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eta a ' NOM e HIS teol Otd ipt uLd., maimay, pa Inch c o lsta.p . Noblat. Jean,. I‘ End , a ft er oh The P 4r Kati 11.11 14-2 The Mr.T-, Ale Mts. Le TM . 1 LO VV. alter M garbew LYdiN t4 Ticke street. wheal P (I N te Pow nage) Mr. Fa 'Taylor; th , A New thew-. or b• Tie yo. f! sr the INDI E .„ rev, Tamp and pi Herne ennen , yet s , o , EX 1041 diOtal Frew gan 3 Watt Cow S*.r.aa Sea.l to be . • f . ~ • ~! r. ... ' fOR THP BRNEEIT OF MR MATHEWS. THEATRFAROYAL, H 4T-MARKET. ;IS PRESENT' EVENING, August 27. goy, be presented, the Cumenv ((in Truce Ads) of LIBERAL OPINIONS. I Liberal, Mr. Grove ; Frank Liberal, Mr. Yount g 11, Mr Fawcett ; Counsellor Erie 4.v, Mt Chapman ; ,y; Mr. Palmer, Jon ; John Giouse, Mr. Mathew , . II Cataract he will introduce `t rho Turkahireinntr l t Cbevy Cl ave. Mr. Farley ; Parchment, Mr. Mrslioward, MIS Kendall; Stamm. Mr.. Mathews Ai , Liberal, Mrs. Gruve ; Fanny I.botal, Mrs. Globs ; Jerse, Mrs. Ta ylor; Rachel, Mrs Sake . Eni the Comely, Comte Snug, by M. Oaweett. After 'Ouch (for this Night duly; I .I , tallVO Speen/Nos of VENTRILOQUY. The prologue, Ly Mr. Mathews ; the Vottrtloquist, 14, Mathews ; the by Mr. MaCeITINS. To Win DC added, a Comic Sacth ( m Ous Ad)nercr Performed, called MUSIC MAU. TbeOunafts by Mr. blather's, Mr. Lions, Mr. Fade!, M,.Cules, Mr. Whas ton, Mrs M A New S on g , callrul "The ilamoof MawbraCastk," by y Mrs. Lawa. The ehei• te conclude with the favotrrite Comic Opera of LOVE LAUGHS AT Locg.-smaris. Bel- Vigil. (for this night only), Ifr. Chapman; Ca p tain dee, Nlr vaimiu Jun.; Tetfatton. Mr. Grove; Mt. Kirk,Mal M e. r. bf a tbews ; SOio4llloll Lob, Mr. Liston ; Dub, Lydia, Mrs. Madison. Ti c kets le be belkoLt E. . s o, c Awe:- slog; Woldegisse. se doe 'D wain, ens pblll==.oes be dins FOR NZ stmEnr l hot. Yt)UN G. THEATIR-ROY AL, H ATM A ftliC ET. ON MONDAY NEXT , Aug ust 31, Iso7, will be prewested HE acted bare) elseOetnedy of THE WHEEL OF FOTUNE. Pamodelock, Mr. Young (his Gist a m ,earsoce in that elle. ncter); GOVOININ reaspeat, Mr. I.Lit011; Sir Da•ad DAM. Mr. Farley; Weale, Mr. Mathews. Niro Woodville, Maas 'Taylor; Eaady Twalw,c, Mrs • In the vaulted the En t ails& a Comic Song by Mr. Liston.- A N e e Song by film. Liston—A Currie Sung by Mr. Ma. thew ... And a sprat Pathetic Tale, ca ltd, THE 11)10T, • .11 borecttod by Mt. Y.,ung. To which will be added, A FARCF., MID OTHER ENTER TAINMENTS ; As wit be expressed in rotate Adreitisenteelli. Tickets end Place.) for the liwaes Ye be had of Me. Tweet, No. :;6, Suffolk-street, Charing-cr000; and .at Mr. Mewitighitta, at the Box °tee" of the Therm VAUXHALL. UNDER THE PATRONAOE 91? HI. ROYAL HICIII - THE. PRINCE IW WALES. T-MORKOW, Fill DAY, Augtm 2 . 3, will be GRANT, itALA attil FIRE WORKS• f‘thlationi 93.-.—Dcanakel at Nem, mil the Come t E:l5 st Eight &Clock 0 .• The Gawleus will close, for the swan, on Woday rev, Aurae 31 R 'Pk. Stilton Oteeso, in the finest condition. Al PA , 1111W.11., and Cneder Crseeven ; fre.la Lamprey., petted end stewed; Wertpaali. Haan.; ero4'ed and pi:ided Tongues ; German Sumo.; Dutch Boni; Until Herrings; Portable Soups; Gravy Spoils—etas article te re enromended for making long Vnyag,a, as fee superior to ray yet rent to sea; Cases of Saucer and Pieicloolcir Sea Stores, or ; India Soy ; Corry Powder.; Capers; !teach and Olive.; Fi=end Anclefewtoe Ai•ebsiiies ; M /haus; Macs:atom; Verinscellt ; ; Motel's; Knin; Freect, Garlic ; Elder, Chili, laeragan end other (Inc ine girt; Inc !nest Florence