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London, England, 1807-04-16

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHEZS.

- - -
ALL Persons gOing Abroad are requested to take
Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER POWDERS;
and Preventive Infusion, which destroys the Effects •ot all
Kinds of Malignant Fevers in hot or unwholesome Climates,
play he obtained at the Warehouses, which have been es 4.
Wished with the most, Philanthropic Views, at No. 40,
Charing Cross, near the -Aainiralty, London, and NO.
Castle-street, Liverpool, by appointment 'of the Direel,:is
of the Institution, to secure klealth in Foreign Parts, where
Pestilential Diseases generally prevail.
The Powders and Infusion are. packed in Tin Boxes, each
of which contains a Quantity sufficient for One Person for
Twelve Months, together with ample Directions for its Use
and Application. Patronized and strongly recommended by
Regular and Eminent Physicians.
•
London, England, 1807-06-24

1)11W.

Yesterday es nnight, at her house in Carlisle, in the ;;tli;ear of her age, Mrs, nounsey, r i t of the lat,e,Ceorge•:
Mounsey, Esq. -
Lately, at the house of hiS son, Bishop Skinner, at Aber--
deen, the Rev. John Skinner, in 'the 6tn. year of his age.tin t:ce •
7th in,t. at Culross, in Scx-itlalui, Miss :Christivt,.
Wardiaw, third daughter of the late Sir'llenry Wardlaw, of
Pitreavie, Bart. •
-On Wednesday last; at Fowlers, in Kent, Mrs. Frances'
Bridger, sister to Sir John Bridger, and only surviving (laugh-.
ter of the late John Bridger, Esq.. of Cornbe- Place, Susseic.

1.• tOO

sTOCKs

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It DA V.

• Bank Stock, 23;1
Navy ; per Cent shut
; per Cent. 1797,
Irish -; per tent. 93 94
4 Per Cent. 81 8o
per Cent. Red. 62i
' / per Cent. Con shut
Tank i.. Ann. i 7 I
*Ditto Short Anu.

India Stock, shut .
India Bantle, 2s. ts. pr. •
South Sea Stock, shut
New Ann. shut
Exchequer liills, par, 2s; dik.
Omnium,
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 7 '9.l6ths *•-
Cons. for Opening, 64* 61 •

lIIGti.WATt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR-
• ROW.

Moriung, t t min. after S. I Afternoon, 3o min. 4ftet
London, England, 1807-06-24

tague, Sir Wm."Scatt,• Mr. 'Yorke; Mr. Bankes. Sir Thomas
Turton, 'Alderman Combe, Alderman Sir C. Prire, Alder- '•
man Sir Wen, Curtis, Alderman-Sir C., Shaw, Mr. George
Rose, Sir James uitt;ney, , Mr. 'Wilberforce, .Mr. Calcraft;
Lord Milton, Earl Percy, Mr. Wm. Smith, Mr. Fuller,
General Fitzpatrick, Sir Charles Buribilry, Mr. WM. Adams,
Mr. D. P. Coke, Hiley- Addington, Right Hon. Nathaniel
Bond, Cavendish Bradshaw, F. Hawkins 13rowne, Mr.
Henry Martin, Mr. Dent, -Wm. Dundas; SatindersDundas,
Right Hon. ‘Vm. Elliot, Sir P. Francis,'Daniel Giles, Sir
A. Pagot, Mr. P turner, Mr. Rains, and Right Hon. R. 13.
Sheridan-
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rir HE COMMITTEE for CbriduttingThe ELEC-'
I.IION of Sit FRANCIS BURDETT, having waited
upon the Honourable Baronet, are enabled to infOrrn. the
ELECTORS- tliat • the VIIAIRI NG will positiVely take
place on MONDAY NEXT, after which their respeaed
Representative- Will Dine with them at the' Crown and
Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, at Five o'Clock.
N. B. Such Persons as are gesirousOf joining in the Pro-
cession are requested to send their Names and Address, and
whether-they. will attend on foot, on horseback, or in carriages,.
to the Committee at this house, on or before Friday next, at
Three o'Clock,= that appropriate places may be assigned to
them, a which due notice wil Lbe given. . , • . -
Tickets for the Dinkier, at its. each, to be had at the Bar
of the Tavern i • of Mr. i.r.l.oks, Chairmarrof the Committee,-
No. t to, Strand; of the Members of the Covarnittee ; and .it
this= Cainmittee—Romn, on ar before Three o'Clock on Fri.
day next, after which none will be issued.
Attendance da-dly,- from Ten till Three o'Clock, at this
Comthittee- Room.
Coffee-House, Pia 224,
Covent-Garden, Monday, june 2i, 1807.
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NOTICE

