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NO SONG 0 - SUPPER. ,Fredein,k, - .Mr. KELLY; Crop, Mr. DIGNUM ; . " Endless, Mr. IVI AT H EWS ; . Robin, . Mr. BANNISTER;, ' ' Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND; - • Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS 4 -- ' • ..., Nehy, Mss MENAGE ; ' . . • Margaret ta, Mr5....A4 OUNTA I NT. " • Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit, 3s . 6cl. Second Price 2.5. .---.Gallery 2s. Second Price' is.—Upper Gallery is. Se. am' Price 6d. -No Money to be teiurned, - - Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Ilbx-office, in Little Russel-street. ~ . The Doors to he opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six: On Wednesday, The School -for• Friends ) - with a new Ro. Mantic Melo- Drariis. . ' THE PubliC are regpeafully informed, that Ma dame CATALAN! will have a grdnd CONCERT on Friday, the izth of Tune,, at the New Rooms,._Argyle 'street, on which occasion Mr. Braham will sing, for the• first time, a Duo and- Scena with -Madame Catatani. Madame , Storace and. Signor Naldi have already — consented to assiseat this Coneert, and a numerous Band will be select ed from the first talents in the Country: . The Concert under the aired* of Mr. G. T. , Smart. . . Tickets, aeOne Guinea each, to be had at the Office of the Fashionable Institution, in Argyle-street; and at Mr.Kelly i s, Musical' Saloon: . • • ... . . N. B. The whole Suite of Room's will be thrown open, with kefreShments, &e. as at the Seled Assemblies, This Day was published, • In Quarto, price 7s; 6d. in boards, CQNSIDERATIONS - upon ithe TRADE . with INDIA, and the Policy of Cont;nuing the Company's ' Monopoly. Printed for T. Cade!): an,l W.* Davies, Strand; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. , This Day was putilihaecl, price 4s. HE FALLEN ANGELS ' A Brief Review . I -- of the Mktasarestif the LATE A DAIII•jISTRATION, particularly as conneded with the Catholic Question. • To which is added, ' Advice to the. Yeomanry and Volunteers of the Imperial Kingdom, to whoin'this Work is addressed. Published by J. Hatchard, 169, Piccadilly. Sri T L IZ DA y,. JUNE 6, 1807. :.,,~.. e~ ~~ ~z _ . _ I' IC TLI.I L. IN FF IC E, May s 5, tBO7 THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING NAVY do hen6y give Notice, lhat on: Toes lay, the 3pth of June next, they be rent /p to receive Tenders, in w,iting fre,:ded up), and treat for the. ,supplY what SEA PROViSIONS — and FRESH BEF.F may be re.. quired for the use of Hit Majesty's- Ships..and Vessels . at the Islands of jamaica and _New Providence, JoT,Tvielve Months certain, fromste isth of '.November nexi,° and further until, Six Months notice shall be given, cn cither side, for the termination thereof : the mode of payment to be payable, with in. terest,fninety eigys after. date. • • . • The Conditions of the Contrae9 ,may he seen at the Secretary's * Office. . . - No regard will be had to any Tendei- in which the 'Price not be inserted in words qt length, or that slotoll not he delivered to the Board before One, o'clock on the said Tuesday, the sorb of ure next', Nor unless the Pit ton Who makes'th,e ender, or some Person on his behalf, ,attends to answer, when called for : no• will any Tender .that contralti extravagant Pr.iees upon'some Articles, and Prices Much inferior to the real value upon be considered as proper to be admitted. VICTUALLING OFFICE, • - , June 1,• 1207. PIE COMMISSIONERSfur VICTUALLING HIS - MA.YESTY's NAVY do here:.4 give Notice, That on Wednesday the, 16th Instant, they will be ready to receive Ten dert ift icriting (sealed up), and treat for Five 1-ItincirecbTons oil IkON ;JUT 1' HOOPS, or far day 'Quantity.thereol, not less than Fifty lons ; to be delivered in Ten Weeks, by weekly prop6rtioni, into His, Majesty's Viaualling Stores at Deptford and to be:paid /or by Bills, payable, with , Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra ET may 6e seen at the Secre. lauets Office. No regard -will he bad to any Tender in 'which the Price that! n, t b e inserted in go., ds at, length, or • that shall net be de,ivered to the Board &Joie o'Clc.ck on the :said Wednesday the loth Instant,- nor .hnless the Person who makes the Lender, or 4ome Per s on on hil behalf, attends, to answer,nt4ien called for. PRICE SIXPENC-E. FRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS. SEVENTY-FOURTH:I3IIj,LETIN OF THE G RAN :) AR .I Y. " E 1 N . CKE NST,I4I,N, " Prince JEROME having discovered that outworki of Neisse, alongside, the -Bielau,' impede I the progress•of the siege, ordered Gen. 