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That in NOWD4Y , sett, the 2atb inst. they will k res4v to receipt Tenders in ( staled sip), awl treat for One Tlssoommoi S,,el,* of Kiln -dried Hatuehold Flour, to Se dditered in a farmlght. 6 1 , weekly praportimU, into the I i^ruilli, T; Stones at Deptford, and to be paid fer by Bills pay Ible with laterest, entity days Ott. late. EXHIBITION AND SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT THE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, opposite Portland-Place, continues open erne day, and the Pictures sold will not h.., removed this mouth, in order to afford fur some time longer to time Public an upportu • say of viewing, 111 its collective state and classical arrangement, an assemblage of upwards of ONE THOUSAND PICTURES, by the most eminent Masters of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, German, and French schools ; forming a series of superior spe• cimens the alt lit various ages and countries, such as has never before beet, submitted to the Public, and may not pro bably occur for a number of yeerm, as the Exhibition and Sale positively clove this season. Open from ten 'o'clock till desk Admittance One Shilling. ‘, TOTES of the several Transaitions in the MAHRA rTA EMPIRE:. Daa 1, Fort Wilhani, Dreznibr , IS. 1809. The Conditions of thr Conirs,i may he seen at the Ste, [WIT'S lice. • TiTE • MERCHANT OF VENICE. uko, Mr. DAVI(NPORT. Biisanio, Mr. C. KEMBLE. . Gratiano, Mr. FARLEY. Lorenzo. Mr. HILL. • Salanio ' Mr. KLANERT. Ballwin°, Mr. CLAREMONT. Aramaic , . Mr. JUMBLE. Shylock, Mr. CQOKL Tubal, Mr. ATKINS. Gobbo, Mr. EMERY. Portia, Mrs. SIDDONS. Nerisra, Mrs. ST. LEGER. Jessica, Mrs. ATKINS. After the Pia! (for the 97th Time) will be presented a Grand Sslio-Comic Romantic Melo-Drama, in Two Acts, called VALENTINE AND ORSON. Principal Characters. French. Yopin, King of France, Mr. CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANERT. Valentine ' Mr. FARLEY. Orson, Mr. DUBOIS. The Princess Eglantine, Mrs. ST. LEDGER, The Empress Belisanta, Sister to the King, Mrs. IHR DIN . Saracens. The Sorceror, Agramant (the Grsen Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jun. Imaii, Mr. HARLEY. The Piece to conclude...with a GRAND PAGEANT. Representing the Meeting of Yhe EMperor of Constantinopla and the King of France. The Dmis will he rimed at Half-past FI.T, and the Per i/mance begin at Half past Six. Boxer, W. Pit, Ss. 6d. Galery, 2s. Upper Gallery, Is. (in account of the intemelan; Benefit fl•ghts, the New inrnsntic Melo-Drama oi Valentine and Orson can only be pofortnednn Saturday next Week. NEVER ACTED• THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MA RKET. THIS EVENING will be pruinced, a New Comedy, in Tire Adis. called GUILTY ; Or, NOT GUILTY? The Chararlers by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. PALMER, Mr. ARCHER, Mr. PALMER, Jun. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. OF. CAMP, Mr. GROVE, Mr. TAYLOR, Mr MATHEWS, Mrs. T. WoODFALL, Mrs. WARD, Mite GRIMANI, Miss WOODVALL, MIL GIBBS. The Prologue to be spuken by Mr. PALMER, Jun. The Epllngss by Mr. ELLISTON. To which will bearhied, the Comic Open of ROSINA. Mr. TAYLOR. Capron &Italie, Mr. H W4ll:un 1161 rt. HARLOWE. Ru.tic, lAtr. %CALDRON, Jul. In.hman, Mr. NOBLE. 12.0.415, Mill DANIELS. Plirebe, Mrs. TA YIsOR. Lsureas, Mrs. WARD. Sam ts. Pit Se. Fust Gallery Is. Second atilery Is . The DOOM to be opened at Sut o Clock, and Cle Performances %abeam at Seven Meet to be taken of Mr. ft 'ce, at the Box Office of the 'Theatre. NEVER ACTED Al' THIS THE ‘TRE. MRS LITCPFIELD's NIGHT. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARD EN , on WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1804, will he performed, a Drama, eallwd THE CASTLE SPECTRE. The Music by Mr. Kelly. Osmond, Mr. COOKE. (Being hit First Appearance in that Character.) Reginald, Mr. CORY. Pert''', Mr. BRUNTON. Father Philip, Mr. EMERY. Motley, Mr. BLANCHARD. Haman, Mr. H. SIDDONS . The Spectre, Mrs. St. LEGER. Angela, Mrs. LITCIIFIELD. Alice Mrs. POWELL. At the Alice, of the Play, Mrs. LITCHFIELD will d liver A NEW PATRIOTIC ADDRESS. Rites labial, several favourite SONGS by Menus. MUNDEN, EMERY, HILL, and INCLEDON. To which will be arldod, LOCK AND KEY. The Characters by kelen• MUNDEN, INCLEDON, FARLEY. FAWCETT', - , - &c. &c. Tickets and Placei for the B.,xes to be had of Mts. Ltr,h feld, No. 36, Bedford-street, Covent Garden; aad of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre. SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. UM*/ the patronage of Hit Royal Highn.r..4 the Duke of CLARENCE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, MAY 26, will be presented an a uir, Now Dance, calhd, THE TINKER. After which the superb Pantomime Spectacle, ,al:ed THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINi, In which will be exhibited A GRAND PANORAMA OF MALTA; Also will be performed a new Petite Comic Open, called, CLICK CLACK; Or, THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER. Tlie Entertainments to conclude with. Grand Naval Spe , tae`, , representing the SIEGE 01 GIBRALTAR ; WITL: REAL SIM'S OF ONE lIUNDKEU GUNS, SEVENTY FOUR GUNS, SIXTY GUNS, &c. btiilti rigged, and maltreated in the ntre.t complete and rat Newer, as entry Nautical Character who has seen them implicitly allows, which work Immo with the Wind on their Starboard Beare, wear and haul the Wind oo their Lar bun, Tacks, to regain their Situations, never attempted in 11 1 Theatre in this or ail! other Country/ the Ships firing their lioadaidea, the Conflagration of the Town in yarrows places : The Defence of the Garrison end Attack by the Floating Hat lxtoei, area° faithfully and naturally repeesented, that when the I '4-44 Batteries take Fire, some blowing op with a dreadf..l txp4elion, andothers, after limning to the Water's Edge, sink to the Bottum, while the Gallant Sir Roger Curtis appears in D rs Eno to see* the drowning Spaniard", the British Tel h that purpose plunginc into the Water, the effect is such ▪ pratiecr•Lle most ii iprecedented Climax el Astonishment • Amlau-e. The Exhibition is terre , ctited en a Rosily of IS .11 WATER, 40 Feet wide, and nearly MO Feet it cumvising with the Deign 111000 Cubic Feet, whicb no coat the Pop.imers indefatigable Exertion, and an ol'or laais Exioctlce. lieges open at heliport Five, and begin at half .past Six, Places 1-c't t o kept till half-past Seven. bc taker. at tits Doet-Olhee i , Sadlen Welt, from Nine till Four. rind all Persons wh• 111111 , h;.! ',roper to make Tenders upon die said Occasion, a e detir, ito take .Vot See, That o Regard sat he had Fa ams Tender in 'IAA th. Price •knll not he inserted in Words at L,„ 4 0,, a , that shall , I n t hr deterred to the Board ►efore eilf OCl^.k. op the said Mondoy wet, the 28th instont, nnrr braless the Person who makes the Tsnder, or {ollie Perm, on his Beilq; rends, to answer when tufted for. FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. B ROWN and COWAN (from Mr. Iluby's;, at .IJII their S,iacioui Warehouse, No. )4I Strand, one door from Catherine street, have constantly on Sale All Extensive A.sortment of neat BOOTS and SHOES, which briny mann faSured under theic immediate inspeetion, presume they will be found, in point of Fad.ion, Durability, and Fitting, equal to those Besmke at any other House in London ; and In con sequence eia quick Sale. And reefo‘ing prompt Payment, are enabled to submit them At the uncLionated very reduced. Prxes : i a. d. Ca Skin Hessian 6,vits - 1 12 0 Spanish Le.dher ditto - 1 14 0 Back Strap Jo. key - - 1 IN 0 Dlte , MIIIUT V - - - - - I 13 0 Thloo Three•goartcred - - 1 12 0 Cordovan Roots Walkirsr Shrks ----- 0 9 Strong ditto 4,tto - - - 0 9 6 Drees She a and Pumps - - 0 10 0 Spanish Leatio.r ditto ditto - 019 N. I. Country Letters post paid) duly attended to. • TOY and TUNBRID 1E WARE REPOSITORY. No. 0, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row. MALCOLM DLTNNETT respe:lfully begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and Public in genctal, that he has for Sale, a most elegant ASSORTMENT of teal TUNBRIDGE WARE, which are now ready for Inspec tion, in a handsome Room, which he bas opened for the better Accommodation of those who may honour him with a Vnit to view the so l icitor Workmanship and real Beamy of his Goods —The above Collection consist. of curious Work Tablts, Work Boxes and Baskets; Writing and Dressing Desks ; Paint Boxes, Netting, and Patent Cotton Boxes ; Book Shelves, and Carl Boxes ; Tea Caddies, and liandarme Chest* for Tea and Sugar ; neat Turnery, and many other Article. too numerous to lie particularoed.