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"!4 " :~ NUMBER. 4588. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS' PRESENT EVENING, May 30, 1807, will be perfoNned - - THE CURFEW. The Music'cordposed . by Mr. AT TWO 0 D NoRMA NS. HUlgh De • Tracy; Mr. BAR RYMQ RE ; Robert,. Mr. I )E CAMP ; Bertrand, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; Walter, Mr , PEN LEY; Pliitip, Mr. EYRE ; Ilkgnstan. Mr. COOKE ; Matilda, ,Mrs. POW E LL ; "Violence, Miss B O.Y C E ,D-AN ritzharding, Mr. ELLISTON; Armstrong, Mr. PALMER; Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ; W,TTI THE :YOUNG .HUSSAR ; or, .Lov E 4,ND. MY.RCY. The Overture Aid. usic co mposed by Mr. Kelly. he (Alaraders by Mr. ELLISTON; Mt. PYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBON; Mr. DIGNUNI, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HAR LOWE, Mrs. BLAND. ksoxes as. Secortil rice3s.-1 1 'it 3s. 6d. Setodd Price 25. " - Gallery 25, Second Price vs.—Upper Gallery is. Se-, Codd Price bd.:— No Money to , be returned. .„ Places for the Boxes to be taken at the fibs-office, in Little Russel-street.. ~.The- D ciorslobe- ' opened at Half-past Five, and begin at MU-past Six. • On Tuesday, Pizarro,; GENERAL ELECTION. To theGENTLEMEN, C LERC; Y,noti FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of UURIJANI. GESITIAMILN, T Have withdrawn from the Contest, in, which I I found myself engaged; under the persuasion that my per severance would increase those mischiefs which it was the intention of my friends to avert. * - flie: arrangement which,' led to my being offered to your choice, had for its first objet the peace of the County ; but thesteps taken have produced a contrary area. I cannot then, even 'to obtain the highestobjea of my. ambition, sub mit to avail myself of assista nce g iven to me on a . found that can no longer be maintained. • • - It beconies me, therefore,, to retire to that private situation from which I have been drawn;- but I carry with' me, and will always retain, the most grateful rectalleaion of the pa, tiality of my friends, and an ardent desire to lend my humble endeavours to the County, whenever circumstances shall •leave me at liberty to receive its independent support. I remain, Genilemen, \Your Ltithful and devoted Servant, cUTHI3ERT E L LISON: Hebb= Hall, Maras, iSO7• • METE-FREEHOLDERS:of-YORKSHIRE, in the ..11 -Interest of Lord NI ILI 0N.., are earnestly requested to repair Immediately ro York, where their reasonable Expences to and from that City wtll be defrayed. May 29, 1807. . SATURDAY, -A LAY 30, 1807. ;~.~;s;- Nouvelle Ouvrage du gen. Dumouriez. kijourd'hui est public, tniN 4s 61..earronne, CAM PAGNES du MareChal DE SCFLOMBERG, en Portugal, clepuis PAnnee.ttfz, jusTcen 448. Par le General PUIVIO URI El. C'est au cceur que je parle, et non pas 4 l'esprit." ; • Chez R. Phillips., 13ritlge.street, Biacktriars; Debofie, Ger rard-street ; Dulau ,and Co, Soho-square. THE NEW.OPERA. ThiS Day`was published, price Half-a-Crown; DETER .the GREAT ; -or The Wooden Walls. An Operatic Drama, in Three A6ts, - performing to Crowded Audiences, at the Theatie:-R:nyal,covent-Garden. By ,A CH E R RY, Esq.. Author of The Soldier's Daughter'; Travellers, Sec.' &c. Printed for Richard. Pthiliips,.lco. b, Bridge-street, Black friars, and to- be had of all Booksellers. • • NATURAL HISTORY. This Day was, published, Einbellished *ith. TWelve beautifully•coloured Engravings, price Ss : halt-bound, THE HISTORY of SEVENTY.:FOUR of the most Remarkable and Interesting •B IT'S di! RDS ; containing, a popular View of their Characters Anti rlaliit> ; accomparhed by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for,the Ampse, mentand I nstruaion of young Persons. _ By' the AUTHOR of The History ,of British Domestic Quadrupeds. Printed for Richard Phillips, 6, Pridre street, Black friars ; sold by B. Tabar„ 'New Bond-street ; and by all other Bopksel lets. Of whcrrn may be had, Tbe.History of British Domestic Quadrupeds, with•plates; price as . 