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.i . ,4 NI Fla 997.) KING'-THEATRE, HAYMARKET. rro-MORROW EVENING, March 8, will 1 be pre.ented. a Grand Serious Opera, encyt e d LA MORTE DI CLEOPA ERA. Cho.u•ses, New Scenery, Dresses, Decorations, 3re. pie Music cmnposed by the celebrated teasnlini„ in Halt, for Madame Gras.ins, and never performed in this country. The Yrinrinal Charatter. ny Madame Grat.ini and Mr. Hraham. End of the first Act , • DIVERTItiEMENT. Xnd of the Opera will be rwrtorme I, the Grand Ballet, entitled LA SURPRISE DE DIANE; Ou, LE TRIO L'.& Inuit. Coinvosed by Mon.. Ft mei iev rtirk FRE-Kul AL. DRURY-I.AM? TO-MORROW EVENING, March 8, Their Msjest,e.' Servants Mitt AO the C. , liedy of LOVE FOR LOVE. lir Sampson ',rend, Mr Dow ; Valentine. Mr Ellirton ; s "d a l, Mr. Marrytoote; Pen, Mr 81..m.ter; Fore.ight, Mr. MstVews. Ansclica, Mite Duncan ; Mrs. For-sight, Mrs. 30imetene; Mrs Fraii, Miss Pope i Mu k , pr o ,. m u , To which will be added, the Musical Farce,' called OF AGE TO-MORROW. _ _ Boren WiPinltorst, Mr lieo:sister; ftrem Piffleberi, Mr arumback, Mrs. Spaiks; Sophie, Miss tlelleway ; Mins, MOS D. Camp. 1 , 41n , 1,v. The a.itli The W.-atherrock. NEVER ACTED. TIIFATRE-ItUYAL, Cc/VENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING. March e, will be acted, a Nev Comedy, in five eels, e tiled A HEN!' TO HUSBANDS. The Characters by Mr. C. Remble, Mr. 11. Johnston, Mr. Fau •t. 4r Brunton, Mr. Pope, Mr. Farley, Mr. Emery, ge, luau:hard, hltss Small, Mr Glover, Mr:. Emery , &c. Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Prot:tun, Ail the Emlogue bv Miss Smith. TIP which esili M ad.lerl, the Murizat Eatettainmeat of ROSINA. taviite, Mr. Inch.don ; Capt. Relvi!le, Mr. Hill. Rosins, •M's Atkins; DOrCall, Mrs. Emery. The Farce of "We Fly by Night," wi'l ►e repeated every 1111 further ileum. ' On.kTORIOS. THEATRF.-ROYAL, COVENT GNRCIF.N. • PRESENT EVENING, March 7, will I be performed the SACRED ORATORIO of VAL LI. GRO IL PENSIEROSO, written by Miiton, sad som t.osed be G. F. I laiii!,l. Part LI Grand htsceilaneous AR ...Overture. Ariadne. Labor's Myron. verse, Mr. &ahem 'Great God whatdo I see.' -.Air, Mrs. Bland (1:v desire) • New bles.ongs.' Dr. Ame Too, Mena .ibboiii;Pyue and Doyle' Disdainful of danger.' Judas AtiC.—.Cs•a.ta, Signora.Storace s Mad Sm' Pince! Air Mr. Brabant, end Chorus Come if you dare.' Pu r eel.— Song, Mrs. Diekons He was oyes unto the blind.' Oinnipo fence -.Snag, Mr.. Salmon • S.w, see the kind indulgent • Bach.—.. Grand Chorus, ' The Lord shall mien.' Is. in Egypt. End of Fart H. havii's favotaite Concerts,te. for Vpilin, Oboe, Viola. and VViowerl;•) obligato, by Messrs. Ashley, Gies:ascii, Wart:, and Charlos Ashley. Principal Vocal PerfoflllftlM, Sig/1001 Sromce, Mrs. Salmon, Mr.. Bland, and Mrs. Dwain/kr; Mr. kkabaiii, Mr. Gibaons, Mr Pine, Mr Smith, and Mr. P 00... Leader of toe hand, Mr. Ashley non, ale. J. Ashley. Tao Rang and Chterusse., which ar iiismeiwis and complete, by aim ino.t approved Perform •r.. Plates fi,e the Ross to IP 6t Mr &enders, at Ilia 111.. e. in Hart-street —Dines ro be opened ar Six and begin as Soma. doses, as is —Upper i s. •.• In ennseqtY•tVe of the prat tr.rflow from the Pit, the Theauktl Or. - hestra w.ll, in future, be added to it. MUSIC OF TAMERLANE AND KAJAZIT. Just published, by Pewee and Co. No. 24, Haymarket, (;r.nd roic Ballet of TAMERLANE Nl{ azEr, peth , roilPel at th- Haymarset, rice l• •at Silt SUMlttepla, for b - Sin°•n• af D Wulf r. • —T bete Delete, toe t*n Plrfo,en •t•i nn one Piano fete. DI Ditto. a...