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C haraders •by - Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, MATRL. - WS,. MT: DIGNUM, Mr: H. SIDDONS, Mr. DE.CAMP,.Mr.tRAYMOND, Mrs: BLAND, MATHEWS, Miss DE. CAMP, &e. Boxes 69:• Second'Price 35.-Pit 3s. 6d, Second Price 2S. Catlett 25.. Second' Price ts..-110 . per. Gallery is. Second . price 6d.—No Money to be returned. Placestr the Boxes to. be taken of s Mr. Fosbrook) at the sox-Office in Little' Russell-street. . • The Doors will be apened.atiliill.past Five, and the 'Play , • To-morrow, Tliello'neyMobn"; with Fong Thieves. . On Iluegday, The Eal - I‘.of 'War wick. ‘Varwi,k, by the young lkoscius,• being the last time but one ef-liis appearing • CANHIRIDGE. „..,..,, nt; W,BSCRIBER3 .to the - , UNIVERSITY ISTATP E of Ni - . PITT are "respedfully informed, that the' follOving Bankers have 'undertaken, to' receive the Subscriptions: ,- Messrs Hammersrey, and Co . , Pall-Mall ; ' messrs.. lignrylioartland • Co. Fleet-street; •Messrs. Bar. clays'' 31 4 Co. Lombard-street, .' Londotii' aitd Mr. - Gillam, Canibrilge: . , ' ....... As the Subscription is now so very large, the Committee re. quest Only that a-third part of the respective Sumsinay be paid at ffesent. But as several persons liaVe alreliektentred, a nd others :b a y remit the whole of their Subscriptions,: they may, on application to the Secretary, with a direClion where ,the Miley is to be paid,- have: two.:thi - rds returned': or if they let the Merle) , remain it' will beacconnted for when the Work is completed. .. By Order of the Co mmittee, . • . • . • JOHN BROWN, Secretary: A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. rrHE great Reputation ,whith _Mr. BURGESS has gained by the superior Excellence of his E SS E NC-E ANCHOVIESof for FISH SAUCE has induced many ,ersons to give the sarti Name to an Article entirely dif ferent. 'Of - IN - BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the public, to caution them against such Imp ,sitions, as several people travel.the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex tra large prOfit to 'vend the spurious kind : they are parti. cularlYjequested to ask for Boa cES S'S, and 'to observe none i s genuine but what have these words upon the Label— ., lohn Burgess and SOn's Original and-Superior Essence of A„chovies." Warehouse, No. toy; Strand, corner of the Savoy Steps, London. • NTEXT.MOIDAY, May 1.2, the STATE LOT TERY will begin Drawing. c SCHEME. Prize of , ,C 25,00 ,C2j,ooe 2 . 20,030 - • 4 0, W° 2 - - -1,400 a 15,00 t, - - 10,00 3300 20.0 3---- 10 - - - 3000 Z`Caa - • SQ` • 25,0;.0 TiActs. SO • •• - • - 2%00 21 130,200 t:tso,000 - - -CAPITALS DET . titMOABLE. • Five .First-drawn "-Fickets,-Istt3V 4 - 17.0 each ,Csooo ' . Five First-drawn Tickets, -3.(1 Day . iOOO 'each •soo6 First-drawn i - - ...4th Day - . - - 1 0, ,, 06 First- drawn - ' - sth Day - - - - 20.0' , 0 First-drawn - - - eth Day .. "- - ' - - 25,c00 DAYS OF DRA W I N G. - Ist , -Monday - -...May 11. .6th. Wednesday „ .i idle 4 I 74 Saturday . , .May 17 . . 7th Saturday - . une 7 -3d • Wednesday •-' ' May zi ..tlt Tuesday ' re l ute to 4th. Minalay •- .: - May 261 Ifitt Thitrily _ l une 12 s th Friday , --- -May 3a loth Saturday - - june 14 The• Public are respedfully rzquested to observe, that the 4ii.iiither of Ticke'ts. drawn each. i)ay •wil I -he nearly equal, * g reeably to the 'Order of the Lords. of His Majesty's Trea ,sury. Price of a Ticket - - £2O 5 , 'sa Half •- - ,Cto 5 .0 j Eighth , - kz 12. 6 Quarter 7 7 5 4 o 1 Sixteenth -i& 6 14'; B. 'fhe present Schtiinc contains more Prizes ano fewer Elauki than ;my Lottery for rrrany. years past. IMPORTANT FACTS. ALL the objeCti6hOhat have exist'ed . 