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! 1' , :%3 1 :•• 1/4° - : 33 S ,00\ itTli ecotiv • . 4 ., -t77. • 4 - .1 9.I4JyRE • `," C y J• ZZITIVBER 45(55.] it/ 0N1) A Y. Y 4 ) 1807: PR CE S!XPE'• C. THEATRE ROYAL, bRURY-LANE. T0 -MORROW EVENING, Miay 1807, Will be performed ADELGI'F,FIA; Or, THE FRUITS OP - A'SINGLE 'ERROR. GENERA- ELECTION. NEW MUSIC. • • This Day was published, • • By GouMing and-,C ,, . 117, New Lond-street, rALSE SHEPHERD, .a Favourite Ballad, as sungtiy Mrs AS HE, wire nithounded Apt.',use, at Mr. Harrlon's Benefit Cow:ea W rittro by Peter 1 ii,dar, Esc'. Composed, with an Accompaniment for the Piano- Forte, by Bauzzini, price as. Remember your Vows, a composed by C. E. Horn, price- The Meadow so Ciiieen, a Ballad, as sung by Miss Duncan, composed by Ditto, price is. The_ Duchess o 1 Richmond's Pavoiirlte Waltz, composed and arranged as a rondo, for the Piano. Forte, by W. Stapp; price is. 6d. OJI .4prit 2 5 , ffirit PRINCIP/IL OFFICERS urtd CO2II - of 1115 Alajesty's Navy do hereby gye Nwiee, that 'or Thursday the 7tb of' May next, at One o'Cioek, they will he reaa'y to treat with such Persotrai may be nt411ie,p,..14 Cwarati for supplying ITir Majesty's flock Yards with TA IZ, I'ITCII, ItosiN, - TURPENTINE, and RUSSIA, TAL LOW. • fl ITZHAIVI, C9IINTY ELECTION', MHE FREEHOLDERS cf the ..couNTY of DURHAM, resident in and near I ondon, .are - earnestli recitieted to meet, at the Gray's Inn Cotti:e-house, to- rnor.. row. Tuesday, the WI of 11,1 iy instant, et"l'svelve precisely, for the purpose cif adopting. the mo s t e lre:l ua t measures for Securing the Elfetcrn of ROWLAND BUR DON, ' Esq. The C . w.ratters by • Mr. RAYMOND, Mr.• FESIDDONS, Mr. 'ELLISTOI4, Mr. COOKE,..,Mr. CARLES, MM. POWELL, Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Miss TIDSWELL,, Miss BoYC E. The Prologue to be Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY, And the Epiloii,ue by•-Mr • E sTo N. %Vith (25th time) a new -.Grand Romantic Melo-Drame, called • ' Distributions w the Aiticles, with Forms of the Tenders, iitay be seen at this 011 ice. . • . _ No Tertdei• Will be rereiVed after Twelve o'C:ock on the nay of Treat ) ), 'nor a,y no: ire:! rod.* the Party,' or an Agent for biro, _attends. THE WOOD DiEMON; Or, THE. CLOCK I-14S STRUCK. With new Music, Scines, Machinery; Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music.composed by Mr'. Kelly. Hiirdyknute, Mr: DE CAMP 'Geelphp, Mr.,pE.NLEY ; Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL;, Uswy, Mr. CII3BOIti ; Rolf, Mr. 1V EHB ; Leolyn Miss C. BRISTOW ; Una. Mrs. II SI DDONS • , Clotilda,..Mrs. HARLOW E Pau/tail, ,fits KEL LY-. • Dozes 6s. Second Price 35.-- 7 -Pit, 35. (id. Second Price, zs. -•-Gallery 74. Second, Price is.—Upper Gallery r Se. eonePrice ad.— No Money' to be returned. LATE AND PREq.ENTADMINISTRATIONS. This Day was.published, price as. 6d. pLAiN FACTS ; or, A - Review of the ConduCt of -the %lusters. Printed for Stockdale, j• a. No. 4t, - :about the middle, on the north side,, of Pall Mall., Where May be had, the ninth edition, price 35. 6d. • . All the Talents; a Satirical. A Fourth Dtalgg::e to the.above isln the PresS, illustrated with an emble;natica I Frontispiece. All the Talents' Garland; or, A few Rockets let ell'at, a ceiebratefi'Admiqistration, price as. 6d. • . •• . Ats.o, most elegantly primed on - tioedrawl.tig..Paper, and, hat-pressed, price ts. and is. 6d. those incomparable Poents, Elijah's•katitle, and the Possidetis and Status Ono., , .