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. Ai H F 4 eir 53.,„ ' ' , \L4c.Y.,) Pt . • /.-7. S f wN. . •~ L+ Inc NUMBER 46241 VA UX FIALL. 'Under the Patronage of Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. ON,MONDAY EVENING, J u l y 13 , will be GRAND GALA, and brilliant Display of I. IK E. RKS. Admission Three,Shillings. • Doors open at Seven, and the - Concert begins at Eight lock. THE FIRST.OF MISS DUNCAN i s THREE NIGHTS' • ENGAGEMENT. - THEATRF-ROYA 1.. CHELTENHAM. ON TUESDAY NEXT, JULY . 14, 1807, Their M..jesiies' Serv,.nts will at :t Comedy, called THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. The part of Lads, Teazle (with 4 Song), Miss DUNCAN. Joseph Surface, by Mr. KLA N ERT • And Charles Surface. (with the original S .ng), 11fr. KENT. To which will he added ROSINA. The part of Rosina, by Miss DUNCAN. And liei~ille, by Mr. K.E In which will ue introduced the favourite Air of • " TELL HER I LOVE 141 """ The sans Play and Entertainment, at t •l'eatre, """'' ester, en Friday, the 17th, by desire ot he the h Sheritf. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER-WORKS. THE PROPRIETORS of this Undertaking are nei-ehy regntrett to'pay Into the Hands Q t l°'4 iffy Stracey, Escj. (tle — PreSsarer) ,at 'ltanktng-houst of Messrs, Marsh, Sibbahi, and Co. No. 6, Demers-street, (hrord.street, a further Sum of Ten Pounds per Cei,t.. on their respeelive bbbscriptions, on or before the 3,t Day of August next. By Orderdithe Directors, RI)BERT S. SI.O.PER, Chitt Clerk to the CoOlp,iny. Creat Russell street, Bloornsbur; . , • - July r, 'lBO7. SUPPOSED :170 - HAV,E ON THE ROAD, BEVALE.I,N GospoiCT A POCKET-BOOK ; containing Three . Papers concerning rite Diselt.ir,„c of Inc ()woe? ttun► Ills Illajeity's'lslavy. It i.ny Person find the same, and rieliver it to I. Murray, * the IVitire tiarty-in the Strand, snail receive Ss. Reward. It can be of no use to any but the Owner. • , THE HISTORY OF EbIGLAVD FROM THE RE-- ' VOLUTION TO THE PEACE OF •AMI ENS: THE Public are respectfully informed, that a new, uait'orin t. nort enlarged tErj:tiors was this daY published, of Mr. BELSIJAM's ISTOR Y GREST BRITAIN, from the Period when Mr. Home's History terminated to the Year 1So; l'afrnin.t, with that Work,• the only complete and Teseedahle Series of Englisii History extant. This Edition 'Lis been revised throughout, and has been great iy•iiiiprovecl by Appendixes to each Volume, consisting . State Papers, Authorities, and Official Documents, illus. *Wive of the Text. The entire Work, thus improved and enlarged, J mit be had of all Booksellers, in Twelve lar ) ;.: Vols. price St x Guineas in boraitis ; or any t tv, Volumes maybe had separately, price One Guinea in boards. The Appepttixes to the first Ten Volumes miy be had se parately, wrier. Our: Guinea in. boards, by those persons who have purchased the former liditions, in which Appendixes were given only to the last two Volumes. Persons who are posseSscal of iluine,.witit Smoilet's Con tinuation to the Death of George. 11. .mey have Bel - shorn'. HiStory bt the Reign of George I l I , separAely, S . Vols. price You Guineas in Boards. Bridge.sireet, Lundun, A init. 1807. GRAND PRIZES. Oft • . - of Two . . of . Two • of • - &o. &s. &c. • Z3o t Atle 10,0c0 THE SMALLEST LQTThRY with greater PR IZ and fewer RE NKS than were ever known, begins Drawing on TU ESDA Y NEXT, the t4th of !HIS MONTH (July). .Only Twenty Thousand Tickets. SCIIEME z Prize of ,C30,0ci4 - . is . . ,Cio t ooo It . . . - z..c00 . - . - - 40,000 , 5 mg+. . .. - . - - s i .. ) , :oci , MI 1000 . SQ) 4 )°0 100 . . . . 