ALL Persons having any Demand on the late
Mr. IOHN MI TCEIEN Eli, of Margate, Innkeeper,
'are requested immediately to send their Accounts to Mr.
Writ Cobb, one of hi. Executors: And all liersons indebted
to Mr. Mitchener are requested to pay flip sane to Mr. WM.
s' tfrom
Cobb,. with'hree 4onths the elate hereof.
Margate, lune 0,07.

lust published,
AT R. AC-KERMANN's REPOSITORY OF ARTS,
tor, STRAND.
AWHOLE-LENGTH PORTRAIT of the
Late Mrs. DUFF. -Deditated to the Right Hon.
lames Duff; Earl of Fife. ~
- Stranger' or •friend ! in this faint.sketch behold-,
• An Angel'S figure in a mortal mould ! •
In human beauty, though the form excelPd,
Each feature yielded to the mind it •held, • •
Heav'n clairn'd the spark of its etherial flame,
• , Arid earth return'd it spotless as it came.
So die the good, the beauteous, and the kind,
And dying leave a lesson to mankind. C. T.
Designed by R. Cosway. Esq. R. A. and Engraved,by
Mr. Wm Agar ; price icis. 6d. plain, in colours il. Is.
Also, just published,
.A DRAWING BOOK OF LANDSCAPES,
On a Plan nt ver.before attempted.' Drawn and engraved in
the Chalk manner, by Joshua Bryant, and published by IL
Ackermann, Repository of Arts, tor, Strand.
It is not the intention of the Work to unuervalne the In,
structions• of a Master, hut to supply the want of one, or to
aid his instrnetions in his absence. • • , .
The whole will be comprised in Eight Numbers, so ar-,
ranged as to enabte'any Person who has a taste for the Fine
Arts to attain a greatspro'ficiency. •
, • The three first :Numbers are now ready fin delivery, and
will be followed by a Number on the first of each sueceetling
Mouth, price 6S. per. Number. •
Each Number will.gonritio six Plates, •withc Letter-press,
descriptiire of "the.difterent Ciiaraderistics of ,ditkrent -Com-
positions Besides a variety of interesting Matter relative to
the Graphic:: will comprise an Epitome or-Perspec-
tive, in which the leading Principles_ of the. Science -will be
clearly .explainedi and also an- Abstrad of Yradical Geoine-
try, sufficient to convey every necessary Instruction on this
S,ubjecl to those who have nut had the advantage_ of Mathe.
nizaical , Stud ies.
ThiS Compendium of .Lessons in Landscape is particularly
calculated for teaching the handiing cot Chalk and Black Lead
PencilS, which is the basis of all good Drawing, and often too
much neglected.
London, England, 1807-04-29

N.,AVAI NEWS.
_

FALMPUrii, APRIL 26.---:Arri'v6d this dip the
American Ship Eleanor, 34 da);s. frOni'Norfolk, with
flour ; called here for orders.
Sailed the Toici2slzend Packet, Coca, With two
Mails of the 14th and 21st instant, for Lisbon ; his
Majesty's Ship Humber, 18 guns, Capt. HILL, on
a cruize ; and his Majesty's Ship Thalia, 38 guns,
With 15 Sail under convoy, for NeN'vfoundland.
Several Sail of Vessels at a great distance in the
Offing passed to the Westward, supposed ,to be the
outward-bound Lisbon and Oporto Fleets.

PORTS:IOUTH, AITRIL 28.—Arrived the Merlin
Sloop of War,'Capt. FISHER, with seven Transports
under convoy, from Gliertisey ; and the William,
.lEsz.tNs Master, troM Madeira, laden with wine,
for tnis Port.

Sailed the Explosion Bomb, Capt. ELLICOT, with
a convoy, fur the Downs.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 28.-His- Majesty's Ship
4lert has a signal flying for a convoy for Ton-

niugen.

The Malabar,. of 54 guns, is ordered to fit for
Foreign Service with all possible dispatch also the
Evliette, of 18 guns, Capt. PRILL.I,MORE.,

COWES, APRIi. 28.---Arriired the Ijoy ,
A. PEYTER, from, Lyme, bound to Amsterdam,
With salt ; also the ,aria ZVtptunus, • RASCH, from
St. Maloes, with wheat.

Sailed the Speranza, LisßoA, for Arrtsterdam,
with cotton, hides, &c.

Arnit 28.—Arrived his Majesty's Ships
tluzer, from Sheerness ; Skylark from.a cruize;
and Harlequin, from Plymouth ; with a Convoy,
among whieb are the Turion, STAPLES ; the Mal-
vina, , from Jamaica ; also several Light
Transports tiotn the Westward ; which remain in
the Downs with the Ships as per last; and several
Outward-bound Vessels; Coasters; colliers, &c.
London, England, 1807-04-29

NUMBER' 45 1.)