-six Waltzes. composes by J I. Duswk.le....A (;rand Sonata, composed for, and dedi• coed iu, the Han Mrs. Cnye•ttty. b! A isgopous Vomit, $s n No longer n..l* I 0-ek deligbVa Cum ,et, by Pinto, Is ful a dine, by ditto, Is. Si live alone ior lme,•• Alm, b. ditto, Is. 6d.—" hi vain to forger the dear ma d," e 115.., h ditto, Is. tad —••• Nkiody coming to won,•• is —Ph. 144.—.50ar still. in Arun Quarrels, Ifs Resiuh fleet s sod every ntlltt Publication. BIRTK-DfiT, MADONTA, COR GRECIAN HEAD DRESSES IT ICKFAY. Nn. 6, TAvisroek- street, Covent v r.,!• , er t n.i.its oleNobilov and Gentry, that he lie n elegant se•ortment or HEAD-DRESSES, minder to those ISat were worn on /ler Majority's Ha i n - day — f.tcw Item Two to Fin. G.l _ea. each. The IS•bil.ty am! Gentry's Hair Cut, as usual, with every "non in to the • plc a o,li improvement of their H .it ' ' thil Call ba 'netted by same thow.and. of hes Patrons,. who have, for thirty years, :immured hint with their eenimand., W. Vickers lintels', requests that the Nobility and Gentry 'mild give then Servant. a particular rliryrt...n to M. houie ~a Ilk:ve; a cautiani made tievereary, by ViCei nes Name bout Plated eoespicettuely at Shops in the Neighbourhood, w i t h whi c h h e ha• rio roreern. ............_____ RE-ANlxt.sTsrri. VVI-lENI the most imprtant tuns ions of life are .. v . v p.ud nsp- ,.. fui : ,: : s ‘eci od u t e hn et .e t. no h„ are nim in t ss ,t h , es pi S ..r y ab it i l e he a l l i a ts t. ne n ! f Pt•TJ i 4 kehtv. it 1. not tit d.epvir that relief is to he rosin.: ; f '" 11 " , 4 a MI. (MUNE thst las restored thrive:mils isms "ere a..piieliCy toheeting on the brink of the grave after the lie t dike, 5:4 all other rerriesq-s had barn tr.eii is vii.., W H q is the ARUNI %Tic Lo;',F.NGF.s of STEEL t Pm' wed sot: mid by the Propro„tor, Mr. J. IP. Sedilan; and nitali..sle and retail, by his Ament, Mr. S. Allnutt, 1,11, ',f a '''. 11 , er:in:neon !loose, price 7.. the box, or seer four t"='`i.k nor, 2fs ; there are ahn neekett, at 31. 5.. each, 4 kth elaisiiii i Liege iniity of six of the lame boxes; them t.n only ne be.... Omer. D, • S tNATreII:REATISEO4 FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Plc. Is ti: be bad a- aauvr. N K. 'Sc.-Imph! to wiser.. the eiegatiire of Mr. J. P Seri -64n. 614 -ho the afTrisvit of J. R V• k -.., Tonna the !i.e. 10 THE DFFECTIVE SHAVES. I GIRARPL , No. IS. Gt eat Castle -Greet, Ca :to. • I Ui STAT ormoith.oq,..oa by, wle Invent.r the nt t fin.the PATENT kletical Gen APP tI•- ... . l •""• " the only 1 , 1., mnin that can cute tha Jtatorted Slime "o,atnee t e Bark Iten4;, and oe b.ine In straight and good 4 h. the aruteuticsl toms of aooke! def./mad Tonto of and a. tl ear real a.11J,,!, re. all the nem the core """Holtt the most toilet pera4l.. rdl ap e rar p.treetty " , t,eitltut p.ttli,•g whates;r ; and pr. sant thus., tit y oa.vementerned, J. G. recorr.m• °As his PA ' S CAYII, as thr inteitshine some. he has ex. ~.th Amu. e . .:..blut him to ort,ve thew efficacy and "e• laeptn, the human framt in rood fur'', watt • etelower As the lidos base 'in.g been tin.reaut tos;.,otros, J. G. tan tine the 111.111 U1141 , -11 het le•sertleas, to any pitmen, wi,hing to inform ew treth G. gum rerommends to the awn t 4. ian-h trimlttal Long and Snort `t I ' 4l C 4.1 ., • • i.:eas•ng Wk.' and handsome '. M IttateitieksT. the Cl ' .l " .l . lll • l 4“hte' ' (,alts who end+ a Fm as tsle, , • a .