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1 it ' \''A L P A • , ' ... ~, ,„,,..`:-.1 • ~,.. , 74 ~ - 11 4.......4. ;‘ , ..4 ‹.l 1-.4 \I. ‘... . - :!":, A' , ;.-.*. -•, ~ . i . , ..„.., . - S I . - • i:i . (.' . ) --2.... ,1 1 . \ .1 1-- , ;;;. ..). % I , *C- • : At ; '* ci,,:i -. 4 : l , i'a ...L....41 ~...:,:-,,,, __.,, ~..- ..: ,..4 54;. r .z ......: 1.-. I -- • - 't g.; r .40 -'..--'''''''l'''!-'4',":l* 4r .7 A -- ,- .-V4 ,, ...^' 3 0 / i . i<'..V e••• 42- ~..i.; ./P;',..71:041, -?N W . - I !Ok ~ 3..''..,.. , .0".... Nif 0 -. , ' - , • „,..., 'le . . 44 .... ) _ ,• I-1 P.I4;T:4r r,- • t r h q rzz.lntrt 4562.] Uli id A A 7, JUL. 30 1 1807. tItICt THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS. HE honorary Subscribers are reineaully in . tnifned, that 1* Cornwall:l' of his gaje,ty, the tittA - .. TO RIO of The MESSIAH v,ill be performed at Hanover svare Roonrs,oh, Wednesday the 13th of May, t 1337, tot the Benefit of the Society. EARL of CHESTERFIELD, PRESIDENT. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Earl of Dartmouth, Earl of l'arnley, Earl of Uxbridge, Earl of Wilton, • • - Earl of Fortesci,te,, Lord Viso. Fitzwilliam. . _ TO -MORROW.,' EVENING, May 1, 1807, will oc performed THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. Zaphimiri (Pzince of China), . Mr. DE CAMP ; Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRAHAM ; G'Gallagher, Mr. JOHNSTONE 3: Ilindora (Mother to_Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ; Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTALN ; •. ", The Marchioness Merida, Signora SIORA C E. Yvith (23d time) a new C...; rand Romantic iVielo-Jiram, VICTU ALLI,NG.OFFICE, April 27, 12c7. VIE C O.IIIIIISSIUNERS for VICTUALLING 1115 11121)‘E.`TT's NA V Y do nerehy give Notiee, That on Tuesday the tzth of May next, they will be mad) , 10 ,ereive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and neat for One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYKNA or Al EXIA. KAISLNS, to be answerable to Samples to be produced wttti the Tenders; and for ,Two Hundred 1 one ojGENUINE OATMEAL; to be jdriivered ,into flis Mayesty's Viaualling 'Stores at Deptford, as joll,w, viz. The Raisins, one Half, therm/ in a F.rt-rght, and the 'Re mainderin ti Month : and the Oatmeal, one thereof In ens Month, and the other Half in one Month atterwa , ds•;' and-to be tea,/ for by Bills, payable, with interest, ni.,eLy da:s of ter dal,. The Conditions of the tontrael may be seen at the Secretary': No regard will be had to any Tender in which the shall nit be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut be delivered to the lioard before One o'clock on the said Tue,rdeg, the t2th of May next, nor unless the •Person who makes the lender, some PP son on his behalf, attends, to answrr, when called Joe. GENU., \: . : London, Aptil, I. • TO the WORTHY FREEMEN of th ANCIENT BORQVGIA GENTLEMEN, W E trust, that in csbnieguenc:e of the 'iudden Dissolution of Parham :nr, '%e shall bt.: 2 excuss:4,l. for not having done,ourseives the floor of pe'rikAtaily sullcitint you . r VoteS anti Inter,-st at-te Qi) s t . l i E 1 .!cticiit._ The Rehearsal cd:l'he Messiah Will take place oft Monday the lith of May, at 'Twelve o'Clock,,and toe I.) , a9rs will be opened - . at Eleven. The Pei - flan - 1i nice will take place on. Wednesday, the 13th of May, at Half-past 7 o''Clock, and the Doors will, be oi›erred at l-14f-past'Six.—Tickets hot the Re.. hearsal, and for the Performance, to admit one. Person at each, to be 140 at Mr. Birchall's, Bond -street, price tine Guinea. called THE WOOD DRZION; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. 