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4 ,:r tl, or? ,~~':~ 'V c ,14;;Atkil4 • - • 4- () , if NUMIER 4529.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE..• . ON MONDAY NEXT, March 30, 1307, will be performed._ THE iNVESY INDIAN. Stockwell, •Arir, ; Major O'Flaherty, Mr. lOt STONE ; In ivhion_ Chat:4:t.sr the t4vo . urite Song of " The Sprig of Snillelagli arittSniarhrii.:k Green." • Captain Duiney, Mr. EY 3 Charles Dudley, Mr. DE CA NiP ; • - 'garland, •Mr. Charlotta Rusport, Miss DUN cAN; , • , • . Lady Rusport, Mrs.. SPA I( ;, • • LottisalltidleY - 0 Nis* ME - L 0 N.; tlrs. Fulmer, Miss "el DS vi/LL; Lucy, Mrs. SCOTT. After which will be procluce444,-naver perturmectra new Grand - -• ' Romantic; iWel ,, -Dramt - caltcd . `THE 'WOOD WZNIOi'N.T; Or, T 141: CLOCK 'STRUCK. t With entirely new Music. Seeder?, Machinery, lice. The Overture and Music composed y Mr: Kelly. • • Ha4i,,ktit.tt; , ,• Mt, I7Ii,;(7.KUPV :•-•••• Gugiplio, Mr. PE N 1 4 E - - Uswy, Air.ClabON ; E-BB"; •-•;" ..Leolyn, Miss C. Bais:row ; Una.. Mrs. U. SI DI)ONS Clotilda, Mrs. HAIL-LOWE.; • Paulin;, Mies K E L LY. Emma 6s. Second y rice Pa '35. 6d. . St'cond Price '2s, Stwond Price Gallery as. .Se.- cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returnecL Places for the Boxes to be taken at the box-offide, inLittk Russel-street. , , • The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at gaif.past . , , THE NEW PLAY. • This Day was published. price Half-al-Crown, +THE CURFEW; a Play, in Five Aas, pep- I. forming with great Applause at. the Theatre Royal, ,Drury-lane. By the late jthirq TOBIN, Esq. Author of 'fhe Honey Moon. • __. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, bnd to be had of al t Booksellers. \VEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. THE PROPRIE'T'ORS of, this Undertaking are hereby required to pay into the hands of I osias Henry Stracey, Esq. the Surer, at the Banking House of Mess. Marsh, Sibtatcl, and Co. 6, Berner's-street, OxtOrd-street, tit further , Sum of tol. per Cent. on ttie.ir repeelive lions, OD or before the 14th Day of April next. ' ROBERT S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk to the Corhy . 4.oy. 43, Great Russell-itreet, Bloomsbury, • March 23, 1807. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Hiji Court, ot. Cl 1...6 uicerv. nude in a Cause of F ND IKS against NIANSELI. ' the Creditors of JOHN HILL, loteot.Ciees court, Oxford-street, in the County of -Mibidieseic, Barbel', deceasedi , Are. on or before the 24ib day of Apid, 1807, to 'come iri and prove their Debts before folid9rri; Esq. out of ;the MaAter-askl the said Court, at his ,ChafriEers, in South- Chancery-iinie, London ; or, in detault iberait, the./ will be ,veremprorily exciuded the benefit of the said Decree. Apply to Mr. Joshua *Mayhew, No. 6, New Boswell. cuurt, Carry,swet.' :ipPRSUANT . to . a Decree of ,the. *High .Court of Chancery, bearing elate the. tsiti day of • nude in a Cause, F LAN DE k . ..szainst MANS LL, ~vlteie_ by john Ord, Esq. one, at the :thtsters Of the said Court, is. tlirt:Cied tcrinquire who , was, or were,. then entitled to the :clear resid . ue•of the Personal Etqte of 1014.1s1.HILL, late , of Gees-court, Oxtord-str:et, in the -Parish of st. Mary -ie bone, in the 'County 'of Middles&x, - Bather, who died' in ap 3 , every. PersoncLimlng to be so entitled is, on or before the 24th diy - of It wit, to' •conie -in before , the saiOlas,ter,at his Chismbers, inSoutitarnpm-bui Wings, Chancery -lane,. Loncton,.and -Make nut a-title thereto ; or, to defaLilt thereof, every Person will be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. • _ _ _ _ _ _ josbua 441sylifw No. 6 New Bosv.'ell. court, Solicitor. FO.O.RIE ENTH OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STA T'E 1.0 i TERY BEGINS DRAWING, • And contains Two Hundred and Fitty Thousand Pounds in Sterling • THIS is the extr49nliitary SCHEKE ever produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dented Nuniber of Grand Prizes makes Every. Lottery-Offic.e a Temple of Wealth ; Xvery : Advent.urer is_ in the Road ter Riches ; Every Ticket drawn 14th April will be a Prize; .Evory.,Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. • 4 Prizes of £zo,ooo - - are - ,CBo,ooo 40,000 4 . - 5000 1000 9 °3 - 50-o - 100 4 0 - SO 3000 - - - 20. . - ba,ooo 300-..