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C. i 111 /4 , ..... . . - . N‘ ;',l , 4 Z"V.e.: 7 „4" "rfr :;.,';i:=;:4 , ‘„ . • ~ . ..z ... ;,, ,,: i. -4 " , ' - ---.;.L,til*.y,fle! . • , .. 1 , / 41 ' -.. ' 1 -1.11P47• 7 '. v r 1 aet9T,4;tT.ur ,Eil,Wg - ' . z;Aki ►~ TTI i' r•. ,'J. I/. ii NUMBER .4535.1 THEATRE; ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.. r The Public are most . respealtilly informed tint, on ac coant of the indispositiou of Mr. lohnstori, 4tite Mechanist Mt this Theatre, the splendid Scenery, Machinery, and becorations, appeitainiug to the new Metio 7 Warne of. The Wood Daemon i or, The Clock' has Struck ! could pot be completely finished. for the intended Representation this ,cswity postponed till Wed- 7 nesthy next, when it will be - brought forward after the Tragedy of Douglas, t rHIS PRESENT EVENING, March 30, 1807, be performed__ - . THE WEST 'INDIAN. • ' 2. .4. Stockwell, Mr. POWELL ; _ _ ,____ Major •O'Flaheity, `Mr. JOHNSTONE ; In which Charatter Ite wild introduce the favourite Song of "- The Sprig_of Shillelagh and Shamrock so Green." Captain*Dunley, Mr. EYRE ; Charles Dudley, Mr. DE CAMP; • Varland, : Mr. CHERRY ; - Charlotte Rusport, Miss DUNCAN ;_ 'Lady Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS; • Louisa Dudley, Miss MELLON ; Mrs. kulmer, NIiss."VIDSWELL; Lucy, Mrs. SCOTT.. . WITH . - TEKELI; • Or; THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ. Count Tekeli, SIDDONS ; . • Wolt Friend), Mr. DOWTON ; Count Caratft (the General), Mr. CA-12 LES ,• .A.lexina (are Heroine of Mourgatz), Mrs. POW ELL. boxes 6s: Seeoxrd Vtice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second ` Price 2S. -- :Gallery as. SeCond. Price is.—Upper Gallery' is.' Se tond Prite.64.7.N4 Money to be retiirned.. Places fur the be taken at the 1304-office, in Little Ansel-. street. .- • • The , lloors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halt past Six. To-morrow, The Honey Mobn; laitlt The Young Hussar. THEATRE. - ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .TO-111ORROW EVENING, March 31, 1807, will be pertiirrned TOWN AND COUNTRY ; Or; WHICH IS BEST? Theprioci , al Characters by • Mr.IVIURRAY, Mr. KEMBLE, Mr. BRUNTON, 114r.C. KEMALE, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHARQ, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. 'EMERY, Mrs:GLOVER, Mrs:.MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON, Mrs. DAvENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Mrs. LISTON. -The Prologue to be . spOken by Mr, BK.UNTON, One Epilogue by Mr. FAWCETT and Mr.BLANCHARD. 'HARLECtUIN •AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Characters,- Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS Colin, after Ward - Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80. .• • _ Lt)GNA, jun. ; - • Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwar.ls Clown. Mr_ GRIMALDI ; • • • Oddfislk r.- MENAG E ' • v• Cabin-BoTwitb a Song), Master SMALLEY ; • Colunihine t Miss-SE KL E. • 13oxts 6s. SeCond Price rifjs. 6d. Seennd Price 25.-- 'Gallery zs - ;• Second *Price. 14.—Lippei Gallery is. Second Priee 64.,..-Np Money to.be rctetneti.. • Places for the boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. itteEt. " i d ' ' TFive, -an , ;gi The Doors •to be opened at Half-past n at • I .lalC-pakt , Six- • new'Cotnedy: etTown and Country,continuing to be Ireeeiiied with the 114,iest appLitieby'bfilliant And OV Cif! r OW • ing Audiences, be repeated, witirilarlequid and Notber.: Vioosei evcti veiling till. further notice. . , . . S9CIET,Y for,.the UM:HOGE and RELIEF ofTElt , . SONS IMPRISONEIi for SMALL DEBTS. •t - 'Cravett-§treet; March 28, 1807. .AINT. ANNUAL - GENERAL - COURT of this • no SO CI ETV _will be held here on-WEDNESDAY th "•ti- f tpril,ist, t Wel ve o: Clock, to Audit the•Accouuts to :add "oft ottier s pedal AU:Airs. 4. - • ' -• R. GRASS WELL - , Secretary. • • '.. BRITISH.GALLERY, 'PALL-MALL. T HIS -- GALLERY', for the:EXHIBITION and • • ' - SALE Of the , ' WORKS of BRITISH' AR I'ISIS, , Js now open to the P ublic, and will continue open every Day, 'front ten in the Morning till Mein the A tter.hoon.;--Adnitt. ; ttnce rs.