The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-06-15 00:00:00

- 1.P.71 :be ilitittleb ilr ;.).4:: J ..) • vto NUMBER I,iSb•l FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. GiAssINGToN, pommy , alt. TFIFA ritE-ROYAL, COVENT-G !ADEN. THIS Piti.SENl MONDAY, Jane 15, 1307, will be a,ted ( 1 ?7 . parbrearrinte) a Tr..geely. TVIE REVENGE. Don Alonzo, Mr. C. Kcmhle ; !too Carle., Mr. Rfunton ; Dori Alvarez, Mr. Murray ; Don Manuel, Mr Cromwell ; Zones, Mr KEMBLT.; Leonora, Moss grunion; Hahelh, Pars Ilumphries. At the end of the P ay, Tne Thorn, by M• A Comic Stmt. "Joh,. Grouse and Motner Goose, by Mr frriery. sys.A. new Trio, composol by Mr. ShirfJ, Galled l'r•ase with fame'. or, Glorious War!' by Mr. Incledon, Mr. Taylor, and Mr Bellamy " When cruising ...old old Albson's C000t," by Mr. Ineledoh and Mr Taylor. :•• which s rll be added, for the Mb time, a new Pans tontline, called, Ti kRLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OA. THE MILIAN EG(.. THEATRE-ROYAL, HAY MARKFT. 'I I IIE Fublie are respeefully informed, shot this 'THEATRE. WILL OPEN THIS EVENING, 311tINDAT, June 13, 1807, with the Coine4y at THE ItIF IR AT LAW. Daniel nestles (Ikea Loyd Doted') Mr. Marken; tick Dowlaa„ Mr. Polymer, jun.; Dora). P.mrloss, Mr. Fawcett; Hem , . Moreland. (first time) liC,Cartais Stedfar, Mr.Clkol)- man ; Zekirl Homespun, Mr. De Canty ; Kennett, Mr. Waddy. Deborah Dewitt, (alias Lady Doherty) Mrs Pow. ell ; Caroline Dorm,. 'int time) Tajlor ; and Cicely Illomaspun. Mrs. Gibbs. The ()sigma! Iraolosruo by the Characters. To which will lie added, the last new Popular Farce, called, CATCH HIM WHO CAN. The Overture and 14,1111 C enrapsweel by Mr Honk. ttlptimini, Mr. Carle,; Coult Tl:seedozer, Mr. Palmer, jun.; Pc Indus, Mr. Leven ; Thamaege, Mr. Tay lin ; La Fleur, Mr. De Can Sill and Phittp, Mr. Mathews Cauatm, Muss Taylo. ; Suylpa, Mrs Mathews; *come, Mar Liman; sod 1111 d, Mrs. ‘SIS4. a.m. Ss. I"‘t 3• Foist Gallery 9 a Second G 4 nary IL • The More to be o,,•.uad .1 Sic o'clock, atai tpegis prec.sely al Seven. Plate. for the Ilexes to be tahtto of Mr. Masetsgham, at the Thew-. - re. ,orrorr, A Mogul ; Ways and Means; and The Rem.. Mr. 1 OUNG. from the Theatre.. Rnal, Malichtritar, is ell. gard at Ow; Theatre, And make his firat appe.J• thee i,. the was of . few daps, In a Character which w 44 M aanottacal in future Advertiwimests. VAUXIIALL. Meter the Patronage of tir. livia Highness the Primo of WALES. /rHE GARDENS, in a highly improved Sate, wit.i. OPEN, for the 'Seas"... tyky, Jan. Is. SPLENDID GA LA. TheCo4et.RTtaloonsi.t of is D SF.LEC fIONI Ancient mod Modern MUSIC, the .nest di Ain:waned Masts .•, together with a variety V. new Swap, adapted is the evening Pi.nc.isil Vocal Perfiereer.: Mr. n, Air Gibber. Ntr. Deivttan, Mr. Daubs', Mrs. Eland, Mra. Ma lerum, 14 , . Honk will pussies at the o r p., Leader of the End, Mr Illeinkst Between the Ads, the Royal hi , litaiy Beni, Mll3llre ‘lOll. Vt , I N <t{: perform martial and ether pyre. ; a , C..: y,ale: the Cuo.et •t, will Is. given a brilitant slospiay of FIKE WaltKi, by If .tiara• .....Dnvt,s spew at 7, and Oil Cour.-rt h•ei. at etlaelt...The garesswar• epos oft Jilkamispa. WolimPidery, and Vtiolays. a. Gila Nughta. MRS. WYBROW'S r. • ROYAL CIRCUS, BT. GEORGE',- . THIS PRESKNT MONDAY, Ju.ic IS, IfM7, I nd oe;nhited, a grand d sia.iy of 110R5 ,. .- Ikl 0 43111 P, be W. Sutton, Master Aw-re, &c. C Mr. al.. the celebrated Young 5AUNDE. , t•i'.....t0....1....ir 'e.e . llol P.orformanree A new comic 1/•,ir by M0...g red..