The Sun. — London, England, 1807-03-18 00:00:00

i NUMBER 4525.] The Last Night but One of Performing till the Holiday S.. THEATRE ROY A•l„ DRURY-LANE. MO-MORROW EVENING, March 19, 1807, will be performed FALSE ALARMS • or, - COUSIN. The Overture by M. P. King. Tire Charaders by ,Mr. WROUUH . TON, Mr. BRAMAN!, Mr. BANNISTER, • Mr: jOHNSTONE, Mr. MATMEWS, Mr. PENLEY, • . Mr. WEWITZ,ER, • Mr.' DIGNUM, Mrs, MOUNTAIN, Miss DUNCAA, • Mrs. BLAND. Miss POPE, Signora STO RACE. Atter which, filth time, a new Operatic Piece,-called THE YOUNG. HUSSAR ;. Or, LOVE AND MERCY. - The Overture ~nd Music composed by Mr. Kelly. The Charaders by Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BYRE, , Mr. CHERRY, • Mr. GIBBON, Mr. I)I6NUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. M 013141. AIN, Mrs. HA K LOWE, Mrs. REA N O. Boxes 6s. SeeondPrice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price; Is. —Gallery is. 'Second Price ts.—Up•per Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d.- No Money to be returned. • . . Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-off i ce, in Little Russel=srreet. The DeorL , to be•opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Sis.• . On Saturday, The, Travellers. • • Anew Grand Rornalitic Me:o-•Dram:, in Two A 6IR, and a• new Comedy, in Tive Acts, are in rehearsal. THEATRE RU ..\I., CON' NT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING; March Ig, 1807, - .. ' will be performcd - - TOWN - AND COUNTRY; . • or, WI-IICI-1 IS . 1311 1 The, prinei cal Charaders by , . Mr. MURRAY, Mr. KEMBLE. M r . BRUNTON, Mr.C. KEMBLE. Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWEEL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr..EMERY," ' Mrs. GLOVER, Mrs. MATTOCKS, Miss BRUNTON, Airs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Miss TY RE R. The .Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, _7l‘be'Epilogue by Mr FAWCETT and Mr.BLANCHARD. E D I\T E S ,4 LOAN OF £i,500,600 BRITISH, PO R Tut SERVICE - OF THE YEAR 184., „ TO BE BID FOR, at the Oflke of the CfrIANCELLOR of the It. XC Q E of 11:EI ANO, in Whitehall, on Sattirday Ne%t, the zist inst. at Twelve o'Clock. rOR each 1001. subscribed will be given . such • .Capital-in a Stock bearing Interest at, the` tate .of Three One-half per Cent. as shall be agreed upon;--Interest there on to commence from the zstli Day of December last; anti the Propt:sai of the Person off ling. to take the least Quantity. of such Stock of Three One-half per Vent. will'be accepted,- provided it be pot more than a Sum to be mentioned in a Paper previously sealed up. 'The Deposit and Instalments to. bepairl into the Bank of Iraland; on the days hereinifter speeitied, and on the fol lowing terms : ' For every tool„ Btitish,' - ioBl. 6s. Sd, Irish Currency, either-in Bank of Ireland'lslotes or in Bank of • England Post Bills, at the option of the ContraCtors. The Contrattors to havean option of mieerning the latter at t'ar of E7:eltange, within forty-two days from the period of lodgment in the Batik of Ireland, •without Interest or Charge of any kind. On Certificates being produced to Meslrs. Puget, Bain. bridge, and Parnell, of the Instalments having.bten paid at, the Batik of Ireland, Debentures are to ba issued by, them free of expellee fbr each Instalment, subsequent to the De. posit ; each Debenture not to be for a less Sum than toa. the interest of which to kte paid at the Bank of England, 1 ) .,a-yearly ; the First"lialf:year, commencing due on 24th June,,B67, to be constituted Stock, at the option of. the fidlders, on or after the 2d of -January, 1808.