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IMMIMMIIMIONIMINIMMINIMEMMENNIM -- - • , t-Ar.., , .. -.1 , 4...••t 41 ;; iie, , 1 - 4 .. (-- - . . 11 . i •: a• ' ' . _i*. ' . . .• . ... - . .••• \ 0 Is ' .: A t . 1 • ) 14. *'.:* ... -... 'k 4 1 • ' • ' . IP :'':- -..•°' • ' .......,att, / 1111170 . I • =et '7 .n• 7••• •-; . . it!: L-ri• • • • T:•-.Atx Al f• . : Meta 85i5 I THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MOkilOW EVENING. NOVEMBER B. will be &died the Coale Operant THE HAUNTED TOUR. The Semler, Mr. BRAHAM. Adelaide, Signora STORACE. Ts lahleh will be addles TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. 'Mb Evenivg—Toc Use& Epadtra: with goolatu. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD/1K PrO•MOEROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, win be aeted the Trar KING RICHARD THE THIRD. Bbadird. Mr. COOKE. To arldelt will be added tbe Mufti' Farce a ROBIN HOOD. Tab Inning Cadobires ; with the Review. s _ GRAND STATF LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING. MONDAY, NOVEMBER to. win be the NEXT DAY OF DRAWING. TICKETS and SHARES' wanla"4"diang"44l the Litedeci letweelMlete. The Wesel I. inuerdety hick • . NOTICE TO CitEDITOAS. r rH,E CREDITORS of Henry Browne, formely of the City of Norwich, afterwards of Qmat'a-row, Yen- WWlse, in the County of Mkidkfax, sad Ante a Utast 0r.,., in the Part& of St. Mary-la-Boone, i 0 the Cam Comity. Lipper and Drawing Malta, are &Grid fmmitcliately to tranfmlt an ac count of their ralpedive china to Mars. Alimal Solicitors, air h,rtrt Ipa, Loudon ; or to Mr. William jeotax, Solicitor, 11019 s 9/Aldine, Hilts. TO ,BR EOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A SMALL coMpafi Brewery in full Trade, with Mak Hoak 'mated, capabk et waging Twomey per week and upwards, Freehold and in good repair, &NAV= t.sighbourbood of a large and populous Town, in the County el arrepasiew. Refercoce may be had, by application to Mr. Elliott, No. alk Nobic-Rrcet, Falcon-Nuare t Landoll, pcebnally, or by letter pat PGA • BRANDT AND PALE Smarr, OF a (talky loperior to any ewer made in this Country, and but little inferior to Foreign Spirits may be W is any Ids Mos Six Oalloot), lry applylog to WILLIAM klOUrsH, We. so. Baakude..Lansfee. TWENTINFIVE PER CENT...—POR READY MONEY. FINE. kiIOH.FLAVOLIRFD FOREION WINES. GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES are Innit re m, Informed, that by fending their ORDERS for poRRION WINES sad SPIRITS to the Commiffinn Warehoofe. No. 36, Coelfpur-ltreet,Charlng Crnfs, near Spring Dardetts, they atay depend on being hewed with the choke* Wines. &a war. ranted genuine, at the wodWuwatiouwel Reduced Prices : Galas per Pine Old Port t al .. Brandy spa ' Floe Old Lifboa 4461 Rom Flue Old Sherry OS Ocher& ape Fine Old Madeira Salb use re Rum Shrub a 46 Single Banks may be had as fam as No. 36, Corlepor-Nult, a nd from one Dusen to any fe a t (porterage kw) to sop part of Lelndon. - •1 L• A CAUTION yo EAMILINS. THE 104 at PClAniiticou ',ilia Mr. SURGEBS gained by the remade.. mange et Ida ESSENCE of AN. far FA Same ke Ipdoodurl7 prim to give tba tave4ame ro aP Wide OtErely 411 1 /zoor. JOHN BURGESS and 3074 dank ft a duty they owe the Pubbe, to mutton them arralnft rod liopoithrts.ao fogad mole trowel the Empire. offering 3Sopbomen.Stc an mos brp profit to mad the fputious kind I they are yardcalarly ro aefied to a* for EVEO Mk and to °blame, nem Is grooloe but wbot bass theft word. upon tfty . label—" John Burge& and Sea's Ottenal and Cu pola( &knee of Anehowleu"—Vrarehoute, No. 107. Strand, moor of the Sauey Sups, Lapdog. . IMPROVE) MIIENIAL TOOTH. THE Nqbility and Gentry. are mai refpellfully cc enenniodated with the fame by A. FALEUR and J. DELA- Nct. 18, Woburn Plare, gaffell-fluarr., where every de fficicncy, cyan of Ma Gnat, is fupplied in the molt (score, plea rant, and agricalde manner. 