The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-20 00:00:00

~3 r; ~f ~, »1 " ;31fP _ 1.1 , • • . 1". 4/..Y 4 4 4": 73 " ; I • (t.• A • . 0 4a! 10 • ' 'r • rtit. "." nd ,t;f: 4 . _•:,... I ) r 'rA , N: .., for ~, yip + ~ ~. ,ti t.~, : NUIhII3ER 4527.] .The Last_Night of 4frforming tilt the,Holidats. • Tlc - R R iTE O AL, DRURY-LANE.. TO4VLORROW .EVENING ) Marchzi.,lBo7., Will be pe, , orined THE TRAVELLERS ; • Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. Zaphinairt (Pzinee of China), Mr..DE CAMP ; *oyin this companion), Mr. BRAHAM ; • O'Galliigher, Mr. jOHNSTONE ; 11indora (Mo th er toKeiyan and Celinda), M rs..POW ELL ; Celina , Mrs. MOUNTALN; The Marchioness Merida, Signora S WRAC E. WITH THE CITIZEN. • • I. Old Philpot, Mr. NIA THE WS • _ Young Phdpot, Mr lIANNISTeR; Wiiding, Mr. DE CAMP; Maria (with a Song,, Miss DUNCAN; Corinna, Miss 11 ()SW ELI, races 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25. 2.5. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d. - - No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the liox.olfice, in Little Russel-street. • The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six A new Grand Romantic Melo- Dramd, in Two Ads, and a new Comedy, in five Act's, are in rehearsal. • THEATRE ROY L, COV I. NT GARDEN. • 0-MORROW EVENING,. March 21, 1807, will be pertbrined TOWN AND COUNTRY • WHICH IS BEST The Nnnci..ii Characters by Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KE MBL E. Mr. BRUNTON, Mr.C, KEKBLE, &Jr FAwcETT, Mr.BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON, Mrs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Miss TYRER. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, The EpituAtte by M r.' PAW CE TT and Mr. BLA N A RD. WITH . • HARLEQUIN • AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal CharaCters, Mother Gouse, Mr. SIMMONS ; Colin, afterwards Hdriequin, Nit. KING and Mr. 80. • LOGNA, jun. ; .A"va,ro., a.tterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire angle, afterwards Z..any, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Oddtish ; Mr. M! NAG E i • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), M aster SMALL EY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. 'loxes bs. Second.P rice 3s. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.— `Caller+ as. Second Price rs.--Upper C;allery. Is. Second Frice M. -No Money to ne returned. Places for the Botts to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- ' Street The Doors to Of opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at lialf-past Six. ' - . . THE - NEW 'PLAY.. This Day was published, priceliall,a-Crown, ) 17HE, WfIFEW ; a -Play, in Five Ads, pear= forming with great AppiiUse at The Theatre Royal, I)rury-lane: By•the late (OLIN TOBIN, Esq. Author of The Honey Moon. ,gri.ted for RI, h tr i Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street, Black= Ertai,, *oft to be had of all Booksellers. BRITISHE NEPTUNE of SUNDAY N 2.2.1 inst. will, besides a great variety of intereStip, d impoit-anr latelligence, contain a SUPPLE• 11.1.e:NT,'GRATIS, which, together with what has.already been published in the •B i fish Neptune, will form the most tonvilete.and the most Inrfeet History - olthe Proceedings of the late COUR (_MARTIAL, at Portsmouth,- on Sit 110-11/IE_Pt)PHAM. The British Neptune is published early every Sunday Morning,And ilree (110,:k evety Monday Afternoon, at the Office, ,43, Fleet-street ; and may be had of all Book seireis, N t Aystnen, &c. Z:c. - in Town and Country. - -• ALB/ON . FIRE and Li E'COMP ANY, of LONI3ON, 'for INSURANCE from FIRE and on 11N 7 tS • and for the f;ratitink of AN NI IJI ES.