* , galled. THE TAN YA'lO ; or, Ill) moults (JF 11F.RMONDiEY. And, with new Slunc, Ma. chilery, Arry.,, mad Dowinatinite, will be performed, • new Grand Ballet ad 4 1 1,Elson, SOLIMA; or, THE MAID OF THE EAST. Maid of t...r r, Mfr. We. hr..., who wall inUr..hree apptddriate B na-I Sword Coialhats. T , 1F...ar••100. It'll b. aerrimpaniorl hy a Grand Military Band. JOrr which, Young SAUNDERS wall ex4ibit his astonishing Fr , fnrmance. on th- TIGHT ROPY:. clown td the Reie't Mr. flutists, Sen. By perm-Air desire, a new Song, by Mr S. Slater. A'aci, an entire Hew' Su rg, for that Shglit ugly, sy Mr Mille,,ealleal. Thrlo4l C•munnilore T.. trfilzh will be added, An illtife new 0t.....1 Serie-C..1111e Patitcmittlir, with un• Se....eg, te. THE %II,GIC !..VOEO; ur, H . A:4I,I I .QUIN WARRItilt. Al ',rill, al cr. wards li.lw ,bone. Mr. Wybrww, who red, or fi.ght imurduee an eutif. .1.11 Pa. lfrott4 4s Po 2a. G41:01, :t. Half-Klee at Ilaltinst. 9. No I..yers k►pt after t 7. Tolima. to be ha I of Mrs Wtbrow. He 7. W...dstxk• street. Illontossest; &.d.4 Mr. SIMICIF/lis, at the 21 , ,x•elfise w he 'rhos tee. WIRE MEAT-SAFES and DISH COVERS, to keep Moat, Poultry, !totter, Comm, he. 'non Hies, Irt•fm. awl other 'tweets aid vermin; tl..t wire admits a tree , ul•tiouof air, by when rtreoseJ of undressed eietual, may bz kept twice the time as art WI/ thing el.e ; are f. wort of the gremot s e ist the Ede and West Indies, e•sd other hot Coun• bet, to e tot .ins of thy. ; (studios feting into the corn trr to lb r sesames oi 1 fin.l them tsysce !sae? useful. Are is h's..el in great variety at r. CA CO and SON'S Wire Work Xl , teferroey, h 9, HAteire.ittil, onee.sit • St. Andrew's Church. talmel htteots thirit m.c11.4 ; ,, *trots: light Peeves ter pales, pleasure•grenmels, plantat•ons, .ke Light Ourtet • ..1111 Few*, ter preestalite t., worel, for dire'...lttr a I aP+irst.aa. Wits Work fee lard.o, dairy and store ' , lute btodowa. Lowder', Aviaries, and Pherosatries, abide t'. any sr V.. • r''l/I TIM (VOU Ir, RIIEIJMATISMS, C , )NISUMP7I 4 N. de. The Rev. W. WILSON'S AN CIARTIIRITIC, or, ALTERATIVE POWDER TIME Inventor of t hi s M e di c i ne , f ormer l y a Stu dent In Physic, at Glamor, is induced to offer to the :,,•ilie so effiescious Remedy for the abuse, is well as for -...) Mimeses deemed incurable. It has been extenowely -el in Ireland for unseal year., and its salutary Elects are , doeed : n a safe and easy manner, with very little serisib:s 1 . - lraliott. By raising with the stood sod limes, it applies twit t o the Sent of the Diiookr, which it will remove by vow degree., fro•ii ill altinative and healing %Wilms. Li Cor lemptte.ts it wit iiiiherelle eeettel in the 'Two First Stages, hid ellen even its the last. In the Scroph ala i IN fled, if us-4 soh. the Cove will be speedy. 554 Lite ukerettd Glands stall hell ; a;,4 it has bees known so reicoe the Patient even after p lit " l ' l S YmPldhdl had armee/el. But Persons afflicted with '' . ' 4l . Rheuinatisms. Ca and with Isilions sod nervoili i 5......,,, would do well t o p age " The PtiIIaDISOPHY of Tit Y:.1('" httstett by the Inventor (to be had at Symonds's, V ieoliister.ruw. or a- the Venders of this Medicine,) its which 4 ' , Ith wetter., Forie.ary will ne sheen in !AVOW in.tances. l '' , is F 'wrier does ..et mutate any 'greediest unfr i endly to the b 's' - ni e.m.mut..., ; and, instead of weakening, its tendency , • 1,, eivii a,e, and to improve th • general Heath. It eeca. "" ne d-aerr (edes Cad, and TN nee, neither Confinement < hs.'reof Dn.'