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ORATORIOS,

At Play •HTHEATRE.ROYAL,oufe Prices on the WedneCOVEfdays andNT- G ARD Fridays
EN.during Lent
ON FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 13, 1807,
will be performed
THE FIRST ACT OF I'HE CREATION.
With the Song " On mighty pens," by Mrs. DICKONS.
Compored by Jofeph Haydn, M. D. Oxon.
And, for theALEXANDER' Brit time there fouryearsS
FEAST ;, the favourite Ode of
-
Or, THE POWER OF MUSIC.
Written by Dryden, and Compofed by G. F. Handel.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. DICKONS, Mrs. BLAND, Madame DUSSEK,
Mr. BRAHAM,
Mr. PYNE, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DOYLE, and Mr. BELL kWh
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Organ, Mr. j. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Band and Choruffes (which are numerous
and complete) by the matt approved Performers.
Doors to be opened at Six o'Cloek—begin at Seven.
Half Price at Nine.

Boxes 6o—Pit 31. 6d.—Gal. as.—Upper Calle:7ls.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandsm, at the Box
Office, in Hart ftrcet.
•; Correa Books of the Performance to be bad in the Theatre
only, price 6d. Thofe fold in the ftreets are fpurious and im•
perfett.

TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.
GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and ARDROSSAN CAIOAL.
ANY Perfons willing to undertake the execution of
a p n of the raid Canal, are rcquefted to fend in their Pro-
viral,. in wilting, (caled up, v.) Mr. Giffen, the Company's
Treafurcr, in l'aifley. ,in or before the 6th day of March,
The 1-11:1s, Specifications, and Salinas may be ken, and fur
they ii.farmatlon had, by applyi.:g to Mr. Henry, the Refident
Engineer, at Paifley, atter the 6th day of February, 1807.

'MONV SELLING, at No. 5, Great Ruffell-flreet,
Bloomfbury, FIVE BOXES of DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS,Iwing from the Effedt. of a Manufac-
tory, muR be difpokd of immediately. The Stout Breakfaft Cloths
are 43.6 d. Fine Danaafk ditto 7.. 6d. large Dining ditto tis. ele-
gant Damafk ditto t 7x. 6d. alto $V Marfeilles Quilts (rich patterns),
the rt-4ths are only 3te.6d. 43 Cirlous Holland Sheeting., with
Rullia ditto, at near half price; so, Pair cheap Blankets, of
every Sze ; 3 Boxes of amazing cheap French Cambric.; 3o beau-
tiful India Mulls- 32.. tie Piece of to yard. ; 3 Boxes of famous
yard wide and 7-Bth. Irilh Linens—all warranted. The primeft
fabric and the loweft price fixed on each article.

FOlLthole diftreffing Debilities which prevent or
render unhappy the Marriage State, (but cannot, with a due
regard to delicacy be mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience
bas proved Sir HANS SLO giNE's Reno ad-riv c and REANIM A
TING PILLS to he the melt certain and fovereign Remedy.
A Pamphlet more particularly defcriptivc of their virtues, may
be had (gratis) at Mr. P. rein's, No. az, Southampton-Circe, Co
vent Garden, where (by flaccid! appointment) they are fold whole-
fale and retail. They are fold retail by all the principal Venders
of Proirietary Medicines in London. To perfons in the Country,
encloftng the amount, free of poftne, they will be immediately
forwarded. Price los. 6d.

a' Coughs and Colds are fafely and effeetually cured, and the /Mh-
z:lrk relieved by Sir Jen N HILL'S Balfam of Honey. It is the
molt innocent, yet the molt effedual remedy ever difcovered."
SIR JOHN HILL, M. D. Knight of the Royal
Order of Sweden, and F.A.S. at Paris, was a Botanift of
eminence and charadter, he concentrated by means of intenfe ap-
plication, that excellent Extrad of Flowers called Honey, for the
Cure of Coughs, Colda, and Atthmas. Finning the danger ariting
from neglected Pedtoral Complaints, be prepared this pleafant yet
effatual Remedy. It is as rettorative as Afs's Milk, never Ma-
grecs with the ttornach, and cares a recast Cotd or Cough, in a
few hours.
Mthmatic perfons keit' find it to give general relief,removing the
difficuky of Breathing, promoting Expedoration, and in difcbarg-
Ing vikid Phlegm.
Caution—There is another fort which is Spurious, perfons will
there be careful tss alit for " Sir John Hill's Balfam of Honey,"
and obferve the names of " Shavt and Edwards," arc engraved on
the Stamp given with fuch Bottle. Price 3s. 6d.
Sold, wholefale and retail, by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St.
Paul's Church-yard.

WHITE HANDS have ever been eaeemed a per-
[mai beauty In both Sexes, and in lime parts of Europe
are eflential to Perfons of hulk. The BANDANA SOAP, or
Indian Walkirg Cakes, peers the peculiar property of giving
the molt autunite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fainters
to the hands, which are conftantly wanted with this Soap. Even
in cafes where the lkin has been injured by labour or other vio-
lence, the hardnefs and coarreners are effedtually, infallibly, and
permanently removed, and fticcecded by a fmoothners, fairners,
and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other
means whatever. It is by' experience only that any one can form
aa adequate idea of the fuperiur excellence of this Soap.
Sold wholefale, retail, and for exportation, by the Proprietor's
role Agent, (whore lignutirc it bears) Wm. Withers, 229,Strand,
near Temple bar, London ; and the Proprietors, as a farther teen-
rity, beg them to be particular in noticing that the name and ad-
drefs of the Primer, (E.Spragg, No 27, Bow-ftreet, Covent-Gar-
den), is affixed to the label and wrapper.—. Ali others are coun-
terfeits. Price ts. owl) Cake.

