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NUMBER 1158.) THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN f-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 21,1806. w ill he acrd, Shaltspeare's Ih.ra+ical Pl•y of KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of England, Mr. rode; Cardinal Wolsey, Mr Estuable; Crantner, Archbishop of Carverbury, Mr. Murray ; ' , mu m', Mr. C Keirible. Catharine, Queen of England, ).111. sid.loos (being her first appearance this season); Duchess of Norfolk, Mrs Eaten ; Marquis of Dorset, Mrs. Hum phries; Lady Denny, Mrs. Davenport; Anna Buller), Miss 16-tinton. Act. 1. The Cantu-al's Banquet—Art. It. The Trial of Queen Katharine —Act. V. Procession to the Christening of Princess Elizabeth. To *hid; tt;'i he ed.ted. the Musical Farce of THE FARMER. j e mmy lutnps, Mr. Mundre • Blackberry, Mr. Taylor. .. Louisa, MtMartyr Betty Bl.taberry, Miss Tyrer ; Molly Mayburb, MN. Martyr. MR ASTLEY'S NIGHT, AND TILL LAST NIGHT BUT FOU t OF PERFORM ING THIS SEASON. ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highn“•es the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. rrHIS PRESENT MONDAY, Sept. if, 1806, ' *IL H **anted, 24 dm*, a Neer Comicllet of Aftion, comprised and produced by Mr Giroux, Jun. milled The RIVAL RUSTICS and the MILK MAID. Principal charades, Mr. Dubois, Mei. Wallack, Mr. and the three Muses Giroux, who will introduce the much admired Skip.. ping Garland Pas de Tr..is. Immediately after which, a new French Speflack. as exhibited in Paris, with new scenery, machinery, dresses, and original music, produced by and under the Crection of Mr. La Te.se, called, Cl I A RLEM AGNE ; or, The Four Veld= Brothers. Claire , Met. 4, , tley. In the enure of the Spectacle, various new Military Evolutions and Manceuvres, particularly Combats with the small sword, broad sword, and • combat uf eight.-4n the course of the F.verung, a Grand Variety of HORSEMANSHIP, by the Female Eqrsestri:.ii ' and the Little Antipodean; and Messrs. JAferics, Bryson, Link, Lawrence, Southby, and Taylor, the grand Troop of Ilattute Vaulters. Duets and Comic Sone: by Mew. Woolf, Isaacs, Rose, Thorpe, &c. By desire, the whole to conclude with the popular Comic Pantomime et LAUGH and LAY DOWN or, Harlequin King of Spades. I larlequin, Mr. Ridge ay. Columbine, Mrs. Pincott. And Clown, Mr Lauren.. 11,a4cte be epasied at Half-past Flee, and to begin precis.* at Half-ptat Six. Eottes • 4r. Second price Se—Pit li. &mad Nip Illesesal lery is Second price tid.—.Second price to comosphce rib half past Eight ;recisely. races to be taken of Mr Moblsa, at the Two% pion 1$ i• 9 . MEDICAL THEATRE, ST BARTHO4OIIIIWE PITAL. rrHE follnwio; COUIVIES of LIZTURES will be delivered at the Theatre dining the en.uiug :Vin ter Ou the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, t• 7 Di ROBERT , and Dr I'DWEI L On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr ABERNE TIIY. On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. Oa COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, sad the Use el Orge• >tleeaiareoee, be Mi. MACARTNET. On CHEMISTRY, by Dr EDWARDS. The ANATOMICAL DEMONS rRVIHONS and PR AC TICA L ANATOMY, by Mr. LAWRENCE The Anato•uial 1,-creres will begin as WEDNESDAY, An. I, et Two ti Clock I and the wise Lastatris in the Itineree ofthe ma* week. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. ireeholion, at the Apothecary's Shop, St. Bartholomew** Hospital FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. CHELTENHAM SALTS, prepared frost Dr. FoTHERGILL'o CHEMICAL ANALYSIS of the CHELTENHAM WATERS. These Salts cerrespond in every .particulai with 1110 Cheltenham Water*, and rolise epently produce the unto effects. They are particularly re commended to those who.e habits are relaxed by a long resi donee in warm climates, by excessive drinking, or • conti nued me of debilitating medicine. They will retain their etEracy for any length of time, and in any climate, they an thercfo•e an o►je9 of great impoitance to Persons going abroad, Merrhanti, Captains of Ships, ke. Prepared, and sold, wholesale and retail, with printoi direnions, by E. Lardner, Chemist to the Duke and Duchess of York, Yo. M, Vccadolly, and sold retail by his appointment by E. Newbeiv, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, in bottles at 2s. LI b. tid. and fid. each. Every brittle sold by ap gioiutnieht of the Ptoprietor is signed " Edrnd. Lardner i" none Miter MI genuine. CITY OF LINCOLN, Mance IS, 1506. SANIUEL BRISTOW, volimazily &dirt, A, that 1 was afflicted with seven bad wires in my leg, pain fel and offensive, SATo of which were as large as a crown piece. --Too years I uselessly tried recommended applications. At length, adrised by a neighbour, I brought of Mr. John Drove, Printer, three small bottles of SPILSBIJRY'S PA sT AN I (SCORBUTIC DRttPS, front the A....iiii.tration Si wii it h I b-wine entirely as aisiu unexpectedly relieved from a painful affection of my stormeh and bronst. Witness my hand, SAMUEL BRISTOW. Signed before no, Joh is I)rury, Lincoln. The genuine medicine, In bottle of M. 6d. 10s. and 11. Is. duty included, P.M at Om as i ernsary, No. IS, Sohn. square, London, has the King's duty (the stamp) printsd in black ink, instead of red nab. PROPRIETY OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Beauty and Health cannel be mom essentially promoted, than by attending to the Preservation of the Teeth. R. NEWTON' s RESTORATIVE 1 . 00 . 1 H a POWDER. having reeeiverl the appmbaunn of the Ent NOWllty, Gentry, sad a generous Public, by an extensive con siimpilon fora series of years, as wolf as the attestation of its superior excellence, from the analyst, of its component rant, by the most dittinguished Medical chvactera, who have pro n.tineed it the moot pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder known, to ituiease the beauty of the enamel, and promote the durability of the Tooth, an.l which has, in consequence of iU experience,' anvantages, been honoured with the insinediate pa tronage of their Majesties, and the various Illustrious Branches of the Royal Nobility, Gentry. etc. in the United Kingdom. NEWTON"' TOOTH POWDER is en Astringent and Anincorbutk Pnwder, a ileheate Aoiniatic, extremely hateful to the palate, and pleasant in IL use; fine, In those who apply it, it is a certain preventitne of pain or decay of the Tomb, to the latest period of hid. It continues to be faithfully Prepared by Mr. Newton (only), at his house, Kennington i•leee, Venetian (late of Great Rumehstrect, tarldun), lnlnt the renuine Recipe of the Late Sir Richard Jebb, Physician to T i seit Mliten , es, ; and sold wholesale, retail, and :or en 'Gelation, by blesses Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Churclistard, wltn,n ;,• has empowered to msk• a liberal Only ance his Town aii4 Connery Venders, Merchant., .kci retail, by every Pis ionic, and Medicine Seller in the Kingdom, in Roses, at to 94 each N R. Phsee to ask for Newton's Tooth Piwder, end see that B H. N-wton' is written on each Box with red ink, as all Wien said as Newton's arc imposit:ons. _qrttiot) .. V. 40 4,100 MORE And rive Thousand 1. The first.dTai TEN THO' All other PURCHASE RS eat hAve the opportunity [uite", provided th. ,iurchase br which w 4 be on the 18th of cunt:mos equal Adeantages of TWENTY 1 HOUWANI TEN THOUSAND PO' FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZE', /Se ire. To (ureter Lotteries of double the Number of rickets. 