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0 ._ ._ ...... .. -- - ' - ' 77 *' . -'- - • 1itA20414( 41 , i . •-. g: • w itil 4 r - ..," ... . - ‘ 1111.1()47 .f. ). 8' '. 6 . ,;* 0 .I ' l .. • 14 ). • '‘: ' . , • i e . g I;* r. 4 - • li t. 7 -• 1 I:. , : 41 : .4 6 . ,*;.• si. , .1 01 ,.. e e t ; .:., a., I '... be . .4. ..,,.; •,..,,, •• ~.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, . . surasza 1;18 , -3 0: , • • PRICE SIXTINCI6 , . - -- Marl Par r rtilo Ira*, 44, Ns. 4!, Mr. T.! rr Pei I la • rfi 0 lh •1 117 44 let O bn Si 104 V 01 Od U ii ol IT 04 Od 04 IS in 83 131 1111 SIXTH TIME. THIATIMROYA HIAYMARCIET. THIS PRSSENF EVENING. July ft. 1007. ~„H be prostate-1. a FOR TRE DramaSS. ia Three Mts. calls!. THE The 01111JVCri by Mr. Y g, Me C isles, Mt Chapman, Ir. C unit. Me Mathews, ma Liat ogi . m y. Talkie; Mn. ob.', Mr.. &Obis, and Mrs. Liston. eriaus to the Melo-Drama, be perfoanseit. the Paine of CATCH HIM WHO CAN. - - - • • P...phonso, Mr. edles ; Cnont Theadary Mr. Palmer. joss.: .j Ir De Mr. Listres ; Mr. Taylor Peer. Camp slot Philip, Mr. Mathews. C a nnons, tic,. .64 SU ttl.a, Mrs Mathews ; Annie, Mrs. Liston and tet, Mrs. Gibbs. After the Meln-Dranta. Tox THUMB. Kin Arthur, Mr. Fawcett; Merlin, Mr. Noble; Lord (; rule. Mr Liston ; Doodle, Mr. Grote) Noodle, Mr. Tay -I,r tioeYn Dallaklia. Mrs. Ltstebi. T,...ityroe. The Prhotter at Large; The Fortress and rr We Fir by Night." A se. P.st, .n three afis, is in rehearsal. VAUXHALL, finder the Peonage of Hu Royal Niemen the Prince al WALES. THIS present EVENING. July 22, 1807, will be a GRAND G %Lk. sad FIRE WORKS Masiftioa ille....D•as %s mall Swim. Ike Concert begirt' r. E•tht JOANNA M-VBYCK, NEAR MALOON, ESSEX - 7 — TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHALK and MEGGY, By Order of Mr. Edward Wakefield, the Proprietor, On TUESDAY the 6th, WEDNESDAY the 9th, and THURSDAY the Inth Days of Septemirter, leo7, at Runt bern-Wyek, without reserve, but may remain On the Pre wises till Illiehaelanav, 11 1 HE Botha Valuable LIVE STOCK. upon the 1 several Panne in Ins occupattou ; consisting of the cello !rated Covering Cart Stallion, Briton, and ne:e li./0 Cart Horses, Stallions, Mares, and Colts, of the Ulle Suffolk breed. of Devonshire Stock. 300 Heed of the Short-horned breed. A flock of 2000 South. Down Sheep ; including about 30 Stuns and Rant Lambe. Several Metes, Blood Horses, and Coles. No ordinary dastas of trouble or expense bat been inturred in the confine:et of this Stock. The Setu.it noises are nearly all the Stock of t h e Haire whaeh Mr. Wakefield purchase", some years back, of the fate Mr. Blake, of Letheriughant, 41 Suffolk. The Mares which have b-en bought in, have been picked up by Mr. Wakefield, at a great expense; as it must be well known in Suffolk, that he never misted, on account of price, the fittest which c old be procured; it is therefore presumed that they will he found, on the whole, felle equal to the Stock which Mr. Wsteheld purchased of Mr. Blake, juit befare thet Gca. itemises death. The Devonshire Stock were purchased of Mr. Qitartle, pf North Morton, in the north of Devenotist•; or of Lord Su• merville, at Fitzheed ; aad are suppled to be the beet herd of Devonshire Stock in the kiegdom. The South Down Sheep art from Owe, purchased off the Dawns, in Sussex, excepting a few purcha s ers at the Duke of Bedford's annual Sale at Wobern : the original Ewe., except• ing the latter, have been