The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

x•v i : , -; , • 2. ,,,,, , ...4;; ; ;;;: . , , ~. ~,' i . :. r-- ~ ...ft.,..,, 4,, •.• ..„.... _, 0 ,,, 11 _...., ~ ...; z , „•:Yfea.. , ::.- e , , , J. -7. 4tt afilia, 4„ „ Nk CI •. . \ , • • ; ~ , A Le ;. ~ 1 , \ - 55 a • r. . uel ! ; ?,- -.. . . ._.-:. .e';,..is i ,'" 4. "' Z•41' , ..v; ~ -. 6 fr ' ' • • , ;,..: s . ~ . .4. 4 ' 4- . l:i X:1:9 L s ' l ,,:ep c .. , ~ ~,, • " - P,, :\ ;f: ty. ig r 1 THE 1- kIUMIER 4546. THIRD TIME. - THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 11, Iso7, 'will be performed anew Comedy, in Five Acts, called A DAY IN LONDON. The Charaders by sir. BANNISTER, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL,. H. SIDDONS, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. RAYMOND; - . Mr. WEWITZEit, Mr. PALMER, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BARTLEY, Mr. MATHEWS, Miss DUNCA.N, Miss MELLON, Miss BOYCE, Miss RAY, Mrs. scorr, Miss TIDSWELL. In AEI IV. a Song by Mr. JOHNSTONE. i The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. i‘A RTL EY, And the Epilogue by Miss DUNCAN. Atter Which will be produced (9th time) a new Grand Roman. tic Nlelo-Drame, called • THE WOOD DJEMON ; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Iladyknute, Mr. DE CAMP; Guelph°, Mr. P ENLEY ; Willikind, Mr. DOWTON; Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; Rolf, Mr. WEBB ; Leolytt, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Una, Mrs. H. SI DDONS ; . Clotilda, Mts. 1-lARLOWE ; Paulitta, Miss KELLY. Boxes 6s. SeCouti Price 35.---Pit 3s. 6d. Second :MCC i -- -Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery IS: — Se Loud Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. PlaceAkr the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, iu Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five,.and- begin at Half-p-Ast Six. THEATRE KOYAL, COVEN l'-C;ARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, April 13, 1307, will performed TOWN AND COUNTRY Or, WHICH IS BEST ? The princi )21 Charaders by Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, • Mr.C. KEMBLE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mi. BLANt:HARD, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss'BRUNTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Mrs. LISTON. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, Tile Epilogue by Mr. IAWC E.TT and Mr.BLANCHARD. WITH • HARLEQUIN AND 'MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG, - Principal CharaderS,_ Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS Colin, afteiwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO- LOC=N4, jun. ; Avaro,. afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle; afterwards Clown, Mr. G RIMALDI Oddtish, Mr. MENAGE; Cabin-lloy with a Song), Master SALLEY ;':.1•: Colith,! -- 4 - joe., Miss 'SEARLE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Nice 25.-4- Gallery 2S. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery IS: " Second 6d.—No Money to be returned. }'laces for the Boxes to. be taken - at the Box-office, is Hai*. •street. The Doors to be opened at pelf past Five, and bein at I - lair-pal Six. On T uesday next wi4 be'proe s ,-:ed . a neWl'intotrtime Bal let L which has been a long time in itrepaiarlod), Callud The. Ogre and Little Thumb ; ot, The Seven League boots. . . . . A LBION. FIRE and LI FE- CrIMPANY, of LONporj, . for INSU RANC E f rom FI R E an d on LIVES; and tor the Granting of ANNUITIES.