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lEVER ACTT.I --ROYAL. DRU T h ENT EV EN IN4 Their Majesties' Servants will in sive aac, called. THE ASSIGN AVith new Scenes, , The CII.IIVAIrt by Mr. Wrong Mon, Mr. 11. Sid , lons, Mr. De Caw AV. , ,,rzer, Mr. Polley; Miss Pope, Mist Kay, Mrs. I f Acme, Prologue to be spoken tat by Mics Duncan. rn win ,h will be added, _ T HE H LYING (I,yfels, Mr Cartes; Sharp, Mr. .v. e ; Kitty Pry, Mies Mellon. .r 4l,o tt , w, 35th time, Teketi ANL., Itallet,esimrsed by Mr. a ;-1 the cowrie ..f a tew days. A New Operatic "twee, is twn gas, THSATRE-ROYAL t HIS PRESEN EVENI A 60 be ailed.. CimPtedy. RULI A WIPE AND Hi Tim Dien of Medina, Mr. Brunton Fahey ; Michael Perez, Mr. Lewis • Leon, Mr. IC"mbte; Cacafugo, Mr. St. Lower ; Fshfanis, Mrs. Glover. To .h. it will be a d ded, • New Pantomime. c. HA LiSQUiN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR. THE GOLDEN EGG. Mother Goose, Mr. Simmons; afterwards Harlequin. btu IC:ne, and Mr. &Irina, Jun.; 'Squat lArgk, afterwards C10w... Mr. Grimaldi; Cabin Soy (with a fall, Master &Raley ; Colioetta, afterwards Columbine, Miff Brads To-sisorrour s , Speed the rough; widailledesela mid Meeker G use Gee The Golden Fag. siesiesiens. THIRD [HORT of r. , e JUNIOR R ITS WONDER FUL AOHJTT en eh. MIFF R Me TWIR WPCS of caossmANl "'Ahem* PEA SANT. he. with A FAVOURITZ BALLET. and one POPULAR NEW, PANTOMIME, Piled NARLEQUIN Pl. ,ctA is . r. Awn-ars OLYMPIC PAVILION, rawcAsn.r. sTKIEtT, STRAND. IF.uablisbeil be Authority of the reiCluemberlain.) THIS PI WENT WEDNESDAY. and ever, Evening uteri terthw Note". a Favourite Danea, The HI REF NI AN RE 1 PERS Princioid Dancers. NI.. C Du Mrs. Piaui,. EXTRAORDINARY EQUESTR IA N ieclud,ng AIt„CRAASMAN'ti DRUNKEN PEASAN r, ant HOESENIANIMp...-s,..ging, by Mr. G Swot). `lr. Johnston tad Mrs. Owe Idualet I).#s perfnrot their touch Metered aatirrid en Ter" Hanes. —. And, Gag the tbied time, she celebrated JUNIOR RICHER ash go ibtsegS b 4 ektatal sad truly areei.iiine yw.fewan.vaea ti.. That r ROPE ~Tltstvbtda weeudsrh with • Hasitoois Fieneinese, 11, , t ap an., die dire 'inn of Mt. Dreenian„ called, PI ARLEINJUF PUMA- R or, Tile GIG rnc GHOST. Hatiedeik Ile. Crew neap; art! Co ecoi, sir Dmi. es lie ergot at belf pest Ilia; and a. begisat Seven Wan es. Pie I. Oel'ety Is --Plena eti be taken of MA. Cesteell. at ilia Lis 9liaa, hem Owen till Time. ii.•_rpja g y meg; ;wing the Skis M Jawspary, theme will be we lieekinuance psalm mesa.. ......-----..—..wswweysnoewowweewswwe..vmayeseysiwwwiwrwwyee NEW THEATRII6-1/111 Whall STRAND, OPPOSITE THE ADELPHL Licensed be the Right Hnn the I.nrd Cliambeylain. TtS PRESENT EVENING. , WiDNES DAY, i.e le, HMI, and easy ataday, Wednesday, need Frilap, well be perfume:et...— Part the Vara. a New Moistest rem, with Reeitatien, in Two Pert:, entitled RURAL VISITORS; or, SINZO LARITY ; wh eh will Ive innevelisend m the following memo. 8 "" : -6 "duevon• 50 *R. Ewer awake ....Re, it. Masque. twin.—tiring, The ZePhf r --Retie. Rube sr write and eeni• pose a Modena Oma.--Soag„ The Irish G.d.w-Illept Whet 'a sbe Nrwi ?--Dtim.—Recit. The Denise Deeted.--Seeg, Mitt ore Courtship—Reek Singularities—Send, Richard end Rate -.Retie The twos.