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The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-19

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

, .
yi,e is, IL7—
'THE COMMISSIONERSfOr
HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on ,Thursday next, the sth Ins:tant, they, will he ready to receive
Tenders,..in,writing (italic( tip), and treat with such Persons a:
will undertake it pU1T1425, art tt. c r..tka t, to oc ?a... 4,
His Majesty's irewhouse at Deptford, for One Year, from the
expiration of the present Month„

The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary!
Office.

'No regard will be bad to any Tender in whinh 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 Thursday next, the
2.54 Instant, oar unless the Person who makes the Tender , or some
Perron on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.

To. TIIOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. g, New Bridge-Street, London.

Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tS, 18ot.
ItEG leave to inform' you, that ever sine the
year 1790, 1 have been aillicled with the Lues Vene-
rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of rate Paculty
nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation,
and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relict,
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the
spring of last year my disorder had, got to such a head, as
nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer
on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs
were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dread.
fully painful,: and had been in a state, of ulceration for the
last-seven years; my left had also :two large nodes on it,
was very much discoloured,, and gave me such excrutiat.
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de-
prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recom.
mended by Mr. j. Thompson, (who received so great n
cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
which Vbeian to d on the 26th of May ; in the course
of a fortnight, I began to receiye benefit--in little more
than a month, the ulcers on my lte2d and arms were
soundly healed—soon after, the sores on •my legs healed
also; leaving, however, consliterable discolwiration in' the
skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the '3les•
sing of God and a little longer perseverance 'in your inva-
luable. Medicine, subsided; the nodes- dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually
going ott. I. thus became, by your liberal advice and Me.
perfealy _free from all my former complaint
have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be-
eortle and fat, in which state navingcontinued many
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at
a loss in what terms to eitpress. my gratitude, but beg yod,
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my
case as ,public as possible, as I shall on every occasion;
in so *Wing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, A L'f.X. MURKE R.
Swan's Close, Higli-street, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1807-08-27

L'ICTUA L LING-OFFICE,
Angus: 17, 7.
rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS Mel lESTI", NAPPY do bereby give Notice, Tbat on
Tuesday, the is: of September next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons el genuine OATMEAL, lobe delivered,-One Hundred
Tons into Eli: Majesty': Pitimalling Store: at Poruissouth ; and
the remaining One Hundred ram into those at Nyntemtb ; one
ball thereof In one Month, and the other half in one Month after-
wards, and to be paid for by Bills, pqyable, with interest, ninety
days after date. .
• The Condition: of the Contrail may be teen at the Sectetary's
Office. .
No regard will, be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
ow: be Iniorted In words at -hakb, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the Est of
Sepiember,next, stir unless the Po son
,who makes the Tena'er, or
!--::e Person s'. bit behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1807-08-27

(onviaerl- in the like penalty,
far nncsin t hrouo,ll aingslaad turnpike-gate with a
cart, L prig. red a ticket, atid rchtrtlttt~; _r
with w anul. -.- with the satne tiek6t, with intent to
_
&thudtire Trustees.

.
At Queen-square, yesterday,. 111ory Broi0;
was„charged -wit!) feloniously..ste,alinv iu .att4.ft.ol4
the dwelling-house of Mr. John Burchhurst, a titian-
tity of piatures, With -prints, frinted and g;a-t4d3'i
Every necessary. point being proved, sbe
committed for trial.---A young girl was also cowl
nutted fully for petty larceny.

Yesterclay,a,pcior child was run over by one of _the,
.short stages near the end of St. Martin's-We, Char-
ing-cross, and was so dreadfully bruised, as to be
taken to the hospital in a deplorable state.
• -Yesterday died, in the 59th year of her age, Mrs.
LEONORA THOMAS, the Lady of Jolts' TnomAs,
Esq. of Great ,L.iddow, one of His Majesty's D
puty Lieutenants, and a Magistrate for the County
of Essex. Mrs. THOMAS was niece tbCHARLOTTE;
late Duchess Dowager of ATHOLL.

SHIP NLIPS.

POOLE, AUGUST 25.

Arrived—the • Henry, Cribb, liorn, Newfoundland; Ca.
Lunson, from ; Eleanor, la. kson, from,
Sunderland; Brothers, Coates, from Bristol ; Olive-Branch.
Gilbert, from Christchurelt; Dart, Harvey, anWtive,
Williams, from Portsmouth.
Sailed- the Unity, Pickworth, and Mary, Stone, for Lon-
don : StalF of Li;e.,. Seott,for Liverpool ; Siva's,
Bange, tor Hull ; and Resolution, L'Bouttller, for lersq:

CaAI&SEHO, AU.Gt/ST 25.

l'aLssed.by—the Rockers, Soper, from St. Domingo.
Sallecf—the Minerva, Bruce, tor Stockholm; Andalusia,
Romp:, fop' Riga ; Fre(len, Erickson, A lexunderi Wilson,
and. Mary Ann, Thompson, for Elsinore.
London, England, 1807-08-27

VICTUALLING.OFFICE,

: 'Aug. 'l5, )1.301.
THE COMMISSIONERS for PICT U441.1,-)70,
His Majesty's Navy do .hereby give Notice, That on
Friday, the zBtb instant, they will be sea4ito receive fenders,
in writing (sealed up); and treat for Three friundred Chaldrons
(each consisting of Thirty-six Bushels, Win:hester Measure) of
PI l'T's TA NFIE L D 1110 Olt _CO A LS, or Coals of lista
goodness, to be delivered In a whie Cargo, or Cargoes, by the
3othifSeptanber ,rem-, alongside the Ifihail of His Majesty': Pre-
mises at Plymouth and &rubdown; and .to be paid for, by Bills,
payable, with Interest, ninety eLtys after date.
The Condition: of the Contraa way be seen at the Secretary's

No regard will be bad to any Tinier in which the. Po ke shall
not be inserted in w.rds at length, pr that :ball not be delivered to
the. Board before One' o'Clock on !be said Friday, the-28th
instant, nor unless the Person wbo makes tbr Tender, ortoont
person on bir behalf, attends, to answer, when called for.
London, England, 1807-08-27

tURNI3U,LL. ox PREVE.NTIONand TIkEATgNT

OF RUPTURES.
This 'published,'
Eighth EditiOn, price s. 6d:

. .
AMANUAL, containing G'ineral Rules and In-
structions' very necessary to' be attended to by those
who are afflicted RUPTURES. TO which are adJeci,
a Description, Causes, and Improved Method of Treatment
of that Species of Rupturc called Prolapsus Ani'; or, Descent
of the Anus. .