THEATRE ROYAL,-DRUItY-LANE. • '
THIS PRESENT EVENING, ,April 29, .1807,
. will be per:orrneu
THE DUEN.N.t.
Don Jerome, Mr, MATHEWS ;
Ferdinand. Mr. KE L i., Y;
Antonio, Mr. DI GNUM ;
Carlos, Mt. BRA HAM ;• •
Isaac Melutoza, Mr. DOW FON;
Lopez,. Mr. WEWITZER ;
Father Paul, 'Mr. P-Al,lO ER ;
Francis, Mr. MADDOCKS ;
Clara; Mrs. MOUNTAIN
Louisa, Mrs. MATH E WS ;
The luenna, Miss POPE.
In A6I 11. will be introduced the favourite Song of " lust
Like Love," by Mr. BRA HAM.
With (22d time) a new Grand Romantic IVlelo-Drame,
called
THE WOOD DEMON;
- .or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Seems, Machinery, Dresses, ke. .
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly,
Hardyknute, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Guelph°, Mr. PENLEY ;
Willi!And, Mr. RUSSEL ;
Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ;
Rolf, Air. WEBB ,•
Leotyn, Miss C. BRISTOW ;
Unti, Mrs. H SI DDONS ;
Clotiida, Mrs. HA R LOW E ;
Pautina, Miss KELLY.
.Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2s.
--tialiery as. • Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.—No Money to be returned. . -
D P f laces for the Boxes to be taken at:
Box-office,
in Little
St rect.
The Doors to be opcnett'at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six. • •
On Friday, The Travellers ; with The Wood Daemon;
ef; The Clock has Struck.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 30, 1807,
win be performed
MACBETH.
• Macbeth, Mr. COOK E ' -
Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SIDDONS.
WITH

THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, THE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS.
The Scenery, Music, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations,
are entirely new.
The principal Charaaers by
Mr. FARLEY, Mr. TAYLOR,
Mr. GRIMALDI, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.
Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. KING, Mr. TREBY,
Mrs. ST. LEGER,
Miss MARIA BRISTOW.

• tt axes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s, 6d. Second Price 25.
Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second
Write 6d.—No Money-to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
Street.
• The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
lialf-past Six.
.4)n Friday, The Beggars' Opera; with Harlequin and Mo-
ther Goose.
new Operatic Drama, in Three Ads, is in rehearsal,
atnd will be produced in the ensuing Week.
London, England, 1807-04-20

Plata in a month

Yesterday morning his MAJESTY, Princesses Av-
Gus-ra, MARY, SOPHIA, and AmELIA, attended di-
vine service at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and
heard a sermon by Mr. Bu3By, from the 2d
Of K.ings, fifth Chapter and thirteenth. Verse.—
lhey were atten4d.bY Count AIthiSTLE, General
G \WV NNR, and liady G. MURRAY.

The Hon. Mrs. COURTENAY BOY LE iS appointed
Bed-cnamber'NVOman to tier MAJESTY, in the.rooin
of Mrs. FRANCES TRACEY, deceased.
Yesterday being the first Sunday in Easter Term,

the Judges, according to annual custom, went to St.
Paul's Cathedral, where they heard a Sermon preach-
•ed by the Lord Mayor's Chaplain. They, together
with the Sheriff and . a number of Aldermen and
Common Councilmen, their Ladies, &c. were after-
wards entertained to Dinner by his Lordship, at the
Mansion-house.

The Ri!.!ht Honourable Sir ARTHUR 1/VELLESLEY,
K. B. Chief Secretary to the new Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, avived in Dublin on Wednesday last.
Siiiurd3y night's Gazette contains Addresses from
the Ll.iversity of Cambridge, the City of Edinburgh,
and the City of Winchester.
An Address front the Lord Provost, Magistrates,
and To‘‘ n Council of Glasgow, has been transmitted
to NIT. CAMPBELL, M.P. to he by him presented to
HIS MAJESTY, expressive. of their gratitude to His
NIAJ'EiTY for his firm resistance'to the Roman Ca-
thoFc Bill.

A. most melancholy accident happened at Har-.
wick on Saturday evening. As seventy soldiers be-
longing to the 70th regiment were crossing the
river in a stn4ll sloop, the vessel was overset by a
sudden squall, and, dreadful to relate, fifty-five
Privates, with a Captain, three Serjeauts, three Drum-
mers, and several .wbinen, with their childre-n,
were unfortunately drowned !
London, England, 1807-04-20

BREVET.

Major john'Goulston Price Tucker, of .the 7::z1 Foot, to be
LieuL-Colonel in the Army.

S I'AFF.

