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• f t , • 1••• - • " t•.• • - N ,f .r (yob sk). Or i r :N . :,; , ',#.. t , • .-, L..„.:-:, 1 • , 'J; ' , ,' • , , j r-~ i ' / ' fr--` l `'' _ • ••... rr " 1 ,1 R. IDA Y, JUNE 12, 1807. [Yriil~'P` v ~ (Not fieled these Three Years.) , . THEAT RE ROY. 711 . . 1-. II S PRESENT EVENING, June 12, 1807, will performer) rformer - THE CLANDESTItiE MARRIAGE. . . Lord Ogleuy,Mi. E. VE RA RD, (Being his tirbt. a ppearance in that Charader); , Sir John Melvill, Mr. BA R RYMORE ; • Sterling; "Mr. DOWTONi - Lovervell,. Mr. BARTLEY.; Serjeant 'Flower, Mr. EYR E ; - ' 'Canton, Mr. WEWITZER ; Brush, Mr. PALMER ; Mss. Heidelberg, Miss POPE; Miss Sterling, Mrs. HA RLO WE; Fanny, Mts. H. SI ODONS ; Betty, Miss M E LLO N. tit the courseof the Even*, a. favourite HORNPIPE, by ....._ ... To the aEgT LtMENT, CL.R . RGY, and FREEHOLDERS Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, rt:!*67II.7ALLING.OPFieE; ) 44Y 2t 44, 'TILE PICTUAtaiVa - 8 -. HIS 1114yESTY'r NAVY Ado- berel,y , give - Notice, T M ? an. Mirsdoiy, kb! 48rb:qf Jane next, they ready to rtreitte Tenelerr„ in, writing ( seal(d up), and treat:fr Threa antitheft Thousand Gallons 9f WEST I 111)1 A RV M t , vi 1 O REI G AI BRAN DV be delivered, 49ne-half In t7,hpa4 of ent 'And thi remainder in one Month aftercithrk s into -141:r Ma:jest . ..it; tietualling Stares at orpt,isr(l, PartsysToktk, atter . ilytflotetb,-.0 tht folloleing inv;rtions., 7,4 z. of the COUIN; T Y of YORK. GENTIAMEN, TER tiw termination of this long and arduous Contest, I should be inexcusable if I did not return my sincerest' and wannest Acknowledgments for the honour able and independent Support which I have received through the whole eourse of it: Though our effints have not - been crowned with success, yet the impressions, which the kind ness, the activity, and the exertions of my numerous Friends have madeypon my mind, are such as no . time can dike or From 1688 to 1802: T" Itirehasers of the above-mentioned Work • are respedfolly informed, that Mr.: BEI f SHAM has lately Completed Two%Volumes sof State. Papers,: Anntrori ties, and Official Documents, deSikned to accompany and illustrate his History ; and they may now be had bf all Book sellers, price One Guinea in boards • They'are sold separately, for the Accommodation of former Purchasers of the History ; but they 'will be - subjoined to each separate Volume of the new Edition orl : the History, which, with these Appendages, Will, in Mere, bC sold at Six Guineas in boards. . . . • Bridge.sticet, London, April, 'lBO7. Dept fbrcl Portsmouth - - - 40,Q0u PI) mouth - - - 60,000 This Day was published, • In an elegant small Volume, price 75. in boards, \' r irRAVELS'in the Year 1806, from ITALY - to . ENGL:A ND, through the TY R 0 L, YR i HE MIA, GALICIA, POLAND, and RUSSIA, contain:. ing the Particulars of the L 188 E: ATIO ti of P E C li It SYL ITII trorn the hands.of the French Pollee, and of her subsequent Flight through the Countries aboSe-mention , ed, elTheti.lland written ' - - , By ilte MARQUIS DE'SAI.VO, Member of the Academy of Sciences and Litcrature_of Turin, ere. _ • Printed for Riatiard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge.street, Black. friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. At the same time was published, a mini' Edition of the Original Italian, elegantly printed-, 'price - 10.5. 6d. in_beards.. 2114 ROSE, P:;Pil of *lf. D'Egville. w•TH 300,00') THE YOUNG HUSSAR ; • Or, LOVE AND MERCY. • The Overture .end Music composed by Mr. Kelly. • The Charters by Mr. El LISTON, Mr. BYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBON, 'Mr. DIGNUNi, ' Mr. FITZSIMMONS, ,Mrs. mouN ['AI NJ, Mrs. lIARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND.. Boxes 6s. second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price ss: ..—Gallery as. Second . Price 'b.