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The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-24

EASI INDIA tioUSIs,

„ . March U, t 803..
rr HE COURT of D.I-IrECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCti Al i 8 ENG..
LAND trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice,
That at the QUarter(y General Court .apPoinied to be bad on the
25tb instant, a Motion will be made,

" That Mr. Edward Epnraim rote late of the Bengal
Civil Establishment, be permitted to ictutrn with his Rank
to India." '

WILLIA.VI RAMSAY, Sec.

ZAS'T ZNDIR.HciIIS•E,

March U. 1807.
THE COUPT of DIREctORS of the. UNITED
CO 'WAVY of ,VIERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the East fiddles do hereby give Notice,
That alike Quarterly General Court app4leted to be held on the
25th inJtant, tne fdtptuing. Resolution, of the Court q-Diwiors
%yin be reported to the Gorcrat Cow t, agreeably to the A of the
39 Geo. ill. Cap.. 89. viz.
Resolution of the 30th July, 1836, full) acquitting the
Commander and Owners of the Lady Burgvs front irnpu.
tation of Negied or Misconduct in respect to the,Loss of that
Ship.

. ,
Resolution of the 7th January,- 1837, fully acquitting this
Coinnuntter o,vners of the Warren FlastiNs front all
imputation of Neglect or MisconcluCt in respect to the. Loss
of that Ship.

Resolution of this day, fully acquitting the Commander
and 0 %s ners of the Sul fiEarl of Abergavenny from all impu.
tat ion of Negled or Miscenduel in respect to the Loss of that

trILLiAIVI Ri#.4lSAY,,SerreetY•

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, '
. By WILLIAM HARRIS,
On Monday, the 3oth Day of March, ISo7, and following
Days, at the fare Dwelling-house of Ai..lreW Newton,
Esq. deceased, situate in liird-street, in the City of Lich..
field,
THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, GOODS, Plate,Pictures, Prints, superbly or-
namented fapan and other China, Linen, Fin/ Arms, East
Indian and American Curiosities, and other Effeas late of
Andrew Newton, Esq. deceased.
The China, Plate, and Curiosities will be sold on Monday.
and Tuesday, the 30th and 31st days of March ; and the
Household Furniture on Friday, Saturday, apd Monday, the
3d, 4th, and 6th days of April next. . .
Catalogues will be printed, and may be had of 4-he Aue-
tioneer, and at the principal Inns in Lichfield, Birmingham,
Stafford. and Derby ; and the Goods may be viewed by ap-
plying to the Autlioneer Int- Tickets.
London, England, 1807-03-24

There is no piece.of advice, lar:hich in alt ages of
the world, has been More strongly inculcated ~ or
under a greater variety of injnnaions, than that-
which has bee-n so happily expressed-by the English
proverb of " taking time by the forelock." Let any
one impartially view the weight of interest that su
prominently attaches.. to the commencing days of
the drawing of the present State Lottery Scheme,
and then say, if it, is prudent to risk, by a delay
of purchase of Tickets and Shares, a certain pros
pest of a speedy and considerable rise on the price of
them.

SHIP NA IPS.

HV L. MARCH 21.
Arrived—the Bradford, Mary and' Ann, pm, and Nile,
from London.
London, England, 1807-10-30

411.4 it Q TOIVNSHEYD.

rue following is a brief sun nary of the services
and situationt held by the late 'Marquis of Towtcs-
HIND during his life, from- his first entrance into
public atfairs, which has been but seldom, if ever,
equalled by any of the.Nobilitrof this country, and
will stitSciently prove his Lordstip to limit! been as
able, in the Field as lie waii in the Cabinet.
He was, in the year 1743, 'Aide-de-Can*te
the. Earl of DUNMORE, at the battle of Deitingcri ;•• •
he served in Marshal Wans's cathpaign, in 1744,
was present at the battle of Fontenoy, in 1745,
and, at the battle of Cidloden, in .i74(3. In the
Year 1747, his Lordship was Aide.:•de-Camp to his
Repel Highness the Duke of 11MitER LA ND at
the battle of Lafedlt ; in this year he was chosen.
Member .for Norfolk. 'At the General' Peace, -in
1148,. be resigned hiS Cc narnission ;
and until the year i 759-, when lte Weiit out Major:.:
General, under the celebrated General' Wot,Ft;t).
with the forces destined - to a6t in North Aineriistqh,
he lived quite 'retired. At the battle of Fellitt
hausen, he served under Prince. FEIIDTNAN'D';
in 1762 he was present 'during the :campaign- iut:
Portugal; under Coulit-L.trt. In '1707,
appointed Lord Lieutenant..6f Ireland; .he
resigned in L 770,
.in. consequence •of. the death of.
the Marchioness of TowxsitENO:.- His zLordship
was appointed to the Ordnance in 1772, • from-
which he was removed in 1782, for giving his vote
on the EaSt India Bill, and 'was- succeeded by
of RIC EINIOND he Was anpitiinted to it again,
itt 1733, and was again removed,- -the? 4time year,..•
tor giving his vete on the Chalige of Achniastra-
firm. VI 1792, he was apOinted LiOntenatii
of the County, of NcirfOlk, which•'he held 'till his
death.; in 1794, he was made Govrtiorof • Hull i.
in 1795, Governor or Chelsea; •anthfiel4 Marshal
ind.Govirnor of Jersey in 170.
. .
London, England, 1807-01-29

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEM:

HOUSE OF PEERS,

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28.

