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PRICE. 4 70H1S PRESENT EVENING, :April 12, 18117, will be pertqrrned — ' _ _ GOTHIC AND SAXON (ISPELS. This Day was published, Number 1. price Two Shillings, of • THE ETYMOLOGICAL ORGANIC REA SONER, with One Sheet of the Gothic Gospel of St. Matthew, and another of the Saxon Durham Book, in Roman Charaders, an.l a Literal English Lesson, with Ob, nervations on the Writings of _Mr. White, and Mr. Hoi'lle Tooke. NAIT.OFFIC'E; • - ' • ' T •HE PRINCIPAL`'OI7 , IOEIV.; C 1.1-- 11-11SSIONEgS'-of His Illajeqy's Navy du hereby t ii.z Notice, that on Thiersday the 23d in:laminae The o'C'Aci, the_y will be ready to treat with such Perssms as may Le is-illing to Cum in:o_lor supplj big North American Masts and Bowsprits ; canada .White Oak Tirriber . anl Plank ; and Canada Red Pii Dzais and Timbthi, &c. THE CHILDREN IN -THE WOOD. Sir Rowland.. Mr EY it ; - • Lord Alford, Mr. D 1(..; NU M ; • - Waiter, Mr. BANN I STE R; _ Lady 'Helen, Mrs. J OIINSI ()NE;, Josephine, Mrs. BLAND; • Winifred, Miss TIDSWELL - Children, Master WEST, anti Miss C. BRISTOW. Whole Ticket - - - - Cx9 18 0 .Half -- - kio 3 o Eighth . , ti r2 o Quarter - - 5 3 o Sixteenth - 6 6 TICKETS and SHARES are selling-at all the Licenced Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. No. 16,787, the First-drawn Ticket, April £4, entitled to 7o,00.:1. was sold in the following Shares : —One Fourth, One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenths. 'By SAMUEL HENS'IALL, M.A. Reaor of St. Mary; Stratford, Bow, Itliddlcz.ex, Author of Specimens and Parts of the History of South Britain. Sold by 1. White, Fleet-street. . § No. fl. will be published on the ist of May. • Thane.: of the Contraei nta; 6e seen at this Office. No render will hr ret . ivcd titer Twelve o'clock on the naj, of Treati, nor re)ti noticed - 2,mh.s, the Party, or an Agent for kiln, attends. .A.tter which, seventh time, a neiv Operatic Piece, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR; or, LOVE AND MEI4CY. The O verture and NIUS/C composed by Mr. Kelly. • The CliarJeters by - Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY, )4r.'CIBBoN, Mr. DIGNUM,. Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN!, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND. With (t4th time) a new Grand Romantic Meto-Drame, • called - , THE • WOOD DiaMON; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.., Hadyknute, Mr, DE CAMP ; Gueipho, Mr. PENLEY ; Williknid, Mr. DOW'FON ; Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; Rolf,. Mr. Wlitiß ;. Leolyti ' Miss C. BRISTOW ; - • Una. Nits. R. SI PDONS ; Clotilda, - Mrs. HA R 1.0 W ; Paulina, Miss KELLY. loxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s: 6d. Second Price.. ZS. alterfzs. Second Price Is.— Upper Gallery is. Se cond. Price No Money to be returned. ' - • Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little _R116,,,i- street. 'The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at Siic- On ivinit:lay,' Romeo and Juliet ; with The Wood Demon; or, The Clock has Struck. THEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. 'ON MONDAY Nk,X.T, April 20, 1807, will ‘...1 be pert , r..red OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. WITH THE .OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB; Or, LEAGUE , 0 80 - rs .The Scenery, Music,, Machine 4, Dresses, and Decorations, are maircly ucw. The print:l;4o Characters by Mr. FARLEY, VAN' LOR, Mr GRIMALDI Mr...aOLOGNA, jun. 'Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. KING, Mr. TR EBY, - Mrs. ST. LEG; ER, Nliss SEARLE, Is" 111 A 4I A BR IsTo w. • Eines 6s. Second 3s. Pit 35.64.1. Second P PiCe 25. Calleiy zs. SecO•nd Price • is. - -_Upper Gallery is. SecOnd Price 6d..—No Money to be returned. = Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 13ox,ottic; in Hart.. street. * • The Doors to be.; opened at Halt past Five, and begin at galf-past.Six. Mrs. Sidi:tuns will make her re-appearance .on Wedneiday to the Tragedy of Ma,betii; to winch will be. added, the Musical -Farce of Whistie for It. • PATENT SPECTACLES. TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. T"E Sight of.the Aged restored, the weak Sight strengthened, and the perfect Sight preserved, upon unerring principles, at No 12, l'iccadilly, near the Hay market. Attendancedaily front Twelve to Five.