and Lucca ; grange flower Water; E•eence of English 1-fei‘i Llinsiots ; !rewired Grater; Kosenee of Spruce, la — Sold at HICKSON'S, 170, S:r.rol, where only Ulf prepared Gorgone Anchoirtes, fur Sand r.cLei , which have given such 11111•01411 satisfaction, are to be had. A t)IES and GENTLEMEN who wish the r Vac arts 4 °RNA MEKT of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, need only n..,ke a lair trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as the us, of Oils is found so necessary to moisten the Hair when dress ; for which purpose, the Rtittia Oil tot now become in we hi the Royal Family, arid Ladies of the heat circle. It is a tiourisher and improver to its giowth, revisits its falling oR, and is on great c presereer and strengthener to the Flair, as to prevent it bee 'ming bald, or turning grey, to the latect period ; also restorer the !Lair on bald ices. Sevr:ral Gentlemen who have been bald fur years, h eve declared. after usioi the 10.34 Oil regularly for three inonths, became nearly covered With hair. It will serve as a aseiatitute for numatum. It is rzeont. mended to ladies who use dressing-iroirs, as it prevents the 111 efects occasioned by their heat.—Price 7s. pet bottle ; nr one, containing four small, at a Guinea.To be bad of the Proprie tor, 331, thrford-street ; and, by appointnitimr, of Sirlith, Per. 'Ulmer to Ills Majesty, 113, New liond.street; flendne„ Perfumer to Wee Majesty, Trehborne-street; holey and Blew, Perfumers to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Ponces. of Wahm, and Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspur-street ; Finch, 5, Berkeley-square ; 150, and Allen, 76, UK fwil.sttett ; Ward, 324, Middle-row, Holborn; Bader, 4, Clicapside ; Seaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chureleyard ; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churrivryard ; Withers, 1 1 29, Strand, near Temple-bar; Per rin, 29, Southampton strent, Covent-garden ; Rogge, 55, Cheamide ; Golding 42, Curobill ; LOW. Perfumer, Drury tine; Brut, Grroiistreet ; and Johnston, 13, Oreek - ttssets Soho ; !iodine% Bolton, and Tun, Royal Exchange, London ; Bull, Darr,-rtreet, Dublin ; Rayburn, North-bridge, Edm bur ; Shepherd, Bristol 4 Collins, Sa;ishury ; Crutwell, bath ; and most principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in Town arid Country. NM The RUSSIA OIL will restore the loss of Hair on Hones, which often proves a great dieflgnrernerit to those va luable animals :min any pap of the Country, rent by remitting tire manes Ilta letter, direßed to W. Prince, :333, Oxfornaureet,L.rirdon. CAUTION...The high reputation Trines% Russia oa has acquired, above all o'er prep-valiant, for preserving the Hair, has induced mean persons to immee Counterfeits. *llls, in order to deceive, have imitated the It omen Eagle, in the chow hills and wrappers that inclose the bottles. The Proprietor ea,rions against this Imposition, by running, tint none are r..mile but what have a lake co the outside of each bottle, •el I in red Mochrikufiky and Praitce.' Purchasers to observe this signature, as that cannot be imitated citriout subjecting the parties to forgery. Mr. Prince, original Psoprietor of the Rto.ia Orl, offers :MX. if it can be proved there ever was a 0 An Nile for the Growth of !lair of • that name, before that discovered by himself; therefore, arty Articles of that name, which have not the above signature, arc I::JUlltef. tots, and the Circulators roipultors. it Is inzectlary tit inform Country Venders, Mat the