• As. there are spurious and .grossly Oa:oiled 'editions of their. two last Poeins.ut circulation, the.Publisherbeg; to observe,' tthosehat Only ale accurate, and authority, which are published by him. . .couisrry o' v • ri_,E'Freehokiei• of the'Count of I'e rtli . -;re re . Oeclfully. irmen, that. but General •Carribeli„ Commanding tRe -Northern flistria in J relitnd, is now on lit 3 way to.Scntland, to offer himself a Candidate for.the Honour of Representing County is the next Patitament. 3oth Apiii, rOca. Aid t 2 las PICTUALLIA'G.OFFICE, April 13, iSor • HE COM MIS SIO N ERSAr 1 7 1C1VA LLI G HIS Am s TY' r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the sth May, they will Ge ready to receive Tcn deri, in v..riti,x ( sealed up), .a1; 4 1 treat IJr Two Hundred and Twenty . -ThousAut -Gallons cat WLS 1 NDIA RUM, or`of R I.t; N • N V.; is be drhuvred oi,e-hai/ in the space of ~e remainder in a Month afierwards, into His 1174,..qy's Stores ut Portsm,Outb, l' ! 'yn4,uth, and Co: k, in IA: folic-Ting pr,p,rtionr, , . - loom() Gallons. Plymouth - • too,ood • Cork . . the WORTfirind IND EPEN 1:171," Es E CTO of C Rt) C 11 ii-STEIt. t 1 1. 0 : offcrinrf to v nt— !I)) ice, and solidt_thetionour ;' °VT; S,'lVlgt:s TU place us in the enyiable Situations of,yout Itc;)reseEtatives the eusuing Parliiment, Web:7 exdir'citly to avow the I've entertain. We asmire you we are ,:vataity attached to the Constitution Loth in Church .and Sra:C; and that' 'Ate preservation of this; in its utmost shall be tne ob - iect ut our strenuous - endeavours. , • t HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TQ-MORROW EVENING, May 5,1807 s, will be.performed THE _GRECIAN .DAUGHTER. Euphia . si., Mrs. SIDDONS. WITH ' 220,000 and to be taid for tayizble, with Interest, ninety days 44, dale. This Day w‘is published, Price 4s 6d. in boards,' and gs. bound B. No Tender will be accepted unless the quantity if Run: and of Brandy, icg•etikr with thtprice thereof, shall be separafe?y and distinabi stated'; nor will any:lender be adn-.,itted for a less quantity . than Ten Thousand Gallons of either' Article.: I b e Conditions of the Contract may be 'seen at the Secretary's No . regard , egard wilt be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be insetted in wordvat length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &lore One' o'Cloek - on• the said Tuesday, the sth of May, as r' unless the Person who • makes the Tilde; or same Person on 4;is behalf, attends, to answer, when called for , Our p•rof6s•Onal charatters we presume will not r.-nder :71 unworthy ut that Pat - not:age to yvI.R.II our A oibitiOn lc los u's tonspiro; and in the hope that we shall moot with your Sup port, we.reinain, : '. Gentlerrreu, ,your most obedient, Ac. TIioNIAS-1300trrE fa - THG:VIi'SOINr. • . ' THOMAS TM GC; E. April 29th, iSo7. • WE. FLY ZY NIGHT-- ) Or, LONG "sToni.r.s. . ... gallery Second Pike 3s.—Pit 3s. 60. Second Price'is.— k :allery Is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. .Second ... 'rice ' - bd.—No Money to be returned. V lacesfor the Boxes to be taken.at the Box-office, in Hart. street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at nalf-past Six. - • On Wednesday will he produced a - new Operatic Drama, 41 Three Ads, called Peter the Greitt ; Or, Wooden Walls.. SEAT IN A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY . . A NY Gentkman having the.'.pi . slio'sal of a Closi?. .one, may apply to Mr. Francis, Stationer, Cross.