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. ~' bt rittOb r et~~ -1. r l3 `q • . FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1877 ►AICR SIXPENCE THEATRIC-ROYAL DRURT.TANFigi I TOMORROW EVENING, March 14, 1807,' Their Mai , qtiee SerIAILL• will rrform, 14th time, • De w P la y, In five acts, T called, HE CURFEW. N.-rmans: de Tracy, Mr. Barryniore; Robert, Mr. Jaen ,• Bertrand, Mr. H. Siddrins; Walter, Mr. Penley; Philip, Mr. Eyre. Matilda, Mrs Primed ; fleresice, Miss Dtl.lc3,l.Danes: Fitesarding, Mr. Elliston ; Arnutrinig, Mr. i'3ll7l ^ f ; Conrad, Mr. Mathews; Herman, Mr. Caries. Atte, HE which, T second tim YOUNGe, a New HUS Operan SAR;t. Piece, galled, rACTURFR TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE oF WALES. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 14.ies 4. 11 1 3 7 - THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Nis 1 MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, de berth, give Notice, Thar , Yropewoh wilt be received sit their tree. ix XeU, me or be fore MO A 7 D4Y , the 97.1 festabt„ /rim wit Pert as as m re he wil rig/to eeslertol.etheSuppoy FORAGE far the Orletuare Bursa, 441111•,,en sa thelAtowing Distridli, vie. s NORTH BRITAIN ; talj NORTHERN—Yorkshire; EASTERN—exchisire of Walley ; SOUTHERN—exclusive of Chatham ; SOUTH-WEST—including Portsmouth. isle of Wight, and Chrimehier.:h ; WFSTERN—Woolwich, with its dependencies, Watley and Chatham; LlVerj`ooi For a period of Six Months, from the Ist of April next, the Forage to be furnished in Rations, ceasisting 101bs. of (Eats at *dbl. per Bushel. l!lbs. of Upland Meadow Hay. of Wheat or Rye Straw. And to bed• livered at the respective stations, at the expence of the Contractor, whys is al.o to furnish such Hones with Oats, at Bibs. per Ration, as may be billetted in the Distiict or which he contrafts. The Proposals may be delivered separately, or jointly. for each Station ; and it is exyncted tint the Contractor shall re- I.IRGE WAl.l.ti END CU kI,S. LONDON SEA COAL COAPANY, Stu:Mammon-street, having a quentoty of the abrrce en - is, inform titar tr.ends .nd tom public, Cosy are 'm it. Mg Clem, at present, en vety Iry term.. As the Company do not .utfar may pc , sons to take or.ters fur them, tt 14 requested that faruurs may be addressee as more, to HARBISONaid CO. HA LL's much•approved Velvet Paper ME MORANDUM BOORS with METALLIC PENCILS, the Points of which never break, and the Writing remains se. cur- from erasure. The above articles are partienlarly recom mended to Merchants, Trade , men, and Travellers, and to every Lady or Gentleman using a Pocket or Memorandum Book. Sold by the Stationer, and Venders of Pocket Books, in town or country. Rotnid in different qualities of bindings, and of various sizes, convenient for the pocket, and with a Metal lic Pencil affixed to each, from Is. 6.1. to 54 and upwards. The Public are rertut,sted to observe the name of " Inventor," with the crest of Ws Royal linemen the Prince of Wales, is affixed nil the inside cover of every book. By at tending to this, they will be sure to have the article , genuine, and of grind quality.--Manulactory, Hospital Gate, West Smithfield. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. Or, LOVE AND MERCY. The Orerture and Kole composed by Mr. Kelly. Ciaratters be Mr. Ellaiton, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Cherry, m i . Go.lion, Mr. Dieumn, Mr. Fitsirinsmons ; Mrs. Moun tain, Mn-oHairlone, Mn Blond. in % Mi.:lday, The Curfew; alter which, The Young Hussar; ~. Love and Mercy. oew Grand Romantic Melo Drama, iu twu ans, and a • Comedy, cr fiveaNs, are in roi.earsal. DOUSE OF LORDS—INUISLIAT, MARCII 12. The House sat in a Committee of Privileges on the claim to the Zouch Peerage. Further consi deration was fined for this day se nnight. The Marquis of n iVATfiRFOR.D rose, and moved, " That the Petition then before their Lord ships, praying that the right of voting for Repre sentatives for Ireland, in the House of Lords, be conferred on the present Lord Kilwanden, be taken into consideration , " which was agreed to, and the Petition read. The Noble Marquis ob served, that if any thing firibee was necessary to substantiate she claim of the Noble Lord, he could himself - assure the House, the present Noble Lord was the son of the late, and, therefore, entitled to the privilege by hereditary right. Lord ELDON said, that though he highly re spelled the Noble Marquis's testimony, yet he very much doubted if the bare assertion of any Noble Member would be sufficient to ground any proceed ings of the House, in an affair of so much import ance. It would be necessary in this case, that evi dence should be given reseeding the birth of the Noble Lord, by some persons, either of his own family, or so connedeg with it, as to be able to give some information to the House from their own knowledge. The Marquis of WATERFORD replied, lie was sorry to find that the prayer of the Petition was likely to meet with any delay; first, from the strong nature of the claim of the mdividnel, who was the son of the late universally lamented Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, who fell a victini to popular frenzy in an insurrection, or rather riot, in part of the city of Dublio, in I nO3 ; from this circumstance, as well as the generally admired charader of the late Lord, the claim of the son received still greater strength, if it vre:e possible. Ic the next place, be wished the House to recoiled, that should any unne cessary delay take place, it would lint fall to pip duce a correspondent effect on the Irish Nobility ; who, conscious of the inconsiderable portion of ei ther power or privilege, which had.by Use late rata sure of Union, been left to them, were extremely sore in that point, and felt, in the most lively man ner, acy attempt to cireum:cribe or impede them in the exercise of the little relic of their ancient aid venerable hereditary rights. Loud ELDON said, he had no intention of or. essioning any owneeeetzry delay; hue was only Anxious the /fosse should pro c e e d according to precedent and established custom. Lord REDESDALE rose to make some obsern vations on the Petition ; hut was so overpowered by the recolledion, we suppose, of the unhappy fate of his late Noble Friend, th it he was totally unable to proceed, and burst into a flood of tears. After some further explanation, the Petition was ordered to be taken into consideration, on Tuesday next. ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND. Lord GRENVILLE, after some prefatory ob. servetions, founded his motion, of which he last night gave notice, on a precedent which had been established on a former occasion, when an order was issued by their Lordships, requiring the attendance of some of the Judges of the Court of Session. He should at present move, caretunty abstaining from any invidious seledion, „ That the Lord President and the two senior Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland, be ordered to attend the House with all cnnvenient speed." Lord KINNAIRD wished to have the House put in possession of the opinions of the whole body of the Court of Session ; as, from sad experience, I e knew, that a considerable difference of opinion e n . isted amongst them, with reaped to the administra tion of law in that country. After some observations from Lords Lauderdale. Eld n, Anckland, and the Lord Chancellor, the motion was agreed to accordingly. THIRD TIME.. TI IF ATTI Ey ROYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. 