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, caxfv g-38Ari tf, w • • 11/' .:• z 47 _ bei ' ntea . Cu- N UMBER 45801 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • TO -MORROW EVENING,. May x 2, 1807,. will be performed • .ADELGITHA; Or, THE FRUITS OF A SINGLE ERROR. The Charatiers by hi I SIDI/ON - Si Mr. ELLISTON tit. RAYMOND Mr. 600KE, Mr. CARLES, Firs• POWELL, Mrs. H. SI DOONS, Miss TIDSWELL, Miss BOYCE. • • • Thf.-. Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY, . • And the Epilogue by Mr. E L LISTON WITH ' TEK ELI ; • Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, S DONS; • Wolf (his Friend), Mr.•DOWTON ; Count Caratfa {the General), kfr. CA R LES : • Alexina (the Heroine of Monrgatt), Mrs. POW F. LT,. /Saxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second !'rice 2s. Callery 25, Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery, Is. Se t'c'nd Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. b Places far the Boxes to be taken at the llox-o ffi ce, in Little 4%43 5c1-street. u Tlie Doors to be opened at Half - past Five, and begin at - ' ll f-past Six. THEATRE ROYAL, CO.VENT-G ARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Ma:; - 22, 1807, will be perfoimed • PIZARIIO. 'Pizarro, Mr. POPE ; ' ' • Rolla, Mr KEMPLE ' • And 'Elvira, Mrs. SIDDONS - . WITH HARLEQUIN AND MOTJER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Charaaers, Mother Goose, Mr: SIMMONS eolin afterwards Harlequin, Mr: KING and Mr. DO., LOG NA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA, 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; ()dash, Mr. MENAGE; Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SNIAL LE Y. i‘ toxe s 6s. S e cond Price 35, 7 —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. i;allety as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second rice-fki.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box , office, in Hart. s treet.: ` Cli c Doors to be opened at Half-past Five; andtegin at ti it.--'past,Six. • Satutday (by particular desire), Shakspeare' , s Historical P lay of Macbeth. 1 ITNEW-THEATRE-ROYA.I., CHELTENHAM.HE PERFORMANCES will Commence .on SATURDAY NEXT, the z;cliW... with THE HEIR AT LAW, AND ENTERTAINMENTS; li nd‘ir the Patronagearid by Desire of 'his Grace the Duke of GoliDow. • ,fi E ni ß sh Y on N s y ti i u D it r o a \ A y y every m a andy this 4 : l4 lA E 'eek LO Warranted undrawn TICKETS and SHARES may be had 1 all th e L o ttery Offices till Nine o'Clock in, the MOrning, , ' t ld ttej Three o'Clock in tho Afternoon. - • 7 All CLERUM. EXAGINTA CONCIONES ad Fidem et Usiim Christiana' Rebgionis spedantes, novis typis accurate 41 a „,. er i p ta imitantibus roandatw, a Presbyter() Ecclesix 4 n glieanw composit : Veneunt apud Ostel, Ave Maria. Londini, Pretium 31. jim.Conciones aptantur ad ornnes Dies Dominicai toiius •Inni, et ad Occasiones tarn speciides quarn consuetas. Pro. S. venales, simul sub involucro sigiliato ctii inscribitur, Sexaginta Conciones," &c. THE DISSOLUTION. ANDIDATES and all Persons concerned in the pending General Eleaion are infornied, that THE I N- X TO THE lIOUSE OF COMMONS, besides contain tt'g Thraphical Accounts of all the Memberi of the Short arliA og rnent, includes .Accounts of the Elediiie Franchise for r eturning place, the Number and Deseriptidn of the Voters; the Officer, the preponderating Interest, &c. &c. &c. This indispensible Work maybe had of all the Booksel b",rs, corretied to March 25, 1807, price Half - a-guinea in aids, or us. in red. • THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUIT\ BANK, No. 8, tower lolin-Street, Golden-Square, STABLISHED many Years; for supplying the Public with Money to any amount, upon every . species °I Real and . Personal