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On Tuesday the- Loth of March will be produced a new Cwthedy, in hve Ads, called Town and D •Country - or • Which is the Best ? ORATORIOS, AI Play- . House Prices. on the WEDNESDAYS and FRI = • - DAYS during LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE.N. ok N WEDNESDAY NEXT, 'Mardi 4, 1807, -VI will be Performed the Saered Oratorio of THE .MESSIAH. . I I As orig,lnally compasen ny G. F. HANDEL. And on /. K IDA Y the 6th, ; . L'ALLEGRO IL PENSIELOSO. . Writi:n by MI L'ION, and composed by G. F. 1-IAI\fDEL. - Part 111. A Grand Miscellaneous A. End of Part 11. Steibeft's favourite Concerto or the Storm, : on the' Grand Piano Forte, by Miss MORELL, a Youn l g La - ly totally blind tiorn her birth. . Principal Vocal Perfo rmer, 7, , • :,,, _ , • Mrs. DI CKONS, Mrs. BLAND, .. . Signora G RIG LI Ell (her first appeal Pace) ,, Mr. BRAIIAM, Mr. EVA-NS, Mr. YNE, • i Mr. smixii. Mr.,DO.Y.LE, and Mr. BELLAIIII%' .IVlr. A SHL P.: "V , * Leader ot:_the Band. • Organ, Mr.' f. 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Templer Polc, Bait_, . „:, Sir Henry Carew,•Bart. i t rz lohn Pollexlen Bastard, Esq. M.P. for nevon. EXPEDITIONS TO HOLLAND AND EGYPT, IN THE YEARS 1744 ANL). ifiel. AT a SPECIAL MEETING of the. COM• miTTEE , appointed for the Dittribution of the N DS , subscribed for the RI. EF of the WI D (,) WS and ORPHANS .of "those 'who FELL on tliose Expeditions, held here this day, in.cohstquence of Public Advertisement ; General Sir THOMAS 'CRAGG E. K. _B. in the . Chair,_ It was• Resolved, That the state of the Receipts and Pay meats, made up kitlur 3 tst of December last, arid exdraiined And ssed by the - Committee; sho uld be -taitiLb'efole a General Meethsg of the Subscribers, to..be held .oh,nuriclay, the sth pt March,• at' Twelve o'clock, at No. is, North Audley . - street,' GroYenor-siquare, when a Proposal will he snb,. 'pitted to them for consolidating . the i‘wr Viinds„ Which con tinue to be einpfoyert in Exchequer Bills till. wanted for carrying into el - ea thei J tention ot.the Subsciibers.„ JOSEPH DOUGLAS, secretaii: No, 15, North Audley-street, Eeninirty . • • 'GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, . • .. Ilegio•Drawing i4th April, 1807., ?jCHMIDSOIN,GOODLUCK., and Co. respea fully acquaint the 'Public; th . at the NEW STATE I.OTTERV TICKETS and SHARES are now, on Sale, in a variety of Numbers;. at-their 'Licensed Lnpery Offices, turiter of 13ank,btiildings, Cosnliill; .and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. SCHEME CONTAINS 4 Prizes of - - 20,000 - • 4 . ro,coo 4 - - - 5,c.t.3 10 f-i 000 10 • • • •• • • ..... • ..500 &C. -SCC. &C. . „ -M ESRS. WATTS, DRAY, and Co. Owners of the S VVRN HO Y, of Hytho, (which was ,found dis 'Masted after the late tremendous gale by the Naiad frigate). do for themse! ves, ,aitd - the- proprietors ofgoods'she contained, 'make this public, acknowledAment of the high sense they feel towarit 4 Captain Dundas, his Officers; 3ud Crew, fur their very great exertions in saving the said V,eisel arid great est-part-of her Cargo—noncan they sufficiently. expmss their grititude for the.very bandsorne,and liberal corickit.l of Cap tain Dumias in declining a Salvage, :or any remuneraticn, for himseit and Otticers.--T he Relations of William Pilcher, the Mast er jowl(' dead.on board), also return their sincere .thanks to Captain Dundas for his very kind attention to iheir • feelings,•by inclosing the body in a coffin, and sending it to' than tor interment. Hythe, I&V, Feb. a4th.. • • WANTED TO RENT Ii Y . THE YEAR, With Vosses§ion at Michaehnas next, tur a Family of DistinEtion, - • IA Aalk GOOD FAMILY HOUSE, FURNISHED, with Offices, within One Hundred Miles of London: The Deputation of•a, Manor, and. a Right ott.Fishey or where the same can be obtained, will he required*. Particulars. to be transmitted to Mr„Lev.i? PedLoLk, Soli-. TO )3F LETT BY AUCTION, for a T‘rm of Years, on ' WcdneFalay the 25th