VI RSONAL CONIEI.I NESS Improved in the life of two elegant
Preparations. Firlt.
THE AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, fo
called, from its admirable circa, on the Teeth, which after
a I'm applications, allumes the appearance of polithed Ivory, pre-
erents moreover their premature decay, thole decayed it preferves
from becoming worfe, faftens fuch as are loofe, and by perfever-
epee, renders the fouleft Teeth delicate, and (from its aromatic
tagrance) the breath perfedtly fivect ; it is alfo exceedingly grate-
tit to the palate.
Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which preferves and
renders the Skin, loft, fniuoth, and delic.ec. 'the emollient and
healing properties of the Spermaceti, are fo generally known, as
to render a comment on its virtues unnectffary, the inventor is In
fcnfible of its peculiar inlkinefs, that to accommodate Gentlemen of
tender &ins, he has alto formed it into Shaving Cakes and Shaving
Powder, as the lather made with it will fcarcely aired the eye.
The above snicks are prepared and fold for the inventor by
R. jonwSTON, Chemift, No. tc, Greek ftreet, Soko, I.ondon;
the Dentifrice at 25.9 d the Soap and Powder is 641 each.
Perfons wifhing to avail themfeles of the great utility oi there
articles. th•wld be careful to have them genuine, by obtcrving W.
mime on the label affixed to each.

OFFICE OF teßDNANCE,Peiteraly 4, 1807.
11HE PRIACIPAL OFFICERS of fifu Mokfly:
ORDNANCE do &ray gibe Neiee,

Tkat Propofals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on
or before the xoth intlant, from fuch Perrone as may be willing to
undertake the Supply of CARE COPPER for the Service of this
Department, upon a Contrad for Three Years, fubjea to be ter-
minated by a Notice from either Party of Three Months after the
Expiration of One Year, and conformably to the Conditions of
Payment obferved by this Department. .
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contrad may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office in Pail Mall aforefaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
and Four o'Clock.

The Propofals are to be fealcd up and indorfed " Propofals for
the fupply of Cake Copper;" but no Propofals can be admitted
after the laid zoth What, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame
day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unlefs the party making
it, or an agent in his behalf, (hall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Febovaly 4, 1807.
THE COUR°T of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY .f MERCHANTS of ENG
LAND,tralfing to the EAST-INDIES, do hereby give notice,
That they are ready to outer into Contrats with Carmen, or
other Perfons, for bringing the Company's Gouds from the Docks
at Blackw all to the Warehonfes in London,
The Terms and Conditions may be known, by applying to
Mr. Robert Wiffctt, Clerk to the Committee of Warehoufes, at
his Offioe, in this Houle. WILLIAM RAMSAr, Secretory.

LONDON ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS, Feb. 7.
THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS
A- being defirous of bringing to a eondufion, with as little de-
lay as polible, the invelligation of t►e points referred to them by
Isis Majefty refpeding the prefent Rate of Vaccination in the
Disked Kingdom, haws thought fit to repeat this public notice, th.it
they with to receive as loon as poffible the information required
from filch Medical Praditioners alto the refultof their experience
and cnquiries,who have not already made communications on the
(Oka. By Grass of the College,
JAS. HERVEY, Regifler.

All letter.; to be addreffed to the tiegifter of the Royal College
of Phylicians, under cover to Earl Spencer, Secretary of Stace'a
Office.

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and SMALL FREEHOLD HOUSES and LAND in the
TOWN of MAIDSTONE
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN BISHOP,

By order of the Affignees of Thomas Godden, Carpenter, a Bank-
rupt, on Thurfday the bath day of February, 1807, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Star Inn. Maidftone, in one Lot,
A NEW ereded Mail:iv or Tenement, with an
extenlivc Timber or Carpenter's Yard. Carpenter's and
Joiner's Shops, Sheds, Store Houfe for Deals, Saw Tits, Stable and
other convenient Out buildings adjoining, together with a Pad-
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Alfo in fix Lots Six Small Brick Menages or Tenements ,with
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preferable to any other work extant, at Wit in the Engldh lan-
guage. The ityk perfpicsions, the arrangement of materials is
in very few Aires furceptiole of improvement : the information
it comains is extcnfive, and the plates are elegant; we do not there*
fore hefitare to recommend it to the attention of the fclentific
world."--Firitilb Critic, Auguft ao6.

Priuted for C Kearney, Fl-et Rreet, London ; where may like.
wife be bad, this Author's Treatice on Aftronomy, price z ss.
boards; and his Leffons, Aftronorn. sad PhiloG price et boards.

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LONDON.

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4 r Cent. soh Imp. 3 per Cent. Mt
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Loge A. i; 13-16ths Coach for acc. 6z ii

In our lall we announced the arrival of difpatches
to Loid IioWICK and the Ruffian Ambatrador, con-

taining

OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS
OF THE BATTLE OF THE 26Tit DECENITY:R.

fullitance of thole received by Lord HOWICK,
and which are underfloed to hare come from Mr.
Srut.ar at Peteriburgh, General MANSTI.I)I and
Mr. PIERRE TOINT, was circulated in a demi-official
Bulletin on Saturday afternoon, of which the follow-
ing is a