—Ciitalogiteg - 6xl; . • ' , , By - VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper. !- WEST.NIICIDLESEX WATER WORKS. - I'HE Tift6I I IIIBTOIIS of this . Undertaking are lie requirAl to - pay into the losias Heitry • k•ltiarey;lisq. the Treasgrar. at the Bankig I - louse of Mess., ' Marsh, kilahald,.,:ind Co. 6,' Berner's.stieet, Oxford-street, 4 ft4 t li et Snm of tol. per Cent. on their respedive Subscrip ' - 1625; bit or before the I . 4th Day of April next. . ttOBE KT S. SLOPER; . Chief Clerk to-the Company. ' , ;Great Ruiseli-street; Bloomsbury, • - • Marell'23, 067. - 7 • BRITISH F.IREAFTsICE: THE BItITIgIIFIRE OFFICE, desirous.of ex-: tendtitg tnerr•iifieral:"' Plan or I tistfrance on ;louses, Buildings, oudgi i - c Judi ze, Shipp*, and f4rmiog , Stu‘k, have appointed Agents in the Cities and large Towns • in Great gritain,.orWhoiti the Proposals may be had Gratis, as wet! as - at•the-prineipaf Offices iirthe Strand and Cornhill, -Loßnon. • Insurance s due at. Lady-day must be paid on or , before the gth Day of April. - Coninuny'insiirance; 2s. per• Cent.—Hazardous, Doubly HazantOus, is. Farming Stock, 25. 6d. per Cent. onl y. ROBERT SKELTON, See., GI3NUINE PORTER AND ALE, Airight beyond Example, :Brewed from MALT and 110 i'S only, and sent out Genuine as brewed ; attested upon Oath, viz. " T JOHN WALSBY,, the Br e w er of allthe . , , , 1,, • . Beet brewed at th e Imperial Brewery, at I ittrsea,, do solemnly make Oath, and swear, that since the date Of the last Affidavit, I have cantinied to brew both th Porter 'and Ale from Malt- and flops only, wholly exempt from any other Ingredients or Adulteration whatever, and , that the 'same is sent out Genuine as'brewed. • • • • - • . (Signed),. . ;."•101 - 1N WALSBY. " Sworti at the Mansion-lionse,iripre= -' • • settee of the Right Honourable the Signed, Lord Mayor; this 4th ilaY of Feb. in W.. 1.1:: I G Hl - 0 N'. the Year of our 1.41 - d, 1867. : . Mayor." in order that the :IrubliC may be supplied with •this. Ge. • Attine Beer in Bottles aS Well as in Casks, the imperial Brew ing Company are now . bottling off a very large-Quantify of Ales and Porter for that purpose, 'gut the . Proprietors cannot answer for any Beers sent out •as •thetrsitt liottlts, except • immediately deliyered front their.own• Cellk . s in Towit --- P rivate Families' are supplied, for leacly money vot i vikt the following ililees - ,. Viz.' . , i ' . ' • Gallons:— Stout Porter. - Al?. " Nrstels 'of; . ~ ~36... C 3 42 0 4 to '9 H olfHo&,sheads of s • 27 - • 21 4 9 3 .7 6 . • 1:i. B Kild i c A rki ii ,'- o f , . ' •—. 1 3 ',,••• ,1- i o n o 2i. o ott,s, per cozen, -0 ~ ..-. • o ci • o oto 0 , Ex porters suppt 4 e4 wittrany Qu a ntity On.the•psual terms. s urn's'. Pilyskiass of the r,s,,t.,l::4l ; t4terice, velta : have , witnesscd the exttaonlin d ry • triiiPhey. anti beneficial ' effects at this • L'•er , hAve peinnitteffrefefenas to be :made to illeOl - ai to its-_, t.,alularity.—Thest ilSeerS ,when brewed 1.4 . Expu. cation with stand the test of any Clint:kat, and . are - vutli known in both t•at and West 1nd,...5, 'ut vikikth . abundance of t'joot can ' be given. •: . . . • Apply to Messrq. Friloona.: WA/by , and Co. Imperial Brewery, Battinieit, Siirrey • l or Messr s , a: Buvvritig. and Co. No. t's" geWßonil;•,t reer. • ? - - , • . . . . . .. . . - , • •7! - in of- at ow of tr, ,f :at • tE H DAY,fi MARCH 30, 1807. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and - FREEHOLDERS of the County of INGHAM. GENTLEMEN, HIS Majesty b`aVing been most graciously pleased. to ap.point..- me- one of the- Commissioners of the Treasury, and my Seat in Parliament having thereby. become *avant, I tatce the liberty' al 'again tbliciting the favodt of. your Votes and Interest at the ensuing Eledion. Having so recently experienced, the partiality airy Con stituents, I trust 'them is nothing on the - present occasion which should lead me to doubt that I may owe to it for a fifth time the distinguished, honour of being one of your Repre 4entatives. I - havelhe - honour to be, 'Gentlenien, • • , With great truth and regard, You rinost devoted humble Servant, • • SCOTT TITCH FI ELD. London, March 28, 1837. - This Day was published, Elegantly printed in One lari,c Volume, Crown Way°, en A fine wove Paper, hot-.preSsed, ' • Price in boards, los. 6d. • (To be continued•:‘lly), ryi HE POETICAL 11 EGISTER; : end REPOS'. TORY of 'F - UG IT' vg POETRY, tbr tflos, being the Filth Volume of the Series. • Printed tor F. C. and J. 'Rivington, -No. 62, St. Paul's Chkirch-yard. 'Sold also by L. 'Hatchard, No. 19a, Pic cadilly. The Poetical Register comprises'Original, Fugitive, and Ancient Poetry ; Criticisms on; he Poetry Lit the Year ; ,with a Catalogue ; Poetical lliograpny and Miscellanies. fi he a . bove i .ineniimie.. ilobk.sellers may be had, The Second Udi,tions of the Volumes for 180 t, 1802, tao 3, and iBo4, being the four first of the Series, price ti, i7s. 6d. in Boards, • The Volume -for 1306 is in the Press, and any Contribu tions intended for it are requested to be scant as early as pos sible. FOURTEENTU OP APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING,. And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds in' Sterling Money. 'THIS is the most extorclin'ary SCHEME ever produced in • the;'Annals of Lotteries. The, unprece dented Nuniber of Grand Prizes makes Every lottery-Office a Temple of Wealth ; • Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches; .Every Ticket drawn 14th April will be a Prize; - Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 ..Nizes of ' C2OOOO are - 4:1 9 , 000 4 0 , 000 4 - - - - 6000 ... - 20,000 IQ 0 ft . la, 10 - a w 500 3 '4OO 4) •. - - so - . 2000 3000 - • - pop First-drawn Tickets la - cads - - 30,000 0 Tickets z s o,ooo First-drawn Ticket, tst Day -20,00 Ci -Ditto - - zd Day - - 20,000 Ditto . - 3.1 Day - 20,003 ' Ditto - - 4tit Day . - 20,0a3 ' Ditto - - Stet Day - 16,0p0 Ditto - - - 6th Day' - lo t oou :TICKETS and SIIA RES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. The First-drawn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousanci Pounds. Ticket .7 £l9 17 0 Hilf - - Quirter to 3 0. Eighth - - 5 3 0 Sixteenth - - - ,Ca 12 t. 6 6 STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of - ,C i.0,0n0 to Prizes or - tOOO 4 - xo,ern 0 . - - - , Soo 4 - - - - • soot) &C. &C. &C. WITT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, and No. 12, t.. 3 Charing cross. are selling the TICKETS and SHARES ot the present State Lottery, to begin Drawing the 14th of next Month. _ _ _ :This.Lottery .eoutains an unusual number of the highest Capitals„ and gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets lot. e.wn. over and above any otner Prizes that may be draWn against them. Ow Wednesday, rst April, will be published, Number IV. price zs. °f it new Monthly Publication, Entitled . THE AT4ENIEUM a MAGAZINE of LI TERARY and MISCELLANEOUS INFORMA TION. Conduaed by E. AIKIN, M. D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Paternos ter-row.; and Caiieli and Davits. Strand. CONTAINING General Correspondence : On Reviews. Changes in nssia'under the Emperor Alexander: On Bottles launched Sea:' Spanish Dirge on Trafalgar.