* —fiees..wirinale. The whole Wyllie's. Salm* Ctieerised, and vial M Svallhti. Suez, and Aceompanied, hr Miss Sees Part the Second?, a THUNDER STORM, in wh eh will be intredeted an estrossye SPECTREOIARGY el she GHOSTS and VISIION•RY APPEARANCES el Dierim . gstiched Characters a the Llead and Abediit, rn every sheen in different parts a Europe with wetile,rel wed s as w.th abundance of Original Matter. illustrated wills Illererisal Remarks. P.,t the Third, an entire New and baberestiog Spectacle, Mormentinc, apparently in the Air, an ANCILNT GRAND RA rn,,a in SI .11.X.IVE, in which several Thousand Pa gurea, anted its the Costume of their time, ale it.. engaged, at said by Godtrey of Houillues to have appeared to his. while be bed this Chnsilen army under the walk of Jerusalem. To conclude with an elegant wirw.conetructed Artificial FIRE-WORK. en a Temple seperbia illumisated -.The wbv.le accone,c n .4 with impropriety Music. Price of Aintlysinn : Paters 4s. l'it I, 6d.—Donis apes at - F. i't-iew Serest, begin at Llght...-Places for the Boxes may be taVrri a.- the Theatre, front eleven till three. ••• miss ante Song. the favourite Entertainment of The Kart. performed furty.six nights with unbounded ap platt.e, are nu:dished, and mar be 'tail at the Theatre, of the ktinertakers. NEXT WEDNRSDAY, THr.lt'sT DRAWN TICKET WILL BE ENTITLED TO THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. FIIICKETS and SH A RES an selling, warrant ed Undraern, at 4, CORN I I ILL, and 9. CHARING.CROS‘, WI. ere Twenty C. 1441 Prises were shared and sold in the last •sr. The fo.llowins a the State or the wine!, 3.... PM.% 4.. 30,00111 c.....Prize.01....L.3,000 of.. 20,000 I 0 .. 1,000 tttr. •.• All bt:sulest in the Public Funds transacted with Ha li') .144... patch be T. 11511. fte TIIE PRt/PRIFITORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LaUlaa Atilt C;IN I t 6.1111111. THE vety generous and distinguished support with whith I olive been hoirnired during the short pe rm ern, railys•s, from the death of Sir Stcrhen Lushing ton, both ilemands and secures my warmest ; it has tarressol my osiainat confidence in ;.roposing myself tontl the importaat nation of a Seat in tit, DlfeCtnXl—ln ambition to .111 , 11 1 ahOUltll.l,7ll.r itave aspired, had not a lance portion of to the Conyany's seri ice; and ('nut lard from all sem:lntik purmits adul t sod leiuire, I humbly prentinit, unitedly respective thi.scs of this great trust, and plerluei which I out live .4 eisiduity and he ...ogee( it. I therefore take slut opportunity '4lllllly &vibration for your 4nfftagra Of and shall feel most grateful Ins your Sul. Permit inc also to all, that I am wine . Ins in,Wvr, total, my peoinuel respects to Air.etnr, es mutt as the tillOrucce.ary for so ow will pern.it. bottom to lx, wan great res:' , cr. 'men, Your faithful and u:,eliont Sensor, all IfVl7. ROSES I %Ms. Centaur Williams, area 'mostly entwated to 's Head Tavern, its We Peu , try, uu Modems ‘'eleck. Cogrotl,_ of Hi Pittyjobty's t.. Soinbibtron and to be Find for by Buts, payable with ly• NOM, h'ieety Dort after Date. The Coiduidiu of tkt ContreA nay k rent at thin Secretary's OA•r. N. word arid bit had to soy Tender w r .1.-6 the Pri..e shall 400 lot worttod in rorda at brook, or thy , di •14 not be dety.ered $ the bored before One ?Clock the wed F ri g t ,. the 6d 4 nl Fieryney 111441. rear %..M at Pittston rho ...ice, the Touter, or wine Pew *4 Ma Nagai, attends, to answer when called j.r. Ist and 2d Regiments of Life Guards; the late lit and 14 Troops of kin.se Gua,ds ; the late Ist ►ud fd Troop a Base Grenadier Guards; the ROVili Horse Guards (B:ues); the D.JltuonGuaids ; the 3d, 4.n, and 7th R• proems of Hume ; w.th those Irvin the Ist to the 4th Regiments of Dragooos, inclusive. On Tuesday, the 17th January.