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MY GRANDMOTHER. • Sir Matii.ew NledleY, Mr. MA DDOCKS ; Vapour, Mr. 1)E CAMP; Woolley, - Mr. - CODE; • Dicky Gossip, Mr. NI AT HEWS ; - • • Soufrance, Mr. WEWITZER ; Charlotte, - Mrs. MA;PHEWS ; Fiurella, Miss DUNCAN. Boxes 6s. Second Price ;s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S. Gallery 2,5.• • Second Price is.—U pper Gallery tb. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken•at the Box-ollice, in Little Russel-street. . The Doors to be opened at Hal -past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. • On Saturday, The Curfew ; Tekeli. ORATORIOS, Play-House Prices, on the W EDNESDAYSard DA YS during LENT. - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO.NIORROW EVENING, Feb. 27, 1867, will be performed the Grand DETTINGEN TE DEUM. with the Song of" To Fioly . , Ho wi ly ll be adde Lord," b y, Mrs. DI CKO NS. whichd Two Grand MISCELLANEOUS A CTS, from the Com positions of the most favourite Authors, in which Mr. .13RAHAM will introduce, for the second time, the ad mired new Sang of " The Battle of Maida," as performed with such unbounded applause on Friday Evening, writ ten'by Sir George Dallas, and composed by Mr. Rauzzini. And a GRAND MOTET, • Composed by the celebrated Mozart. Endo! Part 11. Bach's favourite Cnncertaute for Violin, Oboe, Viola, and Violoncello obligato by Mesa ' s. Ash .Griesbach, Watts, and Charles As h ley. Principal Vocal Periermers, Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEV, Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS, Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr.PELLAMY. Mr. ASHLEY, Leader of the and. Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY. The remainder of the Baud, and the Cliorusses (which are atunaerous and complete), by the most approved Performers. Doors to be opened at Six ; begin at-Seven ; Halt-price at Nine. floxes6s.—Pit 3s. 611.—Gallery 2s. —Upper Gallery ts. Places ibr the - 110%es to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Hart-street. • • .THE.NEW.PLA.Y.- This Day was published, price Hlf-a ;. Crown, r rHE CURFEW:, a Play, in FiveAas, per forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. By:the late 101-IN TOBIN, :Esq. . Author of The Honey Moon. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. n, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. Dr. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA. lust completed, and rac:uchng the Present State of all Arts and Sciences THE Proprietor of this Work having brought it to a do_.:, feels it his duty t: . ) tender his acknowledg. ments to the numerous persons who have honoured it with their countenance oamig the period of its publication. He is pro:td in having it in his power to state, that, his exertions to render it the First, the most Elegant, and the most Usefur Work of its kind, have been duly appreciated by the Public, and rewarded by an extent of Patronage which has far ex ceeded his most sanguine expectations. It has been candidly acknowledged by every Purchaser, that, besides the evident superiority of the plan and execu tion over every contemporary` Work ot'a similar kind, the Parts have regularly improved in elegance, quantity, and , quality ;so that,in every resped, this Publication is deemed the cheapest that has, for many years, been presented to the Public. in justice to himself, the Proprietor shall now state, that he has consulted the perfedion of the Work, rather than the cost, or the exact letter of : his original engage ment with the Public ; but, in three months atter its coin. piction, i, e.. from and after-the .ist of May next, he proposes to raise the price of the Parts from Nine Shilling's to Ten Shillings-each; and the complete Work, in boards, from ,Five Pounds-Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas. •At present, and till after the tat of May, the Work will continue to be sold at the under-mentioned prices: Any Part separafely at ,C o 9 o each The complete Work, in boards, at - 15 0 The same, haifbindingand . cut, with Russia backs, or in plain calf, lettered, at - 6 6 o Bridge.street, lan. 3t, 1807. BRITISH GALLERY,' PALL-MALL. . • THIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and SALE of .the WORKS' of BRITISH ARTISTS, is now open to the Public, and will continue open every Day, from ten in the Morning till five in the Afternoon.