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..~ ~` p I V • tqtrthithß 45 78] -•.~_.. . THEATRE ROYAL., DRUKY-I:AN E. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, 'May JD,' 1807; Will h;- A BOLD STROE FOR A WIFE. Colon Feiguwell, Mr. BA N N 1 Si kAi.,; Obadiah Prim, Mr. DOW I'ON 3 • Mrs. Prim, Miss POPE ; - - - . Anue LoVely, Miss AJ E L LO (zgai Lime) a new Grand Komantiz Alelo-Drame, called.. • THE WOOD Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. \Vith iiew Music, Scenes, ,Maohinery, 'Dresses, &c. l'be Overture and.Musie composed, by Mi. Kelly. Harnyknute, DL CAM ; - ' "GueltiltO, Mr. P N E ; ' n 1 r. RUSSE • - Oswy, Mr. GI hit>ON ; • lkolf, iVi r. W 1. - fr3l3 ; Leolyn ' Miss C: 13 R I sTo cv Una. Mrs. 1-1 SIDDONS • • • Cicitdda, Mrs. HARLOWI% Paulina, Miss KO. L LY, Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--=Pit 3s. 6,1: P:ice zs. zs. Second Price Ist-- Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price Cid.— No Money to.be returned. • • r — in • for the 134 es to be taken AtAnzliox-oi Ice, Link Russel-street. The DoOrs td be opened at Half-past Five, and begi❑ at Utitpast Six. • - . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • TO -MORROW EVENING, May e(), 1 807, wilt ue pertbruml PETER THE GREAT; Or, IVOODEN WALLS. The principal Chgraders by Mr. C. KENIBLE,.. Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. eopE, ibi s . MVNDEN, Mr. WAD i./Y, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. MLIRRAY,.Mr.INCLEDON, Mrs. C. KEMbLE, Miss BOLTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH. WHICH IS THE MASTER ? „Boxes bs. Secono Price 3s. — Pit 3s. 6(t. Second ['rice 25.-- zs. Sec:mut is.-Upper 4..;allery is,. Second ['Tice 6d..—.-No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Boit-office, in Hart ttreet. The Ddors to be opened at 1-talf- past Five , and begin at lialf-past Six. PHI LANTHROI7IC SOCIETY.. His Ituyal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. THE ANNIVERSARY- DINNER of this Insti tution- will b::: at Fre,f Masons' Tavern, Great Q LLCM.. *tied', oil THURSUAY the zist•May, rBo7. . , STEAVARDS. #t. Hon, the EatTof Brbtol 1 - fames Allan Park, •Esq. t..lion. Lord Hawkastury f Witham Varker, Esq. . .. i nenj4iiiin Goldsmid, .:•:sq., - I Thomas Roberts, hsq. jfist ph .:enle:„ Lsq. • Pooley Kensington, Esq. Claude G. Thornton, Esq. ! 1 I ter- Mort itner,'Esq. ,{. 'Tickets rzs. may oe,liact at the. Bar of the Tavern ; of the 4 terv.irds ; pf Mr. Rooke, Seciretary, Armorers' Hall, Co!.v ! 41 4n;s1teet ; and of tilt , Society's Collectors. , . i ' 4 .- - ThaSocietv's Chapel — is now open every Sunday tor i tt.k- 4 - ' - rvnte-Service, w h ich begins at a Quarter past Eleven to the Morning, and at Half-past Six in the Evening pre6iely. 1 THOS. !WOKE, S. _ . THS I,OITERY will 'Draw 'every Day this Week, and finish ort SATURDAY .NEXT; May 2.3. "• Warranted undrawn TICKETS and SNARLS may be nad ▪ all. the Lottery Offices till Nine o'Cluck in the'Morning; 11 44 at ier . Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. • FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR ,FOICEST. "TO BE S'i ID BY PRIVATE CONTkACT, Most Des cable FREEHOLD EkATE, -- on 3. the Oorders of Windsor Fr74:st, 3t miles from London., Obout ten from Windsor, one Mile from Binfleld, and two Thiles'irnin a Post and Market-town. I t consists of about. Acres of Land, of which about 2s Acres are Meadow and • h astt.te,' and about 13 Acres Aralle ; with Farm. lions; Stable, and Cottage in peraA repair, and unlimited Lght of -Pasture over extensive Commons The Land is a pertedt Ring-fence, is occupied by the •Proprietor; 14 in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may be la , 1 as soon as the pUrchase is completed. The Timber and towing Crops to be take! at a valuation. The neighbour -000 is genteel, the Country abounds with Caine, the King's , italiu s es also a Pack of Fox litnin Is, frequently hunt !lk the v icinity. • A Coach for London passes daily through t he aforesaid Market-town.—Apply to Messrs. Bolton, and Lane, No..s, Laurence Poultney-hill. Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, PORTSMOWEEI, HANTS, SIX IRE.:EI-101„D HOUSES, K ENT STREET, BoROUGH o f SOUTHWARK, and TEN LEASEHOLD HOUSES, ST. GEORG E's in the FIELDS. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTI , 'Ni By JOFIN BROMLEY, On Thursday, 11i.y 28, 4807, at One o'CE:ck, at Carra*ay's CoffeeAlnuse, Cornhill ; in Three Lots, A VALUAULE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in a superior stuation for Biisli.ess being the preferable Part of Portsunautiftin the Cminty or Hants, on the west side of broad •street, at the Point adj , pniii< the Sion of the Corilisli Arms : comprising a sunstantial Brick Flouse and S hrJp, three stories high, in complete repair, sui•able for any 'business. Lett on Lease .to Mr. Thomas Fearntev,. Slop_ Dew ier, which expires at Midsummer next, at a clear Rent. 1. - • per annum. RLx : A valitahle and itriproveable Freehold Estate, t omprising llrick. Dwelling- Houses Nos_ 175, and Kent -street. 1 114 Nos. 1, 4- 3, and 4; Bla ck-horse-yard a joining, in the f, ll.° Ugh of Southwark, on Lease to . Samuel itrissett, - 1 ' it Term, of which 'Yeti Years b ee n expired at christ, thas next, at a clear Rent of 301. per annum. And Ten . Leasehold llouses ; comprising the wb the *.iouth Side oh. briekell's`kents, . St. George's ole.ot >pro dti . ( ,' l ,t'R. a nett Remit of 4 1. per annum. t. isped'ive Estates rrray -be viewed by leave of the s e nunts.. Particulars may be had eightdays previous to the tile Coal ExChange, Broad street, Portsmouth ; at Q,, e ,Fountain High -street, Po rtsmouth; at the Crow n , "ccn-streer, l'ortsea ; at the Dolphin Inn, North-street, 1,:)Ilbort ; at-the Dolphin Inn, Pererstield ; (and the tollow_ _ („;) Places in London) —at G,,rraway's Co*e-buiise ; at the a r PKe Tavern, New-road, ,St, George's East ; at the Angel s o ‘, l , Crow n Tavern, Whitechw ;el of Mr; Andrew Burt, tiolicitor, Gould-square, Crutched-friars ; anti of the Auc o. 23, Catnion-street-road, St Ceorge's For ESSENTIAL SALT. OF LEM(ON6, taking 110 ii MO ads, Ink - Spots, ked Wine, ,and other 4 tains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace, &c and for . miny "let uses, as a Substitute Cor Lemons, p: - ice ts. the Box. I si AVING received numerous Complaints that l t ,„ Compositions, sold under the title or . Silt of Lemons., G . r' . ‘it only inetr,dual, stint that they burn atutdestroy the ti ., 4 _'-n, I think it necessary to intbrm the lithlie that my pe e I"..ssential Salt of Ixinons-is otuy to iri ha(r, whoiesaie 4, - 6 , l( etail. at my Shop ill CUCkSplir-Stiedir, and that .ii• One is Th.. ' depended upon as tame but what has my signature on ' bottom Of eat.ll sox, and ou the outside of the Wrapper. W. BAY ',I.:Y. i n l'1 ,,: 13 • , The Salt of Lem ons is 14articulariy useful to Ladi e s „ c ashing . heir Hands, as it in s t a ntly m take:, out the St:ills „, F ., , , I() Ye til 'l4ll, ali coLlouemonred itself&c.. 1 1 . s t ,tits same place may be had Bayley's Scowering ps, '' ' 4l o‘ GlCabe out i Silk, Stuff, Vieolleu Cloth, &cDro. r S TUESDAY, M 1307. GENER A.