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London, England, 1807-02-23

• THEATRE ROYAL, COVF.NT-GARDEN.
jlO MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 24,
will be acted the Comedy of
THE JEALOUS WIFE..
To which will he added the New Pantomime, caned
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
'This Evening—King Richard the Third; with Mother (leak.

;:: •-• OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,Febrtiary
rpti PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His 1114illy's
ORDNANCE eh hereby give Notice,
That- Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before the 4th day of March next, from fuch Pcrfons as may
be willing to undertake the fupply of 400 Loads of hewed Elm
Timber, for the ferrite of the Royal Carriage Department at
Woolwich, of the Esc of So feet at the leatt ; and the whole to be
delivered into !lore is the courfe of the railing three months.
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall Mail aforefaid, aoy day between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, where the Pmpc fakare to he delivered, foaled,
and indorfed " Propofals for hewed r.ilmber ;" but no Pro-
pedal can be admitted after the raid 4th da; of March, at twelve
o'c lock at noon of the fame day, neither wi!! any Tender be no-
ticed, for las than forty loads, nor unlefs tht Parry making it, or
an Agent in his behalf, (haft attend.
By Order of the Board, •
R. H. CREW, Secretnry.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, February 16,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
XIS MAYESTri NAVY, do bereliy OW Mike,
That on Tuefday the 3d of March next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat
For FOUR HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL,
To be delivered Two Hundred and fifty Tons into His Majefty's
Victualling Stores at Deptford, and One Hundred and Fifty Tons
into thole at Plymouth—one half thereof in one month, and the
other half in one month afterwards ; and
For ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA,
or ALEXIA RAISINS ;
To be enfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders; to
be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight, aad the remainder in
a month, into His Majefty's Victualling Stores at Deptford he-
fore-mentioned.
The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with intereft ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrafas may be fscn at the Secretary's
°See.
No regard will be bad to any Tender he :aid& tiv price flail act be
infertedia words et length, or tbatfluill not be delivered to tia Board be-
fore One o'Cloci oa tbefaid Taefday de 3d of March next, nor oale/i the
Ferias solo wales tie Tender, or lose Perfon on bit Wolf, attend, t
loafwer wbin
London, England, 1807-02-23

FOREIGN !NMI IGENGE.

HANOVER, Fez. 6.—We nut only witnefs the cna.
tinual arrival of detachments for reinforcing the grand
army in Poland, but even
.all the regiments remain.
ing in Germany are following the Lime route. The
rsth regiment of French yagers are among others
that have lately arrived from Parma.
HALLE, Fes. 5.—A1l the fortieffes taken by the
French, excepting Breitru, which is to be 'cyclic&
are to be put in a proper !late of defence, and fuppiied
with provifions—Erfurt is among the number ;
hall week feveral waggons with grain were lent to
that place from the magazines in our city.
ALTONAt Fez. B.—His Majeay the Emperor of
the French and King of Italy has been pleafed to
fend a Grand Crofs of the Legion of Honour to hie
Excellency Count Bernftorff ; a ftriking proof of the
good underftaoding which fubfifts between the Courts
of Denmark and Paris.
BRAUN, Fes. 7...44. Stephan; Pacha has arrived
here as an extraordinary courier, together with a
Turkifh officer of the name of Ibrahim. We learn
that hoftilities have affinity commenced betw:en 11,e
t Turks and the Ruffians, prior to which, a formal (it-
Iclaration of war on the part of the Turks was ntad.
SAXE COBnURG, JAN. 29.-.-The explanation which
our Government thought necefrary to puldifis, to
vindicate the conduft of our young Prince, who flue
the death of his father has fucceeded him in the to.
vereignty, has been ineffalual. The übjetion that
he has loved the enemies of Fiance has not been ie.
moved. Our country has been taken poffeß nof in
the name of the French, by proclamation.
LFYDEN, FEB. 14.—The fun total of the money
collated here for the bent F.'. of the unfortunate fof.
fevers by the late explofion, amounts to feventren
hundred thoufand francs, and a fraaion. The fums
collated at the Brille, and at Voorburg, are very con-
fiderable ; the former amounts to so 18 8 frau:es, and
the latter to isso 1 o.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
London, England, 1807-02-23

PAC SIMILES OF WASHINGTON'S LETTERS.
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THE Purchafers of JUDGE MARSHALL's
LIFE of GENERAL WASHINGTON. and the Public at
large, are refpcdfully informed, that Sir JOHN SINCLAIR. has
obligingly contented to permit the elegant Tribute to the Memory
of his illuftrious Friend, his FAC SIMILE CORRESPONDENCE
to be fold in conneCtion with the Life, at the reduccd Price of One
Pound Five Shillings per Copy.
The Proprietor of JUDGE MARSHA L L's LIFE lofes no time,
therefore, in announcing that WASHINGTON', FAQ' SIMILE
LETLERS to Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, which form a limerb fmall
Quarto Volume, may now be had of him, and all other Book-
fellers, of the moderate Price above-mentioned.
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THE CHILD'S MONITOR ; or, PARENTAL
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CAPTURE OF CURACOA.

LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.

ADMIRALTY (IFFICF, FRBRUARY 21, 1807.
raprain Lydiard, of his Majelty'sthipthe Anion, arrived here
this morning with oil-patches from Vice-Admiral Dacrea, Corn-
m alder in Chief of his Majefty's (kips and veffels at Jamaica, to
William Madden, Efq. of which the following are copies:
Shark, Port Royal, Jan. it, 1837.
SIR—I have much fatisfaltion in congratulating
my Lcrds C-:mntitlioners of the Admiralty on the
capture of the Wand of Curacoa, on the INI:w Year's
Day in the morning, by the four frigates named in
the margin*, under the orders of Capt. Brifb me, of
the Arethula ; a copy of whole letter I inclofe for
their Lordfhip: information.
Wilda I contemplate the immenfe ftrength of the
harbour of Amfterdam, and the fuperior force con•
tained in its different batteries oppofed to the en.
trance of the frigates, I know not how fufficiently
to admire the decilion of Captain Brilbane in
attempting the harbnur, and the determined brave-
ry and conduet difplayed by himfelf, the other
three Captains, and all the Officers and men under
his command : it is another thong inilance of the
cool and determined bravery of Bticifh feamen.
Captain Brifbane being from his fituation obliged
to aZI as Governor, a have, as an acknowledgement
and high approbation of his condu&, continued him
in that lituation till his Majelty's pleafure 111211 be
known ; and requeft in the ftrongefl manner, that
their Lordihips will be pleafed to recommend him for
that appointment.
Captain Lydiard, ( who will have the honour of
delivering this, and who fully partook of the con-
quell, and has before diftinguifbed Wadf off the
Havannah), I beg to refer their Lordthips to for any
information. I (hall put an afting Captain in the
Atifon until his return, or I receive dirdli,ns there-
on. 1 :1111, &c. (Signed) J. R. DACAkS•
• Arethufa, Latona, Anion, and Filgard.
llh Majelly's (hip Arethufa, Ceracrra, Jan.!, 1837.
Sift—lt is with the mon lively and heartfelt fatif
London, England, 1807-02-23

