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- A \, ,ILip4.";/‘A-, •;,1; r • .e.._-:LEAr " i. 'AP ~•":14" 1 •. _ ` ~ '7,' ~fi il. I i• VVIW inuatrE ,- .‘,;,,..-__,,,,,,, ,3 iltnr.:; , .Pll. .1. ; N ;Ina IN TITAII . 3Eit 45 5 3 . NDAI, 20 1 1807. ' PItIcE .THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS lIRESENt EVENING, April 20, 1807, Will be perfrirrneq LORD ORFORD's ROYAL anel NOBLE AUTHORS ENLARGED. This Day was published, • In Five handsome Volumes Oaavo, price Seven Guitwas in board;, A New awl Superbly.Ernbellished Edition of HE E.An Lof Oil FOR O's ROYAL abd NOBLE AUTHORS of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND,WIRE- L&ND: consi.lerably auginented, 'and .contintied to‘the 'pre sent Period. By ThomaS Park, F. S. A. With seleaed Speciinens of their literiey'ProdudiOns eolleaed froth the rarest Sources, both in Manuscript and Print: This Work. is ornamented with- One Hundred and Fifty elegantly tugraved Portraits of the above distinguish4d Per *images, finely printed on Wove- Paper and hot. pre,ssed.: • - Printed tor john Scott, No 447., Strand. • • LATE ADMINISTRATION. This Day was publislied; price 6d. .'„ A . TIDE HlSTO l RY zA, o rc a o l ,4 ate short i ADIViINIS- Printed for John Stockciale; Piccadilly. . 1 , Of 'Whom may he' had, price is, or per Hundred 31.35. Letters addressed to Lord Grenville and Lord Howick, upon their Removal from the Councils of the King; in conse quence of their, attempting the total Repeal of the .Test Laws now in force with respect to His Majesty's Army and Navy. NAI'Y-OFFICE, Airil, 1?o7.. THE PRINCIPAL • OPIICERS - and COM: MISS LONERS of Bic Illajesy'r Naz i ', do hereby g m A t. Mace, that on Thursday Ike 2.3 d at One o'Clock, tl.ey will. be ready N treat with such Pers,ns ai'm t p 1,:? willing !•1 Con trat7 for supp ing 140rth Atilerican Nlrsts and Bowsprits ; Canada Wbite Oak Timber and Panic ; and Canada Red Pine Deals and Timber, Szc. ,RONIEO AND JULIET. • lviercuno, IiANNNTL.:II_; Tybalt, Ir. OE C.klol' : .Apothecacv, Mr. WLWIT4ER ; lulret, Mrs. H. SWOONS. , ' • With (rsth time) a new Grand Romantic Melo-Drame, called Drag .bts of the mai, he reel: , at this Office. No Tender wilt br received 2fier ,Twchie ,o'Clcek PI the, Ca"of rraty, mr any irotieed wilets the Party, or act Ant fir hhir' amends. ' - NORTIIAMPTONS . I-IME A T a-MEETING of the NOBILITY, GENTRY, 4 - 31, CLERGY. and FRLEHOLDERSofthe COUNTY f N ORTHA MPTON, 'held at the County-HAI,- this "6th Day 147, the following Resolutions , were agreed • _ • Resolved, . humble ADDRESS be presente4 to His M'ajesty, Ruche following.Wordt': 1 1 1; humble Addressor the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, dud Freeholders of the Count! , of Northampton. convened, - by Ad,vertisepi , itt from the at the Cotinty-Hail, in ;ortnainpton, on the •Six teentit Day of April. One Tliciusand . Eight.iritinOred, • and Scven. TO THE KING's MUST EXCELLENT MA 'ESTY: &IRE, We,,,yOUr Alajesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeos,' re Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and !• - reeholders orthe Coon of Noithaipp,on. humbly bcy, leave -to approach- your iajestv's Throne, Avit n our most grateful Ackliowledggients 10 r Your firm and dignified Resistalice.ro toe late -A ttenipt to kinove.thoise.Guards which the %Vital:ono!' OurAneestors has 'Provided for she Security of the Ecclesiastical .Estatrlishinent of this Empire. We desire to assure your Majesty, that the Eeperieoce of-duty-seven Years has conyincert us s of 4 1 e Sincerity of those conscientious Scruples by Which yafr ajesty is influenced, -in withstanding any Innovation upon e g r eAt P r i nc i p l es o f re li g i ous P o li c y w hi c h pl ace d your cia alesty'SAticestOrs on'the Throne of these -Realiti, and ,"toch your M.cjesty has solerrinly sworn to maintain. _!'