By W. TURNBULL, M.k.
London i Printed for T. Bonsey, Broad-street, Royal Ex—
change; I. Phnson, St. Paul's Church-yard;-1. Murray,
Fleet-street; and H. U. Symonds, Paternoster-row. •
Where may be had, by Dr. Turnbull,. A Popular TreatiSe
crr Health, and the. Means of Preserving it. zzm.r. Wards,
5 s. 6d.

CONCENTRATED :ESSRNCE OF lAMAICA

- GINGER,

_ . .
Prepared by W. RAN DA Lt., Chemist, Southampton.
THE Superiority of this Medicine; in Complaints
of the Stomach- and Bowels,. Indigestion, Flatulency,
and in Gouty, Rheuittitic, and Spasmodic Atketions, is. too
well known to require much comment. 1t is,staticient to'
observe, that this Essence 1t recommended by same of the
first Medical Men in the kingdOin. -It will keep any length
of time, and in any. Climate; and though the, i)usc is s,n4l,
not more than from one to two tea.ietionfols.- yet that (pan,
tity contains more. of the virtues or the -Ginger than.three
times as much in substance. _ _

It isSold Wholesale and Retail by Messrs. Newbery and
Souk, No. 45. St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and Retail
by the Venders of •their hle.licines, price, zs. 9d..a 13Otile,
.Duty included.
N. B. Pleat: to inquire for Randall's Essenco.of GTnger.
London, England, 1807-08-27

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Officers and Crew of Ills Majesty's Gun-brig Lo.t
ens!, for the capture of the E DragonaMarengo, and Belle
Punic, on the 7th and t2th M'arch, 01'06,-
will be made ott
board,' at Plymeuth, and afterwartlS at NO, 22, Arundel
street, for:three months.

;•' To the Officers of Ills Majesty's Ships Indefatigable, Hi-
zard, and Atalanta' for the capture of the French Chasse
Matees La fenny, and La Marianne, on the tstth
Oetober, 1866, will be made on board those Ships, on their
respective arrivals, at Plymouth, on or after the Ist scp.
tember ; and afterwards as follows—lndefatigable at No.
Cecil-street, Strand; Hazard, No. 30, George-street; Ply-
mouth Dock ; and Atalanta at Lockyer's Office, Plymouth.
To the Officers of Ill..; Majesty's Schooner Pickle, tor the
' capture of the French armed Cutter.. Le Favorer on the 3d
January, MI, in sight ofthe Scorpion Sloop, will be Made
on board the said Ships on their .arrival at 'Plymouth, on or
afterthe ist September ; and afterwards at No. 30, George-
8t re, t ' •''
Toll;:j)flicers and Company of His Majestys Ship Dic-
tator, for the capture of sundry Fishing Vessels, on the sth
September, 1866, itt' Company' with the Resolution and
. others, will be made. at No. iB, Clement's Inn, on the asth
insr. and every l'uesday and Friday for three morn hs.
ftlihceercsa
pant
uitreCooletilirearivsy
ilanHteis,
whilirijebsgisadSehoipn To the
Ethallon, for
the gd September, at No. akiaMCS..StrCet, Adelp}ll. .
'l'o the Officers and ternpaiiy of his Majesty's Ship Caesar.
for 'the Capture of the French Ships Formidable, Mont
Blanc, Scipion, and Duguay 'lf rouin, on the 4th Nov. iSes,
will be paid every Friday and 'fuesilaY for three Months, at
Plymouth.
Lolc.okytchire'sol-filene%'ad Ship's Comnauy of has Majesty's Ship
Phoenix, for the Capture of Le cipion, Formidable, Du.
guay 'Cronin' and IVlont Blanc, on the 4th Nov. 1805, will
he paid on board the said Ship, on her arrival , at Plymouth,
and every tiara(,cr for. three months, at ,No. sa,
.Upper
Tha mes s tree t.
To the Officers and Company of his Majesty's Sloop Kan.
garoo, for the Capture of Le Paccage, on the 22d March,
1807, will be paid on her arrival in Port, arid every Wedgies-
day and Thursday,between eleven'and three, for three months,
at No.. 9, New Broad-street.
London, England, 1807-11-02

LOST.
N F.XT fRIDA Y, November 6th, PORI Y THOUSAND
!POUNDS tbr. fhe Fl pikA'‘V N. C K ET; it may
be six Tv THOUSAND P.OUNDS.
IF the First-drawn is a Supplementary Ticket; the
; Holder has a Chance for the. TWENTY THUU-
SAND POUNDS Plt 1 Ein the Little Suppleineptary Lot-
tery olonly.6,oots Tickets. "
Sir .JAMES. 13RANSCOMR. and- Co. ever anxious to
obli4e their Friends and the Public, strongly recommend
them to purchase immediately, lcut. from the circumstoice
gainimg the I mrnense Sum of Sixty Thdusand,Pounds, at
the trifling tisk of Twenty-one Pounds Ten Shillings, all the
rickets or Shares should be sold • before the next Day of
Drawing, to the gat disappointmeht of anxious Adven.:
•turers.

TICKET.., anti-SHARES, warranted [lndrawn, arc now
selling at Sir TAMES lit< ANSCO MII and Co.'s Lucky
Lottery Ptfices, Holborn. Cornhill, and Haymarket.
Note. -7TI CK ETS and SHAKES will certainly advance
again before Friday, the 6th November.