—tippet Gallery tb. Se tond Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. • The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow, She Stoops to Conquer; with The Young • - -and to he paid for-4y Bylr, payable, with Interest, ninety days of ter slate. The Condilions of thc nntrael »say be sre,t ,the Secretary's D. No Tender..a.r. le accepted' sinless tte4aantity Rant and of Grandy, with the Price tk , :ref, 3.,,y51t be slaraiety and di.itina t i st.tt,d ; no> . will dry Tender be admitted p/r a las quanti. than 71n Tl.i.u.Canst Galluns of either No regard will be hid , tO any Tender in which the Price :boa not be.insetted in words at length, or that shall tot be delivered to :the Board before One fd'C.fock on the saidlh:ersday, the t3tb .of . gane.next, net e'nles's the Person who makes the fender , fir some Per con 4n his behalf, attends, to answer, when called fat , BY THE BOARD OF AGRICUf.TLIRE.' This Day was published, a Second Edition, improved and • enlarged, Price 73. 6d. in boards, illustrated by I\lmile:zit large Engravings, FNACCOUNT of the MODES of DRAINING LAN!);according• to the System praCtised by Mr. Joseph Elkington, (for the Discovery of which a Reward of One Thousand •Ponnds me, bestowed by Parliament) drawn up fur publication by Authority of the Board, of Agriculture. - By JOHN 10FINS'FONE.' Pinned for Richard Thillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ; ...sold by Faulder and San. New Bond-strut; I. Harding, st, I aines'sy % stree't ; J. A Terne n Cornhil 1 ; f . Archer, Dublin; Couitable and' Co.' Edinburgh ; and all other Booksellers. __ • , . . Fn consequence of the numerous applications tor Places' 111 the Boxes, an the unprecedented Applause bestowed on the present popular Entertainments, the Nobility. Gen try, and others, are most respectfully informed they will be continued tintil further Notice. P.OYAL I'HEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER.BRIDGE. Under the Patroaageof their Royal Highnesses 'the Prince of • W n tits and Doke Of Moak. IPTHIS PRESENT FRIDAY, hind 'till further a Notice, will be presented, seventeenth time, ?RUSSIAN 'POLANDERS' EXERCISES;SERPEN , TINE LADDER, &c. Seventeenth time, an Arlette„ called THE GERMAN SPA GIRL. _ _ _ Seventeenth time, EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by the !V 0 VIsIp..I 3 RTJS. STAN.. - • . . T m orty.irst time, the so much ad mired Foreign Military Spedatle, called • • - THE BRAVE. COSSACK. With its dependent ana triter4ting new and.spk' ndid Scenery, Machinery, Platform Work, , Devil's Bridge, else. of new Invention ; "w Kieft Piece several ex'i:/resSlY trainer., perform in a' rnoSt eitrabitlinary trian , er. ' Seventeenth time, a Favourite'Song,. by a - Young Lady. • Seventeenth time,.Warbiing,SVhiytling, and I ulking - the - Notes Birds. - With - a Canary Irrci &c. Seventeenth time, the GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE RESERVE will have , the -ltenour to perform divers Exercises. To conclude-with • HARLEQUIN AND. MOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be (wiled at Half past Five. to..llegin at" Flail last arrt.--Secuna ritix 41. twit' past Eight. -- 'boxes 4s. Second Price zs.—Plt 2s. Second Price is. Gallery Is. Second . Price od. PlkLes to be taken of Mrs. Connell,. at the Box-Oflice, from fen till Three NOTICE TO —.CATOR, SOMETLNIE COACH DRIVER IN .OR NEAR LONDON. Flhe said . CATO.II will inform VILLIAINI LOTHIAN. Writ'et, Edinbu'rgh',' by • fet ter, af his present piece of :Residence, he will receive in 03!pution wHen may be of a4y4iitage to him. ABILL for 3OGI. dated Cork, May 7, t. 807, drawn by WeSsrs. Sfephen dn() pines Roche, on iebr. lgonarts t Son, and Co Lo,ldon• at 2..t.d..ys sight, to the order of I'. migati, and accepted ',tic tsth May, payable at the flouse of Messrs. Roberts, Curtis, and Lo. due the Bth inst. - having fal Ica lnta impr.)per hands,•and paynient• having* been stopped, it Is requested that any information respeelat ttie said Bill may be given to •NicS*S. Catty and Haddan, Thtogmortpn-street. _ , _ _ CUOLING q4sTLE rkitzti, near ROCI - lESTR, KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Garraway's Coffee—House, in Change-Ailey, Cornhill, Lon.tOn on Weilne:sday the 17th of lime, at Twelve o'Clot4 in Three Lets, By Mr. LEONARD, • A Very Valuable Fil EEROLD FARM, called. COOLING CASTLE, six. Miles. from Gravesend,i and four -from Rochester, in a high state of Cultivation,. with', Anexcei lent -Farm-House, and all stiirible Oilt.hitildings, and a Cottage, a i l) in good Repair ; containing in the whble.46l! Acres, little mere less, of rich Arable, Nleadow, Pasture, and fresh Marsh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence,i in the Parisi, at Cooling and ,Cliff; the whole in the occupa-1 tion of Mr. Michael COri-ipOrt,liyboieLeise thereof:expires at Michaelmas next. • 1 A Map may be seen at. Mr. Woortgates, square, 1...