Day of March, ;807. et the George Inn, in ‘,, ariineon, at Six o'Clockin ttie Evenink,;sub je--A to such Conditions, as shall be then and there, pro. ducal, ti., those Capital WATER CORN MILLS, caked, ME RS EY 111 I L LS, situated at Howley, near %, ~,,i.,; ; z,ni, in the County of Lancaster; ti4;ether with •the Dt,elling-House, Cbttages, and Land therenutc.) belonging. Mersey Mills are lately erected, with twenty Pair (A Stones complete, seven. Dressing Niachipes, - and ,we Screen, and are very advantageously situat2 , l upon the Navigable. Rivet:lller-* f.ev!' - - •A ppliCation for - inspeBion of the Preini.i;i may be made to Mr,,Smart, at the Mills. LADLES AD GENTLEMEN, THE alive Canvass already begun by-numerous Candidates for the ensuing Vacancy in your Court of Direitors, occasioned Ihy the death of my lamented Colleague, Sir Stephen Lushingtdri,- Bart. is my apology for thus early entreating the favourof your Suffrages to be Re-eleCted into that honourable Situation, at the Annual Eleetion in April next.. During the several years I have been a Diredor, T am consci ous of having studiously endeavoured to perform the arduous duties allotted to me, to the utmost of my humble abilities ; and I hope I do not barter myself too much in thinking that 1, hate, in soino measure, rendered myself useful to your Concern Upon these groundS, and with a continued de sire td, devote an equal portion of my time to your important AtEtirs, I Confidently rely on the.favoar of your support on thtday of Eletlion. I have tit honour to be; • Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant, .WILLIAM THORNTON. Old Braad-sfreet; Fell. z 6, IEO7. 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Designed for the four first: Visits, \vial an Appendix, containing a feW Prayers, &C.. Second Edition, price as. 6d. This Day was published, a new Edition, with material Ad. , ditions and Alterations, with Plates, in z vpla.. Svc>. prize One Guinea in board:;, SYSTEM of THEMETICAL and PRAC -1 A. T 1 CAL CHEMISTRY.' _ . • fly FR EDEIiICK ACCUM, Teacher of Practical Chemistry, PharmaeY, and Mineralogy, and latct Chemical Operator in the - Royal Institution of . Gr e at ilritain. . .' - . ' -- Reviews of the First Edition of this Wbrk s: --- --.-- h This Work will Prove highly- acceptable to those who wish'to attain a practical acquaintance with the science of Which it treats.. The Author exhibirs'ihroughont the Woik a great-degree of chemical knowledge ;...and his method of, communicating knowledge to others-is engaging. With the pradicat - part of the various - processes' in chemistry he seems to well acquainted l, itpd the accuracy and precision with which he ucscries them will render this Work valuable, • not only to tyros but to proficient : , in the kcien - ce.". soph. Meg. • '6 We think this :Work,' as an t elementary,t realise, highly valuable. is cleat, •explicit, .and comprehensive. The different' properties of bodies are detailed-. with perspicuity., - . and-support:A by. , easy apposite experiment... The. particular descriptions are precericd.bY - a clear account of the -nat;i re of - chemical aaion, an4-the:-fa,ds , that demonstrate the ettrac tion and. reptii sion.plbodies."—Critical RevieW, p. " , 'This work 6.dririvii up for the use of suCh .as are quainted with chemical .:;cience; and will doubtless prove acceptable to the nun - it:mos cultivators .of . the Science of CheMistry,"-4slicholson's journal. Printed for G. KearsleY, Fleet-street. • • Second. Etation, with Improvements. 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The Abbe Boisnt's Books, - on the contrary, contain nothing but genen:l and essential points of infunn.dion ; they leave the Pronunciadon to the living Tutor, from whom . as, much will be learnt in an hour as by . Rule in a year ; in respea to NV ordS aod ConstructiOns; . "they place the acquivitment of tire French i.,;(nguage, by an English Child, exa di y On the same tiy k ,,tiriz•as that on which it stands to a Native, RIGA IIEMP. A bistrThrttienof with,a Foitz of the Temder,ttraj..2:e sten at 'hit No rettder:-willbe :;eceiveir a fter Twelve o'CI ci. del the do , of Tread, =nor atj, ticiierd •rtnte.ts tke Party, -or' at; Agetzt for, t:tetta's.' • ‘. 