SHEERNESS, FEB. 20.

The Cybele, SMEIITHAM, and the Jupiter, Fut,
Nam, tranfports, are both off the Shore, and fate in
our harbour. Several of the tranfports are come
into the harbour to take filcher, from the Nore, and
amongfl them the Agents fhip the London, 1) OVAL
The Lear Not), of London, WILLIAM DAVIS ma-
ter, was 101 l on the t Bth off the Shoe Beacon—crew
Caved in the boat, and arrived here : the Captain re-
ports that he Paw two !loops, a fchooner, and brig,
go on (bore in the gale on the Moufe rand, and every
foul perifired. The Alfred of Maldon, for London,
pax Psaatsc matter, with malt and flour, has re-
ceived very confiderable damage ; one of her crew
perifhed by the inclemency of the weather, and the
is on (bore on Grain Ifland.
FAD. 21.—The FALCON !loop of war has this day
/milled the Signal for a convoy to the Baltic, to fail
on the i a of March. •
London, England, 1807-02-23

1V.,1i/TIC.4L INTELLIGEACE.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 20.
•
Arrived yellerday his Majeay's fhip HUMBFRI, Of
78 guns, from the Downs ; and this day his Majef-
ty's brig SCARPION, of 18 guns, Captain CARTARSTs
from a cruize, and has brought in with her the French
brig privateer le General Bougainville, of 14 guns,
and 94 men, which The captured on the r6th infant,
in lat. 49. sz. long. ro. after a chace of four hours :
the privateer had one man killed, and one wounded ;
out ten days from Sr. Malo's, and had made one
capture, viz. Commerce, CHRISTIE, from Oporto for
London : alto arrived the brig Endeavour, Coca sow,
from Liverpool for Malta ; the Mercury, SINCLAIR,
from Plymouth, bound to Berbice ; the Richard,
SrARc y, from Belfall, bound to Gibraltar ; and a
tranfport (No. 26,) from Plymouth, with lots of main
mall, bound to the fleet off Rochefort with provitions.
Sailed yetlerday the Swedith bark Neutrality, HAR•
rut, for Liverpool, and about forty fail of coaiters,
under convoy of the Endeavour armed brig, and four
armed tenders. Wind S. W.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2T.
Arrived the BOADICEA frigate, of 38 guns, from a
truize ; alfo the SCORPION brig of war from a cruize,
and has brought in with her the French brig Bou-
gainville, of 16 guns, out of St. Maine's 30 days,
captured the 17th inftant, to the waward of Scilly.
Alfo arrived the Lord Nelfon sloop, Howe mailer,
from Cork with provifions ; and the fchooner oat.
chum, j. Poo'. mailer, from Lifbon, which place fhe
left on the 9th inflant, under convoy of his Majefty's
Blip CAM IL LA : and the Danifh Chip Neptunus, HERS?
matter, from Terragona, bound to Tonningen, laden
with nuts and cork, detained by the Lively private
ibip of war. Came down from Hamoaze and an-
chored in the Sound, the DRYAD, of 32 guns.
London, England, 1807-02-23

lately publiffied.

, .
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE BANK
OF ENGLAND. acc.—Price los 6d. in boards,

THE PRINCIPLES of KEEPING ACCOUNTS
with BANKERS in TOWN and COUNTRY, illultrated
by Specimens; with extenfive and molt accurate Inecrelt Tables,
adapted to filch Accounts, on a new Plan ; and other highly ufe-
ful Mercantile Tables. Alfo, a Treatife on Bills and Notes, to
guard the unwary againft the errors and dangers incident to that
fpecies of currency ; with the regular modes of proceeding when
Bills aie dilhonoured.

By WILLIAM LOWRIE.
Secretary to the Sheffield General Infirmary.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Patemofter-
row ; and fold by all other Bookfellers in Town and Country.
" The greater part of this Volume is filled with the Tables of
interest, whole merit confifts in their accuracy. The account
given of the various details in Tradefinen's Accounts, is drawn
with great clearnefs, and will be found ufeful to the Country
Tradefman in his connedtions with the Trade in London It con-
tains all the proeeffes relative to Bankers and the drawing of Bills."
Critical Review, February, iBo6.
" Our readers will eafily perceive, from the title page of this
hook, that it is a work of immenfe labour, and of proportionate
utility too. Its melt( racy, however, depends on its accuracy; and,
as far as our examination has gone, we are fully prepared to fay,
that Mr. Lowric's produdion is mat accnrate "
Anti Jacobin Review, May, iBO6.
For a more ample defcription of tie utility of this work, fee aifo
the Ecledic Review, for Feb. 1807.
London, England, 1807-02-23

FIRST TIME.

The Double Rope—Mr. Smith, the Flying Horfeman's unparal-
leled Performances—Billy Button's Difafter, by Mr. Cro(Bran
—Mamehike Ezercifes, bcc.
ASTLEY'S OLYMPIC PAVILLION,
NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.

(Eftablilhed by Authority of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN)
THIS PRESENT MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23,
Tuefday 24, Thurfklay 26, and Saturday February 28, 1807,
(No Performance on Wednefdays and Fridays),
EWES 1 RIAN EXERCISES, by the fiat Troop of Performers
in the World. The part of Merryman by Mr. Crolrman.
A kits,/ Mufical Duet, called The Mufical Courtibip, by Mr. G.
Smith, and Mrs. Herbert.
A New Comic Ballet, called the MERRY TA lI.ORS.