6d. Natural History for Schools, with 7o plates ; by W. Ma yor, L. 1.. ; price bs: bound. ;: • '= • Animal 13ograpft ;, or, Anecdotes of Animals, &c. bX the Rev. IV:Tingley, 3 vols. tl. los. Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Garden at Puris'; • '23: 6W halt-bound. . . - This Day was published,. ~ Tile Fourth Edition, Revised and 'Enlarged, price Es. boards, A PRACTICAL INQUIRY-into DISORDERED L RESPIRATION, distinguishing the Causes of Asth ma, to Which are now subjoined various Pra6tical Observa tions on the. - Treatmen. • • • : ' . By ROBERT BRED; Fellow of the Royiil Cot liqe of Physicians.. Printed tor R, Phillips, Bridge-street, Blacktrurs ; and to be had of ail Booksellers. Of whom may be had, First Lines of the London Prauice of Surgery, by Sam. Cooper, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Sec.. price ils. in boards. THE 'HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE RE .- VOLUTION - TO THE PEACE OF AMIENS. • THE Public are respe&folly informed, that a new tiniform, and enlarged Ed;tion was this dar.published, of Mr. BELSIIAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from tbe Peribri when Mr. 14time's History terminated to the Year iBoz,-foritiing, with that Work, the only complete and , restoedable Series of English. History extant. • Thit Edition has .been revised throughout, and has been greatly improved by - Appendlites to each Volume, consisting - of State Papers,' Authorities, and Official Documents, illus..' trative of the• Text. " The entire ‘Vork, thus improved and enlarged, maybe had of all booksellers, in Twelve large Vtils. price Six Guineas in boards ; or any two Volumes may be had separately, price One•Garinea in boards. The . Appendixes to the first Ten Volumes may be had se..' par, aely, price Onc Guinea in boards, by those . persons who purchased -the:former I.l&ions - , in which Appendixes were given only to the lasilwo Volumes. Persons who. are possessed of Hume, with Smollet's Con tinuation tothe Death of George 11. may have Beish•un's History of the Reign of George 111. separately, 8 Vols. price Four t.; uineas in boards. • Bridge-street, London, April, 1807. • • • Somerset-Place ' • May 2 9 , 1807. This Day was published, ' By the Society 'of Antiquaries of 'London, FIVE ENGRAVINGS, from an Ancient pronze Statue found near Barking-llafl, in Suffolk. Price il. ts. Delivered to the Members at the Apartments of the Socie ty, in Somerset- P lace: Sold by Messrs. White, Payne, Nornaville and Fell, Nicol, Leigh and Sotheby, Eickerstafl; Caclell and Davies, Egerton, and Taylor. THEATRE R0Y.A1... COVENT-GARDEN. ' OV MONDAY NEXT, June - 1,. 1807, 'will be performed ' - KING LEAR. . • King Lear, Mr. COOK . E • •••• Edg4-, Mr. C. K.EMisLE; • Cordelia, Miss SMITH. • wirn• - HARLEQUIN WAND MOTHER GOOSE; • - Or, THE G.OI,I)EN EGG. _ . Principal Chara&ers, Mother Goose, Mr. SI M LIONS ; • Colin, afterwards Harlequin; Mr....KING and Mr. 130. • LOGNA. jun. . • . Avaro, afterwards Pantaloco, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. .•) 'Squire Bugle, aftervaigs Clown, G oddficvt, Mr. MF.N/GE e • Cahin;.l3o/ ( with a Song), Master - S MALL El'. it Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —P it 35.6(1. Second V rice ;25.—‘ Gallery as. Second Ptice is.- 1 -Upper Gallery is. Second ' . 1 Price 6d.—No Mpney• to be returned. Places for the Boxes .to be taken at the Box-o.ffice,in Hart. street The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five; and begin at . Half-past Six. - ' • sucrii. - _The GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE RESERVE also the numerous' and eminent PANTOmiMic.ki: P E RFORM ERS,&c. irotnthe ROYALTY THEATRE, ace. . .• ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-. BRI Dti E. • tinderthe Patronageof their Royal Highnesses tile Prince of w A L Es and Dnke of NORK. THIS PRESENT SATURDAY , May 30th, ' MONDAY, Tune ist, and TU ES DAY, tune 241, * Wi1l be preseittecl, second time, kRUSSIAN POLANDERS' EXERCISES. SERPEN. TIIIE LADDER, Sixth time, an Arictte, called • THE GERMAN SPA GIRL. Sixth time, • • EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by the'YOL/NG PRUS sIAN. Thirtieth time, the so' much admired Foreigri Military - • Spectacle, called . ,THE BRAVE. COSSACK. With its dependent and interesting new and Scenery, Machinery, Platlorm Work, DeviTS'Bridge; . &d. of new Invention. Sixth ti-me, a Favourite Song, by a Young Lady. ixtlytiinei Warbling, Whistling, and lulking the Notes'of various •Birds, with a Canity,Brd• SympliOny, &c. Sixth time, the GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE R.E•SE E will - have the .honour to pertOrmAivers Ex ' trcises. • '1"o - Coneludewith HARLEQUIN AND MOTEER. .DoCrs to be opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half' 'Past Six.---Second PriCe at tiAltvast Eight. . • - • Boxes 4s. . Second Price zs.—Fit zs. Second Price is. 'Gallery is. Second Price 64.-. • Places to' be taken Of Mrs: Corn - it:l4 , at. the Box-Office frein:Ten till Three: - .•; • _ .THE.LONOON MUSEUM, AND INSTI"I'U'rE . OF NATURAL HISTORY, BRYDCtS-STREET, COVENT-CARCet4, • • . I s TiP)Ar Open to the InspeLtion of the P u blic tver y D ay, Sundays excepted, trom Nine - till Dusk.. Admit tance One Shilling e4Lh. Catalogws, price Six-peince, sold .at the .MOseum ' at Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-y.ll. Miller, Al.t el-nark-street ; A,sperne a •Corohill ; Hatc.1.1.4- Piccadilly ; and _other Booksel'ers. • .. • SLIMMER LOTTERY, CONSISTING of only Twenty Thousand Tickets, begins Drawing 14th of 11 7 1-. Y, 1807, SCHEME. -prize of ' £3o t o d o - - iS - . Cp,ooo zo,-;co - - - - - 4 0 0 00 10,000 - - . . . . . 20,06 . 0 Sod® - * ' 1' •": - lO,cou, 1100 SO3 . - 4000 100 - - - - - - 20-0 So .. ~.. .- - - - Ipo 2 • • - _ • - • 20 • -30• • ._ , 25 00 2500 ketS7 20.00 0 Tic zo - - - ► - '5. - - - - - # 50,000 37,50 Q k 2 0 .0,000 .--....., , First-drawn Ticket rourth Day, being theonly Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. . The Drawing will be regularly 2000 Tickt.t.. each Da::, - Ist, Tuesday, - MY 14 1 6th, Tuesday, - Alig. ti Zd, Tuesday, - 'Lily 21 I rh, Wednesday, - Aug. 12 3d, Tuesday, - . July 28 Bth, Thursday, - Aug.. 13 Aug. 6 gth, Friday, - - Aug. 14 4th, Thursday, - Sth, Saturday - Aug. 8 toth, Saturday, - Aug. 15 PRICE. • Ticket - !9 i 6 o tiaif . - kio 3_ o f Eighth - - Quarter s 3 0 t Sixteenth - - 2 12 o 6 6 - • .1. - 11 REE THOUSAND FATHOM of CAPITAL OAK BARK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN BARNARD, At the Sun Inn, Thaxted, Essex, on Monday the First• Day of lune next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, Subjed to such Conditions T nt.Sale as will then be produced ; HIS Quantity of BARK arises from 300. Trees, in Highwood, in the ,Parish of Great Dininiow ; 140. Trees in Mayes Wood; aficEr Treesin . Honie Wood, tiJth in the Parish of Tiltey 300 1 rees in Little Bendysit Wood, in the Pariill of - Radwinter artcl rto Trees in Shadwell Wood, and on Clopton's Farm, in .the Parish of Asinfon;.arl in the ::ottrity of Essex ; which tray be F ie.wed by applying to Mr.' %'ade i . of Datimow=aloresaidr or to Mr% Viniconibe, at IL i . .ton LC 4 4. t. 3A, • I L E , , L 61,01 TIEI At IN V ERN E SS; the - Nineteenth Day of - gay, i 807.. • ..N 'a MEETING . 