• First-drawn Tickets.lo each - 30,000 25,030 Tickets .____ k 2 50,000 First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - ,C 20 . 0,53 Ditto - - Day - - 2, , 000 Ditto - - - 3d Day - - 20,,00 Ditto - - 4th Day - 20.000 I%ittO sth Day - 10,0:0 Ditto - - 6th Day - I 0 000 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished OfficeS iii Eiikiand, I telaad, and Scotland. The First-drawn seceive Twenty Thousand Pounds. - . - Cl 9 t 7 o iaif - - - r {: 10 3 0 Eigl4tll - . 12 0 Quartet - - 5 3 o Sixteenth - z 6 6 ST AT4-60 TT P.. R Y. 4 Prizes of - Czoono Prizes of root, 4 - io,ooo to - - - 500 4 _ - - 5000 &C. Scc. See. WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, ki Charing-cross, are selling the T,I . CKETS and SHARES Of the present state Lottery, to begin Drawing the 14th of Item Month. This Lottery.contains an unusual ittlmber of the highest Capitals, and - gives to the first Three Tipusand Tickets oSer and above any. other . Prizes that ;nay be drawn .agaittst them. ' 4, CORN.IIILL, and g, CHARING-CROSS. BISH solicits.the.attention of the Public to • trft S EME ot the N W T;IERy, iu another part of this 4 ) aper, which will be found to contain an un usual number of Capital Vrires, with the inovelty of 2.3,c;001. being ~,lotted to the First.drawn Ticket on each'of the first Four Daps ; in addition to which, the .first 3000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are =Wed io 101. :•leh, over and above any Benefit that niay• be drawn against them . ; an early purchase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Ca pital Prizesis.sure to be drawn in the first Four Days. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, Where NO.S. 2147, and 6631, The Two last Floating Capitals of 33,0001. each, were both Shared and Sold, And where Twenty-one covital Prizes % , •cre Shared and Sold et' in. the 1: and present Year. 11.— - . 6 . " r- -, zr '•?3 lit t e , I : 0 ..,.. "- ...41., To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • - ANIMATED in the lost sensible manner by the repe4te4 assurances of support which I continue to rtceive; I must again "ex nreSs` my warmest gratituiie for such additional and disinterested marks of favour. _ I have already humbly *minted to you my pretensions to till a seat in the Direction. The experience _of a great por thn of my life in, the CoinparWs service, combined with en tire leisure, constitute the grounds:of those ptetensions' ; mpre I-cannot offer, and more I am sure you do not require in a Candidate, to enable hire . to'discharge the duriesht this'im- Pprtant station :bpt . f . npy,.,l trust, without presumption, give youmy solemn assurance, that in the event of my sue- Loess (and the re.ceptihn'.lrbave met with in my danyass leaves me no i - oht to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the Omit, and 'tl-e ;vho'le- of my time be devoted to the fulfil ment of eyery.duty connected with the prosperity of the East Prlttia on - if:tatty: - I trust that those Proprietors to whom I-have not yet paid my respells, will not impute apparent negled to any other than the teal cause, the extensiveness of the Canvass. I have thehonous to be, , ;, tidies and Gentlemen - , Your Most obedient and °Wi t - s ect humble Servant, Bi"robin-lane. Fib, r, iSa7. It() Li WILLIAMS. Captain.Williams's Committee meet every Wedries day, at the -K ing's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend from Eleven to Five o'Clock, by whom any communications will be thankfully received: March 16, [B4. ', 4 k 'a Numerous and Itegpeetable MEETING of the Friel - v.1570t'. Lieut.-Colonel IOEI N t3A N E N, at the Head Tavern, in the Poultry, the fol lvwrng kesolutions were unanimously Carried : P. CRAUFU la.) BRUCE, Esq. M.P. L:1 the Chair; . Resolved, That' it 'is the opinion 'a this Meeting that' the energy, ability and intqrity of. Lieut. -C'olphel Bannerman, winch have been uniformly manifested by iiis ccinduCt in the important Military and Diplomatic Stations he tilled during a period of twelity- four years aaual residence in India, render that distinguished Officer in a peculiar degree qiutlitied for •the important Situation of an East India Diretlor. ReSi4ved also, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the' Court of Directors; the Governor-General in Council of Innia,-and the Governor in Council at M4ras, in the. high terms of approbation bestowed by them zespeClively on the Public Servizes of Lieut.