- street, Hattori-garden. — MONNIO'UTHSI : IIRL. CH EPS - Tow . N°TICE is hereby given., that the Sale , by,4l.le tion_or the. ESTAT I. at HARLMI 1 for WEDN ESDAY the 6th instant, at the Bush - Tavern. tristA, is unavoidably POS'rPON ED `to 'W EDN ESDAY the zoth instant, %Olen it v% 111 s pi.elaptatily ; take place. THE SHOICT PARLIANIEY I 1 I[IHE Public axe respei fully infcirrned, that a few (Ties remain unsold rhe 1 OGIZ AP 111 CAL iN -11,EX to this RENIARKAI3LE ; and the. , work may he had at all rt:3 l ied3lsle Booksdli:1 - S, Mice kL It_ 4 -C uiried in bJard6, or Liowia'SjiilliAgs in red. • _ t l esidAs Bro,.,^raphi;:al Notices' of I.l.e,Alombers of the Short ,-- arf lAlrtt'llt, this ~prk contains correct M,formation relative : ttie Eic . :ctive Franclrit , c, number an(l ae , cripti"n of vtiiers, v e yqu,heratiss influence,. IteturM,o;..ol,liLec.. &e.&c. f _ , ,_„, ,„ - cirthel_%. tU Valliainalt... To GRADuATES OF THE U,NIVERSITY, A:Na cirmits. WANTED; after .Midsummer neat, in a Private EL • Academy, a .YOUNG L RSO•N teActe 11. -- -„EMENTS"O U i the LATIN LANGUAGE, READING, 'KtriNp, and A lOTIIiIIE.T.IL. As the Ceilfitienteia Taust nece.->s,,rily be great, an aderivatc Preiniutu will be al (;),lVett Tht strictest Inquiry will he made into the Moral.. .7 - "alader and A bilities of the Young Pf:rson, whose Dispo 4itiorri' -ex acirt ood" whos - Ala - tillers are V's whose Pronun lY cia g tion :s not e Proyincial. .tlon will be• titnnd desirable, and net unworthy the Attention tia Graduate of either of zlie 7 UniveisitieS, %whose intention * 41 9 enter the Church. ,Leiters (post p a id). addressed to A. to be left with•l'igr.:- ‘=. Holmes, Royal Exchange, LondOn, will be inuritdiataiy. attended to - . • PO BE SOLD, pug. of the fisest Toned - U?rit.).llt Errand AN - t) . FORT LS ever,ljlacie, ItOyal 7ss , the Prinee Walei•liavAng two of the sate -Maker standing at Cal iton 1-lotisc. it wasnrado Lir a pent.le i;al, ivflo is gone to the Continent, anti cost. him Ninety c0w 5 ....l t, teal. (Ow, sold for, tieyenty Pounds_ 1t is ttr'ectly new, having been made about two months, and not kts a A is.a very. superiM . 1 1 TO he . trorn. Twelve to lout 'o'clock, at Mr. Wat. Plano Forte and Singing Mitstcr -N9. ter: Leice , mace, Leicester-square, • - . 1 •?:Iii.1-11)L1),---VR1NCE's-S . T.REE,T, AD it.)INING: 'I . IIE' BANK. TO lIE SOLD BY ApCTIUN„- ' • . By Mr., A.D.A.V.5, . „ • . • At Carraway's, on Triursua. , May 14, at Twelve, , by Order of the Administrators,' : ' • kN Eleg3r4 FltLlit2l.Ll STONE .and BRIcK ,•*- But LT EMILY 1 k)USE,'erectedon'ar'erycrtn-' tkte aid convenient plan fa the Residence of the late W tn.. 41 ancock, Esq. dec.easAi. The Premises contain four Ser !,4nts' Roatni, three best Bed-rooms, breakfast-room, ""eerfill Drarving room, - D ining - fount , • numerous Closets, I nd on the Easement are Domestic Apartments, of ever' y' tie- tcripp.on. .The principal Rooms arc finished with Stajuary Vhle Chimney- pieces, French and other 'Windows, wan t a ; l lovarly t• ratues, and Plate . Glass ; a Geometrical. Stone -a ` r- cia" latert Water Closets to three of the' priner to.ll that could be .thought of has .been studied to make irt"' 4 5' Vrrillises aver k suerlor amily• Residence; and, -tr o th . 1 1 ;' ac tuation , is presumtd to bc - most_conventent tor a Banker, ilr:rhari;lbr‘ any Genteel Firpily. • " 1 ••e f :l he viewed, with Ti4cts only, between the hours or ; t1 4 z , (1 days previous to the Sale, whieb, with air rt iculars, May be h.ad nt Mr. - Adams, the corner-of john—. o,le .Itonses.• particulars also at Garraway's and Lloyd's • . * • -PAGE. 131 Z.-EN, Near the I:our-mile-slime, "Isortenharh, Middlesex, .BESOI.D I.IY AUC:FION, • - .. , A t By Mr. 'ADAMS, Carr4way's, on Ti,u r sd.,y, Nlay 14; at Twelve o'clock,. a nd by Order of the Administrator, . • BEA UT I YUL LEASEtIQLD GOTHIC All LL.A., that lias very lately beet: altertd.oun .prove , itq n. til t - . e4 4tied, and is a complete Resld;:iice for a ca wily of 1 :( AL : 4 ' 1 tepeetability, late the 'Propeity Or•.Williarn Min:- t 0c .,_ , .. I. sq. rfeceased, cOniaining seven I*l- rooms, Dressittg, 44,t"!i.