—His Goods are made of the best seasoned Wood, acid will 'trod the test of the warmest Climates —Me chalks and Captains of Ships sup plied on the lowest Terms and shortest Notice, as D has a constant Supply of new Articles ever, Week, from the Manufactories at Tunbridge and Tunbridge Wells. N B. A most extensive Avortment of beautiful Foreign and English Tars; dins and undress Ddbl handsome Rocking How., &c. BE PARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA ZEDS, CHAIR BEDS, AND EVERT OTHER KIND. THE ORIGIN/1L HOUSE AND oivEN rot. BUTLER'S Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet Ware-mnms and Manufactory, N. 1 and 14, Cathe rine-street. A ;wee awortment of article. of the motet, neatest, and most (economical Fashions of well seasoned Ma tangle, and excellent IVinkmanship, with several improve ments BUTLER respectfully relies on the good discemnsent the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in sinuatems opposed to him and counterfeiting he articles. It is • wall known that BUTLER has two Patelltt o one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads ; the principle of the fire is applicable to almost all Kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement; it renders them more convenient os Nooses, and much more pnrtable. The principle of the other is appli cable to most kinds of Bedsteads, AS Four Pne, Tent, Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singotirly useful in Sickness, and each, when shut up, makes a handsome pieur of furniture -r a Sitting-room, Dressing-minim, &c. The Feu Poet and Tent Beds go together in all parts with Isms, and are fixed with much ease without the help of tools or tacks, or nails its the furniture, and are very pnitabk. Particular kinds of the above, adapted for Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, mei Not Climates, also pomade Chairs, Sm. RUTLER's Patent Manufactures have been gracioesly patronised by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho noured by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have been highly approved of 'tithe East and Wert kitties ; the merit of thy Articles has thus met with favourable en couragmeet, and f x which he returns his grateful acknowledg ments, and MINN but notice the kind Others of sonse sthen, who fix tap large Sign Boatdv, with BUTILEtt's name inscribed, which may help elm to promote le BUilffr., or should it be designed otherwise, he, by the ;we:mission of Prividenes, ma nufactiires and se'ls his Supdior Fourepoet and othcr Beds, ex cellent Dating Tables, and Cabinet Arti-ka as almve, namely, Catherine-street, eight D 04,1, from the Simnel, a Brick-front }hue, where he has constructed several Toils and Machines ftt Working the same, and has otherwise been at conseleable expense to bring than to that utility and degree of pediment at whii.ll they now are. At the same place may be bed teem article for completely Furnishing Homes. N. B Fur Exportation. NEW TRENCH DICTIONARY. This Day is published, prkia du. bound, THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in Two Paris: First, French and English ; Second, English and French; containing all Worts of general use, and authorised by the but Writers; u also the several Parts of Speech the Genders of the French Nouns; the Accents of the Erreish W.rnl.; the Naval and Military Terms; the New French Ca lendar; Two Alphabetial Liits of the mom usu.! Christian and Frripar Names; and of the mom remarkable Place% in the World. Carefully compiled from the mon apprise. d Dietom vier French and English, patticularly from that M the Royal Academy at Faris. 