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- 7# 4 , 4 •. • s • 461 ‘‘'T tit . . ANStqSyr' I • • " • • .4 , • • 0 • : -. c'• J 2) t • ...:•-•••';-• //Off r - r- - , yIT ~.? --- 4 „ „...., IL 1 V 1 . f;;: NI.TMII4It 45 1 41 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THISTRESENT EVENING, March 5, 1807, A will be periortited THE CURFEW. wtTK THE WEATHERCOCK. , . Tice new Operatic Piece of The Young Hussar; or, Love. and Mercy, is obliged to be deferred till Monday next, ..$l, account of the . isldispusition of Mrs. Bland. Qn Saturday, The 'Curfew ; with tekeli. ORATORIOS, At Play-House Prices, on'the WEDNESDAYS and FRI . DAYS during LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. I'D-MORROW EVENING, March 6, 1807, I. Will be performed • L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIEROSO. Written by jVI ILTO N, and c?ipposed by G. F .HAND EL. _ Part 111. A. Grand Miscellaneous Ad. End of Part 11. Steibelt's favourite Concerto of the Storm, on the Grand Piano Forte, by Miss MO KELL, a Young Lady totally blind from her birth. Principal Vocal Performers, Airs: VI CKONS, Mrs. r3LAND, s • Signora G RIG LI . • . - ~Mr. BkAHAM, Mr. EV - ANS, Mr. PYNEs- Mi. SMITH, Mr..IIOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. Mr. ASHLEY, Leader of the Band. Organ; Mr..):. ASH:• F.Y.. The remainder of the Band, and the Chorusses (which are numerous and complete), by the most approved Performers. Poors to be opened at Six ; begin at Seven; Half-rift at Nine. BoxeS6s.—Pit 35.64. -Gallery as. —Upper Gallery ts. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-OtHee, in Hart street. THE NEW PLAY. This Day was published, price Hidf-a-Crown, TIE CURFEW 3 a Play, 'in Five Atis, per. forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Diury-lane. By the late 101-IN TOBIN, Esq. Author of The Honey Moon. -, Printed for Richard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-street ; Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers, I'HILANTHROPIC. ANN PALL DIREC Sir Jas. cockburne,of Langton, • Bart. tinder Seerttary of State Sir M. M. Lopes, Bart.. ' • James Wright, Esq. HONORARY. . Sir - Dighy Mackwortb, Batt. lames Patterson, Esq. Samuel Sketchley, Esq. Philip Palmer, Esq. Rev. H. B. Harrison 1. Hague, Esq. Banker, Hud. dersfiel rrHIS Institution. is -li „IL Shares of 201. payable by well secured Annuities, and wi S per Cent. in perpetuity, as t cured will never be lost. This-Institution gives an opportunity of investing. Mone y. so the greatest advantage. The savings of, any Person v: ho can put by tos. once in six weeks will. imperceptibly zunoz:nt to an useful sum ; and PersOns in higher :Circumstances may invest io,oool , at once, to bear an annual produce of 8 per ent. iic.-sitles a 'Bonus, Which xvii:.‘rix periodicaily from the Life Insurances. WTI INSTITUTION, ro G: F. Stratton, Esq. John Edward Bateman, Esq Luder Hoff ham, Esq. John Prowett, Esq. DIRECTORS. John Gosling, Bsq:Banker, Marlborough, f ohn Goodacre, Esq. Banker, Lutterwortil R.Grcen,Es.l3anker,N4a,lton Marston Buzzard, Esq.Baiik er, Lutterworth ;cited;citedto One Million in nstahnents, to be invested on Ll produce to the Subscribers be Principal being always in- . It having been resolved to increase the Shares to so,coo, the Books will be kept open till that number is completed. The Instalments now due are One Pound per Share, being two instalmcnts of Ten Shillings per Share, which, or payments in full, arc received by Mess. Hodsoll and Stirling, Bankers, in the Strand ; ' Mess. Prescott, Grote. and Co. Bankers, 'Threadneedle- Areet, and at the House of the Institution. RICHARD FREDERICK THONIPSON. WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND:. • EFrat the above Honse, about. two Years since, t)y a centieina, vvlio has- not since been heard of, a BLACK LEATI-lER. L OR"CtiIANTEAU-, containing Wearing Apparel,. and . Linen marked I. V• S. which, unless owneu within vuurteeriDays frointhis Date, :will be sold to pay the Bill then incurred by the Owner. • • Dated this sth Day of March, aoy. FIVE GUINEAS EACH. • TEE TICKETS for t he C ITY HOUSE IDT -1.. E Y are now selli ng at ev ery Licensed Lottery Of at Five Guineas each. No. CORNHILL, and No. 9, 'CHARING-CROSS. 