--Admit tance is --Catalogues 6il. . By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. The !rickets of Admision were ready at the Gallery, for tietivety. to th e Govrmots,-sitbstiribers, Royal Academici ans, Associates, and Exhibiting Artists, -on Thursday, the 11th of .I;=:bru.iry. TO BE UTT, : And-Entcrcd upon at Lady-Day next, or sooner , if required, ACOMPLETE DWELLING -HOUSE , in the Vilbige of - Flagley, iiithe County of Worcester.' The llouse consists of_a large Ball, - 11r,iakfast-Room, Room, and Drawing-Room, llousekeeper'sAtoom, Closets, And every Convaience - ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry. Larder; brewlrouse, anti Servants' Hall ; Stabling for eleven horses, and a double Coach-house, with_ other necessary Our- buildiogs five Lodging Rooms 'upon the FirSt and four upon the Attic, besides two fur the Men:Servants ; -a good - Stancase All.the way up ; Attics as good ..n! the other Rooms, and a Macy Servant's Room over the Kitchen ; a good walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Land ; two Fah Pools, and a Green-house. 'The abovi.• House and Lands are situated in Hagley, in the County 1 , 1 - Worcester, and near adjoining to nagley Park and }he C tent Hills.; 'and there is lgood Pees of Harriers 'within :abOut a mle, and %re distant about thr..te miles from Stour bridge, and e:eval. trio Birmingham ' to tx,rll which places there is all excellent Turnpike Road, and neat the Coal Mines. • _ • ror a view of the Prertilses, apply to - I ,, hn Taylor, near the same ; and for Particulars, to Nlr. ‘Vatkins, the Proprietor, at Nnrthanipton, near Woicester ; or to Mesrs. Robeitsand.l.lalser; S'uhCitors - ,- in Bewdley.- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 , 1807. - .PATRIOTIC FUND. • • • . Lloyd's, Feb. 25, 1807. MOUNT.ofNEW,SUBSCRIPHONS for the GENERAL PURPOSES of this INSTITUTION, already adVertised - - £49,02.6 911 THe Captain,•Sergeants, and Privates of tilt Rathgill Infantry, Ireland Officers and yrivates of the Newtown Ara-.s Infantry, Ireland - Freeniasous' Lodge, No. 417, Newtown Ardes, Ireland - - Parish of Newton Ardes, Ireland British —___— 40 12 0 George Goodman;, Esq. Leeds, per De Beid and Co. - 50 S 5 0 7 0 0 -2 2 0 - 26 c 0 Mr. F. Westly " - - - - 1 1 o K. C. F. 'C. - - • • - - 1 5 o A Friend to the CauSe , - - - Jo 0 0 airs. Close, Bromptan:Crescent - - 2 o c Subs,:riptions at 111adias - - - 57 t 5 Produce of a Military Concert and Ball under the Patronage of the Cainberwell Volunteer lu tantry, per Liect.-ColoyA Smith - - 68 g 6 Mr. Charles Stant•-)11, Manlger, third remittance ti a o Consul Werry and N. Weriy, Smyrna - - 20 0 0 John and Wm. Maltrass, ditto - - 2) 0 0 Lee and Sons, ditto - - 20 o 0 George Boddington, . ditto - - 5 7 0 Travel and Jackson, ditto - - 20 0 o One Dav's Pay of the East Derbyshire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry ' . - ' - 20 t 4 0 Mr. Duncan NPLea, l'etersburgh _ .. 4it 3 jW. Cooper; Fingringhoe, Essex - - t 1 o ohn Bedturd, Esq.,Judge of the Vice. Admiralty Court, Barlaadoes . - - - 21 o o Capt. E. C.