- ELECTION. To the GESTTLEMEN,CLFRGY,awi FREEHOLDERS of the CO UN'TY of LINCOLN. . THEvery flattering AtstirAces of Support I have received fthrn the different parts of the County in duced rile to. come forward this thy at the County Court, held for the of two M,..;nb.:rs to represent this very large and populous County in Parliament, and - from the fa vourable reception I - have received, I take the liberty of as suring yoU it is my determination to persevere in a general Poll of the Freeholders - of- the. County ; and therefore I beg to solicit tkp favour of your Votes 'and Interests, and if l shO - iild be so fortunate as - to beTlACed in the honourable Situ ation (if one bflour Representatives in Parliament, I beg to assure you, that in all cases 1 shall never he found Wanting in Loyalty to the King, and . .2L'alOUS to the Consti tUtion lxith in Church an.l State • ' I have the Honour to be, Gentleoten, Your most taithful and oliodient Servant, C. A. PELHAM. Lincoln, May ti, t 8 q TotheCENTLENIEN, CI.I 7 ,RGY and FREEHOLDERS ofte CU UN FY of SUSSEX. GENTLENItN T - ••• •• yOUK. VOTES - and INTEREST are earnestly requested tor- ColonA - S k 1W lS(?V, • whose Commit tees will he daily sitting at the [louses et Mr. Henry• Heath cote, 13ouverie-stregrFfe4;St - teet, and Mt. G wynne, Lewes. The EleEtion is hefcLat Lenses, anal the Poll Will continue open every Day, from-Ten hi •the Morning until Five in the Afterno , n. Any information .that can be g:ven to promote the return of Cul. Sergison will be thankfully ie,:cived. The State of the Poll at the close on Monday, the i9th : For Col. Sergi,on . 1461 _ Mr. Wyndham - - 26 34 Mr. Fuller - - • 1426 AT a Numerous and -Respectable MEETING of. the FRIEEHOLDERSor MIDDLESEX, hdtt at the Free Masons' Tavern, Great Ql1::CI1 street; Sir WILLIAM GIBII - ONS, 13.trt. in the Chair; Resolved UnaniMOusly, • , That His Majesty having been graciously pleased to make a solemn Appeal to lAis People, on a great Constitutional Question, .invoiving the Security of that Protestinit Esta. blisomein which it Was the great onjed of the Revoluti.n in i 6 to tnaintain and perpetuate, it hecAnes, at snub a t;ine especially, in the opinion of this Meeting, the botinden duty of all.tue Eleags- of the United Kingdom to I,:torn such Members to Parliament as may be depeadi.xl on for a firm re sistance to all Innovation on our . invaluable Constitution in Church and State: ' 'Resolved UninittionSly, That deeply iinPressed with these sentiments, this Meet ing think it their duty to de c l a r e , that they consider Sir Cl-iRISTOPHER HAYNES, paronet, a fit and pro_ per Person'to Represent the County of Middlesex in Par liament that Gentleman being recorrintertiled_hot only by his perfett !wit:rend - mice:and great Respectability, and by his activity and usefulness as a Nla§l,istrate of this ins Native County, bin . More especially by his known Loyalty to the King, by . his firm Attachment-to tne Vrinciples which placed His Majesty's, kamily oli the Turime, and by, the explicit Plillge which he has spontaneoosly and, pubiiLly given, to. " exert his utmosteutleavuurs tea maintmin anduptold our