6ninst for= Mel' Lotteries 'appear to have been' removed ryy the pre sent, Scheme. ...Each Day's Drawing will be nearly equal, mid the number of Prizes will be in tile.seame proportion every day-from the first to the lin, There are 'Capital Prizes to the -amount - . of nearly- cz0,00..1. and the formation of the Scheme is such that a single Ticket may gam-45.6001. - a be side's which, there,are upwards of a thousand small Prizes more than usual.' The %Vheel will go round on MonklaY tett. 'On MONDAY NEXT the GRAND STATE LOTTERY will commence Drawing. ' MHE Scheme is.rich.beyond .precedent, contain ing 'Six 'i'l►ousalid Three Hundred and FOur Pr zes frorri 211: to 25,0001. each, and only ,2j,0a0 Tickets. The great demand already experienced is a proof that the Tickets must -rise. Messrs. DANIEL and Cn. (late j. lohrison and Co.)most respedtftilly inform their Friend and the Public, that They have on Sale a great Variety of Tickets and Shares at the pre sent4ow Prices, at their Licenced State Lottery Office, No. 3, Pope's Bead-alley, Coruhill, London, where Capital Prizes in the late and former Lotteries have been sold and shared to an immense amount. AN OBVIOUS SAVING. ••HODGES and Co. No. 44, St: James's-street, • and No. 149, Oxford -street, recommend to their Friends and the Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares in the 3 )n:sent popular. Lottery, as the Prices will certainly advance, and cannot at any period either before or in the Drawing, be cheaper than at present. So confident are HO D- G ESand Co. of the :certain rise of Price, that they hereby. engage to take back, on the Saturday before the Drawing, at the present price, any Tickets bought at their Offices, or to teturrithe difference should they be lower. It is therfore sobvioust.hat muclt may be saved and nothing can be lost by an immediate purchase. CAPITAL .FREEHOLD QRAZING FARM, About Six • Miles from Bri:ool, and the same distance from Bath: TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, B P TIOMS' FARM,' in the Parish" 'of 'Puckle ' church, in the County of Gloucester, consisting of a good Farm. House, all necessary - aut-h.uirdings,T.and Two 14 untliW and Six Acres, the 'Land Tax of ,which is redeemed, and - the Pool' Rates refnarkabty low.—The 'situation of this Farm,,and the excellent quality of the Land, render it parti cularly desirable. Possession will be. given at .Lacly=day next,- , For fur t terticulam or tatre: fofthe p UrellaSe apply t q /VI e4sr e i., Osl...ornes, Solicitors, 13risZot.::.: • AT a MEETING of IRON MASTERS held at the Star Inn. Mipthyr Tidvill, sth May, ALA,' pur suant to adjburnment ; THOMAS . GUEST, Esq. in the Chair; . The following Reiolutions were unanimously adopted, viz,. That this Meeting, as firm supporters of the Government, ani as Men whose existence depends upon the commercial welfare and prosperity of our Country, are daily more con vinced the Tax on Pig Iron would, if passed into a Law,. he not only unprodutlive to Government, and thereby, in that instance - a defeat..the end it is intended for, but would give a vital stab to the Export Trade, be a real Injury to every other Manufatluring Branch of these KingdomS, as well as to Agri culture, and will •throw an immense multitude of unem ployed People upon the Public. That it is the Opinion of this Meeting it will be unsafe to the Commerce of this Kingdom to try an experiment of such Moment as that of the proposed Tax upon Pig Iron, as it would encourage the Manufadurers of other Countries to the exclusion of the Produds of our own; and supposing the Bill now before the House to pass into a- Law, in the event of a repeal of it (which we are confident would soon be found necessary), a very great difficulty would, be experienced in regaining the,Trade wh-n so diverted. ' THOMAS, GUEST, Chairman. Resolved, Tha,t the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Ca: Chan, • attention to the Business of the Day ; and that these Resolutions be printed in such London l'apers as