• -andisch It/v•1044a of the business. NIANMOST•IIOUSE. lfakcPs 6,1806. A CAUTION. N AT I-lEREAS the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor has received information, that different Persons have lately passed riff to Tradesmen and others, Five Pouud Promis sory Notes of jam, s Smith and Company, of the Ditton lank, payable at a Ranker. in London, and which are of no value, tine said fames Sown and Co. having hecrime bankrupts some months since; his Lordship hereby cautions all Persons from receiving such Notes, and recommends the apprehending of the Party or Parties tendt•ring .3.11"! By Ilia L.rdshn p's Order, FRAS. 1101511 R, CJork GUILONALL, LONDON. TO scul.Proas, MODELLER', &e &e. TTHE.COURT of COMMON COUNCIL of the CITY of LONDON having, on the 29th Day of Fe broary last, unanimously resolved, Thot the Committee ap pointed to carryAyno execution the Resolution of that Court, for ensiling a M. O to the Memory of the late Right Henour.ihle WILLI M PITT, du mortire and lay before a future Court such Models or Designs es they shall deem wur thy, with Estimates of the Ex pence of Ere,:ting the 'sate, Do liereby give Notice, That they will M0...t ell the Council Chamber, in the Guildhall aforesaid, on W KM/PALM Y, the 23.1 D. 4 of April, IFOG, A One o'Clock wet rely , to retrace Models of Designs For such Monument, with Pi o;wocts r so.kl , d upl for executing the same: and the Committee regorge the res.iertive Artists will phiee some distingnislnise marts on hi, Mosel or Design, which slwinld correspond with one to Le made on the Cover, containiog his PI.IPIII•314 for ewe - wing Vie same. WOOD fliOR Pt. Rept, .~.-- . Peers, was sworn and took his seat. he Bills npo the table, chiefly private, were forwarded in their respeaive stages. The House resolved it.clf into a Committee upon the Annual Indemnity l tlI ; Lord Walsingham in the Chair. The different clauses and provisions of the BM were agreed to, Without observation or amendment. and the House resuming. the report was received. and the Bill lin over to: a third reading. • Mr. Johnson, from the Chief ti-cretary for Ise lane's Office, prementv.! an Account of 'he St etc . 0 , 1 . the Plisims in drat partot:the United Kir64i)m, the scar 1805 Mr. Allout., from the COrnnll'!sOn'fl of eh. River Thames Nitvisetirre, presented An account of • the receipts and Jiabursements of that Company bpi th• last yrar. These documents were several!, verletre+— - the table. Surne private busine-c was then trensaCedr ante the !loose ndjouitted 01 to-morrow, when their Lei cld.ios vand summoned on Lord Holland's iso. tion resiie;:ing the Witnises' lademaity pousz OF 4.0 st MONS. Mr. Aldroman Combe po.sented two Petitions. one from the Proprietors of the houses wester Tern plc-Bar, praying for leave to dispose of them by Lottery ; and the other trona the master bout and • shee-makers of London and Westminster, com- plaining of a combination amongst the journeymen of the trade ; and praying for some Legislative mea sure to remedy it in future. The two Petitions were referred to Committees. Mr. Shelly presented a petition frost the Pro prietors of lands adjoining to the river Arun, in Stissex, praying for leave to bring in a Bill for amending the navigation of that river. Ordered to lie on the table. Sir H. Preston presented a Petition, praying for the aid of Parliament for building an additional harbour in Ileogal. 