. Sjie LI R. Nsveltery and S.ms, at the only Werth •iete for lanes', Powder, No 4',, in St. rshirs Church-yard, Log ; eel racks's. Price es. Id each. evorainiiir Thirty-two 41. th ew eve that th e W or d s , '. P . N ew e st , , No. 4.), ht. "A." ate forayed vii the Stators. HIS MAJFSTY'S RE:."..IMENT of LOY s.L souni- WAP.K 1 / 1 0.1.TNTrF.2 ISF ANTRf, c , ,ineraadeti Ly Lieut. Cul. JOHN LCOCK : IRDERED—That the Ittiziment do parad• at IL/ Ileart•tplarterr, in Review Ordzr, at Half put Threc o'Cloefr. nn riluitsu-kY Atternnon, the 25th taeta..t, to ,ouch at FJ{II rev...oy, to he inipected try Colonel AlataENs BROOKE on Kennington C Regular brill Serjeanta are appointed is altered at Heed• quarter, (under my inspeetion) ean, l Tuesday and Friday, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. Oil further order By order 111 the Comenanning Officer, Ilead-qvarters, T. STAPLE FUN, Atl i -taut. No. 48, anomie', forte IS. SOUTH I.ONLIUN WATER Wt IRKS. NEAR THE 111:;11164, KENNINC:TON. THE Public are respectfully informed, that the shore W , riot will be opened for their tn.peft,l TU MOR:O.)W, the 16th inst. preparatory to &General Supply,* commence on Midstasnmer day next. Ity outer oldie Dire/fore, June 15, INT. JOHN ALCOCK, Chief Clerk. MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1807 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Josue, Iso7. THE COMMISSIONERS fier rißten Wog . /lie A Mvest , ,'s Merv, (L. henby owe Not.er, that .4 PRI 11.41", err 3d of .i.tly mat, rhea aid' br ready en 'write Tender, in wain/ (or./ca rip), furl treat la, the supplephr .4 biZA PROVIaIaINS to /Jib Mojeß►i Sitio evil Vetseie eti s fiatitax, .a Mall Strata ; Quebec, i.; Canada; Norfolk, in Vasiuia; a►d the Hand of Bermuda, (riij.,iraila in one Contra .), jor helve Motu?... certain, Innis i?. gOth of Oeleber reit ; earl t orthe , , uweii sit ileotbs' wruiu , t atoll he gives, OK eitlar ride, ter AP 6, "'ilia• tiels thereof. The to.mie et panned to be by 64: ;erg; low est, Nioety Days niter bate. 7%4 :. - entlitions of the Goateed meg be tent et the &n et ,sy's No regard gill 44 had to any Tesler ia ritirh the Rice, shell not be infected in words at kora, or that sictli sot be del , weal N the Board before One °Teach, eel the said Fridau, rig! 3.1 if gulf NON oar warts the Peruse Nis, she. the Trader, ar wee Penn an A. attess4s, to answer when called fir. !Car min 0,1,1 render Mit esatnio, elirdOeg u,t prim apm some arti cles mal prices ranch inferiors@ the real "WOW Ilyelleastrs, be mitred as proper to be edasitteal. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIS CALLERS. for die EXHIBITION and SALT? or th. %YORKS of Nernst' ARTISTS, IS NOW OPEN to the Public, an 4 well continue open every day, front ten en the tnorning till R.e in the afternoon. Adonitatece, Is Catalogue, 64. By Older, VAI.KN MIL GREEN, Keeper. DEATII OF LORE) NELSON. vir Emits. BOYDELE sod CO. be; leave to acquetht the Public, and the SiIitSCHINERS to the PRINT of t►e DEATH II( L(1KI) NELSON, Irt.rn Mt. DFVMS capital Picture no the subject, that the Picture rs uow Exhibiting at Mr. Delia' House, No. 7, NewmAti.street, from ten till five o'ch.ek. Tickets , ilAdmiaiine may be bed at Mee•T • itnydell and Ulaapode, here Subw,iptions to the Pitt contatua to be received; Awl At the place or Exh.bitanr. SERVANT AVANTED. a FOOTMAN, of respettible connections and coarse' , r ; god encourage—au: wail be rem to a Complete Servant, who has before pr.,v, 11. m• Self anxirrta v. live some years in one fainny.