NEXT FRIDAY, November 6th, FORTY THOUSANII
P( P Uls.4 DS for the FIRS l'-DIAW.N TICKET ; it may.
be SIXTY THOUSAND I'OUNDs. , •
IF the First-dowtris.a Supplementary Ticket, the
Holder has a Chance for the TWENTY THOU..
SAND POUNDS -13 It I 1 E in the Little Supplementary I..Ot-
tery os onlysfifooo Tickets..
from the above unprecedented- Grand Prize being to be
obtained at so small an Adventure, the probable circum-
stance is, that every Ticket and Share will be sold before the
next Day's l)iawing..
' Warranted Li mita wn TI CK ETS and SHARES still on
Sale at J. WARN hit's, No. 16, Corniiill, facing the Royal
'Exchange. • •
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket•• . ,C2l .10 o
'Half - to fS o Eighth - - 4216 o
quarter 5 to o ',Sixteenth r 8 6
ETS and SHA It ES will certainly advance
again before the Next-Day's Drawing.
, Orders from the Country, containing Bank Notes. Post-
- Office Orders, Of short-dated Bills, will be treated the same
as if present.
London, England, 1807-08-18

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
MonoA v.--Mr. D. Radcliffe's Sir David, Bst. blta. agst
Mr. FennOr's Hippomenes, Bst. Across the Flat, zoogs.
THUKSDAY.—Mr., Lake's Citizen, Bst. jib. agst Mr.
Payne's Fa.n, fist. tolb. Two-yr old C. toogs.; •
HOVGHTON MEETING.
Monea v.—Mr. Radcliffe's Sir David agst Mr.
titer's Hippomenes; Bst. 31b. 3oogs. h. ft.
Mr. Fermor's Stripling, Ast. toilb. agst Mr. D.Radcliffe's
brother to Houghton Lass, Bst. 31b: Actois the Flat, 20ogs.
h. ft.
Ld SaCkville's Bustard agst Mr. Fermor's Cerbeius,
31b. each. Two middle miles, songs. h, tt.
London, England, 1807-08-18

ktn rti..

. .
On the9thl 1. at, EdimbuFgh, thb Viscounteu of krbricht
not, Oa Mu;incr..
Lately, at leis. hp use lrr Swan. ea, the Litipoi Captain
of the Royal Navy, of a, Datightzt.
On Thursday lase, at Harrow, ,the Lady
,of
Colonel Wade, of the gsth Rate Regithenr, ora I augur• r.
The same day, in Red:lioo.passage, lileer-street, 1.
B. Nichols, °Ea Daughter.

MARRIED.
On Satittday lest, at St. Paul's, Church, Covent -garden„
john kodbard, Esq. of Crewkeruct hi the County of 50-.
merset, to Mrs. Making, lAN of Vomit-garden, Theatre..
The same day, at' queen's-square Chapel., Bath, N,CWItAfI.
Know) s„ Esq. Common. Ser.:rant of the City of London, to,
Mrs. Slope, witiom, of King-street„ Queen-square.
On the rsth inst. at Tenterden, Mt. James Wiltoott,,
Wholesale Stationer, of the Borough of Southwark, Lond,ul),;
to Miss Pigram, oeTenterden, in Kent.
Y esterday morning, at Islaworth Church, Capt; Richard'
Dawson, of the 3d Regiment of Foot, nephew of the latez
General Dawson,, to Miss E. T. Hall, young, ,t thjughretot,
Edward Hall, Esq. ot Sion-Hill, Middlesex.
The same day, at St. George's Church, Hanor.7r-square.,'
Lieutenant-Colonel Leigh, of the Loth (or Prince of Wales's4
Light Dragoons, to the Hon. Miss Syron.

•
London, England, 1807-02-16

MIRTY THOUSAND PiEIYDS.-----The -Ticket No.
6(5:i3, drawn on Saturday a Prize of 30,0001. wao
sold at Ihsn's- Office, on the sth of January,
and regktered to a Gentleman in Ireland.—T-
litsit takes this opportunity of returning his most
grateful thanks to the nobility, gentry, and public in
general, for their numerous and ,distinguished fa-
YourS in thd Lottery that finished on Saturday, and
respeafully acquaint; them that Tickets' and Shares
will be ready at both, his Offices,, 4, Comhill, and
Charing Cross, in a few days, for the next
Lottery.

. -
The• Drawing of the State tottery finished.-66.
Saturday, the;i4th insf. 'The Ticket No. 18,606;
as First-drawn on. that day, entitled to Five Thoti7.
sand Pounds, was sold at HAZARD, .13uaNTE, and
Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, where every fixed
Capital Priie this Lottery has been sold and shared..
The following are the Numbers of the Capital Prizes
in this Lottery which have been sold at HAZARD,
BURNE, and Co.'s Offices, viz.

No. 12,283 - X 30,000-1
24,490 _ - 20,020
3,815 L - 10,000 AII
in
Shares.
846 - • 5,000
5,276 - - 1,000
24,468 - - 1,000
18,006 - 5)/9" lln whole Tickets.
18,610 - - 500
London, England, 1807-02-16

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
arising from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leasehold
t states, in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An-
nuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer-
tain Income for Life, may be supplied with temporary or
Permanent Sums of Money to any Amount, by paying An-
Ituity Inca est for the same.
The Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
kleirs, may. be accommodated on their personal security ;
and in any instance where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deemed insufficient, the addition of another
person► to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re-
ee the objeCtion ; and; in sill cases, privilege will be
Oven to the Public to return the Principal at their own
Option.

Personal applications will be received every day till Four
*Clock; and Letters frotn Correspondents in Town or
_,Country post 'paid) will be immediately answered. by ad_
mressing to the Dire for of the Knightsbridge sank, at his
Icrtyn House, No,Si Lower lolui.,street, Golder .square.

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.
MHIS GALLERY, for the EXHIBITION and
SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS,
is now open to the Public, and will continue open every Day,
from ten in the Morning till five in the A fternoon.--Admit-
tarice is. —Catalogues 6d.
By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper.
The Tickets of Admission will be ready at the Gallery,
for delivery to the GovernorspSubscribers, Royal Academici-
ans, Associates, and Exhibiting Artists, on 1 hursday, the
tzth of February.
London, England, 1807-02-16

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
IrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 16, 1807,
will be performed
THE TRAVELLERS ;
Or, MUSIC'S FASCINATION.
Zaphimiri (Prince of China), Mr. DE CAMP ;
Koyan (his Companion), Mr. BRA HAM ;
O'Gallagher, Mr. JOHNSTON E ;
Irlindora (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
The Mtit hioness Merida,. Signora STORA.O E.
weTH
FORTUNE's FROLICK.
Robin Roughhead,, Mr. MATHEWS;
Snacks Mr. MADDOCKS;
Frank, Mr. COOICE ; Rattle, Mr. BATLEY;
Margery, Mrs: SPARKS ;
Dolly, Mrs. MARLOWE.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3i. 6d. Second Price es.
;`-Gallery 2S. Second Price rs.—Opper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.
~, Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin, at
klalf-past Six.
To-m9rrow, The Busy Body ; after which, the new Bal.
itt of Emily; or, juvenile Indiscretion ; and The Irishman
in London.
London, England, 1807-02-16

ADVICE.

