The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-13 00:00:00

'‘ ; iA ,-..•11-7. .11,..4-t.ito:r1:1)-w-0--1-r-..:17:42.4.4:::;::19;lt , , .........• j ... ......... ..... at ' , 4. , .., 1:, . • ~ , , .. - , - • x.-T g ...A, wi,A10.7....., -. , ' ..% , ~.....„ .. , , ... ,:, .... , . 1 , 41 :. ~ . • '‘ Y 4 -4 • , d'ici, , - r. .„ st MI.. 7 0,147........yi 0 - tsi.' •,,,, ''-`. % .... "*A . ;ftW f. 4 .1. C i I - -., .:.- , -.. , . ~ . I . . .., , , 4 --.., •.• .; L'..4-',d- 3.46 1.14 . , '''';',.'• ....!...._-.-::: l.* x 4.. , - , :raif t .y: -, ; -:,.. 4 45-1,A'''',...1:•, , ,,t,";5!,7 : :::- ' .-..,-----A*',F,F,,w''''..,7-'•:**,.... ' . , • '',,,,,f4.4`,Ae5..,'1,"'- " • 411 2 41' ~ 'Osz` . .- . - - • • . . • , ' /./VJ ritoi I ..\\k± k v..l, • " ' "i' lqiii iiiitlO‘ i~ r :~/ umBE rt 45 21 .] ~►~=+i FRIDA Y, 1 1 / 1 4E. tx .007. [PRICE 6IXIi VC THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO- . IVIORRO t :CArEVENNG, Match 14,. PtOo .n==~=A.~.~:: 1V)IITY-OF'FICE, HOUSE, . -,. THE CUR'FEW. The Music 'composed by NI r. ATTWOOD, NO.RmAN's. Ilugh De Tracy, ,Mr. LIARRYMORE; Rotten, Mr. BANNISTER; Bertrand, Mr. HI SI tmoN.:s Walter, Mr PENLEtv Philip, Mr..ENKE ; , Dunstan, Mr. CI)OKE';. . Matilda, Mrs. POW E LL'ir • Florence, Miss DUN,CAN., • • Vitzhardiak, Mr. ELLISTON Armstrong, Mr. PA LMER; - Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS i< - • Herman, Mr, cAtt.t.s. ifter which, second time, - a novitiperatie Pike, called THE YOUNG HUSSAR • ' Mara ft, t SO7 , CIE - PRINCIP OP' 'RICERS and COM -1. iIIYSSP?NES of Flit Jilajesty's lVa.sy do here& Rite Notice, that an :It,•;day the 16th instant, at Ten o'Clock in • the Fir enoor; there will be tit up . la Sale In Ills Majesty's 11raval Yard at Deal, • • March tt, 18e7. T HE COURT cf:DIRTCTORS ,of ge. -a- UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That at the Qtiarierly Ge:•er;:l Court arpcinied to he bild. 7. 1 :e . 25th instant, a 11 71 ill he made, • " That Mr. Edward Ephraim Tote, late of the Bengal Civil Eitahlishment, be permitted to return with his Rank ,to I ndia." The Seamen' Slop Cloathing, with a few Aiticle4 of Marine Cloathing, saved from the - Wreck of the Re garal Store-Ship, lately Stranded near the South Fore land, • • The Numbr 4f Artiele: to be :phi exceed F o zrteen Tin:wand, aft,i•consist of ee ry Weser:pawl .Vop qoath;eti now 'tired is His Majesty'iNazjt. .• WILLIAM RAMSAY, Seco The •Cloatilingl;nay 4e seem at' the . 151;sq of Sale on die 1316 axe 14th instant, and Cataloguer had if Mr. job: Parker, "he. tioreer, eit Deal.• Or, LOVE AND MERCY: The - The Overture and Music composect by Mr. Kelly, The Chataders by • • ' Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. CIERRY, GIBBON, Mr. 'DIC NUM, Mr. - FITZSIMNIONg; Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs_ lIARLVWE, Mrs. DLAND. On Monday, The Curfew; with The young Hussar; or, tpve and Mercy. A new Grand Romantic Melo-Drama, .in TWo Ads, and-a mew Comedy, in Five Ads, are in rehearsal. • THIRD TIME. THIsATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING; March - 14, 1 eo;, . „ will be adecla new Comedy, in Five Ads, callect TOWN AND COUNTRY.; Or, WHICH IS BEST? The ptineitral Characters by Mr. MURRA'r, Mr. KFMBLE, Mr. BRUNITIN, Mr.C. KtMEBE,Mr.,FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHAR6, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY; Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOWER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss.BRUNTON, Mrs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Miss_TYRER. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON ; The Epilogue by M FA W GETT and Mr, BLA N CHARD. WITH --- HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER. 'GOOSE; Or, THE GOLt)EN EGG. - Principal Ciiaraders, Mother Gooe, Mr. SI MIVIOWS ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. RING and Mr. BO: LOGNA, jun. Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bogle, afterwar‘is Zany, Mr., GI.J.NIALpi ; Oddlislt, Mr. MENAE ' - - Untin:lfby with k Song), Master SMALLEY Columbine, Miss SEARLE. On Monday,. Town and Country I; Harlequln and Mother Go'ose. . THE NEW - PLAY. This nay was ~ b lished, p r i ce H a lt • a - C rowt4 HE CURFEW ; a Play;. n - Five Acts ; per -I.tartnin- with great Applause at the'- Tteatte Royea, Druty-lane, , . By the late 1011 N 'MTN, Author of The ir-tomy Moon, Printe for Richest Phillips, N 0.6, Bridgt. - streef,l3l4o.- rriars, and to be had otai! Bookießers,: . . . PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY 114STITUTION, Tat Circuits orihibdges.hap . iiening,at the time the ne‘t Meeting of piopriato - rs is appointed, and Siirrie 'of the Directors ;wit nrityci Oat' Preprietors of this instituti'Ott being 'oblige.. to attend their duty, int - heir:several -Counties, us Grants Jurors, the .oi.reelors desire me to. give. Notice, that: in consequence :hereof, the. Meeting' or the 1 7th' o f March inst.' -will treacijoiarned . - td Thursday the ttit of. at •• Twelve ii'Ciuck, at the Crown an d An c h or ,. i n • t h e S tran d ,. When. the Eldtion of the auditional Direaors-wil I take place. — l2, F. THOMPSON, Solicitor to . the 4 Mirch 9, TBt),, No. 30, KING-STRVUT, COVENT-GARDENS,.`.- • • HAMBURGER; Gold Lacetnati (late' Foremqn ~ _. •• to Mr.: fientetson), - having purchased his - late txtett-, I give Premises, and:. Alantitatbaring Utensils, . continues to carry_su the .t.lusiness in All - its Branches,. and • solicits the Con - time& of the FriPilds to that HoUse, and the-l'ulie. RAINI3(.►WV Cllf ; 'Fl..El-It)USE AND HOTEL, KINCi ." STREE'r, C()VENT-CARDEN. MOULE, deeply and gratefully impressed' with the extertsive.and liberal Favours.she experienced during Thirty years she carried on the abeve. Concern, re, grets the Nectssity that corripelster againto solicit the_ Sup_ port of her - Friendsand the ['nate in general, in the te-under raking thereof; the Business of which will be.managed by Herself and Daughter ; by' whom every Attention will be given and exerted to deserve present and futurd,l'atronage.. • ARMY. ALIEUTENANT ill a West-India Re.giment wishes to exchange on the Halt.pay, and will give a ffereziee. • Letter ' s , with real Signatures, clireaed'to'A. X. at iViOs rs .. Notions, BoOkfiellers, Bristol, will beiromediately attended to. . . AN ADVOWSON. • • • w . . - ANTED purchase a • PERPETUAL AD- . . VOWS( ing, in an elig:b e :tealtliv Sit ua ti on , i ivope of 'the Midland Counties of EA gla id, where the -present Incumbent is far advanced in life.; ..iid if with. a Manor Estate the more agree able. Letters addressed' to Mr. S co t t , ;5 , New 'tridge street; Loridon, will be attended to. • WANTED TO RENT, • With Possession at Michaelmas next, for a Family •of AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, with Offices, withi n One Hundred Liles of London. The Deputation Of a... Manor, and Right-of Fishery, or where. the lame can be obtained, will . be . required