peppy - eonstitution - in Ctturctt and State, as established at .the glorious Revolution." Resolved Unanimously, , That the .Elea'irs asseinhied at this Me:tittg consider Sit CW2.l3l'ol'll It BA YN ES entitle.' to the Thanks of the County for the h in , isome manner in which tie has eotri forward at this momentous crisis, anti that tlity indi vidually and collectively, exert their moat strenuous endea vours to ensure his Eleetion as a Representative of the County-of Middlesex. Resolved, That the Resolutions passed at this Meeting be inserted in the Public Papers. i IVII. GIBBONS, Chairman. The Thanks of the Meeting were, unanimously voted to the Chairin.!n. May is, .18a7. . .; „ • • THE COMMITTEES for condO6ting the Elec. lion of Sir Christopher Baynes, will meet at th:: tulr. lowing Places, viz.. The King"S Arms, Wellchse-square; Messrs. Hunter and Rickards, No. 3, Charlotte-ro at, Mansion-House; 'and, No. io, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square. At which Places, and at Mr. AmbrOse Humplirys's, Har i ptirstreer, Biolinsbury, all Conimunications calculated to Ipromote Sir Christopher Baynes's Su cces s will - no. Most ! thankfully received, and where all necessary information will be given. Carriages will be provided at the under-trientioned places on Monday morning next, and every succeeding inurning, at Seven o'Clock, during the Lledion, viz, 1 Saint larnes's Chu rc h, Piccadilly. • ! Pantheon, .0 Xford-s reel. 'Opp .site Chaiteery-lane, flolhorn. 1 St. Clement's Church-yard, VVest Side of Teniple Bar. Palace-yard, Westminster. Clerkenwell Green. Islington Green. Moortields, Bistiopsgate Church. Shorediteh Church.' IVhitechap4. •'. Shao wel I Church. Little . „ . Applications for Carries are requestel to be made to No to,' Ino 01d-square ; at N 1 F. Bejlit4;n:utt's, *Aloe Boar, .Whiteehapel ; .I\hq,'s Read, Hackney ; Cape or' Good 1-lope, 1'01)11; K iog:s Arias, Wettelose-Square ; George and Vulture, Tottenham. May is, 1807. • To the G lEME . N yI C,T,F.JtGy, aod FREEHOLDERS oft e couNTie 6imii)DLEsEk. C4NTLEMEN, RETURN you my rnwt sincere ntid grateftil i Thanks for the Support with w'tich. you have honoured me this nay. The NuMbers which appear as yet on thd Poll bar so very small a proportion - to. the ,Body of Electors at large, and even to thoe. who have usu a lly come f orward on the first day.of ao t lection, t hat they afford no criterion what eVer of the s:i.is of tile County. Anti the very 'flattering, en couragement with which 1 have been - honoured in the limited CatIV,ISS which it : has been in my power fo make, inspires me with a confident hope, which is.Contirmed by a persuasion that \ ! the Piinciples'opon Which otter myself to your notice will receive your distinguished approbation. Permit me to add, Gem lenfen, tht I rely on your can dour to make due allowance for the dis a dva n t age s un d er \I whichlab,,ur in co nsequence of the lateness of the period at which i orli!red myself to your notiee, and alSo of the very ; iniperfe;:i Stateof.the only Lists of Freeholders, which, with my utm o st endeavours, I have been able to procure Un ' these - accounts it has been impossible fur ine, not only to pay my peisorai respects to the Freeholders, but also tO:idiliess them iudiVidually by letter, as it was my earnest wish to do. 1 trust that tuy omissions, in both reSpeO.s, will he attributed , to the true cause, And not to any want, ei h=r of atteiriou or 3ssidnit my part; and that My friciols • will lLivc the goodness to supply .iny , apparent remissness by !Loper nations, and by their utmost exertions in my favour. I have Ole Ilonour tc be, • • , Your most übeitiot fltithfu) humbh! Servant, May. IS, 15c7. CtIRLSFUi)tiEt; BAYNES 11010LITICS of tlie GEORGILIM 51DP13 . 