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London, England, 1807-04-28

THE CANADAS.

'This Day wtre publislicd, in a splendid and very large Vo.
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TRAVEIS through the CANADAS ; contain-
ing a De:m.4)6.)n of the PicturQsque Scenery on some
of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Accumat of the Pturidc-
titits; Commeice, and Inhabitants of those Provinces,. 'To
winch is cuhjoined a Comparative View c: the Manners ;Mil
Customs of several of the Indian Nations of N-Orth and South
America.

By GEORGE HERIOT, Esq.
Deputy Postmaster-Gen of Isritish Nunn ArnericA, &c.
_ .

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London, England, 1807-04-28

EURTJ~S.

On thurr,clay last, at ltet ton, Salo, the I tdy
Scott, Esq.-of a Son. •
On Friday last, the Lady of Richard Shepley, Esq: of
York-place, of a Daughter.
On Saturd•+y last, ill Nottingham-place, the Lady of Th!O;"
rhas Redhead, Esq. of a Daughter,
Yesterday, in Yortugal-street, Lady Gertrude Sloane, ottt
Daughter.
Litely, the Lady of Thomas Oorn, Esq., of Bedford=
square, of a Son.
Yesterday se'nnight, the. Lady of Colonel Skelly, of But.
%your+, in the County of Duriktui, of a Son.
London, England, 1807-04-28

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O-MORROW EVENING, April :9, 1607,
):11 will be performed
THE HEIR AT LAW.
WS Til
lIARLECWIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
Principal Characters,
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ;
aolin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO-
LOG NA, jun. ;
Avaro, afterwards Falltalooll, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Sguire Bugle. afterwards Clown. Mr. GRIMA.LDI ;
Wettish, Mr. ME NAG E •
Cabin-Boy (with aSong), Master SMALLEY.
Itoxesbs. Second Price Is. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs..-
yaiiery es. Second Price is. —U pper Gallery-U. Second
price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
'laces for r1u.:•13 WCCS to be taken at tha Box-office, in Hart.
street,
The Doors to be opened at Halt:past Five, and begin at
irealf.past Six.
On Thursday, Macbeth ; with The Ogre and • Little.
4 humb.

H E SU N.
Ctl/S3 DICER!: I'ALSI.7I,I .UOLAT P
London, England, 1807-04-28

GENERAL ELECTIPN.

London, Apfil 2', 1807.
To the WORTHY FREEMEN of the ANCIENT

BOROUGii of IPSWICH

CZNTLEMLN,
E trust, that in consequence of the sudden
Dissolution of Parliarnmt, we shall be excused for
not having done ourselves the Honor of personally soliciting
your Votes and Interest at the ensuing Eleaon.
If we are so fortunate as to be esteemed worthy of repre-
senting you in Parliament, we assure you, that all our Exer,
tions shall be devoted to support the glorious Constitution of
this happy Country, and all its military, political., and com-
mercial Relations.

We have the Honour to be.

*Gentktnen,
With great respea,
Your most faithful and obedient Servants,
HOME POPHAM;
R. A. C}&ICKETT.
London, England, 1807-04-10

conrern' of Es Empire; but statee
health that promised many year; addition to nearly
half cz.,,n.tury -that he, has auspiciously already
reiguel over this Eittpire. Whatei,:er might e the'
i,sue of the division, or the succession cif diviSion'S in
-
that House, his Majesty's Ministers .would standby,
their Sovereign,' though circumstances plight
in which they would find ii,their duty to apeal-fo:
thp country.

Lord -HENRY PETTY,- in a;very warm speech,
defended the condu& of the late Administration, and
_accused ,the Right„Honourable Gentleman of
in-
consistency; for having, after lamenting the Change
of that Administration (which be must there
,fore have considered, a national evil), accepted so
important a,. situation in the Government. which
owed its origin to that change. The Right Hon;
Gentleman with little regard to decency, had. talk-
ed of :majorities, in that House as following certain
.men on every measure 5 if so, the House of Com-
mons did indeed deseAe to be threatened, as it:had
been, by the Right Hon. Gentleman in the conclusion
:of his speech.. For his own part although beleliev-
ed that the. Motion of his Honourable Friend,would
be carried that night. by a majority, he did Xl9t, be-
lieve that, had the Catholic Bill been .persevered-in,
the ingnence of - the law Government exerted at
thatlitne, could have se(:ured its adOption.
Mr. CANNING explained.
The question-being loudly called for, the-Rouse
divided. . ••

(While theopposition were in the Lobby, on the
division, Lord HowicK addressed them, and stated,
that it would certainly be necessary to move Ines°.
lution of the House, or an Address to. his Majesty,
to meet the threat, unexampled in the annals of
Parliament, which had that night been thrown
out).
.„

The numbers were, -
For passing to the Qrder of the Day 258
Against it - 226
Majority in favour of Administration-. 32
At Half-past Six .o'Clock thimorning the 491450
adjourned.
London, England, 1807-06-22

ELLIOT to AUSTESI.

Mr.. GARRon, stated, that this . was an anion
brought by Messrs. Elliot and Holbrook, coach-
, makers, against a Gentleman -pf ton, to recover
221. 2s. for work and labour, and for the stand of
the' Defendant's curricle. He said, mat in ..tuly,
1803, the Defendant went to. the Plaintiff's, and I.)e-
-spoke an elegant chariot, and the price agreed upon
was 189 guineas, and in order to have the thing in
the' must fashionable 'style, - the arms, crest, 3.:c.
were done in ,a particular way. This carriage was
finished, agreeable to the contra& in the month.of
October following; but the, Defendant haying left
town,. and the Plaintiti not hearing any thing More
of him, for a length of time, disposed of the car-
riage to another person. When the Defendant next
came to town„ hekexpressed some surprise at the
carriage being gone ; but, to make amends. Ordered.
another, which, when finished, shared the same
fate with the former ; he also sent a curricle,
ness, &c. to the Plaintiff's-yard, to be'taken care of;
and the anion was therefore brought to recover the
expence of painting the arms, crest, &c. and for.
erasing them out again, when the carriage was sold
to another person ; and also for the stand of the
curricle, care of the harness, &c. at the rate of 4s.
per week.
ift appearing, however, that the first ,carriage sold
for more than the Defendant was to pay fur it, and
that the curricle was actually sold to the Plaintiff; to
go, in part- payment of the carriage, Lord ELL!Oso-
ROUGH thought they had better be 'Satisfied with the
expences of painting the arms, &c. and the Jury
accordingly found a verdict for tbe Plaintiffs,—Da-
mages 41. 10s.
London, England, 1807-06-22

console humanity, and enable us to realize cur in-
tentiops for the good of religion and the prosperity
of our People. This letter is. only to that encl;4ld
we pray God to have you in his holy keeping. '
(Signed) " NAPOLEON."
" In our Camp in Finckenstein, 38th• May, 18o7."