7 o this renovation of the Mouth, format& the enaefart of mafticatlion, while the Voice reforms the chinning powers of tone, and varieties of modulation, and the harmony of the features again retored to the Grace which Ns tare nett gave them. Mr. Faker. periattly acquainted with the preparation of Mi neral Compobtions, from an experience of fourteen years has foemeded In making Ms Teeth fe Incorruptible that be will en gage Is replace enact tree of expense, if ever known to wear or change, colour. STOLEN .4 from a Stable belonging to Mr. ED. WARDS, of Elneland, in the County of Hereford, (being Pale Day), a Oright 4 Bay Marc, lee years old, helanglns to Mr. Stanley, of Witmore, In the (aid County ; has a remarkable white blaze down her face, which runs a little atide to the end of the safe, and divides the two warns, legvingthe near &le white.and the of dark • lute a land crack on ber near fore foot, cut oot hot low in the inlide, between the black and white part of the hoof, goal other tender en tha trot, remarkably temperate; and is al& !re& marked with the (addle on the near moulder ; a Mort cot tail, being rather docked Runt, (mall ears, about fourteen hand. high, her kge high whited, and {hews a deal of blood. The man who took her is deferibed as a tall thin faced man. Whoever will give information to the &id Mr. Stanley, of the laid Mare, ha that Ibe may be had spin, fhall receive FIVE GUI. NEAS; and if the offender mall be apprehended and convidted, &all receive a reward of TWENTY GUINEAS, hefides what is allowed by Aft of Parliament, from the laid Mr. Stanley, of Wit. mere. near Ludlow.hiarl a dusk rein curb bridle and Addle on. Odtober t, tea& ADDRESSED PARTICULARLY TO THE LADIES. November t, 'THE NINTH NUMBER of LA BELLE AS- A- sEm sus ; or BELL'S COURT and FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE . ; It now before the Public, and a more beautiful otinterefling Monthly Publication was never prefentid to the eye of fine tafte and Judicious criticifni. The beautiful Portrait of the Duchefs of Gloucelter ; the elegant whole length Prints of Pa. Odom, Engliftt and French, &teethed with precifion and accuracy. and the Female Calumet; of the month with peculiar nicety, all merle the particular attention of I.sdia. 'lbc Song is from the celebrated words of Sir H. Williams, now newly fet to mu& iti• prefsly for this Work by Dr. Kitchener ; and the Pattern for Needle Work correfponds with the general merits of the whole. The Ilmbellifkments alone. if (old linty at the Print Stops. would be charged at half a guinea; and all preceding Numbers have equal pretenbona in every rem& with the prefent publication. The I.etter pies enniii , s of 64 pages of elegant Literature, beautifully printed in royal ssteru p iges, on line woven paper— Allarhich may he had of the Puhlither, at Bell's e ery cffger OiSce, Southampton-11ml, Strand ; and of boukfeller and Newfman. EMEF.LIISHWIEN rs intim preceding NUMRS, PortrAts Songs by Faibions BE & Patterns No. t. The Queen Corri Five, Eng. & French. No. a. Primei of Wales Brabant Five Ditto No. 3. Princes Sophia of Girruceter Honk Flee Ditto Na 4. Quetta of Wurtemburg Kelly I'ive DPI() No. s. Princes Auguila M. P King Five Ditto No 6. Pei:tars Elizabeth Dr. B Reeves Five Ditto No. 7. Primes Mary ufb Five y No. 8. Ditches of York Davy - five Ditto 'eta. 9. Dacbc(s . Olvoceacr Dr. littfkener floe Ditto . FRIDAY, NOViMakit - 7, 1806. PIC77JALLING mots, N o w.i.illot THE COMMISSIONERS far FICTUELLING HIS 11(471877's morr, do bey* jive Notice, That on 'Midday the 13th lad• they will be