-Bradford, of the Lord Duncan East India Ship - - " - so 0 o Mr. Atkinson, St. Martin's in the Fields - I I 0 Mr. Harrison, ditto, ditto • - - - o 7 0 George Morgan, Norfolk, Virginia to to o William Gray, ditto, ditto -toto o W. K. Mackinder,'ditto, ditto - to to o Hello , Brunet, ditto, ditto - l• so o Robert Farmer, ditto, - ditto - to to 9 A. B. ditto, ditto - to to 0 William Wood, His Majesty's acing Vice-Consul tbr Maryland, Baltimore. to to o William Coles, Baltimore, per 'oho Ha milton, Esq. His Majesty's Consul to the State of Virginia -s 5 o 73 o Sea Fencibles, Carrickfergus, per Capt. Thomp son, K. N. Capt. fames Walker, R. N. - Capt. Edward Walpole Brown, R. N. A ['fiend, - per j. N. C. Freeman HuMble, Liverpool - f. Wilson - - - General Assembly of the Bermuda Islands, •per Henry Tucker, Esq. Governor of Bermuda folin Symonds, Esq. Chesterfield House, Black- -- 5 S - - to 1:., o -5 o o --6 1 o - - o 10 o - - 0 IQ 0 TOO 0 0 10 0 0 heath - - - - - 17;arnsley Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, by Beckett and Clarke - - - - 2,t o o Robert Wilkinson, Esq. Smyrna - - 20 0 0 L. M. - - - - - 3 0 0 G . per D. - - - 44 0 Mrs. I uditlt Dobree, Guernsey - - so 0 0 Subscriptions received from Halifax: Marihe H nmane SO- Edw.Mortimore,Esq.3 to* o ciety - -'55 ax a James Fraser, Esq. It 13 4 His Excellency Sir Prescott, Esq. t t 13 4 john .Wentworth 23 6 '8 Mess. Ewing &Buwiet7 to 0 Thaßishop of Nova • _ttilr. Henry Yvoinaus is 13 4 Scotia - II 11 4 Mr. WM. Lyon it 13 4 The Chief Justice a t 13 4 Mr. john rryor 17 to The I udgc ot the Mr. It. G. Taylor 516 8 miralty - 11 13 4 Mr. %VW. Pryor 516 8 General Hunter - 11 13 4 Mr. l ames T horn 3 to 6 Commodott Beres- Mr. John Liddell 5 16 8 ford - - 23 6 8 Mr. lames Leaver 11 13 4 Commissioner Ingle- Mr. Capel I 13 4 field - - 2.3 6 8 Mr. I. W. Morris 3so 0 Hon. I. B. Butler it 13 4 Mr. Henry Taylor 5i6 l r ion.,Autire%vßeleiter23 6 8 Mr. Peter Smiths 516 8 Mrs. Belcher - 5t6 8 31r. Edward Pryor 5i6 8 Hon. - Michael Wallace 516 8 Mr. lohn,Starr - 2 6 8 Colonel- Barnes - tt 13 4 Mr. lohu Merrick 5 o o Colonel Wetherall I 113 4 M.. Charles Geddes 2 6 8 Mrs. Wetherall 4 13 4 john Lawson, Escl• 3 to o Captain Wetbterall 518 • 3 Mr. Frederick Major 516 8 Miss Wetherall 1 3 4 Mr.. holm Brown 516 Colonel Charlton 3to 0 Mr. john Simson 2 6 8 Lieut.-Col. 11111,n% 5 t6 8 Mr. Benjamin Etter 5 o Captain Minter 2t6 8 Mr. Alexander Izatt 26 8 Major Bowyer 3 us 0 Mr. Samuel Butler a 3 4 Captain Reynett • 5i6 g Captain Spading 2b 8 It. I. Uniacke, Esq. tr 13 4 Messrs. P. Smith Se James Stewart; Esq. it 13 4 Sons • - • to o o Charles Morris, Esq.ll 13 4 Messrs. J. Miljer Foster Hutchinson, Son 7 0 0 Esq. - 5 16 8 Messrs. J. and M. Tho. N. Jeffrey, Esq. tt 13 4 Tobin - 3to 0 Lewis M. Wilkins, . A ,Poor Man - olu o Esq. 5 o An Unknown Person a 3 4 CroltonUniacke, Esq. 3 to o Collection onFastpay Wm. Thomson,Esq. 3to o at St. Paul's, per George G rant, Esq. tt 13 4 Churchwardens so to it Rev. Robert Staner 3 to o Ditto at Presbyterian Rev. George Wright 3to o Meeting, per the Rev. Dr. Cray - a 6 8 Elders - ,24 7 0 Messrs. Hartshorne -- and Boggs - 23 6 S Total Amount, fatnesForeman,Esq. 13 4 Currency - 12 o john Black, Esq. 17 10 0 Wm. Forsyth, Esq. sl6 8 Sterling - 638 john Beckwith, Esq. 3 to o Steph.H.Binney,Esq.! 3 4 • Subscriptions continue - to oe received at Lloyd's ; and at all the Bankers in Town and Country. J. P.WELSFORD, Sec. ROSS's ACHME, OR THE PERFECTION OF. FIVMAN NATURE. ROSS respeafully infornis the Nobility and Gen. try, particularly those of taste and fashion, that he has now the most extensive and extraordinary assortment of LADIES and GENTLEMENS' PERUQUES ever exhi bited tn . public view and approbation. Tneir superiority is not merely derived from their elegant'undulations, nor from their easy and close adhesion to the countenance, in which they are unequalled," but from that strkt resemblance to na ture which they assume-the very first moment of wear, and which no other Maker can acquire, or even imitate; affording to the Inventor the finest triumph of art, and adAing to the Wearer a loveliness to youth, and a respeaability to age. The universal adoption and exclusive pretereni:e afforded these Pernques on the last Birth-Day, and every fashionable Gala since, incontestibly proves their preeminence. Ross acquaints the. Connoisseurs that he has them on sale of various Imes, forms, and fashions, front 2, 3, 4,5, 6,7, 9, and 10, to Guineas each. Ornamental Hair of rite greatest variety may likewise be had of all prices, at No. 119, Bishopsgastreet three doors from the London 'roan. G OVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawirig'l4th APRIL. 