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Star.
London, England, 1807-03-26

STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

Lord GRENVILLE gave nonce, that epon tar Vaal motion
being mide,tu•nicerow, oar an adjournment till after dig Iselidays.
lie ili.)uld IVCI it to he his duty to he country snd hintitif,to give a
full explanation of the cireumiltuices which bad let to the preftut
itatepi public affairs.
elareteitTasiTtnta-.ole JUSTIN, IN SCOTLAND.
The iliourcivielyeditictf into a Committee on the Semi& Judi •
eature ESL • • .
• On the .Motlmr_pf Lord GRENVILI.E, ell that part of she Bill
Whitt) relatiu to T./lathy Jury. was left out to form the fubj-dt of
iliaarate wafting and kveral amendments were made on the
riloresi relative to Tie divifiun of the Court of &Ilion into three
Ch.olibera,,assiittsa eltablifhment of a Court of Review. Thcße•
port was ordered tube received to morrow.
Lord ELVlON..adverting to the circumfiance of three of the
Lords offrfaon being in attendance in purfuance of their Lord- ,
ihips' order. moved for a Conunittee to feareb for Pr, cetlents as
do where jhe Mehlbers of the Court alluded to mould be Olaced.
when At Ending uppd_ the fervice of that Houfe. This maw&
was induced to make ineontcquence of his utideritandiogi.that the
tsiurt of Sellion claimed the privilege of fitting within the Bar,
Ting enjoyed fuels aright when called upon to attend the Scotch
Iliiiment. •He further underftood, that they claimed the privi-
t_
.174( petitioning Parliament in a corpograre capacity. •
, After a newer!' 4; Itl ol.fonse length, the motion was agreed to,
?MI the Committee ordered to meet to•morrow.—Adjworned.
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HO WE OF COMMONS
The St PAKER at halt paf ekven took the Chair, and at twelve
weAt to the Husk of Lords and on his return informed the Houle
ihit 14 phi heard the Royal Agent given by Commifflon to the
.41ith 41ph It Lternfes Bill, the Slave Trade Abolition Bill,the Thames
1141.1 ed Sta two private BBL). '1 tie Houle then adjourned to
Bite n'elbtl.
skIITHFIILD MARKET, TEMPLE EAR, ETC.

Alderman SHAW obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
Sri :king certain regulation•. concerning Smithfield Market, within
the City of London.
u•a ilikkior continuing and amending an Ac 4 for widening
ma itopruvlaig the entrances into the City of London by 'lonic
lair and Snow Hill.
Alto a Wilkie authorifing the advance of a further Turn of money
from the Confulidated Fund, for the purpofe of completing the
Canal :seeds the Ina of Dogs, and for the further improvement of
the I'urt of Londou.
Thc Royal family Annuity till was read a third time and
palled.
London, England, 1807-03-19

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 19,
t will be aded (for the filth time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST
7 b.. principal Charaders by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
.tromon, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard. Mr.
I.mcry, Mrs. Glower, MK-Mattocks, IVlifs Brunton, Mrs. Da.
vcriport, Mrs Emery, Mils Tyrer.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE.
Saturday—The New Comedy ; with Mother Goofe.

LAST NIGHT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO MORROW EVENING, MARCH zo, 1807,
will be performed

THE FIRST ACT 6F THE CREATION.

With the Song of " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DICKONS.
Compofed by Jofeph Haydn, M. D. Oxon.
With TWO 6RAND MISCELLANEOUS ACTS,

PART —Overture. Berenice —Duet, Metres Bellamy and
Doyle' The Lord is a man of war '—Song, Mrs Bland' No more
with unavailing woe.' Bach.—Chorus," Gloria in excelfi,' Per-
gold] —Rceit Signora Griglitti ' And lefts.' Air,' He was eyes
unto: Omnipotence.—Rtcir. Mr Braham Deeper and deeper
Rill.' Song' Waft her angels. Jephtha.—Double Chorus 'He
gave them hailflones:—.Trio. Signora Griglieti, Mrs Bland and
Mr Pyne, ' Like a bright cherub. Gideon—Recit. Mrs Dickons
6 0 worfe than death.' Song' Angels ever bright.' Theodora.—
Double Chorus' Immortal Lord.' Deborah.
PART 111 —Overture and Dead March in Saul —Recit. Mr
Dickons' 0 let eternal.' Air,' From mighty kings.' Judas Mac.
..Arcit. Mr Braham Their rights by foes.' Air To arms, your
country's caufe ' Gneico.—Reeit. Mr Doyle ' I feel, I feel the
deity.' Air ' Arm, arm ye brave.' Chorus We come.' Judas
Mac.--Hymn of Fee, Mrs Bland How cheerful.' Dr, Arne.—
entonatiou Anthem' Goo fave the King.'
End of Adt 11. a Concerto on the Violin, by Mr. Asia LE Y.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS. Mrs. BLANQ,
Signora GRIGLIETI,
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. EVANS,

Mr. PYNE, Wk. SMITH, Mr. i.)OY LE, and Mr. BELL AMY
Leader of the Band, Mr. Atif*EY.
Organ. Mr. J. ASHLEY.
_ _ _ . .

The remainder of the 'band and Char u (fee (which are numerous
and complete) by the molt approved Pcrformera.
Doors to be cycled at Six o'clock—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.

.Boxcs 6s—Pit 3s. 6.1.—G41. U.—Upper Gallery Is.
For the accommodation of the Public, the Theatrical °rehab-a
will be laid into the Pit.

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PORTRAIT of Der Royal Highnefs the PRINCESS of WALES
Engraved by HEATH.
Thpapilay was publilbed, price is.
Win LADY's MAGAZINE ; or Entertaining
& Companion for the FAIR SEX, appropriated folely to their
life and Amufement, for February 1807, embellifhed with
1— k Portrait of her Royal Highnefs the Prinetfs of Wales, en-
graved by Mr. HE AT II
a—Botany for Ladies, Plate t -
3—Ladies in the molt fashionable London Drees, beautifully
coloured.
4—An elegant Pattern for a Cap Border, icc.
Painted for Geo. Rolinfon, Paternofter row ; of whom may be
had the volume fax the year sBc6, complete, price to. 6d. half
bound, and the former volumes to complete Sets, price 145 6d. each
half bound, and Numbers price is each.
In Cie lilt Mo:arta's Number was givm a Portrait of the late
Right Hon. Mr. Pitt, engraved by Mr. Heath.
London, England, 1807-03-19