—The Pla,e nM one of an inferior tied, and further aata,faernr, inf oi ma. lion MAY be had at Mr, Angern's, Confectioner, No, .11, P.ceadilly. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Jena B. 1807- THE COMMISSIONER* fir ervedritin siesty's Leesport Serea - e, ter taking Core of .Sick and ft essudahl Seamen, and for the Cher eel Cretrity Prosmers of War do herei/ s:oe Notice, TAM they wilt reedy et this !fire, an the 23 t 1 e skis week, sr rewrite *rasd iiii•ten. and WO with 'rich Per:Anises Rule k rifikc emhtre lor supplying the ItMatmneatimied Artieta, or tither of thews ' to the Serelef et th e Itellt Hospital, et Deal, f ee Tivelee Slessiht, phsto shi Ugh ee Jae mist Beef, Mutton, Bleed, ISeer, Vinegar, Oatmeal, Butter Chows, Rica, Wk. Bea,,, WOod Ashes, Goodies. Salt. BA. vine, f;reens, Leek. and Potherbs, Schick Bilk, and Coals No Tender will be received after One o'Clocc on the Dag of Treaty, nor aoy nohned, unites the Party, or an Aeent int personally attend. Foch Tendrr must h. accom . oao wit by a Letter Gone two reven.taile Persons, cavilling to oocran• t. , urti with tne Paton tenderiser, in tha Sum of 10(11. ter the due performance of 'h- Contract. Luther Pant... Wars TV, be known by applying at tbs., 05ce, ro to Mr. 111.1Cinty . , Agent of the Haapii.il. THE IKISH LINEN COMPANY Was founded on the U..ion, in 1801, by some of the first Bleachers in Ireland, to nowise the new and iturems rystern of whiten.. ins with naurottic acid, which 41stiors the fabric; they hare no house in that Count., ..tit N.i. 4, Bloomsbury-inoare, near SOlll , latnoull-street, looting to Holborn. 1 hey reit nn article but Ir.ali Linens, and not less than Pee:. of Twenty-fire Ya , l.; each Piece is warranted as to fabric, and to b, li:eat-hint on the Gras, and the Money returned if a fault spocata. as usual, for Hank of Ireland Nlntes; 1001. English prra:unts there abuse 1121. in Ireland, which n taken ulf rn rating the Gads, and no second price made, N.B. (helms executed efith Punctuality 3. O'BRIEN, Agent in the enrnvire. r pliE real JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY L and MARTIN.—•Tha invaluable Composition, with half the usn.J labour, produces the most brillimit jet black ever beheld, &Sonia peculiar nourishment to the leather, erA ova .o. l eta *fir" , Nolen, Y pee eery hoe from our unplea.vni smell, anti will retain its virtue. in any climate. Sold, W vale, by Di 11 , 4 Y -.in. at the Manufactory, No 97, High Holborn. Road, !.y r Day, No 7, Tavistock-aireetj W. 1) .!, 6t, S•d ow vtreet ; Axtel, No. 1, Finch-lane; the principal Boutmakert, P..rf•as.rs, as 4 Oilmen, in the hlrttra. os c.ory Twos tlicuuchoet the United Kingdom, ia stone bottle, twice ts. Sd. each. FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. LADIES and GENTL.EWEN who wish the ORNAMENT of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, need only crake a fair trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particuladr as the u.e of Oils is (mind so necessary to moisten the Hair when dres sing; la which purpose, the Russia Oil has how been's. in use by vie Reid Family, sod Ladies of t h e first circle. kis • noorishar end improver to its growth, prevents its falling off, s-id is so great a preserver and strengthener to the Hair, as to previa* it necoming bald, or turtling grey, to the latest pe riod ; also mestere@ the Hair ere bald places. Seven{ Gentle men. who have been bald fa years, have declared, after using the Rasa Oil regularly for three menthe, because nearly en. ward with luir. It will serve as a substitute for poniatum. It is recommeorted to Ladies whir use dressing irons, as it pre vents the :II effects occasioned by their heat ..