3y THOMAS NEIGENT.I.L The Eleventh FAitiois. carefully rryi--.1 and enlarged. To which are now added, Many Wends in both Pans; Innen than twarnousainl new Signification., with all the Irregulantos of the English Vero, al.d Nouns. Sy 3.OUISEAU Pr,nt-d Fir J. Mawmin. J. inhnv.n, W nd J F. aid C. Itiviabitrrn, t 3 an.' J. iltolavrea, J. Walker, G. Wllkie, J. Nunn, C. I.aw, I.ononan and Rec., T. Boos y, Lackingtoo, Atka, and Co. T. Ildrst, fkoton a+ 11:r•ry, J•Caripentor, Dolma and Co. and Seatzlserd and Lent( it: All. Where !say be I JA, Thiamine We.. 7, beautifully tu:nt-d cwt a T. of Letter. and seiwhik , w ovn p ara . i n a a nail 1 1 . 0 .-ket Valuate, ten Sup. ikaiwit of hues: Names. prate bu. Nina& NEW EXHIBII lON. MR. WARD, by the Recommendation of his Friends, and many diNtinguohcd Amateur. of the Fine Arts, has been induced to solicit public attention to his Pic ture of THE SERPENT OF CEYLON; winch, on account of its great magnitude, could not be admitted into the Royal Academy. This Picture, with a vast multiplicity of others, in various styles, all painted by Mr. WARD, may now be -een to gether at No. 6, Newman-street, Oxford• Road, every day from Eleven to Four, Sundays excepted —Admittance One Shilling'. GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMSBURY. FROM the present state of Ireland, a considerable advance meet take place nit the Article of Irish Linens. The IRISH LINEN COMPANY have a very large Stock of the best CLOTH en hand, which is to be sold (as u ‘at the vihniesale Irish prices, in quantities not lees than a piece As several mistakes have occu•reti with the neighbouri:4 Linen limpets, phase to observe, the No. is 3Y. No Article, sold but Irish Linen. Each peace enraged, and the Money returned, if a fault appears. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. This Day is published, wlee 55 board:, THE COURT COMPANION : Containing the Arms of the Peers Peeftsres,&e. ftc. of the United Kite dote ; the Title and Surname of all the Fansilies, with their MO' trans.:it'd and alphabetically arranged; an lotto diVl.Js to I tereldry ; the Golfo., of Knighthood ; the Royal Family of Great Britain ; the Archbirhow and Bishops, with the Value of their Sees; the Btronets and Knights, &c. dre. Sc. arranged in such a way, as that, by a single refinance the Plates nail linlor, a Nobleman may iminedntely be dicin guishel by the Arms hrs Carnage, i&c. Printed for Debrett, Piccadilly I F. and C. Rivierten, Bt. Paul's Chweh-y/d ; and Solis. Portugal-weet ; T. Eg.ntati, ; W. Magi, Bond street; Crosby and Co. Stationers'.court; Cachet and Martin, Holborn; Ley Contittoti-street; and John Harding, St. Jamees-street This Day is published, peke 7a. te EM 01 RS ON RESPI RA r lON. By LAZ ARUS SPALLANZANI. Edited frost the unpublished Manuscripts of the A tithur, By JOHN SENESIER. Member of several I....tvtary tiscreties and Academies, Cor r.,:poadent Member of the N3tional Institute. and Labranan at Geneva. Printed 1..t1.; and .1. Rubinson, Pate,nostrr.r,nv. Mo. Day i+ published, in Quarto, price 4, 61. 'VHF. RECALL OF MOMUS. A RACA— L MLLE. By BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Esq. Translator of the Gentian Theatre, and of The Stranger, u pernarined at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Printed file a and 1. Robinson, Paterniviter-roo. Jost published, dedicated to Dr. Hawes, London, THE DUTY of the RELATIONS of those who are in dangerous Illnesses, and the Hasard of has!+ Interments: A SERMON, preached at Lancaster, July 17, 1803. By the Rev. S. GTRIE. death pair u.urp on Nature many hour, " And yet the fire of life kindle again " The deprest spirds" London : Sold by T. Conder, BuelclerMury ; and J. Simcoe, Warerick4trelt, Cmdden-equare. This Day is published, • New Edition, Featly en1ar7,..31, elegantly printed in Otte very large Volume, Royal 03avu, price lb. boards, VLEGAN I s EXTRACTS ; or, Useful and En t rtaining Pi;ces of Poetry, selefied for the improve ment of Young Parsons : being similar in De•igo to Elegant Extrwls to Prose. Pnnted Inr J. Johnson, G. and J. Robinson ' W. J. and J. Richardson, F. and C. Risington R Baldwin, R. Fauldea, (Vivi and Son J. Cuthell, Llarke and Son, W. J. Whit., 0. Wilkie, Cadeil and laaviea, J. Scatcheni, g• man and Rees, Vernnr and Hood, J Walker, G. Keanley, W. Miller, S. Barter, T. tinnier, T. Kay, Wynne and Seholey, B. Crnaby and Co , J Harianc, T. Haw, Lackington, Allen and Co., J Nunn, Pate and W.lliams, 0. Walker, J. and A. Arch, Lane and Newman, J. Mathews, J. Booksr, J. Mawatan, T. Ostall, and J. Asperne. Of whom may be had 1. 