-IJra \v.ing-i,:orri, Dining-room, • with (3 9/ 1 " kvi " lcl ' s 'Y e/ t '• l6 lte.Olass, ratent Water Closets,.Gechietricti Sjttlf.,:iiS:. (jti.erii.i grunt (it_ the ilollSe p With attached and detached a I.;:_ e, 'L.iii''e'tre - ry &s:•riptiOn, large - Pa"ved N'aill, in winch is kir e ,"'? of excelkitt. Water. ..in :Octii",oll Ciothie Dairy, P; a — s l ,'" o ,Vse with Latvtr, 'Shrubbery, and (;tivel Walks, l'a ti - , ur ,,'''''''Kitclient;artien,abundantly stocked aiid cropper,!, ' • at ti a ,,'`..^ '941 OIL:lard ; situate' in a genteel Neighlitnallotici, ;, 1 ,:;,., 4 X , e(1:161, cristai,ce irorn, the 'furttpike How!, that is.'. or , - ‘ l,`'`.,.irt4;liecl i - 4..0 lighted; .11e!d on a Lease for a !i4121i Lu ti e : l '''' 2 :) jears and aituatur Were unexpired at Lady DaY • '4. 1 „, t ketir yr enty 6,51. per annum. S,te-,%,,i2 VlcWe.l Witb "fick;ers oniy, six days previous to the 'fk. cc , ` l''' 2- ? ! . with P ,. .rticularS, May.. be had of Mr. Adams,. ra wa ~r; c.it 1 oitl, st reet, NlinOries. ' Particulars .i6o at ‘jiii. Y aa,.l Loy..l's C. , .lit;:e.huitsi4s,: ' ' ECREATiONS Instruelive and Entertaining, in English ,and Vrench, • By Dr. ENDER The same Work in Enghill and' German price ss. 6d. in boards, and 6s. 6d. ,bound. Upon..aniensire new Plan, opening the most ready Acquisition,to the.above Languages, without a conitinti'exi and -tedious reference to a Dictionary. The whole being an instruelivelliicidatiOn of N atural and Moral I listorY, („icribing ttre.Produdiuns, Nature, and Uses of the Animal, Vegetable, and 4litteral _Knigdoms ; to which is added, an interestin4 Description of Germany, by the Pas sage of the Rhine from Switzerland to H,lland,-deseribing the Alps., Rhinegau, ekc ; .With : a Statistical Account Of Rcnte, Venice, N.aples, Printed ibr H. 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We'd° hot 'bean to say, that they arc not well calcu lated for young persons.or both sexes_; but-they are-in a pe- Collar manner adapted to. y.,ung women, having much deli eaey 01 semithent; as well as perspicuity and simplicity crf. language. 7 ' , ' Tnih l'a' 'vas liubqstiat, • - Handsomely'bOund in Quarto, and iltustratcd'by a very ac cqrate„Alap of North. liritain, during British and Roman Times, milt other Engravings, !nice 31 .(33.• in boards, a fe* Copieon Imperial Paper, price 41. 14s. 6d. in boards, 'Vol. of • • _ _ C ALEDONIA ; or ; an Atcount, 'Historical - and N 0 R7ll - 1 1312.1 T A IN, front the 'most Ancient to the Present Times. With a Didionary of PlJces, Clkorogiolical• and•'4'lniolOAiCol (to be coinpiete;lin fokir . Volumes). • • - . 13},4E0 it GE C,HALMER.S. F.R.S. and S.A. Printetttbr,T. C.,deU and W. Davies, Str an d • an d A. Con-' stiblL:aii&Cci at 12ldiribitrgh. -This Volume iStfividert into four periOds. I3r;ok -I . con taina• Account • Oi . the Aborigines, their Mainiers, : Religion,. ant Antiquities, with - the Romer Trans retiOns, from the• .011 Ai 44.. Invasion of Agricola', in A. D.: Be, to their .Cat ; ; 6 Dool.ol. contains the. History of the Pies, the' iz"'l3"l4"t 13 rilaii, the. Saxons, and the Scots, ,front 0, 44 6 , IP 8 -13. 