VICTUALLING 01171 CB, March 13,1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJBS`I7'r NAP7r, do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday the aoth inftant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for what COOPER'.
TOOLS the fervice of this Departmant may require for the fpace
of One Year, from the date of the Contrad ; to be delivered into
the Vidualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bill
payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of
the Contrad may be feen at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in wbiett the not 14
inferred in word: at length, Cr tbatfball nst 6i delivered to obi Board he-
lve One o'Cloci on the fad Friday the icth inflant, no► wideli de
Perfin who s,abee the Tender, o► forte Perfon on Ur behalf, attende to
anfwer when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-19

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY

Dr. JAMES'sAI4IIiPTIC ANL) ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a gene.
T
ral Prefervative of Health, is become univerfal, from their
efficacy in thole complaints, which continually dilturb the human
frame; (uch as Colds. Rheurnatifms, Head-aehs, Indigettions, and
other Difeafes of the Stomach and Bowels; which arife from tht
viciffitudee of our inmate, or from indulgence in the luxuries of
life; and there falutary efff_dis are produced by gently opening the
pores by nioht, and the body by day, without requiring any parti-
cular regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic Pills are
alfo very ferviceahle in Bilious and other deep-feared diforiers, yet
being ddigned as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always
fulificiently adtive, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended
in aid by au eminent Phyfician, who has ufed theft' Medicines
Yefierd.rv, at Milton Garden Office, B Curtis, a
eohnlbtisneodt
the
er
Liver,my yaesarwsewiliatht
ittllieothhearpipnietitrnfulcDceftri,Afin all com•
ho ifi eight years of age. was charged by the father p
es.
of Snfannah B!iickleton, nearly the fame • age, swish Sold only by F I:4ewbery and Sons, No. 45, St. .Paul's Church.
forcilaly taking from he: a half guinea, which (he was yard, OP the Coach-way. Four Doors from the Ccrner of Cheap.
r,• king to her father. The young culprit denied the Ade, London ; and at Dr. James's late Louie in Bruton-greet ; viz.
the Analeptic Pills, price as. 6d the Box, or Six in One large Box
oborge for a, lemg while, till at length it was ditio-
,fur 11. 45.; a d the Antibilious Pills, price as ofi. a Pox, Duty in-
t-eyed that hz had concealed it under lime %livings. eluded.—Obferve that the Wi frds, F. Newberg, No. 45, St.
lie was committed for Wither csamination. Paul's,' are engraved in'theit amps.
London, England, 1807-03-19

PzIRL7 i IMENTA R r P ROCA E DINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH :S.
In the Appeal " Millie v White," on the motion Of the Lord
Chancellor, the judgment 6f the Court of Seffion war affirmed.
Mr. HOIHOUSt. Mr %AI/MONT, and feveral other Members
of the Houk of Commons brought op the Sugar Drawback Bill,
the Paddington Canal Coal Bill, the Bahama Salt Bill, and Come
private Bills, which were read a firft time.
Mr. Jouiasow, from the Commiffioners of Inquiry in Ireland.
prefeoted the grh Report. which was ordered to lie on the table.
Lord GRENVILLE relented fcveral Papers relating go the
Army. moved for on a former day, which were ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1807-09-17

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTEAC

INIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, Surrey, And lip.
wards of One Hundred and Ten Acres of Land, the Pro.
petty of the late Lord Ttw. a tow.
May be stayed by Tickets only, and for further particulars
apply to Meffrs. Forger, Cooke, and frere Lincoln's lun ; to Mr.
Towsky, Land Surveyor, Walworth ; and at Mr. Jsmea's Office.
No 5, New Bofwell•Court, Lincoln's lon, where ere Plans of the
Eftate may be (eon.

'l'o BE LET, in a pleafant part Of BERKSHIRE,
a good fuldlantial Dwatattto Hoots, with Coach-Houk.
Stables, and convenient Out-liuddings, Gardens, Orchard, and
Thirteen Acres of Pafture Land The Houk is rutted fur the re-
edeoce of a genteel 1 atrily,andwill be la, handled or unfurnithed;
for a term of riven, fourteen, or twenty one years.
Apply to Mefrrs. Parker, Young, and Hughes, No. 37, Eitel.
itreet, Strand, London.
London, England, 1807-09-17

DEAL, SEPT. z 6.

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Remain in the Downs the Canada and Plincefs of
Orange men of war ; Clyde frigate ; Sparrow and
SateHite Qoops of wan—Wind N. W.

SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER
Arrived the Swedifh chip Providence, Captain
Czssr, with math, from Riga, bound to Plymouth
dock yard.—Wind N. W.
Seri. A.—Sailed the Providence, CLASS, to the
Downs. Arrived the Swedifli (hip Oden, Sroom, in
ballot), from London, bound to Garril4 Carleby ; the
Guftavus Adolphus, Lysscx, from Wafa, bound to
Lifbon, with deals, tar, &c. ; the Idoheten, HAGG•
soots, from Gamla Carleby, for Gibraltar, with tar,
pitch, &c. and the Circulation, Boom ES, from Stock-
holm, for Plymouth, with tar and iron. The Piercer
gun brig, Lieutenant SYILILL, is cope/led to take
the Baltic convoy on Tuefday next, as there are Cc-
veral [hips, Englifh and Swedifh, ready to go there.
L'Amissse frigate, commanded by Lord Giotto'
Swart., was paid yefterday, and is ready for lea
it is expelled she will fail in a few days. Yefterday
afternoon his MajeAy's fbip Noma fent in here the
Datil& Greenland (hip Minerva, HANS ERICKSON,
Moiler, having a cargo of fink or oil on board.—
Pallid by the Eliza, CHAPLIN, from Archangel,
bound to Chatham dock yard. The Fortuna, Swe-
dilli Eat Indianian, Captain SHULMAN, bound to
Gottenburgb, is ready to fail with the next convoy.
Wind S. E.

LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVKIIND, SIFT. 13 —Paired by the Lucy, Engßs. from
New York; Mallingham, liefeltos, from %eke ; Vine, Carner,
front Archangel; Vigilant, Hill, from Peteriburgb ;
Upton, from Cork ; Supply, Maaltford ; and the Golden fleece,
Danis, from Waterford. Sailed the Sir Andrew Hammond, Barr.
for Bermuda ; and Adventure, M'Kendrick, for Madeira.

