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ci L'-.d!),-be Qf A)i rsion` t.rim t be'. retlwfmil i pjf tile.,bo,
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relies in question,c anibe of any probable benefit, or
titat the continuance o! Olen), can ik'i&ity•po3itive.,
injury to `the titoralS of the public, in:Alefenetmt to,
sapli opittioni I shall not object to their removal at it
COnfortient season..: .But I deprecate, and will resi-t,
. -by all tho,,e powers with which the itttes of this
kip y kind cati ;inn ate, any such presumptuous,
artiirary,,-and. unwarrayt:;ble threat, its you have
been instrtit'tedio hold out"; and' at 'vitlai4ll every
EitgliSli Gentletnan most revolt: . , '
1 . 't i alli, Sir, your bumble Servant,
(Signed) • " ''' •-L • "
Cu.. ..OGh. ' itLLI...
, ,

" socuiri" YOK 'ME SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
"Sin,
,• 31, Essex-street, ,Strand, bUlle 2, 007..
The Committee' have taken your letter. into
:consideration, and•feel much satislathen in finding
that the bas,r.plief in question was; not
,put up by
you, and.that you seem to have been Unacquainted
with the specific cause of complaint lam directed,
therefore; to inform you, that . . . : • . . .
. . . . .1 information reached the Com.,
mittee froill various .persons (some of whom were
conne6led -with the Society, and others not) th 4
in the bas-relief cm the front of your house,.
nearest to Hyde-park Corner, there are, in the liac-
groupe
The committee in some measure anticipated your
information, that the, has, relief in question was a
copy from some Foreign specimen of Sculpture, but
you must be aware, that exhibitions adapted to the
climate of Italy are not suited to that of England;
our tolerated by the purity of our laws. The Com-
mittee wish ..you to understand, that, the' figure~
in the single bas relief nearest to the 'Park,
form the only grounds of objection ; and they
do not, think it necessary to add another word
on the Subje.a; but rely will) ctinskieuCe' 011 that
manly spirit and' good sense which pervade,the whole
of your :letter, to do, what is right on this occasion,
with, respect to .t he public, and, at the sane time,
what your own 'feelings of • propriety trust &tete.
" I have the honour to be, "Sir.,
Yoor. most obedient Servant,
(Signed) " Geo. l'ittc.nAnc;,
London, England, 1807-07-27

derstanding i but should oppose the third reading
on Mutiday; unless the. Bill should by that tune.
have been re-printed, and,shoulcl take the sense of
the House upon it.
The Bill as amended wag then ordered to be re-
printed.
immediately after this business was disposed of,
a great many Members .on tie
.Treasury Benches
lett the HOuse.

Mr. FOSTER, and a few others of the Ministry
who remained, were proceeding to move the other
Orders of the Day, when
Sir .1. Nawpowr moved, that-the House be count-
ed'. There not being any thing like 40 Members
present, the House immediately adjourned.
London, England, 1807-07-27

FRE'VCH itv's.D DI.ITC.FI PAPERS.

•
PAItY4 JULY '9.- ia in A Journoutices, ti•nt at
the dinner at Tilsit, at which
,the • two k.:mperors
were precept, the following to.ist was given, " The
Frecdmi) of the Seas!'

GIMLET. the person who _went to Fox to
propuse to him to assassin hiq
and ‘v!10 was taken up on his arrival on the Conti-
nent, died a few days ago at the Bicetre, where he
was coifined.
JULY toe—Every thing announces the speedy re-
turn of his Majesty the Emperor to this capital.
&nipl pgsons in his Service have already arrived
here.

We are assured that immediately after the signing
.of armistice with Russi, M. VON NovosiLT,
zoFr set out for England.,
JULY 100—;People Lltter themselves with the
hope of seeing the Ettiutlior in this Ctty next week,
His birth-day, August lb; will probably be kept
with e'xtraordinary teStivity. 'lt is said, that prep•
rations are making at. tlie .Ecole Militaire, for the.
r=eception of personsof the highest distinction.
AM:STFUDAM, JULY 2 1.-LTile, joyful tidings of
the peace concluded on the Bth instant, between
the 4mperors of FiiANCE and '.llusstA, were an-
nounced at the tiagUe on the morning of the !nth,
th 4 hoisting ot, the flags and the firing of carmen.
BONAPARTE is stated. tO'have artivect.ar: Konigs-
burgh. on the ith, from whence he was to proceed
to Berlin, and thence by way of Dresden and
'Menu:, to Paris. The EMperor ALRXANDER, and
the King of PatisstA; remained at Tilsit, but it is
.that ,both Monarchs had promised to visit •
'NAPM.F.OI4 at Paris.

• 9eneval Bautla had, on the loth, esiablished
his head -tinatters .at Richtemberg, within a few
mile* of Strakind.

- The Prossian Treasury Bills have risen in value in
Holland, While the course of <\tlhange on Vmnnit
,had experienced a considerable.tall.
LorckGowart, on Ininotincing to tbe niusiap Mi-
nister of State, BUDRIIRO, his arrival at Memel, nod
expressing his, intention to attend his Imperial.l.lla-
jes.ty on the Niemen, is stated to have received
inti—
mation,, that nude* the p•eserkt circumstances, his
M:ije4trwas desirous to dispense with his Lordshp's
_
inteitdtd courtesy.
,
/
At tingular, that notwithstanding the signing
of 'Peace in. Prussia, , the march of 'troops :irtgr:
France to, the; Grand Aitity had not been counter-
tuar,idecl at the date of the 1a,4 accounts.` - Some
. Italian Corps, which had arrived at AugsbUrgh, were,
so la,c as- the Rtit, ordered • forward ‘by forced
marches.

A letter' froth Vienna, of the 7th instant, states,
that the'Army in Galicia was immediately to he.re-
'inforcecl'bytwelye regiinctits: Conferepcei of State
were frequently held, at which the•. EMriROR and
.the CHAItI.EI assisted, • .

The French polacre, Princeugcno, of )4 guns,
and !bo men, is said,: in a letter from Genoa, of
the 20th ult. to hay; attacked and captured, in the
Bay of Oran, an English sloop of 14 ti,UWI, and 04
men, tiller a desperate adion, *tne! oarried -her into
Tariagonar Amongst the.paseng,rs who are pri
soners %,,ere an English Colonel :Intl two C3plaillS,
returning to England from Mesiiina.
London, England, 1807-05-15

THE DISSOLUTION'.