114ok - 111. comOrchendi the History 'of the United filets and gcdts lot Cumbria - ,' Strathclyde, Galloway:and Lothian; &c.. from A. ^ 543 .to 1097. •\V iris Ehe cciesiastic4l History, Laws,, Manners, Costonvi, Antiquities, Learning, and Lan- , yitage, of this period. I V, contains an Account of the Scuinl-Sixon ColilitizAtion, a History of the United Kingtioni' of Scntland,,from ic97 to:1370, with the Ecclesiastical, Laws,, Manners .CQ;lltriette, Shipping, and Agri culture:thirinv this "pericid. • The Volume is concluded - by • Supplenental ' Views of •subsequent'fitnes, down to the pre 7 ' sent pay, • ...Int •POETS OF GREAT 'BRITAIN: This Day was published, Haildsomely . printeinti 124 Vuls, price tzl: Ss. sewed; or p • in 61 Vas. extra boards, price-tzt, 123 . , .._ . WORKS =of the. BRITISH . POETS, with their WV ES, principally written by SAMUEL IoHNSON, L. L. - This Edition embraces the most esteemed • Poets from Chaucer to Sir William tones. and unites theadvantages of. Johnson's and Bell's Editions, as -far as: the twerTians re 4ouipatiblF•;; containing . Chaucer and• Sp ense r, om i tte d b y , Johnson and coMprising, Rowe"s Lucan, Pope!s Homer,. Dryden's Fables, his Virgil, and his Juvenal and.Persins, omitted by : '?erformances too celebrated to - be longer excluded. The' TCzt is Correaly'printed from a Copy collated with .Editicns of the higlieN authority. On Chaucer and Spenser superfoi attention has been bestowed; the Glossaries to each: enlarged, and, the Punctuation ,deliberately, considered and revised ; so that it is hoped that, in theSe ancient Authors; such a 'Measure of perspicuity • and• illustration is attained; as will nearly renio.ve titir - veil of obscurity which a re N iciu.,: tion in Language had thrown over' their Beauties. , Printed for Cadet! and Davies, Longman, Hurst, Ree!, and Orme, Nichols and Son, j. Walker, Wilkie and Robin son, W. 1,1,10 J. Richatilson, F. C. and J. Riviagton, Lackington,Allen, and co. lt., H. k:vacs, CuttielLinci_Mar-, tin, Scatcherd and Letterinan; Otridge and Son, Vernor. -Hood and Sharpe, R. Faulder. T. Payne„' J. Nunn, R. Lea, I. DriOiton, J. Johnson, W. Lowndes, atchard, Black and Pa; ry,,john Harding, E. leilety, ..Carpenter„..W. Miller, Leigh and Sotheby, .P,ryle and Mackinlay, P. Wynne, Booker, T. - Ostelli Joseph [-larding, J..- Mawman , Cawthorn, James Cawthorn, Wilson and Spence, an:i• Samuel llagster. Sir Win. Jones's Poems, in 2. Vols. Foolscap .0 Elavo, , fos. 6'd boards, 'and itoYYe's•Lacits, -2 ' VoIS. FifolsCap tavo, orin . 3, ISino, .price Los. bd. boards, g maybe 114 separate, ;i, It. tly ESSENTML OF• LEIVIONS, For taking Iran .I%loulds, - Ink Spots, Red Wine,' and other Stains, out of Linen, -Muslin, Lace, &c. and for ‘mapy other-uses; is a Substitute for Lemons, price fs. the . l3ox. EJAVING received numerous Complaints that compoilions, s a ki under the title of Sait of Lemons, 'arc [Knotty ineffectual, blit that they , burn and destroy the Linen, I think it, necessary to inform the Public that my true LSSential .Sa lt .of Lemons is only tube hart, Wn u lft3ie and Retail, at my Shop in Cockspur-street, and that none is to be depended upon , as irrine :brit what has rrry signature on the buttomof each box, ,and va the-otitsid4 of the Wrapper. W. Y'L N.B. The Salt of Lemons is partirmlarly , useful to. Ladies - in Vt: astring Hands, as it instantly takes otit the Stains 't Fruit, colautesi Moves, zicc.arid is mach more. agreeable to use than Lemon itself. • At the saiale pldee may be had Bayley's Scowering Drops, for talcag Grease wit oi• Slit, Stutti ()Waal CIA:, iice, • WHEN ,Professional Men of, Education and Responsibility deviate from the 'general Systerii by the selection of a peculiar branch, 'the sanction Oflong con. tinued.success is the best criterion of superiority. Tbi rteen years have• I devoted my practice to the exclUsive treatment of "Three - •Disorders, - and the successful result - of ray.plan giyes pie additional ardor to oppose, as far as I am , iatc,, the ravages. of those Complaints which are the most 'important in the Catalogue of Hunan Infirr►ities, After initiation into every Branch. as 'an Army Surgeon, I