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' J'ttll'SlßElt 4584. THEATRE ROYAL, toRURY-LANE.; TO-MORROW G EVENIN, May 27, teoi ; will be performed THE CABINET. Prince 01-11intio, ?Ir. lIRAHAM 11 - arquiS De Grand Chate4d, Mr:- MA rat ws ; Lorenzo, Mr. G J RHO N.; • Whinisiculo, Mr. KANINISTEIi ; • Peter. Mr. DOWTON ; • • Constantin, Mrs. SI DD ONS ; Curiosa, Mrs.-HAR - LOWE ; }lHretta, Signora. STORAGE. WITH. TEKE LI Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli,. Mr. SID DONS ; Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON COunt Carafla (tile General ), Mr. CA Rl, ES ; Alexina (the Heroine of Monrgatz), Mrs. POW E boxes 6s..Second Price 3s.—Pit-3s. 6d. • Second Price 2s. '"-Gallery 25. • Second Price is.-=-Upper Gallery IS. Se- Cond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places foetlie Boxes tote taken attire Box-office, in Little Russel-street. • - The Doors to be opened at Mt . -past Five, and. begin Jt Half-past Six. , . . • MANSFIELD, 21st May, 0,7. AT a very Numerous and neispeaable Meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of tne C ounty of Nottingham, held at the Moot Hall, ,this day, by Appointment of JOHN LONG DEN, Esq. High Sheriff of the said County; in consequence of a Etequisition to him for that purpose made, to take into consideration the propriety of addressing His Majesty the present important crisis :--- IOLIN LONGD EN, L. in the Chair, The following Address was moved; seconded, and unani ' Motisly carried.' To the kiNG's Most Excellent Majesty. " We, your Majesty's Most dutiful and loyal Snbjeets,' • the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Precholders of tne County of Nottingham, beg leave to approach your Throne to express. bur unfeigned Thanks and Gratitilde fur the dignified and de.. termined Protection recently given b) your Majesty to the protestant, Reformed Rclii,ion of this Country ;' and for the firm and Constitutional Exercise of )our Majesty's Preroga tive to, preserve the Independence of , the Crown of these _Realms. which we hope, in Divine Providence, your Ma zesty will long live to possess." Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to lohn•Chaworth, Esq. and the Hon. Henry Smiley, for pro posink and seconding the Address. Resolved, That the above Addtess, be signed the High . •Iteriff . , on behalf ot the -entlemen, Clergy, and Free holdel s aforesaid, and he presented by him, (accompanied by the worthy Representatives of this County) to Ills Majesty. jOHN - WNG DEN, SHERIFF. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to The Sheriff for convening the same, and for his Conduct in the Chair. • SUMMER LOTTERY, r ONSISTt NG of only Twetity Thousand Tickets, Degins Drawing 14th of ULY, 1807.. SCHEME. Prize of ,C 30,000 - - is - Z3o,dbo 2 - - 2-.),C•oo - - 40,600 - - - . 10,,00 - - - - socci IO„ott, 5 Ir.o) 5 - • 0 - la - - !co 33. - - - - 50 . 15,0 35':;0 - - 20 tjoo - - 1 5 - -; - 37,500 to,o 0 Ticl:etS ,C 20,090 ~ i irst-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. The Drawing will be regularly too. Tickets each Day. 110, Tuesday, - lids , 1.1 ! 6th, Tuesday, - Aug. it - id, Tuesda y , - tidy 21 f 7th; Wednesday, -' Aug ,la .3d, I.'ostiay, , - July 28 --Bth,-Thursday, - Aug. ij 4th, Thursday, - Aug. 6 9th i fFriday, - - Aug. 14 Stir, Saturday - Aug. 8 Toth, Saturday, - Aug. i's PRICE. • Ticlaet - - - - ,Ct 9 16 a Half - - - - to 3 o I Eighth - - 1,2 12 , 0 Qua •• 5 3 u t Sixteenth 6 6 ARMY AND NAVY EQUI PACE. ..DHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS; Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Bedding complete, arc very respect fully reco:nmended to Gentlemen, as being the most, portable and superior to any othdrs made in London ; . Marquees - , Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved pfincip;ei ; Sea tots i Sofa beds, and Chairs, Int on Board Ship; Mosquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East And West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORG AN and SANDE RS's Patent Bi'dstead Manufactory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. -• Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial. Dining 'tables, allowed to be the mast complete and 1.. legant set of • Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware douse. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR FOREST. TO BESOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. Most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the borders of ‘Vindsdr Forest, 31 miles from London, About ten from Windsor, one mile from f3iufield, . and two miles from a Post and Market-town. It consists of about 31 Acres of Land, of which about 2 5 Acres , are Meadow aid Pasture, and about 13 Acres • Arable ; with Farrh, house, Earn, Stable, and cottage in perfed repair, and unlimited fight of Pasture over extensive Commons. The Lai,t is within a petted Ring-fence, =.5 occupied' by the Proprietor, /sin the-highest state of cultivation, slid. possession may be had as soon as the purchase is completed. The Timber and Rowing Ctops to be taken at a valuation. The neighbouy.