ARRIVALS.
Orr Oaronsnat, the Mary, Fyth, from Memel; Lion, Myths
from Stockholm; Albion, Hubbart, and Neftor, Murdoch, from
Peteriburgi—AT Liven root., Maria, Campbell, from Peterf.
burgh; and the Edmond, Page, from Stockholm.—AT CZATIAM.
Johanos, Clay, from Stockholm.--Ar LtITR, Reprifal, Jones;
and Elizabeth, Spittall, from Stockholm.—AT Hinz, Frankfort,
from Stockholm.—(x TUC DOWNS, Betfey, Yeoman, from
Stockbohn..--AT FA Liaourn, Braganca, Coles, from Limon; and
the from Virginia.—AT CORK. New Concord, Cuth•
bare, from Archangel—AT BRLFAST, Eolus, Muir • and the Sit.
faonah, Moffett, from Quebec --AT Lissom, Atalanta, Smith,
from Briftol ; Martha, Iscattie, from London; Margaret, Shelton,
and the 'Cabello, Chapman, from Cork.—AT OroaTo, Jafon,
Wood, from Newfoundlancle--AT ST. Lucre, from
Newfoundland.
The Dolphin, Church, from Madeira and Portf-
mouth for London, was captured on the Bth intlant,
by a French pt ivateer.
The Mary, -----, of Leith, from Peterfburgh,
was drives on Chore near Cullen, on the Blt inflant,
without any perfon on board.
The Dunrcombe, -----, from Hull for the Bal-
tic, is.taken and burnt by futile arnith boats; alto
the Eclipfe, from Memel, and three or four
other reti'e's. . -

The Elizabeth, Clarkm*n, from Amflerdam for
Baltimore, is on Wore and bilged, on Yarmouth beach
--crew laved.

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London, England, 1807-09-17

SALES BY AUCTION.

Oa Wednef4o. the 3oth day of September init. at the London
Inn, in Dover, at Eleven o'Clock,
THE very handfame Ship WACKSAMICEIT.
ERIC LUNSTROM, late Mader: condemned as Prize to
his IVlaleity's pa brig Blazer, jonw Horror, Efq- Commander.
Length Aloft ass feet 8 incltm--Breadth 3t feet 6 inches—
Height between DeCks 6 feet 4 iDebto.4ind athiedura 533 56-94
Tons.
The Waekfatukeit is a remarkably fait faller, particularly
adapted for the Tranfpott Service, Weft India, Eaft Country, or
any emplpy where &tuck and burthen are requited; is molt
abundindy found, and only wants provifions to equip her for fez.
For inventories and farther particolsrs, apply to Ifaac Clement-
' fon..Efq. No. 14, Clement's Ind, London; or to Thomas Pain,
Dover.
London, England, 1807-09-17

THRATRE ROYAL; COVENT GARDEN.
TOMORROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER iB,
.win he seed the Comedy of
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
hoe. 144 Tempel. Mr. Lifton ; Sir David Daw ; Mr. Farley;
Penruddock. Mr Kimble;
Arobd•Me. Mr. Murray; Captain Woodville, Mr. C. Kimble;
Bars. Wooditlle. Mrp.St. Leger; Emily Tempeft. Ms Brunton.
To which Will be aildtd the Mufieal Entertainment of
THE ESCAPES ;
Or. Mt WATER CARRIER.
Comae Armand, Mr. Inclethin, in which he will introduce- the
Song ot" The Thorn ;" Michelli. Mr. Fawcett ;
And Angelina. Mifs Bolton.
, On Monday, Cymbelinc ; with the Farce of the Farmer.
London, England, 1807-09-17

SALES ISY AUCTION.

VALUABLE LIFE INTEREST. REVERSION, AND
ANNUITY.
By Meals. HOOGART and PHILLIPS,
(Succeffors to Mr. Suit st)
At Castaway's, on Monday, the sift What, at Twelve o'Cioch,
in Two Lots, by Order of the Affignees of Mr. Henry St. i
John.
1 `HE INTEREST of 66661. 136. 4d. Three per I
Cent. Reduced Annuities, amounting to soot, per annum.
during the joint Lives of the above Mr St. John, aged about 38
years, wbofe life is natural*, and his wife, aged about 35 years;
with the Abfolute Reverfion on the detnife of Mrs. St. John, to
the whole of the Stock. Alto, an Annuity of tool. being a Pena=
from Government during the Life of the above Mr. St. John.
Particulars may be had of Moffrs. Bone, Redd. and Davey, So.
Sefton, Plymouth Dock; Meffrs. Sander and Horton, Solicitors,
Crane.eourt, Fket•Srect ; at plarraway's ; and of Meals. Haggett
and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad ftreet, near the Royal Exchange,
London.
London, England, 1807-09-17

ALBION BREWERY.

AT a Meeting of Seleft Friends it was determined
to eltablith a BREWERY, under the above Tide, with a
view to amend the Public's Beverage, and at the Lame time to
reduce the price. To drat this purpofe, the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public at large, arc rcfpedtfully informed, that Plans, ex-
planatory of the whole, may be had, Shares purchafed, and proper
Receipti given, at Meffrs. Storm, Blake, and Pottlethwait's, No.
65, Lornbazd-ftreet ; Meffrs. Marth, Sibbald, and Co. Berner.-
Erect ; and at Mr. Cattleman's, Cattle Tavern, Mark-lane.
London, England, 1807-09-17

DOVER, SEPT: i 6.

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Sailed yefterday the (hip juilitia, Capt. lawsuit.
from Norway laden with timber, for Portfmouth,
under the proteSion of the SrEctrtaros. logger ;
alfo the fchooner Charles of Bolton, Capt. PARS' X,
in ballaft for the Mediterranean; and the brig Nra.
de Concecioa of Li(bon, Captain Da s rove, with Cocoa
from London, bound to Cadiz. Art ived the ketch
Anna Dorothea of Altona, Captain Escust, from
Trielle laden with currants, raifins, juniper berries,
&c. hound to Tonningen, taken three weeks ago off
Heligoland by the Qusaac frigate, Lord FALR4AND.
A large Ruffian (hip from the Baltic laden with mans,
is gone by for the King's Flores at Portfmouth. The
Btazaa gun brig has detained and fent in here this
day the (hip Tres Res Magnos, Captain DE,ISErros.
ofand for Oporto, from St. Peterfbirrgh, laden with
cordage, hemp, Ste. Arrived off here this day the
brig Louifa of diamburgh, Captai❑ HUSTED, from
Tonningen with Raves, wheat, &c. bound to Oporto.
Palled by the Braganfa, Captain COLE, from Lifbon
for London. The Captain of the brig from Tonnin-
gin reports, that be left that place ten days force—
that the Buoys in the Eyder were all taken up by the
Danes, to prevent any Englifh fiifce from going up
the river. Wind N. N. E. and moderate.