Security, at _Annuity Interest, is under ;he management of a single pimaOr, whereby the publicity "Itai.hed to inedern Institutions, cOnduCied by numerous Di tedors, awl the Funds supplied by a multiplicity of Sub 4cribcrs. is avoided ; nor are the "Names of the Parties record ti in ()Rice hooks for general inspection, and transmitted to osterity. The tediousness and formality of Counsel is dis tl'l'sed ,Aith ; the business is transacled with faciliti, and Without any exposure or exaction. ~,Tfie Public a re to apply persOnally, between the ho'urs of i',velve and Five , or by . Letters ( past-paid ), addressed to the uneEtor of the Knightsbridge- Balk, No. 8, Lower 'elm fttreet; Golden•square. N.B, Bills discounted. • BECCLES, SUFFOLK. Any Family wishing to Exchange their .Place of Abode for genteel' Neighbourhood, abounding with every comfort ; or any Person desirous of connecting a Commercial Con cern with a Country Residence, %Nill find this every way valculated. TO BE SOLD, FREEHOLD MESSITAGE, containing a Hall, 6 e 1.: Breakfast Parlour; Dining and Dra‘ying-rooms, five • ePiIV,-rooms on the First Floor, and five in the Attic ; ,Quble Coach-houses,Eight Stables . for l -lorses, with ," tached a n d detached Offices, accolitrnodated to the Resi tellee of a genteel Family. The Views ate extensive and ;, t esting ; a Gardener's Cottage adjoins; and the Premises 011 1 prise nearly ope. Acre and. a quarter of rich Soil, sur-. ''' ) Unded by a lofty well-planted Wall. The Furniture, o r- p a rt thereof, may be taken at a fair Va- Auation. • Beceles is a very -handsomeTown,' paved and lighted ; the hoor Rats moderate; the l'rlarket well suppiied; the Rivet a • s t i v gdNe : distanceS from Norwieh 17 Miles,- Yarinouth "14' tics; Lowestoft 9, Bungay 6. p 4 PPIYor particulars to Mr. Lincoln, Merchant, at 13e . coles ;• r T. p age , Arcbiteet, King's Road, Bedford-row, London. o saVe,trouble, the' Price 'cool. 'Two-thirds - may remain' )4ortgase. • ST E E R's CAMOMILE DROPS. 1 - 1 IS: ESSENCE of CAMOMILE is an .elegapt., 41 , Bitter; and contains, in tha fullestdegree, 'the virtues of the Plant. It parti'eUlatly te.sturesolbst 'ap t,"„l%, and prevents i n digestion. It is universally esteemed p sous, 1 , 1-atillent, and other complaints of the -Stomach ot -B(l' Weis. in Nervous Disorders, in resisting the pad etti.!ets awl noxious Vaurs, and' eI I 'CdEiS . ftir which is'SO deservedly celebrated . . ' l Canioinile Tea. of ,Y 4 uperior 4uality may be instantly procured.frinn it, and it " .. ..ot peculiar use for the Diseases of Warm Climates, as will keep auy length of time. . I t ,_ti Al c a ti lb y y zi ' r, k i ' , . - . • Newbury and' Sons; N'o . 45., St. Paul's London, and by their appointed Veixters in ,7vll and Country, price Is. 9(1. a.Bottle, may . included. v" 0 Steers' genuine Paregoric Lozenges is. La. and Steers's olivulsion Oil, es. 6d. IL Observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 4;, St. '' '6 l" are engraved in the Slarni-. This Day was published, • In One large Volume, Bvot price 95.• h boards, LECTURES on SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY, and on PULPIT ELOQUENCE. 'the late G EORG E•CANI PBELL, D.D.IF.R.S. Ed. Principid of Maristhal College, Aberdeen. Printed for T. Cadell and W . Davies, Strand. :• Of Whom may be had, by the same Author, • - r. Theyottr Gospels, translated ,from-tlic Greek ; with Preliminary Dissertations, and Nor - es, Critical and Ex plana_ tory. A New Edition, with the Author ' s last Corrections, in- Four Volumes, Odavo, price ;I. izs. in boards. Z. A Dissertation on Miracle. Third Edition. To which are - added, Sermons. and' Tracts, TwollV.oluinesi Odavo, price:las. • • This Day were published, In Three VolumeS Quarto, price 71. 