The Sun. — London, England, 1807-07-29 00:00:00

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WHEEL. .VERY FEW TICK E,t'S .LEFT, THURSDAY,, Atwlit 6, the First-drawn Ticlie-4 : will beentiiled toikiIItTN"CHOUSAND POUNDS, • beim; tile 'only fixed Capital this Lottery • • The Wheel is itnntousely Rich I coat 'fling Prizes of . ) (p i ca°, 10.000 f 23,000 10,010 20,0ee •s , To, • - 6Ot „c. ;00, 13 Of‘loO, !Ivo SO, SCC. ..Ptlect.of 'VI CKETS and SHAT CS - very reasonable. is . .necessarY, to prevent 'llisap t polne. • • , . The:Drawing will finish the following Week,.,, • • • - • , ST ER DAT was. the Third 'bay of 'Drawing, the:State Lottery, and the highest Prize, was one.ot: V ivelluifdred P. , unds. There are now only Fourteen T how. sand Tickets in tite Wheel, and the great Capitals. re- T n i t lai P i ng The next Drawing .Day will be Thursday the htll., when the First drawn Ticket will be entitled to .3 0 ,0*01. and 2, Prizes. of Zaooraoo: 2- Prizes of ,ClO,OOll. • S —3— 1030 * 0 1- 3 -- too 19 ---- • &c. • egc are still the Wheel. Tick.:ts and Shan:;, warranted un drn‘ii, continue on Salem the 0 rlick:s conker or I 'oo. Cdruhill, and facing the Gate of the C haring-Cross, ' -• • • By RicumspsoN, goy DI,VCK, and. Co. ~ URSUANT to a DECREE . "Of FfIGEL , C.: Rl' C AN C El( Y, betting dite the ty'th Day of lune. 'Son inadc in a Cause wherein RICHARD LOW E aial Others ate Phintiirs, and lIU,C;H IigNSHALL and. Others are De , endants, the Creditor* of 'THOMAS BAD. bEL EY,' late of tunstoll, in the Palish of Wools Stanton, ut the.Cuunty Stalkorii; Yeoman, ft:Leased (who died in or oouti he Month of ottoocr, 1./jib arc forthwith 14j come in ;HUI prove their °etas, either by tiieinselves or their Solici tors, below Robert .Stele, Esq. one of the .hlawtets of tile Court, at his C.lyineers, to Southunipioo,buildings, Chanc.try. lane, London,, or, tp defiolt tltrrcot, they will ue• ekeluLLM'the lienctit of the said • COOP PER and LOW E, Solicitors, Southaiulit.ii • buildings, Clii,a4,:cry-laAle. ..` S-AI.ISI3ORY . T.II.iNNIAL EF...S•TIV&L o.l' MUSIC Vi JILL be CELEBRATED on WEDNESDAY, V.V Augtwat 26, and Two filowing Days. • 1 . 11 willectturinances be on the Same• grand Seile as be fore, for which the Band (more select and numeroth than on y thriller occasion , and , o4trticulariy adipteti to give due three.n,d ettret to the Choral Parts) is engaged from the 14, irig's C-lic.crt, °petit HOuse, itath, t)si D.N k,S DAY EVENING, at the New Rooms, ' • • will be A GRAND NIISCE 1,1. AN EOUS CONCERT. . . • Arty .which will bc,A 11A L. On THURSDAY . hIURNIN6, at the Cathedral, will be . ' the P.flowing GRAND NELECTION. PART 'l. • Overture, Occasional Oratorio -Handel. • ' Air, Mr.; Vaughan, " 0 magnify toe Lord."-Handel. :lit, ;tattleinan, " Lord 11.4ve mercy." -Pt rgulci. churns, " Fix'd in his everlasting seat."-liandel. Air, Madame Siurser, "i-loly, li-ly "-Handel keeiiiitive, 111 r. Utahans. " dud God said,- Let there beligbrs ilk the liriniuneut."-.1 - Laydo. Chorus. " The Heavens are telling," (from the Creation.)- * Haydn. Air, N 14.. wrilablins " LOrd,l =Wilber David."-.Flandel. Double Churn), "11,:gove them nailguneb."-1-I,nidel, • PRT 11. Motet, Mr. hariliman, eke. A "Methinks I hear the lull ce. lestial tuns. "---Ur. Crotch. A 4, N'beiatrie Storace. " W1)41 tho' I trace."— Handel. .ieeitat ive, DeeperMr, Braham, " Deer and deeper still."— Nat mi Air t. s Wa it her, Angels."—•Handel. acretl Music , trout a very scarce MS., in the Colleaion of tne late \V It.. Uarle, Esq. • Vaughan and Mr: Bartleman, Here shall soft eltuity repair." Dr. Boyce. • • Chorus, t.;ird (malty sword "—Handel. PART 111. ?verture, with the Dead:March us Saul.