• Such kiolders of the Loan as may prefer Scrip Ileceipts, shall receive them at the House of Messrs. Puget and Co. on like produCtion of Certificates, but not to be constituted Stock till on or after the id day of January, 18a. , . • -A Sinking Fund to be provided here for the Redemption - of the Debt, to the amount of One per Cent, on the amount of Capital Stock created, which shall be appropriated to the Redemption of this_, Stock, or of any Stock to be hereafter created in England oil account of Ireland, of whatever de.; scription. A Discount at the rate of Five per Cent. will be allowed for prompt Payment, after the Deposit of the 37th of March, according to the custom in GreAt Britain. A Sum not exceedine too,oool. to be reserved for the Go. vernors and Diredors of the Bank of Ireland. The Days of Payment of the Instalments will be : 70 Per Cent. - ,Clso,oon - 30th March. so Per Cent; - 150,000 - - Ist :Vlay. 70 Per-Cent.. - - tsoiooo - Ist tune. to Per Cent. - - 159,c000 - July. . IN Per Cent. 150,000 August. 75 Per Cent. - - 225,000 Ssptember. as Per Cent. - - 225,000 - 20th OdOber. to Per Cent. - iso,ooo - - 20th November. IQ Per Ce t i% - iso,ooo - 2d January, 180 g. I%,larch t 6, iBn7. A T a Numerous • and Respcaable MEETING Ea_ of the Friends of Lieut.-Cokmel 1-IN B.ANNEit- P+l: at the H^a , lT:iv--rn in Cie Poultty, the • fol lowing Resollitions were unanimously carried : P. CRAUF U 1) BRUCE, Esq M.l'. in the Chair; Resolved, , That it is the opinion of this Meeting that the energy, ability, and integrity of Lieut. -Colonel 'Bannerman, which have been Uniformly manifested by his conduct} in the important Military.and Diplcmatic Stations be fitted during a period of twenty- t;nir years actual residence in -India, render that distinguished Officer in a peculiar degree qualified for, the important Situation, of an East India Di reaor. Resolved also, That this Meeting heartily concurring with the. Court of Dikctors, the - Governor-General in Council of India, and the Governor in Council at Madras, in the high terms of approbation bestowed •by them tespedively on the - Public Services of Lieut.-Colonel .Bannerman, will use its utmost endeavours, qn the present occasion, to promote and secure his Ele4ion. • • P.'CRAUFURD BRUCE, Chairman. Colonel -Bannerman's CoMmittee will meet on: Monday next, the 23c1 inst. at the Kitig , s I-lead Tavern, in the Poul. t 6 ,, from Eleven till Four, where any friendly cummunica -tions 'will be gratefully received. • TO-BE LETT, . And Entered upon at Lady-Day next, or sooner, if sequired, ACOMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Village of liagley, itrt he County of Worcester. The House consists of -a large • Hall, Bre4klast 7 Room,. Dining., 400 m, and Drawing-Room" Housekeeper's- Room, Closets, and every Convenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder, Brewhouse, and Servants' flail ; Stabling for eleven Horses, and a double Coach- house, with other necessary OUt.buitdings ; tive!Lodging Rooms upon the First Floor, and four upon the. Attie, besides two fur - tire Servants ; a good Staircase all the way up ; Attics as good as the..otlie: Roorns,'Znita Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen • a good walled Garden, Shrubbery, and about Acres of Land; twq FiSh Pools, and a Gr.fen- house. - The above House and Lands are situated in Hagley, in the County of Worcester, and near adjoining to llagley Park and the . o tent Hills; anti there is a good Patti: at Harriers within about a mile, and are i:istant about three miles from Stour -bridge, and eleven from BirminghaM, to_ both whichTlaces there is an excellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. _ rur a view of the'Premiscs, apply to John Taylor, near the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr. John Watkins, the, Pr9prietor, : at NOrthampton, near Worcester ; or to Messrs. Roberts and Baker, Solicitors, in Bewley. M T HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; • - Or, Tll E GOLDEN EGG. Principal Charader6, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; Colin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80. • LOUNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afrerwari•ts Zany, Mr. GRIMALDI ; Oddlisli, Mr. ME-NAGE 9 • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMA L LEY ; Columbine, Miss SEARLE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3 . s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 21. Catlery 2S. Second Price ►s.