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r/ r .• ~:•~+ ~t~~:~'~1~; to IN I;,,msza 015 ). THEATRE -ROYAL. DRURY-LAN F.. OVi MONDAY NEXT, March 30, tour, noir Majesties Servants will $4 the Comedy of THE WEST INDIAN. s,rkecll, Mr. Powell; Bekour, Mr. Elliston; Major 0 . 41. e,,,, Ng. Johnstone (in which Character he will in priffe the Swot of "The sprig of shillelagh and shamrock reii.'l; Captain Dudley, Mr. Eyre; Varland, Mr. ;sem. Citadels. , Rusprt, Miss Duncan; Lady Rusport, gIS. I,arai; Louisa Dudley, Miss Mellen. ig e m u ch, never performed, a new Grand Romantic Melo Drama. called, THE viiidli - iidtmov; OR, " THE CLOLK HAS STRUCK " rke Overture a A Music composed by Mr Kelly. Mr De Camp; Guelpho, errier; Mr. Dowion o.vr,tv, Mr. G boor. ; P Leolyn, Miss 11,41ew Una,dirc. hoidens ; Clotikla, Mrs. Harlowe; ~,, Mira Kelly. ROYAL AMPHITHBRAIETRE, ESTMINSTER DGE. VV lier the Tail, Ws o ge ' Their Royal ffiglinetces the Prince of W and Duke of YORK. TR. ASTL,LY, Jim has the honour to an -114 soonot, that, in onnsequence of the unprecedented !AJ , 4 bestowed on those uneiwailvd Performers, viz. Mrs. el, MOWS CIOUIDAN Smith, Oros and their nuastrous ~afar C.nAsisity , during the Winter, at lbw Olympic Pavilvon, ), 3; Deem Initieed t engage, for 24 Nights only, the above TROOP of EXT.' • (OINARY PERVOR MEW.; ' with re whole of their SAirACIOLT; HOR SES, who will make rip Viral Appsarence at th., Theatre on EASTER MON D‘Y NEXT, March 9a, IBu7, and will continue for 24 rißhi nn y. Mr Pnikry , , Sus has also the honour to inform the Public, that nutnivoov Arti,ts have been a long time employed in Da coriiing As Theatre: The bitfectainments will cnnsist of an entirely NEW MIC PAN TO WIMP, also a Graid COllt IC Operatical AL!,ET of ACTION, and unparalloled HORSEMAN- Hie; with either New Aniusemonta and Exercivss, a.; will expressed in future Big* end Advestilemsots. --- rrHE SANS PAREILLE ASTRONOMICAL Exinsrmom of th- COSMORAMA is cow open very day, at the PANTHEON, from Tire:so to Six in the Frei ; where the Svctator, pla:ed, as It were, in the centre of the Ilniverse,•contereplate; the Starry Firtnment, the Cain- Weitatton - or both Hemispheres, and sees Nine and Twenty Crleatill Bodies revolvhi; et once in their orbit., and round owl, own Min There is also, in two other Apartments, a groat number of Tranayarenrsets and Mire.ianical Arii,amtua, .0p1,,i-ing the T;,ks, Antipode., Parallax, Echols., Parabolic Itvo.lution of Comets, dec. Admittance to the iliththition, We 6d —Te the English inctiirra, every Wednesday. and Inlay, at Seven o'Cloce, Ds —To the French Lectures, every Tbutodly, at Twelve, N %Tit-N.4AL LIGHT AND COMPANY, Nn. 97, PALL-MALL C . EVERAL of toy most considerable Subscribers s) hare met 144 ap L irosed of the Lupe-meta of LIGHT OF A ATNERT This is sew preparing, and Bill 100 :.41111,lied, aids a day for a tleneval Meeting. Single Shama, nod upwards, are 51.•—• Five Shares, 31.—Fit. Mee, 21. 1011.—Thoty, 21.—Sixty, 11.—ene hundred and 141‘. each, deposit, and to have from 1, to 2, 3, 4, .5 votes They arc now oa dvlisety ar Sir Matthew fitox lina ..iid Co 11,13, Gracechurch-sirert ; Maw,. Davey:tea nd , and at this Office. Prdm tiluvoinations and Eapiiitare.s. no Mondays, Wed. rola'', and guslaya, at Legbc rolLtoott • &domes hi • or three rrs. 40.,; n lascflet w $1.4%. Toured"' am saia Lad. ase "aiiireons,iNiir "amass and Friend.; and ate Learned of the ra .41s. CANA. aro g 'Ns at this Oiliee until three eaiack. every .1.1. Ju't rblishad, price Is. NICHOLSON mons %VINSON, e, the riin, 7eiliture of Gas Lights, Ike. Sec.; with curious Fa-t. and Anved.des rout other PaitylJet4, illuvrating rtes Dbrosery, 3s at M y.s. R‘zttaAsenba, Royal Es.laaag. ; and to Pall Mall. I‘l . HIS MAJES TY'S ROYAL LiaTErts Pk I EN ROCHE'S ROYAL iikRkSAL ENIBitOCA- Ta. 44; an effvetind CUR!. for