—Handel. ,`;elle, Mr. Bartleirlin, trwri a much adinited Passion's, never lwrtnrined but once in England. ' Grum Aladarne • StoraCe, " Let the bright . seraphiras,"— i !andel. • • Ch ums, ".Ict their celestial concerts." The celebrated 11) mu, Mr. Braltain. •-M. Luther. Air, Mrs.,. Vaughan, "tc was eyes• unto the blind."—' ILndel. • Air, Mr. Ortiharn. Sound the alarm."—Handel. • elioru 6 , " We hear, we hea r 'l— bouble Chorus, " The Lord shall reigorl—Handel. On THURSDAY EVLNINCt will be !,' A SELECT VOCAL CONCERT. In which will be introduced some or the New and other f av uurile Glees ;46 sung this season at Messrs. Harrison, Batifeman; and ' GfeatUreles ; also Purcell's mtg. , b ratedlMusic in the tvlaSiue of )(4,4 Arthur. :O n FRIDAY MORNING, at tic': Cathedral, TIIE SACRED ORATORIO OF "l in several of the Choruses, dc. will be introduced Mozart's Additions.) And on I' 1 DAY EVENINGawiII he A GRAND MISCELLANIOUS CONCERT. titter which will'-he A. BA LL. • 1 , 'Princip a l V oca l Perf orniers —M a d. S toraee , Mrs. Vaughan, Ilcaliani, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Clo:.s, Nlr. Page, Mr. Lacy, Harritigtou,'Mr4 Bennet, and Mr. Bartleman. 'Leader or the Band, Mr. Cramer. Principal Violoncellos, Messrs. Lindley and C. Ashley ; 'Obees,Alessis. Griesbach and Oliver ; Clarionet, Mr. Ma how; .Bassoon, Mr. Holmes; flute,' Mr. Ashley; 'From bone, Mr. Mariotti ,• Horns, Messrs. Hobbs and Coo , '; Troripets, 'Messrs. Waite and Perry ; Double Basses, Messrs. Boyce, Philpor, Addison, and Dudden Double Drums, Mr. ,terikinsonthe Organ by Mr. A. Code. • Choral Parts at the Cathedral will be sustained by eminent Perturnieri • fr o nt', the Choirs OISE. Paul, West minster Abbey, the Chapel -Royal, Salisbury, and Cl..i ,chester--.and eondue.led by Mr. Code, sen.' Among the other 'lnstrumental - Yerrormers are, Messrs. Moralt,. C. Lindley, Cotard, Storm., StansborY, Munford, Clark, ' COonifis, Chubb, .Daniel, Foy; Baker, IloWel, 'Chapman; T . .Wehlay, Young, eh% Among the Vocals are,, Messrs. Horstall, Walker, Tett, Panby Biddleconibe Chillente, Rolle, Street , 1 atws areelongli Terry, lua. Gosi, Winter, G.-Goss, flayters, •tedward,: B rown, drc. Harper for the Balls. Mr. Owen, from,Bath. The whole tee Direaion or Mr. A. • Cot fe• sn Tickets, Seven Shilli ngs eac h , to be-had-hadAi the Pi int g;Oyite,. Messrs. 13anks's and at the principal Inns. ... 1 7• B. l'he Morning Performatwes will bcin at 1 411 :' YVI/0 the Evening's a t S t a ;Yens • THE SUN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1807. SALES OF ES CATES, &C. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BREWERY nmi DW ELL. IN(;-HOUSES, GOSPORT, HANTS. TO 13E SOLO BY AUCTION, By H. HICKS, On Thursday the 6th August, 1807, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, t the Fountain Tavern, irk Nlitidle-street (unless . . a Tempting OfE: r is previously made tor it), i a i LL those Two Large FREEHOLD HOUSES, %viol the Brew hwuse, .tA m I ...a...OUtie, Stable, Storehouses, Cellars, Yard, and Appurtenances thereto belonging, late in the occupation of Messrs. wititcuntbs, who carried on an ex. tensiveirade there. . , __ . • This Property is well worth the attention of any one desir.. oils of moll% into the- Brewing Business, the situation, in the Centre of tbe Middle-street, being unquestionably the best of that of any. Breivery in Govan, both for home trade mid that - with shipping ; might also easily be converted into two exLeient houses, with t , .toretiouses and yards, for business in any outer line which requires MOM: 7 - :• • A 1.13. The Fountain TilVeft4 adjoining, may be sold with the abirle Estate, - ii desired. 