'rue CHANCE:LI-OA of the EXCHEQUER, in expressing the consent of the Crown, mod, that this subje& nad been, twenty years ago, under tne consideration. and had the approbation of a Corn. mitree, which reported its approhatiin of it, but that no l'arliamelaary steps had hem taken in it since. A new writ was ordered to be issued for Corte Castle, in Dorsetshire, in the rocm of Nathaeitl Bond, Esq. now Advocate-Genentl of His Majesty's • forces. ALEXANDF.R TROTTER. Mr. WHITBREAD stated, that the conduet of Mr. Trotter before the Impeachment Committee. 4F this morning, justified bill in tie - doing t o the t fovea a Petition, praying that he should be dischavged. The Petition beiog btotigl.t up and read by the Clerk, stated, '• he hoped the House would not attri bute his refusal to answer the questions put when to any scant of defereace arta reaped to the Com mittee or the douse, but to tit? advice he received fro% big law advisers ; that since the opinion ea. pressed by that House, he was ready to attend the Committee, and answer auy questions that may be detnit.:ded of him ; and he humbly begged pardon for the e•ror he was led into ; and, from his prum H t • submiss:on. praTe4 that the House would order bias to discharged." Mi. WHITBREAD then moved, " that Mr. Trotter be brought in by the Serjeant at Arms, far the purpose (if being discharged." Mr. Trotter was then brought to the bar. whoa the SPEAKER addressed ht:n to the following • effeft • Mr. Piteeseder Trotter, the Commas, of this Hone% ur„. there'd ernh the high and tmoertmat duty of preparing Ar tide. of Impeachment against Henry Lord Viscount Mel e.he having reported that you refused to give evidence epos loo.tion,l:ntAnded of you, the House, in its jug softer- • tom, entered you to be committed to the custody et the Sgt jeaut at Arms. Your exaosrle, and the disgrace of vein vies p•iveintem, 5..;1 be a warrtmg to all men, that any restWilliCe to the just aut honty Si lila House, is vans ; but the atonement you base mcde Ors day, by your ready and furl subml,4lol, hea indvecel the lime to ender that you be discharged, and roe ate discharged aecordingh ." Mr. Trotter was then taken from the oar. On the Motion of Mr. WHITBREAD, the Spe.tker's Address was ordered to be entered on the Journals. Mr Trevin, from the office of the Inspettor- General of the Duties nn Exports and lenpuru. presented an account of Exports and Imports from Great Britain to Ireland, and Ireland to Great Briuin, from the Sth of January, 1801-3-4 and 5, to the sth of January, ISon.—Ordered to he on the table. Mr. S. Stanhope brought up the report of the 4 Committee en the Annuity of 10001. to Lord Col lingwood's widow, after his decease, and to be afterwards shared equally between as many daugh ters as he may leave ; which was agreed to ; and on order made, that it be an instruaion to the Com mittee out Lord Collingwood's annuity, to prepar• A clause, in pursuance of the said resolution. The Bill for regulating the office of Treasurer of the Ordnance, was brought in, and read a first time. On the question that it should be read a MI6 coed time, Mr. STURGESS BOURNE- asked, whether any addition were inteaded, or already made to the sa lary of that office ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied, that no augmentation of salary was made. nor was he aware of its bring in contemplation. The Irish Sugar Draw-back Duty, and the Greenland Whale Fishety Bills, were reported, and ordered to be a read a third tirne to-morrow. The revolutions of the Committee on the PJ7 and Cloathing of the Militia were reported, agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in upon them. Ar•er d'sposing of ti:e et'ivr orders of . the da!, t::C House adjourned. , _________,... k . _ 4...Pri11...;.::.77• sr . - ... .'IIPI I II . .. . . . • . • . .41, ii...