EXERCISE A LA MAMEI.UKE, by Ten of the principal
Horftmen, on Three Horfes.
Firft time, the DOUBLE ROPE, by the Junior Richer, Mr.
Sibley, and .IViafter Davis.
After which the Comic Extravaganza of " Billy Button's Difafter
on his Journey to Brentford," by Mr. Croffman.
The whole to conclude with the new popular Pantomime, under
the direftion of Mr. Croffman, (for the laft week of its being
performed), called
HARLE%.II.I4 ROB THIEF.
le We rob from Thieves, a hearty Laugh to wife,
" And rob each other of each other's Praire."
Harlequin, Mr. Croffman ; and Columbine, Mrs. Parker.
Doors to be opened at Half part Six, and to begin at Seven.
Boxes as—Pit as—Gallery Is.
- . .

Second Price for the Siam may, at a quarter before Nine.
Places to be taken of Mrs Connell, at the Box Once, from Blevsn
'till Three.

er The Public are refpeEtfully informed that this Theatre will
potitively doff: on Saturday them la of Much next.

THE NEW PLAY.
This Morning was publifhed, price Half a Crown,
THE CURFEW. A Play, in Five lies. Per.
forming with great applaufe at the THEATILL ROYAL,
DITAY•LAN L.

By the late JOHN TOWN, Erg.
• Author of the HONEY MooN.
Printed for RICIIARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars ; and to he had of all Bookfellers.
London, England, 1807-02-23

Introdudtion to Arithmetic.

Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter-
row ; and Wilfon and Spence, York.

" This is one of the heft conceived and molt praCtically ufeful
Puhlications for Chikin n that we have teen. The Title Page
fufficiently explains the intelligent Author's Plan and Defign. and
we can rarely allure our Readers, that he has executed them with
great Skill and Fidelity."—Anti-Jacobin, December,
London, England, 1807-02-23

DEAL, FEB. at.

Arrived in the Downs the SATELLITE bop of war,
and feveral other (hips of war from the Weaward,
with damage; SAVAGE fliop of war from Belfafl, with
a convoy, which are failed for the River : fhe fell in
with the brig Sally, of Belief, off Plymouth, laden
with linen and provilions, leaky, which fhe brought
into the Downs. The Otter (loop of war has fent
into the Downs a re taken 114, name unknown.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 22.

The late fevere norm has occafioned a great many
veffels to take refuge in this harbour ; among them
are the following :—Brig Friends Regard, Captain
HORN say, of and from Sunderland, with coals, 101 l
nearly all her fails; (hip o;is, Captain CROCKER, of
and for New York, with fundries from London, loft
two anchors and cables, mizea mak, and has received
a great deal of damage in her hull by being run on
board of by a very large fhip ; (hip Fair American,
Captain Davis, of and for Baltimore, from London,
loft two anchors and cables; brig Union, Captain
Noses, of and from Yarmouth, bound to London,
with corn, loft anchors, cables, fails and boat, and
fprung a leak; floop Friendfhip, Captain CORR A LL,
of Weymouth, from Deptford, with vietualling
ftores, bound to Portfmouth, loft an anchor and ca
ble ; fhip Margaret, of and from London, bound to
the Weft Indies, loft two anchors and cables. The
floop Dove, belonging to Weymouth, was brought in
here yellerday by a fifhing fn:ack belonging to this
place, which fell in with her nearly over on the
French coaft withont a foul on beard : the has loft
her bowfprit and received Tome damage in her bow
apparently by fcme veffels having drove on board of
her ; fbe is bound from London to Weymouth, with
Arndt.), goods. A number of vefrels have gone by
for the Downs with no topmafts, and feveral are, it
is Paid, on chore near Dieppe. Two French priva-
teers taking advantage of our cruizers being blown
off their Rations, made their appearance fait night
jrill after dark, but I have not heard of any veffels
having been captured by them. Wind S. W. and
blows very hard, with rain.
London, England, 1807-08-15

. FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

• GiAIftSIND, AVGUsT r4.—Pairil by the Vigilant, Hay. from
Greenland. Sailed the Alexander, Watts, for St li.lmingb
Mercury, Williams, for Surinam; and the kitauble,Utqahart, for
Cork.

A It tern—At Brift;.l, the Hope, —..—, from Stockholm ; and
the George, —, from Menzel—ln the Clyde, the Mary, —,
from Peterfburgh—lo thc Creek, thc Union. Kind, from Deme-
rara—At Dublin, Albion. Thempfon, from Riga; and the Fame,
Scot!, from Q.2.ltec—At Cork, the Foiwell, Tripp, from New
YorkAt BMA, the Genii Intent, Taylor, front Antigua—At
Monte Video, the Euphemia, Uouehier, front Newfoundland.
London, England, 1807-08-15

FORZIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, AUGUST 6.
•
A deputation from the Senate. with the Prefident
Lacepede at their head. and both the Preto's, with
the Martha' Duke of Dantzic, and M. Clement de-1
Ris, went yeilerday to St. Cloud, to congratulate
the King of Wetlphalia. A deputation from the TO.
hunate was alfo admitted to an audience °nits
Majetly.
The .3fonitert of this day contains the Englifh news
up to the 22d, accompanied by Come obfervations in
the form of notes; for infiance, with refpat to the
communication of the treaty concluded between
England and Pruffia, on the aBth of January, it is
Paid :
" The ratification of this treaty will never be ex-
changed. Pruffia not only (huts her ports againft
England, but declares war againft her."
RerpeEling the King's Mefrage. announcing the
fuh.l.liary treaty with Sweden, the Moniteur exclaims,
" Brave, but unfortunate Swedes, how many troubles
will this gold occafion you ? Oh ! if England was
to remunerate you to the full worth of the lots
your trade mull fuftain ; for thesclifgrace that your
honour mull Coffer ; for the blood it has, and will
rim colt you ! Still, however, you feel thefe evils ;
and the lofs of all your privileges, your confiitution,
is what you will yet lament ; fubjelted as you are
to the fenfelefs wbimficalities of a weak Prince, with-
out defence, and without the means of canting your
voice to be heard !"
Lally, on the communication to the Houfe of
Commons, that though the fubfidiary treaty with
Pruffia could not be carried into execution, it was
neceffary that a fum of 300,000 pounds fterling Ihould
by granted to his Majetly, the Afeeiteur obferves :
" The 300,0001. granted to Pruffia, was intended
to excite an intimation in Silefia, and to bring
Blucher's corps into the field again. Thefe pre•
tences, among others, have ferved as means to the
agents of England, for appropriating three-fourths
of this ill railed treafure to their own profit."

