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L - 0 %V E Miss. Godfrey, bliss KELLY ; ~ Kitty, Miss Ti DSW ELL. c • oxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 2s. Second- Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se (ond Price 6d.— No Money, tobc returned. • b Places fur the boxes to be tak e n at the Box-office; in Little • 1 / 4 ussel-street. Doors to be - opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at nalf-piist On Monday, Inkle and 'Varlet) ;- with The Wood Dmon. THEATRE R(ArAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • ON MONDAY -NEXT,. -May. 25, 1807, will be peitormcd CORIOLANUS; Or, THE ROMAN Coriolauus, Mr. X EMB LE ; - Volumnia, Mrs. SIDDONS, (Being the last time of her acting this Season). wITIt HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; Of, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Clutraders, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; olin v afterwards harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr.' BO LOUNA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Pantaloon*: Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Squire Bugle, afterwarOs Clown, Mr. G RI MA LDI4 Oddfish, Mr. MENAGE; Cabin-B0 (with a Sung), Master SNA L L Boxes bs. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s, 6,1. Second Price 25. Callery 2s. Second Price —Uvper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d.—No 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. FIRST TIME. The GRAND EQUESTRIAN CORPS DE RESERVE ; also the nurnerrs and eminent PANTOMIMICAL P ERFO fromthe ROYALTY THEATRE, &c. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER. - BRIDGE, Ender the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WA LES and Duke.of YORK. \N MONDAY NEXT, May";,.s; 1807, will be presented, first time, PRUSSIAN POLANDERS' EXERCISES, SERPEN. • TINE LADDER, &c. First time , an Ariette, called THE GERMAN SPA GIRL. First time, • EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by the. YOUNG PRUS.• SIAN. Twenty.fifthtime, the-so much* admired Foreign Military Speaacle, called THE BRAVE COSSACK.-. With ins. .dep(ll4knt art interestiuvreiiv -and spli.ndid Scenery,' Machinery, Platform Work, Devil's Bridge, &c. of new invention. • First time, a Favourite Song, by - o,YOung Lady. First time, Warbling, Whistling, andlullting the Notes of various Birds, with a Canary Bird Symphony, &c. First time, the GRAND EQUESTRI AN CORPS DE RESERVE will have the honour-to perform divers Ex ercises. To conclude with HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH. Doors to be opened .at Half. past Five, to begin 4t Half Past Six.—Second Price at Halt past Eiglit. Boxes 45. Second Price 7.s.—Pit zs. Second Price is. Gallery rs. Second Price 6d. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box-Office, from Ten till Three. THE DISSOLUTION. rANDMATES and all Persons'concerned in the peOding General Election are intorme.d, that THE.I N. P EX TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, besideS contain in; Biographical Accounts of all the Mentbers of -the Short Parliament, includes Accounts of the Eledive Franchiie for every place, the Number and Description or the Voters,. the Returning Officer, the preponderating Interest, &c. &c. "rnis a n d i ,penbibie Work may oe had of, all the Booksel lers, corrected to March 25, tho 7, price Halt-a-guinea•in boards, or r t s. in red. Chipping Norton, Oxon, May to, tSo7. , WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ACLERGYMAN, -of Middle Age, and serious Deportment, and in whom the urbanity of the Gentle man is happily blended with the necessary strittness'of tisterial Authority, as a CLASSY CAL Tuyoß and SU. PE RINTEND:iNToIa GRAMMAR SCHOOL, consist ingat present of about Forty Boarders, and some Day Scholars,' with proper Ushers. —Two Coracles, in the vicinity of Chipping Norton, are kindly reserved for the Gentleman uno shall be appointed to the Superintendancy of the School, and every attention will be assiduously exerted to render his Situation comfortable. Apply personally, or by Letter (post.paid), to Mrs. Hand. ley, Widow of the late' Rev. Joseph Handley, deceased , at the Cramn?itr School, Chipping Norton, Oxon. • - TURTLES. WILTSHIRE, King's Head Tavern, Poultry, has Just landed a Catgo of fine lively T U RTL ES for Salmi, Turtles dressed every day in the highest perfeuion, and sent to any part &Town or Country. • A CAPITAL FINE TONED PIANO FORTE, with additional Keys, Pedal, and the new invented Six Legged Frame; cost, about five Weeks since, Thirty-tour Guineas, and has not been used, As the Gentiegian who it belongs to is ordered Abroad in the Service of his Country, it rill be sold tor 'Tweet)' -tour Guineas only, ready Money.