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The Charaaers by Mr. EL LISTON, Mr. Its\iltE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, -Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. 2410UNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWE b .Mrs.43LAND. 1.5,,:eS els. Second Price 3S.— Pit.3s. 15d. Sicond trice 2S. Gallery 2S. Second Price Zs. —U pper Gallery is. Se- Conti Price 6d.— No Money to be return-Al. Places fig the Boxes to be takes► at the liux-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Ralf - -past Five, and begin at To the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER. GEN 1 Ltivi‘EN, NEXT to the - consciousness of endeavouring sin cerely to serve my Country, nothing can be more pleasing to my mind than the Public A probation of my En deavours. —.Accept oty grateful Thanks., . . . At the same time forgiveme for feeling soi ne i hi ng like despair of any good to the Country, whilst see the reAula r expciu. - es of Corruption greatly, exceed. all the expences for. any W-ar - winch w‘!"La'n be- justified in 'pursuing ; whilSt I attempts to delutlo the. Public . - +.lind, by compa:atiVety petty and insignifiCant'lnquities into what is termed Pechlk tion ; whilst those Inquirers themselves think it nut dish° hourable 'to seize greedily eve!) , opportunity of enriching tlyinselves out of the public spoil, by any other Means not termed by theirs Such weetchca notions of public honour and'hotiesty can afford no.signal btnetit to the Public, hor can give us - any suitable redresS. They. appear to me to resemble the notion pt chastity entertairted by the Prostitute, who boldly dial.. lenged'any one to say that the ever Went out ofthe Reriment. According tip therta, all within rho. Regiment, all Within the ion 8 , ok, is honourable ai:d virtuous And they insult us by decia`rt;:g, that they as good a title by the Red Book as any id t.le people can have to the fruits ut their indtlstry, or to the inheritance of their anceNtOrs troM which industry, and front which inheritance, be it remembered, and .twin thent atone, the Red Bodk itself takes every thing it has to bestow. So that they ptetend as good a right to ail which they can contrive to . take Crum us as we have to the re- Maunder--till they can take that too. Gentlemen, figure to yourselves a ganiof robbers, com bined to plunder the peaceable and industrious innaoitants of several snerounding parishes, and agreeing amongst themse:tees to share the booty in•such difFerent,proportions: as the leaden _of , the gang shall 'appoint to eich, F. tude to tiule, it will , happen, -that •'some or .unongs! them will RtillOin a part of the bt.oty, and‘clandc,tlnelv :ippropri ac-to himself more than his appointed sha purloiner is dete'zttA ; and the gang, Vvith open mouths, against the atsOctty:of cheating—die regiment : ‘!1(.: m - :rttik; of the kind which they acknowledge to be,so W it not thclituus in these plundered parishes to t,;;,c any part in such ,a dispute, ann to divide 'themselves into strong parties, for 'the accuserS of the 'accused ? - As long as the thieves in com mon take .all .they can seize. what is it to the plundered people who share the booty ; how they share its and in what proportions? Ought they liot rather to destroy the gang and abolish-the combiriatiola ? Such is my conceptim of the different corrupt Ministers we have seen and their corrupt adherents • and, unless rite the Public, with an united voice, shall loudly pronounce the Abolition of thf whole of the present system of con uption, I nitfst still Lontinueto despair of my Ctintry, You. Gentlemen, by thii unparalleled Eleelion, have loudly pronounced ynur sentiments ; may your voice be echoed through the : land., In the mean .time, .though an individual is almrist as no= thing in thescale, I will carry with hie your sentiments into the Hou s e of COninions. And I assure you that no rational endeavours of mine shall be omitted, to restore to my coun trymen the undisturbed enjoyment of the fair fruits of their industiy ; to tear out the accurled ; leaves of that scandalous Red Boole; awl, to bring back men's minds to the almost forgotten notions of the Sacredness of pri . Yate property ; which nuglit no longer to be • transferro front the legitimate posses'. sors, by the .coirupt votes of venal and mercenary combina- Cons.