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ty l : 4 4 .silt_iifkv, ~..„ \ itlr t t t ob 13r t to ,;.•. 4 . 41 4ac.' 04.11 I • • iwyytu.F! 't -11 ."‘ 1:[( . • I - • t - 9.71 ,40 _ ~.._ .~ ~:~ 'RICK SIXPEscf., or mBER 1307 ) KING'S THEATRE. 1415. PRESENT EVENING, Match 14,180;, be p re.ented, the ' rand tenets Opera, entitled, IL RITORNO DI SERSE. 'De Part of Rotorno by Madame Caulani. End of the Elm AR, a DIVERTISEMENT. After the Opera, the Ballet a LA DANSOMANIE. 1.• o,Tuula y next win prorhseed, a New Pa4oral • tootalni, tdirtil and Anurillx ou, Lo Berger Fidele Com gad. Rossi -------, m -- fritATRE-ROYAI., URI./ KY-I._sts I. iFi3 PRESENT EVENING, March 14, 1807, NI, Majesties' Servants will perform, 14th time, a , y , in five acts, called, THE CURFEW. Swims: Hugh de Tracy, Mr. Rarrymoro; Robert, Mr. or; leileluid, Mr. H. Sidclons ; Walter, Mr. Penley ; SI, Mt. ie Matilda, Mrs Powell ; Plorenoo, M ...Diner Fittherding , M r. Elliston ; • itinassoms, P;oii; Conrad, Mr. Madtews; Herman, Mr. Caries. s m ithies, serried time. a New Operatic Piece, called, THE YOUNG HUSSAR; L O r , WOE AND M ERCY. Mr. Cherr Dr Charafiters by Mr. Elliston, Mr. Eyre, y, Ilasbers, Mr. Yttrium, Mr. Fitzsimmons ; Mr, Moun• 114 NS. blarkswe, Mrs Blan.i. 'Oa MOWS! . The Curfew ; alter which, The Young Hussar ; e Line and M. A new Grand Romantic Melo Drama, in two aas, and a re Comedy, ink rehearsal. THIRD TIMR. THEATRE.ROY AL. COVENTOARDF N. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Mr.rc.lt 14, I tio7, will Me seed, a New Comedy, called, TOWN AND COUNTRY. With New Scents Dresses, Ac. The principal characters by Nil , Murray. Mr. Remble, Mr. -.ono, Mr. C. gemble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. lt.anctp-d, and rs. Glover, Mr.. Mattock% Brant Mars Brann, Mri. t , .try; M ...,ni -•:, Mrs. Emery, and Miss Tyro , . ri,e r ; fltngire to la- spoken by Mr. Brunton, and the Bpi. , i ,,, b r M r . Fawcett and Mr. kilandlatti. •lugh w,l: be added, a Neer Panroni'me, r'll d. HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Olt. THE GOLDEN }GO. la t h er G en % Mr Si m monr ; Cn!itt, wterwarils Tlatlenuin, 1° King, and Kr. Bologna, Jim.; 'Squire Bug.e, afterwas . ,oni, Mr. Grimaldi; Cabin Boy (with a Song), Master a y i r..,Nrs ; Cr,l.nrie, after wards Columbine, MI6. Se itle. thi Monday, Town and Country; with Harlequin and !A thew Goose; or, The Golden Rim FostrircLy THE LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR. OMCAVILION, W I CH-STR VET. FOR T H EMEEFIT OF MR ‘MITII. THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, March 14, /907, the Performances will consist of HORSEMAN- SHIP In the whole TROOP; particulatly Mr. Satoh will. in Manisa to his other numerous fe ats, Lea n o• er Six Boseds, 'hick wi I he coveted with lighted Candlem--Au entire new Potent Ballet, called, LE VIEUX RA JEUNI; or. OLD METAMORPHOSF.D.—Hr desire, and positlvelv for this Night only, Mr. Smith will go thlongh his extramilmary Performance of the TRAMPOLINE, the course of - which lie will Leap over a Mail Coach, sod ogee • Stage of Lights, 14 feet long and 9 feet high --Second time, a New Song will be sun, by Mr G. Smith, called, s. Said a rin to a !town " IQUESTRIAN EXF.RCISES on TWO HORSES, Ay the 14 ... tart Darn.--.SLACK MOPE VAULTING by Mr. Soma; eluivedl samosa on the Roos +has , Fire fastened to his Woo, I m es.