- Translation of TWo 'Letters of Leonardo Aretino. Anecdotes respeding- the Spectator. Mr. Walker's Address to Patentees, Zec.• On a Passage in Livy. On S:eduttion of FeMales. Omniana. The Dead Mcn of Pest, a' Hungarian Legend. Moral pur..• pose of " The Miseries of •H imad Life." Classical Disqui sitions : On the Poeirs of . tomer (continued).. Translation of. Greek -Monumental Inscriptions trout the Anthologist. At.counts of, and Extracia from, rare and curious Books. di M. Bernardo Tasso (continued The PaSsions of the Mimic: - -Description of the Race of Stewarts.. moirs of Distinguished Persons. Memoirs of D. Luisa Car vajal y Mendoza (continued). Original Poetry. Literary and Miscellaneous intelligence. List of .New Publications. Meteorological Register. Discoveries and Improvements in Arts anti •ManufaCtures. Poinestit Ocetirrences. Foreign. Occurrences. tornmerziat Report. l'rice of.S tack's. Agri- 7. ~ cultural Reports. -Pikes of . Grain. Retrospects of 'Public Affairs.. • ' ....STATE LOTTERY. , crrst.drawn Tickets entitlt:d to Capital Prizes. 1 AZARD, BURNIE, and Co. No: 93 'Royal Exchange, London (oy, whom every Prize Of the above description was Sold 'and •Shared•in the last Lottery), are now seIIingTICKETS-and SHARES for tlie STATE LOTTERY; whiChwill begin Drawing the gavot . April.. The First drawn Tickets on the Four-first D , ys of Draw. ing Will - htentitled to TWENTY TI - 14 )t./S AN D POUNDS each, and the First-drawn on the Fifth and Sixth Pays to TEN THOUSAND PO N cod) ; and. the First:.drawn poo. Tickets, in addition to any other Benefit that may fall thetit, -- will be entitled to TEN FOUNDS each. . . ..Th ce were, e.CAP , l-,cA_ I. PRIZES in the last Lott er y s old at their O of klo,ooo t - of ,co)ft - -- - of -20,000 and 2 - of taco. 1 ,of to ,oro . All, in Share:, ; ' And One 0f.5 . 900r. in'a Whole Ticket. *** Orders from the CoOntry, with Remittance, attended `to On the same TerMs as if present. • 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, - • BISH solicits, the .attention of the Public to the SCHE E ortho, NEW LOTTERY, in another part of thiS Paws, which will - be found to contain an un usual number of. Capital _Prizz.s, with the novelty Or'2o,elool: being allotted to she first-drawn Ticket on eachol.tll4 first Four I)a'2is. ; in addition to' which, the first goon TickctS drawn' - Out of the Wheel are.entitted to tal. each, over and above-any:- ienetit that may be drawn against them an early purchase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Ca pital yrizs insure to be drawn in the first Four Days. ' TICK ETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 2147, and.663t, • The Two last.FloatinA Capitals of 30,0001. each, were both Shred and Sold, And where Thenty•one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in, the lastr.ariri present Year • *„:*The Lottery begins t4th of April. TUSMORE, NEAR BRACKLEY, NORTIIAMPrON.. SHIRE. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. AWARDS , of 1200 fille OAK TIMBER rrR Eli S, gieatest pare of which U are very fine Navy Timber, Wm ye to no Feet Meetings, ' , now standing, with Top, top, and park, and it the Timber is not di spose d o f i n a .ti 'i [nc e it "•i l l s l o l7 8O Ehd C IC' i ed: and the Bark sold sosparate from of ein; Tanen, greatest part of t t ivh b r o lic r.rthinbL A is very large, and fine Navy Timber; train 5o to izo Feet Meeting. 'Fhe above Timber is . only six Miles , from the Oxford apd Coventry Canal, eight Miles from tl4 Grand lundion Canal,' and eighteen Miles from t i tre Thames Wharf, Oxiord.