formed Awish at an early period , Vradice to rescue in. • dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous Imi:4)ll;a:icy Of general Praditioners, The Three Ditorders, tp the Cure of Which 1 have. de. voted. my attention, comprit..: every species , ofV EN E RE AL IN f VCTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: 211y.' All kin is of debiiity,• •whether arising from the habits of. school-boys, or . the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, tiat derangement of the system in wo. men which it called BARRENNESS, or 'STE RI LITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance,. or haste •in the treatment of a. simple , Gonorrhttai and it not . un. frequently. -happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior me thod such C , :nplaints are easily" cured; and, even where others hive laded, I trust that I may presume to offer' a radical Few, however, are 'the 'cases - of complicated aistretr in this disonkr, compared• with tne calamitous situations of Men, who, mini an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent .gaicties of a: fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . • Where the. unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully .conceals his misfortune, it may be .some conso. Cation for him to know, that although, it be an object of dotibeor uncertainty with other Praetitioriers, the removal of these Deficiencies' by - the gradual progress of Renova tion, is tlie.,acquirement of 'my ..Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have 'began to reduce Manly' vigour, much anxiety'. will' he prevented by an early Cotinferac- • non of this ,ian),:rici State • and in these cases, no great difficulty will'occur. but where this Deficiency his for yers - exilled, a proper perseverance is imlispensahly requisite to revive thellum berir,g Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. • MARAU ED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a' Fimily, may be assured, that in most instances, such defeEts• Are curable by 'Medical skill. •Thesecresy which is so essential to' lily undertaking, and the qualiiio; tions which I have presumed to state, form the baais of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such` itts intimation is:given, that Mr. Wee May •be consulted pi:rspnally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his how., No. my, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar. • There an additional Entrance in Water-streei ad.ouling, and the Name! is on both the doors. - Aii.liTzx I3REF., Metnner bc the 12,wal (7bllr tc of SurgeonS. A. CAte.ur tom. —Some Person who 'falsely assert tlfem selves to be , Members of the Roy .1 College, havin g f or Seve ral months pag copied my Advertisern'ents ahnost word for word, and inserted them as their own prodrictionS„ it.is my d'uty to mention, that those' Persons are not Members of any -College in Lonktoli,' Edinburgh - , or elseWherei nur haw: they aiiiy.l4,llt to Dr.icii*e Suitery iu London, To the GENTLEMEN, CLERtIY, ? YEOMANRY, and INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERSoIthe COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. . . A N imrtiediate - Dissolutioh of Pat-HE:merit hay jug taken place, I haVe the honour again to address you in of my Untie ViCe-Admirzl Berkeley, to request the favour or.,your Stipport • and Interest fnr him on the day of Eleffiori for the County of Gloucester, whenever that may take place. The Very numerous appearance of his Friends, and their expressions of his conduß in Pariniment, 'on a forMerDissolution, gives me the githering hopes of his being again thought Worthy to represent you on the present occasion. I have the Honour to be, . Gentlemen, Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant, DURSLEY. Spring Gardens, April 29, To the G ENTLEM EN, CLERGir,andFREEHOLDER of the COUNTY of GLOUCtStEk. CENTLEMEN, HIS Majesty having deemed expedient to solve the. Parliament. allow me again to-oiler in Self a Candidate for the Honour of being eleeled one of your Repre.