—Price 7s. per /ale; er one, enntaining four small, at a Guinea.—To be lulu( the Proprieme, 339, Oitford.street; and, by appoint. men', ef Smith, Perfumer to 11s Majesty, I In, New timid street ; Ile leis, Perfumer to Ha MAjeity, Tighboine.street ; Bayley and Blew, Peauracrs to their Royal Ilighoirsors the Prince arid Princess of Wales, and Duke and Ducheet of Truk, Cockspur-street ; S, Berkihey-square Bacon, DO, and Allen, 76. ()Marti-street; Ward, &141, llolbern ; Rutter ' 4, t. h ' eapside• Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Barclay an d Son, Fleet-market Di.ey and Suttrm, Bier Church..ard •' Withers, 2'J7, Strand, near Terapie 11 r; Perrin, 2 s , Sauthamptor-street, Covent Garden ; Rine, SS, Cleapside ; Golding, 412„ Corahiti ; Low, Perfumer. Dritry-lane; kluiry, Greek street; ID/ Johnston, la , Greek street, Solos; Holmes, Bolton. and Tut', Royal Erehaule, London ; Bull. Dame-street, I.bahlin ; Ratilaiire, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; Shepherd, Bristol; Col lins, S a i la ts uor ; Comet', Bath ; and most principal Medicine Venders mot Perfoniers to Town and Country. N.B. The RUS,,SIA OIL will restore the loss of Hair cm H-..ses, which ofteh proves a great dofigipeitieut to thole ea luaSk from shy part of the Crnitry, sent by remitting the moor? in a lame, thected to Mr Prince,333, Oxford-street, Loudon. Coors's —The high reputation PfiliCei Russia Oil has am quirt, above all nthef weparatiori., for preserving the flair, has induced mean isergois to iniipose Counterfeits, and, in eider to deers ye, have imitated the Russia Eagle, in the show bills sod wrapper) that itaeloare the bottle, The Proprietor commits 'guest this imposition, uy assuring, that none are tft , lolllo, but ohm haves label en the outside of each bottle. %cried in. roil ink„ i Mnehrikuisky'and Pence.' Purchasers ri.ioit to observe this signature, as that cannot be imitated itereit subjecting the parties to forgery. Mr. Prince, &mina! Proprietor of the Burnie 0:1, offers 60011. if tf can be proved thcrs ear was an Article for Ilse Gmeth of lien afloat name, before that di-covered by himself ; Member am A , ticles of that name, which hare nit the above sigtiatioe, are Counterfeit,, and the c'r^olators inirosturs —lt is ncesn:•ary to infers Coiiii. tr. Vcrotah, thin use Pr.iprieine rises no; travel, having Ven ders in all am TiNVIS ; and he guards than mania pens ma that pmetue travelling with Couotertest Russo and who hare offered it for sale, to the in inc.pal Venders in Town, mho, a, ( ;suslamen, hare rejected it, kuroviug there uevw was any article of that name, but that prepared by Prince, which th.:y have vended for seam; veers The Pro ;diet.. thumbs .t requisite lo mention this. ter the reputation of shople.uper., who ma, be unacquainted of there being • own eaten circulating; likewise informing them, tliat they may be supplied with the Rus s ia Oil, at the Proprietor's, 335, fool-area, or at any Wholesale Perfumer, or hledreine Ven. der 's to