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~~ ~~ . ~` N :~ 4 VAIIIER 45 71 .1 - . . TREATRE . ROYAL 'DRURY-LANE. • TO -MORROW EVENING, May 12, 1807, will be performeit • '• - ADELGITHA ; 1 • • Or, THE FRUITS OF A SINGLE ERROR. The. Characters by • Mr. ; RANINIOND, Mr. H SIDDONS, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. COOKE, Mr. CARL ES, Irs. ROW E L I..,:Mrs. H. SIDDONS, Miss TLDSWELL, Miss.BOYCE. The Pitilogue't6 be Spoken bx Afr. BARTLEY, ‘• ' . -Ana the E, e. by Mr. 'ELLISTON, WITH THE DEVIL TO PAY. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 6d. Second Price 2s. - --(;allery as. Second Price is, : —.4per Gallery th. Se- P-nce No Money' to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office,. in Little twel-street• Tile Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, ar.d begin at 1 141tpast Six.- - • WEST tifODLESEX WATER WORKS. IP t s lIE PROPRIETORS of this Undeilaking . are , •.hereby req . eired to 'Pay info the hands of J ()SIAS -HENRY' STRA•C E Y Bsq..theif-Treasurer,.at the Bank ing -house of Messrs. Marsh, Sibbald, and Co. No. t ees,street,Oxford-§trcet,,a further. Sum, of 201, per Cent. theicrespeitiie Subscriptions, on or before the 29th inst. -• • By (Wet of the •Diredors, ROBERT S. SLOPER, Chief Clerk to the Company. Nat Russell -street, Bloomsbitry, • . May. 6, ISo7. • . . ~ - . .TO GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY, AND OTHERS. • ...t : ANTED, after Micikutilmer next, in a 'Private • Academy, a YOUNG PERSON - ttY leaCh 'the ~ELEMENTS of the,LATIN LANGUAGE, READINGI, WRITING, and ARITHMETIC. As the Confinement lust necessarily be great, an adequate Prerniutn will be al *lowed. The strieleit Inquiry will be made into the'Moral Cliarader and Abilities of the Young Person, whose"Dispo• sitiin is expelled to be good, whose Manners ere gentleman- IIY, and whose Pronunciatidn is not Provincial. The Situa., tton will be found desirable. and not'unworthy the Attention pla Gradnate of either of the Universities, whose intention Is to'enter the Church. . Letters (post paid) addressed to . A. B. to be left with Mr. C. Holniesi.R6iyal Exchanke, London, will be immediately attended to. THL NEXT DAY 'OP DRAWING, TO-MORROW, MAY ;t ST-DRAWN TICKET TWENTY THOU SAND POUNDS. STATE of the WHEEL. • One of kzo.ooo t'our of . ,Cio,eoo i Eight .of . : ,CfoOo .OUr of - , sOOO I Eight - of. - soo i ':fieticies the full PrOport ion of ne 11 ii indred - Piiuiia • P ri - z es, fifty Poc h { Prizes, and ; Twenty Poand Prizes, all.floating 4 4 the Wheel. • The Lottay will finish Droming'23d 01;tly: TICKETS aIItISHARES on. Sale at all the biedilced Lot tery CigcFs. . . :• - - •" A. E OF TFI.4 Wki E.E L. '-:.: • 1 Prat 91 , _ - 4: 20,0 -ko 8 rfiZCS Of . 41000 4 - - .-' ''' - io,ooa - - -- . -• Soo 4 - .- • •-e• -, ' 5000 ' &c. &C. &c. SWIPT and Go. -t their State-Lottery Offices, ~, No. It, Poultry4;,And.l2, Charing-cross, haye on Sale 4 'CK ETs and - SR-AR E - S, War ranteri Utidia w!i.- To .inorrois4 *lay 'z, is the next Day of Drawing; when th e , flist-dramnitTickttmill-rel:ei-ve 1,00001. ovet.and above VI L Y other Prize.Aihich'inay.be drawn against it., ; besides the Tiove capitals,-the Whee Contains the full prOporti of 4101 • iol. and sol.. Prizes. l - • .- cm . .;• • 11 UELISNE12BY TILE BOARD - 0 F .. AGRICULTURE. \T R. YOUNG'S - SUIMEY of ESSEX will be ik 4. ready for. ti;titred by Fifty-six Engravilegs price One Guine4 lti, And Mr RuciTge's`G loutesttrshire . wili.fri v katii on Mon tlaY the in - . one.V.4.aiiie, ptice qs. in bgtotils-i:. A Primed for Richard Phillips,. No. b, Bt . ,i9se,street, Lon ‘`°,l • and to . beitad of all the lioasellers in Ghat Britain Eu ltilrelJnd.' - - . 'WANTED TO R . 