l'iriptictot dens net travel, having Fenders in all the priirerowl tows; anil he guards then' against persons that ;hectic, travelling with Couriterfeit Russia Oil, and who have uffeoll tt for sale, to tire principal Venders in Town, who, at (;:nilettlitii, have rejected it, knowing thief. ' l 7er was any article of that name but that prep ireir by Prince, which they hsve vended foe several year,. Th. Pro. praetor think, It reqirieite to a.ent,sin this, fur the reputation of shopkeeper*, who may be unacquarated of there heirrg a . tintli terfett eires.lating; likewise isif.ormirg them, that they may he supplied wrth the Ran.. (.1111, et the Prom...toes, 333, Oxford street, or at any What'll, Perfumer'', or Medicine Vender's, in L o ba., nj where they will receive liner rl allowance; and may be had, isolaulettle an* r.tail, of Mr. Bull, Varae-wrist, Peetia. ' • oebt iii4tttob _4..rt M 4 FAST INDIA-HMIS& Anitit•ii Iff, 1807. THFCOURT of DI RECTORS tithe UNITED COMPANY el MERClics rs of F.NGLAND TRADING to the EAST iNDIY-S, de herrhy ;toe Newt, That a Quirterly General Court o f the said Company soil be held at their bowie, in Leidenhall,treet, on Wfr.f.)!IES DAY, the 231 of Septemhei went, at eleven terhiek in the forenoon; and that at ohs sa:l COurt, the folberotg Resolutions of the General Court, of the 7th of July labt, will be submitted to them foe their eenArination. 0 4. Resi4rsol. That this C,urr confirm the Resolution of the Colin of DireAnre,, of the 17th of Juni last, reiost..ting Mr. John Noes in his former situslion n Agent to toe Cape of Good I lope, with a .glary of 3pi1,;1. pet annum,. to C4MIIISeIICC from the time of hsi embarkation for the Cecil. Rewired, That this Court ronirin the Resolution of aloe Court of threnon of the 34 of Jul last, spordestior Mr. .1 , . senh Loom, As.t•tant to the Comrany's Agent , 40 the Cap, of Good Hope, with a salary of %Ohl. per ammo. WILLIAM RA MSAY. S•rrortr.t. inCTUALLINO.OF Fit, All O -1 1 47 tt. THE c(),4,4ISSIONERS Jor rtlittailing Hi. AL testy's Non, do ht.Tlyi it:re Notice, That to , TUESDAY, the lit Stptemeter nett, thry be ready to ow-rite "'coders; is Wribeg. (wined sip), aril g era for TWO HUNDItED TONS eaf Ore..hlUINE OATMEAL, t be de.iiere.t, s e hrondred eosin me. the Tit siial/iog worts. at Perttm-mtle, and redloiotiV Oue AlWOhfil SM. MIN •k'i. at Pittio.nith, one 1t..; thereof to are wawa, and the other 1141 f in sue menet& oritessie.is, he read id( by 1.111,, empshro, with Intrrea, Mae. c.whibms / the Contraer snej be site .it 1 , 4 Sure. tar s% tki r iice. gi'e,agerd will be hip, ts env Tender, in "Air.% the Prier AA mu he :snorted Ws Weeds at l,s,ps, or th r shutt see is era td gu the &'n.,: ire One JR the *AI Tugs , ote, the l e t ,y September msrl, nor Waft. the Pert.Ne oohs ntnites the resi der, or r.rtc l'erstio Jr his behaY, offends s• nurse when ALIMQN FIRE AND At a. ?6, OTICE is fterehp given, t)iat a GF.NER i kL COURT of PROPRIE.EIItti at the FIRE wed ,LIFE It4SAIS etYMPANY, wet be bod et the COmpany's He is*, in 'Change-al , ey, MON I) %Y, the filet • August iMtant. at ['wave o'Clisci at biu or, tar the V.'st‘ ion .f thre Auditor. for the Lurreut Year, in coo -1 fo,mas to the Deed et stub-we'd. • The iteht bin h ty.enefl at 'rii.tve °Thick, and will be closed at There mmisel). Rp enter of the Board of Cue,lors, Nit A NE': 'MIR'S, !SeCirtati. INTRNDED NATI. %N.C. L:OHL' ANa/ :lEAb - C•)NrANY. 