—Upper Gallery IS. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Pl?ces for the Boxes to'be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. street. . . The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at 'Tall-past Six. On Saturday, Town and Country; with Ilarlevin and Mother Goose. THE NEW PLAY. This Day was published, price Half-a-Crown, 'T :HE CURFEW a Play, in Five. A&s, per / forming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury -lace. By the late !MIN 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. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. .• PATRON, The KING's MOST lI.4CI.II,LENT MAjESTY, = PRESIDENT, Rt. Hon. the Earl of STAM FORD-and WARRINGTON: ON SUNDAY the 12th of - April, 1807, the AN- NuAt. SF:RA/Pits' ‘viti be preached at St. Ash's Church, Soho, by the Rev. RICHARD YATES, N.D. F.A.S. Chaplain to His Majesty's Royal hospital, Chelsea, and alternate Preacher to the Philanthropic Society. ; - Prayers at Eleven. • • 0- The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be cele brated on .Wetliiesday the :sth of the same Month, at the .London J . avern. • . 'Dinner on Table at sTiwAnns, ye o'Clock precisely. - . Hon. and Right Rev. Lord His Excellency Baron De 'Bishop of Bristol Robeck Colonel Smith T. Crowther Newby, Esq. Capt. Scott Charlesi,Velsread v _ Thoinson I john Pritt, Esq. Mr. Akierm;in Itoydell Nathaii Salcimons Esq. A.lr...AlderMart DOmville f Alexander Smith; Esq. Benjamin Golttstnid, Esq. ioseph Walsh, Esq. C. F. Daniel, Esq. j Air. pardon R. H. Marten, Esq. Mr B. Mitchell John Morcott, Esq. j Mr. Russell. _ .Tables covered at Five.precisely. No Colleezion. 10 HN BEA UMON'f, Reg. and. Sec. FIVE TIIOUSAND POUNDS. PERSONS possessed of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold Estates, ;vlarriage Settlements, .&c. or any other Property ; and Gentlemen of resPeaability, having Personal Security only to offer, may be supplied with the whole, ur, any part of the above Simi, by way of Annuity, redeemable at the pleasure of the bor rower. The business would be completed without the interven tion of Broker, and consequently without subjedting the Party to Any charge for Commission. ,Letters addressed (post-paid) to Mr. Hemming, No. 23, Saville-row, Bit tlingtt,o. street, London, NVIII be duly an slivered, but no personal applications will be received. ALARM BELLS, IA la-GUARDS; &c. DER MAN ENTLY fixed, and well-equipped j. • ALA RM- BELLS being found the best Security against the frequent and grievous Depredations of House-breakers in Town.and Country, Persons desirou.s of adopting these truly u se r t d• and important Preventatives, whereby they may in future retire prote6led in their Property, ancl eventually in sure t h emse lves fr o m the like heavy losses and seriously in_ Jurious attendant consequences which divers of late have ex- Perienced, are respectfully solicited to apply to LT. PALMER, Furnishing Ironmonger, Tea-Urn and Stove Grate Maker, st, Cornhill, where an extensive choice of fie , Japanned and. high-polished Steel Register and ' Rumford Stoves, possessing theiturnerous useful iiliprovernents lately Made, are also constantly ready for inspettton ; Fenders, 1 - 'IN:- irons, and Defenders - .tram Eire, or highly-approved Fire uants, of varied Sizes and Patterns, which for their evident and acknowledged Utility, it is to be earnestly Wislie-1 every Family, for their future preservation, were immediately sup pliedzwith,, w h o are nor already prov id e d w i t h the; acne. .N.itelten Ranges, Steamers, Ovens, Smoke, Wind-up and