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Mrs. DI( KONS, Signora GRIGLIETI, Mrs. BLAND, Maniirri DUSSEK, Miss MEADOWS, and Madam BIAMCIII, Mr.-I - MAR/IM, Mr.•EVANS, Mr. DOYL E, ara Mr. BE LI,AMY. Tickets to be had of Mcs.irs. Ashleys • BirchalPS Mu 'lie Shop, Bond-street ; and of Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, Where Places for the Boxes may be taken. • MR ASTLEY's NIGHT. GREAT NOVELTY OF SINGULAR INVENTION,! ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER-;, BRIDL.E. , tinder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of W . ; LEs and Duke of Y ORK. VIRS. - CONNELL, Boxkeeper, most respeetfully JAN t begs leave io Illionn:the Nobility - , Gentry,.and others, that Mr ASTI.IEY'J BENEI IT NIGHT will take place TcLiviORROW, SATURDAY, May 16,i6c7. Jill Oulers. for Places in the Boxes, on the above Night, *ill be punctually attended to. ' - • (M"' Immediate application at the Box-Office, 'Theatre, Westminster-Bridge, is strongly necessary. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. His Royal Highness ilee Duke of YORK, President. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of-this Insti- ; tution,will be at Free Masons' Tavern, Great Qut'en-:. street, on THURSDAY the zest May, 1837. _ STEWARDS: Rt. Hon. the Earl of Bristol 'i lames kl,tan Park,' Esq. Rt. Hon. Lord Hai.vkesbury 1 Witham Parker, . Etq. Benjamin Golnsmid, Esq. Thomas Roberts, Esq. . ose v h Henley, Esq. . Samuel Stratton, Esq. I . Pooiey Kensington, nisi. Claude G. Thornton, Esq. eter Mortimer, Esq. Teekets tz, may be had at the Bat-ofithe Tavern ; of the Stewards; of \lr. Rooke, Secretary, Armorers' Hall, Cole._ inan. street ; a.hd of the Society's ColleolorS. .' *** rile Society's Chapel, is now open every Sunday-for Div .e Service, wnich,begins at a ruing, and Eleven in the 1%/1.. and at Half-past Six in the Evening precisely. .THOS. ROOKE, Sec. Ali E KNANT IRON-WORKS, GLAMORGAINTSIIIRE. NOTICE is hereby given, That the Partnership lately subsisting between F.R EMI AR HO NS_ FRAY, IAMES TAPPENDEN, JAMES. TAPPEN PEN, FRANCIS TAPPENDEN, and JAMES BIRCH, iron.tu4sters, at Abernant, in the County of Glamorgan, having been dissolved by mutual consent, the CotiCertf is now ea, fed on by the said lames tappenden, lames Tappcnden, a,'4- Francis Tappenden, the sole Proprietors of the said. Works, 'Rated this 14th day of May, 'lBO7. JAMES, TAPPENDEN. TAMES TAPPENDVII. FRANCIS TAPPENUEN. PROVIDENT LIFE - INSURANCE and AN NUIII OFFICE, Sout4arapto4. stied, .Straiid, Lun don: • PREsIDENT, -71 w Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKING HAM, K. G. VICE-PRESIDENTS, 2t4a s lquis of Salisbuiy,K.G . Viscount Chetwynd Lord Teinple . Viscount Duiicaunon . Viscount Bulkeley Lord Braybrooke. TRUSTEES. Marquis of Buckingham I Lord Braybrooke. William Praed, Esq. M. P. The object of. this institution is to encourage the truly 'audible design of Lite Insurance and Provision for Old Age, by reducing those transactions to principles of the utmost pos sible Public Benetit.r , with this_ view an extensive Society of Noblemen and Gentlemen have entered into- a Subscrip. tion zso,oool. to constitute an Original Capital, and, tak ing upon themselves the sole responsibility of the Establish- Trienr, they entitle the Persons insured and Annuitants,totpar ticiparitn. Profits, atter the expences of an economical tagement are defrayed, in which the President, DireCtors, . Trustees, and Auditors at gratuitously. Thus, by the spe: title-Sums insured, and the .divis,ion of contingent Profits, every Member has the'fullest possible value for his Payments, Without beiiig "subj...d to• calls upon any' losses whatever. This .ipportant and unprecedented advantage is peculiar to the .P pevident Institution. Military Men insured atlhiS•Offiee''are: not charged with Viz - additional Premium, unless called into-actual Service.' 