the,Depoies think fit, as also in the Bristol and other Pro vincial Papers. • RICH FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE.. TO BE•SOLDBY PRIV.ATE CONTRACT, Together or in Lots, :i l k • VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, sithateinthe Parishes of Whaplode and liolbeach ; /consisting of the Manor, or reputed Manor, of LITTLE. BURY, and sundry Farms in a Ring-fence,' containing 1398 A. IR. 2.7. P.. of very rich Feeding :.and. The Build ings are in complete repair, - and some of thein have been credal %iithin the last two years. The Land Tax is redeemed, and The !toad good, The Estate is.situate in a dry Country, and not liable to floods ;. and near a navigable Myer; 8 miles trom Spalding, to from' Boston, 4 from Holbeach, and t 2, from' Wisbeitch, all gOod.Market Towns, and too miles from Loudon. - kurther particulars may be had on - application to Messrs, Foster and Bonner, in Spalding, who will shew the-l? state ; at Messrs. Nicholson and liopkin's Office ; Mr. ion. :PeAle, Surveyor. both in Leeds ; or Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and Frere, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London. where Plans of the - Estate may be Seen. • IRELAND. • . In the Press, and speedily will be published, In One elegant Volume, Quarto„ illustrated with numerous Plates, price Two Gu►neas, in hoards-, HE STRANGER. hi IRELAND ;. or, Travels T in that Country dluing the Autumn and/ Winter of the Year tElos. By TOHN CARR, Esq. Author of the Stran&er in France s the Northern. S ammeri F s IZ ID A Y MAY -9, 1800. &c. &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, No 6, Bridge street, Black.- friars; and to be had of A r..ner, Dugdale, Mahon, Keene, Colbert and Mercier, Dublin ; of Edwards and Co.- and Sul. livan, Cork ; of Magee, Belfast ; Bull, Waterford ; anti all other Booksellers. Of whom may be bad, - The Northern Summet ; or, Tra‘eis round the Baltic; price Two Guineas, in boards. , - MEMOIRS of. thel.l Eand TI A T ICA L CARLEk of SAMUEL FOOTE. This Day was published, In Three Elegant Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, embellished • with a tine Portrait, try Caroline! Watson, price iss. tiottreir,. .‘ 4 EMOIRS of the LIFE and THEATRICAL Iv" CAKEER of the late SANIU EL . FOOTE, Esq. vortumnAy 'called the ENG 1.1511. A RIS FOPIIAN ES, eluding Anecdotes Ind laets never hjore puWishcd, relatitic to his various DRA NI ATI C and LI - 1' ERA KY CO IN: T EA!. PO RAltt ES,,and a Colleaiqn of his BONS MOTS, chiefly Oiiginal, with three . ot his Dramatic Pieces not pablishC•ti in his Works.. By %VI L•LI AM COOK F, F.sq. Barrister at Law. Printed f.t . Richard Phillips,- No. 6, Bridge-strict, Black friarS, and to be had of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, .. Memoirs of the.late Mrs. Robinson, written by herself, in two volumes, price los. 6d. hoards. Likewise, Memoirs, Humourous and 1. acical, of the late Lee Lewes, written by nimset I, and published by his Son, in four vols. price 16s. in boards. Mobday, the 26th of May, wilt be published, splendidly printed, in two thick Volumes Royal Quarto. and a few Cookson linperial Paper, with Proof%lmpressions of the Plates, THE PROGRESS of ARCHBISHOP BALD : 1. WIN torougiLWALES,' on the SERVICE of the HOLY CROSS, A.D. li£3, and the DESCRIPTION of WALES, written in Latin, by G I RA I.l3"Lis DE BARRI, translated into EngNO), and illustrated with Maps, Views,' and Annotations.. -By Sir. RICHARD CO.LT:HOARF:, Bart. Volume the First contains m a copious Life of Giraldus, and. an Introduction to the History of Wales. in which the Inva skins of Britain by I (dins Cm ' sar Plautus Claudius, - and Os torius, are accurately described by Maps ; as well as the Pro gress of the Roman Legions in Wales, until thtt'periud of its final Subjugation by Agricola; together with a detailed Ac count of