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I .- 4 , . •.1 b . . . ' r *l ' ' ' ORM. . .. • - -..., fr4Ati 1 . M^ . . - ~..1 • . . • ,• • - ." . . 4. 1. 4. 1 , ... e. .....:. o r r ..40, r . *. , ."- , t.' - .. .. - . • is . ' re•eh "1 . , ~.1 § - • _. • • . ;_:-- ii: ' ,.. .7 . ' .- FRIDAY DE vo. - DECEMBER 4, lain. . ~,, ...- . e itics sttralics. _----------------------" FFICE, Nov. HI. 1407. CHEMISTRY. PRNCE34- 1 " t.t :. 91 : 11"' El REOIMENT OF LOYAL 4111 1 3 for Viamalling Hi; to the Prete, and speedily will be published, in en+ clo.ely SOUTHWARK V&)LbNTEER INFANTRY. ve ~.,tire, n os . rm . _printed volume, oitaeo, the siae of Dv. Watkin's &ogre- fl RDER ED—That the Regime ' t attend Drill at ro will b sled, so reem , e phical Diffinvarr, with plates, price 154 in boards, 'ki r Heed-quarter., lffrealy, until fu,:isesOrdeta, by Cos- t treat , e itt. smeltperm, es 2 11 . DIC f'II)NARY of CHEMISTRY, MINE - patties, on the following days, to muster at 4 o'clock ; 'RESH BEEF may here - RALOGY, and the USEFUL ARTS, including e•ery M. T. ,hips ow/ V "nth a PLY. New Diirt.wert. and adapted to the present State of Knowledge To coassignee on Monday nett, the 7th Deneinber *steel. LOUTH (en separate (,an. on too-s Subjects. under the iinmedi..te Supetintendanee tif the AdjUssat, sal. , lit Jouwary met, to Nat . By WILLIAM NICHOLSON. The Cliretwiler and Ist Compaiilee„ on Monday. to b e paid jar by Bay, Printed for Richard Phillip', Mo. 6, Bridge•stresit, and to be 4th, 5.1., agol ith, Ditto Treeday. r dote. had of all Booksellers. 7th ai. , l Bth, Ditto IN he wen at the Secretary's Of whom may be had, Iti.t publioied, CHEMISTRY ild 5....1 Jo, Ditto .. Thursday. le Mr. melee, t h e ,s pet e o f applied to ARTS and MANUFACTURES, by M. I. A. Light infantry awl Sherri-shooters Friday. or to the Collectors "'G..- ChaptAl, in 4 eels. price 36.. in boards Th. Roll to be clled en each oxy at 3 °Visa precisely. su m's' 15SS TPIEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANF. T HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 4, 180 7, Their Maj T esties' HEINCONSTAN I Srvants will act the Comedy of '. Old Mirabel, Mr. Powton ; Young Morgue!, Mr. Eniston ; Captain Dureiere, Mr. Bannister; Dugan', Mr. Hidland ; Mit, Mr. De Casa,. CPriana, Miss Boyce; B.sarre, SATs. w. Aner which will be prod two uced (14ts th tcalled ime , ), a New Melo-Drania, in ac, ELLA ROSENBERO. The Overture and Music, P. King . entirely Kew, composed by M. The Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr. El , Kann, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Parser, Mr. Ray, Mr. Fisher, 111 Oignum, Mr Ci'abon, Mr. Smith, Mr Conk', Mr. Filet ~,u , „ons ; Mrs H. uidonv, Miss , Mrs Sparks, itc. &c. With a Ihnc S e (composed by Mr. D'Egville). Totmoenwe The Cabinet i Orlando, Mr. Brahma; to * hi en will lasedded, Ella Rosenberg. A new Tragedy is in rehearsal. • VICTUtu3Na-I),FICE, Nov. 111. Mt. THE COMMISSIONERS for Plana[ling Hit Meiette's elo hereby gire satire, Dint on }1!1- D4Y, tie lld December nett, tire will be study to rectum lenders in (Priming, (sealed tip), unit trent with earls Perim as trill tostletteke I. furnish whatever FRESH BEF.F my he re quired for the use e His Majesty's Sisees owl Venni at PLY MOUTH. TORBAY, aid ALMOUTII (en srparate Cow tracts), for twelve months ' from she la !wintry met, to Slat December . follownig, iiertsiiive, and to be paid fur by 11.14, mumble with Interest, ninety lays after date. The Conditions rl'tie Centrals may he Kea at the Secretary's .Plice I at this OfAce; or by applying to Mr. Miller, the Agint as