-Colonel Bannerman, will useits utmost mteavours. on the present occasion, to promote and .secure his 1; lation. • P. C RA. FU DBRUCE - , Chairman. Colonel. Banner:nut's Committee will - rneet • iklOnday next, the 23ti inst. at the,King's Head Tavern, in the Poul try, from Eleven till Four, where any friendly collllllUllkit. tions wdl be gratefully received. LIFE of 'LORD NELSON, by the Rev. 1. S. CLARKE, Librarian to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; and M'ARTHUR, F.sq. • "'CM Publishers respealuily announce, that this I. Authentic and National Work, patronised by His Royal Highness the Pritice of Wales, .nd sanctioned by Earl Nel son and his Family, is advancing with as'intiCh expedition as the nature of so important aid magnificent a Pii , lication will. 'admit. The vast store of originA and interesting _DOcatinents communicated to the -Editor, is undergoing the most care. tut selection and arr4ngement, and will very soon be ready tor the Press. Foil! Historical Pidures are already finished -by Mr, tVestall. V i,:ws of the Actions Of Aboukir, COPen;- hagen, and ratalgar, have been painted by Mr. P,ocock.4- The DeAll n tne lamented Hereis assigned to Mr... Vest, I'reasknt to vie Royal Aca4eniy. These, and the remaining Pitrtires`,-`with Proefs of some of the-Engravings, Will shortly be submitted to the inspection of the •• The - Wdrk will he prin till in the most elegant manner, by Bensle4 and thc:outnher of Copies will depend. upon the number of good I in,iressions that can be taken of the., En gravings !.it is them tore recommended to such of the Nobility Gentry agate ter good Impressions, to send - early _notice to the Publishers, Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Str;:nd; and,Mr. Miller, Alhemark-mreet. The Price - . was, on.the first or !Lily last, advanced to Six Guineas, or, with Wroof I ropmssions of the Plate's 'Eight Guin6is; and the Money ErnY be Paid tither on' giving the order, or on delivery of the Wc4k. . . An Alphabetical Cist of Names, with the dates of Orders (according to which thz• Copies•will be delivered), will be . printed and annexed to the Voluinet and Books containing the Orders,receivert,incittcling atrea4 a very con_ shier - able proportion of the must distinguished NaMes in the - United Kingdom, trt4 be seen at Messrs, Cadell and D. vies's, Strand; and Mr. Miller's, Albemarle-street, - • if 6NDA Y, MARCH 23, 1807. NEW MUSIC, • Published by GOULDING and Co. tl7, New Bond-street. THE celebrated Son of the BATTLE 'of M AI DA, as sung by Mr. Witham, with unprecedented applause, at 'the Oratorios, composed by Mr. RAuzzini, price as. 6d. The Tear; sung by Miss Parke, composed by ditto, price is. 6d. Blythe were the Hours, sung by,Mrs. Ashe, composed by ditto, price rs.6d. Early Days, a favourite Ballad,. now .singing by Mrs. Ashe. at the Hanoverlquare Concerts, composedby Sir I. Stevenson, Mus. Doo. price is. Alf, nought can compare with "the Maid that - 1 love, coin posed by dittci, price ts. Why does my Love her Linnet mourn ? composed . by -ditto s price is. Let 4orrow seek her native night, a duet. for two Voices, comprise by ditto, price is. 6d. TITC wonderful 'Dottor, a favourite comic Song,, sung. with unbounded applause at thp Theatre, composed by T. Cooke, 'Ouhliti, price is. 6d. Tice Duke of Bedtord's grand Slow and Quick March, as perforMed by the Duke of York's Band, arranged fur the Harp and Piano Forte, by T. Cooke, price as. Ditto, for a Military Band, price 4s. A Selection from the celebrated works of Handel, for one, two, or three Voices, adapted with an accom'paninfent for the Piano Forte, by J. Mazzinglii, No. 1. price 45. to be con tinued. . • • ASIATIC ANNUAI.. REGISTER, VOL. VII. This Day was published. price 13s in hoards. IHE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER; or, A Vicw of the Ilis;ory, Politics, Commarce, and Li terature of Asia, for the Ycar By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL. Esq. Printed for 'l'. Cadell alad , W. Davies, Straitd; and black, Parry, and 6 inFhury, Booksellers to the East-India 'Qom party, Leadenhall-street.