the HOLOCING COUGH, without atediento. Pile u nrivalled r pardunki this r•tito,,e ti..n has ignited, and the Inventory a.E,j..as to secure it genuine to tiia ruhli arid pat Tem, the initention. preet.s.rl by 'top cd Per. toes vending linUrreor. edinirelealOns, II . %In *Ws Wird Letters Parent, aipptitot..ie bor. the male arid ex• siwiw neawit ti,e hi. Anon %mak. able oli The thatdiC a^ Va.nrlies web therefore be supplied wholesale end Lim', at his hone.. No. It, King-sin-et, Hol born; and sae rwenviitest to absolve. that each Stamp Is ivied Rwthe 4 " and with each *Ale is given a full di as:tinn, as the top of which arn Ha Malseity's Arms; pries gain shdln.gs, ••• All others are Coenterfeitt. - - FREEHOLD CITY LOTTERY. TICKETS ADY.sIsCED Tv N. los. rr RE Public ate relpeafull informeJ, that, in •aa consequence of the vely grrat demand tor the TICKETS is the CM( FREEHOLD, LOTTERY, and the ice is hi, n sco.ain o lima to be dlsp d ti.er have arlysncrd ;n rocs. and are nor et Licensed and ether Liter Offres The City Lottery le pnsitii.•ly fitted to be drawn on the 14th Apo:. with the State Lottery, (Ma TN, Leaden Gazette, of %amiss,. Feb. Tt.. first 22 Nembers that are drawn out of the Wheel, on the livening of ,he 14th of April, which shall correspond with any of thy 20,00 U Nannette in tne City Lottery, will be the Prates, in regular progreau al, as descri46l in the Scheme, awl uhacis will Ue conveyed to the fottunate Holdat of the Ticket, fns of every tuiproce. sCtIEMF. Tim ; P one Drawn Tidiest, a Prize valued at wont& of 10.000 r. being No. 44, in Skinner-nreet, occupied by Messes. Neiman, u T11414111$ at Will. fd a Jim., No. 13, in Skinner-street, on Leaso,at rAf. psr Annum. 34 drawn, a ditto, No. 46, ditto, ant occupied. 4th duos, a ditto, Nu. 10, ditto, on Lease, 1451. pot Annum. _ dniwo. a ditto, No. 5, ditto, on Lease, 1/151. per AtWile i.th drawn, a ditto, No. 18, ditto, notoecupied. 7 , 11 drawn, a ditto, No. 47, ditto, not occupied. drawn, a ditto, No. 2, ditto, on Lease, lON. pew Arnim. 9th drawn, a ditto, No. 27, ditto, on Lease, AN. pat Aenuni. Path drawn, a 'ditto, N 0.3, ditto, not occupied. 11.:t dawn, a ditto, No. it, ditto, not occupir.d. 11th draws, a ditto, No. I. Picket meet, lemple•bar, net oeru:ded. 13th drawn, a ditto, No. 8, ditto, not occupied. 14th drawn, a ditto, No 9, ditto, not occupied. 15th drawn, a ditto, No I, ditto, nut oceolned. Mite drawn, a ditto, No. d, ditto, not iieci.pied. 17:1 drawn, a ditto, No 6, Skinner-watt, en Lean, 1501. Per %imam. latli drawn, a ditto, No. 7, ditto, not occupied. 19th drawn, a ditto, Nu. 1, ditto, on Lasso, 15.11. per Aarhus. 10th drawn, a ditto, No. 11, ditto, on Lease, 1201. 1, per 21st drawn, a ditto, No 28, ai the Corner of Green Ar buto-court, in the 40.1 Nile,, ors Lease, 1:r51 per Annum. 2:4 drawn, a No. is, tiktuncr ►treet, on Lease, 1 91.3,. 14. per A minim. I VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MANCH 9i, 1 4 07. HE COMMISSIONERS for Vilfrallikg Hit T Muiestv's Nava do hereby Rise Aatiee, flat o 4 TUES DAY, the 31st .thstaat, they owl be reads to remise Tenders in it'eit,,,z (ye NI or), .tai treat J., THREE PIUN DEED CHALDRONS of PITTS TANFIELD Iht COALS, fiat pay, to k deltveree imbeediat , l7, be Too Mae. Caesars free 01 aft charge ood auk, into Ilia Majeate's rave. all Ase ireasies at Deutiard. wet to be par,l for by Refs, per obte, via Interest, Mort', Dog Ater Date The Go/phalli y flea Comeroei may be seem at the Seers tare'. Office. No Regard welt k had to awe linear is &kith t e Prece k inserted te, irbrds se .e.teth„ knot ~all wt be dalitered to the Renal before use **Cork el the sold Toad ta, eke 31st but kr owlets the Pena. oho wakes the Teßrie• ,re ,owe rer.oes his belt di, any. , 1,, SI re.lllll . Os.. ...tied for. UNREDEEMED WATCHES. THE universal comp Lint rna4e by purchasers, with respre-t