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By Mrs. RICE, Arbor of " The Deferted Wife" Printed by and for Hzitry Mozeley, Gainl;l;4h ; fold alto by Longman, Hurft, Reee, and Orme, Paternofter-row. 'I'O•MORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER 6, will be aged the Conde Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. . The Scudder, Mr PRAHAM. Leopold. Mr. BANNI 4 TER. Adelm, Mr. MILLER. (hi• (mood appearaut) Lilts. Signora sTolt ICE. Katharine, Mifs DE CAMP. To which will he added a Comedy, caned THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. Flnra., Mrs. JORDAN. This Evening...A Prior Claim; TerpEchores Return ; and the :dock Doctor. On l'huriday, A Prior Claim; Terpfichores Return ; and the Apprentice. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, will be ?do the Comtdi of " IL - SHE WOU',D AND SHE WQU'D NOT. After which, the New Melo-Drame : with Now Mull; Scales, Dreffes, and Decorations, called • R UGANTI NO ; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Principal Charaelers by Mr. JOHNS rON, Mars. Murray, Blanchard, Brunton, Liltnn, Bevcrly, Clarrmnnt, Crelrwell, Bennvtt. Jcfferies, King, Field, Klanert, Atkins, Abbot, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs Mattocks, Mn. Emery, Ste. To conclude with a GRAND MASQUE: TLit Evca;:ig—Macbeth ; with Rugantino. On llurlday, Wilke Prefcred. Friday, Wild Oats. CORNWALL. AT a County Meeting for taking into confideration the puma,: to which the Lands lately helonginr to the Hof pital of St. Laurence dc Ponteboy may be molt artfully applied for the hen, fit of the County, SAMUEL STUPHENS, Efq, High Sheriff, in the Chair, Refoived, r.• That it is the opinion of the Meeting. that if the Corfuratiun of the Hofpital of St Laurence de Pontehoy lhould be decreed by the Court of Chancery to be diffolved, and the Lands belonging thereto can be applied to the fuppott of force oth r charitable Inftitutien, the molt beneficial appropriation of the faid Land will be to the ertabliibment of a County Afylum for the reception and care of Lunatic Paupers. a. 'That a Committee be appointed to carry into circa the object of the foregoing Refolution, as far as circumftances will admit. 3. That the Committee do confift of the following Gentlemen, conjointly with the Magiltrates of the County : The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount Edgecurnbe, The Right Hon. Lord De Dunitanville and Met, The Right Hon. Lord Flint, the Hon. Charles Bagnall Agar, Sir Wm. Lemon, and Sir Chrift Hawkins, Baronets. Francis Gregor, Francis Rodd, and Francis Glanville, Efqrs. And Henry Hawkins Tremayne, and Robert Walker, Clerks; and that any t' ree of them be a Qitortrn. 4. That the I hanks of the Meeting be given to the Magiffrates who have called .he attention of the County to this fubjedt, and to Lord de Dunitanville and Beret, and Sir Chtillopher Hawkies, Baronet, for the dept. which they have taken to obtain a Decree of the Court of Chanccryjelarive thereto. 5. That the fo:egoing Refolutions be printed in one London and two Provincial Papers. 6. That the flanks of the Gentlemen prefent be given to the Nigh Sheriff for convening the Meting, atd fur his condudt in tkc Chair. Signed on behalf of the Meeting, SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff Bodmin, Odlober as, tflas. To the CLERGY of the ES TABLVHED CHURCH. A CLERGYMAN, who is at prefent the Con. duelor 2nd Proprietor of a long ettablifhed and refpettable BOARDING SCHOOL, for a limited number of Young Gen• tleorm, having acquired a competence. is difpofed to relinquifh his Eftablifhntent in favour of a Clergyman of character and talents itflitient to condud ft with fuetefs. The fituation is in a pl.afant and retired village, about three miles from London ; the eonnee dims are of the firit refpeel-thility ; the terms are much fuperfor to what they are to general. and the emoluments are very cooli &rabic. Io a Gentleman properly qualified, the above Eftahlifh- Ment will he tliipaed of en the molt liberal and unexceptionable terms. 