the several Roman Roads and Stations still existing in the Principality: ThIS - Volume -concludes with the First Book of the Itinerary, and • contains 14 Views of _Castles, Abbeys, &c. engraved by the late Mr. Byrne, in his best • manner, and 14 Plates - by Basire. • Volume the Second contains rite S . ,!ond Book of the Itine rary, and the Description of - Wales, in two Books, by Gi rahlus ; a SuppleMent, in which the places omitted by him are dgscribed ; and an Essay on British Architedure, in which its progressive History is traced in so easy and perspicuous a manner; that, by the assistance of the annexed :lates t the, knowledgeof its principles and formation maybe acquired With certainty, and without difficulty. A List of Publica tions, xelatins4 to Wales,. is added to this Volume, which contains 17 Views of Castles, Abbeys, &c. by Byrne; one large Map, and to Plates, byßaSire. • Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street. Dedicated by Permission to His Royal Highness the !'ridge of Wales. LORD NELS_ON's LIFE & ACHIEVEMENTS. This National Work, brought forward under the iinme:, diate Patronageof his Royal High. the Prince of Wales, will be founded on Documents communicated by Earl Nelson,and (alter branches of this distinguished Famity, to the Rev. I. S. Clarke, Librarian to his Royal Highness . • and an highly interesting Memoir in the late Noble Admiral's Hand Writing (of which a Foe-Simile will be given), sent lay him to 'John M'Arthur, Esq. who also possesses aVarietyolothei in teresting MSS. received from confidential 'Friends of the de— ceased Hero, and from Officers of Rank who served with him. rhe Embellishments will consist Of a variety of Engravings, from original Paintings by Benjamin West, Esq. R. A. tile .late Mr. Abbot, Richard Westall, R. A. and Nicholas Po cock, Esquires, engraved by lames Heath, .Esq.. Historical. Engraver-sto His Majesty ; Mr. Fitticr, and other eminent Artists.: It is hoped that the Work may be ready for Publication early in the ensuing Year, in one Quarto Volum.: of the largest size, printed hyßensley. The Number of Copies to be printed shall wholly depend npon the Number of good Impressions that can be taken of the Engravings; and it is• therefore recom mended to such of the Nobility and Gentry as are anxious for fine ipprc,stons, to send early notice to the Pub. lishers,,Nlessrs. Cadelt - and Davies, Strand ; and Mr. Miller, Albhmitle-street. , The price - of. Conies ordered before the Ist of I uly next will be Five Guinea or with . Proof Im pressions of the Plates, Seven Guineas ; after which time 'the ni lees wilt be • - anvaneen. An. A I phabetical. List ofn-Names; with the Dates of 0 rders, wi11.1 . 2p .annexed , t‘colte , Work ; and'Book's, containing the • - Orders received, way be seen at the Publishers' as-aoove. NATIONAL S MUSIC. This Day was published,' . ' Morned With an elegant and appropriate Frontlpiece, • • . Price 7s. 6d. _ A SELECTION' of the most AdMited and ORIGINAL, GERMAN -WALTZES," bout Ancient and Modern, never before published, adapted for the Harp . or Piano Forte; most tespeitfully tleiticated, by per mission' to Her Royal Hightie a the Princess Charlotte of Wales, by EDWARD JOINS, Harp-Master, and Bard to His Royal Highness the Prince 'of_WaleS. Likewise the following Works are published by the smile Author: , -" The Musical and Poetical Relics of the Welsh Bards," and " The Hardie Museum of Primitive British Li terature ;" containing the National-Sbngs,Tudes, and History of the Aboriginal Bards of Britain. In a vols. folio, B rice 21. A Book of Lyric Airs;" consisting of Specimens bt G • Albanian, Wallachian ' Turkish, Arabian, Persian, Chinese, and Moorish National Songs and Melodies (being the first Se lection of the. kind ever yet offered to the Public). To which 'are added, BaSses for the Harp or Piano Porte; with a short Dissertation on the Origi n of the A nc i en t Grcek.Music. Price is's. " The Cheshire Melodies;" or, Provincial Airs of that County. Price ss. " The Musical Miscellany." Price los. 6d. " Musical Remains." Price ass. " The Musical Bouquet ; or, Popular Ballads." Price 7s. 6d. And " The Musical Trifles," easy for Beginners on the Harp. Price 75. 