4 Prizes of ,Czo t ooo - are - ,CBo,ooo 4 - - 10 , 010 - - - - - 40,000 4 - iOOO - 20,000 to - - Soo - soco 3,3 - - - to? - 3000 - - so 3000 - - - 20 - 60,000 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - - 30,000 2.5,00 . Tickets ,C 250,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, ast Day - - ,C 20,000 Ditto . 2d Day - - 20,000 Ditto - - 3d Day - - ao,ooo Ditto - - ' 4th Day - - 20,0 , 0 p Ditto - - sth Day - - 10,000 Ditto - - - 6th Day - - . io,ooo TICKETS and SHARES are on S'zde at' every Licenced Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - - - 41 9 16 o. Half - - to 3 o E)gtith - 42 12 o Quarter - - - s 3 o Sixteenth --- i 6 6 Favourite Numbers may be secured at the flank,sby making early Application at the different Licensed Offices, NEW BRITISH DRAMA. This - Day was published, In One largi,Volinne, royal odavo; price il. los. in boards, SHAKSPEARE's ,DRAMATIC WORKS, with 'Explanatory Notes. • , London ; Printed fur lohn Stockdale, Piccadilly ; W. 1. and I. Richardson; J. Walker ; R. Faulder ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Longman and Co. ; Crosby and Co ; Lacking ton and Cu. ; Cadell and Davies.;• 1. Harding; I. Mawrnan ; .j: Booker; ,G. Robinson ; E. Lloyd; W. Earle; and j .Booth. This Day was published, In One Volume Oda vo, finely printed by Ballantyne, price 75. bd. boards, The Second Edition of BALLADS ancI‘LYI4CAL PIECES ; consisting of-Gignrinlas,' or Lord Ronald's Coronach—The Eve of St. lohn—Cadyow Castle—The Grey Brother -Thomas the Rhymer, Parts 2, and 3—The Fire King—Frederick and Alice—The.Wiltaluntsmea—War , Sung—The Norman Horse —The Dying Bard—The Maid of Toro—Hellvellyn. By WAL TE scoTT, Esq. Printed for Longman. Hurtt, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row : and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh.' Of whom may be had, by the same Author, x. The Lay of the Last Minstrel. A Poem. The 4th Edit. price ros. 6d. in boards. • 2. The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border.' The 3d Edit. 3 vols. price tl. 16s. boards. 3. Sir Tristrem, a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Cen tury. By Thomas of Erciitioune, called the Rhymer. The 2d Edit. in one large vol. Bvo. price tss. ' This Day was published, In Quarto, embellished with Two elegantly engraved Por traits, and a View of Nottingham Castle, price 11. t ts. 6d. and in Royal Quarto, with First Impressions or the Plates, price 21. - 11 s 6d. in extra boards, -I\fiEMOIRS of the LIFE of COLONEL HUT- A, CHINS N, Governor of Nottingham Castle and Town, 'Representative of the County of Nottingham in the lone Parliament, and of the Town of.Notrillgliam in the -First radian - lent of (2 hadesl Sze. With original Anecdotes of many of the most distinguished of his Contemporaries, and a Summary Review of Public Affairs: Written by his Widow Lucy, Daughter of Sir Allen Apsley, Lieutenant of the Tower, &c. Now first published the original Manu scripts. By the Rev. 1t11.113 11'.TCHINSON. To which is prefixed, the Ltre of Mrs. Hutchinson, written by :lerself, a Fragijnent. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos- ter-row. These interesting papers will gratify all who delight in the contemplation of human charactzr, and are sensible to the charms of intelleduaLand mural excellence."—Ecledic Re view, 'lan. igo7. " As a political record, we regard it as a valuable addition to our stoc , of original documents ; but, perhaps, its greatest merit will be allowed to rest on its excellency as a literary composition The story is interesting in the highest degree. The style is undoubtedly entitled to the praise of vigour and elegance, and will not be easily matched among the writings of our elder Authors."—Critical Review, Jan. 1807. " This Work, indeed, is a most valuable addition to the historical record of a period which has always been considered as one of the most important in the annals of- English His tori."