WHEN regular Surgeons of acknowledged skill
and experience publicly.offer their advice, and exert
their professional abilities for the cure of a few reigning
Diseases, they rise superior to that prejudice so justly ex-
cited against the Advertisements of men ignorant of the first
principles, apd whoily uneducated in the practice of Physic.
Messrs. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons;fOrmerly in his Majes-
ty's Service, continue, with unabated assiduity, to eradicate
every species of Venereal Infection. By applying on the first
appearance of Disease, a petted Cure is in general completed
in the short period of two days ; and in cases of the most
complicated nature, where the general praClitioner has failed
of success, the Patient may rely on receiving a safe, certain,
aid radical re-establishment They have been equally suc-
cessful in the cure aikthat derangement of: the system
,which
is' the consequence of tine pernicious wasteful effects of a ha:
bit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both
sexes, In the one it will be linind the unfailing source of
barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to
them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely
remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its remote
and ultimate effeel, while Consumptions, loss of muscular
power, and. vario:ts nervous complaints, usually cliarader-
ize the can ter ages of this most .r.5.,..0us and destructive ha-,
Int. Of perions languishing tinder disorders incident to such
a life, their treatment is simple, end hasi never proved unsuc-
cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended
pra6liee. In all cases of Debility and Deficiency, and in
every species of Venereal Infection, Messrs. Currie and Co.
many he consulted by either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and
honottr, at their house, No. 507, Hatton-Carden.-- Letters-
( post paid) melanin; a Bank.. Note, will be duly answered,
and the necessary Advice situ Me.icinee given or sent to nay
part of-the Kinc.iwn,
London, England, 1807-02-16

MONEY.

MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform
those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo-
rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that having consi-
derable Sums to lay out in the Purchase of Annuities, they
can at all times advance any Sum of Money, from One Hun-
dred to Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal or other Securi-
ties, arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Funds,
Ciergymens' Livings, or Freehold, opyhold, and Lease-
hold Estates, on fair and equitable Terms.
Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. at No. Tor,
lerin'yn-Street, near St. lames's-square, daily receive ; as
also Letters, post-paid, which will be duly answered.
London, England, 1807-02-16

THEATRE ROY. L, COVENT-GARDEN.

'TO-MORROW EVENING, February 17,1807,
will be performed
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Lord Trinket, Mr. LEWIS ;
Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Mr. Oakley, Mr. POPE ;
Major Oakley, Mr. COOK E ;
Charles Oakley, Mr. C. KEMB)LE ;
, Russet, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Captain O'Cutter, Mr. WAD DY ; .
Ladd Freelove, Mrs. MATTOCKS;
Mrs. Oakley, Mr, G Loy ER;
Harriet, Miss BRUNTON.
WITH
HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. •
The Scenes, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirelrnew.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
the Pantomimeproduced under the Direction of Mr. Farley.
The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun.
the SceperY Messrs. Phillips, ‘Vhirinore, Hollogan,
G maws, ijodgings, and their Arssis t ants.

Friricipal Characters,
Mother Goose, Mr. M SIMMONS;
•
afterwardsCplin~ Harle9tti,ii, Mr. KING and Mr. 80.

LOCiN.i, jun. ;
Avaro, afterlvards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, afterwards Zany, Mr. G (1 MALDI ;
Oddfish, .Mr. MENAGE I,
. Cabin-Epy (with a Sung), Master S MALLEY ;
Columbine, Miss SEARLE.
~lloxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.—
jallery 2.5. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second
4.4 ice 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, add begin at
kialf..past Six.
iOn Thursday, 114 e Tempi:at:a or, The Enchanted Island ;
Vtit4the new Pantoininse. •
London, England, 1807-02-16

ORATORIOS.

it Play-House Prices, on the WEDNESDAYS and FRI-
DAYS during LENT.
THFATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDFN.
ON WEDNESDAY. NEXT, February 8, 1807,
will ore perforlr.Aed the Sacred Oratorio of
THE MESSIAH.

Composed by G. F. HANDEL.
'With additional Accompaniments by the celebrated W. A.

_
'MOZART.:
Principal Vocal Performers,
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK,
Mr. BRAHAM., Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH',
Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Mr. ASHLEY, Leader of tht Band.
The remainder of the Band, and the Chorusses (which are
ilUmerous and complete)-, by the most approved Performers.
Doors to be openecLat Six; begin at Seven; Half-price at
Nine. -
Boxes 65.---Pit 3s. 6d.—Gallery 2s. —Upper Gallery is.
,Places tin the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in Hart-street.

-EXPEDITIONS TO HOLLAND AND EGYPT IN

THE YEARS 1799 AND 1801.
rrHE COMMITTEE appointed by the SUB-
J.. SCRIBERS to the FUNDS for the RELIEF of the
WIDOWS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the KILLED
And WOUNDED SOLDIFitS. SAILORS, and MA.
RINES, in the EXPEDITIONS to .HOLLAND and
EGYPT, whereof His Ruyal Highness the COMMANDER
in CHIEF graciously coulescended to be President, are re-
quested to meet at Twelve o'Clock on Thursday, the 26th
inst. at No. ts, North Audley.street, Grosvenor-square,
when a State of the Receipts and Payments, to tne 31st of
December last, will be laid before them ; and a Resolution
tot the future Management of the said Funds will be sub-
:ratted for their approval.
JOSEPH DOUGLAS, Secretary.
No. is, North Audley-strect,
February z 2, 184.
London, England, 1807-02-16

PREGNANCY.