17/7T: — Wirri l'iyaq - SIOn at Michaelmas AGOOD - TAMMY .HOUSE, FURNISHED, with Offices, within too ntils,of London : the Depu, Cation or a Manor, aucl,a Right of Fishery, or where _the same ioctained; aifl be requited. ' Particulars to be fransmittetl to Mr. Lewis Peacock, Soli. eitor, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. F FOREIGN WINES. ' )FOR Ready Mousy only, at No. 20, New Ormond-street, Bedford-tow. Genuine Red Post; Vintage /805 i s • Superior. Ditto, Vintage 1803 . ,z a o Ter Doz. Very Old Sherry - - a o 13 Boils. Madeira- - 3 0 •A single Bottle may be had on. trial. , —One Dozen sent learriage free) in town, and should the Wines not give Satib ialkainn, the Money will be immediately returned.—Some — uatement to Purchasers of Ten Dozen; &c. The most particular Attention to Country Orders. - , • PATENT Sofa - and Chair Beds, Dinink.Tahles, s , brass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboard ' s,` containing . a hr s o t of Tables ; several new Inventions and' excellent , Im ly v ernents in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture ; .gracious, BU TLER'S by the King, Queen, and Royal , trtt.uTLEß's is the' Original MtMutadory, and he .is the a a ,' Proprietor of the Patents (the• Deeds of which may be at his Ware rooms), has had the honour .of executing tir e ! , r 3 in fashionable Furniture for great numbers of No ae•,.,'Y and Gentry, Many of whom have faiortrably conde theT,ecl to recommend his Manufadory', knowing 'it to be 1 0 Window Curtains, Drawing,rouni, and Par. . • Vdrj e , Chairs, and every Article in the above - Branches, .in Ser e of elegant and fashionable Designs. The Patent Brass or t , vv , Beds are fixed with- the greatest ease, without tools, reKs nails in the Furniture.. . . • - To r particulart attention to useful Improvements in Furniture i . ue Gentlemen of the Army 'and Navy, and for ExPorta 'We Musquito Net Beds of various kinds for the East and Est Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and_all kinds •Of /sl os din g , always ready. at BUT LE: lc's iy W.EHO USE, lic t o , 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strind...—fleate .to he ar a Brick-front House. • MIDWIFERY. ._ - • Pr HOSE Ladies whose Situations requirez Tem, i . le _. e porary Retirement during their Aecottehernent,.will ';' t with a . com!ortable Accommodation, with the most ‘l`cntler Treatment, and the greatest Secrecy may . lie depeniled th i r )° " , bYaPplying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. 12, Church 4brt, Il lackfriars3toad, near the Bridge, on the most reason. f or e ternas. Mrs. Smith has. a ,Genti,:man well established 71 1 :7.! 3 ears as a Mari-inidw i fe, w lio's'k.ill attend , if required: The I rett also will meet with every 'attention i Alleft to ,t,are of Mrs. Smith. , . 2 1 , 6 4 ! House is pleasantly situated, with a good Carz!en at tire Tu (4 to it, free Rosern S . pettittois' s which seldom hanctis to of other LlouseS -- . I E S 4; - ;—_ , A • • r• Irr 4 \e,c,:•••:,,; 7 ,e 4 ;'/ 1.4.; Ai C.N 1) AY, MAY 11,, 1807 Sheffield, Maya, 03°7. A . v T a most nninerous and reedable of tile INHABITA NTS . of tile TOWN and N LIG BOURHOOD of SHEFFIELD, convened by Public Ad.. vertisetnent, and held this Day at the Cutlers' Hall, to con sider on the propriety of addressing His Majetty; The Rev. THOMAS SUTTON in the Chair; The following Resolutions were assented to I. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that it is - highly necessary, in the present situation of Public Affairs, to ad dress His Majesty, to assure hith of our unalterable attach ment to his Person and, GovernMent, and of the grateful sense which we entertain of his recent firm and dignified re. sistance to what he conscientiously thought naight , tend to injure our enviable Constitution, in Church and, State, and of our deterMination to,make any sacrifice which may be ne. cessary to protect him in the lawful exercise of his Royal Pre rogative, and in opposin, all unconstitutional Encroachments on our Civil and Ecclesiastical Establishments. 