--...0n *mow ho will tura armed, vs. as to flm 'complete Ball of time --The wlaole to asectude wets • emir gladequin Pantomime, called, Tun MAGIC WORLt-Dstreet, Tiekew to be had of Mr. Smith, No. tirs, Moun Lambeth ; and of Mrs. Connell, at the Pavilion. where Maces far the Bowes may be taken, from Eleven till Three. NEW THEATRE-A:THE. SANS PAREIL. STRAND, Of THE ADELTIII. Licensed by the Right fl.n. the Loot Cii.imberlain• rri - lIS PRESENT EVENING, March 14, 11 0107, and every Evening during Lent, Wednedays and excepted, will be pettiness' , — Tart the First, a New Musical r with Recitation, in T e n hrts, entitled RURAL VISITORS; or, SINGU LARITY; which will ire introduced in the following succes tian !-.lntioduMivii. Song, Rover ewake.....Recit. Mugu, rides..-Song, The Zephyr-a-Mee& Rules t, write and CUM • ewe aModernOpela.—Song, The Irish G rl --Recd. What's the News?—.Doet.—Rent. The Doctor Dactor'd.—Sring, Hints on Courtship.—Ree it. Strigulaiities.—Song, Richard and Rate.—Recit. The Post-crim.....Snug....Finsle. The whole Written, Selected, Comprised, and will be S e cken, Sang, aid Accompanied, by Miss Senn. Part the Second, a THUNDER STORM, in witch will be a l p... Weed an exttnsive SPECTRI4PLOGY el the CHM S and VINIONARY APPEAR AIs!CFS of Distin sulked Chancier, of the Dead and Amenr, in every way, as .:Siews in different parts of Europe with wonderful effect ,• wat habundance of Original Matter, i ll us trated with Hien:mica Remarks. Part the Thtel, an entire New and titterer/tine Spectacle, ie re aentme, apiarvntly in the Air, an ANCIENT GRAND nAt T 1.1.. ur SH ADOW, in which several Thousand Fi• pit, e, armed in the Costume of their time, are seen engaged, as taxi by Gedfiey of Bouillon to have appeared to him, while be led the Christian army under the walls of .ierusalein. To conclude with an elegant new-constructed Artificial TiftEAVORK, in a 'Temple superbly illurninated.—The whole acconipaitied with appropriate Music. Price of Admission &ova es. Pit Rs 6d.—Doors open at kalf-paaSesen, begin at tigNit.—.Places for the Boxes may be Maul at the Theatre, from eleven till three. Some of the Songs in the favourite Entertainment of The Rout, performed forty-six nights with unbounded ap plause, are published, and may be had at the Theatre, of the hennev,aken. CITY LOTTERY . FREEHOLDS—NO GROUND RENT. THE FIHiiT CITY FREEHOLD HOUSE A LOTTERY, cotici.t. of TWENTY-TWO CAPITAL IItIZES, valued by Site resectable Surveyor., at upwards of 1 ., 0,9001. all of which at. elegant and substantial Buildings, Land.Tas redeemed, and Insured from fire, eligibly situated s t thole great Thoroughfares, Skinner-street, Snow.hill, and Pickett-suet t, Temple.bar. The ,Pcia.a. will be conveyed by the. Teener' to the fortunate holders of the Price Ticket., free from any exiienc• whatever ; Tickets fat the above interesting and beneficial [Jittery are now selling in great variety of Nittnbers, agreeable to the order °f lute Trotitoet, at tie ttrincipal City Inttery-t At:tl4, Nu. 1, 4,7, 16, mid 49, Skinner-diem, Snow.hill ; No. I, b, and 8, tickett.ctieet, Teinule-bar , Ni. 25, King street, C.reent. Garden No 68, Threadnerdliestiect, cloae to the Rank; and Nn 69, Coinbill. The Building¢ are of the first rate, completely fit fi.r habitation, and inane llama. let 011 Lea.e ti respectable Tenant.. Every other information that