ANY Lady in this Situation, under distressing
Circumstances of a nature too delicate to become the
subjea of an Advertisement, may obtain an able and confi-
dential riend, by addressing a Letter (post paid) to Mrs.
Crimston, No. Sr, Frith-street, Soho ; which will receive
an immediate answer, and a private interview' with the Ad.
Vertiser will be appointed.
London, England, 1807-08-20

PROCLAMATION.

ee The Commander of the Forces learns with stir.:
prise, and contemplates with horror and dett-station;
the system of robbery and plunder adopted by the
enemies of the British Government, on the River St:.
Lucia, and other situations in the neighbourhOod of.
this City. . •
Upon the accomplishment of one great objeef
he has in view, which, with the aid of Almighty
Providence, he trusts will in a very few days be at;
tamed, he will zealously search for, and punish in
the tnust exemplary planner, the authors and aaors
in this contemptible system of robbery, not wat fare.
" It 'was the intention of the Commander of the
Forces not to 'have•notieed these transadions (cit.; on
this, or any other -occasion,, to. have commenced
a war of words); but to have waited patienily
for the force he hourly expels, and then by
the fair means of war and' arms to have main-
tained hid cciuritry's honour acid his own 146
is now, .howv..et, forced to promise to resent the;
paltry insulis those under hii prok4tion daily re-,
ceive at the bands of a cowardly band of robbers.
" 13y Order of his Excellm,y,
" Han;ttY Toiiatms,
Lieut. Cola and Military Secretary.
" Monte Video, Mry 7.0,
London, England, 1807-02-11

towards GrodnO„ We learn that in the last engaz,t-
ments it bad a great number of Gmerals killed and

It evinces great discontents against tlia
Emperor of Russia and the Court. The soldiers

wounded.

say, that if their army had been judgcd strong
enough to fight with advantage against thc french,
the Emperor, his guards, the garrison of St. Peters,
burgh, -and the GeneralS of the Court, would
been condu&ed to the army by the same security
which brought them to it last year ; that if, on, the

iave

contrary, the events of Austerlitz and those of .T.na

made it be thought that the Russians could not ob.

tairi success against the French army, they ought

not to have been engaged in In unequal stragglt2.—
They also say, the Emperor .41EANDEli. has com-
promised our glory. We had always been van-
quishers ; we had established the opinion that we
were invincible. Things are greatly altered. For
these two years past we have been led about from
the frontiers of Poland to Austria; from the Dnico&r
to the Vistula, and made to fall every where into the
snares of the enemy. It is difficult not to perceive
that all this is ill managed.
General IVIrcuELsoN is still in Moldavia. There is
no news of his having marched -against the Turkish
Army, which occupies linelv-est and Wallachia.
The feats of that war are hitherto cmfined to the
investing of Choczim and Leader. Great move-
ments are taking place throughout all Turktry to re-
pel so unjust an aggression. General Baron VINCENT
is arrived from Vienna at Warsaw, with letters from
the Emperor of Austria for the E

,mperor NA-
London, England, 1807-02-11

POLEON.

There has been a great fall of snciw, and it has
frozen for three (Lys. The use of sledges had given
a great rapidity to the communications, but the thaw
has just began again. The Poles assert that such a
winter is unexampled in this country. The tempe-
rature is in reality milder than it generally is I.!C Paris
a't this season.
London, England, 1807-02-11

This Day was published,
In One. Volume Bvo. Price 75. in Boards,
The Twenty-severith'Edition of •
THE MiLE and EXERCISES of HOLY
LIVING, in which are described the Means and In-
struments • of obtaining every Virtue, and the, Remedies
against every Vice, and Considerations serving to the resist-
ing all Temptations; tosether with Prayers, containing the
Whole Duty of a Christian, and the Parts of Devotion himd
for all Occasions, and furnished for all Necessities.

By I RhNJIAIi TAYLOR, D.D.
Chaplain in Ordin try to King Charles the First.
And edited by the R,:v. Thomas Thirlwall,
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Unite, Paternos-
ter-row; and R. Duuun, Grace,hurch-street.

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Foolscap Octavo, embellished with ele.
gant EngraYings, Price pas. in Boards,
A New Edition, corrected and enlarged, of
_

THE POETICAL WORKS or HECTOR
MACN El LL, Esq. containing Scotland's Scala' ; or,
the History of Will and' jean ; and the Waes o' War, or the
Upshot of Will and jean.
Printed for Longman, kurst,.Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row; john Murray, Fleet.stieet ; Mundell and Son,
Manners and Miller, and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh

AMONG the Disorders of
.Health we class an
habitual Costiveness, and Obstrudions in the Vessels
conneded- with Digestion, which, from the use of Purga-
tives, are not relieved, but they become a Consitutional
Complaint. Calomel, Antibilious -.Medicines, and vatious
Formula have .been` employed, but they certainly only dis-
charge the accumulated matter, leaving the cause 'still exist.'
ing ; and every ene, under their operation, finds the neces-
sity of continuing, 'and periodially increasing the dose, from
the tone and sensitiveness of the Stomach and I ntestirieS be-
fog partially destroyed. The success of SP ILS b RY's
PATENT' ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, in removing
Glandular Obstrudions, 'improving the Appetite, and de-
stroying thatll rritation causing Head. ache, Sense of Weight,
Nervous Affedions, &C. give tuil value to this Antiscorbutic,
as. when employed in Gout, Rheumatism, Ulcerations, or
Scrophula.
Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any mixture sold,
unless the words " By the King's Patent" are inserted at
length on the bill of directions, .bottle, and wrapper ; the
stamp also (the King's•duty) is printed in,black ink instead
of red ink Sold at the Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square,
London, in bottles of ss. 6d. sos. and-11. as. duty included.
Compound Essence
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March 3.. Henry Fisher, of Gracechtmh. street, i.u4:...

. grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall.
March 3. William Stark, late of Blue-coat-buildings,
13otolph, Aldersgate, LondOn, merchant, at twelve, '
Guildhall. -
March S. John c reenwell, late of South Shields, Durban:,
tallow:chandler, at eleven, at the Hat and reacher, C/3/'

path, Durham.
Richard Enock, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, tailor, at act

at Guildhall.
March S. Gainaliel Milner, of Thurlston, Yorkshire, an 4
Daniel Whitaker, of Manchester, cotton- manufacturers
' and co-partners, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms lorli
Manchester.
Maio 9. lohn Wyatt, of Cheadle, Cheshire, William
• dock Francis, of Litchfield, and lames Chadwick, of Stow'
Stallbrdshire, calico-printers and co-partners, at four, A'
the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. . •
March'7. Thomas Sutton, of Ringmore, Devonshire, ship'
builder, at twelve, at the Globe Inn Exeter.
March 7•. William Simms, of Birmingham, gilt toy-maker!
at eleven, at the Shskspeare Tavern, Birmingham.
March 10. Alexander Arbuthnot and Richard Bracken, late
of Philpot-lane, London, and of Birmingham, merchants
and co-partners, at one, at Guildhall, London.
C'ERTIFIC/ITES.
Mirch 3. Clement Clements, of Dagenham, Essex, potatoe•
merchant.
Gearge Ainsworth, of Warrington; and Tohn Stephens, 0
Liverpool, wire-drawers and co-partners.
John, Underhill, of -Barbican, London, ..straw-hat-mane'
fadurer.
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LON JX)N : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS,Df NO. 4, Martlett-court, Row-street; and published by WILLIAM ARMIGFR SCRIrPS, of South MnIIO
At the Sini-OrricE, No. 112, Strand; where ildverlisments, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid), r
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OALS 545. Per Chaldron (Metage and Shoot"
C
Cu. -"g excepted), very good; and the best large Newcastle
F•lhally cheap, according to the Market, with three
".I)=•rain on live ChaldrOns, prompt payment, and the
,trielly according to Aa ot Parliament.
ti, street, Orders for t London Sea Coal Company, .Southamp-
Holborn, are requested to be addressed to
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MONEY.
NIL.SSRS..LUCAS lict Co. beg Leave. to inform
Tart, those that may be desirous ut borrowing Tempo.
t,
tierable serITLIVIIt SUMS of MONEY, that having consi-
can at ailu,rll sto lay out the Purchabe of Annuities, they
aced es advance any Suln Of Money, from One Hun-
tics ari;T'en Thousand Pounds, on personal or other Securi.
Viler from Marriage Settlements, .Money in the Funds,
linidtriltaernsi Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and_ Lease-
.. P r -es, on fair and equitable Terms:
le Thet,s°nal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. at Isio. tor,
5n- st reet near St larnes's-square, daily receive ; as
w Letters • • I be duly answered.
post-paid, who; wi u

ROSS' s ACHME, OR THE PERFECTION OF
HUMAN NATURE.
kOSS respeafully informs the Nobility and Gen-
tow thoe of aste and fashion, that he has
r tile mosrttc extensives andt extraordinary assortment ?f
brt °I ES and GENTLEMENS' PERUQU ES ever exhi-
-4'o:d for public-view and approbation. Their superiority is
theilnerely derived from their elegant undulations, nor ,fr?rn
the' easy and close adhesion to the countenance, in which
ttlY are unequalled, but from that stria resemblance to na-
w,,!_',Nhich they assume the very first moment-of wear,. and.
to".'en no other Maker can acquire, or even imitate ;. affording
We'aure!ln.ventor the finest triumph of art. and adding to the
r a loveliness to youth, and a respettabdity to age.
tb.l he universal adoption and
,exclusive preference agorded
CT: Peniques orpthe last Birth-Day, and every fashionable
Gala
proves their pre eminence.
or‘v. ss acquaints the Connoisseurs that he has them on sale
of hues, forms
uine,
as andeas;ll fashians, from 2,3, 4,5, 6,7, 8,
( 1,0 G.
rfiau ro, tomental Hair of the greatest variety may likewise be
ti..t all prices', at No. ITal9,vern hishopsgate-street Within,
doors fiorn the London .
London, England, 1807-02-18

TO, CAPTAINS :ON. HALF-PAY.

A CAPTAIN on Full-pay of a Garrison Battalion
kx. will exchange with an-Oilicet-of equal Rank on Half-
pay,,without requiring the Difference.
Apply
Apply to Mr. Ashby, No. 14, Great Suffolk-street, Cha-
ring-cross.
London, England, 1807-02-27

TEKELI;
C 3 r, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
Count Tekefi, Mr. H. SIDDONS ; .
Wolf (h!s Friend), Mr. DOWTON ,
Count Caratti (ttio General),. Mr. CARIES ;
Alexivia (theillerome of Montgatz.), Mrs. POWELL.
Boxests.- SeconciTrieo 3.6.7-?jt 35.. 6.: Second r
'..—Gallery 2s. Second .rice ts.LL-Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cOnd Price"eid:- No N'Aoney to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Isox-office, in Little
Russel- ttreet, , . .
. The Doors to be opened at Half-past . Five, and-begin at
Hal ti.paA Six.
On Miulday, The Curfew with The Weathercock.
A new Operatic Piece, in Two Ads, is in rehearsal. ,

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE/sr.
'DO-MORROW EVENlNG;February 2S, 1807,
will be performed
jVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
Kiteley, mr..COOKE
Old Knoweil. Mr. MURRAIN;!.-
young Knowell, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Master Stephen, Mr. LI s CON;
Master Matthew, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Clement, Mr. EMERY;
Captain Bobadil, Mr. FAWCETT ,
Dame Kitely, Mrs. GLOVER;
Bridget, Miss BRUICTON.

HARLEctinN AND MOTHER GOOSE;
Or, TIIE GOLDEN EGG,
The SCCries, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,

are entirelytew.
. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
The Pantomime produced under the Direction of Mr. larlti.•
The Dances by. Mr.-Bologna, jun. • -
The Scenery by Messrs. %Viiitmore,
'
• • GteaVeS, lodgings and their assistants..
• Principal Characters,
Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ;
afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. 80.
Lot; NA, jun. ;
Avaro afterwards Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA.
'Squire Bugle, alterwaras Zany, Mr. G RI NIALDI ;
• ' Oddtislm, Mr. MENAGE •
• Cabin-Boy (with- a Song). ,Master LLEY ;
' Cuiumbii.e, Miss. SEAREI.....
• Votes 6s. Second Price js. 6d. Second Price 2S.—
CalJery zs. Second Pike is:. ---:Upper.Gallery is. Second
}lnce-W.—No Money to be returned.
Places tor the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Kart.
street.
Tax: -Doors -to be opened it Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six.-
On Monday, Elroonoko ; or, The Royal Slave; with liar-
iequin*a.ai Motoer Geose; or, The t..olden Egg.
A new Comedy, called Town and Country, has been some
time in rch.arsal ; due notice will br.: given of its titst repro.
sentation. .

