ' ' 7 • ." ' 4i, - ! I F I :P . 4> , . \ ' • . c 1 . t$ i . . 1,... •••........,...... ~......,,,, ~ .......„. . ,_ 1 L • ..,, , •. .rV , ' •-.' . A .- ' . -___....., N, • .. , . • `. 2 • • ... . . .... , . • , • THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1808. ••• 'Pimp, Stx-tv,Scr.• _ .• 1 1 . 1 • 1 I 1 HUPE FIRE and LIFE OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL, INSTITUTED 1807, For insuring Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, Ships building, in Harbour, or in Dock, Vessel; Craft, and Cargo, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; also for INSURING -LIVES, GRANTING ANNUITIES, &c. &e. CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. INSURANCE of Property foal Fire being of the A • first importance to the interest of Society, several Institutions hire been formed for that useful purpose ; and this Company having been established upon a plan which holds nut very supe rim- advantages, the Directors feel confident c f . public support.-- The business of the Company commenced at Michaelmas last, and Insurances to a very considerable amount have already been effected. Proposals may be had it the Office, and Insurances by persons whose Policies at Lady-day, may be effected upon very advantageous terms. Persons insuring Protverty in this 0 . 12 C, to the amount of 10001. are entitledt . sy peculiar advantages !! ! All Pouch i.f and upwards are issued gratis; and Insu rances, ; i ousehold Goods under that amount,may be effected without. dis:inct specificatiens. No deduction whatever in the Paymelt of losses! Loss ur Damage by Fire, occasioned by Lightning, is paid by this Conmanr ! Expellees paid on the removal of goods in ease of are, and all loss or damage thereby made good to the insured ! No eiarge made fur Endorsements ! - A co isiderable deduction is allowed to Merchants on short period Insurances! A brakerage of five per cent. is allowed on all Shipping lose. rances! Policies for more than year allowed a considerable discount. Farmi i . ;:-;;;)::!:, on 0ne1....rm, insured without the Ave rageClati SC. Engines carrying water (on a new principle invented by Mr. Thai :111) are stationed in the most cligil)le si uation in the Metro polis, and ready for immediate service on the iir4t alarm of fire. A;ents are appointed in moat of the principal Cities and Towns in the United Kingdom. by order of the Directors, WM. BURY, Clerk. Books, curtaining the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respecting Life Insurance, &c. may be had at the USN, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to the Life De pawner% 'This day wrra published, price ss. in boards, FMENDATIONES in quosdain Scriptores Grz ens, e conk.ctura LJAN:4It STAnICR, A. B. Oxford Printed fur J. Parker, and for Messrs. Airington, St. yatirs Church yard, I.pridoa. In the Univer•ity Prass for the same Booksalers, Juvenal' , Satint, Ruperti, I vol. Bvo. Herodotns, Grace, Reizii, 4 voli. avo. 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A very handsome Gardener's House has been built at the extre mity of the proper:) , adjoining to the Ferry Road; and there is a power to build One or Two Dwell Houses on an extent of Sixty Feet in frcat, at the broadest and best p art of the property, which is presunted to be ift point of situation, exposure, and pro spect, the finest at present far sale, In the whole New Town of Edinbur6h. For particulars apply to Mr. Burn, Architect, Edinburgh ; or Mc.; ,r 3. Constable and Co. Books:Alas there. " More new-fangled than an ape, " Lon don : giddy in my desires ban a monkeyXSPEARt. Published by 'l' homas Tegg. II , Cheapside, .md may be bad of ali booksellers and dealers in books. N. B. Please to order Woodvaril and it owlandson's Edition. This day was published, price ss. se: An improved Editinn, with humorous Engravir.gs, of MY POCKET BOOK; or, Hint s for , 6 A R yghte hlerrie and Cer.:Litede" Tour, in Quarto; to be called " The Sranger in Ireland," in 1805. Prir'ud for Vernor, Hood, and Sharps, No. 31, Poultry. To the present Edition are added, amongst other plzasant and satirical novelties, an Introduction ; a Description of the Plates; illastrative Anecdotes froin my Tour through Hollsnd in 1306 ; an Appendix, containing three WS. found at St. Patricles.Abbey; and au E.-ay in Defence or bad Spelling. By a KNIGHT ERRANT. xi. The Public are refcre;:d to all the Reviews of 1807 for a Character of this work. The Anti-Jacobin for April speaks the sentiments of the whole. " The Knight Errant, who now enters the lists with Sir John Carr, wields his light weapon with considerable skill and address ; but he combats with temper, and his hits, though made with dex terity, are devoid of malice. He certainly displays considerable humour." • ------------ NEW MUSIC Pubislad by Cleme nti and Co npany, 26, Cheapside. FLUTE MUSIC. 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