-. . .Of whom way be had, the preceding Volumes. .~~. LIFE - -- QEVENT THOUSAND, FIVE THOUSAND, 0 and THREE `THOUSAND POUNDS, with name. runs wallet. Sums above TWO, FIUNDRED P'C)UNDS, to lend npon well'-secirred Life Incomes, or upon Landed Estates and Houses at toe absoilite Disposal of the Borrow er, Funded Property under Trust, Clergymen's LiVings, Premiums, 4Scc. , • Mr. Roberts respeafully assures ilia Nohility and Gentry who require immediate Actommodation, that, from his long establ;shed Connedion of the first Respettability in the above'Professiori, by applying to hith, nu unnecessary delay, where the Security is good. will be. experienced ; ten years Purchase on Joint Lives is given. Personal Applications at his House, 22, Cecil-street, and Letters, paid, daily attended to. STOCK YELL FINE LARGE SYCANIOAE A Quantity .Qf very fine large and K. and likewise very fine SY. all in Plank, to be Sold CA ( 3 ) n it rt E .a a h r a id l t C E H I.N E I R r K L Y A " N i • R E , by Private Contra:A. Laying at Mv. Rawlins's Yard, Stock.well, Surrey. For particulars inquire at the Yard. SUFFOLK• TO BE SOLD a Red Brick and Sash-fronted FRLEHoLf) M ESS4,JAGE; late the" residerice of Mrs. Letnan, - deceased, situate, in the Northseate.street, the plrasantest part or Bury .St. Edmund's. containing,a bide, Breakfast Parlour, Dining and Drawing ltoolts, five Sleeping Rooms on the First Floor and five - in the Attic, Coach-house. and Stables tor five. horses, with attaChed ,and detached Offices, necessary for the residence of a s . Genteel Family ; a Garden, containing about One acte, well planted, and a Paddock. opposite the House, containing abode one acre and an half. May be viewed, and further particulars had, by applying to Messrs. 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Edition, Correeled'hv the Author, of T . 1,-1E CRITERION; or, Rules by which the ',l:l \ .`ile Mir4ele recorded in'the New Testament are dis tinguis ed froirolie Spurious Miracles Of Pagans . and Papists. By WWI DOUGLAS, D.D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury: ,Printo for T. Cadelt and W. Davies, in the Strand. • In the Course of present Month will be published, hiandsoinelyprintedin Quarto, and,illustrated by Engravings Of Vips, Plan;,' -.U.:. Volume the First of - ALEDONIA; or; An Account, Historical •and Topographical, of North Britain; from the_most an cient to the present TimeS . With a Didionary, of Pisces, Chorographical and Philological; to be comprised in Four Volutnes.- - • , • By GEORGE ,c HALMERS, P.R.S.-and S.A. Printed fon', T4Cadell .and W. Davies, Strand; and A. Constable and. Co. Edinburgh. This Day were published, Elegantly prin=ted in foolscap Svo. price in bourcle 7c 63_ ri"E - INI EPISTLES of OVID; translated into I. English Verse by the Late Rev. William Windsor Fitz- Thomas, with the Latin and Notes : To which are subjoined, The Epistles of Hero to Leander, .and Leander to Hero, by a diinrent hand ; that of Sappho to l'haon by . Pope, and of Didn to Eneas.hy Dryden. London : Piinted for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge- Street. his Day was published. . In large Quarto, with the Maps outlined with Colour, price IL its. 6d. or on Sujerior Paper full coloured, price in boards 31. 35.. • • A 'GENERAL and CLASSICAL .ATLAS, with ..nk. a Treatise on th e Principles of Geography, By the iLev. F.DWRD t! , ATTEsoN,'N. A. Sold by F. C. and J. kivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's ; Fader, ,, Charing-Cross and all other Booksel,.:rs in Town and Country. The ~aine Work may-also be had, with blank duplicates of e ac h m a p., at tl. i6s. or oft Superior Paper, withthe Maps Bill coimmtd, and the ciUplii...ates 'outlinett . With colour, price in boards' SI . t2s: • • The blank Maps may be hid separately, price coloured 95. plain ss. , • . : ; . This Day was publiShed, price 3s. 6d., Handsomely printed on a fine Writing Paper, - • • A New hditicn of, . 