'AND MM -to' occupy them. In the night - fropllo aoth of April to he Ist of May, this General, at the. head of the Wurtemburgh troops, took.t he said works, put the enemy's troops by whom they were defend ed'to the sword, took I'2o 'prisoners, and 9 piec(s of cannon. The.' Captains of :Engineers, I)Erox- THOU and PROS . T, were at the bead of the columns, and'gave strong proofs of bravery.- The Lieutenants HOHENDOEFF,` RAWER, and MUMMA, 'distiagfaisli: ed themselves in a;particular manner. 'c On the 2d of May, Lieutenant-General CAM RER took the command- of the Wurtemburgh vision. ",It seems, that a Grand Council of War Was held at Bartenstein, since the arrival in the Camp of 'the. Emperor ALEXANDER, at which the King of .Prus sia and the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE asilsted ; that the dangerous situation of the city of Datuzic was the subjed of the deliberations of the said Coon ; cil,and that irw,as found, Dantzic could only be re lieved in two ways; first, by attacking the French, army, to cross the Passarge, and to Like the chance of a general engagement, the result of w‘.hich,(pro iided any advantage was obtalned) would be, to compel the French army to raise the siege of .Dant zic; the second,' to throw succours into nantzic frOtn'tlrt'sea-:;side. It Seems that tl?e 'first plan was deemed impradicable, - unless the . enemy Would ex pOse hiMself to: be . completely defeated and routed. It was - therefore resaVed to confine theMselves to the other plan, of relieving Dantzic by water. . ff " In consequence thereof, Lieutenant-G4ierill kAmiNskoi; son , Of the Field Marshal, embarfiel at Palau, with two 11uSsian . divisiOni, 'formed of twelve regiments, and several, Prussian Regiments. On . . the 12th ; the troops were landed from 'sixty-six transports, under convoy of three frigate's, in Cie port of DantzTo, under the protection of the Fort of Weichsehmtnde:' " The EnVeror iminediately ordered Mari!,al. LAsNEs, who corm - hands thelleserve of the Grind Army,..tO advance from Marier s tburgh (where Iq3 had his head-quaiiers), with the division of Gel:o -ral OUDIOT, to' rehiforce the army of Marshal i,1 , :- FEBIRE. 'He arrived, after an tin'ihterrupted nrarcil, at the very niOkhent when the.onemy' troops were landing. " On the . t 3th and 1 . 4th - the enemfmade prepara tions for the attack." .Thy were separated from the town by the distanCe of somewhat less than (JUL: league, hitt that part ~ vas occupied_ by FrenCh trOdp. On the 15th, the enemy advanced frcim the - fort in three colUtnns,: , .vith intention to penetrate to'thq . . town along the right bank of the Vistula. • The neral of Brigade ScEIIANIN - I(WlO`waS . at. the advan% - d, posts with the ;9,d regiment of light infantry, and one battalion of Saxons and Poles), received the" first fire, .andyoSisfed the enemy at the distance of cannon shot . !, o :,• -• 'frothWeiChSel-muncle. 4 , • • " Marshal LEFEBVRE had repaired io.'th'e bridge which is situated below on, the Vistvla,, and ordered the 12th,regiment.of . liAht infantry, together with the Saxons, to cross over that way, to support Ge neral Scuatimit. General G.ARPANNE, who charged with the defence of the right bank of the Vistula, also pressed that wan with the. rest ; of his troops. The enemy was superior., in numbers, and the contest was continued with, equal, obstinacy. Marshal LASNES, with the reserve of OurnKor, was placed on the left bank of the Vistula, where it ' a t as expeaed ;he day before that, the enemy would make his appeadnce; but when Marshal I,As,tEs saw the movements of the,enemy disclosed, he crossed the Vistula With four battalions of G , !neralOon,rNo-c's reserve. The whole of the enemy's line and resery - e were thrown into, confusion, and purstied,_to the palisadoes, and at nine in the morning,th.e enemy was shut up in the fort of Weichselmunde. The field of battle was strewed with dead bodies. Our loss con sists of 25 killed, and 200 wounded. The enem‘ 's loss is goo killed, 1500 wounded i land 