1%0 Admission Fees are required ; nor is any Charge Made for Poncies. - ' • .. li,sulaime and Annuities may be effeded any day within office hours, which are irons Ten till tour. N. 0; ST. CROIX, Sec. A Pamph et, 'explaining the Principles and Terms of this lnstiiutmou, kotOalisticci by Messrs. Cadell and Davies; and rna), be had at the House of the Institution, and of the Agents and I3ooksellers, price 6d. • . . • HOTEL, MATLOCK'. . ... JaOHNT`LEEDHAM, late of', the . OLD: BATH, - J . re t u rns tus•,incere Thanks to the Public for 'the many vnurs conferred upon him at the Old Bath, and 'very re. • ispeet oily inforths them, , that he has taken the Hoi - e,l, which Le has now opened, and humbly solicits their pattonag.cand' aupporr. He - has made an' ddition of several Parlon:-s, t h ree of which are on the Chamber Story, and has in other respec.ts greatly imj. , roved the Premises ; so that he can assure his kriends and the Public, that the Hotel is in every respei a comfortable House. •--, .. • . Matlock, Bath, April 16, 1807. • 'ALLEN and PRINCE's ANNUAL BALL will be on WEDNESDAY the loth instant, at the Great Rooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton-street, Cheap Side. uouble.Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, may be had 4.13 y time Previous to the Ball Evening, at their private Dat.l4lllg Aca demics, 19, iSherrard-street, Golden-square, and rot Alie-street, Goodman's fields; where also those are iThperfeel Dancers may be fißished in the most elegant Modern ~ le ; and those who never learnt that Accorhplishnlent, but exclude themselves from many agreeable Patties, under t ile mistaken idea that Dancing can only be acquired in yotath, ray in a short time he convinced, that, with good Instruc t"), Ladies or Gentlemen of any, age whatever, it capable of !.)rnnicin exercise, may soon learn, and quite. in private, to &lance in an easy genteel manner. • • . • . .These Academies continue open all the Summer. ARMY AND NAVY sQtfl VAC; E. THE PATENT CAMP 13 EDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Balding complete, are very respect- recoihme' ndedto Gentlemen tes•being the roost pottable tild superior to any others nzactt in London; Marquees, r te"ts, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea "uts, Sofa 13eds,and Chairs, fig on Bnard Ship;. Musquitto Net Furniture, and relent Brass-scte'vrEediteads, tor East al ld•West Indies, at vial! Fpreign . Climatq,:at . . ' • . II.IORGAN - and SANDE RS's Patent Bedsteati , Mainitattf:ry alid Ware4traorrts,.. Nos. r 6 and 17, Catherine-street,. Strar:d. • , • •Nlorgail - anti Sanderh's" New'-invent-ed. • 'lmperial- • Dining !ableS,,eilowil.tobp.the most ceinplete end Elegant ?.. , et of • Tables ever yet tnveriterj, are very portable, ''peekin , .; in a Bait Out ten. Inches deep. : I:. • B. 'fire Fashionable Sofa- Bcd. and Ware - • • R. •KEARSLEY rcspe6...tfully announces to the Edition of the recent completion of his elegant IPolt of the PLAYS of SII,.kKSP EA RE, printed in a very supe:,. rior Manner. by Bensley an& Dav ison, - in 14 Volumes, Fools cap Bvo, This , Edition is 'embeliished with Seventy-five Plates, from Pilures and Drawings by the most eminent .De signers, and engraved, in the like manner, by the ablest A rt ists.