Particulars to be transmitted to Mr. Lewjs Peacocic, Sol.; i.i . for,.Lin'Coltiis-inn-fields, London. TO BC LETT* • PREGNANCY.. A NY Lady in. this Situation, under peculiar Circumstances, may obtain acoiifidential Friend, and secure her hon ou r a n d ha s ppiness;;Ly iddressing aLetter (post- P 4O ) to Mrs. Griinston, No. tS. ...Broad-street, Gc,llden sq44l4. which w ill, rece i ve an i mmed i at e bnswer, and an interview with thb Advertiser will be appointed. , . •.AndEntered upon 4 LadY. Day next, or sooner, if required, A -. •COMPLErk,; DWELLING-HOUSE, in th e ... • k - ji,. village of Hagley, in the County of Worcester. The House consists of a large Hall, treaktast-Room, Dining- Room, and Drawing-Room,. Hoasekeeper- Room, Closets, and' every Convenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder, Brewhouse, and Servants' Hall ; Staining for.eleven Horses, and a 'double Coach-house, with other necessary Out-buildings : five Lodging Rooins upon- the•ifirst f lour, . .• • A RcHER and NAUGHTON, ManufaCturers and four upon the Attic, . tae;ritles two for the Men Servants; a 'good•Staircase all• the way 'up ; Attics as' good 'as the other ,A .k.and Me impressed with ri:ers t o H er M a j esty an d the Royal Fainily, a strong sense of - Gratitude for the continued Rooms. and a Man Servant's Rtiont over the'Kitclien i • a good Elitrortage of t h e Nobility and Gentry, beg leave to assure walled Garden, Shrubbery, and a b out 14 A cres o f Land ; two them, that-e they will always find thei r W are h ouse stoc ko Fish Pools, and a Green-house. • .. . • pith • n extns,iv e'AssortMent of. the best and most fashion- Inc above House and Lands are situated in Haglev, in The. able Articles in their line; A .•and.H. at present, will only . County of Worcester, andnear adjoining to Liagley Park and ,enumerate the following Goods, vii. •Poplins, Tabbine t s, the talent Hills ; 'and there is• a g oo d Pac of liarrters within Lustres-, .Velvets, Bo mbazines,Figured 'l"Willecl, anti Plain . about a,rivle, and are..distant about three mile s horn Stour.„, s r - ocenets ning, Italian GatAzes and Sarcenets, unci a great variety bridge, acid eleven from Birmi n gl iani , _ to b ot h w hi c h plac e s ' 0 meu Articles; the su p er i or i ty o f w hose. restietve there is an excellent Turnpike Road', and near the Coal Qualities they ran engage to such: Ladies, as- may honour - • Mines. - . . them with their commands. . - ' :V. P. MoreenS and • Fabbereas for •Furni.ture, ..manufar the same ' ; and for Particulars, to Mr. John Watkins, the hired to order at a short notice, No. 8,. Henrietta-street' Co- : PrjPrietdr;*'Northiripton, ne.ir Wori:ester ;of to Nlessrs; , i.. }Winos and . Bak.cr, Solicitors, in Liewtikey, .., vent Garden. To the PROP RI ET'ORS of EAST INDIA STOCK:. ANo.GEN,TLENistr, NINTATED in the most sensible manner by the repeated assurances of support I continue to re.Frive, I must again ettn'ess 'my warmest gratitude tor such additional and disinterested nutria of favour!: • I have already.humbly submitted 1.0 you ray prettfisions to _fill a seat in the Direction:- The experience -or a great pot. Wolof my lite in the Cornpany's.service, combined with en tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more I. cannot oWer, and more I am sure you do not require in a Candidate, to enable. him to discharge the duties of this pprtant station ; but i tray, I trust, .without presumption, gtve you seleinn assurance, that in the event or my suc cess (and the reception I have met with in my canvass le aves me no room to doubt it) my ability shall be exeacised to the utmost, and the whole of my tithe be devp•ed to the fulfil. rent of every duty conneded with the prosperity of the East' India Comparly. trust that those Proprietors to whom I haYe not yet paid my respcds, will rot impute the apprent neglect to any otter than the real cause,- the extensiveness of the Canvass. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen. You'i" most obedient and obliged-humble Servant, Birchin-lane, reb.it ; 1807- 10.)14kRT WILLIAMS. N-. 13: Captain Williams's Committee meet every ‘Vednes. , 'clay, at the King's Head. Tavern, in. the Poultry, and - attend from Eleven to Five &Clock,. by *horn any coolinunicatiois 'will be thankfully received. ,i March 3, 407. rrHE GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS AL PITA 1, tirai themselves called upon to interest the, Public in general in fay.otir of this meritorious .F.stahlisll - of Charityi and hope to experience the liberal support which the Cause of . t h e Poor and Afflided requireS'at this time. The Hospital is a spacious and convenient Building, well. adapted to tulfil the intention of the beneVolent Founders,' containing .Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly lidur Hundred Patients : only SeveniVards can be opened, on ac 'count of the low state, of the Funds 'of the, House. • • Front the Reports of thePhisicians and Sutgeons it appears that on every day appointed . for th e / a d m i ss i on 'of Patients; numbers of distressed Objeds apply, whom tire A tiending Committee are obliged to refuse ; they can seled only the Most urgent cases,--forty-nine mis,:rable Persons were sent sway in the last week—of these many must sink preitia turety NiairnS to the Sickness or Disease under which they lab Our. • - ' This Inatitution is situatCa in the midst of a most pppit lens Neighbotirhood, in which the Poor are very numerous; and opulent- Residents but ttiv"; - on a-high ,road of grekt trafßc,; audits the tfistriet . of the Sea-faring part . of the coin muhity, whOseapplications . f o r Relief in their Many CaSaal ties are continual ; and mos . !' particularly retlDi re and deserve attention'and assistance: '-Untbittinate §tlticurs are teixiveil at any hour of the day, or night ,withont oth,gr, re„.ocninencla - Lion than their - necessity and distress-, .I . llsintcrior arrante- Ment is ccrndueted on the,most hunkane 'aiiifytitticiOus plan.. The additional."Expence of Opening ALL ilte3Slards, which ~ would be produCtiVe of such incalculable benefits to The-, Poor, and atiVautage to time Public, , will be smaLl„compared. - with - that" attending any new Institution. - Theliantding is complete': the several Officers and Attendarcti. are :appoint- - ed ; soil except in t h e partwujar ot-i,‘llinteriaoce, little, more than the preSent Expences will beineurred.by the kelief of nearly 250 additional "PatientS. The Public at large -benefits- greatly :from these useful 'Establishments. They are the principal„schools for the Tot -mutton of _Surgeons, and the ):•est for hicdial' Practitioners, so nt - ceisaryto the Army and Nagy, where the want of a sut. fici eat number of ski it a and Welliaradised rotessesrs has lon, been• severely kit. • , . When the Governors spike} on the advarkages to be secur ed by atras;istance suffh.:ielit for the Permanent Endowment of this Charity, and consider the generous compassion