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. , I , , - , Atfil# l o 4. ; 7 - N.* 1:. , 7k i ,,ft . "_ , 4" I . _. ,se:.,,:;‘,`N*• 1 .. , 4.•-• 'Cr. .. (ti ,. --.... N ... ,e,,, ~,,.... ~,J.,,,.,,,,:4 ISJJ -,,-1-s,'" *, . k : • .._ . - . • -- e , 4 4 .r....,- ,z. . foii:;, , il i cem: \ z.c: 474 1 . 0. \. ~, • &AL , ~./ 0 ,-,k,.. ~. . . . . :..„, , , - ; .: 2 ' 1, - 76 .!,' ..t ' I , • %. , —,. 1 .... : .. , ..., a - - ,•-• 0 .1:t - , , t E NtrmtE.R 4 5•0 3 I THEATRE RQYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS tiIESENT EVENING, ;Tune 5; 1807, Will be performed JOHN 'BULL ; 'fir, AN ENLISHMAN's FIRE-SIDE. Pergrine,„ Mr. I3AR R YMO R li,, • .(13eiqg his lirAt appearance in that Citar4tgr) ; Earl of Fitzbalaam, Mr. EYRE' ; The. Hon . Mr. Shull : I-won, Mr. DECAMP; Thornberty, Mr. BANNISTER ;. Danffor this;Night only), _Mr. Dow - roN ; Dennis Bruigrucidery., Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Lady ; , aroline Brayinore, .Mrs. HARLOWE ; Mary ,T.horntterry, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS. • --Between the Play and Farce the favourite Dance of THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN.. Thetharatlers by Mi. Male; Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Joitheft, To which 'will be added the Farce of f-. • -THE WEATHERCOCK. • , • Old Fickle, Mr. CHERRY;" ••,•• Tristram Fickle.. Mr. BANNISTER; 13riefwit, kir. MATHEWS ; , f Sneer, Ur. PEN LE-Y.: • - Variella i Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; 114 heady, Miss SANDERS. ,-Boless 6s. Second Prices.—Pit 35.. 6d:' Second Price 25.. *. - ;621.1qry..21: .:Second Price 'ts.—Upper Gallery. rs. Se cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. , 'Places for the Bait to be taken at the Box.office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begih at Half-past Six. • • To-morrow, The , Soldiers Da' bier ; with No Song No 5 p per. !"--• Jr. con.,saquence 0( tke nittAiib'as applications for Places ;;In theßotS,, *tut - the'tfilprili§odented Applause bestowed - 'on the present populAr.,,EntertAntnents; the Nobility, Gen try, and' oihers, are ,'host respeafully informed they ivilf ' be contirtbed until further Notice, ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE; ASTLEY's,. WETMINSTER,BRIDGE., linder the-PatiOnageortheir * Royal'Flighnesses the Prinee•of W A Liss and Duke of I oak. • • TI.S PREgENT. FRIDAY, and 'till further Notice, will be presented, •eleivontli PftUSSIAN POLANDER.S' EXERCISES, SERPEN. TINI LAUDER,',;kC. Eleventh tune, an Ariette, called • THE GERMAN SPA- GIRL. • • Eleventh time, "EQUESTRI4'N EXERCISES, by the YOUNG PRUS. " ' SIAN. - • Tiiirty.fitth time, the so much admired Foreign Military Speaacie, .caljcd THE BRAVE COSSACK. With its dependent and interesting new and splendid Scenery, Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's Bridge, &c. of new invention; in winch Piece several Horses, expressly trained, perform in a most extraordinary mani:er. - • Eleventh time, a F atroarite Song, by' a Young Lady: Eleventh time, Warbling, Whistling, and , ulking the Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, &c. Llcrenth_time, the GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE, RESERVE will have the honour tO 'perform divers Ex . t.zcises. • • , To conclude with H'ARLEQUINASiiMOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Hall past Six.—Second Pnce at Halt past Eight. .;axes 4s. Second Price —Pit as. Second.Ptice as. Gallery is. Second Price bd. • Places to be taken of irks. Connell, at the 'Box-Office, tr:otrt Ten till Three; SEA-BATHING.. • KOYAL-H.OTEL, CFI HIRE. I)PARKIN returns hiS - sincere Tkinks to the • Frequenters 6f Highlake, for the many 'EavoLtis con tcrred.bn htm for The last sik'Year's — r . ,hatilatierfsThiodelf that the Ow l et'. yafilA he. found still imictre .PQ tutO r hi now, *yen for the reception of 'Company. ~A ,W4rm lidth in the _ _ _ TRAtt c near the Hotel, a )1..454ging House,-with ten Bed rooms, tvi.) 'Sitting-rooms, Kitchen, Servants:room, &C. A tdrrilly may b2‘accoinirodated with the Whoie, or any Pan" o(it,. till the:loth of August.' for,tur i ther,pctiepiars, plcae to inuire liighkike, Nestqn, Chester. " • ' . . - • • , . . This pay wag' lifiblisheit price ts. • - A WARNING to the'ELECTORS'of WEST • , *:MINSTER,. .