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London, England, 1807-09-17

That co Wednefday the 2d of December nest, dmerill be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, (feated up) and treat for the fupply
cf all fuels +plantlike of FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK
PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAYAL WINE, as may be re-
quired for the ufe of his Majefty's Tri.O2s ftattomed at the Blonds
and Colonles'hereunder-mentioned, viz.
Surinam, Berbiee, Demerara, Trinidad,
Tobago, Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, and
St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's.
Diming the (pace of twelve months certain, from the alt of Martß,
1808, and further un dfu months waning than he gives. To be
paid cur by Bilis payable with intentt ninety days after date,
The Conditions of the Central, (whish may be taken con•
jointly for the whole, or feparately for any particular Maud or
Colony) may be fees a: the Secretary's Office.
No Ivanl will k bad to ally Trader is which the prier flotll woe be
iaferted is word, at Gaga, or that ant he delivered to the Board
kfore oar 'Wed as affair, ihredarfiLey the Vol Deveseber Next, seer rag;
the taloa who sorer the Tastier, or fear perfogo on his kebolf attevie
to allover Tobea called for.

IFICTUALLING-OFFICI, Aloft 31, do 7.
THE COMMISSIONERS for FIGTUALLING
HIS MAyESTre NAM debar by rhtt Notice,

That on Wednefday, the ad December neat, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (failed up) and treat for the fupply
of FRESH BEEF, for the ufe of His Majell>'s Troops at the
Wands and Colonies hertundermentloned, •iz.
Surinam, Bethke, Demerara, Trinidad,

Tobago, Grenada, Baresdoes, St. Vincent, and
St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's,
During the fpsee of twelve months certain, from the Ift March
smarmier wail tlit months warning alai be given ; to be
paid for by Nils payable with intercit ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contra& (which may be taken cni.jointly
for the whole, or feparately for each Ifland or Colony) tusy be
ken at the Secretary's 011ee.

No regard will he bad to am, Tender ix which tit trite fiat mot
befitted ix swords at length, or that fbsl not k &Ilona Ito the Board
kfore ones
ilea ow the laid Wediefhry the zi &Mailer aeon, nor
the Pefoo who aisles the Temier, grimes Porfoa oso Lb &hay, anomie
aisfiaer graSex called for.
London, England, 1807-09-17

WOODTHORPE.

PHILANTHItO/. IC ANNUITY INSTITUTION,
No 44, I.IIOESTIIII SQUARE, SLPT. 3, 1807.
THE Dire4ors of the Philanthropic Annuity In-
-& ftltUtiOD DEEM IT VISCPITIALLY DUTY to notify to
the Public, that they have no conuedtioo with the Houk in Pall
Mall, and chit they will not be anfacrable for any Money paid
thereat on account of the Inflitution
Signed by order of the Court of Direclorf.
SAMUEL REES ELLIS, See.
London, England, 1807-09-17

NEW INVENTED HATS.
IN confequence of the very great complaint of late
of the bad quality of Hats, i. has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
71, Strand, who has refidrd there ,liefe twenty years, to try the
expetimera of mixing Mole's Fly with Beaver: and which he has
found to anfwer his moll: ardent expeelations n• c only for their
durability. which on trial, will he found to we r out near two
I.th Hats as are made in the ufull way, the Mole Fur making
them fo moth finer. and n' a doter texture than the various
cesife Furs that are Vitally made ufe of in the manufaituring of
Bite ; and, with other good qualities, the Fur will not conic off,
sciich has been fo much complained of. of late, as well as their
Wing a m•ft beautiful Black, which will retain their colour ; and
being the manufaettirer of his own Hats, he fells them at the low
Price of 11 p. [tamps included.
N.B. Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants for
esportation.—Army.Navy,folding.and I.adics' Hats. Gentlemen
the country fliould fend the number of inches round the outfidc
of the t rows).
a Mole Skins boug!.*: in any quant
fpedting Mole Skins only, attended to.

poft paid, re
London, England, 1807-03-21

Of whom alfo may he had,

The Wonnzas of the Mic 1119 COPE, or a Difplay of the Woo-
den of the Creation, in Ohj:•ei• compost atieely minute, illuftrated
with very large Plates..--Price 3e. 6d. in Boarde.
London, England, 1807-03-21

SLAVS TRIMS ILIALITION RILL.

. Lord GRENVILLE Rated, that the printed Copies of the Bill
for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, with the Amendments made
by the Commons therein, were now on the Table ; he therefore
moved, that the raid Amendments be taken into confederation on
Monday next. and the Lords fummoned for that day.—Ordered
Some private bufinefs was then difpofed of—after which the
Houle Adjourned till To-morrow, (this day )
London, England, 1807-03-21

NATURAL HISTORY

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This day was publithed, embeUifhed with twelve beautifully co-
loured Engravings, price S. ball bound,
THE HISTORY of SEVENTY-FOUR of the
mold remarkable and interefting BRITI3II BIRDS ; contain-
ing a copular View of their ChAraeters and Habits accompanied
by Anecdotes, chiefly intended for the Amufemunt and Inftruttlion
of Young Perfon.
By the AUTHOR of .theHiftory of Britifti Domeflic Quadrupeds.'
Printed for RICHARD Piticups, t, Bridge-ftreet, icktriars ;
fold by B. Tabart, New Bond-ftreet ; and by ill other 130,.kicilers.
Of whom may he had,
The HISTORY of BRITISH DOMESTIC QLJADKOPEDS, with
Plates, price as. 6d.
NATURAL HISTORY for SCHOOLS, with Seventy Plates. By
W. Mayor, 1.. 1.. D. Price 64. bound.
ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY; or, Anccsiotes of Animal, &c.&c. By
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This day was publilbed, Price Half a Crown,
To be continued Monthly,
Forming Two Volumes, at the grofs annual expence of 3-ft.
THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LITERARY
CENSOR, for MARCH. IE4.
Containing Analyfes—Criticifms—and Opinions of NEW
BOOKS, Englilh and Fordo —Written
By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD.
The Contents of this Number will belt lterpeak the the. VA
RIETY, the COMPLETENESS, the NOVELTY, at.d the PiIo:HETI-
Tun E which it is intended (hall fupercmiucntly charadterize this
new Critical Journal.
CONTENTS OF No.
THEOLOGY. POETRY.
Maltby's Serm mat Cambridge -
Serious Addrefe to the Faro-

Main's Pnemg
L4urcnce's Micellaneous Pro-
duclions

ehial Clergy of England
Styles's Sermon on the Divine

POLITICAL. CCONOMT._

hirencc
Bibhutheca Sacra C or Dial°.
nary of the Holy Scriptures
Diekinfon's Sermon on the

Jarrold't Diff-rtatiou ou Man
(conclu,lel)
cDUCATION.

ErWes Independent Man

Death of the Bifhop of Afaph
Hawtrey's Sennon
Barry's Works

POLITICS.