- .
rNANDIDATES and all PersOns concerned iiti the
pending General Election are:informed, that THE I N-
-DEX TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, besides contain-
ing Biographical Accounts of all the Aleinber of the Shot.t
Parlhiment, includes Accounts of the EledivC.Franchise for
every place, the Number and Description of the Voters,
:the.
Returning. Officer, the preponderating Interest, '.sx.
This indispensible,lVork may be had of all -the, liooVt,el-
lers, corrected to March z 5, rSo7, price Haff-a-guinea iti
boards, or t ts, in red,

This Day was published,
The Fourth Edition, Revised:and Enlarged, price Bs. boards,
A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into DISORDgRED
lA. KESPIItATION, distinguishing the Causes of sth:
ma, to which are now subjoined various Pradicak Observa-
tions on the Treatment. • . .
'By ROBERT BREE,
Fellow of the Royal Col iege of Physicians.
Printed flr R. Phillips, Bridge-street, Elackfriars; and to
be had of all Booksellers.
Of w)loiri may be had, First Lines of the London Praezice
of Surgery, by Sani. Cooper. .ellow of the Royal College
of Surgeons, London, &c. price izs. in boards. .
London, England, 1807-05-15

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE

'THIS is to give Notice,
.that. Courts of Proprie,7
.tors will be holdcn,for the nee:lion of Directors in the
following Counties, at the Hours and Places hereinafter men-
tioned, viz. •
Middlesex, at the House. of the Provident Institution,
London, on Thursday, the zist inst. at it o'Clock, the
Ballot to clop. at 12.
Flerts, at the Angel 'lnn,. St. Albans-, on Saturday, the
-z3d of May,
.at t 2 a'Clock. - •
Bedford, at the Swan Inn, Bedford., do Tuesday, the 26th
of May, at z o'C lock.
• Bucks, at:the County Hall, Aylesbury, on Saturday, the
39th of May, at to o'Clock.
'Oxford, at the Angel Inn, Oxford, on Wednesday, the 3d
of I tine, .at tz O'C lock . •
Berks, at the Crown Inn,, Reading, on Saturday, the 6th
of, une, at 12 o'Clock.. •
And-on Thursday, the t fth of Tune, a General Court of
Directors will be holden at the I lo6se of the "Provident I nsti-
t anon at One o'Clock, and Ordinary Courts on the seine play
in every succeeding- Week.
At the late General Meeting of the Subscribers, the follow-
nig Noblemen and Gentlemen were put in nomination to In
• Diredors for

BOCKS.
'Sir Wm. Clayton,•Bart. Harleytord, Great Marlow.
Wm Praed, Esq. M.P. Tyringlimn. • •
Scrope Bernard, Esq. M. P.. Nether Winchenden..
lolua encliloe Turner, Taplow.
Philip Box, Esq. Banker,. Buckingham.

BEDFORD.
D. Queneborough,E-sq. Banker, Dunstable.,
Leonard liampson, Esq. Banker, Luton.
Joseph Barnard, Esq. Banker, Bedford.
Mark Brown, Esq. Dunstable,

BERKS.
George Vansittart, Esq. M. i BiSham Abbey.
George Knapp, Esq..N.P. Abingdon.
John Stephens, Esq. Banker, Reading.
Osman Vin Cent, Esq. Banker, Newbury. .
Henry Prodor, Esq. WincJsOr.

HERTFORD.
•
1. S. Story, Esq. St. Albans.
Vin. Wilshire, Esq. Banker, Hitchin.
Richard Brabant, Esq. Banker, St. Albans.
Thomas Haworth, Esq. Barham Wood, near Elstree.
lohit Crabb; Esq. Banker, Hitchin.
• MIDDLESEX.
The Right Hen. Loid Nottimia, Harrow.
Charles Poole, Esq. the Gro‘m, Staninore.
-- Hull, Esq. Banker, Uxbridge.
Thomas "lalbot Gorsuch, Esq. Q uev.square, Westmitister.
1. T. Barber, Esq. Hampstead.:

• -• : _OXFORD.
Timothy Cobb. Esq. Banker, Banbury.
Richard Fleyden, Esq.. Banker, Banbury.
Richard Wooton, Esq. Banker, Oxford.
Richard Kirby, Esq. Banker, Bicester.
lohn Davis, Esq. Bloxhain.
Pursuant to the 24th and 25th Resolutions entered
into at the General Meeting of the Subscribers on .the
28th ultimo, the first 'lnstalment being 51. Per Cent. upon
the Shares, is -to be paid into the hands, of the Bankers
enumerated in the Prospectus, or into the hinds of any, of the
Bankers in the Counties of LeiceSter, Lincoln, Nottingham,
.and York, to the account of the Diredors of, the County
Fite Office, on or before the 2:st inst.
T. CHIMER, Clerk.

PrOvident Institution, Southamp-
.
t,on.street,. strand, London,
May 11, 1807.
London, England, 1807-05-15

MEMBERS BLSCTED.

SUFFOLK—Sir T. C. BunbUry, Bart. ; T. S. Gooch,
ti
Esq.
I~UNTINGDON COUNTY—Lord Hinchinbrooke ;
• • Fellowes, Esc.--Lord Proby having declined.
MONMOUTH. COUNTY—Lord Arthur Somerset ;
Charles Morgan, Esq.--
AtloLEsEA—HonOurable Berkeley Paget,
Sc Alt BOROU G H---I.CLljofrGeneral,. Phipps; Charles

Manners Sutton, Esri.
ST. MAwis—Lieut.-Culonel William Shipley; S.

'Bernard; E;q. - - ...
NOTTINGHAM COUNTY—Lord Newark ; Anthony'
Hardoiph, Esq. : . . .
BUCKINGHAM-Right Honourable T. Grenville ;
Honourable Richard Melville.,
NORTHAMPTON- COUNTY--Lord Viscount Althorp ;

_ _ •
. Wm,. R. Cartwright; Esq.
EVESHAM—WiII. .Manning, Esq. ; Sir ManasSes
Lopes, Bart.
DEvoNslitFo.---Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart. ; John Po-

lexfen Bastard, Esq. . ..
NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LINE—E. W. Booth) Esq. ;
James Macdonald, Esq.
.. • . . .

