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1 1 --- _,. ; e ft -t,-,A . 4C, 4 0 . 0 G~ ice, '•^ 0 , ; - I\ • , t. xt . 4 .4 , 0 I. • t • t ei/;47 - - S UNG •%-• it 9.1„4,),kt I 1, 1 1I li)! r 41i'\''W' V. \ • .1,1 1 t-741 _. NUMBER 4523.] THEATRE, ROYAL DRURY-LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, March i 6, 1807, i will be performed ' • THE ,CURFEW. • The Music comimised by Mr. ATTWOOD. • NORMANS ; Hugh De Tracy, Mr. BARRYMORE ; . _ Robert; 'Mr. BANNISTER ; ''.. Bertrand, Mr. H. SI DDONS ; . • , • Walter, Mr , PEN LEY; • Philip, Mr. EYR E ; Dunstan, Mr. COOKE ; • Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ; • I'lorence 'Miss DUNCAN. . • • DA-N,Es.. . Fitzhardi6g, Mr. ELLISTON ; ' ..-fJ.: Armstrong; .MY. PALMER; 4. s. -.- •• Conrad, My. ,MATHEVVS ; - '' • •Herman, Mr. CARLES. After which,• third time, a new Operatic Piece, called THE YOUN"G HUSSAR; -. --Or,- LOVE AND MERCY. The Overture and Music composed byllr. Kelly. The Characters " by . - wi t ; EL LISTON, Mr..EYRE, Mr. CHERRY, Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DICIJUM, Mr. FITZSIMMONS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOVVE, Mrs. BLAND. To-morrow, The Curlew ;. with The Ydung Husiar ; or Love aid Mercy. ' 3 _ _ ~ . THEATRE ii()Y.A.L. COVI.NT-GARDEN. • r rO-MO R ROW :EVENING, . MN - di' 17, 1807, will be. performed 'TOWN AND COUNTRY; Or,'WHICH IS BEST? The princi at Charaders by 11tURRAY,. ICEMBLE; Mr. BRUNTON, Mr.C:KEMBLE, Mr. FAwcETT, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. BEVERLY, Mr. EMERY, Mrs. 91.0VER, Mrs. MATTOCkc.S t Miss BRUNTON,, Mrs DAVENPORT, Mrs. EMERY, Miss TYRER, The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON, The Epilogue by Mr.,FAWCETT and Mr.BLANCHARD: WITH ' H ARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal charaders, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; Colin afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING • and Mr. 80. LOG NA, jun. ; Avar6, afferwardS Plintaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. GRIMALDI ; (Mash, Mr. MENACE I • ,Cabin. Boy (with a Son;;). Master SMA L LEY ; Boies 6 Columbine, -Miss SEARL E. St-mnd Price 35.—Pit 3s. bd. Second Price zs.— Caller 2s. Second Price ts.—Upper Galleryls. Second Price 6 d.—No Money to be returned. Pi aecs for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart. street. /Ul The Doors to bz opened at Half-past Five, and begi n a t f-past Six. - • • LAST WEEK. TI 4 EATRPROYAI,,.COVENT-GARDEN. N WEDNESDAY NEXT,' March 18, 1807, will be. performed the Grand DETTINGEN TE DEUNI. With the Air of " Holy Iloly Lord," by Mrs. • Diekons. Arid TWO' MISCELLANEOUS ACTS, From the Compositions of the most favourite Authors: in ' which - Mr. Braliam will introduce, for the Third-Time, the admired new Song of • The Battle of Maitizt.' Written by Sir G. Dallas, - and Composed by Mr. - Rauzzini. AND -#4 . GRAND MOTET, Cempose4 by the , eelebrated Nrlnzirt. 'End of Part Steinelt's favourite Concerto on the Pedal Harr, by Master. Horn, Pbpil .of Mr. May'r. • And.on .Fyiday the 2at h, the First Ad of The CREATION. :With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DI CKONS. With C°P4 P°sed by 1 0 • SP 4-1 HAYI)N, M.D. Oxon. Two Grand Miscellane ou s Ads, as perforined on - fild "- ay la st .— To conclude with the Coronation Anthem, o d Save the King.' End of Part 11. a Concerto on the Violin by Mr. Ashley- Principal Vocal Pertbrmers, Mrs. DICKONS;4fis. BLAND, Signora GRIG LI ET'. Mr: GR A H AM, Mr. EVENS, Mr. PYNE. fir. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY. Mr. ASLILE4, LeacitT'of the Band. The r e Orpn, Mr. J: ASHLEY. maind e r of the Band, and the Chorusses (wllich are, numerous and coinplete), by the approved Pertinniers. Nitie • °'"rs to be op en ed at Six ; begin at Seven; Half-price at Bo ox es 6 s.—Pit 3s. ed.—Gallery as.