--Capital, ON E' MIL LION. pcmJeFEs.x.pirin g ,- at LADY-PAY should .-be renewed withui. t•itteen .days front . that period... No chAtge . nt4e for Policies or Inclorseinenrs, and Miler valuable airatntages afforded both with respect to Insurance 1:0in frilt:.ind on Lives. ' A large Deduction allowed on the Pre 'Mums at.Pire Insuranct s out of London PyritiosMs May be had at the Company's House, in 'change-alley, -Cornhill.—Attendance daily, from Nine to Pour, Byorder of the Board of Dire ors, WARNER PHIPPS, Sec TO PRINTERS AND S PATIONERS . • BE DISPOSED OF, on Very Advantag eous T 9 rerms, •a W-ell- E stablished BIN E SS SI 0 (1 4. .. in !RADE ola PRINTER, STATIONER, and BOOK - BINDER. Particulars may be known by applying to 14r. Gore, No. 4, Cecil square, Margate. • To COUNTRY SHoPKEEPE RS, LINEN and WOOL LEN-DRAPERS, HABERDASHERS, Ecc. -rt) BE DISPOSED OF, TIDE LEASE, STOCK in:TRADE, HOUSE HOLD i URN ITU•It'E. Ake. of Messrs. JOHN. SON and WI LTSHI ICE, of Huntingdon, Balikrupts. The House is most eligibly situated in the Market-place, in full Trade; and well worth the attenuant of any Person inclined to engage in the line or BusineSs. -For further particulars isignire of Thomas Clark, No. Bury-place, bl ,, ornsbury-square; and Joseph Milner, Iron rnonger-lane, Assignees. • SUFFOLK. -. • • • TO BE SOLD a Red Brick apd tasli-fronted LLi HOLD MESSUAGE, late the r es id ence o f Mrs. Leman, deceased, situate in the Nortligat-strect, the pleasantest • part of, Bury St, Edinunit, cOnt.fining a Vesri bate, Breakfast Zarlour,Dmii!g and Drawing Room's, five Sleeping Rooms an the First Floor and five in the Artie, Coach-house, and Stables for five horses, with attached and detached Offices, nicessary for the residence of a genteel Family ; a Garden, containing about one acre, well planted, and a Paddock, opposite the House, ,containing about one aCreand-an nalF. May be viertfed, and further particulars had, by applying to Messrs. Ciiinery and Sparke, Bury St. Edmund's. • . • • TO BE LETT, • . Atiti Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or.sooner,if required, ACOMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, in . the. Village of Hagley, in the County of Woreester. The louse consists of a large Flail, Breakrast-Room, Dining. Room, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's-Room, Closets, and every Cohvenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry Dry Larder, Brewbottse, and Servants' Hall ; - Stabling for eleven Iforses, and a double Coach-house, with . other necessary Übe- buildings : five Lodging Rooms upon - the First Floor, and four upon the Attic, besales two for the Men Servants ; a OW Staircase all tue way ui) ; Attics as good as.,the other Rooms; and a Man Servant's Room over the Kiichen ; good wailed Carden, ShrobbEry, and about 14 Acres of Land ; two F,islt kooks, arida Green house: • The above House•and Lafids are situated in-flagley, in the County of Worcester and-near adjoining to Hagley Park and the C lent lulls ; and there is a good •Pac of Harriers within abOdt a mile, and are distant. about three miles froin.SlOttr bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which places • there Is an excelieot Turnpike Road, and. near the :Coal Mines. I , or a view of tile. Premises, apply to lohn lor, near the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr, John Watkins. tn:-; ri•oprietor, at Nortlianip.ton, near WoiLester ; or to Messrs. Roberts and !raker, Soliciturs, in hewciley. F R IDA T, MARCH 20, ISO 7. 