'l7s. bd. and Three Vo lumes, Octavo, 51.. ss. in boards, new Editions, with con siderable Additions and Alterations, embellished with 73 line engravings (including Three new ones) by Scott, Laud. • seer,•Tornkins, and others, ot. Vi It A L ;SPORTS, By w: B. DANIEL. • The following are among the interesting Contents at this Work : —Dog, I- ox, Stag,. Hare Hunting,Coursing, Hare, Rabbit, Marten, Badger, Otter ; Observations on the Origin, Principles and Policy of -the Game. Laws, Abbreviations of the. References. to Law Cases ; Fishing, and Anecdotes re• speding the Natural History of Fish ; Ac . count of Rivers in England, Scotland, and lreland; Angling, Fish Ponds, and Nets for taking Fish, Laws reating to • Fish, „Birds, and Sketches from t heir Nat Ural History; Birds of Game described, Statutes respeding Winged Game, Game Keepers; and Laws concerning; Land Birds of §port 'described ; Water Fowl, Directions for Shooting 'Wild Fowl,,Laws relatidg to Wild Fnwl, Dogs ,used ita Shooting described, Laws respeding Dogs, Pigeon ShOyting, Rook Shooting; Rules tot the Choice abd 'Macagement of Amniunition, Gun, Scc. . • ' .• • Printed Ibr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and 1. 1 White, leer-street. . • Of wborn may be had, __• _ . . , )Vith elegpt'Engravings•by Scott, In Two Volumes, super ' • Royal Quarto, price 71, 7s. in boards,, The,Sportinan.'s Cabinet ; . or, 'carrea 'Delineations - of the various Dogs used in Sports of the Field ; ideludikg the Ca nine Race in genehl.. Consisting' of a . Seiies of rich and mas terly' Engravings of every distitia,Brecd, Irons Original Paint ings taken from Life, purposely for the Work, by. P. Rei nagle,- A. It-.A.„ ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, GREEN. • - PARK, ST. fAMES's. ,• • TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION , • By Mr. ROBINS,. At Garraway's Cotlee-house, 'Change-alley,' Cornhill, on f Tuesday, the 26th of May. at Twelve o'CloCk, A: SPACIOUS elegant FREEHOLD MANSION, IA the Property and late Residence of a Nobleman, situate . in St. James's-place ; Comprising on the Ground Floor a handsome Entrance-hall, Antiroom, noble Dining room with bowed front to the Park, -a cheerful Morning-room, Dressing-room, &c. ; •on the principal Story is a capital. Drawing-room with bowed . front to the Park, Library, rborny Bed-Chambers, with Bed-chambers and Dressing.' rooms over, with , Servants' !thorns, &c. ; on the Basement,. Servants'-hall and* Dressing-room, Butler's . and House keeper's Rooms; Larder, Vaults, and convenient Cellarage.. 'The Premises are most, enviably situated, overlooking the Green Park, and are capable of being converted into one-of the first Residence; in Town. May be viewed by.TicketS ; Particulars on the Prernises ; at Garra way ; and of-M r. Robins, W arwick-street, Golden square, of whom Tickets for viewing rosy •be had. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's ColleeAouse, in Excpange-alley,"Cornhill, on Tuesday, May 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, , THE DEPEDENE, a truly destrable ESTATE, part Freehold andpart Copy hold; Land-Tax. redeemed; forming a beautiful eminence, and commanding rich and ex tensive views of the country, situate near the Town of Dork ing, in the County of Surrey. A -Cdpital and Modern Brick-built MANS' ON,.planned 'and finished under the soperintendanee of .pis Grace triie late Duke. of 'Norfolk ; with attached • and detached Offices ot : every description; lately altered at a considerable e)ipence,. and ,complete repair;' , excellent pardepS, Hot•lionses, &c. Grottoes, Caves ' and rural Summer Retirements; beauti ' fully diversified Pleasure-grounds, most tastefully laid out, with Walks, Terrace, &f.;. and ornamented with luxurious 'Forest Trees and Shrubs, sundry lnclusures of rich Meadow,. Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. ' • - A FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings, situate at an agree able iiistance from the ManSion ; and an extensive Common right on.t).ie Holm wood, consisting of tzoo Acres,. proposed to be inclosed.--The whole Estate comprises upwards of too Acres, .the property•and residence of Sir. Charles Merrick BuOell, Bart.—This very beautiful Estate tornis a Most de sirable property fc;r a'Noblernan or Gentleaaia fond-Of field sports, surrounded by a neighbourhood of the, first respecta bility,- and within a short distance of the principal Towns in the County, 23 miles from London, 33 from brighton.—To he viewed by Tickets . only. • • - • particulars at the King's 1-14,10., Epsom; :Red_ Lion, Dork ing ;: ,King's Arms, Horsham ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Star, Ewes; White Hart, Godstone; King's Arins,Croydon; Sun, Kingston; at GairaViay's ; and of Mr. Robins, 'Warwick street, Golden-squat - 4 ; where a • Plan of the k.State ularbe seen, and Tickets' for viewing may be had. 4V - ..4 , THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD; DR EPAIIED by Dr-. SOLOMON, near Liverpool, which has risen to the verb pinnacle of. fame for its superior .Eliicacy in Nervous, Delailiutc(l, aid Consumptive Compiaints,- loss •of Appetite, indiges.t)an, lowness of spirits, &c. of which thee - following remarkable Cures'are incontestable proofs . . Copy of a Letter from Messrs. Clarke and. Lomax, Printers auct .Ilooksellers, Stockport, to Dr. Solomon,ChileaciAlause, Lear Li4rpool. SIR, Stockport, May ta, 146., A Gentleman of the first respeztability, who had lingered under a tedious illness ei • it years, having been snatched from \ the jaws oftleath by your invaluable Cordial Balm of Gilead, we consider it a duty incumbent upon us to lose no t;:ne is iutorming, you, that you may beenabiLd to publish it s vi rtu e s for the sake of our afilitted fellow-creatures.- You may sup pose, froth the-length of his illness, no expenceirr medical aid aid was spated,rind• providentially for his numerous family of ten Chfidrcn, your inestimable ,Medicine: was. thobght of; vthich has.happily restored him to-his former good state of health. Being a Clerical Gentleman, he wisheS his n a me not to be published ; but to remove any doubt from the minds f the afflicted, any inquiries relativelhereto will' be;checr , fully satisfied, by Your's respe6lfully, . CLARKE and LOMAX. Sir, Truro, Sept. ;6, I S O 6. 11 , 1 y son lames tvas very dangerously ill by the bursting of a blood.vessel, and violently•affeded with pain in .his Your valuable Medicine has perfectly restored him ; and, as a farther proof of the great efficacy of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, I can assure you, that Mr. Daniel Clark, of the Post-office, in this town, has recovered his health by that Medicine, after being last year in a deep decline, and in a very alarming state of debility I am, Sir, yoiir obedient Servant Opposite Pearce's Hotel. , HENRY O'SLER.'• . , It is impossible to insert all the eases and cures which' Dr. Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, hut great experience has convinced hint, tat in all Morbid Alfe6tionsof the Blood and Lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, - sate, and efficacious a re-' mealy,. was never odered to Mankind ; but he now leaves it, to - the world, conscious that he - has done iris duty, by semi- ing forth what may be giien to the tender infant, 'the preg nant female, and to palsied - age, with safety and ettic'acy,- - hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medical discovery. (37. D. Solomon expeas, when