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The Houfe confifts of a Dining room, Drawing-room, five Bed-rooms, befidea Clofcts, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, and pod accommodation for Servants. The Offices confift of a neat Three Stall Stable, Cow houfe, Coach-houfc, Barn, Poultry and Coal houies. The Furniture is entirely new, and very complete, and may be had at a valuation ; as alto good Milch-Cows, so Head of Sheep, Hay, Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with various other conve niences. The Pail from Dumbarton to Inverary pares every day. The Leak to be for one, two, or three years, as nay be agreed upon. For further particulars apply to the Proprietor, at Cantitraddan, Dumbartonthire, or Mr. George Dunlop, Writer, Edinburgh. GOVERNMENT STORES. TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION, By KEI.HAM and SON, Without Referee, by order of the Commifrary General, at the Times and Places undzrmentioned, GOVERNMENT STORES of OATS, BIS CUIT, SALT, SACKS, and IMPLEMENTS, the pro perty of his Majelty, and the whole contents of all the Magazines of the Ealtern Diltrid; confining of the undermentioned quanti ties (more or lefs), viz. BISHOP STORTFORD, WEDNESDAY, November 6, and Thurfday, the 7th, at the George lon. 1073 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 1240 Bap of Bifeult. COLCHESTER, SATURDAY, November 9, and Monday the lath, at the White Hart Inn. 971 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and toBo Bags of Bifeuit. STILTON, THURSDAY, November 14, at the Bell Inn. 203 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 2130 Bags of Bifcuit. CAMBRIDGE, FRIDAY, November 15, at the Red Lion Inn. 35 Qartcrs of Oats and Sacks, and 186 Bags of Bifcuit. HAI.STED and BALLINGDON, MONDAY, November 18, at the George Inn. 215 Qcarters of Oats and Sacks, 420 Bags of Bifcuit, with 3920 lbs. of Salt. ROCKING, TUESDAY, November 19, at the White Hart. ass Quarters of Oats and Sacks, and 420 Bags of Bifcuit. BRLNTWOOD, W2DNESDAY, November 20, at the Crewn Inn. .1990 Quarters of Oats and Sacks, 2616 Bags of Bifcuit, and 39 2 0 lbs. of Salt. CHELMSFORD, FRIDAY, Nov. 22, and Saturday 23, at the Saracafs Head. 1241 (tuners of Oats and Sacks, and 1660 Bags of Eircuit. The implements confitt of Steelyards, Mcafures, Screens, Shovels, &c. with aq::antity of empty Bags. . . . . - The Oats will be fold in lots of ten quarttrs each. The Bags to be paid for at is. exclaim The liircuit in lots of five bags each, bags included. B. There Stores, from their prime quality and condition, are particularly worthy of attention. The Oats arc old, peculiarly fine, perfeetly fweet, and of heavy weight. The hifcuits are the fame as ufcd by the Royal Navy, and have been prtferved with the utmoft care. The Oat Sacks are of Engtilb manufadture, holding tour buthels. The whole may be infpedted at the Magazines. by applying to the Storekeeper, of whom eatalogtu.s may be had three dayi pie vious to each Cale, ago. at the principal Inn, in the ntighlttlor hood ; and of the Audioneers, who are agents to the Phoenix lire Office, Chelmsford, Effte. *,• Sale to begin each day at Tcn o'Clock, on account of the great number• of.lots;. at which hour precifely fatuplin vrtil be on the table, and the first Ist will be put ap. S UCH Perfems as are willing to Contra& for Fencing in the Barracks at 'the uneernumtloned Places, vii. ARUNDEL, ' EXETER, CHICHESTER, STOKE, 'at PLYMOUTH, May fee the Specification and Form of ContraA for the fame, < t the Barrack Office, of at the Barrack Maßen of the fevetalair racks, any day after the as of November next; fietWeett &chola"? of ten and four o'clock. The t•opofali for each Barrack, at par ' rod of s:teen feet and a h a l? awning in length, mutt ha ads drefffil to the Barrack-Matter General at Spring Gardens, with " Tender for Fencing the Barracks at ," marked an cads cover, and delivered, foaled up, on or before two o'clock, on rtit lath of November nest. Sufficient (murky will be required for the due performance of the Contra& From the LOWLOII GAZETTE, Minalir 2. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, 110112illSR 2. tR Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub• Lieutenant H nry Briftoor to be Lieutenant, by purchafe. vice Livingacme, pro snored in the both Foot Thomas Berdmore, Gent. to he Cor. nct and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vie- Willie, promoted John 'foinkyns, Gent. to he Cornet and Sub-Lieturnant, by purchafe, vice Herbert, promoted. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Major Charles Luther Wet. fon to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchafe, vice Payne, appointed to the toth Light Dragoons; Captain. G. H. St.rutt to be Major, vice Werra!' ; Lieutenant George Snow to be Cap. tain of a Troop, vice Strutt ; Capt. 