7RNSTORT.OFFII Fe.l4 , !In?). 3, I? o] . NAPAL SURGEON'S. M UCH Inconvenience having been experienced it this Department, from mazy Surgeons, rt.vsen unentilyed, negleeling to for their Address to this Oj'ice, and to renew. it Pont timeto time, as occasion should require,ibe Commissioner; for condnßing f-lis Majesty's Transport Service, .for tak; , sg case of Sic:: and Irost s tidd Seamen, &c. do ,tereby give Nitice, 7h,t eVety Surgeon on lialf.pay, .zvho sha.'l fail vt send - bithet loi., .(Wcss, : and to renew the sametreVious to the 3oth "of Tune and 3 tst of December in'eaclr Year, - will be omitted in the - Half-pay Lists , made cut to those respective: periods. " 7 ICTU4LLING-OFPICE . , • 1,8c7. MITE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL s LING - -IL HIS 211/IESTY') NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tlat TuesdaY, the 'oil? of lllarch next, th,y wail he !ea 67 to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat jor the St/pply of what FRESH WATER :bail :be reluired for the use of Mi . Majesty's . Ships and Vessels at Guernsey, f r Tw:l7'e NT.nth: eirtain; andfurtbee , until Six Months warning- shall ht gitm on either side for /he termination thereof ; the mode of pai mint to be ..-hy fills, pa i :rbie, with fattiest, ninety days after date. . _ . ihe Con,?itions of the contra.9...may be teen at the Secre— tary's Offici ; or by 4p(ying . to the Ccileggr 61 the Citstons, at Gc. -•ISM• J'Jo regarlwill be•had tv'any . Tender in which the Prices/✓rr/l. not be inserted in words zst length, or ibat shall not 4e deslvered to the Board before one o'clock on the :said Tuesda3•, t:'c ioti March nexi, nor sinless the Pit'son u h ',mitres the Tepder, or some Person nn h; s. behalf,attends,to answer, when ealled for, VICTUALLING-OFFNE, Feb. 25, tgo7 . . . liE CO3IIIIISSIONERSfor PICTUALLING. His Majesty"! Navy do hereby glVt Notice, That on Thursday, the zsth of !Uwe!, next, they will be ready - to receive_ Tenders, is (haled up), and treat for Two Ha , :dred Tons of LIVERPOOL, or. coarse graitted CHESHIRE. SALT, or Salt of 'equal gooodnesr : And for Ei;11)t Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE BAY SALT of the largest groin, or Salt of equalvodniss;sof twhich the Persrne who make the Tender:, are to product Samples ; to‘be delivered into HT, Majesty's Fic - Itial. ling Storer at Deptford, one.hg!, by the . 31st* of yuly next , ajyd the remainder by tine 39;1) of September fillowing, ft!: of al( charge and risk to Hit Majesg; except that the Contraar allloived 2r. Ltd, per'Ton for Porterage of the Salt front the Wharf to the Stares ; and to be paid JrO by Bills, pay.thle, with . Intere)t; itinety day: after eiate. The Condition:4 the. Contra!? my be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; cr by applying to the theSa i Duties at Liverpool, anti a l / 4 :t i llidoll:-tufo-h, in Cheshire, tiveo. , . . Ni regard Will be bad to arty Tender in which the...gtkif shall not be inserted in.wordr at ient-th, or that rbalt not Le :del: ret'ea: 19 che Board he are One.o'Cloci on , the said Thursday, the 2::...4 of March next, nor unless thePersatz'who nial:es Ibc Ten.i:r, ...... , ... or snare terror: on his beh.‘ll,attendt, te - aitithet,'-when rCilleci fr)r_- This Day - Was published, i•••' . -' f Bay Mathews and Leilt 4 :Po. iS, Strand, - II - D. 4 Symtrnrl4, ' Paternoster-row, London ; Dugdala, Dithilni- arid may tie had 'of anY - Booksel ler; in One Volume Odavit(witlpoil , elegant,Portrait of the Author, a New E.d.ition, price only Is. containing nearly 3:-s'oPaf.,4s; of , - • ! •-. •. • QOLOXION's GUIDE TO HEALTH;, or, . L..) Ad vice t%hotlt Sexes, in ' . a Variety of Complaints. 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