VIENNA. JULY ai.
Our Sovereign, we are oared, will leave Baden
in a tew days, and proceed to Catlfbad and Toplitz,
where the King of Saxony and his honfehold are et;.
paled at the fame time.
London, England, 1807-08-15

ARMY.

WANTED, a Majority either of Cavalry or In-
fantry. Any Officer of that Rank wilhirg to MI out to
great advantage, will hear of a Purchafer, who has good intereft,
by addreffing a letter (pc& paid) to Y S Poft Office, Colchefter.

LOST. a BILL for 3561. T4q. drawn by Thelma'
Weather.)ll and Co. on Jofeph Weetion and Co. dated June
23, atm at two months date, due Augult a 6, and made payable
at Martine and Co

Whoever will bring the fame to Metres W. Arm!Read and Son,
Notaries, Clement's lane, Lombard Rivet, Mall receive Two Gui
near rewird. Payment being !topped, it is of no ufe to any but
the owner.
London, England, 1807-08-15

CHURCH PREFERMENT.

WANTED to purchafe, a Perpetual Advowfon,
with the next Prefentation to the living of from god. to
Tool. per annum, in any eligible healthy Stuation (the Midland
Counties of England wonid be preferred) where the prefeet lneum•
bent is far advanced in life; and if with a manor elate, the more
agreeable.
Letters addreiTed to Mr. Scott, No. is, New Briige-ltreet, Lon
den, will be attended to.

TO MASTERS OF ACADEMIES AND OTHERS.
APERSON of a Bond family and c nneetions,
who has had a liberal Educatinn, at one of the first Schools
in the kingdom and at a Foreign Unlyerfity; and who hag been
force years the Ainitant in an endowed Grammar Schnell, would
be girl of a (bunion 24 Under Mailer in a School, as Tutor In a
Gentleman's family. or as Suceellbr to a Schoolmafter in any town,
who Is about to retire.-13dides the Latin and Greek Citifies, he
can teach all the branches 4 she Mathematics, and to any extent
required.
I .etters (poll paid) addreffed to H. L. at Mrs:King's, Plymouth,
will be immediately attended tn.
London, England, 1807-08-15

PROM THE SILW-TOSH GAZETTE, JULY to

The following information we readied LIR eves-I
ing from Philadelphia. It was written on die way-
bill, and came in the Rage which left that place at
five tAlocit yellerday morning. This morning's mail
will either confirm or cnntradia it:—
" The Britifb fleet have bombarded Nlrfolk. The
" adjacent Country is in arms. The news attired
" by evrefs, and is p.fitirely true."
London, England, 1807-08-15

PoutsrONE, AUGUST 9.

Great rejoicings were made do the French coat!
on Friday evening, after the poll left us. They com-
menced with a regular difcharge of heavy artillery,
about 6 o'clock, and continued till nearly eight. From
the lignal poll on our heights the troops encamped a
little to the Wen of Boulogne were plainly perceived
under arms, and performing a variety of maneeuvress
keeping up, at the fame time, a continual difcharge
of murquetry ; the whole finifhed with a grand fea
de joie.—Two Britifh frigates are out only force at
prefent off Boulogne : they were plainly perceived
by the glades duping the firing.
London, England, 1807-08-15

MARRIFD.

At Edinburgh, Patrick Lrikiut, kfq. furgeon in Edinburgh, to
llifs Cos, Duke Rivet.
At Keniington Church, London, on Tuefday fe'nnight , Sirjames
lone. Ker, Bart. to Mira Harriet Choriewood, daughter of the
late Bt.-nj Clivicwood. LAI. of Windelfbant, Surrey.
Lately. a: Jebn White, Efq Olafgow, to Mill Janet
Orr, daughter of the late Robert Orr, Efq.
At Kirkcudbright. John Hannay, Efq. of Kirkbride, to Mira
Margar4 Mucus. daughter of the Rev. Dr. Muter.

lk.D.

On Treljay the s sth it:ft Mary, the wife of Mr John Cradoc/-,
Solicitor, ot Loughborot gh, in the grit year of her age.
At Old Aberdeen. on the aoth July, Mrs. Sufan Grant. widow
of the Rev Mr Bontinian late Minifter at Prenway. aged 54.
At London, on the 1,,,th July, Captain aver M`Mlllan, late of
Lavers*, near l'dinbut6h.
Friat..y nuntght, aged tio, the Rev Jame, Graves. aft years
incumbent of the perpetuA curacy in the collegiate church of St.
John'. Beverley. and Ylcar of"Thorp Bairet, near Mahon and
00aisiii, iu Wildtriscfs.
raturday le't uight, at MidAthorpe near York, after a t. w
days nines Cant JohnMitchell.nt the Madras Artillery, age .( 9
Monday let. 1 ady Nom' es, of Langton in Yorkihire.
the ijth of July, at ; a three days after leaving Oporto,
very Cuddcniy. Captain kdwaall Lake, of the Vigilant, of Hull, to
•ie gift year of his age.
London, England, 1807-08-15

DI V IDENDS.

Auguft 18. 11/I..Ster Prooks, of Malmelbury, Wilts, mercer, at
eleven. at the White Hart Inn. &Blot
Angufl sB. Charles HA), and Nicholas Hufey, of Newsate•ftreet,
London lin.ndrapers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Auguft t 8 Berjaniiii Fifh.r. of Welton ftrtet. in the Maze, South,
wadi, Surrey, viCtualler. at ten, at Ouiklhall.
Aura s S. William Vhdeombe. of Bath, Snmerfet, umbrella ma-
nufadurer and dyer. at fix, at the Chriflopher Inn, Bath.
Auguft is. James Hill, late of the parifh of Salford, Sumbrfetliiire,
dealer and down', at eleven, at the Chrillopher Inn, Bath.
Anglia t 7. Joln Torun and jacph Wareing now or late of Leeds,
Ynrkflaire, merchants, at dermalat the Hotel, Leeds.
Augult is. William Maepherfon, late of Maiden Line, London,
Itraw vat manufaCturer, at ten at Guildhall
Auguft 28. George Blunt and John Mouar, of Little Carter lane,
liodor's Commas, Lnktion, wholcfale grocers aud copartners,
al ten at Guildhall.