'oho Lord Burgher*, elm the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Sir Janice Rivers dreaded ; Cornet Richard Clarke to be Lieutenant, vice Snow s 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Richard Gem, Gent. to Net Cornet, without purchafe, vice Talbot, whore appointment Is sot to take place. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—. Robert St. Ant)) n, Gent. to be Cor. n et,without purchafe, vice Hilton, promoted. 21it Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Cornet Whitaker to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards—John Prince, Gent. to be Ease, without purchafe. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. To be Enfigns, without purchafc—Hugh Seymour, William Sto thine, and William 'rowers, Gents. tft Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel John Burnet, from the t7th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Hardyntan, who exchanges. tads Ditto..-Forign Campbell Addifon, from the 40th Foot, to be Enfign,withoet purchafc, vice Shawe, promoted in the 58th Foot. t7th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Hardyman, from the Tit Foot, to be Lieutenant-Coliinel,vice Burnet, who exchanges. eBth Ditto—i.i..iten.loc Frederick Hill to be Captain of , a Com pany ,with rat ~urchafe, vice !Lillie, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiii.c,it. 23d Regiment of Foot. To be Flrft Lieutenants, without purchafe—Second Lieutenants W. J I.enthall, Thomas Farmer, Thomas Strangewart, Samuel Corfield. To be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Brown, Gent. vice LenthaU; James Lewin, Gent. vice Farmer; Lorenzo Ball, Gent. vice Strangeways; Thomas Hinde, Gent. vice Cordeld. 14th Ditto—Lieutenimt Charles Collit,from the nth Foot, to be Captain of a Company. by purchafe, vice Eyre, who retires • 28th Ditto--Enlign J. F. Briggs, from the 3d Garrlfoo Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 31ft Ditto--Enfign N. F. Nixon, from the 2d Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 324 Ditto—John Dillon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,viee Irwin, whole appointment does not take plaet-,t Daniel Kirk, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Alezander Robertfon , ..acceafed, 35th Ditto—Fnlign William M'Donald, front the 6-th Foot, to be Lieutenant. without purchafe. 39th Ditto—Enfign James Brine, from the 53d Foot, to be Lien. tenant, by purchafe, vice Carthew, promoted. 40th Ditto—Enfign Gun to be Lieutenant. without purchafe, Enfign Gilbert Walker to be Lieuttnant, without purchate. To be Enfigns—Alezander Rogers, Gent, vice Gun . Wm. Coley, Gent. vice Walker ; George Crawford, Gent. vice Addition, re moved to the tuh Foot. 47th Ditto—Sub Lieutenant William Henry Hardy, from the 2d Lift Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Wright, who retirel. stft Ditto—Richard Pontoon, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Blanchard, promoted. 53d Ditto—Lieutenant U.G. Fehrfzen, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Erfkine, promoted. 56th Ditto—Quarter-Mafler Serjeant Thorn to be Enfign„ without purchafe, vice Hutton, promoted in the 54th Foot. 6oth Ditto—John Penton Palsky, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe vice Nethery, promoted. 63d Ditto.-Enfign James Edenfor, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 67th Ditto—Richard Wilton, Gent to be Enfign, without pur. chafe, vice MI/Quaid, promoted in the 35th Foot. Btit Ditto—Enfign Thomas Collard to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Montague, promoted in the 234 Foot. Bernard Clarke, Gent. to be Eolign, vice Collard. 88th Ditto —lintign M. M. F. Shaw, from the Lath Feot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 911 t Ditto--Lietitcriant W. Garland, from half pay of the 4th to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice D. Stewart, promoted. Enfign R. G. Lavers to be Lkutcnant, without porthole, vice M'lC,•ozie, appointed Paymatter to the 9th' Royal Veteran %Italie 1. it °hen Stewart, Gent. to be. Enfign, vice Lavers. 96th lonai—john Arnattrong, Gent. to be latifign, without pur. chafe, vice lidentot, promoted in the 63d Foot. Frederick Van deleur' Gent. to be En fi gn, without purchafe, vice Rynd, pro. motedin the tooth Foot. tooth Ditto—Enfign Goodlatt Rynd, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieut . nant, without porthole. ad Wtlt India Regiment—Enfign T. B. 