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ill .~ • • - 1 * e• \ • r 4 , A ..."" • 4 • . 111 1 1 • • , Aws j • P • Liar pratiFlCE • 0 -_-- NutIZER "2 _s_ J 7,1 ___ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'I'O•MORROW EVENING,- NOVEMBER 5, will be acted the new Cnmedy, called A PRIOR CLAIM. Aftcr wLich, an entire New Ballet, with New Scents. Dreffea, and Decorations, called TERPSICHORE'S RETURN. To which will he added the Farce of THE MOCK DOCTOR. ryering—A Prior Claim; Terrfiebores Return ; and the ~ .g Valet. CHAPEL HOUSE, on the GREAT ROAD from LONDON to BIRMINGHAM and HOLYHEAD. WILLIAM BULLEY molt refpenfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general. that he has taken and. enteral on that highly diftinguilised DOI called CHAPEL HOUSE, where they may depend on the great& Es ertions being made for their Accommodation, and every Maris adopted to Merit their favour and Suppose. N. B Good Cluifer, the Hada, and careful Others. iiimaN 4 s HOTEL, No. 37 and 38. facktille-ftract. JOHN LENNON begs leave to return his moil grateful thanks to the Nokifity and Gentry. who have co libe rally him ence his commencement in bufinefs and for their further accomm9slation, be has enhrged his concerns by the additi , .p pf the Houie.adjoinlng, from which he has opened a eoronn.nication, and has (Pared no erpence in fitting up the whole ftabli,krnent.in a feperlor ftyle of elegance., which he hopes will be found to aford (uch comfort and fatisfataion, as he trillls will enable him to hope for a continuance of thole favours he has hither to fo amply experiencel—Dublin, Odtoher t, 1805. Mr. JOHN YALDWYN. ANY Perron giving fatiafadory information to Med . 's. White and Fowncs, of Lincoln's Inn, Lapdog, So lidtors, of the death of Mr. joust YALOWYN, formerly of North TicV.vorth, in the County of Wilts, if dead, or if living. where be mil be heard of, dull be handfomrly rewarded. The fald john Yaldwyn relided at North Tidworth fume years previous to 5797, when he cam to London, and refided its Bartlett's Buildiart..and from thence removed to Weft End, near nampftead,from whence it is fuppofcd be wtnt to the Wdt Indies, the Year 5798,and has not fuze been heard of. APERSON; well verfed in Accounts , furveying Land, steafuring bud valuing Timber, &c. and poffelling the other tualUications necdrary for a Steward, offers his fervices to any Nobleman or Gendbman who asay be in want of a con friend/nu Man of abilities in al above ecocide& The Aden , tifer's Wife is in the habit of teacbliig the Artoilhawing Undrapes, Flowers, Sic. as well as dotal and ornamental Neon*: work. Should the Cervices of filch a Pam be wanted. along with thofo of the Adyertifer, the would be happy to be Co em ?toyed. The party can refer to perfons of rank and leirdiabillty for teltimouials of diameter, &e. The molt ratisfuffory infann a. tioo may be bad, on application to Mr. Eardley, at his Academy, Walthamtaib, Eifel. FASHIONABLE DANCING. BY MR. ALLEN. PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen Of any age, Who have new learnt that accotnplifitment. or net in the humored modern fttle,„ at No. tp, Sherrard•ftreet,Golden. (guars, and No. to, Great Alie-ftreet, Goodmau's-fields. They ere taught on plans esprefsly formed for thole to whom it is an objgt to acquire it expediticuay, privately, and in the brit tlyle of faldatt. Mr. Allen is :ailed by Mr. Mains, who ago teaches She Harp and Piano Forte. Foreigners, °Ricers, and-country re &dents, who may gra 14 learn in a few days, may board and lodge privately In the liatte, and receive conitant inftsuctlon. Refpcet able Schools and Families near town regularly attended and In ftrudal in every cleggnt requiifte of modern Dancing. The A. feinblies will be as ulnal. DR. CA RRUTHE RS's DROPS, fot Coughs, Cads, and Afthmas.