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" H blic TE Pu i:•3 i - eipeafulty iiif urined, that the ielnain ofq ing Copies,;jr Alexander Ntackenzie's N'oyae s e"s-lthrry MU-41041f; on tbe it iver I St.j..awre.n.ce, through the Continent of Nolth, America to th; rrozen and Pacihc ()1...u,, ;At() be had ht• .--: Illakidi,' C rown stud 'Mitre, .Ifa.ll. Mall. !' . ; • VICTUALLLING.OFFICE, „ • • THE COlll - 1117SSIOATE:.6Sffir-1 7 2:CT1L4L41,1:: . .t.us iim.yE,Nr)",m,4l/Yein befelo. , kive•Notire, l'hat elf lainesdaY the , 4th of March they will be ready io receive der., in writing (scaled 4), and heat fonTbree liandr-ed Chal, ••dr olis each, consisting '9 . 13b Biistietr; .f7echtlier Infrt"s TANPIIsLD MOOR ..COA LS, or Cats of elaat. glodners ;to be delivered in whole Carkl-:or Carver, one.half •th e re," as soon as possible, and the other‘ half in the space o f two ' Months from th e date of the Cinitratr, -windc acl , , ,-ivearher per • alongside the 11 7 hdrj of flli Aiajesty's miser .at PO.moteth and Southd,wn; and to be paid for by payable, -with interest, ninety days after'date; . The Conditions of the: Control} m a y be seen at the Secretary:, Office. • jjCtu regard 7rill be bad to any Tender in -which 'the Price shaft . • not be inserted in words at length, or that shall ri,n be delivered. to the BOard • before One o'Clock on Ike said Ili•dne.cd- t y the 44 oi:itlailth; nor ualeir,the Person'T.kko makes Me. Tender, asinine l'epson rn tic brhalf,attertdr, to anrawr,-v.dirn (ailed t r • t TWIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 28, 1807, will be perfpuned - THE CURFEW.. - _ w If H -TEKE LI 5 Or, THE SIEGE 0* MONTGATZ. On Monday, The Curfew with The Weathercock. A new Operatic Piece, in Two Amts, is in reharsal. PRESENT, "Sir MARTIN PROWNE- FOL-K ES, Bart. M. P. in the „ Chair. Right Hon. Lord W.alpole Rev.. Henry Anson Itight'Hou. ‘Vrii. Windham • Charles Harvey, E-sq„ lion. George Walpole, M.P. Henry Hulton, Esq. Sit J. Lubbock, Bart. M.Y. L. Hesse, Esq. loseph Windham-, Esq. A. Savile, Esq. Robert FeHowes, Esq M.P. ' "Ehoridiaugli P. Gurdon, Esq. I: M. Lloyd, Esq. M. P. Thomas Wolter, , Esq. Richard -Paul loddrell. Esq. John William Lubbock, Esq. Ro,;er Wilbraham, Esq. theory Playtord, Esq. lohn hlotteux, Esq. Charles Beevor, Esq. • - Thomas Berners Plestow,Esq. William Barnard, Esq. -• • Rey. John Plestow Thomas Iliclwell, Esq. George Anson, ESq. John Cooper, - Esq: Edward Anson, Esq. . N. C. Collison, Esq. Rev. Charles Anson. , • • . ~ . , • • A SPig.NPIO WORK 1)-F$C1t1PTIVE OF. • I\IODER' 4 4. LONDON'. In One large and elegantAto. , ,Voin:ne, illustrated by Sixty Engravings, by the first Artists, plain and coloured, price Three Guineas in boards, MODERN LONDON : consisting of a Brief I listory of the Mctropolisof the British Ernpire, and of a full and circumstantial Description of, its present State ; illustrated by•beautiful charaderistic Engravings representing all the: Places of great: - pubfic'ltOort," and the principal' Buildings. • • - .• , „.• • This Work is the only existing Publication of sufficient. consequence and . authorit) .to illustrate.to Foreignels and Strangers the Splendour, ,Population,' and - Nlagni yule of the I:::gest 'City in the World:- Jr was pur. - ilishen ex-' Pressly with that .and.it- is calculated to convey to the femotest Nations the. clearest-Ideas relative to London.,,. and 1.(4 preserve the Recolletlion ?A' its 'most . interesting Pea iLliv;lo-those Persons who are or have been fa r iiiiliar With • them. • . Printed for R. Phillips; . 