Major Thcoph. Pritzler, of the 7th Foot, to be Assistant Ad-
jutant General, with the Rank" of Lieutenant Cutunet in
' the Army. Major Georg:. j., B: Tucker, of the sgth Foot,
to be Deputy Quarter-master-General to th.: Forces serv-
ing at the Gape of Good
,klore (with the !tank. of Lieuten-
ant Colonel in the A-tiny), rice tinatvnrigg, deceased. M ,jok
%Vrn. Surelliof the 43d-Toot, to be Deputy Adjutant Cc-
neral to the said forces (with the Rank of Lieutenant Co.
lend' in the Army), vi:e Tucker,

BARRACKS.
W. Rooth, Cent. to be an AssiAmit Barrack. Master in the
Island of Malta, vice Peacockv, who res'igns.:

MEMORANDUM.

The Appointment of j. A. Croce, Gent.. to be Lieutenant
in the Corsivan.Rangers, as stated u the Gazette of the 13th
januarplast has trot taken ',lave.
Lieutenant Thomas Statinuni ,of the 6th West India Re.
girnent, is Superseded, being absent without leave.
( To be continued.]

. Crow:-OJice, Aptil IS, ISo7.
DIEMSEItS ILETVIINED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT,

Bornugh of Haslemere—Robert Want, of Missenden. in tho
County of Buckingham, Esq.
Shire of Edinburgh—The Itight Honourable Robert Dulici,
—of -Mel ville.
Borough of Dorchester—?he Honourable Crop ley Ashley.
London, England, 1807-06-12

.I>IIII4ICA P4PERS.

The ,SilipB ZdOrd:Oliel4l4s BURET, Inna•
polis, and Friends; pywELI., trom 4ondon an Bar-
badoes; are arrived at Fahnonth., 'ln the Wind-
,ward, Passage. Capt., • BUJIKET was boarded by a
French Schooner Privateer. The foAdwing is an
elitraiteroo4ike.Ship's4oknook.:,—, . •

4‘ Friday, April 3, do.

Atone p.m. three' Sail in sight, two in the S.
W. and one in -the N. E. Tortudas bearing S. W.
Aistaut
,sad. or seven leagues ;. at two P. M. the twg
• Sail in the S. W: stood,forus; at three P. M. ssw.A„
boat AutlibAr..Pf
at' half-past' three they boarded us, and said they bel
longed to a French P.rivaf6er-of guns, in Forns
.pang with another Schooner of 10 guns. They took-
possession of the Ship; andrstood for the frivateers;:-
sent Capt BunicA.r, with the Ship's papers and twp
men, on board the Schooner, .she being then alopgr
-Side at five P. M. sent her boat on board the large,
Privateer, where they examined the Papers ; they
then' boarded- the 'Ship lOtOf bisth boats, .and beet"
. .
to plunder and strip the Ship of her materials, apd
such parts of her cargo as they chose ; they took
sails, rigging, lines, twine, rnarlin towline, paints,
oil, compasses, spare cordage; canvas, hams; butter,
cheese,-potatoes; fish, live-stock, cabin-stores,
ing, &c. and, in fad, every thing that struck their
fancy. At eight P.M. the captain 'and the two men
returned ; the Privateers, continued plundering for
Some time, and then quitted the Ship, and suffered
her to proceed. At midnight bore away under easy
'sail."
London, England, 1807-06-12

httowN:4,. AND Ationtiv V. TJIH GOVtENOE AND
cOMPANY OF THE 13ANg. 02 ENGLAND,
In this case, Joshii7a-trowne and John Eitzgertld,'
mariners, tilk:d their Bill against
,the Governor and
COrnpany.of 'the -Bank' of England, and against 'a
Mr. Cassemajir, the Prize-Agent, stated to have-
purchased of ifieliank 'stock' to the amount of one
million sterling, thevTiluTorbullion and bullion-.
bars caplnre4 by the Plaintitts'and others,. on board
the Diike Privateer, in the year 1745. This Bill
prayed a discoveri of 'a large sum of this money,
remaining in -the Bank undistributed, under a former
'decree, to which the-Plaintiffs were not,, parties, nor
a&inainted- with.the proceeding thereon. The .bill
'stated, that the Plaintiff's had embarked under
"Contraa to receive a4itoportionate share of,-the
captures, and that they had. no pay or wages ; that
.they had captured bullion .and bullion bars to the
amount of one:million' sterling; and it was argued
that the agent; Mr.. Cassemajor, could not avail
himself of the lapse of time, sixty years, which was,
by a demurrer filed by the betendants..against the
bill in this cause, contended to be' a bar to the re-
lief
. or: discovery prayed for; irwas contended fcir
the -Plaintiff's too, that a Trustee, such as the Prize
Agent was: ie this cause, ought not to be allowed
the tienoit of • the Statute of Limitations, by any
analogy in the Court of Chancery ; another objec-
tion was,- that the bill was filed on their own behalf
.only, and not on behalf. of themselves and others,
.whereas all. parties interested should be brought be-
fore the Court ; it wasalso-objekted, that the Plain-
tiffs might, under.the former decree,. obtain all they
prayed for, here, and that their, bpi stated no .pro—
ceeding at law pending, or intended to be begun,
and .that there lay no a&ion for them in any shape.
.._ Mr. OAR?' stater, that by the aid of a discovery
by this bill, they might maintain an,a6hon for mi-i-
-ney. had and received to their use against Mr. Casse-
rnajnr, who stood
.charged in the bill with con-
tinuing to receive., by representation, the dividends
of the money remaining in the.,Bank.
The LpltD CnAticELLoa considered it like a bill
filed to discover the persons against whom another
hill,was to be filed, and allowed the demurrer. I
London, England, 1807-06-12

