The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-28 00:00:00

v fr •••,. r : 7 . . # A c i ' r r t. • \ ' ‘i A 0 1 4E1; 4 ,41 4 1 / 641 t vg• • • v~ l~ NUMBER 4534.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. OAT MONDAY NEXT; March 30, 1807, will be performed TIDE WEST INDIAN. Stockwell, Mr. POW ELL; Major 0' Flaherty, Mr. JOHNS TONE; Atl Which Character he will introduce the favourite Song of • AL The,Sprig or - Shillelagh-and Shamrock so Green." Captain Dudley, Mr. EYRE ,• • -Charles Dudley, Mr.,,DE CAMP ; Variant!, Mr. CHERRY ; Charlotte Ruspnrt, Mist DUNCAN; Lady Rusport, Mr?: SPARKS; • ' Louisa Dudley, Miss M L.)l‘4 ; Mrs. Fulmer; Miss IIDsW ELL ; Lucy, • Mrs. SCO'l T. ..Mtet Which will be produced (never pertormed) a new Grand Romantic Melo.Dritn, called THE•WOOD-DIMON; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. "With entirely new Music; Scenery, Machinery. dec. TheOVettute and MuSic composed by Mr. Kelly. Hadyknotc, Mr. DE CA M - P ; • Guelpho, Mr. P ENI.EY Mr. D ,W1:01\1 1 .; - Oiwy, Mr. GIBBON ; Rult, Mr. W EBB ; - Leotyn, Miss C. BR I STO W ; Una. Mrs. H. SI, D DONS ; C loti Ida, Mrs. HA R. i.. 0 Wi. ; • Miss Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second, !'rice as. " - Gallery as. Second Price 15,-0 pper Gallery Is. Se cPnti Price 6d. 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 • On•Tnesday, , The Honey Moon. "i IIEATR . E ROYAL, COVENTA.RDEN.- ( T A N MONDAY NEXT, - March 30, 180 7, will be pert;,r. TOWN AND COUNTRY ; Or, WHICH BEST? The priitcl ~I Characters by Mr. MURRAY. Mr KEMIILE, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr.C. KI , ;MBLE. Mr vAweErr, Mr..BLANCIJA RD, Mr. L'RESWELL. Mr. BEVE,RLY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOVER, - Mrb. MATTOCKS, Mi ss BRuNTON, Mrs DAV ENPOILI'. Mrs. UMERY, Mks TYR.EIt -The Prologue to b..t .4)oken by Mr:•BRUNTON,' The Epilogue by Mr. FAWCETT And NIr.BLANCHARD. WITH HARLEQUIN AND 11101;HER GOOSE; ' Or, THE ,(104.,0F;N LGG. . Principal' Charatters l ' Mother Goose,- Mr. S I MMONS ; tan, afterwards Harlequin Mr. iING and Mr.. 110. LOC, N juh. Avant), afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire, Bugle, afterwards Mr. GRIMALDI ; Odaish, Mr. ME NAG l• • Cabin-Boy (with a Song); Master S NelA L ; • Columbine, Miss S E . • Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. 3s. coed Pricu Zs Gallery zs. .Second Prke over Gallery rs. Second Prie 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places fOr the Boxes to be taken at thei3ox..olliee, in Hart.; Street. The Doors ,to be opened at Half-past 'rive, and, begin at. 1 - ialf.l)..st Six. The new Comedy of Town and Country will be repeAted, with Ilariequiu and Mother Goose, every Evening. till fq thcr notice. BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE. THE BRITISH. FIRE OFFICE, desirous of ex tenduig their 11: , eral Plan of insurance on !louses, Merchan , itze, Shippikg, and' Farming - i n t° , 4 ki iiave appointed Agents in the Cities ac d large Towns teat Britain. of ,Itoin thr Proposals may :az I,ad Gratis, a well as at the principal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, Insurances due at Lady-day must be paid on or before the S t il Day o .April. Conntion - Insurance, 2s. per Cent.— H tzardous, 35.- -Poubly Hazardous, ,s. Eatuting'Stock, 61. per Cent. only. KOBL RT sKET.EON, Sec. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, March, 11307.• PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on cit• - 25th instant .ire hereby informed, that Receipts are no, ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices over the Icoyal_Exehange and it, Pall-Marl, aN well as b) their ,re. EPective Agents in the several Cou:,ties; and the Parties as sured are requested to apply for the :tenewal of their Policies on or before the 9th of April next, as the usual Fifteen Lid } ii)lAved for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, Will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun. secretarY. • Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the Asstrance'Of Buildings, Owes, Merchandize, and Ships, in Vattlour, in Dock, or whil e Building, from Loss or Damage . y I.)re ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui ties on. Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the Assured, Where the Annual Premium amounts to bs. or up wards. • SIR HOME POPHAM. THE Public are respectfully informed, that a succinct and metnodited Relarion of Sir HOME POP .I-lAM's COUR l'-111ART19 I. will be given in ST EE L's LIST of the ROYAL, - NAVY for the ensuing Month of _April. 'cUE RISING SUN. THE Public are respeatlilly informed, that this long-expected Satire alai humorous Produdion tttty row he uad at every Bookseller's, and itt every Circulating Library, in London. Printesl tor A ppleyards Witnpole-street. • Where may be had, just published, " Elizabeth ; or, The Exiles of Siberia." ALL THE TALENTS ! !! Fourth Edition. THE almost unprecedented Sale of Three Edi tions of the above I), etical Satire in less than Three IVeeks, renders it necessary for the Publisher to inform the numerous Ladies and Gentleinen, who haV'e beed-Cl4.7.ppoilited. in receiving it, that the .Fourth Edition, price 3S':6(l. is now ready. Printed for 1. Stockdale, 4t, about_ the ni4l,le on the North Side of Pall-Mall. Where may be had, beautifully printed and hotLpressed, trice ts. th e on ly carte d Edition of • that celebrated - Poem' -Elijah's Mantle. • TOSEPII DALE, MUSIC-SELLER, No:' 19, coriihin ; .holies-stren, Oxford-street ; and No. ts 1, New B ordl-street, r.:tiring from that concern, tdkes this op, POrtunity of returning, his grateful 7 ,l'hatiks to the nobility, an the Poolic in generat, - for the l'atrOtke`and S,t l i)pi.rt which Itritas so many years'hail ihe honour f6•tikpe- Tlettee; .and 111 st, respe.,:i hi Ily begs leave' to • reconimeno to their notic e hi s Suns 10,11Pfl W 11.1.1:1N1,.who will carry un the whole B;:lsii:css, at N'. , t 9, Coral - 01, zopposiie 'the I<oyal .Exen,inge.—:f lie Shop in 10,id-street,nand'triat•in -Oxfam-street, Willi, the Music Libra , y, Disp , SM togetlw or a arat e , he Private Coutr.:Lt l Sdle takes plus, the Iln.,:nes ; •,, - with evely now l'uJln.._,tion, wil t l b t:t4ristki Ida ds Lattal, • SA TUiiD A 1, MARCH 28, 1807. _ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDUE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesims the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. . Extraordinary Engageotem tot twenty-four Nights. (.1N MONDAY NEXT, March 30, 1807, and every Evening during the Holidays, PAs.T I. GRAND EQUESTRIAN INTRODUCTION, Various Manoeuvres, &c. by Me.srs. Parker, Crossinan, Smith, and Daviess Grand popular Troop, including all their Horses. This Performance will be assisted byTthe famous Band of Pandean Musicians,; • , . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENT.I,E:VIEN; ANIMATED in the mot teksiible manner by . the repeated assurances of support 'which I continue to receive, I oust ! main expresi-m rrriest gratitude for such additional and disinterested 'narks of favoiir. " I have already humbly submitted to you my pretension S -to fill a seat in the , Direction, The, experience of a great por . .. tion of my life in the Company's service,. combined with en . tire leisure, constitute the groUnde of those pteten sums ; more I cannot otter,: and mor!