said Cmusissumers at Plymouths or to the Collectors Gus tem at Dartmouth ass; Fitment/4 respectively. N o regard wet be had 111 ant Tender sn which the Priem shall ad be amterted iss wards sa i/ I ,Igh, or that shall not be dell'arte,' to the Hoard bejire One I,' awe as the maid F idav, ohs 1 1th December serti tow stakes the Pe SON irks smokes the reviler, or tome Person on hit behalf, aftrads, to mutter whew tallest far. I Slierp-ehootets.. The _ lid ow each hay at 3 o it when the following fines will attach upon the abeeitees, and the prime.' of then., must be enforced, amord.ng to the Rules and Regulations signed by each indieiddal beiongmg tra toe aNt. , nent : Fur a Captain . - 0 5 0 Furst Lieutenant - . 0 3 0 Second Ditto . . 0 2 6 Serjeant . . • 0 1 6 Corporal . - 0 1 6 Private . 0 1 0 Any °Seer, Non.sorutilissioned Officer, et Priests. all 4 1 19 0.• ing himself two succeeding Drill Days as appointed. untrue • r setiedaamily accounted fur, will be wets:m.lod or Arm* off the keel of his Ceeepuoy. JOHN A ' Lieeteitar.t.Ceirinel grmitedmst. N.B. Menibere of the Corps, and others, having in their primession Arms, k 4 belonging to the Regiment, will be sB - by Name, Frufe.con, and Illeuriptlan, nukes the sauna are delivered at Head-Quarters insi..ettattly. This by is published, in ato. price 10s. in bouts, THE SECOND PAR of the FIFZH VO. LUME of COMMUNICATIONS to the BOARD of AGRICULTURE, urn Subject. relative to the IliobaLdry and Internal Iturinimemot of the Country. • !hinted for George and Within' Nicol, Pal/-Mall,, Book sellers to lii. M.jesiy and the Board of Ariculturd i sold by W ilk ie and Robinson, Paten:luster-um J. Asperoe, C 0.11411& W. C 1 web, Edinburgh ; sad John Archer, Dublin. of •honi may be had. The FIVE VOLUMIC. complete, of The COMM URIC ATIONN to the BOARD. Price N. 141. and all the other eutelicsooes by the !loud. Cil kP CAPS NEW WORK. This day is publksh , t, iu Four Volutnos, Oast°, Aluctrated - - . with nun/cons kngravinr, pica Thirty-six Sin: in bard*. CHEMISTRY APPLIED to ARTS and MANUFAcTURIES. _ . THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 4, 1807, rill be acted, S•vbpeare's elay of THE WINTER'S PALE. VICTUALLING-OFFICR, Nov. 20, 1607. THE COMMISSLONERS for Vatualling His Majesty's litioty do hereby glue Notice, That ate mutes- DAY, the 10th of Dermatstr Nees, they *ill he reedy N re ceive Tenders in writing (seated up) anti treat for YOUR HUNDRED CHALDRONS consisting If .6 111111Ath Wiaeirster woresert) of PI TANFISLD NICK/ R COALS, .r Canis of trot grolnet, to be ditierrre ill a smirk Cargo er Cargoes ; tray say ikoreff rear w rookk; dik the other kW is ttbrgatte at taw maw . Oar the dote!, the Can - Ova, winds ma reacher rrosittosir, elongside the the hod' ri His Majesty's Vi^cisalling Premises as rsassasith ens s..atatleant; and to he pod for Inaitis, payable pith lath est, swede days alter date. The Condition of the Contract may ie wen at the Secretary's Often. h'o regard rill be had to an* Tender in wh u a the Pri?e shall not haiaserted in Words at length, or that shalt not k steldered to the Board before One o'Clock oil the sJici Ilstraos, the 10th December nett, nor antes' the Person who wakes the Torder. nr MRS Person on his behalf; attends go answer when *Wad for. Ey M. J A bIIAI'TAL. Member and Treasurer of the Trench Senate ; G•and Officer of the Legion of Honour ; Member of the Institute ; norary Professor of the School of Medicine, &e. &c. &c. Little need be mid to recommend a new Work by so emi nent a Chemist as M Chaptal, who has skilfuliv applied In it all the modern Discoveries ill