ma• be required by the Puhlie, is fully relive...lied in the Root g, containing the Plaits and c levat.otis of ore Property, and winch aae now Falb as g at tt•it Cwt !faze s'IATE LOTTERY. The Public are restmattilly infotincd, that the Ticket. and Riare. in the State idNfetv will be uilil at very Reduced r"cag. ti:, FRIDAY NEXT, the 13111 Instant, at the City licensed Lottery Offices, No. 1, Skiiinewitreet, ; No. 1, Pict ett..tseet, Temple Bari and N0..6111, Threedoeedle- *fret: close to the &wk. Orders from the country, with ntmitteners, duly attended • tvy tits same terms at if present. behest's grata. SATURDAY. MARCH 14, 1807 GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, To begin Drawing 14th Aehl. SCHEME.. 4 .... Prices of .... L. 20,000 .. are .. L. 80,000 4 ' 4 5,00 i 10 10 SO 40 3,000 3,000 Fiist drawn Tickets 10 each •—•—•.—. ----i -25,000 Tickets. 1.250000 —...—... .......... CAPITALS DETERMINAULE. '1 First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day ....L. 40,000 Ditto 2d MI 20000 . Diu .% 5 .... 54 Day ti,ooo. Dian nth Day 2 , 1,000 Dien sth Day 10, 1 ‘q0 Ditto 6th Day to,truo TICKETS AND SHARES Are on Sim at every Licenser) Lottery (Mice. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket I, 19 161. Half L.IO 90 I Eighth ... L.! I? 0 Quarter 5 9 0 Sixteenth 1 6 6 Thy above Scheme will point out the.noeresltt of an early purchase, as Four Prices of 20,0001 each, will le sure in be drawn in the first Four Mrs, seclusive ~f ether Cat.ital Priv.c. LITERARY FUND-44.44:h 12, 141. AGENERAL MEETING Society for the LITERARY FUND iv requested, •I its I se, No 34, tierranl.street,on SATURDAY, the 2 Is, lost. at UMW, tiCit4lC precisely, to eleel 'the Annual °Weis, is rece.ve ?tremolos, Sultseriptirins, and the Reports of Cenimittees, and to uausact the usual binoness of the Society. • N. IR The Anniversary of this Institution will be held nn SAturday, the lttli of April, at the Friviupsone Tavern ; and the Stewards nominated at cod ,ioce the last A %%%% ivernirr, it is holed will *tune the General Meeting, in Gerard street, on the 21st inst. CHARLES SYMMONS, D. D. THOMAS DALE, M. D. Regiqrare. JOUR NICHOI S. Esq. CLERGYMEN AND tviliEßS POSSESSING LIFE 1 It. ROBERTs most refpeftftilly informs tvi those of the , Cy wh. , vsluab e for Life, ant who frequently when reiented to the sante, require for litany piirpoovs a temporary Loa t of Meaty, that he is Au thorised by Persons of the brst •- , petlamlity to adeance nu merous SWIII• above 2001 particularly I. Sums of Suel. 7001 10001.1'2001. and 16001, by way of redeemable Annuity ou their own Lives, /or which a very Irberal poee is paid. Per toils pne.essing 1.20, tiptoes, er F r onded Property, either at their absolute disposal, or entailed, will meet with the most liberal e r o wintodation, by ap e lying personally, •r by I-tter, post pa i d, to Mr Roberts, at his house No. Eeeil-street, Strand. faTAYS, inve:.ted by Mrs. LLora GIBBON, L. 7 for wh.cli she lass obtained this King's littiyai Patent... This Invciatun is properly suited to the h.aly, giving and pre serving natural and MO proportioned thane ; if pendulous, will artualty be reduced, in a Ascot time, with great unrifrot the wearer. Mn L. G has Aso 2 new Plan. f the use of persons attic,- ed with H called R. , pture, wh or ich is weifeesly easy, and act. as an setserinuta unientum, supporting and gusseling th • sow els ; & milk . ill, the wawa rice of her Patent czar, pertorms a cure in a few%toonths. Mrs. L. G. has the vahssaction of marry let ters horst orisons wb• boys derived vint.lar ben.in, and vs. for the goal of society, Mn L. G to make her inge nious contrivance more known to the public. Mrs L. G. suits every Ladv herself, acrd may L. seen from eleven to five o'clock. To prevent trouble, all sian are ready. Terms, ready money ....14.0. 