• lam sure you do' not require in a Candidate, to enable him to discharge the duties of this int portant station ; but I may, I trust, without presumption, give you my Solemn assurance, that •in the event of my suc:. cess (and tireiecepti,ln't havemet with in my canvass leaves me no roci,n to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the utmost, and the whole of my time be devoted to the fulfil ment of every duty Comtetied with the prosperity of the LaSt India Company.• I trust that those Preprieted to whom. I havenot yet paid my res pects, will not impute, the apparent negled to any other than the real cause, the extensiveness of the Canvass... • , 1 have the honour to be, . . Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant, Feb. rt,. ilk,. • RO.I4ERT WILLIAMS. N:l4. , Caprain Williams's ComnUttee meet every Wednes day. at the King's Head Tavern; in the Poultry, and attend front Nleren to Five c'elock, by whom any communications will be thankfully received. SPR}NG WHEAT. • tIDGE and PARSONS, No. 15, Borough, icspectfully inform the Public, that they have on Sale a quaitity Of.the ab we Article, which they warrant true in its kiria, and which-was proved by nutty Gentlemen,•at Lord Sointrville'S cattle Sli4W; to:have been Sown theilatter end of A)ril, and prodifccd a more abutidant Crop than the Wheats sown at ilie.uSipd tithe in ilia Atitthiur. ;•.! I.,ndon, lan2h zB, 1807. . AVEBURY HOUSE. • •Ti) 'BE LETT, FURNISHED, - VEBURY MANOR HOUSE.--Asebury is i A. situated 'in as airy and healthy. Part of the County of Wilts, and in a fine Sporting Country, within one Mile of the Great Bath Road, six from Marlborough, eight from DviizeS, five from Calne, twelve. from Chippeaham and nine from Swindon, to all of which Places there are excellent Roads. _ _ . Any Pirson wishing to view the. Premises may see them, by applic.ati :n to Mr. Hickley, at Avebury, from whom, or from Mr. Nleyler, at the Castle Inn, Marlborough, or Mr, HalcAnb, at the Bear Inn, Devizes, further Particulars may be obtained. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By-Permission of the Board of Customs, for Exportation, Duty tree, on Wednesday, the Bth April, 1807, at Ten o'Clitck in the Forenoon, on the Premises of Mr. Edward Imgulde;l, :it Deal, D RY GOODS saved from the Brig GEORGE, t BENI \MIN BA RN ET, Master, wrecked on the Main, reerValiner Castle, the 18th of February last, on her Voy. age troli London to Lisbon ; consisting of about 350 Bundles or Iron loops, 33 Chests and 7 Casks of Swords awl Scab. bards; 4 Cases of Steel, tzo Guns, Muskets, and Gun. Barrels; a large Quantity of Thimbles, Needles, Brass Scale-Bemis, Strike-Fires, Awls, Nippers, and Locks. The Goods may be viewed on the Monday, and Catalopes had, oy Ipplicatton to aMessrs. S. Fridag, Giese, anal Co. London, or to Mr. Edw ard Isgulden, Deal. [PRICE N PEt. Ni,IPT-OFFICIS; kfarek 26, .0,7,7 frHE PRINCIPAL OFFICER''' and CO AIMIS- - .