2. That a Combinittee be appointed to withdraw and agree upon an Address, conformably to the said Resolution, to be presented, as, soon as may be, to His-Majesty. - 3. That the Address,'which may be assented to, be signed by the Public Bodies and Individ ua l s at this Meeting who may approve of the same ; and that a Persoit do attend at the Cutlers' Hall .from Nine to One o'Clock in the Forenoons, and from Three to qven in the Afternoons, until Wednesday, next, to receive the Signature of all those who may wish to sign the same. 4. That it be afterwards transmitted by the Chairman to. His Majesty's Secretary of State tor the Home Department, accompanied by a Letter respedfully requesting that he, would take an early opportunity of presenting the same to the King. 5, That a Copy-of these Resolutions and of the Address be- inserted in both the ShetfieldNewspapqrs ; and that it be at the discretion of the Chairman to insert the Address in any other Paperishould it be'thought advisable • TtiOMAS SUTTON, Chairman. .6. That tile Thanks of this Meeting be 'given to the Chair 'man. GENER )‘I, ELECTION. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. T i - GENERAt MEETING of NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN SUBSCRIBERS toine-COUN TY FIRE OFFICE, holden this day, pursuant to Public Advertisement ; . SC ROPE BERNARD, Esq. M. P. is the Chair; The Establishment of the Office was taken into considera tion, •and the following Regulations, among others, were resolved on unanimously, . ' ; That the . Association for a County, Fire Iniurance shall comprise, the Counties of Bucks, Bedford, Berks, Hertford, Lek,:ster, Lincoln, Middleset, Northampton,. Nottingham, Oxford, Warwick, York. - • • Xlvat. in 'those instances .where applications for Shares on the first day of the opening of the Subscriptien'exce&W the extent proposed, tbe. Subscriptions for above Five Shlres, in on'etaluile, be so reduced,' as to admit all those applying at that time to a Share in,the Proprietorship. • the first Instalment be paid into the, hands of the Bank.erS' appointed to receive the same, on or before the 14th of May, of which immediate notice shall be given to the Sub. scribers; indiY,idually,'-and by Advertisement, in the Provin clat and principal London. Newspapers. "Uhat if the First Instalment, upon any Subscription, he not paid within sever days .after the afoi-esaid i4rh of •May, such Subscription lie erased from the -List, and the Shat'es thereby reser.ved;o*red in preference to those Gentlemen who have applied qijiCe ci t e subscription, has closed. - • • kROIT BEANA'RD, Chairman. The following (i.entlenacri were; arthe same rune, put 'in nomination for Direaors in the Undermentioned Counties: DUCKS. • Sir Win. Clayton; Bart. flarleytord,.Creat Marlow. Pra,&l, Esq. M. 1); Tyringham. S-Fjopelicirriral; Esq M. Nether Winchenden. Sir john Crichloe Turner, Taplow. , Philip Box, Esq. panke, BtiekinghaM. •• BEDFORD. I D. Q.reneborotigh,'Vsq? Banker, Dunstable, • Leonarctitarbpson, E59.4 - Banker, _Luton. : • loseph.bartykrd, Efq . :l3 . anker, Bedford.. Mark Brown, Esq. Dunstable. • BERKS. Ciorke Vaftsittait, ; Esq. M. I'. BiSham Abbey. GerargetKnapo, Esq. Banker, Abingdon. I • I `ll.‘ - '! -ml . ‘ .o ll tY E Reattig• Osman ince„o,,E,ll. Rank:44,,Newburj. Ilenry Proam . ;sliti indSbr. . • f : t r k ( " 17 " .. t " HIRTFORD: • I,l*..ltritayraisq. St,4_Albans. • I iWm. Wilshire, Esq. Banker, Hitchin. Il 4 o)prd 140bator Banker,.St. Albans. hoitrts Tra l .4idetti,*E'sq. Barham Wood, near Elstrcc. loth Crabby Banker; , - MIDDLESEX. - 1 . HpirrlLord• Northwick, Harrow. • Charles Poole, Esq. the Grove, Staninore. , Hull:Esq. Banker, Uxbridge. Tfkinlat'Talbrit Gorsuch,-Esq: Queen-square, Westminster. .1. T. Barber, Esq. Hampstead. OXFORD. - Tiinotby-Cpbb, Esq. Banker, Banbury-. Richard Heyden, 'Balker, Banbury. githatd Wdoton, Esq . . Banker, Oxford: T.