5 1 ; Advice how to hzcomc Great .Scnitt , )rs and S:::testnet►. 13y a Late NI E (4* P ;11(1.A • The Publishers of the above Work, la t coliseque4e.of the 'numerous and 'continual app ‘ lications tharare made, occasion ed by its having been announced for , Publication On Friday List, beg most respectfully to aliologize tOr the disappoint ment, occasioned by so aceient with the Engraving; and at the sane time assure the Public, :hat it ready.for de liv.ery on FiklaY next at two o'clock. ' • 27, Oxfoict:street, May 18, 1807.- , . . On Modday next. will bepublished, ' ... TOWN - and COUNTRY : A Comedy, is -five . . Ads, as performed at the. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. . • - • . . By THOMAS MORTON, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noter-roti.‘. ti; whom may be. had, by the sime Author, Speed the Plough; Ls. ti , i. Zoriaski, a Play, Cs. 6d.. The tray to get Married, CS. 61, A Cure for the IL:At Ache, a.(..:,ineely, 2S. 6d. Secrets .worth Knowing, a Cuatedy, zs. The &lin d of Reioirn ; or, Bow to k ule e It ushand, a Couieaiy, (in the same clay publis!l:.7,l,,Whistle for It, an Of)er4titi in two 'A,lts, as pei: - orrned at 'the l'he.itie Royal, Covert Garden. , • • ThiS-Day was published, In, One Volume, tzino. price Ss. in boards, embellished • with five Illustrative Etchinits,:and two lit:A-Pieces, Tne Second Edition, wit it Adttitionsi of T H E PLEASURES OF HUMAN • LIFE. Investigated C lieerfu kly Elucid.ttcd Promulgated --, Explicitly, and Disettsst:d•-----l'hilci,ophically in a Dozen Disseruttiotis vn Male, ,Ft.inale, and Neuter Plea sures, interspersed with various Anecdotes, and expounded by nunterous Annotations. - • By HILAKISBENEVOLUS and Co. Fellows of the Loildou-Literary•Striety of Lus:. , rist . s. Printed for Longman, Hurst, and Oral; Pater 110Stzr.roidtr. THE NEW OPERA. This Day was .p publishQ.l,..pri , ETEß . the GREAT ,e. T W or, he oodi2ri \Valls. An Operatic Drama, in.Tiiiee A ats, performing to crowded Audiences, at the Theatre-"Royal,Covent- Garden. . • • . By A. CHERRY, Esq. •• Author of The Dauoter, J r.vcllers, &c. Prinf&d Richard Na. 131ack= friars, and to be had of all Riii,k3eliers. . TiiE CANAL)AS. • . Thisljav were publisn.d, in a 1)1,:t - id ~1 arid very large Vo. lurne in Quarto illustrated with 3,.) Copperplates, enqayed frontanginalthaWings taken 'on the spot by tlict Author, price 21. liS in boards, -.- . . r iCitAV - 1 4 :,L,S through the CANADASt conlain , lug a Wscription of •tile Picturesque Scenery on sJnie ot the Rivers and Lakes; ;vim an Accou...t of the i'roduc_ tions, Commeri.e, and Inliatfitants ot those Provinces. To winch is .ilbjoined a Comparative View ot the Mariners and Customs of several of the Indira N at ionS of I\lorli alt.! Solidi A inerica . By GEORGE HERIOT, Esq. 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London : Printed tor P No. 6, New Bridge street ;- and sold by all just piVoliNited, tike saine .Author, The Crarninar or il:.at.ry, ny aieans of which that portant subject may be pract,cally taught in 5..11 , ..,u15, price 3 boil mt. • - . i Ancient History, fur the Use of Schools, i n .one closely printed vrilunie, duodsx.inio, iiris.