Lorelei. where they will vitriol Itberel allowance ; also, may be loid, whialesel• and mull, s of Mr. 8011, Deere. street, Dublin, sposioled Ageot for Ireland —Good allow •iiee to Ms i.liairts tad Caidairo, for repeetation, as it Las Mm (moat tutialte'7 wwwees6la a learnt and chatignighs camases. THB ONLY LOTTERY of TWENTY THOUSAND TIC 4 KETS, that ever eoina.ovi a P•tee of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, begins Drawing 14th of July, 1607. SCHEME. I .... Prim of .... L. 30,000 .. is .. L.l^,on o I 2 2 8 e 23 30 2,500 2,500 —.-. 20,tv0 Ticked. L 1101000 First-drawn Ticket, Fourth Day, being the only f.acd Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. _ . _ Re g ular Drawing of 2.001 iscicei;;;;WDay. TICKETS and SHARES nn Sale at all the Licensed Lnt tery °rheas, and by their Agents us England and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket L.lO In. Halt .. L.lO 9 8 Eighth • • L.t IS 0 Quaner • .. 1 -4 • APERSON, aged 36, had a small Sctopholous Ulceration in her Hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her Wait, both her Shoulders, and ber Knee, each Ulceration discharging much, and nct diipined to heal ; it then affeeed her right ElDow ; and these Ulcerations, with a di:position to general Debtfity, she suffered for twelve Years 11It Knee was healed in the Worcester Infirmary, and she experienced snme benefit while a Patient, for a .Ivort period, in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when she made application for the benefit of SPILSBURY'S PATEN r ANTISCIJRRUTIC DROPS, at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho Square, London. By the application of the Dope, for six months, her ulcers gradually healed, sin repined her strength and appetite; it it now a twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fact may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's -court, Drury lane, London. Mr. Spilibury is not accountable for any mixture seld, un less the w ion By the King's Patent" are inserted on the bill of directions, bottle, and wrapper ; the stamp also (the King's duty) is printed in black ink instead of red ink.... Bottles tog. 6d. ; Ileuble Beetles 10s. ; and larger 11. ds. dury included. THE GREAT UTILITY OF A HAPPY DISCOVERY, PROVED BY THIRTEEN YEARS PRACTICE. ripHOSE who are nfiliEted with the following 11 Disorders, may he relieved in less than nue hour, awl cured in a reasonable time, by the use of the GuEs . rost AN MEDICINES, which are the only preparations that ever were established for the cum of them Complaints; nor was th. re ever known a Mrdical Man, of any .:.scription, in this et .ny other Kingdoms, unless he praeherl with these Restoratives, that dared to promise those who were so afilidted such an earnest of Cu,; because, did he not succeed agreeable thereto, ha must instantly prove himself a Quesik ; and surely none but a iitcri or a madman wou:d sn prokss, if he was slut sure LAI •uc ceerlmg agreeable thereto. Gout in the Stomatt . , and all srms of Gout, Plumy, Rheumatism, Head ache, I'uoth•achs, Ear. 'chi, and Gum Bales. These Medkiises are praCised with at Manchester, Bir. mingham, btourtuidge, Newbury, Portsmouth, P.dtsem, Folk. stone, NV, olwich, Burton-on-Trent, nettles-on-Timms", and in most of the principal T0%101114 this Kingdom. In Lon4uo, only by the c.le Proprietor, B. Guest, No. f, Greet Surrey street, betwe,n the WWI of nine and twelve, any moriilng Sunday excepted. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Beauty and Denitit cannot be more mamatially iseemotel, than by attending 11 the Prase , ration ci rbe Teeth. AI R. NE WT()H's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 1. POWDER. baying received the approbation of the bust No!olity, I;entry, and a gencrmas Public, by an extennve *umpire' fru a series et years, as well as the attestation of its superior excellence, from the analysis of its conspooent parts, by the most diatinguished Medical character., who h se pro enunced it the mom pleasaet Vrymtabll , Tooth Powder known, to sni..ease the beauty of the enamel, and preihrite the storability of the To. , n, awl which ha., in consequence of its pi•rienced an remit 411, hero honoured with the totniwitate pa. tronAge of their Maiisti 4, and the variou. Illustrious Wenches of the Royal Faintly, Modred,. Gentry. ht. in 'ha 1ea1..1 Kingdom. NEWTON', TOOTH POWDER if an Astrinyrit and Annseedium Powder, a 4..licotia Aruaiatrc , Olaf ilitteh grateful to the palate, Ind pleasant in tta me; is fine, to thaw eho apply it, it is a certain preyentitive of rain or decay of the Teeth, to the latest peered of life. It cementera to be.tetebfully prep.red by Mr. Newton (only), at his hoes., Leamington place, Vaustiall (late of Great Rossel-stneet, London), worn the genuine Recipe of the late Sir !behead 'ebb, Physician to Their Mateihes, dry ; and sold wholesale, retail, and S., ex portation, by Messrs. Setae sod Edwards, Ne. 66, St. Paul's Church-Yard. whom he has eurpoweredio melte a liberal allow. lace to his Town sod Country Venders, Merchant., Sire ; crud, by am, tetritaset and Medicine Whir en the Lincieon, in Roses, at Is. 9d. each N 11. Plea,* to ask fee Newton's Troth Ponder, and see that at B. H. Nevins^ ri ',oaten on own 19•4 wash trod tray Ai AM exhleri said m Mottos% me innewir;..... . 1 ' i4l 4 ll 'Z 41 "so .1 fru.. r 4„,... ....A 'llll - • - \ v • , • •••• ,„ c r irei c r . AZ. • t 4 0 , , ' ,PRICI II SIXPINCE. RILLIARDS. This day is buhlished, M er..arti Wtavo, pies Half a °Wail in boxds. tunballiaticd wsth Seventeen % PRACTICAL TREATISE cm the GAME of BILUARNS. aceurete:y eelhea..ng t've Rules a. d Practice adinitte.i and established by else fuse Players of the, parrent day and illustrated with a aun.erous Cotection of oxplanator. of each of the d,ff.rr.nt Forms Of the Gager s eekuletions for Betting, Tables of Odda, &c. &c. 16. L. WHITE, Lie Printed for W. 16161:er, Aibeinaile-street. LITERATURE. - ---•-- I,f It. PHILLIPS respeetfully informs the Pub. Iv he, and the ISotkerliers throughout Great Rata it and Ireland, that within thanker days 64 has published the under mentioned uneremilia books 1. Sir Joie; Carr's Hnlland and Rhiet, 21. 21. bearer. 2 The Marquis de Salvo's flight and Travel., 7s. boort.. 3. Tee mete in Itniin, 10s. 6.1. hoards. 4. Mr. Pratt Poems, 10s. id Wank S. Mr. Yining% Surrey of Mom, 2 eels. 21.. 2. Mr. Rwlee's Surrey of Gloucestershire, 9.. 7. 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The following details repening tke capture and destruction cf a number of Dutch vesse!s, et Bas. tavia, are ertraltol fr.:.n en American Paper : Extract from the Private of C.9taln W. Vital, bum Emits ratasnA7, rev. 67. 