all made off, and to. ones now for sans are got the tont Of a ram of Mr. V.Lnan, or Su-sex, by rams hired of the Duke of Bedford, 11l of Sir Wuhan' Row ley, Bart. Of the Rams, three are got by a sheep of \ ir_ Po. 6, which be had often let at very high price. the rain are sot by tops, hired at Websarn. The Hans Bred Stock hays been ennected with greet pains, when calves ' and, it A bedewed, will stand a companion with others in the neighbourhood. The few Riding Cuts are of the stock of Lord Maynant's Hollyhock. In the original purchase of this Stock, Mr. Wakefold has been assisted in ematex, Devonshire, .1114 Suffolk, wait the jadetnent of the most erninieit breeders in those courincs. The largenei. of the Stuck will 'mere to those won may be in want of any, a Chance of accornmeduieg tnenaselves at a moderate price; at the .a.ne time, the perm which have been kcstowed, for via inane years, in collecting and breeding the", reader thins such :is arc not to be produced at any of the fain or markets in the country. The Stock may be nt wed at any time prior to tlip sale. Catalogues will he tent to the lons in curry market-town in this and the adjoining counties ' • also, to Mr. Stuclotale, Picea. dolly ; Mr. Minpe, Wcst Sm ithfieldithfield t Mr. Tutorial's Repo titer, ;tp No. to, Aldgate, London ; may alio be hiid at the place of Sale, and of the Attaterwers,,Chelreiturd. The first let will be pet up at tee &Clock each day. HEALTH 4rip LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC AND ANPIBILIOUs PILLS. THE celebrity of ihe --- ANA LIPTIC PILLS. as a general preservative of health, is become unlirenal, from their efficacy in those complaints which continually dis st#b the human frame; etch as colds, theurnations. bead. "chi, indigestion, and other diseases of the stomach and bowel, which arise from the aieisaitodes of our climate, or frog indulgence in the luxuries of life; and this salutary effells are prodored by gently opening the pores by night, and the body by day, withwat reluiring any particulates. gimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are al,o very serviceable in bilious and other deep seated &lON den, yet being designed as a mild purgative only, end there- fore not always sufficiently active. the Antibilimas Pills hay. beau recommended in aid by an etaimint rnsiacisn, lu all complaints of the liver, as well as in allies Minima dis eases ti‘Ad mile by V. Newberg and Sons, Na. 4'i, St. Paet's Chnrch rani, I.nudon ; and at Dr. James's late house, in linst,,ti-bc:ret • •Is. time Analeptic Pills, pri , e 4s. 61. a box, °raiz in one large boa for 11. es ; and the Antibilioua MIAs, prise Z• 94. a duty hirludeft.—Obserre that the winds, F. Neither!, Nr. 45, St. Paul's" are engraved in the Stamp. • - FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. "HE ESS4NCE qt' PEARL sod I'EARL i/ENTIFKICE, incanted by the late Jacob Hemet, 1 , .8: to He t Malesty and the Pointe of Wales, arc loma hoe.' 1,1 elegance and eMacy, to any thing hitherto ..n ..or, f; they will eifettually preserve the Teeth in a tound to 1d age; will tender them wh.te and beautiful, .ti.e o t the least impairiag the Enamel, lagen such as are such m are aheady decayed from becoming worm, Ire , ent the Touth•ach, pettedly cure the Scurvy in the fi in, and makethens grew firm and close to the Teeth. l'ary ii;rewise 'ceder the breath delicately meal, and rime. 4 an: tit Divoideti that ate the consequence of