ready to reedve Tenders in writing Veiled up) end treat for THREE HUN MED TONS of HUM PLA l'E HOOPS, or for any quantity not info than Fidy Tent, to be delivered in nine wade, h 7 weibly proportions, into hie MajcityWielualling Stereo at Deptford. end to be paid for by bids, payable with itittreft, ninety days after date. The caoditione of the centred, awl temples of the Hooke, may be feat attic liecrtmaya dice. No regent WM 44 hal to iv Toole iv vodlioi , the oriesfilott we be kfttloi woo* of kegthee *Ojai oe aolemoto‘ to ote Besot le. fore Ow. ears& a o the Theiloy the spit bit if eeofeli the Per. foe irk rasa the Teeelor, how le* me hie ieisy. atm& S. wear emir aka for. • rICTUALLINGOP FJC N... 6. MI6. THE COMMISSIOVERS for PIeTUALLING ,110 Afisuuzroaca Yr, di Loth ziet 71Lit on Friday the rsth latent, they will be wady to recdvc 'Feeders Is writing, (reeled up) at d treat for ONE HUNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA R.AJMNS; and for ONE HUN. DREW TONS of the hat New Carolina or Eaft•Todia RICE; to be antwerable to temples to be produced with the muders : to be delivered. Onc-Isalf thereat in a Fortnight, and the remaioda hs a Month, tote his Majefty's VlA:stalling Stores at Deptford; yd to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Candidata of the Commas may be fat at elm Secrevarro Wks. N. iv:sr+ JU k had to se, tosisr is ',MA tie j!issiksta art k - , Areal is lovas at keel. r lidrfl se As Mona &Os Bean i brfirr IMF Alba so for AM Friday, de 10 iiVasst, re* the prJi• saw sobs as sessiks, ar fans teas s. kis Kay, mark S. wawa ad= saisifkr. • OFFICE OP toRDN.INCR, Offtiee as, doh. I'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, not pro. pedals will 14 received at their Office in Pall Mall, and at the Ord nance Office It Chatham, by their Officers there, on or before she eft of December nest, from Cub perfect u may be willing to un• intake the performance of the PLUMBER'S WORK, for the ferrite of this department st Chatham. Further particulan, together with the terms and conditions f the contra , may be known uric application at the Secretary's Office in Pap- 114141 iducfeld, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, and alfo at the Ordnance Office at Chatham. The Provide ere to be ruled and marked on the outtide " Pro • gags for performing the Plumber's Work at Chatham." But no prerefal can be admitted after the fold aft day of December next, it twelve o'eleak at neon on that day; neither will any tender be astblad.oalere the party =AAR hi, get an *soot aw his behalf, Leif tatowd.o.lby Orierai the Word, A. H. CRAW. kaftan% INSANITY. I • This day were publlked, Rs ten Whims Ottawa, a sow Edition, conflderably enlarged and Improved, price Hie. In boards, OBSERVATIONS on the Nek ItIRE, KINDS, CAUSES, and PREVENTION of INSANITY. By THOMAS ARNOLD, Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficlasis, and of the Royal Medical Sodety of Edinburgh. Printed for RIAMARD Puti.ttrs, No. 6, Inidge.ftreet, Black friars, and fold by Thomas Combe,Liticdter, and by all Book. No►. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE GENTRY, CLEF t DY. AND Y EOIVIANRY, FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. Oateutaseatt, NIMATED by the reeeptinn I have met with 3 . 00 my Canvas, and by the Refoiution in my favorr of the County Fleeting. held this day, I look forward with confidence to the high and difiangnillted honour of being a third time teemed by you your Reprcientadve in Parliament . have the honour to bc, Gentlemen, With efteem and regard, Your faithful and much obliged humble fervent, November 3, tom. WM. OEARY. TO THE OFVTLEMEN. CLERGY, YEOMEN AND , IffitioEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. POLL for the County of Kent now being ce•• . 