$'lllN E 12S of h7..i 11174 . yE8-I , Ps -N-41/ Y - do b,reb_y— F,-ive that 6it 811, :ti oit .'4165.1"; they nt•ill .be rea,ty , treat er..dtb web Persons o.tn/ty willing to Contraa for himiLtint, in f,e• IVver M a w s , Bk) A CS, agreeable to, 4 Draught which, with a hi,rm c_,‘ the Tender, may he seen at kid,- Office. • No Tender will he receiVed alder Twelve o'clock ,v; tie dr; d' .1 Treaty, nor ar t y noticed the P,arti , , or an Agent for hi as, - attends. ; PART li. UNPARALLELED EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES By the First Troop of Pei tbrmers in the World. PART ill. Elevated and astonishing Performances on the Tight Rope, with the Flying Horseman's wonderful. Agility on Horse back. PART J.V. Grand Operatical Ballet of Aelion, with its extensive Stage Spe•qacle, Scenery, Machinery, &c. called JOCKEY AND JENNY. PART V. _ • The whole to conclude with an entirely new Pedestrian and Equestrian Cornie Pantomime, called MOTHER BIT-NCH, • • AND THE •YELLOW DWARF. Prospectus of the Scenery. Scene r. Fairy Castle or Polished Moonlight, With its Eclipse. Princess A tltair's Fate detreed. Tne ellotV Dwarf enforces his Power. Mother'Bunch's lEnel De:. scent. The supernatural appearance'ot the Spectre of the _ Forest; Interior of a Persian Palace. , All'.ca Dream. Arrival of the King of the Golden &lilies. His Nuptials prevented. The Fairy Box exploded.. The Magic - R►ng,: prunes fatal, and the Palace in consternation. 3. Extensive Sea View. Nautical Excursion. Friendly, interference of a Sea-Nymph and Mermaid, with Bunch erando's perilous A;:ventures. 4. Sea-Port, Quay, and r amily Hotel. The Yellow Dwarf and his Pr►ze sate mooed. Buncherandp's extra.. - ordinary it; rival a. la Rluncliziusen , l and the real Lovett introduced. 5 . i n side n t Marine Ho,e,. Preparations for . Dinner. Pleas ing MeeiloK and Discovery. "fate inn in uproar, and Pro vidential Escape. • 6. eillintry. View and Turnpike Gate. •. Supplies for Mar ket. The Cavalcade in Motion. Equestrian Disasters, .and the Pursuers ,ate lodged. 7. sr Net View. Adventures of a Milk-Maid. 8. Shrubbery and Alcoves. The garden - Chair bewitched, and Parent Pillory'. 9. and Landsc.ipe. Song, Timothy Twist. Ways and Means. Supplies' obtained. A good Retreat. Tie P'edlar's Budget transformed, 'and Fasilion.ible Levities.• to. Exterior of a Country 11111.. ReLreshirunts toomi neces. sary. A good Meal `spoiled. Hob . .n the Welt, and one above sees all. . . interior of a City. The Baker's daily Excursion. Two I Dedti Men better than One Alive. P till Devil pull Baker, • , and the Barrow enchanted. t 2... Exterior of Dwait's Castle The Runway' Reclaimed, flow sweet's tile Lwie that meets Return The fortunate Escape, and the Disasters ok the Tea- Vitale. Mi hook; iell. Needs must, ,vlten the Devil :rives. 14. Park and Plantations. .Tlie r..l,tAtcat "luttps, and Curio sity punished. • • ts..' View of a Square., .Antipathy Conspicuous. Great tell, and the Simi= Amonated. 16. P.m:hawed Wood 'hid 11.dusive Bowers. Right, mid Wrong. T'wo Heads better than Due. Both Sides of the Qn,:stion', and Po imprope.ily made use of. . 7. Cave of Witchcraft. l'..e Time is come. kvii needs meet due • IS. P•iz4:,••). Einetaids. A 1 l's %Veil ;hit Ends I%`eli ness . Restored, .and ConstancSy Rett4titted. • .The'whole ot• the Scener) design:Al b.y Mr Grieve, and executed by him, Messrs. Matthews, Skate, Clark, and As 'rue Mechanical Tricks and Prop.•rties b, Mr. Bradwell, ai.ddcc ,,, atetl by Mr Perez, with Assistants. The Machinery by Mr. ['oat and nutiteious Assistants. The l) eases by Air. and Mrs. tkc. The Poetry by Mr. Upton. The Mush., with a Gran , i Overture, by Nir. Sanderson. . And the whole produced by Mr •ASTLEY, jun. Doors to oe opened at Halt past Five, to begin at Half past Six. Boxes, 4s. Pit, zs. Gallery /5,- , .—Secnnd Price at H a lf past Eight. ?laces to oe taken at the Box-OffiSce,,Westininster Bridge. No Serv a nts can possibly keep Places after Hail past %yen o'clock. PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY INSTITUTION, PALL-MALI.. . DIRECTORS. Sir Jas. Cockburnc,ofLangton, lames Wright, Fsq. Hart. Limier Secretertat State lohu kidward Bateman, Esq. Sir M. M. Lopes, Ban. Ludy* Kati ham, Esq. G. F. Strattori_, ksq. lohn'Pruwett, Esq.