11-IE DEVOTIONS. of Bishop ANDREWS., Translated from the G reek, by Dean ST ANHO P E. Printed for. F. and •C. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's -Church yard ; .sold also by Hatchard, 199, Piccadilly.' . '• Of Whom. may. -be had, • • • . . .. The Chrittial Institutes ; or, The Sincere Work of God. Being a plain and - impartial Account of the whole Faith acid out Of the Writings of . the, Duty of a Chriitian. colloao Old and New Testament; d'ipsfed under proper heads, and delivered in the'Words of Scripture. By Francis Gorsuch, D. I.). late Lord Bishop of Cheater. ' A new Edition ; price bounds. rd. TO BE LE CT, And Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or shiner; if required, A. COMPLETE DWELLING'. HOUSE, in the Village of Hagley, in the County or Worceater. The House consists of a large Hall, Br:akfast-Rodin, Room, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's-Room,• C.tosets, and every Convenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, _Dry Larder, Brewhouse, and .Servants' flail ; Stabling for eleett Horses, and a double .Coach- house, with..other necessary Out-buildings tivel.odging kborns upon the First Floor, and four upon the Attic, besides two lui . the Men Servants ; a,good Staircase all the.way up ; Attics as good as the other - Rooms, and a Man Servant's Room over the kitchen ; a good walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about 14 Acres of Land; two Fish Pcols, and a Cr, en: house. The above House and Lands are situated in Higley, in the County pt Worcester, and near adjoinhig to Hagley Park and the Clem Hills ; and thereis a go.,d Pao'.: of Harriers within about a mile, and are distant about three ,miles from Stour inidge, and eleven loam Birmingham, to 'both Which places 'there is an. excellent Turnpike Road, and neat the Coal Mines. • _ _ . fora view of. the Premises,..Apply to lohnl'avlof, near the same .and for Parti,;ulars, to ;Mr. john W 311 ,0". 11 .1 c Prprietor, at Northampton, tear of to Mcssr.s. Robert* and Biker, §tslicitots, iii t T '.ov4joy. _ , . • - This I)4y was published, • • Pride Nine Shillings, in boards, A New Edition, b e i n g t h e Thi r d, o f THE MORBID ANATOMY of SOITIO - o f th e. most impustant Parts of the II UNIAN - By MATTHEIV HAI LLIF, I). Fellow of the. Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in London. • printed for J. lohr.4 o n, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and G. and W:'lNtichol, IVhere may be ltad, : by the same Author, printed on. Royal Quarto, Seventy-three . Engravings, with Explanations, intending to illustrate the Morbid Anatomy of the , most important Parts of the 'Human Body, price Eight l'ounds . Tins Day Was publish d, price 4s. 4d. bound, THE JUVENILE LAVATER ; or,. a • Familiar Explanation of the Passions of Le Brun, calculated for the Instruction . and Entertainnient s of Youn Persons; inter spetsed with Moral and Amusing Tales, illustrating the Be nefit and liap - pitsess attendant On Passions, and the Mistottunes which ensue the 13ad, in the circumstances of Lite. By G.EORGE BREWER, • Author of Hours of Leisure, Siamese Tales, &c. Printed tot Didier and Tebbett, at their Repository t'or In struCtie Games for.ChilOren„ and juvenile Library of Eng lis:l,„l: tenth, and Italian Books, 7 . 5, St. I Trnes's-street ; and • sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom. Where may he had, Ceographi' AnciaMie Ceniparee a la Moderne, pat M. Wauthicr, price i es. • 'An . Abridgment of the History of the Romans, from the, their City2to. the . 'Division of the Empire into Eastern and Western. Embellished with a whole Sheet Map of the. 4turnan.Eiripirc, awl a (:liranotogicai Table, represent i n g at one View the Succession of the Kings, the Common , wealth, and - tlie. EMpetors. By 1. Aspin, Author of the Epitome of English, History, Geo-Chronology of Europe,. price 15s, in a Case; or, with Counters for the Game, in d Box, 11. IS. , .. . Novelle di Soave. New Edition, with the English at the bottoniot every I),:ge, of the Mimi - II:tic:al ; , .i.iliail Wotds Qt I . I":;r;Lies. lil U. L'oliduri, z vvlS IJ:ice Ss. ' . 