Maori of ;11eWeftminfter and
Middlefex Elections
A Letter to Mr Whitbread

JURTSPRUDENCS.
Chifty.3 Treadle on Bills of
Eschange
Rowe's Vindication of Black-
fione's Commentaries
Abridgment of Modern Deter-
minations in the Courts of

Nt!,CIALANICS.
The Bilgravhical Mircelleny
Burder'i Oriental Cuttortis
(Vol 2 )
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
UOL LAND.

•_ _
Difitutatia Hiflonco•erita de
M. T. Tironc, M. T. acct..).

nis Liberto
Luduvici Cafrari Valekenzri
Diatribe de Aritlobitio Ju •
rizo, Philo!'opho Peripatt tico
Alexandrino
CFR MANtx
Beckmann's Beytrzge zur Gel'
chichte der Eifinciungen, &c.
Contributions to the Hiitory

of Inventions and Difeoveries
Scbneidcr's Krititchcs Grie-
Deutfckes Worter-
buch Scc. A Critical Grcek
and German Didlionary, cal-
culated to aflitt shore who
perufe the Profane Greek
Writers

..... _
Commentaries perpetuus et pie -
nus in Oratiencm M. Tullii
Ciceronis pro M. Marcello
Reife der Rullifehkalferlichen
anfrerordentliehen Gef-ndt-
fchaft, &c. Journey of the
Imperial Ruffian Embatly to
the Ottoman Perte
London, England, 1807-03-21

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

Extraet of a Letter from John Jackfon, Efq. 0" Cattle Carbery,
County of Kildare, Ireland, to Dr. Solomon.
DRAR SIR, Auguft r, Igor.
I INFORM you with great pleafure that Mrs. J-Ick-
fon, my wife, was two years and a half completely bed edde ,
and not able, trout her great weaknefs, to cat, drink, or digest
:my thing, till the was advifed by a friend to try your truly cele.
brated Cordial Balm of Gilead, nine bottles of which has bad fo
extraordinary and happy an effect, that the is now, though at the
age of 03 years, able to walk out and exercife herfelf, being mot
perfedlly recovered, to the furprife and ailonifhment of all her
neighbours; in confideration of which, and in juttice to your n-e-
-dicine, you have my permillion to publifh the fame, fbould you
think proper. I am, dear& Sir, your much obliged fervent,
JOHN JACKSON.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in bottles, price hall a.guinea
each ; there are alto Family Bottles, price ;3s. containing equal to
four bottles at to.. 6d. by which the patient fares 9s. including
alto tteltuty ; the Stamp of which bears the proprietor's name and
addrefo in the engraving," Sami. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate
which is felony; and this privilege, of a particular fet of plates for
his damps, has been granted to Dr. SOLOMON, by favour of his
Majelty's Honourable Commilfionm of Stamp Duties, purpoftly
to lecure the public againft counter feits.—Nore elle are genuine.
May be had of Dr. Solomon, Liverpool; and of all relpeciabk
Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1807-03-21

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH it.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
Confols, for money 623 f—for April6zll—Onmium pr.

PRICE OE sTocKs YESTERDAY.
3 p. Ct. Red. Ann. Ihut lndia Bonds, 3s prem.
3 per C. C0nf.621,1i Each. Balls, ts. dif. ts. par
4 per Cent. (hut Omnium t t/ prem.
5 per Cent. Navy, 95 96 I Lottery Tickets, tail t7s.
Long. Ann. Oaue Confols for acc. 6zl}

His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, to whom
Lords ELoom and HAWK ES BURY had made known
his MAJESTY'S wifhes, that he fhould immediately
form a New Adminiftration, hefitated for fome time,
.whether he fhould accept the Office of Firft Lord of
the Treafury. But yefterday afternoon, in obedience
to his MAJESTY'S meffage, he fignified his acceptance
of that office, and intimated to the KING, that, on or
before Wednefday next, he will be able to fubmit
for his gracious approbation the new arrangement
which he is now forming.
It would only be abufing the confidence of our
readers, were we to pretend to (fate what the arrange-
ment will be. The rumours on this fubjeet are va.
rious and contradiftory, according to the hopes, the
wifhes, or party paffions of the individual projectors
who give them currency. In faft, the public at
large, we mean fuch as have attended to what
has paffed in our political horizon for fome years,
are juft as well qualified to form a probable opinion
of the refult, as many of the fapient daily journals,
who pretend to know every thing.
Laft night, a large company of the Noblemen and
Gentlemen who are to compote the New Adminiftra
tion dined with his Grace the Duke of PORTLAND at
Burlington Houfe, when the propofed arrangement
was difeuffed and fettled in all its pans, as far as it
can be fettled, till the King's pleafure is known.
Matters are underftood to be in fuch forwardnefs,
that the plan can be fubmitted to his MAJESTY on
Monday, and the principal appointments be an•
nounced in the Gazette of Tuefday.
Among the Noblemen and Gentlemen who dined
with the Duke of PORTLAND yeflerday, were,

The Earl of CAMDEN, Lord HAW[ISEURY, Lord CASTLI.
REACH, Lord ELDON, Mr. Rose, Mr. CANNING, Mr Sruacts
BON a NE.

Mr. SHERIDAN, on being arrefted by the Serjeant at
Arms for non-attendance in his place, on a call of the
Houfe, good-humouredly exclaimed, " This is rather
" too hard, to be horned out of plate, and taken into
4043 on one and the fame day !" -• '
London, England, 1807-03-21

INDIA.

Major Lt ITN, of the Madras F. lab!ifhment, ar.
tived at the Eaft India Houle m nnir.g. with
intelligence of the arrival of the Sa•ak Chrilliana at
Cat k : lie left the Puffer on the road with the Com-
pany's difpatches. The Sarah an Niana arrived at
C-41: the loth inflant ; left Bengal the latter end of
September, and Madras the !Gilt o.9t)her. the Cape
24th December, and St. Helena 7th J intiary.
The rune, extra fhip, it is fail, has been captured
by the enemy.

V"--

N /IUT IC/IL INTELL MBA

PENZANCE, MARCH lE.

This morning the l'utvsa !loop of war put in here
from a crane, and remains with the COCKATRICE,
and two Hamburgh veffels, which are wining a wind
for Briftol.
FAI.MOU'iI, MARCH 18.

Put in here this day the biig,F.liza, Kt rept ER, with
provifions from Cork, bound to London : the failed
from thencq.the r6th inflant, and this morning car-
ried away her main mall, at Which time (he alfofpru►ig
a leak. Arrived. alto the PICKLE fchnonercf to guns,
Lieutenant FRITTI. 11, from a cruize ; his l‘fajefty's
(hip SCORPION, of t 8 guns, Captain STANDPIELD, from
the weßward, with the lots of main top malt. Paired
this day the American (hip Cotton Planter, Captain
CHASE, from Charlelion, bound to the riftward, and
called off this port for orders. The wind having
fhifted yeflerday from the weßward, and which has
continued this day, the Walfingham from Lilbon ;
Diana, from America ; Princefs Augulta, from Gi-
braltar ;—and Psincefs 111 aly, from the Leeward
lands, may be foon expelled.
London, England, 1807-03-21

TO TIN-PLATE WORKERS.