consulted, the usual corn-. plimetit of 'a One I'ouitd Note; but all written caress, friers • ters of advice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested toy inclose Halt . ..a-Guinea. Such letters should, for sal',!t,;,• be thus direCied: MoneyTtetter: — Dr. Solomon„ House, neat' Liverpool: Paitf . double postage." Letters may be ordered to be addressed to X. L; or A. B: at the Pest_ Office, till called teir. , • „Pricehalf-a:G uineaa Bottle ; or the quantity of Four,. one Family Bottle, for ;3s. on .:hich - gs. are saved. fdttty% hi. • eluded) on has the words' " Saml. Solonion;•Livetpottl,"l engravtd on the Stamp, without Which none can I;entline. 'The' Cordial Bairn of Gileu4, -A nti. mpetigineS, and Ab stregent Lotion, nod " Guide to Llealtli,"' are . . Sold' by Mrs. Mathews,, No. 'IS, Strati:l, London; :\ r. Smith, p . erfunier,No.„3B,7allitr - Mr. Raeburn, North biiitge,..- Mr. Baxierd M anr: Seutt - , - Soutp-BRige.C.Ml.,l>avislign - and Husband, Elder and.C.O.. Edinburgh ; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; . VV. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw_ ford, Kilmarnock - W. Youns,- I rvine.;• A. Forsyth, and - I'. Whitesid,c,,Ayr ; W. Crawford, Girvan ; 1.-Calvin., bonglas.;;P,M l Milian, Kirkcudbright ;'_F N r i‘crociie, amity; J. Blyth, Leven;;. J, 17,erripster, Cupiir; Alitui, Man dee ; P. 'Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and j. Andersoh, , Aberdeen .Dr. Banff; M'lntosh, hivemess ;T. Ivi 4 Kenzie, Sturnaway ; P. Taylor, Strantaer ; Bet Perth -,. W. Anderson;Sterlin4. ; Cokeand Reid; Leith ; AleXander, Dunfermline ; Dunbar; btriath; Die):son, Inglis, Dumiiries ; .Phorson, Berwicx ; Weddell A . lnwick;..Patersom Arbial,mot, and I amieson, Pe terhead Trongate, Glasgow; and by most Booksellers and 'Venders id Patent-Medicines in tlw Orated Klogarn.. • r' ' ..... Ilcrl N - .•.. . TH U R,S D A 7, MAY 21, 1807. GENER &L ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.• . . GENTLEMEN, UNDERSTANDING that ReVorts are. circu lated, that I-have it - in contemplation.to decline the Contest, I think it'ineumbent upon me, in the most explicit. manner, to assure you, that such Reports are utterly, without foUndation. I have thrOwn myself upon the loyalty of the County ; ; and unless I see some - convincing proof that its 4.-;,,seis against me, an determined to persevere to the last •moment that the law allows the Poll to be kept open. The increasing ericouragernent that I tiailY receive, atlinxls most satisfaciOry proof thaw my humble pretensions are la, vourecl fay the Eleaors in general ; I therefore earnestly re quest your utmost exertions in my favour, or rat herfin favour of that cause to Which I am upon principle attached, and which I hope you will remember is not the cause of a•single individual,' but of every-man who wishes to support his King, and to maintain our glorious Constitution in Church and State. . . I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, , Your most obedient faithful humble Servant,' . 'CHRISTOPHER BAYNES. Upper Seymour_ street, May zo, 1807. • REES's CYCLOPEDIA.- • This Day was publiahed, in 4to. price IES.- PART XV. Of r i -- , HE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or, UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY of ARTS, SCIENCES,• and . 