-Upper Gallery ts. lace-s for the Boxes to be taken of . Mr. Brandon, •at the ,1"O i n Hart-street. I' or the accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical Or- ' chestra will be added to the pit. TWO NEW PLAY. • This Day was published, price lialf.a-Crown, HE CURFEW a Play, in Five A&s, pep- Lrur fo with great Applause ftt the Theatre Royal, yhitlng wA. • By the late IOHN TOBIN, Esq. l Author of The Honey Moot,. Printed for ItiLlaard Phillips, N 0.6, Bridge-streei . , Black friars, and to be ha.l of all Booksellers. • THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY was founded on the Union, in rtor, by some . ot the first Bleachers inireland, to oppose the riew and in)urious system of whiten ing with muriatic acid, which destroys the fabric; they have 11 0 House in this' Country but No. 4, Bloornshury.square; near Southampton-street, leading to Holborn, • Th eT i e il ju t ) Article but Irish Uneus, and not less Vitc,e of 2 5 yards ; each Piece is warranted as to fabric, and lo be bleached on the grass, and the Money returned if a fault aPpeats. _ Cash, as usual, for Bank of Ireland Notes—lool. ""Vish Produces them abOve trzl. in Ireland, which is taken rating the Goods, and no second price made. *** Orders executed with punduality. • 1. ()'B RI EN, Agent to the Company,. NIL CHRISTIE very •respeafully apprise s t h e Nobility and Public, Patrons of the Fine• Arts, and the Admirers and Friends of the late lames ,I3ayry, Esq. R.A. in particular, that on THURSDAY NETT, the igth Inst. av rwelve o'Clock, he will submit to Polylic Sale AI; L. the. FINI SHED and UNFINISHED PAINTINGS of that great Genius and distitwuished Artist, including•his grand and i kt a ti j 'inl.ir.ed chef-d'oeuvre, the Pandora . eillqwed by the . icn Deities, the V • An- dt'onierm, a Portrait (head (3nly ) of v , lc enus . . rer esti oamuel Johnsen, a stain; Likeness, and other in. Libr ar n g Pe rformances, "At the same time will be Sold his rei a ,4 o t 1130oki, consisting chiefly Of rare and curious Traels May 1V1a11,.. b: , t i t.le History Desc and Pradice °lbis Art. ; leWeel, and riptive Catalogues. had, infall 01(. IN 1 'AL SKETCf-lES, S•'umEsl - • , &i: • , TO BR SOLD 11Y AUCTION, Bona Hß, At his Great pailii 'ma I I STIE l, on t riday next, at Twelve o'C lock, A 41' the ORIGINAL SKETCHES A • d 4 .IL tII\4OIIED W ORKS of that .eininent nd admire and UN nist 1 0 1 - IN itric i r a st ur _ s 7 a ii ii g a i lts; rh7,;,7;sEl-L, Esq R.A, deceased, eal ' nPrisirg b al r i at t e h cl e l ald 'Designs far his cleg.iiit and cele ,thlginal Studies from Nature, together with a small ColleCtion of Prints, Praister, Cast, and Lay Figures , also, an unique Planisphre of the Moon, formed by actual observ 4 ,,,, is 011 that Planet. • May be viewed twi, 1) • • •d• • the Sale, zud. Cata . b ays prece Li% lopes had, in Pail .',;41. • • (--• March 3, 1807. • rTHE GOVERNORS of the . LONDON HOS k VITAL find themselves called upon to interest the Public in general • in, fivour of tills • meritorious Establish= ritrit of Charity, and hope to eiliericoce the liberal support which the Cause of the Por and Afilkted reqUires at this time. . . The Hospital is a spacious and convenient Building, well adapted to fulfil the intention of the benevolent Founders, containing:. Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly four Hundred Patients : only Seven Wards can be opened, ph•ac countof the low state of the Funds Of the House. Front the Reports ihePhysicians and Surgeons it appears that on every day appointed for the admission of Patients, numbers ofdistressed Objeas apply, ,nom the Attending Committee' are obliged to refuse ; they can select only the Most urgent cases--forty -nine Miserable Persons were sent away.in - the last week—of these many. must sink prema turely vidims to IN> Sickness dr Disease under which they labour. . , This Institution is situated in the midst of a most popu lous NeighbOurhood, in which tne Poor are very numerous,• and opulent Residents but few ; on a nigh road et great traffic ; And its the distriCt of the Sea,taring..part of the Com.. munity, whose applications for Relief in their inan Casual ties are continual; and most particularly