6d. ; London : Printed for the Author, South-east corner of the se,ond Court-yard, St. James's Palace; and sold at Mr. Errchall's Music Shop, No. 133, in New Bond-street; and by Messrs: Goulding and Co. and Lavenu and Mitchell; also at Mr. Wilson's Music Shop, No. 34, Great RuSsell-street, Wooinshury ; at Messrs. Cleincnti and Co='s, in Cheapside; and at Mr. Preston's Music Shop, No. 97, in the Strand. , . NEW VOCAL MUSIC • lust published by . • BRODEItIP and WILKINSON, No. 13, Ilay markct, London " Turn itoly Father , " a Glee tor three Voices, sung at Messrs. Harrison's Ctincert, composed by Dr. Clarke, price as. ; " Weep no more," a ouei for a Soprano (or Tenor) and Mass , sung- by Messrt. Harrison•and 'l3artleman, composed by Or. Clarke, price as.; '" The Min, strel's Song," .in Chattertdn's tragical Interlude of Ella, price as ; " Bid me to live," a-canzonet, dedicated to Miss Ommanny, by R. Spot - forth, price tt. 6d. " Hast thOu not seen the blooming Roie ?" poetry by Rosk 9 Matilda, price is. 6d. ; " Through every varied scene thy love," by 'T. H. Butler, price Is. " The distant Stars but faintly shine," price is. 6ii, ; " The Maid with eyes so blue," price • t5 . ..'6 ; ".• The Patriot's Tear," written on the de a th o f,th e - Right . 1-lon. WM. Pitt, price ts. 6d.; " Alt love, I find is like the 'rose," price is. 6d,; " The Nun," -price is. " Blythe is the. Bird that wings the sky," price is. 6i. 'A Cofledots of Duets, Canzonets, Catches, and Glees, se leded and arranged by Robert l3roderip, of Bristol, price izs. .Tiie above-arid all their other new Publications may be had of 'Nlessrs. Southwells, Duke-street, Liverpool,; Mr. White, George-street; Bath; Mr. Hodges, Clare street, and Mr. Sturge, Park-street, Bristol ; Mr. Edmunds, \Vorcester ; Mr, -Burgess, Rainsgate; Mr. LoWe, Stamp Office,. ,Union street,,Birminghatn; Mr. Hale, Gloucester and Cheltenham ; Mr. Knapton, York ;• Mr. Pilbrow, Exeter ; Mr. Mills, Ports south • and all other Music Shops in England, Scot. land AM i refand. Ilroderip and Wilkinson's Patent Pianofortes, with addi tional Keys, flay be seen at the abo've places. This Day were published, _ In One T Voluny!, Foolscap Octavo, price 7s. in boards, HE BIRDS of SCOTLAND, 'BIBLICAL PICTURES and The. RURAL CALENDAR: With other _POEMS'. By JAMES GRAHAME, Author of " The SA)lmth," a Poem. ,Prittretfrfor Longman, Hurst, Reei, and Orme, Pater noster-row..s. arid Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh. • Of whom May be had by the same Author, The 'Sa s hbath and Sab!latli Walks, tire Third Edition,- Post O ctavo r price 7s. 6d. hoards. In a few Days' ag svill published, In Foolscap Bvo. price Seven S in boards, embellished - frith a cohia red. Plate, designed and engraved by Pyne, of HUMAN LIFE; or, The (.; roans . orl'itnothY Testy and Samuel Sensitive, with a few Supplementary Sighs from Mrs. Testy ; in Twelve Dialogues. - • _ _ At, ai, ie, rhoi.---Euetp. Phoin.Aa. quint. Scen. tert. Hen, Heu l-Catul. Poem. Ixtx.--6. • Oh ! oh l oh i --=Shak: Macbeth, 'Act S. Sc. t. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. Lately published,. price 6s. printed uniformly 'with the above, An Es.iay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting; with an .E-ngraving, designed by Gilroy. This Day was published, A New and•Splendidr Edition of port's vEnsroN of tbe- ILIAD; 6 vols. 1.. adorned with a; highly finished 'Engravings, by Mr. SchiavOnetti, Mr. Heath, Mr. Fittler, Mr. Bromley ; ice. from the Desigils 'of W. Fuseli, R.A.. R.,Westall, R.A. 