'Tr ,f3ISIA solicits the attention of- the Public to I. • the SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an unusual number of Capital. Prizes, with the novelty of zo;oo 1.. being allotted td the First-drawn Ticket on each of the fist four days, in addition to which the. first 3000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled to tat. each, over and above any benefit that may be drawn against them ;•an early purchase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is sure to be drawn in the first four days. . 'Tickets and Shafts are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where Nos. 2,147, and 6,633, The Two last Floating Capitals of 10,0001. each, were both Shared and Sold, 4nd where Twenty,one Capital Prizes were Shared Sold in thelast and present year. The Lottery begins the i4th of April. TUSMORE, OXFORDSHIRE, near BRAC.X.LEY, NORTHA MPTONSHI RE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPWARDS •of One Thousand Eight Hundred capital fine OAK TREES, now standing, with the Lop, Top, and Bark ; also upwards of one thousand two hun dred Ends of fine Ash Timber, and one thousand Eiads of ; also four hundred Elm Trees standing, with Lop.and Top ; with Beach f S i y l c._ . omore, and other Timber Trees. The Oak and Elm are of fg , e er y o e r enngs, andfine Navy Timber ; theexceedingt Kingdom, the greatest part very large " ! I f ti t le ) a a b l' o y ve ill is'not sold by Private Contra& on, or before the 26th day of March instant, the same will be. put up to sale by Public Auelion on the Sth day of April next. For further Particulars, and t o treat for the same, apply to Messrs. Hoperoft and Son, crowton, near Brackiey ; and for a view of the name, at Tustnore House. N . B. The above "I imber is only six miles from the Ox ford and Coventry canal, eight from the Grand jundion Canal, and 18 from the Thames, uearOxford. March 3, !S ol • SOUTH OF DEVON. ... TO ./3E - LETT, For a Term of Years,iand may be Entered on immediately, AMODERN and Commodious FAMILY . HOUSE, Brick built, with Sashes Front.; has lour Rooms on a .Floor ; a good Garden, a small Orchard, with a Five-stall Stable and a Coach-house ; together with Ten Acres of exceeding good Land. Its situation is near the Turnpi!ie ,Road leadin6 from Exeter to Exmouth, five miles frOm the former, and six from the latter. The Roads in the neighbourhood are exceeding good, the Rides pleasant, and the Air very salubrious. The House is perfectly, dry, and comfortable in Winter, and in,Summer rural and agreeable: it is a mile tram a good Market Town. The Rent is a toot. a year. _ _ - For further Particulars', application may bd made, if by Letter (post paid) to Mr. Woolmer„, Printer of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, Cay of Ixe-ter. • Maich 2, 1807., THURSD.4 1, MARcii 5, 1,807. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. . LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, A NIMATED .in the most sensible manner - by 11 the repeated assurances of support which I continue to receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude for such additional and disinterested marks offavour. I. have already humbly submitted to you my pretensions to fill a seat in the Direction. • The experience of a great por tion of my life in the Company's service, combined with en tire leisure, consjitute the grounds of those pretensions; more I cannot otlitr; and more I am sure you do not require in a Candidate, to enable him to discharge the duties of this im portant station • but I may, I trust, without presumption,- give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my suc cess (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaves me no room to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the utmost, and the whole of my time be devoted. to the fulfil ment of every duty connected with the prosperity of the East India Company. I trust that those Proprietors to whom I have not yet paid my respetts, Will not impute the apparent negleet to any other than the real cause, the extensixeness of the: Canvass. • I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and obliged huMble Servant, . Birchin-lane, Feb. ii, t 507. k 01.1 E w 1 L LIA MS, N.ll. Captain Williams's Committee meet every Vednes day, at the King's Flt..