require and deserve attention andassistance. Unfortunate Sufferers`are rei.erved at any hour of the day or night without ()Lila reLonlinenda tion than their necessity and distress. The. interior arrange ment is'eonducted on the tnost hum and judicious plan. Theadditional Expence of opening ALL the Wards, which would be productive .of .such incalculable benefits to the Poor, and advantage to the Public, will be shill, c,inpared with that attending any - new Institution. Ihe Building is complete ;. the several Oflicers.and.Attendints are appoint ed ; and except in the particular of Maintenance, little more than the present E xpences will be incurred by the Relief Of nearly, 250 additional Patients. Tie Public at large benefits greatly fiom these useful. Establishthents. They are the principal schools for the for mation of• Surgeons, and the best for Medical Practitioners, so necessary to the Army and Navy, where the Want or a suf.. ficient number of skilful arid well-practised Professors has long been severely felt. IVP.2n the Governors refleft on the advantages tn be scour,. ed by an assistance,sutfic.ent tor the Permanent Endowment of tnis Charity, and consider the generous compassion pre• valent in all classes, they feel a confidence that every Inch- Vid&ial, and many Public Bodies, will be happy to contribute in their degree to this pious and useful '%vork, and that the Metropolis will.hold forth, on this, as on so many other oc casions, a glorious example of useful beneficence: Ever} , lienetacti:Ari, however small the amount, will be roost thankttdiy accepted for the Hospital. by Otder of the Special Committee, TUOMAS Roweßovr, Chairman. Beriefaaions subscribed at the Meeting, 16th February • - zoo S ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. London Dock Comp. soo o 1. Stein, Gower-streat 31 to - Executors of--- lioi- Florence. Young - 3t 1 0 land, Esq deceased sz to Sir F.l3aring,Bt.M.P. iio o H. H. Pelly, Esq.' 105 o Baring, B rot h ers 10s * Mrs. Turner, Blooms- ' J.Wilson,Chiswell-st. 31 to bury - .- les . o —'hash, ~per Rohatts John Woolrnore, Esq. and Co. - 31 to M. P. - 52, to Thomas - Dickason, sen.s2 to Albert Pell - 31,10 J. bickason, jun. 52 10 Geo. Green . . 5z to T. G.. Ellis - 31 to Jos. Fry - - 31 so T. Nobler, Lincolu's- W. Steinmetz ' - ... 31 to Inn ' - 5- la Sikes, Snaith, & Co.. 52 to 1. Stockwell - 3 1 to Themsou Bonar - 52 to E; Fry - 31 10 J C. Weguelin - 31 10 Fletcher and Son sz to Hesketh Smith - 31 to I. Angerstein - 3 1 to Rev. W. 1 ephson 5 5 E. Parkins; Mark/Jane 31 to jines Dawson Harris 31 to N. E. Kinderleys 21 " o Miss E. Harris - 31 to B. Pearce . .31.10 Q. Harris, jun. - 31 to Isaac Currie -3/ 10 Birch; Wright, &Co. 52 to John Lefevre . - 31 to T. .ancl- G. Anderson, , , G. Norman, Biomley Philpot-lane - 63 o Common - so 5, G. Sharp, jun. john Tho mson - 52 to W. Sharp, Thread- 63 o A. H. Th omson .;tlO needle±street . lohnHughes,Guildfordsz to S. Vachell, Bow -. its to Geo.Byng, Esq...M.P. H.' H. Duke of Glou. Annual - to To tester - .- so 0 ohn Woodcock Earl of Moira - _ sz to . lackson,Esq._ . M.P.s2. to ... T. Smith, sz, Fen- eirys,Wel is Sc. - Green 3is o church-street ' 31 to 311. tos. Const►tutes a Governor for Life. • 51.. ss. An Annual Governor., - • Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer H. li. Pelly, Esq. ; by the Committee, at the Hospital, Mile-End-road; Mr. tones, Secretary,' Crutched- Friars ; C. H. Turner, Esq.. Limehouse ; Messrs. Mainwaring and Co. ; Messrs. Bolder° and Co. ; Sikos, Snaith, and Co. ; Dorrien and Co. ; and Robarts, Curtis, and. Co. Bankers ; by Mr. A. High more, Haydon-Square, Agent to the Special Committee; and by Martin, Stone, and Co. Bankers. 111 OND A Y, MARCH 16, 1807. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ANIMATED in the. most sensible manner by the repeated assurances of . support which icontinue to res.eive, I must again express my warmest gratitude for such additional and disinterested marks of favour. I have already humbly submitted to you my pretensions to fill a seat in the 'Direction The experience of a great por tion of my life in the Compan. ; 's service; combined with en. tire leisure, constitute the grounds of those pretensions ; more 1 cannot offer, and more I am - sure you do not require in a Candidate, ,to enable him to discharge the duties of this im portant station ; but I May, I trust, without presumption, give you my solemn assurance, that in the event of my sue ,cets (and the reception I have met with in my canvass leaves Me no room to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the utmost and the whole of my time be devoted to the fulfil ni;.iit of every - duty connected with the prosperity of the East Imlia Company.. Ttrugf that those Proprietors to whom I have not y s et paid my respeds,. will not impute the apparent neglect to any other than the real cause, the extensiveness of the Canvass. I have the hon Our to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, • • Your most obedient and obliged humble Servant, •Birchin-lane, Feb: 11, 1807. ,ROI4k:RT W LIA 4 , 15. N.B. Captain Williams's.Committee meet every Wednes day, at the King's }lead Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend' from Eleven to t tve o'Clock, by whom any communications will be thankfully received. . FOURTEENTH OF APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE 1.0 FTERY 'BEGINS DRAWING, And contains Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds in Sterlir.K Money. THIS is the most extraordinary SCHEME ever produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dentedNutnberof Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery-Olfice a Temple: of Wealth ; Every Adventurer is in.the Road to Riches; Every Ticket drawn Lltli April will ti e a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. - 4 Prizes - of 420000 - are - -,(So,000 4-- - - - , 40,000 . ' 20,000 4 - sOO3 .100.2 b 10 - - - - - - - 3000 - - - 20 3000 First-drawn Tickets to each - SOO -, SC' Soto 3000 loco 6a,000 30,003 25,0';0 Tickets ‘2 5 0,000. First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day 7 - 20,000 Ditto ^d Day 20,000 Ditto - - - 3d Day - 20,000 . Ditto - - 4th Day - 20,000 Ditto - - - ith Day - to r o,o Ditto , - - 6th Day 10,0,0 TICKETS and SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. The 'First-drawn 'ficket will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. TO BE LET,T, And Entered Upon.at Lady-Day next, or sooner, if required, COMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, 'in the Village of Hagley, in - the County of Worcester. The House consists of a large .Hall, Breakfast-Room, Dining; Royun, and Drawing-Room, Housekeeper's. Room,, Closets,- and every Convenience ; Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder; )3 rewbouse, and Servants' Hall ; - Stabling for eleven. liort;e§, and a double Coach-house, with other necessary' Out buildings ; rife Lodging Rooms Upon the First Floor,; , and tour u oon'the Attic,' besides MO for the &len SerVants ; a good Staiftase all the way up ; Attics as good as the other. Rooms,'and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen ; a gor , d wailed Garden, Shrubbery, and about ti Acres of Land ; two Fish Pools, and a Green--house. The above House and -Lands are situated in Hagley, in the County .of Watiaester, and near adjoining to Hagley Park aid the Clent Hills ; and there is a good PacA of Harriers within about a mile, and are distantabout three miles- front Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which latices' there is an excellent Turnpike Road, and near the' Coal Mines. • For a view of the'Premises, apply to John Taylor, near 'the same ; and for Particulars, to Mr, bun Watkins: the Proprietor, at Northampton, near Worcester ; or to Mn.esbs Itobens and Baker, Solicitors, in Bewitley. Z . lcco Soo, STATE LOTTERY. 4' Prizes of. - lo Prizes of -• 4 - - lo,coo - - '- 4 - - - - sOOO Sze. &C. Zce. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, ,and No. 12, Charing-cross, are selling the TI CK ETS,and SHARES of the present State Lottery, to begin Drawing_ the 14th of next Month. • This' Lottery contains an unusual number of the highest Capitals, and g►ves to the first Three &'housand Tickets 101. each, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn against them. SHARED BY HORNSBY and Co. In the last Lottery. • No. :9,544, a prize at zi , ,0001. in fifteen Shares. • 6716, a prize of sii*ol. in five Shares. . . 1350, a prize, of sciol. is nine "Shares.. 44, a prize of 5601, in sikteen Shares. Like.vise in former Lotteries, No. 3:,978, and No. 42,569, both prizes of 30,0001. and Twolinn.ired and Thirteen Prizes from coal, to 30,0001. have been shared and sold by Hornsby ant Co. r pH E TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, I. EIUFITHS, and SI xT EENTIIS arenow Selling, at the lowest prices t•and the Money for the prizes paid on demand. , . . • The Scheme contains much novelty, and is highly approT ed of. The Drawing begins on the 4th or Next Month, with a 20,0001. ist drawn, Ist day ; 20,0001. ad day ; ao,oool. 3d day ; 2°,0,01. 4th day ; to,oool. 5111 day ; 6th day. Orders by Letter or Carrier executed exadly on the same Terns as if present, at either of their licensed State Lottery Offices, 16, cornhill, 5; Charing-cross, and St. Margit., rat's Fllll, Borough. TO BE LETT BY AUCTION, for aTertnof Years, on Wednesday the 2sth Day of March, 'BO, A: the George Inn, in Warrington, aOix o'Clock in' the Evening, sub eCt to such Conditions as shall be ;hen and there pro, LL those Capital WATER CORN MILLS, called M E RSLY MILLS, situated at Howley, near ‘Varrington, in the County of Lancaster; together with the Dwelling-House, COttages, and Land thereunto belonging. Mersey Mills are lately ereded, with twenty Pair of Stones complete, seven Dressing Machines, and one Screen, and are very advantageously situated upon the Navigable River Mer— sey. Application for inspeaion of the Premises may be made to Mr, Smart, at the Mills. THE NEW REVIEW. This Day was published, Price Half-a-Crown, to be continued Monthly, forming Two Volumes; at the gross annual Expence of Thirty Shkl- slings, THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or, 'LITERARY CENSOR, for Mar - ,.:11 1807 ; containing Analyses, Criticisms, and Opinions, of New Books,.linglish and Fo reign, written .By LOWERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. The, Contents of this Number will best bespeak the Variety, the Complenness, the Novelty, and the Prompti. tude, which it is intended shall super-eminently charaCterize this new Critical- lournai. CONTENTS of No. 111. • ' THEOLOGY. Maltby's Sermon . at Cam brige. Serious Address to the Paro chial Clergy of England. Style's *moil on the Divine Essence. Bibliorheca Sacra : or, Die tiomary of the Holy Scrip tures. 'Dickinson's Sermon on the - Death cf the Bishop of A saph. Hawtrcy's Sermons. Barry's Works. jURISPRUDENCE. Chitty's Treatise on Bills of Exchange. Rowe's Vindication of Black stone's Commentaries. Ab;idgment of Modern De errninaticis in the Courts otLawand Equity(Vol.6.) MEDICINE. johnston's Practical Obser vations on Urinary Gravel and Stone. BIOGRAPHY. •' Life of Washington (conclud ed). Memoirs of a Traveller (con "eluded). PoSTRIS. 'Mant's Poeths. Laurence's . Miscellaneous PiOdUCtiOnS, POLITICAL ECONOMY. jarrold's Dissertation on Man (concluded). znuetrtolg.: Ensor's Independent Man. POLITICS: History of the Westminster and Middlesex Eledions: A Letter to Mr. Whitbread. tIISCKLLANIES, The Bioliog,rapiiical . Miscel. Burdor's .Oriental Customs (Vol. 2). • PO.EIGN LITERATURE. HOLLAND. Disputatlo • H istorico.critica de M. T. Time, M. T. Cieeronis Liberto. Luctovici Caspari Valckenaeri Diatribe de Aristobulo Ju clxu. Philosophy Peripate. tico Alexandruio. GERMANY. Beytmege .zur Gesehiclite der Erfindungen .s‘c. Contributions to the History of Inventions and Discoveries. Schneider's Kritisches Grie chisch.l4utsches Miner buCh,Sce. A Critical Greek and German DiCtionary, calculated to assist those