- sentatives. I-Living been so lately entrusted by you with this imporiant Charge in -n inattner sn numinous arid 11,-trterin-4 to my feeling, I hope 1 shall not be thought presumptuous in a third time soliciting the favour of your support ; and be assured I shall ever endeavour lo evince,- by my condud, a 'firm attachment to the King and Constitution, as twit as to the-Interests of the county of GlouceStei. I have the Flonour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and - devoted humble Servant; R. EDWA.Ri) H. SOMERSET, Grosvenor-square, Aptil 36, 1867. , To the.NVOiIIHY. and INDEPENDENT tRVEMEg of the , ANTIENT cm( of CANTEkBUIY: ' GENTLEMEN. • ADisgoluti6n of . Parliament is-on. the eve cif tk• ing . place ' and you are called upon unexpectedly to exercise one of the•most important of your Rights, froll agitation of a Question essentially conneaed with the vital • Interests of ilie'Cimstitution. Gentlemen, we have ventured to stand fOrward and to so licit yOur SWF-ages upOn'the only grounds noon wli.eh honest Men can. claim the approbation of their..Fel countrY Men, viz, adeeided determination to 'stand or fall with the Con, stitution, bot h in Chtirch and - State—to oppose all innovation on this our Chartered Bittli.right —an-attachment loyal and inviolable to a Patriot King—an attention invinkble to the . Interests of our Constituents, and to every object ccinneCied with their wishes and prosperity. . Should-such Principles appear worthy -your Favour, and induce you to place us in the highly honourable situation of your . Representatives in the new Parliament, we will omit no - efforf to justify your choice, nor ever lose sight of those Principles which first established us in yoUr koca epiniort. , We have the Honout to be; Gentlemen, Your faithful and' obedient Servants, . STEPHEN:LUSHINGTON. ROBERT TOWNSEND FARQUHAR. • Catiterbuiy, 23th April, 11307. " . . . . . . .. • . . • To the IiURC: ESSES and VREEI-101..DERS O filie TOW/St 'aft(' COUNTY'of the:CONN of NOTTINGHAM. • to .THE period - nt which I first presented myself• your notice, and when 1 was so happy as to be fion,ured by your choice, is so recent, that it canuOt be necessary 1 should now.,tepeat. and. bring to.yotir remembrance the pro fessions I then made: It May, however; be right, that, in agaih'soliciting the honour to tepreseht you in Parliament, I should say_ s'pmething . upon the way in ‘Vhieh 1 hay 6 char6iFthe trust you betbre confided to ma; and 1 do it the more readily, because some misconceptions, respeding a part of My Conduel, lurk, been received by some of you,. _ Gentlemen; since you Se'ilt trie:to Parliament, 1 have deavoured to add (and I hope 1 have succ.7eecled in tits Cridea:. vour) conscientiously and independently I have in no stance looked toklen, but to tv,leasures • I have not app - roved (nor will ever-approve) what I thought' wrong, and I can not be your independent Represcritafive, if I am not permit.: ted td support what I think rightl, but in doing so I shall always hold .inyf , ‘:i f accduntalile to you fen' the motive's which aduate my conduel, and shall most ready, at all fillies . , to enter into an eXplArtation,of theM. .Ex patience has testified t iiat you havaon 'all occaSiOnsbeeh the' zealous and steady supporters of those w ho h a . y e. t . te o y and