Counsel were further heard in the Appeal„Lewis
v. Morgan.
Lord DARrMO3TH informed their Lordships, that
his Majesty had given dire&ions for laying before
them, pursuant to their Address, Copies of any Cor-
respondence which had taken place with the Colo-.
trial Governments, respe&ing the Amelioration of
the Condition of the Slaves.--Adjourned,
London, England, 1807-01-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28.
The SPEAKER attended at half past three o'clock,
and at four proceeded to the Ballot of the' two Com-
mittees, which stood for this day, to try the merits
of the contested Ele6tions of Saltash and Tregony.
On the former, the following are the Members
Chosen

SALTASH COMMITTEE.
G. C. Vernon, Esq.. ' Earl of Euston.
W. Kenrick, Esq. Sir R. Milbanke, Bart.
W, Manning, Esq. Lord H. MoOre,
Sir A. Moseley, Bart; W. Bonham, Esq.
Lord 1. Thynne. A. Robarts, Esq.
N. Saxton, Esq. J. W. T. Knox, Esq.
J. Rutherford, Esq.
)oho Leech, Esq. and T. P. Bastard, Esq. Nominees.
TRECONY COMMITTEE.
Non. W. Howard. Sir James Fulteney, Bart.
Right H0i...7". Steele. A. De Ponthieu, Esq.
Hon. B. Bouverie. C. Mills, Esq.
R. Wilson, Esq. j. Lemon, Esq.
Hon. E. Phipps. Ppm Shelley, Esq.
Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. R. A. Daniels, Esq.
Earl of Yarmouth.

'Y'. Mitchell, Esq. aild
James Topping, Esq. Nominees.
On the Motion of Mr. ByNG, the Stratford-le-
Bow Water-Works Bill was read a second time ;
and on the Motion that it be committed,
Mr. PLUMER. said he hoped his Hon. Friend
ivould not attempt to hurry this Bill in its progress
through the House, as he understood there were ob-
jeCtions to it from the New River Company, and
from the People of Hertfordshire. -
The SPEAKER said those complaints out of doors
were not to be attended to, and the House had as
yet appointed no time for the commitment of the
Bill;. which was then ordered to a Committee above
stairs, to whom the Petition of the London Dock.
Company against the Bill was alsofordered to be•re-
ferred.

1111. HOBHOUiE moved, that the Report of the
Committee of the Sierra Leone Company, dated
Feb. 7, 1804, be referred to the Committee ap-
pointed to take into consideration the Petition of
that Company now pending.—Ordered.
Sir JOHN SZtiwrotcr brought up a Bill for raising
i,000,0001. Irish currency on Treasury Bills in lre+
land ; which was read a first time, and ordered to bt
read a second time to-morrow.
London, England, 1807-01-29

ii.VERVAN P.IPERS.

Naw YORK, JAN. 5.—A confidential 301% sent
by ;he t xecutive-into the Western Countr);,' arrived
in the State of Ohio In time to apprize the'GOvernor
4f: that State of the designs of Colonel Buns The
EL,Pinrrernor, with a promptitude and vigour highly ho-
nourable to him and his State, has seized the fifteen
boatS-bnilt at Marietta, and the provisions and stores
~.t,f• Cul. Buitn. He has also Made effectual arrange-
*nts to intercept at Cincinati all the boats defend-
jng the river from Pitsburgh and Beavre.—(Balti-
mere Advertiser.) • - •
By Letters from Trinidad, dated the vd of Nov.
we learn, that general ? IRANDA had gone to Bar-
bsdoes, Where a Brit; 7. Expedition was preparing t
against the Spanish Main:. MIRANDA had been made
a :British -Brigadier-General, and his Officers had re-
ceived-commissions in the British Service.
1N • . • , • • ais....a. .
London, England, 1807-12-05

SATURDAY,

_ „

NOTICE TO THEOUT,PENSIONERS OF CIIEL-

•ILOSPITAL.
THE PENSIONERS are ordered,'upon making
their Affidavits at the_ ensuing Christmas, anct.after
every succeeding 2Sth of December and asili of lune; until
;tin her orders; to_specify the Rate of Pension per Day whch
they receive, immediately above their Names in the Alfida--
vits, in order to prevent mistakes in the Payment,.arising
from a.similarity of Names, as also 'upon all Application by
Letter or otherwise, they may have occasion in future 'to
make at tile Hospital%
Secretary's Office Chelsea Hospital,
Nov. -se, 184.
London, England, 1807-12-05

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, DEc. a.—Sailed the Endeavour lired
Armed- Brig with a Convoy for Wales ; and the
pound and Scorpion Sloops of War on a orulze.. ,
The Narcissus Frigate is gone out of Harbour,
and anchored in the Sound.

Arrived the Revolutionaire Frigate from a cruize
off the Coast of Spain.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 40—Dropped down to St.
Helen's His Majesty's Ships „Gdnges, Agamemnon,
and the Alfred, where they were joined by His
Majesty's Ship Defence, and will sail to morrow, if
the wind is fair, with sealed orders, supposeik for
the Mediterranean, after calling off Ireland.

SHEERNESS) DEC. 4.—This day a Court-Martial
was held on board his Majesty's Ship Magnanime,
In Sheerness Harbour, for the trial of Mr. G. SAN..

DALt., Master of His Majesty's Ship Astrea, for

Drunkenness and improper conduet as an Officer,
gm; when the Court, after bearing evidence for
and against hitu, sentenced him to be dismissed His
Majesty's Service.
The Court then proceeded to try the Cool; of His
majesty's Ship Procris, for Contempt and I)s-
-cliedielice of Orders, &c. when the Charges being
London, England, 1807-03-23

THE NEW PLAY.
• This Day was published. price Half-al-Crown,
+THE CURFEW; a Play, in Five Aas, pep-
I. forming with great Applause at. the Theatre Royal,
,Drury-lane.
By the late jthirq TOBIN, Esq.
Author of 'fhe Honey Moon.
• __.

Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars, bnd to be had of al t Booksellers.
London, England, 1807-03-23

ST AT4-60 TT P.. R Y.
4 Prizes of - Czoono Prizes of root,
4 - io,ooo to - - - 500
4 _ - - 5000 &C. Scc. See.
WIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. 12,
ki Charing-cross, are selling the T,I.CKETS and SHARES
Of the present state Lottery, to begin Drawing the 14th of
Item Month.
This Lottery.contains an unusual ittlmber of the highest
Capitals, and-gives to the first Three Tipusand Tickets
oSer and above any. other
.Prizes that ;nay be drawn
.agaittst them.