to Die funtormente of New Watches, lies ladle:ad rho Advertiser to submit foe Salo. as assortment of GENUINE UNREDEEMED aATCHEs; ow of them made by silo most eminent maws us London. is Gold, Silver, and Metal Cams. Intl% holiannt.l, domes, anu biturfieislrul serried inowsmeats, which will be sold for reads maw, trout ON to FAT 0011.01114 at No 413, btrasid. A kir Lotto' golho-orrird Meow. se self. THE GOVE RN M ENT STATE LOTT FRY Motet Drawing the 14th of mrrr 107sITH, offering to the runic • moat akointarsons Scheme, viz. 4 4 • lo,ouo 4 • 4,000 10 or. a.. lc. And the pecttlias advantage of elms lust 3,000 Tickets being entitled to ICA. sash, over and Above any other Prises that mar be drawn maim& vs it Tickets and Shares are arlline at CARTER'S, No. I, Charing•Cr.ias, rhe oldest 106 c i. 1 , very A4miatturer in the present Lnttery wr;l be presented situ a New Lotter , / Directory, or a Key tn the Capitals, I,y CAREER only; . Gtatia) _ _ ES%RS. BRA NSCOAB and CO. Joint Cos -1111 tractors for the istetent Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, Ne 11, Holborn, 97, Conthal, arid ad, Haymarket, P.ccadilly, solicit en immediate att , mti.n of the Pubic to the Scheme of the NEK LOTTERY, which wil be found to contain an wises.' number of Capitol Prizes ; arid the First drawn Tickers, en each of the First four Days of Drawing, roust be entitled to 90,000). each • and the Fint.drawn 3083 fick..ts will divide a b.inur of . 90,0001. over al Tickets that are drawn sab.egnently : therefore an early purchase is recommended by the above Pr.yrieters, who, in the Lotteries for 120', and 1806, sold , in 267 differeat Shares, the following Capita/s; namtly, No. 11.3`10 aPras of 1,0001. No. 1'3,747 a Prised 10,0001. 17,471 1,0001. 4.:•6 20.0001. 24,699 1,06 1 1. 9,119 20,0001. 16,801 2,40411 11,643 20,004. 17,915 2,0041. 7,686 20,4101. 4.077 • 5,0001 7,757 2140221. 11,271 5,8 rOl 12,719 25,0001. With 16 Pries of 5001 and a great member of loot. Sill. &c. &c. and where the pot 00,0601. and the last 25,0001. ever sold,wrteshared. Schemes gratis ; and P4ses paid an demand. 14411 of APRIL, GOVERNMENT STA TE-LUITERY BEGINS DRAWISOI, AND CONTAINS TWO HUNDRID AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, IN STERLING MONEY. /111 Its is the most extraordinary Scheme ever pro '. ditosd in the Ansa' of Lotteries. The unprecedented nutuber of G 121113 Prises makes Every Lottery Office .. Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer a in Ills Road to Reeltes; Every Ticket drawn 14th April will be a Prise; Every Prue will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 .... Prises of .... L 20,0 0 0 .. ate .. L. 50,000 4 4 1a 10 30 40 3.000 3,000 First.drawil 'Tickets 10 em.h 03,000 Ttekeu. L. 330,000 ... • : .. - •• • • . FIRST-DRAWN TICXET, 1.4 Day ~ , l.• 110,000 3.1 Day 3.1 Day OO,OOO 4th Day . 20,000 Day lO,OOO 6111 Day lO,OOO TICKE I S and SHARES are SeVing at all the Old Etta. blished Odic , . in England, Ireland, and Scotland. 'Pia FIRS r.imtAwN TICKET will receive TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Ticket ........ 1...19 11 0 II Alf L lO 5 0 I Eighth t 2 12 0 Warier., 3 3 9 i Sixteenth DR.GREGORY'S NEW CYCLOPEDIA, JUST COM. PLE rso. fR. 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Symonds, No. 20, may be had, price Gs. in boards, MENTObi ; or, The MORAL CONDUCTOR of YOUTH front the ACADEMY to MANHOOD s a Work, the Result of adiosl but painful Experience, candidly d, and wetully adapted to tine level of ytmilit:olu..Alricandihg To which Madded, as an incitement to the ,tudy of it in g..mo youth, doling their hoiirs of ret xatmo from busing , , In ESSAY on the extemaisc Utilety. Advantages, and Amuse ment of MATHEMATIC AL LLAIINiAG. By David Moe- Mllett; (PRICE SIXPE)ICE. lllPLiadl, PARLIAMENT. IicYJSE OF LOKUS—Morwt•, MARCH 23. The Duke of Beaufort, Earls