111,000 'rickets t MI., aod No other State Lottery to be Drawn this Was. SCHEME. No of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value. LYU,OOO 3 3,000 5 8 80 50 to 90,000 Tickets L 100,060 Tickets &cut Shame are on Salsa* "my Lonny Wilco. Tee Ll 2 16 12.4: Pelf lO 2 0 I Eight,. ll 6 Qnattor - 1 6 MONEY. NTESSRS. LUCAS and co. beg leave t o in form than who may be in want, and desirous of borrowing teinnerarr or permanent SUMS of MONEY, and pos.ened of any rtroperty that can be asvigned, that they may be sit:lolled with any sum, on fair a.,d equitab e terms, by pay ing an adequate Annuity Interest for the taste ; it also to those of known property, any Sum of Money will be advanced on their porvinal security. Personal arilics.iona are daily received try Merin. Lucas and Co. at N 0.2, Jaineestrect, Ailephi, Strand ; and letter', post paid, answered without delay. VICTUAI.LING OtrICE, Stet. 13. MAL THE COMMISSIONERS for rillisailing Mir Majesty's Nary da hereby rime Notice, That mm WEDN XA DAr,the 14th laatat, Owl lOW be hasty weenie. readers t. Writing, (sealed sip), awl heat for EIGHT HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE, end TWO HUNDRED QUAR TERS of CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; t• lA. twat at s Foresi g ht- by Wealth Paspertiesis. has His llijesty's Iriarahiii, Stara as Deptford QU ; rut he I')UR HUNDRED ARTERS of PALII4 and alit HUNDRED QUARTERS or CLOSE IMMO AIMEE MALT; to lid mineral w a Otworiplar, M Weelidg haporiboo, into ila Majesty's Veatttailitig Shaw, as Dever The toha r. rto be paid „by High, "gab* rids larvae, tsar Dap alio Date. Pe Corgelitiou of the Castro %ay beams at she Sporstaire (Vice. Ala «wand wilt be iseti ft atq rtaoley, 4 "Ake As Prim NUS not be serrated i s Werth at leurds. ar Mat Oa alliksood se the Bard before Sett seCLeets. 4111 the said Wedassiday. the 944 looms*, nor rakes Me Norm ado min the randor, se seas Pena, ow his beks4t; moots so amis. Ant *rhea for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sam le, ION: THE COMMISSIONERS for Pife e ll isgtsfis ll atesty's Nava do *reeky give Noi r e, nat en r Dar 1%111 ' the 'ma butotet, Kr. reekt,thair Vet. at Parcae gawk, ria be ready to re, ...e reads” is " Wind (etes ( no), and trent fie ONE THOUSAND F.VE HUNDRED QUARTERS al ENGLISH WHEAT, fir theikrate• of Inas Yoe:, tn wick Filtrawit Pounds per Hnseest, (aini in NW It sttodd tretigh *kw Fifireseat Annals per &sake, tkisvaarteetlll Ire poi ter) to be drapery/ in ((..t Moth ; and to it paid jar try BUZ., poodle, loth lea, nee, Marta Lego idler Doe. Tks Casie:iti.na et the (:antral nosy in wen d the e Ilse Agent Ftateatar, at ?arts/nand efiwasind. No retterel wilt le: Lad to an, ('ender, fa which tit Nth AA .414 1 4 tweeted is Words at toot, • r thee slwit not be debauch ea Me Reeks before Teem .0( wit sa she said Amnia! moat, the 45 h Inatinst ; nee unless Ile Pierson w ho waits the T ru mp, VP am Perron ius Wont', attend', te am. el when enlled far. VICTUALLING.OFFICI, Sart. 15, 1806. THE COMMISSIONERS fbr P7snallix, His M. jevey'. Navy .io here', gist Aotier, That on FRIDAT, the t6th Instant s they evil he ready to moire Tearees in Writneg (tread ..p), ,olot treat for THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS .f PII7S TANIFUELD MOOR COALS, fail pay, C. be delierred Onotettiatey, o. two Snits Corset., rpre of all charge and rt.*, into His iltieufs Vittaaiirag Pr*► ause. at Deptford ; and ta be paid for by Mk porthle. tAtk Inured, Ninety Days ..jeer Dote The CAsditione 4 . 