' 4, CORN.IIILL, and g, CHARING-CROSS.
BISH solicits.the.attention of the Public to
• trft S EME ot the N W T;IERy, iu another
part of this 4)aper, which will be found to contain an un-
usual number of Capital Vrires, with the inovelty of 2.3,c;001.
being ~,lotted to the First.drawn Ticket on each'of the first
Four Daps ; in addition to which, the .first 3000 Tickets
drawn out of the Wheel are =Wed io 101. :•leh, over and
above any Benefit that niay• be drawn against them.; an early
purchase is therefore necessary, as the whole weight of Ca-
pital Prizesis.sure to be drawn in the first Four Days.
TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at the
above Offices, Where

NO.S. 2147, and 6631,
The Two last Floating Capitals of 33,0001. each, were both
Shared and Sold,
And where Twenty-one covital Prizes %,•cre Shared and Sold
et' in. the 1: and present Year.
London, England, 1807-03-23

Verdiet for Plaintiff.—Two Hundred Pounds.

A baker,of Plymouth, and his wife, of the name
of Westcott, wee committed to Exeter Gaol, on
Tuesday, for passing forged Bank of England Notes.
During the search of the man's premises, the
daughter was sent to a neighbour's house with:
sauce-pan, -which, on being produced .and exa.
mined, was -discovered •to have a false handle, and
on drawing it'jtit, the Officers found'Bank of Eng-
land Notes'to• the amount Of -1741. concealed in it.
The Columbian Museum at Boston has been a se-
cond time destroyed by lire, With the. whole of its
valuable colle6tion., A part of was allotted to a
Chemical Professor, who, on the igth of January,
exhibited a Phintasthagoria, After't CoMpaq had
retired, an exploSion .was brand, and the fiameShurst
forth with such violence, than the whole bUilding
was soon enveloped in destrtidion. The losS is es-
timated at twenty thousand d-nars. After•the fire
had subsided, the South wall fA down, by which six
men werct killed, and several wounded.

- On Sunday morning died,. in the 4,1 d year Of her
age, universally, ELIZABETH, WifC of
49H14 CRomProisT, Esq.. of
Died, on the 15th of Feoru.iry, a! Oporto, Mr.
,
ED"WARD CHKISTMO SMITH, I) "21:t year of nis
age, grandson of the late FRANCIS BEARSLEY, Esq.
of Oporto..

SHIP

POOLE, MARCH 20.

Arrived—the Ann Phillips, from .Cork Ponsonby,
,Walsh, from ,Yougha'll ;. Edward, Aiming-, from Liidport;
Stour, Collier, froth Christchun.h; Neptune, ShelSton,
'from Dartniouilt ;and Jacob, SeV:l4 -from Exeter.
Sailed—the. Harmony, Watson,' and lames, Patton, for
.Oporto; Wills, Standhty, Standley, Quourch,
flaw, and Endeavour, Willis, for Newf-nintlmvi; Oak,-
Bolton, and Lady Annahelh, EminersOn, tor SMiderland. '
London, England, 1807-03-23

\VEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS.

THE PROPRIE'T'ORS of, this Undertaking are
hereby required to pay into the hands of I osias Henry
Stracey, Esq. the Surer, at the Banking House of Mess.
Marsh, Sibtatcl, and Co. 6, Berner's-street, OxtOrd-street,
tit further, Sum of tol. per Cent. on ttie.ir repeelive
lions, OD or before the 14th Day of April next. '
ROBERT S. SLOPER,
Chief Clerk to the Corhy.4.oy.
43, Great Russell-itreet, Bloomsbury,
• March 23, 1807.
London, England, 1807-03-23

BANKIW.PiI CY ENLARGED.

William. Coombe, late of Queen-kreet; Cheap,4de, London,
wareliouseinai, trout Mari: 31 to 'April 14„at teu
, at
Guildhall. _ L..

-13.4NKRUPTCY SUPISRSEDED„

William Grepnn, of Manchester, innkeepet.

. ,
13/IA,KRUPTS.
james Freeman, late of St. Mary Magdalen,- Bermondsey,
Sufic), vie,ualtet, to surtelider MdTgAt.\o4, April 7, .`anti,
rTfay 2, at tt-o, at C;utltiliall, Lottdon.'
Witham M.rtlitier, ot Wiyetilioe, Essex, giltstcr, 'Atarch
Nay at, ele‘ell, \ at the crptillllllll, Cu!-

chester. ..6‘ttorniti, Mr. Surj•thies,• Colchester I or Mr.
• Lowten, Temple, London.
Willliam Smith, DI ‘Voiverhampton, Staffordshire, hutchef,
April rE., at five, 17, and' May 2, at eleven, at the jetiting-
ham Arms, SnillnalL Salop, Attorney, Mr. Corse:, %Vol-
verhampton. ' •
William Hancoek, of Sheffield,, Yorkshire. tallow-chandler,
March 30,31, and Maya, at eleven, at the Hotel Inn, Snet-
field..Artorrites Mr. Chambre, Temple-lane, London
or Mr. Watson, Sheffield.
,Thomas Susham, late of Creak, Norfolk, hawker and pedlar,
March 24, 3t, and May 2, at twelve. at Guildlialt, Lon-
don: Attorney, Mr. Falcon, Elm-court, 'Temple. •
Robert Rawlinson, late of-Kingston-upon- Hull, merchant..
April 1, a, and May 2, at eleven, at the White Hart
Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, MesSrs:.Rosser
and Son, Bartlett's•buildings, Holborn, London ; or Mr.•
Oickonson, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Isabella Watkins, Frances M'Clure, and Lucy Hincks-
man, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, milliners and
co-partners, March ail, April. 4, at twelve, anti May 2,
at one, at-uildhall. Attorney,'Mr. Hogarth, Staple's-
Inn.
London, England, 1807-03-23

UlR7ll.l>'.

•
On Friday last, at Bushy Park, Mrs. Jordan, of a Daugh-
ter. •
On the `2otli inst. at Pimlico Lodge, Mts. of a
Daughter.
(In Saturday, at Knightsbridge, the Lady of- the Rev.
!obi( Gamble, pia Daughter.'
London, England, 1807-03-23

DIVIDENDS.