Camp Roasting laCks, Cradle Spits, Venisim Dishes, Water P;lttes,' Patent Dish-covers, Plate-warmers, and Cooking ls of Copper, lion, and Block-tin, in complete Sets, or at diserion ; Temperate and Showdr Baths, Town.inade and Silver-plated Cutlery, 1w ratont, Knife-cases, Pontypool, I.3l'Onzed, Plated and (lilt 'Pea Liens; 'best lap.irrned Paper' Tea-trays, strong Plated Dinner. and Tea Services, with Silver -mountings, of superlatively neat and scunti'vvorkman ship ; Teutenague, Plated and Silver C: a tidiest icks,-Buncinsti, Zze. Ditto, with G lass shades, tbr the East and Wctit Indies, and other Hot C.i.llltliCS. NM. Al : irmers fixtdi.tii4„l4 - ells hung by e siiisitely inge flOLlS'Artkt, upon the aim certain a!at en u: t.ug principle it ithy part of the Kingdom. • Houses, Offices, with dispatch, and Forelyfi,C;;ln ti:tiitn itt I.'jylltent,r7:l:CAr, Urns of any kiwi, c; true Pm:: Aadc„ BROOKE and Co. Stock-brokers, and Licenced Lotter:- Office Kecipers, 237, Piccadilly, established filty-three.Vear, return .tn - Ar sincere aitc: unfeigned Thanks fCr the very flattering and general Support given their Office ; and they respeCtfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have a very large Supply 'Of TICKET and SHARES, in the gre.itest possible variety of Numbers, for the ensuing I...ottety that licgins Drawing 14th April, and which contains . . _ • 4 Prizes of ,Czo,ooo I 4 Prizes of ,Csooo 4 - - - to,ooo ro - - • - 1000 Stc. . BROOKE and Co: have sold and registered Thirty-five Shares of Capital 'Prizes in the last Year, including a 10,0q01. CARROLL and Co. No. e2G., Oxford street, near Rathbonc- place, are selling TICKETS and SH ti R in great variety ot Numbers, for the Ti; IRD STATE LOTTERY for 1804, which will begin Drawing or 1411 , 1 of A pril next, the Scheme ot which stands unrivalled by any former one ; and claims particular attention from the Pub lic, as it consists of the following numerous Capital Prizes, vii. 4 Prizes of £20,000 T O Prizes of £ toot, 4 - - 10,000 1.0 - - 500 4 - - - 5 00 Sec. Rze. The First-dr.iwi; 3000 rickets, in addition to any ,other Benefit that may fall to them, will h 2 entitled .to iol. ea ch. Cmr..ll and Cu sJlicit their Friends and the Public to.be early in their Purchase, as the primei pal Capital Prizt.s will b:!drawtr on—the first Four Flays. in the last N,,vember State .Lottery, No. 12,103, a Prize or t ,0001. • was sold in sixtee.nSixtc.. - ±i:ns„ by CAR(OLL and Co. ; and No. Oos a Priz,t:ur 'soot. was likeivise sold in Shares ; and, in fOrnier L , tteries, Ci;ipiial Prizes to a very coy kider4hie aat aunt, Couinry;Corrttsp , ndenis, and ail orders, will be puriztiiiilly' attended to.. Schtrite4 to be had gratis_. • . ! N o . 29, Arundel-street, Sept. t3..0ir , 6. FOR Thirteen Years . I have relinquished all other Prictice f•ir the TreotMent of Vcnere.d Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies whicli . ..are the consequences of deStruaive habit. . Theundonbteti qualifications which I possess, as a Mem_ ber of the Royal College. of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in the Ariny s and the extent 'of my experience in this peculiar line, constitute my claiM to that. siperiority' which cannot he attained, by the illiterate, or even by the most respectable general Pritclitioner whose mind is•harassed by attention to an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints of Diiease and Debility, in which front every part of the world I have beets consulted, must have considerably conduced to my perfect comprehen sion of the must Complicated Cases. If Diseases disc from the indisCretion of an unguarded mo ment, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement do ,exist, as those which are ,'the consequences of an habitual vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than a regular Surgeon, resigning ali other Praelice for the Treat merlt