'T. Stothard. R.A. dec. price, in boards, 31. 35. on crown octavo; 61. 6s. on royal octavo.; and Mi. Izs: •a few Co pies, with the First lmpressions . of the Plates, on imperial octavo. Printed by T. Bensley, for F. I ,Du Roveray, I•ieW-street, Bishopsgate •, -arid sold • by f. ani.k A. Ars.,ll, Cornhill ; and E. Lloyd, Harley-street. The above will speedily be folloWecl with POP F.'s VER.. S I o>l of the - 0 DYSS , . printed aik . d decorated in an uni form manner ; and which, with L'OPE's i'OETICAL RKS, or Original 'Poems-, before published, will form the only ot that great Author, combining in a high degree accuracy with elegance-, , This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 9s.' sewed, FINIS PYR ..MIDIS • or-Disquisitions concerning, the ,Antiquity and Scientific Elid of the Great Pyrlmid of Gisa,' or Ancient. Memphis, in - Egypt, and of the first Standard of Land Measure. Also.a complete Description of Solonlon's Temple, of which the true Dimehsiohs, recorded in the Holy Bible, are explained, and, the erroneous Opinions ot Commentators refuted; being a recent Discovery 'arid Archiledural 'Discussion on sundry controverted Documents of Vitnivius; the 'Canon of Symmetries from his books, With the true Ordination and Disposition of some of the most celebrated Grecian Temples; and Strictures on Mr. Stuart's second volume of the Antiquities of Athens. By the Rev. 'll-10 . MAS GARB. Printed .for the Author, and sold by I. Taylor, No. sii; High Holborn; Lackington and Co., Finsbury-square; Booker,-Bond-stieet ; and by Keating and Co. Duke-street, rosvenor-square. . • This Day was published, Neatly printed in One Volume Octavo, price gs. or on fisk Paper [cis.. 6d. in boards, BRIEF COMMENTARIES on such parts of the REVELATION, and other Propitecie, as imme diately relate to the present Times, in which the several Al leAorical Types and Expressions are translated into their lite ral Meanings, and applied to their appropriate E vents: • • -CONTAINING t. 1. A Summary of the Revelation. 2. The History of the Beast of the Bott6mless Pit, ce the Beast of the Earth.' 3. Of the Grand Confederacy, or Babylon the Great: 4. Of the Man of Sin. 5. Of the Little Horn. And , 6. Of Antichrist. By the late JOSEPH CALLOWAY, Esq. Formerly of Pennsylvania, in America: 'London : Printed for John Flatehard, No. t 9), Piccadilly ; nd F. and C. Rivipgton, at. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price ss, in b ards, • _ The Prophetic, or Anticipated History of the Church of Rome ; written and published 600 years before the Rise of that - Chtlrcli; in which the Prophetic Figures and .Alle-- Orics are .literally explained ; .null her Tricks,- .Fraud;, lllasplietniei, and dreadful Perseculions. of , the Church of Cluist lire foretold and desoribed. Prefaced with an Ad flic* to tile Rev.. Dr. Whitaker ; .asst to which is added, A Pill for the Infield and - Atheist, au.d other RetnaOts. , Li'RICE ST PENCE': iVADLIPI6:OFFIch, - . . May 2, t 306. THE COIII7IMSIONERfir " 1 7C:7'414LLING flit MAJESTY': sNi4 In! do her c 4y give NW fry, That ort Thursday . the tsth• init. at ,Eleven ?Clout preciseyi in th e Forenoon, they will be ready to sell, to the highest /!'idler, at air sliajtityls Vithealling l'lrmisrs at Driatird lundy Lots of the following Provision: and Pielualling Store:, Uread, Bread Dust, Bran, Pakehouse Sweepings, -Bags and Rags Beef, Pork, Suet, Packing Scraps, _Empty Tierce* and ,frisli Barrels, Vinegar, Butter, .Butter Grease, Slush. and Scrapings, clieese, Sugar, New Board Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine Pipe, Brandy piece and Rum Ptlncheon Heads, Staves of varioas descriptions, Tight apd D y Nead ang, Iron Hoops broken and bent; and worn-out Coopers* Tools—lying in , leis Maies4's Vittitailing Premises 'at Deptford. . , ,11Deposit of per Cent. is to he made upm,the ntitonnt 'acb Lot at the time of Site; and if the remainder of the elf ef t ", he 'not "aid and the Partivdars taken away, within twee.: work. ing day: atierl,:ards, the DiPosit will hetajimed, and the goods remain rue Proper y of the Crown. The ether Catiiii9;it may be Jeen, and printed Catabre, may I be hehi, it: the Secretary's &gee. XCifEQUTR SILL tIFFICT,_ 1806. 