‘ • • • ,s. • i E.b e tritiob 10rti0.:4.4:,.., - . r. ~.. I. . • r .... _ .---- . _____ .---. - FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1806. ..."-- ...--. _, • .. . ' • . . • , -,y., 4 5. 4ir f (PRICE SIXPENC_/. • -- - • ' NI ANiIOST.IIOUSE. lf.tacri 6, 1106. LEICESTER.SQUARE• ' .4. ..IMPERIAL P.IRLIAMENT. A CAUTION. T O . LETT, a genteel FURNISHED APART. le WHEREA S the Right Hon. the Lori Mayor A I..ENT, well calculated to suit a Me.tiber of Patliamesa r HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuut.oa•, MA 2C{I 6 has received informati o n that different Persons h a ve or a Couritty Gentlemaii, wishing a Town Re...deo,. ately passed off to Tradesmeli and others, F i ve Po uu d P roo fs- F ur Particular., aooly at No. 10, Leicerer-s4o.r.i. Lord Tyrawley, one of the Irish Representative •ory N..tes of.lartlisS•roth and Crno..i. .a .r. rt..... ...a. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. rknic;:. THE Festival of this Charity will h e ce l e brated at the CitoWN and ANCHOR TAVEtt N, Strand, at MONDAY, the 17th lust. when His Ro)aiii , ghness the Duke of SUSSEX, President, Wai take this Chair. Vice P•esidents The Right Hon. the Earl of Beebuntegh, Robert La Touche, Esq. M P. Right H, , n. R. B. Sheridan. • Juno Clau hut Bere.rold, E.q. M P. Stewa , di. Theßt Hen Ld.Vis. Durscannoit Rt Win Lord Eardiey Tim Hon. A. C Bradshaw, M.P. John Atkins, Esq. M.P. Admiral S:r E. Nellie Mark Sineaton, Esq. Doctor Charles Burney R - ; •,, Patterson, Esq. Chalet Gubbins. Esq. w Conyrigharn, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq U • rttry-n, Esq. Tickets, pare ISe each, will he Teti% fro d7iiirery on Mmt day next ; and in order to guard a 2 Most the crowd and coot u lion of former celebrations no trek -t will be i.turd after th•ee o'clock on Saturday the 15'h instant. t:rkets to be ►a•l of the Stewards; of the Tonsures Thomas Itimbriilge, Esq. College of Phy.i-lens; at the Mar of the Crown and Anchor Tavern; atal if B. Gold.ng, Seeman, No. 9, Newman str.et Of whom nay be bad, gratis the B-roit of the Cenitt &c. of this Charity. Signed, by Oder, B GOLDING, Secretary. A TRUE TALI OF WOE. AMAN who has exercised the Profession of Apothecary and Mane Midwife, for nearly Twt at! Yeas, in the Parish of St. Mary.laebunae, has lately, by inevitable. fortaiies and :ones, been brought to drink deep of the bete. cap miter!, surrounded with • ink and four helplen children, irsitho.it bread to cat; and who must all, iii a few Lours, have perietted fwon 'emit of common nece.saries, had not Hessen sent a herendent friend to give temporary relief to their ew trente distress. A mpoo other einfe.tunes, Provnenee has pleased to deprive the husband and lither almost tat.dly of 0141 u,n of speech, wtoelt pre•ems the exercise of his poles i.,,a. T h . yoult r at Child ii .t the breast, arid three are wider eight Years of ate. Nothing but the most imperious nerinady could lodate the parent to throw himself on the generoei.y of the public. The smallest dosseti,ns will be moat t4.nkfulh receivel by Illfessrs Paxton aid Co. Rankers, No. b 7, ; Moors. A. Davison and Co. Ranier:a, No. 34, ; Mr. Ogie, No. S, greet Turnstile. Holborn; Mr. Had, No. CH, Htlib Holborn ; Mr Kerby, Stationer, 191, Oxford now; 'Aeons. Canadian and Lovelock, No W. Ce•herme wee., Strand ; Mr. Lloyd, Stationer, Ifulayestreet, Caveintali-square ; sod Mr. Roll, Stationer, N.. 148, Oxford-street where subscription payers are left. and .he truth of the above, with farther prone colors, may be lea-ned. OPOITO WINE COMPANY, 46, RA FIIBOSE-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET, I I ISTABLISHED by request, and for the con. werrierier nf the Nobil.ty, G-.try, and the P. , nlic in geceral, as the Weal X .4 ,f the T••wn, for Read♦ ?Anne, only.