- I will° continue, Gentlemen, disinterestedly faithful to the interests of my country; and endeavour to prove myself your-zealous Representative. FRANCIS -BURDETT. LITERARY RELICS of the late JOSEPH RI(HARD SON, E,sq. of Hexhani, in the County of NorthurnbCr land, isarrtter, and Menibur for Newport, in Cornwall. Mai to, 1807. In the Course ofnext Month will be published, Dedicated, 1w periiiission, 'l2 !ifs Grace the Duke of North unabirlgnd, isi 4to.l'.coinprising THE COMEDY of The FUGITIVE, arid 6 New Short Poems, by the abOve. Gentleman ; a most accurate Engraving from Mr. Shee's Pidurd Air. iehard si.m will accompany the Work ; and a short Sketch of ' hiS infim:ste k riend. The whole Wilder the diredion of Mrs. Richardson,.his IVidow.: Pride tine Guinea. boards.- Tnosc %Vila xt•iitid wi-s-ti to honour the above Publication with•their Names arc requested' to be speedy in communicat ing them to • Richard Wilson, Esq. AI. Fierds ; ML•ssts., Sriaith aiul Co. Bankers, MansiOnhouse strect,; Mr, RidgWay,Bookselicr, Piecadilly,bpposite Bond •Sttcet ; or to Mrs. 'Richardson, No, is, Berners-street. DAVID 'CARRICK. On Monday next will be published, .(PrOofs) price zs. 6cf. of A HEAD of D. GARRICK, engrM•ed by Freeman,' CAL. Aram an Original Portrait, painted by Sir loshua Reynolds. Also, The MO NTI-1.1, Y MIRROR, No, V. tot May, (New 'Series) price Is. bd. embellished with t s3►ne Portrait; and a 'LI h E of GARRICK, enriched With 'many'citrious Dramatic Anecdotes; together with several iii tereLting Papers on the Origin of Surnames, by the Rev. M. N on the Poor Laws ; on the Evil of' Wine by Old Nick, A Copious Review of Literature-and the'Drama ; Lewis"3 , Adelgitha, Cherry's Peter the Great, &c. Some hiteresting-Stagc Articles , Pri Pl'ayers' Benefits ; a Defence of Comedians Male said Female, - Scc. ; With Poetry, by Kirke White, &c.. eec. Nos, I. 11'. 111. and IV.of the New Series, present For traits,,f Montgomery, the Poet ; Isaac Reed, the Commenta tor ; Bolton, the Singer.; and Signor Rauzzini, . the Composer. l'iiblished by • Vernor, Hood, 'Ana Sharlie ,• .- Where a few Copies orthe Old Series, iu Volumes, may be had. FOR RIIEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c Dr. Si'EEß's OPODELDOC. THIS MEDICINE, front its extraordinary Ef& cacy, is justly entitled . to tits reputation it has so long acquired above every other- Preparat;on of the kind. By its. warm. penetrating and atteiniatin4 ;pi tittles, it is found to be the most powerfui application in Klieutnatisin, Spasms, and - Palsies ; as also in Cramps, Bruise..., Sprains, Burns, Scalds! tr,•sh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous tweets ; it is t t~,;i Marty recommended in Contusions,. Jccitsioned - by Gun-shot Wounds, and to refresh the Legs and Feet after long exercise in walking. it speedily removes Chilbains, and, it used in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this purpose it should be dissolved and applied warm. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church- yaid, London, in Bottles, .price as. 6d. each ; and, by their apiintrnent, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; Bacon and Cu ` [so, and ,Allen, j 6, Oxford-street ; Wade Old Bond-street ; ~a yiey and Co. Cockspur_street ;. ,Ward, Holborn ; Randall, Royal 'Exchange ; Clark;;; Borough High -street ; and I. farris, at the Corner of Ludgate • , _ N. 13. Observe that the Words " F. Newbery, No. 4s. St. Paid's," are engraved in the Stamp. THEATRE ROY. L, P 7`O=II.IOIIROVit EVENING, M4y - '36; • teo7, a will be li . .stormed THE WAY TO KEEP HIM,, • Sir B. Constant, Mr. MUNI S ER " Sir B. Fashion, Mr. MELVIN; Lovemore, Mr. C. Y.EMI;LE • Lady Con-scant, Mrs. (SIBBS ; Mrs. Lovernore, Miss SMITH ; Widow .Belmour, Mrs. GLOVER. WITH FORTUNE's 'FROLICK.S. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— _allery :s. Second Price rs.—Uppet Gallery ts. Second price 6d.—o Money to be returned. Places 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 Half-past Six. On Monday, King Lear; with Harlequin and Mother (=dose. . to COLONELS of CAVALRY, and PROPRIETORS of . .• RIDING SCHOOLS. WANTS a Situation, as RIDING. MASTER, a Persbn in every• resped competent to the Duties thereof, whose Character.and Abilities will be -found unei. teptionable A Line addressed iptist-paid; to A. B. Nol 3r, Vint -street, Piccadilly, Will meet with immediate attention. WANTED, on MORTGAGE of FREEHOLI) ESTATES, in the CoUnty of Chester, ally Sum not tlceeding loioo:l. in one Sum, or in Slims of 2, 3, or each. For particulars plea::.6 to apply at Mr..Qiumtlet's Office, in Northwich, Cheshire; or to Messrs. SiilldyS anti Piot toil, Crane -court, Fleet-street. MONEY. MESSRS.. LUCAS and Co. be g Leave to info r m. those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo.' iary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that, having coast. getable Shills to ray.out In the Purchase bf Anntiities, they tan at all times advance any-Sum of Money, from One Hun dred to Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal or other Securi ,ii,._es, arising from Marriage Settlements, Money int he• Funds, ,k:lergymens' LiVings, or Fieehold, Copyhold, and -Lease 401dIstates; on fair and equitable Terms. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. at Irmyn-street, near St. James's-Square, daily receive, as so Letters, post.,paid, which will . be duly answered. . ; SUMMER LOTTERY, r ONSISTI NG of orily Twenty Thousand Tickets, N./ begins Drawing 14th of j ULY, iSo7. SCHEME. . Prize of ,C 30,00 - .. is - Z 3 •,9000 . , I - .. - -2 . ), COO - :. . ...... .40,000 2 - - - -1000 p ociir - 10,c0c., .. - 1000 Soo 4' oo .13 - • . - 20 o • 0 . • - - ' 50 - 1500 tj,Do . - - - 20 • 2Soc> - . - - 15 ......_ ?0, 0 o Tickets ,c tirst-Zirawn Ticket Fourth Day, beingTheonl v Fixed Capita), . . THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.' . .- . The Drawing will be reolarly 'zoo3 Tickets each Day. 'it, Tuesday, - July 14 6th, Tuesday, - Aug. It id, Tuesday, - ] Lay 2t I '7th, Wednesday, - Aug, 12 3d, Tuesday, • - July , z 8 Aith', 'Thursday, ... Aug.-t 3 4th, Thursday, ,-. Aug. 6 . Rth, Friday, -•. Au g.. 14 Sth, Sat u rday - Aug. V toth, Saturd a y, . Aug. is PRICE. Ticket - - ,C,!9 0 0 li a if _ - - k lO 3 o Eighth - Q'iarter - 5 3 o 1 sixteenth . 1 Ix 0 1 6 6 IitIROVIDENT LIFE . INSI.7RANCE and NUI I Y OF FICE, ,Southampton-street, ...Strand 14:::(10a. PRZSIDENT, The Mcist Noble the Marquis of 13U CKI N G HAM, K. C. VICE-TRESIDINTS, Ajqquis of Salisbury,E..6 . Viscount Clietwgnd .-,ord Temple Viscount Duncannon v iscnuut Bulkeley Lord bray brooke. TRUSTIES. • of Buckingham I Lord Braybrooke. - • William Praed, Esq. M. P. I° the designo this Institution is to encourage the truly iUdible of Life Insurance and Provision for Old Age, 3;!, to . aueing those transactions to principles of the utmost pus. Public Benefit : with this, view an extensive Society bt Noblemen and Gentlemen haie entetedinto a Subserip. pn of 25 9 ,0 00 1. to constitute an Original Capital, and, talc... g Upon themselves the sole responsibility ot• the Establish h they entitle the Persons insured and .Annuitants to par- . rit'-'pate in Profits, after the expences of an economical ma- Mtement aro defrayed, in Which the •President, DireCturs, t r ustees, and Auditors adt gratuitousl _Thus, by the spe.; , c . i fie Sums insured, and the division of contingent Profits,' ;: r .erY Member has theftilles. possible.value for his Pafnients, ,rlfhout being subject to calls upon any losses whatever.. t2'l inaportatit. and unpNeetiented advantage is peculiar to Provident Institution. - • 4 , 4 ilitary Men insured at this Office• are not charged with .1, additional Premium, unless called into aCtual Service. 