6, 'Bridge-street, Blackfriars, acid to be hadofall Booksellers and Deale;s in Books. • Of whom may be - laad;br the same Editor, price-ss, bound in red, The - Picture•or London for oso7. -- Also, The Ainbuiator ; A .c , uide.to the Environs of Lon ' don. A. new Edition, corrected,corrected,tojan. 1807, with Plates. l'hee gs. boards,• - • •' HEATRE _ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY, NAT, March 2, 1807; will be performed - • • OROONOEO ; Or, THE ROYAL SLAVE. • 0 rooneko, Mr. POPE; Abo4n, Mr. C. KEMB L E ; • - Captain Driver, Mr. EMERY; Imotndi, Miss SMITIi. wITo HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; ,• Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. On Tuesday, The Marra the World—Sir Pertitax MAC. syeofi:hant by Mr. Cooke; with the new Pantomime. • • A new Comedy called Town and Country, has been some tirde in rehearsal ; .due notice will be given of its first repre sentation. • The following . Resolutions, were unanimously agreed to, viz., That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that Sir j A COB HENRY. ASTLEY, Barr. and : EDWARD CiiKE, 11: bg . be recommended as joint Candi:lates to represent the County of Norfolk in Parliament on the present vacancy: • • Thar the sAid two Candidates be supported with the Votes and "I iitemsrs of the Trecholdias of the .County of Noriotk this (fay assembled. That tote Chairman be requested to summon another Nleet ing of the Freeholders resilent in London, if from circutn stances he shall (teeth such Meeting ex . peihent. That these ResolutiOns be. insertedin the Times, ,Morning Chronicle, Morning Post, Sun, and 'Traveller Ncwspapors:' - • • M.. 8. FOLKLS, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, . kesolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of thiS Meeting be given to Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart. for his able: colidUtt in the-Chair: THE NEW .PLAY,. This Day was published, price Half-a-Crown; rrHE CURFEW; a Play, in Five A6s, per , torming with great Applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. By, the late TOHN TOBIN, Esq. Author of The Honey Moon. Printed for Richard Phillips, No; 6, Bridge-street, Black friars, .and to be had of all Booksellers, • • !CT UALL INC; .0 FF;UL, • Feb, 2.3, tBi. • pEE, COMM S 1 - 6 NERSfor VICTUALL'ING' -.HIS M.IJESTY's NA Pl' do hereby give Notice, That en Wednesday the t tth of March next they will le rea4y to re. ceive Tenders, in wilting •( redid up), ; • for suiih. Q , lautities KILN-gal Ell Insiel.lsll 'PEASE as (lie respalve son: who may. tender the same can , engage to , deliver in 1 - 7.14. tifontits, ; file tj all charge and risk to Nis Majesty, in !s Ills Ma esty's Storei at r/Ymote,th ; and to be paid for by Bills, tayable, - with iverett, nine t !r:d,fys after date. Aft av ojer of a lest vial:sip? than Tweno , -five Quarters 7,111 be atteudd to ' This‘ Day was published, VOLOMETHILSI?(Tif, 11andspmelY - printed ,in Quarto, oil H iinC raper, price One Guinea and a Flair in boards, To the PROPRIETO , :S of EAST INDIA sTocK. LAniEs AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING had the Honour for many years pat of being a l)lator of the East India Company,"ajid reputedly placed in the Chairs, being now mit by rotation, I •b 6; leave to request the Honour of your Votes and Interest to be're-Chosen at the General Eledion in April next, and thould I meet with yoq r.Countenance and Support, I shall continue to exert my . utmost abilities in the Service of the East India Company • I have the Honour to be; . . ladies and