—CapitaI, ONE MIL. L I ON . POLICIES expiring nCLAD"k.:IDAY should be char renewed Within fifteen days irorn that period. _No ge nude for Policies or Indorsements, and other valuable adv antages afforded both with respeet to Insurnni.e t!om e and on Lives. A large Dedudion allowed on the Pre „.,-11111s of Fire Insurances out of London. IptroPosals may be had at the Company's House, in ,s - uange-alley, U.---Attendance daily, froth Nine to By order of the Board of Direaors, WARNER PI-LWPS,, Sec, BOARD AND LODGING. A - Single Gentleman wishes to Board and Lodge with a respeitable private Family, in a pleasant and healthy Market Town, in ally direttion from London, North a nd East excepted. Distance is not a material object ; but o ne not {CSC than so, nor more than too, will be preferred. Particulars u! Situation. Terms, &c. addressed, Post-free, t° A. B..at r. M ov ore's, i 6, Theobald's-row, London, will be noticed, it apvred. LIVERPOOL NEW DAY COACH, TaROUGH . Prescott, Warrington, Knuttsford, Holrws Chapel, Newcastle-under-Line, Stone, and L+ hfiald. sets.out front the GOLDEN CROSS, CHAR. I NG.O itOsS, on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Morn- Ings at Six o'Clock, and arrives punduatly at Livg.R. P4?,01, in Thirty.six,.. Hours. being only one Night out, While 411 utlirr Coaches from London to Liverpool are two. By GEORGE BOULTON. And Co. • • • EssoNS in. FRENCH, LATIN, LITERA -4,-.4 TURE, and GEOGRAPHY, arc given at No sz r latnes.street, Covent-Garden, every Evening, from. Half- PaskSeven - to a Quarter past Nine o'Clocit i by the ABBE B AILLEMONT, formerly Master of a French and Latin Academy at Rouen, in France. Mondays and Thursdays are letPted to Beginners in the French Languagt.: Tuesdays and :ridays to the Study of French and Latin together: Wed- Ys and Saturdays to Gedgraphy .and Improvement in trenchand Literature. Mr. B.'s -peculiar Method is easy' and es The Trtris o,tlerate. Helso gives Lsons at his own House or a e broadi m ai other hours ,a of tne day. The A partment for the Lessops,is decent and commodious. The most itspeciable testimonies, and further particulars, "iay be had at Mr. Debate's, Ftench Bookseller, Gerrard ureet, Soho. Pu it i FIE D- ti...gM 0 N jul . C E. . T • ~. ..• •... • HIS Preparation which is ; only . teilioti 3,1n . ,..ce, Preparation; ... . deprived otthose qualltics that - s 4 soon: clisppst it to' fe rmentation and become useless, retains tor. .racy length of lime the original arocriatic thrvor and ,acitilty of thi . ,-.T rept. Atuit. It i s used . in the making of Punthi•Negns,,jtei h4do4, Saline Draughts, lellies,'flavoutini Sauces, and,intfce . r all kuch potrposes to which Lemons are applied. ' , - • ‘-Prepared only by Smith and Son, Chemists, &C. 29, flay rnarket (near Piccadilly), London, where it is‘ sold whole,sale znd retail, with ample Diredions ' foruse,,inl394leS of zs, 6sl c , '4 4 . 6d. and Bs. ea c h. ''..— . - ' '''' 4 ' ' GEORGE INN, NORTHAMPTON. April, 7, 1807. THE following RESOLUTIONS were intended to have been moved at the .Meeting- held this Day at the Guildhall, in this Town, " to consider of the propriety of Addressing His Majesty at this important crisis." But, after repeated fruitless attempts to obtain a hearing, for (ex cept one Gentleman who proposed that there be no Address, and the Meeting be Dissolved) no individual was suffered to deliver his,sentunents against•the Address, and beitig peremp torily refused the use of the Hall, it .was agreed to adjourn to the George 1nt1.., At this' Adjourned Meeting - it was unanimously Resolved, 'That