9f whom may 111:

, -
2. The Report of the Committee ot 'the Board of Agricul-
ture on the CO ture,antl Use of roratoe3,—price 63.,

3. Account of Experiments Jamie by Abe 'Board of Agri-
culture, ou the COinposition of various Sorts of Bread, price
is 6:1. •

• 4. Report of the Size of Farms, and upon the Persons who
cultivate them in the various Counties of England and %Vales,
by D. Robertson, price 4s„ . -
LetterTrointhe Earl of Winchelsea, on the Advantage
of Cottagers renting Land, is. 6d.' '
iCw Copies temaiii.of the Inst ,Reports of. certain
'Counties, printcd.in the manner of Arcot; sheets, in quarto ;
and they may:be'll.td, seParately; frOM 4s. t 0 73. each, ac.
cording to their size.

ir"-RESENT STATE OF POLAND.. •
This Day was pulisheti, in 01,e. Volume izinck. Firice 75. in
.boards,

VIEW of the PRESENT STATE of-PO,
LAND. •

• By GEORGE BURNETT.
Late. of Baliol College, Oxford.

Printed for Lorik;inan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
.noster-row.
. *** This Work Will be found to contain many interesting
particulars rilative to the present Seat or Wttr.
London, England, 1807-06-12

1W441)&45, OCT. 10, 1806.

THE Arab Vessel Attamaney has arrived here from
Muscat; she reports that forty Sail of Arab Ships
were all ready and on the point of leaving IVlngcat,
for the various Ports of India, at' the period of her
departure. You are already Aware of magnitude
of this evil, and it is therefore scarcely necessaryo
say ajiy thing on the' subjeEt at present. We are,
by the UnliMited and impolitic encouragement ex-'
'tended to the Arabs, fostering in our bosom reptiles,
whose sting will not be discovered till it has inflicted
a deadly wound upon the existence of every branch
of British commerce in India.; in the Mean time.vre
have the mortification oiseeing our trade, in every
shape, exposed' to the most studied restri&ions and
enibarrassments, whilst that of our Arab rivals flou-
rishes on its ruins. The fact most plainly speaJcs.
for itself: within'. these few years, their -commerce
has increased from two or three vessels, to a fleet of
about sixty, many oftbem tbe finest: Ships in the
world ;- their wealth, which has enabled them to
establijh so rapidly such an extensive naval force
'(as you May withjustice teirn.it); has niot yet "iit•
tamed its :Complete objet? ; but unlesi speedily
checked by ~a firm and temperate hand, it cannot be
prevented from establishing the SubjeCis of the
Itnaurn of Muscat as the universal carriers of India.

. -
A New7York Papei of the gth of May states, that
Capi..doLay,. from Alicante, reported that he SW
eight Sail 'of the Line (French), on -the 14th' of
Mareh~ its lat. 31. song. 21. 41.—,The above Siiiia;
dthrifis suPPQstAi bo that under the commando
Sirsl.4looD, as they were cruizing near that lati*
tude.at the above dm*.
London, England, 1807-06-15

VAUXIIALL.
tinder the Patronage of His Royal' Highness the PRINCE of

V•
THE GARDENS, in a highly improved State,
will Open, for the Seawn, THIS EVENING, lune
15, with a splendid- GALA. • .
The Coni:ert will consi.t of a Grand Selection of AN..
(=LENT and MODERN -MUSIC., from the i•nOst
Rtsished. Masters, together with a variety of Nov Songs
attaptedlo-the Evening. "
Principal Vocal Performers—Mr. Dignitm, Mr. Gibbons,
Mr. Denman, Mr. Danby, Mrs. Bland, Mrs. Margerum, and
Mrs. Franklin. . ,
Mr. HOOK will preside at the Organ.
• - Leader of the Band, Mr. BROOKS.'