-ad Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend from Eleven to... Five o' Clock, by whom any communications Will be thankfully received. This Day was ptiblished, In One Volume, Odavo, price 7s. . The Fourth Edition, Correoled and Augmented, of' ATOUR round' the BALTIC, through the Northern Countries of Europe, particularly Den mark, Sweden; Finland, Russia, and FrusSia I in a Serid of. Letters. By W. WIZ A X ALL, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand. Of whom May be.had, by the same Author, . . 1. Memoirs of the Courts ; of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and Vienna, in the Years 1777. 1778, and i 779. Two Vo , lumes Bvo. Third Eition, 145. in boards. z: The History of France, from the Accession of Henry 111. to the Death of Louis XIV. preceded by a View of the Civil, Military, and Political State of Europe between the Middle and the'Close of the Sixteenth Century; Three Vo. lurnes, 4to. 31. 3s. AS-lAT.IC ANNUAL REGISTER,NOL. VII. This Day was published, price 13S. in boards. r - r HE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, 1 A View of the History, Politics, Commerce, and Li terature of Asia, for the Year 1805..- 13y LAWRENC.F. DUNDAS CAMPBELL, Esq. printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand • and black, Parry, and - ningsburyi, Booksellers to the Eastlndia Com pany, Leadenhall-street." Of whom may be bad, the preceding Volumes.' March 3, 180" ' 'E- GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS- Tt AL find themselves called upon to interest the Public in general in favour or . this meritorious Lstdolish : tnent of Charity, and hope to experience, the liberal support which the Cause of the Poor and Affiitted requires at this the Hospital is a spacious an convenient Building, well adapted to tulfil the intention of the benevolent Founders, containing Eighteen. Wards, capable of receiving neatly Four Huntired 'Patients only Seven Wards.can be opened, on'ac count of the low state of the Funds of the House. .-- From the Reports the Physicians and Surgeons it appears that on every day aphointed. for -he admission of Fatients, numbers of distressed Ohjedts apply, .whom the Attending Committee are ooliged to rert,, ; tney can selcd only the most urgent cas,s—forty-nine miserable Persons were. sent away in the last week only— nt titese many must sink-pre maturely vidims to the Sickness or Disease under which they labwa •. This Institution is situated in the midst of a most popu lous Neighbourhood, in which the Poor are very numerous, and opulent Residents but few ; on a - high road of great traffic. ; and in the district of the Sca-taring part of the Corn- munitv, where al dlicatiOris for Relief in their many Casual ties zie continual ; and most partiCularly require and deserve attention and assistance. ~Unfoitttnate Sufferers are received at any hour of the day or night without other recomtnenda. -tion thati their necessity and.diarress. The interior arrange 'merit is conduelal on the roost humane -and, jtidicious plan. The additional Expellee of-opehing ALL the Wards, which would be • produeliv.e. of ,such .incalculable benefits to the Poor, and 'advantage to the Public, will be small, compared with that attending any new Institution. The Building, is complete ; the sever , l Officers and Attendants are 'appoint.: ed ; and except in. toe particular of Maintenance, little more than the present Expences will be incurred by the Relief of nearly zso additional Patients. 1 , The Public at large benefits greatly from these, useful .Establishments. They are the principal schools for the for ,MatiOrt of Surgeons, and the best for Medical Praditioners, so necessary to the Army and Na - vy,' where the want of a suf ficient nuenber Of Ski !fiat and well-practised P rotesors ha.; long,been severely felt. . • When the Governor's retied on the advantages to be by an assistance sufficient for the Permanent Endowment of this Charity, and consider the generous compassion pre. valent in all classes, they fe-d a confilence that every lndi victim', and many Public Bodies will lie happy to contribute in their degr,..: to ;this pious and- useful work, and that the Metiopolis will hold forth, on this, .as on so many other oc casions, a glorious example of usetul bedeficerice. Every Benetanion, it. , wever small the amount, will be most thankfully at.a.;lpted for the Hospital.. Subscriptions are received b) the Treasurer Pelly, Esq.