we di.;sent from the Address : . . "itr, Because when His Majesty's retusal to admit the Clan :die Claims occasioned a change in the Administration of which the late Mr. Pitt was a Member, in 18ot, no Address was-thought necessat thefefore none is necessary now.. zdly i - Because however pure may be the motives of those who wish for an Address, an Address at the present time cer. tainly tends to stir up religious dissentious. which, at all times, are impolitic,, and at this awful crisis may prove ruinous. -- idly, Because the Catholic , Bill only rendered ,Catholics 'eligible to high Offices in the Army and N a vy ; hat left it entirely at the pleasure of His Majesty to appoint them to _such Offices ; and. therefOre, cannot possibly atibrd any just ground p(ai.arm. • 4thiy, Because we are persuaded that to paralize; at this jundure the effUrts of any, and especially one- fourtitc part of the poi/Anion of the Empire, funiiPies no matter for ceri. grdtularton.. . • • -“hly. Because th Address has a tendency to prevent all, futtire. Nlinister's front proposing any titiwg . o His Majesty on the Cath:,,ic however-neco3iry ti-may be to the safety of the Empire. • - • • .1, , Signed by the Chairman, lOHN BUXTON. Resolvectunanitnously, That . the Thanks of the Meeting be given 16 theChairmin. • ' . EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. 4, CORNHI LI., and 9, CHARING-CROSS. T. lIISH respectfully acquaints the . Nobility, .. Gentry, and the Public, that all TICKETS in the STATE LOTTERY, drawn NEXT TU ESDAY, ivill be. PRIZES , and every Ticket drawn on that Day is intrinsi. catty woria more than Thirty Guineas. The First-drawn Ticket is entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND Pi • UNDS. TICK ETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where No. 6633, a Priz::.3o,oool. iii the last : Lottery, and Twenty other Capital Prizes, v-ere sold, shared, and registered. . The SCHEME contsins , . 4 Prizes of . kzo,oeo I 4 Prizes of - ,Csoco 4 - - - - 10,000. te - - -- - 1000 . . &c. &c. &e. . ' - *** L o ttery. begins Next Tuesday. ' 5, 4 1 TUR DA /APRIL 11, 1807. To theGENTL .IvIEN,CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of 'the COUNTY of BUCKS. THE very distinguished Honour you have this day conterred upon me, by eleding me a fifth time to be one of your Representatives in Parliament, demands myk . warmest Acknowledgment. Utust my Condutt will continue to merit your appro. batigo• , • •1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, %V 'Rh the greatest respect, Your most obedient and most humble Servant, -SCOTT TITCHFIELD. Aylesbury, April. 9, 'lBo7. • • - • TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First-drawh Ticket in -the GO VE RN M E NT STATE LOTTERY, which Nzials Drawing-oh TUESDAY NEXT, Wtd eveq Ticket diaArn on that Du wilt be a Prize. • SCHEME. 4 Prizes of kzo,oov - - Are 80,000 4 . • 10,000 - • 4covt so 4 . 5000 lu - • • • tOOO - - • - - lu,ooo Ito • - - - Soo . SizKO 30 - - - poo 4' - - - - 5 0 3000 - - - 20 poo First-drawn Tickers to each - - 30,44a0 25,000 Tickets FIRgT-DRAWSI TICIZ ET, Ist Day, - k 10,003 Day, 30,coo; ' 3d Day, aa,coc; • 4th Day, ,• av,000 , , • . ith Day, - „10,000 • • title Day, - , so.ova TICKETS and WARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in En,, and, Ireland, anti Scotland. klso;000‘ PRESENT CE.: Ticket - - Is o Half ,Cto 3 a Eighth ,C 2 12 o Quarter - $ 3 c; Sixteenth - - 6 6 To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, LADIES ADM GENTLEMEN,. WE 'beg leave to offer you