'uf the • 'Undersign&l - -: FREE- T 12 HOLDERS of the - CQUNT,V.of INN EktNESS held in-Consequence of a Letter circulated by the Slieritrand Con venereif the Shire, of the following tenor t . • (Circular.) . Dr .a Sit,, Inverness, Oh' May;: 1807. -Agreeable to a suggestion by 'Colonel nacdoneil, of Glen gary, m a Note hanait to me this morning, and -which' j know will met the approbation of other Freeholders in this Coun ty, I have taken the liberty of cal ling Meeting •of -those -Freeholders near hand, to h.,id at. F raser's Hotel, on. Tuesday next, the Nalieiceritii Current, at "Twelve o'clOek; Noon, to copsider tbe !? ropTiet yof writing. to our late TeSpe6table Ke . presentative in Parliament, to allow himself to be re-Cliosen,' in his absence, at t ireensuing General F.: leelic*,• upon the Ninth.lune next, tor .the re ,sons mentioned its Glengary's Note, which Shall be laid before the Meeting, and will readily occur to you, from Mr. Grant's : necessary attendance at the Indka i tone, where he officiates as Deputy Chairman. I -request your attendance at the said Meeting ; and should you find it inconvel , :nt to be present, your Sentiments commit. nicated tome will very much oblige, ~ Dear Sir, Your most obedient humble Servant, (Signed) - SIMON FRASER. And also, its Consequence of a Printed Note avowed at this Meeting by the, Hon. Archibald Fraser, of Lovat, in these words ; " May,.a.o7. '" The Friendsof Mr. Charles Grant, who are Freeholders " of Inverness-shire, arc requested to meet, on Special Af " fairs, at Twelve o' L.. lock, on Tuesday the Nineteenth Inst. "in the Mason Lodge, Inverness." ' . The Meeting taking f i nder. their consideration the Public Situation of Charles Grant s Esq. %Vs:has represented this County in the two last Parliaments, and whose meritorious Condud justly entitles him to the Support bf the Freehold ers at the ensuing General Ele6tion on the Ninth jui: next ; and sensible of time great l i iconycniency to the Itusiness'ofthe East India Company, of which Mr. Grant is Deputy Chair . • man, that he should quit London at this critical period, are decidedly of opinion, That M'r. Grant should be written to, with assurance that it is the wish of this Meeting (and they flatter themselves , of the whole Freeholders of the County,, that he should not • perstundly attend the next Eledion, as thcy have resolved unanimously,,to give bins their Suffrages in hisNtbsence, as a mark of their Iliglf Respeel for his Private and Public Cha— rager. Thereafter the Convener, produced to the Meeting, Letters from ./Eneas Macintosh, , ' Esq'. of Macintosh ; William Chisholm, Esq. of Chisholm ; and Colonel . James Fraser, of Belladrurn, conesirring in th'e above Sentitpents ; and Co lonel Grant, of -Moy,. for Colonel Francis William Grant, of the Inverness-Shire Militia, and Mr. Alex. Mackenzie, for Duncan Geos . i.,e Forbes, : Esq„,of Culloden, also concurred. :, The Meeting.further, directed this Minute to be transmitted to Mr. Grant, and 'a Duplicate thereof to bo 'sent to every absent Freeholder of the Shire residing in Scotland ; and re commend to the Convener to see this accomplished, and to cause -this Minute to be published in the three principal Edinburgh Newspapers, and in THE SUN, Star, and Cou rier, of London. (Signed) Arthurßotwrison of Inches. Hugh Grant,. of Moy. E. S. Fraser, of Reelick., • Simon Fraser, Farraline. Archibald Fraser, of Lovat. J. E. I3aillie, of Bristol, for Thomas 'Fraser, of Newton. 