-e 6.i. hound. i Modern I-listory, tor the Us: of Sellouts, sun:lar to the An cient Hhtory, price bs. boom'. 1 THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL, r}t;ltlirt)l,'CE RE EvFR This hay was published, i ; a Two very litge pme Four Guineas a Halt, in bo,irdJ, with near!' One littitgrAl EitgravinAs, t nifty or wilt. h • are coloured trout Nature, represtiting. va.tous kinds of linpleinentS and other Ma chinery adapted to the tnot i.oproved Aletho.ls ot Cuiti . vation, rile must approved ( rasses, and rlte principal breeds or . 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PITT ' This Day t+/Js pfiblishe,l, ' Neatly printed in 01.5 Volinne, izino. and illustrated by Ten Por - traitsot distinguisiwd Political Characters, pricers. 6.1. boards., X/I LMOIRS of the LIFE . o f th e Right Honour .o,l a bl e WI LEL\ AI PI TT, Eite.First Lord of titer rea sury, Chancellor of the E xeliqu , ,r, &c . . &c. Comprehend- Lig a History of Public A li - ,m s daring h4:Administiation ; dad a concise, Stitt inrry of in.: br4i.ii.int Speectic.s, made in ' Parliament . by tiris d!h istih,,,l,-,1 •, , r !tor, ch the, Most itll - 0CC454)116 ; intersper,..,l 'o,th P. , ioBriplite.,l Notices of his principal Polisicai•Colcittpo: - ..cs. Ey rIENtLY Ci.1„14 kN 1),, F,s q. , r Printed by 1!),1 , C ~ii t , ...t., •;11 tilt , .-,, Inion Ptes , i, in ty s y-lane, Paternosted_ro,. ; o r whom ri - ,..,- h,., liid, unif,:mily printed \mil toe above, i',,x,r..;ii's Nimoir3 r .,t• tlic.:Lif e of . th e lat e i Itignt 1 lon. C. t 1- . ~Y ., cumpreneliding a brier. 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" • •-• 100= .; :44 04* Ur. • 7 1. : I s - ;= 4 r . !I: ?RICE SIiPEN 1 PICTUALLING,O May ti? - • THE COIIIIIISSTIOATERS for ItfC7'UALLINC 31.4yEsT; heieby , gi:•e Nutice,rkat , p, , I.ldesaay,.the s th June next, they Yc ell t.SI ready to receive (sealed up), a•rd tte.tt !Or the szipply cif 7 pb a ,SEA PRO -- ;iISIONS aid FRESH 13EF.F 'mar he re 44 quired for the Ase of • 11:c Alajesty's Sbipr aid resselt Is'ands of yaqtaicl and New , fur Twelve Montlur certain, fi-G. , n the'istb of November next, and !Alt/Jet. until Six I Months m., ;re be given, cn either side, Joe the termination thereof . ; the papiient to be 6)' Bills, payable, with in terest, nilett• days after date. . i The Conditio of the ContraB mg he seen at the Secretary's Ogee ' No regard will 6e had to anly Tender its which the Price that! not he inserted ir, words at length, or that -shall nut be delivered to the Board before Oae o'clock on the said Tuesilay, the 30th of 7:ine next, nor unless the Petion who makes the l ender, or some r'erson ar bir hfbalf, attends,' to answer, when called for t n or av, Trader that ,co7t.tins extravagaqt leer upon some .Articles, and Pricer much igi,rior to 'the real va.iit'up,n &then,' ur considered as j. per tibe adinitted. OPFICE UP uRD)VANC&, Jiat 7, 03 , 1. r THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ( . ),f' HIS itlzz yEsTY's 0 gDNA NCE ~ .'re4). Klee ,N °tire, P,c.. pials will be weived at their Office, 'l4 /'a7l be/ore the zoth :I sf y of 31,fy, jrimz such l'ercons a r mayle 4villin. to undert.je the Supply of S ERG E Jr 9 CAR. TR I 0 Gl 7 . S C.,ntra,57,:10r, S. fr - vic'e of ibis Depa , vnent, ; fora per :cd of" Three Years. ?Wither i(aeticulars, together with the Terms and tiond't;ons the. (.'wgrao, may be lynlvil upon