11'. TERATURE; formed upon a' more enlarged Plan of Ar. raugement than the DiCtionary of Mr. Chambers; compte hendini; the various Articles of that Work, with Additions and Improvements; together with the.new Subjeds of Bio graphy, Geography, and History;. and adapted to the present State of Literature and Science - _ .By ABRAHAWREES, D.D. F.R.S. • Editor of the.last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dilionary, with the Assistance of eminent professional Gentlemen. • Printed' for Longtnan,'Hurst, Rees, awl Orrne, Paternos— ter-row • and the princip;tl Bonksetiers of London. Of whom may he had; in, Qnarto; price 'Ss, each, Parts. I. to XIV. in boards, either together or seßarate, and on Royal 'Paper with PrOof Impressions of the Plates, price 11. t6s. eac h. PrHE 'COMMITTEES for conduaing the Elec. tion of Sir Christopher Baynes, will meet at the fol lowing Places, viz. The King's Arms, . Wel lclose-square ; _Messrs. Hunter,. and Rickards, No. 3, Charlotte-row, Mansion-House; and No. to, Lincoln's-Inn Old SqUare. At which Places, and at Mr. Ambrose Plumphrys's, Har pur-street, Bloomsbury, all .ConamuniCations calculated* to promote Sir Christopher Baynes's Sitecess will rnos,t thankfully received, and where all necessary infornutioh will be given. . • Carriages wilt`be provided at the under-mentioned places . on Monday morning next, and every succeeding morning, at Seven o'Clock, during the Eledion, viz. Saint James's Church, Piccadilly'. • Pantheon; 0 kford-street.. Oppi,site Chancery-lane, Holborn. St. Cleinent!s Church-yard,-West Side of Temple Bar. Palace 7 yard, Westminster. Clerkei,well Green, Islington Green; . Moorfields. • Bishopsgate Church. Shoreditch Church. Whitechapel.. • Shailwell Chore!). • Little Triwer- hill. Applications. for Carriages are requested .to be: made to No. to, Lincoln's Inn Old-square; at Mr. Bellingham's; Blue Boar, Whitechapel ; Nag's Head, Hackney ; Cape of Good Hope, Poplar ; King's Antis, Wellclose-square ; George and V.ilture,-Tottenhana. , May ts, 1807. . . Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SUSSEX. . . . GENTLEMEN, • • • • • • YOUR VOTES and INTEREST are earnestly requested . for Colonel SER(ISON, w'nose•Cominit. tees will be daily sitting at the Houses .of Nlr. Henry 1-I.eatji cote, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, and Mr. Samuel Gwynn; Lewes.- The Eleclion is held at Lewes, and the I'oll wilt continue open every Day, from Ten in the Morning 'till Five in the Afternoon. Any information that can IN given. to promote the Return df Colonel Sergison will be thankfully received by:the Committees. 'The State of the POII at the close on Wednesday, the zoth : ' ' For Col. Sergison - - ars I . Mr. Wyndham - - 334 0 Mr. Fuller - iB9O This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One large Vo Svo. price Ss. in boards, • rrHE TEMPLE of TRUTH ; or, The best Sys, 11 tein of Reasen; Philosophy; Virtue, and Morals, ana lytically athingpl. - Second Edition. 'Printed for 1: Mawirian, No. zz, Poultry. Of ivhorn`may be had, juscpublis'hea, Dr. Beattie's Essay on the Nature and Immutability of Truth ; Seventh Edition, Svo. price 9s. boards. " This Day was published, price Is. '6d.- . • • . 1-16. A 'SERMON, preached in the Parish Church of Richmond, on the Bth of March, 1807, being the first Sunday after the Erection of a Marble -Tablet,• - by the PariShioners of RiChmond, in memory of THOMAS AK E FI E LD, B.A. their late beloved and respeded Minister. To which is subjoined, a Sketch of the Charade( of that excel lent Mang printed and circulated among his Friends and Pa rishioners immediatelyatter his decease, by E DWA RD - PAT- T M.A. formerly of Trinity College, Oxford. Sold .by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Chtirch-y?rd ; Faultier, New Bond-street ; and aatchard, Piccadilly ; also by %Vali and Ansell, Richmond. This Day vas published, price is.