1 To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.. - i '''lrikorF.l AN° GIINVLED:triv, ANIMATED in tli most s getnible manner lyt , the repeated assurances of support which I I:6titinue to receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude tor such additional and disinterested toarks.offivonr,' • I hAve a:idady humbly subtnittedlo you my pretensions to fill a seat in the Direction. The exper,ence of a great par lion of my lite in the Company's service, combined with en_ tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions' ; mare I cannot otliu - , and more I ain sure you do not•reqUire itia Can - dictate, to enable him to discharge the duties of t - Tus Mr portant station.; but I may, itrlist, 'without-Presumption. give you my solemn assurance, that in the event Of my suc.• eess (and the reception 1 have met 'srith in my canvass leaves Me no room to doubt it) my ability shall 1?e exercised to the utmost, and the whole of my time he'devoted to the fulfil.: ment ofevery duty conneded with the prOsperity of the East India Company. - I trust that those Proprietors to whom I have not yet paid my respects, will not •impute the apparent neglect to - any other than the rc :I cause, the extensiveness of the 'Canvass. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,. • Your mo:;t “bedient and chiied hurnble•Servant, • /Utchin:lane, :Feb; it, tSo7. ROI34RTAVILLIAMS., ~ 14.13 , Carain kvilliams's Committee meet every Wednes- - day, at the King's Head Tavern, in the, Poultry, and attend froin Eleven to Five o'Clock, by whomn any coannunieation4 will be thankfully received. • • . . LOAN OF ti,500,00a BRITISH, FOR THE SERVICE OF YEAR 18.-_,7, • • TO BC BID FOR, at the Office of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEqu ER of IRELAND, in Whitehall, on S'atiirtlay Next, toe'zist inst. at Twelve o'Clock. FOR each 1001. subscribed.be given' such F Capital in a Stock bearing Interest at the rate.of Three One-half per Cent. as shall be agreed apois';---Interest there on te-commence from the Day- cf December last and the Proposal of the Pers , iss ofkring to take the lust Quantity. of such Stock of Three One half per Cent. will he accepted, provided it be not more titan . ft Suns to be mentioned - in• Paper previously scaled up. 1 he Deposit and I nstahnents to be paid into the n4O. of Irellncl, on the days he.einafter specified, and ion the fol lowing terms lot every tool. British,. 'OBl.. 6s" 8,1. Irish Currency, 'either in Bank of Ireland 'vote, or in Batik of England Post Bill's, at the option of' t The ColitiaCtors to hive an option of redeeming the latter at i'ar of Exchange, within forty-two days from the peri,d of lodgment in toe Bank of Ireland, without I iitcreSt or Cii age of any kind. On Certificates being pio:t•Aced to Nie,srs. Puget, !Jain bfidgeirasid Parnell, of the Instalments miving been paid at the Bank of Ireland, Debentures are to be' issued by [hens free of expence for each Instalment, 'subsequent to the De posit ; each Debenture not to be for a legs Sum than tool. the Interest of which to be paid at the Bank of England, half-yearly : the First Halt-year, commencing due on 24th June, 1817, to be constituted Stock, at the option of the Holders, on or after the ad of lanu.ary, 1308. Such Holders of the Loan as may prefer Scrip Receipts, shall receive them at the Hoist or Nlessts.' Puget and CO. on like production .of Certificates, but nqt to .be constituted - Stock till out or atter the zd day of January, tBoB. A Sinking Fund to be Provittel here for the Redemption of the Debt, to the amount of One per Cent on- the amount of Capital Stock-created, which . shall be appropriated to the „Reties - option of this Stock, or of airy Stock to be hereafter created in England on account of Ireland,' of whatever de scription. ' A Discount-at the rate of Five per Cent:, will be allowed tot prompt Paymeon, atter the Deposit of the 3 Ali or March, according to the custom in Great Britain. Sum not exueeding loo s oool. -to be reserved for the Go vernors and Directors of the Bank of Ireland. The Days of Payment of the Instaknents will be : to Per Cent. - iso,ooo - 30th Match. ro Per Cent. 4; - • xso,ooo . tst May. to Per Cent. - • iso,ooo ist lune.. to Pet Cent. - iso,ooo . 15th July. to Per Cent. - - r co,ctoo -• 12th August. is Per Cent. 225,000 - . • iSth September. 35 Per Cent. 225,900 - 2othpelober. to Per Cont. • - - 150,000 loth November. to Per Cent. - Iso,noo zd January, tSoB. DiSTRESS IN 'GERMANY!!! THE•dominittee for apportioning Relief to the distressed Inha,itants of the Continent,' beg sleaie to express their most respettful Gratitude tOr the generous Sup port which they have experienced frotn the Liberally of the British Public. They also embrace this opportunity of stating, that alt their Remittances have safely reached the places of their destination - that many Thousands of the most distressed Families and Individuals have tw..n, relieved, .many. -of whom , were adually perishing from Distress. and Want. Benefactions haw- been sent to 411 the .principal places of Distress, that came to their knowledge. Respectable Coin mitiees, consisting of Clesgymeo, Magistrates, and Mer chants, have been fanned at various Stations in Germany, who have .directed the Distribution, ..and have returned to the Committee in London most satisfaCtory and minute Oh ficial Accounts of the Made oldistribution. This Bounty has been attended with the most beneficial • Consequences in a variety of respeels, and British Generosity has been exalted by thousands. By time late dreadful Events, great Numbers have again been plunged into an abyss of Wretchedness ; and the CoMmittee i having now no Money in hand, beg leave to make a fresh Appeal to the Friends of Humanity. They do this with the greater satisfaction, as they have the happiness to assure the Public, that they stiff - have safe and cOnfidential Channels of Communication open to them on the Continent. The Sum already remitted amounts to 23,8;101. the parti culars of which will begot= in the final Report of the Com mitee. SUBSCRIPTIONS LATELY RECEIVED. The Right Rev. the Lord .Bishop of St. David's, second Subscription S The Right Hon. Lola De Dunstanville 5 5 0 The Rev. the Dean and Canons or- Windsor - 3D 0 0 E. P, Parkinson, by Messrs. Lloyrt . and Co. —zt 0 0 lames Preston, Esq. Hounslow, second Subscrip. _ tion . - - - - 20 o o A. Goldsmid ; Son, and I). Ellison, Esqrs. - zo 0 0 . Richard Barry, Esq. by Rev. Basil Wooud - ;5 0 The Rev. Mr. Gilbert, Guernsey, by Rev. Mi. La Trobe, second Subscription :. ' - ,1 0 o o Collections at Surrey Chapel, after two Sermons by the Rev. Mr. J iy, of Bath - - 290 o o Holbeach Subscriptions, by Mr. Jonathan Hutch- . inson ' ' - - - - - - 6z so 6 Edinburgh additional Subscriptions, by the Rev. .. Or. Buchanan and Mr. R. Pleuderleath ,_ -i. 20 i 6 Collections at Redruth Parish, by Messrs. Praeds and Co. - - - - ..- 16 is . o Thomas Rawlings, Esq. by ditto - -* S 5 o Evesham Subscriptions, by Mr. W. Roberts - - 31 s 0 Colchester.second Collation, remitted by Samuel . Daniell, Esq. - - - - 79 10 9 The Rev: Mr. Cecil - .. - 2 2 0 A Lady, by Mr. Butterworth . . - 7 7 0 A'. W. Brumley, Esq. Gray's-lan . .