5,)r-pitucttl4rs, Of a vim, apply to the Auctioneer, Cos. port. -TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, corn -IZ. `gibing sundry extensive Manors, with the Royalties, Fisnetiet,.Riglits, anti Priyileges, belonging thereto: A Mag. niticent hIANSION HOUSE, built with Stone, and co. vered with Slate, in complete Repair, with Offices of every' description,' and upon a` very large scale of Aecommodatioh ; %vat led-in Kitchen Gardtn, 1(ot-houses, Conservatory.Green hoiisc, Flower-garden. .Lawn, Shrubbery, Pleastire.ground, and. Houle Farm, Plantations and' Coppices snared with very Valuable and Ornamental Timber, chiefly Oak, with a sup. rounding, and, fur the most part, contiguous Estate, con§ist ing of Farms and convenient Buildings, Mills. Cottages, and lipwa•tis of five Thousand Eight - Hundred Statute Acres of very rich Arable, —Meadow. Pasture, Orchards,: tiop . Ground and Wood Land, in high Cultiva tion, , and L.:limbic of great improvement ; all Lett to respeCtable Fenalits at Old Rents, and the Leases will expite at Lady Day neat. Situate in a rich and beautiful Part of the Kingdom, about i Miles North .west of '.London. . Fcr Particulars, apply to Mr. Claridge, 47, Pall-Mall. WOODS. To lie COLD, upon the ES'rATE of CULLODEN, near INVLRNESS. TEN THOUSAND large Growing SCOTS Fl R TREES, from eighty to ninety years old, sup. I? 4, sett ;it an average to measure from twelve to. fifteen solid teet per tree. The wood situated on the north side of a gently sloping hank; of a dry gravelly bottom, about-an toVisii mite stun the - shores Of the Meray Frith betwed which and the woods there is an excellent road. 'The wood will be sold either in one or more lots, as the purchasers :nay iDLI ne. For farther particulars application may be made to Alex ander Mackenzie, Esq. Hanker, Inverness ; or to Critianrd S Edinburgh. John nisinyth,Gardener at Cul !Weil,' Will shew.the woods. . • . • MONMOUTHSHIRE.' . . • TO BE VOLD BY MICTION, By Mr. STEPHENS,. . ' ii . At the Exchanfe Coffee-house, in the 'City of Bristol, on Tbur (ttr. the 6th nay of A Agust next, -at One o'Clock in the A fternorri, subject to the Conditions of Sale there to be produced, . Lot I. A Very, Compa4 and 14:ligibIe ESTATE,. . - . . 11L- called r WU. , i BOON., situate in the Parish of.Rocktiildt three ,miles trout Monmouth(adjolnlng a'very .. ood Aurtipike.i:aird fron thence to Abereavenny). cprisisting of'a good House, tit tar s the reception of a Genteel / , ainily, two geed MfmS, Oxzhotties, heast-hoUses, Cyder.ittills, ' Stables, ,Shals, and lye Acres, more or. less, of exeelkot Arable, Meatrotv, Orchartimg, am, Wood-ilnd, conveniently div a l t rt ; • the whole (except a part of the Coppice Woods) in Mr. Charles Powel4 who:ltolds the same of February nokt. t a l : e a '° 4 l Tr i t o e t n ' t, (oer Lease, free years of which will be un -"ll, l , ; ) ; c ed e i te. l 7 t 4 i:e i s ti .i' l L st.bjeet, to yearly Chief or Lords Rent of 145. Od. •-• ' - Lot 2, ,A, complete and very desirable Estate, called the CA YO, s ituated hi the several Parishes of Liandenny and logi a a v lour 'inilei from Usk, a very rich Vale, .nearly ad.' joitittiphV tdropikt roads leaning froth Chepstow to Aber.. gavettnyi• and troin . ftloomeAth. to Usk, comprising a very Pod` llonse, also a Farm-house, llama s , Stables , ox -houses, heirSt-liouses, CYder.inills, and ShedS, with 21 j Acres more or less, urtilie Arable, Meadow, an d Pasture Lind, and or chardingi pow in toe. tenure of Mr. Thomas; Cooper, who. 11014 tire san g : ou Lease, live years of which will ne unex pired tite•id Illy of Fe'oruary next.. . This Lot is subject, •to in yearly Chief or-Lords Rent of ii. I cs..3d, . . . • 1N1 . .b. These Estates ate well cover e d withyoung O a k and Ash Trees,: some excellent Coppice Woodi, with Orchard ing in their prime. Ill'e Houses' pleasantly situated; fhe