—Perhaps, to give some idea of the beauty of the Plates, it may not be improper .in the Proprietor to state, what is really the fad, that they atone, independent of the E xpence. of Paper and Pri..iing of the Work, have cost hint between two and three Thousand. Guineas, and that the whole Under taking has riot been compleated: udder an Expence of eight Thousand Pounds; in lid, this Edition of Shakspeare is by far the most beautiful of any that has hitherto been printed, and is enriched with Notes by the mist eminent Commenta- Steevens, Johnson, Malone, on others ; price Six Guineas in boards. A few - Copies n -large Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates, - Twelve Guineas: It is likewise to be had in various Bindings,—No. 46, Fleet street, London, April t, tBo7. MR: 'DUFOUR is. perfealy aware 'of the pre:ra dices which many possess to the advertising system, and would reject it as derogatory to his Profes*ion, particu larly as his extensive Practice. in London entirely precludes' the necessity of it; but having tOr many years confined his Practice to the Cure of Strictures ' 0 tat:true - bons, (fleets, &c. as well as Debility and all other, Disorders: of, the Urethra, requiring secrecy, and being sole Proprietor of DA RAN's CELIEItRATED bOUGIES and REMEDIES, he feels himself actuated by motives of duty to adopt it as the only metird by which, a great number of Versons, in . every part of the Kingdom. may obtain etiedual relief, which experience 'proves they cannot obtain from country practitioners. His Method of cure is mild and efficacious, and not• liable to the objections mark to the Caustic and other violent methods, which do not prevent a relapse. For the various symptoms, see Mr. D.'s Treatise ' price as. 6d. to . be had at his house, No. 54, Filth street, •Soho, where he Continues to give Ad viee.• in separate Rooms. from Nine to Four. —Letters for Advice ate expected to contain a Bank Note. "' • .. This D'ay were published, In One Volume, Octavo, price IS. inboards, . • (Addressed to the Ladies C real Britain) EITERS an the INTELLECTUAL and NIO 11L4 I<AI, - CliA RAC!' ER . of w(,IMEN-. tin the .SL4iari tOr which they are de s tined ; on tin CharaCters they are gin._ litied to sustain.; and int:tile Duties they :are required to dis charge, both in Private arid Soci it Life. , • By the A u Flo it-of " An Essay-On Original Genius,'' and of •4, The''ilistory of Ithecti. the Hcrinit Ci t' Mount Ararat." Vrinted for Longman, 'Hurst, Itees, - and - Orme, Paterrios ter.roVv"; and A. Brown, Aberdeen. . . • "lo the UEN TLENIF Nr s C LMC Y,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY, of 1) HA G EM aN,, T .tpurnent misrepresentations have '„(71.,. gene - forth which Might prejudice me in the Pub (earinot but feel it respectful to you and just to iio'self to recur, not_ to professions, but to the Lnown ei t i;es which. have ever guied toy Public Conduct. Gentlemen, I. was born and .educated us the PrOtestant Faith. - and I -teryemly• hope to ilie in that Faith ; .l have maintained, and will ever Maintain, the Protestant Church as' the liStabrslied Church of this Country, but I calm* make that ()am , Religion, which proclaimed " Peace on Earth and goodwill - to Pilaf)" the instrument to kindle political animo sities and private dissentious. I have ever supported, and will ever support, the Protestant Succession to the 'ilirone of this Empire in the Person of our most Gracious King and the House.o.l Brunswick; and if it should be attacked, I will defend that Succession even at the hazard of life itself: but in my humble judgment, no such danger at present exists. I ant, and ever nave been, the steady friend of the Lawful and Constitutional - Prerogatives of the Crown, as settled at the Glorious evolution .0688, but lam equally the friend of the Lawful Piivileges . olthe PeOple, and of the-Constitu tional Rights of the. House of Commons ; without those Rights and Privileges ours would not - be what the Constitu. Lion asserts. it to be, i limited Monarchy, but would he a despotic