- - -from AA. HOE NE WOKE. Printed for I. Johnson, St. Pattys Church-yard. Where may be had, price-is.' Horne' Tooke's Letter to.the Editor of f . he Times. .„ , This Day was published, price( zs. stitched, ASURPtEMENT to the SIGNS of the TIM E : :Ctiniaiiiing . a Reply to the Opjedions of the 'Rev. G. S. Faber, S.D.' in hiS Dissertations on the Prophecies ,• itty_t Striatires on some of the I ntervietations given, in that,Work. By JAMES BICHhND, M.A. Printed for J. lohnion, Mathews .and Leigh, and R. Ogle. • • Where may be had, by the,same Author. --• • T. The Signs of the .:Yirties, it 3 t hree -Parts, a nd Appendix. price 4s. , • .- .2 !'The Destiny of.the German Empire, in two Parts; the Second Edition, price 4s. inboards, Sec. 64c. This Day was pUblished, Tor IvlaWnutn, in the Poultry, • ' lk GRAMMAR OF THE GERMAN , LAN. GUAG, By GEORGE HENRY NOEHDENT. The Second Edition, corrateci and impcove. - 1. In the Press, by the same - Author, :Elements of Gertn4n gratrunari being an Abrisignent, intended for Beginners. . -7 :77 — ' . . , • ~ This Day was published, In Three Vols. Bvo. price'ti. •g. in boards, the Second Edi • tion, with con s iderable Additions.and CorreCtions, of A- SKETCH of a TOUR - on the CONTINENT. 14 JAMES EDW. MITI-1, lyl.D. 'F. H.S. tlernber of the Academies of Turin, Upsal, Stockholm, Lunu, Lisbon, Philadelphia. the imperial Academy, Na. ture curiosontra, kc. acc.'F'axidvit of the Linnean So \ 'ciety, . Pt-lined for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and-Orme, Paterrios. ter-low ; 'and j. White, Fleet-street. - : 'ALARMING DISCONTENTS IN AL LTA.. This Day was published, In' One Volume 810. price &. in boards, A UT H ENTIC MATERIALS fora HISTORY of the PEOPLE of MALTA. In Four Parts. Lon pining the Form of Government under their own Magistratp, under the Grand Masters, and under the British Civil Coin missioners ; their former efforts to regain their ancient Rights And Liberties, and their present Claims thereto ; a Memorial Xv the King ; Revenues, Expenditure, Coins, Corn-measure, 4)griculture, &C. By WM. ETON, Esq. ' Superintendant General of the Quarantine and Public Health Department, in Malta ; Author of the Survey of the Turkish Empire. Printed for T. Cadell and V. Davies, Strand. who'n may be had, a New Edition, being the 3d, of The Survey- of the Turkish Empirt, Bvo. price Bs. bbards. And by whom will be published, ,in a few days, Mr I', ten's Answer to Mr. Thornton l Atithor of the Present State of Turkey. • 1 . • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 114 4 z B , ,1807. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLMG HIS MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on ThUrsdig, the ['Bth of yane next; the:yl.l;W lee'ready to rerekt,4: . Tenders, in writing (sealed zip), and treat for 'fhree Hundred Thousand Gallons of W EST INDIA RUK, or FOREIGN BRA N D Y ; to be delivered, Ove-half in, the space of one MO;ith, and the remainder in one. Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Vianalling Stores at Deptford, Portrniouth, and. Pfyrnonth, the following proportions, viz. Deptford: - zocr,o6o Gallons. Portsmouth - - - 40,000 riyinouth - - 60,000 soo,ooo ant to be paid for byfillis, tai`abk, witirhgerest, ninety days, after date. : • he Con ! ditions of the Contrail may be !eel: at the Secretag's' Office. N. B. No Tender will it , acerptel unless the quantity of Rum • and of Brandy, together nolOihe• Price thereof, shall be separately dnd distlnaty stated; nor wilt an) , Tender be admitted for a less quantity•than Ten Thousand Gallons, of either Article. No regard will be had to any Tendii in which the Price shall not be inserted in word; at length, or that shall not &delivered to the Board before One o'clock on •t he said Thursday, the ath of . ,yune tre,ft;inor unless be Person who inakeilhe Thule; , or some ,• Perron on 'his bebaM'aitends, to answer, when:called for. ....,i1 it . , • A NEW WRItI s NG BOOK ; or, PATENT 'C9PPER '. , -, • , ,r -; PLATE COPY-8400K.., , - B o Y which Children, or other Persons ) . may learn t Write egood Hand in less :than half. the time it usually occupies. ' ' . . .. ~ . 