7, Sack idle- street, Poccadilly. FOR COUGHS, cuNswornoss. Itc. PECTORAL ESSENCE OF CoLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltstoet, called Tuatilago by the ancients, was distinguished by them, as its name suffi ciently conveys, for its excels:nee in the cure of C01.g1,4, and other pulmonary complaints ; and this Fani.ce oat, in the course of a long prOice, been found the most sate and effeClual remedy for Cosies, Asthma'. sod all Disorders of the Lung". It gently opens the breast, •iirt immidtately gives libeity of breathing, without any dasigi r of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes fr,cpse•st coughing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, sod thereby enlarges the twines of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Comumptiusis, tf Uken before the lungs are ulcers* si It curet also ail husky and dry Co:iglia, heals rawne-s and soreness of the Breast, and gives relief to those who, through age, or infirmity, arc de- I t prived of rest or sleep. This Essence is !permed by James Ryan, Surgenn, in Bristol ; and sold only by F, Newbery a d Sons, No. 43, the East End of St. Peas, London, in bottles, 34. 6d. each, ditty included ; and none are Romaine but thous which have the words s• F. Nevrbery, Nis. 43, St. Paul's," engraved on the stamp. TILE GREAT UTILITY OF A HAPPY DISCOVERY PROVED ISY THIRTEEN YEARS PRACTICE. PtIOSE who are affliard with the following Dwordstis, mat Ise relieved in Iws than rete hour, and cured in a reasonable time, by the we of the GUESTUNIA MEDICINES, which are the only preparatini.s that ever Were established for the cure of these Complaints; nor was these ever known a M e dical Man, of any desciiptiors, in this or any other Kingdom, unless he prattle:sd with these Restoratives, that reared to promise those who were sir •flllified slich an eauest of cure; because, did he not succee areeable hereto, he r must instantly prove himself a Qoask ~ an d d g surely no t ne hut afoot or a madman would an prufms, if he was not sort of sue cowling agreeable thereto. Gout in the Stomach, atul all sorts of Gout, Plure , y, Rheumatism, Head-achs, looth , aults, tar. and Gum Riles. Thee Medicines are praelised with at Manchester, mingham, stioirbridge, Newbury, Portsmouth, Formes, Folk stone, Woolwich, Riarteii.on-Trent, Ile..levmnTliaines, and in moat of the principal Towns in this Kingdom. In London, only by the sole Proinietor, Gin , t, No 9, Great Surrey , street, between the hours of nine and twelve, any owning, SuodAy incepted. T __._--_____ HE indisputable superiority of the GENUINE CHARCOAL. DENTIFRICE, prepared only by the Proprietor-, KEkhOT and BLAKE, Chemists, Nn. 3i„ St. James's-street, Liiiirlon, over the various kinds in general cu. eulatton, i:: fully established by the decided preference which those who have made a single trial continue to give it I this is daily