BEnFoanSHIRE.-=-State of the Poll.
Pyni, Esq. - - - 974
Gen. Fitzpatrick - 913
Osborn, Esq. - - 892
SHRE.WSIILT Y---+State of the Poll.
Eon. W. Hill - .'349
T. Jones, Esq. - 230
Hon. G. 34nnett - - .(2t 8
DORSET CouNTY.State of the Poll—

- Pitt,
usq.- - - - 365
Bankes, Esq. - - 290
. --- Portman, Esq. - 191
PRESTON—At the close of the Poll on Monday the
numbers were—
S. Hotrocks), Esq. -43 G
Lord StanlCy - - - 425
J. Hansen, Esq. - 382
•

SUSSEX—State of the Toll at the close on the 3d clay.
Wyndham, Esq• - 834
Sergison, Esq. - - 487
Fuller, Esq. - - 452
LANCASTER, MAY 13.-sth day, at one o'clock.
. Patten, Esq. - - 761.5
Dent,, Esq. - - - 765
Col. Cawthorne - - 734
Doveton, Esq. - - 731
LIVERPOOL, MAY 13.—Gets. Tarleton and Gen.
GascoYne have ]eft the hustings, and their Friends
have ceased to use any further exertions ; but the
Returnitig Oflicers have determined to keep the Poll
open until to-morrow evening, when it is their pre-
sent intention to close the Pail:
WESTMINSTER ELECTION.--State Of this day's

Poll at one o'clock—
Lord Cochrane - - 143
Mr. Elliot - - - 131
Sir F. Burdett - - - - 100
• s 'Mr. Sheridan - - 7 - 30
Mr. Paull

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
London, England, 1807-05-15

SHIP NEWS.

. .
POOLE, MAY 13.
Arrived—the A6tive, Brown, and Dart, Boynes,.frorn
Portsmouth; New Hope, Manelaws, from Weymouth ;
Dove, Wills, from Lymington ; and Venus, Place, from
Plymouth. ~•
' Sailedthe Olive• Branch, Thompson, and Juno, North.
over, fur London; Zepnyr, M`Donnel, for Southampton ;
Triumvirate, Green, Britannia, Hayward, and lob Botley,
for Liverpool ; Halcyon, Saint, for Sunderland; l'ere-
verance, Lambert, for GAinsbokuogli; and Alfred, Prowse,
for-Lisbon.-
London, England, 1807-05-15

BIRTIIS

On TueSday, at his house in Arundel.street, the Lady of
Martin Bree, Esq. of a Son.
On the tub inst. at Newport,
:Isle of IV i.411t, Mrs. Geary,
wire of the Rev. Peter Geary, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1807-05-15

F 11.1 DA Y, MAY 15, 1807.

THE LOTTERY WILL FINISH NEXT WEEK.
MEN THOUSAND POUNDS fdr the First-
. A drawn Ticket TO.MORAOW, 'May 16: -
STATE of the WHEEL. •
4 Prizes Of C to,ooo
47 of 7C50°0 I 7 of -- ' ,Cs'oo
6-of - - tOOO 23 -of - - io.
Besides the full Proportion of Fifty Pound and. Twenty
Pound Prizes.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn, ate on
Sale at all the Lictriced Lottery Office?.

This 1)::y was publisbel,
In Two Vols. tzmo. price los. 6d. in boards,
Dedicated to the Right Honourable Countess Fitzwillign;
HELEN; or, DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
A TALE. •
By AUGUSTA ANN,,kiIRST.
Sold by W. Bent, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1807-05-15

lIIARRIED.

On the t2th inst. at Warrington, William Ouchterlony,
Esq. Merchant, of Liverpool, to Miss Harriet Lee, daughter
of Thomas Lee, Esq. 91 the former place.
Yesteiday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Samuel Tvs.
sen, Esq. of Natbdrougo-Hall,, Norfolk, to Miss Sophia
Baker, youngest daughter of the late john'; Baker, Esq. of
Deal.

The same day, at the above Church, Richard .
of Sherburne, in thq County of Dorset, to. Miss Eliza
Mary Randall, . youngest daughter of Samuel Randall, Esq.
of Puddle Trentitidei • in-the wine County.
London, England, 1807-05-15

These Papers an not bring us any,
Utl-4:
speEting the KING of SWEDEN'sdeterininatipnApop-
the Armistice'cOnclnded with Moßt.ma : ve.Nt've,.
however, little denht thdt it "ha's been rejeaed.
There is a rerrkarlsable. 'difference in' the tone Of the
Bulletins_ with regard to the KING of SwEnErrlr:b,
is; ow,treateOvithlthe t-noA perfea..resped and de-
.

eoratn,

ORDERS hake been issued for detaining all Ships
belonging to. turkey, and our CrUizerS in the
Me-
diterranean will block up her Ports. 'the intrigues
of SEBASTIAiir have' bean so powerfUlly seconded by
the late unfortunate and ill-planned attiempt upon Con-
.
stantinople, that the present GoVernthent naVe been
obliged to adopt these measures. Independent of the
injury which, we can do to the CoMmerce of Turiceyi
our Cruizers can in a very great degree prevent sup-
plies from going to Constantinople ; there is therefore
ground to hope that the Porte: may see its error, and.
retrace. its steps. ,We confess, however, that since,
our late failure, that, hope
,is by, no means very san-
London, England, 1807-05-15

PRICE k3CP' iNde

GENEII4.I, ELECTION.
To theGENTLEMEN, CLgßGY,arrel FREEHOLDERS
of the COLNT Y of ESSEX.

GENTLEMEN,
THE Vcry.honourable manner in which you have
again placed me in the situation of one.of your Repre.
sentatives in Parliament, deniands my most grateful Ackuow.
ledgments.
Be assured' it will, at all times, be my pride to tender my-
self worthy of this repeated mark of yo•:r ar,,rnhation and
conlidence,, by a zealous and indeprnd•::nt discharge of tha
various duties' annexed to this important trtist.

• I am. Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and faithful hurbbleServant,
ELIABItAitYEY.

Rolles Vlik,'tith May, L 307.

COUNTY OF DUREIAM ELECTION.