—Thienseileine is impaled from a Recipe of die late Dr. Carruthers. of Claialborough. in Lincoln tire, who ufed it for many years in his pm:ties. and &Wont failed of relieving his Patients, when labouring under the molt fcvere Afthrnatic affedtions, and of performing a cure by its continuance. They pogefs the quality of cleanfing the lungs, and rendering the molt difficnlt expedtoration free and eafy. 'They are extremely iseneEcial in Confuntptivc cafes, and will cure a Cough otearsoned by a recent Cold. in a very Wet time. Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Wareheufe for Dr. „Tames Powder , ay, in St. Paul's Church - yard , doors from thy, corner of Cheapfsde, London, in bottles, price as. 9d. each, duty included, and by their appointment, by• Baron and Co. Oxford Area ; J.Wade. Old Bond-ftreet ; J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; J. Tutt, Royal Exchange, and WI Clarke, Borough. HAVING dedicated wyfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the mod confiderable pradice in that branch width I thought ;roper to feted, I tru2 that I have not more all ei nay tine than the& who. In the extenfive'beld of the grof are occafonany :amerced Is illlCOrtsiety, and cantle t , alwa attain that .;:ccefe which is =ldly coseentrating de ir power to ace dab of dif The &cafes of Donny are pa 1. ER s, for they trhig with them a wain I.: concomitant trireme and, by a do prawn of ail vital energy, exit/emu Welt become; cesbittaud...- Whether tbeyarfie [menthe prevalen.eof ill example. thedalrues rive haiits of fcbool-boys. ar the indolgatevoef maturity, they ro Sire the mitt adeatous profrfilocal *fit ; but by *e ignorana of =Mut-teed men, the Iymptions are aggravated, ans the eon& tuthm la editor& As a 111/o.fir- of the ROYAL COLL/MEd SUIMEOWS round my pretenficns on regularity of education; and poffeflbq tveri ri7 ileg: to pr dive, I feel myfdf entitled to that °confidence with which I bare hitherto been fo liberally hoovered. In the Atli focfaticen of local weaknefs, mkt eplinttlos will prevent the ealamity of a debilitated frame; hut where the fa' rasa, from a confciournes of the untnanlinei of the rice witted vatted his tnisfortuee. is CcareUl of the contempt or mitt* o his family phyfician and broods over his infirmity with careful col knalment, it mad he cativ'adory for him to be glared slot only o f capab:lity cf treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fevrecy. And in re 7C.11t Venereal Com -faints it is potable to prevent ptia. 'longer or diarefs ;Li the molt compiltect aka k the acquire. :•cnt at exclutve experience in Ms MS to MIA • Cafe, canals and fpecdym-cftahliflurtrit. I offer the advantage of ttis milertesee to thereof ether fex whc , c afEieted with a:::y kind of DIIIIIILTrY, of any fymptoms at '4IIISIARE.AL INFIICTION, and in all cafes the terms of remn ' r :ration am anted on the fink ir.ttrview. Patlrma in the eourtry are expeeted to %dole' Bonk note. and .1-41....siucr.ittl to fpceify their age and manner of living. hitakftT:N BRILL Meer' or of the Loyal College of Surgeons in London. thio 59, Azusteittrect, irtread 4 sou T=l r ie Bu. MONDAY, NOVE, TRANSPORT OFFICE LONDON, Oasirr 18, LBO5. TO BUILDERS, &c. PRISONERS OF WAR, DARTMOOR. THE CJMMISSIONERS for concluding His MAJESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, and for the Care and Cidlsly of Prifoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Office,. on Monday the 16th day of De cember next, to receive fealed Tenders from fuels Perkins as may be willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of a PRISON, for the Confinement of Five Thoufand Prifoncrs of War, on Dart moor, Devonfidre. Plans and Specifications will be kid for infpedion on Monday the t Bth day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal on Dartmoor, mar the fpot on which the Prifon is to be built. 