applicaticn at, the .I.ec , etarr'; Offce, in fa/I- aforesaid, an.t Panel es 91 ria , Article iern any D.iv between the Hones of .l en an! .Patr the Moposa.'s are alto to be Isli'veted, sealed a.,d end.r , ed, posals for Serge for Cartridges,' and . contaiqiee a Specis*en of the ririicie I. be supplied bat no P• i orosal can br adotived alter the said 2,,th Day of May, at TWeli , e ,'CA.Cie at ti,z of tar same Illy, neither will any Tender b e not i ce d un l ess the Part.jt makin , it, or an Agent, in his h..thal,r, shall attend. Or‘hr of the Board, • R. H. CREW. Secretary_ EAST LvDIA 110 Mb; Mar 6, 13n7. , r HE COURT of DIRECOHS of the CLVII'ED cum') di\ lof ItERCIIAssv.i 4 ~,a-leg leg to the EAST INDIES d o here#J , eive : rtiat a Quailerly General Ce.urt of the said :C , 1np,49.1qt , i1 Ibe held at their Leadenbail. street, on lVedn,a, L y the 17th Pure next, at Eleven o'Cluck in the Fornoon. for the pu , koe of declaring a Dividend front C6ristmus las' to Ali /summer next. That the Transfer .B , :oks of the said Conpat7's tack -will he skit on Tuesdd the 2d yiene next, at • Two o'Coek, and open,/ again Thursday 16/4r foll,wi„k, . And that ;he I - il.'idend Warrants on. tbe'said Company's Alotk, die the jib yidy,will be tea,ty to he deliveted on Tuesday the 7th ytto , next. 11 1 ,11. RAJ:B/IY, Secretary. fIODBOLD ' s VEG,ATABLE BALSAM, for Coughs, Colds, Astlunas, arid Consumptions, is dC_ knowledged by the Faculty the Only Nredicine capable of sul.iduinv, a Pitthi.sis, and say .they.do not despair ot suoces*, even to the worst of cases; tor which reason no person ought to be 'without it, for by taking it upon the first artaCk ot , .particularly in Spring and 'Autumn, and upon ping and returning I . toni ail Public Amusements, it is sure to pre.: vent its fixing upon the Lungs ; and it this precaution svgs attended to, thousands would escape its fatal consequences annually. This Medicine lids, -from experience, most set verily obtained not °illy its Noble Patronage as follows,. b.ut th tt of many too nuinerous inert, who, from 'having proved its efficacy, m os t strong ly' reeort i tnenti it to be kept.in Families Tile 'Most Noble t!ic MArquis of Lbtliiati. Ri lit lion. Viscount Dottie) and Ward. Ri;;ltt Lord Mai_d,nald. Right Hon. Lord Grantley. Right Hon. late Lord Fortescue. , Right lion. Lord ManttOrd. • Right. Hon. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Right Hon. Lady Dowager Crantley. • Right l - l On. Lady Dowager Viscountess Falmouth. Right iLan, Lady Dowager Fortescue. Lady Appreece. • • Sirs •I!'rancis Blake,, Edwald Newenham, j CRAW, and Georg:" A rinstronm Parts. Gen,;rals le, and Drinly. Colonels —Baker, and Deb :th, . . • Alia a ; ;;Tot many ot!)ors t\ T oility, as may be seen in the Treatise, at 01 , 2... Proprietors, N. awl S. Gousor.r), NI: 3, ; wle , e-Atten(lanc,, is given every I)4 Y,triml. Iwo Q'Llock vv.e9lect). : — Snlki by ail and Co;intrv . IABES I)oiiSniAS'; ur, the Colisuth---plion to ie.,,sens or Salacious Dispositions, is so little t;,:at-A of by the ancieitt Practitioners of Medicine, as..vell as through ine deiicaey of inotieni Physicians, .that an..adequate tiler of it cannot be tolleetel from their'vvritings. t is ii.:eessary then to. say, that the 'first !lytrytonis of the Tanea Dorsadearti easily discerned by involuntary notturnal eanie.ions; pains iu the back, as vvel I as often in the head ; fototication of the spume ; aching paths ; and