our grateful 4cktiow. ledtments for the honour you have conferred• on us, by eleaing us into the Dipedlion. Trusting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the confidence they have reposed'in . We have the honour to be, with great respe& • ' Ladies and Gentlernen, Your ,most obedient and very hurnloceSeryants, ' CHARLES GRANT, • GEORGE SMITH, WILLIAM THORNTON, - S. TOONE. East India House, 'April 1807. NEXT TUESDAY, The Drawing of the ST-ATE, LOTTERY .will commence, and the First-drawn Ticket ork that Day will be entitled to !TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.. TJAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Royal 11 Exchange who Sold all the . First drawn CAPITAL PRIZES in the last Lottery, - are selling TICKETS and SHARES 'for the present STATE LOTTERY. The First-drawn Tickets on the . ul, 3d, and 4th Days of Drawing, will be also entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS each. ST AtE L ITTERY. 4 Prizes of - zo,ono PfiZeS of roc* 4 - - 40,000 fto - - - 506' - - - - 5000 SWIFT' and Co. No. - i Poultry, and No. 12, Chating-cross, are selling the TICKETS and SHARES of the present STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing on TUESDAY NEXT..' • .ThiS Ldttery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals, and gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets each, over and above any Other Prizes that may bedrawn against. them. F.I.CIITEEII CAPITAL 'PRIZES in the last and pre ceding Lotteries, were Sold in, upwards of Two Hundred Shares,. at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices. • • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OP PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR . SMALL DEBTS. . . Craven-street, 'Strand; April 1, illo7. ,- THE ANNUAL' COURT wishing the Public i art lalll io'be'iieffelll'y aciii . iiiiiffkl with me. very eXien- - sive Operations of this Charity, anddesirous at the same time to spew that they :ire anxious to relieve the honest unfortu nate Dabtor in every Prison io the Kingdom, have subjoined a List, pointing' our those Gaols from which they have re ceived applications, and restored the Prisoners to l iberty dur. ing the last year : App k l e by 7 Exeter ~i to M ars h a lsea 64 Aylesbury 3 sherton Anger 6 Northampton 3 Brecon 3 Fleet . '26 Norwich 4 Bodmin 2Ciltsp u r - s t r e.e t Newgate 25•2 Bury Sr. Edmunds- 6 Compter 45' Oxford f Bedford . Berwick 3 Haverfordwest 2 Presteign i 1 Halifax a Poultry 42 Bor. Compter 22 Hereford 15 Rutheu 2 • Carmarthen . 2 Horsham . 5 Rot livvell 6 Cardiff 7 Ilchesfer 3 8 Reading 12 Chester • Is Ipswich 3 Shrewsbury , 3 Carlisle . • a Kingston upon Stafford , 27 Cambridge 2 Hull 3 S u rrey 82 . C-eftentrf " a King's Bench a ,Tothill 17 'Chelmsford 8 Lam aster . 5 Wellington - r Cold bath- fields 7 Leicester Winchester 6 Dorchester 5 Ludgate s a Whitechapel 7 Derby 2 Morpeth z York Castle and Dover • a Vaidstone 6 City Gaols 7 , 55 Prisons - 839 BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. X. Z. sl. S. T. Ann. 51. ss. " - - X. Is `5 o John Mendharn . Esq. - - A. 1 1 o Philanthropes (Letter-box) .. - To o o • The 'Right Hon. Earl of Kerry - . 20 0 0 Wm. Wilberforce. Esq. M. P. per Sec. A. 5 5 o Rev. R. Sykes, West Ella, Hull, Yorkshire A. io 0 o R. Sykes. Jun. Esq. • L. - 'A. to 0 0 Anonymous per P. 14th Benefatlion _ Ice 0 0 N. E. Kinderley, Esq. pet Sec. - -'5 5 0 John Blades, Esq. per ditto - - . Richard Robinson, Esq. - - A. 2 2 o 2 2 o 'RV/. 