- itigharcl Kirby, Esq. Banker-. Bicrster. , , .I(Am Davis, Esq. Bloxham.. PreViderlt Institution for Lite Insurancett, SOuthampton.streot, Strand, London, April 23--, PORTER BREWERY, LONDON:. • • r1"0 BE DISPOSED OF by Private ContraA, an_ Eitablished PORTER. 13 It.EWER.,Y,. ip the Neigh_ bourhood of the' Cityi, with many Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses belonging thereto. For Particulars aptAr 7 at Messrs. Waleson, BarlovV, and Grosvenor, Austin_ Friars, London. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant•to . a Decree of the - High Court of Chancery ; bear ipg, Oates 4th day ofJOveliiber, 1806, mactc,in a Cause whelvin HARRIET HAIO3ING and;AM HARD. ING are Plaintiffs, and the ReVerend J. KEN WA It D SHAW BROOKE and Others are Defendants, with the approbation of •Sarnuel Compton Cox, Esq.. one of the Masters of the said Court, in 44 separate and distinatots, at the . rPhFee tiips Inn; in the town of Colchesteli;i'n the • CounMictkESsei; ututhe Aqui, zoth, and zist titlySiof May, •betvycertitlui.ftptilsbf Eleven and Four o'clock of `62li at the VALUABLE ESTAIr i , situate in the Pa -4...• rio;s of C 9 rea and Li,tfle tladon, and •Little. )an the.saieCounty of Essek; consisting of about Eiklit Ininilreceatid seventy-three Acres of DemeS'ne LancE, Int9 T El4;ibl.qtarms, with proper 13ardsi:Stabling;*nd buildings, and tie -Impropriate or Great Tythes.:O,fatiout; 6705 - AcreSdf- Land ; also two .'Farms at KTrkby Ica'saitiC Osyth, near Great and Little Clacton aforesaid, consisting b>'• about 4-37L.Acrey of , : .,Land, the ollote,being'lapableof im provement, and the Land Tax. redeemed. s. • Since the Particulars - uf' the said 'Estate were printed;'(an t d some haVe beort.deLlvered), it hat h been found neees • sary to transpose some of the Loh, and.to make tather•alte. rations therein, and the Particulars have been amended ac cordingly. Amended ParticularS may be 144 gratis~ at :the said Master's Ohanibm •S ,in outHatupton : buildlngS", Chancery. lane.. Lon•. don.; of- 'i'vlessts.. 'Soong; Still, 'and Strong, Lincoln's-11tt : (where a Plan 01 . ..the:said Estates' may be seen) ; of Meisr'S. • Smith, ,kekevich, and Hosicinp e , Lincoln's-1 ; of Mr. :Qecrige Wade r Of Durunow, in the County of Essex; the Re... ceivy-r_ of t:We Estates; of Mr. Maheriey, Attorney, at Coi clieStir, kticr.at the place of: iga . r-.,5• - Mr. Simsun, the princi pal Tenant, will slim the Estate. • SiR WILLIAM CURTIS - - - -• r ri - TE COMMITTEE for vConduaing The Mee , ticn of Alderman Sir WILLIAM CUIZ TES, Jart. respeaftally intreat a Continuance of the exatioiis of .his Friends, to maintain that situation in , which their partiality and. kindness have already placed, him. The CoMmittee entertained a most sanguine wish to ter. minate the. Canvass, and thereby to preclude all iiiiiiece - ssary trouble; but, as the Poll-books must he kept ~pen frOrn Nine till Three o'clock daily, until Weci.ioddy ucxt, they very earnestly entreat the attend-ince, at Guildhall, of those Liverymen who have not yet polled, in order to confirm the choice of their Worthy Candidate. Old South Sea House, May to, 1837, MR. WILRERFORCE's ELECTION. EVERAL FRIENDS •of 'Mr. WI LBER FORC E, 1.3 who are attached to hint tot his tong, atitai anti suc cessful exertions in that great Cause, the ABO LI I'lON of the SLAVE TRADE, take tlit:liberty, ills know. ledge, to request the .Gentlemen o f th e same sent i ment, resident in or near London, will Meet them at the New London Tavern, in Cheapside, on Wedneday next,' the 13th inst. at Half-past One o'Clock, to consider of the besrmeaus or supporting him in the expensive Contest in -winch he is likely to be engaged as a Candidate for . the . Representation. of Yorkshire.