84 - • N. Regard .A4l ht 166.4 to dal torlqr %PAW is. iriee Asti beaof brit. ilia Wards at /took or 'hot golf wog be dittiarred • W BOW& 404. e Ow. .Tioe. r the Mid PEi.tay, dr sithl lowa Ito. mitooo the Prrion who ludo the lewder, ea Nam Pena... Sta. behalf, anew*, to aerate whoa railed t... EXCHEQUER RILL OFFICE, Sir. 19, INC ALL EXCHEQUER BILLS, DATED IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, laoi, TO BE PAID OFF. - --- THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS .r HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY Leeds dwelt Affairs.* paying of the Pritiopet atersaseatineed &dere? Iltals, nit; Me interest sheerest, d the Ea-homer 11111 0 cs, tit Me Receipt of F. hqs.er, Nam Polon Yard, WoOnohodoe y • Wednesday, the OM Day if Oetobeti, 1406 ; Annulment add ba, Rine daily (Studs,. and Haliktip ampteil), awl/ T ts6 the Id Oct. Mer. 1106. industry. fres It. ederel7 l Z Almuutc, till Owe is the Afieresso, far the Firm s. of reeenini the rest. And, fee the greeter Dapeleho the Bearers .f A. rid mu, 111,11 droirett M beteg Lim dome. rontailmg the Ntembees, w Nomerieol Order, atimeillif t. the V.L.e of the sad Bills, aid Tials Gmmeisramme haerta, with the priciest Sean sad bawd* dee M swarthy /inn the Deo on &deft they rfipiribiSl it d= etyliture, up the mkt tat AN 011ober, ON, isclagis, etSts the loiterer mill cerse am , May are dear'' , S. oork* Aar Naiad and Places of ',hale is such Lies, and Biers' Mar Nunes is the said Rifts. If poly Ike Heobitry of Ike aforesaid Mlle Amalfi be Jaime of retrieves Poyme.tt se the Prinripal seed interest, prioisole tv the Mid 11th D 7 .1 . October, 1806, they mom br einenemer dated, se eotorttise the 'verde tr the D. 7 re lAA eery lAA to be paid, and karats the sail bdd fee fisses:maine One Dag pricer thereto. Sack Perors As ass be 'intros. of having Nee Es Billy in pert Parkin, upon ommtiouns the ~sat at toe r 2:. Sal their Lot, deimened on or before eke 14 04. w, nes. ..ay be sereoter.nstrel on", Nero Mt% renyiti et Merrill f Threepence-Hot Ipelit.y,* 11. e Dlo, em ellen, One dessifredlosilds, which said Nes Rita sill hear Uwe the 11th Doe of oe toleer,lllq6, sad wit! he delivered ea Saturday, the 11th Gibber, 11106, sad the ladiesnrs Days. N. B. .4!I lecher's, Pills dated prior to Oeloher, 1605, hest ken Ale/flier/ to be pail ef, soil the Interest theme has eneeed. UNCOMMON ADVANTAGES. THE only Opportunity of gaining a Capital Prise 'has year, oow offers, by the ptoehesifeiTlCKETS or SHARES In the roesont STATE LOTTFIY, whisk beim, drawing on the 13th of NEXT MONTH. Theriowtonste Office at POPE, Ofrposrte the Danko( England, is new sterd with the eheksall verosty of Tickets and Shares. The rici Scheme einnalle three 20,0001 three 10,0901. three 5,c001. dec. sad eel, 29,000 Tithes+, the smallest Number e'er known. Thor combined etrcumstancee make It dnub:ful if this quantity at Tickets will be sufficient for the public *mend, thaw been near PI ,000 Tickets sold pre. ossisly to the Draw= the Lottery before last. ~..... -4 A llir.. ;-1.,,• .:.;,... • . 1%-'.; . ' •• —.-..... ' . . . • 4 1: ', - '. - ' . . - . 4 .#1 Vrtf.-!-...,.-74ii.:1!*- •.„,,.. ,:,......, • ~...9„.,v.,, . :, •.r . • • , • 1 • . . . . -.1 —, .1 . •<•-• ..T. — ... - ..,-.1.7.-i- -• • tO6. . ." 1U (talcs 11PPE NCI.. .7' .... - ' -e s.. • F CAPITAL PRIZES, e. , ..