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This Day sae published, neatly printed in Four Volume Du odecimal, with a Held of the Author, a New Edition, pries 14s. in Wank, of L_ETTERs ertltttrt Sy the late RIGHT HON. A./ PHILIP DORMER STANHOPF.. EARL of CHES. TER FIELD,th leis Son, PHILI P STANHOPE, Esti late Envoy Extraordinary at the Court of Dresden. Together with several other Pieces on various subjects Pu'tlithed from the Originals By Mrs. EUGENIA STANHOPE. The Thirteenth E labors its which are inverted, in their proper Plates, several Letters that were wanting at the Tints of their first Publication. London: Printed for J. Nichols aad Son ; W. J. and J. t F. and C. Rivingtoo ; W. Lowndes; Cadell and. Daviss ;J. Nunn; Longman and Rees ; B. Crosby ; T. Hurst' .1 Mantuan ; Vertiar and Horxl; and Laekington, Allen and Co. Of whom inay tie had, Another Vino'', limithunte4y printed, in 4 Vail , . pea price Its. an Board. ; and on Royal Paper, hot pressed, p• as 31. gs. boards; also an Edition, just putlished, in 4 vols. ldruo. pine ds. boards. Speedily fedi t, published, in Two Volumes octavo, the Second Ediuon of A GUIDE to the CHURCH, in seven'DlS -1 COURSES: to. hich An: add , d, Two POSTSCRIPTS, the fins to those Member' of the Church who wecastonirg trequent other Places of Public Womb:, fhe Secw,d to the Clergy. Tagetlizr •dli an APPENDIX to the titlIDE, In winch the Princrplzs advanced in that Kos* are mare fully miintained, in Answer to Objections . By the Rev. CHARLES DAUREXY. _ . _ . _ Printed fur FA.:. wadi. Itivialgton, No. 62, St. Parri'a Cbturelv. Yard; sold also by J. Mitchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. 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Whoever la• occasion to seek Assist ance either us reading, speaking, or understanding she English Language, will here hod &guide, en whose knowledge •nd fidelity he may rely with pc:fed animism:4. London: Printed for W.. 1. and.). Richardson, J Scatcherd a T. N Longman and 0. Rees; H. D. Symonds; C. Law ; T. Hurst; and J. Mawman (Successor to Mr. Dilly). Where may be had, _ _ . . . The 03ays l'Aition, on • large Later . , in Two Volumes, dvo. prxe Luor.d. F uRCIUN INTELLIGEACS. [Extrcis from the Hamburg% Mail.] PARIS, MAY 15. Letters from Marseilles state that the Dutch pri. vateer Mope, fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope, and carrying twelve guns, has captured near An gola, on the coast of Africa, the English brig 4114ades, from Liverpool, carrying 14 gaps, destined for the slave trade, and laden with cotton, rum, fusils, ani swords, destined for exchange with the blacks. Th; , prize has been carried safe to Buenos-Afros 1:1 America. Twenty-five thousand men :re now encamped near Utrecht ; the Dutch Government has presumed General Marmont with a most elegant tent, and bespoke twelve others, for twelve other French Generals under his command. Nothing can be a srronser proof of the good understanding between Fratwe and Holland. Another camp is ordered near Harlem, at Krauck-Leek, in the same place where the Gallo-Bataviau army was encamped La year. The Senator Joseph Bonaparte resides at the quarters-general of the First Celina at Pont de Brique, in the camp near Boulogne. HT has gained all I:::arts by his condescension and adinity. Hit military talents are such as would do ho lout to WA Warriors. He will soon be promoted to a genera of brigade, and immediately afterwards to a general of divisson. Many think that the chief cu: amand '.f one of Cie divisions of the Army of 1.:),f,1an HOLBEIN AND HOLLAR. This Day is publi-hed, price Half-a-Guinea, or on large Pa per, Fifteen Shillings in hoods, THE DANCE OF DEATH, represented in Tnlrty Original Plates, engraved by Holiar, from the Paintings of Hulbein. A New Edition. London : Printed for John Harding, JG, St. Jameis-stmet and John Murray, 34. Fleet sui t e. A few superiar Copies may be had in 4so price it. Is. 1