who. peruse the Profane G ree k Writers. Comrnentarius perpetuus et plenus in Orationem M. Tullii Ciceronis, pro M. Nlarcello., R Reise der ussischkaiserli chenausserordentlichenGe-' samitschatt, &c. journey of the Imperial RUssian Embass j to the Ottoman Porte. H T S TOR Y. Horne's History of the Bel gian Republic. Stuttertteint's Account of the Battle of Austerlitz: VOYAGESA.Na TRAVIi4s. Hall's Travels in Scoekl, by an unusual route, THE j) AMA. Sidtions's Illustrdtions of Rhe torical Gesture: nu' Adion. OPERA Kenny's False zdarms ; an pera. NovFL's AN a ROMANCES. Donald. . . Baron - De ralkenheim. • Lathwn's unman Beings. I amieson's Ballads. Oxford: Printed and ptshed by. Slatter and Monday, Itigh-Street ; sold by I. - ighton, Cambridge ;by Ratch ard, Symon(ll, Phillips, RiCharclsons,•_and all other Book-, sellers in London; and supplied regularly with the'other Monthly Publications by'all Booksellers, Newsmen, Post masters,- and PeZers in Books in every part of the British Empire, [PRICE SIXPENCE. ,~ PICTUALLING.VFFIC E, Feb: 16,-ite7 THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 25th of Match next, they will be ready to reeff..e Tenders, wilting (sealed up), and treat for Two qundred Tons of LIYEgPOOL, or coarse grained' CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of equal go2oitress And for Eight Hundred Tons OfC HESHIRE BAY SALT the largest grain „or Salt of equal vodness, of which the Perspor who make the Tenders are Yo produce Samples ; to be delivered into flis Majesty's Vit7u.tl ling Storer at DePtfird, one-half by the 31st of .716 , next, and the remainder 6y the 3oth of September following, JIM of all charge and risk to Hir Maje.gy, except that, the Contraaor will be alllowed 2.5• lid. per Tot for Porleragi of the Salt from the irbarj to the Store's ; and to be paid for by Bills, pqyable,:tvith Interest . ninety days after date. The Conditions of the ContraFi may be sern at the SecretaPy'r Office, a! this Office; w by alp f. ).ing to the allcaors of the Sail Duties at Liverpcol, and at Aliddlotricb, Cheshire, rester- tive(y. Nu regard ~ .1411 be had IQ an) , Tender in which the 1" ice zhal: not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered. to the Bo:zrd before, One o'clock on the said Thursday, the 3.5... h of March next, nor unless thi.Persan who makes the Tei:der, or some person on hir beim,/ L'attends, to answer, Ruben called for, • This Day was published, in One Vol. Svo. price 7s. in bds.. A New Edition, Correaed by the Author, of -- HE CRrrERION ; or, Rules by which- the.. True. Miracles recorded in the NeW te, , tainent are chs- • tinguishcd froWhe Spurious Miracles of Pagans and Papists. •By 101-IN DOUGLAS, D.D. Lord Bishop of Salisbury, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in t h e strand. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Two Vols. Svo. price 14s. boards,- OBSERVATIONS on . the FAIRY QUEEN of SPENSER. ,By THOMAS, WAIZTON . , A. M. Fellow of Trinity -College, and E'rofessor of Poetry in the University of Oxford. A New Edition. _ _ London.: Printed for and sold by R.llntton, G race-church street ; •cind T. Ostell, 3, Ave-Maria-lane. • ---- Till's Day was published, in FoarVolg. 17.1 w). price ;I bds. THE CONVICT; or, NAI, Y LIEUTENANT• a Novel. By Mrs. PARSONS. Author of "'The MiSerand_his Family,"" Murray House,'.' - " The Mysterious Brentford : Printed . tbr.P. Norbury ; and sold by T. Os: tell, 3, Ave-Maria.laue. - Where way' he had, just published, Virtue and Vice; a Novel. .Vols._ tzrno. 