1 1 0 1! 1 14„ 011it4„- Lzy4--,,, ,eA e..\ ... i . ~,„,•\,7: - ,r o -t r,r4-. . .,;--.4 , ,." -------.7 :fir --- • , v,7 - ±-.... 5vt,:,,,,,-: ~..., 4..z....,-......... . Ali , ~.,: 41% 1 t. ' -,' '''.-..- ..7.,;.7.1,144, --- ",-•,, • ~.i.4-•:..;•,•.,-F... . T _AN [PRICE SIXPENC E. PICTUALLING-OFFICR, . ' . Feb. 76, I c'7. r - r HE CO2IIIIIISSIONER - Slor FICTLIA - LLI VG I • Ills Majesty's Nazi, do hereby give Notice, 1 hat oix. Thursday, the 25tlt of March next, thy will be ready to ,eceive Tendets, in omit/,tg I sealed np), and treat P,r Ilundred Tons of LIV ERPOOT„ or scare grained CIiESEII RS SALT,.'or Sal i. of equal gooodness : And • for Eight flanar4 Toes of CHESHIRE IiAY SALT of the largest grain, or .\alt of equal goodness, •of which:the Personf who make the I enders are to produce Samples ; to be delivered into flis Illajes t y's ling Stores at Eeptford, 'one-half by the 3 tot of . 7u(y next, arc' the rental - 124er by -the 3Otb of September f,llowlerg,..Pee of ad charge and risk to 1-lie ivlajesty, except that the Coot; aßor will he, alliowed 2s. I tcl..per Ton for Porterage of the Salt fon/ the 6;•2arf to the Store( • and to be paid for by Bills, pqyabie,With Interev, tdnety days a fter date. • The Condit:9ns the Contraf? may be seen at the Secrete yet Office, at thir Gffi - ce ; vr by applying to the. Collee7ors of the Salt Duties at Liverpol,' and at illiddiewich, is Cht4bite, respet'-; - . 4 - No regard will ,t , had to any Terrier in which the Price shall not be inserted in Ivurds at lentb, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clocle on the said Thursdqy, the 301.) of March next, nor stniess the. Person u'io m.ekes the Tender,. or senor person on hit behalf„ attends, to anstrer, Tuber, coiled for, PICTUBL LING-0 F F . . March tG, 18,7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 111.5 AMYrSTrs 11r41/Y do hereby gill? Notire, 1 iv, on Tuesday, the '24th - instant, they will ie ready lu rteelve Tender 4, in Writing (seared aid :teat fir Two litlatrett Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ,& answerable to S.2 , n,^iei - t he produced with the Tenders, to he detiv,red in the:riginal.e'aekager',- at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Ton,. per -reek, Awoke eiaaal. ling Stores at Deptford ; and to he paid for by Bills, paja&le t with Interest, ninety days after date: • s The Condition: of the CvntraEi orgy 6e teen at the Seetetary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in .tchich the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be dclivered to the Board before One o'clock on the raid ruesday the 24th Instant, nor unless the 'Person who maker the Tendrr, or .tans Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when cal fed.fir;. I/ICTUALLING-OFFICE, rs, [307. THE COMM/SS/ONERSfor VICTUAL LIAG uaXIIAjESf Y's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday next,.the astb fact. they will be ready to receive Tenden, in writing( sealed sip ),and treat for Six IluticireilQuar ters of Pale, and 4ua Quarters of Close Dried AMBI:y. MALT to be delivered in a Fortnight, ly weeky proportions, into His Itfaje3ty's Vie - Ma/ling Stores at Deptlord, and to be paid fors by Bills, payatle, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions' of the Contrnas may, he seen at the SecretaPys Office. - No•regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be imetted in wordy at length, or that shall no! be delivere..t to the hoard before One o'Clock on the said. Wednesday, tbe 2.it6 Inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tendet, or some Pert.m.