'VD -MORROW EVENING, March 14, 1807, will be stked, a New CornerlY, TOWN AND COUNTRY. With New Scent=, Die was, The prineipsl characters by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemple, Mr. Prt.lloll, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Ftw , ett, 'dr. IVanchard, and Mr. (1. ,rr• r, Mry.Matusokr, Miss Brunton, Mfr. Davenport, sits. Emery, and MIA Tyrer The Prologue ~token by Mr. B-utiton, and the Epi logue by Mr. Fawcett ar:d Mr. Blanchard. To which w•ll he arlJed, a New Pantomime, calle.l, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR, THE GOLDEN EGG. Marble Gam, Mr. Simmons 1 Cohn, afterwards Harlequin, Mr Ktrig, and Sir. Flolngria, Jun.; 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown. Mr. Onmaldi; Cabin Hoe (with a Song), Master Sioal:ey • Colinette, afterwards Columbine, Miss Searle. On Monday, Town and Country ;'mitts Harlequin and Vetter Goose; or, The Golden Fgg. SPRING STATE LOTTERY, • To berm the 14th of April next. 11 ° C p or G „hi E ll 3 Ott l f. 'A rd i - 4 1 .4 tr F tZt, s an.i Ct 13 .131m S PI t 'Z C S oIC t niCJertall' bh,lted NO Years are now selling the TICKETS and L.-gal SFi AR k:S, en the best Terms, at the above Offices, where all Prises are paid 011 t111M11111:... BCIIFME cou3tains 4 4 4 &c. hc. late, marking as allowance for the sine. Purina Particulars may be known, upon application triathe Officeiecommanding she Royal Artillery in each Districti'aed also at the Secretary's t)riice in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hirers of Tell arid Four &Clock, where Use Pro• potals are tr, be rei livered, serned up, and indorsed " Prripusals for the Supply ee Verige.,' but na Propeal can be admitted after the tars 23d met at 'll, else o'Clock ai N , ren of the same day ; nut will any fender be notic,d, unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, Iran attend. By Order of the !Want, R. It cezw, Secretary. srzcim. MONEY ADDRESS. GOVERNMENT STATE urrr ER Y, Begins Drawing lath Aprit, 1807. RICHARDSON GOODLUCK & CO. Te tt spectfAlly acquaint the Public, that the New SUM Lot tery Tickets and Shares, are now on Sale, in variety of Num bers, at their Licensed lottery Offices, corner of Bank Poi'dings. Cornhill, and faring the Gate of the K ing's ',Mears, Charing Cross. SCHF:%IE contains. 4 Prizes of L20,0.10 4 4 • 10 10 &c. Ste. Ste. ~ 1 AGENTLEMAN ?ledges himself to advance Money so expeditiorsiy, secretly, and delicately, as to .2vitiee that t h e Obloquy ascribed to Money-Dealers is lint ap plicable to every one : an interview will convince the Appli - cant that this Address dessrres the attention it claims, arid that the Business of these Offices is credit 4eal by a Person above the unfinary standard of pecuniary Neyc.ators. Apply er wilts, post paid, to the Directors of the Discnuat Office:, No. 3, Margaret-street, Cavendish square; or to No. 9, Basing-lane, Bow-lane, Chearnide. LAST NIGHT iIUT TWO. TIVATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN, rrill.4 PRESENT EVENING, March 13, 1807, I will be perfermrd. the FIRST ACT of THE CREATION. - - - HAZARD, BORNE, and CO. No. 93, Royal- F.r.chang•, ar , " wining TICKETS and SHARES for the eo , tting STATE LOTTERY, which will begii, Drawing 14th n' APRIL NEXT. With tke Song 011 wighty pens." by Mrs. Dieter's. Corninned by Joseph tlavdn, IsI.D Slap.. With Tsio Grand Miscellaneous Ans. PrAT ll—Fourth Concerto (O k i. 4t..) Ariaon...Vlolino ch;;cvn, Mt. Miles—Du, t, Mentra. Bellamy and Pole, s• The Lind is a min of war,'—Song, Mrs. ;Carl, " No mine wit., unavailing wee " Becb.