To the PR( )PRI E TORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.'
LAutts A:ND CENTLEMEN. . ...
pLACED in the Direction by your favour during
.a
p. nod of nearly n.i..e years, and wins at preseal.,.ut
by rotation, permit Inc most respe.Onlly to solicit your,-u;._port to be re-eIeC.I.A at the Annual Elceliowin A pri; ne?r.t...
I f you are pleased to hnoour me with a contrnuance;ori3•9Dr
confidence, I. shall endeavour, •as herctofore, to tneritt tite
distinetiou by a diligent and taithfal disellaik;e of lily Duty_. '.
I have the ht.rnobr to he,
Ladies anti Gent icl,en, ' • ' , ,
• Your iaitlitut and obedient-Servant,
S TOt)NE.
Mort inter- s t reet, February, t S 07.
London, England, 1807-02-27

PRIVATE PETITIONS.

The SPEAKER represented the propriety, at this
time of the evening, of putting oil' the private busiH
ness till another day, or at least till after the public
business of this evening should have been gone
through. He thought it right at the same time
to state; to-morrow would be the last day for receiv-
ing private Petitions, in order that Gentlemen May
regula:e their condna accordingly. ,
General GAscovNE hoped that if the ballot
should 'not be made to-morrow, another day shOuld
be allowed. •

Lord FIOWICK said, certainly, another day would
be allowed ; he understood that another day would
be allowed of course, if the ballot should not be
formed, though he hoped it would be. -

FINANCE.
, Lord CASTLEREAGH, before. be proposed to
nanie another day fur the considcration of the Financial
Resolutions be had laid before the House, wished
to take this opportunity of submitting three other
Resolutions Which he proposed to brtng under the
consideration of the House. He. did
.not wish to
enter into any detail that could provoke discussion
or call for reply. His object was, simply to state
the object of the new Resolutions he meant to, pro-
pose. He,felt himself called upon to bring forward
these Resolutions, in consequence of what passed
in the debate on *the NoWe Lord's Resolutions, and
particularly. in consequence of certain
.expressions
which fell from an Honourable Gentleman (Mr. H.
Thornton), whose 'opinions were mach looked up
to on all suhjets, but particularly on subjects of this
nature.. * That Honourable Gentleman had cool-
pHained that his Resolutions (Lord Castlereagh's) in-
stituted a comparison between. the Noble Tord's sys-
tem and the old mode. (Mr. Pitt's), of raising the.
expences within the year, and not with either ofthe
plans he proposed to substitute, and that, this was
not fair-at a tune when, it was universally agreed that
further taxation ought to be abstained from.
,Two
of the Resolutions he had now ,to propose, were to
spew that the Noble Lard's Plan would bear as lit-
tle comparison whli the Modications of it which be
had proposed as with the old system. The third
Resolution was to show, that, by the Noble Lord's
mode of managing the 401 king Fund, More injury
would be 'done to the Stockholders, than by the
former system;* or either of the plans proposett .by
him. He wished to make a few verbal amendments
in the Resolutions now before the House,- in order
to put tie House fully in possession of his views.—
Upon-the tulle,' consideration, he saw no. rcasonlo
alter the opiiiion heliad at first formed of the Noble
Lords Pian, and his objeftions to it were ratlit:r con-
firmed and increased, than diminished.
The fin titer Consideration of all the Noble Lord's
Resolutions was then deferred till Monday fOrtnrght:
The C'utninittee on the Slave Trade Aboliti6n
London, England, 1807-02-27

POETRY.

WRITTEN IN WINCHESTER CHURCH-YARD, AT THE
CLOSE OF THE lIAAIPSHIRE ELhCTICa, NOV. 1806.

The Curfew tolls the knell of Patting votes,
The dismal herd return in silence home;
E'en the poor wights who lately turn'd their coats,
And leave the Chairman and G***.** R*** alone.

Now fades the -glionn'ring prospea on the sight ;
The'White-Hart-Yald a solemn silence keeps;
Save where old P-11 soothes his brother Knight,
And their lost Cause lit broken accents weeps.'

'save where on East-gates melancholy Tow%
The drooping Club does to the Moon complain
Of such,.who, Whigs in heart, have crutli'd its power,
And put the final stroke to R"*'s reign.

I,or him no more the Forest's heath shall iurnh
t)r busy Agents, with assiduous care,
Wait with impatience foi his blzat niturn,
With open mouths, the Treasury gitts to share.

Ofi did his pockets to their wishes yield, .
Their firm decisions his assurance brcike ;
How of ten o'er their heads the sword did ►weld ?
bow'd the Country under C**,**!'s yoke ?

But *now with dirges dire, in sad array,.
Through Cuflitell's Church-yard lately was he borne ;
Approach and see the Rose that liv'd to-day
Plac'd where it should be—next its kindred Thorn.
London, England, 1807-02-27

HOUSE OF COMMOATS,

THURSDAY, FEB. 2C.
MALMESBiJRY ELECTION COMMITTEE.
R. Fergrson R. Morris •
Lord Mahon - H. Swan
1. lliiwkins I. Baker
T. R. Simmons Buller, of West Loc
W. Wingffeld T. Stanley
M. PI Andrews "Lord Mar Shim "
-S. Botidity,ton • IL Joddrell.:
On the Motion of Lord H. PETTY, the Thanks of,
the House were voted to Dr. Marley, for the ex-
cellent Sermon. preached by him before the House
yesterday. •
London, England, 1807-02-27

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, -FEB. 26.—Arrived the Resistance
Frigate and the Nereide Frigate &Om a Cr4iie.
Sailed- the Dreadnought, of 98 guns, Spartiate,
of 74, for the Channel Fleet; l'Espiegle Sloop, for
Cork ; the Captain, 'Ganges, and Revenge; of 74
guns each, with the following East Indian-len under
Convoy, viz. Scaleby Cast 4, Captain LOCK, Not-
tingham, CAMPBELL, True Briton, CLARK, and
Britannia,. BIRCH, for Bombay.and China ; Alfred,
WELSTEAD, for St. Helena, Benco.olen, and China;
Duke of 4'fontrosc, PATERSON, Admiral Gardner,
EASTFIELD, and Castle Eden, for Coast and Bay;
Cumberland, FARRER, CtifflellS, WELBANK, and
Henry Addington, KIRKPOLE", for Coast and China;
also the Eliza, Ciptain ALEXANDER, for the South
Seas. •

DEAL, FEB. 26.—Sailed from the Downs, early
this morning, the City of London and the Worcester
East Indiamen, with many other outward-bound
Vessels, Coasters, Colliers, &c. under Convoy of the
Solebay Frigate, for Portsmouth ; Savage Sloop. of
War, for Cork, and Otter on a Cruize.