6 Wriringis an Art tisefid in.every, departmental lik„froM the King to the peasant ; and to write a good , hand is an ...Aebomplislinient necessary too the;Nlan of Business,. and an 0. • rnantent to the GentletnarCr•-- , -Anorl i • ,• ' •"- ,• -ADVERTISEMPNT, Much might be said. iwfavour.of: this Invention', but•its 'simplicity is so striking; and the succesithat must atteraLthe Learner's endeavours to write , algood liatiel.in a little tinie, so obvious, that •if needs bUt little comMent, and less recom nienclation; Indeed, - 2 mere inspeetion of the plan must pro duce every recominendation in its lavour.that can possibly Oe 'netessary. The Proprietorpresuines that no plan can exceed this in the education , of children, •as it must tend to lessen the labours Of the Teacher, and the copy being always at the, point of the/pen, ease andexiledition'mnst attend the Learn er, and enable the Youth of both Sexes -to sPend ;a•larger portion of their' time. in other brandies of useful and polite literiiture. • Tue .P rap rietorintends to. proVlde.as guava vari ety of Copies as can' be necessary in all the ditkrent hands that are,in pradice. , They arc well calculated for 'Charity Schools. • - , •• Published in Four,Numbers, by the Proprietor, W. Shep pard, apposite the Exchange, Bristol, price Nine- penc , each Book, , LSold in London by Longrnan and Co. and 'Mr: Ward, Pa ternoste,j-row,; Tabart and Co. at the luvenije Library,Bencl i street ; Champante and Co.: Jewry-street; A ldgate ; Mr. Harrit, •St:;Pant's Clnuch-yard ; Howard and Evans, WeSt , Smitlitield ;, Williams and Smith,. Stationerse court ; Dayton and. Harvey, Gracechurch-street ; and all Booksellers and Stationers. •w • lust published, The Printed• Cyphering-Book. Price 3s. 121-IEGNIATIC GOUT and.R.HEUMATISNI. • U R . RID GE's SPECIFIC, which is acknowledged to be an infallible Remedy tor , those Disorders , is now ton Sale'athe PrOkietors' ‘Varehouse, York -street, Covent. Garden where very numerous - and respedable Testimonials may be seen, which will at once evince its excellence, even to the Most ilddbtfut mind. • ,The established .Efficacy of this : invalitable 'Medicine nveds no eulogium, nor %%ionid it be ad. vertised but that the Proprietors teel it incumbent on them to make knchvn an ettedniii .Cure to the 4:raided part of mankind,' th t the bk.ssing may. b&tiniverslly ditrused, Balks; at 75. and its.. Duty included. Ar rangetnents are tOrming that it`may also be had of every re. spect:ible.Medicine - Ai•encler. • . . Sex, eittu.:rwho have: practised a secret and • destructive Vice; and thereby relaxed, Weakened, aid debilitated the whole ttervous system, wilt thattlie.COß DIA L 134141.; AD the most power -1111, certain, and eltedual restorative. This Cordial has been uncommonly. successful with . young people who have the appe.arancq arra air °lola :zise ;, 'wit° are become pal.., elfeini 'nate, benumbed,, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose bodies. are betonr.:.bent, Whose legs are no longer. scarcely able. to carry them who have an utter distaste 'for every thing, aii`d. • are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the ~bpdy is.we4tened paleness, bodily • deca y,' and emaciation, succeed this most destrodive habit. and Cite d yes sipk...into the-,head. This Cordial - 131tAnt• has universally established its restorative efftcaei, and maybe justly enu itieratcd 'amongst' the foremost oe,xhose happy discoveries which nwt,ucal research. has , procured as. the blessing of the • human race, and. ireatest, coo nteratt ive .to .human Misery. As Dr. Solomon's praCtice is now. becoine.so great and er tetisiv:e, and his constant engagements require•a considerable portion of his time and attendance, he expects, when con sulted, the usual compliment of 'a Guinea; but all written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order ter -mechcine.tantl. remittance, to be answered at his leisure, arc required to inclose only Half-a-Gninea, Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed-=" Money-letter, Dr. Solon - um ' . Gilead-House, near Liverpool ,c paid double post age." Leters may be ordered to be - addressed for X. Z. or lA.B. - at Abe-Post:office, till .ca lied for. • t A Saving a Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. • The Cordial Bairn of Gilead is sof:lin bottles, price Half. a_Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at tos. 6d. by which the patient saves 9s: incluling also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears 'the Proprietin'sNanie and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to-ini4atc which is felony. N. B. It is necessary to,observe,-that the Postage of all Letter; whatever Must be 9aid. • The Cordial BalM of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab stregem Loridni• and " Guide.to Health," are Sold by 'Mrs. Mathews, No. 16, Strand,' London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, .No; 3S, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter aiul.M.e. Scott, Soutli.Bridge; Mr. Davidson and Husband, E Icier and Ca. Edinburgh; Bax ter, . hsgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley; H. Craw. ford, Kttutirnqek:•• ' W. 'Young, •IrVine ; A:•Forsyik, and P. Whiteside', Ayr; W. Crawford, Girviti; I. Cars(in, New. Douglas • T. WM lan; Kirkcudbright; T.lVl•Credie, Kirk. airy; J2l3lyth, Leven; J'. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun dee; Craigie, Montrose;" j. Mitchell, and I. Anderson, Aberdeen; Dr. White, Banlr; 'lM‘lntosh,, Inverness ; T. Mlcenzie, Stornaway ; I'. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and ; W.Anderson;Sterling; Coke:and Reid, Leith; Alexander, Dunferrnline ;' Wil;an, Dunbar ; Vidnct, Ar broath ; Dickson, D.ninfries ; Phorsen, 'Berwick ; Weddel, Alnwick t. Paterson, Artintknot,.and lamieson„ terhead ; A. Nl'Donalil; Trongate, - Glasg,,w; and by most Booksellers and Venders of Patent MediCiites in the Unite' . Kiudom. . . , il.: - . JUNE 5) / 1807. SUMMER- LOTTERY CONS/STiNG bf only Twenty Thottslnd Tickets, begins Drawing 14th - of ItILY, tSo.7 ' = • SCHEME: Prizc or .‘ 3 O O O. is ,C 30,000 2 - - - .zo,boo - - - - 40,000 2 - - - 10,000 - 2 - - - .5000 - - - - • 10,000 S - " rOOO - - - sozo 2J - - - 500 - • 44)9P, 2000 6 - - - - 53 ' 2500, - - - - 20 - • 50,000 .2coo - - - , • - 15' - -,- - - -37,5 w 26,oz,ajickets , - . , ',,,!,,,. ' £200,000 Firit-drawn Ticket Fourth Pay; fieitifffe °My Fixed Capital, • Ttli RTYTHOU . SAN'D POL71•11)5•.• The Drawing' wilr be regularly zbak, Tickirs eaph Jjay: - rst, Tuesday,' 1111 y -tit , 6th; Tudsday; - *'Aug. it zel",• Tuesday, •••• I 1.4 I'll '7th; Wedn'dWay, - Aug. - Ix 3d, Tuesday, 'Bth;-Thaiday, - Aug. -13 4th, ThurBdayi Aug. 6 941,' '-:Aug: 14 - Aug. '8 , -toth; - Sturitay; I. Aug. tg. • • PRI CG.' Ticket. ' • :;•C 1 9 is'A • Half - - 3 o .to , t 2. Quarter - s 3 • o 6 6, • 710 -. WOOLSTAPEE-Its:- " - 7 0 be • SOLD or, LETT; a Lare'aiici CoinuadJi \ -:' i 1 eras WAREHOUgE,..situaie; at RYE, in SaBS EX, where au ex trisive usiness ink; .1)4. carried on. There, and t good Lights, Boards and Bins, tot ten Men, with two Hugs under the sarneltool,andathree-stall Stable p osess i o p .ma y bg trad,either,af, Njehaellii4s . Lie x.t or im r , mediately, by applying to the Tenant. Mr,K,2nnett,Mar ' ket-street, Rye , _ will shm.the_ereirises ; and further parti culars may be known brapplyTng to Mr: Reynolds, Attor ney, Folkstane; Kent. . It'I.•:NOVATE I) HEALTH. has been too. frequently the Suble4 pfjtist and A general reprobation, that men destitute efthe elcutents of the medical art have offered ,themselVes as candidates for '1 public pat ronagein the profession of physic., For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studieiiantlexperience, and to prevent us frombeing-elassed among those empirics whose ' imprudent pretensioifsii4ve, unfortunately for society, been too PcivOurably.received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement-of our• pursuits and .ac. quireinerirs. Attu having reeeived-a regular medical'ettuca. lion as the pupils of Messrs. Gqnded and 131itard, whose let ures anti;pritCtice We , -earefully attended, as tprotessors and surgtons :ot; the: London- Flopisal t• we entered ourselves ai students in that justly celebrated School for medical acquire— ment, the goyalcollege - ofEdiubutgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the•theory and Pradiee of Physic, chemistry, midwifery; botany, &c. Sce. ' by thoSe 'eminent professors, Drs. Montiy,' Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford; Wetritst we shall not be deemed presumptatoirS in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are norinconsitNirable. Having for h long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the - varions-rliseases of • Debility, the partienlar objedofttir studies and prattice,' it will, we hope, be allowed'that we have acquired superior knowledge of* their treatment, and cure. In slight and recent cases of infection a perfed. re-establishment i completed in , the short period of two days; and in those of the utmost in ; vettracy, whete other praetitionerS . have 'tailed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan Of treatment ensures to the patient a'sale and radical cure. .• - Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the eflects of a habit long and most unhappily . Oursued by the youth of both'sexes, there are none more alumni* or more diStresSing thaw' those deficiencies and debilities Which ire , t(U'ently prevent or embitter the matrimoniafstate. To such persong it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all hunian blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor -1:. ous constitution. ln all cases of debility, from whatever entse arising,: as well as in evert• species of venereal infection; we may; be consulted by patients of eit.lr sex with the great , est seCreey and hbnour. Hours of consultation at hothe from ten to three, and limn 6in the evening till teat night - • Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, axe, and general habit of living, &c.Are: irr clbsing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To. ensure that secrecy so essential to out undertaking, the . postage of letters may. be added to the account for Medicines. CIJRRI E and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, 1-latron-grdelf..• • • (c.:,- Messrs: Currie and Co. have Certificates ftorn the above respectab,le ProfessoiS of London and - Ectinb . urgh,"of the diligence, skill, and humanity, With 'which taey per formed the duties assigned them 'during the time they at tended their Leaures,and PraCtice. • VrlitN . Professional, Men: of '.Education and • , V Responsibility deviate floin :he general SNrsteni by the seleti i ion .of a peculiar brain:it, the sanction 61: long coJ. tinned success is the best criterion of supcifOrity, Thirteen years / have t deVotedmy praattce to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders Tand - the SuCcessful tcsult o f my plan gives. TUC additional ardor to oppose,. as Lir as I ' am able, the ravages of those Coroplaims Which are the most important in the Catalogue of,,Hutnan After initiation into every ';;ranch, as an Armory Stirgeon, I:formed a wish at an early - period of d'raCtice to rescue in. dividuals from, the ignorance Of uneducated men, or' the equally dangerous precipitancy of gene al Ptaaitionersx . The Tbre e ,Disorder's, to the Cure of which I have de. toted my Attention, comprise every species -of VisN E. ItE A L INFECTION, whether of a tee...lit or low du h ration; ?Ally, All kinds of debility,. whether from the habits of school.bovs,, th ti;e indulgnsces of matu:e age: And,' lastly,. teat .Zier.,,rzeinent of the system in wo men whichis :3 A R N NESS', or STE RELITY, Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, Or . haste in the treatment of a simple . Gonorrhceai-and it not tin. frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned'by the indiscretion of an unguarded a superior me-. thod such Complaints are easily cured;' and, even where others have' failed, I trust mat may piesume to offer a radical re-establishnient. •' Few, however, 'are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with 'the calamitous situation ft•ien, who, INA: an • irOulgence in a solitary vice,' or the preva!ent gaieties of ,a fashionable life, acquire'- that state •of Debility, winch is the unavoidable consequence of such I pernicious habits. Where the: unhappy sufferer - broods over his rtdsery, ,but Carefully conceals nis . ritisfortune, it may ~ be some eons°. lation for him to•know, that although it be an objeA 'of doubt or uncertainty with other Practiti:viers,. the removal or these Peticienctes by the. gradual progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of hiy Experience. if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to ?educe Manly vigour, much anxiety will •he prevented', by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in. these cases, no, great difficulty will occur. Out where this Deficiency has for, real:4 existed - , a proper, perseverance is indispensably requisite ty revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-ammite the• Constitution. • gAKRI El) WOMEN, who have long been. disappointed in their exiieelations of a FainilY, may be assured, that in most instances, such defects are curable by Medical skill. The secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualiticattons which I have presumed to stare, term the basis of my pretensions, and in coiiic:dence with such this, intonation is given, that Mr. Bree may be consutted personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note),. at his houst, No. zo, Arundel- street, Strand, near Temple liar. There is an additional Entrance in Watee-street, adjoining, and the Naive is on both - the doors: MAitT IN AuLEWMernber,ot the Royal College of SurgeOni. CA uijp#,—Soine Persons who falsely assert them. selves to c l2erkleinbers Of the Royal College; having for seve ral month§ past coPiectrokAdvertisernentS alMbSt word for word„,and ; inserted them as their own productions, it is my duty to mention, that 'those Persons arcnbt Members of any College in London, EttiU.iurg, or li eke:Vitae, nor have they . an) right to pracile Sa.:•g , :ry in Lonuon. • • PRICE gIXPEECE, HIS MAJESTY's• BIRTH-DAY. . . Not Withstanding the Dissolution of Parliament, the Celebration oi 'His .MAJES T Y'S Birth-day yester day. has never been surpassed, either in splendour, • loyalty, or attraaion. The return of the festival was announced by the ringing of hcils throughout lipondon and Westrninster. • The Flags,and Standards of the United _Kingdom were ,displayed_ from 'the. Tower, the different public _buildings, and all the Churches in the Metropolis. .At one:o'clock a double Royal , Salute.,was discharged by. a Gunner belenging : to the . Train of,-Artillery, in St. James's .Park; sixty cannons on the Tovvr,er Wharf Were disoharged at the same hour! .41l.the . Ships t and VesSels_ lying ; :in :.the Thames displayed their . qtAours.ußori the occasion,- with the Euglihh .uppvr most; Of course.- • . The cro\i'cl of , s'etta xceec,l o *ly • /hi l l Ode . rooras-.13. - 45 , die.w4edJalsnost stantan tioft tho nieWSOethe ., Paboe, .arid all' th'e-bui bhildingOlorNhli tt; with ternalesielegantly dressed: the avedues,leadiog to 'ae Nialtb-mr,ore, , Orowiled(pabd the .2 stree'ts were , , , scarcely • . _ . _the Aubahitants. James's-.-street, and its rieighbo.yrhbOililidi:lpme : rpus Ralrties ortheir fTiends; and theit . Natillo .. Wg fflled With 'be:ant:lA& and elegatit_fernars. • • 0,410 to the ,Palace from half past tweire St. lames' street was-fre?pientlyt ompktoly cbloclved , up ; some of the company.,w,ere kept - Webfe, two holm. Ihe line of carriages at one time reached as far as Bru tou7street,:.l3erkeley-s.quare in conse quence,. got out of their tap:jag - 00nd walked to the Palace, but with great difficulty got through the im mense crowd. • The PRINCE of , WALES, and all the' ROY/34 DUKES, 'except. the Duke of S,USSEX, breakfasted with. Their MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES, at the . Ctueert',s Palace, at. half - past nine o'clock, and paid their respeEts to their ROYAL 'FATHER upon the ...happy return of the- day. In the course f of the morning the Princess ; pi 4,ai,07rE,0f WaLus, and; number of dignified clergy, attended at / the. , 'Cluee&S Palace to.pay their congratulatory- respeetS: About twelve o'clock Her