• HONORARY DIRECTORS. _ Sir Digby Mackworth. (ohs Gosling, Esq. lames Patterson, Esq. R. Green, Esq. Samnel Sketchley, Esq. 'Thomas Hague. Esq. Philip Palmer, Esq. CAPITAL of this INSTITUTION eon- JL sisis of Shares of 201. each, to ae paid in full, or by Instalments of tos. per Share, at the opnun of • the Sub scriber; the Money is invested on well-secured Annuities, : and the Lives insured, and it is the object of this Institution. to benefit the Granters of Annuities, by giving more years purchase than is usually paid. It is customary to give no more than six years purchase, that is about [7 per cent.-- - . This Institution will save such persons nearly fi ve p er cen t. and at the slate tune materially benefit the Subscribers, who will obtain eight per cent. for their Money in perpetuity, besides receiving a Bonus periodically, Irom the Insurances of the Lives on which Annuities are purchased by this Office, independent of the sum the Lives are insures for; and will also be al)le to obtain the principal again, if wanted, by disposing - of their Shares. To Benefit Societies this Institution will be highly advan .tageous, as byinvesting - their Money therein, they may in crease their principal if they diuse, by applying the surplus of 'their Interest above five , per cent. for that purpose, an d the Dividends may be received half yearly. The Shares, by a - fate Resolution of the Proprietors are to he increased, and Books are open to receive - Subscriptions at M'esl.'Hodsoll and stirling,-Barikers in the Strand;_. Mess. • Prescott, Grote. - and Co, Bankers, Bankers, and at the I-louse of the Institution, Pall Mall ; but.the. books wil i be cloSed immediately the number• pr,posed shall be Subscrihen for.' - ' • . • ' The Subi::riptioWori New Shares, where the InStalments .only are paid, are nzAv•One Pound per Share, being the two 'lnstiiments now dice, of Tea Shillings each. . MPSol , l,'SoiiCitor to the Institution. - • - .OM-LBLAINS - are prevented from breaking, tormenting itching instantly removed, by wtcyr ILt‘D's ESSENCE, of A'IUSTAitU, universally esteemed tot - Au extraordinary efficacy in ltheumatisms, P.ffsies; - Gouty 'Affections, and Complaints attic Stomach; . - birt“Ottere tins certain remedy has been unknown, or tie. ~ gleeteaclo.nd the Ciiiloiains have•aCtually broke, WHITE., •• II FAMILY .0 1:K1E will ease.the pain, and very, speedil:• - neal theM. It is equally efficacious in ulcerated Sure Legs, Scorbutic ErUptiohs, Blotches, Pimples, Rmg. worms. Shingles. Brealcings out on the !''ace, Nose, Ears; and•tyc , lids So , : and lidlamed Eyes. hu n ts, and Scaids Sore Heids, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every de4 scription. , Piepaied. and. sold by IL I/I-INS - I'ON, Apothecary; • No. t 5, Greek-street, Soho; London, tile ilessence and PilLs at:zs. 9:1. each—the Cerate, at is. qd. Sold by every Me dicine Vender in' the United Kingdom. * *.The k.;elluine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name lottoston insertaon it. ESSRS. BRANSOOMB and CO Joint Con tractors fur the present Lottery 'and Proprietors of the Lucky lottery Offices, No. 11, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Hay market, 'solicit an immediate ettenti9n of the Public to the Scheme of the New LOTTERY, which will befim lid to contain art unusual numosr Capital Prizes ; and the first-drawn Tickets on eacn, of the first tour days of drawing must be entitled to 20,0061. each ; and the first 3ir2o Tickets will divide ,a bonus of 33,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is recomniended by the above Proprietors, who, in the. Lotteries for iSoi and It-6, sold, in 267 diflerentShares, the following Capit a ls, namely, • No. 3330 . • . 