Orford, O'Neil. and Lord Middleton, took the oaths, and their seats. The Royal Assent was given to the following Bills: the British Sugar Drawback, the Mutiny, and Royal Marine Regulation, the Bahama Salt, Irish T,,baeeco Importation, and Paddington Ca nal Coal Bills, and six private ones. foe Com missioners were the Lord Ciancellor. Lords Auckland and Walsingham. In the further tearing of the Appeal, from the Court of Session, in Scotland. Fordyce e. Corder, Bart. the Lord Advocate was heard in behalf of the Respondent. Further consideration was fused for tomorrow. The LORD CHANCELLOR intimated to their Lordships, that the two Judges of the COUSI Of Session, Who were summoned by the order of their Lnrdsh ps, had arrived in town to attend the sercce of the House. SLAVE TRADE. The Earl of Westmoreland presented a Pe tition from the West India Planters and Merchants, against the measure of Abolitioe in general, and against certain provisions and penal clauses at ite sated in the Amendments of the House of Com mons —Ordered to lie on the Table. Lord GRENVILLE moved the Order of the Day for taking into consider Acton the Amendments (4 the Hnuse of Commons, in the till for the Abu. ' lition of the African Slave Trade. When the Order was read, , I The Bishop of LANDAFF rote to address their Lordships. He was induced to deliver his opinion upon the measure, in consequence of cot haring had the opportunity, in the discussion of the question is its previous stairs. He differed from six Nubia Baron who had proposed 't, as to the origin of slavery. He would go farther and asert, that it was in some cases justifiable, where it arose haul the nature of society, and from voluntary COM pAa. We had the authority cf Holy Writ to prove, that it was co-existent with mortality, and that it was recognised amongst the patriarclial governm-nts of the ante. .diltivisn world. But tbourh he judged it neces sary to offer to the H. n,e those prelini.nary obier. rations, it was far from his intention to reconcile cue African Trade, vith either the feelings of hu trianiiy, or the dictate, of justice, much less the pre cepts of religion war different ~e re the in t izes. sloes of` his mitt! ; when he spoke of that Tra .e, he spoke of st*ottiin "It there be a God (said the vegetable and Learned Prtlate). of whose existence I run sonviseed, altblogh Impossible tar hurioar.ity lid perceive as catstretthed arrn, the great ad of legislative wisdom, v.hich prohibits the euntiouance of this dettstahle traffic, will be remembered in the hour of eilimity an ' distress. It will avert the rod of divine chastisement, or miti. gate the severity of its infliCtion. I:s beneficial ef frets no human eye could forsee, but as they will spring from the root of un.tissembled piety and humanity, the result may be supposed to be advan tageous." He concluded by paying a sincere tribute to the perseverance and human , ' exertions of the philanthropic individual (Mr. Wilberfcrcej, who had been most aCtive in turw•arding thi, great ai If charity and wisdom, and whose best recompence was in the consciousness of his own heart, and the purity of his feelings. The Earl of WESTMORELAND rose to state his objettions, not only to the amendments made by the Commons, but to the principle and expediency of the general measure. The preamble of the Bill had undergone s ime alterative in the other Heinse, but he still c..ntended, the obnoxious principle was preserved. It was, perhaps, an unprecedented case, that a bill was proposed by the head of His Ma jesty's Government, and supported by the Secretary of Foreign Atiairs, which went adually to create mutiny and disaffetlion amongst the unfortunate Slaves in our West India Colonies. It was a sin gular position, to ar:ack and libel the expediency of a traffic, at the same time that the tsbjedts of that unjust