16 tab, a Subterlptiwn is open to defray the Expences of Sir William Geary's Elation, The Committee think it their duty to propoie this inesfere, taMH into theft enitedention the inunenfe furn of S 4 /Zeal which Os Wallas/us abase, aseadislis renown( this public cadre front his private fortune. Subfcriptions received at all the Country Banks In Kent. and at 'the Banking Houfes of Mail. Martin, Stone and Foote, and , Meffra Were, Bruce and Co. London. TO THE OEN CLEMEN. CI.EROY. AND OTHER FREE• HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON. O&NTLIMIW, HAVING been this day nominated to be again v turned as one of your itemefentatives in Parliament, mod the !hew of hands declared in my ismer, permit me to 'hearty attendance of my Friends at the Poll, which Is fst re Jtr WEDNESDAY, the nth intim , and to Wore you. that Ihodld be fo fixtuoato as to fucceed in the attainment of the obfeal of pin to, no pains will be (pared on my part to render myfelf de ferring of your future confidence and favour, by devoting myfeif to year kreke by every mans in my power. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful bumble fleitrant, 18:6. W. it,,CAR rwsuotir. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE BOROUGH OF IPSWICH. G zzzzz sate, IN the abfence of my honourable and gallant Col league, Captain Br , who is needfully attending his Duty In the Service of bis King and Country, I beg leave, In his name and my own, to return you our molt (mecca and grateful Thanks, for the va7 flattering and highly dilUnguilked honour which you have this day been pleated to confer upon us, in deeding • Repedestatives of your ancient and refpcdable Borough; and, for him and myfdf, I an lately and confidently make this Pledge, that the faded Trutt you have repofed in us, (hall be molt faith fully executed; and be effaced we hull feel it our duty, as it will be Mune inclination, to attend, at all times, to the Intends of oar Conftituents, ;rid that oar endeavours nue be dlreded to maintain inviolate, the different branched of our glorious Coufticu. than. I am. Gentlemen, With the deepeß Mule of gratitude and diem, Your faithful and devoted humble fervent, I Ipbsich,OG. ep, tBO6. RICHARD WILSON. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE BUR OES6k.S OF IPSWICH. 0 war, honour you have conferred on Captain STOPIIOII.O, by eicaing him one of your Reprafattatlvas In .Parliament, claims hie warmeft and moft lifters acknowledge ment. I lament, that In confequence of his unavoidable abfr:ce in the Smoke of oar Country, this Dury devolves upon me, feeling how inadequate I am to thank you, in terms fulliciently appropri ate for your generate and difiutcrefted fupport. You have, Gen. ticmen, in a manner peculiarly flattering. gratified the laudable ambition of my Honourable Friend, who will not fall to teltify, on all occa6ons, bow jultly fenfible he Is of the great obligations yno have conferred upon hint. And I beg leave to thank you for our polite mention tome. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient fervent, C. CUNNINGHAM. Ott. *9,1116. 10 'FHB WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE BOROUGH OF LANCASTER. Ostsivimesze, THE honour you have this day conferred upon me by unanieneeey elating me one of your liteprefentatives in Parliament &wands my molt grateful end fineerc dunks, an event which I mull ever confider the happieft and proudest of sty life. After baying fern amongft you the greateft part of my life, to receive fo decided a mark of your GITOIIf, may M. I hope, confi. doged the itrongeft proof that my COMIlla has met your approba. trim. Be altered, that it WU be my chief ftudy,by an unremitted attention to the geueral prolpetity of my native Town, the indivi- dual Interefts or the Freemen of this ancient Borougb,and the fup• poet of our molt glorious Conftkutiun to Church and State s to merit your future good opinion. 