—The Pemberton from the Sth Dragoons, w•th all the remaining Regiments of Dragoons, the Feneth , c Cavalry, the Hrtt:sh Legion 01 Hors*, and those front C.* Royal %Vagewl r:nn Can Wednesday, the nth January.— he Pensioners from the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards. On Thursday, the nth January.—The Pensioners (rent the 2d Regiment of Foot Guards. _ _ . (in Today, the SOth January.-.. The Pensioners from the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards _ . Or Saturday, the 31st January.—Those from the Ist to the 9th ltegi tnents of Foot, inclusive. On Monday, the 2d February -t-Those from the 10th 1, the 51001 Regiments of Foot, 111CItelIWe 011 Tuesday, the 3.1 February—Those from the 21at to the 30th Regime Is of Ft.et, inclusive. Or, tVedneslay, the 4th Fat...oats , —Coosa from the:3lst to the Citli Regiment. of FV.t, sicluei,e. 011 fhurs lay, the Sib Featuatv.—Those from the 4Gth to the 56th Regiments of Fout, inclusive On Friday, the Gth February —.These from the It9th to the 65th Regiments of Toot ' inch, ive. On Saturday, the it h February.—Those from the 66th to the 76th Regiments of Fort. inelu , ive. Ott `lttotlaY• the 9th February.—Those from the 77th to the 104th Regiments of Foot, inclusive. Ott Tuesday, the 10th Fel:stoney. —Those from the 101st to the 1324 Regiments of Four, incliestve......A ?PI the Pensioners from the Rimer and Queen's German Recim-nte, the African Coro. Loral Inch, Lord Strathaveres, Majur Elfertrs, wed Festreee Corns, tine Queen% Ra.igers, Fend'''. Corot, Role' Garrison Batts nvn, Cinque Port, and Lancashire VO NA...ors. the Revel Hospital C..rus, the Royal Veteran Batta lion., welt the Royal GJlliann ail tatiollll. 0,1 Wednes 'ay, the 11th Fetiivary —The Pensioners bum the Soo Indeenderst Companies of Insole* oath shoat horn the l.oiimed Regiments of Martinet; also these from the On Thursday, the 12th February —The Lettermen at Is. per day; the Serjeant. from the Fri it Guards, at Nine pence tee day ; also the Sarjeants disbanded from the late Independ ent C.nwpaines, who receive Is per day ; with those Serjeants d 'charged, on account of blindness, at Is. 6d. and Corporals at Is. 2d per day tin Finlay, the 13th February —These Privates discharged, on account of blindoess, at Is per day ; with those discharged from the Royal Veteran Battalions, who receive the increased Pension of Is. pet day. On Saturday, the 14th February _The Pensioners diseharg. ed hem the Royal Veteran Rattaliens, who receive the locums. rad pension of 3,1. per day ; also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the late First and Second Troops of Hurts Guards. And that all Out-petitioners, as well Letter men as others, belonging to the said Hospital, she live ate greater distance than twelity•five miles from London, and those in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and com manded, after the filth of June neat, and after every succeed ing Ysth olJune and djtii tsf Dece,,ber, until further (sitters, t, apply to one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they reside, and stake the following Affidavit, which tile said Nlagistrate for tile County, City, Bu rn or Riding, before when,the Pensioner appears, will sign and date, via. came before me, one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for she County of , and made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of Chelsea Hospital, on the day of , 17 or lb , from Regiment of , commanded by ea. then iged years, was discharged for and that lie is no otherwise provided for by the Petilie, but as a Pensioner of the said Hospital, at per day, and now lives in the Parish of , in the County of Sworn before me, this day of 190 ." The Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, dated and attested Mr a Magmata.