- 5 5' o Ebba Vale Subscriptions, by R. S. Harlord, Esq. 23 is 0 Neath Subscriptions, by Mr. P. Price, by Messrs. Smith and Halt . - \.. • - Si 7 4 -Anonymous, Ipswich Bank - - . ot7 6 Warrington FriendS, by Mr. lohn Bludwick, by . . Messrs. Smith and Holt ' . - ' . 1 4 3, o Friends, by Mr. R. Spence; York.. - • .- tz 7 0 %Vituey f Oxon). a few Friends at and near, by ditto 24 , 5 6 Madeley Church, Salop, second Collection at; by ' the Rev. Samuel Walter . • - - go o o The Key. Mr. Bidniead and Congregation, at Lea, ' - near MalritsburY, by the Rev. Mr. •La Trobe -.516 6 A. S. Lillie ton, Esq. by Messrs. Huares , - to 10 a The Rev, Henry Horace Hayes, by ditto - to o o Tames Buller, Esq. by ditto - - 6 6 o W. D. by ditto - - - 21 u o Mr. E. N. Thornton, -Borough - - S i 0 W. IL Trevelyan, Esq. - - - 20 ti 0 .M . it. S. • . - - - - 3 V IO 0 'G. and C. by Mr. Hatchard, .. - .6 5 0 Anonymous, Trowbridge, - - 3 1 0 Miss Anlith and Friend, Chelsea . - - 4 o o Subscriptions will be received by Alcssrs. Hardcastle and Reyner, Treasurers, Old Swan-stairs, London ; and also by the following Bankers in London. viz. Messrs ; Flankey and Co. Fenchurch-street ; Messrs. Huares, Fleet-street;- Messrs. Smithlind Hult, Old Broad -street; Messrs. tones, Lloyd, Huline, and Co. Euthbury. ' The Sixth Report of the Committeeis jug published, and may be had gratis, by Subscribers, of Ainbto se H ar lin, Esq. No. 24. Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury; Mr: J. Hatchard, Piccadilly , Messrs. Cadet! and Davies, Strand ;,Mr. J. But terworth; No. 43, Fleet -street ; san d of Messrs:- RivingtOils, St.,PauPs Church-yard. FOURTEENTH OF AYRIL COVEItNMENT STiyyji 1.0 rTERY BEGINS And contains Twck Hundred And Fifty Thousand * Pounds in Sterling Money , . IHIS is the most extraordinary SCI - lENM . evet produced in the Annals of Lotteries. I;he unp4e dented-Nu:abet of Grind Prizes makes Every Lottery-(Bice ;Temple Of Wealth.; Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches; - Every Ticket drawn r4th April will be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. • SCHEME. 4 Prizcs of ,C 20,000 4 - are - - • . 4:80,oqo 4 - - w - 10.003 - . - - - 4 0 , 00 0 Soo Iu - - . . 1000 to - - - . 503- f _ So o 3o - - - loc.) ~ 4 3 - - - - . 50 - 2.3..0 poo . . . - - ao - ' - 66,000 3000 FiNt-clrawitTit.:kets w each - - .3:,,000 25,00.0 Tickets A7,25:V.`,30 First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - ~C to,ooo Ditto - - - ad D.iy - zo,ooo Ditto . - - 3 , 1 Day 20,000 Ditto - - - 4th Day - - 20,000 Ditto - - - • it lll) .4Y - to;000 Ditto - - - 6 th icooo TICKETS and SHARES are at all the oia esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, and Scoilatul. The Fii6t-drawn Ticket will receive 'Twenty Thousand Pounds. STATE L OTT E 4 Prizes of . 420,010 10 Prizes or, ,C loco -1, - 500 socro &c. ace. &c. 4 SWFand Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12, Ch g-cross, are selling the TECO:TS and SE-EAR Es l a i rin of the present State Loam, to begin DraWing the 14th of next Mooch. "1:114- Lottery contains an unusual number of the 14hest Capiuds, and gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets f o l.' each, .over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn. against them. SHARED BY HORNSBY and CO. In the last Lottery. t 9,544, a prize of 2- , ,0001. in fifteen Shares. 57(6, a prize . of 56061. in rive SlipCS. 1350, a prize of cool. in nine Shares. 44, a prize of 5001. in sixteen Shares. Likewise in former Lotteries No. 33,97 q, and No: 42,569, both prizes of 30,0001. and Two Hundred and Thirteen Prizes front 5,61. to 36,0001. have' been shared and sold by Hornsoy and Co. • rrHE TICKETS,_ HALVES, QUAtITERS, 11S, and SI XT EENTHS are how Selling, at the lowest prices :..and the Money for the prizes paid en deorod. tc- Scheme contains much nove;t) , and is highly approv. eel tf. Ili? Drawing begins on the,r4lll of Next Month, with. a 2,),0 - 111. Ist drawn, tst day ; 20,0001. zd Clay ; 20,0301. 