Chemistry and Exwirimmital Philosophy, to the perfection of the Arts and the various branches nf!snider-tone. Seri a Week has long been an Mkaovi'edged Desisleratuns ; and, tmetuted by so acute an experimentalist, a; the present Author, it forms an arqoisi. tion, above ail price, to the numerous chemists, workers of =rats, and manufacturers of Great llrilain aid 'reline'. Lateral, Mr. Knoble ; Camillo, Mr Creswell; Antignitus, Mr, Moray; Classianee, Mr. Claremont; Poliseiim, Mr. Pipe; Foonsel, Mr. C. Kemble ; Mr. Blanchard L Mr. Liston; Atlloi)CU4, Mr. Mundell. Hailstone, s,Adons Pond's', M ritartasi ; !subsea, Mis. C. L. its; 1 4 . , 4 Mrs Li 61011; Non Madame. IrOM mill be performed, tar this fourth WIN, a Grand Histmtcal called, THE BLIND BOY. Theberetture and Music comynecd by Mr. Davy. The whole arranged under the direction u Mr Farley The Principal enslavers by Mr. Menai, Mrs. C. Kemble, Mr_ Kiloton, Mr. Fasee:l, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Chapman, It: rifler. Mr Listen; Miss Bristn , s, Mies Merton, &c. Tamorraw, Two Paces ander a Hood; to which will be ai`.!-O, The Blind Boy. ' P,onted for Richard Phillips, No 6, Be idige-stiest, London and to be had of all The Booksellers. Of whom, in a few weeks, may be had, A DICTIONARY of PRACT ICAL and THEORETICAL CHEMIS TRY, in one large and ckm.ly pnnied Volume, octavo. Hy William Nicholson. With Hates, pIICC 161. in boards. A CARD TO THE LADIES FOREIGN LACE VEILS, de. UN SALE IT COMMIS .lON. UODSON and BRAY beg respeßfully to in form the Nobility, and Ladies of Pashtos, they have bsd c,:maltied to them, by a Foreign Merchant, retirme bona bligine,., the most eamplete Armetenent of FRENCH LACES, VEILS, dm. ever exposed to Sale in thu Country; corio..i.m of Life, Mecklin, Arras, Valenciennes, Chantely, Normandy, dc. with Brussels and ether Veils; the whole of which will Ise Sold at the bon cost price, which is marked ea leery Articlr, H. and S. receiving merely a commie:nun fur selhhay them.—Golden Apple, 70, New Bawd-street, near Oillurd meet. ASTLILY'S PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. Establish be Authority et the Lord Chamberlain rrillS EVENING, FRIDAY, Dee. 4, 1807, I will be prctented, at this Theatre, Eleventh Time, The popular COTILLION and COUNTRY DANCE, by EIGHT surprtsing HORSES, called L'ECOLE de MARS. New billbK, Dittoes, Caparisons. kc.--.Preeeding which, THE FEMALE HUSSAR, in Two Arta —Dives HORSE MANSHIP, and the TWELVE FA ALMS VOLTWERS. wane Eventeg's Ainuesurseuts to cor.c.ude With. F.legthth Time, th• C rabic Pantomime, called, HARLEQUIN id SCOTLAN D. ll.* The (armee Pandean Band of MUtielltall are engaged to play, infull uniform, noir Evening, between she Acts or the Paces, Penmen's's; E.xeierses, fee. Deese opened at Sis, and begin at Seven precisely —Se cond Prim at Nine o'Clock„ • . 41 Nom to olwerve, on Monday next, the time of open. Mg dm deem, and beginning the performance, will be half au hem mutter. N.B. The Cotillion and Country Danes, by Eight Honeo; alsr the Conic Pantomime, called, Harlequin la Scotland, wit be repeated every Evening this Week. VICTUALLING-tin:loE, Nny. 30, 1807, THE COMMISSIONERS for Vithsalkag Hat Majesty's Novo do hereby Rice Swigs, Timt ax TUES DAY, the MA of December hem, they seal be ready to reee.oe 7'tadert is writing (*rated ~a ). and treat for TWPLVF. THOUSAND BAGS of Biskrr. MILAI.; steed for TWO HUNDRED ISSGS of SENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the Year 1606, to be asomserohte to Somples so k pratvced mesh the Tenders. The Bethel t pe tie. &eyed is oh beds, sal the Hope to • reetteight, It tgeekle re prtion/. Ivo the Vietinlh , ,e. mor , s at Deptford, had to be paid for by Sills, istotO , e ec ith Interest, *dove dowessi , ter dale. N.B. Temar _tor a tae quakisy Awe Otte Porimmod Bags skit he seheelitted. The Goodnight of the Costes% sway k Noe at the Secretory') Ofic• No regard wilt be had to oho Tender is which !At P , -ice shot/ out be insole re wont, at length, eI that "kat am k etehtered to the L ord *ire Use *Clock me she ',id lsesdas, the Lk tt Decease, hest, nor ..,,leas the Porton .Le ot.ke. the Tender, or same Person on du brhol ',attends, to ouster alien reedier. T., be publooted by Suterription, AGRAND SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC, froth' the Anthorn% Ite. complicit by 4. T. HANDEI.. El. as performed at the Clue-I Royal, Wisellork, and at flu 54.1}0001 Clairefti. DSIiC/414 (by perniamioa)„ to Her Royal Highness the Pnnems ef Wales. Arno ed fm/ Vuicei, the Organ, or Piano-Fe. te, by WILLIAM SEE rue!, Organist ul St. George'. Free Chapel, Vrir.rlsetr, sod *AVIA. PAOL, Vicar-Choral of St Paw'. Cathedral. MODE OF 1•081.1 CATION: The work will be eiligandy engraved, and Arcrdy fidaddi alb pa2er, in eight numbers, each v. coat tin It price ss. No. 1. will be ready for delivery on Mosday, cerobsr 11; The second, January 1, ICUS ; and this renidwilar ay.:comely Caere tutn.ght, uutil comploci, which will mks a Itspdsonie volume in It PAL VALENCIENNILS CA , IBRIC. 110DSON and BRAY beg to iotorrn the No • Whey and than. Friends, they have received a Quantity of the above curious and scarce Goods, emhmileted I laiulke.- chiefs, &c. through a channel by which they are enaliletl to offer them notch utuler the pri•ar of the inferior lahrics of French Canibries. Also svetal Biles of Sroteh Caothric- Moulins, yeti sad half trite, from 14s the piece of IX Yards. to ♦!s. which are of the finest quality nianufaaured. H. and ▪ 's Printed Muslin* and Catalytic. have long had ■ dvrded prefeomee, front tneir superiority in pattern and peomanencv of colour, and are wirrants,l iu priest ehearsr than at any other Haute in Town.--The honour of a call at their Wa•ehnuse, the GULDEN-APPI.F., 73,Nra Bond-atreet, Four Puns 4 hem Ogferd-stnset, Wlii conv.ners Lialles their assertions are not id!s pretensions. - Subsequeut rice of the Wort, eirroploto, IL I Is. W. is . boards. The Nqhilrtv and Gentry who imam' to Imam tho Maar wk.h their Naves, a liar of which will be gives welt the bet nw-,lser, 101 be pleased to tired to J. Page, Warwick-equine. Paternoster-nor i vete VY.Sexton, Ckustera, Wiodoseveselle, N. The Nambers will be regular) y delivered to the Soh serihers ou London and its enemas, 6eis of say aittitioreal too prow. NOTICE TO THE OUT PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA HOSPI EAL. rrHE PENSIONER.. /re ordered. np u n making that Affidatits at the 'toothy ebrotmat, and after ivory *unearthly 65th of Decemiter awl 33th of June, moll further orders, t/ specify the Rate of Peossou per Day erhenh they mem., i.nmedutely above that Nd'Ulle in the Affidavits, lu under to prts,nt motakes to that payment. motive from • si mtlarity of a.m./; as also up is all Apphe•toot by Letter% or otherwise, they may hate oevatiort iu fature to oaks I. the 16 4 • 8 91 1 . Secretive' Office, Masa Hospitat, By the Authority of the Right Hon. the Lord Chanirbelain. NEW THEATRE, SANS PARLIL, Strand, opposite the AM4l.ln. THE PUBLIC are respeCtfully Informed, this ?HEATHY. opened, for the Season, on the 14th of No vember, on which occasion, An appropriate Address was spoken by Miss Scutt. The whole being receive