—;() x ford Review, Feb. 1807. " This is a Book of singular interest and importance."— Censura Literaria, Feb. 1807. TRESHAM's BRITISH -GALLERY of PICTURES. Early in the Spring will be published, In. large 4to. both plain and coloured, after the manner of miniatures, price plain iss. proofs tl. t ts. 'bd. coloured 31. 3s No. I, of • T HE BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES.— , In Two Series. The First, containing a Description of the Cabinets and Galleries of Pidurett in Great Britain ; embellished with En gravings on a small • scale, from all he best and most inter esting Paintings in the different Collections. Each. Collec tion of magnitude being distindly - illustrated by a concise History of its Formation, and a Description of its Contents. The Second, containing a History of Painting and its Pro fessors ; embellished with highly-finished Specimens- from the Works of the most celebrated Masters ; scleeted from the finest. Examales in Great Britain. Together with a de scriptive Elucidation o,f the peculiar Excellence of each Painting. and Anecdotes of the Pidures. The Historical and Descriptive part by Wm. Young Oft ley, Esq. : the Engravings by Mr. I'. W. Toa:ins, Histo rical Engraver to her Majesty, who has the man .gement of the executive part of the Work ; Mr. L. Schiavonet ti, Mr . A. Canton, and other eminent Engravers. The whole und,:tr the superintendance of HENRY TRESIIAM, R.A. PrinteJ for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and ()rme, Paternos ter-tow ;f. White, Fleet-street ; Cadell and Davies, Strand; and P. W. - Tomkins t 49, New ,Bond - street. *** SubSeriptions ate received at the Publishers, and a de tailed Prospcdus may be had at all the Booksellers in Town and Country. Highly-finished Copies of some of the Pi4ures may be seen at Mr. Toinkins's, New Bond-street. This Day was published, price as. 6d. No. 1., of a New Series (to he continued Monthly) of CENSURA LITERARIA, containing Opinions, Extrads, and Title; of old English hooks, especially thuse which are scarce, with Meditations en Literature and Life ; To which will now he regularly added, Necrographia Authorum ; or, Memoirs of deceased Authors. By SAMWEL EGERTON BRYDGES, Esq. Printild for Longman, Iturat, Rees, and Orme, Paternos, ter--row'; grid 1. White, Pled-street. :Contents :—Letters by Sir William Temple, &C. 1700 ; Scled Letters to the Prince of Oringe, &c. by ditto, 170 i ; The Earl of Arlington's Letters to Sir• William Temple, t7ar; Ditto to several -eminent Persons, t7oi ; -Stevens's Translation of Mariana's General History ot Spain„.l699 ; Hawes's Pastime of Pleasure ; Harrington a Epigram 4; 1625 ; a Schrm, by T. Lushington, B. D. 171 i ;History' of Philip Ue Contntines, Lord of . tgenton, 1674 ; The Bishop's Bible, 1658 ; the Tianstation of the Bible now used, 1613 ; Ex tracts of the Paradise ot Dainty Devises, 1576"; Scott's Para doxes, 1602 ; the Reward of Wickedness ;. Miscellanea Me ditations: &c. rein ; Green's It.xlortari ,-,, is to Marlowe, &c. 1542,, 16. t ; .Churehyard's Praise of Poetry. 1595 ; Life of Colonel lllttchiost , n,•lS.:6 ; Memoirs of Nlr. Charles Smith; Lives et' Ntodem Poets ; The Ruminator, 4 Series at Moral anti Sent;onttitai Ess , =.ys ; I tnitations of tin: it;Ait Oct: at Ify r.p.:c 4.turA ; Literary Obituary. [PRICE iIXPIN( Eo VICr(TALLII4C-OFFICE, . Feb, A, 1807. THE CO,MMISSIONEPS VICDUALLMO fIIS mAyEs TV's NA V rdo hereby give Notice, That on IJ'ednesday ibe 4th of March they will be ready to receive . Ten 7. ders in writing healed up), and teat for Three I,l;endred Chat., dross: (each consisting of 36 Bushels, /Vinchester illeasu,e) of PITT,': TAN FIELD MOOR COALS . , or Coal; of e4oal goodness; to be dilivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, One-half thereof as soon- as poisible, and the other hall in the space of two Months from the date of the Contraa, winds and weather per mitting, alongside the Wbatf of His Majesty's Vie:miffing P'e mire, at Plymouth and Southei4wn ; and to