Build ings in good repair; and' the Lands in a high' state, of cuitiva. tioo. The Thither 'Frees atill Coppice ,Woods are to be ap praised before the sale„ and taken by tie respettive• Pur chasers at such valuation. • The Terrain s will chew. the respeelive , Lots; and Further pattiettlars may be knoWn by application to Mr. Ricirards, Troy House, near 'Monmouth ; or Mr. Bityly„ittorney, 13ristol. ' EALING MIDLaiiSLX. TO BE SOLI) BY.AUCTION, By PETER COXE, On Thursday, the 13th day of August, :807, - at Twelve (unless .previously disposed of by Private Contratt, of w hich Line notice will'be given in th is P a p er ), • TACAPITALN ANSION, with attached..aild de-, tidied Offices, Fartn.yard, spacious Garden, and lu Vaable 'Meadow and Pasture Land. - • l'his valuable Freehold and part Copyhold Estatelwhich is little interior to Freehold),. comprises that Capital Man: 3iolli • E ALI N C 41,0 US ti at Ealing, Middlesex, about sot 'links 'anti wlialltrUm London, with Wall in tront,and double Gate., Coach-Sweep Approach; spacionsWall4ruit And Kit. Oen Garden, rich m produce; Greet'-liousa anti t.V revery nurneinus shady' IValks Pleasure Ground, Farm Vail, and Inufitaide MeadoW and . Pasture (mt, richly studded with stable Oaly, Elm' and other Forest Trees. the _property an , ' Nsident,v of tile late Earl of Garay, the whole.supplie. ail'abuwiaiwc of exCelleni ater. lie'Mansion cantains'a Drawing-room 'and Dining-pai IoM, thirty-ti4e feerby eighteen. large , Breakfasi-parlour, pr Gentleman's Room; spacious Hall, used as a Biiliarri-roo thirteen most excellent lied-chambers, two Staircases, t Avo Water-closets, and suitable Domestic Offices and Cetlari 64 ; Servants' Rooms over the Stables, Stalls ((weight Hoi Ctrs, and Standing for various. Carriages, the whole in most ad min able order. t . , The Furniture, which is of the Wry best • descri) )tion, nulls. elei,ant, and handsome, together with the iii krone and Timber, .to b,: inGluk4Nl in the Purchase. • - . May bti' viweif . tiiiii I, the day of Sale (by Tickets on Ay), or; i t appliCation` to Mr.. COXe; 'No. 33, Throginertun;si .et, o f whom P.iffictdarzi may belial ; also at Lloydss i- i G a i. raway's CotP:e,hottses ; .t Mr. Ithigway's, Books, ler, No. 7,3, Po:;,‘:aitilly ; at Mr. !Aria's, No. bo, New Ron ,gi., fi t reet ; and of Mr. fames,' NeW 'Boswell -court, Lincoli es -11.11, to Whom apply also for Treaty by Private Contiatt. , Isl. kt • The Stock on the Promises may be takea a t a sa p, rate valuation, tt ai r rtNable to thc purch:Abat ai the i f i on 4 t sAit. !-91 Ne.Pfl. ) - CPRICt SIXPENCt VICI'UALLING OFFICE, yvt i , 2 3 , IS q. rrHE COMM/SS/0 ..VERSjOr VICTIJA Zit! N:3 l NIS Mel y:tl• s T Nel I/1' do hereby give Attire, litrit on - Tharsd4y next, the 33rh Init. they will be read . ), to receivo Ten tors in writing (waled at), and treat for such qu.paities BISCUI 1' made from whole as the re:peal-ix .11.44.m -faasirers ;bai.artiele *0 think proper to lifr ;to be ddivertl, In a month, by tceelli prvorli,ii, into flit, Maierty's ling sw ill at I rptlord ; and b , paid for ,45.1, Bias, pay:, We, with Interest, mimeo days alter date. N. 11. N. Tenderjar a less,guantity than There.thend , i'd rs tall be admitted. The Comaitians of the amnia may be seen at the Starr. tary's Office.' No regard lola he bad to any Tender in whint, the Prite th-4 1 1 not be inserted in until at length, or 'bat shad not be defive,•l to the Board behte eke o'Cl,ek on the said 7 hi.rrlay ne.At, 3otb instant, nor finless the Person Ich, , * en ..r. Person on his behalf; attends, it. ant-mei...when ealted for. • 41CTUALLING.OFFICE, • y , /,' 2s, TR: ". THE COMMiSS/ONERSihr rIGI'IIeiLLING • MA 7A T Nei P do f:.ereby gilne A e.tit e, 7 b at 1 44 , Twer:l4y, the kitt, Sri rembrr next, !Loy .