-The Chair to -be-taken at Two o'Clock pre. cisely. TotheCENTEEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS of thq cQUNiY of N ORTHANIPT6N. CENTLEIViN,r THE Honour you: have this Day conf erre d u p on Me, in approving my Nomination as a proper Person to be again returned as one of your Representative s in Parlia ment, demands my warmest Thanks, and inspires me with the fullest cpntidence, that, during the short trial which you have had of me, you have not seen any reason to repeat of your former kindness towards me. 1 beg leave to - repeat, that should.you again honour me with your choice, no exertions of' mine shall be wshring to matter myself worthy of your approbation. • I am, Gentlemen„ Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant, Althorp, May 7, 1807. ALTHORIa. N. B The Day of Election is fixed for -Thursday next the x4to instant. • To the WORTHY and I'IsJI)EPENDEN'P ELECI'ORS of the BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK. • GENTLEMEN, itT is impossible for, me to express the grateful -- - sense I entertain of the airstutguished manner in which you have Re-elected me one of yo, c ir Representatives in Par liament. The majority, with which you . haye returned me, is as unparalleled in the history of Ele.Ctinni, with reference to the numbers polled, as at is honourable to the independence of this ancient Borough ; and, may I he permitted to add, no slender proof of the approbation with which you'arppleased to honour my humble endeavours to serve you during the short period I have had the grititication of being yoUr Represeutt tive. It is a eircumstanc.t not only .most gratifying tome, but satisfactory to the Independence 01 the Country, that the nist Borough. of the tCiugrium, iii the .exercise of its liAle4.tti , :re Francnise, can be suspeded of no other influence to dired its choice titan the operation of -its own tree unbiassed judgment. May its example on this and tutur, : occasions be followecl by the Kingii can in general ! I c will not diminish therespe.ciabi lity of its epresei , tAtive 139,1 y nor the security airs constitu_ tiunal niterests— wistired, dentletnen. that as t ~ • ance of your iavour is ttic highest object of my ambition, so it'will be my constant exertion to manifest the gratitude-Igeet for your ft p, by an unrenticting . attention to the general interests of the Kingdom' and to tiv)se` ivhich may particularly alfeet the prosperity of this respedanic Borough. 1 ha.ye the Honour to be, Gentlemen, - . y‘idr most grateful humble Servant, ' Soutliwarki• Mavis 8, 1807. THOMAS f tlitTON.. State of the Poll °lithe Clus : Sir "1. honias TurLun„ Bat, - 2 I 52, Henry Thornton, Esq. - - - ILL.; Cttarles Calvert, Esq. - - - 1634. Majority 518 I To the WORTHY and 'INDEPEI;IiiiNT FREEMEN of the BOROUGH of IPSWICH. GCNTLEIVIRN, W.E.becr leave to return you. our- vvarrhest and . add most grateful thanks, for the firm, cordial, and disinterested Support with which you have honoured us. 1 t has left ,iiii impression on our hear:s which can never be effaced. : ... • . Our failure may r t e .attribileil to.causes against which it was almost hopeless' to struggle. With pain and indignation we observ,pdj o in _the course of the 'contest, that no species of indireel'and Unconstitutional interference was spared to op pose our success. To thrarrillorp - ower, most harshly and oppressively _exerted against , us, ryas added a fanaticalxry, ridtculoas in its origin, in fl ammatory in its tendency, and most scandalously propagated,. - •by those who knew its falsehood ' and futility, fo serve the purposes of the day, and east a tem porary discredit on our cause.