pre ,,vatent in.all-classcs, they feel a conAdence.thar every Indi vidual, and many Public Bodies, will be happy to contribute in their degree "to - tins pious and useful work, and that the .11/letiotxilis will hold Mali ; on-this, as on so many other oc. ~casL i ov n c il s, a ß g e l n o et ri a oa io sc i, x t ample' of usetul b ene fi cence. • howevfer small the amount, will be, moat thankNlly accepted forth; Hospital. .By Order of the Special Committee, . THOMAS RO L.KU FT, .Chairman. Benefaaions subscribed a t t h e e6theeting, .- February - - - - \ £4 943 S ADDITIONAL .T.ondon - Pock Comp. 5 , 2 , 0 0 i• -Stein, Gower-street 3r ro Executors Hol- F.loience Young - 3 laud, Esq deceased 52 to Sir F.Baring,l3t.M.P. zto a H. Petty, Esq. toy o Baring. Brothers toy Mrs. Turner ; Blooms. . Wilson; (leis wel 1- st. 3t to bury sos Tash, per Robarts • - lofts VVoolmore, Esq. and Co. - 31 So M. P. - 5z to Thomas Dickason, set.s2 to 41berr Petl.„ - 31 to: , I..ktic.kason, jun. 52 to -.Geo. Green - 5L to T. L. Ellis - 31 to tot. Fry ' 31 to T. Plotter, Lincoln's -W. Steinmetz - 3 1 1 0 Inn • - sz to Sikes, Snaitli,,& Co. 52 to (..Stockwell.. - 31 2,, Thomson Botiar 5 2 to E ; Fry, . 31 to C. Wegi t elin - 31 r o Fl etc h er an d ,Son 52 to kiesketh Smith . 3t to .3. Angerstein: 31 to Rev. W. JeOson SE. Parkins, Mark-lane 31 so Tiutes Dawson Harris 3s so N. E. Kinderieys . 21 0 Mlis E. Harris • - 3 1 to B. Pearce 31 ro Q..Hakri s , j u n., -31 So. I saac Currie - 3 rto Birch, Wright, & 52 to" John L e tP vre 31 so T. and G. Anderson, G. Norman, Bromley • Philpos. lane . 63 0 C ommon sO o G. ShaYp i ' jun. 39t1n Thomson- ,:. 5 2 so tv. Sharp, Thread- 63 0 A. H. Thomson ;I so necktie-types (oho Hughes' uildford 52 t o S. Vachell, Boiv il5 so • Ceo.Byttg, ESq H. H. Duke olGlou. Annual. - •so ro -ecst.er so o John Woodcock- - 5 Earl-of Moira -, 52 so J. Jackson, Esq. M.P. so T. Sitith, hen- Ferry s,-Wells & Green 313 o church-street 51,16 • •" • . 311. fot o , Constitutes a Goyernor for Life 55., An Annual Governor.. Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer H. It Peily,, Esq: ; by the Committ e e, a t th e H o spit a l, Mil e- E n d- read; Mr. ones; Secretary; Crutehed-Friars ; C,. fl • Turner, Esq. Litnelsonse ; Messrs. Mairmaring and. Co. ; Messrs. Bolder() and CO. ; .Sikes, Snaith, and - Co. ; Durrienj and Co..' and 'Robins, Cutts, and Co. Bankers; by Mr. Al Highmore, Ilaydort-square, Agent to the Special Committee; and brMartin, Stone, and Co. Bankers. rICT U.l L G- 0F.1,1C&, Feb. 2:6, rBo7. • THE COMAIISSIO4VERSfor VICTUALLING Ws Majesty's Nat" do hereby give Notice, Thai' on Thrtrsday i the 26th of March next, they will he ready to receive- Tender's, in u.iting (sealed,Up), and tredt for Two hundred Tons of LI RPOO L, or ccarie drained CHES HI RE SALT, Safi .of Nita/ gooodness t And for Eight Hundred . Tom LiC tit SIIIRE BAY SALT of the largest grain, Or .S'alt of equal irUliters, qf'whichihe Persorr -who make the Tenders are 'to produce Sampler ; to he delivered into .His Majesty's fiiauel qng Store:: at Deptford, ole.half by the 31st of 7:6 , next, and the renr,thzdet by the 304. September Plowing, free of all .charge and risk to Hit Majesty, except that the eontraaor -will be aillowea' 2s. I td. it , er Ton for Porterage of the 411 from the Wharf eo the Stores ; and 'to bellaiiifor ly Bills, sayable, with Interest, ninety eit9it after date.. . Ti Conditions of the C..9ntrae7 may be Bern at the Steretavy's r i fAce, at this Offset; or 6y appAlbffree, the Celleaors of the Salt Dtalee at Liverpool, and at Middlewicb, in Cheshire, respec tivefr.