'taco, from the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Boyd, who rearm Wattevides Regiment-Lieutenant Charles D'Erlach to be Cap. tain of a Company, vice Torrente, placed on half.pay. ad Cerrito.' Battalion—J(lll.la Deverell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice I Nixon, promoted in the it ft Foot. 31 Ditto—Thomas North, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Briggs, pro moted in the 28th Foot. Meatoenotouat —Captain Jahn Johnfon, of the 31 Foot, is fit perfeded, being abfent without Leave. Commillions finned by the -Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. sth Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Humphrcys,Gent. to be q2arter-Mati: r. Dated Sep. temt er 9, t 805. ad Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Bowen, Gent. to be Enfign ; William Edward;, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated tit:tither-16i IS 5- Commilfions figned by Lord Teigurnouth, Vice-Lieu tenant pf the County of Sorrcy. • it Regiment of Storey Frederick Littleton Strangways, Gent to be Enfign. Dated Oslo. ber 14,1805. . . . FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole.ftreet, Plymouth, on Tuefday and Wednefday the 19th and zoth inft at Ten, in the Forenoon, A LARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, landed, from the Spanith Ships of War ST.RA rn A et. and Et. FIRMZ, Prizes to the Fleet under the Command of Admiral Sir Roamer CALDER, Bart. confining of fix Cables 22 and 24 inches, mealy new, feveral Hawfers and Shroud Laid Ropes, Standing and Run ning Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope, and other Spare Cordage, Junk and Sails, a large quantity of Blocks, about One Thoufand spaniih Mufquets and Bayonets (the barrels well calculated for Fowling-pieced), Pinola CutlalTes, Sheets of Copper,Copper Nails and other Copper ; a large quantity of Lea. gas, Hogtheads, 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-beaded Cannifter and Langrage Shot, from 6 to as pounders, Waggons and Car riages for Artillery, a Quantity of Iron Ballaft. Anchors, Ships Boats, 174 Gun Carriages, Lumber, and kiosk' , (pare valuabk Brratfwains. Gunners, and Carpenters' Stores, too numerous to of Inferted. Afar the Sale of the St. Raphael and El Fume's Stores, will he fold the Valuable STORES of the French corvette IaTORCNE, captured by his Makfty's (hip 001.1 AH, ROBERT BARTON, Eli* Commander, confining of Cables, Hawk,., Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, (pars Cordage, old Iron, dcc. Iron and Wooden -bound Calks, two Copper Chains, Anchors, &c eighteen long twelve•pounders, twenty Our. Carriages, with fundry (pare and valuable Boatfvrain's and Gunner's Stores, Copper Bailers, Beef and Pork, Old Junk, One Ullage of Rum, Wine and Spirits, Bread, Flour and Rice, Round, Grape and Double-headed Shot, Iron Ballalt, dcc. One Cafe, containing Candles, Cafes of Sweet Oil, Treble, Double. and Single Blocks, Oak and Fir Plank, Come Hogibead Staves, Fire Grapnels, Water Calks, Gun powder, Multets, !Alois Sce. &c. For Catalogues and viewing the Stores, apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, tufting Agent, In Plymouth. Plymouth, Odtober a 6, 18os. A HANDSOME COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, and LAND in DEVIZES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By R. KNIGHT, At the Dear Inn, in Devizes, on Friday, the tsth of November, at four o'clock in the afternoon, ALARGE Convenient and MA Sub(antial FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, in New Park-ftrcet. Having a Drawing-room at feet by :6 ; two Parlours; entrance Hall; ten Sleeping-rooms (including Servants apartments), good Kitchen and Cellars; a der ached Brewhoufe ; Coach-hotee and Stables ; a Garden walled in, with a Summer houfe, command ing a pleafant view of the adjacent country; a (null Coon with Iron Gates, In front...the whole forming a molt &Curable town refidence. Alfo two Freehold Inclofurea, of rich Meadow Land. Contain ing near Lz Acres, lying in the Parilh of ildbop's Canning, and within half a mile of the above Premifes. cr The purchafer may have immediate poffelSon. For viewing, and further information, apply to the Audtioneer, Devizes. 2d Ditto. John Buford. Gent. to be t:e.l4ii, vice Lewis Graham. Dated fiklobcriCleai. _*._ tit Regiment At' Surrey Volurteers. George Curling, to he &coed t.ic utenanc, vice Lai - cent!, Tea figned. Dahl S..pt , ru'ocr 8, 18 s. CuMrniffions lined by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Gocyort•Bittitii , qi ofVoinntter Infantiv. • William Page, Cottari he Heft ilentemmt to the Rift vaistigiav Watmore, rcfn.reti. Ofctitvr 30, iBci. .