13001. Nu.' 13,747 . . . 'lo,oool. 1 1 , 477 • • • I. ° 6 °!. 45 6 . • •• 24.699 • ' • . rooot. 9219 . . . zo,oool. 16 ,Sol . . . Zeool. 11,643 . . 2 9 , 0 6 0 1. • • 17.915 . . . zr)ool. 7686 . . 20,0201. 4,)77 . . . 5 col. 7757 . . . 2502,21. • •1t,871 . . . s'oool. 12i719 . . . 25,0001. NVitli 1,6 Prizes of 5001, and a great number of tool. 501. .4c. and where the first 3:,0001. and the l'ist '25,c001. ever sold v..ere shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de mand. 4, 4„ORNHILL, and .4 - 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH 'solicits the attention of the Public to • the SCHEME ofthe•NhW ED TT E KY, in another part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an un usual number of Capital Prizes, with the novelty of zo,oool. being allotted to the First-drawn Ticket on each of the first Four Days ; in addition to which, the first 3000 Tickcts drawn out. of the Wheel , are entitled to 101. each; over and above any Benefit that may he drawn against them ; an early iiiiichase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of •Ca pital Prizes is sure to be drawn in the first Four Days. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 2147, and 66n, The Two last Floating Capitals of 30 - ,0001. each, were both . Shared and Sold, And vrhere Twenty-one Capital l'iizes were Shared and Sold in the boom! present Year, *** The. Lottery begins 14th of April._ Sfq-Etiol!) WORK. UESCRIPTIVE OF MODERN ° LONDON. Day was published In One large and elegant 4to. illustrated by Sixty Enwravings - by - the lirst Artists, plain anti cuioured;. pried Ttiiee Guineas in boards, MODERN LONDON : of a Brief Hiitory of the Metroillisof the Witisti Empire, end of a full and circumstantial oescription of its present State ; ill ustratA b'y'beaui iful cnaratteristie Engravings representing all' the Places of ,nett public llesurf s and, the principal, Buildings: This • Work is the only existinc 'Publication of sullicieni consequence and authority to illustrate to Foreigners and Strangers the We'al•fti; Spiendotrr, Population, and Magni, tude of the largest City in the World. It was publislw,i ex, pressly with th.it 'design, and it is calculated to tonver to ti)e remotest Nations - the clearest Ideas-relative to London, and to preserve the Recollettion of its must interesting E.:i tureS:to those Persohs who are. or ban Won Lipiliar with them. Printed for R. Phillips, 6, Bridge.stmet, Blackfriars, and to be had of all Booksellers and .Deakrs iik Rooks. Of whom may be lad, by the sanac Editor,.price ss, bound in red, The Picture of London for. iso7. Also, Tile Arnbulator ; A Guide to the Environs of Ix don. A new Edition, corrected to )an. iSo7, with Plat s. Price gs. boards. ' i 3 OURTEENTH OF APRIL 'GOVERNMENT STATE 1.0 FTERY. BEGINS DRAWING, • And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds in Sterling Money . THIS is the most extraordinary . SCHEME ever produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece. dented Number of Grand Prizes makes ' Every Lottery.t)tfice a Templt•of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in the Komi to Riches; Every Ticket drawn 14th April will be a Prize; • ' • Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. • 4 --- Prizes of kz o , ooo - - are - . , 080,000 •, 4 - - - - 10,009 - - - - - 40,000 4 - - - - 