^ Nu regard 4ad to any Tender in which ice shah not be inserted in Words at teugth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 26ib of Mai 46 next: nor unless the Person who makes the Tender; or toini..persor t an his behalf, attends, to anstrei-, When rolled for. 21 , i ICE OF oiLN.,RNZE, March 4, .1807. I ' I T I ME PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His -Mil l' -I yEs /17, GRUNeINCE do heres 9, give Notice,, That Prop gals 6is received at rbeir - Ohl . ce, in Pall-Mall, on or before' Minday,. the 231 baitint,• fiON .ctech PeTSOIIS as ma)' be Ltd/ling to undertake the Shpply of EORAGE fir the Q,dnance Mrsestrationed! ids tic failowirg Diririas, viz. North Britain rri o uth, I s l e of Wight, and Northern Christchurch Yorkshire - Wewiertt,Woolwich, With its Eastern, exeln3ive te Watley Dependencies iVarley, and Southern, exciu4iveof Chat- ' Chatham, ham Liverpool, South west, including Ports- fors period of Six Months, from she Ist of next, e Forage so he furnished in Rations, consisting o f to lbs. of Oats, at olbs. per Etis!iel. rz lbs. of Upland, Meadow Hay ; and 8 lbs. of Wheat or Rye Siraw, and to he delivered at she resilettive Stations at the rxtence rf the Contraetor, who is also to furnish such Horses with Oats, at S lbs. er Ration, as may he Arnaud in she DissriEl . for which be Contraat. - Tbe Prcpotah may be delivered , leparatqy or jOintly, for eaeo Station, and it it expreied !hut the Contraelor shall receive the Stable Dung that may from time to time aecummlate, making an allowance for the same, 'Further Particulars may be known "Inn application to the Qi pert ComManding.the Rya! rirtillety in each Distrit7 ; and also at the th•cretag's Pall-Mall aforesaid," any at' , 6e. ityren thr Ten aid Four. o'clock, ti.,hr t :e the P ro p osa l s . . are to Le drl.lvered, 'sealed up, and enekrefd, i'reposals for t Supp 4 of Forage."„: 4 ! 6 A - !ns Pro;asai can he admitted after the said 2 d invant, at TvOille o'Cloek APen of the tame day, ben,d2cel unless. else Palo: ntaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. Cild‘:" V Ike Board, R. 11. CIjEIV, See. ExcIiEQUER DILL, OFFICE, . , • March 12, 1307. All Exchequer Bills_ dated in the Mom; of March, igo6, • • TO BE PAID OFF. rrHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of Ms MA "- JEST Y's TREASURY having given Diree:iions jen pay, inb if the Pri n cip a l nj . the ahove-mentione Exchequer Bills, with the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, NeW Palace Westminster, an FRIDAY the loth Day of April, 1807 ; Attendance will be given daily (Suri-: days and' Ilolidays excepled) until Thorrhy, April 2, /MA— from Ten O'Clock in the Merning !ill One' in the Ajternogn,' jar the puipose of receiving - the same. And for the greater dispatch, the Bearers of the Said Bills are desired to bring Lists thereof, containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order, according to the .Value of the said Bills, and Tinter of Commencement of Interest, with. the principal Sums and Intirest due thereon, compited from the days on -which /kV are. respeaiVely dated, exclusive, 'to the said loth Day of April, Prelusive, when the Interest will cease; and they are desired to write their Names and Places ojAhode on such Lists,. and indorse their Names on the said Bills. , If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous of receivingpayntent of the Principal and Interest previous to the said toth Day if April, they may be accommodated on computing the Interest to tie -Day on which.they wish to he paid, and loath- ; ing the said Bills for examination, one day prior ekcreio.... Such Persons as may be .desirous of having New Exchequer part Paythent, upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their Lists delivered on or before the 24 of iitril; 1807; may be accoinmodated with NeW Bills earryini an rnterest of Three pence Halfpenny by the Do , on every One hundred Foimds, luhich 'said New Bills will bear date the said 'loth - Day d e2pril, and will he delivered on ilfonday - the 13th of April, and the following Days, • N. B. All Excbefwer : Bill; dated Arior to March, ISc6, bare lven advertised & efe tarsi DI; Gar INtirea tut; ein bar CY0441. . EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 1 1807. . . "`HE COURT ofarREC7'QRS,cf the UNITED A COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ANGLIN') trading to the. East Indies do hereby give Nailer, That at the Quarterly General Court appoixte to 6e held on the 25th instant, the foaming Resautions of the Court of Direaors viii4he reported to the General Coart,'agrevaitv to the 4a e t h e ‘39 . Geo. II!. cap. 89. wiz. Resolution of the Both july, 18)6, fully acquitting the Commander and Owners of the Lady Burrs from all impu. tatiou of Neglca or Misconduct in respect to the Loss of that Ship. Rcsoltition of the 7th January, tBo7, fully acquitting the. Commander slid Owners of the Waton:Hastings from all itnputation of Neglect ur Miscondutt in respect to the Lose Qt that Ship. Resolution -of this day, fully acquitting the Conmunclet. toil Owners of the Ship Earl of Ahergavenny trout all ration of Neglect or Miscondua in respect to the Loss f that Ship. WI4 R A MS Y, Secretaty. On Saturday will be published, • Elegantly printed in One li-kry,e Volidne.' Crown Odavo, 04 - . a fine wove Piper, hot- pressed, Nice in beards, .icis. 6d. • • (To he Contioued . 3 nrvnAly); . • HE POETICAL REGISTER, and REPOST. : TORY of F Uk; ITIV E - POET R Y for igej., being the Filth Vohune . of the Series. • Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. 62, St: Church-yard. Sold also by 1. Raw:lard, No. 190, Pig, Cadi I The Poetical Register comprises Original; Fugitive, and Ancient Poetry ; Criticise is on the Poetry ot the Year ; With a Catalogue ; Tactical Biography and Miscellanies. Of the above-mentioned Book Sellers may be had, The Second Editions of the Volumes for 1301, 1802, .1303, and . 1804, being the faUT first of the Series, price 21. 17$. 6d. in boards. - The Volume far 006 is preparing for publication. G° STATE Lt4TTEit I', - to begin Drawing I..titi APR I L.' . SCHEME. 4 Prizes of 223,000 - - ,CBo,ooo 4 - .10,000 - 40,00er 4 • - 5 00 '). .1%.) -• . lOca - 10,ctu ,• •. - • - 506 . . - So.o - 'loo 3300 So - 30;1 3coo - .26 3000 Fint-ctrargst Tickets IS . each . . .. 