weakness of so ht ; defect of memory, by an extreme dejection of the mental facult.es ; and contingent to these are Autza-serene ; meagre visage ; enniciat.al body ; irregular asthrtiatic sensa lions ; whtch, !eeceding a syndrome of liectical complaints, , tiltimaiely close fire tat:tl catastrophe. The'effiea.y of the Ct)ItDIAI. II ALM of CIGILEA!)is daily demonsttated, iii erad(cating the worst and Most dangerous symptoms of Ner vous' pisordefs ; and nothiug has tended. so much to establish the tattle of this Medicine, as its certain success in those complaints, • which strike their roots so deep in the Constitu Lion, and are so fatal to the happiness of Mankind The. Cordial 13alin or . Gilead is earnestly recommended to all Persons labouring:under those cruel maladies, which break out in a varies yof symptoms, and-for which this salubrious Cordial is a safe anti certain remedy, comforting the stomacii and bowels, bracing the solids, and.giving tone to the whole nervous system. As Dr. Soloirion',4 pradice is now become so great and. ex. • tenSive; • and his constant engagements require a eonsalerahle portion of-his tune and attenrialice, he expeels,. when con sulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but ail written eases, or l:tters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for tnecl.citte, anti remittance, to be answered at nis leisure, are required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. • Such letters stiduld, for ssifety, he thus directed —" Mocey-latter, Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool :.paid double post. - - age." Letters may be 'ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. 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 Hal f a-Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to tour bottles at los. 6d. by which the patient saves gs. including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the ProprietOi's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is felony. - N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the Postage Of all Letters whatever mast be paid. The Cordial- hal in of Gilead, A nti-I mpetigines, and A bsttr•i• gent Lotion, and " Guide to Flealth,"-are Sold by- Mrs.' Mathews, No. 18, Strand,' London; Mr. Smith, Perfteiter e No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter aria Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and. Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, GlasgoW ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw ford, k.iiiiianea.k • W Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P. kVhiteside, Ayr; \V. Crawford, Girvan; I. Carson, New, DOtiglas ; 'l. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T. M'Credie, Kirk. ainy t J. Myth, Leven; .1. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan, Dun, dee; P. Ceti Montrose ;F. Mitchell, awl I. Anderson, Ab:rdeen ; White, kJ' lidosh, Inverness; T. .IlPKerive, Storn'as.vay ; P. Taylor, Strenraer • Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; ,:i.chiersoit. Sterling ; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar.; Vinnet, Ar bi Jan Dicksen, Inglis, Dumfries ; Phorson, Berwick ; ‘Veditei, hhiwieK ; Paterson, Arbutlanot, and latniesob, Pe terhead; Trongate, Giasgenv; and bye:hest Booksellers aiUi Venders of Patent Medicines in the United KineciAri. Sji 4 . • .11. y . ; / , t .t tier iti ell. !a-c 2 ,r• yo tie ill le; . t:e 17,-; 13s ras: - its [id ,r 1 0 1 y;~