1. K. Shaw Brook - - A. 2 2 0 Mr. Henry Till, per Sec. - - I I 0 A. F. 51. F. H. 11 . is. - ' - 6 1 0 Mr. Hearoden ss. E. A. per Hammetsleys ;1. t 5 0 A Lady in Kent, per wtto - - - - - 3 3 o Countess ot.Bath, per ditto - A. 5 5 ~ Mr. Sharpe, jun. - • - A . 2 2 , S. Riiwson, Esq. per Sec. - -• .A. 5 5 o Hon. Gen. B. Heneker, per Fuller and Chattens s 5 0 W. a. (put into the Letter-box) - - I 0 0 1. Drummond,. Esq. per Biddulph - and Co. A. 5 5 0 A. B. Drueninond, Esq. per ditto - A. 5 5 0 Arch. Paxton, Esq per Sec. - A. 2 2 0 Mr. nradney, Ham, stli Benefaaion, per Treas. A. 5 '5 9 . A. H. Bash, .. '..4 C = " "- -- per ditto, l 2 2 o - tier ditto A. 2 2 9 . . 1 acob Boa*, Esq.. - Rev. Wm. WiLlarnS,..Waterbeach, per ditto A. 1 r 0 'll.' Olivier, Eeq. • - per ditto A. to 0 o Mess. • Mangles, , - per ditto A. 2 2 y ' JP,ntes Neiici, Esq,.. . . • .- A. 2 z o Mrs.-Chatfield, Wimbledon, per Rev. Mr. Butler 2 2. 0 T. Pitt, .Esq.. - • ' • - A. 2 2 0 Rev. T. Leigh, per Hoare atisi Co. .A. 5 5 0 Sir Rott. Gunning, per "ditto - A. zo 0 0 S.Majoribanks, Esq. per Sec. - 2 2 0 • 282 to o Small Donations receive:l since lune, iBo6 o 3 9 252 14 9 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 6z Debtors, for the Sulu of - 266. ti 6 Consideted the cases of 36 Petitioners. Approved 25. Dc. 'feried io. And rejecitil 1. Benefaetions are received by James Neild, Bsq, the Trea surer; C , eyne-waJk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. Tames's-street Hoares, Fleet 'Stieet; Fuller and Chaiteris, Lombard-street; Biddulph, ducks, s and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorriem and Co. Finch- Cornhill ; Hammersley's, Yall-Mall ; Veres, Luca aou, and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street Sir , lll.4loxfarn and: Co. No, 27, Gracechureh-street; and by the. Secretary, No. g, Craven-street,-Strand, where the 'Books may be seen li;v those who are inclined to support this:Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. • R itOOKE and Co. Stock brokers, and Licenced 1.) Lottery-Office Keeperi, 237, Piccadilly, established iiity-three Years, return thcir sincere and unfeigned Thanks for the very flattering and'gcneral Support given their Office and they respettfully infoirn their friends and the Public, that they have a ver3. large Supply of TICKETS and SHARES, in the greatest possible variety of Numbers, for the ensuing Lottery that begins Drawing. on Tuesday next, and which contains - _ 4 P r i zes of ,c 20 0,.! 4 Prizes of ,CsooO 4 - - - to,ooo jJo - - - -Ivo° Zee. &c. BROOKE and Co. liaVe sold and registered Thirty-five Shares of Capital Prizes in the last Year, including a to,ocol. ESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con tractors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornhitl, and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention Of the Public to the Scheme of the New Lorr E RV,'Which will be found to contain an unusual nuinberbf Capital Prizes and the first-drawn Tickets on each of the first tour days of drawing must be entitled to 20,0001. each ; Sand the first 3100 Tickets will divide a bonus of . 36,0001.. over all Tickets' that art/drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries tor 18os and 18c.6, sold, in 267 di*tent Shares, the following Capitals, namely, No. 3330 . . . 16001 . No. 13,747 • . . to,oool. 17,477 . . . 1000 1 - 45 6 • • . 20,0001. 24, 6 99 . . toool. 9219 29,0001. 16,80 t . 26061. 11,64; . . 20,0001. 17.91.; . • 200°1 * •• 7 686 • .. . 2 0 , 0 201. 4 0 77 .- • • s :i 6 0 1• 7757, . . . 20,0221; it, 8 71 . . 5.0 00 " 1 2 ,749- . . . 