fkorleatie ( knits and bad Teeth. lit order to portcnt the impositions daily praetired by pet wing counterfeiting the above.mentinned kingervtabbshed Me. Otemes, the following wools are (by permit...cm) engraved in th e eLnaP. " J. IiEIdET, 11%YLEY a *LAW, COCK SPIfit.tiTREET," and ma'am gesuka• but what have these "ro-ts rag-rived in the stamp; and slim a label with the word. " Bayley and Blew. Cockmiirwtreet, London," pasted on the back of each bottle and hoe Tau Evence mad Metals:y.o are sold, whalraala cad ret a il, Bayley and Blew, S. 4C•.,s,setir weft, rne , / es. WI. emit. d; lad retail by T Searatto , late Partner and Succemee to Ms. Wiw i ) George sheet, Hanover square, London. N S The Ewes' is particularly recommended to Parent., end Penns Wt. lien. tine :are of Chi: Awes, as the greatest pmvetveuye of young aed Teet. VICTITAT.I.ING-01 , F10E, Su LI 11, 11191. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vs with' Hi. Mmiesh i 's it'rip &thereby Rise 111.4,re, That 0,, WEDNF.S• DAY she 22d it•ausol, they wilt he erode 1 rerehe rewires ec.aket op), awl grew for TWO 11 UN DK hi) ToNs 111USCOVADU SUGAR, to k ukccralat tW C:impicl to 6e prollked n id the Tenors, to be dedivered is the ortgwot port.ege , , et the rote of from Ferro to Fifty Tent per We.k, into the Vif*talling Stores et Depll4l4 iera t• be paid for 6, Stith, pair ahle, with inured, mines., Dity/ after Alit. The C. ol44 imms ./ . 1k Cwartscl way be seen et the Secre tor OJJr•r. No reghrti will be had to ivy node", is whirl. the Pre Ow/ not be inserted In Words it lengtit, or Shot shall not he !chit, e to due Boat! ittlot e ins the snit! Tredhrudag, the 2U /tient, nor mks. the Porous rho leokes the Ten. 41r, or inns Perms en his behalf, attends le entictr vein roll.* br. VICTUALLING.OFFiCE, JULY 7, 1807, rj , FIF. COMMISSIONERS far Trattaildig Hit Neissia's Nosy tla lan* Rio (siol:et. This as WEDNES, DAY, the MI out. _ they asitt be rear to rereite Touters if W , amig (molest up), sod trearfer ONE THOUSAND QUAIt- TEES of KILN-DRIED ENGLISH PEASE, to be deli. re..ed, ON , had?' pa aloe Month, and the vest Awder ist roe Month afterwards iota, Ili. 1l veasy's Storer W the Nat of Portsmouth, one to he psi , / Joe by Bair, puyaile, IDA kunst, Ninety My, /per Dote. Iv a. Not my Trotter for o kss Satieratity than twenty-Bra Quarters rift be ritieteated re. The Caudillo, C.estratt osy k nta N thr Secretary's (Vice. !tit regard will be had to olio retvirr, is, which she Price shall not he tu-seted is Womb at leugth, or that akaM nee be dopy' ed Si Ike Saari &tiro Oue erbwk an the said Watauga,. the Ma instant; our unless the Pero' take maims she 'rode', a wag Paws oss his &Omit; ducats, ware alma aged Ire • WANTS a Situation, as WET NURSE, a heoleby YOUNG WOMAN, who ean be well If- COM mended —lnqiure se No. 17, hi ,tin-street, Blaafeists•• mad ; when! every neteirery infonnatnn, will be given. C AMP BEDSTEADS, with Bedding complete. on improved principle., a.idat reduced prams, Mara), On inmetiarn, et ROBERTSON and LANDBECK'S FUR NITURE WARE-ROOMS, al and 44, S.(0111, Mout kids, Lon , lon. N B. Or lets "alma by Mr. Dale, Library, Vicsawith. HOUSE AGENCY OFFICE, RICHMOND, SURREY. I USEPiI HAIL having hers heanuted with IL. the zolificlears of many very revectablo Proprietors Houses, Ilicloni.nut and ;hi vistnity, offers his seeircer to the Nobilsty cad 4.l,,,iitcy. on the mi.! liberal won.. to accommot dale thrm with HOUSES or APARTMENTS. having se• yinal VILLAS itorl COTTAGFS„ completely Furnished, TO LET, while the Proprie•ort are absent a Watering Places. 