5 0 - .15 - . so 20 - 50,090 IS - - + + • 37,5°4:0 25,oZjuq . - . ) ;esiz. Tickets , 1C200,9a0 F irst-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being theonl y Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. - Regular Drawing of too, Tickets each Day, • TICKETS and SHAKES. - on Sale at all tlik Licenced Lot:. tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and ScOtland. PRICE. Ticket - - * ,Cl 9 17 n Half - -•- ,Cte, 301 - - Quarter - - 5 3 u Sixteenth - - £2 II i .i 6 6 S WIFT Wild .. po. at th e i ri S tate Lottery Offices, No. i Poultry (established in the Year 7;9%, and No. 12,'Civiiing.cross, are selling the TI CKETS and SI.IA It ES of the STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing on the 14th of July. - • This Lottery cotlsiStS of only ao,ooo Tickets, and coltains the above rich List of Capital Prizes, besides a larger propor. Con of 6111 d I Prizes than any other Lotter, for several Years Past, reducing the risk to less than Three Blank s to a Prize. The Pirst.drawn Ticket on the Fourth Day will receive 30,00..)1. being the only fixed Capital. I _ ORNSBY and Co. respeetfully acqu a i nt t h e Nobility and Gentry, that the Drawing of the STATE RY commences on TUESDAY NEXT. • Th e Scheme, Lotitaining a 30.0001. Prize i 'is much approved of. Ti CK ETS and SU r t RES are sellillgon the lowest Terms, witt the Money for the Prizes paid immediately. I Hornsby and Co. shared the present Year one of zNOOOI. ,‘,' o of 500 0 1. two ofand four of 50t,1. They were ' 2 ic.! first to sell two of3o,'ocol. at their State Lottery Offices, Cornhill Chating-cross, And St. Margaret's Hill, liOrou 5 g VAUXHALL MALL' DISTILLERY. TO BE SOLD, THE LEASE of those valuable Premises, called VAUXHALL DISTILLERY, late in the Occupa. Lion of john Calvert Clare and Co. with the STEAM ENGINE, and 411 the PLANT and'UTENSILS. For particulars apply at the- Premises ,'or to Mr. ChristO. r s her D unkin, at the Corn Exch,inge, on Mondays and hudays, trom Eleven till One o'Clock. • FRENCH WINES. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr, WHITE, On the Premises,- No; 16, Dover-street, on Saturday the 18th, and Mond, the loth hist. by order ot the Executor of FRANCIS C:OOLD, Esq. deceased,. COMPRISING upwards of FIVE HUNDRED DozEN . ut Champagne, Burgundy, Hock, Madeira, White Flerinitage, &c. . . The Wines to be tasted at the tirneof Sale only. Catalogues 'may be had thr..e days previous, in Dlver. street ; at GaWestmrrawayin 's s ter Colik4iouse ; and of M%l r. ine, Storey's- gate , . SATU R. DA 1, JULY 11, 1807. tFIF, .11()N. • 1-1. I,ASC:1:1,11, Es. Al' a MEEI'ING of the FRIENDS pf the. Hon. H Nlt Y LASCEI.LES, resident its Shetlield, tind tlu immediate Neighhourho, d thereof, holden at Mr. I'eeetic6, the Angel 11111, 011 the 6tti of only, 1807. PRESENT, The Rev. Stuart Corbett • Mr. John Henfrey The Rev , Thomas,Surton Mr. ohn Sorby. The' Rev. Christ.-Alderson Mr. William•WilsOn The , Rev.. Fd ward Goodwin Mr. Joshua Gregory The Rev. Matthew P reston Mr. Benjamin Nel.yron. The Rev. Thomas Radford Mr. 'r homaS Watson The Rev; Frahis Parker • Mr. John Middleton. Mr. G. B. Greaves Mt. George Wakefield Mr. Joseph Skelton • Mr. Thomas Morton, jun. Mr. lohn Newbould Mr„ John Hounsfield • Mr. - William Brittain Mr. loin: W. Wright' Mr. Henry Whitelock Mr. Joseph Deakin • - Mr: Thomas Wilson Mr. John Watson Mr Jonathan Marshall Mr. Samuel Mitchell • -Mr. Rust • • Mr. 161 in Porter • Mr. Robert Unwin • Mr. James Hawksley Mr. John Mialethwaite Mr.- Samuel Newbould ' Mr. Thomas Willey Mr. l':fer'llrownell Mr. Webb r Mr. Caesar jone.i Mr. Rowland I lodgson Mr. John Lotion, jun. • Mr. I oliii:Wie.aks-. Itlr. Thomas llt,ward NI r. Benj. Wainwright, AL D. hi r •rtioinni Harrison • - Mr. johii Browit: • hi r. 1 /Tomas Leader Mr. .Ftviierick Wilkinson •-• Mr. liroaktield r. lonathau Whithant -.Mr, John Weaver' hi r. Thom is Si.thitOrth - I. Wake Mr. W tlltanr Howard Mr. John Sheldon . Mr. Mark skciion, jun. • Mr. George, set.. Mr..l , ha Mon.:tow Mr Charles Brookfield " Toe Krv. sl . ll ART C'ol ETT in the Chair; Resolved. tli.alinnousiy t. Thrt 'it is out opinion, that