— may be seen. from Eleven to, four o'clock, at Mr, Wat h's, No. 5, Leicester-place, I,eicester-squire. N. 13. Maker's name is Conikiscin. ; FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR FOREST. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC'f, LIC Most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, on 4—16. the borders of Windsor Forest, 31 miles from London, about ten from Windsor, one mile from hinfietd, and two miles from a Post and Market-town. it consists of abodt 33 Acres of Land, of which about z Acres are Meadow and kasture, and about 13 Acre Arable with Farm-house, Barn, Stable, and Cottage in perred repair, and unlimited right of Pasture over extensive Commons. The Land is within a perfed Ring-tence, is occupied by the Proprietor, is in the highest, State of cultivation, and possession may be had as soon as the purchase is completed. The Timber and growing Crops to be taken at a valuation. The neighbour hood i s genteel, the Cou,‘try abounds with Game, the King's Hounds, as alsU a Pack. of to Hounds, frequently hunt ill the vicinity. A Coach fur London passes daily through the aforesaid ,Market-town.—Apply to Messrs. Bolton, Lane, and' Lane, No. 5, Laurence Youltney-hill. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 186 i. SALES OF ESTATES. CLAPHAM. SURRVY. CAPITAL ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE; GARDENS, and . LAN IL • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By-'lVh. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cnlfee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, oil Tuesday, the 26th Inst. at Twelve o'C lock, ADESIRABLE and Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate adjoining the Terrace, Clapham, the Property and late Residence of Colonel Oaks, gone abroad; comprising an excellent and substantial Brick Dwel ling House, planned for the accommodation of a GentlemarPs Family ; convAiient Oakes .of, every description., Coach house, and Stable; an elegant and productive Kitchen Gar ddn, well cropped, and planted with choice Fruit Trees; a Green House, Lawn, and Pleasure Ground; Yards and Out. buildings. Also the Nursery Ground adjoining, about three Acres, on Lease to - Mr. lames Fairbairn. . The House and Offices are in complete order, and fit for immediate reception. The PurchaSer May be accommodated with the excellent Household Furniture, at a valuation. To be viewed with Tickets only. Particulars on the Pre mises; at the Plough, Clapham; Swan, Stockwell; at Garraway's ; of Messrs. Blake and W hite, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Robin, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had... . . ELEGANT FREEHOLD R'ESID.ENCE, GREEN. PARK, ST. 'IANI•Es's. • . • . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - BY Mr. ROBINS,. At Garraway's Coftee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday; tiao2Gtli of May, at Twelve o'Clock, A SPACIOIJSeIegaut FREEHOLD MANSION, the Property and late Residence of a Nobleman, situate in St. James's-place ; ccinprising on the Ground Floor a handsome Entrance-hall, Anti-room, noble Dining room with bowed front to the Palk, a cheerful Morning-room, Dressing-rooin, &c.; on the principal Story is a capital Drawing-room with bowed front to the Park, Library, roomy lied-Chambers, with, Bed.chatnbers and D,resSing rooths•over, with Ser‘aiirs' Rooms, iScc. ; on the Basement, Servants'-hall and Dressing-room, Butler's arid House. keever's Rooms.,..arder, Vaults, and convenient Cellarage. '1 he Premises are most. enviably situated, overlooking the Green Park, and atc capable of being converted into one of the first Residence, in Town. .May be viewed by 'Pickets ; Particulars on the Prernlses ; of Mr. Evans, Nevarnan't-court, ; at Garrawav's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwkk- street, Golden.squarc, of whom Tickets for viewing ;nay be had. ELIGIBLE MARINE RESIDENCE, GARDENS, AND LAN D,,PORTCIiFSTER. HANTS. _TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, • - By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on Tuesday the 26th of May, at Twelve o'C lock , A. VERY Eligible COPYI-HOLD ESTATE, Tate the Resideaux. of General Porter ; comprising a very desirable Family-House, containing taurnerous Apartments, handsomely finished, appropriate for a Family of respsaabi lity, with excellent attached and detached Offices - ofeVery , description, .Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, Meadow .land,' and , Cottage. The Premises complete Repair, are very`plea santly and healthily situated near Portchester, contiguous to the great Western load, in a respectable neighbourhood, of easy access to the Sea, where there is good BAthing, arid in a country abounding with Field Sports, presenting an. adini ra ble situation for a Navaibr Military Officer, being within four miles of Portsmouth by . water, 7 by land, 14 from Southarnp. ton, and 72 from London. • • May be viewed by applying to Mr.