- i•. to be pat in a cover, and sent by the General Piut, directed them : To the Right Hon. the Pay •Gen. Horse Guardia, Loerion," and to mark in the earner of th • cover ' " Chelsea Penstaniaes Affedavits." And Counterparts, or Duplwatee of the said Affinity's., ore to be reserved by the Gut Pensioners reaped ively, to he exhibited to such persons as shall be threat:4 to !ray them, that they Dray be minified that all such as in., Jnm G ut- Pensions are the reel Persons eatithei to receive the same. And to the end that the Commiationert for the Affairs ofChelsea Hospital may be &eluded that the Permieneri r.re the *aim' Persons who have paired their Exarnmanen, it it hereby further directed, that arch of them who have served in, and have been discharged Item, any of the Regiments, or Inalsundent Companies of In valids, or Royal VllO.lll Battalion., are not to mention in their Affidavits such Regimens or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalion., in which they served last, but the Regiment, Troup, or Corps of the Army hem which they wore first discharged end rerommenderl, and received at Chelsea Hospital. And as the General Payments in Great Britain end land, at the gad of the minting six months, are generally regu. Wed by the places of residence mentioned by the Pensioners, whet are mustered at Chelsea lit persons, or in the body of the peeeminig half-yearly Affidavits of thes e who beast a &mance, et to hereby ordered arid dire&el, that is. Person who shall change the place of his Abrade, time is at his Muster, or speci fied in hie Affidavit aformaid, and who may apply for his Pen sion (ramping to the Officers of baeise isesiest each Plate of Abode), shall movies UN ewe, widow it appears, by the certi• kale of orpollable pereons. that sock oweinval was through unavailable nemesity, which he ne they mold not Imams, er prevent ; and thee if any Pemobamor shall (module slip mower to re•mive a double payments. the Peer% ort rter as Cliebes, or at different places, he shall boathook Mr the Lids. Lady—lt is nai led, thtt IMO will be e.terr4 umos the Pan Lists of the sail Hospital, or be entitled is receive any b.• neat therefrom, who shall riot act agreeing, lode/re (inlets end Directions, particularly in eroding their Halnyeerly Attrition to the Payntaiter-General, fie shove directed., and to no other Olifieyi winch Several of the Penaiserrs Arms alma abbot Dr gterrea r 4 10, Or reat them itrvilthady N ottme Derrhnesta. O•AUtr, Secretary eat! Raffrikan. Samuel Geo'', Ansaia, In: Whitbreed_, Lop C.lnoill Homo Reben Folio's', Esq. Geode Illibbvt, Fol. After being sworn, they were appointed to Inset to :In row morning (this day), at tea o'clock, to consider the merits of the Thetford Petit:Mt. Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice, that toostor-i row he would move for the produaion of moues Papers, from the Commissary-Ceemerars Office, to illustrate the charges contained in the Third Report of Military Incoiry. On the Motion of Mr. JOHINSTONE, the fal lowing Papers were ordered to be laid before the House : An Account of ali the Pennons, gnaw+ by am Gait% • from the lit of April, 150 S, to theist et Jereasey, rio fir as the Isere could be made up. Aerobiit o'? all the tier Ofdore created. and Ariaddern le the S lanes of