• ood is genteel, the Country abounds with Game, the King's hounds, as also a Pack of Fox Hounds, frequently hunt in the vicinity. A Coach for London passes daily. through the aforesaid Market.town.—Apply to Messrs. Bolton, Zane, and Lane, No. 5 - , Laurence Poultney.liill. ANTIENT AND AIODERN PAINTINGS, FINE PRINTS, &c. TO BE SOL D BY AUCTION, By Messrs. COWNE and WIGLEY, At their Great Room, Prince's-street, Leicester-square, To morrow,_ May 27, at :II welve o'Clock, THE GENUINE COLLECTION of Ancient and Modern Cabinet Paintings, fine Prints, a fine old portrait of the Gobelin Tapestry, a Model ot the South of England; the Property of several *ell-known Amateurs, consisting of the much-admired Works of SalVatoi Rosa, Rubens, Carlo; Maras Poussin, Vandeveldt, Burghem, lemberg, Guido, Osia:le ' Snyders, Wilson;*lorland, Serres,, end many othets of equal merit; among the latter is the 13 ip tism of Henry, VI 11. by Mather Brown, to feet 4 inch. - by 8 feet 3 inch. and two capital Piclures-by Serres, 12 feet to in. .°Y 6 feet in. representing Admiral Lord Nelson's Glorious vi , f.tory off Cape Trafalgar, and the Stormssubsequent to it, !ntl whali are allowed by those who fought in that Battle to otextrent,:ty correct. • , Mat be viewed, and Catalogues had Of Messrs. Cowne and Witter; Prince's-Street, Leicester- square: • * TUESDAY, MAA 26, 1807. CENER kLECTION. SUSSEX ELECTION. , A 4. • ' l Ol - M Ittiiediatp Atleadaoce of the FREEI4OII3- E in 'tiv: interest of JOHN FULLER, Esq. re siding in and near London, is earnestly 'TequestedAt Lewes. The Committee meet every Pay at the CfoWlt and Anchor, Strand ? from Eleven to Three; zuld, after that hour, at - Mr. C. Baster's Chinibers, N o. z 6, ; Lincoln's Inn Old-square; to whom all Communications tending•to secure Mr. Fuller's Return are 'requested to be .made, and who will provide Carriages to coney the Voters to Lewes. Mr. Fuller's Committee at Lewes Meet at the White Hart. The Poll will finally Close ,On Thursday next, .at Three . . . State of the Poll, M - ay For Mr. Wynciharn - - - • 39Si • Mr. Fujler - - - - - 22,24 Mr. Sergison - - 2211 To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH. GENTLEMEN, LLOW the to -return you my most grateful . I 1_ Thanks fur the high-Houour which you have ,this day conferred upon me, by eledine; me Your Representative . for the large anti independent County of Perth. I trust my Parli4trueittary Gourmet will be such as, in some degree, to merit the very nattering anddistinguistied Support I have met with. I have theilondut to he l With much respell and attachment,' Your very. taithful and.obedient Servant, - IAMES MURRAY. Perth, May tg, 1807. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,ind FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DORSET. ENTL EM - EN. !THOUGH the Event, of the Poll has been. un. , 1 favourable to my wishes, the flattering .testimony of approbation which so large and respectable a nuirtbor of Free holders have been pleased to bear to my [while condud calls tbr my most grateful acknowledgments, aitd compensates, in a considerable degree, the disappointment fesulting from the Want ot success. „ . To myself it never can .secoMesa Matter of regret to•have stood forward ,in ,such a cause,. and to have used my best exertions in 'maintaining it : but that our County may not permanently sutler by tw.: introdudion of those principles and pradices, which, under the specious colour of liberty and independence„have in so many instances disturbed..the tran quillity, and - subverted the order of civilized socizty, is rather devoutly to be wished than reasonably to be ex petted. Whatever Seat I may fill in the House of Commons my own rule of action will remain unaltered, and my .zeal for promoting the general welfare undiminished : and I venture to assert, with confidence, that no honest man, even among my opponents, shall ever have cause to say,. that had the re turn been in my favour, the Representation of the County would have fallen into Incapable or unworthy hands. 1 have the Honour to be, with great reseed, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and faithful Servant, HENRY BANKES. Kingston Hall, May 20, 1807. To the GENTLEMEN,CLtRG Y, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LINCOLN. • GENTLEMEN, ALLOW rue to offer•you my sincerest ACknoAr ledgements and most grateful thanks for the very dis tinguWied Support which I experienced, and the unboittnied Assurances that I received,,in every direitiorrthro.:ghout.the County, or your fivoura!fle Sentiments towards me during The Contest in which' I was engaged. • - The receiving ~ at your hands, so important and dignified a Trust as that of being one of your Representatives in Parlia ment, impresses my mind with the deepest sense of tion. Such repeated confidence demands,' on my part, every exertion by which I can testify my Gratitude, or acquit my sett in the discharge of the sacred Trust you have reposed in _ _ . - - I know that you' have placed me in ati elevated situationi and permit me to assure you, that whatever advantage my Charader may ,derive front that circumstance 'Shall be di. reeled to the best, the most important object-'-the Support of that inestimable COnstitution under whi;:h we have so loin; enjoyed thelilessings of Liherty and Security ; and, justly appreciating its worth, I shall be anxious to haVC it delivered ; •ummpaired, to oral: Posterity. • , • .