1. L'IIFTF.EN 11 - I()USAND•SUBSCRePTIONS A: WI el relay en •Inhurol,:, the I9th of August, and tee last Flee Th ttalLstl are 11%11 sellmg at 5) per cent. advance. B. AS Retirees teu , t he paid bcfneo the law( Septentber, or be n•llitqutslied intavour is. present Subscriber:. S. To obviate , he rwittsoin=ie ;).e.ure at my R.13f114 nn Wed ! n-sdav F.sienniga, no admesii . ..l.; cast he nuatie 5'..w three to 1 I. 4 , 1. The f er, aid the is Aden,soons of Sithvcr.lwri roans al.. 111 Ia order that the audit-ace may nut as-1r t beseeeetes. 4. The .t.loluonsan Gewle.neo Trust/see, wish Our to give public ovals tha f-onts of Ilene.' of Parliame .t. Triotu , F, !4n.xicleet Weak, Raw.lodia Howse, Pan. Mali, Cis swei.or. i'iutasail, and Feisburyealuares, and lebea l mide. fa en.ch I a.n•t , . ask per mission. awl etep..ra Estimaiss, ie. my team will be lolly etnnhlrfeds is to render tt lowa:sable .to attend my Office (.1 eiplanattour„ which may be lied. by ptisitt-i quaatietti and Answers. sod other Putilicanwps of none. VELIISOR, investor a.,d Patentee of the eat Lights. 97. rol-mm. Nit The rentals), fee signature at tie OJke, airy day, horn ten tile Ism , 11 , 41' , e1C, 1 / I .lt 6.! •r.II distant So ,er hers may pun in tit- cost ene Yoder of Attorney, +hied, may be had at the rhSce, and sent roue.' to them for any period. to g4(1% in thew ea•. e. GUILDHALL LONDI )51, Ju sr 2e, tour. SUNDAY TOLL. To be LET he AOC flr IN, to he put up at 1,1101 Fr HE COMMISSIONEIIS appointed to cirri 1. into cxecutiou an Act of Parliament passed is the I 111 year of the Reign of His presAtt Mat nty, for consolidating, &e. the several Acts a Parliament, for Paving, Cleansing, and Lighting the City of Llnitter, end Liberties Utere.s , Do hereby give tierce, 'Nat they will inset, in the C4llllCli Chamber of the Gw.itiltallon EUESD AY, the kith of September next, at fire o'cli.ek in the afternoon to Let Is) Public /Suchen, a Lease for one Year, from Michael:n:4-day stew, of the Toll, eiro-reil by the tont Act to be paid before any cattle or carriage shall he permitted to ',Amon a Sundry, theta' any or eithelof the Tufo pikes hete.nafter mentioned, or through any Turnpike to be erected by virtue of the said Act, or any other Act or Acts of Parliament, near the same, via. The Turnpike at Mile-Eit.l, Rstlosal•Green, Hreknsy, Kingsland, Ball's Pound, or Pan-1, near Viiictitio, tiullnu tr, St. John'. street, Gurre6-street, and on the Mrs Road, cl:amotilf called the City Road. That is to say, Cor every coach, chariot, Berlin, chaise, chair, calash, or other carriage, drawn by six or more karma or mules, the soul of ltd. Fur every coach, chariot, !Berlin, chaise, chair, calash, or other carriage, drawn by four horses or mules, the sum of Rd. For every coach, chariot, Berlin, charm, chair, calash, or other carriage, drawn by tluee or two horses or mums, the sum of 6d For every chaise, chair, calash, or other carriage, drawn by one home or mole, the WTI of dd. Arid for every horse, mule, or ass, nor drawing, Id. SilbjeA nevertheless to the provision of the sand AA, that persons shall not he liable to the payment of the 41111 ra., more than ones 'Jay, for passing or repasiing with the tame cattle and caviare. N. B. The Limes is to per down 1001. as a deposit, in part of the first quarter's rent, which to be paid in adv nice, before tho' eitsetnion of the Lease. And ales, to continue to pay 611), %garter in advance daring the term of the raid Leas.. The particulars of which tore PO seen at the Clerk's Office, Guildhall. WILLIAM BOND, Principal C erk. MIDDLETON. Pocket-Book and Black. . Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, at the Original Manufaftory, No. vg, Strand, oppnene Nem ceinh-street, begs leave to (*enmities(' to the public his cents- . ins BLACK-LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence lies facet, fur more than 50 year's universally acknowledged ; arid Pencils for drawing in colours (of a late invention), which far surpass crew thing of the kind before known. D:awings, by way of spec.inen. may be seen, to distinguish his Pencils from counterfeits. 'Pie mark which was formerly only Middles ton, is now changed to N. 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" B. the Pings Patent" am easeemed ow the 160 of Airmen:um, bottle, and wrapper ; the mamp ales 'Ones duty) it !stinted in black ia , tead of rot irk. tie. U. 64. ; double betties 10e. ; and Wier 11. Be. duty id. circled. 1- COBBE7T. . . 1 - - .1 The following passages are extraffed from a just and able &dire in the last Number of 7be halo liargb Review, upon Ceibett's Fehrteal Reposer:— " The first thing that would mike any one who isir had only known Mr. Cobbett as the author of Ihe • Porcupine, and the earlier volumes of Tie Political Register, on looking into any of his later oseabere. would be the terms of high and unmeasured ;intim with which he speaks of the political principles and proceedings of Sir Francis Bstdott. We were per- , flair certain, that these same principles had for• merly been the objeft of his most furious reproba. sign. and had An obscure recolloaion that time worthy Baronet himself had occasionally been sub* \ jeaed t 4 the discipline of his pen. In looking book to 7be Ili-Lister for the year ISO% weevers surprised. however, to find the ogees' and scurrility of din abuse which was then plored out on the present hid of the author. Some of the following passages form so extraordinary a contrast with those which Mr. Cobbett's readers have lat- I .y been in the habit of perusing, that we cannot resist the temptation of transcribing them "la The Register for July, 1801 (vol. 11. .II ). this loyal politician ()hawses, Co read the bill p s and advertisemeats which have been published fa the county of Middlesex; one would believe that the contest was not between two gentlemen, but he.• tween the Magistrates and the thieves 1 and that • .' great body of-those who have espoused the Cause sir Franc's Burdett, have dome so with a hope. that, if he were successful, there would be an end to all legal punishment; and that crimes of every sort might be committed in peeled security.' Tne sant% observation is repeated at p. 90, of the saint vo lume, where it is facriously observed, that the toad to Brentford is lined with ragged wretches from St. Giles's, bawling out, Sir Francis Bard:to. and no Bastile t and, at the Hustings, there are daily some half dozen convids, who have served one their time in the House of Correction, amusing the rabble with execrations on the head of Mr. Main wat log' dec. In the same spitit,the worthy Baronet is repeatedly branded as the friend of the cooviOed traitor O'Connor, and the acquitted traitor Horne Tooke, and held up to detestation as the dema gogue with his crew,' cr ' his gallows-bating citizens.' It would be endless to quote the passage* in which this temper is indicat".l. The following may serve as a pretty fair specimen of the tiv,e ua which they are c :—' To reason with such a man (Sir Francis Burdett) would be absurd. He must be treated with want contempt. or be corn• hated with weapons eny differ.-nt from a fen. 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