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1. -• ' ~' 1 I 1 , " di. - R . Al 11,1,fie !A; -,,,,AVAIWi l ief et.,,s o . (~,:., ',.6;i : V. ) - 14. . .. ii ----- .... .„,..._,____ - • i l -0;,:.....r,,: t14 , 11 , 'Tr , A; 07 ~ , itirr/41/./ / 41 /./ ilftt \ " 'VW 1 ) A, r - 0 F \ ( \ A 6 : 11: (ir AC:k ;?)' (+: 3441 *_ - 4:4 1 \ 1.) •'• ktIAIBER 4589 111 Q N D A.Y, JusE 1, 1807. rivCE SIX,PEN r; • THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN E. •• e rc-MOIt.ROW VENING,. June 2, 1807, will be performed PIZARRO. Ataliba, Mr. POW E LL ; Rolla, Mr. ELLISTON ; , • ! Orozeinbo, Mr. CA tt LES • ; - • Pizarro, Mr. BARRYMOkE ; Alonzo, Mr. BARTLEY ; • , Las Casas, - Mr. EYRE ; Elvira, Mrs. -POWELL ; Cora, Mrs. H. SI DDONS., End of the Play (by iiiirricular Desire), the favourite Song of - Sweet Robin," (in charik.ler) by Miss HOLLOWAY. WITH • TEKELI Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, *Mr. H. SIDDONS ; Wolf (his Friend), Mr; DOWTON ; Count Carairt (the General), Mr. c,AIO_,ES Alexina (rhe Heroine of MOntgatz) , Mrs. PO W t'LL.• loxes 6s. 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FINE ARTS. tRITI SI-1 ACADEMY, or ANCIENT and MODE RN SCI3OOL of FINE ARTS. On Saturday the . 30th of May was published, the First Number of this Work. • THE Prospe&us of this Work has been 'so copi ously distributed, and , the general Plan is so fully known, that it is unnecessary to enter into any further de tails. The high sanaion, amongst the - most celebrated Ar tists of the Country, which the Plan of this Publication has received, and the expedation which it has universally ex cite'd„ have had their due. Oa upon the Proprietors, in tXciting them to every effart within their reach, to mature mild render thrir design as national and complete as possible. The First Number contains the four following Subje,ils 5. An Outline of Death upon the Pale Horse, or the Open ingof the Seals, from a Pidure. painted by Mr. West, Presi dent of the Royal Academy, and which was exhibited at the 'Louvre, in Paris, in the year iSoz, • 2. Au Outline from the Monument eraled to Mrs. How ard, by t: Nollekens, Esq. K.A.—`Phis is esteemed to be fineot the:finest etlints of Sculpture by an English Artist. ' • N. B. Neither of the above SObjeds have ever been en graven, or made public by any species of prints 'whatever. . 3. The Death of Ananias, a Cartoon, by Raphael.--This •celebtated-Cartoof has- not been copied by. the Proprietors from any mutilated or imperfed Print whatever. It has•been outlined immediately from the Cartoon itself.' Its accuracy, therefore, cannot be questioned; arid it is hoped that. the spirit and - truth of its execution will give equal satisfadiOn. 4.-The first Plate in the Series of the. " Eledion," by - }logarth, entitled the Dinner. 'Elie Odavo Edition, printed on a Royal• Paper, with ori ginal Criticikins, and, Narratives respeding the above Plates,. is crharsed IS. 6d, per Ntirnber...--The 'Quarto Edition; on - beautitul Royal PAper, and an elegant Type, and with_Proof Impression's of all'the ' Plates, is charged as. 6d. . • Printed fur i. Bell, Weekly Messenger Office, Southamp ton-street, Strand; and to be had of all Booksellers la town and 'country, and of all venders of Newspapers.• This Day-was published, No: XVII. of ' • LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE; or, , BELI;s 'COURT AND FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE; has very superior pretensions to public Patronage. The POrtrait Print is a faithful Likeness of the Queen of Naples t excellently engraven from an original Plante in the . possesston of Lady Hamilton, which is accompanied with m eir ps i le's of this august Personage from auth6itic . inaterials. Four whole-length Portrait Prints of Ladies in tlie,Fashion able Costinties ot- the Month, are also given; two of which are delicately.coloured ; an original Song also, by Dr. Call .cott and a new Pattern for Needle-work. These beautiful Engravings compose the ornamental. Embellishments' of the present Number. The literary part„.as usual, occupies sixty lour' Pages on Royal Bvo. 'of the most Varied and interesting Miscellany. • I order to support the distinguished and popular reputation 'which the preceding Numbers Of this Work havebotained, the Proprietor has been at the expenee of an entire new Sctt -of the Portrait Plates.; and . thereti#e the Impressions now• to be had with all the former Numbers Of this Work are nearly equal to proof Impressions. The Portraits contained are, in No. t, The Queen. No. 2, Princess of Wales. No. 3, Princess Sophia of Gloucester. No. 4, Queen or Wirtemburgh. No. 5, Princess Augusta, No.' 6, Princess Elizabeth. No. 7, Princess Mary. No. 8, Duchess of York. No. 9, fruchess of Gloucester. No. Duchess of Cumberland. No. 11, Princess Amelia. No. 52, The King. No. 13, Princess Sophia: - 'No. 14, Princess ,Charlotte of . No. 15, Dnaliess of: isetiforci. N0..16, Impress of Russia. Printed for lohn Bell, Proprietor of the Weekly Messen ger, at the Office, Southampton-street, Strand ; anelinif be had of all the Booksellers in Great 'Britain anti Ireland. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ..I\l,. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MAN S T O•N-' HOUSE, with Coach-house, Stabling for •30.-Horses, Brew-house,,'excellent Cellaring, and replete with other bornestiG Offices, together with a Lawn, Walled Garden well 4 toed with' Fruit-trees, and Kitchen .garden; the whole con taining Seven Acres, or thereabouts ; situate at G ranthami in the County - of Lincoln, lately occupied by Sir Carneby'Hag Refstone, Bert. and now by Sir Montagu,Cholmly, Bart. 'an eligible situation for Sporting, being in the Centre of the buke of u Eland's I Lunt, and within easy reach of Lord Lona dale's and the Quorndon Hounds. The present Tenant occupies with the House about Thirty Acres of rich Pasture Land adjoiNing the P remises, and the I urchiser may be accommodated, if he pleases, in the same fossession may be'liad On Six Mont Notice. " For further partieuhrs inquire of Mr. Pugh, 33, Bernard street,.Russeli -squAle. Parc ot •the purchasc.tiviney may re fiaut or: the Premises. GENERAL ELECTION. To the C ENTLEMEN, C LERGY,and FREEIIOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM. GENTLEMIN, IHave withdrawn from the C w ontest, - in Weh r found myself engaged, .under the persuasion that my per severance would.increase those mischiefs which it was the intention of fny f riends . to avert. The arrangement, which led to my being offered to your. choice, had for its first object the peace of ' the County ; but the steps taken have produced a contrary etre& I cannot then, even to obtain the highest °Ned ot 4 mY ambition, Sub mit to avail mysel& olassistance.,given. to .ine on a ground that can no longer be maintained. It becomes me, therefore, to retire to that private situation from whiCh I have been ; but I carry with me, and will always retain, the most 'grateful recolleCticin of the par tiality of my fEiends,. and an 'ardent desire to lend my humble endeavours, to the County, whenever circumstances shall leave me at libertytb receive its independent support. I remain, Gentlemen; Your faithful and devoted Servant, .... • - . • '.••.•CUTHBERT ELLISON: llebburn,Mall, May 25, 1807, i - TothcCENTLEMEN, CLERCIY, aid FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTYIof SUSSEX. GENTLX74EO/, ' - • • THE very small Majority which appeared in favour ef . Mr; t-LI LL E R, on the final close of the Poll yesterday, and the certainty that considerable numbers of bad Votes had polled for .14, ind,p.ced me to, apply to the High Sheriff fur a Scriitiny, who, having postponed his answertintil this morning, hasifigught proper to refuse it. In the fullest confidence, however, of having a great Ma— jority of legal Votes over Mr. Fuller, and on the advice of my Friends, it is my intention to Petition the House of Commons for Redress. ........ Iris impossible for any. language to express to you the-very high sense of gratitude 1 feel for the tree and independent Exertions which haVc been manifested in my behalf during the whole of the late Contest. '1 can only assure you, that if 1 am placed by that Tribunal, to which 1 mean to appeal, in the distinguished situation of one of your Representatives, it shall be my constant study to' prove myself not undeserv ing it, by a diligent and faithful discharge of my Duty in Par liament. • I - have the Honour to remain, . Gentlemen, Your most obliged and faithful humble Servant, WARDEN SERGISON. Cuckfield Place, May 29, 1807. 'Tae Nuitibers at the final Close of the Poll were: Mr. Wyndham - 4333 Mr. Fuller - zi3o Cul. Sergison 1473 Al 2 CLERU,M. S " "AGINTA CONCIONES ad Fidem et Usum Christianm Religionis spedantes, novis typis accurate Manuscripti irnitantibus mandatm, a Presbytero Eedesix Anglicanx, compositx : Veneum aped Ostel, Ave Maria. lane/ Londini, Pretium 31. , Kee Condones aptantur, ad oznnes Dies Dominicas tains Anni, et ad Occasiones tarn speciales quam consuetas. 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Observe t hat the words .`.`. Newibdry,,No. 45, St. kuui's,'"are engravra in the Stamp.: ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, May 25, 1807. - IcrOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and :Gaol"IN/ivery,Pr the Tria/ f 01;nce; committed on the High Seas,' li , itbin — the yurisdißiviof,the ild ntirulty of England, will be bridal Yustice,Hall, in the Old Sal: ley, I..mlqn, an Friday the 26th of Tune new t at Eight o'clock is, thc Morning. WILL,IAM MARSDEN. NArY-OPTICP, .• , Ply 20, I PO7. • THE PRINCIPAL QPIICIL'IIS and CO:17- 1 _MISS lONERS of His Majesty's ISraty do . hereby rye Plotice, that cnilVenesd.zy the 3d of Jane next, at One they willk ready to treat with such Per.Dns as.zvay le willing to Contrab7 for supplying RI GA HEMP. A bisoihutioh of which, with a Form of the Tender, miy 6e seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'clock on the 4 of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the or, an Agent for ban,' al fords. VICTUALLING. 