+ i t iated by 'these sentiments; 'we Venture to assute your Majes-. that the zealuttsSuppon otan aWe'st.biallltPPeopie will not wanting to enable your Mijesty to pUrsue that firm and ,:sady System of Governinent, which is pettedly t:ottipatibit ith the most enlar,ged - P rinc iples of Toleration, t o Which t l ibrtls the best Prosper} of promoting the permanent Peace d Happiness of the United Kingdom.” . . Resolved, hat the said Address be signed-4 the High Sheriff, in the +Name of the Meeting. ft hat t h e s ame be presented t o Hi s M a j es ty by th e Mem li k rs of the County. i i Zhat- the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the High She a, ter his impaPtial - Conduct in the Chair. - - THOMAS TRYON, Sheriff. next TICKET drawn must he TWENTY THOU SAND. POUNDS. STATE LOTT.ERY. , • PIE Second,llay ofDrawing will on THURS. DAY, April 23d, when .the First-drawn Ticket will enti let 4 to 24 , ,0001, and every. Ticket drawn that Day iztuat-he a erize. • . PRICE. T Whole Ticket - - - ,Cl 9 IS o - Zia 3 o Eighth - - . ,Cz rz Nuaiter - s . 3 . o Sixteenth - - -1 6 6 ITI.CKETS - and SHARES are selling at all the Licenced ° ,...tery (bled.- in England; Ireland and Scotland. 16,7a 7 . tbc ir'st-drawn Ticket, April 14, entittel tv-)0I. WAS soltl in the rvllmytng Shares :—One 1 ... 9-urt/1 4 ye Eighth: and Ten ixteenths. • -- • STATE OF THI:. WHEEL. 3 Prizes of - C2o,orgo 4 Prizes of - 4 job° , - to 9 too - looci ' - S\YIFT and CO. No. il 7 Potiltr, and No. 12, 'llaiing : •crosi, continue selling TICKETS and Lc) warranted Until - awn) of resent STATE I "rE RV. - .' ‘ ... lle 'S o6 oti..„ -, Day of Drawing is fixed 'for. TIIIII2'SDAY : 1 23(t inn. when evelry Ticket dtaWa Wlll hz Prize, 9 ; 9 toe I:i%tldrawn Ticket entitled. tit • I•WEN CY THOUSAND POUNDS. vvARRANTED.uRDICAwN: HORNSBY and -Co: - respeafally 'acqtraint the s e 1' 1 -4;)iic that Trckets and Shares are . selling for the-pre , 'lt S I'ATE LOTTERY, warranted Undrawo. The-Se -11.1 Drawicig'v,l be ou THURSDAY, the'23d of Ficst.Attawn 7E,ALket is eutiztv) to 20,c001. ;.like on the-3o and. 4tit iti 9 s. Every 'fickertirawn on the zd 3d days sure to be Prizes. 2 - 6, Cornhill, 5.a Charing-. kss,s'itukt:St.. • Margaret's Hill, Dufougit- • v'S, 1411 the WI .en 4 , 1 iot -. Ty• !If 1.- 13 n- THE -WOOD DEMON ; Or, THE - CLOCK HAS. S rttucK.. With new Music, Scenes, :Machinery, Dresses, . The Overtare and Mtisic compoge,t Mr. Katy:— .----- Hatiykpute,Mr. DE Crl Guelphu, Mr. PEN L lii' ;• WailikuM, Mr. D,' )AYTON ; • Oswy, My. GIBBON ;. • • Kc'lt, Mr. WEBB ; ' • Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW ; • • Una, %ll's. H. SIDDONS ; - , Clorilda, Mrs. HARIOWL ; Pauliita, Miss KELLY/ ; To-iviorrow ' False alarms; with The Woad .Da mon i , the luck has Struek. THEATR E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN'. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 21, BO7, will he 'performed A 'NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB 3 Or; THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS. • - Tile Scenery, Music, -Machinery, Dresses, and Decorat4onst are entirely new. " - the principal C.haraders .by .. .. - Mr. FARLEY, Mr. TAYLOg, • . Mr. GRIMALDI, Mr. BOLOGNA. jun. . , Mr. L. litcLOG NA, Mr. KING, Mr. TREBY, • Mrs. ST. LECI: R., Nliss nARLE, ~.. /... kliss .MA 12 I A BRISTOW. •= . • ~. • .. lvirs. Sicldons Will her .-e-appearance on 'Wednesday in tile Tragedy 'of !Macbeth ; to wlucit . wiII. ,be Added, the - Atusical Farce of Whistle Fur It. . . TlitATItE ROYAL,- DRIJA-Y-LANB. • • i fir RS, PCIWELL respc6,t4llly ipforrps the Public that 'BE N 41'1'1' is fixed for S D , April the . 