of these, and concentrating his attention anti studies to this particular point In recent Cases - of Infeaion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of local Weakness,. much future misery may be prevented, by such • means of re-animation as will restore health and strength to - the Constitution. Through inconsidertte ncglea the slightest Cases become important . , butit- is the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to give a sate and I , crinanent restoration, even when other Prattitioners have failed. The terms •of remuneratiini arc precisely' stated on the first interview, brit no-letters answered unless a Bank Note is inclosed: • • • . . . A!tTI . N 13 t: F., . Aleintrr or Cblle . ge Su'rgeons in Loriticii. tt:cer, !•11 - rs:iift, cz-bar: .-',`here is on aticticiimai VVlr4lico in W qe.r,srre.et, litt ' L. " Vl4 v*. , A l / 4 % i ; iv,,,,a,0, . ' ,%*\;.,..,-.4i . • _. 214..7*--- O:*4N- 72 ,. ..c . ,,,-.0 , , , k 4 , If ' 7 i- i -- -- --- - 4Y. _,,-, -. .7.:,4Li7:41-, k $ ~ ,,,. 4`''''''''''f,..- . ..,___ ..„..40.44............. ;,' .-, ~. ., . ...r- - --::: ....b. . _ - , .....-, , __,e:,kv 04 , fr0iii*,,,\..\.- 4,7/144i1,0*,-- • a , et.itial 1 - l)3 Ct ( • . . . ' ' : h' i ' t • L . / . . • .. 4 ‘', : . , ...... ' -•• . : 40 it , . •Mt ti• 'I 4 • • . -..., : ••••,.; _ . . [PA: ch iiPEN VICTUALLING_ OFFICE, "e 4. 16", 1807. MITE CO MMISSIO NEltSfor VICTUALLING' His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Alc:ice, That on Thursday, the 2Wh of March next, they will be ready to receive Tendels, in ti , riting (Sealed up), and treat Ix Two iltind,ed Tons . 6_17 LIVERPOOL, or coarse grained CHtSIIIILE SALT, or Salt of equal gooodness And for Eight Hundred Tons of CHESHIkE BAY SALT of the largeit grain, or Salt ojequal g',odness ' ' of which the Persons who make the Tendert 4 , 0 to produce Sample s ; 'to be delivered into His iVajesy's liwg Stores. at. L-eptford,, One:half by the 31. it of .74 next, and the .remainder sy the 3Cith mf= SepteMber following, fire of all charge and risk to His Majesty, except that the eiparaelor - will he dlllertuld 2s. 4 id. per Ton jor - Porterage of the Salt from the Wharf to the Stores ; 'and to be paid for by Oil's, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contran may he seen at the Secreta:, Office, at this Office; ur by arp4ing- to the Collea , rs of tiie Duties at Liverpool, and at .11iddirevich, in Cheshire, vesper- tive(y. No regard wilt be had to any Tender in which 1.4 e p, ice shalt Trot be inserted in words at length, or that shall no: he delivered to the Board before One o'clock 9ti the said Thursday, the z6th of nor unless .the Persox - ti4h(d makes Ibe Tender, tome person on hir behalf, attends, to anStver, when e,:lied for, FOURTEENTH OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE 1- .OTTERY BEGINS DRAWING, • ,• And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds in - Sterling Money. , • - / THIS is th 6 most extraordinary SCHEME ever produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dented /slumber of Grand Prizes makes . Every. Lottery. Office a Temple of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in-the Road to Riches ; Every Ticket drawn t4th April Nv i 1 1 be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizcs of ,C 23,000 r - are - kBO,OOO 4 - - - 10,000 - . - 4 0 , 000 4 - - - Sabo - loco - - - 10,c , 0c, lo - 5 00 33 - - 100 4' - - 5 0 3030 - 2e 3020 First-drawn Ticket, t,) each - 30,000 25,0 x) Tickets 250,000 First-drawn Ticket, tst Day - 20,0p0 Ditto - - - - Day - - 2.0,000 Ditto "- - - - 3d Day. - 20,000 • Ditto - - 4th Day - - z 0,033 Ditto - - - stil Day - - to,oco ' Ditto - - - 6th Day - - r3.0c0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, and' Scotland. The First-drawn Ticket will - receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. rICTUALLIN.G.GFEICE. arch t 6, ISsi. THE