BIR I HS.
Yefterday.4 at Lord Yarborough's villa. at Chelka. the Lady of
the Hon. Charles A. Pelham, of a dau_hter.
At Logic Elphinflone, on the aBth alt. the Lady of R. D. H.
Flp!,inft,mr, IA of a fon.
London, England, 1807-08-15

Of uhom may be had, by the fame Author,

I An Eaty GRAMMAR of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, by means of
which that important branch of Knowledge may, for the firit
time. be practically taught in fehools price 33
1. ANCIENT His ro RV, from the earlicit records of time to the
fall of the Roman empire; on the plan of the above defcribed
Modern Hift pry, pries Ss.
3. ARC RILOLOGIA GRECA ; Of, the Antiquities of Greece, rice
ra.bound.
London, England, 1807-08-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At a quarter berme four o'clock the Utter of the Black Rod
entered the Houle, alidfklil that the Lords, authorized by his Ma
jetty's CassiniEkon to'glve the Royal Affrot to certain Bills, and
to Prorogue the Parliament, dcfired the attendance of that Ho
neurable Hoare, itt the Houle of Peery.
The SPEAKER aid fevered Members, then proceeded to the
Hoofs' of Lords.

On their retard, tito SPEAKER Spilled, that the Royal Affent
had bow siren to Weed Rills; and read the Commitßaum
Speak the Members aft Ilatedios roiloA the table; 'Res which
they averred.

There were between rt) sod Metsbert Pretest. Aston
data were Mr. Powell awl Mr. Cansiing. Mr. Vlbitbeted; Mr.
Rae. Mr. Tierney, Mr. &urges Boerne, Sir Jobs Simla% Mr.
Math, &e. • •

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 'S.
I'It.ICE OF S TOOLS THIS D!..Y AT ONE O'CLOCK
Cott metier 621;—Air Auguft fiat...Om& par.—Red. 631
Full Bills par. is. pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
3 per Ct. Red. Ann 631 Imp. 3 per Ct 624 A
3p. C. Con. Auu. 6:i I Esau. Bills Is dif. Is puny,
4 per Oninitnnol :11 pron.
3 p.r Cent. Navv, 93i 961 96 I CODE kW-72C. 621 i t
Long Aun..l 7 15 -;6tla i 8
COURSE 01 EXCHANGE.
Amßerdam 36 3 1 Ur. Cadiz 38t &ed. I Genoa 4.14
Do. at fight ;‘ 8 Madrid3B4 draft Lifbon 641
Rotterdam Is 7 2 LIE Bill= 3S-1 effedt. ( Ororto
Haniburgh 54 8 2Y, Uf. Leghorn so ; rot
Altona 34 92t LTC Naples 42 I Cork it;
Paris, z day's date 24 8 Liv. Venice se liv.Piecok efeetivi
Ditto 2 Ur. 24 is per 4 fterf.
Boudeauz 24 r 2 Palcrtno. 92 pence per oz.
Aglo on the Bank of Holland „ti per Cent.
New Dclbrs o ss sd

Yellerday the fira Scffion of the new Parliament
doled with a Speech. made in the name of his

MAJESTY, by the Lords

It laments

the itfue of the war on the Continent ; exhibits
the fronts of hotlility prefented by the enemy, and
thole whom he commits, as 4, formidable," but
trulls the fpirit of the country will rife, as hereto-
fore, with the difficulties of the times, (o as to
enable it to dcfeat the machinations of 44 undue pre-
tenfions" and “ bade Confederacy." Here is evi-
dently an allufion to the League which Bonaparte is
endeavouring to form in the North, and which our
expedition is calculated to countered. The Speech
very (lightly touches on the probability of a negoti-
ation, and is not calculated to encourage any very
Battering expectations on that fulied.—See our
Lords' Report.
London, England, 1807-08-15

TiMDERN HISTORY.

Thii l'ay was pultrfard, printed in dt.my s 2mn fttrila- to M tvor's
Ner.oo. and litair's Clare-Book, illuttrattd by a large Map price

Ls. hound, and lettered, -
MODERN HISTORY FOR THE USE OF
LY-L SC FIC 01. S ; exhibiting a furimary View or th.• R ife Pro-
Er,..f..R evolution!, i !reline and Fall of the variotiq Modrrn N etions
in km ope, Afia, Africa, and America, from the Age of Charle-
nufue to the Year 18:4.
By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON,
Of Chriit's College, Cambridge,
Matter of the Free Grammar School, at Itaveußontelale,in Weft-
men-eland; Author of the Grammar of Hiflory ; of the Archzo•
logic Grmca, &c. &c.
Printedl.,r Ric tin an Putttles. No. 6. Bridg--flreet. Black-
friars; and to be had of all Bcokfellers, with the full Allowance
to Schools.
London, England, 1807-08-15

RAMSGATE, AUGUST 14.

A new embarkation is on the point of taking place
al Ramfgate, and the sth battalion of the both regi•
ment, at prefent at Brahourne Lees, are under orders
for that purple : we have reafon to know that this
corps is not like the other, lately embarked, deflined
to the Northward.—There is no probability of any
farther embarkation at Ramfgate than the above
Rayed ; the report of the embarkation of the ad,
He4vy Dragoons and the fire . compania of thy-
Light Infantry battalion of the German Legion, is
without foundation, and mutt depend on'The coutfe
of events.
London, England, 1807-02-24

TOOTH-POW.
Public at large, was its
r acquaintance and the
Its virtues juttly appre.
him front publicly an-
nme in porn-Ilion of the
afffieted Wit It decayed
may rely on its efficacy
h auy one may be con.