be peid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety day; after date. The Conditions of the Con!ral ?nay be seen at the Secreta9's Office. _ . _ regard will be had to a'y Tender in ivhieh the Price shall not .be iraertrd in to 7 rds at length, or tb‘it sball not he deßreri,i to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Wedges,4 the 44 of March, nor unless the Person wly., snakes the Tender,' or some Pet son on his behalf, attends, to answer, -sub - '? called /or. FOR 1 HI TOOTH-ACH, CHEV. ANTI-SCORBUTIC ECOCT I IV,. faithfully prepared front the Ori ginal Recipe, by Signor Vanzenzarini, Surgeon-Dentist; from Italy, tor the NeserVation of thefeeth and Gums, admirably whitens-and preserves the Teeth ,; proteds the enamel, dis solves the tartar, and checks its-,,iccurnulation ; speedily and elnclually cures the Too:h-ach, anti all Diseases of the Mouth and Conti ; defends sound Teeth from decay,•siops the progress, and renoYates(the cariosity of those afncted ; fastens loose Teeth, restores rapidly to their proper tone the most relaxed and decayed Gums, sweetens the lire all, -etc. Sold in Bottles at 2). 9d. Duty included, by tile Vender in l'. D. Addison, Medicinal Practitioner, at his Reposi tory of Hygeta, No. 33, Hart-street, Bkornsbury-square, Ldndun; and by his special appo:iitinetit, to tie tad of le book asd Co. Oxfont-street ; Chrisp, ,Cockspur.strzet Fl ocher, Cheater p Swinfen,.. Lcic!r:Nr \VaI!ILI', G tuft— .sce. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, . P•hku,v-i IT, 1207. 'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 11144 yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby glee That posals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on, or fore the 4tb day of March next, from such Persons as ma be willing to undertake the Supply 01 4.7.0 Load, f ilewedE t. TIMBER, for Set-vice of the Rya! Carriage Departinev, WoolFich,'of the size of 8o Feet at the least ; and the wh;le to 6r £ftvered into Store in the course of the ensuing Three Merzths. Furkher Particulars, together with the Terms: and Conditions 9 the Contrati, may be known upon application at Ike Secritary's Office, in Pall Mall aforeiaid, any Day 'between the Hours Test and Four o'clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, scaled au4 endorsed, " Proposals for- Hewed Elm Timber ;" but no Proposal c µ n be admitted after the said 4th Day of ,Maras next, at Twelve o'clock at 'Noon of the same Day, neither wid any Tender be noticed for less than 4> Loadr, not unless toe Pao r making it, or an Agent, in his behalf, attends. By Order oftbe Board, R. H. CR F.:11 1 , Secretary, This Day was published, In Three %Tolima's, 12mo. price One Guinea, in boards, The Third Editlon of . LETTERS addressed to a YOUNG LADY wherein the Duties and if iiaraders of women are con sidered chiefly with a Reference to preva:liir O pinkns. By Mrs. WEST. Printed, for Ullman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater roster- row. .6 We do not venture, without mature deliberation, to as sert, ,that not tri-rely as 'critics, but as partuts, husb.itid!;, and brothers, v..'t can recummind to the Ladies of 13ritain "lie Levers of Mrs. W‘st,"—Crit. Rev. Apia tie , 6. As aboyd way be had, lately published, by site same Author, Letters addr:ssed to a Young Man on his First Entrance into Lite, and adapted to the peculiar circumstances of the 'Hines: In Three Volumes, Imo. the Third Edition, price 16S: 6d. in b. , ants. We cannot withhold that tribute of praise which a Work of such superlativu dersimnds, from every one who is interested in the welfare of the rising generation." Guardian of Education, May 1802. Lately publislie.', tt,der the PatronPge of the Go.-_rtior of ttt Bank of 1 hgl.nin, &c. :os •63. in boards r T HE PRINCIPLES ofKEEPINIG'ACCOUNITS 1. with Bankers in Town and Country, illustrated by ,Specimens; with extensive and most accurate lnterest''l'a hirs, adapted to such Account's, on a new plan ; and other highly useful Mercantile Tables. Also tt Tr . ,at* on and Notes, to guard the Unwary against the errors and. den . - gerS incident to that species of currency ; with' the regular modes of proceeding when Bills are dishonoured. By WM. LOWRIE, Secretary to the Sheffield General lnhrmarv. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos_ ter-row and sold by all Booksellers in -Town.and CoMitry. " The greater part of this Volume.is filled with the Talites . of Interest, whoSe merit consists in their accuracy. The account given of the various details in Tradesmen's Accounts is drawn up with great clearness, and %%ill be found useful to the country Tradesman in his connexions with the trade in . London. It contains all the Processes relative to Bankers,' and the drawing ofßills."—Crit. Review, Feb. iBu6`. " Our Rca•ders Nv iI 1 easily perceive, from the title-page of this Book, that it is a Work of immense labour,' and of pro portionate utility too. Its excellence, hoWever, depends on . its accuracy ; and as far as our examination has gone, we are fully prepared to say that Mr. Lowrie's produdion is must accurate"— Anti-Jacobin .Review, . May, iBo6. For a more ample detail of the utility of this Work, sce also , The Ecledic Review for Feb. 'BO7, RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has beets too frequently the subje& of just and general reprobation, thaemen destitute uf the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. Forthe purpose .of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for suciety,eher'ti too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal: and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuit. and ace. quirernents. After having received a regular medical educa. tiun as the pupils of Messrs. Grindcd and Wizard, whose' lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeoni of the London llbspital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sckoof for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrneled in the diffirent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradiee of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany . ; &c. by those eminent professors, .Drs. Moore, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We tnist we shall not • be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proticiei:cy ano acquirements are not ineonsiderable. Having for a long series. of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases Of Debility, the particulaf ohjedot our studies and practice; it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acqnifed superior know ledge of their treatment and cure, In.siwit and re, fait cases of infection ion a perfe re-establishment is completed bi the short period of two days ; and in thoie; If the utmost in- . veteracy, where other practitioners have !Ailed of success, a proper perseverance. in our plan of ensures a, the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the efledS of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by youth of both sexes, there are none mere alarming or inure distressing than those det;ie!!‘ - ies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter rile matrimonial state To such perSOllS it must be a coesolation to know that they tu ft y pi l w, by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strung, marry, and vigor. ous constitution. In all cases o: deniliiy, from whatevei cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal Intectiomm, We may be consulted by patients o f either sex with' rhe great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at honor mroin ten to three, and hum 6 in the evening till to . t night. Patients in time country are requested tu'state the pi-ten. tars of their case, age, and general nabit of living, f...• &e. life • closing a remittance for advice and %Vile,, the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. ensure that secrecy so essential to one underiaklng, the postage of letters ;bay be added to*the account for medicines. • CURRI'L and Co. Suigeonil No. 107, Hatton-eatden: