The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-07 00:00:00

ii ,. .1 So S I' .ai l ~~ 17 , t e- Al NUMBER 4516.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, March 7, Iso 7, will be periorineti___:, . "THE CUL FEW. The Music composiM by Mr. ATTWOOD. NORM NS. Hugh De Tracy, Mr. BARRY-MORE; Robert, Mr. BANNISTER ; Bertrand, Mr. H. SIDDONS.; Walter, Mr PENLEY; Philip, Mr. EYRE ; Dunstan, Mr. COOKE '-„ Matilda, Mrs. PO W L LL; • Florence, Miss DUN CAN. • DANES Fitzhardiog, Mr. E I.LISTON Armstrong, Mr rALm LR ; Conrad, Mr. iVI AT E S ; Mr. CARLES. Banditti—Messrs. MALE, FISHER, — c;VANS, RHODES. With a Glee, and Clioru:s of Banditti. WITH' • ; Or, THE SIEGE. Ot NIONTGA-T.Z. Count 1 ekeli, H. SI DDONS ; W.olt (lits-frientlf, Mr. , DOW - 4'ON ;- • Count Citalft (the General), Mr. CARIES ; Alexina (the Heroine ot Montgatz), Airs. POWELL. Boxes 6s. accord rice 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 3s. —Gallery,a.s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. "Se cow', Price bd. No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Hall-past . Five, - and bigi4 at Halt-grist Six On Monday, The Curtew,; with The Weathercock. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • ON MONDAY NEXT, 'March 9, 1807, will be : , etrortned DING RICHARD THE THIRD. Kin g Richard, Mr COOKE. • warn HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, "IliL GOLDEN EGG, Principal Charatters, Mother Goose, Mr. S!M MO NS ; Colin, afterwards .flariequin, Mr. KING and LOGNA, jun. ; atterwterds - P4lit‘iloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, 4tterwaklsZaay, Mr. GRIMALDI ; . ()thitisti, M r:" E N E ; Cabin-Boy (with a Son,;), Master SMALLEY : Columbine, Miss SEARLE.. Boxes 6s. Sccund 1., 6tl. Second Gallery zs. Second I rite., is. --U l yer Gallery is. Second Price 6d.—No Ailoney to - be returned. Haus Ibr the Boxes to be taken at the Box-ohice,,,in Hart street. • ' The Doors to be 'opened at Hait-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On ToeBclaY will be produced a new Comedy, in Five caller; Tovyn amt Country ; or, Which is I.3ebt- THE NEW PLAY. . . This Day was i.ublished, in - ice Half-a-Crown. THE CURFEW a Play, in" Five Ads, per - & forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. . • By, the late 101-IN TOWN, Esq. Author of The Honey Moon. Printed for Richard No. 6, Bridse.st reet, Black. friars, and to be had of all hook.kllers, 'THE IRISH LINEN CONIPAN,Y. was ftillldd on the Union, in 18 1, by sore ot the first Bleachers in Ireland, to oppose the new anti ipjtirions system of Whiten ing with muriattc acid, which destroys the tabric ;'they have no House in this , country but No 4, Bloomsbury:square, near Southampton-street, leading to Uolborn. • They seil no Article but Irish Linens, and not. less than a Piece of szi yards; each" i'iece is warranted as to fabric, and to be bleached on the grass, and the Money returned if a fault appears. ' • • (a' Cash, as usual,. for Bank of Ireland Notes-1031. English prodn.ce:thein ilI)OVe 1121. in Ireland, which - is taken ott in rating the'G.,this..ind no second price made. *** 00eis executed with purketttiiity. O'BRI EN, Agent-ta the Company. rtiVIV AND NAVY EQUIPAc,E. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni , ture, ;vlattrasses, and bedding complete, are very respeCt ,tully recoilimenuedtßCcialenien, as•being the mast portable 2nd sup rior to any others made in Loudon; Marqueps, Tents, Libles and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sota Beds, and Chairs, fig on Board Ship;. Musquitto Net FttritittW, and Patent 14ass.screw Bedsteads, tor East and West Indies, aril all Foreign Climates, at • MORGAN and SANDE RS's -Patent Bedstead Manufattoty and' Ware-Rooins, . Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street,. Strand. Morgan -and Sanders's New-invented. I m'peria4 -Dining Tables, allowed to be the most complete, and 1 legant set of Tables ever'yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-lled and Chair-Bed Ware— house. G OVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, tollegin Drawing i4tii APRIL. SCHEME. ti 4 Prizes of 4.z.0,000 - - a re - - ,£Bo,ooo 4 - - - to,ooo - - - - - - 40,0J0 4 - - - - 5000 - 2c,000 - . 1,, - - - 1000 - fo,Oot, Io . _ - - Soo. - - . - . - sozo 33 -- - too - 3coo 4 7, - - - - So 300,, - . - - 20 - 60,000 3000 First-drawn Tickets 1 3 each - - - 30,000 1 ~. ------- zg,0.0. Tickets ' h. 250,000 , Capitals Determinable • trst-oraw n Ditto _ I tc 'et , st Day - Ja r mo Ditto - Da Y • • ze,ooo Ditto - 3 . ;` D ay ,, - - 2 0 , 000 Ditto - _ _ "` ,s " Ua'yY,- - -2°'6°3 Ditto -- - -6 t h Day - / 1 : „„" 3° : , TIeKiTS and SHARES are on Sale at ev ery Licenced • Lottery Office. PRESENT PRICE Ticket - - - = 419 'l6 o Half . kto 3 o Eighth - - _ z.„ T 6z quarter - s 3 o Sixteenth -- - I 6 Tim above Scheme will point out the necessity of an early Purchase, as Four Prizes of - 2.0,0001, each vvill be sure to be drawn in the first Four Days , exclusive of other Capital Prizes. STATE LOTTERY. 4 Prizes of - ,C 20,000 to Prizes of 4 - - - - io,oao to - - - '- 4 - - - - sOOO &C. &C. &C. S WIFT and Co.- No.. 11, Poultry, and N o _ 12 , Charing cross, are selling the TICKETS and S El ARES of the present State Lottery, to begin Drawing the t4th of next Niontli. This Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals; and gives to the first Three Thousard Tickets tol. , ach, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn against them. 4 1000 sdo r T' t SATURDAY, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ANIMATED in the: most sensible manner by the repeated assurances of support which I continue to receive, I must again express my warmest gratitude fur such additional and disinterested marks Of favour. • • • - I have aireadyinumbly submitted to you my pretensions to fill'a seat in , the Direction. The 4xpettence of a great poi . . tton of my life in the Company's servisx, combined with en_ tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more I cannot offer, and snore I 'am sure you do not require in 4. 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. • tress (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaveS: me no tontn to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the utmost, and the whole of my limebedevoted to rite fulfil ment of every.duty connedled with tote prosperity Of:the East India Company. - • _ . , I trust that those Proprietors to whorri:l-have not yet, paid my respeels, will not impute the apparent neglect w :any other than the real cause, the extensiveness of the Canvas*. 1 have the honour to be, Ladies and •Gentlemen, :Your most obedient and obliAed humble Servant, Birchin=lane; feb. tt, 1807.. Roil ER - r C',iiitain Williams's Committf,..e. meet every thy, at the icing's 11catt..1'avern, in the l'Oultry, and attend froth eleven to FiV3 C luck, by whom any cominunicatiOns will he thankt ully received. • , ' ALARM BELLS, PIRF. - GUARDS, &c. pER MANENT IX fixed, and well-equipped A LA R M BELLS being fOunct the hest Sec:wiry against the frequent and gr:evous Depredations ot. House-breakers in Town and Country, PersAis desirousOf adopting these truly useful aid important Preventatives, whereby, tile} may in future retire pm:Reeled in'their "Property, and eventually in, sure themselves from the 'like heavy losses and.serionsly in jurious attene:tat cons.•quences which divers of late have ex perieneed, are respectitill: solicited to apply to LZ.P. PALMER,. Furnishing .Ironnionger, - - Tea-Urn and Stove Grate Maker, si, •Cornhill, ',tete an extensive ch:nee of fine Japanned anti high-polished titi l Register and Rumford -Stoves, possessing tie numerous useful improvements lately made, are also constaht I y ready tar inspt &on Fenders:Vire . Irons, and D. touters taint l• ire,. or highly-apprOved .Fire- Guards, of varied Sizes and - Patterns, winch for their evident and acknowledged Utility, .it is to be earnestly wishe every Fatnily, for their luture,pr;:servation, were iiinnediately plied with who are not already. priivined .with . the same. Kitch'en Flanges, Steamers, Ovens, Smoke 4 Wind-up .aivi Camp Roasting lacks, Cradlestns, Venison.ftslies, Water Plates, Patent DiSh-covers; Plate- warniers, - and Cooking Utensils of Copper, I ton, and Bkek-tin, in - coin plete. Sets, tar at digctetion ; Temperate and Shower Batlis, 'Own. made atidSil - Ver.plated Cutlery, by Parent; Knife-cases, 1: ) 0(nty pool, .'Bronzed, Plated and Gilt Tea Urns ; beSt rapanned Paper Tea. trayS, strong Plated Dinner and fea Services, with Silver-rriountilzs, of superlatively neat and sound workman , ship ; Teuteriague, Plated and Silver Candlesticks, Branches, Ditto, with Glass Shades, for the East and Weir - ladies, and other Hut -Countries. Alarmers fixed and Bells hung_by exquisitelyitige niOus Artists, upon the most-certain anti.endmidg principle, in any part of the Kingdom. • *** tlouSes, Offices, Ships, Fite. .furnished with dispatch. Old Silver 'and - Por . eign Coin taken in Payment. —Tea- Clans arm StOvesT, of any kind, exchanged. - - trite P rice asked, and no Atlatement made. FREEHOLD COT ['AGE. HERTS. TO it fi .A. SMALL FREEHOLD corrAGE, tivitl~ Gar- utr. ai.d Orchard, The :I.,;tae Consists of ~ nt! Hrt7,e Sittini,-ranat, 'with lA'indoNys rt. he.gt:,..torni s 24 oy 141 ; three Bed-citambers,,and large , Closet for Servant's i cd ; Kitchtal and Pantry, large cetl-ar, and a-good Well of Water. Situate:l on F. minence rear B:) . x \luor, one Mile from He mel :-:tnnpstead, - and - 21 from London. klyiy to Mr. Hedgeland, Grocer, Fleet-street:-Land-tat rea. rn • • SYNONYMES. • This Day was published; 6., in b 9 irds, iii one closely. - .:rintt.qt Vi‘.+lunie; • D ICTIONNAIRE UNIVERSE', des Sync)- ieb de la Languel.ranc,ise, Nat M. L?.ll3ltt. 1)1 , .-Li. V iZ. C. Printed fbr Itlcrurd Phillips, No. 6., litidge-trect, Black. friars ; .'and to h • lurid of all sellez . . . . . . " . I his Dav %yds published,' _ • —Price Nine Sliilli4s, in boards, A New Edition, being th&. Third,.of • THE MORBID ' ANATOMY of some of the most intpor;ant Parts of the FOJNIAN lic).DY. - - By MATTHEW 43:111.1,1E, '1 1). Fellow.of the'Roval Societies of London and Edinburgh, and Fellow of the k'oyal College of l'hUcians in Londod. Printed tor J: Johnson, - St, Patilts 'Church-3mA ; and C. and W: Nichol, pall-Mall. -Where may be had,' by the same Author, printed. on Royal . _., . . , • ' Quarto, .. Seyenty.three Enjtravin h s,. With Explariatiops, Intending to illustrate:the Morbid'Anatomy Of the most importarit Parts of the Human Body, prime.? tight I•ounds, • GEO'GRAPHY FOR SCHOO ' I.S, This 1),, , ,.was pub:bheci. price zs. 49urirl, Twenty.secOnd br , ug,ht down to tile present • state of the GEOGRAPHY 'for - CHILDREN,. by Question and Answer or, a Short and Easy Method of teaelt ing and, learning Geography, designer - I princip;dly for. the Us'e of Schools : whereby even . Children , nly in a . short time know ~the Use of the Terrestrial Globe and•Ge6graphical Alapi, and all the considerable Couptries in the Worid; Situation,' Boundaries, Extent, Divisions, Islands, Rivers, Lakes, Chief Cities, Government, and Religion, - • 'By Abbe FRESNOV. • Printed for J. lohnion and I. Harris,.in St: Piull's Clurrch yard ; Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; and J. Alawman, Poultry. FOR - THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This, Day was published, • T HE SCHOLAIt's GUIDE to ARITHMETIC. By LBONNYCASTLE, .. Mathematical Master, Royal Academy, WOOlvvich, Eighth Edition, 25. 6d. bound. pursuanceloilds -plait Of writing - 3. Book for .the Use of Schools, the Author has been very careful to make all his . definitions and rules as concise as possible,' consistent' with simplicity and' Clearness;-- and to e%ernplity those rules with such examples as are most likely to occur in business. He has also shevirn, with great clearness and perspicuity, the reason of each rule in notes; and • in this part of his work Mr. B. has shewn great ingenuity and judgment. " By confining; every thing of this,natiffe to the notes, the Author has been enabled to keep his text free frOm long.ex planations, so that nothing is found theie but whiit the Learner ought to transcribe, 'and fix in his rrr'rdOrY ;. a miner whieliseems*to have beta too much negh died by 'post of those Authors who have undertaken to wiite on the'snbjed of Arithmetic for the Use of Schools. On the whole, we shall not hesitate to declare, that we think this little :13tros will belhund very useful bothlo the Teacher, and Learner." Vide Monthly Review. - Printed for J. fohnSon, St. Paul's Chureltyard. Where may he had, by the same Author;- r. An Introdudion to Mensuration and Practical Geome. try; with-Notes, containing the reason of ev4ryrole, concise ly and elearly demonstrated. Eighth Edition, price is. hound. 2. An Introdudionto Algebra. Seventh Edition, price 4s. 3. An Introduction to - Astronomx, with .Plates. Fifth Edition, price os. boards 4. Elements of Geninetry, containing the principal Propo sitions in the first six, and tiie eleventh and twelfth' Books of Euclid; with Notes, critical and explanatory. Third-Bdi tion, price 6s. hound. -V4 44 ", tr. 44. 044 •/ . /4";1 1 1934.X.k.