inirlependently :exerelsecitheit own honest and tathiassed judgMent,' and I am tufty persuaded that it is Only by such coraluet I can entitle Myself to A continuance of your good, opinion. The Most favoutite object of my lifb.ling been to cement my connexion with the Burgesses and Freeholders of r inyuative Tonin; aold the most glorifying sensation I can experience, is that of knowing I possess your_contidenco and esteem and if I donor succeed- in securin your ap probation, do, assure you. it shall nev er. be for 'wan: of exertion to p'roinote the titivate Interest of the Teiwn, or the higher Interest of the Kingdom at lar?e. • I need scarCely tell you,-who know me so well., that Lam most firmly attached to the King and ConiritUrion—that I have.ever endeavoured to ad consistently with than Attach:. merit, and up ,n that. Consistency I nciw appeal to you with the most resotelful confidence for i!:upporto-itisci do most firmly believe shall not appeal in vain. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemep, Your most faithful acrd ce:.7",:ctientScrvant; • 101-IN Nottinewt, April 30, 1307. VIC.7e/IL L AG-OFI IC , 4,67;123, tgo7 'THE CO.IIIIIISSIONERSfor- I'UAL LING :114: , .v tr 's` Aavy do hereby' give Notice,' That on Triursday, the 7th of May next, they will be rea4y to receive Ter,de,i, ire 'Wo s ting (sealed up), for such Quantities of KILN DRIED ENGLISH PEASE as the resp.aive Perscarr who may make the I enders will engage to dilly& in Six ILeeki, flee sj all chargir and risk to' 11, - s , into His illajesty'stPic tual/iug.Stores l'orts7nuth and i P t /ymouth ; • and to be p.iid for by 13i1!), rqyable,with Interest, ninety daYs after date. Not any User of a less quantity than Twenty-five Quarters will be attend ed to Tbe Conditions of . the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary'r o,lice, at this Office ;. or by applying to Mr. Wm. Reeks, Agent for the ViOualling, at Portsmouth, and to Mr. Agent for the Vigualling at Plyn , rrob, respecci'ivet . Y. Nv regard will be- bad to any Tender in which the Price shah not be inserted in words at length, oe that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on. the said Thursday, the 7111) of Mav next, nor unless the Perion who makes the Tend:r, Or some person on /fir. beim/ f, attends, to annyer, when elllcdfor. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 27, iBo7. THE PRINCIPA L OFFICERS of . HIS 11A yESTP 1. ORDNANCE do be.eby give Make, That PrcpasAls will be rectivrd et -ibeir o . hice,. in Pall Mall, on or &fore . •Alwrzt ay,‘ the 1st!) of lilAy next, from such Persons as may be filling to undertake the Performance of the undermendOned • Iro , k, and supply the following Materials for the Ordnance- Vui/dLgs to be consts:tiae.l at Lewisham, Kent, 1.112. 7 hePerjOrmanCe o/ such CARPENTERS' and JOINERS' aLrk, as ,may he required. Th.s bypplyofsuch ENGLISH and FOREIGN TI NIE ER as may be wanted. The'Pet fOrmance of such 'BR I iI‹.LAYERS', MASONS', PAY lOR S' SLATERS', PAINTERS', "PLUMBERS' and GLAZIERS' ll'ork as may be required. Plans and Specyications of the Work to he perf,rmel, togerbef st,ithreeiyoucelrary.lnformation on the Subjeji, may he obtainid rpon Application - being-made at the Secreiaty's Office in Pal on Monday the 4th of May next, vibe; e the Proposals are to be de livered, sealed up, and en,Lrsed, `• Proposals for the. Performance of q4k O . :limber) at Lewisham;" but no Prop, , al can he ..11.nitted . flee the said tith of May next, at Twelve o'Cbek at I`..lotz of the same day, nor quill any Tender be noticed,. unless the Pagy making it, or an Agent in his !rebut j, Shall at.. tend.' • If), Order 4ilat,Board, R. H. CREW, Serf-eh:7.