4or o Atl.r (; :ie Lin Fees are required ; nor is any charge, made 1)011C;: ' „„ ice hours, , surance a which atend Annu it from Teies May n be l Fo ur . e d any day within tr til • N. D. ST.,CROIX, Sec. A Partiph!et, explaining the Principles'and Terms of this published by Messrs. Cadellsand Davies - ; and I v . be had. et the House of th e I n stituti on , an d cif the Agents o llookelfers, price fad. • • A.. T . th 6 cheapest arid .B,eSt ;Hosiery Warehouse , r3lLin the Kingdom; bet ween . Castle and Old Round Court,. nearfy . opposite York-buildings, No. 434, Sir:m(olle greatest • Baegains are now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton ' for Boots, at only ts. bd. per pair, worith as. 6d, .;. Women's stout Cottori is - . 6d. worth is. 6d. ;.fine. 2s. 9d; extra su per 3s. 9d. worth 55.; stout black' and white Silk 68. 3d. .with laced clocks 75. 6ct. ; extra • good • los. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Ilose, warranted not to shrink, from as. yd. to , the best quality ; stout worsted ls. 3d.. ; bile zs. ; super fine 3s. 6d. ; Silk Mitts as. 6(1.1 a•curious Article in square Net Mitts ;. also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu lated to gi ve..ease and elegance ; Meit's CotrOnDrawerS3s.6(l. With every other Article :n the l losiery Line that can pos. sibly be rr.aile,u,p to tile -very hest quality, wholcsAc and tot Ot . pOrt4tluti.:—StockjilLs matie to any Pattern. To THOMAS TAYLOR-, Esq. No. 9, New Widge-Street, London •- • Honoured Sir, , Edinburgh, March 18, aot. T BEG leave to inform you, that dyer since the yet ,t 790, 1 have been aillided With' the LuesVene . tea ; which, frtAn its obstinately resisting every course of faledicine'prescribed by the most eminent of tire Faculty nere, and undergoing, several severe courses of salivatinn, and twice discharged frOm the Hospital, with little relief, - would appear to be of the most inveterate nature: i n th e spring of last year my disorder had got to: such a .head,..as nearly to put a period to my existencel had a large ulcer on the .crown of my tread, one on each arm, and myl egs were broke Mitin a frightful manner ; My right was dread fully ,painful, anti had been in a state. of ulceration for the. haat se v en ' years ; my left had also two large ncxles on it, was very mocii discoloured, and ga . ve use such excrtitiat- - ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was reconn;. mended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by thiein lire), to take yotir f.eake's Patent Pills, Which I began to da on the 76t11 . of May ; in th e course of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit--in:Aittle more than a month, the' ulcers On my heid and arms were • soundly healed--soon after, the sores. on my. legs healed also ; leaving; however,,conauterable diseolouration in the skin, and pain in the' bone of the left, which, by the Bles . ,sing of • and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided; the ,-nodes dispersing, the skin - regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually . going o : tr y L thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, .:perte:Aly free from all my former complaints— have reenVered toy former spirits and strength, and am be come jolly anti tat, in which state navingcontinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss in ivhat terms to express my, gratitude, but .131; yoc r for tire gdod of other suffering mortals, to make dais my case as public 'as, possible, as I shall on every occasion ; in so oloing, - you will greatly. oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient,' very It ~able servant,' ALEX. "NI URKE R. Swan's Close, high-street, 'Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : lowa -TitomrsoN, No. 3, New Poultry Marketa..and 10 N M'lN•ros H . Old Assetiably-C lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and • Sold by the sole Proprietor; Txodtws T. IMIL, Member of the Royal College of Sur geons, at his llOuse, No. 9, New Bridgeatareet, London ; , • where, after a constant residence of More than thirty-six years,..in a practice particfilarly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and thoseincidental- tertite Parts of Generation, with' that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession shonld always obseeVe . in such 'cases, he flatters himself, the .advice-and assistance he gratuitously administers• to persons taking this Medicine, will' be esteemed, by a dsscerning, Public., as an aclvantagesel. dons attainable and void-of all ambiguity. • - Also .sold, by his, appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, - ; the Toyshop, No, tea . ; Ok foXd-streera Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street:.hill Mr: S:ee.i's,. bookseller, No. 1, liiiionarow, Little Tower lull ; Mn: Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh;- Mr. Mac. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Buil t Dame -street, Dublin ; and by One pers•in in -every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only as. 90. each, sealed up with full and Plain directions, whereby persOns of either sex may Cure themselves with ,ease, speed, secreeyi and safety. , Every" Brix. sold. in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on Which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed. at the Stamia tatfice—" T. Taylor, No. g t New inutate' whichis ltelony, and all otlicTi are Lomiterielts.• . • OUTII of either Sex, who have praaised a secret and destrudive - Vice, and thereby relaxed, - weakened, and debilitated the whole nervous system, will find the'CO it D 1 A.L 13 A M of GILEAD the most power till, certain,' and eltedual restorative. This Cordial has been uneotriMonly•successful with young people wilt, have the appearance anit air of old age ; who are become pale, elfinni,,, • nate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile ; whose bodies are beconic , bent, whose legs are no longer scarcely able to carr y them who have an Utterdistaste for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, kir. body is weakened ; paleness, bodily ifecity, and entaciation, succeed tits. most destrudive habit, and the eyes sink into the head, This Cordial Balm has universally established its restorative eflicacy, and , may be Justly cm). werated - amongst the foremost at those happy discoveriei which medical research has pr.ocured as the blessing of the human race, and greatest counteradive to human misery. As Dr. Solo Mon's pradice is now become so great and ex. tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion of bis time and attendance; he expects, when con. suited. the usual compliment of a Guinea; but all ivri;tuii • cases, or letters at advice, and nnaceoin pained with an order for medicine and remittance, to be answered at his leisure, are required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters should, liar safety, be thus directed—`• Money-letter, .11r, Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool : paid double post-• age." Letters -may be ordered to be addressed for X, Z. or A. B. at tile Host-ollice,Aill called for. A . Savingof Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. . . - The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottlei, -price Hal f a-Guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. containing euual to four tkottles at los. , 6d. by which the patient s a ve s includin ' also the duty ; the Stamp:of 'which ..bears the ,Proorietur'sNaine and Address, Sarnuel•SolOmbh, Liver pool," to hditate wturlt is felony. N. B. I t 'is necessary to observe, that the Postage of all. Letters whatever ITINSI be. paid. ''Tie Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nt i- I mpetigines, and A bster gent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Mrs. , Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr, Smith; Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North* liridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott; South-Bridge;' Mr. Davidson and Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh ; Mr. 13axte'r, Glasgow; W.. Cameron, Greenock ; C. Brd;.vtilng, Paisley ;H. raw ford,, Kilmarnock ; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forst th, and P. Whiteside, Ayr •W. Crawford, Girv an ; Carson, New. Douglas; I'. M'Miltan, Kirkcudbright; T. Al' CrerLa, Kirk. atuyt J. Blyth, Leven; J. Demlister, Cupar • Allan Dun. dee ; P. Craigie, 'Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and An:lerson„ Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Banff; . M'lntosh, Inverness ; I'. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; Taylor, Strianraer ; Johnson . and Bisset, Perth ; W. Antfersori,'Steriing; Coke and Reid, Leith Alexander, -Dunfermline ; Wilson, Dunbrr ; Vinnet, broath ; Dick.son, Inglis, .Dumfries ; Phor;on, Berwio( ; Weddel, Ain:wick ; i'arerson, A rb, larnieson, Pe. terhead.; A. APOonaki, Trongate, - tilasgNky ; 'and by. 11 1 ,) Booksc u,,, am t . venders of Patent Medicines in the, Viatica Kingdom. FRIDAY, MAY - 29, 'lBO7. G LNERAL *ELECTION". To the C ENTLE HEN. CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS attic COUNTY of DURHAM. GENTLEMICN, , . Ihave 'withdraw n from the Contest, in which I found myselt engaged, under the persuasion that my per severance would increase those mischiefs which it was the intention of my friends to avert. The arrangement which led to my being offered to your choice, had for its first objet the peace of the County ; but the steps taken have produced a contrary effea. I cannot then, even to obtain the highest object of my ambition, sub mit to avail myself of assistance given to me on a ground that can no longer be maintained. It becomes me, therefore, to retire to that private situation from which I hate been drawn; but I carry with me, and will always retain, the most grateful recollection of the par tiality of my friends, and an ardent desire to lend my humble endeavours to the County, wheneVer circumstances shall leave me at liberty to receive its independent support. I remain, Gentlemen, Your faithful And devoted Servant, CUTHBERT ELLISUN. Hcbburn Hall, May 25, 15.07. . • HE T EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XI';I is just published, • • Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and 11.1urtay, Fleet-street, Loncidn.• It is sold also by every 1 Bookseller in own and Country. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in One large Volume, 8 vo. price fit.;. in bOa'rds, ' VIE TEM' PLE of TRiTTI - U; or, The best teen of Keason, Philosophy, Virtue; arkd:Morals, ana lytically arranged. Second Edition. Printed for f . •141awman, No, .2.Z, Poultry. .tif whom may be had, just published, Dr. Beattie's Essay - on the Nature and ImMutability of Truth ; Seventh Edition, livo price 0. boards. - • TO BE •SOLD BY AucTtlmi, At the'RaVen-Inn, in St. Helen's,. in the County of Lan caster, on NibridaY, subjea to such Conditions as will be then produced, ALL those TWO several COLLIERIES, ,sitbate, lying, and being in the Totunship of ECCLESTON, in the said County of Lancaster, called the ALBION COL- L' E itY, with the Steam Engines and I, .laterials therennto belonging, and now in full work ; one of which Collieries is conveniently situated near to the •Sankvy Navigation, and the &hier advantapously ; sit natal. for Land Trade to Liverpool, and 'oi iier' places. . NIT; Will i am Tyrer, at Eccleston-lodge, will shew the PretiriSei', -- Tioni whom any furber particulars may be had. I3E SOLD kW PRIVATE CONTRACT, A CAPITAL FREEHOLD MA N S . I 0 HOUSL, with Coach.house, Stabling for lo Horses, lireW:liou„e,' excellent Cellaring, and replete with other Domestic Maces, together Arith a Lawn, Walled Garden well stored with Fruit.trces, arid Kitchen-garden ;• the whole con_ raining Seven ikores,•or thereabouts ;, situate at Grantham, in the,County of Lincoln, lately 'occupied by Sir Carneby Hag. gertone, Bart. and now by Sir Monfagn Chola:fly, Bart. An 'sittiation for Sporting, being in the Centre of the Duke of ;: utiand's and within easy