-piton, of whOrn printed,Particulars inav,he. had;' alsciatG arrawa y's; at the Fountain, Caderbury ; the George, sittingbourne ; the Star, Maidstone ; the •.Sun, Chatham ';the Bull, Rochester; the Sir john Falstiff, Gads Hill ; the, . White Hart, 'Gravesend; the 8u11,.. -Dartford ; and of Mr. - Leondrd, Land Surveyor, •Chapel-court; New Burliakkm. .lltreet, London. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ' ll UPPER CHARLOTTESTKEIT, FITZROY SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAM STANTON, At Catraway's Cofree:houie; Cornhill, at One o'Clock, .on Thursday the aith Day of ) and inst. (if taut Disposid of by Private Contra 1), 'A Artilua'oi6 LEASEHOLD ESTATE, _N0...5,5 , P Upper Charlotte-street; 'Fifiroy.squarc, conststing of a substantial Jrid 'convenient Family House, stt dated oa the west side of the vitistr&t, and cOntaininit a•goed sized Dining-roam, handso Drawing-room aryl Areak.tlist;Var bur, fitted up win. marble chimney-pieces and erOched VorniceS; eight gock; Bed:chambers, Ilousetecper' Servants' Flail, anal spacious light. Kitchens, with.liutl"c!r's l'antry, and .otner Conveniences for a Family. A very, godd -, - fOnr.st 4 lled Stable and Coach-house, with lied- 7 .cliaa}bcr,and hay.loft over the came. 4 • ".' • . --I-kis—Estate- hid under the Duke of Bedfor& upon a -long Lease, of wif;6l e t ikeafs wilt betinexpired at Michael. etas, 1807, at a Go runii-rent'ot 81. per .annum, and forms a • Zespeelable, con...ruin - a, and cAnfortable Town liesidence, daily increasing in value in constquence'of the great deMand for Howes at the. west end of the Metropolis, and, trout the length of the term, is near,/ equal in value to Freehold. • ' Pariiculars, - with Conditions and time:of Sale, will be-to be Ihad of Me., , ,rs. Vernon and Franklin, Solicitors, Lincoln's. lonk . of Mossrs.Blackaiid Chapman; Land - Surveyors,Micttlle Temple-hall ; at CarraTay's Colfee.,house ; and of the AiAtrtntrer, Hitchin, lierts --The E . tate to be viewctr With Ticitits of &mission, to be had'as - The kepresentation of my native County in Parliament has so lung been the first (skied} of my ambition; it has so lung' been the pude and pleasure of my life to endea vour to prove my gratitude by . my services, that it would be in 'vain for the to attempt to conceal my own per sonal disappointment in the, recent failure of tine hopes I had entertairied'of againeti joying that distinguished Honours but I should, 1 confess, tee! deeper mortification, if that. failure could justly be' ttributed to tne.motives to which it nas been ascribed, or if inferences could fairly be drawn &m it un favourable to the great Cause of whicp I have stood forth the faithful and zealous SuOportet. In the moment of Triumph you have been desired to con sider the result of this Contest as an Answer to the Appeal which His Majesty has made to the'Sense of his People. I-feel it to be my peculiar Duty., acquainted as I ant with all the circumstances of the Contest, and- the preVailing disposi tions and sentiments throughout this great and opulent Comity, isrtilehltas ever been distinguished by its Loyalty and 'Pa triotism, to rescue it, as far as my protest can have that efiatt, from the injustice of that Unlit:tattoo. It is a justice I owe to you and to the Public Cause in which .we have been engaged. to state,. that „the small:Ali jority obtained by my Opponent ( without examining at this moment by' what means obtained, or of ivhotit cornposed) has been produced by considerations wholly personal to viy lett ;' by local . prejudices; artfully' revived (how justly en tertaibed 1 cm GOlltileilt a very short time will evince), from which, if the'great Public anti Constitutional Question agi tated throughout the Kingdorri, could have beep separated, the event- would lave been indisputably different., 1 might appeal to the great majority 'of the Landed tote rest of this County, which has been itnequivo,ally its my fa. your, and - of the Principles I have Tubtitly and tn.:limply. professed.