confirmed by a sere rapid awl extensive sale. The Pre prietnrs, therefore, take the liberty, of rtenmeiending it to those who have tint experienced its efficacy ; it is perfectly ex empt from acid, and poomacs, in a peculiar degree, the desir able qualities of tendering the Teeth beautifully white, and preserving tie enamel; in fine, the combined properties of the Dentifrice, an essential to the improvement of the Teeth, have prof ured it the sanction of the first Nobiity in the kingdom. Sold, wholeule and retail, with printed observatioas on its chemical and antiseptic properties, by the Proprietors, N 0.33, St. Jamees-street; at all the principal tosses throu ow ghout this United Kingdom ; mail in London, by Samuel bly, whnlo. v a le agent, Gtescit street, Soho; Keith •nd Co No. , Hay market ; Harding amt Co. No. 09, Pall-Mall ; Courteitay- Charles-street, Soho ; Bacon arid Co. No. 1!10, extrod-strost ; Crisp, No. 38, Cockspur-etreitt; Armin, No. 393, Ox Ord' ; W.de, Ni, 1.1, 014 head. ; Withers, No. Strews ; W i l.osoot, lilseliffie,f-read ennslall, No. 47, 31i. nones ; and ball, Dare .meet, Dublin. GATILDHIELL, MARCH 9. 1501 . THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY S LANUS will meet at Guildhall, on THURS DAY, the 19th Day of March instant, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, TO LET, by TUBIAC AUCTION, HUILUING LEASES for 97 yeas, from Mi.lournriser next, of several ptecei or pare eaos of Ground, on the East Side of Alfrod•Place, and the North Creetent, near Tmenhaos-Ceurt•Koart Tie Plain and Coridiuons may be tent at the C ,, MPtreller ' t Office, Golldoall. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. CIRCULATING IJIRARY. TO RE SOLD, an Excellent Assortment of ' WORKS of AMUSEMENT, peculiarly adapted fur a Grctilatirig Library; ennsisting of Novels, keinancev, and P,Ays, as well as ether Miscellaneous Stilajels, by the bes. Median Amhors. They eompiiac n•-ar Two Thousand Co homes, and have been in c,rculatinn, but are still ill good io n ( dition I new will be said at a price less man the third pert o the original. The present wall he found, what rarely occurs, an advant.igenns opportunity for ratOriNg into a Concern, at once ca4y of management, genteel and profitable. Tor pluticulars.. apply to Mr. Shade, Cupporplate-printer, Nn 3s, Kingotreet, o,lcloreosluare. NEW PATENT AB FICLES FOR DRESS, ELEGANT SHNWLS, &c. • / EAMON' and ARBo - rr respetifully inform 1. Ladies of Fashion. Viet their Warehoilso is 111101$ exten sively assorted with ('%TENT and other NEW GOODS, tor the. Sessoo ; amongst a gteat •itiety of others, the Patentkal Ws , " Satin Cloth for Peli t ses, der, the La Plata or Circaasuut Cloth fro dials, both ni tha nature! colon, (not dyed). R and A. have also fen sale the most valuable CrslieNien of Shawls. perhaps in Europe, consisting of the most curious real India, Aogola, real Seal Wool, and Citcassian Shawls, Persian .nd • Tur,:ev Shawls rich Turbans in gold, colndied Silks. &c. Gold i and !Over Mulni,and all other East India Piece (kinds. N. 6;, New liood-street. PREGNANT LADIES, NAT IiOSE Situation requires a temporary Retire- V Meat, inal , be accommodated with Apartments to Lie.in4 agreeable to their Circumstances. Their Infants put out Co nurse awl taken care of. The Consolation resulting from this Undierraking to main of the most respeetabie Faint he: in the. Kingdom, by securing peace and Mike% amongst Relatious and Friends, i. sufficiently conspicuous to be counte nanced by the hwrore and s , neik.to part of Mankind. Honour and Secrecy Fav u g hero the hats of this Oaten. fo:. unwaido of Thirty leer., of-,y he relied en. Those regardless el tation, will not, on any Term., be treated with.