30r1.4 . wlien - a New. called AI) El.-G I 'FHA _,written p... Lewis, Esq.a will be performed. - Ticketa• and Place's for the Boxes to ue lta.i of Mrs: ••1 2 nwell, $-$ john-sd-reet, .Adelyhi ;.and of Mr... Sprin,s,- at Box- otfice,:ti • Rusie.ll--stl - det:'' • •••• • -• • - ' '4 I ..I.SI3URY.TRIENNIAL musicAL kusTivAr. \A TlLL.l.!etelebrated th 213th, th, th,. pad 28 tit r, .of Rukua next; 'Principal -I b .erfottitcrs already en. • • ;aged are Mcta.n4 Storace, Mrs. _Vaughan (late Miss Ten liaut), Mr. 'l5l - Tham; Mr. Viithan,- -and Mr. Um tlemarr. Leader of rite-liancl,..":Mr. Oramer. Principal Vio.lo.llcoo, Lindley; (Shoe, Mr:Criesbacti "t'as"sodn, Mr. - fioimes ; brioh'it, 'AlP rintti: filaho; Double rui_ R ns j n.;.. Double asp Ma, §nyce,.;,rOm . o la ne, Mr. Ma I),gr. The Morning P•erfortriantes:in Ihe-Cathedra **ill be on the %tale grand scale as before, for which,the Band (n.ore nutne tons than on any former occasion. and particulartradipted to give due force and . etlect-to.the choral part's) is engaged horn the Kink's Concert, Open/ House, Bath, &c. &c. The whole - under. the l.iire-cteun.of.,Mr.. A; Cot a E. BRUNONIAN SYSTEM t)i. ME6ICINE. Lately vn;A:shed, in Three Vu i;Oards, r riIE..WORKS OF 'JOEIN BROWN, M. D. To kNineli is prefixed 4 iiiogrzphicai Accxinnt of the' Authbr. iiy.lns Son, • . . . - • -wi LI.I.AM . ,CULLEN BROWN, M.D. Lqndon - : P.rinted fur, -1-. foliris.•d, in St. Paul's Church. yard, and , i. I:.-Symonds, id i':i L,rd6ster-row ; and sold by all tdv'tfiJok . selfs iik..SoiLth,a. tIRS. bO-DicS 1 7 0. R. 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For he has not only perused, as it tiFelits,_ Iv care, ;:11 the writers Who make inentiopt otAs. ;1 bonr the country. is ft - Lister of its IghgoAe; , and has v:so,• d all those, p.ats of it whiCh the ke t liplt (jo.vernment . has retricred inaccessible to thocttnos;ty. ot tfaVellers: Not did he pay them Wily a transitory visit, for lie siiiiitabine thirty years -in observing, ,with. lie eye of a philostrpher,..;,ftil the .paits of ti4 . o.e . xteosive, legion, ,and in procuring from the nacives exact int": , rotatioi , . with sewed to every object of any consequence, -so that he may be almost consitierts an ocular. .witness of what , lie relates. .11 to thetauncu?itiiwnadvantages the laborious and learned a iathor has .. join;:d that crtticalacutrien so necesafy to appreciate the sources of inforination, to discus's dubious, fats, to corritine scattered fragment's, and • to 'separate truth, from table, -and , has Crowned all by - that bold, candour which suppresses' every thing that is false, and disguises,or conceals no import ant truth, his• Work must he an inestimable -present to the re public of letters. • Such is it esteemed by good judges, who mtribute to !Inn largely,all these qualities, . 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To which -ate added; Hints lin correCting and itn,- . proving juvenile Compositi o ns. The second Edition, price , 45...b0und. . . SWANSEA liAlt(iOUlt BONDS, WALES. TO .tiL SOLI) BY AUC'T'ION, . By Mr. SCOTT, . On Friaay, May I. at Twelve o'Clock, at Cartaway's,' ONDS limoutrting to 19001.- bearing 5 per cent. Intcrest, reglitSrfy paid l'Llf yearly, arling front the Itarei (Ai Vess;is entering the ItARISOP It of SWAN secured by an Act of Parliament totittpairing and 1 snproviikg Jamie. Particulars.of H. C. Williams, Esq. BeittbiTl-row.; at C trw.