“.111 br reddy •ceive redlei ~ is Itiehimg sralrd 1.), am! I feafv, , iti.,,,r , . as will undertake to raj /DIE all q. , 47l:tim • i 1 t • DERBYSHI ItE, WARWICKSHIRE, and G Loucgs. TE Rst-ti R E'CHEES F., or Goerre .„, !WS, E C() (Stc6n.i.) R, Illt I 1 ISH DUI TER of equal poddess, a r 64. tephed . fo , 11,'s v ir . ,,;'s Pia ma ili ng .s•erv,ie, ',ems the of Or7.ter me's, to tbe S; !ember, ISod, ivehicive ; lo be drlives'ed I ,, nt time lo time a de manded into tin. Stunt at Dep . ,. at, I'vls-mer , l9, F. " wi th,. a nd' Col, at !be ; in be ttweraded In keep good. and Indrid fin, the spare 01 Sir Alp:tilt 1 , e' e. qmeilve Period! of slelivey ; and In be pall fr.r by Bill:, pa ) able, wit& intemit, nine. dnys.44:e dale. - Tbeerldilions of lie Vottrae7. maw be ire?, at lb, Seerriarj'i Office, u tbir Plike ; ar a Applying in Air. Y'l iiirnorrville, Agent for tfle iciffailing at Cv,+: Nb ~-Merl 41,'41,4e ka.1.10 any Telaer is Ini,i e 4 t h e p r i e. „.b a d no! be InierieV . ire tonnis at le7gtb, 7,d he *livered to the lioa , d before One o'Cl,ek a n the' raid Tarrdaj, tbr telk of Sept. ,v-r, !tar uuless the l'eroft Iv& Inahes 16e or limit Pc son an bit behalf, attends, 19. slittlVrr, Wil^,:• "salted t This.!)ay was published, pricy Is. A CERTAIN WAY to SAVE OUR COLN TRY, and Mak.: Ls a more Happy and Flourishing People than at any former Period of our History. Sold by I. Budd,. Pali-MAI,' and t 4 rcklo k , Royal Ex.' change.: .I`nblic hare' hitherto Molted the means, whf!rt desir. Owing' redifyinx their ai i. r ; fortunately they ate wow sup. Oied at it•kilurst crist.al period, add : requite only 4., De know 3 that they may b: immediately ant unNersaliy This Day Wlls ptAbli3lleq, In Foolscap 061avo, prix` 78, in extra ho,trkili, the Foatth Edition, with consicier4l l )le i+liditioos, 4,1' • poEAls. SAM. EGK:ITON BRYDGEt, Esq. Printed for tonAmin, Reiii . ,•and Orme ) Pater, noster.mw ; and %Visite, Eleer.,:treer. of whom inat by the same Uttifirs Censors( Literaria, second Series, Nos. to 7. pr , ce 2g. 6r each to be continued Monthly) containing k.x• tracts, and Titles of olit English Books, espeool,v 711 which art, scarce ; with. 'N4e4.ll4.tioos •Literature Mid Lite. To which will now he iegirlarl atiitcd, Necographi4 d vt l ihp. min, or Memoirs of deceitsea Aisr:sors. 41 * * The first scries of rlie Work may be a - '1 Bvo, price tl. t Is. 6d. in Oo4r(14, or twelve N4lll. ben , , price as: 6.1. ea4.3t. THE'BOAR.D7)F AG.12.1C91.11,112.E. This Day was published, a Seepnd Edition, improyed and enlarged, price's, 6J, in 'boards, illusitatpst by .N ineteen large Ettzraings, AN ACCPU . NT of tb,,' MODES of DR AINING N D,:according to the Syteln Joseph Elkington, (tur the Discovery of !winch a One Thousand Pounds was bestowed by Parliainent)o,...,o up tin publicatian , by Aurhurit), at the 804r.1 of Agra:Wane. •S By JOHN OPINS I'ON • Printed for Richard ..Phillips, liridge.streer; Blackftiars ; sold by Faul,kr and •Son, New Bond-street; J. llardinA, lantesis.atreet ; J. .Asperne, Coroldll; • l ArCh'er, Dublini. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and all 'other Euukwilers. • Of whom may be had, 2. The Report of the Committee pit the . Board of A gricul. tureon..the Culture and Use of Potatoes, pttee tSs., 3. Account - of ENipbrimenta . nude by the Hoard of Agri cultu riii on . the' Composition ut vations. Sons of Bread, pike. is. 6d. 4. Report of the Size of Farms, and . upon the Persons svlip cultivate them in the various Counties of England and Wales, by Ur. Robertson; price-45.. • • , 5. Letter from the Earl of Winc helsea, on the Advantagc of Cottager's . rentiog, Land, is. 6d. . N.H. A few Copies remain of the first Reports of certain. Counties, 