D detereve pro.
deftrudive particles of
and in the iota-Ekes of
tics, healing forever. in
peArly whitenefa where
tter.., It has a pleafant
'fealy innocent, that it
iguithing charadterifties
procured it the unbovn-
.s. the Emprefs of Ruf-
In, Leeds, Rutland, anti
many of whom recoil).
endage to the toilet, and
finee it imparts a firm-
;the breath the molt de-
as diredled will render
tooth ach from return.
It baneful effects.

by Mr Butler. No. ♦,
Won, and of molt.cotra •
boxes at as 94 each.

,ed Silvcr-wired rood!'

.en queßioned why
qual fications which no
his feltdlion of a peculiar
ce is already fufficiently
rlics--the fecrecy which
brareh debars him from
dation, for it is (randy
Lacy, that a confelfion of
the cliarader of a Medi-
priviiegrs are repeatedly
Ito, without the acquire-
: temerity to afpire to the

.dained to he the punifh-
!umplicated derangement
irate NERVOUi CO M-
thBILITY, by which the
reft i iterefts of pofterit!
11 as might perhaps haye
her of the College of Sur-
ears to this branch, and
this particular point.

taking, he offers. Rtitora-
and in all that Deficien.
t-euntinued indulgence in
mates, or any other cadet
ints in the one fez, and

r hated on the firft inter-
' Bank note.
bar, Feb. t, 1367.

w Bridge.ftreet, Londen,
linburgh. May a, 2800,
Ailed with a Vene..
with indifference for five
o a regular Pbylician,who
f the difeafe (by mercu-
wing, in finte of all medi-
nen of the Faculty here.
reducal to a Rate Arndt
ig an entire leper,and rice-
laroat, mouth, note, legs.
r of becoming of Ids ,--
g ulcers on my body, and
Ald be voluminous to par-
there never was or ever
f a more complicated na-
iends, and imagined my-
odeed, in my then cnedi-
han miterable Rate. In this
rable ex aftence. tillthrvin
aper containing the cafe of
31 it, I could not. I fent
L TIENT PILLS. which, by
*selects been, (after mote
in as g and a Rate of health
I had a floe. thriving,hcal-
go. In gratitude to Gabe
-catures fervice, I requeft
ly time refer perfons, who
err further particulars, es

ual mine, and none exceed
to affure mankind, that its
are, fpeedy, fafe, and radii
J. T.
iriet tr,Toosaas Throes,
xis i • I Ando°. at hi, Marv,
give advice without a
win anfwer patients letters,
iny in 311 cares the molt +"•
are having been menthol •
r the Proprietor, during :ha
has had the conduaing of
and the praetice arifug

att. Ow tlo-onowenlonee of
m,ftooth•bridge. Edinburgh,
'bon) %o Mr. r. refers For
S. St. Alhan's-ftreet, Pall-
'o. 103, taford-ftrect ; Mr
nearly or,obte the Poinnii•
Union-row, Little Tower-
one !mew is every 00a fider-
id, In boxes of only 29.9 a.
hreetior.s, whereby Perrone
rate and fecreey.

391111 K FO,MOttgulti.
19 intestes Voter 3
'3 .fftlll9stlll ;fat

r /LEVEL KENT. (of Can.
AP-Or net, NO.'. C'h•
Orrici, Maple ll*
London, England, 1807-02-24

A WINTER lii BATH.

In a few days will pubMi.:Cl,
A
WINTER iN BATH. 4 vt:lb. By the Author
of two much /teemed modern Novels, who is well known in
the polite and talhionable circles of London, Bath, Brighton, &c.
Alfo ju ft puldifhed by Croft/ and Co. Statiouers'•court, London,
Lathom's Human Being, 3 volt 135 6d
2 Norrii's Olivia and Marcella. 3 Tula sss •
3 Gunntrg's Orphans of Snowdon, 24 Edit. 3 VW! 123
4 Sans Souci Park , 3 vats 135 &I
3 Mrs Manners' Cattle of Nouvier, s volsBs
6 Bri.ved's Edward and Amu, 2174,1/1 8s
7 Smith's Eventful Marriage, 4 yds as
8 EversliclJ Abbey, 3 vole 129
8 Sherwood Foreft, 3 vols,hy Mrs Gooche, nos 6cl
to Byerley's Nature, or Picture of the Paffrons, 4 You 14$
t Ferdinand and Amelia, 3 v.ils tos 6d
is Secrets of the Cattle, by Mr. Cary, 2 Volf 7$
13 The Monk of Itiffcntia, a Romance, 3 vols :as.
London, England, 1807-02-24

2S Men -
3 Womcn .

Total wounded z,5

Total Killed 3t'
'There were a great smother of others who were hurt in a Ids
degree, and by the humane affilt.thce of the neighbour*, were fo
ff.r reenverfd for the time, at. to be ante to go home to their fami-
ne*, though not without having received many revere cuts and
bruifes, and in tome cafes having fultained molt heavy in.ernal
injury from the long deprivation of breath, and the preffure o:
the crowd. The lodgers in Mr Apliton the tinman's fhop (Mr.
A. does not etude in the houlc) were molt particularly adeve, and
fared the lives of not kfa than ten or twelve people; five cr fit
were laved by the exertions of Mr. Holy, who biers a Wilbt vault,
at the earner of Green Arboui-court. Mr. Hazen, the oil non,
had about the fame number carried into his houfe, and re florid to
life Mrs. M'Kenzie, the. ftxtioncr and children% bookEiler, at
the Imminent nib of her own life, refitted two fine children trim
aimed inevitable death; lured, the eft ighbount in general teemed
to vie with each other in the performance of ads of charity towards
their fellow-creatures; in many inftanees. indeed, perfons with the
ftrongeft feelings of humanity, were hurt feverety themfelves ice
their endeavours to afford relief to thofe who wire totally heiplefa.
We have heard the names of tome of the (offerers, hut think.
• that it would be imprudent to ftate them without having our in- •
fpnomdon from the mat authentic fource. One is Rated to he a
native of Portfmouth, aged fixeren, who boarded at a frbool at I
iffingtent i • another, the relation of a filverfotith in Fleet-market,
aged eighteen; and another, at, nit Mitten, the near relation of a
butcher brfiledigite.market. et'ors of the prefent a
frightful feent,',Mfiego by mothers and other relatives, who
miffed their children and friend.:: among the otfil bodies in the
Hofpital are thofi of a Visa dreffed young woman and of a boy.
There was fearcely tipertien Melt ittunenk crowd, who teat not
either hurt he fern n, or loft iarie part of their drefs 'Preto
were roux fl yht accidents al, the.l.o4gatpltia of the Ord

,~C 0
London, England, 1807-02-24

BLACK LEAD PENCILS.

