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"S ;: N *'iImBER 52471 174EATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER i 6, win be aped (third time at this Theatre) THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM. Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON. Molds de Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS. Count Curvofa, Mr. WEWI rZER. Whie.lculo, Mr. BANNISTER.. ?eter, Mr. DOWTON ; Manikin, Mr. FISHER. Con ftar:is, Mrs. H. SI ()DONS. floretta, Signora STOR ACE. Curb*, rs. DORMER ; Bianca, Mrs. SPARKS. To saich will be added tht. Farce or THE MOCK DOCTOR. --- This Evening—A Bold Stroke for a Wife; the Vi!lory and beath of Load Nefon ; and No Song No Supper. On Monday, The Wheel of Fortune; with a New Farce, called 'The Weathercock. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrTO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, wm be meted (third time) a new Comedy, called THE DELINQUENT ; Or, SEEING COMPANY. The Principsl CharatlfTS by Mars. KEMBLE, BRUN TON, MUNDEN, FAWCETT, LEWIS, CLAREMONT. EMERP, LISTON, Mrs. GIBBS, Mn. DiBDIN, M:s. H. JOHNSTON, (her fiat appearance there two years). The Prologue robe fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON. And the Fpilogne by Mn. H JOHNSTO.N. To which will he added . the Mulieal Farce of OUT OF PLACE ; Or, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE. The New Come(iy td . the Delinquent; or, Seeing Company. having received wi h unbounded applaufe by a brilliant and overfhwii g adnience, will be repeated Leery evening till further netice..—This Evening, with Rugantino. cHEAPADE, N o v, 8, 1 8, 5 , IffESSRS. BOYDILLL and Co. otg leave to ae- ATI. quaint the Public in general, and the Encouragers of the Fine Arts in particular, that Arrangeinents are now making to produce a Plante, from which a PRINT &all be engraved, on the UhlLet of the late molt lamented DEATH OF LORD VISCOUNT aIELSON, Duke of Broute, Stc. &c. The Pidtvre to be painted, s and the Print to be engraved by Inghfb Artifts alone, of the fame fize with the Death of General Wolfe, painted by Mr. Weft, and engraved by Mr. Woollct, at prefent their property, and to which it is intended as a Compa nion. The particulars of this Undertaking will be communicated to the Public in a few days. WANTED, an Apprentice to an Apothecary be• longing to a Public 'dilution. An adequate Premium will be expedted.--For rarticuhrs,diredt (poll paid) to A. B. at J. Murray's, Bookfeller, Fleet ftrect. . _ CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE-..HANTS. 10 BE LET, Situate ten miles eaR of V.lnchciler, a;:d five forth from Alresford, in the centre of the Hampildre Hunt. CcOMPRISING a pleafant nsodern-built DWEL- N... LING HOUSE, with Offices, Stables, Lawn and Incloftwes, about Ninety Acres, which, together with fevers! Woods and. In eltifores adjoining the fame, of the yearly value of vol. arc to be sold —Mr. Perry, of Bramdean ' will Stew the Pro:mica. Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford and Bath Papers: at the principal Inns un the Wellera Road; at 7110. , Lincubes Inn-Fields, London, and at Mr. Webb's Office, Salaury, who will treat for the Sale or Letting. TO THE CLERGY. T.XTY-THR_EE SERMONS, printed in in3ita- L , , tion of Manufcripts, warranted Orig,inals never preached, may now be had at G. Kratgey's, Bookieller, No. 46, Fleet ttrect, London, at ts. 6d. each. There Difcourfes are rational and im prsiEve, detigned to GA genuine piety and goodnefs in a cheerful, actradiVe point of riov ; or to enforce the pradticeof virtue, from motives of the moit liberal and perfualive kind; a right know ledge of the world, and of the human heart, tend to give juit no tioLs of life, and to render it happy. In this new publication, there are Sermons for Cluatmas, Lent, Good-Friday, latter, Whit Sunday, &c. &c. THEATRE ROYAL DRUIMLANE, NO V. 8, 1805. This