•••:; anti of Scott, New .13-sidge-street. t7icTUALLING-017 FICE; . , 13, :807.. oMMISSIONER.Sitir LICTUALLIA d H/S ,11,47ESTY's N /IVY do hereby give Mike. That en Tract-lay, thr sth of May, they 'will be ready to i receive Temi den, in writing( trand up), and treat /0- Twq tjturkdrea and 'rwentsr Thousand,callon3'of WEST INDIA RUM; or of FUUREIGN BRANDY; to br &livered in the spac'e of one -Month, 4.;,(1 thr-re,mainder in a ;Worth ,i.lter•wards, into lis Ala . /at/4 Stores at Polsnrouth4 .PLvels.nth i . and Qv k r ia the jcilirteingproperti,ons t viz. Portstvoutit lqy Int:ith Cork too;000 zoo,00t) 20,000 220,000 and to be gait? for by 13iitr; pay,ime; with intern?, ninny days after date'. N. .8 . No Tent& will lie neeeptedttniess the qtetrotity term and of ,Ilrartej?, tegrih,r the pricy !hereof, sh,7lt 3r sele.,, aid; an d. L ii.omegy stated; nrr tvi. l l <lnv render-Ih' aettisit fed for it yes: .41:rantity than Tcn Thcatiand Gallons of eiter Article. The Conditions of the Contr . sid nt.iy be seen at the Sect etaty's _ No. regard wi.t be had to any Tender 1n which Mit . Price Abail nct be insetted Ii words at sieqgth, or Mat shalignot be d-tivertd s'.l the 13ta;d tifore Une o'Cock on the said .Tsietday, the . ito. of 11143' nat. ;alas !he i:;;r0/1 whg. ma,trs the reve.., Or son se Perim° on hit behalf; attends.; to annutri tv,l)en coated Ji,. To TatiMAS TAYLOR; Esq. Sir, - No. 9, New Bridge-strut, London. • T CONSIDER it but an at of ju.stite due to .the merits of your Ll' it i' A 1 - I.:N L LS, to ~..•,iiit tunicate to ,you the AdioNtrig - Cute winch 1 - 1 'aced perforrnel.t by them: A,,l•af..kintr.,,ee , be the breaking out of an old 'v'e,;rreal C 0, 111 , h' , 1 (ati:'"•le , HY 4 coMplication of disorriers was ••eo:tc,:tl most to'a skeleton au I all houhii he had trlc best advice winch coud be °warned, aii.l tried a f.ifie:3+ of klechcittes, nothiu., could, be ih - hcuted wt , rcl. s - k:6 - ed to suit his case, or to do hurl any servii:c : he in a .111 ,, 5t rat; duced and pitiablc .situation frit 't ears, unable to tol low his profession, and scarcely , calk or e‘,cii to stand nii hisiegs in tact no one wtu, hire ever supp...sed it poS sinle tor hiin to'recover He J.:vise..l at !ast :ry vout • Leake's 410 so, atliwrin,4 to thy: dir!.,; - tiortt 'given with them. lie huh not taken in ,re plan tW , be.. . tore lie topuil an alteration for the bi'. , ter 7 : tins t ,, intraxii }hint to I►roc,il , e(l, : . 1!111 by taking a few atop,: ;:-: to..nd tiffs api,etive stiength gratin illy mina:, : I}ealow, arft srulit a- any :ban 1 •iitts Sir, to ft - kr ally per , ,:oil LU ine - ot the abuYe ,ic, ount if it sti,:ifil bedoubted. I ain,--;ir, your obedient humble servant, , Library, f.clkstone. • - )S.;t'U R DAY. - l're;iared and Sold •by the ..c ~ , tor; r HOS. TAY (OR ! Member of the .lic, t Surgeons, London, at his 'louse, N. y, New ::: - ,11.:e-stn-et ; Where, after a constant residerkt of more than Forty Years, ill a practice particularly directed to the C'.11%: • real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation - in both SexeS, ,with -that inviolable secrecy • which Men 'of his ProteSsion should always oli::erve, flatters himself, the advice and assistance he -gratuitous-' ly' 'administers to Persons taking this Medicine, w :I; be esteemed by a discerning Puhlici as an advantage seldom to be obtained, ,and void of ambiguity,. • Also sold, .by his Appointment, for the convenience Of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. - Al: ban's -street, -Pall Mali; the Tcyshop, No. 103, ()f. x.rii street ; Mr: Disborough's, No. 7, FiSli-trcer-billl—• Mr Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; - Mr. M' thina G!as. ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, - Dublin; Mr. 