Gentlemen.. • your most obedient humble Servant, 'W. DEVAYNES. Dover-street, Feb: 2Se 1L7.: • LONDON. HOSPIIAL. - A T a Special General Meettng.of the Governors 11 and Priends of The. LONDON HOSPITAL, hoiden at the London l'avern, this Day, 26th Feb. 147 ;• - W. MAIN W A.RI NG, Esq. Vice President, in the Chair: Resolved-, That it is highly desirable; • tor the. relief of the Poor and the advantage of the Public, that t he- kleans'of the, London Hospital shout d.be incteased,ln order to eictend the Benefit's it call afford. Resolved, That the Report of a Committeeof Governors; slow read, be made public, as an Appeal "to the Charitable and Humaite.tor their.assistance to this laudable purpose. Resolved, That a Subscriptitin be now opened. Resolved, That the following Gentlemen be added to the present Committee, to superintend the adnitionallienela6ions aud new Contributions, and to assist in increasing the i'unds and prOtooting 04 Utility of the Hospital. The following Gentlemen were then named by the Meeting: Joseph Cotton, Esq. -• E. Simeon, Esq. -• Claude Scott, bsq. W. Mellish, Esq. Shadwell Fry, Esq. I Hanbury, Esq. Sir R. Wigram, Bart. M. P. Hots. P. Pusey Wm. Mellish, Esq. M. P. John Wells, Esq., Ron. Niangles, Esq. Roebuck., Esq. • Sain. Thornton, Esq. Resolvec,i, Chat the Committee have liberty toadd to their number, and are requested to-pursue and carry into cited the • measures proper - for the useful -mid beneticent . ' purposes at his Meet Mg. _ • • . •Of a New Work, entitled r_ENERAL BIOGRAPHY; or LIVES of, the 'LT MOST Ell/11NEN , 1' ERSONS.of all Ages, Coun- tries, ,Conditions, and '.l'iofessions, arrangt4d ai;c2tding 'to Al phabetical Order ; .composed ' ' /dy 1. AIKIN, M.. l). Rev. THOMAS MORGAN', and • • iVr...j It is the particular .Purpose of this Work to afford a more chat aaetktic and impartial .Estimate, moral and intelleattal, of the Sithjects of Biographical Record, than - has Wtherto been done hi Publications ; and likewise to propor . tjan more justly the Length iiiputeness of the Narrative to the relative eonsevence of the 1 hdividual commemorated, Py attention to these Points, it .is hoped that sucli . a View has been given of all the most. coospiettous Ciiinacters in History and 1 iterature, : as may suffice for the I nstrudion and Entertaiiiiiit of yenera! IZealers, and preclude the Ne. CeFisity of cOnsitltiti a Viiriety of Authors. For the lisc of • those;who wi,ll to trialt,e More particular-Inquiries, and hike:. wise forthe purpose a t authenticating the Matter of Narra, Zion, Refere.reeS are subjoined to every single Article of the Sources whence the I nforination has been derived. Printed for ,j.•johnsati, St: .Maui's Church-yard; G. KearS; Icy, f icet.strect ; and B..Crost)y,, Stationers'-conrt, Ludgate. street.. Of whorri may be had, the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Filih Volunies of this Work, each' price One Guinea ar.d a Half in,boards . . . The Conditions of the Contraa ni.us bt . seen at the Sec; nag': Offire, or & aptlyintto Mr.lhoniss Miller, ilernt for the Vic_ . treading at IVmast,Q. • :.No regard Will be bad to any Te , :skr ih which the trice shall not be inserted in wards at lose, or that Sb•ill not be delivered t, the Board before One o'Clock on the .said Ifl-dnesda . Y the Ilth of larch next, nor sinless the Frrscn who makes the 1 ender, •or. 1r 'me Per on his behalf, attends, to am rzver,lvhen eated for. -EXPE.DITIONS HOLLAND ANN EGYPT, IN THE Y EARS. im " iBot. • A T=a SPECIAL MEETING of the COM MI TT E E .'appi,inted - for the Distritintion of the uNDS