3 17 ithrew Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, Sce. The thermic and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Hardyknute, Nil - . DE CAMP; Guelph°, Mr. PE.NLEY ; Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL ; Oswy, Mr. GIBBON; Koff, Mr. WEBB ; teolyti Miss C. BRISTOW ; Una. :11m. H S 1 DDONS ;• Ctuttha, Mrs. HA R LOWE ; . Paultna, Miss KELLy. Setont t;ice 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price - as. Second Price rs:—Upper - Gallery is. Sc..ct'iut Price 64.1.— , N0 Money tote returned. • * Phices for the Boxes to betaken at the Box-olfice, in Little 4 ‘u4sel-street. Half Doors to be opened at Half-past Dive, and begin at ' l4 li-p4st Six. • On Satrday, The West Indian; with The..Wuod Dx, Win; or, The Clock has Struck. • If we are Lo fori s liditt: as to be esicx,rivti worthy of repre-k iet4ing you in Parliament, we assure you, thar•allour Exer, tions shill be detoted to support the 8 1or'ous COnstitution of this happy Country, and all it. iriii,tary, politica!, zriti corn. tttercial Relatiws. We have the flower to be, • . Gentlemen, 'rite DINNFR —The Anniversary Dinner will be held at Willis's Roonk, King-street, St. lames's, on Saturday the t6th of Nlay.', STZWARDS. John Bacon, Esq. Sir Willi:11/i Pat Sons, Mr. Henry OattLe, Mr. Colidell, The Rev. G. Hen: Glass, . Mr. Dance, Stephen Groontbr;dge, Esq. . Mr. Knyvett, Fred:J.4l.2;4.day, jun. Esq. Fred. Nicelay, sen. Esq. Mr. R. 1. S. Sotevens. Mt. Sh6ld.. , OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 27, 1807. T H E P.ZZINCIPA L OFFICERS qf . HIS M - yEsT t ORONZI A/GE do hoeb_y give Notice, That Ptopoials will be , ereivtd 'at their teffice, in Fall Mill, 6 , 1 or before illondo., the tub ol Also, next, ,from .1 mei, Perwis as. may he willing to undertake the Petjormanee of the ii,leintedioned and soppy toe bilowing Materials for the Ordnsnre Buildings 16 be const , mari at Lewisham, Kent, viz. With greit respea, 'Your most Lithful azt,i c)..clirmtt Servants, ?t P;4AiVr. , R. A. Cid Ckk..TT.. Honoi - av Subsorioers flay be simpucci, on or , before the 9th of May, with 'one or two fickets tor the Dinner, at izs. 6d. each, at Mr. irLh ill's Bunn-street. Dinner on Table at Fivao'CloLic piceibAy. —No' Servants but tiluae of Cid President, Vux- Prezid.nta, and the Stewards, will be athttttted to the Dinner. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS • . of the COUNTY of MIDOLESEk. 'WILLIAM .FOiTER, The rof.rmance of such CA RV ENTERS' and 'JO I N ER S' /V,ri as may be required. • • GENTLE . EN; CONSCIOUS that I halie endeavoured to chatge niy duty during the short tune I have had the Honour of representing you in Parlimnent, I again solidi the Honour of your Vote and Interebt at the ei:suing Election ; and trust you will be convinced that a •regular atitotiutt to that duty•has al-one prevent2d nie frolit payicg my personal acknowledgments to every individual Freeitolk:r. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE'(. THIRD DA Y OF DRAWING, THE First-drawn Ticket, May 2, being" the Tnird Day of Drawing; will he entitleit to TWLNLY THOUSAND P ,UNDS. Fiat-drawn, FourtliDay of Drawing, May It, • 1 WENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. First-drawn, Fifth Day ot Drawing, May t 6,. TEN IILOUSAND POUNDS. First-drawn, Sixth Day ot Drawing, Mity 19, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. The :)upply:e4 :Fucb, ENG LISH and FO RE I G N'TI MBE R as mai. te 7z.,antea, TO -MORROW EVENING, May 1, 18.07, .Ylll be performed THE- BEGGARS' OPEit2t. . . The 'Peri° , mance of such BRICKLAYERS', MASONS', PA V IoRS' SLATE RP, PAINTERS', PLUMBERS' and G L A ZI . E RS' II ork a, may 6e required. Plans and Specific dions of the liArk i 9 be performed, together' with every rrece.rary Information- on the Sublea, , may be Obtained up ,v Ap t ticaYiux beingmade at the Secretary' $ Office in Pall Mall, on , ilo , tdai. the 4th of next, where the Proposals are to be de ltt 'red, srale.i up,- and endorsed, " Proposals for the Periw:inalce of 844 k (or Supply of 1 intb.'r ) at Lewisham," but no Proposal cal