--Chritus, Gloria in excelsir." Pergoloq Song. Signora Gnglreti , " Speak ye who best Nerd. Mr. prehaao, " Deeper and rle:per still" Song, Waft her engem." Jephtha Cnorus, " He wise them baibtonea "...Trio, Signora Griglieti, Mrs. Bland, a. , 1 Mr. Fyne, " Like a bright die. tie." thrl,ron.-..Ree.t. Mrs I)ickens, s' worse than death " Sang, " Angels ever Tlmodora —Double Charts, " Immortal bird." Decorah. PART 111 --Overture ■nd Dead March in Saul — Aeeit. The First-drawnTictetsOn the Four First Days of Drawing, will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each, and the First drawn on the Fifth and %awl' Dies to TT. N THOUSAND POVSDS each •antt the First Attu SOVO Tickets, in addition to any ntl•ei Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to 'EN POUN.•3 each. WINES and SPIRITS of the most superior quality...l4:las. AN LIERTON and WOOD, Little Windmill street, Golden-in...re, offer for the :election of the Nobility, Gentry, and the ru'ulic, their Stock of Wines, con sisting of atiout 220 Pipes and Wigstsoarts of choice Port, of the •iiitages 1601 and 1602, (ruin 'lSt. to 1001. per pipe, or 38s to 40s. per daten. Seri:nil thou:and dozen of old crusted Port, 141. to 461. per Oren. Oid Sherry, 425. or 100 guineas per butt. East Inlie Made , 63:; per down. Bursae 65;. or 701. per hogshead. Claret, first growth, 1141. or 901. per hogshead. fleicnitne, Chatupaigrit, god Burgundy, 61. 16s per dozen, or 36 guineas par ease of 6 dozen, as tospo•ted. All other Wino: and Operas on the same reasonable terms, fur prompt payment only. B a ttles to be returned or pad for - - - - - - - - In the lasstottery, every fixed Calmat Prise was Sold 1t this Office, rtonlinat.l in the following, tie 1 -of - L.3:40001 1 -of - L. 5,000 1 . - - 20,002 and 1 - - • - 10.00,i 2 - - - - - 1,000 All lo Sham. And one of 5,0001. in a Whole Tic k e t . . . • e • Orden. front the Country, with Remittance, attlnled to on thr LIMP term• a. if me-ent. 0 let etergal. ; Air,"*. Front might• Mae.—Nery Song (first time), Mr. firalsarn."• Engla;Al's ne 311 , 1 England's Glory." Composed by Mr. I Aslsley, of 4... th —Resit. Mr. Doyle, " 1 feel, I feel the deity." Sony, Ann,, arm, ye breve." Chorus, " We er ',le," Judas Mac. Signora Grsgiieti, " And Jesus." Air, " was Wm., Hynes of lee, Aill4. ph;a4"Meer • beer-fel." rne.—/tocit. MIS. D.Cki,l4ll " But bight CARROLL and CO. No. 26, Oztord-rteet, near Rathbone-place, are selling TICKETS and SHARES, in great Variety of Numbers, for the TIMID STATE LOTTERY for 1806, which will begin Diawing the 14th of APRIL NEXT, the Scheme of which stands un rivalled by cry foreser one; and claims partici:4r attention from ill , . Public, as it consists of the following numerous Ca pital Priz-s, viz. 4 Prizes of 20,1001. t 10 Prizes of 1,0001. 4 4 The Firsti drawn 3,000 Tickets, in addition to any other Recrefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to 101. each. Carroll and Co. solicit their Friends and tie Public to be early in their pu•chse, as the principal Capital Prizes will be drawn on the first P•rur Days. In the last November State Letters, Nn. 18,103, a Prise of 10,0001. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths by Carroll and Co. ; and No. 6,0b1, a Prize of 5001. was like wise sold in Shares ; and, In former Lotteries, Capital Prises to a •ery considerable amount. Country Correspondents, and all Orders, will be punctually attended to. Schemes to be had gratis. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUIION, PALL-MALL. 