April 23. George Bagnet, of Leeds, Yorkshire, soap.boller, at
eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Leeds,
April 14. Thomas Harding, of Bolton, Lancashire, linen-

4 • • •
draper, at ten, at the Bap Inn, Bolton.
April-,t;. John Simmons, Makin Simmons, and William
Sinunons, of Liverpool, merchants and co-partners, at
twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
May ty. Arna Foreman, of Chatham, Kent, haberdasher,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
March 24. Colin Moorhouse,nf John-street, Adelphi, Middle.
sex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Charles Frederick Schmoll, of jewin-street,
Cripplegate, Londo merchant, at twelve, at,Guildliall.
March 24. Richard Hamer, of Saville-row, Burlington-Gar-
dens, Middlesex, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 14. Benjamin John Lench, of the Curtain-road, St.
Leonard, Shoo:ditch, Middlesex, horsc-dealer, at eleven,
at -Guildhall.

April it. William Beatson and john Beatson, of St. Mary.
at-hill, London,' nychants and to.paitners, at ten, at
Cuildilall.

April '4. leSeph Roundel!, late of Skipton, Yorkshire, gro:
cer, at eleven, at the Black Horse, Skiptoti.,
April .25. Francis Gilding, of Aldersgate-street, London, ca-
binet-maker, At twelve,„at Guildhall.
London, England, 1807-03-23

DIED.

On Friday last, at his chambers in Lincoln's-inn, at,th
advanced age, Walter Long, Esq. Bencher of that -Honour..
able Society, and Senior fudge of the Sheriffs" Court of the
City of London.
',The same. evening, after a long illness,. Edward Allen,
Esq. Principal of the Honourable Society ofClifKrrd'sinn.
On the loth inst. Mr. James Donaldson, sun. of Blooms-
bury-square. in the 23d year of his age.
On Saturday night, Mrs. Dewdney, wife of Mr. William
Dewd.ney, Perfumer and jeweller, in Fleet-street. • .
On Thursday evening, the -12th • inst. in- the 7;th year of
his age, Francis Newham, Esq.". of Mile-End Road.
On Sunday the isth -inst. at Bodmin, Cornwall,- MrS.
May, wife of William May, Esq. late of the Custom-house.
On the 25th ult. at Sunbury, Mrs. Hawkins,' widow of
Thomas Hawkins, of Trewithen, in the County of Corn—
wall. . .
On Thursday last, at an advanced age, af'tera short illness,
Mrs. Tryphena Arnold, of Chippenham, in the County of
Wilts, relitt of the late-Henry Arnold, Esq. . -
The.saMe night, Mrs. Forster, wife of the Rev. Dr. For-
ster, .'Master of the Free School in Noi,vich. By her-clothes
catching fire she was so dreadfully burnt that she survived ..
the accident only twelve hours.
Wednesday,the t till inst. in .the gad year of her age,
Elizabeth Gray (alias Granny Gray), who had been more
than sixty yeais keeper of the Blue Bell public-house at .
Glinton,- near Peteroorough. In the former part,of her life
she liad„ by two husbands, eleven children, whom.
lived to be married, and all, it Seems: made good use of their
time : so that the old woman hart 52 grand children (z 6 of.
ryli.ich are now living), 71 great grand children (42 now liv-
ing', and three great great grand children, now living ,•'
antohlt tog altoFetner to a family of 137 children, of which
titiinW•r 75 are living.. •

L.,lert, how-street ; Vk'ILLIAM ARMIGI•R SCR Ir PS, Of Sollth MOItOI
;,rii,p7nont_ r_ Orders lOr the Paha. 1 tilers forthe E&tor, Scd. (poss-paid),

street, Grosvenor-square
lust be addresied.
London, England, 1807-10-08

cruize.

A few evenings since, the Boats of the Royalist
made an attempt to cut a Lugger Privateer out of
Boulogne, but found her completely ready to ieceive
them, when they were obliged to abandon her with.
the loss of four men wounded, two of them -dab,-
.
gerously.
There are above twelVe detained American Ships
in the Downs, bound to Amsterdam, Antwerp,
There was a fine long Gallertaken last night,
loaded with geneva, brandy, &c. by the extra Cus-
tom-House Boat on this station. The people who
came In her inform us, that the inhabitants of
Fltashiag are in a molt alarming state fur want of
fuel and good water, and that the people die very
fast.

In the Downs—the Princess of Orange, Canada, Cl?Clel,
Qucbcc. Weymouth Store-ship, Cracker Cunsbrig, Hu2fl
bcr Armed Snip, Deptford and Dispatch Navy Traiwports,
and Harmony Vat:Waller.
London, England, 1807-01-27

MARRIED.

On Wednesday ,last, at Clevetion, Sornersetsliire, Henri
Hallam, Esq. CommiSsioner of Stamps, son of the Rev.
Dr. Hallam, Canon of- Windier, to .Miss Elton, . eldest
daughter of Sir A. 41t6n, Bart. of Clevedon-court. •
On Thursday last, at Hackney, Mr. john Hill, .Of Can.
terbury, Brewer,. to Miss Sarah Cowell, second daughter of
the late Benjamin CoWtll; Esq.' of Margate.
O the 24th inst. at St. George the Martyr, George Lewis
Hollingsworth, Esq. of Diirlington. in the County of DLIT-
-ban', to Miss Stokes, daughter of Henry Stokes, 4sq.. pf
Brunswick-row; Queen-square.
Lately, at. Llantillib Pertholy, fohn Cornwell Ellis, Escl•
of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Miss Georgiana.Naish, of
Tuydee, Monmouthshire.

tin the 9th inst. -at Ashly Park, in the County of Tippe
rary, the seat of john Head, Esq. Francis I)espard, Esti,
of Standerry, Queen's County, to Miss Mary Head.
London, England, 1807-01-27

E'l t{ l'i ~5•

• On the .16`11! inst. at Cleland-House, worth Britain, the
Lady of Marton Dalrymple, Esq. of Fordel, of_a_Daughter.
Lately, at Cottingham, the Lady of Nicholas,Sykes, Esq.
of a Daughter. _
London, England, 1807-01-20

81RT11,3%
On Friday last, the Lady of Mr. R. Smith, of Maclea'
street, of a- Son.

On Saturday last, the Lady of larnes West, Esq. of Pos-
terne Park, an Son.

The sane day, at their house in St. Andrew's-street, CO'
bridge, the Lady of the Rev. Dr. Edward Clarice, of.a SO"
A tew days ago, the Lady of Colonel West, of the sd
giment of C tiaras, of a Son.