25,0001. With t 6 Prizes of 5001. and a-great number of tool. sol. &c. and where the first3',oool.-and the last. 25,0ne1. ever sold were shared . . Ssitelligs gratis ;' and Prizes paid on de mand. gI'AT LoTT MY. • To commence Drawing on T-u Es DA Y'NE XT. RICHARDSOI•.;,GOODLUCK, and Co: ofCorn -101 and Charing-cross, London, recommend the Scheme of the present LOTTERY to the' attention of the P unlit:, as it contains a greater number of Capital and other rrizes than any former Lottery, rylith so small a nu tpner of Tickets; and every one of thein,drawn on the first Three Days of Drawing will be entitled to Ten Pounds, independent„ of any' Other Prize that may be drawn against the sarrie . ; so that a colisi derablO number of the Twentyy.ound Prizes will receive Tnirty rounds ; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, toe. middle Drawing of the Capitals are so arranged, .that,it is 'peculiarly advantagewts to ;hose who• purchase early. irst.drawn TiCket, 14th April, kzo,ooo Ditto, Second Day, 23. t April, - 20,0c0 Ditto, Third Day, Act May,. 20,c00 Ditto, Fourth Day, lath May,• . 2opoo Ditto, Fifth Day, :16th May, -10,90 ct Ditto, Sixth Day, isith klay, TICKETS and.SHARES are on Sale by Richardson, Goodluck, and Co tt CAAROTIL and Co. No. g6,' Oxfolik-street, near Rathbone- place; are selling TICKETS and SHA,R ES, in great variety of Numbers, -for the THIRD .STATE Lo - r.rE R Y for .18°6, whicit will begin Drawing on Tuei: day next, the Sbteme of which stands unrivalled by any former one ; and claims particular attention trout the Pub. lic, as it consists orthe following numerous Capital, Prizes, viz,. ~ , .. 4 Prized of kzo,ooo to Prizes of 4, moo 4 :. - - 10,000 to - - - - 560 4 - - iOOO r &C. &c. &c. " The First-drawn 3000 tickets, iu ‘atldition to any other Benefit that may tall to Went, will be entitled to (a each. CarrJl and Co. solicit peir Friends and the Public to be early in their Purchase, as the principal Capital Prizes will, be drawn on the first Four: Days., In the r iatt . November State Lottery, .No. 12,103, a Prize of• i ~ 0001. was sold in sixteen Sixteeinlis, by CARROLL aild Co. ; and NO. dos a Prize of 5001. was likewise sold in . .Shares ; and, in former . Lotteries, Capital Prizes to a . very coneidezable amount.— Country Correspondents, and all orcterS, will be punbually 'attended to. - SeNnies . tiVbe had ;gratis;• [PRICE Z.TXPiiNCtS VICTUAL L ING-OPFICE, • m? 16, • X 7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA L Li HIS "'ESTI", NA VY hereby give Na/cc, Weibesdeg next, .the istb lastanz; they will be rca(y , Tentleri, in wraing isealri apj, and wear ci 1315TU1T,; made' frO7nlOole 4f4c al, 11::Ar. 5:1544 - lii tr.:, z:. taattrert at that artick may .114.410PPer tb pie% - ",•! • in a ittentb, by weekly pf- - bii6rtietiTi ling Sicres at Deptio,l.t 'and . .to.oe p4i,l jri;r3:r With laterest, ninety dass afzef:4ae. 11.,41.N. Tender Jot a lest ittantry tban Three idndi•,%l 8.111; ivtll hr ;24lntined. • . - The Conditions of the' . Contrag may he seen at the Sec+ etdfry' s ?fire. , IVO regaretw ilt be had to any Tender in 7which tb t P Price- , shall not lit;t inserted in words at length, .or. that' shall not be de/tvert.l to the 4o.iiti before One o'Clock on the raid Wed•sesday.next, de tido Instaiitt; liar unless the Person who makes the "I endet; oh stale ;Tenon • on,b/s*balf, attends, to answer, wh en cal for. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • Al;ritro, iso7. rrHE COMMISSIONERSfr Ple TV.