• on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called lot, DR. GREGORY's NEW CYCLOPEDIA,. JUST' COMPLETED. VIII. PHILLIPS respealfully announces the re- - cent • Completion .of Dr. G () 1t V's N E cy: CLOPBDIA (the only modern Work of. the kind), in Two .large and' magnificent Quarto Volumes. illustrated by One: Hundred and Forty Eng:livings', price 51. s Ss. in wianci; - • It is doubtless understood by the Public, that this W,rk contains 'tile present - :irate or every Branca of Knowieu t r, including all . recent Discoveries and linprovements ; anfl that, altlionAh it is comprised in only Two Volniiies which are sold-at a sixth or eighth part of the Ex pelice of other Cyctopedias ; yet, by the rejection of extraneous subject,, not properly counted with a Dictionary of Arts snit Seicn;..cs all objects of useful or probable reference,- and all important fads and principles, arc given as much at large as in Works ten times the bulk. _ _ Either of the Twelve Parts may be had separately, at Nine Shillings ; 'and, persons disposed to take in a Part Weekly yr Monthly, may be supplied regularly by all Booksellers. No. &, Bridge-street, Elackfriars, Feb. i I, iBo6. THE. WINTER IN L01400 . N. Phis Day was published, The Eighth Edition, in Three Volumes, price t35..6d. in • • - 'Boards, of - A . WINTER -in LONDON ; a NOVEL.— THOMAS SKINNER SURR. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, 13 iidge-strctet, Black friars ; and to be had of all BooksellerS. Of whorn may be had, by the Same Author, t. The Fourth Edition of Splendid Misery, in Three Vo lumes, s3s. 6d. z. The Fourth Edition of Barnwell, in Three Volumes, 135..6d„ -- N. 13. In Consequence of .various" neW.Novelt having he , cibtruded.on the Public, Wrih titles affixed to thtin analo gous to'that• of The Winter in London, some of them eV'ess .pretending to be a 'Continuation of than popular Work; the Publisher thinks it his duty io state that the alorenientitmed are the only Works attic Author of The Winter in Lonit u. p, and that all others which assume. the equivocal character alluded to above, are nothing bit 'attempts 'to take advantage. of the unwariness of the Public. • This Day was THE MEANS of REFORMING the MORASS of the'POOR, by tie Prevention of Poverty ; aid a Plan for Ameliorating the Condition of Parish-paupers, and diminishing the EX pence of Maintaining them. • Ily JOHN; HILL. • • - Published by I. Hatchard, Piccadilly, Lond'on: -; This Plan is proposed as an Amendment to the.,43 , 1 of Eliz. and shews that the Defee,:ts complained of may be effeadaLly obviated by some Modfications of that Ad-, are ton complex Uri' its due execution by the generality of' Parish Officers ; and, by some auxiliary Clauses, to prevent the alarming increase of Parish paupers, on the principle of Blackstone*, who says, " It is really an honour, and alinost a singular one, to our English Laws,. that they turnish vtle of this sort ; „since preventive justice is, upon every rea "son of humanity and sound policy, preferable to punis"hing justice. This preventive justice consists in obliging thrice 'persons whom- there is prooable grounds to suspect of future misbehaviour. to stipulate with, and give full assurance tta, the Public, that such offence as ,is .apprehended sh a ll not happen, by finding pledges of securities fOr their , g ,, Od beha., viour." This security to the Public is here founded on that Seam Statute by which en are compelled to contribute inonth-• ly to the Chatham Chest; and as it is preSum.ed that a simi lar regulation may be . extended to all those of the risilig generation who are not payers to the Poor-rate or Revenue.; who, instead ,of laying on their superiors the heavy burd en incurred by idleness ansl profligacy, mint be obliged to make early provision for their future welfare. Thus their morals would be improved, their wants supplied, a laudable spiilt of independence acquired; and every individual would be. come his own reformer. _ _ With these views the tbrrnation • of Friendly 'Societies is recommended; at the same tnne.that the detects and a b uses in their present state are•piiinted our, and remedies sug ge i te d . These suggestions, if adopted,would prevent adve nt i t i ous poverty, and stop the great inlet to Parish-paupers ; the irl:- some businesS to the Magistrate and Parish-officer would be minisi led ; 'the vexa;ious Laws of Settlement would soon become obsolete, and the heavy Poor-rate re:lL:eat to a fifth of its present large.amount, • We have pent - sect this really Patriotic Trail with rtnich Satisfadion, because the Anther appears to us to conternpl.ite the important subjed`of his nit - parks in a tree point of view, and therefore we recommend it to general and elledive attett tion.".—Mouthly Review-. • 131aLIstono, Bock 4. C. iS.