—Ptiee of Wanes aid Spina bathe month of February, 11106 Wins per Dozen. Old Port, Vintage 1802 48.. old Liston, first Quslity 445. 01.1 Alm', emit. 1798 441. Mutt-Use, Atsr 04 445. Siipeti..r Old, dirt", 1,94 48.. Calcssella, riche:444ll4y 464. Old Mottled Sherry 48.. ' India Madeira Spirit% Der Gallon. Fine Cherry Randy 21.. I litranelv, real CoKniac 20s. 61. Rnm, fine Old 175.1.1. liothadi Geneva 18$ bd. NELSON'S VICTOR I! S. F HE following ENGRAVINGS are nnw jut 1 I mbh•hed, commemorative of the LI FP, DEATII, ant EXPLOITS of LORD VISCOUNT NELSON, byEDWARIJ ORME. &rad street : An Historical Engraving, reprenenting Lord Nelsen %ingra in twn Spanish Ships, the 14*.h February, 1797, price 21s. A Ditto, when he was isouinled in the Heart at the Battle of the Nile, Ills. A Ditto of hi. Death, at the Battle of Trafalgar, which is puhiii.hing by subscription, and will he finished in July, 21s. A :Inge Engraving from Mew Dalices 7s. 64 Dino, the Cabin Scene, with a corre.i Plan of the Rattle of Trafalgar, Ss. - - . - A Di to, when • Pow, (hating a rear for a Day and a N.ght upon the Int, 24. bd. A Small Portrait of Dm., 24. 641. 5.. A corrett V.ew of the ' , antral Peocatainn by Water, co lowed, 74 6d. A Dom, d h tn by Land, 34. A Ditto. of the Funeral Car. ls 10 fol. . _ . . A Ditto, of the last Public C•remone performed nn that great Hero'a rc.na.n., interior of St. Paula Cathedral, :a. 6d. co;oured. S 9, on 1-street, corner of B,onk.•treet. A GENTLEMAN offers the most infallible EX LI, °TIC for the TEZTH and GUMS ever yet dise 4 wered lit peculiar properties are not simply conhned to the cleansing of the Teeth, hut will abm'utely preserve them in the highest state of perfrin ion to the latest period of final dissolution ; it 'MI render them beautifully white, withoos impairing the ens- MICI ft•tens such as may be loose ; and hoops thee! that Are decayed from beeomiu( wars.; will effeetisally cure the newt eserueiaties tooth ache, reaturn then to their original purity, and makes the breath rtelicately,Preet. It will cause the gums to adhere dote and firm tunic Teeth, and will reader them and the lips of a beaut.ful roseate. The PrOtbrietCo is a sent , e,nan of (*st o ne, and it to eon riiired'of its elfieacy, that he will forfeit Muhl. to the pettuu using it as he directs, if they have the Tooth Ache, or a Tooth deuc —The cevi, o Exotic may be had at tile Prnpiiete's, No Cl, Sohn-square, pries do. 9d. ; and of Meisit. Neiman Lad *ea, Cstn-Wart, Nrigt9l. N N.—lf a Tenth is decayed, or the mouth 'n a ►ad state, let the Neptune: look at it, mho requires sau tee This Die is published, elegantiv pripted, in , i p.wket V , ,iume, r•ce Ss. in bwaroe. a N ow Ed : s nn , ba the Ta ,, J, of E 4.11 ENGLISH LYRICS. I I Two Pgrts. By wit.t.wt SMYTH, Fellow di St. Pet,r's Ctaleze, Cambridge. Priate.l fin% C1,1:11 a y w 1).1% IC4, Strani. ••• 'Me See.rwl Net Inas be had wrpar.at, ptk. Ss Cwt. This Day is published, by Stmuel Etsistet, Strand.. in Two hatrtoonte Vot,, meg, 443aft0. peke Fire GoiLeas in boards, ' Hi. 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