- Lately, at Sunday's Well, near Cork, the Lady of Geore
Guy Carleton, Esq. of a Daughter.
A feW days ago, Mrs. Stewart, of the. Theatre 'ROA'
Dublin; of a-Daughter.
London, England, 1807-01-20

When
disorders of the most malignant tan-11'6
have either from hereditary causes, the luxury or
dissipation of the age, crept as it were involuntarAY
into our frame, it is of the utmost importance to
those atiliaed with theca to know where to i'llect
-with a permanent and radical cure. This having
long been the objeal of Dr. SGLOMAN, of Gilead"
House, near Liverpool, he has at length consentei
to make public, his Anti-Impetigines, a medicine
founded on a chemical and philosophical basis,
for the cure of the Scurvy, King's Evil, &c.
and which he has administered during a iong.courst
of private pratlice with the most complete
,artj
never-failing success, in the most Obstinate cases-
-The powers of tin:, medicine are 9f the most gentic
and invigorating nature, gradually cleansing th
blood from every impurity, and restoring the pa"
tient to his pristine health, when every other 1114
entirely failed, as may be fully seen in the parli-
phlets delivered gratis by. the Venders in inoo
towns.

SHIP NEU'S.

NULL, JANI.:4RY 15.

Arrived—the Goo.d Intent, Randle, from Ipswich':
Cowhore, from London ; and Fame, Clark, fr°lll
Dundee.
London, England, 1807-07-22

WATCH , &c.
TO 11ACKNEY COACHMfIS.

LE" in a Hackney C“ach taken on the Stand at
Glutting-ems, between Two and Three o'Clna on
l'ilei•day afternoon, and earned a Gentleman to the Corner of
Cr.ifton•strvt. Tottenhain.court.road. a Gt 11) HUNT.
INC WATCH, with a Mite Ittab:m and two Seals. Who.
ever has found the same. and will bring it to the Rar of
Lloyd'a Coine-house, shall rccetve TEN GUINEAS Re.
ward.
London, England, 1807-07-22

HOMS, Cli CU,117.

' . TIERTFORD,'-JULi"
-.AbOut .twelve o'clock this morning Sir JAmts
MANSFIELD and Mr. Justice HtATH commenced
th'e flomo. Circuit, by opening their Commission
the Assizes forthisCannty. After hear-
ing Divioe Service, the Learned Judges proceeded
to the different Courts : Sir JAiIES MANSFIELD Sat
on the Civil Side, and Mr. Justice HEATH
,on the
Criminal Side..
London, England, 1807-05-28

PO ET It Y.'

This Day was published, elegantly printed, and embellished
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Har,iest Home;
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•
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•
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Vegetables, in the Natural and Forcing Way ; the Causes
and Symptoms of Diseases and Barrenness iu TreeS °revery
kind', With Means 'of Prevention and Cure. To which is
prefixed, a 'View of Mr. Forsyth's Treatise on TreeS.
• By !AMES M'PHAIL,
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I,lr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN,
From 1688 to iSoz.
HE Purchasers of the above-mentiohed Work
T
are respeCtfully informed, that Mr. BE I.SHAM has
lately,coritpleted Two Volumes of State Papers, Authori-
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They are sold separately, for the Accommodation of former
Purchasers of the History ; but they will be .subjoined to
each separate Volume of the new Edition of the History,
'which, with these Appendages, will, in future, be sold at Six
Cuineas inboards.

i;jaie:street. London,
April, 1807.
London, England, 1807-05-28

MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES.

ON MONDAY the ist of JUNE, a COURSE
of LECTUR ES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY
'Will recommence at ~o. g, George-street, Hanover-square,
and at the usual Morning Hours, viz. The Therapeutics at
a Quarter before Eight -the Practice of Physic at Half after
tight —and the Chemistry at a Quarter 'after Nine, by
'4 Et) RG L PEA RSON, M. D. F S.. Senior physician tb
St. George's Hospital, Member (Attie College of Physicians,
arc. Clinical Lectures are given, as usual, on the Patients
ot St. George's Hospital, every Saturday Mo.rning, at Nine
O'Clock.

Proposals to be had in George-street, or at St. George's
Hospital.

4 SEAT IN A CERTAIN ASSEMBLY.

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liitrodudion of an Independent Gentleman, oy re-
Signing, orotherivise, is desired to direct a Letter to -1. C. f .
at No. 12, Upper Thornhaugh-street, Bedford,square,which
Neill meet the politest attention, and a personal interview
granted.
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THE NEW. OPERA.

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DETER the GREAT.;
.or, The Wooden Walls.
An 'Operatic `Drairia,' in Three A as, performing to
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Printed-for Richard Phillip's, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
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London, England, 1807-05-28

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF HAYTI.

THE undersigned Mandatories, charged with the
powers of the People of Hayti, being legally con-
voked by his Excellency the General in Chief of the
Army--penetrated by the necessity of making their
ConStituents enjoy the sacred, •imprescriptible, and
unalienable rights of. man—proclaim, in the pre-
sence and under the auspices of the All-powerful;
the Articles contained 'in:the present Constitutional
PaEt. • •

TITLE 1.-OF THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS.

1. Every body residing on the territory of Hayti
is free, in the fullest sense.

2. Slavery.is for ever abolished in Hayti.
3. No ose has a right to violate the asylum 'of a
Citizen, nor to enter forcibly his dwelling, without
an order emanating from a superior and competent
authority.
, 4. 'All property is under the protection of 'the-Go-
vernment. Every attack upon the property of a,
...Citizen is a crime, which the law punishes.
5. The law, punishes assassination with death.
London, England, 1807-05-28

J'Hli~ 4: h_ I~ S.

CRAVtSENO, MAY 26.
Sailed—the Eliza and 'Paty, Cleasby, for Lisbon; atl
Bowden,, for St. Petersburgh. .