1806. About nine o'clock. three alarm guns wee fired at Ontust, and shortly after several large EitgFsh shir made their appearance; some of which, alter a short cunnnnade, silenced the Fort at Oncost, and took pnssestton of it and a cniv,tte lying, there, which they immidiutely manned and brought in with the flee. All the Da:ch ships, and one Prta.... sian, then slipped their cables, and ran ashore near the Eastern batteries, under all the sail tbs.' , could set. At this time, the Powerful. 74, was dis patched to the Eastward in chase of a large Swedi:h ship, which had sailed early in the morning.-- At half-past ten, a. ns. the Seql/evier brig passed in shore of u., and mem iss calm of seine Dutch ships on the east side of the Bay, which had just sailed for Samararg. Dircely afterwards, the Terp sichore, followed by the Callao!, Drcie, Rama, Belligmtaz, the cnrsette Wit/Sumo, and a brig which had been captured the day before, bound from Ban tam to Batavia, with powder, tcc. came into the toads in the ot der mentioned, and took their stations as follows : The Cid&dew, Admiral Sir Edward Pellet', an chored about 1:00 yards within where we lay. The Terpsichore, south south-east from her, well in-shore towards the batteries and the stranded Dutch ships. The Drake to the eastward of the Terppehere, and a little to htr starboard quarter. The Be&greys. after shifting from her first position by sign a l, an. chored S S.F.. from the Admiral, and as near the shore as her draught of water would permit, to as sist in taking eff the fire of the batteries and Dutch ships from the Drake and Terinielsore. The Rarsett anchored three quarters of a rile to the northward. and the two pria..3 about the same distance to the Eastward of the Cud&den. A heavy cannonade - then commenced, and was kept up till about two o'c:oek in the afternoon. when the boats of the squadron were manned And sent in under cover of the fire of the ships, to burn the enemy's vessels. This they executed amidst a shower of shot, wbicb felt about them in every diropliun, and frequently threw t"e wior over them; and, although it appears surprisiog, yet the onlz boat which received injury was the Catkins's launch. She received a shot through her bows. which killed one man, and wounded two others, I believe mortally. She was near sinking when towed along. ride. Captaio Pellero. of the Drake, was the first man who boarded the Phan;Bl The following vessels were burnt near the banes ries, viz. Frigate Phcenix, $2 yurs Brig Adtentu..er (Arlsontterte), sun , State - . vessels. Zeiontoey (Sea Floe .r) 14 d.tto twee t:.+K•too St..p Patriot. 1R 4 , 1a0,- Company's skips. Sri( C.-re, fume unknown s Br% Sne best 'S-:ft) dittn Shy Dengdaonothayd (Prob , ty) dint. Last InJnn It. }Pons. Aim,. Zoptcr Pole (South Po'e) r wics , ?ts Aod four or five other. at least, whose names are not known. On the East side of the Bay were burnt the An. deemed., and Debora, the two finest ships n, J.va, both which belong to the Governor of Samara. and another large ship, the name unknown. Outing the engagement. sorne of the Amer:can vessel; were obliged to slip their cihles and run out. to keep clear of the shot, which flew thick about them. While the a/filo continued. Sir Edward Pellew hailed. and requested irk either to come no board myself. or send my Chief-mate. I chose the formes. and was treated by him and tf , e cilerent Officers wththegreatest civility. lie asked urea number of questions. but naiL.let offered to vs.arnirre the shift's papers, or any letters. After retnaizing an hour, I returned on board, • Tiewai Js revving tbir ire erased. and the Ciao- TV:Maim And .%.. .. tLe 4 011, Wig ICI of all to .....! at UK bf Ac , e Ot Pi";