WANTED immediately tw.) Pin Plate Worker.,
in the Common Line, conltant Employ and good Wages.
—Letters (pnft paid) to Mr. George Harvey, Weymouth, will
be duly attended to. •

The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN-
BRIDGE WFiI.LS WARE. next ALBANY, PICCADILLY.
ROBINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pub
lie, that he is constantly receiving from his Manufaetory at
Tunbridge Wells, a fresh Ripply of goods of every defcription in
the above line, confuting of Work, Writing, Drawing, and Back•
gammon Tables, richly inlaid in Morale Work; alto Work, Writ.
ing, Drawing, Nerting,and Card Boxes, Card Racks, Ornamented
Bellows, Tea Tables, Chefts, and Cazldies ; Tambour and Em-
broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, all kind of Turnery
Ware, &c. &c. on the lowell terms, great allowance nude to mer.
chants, and Captains in the EaR and Weft India trade. Every
article made of white wood fur Ladies to ornament. Ladies works
vamilhed without dikolouring, old Tunbridge Ware rlsaired and
varnished to look like new. AU forts of Entlifh and Foreign Per-
fumery. A good affortment of Leither, Watt and Wooden Dolls
with Toys and Trinkets of every• dcfcription. —N. B. All the Abbe
Gualtier's Works, with an extenEve collation of Inflruelive
Games, Children's Books, belt W hite Copal and other Varnmlh, fold
for Ladies own life, at Robinfon's Warehoufe.
London, England, 1807-03-21

MEW MUTINY DILL

The Order upon which the Lords were fummonesi, for the com-
mitment of the Bill, being read—Lord WALItNGunM took the
Chair.

On the sth enteling More being entered upon—
The Duke of CUMLWRIAND rnfe fora moment, and addri.f.
fed a word or two to the L:kairman, in a very low tone of voice,
but feemingly fignifieant of his intention not to %pole the Bill in
the Committee.

The various clanks and provifions of the Bill were then 3 greed
to by their Lordihips without oltiervation or amendment. On the
Houle miming, the report was accordingly received, and rite Bill
ordered to be read a third time tomorrow.
London, England, 1807-03-21

SUPPLY.

The Houle refolved into a Committee of Stipplv,
and the following Sams were ordered, on the M,)tizoi
of Mr. VANSITTART, being to make good ,tdvance•
from the Civil Lilt.
53821. advanced out of the Civil Lift, In purfuanct of addrcfres
of that Houle, and not made good by Parliament.
11,5381. to pay the amount of an Award upon a certain Danith
Ship loft off Dunkirk
53971. for Salaries to certain Officers in the Additional Oak:
for Auditing Public Accounts.
soool. to the Archited of the New Mint.
42521. to Mr. Cobb, for Additional Allowance to the Of
for Auditing Public Accounts.
7,411. to Dr. Brook, for his trouble relative to an Ad for En •
forcing the Refidencc of the Clergy.
12561 to Lord Gwydir, for Expences incurred by him, in con-
liquence of Lord Melville's Trial.
7349 E to Melirs. Winter and Kaye, for their trouble. &c. as 642•
licitors upon the Impeachment of Lord Melville.
2331. to Mr. Rofe, and other Clerks of the Houfe, fur their
trouble in attending various Committees in the year z Son.
7621. to Stacey, Efq. fur his attendance upon the Com.
minces of the Houfe of Lords in 1806.

6491. to the Magiftrates of the Thames Police Office, to defray
the Eapence incurred in carrying into effect a Plan for the better
fecutity of Shipping in the Port (A London.
2241. to Mr. Cooper, for his Additional Trouble, as Clerk of the
Houfe of Lords, upon the Trial of Lord Melville.
9741. to Mr. Chinnery. to male Compenfat!on to Pei fons em-
ployed to attend Lord Melville's Trial.
3741. to the Secretary for the Commiffion for Condueting the
Affairs of India, to pay the Rent of a Houfe for the ufc of the Paid
Commiffion.

31721. to Mr. Read, the principal Magiftrate at Bow•ftreet, to
defray the Enema of a Horfe Patrols for the Roads about the
Metropolis.
5351. to Mr. Chinnery, to enable him to pay a Bill drawn by
Sir E. Coote, for Bounties upon Fiila, and
2711. for a fimilar purpofe, as to a Bill drawn by General Lud-
low.

16221. to the Secretary of the Commiffion appointed by the 4t ft
of the King, for defraying the Expence of the Paid Commiflion.
711. to Sir !fan Heard, to make good Additional Expellee in-
curred by him on the Funeral of Lord Nelfon.
1141. to Mr. Chinnery, for the Purchafe of Chemical and other
Books, for the ufe of the Colony of New South Wales.
26371. for the Charges of the Commiflion of Military Inquiry.
2191. to Mr. Clementfon, Deputy Serjcant at Arms, for the put-
pole of paying the Rent of his Houfe.
4331. to Mr. Nettleihip, for making out the average Price of
Brown Sugar.
20601. to Mr. Williams, to make good the contingent Expellees
of the Conitniffion for Naval Inquiry.
16231 to Mr. Watfon, of the Houfe of Lords, for his trouble
during the Salons of 1805-6.
26981. to Lord Walfingham, for his attendance as Chairman of
the Committees of the Houfe of Lords for the Sefton of 1806.

The Houk rcfurncd, and the Report was ordered to be brought
up on Monday.
The Coffee Warehoufing Bill was committed, and ordered to be
reported on Monday.
The Sicilian Prize Ships Bill was read a fecond time, and order-
ed to be committed on Monday ;to which day the Houfe adjourned.
London, England, 1807-03-21

ARRIVED.

Off Cowell, the Numa, Wilfisn , from St. Domingo—At Cork,
William, Roller, from New York ; and the Magdalena, from
Gottenburgb—At Jamaica, Elizabeth, Gorman, from Briftol
Eleanor, Betts, from Africa ; Harry, Hunt, from New Brunfwick ;
Lord Sheffield, ; Three Sifters, Clancy; Ann, Howard ;
and the Hannah, Bevis,frcmx Halifax.
The Nelly and Ann, Cline. from Peterfburgh for Dublin, is on
pore in the Orkneys, and muff unload.
The Telegraph, Watfon, from Lynn, is loft off the Humber.
The Calliope, M'Donald, from New York to the Havatinah,
is detained and fent into Bermuda.