3d day 30;0 ,, 01. 4th day; 10,0kiol.'5tit day ; ttlintry. araers by Lettcr or Cartier executed exactly on the sair4! Tc . ruis as it pr'te t, at either of rhrij licenscd State Otli..es, 26. Csininill, 52, CI - Luing-t;tysS, intik St.. ht.,' ga:. Nt.'s Hill, litirciugh. STOCKWELL. FINE LARGE ELM, CHERRY, AND SYCAMORE PLANK. A Quantity of very tine large 2-inch and i-inch LA. and a bait E :k1 I'l,A and likewise very fine SY_ C A NW RE and CHERRY TREE, all in Plank, to be Sold by 'Prit-ate' Contratt. Laying at Mr. Rawlins's Yard, Stockwell, Surrey. For particulars inquire at the Yard. • • COMPLETE RESIDENCE Fora Small Genteel Family, Farms, 5.:c: oa the 13cirder of • the New Forest, Hampshire. • , TO-13E SOLD 13Y AUCTION In. Several Lots, Ott . Thursday; the.ad Day of April next, at the Greyhound • ••• ' • in Fordingbridge. A, GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, With two / - 1.. • Coacia.houses, Isiur-stalled Stable, beautiful Garden,. well stocked with Wall-fruit, &c. &c, of above Hair an Acre. and several small Fields-, of about Eight kcres ' lying contiguous, situate at the Entrance of Fordingbridge, late.the Property and Residence of Stephen 'Punter, Esq. deceased; forming a most desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Faini 'lv. - Fox and other Hounds within a short distance, the finest Ricer alinast 'in England through the Town, and the Beau ties of ;he surrounding Country, and all other. Particulars concurin making this a must desirable Opportunity tor a ent Leman wishing tive pleasures of a country- lite, and the comforts of a town close to his house. At the same time will .be also Sold by Audion, a very good Farm of above too Acres, within the Parish of Fordiug bridge, lett to an unexceptionable Tenant fur the term of Seven Years front Michaelmas, tBo4 ; and another Farm of about As Acres, close to the Town, now sett from year to year:to. a. like good Tenant ; a n d so me S oma li H ouses 4 ,,, d Gardens near the above-mentioned 0 wel hduse. - And on the same Day and the next folljwing• (Friday, the 31 A phi). will also be sold by Auction (on the .Pretnists.)-the very good Household Futniture in. the above-tilentioned wel !ing-honse ; a one-horse Chaise, anti the. Horse belong ing to it ; and various other Articles to' be mentioned in -the.. , , N.8....The said Dwelling 7 houso, Gar4en,"S2. are in most excellent repair and condition, and f;:t for irimietliAt'tictu-' patio!). Distance from Sails:our) , t SoufhantpLon. Ringwood 6, Lymington tB, Lyndhurst to, ('.ltristelturch ts, Woodyeates lain to, Bliniciford 20. Printed Particulars will be delivered at Mr. , Young's,, the Auftioneer, at Komsey ; Elderfield's Office, ditto ; at Mr. Strickland's, Fordingbridge ; and at Messrs. Sandys and - Hortoti's, Crane-cOurt, Fleet-street, London ; - and a moral.. the Premises may be had by applying at the House. FOR . COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE- OF CULTS FOOT.•.' -•• THE Herb Coitsfoor, TusSiloga by the Antients, was distinguished by them, as its name suffi ciently conveys, for itiexCellencein the •curCof CoughS, and other pulmonary complaints; and this Essence .has, in the course of a long practice, been found the mosr safe and effec tual Remedy fur Coughs, Astlimas,' and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, arid immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold.- . 1} admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough ing; cleanses the small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thete by enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Consumptions, it taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. it cures also all husky and dry Coughs, heals rawness and soreness of the Breast, and gives relief to those.who, through age or infirmity, are deprived of rest or sleep.. This Ebseh:e is prepared by pines Ryan, Surgeon, is Diistol ; and sold only •by F. Newbery and „Sons, No. 45, tiie East End ut St. Paul's, London, l 1 bo;tles Cid. each, duty ; and none arc genuine Lrls' those which have ".k Newbery, No, 4i, :St.. k,ita's,'Y Clkgr4VCd. on " [pßici trxitici; 'G- OFFICE, March In, a: , 7. • • T4E COMMISqIONERS for VICTUALLING .. Ha MAJESTY', ISI.)4VY do hereby give A'otice, That on Tuesday, the 24th I;tstani, they zufil be realy to nfreive reniers, itt writing fsealed• up), and War for Two lit inrfred Toils of MUSCOVADO SUGAR to toeanseuera6le to S.:ortder to be produced witht Tenders, to tie &al; •red in the originalcaekages, at the rate of fron t EtrtY to .rlty Tots per into the I"iBttat. ling Stoves a 4 Deptlord ; and to be paid for by Mai, payable, ivith intei.est, ninety after date. The Conditions of the Cuntrad• may be' seen at the S'eesetary's Office, .No regard be bad to any ,Tender in which the Price shall rtrt be inserted in words at length, or that iball not be delivered to .the : Board before One o'Cloek on the raid Tue s d a y th e 24t h Instant, . t or stalest the Person wit: snakes the Tender, or some Perion on his behalf, attends, to answer, when earned for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, March 18, 1807. r r, HE COMMISSIONERSfor PiCTIJA L G HIS MA Y.EST Pt NAVY Jo hereby give Notice, I . 4at On Wednesday next, the - 25th Inst. they will be pr.r4 is rrre ive Tenders, in writing ( sealed hp), and treat for Six Hinvired Qua r. • ters of Pale, and 40) Quarters of Close Dried MAER MALT ; to be efdiveresi le a fort,ight, by weekly pi 4)ottions, has His ill:ajesty's Victualling Stores at DeptjGrd, an.: to be t aid /or ey•Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. Tb..! Conditions of the Contra/ t may be seen at the Secreta's Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender' in which the Price shall not he inset ted in zocrdr at length, or that sh a ll art hr deli Bred to the ,b'card briore One o'Cioo on the said Iftedneway, the 25th last, nor unless the Person who makes the Tende, , or some Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer; when called jot. This I)Ay was puhlished price ts. 6d. CURSCIRY REFLECTIONS on t h e MEA- N..., su RES now in. a„crttation in i..vout of the ROMAN LATtIOLICS of the UNITE') KINGDOM. 'llya LOYAL IRISHMAN. PrintA for I. liatchard, i9o, Piccadilly, London. - 'Of whom may be had, ~riLe 6d. or ss. per dozen, An Marin to the Reformed Chur6h of Christ established in Kingdoms. FOR THE USE. OF SCE-TOOLS, This Day was published, price 2S. boUnd, A New Edition, b e ing the Seventh, of MQ,LINEAUX's INTRODUCTION to PRAC -1 CAL ARITHMETIC. Part the Printed, under the Author's inspedi for L,ngirtan, Htirst, Rees, and Ofllle. Paternoster-row and William Walker, Strand. ea' A Key to the above, for the Master's use, racy be had separate, price 6d. sewed. This Day was published, In Two Vols. 12Mo. price tis. in boards, RAYS . of 'GENIUS ; colleded to Enlighten the Rising Generation. By THOMAS TOMKINS, Foster-lane. Printed for . 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