be' aimitted alter . the said Itth Ahy next, al Twelve o'CIA-k at Noon a/ the same day, nor will any Tender be noticed, &mica: the Party . maiting it, o r an Agent its his 4thalj, shall at. tend. WITH Whe - n I frit of*red myself to your notice, I requested you to judge of me by my past condud ; I now (Sr, the , sarree, con. fident that I have not rendered myself unworthy ~ f that distinguished and honourable support which I experie►iced at the last Elcftiolf. . . The above Prizes will be givol tone First-drawn Tickets, over and. above any of thz-niimepus ElOating Capitals the Wheel. contains, PRICE. Whole Picket - Cl 9 t 8 o Half kid . ) 3 0" Eighth - - Zt 12 -o Quarter - S 3. o* Sixteenth 6 6 TIcKE'S and SHARES are selling at all the Licenced Lottery Office& in England,-Ireland, and ScOtland. By Order tithe Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary, 1 have the Honour to be, • - HARLEQUIN AND MOTI-H E R GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. • . p,lsaratlcrs, Mother Gdose, Mr. SIMMONS ; • Bolin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING; and -Mr. 80. "LO6 NA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. Bugle, afterwards Clown, Mt. C tkINIALDI ; .•'•4 Oadtists, Mr. MEN4G E ' Cabiri.noy (with a Song), Master SMA Iloxes6s. Second I iice 35.-7-I?it3s. 6d. SiCeond Price, zs.- - taliery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second 'rice ta:l.—Nn'Nltiney to be returned. !'laces for the Bums to-be taken at the Box-offs-cc, in Hart. street. • Doors to be opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at half-past Six. • . . . Pn Saturday The Gamester - with The. Ogre and Little Thisnib. 1 • new Operatic Drama, in Three Aeb, is in rehearsal, Intl will be produced in the ensuing Week.- • SINGULAR PERFOWMANCES For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS, Riling-Master. ''4STLEY's AMPfIITpEATRE, WESTMINSTER. 'BRIDGE. • 111 1.4: 4- : the Patronage pf.' their Royal Highneises the Prince of W A LES and Duke of 'YURI:. • . . TO -MORROW, FRIDAY, May t, xvill be'pre• s alted a new Graittl Spectacle called ' THE -NEAPOLITAN PIRATE.- . 4 Th time. a new Naticinat•Nlusical Sketch, called - • THE FALL OF •MONTE.VIDEO. . 44 the course- of the L vening, .tlie Equestrian J'andeans, the Two Masters DAVIS's will, for the first time at this heatre, in addiiion to tlieit wonderful Feats ,on Two • liws,s, play several. Airs on the l'andean Pipts, and ac +company themselves on the Tamborine and Triangle. For this Evening cull'', _ EXERC,ISES-A-I.A-NIAMELUKE, By Ten Capital Performers on Three Horses. ?belittle Equestrian Master DAVI S, will, for this Night, p through the whole of ins Performances on a single. liorse at full speed.. . ' llO , dr. SMITH, the Flying Horseman. for this Night• only, will exhibit the same most wonderful, ExerciseS as he Performed on hiS.Benefit - particularly his surprising Leap over Forty Nlens,' Heads-over two illuminated Chandeliers—througka 13alloon of refit Fire—and, for tbe last time " this ',Season; oval:. a. - Mail" Coach—with many 9ther extraordinary,Leaps, By Desire, The HUM-OURS . of the ,SACK and FRICASSEE - • • DANCE, A Comic Song, called" Devonshire Boy." 44 4 for this Night only, Master DAVIS will perform his: unpatalleleU juvenile Exeiciiiesbn:the Tight Rope. The Whole to conclude with- the popular Pairtornitne of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER .BUNCH. Doors to be Opened at Half past Five, to begin at Half Past Six.--Second Price at Half past . Eight. # ~,Roxes 4 S 3.. econd Price zs.—Pit zs, Second. Price Is. is. Second. Price 6d. Places to be taken of M rs . C on n e ll, at the 'l())6.office, from Ten till Three. NEW LO-NDON P.APER.