* /(14 #1 11 . ,f \ ' ' • MmicH 7, 1807. AUCTION OF 130'0KS, MAPS, AND HOGARTII's , PRINTS. ' Aff R. STOCKDALE inform - the Public that his SALL.: of BOOKS will coMpence on MQNI) - 0 , next, the 9 th of March; inid continu.... the Five following Days, beginning each Day at One o'clock to a Minute. • Catalogues may be had of Sto , ekdale,Ticaadilly ; . and Mr. Walker, PaternosNr.row. - O'F-IIUMAN Printed ibt ~klberharle-street. The Public are. respe.atully imi , rmed, that OZT Wednesday 18:h of March will b published, embellished with a Fronti4piece; • - r HE SECOND VOLUME of the - MISERIES of H U .A.N. LIFE; or,. the Last Groans of Timothy Testy and Sainttel Sen,sitive. IAMES BERES.FOItD,•A M. Est 'Merton Collcge, OifOrd. .on - the same day will be published, the Eighth Edition of the First Volume, which will also be embellished with a new and charactrtislic N.B. Both the:abive Plates are engraved by Scriven, from Original Drawings by the Amino ot the Work. Also, on the same Day will be.pnblished, a Series of Se venteen Coloured Engravings, taken trorn tile two Volumes fai . The :Wiseries of Human Lift, drawn and et raved by j. A. Atkinsor s . • N. 13. This - Set‘Ot Humorous Plates are intended either to be bound up and sold with.the Work, or separately in boards . ; it tizelAtter, neseriptive Letter-press is given. • '1 his Day was published, In large. Quarto, with the :11.ips outlined with Colour, price it. tis 6d. 'or ,on Superior' Paper full coloured, price in boards 3!• 3a• GENERAL and CLASSICAL ATLAS, with a 'Treatise on the Princililes of .Geography, , ='. fly the Ray. ED \VA itD I'ATTESON, rl. A. •Spill C. and. J. kivington, No' 6a, St.' Paul's Cherch.yard.; hir. Fatten, •Chartng-Cross ; and _all other BoOksellers in ToWn and Country. The same Work mav'also be had, with blank duplicates of M p, at tI. t6s. ()von Superior Papely with the Maps .full co•ourA, and the duplicates outlined with,colour, price ' inboards 31 I 2S. The bla k Maps may be had separately, price coloured 95. plain.-is. Her Royai Highness , TIT? PRINCEsS'CHARLO'rUE .OF-VALES. The authentic Portrait of this distinguished Personage has i),:r; ,tinisited since° the last Birth=day of her Royal: Highrie,ss,•by tu..CoSway, Esq. R.A. in his most exquisite manner. ,Mr. Bell having „been honoured O with . special J - YerMisSiOn to Make an't=ngraving,' from it, he has preticed Jt , aS the Portrait Ornament to, the present Number being the Fourteenth, of his Periodic4,l Publication, entitled- A BELLE' ASSEMBLEE ; Or; Bell's Court and ..Pasktionahle'Magazine- ; putAiSted this Pay, price Two tia,:s and - Sixpence. • • adnition to this - exclusively authentic apd Universally interesting Portivit, " La Belle ikssemblee,". for March,. contains Four whole-length Portraits of Females in-newly. invented Fashions for the P.lotith ; and two of these ,Vigures are h:adtifully colourml, without being charged any addi tional- exNace. This Number for March likewise contains a New • Song, 'exclusively' convosed for this Work by Mr. Lanza; and two new and' elegant Patterns for Needle.' , The Thirteen previous Is:umbers, each of ‘vhich contains a I .)citifii . Portra:r of one cif the I'emalZ.l.sr.niclies or the Itoyal .in.loding the Kftig,,; anti alto,7‘..rlte , w ',tit the Pre. the Prinosa 'Charlotte of ales, forming a CplieGfv4:l ut;Ti,valled for its interest and execution, may 4e Had in Vie perfection. _ Each Number contsiins likewise Four whole-length Figures of Fashions the, Month •; a New Song by an em in e n t 'M.:ster several New Patter.ns•for Needle- Work ; and .a Li ter.'iry Miscellany of such taste, novelty, and familiar Science, as ..iiiist4eCou;ruend it as the fittest ()filament for a Lady's