The Corcord, from Curaeoa for Baltimore; Betfey,
Stephens, from St. Bartholomew's, for Alexandria; Minerva,
Glum, front Cadiz, for Vera Cruz; Tactic, Rioters; Thomas,
—; and the Argo, front Bourdeaux for New Orleans,
arc detained and font into Jamaica.
The Queen, Pearfon, from Demerara for London, is put Into
Bermuda in diftrefs.

The Ann, Longley, from Halifax for Ncvis, was deferred at
fea in September lalt.
The Borcas, Radelofty, from Dantzie for London, hag been
taken, retaken, and is arrived at Yarmouth.

Yeflerday, Mr. DURHAM was elated Secretary to
the Otiginal Vaccine Pock Inflitution, Broad-beet,
Golden.fquare, in the room of Mr. &scat), who re-
tigned.
ORATOR 105....-The Oratorios of this fen foniconclud.
ed fall night, as they began, with the firti ad of the
fublime Creation. The'two other Atts were mifcel-
lanetkus, and included the moll interefling Recitative
and Song of HANDILL'S lephl/14, in which Mr. BRA-
MAN'S talents were eminently difplayed. Mr. As tt-
y took his leave of us 1,111 night, wi►h a well-execut-
cd Concerto, in which he introduced the fimple air
• t " Anna," in the moll delicate Qyle. The Houfe
"as fo crowded, that feveral ladies fainted, and were
carried out.

A fire broke out on Wednefclay evening lafl, about
feven o'clock, on board the Danifh galliot Edward,
Captain HAILEOI, in Penzance Harbour, laden with
brandy, and for two hours was very alarming, but it
was providentially prevented communicating to the
cargo by the timely aid of the engine and exertions
of all ranks of people, otherwife all the veffels lying
near the galliot mull have been deflroyed.
Our Naval Heroes can fcarcely be more anxious
for a Pi ize of the Enemy's, than they are for thole
which one of ror own Countrymen will have the
plealnte to fupply them with, on the 14th next month;
we mean the fplendid Prizes in Bowyei's Lottery.
And we are not impaled that this fcheme of adven-
ture fhould excite the attention of Naval Officers, as
one fpecies of the embellifhments in the Grand Hif-
tory of England, confilts of Views, excluifitely en-
graved, of every important Naval Engagement, from
the eallieft petind of the Engliflt hillory to the pre
kut times.
London, England, 1807-03-21

DUBLIN COAL BILL.

Upon the motion for the fecond reading of the Dublin Coal
Bill,

Mr. TAYLOR conceived the objedt of this Bill decidedly hot-
tile to the principles of political economy, for It propofed to grant
a bounty from the general funds of the empire, for the purpofe of
encouraging the carrying of coals to the city of Dublin. Such an
arrangement (truck hint to be completely unjult, and therefore he
fhuuld oppofe it.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT obfervcd, that this Bill propofed only
to continue a law which had been in exiftence for a (cries of years,
and fandlioned by the Union.
Mr. HUSK hSON fuggefted to the Right Hon. Raronet, that
although it might be proper to grant the encouragement of boun-
ties to the Irifh collieries in the firft inftance, Rill it might not be
proper to continue it.
The Bill was read a ficond time and committed for Tuefday.
. . . . .

Ordered, on the motion of Mr. TAYLOR, that an account
fhnuld be laid before the Houfe of the quantity of Coals imported
into the Port of Dublin ccaltwaysfince the Union, and the amount
of bounties paid thereon.
London, England, 1807-03-21

CALICO PRINTERS.

Mr. SHERIDAN laid, that he had at different times taken con-
fiderdble pains to promote a reconciliation of the differences fub-
tilling between the Matters and Journeymen Calico Printery, to
which he knew the latter to be fincerely difpofed, and from a hope
that fuch reconciliation would take place, he had forborne to peels
any legifl2tive meafure upon the fubjedt. But finding all his efforts
ineffedual, he gave notice that lie would on Monday move for
Icave to bring in a Bill for the fettlement of this bufinefs, and the
removal of the grievances complained of.
London, England, 1807-03-21

Law and Equity (VoL 6 )

MEDICINE.
John Ron's Practical Ohffrvs•
tions on the Urinary Gssvel
and Stone

BIOGRAPHY.
Life or Wathington (concledel)
Memoirs .4a( a Traveller (con-
cluded

MISTORY.

Horne's History of the Belgian

Republic
Stutterbeim's Account of the
Battle of Auiterlitz

VOYACAS AND TAAVILL
Hall's Travels in Scotland, by
an unufual route.

THE DRAMA.
Siddons's Illuftration; of Rheto•
rical Gsftnrc and Adion

OPERA.

Kenny's Falfc Alarms; an
Opera
NOVFI.3 AND ROMANCES,
Donald
Baron de Falkenheim
Latham'' Human Beings
Jamiefon's Ballads
Oxford: Printed and publilhed by Slatter and Munday, High
(tree ; fnld by J. Deighton, Cambridge; by ilatehard, Symonds,
Richardfons. and all other Bookfellers in London ; and
fupplied regularly with the other Monthly Publications by all
bookfellers, Newfmen, Poftmafters, and Draltrs in Books in (vi ry
part of thtßtitifh Empire.
London, England, 1807-03-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.
The Laft Night of Performing till the Holidays.
:HIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH t,
will be acted the Opera of
THE TRAVELLERS.
Kogan, Mr. Braham ; O'Gallagher. Mr. Johnflone.
Celinda, Mrs Mountain; Marchioncfs, Signora Storace.
To which will he added the Farce of
THE CITIZEN.
Young Philpnt, Mr. Batmitter ; Maria. Mifs Duncan.
Poe notice will be given of the next reprefentatiun of the New
thy of the Cafew.
A new Grand Romantic Melo Dram; and a New Comedy, are
lo rehearfal.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
The Laft Night of Performing till the Holidays.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 21,
will be added (for the 7th time) a New Comedy, called
TOWN AND COUNTRY;
Or, WHICH IS BEST?
The principal Charaelers by Mr. Murray, Mr Kemble, Mr.
Brunton, Mr. C. Keroblc, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr.
Emery, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Mattocks, Mifs Brunton, Mrs. Da.
'import, Mrs Emery, Mifs Tyrer.
To which will be added the New Pantomime, called
MOTHER GOOSE.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, March 0, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS mAyss9-rs NAFY, eft hereby give notice,
That on Friday the 3d of April next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing created up) and treat for the fupplying
(on feparate Contrails) of what SEA PROVISIONS may be
required for :he fervice of His Majefty's Ships and VefFela at
Greenock ; and at Stranraer, and in Loch Ryan, on the Casa of
Scotland for twelve months certain, from the inch May meat.
and further until fix months warning thatl be given for the termi
nation thereof. The mode of payment to be by Bills payable
with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradts maybe fern at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the CoUedtors of the Cuttoms
at Greenock and Stranraer refpcdively,
No regard evil! he bad to any Tender in which the price flan not be
infertcd in words at length, or that fball act be delivered to the Board
before one on the firid Friday the 3d of April next, nor Watfl
the perfect who maker the Tender, or fame perfim on Lis be/hi:flatten&
to anfwer when called for.
London, England, 1807-03-21

