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_ I F., , . x,-mr.Ert 1374 FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR JOHNSTON, M ACHINIST AND DECORATOR THEATRE-ROYAL, DR URY-L AN F. r H T IS i, P ., I i t I... , ..i ti E ,, N s l:2: . V . E . N ll T l G te Jt . ine ed l y , a t sO7, 111 E DRAMATIST. vapid (with t',e origin.' Epilogue) Mr. Ellist in• Lord rAcis, Mr Dessturs ; Harry Nlyilli,, Mr. 11. Si:Mons; iinui, Mr Mit;iiewii; Florivil'e, Mr. Palmer; Willoughby, Mr. Bartley; Peter, Mr. Penley ; Robert, Mr Welds lady SV..'lor't, Mrs. Sparks ; Louisa Courtney, Mrs. 11. Siddon.; Ms'ima, Miss Boars; and Letty, /141a1 Tidswell. • ..1 the course 01 the Evening will lye intr duce], the erte. hated air of . Srd a Smile to a Tear," by Mr. Brehatii. cc empanied by himself on the r.a , . , Forte After which, the Muriel Einertaininent of THE PRIZE; OR, R, 5, ;i, b llT.'ne„nWirivll'. W. Banniste r; Bratism. Mr.Libel, Ca dd y, Mr. Matthews; Nlr.f"°e Juba, k" M.i.rer West. Caroline, Signora Stormer, To which will be added (last time this Season) the new Grand Mclo-Drama , if THE WOO!) DIEMONI ; OR, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." Hataylenute. (Count of Holstein) Mr. De Carry ; Guelph°, r. Penley; Wiltikind, MI. Ru.sell : Lirdyn, Miss C. tins- W; OW!. Mr. Gibbon; Sangrnla the Wood Dv non:, r Montgomery. Una, Mos Boyce; and Clotilda, Mrs. we. T,,,,, Am on D aw n. sa d pr o e...s,ions, under the direction Mr. D'‘'gr:lte, by Messrs. Uenii It. Greens Hotribws H. d E. lkiinLit, (Pu ila of Mr. DIVIiIP ) Thr Macnosery, Dresses, and Ekeonittous, designed by Mr. erasion, and ex, ented by him, and under his direction, by r llotrf , rw. , .1 i .il Mr. Fa..ks C.. s I ItE.ttUYAL. V .I.AN ,T 0-MORROW .VENING, June 2. U 307, P Their Malaties' Set film-. .-!' act the Tragedy of PIZA RRO Pee uriaii..--Attalibe, Mr. Pogreil; Rolla, Mr Ellioon ; Wm, Cora , Niro. H. Saildwis, Fernand Mise Spaii.aide —.PatAtro, Mr. IlArlyntore ; Alui.za, Mr Lanky ; Las Cai.lll, Mr- Eyre. F.i Ira. Mrs. Pore?! • After which . ( bath s eiinel the N.. Melo Drama of T EK ELI. Co•ont Tekeli, Mr. H. Sidro.ons; W.,11„ (firs Friend) Mr. Ipcnitooo ; Count Caraffa, (the Geo er.ol Mr. Cartes; Ed. round, (ha Coipt till) Mr. Bartle. , 814 , defer, Mr , Mathews; Nitwit", Mt. D t Conrail. (She Miti.,) Kyre. (the lisweinw of Mitritgatn) Mrs. POWOU ; Christine, ;the 1)aolyll •r) EHEA ER V•stOYAL. WEN; 1-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 1, 1807, wit) be 'entwined. the Tr.age.ly KING LEAR. • King Leif, Mr. Cooke; Wirguirly, Mr. Piell; Cornwall, Ratan', Mr. Claremont; KY.', Mr. WARM, j .;I. ' ster, Mr Murray ; FAlgsr, Mr. C. Ka-amble ; 1111151af0 . , Mr. ) 4, 11955M. R'isr. Mrs St. Leg.:r; i/oneril. Mrs Dibdlni Curdelia, Mw Smith; Arante, htiss Waddy. To which will he al lid. a New Pantomime, called, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER.GOOSE OR, Tilt: GOLDEN EGG Mother Goose, Mr. Sim .nuns ;Coin. afterwiris I is lertifin. Air Kang and Mr Relogna, Jun. ; 'Squire Bugle, afterwards (sewn, Mr. Grimaldi AQUATIC THEATRE—SAL/LEA'S WELLS. FIMIS PRESEN 1' EVENING anti jo-marrow 1 Ermine, a new Pantomime, calie.d, HA Rik - AGIN end 4. EY I'EIGIN.S. Clown, Mr. Grimaldi. 