, .
Between the Aets, the Royal Military Band, Milanese Mn-,i
3trels, &c. will perform Martial and other Pieces.; and. at the
end of the Concert, will he given a brilliant display of FIRE-
WORKS b Madame FIEN G R :
WORKS, R. • •• •

• . •
Admission 34..—1100 rs open at Seven, and the Concert be-
gin at Eight o'clock.—The Gardens are opcn-On Mondays,
Wednesdays, ar.d Fridays, as Gala Nights.

To the FREEHOLDERSof the COUNTY of LAN.

CASTER.

GENTLEMENt
•
MANY of my Friends having made known to
nte that a very general wish Was expressed by the
Freeholders of Lancashire, that I would present myself as a
eandidAte -to represent the County in the approaching Par.
I.feel too much flattered-by their partiality not to
trfake my most grateful Icknowledgments io those Gentlemen
livhointendeil to honour me with-their-Support.
To be one of the Representatives of almost the first COunty
sx)f tile United Kingdom, would he a proud situation indite,
beyond. which my ambition would never aspire. :Having,-
lioweVer, long witnessed the indefatigable and able services
Of-lny worthy Friends, your present Members, I should hive
deemed myself highly culpable if I had occasioned any dis-
t urbance amongst-you by an offer of my services at the late
Election. Eversince-I have beeri in Parliament, the LandZAl
land Cgmnlerciat.lnterests of Lancashire have experienced
tai anxious support ; and whilst I continue in the same ho.
cable situation, my greatest pride. will consist in being
useful to my native County.
1 have the honout to be, with the greatest attachment*
Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient Servant,
ROBERT PEEL.
Drayton Manor, june 9, i!O7.

This Day were published, price 25. 6d.

LETTERS addressed to the Right "Hon. Lord
-, on the late Expeditions to the Spanish Main ;
4cd on the Expediency of a Gradual and Systematical Emanci-
pation of Spanish America; including the Sketch of a Ilan
or efleeting it it a manner beneficial to Great britain and
that Country.
By A NATIVE of SPANISH AMERICA.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1807-06-15

Al) CLERUM.

EXAGINTA eONCIONES.ad•Fidem et Usum.
Christiana; Religionis speetantes, novis 'typis accurate
Manusdipta imitantibus nialidatm, a Presbyter° Ecclesix
Anglicanee cotnoositm : Veneunt apt" Ostel, Ave
Londini; Preticiin 31. •
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~. •
THE LAST NIGHT 11[17 ()NE t)F THE COMYANY's
PERFORMING THIS SEASON.
THEATRE ROYAI„.DRURY-LANE.• --
HIS_ PRESENT ,EVENING, June 15, 1807,
'`HIS_
will be perfot tiled
' THE MOUNTAINEERS,
Octamign, 'ELLIS-FON
kloranthe, Miss BOYCE.
thecourse of,the Evening, Mr. I BIION will sing" Mary
of the Luwly cti;,?lWritren by .Mr. FON:); and Miss EL-
LET will datice her nittch.admirad Broad Sword Ilornpipe
tPupil:to Mr.,:MONTGOMERYt:
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WITH

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London, England, 1807-06-15

MARRIED.
On Tuesday last, at Lambeth Church, Mr. Thomas Gul.
lan, of Bridge, road, Lambeth, to Miss Maria Sarah Syden-
hani, of Brompton•row.
On Saturday se'nnight, at Mrs. 'Temple's, Leinster•streer,
Dublin, John Lushingt,,n Reilly, Esq. of Sc4rva, County
of Down, to Miss Louisa Temple, second daughter of the
late Gustavus Temple, Esq, of Waterstown, County of
Westmeath.
London, England, 1807-06-15

DIED.

On the r ith inst. at his house in Saville row, after a long
and slow decay of all the powers of nature, in the 83d year of
his age, Mut Wairait Count De Welderen, Knight of the
most Noble tile Teutonick Order, Commander of Dieren,.
and (by the late demise of His Serene Highness the Prince of
,Auhalt); Grand Commander of the said Order, Bailiwick of
th.recht; formerly, from t. 762 to 1783-, Envoy Euraorriinary
and Minister Plenipcireutiary from the States General of the
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Lately, in Northtunberland-street, Dublin, Dawson El.
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to the Irish House of. Commons...

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Mrs. H. Creen, sister to Sir William Green, Bart.
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SHIP IV& H.'S.