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G tafgow ; and 1 hosi ORA Ave Maria-lane, London. Betides the copious Notes, with which, in this Edition, the Text of Fergufon is corichcd,the Appendix amain' the following original Articles, vie. - . MECHANICS. On the Conftruetion of tinder(hot Wheel., for turning Maelti nery. On the coultroftion of the Mill Courfc—On the Water Wheel and its Float Board.-.On the Spur Wheel and Trundle— On the formation, flee, and velocity of the Milltlone-e-On the per romance of Undreamt Mils—On a new Mill Wright's Table —Ott Horizontal Mills—On Double Corn Miiii.—Ots Breaft Mills. Praetleal Remarks on the performance and conftruell as of Over. dim Water Wheels. On the method of computing the effeetive Power of Overawe - Wheels In turning Machinery—An the pet forma:tee of Overlhot wad Uoderfhot Mills—On the foundation of the Buckets. and the proper velocity of °realm Wirels.. Ac count of an im ent in Flour Mills. On the formation of the Teeth of and the Leaves of Pinion.. On the formanes of Fpicycloia, mechanically, and an the difpofition of the Teeth oti the Wbeel's circumlereocre-.-On tke formation of Cycloid% and Epicycloids, geometries/Iy, and the method of drawing Lines pa talk! to tent—On bevelled Wheels, and the method of giving an Fpieyeloidal form to their Teeth. On the formation of the Teeth, of Rack Work, the Wipers of Stamper', ace. On the Nature and Cooßruetiou of Windmills. Defeription of a Windotill.-.on the form and pofition of Winduntil Salt—To find the momen tum of Frietion—To find the velocity of the Wind—.on the effeet of Windmill Sails—On horizontal Windmills, On the Nature of Friction, and the method of diminifbing its er red, in Machinery. On the•Natore and Operation of Fly Wheels. ..—On Wheel Carriages—On the formation of Carriage Wheel,— On the pufition of the Wheels—On the line of Tradlien, and the method by which Horfes etc= their ftrength—On the paidon of the Centre of Gravity, and the manner of difpofing the Load— On the Thrashing' Machine—On lltrafhiog Machines drives) by Water —On Tht dieing Machines driven by Horfes-.-On the power of Thrafiting Machines—On the eerftruelion and effea of Ma.. _ _ chines, meninonicated by Mr. John Lathe, Profeffor of Mathe ntaties in the tfniverfity of Edinburgh—Defeription of a fimple and powerful Capftain—A mechanical Method of finding the Come of Gravity. HYDRAULICS. On the Steam Engine—On the' power of Steam 'Engines, and the method of compoting it—Defcription of a Water Mowing Ma chine. OPT!: S. On Achromatic 1 eldiopew-.on Achromatic Mk* Glaffev— Ou Achromatic Eye-elects—On the conftruetion of Optical In- Rruittain with Tables of their Apertures. Rt. and the method of grinding the Lades and of which they arc oompofed. Ou the method of grinding and polithing Lenfeis—On the method of grinding and poldhing the Mirrors of Rl:Reding Telekopev—On the Single Microfropc-On the Double Microlcope....On the Re in' ling Telefeope—On the Gregorian Telefcope-...0n the Cafe grainian Telefeope—On the Newtonian Tekferipe. Defeription of a new Fluid Mierofeope, invented by the Editor. DIA LLANO Deferlption of an analanunatic -Dial, which fail Itrelf.mrefcrip don *fa new Dial invented by Lambort. ASTRONOMY. _ _ _ 4a tbc Cafe of die Tides. PR ICE 3IX. PENCE.' From she LONDON GAZETTE, November 2. i • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OVFICH, tforEl43l2 2. His Majay has been ple•ated is appoint MAJOR OENERALS Andrew Cowell fionoorable Sir George !antra. James Ferrier Ludlow, K. B. • jorc,ph Duren): Archibald It...thereon Cohn Mackenzie Richard Earl