-6d._bouild, THE BOOK a 'MONOSYLLABLES ; or . an . twrouaion to the C hill's Monitor, adapted to. the Ca pacities of young Child n. , In two Parts, calculated to in ruet theni by. Gradations in the first Principles of Education and Morality. By. JOHN FLORNSEY, Author a" A'short Grammar •of the English Language," " An Introduttion to .Arithmetic," and '' The Child's Monitor, or, Parental Instruction." Printed for Longman, .1 - -Itirst; Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row ; and Wilson and Spence,.Vork., ‘• Where may he had, . The Child's Monitor ; or, Parental,lnstruaion: In Five Parts,• containing a' great Variety of Progressive I.essons ; adapted to the . Comprehension of Children ; calculiited to instruct them in Reading, in the Use of Stops, in:Spelling, and in dividing Words into proper Syllables; and at the same. time to give them some Knowledge' of. Natural History, of the Scriptures,: and of •syeral other Sublime and 1 mportant Subjects, Price 35.. bound.- • • " This is one of the hest conceived and most pradlically useful Publicationi -for Children that 'we 'have seen. The Title Page sufficiently explain the intelligent'AtithorsPlan and Design, and we can safely assure our Re ders i that he has executed them with great skill and fidelity."—Anti- I acobin, Dec: 18.36 . FREEFIOLD ESTATE; WINDSOR FOREST TO BE SOLD,BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Most DesirAbie FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the bjrders of VVin&Or Fdrest, 31 miles troin London, about ten from Windsor, one mile from Ilinfield, and two miles tram a Post and Market-town. - I - t consists of abuitt 38 Acres of Laud, of which 'about zi Atres are •Meadow and Pasture, and about - 11 ores Arable ; with Farm- house, Barn, Stable, and Cottage in .perieet repair, aild unlimited "right of 'Pasture- over extensive Commons: 'The Land is • 'withidipertedt Ring-fence, Is occupied by the - Proprietor, is in the 'highest state of cultivation, and possession may be had as soorkas the purchase is completed.. The Timber and groWing ., Croim . to be taken,at a valuation, The neighbonr hbod 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, —A pply• to Messis. Bolton, Lane, and Lane, No. 5; Laurence Poultney.-hill. ELI6II3LE , MARINE RESIDENCE, GARDENS, AND - - LAND, PORTCHESTLR, IIANTS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on .Tuesday' the, 26th of May, at Twelve o'Clock, A• VERY Eligible COPYHOLD ESTATE,. late the Residence of General Porter ; comprising a very desirable "Family-House, containing numerOu§ Apartments„ handsomely finished, appropriate for a Family'oPrespeelabi- - litYi with excellent -attached and detached Offices of every description, Gardens, P leasirre-G rounds, Meadow-land, and Cottage The Premises it' complete Repair, are, very plezi santly and healthily situated near Portchester, contiguous to the great Western Road, in 'a respedable neighbourhood, of . easy- access to .the. Sea, where there is good Bathing, and in a country abounding With Field Sports ' presenting an adwira blesituation for a Naval or Military Otheer, being within four miles of PortSmouth by water, 7 by land, 14.1r0m Southamp ton,-and 72..frorn London. • May be viewed by applying to Mr. Allan Mackenzie,. Portchester Barracks, of a lions ParticularOnay be had ; of Mr. Vicat, Bohn Rgay,' High-street, and at the Fo....zain, Port smou th. ; . White Hart, Guildtold ; Sun, Kingston ; at Garraway's.; and of Alt. Robins, ‘Varwick-street, Golden_ square, Londop.