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No Tender will be accepted unless the quavaty Rurti' and of Brandy, together withabe Price rhertof, shall be repar atqjt and titstinaly,stard ; nor will dry Tender be admitted for a !c.fm quantity than Ten Thousand Gallons of either Article, No;egard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in' words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board be/ore One o'clock on the said Thursday, the ,Bth of of June next, nor unless the Person who Makes the Tender , or some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer; •when called far, EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 6, 1807. . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMP ANY of i 1 ERCKANTS of 4NG.L4ND-Trad. ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give N , r/ce, That a Quarter& Gcnetal Curt of the saidCanktn; will b. held at their House, in Leadenball-street; on Wrdn<iii.ty the tjth June next, at Eleven o'Cluck in the Fos enoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from CZristmas last to Midsummer next. That the Transfer Books of the said Company'! Stock will 6e shut on Tuesday the Vi June next, at Two o'clock, and openeil again on Thursday the 164 July following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's due-the sth July, will he ready to be delivered on Tuesday the 7/k July next. I RAMS A .Secrttay. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD for Debilities, - Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses pecu liar to Females, Hysterical Affedions, and LOWLICSS of Spi rit, Loss of Appetite and Indigestion, and Consumptive Corn plaitits in general, &c. It is the most absolute Remedy for such Diseases as a l l'b attended with the _following syniph toms ;. namely; a great straitnessof the breast, with difficul ty of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart; sudden. flashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at other times .a sense of cold, as it' water was poured on them : flying-Pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling those oc casioned by the gravel ; the pulse very variable, sometimes uncominonly..slow, at other times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of sulhbcation as froin a ball or lump- in the throat ; alternate fits or crying • and convulsive laughing; the sleep unsound, and seldom retrestn. irg, and the patient Often troubled with horrid dreams.- ; -- Much has been said by interested individuals against Medi tines that are.advertised, but there is a very important obser vatiOn to be made respelling the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that, unless its operation be gentle, sate, and efficacious, it could not have risen'tothe unexampled repute and universal demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advan tage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient,.so nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce him to persevere, and yet reasonable persei'eratice is' certainit most requisite to enable even the happiest com bination ofchymicals and galenicais to root out chronic. Dis eases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. . As Dr. SO LO MON's practice is now become so great aria extensive, and his constant engagements require a consider able portion of his time and attendance, he eXpeets, when consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all •writ ten cases,. or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and remittance, to be answered at his lei- • sure, are required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea.. Such let , ters should, for safety, be thus directed—" Money-letter; Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid double postage."—Letters may he ordered to be addressed for X. Z. • or A. 13. at the Post-Office, till called' for. • A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two GuineaS. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a= guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing . equal to four bottles at tos. 6d. by which the Patient , saves 9s. including also the duty; the stamp of which hears the Proprietor's name and address; " Samuel Solomon; LiVir.; pool," to imitate which-is felony. N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of 4JI letters, whatever, must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti4rripetigines; and Abstr.r. Lotion,gent-and " Guide to Health," are 'Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand,• London; • Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and :qr. Scotr,•South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and .Co.. Edinburgh; --Mr. llaxtei, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Greenock G. Browning, Paisley ;H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth; and P. Whiteside, Ayr; %V. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, New. Douglas; T. M Milian, Kirkcudbright; T. 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