Te Deum was ordered to be performed in all the
Churches of Paris, on the, 3-4th, for -the taking...of
Dantzic.

The Marquis DE LUCCHESINI is reported to have
died Suddenly at Lum.
The Journal'de 'l'Empire. of the toth states, that
the Russian . Admiral SINIAVIN has declared all the
Ottoman ports, faih the Dardanelles to the. Islands
in the Egean and lonian Seas, in a state of blockade,
even against neutrals. •
The Archduke CHARLES returned to Vienna on
the 27th of ;May.
The, surrender of l'eisse, in Silesia, was not
known at Paris °tithe • i oth. The Gazette de France
of that day observes, that :the siege continued with

'The (amen of ETRURIA has ordered a levy of
20,000 men for the defence of the coast.

Vienna Letters of the 28th of May, say, " The
Course. of Exchange and Of the Public Funds are
improving, in cousequence chiefly of the certainty
that our Court will persist in its neutrality. The
sales of the demesnes its Bohemia also coral-
nue with the best success. The Archduke .Feam-
NAND, who commanded with General MACK In
805, has been for some days dangerously ill of a
bowel coinplaint. The—Grand Vizier made his
solemn. entry into Adrianople on the 20th instant,
preceded by about 1500 infantry; On the 24th,
iu,ooo cavalry joined him from Natolia."
The French and Dutch sailors ,who were con-
veyecl.in .wiaggons'fiorn }.best, Boulogne, and Hol-
land, had, tb the number of neatly 2000, arrived at
.the head-quarters of NAI.ot.EoN!s Marine
Guard, whereiseveral:Wessels have ,been fitted out
to second the operations of the army against
Sire. The first divisions of this flotilla- sailed on the
50 int.() the Frische' gaff:

The French hate ~pOssessed themselves of the
whole of the Nehrtmg, and'ilave thrown up works
opposite The Russian Corps; which was
stationed at tkPkv.,retire4 to Pillau on the approach
of the Enemy. Some F,ogiish Vessels have been
moored- off Palau ; two cutters. of light draught had
entered .the .Hatf, and were pnchorett off Baig,ii; in
three tin horns water.

MAILS.
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PRICE (fl STOCKS

THIS'-1)7.01 Y-A T TWELIE. 04'CII.PCKJk .4. .4" •
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London, England, 1807-02-25

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at Mary-le-bone Cnurcli,
.Peter To uchet,
Miss Ford.
Theisame day, try special licence, Mr. Martin Bree, Mem-
ber Of the College of Surgeons, in London, to Miss Morgan,
elffest daughter of Mr. pmes'Morgan, of Kensington' Gore,
Middlesex.
London, England, 1807-02-25

A WINTER IN DATIL

In a few Days will. be published,
A-WINTER in BATH, FOnr Vols. By the Au-
.11.,,r of two much esteemed 'Alodern Novels, who is
well known in tielite.and Fashionable. Circles of Lon.'
don, Bath, 13601 f-on, &c. .
Also, just published, by Crosby and Co. Stationers'_court,
London, •
t. Lathom's Human Beings, 3:,v015. t 35..• 6d.
2. Norris's Olivia and Marcella, 3 vols, 15s.
3. Cunning's Orphans of Snowdons 2.21 Edition, 3 vols. 12.5.
4 Sans Souci park, 3 vols. 135. 6‘l.
5. Mrs. Manners' Castle of Nouvier,-2 viols. Ss. •
6. Bristed's Edward and Anna, z.vp:s. Ks..
7. SMith'S Eventful Marriage, 4 vols. tss.
S. Eversfiald Abbey, 3 vuls. las.,
9. Sherwood Forest, 3 vols. by Mrs. Goodie, ros. 6d.
to. Ilyerley..s Nature, or Picture of the Passions, 4 vOls. 143.
t. Fentlinand and Amelia, ; vols, les. 6d. • • ~ .
ra. Secrets of the Castle, b2l r. Cary, z vols. 7s.
13. The Monk of Dissentis, a Romance, 3 vols..' 2S.

A LETTER on
EitElecyMcD)LCElifi,, PROPERTIES

By'Wl LLIANI. BUCHAN,' M.D.

Author of the Domestic Medicine. —The Sixth Edition.
In the Monthly Review this Letter is notified in the fol-
lowing Word's, Dr. Buchan here enumerates the•several.
Dii;eases which are either caused or increased. by the varia„
tions a Climate in this Country, and which are likely to be,
obviated or relieved by attention to proper clo::thing.- He're,
connnend,- and we think justly, the Manufacture called
Fleecy Hosiery, in preference to... Flannel. Indeed the-lie_
licacy and utility of this Article fully deserve the praise
which is here bestowed upon it:" . •
To be had, of the Patentees of the. Flcecy Hosierv, HO L,
LAND, •Ns/ A !STEM., and HO RTO.N, NO. 99, High Hol-
born, and of the ditterent,Booksellers.

. .
%* La Lain; tie M; Lv Dotteur Buchan vient de parbitre
en raacois.

This. Day was publisher!, price 6s. . •
In One Vol. Izino..„with iz Engravings eof the Principal
Grids. chiefly t, ken frivini the remains of Antient Statuary,
PHE PANTHEON: or, ANCIENT HISTORY
Of the GODS of. GREE CI,. and ROM E
By ED. BALDWIN,,Esq."
.13Ooks which have professed; y.t reatcd of the beautiful
fieitoris of the GrecianNlytlinlOgy havehitherto been so Writ-
ten as to convert what onght, to he 'entertaining to the 'fancy
and elevating to. tile sentiMents of the reader into a detail,
coarse, vtil;;ar, and repulsii.e. To remedy this tit/fedi; the
objezt of the present Wail. It is expressly intended for the
use otyoung persons of both sexes, and therefore every inde-
iiC3CV of larKuage pr ideas haS.been carefully excluded. ,
Printed for T. ticiigkins, tilt. Library,,
way-street, opposite Sono-square, Okferd-street ; and to be
had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1807-08-13

This Day was published, price as.