- Allan Mackenzie, Portchester Barracks, of.thorn Particulars may be'had ;ot Mr. Vicat, Mr. Inlin-Rzay, High -street, and at the Fountain, Portsmouth ; ; Sun, Kingston; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rdbius, IVariviek-street, square,. London. DORKING, SURREY. ELIGIBLE .FWEEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, CAPITAL MANSION, FARM, LANDS, WOOD, o l d EXTENSIVE COMMON-RIGHT. I'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS., At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on Tuesday, May ,26, at Twelve o'C lock, in One Lot, rr HE DEPEDENE, a truly desirable ESTATE, part Feeehold and part Copyhoicl; Land-Tax redeemed; forming a beautiful eminence, and commanding rich and ex tensive views of the country, situate near the Town of Dork ing, in the Count,y - of Surrey. A - CaPital and Modern Brick-built MANSION, planned and finished-under the superititendance of his Grace the late Dtike _of Norfolk; with attached and detached Offices of every desc - piption ; lately altered at a considerable, expence, and in complete repair ; excellent Gardens, Hot-houses, &c. Grottoes, Caves, and rural Summer ltctirements-; beauti fully diversified Pl ea sure-grounds, most tastefully laid out, with IValks, Terrace, :cc. and ornamented with luxurious Forest Trees and Shrubs, sundry IncLesures of rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land. - A FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings,.situate at an agree able distance from the Mansion ; and an extensive Common right on thedlolmwood, consisting of 1200 Acres, proposed to be inclosed.—The whole Estate comprises upwards of too Acres, the property and residence of Sir Charles Merrick Burrell, Bart. —This very batitiful. Estate. forms a most de sirable property for a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of field sports, surrounded by a neighbourhood\of •the first respeCta bility, and within a snort distance of the principal 'Fawns. in the County, 23 miles frotr6London, 33 from Brighton.-To he viewed by Tickets only. - Particulars at the King'S Head, Epsom ; Red Lion, Dork ing; King's Arms, Horsham ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Star, Loves ;White Hart, Godstorte ; King's Arms,Croydon; Sun, Kingston; at Garraway's ,• and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square; where a Plan of the Estate - maybe seep, and Tickets fur Viewing may be had. T " BE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High COurt of Chancery, hearing Date the :2th Day, of November, 1806, made in a Cau se . wherein THOMAS ki wvr la others arc Plaintiff's, and RICHARD W L. SON and THONIAS PEN RIC E, Executors and Devisees in Trust, named.in the Will Of 10H N, late LORD CH ED wott.TH, deCeascd, and. others, are Defendants, before Samuel Compton Clot, Esq. one of the Masters at the said Court, in 25 separate and distinet Lots, at the public Sale Room of the said . Court, in Southampfun.buildings„ Chan cery-lane, London, 'on•Tuesday the, 9th, and ‘Vednesday the tooth Days of tune, 184)7, between the Houri of Eleven o'clock to the l'orertoon, and Four y'Clock in die Afternwn of each of the said Days, Certain ESTATES, 'late the Property of the Rt. Hon. JOHN LORD CItEDWORTH, deceased; consistingbf the MANORS 61Great Wishhard, Stapleford, Steeple Lang ford, Winterbourne-Stoke, Ilacklestune, West Kington, and Nettleton,; and certain ESTATES at Little Wtshford, wick St. fames, iVladdington, Notheravou Entord, bury, and High worth, in the County of WILTS. Also, the MA gOR of CUBBLRLY, m t!se County of G LOUCES. TER. Toget her 'with the AD VOWSO NS of Great Wish. ford, ‘Vinterbourne.Stoke, Nettleton, and Cubberly. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers; at the Office of RichautWilson, Esq. Lincoln's lnn ; of Mr, John Ch,rlton, Land Sul vryor, Stuurton, near Mere, Wilts ; of M r. Collins, Printer, Salts-. bury -• of Mr. Crutt Printer, Ilatli ; Messrs. Hall and S on, ' Land Surveyors, Cirencester ;of Mr: Crouch, Bar ford, neat Salisbury ; of Mr. Truman, Chedworth, near Northleach ; of Mr. Comfy, at the Great House„ West l.inKrott; at the ptincipat Inns in Salisbury, Warminster, Devizes, path, Bristol, Chippeuham, Cirencester, Cheltt-n -ham', and Gloucester; and rit ;Messrs. Richardson, Son, and Col - field, Land Surveyors, Lincol n 's -I nn Yields aforesaid; at whose Office Plans of the 5004 Estates may be seen; 4th May. a 07.