1 am, Gentlemen, with the remit refpedt, Your molt obliged, sod melt grateful bumble fervent, JOHN FENTON CAW THORNS. Wyrefide, November z, zio6. TO THR GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FR REHOLUWAS OF THR COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. GaNTLlkletf, THE warm aurances of fopport, which we have cootinned to receive. and the seal whlth has manlfcfted it in every part of the Connty.ln our favour, Induce tie moft earneftly to lack your attend•occ at the day of hirable, and to proceed to a Pod, to which we are determined to appeal. We have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your mach obliged and molt devoted fervent*, Winehefter, Odt. s 9, WILLIAM CHU CR. ,806. H. P. itTJOHN MILDMAY. The Sheriff ha. appointed Monday the Loth of November neat, for the Day of Median, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon. ----.---- COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. T a MEETING of the FRIENDS cf Mr. CHUTE and Sir HENRY MILDMAY, Bart and of the INIIISPENDENCE of the COUNTY, hoiden at the White Hart lon,in Winehefter, on Wedoefday, the syth day of Clidober, ao6, Slr JOHN POLLEN, Batt. Chairman. Refoleed Unaninsoully,Tlset it appearing to this Meeting. from an accurate inveßigation of the returns from the Agents of the different Wields the County, and the seal manifeßed by the Fi echolders to maintain their Independence, by the rapport of Mr. Chute and Sir H Mildenay, that there is a well founded affunince of Need-, it is recommended to them to perfevere In the comet, until it Hall be decided by a Pull, offered as they arc of the mull cordial rapport of their Friends 1 hat all the Expellees of conveying the Preeboldm to and the Place of Poll, and other neerffary Charges attendant thereon, ought to be paid out or the Subfeription of the Feedlot Jeri for carrying on the Cilb.elt, and that the Candidates be moll (smelly Intreated not to engage, by themrclecs or Agents, to in 'car any Fxpence whatever on that Account. That the local Committees In each Mari& from whore ex • erthma fo much advantage has been already detiv_d do continue thole exertions In firth ways as may be aloll conducive to twee., and partkultrly In railing farther Subferiptinps in ald of the General Fund ; and that the fame may be applied, In the firft place in defrayin the elpenery Is cornering Voters to aid from the Poll and in ru..h other ceceffery expenses as they Stall deers expedient and that th 4 entire direelton of the ens& of conveying Mc Free bolder* to and Crum the Poll be lett thair cllferesiott. Signed, on behalf of the M cling, JOHN POLLEN, Chairman. The CU tirmao having kit the Refolved umnimoufly, That the Thanks of the Meeting he given to the Chairman, for his impartial etmaluift thavin. OEUKUIi HOLLLS, SKretary• PAICK s,t4NCH GENERAL ELECTION. ROCHESTER ELECTION. Noaember the Gab, tlo6. I'HE Enemies of Sir SIDNEY SMI i'H, of England, and of all true Emil& feeling, baying ft edioully abided the Public Ear with the faite and fraudulent *flattens, that the Lied:on was over (to the defeat of Sir Sidney) and eyes contrived that the licwfpapera &could be imputed span, feu to infest the Names of Sir Siduey's opponents (Media. Calvet and Barnett) as duly returned for Itochclta—sTite mean and difgracc ful policy of this artifice Is too obvious to efeape the übfervation of the Rockefter Freemen, who, in their progrcfs to Rochelle:, hays this fisgitious fallacy thrown befere them, in hope that it would Rop their prAgrefs