I with the most unhoundod applause, by a brtbian: and wisraosriaii ands rem, will tie repeated THIS end EVENT Elfmit:au, NEW RURAL BALLET' OF ACTION. in lon Paßs I Part the Flat—. Consisting, principally, of DANCES inci dent; and SONG, composed by Mr. Guinn. and 'seemed, ..budy, by his Pupils, their firit appealaime on any stage, called The FISHERMAN'S IfAUGH VER. Principal Cho r4cters—Crilin, Master Leicleie ; Rules, (the I , onenuaii) his ter Muncie ; William, MP" Sheen; Lubin, Master Flouters ; 'Mainstay, Mr. Mum ,• Culinet, Miss Sradwell ; sad Mary Ann, Miss CAROLINE GIROUX. Principal Dancers,--.Misses Monram,and Louisa Giroux. Cmintry Girls—Mison Mamie, King, 'I harp, Sinis, Miners, C. H art Sulu'—Masters Coate and Newman, Misses !tart And Mosley. Tattoo, Adatuve, A. Newman, Bradwell, rid Erown.....Part the s e ee s ,g, A New Mistral Piece, in coutinuat.on with Pant the First, en titled, The SUCCESSFUL CRUISE; or, Nobody coming to woo. 'fhe Music, with a New Overture, arranged and composed by Mr. Sand,ison. Jennet, Miss SCO The .the. Characters as named lu the Firt Part —After which will be ,ell rined, A Nis" Grand Operatic Serious Spectacle, Its. ter , peleeel with Songs, Chu:wars, Dances, Combats, isc. with Now Scenery, Machinery, Dr :Ana, and Decorations, ',mien by Miss SCOTT, with untie New Mut c and O'er. tore, composed by Mr. Holste, entitled, ULI /lONA THE SORCERESS. Miranda, M,ll CAROLINE GIROUX, and Without', by Miss SCOTT—The whole of the Scenery and Mosninery entirely New, deigned by Mr. Scutt, and eaecuted by Mr. Morris and as, istants. I'hc Propane% by Mr. Peres.... Between the Musics Pleee and the Spectacle, will Se introduced, a brilliant Scene of Mechanical FIRE-WORKS.--Leader of the Sand. Mr. saiiderson. The while under the direction of Messrs GIROUX and SCOTT. EAGLE 'MIURA' Dinar air WILLIAM RA' Mr. JAMES WARWE will sin Names, Fileatd Seetham. Eq. jesoall 114mdell, Esq ■nd Samuel H.rch, F.M. and Atd. Edward Clarke, Eq. John Cowell, Esq. Jahn Mush. Esq. John Deuqell. Esq. John Dixon, Esq. Mr Deputy Greenaway, Anthony Gelednekg, Esq. ,NCE COMPANY. 4 ,YVLINS. Cbeirspa. 1ND1.4. CALCUTTA GARR/TR. May fa. On Monday the Danish ship Elisabeth, Caplan Knudson, boson(' to Serampore, arrived of Calmatta, from flatavia dire& ; whence she sailed on the 1 lti ult. ; saw aothierg during the passage. The cartel from Ceylon, with Dutch prisoners of war, had arrived at Batavia. Admiral Hartsinok was residing on shore. the few ships of his squadron being laid up dismantled, for want of people tea man them. A number of American vessels were lying at Be. tavia. No accounts there of any French unison. Front the accounts reenired by the klmanbetb, it would appear, that the opium speculation, at Bata via, hid not proved so profitable as was sanguinely espeeted by the adventurers in that article. It is stated that the opium taken to Batavia en board the • hzetbeth. produced °sly 750dellars per chest, pay able chiefly in Japan topper. FORT WILLIAM. PVSLIC DePARTIIINT, *Tett 9, 1807. Tlaitoiloo Sag Extract from a General Law from doe How, the Cowl of Threctors. dated the 23d of July, tSO, is psi lashed for general information : ',lr e direct, on the receipt of this Dispatch, that public no ticebe issued, tortuddine, snider pun of our high dzipleasure, anv outilic assemblage, t abet of our own servants or of yorrate merchants, trarleig, or other inhabitants whomever, without first obrainitia the unction of the Government, through the medium of the SheriSfor the time belni; and we further sle reß, that wch the applwation for holding such seeetinti, the 