Public Vass, brtirnet tboolore periods, se far es Great Britain. Air Account of all the Persian,. granted by the Crews. betwixt the some Pealed, so tar as notes hdasees and den ao Account of the nentrorealled Oates, and the Adeltroted Se.aries In that curintry. Mr. liobhouse brought up the Report of the Committee of Supply ; and the Resolution for rais ing one million by Irish freasery Bills was read and agreed to, and a Bill ordered accordingly. Mr. HERBERT moved, That a Coosiosuee Is appointed to consider die Aa of Jams, the First, relative to Oak Bark, and to re po rt their (*Moo and observations thereon to the Horse." This Motion was seconded by Mr. PLUMER, because he thought it w's extremely hard that doe clause of that Aft should be proposed to be repealed, while all the other absurdities of it remained la It was then agreed to, and a Committee accord. ugly appointed, and ordered to sit, notwohstaadiag any adjournment of the House. Mr. C. W. Williams Wynne, pursuant to order, presented an account cf the effedive number of the Volunteers, from the Ist of January, 11106, down to the latest period. Mr. C. W. W. WYNNE, in pursuance of bit Notice, then moved for leave to bring in a Bill for continuing for a time, to be limited, certain Ada which passed ten years ago, for preventing the D E . sertion of Soldiers and Sailors ; and also for leave to bring in a Bill for preventing Clandestine Import. atious.—Leave given. SCOTCH CLERGY. The LORD ADVOCATh. of SCOTLAND moved the second reading of the Bill for increasing the stipends of the Clergy of Scotland. Mr. PERCEVAL objecied to the El, as being unnecessary and improper, in so fa i r as it went to suspend certain laws, at the same time that there was a change in agitation, in regard to the laws of that part of the United Kingdom. It tended to shew a di,trust in the Court or Session as at present constitute.!, and an intimation that there was a sort of understanding amongst those persons who were seeking aogrnentations, to prevent former ads from operating, in order to get from this supreme court, what they could not get from any other. At all events, this was, in his opinion, an improper time for such augmentation taking place. D Mr W. UNDAS said, that the present meeo sure was far from beii intended to create a dis trust in the Coort of Session, but to induce the Clergy not to neglect their duty. Mr. FRANCIS HORNER delivered his opiair n upon the Bill, at considesable length, and espleimed to the House to powers rested in the Court of Ses sion. He highly approved of the proposed Bill. and mid coat it was by nu means in hostility to the intentions of that Court. Comiderab:e misconception appeared to run through the argu ments of the Right Hon. and Learned Gentleman who had spoken upon this subject from she other The LORD ADVOCATE added, that he be; - ged to be understood as not to be one who was ir. dined to bring forward any Bill, in the least degree disrespectful to the Court of Session, which it would ill become him to do, as he was one who had prac tised before that Court, with the utmost comfort and happiness to binwelf, fair a wood of no less than thirty years. It was a measure chiefly intendo ed for the relief of that very Court, where there had been of late an oppressive load of business. His • :ewe at the same time were such as were friendly to the Clergy of the Church ct Scotland. and to the inte rests and honour tit Cie country, in sects. isig to th t body nt men who striated i i religious duties, that maintenance which