• -; For further Particulars, and to treat.for the same, apply to Messrs. Floperoft and Soni Crowton, near Prackley, aud, for te View of the same, at Tusmore House: , i • - SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLD a -Bed Brick - and • Sigh-frOted Fitu - .140.1.D• MESS BAG E, late rhe residence of Mrs. Leman, deceased, situate in the Nortligatc , stre:A, the pleasantest part of Bury St. liiirnunn'4, cm'aining A Yesti bilk; Breakfast Parlour, Dining and Drawii.g ttoonss, tive Sleeping Rooms on the First Floor and five in the Attic, Coach-house, and Stables for five horses, with attached and detached Offices, necessary for the residence of a Genteel Family ; Garden, containing about one acre, well planted, : and-a Paddock, opposite the House, 'containing about one acre and an halt. .be further particular:: liarl,.4y applying to C hirwer Bary r‘I'AVI'GABLE. CANAL PR() P E RTI ) . —Monthly Sale. . By 'Mr. SCOTT .On • Friday,. April 3 , , at l'welie o!Clock," at Carraway's, SI RES in the foIIo I ‘ ' ;' ) It n i d g () N II. A . V . IGATIONS, viz. 6 Sit TO N and LDHAivf, PEAK FO i :REST, GRAND 'iusc , rioN, WARWICK• and BIRMINCHAM, NAPION, ELLESMERE, IVOR .CESTER and 131RMING.:HA.`4, UNION, .Ci-lELM CROYDON', 'an,l the ULOUCI'S"t'Ett and BERKELEY CANALS; alst) URANITiIIINCITON and ASI Y 1)11. . LA SOU CH. 130 N bearing Eiveper.Cent. Interest. Particulars at the New lintel. }limn:Wpm at Hap:hat', 'Hotel, -Piccadilly; at Uartaiva;,'slanct of Mr. ,Scott, zs, isw•Drixlstr-stieet.• . • A N.EW. COMPLETE, and COMPREI-IF.NSIVE SYSTEM, of MODE ItN C EOG Illustrated and embellished with Maps, Charts, and En-' g ra v tugs. 0 n Saturday, April 4,' 007, will he published, No. I. of a New Work, entitled, - • * , 'THE' MODER NT GEOGRArki ER. To lie pub -11 once a Fortin gin, and completed in Sixty Num. berg Octavo,prite is. each, for Ming" Five liand.oine Volumes.' -- By FRANCIS WILLIAM iii,AGDON, Esq. Member of several Learned and Literary Sacietics ; Author , of the .Folio History of Ancient and . Modern India . (Int). fished under the parronao of His Majesty and the Court of Directors) ; of the 4to. Life of Lord Viscount Nelson, &o &t. (sa" -A Prospeaus of the Work, in which the plan and conditions areinore fully throned, may be procured of any of,Lie Booksellers, or at the Publisher's, No. 3, Paternoster row, London: Printed for A. Whenier, No. 3, Paternoster_ row; and sold by all the Booksellors in the United . . Lately published , in Quarto, 'price One Guinea in boards, •' illustrated' with - PlareS, - - • The Second Edition, much enlarged, of INSTITUTES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, Theurokal and Pradital , • a Text Book for Univeritiis and private Teaching. . „ • ' ;3y W. ENFIELD, LL.D. Printed for J. Johnson, in St. Paul's C.hurch.yar , l. Where may be' had, by the 'sarni Author, ['radical Ser. mons, in thrqe vols. price one guinea,in boards, This Day was published, In Twip Dols. Crown Bvo. price its. bords,' GEOGRAPUICAL - DELI& EATIONS ..or, A Compendious View of the Natural and Political Stat 6 Of all. Parts of the G lobe. ' • By 0 1 ,1 N AIKIN,K.D. Printed for 1. Johnson; St. Paul's Church-yard. The following account of this Work is given- in •the British Critici , Vol 27. " There are few Writers of the present day to'whom,the public is more indebted than to Dr.Aikin whe therw•ti colistiler the variety, thelinportance, or the al;ree ablenesS Of liis-pertonnances. Tire present is one of the neat. eat putdi6ations of the kind that has yetappeared in our lan guage ; not intended to supersede the common Elementary 13OOki on the liilkjeel Of Geography,' but to comprehend, in a moderate soirivass, every thing, must important relative to the Natural and Political State of the World.. *The Author's own remarki, • - occasionally introduced, on the political state of the - places described, are remarkable for their moderation and sound sense." el Proper Present for Young Persons of either Sex, and a • Useful Book in Schools. MEXICO. - - - Printed for f; Johnson. in St. rani's Church-yard, a New Edition;' in a Vols. 4to. Price 21. 