; • MARRIED.
Last week, at Wakefield, Abraham Chamberlain, Esq. Ot
Skipiliii, a CaPrain in the Cravi- Legion, to Miss Foster, of
Rilstlinc, near the-latter place.' • •
Yesterday, Philip Augustus Hanyott, Esq. of Lincoin'sl
inn, to Miss Caroline Cory; daughter of R. Cory, Esq. "
Yarmouth,
Lately, at Upper Sharidon Church, 'Cork, John Eurceli
jun. Esq. of.Hignfort, in the County' of Cork, to Miss I.La"
ruche, youngest daughter' f the late Charles Deritvole, t.sq.
of Cork.
London, England, 1807-05-28

FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR FOREST.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Most Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, on
the borders of Windsor Foregst, 31 miles from Londob,,
about ten from Windsor, one mile from Binfield, 'and two
miles from a Post and Market-town. It consists of about
38 Acres of Land, of which about zi Acres are Mwidow and
pasture, and about 13 Acres Aiable ; with Farm-house,
tarn, Stable, and Cottage in petted repair, and unlimited
right of Pasture over extensive Commons. The Land is
within a petted Ring-fence, Is occupied by the Proprietor,
is in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may be
had as soon as the purchase is completed. ,The Thither and
growing Crops to be taken at a valuation. The neighbour-
hood is genteel, the Country abounds with Game, the King's
Hounds as also a Pack .of Fox 11onn s, frequently hunt
in the vicinity. A Coach for London passes daily through
the aforesaid Market-town.—Apply to Messrs. Bolton,
i•-ane, and I.ane, Nu 5, Laurence Poultney-hill,

PREGNANT LADIES,
Whose Situation requires a Temporary Retirement. -
MR. WATSON, Surgeon and Man-Midwife,
offers to accommodate Ladies in an airy and retired Si-
tuation, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms suited to their
rcumstances and situation in lite ; their Infants put out to
nurse, and humanely taken care of; and as humanity in-
duces him to otter his assistance to alleviate the horrors of
concealed Pregnancy, he flatters himselt Ladies will find, on
application to hint, the greatest Attention, and most pro-
found Secrecy.
Letters (post-paid) to Mr. Watson, Surgeon and Man-
Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Midwife, No. to, Charlotte-
street, Snrrey- side of Blackfriars Bridge, will meet the most
Pointed attention.

W bete may be had, the Pill Benediela, at 11. is. per Pox,
a certain and el:Kauai Remedy to remove all Ob-trittions
and Irregularities, and au excellent Medicinit after bad I.y-
II Bs-in.
London, England, 1807-05-28

" To the FREEHOLDERS of YORKSHIRE throughout

Great Britain.
..•
" The Friends of Independence, Integrity, Humanity, and
of every public and private Virtue, are most eatnesily re-
quested to repair instatitly to YORK,. to poll for Mr. W 1 L-
BE R FO RC F., in the present momentous Contest, where his
Enemies are using their most strenuous endeavours to throw
him out of the Representation of that large County, without
any real cause whatever,. atter his long and unrewarded ser-
vices for his King, his Country, and fur all Mankind, during
a period of nearly Thirty Years,"
Subscriptions throughout Yorkshire, in London, and in
every part of the Kingdom, for his support, are carrying on—
and his Friends are requested to address whatever pecuniary
aid they wish to give, to C. Duncombe, Esq. Chairman tg
Mr. Wilberforce's Committee,. at York; to the Right Hon.
Lord Teignmouth, Chairman of the Committee at the New
London Tavern,CheapSide, London ; to the Chairman of Mr.
Wilberforce's Committee at the Thatched House Tavern, St.
James's-street ; to the Banking-houses of Messrs. Hoare, in
Fleet-street ; Mess. Hoare, Barnetts, Hoare, and Co. Lon-i•
bard-street; Mess. Smith, Payne, and Smith, George-street,
Mansion House ; Mess. Down, Thornton, and free, Bartho-
lomew-lane; Mess: Smith and Holt, Broad-street ; Mess.
Ransom, Morland, and Co. ['all Mall ; Mr. 'Hatchard, 190,
Piccadilly ; Mess. Cadell and Davies, 141, Strand; Mr.
Butterworth, 4;, Fleet-street ;. Mr. Phillips • George-yard,
Lombard-street ; by the different Members Of the Commit-
tees; and by Mr. John Crisp, 29, Birchin-lane, to whom.
Communications relative to the busihess of the Meeting may
be addressed.
Not a Moment is to be Lost.—The Poll commenced on the
loth of May, and cannot continue longer open than. the 4th
of (hue.

All persons are requested to communicate the above to
any Yorkshire I.:reeholderthey may know.
•P. S. To preVent misapprehension, it is deemed necessary
to add the most positive assurance, that Mr. Wilberforce
stands on his ()Wit independent Interest in Yorksh4e, and is.
totally unconnected with either of the other Candidates. On
the contrary, he has been suffering on the one hand for not
conneding himself-with Mr.' Lascellei ; many of his oldest
friends j who had, without any authority from him, joinedbis
name with that of Mr. Lascelleslhaving on that account re-
fused to subscribe a shilling, -or e.,;.en to attend his Commit-
tee ; and, on the otl.er many Clothiers and others have
been so far misled, by-talse and unfounCed reports.of his hav-
ing joined tVlr l.ascelles, as to give piu:npers against him,
contrary to their engagements.
London, England, 1807-05-28

just published, price 3s.

A LL THE BLOCKS! or, An Antidote to ALL
LA. THE TALENTS: A Satirical Poem.
By I.LAGELLUM.
London : Printed for Mathews and Leigh, iS, Strand.
Also, The Stranger in England, 3 vols. boards, '55.
Luther's Commentary bn Galatians Lite by hltddletoni,
80..95. boards.
London, England, 1807-05-28

May 24, 1807.

We are authorized to say, that the next Harrow
Speech day will be on Tuesday the t)d June, instead'
of Thursday, Thursday being the Anniversary of His
Majesty's Birth-day.