411 ExckeqireYßier datedi4 Ike itionei j., TO BE PAID OFF. rrIHE LORDS commaszamen of nil M 4. IREASETit r /saving given tiirewioris for fay. lag - off:he Principal (I the,aboie-mentroved hxerseque, ..,,h the Interco thereon, at the 4xchequer Bill Office in the he'. q) I of Exchequer, New Palace .1 4rd, 'l9:-.stmialter, on FR/DAY the z3d Day of May, 1 ZCI6 ; Aitend.rnce will be given daily (Sundry; and Holidays excepted) until .111,ndip tbs 19th instant, inclusive, from • Ten o'clock in the Morning rill One in the Afternoon, far tin prerp.ie 6 : f receiving the same. Aid for the greater dispatch, the &avers of the said Sills are desired to bring lists thereof, containing the Numbers, in Nume rical Order, according, to the lialue of the said Bills, and Times cf Commencent:nt of Interest, with the prieop 4 l Sunis and Interest due thereon, completed from lb. days on which they art respediveiy dated, exc,:tuive, to the raid 231 , ay of May, 1806, inclusive, when the Interco will ceve ; and they are desired to write their Names and !'lack. of Mode on such Lists, and indorse their Nanses on the said If wry of the Udders of the aforesaid fill.': thoseld be deshout of receiving payment of the Principal and interest precious to the said 23d Day of May, 18* they may be accompodated on computing the Int,rest to the Day on which alty 'With to be paid, and lean. ing the said Bills for examination vne day prig , tlArm. Such Persons as may be desirus of having New Exchequer Bills in part poyment, upon mentioning eve Amount at the bottom of their, Lists delivered *n or ,b ,re the 19th instant, my be accommodated with New Sills .carg'ing an interest of (brie.. pence Halfpenny 6y the Pqy on eves), One Hundred Pounds, which said New Bills will sieqr date the said 23d Day of 41ay s ilio6, and will be delivered on Saturday the 24th, and the . 191.. lowing pays, N.B. All Exchequer Bills dated price to Yalte, 480 g, bay. been advertijed to be paid off, and the !merest Met eon Las ceased. NEW MAP Of INDIA, This Day was ,published, price, on two sheets, neatly co. loured, los. 6d.. or on canva3s and rollers, or in a case, 16s. A NEW MAP of INOOSTAN, from the latest SuFv?ys. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, in eight large volumes, royal 4to. illustrated with plates, The Complete Works of Sir WA. Liam Jones. fIORSFS.-SPktNC rtlYSic'. - - AT -this Season when Gentlemen are „getting their Horses into condition, Mr. BLA I NE, Veterinary Surgeon, Vo. 5, .Wells-street, begs leave. to state r that his Strong and Mild PURGING BALLS, price as, and is. 6d . , each, will prove the mast excellent Preparation of this nature ever compounded —getting Rinses into ear) . condition; and cleagsing them from all Winter foulness, without weakening them. Where the troublc.olphysicking them is wished to be avoided, Mr. Elaine asserts, that his AL: ERATI VE cONDITiON POW DERS; Ss, tne stalldot,en, wilr be found admirably to answer this purpose, producing the most perfect condition, without trouble, at the toss of a day's work. . These, with his other celebrated Meclicines,.for Om various Diseases of Horses and Dugs, are sold, as iibove, %vh9lesale and retail, byjloosey, 4, Broad -street, Exchange; fiarclay and Son, Fleet4narket ; Banks, tit, St. Mar'tin's-lane, Char log- CrOss ; Crisp, CoCkspor-streZt, 1"411-Mall ; T. Ruddlg st(m, •Abbey-street, Dublin ; a,5, South Brzdge, k;dinaurel; and Venders la the Qountry. 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