subscribed for the R LIEF of the.W I I); WS and ORPFIA NS of those who FELL on tho s e Expeditions, 'held here'tliis day, in consequence rif Public Advertisement ; ' General Sir THo NtAS TRIGG E, K.. 8. in the Chair, . It was Resolved,. That the state of the Receipts and Pay ments, made up to the . pst of Decemirr last and examine , ' and -passed tisy the Cornmittee, should be laid before a Celan-at Aleetinz of the Subscribers, to be held on Thursday the. sth .of March, at Twelve o'L.lock , at No. rs, North Audlt-y -stmet, Grosvenor—square, when .a Propos.a - I wilt be sub mitted to them for consolidating the twp 1-unds, which con tinue to be employed in ExchNuer Pills till wanted for cart ying into elled the intention of the Subscribers. JO EPH DOUGLAS, Secretary. No. xs, Norli Auciley:streztt, oFFIcE of ORDNANCE, Fe6rrta'r H, 13c)7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA. YESTY's 0 RDN4NCE do bereh give - That Pt,. totals n 2.411 he received . at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or he fore the 4th day of Mar‘b next, from such i!ersols as may be willing to Undertake the Stettly_of of IL; zcedoELM TI NI R.Jor 'SerVice of the R?yal : Car? lake Depiitment. at Waluich, of tbe size of So Feet at the least ; and ih.4 -1v6,1,r to be deliVeted into Stoic in the course of the ftitu:ng Three ilfoiths. Fit;:t•her Particulars, together with the.Tet ms and conditions of the Contras7,'nzay he knrwn upon application a't the Secretai/s OiLfice,in Pall Mall aforesaid, • any • Day •between the tionrs of 7co and, Four it' Clock, where the cp9sais are to be deli art ed, scaled-and enot;rted, " Protisals for Hewed Elm Timber;" but n 4 Proposal can : be admitted after the said _lth 09, of Mareb , iext;• at Twelve o'Clock at toort of the same Day, neither st. ! ili 0 ,01 Tender he noticed for less than 4 , Loadi, nor unless the ParCy making it, or an .dgcnt, in his behalf, attends, .• /y Order of the Hoard, • R. 11. CR EIP, Secreart.... Ites,)lvetl, That Petitions be preserftedfrOml OF": Governors to the Great Corporate and other Bodies: for ,Assistance, ior the purpose of establlshing . a Fitud of Endowment, to secure and perpetuate the Benefits of the liospital to their greatest extuot.. • • • • • • • LITERATURE - a.tin THE FINE ARTS. l'brtiary 2.6, IL-7. Resui,ved, That — every Benefatlion and Subscription, !tow ever saran the amount, viii be mast thankfully rece;vect tor ! the ficyqntal. AGRICULTURE• gEN&rAciroms SUSISCRIIIED AT THE MEETING WANTS a' SITUATION,. *as . FARMING STEWARD, a single Man, turned or 40; writes a good Hand, and understaikls Figures, ,Mensuration. &c. ;Is well experienced in all -branches of 4, riculture ; Breeding a fine Stock of each kind, and .Grazing, and is a good judge of Horses, Corm, and most kind •of Seeds,_ Grass and Hay ; growing Turnips iii great perfection ; iinproving Waste Land; Draining, P lanting,- and Watering Meadows a• Management ofiLanourers and Tradesmen. and could ad as House Steward. A Line by post for G:l4. Cross Keys, St. John street, Smithfield, will be duly attended to. GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, to begin • VrAwing 14th APR IL. 4 Prizes of ~ Czo,ooo - - ate . . „c 20,000 io,vo, Soon 2 jacr) . '.. .' . - « 10 ‘) 07, P's • SO .o 100 - 4' - - - - 5 0 - 2o:o goo() - - - 20 - 6e,000 3000 First-draNNii,Tickct 1.. i each . : - - 30,000 4- - - lu. - - jr., • • • 2c,0;0 Tickets klio,ooo Capitals Determinable : First-drawn Ticket, to Day - zo,ooo • • Ditto . . ad Day - _ 20 000 Ditto - . . 