2s. in boards, of THE HiSTORY of MEXICO. Colleted from Historians. from Manuscripts S a aie i :e a r l it is P h ai a nTi i ng :V s l o 7 t 3“ t c h a e ll indiatis. Illustrated by a Chart, and twenty-fii&other Copper Plates. 'ro which are added, Critical, Dissertations on the I,and, the Animals, and Inha bitants Of Mexico. By ABBE DE FRANCESCO SAVERIO CLAVIGERO. Translated from the original 'ltalian. Account of .this Work from the .Montirly .Review : " ,Europeans know little of the interior of Alexico ; the accountsvven of that country by travellers are discordant, in con Sequence of their ignorance of the language andmanners of the people they describe, and their imacquaintance with, a prodigious number-of •Memoirs and relations that throw light upon the historyPf that famous country.. 1 f ever a writer was qualified, by a combination .of advantageous' circum stances, for composing a History of Mexico, it is eeltautly . the -Abb6 Clavigero. for he has not only perused, as' it seems. with care, all the writers who make mention of this great Empire, but he was born in the country, is mister of its language, - and 'has visited all those parts ct it which the Spanish Government has renderedinac-cessible to the curiosity of travellers. Nor did lie pay. them -only - a transitory visit, for - he spent aba - ve, thirty years in observing, with the eye of . a_ philosopher, all the parts of this extensive iegiori, and in proctiring from the natives `exad information with resped to „every objel Or any c.nnseq,nence, so' that he:maybe almost considered as an ocular - witness of what he relates. Ie to tuese uncommon advantages the laborious and learned Author has joined that critical acumen so necessary to appreciate the sources Of information, - to discuss dubious fads; to combine scattered fr. g vents-, and .to, separate truth from fable, and has 'clOwnen all by that bold candour which suppresses every thing t ha- is false, and disguises or conceals no impoit an' truth, his ,vnric he an inestimable ,present,to-the re. public of tenets. Stich is it esteemed by good judges, who .httrih!ite to him larg:ly all tin:se. qualities. --" It is with pleasure that we have perused the work, and we hesitate n: to recommeal it to readers of every. descrip tion ; In lily will derive from it much real iitiomation, and all Will be greatly entertained by the• variety ot•incittents,anct. t numerous an nnlotes,. it contains, " We; think .the translator his d ne his countrymen-, - tivhir are ignorant of the It.li:u language, a. material service, by presiintingi . witn tncAbbe Clxvii - Fo's pork I.n - au Bn4- inin [PRICE- SIxPENCE. 211,41/ Y-0 FFICZ, 117a , ch, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of -HI)" l'Y's NAY Y beretLii give Notice, that on 71'Inesday, the Sib next, at U,_ 0'0 , 44, 1 they Wilt Oe rea. l lyipareat -with:zuchr Reroms. eray-b, willing to Cont.;pa ja r ihnzw v , ir. the River- Thames, T wry e BO ATS, agreeable to a Draught which, with' a Form oj t - 1,1 feeder, may be seen at this Office. • - No Tender will be:received after Twelve o'Clork on the oL,y o; Treaty, nor au noticed ;alley the Party', or an Agent for attends, " - - • PICTU/ILLINC; . -04f.'FICE, . . 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