the laws had provided fur them, I and the settlement of all disputes in be easiest and most convenient manner. Os late there bad been 149 claims tor asigmestetMas, or in of e. words, $49 seats has tilted before the Court of session. This he waeroly alluded to ass reason for the inttodoctioa sf most sects nrcaoire as that he new prornaJ. Mr. sitAct.s isotrasz said. be theest.t 1 ' i .4 4 7 4 r - KUNIIIER 1268.) NEVER A TITEATRE•ROV %1., MHIS PRESENT EVE bunt e..ttrcly .1 ever ; thiv tener,ence qnvirry tie for the I %der the 5t11,4 Madge now an the di•vto..tee ilf get !.ect: ,1. twee the L 7., Cectant, a paa 61 th-t pet..al. I evert riertknt within MOS im4ovs.la,tl Plorro 9/Menage a ~1a... ei I hue• tne knit.% /rte. and Gentian v. 1:111 H SI, Jae The Fnehtle of Cai /lieu; kol a '. Nt 11 teal, as Ow v'clu . -----.7 - • -...ggir - •:-...---.--- . n- - . --%!/ 7 • 11 - e * ,-. te. % 1 . 444/4 /PPIMINOIIiirf7 . . • v. ' .. . ir" • A • S , . , E. , ..$ 4 . • .. . tO ? • • 1' • • Ale ,• 1 4 41 - ":"V vlst ., •It ''''.W ! 'rm. .• ( 4 111111 t • _...... S. er • v'' • . -- . / / A & . AL ' ...... .". -. < 1 -- • .‘" • ft - bt 44 rtt to 1 6 -7 ----'-----,. ----....--___ _ ______ ______ _____ _„.._ __ _ • .._,....,_______________ . , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1807. j ...** ernii. • . E SP:PENCE. . 141—;— PRIC / I• ' ....-..... . --.---wo.-...--.....-- —. --.. _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ._„_ _ - -- _ .. - .___ . ( - - - -r-- ----- •min CTLD. VICTUALLINGe.OFFICE, JAN. 17, 1807. This Day Is published, in Octavo, peke I. std. IlleEtt/A I. PARLIrI MtNT. DRURY-LANE. AN ESSAY on OPHTHALMIA; with Outer- NING, Jan. 28, 1807. T HE COMMISSIONERS for ratio/hoz His tattoos on ins hted,cAl Treatment. HOUSE OF LORLIS , JAW. 17. AI ojeoth's Nary &hereto gist h'stire, Thot on IcEDNES- wdi perform a New Comedy. .. • , .._ l, 11 .OK 2 8 t h instant, they will be ready to rcrerre Ten- By HENRY REID, Surgeon of the 89th Regiment. The Marquis of Waterturd. Earl of Albemarle, den in Wrinag, (sealed up), and fret for wh.,t 14 , noliead, NATION. Bartel, Eilderkin, /Aid, Leong and Short Pink and Swett Sold by John,Murray, 32, F ier-metes, L 0.400. _______ and VesCount Sydney , took the oaths and their Doan, Dc. HAZEL. WOOD HOOPS ( nissoerable to tie -Samples to he BRITISH LYI N G-1s• HOSPITAL , FOR MARRIED teats. liton, Mr. Filiation, Mt. Ban- predated Kith th e feeders) our he ranged t:o. the Senior of th., WOMLN ; In the further hearing of the Appeal Came, Sir Camp, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Depertinent, for ake coring Twelve Months; to be stslivereo /I•OMMLOW , LONS.AVIS, Jon. 23, 1107. Watkin Lewes and Daughter tr. Morgan and ethers, ar, Miss Duncan, Mrs. H. iiii• the rainalfiree Sore. as NrptiOrd ; end to be paid for by TV OTICE is hereby given, That the HALF- the Attorney-Gen era l heard • beha lf of the teatin e, Mi-s Mellon. Rills pepaide , wash interest, Meets Davi after Uwe. I. N YEARLY GENERAL COURT of the COVER- Respondents. ' l ice further consideration was ape by Mr. Bartley, and the 734 Dandisioas el the Coined may be seen at the Seers- HORS ef this CHARITY, is to be held at the Illo.