3d Day - 2 0000 Ditto - - 4th Day - Ditto - - ctli Day - - ro,ooo Ditto - sth Pay - - 10.000 TICKETS and StIA 12 ES e •are..un Offic Sale at every . Licence(' Lottry.c.. PRESENT PRICE: . • ' Ticket. - - - Z'l9 16 o Half - - lo 3 I :>'' - Eighth - ka 12 0 Quarter - 5 3 o Sixteenth - 6 6 Favourite NuMbers may he - sccurect at the flank, by making early Application at tile diflercnt Licensed Offices. 'No. 4, CORN HI LL, and No. 9, CHAR' NG , CROSS. BISH solicits the attention of the Public to I. . the SCHEME of the NE W LOTTERY. in another pan of this l'aper, which wil l be found to contain an unusual number of Capital. Prizes, with the novelty of -2, , ,00 1, being 'allotted to the First-drawn Ticket on each, of the fist four days, in addition to which the first poo•Tickets drawn out --tif the-Wheel are entitled -to tol. each, over end above any benefit that may he drawn against them • an early purchase is therefore nece ssary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is sure to be drawn - in the first four days. - Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety at tae above Offices, where Nos. 2 , 1 47, and 6,633, The Two last Floating Capitals ot 3 0 , c00 1. eac h , were both Shaled and Suld,• And where Twenty-one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last and present year. . •gr The Lottery begins the 14th of April. PATENT Sdfa and Chair Beds, Dining Tables, AL Brass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, containing d Set of Tables ; several new Inventions and exc-cltetit provements in Cabinet - and Upholstery Furniture; gracious_ ly patronized by the King, Queen. and Royal Family. BUTLER's is the Original Manufactgry, and he is the true Proprietor of the Patents (the Deeds -ot which may be seen - at his- Ware-roomS), has had the honour of executing: Orders in fashionable Furniture for great numbetS of the No 'bility and Gentry, many of whom have favourably conde scended to recommend his Manula6tory, knowing it to . he the Original. Window •Curtains, Drawing-room and Par lour Chairs, and every Article in the above Brandies, in a variety of elegant and fashionable Designs. 'flu: Fatent Brass • Screw Beds arc fixed with-the greatest casc. -- without tooL,. or tacks or nails in the Furniture. • Particular attention to useful' Improvements in Furniture for the Gentlemen of-the Army and Navy: end for Exports- tion. • Musquito Net Beds of various kinds .fur the East and. West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, and all kinds cf Bedding, always ready at BUTLER's WAREfIoUS I], Nos. 13 and 14, Catharine-street, Strand.—Please to , bo a Brick-front House. ............_.._. _ _ _ 1.. t. and R. Mangles 315 o Geo. Scott - tos o Truritan t ilannury,Co. 315 o C.Smitit, I&L.Currictos o I. and I. Conic 2ii u Sir W Praer, Pt. 50 0 T. W. Coupe - . •31 to I. M. It.llkeS - 51 to MAria Coope - 3t to Gilt. 1 - lilddart" 52 to Hannan Coope - jt, to J. liodclart, jun. •31 lo f\lAry Anne Coope 31 to Win. - Wallis 5 2 1 0 David Scott and Co. -5z to I) Itarclay,Walthain. $2 .10 Davt.d. Scott . . - 31 to George Godwin , 5° 0 R. Bonham - 4 ' -. 1 to R. Mit s • - 5z to S. H:d . tWel I ••• 3 t to E. Sinkon - ' sz to john ituieS - 31 10 jolur Wells , .. 52 1 0 ' S. 1 hormon 5210 ' Wm. Wells - 52.. to H. M. Thornton - 31 10 lo.hn iVl'Taggart .• '5O 0 Wm, Thornton 3r to 'less.: (regsun • - so: o .john. Thormon .31 to • 10iin-ThompSon 52 ro .C. H,._ Turner ) • • .-,•-- U s sher - 52. to • Ssin.. laAson . .1 ~ J. Thentthwaite 31 to H. Charrington i s, Wm.. Robinson . 