'fln• tarter!santneots to curse ode with an entire new Grand Aquatic Itek.Carnatarts Iliontluago. with new fieenery, Ma ehinur, Dress , end Dreirations, callr-d, The OCEAN FIEID; The INFANT'S PERIL. The Piece written by C I):•rdiu, tun. ih Mesic enrwely new, and curaposed by Franca:ma Chstacrtrs b. ISnurk, Mr Ridg •..!, Mr Hartland, Mr. Smith, Mr Pyrie, Mr. Louis ; Ma• dam,. Louis. Mite I,ery, Mr. ittdgway, and Ws. M•Cart- Ler Skeet; Of the Scetawy . :-.Cutr..4.e of Pedriwo, ul.ut the borders of the Sea. Interior of • Grotto. Suigerreneours Re tees. Grand Chtauber lit the MariariX. Pa!aee. Interior of a W0 , • , 1 by Mauhalaght Entra.ice to the Magic Cavern of Jaques Wocd Ruins .aec Seen. Arched Rocks care the Water. Palace of Gardens, with the introduction of Dol phins, Triterts Ilee.herraes, Ste. and the appearance .4 the Cecan Fiend ?he two 14,4 Scenes on real Water. The Scene ry the whole • with that of the other Pieces, designed by Mr. latalrews, and executed by Alin and Ass:staist.,—Boa 4 1 . Ys. ts;ai. Is. r 11HE real JAPAN BLACKING, mad( by DAY and MARTIN.— l'his invaluable Comunntuni, w.th !Lathe usual labour, produces the most b - ilhant let black ever Irike:d, *fords ue.:iiliar nourishment to the leather, wit; not sua Lie finest linen, is free from any unpkasant !.nell, and will retain in virtue. m any climate. Sold, Whole rile, by Day and Martin, at the Manufactory, No 9i, Hato Dolborn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock-sircet; W. Day, 455, Realinw.strret; Antal, No. 1, Finch-lane; the pincipal Buutniakers, P.:rfumers, and Oilman, in the Vlletiu. pale, and in ever! Town throughout the Unit,' Kingdom, n atone bottles, fid earl.. MESSRS GOUiti)LU, Y.:si t3.F. (ZILNITLEMEN—B,Ang restored to 1 le.sith by 1 , 0 , 0 f vEGtrist.t ISKI.SAM, it Is my Autry to 34- n.,urNs it, aid to desire y m will publish say case, etc , all labouring mid., the same anfortunate ca•aincy, may • despairof relief, if the.; will but have recourse t.. your in , doable Medicine. In 11104, 1 was most r.o:ei.t'y attacked min a looseners in my bowels, succeeded with a dry trough, which cmitinued 617 inu when I was ..eiged with a vim 14 my anif 5c.:04.14..10.d •sealrness, total Mrs at appetite, and a dresdfu. de;re.tioit of smut, wii , ch reduced ma to a skeleton in this sitnati“is I was &leaded by the most eminent of Cie faculty, till th:ir skill was wryer, and ray lire destwlred of-..but happily int me, RI 1-ierol, Mt Couto, begged me to Try your Veitetible Balsam, uhigt, I did, by sending for a qua bottle sinin.-duhrly, in winch I found relsr ; I COntillUid at to I I had taken siren quarts, by which mums, thiough the I.:ewiiig of jod, my health is perfectly restored, and I shall be litio e y to coe liac* any inquirer of this fact, that will do one ii,. favour to till upon me... 46, 141thbury.—Aug 14,1806. N. It . TM. Medicine is sanctioned by the following Nobility : The M.. , Non!, the Marquis of I.othian. Right Ilona Viscount Dudley and Ward. Right lila. Lord Mandeinahl. Rig,t I Ina . Lord Gyrate,. I :l2h' Hon. late Lard Fonda-tie. Ag 4. Hon Lard Moetterd• Right Hon late V.,:o , ootces Drodlor7 and Ward. Right Hon. Lady Down,er Granticy. Right Don. Lady Dow..;,er Vicountess Falmouth. Right Hon. L-47 Dowager Furtescue. la v Apureece. _Si:--Fraucis Mike, Edward Newanhain,John Coghill, and , bo , tee Arnistioug, Ge ' iteCs-a!liyle and Pronly. C•lersei , —Biker ant Debaili. Aed other cerriticates from the Nobeity, of late • ea, which may Lc seen at the Proprietors' in bloynaimiy• ittsre, chide they may be c on s u lt e d eyory day from 1 t t. e'alt.orteir seen is written atfull length urea each stamp '` l lAA upon each book. 4,1.1 he Randal'. Korai Ruching* Newhery and Son, St. l '." Chore...v.4 I Ward, ; IS,Akr, Chea ; thaeo.i..ohe e t; Shaw end Edwards, 66, St Paul's " 1 -yard; Wade Bend-street; and all priat•iial Ven•lurs Ms I; anted LassgriOm• Tle 4rittob MONDAY ANCIENT MUSIC ROAM, HANOVti•SQUARL lk,l R. LEE mast humbly trgicits the Patronage 2 and Pro-Art . lton nt the No'-lhty, Gamey, and Piddle. to bss THIS LtA Y, when wdi be performed, a CON. corr. Grand Piano Forte, Mr. Greatorez. Leader of the Band, Mr. Crania,. Act I —Symphony. Haydn —Duetto. Mr. and Mr.. Vaughan...