COIIIMISSIONERS for T f ICT CIA LLING 1 11 IS 111;4711 . S7'Y's NAVY do berg? ) , glue Nrtice, I'/wt on Tuesday, the 20 Instaut, they will •be ren.ty to receive rent 'r,, in writing (scald up),. and !feat fir Two I-tundrdd Tuus of MUSCOVADO. SUGAR, to be a:nswerable to Sample to be produced 7ililb the Tenders, to be deilwred in the originalPackagel, at the rate of from Forty to Fljty Tons ter:reek ' into tbe li ng st ows a t' Ofttfo:d ; and to he for by Bills, payable, with lute, est, nine?" days after dasy, The conditioas of the Couraa tisay, 6e seen at the Secretary's Office. • • ' regard-wil Ibe had to avy Tender in v. , hich-tA no; be inseifed in Icorde .at length, or that shall n., , t be deiivep t l to the Bojrd be/ore fine o'Clcck on the fah/ Teretiqy the 2414 Instant, Nol unless th'e Person who makes the Tendrr, or s,rne Cason on to answer, vohen EXCIIEQUER BILL 01'.1.1:,,t, • Ithret, 12, 1.807. All &chequer Bills dated in the Month of ilia, • TO BE PAID OFF. • THE . LORDS COMMISSIONERS of yEsTrs EASE. 11;.• having given direelions Jo, logo the Principal of the ab:ve-mentioned Exchequer Bills, 'with the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, Nees' Palace Yard; IV-stminster, on FRIDAY the loth Lly of April, 1 8^7 ;Attendance will be given daily (Sun daYs and .1-lolida,s excepted) with Tharrday, Aprii z , inclu sive, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning Yill One in the Afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the same. And for the gi eater dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to bring 1.41 S these./, containing the Numbers, in • Numerical Ordq, according to .the Falue of ' the sgid Bills, and Times of Ce„nemeneem,nt of Interest, with the principal Sums •and Laciest due i harp 1, computed Pont • the drys on which they are respediveLy dated, exclusive, to the said loth' Day of April, inclusive, when the. Interest will cease • and' they are desired to write their Naone and Places ofdlboa t e on such .Lists ' and ladorie their' Nantes on the •said,Bill s . aiLy of the holders of the s a&esaid hills should be drsitnes of receiving payment of the Prillcipal and Interest pre v fons tt; 1, 1 4 said Loth Day .tiprii,• they my he accemws.:, ~ , thrzputing the Interest to the Dqy on which thg..wish toter paid, and leav:. ivg the said Bills for examination one clay thert to. Such Persons as mu be desirous of having New Exchequer Bills in part p.yment, upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom of their Lists delivered,on or bef,re. the . 2 , 1 opiApr il , Sa7 , may .be accommodated with New Bills car rying an Interect of Three penie lialfPenitY ly the Day cn every One i landred Pounds, : whiCh said New - twirl bear date the said ! G ib P a y o f April, 'and will be deliverer' on .111::.7:d.ly the 13th of April, a n d . • • - . the falloWing 111);s. • to N. B. All. EXchequer Bills did prior ,to March, - iSc6. , have been adz:LT:lad to be paid cfJ , and the lynt;rest •theicon ,h,2 4 ceased. HEALTH AM) LtiNGEVII'Y. DR. lAMES's ANALEPI'IC AND ANTiBILIO.US PILLS. THE Celebrity - of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge neral Preservative of I I eat th, is become universal, limn their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually uis_ turb the Hilman Frame; such as Colds, .Itheurnati,nat,, Head-acks, Indigestions, and flher Diseases of the St,;nac!► -and Bowels ; which arise. from the Vicissitudes Of our Mate, or from Indulgence' in the Luxuries of Life; and ihrse salutary litreds ate produced by gently opening .t he Pores by Night, and the Body by Day, w►thout requiring any pain:. claim , Regimen or Conhnement. But thongh the Analeptie Pills'sare also very serviceable in Bilious and °titer & h_ seated Disorders, yet being designed aS a mild Purgative onfv, and therefore not always selisAcatly aclive, the Antibiliri,:s Tills have been recommended Maid, by an eminent Physician, who has„used these bl..litit es Combined fur natty years with the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well . , 4s in ptherinternal,Diseases. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, on the Coach-way, four deor,s troin,the Cor ner of Cheapside, I.ondthn ; and at Dr. Ines's late. House. in Bruton-street ; viz. the .4naleptie Pilk. price 45. 6d. a Box, or six in one large Box, for xi: 45. ; and the A ntibiijoqs Pills, price 25. 9d a I.3ox ‘ puty include.--Obsrve that the. words_" f. Newbery, No. 45, St. PaUrs," are engraved in lie Stamps. • kriother undoubted eroof or the supLriar Safety of Mrs. VI N LN T's ugly Genuine G N D's LOTION. _ _ Madam, Manchester-stre e t, F e b . ,z, ISo7. THE inestimable benefit I eXperie - need from the Use of your linval Liable LOTION. demands art acknowledgment on my part that will enable citirs to enjoy the like Advantage-1 was longOlicied with a violent SLor butie Eruptiog in the Face, and have been entirely cu:;:d `o'y the Use ofone Quart of your Lotion. 1 shall joyfully at test the Faa, Which will be corroborated by Airs. Dennis, of No. 24, • Manchester-street,. Manchester-square, London.. With Gratitude, 1 remain, Malain, • Y9ur*bliged and obedient Servant, .To Mrs. Vincent, 'RACHAEL WHITFIELD., No. 4, Davies-street, Grosvenor-sioare., . • This most elegant and efficacious addition to a Lady's Toi lette is .sold (with ample directions) in Bottles a pt zs. 9;1.-- ss. 6d.—and Bs. 6tl. each by Mrs. Vincent, at No. 4, D.! vies - st reet, Grosvenor-s:piate ;. by Bacon and ,C o .• ; , [ the Original Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. t5O, Oxford -street, (oppasite•New - Bold-street);• and brall the Most respectatl4 Perfumers and Medicine Vendets.in Town and Couiltry.• Mrs. Vincent's Name is signed by her on ,every Bottle without which it cannot be Genuine. AMONG th 6 thsorders of fit:Atte we u „ habitual Costiveness, and Obstructions in the Vesscls conneded with Digestion, which, from • the use of Purga tives, are not relieved,. but they become a Consitutional Complaint. Calomel, Antibiiious _Medicines, and rations Forrnu4c, have been employed, but they certainly only dis chargoile,accumulated matter, leaving the camre still exist ing ; and every. one, under their operation-, finds the neLes sity of continuing, and periodically incleasing,t , lie Dios., from the tone and sensitiveness of the Stomach and Intestine, he__ ing partially destroyed. The success of Sl' I LSI; Ult PATENT ANTISCORBU'FIC DROPS, in leilioving- Glandular (Thstrudions, improving the Appetite, a:4 d e _ stroying that . l rritatiod cahsing I lead-ache, Sense of IyciAllt, Nervous A tredions, &c.,give full value to this a ntiscor~uti :, as when employed in Gout,. Rheumatism, ; Ulcerations, d;.• Scrophula. Mr. Spilsbury is not accputtable for any mixture so d unless the words " 13y the. Icing's Patent" riteinserted at . length on the bill ,of diredio:l,S, bottle, and' wrap Per ; th, stardp also (the King's duty; is printc:l instc.Ai • of (4,:d ink Sold at the DiaPens 4 ri, We'. 15, Soltci-sqU:ite, liottles of 55. 6d. zos, and <as, duty ihclud,:d. Compound E ssence Rs. yt ~£ s MAucg 18, 1307.. To the`PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, I,Antttt AND GENTLEitENj '% NIMATED in the most, tensible thaniiet':by t herepcdtecl assurances of support Nvhicli I continue to rer.4.