1 1 to -.Q. Harris . . - ' t - 630 0 MISS WOltilialhazn -.31 to T. kowcroft -1- - • -I. M. %Vold' • -31 to Win. Davis 3 - 3 l 3l lb Sir W. Curtis, Bart." to; n 'l'. Vision, jun to to Robarrs,Curtis,&Co. 105 - 0 - p,i in .B„ o h ;ott zt a Harman, and Co; - 10 5 0 A. Calvert - 3 i to Ed. airman 3 1 to T. King - jf 10 H. Harman - 3 1 10 R. Wesrby Hall 31 to W. 'zi. FrYandW. Fry .141 to• Matthew. Warton 31 to Sims and Son to; 0 • It. Pretwooct 31 to 'H.-Goodwin . - los 0 . E. & 1. Goodhart e 3 o H. R . G oo dwi n ' 31 to G. H. Hahn, ann. . r 5 5 •G. Bowles - los o Sir W. Blizard, Knt se 5 Rev. D. Glasse .tu. to T. lilizard - 20 5 Hon. P. I'u6ey, ann. 5 5 Dr. Cooke - 31 to Sir R. Wigrain, Bart. 1 0 5 . o 1: - Hodgson, jun 31 io W.Mellish, Esq.M.P. 105 o lona Atkins 3) to Mrs. Salmon - 5 .0 lonn Locke zt 0. I A. Baring - 31 to T. Drane - 2F 0 I'. Free - 31 10 Ed. Smith - 10 10 R. Connop - 31 to Robert Batson .., 10 10 Wm, Mein..., Shadwell los 0, H. Blackburn - s 5 Roebuck, 13,:w, and Co. 5o o T. Eastman - I, to RcsolVect, That the 'l;hanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman Rowcroft, for 1115 active and judicious Con duet in the'llusinesint this day. Resolved, That tlie. Thanss of this Meeting be given to ' IV. 'Mainwaring, Esq. fothis able and imparti..l Conduct in i , the Chair. - . ‘ • • - By Order, JOHN lON ES, Secretary. Subscriptions are received by the'Trcasurcr W. H. Pelly, Esq.; . Mr.' Julies, Secretary, Ne►v.courr, Crutched-Friers ; Mess. Nlainwaring and Co. and ►Mess ihddero and Co.:ban kers, Cornl►ill.; Mess. '('ekes, Sinith,' and Co,..;6arts, Curtis, and Co. C. 1 - 1. Turner, Esq. ; and ►Mess. Durrivn and Co. • LE -BEAU MONDE; . or, LITERARY AND FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE,- the h(th Number en which is now publishing, price zs. 6d. submitted with confidence to the judginelt of an enlightened and discerning Public. For original and valuable Corninunrcations in every walk of - polite Literature, and-, tOr interesting and c. r ous Varieties of the Age, •no Work of a similar kind win be found to possess s.l roi - mer claims - on the attention both of the Fashionable and the Learned orld. The Ornamec.tal Department of the Fifth Number cow prises. an Portrait of Fits Royal Highness, the late Duke of Gloucester, froth a Painting by that eminent Master Sir Win. Reechey, and the Prigs IS.engrave:l in a style of su... perior excellence by that distinguished Artist Scriven ; the fashionable Costume of the Month for Ladies and Gentle-. 'mei., and a modern Curricle, tollow the Portrait, all of • which are beaUtifol!y coloured, designed, and execu v recFWit - Ii a degree of taste and elegance ntver attempted .in any similar Publication. The limber; iislmientS of tut:. preceding N-usn -be'rs of this valuable ari‘l popular Work consiat of Portraits-of AlajtaetY. His Royal Highness Cie, • Piince of %Vales, ~.Dukes or York and Clarence, and other splendid p 1 nts. Published by 1 13. Bell and CO. No. tr, Catherine-street, 1-Strand ; cud may be had of all- the Booksellers and -Newsmen' in the On the tst of,March,lB67, will he published (price Vi), No.- of anew and suinkb_.PeriGdical Work,. withspfen,rul Erafiellishmen'ts„clititled, METE 'CABINET; or, Monthly Report Of•POlite 1 - Li:era/ we. duelortihg a Review of Books; and ::coin panied by a Cabilu..t. Edition separately paged and ornament ed).of the most popular English Pl. 4s ; with Anecdotesand Annotat'ions, Biographical, Critical ) anti Dramatic. The Coißents or lhas Work will be arranged underthe several heaiis of : Biography, the Arrs-, Criaici•rn. 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