'pin Circuits of the Ju.sges happening at thr 1 time the next Ikl.etinglif Proprietors is appointed, and 14/414 OS s e DITOCIDTI and principal Proprietors of the. matt, toCisel Wiag relstrge4 to attend their duty, •n their .4 , 4 , 61 ceusti,mt, at Grand Jurors, the Directors desire me to gee notti-e, that in consequence thereof, the Meeting of the 17th of Maid., ii.st. will be adjourned to rki u SDAY, the 9th of Apr.:. at Twelve o'clock, at the Crown +nil Anchor in the Strand, when the Election of the additional Threatens will take place R F. THOMPSON. March 9, 1807 Solicitor to the Institution. ecetlia " As Imm the power."—Grand Chow., Th. 4.114 shell live." Drydrn's Oje. Ell , l of part 11. Viola's Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, ►y Mess Morel, a young Ludy totally Blind from her birth . Principal Vocal Performers, Mr.. Dickons, Mr.. Wand, S goora Grigl , et; Mr. graham, Mr. Beau., Mr. Pyne, Mr. Soils. Mr. Doyle, arid Mr Bellamy. The rernaioder of the Bend, and the Chorusses, which are ■urrerous and complete, by the Ifftoit apprr•ed Performers Doors to be nl•ened at Si, begun at Severs, Half-price at Note.—Roxes 61. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery 2s Upper Gallery Is. ••• For the accommodation of the Public, the 'theatrical G,elsestra will be laid into the Pit. This day is published, price 35. AREVIEW of the AFFAIRS of INDIA, from the Year 1798 to the Year 1806 ; Comprdtending a Summary Account of the principal Transactions during that eventful period. Printed fur T. Castel! and W. Davies, !Strand. • FOR Et IE KENT•.FIT OF MRS. CLUT lERBUCK, Whom liesben4 was ten Years Faxon of Hn Majesty's Yeomen .4 the Cuarde. Ry Peeeniaaion of the Lord Chamberlain. THEATRE ROYAL, .HAY-MARKkT. This Day are published, in - 1..0 Volumes, Octavo, pries lbs. in FAMILIAR LF.TTroiRS, from ITALY, to a FRIEND in ENGLAND. ON MONDAY NEXT, March 16, 1'. 1 )7. will be presented, the si.tich Amino, Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTERS WITHOTHE.R ENTERTAINMENTS . _ _ GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing 14th ♦pnl. SCHEME. 4 .... Naas of .... L. 20,000 .. are .. L. 30,000 ♦ 4 ' 8,00 , ) 10 10 90 40 3,000 3,010 Tirat , drawn Tickaa 10 each By PETER BECKPORLi, Esq. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Hatehard, Piecaddly ; Nornattile and Fell, New Bond•sireet ; Payne and Ni'lL.nlay, Strand; and J. Johnson, St. Pauli Church-yard. Uf whom may he had, by the same Author, THOUGHTS en HUNTING, 4to Os. Ttekett to be had of Mrs. Clatterbuck. at Mr. Ifitt'S, Cita• ri.q Cum; And at Jordan Ilookbam's, Conduit street. ALARMING DISCONTENTS IN MALTA, AND CLAIMS OF THE PEOPLE. . _ Cooo Tickets. L.450,0P0 This Da are published, in Odmegs, price 6s. is boards, A UTHENTIC MATERIALS for a HIS. 1' TORY of the PEOPLE of MALTA (distindly from that of the Knights). In Four Parts. Containing the Fors of nureninsent under their non Maitistrat,-i, under the Grand Masters, and under the British C.sd Commissioners; their former efforts to regain their ancient Rights and Liberties, and their present Claims thereto; a Memorial to the King ; Re venues, Expenditure, Coins, Corn-Measure, ♦griculture, dm Hy WILLIAM ETON, Esq. Superintendent General of the Qusrantine and Public Health CAPITALS Dr.TERMINABLE. First-drawn rickct, tat Day.... L 20,000 Ditlo 24 Day 20,000 pith% Sti Day 20,000 Ditto 4th Day 1'!,000 iAttn sth D2v 10,000 - • -- • - - After the dispos.l of s ease private business, the House adjourned until tr.morrow. WhITIVKLY THE LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR. OLYMPIC PAVILION, WYCH-STRFET. FOR THE BENEFIT OF Ml. SMITH. rg I O..MOIiROW, SATURDAY, March 14, IL the Performances will consist of HORSEMANSHIP by the whole TROOP, particularly by Mr. Smith, In the course of uhich be will take that mom extraordinary Leap