• •• by the Committee, at. the Hospital; Mile-End-ro a d ; Mr. 4;ines, Secrelaiy,,Crutched Frier;; C. Turner, Esq. Limeilouse ; Messrs, Mainwaring and •Co. and Messrs. Britdero.and , Co. ; Sikes, Snaith, and Co. ; Dorrien and 'Cc; and-Roberts, Curtis, and Co. Bankers. t Amount of Subscriptions at a Meeting of the Governors, at the London Tavern, on the C. s• 26tix Feb. - - - 4b43 5 FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS. H.H. Pelly, Esq. toy o Sikes, Snaith, & Co. 52 to Mrs:Turner,Bloomsburytos o Thoinsoil Bonar 52 to -Wm. Woolmore . • 5z to J ~C. IVeguelin 31 lo Albert Pell . . _3l to H. Smith - 31 to Geo. Green - .: sz to Rev. W. lephson 5 5 los. Tay' - 31 to I. D. Harris . 31 to W. Steenmetz - 31 to Miss E. Harris 31 to T. and G. Anderson, Phil- Q. Harris, jun. 31 to pot-lane - 63 o birch, Wreght &Co. 52 to G. Sharp, jun. 6 0 S. Vacheit - Its to W. Sharp S 3 ' o 1-1, H. 1); of Glou. T. Smith, Fenel,andCo. 3t to center, add. subs. so o J. Stein .. 31 to F. Young 31 to This bay was p4blished, V . ERGUSON's LECTURES on SELECT SUB- ECTS, in' MECHANICS, HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAULICS, ,PNEUMATICS, OPTICS,- GEO:. GRAPHY; . ASTRONOMY, and DIALLING ; with Notes, and an Appendix adapted to the present State 01 the Arts and Sciences. • . _ _ By DAVID BREWSTER, A.. M...• - The. Second Edition, corrected and enlarged. Two Vols. Bvo. with a Volume Of. Plates, if. ss; • The following Commendations of the First Edition of this Work are respectively submitted to the.-Pubiice "Mr. Brewster's Appendix contains much useful informa tion, under , the diffi:rent Heads of Mechanics, Bydraulics, Optics,. Dialing, and Astronomy. Nearly 100 pages are de voted to the subject of Water-mitts • and Wind-mills, in Ayhich many of Mr. Brewster's rules and observations cannot fail to be beneficial to the Mill-wright.' " There are three articles in this A ppendix which it would be unjust not to mention with commendation : . they treat of the Steam Engine, the method . of - grindiog and polishing Lenses, and .the method of casting, grinding, and polishing the Mirrors of Refieding Teleicopes, The description of Watt's Steam Engine, though concise, it very perspicuous : the engraved representation of this Steam Engine, with. the latestiroprovernentse will be found highly useful, - and con veys a better idea of the Engine, as a whole, than . any • thing We have yet met with. "Altogether .this Work maybe safely recommended as presenting many iudicions and useful additions to a Book of establiShed reputation."— Literary journal, March,,tBo6. " It being needless for us to describe or to examine the subject of those LeCtures, we shall confine our. observa tions merely •to the new'parts of .his - Publication, the Notes, and: the i d . ppendix. . • . " The Tract on the Formation of the Teetli e of Wheels, must proVe very useful' to the pradical -Mechanic. The mechanical, as well as geometrical, description of the curves proper for the shapes of the teeth of wheels, are clearly shewn in tins tract, and the rules are exemplified by proper figures. In the dissertation on Carliage Wheels, this AuthOr princi pally treats of the formation and position of the. Whee ls, of the line of traction, and of themethod of disposing the load ; but those divisions are accompanied with much collateral in formation, some new ideas, and very clear illustrations." "- Mr. Brewster describes very minutely Mr. Watt's latest and most approved Steam .Engine, in all its parts, with proper references to the figures. The mode of calculating the power .Of.;.a Steam Engine, .and.of comparitag it' with the power of horses, with which Mr..,l3rewster concludes this dissertation, is peculiarly clear and satisfadory. " Thus we have taken a comprehensive view of the additions -made by the Editor, to the present EditiOn of Ferguson's Lectures, and have briefly. expressed Qtir opinion respecting their merit. -, We may, noon the whole, add, that they,no (imitate:fly render the work much more valuable, and much more useful to the practical Mechanic, as well as to the sci entific reader. -As such, .therefore, we may confidently re-. commend it to the patronage of the Public."—British Critic, May, t 9.46. Piinted for Mundell, Doig, and Stevenson, ancll9l,l by Thomas Ostell, No, 3, Ave-Maria..lane, Lon- G 'TERNMENT STATE lAITTERY, to begin Drawing 14th APRIL. SCHEME. - ,(Ro,ooo 4 Prizes of £20,000 - - are 4 - - - - 10,000 . - - - . 40,000 4 5000 lu - - - ... 1000 ro - - - - 5 00 - - - - - - 50-o .3,) _ - 3000 4 0 - - - - 5 0 - zOOO 3000 - - - - 20 - 60,000 3oco First-drawn Tickets Lo each - - - - 30,000 25,0c0 Tickets k2j0,000 Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, ist Day - - C 20,000 Ditto - - -. zd Day - zo,ooo Ditto - - 3d Day . - 20,000 Ditto - 4th Day - - zo,ooo Ditto - - - ;di Day - - io,ooo Ditto - 6th Day - - to,ovo TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at every Licenced. Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE: Ticket - - - - Xt9 i 6 o Half - - to 3 o Eighth - - f 2 o Quarter - - 5 s 3 o Sixteenth - 6. 6 flae above Scheme will point out the necessity of an early Purchase, as Four Prizes of 2,0,0001. each will be sure to be drawn in the first Four Days, exclusive of other Capital Prizes. KITCHEN FIRE-PLACE Improved, and furnished with a capital - RANG E. with OVEN, BOILER, and HOT. PLATE; - and the improved Patent SMOKE JACK in eluded, for Twenty Guineas, if. of a moderate size. • ACAUTION .--As many Persons impose on the Public lacks which do not answer; under the false title,of Patent, please to observe, this will go in the.smallest Fleu, being only.two Inches wide, and will roast any quan tity of Meat, with or without Spits, and may be oiled the outside, without the assistance of either Pipes or Tubes, for. which he King's Patent .passed the 30th of 061ober last, and has not been sold to any Shops to sell again. These jacks arc worthy the attention of Tavern and Inn-keepers, as they will go. from three to six years without cleaning or oiling, even in situations where others require oiling every month. Sold only by j. PROSS E R, Inventor and Patentee, No. 5, Back-Hill, near IVleux's Brew-house. In the Press, and speedily will be.published, T, decidedHE CASE 'of - SALTASH, as by a Committee of the House of Commons this Session ; with the Arguments of Counsel. By SNMUEL CARPENTER, Esq. Of the Inner TeMple, Barrister: at Law. London: Printed for W.- Reed, Law Bookseller, Sucessor to Brooke and Clarke, Bell-yard, Temple . Bar. THEATRE OF WAR IN POLAND. This Day was published, price 7s. neatly coloured, LkNEW MAP of the THEATRE OF WAR between PRUSSIA. RUSSIA, and FRANCE, comprehending the whole of Germany and Poland, with partpt Turkey, carefully diawn from Chauchard's'celebrated Map of Germany, and Zannoni's large Map '.of Poland, with considerable Additions. , ' Printed for C. Smith, No. 172, Strand. In a few Days will be published, In Two Vols. Quarto, The Second Edition, corrected aria enlarged, with an Intro due-lion on the History of Britain before the arrival of the Romans, fHE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS. The First . Volume containing their History before their InVasion of Britain, and their subsequent History in England to the Norman Conquest, Including the Life of Alfred, and the ,Acconnt of the.Seakings and. Pirates of the North.---The Second. Volume, describing their Manners, Government, La'ws, Poetry, Religion, and Language. - By SHARON TURNER, - F:A,S, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and . Orate, Paternos ter-row ' Speedily will be published, Elegantly printed'in One large Voluthe, Crown Oaavo, on a fine ‘veve Paper, hot-pressed, ' • Price in hoards, ios. 6d. - • (To be continued Amnialry), THE POETICAL REGISTER, and .REPOSI TORY, of - FUGITIVE POETRY for 1805,' being the Filth , Volume of the Series. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churcb-yai# : Sold also by [, liatchard, No. Pic (:ll.llhileY.Poetical Register comprises Original, Fugitive, and Ancient Poetry ; Criticisms on the Poetry ot the Year ; with a Catalogue ; Poetical Biography and Miscellanies. Olt he above-mentioned Booksellers may be had, . i The Volumes for aat, tge2,„ tBO3, and So 4, being the first of the Series,- price O. 175 . . 6d.'in boards. The Volume for ao6 is in the Press. Correspondents are requested to send their contributions as early as possible. . . , This Day was published, T tIE ART of DRAWING in PERSPECTIVE from MATHE MAT 1 CAL PRINCIPLES ; shewing how to give every ohjed its true place in the Figure; and every part in Landscape that proportion in size, and distance fremone another, which the parts fhey are .intended - to 're- present hold in Nature, ; the whole illustiated by upwards of fifty Engravings. . fly GEORGE, DOUGLASS. ... In one vol. Svq. and a 4to. vol. of Plates, price gs. in hoards. '• Mr. Douglass's. Art of Drawing in Perspedive, frOm Mathematical P rinciples, ilhistrated by upwards offifty en graiings, is a valuable and well-written volume.”..—Supple ment to Monthly Magazine. 4305. . . • . Edinburgh: Printed for'Nfundell, Doig, and Stevenson; and sold by:Thoinas Osteil, No. 3, Ave Maria-lane, London. [PRICE SIXPENCE, NAPY-OFFICE, Feb. i 6, 15; 0 7, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and c04111111 . S- T VONERS of HIJ VA . 7ES .I"s NAVY do beret", give Notice, that on Thursday; the 12.1.6 of . .March next ] at One o'Clr,ck, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Conirall for supplying RIGA HEM/': Disteiintlsm of which, with a Form of the Tender, Mgy Lc seen at this o.ilice. No Tender will 6e received after Twelve o'Clock on the day of Dreary, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an "tent for Ifign; attends. • VICTUALLING OFFICE, Feb. 2,j, 1307. , HE CO AIMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS itlAyEsj-}", NA 1 7 1' do hereby give Nltice, That Wednesday the Ilth of March next :lig will be reaa:v to re— ce;ve Tenders, in writing (sealed up), for, such Qmawities e ENGLISII PEASE as the resprflive Per sons who 7,1 aji tende:' the tame can .engage to deliver in Two Moitthlr, free Li all charge and risk to His Majesty, into His Ma esty's Ha:tailing Stores at Plymouth ; and to be paid f.:r by Bills, payable, I..rith interest, ninety days after date. Not any °fee of a lest quantiy than TwanY-five Quarterslli: attended The conditions of the .Contra,s7 niay be seen at the Sect Office, or by app tying to Mr. Thomas Miller,' .rig-nt jo at 1 3 ?ymout5. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price not he inserted in words at length, or that shall .not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Wednesday the titb of March next, nor unless the PersT who. vanes the s Tender,.or, sone Person oa his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. EAST INDIA HOUSE,' • March 4, 0307. WHEREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Seaion of the 7th Chapter of the Bye Laws of the UNITED COMPANY of MERMAN - FS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indies, it is ordained, • • ." That a List shall be puhlisheci•fo.urteen days before the " gnnual. Eledion of Diredors, containing the Names of " such Proprietors, qualified agreeable to Law, as shall.sig " nify, in Writing, to the Secretary, their desire of becom -4 ing Candidates for the Diredion sixteen days betosc such " Annual - Eledion ;" • The COURT of DIRECTORS of the said Company do hereby give Notice, in order that the Prop, ietors may conform to the said Bye Law, that the ensuing Election of Six DireElsrs of the said Compaq for four y:arr, is appointed for the Bth of 4pril nexe, and that such. List will be published fom;teen d: - .ys '6g:fore the raid ElOion, as the abow-ntentioned tye IPILLE4M R4MS . 4Y, Sec. HORSES AND DOGS, MR. BLAINE, Veterinary Surgeon, No. 5, Wells-street, Oxfitrd-road, begs to recommend his 'Medicines for the Cure of the various Diseases of HORSES and DOGS. These Medicines ton years increasing reputation have entitled to every confidence. Mr. B. would particularly draw the attention of those possessing Horses to nis P.irgiog Physics, Cordial Balls, Cough Farcy Balls, Diuretic Balls,Blistering Ointment, Mild Wash and Strong Paste for Grease, Eye-water ; his never failing Worm Peo•ders, a ,Medicine wholly new and absolutely infallible ; Fever Pow - der3 and A:terative Condition Powders. In Dogs, his Dis temper Powder's, Mange Ointment, Worm NledicineS, - Can ker Wash, and Purging Physic. Sold as above Retail, and wholesale and retail by T. Boos ey, 4, Old Bniithistreet, Royal Excjtange, where Mr. Blaine at. tends on' Wednesdays from it tot ';" Barclay, Fleet Market; Huddlestnn and Co. ; South Bridge, Edinburgh; Osborn, New York ; and all country venters. PALM. SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTIoN. Q BERRYhaving made great Improvements in his Li. well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with re newed confidence to the Nobility and Gentry ; prepared front that sweet fragrant artiCle; Patin "Oil, the pleasantr=s of the Perfume, , and delicacy of its uSe, has merited the atten tion and patronage of maw of the first Families,, and is esiegrned 'a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and preserving the' Skin from the heat of the sin ;' and is alsi) found an excellent defence against cold wig ds and sharp frosty air:. • Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with•the words " Sa muel Berry" 'on the-wrapper. The Proprietor recommends It as the best Soap • for shaving, producing a fine soft lather, proper. for tender Faces, in round Cakes, Is. each. , Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, 'No. 17, Greek : . street, Soho; and, by htr appointment, at the principal Per fumers in London and . different Towns in tke three King. doms, Another undoubted Proof of the superior Efficacy and Safety of Mrs. VINCENT's only Genuine GOW LAND's LOTION. Madam, Manchester-street, Feb. 12, 1807., THE inestimablebenefit I have experienced from JL the Use of your Invaluable LOTION demands an acknowledgment on my part that will enable others to eiijuy the like Advantage—l was tong afflieled with a violent Scor butic Eruption in the Face, and have been entirely cured by the Use of one Quart of your Lotion. I shall joyfully at.. test the Fail, ',which will be corroborated by lv;rs. Dennis, Of No. 24, Manchester.street, Nlanchester-Square, London. With Gratitude,- I remain, Madam, Your obliged and obedient Servant, RACE-111EL rFIELD. To Mrs. Vincent, No. 4, Davies street, Grosvenor-square. This most elegant and efficacious addition to a Lady's Toi lette is. sold (with ample diredions) in Bottles at as. 9d. ss. 6d.—and Ss. 6d. each—by Mts. Vinctit, at No. 4, Da vies-street, Grosvenor-square ; by I3acon and Co. at the Original Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. r5O, Oxford-street, (Opposite New Bond-street) ;' and by all the most respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Tom , ' and Country. Mrs. Vincent's Name is - Signed by her on every bottle, without which it cannot be Genuine. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c. PECTORAL ESSENCE O , F COLTSMOT; TIDE Herb . Coltsfoot, called Tussilago by -- tbe Antients, was.distinguished by them, as its name suffi ciently conveys, for its•excellence iu the cure of Coughs, and other pulmonary complaints; and this Essence has, in the course of a long praCtice, been found the most safe atidelic -tual Remedy for Coughs, •Astlimas, •and all Disdrders of the Lungs. It gently opens the•breast, and iturnediatelygives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent cough_ ing ti cleanses'the small glands, .relaxes the fibres, and there by enlarges the cavities of the vessels.: Thus it will prevent Consumptions, if taken befOre the Lum.s are ulcerated. It cures also all husky and dry '.Coughs, heals rawness - and •soreness of the Breast, ..:.,Idgives relief to those who, titrobgh age or infirtnity,• are depriyed.of rest or sleek . This Essence is prepared by ' l ames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; - and sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, • No. 4 5 , 'the East End of St. l'atit's, London, in bottles 3s. 6d. duty included . ; and none are genuine but those whiCh have words"the F. Newbery," l :` l ,), 451 St. Paul's,"GASLAviod the stamp. • •