—N.B. Not a Shop. NEW ARTICLES OrDRESS, ROI3INSON begs leave to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, that his Novelties for the Spring Season are now rehrly for inspeClion; and in addition to all the Va rieties in Plain and Figured Italian Gauzes, Italian Sarsnets, Imperial Lustres, Imperial . Nets, Ste, are. .0e has intro. duced several New Articles , which have • been, pronounced Most elegant, and Which 'are not to be had at any House but his. _ N.B. R. has finished a Variety of .new Colours in re markably rich Twilled and FiAured Sarsnets, for the present fishionaole Pelices, Spencers. anci'Mantles: " No. 12, Hen nett a.s treat, Covent-garden. MR.. KEARSLEY respe6tfully announce to the ie the recent completion of his elegant Edition Of ihe P ir'S of SH KSPEAP E, printed in a very supe rior manner; by Bensl, , y , and Davison, in 14 Volumes, .Fools- Cap ,!,vu. This Edition is embellished with Seventy-five Plates, from Pictures and DraWings by the most eminent De signers. and engiaved, - In the like 'manner, by the ablest Aft- Pei naps, to give.some idea of the.beatity of the Plates, it May .not be improper. in the Proprietor to state, what is really the fad, that they alone, independent of the Expence of Paper and Printing of the Work, have cost him h':tWeen two at,ii three Phousand Guineas, and that the whole Under. taking his nut been con pleated under an Expence of eight thousand younds ;- in fuel, this Edition of Shakspeare is by far the most beautiful of any that has hitherto been printed, and is enriched with Notes by themost eminent Commenta tors, viz. Stcevens, Johnson; Malone, and others ; price Six in board's.. A tew Copies on large Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, Twelve Guineas. It is likewise to be had_ in various liidings.-N 0 .. 4 6, Fleet street, London, April 1, 1807. . . Custorm-House, London, April LS, 18-.17. FOR SALE, 13y Order of the Hon. the Commissiongrs ; of His Majesty's Customs, on Wednesday the 22d, Thursday the 23d, and 'Friday the 24th of April, 1807, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoons of the said Days, in the Long . Room, Custom- House, London, THE following GOODS, which are, allotted in sillalf Quantities, „ for.the better accommodation of the ,S i tveral Dealers, as well as . privateVersons, who choose to .become Purchaserss . , • . For Exportation—East India Prohibited Goods, &c. `For Hotne •Consumption- - --Wine," Coidials,' 'China, Riga Balsam, Musk, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, and other Gro tery ; Pease, Biscuits, Wax Candles, Sword„filddes, -Vulture feathers, Gla: - ,s Ware, Iron _Hoops Piano :Fortes, Gu ns , Composition Paste; Cambric, Muslin, Nankeen, Beads, fans, Quadrille-Boxes Silk. Lace, Patent•Net . Lace, Calico Shirts, Copperas, Violins, a Vessel with her Tackle, 13';;ats', Timber, Deals, Materials of Vessels, Tobacco Ashes, and Sundry other'Sorts Of Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. Likewise such Goods-as have remained, in 'His M a jesty' s Warehouse upwards of three months not cleared, or the Du ties paid, viz. Pictures, Prints, Books, Kerse)mer.2., .Wearing Tallow, Bedding, Raw Silk, Leatiler, - Ox Cow Hai* l'attow, Candles, Cranberries, &c.—Clear of all Duties. ~_The- T obaceO Ashes to die viewed- at the Kiii4's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks; the Ves3el, Materials of Ves- • Boats, Timber ' Deals, and — GunS Ground, near Greenland Dock and all the other Goods at His 'Majesty's ‘Varehouse, Custom-Hotisv. London; on Mon- Y the zcth, and Tuesday the zit of Apr i l, 15e7, and ou the '-faits of Safe ' from Nine in the Morning•to One in the After, noon, whereCatalogues will-be-delivered. N• 11. The Goods butight at, Ws Sale 1114stile , paid for on or before Monday the t ate of May, ik-1, between the Hours o f , Nine o'Clock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon, 9r the Deposits tn - ide thereon will absolutely become for leited) and the Goods Re-sold at a future SAL:. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the First-drawn Ticker on TH URS DAY the 23d inst. the Second Day of Drawing. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale (warranted YY undrawn)at HAZARD, RN E, and Co.'s °dices, No. 93. Royal Exchange, who sold all the First-drawn Ca pital Prizes in the last Lottery. • WARRANTED CNDRAWN MICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at the Of- Sites, Corner of Bank Bziildings, Cornhill, riui biting .the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross, by RICH— ARDSON, GOODLOCK. , 1 , 1 Co. 20,0001. tor the t•irat.drawn Ticket, Thursday April 23, being the Se,:ond Day at:Drawing. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. No. 4,.C0RN1-lILL, and No. 9, C HARI NG-C ROSS. r :13ISH respeffully- acquaints the ,Nobility, . Gentry, ai the Public, that all. TICKETS in the STATE LOTTE::). - , drawn THURSDAY, April 23, will be PRIZES ; and every Ticket drawn on that Day is intrin. sically worts. more than Thirty Guineas. The First drawn Ticket is entit led To TWENTY THOUSAND l' )I.IN DS. TICKETS and SHARI' s are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where No. 6631, - a Prize of 30,0001. in the last Lottery, and'Twenty other Capital Prizes, were sold, shared, and registered. The SCHEME contains 4 Prizes of ,C 20,000 I 4 Prizes of - ksocto 4 - . lo v ooo I I,D .• 1000 &C. &c. Cl Second Day of Drawing, Thursday, April rite 23d. STATE OF- WHEEL. 3 Prizes of - 4' Prizes of - iOOO 4 - - 10,00 9 - - goo° &c. &c, C WIFT and Co. No. tt , Poultry, and No. 12, 1.1 Charing-cross, continue seliiiig the TI CKETS and SHARES (warranted undrawti) of the present STATE LO fTE RY The Second Day of Drawing is fixed for THURSDAY NEXT, 23d inst. when every Ticket drawn will be it Prize, and the First drawn Ticket entitled to TWEN i Y THOUSAND POUNDS. This Day.were published, In Octavo,' price Five Shilli ngs , NAVAL ANECDOTES ; or, A NEW KEY to the PROCEEDINGS of a LATE A:DMINISTRA- TeON, C. Pis,* flut, memoria nostr4, vir a multis vitiisintegor, nett pravus, et :41i placebat pro constaritia rigor. Seneca de Ira, lib. z, c. z6s. London: Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge street ;:and sold.by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. 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The Author's view in this Work was to produce, in a small compass, a Work which would not only be useful to 'Professors of the legal science, but to-mercantile men in gene ral, by- affording a ready explanation of the terms of law, and at the same time stating in a very general way.. some of the leading 13w relative to each particular head respedively.— Greater attention has 'been bestowed on those parts of the Work which relate to Bankruptcy,' Insurance, and other branches of commercial law, it having been particularly the wish of the Author to adapt the performance to the use of Merchants."—Annual Review, Vol. z, for 18,3. London Printed for, and sold by, T. Ostell, No. 3, Ave. Maria-lane, Ludgate-street. AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SERIES OF BOOKS FOR TEACHING THE FRENCH LAN GUAGE IN SCHOOLS. , The First Book. THE FRENCH AND ENGLISII PRIMMER" consisting of a brief Vocabulary of the most common Nouns, AdjeCtives, a nd Verbs ; pr i n ted in a l arge T ype, on good Paper, price 9d sewed. 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The above-mentioned Series of easy and simple ele- - - nrientary Books are believed to be al I that are necessary to ren der an English Student sufficiently familiar with the French Language for the purposes of reading 'and conversation. Every person must have been struck - with the absurdity of the practice of putting the present voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French GraMmats and their AuXiliaries into the hands of Children. Well educated Frenchmehrlie themselves unacquainted, with half the subtleties which, by means of the previously-existing 1 rench and English Grammars, are at tempted to be taught to Children in English Schools. The Abbe Bossnt's Kooks, on the contra ry, c on t a i n n o t hi ng but general. and essential points of intormation ; they leave the' Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as much will be learnt in an hour as by Kule in a year ; and, in resped to Words and Construdions ' they place the acquirement of the French Language, by an English Chtltl. exactly on the same • footing as that oo winch it stands tua Native. PICTU/ILLING-OFFICE, April 10, 1807. THE COMMISSIOiVERSfor VICTUM,I.I4VG HIS lif4ll;.\T) NAY Ydo hereby give Notite,Tbatoit Fridiy the 24th in.aant, they will be ready in rete;7? Tel i n w illin g (seale.i ~; a,d heat I;r the "Stipp!". o f GF. '1%113 LE S shall hr demanded for the use 4,1 His 111 . Skips and Vessels at Falmouth, in the aunty Norfolk, Twelve 1116nths certain from the day of Contra 2 ; to be rail ; r by Bills, payable, With' intertst, ninety days alkr date. The Conditktis of the Contrail may - seen at the Secretory', Office, at this GLlfice; or 6y applying to Mr. jobn Wilier, at Yar: mouth. No regard will he had to asp Tender in which the Price sh a ll not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before Gyre o'Cl9ck cn thee - Said Friday the 24th instant, nor un:ess the Person .who make? the I; , ndet t ,o some Pet son on t_!` behalf, attends, to answer, whin called . 161"." , vic ru AI. L. ING- EFfi:E, - , mr , • titrie 13, oz.. fHE COMMISSIONERSfio PICTUALLIAG His AtAyEyTYY IV/11/Y do itere6 , give N9tic?, 1 - t,at on Tuesday, the Sib of (bey wilt be ready io' rerrio , I fn. den, in writing! stait.d rep), ,and treat for . 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