-i Li NG HIS MAJENTI's NAV Ydo het e - eby.s.r. , iN ' anice , a t un Friday the 240 instant, they qvil ,he'ready-t , receive. Tender., in no, iting (Sealed up), and treat for . ta,,,Vyl ply 0.-what •V G ETABL ES; shall be a'emandk.i for the xse Ship. and Pessels at Yarn:web, in the Cosenty No,jotk, Ifor Twelve Iticnalif certain front the ,hty of 'G'ontwad ; to bi paid - for Ay Bills, payable, with interest, ninlty days after dale: The..andiffins: y the antrael my/ b.-. seen - at the Secretary' Office, at this Office j or ll . ,1151:6. lag tb r. john Walter, at a , • inosetb, • . NO regard -will he had to arty Tender in which the Price 5,' , .111 het be inserted irt words .at length, or that shall nut he delivti .1 to the Board before One- o'Clock on the said Frta'ai , 'the 24.'4, indant, nor unless the Person who makes the Teihkr; or same Paton on his behalf,.attends, to almost-, 74,./.ifis cauied iLr • SPRING STATE. LO 7 I . TERY, • • TO - oegiri oii Tuesday next. 0D0F.:,g;., PAINE, and -.Co. Stock-Brokers, 1. tittrnitill,,O,xford-street,' and St. !nnes's-street (esta. hlisiled so years}, are now selling the 'I ICK ETS and Leg-al• SHAIt S.oittlie,best :Perms, 4 their above all Prizes are paid on demand. ,SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of - - £20,000 4 - - 10,000 5006 &c. &c. jTENT Sofa and Chair. -Bi!ds, , Dining Tables, Brass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing 4 . Set of 'rabies; several - new Inventions ,and excelleut Am. provements in Cabinet and Upholstery Fu - rniture; gracious ly . patronized by . the King, Queen, and Royal Family: BUT I.E Ws is the Original Manufactory, and he is the true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds of which may be seen at his Ware,tooins), has - had the honour of crxecuting Order in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of the No bility and kietitry, many of whoin have favourably comic .stetidekl .to recommend Ills ManufaCiory,, knowing it to be the Original.. Window Curtains, 'Drawing-room and• Par tour C.liiiirs, and every Article in the above Branches, in a variety of eleg.int and fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass Screw Beds arc fixed with the greatest ease, without tools, or tacks or nails in the Furniture. Particular attention to useful Improvements in Furniture for the Gentlermn of the Army and Navy, and for Exporta tion. ' Musquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds of Bedding, always ready at BUTLER's WAREHOUSE, Nos. and 14., Catharine -street, Strand.--Please to be par. ticular; a erick-frolit Hothe. 'NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES, AND GOLDEN ' 'LANE IMEWERY SHARES. • 'to BE SOLD BY YRI'VATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SCOTT, SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION ; AS H- ToN, and OLDHAM, WILTS, and BERKS . ; KEN_ NET and AVON and WORCESTER and BI INCHAM CANALS •• anct TWO SHARES in t 41.1 GOLDEN-LANE BRIEWEIkY. 'Apply to Mr. Scott, No. 2s, - New Bridge-street, Lonrl,n. rocKLLD PARK. TO BE L E T, and Littered upon at Pleasure. -THE CAPITAL MANSION of STOCKELD PARK, and too Acres ot,l,and lying contiguous thereto, and now occupied by the Countess of Aberdeen, 4TOCKE LD is situate two Miles trorn Wetherhy nitcl the great North Road, 6 from Harrowgate, 7 from Knaves .boiough; and-0 froit York; in a - pleasant, healthy, and gen teel part of the Comity . ; and in the Vicinity of thelitainham Hum. • . The,ll,use will be Lett Ready Furnished. • Further PartiCulars may be known by ApplicatiOn to Mr.. Jonathan