and inexpedient trade, as it was called, were continued in the state of slavery in which they had been so inhumanly placed. All the elms oco end affetted humanity of the Abolitionists could not re• concede this singular but dangerous erinciple. In his J udgment, such a repeal of the laws which our wise ancestors had passed for the support of our Co lonies, and the security and importance of the pa rent state, was wanton and unnecessary ; uncalled for by the objetts whom it presumed to redress ; and most sanguinary in its consequences and results. He had heard much of the unjust and irreligious tendency of this trade, but he was certain he could prove, from the language even of Scripture, that it was pratlised by that people more immediately under the protedtion of Providence ; and that it is not prohibited by say injimaion of the Christie* faith. The Noble LAI I took an extensive v,ew of the subjetl, and advent 1 to dose delusive feelings of morality and josti:e, on wt izh the advocates of this measure founded their opinion. :tome !emceed as the disciples of Calvin and Whitfield—others from Prie.tly and Paine—and not a lex grounded their ohjdfions to thus traffic, en the speettia , ive and wild Glides of RdUISCAU, Condor Get, and Ahbe Gre goire. He could not conclude, is ithout iraF.resting upon the . use, that his objedions arose ttom a long and profound examination. To its decsicts lie should bow; anal he was confident the West India Colonies would prove, by their condua and demea nour, in adopting the policy of the legislatute, that upon a future occasion they would be entitled to the countenance and support of Parliament ; if. m the course of events, they conceived it necessary to snake an appitcai n. The Illarqius of SLIGO spoke a few words. .ia a ( i be tirtio TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1807. vICTUALLING OFFICE, MAUCH 16, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for riduniling Ilia birfeetees Platy do herein, give Notice, That ons TUES. DAY, the 24th nutart , , they toll be I-twigs' rortioe lenders in Writing (sealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be anstrerahle to Samples to he produced with the Tenders ; to he delivered so the orient Pack ages, at she rate of frost Forty to Filto Tons per treat, into the Fiee n atfi ng Stores at Deptford, and to he paid for by bids, pay able seals Interest, Ninety Days after dote . The Conaisi.w of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's pihre. No regard riU k had to este Tender is. whi , b the Price shall net he insetted in Words at tesixtb, at goat shall not be detect- ell to the Board before One o'Claek on the said Tuesday, the 24'4 natant, leer ortleis the Person rho makes the Tender, , n• wane Person on his behalf, attends to waster oho' eal:ed A LBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, of LONDON, for Insurance from Fire, and ow Lives and fa the grant. ing of Annuities.--Capital, ONE MILLION. P. 4 .c , ct ex:iirtrin at Lady-day should be renewed within fifteen Oats from that Per od. No Charge made fur Policies, or Indorsements; and other tremble Minivan/4 afforded, both with res ; icil to Insurani:e from Fire, and on Lives. A large Deduction allowed on the Premiums of Fire Insurances out of London. .-....-...- _ ProforY•ala may be had at the Company's.Huuse,lo 'Change- Alloy, Corottill..—Attendance, daily, from nine to four. By Order of the Board of Directors, tVARTIF.R PHIPPS, Secrehry. 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No regard will be hod to ono roarer, in ah,rh the Price shall et be inserted 84 Words at fea4th, or th of dt mot be drhaered th the llo,trei he;'.e Our o'Clark, out the •oiti Tharsday, the 264 Mirth nest, *sr 8 441f1e the 'Trees lA , . makes the lo a. tkr. or some Peron au- km behalf, datum to atom , when culled for. 4-7. .