--,Price THE SATURDAY MAIL, or COUNTY. couatE it ; an elegant New Weekly Paper ' on Eight 'eves, without any - small Prink, W as ' pu bli s h e d on Saturday, the 18th crf April,• and experienced the.most flattering sin:, ~e 6s . It is particularly adapted for the CountrY, being a per "Picuous Summary of the Ne7sof the Week, fulrOf Original ' Articl es, ' ndtree from unmeaning Advertisements. P ublished by C. Spilsbury, No, 3, .itagt.l.court, .Snow. ItiO . • - . Yalu .. 13.IBLI,OTHECA BRA NDIANA. . R. STEWART most respeetfulfy iniorms the ' Literati. and the •Public, that the Catalogue of the l e ab' : and Rare Library,Olthe late Rev, i OkiN,B RAN D, ti )s ' and Secretary of the Antiquarian Society, Author of, z . History . of Newcastle, 'Popular Antiquities, &e:- &c. it 41 nay, -and- the Sale _of the same ; ixill take place at fort, 9 , g Piccadilly; on } s Wexcept edednesday, May 6, and Thikty-six p,• `"n Days n. iccadilly, April 27, 1807. ', • , . ......_ • THE DISSOLUTION: - etINDIDATES and all Persons concerned in the . t, „Pending General Fletliortare informed, -that THE IN - Lig "LW THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, besides cont4in /)atiLl',,graphical Accounts - of all the" Menibers of. the Short ever m ' e 'lt, includes ACcounts of-the Eledive - Fronchisefor rmed, the, Number aid Peseription of the Voters, the Ish1: 1 !4; the preponderating Interest, &C. &C. &c,, ierz:"lßlispensibie IVotk May be had of all' the Booksel boariic°., rre eted to archM 25, 1807, price half-a,guinia in .or 1 iS. in red: Itl r b ------------ - -• 4,-4LSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, t_T- 1 ;' • From 1688 to 18oz: , are re.') of II rr'''-va Purchasers of the above-mentioned Work lam, ~ , ,i e _ IA yin orme , . . t d that Mr. BEI.SHAM has i t i t i e n ,, , a[K, Official r ' --( ..,'" 1 1 ), e-teLl "}'w Volumes of State' I'., erg Authori te !trate his Ilistor D u ocurnet;fs, designed to ac::o:npany and y an .-" 1 they may now be had 'of all Book- Ti _.. ( the Ut;inea k'n boarits.. , L 1 is.; are sold separate; v, tia the Accommodation of former each s , ot the II isto'r ; heft they will be . subjoh,e(l .o v io ,, l ' e l' 4 "te Vo.iim e of the new Fdition cif the litstory, " '' With ' " e ''' ,4 Ppendages, will, in luttire, be sold at Six U11111:4S 4il b•JZ:tiS iltittge-4lre,:t, London, '., ilpal, 1 802. • - . STATE OF THI:. WHEEL. •. 2 *Prizes of ' -' 4•20,048 Prizes of " - ' ~Ciooo 4' - - . - - to,ooo 8 - - s o o • 4 1 - - sOOO i . &C. &C. &t. Wn Si' and Co. at their . State Lottery Offices, No. rl, PoUltry, and 12, Charing.cross • have on Sale TI CKF,TS,and stiA RE S, warranted Undriwn. SATURDAY NEXT, May ad, will be t e.Third Day fif Drawing; when the First-drawn Picket wilt receive ao.oool. and every other Ticket ,a di' be 4 Prize. The W heel contains theabove Capitals ; besides.the full proportion of the tool. Sol.. and 201. Prizes. . . TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS - For the First-drawn Ticket on s,\Tuiti)Av the 2d May, '— the Third . Day of Drawing. • rrCKETS and SHARES are on Sale (warranted undrawn) KO, 4/ 13 A‘N 1 . •:, arid No, 93, Royal Exchange, who sold all the First-drawn Ca pital Prizes in the last Lottery. WAN rED TO PURCHASE, N ADVO WSON, or NEXT PitESENTA kI Ti-oN toa LIVING from 30.0. i. to pa. per Annuin, with the prospect or an eat!) , Vacancy. Letters (post-paid) addressed to A. B. at Strawbridge•and T)leri,i, 78, ‘Valieu-street, htzroy-square, Mil be attended to• . WANTED TO RENT. with Pos,t.ssion at Michaelrtias next, for a hurnly FAMILY 'Joust, • . FURNISHED, with Offices, within mites 01 1/tw tation Of a Manor, and a Right of Fishery,. or where the Sallie Can be obtained; will be required. Particulars to be. trinsinittect ta Mr. Lewis PeacoOk, citor,. Lincoln's-inn.tields,. London ; , TO BE 'LEI' 1,. Handsomely flit:Usher'. tree of all Taxes, A HOUSE, consi,ting of Tiare6 . Sitting and Gen., tleinan's own Roorlia, lour beat bed-charnb_rs, Nur sery and Childrensk Sitting-rosin through 'it, with Attics,. &c. Scc.; Six-stall Stable, Double Coach-house, and Oar.. den wcli stored with Fruit "trees, cropped for the present year; Green-house fitled.'with - rare Platits.