—Coneerto Piano-Forte. MiaMorefl, (who wa. 4n■ Wind 1 Vinit , —Song. Mr. Ilain as —New Coirearto Violin, the Young Spaniard. Kreutam.—Song, Mn. Vaughan. , . Refrashmvrats as us4-;31. Act 11.—Occasional Overture. Ilaode.l. Song, Mos Hawkins —Conci.rio Violoncello, Mr. R _ Liiulle~—Song, Mr Vaughan—Solo, French Horn, Mr. Petride, Junt Full Piece. Tickets 10e.41. each, to be had at Mr fitrchall's, New Benchstreet ; Clit.neoti and 01 Cheapud 2; of Mr. 1./e, 18, Walntit.treeW. , k, I.ernhet!,; and at the Door. fd H. The L;ireel.e's door will be opened. boors open at Seven, and to begin at Eight o'Clock. The Nobility and Gentry are untreated to int:er their Coach men to set down and take up with the horses' heals inwards Great Gnige.street, as the side door is fur chairs THE Public are respeefully informed, that Madame CATALAN( will have a GRAND CONCKRT on FRIDAY, the 12th ut June,at thelfew Rooms in Argyle street ; on which occasion Mr. esitant will nog, fur the first time, a Duo and Scelia with Madame Catalani. Madams Suiraco and Signor Nsldi Ism *heists consented to assist at this Concert, and a numerous Band wil he Isrlected horn the first ulenta us the country. The Cincert under the direttian of Mr. G. T. Smart. Tickets, at One Guinea each, to be hid at the ofF.re of the Fashionable Institution, its Argyle-street ; and at Mr. Kelly's al usica I Saloon. N. B. Toe whole suite of rooms will be thrown opens, with rcheslimeuts, kc. as at the tided Assemblies. EXHIBITION of the [IISTORICA L A. PAINTINGS of DAMOCLES, VENUS and DIANA, St' dm. by Mr. A DIIROST, is nnw open, at his H .usr, 55, from Nano it. dui Morning MI Du3k.—Adiast .tant.e Ii BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. • VMS GALLERY. for the EXHIRITIONT and SALR of the WORKS of BRITISH AItI'ISTR, IS NOW OWN to (ha Public, and will continue open eve'' , day, from ten in the mot g till ire in the afternoon. Ad:nittance, It Cita!nor, 64. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. PREGNANCY ANY LADY, in this SITUATION, under rcultar circumstance, may obtain a confirtential Friend, and secure her hono,Ar and hstipinesa, by addre,ing a Letter, (post•pai4) to Mrs. drinavon, Mn. 16, Broad arena, GePten square, when a private interview with the AC:, niter will be appointed. ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS, For taking bon Moulds, Ink S.6otg, Red Wine, and other Stains, nut ..f Linen, Muslin, Laro, kc end for many other as a Substitute far Lemons. Price Ore Shilling the Roe. 1,1 AV IN( ; received ntrmernue Complaints that a ii COMpthll , iOllll, gold under the titk of S..•t of Lemons, are. stqA only istAdaws Gal, hut that they horn and destroy the Linen, I think it itemassart th- Public, the. my Tyne Alum tial Salt of Lemonsi. on;' to be hart, wheiessl , tied 'evil, at nay Shop in Cockaptir.sireet, and this eon • Is u! he depended upon as mums but lOW halt toy Signature on the bottom of each Box, and on t4e outside of the Wrapper. W. A kYI.F.Y. N. B. The Salt of I.oroons is partictearly medal t.. L *dies in washing then' hands, as rt inttantts takes out the Sums of Fruit, cu t louse4 &e. anti to 11/1101 more liifialb:l3 to use than Lemon it-ter. At the was place may be had, RAY LEY'S %COWERING naoPs, for taking Grow out of Suk„ Stud', Woollen PROPRIETY or PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Beauty and Health cannot be more essentially promoted, than