Na 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

TBISH refpeelfully reminds the Public, that the
• Drawing of the preterit STATE LOTTERY is fixed for the
54th of NEXT MONTH ; and, from the peculiar Novelty of the
Scheme, there is every reafon to belkvc the Sale will he to rapid
before the Drawing begins, as to deprive many Perfons from tieing
fupplied; he, therefore, entreats his Friends to favour him with
their Orders as early as pollible, affuriiig them that Tickets will
rife in Price as the Drawing approaches. Part of the Capitals are
fixed, as under--
Firlt Drawn Ticket, ill Day, 420pc:0
Firlt-Drawn Ticket, ad Day, 20,000
Firft-Drawn Ticket, 3d Day, 20,030
Fird-Drawn Ticket, 4th Day, ao,oco

Every Ticket Drawn the Fiat Day is lure to be a Prize, and
will be paid on Demand.
••• No ant 47. and 6433, the two IA Floating Prizes of
were both Sharcd and Sold at No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9,
Charing•Crofs.

MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con-
tradors for the prcfent Lottery, and Proprietors of the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. iI, Holborn, ay, Corohill, and 38,
.Haymarket, Piccadilly, folicit an immediate attention of the Pub.
lie to the Scheme of the NEW LOTT Elt T, Whieh will be found to
contain an unufual number of Csrurnt Plitt Es ; and the fi:it.-
drawn tickets on each of the firft tour days of drawing, mutt be
entitled to 20,0c01. each; and the firft. drawn 3000 Tickets will
divide a bonus of 30,0001. over all Tickets that are drawn fubfe-
quently: therefore an early purchafc is recommended by the above
Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for 1805 and zBo6, fold, in 267
different Shoreham following Capitals: namely
No. 3.330 - £t,coo I No. 13,747 - £ tome°
;7,477 1.000 456 - ao,oco
24,699 - Loco 9,519 - 10.000
26,80 t - a,oco 11,613 - 20 COO
17,915 apoo 7,686 - sopso
4,077 - 5,000 7,757 - 20,012
11,871 - 50:x" I 12,719 - 25,000
With lixteen Prizes of 5001. and a great number of tool. Sol
&c &c. and where the firft 30,0001 and the left 25,0c01. ever
fold, were (hared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on Demand.
London, England, 1807-03-21

and to be had all Bookfellera

Of wham may b- bad, In Nine Volumes complete, or either
Volume feparately, Memoirs of Public Charaders between the
Years 1798 and 111.4, price tos. 6d. per Volume in Boards, embel •
bled with Pe►traits.

This day was publillsed, a New lidirion, in final! Octavo.
price 6s. in boards,
ADICTIONARY of MUSIC; so which is pre.
fixed a familiar introdunicn to V. • SCIENCE of HAR-
MONY. By THOIVIAS BUSBY, Muf D.
The prefent Work is offered to thc Public Ls a complete and
comprchenfive Mulical Dietionary. The want of fuch a work
has long been I:it by flu:lents ,?matcurs, and profefrons. In Imara-
ing fchools and priv,:e families. it will be found of indifpenfible
ufe to every young lady heti:inning to pm:lice; and it will he no
left aeceplabie as an app ndage to every Plano Forte, and to the
Library of every proficient in the Pradlice of Mufic
Printed tor RlellAkD PISILLIPS, No 6, Bririg•-ftrect, Black-
friars : and fold by all other Mufic-fillers and Bookfellers in the
United Kingdom.

POPULAR INTRODUCTION To ASTRONOMY.

This day wa. puldifhed, illuqratetl no-nerous large Copper-
plates, on a plan entitely new. price L 0.. r Shillings and Sixpence,
with an allowance to Schools, _

1 'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, nr a
L DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS, and of
the SYS I'EM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po-
pular manner, adapted particularly to the penifil of Young Per-
iwig, and efpetially calculated to promote and II nplify the Rudy
of Agronomy to Perfons of al! Ages. '
Printed for RICH ALD P 1111 LIPS, Bridge ftniet, Blackfriars; and
fold by Tahart, at the Juvenlle Library, New Bond-greet, and by
all other llockfellers.
London, England, 1807-03-21

CALL OF TIFLA HOUSt.

Upon the motion of the CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHE-
(ZUKR, the Spelher proceeded to call over the names of the de-
faulters upon the Ballot for the Lanarkkledtion Committee. _

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Sir Philip Francis, Captain Fremantle, Meffrs Jolliffe.Ruffell,
Manners, W. Keene, Robert Thornton, and Sir Charles Morgan,
being abftnt, were ordered into the cußody of the Serjeant at
Arms.

Lord TEMPLE apprehended from the number of defaulters of
late, that the fummonfes were not regularly ferved..
he SPEAKER Rated, that no lummonfes whatever were
fcrvt 4 The cuftom was for the Meffenger to call at the refidence
of each defaultt.r, and apprife him that the Houfe had ordered
him to attend.

Sir Philip Francis, Captain Freemantle, and Sir C. Morgan,
were, in the cow fe of the evening, reported to be in the cuftody
the Scrjeant at Arms; and it was ordered that they fhould, ou
the riling of the Houk, be difchariged—paying their fees.
Admiral Markham was excurcd, on the ground of his necefrary
atttndancetu public bulinels.
London, England, 1807-03-21

GREENOCK, MARCH 13.

The brig Samaritan's Hope, Captain CITRIST;AN,
laden with falt and earthenware, from Liverpool,
bound to Philadelphia, was driven on Bangor Bars
on Tuefday the 3d init. and shortly after filed with
water : the crew and part of the cargo have been
laved, but it is thought the veffel will not be got off.
London, England, 1807-03-21

NAVY OVVICH.

Mr. SHERIDAN brought in a Bill for farther regulating the
Office of Treafurer of the Navy. This Bill prefcribes, that no
money (hall be drawn from the Bank by that department, until
immediately wanted for the fet vice ; and Rates, that any Treafurer
who (hail draw money under different circumßances, ihall be de.
eLred incapable of again ferving the office of Treafurer of the
Navy, or any other public office. Read a hat, and ordered to be
read a fecund time on Monday.