E NIA R Son the ALLIANCE between
R CHURCH and KING., .andult the TEST LAWS.
"By the'Rev. RICHAR D,K INC. •
Formerly Mellow of New College Oxford.
London: Printed. for I Duke-street, Portrand-
place ;,:tri may be had of ill liu.Asel:prs.
London, England, 1807-08-13

VHE PRINCE OF WALES's BIRTH-D4l.

The birth-day of the Heir Apparent will of course
tlways be a subject for festivity with the people of
this Coontry, whose leading characteristic is loyalty,
'he Tradesmen who are employed by his Royal
kiighness had their houses illuminated on the occa,
sieni and several of them in a very beautiful'
, Among them were the houses of Wzsretr,
Tailor to his Royal Highness, in Old Bond-street ;
BAttlityLoi the Printer, in Wardotir-street ; KELLY),
the Saddler, Strand ; MIDDLETON, Pencil-maker, in
the same place; .111 Gas, the Perfumer, New Bond-
ate and many others.—The Opera-house, Drury.
. Covent-garden, and the Haymarket Theatres,
4"were. all brilliantly illuminated in honour of the Day
" ;
well asVauzhall, ASTLEY!S Amphitheatre, Sadler'S
„Wells, the Circus, and other places of Entertainment.
a' Hoaxes's, • in St. Jamen-street, also testified its
respea to his: Royal Highness by a splendid device.
The Light and-Heat Office; in Pall-Mall, gave a ve-
ry brilliant proof of its veneration for its august
neighbour. The house allotted to the Literary Fund
by the bounty of his Royal Highness, very properly
. manifested zeal and gratitude on the occasion.—
Altogether the Anniversary of this Day has seldom
been .noticed in the Metropolis with more splendour
than was displayed in various quarters, of it last
night.

The Warehouse at Charing-Cross, for the Sale of
the invaluable Yellow Fever Remedy, exhibited the
h4Tte appropriate &vices last night as upon similar
occasions. Several hundred
,beautifully variegated
damps were ta3tefully presented to view with much
brilliancy and goad etre& ; and on the other- Ware-
house in Town, for the Sale of the Yellow Fever.
Powders (which has just been openel near the West
ludia Docks, for the particular accommodation, as we
understand, of Mariners), an Anchor was displayed,
richly ornamented with a great variety of variegated
13,148. to denote that the Yellow Fever Remedy is
tne Seaman's Sheet Anchor. This drew together
an. immense concourse of speelators, being the first
thing of the kind ever seen in that part of the
Town.

The Recorder of London attended the Council
yesterday, and made his report of the eleven con-
vias capitally convi&ed at the last Old Bailey Ses-
sions, when William Pearce, who was apprehended
.by Adkins; the Officer, a short time since in Hack-
'ley-fields, and who has been conviEted of horse-
stealing -; .William Tomlinson and George Finch,
who were convi&ed of being returned tra!rports,
were ordered for execution on Wednesday. The
two latter are the men who were charged with cut-
ting and wounding a watchman and two others, in
St. Giles's, a short time since, in a most desperate
manner, as they were attempting to rob the Wit-
f)ri carriees cart, about three months since.
Reading has been tixed.npon by Government as
pi ice of residence for Don PASQUEL RUIZ
IltignOitlit), the Spanish Governor .of Monte Video.
London, England, 1807-08-13

CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO-SQUARE.
This 13av was published, price ss.
'T_TEMIEW ELEMENTS; or, A Pra6tical
In-
troduClion to the Reading of the Hebrew Scriptures.
Tor the Use' of• Learners who. were not taught Hebrew at
School, and of Schools where it it4s not yet been taught.
-.Sold by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; 1.
Hatchant Piccadilly : W. B. Lunn, Soho-square; Payne,
Mackinlay, and Williams, No. t i, Strand.
Where may be had, price tit.
Copperplate Copies of Hebrew Letters and Words.
London, England, 1807-08-13

THE

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4t,
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THURSDA.6, ALT9UST, 13, 1807.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

SURREY.

KNIGHTS' HILL, MANSION.HOUSE and LAND,
The Property of the late Lord THURLOW.

QHOIITLY will be SOLD. by AUCTION, at
3 Garraway'b CoMe-house, this truly; elegant and splendid
Ntansion, with suitahle attached and detached Office,* Farm,
yard and Out-buildings, replete with every.canvenience, and
upwards'Of too ;Acres of excellent productive MeadOw and
Pasture Land ; forming altogether a most important Domain,
tit for the residence of a F,lmity of the first dtstmalon. .
The Situation-of Knights' Hill is retired, atnidst the most
interesting rural Scenery, commanding extensive, richly
wooded, and diversified prospels, distant five Miles only
from London, and one Mile each from Streatham and Dul.
wich.

particulars are preparing, and will be shortly realy for de-
livery, of which due notice will be given iu tins raper; and '
alio of the Day'of Sale, when every ne;:es'§ary inktmation
may be had, and Plans of the Estate seen, 00 application to
r..Towaly. Land 'ttrveyor,Walworth; and at Mr. James's •
Office, N. 5, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn.

NAVY: FFICE; •••
Aug. 8, 1807.,
THE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS-I- of Ills mAyEs N/IYY do berth;
give Notice, that on TbutstAti,- the 2(41) lest. at One o'Clock,
they will 6e rraly to treat-wily ilich Persoxs as may be willing
to Contrati jot J uppo ng His .11aje001 4evetal Yards with
TRAIN OIL.

A Distrikaion of the Oil, with a Form of the Tender,inoy be
seen at 14is Office.