200 taken.' In the evening we could dktinguish a. number of wOunded, which were embarking On board the- vessels, the latter . sheered off successively to return to. Konigsburgb., From .the , town no sally was made &ring this affair, and no _more w done, from that quarter than to supportthe•R. l; - . . sians with a heavy cannonade. , Tbe.eneray,‘fr.:Lii WAN:tE p, A N ASSISTANT td - a -LAND SURVEYOR ; also a Young Man of respeetability, as Alt TIC LED CLERK.' Address to A. B. at Mr Lloyd's, Bookseller, , Upper Hat ley-treet, Cavendish-square. This Day were published, in Bvo. price 7s. 6d.' THE EPICS of the TON,; or, the Glories of the 11 Great World.' A Poem, in Two Books. With Notes and Illustrations. . ---------- 0 innes i I I aerymabiles • • Urgentur, ighotique longa Node, carent quia vase. sacro.—Hoß. 0 say, shall those who just so bright. have shone, tscalie remembrance, when they quit , the Ton t • Their laurels wqher'd, and their name tOrgot, ' - - As dog on dunghill bas been ,said to rot London : Printed for C. , and , It, Baldwin, New Bridge street. • SUMMER LOTTERY, r ONSISTING of only Twenty . Thousand Tickets, Drawing 14th of f [MY, 1807. , • SCHEME. prize of £30,000 - . . ,C 30,000 2 - - - - 40,030 2 - lo,coo 2 - _5208 . - . 100 J SO, 20,6 so , 15,0 2 ° - - 500000 37,500 . 25.30 • 7 - 2,00 • - • - 7 C 200,000 20,0. cp Tickets, • . Virst-cira - Nyn ) Ackqt Fctitrth Dayi being theonly FixcA.l Capital , 'll-11.12TY THOUSAND POUNDS. Driwing will be regularly 100 - ) Tickets each Dair. •Ast, Jursday,, jUly , A 4 - • 6th, •TiffsdiY;; - A ttg. n Tilescidy, f uiy z i I 70i, Wednesday, - Aug t tad,. 'Tuesday, • . 1 City.Bch esday.; ; ug. Atli .Thursdiey, - Aun. 6 gth, riettv, _Aug. toe 3 tar; Saturday• -Aug. "'S roth, T- Satuidity; • • - -Nut.' is PRLCE. - !•••' Ticket - ,C r 9 16 o - 144 f - - - o Eighth - ••.. - 12 -o, ..artcr - - s u Sixteenth 1„ 6 ,6, _ . •• • Q I 'VENT THOUSAND POU\DS also 4.00q1.. 44, and'2oOol. to tentl,'to clear: perCerß. will' aillinel l dus Sipps y -of 594. : nil 160;1: or Atmuities, 'Reyer'stoi::s, se lcuredspqn , L4kuliti Litatm , Houses,_ Funded Property, uh ,dc' Trust, by orZettliAnent, Church Livinss apti:Yen-- t Mr. ROBERTS, who , has„pn.cluded the Salc.of &c:for several witligeheral Satisfaaitih:.respeti 1111,6ssures those who their Skt,:nfitjes — be y deteirnineu on by hi pi sett: A liberty of ke-, oflerdptiou at O, dies (Attie TArties to fie given. . - PersonAl Applications .tiO Letters (post paid), 'to Mr. taZtititc;tite hislfrkiiise; N0:. 1 22. Cecil- street; :ttiiiratienitett, - •• • FREEHOLD EST,ATF„, ‘V . ,INTS()R FOREST. =J 4 ; VkTE t writkc'e; 4 1,1Ipst Desirable FR F,EI - 1Q1,1) ESIZATE,' on the bordets of Windsor - Forest,'3l miles London,. .abou; ten Itcyn Windseir, one. mile from, iiinkttd,. atom -two trout dna Nlarket-tOw'n.'lt" consists—of about- 48.A-cres GI Lund, al. whi':n.a'aout .2; Acres are MeadOw•and ast4repand about .14 Acres Aran;t: ; with wise, 'Stattle, :MX:Cottage in fit:ital . repair, iiq unlimited 'fight ottiastitte mitt- -re;Ctensitre C o mni e 4 Theitattt! is within,a prted Ririg.tence... is occupied - . tly.lhe . 'Proprietor, is in the highest s4te ctiltivt4orl . ° ski es may be had as soon as the oi:itch:lse is .:.uinplettid. 'Timb e r and. „grosviog;;Citysjv be.takeil. at wvaittation. i The ,neightiJur hum' is ger.tea, the country abounds with Game, the. King's. Hounds, as als?ii l'ak "irouirdi frcquehtti "hunt. •Pi"Crotiell 'rot: LOficion rtas;t4ttai4 , through tbe ;t Woresaid ply:: to ,zblessts.:: Bohm ; Lane s and Lane, ',Co 5, Laurence Poultriep •• - „ • • FOR ER'IIPTI O S.. - osl . • • • PETITS PATES`," - or PI4IFYING SWEII/ 'CAKES. Q tit. the preValetice:of - Diseases . 07e , Skin •in ,Children, troth Inoculation:and other.canse4!:. - anii .the difficulty , of. eradicating Went, it has been•longtvished ,that an Alterative could be devised that should comprise real be nefit in S small compass,•and• at once be innocent, 'Cheap, pleasant, andetiettualp'..W..*Praditioner of great experience contrived, many years since, a Medicine of-this descriptipn for his young .Patienits, and gave it a totm adapted. 'to the Palate and . Stotrach of Ch:ltt(en. The socitgs' ot: it fully answered his eicpedation in all Eruptamis .tiponatife Skin, whether arising.trom original Impurity- of the !hood,' or acquired by the Vaccine or Variolous lnoco lation, Small 'Pox, Measles, or any other cause; and it is now with confidence recommended to the attention of the Public. .• : • Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the,only Warehouse for Dr. larnes's Powder, NT _.0.•45, St. Paul's Church- yald, tour doors from Cheapside, London, price zs. a box; containing 23 cakes.or doses, and 3d. the duty. —Observe that the Worns E. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engrayed in the tam p . • ''PERSON aged Thirty-sbc had a small Scro , , phulous Ulceration in ner Hand, giviLg "lier much pain ; it then broke out in her Wrist, both her sliiiththis, and her knee, each Ulceration discharging match, and not dispos ed to heal ; it then atlected her right elbow ; and the e Ulce rations, with a disposition to gen - era' Deoility, she stilfered for twelve,years Her knee was healedia the Worcester In firmary, and she experienced some benefit while a Patient tor a short time in St. BartholomeW's..liowital,,when she made application for the benefit of gl'l LSBORV's PATE ANTISCOM3UT IC DROPS, at the Dispensary,. No. 15, Soho.square, London. By the application of the D t Drops to six months her Ulcers. gradually healed, she regained her strength and appetite ; itis now a t welve month, and ,he re mains perfedly well. Any information of the above fad may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's-court, Drury- London. Mr. Spilsbury is noticcountable loran) , Mixtuie.sold; less the words. ".ity the King's Paielit":;re in,c.rted - on the bill of diredions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Stamp also-(the •King o duty) is printed in black ink instoy of red oak: But; es ss. 6d. ; double Bottles los. aud,larger 11.::s. duty in - . • This Day Was published, In an elegant smaii Volume, price 7s, in boards, r r RAVELS in the Year 1800, fr`orn ITALY to ENGLAND HEMIA,iGALI CIA, POLAND,•and ItU.IA, contain. ing•the Particulars of the L It A Ti ON of M rs: SP E CER SNIITH troth the hands of the•Freneh•Volice; and of her subsequent 7 P tight through the Countries above-mention ed, etletted and wt•tten •, By the MARQUIS DE SALVO, • Member of the Academy of Science's and Literature of Twin, &c. • • Printed for Ricliarki l'inaips, No. 6; pridge.stvect, Black- YriArs, Aid to bi had of all Booksellers.' At the same fun:: was posnisn..•d, a small Edition of tile Orignial It d'art, eta: antlj• in' ed, prig e in, 6;1 in b ar<i s. THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, IV its softening. healing, and tonic qualities, as welt as byits . salutary etteds, affords a sure prospect of returning strength,. and a ,certain hope. of .rriuscular invigoration, to those who are debilitated by premature or excessive indulgencies : hence arise weakness of sight, ve!tigos; less of irpperite; and mental decay.. A body that. is enervated in .youth seldom recovers itsett ; old age and infirmities speedily clime on, and the thread of Ijte is shortened for the isnindation of ,a - happy old age is a goid constitution in youth. Temperance and Ind.. deration, ,at that age,.are passports to happy grey hairs. The Cordial Balm of GileAt most wondettully cherishes nature, and will snpport the lifeof the aged and infirm. 1 n all inward decays, dbility, lowness of spirits, re6xation in either sex, whether hereditary of owing to youthful impru dencio, thisMedicine,will alfbrd the most wonderful relief. In Nervous Cdnsumptions its merits stand unrival :it en• ters info 'and. riiixes with the rnosrsubtle of the animal fluids, assists and invigorates the decayed juices, and throws a genial wamnth upon ch. debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. As Ur. Solomon's pralice is now become so great and ex tensive, .and his constant 'engagements require a : considerable portion of his titne and attendance, he expel s, when cop.. - - sultet, -th e -usual;compliinent of a Guiw;. - but -all written cases, or letters' ot advice, and unaccoMpapied with an order for nied. - cine• and rernietatice, to answered at hit; leisure, are required to i9close only Ha lf-a-G ninea. . Such letter :,• should, tbr Safety, he thus direct:led —". Money letter, Solonion, Gilead-House, nekr Liverpool : paid double post age." Letters may be ordered to• be aiildressed for X. Z: or A. B. at the Postaffice. till called for. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm-of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Half-- a_C uinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at' ins. 6d. - by which the patiAt• saves •gs..,including also the duty . ; the Stamp of which bears. the • Proprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver_ pool," to iinizate whiehis•telony, , • , N. B. It is necessary to observe, that-the Postage of all Letters whatever must 'be paid., - -•- • The Cordial Balm of Gilead Anti-Irnpetigines, and Ab-; stregentLotiOn, and"" Guide to He ilth;" are Said by Mrs. • Mathews, No. IS, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Peril:trier, No. 38. and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; • Mr.,Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; • Mr. Davidson: and ilusband, Elder and Co. 'Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgyw W. Cameron; Greenock ; •Cl.'Browning, ,Paisley ; H. Craw ford, Kilmarnock • W,. Young, Irvine.; A.: Vorsyth, and P. ' Whiteside, Ayr; Crawford, Girvan ; ?.'Carson, Douglas.; T. MiNlillan, Kirkcudbright; T. Yl'Credie,,Kirk. ;nay ;J. Blyth, LeVen; DeMpiter, Cupur ; Allan, Dun, dee. ; P. C raigie, Montrose ; I . Mitchell, and ; AndetiOn,; Aberdeen ; , Dr.. White, !land . ; M'lntosh, Inverness ; T. M`Kerizie;-StorPawili; P. Taylor, _Straritter;LJolirison and 'Bisseri Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, .Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline ; Wilson; Dianbat"; ,Viiinet, Ar broath; Dickson, Dumfries;.. Phorson; Berwica ; Weddel, Alnwick ; -PatersOn, Arbtitlanot, l and'larniesari, ;,- A. Nl'Donald, Trongate, Glasge:W; .anti by most Bookselters and Venders of Patent Medicines in the Baited; I.: in edom . To 111() N A4 : 6 5, T N A eTBri l dge E - s s g. 'Bridge-street, Sir, CONSIDER 'it but'an a& of justice . due 'to' the merits of your. 1.. EAK PAT ENT PILLS, to com municate to you the tollowidg Cure which has recently'been pert - —led by them; iAccidaintance of mine by • the bre; out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended' by a conipbcation of disorders arising - therefruni), Was-reduced al- • most to a,s4.;eton; and although he had the best medical advice which Zotild be Obtained,.and tried a variety Of Patent: M,:glicines • nothinr, could be procured which seemed to, suit his case, or to do him any service : he 'reinained Id a most re ducted and pitiable situation foi tWo years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fad none who knew him eversupposed it pos-; sidle for hint to recover. He was advised at last...to try your' Leake's Pills—he 'did sa, adhering strictly to the direetions given with them. He had nut taken inure than two boxes be fore he found an alu•ration tbr the• better: this him' to' proceed,. and by taking a few boxes Mare he found his appetite and . strength gradually return, and is now as health) and stout as any man 1 know. You are weleOrne; Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. . 1 am, Sir, your obedient huMble servant, Library, l'olkstone.. PURDAY. ! Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAY L R.; Meinber of the Royal College of Surgeons, . • London, at ins Hdifse, No. 5, New Bridge-street; Where, after a.constalit residence of more than Forty Years; in a practice particularly directed to -the Cure of Vene . real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of. Generation' in both Sexes, With:that inviolable secrecy whiCh Men of his Profession should always observe, he 'flatters himself,. the advice'and assistance - he gratuitous-' ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldorri to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • Also sold, by his Appointment, tor the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mall; .the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Donald's, Glas gow ; Mr. Bull, Darne-street, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's, Li , verpuol ; Mr. Atkinson's; Manchester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, is Boxes of only as. 9d. each,;sealed up with full and plain diredions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. • ,N. B. 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