by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth. IV'( R. NEWTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 1. POWDER, having received the approbation id the first Nohdlty, Gentry, and a generous Public, by an extensive con sumption for a series of jean, as well as the attestatiou of its superiorexcellence, from the analysis of its component pasta, by the mood distinguished Medical chaiacters, who have pro. °minced it the most pleasant V. get bit ruoth Powder known, to increase the beauty of the enamel, and prc.note the durability of the 'routs, anti which has, in coironuence of its experiences, anvantages, best honoured will. the immediate pa. mouee of their Majesties, arid the various Illustrious Branches of the Royal Faintly, Nodility, Gentry. &c. m the United Kingdom. NEWTON'; TOOTH POWDER is an A •rringent and Antiscorbutie Powder, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grateful to the palate, and pleasant in it. use; in fine, to those who a; ?It it, it as a =ruin preventitive of pain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest period of life. It continues to be taithfedy pre rased by Mr. Newton 'only), at his house, Kennington. ( late of Great Riissel.street, Landon), from the genuine Recipe of the late Sir Ricriard Jebb, Physician to Their Majesties, drc ; and sold wholesale, retail, and for env potation, by Mesara. Shaw and Edwards, Na. 65, St. Paul's Chi's '• vard, who'll he haseinpowered to make a liberal allow ance to he. s.n and Country Vender:, Merchant:, &c.; also, retail, by every k, lamer An 4 Medicine Seller in the Kingdom, in Bones, at Si 94. each N Pies.s, to ask for Newron's Tooth Powder, and see that B. If. Newton" is written on each Box with rod ink, as all cam sold es Neoton's are impositions. FOR THE RIIIEUVIATISMS, CONSUMPTION, itc. foe R W WILSON'S ANTIALTDRITIC, or, ALTFR ATIV POWDER. 1 1 1-1 E Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Sin deal in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to offer to the Public an effi'veinus Remedy fur the above, as well as for really pastimes deemed incurable. It has been 'incisively used in Ireland for billefai years, and its salutary Efloct, are produced in a safe and easy manner, with very little germane ()iteration. By mixing with the Blood and Juices, it applies itself to the Seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by s:ear degrees, how its akeratire and healing Qualities. In Con sumptions it will generally e . rot in the Two Firm stager, and ort.su r•en la :he last. In the Scropliula, or F •il, a used earls, the Cure will be openly, and the ulcerated Glands will h.,al; and it has beoi fifteen to rescue the Patient even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. But Poisons with Gout, Klimaiwatistot, Cancers, and with bilious and nervous Diseases, would do well in I he I'IDLOSOPFIT of PIIY SIC," written by the Inventor (to be had at Syinunds's, Pate—niater.row, or so' the Venders of this Medicine,) so which a...extraordinary Efficacy will be sheen in Clflolll maances. Powder does stet contain any ingredient untriendly to the human Constitutton; and, instead errakenuog, its tendency is to invigoiate, and to improve the general Dralfh. It ecca. si tits no danger from Cold, and requires neither Confinement nor ening, of Diet. Sold by F. Nesibeie and Sons, at tke only Warehouse for Dr James% Powder, No. 45, iii St PAIS Church-yard, Len art') ; in Packers, rocs 4a. 6d each, containing I'llm.y-tiro D iota. traserve that the Wools, " F. Newhcr!, Na, 43, St. Fakirs," are oostavel ass the Stamps. GAS LAMPS, AND GENERAL ATIONAL LIGHT' and HEAT COM PANY, for the USE