'Ltt verpuol ; Mr. Atk bison's, Manchester ; arid by one Person every considerable Town in Great Britain mid Ireland, in ll.oxes - of only 2S. • .9d. - each, sealed up with full' and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex muy cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, ahtf safety. • • N.• B. Every, Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip with a stamp, on which, Isv favour cltht Commiiioners, is print. eel at the Stamp_office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, Ndw strezt," to imitate which is Ft.lony, and all otherS .: are.cou.n terfeits.. , • . • • RENOVATED HEALTH: • . TT has been too frequently: the- s u b j ectof/ast ana . general reprobation, that men deStitute of the elements of the .medical art have of&rect themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and -to.prevent us from being classed among those empitics whose iin prudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, b een too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of out pursuits and ac. quirements. After having received a regular medical eduea tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and 13lizardf whose ledures and pritelice w carefully attended, prafessors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; entered ourselves ai Students in that justly celebrated school fur medical acquire ment, the Royal College Ol'Edinburgli,.. and were instruded in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradice,uf -physic . , chemistry, Midwifery ; botany, &C. ace. ' by those eminent .professors, Drs. koirro, Gregory, 13Iack, Hamilton,. Duncan. and Rutherford. We trust we shall nok be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. having' ibr a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, , the particular objed of our ell:dies and pradice, itwil will, wei wetope; be allowed that have acquired ,sup er i or know ledge of their treatment and cure." In slight and 1 - dCI.IT+ t eases_of infection a perfed re-establishment- is completed id • the-short period of two days 1 and in those of the utmost in. - ; vetcracy, -where other practitioners have tailed of sucCess, a .-, , proper perseverance in oi:r plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe andradical cure: -• A inidst-the melancholy - variety of disorders which- are the effects - of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by l i g ' c '• youth of both sexes, there are none time alarming or nio r e distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which I'm. - quelitly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To su c h persons' it must be a consorat ion,to know that they may now, • by a new and infalliblemode otireatment; be. restored to that greatest bt alt 'Milian blesiings, .a . strong, rielaxtiv:i,t,hatn::vgirgeoart.. ous constitution. In all cases - or debility, from •whatever. Cal= ariStng, as wet in every species of venereal iniection, 'we'inay oe consulted by patients of ender s est secrecy and honour. HOursOf"consultation at hone from ten to three, and' limn 6 in the evening- till to a' night. .•• Patients in the c o untry ate requested to.statr. the pArticti. lars of their case, age, and generiil dec. Sep_ • cliising a remittance tor adViee and Me.titincs. when the same • will be given; or sent to an • part of To ensure: , that secrecy aoessential to our under :-:mg; tie postage of letterstnaY be added to the aecoupt : , :r CUR RI'L and Co. Surgeons. Nu. 107, Hi.tton-garrien, (0"' Ifessr4. Currie and Co. have. - t.Settirie i; front the above res - pettable ProfesSors of London and LtLiburgh,''of the diligeAee, skill, ...lid humanity, with winch they per. , firmcd the diaries assi.thed- themit during the time they at. te,ded their Letturesand kfuCtice. y r'