- • - PRICE SIXPENC E, FICTUALLING.OFFICE, May Ts, IR 7. fHE COMMISSIONERS for ViCnIALL ?NG HIS MAJESTI's NAV r do lereby give Noce, That on Tuesd.ot, the 3.1.6 of June next, they -will be ready to rec.ave Tendsrs, in writing (sealed zp), and treat for the supply 4/ Tribal SEA PROViSIONS an d. F RESEI BEEF may be re quired for the use of Hit Majes(y's Ships and Vefselz the Islands of Jamaica and New Providence, fwelve certain, from the,ssth of November next, and further wail Jir Months notice shall be given, on either side,,..for the termination thereof: the mode of payment to Ge by WA payable, , With i 4. day: after date. The Conditions of the Contratil may be seen at the Sectetasy's Office. No regarttwill br had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words. at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 30th of June next, nor unless the Person v.ins makes the T ender, or sane Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for : nos will any Tender that contains extravagant Prices upon some -Articles, and Prices much inferior to the real Value up ~n be considered as proper to be admitted. • • EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, May It, iSo7 7 • All Exchequer Bills dated ir, the Month of April, tBo6, issued by virtue of an Al 46 Geo. MI. fur issuing Exchequer Bike {,a the Credit of the. Aide or Supplies jar the Service of Atke Year . • • 15.6, TO BE PAID OFF. • THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His yEs r 1"s TREASURY having given- DireElions lot pip , . ing of the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office in the-Receipt eJ Exchequer, New Palace Yard, lYestminster, on THURSDAY tie aBth Day of May, I8:."7 ; Attendalce will be given darly (Sun— days and Holidays excepted) until IVlonday the 2, jib insr.• sive, from Teti o'clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for tht purpose of receiving the same. Ana 'for the great(' dispatch, the Hearers of the said Bills are desired, to 6, big Lists thereV, containing the Numbers, in Numerical Order, accoraieig to tt.,e. 'due of the said Bills, and Timis of Commencement of Interest, with the principal Sams and Inkrest due thereon, computed front the days on which they are respeilitqy dated, exclusive, to the said 20th ~ay of May, inclusive, when the interest will cease; and they are desired to write . their Mirth' t and Places ofAbode on such Lists, and indorse their Names on. the ;aid If any of the !folders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous,' receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said 28th Day of they may be act:own:dated on campieting the interest to the I key on vahteh they %ol.th to be paid, and leay Jog the said Bills for exanzination one thy thereto. Exchequer Bills dated prior to April t I Sc6, have been advertised to he paid and the Into - La . thereon bar craned. N. 8. The Axthequer Bills dated in April, tgoN i.asurd %y virtue of an Afel q 4 Geo. 111, for raising t0,5c,0,0001. Exchequer Bills, for the Serv,te of Great dritain jar tike I ear :806, ace 4,.! included in the above Payment. FORG ERY. TRANSPORT OFFICE, London, May tq, 1807, HEREAS WILLIAM MEADE, of the City of Cor{l, Dotior of Physic, Surgeon, and Agent for Sick arid Wounded Seamen at that Port, stands charged with 'a Forgery on this Office : And whereas the said Dr. Meade having been apprehended on the said Charge, and conve)•ed frotn Cork to Dublin, in obedience to a Witt of. Habeas Corpus issued from the Court of King's , aelich of tnat part of the United Kinf,doni, did in the night or the Loth May inst. make Ins eseope trout the cus tody of two Officers of the Peace, and bath not since been heard of; The. Commissioners for eonduaing liLs Majesty's Trans port Service, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamenokc. do heieby oftera Reward of ON LHU N'D R ,POUN Sterling to any Person or Persons who shall apprehend, or Cause to be apprehended, the said Dr.. Meade, or who shall give such information to the said Commissioners, at their Office ; to. Mr. Bicknell, the Solicitor to the Admiralty, in Spring-garden Terrace, 'London ; to Mr. Foote, Solicitor, at Cork ; or Mr. C. Allen, Solicitor, in Dublin, as shall he the means . of appreheltdiog The said Dr. Meade, such Reward to 13: paid by the said Consmissioners on the Commitment of the said Dr. Meade to any of Isis Majestii's Caols in the United Kingdom. N.B. The said Dr. Wm. Meade is 'about 4-, years of age, 'a: . iout five feet three inches high, very much knock-ki, • has high shin-bones, rather a long high 1106 C, a scar or 1., over his left eye (which he endeavours to conceal unclet its wig), stoops in Its walk, has rather a gorid countenance, and speaks with the I risk accent ; wore when he escaped a black coat and waistcoat, blue pantaloons ' and halt boots. By Order of the Board, ALEX. M'LEAY, Sec. 