THE TRIENDS:Iif Sir THOMAS HENRY
Lil)DI LL. Bart. arc particularly Tequested to meet
at the. White Hart Tavern, in Holborn, on'lNlonday next, at
Twelve o'clock, to consider of the best measures to bz adopt-
ed in order to secure that Gentietnah's Re-cle,ztiOn for the
said County. -• •
N.B. The Election is fixed for Wednesday the zoth of May.
London, England, 1807-09-19

~ ,

SUIPINNIM•-,1
Clt•VatilliD,11.1.41111.181111. £7.
•
Li assed by—the frost Bermuda ; Proritteitdi.".:
Taylor, from Quebec ; Union, Dye, from St. retersburgli ;
Miry, Lama, from I,ligit.;' Absalom, from Norway ; and
Blanchard; I{6lH, "from A rangef.i.
• Siailed —the Union; Bakert Jar 'Virginia; and Britannia*
Brawn, for C uernsey..

'4; 1

PiAl Bs.

On Tuesday last, the Lady of Sir John Kennaway, Bart.
of Escot, Devon, of a Son. . .
On tVedneidiy, the Lady'of 'Mr; Thomas Sharpe, of 14en-
chtirch- street, of a son. .
On Thursday last, the Lady of loseph Timperon, Esq.
of Upper Harley-street, of a Son.
Lately, at ffarnpatrad, Mrs. Brown, of Russell-square,
of a Daughter,
On the 31st of July (0. S.), at St: Petersburgh, the Lady
of Robert Buslco! Esq.,: English Merchant there of a Son.
On Saturday last, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Andrew
Hunter S. Craufurd,' Esq. Of Coudenitill, of a Son.
Lately, at Heaton-Half, the Lady-of M. W. Ridley, Esq..
of a Son and Heir. . •
London, England, 1807-09-26

This bay was published, price Ss.
• The Third Litutor* of
N INQUIR Y into the; STATE of tlic B
Ist! tvEsT
By lOSEPII LOWE,. bsq.
London : Printen for C. anti . Baldwin, New priLige.street.
The importance of the West India Colonies to the Bri-
•,tish
.Ernpire is universally admitted. The objed of this Pam.
phlet fs to exhibit the present einharrsssed state ot their Com-
Aneree the necessity of Immediate relict; and the best Means
of airording it.
London, England, 1807-09-26

TEM ,CANAbAS;

This Day were Palish-A, in a splendid •find 'very large yo.
lurne in Qua rto,lllustrated with 30 Copperrliates, engraved
from original Drawings taken ou the spot by the Aiithor,
price 21. 15$. in boards,
_ .

• . . . .
TRAVELS through• the CAN , DAS • contain-
". lug a Descriptian of the ViC.lnr,'stpie Saner; on some
of the Livers and Lakes ; %shit an Aceoina of the. Produc-
tions' Commerce, and Inhabitants of tho.se Provinces. To
which is tubjoined a Comparative View of.the Manners and
CustOnii of several of the Indian Nations of North and South
Anierica. . ~
B GEORGE lIERIOT, rsti. ..
Deputy Postmaster-Getter:A of Dritish Nottit America, be.
Printed for Kichard Phillips, No, 6, Bridge-street, tlael:.
friars, arid to be had of all Booksellers..
N.,tit A tew Copies (.t tou Plates have been beautifully
coloUred in the inainarr of du: original I)rawhigs,

POPULAR. INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.
ThiS Day was published, illustrated with numerous large
Copper.plates„ on a pian'entirely new, price,4s. with
- al lowance.to Schools,
,FHE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, 'or a
Display of the Wonders of the Heaven and of the
System of the Universe ; written in a familiar and popular
• manner, adapted particularly to the perusal of Young Per-
sons, and especially calculated to promote and simplity tha
study of Astronomy to Perions of all
Pruned for Richard .Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfriars ;
• and sold of Tabatt,' at the Juvenile Library, Nay Bond-
street, and by,all other Booksellers. , , •
Of whom also may be 194,
The Wonders of • the Miitroscope, or a DisplaY7‘of the
Wonders of the Creation, in Objects comparartvoly minute,
illustrated with very:Large Plates, price in bOard4

HOLLAND AND THE RHINE.
This Day was published, • . •
In a large and very elegant Volume, 4to. accompanied by
numerous" Engravings, price 5,,5. in boards, •
A. TOUR _through HOL LAN D, ;slung the
Right and LettEinks of the RHJ NE, to DARIII.
STA Di', in the Summet and- A titutnit of i 846.
Ity Sir 'WIN CA RR,
Autlror of The Stranger' in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or
• . .Tour Riturol the Baltic, &C.
" Pirgit et hostiles (Vilna est fiducia) rips
• Incomitatus UOIAt.
to this Work an imeartial account is given of thelklanners,
Cuitorns', Arts, and'C'ondition•of: the Dutch, Since the ;.
vn-
. version of the Republic of the Seven United Province: into
a Kingdom,' and a Description of the most interesting o ))ett4
and scenery rn Holland, 3nivori the: hanks of the 14 date ;
interspersed with n variety of Anecdote:: illustrative of the
People 01 Holland, and of that part of France and I.;ermaity
through which the c uti;:u• passed; and the whole enthel-
liOied' with tiventy ;into by a distinguished Artist,
front Drawings inadeou spot. .
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge.strcet, Black.
.friars, and to be nail of all Booksellers. ,
Ot whom may be. had,
Tho. Northern Sumtner, price.2l. ts.
The,Stranger in Ireland, price 21. SS.
London, England, 1807-09-26

ARMY. - •
A- LIEUTENANT on Half-pay of Infantry on
the British Establishment, wilt exehangse to
pay, either in the line or a Garrison Battalion:
Letters (vast paid) addreshed to A. B. Yost Office, Hales.
Worth, SußUlk, will be attended to.
London, England, 1807-09-26

BRITISH FIRE:()VFICE

THE DIRECTORS of the 'BRITISH FIRE.
OFHL E have great pleasure la rcfictlin4 Thar by
t heir Exerfions and Plans the tsrucii,ts and Principles of ln.
,surance ate more genvrally felt and untleitstood : they trust
that they nave a claim tot pretervnee rtittt the Public tor the'
finvral conduct they have evint.etl in 'all their •transadions.
Those already iti.,urect are requested to make their Payments
on Michaelmas Policies on or belere the 14th day of October;
and thosq not yet insured, are informed that the British Fire 7.
Otricegrant Insurances.ort Houses, Buildings, GOO'S,' ttr;:
chandize, Shipping, and Farming Stock, and have appointod
Agents. in ..the eitics and large• Towns ni Gseat i;ritain. of
whoa) the. Proposals may be had gratis as well as at the
principal c)flices in the Strand,and LontiOn. •
Common Insurance, as. per .CClit. kiAZAKIMAIS 3s. nou.
bly liazaruous, ss. Fanning Stock, as. bd. perbent." only..
ROBERT SKEL L UN, See..

. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• U` ALINE HOUSE, MIDDLESEX, and up-
•
. _EA w‘gtiai w Thirty.seven Acres of Land, . the Propel ty
alit' Residence of the late Earl lit Galloway.
' May- be viewed by 'Pickets only ; and for further Particu.
lars, and to out for the sanie, aleply at Mr. larsest.s Office,
No. s, New Boswell-court, Lin‘olres-Inn, where ei PLin of
the Estate may be seen.
If wished, a considerable part of the Purchase-Money will
be allowed to remain on Mortgage. •
London, England, 1807-09-26

TO LAMES, NOBLEMEN, AND GENTLEMEN.
WANTi.D. A STEWARDStiI P-OR-AGENCV.

THE ADVERTISER is capable of drawing Plans;
sotiuns, ailki 1 lc va:ions of Buildings ; of sitting our,
and supc:lnte►iding any kind of Works ; of surveyn!, Valu-
ing, anti Improving Land,. Timber, Buildings, &c. ; of
inaking fair Maps of Estates, and illuminating them in the
neatest manner; of Levelling, keeping Books, ti;e..&c..^
He has also a knowledge of Agt icuiture.
Any Lady, .Nobleinaufor Gentleman wanting, a confidential.
Person in the,above capacity, may have the most respeCtable
references for-Character, anti evcry satisfinavry reason giv.A.
for this application.
Letters addiessed (post tree or pail) tO IVI!„- Smith, Rite
illoarinn, Altigute, London, Will-meet immediate and-respect-
ful attention from tho AdVertiser..
London, England, 1807-03-28

MONEY

MOBLEMEN; • GENTLEMEN, &C.' are re--•
spedfully informed, they maybe supplied with Money
to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgaize, secured oil Free-
hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or House;, Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows: jointures, Clergy..
men's Livings, or any other Property ; Persons of respeztabi.
lity may be supplied on their personal Security only. Gen.
tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay.
Application from Twei ye till Two, or Letters (post paid)
addresstd to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. to, South-street.
lierkeley -sqrtare.
London, England, 1807-03-28

AN ADDRESS.

WHENEVER the Proprietor of Dr. NORRIS's
piton. solicits the attention of the Public,- it is
with , a. pleasing confidence, inspired by the knowledge that
this celebrated Medicine is too tiniversaffy lamed tor its un-
equalled virtues as-a.Specitie in Fevers'cl ;very descrioti,,n,
Colds, and all Disorders arising froM nostruded Perspira-
'ion, to permit such an Address to appear intrusive ; for to
poSsesS ability to save a Fellow-creatures life, and use it
'not, is to be deficient in duty to God and Society. The. nu-
merous testimonies of gratitude for health restored, when all
other means have failed; best 'prove its title to the universA
estimation it has Obtained,. That motives of gain should have
deprived numbers of experiencing the unrivalled Efficacy Of
these Drops by the introduction of a deleteriotis Counterfeit;
is to be lamented; but the favour of Government has per;
, mitted an e1l7;1ual gutted against this baSe fraud, by the name
of " Thomas Norris Moore" engraved on the. Stamp round
each Bottle:. as the StaMp Duty now equally extends to EX:-
portationi.it iS hoped Druggists and Venders will attend to
this indisputable inark of their,being genuine, as all possible
means have, and will be taken, to expose such a,dangerous
• imposition in the NVest-lntlia islands, 'where they are highly
valued as a sovereign Remedvin the most malignant of Pu-
trid dDisorders, called the YELLOW FEVER.
The Family Bottle, 225. to be' had only at the Dodoes
House, No, eg,
,Lower rook-stwet;
.wite,e. Orders for Ex-
portation are duly executed. Smaller sizes, at I is. and 25: nth
sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Bacon and Co. Np. iju,
Oxford-street.
London, England, 1807-03-28

1411 W MEMCINE ACT

NEWBERY and SOS, . :N-o:4' 5 St.. Paul's
Church-yard, London, Proprietors 'of Dr. James's
Powder. and other valuable 'Preparations, inform the- Public,
that in conseqUence.of the New. Stamp Duties, the price of
that Medicine will -be •iri future as. 9d. per Packet, or
ti. Ss. 6d per Dozen ; but The quantity of a Dozen Packets
in .a Bottle (as made: up ter the Army and Navy) may be had
for 11. 4s. And as the words "F. Newbery, •No. 4.i,', St.
VattPs,". are engraved in the Stamps, which it is resumed
will be a stacient sccui ny against Countethits, his Signa-
.ture on the Labels wall be discontinued. .
The . following are the Prices of their other Medicines,
Stamps included ,• but those who purchase six, or more; at
a time, will .be.allowed the Stamps gfitis
s.

a. d.
I 9

Dr. James's Powder 2 9, Dalby's Carminative
Do. ina .13ottle. - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
. Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 o
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTinet.of Bark 4 o
The Antibilious Pills 2 9 1)r. Huxham's ditto o
Dr. Steer's Opodeidoc z 6 Tonic Pills 2 9
Do_ConVulsionOil 2.• 6 English ,Coffee - 2 9
Ditto Nitre I)fops 2 6 Carrut her's Drops 2 9
Do. Catnonitle Drops I 9 Essence of G ing.er - 2 9
Do.. Paregoric Lozenges t xi Ditto Peppermint t ti
Angibaud's Bloisditto t xi, Dr. flooper's Pills t xi
EssenceolColtsfoot 3 6 Grant's Drops - i xi
Mr Spence's Dentifrice 4,p lnglish's Scots Pills t, o
Cephalic Snuff ' t o Henry's M ignesia -2 6
Jones's Rheum.. Tind. 3 6 Norton's Dmps - 5 6
Perry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilshury's Drops 5 6
Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandt.r's Tea z 9
Wilson's Alterative 4 6 GreenotulesTindure t xi
King's Odom:Ogle 2 9 Do. Tolu Lozenges r
N. B. As many Persons mistake the House of Messrs,
NeWbery, observe, that it is at the East End or St. Paul's,
four Doors.from Cheapside, with these words inscribed On
the FrOnt—" THE ONCY WAREHOUSE. FUR DR.
JAMES's POWDER.,'
London, England, 1807-03-28

GALLANT EXPLOIT.