'IsUESD 1Y N1..X.0 will be the Third Day of A Drawing to the ~resont ST tTE LOTTERY. STATE OF THE WHEEL a t Prise of L. 30,000 11 Prize.; of L. 20,000 I 5 Putts of L. 1,050 S Prizes of 1 , ,000 7 Prices of 500 Tickets and Snares, *arrange , ' undrawii, continue on Sale at the Offices. corner of Bank readings, Cortihill, anl facing the Gate of the Rtrig's Mews. Charing-errs. by HICHAIIDSOW, QOODLUCK, and Co. STATE LOT rik R Y THIRD D ClreY DRAWING will be on TUESDAY NEV : Jialy 23. SCSI E. NI E.. 1 .... Prim a .... L. 30,000 .. is .. L,90.000 2 S 2 5 . , 1.000 4 110 1 JO 2,500 2,500 ' 1b 10,000 Tir.kets. L. 1100,000 Ittrat.drawn Ticket, Fourth Day, being the only fined Capital, TiIIRTY TIIOI3SANJ pourius. The Thawing sill be ra4islarly 2,00 Tickets each Day. TICKEI S and SHAKES on Sale at all tho Licensed Lot tory °Picea, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. MEAT.SAFIS god DISH COVERS,' to keep Meat, Poultry, Better, Cream, !ke from Mee, wasps, and mbar insects sled etr.sia; the wire admits a free elteulatioll of air, by which deemed or undreed tictnals may be kept twice the time as in any thing Me; are found of the greatest are in the East and Wet Indies, and ether hot coun tries, to captain% of snips; 'amain going into the eette• try for the summer, will nod them initiate', eyeful. Are to its seen in e•e3t variety at T. CATO and SON'S Wire Work Manefactory, 89, flolboin-hill, oppoMe St. AndroveriChaineb. Variims Potrero% of their rquel.apprured strung light Fences for parka, pleasure-voi.nrla, plantations, &c. H adley A portable Per.ce, fir preferable to wood, for durability and apoeaiance Ware Work for larder, dairy, and store-home windows. Ler !cis, Asoiries, and tneatarstrio, wade to any '(ARE FASHIONABLE' PATEN!' SOFA -1 111 1 .0C,chair-bevls, futir•pom and tent Issisteads,wish fora, Lure and bedding considete ; the nevr-ouvected patent Trifalast sidelmard and di,iing tables; also, the Imperial dining tablet, and portatila chairs; elegant suits oblrawing. room rod dietrig helm limiters, carpets, glasses. &c. The patent East Inta narasquito nett beds, with every other article manufactured on purpose ler foreign climates; army and easy equipage, ea entire new pfifteeiollp and intentions; every article iii . the Up holstery and Cahinet Branches, requisite Inr the furnishing of Houses comelete io the first style of modem Git.ion an 4 elegance, at Al()Rtiile% and SCIDERWS ).lanuLiciory and Ware moms, sm. 16 and 17, Catharine-street, Strand, 1.0n,10n NtWlrn and 3 1114 . 1 1 bays no connection %hater* r with 6.7 Vra,ebousp in Landon. Tins die are piableshed, sn On, Vol. eve price I. HE TRANSACTIONS of the PARISIAN T sAstiii.Delbs; . 4 „ Acts of the Amin\ly of I.raclitish Deputies ot Trainee aid Italy, convoked at Pane by In has !moil and ltrival Ovalle, dated May 00, 1506. Tondatee horn tie onginal, by M. IMOGENE T AMA. With • Preface, Notes. and Wow Moos, by the Tran.leur. Fee iluteet. Can so justly lay ciaiin to our coriconi, as {n assembly of Hobtewt, dehberating on the interests of a people whieh hostiles ccaved to be numbered among oat' : while the well-known political talents and unfathomable views of the Potentate by whom mrindet, they are assembled, add no small tape to this sentiment. The pri , ent volume, translated from official documents, tont-gni