Yesterday, about two o'clock, as the Duke 3 of
YoRK and CAMBRIDGE were coming out of the
Queen's Palace, a woman, about forty7five years of
age, decently dressed, presented a letter 'to the
Duke of YORK, at the door of the Lodge. His
Royal Highness was about to take thi: letter, but
Sayers, who was in attendance, knowing her. and
suspealing she was deranged, put her asid‘, and de-
sired her to go home. She went a few yards frota
the house,, but in- a few minutes returned 'close to
the ra;lway of the Palace, and remained there during.
the whole afternoon. About five o'clock, when the
King's travelling carriage entered by the iron gate
before the Palace, to wait for His Majesty, She
rushed in after it, unperxived by tlid centinels.
She was, however„observed ,by Say..ers, and Mr.
Baker, the Gebtlernan PcA-ter, they, tollowed hcr'
with all pos,:ible speed, and st.opt her lielore she got
to the door of the Palace. SayerS secUred tier, and
took the letter from her. It appeared to be diretied
to the King and Queen, and with " God sate the
.:',H;g" on it. There were five other letters inclosed'
in it. From their contents there was no doubt of
her being deranged. Her name appears to be Mar-:
garet Flett, ard she resides in Star-court, East
Smithfield. Those who recollected the appearance
of Margaret Nicholson, when she attempted to stab
the King, say, she is a similar woman, and dressed
exACtly like her.

.Last Thurs'iay a servant girl in a family of fashion,
near Sandby, i 7 Bedfoidshire, was apprehended on
suspicion of murdering, her new-born bastard child.
On the preceding Monday, in the absence of most
of the family, she tookim opportimity of deilvericAr
'hcrl.etf. The infant she concealed in-a closet till tit
Wedneaday,;wherr she buried it in the garden. 'nes.,
ea. being apparent, she was committed :yr trial.
London, England, 1807-05-28

.ADNIRALTY-OFFICE,
May 2i, tBo7 •
OTICE is kereby gzven, That a Seisipn of Oyer
1.1 and*Terminer and Cad Delivery, for the Trial of Vetct:4
committed on The High Sea.t,-..within• the YuridiElion of the
miraly of England, will he held at 'ytestice gall,i;;the Old Hai-
iondon,on Fricl.L4, the 26th of rune neAt,.at Lief o'Clock
the Morning.

WILLIAM MARSDEN,

FORGER.
TRANSPORT OFPICE,

LonoOh, May r§t 111"c;7;
\V I-IEREAS WILLIAM MEADE, of the-City
V of Cork, Doetor•of Physic, Surgeon, and Agent tvr
Sick and Wounded Seaitten at that Port, stands charged with
a P-orgery on tins Office :
• And whereas the said Dr. Meade hay.ing been apprehended
on the said Charge, and conveyed from Cork to Dublin, 'in
obedieni7e to a Writ of Habeas Corp6s issued fr,Aii the Court
of Kg's Vench of that part of the United Kingdotti, did in
the night of the i,tli May inst. make his escape from the cus•
tody of two Officers of the-Peace, and bath hot since 6cien
heard of;

T:tc Commissioners for Coticluaing his Majesty's Trans.
port Service, for taking Care of Sick mat Wounded Seainn,Stc.
do hereby offer a Reward of (JANE HUN ;)RE D I'OUN

. . _
Sterling to any Person or Persons who shall appiztienti, or
cauA• to bealiprehen.de.d, the said Dr. Meade, or who a hell r
give such information to the said CominS.ioners, at ineit
i....._ ... .

Office ;to Mr. Bicknell, the Solicitor the Admiralty, itr
Spr:i,g-garden Terrace, London ; to .Jr. Foote, Solicitor, it
Cork. ; or Mr: Solicitor, m Dublin, as ;Dail be th:.

means of apprehending the said Dr. Meade, such Reward to
be paid by the said Commissioners on 'the, Co:ninitinent of
the said br..Me.tde to any of tits Majesty's Cail4 in the
United Kingdum.

N.B. The said Dr. Wm. Meade is about 4, years of age,
about five feet three inches high, very 4no,:h
has high shin-bones, rather a long high nose, a sear or mark.

over his left eye ( which he endeavours to conceal under his
sxig), stoops in his walk, has rather a florid countenance, and
specks with the liish accent ; wore When lie escaped a black
coat and waistcoat, blue pantaloons, and half bdots.
By Order of the Board,
ALEX. APLEAY, Sec.
London, England, 1807-05-28

ANNUITIES kEDEEMABLE

MONEY: Ten Years Purchase will be imme-
diately ,iven fa Annuities, where the Parties have
an absolute interest. A. the Money is now. lodged at a.
3.1a-nker's,l,rtlieote purpose of laying it out in the purchase-
Annuities, no turtl,.-r delay
.will take place than what will
be necessary to.:. preparing th, writings to bind the contra&,-
for the mutual securvy of each party
A vet.) iil be given ior Annuities secured upon
Clergyrnens' Livings ; anti likewise equally advantageous
'Terms where the rant is on Personal Security only.
Per,onal Applications received every I),;iy, at the Office of
Messrs. Osborne and Co. No. 2, Crown-street, the second
door from King-Street, Westminster. Letters, post-paid,
duly attended to.
London, England, 1807-05-28

Conduaeclbv 1. AIKIN,

Printed for Lon,,,inan,
.Hurst, Rees,, and Urine, Paternos-
ter-row ; and Cadet! and Davies, Strand. . • •

CONTAINING,

General Correspondence : 4Extraas from a Manuscript
Tour through • England. Charitable Lnstitution for. Foreign-
ers. The iron- works, at SWal wZ.I I . • Charader of 'Jacobin.
ism. Destruction of old Mansions.• Enquiryconcerning a
mode of Superstition. . On Cotton Spinning, A Persian
Couplet. On 'Mr. Seymour's Reply. Julia Gaiuolo-' a Tale
from Bandello. An error in Calculation stated. On the
Banking and MOney-lending Trade; from the period of the
middle ages. 0n a Picture of Si'r loshua Reynolds. A Sin-
gular Characier. Account of the Islands of luau Fernandez
and Massatuero. • Classical Disquisitions : On the.Coptro.•
versy respelling the early Dare of Homer's Poems. Extraßs
from the Grecian Drama. Accounts of, and Extraas from,
rare and curious Books : P haronnida; an heroic Poem. Me-
moirs of. Distinguished Persons. Memoir of Ezzelino da
Romani. Original Poetry. Literary -and. MiScellaneous In-.
formation. List of New Publications. Meteorological Re-:
gister. Discoveries and Improvements in Arts and Manu.
tadures. • Obituary of Remarkable Characters : Rev. Geo.
Walker, F. R. S. john Louis ,De Lol ID; L. L. D. Dr. 101111
Douglas. Domestic Occurrences. Bankrupts. Foreign Oc-
currences. Retrospect of Public Affairs. Commercial Re-
port. Price of Stocks. Agricultural Reports. Prices of
Grain.
London, England, 1807-05-28