'printed is the of proof sheets, in quarto ; ,and they majr . he had,' separately,. Iron*. to 7s. each, 4C. cording .to their size. DEAF AND DUMB. GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY for EDUCATING the DEAF and DUMB CHI LDREINI of the POOR, held at the CitY•of LOndon Tavern, I uly - 11, • 1807 ; CHA RD THORNTON, Esq, in the Chair. • The usual business of the Meeting being gone througll, : the -.Society proceeded to the Election of Nine Children into the Asylum, and at the Close of the Poll the Nine following were declated.duly eleded: ' Polled. Isabella Harnett. an Orphan -.- 1888 Mary Ann Somerfield,, Father a Millwright, with five . 'Children - - • - t 849 Sarah Rug, Father a Labourer, with six Children 18ao Mary, •I)icey, fath..te a,Mariner 26 Silly Howell, Father a s Mariner •- . 1 1 8 762 lane Bell, Mother a Laundress, with four Children Int john Chambers,• Father a I.)ayllabourer, With live Children' • - .. • - - 1666 • lane hula'', Father a Labourer, eight Children . 'oXi Leip'ntan Lazarus, Father very poor, three Children IgBr The Committee have. again the inelaucholy task . of direct , ing the public attention to a List of Sixty unsuccessful didares at this FieCtiori,S who were necessarily denied admit tanee front the present limited state of the -Asylum. Tina most distressing fact will, it is hoped, awaken the sympathy of a• generous i. üblie, and, by immediately increaaing the. SubScriptialis, enable the Cominittee to complete without further delay, the New Building•which they have felt it ,their duty to begin, although neirly half the Money necessary to defray the - Expence. still remains to be collected. The Com mittee have the 6.ltiSlidiQll of ainnouncing, that the first Stone was laid on the ttth of July last, by - his . Royal High. . ' thu Dkike of Gloucester, attended by the , Right Hon., the. Lord Mayor. . and aivinvrous s and respectable assembly of the Friends of the I ostituti6n. His Royal Highness gene-' rO•faiy presented a Donation of Fifty Guineas,' as did zilso.the Lord Mayor a- DOnation of Fifty Guineas,; Charles Fieschell, ,Esq, lofty Guineas ; Samuel Thornton, Esq. Twenty Gui 'neaa ;and„ her Royal Highness - the Duchess of Brunswick has-gr aciously transmit ted .by his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester t Donation of Twenty Guineas... A. Donarion.ot• Teo Guinea s or upwarch constitutes the PerSonsubscribing a G,,vernot ter-Lite. - • Subscriptions l are received by the Treasurer, Henry Thorn • ton, Esq. M.P. Bacatioloinew,-lane; the . Gentlemen'ot the • Committee ; by the, Sub-Treasurer, Rei. lohlti . TO*3lSehd.. jilttlaiVa- tow, 13erinondsey,..or 1.0, Lower, Thathes-streefv bY the Secretary, Rev. Richard 'Yates, B. D. cheiSea Col lege; by Henry Clemson, Deputy Secretary, Long, lane, Bermondsey, - and the following Banking Mouses —Messrs. DUrrien,• and - Finch-rant; ; 'Down, Thornton, 'and Co.. ItartholomeW-lane; Sir : lames Esdaile . and. Co. ;Lambard-street ; Sir Richard Carr Glyn and Co., Bitchin-lane ; Harrison, Prickett, and Co: Mansion House street ; Fuller, Oiatteris; and Co, Lombard-street ; Ran som,,Morlatiti, and Co. Pall-Mall; Welsh, Rogers, and Co. Cornhilk- ,Sir Matthew •Blos,liant and Co. Graceeliurch street ; Weston, Pinhoi•n, and Co. Borough Bank ; Ham . frierkieys,GreentvOod; aiicl Co. riiit-Miill.•' 11 . 1' Those ~vho leave Donations at the Bankers are partl cuiarly desired.r, mention tney are for tile New Building. 1: I C it.l RD. YA: T BS, LLD, and F.S.A. See. • • • INbiA,TRAISE • • ' Saturday, July tç, tS o 7. . THE MERCHANTS and INHABITANTS of .1.1 IF /4. 0 L, end its 'Environs, are retitiested to attcni a PUBLIC !NIG, ti) be held with in the Ex , . 