Cabinet Liorary. Printed for (,Ain Bell,,ProOrietor of the Weekly Messen ger, at the Ofilec, Southanyton-street, Strand and May be bad of all t!ie Booksollers in the Kingdom. N. B. Tlic Propnetor of this ..Work has no concern what - - ever Widt any ~ .ther'ivionthly• Publication:. • This Day was published, price as. 6d. No. I I or a New Series (to he continued Monthly), of ri EN SURA LITERAttIA : corvainit = r , Opi nions, rxtraels . , and Titles of Old-English BoThics,espe cialty those which are scarce; with Meditations on Literature anti' l.il -To which is now regularly added, N2crographia Autlk;ruin ; or, dernoirs of deceased Authors. , - By SA Nikl 1.1 L EGERTON BRYDG E'sq. Printed, for Lo1 . y1:1 - 1, ,litirst, Rees, and Ohne, Pater no ter-row,; I. White, Fleet,street. This Day were published, In Three Vols.. Crown Svo. price IL' us. 6.1. in boards, Q:PECiMENS of the later ENGLISII POETS, 1,3 wira Preliminary Notices By ROBERT SOUTHEY.: Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, and Orm e , p a t ernos ,. ter-row. . . 'Of whom may be had, by the same Author, r. Poen). In Two Parts.._, 4to, ele; gantly printe 0y Ballantyne, with four bea.,!tiful Vignettes. Price zi tit boar,ts.— For a. high character of this work,. see A. Review, 1.805 2". 1034 (If Arc. Au Poem. In 2 vols. foolscap Bvo. The Second. Edition, t'2-6. I) cards. 3: Metrical TaLS,' and other Poems. Sclead from tine " Annual Anthology." In a vol. tbolcap Bvo. price ss. 61. in iiClards . . 4. J't , ems, including the Visions of the P.laid of Orleans. In z voh:.-koolscap,Bvo, price t ts. iit boards, " 5. Titalaba.The Destroyer,• a - Metrical Romance, with co pious NUtes. I.:le:sandy printed in 2 vois. foolsc.ap pric 14.5. in bean's. •. A NEW BRITISH THEATRE. Just published, In Royal. amo.'priee.rs. each, embellished with a fine En oi 'price 2SI elegantly. printed on superfine Paper, • ,vj . th a Pbrtrait of the Author, for each Voluine, and Prodf iinpresOrma of both the Plates, Nutnners 1. to- Li V. • (10 : 13 . e .continued Weekly) of a nov . . Work, entitled, A • rTHE- BRITISH THEATRE ; or, .A of Plays, which are aaed at the 7l'lleaircs, Royal, I) rury4.lanc,. Ciiveht- (!rden, and the Haymarket. Printed inide-c,the. Ant iNufity and by Permission of th Managers, from tic cunii)t lipoks. With Biograpbical and Critical • " By Mrs. INCHBALD. Printed for Longman,, Hurst, - Rees, and Orme, Pater.. roster-row. 2' - The Plays already published are-t. 'Mountaineers. 2, Speed tlh.: Ploogit. 3. Wheel of Fortune. 4. Lovers' Vows. S. lnkle and Yatico. 6. Isabella. 7. Wild'Oats. 3. Dou glas. 9. Stranger. to. Country Girl. it Dramatist. t Hamlet - . i 3. Gr . ciao Daughter. 14. Busy Body. 13. John Bull. 16. - fancred and Sigismunda. -r7. All in the Wrong. .13. Macbeth.. 19. Bold Stroke for a Wife. 20. Poor Gen tletnen. -21. Such Things Are. 22.'Oroonoko, 23. Love in it Village, 24. Road.mituin. :5. Jane shore. 2.6. Clan destine Oarria:, , ,e. 27. Edward the black Prince. 23. Merry Wives of Windsor. :9. Kulea Wife and Have a Wife. 30.. I>rtle. 31. Cure for the Heart Ache. 32. All tor Love. 33, The Way to Keep Him. 34. King John. 35. She' StoJp.: to Comloer. 36. 'l'lie Conscious Lovers. 37. The Revenge. 33. Love for Love. 39. Every Man in his Hu mour. 40. enrio l .o ;MS. 41. The Jew. 42. Romeo and Juliet. 43. The Careless Husband. 44.. G eiirge Barnwell. 