- Ler the abettors of such measures enjoy their short-lived trumph, if they can enjoy a triumph tuns disgracefully ob tained. We look forward with contislenee to better times, when 'the returning good . sense of the country shall have ex ploded such despicable clamou r, and re liberal and en I ight- ' cued principles regain their ascen ancy in our Na t i ona l Councils, Whenever this period s all arrive, which can not,r we think, be tar distant, and which every true English-. man must impatiently anticipate, it-will become the objeel nearest our hearts to stand forth the champions of your Rights, on him constitutional grounds. The powerful Sup port we have experienced, under.circumstances the most dis- . couraging, and the personal attachment you have evinced in our favour, so gratifying to. our. best feelings, and which it shall be the pride and ambition of our lives to continue to., ' merit, convince us,' that., orrsuch an occasion success will be certain and our triumph complete. With the warmest sentiments of gratitude and -esteem, and the most heartfelt wishes for your welfare and prosperity, _ We are, Gentlemen, your much obliged, faithful, And most devoted Servants, RICHARD WILSON. ' - R. H. A. BENNETT. ' . _ ,Ipswichi May 6. . .. This Day was published, }handsomely printed in Oise Vol. 9davo. l►rice in boards6s. "DRAYERS' AND OFFICES OF DEVOTION 1_ for Families, and fur particular Persons, 'upon n►ost Occasions. ~ • . 13y BENkNIVIN JENKS, L'ateßeaof of Harley. in Slircipshire and Chaplain to the Right Hon: elf! Earl of Bradford. - - The Twenty-fifth Editiott;,lttered- and improved: by the. Rev. Charles Simeon, Vellow Col lege, cambridge.:,l Printett W. I. and 1. 'Richarilson, F. C. and J. Riving. ; ton, . Walker, Scatcherd and . Letterman, G. Wilkie and,l.. Robinson, .I.atkington, Altei and7CO: Rees, and.Oi rne, • B. Crosby and _Co. I, IVl4winan,• - and Matthews and Leigh, ' OSSIAN'IN TiLE Ol MAL. • , This Day was publighed, In Three Vojs-Royal Svo. pri6e 21. as. in boardg. or elegant-- 1 1-y piintecLonAutperial . P-aper, price,3l 13s. 6d. IHE POEMSIof OSSIAN in the Original with Literal Translatioiis;inib Latin, by the late 141 AC FA R. A A. 11,1 . together with a Dissertation on the Authenticity of the Poeins, by Sir I 01-IN SINC I 1(,• and a Translation front the Italian of the Abbe cesarottes,, Critical Dissertation bn thb Controversy iis'peding their Au thenticity,, with Notes and a Supplemental Essay, by' jOkIN LL.D. Londnn : Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. and published under the sanction of 0* Fligitland Society of London, by G. and :Win. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, PalF.Mall ; Creech, and -Bradfute, Constable and Co. Edinbunit and Archer Dublin. . , PIUCE vicruw,LINC.,%Or:FICE; Maj . , ~ 1 . 43 7. • , . , . , .- . , . THE CO .11111 ISSI ONERS fin- I t lC7'thi L LING 1 I1;k; ii 4 lA.. ~.,,, IN . 1 'IV n Yd 9 Id giue.Mlh,t, 'al on • 7 ite,4.o. nt'‘t, to, iztZ , lotst.th,y 7vill be r,;er .p to r.cetz;,• I rvier e , in—w,tirng ( se.tlt.i up!, a9i iteat . [ of:. rwo 1I fnte 1 T. Is of NIIISCO V A DC) :i.SI) G tkik; to be aniwer 7 ablr 19 Sam`,./ ~. •to be prat/eel with the lendeps ; to be deiliftred 'in the original Pael...sts,at thc :&ate q F ti.,mty. -,Fifty 1-)”, per !f':'.,(', i.fto the Vieittaidng.. r rei.at •lleptlot,l 7 and to'he paid for by islllt, pa),l6,e, with 'we , ert, ninety d.ys alter.date. • . Phe Conditiont td the (.'untrae..l m. 4 be' seen al. the Secretary's Office: . . ..... ... • , A s o rfgard null! be hid t any. Tender in !st , bletoth ,, • .1).-iee , thall Not be ince , re,i in 2t..d, .: , red to the before o!C/ock,,,n , be said , I , Je 111/1 Instant, nor 'unle., the Pe, s .11 why snakes the I runt Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when ca!leafor. This Day was published, Handpmely bound in Quarto, and Elystrat•A by a vet ., c. curate Map of, Notth Britain; dur.ng 11!h4;i and, It. an Time - s, and other Erntrairings, vtict.t 31 is. m n a a, a few Copies on 1 mperial Paper, pri.rt 41. 14s 6.1., “.„ hoards, V(.;:. 