95, Pilgrim of the Cross, 4 Vols. tzino. Children of Error, z Vols. tzmo. This Day was published, . In Three Vols. zitio, price izs. boards, IHE MYSTERIOUS WANDERER; a Novel ; . dedicated by permission to the Right Honourable Lady Elizabeth Spencer. By SOPHIA REEVE. London : Sold by_S. 1-ligtiley; 24, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Ricivardsons, 4xcliAnge ; and Didier and Tebbetz, St. laines's-strea. Where may be had, Galatea, a Pastoral Romance, rrom the French of Monsieur Florian, by 'Mis's Highley ; dedicated by permission to the Marchioness of Salisbury, one vol. foolscap Svo. priCe boards. This Day was published, price Bs. boards, AN INTRODUCTION to BOTANY, con- Wiling an Explanation.ot the Theory of that Science, extracted from the Works of Lionaus, with an Appendix and Glossary. By JAMES LEE, • Nurseryman at the Vineyard, 1-larnmersmith. - A New Edition, Corrected and Revised by - C. STEWART' Member of the Linnwan Society, London ; of the Nat. his tory Society, Edinburgh and 'author of Elements of Natural History,_in Two Volumes. • Edinburgh : Printed for Alundell; Doig, and Stevenson T. Ostell,Ave-Maria-lane, London; and Gilbert an d H o d ges, and M. Keen; Dublin. PALM SOAP IN THE GREATEST PERFECTION. SBERRY having made great Improvements in his . well-known PALM SOAP, recommends it with re. newed confidence to the Nobility and. Gentry.; prepared from that' sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the - pleasautiicsspf the Perfume,. and delicacy, of its use, has merited the atten tion and patronage of many of the first Families, and 'is esteemed a valttarble discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing, and preserving the skin from the heat of the sun ; and is also found an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp frosty air. • Sold in Squares and Balls, is. each, with the words " Sa muel Berl)" on the Wrapper. The, Proprietor recommends it as the bestSoip for shaving, producing a line soft lather, proper for tender Faces, in round Cakes, is. each. Prepared and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, Greek street, Soho ; and, try his appointment, at the principal Per turner's in London and (litter= Towns in the three King doms. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and Their tormenting itching instantly removed, by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheurnatisrns, Palsies, Gouty Affedions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown, or ne gleded, and the Chilblains have adually broke, WHIT E HEAD's FAMILY C 1 RATE will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. It is equally efficacious in ulcerated Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring worms, Shingles, Breakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eye-lids; Sore and - Inilamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds ; Sore Heads, I.ld Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every is.. scription. Prepared and sold by R. JOHNSTON. Apothecary., No. 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at as. 9(1. each—the. Cerate at ts. lid. Sold by every Ale dicihe Vender in the United Kingdom. *** The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the Name of R. Johnston inserted on it. FOR RHEUMATISMS,.SPkAINs,CfiILbLAINS,.&, ; .. • Dr. STEER's OPODELDOC. THIS MEDICINE, from its extraordinary Effi cacy, is justly entitled to did reputation has so 1614 acquired above every other Preparation Of the kind; By ,its warm, penetrating and attenuving qualities, •it is found to be the most powerful application in Rheumatism, Spasms, and Palsies ; as also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprains, Buins, Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous Insects ; it is palicularly recommenited.in Contusions, occasioned by 7 Gun-shot Wounds, and to refresh the Legs and Feet after long exercise in walking. It speedily removes Chilbaino, , and, if used in time, will prevent theta 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-yard, London, in B:ntleS, price as. pc.. each ; and, by then' appoint - Merit, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow chtircb yawl ; Bacon and Co. tio, and Allen, 76, .9 xford-smer ; Wade Old Bond-street ; bayley and Co. Cockslitir-Street ; Middle-row,Ward, HolbOrn ; Randall, Royal ENchange ; Clarke, Borough High-street ; and j. Harris, at the Corner of L u::gate-street. N . B. Observe that the Woras." F. Newbcry, No. 45. St. Paul.':;," are engrave:: the ..-;tazny.