THE many grofs impofitions pratliced on the Public
by unprincipled perfuos who vend a vile companion, in ap-
pearance like black lead, hut which has none of its properties
render it ne( effary for N. MIDDLE FON, Black Lead Pencil
Make' to tisc King and Prince of Wales, to inform the Trad
Artitts, and thole Gentlemen who are in the habit of nOng them.
that the Pencils, the reputation of which has been eitabliihed more
than so years; and which have been formerly known by the marl.
of Middleton only are now dininguigh. ti from counterfeits by
the name of N. Middleton, with the Aeldrefs of the Manufaettry,
No t 62, Strand, London, opporac Newcaftle-ftrect.
The greaten. variety in London, of letter Copying Machines,
Wrilog and Dreffin Dents and Boxes. Pocket-books, and a large
*Cement of Fancy Articles, are connuntly ready for fate on the
rasa terms.
London, England, 1807-02-24

Tbis day were publiibed, in livo, price 6s. in boards,

PRACTICAL
OBSERVATIONS on INSANI-
TY, in which fume Suggeßions are offered towards an im
proved mode of treating Dig-cafes of the Mind, And come links
propofed which it is hoped may lead to a more humane and file-
crefsfal Method of Cure ; to which are fuhjoined, Remsrks on Me-
dical Jurifprudence as enameled with &feared intelledt.
Second Fdition enlarged.
By JOSEPH MASON COX. M. D. Fith Pond:, near Briffol.
London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge ttreet.

This day was publithed, in atm), price Ss. in boards,
.IrHE CLIMATE of GREAT BRITAIN; or Re-
marks on the Change it has undergone, particularly within
the left so Years, accounting for the increafing Humidity and eon-
fequent Cleudinefs and Coldnefs of our Springs and Summers• with their sffeas on the Vegetable and Animal Economy; incrud-
ing variollielperiments to afcertain the Caufes of fuch Changes ,
interfperfed with numerous Phyrielogical Fads and Obfervatiuns,
illuftrative of the Powers in Vegetation. and the Connection he.
tween the Phmnomena of the Weather and the Produdions of the
Sail. By JOHN WILLIAMS, Efq.
London : Printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-ftreet.

This day was publiflaed, price 71.6 d. boards,
Beautifully printed in foolfcap, with elegant Engravings,
PETRAItCA ; a Seleeion of Sonnets, amatory,
elegiac, and defcriptive ; wi•h an introductory DiTertation
nn the Origin and Strueure of the Sonnet.

..• Thr. Colledion wilt be found to comprifefome of the molt
beautiful Specimens of this Species of Poem which have appeared
in the Englifh Language from the days of Spenfer to the prefent
time.

London : Pricteti for C. and R. Baldwin. New Bridge-ftreet.
" This Book will find its way into every elegant Cotleetion."
Britifh Critic.

In the Preis, and fpeedily will be publifhed, in a vots. octavo,AJOURNEY through SPAIN and ITALY to
NAPLES, and thence to SMYRNA and CONS I'ANTI-
NOPLE compriling a deferlption of the principal Places in that
Route, and Obfervations on the prefent Natural and Political State
of thole countries. By ROBERT SEMPLE, Author of Walks and
Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope, Bce.
Londt,n : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge-flreet.
•„• The period hi which this journey was performed was pecu-
liarly interefting. The Author, travelling as an American. ar.
rived at Cadiz immediately after the memorable Battle of Tra-
falgar, and paired through Italy while that Country was filled with
French Troops.
London, England, 1807-02-24

bECOND DIY--Fiß 20.

Mr. BVILIOW2 Mak this day heard nn the part of
the Defindant ; he (poke for upwards of two hours,
but did stoecall any amides.
Serjeant BALL (poke to evidence.
Mr. CIA It A hag ;lig urged the aggravations of the
Defendant'" crime, which he bad tarred even mote
ourragibuiltbati`cobld be Well conceived, conelumied
thus :-;-.16 Ftut4 what I have, Itated. Gentlemen. 1

think I an: warranted in raying, that though yon may
make Sir John Piers fuffir, you can never make him
feel. Your verdiel, hoo•eoer, will be of the greateft
benefit to your country, you will make it impotEhle
fur him ever to return bete!'
The Jury, on hearing the charge, retired, arid in
about thirty five minutes returned a verdidt for the
Plaintiff.—Damages zo,oook
London, England, 1807-02-24

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING,FEBRUARY 24,
will be aged the Comedy of
• THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Lord Trinket. Mr. Lewis; Mr. Oakley, Mr. Pope;
Major Oakley, Mt. Cooke.
Mrs. Oakley, Mrs Glover; and Harriet, Mifs Brunton.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
On Thurfclay. the Tempe; with Mother Goofe.

ORATORIOS,
At Play -Houle Prices on the NVedneftlays and Friiays during Lent
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON FRIDAY NEXI', FEBRUARY 27, 1807,
will he performed
THE GRAND DETTINGEN TE DEUM.
With the Song of " Holy, Holy Lord " by Mrs. DICKONL
To which will be added
TWO GRAND MISCELLANEOL'A ACTS,
Prom the compofitions of the molt favourite Authors, in which
Mr. Etta uA NI will introduce, t'..r the fecund time, the admired
new Song of " The Battle of Maids," as performed with fueh
•nbeundcd applaufc on Friday evening written by Sir George
Dallas, and compered by Mr. Rauzaini.
And a GRAND MOTET, compofed by the celebrated Mozart.
End of Part If. Bach's favourite Concertante for Violin, Oboe,
Viola, and Violoncello obligato, by Mars. Aftdey, Griefbach,
Watts, and Charles Aftiley.
Principal Vocal Performers :
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK,
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS,
Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYI.E, and Mr. BELL AMY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Baud and Choruffes (which are numerous
and complete) by the molt approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Si: o'Clock—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.
4.‘ Cornet Books of tke Performance to he had in the Theatre
only price 61. note fold in the limas are fpurious and im
perfr&
re— The Free Lift of this Theatre does not extend to the Ora-
torios.