over Slit Kftll , 4l. coveted with lighted Camilla, and alight on the h•ohilt *Oh s great variety of DANCINI;, SINGING, and NTuAllmE. as will be expressed in the Bills of the Day. —Sr desire, and lawitivtiv for this Night only, Mr. Smith through his wonderful Performance of etc TRAMP°. the course of which he will Leap over a Mail Coach, EA sorer • Stags of Lights lissigibways, 14 feet long and 9 feet Smith will , fur this Night mile, go through hie surprising reifurmanieri on the SLACK Radii; and, for the rig time of ha It•if attempting it, will stand on the Itor. and t •rn 'Guild watt FIRE WoRKs tied to his 11Af41.L. and FEEL, forming a complete Ball of Fire. Tekeas to be hid of Mr. Smith, No- 25, M bunt-street, Lansoinh t and of Mrs Connell, at the Pavilion. where MOM the Knave 111.• be taken, from Eleven till Throe. • NATIONAL LK4HT AND HEAT COMPANY, For the Introduction of Coke and Gas. Lights. Qr.VERAL of my most considerable Sobscribers "kJ have met, by special ine.tati it, Nod, impressed with addi local c,nndente, have a:v e nire/1 of an kaiieriinent fir 4 1, 1 •.:9 !INCA A PART OF A STREET Thi, is now pre. and the result will be published, with a f o r the zrneral %treeing of SiitHerihroi only ; and which will pro wild; takl pace before the cola the' Month. kf.a ...hilt, Subscriptions continue to be received at the lasuar or Messrs Dcraynes arid Co 2t, ; sod Sir Mat. thew Itluaham and Co 27, Gracecliiirch-street. At this Ulfice, Pall-mall, in a lew Wiry will be published, price Ir. or Twelve Cool, for 9%. NICHOLSON 4-wont WINSUR ; a Phileeophical, al, Legal and Iliaarical , Rh.pemly, oil the primngetoture shit geosalogy of the Will d the or Jack its Lanthorn bey in opposition to Patent Light Stoves, with several 1.91.11, Medical, aurt Phihrothhieel Pmblents, to besotted in the Juorital of Chemistry and Arts. Attacks, unlettried, I d.d ne'er provoke; shame, by silence, or by rattrejoke. Alrea!y NATIONAL LIGII and HEAT COMPANY, price 2.. Sr Sir Copier for Ilr SUPERWRITY of PATENT COKE.' Riot Copies fur 111. ANALOGY Setween ANIMAL. anti VEGETARI.E LIFE, Bat triutellouse Proprietor., price 64. or Sci Copies for 2t. To be had of all respectable Booksellers; hut principally of Menus Richardson, Royal Fin-hooey ; at Mr. Citappler, P4l Mall ; sad at Use O. in Pall NUR, No. Ditto 6th DI 10,000 TICKEtS AND SHARES Art on Sale at every Licensed Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE Ticket L l9 16t. Half L.I9 3 0I Eighth..... 12 0 Quarter s`l 0 Sixteenth 1 t 6 The above Scheme will point out the necesiity of an early purchase, a: Four Prises of 23.0001 each, will be sure to be drawn in the first Four Dive, exclusive of other C.aptial Prises. CITY LOTTERY. FREEHOLDS-NO GROUND RENT. ...._______ ..... THF. FIRST CITY FREEHOLD HOUSE LOTT ERY, crossing of TWENTY-TWO C %PITA!. PRIZES, valued by Six respectable Surveyors, at upwards of 100,0001. all of which are elegant and substantial Buildings, Land-Tax redeemed, and Insured from Fire, eligibly situated in them great Thoroughfares, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, and Pickett -street, Temple-Mr. The Prises will be conveyed by the Trustees to the fortunate holders ni the Pi use Tickets, nee from any expence whatever ; 'rickets fer the abuse interesting and beneficial Lottery are now selling in great variety of Numbers, agreeable to the order of tire Trustees, at the Principal City Lottery-Offices, No. I, 4,7, 16, anil 49. Skinner-.twee, Snow-hill; No. 1. 