'at Ilalf,past Twelve o'Clock this Day, for th e purpose of taking into consideration the expedient of Pre...' renting an humble P;:tition to the Legislattire,..pra)ing that th_ present applieatiortof the East India Compan, to hor, row iswo Nlillintis on their Bond may not receive the 5an . ..2- tloti of Parliament', until' a full inquiry shall have been made, whet her the nican3 and prospeZts of the 'East India Coolvany,• for the, repayment thereof, are siici), ii would ju the proposed Loan ;,anti also whether the continuance Of this extensive of Our C - olOinerce, undet the' present system of.a charter.Ni monopoly, is calculated to promote tmi mill and pernvioent. interests of either our A'siatic fosses_ semen;, the British Empire, or the East India ComPapy. selVes, • lotepli Greaves Samuel Sraniforth • . Thomas I se Henry E. Roberts Thomas Rodie Lacoh Fletcher, Samuel Holland, Edward'rearson !.- • , Thomas.Lowndes, jun. Witii.irn M 4 Lvet • Samuei.Thompson Wilii,tip Hurry William Neilson . Willis Earle • William Rattabone Nathaniel IleyWood . • • john Tahiti At a Publie,Meeting.of the Merchants and Inhabitants of Liverpool, convened in persuance'or toe. preceding . Notice, and held in the Town Hall, within the Eitclipge, this 'zstli July,- iBo7 WI LLI AM. RATHBPN E, Esq . :, in the Chair. Resolved, TlFit an humble Petition be presented to both Huuses of Parliament, praying that the prrsont application of the East India Company, to borroW Two Millions on their Bonds, may not receive the sanetio,n of Parliament, until.a full inquiry slid! have been instituted, whether - the means a and prospes of the East India CoMpany for the re-payinent thereof,. are such :is would justify the , protiusui Loan; and also, whethei the continuance of this.extenstve branch ()four Commerce, under the presertes Stem of a chartered mono poly, is calculated to promote the real and permanentinte. tests of either our Asiatic Prissessions, t h e British Empire, or the got India Company ,thents,lyes. Thai the Petitions now produced be adopted, and that they continue for signatures till post this Eveniug, and be then dispatched - ter Lyndon.. • . That Licutenant,Ceneral Tarleton and Major.Gencral Gascoyne, be requested to present the Petition to the I ionse of Cominon4: • Th a z•His.ltoyal Highness • the Duke of, Gloucester. if in London, or it; absent, .I.nd (_; renville, be requested to present the Petition to the House of Lords. That these ItesAllitioni be 'signed kyr the Chairm:in, and published in all the. Liverpool, and in the following London Newspaper's: SUN, The 'nines; Tlie Star; The COIL.. rice, The (; lobe, The Nlorning Chronicle; and that a Snb_ iiciiption be entered into lin,defraying the Ex pcnces that ,nlay he incur red in the prosecution of thi, Buhl:fess. WILLIAM 14AT1114910. The Chairman having left the Chair, ittwas re4olyecl una nimously, on the motion of Mr ,Booth, that theThmika of this" Meeting be given 'to William Rathbone, - Eti; • for his in, delatigable, iinvartial; and.patriotiecoaduct in . the BUSII.ICSS, gitbiti day. . , . Af<MY`ltNL) NAVY EQUIPAGE THE PATENT - CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni -1 .titre , and Bedding complete, are very respeet Italy recutinnendedto , Centletnen, a 6. being the Must portable anti superior tu any others made iu Lundun; Marquees, Tents Tables and Chairs, qn improved principles; - Sea Cots, Sota Beds, and C hales, teir on - Board Ship;_ Mustioittu Net hicciitisre, and Patent Brass.aerow Bedsteads, tar tau ,An k h wcst,indic., and all Foreign Climates, at ,MORGAN and SANDERS'S • Patent gidsfe . ad Manutactiory and Wari- Rooms, Nos : s 6 and 17, Catherine-stn.:in t Strand. Morgan and Sanders's .New-invented Itnperial Dining ables, allowed to he the must complete and