Government. These, Gentlemen, are the Prin. eiptes en which I have unitbrmly acted : if these be criminal; if it be au *fence to have stepped forward in the dejence of the Einpire.wlien assailed by the menaces of its bitterest, but too powerful, Enemy ; if it be an *Fence to have pro. muted a rigid economy in the expenditure of the Public Mo. ney, thus contributing to relieve the Country from the in. creased pressure of Taxation ; and above all, if it he an of. fence to hal: persevered fOr L 7 ) ears in unremitted exertions to abolish the Inhumau Traffic in the BL od of our Fellow. Creatures, then, indeed, might I expel your censure. Conscious, however, of the rectitude of my Attions, con. Vinced that e immutable principles of truth will ultimately prevail, I place my Character in your han,ls, and einfidently await the issue : and it 1 .should, for the Firth Time, be con tinued in the elevated Situation of one of your Representatives in Parliament, (and of tvhic.h.the kind reception I have every where expe , ienced leaves me no room to doubt) 1 trust the remaining period - of my Public Life will not disgrace your Choice: 1 shall pursue the same even course, marked by Independence, and unseduced by personal Ambition. I have the Honour to be, With every sentiment of gratitude and Resped, Gentlemen, Your devotedand faithful Servant, RA. MI LBANKE; Seabam, 7th May; 1807. F 11.1 DA Y, MAY 15, 1807. THE LOTTERY WILL FINISH NEXT WEEK. MEN THOUSAND POUNDS fdr the First . A drawn Ticket TO.MORAOW, 'May 16: - STATE of the WHEEL. • 4 Prizes Of C to,ooo 47 of 7C5 0 ° 0 I 7 of -- ' ,Cs'o o 6-of - - tOOO 23 -of - - io. Besides the full Proportion of Fifty Pound and. Twenty Pound Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, ate on Sale at all the Lictriced Lottery Office?. This 1)::y was publisbel, In Two Vols. tzmo. price los. 6d. in boards, Dedicated to the Right Honourable Countess Fitzwillign; HELEN; or, DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. A TALE. • By AUGUSTA ANN,,kiIRST. Sold by W. Bent, Paternoster-row. THE DISSOLUTION'. - . rNANDIDATES and all PersOns concerned iiti the pending General Election are:informed, that THE I N -DEX TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, besides contain ing Biographical Accounts of all the Aleinber of the Shot . t Parlhiment, includes Accounts of the EledivC . Franchise for every place, the Number and Description of the Voters, : the. Returning. Officer, the preponderating Interest, '.sx. This indispensible,lVork may be had of all -the, liooVt,el lers, corrected to March z 5, rSo7, price Haff-a-guinea iti boards, or t ts, in red, This Day was published, The Fourth Edition, Revised:and Enlarged, price Bs. boards, A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into DISORDgRED lA. KESPIItATION, distinguishing the Causes of sth: ma, to which are now subjoined various Pradicak Observa tions on the Treatment. • . . 'By ROBERT BREE, Fellow of the Royal Col iege of Physicians. Printed flr R. Phillips, Bridge-street, Elackfriars; and to be had of all Booksellers. Of w)loiri may be had, First Lines of the London Praezice of Surgery, by Sani. Cooper. .ellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. price izs. in boards. . COUNTY FIRE OFFICE 'THIS is to give Notice, .that. Courts of Proprie , 7 .tors will be holdcn,for the nee:lion of Directors in the following Counties, at the Hours and Places hereinafter men tioned, viz. • Middlesex, at the House. of the Provident Institution, London, on Thursday, the zist inst. at it o'Clock, the Ballot to clop. at 12. Flerts, at the Angel 'lnn,. St. Albans-, on Saturday, the -z3d of May, .at t 2 a'Clock. - • Bedford, at the Swan Inn, Bedford . , do Tuesday, the 26th of May, at z o'C lock. • Bucks, at:the County Hall, Aylesbury, on Saturday, the 39th of May, at to o'Clock. 