POOLE. juNF, 12.
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London,

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Manelaws, fur Cowes ; AcTive, Brown, Active, Williams,
and Dart, Harvey, for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1807-04-27

NEW. MUSIC

Published by Goulding and Co No. t t 7, New Bond"-street,
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To th 6 GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and YEOMANRY,
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GENTLEMEN,
14 consequehce of the approaching Dissolution of
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THEATRE Iqi)YAL, DRURY.LANE. , •
PrO;MORROW EVENING, April 28, 1807,.
Will be performed
THE CURFEW.
The Musiecomposed by Mr. ATTWO OD. • •
. - NOICAA NS.
Hugh Ilt Tracy, Mr; BARR.YVORE ;
Robert; Mr, DE CAMP;
Bertrand, Mr. H. SI D DONS ; •
Walter, Mr PENLEY; •
Philip, Mr. EYRE ; . p
Dunstan, Mr. COOKE;
Matilda, Mrs. POW ELL '
Florence, Miss DUN CAN.
DA.NI3.,
• Fitzhardiog, Mr. ELLISTON;
Armstrong, Mr. PALMER;
Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ;
1V'.."11 Herman, Mr. CARLES.
Gist time) a new Grand Romantic- Melo-Drame,
called , _ .

THE, WOOD DiEMON ; • • •
Or, THE CLUCK HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Scerics, Machinery, Dresses,
The 0 yerture,alKl Music:composed by Mr.,Kelly. „
Hardykiiiite, Mr. DE CAMP; • '
• Guelph°, Mr. PENLEY
• Mr. RUSSEL;
Oswy, Mr. G I BBON ; •
Rolf, Mr. WEI3B ;
Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW r
Una. Mrs. H SI DDONS ;
Clotilda, Mrs. HA R LOW E

Pauinia, Miss KIiLLY.,
ts _ 6xes 6s, Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d.. Second Price Is.
ZCallery as: Second Price is.—Upper Gallery "is. Se-
t-4
Price 6d.— No Money to be returned. „ ,
it Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
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Doors tube opened at Half-past Five, al:cl begin at
'alf-Prast Six.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 28, 1807,
Will he performed
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Vertinax Macsycopitarir, Mr. COOKE.
WITH

THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB ;
TUE SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS - •
The Scenery, Alusic, Machinery, -Dresses; and Decorations,

are entirely new.
The principal Characters by
Mr.. FARLEY, tilr. FAY LOR,
kr. .GRI MALDI; Nir. BOLOGNA, jun.
Mi. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. KING, Mr. TREBY,
, Mrs:ST. LEGER,
Miss MARIA BRISTOW.
!pes 6s. See..nd Price 35.—. Pit ^
-'s. 6d. Second Price zs.p~--
"erY 2s. - 'Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery ts. Se and
ce 6d. —No -Money to be returned..
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Half-past Six.
1,011 kVednesday The Heir at Law with Harlequin and
-Kother Goose.

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attention. •
London, England, 1807-04-18

.A.tter which, seventh time, a neiv Operatic Piece, called
THE YOUNG HUSSAR;
or, LOVE AND MEI4CY.
The Overture and NIUS/C composed by Mr. Kelly.
• The CliarJeters by
- Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. EYRE, Mr. CHERRY,
)4r.'CIBBoN, Mr. DIGNUM,. Mr. FITZSIMMONS,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN!, Mrs. HARLOWE, Mrs. BLAND.
With (t4th time) a new Grand Romantic Meto-Drame,
• called

- ,
THE • WOOD DiaMON;
Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly..,
Hadyknute, Mr, DE CAMP ;
Gueipho, Mr. PENLEY ;
Williknid, Mr. DOW'FON ;
Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ;
Rolf,. Mr. Wlitiß ;.
Leolyti' Miss C. BRISTOW ;
- • Una. Nits. R. SI PDONS ;
Clotilda, -Mrs. HA R 1.0 W ;
Paulina, Miss KELLY.
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Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
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'The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at
Siic-
On ivinit:lay,' Romeo and Juliet ; with The Wood Demon;
or, The Clock has Struck.

THEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN.
'ON MONDAY Nk,X.T, April 20, 1807, will
‘...1 be pert, r..red
OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE.

WITH

THE .OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB;
Or, LEAGUE
,080-rs
.The Scenery, Music,, Machine 4, Dresses, and Decorations,
are maircly ucw.
The print:l;4o Characters by
Mr. FARLEY, VAN' LOR,
Mr GRIMALDI Mr...aOLOGNA, jun.
'Mr. L. BOLOGNA, Mr. KING, Mr. TR EBY, -
Mrs. ST. LEG; ER, Nliss SEARLE,
Is" 111 A 4I A BR IsTo w. •
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The Doors to be.; opened at Halt past Five, and begin at
galf-past.Six.
Mrs. Sidi:tuns will make her re-appearance
.on Wedneiday
to the Tragedy of Ma,betii; to winch will be. added, the
Musical -Farce of Whistie for It. •

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HISTORY of CHARLES XII. King of Sweden.
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• Second Edition, with Improvements.
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• -I)a:V' via I,6blts rice 'Boards,
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tial sarvice to his Country.,by_ publication. should the.
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lie, we have no donbt'but 'a new edition will soon be de.,
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strutted by the Se&iti ; though we s'ea‘irde little
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now occur to our minds any English Worlltif.‘the's'arne
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SAT Ull DAY, JANUARY 31, 18.07.