(E xtran from the Madras Gazette, Saturday. Sept. 2-.",1896.)
His Majesty's Ship Fox, Captain the H-onourablq
. ARcHIBALD COCHRANE, arrived at VlZigapatalD
12th current, from Penang; ti. ith the following in.,
,teresting and important intelligence:
;On .the 25tir July His Majesty's Ship 'Grey. hound,
Of 32 gnus capt..ELriIINTONE, attd His Majesty's
.Brig Harrier, of 18 guns,. Captain TROUBRIDGE,
running through the Straits of Salayer, fell in with
four Sail of the Enemy's, Ships, between the small.
Dutch Ports-of BOuthian and Boelecomba, about
`seven miles distant from the shore, (•,onsictino• of the
Pallas Frigate, of 36 guns, and the !thin Corvette.,
twenty 24-pounders, and the Batavi(r and rick-
ria,• armed,lndiainen,
.of 'BOO and 500 tons. They
drew up, in a hne to receive the' British, the Grey-
.houild leading through the line, under the stern of
the Pallas, and fhe Harrier following in her wake. The
.enerny received them with great spirit, and after an
adion of forty minutes; the Pallas szruck her colours,
and .thelarge Shills folloWed her
Corvette being to windward, ,and having very little
share in the au ion, made sail towards the shore.and
escaped. The Rim ier immediately gave chace, but
the Enemy being able to carry more .sail (her -rig-
ging being uninjured), Copt. ELPHINSTONB made
,signal to recall her. .

-The Greyhound had One man killed, and seve4
wounded, among whom were—

Mr. T. Wood, -BoatsWain ; Geo' Majorihaukes, Master's
Mate; John Bradford, sligntly.
The Harrier hnl•-• men wounded.
The Pall-as had'ekilled, and 32 wounded. •
Tbe Victoria, z
The Batavier, z killed, 7 wounded. •
DOMBAY GAZETTE, AUG. 7, 1806.-011 Saturday
last anchored in the harbour his Majesty's Ship
Psyche, Capt. WOOLDRIDGE, from a crilize off the
Island, of Bourbon; • accompanied by three French
prizes, The Psyche left her cruizing ground, of the
Island of Bourbon, on the 17th lilt. and.proceeded2 to
.St. Mary's on the Island of Madagascar, where they
received, on board a supply of water and bullocks,
and from thence they touched at the Sychilles.
The' Psyche, during her cruize, captured eight
small French vessels,, tom- of which, being of little
or no value, they destroyed, one was dispatched to
Madras and the other three accompanied the Psyche
to Bombay.
The Expedition Fiench Brig, priie to his Majes-
ty's Ship Pitt, Capt. BATUUasT, orriye,4 at Bombay
the ,73d July.
London, England, 1807-01-22

THE

SUN.

2111URSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1807.
-....a.remmorea.-vse-oa

NAVY-OFFICE,
Jan. 21, 1 ?Gl.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. and COM-
, MISS 10 NE RS of 11; Majesty's Misty do hereby, git e
Notice, that on Thursday the stb of next Month, at One o'Clock,
they will he ready to treat with such. ferias: as utly be will-
ing In Contrao for Supplying His MajesLy's Yard, at Ports-
mouth, with such Quantities oj

ELM TIMBER,
of the folittwing descriptions, at fi'om time to time be wanted.
The Quantity inserted against each description being that which
will probably be wantedfor Tbree Months consumption, vim;
Inches. ' - Loads.
Elm Tim- front 6to to square 25
bee
.to s 6 98 Length not less
t heWood for
'l4 z 8 90 ' than twice the
Mills. 18 24 96 Square.
24 3o tt6
Feet. Log:.
from 14 to i 8 in length 7 From 8 to 8
Elm Tim- 19 26 20 inches squaie
bet- for the 27 31 12 at the smailctit
Pump.. 32 38- . 4 End.

A • F•rm of !he Tender may 4e seen at tbis Office:

No Tender will be received after Twelve Q'Clock on the Day
if Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Paro,, sr an Agent foe hint,
attendf.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2 1.

The Esrls of Egremont and Sandwich took the
Oaths and their Seats.

The Malt and Pension Duty Bills were read a
third time and passed.

The Annual Indemnity Bill was brought up from
the Commons and read a first time.

A Petition was" presented on the part of Sir W.
Lewis, praying that he might be allowed to be
brought up by subpoena, to attend an Appeal Cause,
Lewis v. Morgan, in which he was a party, and
which was to be heard to-morrow. •
The LOUD CHANCELLOR did not see that there
was any absolute °bk.:aim) to granting the prityer of
the Petition, as there were precedents for-granting
such indulgence,: to one of which his Lordship re-
ferred, in 1764. •

Lord arbor.; thought it would be proper to in-
quire into the nature of the precedents, and to as-
certain on what ground the Petitioner was imprison-
ed, whether for debt, contempt of Court,- &c. &c.
At all events, he was not. aware there could be any
inconvenience in 'deferring the.hearing of the Peti-
tion Eill a further day. He should therefore move,
that the hearing should be deferred until Friday next
from Thur:;d4, when the same obstacle would not
exist.—Hts Lordship's motion was agreed to.
. Lord WALSINGHAM presented a Petition from
the Planters and Merchants connected with Trini-
dad, against the Bill now before the House for the
Abolition of the Slave Trade.—Ordered' to lie on
the table.
London, England, 1807-01-22

'TRANSPORT OFFICE,

Jan. 2.a, 1807.
WI-lEREAS the Three French Prisoners of War,
V V - named and .described at foot hereof' did, on the ttoth of
this Month, in violation of their Parole of llonour, abscond from
the Townie.' iThame, in Oxfordshire, the Commissioners for Con,
ducting flit Majesty's Transport Service, fc. do bet-by o.ffir a
RewArtt of FIVE GUINEAS for the Re-capture of each of
the said Prisoners, to any Person or Persons who shall appre-
hend them, or either of them, and deliver 'them at 11)4 Office, or
otherwise cause them to he securely lodged in any of the Palle
Gaas.