30,0a0 soz a Tickets ,C25,,00* Capitals Determinable s First-drawn Ticket, ist Day. - ,C 20,00* Ditto - .d Day ' - - 20,000 Ditto . - - - 3:1 Day - 20,i)0c, Ditto -- 4th Day . - 20,000 Ditto - - - . Stit Day - to,oce Ditto - - - - 6th Day - zotooti TICKETS am? SHARES are on Sale at every Licenced • • Lottery OlfiCe. • PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - - - ,Ctg n 5 o Halt - 30- Eighth - - kz 12 Quarter - '5 3 o Sixteenth - - - z 6 6 . .The above Scheme, will point out the necessity of in early Pttrctwrse, as Four Prizes of ao,oeol. each will be lure to be drawn in 'the first Four Days, exclusive of other Capital Prizes. ROOKE :Ind Co. atocli-brokers, and, Liclxed 1.3 Lottery-Office Keepers, 237, . Piccadilly, established fifty-three.Yeara, 'rettfro their sincere aid unfeigned Thank's fur. the Very flattering and general Support given their Office and they respectfully inform their Friends and the Publk%, that they hiv.: a very large Supply of TICKETS. and SHARti S, in the greates t possible variety of Numbers, for the ensuing Lottery that begins Diawing-14th April, and which confains . , 4 Prizes of 4. 2n,0P0 I 4 Prizes of • . 4 - ic,! - )oo I ro - 1000 cite. &c. BROOKE and Co. have sold and•registered Thirty-fir Shares of Capital Prizes. in.the last Year, including a to,ecolc CiARROLL and Co. No. led, Oxford-street, nest 1,..., Relibone- place, are selling. TICKETS and SHARES, in great variety of .Nurnbers, for the THIRD STATE LO r rERY for.tBo6, which will begin DraWing on the 1411 a of April next, tiie'Scheme of which stands unrivalled by any former one ; and claims particular attention from the Put.. lic, as it consists of the tol lowing, Capital P rizes, viz. 4 Prizes of £20,000 to Prizes of £ IQQO 4 - - - 1 0,000 10 - - .. .. 500 4.. _ - 5000 &c. &C. &C. The First t drawn 3000 Tickets, in ' addition to any °the: Benefit that may fall to them, will be entitled to fol. each: Carr..ll and Co. solicit their Friends and the Publiclo be early in their Purchase,. as the pri4cipal Capital PrizeS will be drawn on the fi rst F our •IltAys tr , . , lie last N0v.,,,A..... State Lottery, No. 12,103, a Prize of i,oool. was sold. in sixteen SiXteenths, by CAR ROLL and. Co. -; and No. 60ci 4 ,.; a Prize of 5001. was likewise sold it, Shares; and, in former Lotte.rics, Capital Prizes to a very considerable. aint,unr.— Country Correspondents; at:dal' orders, will lie ptinaually attended to. Schemes to be 4,0 gratis. OVERCHARUE RE TURNED.' • ALL Persons who have bought any of the CITY HOUSE TICKETS,' and paid 51. los. fur the same, are desired to Wing them back to the Office at which- they were purchased, and a. Return of Five Shill in g s per Ti cket. shall be niade'them; and in future Tickets in.iy be had for the City House Lottery at all the old Established Offices, at Five Pounds Two Shillings each: The Scheme of the First Lottery contains 19,978 Blanks, and 22 Prizes, making 20,000 Tickets. Due Notice will be given of the next Reduaion inPriCe-ot the CITY HOUSE TICKETS, , • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By WILLIAM HARRIS, • On Monday, the 3otb ILy of March, xBO7, and follmving: Days, at the late Dweiling-:house of Andrew Ntwton. Esq. deceaSed, situate in BI:ci-street, in the. City of Lich: field, MHE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD T U EiC;Ol.) DS,‘P late, I-' icture.s, Prints, s upe rb! ) or . nantentedlapan and other Chiria, Linen, .Fire Ar ms , E as t_ Indian and American: Curiosities, sud other. Etreas lateor, . 'Andrew Newton, Esq. deceased.•• • . The China, and Curionitles will be sold on Moriday .and Tuesday, .the 30:1i alai 3 e•ays• of : MaNti; and .the Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, and A , loncla:', the . 4th, and 6:1I days of A pril next. - • Catalogues will be pritite/l, and rna'y Se had of the Aur.-- • tioneer, and at !lie princi , ri: inns in Stailbrd, and Derby ; ant. the (100,1 :nay ba viewed by 41. ' to the A itßioneer to: T 14A,etS.