of C.avan Sir John Moore, K. a Sir David Baird, Knt. John Dixon . Hon. Henry Allier Bennett. Miles StavAey Hon. Frederick St. John - John Motley Sir Charles Rob, Bart. Thomas Murray John Whitcloeke James Edward flrquhart Hay MacDowall George Chuseitill Lord Charles Henry Somerfeto Eyre Power Trench john Dcfpard - George Beckwith William Anne Villettes Thomas Roberts William Wemyfs To be LIEUTENANT GENERALS in the Army. COLONELS Seapteton Cotton, of the 16th Light Dragoons Samuel Dalrymple and Wm. Johnfloac, of the 3d Foot Guards• • Roland Hill, of the 90th Foot Eton. Wm. Stapleton, on half pay of the late 31ft Light Dragoon?. Denzil (billow, on half pay of the late 97th Foot John Murray, of the 84th Foot William Twifs, of the Royal Foplellers Hon. Charles Hope.' of the ytk Dragoon Guards Richard Mark Dickens, of the 34th foot 4 Sir George Pigit,B.ult on half payof the t3ath Foot Frederick Maitl-nd, of the 29th Foie • John Levefon Gower, on half pay of the late zoth Gartiaz Bat talion Martin Hunter,.of the New Brunfvrick Fencibka John Lord Elphlnftone, or the afith Foot . Richard Earl of Donotightnore, on half pay of tie 212th Fag John Abercrombie, of the.33d Foot !h. ()core Charles Brathwaite Boughton, Barton half par of the lath 213th Feat •- ... . . To be MAJOR,GENERALS in the Artily. LIEUTENANT-COLONELS Thomas Mahon, of the 9th Light Dragoons John Shaw Maxwell, on half-pay of tbe late 23d Light Dropout • Witlirmt Thomas Dilkes ' of the 3d Foot Guards • ' Henry Rudyerd, of theßoyal Invalid Emneeers ohn blur:aid, of the 35th Foot ohn Oafpard Le MarEhant awes liadde n , of the Royal Artillery. saes Catlin Criofuni, of the 91ft Foot, . . . . . . • .. • illi:tm Doyle, .of the 62d Foot . f'ohn Hatton, of the 66th Foot • infon Bonham, of the 69th Font John Burnet, of the 17th Foot , William Anton, of the IR Foot Guards Jahn Souchicr, of the late Royal Artillery in Ireland ifaae Brock, of the 49th Foot Lord Evelyn Stuart, of the asd Foot ketone Nicholfon, of the Royals . Gamete Wm. Itartifay et the bath Foot ; Robt. Cranfurd on half-par ef she6oth Foot To be COLONELS In the Army. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jorepla Dodwortb and Alice 11u:dahlia°, of SheKeld, cutlers. Oett.ler 25, 0303. Maximilian Fifeher and Robert Reynard, of Leeds, Yorirlittre, met - chants. October 2, 1805. William Hatfield and jofeph Hunter, of Shefleld, entlers.-. Odober az, tilos. Robert Snell and William John Scholey;of Sun ftrezt, *Bifbele gate-ftreet, carvers. Getoher 24, I8c(5.•• . Owen Merden and Thothair-Gtark, of flostitwark, bip-nsen. ,-, ,_ chants., Sytetnbei 7, tiles. . John F,llis, John Brovrnoand George Budge, of Plymouth, rope makers. Oetoher 24, ans. George Sneath an.l John Siramoods, of Duke-ftreet, Weftmln. flier, oltrich feather manufacturers. Sept 29, 18 , a. F. Puidsvin and D. Lasout, of Brewer.ftrect, (;olden-fqcare, Jewellers. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Green, of Witham, in Holdernefs, Yoreihire, dealer and chapman, BANKRUPTS. Abraham Bendclack, of Janes-court, Bury. firm, St. Mary Axe, Leaden. merchant, _dealer and chapman, to furrender Nov. s. z 6, and Dec. t 4, at ten, at Guildhall A:toroey, Mr. Days Mar tin's-lane, Cannon Brea... - James Arhonin, of Hart-ftreet, Crotched-friars, London, wise merchant, Nov. 5, at ten, Nov. z 6, and Der. Ls, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Raine, Mark-lane. George Aked and Charles Young, of Glamford Briggs, Lincoln (hire, cont-merchahs, dealers and chapmen, and copartners, No umber r:. 