.Came down from the River this morning, and
sailed through the Downs without stopping, the
Diana, GOODCHILD, for Africa, and United King-
dom, for India.

Came down frop:t the River the William- Store-
ship, Gen?ral Boyd, for Trinidad ; Diligence, MID-.
DLETort, for Malb; and the John and Thomas,
FonsTEt!, for Cork and Jamaica; and remain in the
Downs with the rest. of the Ships as per last.

SHEERNESS, FEB. s..)6.—Arrived from the Dawns
His Majesty's Ship Princess Boyd, and will proccel
to Chatham to be paid off.

Came down from the Rier a Tender with Vo-
lunteers and Impressed Men for the Fleet:

Arrived the Dexterous Gun-brig, with loss of
masts ; and the Charger Gun-brig.
Passed by a fine new Brig fOr Chatham.
Arrived His Majekty's Ship Dauntless.
London, England, 1807-08-29

THE 771EdTi?E.

THE translated Drama, entitled The Strati Rer,ura
represented last nig& at the Haymaiket Tlieatre
The melancholy hero of the Piece found an ailmira
We representativeln Mr. YOu.No, who sustained thi
character throughout %vial judgment, forte, an le&
d
inn.. He wasparticularly affeeting
.in'..4nr:eccet
where he relates the infidelity of his wife, and in the
interview with her, which concludes the Play. Mrs:
LITCHFIELD exhibited the dejection of the connite
fair with great ability.
. The Play was followed by a musical Farce, eltiititsk
Music Mud, brought forward the preceding
the benefit of -MivrttEws. This piece is obvoutly
derived from the Italian Opera of 11 Fanatico pet&
Musica, which was so popular last season, and itite:
preceding use, at the King's Theatre. The fai/le-is ,
however different, though the hero is nearlytit'
same. The charaaer in this new Piece is, of COMIC/.

extravagani:y .devoted to mr,ic, and having
abroad a great nutnber of. years, knows nothing of
his family in this country. He assumes a 'Etitiots
name when he returns to England, and announcing
his death by advertkement, bad signified that lti
property was left to his uyin-tunate relations.
inorits of the caitiiants depend upon their knowLdge
olniusic.: 'at :length' be acknowledges who be is,
and promises to give the chief of his posiessioi4 to a
relation in the navy, deeming him the most unfir..
tanate of hip kinds,M, because- he had' no hat(
for music, supported the character
of this musical enthusiast with great humour, and,
gave a pastkcia air, imitation Ksi the
French," Scorch, and Irish, style of 'silting/ with
considerahle skill, conciuling, according to the syle of
the Enesh, with their favourite air of Gtri Savelht
Kink. This song Was highly applauded and encored.
There Was a loud and universal burst of applause at
the concluding part Of,this song each time.' The
piece .derived also gloat 'support from LISP
roe, cliariieter of, a
.'oolnifin, whom hit
master forces to l;Ceille. a :musician, as wdi

as tram TAYLOR,
.whO Sung a pleasing air, an 4
accantpattied himself too ably on the Piang Foitr;
this aliQ was encared. This piece is a haaly sketch'''
by Mr. TitEopQtts 'Hoag, and the !Push-, which is-
pleasing, was composed by his lather, It excited:
much laughter, and no doubt will be popular through;
the season.

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Li L. PA11i...1.4,111.1!:N1'.

1100 SE op PEERS.

MONDAY, AUGUST IQ.
the Art"kal 'f May v. Wharton," the Decree
of the Conn of ClialL:ery was .ittlirmed, with some
slight alterations.
The fkirther consideration Of the Appeai,
o:,,Maialider," was deterred till Wednesday.
Mr. lioatiousa brought up the,Vote of Credit
lin,' their:4i Vote of Credit $ll, and the Curates'
sill, w hick vt cre read a first time.
• The hrA r.',:iding of the Curates' Bill was moved
:by Lord Slostoul it, who observed, that its objeo
WAS to NUSpehd., the commenceMent Of the
'next Sesiion, the opt.ration of an At of laSt Ses
sion, which*Cura which had be.t.n augmented'
by Quoen Anne's Bounty, tti ere declared Benefices.
Cli.vp,e crept into the 40,, the conse-
quence was, t ;•at several Clergymen had unknowing-
ly avoided valuable:Benefiees accepting,Ctiracies
'of this'desctiption, of a comparatively trifling value,
-and holding then n willidtit a diripensation.
The Duke Of NoapoLK Objeaed to the Bill being
`proceeded in at this late period of the ;_ but,
2ttersinne observations from the Lord Chancellor
and Lord Sidmouth, the Nebie Duke Withdre4 lies
opposition, and The,Bill was read a first time.
ADNUNIS ritATION OF. lUSTICE iN SCOTLAND.
The LORD CIUNCELLO2? presented a Bill for
the better Administration of Justice in Scotland, the
object of which he briefly stated, namely, to divide
the Court of Session into two Chambers, one con»
si,iting of the' Lord President and seven Judges,' and
the other of the Lord Justice.Clpik and six Judges.
His Lordship stated that he did not Wish any pro,
tewhig should be had upon the Bill this Session,
but merely that it should be'printed and' lie over lei.
L'ousideration till next SesSion.
The Zarl of SELKIRK thought it would be pre-
ferable to.constitute the siic Justiciary Lords of the
COurt of SeSsion, a Court for the trial ofJury Causes,
they being accustomed to trial by Jury in criminal
cases, and that the' other nine Jude.i consti-
' trite a Court. of Equity, with pOWCY to scud causes
for trial by Jury in the.other Cana..
The kart' of L,AUDEIWALE declined going into
the subject at 'present,. but stated, that there werePe,
titions from several parts of Scotland ready to be
presented in favour 'of extendiner 'the trial by Jury to
that country, ,
The Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be
printed. "