• Situation nine Miles from Cheltenham, ten frsitn Malvern Wells, and two from TeWkesbury.. ' - Fur Particulars apply to Major H-, Worthing, Sussex; if by Letter. post paid. Fa,nionable G LOSSY BOOTS and SHOES BAYLEY begs leave to recommend the Use W . Of his PATENT BLACKING CAKES,-which for more than Thirty Years past have been found superior 'to any .thing of the kind offered to public notice. Theßlacking made frorn these Lakes, with Water only, will keep the-Leather soft, pliant, and mellow, to the very last, and give it the most beautiful black C loSs, not of the japan hue, which is' produced by using Vinegar instead of Water, or .Vitriut mixed with Water; but it should be ob_ served, that the corrosive quality of either is extremely inju rious to the Leather. There being many counterfeit Cakes, sold by unprincipled. Persons, neatly resembling the, true Ones in Appearance, the Patentee begs to observe, that they May be discovered by his Name on the Label being differently spelt, or the word (as) or (as formerly) inserted before the word prepared. The genuine Cakes have engraved Labels pasted on them with these words, " By the King's Patent, Cakes for • Shining " Liquid Blacking, prepared by W. iayley, the. Patentee, " 'and sold by.Baytey. and Blew, cockspur-street, Landon." Price Sixpenee . each, which will snake a full pint of Black ing. Large Allowance •is made to itiose.who buy them for t xportation, or to sal again, with a liberal Discount to such as take Quantities tor Ready Money. • N. B. The Bills of Directions are signed as below, which appe6rs.on the Outside of each Cake. W. .BAYLEY. FOR RHEUNIATISMS, SPRAINS, CHI LBLAINS; tee. Dr. S'T'EER'; OPODLLDO.C. THIS - . MEDICINE,_ from its extr4ordinary Effi-. cacy, is justly emitted to the reputation it has so ling' acquired above every other Preparation 'of the kind. By its warm',' penetrating and attenuating qualities, it is found. in be the most-powerful 'application in Rlieumatisni, SpasMs, and Falsio ;' as also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, - Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of .Venomous Inseds ; it. is particularly recummeinied iu Contusions, occasioned by Cull-shot Wounds, and to refresh 'the Legs and Feet after long exercise in walking. • It speedily removes Chilbains, and, it tiled in time, will prevent thorn froin breaking, but ~for this purpose it should be dissolved and app,lied warm. Sold only by F. .Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Niul's Church.yard, London, in. Bdttles, price as. ()d. each ; and, by‘their appointment,' by Dicey and Sutton, 110,w Cliur‘h,. y,,rd ; Bacon and Co. tio, and AlleM, 76; 0a frd.6treet -; Wad.t Old Bond-street; ayley and Co Cockspur-stret ; Ward, Middle-row, ilulborn ; Royal F,x,change . ; Clarke, Boroup , and 1. Harris, at • the Corner of Ludgate.strcet. N B.(thicrve that the Words " F. NiNVl”ry, No. 45. St. roll's," are eogrAvt:d iv, the Stanlo. ' ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, . Alpril2o , 1807. TN conformity to the Resolution of HIS MA yEsn"s COIII.IIISSIONERS for :CONDUCTING the AFFAIRS clam ROY AL MILITARY 'COLLEGE, that the A_ppointment 'of Trofessors and :Masters shall be detertniNed by Competition Of Talents, the GOPERNOR Moth- hereby give Notice, That Two Masters of History, Geograply, and Classics, will be wanted at the 7uni.r Department ccf we said College, at Great Marlow, in the County of Bucks. , " Letters of flpflicestion are to 6c addressed to 't& Governor of thc Royal il9ifita y Colleg,, under coi , er to"the Rigel Han, the Secre tali, at War, {Far Office. No Person will be affirmed for tbe Estallishme✓tt-whose Cha raßer will nit bear /be unties! Scrutiny. . , , A Collegiate, Board