•. While taus getter bily solicitous' concerning the superior_ Objects of our Interest, permit me again to assure you,. that the , Concerns Of this extensive County will, at all.times, re ceive my most assiduous attention, as the best return (united with the faithful discharge of joy public ditty) that I can °Mr for the very zealous, independent, and honourable Sup port which you have so repeatedly anti successfAly afforded me. I have the flonottr - to he, With the most Unfeigned Regard and Esteem, • Genf:en - ten, , . Your tlev4ted, and very faithful Servant, Lincoln, May zo, 1807. CHAS, CHAPLIN., MR. WILRERFORCE's ELECTION. THE COMINIiTTEE in London for raising a General Fund (in aid of that now ra i sing in the C ount y of York),for Deliaying the necessary and laWful E x peaces of I\ir. W E E 0 E's Eleaion, resolved to Npub lish the followimg Advertisement,' which has been. largely circulated in Yu! kAnre, "'lo the.f REEHOLDERS of. YO RKSFII RE throughout Great Britain. " The Friends of Independence, Integrity, Humanity, and of every public and private Virtue", are most eatnestly re quested to repair instantly to Y mc, to poll for Mr. WI L- B - E K FOR CE, in the present motnentotts Contet, where his Enemies are using thetr,ntost strenuous endeavours to throw him our or .the Representation of thin large County, without any real cause :Whatever, alter his long and utirewaiiied ser vices for ins King, his Country, and for all Mankind, dtiring a period of nearly Thirty Years." • ' • Subscriptions throughout Yorkshire, in London, and in every_ pan of the King'dom, for his support, are carrying on‘,-- and his Fri'crtuls are. requested to address whateverpectiniaty aid they wish to give, to C. Duncornbe, Esq. Chairman to Mr; Wilberforce's COmMittee, at York.; to thejßight lion. Lord Teigumouth, Chairman, of the Committee at the New London Tavent,Cheapeide, London ; to the Chairman of Mr. - Wilberforce's CoMmittee at the ThatChed House Tavern, St. James's-street ; to the Banking-houses of Messrs. Hoare, in Eleet-s&rect ; Mess. Hoare, Barnetts,•Hoare, and Co. Lo-n -bard-street ; Nless. Smith, Payne, ittcl Smith George. street, Mansion I louse ; Mess. Down, Thornton, arid Pree, Barth°. lomew,lane ; Mess. Smith and Holt, Broad-street ; Mess, Ransom, Morland, and Co. Pall .Mall ; Mr. Hateliard, 190, Piccadilly ; Mess. ' Cadell: and Davies, 141, Strand , • 11,11- Butterworth, 43, Fleet-street; Mr. Phillips ' .:George4ard, Lombard-street ; by the dillert'ait Members of the-Cotinnir tees ; and by Mr. lohn Crisp, at), Birchin,lane, to .whom CoMmunicat ions relative to the business of the Meeting may b 3 addressed. Not a Moment is to be Lost.—The roll commenced owthe 2,-,th of May,' and cannot continue longer open than the 4tit of l one. All persons. are requested to communicate the above to any Yorkshire Freeholler they may know. P. S. To prevent misapprehension, it is deemed necessary to add the most poSitiVe assurance, that Mt. ‘Vilherforce 'stands on his own indepenalent interest in Yorkshire, and is totally tinconnected with either of the other Candidates. On the contrarv, hellaS been suffering on, the clue hand for not connettinglinusell with Nit'. Lascelles ; Many of bis s oldest friends (who had, without any, authority frittn hini t joined his name with that of Mr. Lasceyes) having on that account re fused to subscribe a shilling, or even to attend his Commit tee ; and, on the other hand, many Clothiers and others have been so.far misled, by raise and unfounded reports of his hat . ing - joined Mr. Lascelles. as .to give plumpers against him, contrary to their engageinebts. tHE NEW OPERA This Day was published, price Half-a-Crown, - DETER - the GREAT ; or, The Wooden An Operatic' Drama, Three Ads, performing to crowded Audiences, at the Theatre- Royal,Covent-Garden., By A. CHERRY, Esq. Author of The Soldier's •Daughter,- Travellers, &c. &c. Printed for Rii•hard Yhillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. GRECIAN LITERATURE. 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The FuAiti'Ve Countess'; a Novel, 4 vols. price as. S•etnel at Brighton kifth Edition, 4 vols. price £l. For the GOUT, RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP. TIONS, &c. The Rev. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; or, ALTERATIVE POWDER. THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Student in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to otter to the Public' an eMcacious Remedy for the above, as well as ter many Diseases deemed incurable. It has been et tensively used in Ireland for several Years, and its 'salutary E Weds are produced in a sate and easy Manner, -with very t , tt e sensible Operation.—By mixing with the Blood and Inices, it applies itself to the Seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by slow Degrees, from its alterative and healing Qualities. 1,1 Consumptions, it will generally•succeed in toe Two first Stges, and otten even itt the last. In tile seropinila, r t Evil, it used early, the Cure will be speedy, and the nice. iatod Glands wilt neal ;- and it has been known to rescue the Patient even atter mortal Symptoms had appeared. Gut sons affiided with Gout, Rheumatisms, ance:s, and vita bilious and nervous Diseascs, , woulit do well to peruse "The Philosophy of Physic," written by the I nvent,t (to be had at Svitionds's, Paternoster-row, or of the- %/coders of this Me dicine;, in which its extraordtwry Efficacy will be shewn its various instances. This Powder does nut contain any- ingre dient unfriendly to the human Constitution ;.and, instead of weaketiti:<, its tendency is to invigorate, and to improve the gi;tterat Health. It occasions no Danger from Cold, and re tplires neither Confinement nor Owl& Of Diet Sold by F. Newhery anti Sorts, at the only Warehouse. for Dr: James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, in Packets, price 4s. 6,d. cacti, containing 'nhitty two muses.—t)bserve that the. words, " F. Newbery, No. '4s, St. Orval's," are engraved in the Stamps. RENOVATED EIEALTK. TT has been too frequently the subjea of just and I general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements of tne ithrdical art have olnred themit...o I res as candidates tOr public pat rohage in rite protession of physic. For the purpose f doing justice to the result or our studies and a perienca, and to prevent us. from being classed among thoseeinpiries .vhose imprudent pretensions have, untOrtunately for society, been too frvourably received, we beg leave to subMit to the libzral and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. Atte' having received a regular medical euitea, tion: as the pupils of Messrs. Urinded.and 13 lizard, whose le6lureS and rd .:lice we carefully attended, • as professors and surgeons of the Londan Hospital ; entered ourselves as students in that justly celebratel se - kool fur medical acquire meat, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed • in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent protesSorS, Drs. Munro, GregOry, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust We shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency auct acqUileinclits are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series _of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseasaS of Debility, the partictiiiir object of our studies arid prattler, 'it will, we hope, be Allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cute. In slight and recent "cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is' completed in .the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, 'Where other practitioners have failed of success, a • proper perseverauceiti our plan ut treatment ensures to the patient a.sile and radical cure. Amidst the alwlancholy variety o a l , d . i t s , o ie rd b e a r i s ti t e vh s ich are the effects of a habit long. and mos t u nha pp il y p ursue d by the yOuth of both sexes, tivere are- none more alarming or niore thoseuistresSinty into which fre quenily prevent oretn l - • ‘ , l t eti tte c r ie t i l l i c e n ies i' ti atriinonja I state. To su c h persons it mast be a consol ation to know that they may now; by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greateSt At all human blessings, a strong, manly, an..i vigor ous constitution. • In all cases 01 debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every. species of venereal infection, wig may be CotilVilted by patients oleither sex with the great est secrecy andlionour.. Hours of consultation at home troll ten tuthree, and horn 6 in the evening till to at Riot. Patients in the country ate reque.;,ted to state th.• p•irticu.. firs ut their case, age, and general nitoitot living, &c. Sic. in, closing a remittance tor ;tivite and medicines,When •tlr saine will be 'given, or sent to any Bart of the kinlutti. "l'oeiisu re that seerei:y so essoitial to our undertaking, t!:e. postage Of letters !nay be added to the account tor inedicities. CU RRI F.• and Co. Surgeoni, , . • No. 107. 1-I..ition-,garden. 'Messrs. Currie and Co, have erritieJtn. ftern the abuve le,peetatdc FrOfc,sms of Loodoo and ut tits ditiOnce, skill, end trainJnity, with woloi teey pier_ lighted tie &Ate"; at,tzi.t ilitatitig the tune they at.; tended their Lectures itt.d Vractaue;