'himself, and for Evan 1. P. GI-ult . , of Rothie- of Dochfaur. truirchus. James Macleod, Rasay: ell )f,GI It - • f Drakies, A. Maedonell,ot Aengary.., .obert Gordon o. Simon Fraser, of Foyers. Alexander M'Kenzie, for Mr. W. Fraser;"Culbockie. Forbes, of Culloden. H. R. DWI; of Muirtown. A True Copy. (Signed) LOCKIGIRT K I NI,OC 11. ~=. NAVIGABLE CANAL and TAVISTOCK MINERAL SHAKES, and SHEERNESS PIER BONDS. MONTHLY SALE, By Mr.. SCOTT, . On Friday,june 5, at Twcive e'Clock,at Garraway's,London, rrHE COVENTRY CANAL—Two Shares in - 'this excellent Navigation ; thelast Halt-yearly Divi dend was iSI. nett per Share. The sTouI:I3RIDG F. C A NAL—Two Shares ; tne last Half-yearly Dividend was los. The NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME UPPER LEVEL CANAL—,Three Shares; ,also Shares in the GRAND' JUNCTION, ABERDARE., 'CROYDON, ELLES MERE,•KENNE.T and-AVON, UNION„and TAMS TUCK MINERAL CANAL, in -DEVON. ~ • Three SHEERNESS PIER' BONDS, ,of Icol. each bearing live per Cent. Interest. -Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatehett's ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, '25, New Bridge-street, London. FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR FOREST. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA isE CONTRACT, AMost' Desitable FREEHOLD ESTATE: on the borders of,Windsor Forest, 3.1 miles from London, about ten from Windsor, one mile from Binricid, and two miles lyoni a Post and .Market-town: • It. consists Of about ; 38 Acres of Land, of which about 2..; Acres are Meadow and Pasture, and about - 13 - Aeres Arable; with Farria=tiouse, Ham, Stable, and Cotvage • in peticel repair, and unlimited 'right lot' Pasture over exten'sive Commons., The Laial within a perfeet King..rtes;ce,..!s occupied , by-the Proprietor, is in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may he • had as soon'aS the purchase is .completed.• -The Tianbenand .growing Crops to be taken at a valuation. The neighboux.: hood is genteel, tie Country al:61111th -with Game, the Itiines . Ifounds, as also a Pack of Fox Hounds, frequently hunt ' in the vicinity.A Coach for' London passes daily through the .aforesaid •,I‘l4iket.town.—A play to Messrs; ,Boiton, Lane, and• Lane, No. 5,' Laurence Poultney-lull. YOUNG'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Next Thursday will be published, In Two large Vols. co. illustrated With 58 Plates, ACOURSE- of LECTURES on Natural. Philo sophy and the Mechanical Arts; containing an accurate and extensive View of all the Departments of Mechanical Philosophy, with the latest Improvements and the newest Discoveries. By THOMAS YOUNG, M. p. F.R. and.L.S. &c. &c. Printed for 1. lolinson, St. Paul's Church-yard. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. . This Day published, prit2e 4s. bound, A SELECTION of POEMS, designed chiefly -for SchoOls and Young. Persons. Hy lOSEPH COTTLE. P r i n ted f o r 1. Johnson, Sr. Paul's Church-yard. We have seen many Colledions of Poetry for Young Persons, but seldom one made with more taste and judgment than the present. The s seledion well deserves recommenda tion."—See the British Critic, v. 29, p. 426. CAPTURE OF gONTE VIDEO. This Day was Published ) , In 4to. with a Plan of the Operations, price ss. in boards, A NARRATIVE- of the OPERATIONS .of - a small BRITISH FORCE, under the Command of Sir SAMUEL AU CH MUTY, employed in the Redadion of MONTE VIDEO . . With art Appendix of Official and oilier Papers. 'l3y a Fl ELD OFFICER on the Staff. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 'No, 41, about the middle on the North- side of Pall-Mall. . Where may be had, price in 12M0. 6s. 6d. derny Svo,; los. 6d. or royal- live. aad.hot-pressed, IL' Is. , with an accurate Portrait, . The History of Charles XI I. King of Sweden, by M. De Voltaire, To whiCh is prefixed, Anecdotes of Peter the Great. Translated from the French , by lohn , foseph tock dale, Edivor of the Sch6ol Encyclopaedia, Present for an Al a i_ prentke, Haste's,Lite of Gustavus Adolphus, arc. CONTINUATION OF ALL THE TALENTS. This Day was published, • With a humorous Frontispiece, price is. 6d. IHE FOURTH DIALOGUE, founded on the recent Changes, to that celebrated Satirical Poein,All• the Talents. • • Printed forStockilale,.jun..No. 41, about the middle on the NOrth Sideot Pall Mali. _ Where alone can be had, elegant and correa Editions, by . per:nission of tl,• Author : • • F.lijah's Mantle; a TobUte.to Mr. Pitt, 15. And the ttti Possidetis and Status Quo, is. 6d; Also, All the Talents, - 13th Editiou, 3s. 6d. •AEI the Talents' Garland; a few kocketa let off at a cele brated MiMstry, as. FLigel lum flagellated, by Ben Block, will be ready on Tues day. Plain Faels ;: a Review of the• Condu& of the late Minis ters.; price as. k9 - Ore TAients Still; being Lord Grenville'S Letter to Dr. will; the Answeis thcretovpice is. or, per hundred, 3s. • • , ~,YA. 1 447. . :- ! L -,#J7// ,#J7// - • , J T 0 eee ~. ..,. _163 ~ , ;;PF ....f• -- -,: ,- t • ' ; - . il;z:-.. iii 4 ; :-._.,‘: .: - : ) i • , i PRICE SIXPENTER AD MIR ALT Y.OFFICE play 25, 1207. IOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer -- 1 -' 44 and Termiaer and Gaol Delivery, jorthe- Trial of Offence' committed an the High Seas, witbin the jurisell3i9n of - the Iniralify of England, will le held Jr - yilstii.e Hell, in the Old P.a;.: ley ' ~, on frid.v the z6th' next, 41 o'Clocki the .Ik.rni 4.: 1::7 I, !A R. 5: 11 E VICTUALLING-OFFICE, - May ,s, 18 7. THE CO MI iISSIONERS for VICTUALLTNG 11/S 11 , 14.7 TY ' NAVY et; hereby give N,tir,-,17,a Tuesday, the szth of Tune next, they will be reps to r Tenders, in writing ise.yed uP) ! and treat for the what SEA PROVISIONS , and FRESH BEEF may be ,e -(inked for the use of illajerty's Shilti and Vessels at 0:e Islands of Jamaica and NeW Pravidence, for Twelve lb onthe certain, from the tsth' of November :next, and further until Six Month r notice shall be given, side,for iLk fermi:l:won - dheteif i'the:mode of payment to be by Biter, payable, with in terest, ninety el.fir after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may he seen at the Seoetav's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender ix which the Price . shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board . before One ,o'clock on the, said Tuesday, the Both of Tune next, nor unless the Person 7(..119 makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for , no r ill any Tender that contains extravagant Pries ,upon some Artie/es, and Prices much inleriqr to the real vai.'4e -,pon L. 14 , be considered asrcp(r to beadmitted. rI C. 1.4 f, L ING,OFFIC E, _My 28, tBo7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLLI , G 111.5 . YESTY't N.4!"1 -. do hereo \ give Notice, That 4 , on Thursday, the tiltb fmce ttrxt, theY ttill be ready to receive , Tenders; in writi. , 7, (sealed asp), and treat for Three Hundred Thousand Gallons - prwi'EsT INDI-A RUM, or FOREIG BRANDY ; td be &livered, Ore-balf in the space of one Month, and the rem.ilnder in one ltignth afterwards, into flit Majesty; riaualling 30e.s' at &Wird; Portimr,uth, and 'Pfrits.cullt, in the folloWlng in.oP,rtions, viz. . Deptford r 200,'OCKI Gal k iIS. Pprtstnouth - . - - qo,uoo • Plymouth , bo,ooo 000 and to be paid for by Bills, paya.qe, with Interest, ninety ebyr after , The Conditiids of the Contrail may be seen at the 'Secretary's Office. N. B. No Tender will be accetted u , :less.the quantity y Rani and J Grandy, together with the Price thereof, shall be separately and disti , r f ,c7ly .tared ; .ntir will any Tender be ?sdutitted for alert qtfantiy than Ten Thousand Gallons of either Article. . No . regard <will be had to any Tender in which the Price shalt not be insetted in . .leqrds at length,Or th.tt shall not be delivered .to the B oa rd' before One o'clock on the said Thursdqy, the t3th• of June next, nor wiless the Per Son , z.i.;hothakis the Tendet.,or4ome Perron an his behalf, attends, A-amever; 'when called lot. ZAST INDIA HOUSE, May 29, 1807. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the Fast Indies do hereby give Notice, That al the Quarterly General' Court of the said ampany, ap poin•ed to be held at their Ilouse in Leadenhall-Street, on Wednes day, the 17 . t4 of June•next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, Motion will be made, That Mr. Richard tohnson, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment, be permitted to return with bit Rank to bail. IVILLIAIII RilltiS4l";Sec„ - • ROYAL' PATENT. . . n_ODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM.---The r. :variou and sudden changes of the weather in this :Un certain climate i§. particularly dahero;..ts to Asthmatic •au i • Consumptive Complaints.. The purport of this Advertise= . ment is merely to - remind the Public, as well a 5 the afHid.:d with those cruel disorders, that the above Medicine•isy . .a vast chain of its Noble Patronages, a great many of the Fa culty, arid thousnds of others, toO'neuierous- for the 'hair.; of an Advertisement) proved to the only sure amcbchica cious Remedy. ever discovered for Pulmonary Complaints.— It is now become- unnecessary to diffuse any encomiums to recornmend this Medicine, becaus: it has distinguished itself by cures UneqUalled in the annals Of the Physical World these thirty years past, and under circumstances where num- • bers of the first medical abilities had consigned their Patient; to despair. Certificates of fads, and references to recoveries, conti nually to be had at the Proprietors, .No. 3, Bloomsbury- • • square, and ~advice • . daily (Sundays excepted) - from Ten o'CloCk. till Tvvo. • RHEUMATIC GOUT 'and RHEUMATISM. BURRIDGE's SPEOIFIC;which is acknowled g ed 0 to be an infallible.Remecly for thoseaDisorders ' is nuti. on Sale at the Proptietors' Warehouse , Vork.street, Covent...- Garden; where very numerous and reoe6table Testitnoniall may be seen, which I.vil l at.o'ce evince its excel lence,,even'to. the most doubtful mind. - The established - Efficacy of this invaluable Medicine needs no enlogikun,, n o r would it be ad vertised but that the Proprietors feel it incumbent on them 'to make known an - effeCtual Cure to the ataiaed part" of mankind, that•the blestiiig may be universally diNtsed. • Sold in Bottles, 7s. each, Duty included. Arrangemmws arc forming that it may also be had of every reveclable dicine Vender. FOR. ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. . PETITS PATES, or PURIFYING SWEE'I CATKEs„ 110 M. , .the prevalence of 'D'tseases : of.the Skin in .Children,, from Inoculation and other causes, Ind the difficulty of eradicating them, it has been long wished that an .Alterative could be devised that should comprise real be nefit in a sfriall compass, and at 'once be innocent, cheap, pleasant,' and etatual.,: A Practitioner of great experience contrived, many years since, i Medicine of this description for his young Patienits,' and gave it a form peculiarly adapted tb.the Palate and Stomach of Chiidren. - The . sueces::, of it fully answered -- his eX.peaatiOn in .all Ertiptio4.is upon the Skin, whether arising trorn origin it Impurity of the Blood, or acquired by the Vaccine or Variolous I nami,ation, Natural Small Pox, Measles, .or any other cause atie, 'it is now with confidence recommended to the attention of the Public. Sold by' F. Newbery and Sons, at the-only Warehouse i for Dr. [arnes's Po,vder. St, Paul's Cam - eh-yard, t6ur doors from Cheapsidc, London, price zs. containing 2.3 cakes or doses, and - 3d.. the duty.—Observe that the words ‘• F. Newbery, No. 45, St, PanPs,'t are engraved in the Stanv, <