--Apply to Mr. Symonds, or Mts. 55 moods. Midwife, No 4, London- Houre-Yird, St. Church-Yard. An eligi.le Cunr.try HAIVe, where Latiwr may be accommodated, if more a to !fa ble than in Tree Lem attended to, sod 44- vice in all Disorders Inc dent in Worsen and Ch;l.Less. TO TIIE DEFECTIVE SHAPES. • GIRAitDET, No. 13, Great Castle-stmt. • Cavendish-tquare, deep!, impressed with Gratitude for the distingrusheil ;net . ..mince and approbation he h... r,arved from the Noin'illy and Gentry, is happy again to .n , . rm them, that he continues to curt distorted Spine, and all Distortions in the Human Emote, of Math S:xes, with the utmost ease, I/ski, and success, by the assistance of his PATENT AP PARATUS STAYS, sod without any disagreeable pressure or restraint of motion; as to their great advantage. the time the cure is performing, the most deformed person will appear straight, without any padding whatever No further S4.IICLI. I in nerd here be mentior.eil, only, that J. G'slnvention I. ap proved and reeomm-rided by the him Medical Gentiemesr; henceforward those who are afPided may properly appropriate th. beriefit of his Invention, and avail themselves of the pow• fitful means of restoring their own happiness ; and to prevent thoie misfortunes above mentioued, J. G. reciponends his Par tele% Stars, fur the Irepmrereent of the Growth of Young Person., who frequently, for want of pro;ier appli ance and support, have a tendency to grow out of shape as the astonishing success he has experienced with it, enables him to pledge his word for its great utility in keeping the Hu man frame in guild form, with ease, elegance, and comfort to the wearer. 3. G. also recommends to the attention of the Ladies hi. much admired Long Stays, which, for their ease, and elegaace of shape, exceed every other in the Metrop.ilis. N. I. Mm.Girardet attends those Ladies who wish their own Sex. DOCTOR HOWELL'a POWDERS. PlTS.—Epilepsiea, Convulsions , Hy sterics, and i I. ell kinds of Pits, radically cured by Dr. HOWEI.I.'s PoWI)F.RS. The efficacy of these invaluable Powder. has been abundantly proved, by a great number of Cores perform ed on Perso.•‘ of both Sexes, and of all Ages; many of whom had besm dreadfully afflicted for a Wog series of years; and, having taken a variety of Medicines, without finding any re lief, were deemed by the faculty absolutely incurable. The law following Cases are aelr.cted from a very long List (which may be seen at the Doctor's ll.ause), and are atteated by such respectable Characters, that the smallest doubt cannot remain in the mind of the most rncredirlous : The Son of Mr. 