day wag publilbeil, price as. 6d. A PRIOR CLAIM. A COMEDY, in Five 1 Ads, 44 performed at this Theatre with unbounded Ap plaufe. By H. J. PYE, Efq. Poet. Lauren to the King, and J. ARNOLD, Efq• Pri.ited for James Ridgway. Qppobte Bond-ftrcet, Piccadilly. Alfo, t. Light Reading for Men of Talte at Leirure Hours, 6s. " We have been molt agreeably furprifea and detained in the perufal of this Volume; we met with a great number of Anecdotes ptrfedity new to us, and ailsife fuch of our Readers as ar'i fond of Light Reading, to make it their Companion in a Polt-Chade or put it in puitellion of their Parlour Window." &nil Critic for Auguß. a. Ncw Editions of the firft Eight Vclutnes of the Spirit of the Public Journals, or the Modern Spedtator. vol. 9, fur tans, will be ribliflied early in January, 6s. in boards. 3. Travels in Ruflii. By Profeifor Pallas, 4 vols. with many amo. 28s. hoards. 4. Travels in Africa. By M X. Calberny, a vols. with plates, 14s. boards. 5. Travels in Egypt. By.Denon, with Maps and Plates, a vols. 14s. boards. • here highly popular Travels are tranflated without abridgment. By M. Blagdon,and for the elteem in which they are held by men of letters, fee the Monthly Review for Auguft. 6. Mr. Pigutt's New Hoyle improved, with an Artificial Me mory, &c. dee. 3s. 61. boards. CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM. JONES's GALVANIC ELIXIR. OF this extraordinary Medicine , little need be &id. Its general ufe end very extenfive circulation, fufficiently point out its merits. The Elixir is particularly recommended to Women in high life and delicate Perfons of either fey, who from habits of indulgence,late fitting up, &c. &c. are fobjedt to various :Zervous Affedions ; the only fallible effedt is an itiltantaneons re f:or:di:l to health and fpirits, at the fame time being peculiarly wateful and even delicious to the tafte. It is alto recommended to Women at the turn of life; Perfuns Wined to nccafinnal Bowel Complaints, flatulency, Cholic, &c. This Medicine effedually prevents and cures all kind of Eruptions on the Skin which gene rally arife from a feverifh heat in the Syftetn.—ln Jaundice, Sick 3 - fead-ache, the Bile, Confumptive complaints, Hysterical Affec tion;, Dropsy, Female Difordcrs, &c. the firft bottle, if the Difeafe is r;:ecnt,gencrally creels a cure. To married perfon s who have not been blared with what is confidereel a great and principal end of matrimony, Children, the above will he found au invaluable treafure. To prevent the poillbility of iropoGtion pleafe to obferve that each tussle i. inclofed in a fealed eover,with finite cafes of a private na ture, and a more detailed account than delicacy or the limits of an advertifement would admit, signed on the outfide S. JOlles, in the Proprictor'i hand writing---Sold whokfale. retail, and for expor tation, by Mt lire. Shaw and Edwards, St. p:,,,r4 Church lord, and may be had of refpedahk and eitatirtfoed Venti.:rs its tuwu ar.d country, price 7s. the bottle. Orders ler a tingle bottle, inclofing the amount, or orders for four bottles, ineloing a One Pound Note, and arldreired to Mr. Jones, No. 1, Baiez's•co::rt, Holbert), (poll paid) will be posy:W ally csccuta i ) \ # .0. 0 ;. FRIDAY, SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICE, Nrotaber 4, at* SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. 'THERE being on the La of Navy Surgeons, the names of many who have not rented. fo as to become enti tled to Half-Pay, the CormniMoneta for Sick and Wounded Sea men do hereby give Notice, that ankh fuel+ Potions Shall prefect the mit:lves for employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability to do fo, before the expiration of the prefect year, their names will be omitted in the Lift for the year coining, on the ruppofition of their being dead, or having quitted the fervice. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Novesitkr 7, 1205. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJEST': NAVY, I. beredy dice Rake, That on Thurfday the sift initant, at eleven o'clock precifely, in the forenoon, they will be ready to fell, to the higheft bidder, at his Majefty's V. fuelling Premifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of the followingsProviGons and Vidlualliog Stores, viz. Bread, Bread •Duft, Bakehoufe-Sweepings, Flour, Flour-Swecp logs, Raifins, Rice-Sweepings, Peafe, Peafe•Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal-Sweepings, Bags, and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues, Empty Tierces and Irilh Barrels, Old White Rope and Tarred Rope, Butter-Greafe, Slufh and Scrapings, Chafe, Oil, Honey and Stager New Board, Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine-Pipe, Brandy Piece, Foreign Puncheon, Hegihead. Barrel, !rill% Half Puncheon, and Tierce Staves; Wine Pipe, Brandy-Piece, Rum-Ponchcon, and Wine Hoglhead and Foreign Heads, Tight and Dry Heading; Wine-Pipe and Brandy-Pieces, Hoops of various dafcriptions, Broken and Bent, and Broken Staves for Firewood, lying in his Mejelty's Vidualling Premifes at Deptford. A dcpoflt of 251. per Cent. is to be nude upon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale ; and if the remainder of the Money be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within twenty work ' ing days afterwards, the depofit will be forkited, and the Goods remain the property of the Crown. The other conditions may be Peen, and Printed Catalogues may be had, at the Secretary's Office. !~~ ~' rovEmstiz is, isos, , • This day was pubifibed, A New Edition, Bvo. Price toy. 6d. bound. This day was pnblinted, price la. A LETTER to the SOCIETY for PROMOTING 4 - 1, CHRIST lAti KNOWLEDGE, oecalioned by two recent Publications refpeeting the Width and Foreign Bible Satiety. Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day were yedifhtli, 11!nitrated with 193 Plates, in two Volumes Imperial Odavo, Price 61.6 x. boards, THE ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND; By FRANCIS GROSE, Efq. F. A. S. Printed for Verner and Hood, 31, Poultry; W. J. and J. 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THE FARMER's DAILY JOURNAL, and COMPLETE ACCOUNTANT, recommended to all Far mers, as well Proprietors as Occupiers of Farms, Stewards, Bailiffs, &c. as the molt eafy and ready Method of keeping the Accounts of a Farm, fo arranged that the planet Capacity, with a Know ledge of Writing only, may keep a molt accurate and fatisfadory Account, as well of the Labour as the Profits of the Farm. • By A PRACTICAL FARMER. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivingtoo, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard ; and fold by ail Bookfellers in Town and Country. QHERIDAN IMPROVED ; or, A dustam. 1 - 0 Paonounatro and EZPLANATORY DICTIONARY Of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE ; for the Ufe of Seheob t rigners learn ing Engbib, de. in which it has been attanp to improve an the Plan of Mr. Sheridan; the Difeordaneles of that celebrated Orthoepift. being avoided, and Id+ improprieties eurreded. By STEPHEN JONES. 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Whereas, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleafed by his Warrant, bearing date the 4th day of November, zBO5, to revoke and annul from and after the tit day of January next, in the year tBo6, the Warrant or Warrants by which the raid Corn 'Winona', or any of them were originally or have been fince ap pointed. And his Excellency hath by his raid Warrant direelcd and rtivired the Paid Commiffioners to caufe public notice to be . given to all Individuals, who may yet have Claims, to. come b.t fore them forthwith, that fuoh Claims may be difpofed of prier to the day on which the Powers of the Commilloners hall ceafe I and determine : Now the raid C.ommiffioners do hereby