a mu-t of most e,rious and interesting i.tfoimition relatise to. th- Former Sitiiah•ni of the Jeers In reance—.the Duuee whi..h coiled the Assembly hi gethee-sthe Questions i .rooosed lee its Demession,-the An *wets to them, with the ()ratites of tae pri.oesF . dew:sh Speakers-41..0.h Sermons, Odes, sod listens, cong:cissrl by .mites of ere .I..seenbly, in lion...tor lionoierte-,}ddree. to all the Synn; , coes of Europe, r..iguesting them to send : Depotim to tt.e 1ank.414 nt.torblet.oos for the thibotxtti.,b at the bieme ve..ish.p..tc. its. rosiishea W C. Taylor, 193, tlawmtsusat. TURTLF.S. WILTSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has pot tarried a Cargo of fine 1464 TOR rus, for Safe.—Turtles dressed every day s ill the Itighog perfeetion. and sent to soy parr of Towner Cosohy. This day is pubTialiod,Y gee. rise 10. 4r bO4/141. APOLITICAL. ACCOUN of the ISLAND of . PIM AD. 1140 ha Camegossa by Sit I.llph Aber. crorn, in the year 1797, to the present Time, is a Lem: to Hit Gtac. the Duke Portland. lISy a GENTLEMAN et the ISLAND. Prime., Um Messrs. Cadell aed Davies, Swami Thr•,Ja7 is published, in small active, price 49. is boardi, i Nrw Edition •( I)OEMS, oeSEVERAL OCCASIONS. By MICHAEL BRUCE. Printed for Archibald '7o,,hible and Co. and Illaaciers and Miller. Edinburgh; and Jrhn :Annan Flaaa awa,at a Lor. don. Thi del is published, lwautifu!iy printed by Meusie/, nue ar Imperial Bro price Use Guinea, 1.1 buarde, .AYFEC fION ;" a l'oem ; with MISCF.L- L NEOVS PIECES. Sy HENRY SMITHERS, ci the Adelphl. 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In the earlier part of the last century, It I. nioisible that t:,, get,erol and unbontadtd admhatoon a r•ipe, and the er .....L of !Poetry which he founded, tli the public at tention frow is writer inferior in init , th ott,eitiog hum ill gotaito deficient in iorrectr.i..,.., though supertor in energy if thought unit dicoon. but as it is tong %Uwe tht, pohlie het. Nuked bath with 4 fatneralgoeyo on tit.: works of the coconut and reererftal pits of the storntireOth cent•l7, it it presumed that a eomplete Ediltou of p tisollt VW g., contprelsondmg his original Works, of °erre desetiption, tntott nose W west dered MI filling up • ding-seeful bleak in the 'tunas:sof Ent land The Tent ts the intended publication sty 01 be sine Pew met/ front th.! be.t wilt:mil. The Ire snit al hate been i;leiiabil by the Editor's deep sense el the letrewete of the task. k. BOARD OF AOKICULTVRE. This day is published a sinned Einicro, in One large Volume 08aco, II Ith a coloured Map, divglingu,hing the diffeient Kinds of Susi in the county, prise twelve Shlling., in Board., AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULIVRE is. CO„UNTY of MIDDLESEX, drawn up for the BOARD of AGRICULTURE and INTERNAL IMPROVE. MEN I', .listiriguishing and describing the Oimgraphical Situa tion and General Circumstances of the County ; the State of ?roamer ; the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation; the Ins pPnents ; the Enel•osures • the Arable Laud, in every Kind of Culture ,• the Gran Lands; the Gardens and Orchards, the Mara. and Plantations; the Wastes; the linprovements, ge neral and particular; the Live :Stock; the Rural Economy, and the Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Markrts, Commerce, Manufael uses, the Population, Societies, Weights., Measure., &c. &c. &c. Ily JOHN MIDDLETON, E.g. Primal for Richard Phillip., No. 6, Bridge stick Black. ' friars; and sold by all 500k5.11.r. in Great Britain and Ireland. Of when miy also be had, corrected and enlarged Survey of the undinmentioned Counties, recently pubt•ned undee the Dire tion of the Bout: of Agricialtare, uniformly printed in Octavo, and dune up in Board., a. d• S Younta Eons, I soh . 