THE lOW PLAY.
This day was publitied, price Half a Crbard,
rHE CURFEW. A Play, in Five Ads. Per.
forming with great applaufe at the Tuctrat ROYAL,
MORT-LANZ.
By the late JOHN TOBIN, Efq.
Author of the Honer Moon.
Printed for RICUARD Puitairs, No, 6, Bridge-fireet, Blank-
friars ; and to he bad of all Bookfeliers.

This day •WU publtibed.
Price nit. in boards, Volnmc the Firit of
A DICTIONARY of the LAW of SCOTLAND,
31- intended for the Life of the Public at large as welt as of the
Proffilion.
By ROBERT BELL, W. S.
Ledtsrer on Conveyancing, appointed by the Society of Writer*
to the Signet.
Printed for John Anderfon, Edinburgh I sad Leman, Hurt,
Rees, and Orme, London.

This day was pabliihed, in a vuh. Bvo. Price r3s. boards,
A PRACTICAL SYNOPSISof the MATERIA
ALOVIENTAIRIA, and MATERIA MEDICA.
By the Author of the Thefaurus Medicaminum.
London : Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge fired,
and John Murray, 3a. Fleet River. Of whom may he had,
TH tSAURUS MEDICAMINUM; third edition, price ya. 6d.
•.• The Second Volume is fold feparately to complete the
Work, price 6s. or Volume IL part ad, price as. 6d.
London, England, 1807-02-24

SOMF.RSE

ELTGIBLE AND IMPR9VEABLII FREEHOLD ES FATES
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON (RAC T,
THREE CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS,
nearly within a Ring Felice; containing apprnpri Ile Mel.
heves Barns, Stables, and other fuitable Convehieneui for Cattle ;
conne:fted with valuable and highly improvable Lands, in Arable,
Meadow, sod Palture, amounting to 6tB A. 2 R. aP. Racute
nicafure.

The above Farms are fituate in the Parith of Pi!vim in a re•
markably healthy anti pidurefque part of the County of Smut fa,
sz miles Irons Bath, five from Wells anti Glatt:nbury, and two
from Shepton Mallet—all pod market towns.
_ _

The ElLifts abound with Lime. Marie, and blue lyci flone, of a
fingularly valuoble quality for building. Five Hundred and Twen.
ty five Acres of the above are Tithe fete; and many of the Pafture •
Lands have nut been ploughed for near half a century, which, if
converted into tillage, would not only I.:ode:it abundant crops for"
many years, without the aid of manure, but incruf.: the annual
income of the Fares to a confiderable amount. A river rue,.
nearly through the centre of the Farms; with which a conftderable
par( of the adjoining Lands ma irrigated at a moderate es pence,
and converted to oil:Liable %Veer Meadow. A quantity, cob.
Lilo LI 3 A. a R. ha% already been `floated as a fecimeti.
The ttlxnrc Filates are let to the repeltre tenaats from vole th
year. 'Chi: Timber to 0.. (Atm at a valuation by two indifferent
men mutually chu:cn.
Mr. I:icks, our of the tenants, will 'thew the rftates i and par •
ticufars arty be known 'of Merv. Fboks .aad Everelft; folicitors,
Shepton Malta; or or w . Upjohn, Land and TintiOr Sorter-it,
Can Cottage, near Shafvelbnry, where Plans and deft:elided Per-
i ticolarl m.y be feen..—(Letters, pt.lt paid.)

By Virtue of a Commiffinn of Appraifement and Sale, iffued from;
the High Court of Admiralty.
On THURSDAY, the 12th Day of MARCH next, will he Ex-
poled to SALE, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, at Wynn's
Hotel. FALMOUTH,
ABou I' ONE HUNDRED and TEN TONS of
DUTCH BARK being the Cargo of the American Ship
HR TTY d. tained on her voyage from Rotterdam to Cork, by
the V4rra Cutter, Licut DANIEL CARPENTER. Commander.
The Bark may be viewed, and further particulars known, by
applying to
O. C. FOX. Jun. y'd
C
LAZ. HS I'ON, 'U M
Dated February I[6,
London, England, 1807-11-30

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

'THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 30,
will be added a Comic Opera. called
THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
The Scudder, Mr. Braham ; Cohenberg, Mr. Raymond ; Leo-
pold. Mr. Rimilter ; Peter, Mr. Dignum ; Katharine, Mrs.
Mount-An ; Fatima, Mils Boyce; Lilla, Signora Storm ;
Ohba. Mrs. Bland.
To which will be added (for the loth time) a New Melo-
Drama, in two Ads. called
ELLA ROSENBERG.
i'he principal Charaders by Mr. Raymond, Mr. De Camp, Mr.
Li iron, Mr. Bannifter, Mr. Mathews. Mrs. H. Siddons,
%lifs Ray, Mrs. Sparks.
To morrow, the Way to Keep Him; with Ella Rofcnberg.
On Wedneiday. Time's a Ten Tale.
On Tburfday, Falfe Alarms.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, NOVEMBER 30,
will be aged a Comedy, called
THE WINTER'S TALE.
With new DreiTes, Decorations, &c. &e.
kesintes, Mr. Kemble; Antigenus, Mr. Murray; Pliocion, Mr.
Chapman ; Polirenes, Mr. Pope ; Florizel, Mr. C. Kemblc ;
Bbtph►rd, Mr. Blanchard ; Clown, Mr. Ligon ; Autolycus,
Mr. Munden ; Hermione. Mrs. Siddons ; Pcrdita, Mifs Nor-
ton ; and Paulina, Mrs. C. Kemble.
To which will be added the Pantomime of
!lARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ;
Or, THE GOLDEN EGG.
lii.morrow, The Prorok'd Hufband ; after which (for the
*ft time) a'Grand Melo-Drame, called the Blind Boy.

Mrs. Siddoos will this week perform—On Wedneday, queen
'Catharine, in King Henry the Eighth ; and will repeat on Ft Hay
the charatter of Herntinne, in the Winter's 1 ale (being the tat
sights of her appearsi7ee till Eafter).