'Oxford, at the Angel Inn, Oxford, on Wednesday, the 3d of I tine, .at tz O'C lock . • Berks, at the Crown Inn,, Reading, on Saturday, the 6th of, une, at 12 o'Clock.. • And - on Thursday, the t fth of Tune, a General Court of Directors will be holden at the I lo6se of the "Provident I nsti t anon at One o'Clock, and Ordinary Courts on the seine play in every succeeding- Week. At the late General Meeting of the Subscribers, the follow nig Noblemen and Gentlemen were put in nomination to In • Diredors for BOCKS. 'Sir Wm. Clayton,•Bart. Harleytord, Great Marlow. Wm Praed, Esq. M.P. Tyringlimn. • • Scrope Bernard, Esq. M. P.. Nether Winchenden.. lolua encliloe Turner, Taplow. Philip Box, Esq. Banker,. Buckingham. BEDFORD. D. Queneborough,E-sq. Banker, Dunstable. , Leonard liampson, Esq. Banker, Luton. Joseph Barnard, Esq. Banker, Bedford. Mark Brown, Esq. Dunstable, BERKS. George Vansittart, Esq. M. i BiSham Abbey. George Knapp, Esq..N.P. Abingdon. John Stephens, Esq. Banker, Reading. Osman Vin Cent, Esq. Banker, Newbury. . Henry Prodor, Esq. WincJsOr. HERTFORD. • 1. S. Story, Esq. St. Albans. Vin. Wilshire, Esq. Banker, Hitchin. Richard Brabant, Esq. Banker, St. Albans. Thomas Haworth, Esq. Barham Wood, near Elstree. lohit Crabb; Esq. Banker, Hitchin. • MIDDLESEX. The Right Hen. Loid Nottimia, Harrow. Charles Poole, Esq. the Gro‘m, Staninore. -- Hull, Esq. Banker, Uxbridge. Thomas "lalbot Gorsuch, Esq. Q uev.square, Westmitister. 1. T. Barber, Esq. Hampstead.: • -• : _OXFORD. Timothy Cobb. Esq. Banker, Banbury. Richard Fleyden, Esq.. Banker, Banbury. Richard Wooton, Esq. Banker, Oxford. Richard Kirby, Esq. Banker, Bicester. lohn Davis, Esq. Bloxhain. Pursuant to the 24th and 25th Resolutions entered into at the General Meeting of the Subscribers on .the 28th ultimo, the first 'lnstalment being 51. Per Cent. upon the Shares, is -to be paid into the hands, of the Bankers enumerated in the Prospectus, or into the hinds of any, of the Bankers in the Counties of LeiceSter, Lincoln , Nottingham, .and York, to the account of the Diredors of , the County Fite Office, on or before the 2:st inst. T. CHIMER, Clerk. PrOvident Institution, Southamp . t,on.street,. strand, London, May 11, 1807. FOR. ERUPTIONS ON .THE PETITS. PA'i'ILS, or PURIFYING SWEE'I CAKES,. 17 4 RUM the prevalence of Diseases of the Skin in. _IL Children, trvul Inoct..laion and other causes, -and the difficulty of eradicating them, it-has been long wished that an Alterative could be devised that should comprise real be nefit in a small compass, and at once be innocent, cheap, pleasant, - ande&Ctual.' A Praditionerf Of 'great experience contrived, many years since, a Medicine of this description for his young Patients, and gave it a form peculiarly adapted' tu.the Palate and Stomach of Children. The success °f it fully answered, his expeaation in all Eruptions upon the Skin, whether arising, from original Impurity , of the Blond, - or. acquired bv• the Vaccine or Variolous Inoculation, Natural Small Pox; - Measles, or any other cause; and it is now w.th confidence recommended to the.attention of the Public; Sold by F.'Newbery and 'Sens, •at the only Warehouse tar br.lames!s Powder, No. 4i,.S.t...PatiVs Church-yard, tour .doors front Cheapside; London,A price zs. a Box, containing. 20 cakes or doses,.and 3tl,,the'dutyHObserve that the words F. Newbery, No. 45, St: Paul's," are engraved in ;the Stamp. • • 1 • '„ , . • • ;This Day were - Rublished, • THE'FOLLOWING . TRACTS No. I. price-2S. • 6d-. THE DISCOVERY of the -TRUE and NATU RA L ERA of MANKIND, and the,Means of carrying ,it into No. 11. price 3s .. Means Adequate to the Present Crisis, and Future Prosperity . and Happiness of the Empire : or. Pro. tOr the proper Management of Public Alfins, and for procuring an' immadiate, advantageous, secure, and perma nent . • Peace. Printed for r. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ;.and Hatchard, Where may he had other Works of • Dr. Edwards's ; The National I Mproveme.nts of Great Britain, and the Empire at large, in 3 4015. - Svo. prii.e al. 75. ; On Earth Peace, Good will towards Men, including the divine and political Views of Religion, the Principles of pradical Improvement, and the Anatomy of the Human Mind, price,9s. ; and Measures •as well as Men, price ss. - just Published, By Ogle and Aikman,. Parliament-square, Edinburgh ; M. Ogle, Wilson-street, Glasgow; and - R. Ogle, No. 295, Holborn, London ; • ' •i , • No. 1. in price To be completed Seviin Numbers, ThIATESSARON; or, the GOSPEL HISTORY, .1.1. from the Texts of the Four Evangeli.ts, in a. connected Series, with Notes, Critical and Explanatory. By ROB EKT 1 HUM P SON, Writer in Edinburgh; aiSo Author of the Office of a Messenger, &c. " Let us not imagine that a Work of this kind is the busi ness of the Cletgy alone. They, no doubt, are best qualified for this Service, but we of the Laity who believe the Gospel, are - under the same obligation to 'Wish well, and, according to our ability, to do good to our fellow-creatures."—Bcattie. , A Dictionary. of the Holy Bible, by the late Rev. John Brown, Haddington, the Filth Genuine Edition, containing the Author's last Additions and Corrections, and further en larged and correeled by • the Rev. john, Lbeneher, ~and Thomas Brown, in a vials. Svo, boards. r7s., N. B. For the accommodation' of Purchasers, the above Work may be hart in 16 Numbers, at is, each. A Paraphrase and Commentary on the New Testament, by Daniel Whitby, D. D. Tenth Edition, Vol. 1. price 11. is, boards, tote completed in 2 Vols. Quarto. Publish ing in Weekly Numbers, at is. each. Solitude Sweetened, or Miscellaneous Meditations on va rious Religious ,Subjects, written in,distant pans of the World, by lames Meickle, late •Surgeon at Carnwath. Third Edition, miler. boards, The Whole Works of the liite Rev. lames Hervey, A. NI. a New Edition, in 6 Vols. tziito, boards, its. . A New Literal,Translation, twin the original Greek, of all the A postolical Epistles, with .a Commentary and Notes., PhilOogical, Critical, -Explanatory, anti Prattical • to which is added, A History of the Life of the Apostle Paul, by lames Macknight, D. D. Author. of a Harmony of the Gospels, &c. To which is prefixed, an Account of the-Life of the Author, Seimnd- Edition, in Six Vias. Octavo, boards, 31. 135. 6d. SOUTH of either Sex, who have pra6tised a 1 .secret. and 'deatruaive Vice, and thereby relaired, weakened, and debilitated the •whole nervous system, will find the C 4: KM A L BALM .of G IL E. A If the :most power ful, certain, and elfeaual restorative. This Cordial has been uncommonly successful wi"h young people who have tile. appearance and air of old ar,,e wlio are become pal e, nate, benumbed, stupid, and: even imbecile .; whose bodies are: become bent, wnose legs are nO lon c er scarcely able to carry them ! who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are totally incapaCitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the 404 is weakeiiec4 paleness, bodily decay, And emaciation, succeed this most (testi uttive habit, and toe eyes sink into the head. This CoNtial Bohn has universally established its restorative efficacy, and: may be, justly enn we:rated amongst the foremast . of those happy discoveries 1 w.hich medical research has prileured as the blessing of toe human race, and greate s t couwerattive to human