of COKE and GAS LIGHTS. to he .)1,1 with a Million of Capital, in 90,000 Fifty Pound at Si. cost only, as the other 4M. will be do do/led hem theilisidends The public trial. an Carlton Garden Wall, in St. James's Park, will be mad", by gra:ieus lieu mission, on the 4th June, ur honour of His Majesty's Birthday. The GENERAL :MEETING will be held at the Crows and Anchor, Strand, on FRIDAY. the 2Sth of Jane, at Twelve o' Clock. in ender that distant country Subscriber. (qualified to voi.) may attend in person or by proxy. Till that day, the Iluminatiuns, Eeperiment, atul Lec tures, will continue (of public conviction, at Light o'Clo-k, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 'reality.. Subscrip. tinny, with a reserve of more Shares, are received at this Of. ace; f4csm. Devaynes and Co 39, Pall Mall ; Sir M. RM.- ham aid C.. 27, Oracech4fri-street ; and the most res;act able Country Ranks, where plans, &c. may Ise had gratis Four Paraphlet%, in eiwulAtion, are sold at Richardson's, Chapple's ; and the Ofice, 97, Pall. Mall. N. I. The Lamps have already been I ghtrrl five times, by way of trial, sad answered every expectatim, although the Gan flows above 11101 feat iron my premien. before it comes to the first lamp in St. James's Park. WINSOR, Inventor and Patentee. 97, Pell-Mad, May 50. I'MMER LOTTERY, consisting of only S TWEN ET THOUSAND TICKETS. begins Drawing 14th of July, 112:a. SCAIENIE. 1 .... Prize of .... L. 24,000 .. is .. L. 50,000 2 2 5,00 l 5 SVO 23 33 2,300 2,530 20,000 Tickets. L 200,000 Irtrated•awa Tiaist Pinoth Dat, Ailing the only Seed Capital, TIDE rY T&LOUS %ND POUNDS. The Draeing wili be refulatty 0.000 Tickets each Day. Ist, turd's. - .1,4 Is 6th, Cucuta), - Aug. 11 2,1, Twee4ey. • J u'y II 9th, Wed....day, - Aug le Id, Tue.ldy„ - July Ite stn, Thmrsdby, . Aug. I s 4th, Thursday. • Aug. 6 I oth, Fawley, - . Aug. IS sth,Sattuday, - Aug. 64 1011 h, Sautday, . Aug. 15 Pll mit. Toiret L. 19 16s. 11.11 f .. L.. 10 J 0 I Leigh ' • L. 6 It 0 Quartet .• 5 3 0 1 Slassalli .. 1 I 6 UN E I, 1807 GENERAL ELECTION. A T a Numerous and RrspeQahl,• MEETING cf th. FREEHOLD AS rd ibe C..... , y dent in London, at lb. London Colic.* ir,us-, 411 the G..li of May, 13,.:7 ; _ %/ALTER FA‘VKF.S, E.ri in theClirir It eras Unanimously it , aihrerl, 1. That the re,...ired this day from York, are w h as to encourage the most •ianguine hopes of t.md M succors. 2. That s•very individual now present exert his most s!rer.ii nos mule:groom to o .iscover Freeho;ders, and to induce them to set off o. Tina without delay. 3. That the short period now remaining before the close of ' the Poll, demand. the utmost estoedition in forwarding such Voter. as may he ili.poseil to farrow cause of Lord Mi:ton. 4. That muire!antes be stational at the most consameot places, fin the acionninod.itnin of such as are desirutia of re. pan.ng to York. Ciento, will be penvided et tbe Saracen's Head, SnnwAill ; Hull ansl Mouth , FlinisandsMontmstreet, St. Martin•ii-le tamp! ; and St. Albaii'a Tavern, St. Alban't sheet ; and all information cotelucise to thesuceess of the Deakin is dosiret to be stilt to the Committee. winch cat daily at tire St. Albao's Tavern, and Saracen's Head, Snow Hill. WALTER FAWKES. It was then resolved unanintously—TLat the thsk. of thin ildeetoig be pr.tented to Walter Fawkes, for his inde . iendent and Ceelt.tuttoc i al c induct, as Rein- teirtati•e 41 the et•tvotv of York, dersiic the last Pas Wows 6 for the kral bud pa?rtoCreset *Alt ettitch he has supported the cause ..fiseleir..ndence,, oast of Lord Milton, elute% ttie present t;finte,t; and for the impartiality, yokleoce. and