H. ERE RARD, Enteiri'degdSseau ; taken in the Pyche
French Frigate ; 24 Years of 5 Feet 7 Inches high, ; stout
Peraan. round Visage, swarthy Complexion, back Hair, hi sun
Ejc,, cut on :be Forehead aver the left Eye.

CHARLES HARR EL, Second Captain of La 7eune Cle-
mentine French 11hr-chant 34 Years of Age, s Fiet 8
. ' Inches high, slight Person, long P'!sage, sallow Complexion,
brown, Hair, brown Eyes, pock-marked.
'• JEAN DABBA DI E, Servant to the French Colonel De
Berey ; taken in La Minerve, French Letter of Marque ; ry
Years of Age ; Feet 4 Inches high, middle-sized Person ; oval
Yirage, fair Complexion, light brown Hair, brown Eyes, scar
on the right side of his Nose.

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.
ALL rosons going Abroad are requested to take
Notice, that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY,
which destroys Infetaious Fevers, and insures Health in hot
,or unwholesome Climates, is to be obtained at the Ware-
;lo,use of this Institution, Niy. 4a, Charing-cross, near the
A4iniqtltY, London...

.
t ied and recommended by Regular and Eminent
Physiclans.
London, England, 1807-01-22

vicTriaLLING-OFFICE,
.7an. 5, iSo7.
HE-COMMISSIONERSfOr FiCTUALLIAG
AfillEst I\l 41•1' do hereby give Notice, That
Okjkonilay, the 2,bih instant, they will be ready to receive Ten-
dert, in writing (sealed up), for sue 4 quantities of KILN
DRIED ENGLISR PEASE of ..the hest 44.114, as the re-
sit.efllVe Peal,ors therein may think prate,-to ; to he delivered
lit •
,std ce of One Month, free of all charge and risk to His
Pitajes, into Hit Majoty's rielualling Stores .N Portsmouth
and Plymouth ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Inte-
rest, ninety days after date. ,

The Conditions of the Contraa may he seen at the Secretary's
Office.
•
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inset led in worth at length, or that :ball not be delivered to
the Board bejore•One o'Clock on the said Monday, the 26th in-
stant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tendet , or some Per-
sox on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called jot.
London, England, 1807-01-22

LONDONDERRY ELECTION.

Gen. WALPOLE moved, that the Order of the
Day should be discharged for taking into cOnsider-
ation• the Petition complaining .of an I:indue Elec-
tion for Londonderry, on the (29th inst,-tbrthe pur-
pose of ectending the time to the 17th ~of March
next, on the'grounds of the delay which often oc-
curred in the pa.sage between England and Irektnd,
and the necessity of . having an IriSh Agent in, this
.Country.
Mr. C. DUNDAS, Mr. PEIICIVAL, Mr. •iYisE, attd
Lord G. BERESFORD contended, that sufficient
grounds were not made out, and that there, was am-
ple and sufficient thne for the, parties to
.be pre-
pared.
Lord HOWICK and Mr. C. WYNNE argued on the.
contrary ; and that As. the Aberdeen Petition Arai.
deferred, and other ScotCh Petitions, they were' of
opinion that the same indulgence ought to be grant-
ed in the present instance.'
he House divided; for discharging the'Order7—.
Ayes, 67 ; Ncirs, 49.,---Ma3ofitY, 18.
- The Petition was then'Ordered to be taken into,
consideration on the t7th of Aldrch. A(!journed,
London, England, 1807-01-22

I'V 14 tAL NE TV,.

PLYMOUTH, JAN'. 20.—Arrived the Merlin.Sloms
Of War, of ai guns, with Dispatches from Tortola.,
Sailed the Acosta and Lavinia Frigates, 24
pion Sloop of War, on a Cruize ih the Chan-
nel.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. .21.—Arrived the Redwing
Brig of War, Capt..Usnaa, with the Duke of Mon,
trose, Castle .den, and Atliniral Gardner East In-
diamen ; the Greenwich Southseaman, and, four or,
five Coasters from
,the Downs ; also the Ant Schoon-

'yr from a cruize.
_ .
Sailed last night the Spartan Frigate bearing the
Flag of Rear Admiral Sir EDMOND NiAGLE, sod
the Borzeas Frigate; Capt. SCOTT, to the Westward•
cifiszne into the Harbour the Dragon, of 74 guns,
and t.O Locust Gun-vessel to ,retit..

The ilveyer'Sloop of War has detained and sent

into this port this day the Oidenburgh Ship Be-
triesemkeit, from Charente, bound to London, laden
with brandy, but released her again on coming into
London, England, 1807-03-10

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,LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
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TMORROW kVENING,
1, 1807,
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THE MESSIAH;
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End of Part- 11. Hades'-Favourite Concertante for Violin.,
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Composed by JOSEPH HAYDN, M.D.- Mon.
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England's King and England's G10ry,,,-
Per the accommodation of the Publio,.thi Theatrical Oi.
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principal Vocal Performers,
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BANXRWP7S.

William Gravenor, late of Bristolougar-refiner, to surrender
Oct. 2,3, and 31, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.
Attornies, Mr. Davis, Bristol ; or Mr. linnet, Gray's-lnii-
square, London.
IVilhain Kirkby, now or late of. Manchester, merchant, Ott.
5, 13, and 31, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester.
A ttornies Messrs. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London ; or Mr.
• Knight, kianchester.
'dames Bolton and Fletcher Bolton, now or late of Warring.
ton, Lancashire, potters, Oct. y; at rive, 8, at eleven, 'and
31, at three, at the 'Eagle and Child Inn, Warrington. At.
tonnes, Mr. Manifold.; Nortliwitth, Cheshire ; or Mr.
Wren, Winsiey-street, Oxford...street, London..
%Valiant Mordue, of South-prace, Kennington; Surrey,
,ship-owner, Oct. 2, at six, 3, and 31, or ten, at Guildhall,
'London. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Castle-street, F 2114011,
square.
Knbert Collier, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, merchant,
Oft. 2, at six, 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Wilde, Castle-street, Falcon-square.
,Frederick I :m Terry, now or late of tio wling-street, West-
flllllSlCC reetifyingdistiller,Oct. 2, ar six, 3, and 31, at ten,
4t Attorney, Mr. 'Martin, Vinuters'.llall,
Upper Thames • street.
' DIVIDENDS. •