- I . might appeal even to the very DistriEls• in which those prejUtif.. - es have, as it is well known,' recently operated to nay disadvantage. The sentiment, they have expressed in their Vrianitnouts Addresses-to the King, without one single PO dress in any part of the County,-of an opposite description, area decisive answer to the boast of Political Triumph. It is fin you, Gentlemen, togecide upon the justice of the infeielices witch hive been toad,: to' favour of ;pinions brouglietor ward at the close of the Poll, - in opposition,: as firmly believe, and, believing it,. I am bound to state, to the 'declared Principles upon which the County lias , uniformly acted,, the support of those Principles' which has !tithed . ° recommended toe ao your favour,. and in continuing to sup :port them I shall' still have the consolation to retied that whilst.l am following the diatites of my own conscientious judgment I a a giving effect to the real and unbiassed Opi ,nions of the Freeholders of Yorkshire. • ' • • - I have the .110r10 , ,;- - With the grc,test toped and attachment, 'Your most ,be..ient and devoted Servant, kiIi,NKY LASCELLES. Hanover-square, lime so,, 1807. . N., PrHE-ONLY LOTTERY-of Twenty Thousand, 1., Ticsets !hat ever contained a Prize ,of Till-K,Ty TI 0 U SAN b POUNDS, beAiasDrawink - the 2410 of 1 uly, , - ' - 1807. • . - , -SCHEME. . I . r•' Prize of : •,CE6.,Oc) - - is • • ‘30,0 00 1 2 w .. .. - -20.0 . - 4 0 19 00 ; 2' - ; . - 16,000 - .. . . • 20,060 : A - - •- - 50 ., ' ,40 ' . - Jo.cer.,; • 50 7 0 1000 ..., - - 500 .. •• ' 4 -3 to , 2) - - a . IJO .30 - -- - - ' •So - . - 115N1; . 2po - - -.- 40 - ... ... a. , - . 5')?C . 0 0 ; 200. a a a a • 1S - a a,. lb . a 37,59 0 -...---. 2e,0n0 Tickets 4 . 2.00,0.)0 • First-drzivti 'Ficitet fourth Day, being the nnl y Fixed Capital, TIIIRTY• THOUSAND POUNDS. . • • Regular Drawing, 9f: looo:Tickets each Day. (Mt.:TS and SHARES on Sak at all the Liceneed Lot tery Offices, and by their Agents in Eitilantl and Scotland. PRICE. Ticket . - tg 16:0 Half - - - £lO 3 o Eighth- , - tz Quarter - - 53- Sixteenth - . t 6 6j . .- THEATRE ()F WAR. : . . . . . . . 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THE OAI .11: ISS I 0 R S for I'ICTU.ILGING MS MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Th.st On Friday the 3d of next,- they will be ready to receive Ten— ders in 'writing (sealed tip), . and treat for the, supplying of SEA I,'RQV 01 0 NS to. lf is Majesty's Ships and Vends at Hallfat, in Nova Scotia; Quebec, in Canada ; r Noifolk, in Virginia; and the` sland of Bermuda (co;ijointly . in 'One C,itr.sl), for Twelve Months certain, from the 2cto of,o,lober next ; and, farther, until six months •warning shall he given, on .either side, for the termi nation thereof ; the mode of payment to be by Bills bearing Interest ninety lays after date. The Condition) of the Contrail may be ieen at the Seeiei tary's o . ifiec. - No regard willbehad go-any Tender in which the Prices shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Poard before One o'Clock on the said E.iday tht 3d of July next, nor artless the Person Who makes the tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends; so answer, when called for. Nor will asy,;Terider that contains extravagant Prices Up9,l Wile aril cles,\and Pricer much inlerior to the teal value at<os others, be considered as proper to be adMitted. Fpr the GOU - 1 4 , RHEUMATISMS, CONSUMP- TioNs, Sec. The Rev. W. WILSON's ANTIARTHRITIC; or, . . ALTERATIVE.POWDER.. THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Student in Physic, At Glasgow; is induced to offer to the Public an efficacious Remedy for the above, as well as for many Diseases deemed incurable. I t has been extensively used in Irelandlor several Years,. and Its salutary Eileds are produced in a safe and' easy Manner, with very little sensible OperatiUrt:-.-By mixing- with the Blood and I uices it applies Itself i to . the Seat of the Disorder, which it will remove by -slow Degrees, Irom its'alterative and healing Qualities. to Consumptions, it will generally succeed is tile Two first 'Stkges, and often even -th the last. In the Scmphula, _ Evil, - if used early,. the Cure will be speedy, and the ,ulce. rated Glands will heat ; and it has been known to rescue the Patient even utter mortal Symptoms had Appealed. lsut Per sons affiided with Gout, Rheumatisins, Cancers, and with bilious and nervous Diseases, would dowel! peruse " The Philosophy of Physic," written by the inventor (to be had at Symonds's, PaternoSter.row, of of the Vv.:tile's of this Meg dicine;, in which its extraordinary Efficacy will be shewn in various "instances. • This Powder does not contain anyingie-. dient unt;riendly the:lntinan Constitution ; and, instead of weakening, its tendency is to invigorate, and to improve tha general Health. . It .occasions no Danger from Cold, and re . quires . neither Confinement nor change of Diet. Sold by F. Newbery and-Sans, at the Only Warehouse for . Dr.. James's Powder, No. • 46, in St. Paul's Church-yard, Loridim, in Packets; price 4s. 6d'. each, containing Thirty.. twilPosea.