the conduct ufs . Ntr. Laseelles, tiorin4 and since the late arduous cpw cs , keprestmtation.ot the County of York, serves to he re k .oided in in!: most clopitane terms of eulogy; and that the language n 1 Ins'opvohent, Lord Milton, deinads troy() the'lavalty ana 'indepeiwience of the County the most - ntar'n:ed disapprAmtn.m. Kcsolve4 minlo:tsly, That the Speeches of Lord Miltrli and his' Frwrols, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, and sub— sequentl% re-echoed by his , Lordship, convey, in our jiid4-: meat, a /I,d: it unmerited reproach, and a false construction ' upon the political ' , pinions of an inualculable majority of the Freeholders ~t Yorks.oro A - reproach whieh we tinequivo ca4y deny avihk:able to ourseiVes, while we express out firm cloviction:auti pe, that it F)pint;;:i butt," few. of those supported Ins Lur.›liip—a reproach from which we cavity look forward to that period When the County at large snail, be vindicated . . Resolved UniiiinekuSiy,• That though we abstain front making any remarks upon the Measures winch were adopted to procure Stitfrages in favour of Lord Nlilton, it is our opi. mon, that the majority tit legal Votes on the Poll was cer. taint., in iavour of Mr. Laseelle , s. Resolved UnanimousJy, That to giVe area to our ardent, wishes, and to concert sueltmeasoteS • as• may be thonot proper, or to aid 5i0..11 as may, already have been-adopted, and to cooperate with other Cominitices winch have b...eit formed fur the like purposes, a Cominittce he appointed, dud that the tot hwing Gentlemen *be of that Cerninittee: G . li, Creaves r.• John Radon, jun. •'' Rev. William .k.lderson Air, Peiet Alr:Sainuel Newbutdd •Air, labies Haw kSley Mr. hlaik Skelton, jun. Mr. Robert Liktitmore. Mr. J. 1): Sizelton Mr. Thomas Harrison Resolved Unanimously, That the Address to Mr..l.ascejles, now read, be left at this house fill the evening of Saturday next Jur Opt:attires, and be afterwards presented or trans. mined Liscelles by the Chairman Resolved, • . . Ishat the. Chairman do cause these Resolutions to be in s erted in THE SUN and The Courier London Papers, the Sticlli.ld k P_,.1.-,ers, the I.euis• liiteltioncet, the York tirgni4 le. silo POUCUStCr Paper, and • such . other papers as • • e may think proper, • STUART C0R1313 IT, Chairman. - Resolved, That fife thanks of thia Mooting be given to the Chairniait fur his able Conduct in the chair,' and to, the -Rev. Thomas Sutton tor moving the Add r.ss. This Day was published, In an elegant smog Volume, price 7s. irehriards. r ni AVELS itt the Ye: 11 - .1806,- from /TA LY to liNGLAIVD, through the 'R ROL. SfYRI A, im. HEMIA, i; A LI CIA, POLAND, and RUSSIA, contain ing the Particulars of the LI BER A TI 0 N of Mrs. SPEN CER SM I TH from the hands of the French Pollee, and of her subsequent Flight throug% the Countries above-niention ed, etketed and written • By the MARQUIS . DE SALVO, Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of Turin, See. 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Printed for Bookseller to tier , Majesty, 190, Piccadilly, London; acd sold by alt the Booksel lers. To the Hon. HEN I< Y LASCE LLES. SIR, Simerely as we lament that our endeavours to return you as one of the Itepresentativ:.s Parli,oneut tor this County are not crowlicci u itU success, yet we, cannot advert to that manly and conductdisplayed by you through the whole of tile id re arduous Contest, without teelinOhe li:ghest degree or N ratiris.ati n a gt•Itith;411011 too naturally arising to oar Mina, hay in;!, §‘lpporieil •a''fifiri*Whoin we consider as " a model fr; 3Citatui." and an bionour to the Cowin) that gave Min nuth. W e nit ve ob‘erveci. with surprise an:i indignation, the asser tion ttia.