i'qgant set ul Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten inches deep. N. H„ ThF Fashionable Soia-li,:d anal Chair-Bed Ware ))rinse. Foit .ERLIVTIONS ON THE SKIN, IWitIFYING SWEET CAKES. THESE CAKES, which' pre the luventjon of a Niodieal Gentlethan of great experience, anti which vt, about 'any:'aensible operazion, ‘re par, titularly adapted to the paiateptil,,tonich al Chilciten, and are a mo)t b r ue anti,etrettnalßernly for,ali toption on the Skits, whother lir4ing-frem tiriynal iinpnrity in rile blood, froth' the li lturd :Say!! iPbx, hleaales, See. or acquired by Lila i vaGeinci, ur ! nr , t;ol It ion. Sold by F. Nevi , oer, and .Non,h t at the only iVarehonse for Dr. lames's Powder, N. 45, St.-Paul" Churill-yarti, Dr i s op2s;Al BOX t.:1311t4111.11i4 20.CAkei or DOies), and 3,1. . 1 00 4 e tne. ,NovibJtyi 4a 4 '. P i e t w.i,"Lart; t braved .1 LIE _ -• BY several Accounts xeceitecl• by the Prepri e t o i of Dr. NOR it IS's DROPc it 'appears, they wet found a certain spe:ific in the late awful Visitation in the 'lsland of St. 'Helena • it is ia citeuinstattee to bed:. plored,, that the intrk;duction of a deleterious Connteriett should have ibr many years paSt .depraved the Inhabitants of the West India Islands of the benefit resulting ;torn this unequal led ; fart her Liuception is however ett4ct adi ly guarded,agitinst, by the naine 01 " Thoinas'Norrls Moore • cow - al - m(1 Iy , favour of Govanment on the Stamp round 4:x4c!)., Bottle:. 11te Ftitnily 2a.5..t0 be lad only at the. Do.tior'q Muse, Na. fig, j.,.ower, Brook-street ; Nititcre. ail Ottiqt4 tu, iporLytiot‘ at - e y exeettteci. Smaller' Hotties, at t is. boia zs: :Sold wboleg!ths and letail by Messrs. Macron iu d et,. No. 450, Oxtord-street. I CI 14 Cr, NEWBERY und,SONS,. No. 45, St. Paul's X . C4urch.N.Afd, London, V , roprietots of Ur. Von:•;'i Po . rvder and oth.:i . valuable Preparations, inform tho l'u• , 11 , , it in Consequence or thi . New Stamp D the trice .1 111 it -Medicine wLii be In (acute 2a.. 91. per 1 4 ;u:1 ;?,t, 11i is, bd., por U.oaen ; but the quantity of a I..?ozert d i A Bottle (as ',wit:, up tor the 4irmy and No...y)tuay h.ll or IL, 45. And as the Words 64 P. Newb,ly, No. itaui's," are enitraYert iii the Stantps, , which it is prestu bo a sultictent;hecoitty ikgainst Counterteits, t ins Stgit,v , tore on the Labels will Gc Oiscontinued. _ . t . ollowtog ttie I.llLe 4r their other Stamps included tint tn. the Vii4+l pti Q14:4 Aix, tit ;aote,.at a time, be stilowedihe'Sttimps gt.tis, . .1. • . a'. Dr. pones's Powder 2 9 Dalhy's Carminative J r 9 in A ilOtitC .- 24 a Dr.sAustin's Lii-airybtatd I L) ) o °. ,targe ic f l i l u ti : Pi" ! 2 4 4 ' 6 O l'r i t:L i tk il e s 'sTine ' t.;f o n. The Antibiliciu(Pills a 9, Dr. liaxitarn's ditto. 3. a O Dr. Steer's podeitioc 2 6 Tonic Pills .. 2 9 _ 4 ) , c onvi iisiontht. , 6 , %. 2 9 Ditto Nitre.Drops 2 6 Carrather's Drops 2 9 1)o. 'Camomile Drops i 9 F.tz.stenee of Ginger . a 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges t •16 1)mo l'ep.portnint ,5 Arrgibaudts Blois ditto or. Iloo l keri6 j,-.lis FisenceoiColtsfoot 3 6 Ct tant's props - ••Ir. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o %tots Pills r u CephAlic , Snull • t a Henry's M tgliesia 2 6_ junes's t.hctutt. Tind.. 3 ,6 ' Norton's Drops s Berry's litituas Pills 4A. Spilsbury's Drop 4 6 Class's Maoesta - 3 h' Di, Solandies Tea 2 Wilson's Attectrive 4; 6 Greenottsles Titieturt t , 4 Purifying, Sweet Cskes 2, 3 Do,„Tolu .14oitettges ► 14 , N, B. As m.tily ter; tnist4ke the . iint,ise of Mess rs . Newhery, observe,- Ow. it is :it the 'East ...lid of St, tour.Ounrs frgrn nebtpsitle with these words isiscrihect on the Front- 4 TM.: WAKERM/sh., vpk. l'AttiliA's . Pl) Yr I..tE V.