(nial, on tares Office. FRIDAY next, being the 30th ,meant, at 12 o'Clock At noon. pointed for to-morrow, at half-past two o'clock. to led, the Farce of N. reined wilt be had N ano Terrier, in whirls the Print shall By Oides of the Cumicittee, W. TVWI), whith time the House adjourned. VALET. net be bimetal N Words at leagth. or Air shall not be deneer.d G. TRUWHITT, f Secretaries. dr. Mathews. Melissa, Mks is the Boone twice Oise o'citek, es the .aid Irednesuay, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JAN. 19, 1807. HOUSE OF COMMONS. de 2814 infant; Nee mark the Perron who moires the !curb?, li. or moo Person oh bit behalf, attends to wiser rhea totted T HESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable r. D'Egville, will be produced for. the Lord, and others, Commissioners for managing the The Speaker took the Chair this day at half-art Affairs of Use ROYAL HOSPITAL. at CHELSEA, to three o'clock ; and as soon se a su ffi cient number of -_._ atts, is also in reltgaoal. vicTunLunriiwrice, JAI , - v 2,18 7. give Notice, that all Out Pen,ioneri. (as well Lettermen as M em b ers was collected, the, proceeded to ballot others) to longing to the said Hospital, residing in London, or THE COM NISSIONER.S for I' alloolliv His for a Committee, to consider the Petition corneal'. OVEN r-GARUEN. -11 Majeste% Name. do herer , . yea Notice, That ow rfti• within twenty-five miles theoeof, are required to appear per. . : NING, Jan. en, 1807, DAY, the (ilfi if Feb nor « arc, they midi be recta to ',retire winsllt and regimentally, at the Secretary'a Office, in the sa.al Id .spital, on the respective Days undeimentioned, heal Nine in o f an undue Elation and Return for lhrtfure, in the county of Norfolk. The names of the Mem- ailed. Temliesta in widely (se into ep ) ai l ) HAVE • A win. HuNDIED cHAL DOWNS of PI r C'S T'APerFIituTR4HouREI4E **Puck m the Morning until Three in the Afternoon, when bets so appointed on said Committee, stood thus :••-••• th y will be paid Half a Year: Pension in advance, to Nil p as ,. 6, 4 ,441. Eiq. Lila VIIMPIIIIIMI Primrose tunings ; Juan do Castro, Mr. COALS. sr COALS or owl goad, s , t . 'l.• ainiered in a summer next, with an Augmentation, in proportion to their Char!es i Yllato, Esq. Jolla Friar, gm. Pis; Alwiab ; Mr. Claremont; whole Cargo or Corset , : onicAolf Oleo rot as ire , * at p o W ile, etc. Waddy. m argar i ta, m r ., and the it,., hely in eM spate of Two Minolta, flues the Dote disability and . length of selvice.aeee , d•iill ro Hie Majesty's aew Robert Fergesion, lest. Attains filkaibraga. 14- . or the Cnstroet, Fluids end Weigher p. •••notitag, adoegside glee Re ' .illations in their favour. he The Hon. W. H. Lktleton T AIM. ClarkClarkDonis New Pantomime. called, Merl ay' His hddisoen's Vieliaallsoz P. 40,1141 at i.l.mosioi cut .On NI ntichy , the 2Fith JanuAry..-The Pensioners film the Sir Robert Williams, Elsa. Lent Headley 1 w. ..—......-- ---- . ~.. -, 4.- ... N.., ........u. ...;•A /... l•t and 2.1 Regiments of Life Guard.: the late Ist and 24 a.m... Ans.., Can Iloalaftml ifirkiairreil_ KARL itTr ) rnotr ON WEDNES DAY NEX r the First-drawn "elm eel 1e outfitted to I FlUtTlf TletitniAND POUNDS.—Tookoom and Skives, vagamassid Utter - awn, age now imo &Moat Macaw H&44110. awl CO.'S LalFee, Roy 4 twiny. 6 *Sem No. 64,490, Itre-diaren in the pre sent Labor.. 11: MOl. ; No.? 3.611, fltssollawn on 114 thbd doh IMO'S.; and 1.. 646. a 1... as td 3,0001. on Thomism, doe lIIIId lostain, were all sold i.g Shares fIROOICE asd CO. 237, reirtvalully snooping the row% thin the Fcrerah Dar el Drawing will be NUT WEDNESDAY, when the First Drawn Ticket will be entnied to amen. 'rackets and Shares, warranted en dwise, may be had es the shrive Office, the 'noee iDi the addeneesr•llltoolGE and CO. have sold Twenty-five Shares sleepiest Mass, within the last Ten Months. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the First drawn Titbit on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Ott of Fetwoary. The very RICH STATE of the WHEEL. $ Friar at 1.31,0 1 4 jII Prises of L. 5,000 WAS f • Itra dm OIL Slake IS. patowit the rood falowahle time for adventuring in tho wary. nestm and SHARES, warranted un drawn. eantlawo en Sole at the !Meese, comer .4 Reisk.beild. ergs, Coesblioiallittesn' U. Gets the King's.movnt, out ing-ass. by MOIAILDSOi`4, GOODLUCK, aged CD. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF CANTERBURY. Beneutaraw, IT is utterly impossible for is to express the Sentimoots of gratitude I feel Sil your Wild partiality in any Voyeur, on snbroitting inyself a Candid►tes to supply the Vacancy in your Representation, occasioned by the recinit Death of Mr. Simmons, and for the success I mot et* daring my glen Canvass. It was morn my intention to loppM Mr. Sawbreise, and the footmen I received hos Letter, inhuming me he ismonded c o min g forward, I withdrew my pretensions, being themeoghly sensible that Mr. Sawbridge's claims on you wore M► superior to mine ; and being well acquainted with that Gentleman's principles and worth, I am truly anxious that he should be one ni your Repismmiatives. Had any other pinion Mined himself for our choice, I should out have tensed, after the very flattering encestltarilMCit I net with. Illetarre me, it would ham b... 1 my greate - 4 pride te ham had so distinguished an honour conferred nit use, as being one of the Representatives of this Independent and Ancient City; and, I trust, my conduct would have merited your apprs..t.t -r,.,n. The welfare and interest of the City MCanterbury would ere, have ►een my highest consideration. I mutt again glum you, year kind promises of support are iudehbly impressed on my beast and i raceme, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble Servasit, Chalitotvplate, Jan. 20, IS , 7. ROBERT FOOTE. VICTU ‘LLING-OFTICP., .1 as ID. 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for Yithiauuer His N.., 40 kat•ba gse Aw.re. That TUES DAY, the 111th Feeranot, Aee inn it reads to i-tirr Tenders Wesse l , ( sotsod aw. toms tar TKO HUNDRED TONS af MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to Se oastee , ..4 to smotisl,s to be isnaiscote sada sao Tostebers. t 4 4 elaike , od 84 she thici.ei Pea wok at tes • . s of fro* Fail to Piety Tau r r 11. ek, leho 'be rteintalike lyre • il.pgiord for THREE HUNDRED SAGS eiCINTIS.I Nun. el dm youth of the le., II 6, kaneartruble $9 ANION to be predmiel rte. ale Traders, sad to he ehoolereete.. 111 Nam lasfannight. by Weakly pimportiuns, into the Stoma* Dessibrid. tOu dos in a Wok Ws aM Sess. at Paitsmouth ; and 10G ditto dun ditto. at Plymouth; 74 isksis to 44 pa. t •er w Ril0„ make, WWI Muria, ,ter Dees. Ti. ammo. iy alte Centna.ts key k tem at the Seceeteey'b OAR. Nev em' sill es had es son is the Pelee shell . seek ironed is Words at poe, o• VIA/ WI he SMOVIS MO AS Beard Wei Use s'osscs, Ise seta T11(4...1N, Ma 10th tr Febentry MIA ; UPI SAMS eke Person oho swam tar Tender, SS SW Pons. se Si. Igehat, ohmic to as SI SPAM CAS/ or. STAY* LOTTIAY. eTVi TIM T WHEEL EVER KNOWN. F (ltBr. TWEET. WEDNESDAY . ir. 11, twit be iatielert to 1111161110 POUNIXS. Owe id R beel. II 1 • 112,0 ( 10 2 4 V et. it-. &a PRESENT PRICE . Tidal. -21 lON. Half Llt) li 01 COMA L. 4 13 6 ewer/ b 1./01 etittrenth 1 11 0 The oily Capital Prins already Drawn, nt the resent Lottery, are— No. 114,00 21,006 03,110 lO,OOO 046 Alba all sow in Storm