'AIKIN's ANNUAL REVIEW, [Soo. This Day was published, • In Royal Othvo, ' the fifth Volume, price One Guinea i 3 extra houcis, of r"PHE ANNUAL REVIEW . and HISTORY of . LITE RATU RE, rt,r the year 13A. ..t _ A. A IKI N; Editor. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row; 01whom may be had, the Ist, 2a, 3d, and 4th Volumes, either together or separate. Price , One Guinea each, in extra boards. *t'' This Review comprises in one Volume, Accounts of all the Works published during the Year (including a• Va riety of valuable Publications which never rind a place in any other Review), arranged ipto Chapters, agreeably to their re spedive Subjeas, and preceded by an Ifistorizal Intro-Inc. tion. It is particularly adapted for the Library and for Ex portation. GENERAL ELECTION. To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK, Residing in and near LON ,),N. THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK, Friends to the Hon. HENRY LASCELLES, are earnestly requested to send their Names and Address to his House in Hanover-square. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of PRLSroN. CENTLEME.I4; IT is with the utmost regret that I consider rny self under the - neeessity of withdrawing froth the pre sent contest my reasons. for doing so you have hot . more ri g ht to expec.l than I anxious to give, and 1 will state them frankly and briefly. They are, • My' arrival- here more than a day atter the commencement of the Elettini—your uncertainty as to my offering myself a Candidate—the numerous promises strongly solicited in the. mean time, and obtained, by my opponents — the infamous colulud of those who have dismissed a considerable number - of able and industrials Workmen,- tiit independently ,giving' their votes, and the threats of dismissal to those w ho thought it their duty and interest to 26.1 like Men, and contrary to the party wish of their Employers. -Atter having stated these vounds for believing that I can not now.obtain what will ever be the highest objscd of my • -ambition, I do'not scruple to assert, that had I canvassed poor to the EleCtion, my suceess'would.have been beyond a doubt ; indeed, .the state of -my Poll fully sanCtions the assertion, and the public voice and the public feeling prove the honourable fad ; and, unless l ant very much mistaken, there is not a man in the Borough of Preston who is not con -winced that if the present system of returning Representatives for this Town be continued, and in any way approved, to speak of your,Elettive Franchise you must coibider an in sult, for the Person who has the most extensive manufac tory will be sent to Parliament, whatever good grounds of objeCtion there may be to his politics, Ins integrity, or • his ability. - 1 ant not defeated, although I withdraw from this Ele4tion. Your kindness exceeds all description, and, I assure you„ it is impossible to find words sufficiently expressive of my Gratitude. If l am in existenct at the next Election, 1 will request, what I am persuaded it will be your pleasure to grant, yOUT -zealous and steady support. Believe me, Gentlemen, Your must faithful and obedient Servant, JOSEPH HANSON. .* Preston, Monday Evening, May 18. 1g27: • BUCKS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT , AMOST Desirable FREEHOLD and TITHE FRE E ESTATE, in Two Farm's, situate at Havers can-7, in the County of Buckingham, consisting of about Six Hundred and Eight Acres of rich old Inclosed )Meadow, Pas ture, and Arable Land, with convenient Farm-houses, and all other necessary'Buildings for the occupation of the same, in good repair. The Estate is situate between the Market Towns of New port Pagnell and Stoney Stratford, three miles distant from 'each, and within two miles of the Grand Junction Canal. • For further particulars .appiication May be made to Mr: Alexander, 9, Bedford-row, London (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen); Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pag • hell; or Mr . William Greaves, and Mr. Rogerger Ratlifle, of Haversham', aforesaid. • This Day ware published, In Three Volumes, nrno. Nice tss.'in boards, GLEANINGS of WIT : Being a Choice CoUcc - . non of Tales, Anecdotes, Occurrences, and- various Pieces in P-rose and Verse, interspersed with many Original Pieces, n..:ver before published. From the Works of • An OLD MILITARY OFFICER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-nos • I V Cl.ERtill SENAGINTA CONCIONES ad Fidem et Usum Christianze Rehr,ionis spettantes, novis typis accurate Manuscripts imittinttous mandatze, a Presbytero Ecclesix Anglicanoe compositx: . 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