'Fruotaii, of Giltspur.street, aged 1$ years, had Falling Fits from his childhood ; but is now restored to perfect health, by Dr floweilN Powders. .Wituess, Dr. Tur ner, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Londan, the whom they were ',commended. Mrs Rebecca Green, of the Savoy Precinct, was, for more than twenty years, - afllicted with Cimvulsioris and Falling Fits ; and, although she had been an in-patient of St. PAIITiIIYI4.IIIeM'S and Guy's Hospitals, never rec-ived any benefit, till she had taken Dr. Howells Powders, which perfectly cured her. Witness, the Rev Mr. Plant, Minister of the Savoy —Mr. Daniel Wiz, of West IL - overlie, Surrey, near 70 years of age, was for more than sevente-n years go grrevoitsly afflicted with Convalsiems and Falling Fits, as frequently to have ten in a week ; and, after every means were tried, in vain, be the moat eminent of the Faculty, was eonipletely cured by Dr. Haii': Powders. itnes, the Ri.v. Mr. Fulleiton, Mi tt i t ter o f West Horieley — W Miss s Anti W.I. hams, of Laytonstone, F•see, had violent Fits from her infancy, till she was 16 yearn of age ; when, be takng Dr. Howell's Powders, the was perfelly cured. Witness, the Re.. Mr. Whaley, Minister of Laytonstone, wits, for this great Wesstog, publicly returned Thanks to the Almighty, in his Chaps:l, oa the 1011% of November, 1799. This Sovereign Remedy prepared, uoder the Patronage of His Majesty, by Dr III ,, wul:, Fellow of the Ki nes College; 1 and is sold at his hon.., Nom. 70, High Holborn, London • and no where else), at lih. 6.1 a Packet, in which is in, {owl a Treatise, written by the Doctor, on the above-mentioned Ots. tot. All I..erev tpo•t-paidld dy answered; and tits !cordon tont to mop p•t% eI %Lc 11b.sted I..logdom. EXCHILQW/1 BILL OFFICE, Meier 12, 18(7, ALL EXCHEQULR BIL {LS, TO DATED PAI IN D OFTHETIr M.-41TH OF M ARCH. I fi, BE : ; HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HI mAJ EST I'S TRI.I POUR Y baring given Direedino. tor 'eying of the Prineinet of ve ahavreesteoised Etehele,e hat., • with the littered thereon, et the Errtteiper Bus Odiee, i.• the Herring of Erchesner, Neal Poises Yard, 114.i.v.....6., on Fli/DAIY the 18th Day of April. 1087 , efteendrere will be gisen Oily (Sandals and Holidays 'scented) wool Thtie•ds. , , the ltd 4prii, in-liana, from len e'rlirek in the bl..rsontr, tilt flee in the After,,oon, for the pites,se of receiving he wont. Ain., for the greater Diepatch,the Bearers e the said NI.; see dal. oa to brin g Lists eiertnif, co.itii.ting . the Pthenthers. in Nstaireitit Order, .:earths,, to the Vest , 1 the sold bit anal . I . :;nes Swat laite r' ord r U r e erarnf thereo of n . , e i n 'teretti d ji l t% the Da.m the li ti taii,:a r: 4., are resiseeti , e'y doted, etchwice to A - toil 19th Una if Apra. t isselesioe, when the Interest to; erase : and thee etie deula al • • ; wire their Names sod Places of AA, eg each Lids, Ind Indorse their NWRO al, the sa;l liilli. If sae 4 the holders ot the shortened Bah ahead be desi , dcpc . of receiving P 471114111 of the Principal Mid laiirele, praliwa to the said 18th De 4 of April, they nay he ......d•ar„ ! Ir.: etnnputeng the Interest to the Day on skit* Aguish ess Kindel. ' . _ . awl leaving the saws Beth for liansinetient ese De, thereto. * Saes Perms' so nay be desires's of horn/ Nan .., . Bins, in pert Prylost, aspen nimPinum ilia .!Malt sit the , - ~:m r- , ., ten .f Aso Lan, delivered sw or Wore the all /avec_ any .....• . be &crania...Odin rat' Nevi Hine, ce. rising sn Interest g Done pence-Ilat.lpeuny,hy the Deit, or, err. y Oat ihnelroill P.m., A . .kirk said Ness Bill. will tear Dna , the ni' , l Lath lhav If •, Aril, and will be delivered en aneday aba 134 N 406 t and the following pnyr. N. B. All Eichequer Pills, dated ripe 8 ,, Mee. MM. have bees Advertised to he pant of, awl all Interest laves" j hot ceased. . ... VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAecit IS, Pro? THE COMMISSIONERS _fir ritlrdling Are', . 