give this PoW.::: Notice to all Individuals who may yet have Claims, to come before I 'tem fortbv ith, that Inch Claims may be difpofed of prior to the aft day of January, 1806, theday on which the Powers of the Ltmmitioners Oaf cede and determine. Signed by Order, DANIEL M'KAY, Secretary. Dated sth November, 18os. Office of Compenfation, No. I it, Merrion-ftreet• VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, BRO D-STREE r, GOLDEN-SQUARE. G ENERAL QUARTERLY COURT, NOVEMBER s: Refolved, That according to the Experience of the Medical Ettablifhment of this Inftitution. it appears that the Inoculation for the Cow Pock affords fecurity againa the Small Pox equally with Variolous Inoculadon,and that the new pradice polleffes all the advantages already Rated to the Public. Refolved, That in order to give a further proof to the Public, and to afford an inducement for information adverfe to the new practice, that the following propofal be made Public, viz. That In future eery Patient who null ►e vaccinated at this Inftitution, on dlfcharge, !hall receive a certificate, Rating, that fuch Patient has gone through the Cow Pock, and engaging, that if hereafter the fall Patient Sall take the Small Poe, he or me Stall be entitled to the fum of Five Guineas, to be paid from the Funds of this Inftitution, at the Sift General Court, after the Proofs have been given, according to the Rules of the Medical Eitablith man. Dr. Pearfon Dr. Nicholl- Pbyficians. Dr. Nelfun Thos. Payne. Efq. Treafurcrs. John Heavifide, Efq. Thos. Kcate, Efq. Thus. Payne, Efq. Confulting Surgeons. Thomfon For ger, Efq. John Gunning, Efq. J. Confiantine Carpue, Efq. Surgeons. John Doratt, Efq. Fras. Rivers, Efq. 2Vifiting Everard Brande, Efq. Apothr.caries. P. De Bruyn, Efq. WILLIAM SANCHO, Secretary. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Poxholc•Rreet, Plymouth, on Tuefday and Wednefday next, the 19th and atth init. at Ten u'Cluck in -•- the Forenoon, ALARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, landed from the Spanith Ships of War Sr. RAPCAEL and Et. Flame, Prizes to Ole Fleet under :he Command of Admiral Sir RonEKT CALDZR, Bart. confining of fix Cables 22 and 2 inches, moftly new, feveral Hawfrrs and Shroud Laid Ropes, Standing and Run ning Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope, and other Spare Cordage, Junk and Sails, *large quantity of Blocks, about One Thou l nand Spanilh Mufquets and Bayonets (the barrels well calculated for Fowling•pieces), Pi(tots, Cut Tres, Sheets of Copper, Copper Nails and other Copper ; a large quantity of Lea sers, Hognacads, and other Calks, Shook Calks, Staves, and Iron Hoops. about Six Hundred and Seventy Bags of Bread, Beef and Pork; a quantity of Round Grape, and Double-headed Caunliter and Langrage Shot, from 6 to 42 pounders. Waggons and. Car riages for Artillery, a Qiiantity of Iron Banaft, Anchors, Ships Boats, 174 Gun Carriages, Lumber, and fundry fpare valuable Boatfwains, Gunners, and Carpenter s ' wares, too nunterous to bs infested. Aftcr the Sale of the St.. Raphael and El Firme's Stores, will be fold the Valuable STORES of the French corvette IaTORCHE, captured by his Niajclty's flsip GOLIAH, ROBERT BARTON, Efq. Commander, confining of Cables, Hawfers, Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, (pare Cordage, old Iron, Bcc. Iron and Wooden-bound Calks, two Copper Chains, Anchors, Ste eighteen long twelve•pounders, twenry GUIs Carriages, with fundry (pare and valuable Boatfwain's and Gannet's Form, Copper Boilers, Beef and Pork, old Junk, One Ull.tge of Rum, Wine and Spirits, Bread, Flour and Rice, Round, Grape and Double-headed Shot, Iron Bsllak, &c. One Cafe, coatainin. Candles, Cafes of Sweet Oil, Treble, Double. and Single Broths, Oak and Fir Pla-th, Come HogilleadStaves, Fire Grapnels, Water Gala, Gua powder, Melkets, &c. &c. 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