5 000 - 2oiooo Jo - - - - tOO% - - - - - - Jo,oc 10 - - - - 500 - sovo 3 0 - - - too - 3000 4 1 - - - • so - 2o,:o 3000 - - - - 20 - - 6c,000 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - - - - 33,000 25,000 Tickets 7 C250,00d First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - -,C 20,000 Ditto - - " - • ad Day - - 20,000 Ditto - - Day - - 20,030 Ditto - - - 4th Day - - 20,000 Ditto - - - sal Day - to,ooo • • Ditto - - - - 6th llay - - 10,000 TICKETS and. SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offiecs in England, Ireland, and Scotland. The First-drawn 'Picket will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. - - Ticket - • . • ,C t 17 or Half . - Pe 3 o Eighth . ,Ca 12 `o Quarter 5 3 o Sixteenth •- x 6 6 VICIVALLINU .- OPFIE'L, .. . . , • , :, March t 6, 7507. T COMMI3#SIONERSfoi- VICTUALLING ~ _ __. . .. , (us AYE S ' r',", .N,l v y do - hei - eby giTji Notice, Mt: cn Friday the 3 t /./. Att it irext tI4E will air ready to-recriq.,.d Tezufet .1 in Writiog (sealed stp), and treat for the Sapp4i , .g. (on separate. eontraa) of 4a6at SEA PROVISIONS maybe ?f -: quired for the use of IN Majesty's Shis- and Vesiels a! '... 1, ,, , ,, , ek, and at Siranraer, and in Lock Ryan, or, the coast,c/ .1c,.1., fir Twelve Months certain, front the 2ctb:ll.lsy nex t, „.,,,,,,,/ /;,,,.. t anti! Six 44onths tt.sarning shall be given for the :t - 7...:.; :..••••,,, th'ereof ; the made of payntent to be by ,Htilf; pajable, : i:.'1...: I .ir - ,r4:46, ninety dioi a/icr date. . ._ The C6ndltione tie Contrath may be .1' a' 'lvy% Of fi ce ;cr aphiring fo the it:aka ,rs ,be Greenock and Stranrarr respeßively. No be .68,4 -to Teller In -u.. 1 21r1; th?`Price .t. en , ..-reed in '24.1,1,6 al 4,1 gtd-, - • ••• •-•-•••• 0 the Board befgre One orr April next, nor kifiCSf the Persvi vcl), makes ;he Teede;,. ar some Person nn his behalf, riflemis, to answer called 'll-1E NEW 11011 SE OF CO:IMONS. , This' pay was publis!ied, Price tes. 6d. in boards ; t ts. in rod ; or tzs. calf-gilt, a Nc‘V rtxl Entark . tifl Edition, revisel to the Ist of "Nlar.:l), or' A . BIObRAPHICAL INDEX tO. tl le L' 'HO-S -. , Of CP:11 MON,S, containing brief but .corr&dNotic.-:3 of the Lives, the' Family' and Par:). Co.ln:dions, t tie Seimt , ,.' ri:itcharader and Condua, and othe r useful and satiiiaidory, Particulars reiativ'C'to 11 1 the Members of the !mien mobs tiouso'cif ParliaMent drawn up mid printed a!=•.4 pinion to life Court Kalendars and ale Pocket Pc.2.ra4,:j. Printed to R. Philiip,6,Bridg : e-stret, Blauckfria6.; and to behad of :::11 li,oks..lllers. • Ofmitioni may he had; in 9 Vols. complete, or either VOL" separately, Memoirs of Public Charaners bet wceil the }ears int and igo7, price loi. 6d. per Vol. in boards, ed with Porrraits. MONEY MOBLEMEN; • GENTLEMEN, &C.' are re- - • spedfully informed, they maybe supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgaize, secured oil Free hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or House;, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows: jointures, Clergy.. men's Livings, or any other Property ; Persons of respeztabi. lity may be supplied on their personal Security only. Gen. tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twei ye till Two, or Letters (post paid) addresstd to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. to, South-street. lierkeley -sqrtare. AN ADDRESS. WHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's piton. solicits the attention of the Public,- it is with , a . pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge that this celebrated Medicine is