111100CtS intended to IA taken into cowinleration, be aisu submitted toyour previous considetatio.i, in oiler that you may have it in !our pnwer R. Judge of the propriety of allowing the aue,tions that may be purposed to be agitated ; end on nu consider:mutt whatever is the Sheriff, or the previdstig at such meetings, to allow any subject us is considered that hat not Men previ, usly submitted for 'yore eowaderation. VII.I have frill confidence, however, that our Citavernments in India wad riot preclude cue or•Nnns or Odle? Rurapaso, ktbabitaota from tweeting for the porpoise of onproming thu r asenteopensa. arLanewts ;wiper subject* are submitted for their dehlteratimil. "Published by order of the Ossyeruor-General so cuanec. "THO. BROWN, Chief liec. en Glint.'" SZTRACT OS • L (Title TROSI A OINTLISS A V RISIDINT iss CHINAS, D•TILI, CANTOS., avant 18. 4* The affair between the English Corepasy arra the thinew Government is at length adjusted.-- After many meetings, chin-chinnings, &c. te. the Chinese Government ordered up for trial the fifty two sailors, belonging to tile Neptune, that were on liberty when the &dray happened. This order was complied with on the part of the Company, and about the tsth of March the sailors arrived itt Canton, under the protedion of a company of marines, Item the Liam ship of war. After they had reached Canton, the Mandarins intimated that they mast be taken inside the city tor examinaticr. This was resolutely opposed, and it was finally agreed that the trial should be held in the Com pany's old fadory ; the lower part of which was accordingly fitted up in great style, with yells", and coins:tan jilk carpets, cushions, chai•s. tables, &c. &c. the,WisoYeiriteaded to represent the Ern peror's CtruA. The business now appeared ta tottrablz, but was soon shaded by another s.rions hnvembe: 16. 184. DepOry•Chatonse. William lievaate, Nstiiarriel Kent, Esq. R.,b er t Kingston, Esq. 'Thomas Lane, Esq. Richard Langford, Esq. Samuel Nash, Esq. Jno. Perriog, Esq. and ALI. Poitire Perrin', fsq l George Turner, Es?. Rd. Whirtayes, Esq. E. T. Waters, Esq. Sir William Rawlins, I Samuel Nash, Esq. Jam. s Plrewer, Samuel Hitch, Esq. and Ald. John Lieu&ll, Pp. lIIHE DIRECTORS respedfully inform the suhirrinevi to this Institution, tn.it a Meeting of Pro prietors Ten or nine. Shares eich, will be held at the Lne , on 'raver°, B i shop:late-etre'', nn Thursday the 10th "- aunt, for the special purpose of eleding five persons by ballot to he Auditors, .Inch ballot will commence at twelve o'clock, and close at titres precisely. No person to ballot 11111•61 his name is in the Company'. books. Any person Intendiog to become a Candodate for such Of fice, is requested to signify the same by letter, directed to the Secretary, at the Company's Office, Corribill, fire days pre ceding each filleettleg• W. lIKETIIAM, Secretary. Eagle Ilasisraticc Office, Cornhill, 2.6 th Noy N.B. The Office will be opened lot business on or before the 17th instant. NvINES and SPIRITS of the most superior Q:al+ty.-4.4eatrs. ANDER lON and WOOOD, No 17, Windmill-greet, Got ien-4querc, offer, ru tree Seleetion of the Nobility and Gentry, a larre Stuck FRENCH and other choice FOREIGN WINES, fit fin immediate bottling, at toe folloeint yneta, for present payment nnly, viz. Old Port 9M. t.. 1001 per pipe ; SS'. No 40s. per doers—Old Crusted ditto, 445. to 48s—OH Sherry, 1001. to 1 , 31. per butt; 421. per diners-4nd./ Madeira. 1281. per pipe; fiSa. per doeen.—Clatet, 901. to 1001. per hophead ; 114 e. to 90e per dozen -•Sso.ac, 1.44.--Cognise Wendy, 244. par gallon— Old Jamaica Rum, 1161.