Chadwick, and Mr Bohn Smith, of Otley, or to Mr. Thomas Horner, at Saockeld. Day was published, • In Four Volumes, Odavo, price 21. zs. boards, rrHE LIFE; .LET 'Efts, and POSTHUMOUS A WORKS of WILLIAM CO PER, Lsq, • By WILLIAM Fl/YLEY, Esq. Printed for I Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, the third and supplementary Volume, in tittiirto, necessary to complete the quarto edition: - Also Mr. Cowper's Poems, of the same size, and various smaller editions. Lately published; in Quarto, priLe tine Gust ea no,irtis; illustrated with Plates, ••. The Second Edition, mach enlawd, of INITSITTES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, 'Theoretical and Practical ; a Text 13*ok. fur Untveritics and priiate Teaching. liy W,. ENFIELD, - LL.D. Printed for lolmson, in St. Pwil's Church-earl.. Where may he had, by the same Author,. Pra;ztical Ser mons, in three vols. iltice one guinea, in boartts ' • . - FOR, FRENCH SCHOOLS'. - This Pay was Published; price 45,, 6d. The Ninth Edition, corrected,. HUbSON's FRENCH •SCHQLAR's or, An Easy Help for translating 'French into English ; containing selett -Fables, diverting wales, witty Repartees, fimiliar Letters, moral Senre,ices, Bills, Receipts, &c.. in rrench, To which is added, an Iniox . of all stre Words in the BoOk,•the.ir proper signification in English, and gramma tica' derivation. . - Thii Book, on. its publication, was'recornaended by up_ wards of forty of the principal :Schoolmasters in and abOut London Printed for" .lohilson, in St. , Paul's Church-yard ; Scat cherd a id Co. and Law, in Ave Maria-lan; and‘Longinaii a-it'd Co. in-:Pazernoster-row. MILI3LAINS . are prevented trum dud their tormenting. itching instantly removed, by tv HITE 14 EA O's ESSENCE of N USTA R . IY universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy in gnetunatisms, Palsies, Gouty Affections, and Comitlanits of tlie.Stumach ; but where this certain remedy hi.s titten unknown, or ii . gleded, and the Chilblains - hive ly• bloke, %V H E 'HE A D's FAMILY CE It ATE will tase . the•pain, and very speedily h e ar them.. It is • equally efficacious in ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorutitic itruptio.s, Blotches; Pim;iles, Ring worms, Shingles, lireitking,s out on the Face, -Nose, Lars, and Eye-lids;, Sore and inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ; Sore•l-leacis, Old Surs, and Scorbutic Humours of every tl4- scription. - • Prepared and sold by R. ft )H.NSTON, Apntl4eary, NO. 15, Greek.strect, .Soho, Loudon, the E.ssence at 2S. 9(1. each—tire Ceratc 'at Is. IN. Stiict' to) every le. divine Vender in the United Kingdom. " 4 .* The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of h. Johnston inserted on it. THETHE -. IRISH LINEN COSIPANT wAS'fotinizied: on the Union, in aor.: by strine-ot_the . first Blachirsi, 1 4 Ireland, to oppose the new andinji ' trious system ktyoliv.n.., , AO H ouse inuriatic acid, which destroys the fabric; they have h „. ll ouSe in tins Country but . No, 4, filoonasteur4;rsquiire; 1 Southainpton.street, leading' liolhoill• • • Pi e hey sell no Article but Irish Zinens, Tasty ot los nap a to L ee o f-25-yards ; each Piece is warranted to fabric,-and be bleached on the grass, andthe Money returned if a fink 4 PPea rs. E n '' Cash, as usual for tank of Ireland Notes—tool. ca tish °duces them - above it I re . l and , winch is taken ". rating th e Goorts,-and secOnd price Made: *** Orders executed . Ivith purranAlity. . O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. a Al . to