-,-s.).bse - rve that the. voids, " F-Newoery, No. 45, St. Paul's," 'arl.• engraved it: theStamo, Y0LT.1.4 - 1 :Of either • Sex, why - have practised a secret arid destruaive : Vice, and thereuy relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous system, will find, the CORDIAL BALM of GILL: AD the most power. fut,xertain,.and.e&tual.restorative. This COrdial has becti uncomnionly successful with young people who have the appearance and air of old age ; wko are become efThrni.. nate; benumbed,, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose bodies become bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely able to carry theirs I who have an utterdistaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the body. is weakened ; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation, succeed this most destniaive habit. and the eyes sink into the head. This Cordial Min has universally establithed its restorative efficacy, and. may be justly enu merated amongst the foremost of those happy discoveries which medical researoh, has procured as the blessing of the human race,.and greatest counteractive to human misety: •, As Di. SO LOMON's practice is now become so great and extensive, and his constant engagements require a consider: able portion of his time, and. attendance, - he expects, when consulted, the usual compliMent of a Guinea ; but all writ ten cases, or letters of advice, arid unaccompanied with an order for Medicine.and remittance, to be answered at his lei sure, are required to inclose only llalf-a-Guinea. Stictilet ters should, -tor safety, be ' thus direeted—" Money_ktter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid double postage." —Letters may. be'ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-Office, till called for. A Savitrg of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Bairn of Gilead is sold in 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 gs. including also the duty ; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor'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, must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I mpetigines, and Abster• gent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are • Sold - by - Mrs:. Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 3s, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr.. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson aid Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw-, • ford,"Kiltnarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. l'orsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan ; I. Carson, • New. Douglas; T. NPMillan, Kitkcudbright ; T. iVl`Credie, aidy ; Myth,. 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Robertson, price 4s„ . - LetterTrointhe Earl of Winchelsea, on the Advantage of Cottagers renting Land, is. 6d.' ' iCw Copies temaiii . of the Inst ,Reports of. certain 'Counties, printcd.in the manner of Arcot; sheets, in quarto ; and they may:be'll.td, seParately; frOM 4s. t 0 73. each, ac. cording to their size. ir"-RESENT STATE OF POLAND.. • This Day was pulisheti, in 01,e. Volume izinck. Firice 75. in .boards, VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of-PO , LAND. • • By GEORGE BURNETT. Late. of Baliol College, Oxford. Printed for Lorik;inan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater .noster-row. . *** This Work Will be found to contain many interesting particulars rilative to the present Seat or Wttr. TM -k SEAT IN A CERTAIN .ASSENIBI.Y. ANY Person having the -Power to insure the liatoduction of an • I auepereient Gentieman, .by, re ela,i,k4i to direr! a Letter to I. C. I. at, Nu. 12, Upper Thortniaukh-street, Benfurci-square,whiell will a:et the pulitesc attention, and a personal interview , gtanted.- r" •