- : PRICE 6TxpiNci. PICTUALLING.OFFICE, . • , A 44 rs, 18 , 7, DE COMMISSIONERS forVICTUALLING IS mAyEsTr, NAVY do hereby' ive Notke,That ott Tfiesday, the 30th of June next, they will be re:74 , to , receive Tenders, in writing (sealed "up) and treat for the supply. of. what SEA PRO V9l ONS- Fi ES - H BE.E.F mar ,Ae re. quired for the use of llir 111aje4's 'Shipr awl Veisels at the Islands of jamiziert,and New Providence, for Twelve, certain from ;he isth of November next, and fart/icr until Sex .Month s notice shall 'be given, on either side, Jr; the_-terminntion , thereof: the mode of payment to be 4efitlls, lay:l6/e, with ht. terest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the,Contraa m.fy he seen at ,the Sect Qffice. , - • • . • • Na regard will be hdel to any Tender in which the' ll?qce •shall not be inserted in words at lengtl , , 9r that shall not/4. vFr-id to tbe Board before One o'clock on the said Tue4a4,_ the 3estb of June, next, nor unless the P, , rson who makes the 1 ender, or s,nte Person on ;his behalf' attends , to answitr, : nor a,v ,Tender :tiqat contains exiravakatrt Pricer. up-in A:9me Ar'ticles, and Prices much - inferior' to the real value upont others, he considered as proper to be aa'nritted. - AROMATIC S . PI . RIT OF VINEGAR, The orig . ind,lnvent ion. of Mr. . Henry, and br_iglit by b: successive Itnilro,vements to the hi-g4iest perfection, is ,p re p,,ired and sold by THOMAS- and WILLIAM ft E N Chemists;- Etor....hestO. • • - • rr HIS agreeableperfurilecl,Liquoe, tvl.irlr,is cojri .ll. • pos;:d of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined 'wit h't most pleasant 'Aromatics and efficacious antiseptics, nio• he kept unimpaired in any Clint-ne, and for any peri-yl of ;jaw, Its pun g ent Odour-renders fext gratelti I •and salutary in ileadAchs, Faintin6, and in all places of Pu•slic ItesJrt, as Theatres:, - COui - ts of I ustiee, &c as it counteracts the bad enas of heated and foul Air,, , and is the best Antidote 4; .. ainst the infection_of all 'Contagious Disea - ses. - " • • • . . As there arc various spurious 'I-mitations,, under theisatne and sii*larnatmes, sorne,of Whic4 are injuriously representekt as I iriprivementii, - the \PUblic are requested to observe; that the names of T kio NI - AS and' WI L. LIANI II E N.R N' i M an. chester, are engraved on each Stamp, - to counterfeit which is a (2:Twat Felony: • `The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VlNEGAR,prico.is g(l., (S.tai incl ncled)-is sold, wholesale and•retail, by .ita'ytey acid Blew, No. ;, Cocksour,street (the„ only Agents in 1,0,k dan auttickriSect. by the ProprietOrs ); ' . where way be had, Bpolige 13oxes,'of C,rnelian ' Crysta!, Scc. A'lso, HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA, in hordes, at 2s. bd. and' larger, with' Glass Stopper, at 45. ; then names being on the S:a:rips. , A PERSON aged Thitty-six liad a small Scro -1-1 phulous Ulceration in her Hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her wrist, both her shouiders, and, her' knee, each U icerationdischarging . inuch, and not dispbg • ed to heal ;" it then affeeled her elbovv ; and the-e Ulce rations, with a ;disposition to general Debility. she suffered ' for t%velve years. Her.kiteewls healed i Worcester 1t..• firmary, and she experienced some benefit while a ratient a short time in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when. she made apple:l6mi for the benefit of •SP lISBUKY's PATE:i'r . AN - risco RBUTIC DROPS,- at the Dispensary, 'No. 'l5, Soho square, London. B'y the application of Vie Drops tur six -months her Ulcers gradually healed, site regained. her • stre , gth and appetite ; it is now a twelve month, and she re mains perfedly well. Any information of the above fact may, : be obtained at No. 9, Duke's 7 court, Drury-lane. Landon. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any Miiture-sold, una' less tht words " BytheK.inO.P4tent" are inserted 'on the bill of (lit - ea - tons, bottle, and wrapper .; 'the Stamp also - (the Kings dutyjis printed in black ink instead of red ink. Rot. ties ss. 60. ; dauble Bottles zos. and larger tl..zs. Auty in- - chided, ' ;co odd, ons. jell. :or- late ajor unci Istit :rici 5 ,ep. • be I "• cl ics ;Jett Vto 'WE° ~c: .( i~. ~ ir: ct f!:‘