of the Rryal. Military College ;will be held at meat 111.111oTo on Therday tae 2d of ytdrie next, for the Exa mination of the Cattdictiees for the above-mentianed . • THE CANADAS. This Day were publiAlM, in a .splendid and very large Vo lume in Quarto ' illustrated with 3o Copperplates, engraved from original Drawings taken on the spot try the Autf.or, price ii. res. in hoards, r r RAVELS through :the CANADAS ; contain ing. a Pescripti.)ii of the Picturesque Scenery on some of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Acc.oui•it of the I'roduc tions, Cothirierce, and Inhabitants of those Provtnces. To which is tubjoined•a COmparative View of the Manners and Customs Of several of the Indian Nations of North and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Egg. Deputy Postmaster-General of British North America, 4c. Printed for Richard Pnilhps, No, 6, Bridge-street, 1-31acik friars, arid to be had of all Booksellers. N.B. A- fr%+—Copies of the Plates which have beer, beau tifully coluUred in the manner of the otiginakDrawings, haye bean done up in a separate Atlas;., and the Work with this elegant accompaniment may be ha at Three Guineas and a Half per Copy. TITHES This Day were publiglecl, in One Vol. Royal Svo. price I6s boards, THE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, • intended not only tor the Prolesiors of the Law, hut for all Persons interested in Tithes; and illustrated by Refe rences to the most leading and recent Tithe Cases. By F. P LOWD EN, Esq. Barrister. London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-street. *** In this closely printed vol ume.t he. A uthor's objed has been to include eacry thing which can be sought for by any class of readers intetested in .Tithes. The predising Lawyer will here find concentrated what few extensive libraries could furnish entirely—all the Ads of Parliament relating to the subjeol ; the Forms of different Processes and Precedents ; and a Colledian of the leading Cases. Those who are not of the Profession will be enabled to forma competent idea of the probability or, improbabilitY of succeeding in any suit in which they might be inclined to engage. This Day were published, elegantly' printed in Two Vols. Royal 4to. price, in boards, 41. ras. "THE WORKS of SACLUST. To which are I prefixed TWQ Essays on the Life, Literary Character, and Writings of the- Historian ; with Notes, Historical, Bio graphical, and Critical. By HENRY sTut\ RT, D..F.R.S. and S.A.E. Printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge- street, London. * * I t will anted us great pleasure to room our acquaint ance with Mr. S. whose translation of Sallust is' Worthy to Melinoth, and the Tacitus of Murphy. rank with the Pliny of On the Notes we are happy in bestowi.ig the most unquali fied approbation. The learned Translator has, with in finite pains,--examined all the Ancients who treat either c;if the History, with which tie is concerned . , or of the illustrious PersOnages Who then figured on the Public Stage. - He has been thus enabled to colled into a focus Much useful in fourrition, which before was scattered in a-variety of writers, .and has'brought his Readers to a full acquaintance with the views, characters, and tempers of the ditierent actors whO pass in review hetorehirn.—Brittsh Critic, Dec. 18,70, March 1807. This Day ; was published, In One Vol. tzmo embellished with• Two engravings, price - _ 4s. 6d: bound, the Second Enition of MATEiINAL INSTRUCTIONS ; or Family Convzrsations on Moral and Entertaining Subjeds, interspersed with 1-listory, Biography, and Original Stories; clesigned for the perusal of Youth, • By ELIZABETH Hl'. LI‘I E. Author of "'lnstructive It:ambles in London," " History of Englnd," &c. Printed for Lonitfuni, - Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. ' " he name of this Author has several times appeared n-our pages, and alw,,y 5, we believe, accompanied with -com iMendutions of her diligeni:e,Engenuity, and good principle,.. There b something hi the Plan of the . present 'little Work particularly pleasing. Mrs. Ilelme has evidently examined many liOtorical and other works to find matet la's for her put_ pow:, appears to have %elcttect them with judgment. 