No Tender will be received a fier Twelve o'Clock olibe dfy of
Treaty, nor aly, noticed, • unles4 tie Pa, 7, or an Agar: for Sim,
attends.
London, England, 1807-08-13

WOODS.
."" 'be SOLD, upon the ESTATE of CULLODEN, near
INVERNESS,

EN THOUSAND lar,ge • Growing SCOTS
,FIR TREES, from eighty tra ninety beats oi.f, ft'/°-
posed at an average:: to measure from twelve to fifteen solid
feet per tree. The NVCII-X1 is situated on the north side °fa
gently sloping bank, of a dry gravelly bottom, about an
Engllslintile from the shores of the Moray Frith, between
vhich and the woods there, is an excellent road. The wood
ki,ll b... sold in one ur more lots, as the purchasers
may, ' •

For lurther particulars application may be made to Alex-
an(l.,.. Esq: Banker, Inverness • or to Craitturd
',V. S. Edinburgh. John Naismyth, Gardener at Cul-
.lO4F.i, will ahem the woods. • •

froin a 'very attentive examination of these Woods
it is estimated that the trees„to be sold contain one hundreri
thousand and five hußdred ncdid feet of Timber.
London, England, 1807-08-25

utcnsils requisite for bis• mannfa6teiy.; and to sell
in the, towns; or at his mantafaaoty; his pro-
ductions, mid to send them himself abroad,
on his own, or on others' account, under' his
own name, or through the medium of 'a Rus-
sian Merchant, and even that 'of a. Foreigner.—
In order to prevent fraud, a min* or seal shal4 be:
.at it‘ed to his goods by the Magistrate of the place...
Fereign Guest, it' even he be, not a ..Manufadurer, has '
the right of buying goods by wholesale for exporta-
tion throughout the Fimpire, of ,Russian Merchants
as ProPri4Ars, hut not of Villagers or retailers ; and
the puretiaite Must always take place in towns or
boroughs, tor Mille can be made in the villages.
The purchased goods he may forward,. free of all
duties, to the ports, oreven the frontiers, either by
'land Or by water.--,The Foreign Guest, if he even
be not a' Manufanetarer, is permitted to order from
abroad goods not. prohibited, and_ to sell , them 'by
wholesale in 'dump or in town ; but it is forbid-
den for Whosoever' *punt they may be,
to send them to any other town or village for public.
sale. He is likewise permitted to send his imported
&ids to the three principal yearly public sale fairs
of Korenoge, Makarielf, and frbit, without prying;
duties in the interior, , which, from thjS moment,
are taken Otr every is at liberty fo pl3ce
against ready payment, his goods tor expartatioa,,ox
imported, into the Government and town ware-
houses,or by private agreement, in,o those of
whence .he can sell them by wholesale.:--
The Foreign Guest is•free to depart 'km) llnsSsia for
his native country, as soon as he has fulfilled :the obe-
dience prescribed by the 129th Paragraph ,of the
Town ITegulation. • • ' ' '
1 vontinued.)
(To

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PRICE OF' STOCKS
THIS DAY, At TwitLYE o!cLocK.
Consols • • '62k t Omit= - pet
London, England, 1807-08-25

CILEST.ER, AUG. 21.

• Though we are remote freq.' the MetropoPs,
we are not without our share of public auntie-
meats.. W.stataa, the younger, has been delivering
his Astronomical Leaures on his Eidouranion, at
our 'Theatre Royal, with great success. He had
a large and respeaable concourse of visitors every
night, and 'aftbrded great instruaion. He was suc-
ceeded by entertainments of a different kind, but very-
well in their way, and such indeed as illustrated the
doarines. previously - inculcated, in sheaving the
wonderful diversity of nature in her produaions.—
This may appear a potbpous remark; we mean only
to say, that Itict.anom followed the Astronomer,
with a medley of recitations and music, entitled A
Voyage to Lydia; the singing of course by himself,
and the recitations by BARTLUY, of Drury Lane
Theatre. This entertainment immediately succeed,
lag the solid information and awful truths 'of the
preceding leaures, constituted an agreeablevariety,
and was also very much followed.' •

AUSTIN, who is now one of the very few surviv.•
ing performers mentioned in the inimitable Resciad
Of CHURCHILL, iS still capable of thearrical enter.
prizes, and has, it is said, resolved to try an.. experi•
meat of this kind iu the metropolis early in next
year,, unless fate should, in the mean time, unkindly
drop the curtuin.
London, England, 1807-02-14

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.,

THIS PRESENT EVENING,, Feb. 14, 1807,
3. will be performed
.vTHE JEALOUS WIFE. ••

WITH

TEKELI ;
Or, THE -SIEGE OF -IVIONTGATZ.
Ilexes 6s. Second Price 35,-.-Pit 3i. 6d. Second Price ss,.
-Gallery as. Seesaw! Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money .to tic returned.
Places for the Boxes to. betaken at the Box-office, in:Little:
Russel-street. , •
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, aid begin 'at
'Half-past Six.
On Monday, The Travellers; with Fbrtune's
A new Operatic Piece, in Two. Ads, is in rehearsal.
London, England, 1807-08-22

fleqclon, ,lug►, gO7.

Satnrday sennight, a dreadful storm of thunder
and lil htning. came on at Aliandale, -Northern.
berlatid. At Gatehous.: three cows were stilled by
the eiuoric 1.1,1 u, and t‘vo men Were.struck down,
but recovered. And •at I:lexham, on Thursday
se*nnight, a young man, whilst glazing a window
on the outside, WaT. in a moment benumbed and
blinded by the lightning, hut there tirehOpes'Of his
recovery., The thunchr waS succeeded by the bear
viest torrents of rain ever remembered in that neigh.
bourhood,. which have done considerable damage
to the families in the iruniediate vicinity of the
Skitiners'-burn, by spoiling and washing a ‘Nay part
of the furniture, on the ground floors Of their hooves.
• A number of cows ,Luolotiing. to Mr. Trevor,
banker, of Whitchureh, lately broke out of their
pasture in the night into.a piece of clot er adjoining,
audio consequence of eatingit; four of them must
inevitably have been lost, but for the titriOly assist-
ance, of ,114r7:4,,,r5tnce, Kirmer, of 13rough:.41, who
saved the-1i444* three of thern by the 'operation of
tapping; the; fourth died' beibre relief could b ad-
ministered. -Serra' 'others were alieoted, but trot

thrigcrousli;:
00'1'hurAday eVitning, twenty Boys trained to the
115-that„Widabk,4 Insitution the ;Marine- Society,
sof o`tf ott Vie Gosport coach for Portsmouth, from
111,?: Golden Cross, Charing-Cross, to . supply his
iiiii,tßiestr3 Nevy. On pick mounting the roof, they
thr.-e lt4zzas, rei crating, " Old England for
!"
London, England, 1807-08-22

TUNIIRIDC E.