1 X lb jesey's Navy de hereby glee timer, Au as Fla. DIY, the 2YtI6 mead, they aria be nada to r active Tenors in Ifritiai (erved bp), awl oast for e.',at COOPI:Ri TOOLS the krete of Ass Dtpartinent - moo rfTli`ltre, jr, the Sp , . e et nee Yew. Pam tAt lieu o/ :Air Cob/raft, to k eettg int ' .. lg.. ,1 into she Vuergetteeg Stares It Deptford, mid to be paid fee by . Bah peyelela, or,sis Isamu Newly De's Ott , Dale 1 . 4 Glii•utriss 1 sloe &mew/ may toe seen it the Seers- 4' . tars'. Uffi ce,. . . . . , Ni ft t geed toil! be id to easy Tender is wiich tie Print 16•11 . . .. . aet be At i n • I anis at Peek* keret shall Is.st Ae deli eregl to g . i the eud, d h e r oge One deloett on the mod Froiug, the e..01s in:4. . . -' . nor N ano the Person to , ro metes be Tenter, tog saabo Pena* MI his behalf, attends, to answer whop exited too. VICTUALLING-uvrlcr., ran 2b. THE COMMISSIONERS for I.B.alJi Nis Najaf es Ner s. Lei,* Lite Sawa, That eh 111L'Iti. DAY, the Saba of A:Arch neat, Oust will hem* no rineiro Son- AM sa trriti v , ( se ated up% gad treat for TWO *Mho DR ED TONS .' Ltvrepoor„ or COARSE. GlAltstip CHRItHIRE SALT, or SAI.T of opal er..dorn, and for DOH r HUNDRED TONS ,1 . CIirSIIIR RAI SALT. el the leir%ert grain ' or SALT .1 sista: IpalineSl ; , §l.leLk the Persons oho make the readers, eve to r ,,, innf 5n..4 . 4 1 , he he deka • rend yea llw Mjeav's Fie:tit-114 St.rre Ihrontonf, okeehit/' lug the 31st ofinty nett, and lie nine:noire by the 304 septero ler sane .ine, five of all charge and risque or W.a thl. , ferty, wire that the Contterlor will he 01 1 / 1 , 11 11.1. pr . / Ton _veriest...go sq f to Snit, Porn the Wharf to the Veers. and to ea r ., 7 m bg poynotir, with Itstortst Kinsto Itnos after Ont . . The Cosselatione if the C ar „ none be semi et , tie Srere. tarsi' Oftco; at ties Wirt ; or by oapsi4 S. the Cdiettitft I the Set Marts at Liverpool and lrothittionds, in Oseastrn, re. ki re e r i :Oest will be had to ono Tesler, in which the Price Ow a •t be mervrted ta Words it length, Ant skald 'not sue deßtered ro the Reurd belo , e Vie .'(Lark, ea the said Murals", the 26 , 14 Marsh sea, nor unless the Masai rho ns. Pis the M b . tbe, or some Portals on his behalf, attends to anion. scars , : .,fled for. This day. is published, containing Thirty.s It large Slams Maps, coloured. rice Four Guineas, hal-bound, AV()ISNE'S NEW C;ENEALOGICA I itts . r4 - uc;AL, and CHRONOLOGIC. I O. ATLAS Ming: viesplete Guido to History, both Ancient awl Mo. dery : exhibiting an a...curate Account of the Origin, Descent. and M urines of 111 the Koyal Fanidies, from the tnegin.-iil of the World to the present Tinto; with a Alcet lieituri. al Account of the remarkable Events that happened daring the Reigns of such Emperor, Xing, Queen, Prince, Sec. in I.e above perio.l. Sold by Wardoer•stre-1; Dulau and Co. SOllO. square ; Hatchaid, Piccaklly ; Fauldet, fond it;iret. Long. asan. Hurot, and Co. Patvrooster.rim Lickington. Allen, nod Co. Finsbury-squire; and Richard nn, Royal.Excbanae. AUCTION OF BOOXS., MAPS, AN!) HOGARTH'S rcyrs 11 R. 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