21 0 S fliaingsle y,Souseisetchire . 7 0 • 4 R elves Oloucastessb.re . 9 0 5 I t nitlei Argykahire, 2d Edition 6 Naismith'• Clydesdale, 2d Edition 7 Doneurnles Herefordshire , 8 Boys's Kent . • 9 Young's Henfo•d•bire 10 Young'. Liucoinshire • 11 Young's Plerfolk . • 12 Yonne. Suffolk, 24 Edition 13 Kent's Norfolk. . 14 Soinsuville's„East•LetliMn 15 Thomson% Plenum . 16 Helt's Lancashire . 17 Robertson's Mid Lothian Id Bailey, Culley, and Prlngle's Nerthemberland, Cilintierland, and Wessmoieland 9 0 19 Lows Nottirichanishire S 0 . . 20 it obeitson'a Pertlishoe 7 0 • • 21 Pcontlees Roxburgh and Selkirksliire 7 0 22 Irlyriales'sSliropshise . 9 0 •23 Pitt's Staffordshire 7 0 • • • 24 Droop's Yorkshire, W R. 7 0 • • 9 0 9 6 6 0 7 0 7 0 10 6 6 C - 6 0 6 0 6 0 7 el 6 0 . . 7 0 23 Tuke's Ywkihise, N. R. . 9 a N. I Corrected and enlarge' Reports of nth*, CC/Lillie, will be published, in a corresponding Sae and Type, afar the tete of ca or eight per annum, till Swim's of he whole kingdo.n hate been publishe4 ; in the mean time, Sete, as ;ar as Publii.he 4 , unifwinly dome up, or partieul.ir R• pests m)y ire had of all Ranka?llers, at the pleasure of Me Purchaser. ttirEittAL PA RLI.4.Nerl t. H;)JSE OF LORDS, rus , s*v, JU&T ?I. C , nis.rl were heard on the second reading of the Nottingham Standard Chapel Sri!. After smne few observations from the LOUD CHANCELLOK and Lord GRAN ri.EY, the Bill was read, and ordered to be committed foe Friday. Sir Edward bnatchhull, Mr. Byng. Mr. Beau. mont Chaplio, and others, brought up a number of private Bills from the Corarnans, w :"Ch wee. re speairely read a first tim-. REVER•.ION BILL. The Earl of LAUDERDALE moved, is That there be Lid before tie House as Account of the number . of offices held in reversion, the names of the person, the amount of the salaries, and the sources nom whence they spring, as far as they can be ascertained."—Oid-21e3. Mr. Fonblanque appeared tin the part of the Peti tioner in the divorce cause, Ellis v. his Wife. Is consequence of the inability of the witnesses pia duced to swear pcsitively that they knew Mrs. !this, when in the state of cohabiting with the Feu.. tioner, the further consideration was postponed asps til next Thurs Jay. A person from tht roma. Office produced the Record of the JuLignient in this case. It Will or dered to lie on the Table.—Adjourned. -L HOUSE OF COMMONS. Upon the motion for the third reading of the Bill for eat. niincr the Regatities of the city of Glasgow. Mr. 'MAXWELL moved, 'as an Amendment, e• Tt . t it bz read a third time upon this day three =nibs." The SOLICITOR-GENERAL defended di' Bill, and said, that it bad been superted by tile Magistracy, and ail the respeetable inhabitants of Glasgow. Mr. MALCOIAI L SING opposed the Bill ; tt.e LOAD ADVOCATE of SCO ['LAND spoke in favour of it ; and Ntr. CREEVEY said. he was 110 t adverse trom the delay proposed by his lies. Friend. A division took place upon the Amendment. ' when there appeared— For the Assestheette . . et Agauist . . . 41 Mapritr . 20 The Bill was read a third time and paned. 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