AVIDNISDAY, AVG. 19.
A Handicap Race fir the losing Horses. Two-mile Wars.
Mr. Embden's b. K. Pantaloon (bolted yesterday) - t 1
Mr. Lacey's m. Lucy (lost this day) .. - a 1
Mr. Bulstord's m. Honeydew (lost last night) - 3at

A Letter from Paris, dated July II I, saysL-"Arhea,
two years ago the Minister TALLEYRA ND was ereat-
ed Prince of BaxEvaNTo, and MarshalikariADOrra.,
Prince of PONTE .00111'0, it was believed that thesis
creations would be immediately followed by a num-
•ber of titles ofa like nature. But they did not f 01..:
low, and the raising of Marshal LEFIMVItE to tne
.dignity of Duke of DANTZ IC is the first that ho
since taken place. this shews that- it is neither
courage, talents, nor services alone whit7h,
eyes of NAPOLEON; give a title to tittle nets honour..
. but an aaive share 'in the •regenuration of.th-e.Frent.fli
government. The conquest of Dant zic war but 111'
occasion seized to con fer the h inourk upon Lui-v3vog,
' which were merited before. At the same time. this
promotion contradias the assertion of violeitt'partl-
sans, that an aaive share in the earlierevents ofthp'
revolution is a bar to advancement under the .Etrt-
peror. The present Duke of DA NTZIC.I):I3 1)&11 At
all times a zealous and impassioned, but at the sarrc
time,. noble-minded Republican; he .foughrunder
DLIMOCIIER at Jemappe, and in November 179-1,
at the head of 23,000 men, stormed at Mons, 043
redoubts.ol-the 'Austrians, singing tepublican ;40110-
His sentiments are unchanged.
" •.-We are all curious to see whether the EPII
on bis.arrii,al: in the metropolis, will not pohl6',
11'
cornmentaty to the words twice alludedeotiii theot
cial Bulletins, concerning Mose wko prtler enitl
ments of the great- city, to the hononrolde toils of war-.
This, it is supposed, hada reference to certain &tin-
guished persons here.
" The public•buildings are carrying on with great
zeal. . • Soinelhings are finished : viz. a part bt the
Louvre, and the' new railing of the garden of th°
Thuilleries,ontbe skit!, of the new street ftivWli, or the
'emme des' Feuillans: Tilt most important othef
works are, the emptying ofthe ,excavation of the
ci-levant Bastile, opposite the new iron hridge'of the
Jardia des Plantes: the objesa of this is the opettieg
of a new canal and,-a harbour, to prow& the VL''4L4y'
that sail on the Seine during winter ; the triumph=
arch by the Barriere de L'.Etoile, at the end of ilk;
Elysian fields; and then the new bytitige by tb4
Champ de Attars, the pillar of Irajan on the 144C°
de Pendome, besides all the changes in the "flittit"
ries 'and the.Plave de Carotesel. •
" The changes to be madem the Place rk r44i,
de la Magdalene, the prize plans which were pr--
posed, andthe adoption by the Eraptinoit tuahl,i,
M. NiGNOW, are already known through the
London, England, 1807-11-07

Extraelfron the Courier de,l'Angleterre.

." The King. of Prance, subsequent to the .Peace
of Tilsit, received from the Eitiperer of Russia au
assurance that he might, without interruption. con-
tinue.to reside in Russia; taut this assurance did not
impose on Louts .VIII. the obligation of net quit
ting the Russian territory. That Prinee Wished to
tlo'to Stralsund to 'visit the brave King of .BWeden;
Net-having been able toaccomplish this objet other,
motives, of. which we are ignorant, and which we
do not seek to.penetrate, called.him to England.—
Will it ho believed that, this 'event awakened the
fear* of some ,Journaliits, 'and induced theM, to
think that, 'in consequence of this circumstance,
thby were Called upon to propose to GovernMent to
adopt measures of precaution ?
'What, has the Emperor of RUSSIA, since the
Treaty of Tilsit, shewna courage which is not to be
foundin men who have the task of direding public
opinion amongst a free and .powerful-peOple? Sball
Russia, at peace with ItUotstAliAtere,
,not fear'that
iVhich England, engdged in a war of which sbe can-
not see the termination, looks upon as a danger
No, England has received into her bosom the bro-
ther df that Royal Martyr, with whose reeking spoils
a crowned murderer has clothed himself. - She: has
seen the Chief of the I.3OURBoNS united to the rest
Of his unfortunate. family,. and clasping in his arms
all the branches .of that illustrious race, whom an
obscure.and disgraced family attempts: ridiculously
--to
" Tbe charatler of the Prince destined 'to reign_
over France is little known' in. 'England. His forti-
tude, the nobleness of- his mind, 'the wiscletn .and
-Moderation of his views, are worthy of being appre-
dialed ,by 44'n enlightened nation. It is not a matter
of indifference, whether men, who by their influ-'
ence or their talents secure a preponderance in the
'public affairs ,or. England,. are acqtainted with, or
"ignorap4, of the,virtues of a Prince to-whom Franco
'may one day look as her only refuge against theevils
of atiiirehy and despotism. ; Louts ,XVIII. appears
.irt the eyes of the ignorant multitucleonly as a King,
whose grandeur is eclipsed ; he presents only the
spa:tat:le of irremediable misfortune.
14 the eyes of reaetaing men, this Prince recalls
to them his imperishable-rights, and presents, hopes
of another destiny. Nothing is certain in the situa+.
t ion of France, and consequently in that' of Europe,.
if it is':ttot..the instability of an oMer of things foUnd-
'airs 'violence and AntLwiten'tho course
of tyranny shall: have readied :,the last stage of its
efforts and its success ; when the itfeiitable fagot' the
Tyraut shall have :revived the fatcliqns, the' rivalries,
and the (42tionr,:($, and..the ini.tred which despnliSta
compreiseg, but which
,it cannot stifle, ahe French
nation, tired of so many storms; -may seek at.length
repose. c May throWitself into the arms el t-k p pact-
alolie can heal, all its tivostt>tlss
because ',that alone can ce.,nciliate,al,l interest. and
ractittnent."
London, England, 1807-11-07

A NEW AND IMPOR PANT WORK.
• This Day was published,
Price gd. or Thirteen to the. Dozen, with the full Allowance
to Schools . •
177 H& FIRST CAThCHISM fora CHILDREN,
_ 1 containing, common Things necessaryta be known, anst
adapted to the Capacity and Curio,sity of Children between
Four and Ten Years oiage..
By, the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. •
Author of the'Class,Book, the Re.tdiug Exercises, orintro-
duCtion to theCluss Book ; the•Cminmar of
• itriosophy, Aw.
Every Parent and Tutor will be instantly struck with the
msetkrlness and importance tit this new Catechism, which be*
gins with teactlinK the-Child.te count Ten mime ihe Daye
in the-Week, and pp:co-eds by easy steps to the definition and
explanation of all kinds of familiar and corrunori Objeets.
bears, in tact, as to tpe business of lite, and the tirct:princi-
ples of general knowledge; exaCtly the same lohition at the
Church Catechism and eas),, Catechisms of Ur. Watts bear to ,
the Principles ;if Religion and Morality.
',tinted fur Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge street, London ;
ncil to b with the other intiat approved %Yorks of the
saaneAuc littiaoLri:of
all Booksellers in Town And Country.