12, and December le, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Gl:milord Briggs, Anemia. Metres I.eigh and Martin, New Bridge-drezt, Bbckfriars; and Mr. Nicholfue,Glasford Briggs. William Farley, of Duke.ftreet, Lincoln's ion-fields, Middiefez, goldbester, Nov. 4, at eleven, N0v.16. at melee, and Dec..l4, at Guildhall, lambs. Anomie', Med. s. Tebtautt and Shut tieworth, Gray's fees-fquare. John Sykes, of Almoudbury, Yorkfhirc, clothier, dealer and chap • men, Nov. v. 22, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Ramfden Arms, litalderefickl, YOrkfhire. Anomie., Men,. Oleadhill and Payne, Lerlthury, London; or Mr. Whiteley, Halifax. Richard Moorfont, or Manchetter, joiner. dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, 16, and Dec. 14, at three, at the .oval Oak Inn, Man chefter. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, Fountain•Breet, Manchefter. Japheth Cotton, of Wolterhampton, Staffordihire, ferivener, cow jobber, bode skaler and chapman, Nov. 18,59, and Dec. 14, at acres), at the Littleton 's Arms Inn, Penkridge, Staffordfhire. Anomie., Mr. Edward Liddle, Wolverhampton ; and Meffrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London. Richard Bradbury', of Wolverhampton, Staffordlhire, vietualler, dealer and (+alarm), Nov. 12,19, and Drc.ra, at tleven, at the Unlooses Arms Inn, Penkridge, Staffordihire. Attornics, Mr. Edwaid Biddle, Wolverhampton; and Meffrs. Price andW it. Rams, Lincoln's lon, London. Richard Morgan ' of Aberdere,Glamorganildre, apothecary, dealer and chapman , , Nov. 24,23, a , .d Dec. ta, at eleven, at the Nada Aims lain. Neath, thamorgaufhire. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Morgan, Neath. Thomas Lovell, of Shoreditch. Middlefet, baker, dealer and chap man, Nov. ra, at one, Nov. r 6, and Dec. 14, at ten, at Cdiz*, London. Attorney, Mr. William Webb, St. Tho mas-Itreet, Southwark. Abraham Sanderfon, of Radcliff-Crofs, Middhfer, coal merchant, dealer and chapman, Nov. 12, at one, Nov. 16, and Dec. 145 at ten, at Guildhall, L ondon. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner's hall, Upper Tharam.ftreet, London. Benjamin Waters, of Womiwooddtreet, London, and of Colney Hatch, Middlefes, broker, dealer and chap's:lan November zs, *6, and Dee. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aztornies, Mars. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. Jor,ph Thomas, of Broad-Rust buildings, London, and of Shep 'herd's Bulb, Middlefes, merchant, dealer and chapman, Nov. 5,16. and Dec. 54, at twelve, at Gitildhall. Attarnies, Mee,. Sherwood and Farrell, Canterbury fquare, Southwark. Benjamin Deacon, of Orange-ft tact, mar Bloom fintry-lquare, par try cook. confeCtioner, dealer and chapman, November 5 and la, at twelve, and Dee. ra. at one, at Guildhall, London. 'At. tor , .ey, Mr. Townfend, Staple; lien. • Richard Doom, of Old.ftreat, St. Luke Middlefex, Sze maker, saber and champan, Nov. 5, id, and Dee. 14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Beriah Drew, Bennondfry ftrert, Southwark. Matthew White, l ire of Finfbnry fquare, Midellefex, merchant, Nov. is and 16, at one, and Lice. 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Atchefon and Morgan, Anith; Friars. Thomas Silverfides, late of Wetherby, Yorklitire, linen draper, Nov.s, at four, Nov. 13.30.1 Dec. 34, at eleven , at the Stu and Garter Inn. Leeds. Attornies, J. H Grainger. Waherny ; or Medi.. Edmunds and 50L,14 the Exchequer Office, Lincoln's lon, London. THEAI'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rO-MORkOW EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, wal be at c.l the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. KEMBLE. Macduff, Mr. COOKE. Lady Maehrth, Mrs. SIDDONS. ' . • • Aries which, the New Melo-Drante, with New Mak, Scenes, Dreffes, and Deewattems, called • RUGANTINO ; • Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. • To collet:l4:4;4th a GRAND MASQ,ITE. This Evening... The English Fleet; with Ftviguitino.