misery. As Dr. SO Lt N O IN's OractiLc is now become so great and extensive, and lAS constant engagement's requit e a conlider able portion of his time and attendance, he expeas, when consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but al I writ ten cases, or: letters of - advice, at.d unacconnlanied with an order for Medicine and remittance; to be answered at his lei sure, are required to inclose Bolt'-..a-Guinea. Such:let-- ters' should, for Safety, be thus - direaled—" MoneyLletter, 'Pr. Solomon, Gilead House, -near Liverpool; paid double postage."l—Letters may he ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post-Otlict, till called for. .4 Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Bann of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a guinea eath; there are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to thur bottles at nos. 64. by which the Patient saves 9s. including also the duty ; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, "Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate whichia felony, N . B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetiaines, and Ab r -stergent Lotion, and " C uide to Health,'.' .are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No: ta , strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 3S, and Mr. itaJirn. North Bridge; ,Mr. Baxterand Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and • Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; -Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W. Cameron, Greenock ; C. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw- Kilmarnock •' W. Young,' Irvine; A. Forsyth, and Whiteside, Ayr • W. Crawford, Girvari ; I. Carson, New- , , - Douglas - T. M:Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T. M C redie, Kirk. arty t J. Blyth, Leven; 1. -Dempster, Lup,ir ; Allan, Dun ! dee I'. Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and I. Anderson; • ; Dr. White, :Banff; M'l Inverness ; T. MlKenzte, Stornaway ; Tayjot,. Sfranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth W.AnderSon„Sterling; Coke and Reid,•Leith ; Alpxander; Dunfermline; Wilson, I).unbar ; Vinnet, Ar broart ; • Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Phorson, :Berwick; IVericiel, Ainwick ; Paterson, A rbutianot, and iamieson, Pc ' fed - lead; Trntote, G mac w ; and by most flobl:sellers and :Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdotn.. MR. WILBERFORCE's ELECTION. AT a Numerous and highly Respedable. Meeting (Attu: Friends of Mr. WlLb L uRCE, held at the New London Tavern..Cheapsate, on the 13th May, 1807 ; The Right Hon. Lord ThIt:;NNIOuTH im the Chair ; It wis Resolved unanimously, _ t. That the Talents and tried Integrity of Mr. Wilberforce have given, not only to the County of York,, but to the Na tion at large, an t-nterest in his Re-election ' - and that the Friends of ghat great . Cause, tfie'Abolition of the Slave Trade, have peculiar motives tor, ciiiienvouting to promote, to the utuaost of their power, his retorn to Parliament. 2. That although Mr. Wiljerforce - netter stood higherThati at this moment, in the opinion of his Countrymen in general, and in the attachment of the. ledors .of Yorkshire in parti.. cular l ; yet, from obvious circumstances he must neverthe. less have great, and, perhaps, insuperable, difficulties to en counter in the Contest which is now expelled, unless he should be powerfully supported by a General Subscription, to defraY tne unavoidable and legal k:xpences of his Eledion.