SUPER-LOUR MS. SERMONS.
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Price Sixty Shillinks. done up separately, for the Pulpit,
x-r r ORIGINAL. MANUSCRIPT SER.
.0 MONS, adapted for every Sunday in the Year, :Mai tor
the Principal Holidays, anti Extraordinary Occwinins,—
Printed in a new Sctipt Typ, cot on purpose, in exaa
Imitation of Manuscript.
./13y a DIGNITARY of the CHURCH of ENdLAND.
These Original Sermons are respectfully submitted to. the
Clergy as superiour thodern.compositions,. better adapted to
theiravowedobjea rhunaity previous attempts of the same
kind. Time Author hailliniselrpreached eVeryOnC'ofthemi•
and he can, therefore,• speak to their suitable length • and
etfeet-,-Ite cap.:dui boast ot, the satidi,uvwhich they have re-
ceived from very tlistinguisliedornaments of the Church. "
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Lontitin ; and Ohl by all Booksellers in Town and Country.
N. H. Clergymen who may not choose- to purchase tne
'entire S.st, till they.,liaysexainitied a few, may be ac:coritnici-
dated with a Score, inilitibNntly betectett,- for a one.pound
-iutte, which may, m,t agreeable, be attaressed to the flublisher
by the Post.
London, England, 1807-02-13

THEATRE IWYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-I\ORROW EVENING, Febrairy 14)18071
wilt be performed
THE JEALOUS 'WIFE. •
Oakly, Mr WROUGHTON;
111.1jor Oakly, MT; PALMER; , • -
Russet, Mr. DOW TON;
Sir Harr% Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL;
'Captain CrCutter, Mr. 101114 SToN E
Mrs. Oskly, Miss DUNCAN ;
Lady Freeleve, Mrs. HA Rl.O W E ;
Harriet, Miss M E LLD N.
WITH
TEKELI;
'Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
•.`Count Tekeli, Mr. H. SI DDOIFS ;
.• Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON ;
• Count Coral'', (the General), Mr. CARLES
(the Hcroine of Alcnrgatiy, Mrs. POW ELT..,
130x.e5:65.• second Price 3s:—Pit 35. 6d. Second Puce 2.5.
..;Gallery 7:s. Second Price is.--Upper Gallery Ts. Se-
*Owl Price t,d.— No Money to be returned. •
rlact.:s lot the:Boxes' to be taken at the Box-officc, in Little
ttLifiel. tit tee t
'The Doors to be opened at Hilf-past Five in at , and be
Half-past -Six:
On Monday, The Travelldrs ; With Fortune's Frolic.
A new ;petatic Piece, in •Nvo Acts, is in rehearsal.
•
London, England, 1807-02-13

131R7 lIS.

On the Bth inst. at Holyhead, in Anglesea, Mrs. Dorset
Fellowes, Lady of Captain fellowes, of a Son:
On Wednesday morning, 'Mrs. John Clayton, of HackneY,
of two Sons.
Yesterday, in Guildford-street; Mrs. Jahn Mitford; 01 3
Son.
London, England, 1807-02-13

211.11:R LED.

,On Saturday last, at Bath, Colonel Mehdall,
to Miss
Clarke, of Castle Cary, in Somersetshire.
On Tuesday last, at Barham Court, the seat of the Right
Hon.. Lord Barham, William Henry Hoare, Esq. eldest
of Henry Hoare, Esq. to Miss "Noel, daughter' orGyfri„
Noel NOel, Esq. of k:Xtort Patk, Rutf-andsture, and gri#
daughter of Lord Barham.
On Wednesday, at Wolterton, in Norfolk, the Hon.
Rev. W illiant Wodehouse, youngest son of Lord Wodellow—
to Miss Hussey, eldest daughter of Thomas Httssey,...-134.
of Galtrim, iu I reland. ,and grand-daughter of Lord Orford.
On the 4th inst. Mr. N. S. Price, of Stoke Newington'
to Miss Emily Egan, of Sunbury.
f
o Yesterday se'nnight, at Newark, Mr. Powell, Surgeo• -
Basinghall-street, to Miss Ashwell, second daughter of ivif'
Ashwell, Surgeon, arrnerly of Coleman-street.
London, England, 1807-06-23

PICTUALLING.OFFICE,

jcllyie 15, 1807.
THE CGMMISSIONFSSforVICTUALLING
His 111;1.7L,NTI"O'el P Y hereby gibe IVotiee, hat on
Friday, the 3d of
.74 next, they will be ready' to receive
Tenders in writing ( sealed up), and treat for three Hundred
Thousand QUEBEC S'rAvF.S, fit for the purp2re -of making
Tight Casks ;to be delitieeed one half ly the 31st of Ogobee', 008,
and the remaindee- by the' 3 tst of December Plowing, into His
Majesty's Vidualling Stores at Dettford ; and to be paid for by
Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's
Office..

N. B. N 6 Tender for a less quantity INtv Twenty-five Thou,
rand .caves will he admitted.

NO.regard will be bad to any Tender in which • the Price shall
not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered
to the Board before One o'Cloek on the said Friday, the 3d
of
.y:t(y next, nnr unless' the Person who makes the Tender, or
some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for,
London, England, 1807-06-23

G OTTE PURGE! E I!LS.