and damp their zeal. Be it then known to the Public, that the Poll at Rochefter Is NOT yet tided ; that Sir Sidney Smith has gained kiwi upon the Pull of Waled* ; two upon the Poll of this day (Tinwfday; the 6th of ICAeusber) ; that the majority maina Sir Sidney (oats vridsftansling n LA.. that has been perpetrated againft him) it only eleven ; and that If Sir Sidney's Pekes& will not be duped by the bah ftratagems to retard their coming to itneladier, they are Rill be IA time to rekne Rocheßer from infamy—to contribute I to the general joy of England—and prevent the Mellen gratifies. Bon to England's deadlicti toe, Bonaparte, who, Voith ell lib con. juefts, has we hem abk to conquer Sir Sidney Smith. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF LITCHFIELD. (1.11171.RWL/4 WE return you our mett fincere Thanks for the diftinguifhed honour conferred on us by your Eledilea. and for the very flattering fupport you have afforded us. We beg to Aim you. Gentlemen, that we Stall carer:fly ea. deavour to difcharge with fidelity the duties you hare Impofed ea us, and to dcfcrve your confidence by • firm attachment to the Conftitutional Lihntles of the Country, sod a particular attention to the intereits sod Welfare of this City. We have the honour or being, With every fentimcnt of gratitude and refped, Gentlemen, Your greatly obliged and very faithful Semites, George Inn, Litchfield, G. ANSON. Nov. 4, tSoifi. G. G. V. VERNON. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF WILTS. C. YEW. HAVING had the honour at a very numerous and molt refpatable Meeting of the County. held here this day, of being unaninsoefly nominated as proper paella to reprefent you in the mining Parliament, we beg leave to return you our heartfelt thanks for the fame. And as you have afforded us the eonadent taped/don of experiencing the fame unanimity on Monday eat (the day of Eketion) permit us to affure you that we will exert our utm•lt abilities in &charging the nulls to be repaid in us, by nuintaining with manly limn& the true and emanational handl. of our King sod Country, and by a zealous and unremitting attention to the coneerns of this County. We are Gentlemen, Your much eldigedond faithful humble femme, HENRY PENRUDDOCK WYNDHAM. RICHARD LONG. Daises, November 5, eic4. WILTSHIRE. AT a museums and refpedable Meeting of Gnu damn, Clergy, and Froehohlon, held at Devizes, the Ida day of November, 'Sod, to confider of end norninate proper Per rone to reprefent this County la the mining Parliament, purruant to Notice ghee for that purport. JOHN PAUL PAUL, Efq. Sheriff, In the Chair. Refolved Unaninsoully, Ambrofe Goddard, Efq. having declined to offer bimfrif fog the Reprefentation of this County. That the thanks of this Meet ing be given to him for his long upright and independent coodud In Parliament for the IA 34 faced:Eve years. Henry Penruddocke Wyndham, Efq. being preterit, and pro- poled by Sir WilliaM Peirce Anse a'Coutt, Baronet, and fecanded by John Hungerford Penraddocke, Efq. and Richard I ong, Efq. aro prefent ; and prupofed by Thomas Grave, Efq and reminded by Francis Warneford, Efq. so Candidates to reprefent the raid County— Rafolved Unsnimoully—That the raid Henry Penmddoeke Wyndham, and Richard Long, Efq. be put In nomination ac cordingly. That an Ordinary be provided at the charge of the Eledters on Monday next, the loth day of Mmember inftant, at the Spread Beet Inn, in New Sarum, at three o'clock, being the day ap. pointed for the County tketion at Wilton. Signed at the requeft of the Meeting, JOHN PAUL PAUL, Efq. Shoat The Thanks of this Meeting were imanimoidly given to the Sheriff, for convening and prodding at the fame time. 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