Oa. 13. George Philip Davis and Arthur Mackie, of Phil.
„pot-lane, London, coilie-merchants, at ten, at G uildhall.
Oct. 27. 'lames Hurry, of Nag's Head-courr, G nicechurch-
street, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Ott. 27. .Richard Powles, of Nag's Head-court, Grace.
chureh-street, London, merchant, a; twelve, at Guildhall.
TliontaS Barrett, of 'Kennington-Green, Surrey,
• broker, at cloven, at • Guildhall, London.
041. le: Edward Oates, 011.v:cis, Yorkshire, drysalter, at
•-eleverr; at.tato Hotel, Leeds.
0ti..20. William Mason, late of .Huntingdon, grocer, at
eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
Ott; 9. Edward Wain% right, of Thame, Olfordshire,
• butcher, ot.ten, ict the White Hari inn, Aylesbury. ..;
Ott. 12. Richard Hardinait and Peter Wright; of Liverpool,
Merchants at bite, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
Sept. Jo. Sizer, 'of Manningtrce, Essex, shopkeepect
at eleven, ar the Three-Cups :I,llllr, Culchi;stur.
Oct. Yarker,' late.6l tac.ispcirt, b4er, at one, at
the Dulpnin up sport.. • •
:Ott. 0. .Christopher WattOn Helems, of Plymouth, linen..
.'clitrapc:rott eltiiietio thellush Tavern,..Bristol. •
4110-4:4, loieph Portall, cif ilishapsgate-Street, London,
linenaraper, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 7. George Wardell, of Mansell-street,Goodin in's.
fields,' Middlesex, mariner, at teth at G uilclhall.
Npv. 'Henry Day.ts, lite of Old-Stiett, Middlesex, cabi
itct.friaker, at ten, at
. cEKTIFIC47'AS.
• •
Mt. 6. William Wailer, late Of Exeter, ironmonger.
Thomas Edward Poqfi:, latri of Drity,ton ju Hates, Salo ,
currier and haberdasher. • • . • •
EdiNtad Miles, id:Newcastle-upon-Tyne, miller.
London, England, 1807-09-21

NORFOLK.

The ,SALE iof TWENTY.:SIX HARNESS and some
41DING HORSE,S.
THE Public Curiosity s 'mach excited by the
Sale ut Mr. HOL L. A ND's HORSES, which are can-
eidered as excellent as any in thtCounty of Norfolk. Great
Bircham is sixteen Miles from Swalfliarn, and thirteen from
Lynn. The Horses are of different colours, and well calcu-
lated for Gentlemen's Carriages,. Days of Sale Sept. 30,
and two following Days.

NAVIGABLE CANAL, TAVISTOCKAAINERAL
NAL. and EAST !MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS
SHARES.

MONTHLY SALE;
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, O& 2, at Twelve o'Clutic, at Garraway's,
London,

SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, GRAND
SURREY,my's FOCK MINERAL CANAL, in
DEVONSHIRE, WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM,
ABERDARE, LANCASTER, KENNET anti AVON,
UNION and CRINAN CANALS, anti in the E4ST
MIDDLESEX WATER. WDRKS.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Bilmirigham; at Hatchett's
llotel, Piccadilly ;at Garraway's and of Mt.. Scott, No..as,
New liridge-otteigt London.
London, England, 1807-01-14

-FiISIIIONS FOR JAIVUA2Y.

'l",t t' Court Mo trriin
4ding this day, vet lay befoie our
Ftmale•Re.q.lers the. F.. 0 as they appear at the .first
houses town. :We otti,4; -however • admit, that untillhe
itleajesty's Birth-;lay, Fashion is ne.ver
se:it lr r throne, to issue her abitrary•mandates. -
1 ate
, of every Lind Will be worn! particula7lv_natural,
atid te,..!;:s also. The prevailing colours will he brown,
scarlet, green; and el low, mounted on bands.of hiack velvet'.
plume will be much worn; it consists of nine
ostrich ieatiirra anti a heron plume: Silver grey, light pink,
tied (141 Se. will be the pi-evailing colours for this month.
• wa tking-dress is dove-cqloured velvet, or ker-
. sTy rutrit tt:.:; trimmed, and caps to correspond.— Veils
gold, So:. &c. or of niaterials extremely clear, bound
with ribbon, over a satin cap, ornamented ivithfrosied
flowers pf w4i.to, or any good _candle light .colour, IVhite
satin' ssa i'2oii;s, with swansdown mid silk tassels, the same
torirt in silver cliumberi, ornamented with silC'er laurel and
ccloureil Satiftcaps are most kg,tin with dark
tfh 14 r of satin, &c.,with ostrich Wire a goad
.10r the 4')pera. Gipsy cloaks Ate still much wpm.
SCarlet ye: Vet trimmed with swansdown ; also of
white satin. • • . .

. . ,
(here is verylittle alteration in dresses. Turkish robes
fire still ill repute; the cottage dress retains its place. :Shot
silks, Of light colours, with the dtiliet trimming, add vel-
vets of the sacnr, colours,, are much admired. he leopard
skin is indre-.4rvelle thiititasteltil'or bvcoiniiig. •

THti THEATag.-- The new Opera of False
Alarrial or, Mli Cowin, 'tyas represented again last
night at Drury-lade Theatre, and fully confirmed
in public favour. It has been properly curtailed, in
some respeas, and the fable has been rendered more
clear. Of .the acing and singing throughout too
much cannot lie said, as the Performers all zealously
discharge their duty. The After-piece was The Spcird
Child, and Mks RAY perfornied the part of Little
Pixklf, -in which she acquitted herself with spirit,
but ,not with adequate huMour.—We- subjoin the
following Songs', which are most admired in the
new Opera, as a specimen. of the Author's poetical
talents: . •

SONG.-EDGAR. (Brcirany)...
Sakta Smile to a Tear,-
Owthe eueek of my dear, , • .
And beam'd like. the sun, in spring weather,
"in south, lovely Tear,- • -
"It strange niust appear, • • -
" That,we should be both here-together:.

I came from the heart,
", A soft bairn to impart,
" yobcier sad daughter of grief:"
' " And I," said the Smile,
'Phat heart now beguile,
4'l Since you gave thepOor mourner relief."