STRALSUND, JUNE 7.--General BLuetagß, who
arrived here a few days since, ha& taken• the com-
mand of the Prussian. Troops under the King of
Sweden. The Armistice still continues hi force, and
the King has. had an interview with General BRUNE,
but
.we are yet ignorant of what passed at this inter-
view:

GOTTENBURqH, JUNE 15.—The day before yes-
terday two Fleets,• the one going to England under
convoy of the Sally armed Ship (Capt. CHETEIAM),
which opposed (he French at the siege of Dantzic ;
the other under convoy of the Pandora Brig, bound
to the Sound, were, by a strong gale of westerly
wind, forced in here • the Pandora has in her con-
voy five Sail of Transports laden with gunpowder,
for Memel.

JUNE 12. —Wednesday arrived the Dorset and
Lady Nepean Packets,. with Mails and Dispatches,
when an Estafette was immediately sent to the King
at Stralsund.

Yesterday Captain PROPONCHER, Aid-de-Camp to
General BLUCHER, arrived here from :Stralsund,
with Dispatches for the English Government, and
for the Dake of YORK : he will take his passage in
the PaAet in turn of sailing to-clay; as will also
M. ADLERSBRRG, the new Swedish Minister to the
Court of London, •

HEAD-CLUARTERS, STRALSUND, JUNE I.—Adju-
tantGerrral Baron FAWAST returned last -Saturday
evening from Deramin, after having, on the 29th
ult. concluded and signed a Cartel with the French
Colonel FAys, for the mutual exchange of Prisoners
of War. •

His Royal Majesty having recalled, under date of
the• Ist ot last month, his Minister Plenipotentiary;
Lieut.-Col. VON REtIAUSEN, from his mission to
the British Court, has been graciously pleased to
appoint in his stead Baron ADLERSBERG, Lord of .the
Bedchamber, and Knight of the Order of the Sword,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at
that Court.—(Gottenburel Gazette of June 12.)
AUGSBURGH, MAY, 24.—This. morning arrived
.here the fine Spanish,Regirnent of Dragoons of Al-
garke ;. and on the 181 h, the Spaniel' General, Mar-
quis HERMOFILLA. On the 21 st he dined with the
Ele&or of Treves"; and afterwards proceeded with the
Ele&or and-his sister; Princess CsuN 'GONDA, to the
Thtee Moors, to see Spanish Regiment of Gua-
dalaXara, which marched by in parade : the regi-
mentals of these troops are white, with red cull's.—
(Stockholm, Gazette of June 12.)
London, England, 1807-06-23

v/lu.

On Thursday list., at the Vicarage-House,, Shiplake, 0,7 t.
fordshire, in, the 6Sth year of her age, Mrs: Cheveler,
w
of the, late I erningharn Cheveley, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn...
' tin Saturday last, 'at Kensington, in the 64th year of hia
aze, • William- Wheatley, Esq. Of Lesney-House, in the
County of Kent, and aDeputy Lieutenant of the said County.
London, England, 1807-06-23

AUSTIN FRIARS.

CAPITAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, SPACIOUS
CONVENIENT YARD, &c.
TO BE.SOLD BY AUCTION,
. ' • .• By Mr. ROBINS,
At-Garraway!.s Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, op
Monday, 2gth. Inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
iksVERY Eligibl6.. LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a spacious roomy House, planned for the
accoonno,..,!ion of a taro family, late the residence of God-
frey, Thornton, Esq deceased ; the House contains, on the
ground-floor, an Entrance Hall and An Inner Hall paved with
marble ; a Library, Dressing-room, Store..raom, large Kit-
Butler's4oom, &c.: on the first-floor a spacious Din-
ing-parlour; two Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding-
doors; 'roomy lied-chamber, Water-Cioset, &c. a second
story suitable Bedchambers; and on the third story a I.aun-
dry, Drying_room, Servants' Bed-rooms, and Staircase to the
roof. Principal and secondary Staircases. roomy o,ffices, Cel-
lars, &c. in the baseMent story ; °lien airy paved yard, with
a door to the Gardens of the Drapers' Company; the whole
in excellent order.
To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may
be lied at Garraway's ; and itaibilts, Warwick:Street,
Polderiqu-are,. •

egard will he had to any Te.nier in Whie.h the Price shall
not be inserted in Imrds. at length, or that shall not he delivered to
the 13f,ard befire ale o'Clock on the said .Friday, the 2.6 th
instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, o► some
person an bin behai,t, afiinds, to axszveY, when called for:
London, England, 1807-06-23

BIRTfiS:

Lately, at Brough Hall, Yorkshire, the Lady of Thomas
Strickland Standish, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Thursday evening last,, the Lady of William .Notti
sq._ at his house in Bunltill-row, of a Daughter. •
On iaturday 'nothing, at his house at BrornptOn, the wife
of John Temple, ESE]: of a Son. '
Yesterday, at No. tr, Holles-street, the-'Lady of -Major
Parry, ofithe.soth Regiment, M, P °fa Son and Heir.
London, England, 1807-06-23

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

"rave IS, iSo7.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor 171CTUALLIANG
HIS MAJESTY': NARY do hereby give Notice, That
on Thursday next, the zsth Instant, they will be redly to receke
Tenders, in writing (leafed up), and treat with such Persons a:
will undertake tops:rd.:4.re all the YEAST that shall bi made in,
His 1114esty's Brewhosese at Deptford, for One Year, from the.
expiratim of tie iresent Month.
The Conditions of the Contrail may he seen at the Secretary"':
Office.• •

No regard will- Le bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
ndf he inserted in words.' at length, or that shall not be J. lizyred to
the llcard before ,One o'Clock on the said •Tharsdar next, the
25th Instant, nor unless the Person v.,ho makes the Tender , 41- some
Perron on his behcgf, attends, to answer, when called foe.
London, England, 1807-06-23

BRITISH- FiRK-OFFICE

:-P-THE.BRITISH,FIRE-OFFICEi: desirous of ex-
liberal Plan ..of lnsuragee on.-,Houses,
33iiildings, Goods, Merchankliz.. Sliipft-!!g, and „Farming
-Stock; hay& appointed Agents in tire.Citics and large Towns
:.11,.Great wham the PropoSals may The had gratis,
as well as at the principal Offices in the Strand and
London.
InsurAnces due at Midsummer must be paid on or before
.the 9th 'Dar of FuJy.
coipmon Insurance, 2S. per Cent. Hazardous, 3s. Dou,
ilazaruous, ss. Farming, Stock, zs. od. per Cent. only.
ROBERT SR:EL roN, Sec.
HE ONLY,LOTTEBY of Twenty: Thousand
Tickets that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY
THOUSAND VOUNDS;begins Drawfng the 14th of I uly,
London, England, 1807-04-11

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK,
LADIES ADM GENTLEMEN,.
WE 'beg leave to offer you our grateful 4cktiow.
ledtments for the honour you have conferred• on
us, by eleaing us into the Dipedlion.
Trusting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of
the confidence they have reposed'in
.We have the honour to be, with great respe& •
' Ladies and Gentlernen,
Your
,most obedient and very hurnloceSeryants,
' CHARLES GRANT,
• GEORGE SMITH,
WILLIAM THORNTON,
- S. TOONE.
East India House, 'April 1807.