1 t is with-greet, pleasure :141e we re,: , linthend a Work, the de sign of which is so sew.ible, and •the execution so satistac tory."=-13rit.' Crit. April, iSc3. Gentlemen, Your obliged and devoted Servant, Bush-hill Park, April ay. NV :v1 M S The Committees for condu6ing Mr. Mellish's Eleaiort will sit daily at his house, No. t c i, Bishopsgate-street in, and at Mr. Thomas Mellish's Chambers, No. 4, Stone. buildings, Lincoln's-ion. r • To the WORTIIV and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CLTY of GLOUCESTER. • GENTLEMEN, AN . . immediate Dissolution of. Parliament being about to take place, permit me this third time to Soli‘it the Honour of being your Representative. My Conicien,.e bears witness that I haVe on every oecosion acted to the best of my judgment for the Public Good, and that. I. 11 : 07 esimr , :d no pains or labour which could promote toe Interest of acts of my Constituents. Assure yourielVe3 that the contintimg of your Confidence in me will animate tale if possible to greater exertions in the disehrge of my Duty to . you and to my Country. I am, Gentlemen, - Your most obliged and devoted Servant, ROBE a T moRRI London, 2 . Sth April, 1'6'07. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, atvl. INDEPENDENT FREEHULDERSoftheCOQNTX4 of GLOUCESTER. GENTLEMEN, N immediate Dissolution of Parliament being about to take place, I have the honour again to ad dreSs you in Behalf of my Uncle Vice -Admiral Berkeley, :o request the favour of yoUr Support and Interest for him 6n, the day of Eledion for th,cCovnty of Gloucester, whenever that may take place. The very numerous appearance of his Friends, acid their expressions- of his condud in Parliament, on the late Dissolution, gives me the Battering hopes of his being again thought worthy •to repreent you on the present occasion. I have thz Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant, DIJRLEY. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK. GENTLISMEN, . I N the event of'a Dissolution o f P ar li ament , w hi c h appears to be nearly tert,in, you will he again called upon to discharge the important Duty of eicaing Rep:4- sentatives for the County of Yo:It. The , interesting Circumstances which haveled to this Event are fully known , to you, and although tipqqt a late oc• casion, influenced by Considerations which, I trust, werit; justified by the high reseed L owed to you. I did not pet syvore in seeking that Situation which is the highest objet of my ambition t the circumstances—to-which now !vier appearing to me to have brought into question the gre.t Principles upon- which our Constitution and its Establish' mints depend, I cannot fotbear again to solicit the honour of representing you in Parliament. I should, aet unworthily towards yOu if I did not avow my grateful approbatiOn of the firmness with which that Contitution and those gstablishments 'have been lately' protected and maintained ; 'and' if your sentiments shonl agree with mine 'upon the great 'points to which I ca: trot forbear hoping that I may S'iiceeed in my of its to obtain, as a' Representative of the County Of York, ino.,ns of giving to the Constitution 2if:: Lstablistimenrs of Country, the Support of that most respee,ibie Pody of His Majesty's Subjecli, whose 'sentiments I shall, by your la your, be enabled to express in Parliament. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, With the highest respeel, ':VOut most faithful and obliged humble Servant, HENRY LASCLI.LEr- ilan:Ncr. square, A pri; ISQ7.