►e by our Opponent and his 1• scuds as to the gene tai sentiments ut the County of York, but titir sur. pr►se is considerably increased when we ft:h....el utuuttlie.eause . svhicli has led them to make such,. as we cui.Leive, an un founded assertion. In returning Yatir Opponent to Paths. mew, they say that the County of York ha, answered the appeal wnicii - Mar:sty most graciously condescended to to ins People, aisu thus draw an inlet - el:Le, that the'p9- lincs (it time Cuuht) are iii uni3nn with those of the late, alit' 'adverse to those u► the present Achninistration, Aplitat suth an inferenee it. wound be a detelietiun of our duty, and, evince a want of attaelinient to that Lause Which }rib au im niourably stood torward to maintain; did we not enter our 'solemn pro test. When a toenails A ristoc t racy..wished .to obtrude upon His Majesty a Mel%Ure which:he thought he ‘ . oulo not sandion compatibly with his Coronation lath, the '1 own and Neigh bournood of Sheffield preseut.d an Humble Address •to fits MAJCSty, expressive of rli.tolis to hint for .the render wlicitucic with which he had eve: w.k.hed over t h e I nterests of his faithful Subj e cts; we actin,; Op to the'.matier and :pint of that Address, and having seen your's to the County, , toot i to r ward i n your suppOrt, as you did in the support of ottr principles,-principles which we esteem as strictly conso nant with those of our most glorious and eniitable.Constitu tiun both to Church and State. . _ , We cannot conclude this Address without stigmatizing the observation Made by your Opponent, that . the Dissolution of the late liarlianient was a " profligate 56, arming from the most corrupt motives," as an observation, to say -rho least of it, highly improper; nay, our language will not be too strony, it we Cha radterize it as highly indecent. %Vali assurances of attaclunzlit, both to yourself and the cause you tire engaied, and also of our determination. to stipport both when occasion shalt reader it necessary, We reinain, Yoittobliged and faithful Servants, , Sheffield, fuly 18 , 4. , For the GOUT, RHEIIMATISNIS, CONSUME!. Tit/NS, &c. The Rel . % W. WI LSO AN'fl A RTIIRITIC ; or, ALTERATIVE POWDER. H E Inventor of ,this Medicine; f o rmerly a Student in Physic, at Glasgow, is induced to otti:r to the Public an efficacious ReintMy lordly above, as well a s for many DiscaSesdeemed inturablo. 'lt Inks been extensively used in Ireland for several Years, and'its,salutary LiffeetS pre produced in a sate and easy Manner, with' very little, sensible Uperation. —By mixing with the Blood and )vices, it applies itself to the Seat of the Disorder, whis:h it will remove by slow Degrees, from its alteratlVe and healing Qualities, hi ConsuniptiOns,, it will genet- dly succeed in the Two first StAes, and often even to Me last. hi the Scrophula. or Evil, if used early, the Cure will be s peedy, and the Lilco, rated Glands will heal -; and it has been known to rescue the, Patient even after mortal Symptoms had appeared. But Per sons afflitted with Gout, Rheuniatisms, Lanced, and with bilious and nervous Diseases, would do well. to peruse The Philosophy of Physic," written by the taventor (to be had at Symonds's, Paternoster-row, or of the Venders of rlis Me dicine), in which its extraordinary Efficacy will be shetvii in various instances. This POwder does not contain antingre client unfriendly to the human Cofistitution and, instead of weakening, its tendency is to nlvigotate, awl to improve the general health. It occasions no Danger frotn Cold, and re quires neither Confinement nor cluinge of Diet. Sold by F. Newbery anti Sons, at the only Warehouse for Dr. lames's Powder, NI ..o. 45, in St. Paul's .Clinkb-yard, London, in Packets, price 45. 6d. each, containing two Doses.—Ohserve that the words, " F. istewirery, No, • St. Paul's," ale trIgrAVVI in the Stamps. Day was published, price is. Ernhelli,,hed Kitt; tLe tbilowing Caricatur es: i. 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