NEXT TUESDAY,
The Drawing of the ST-ATE, LOTTERY .will commence,
and the First-drawn Ticket ork that Day will be entitled to
!TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS..

TJAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Royal
11 Exchange who Sold all the. First drawn CAPITAL
PRIZES in the last Lottery,- are selling TICKETS and
SHARES 'for the present STATE LOTTERY.
The First-drawn Tickets on the.ul, 3d, and 4th Days of
Drawing, will be also entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS each.

ST AtE L

ITTERY.

4 Prizes of - zo,ono PfiZeS of roc*
4 - - 40,000 fto - - - 506'
- - - - 5000
SWIFT' and Co. No.- i Poultry, and No. 12,
Chating-cross, are selling the TICKETS and SHARES
of the present STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing on
TUESDAY NEXT..' •

.ThiS Ldttery contains an unusual number of the highest
Capitals, and gives to the first Three Thousand Tickets-
each, over and above any Other Prizes that may bedrawn
against. them.
F.I.CIITEEII CAPITAL 'PRIZES in the last and pre-
ceding Lotteries, were Sold in, upwards of Two Hundred
Shares,. at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices. • •
London, England, 1807-04-11

CAAROTIL and Co. No. g6,' Oxfolik-street, near
Rathbone- place; are selling TICKETS and SHA,R ES,
in great variety of Numbers, -for the THIRD .STATE
Lo-r.rE R Y for .18°6, whicit will begin Drawing on Tuei:
day next, the Sbteme of which stands unrivalled by any
former one ; and claims particular attention trout the Pub.
lic, as it consists orthe following numerous Capital, Prizes,
viz,.
~ , ..
4 Prized of kzo,ooo to Prizes of 4, moo
4 :. - - 10,000 to - - - - 560
4 - - iOOO r &C. &c. &c.
" The First-drawn 3000 tickets, iu ‘atldition to any other
Benefit that may tall to Went, will be entitled to (a each.

CarrJl and Co. solicit peir Friends and the Public to be
early in their Purchase, as the principal Capital Prizes will,
be drawn on the first Four: Days., In the
riatt
.November
State Lottery, .No. 12,103, a Prize of• i ~0001. was sold in
sixteen Sixteeinlis, by CARROLL aild Co. ; and NO. dos
a Prize of 5001. was likewise sold in. .Shares ; and, in former.
Lotteries, Capital Prizes to a. very coneidezable amount.—
Country Correspondents, and all orcterS, will be punbually
'attended to. -SeNnies .tiVbe had ;gratis;•
London, England, 1807-04-11

gI'AT LoTT MY. •
To commence Drawing on T-u Es DA Y'NE XT.
RICHARDSOI•.;,GOODLUCK, and Co: ofCorn-
-101 and Charing-cross, London, recommend the Scheme
of the present LOTTERY to the' attention of the P unlit:, as
it contains a greater number of Capital and other rrizes than
any former Lottery, rylith so small a nu tpner of Tickets; and
every one of thein,drawn on the first Three Days of Drawing
will be entitled to Ten Pounds, independent„ of any' Other
Prize that may be drawn against the sarrie.; so that a colisi
derablO number of the Twentyy.ound Prizes will receive
Tnirty rounds ; the Fifty Pounds, Sixty, toe. middle
Drawing of the Capitals are so arranged, .that,it is 'peculiarly
advantagewts to ;hose who• purchase early.
irst.drawn TiCket, 14th April, kzo,ooo
Ditto, Second Day, 23. t April, - 20,0c0
Ditto, Third Day, Act May,. 20,c00
Ditto, Fourth Day, lath May,• . 2opoo
Ditto, Fifth Day, :16th May, -10,90 ct
Ditto, Sixth Day, isith klay,
TICKETS and.SHARES are on Sale by Richardson,
Goodluck, and Cott
London, England, 1807-04-11

•
R itOOKE and Co. Stock brokers, and Licenced
1.) Lottery-Office Keeperi, 237, Piccadilly, established
iiity-three Years, return thcir sincere and unfeigned Thanks
for the very flattering and'gcneral Support given their Office
and they respettfully infoirn their friends and the Public,
that they have a ver3. large Supply of TICKETS and
SHARES, in the greatest possible variety of Numbers, for
the ensuing Lottery that begins Drawing. on Tuesday next,
and which contains -
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4 Prizes of ,c 200,.! 4 Prizes of ,CsooO
4 - - - to,ooo jJo - - - -Ivo°
Zee. &c.
BROOKE and Co. liaVe sold and registered Thirty-five
Shares of Capital Prizes in the last Year, including a to,ocol.
London, England, 1807-04-11

ESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con-
tractors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornhitl, and
38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention Of
the Public to the Scheme of the New Lorr E RV,'Which
will be found to contain an unusual nuinberbf Capital Prizes
and the first-drawn Tickets on each of the first tour days of
drawing must be entitled to 20,0001. each ; Sand the first
3100 Tickets will divide a bonus of
.36,0001.. over all Tickets'
that art/drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is
recommended by the above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries
tor 18os and 18c.6, sold, in 267 di*tent Shares, the following
Capitals, namely,
No. 3330 . . . 16001. No. 13,747 • . . to,oool.
17,477 . . . 10001- 456 • • . 20,0001.
24,699 . . toool. 9219 29,0001.
16,80 t . 26061. 11,64; . . 20,0001.
17.91.; . • 200°1* •• 7686 • .. . 20,0201.
4077 .- • • s:i601• 7757, . . . 20,0221;
it,871 . . 5.000" 12,749- . . . 25,0001.
With t 6 Prizes of 5001. and a-great number of tool. sol.
&c. and where the first3',oool.-and the last. 25,0ne1. ever
sold were shared.. Ssitelligs gratis ;' and Prizes paid on de-
mand.