PATSRSON's ROADS.
"In the Press, and speedily will be published, '
ANew Edition, being the Fourteenth of this
WORK/ arranged Upon an improved Plan, an that the
Seats and other Objects worthy of notice will be'brought be-
fore the Eye in the same Page in which the. Roads are de-
scribed

The whole greatly augmented by ever} official Aid, and
by the Assistance of Francis Freeling, Esq. Secretary to the
Post-Office, and of the several Surveyors of the provincial
Districts, under the Authority of the PoStmaster-Geineral.
• By Lieut.,Colonel PATERSON,
Assistant Quarter-Master-General of His Majesty's Forces.
In the mean time may be had, price 4s. sewed,
Paterson's Roads, in a pocket size, for the convenience of
Riders and other Travellers; containing the most accurate.
Description of the Roads, without the Country Seats.
Sold bl Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, anti Orme, Pater-
noster-row, and W. Fatten, Charing-Cross.
London, England, 1807-05-28

TITLE VII.

The Catholic, Apostolic, and RoMan religion, is
the only (rife acknowledged by the Government. -
The exercise of other religions is tolerated, but
not publicly..
There is to be an Apostolic Prefect, to superintend
what concerns Divine worship, and-to communicate
direLtly to the President upon the subject.
The State gives frothing to the support of any
Minister, but the law
,will fix the emoluments and
perquisites that they are to receive.

SI() -one has a right to disturb the exercise of any
religion.

TITLE VIII.O--PITELIC EDUCATION.

;Mere shall be established a Central School in each
Division, and particnlar Schools in each Subdivision.
It shill br, however, lawful for every Citizen to
have Private Serri:4laries. ,

The Sabries of th professors and Masters shall
be settled by a particular !F,ll'.

TITLE ,JX.--OF TRUE GUARANTr2 OF THE NEIGH-

BOVIUNG COLONIES.

The Government of Hayti declares to tilos*. Powers
who have Colonies in its neighbourhood its fixed fie-
termination to give . -no disturbance to the Govern-
ment of those Colonies-.

- The people of Hayti make no conquests out of
their own Island, and confine themselves to the pre-
iervation of their own territory.
[After those nine heads!' there follow some; general regula-
tions, the principal ot• which are: That every Haytian, from
]6 to 50, can be called into the army, whenever the Safety of
_the State requires it : that the Govezninelit solemnly guaran-
tees the font,Eii merchants the security c f their persons and
properties • . divorce is strictly forbid in Hayti ; and agricul-
tu.e, which is declared thi.,most ancient, •the must noble,•
and the most useful of all the Arts, is to be encouraged and
Prpteaed.)
This Constitution was published at the Cape on
the 17th of February, 1807, and is signed by
three Gener.ils of Division, eight Generals of Bri-
gade, four Adjutant-Generals, and a putuber of Civil
Officers.
London, England, 1807-05-28

TITLE 111.-OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE.

•
16. The Council of State is
,composed of nine
Members, nominated by the President, of which, at
least, two thirds arc to be Generals.
17. The. functions 'of the Council of State are, to
receive the prdpOsitions of Laws from the Presrdent,
and to draw then) up, in the-manner they may judge
adviseable ;to fix the amount-Of taxes; and the mode
of coneA;og then ; to sanction the Tteaties" con-
cluded Presidt;nt, and tp fix upon •the mode
for recruiting the army. •An account shall be pre-
sented to them annually, of the receipts and ex-
pences, and of the resources-of the Country.

[The itiurth and fifth heads respea the appoin:rnetii of a
Superintendant General .orthe Finances, the Marine and the
Intertoi, and also the appointJnent of a Secretary of State.]

.TITLE THE TRIBUNALS.

There shall be in every division a Tribunal, to
determine both on civil and criminal matters.
There shall be alib a Tribunal of Commerce in
each division. .

There shall be a Justice of Peace in each parish,
to determine controversies up to a limited sum.
Each Citizen may, however,• have his disputes de-
termined by arbitrators, if he thinks 'proper.
London, England, 1807-05-28

WHITE's'FAR RI ER Y, Eighth Edition.-
. This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, with Plates, price tat. in boards, dedi-
cated, by. Permission, to His Royal Highness the Duke of
York,
The Eighth. Edition, greatly Enlarged, of
ATREATISEon VETERINARY MEDICINE;
inTwo Parts. Patti . Containing an accurate De-
scription of the Diseases of the Horse, and their Mode of
Treatment, the Anatomy of the Foot, and the Principles or
Shoeing, price 7s.—Part 11. Containing the Materia Medics
and Pharmacopxia, price ;s.
By LAMES WHITE,
Veterinary Establishment, Exeter.
Late VeterinarrSurgeon to the First or Royal Dragoons.
Printed for Johnson, iu t. Paul's Church-yard, and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had, by the same Author, An Address to
a Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, respedinOlie Manage-
ment of their Horses, 2s. 6a.
London, England, 1807-05-28

The Characters by .
Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. H SIDDONS, Mr. ELLISTON,
Mr. COOKE, Mr. CAR LES,
POWELL, Mrs. H. SWDONS, Miss TIDSWELL,

. _
Miss lii-)si e - . -
The Prologue to be Spoken byr I'M
BARoNTLE Y,
with
(35sAt 1(11h: Epilogue by Mr. ELi,IST
time) a new Grand Romantic Mclo-Drame,
called

THE WOOD D2EMON;
Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK.
With new Music, Scenes, Machinery,- Dresses, &c.
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
Hardyknute, Mr. DE CAMP;
Guelph°, Mr. PEN LEY ;
Willikind. Mr. RUSSEL ;
Ow‘y, Mr. GIBBON ;
Rolf, Mr. W EBB
LeOlyn9 Miss C. BRISTOW ;
Una, Mrs. H. SI.D(DONS ;
Clotilda, Mrs. HA R LOWE ; •
• _

PauFula, Miss KLLLY.
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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
tial&past Six.