To the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the CITY of

CANTERBURY.

GENTLEMEN,
THE Death of your late worthy Representative,
14Ir. Simmons, having occasioned a Vacancy for your
ancient City, I presume to offer myself to represent you in
the present Parliament: .
• hould I be'so fortunate as to succeed, you may be assured
it will ever be my greatest study to promote every measure
tending to the good of our Country, and the particular inte-
rest of the City of Canterbury.
I remain,
Gentlemen,
Olantigh, Your most obedient Servant,
Jan. '27,144. SAMUEL, ELIAS SAWBRIDGE.,

NEW OPEkA.
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o'd3cl; in the, moreing or the 7th inst, ; but this
took place on the fjih, in the evening, when both
gates were occupied by.a battalion of the Royal I.3a-
yarian:troops. Thecorps of Gen. VA NDA 11*E MiirCh
ed off for a farther destination, on the 7th, at mid-
day ;and the Bavarian troops-alone,were lt:lft to gar-
' rison the place. Abont two o'clock this day we were
honoured with a visit from his Imperial Highness
Prince JCR° M Z., who was received under repeated
discharges of cannon, and the troops paraded in the
streets. In the evening the IVlng,fistrates, and the
various Civil, and li,eligious Offizers,
.paid their re-.
speasta his Highness ; the town was illutninated,
and the Theatre was opened for the first-time since
the siege commenced.
On the 6th, our worthy Magistrates issued the
following
London, England, 1807-01-31

TH, JA a. 28.

- •
The accounts of feuds and battles. among our, d 7
shionable belles' are more the invention of waggery
than real 7ruatters of fad. We know more of-these
transa&ions from the London Newspapers than from.
any information on the spot. 'The visitors at this
place are full as much distinguished by'order and
good breeding as any other fa,slzionab.le circleS.:: That
they have at least as much taste is evident from the •
success which attends our theatre. The last drama-
tic novelty; Adrian and Orilla, has been very well
received, and.. admirably perforMed.' it has been •
brought forward tdo-with such heathy and 'splenduut
.of scenery and dresses, as were well calculated to
give it strong collateral support. The new Farce of
Arbitration has .been also introduced' on our stages
- and with considerable success. We hear that Tekeli
is also preparing at our theatre, and will be repre4
sented with liberal magnitieence. We have seldom
• had,so good a theatrical company as we have at pre-.
sent. • Miss JA.' MESON is our great female cowl-card: '.
She. is: an elegant, interesting, and accomplished
*dress, and is decide4y the best in the higher comic
vovince that bai..l?eel.l seen sire the days of Aliist

;~:

G IC lILTUR,

MONTHLY R.EPORT FOR JANUARY.

The fro:;t. -towards the end of the month has, been
of too :sborr continuance to check the unseasonable
gro;vth of the young Wheats: they are well fed on
the .4erre.alily of rich soils ; thOse on poor lands
will want those vegetative powers in. May, which, it
is feared, are now :unprixiiiiSively exhausting them,
st lves.,=lhe forward-sown Beans and Pease -look
viell-at present ; but these alSo have pushed so freely
23 to. be liable to much-danger from .a severe spring :
the 'eidigiles break up very rotten, and, in -conse-
querre, 6ess -badly- tor the gderal crops of the
pulse-kinds.--The -Rape Plants for seed were never
more luxuriant, probably too m'sch so for rrcertain
trop.—The Turnips are running.-away fast, but\ in
most districts they have produced abundant seed ;
and the high eOndition ,of the Scots, and otherßeasts,
now coming up fi om Norfolk and Stiffolk, prove the
quality also to have been more than ordinarily good.
—Winter Tares, and Ryes; are already so strong in
free-growing lands, as to be in many parts already
under seed:—Hay keeps • a steady and moderate
price.,---Clover Seed' rises well, but in. very few
places;and that only-from regular plants that were
early fed dOwn.-Smithfield has had a full supply of
good Beef and .Mutton throughout the month, at
moderate prices.--=Veal and House Lamb also come
`reasonably to market-; prime Pig Pork is the only
article on adVance the' abuodance,of grass feed in
the Midland Counties enables the Graziers to keep
up the prices of Lean Cattle.—The early flocks of
Dorset Ewes are lambing down kindly in most
Countries.—There has been but very little variation
either in the Hop or 'Wool 'markets since the last
konth's Report.
London, England, 1807-01-31

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