5, and 8, Pickett-street, Temerie-bar ; No. frs, King street, Covent- Garden ; No 68, Threadnetille-street, dose to the Rank ; and No 68, Cornball. The Ruildings are of the first rate, completely finished, fit for habitation, and many Houses let on Lease to respectable Tenants Every other information that may be required be the Public, is fully represented in the Rooks, containing this Phut; and Elevations of the Property, and which are IIIOW NU. tug at the Coat Price. STATI LOTTERY. The Publie ar+ revel , utly informed, that the Tickets and Shares in the State L.orterr will be add at eery Reduced Prices, on FRIDAY Tql VAT, the 13th Instant, at the City Licensed Lottery Offices, No. 1, Simnel -street, Snow-hill ; No. 1, P•ckett-meet, Temple Bar and No. 69, Threadneedle ermt, aura to the Bank. Orders from the estuary, with remittances, duly attended to, on slit earn• terms as ti prawns. Saisasossa rem, Department in Malta. Printed for T. Cadell and %V. Devitt, Strand. t.vf whom may be had, by the RA ITN Author, A SCRVILY of th.i TURKISH E.MIPIRE. Third Edition. Bro. price 11,. A Work at tots ointment become the more interesting, as the hue of politics these traced teems to be that now adopted by Russia, and what is there asserted to be the interest of Great Sudan', appears to be now acknowledged and idol upon. •.• A few Copies, to the original Italian, of the ME MORIAL of the MALTESE to His MAJESTY, may be had as shore, price Is AUCTION OF BOOKS, MAN, AND HUGARTH . 3 PRINTS. Ml. LE of 0K 1 S S T A O C KDBAOLEs will int i orm uk s . tphiu. THIS D the Public, that y the lith of March, and To-morrow, beginning at Obc &Clock to a minute. Among many other valuable Publications are the following :,-. Selling Priem. J. a. Ifoganh's Weeks, 271 —Proof Impresaions • 40 0 New Annual Register, 17114 to 14U5, 26 Yob half bound 23 2 . . . Lairater's Physiognomy, ;:i vols. 5141 plates, 271. Rus sia 31 0 • . . Prnarcroy's Chemistry and Synoptic Tables, 11 1011. 5 5 Williams's Abridgment of LAW Cases, 5 yule 4 4 Parliamentary Register and State Papers, 1743 to 1506, 106 vols. 105 0 • • Grom's Antiquities of England and Wales, II volt. 410. . • _ . . 17 17 Costume of Russia, 71 plates, Morocco . 14 12 Rees's New Cyclopedia, 14 parts, 121. 12s. Large paper • • • • 2.5 4 ar aoco neee's Voyage. 3 sal.. 41n. alit! Charts 15 15 Andrews's an 4 Dare's Map, 65 Milm rourm L on . dui 41. 4s. ea on rollers, coloured 7 7 New Atlas, being a complete a r t of C oarer Maps ... 5 5 t. :10 isi shieettish s, Chsuehard's Map of Germany, ke. 81 Ss Coloured 10 IS 3.1 W . . Prnes's Works, 8 volt 131. 131 Roam 52 1 Lord Orftsol's Works, S tole. 151. 15s. Rums 13 1) HOUSE OF COMMONS. A Petition from the Ship Owners of the Port of Glasgow, pray'ag relief, was read, and ordered to lie ou the Table. The Secretary at %7. - r presented a list of the numLer of Recruits raised in the two first to ;nths of the years 1805 and 1806, and for the ye.sr 1607, as 141 as the a.counts could be made up. Several hfembers had, upon :notion, leave of ab. seace for limited periods. The House was ordered to be called over on , Tuesday next, and the d fau:ters to be taken ir.to the custody of the Seijeant at Arms. Mr. ADAM, after some preliminary observa. tions. moved, " That the Order, for taking into consideration the Petition on the Aberdeenshire Ele;tion, be discharged." Mr. R. Dundas, the Lord Advocate, Sir J. Pulteney, Mr. Pereeval, and Mr. Canning, spoke on the Motion, which was negatived. The following are the ulnae', upon the reduced list, for the city of Dublin Committee: L Lnrezien I.nynties. Eli. George Thomas, Esq. John R. M' Kenzie, E.q. Anthony amens, 1.4. Jahn Robio.nn,t4i. Samuel Horrocks, Lug: Ear; of Y.a.snouth. llun. "kw ton Falonsa. Thomas Johan, F,q. 706,11...nr.nat t Fran , * Fano, 1.' 4 . bar . J 444 r, Conrail, BIN Sir C. Manlaunt, Bart. NOMINLES. H a , Esq. Isas • Gastsyne. TA. I L ; V ; e c;