-ive, I Inustagain exprei4 my wannest gratitude for,stich adltional and disinterested marks of Izi - vout% I have already humbly Submitted to yod my pretension to" fill a teat -in the'Direetion. The experictice of a great por tion of my life in the Cotnpany!s.service,. combined with en- . tire lelsure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions .; more I cannot,oller, aird mere I atri sure yOu do not t . :tittire in a Canditlare, to'cnable bitri to discharge the duties of this inv. portant station ; 'but I may, trust, without presumption, give you my soemn assurance, that in the event of my suc cess (and the reception I haie met with in my canvass leaves me no. rocirt•to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to tli utalosti and the whale 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 whorri I havenot yet paid my re peels, will not impute the apparent neglect to any other t :an tha real cause, the extensiveness di - the Canvass. I have the honour to be, Ladies and GeritleMen, • Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant, Birchin-lane, Feb. ►t / 1807: ROAkIRT • ,N - ,13, Captain , Wil Committee meet every Wednes. thy, at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend from Eleven to Five o'Clock, by whom any communications will be thankfully received. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. r rHE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrasses, and Be&ling complete, arc very respeet fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees, Tents, Tables and . Chairs, on . improved .printiples ; Se 4 Cots . ; Sofa Beds, and Chairs for en hoard Ship; ilusquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads,, lot East and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, a; MORGAN...anti SANL)EkS's Patent Bedstead Mrinufatiory and Ware-Rooms, - Nos, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented .1 inperial .Dining ables, allowed to be the most cQmi , lete and I- leKant set of Tables ever'yet invented, are very poi table, packing in a B. but ten inches deep. . - N. B. The' Fashiobable Sofa• Bed and . Chair-Bed Ware— .house. . • COMPLETE RESIDENCE For a Small Genteel Family, Farms, Scc. oil the Border of the New Portst,'Hampshire, ' • TO'BE sou? BY . - AUCTION .• . •I n Sekral Lots,. On Thursday, the 2d Day'of April next, at. the Greyhound '• Inn, - nt Fordinghridge, A • GENT EEL DWELLING-HOUSE, with two Coach.houses, four-stalled Stable, beautiful Garden, well stocked with Wall- fiti?t, ecc. &c. of above Half an tl cre, and sevool small Fields, of alaout.•Eight Aicres, lying contiguous; situate•at the Entrance of Fordinghridge, late the Property and Residence of Stephen Turner, Esq. deceased ; fu:rning a most desirable Residence for a Gentleman's Fami ly... Fox and other 1-founds within a short distance, the finest River almost in . England through the T Own, and the Beau ties of the surrounding ,Country, arid all other Particulars concur in Makitig this a most desirable OppOrtunity;for Gentleman wishing the pleasures.of a min-try-lite, and the comforts of a town close to his house. At the same time will be also Sold by Aulion, a very .good harm of above toa Acres, within the'Parish of Fording - bridge, lett to' an imexceittionable Tenant for the term of Seven Years frOm Michaelmas, 18(4; and another Farm of about 25 Acres, close to the Town, now lett from year to year to a like good Tenant ; and some Small Houses and Gardens near the above-mentioned Dive Iling'-honse. And son the same Day and the next folk awing (Friday, the 3,1 April) will also be sold by Antlion (on the Premises) the. very good Household Furniture in the above-motioned Dwelling-house•; a one-horse Chaise; and the llorse belong-• ing to it ; and various other Articles to be mentioned in the Catalogue. N. B. The said Dwelling. house, Garden, &c. are in most excellent repair and condition, and .tit for immediate occu pation. Distance from Salis%ury I, miles. 'Southampton 20, Ringwoo-t 5, -Lnitington IS, Lyndhurst is, Christchurch is,. Woodycates inn to, Illandford 20. Printed Particulars will be delivered at. Mr. Young's, the .Auttiorreer, at Romsey ;: Mr. Eldertieki's Office, ditto ; at Mr. Strictland's, Fordingbrids. ; and at. Messrs. Sandys and Horton's,.Crane- court, Fleet-street, hondon and.a view of the Premises may be had by applying at the 7.1.0u5e