—Holltri.4, 201.-411 other Foreign Wines and Spirits, on terms equally reaaunable. CAUTION AGAINST IS_ IMPROVED MINERAL TEETH. Nu. g, FRI TII-STREEP, St) IVR. DE CHEMAN I', Surgeon• Dentist. and 1 Inventor id these admirable subatitutes for 'wine's! Teeth and Gums, continually perceives in the Within papers and circular letters addressed to his Pat rents. that a foreign menial Servant, whom he tinily dismiesed for niiscnod.all, has s:nce had the assurance to announce himself Deists' and Maier of Ina Mineral Paste Teeth; and, in order to impose upon the Poe tic, has also the audacity to state that he has been 14 years his Assistant. Mr. De Chetrart owes it to that liberal Public, to whom he stands so highly indebted, tonsure them in the public end so lane manner, that during the short ume this roan lured in his Weer*, he ems engaged and employed merely in the capacity of Footman. Mr. De Chemant had Littered himself t h at the general esteem and confidence whicti his experience of twenty years, and enotolerable late Improvements in this most useful Art, have instated him, were prods even against the Malevolence of his Fasem—s, however contemnible ; •nd he is confident that the Public will see with astonishment arid horror the base attempts of the nistaided Menial Servant and lebatteert:sing Partner, to dt.tort an a.h of pity and mercy on the pert of her, De Chemant, into an attempt •to injure their Citaracters in the eyes of the world. The fad is, Mr. De Chemant having h-en nil-bed by this very Servant, was ceder the necessity of bringing him hetore the Magistrate in Marl borough-sireet, where the stolen property was produced, ase emtatned, and restored to Mr. De ..!heinant ; who, from his. inanity arid entreaty, was inclined to diop the prosecution, and prevent the dreadful consequence, of • conviction et stealing in • private dwirlling.honse. Mr. De Chemant will nut descend to reply to the calam ine.' which, very unisrunintably, bird admission into some Public Prints. He leaves them to the 'contempt of the N B. 'These Persons who may desire to be Creteince.l of the greet superiority of the Mineral Teeth made by Mr. De Cue merit, are referred to a Treatise on the subyeS, which may be hail at his house, or of Mr. Dittos, Soho square. This Treatise evinces tine dangerous consequences arising from the use of Teeth extracted front dead braises, or made lit animal substance, subject to dray ur dissolution, as well as the evil, attendant on the transplanting of Human Teeth; with Observations and Cases corroborating the opinions of William Watson, John Hunter, and ocher eminent Surgeons, who have demonstrated the frequent inoculation of diseases by thes e modes of practice. To which is submined, Advice to hlothers and Nunes en the Prevention and Cure of those Diseases which attend the first Dentition. Likewise, Remaiks on the g eat Superiority of Mr. DI CH).MANT's luconuptiMe Teeth, made of Mitlllllli Pia., with or without Garai. This Wink contains the approbation ro all the Faculty, and the Academy of Sciences at Pare; and also, that of the most col :east•Medical Cliaractera in London, with the coneurient espetiencir of mote than twelve thousand miens of rank aced respectaban, during the law sixteen yews. This discovery has ootaiited Letters Paten, both to Lasland and Irate. Doors open at bress.begin precisely at Seven.—Son 4s Pe to.—H.if Pm* a Quarter befoie tit t. Places for the Hoses to be taken at the Theatre, f•otn Ten to Time ticlock.—Seitanta cannot possibly keep thew water GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES, difthargel of Land-fax Upwards of L 100,004 value in Capitol Prizes.