ability, with which he has pre sided at the parent Meeting rIIIHE FREEHOLDERS of YORKSHIRE, in 1 the Interest 61 Lord MILTON, re earueetly relueetzd to repair Immediately to YORK, where their comonaue Ex• pente, to and from that City wW be deira, May 29, 11107. :-'~ ~,,9 • " • )11. • so ref's ..1 - PRICE STICPENCR. er LLING - OPFIC:' Mir 44 ) , 40. THE' ISSIONERB foe radoMisrg Moja:Pp s Vary do hereby sten Notice not oadlil'aisnA ti,e lath at Anse nett, they wall be rea dy to ',nix, Tessirra soa Wriltng, (seated ..p), rod treat ,for THnEt TH•AJSANO (:ALLONS rf WEST-INDIA RUM, w• of FUREIO3 BA ANDY, to Ire defirored esti haft In the spire of INC Month, and the reogairoirr is Unr Alio.tbs Nerrilords. 110• • !Its 1114,:ty's Vida:US:no St,sres of Deptford, Portsmouth, and falloseing proportions, en: Dept:rot , ' . . . Portsmouth Plymuuth ser,ono and to be paid for by Rills, payahle, IPA baestersee, Mattis Days afrer 7.. a 4+Jirinms of the Comarech they be tees of the &crest tery's N. B. Na Tender wiH be orrepted, unless 'h, .Piantitu f Roos and of finings, together iota the price theoe4; Mitt be separate's, dettn•lly smug; our sill nny Tender br artniami jar a ksi driaweil than Tess Thousand G won."' either Article Na reoard snit be had to any render, in &itch the Price atilt not he inserted in Words at fesszth, or tbot Oa not be deltormi to the Board hisfswe nee o'Clock, on the said Thivesmt.... the 18 , 1. mac nett b aw antra the Persia orbs amian the Tia. eila, se wise Perms on his hehatf; attends to onssser when called for. SOUTH-SEA HOUSE, MAT 20, MT TETECOU RT 011ABSCTO RS of the SOU Ll - SEA co‘ipAvrivor mptics, nut ate TRAIIISFEK ROOKS SOUTH SEA srotic, rid be Aug Ns MON- • DAY, the Ix stt June Hiles, at Tao ?Clack seedig 04 w EDNEs Y the 13th sl Jest, palmist. That the S r ANS- , EER ROOKS •••t NEW SOUTH SSA ANNUITIES, 'nit he sttett 014 nastily the td rn Jane ned, at Iwo o'clock, awl yip. • Th•••stlaytht 16th of July fattspai..g. 4.d that the TRANS FER AOOKS of THREE PER CENT SOUTH SSA AN NUITIES, 17SI, ;AR be shut on Tuesday the 9th of Jung swot. at re. eetseß, trust erted ••.1 Turrhy the 14th of .1 film follat•%. FO ALIGN INTFLLIGNI;ICE. -ill • -- • ••-•./.. • . 47' TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLEIV;Y, AND FREEHOLD- MIS, OF THE eOUN L'Y OF sussEx. C wets, THF. disinterested support I have met with,. 1 during a lung contest, hai ,nade the deepest iiniirewsuli upon my mind; he assured, that that impression shall nev.., be elfie,tl but with ms hfa, sod that L shall study still to maintain that independence ut chsrecter which . has been so nobly and manfully seconded by you. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faith tal Serval t, Lewes, May 29, 18117. JOHN FULLER. TO TYE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, ANIS FREI - .HOLD• ERN, OF THE COUNTY OE DURHAM. Gaartatram, WITH the most lively feelings of gratitude, allow me to express my thanks for the inderierattnt manner in which you have been pleased to elect me are of your Representative's in Pailianie..t I bog to assure you, that I shall ever feel indebted for so tli , tingutshvri a marl: of your corihilence, and that it shall b• my most seduleu. eruisavour to promote the wrlfam of the U: . ..ted Kingdom, and the Corn. martial and Lauded Intireus of this Cewrity in particular. I remain, Gentlemen, with this greatest esteem and regard, Your obl.ged and faithful Servant, Durham. May 25, 1307. H. V. TEMPEST. THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, N. 30, for MAY, is Fist published, price 2s. 6d. Printed fJf Archibakt Constable and Co. Erlintitugh ; and Jo:in Money, Floss-stiset, Landon. THE LINEN COMPANY was founded on the U ormi„ in 1801, by some of the first Dinette" in Ireland, to oppose the new and injurious system of whiten. int with muiratie acid, which desires the fibre; tilt-I'Am no house in this C • .pit:y but N. 4, Elloomshury-suare, near Southainptoo.street, leading to Holborn. They sell nu article but Irish Linens, and not It.. than a Piece. of Twenty-fise Yards; each Piece is warranted as to fabric, and to be bleached on the Ga.', and the Money returned if a fault appears. Cash, as usual, for Bank of Ireland Notes; 1001. English prwitaces them 4 , 40• C !It'. in Ireland, which is taken' oif In rating the Goods, and no second price made. N.B. Orders executed with Punctuality 1. O'BRIEN. Agent to the Company. GOTTENUIR , ;II MAIL. GUTTIP,MIURGN. MAY 2t. There is not a word of news. However, repoet says, that the King his declared the Armistice ct an end ; but this due; net appear from the Stralsund Bulletin, and in.leed it seems, by his ha►ing knight ed General Essen, that His Majesty approves of the UNA4Ute. SWEDISH GAZETTE. 11ULLETIN. Head Quarters, Strahund, May 14. Yesterday, after the parade, all the Officers of she different Swedish regiments, quartered in this city and its neighbourhood, were presented to His Royal Majesty, to whom he was pleased to express in the most gracious terms, his approbation of their gallant conduit during the last campaign in Pome rania. The Ocers nominated Knights of she Royal Order of the Sword, were afterwards intro. neral, Von Winning, who commands the Prussian tronps. which have joined the Swedish army, sad are in garrison here, was also presented to the King. This day, at twelve o'clock at noon, all the troops which are here were formed in a line on a field near the Knieper Gate, under the command of 02netal Baron Tolls. His Majesty, attended by the general staff, and Lieutenant General VOLI Winning, pro ceeded to the centre, ordered the colours of all the regiments to advance, and created Baron Von Essen, G..vernor General of Pomerania, and Grand - Crass of the Order of the Sword His Majesty rode along the line, from the ri;kt wing to the left, and saluted the troops, who answered with the universal acclamation, " God save the flint." *fhis morning arrived the French Capt. Boor. going, from General Mortier, with the intelligence, that General Bound had taken the command of the French army, stetoriiil on the Swedish hos tiers. Mr. Clinton, Royal British Brigadier-General, ar rived here on a pAriieul tr missior, from the British Government, was yesterd.ty presente4 to Fts Ma jesty, by the Royal British Envoy, Mr. Stratton. The Queen, and Prince Royal of Sweden arrived, on the 14th May, at Halmstad, on their way to War . berg and Gottenburgh. Another Swedish Envoy is waiting at Gotten burgh, to take his passage to replace Baron Re hanien. FROM THE FRENCH A,(D WITCH PAPERS. SEVENTY THIRD BULLETIN OF THE GIIAND ARMY. ELSING, /r 8. The Persian Ambassador has rect•ived his au dience of leave. He brought some very fi•,e presents to the Emperor from his master, and r veived in re turn the Emperor's portrait, enriched with precious stones. He returns dire3ly to Persia. He is a very censichiable personage in his counrry, and a man at sense and great sagacity. His return to his country WAS necessary. It has been regulated that there shall henceforth be a numerous legation of Persians at Paris, and Frenchmen at Tchesan. Tue Emperor repaired to Eibin,z, and reviewel between 18 and 40,000 cavalry, cantoned in the environs of that town, and in the island of Nov,t, I I I i 4 ' 1 A ' i I