reach of Lord Loirs• - dale's and t he. Quoind9n Hounds . • . - . _ The - present: Tenant riccupies With the House about Thirty Acres of rich Pasture Land adjoining the Premises, and the • Purchaser o inay accoLornodated, it he pleases, in the same way. Possession may be had on Six Months Notice. • For further particulars inquire of Mr. Pugh, 33, Bernard street, Russell-square. Part of the purchase money may re main' secured on the Premises. iiili -:f.,'lrKi3iNC-i:b IVIIT-OFFICE, A 1 . y . T HE, PPLATCIPAi; 117 7 PIcEES COMM 1:1,1SS lONERS of His ilbjesty's Xravjs - red,' gpve Notice, that on Wedaesda).. Ike 3.1 of jun; ewe - t, t,le o'Co'c;ek, the) , will be ready to treat 'with such Pers,nl as )way be' willing t Cuntrag for sapplyi4 RIGA HEMP. A bithibution of which, -with a Porm cf the t'et , ;kr t rn.y be seen at this Office. Tender wil Ge ree:ived liter Tweiie on the no; of Treaty, nor o'rj . • noticed rollers the or an Lfg-erst for him, atMAY.I. • PICTUAILLTNG-CFFIP, .211qy 2E, t?.o. ••.• . , . . TIE CO,II2IIISSIONE2 Sfor 1 ,1 7' CIE:to LLIA G ; MIS 11.14 . YEST1''s NAVY c 1,7 here& give "slake, That on iii , .rsday, the iStb of :lune re:r.t, they be rea4 to reeeile - .l"enoirt, in .tvt-itiV (sealed up), and treat fir Three }-Itinrll - ed 'llitnAatiefGalliiaS of WILST INDIA RUM, or BRANDY ; to be delivered, Oie-ha(f in, the spare o? &are Plonth, and the remainder in cite 111.;llth afies-tOrdr, int: His ilfajeay's St,u;es at Detifad, .I:',4linicatib, and .I',/ym,u'tb, in the filiotiling trcp)rtioin, viz. Deptford Portsmouth - - 40,Q0 , ) Plyinqath - - - - - 0.,000 j Of) 000 or.d to Se paid for hi BillsitayaVe, Interest, ninety days 4per date. The Conditions of the Contra..l m 4 he seen a! 'the Secretary's Office. • .N.-B. No Tendei be accepted unless the quantity of. Runt sand of Brandy, loketh,r With the Price tbereof, shall be separately aoddistinElly stared; nor will .toy Tender be admitted ltr a lets q.%rantity than Ten Thousand Gallons:of - tither article. No s"egard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shaft not be-inserted in 'words at length, or th,il shall not be delivoel to the Board before One 'o'Clock on the .r.7id Thursday, the t3.* of 7'k/ire new, nor unless the Person who ntalzes the Tende, , or same Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, This Day was pvhlished, " In an elegant 'small Volume,. price 7s. in hoards, • TaAvtts in the Year 180"; from ITALY to h N(; LAN I), through the T I<U 1.. S l'Y R I , 80. ALICIA, POLAND, and RUSSI A, ing the Particulars of the IA HE RA TI N of Mrs. SPEN CER SMITH from thr hands of the French Police, and of her subsequent Fl Wit through the Countries above-mention. cd, clrecled and written By, the MARQUIS DE SALVO, Member of the 40demy of Sciences and Literature of Turin, itc. Printed for Richard Philllps, No, 6, Bridge-stre.4, Black friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. At the same time was published, a small Edition of the Original Italian, elegantly printed, price tob 61 in boards, THE CANADAS. This Day were published, in a splendid and very, large.Vo— lurne in Q ua rtn ' illustrated with p . c o pp er pl a t cs , engrave d from original Drawings taken on the spot by the Author.. - price 21. !is. in boards, TRA.VELS through the CANADAS ; contain ing a . Description of the Piduresque Scenery oil some of the RiverS and Lakes ; with an Account of the Produc tions,' Commerce, and Inhabitants of those Provinces, To Which is t iinjOined a Comparative View of the Manners and Customs of several of the Indian Nations of North and South America. By GEORGE HERICY,T, Esq. Deputy Pcstroabtcr-Genend of British North America, &c. Primed For Richard Phillips.' No: 6, Bridge-street, Mack.' friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. N. 13. A few Copies of the Plates which have been beau. tifully coloured in the manner of the original Drawings, have been done up in a separate Atlas, and the Work with this elegant accompaniment may be had at Three Guineas and a Half per Copy.