MAJESTY - and the • PRINCESSES left ,the. Queen's- Palace, with the.Prin, cess CHARLOTTE of WALES,'in Her ,Majesty's ear riage,.for St. James's, in their moreing dresSes; and entered the Palace at the Garden-gate,. where 'there was an immense crowd,colleded to see them: *After Her MAJESTY and PaW..esst , .s had partook of some refreshment, they dressedin their new court 2 dresses. His Grade the Archbishop of CANTEitEURy wasahen introduced \ to Her MAJESTY, and he delivered a Con gratulatory Oration in English on the happy. return of the day. At half past .two o'clocli his Royal .Highness the PRINCE of WALES, .accompanied by thee. Royal Highnesses the Dukes • of CLARENCE, 'KENT, and CANsaioqs, .attended by Lord KEITH, General LEIGH, Colonels M`MAHON, BLOOMFIELD, and DALRYNPLE, in three state carriages, reached the Palace, and entered-the Drawing-room. Fits _Loyal Highness looked unyommonly well, and apparently perfedly recovered. _ t After the ArChbishop of CANTERBURY had finish- - ed his. Oration,, Her. MAJESTY bnd the PRII4ESSES proceeded towards the Grae.d - Council Chamber, a few minutes after two. o'clock, through the grand suite of rooms in the Palace, and the finest this or any other country can boast of.• As they classed thrbugb . the State, Bed-chamberand the Pages'Rodrns, thei‘li . - nisters anclOtficers of. State and the Household were in attee4nce, to pay their respects and •congratula tions to Her.MA.insry. 'the Presence chamber and other rooms adjoining were so extremely crowded With the cempany, who had arrived at that early hour, 'that it was with some difficulty the ,Loko CHAMBERLAIN and " attendants' could' make a free paSsage tea - Her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES.--• They very. condescendingly conversed in a familiar manner with several of the company as they passed. , The. doors of the. Grand Council Chamber were kept Closely.,shut, whew:the Drak,Ving Room wa:s to be helrit•Abr the purpo'se of keeping it. cool, by ; order Of the'Lord Chamberlain. Notice. was given of her MAJESTY'S approach to it, when the centre door was thrown open, at which her •MAJESTY and. the _PauccEsses , entered, exadly -at twenty minutes after two o'clock, attended 'by Earl MORTON, her MA JESTY'S Chamberlain, and Cblonel DESBROW, the Vice Chamberlain, on each side, with several atten dants. 'Her MA.riSi;y'S - train was held by Earl MGR.. TON j . and z on her MAJESTY takins her station tween the•second and third window from the-en trance, the Noble Earl placed her .MAJESTY'S train upon a:marble slab behind her MAJESTY. The-PRINCESSES, arranged themselves to the left of her M,AJESTY,I9WardS the Throne. The Prince of WALES, who entered immediately after, paid his respeds to her MAJESTY, and remained in private ,Conversation with her •for near five minutes, Baron .REHAUSEN was .among the first who conversed with her MAJESTY ; the PRINCE afterwards conversed with the'Baron for several minutes. The PRINCE 'remained, at the left hand of her MAJESTY during all the. time of. his,.stay in the Drawing-Room:— ,AboUt • three o'clock the Princess of WALES entered the Palace by the. Garden-gate. ; As her Royal'High ness passed , through the Presence Chamber, and other rooms where the spectators were assembled, they received her .with: clapping of hands, and on her return from the Drawmg-Room the same mark of respeet was ,shewn. Upon her Royal Highness's entrance into the Drawing-Room, she paid her re spetis to her MAJESTY, after which she spoke to 'the-RatricE, ana they conversed together for several minutes, She then conversed with the PRINCESSES, and'numbers, of the company paid their vespeds to her Royal Highness. The 'Nobility and Gentry, after they had congrainlated her 'MAJESTY, paid FRIDA , n ' .."y ' ADMJRALTY-OFFICE, 4114 25, 1807. OTICE is hereby given, That Session of : Oyer II and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of, Offences , committed on the High Seas, Within the yu r isdi t 7 la n of the Ad rairalty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old tidi ly, London; on Friday the 26th of 'June next, at Eight o' Clot- k in the Morning. W,1LL1,1211 41,11:,7DEN.