45. Beau's Stritigent. _46, Gustavus Vasa. • 4 7. West-In dian. '41.. Julius Cms , r. 49. Every One has his Fault. 5,. Jealous Wiie. St. Tempest. 52, The Orp' - un. 53. Cato. 54. Beiles'Straagcm,. .; 7 •Pc' - __ ''' .• tao-,.. -- i.,':""- ‘ Wit No- , .- y> ~ tr. • 04z46..„4„.... [Met :. ST PE':' NA!';'- 0 !'FILE, 111are1 , 6 , , rrHE . PI3INCIPIIL OFFICERS 31ISSION,ERS Lf flic Majefty . 'J 111a,v , y, do her,-i; e gtice, that on illonday the 46th instant, at Ten o'Clock iu tioc, F, tb,,-e :will be put ut to Side' in Ili: ).;,.; at Deaf, Se.yriens' Slop Cloathing;With a fey; Attidesof Marine Cloathing, pved coin the Wreck of the gardStore 7 Ship; later) Stranded near the land. The e.Numbei or ..4.rticles be,sold exceed Fourteen 7 4 1 , ,usand, and consist of eve)). de.icrlii Slop Cloathl.t now ave.! Na . The Cloathing may' 6e seen at the prate of Sate-Oti the into nit 14th iUstant, -and Catalogues bad 0- lllr, :Yo6n`Parktr, tioneer, at beat. PR:WALLING OFFICE, I , 'eb. 23, s . HE CO il._ VICT LI, I ,V,3 IS' 1114JESTrs N./11/1' do hereby give .Iktice, That on Wednesday the'llth of 1112rcis next they will be rea.y t: ceive renders, in writing (se:llei up), for steel , Q:ez,•ities of KILN- DRIED ENGLISII 'PEASE as the re , pee7ive sons who may tender the i,:nre can engage to Tl , O Months, Int. (j - all c&s.ge ;yid s kto Ills .ii,ejesy, into I eSy's Pia:salting Storec at I)(ynyttth ; a 7,./ to be part! for -4y pay.tb,le, with infests!, ninety afier ds:e. 'Vot as e ffer if a lesiluaitt4 tb:rn rzs,:sty"-fize Quir(d's _will be attewded The conditiomi of the Contra!? m.y .6e seen at the Sect eta , ..ft ogre, or 1y to Mr. Th..;atif ife - nt fie the rie taalliei at IVm No regard will Ge bad to any Tender in which the Pnice $l , Oll not he ilserta in sword: .at /engtZ; or that shall n;tl , , , d to the Board before One o'Clork on the maid IVeine:2 ,itb of March next, nor unless tk, Pei s , zvbv maker tue I ender, r or sane Person on his GehalJ, attends,. to ,17. , s•zter, when aatei itOrAL. COLLLCL, Feb. 24, 187. iV coVbrmity to the Resolution of 1113 MA. • yE. „s Y' s CO 31 m Ls' s Ar E r;.3 Ar the 4FF.AIIRS: of the ROY AL MIL ITARYT COLT,EGE, tb:tt the Appointmev of Prifessors and filatters shall to deterntLed by c;mpttition Talents, the GOVERNOR dab' he , e,by give Notice, Thai an ad di:l;nal French MaYtee.CVill be qvaated at :he Depat tnteut of the said College, a; Gr,at May-I,w, in the .C.'.otenty of Bucks. Letters of applicatLn are to be a.iirefsed t V i the Royal niili<ay College, sin:ler cover to the Pi t ch, lion. the ..5%. - cr,•- tary at lgtr,.lVar Ogee. Persrm dpp , oven' for the Ettailithment -whore raSer zcili n9l bear the srtriacst Scruti9.. A Collegiate Board of the Reyal :Military C9l. l eg- w,71 fy held at Great illarlagt , on Tueta'ay the ot April next; fort e E.ra mination of the Candia'atet for the 4.6,,ve-me,rtioNed ment. • .• AN IMPROVED AND RATIONAL SF RI OF BOOKS FOR TEACHING TIFF FRENCH, LAN_ GUAGL IN SCHOOLS. • The First THE FRENCH, AND ENGLISH PRIMMER consisting of *brief Vocabulary or the moat continuo Nouns, Adjettiycs,- and.Verhsi printed, in a large Type, oh good Paper, price i9tl.• sewed. • The Second .Book. • • • The FIRST FRENCH CKAMM.. R . ; consisting of the Accidence of that Language, briefly expressed, and perspicn. busty displayed; c:•ntaining evzry esSemial, at,d nothing superfluous:.; by M. 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