• 3. That, although the E ledors of Yorkshire have certainly a prior Ilgrit to-provide, it they think tit, for the Expenccs attending the Ri;-election of the .Representatives of their ; yet should any County Subscription that may be raised prove inadequate to its onJeet, the privilege of supply ing the deficiency can be claimed by no description of persons more properly than by tire -r Luaus of the Abolition of the Slave Trade.• 4. That a - Subscription, the:Abre, by the Friends of that Cause,. in every part ot. the United Kingdcim, be imme. diately :opened, for ciefraying" (in aid of any Fund which may be raised for the. same.purposeihYprkstiire) the legal and necessary Expence.; or the contest in which Mr. Wilber: tnrce is likely to be engaged. 5.. That to enable the . ,great multitude of our fellow-sub jects, who will be - desirous of chewing their attachment to Mr. Wilberforce.. on accgwltt of the Abolition.Of the Slave "frade, to have an op,:ortunity of gratityins that feeling, Subscriptions of any amount be received. 6. That Henry Thornton, Esq.T.Al - . be requested to ad as TreaSUrer for this Fund. 7. That the Right . Hon. Lord Teignmouth, Rob. Barclay, Esq. j. 13e4weii, Esq. W. Birkbeck, Esq. W. Blair, Esq. J. Dowdier, jun. Esq. J. Butterworth, Esq. W. Cantale, Esq. -Edw. Forster, Esq. T. F. Forster, Esq. C. Grant, Esq. C. Grant, jun. Esq. R. Grant, Esq. S. Hoare, Esq. H. Hoare, Esq.. Piardcastle ' Esq R. Howard, Esq. j. Inglis, Esq. G. folmstona, Esq. M.Y.C.S.Lefevre, I:sq. M. P. Z. Macauly, Esq. M. Martin, Esq. S.Mills, Esq. T.Nicholson, Esq. Rev. 1. Owen, R. Phillips,Esq. J.`Reyner, Esq. I.Stephen,Esq. R. Steven, Esq. I.Smitli, Esq. R. Staintorth, Esq. S..Fhorn ton, Esq. M.P. R. Thornton, Esq. M.P. H.Tii,:niton, Esq. M.P. I . Thornton, Eat. G. Wolir; E sq. be requested to form a Committee tor the,purpose of carrying these Resolutions into etlect, and to transact ail business incident to the said Sub, scription, and that they have power to add to theirown body. TEIGN . MO4I fl-i, Chairman. On his Lordship's leaving the Chair, it was unanimously resolved, . That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon. Lord Teigntributh, for hiS able and impartial Conduct in the Chair, A Subscription was itlinaediatalY opened, and in. variout Sums trout a Guinea to soel. a large Sum subscribLd by the Gentlemen present. Varther Subscriptions for the bailie eh jed will be r,:ceived at ti lJanking-housesot Messrs. Hoare, in -f leet-Etfeet ; , Messrs. ,Hoare, Bairtetts, Hoare, and _Co'. Lombard-street; Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Free,ll. 4 r. tholoinew-Jane ; Mizssrs. Smith and Holt, Broad-str-et ; Messrs. Ransom,. Moriand, and Co. P4ll-Ntall ; the ttitt-:N. ent Meinberi :o. the Committee ; and by Mr. john Crest,a6, Birchin-lane, to Communications telative to the busi. .nets of this Meeting may be addressed. • PRICE k3CP ' iNde GENEII4.I, ELECTION. To theGENTLEMEN, CLgßGY,arrel FREEHOLDERS of the COLNT Y of ESSEX. GENTLEMEN, THE Vcry.honourable manner in which you have again placed me in the situation of one.of your Repre. sentatives in Parliament, deniands my most grateful Ackuow. ledgments. Be assured' it will, at all times, be my pride to tender my self worthy of this repeated mark of yo•:r ar, , rnhation and conlidence,, by a zealous and indeprnd•::nt discharge of tha various duties' annexed to this important trtist. • I am. Gentlemen, Your most obliged and faithful hurbbleServant, ELIABItAitYEY. Rolles Vlik,'tith May, L 307. COUNTY OF DUREIAM ELECTION. THE TRIENDS:Iif Sir THOMAS HENRY Lil)DI LL. Bart. arc particularly Tequested to meet at the. White Hart Tavern, in Holborn, on'lNlonday next, at Twelve o'clock, to consider of the best measures to bz adopt ed in order to secure that Gentietnah's Re-cle,ztiOn for the said County. -• • N.B. The Election is fixed for Wednesday the zoth of May. I :1; e 4 he nil ny n; 11, of he be •e. UL and bIC .• 4 ' tI C C,(s ,st•