too tiniversaffy lamed tor its un equalled virtues as-a . Specitie in Fevers'cl ;very descrioti ,, n, Colds, and all Disorders arising froM nostruded Perspira 'ion, to permit such an Address to appear intrusive ; for to poSsesS ability to save a Fellow-creatures life, and use it 'not, is to be deficient in duty to God and Society. The. nu merous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, when all other means have failed; best 'prove its title to the universA estimation it has Obtained,. That motives of gain should have deprived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Efficacy Of these Drops by the introduction of a deleteriotis Counterfeit; is to be lamented; but the favour of Government has per; , mitted an e1l7;1ual gutted against this baSe fraud, by the name of " Thomas Norris Moore" engraved on the . Stamp round each Bottle:. as the StaMp Duty now equally extends to EX:- portation i .it iS hoped Druggists and Venders will attend to this indisputable inark of their,being genuine, as all possible means have, and will be taken, to expose such a,dangerous • imposition in the NVest-lntlia islands, 'where they are highly valued as a sovereign Remedvin the most malignant of Pu trid dDisorders, called the YELLOW FEVER. The Family Bottle, 225. to be' had only at the Dodoes House, No, eg, ,Lower rook-stwet; . wite,e. Orders for Ex portation are duly executed. Smaller sizes, at I is. and 25: nth sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Bacon and Co. Np. iju, Oxford-street. 1411 W MEMCINE ACT NEWBERY and SOS, . : N - o:4' 5 St.. Paul's Church-yard, London, Proprietors 'of Dr. James's Powder. and other valuable 'Preparations, inform the - Public, that in conseqUence.of the New. Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will -be •iri future as. 9d. per Packet, or ti. Ss. 6d per Dozen ; but The quantity of a Dozen Packets in .a Bottle (as made : up ter the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Newbery, •No. 4.i,', St. VattPs," . are engraved in the Stamps, which it is resumed will be a stacient sccui ny against Countethits, his Signa .ture on the Labels wall be discontinued. . The . following are the Prices of their other Medicines, Stamps included ,• but those who purchase six, or more; at a time, will .be.allowed the Stamps gfitis s. a. d. I 9 Dr. James's Powder 2 9, Dalby's Carminative Do. ina .13ottle. - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate . Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 o Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTinet.of Bark 4 o The Antibilious Pills 2 9 1)r. Huxham's ditto o Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc z 6 Tonic Pills 2 9 Do_ConVulsionOil 2.• 6 English , Coffee - 2 9 Ditto Nitre I)fops 2 6 Carrut her's Drops 2 9 Do. Catnonitle Drops I 9 Essence of G ing . er - 2 9 Do.. Paregoric Lozenges t xi Ditto Peppermint t ti Angibaud's Bloisditto t xi, Dr. flooper's Pills t xi EssenceolColtsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - i xi Mr Spence's Dentifrice 4,p lnglish's Scots Pills t, o Cephalic Snuff ' t o Henry's M ignesia -2 6 Jones's Rheum . . Tind. 3 6 Norton's Dmps - 5 6 Perry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilshury's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandt.r's Tea z 9 Wilson's Alterative 4 6 GreenotulesTindure t xi King's Odom:Ogle 2 9 Do. Tolu Lozenges r N. B. As many Persons mistake the House of Messrs, NeWbery, observe, that it is at the East End or St. Paul's, four Doors.from Cheapside, with these words inscribed On the FrOnt—" THE ONCY WAREHOUSE. FUR DR. JAMES's POWDER.,'