—Twenty Thousand Ticket.. To Ise drawn 111 Goildiall. Lilt of Capital Prizes, with the Value of each t Grand hotel, N 0.9, ti1.in0m05t5wit....1...25,0 , 0 Nu 'Y4, Skiniier•street No. 41, ditto ' Na. 49, din*. 6,000 No. 3, Plckett-stretit ... 4, 0, 0 No. 7, ditto Nu. 17, Stigma street Nu. 21, ditto ,... &MK/ No 41, ditt) 4,01/0 N,. 8, ditto ..., 4,009 No. 4, ditto 4,070 N. In, Picket-street . ........ .....• 4,000 No. 1 I , ditto 4,000 No It', Skinner mime. 3,000 No, 40, West tide of Sawmill. No 45, Skinner-5treet...........••••• 3,000 N.. 49, ditt0.... No. 49, ditto • 3,01 A No. 4, Pickett-street.. . 3,000 No ft. Skinner-street .... O,OOO Making together the Sum of L. 64,010 1 Half-past Seven Hooks et the Pesformanee, and Re ieshrneuts of Tea and Coffee, to be had At the Theatre. EIESIRTEKS. WHEREAS the undermentioned Persons have deserted horn the Princess Charlotte's Regoneet of Loyal Southwark Volunteer Infantry, coot wended by Lieut. Wows' Aloe*. vs.-- JOHN VIPOND, ard 17 years, about five feet one inch hlir, dark ectoplasm.), dark eyes, brown b.rr, was born in the parish of I,lanumlett, in the iouisty ut Gleirrergau, and by trade an organ-builder; he was a titer its the above reittnent, and I.as been seen lately in several skittle rounds in the neigh bourhood or Ciorkenwell, Gorman-street, and places ariyacmit. He a reported to have grown tall and rather genteel, aoh • rough, or brut" heed of hair ; is supposed to be now in the service of a surgeon or apothecary. He deserted the let of Juno, 1614. JAMES STEPHEN SCANDRETT, aged 19 year., ass eat hi inches high, fair consolation, dark eyes, Drown hair, bras born in the parish of St Pancras, Middlesex.; ha. been * footman or livery servant, end dal aa as a hies it. the St. Pancras Crwito of Volunteers. He deserted July, 1507. FASSTIN JEFF kRE, aged 18 years, tyre feet five inches high, fair complexion, dark eyes, light hair, was born in the pariah of St (ides, 'Middlesex, by trade a shoiensakor, and d , . - 1 ad as drummer in the Volunteer Corps of Loyal North E.iteris ; has boon frequently seen ir. the nviehhoeinood of Linicon Wall, in the parr.)' of Allb.llowlr Load"- H. dis *cited 25th November, 1807. Whoever wilt apprehend, or civic to be apprehended, any or either a the above Deserters, and lodge them in any art His Majesty's Gaols, or b.ing thesis to the He. , !-Querters at the Regiment, shall, up. spplication to me, receive a Re word or I WI) (H1141...NS tnr each, over arid above the %noel Reward allowed by AA of flartiatinent for apprehending Deserter,. THOS. STAPLETON, AdJUIIII4, HearLQuartere, P. C. Reg. L. b. V. L Dee. g, 11114. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest esalmate, and there is no doubt that by the tune the Lottery is drawn. the Property will he vary considerably increased in value. In proof of this Net, it was the i :itention of the C o ntractors to helve mimed to purchase the several [louses, at the primes set against each, but it was deemed cmtrary to the Act of Parlonienv„ fur them to offer Money for the Howes before the Lottery was drawn. It is, however, certain, that offers h a ve been made (root 'minus persons to purchase several of the llnuses at the Prices they are estimated at, awl it is pro posed 'hat those Prises, which are divided into small Shares, than be and the produce paid to the Shareholders, se cording to tacit respective Slimes. Tickets and Shares ate selling at all the Licensed Lotter Of.ces. Praseet Pnce HIV L 4 00 I Eighth L 1 t titeectst 0 1111Suaessith... 0 10 6 k