1. of • - . , _ ALEDONIA ;. or, an .A.t . icotint; •Historlcal and Topographic, 'or! NORTH B RATA IN; m Fhc tueist- Ancient to the Present Times. Witha Dictio.aary •it Places, Chorographical and Philological (to betumpleted in Four Volumes). By GEORGE CHALMERS, F.R:S: and 5.A. Printed t'qr T, Cade:l And W.Davies, Stranti ; and A .Con. - stab .e and Co. at . Edinburgh. - ' , Volume is dithded into - four perindsi', 'Book I .-cort:i, tains an .icCoUrtE of the Aborigines, their fvlanner, anti Antiquities, w.th •the Roman Transaelions. front tile Invasion of Agricola, in A.D. Sc, to their Abdication in 444. Book ii contains the His!ory of the Pias, the Roin - intz.d Britons, the Saxons, and tne ,Scots, from A.D. 446, to 543. Book 111. comprehends the History of the United Picts arlrl Scots of Cumbria; Strathclyde, Galloway, and Lothi:in, - &c. fain A. I). S 4 to tow. With the Ecclesiastical History„ Laws, Manners, Custqms. Antiquities, Learning, and Lan guage, of this periciii.. lt,,ott IV. ..ontairis an Account of rite Scoto-Saxon Colonizatiin, a History of the United Kingdom of Scotland,,front A.D. 1397 to t 306. with the Ecclesiastical History; Laws, Manners, Comtneic; Shipping, and Agri_ caturr, during this period., The Volume -is - concluded.by, Supplemental Views of subsequent Times, down to the pre sent Day. • 11, I N. , L NEW MEDICINk ACT. T i -1 /-NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's Chure,ll-yard, London, Proprietors of. Dr. am%s es Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, 'that in consequence of the New. Stamp Duties, the Price Of that Medicine will be in future zs. 9d. per .Packet, or I. st: 6d. per Dozen but the quantity of a DOzen yackets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be liad for 11. as. And as the wi.rcis "F. Nt-wbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's," are.engravedin the Stamps', which it is presiinied will be a sufficient SCCllliti against Counterfeits, his .Siitua,.. ttir& on the Mibels 'wit I be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their other Nledicines 2 , StgnipS included ; 'but those - who - ptiicitage six, or inore,; at a time, will b:: allowed the Stamps etis. r. d. s. d. Dr. lathes's Powder ~ 2 9 Dalby's - Carminative i 9 Do. in a Bottle ' - 24 0 Dr. Austin's Cnalybeate Do. Analeptic Pills ' 4 6 Dv. 14C),C uuii • - 24 0 i're:OCC'S filltt.ol Bari( 4 p' The Antibilious Pills a g Dr. Huxham'S ditto 3 Dr. Steer's Qpo:letchu: a 6 Tonic PHIS , - z Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 English Colree . - . 2 9 Ditto Nitre'Drops z 6 Carruthers Drops 1 9 Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges t i Ditto Peppermint I ch Angibaud's Blois ditto i ti Dr. .Hooper's Pills i to Essencedleoltsloot 3 6 Grant's Drops - Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 r) lnglish's Scots Pills i -*- Cephalic, Spurr 1 o Henry's Magnesia - 2 6 !ones's Rheum. Tine. 3 6 Norton's Drops . - s 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 46' Spilsbury's,Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 'Dr; SolandLr's Tea a 9.. Wilsbn's'Alterative : 4 6 Greenough's Tineure • t th Purifying Sweet;Cakes z 3 Do. Tolu Lozenges 4. B: AS"ifyik' Persons mistake the House of Messrs.. Newbery, observe, that it is at the Gast End of St. Tani's,. four Doors frer&Cheapside with these words inscribed on the Front--"- Tjj . E . ,ONZY . WAREROUSE• FOR DR, JAMES's POWDER." •. mHE 'celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD I for Debilities, Nervous Disorders, weaknesse, pecu liar to Fernales, 'Hysterical Affeetions, and LoWeess Sui t tit, Loss ot Appetite andlodigestion, anclConsumptiv..".:,em . plaints in general, &c. It is the most absolute Remedy tor such Diseases as are atteneLxt with the foll Owing symp. toms ; namely, a great straitness of the breast', with difficul ty or breathing ; violent palpitations of the -heart, sialdea Bashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at other times 'a' sense of, cord, 'as if water was poured on them : flying pains in the arms acct iimbs,.back and belly, resembling those oc. • casioned by the gravel ; the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow; at ether times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of sutfecation as fro m. a ball or lump In the throat ; alternate tits of cryi ng an d convulsive laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom refresh .ing, and the patient often troubled with horrid dreams.— Much has been said by interested individuals against Med eines that areadvertised, but there is a very important obser vation to be made respecting the Cordial Hahn of Gilead, that, unless its operation be gentle, safe; and efficacious, .it could not have risen tothe unexampled repute and Universal demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the great advan tage ot a persuasive advoca!e at the car of the patient, so 'nothing but his convikton ot its virtues, by stssalutary efleas, can induce him to persevere, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most.requisite to; enable even the happiest coda bination oech g nicals and gaienicals to root out chronic Dia eases, and restore the Valetudinarian to health. As Dr..Solemon's practice is now become •so great and - ex. tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable.. portion of his time and attendance, he ex peels, when con sulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all written , ' cases; or letters of advice, end unaccompanied with an order for 'Medicine ,and remittance, to be answered at his leisure; are required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea, Such letters should, for safety, he thus direaed—." Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid double post age."—Letters may-be ordered to be addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the Post.Offiee, till called for. ; • A saving of Nitie. Shillings in TWo Guineas —The Cordial Balm of Gilead i ect.l4 in-lxntles,..piiezhalf-a-guinea each . ; ' there arealio bottlea, price 335. containiegsqual to tour bot,, t les at.tos. 6d bYl.vihieh the Patient saves - es. including also th e duty ; the Stamp :of which bears the Prqp r i etor ' s name and address, •` S'olorrion, LiverpOol, to imitate which . is felony. ,• , • N. B. It is necessary to Observe, that the postage of all etters,' wha;ever, must be i l waiaidOr„ The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nti- I mpetigines, and Absttr; gent:Lotion, Rod 1‘ 'Guide:to Health," are • Sold by Mrs. 'Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; - Mr.- .Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. llueburn. North Bridge; Mr.,l3ax•teralttd-Mr. ! Scott; Sotith.l3tidge ; Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Canieron; Greeitit. Young oek y ,•- o G. - g B „ "r ring,r n e A. Forsyth, ; l a C t P r c ' v ford, Kilmarnock • v Whiteside, Ayili'Vf!!CraviriOrd, Girvan ,• 1. Carson, Douglas; T„M‘Millan, Kirkcudbright ; T.M l Credie, Kirk. afay ; J. 131yth, Leven; J. 'Dempster, Cupar; Allan, Dun- dee; P. Craigie, .Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and r. Anderson, Aberdeen; Dr. White, Band . ; • M'lntosh,- Inverness; T. -M`Kenzie, Stornalkay 4. P. Taylor, Stranraer; Johnson and Bisset, Perth W-. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith.; Alexander; Dunfeimiine; Wilson, Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar. broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ; Yhorson, Berwick ; Weddel, Alnwick; Paterson, Arbutlanot, and Jamieson, Pe- I terhead; A. M‘Denald, Trongate, Glasgow; and- by most BoOksellers and Venders of Patent Mrlicirles.in the Wnited kingdom. 13d 03 di- on he j; 311;'_ ri t r'~