• MANE OF ENGLAND, Suer IS, IW. I less Tickets than la..t State Lottery. T HE GOVERNOR aid COMPANY e she •d!awn Tirket entitled to OUSAND POUNDS; BANK ri ENGLAND, gioe Metre, r CaptlNl Prlts.s are eloat. " fhat a Qesetal Court , t 1 di • said Company will be i of TICKETS and SHARES . held at their House, In Threadoertilt slept, rut TUES. DAY NET f, the !Id Lwow, from Eleeen in the Fore- vortuoity of übiai i i i n g all th e Capital noon, instil F..lif in the Afternoon, foe the determination, urchau before the Draw mg commences by the Ballot, rot the (' Rowing Question, via lith of o.lolwr omit The Scheme 14 I That this C o urt du order • Di v id en d t o b e ma d e o f Ei g ht ges of • Pounds Ten Shillings (ter Cent Interest aud Profits, fir the I.leAleD POUND PRIZES, 11.1 f Year, ending the 1911, October next ?" ID POUND PRIZES, R. BEST, See. SD POUND PRIZE.... dfc &e. • THE OLDEST STATE LOTTFRY OFFICE. WM. CARTER, Stock-broker, 8, Charing- Cr"is, begs leave so call the mutation of his friends to the present State Lottery Scheme, which contai.i. more Capi tal Prises, and 5000 lets Tickets, than the lest Lottery. These advantages have caused an uncommon demand for 'Pickets and Share., and when his friends are acquaieted, that in the Lot tery before the last, more than 20,600 Tickets were sold pre •rous to the drawing, it will be a sufficient inducement for thins to be early in purchasing, before they Aris all mid. WHIG CLUB. TO MR. R. W. CLARKSON, SECRETARY TO THE WHIG CLUH. WE, the undersigned MEMBERS of the WHIG CLUR, In request you to call an Extraor dinary Meeting of the Club, in consequence of the nreparsble less which this Country has sustained by the Death of the Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX, whose exertions In the Cause of Freedom, have made him so justly dear to Englishmen. THOS. LOWTEN. W. ADAM CHAS. RUNNINGTON. THOS. WISHART. THOS. BELL. A. H. SHOVE. JAS. PERRY. JOHN BARNES. J. B. PLOWMAN. Imisemplianca with the above req uiso ion, I d • appoint an rxtrrestdlnery Meetly MON Whet awe. mbar Meld es the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Swami, on TUESDAY Non% the 23d Instant, at O ne o'Clck. 19th Sept. 1806. R. W. CLAR KSON. 5... TO THE WORTHY AND INOLPENOENT FLF.t,'I ORS OF THE CITY OF WEST ''i.VINSTER. GENTLEMEN —The inplancholy Ev en t o f M r . V Fox's Ueath having made a V s.ency in the Represents. lion of this City, I piesuins to •.11 . , my elf a... Candidate up on this occasioe, which I must •ver Molds .eptet No man can be ware sensihle than I am of the irreparable loss which we have all sostained in the death of this real and distingui.Med Statesman—your own feelings will best supple si that eau be yid on that Wiped ; for myseif, therefore, I shall only big you to be persuaded, that if I should be h ~,,, invert hr yoiir suspect, a shall never cease to remember, that the lost claim that I can establi•h to }our favour, will be 4 .sears and arile.ii attachment to the Ptinci p!en di ow it animus Constitution, arui is the Liberty and Into rests of my Casurstry, inorrambly connected as do'' , must ever wish th. usamideaamice of thin.. Prinei. le.; c o d it w ill b e rining endemism, a. the lteprnithilatiee of s.. cl,,tin -4 part of tni gseat -cropolus, that my cond u ct Mt thabanaisi your choice. . I have the honour to be, with the greatest reaped, gentbsineit. Your TO!, hithful humble Servant, Northumberland House, PERCY. sew th. 16.4 THE CUMk!I rILEt , r . -1 - 1 14qement of EARL Pr RCYS V.LIECTIONI tor WES! MINSTER, urt deal, at H Agar'. • .. 1, Cee-et .iArd:r. sehAre all C •nemeni,Atides aft redeemed re me swim, and Addressed to the Committee Fr l he I. MAC rOlt i O 4 WESTMINSTER, in t tete i et F q.'l„, Pkit•lc, a,. ome-steo to meet at Willies Dorm 11l ...n, King -stress, St. 3... e 'a, ell TUESDAY NEXT, at Twat,. &Clock at noon, preaoly, to imp.ider of proper leleteeree to *curing the ILlediesa of his Lemlahip. Ifttept lent. TO /HI INDEPENDENT [LECTORS OF WlVilr mibisrait. G 1 ZICTLEMEN—My trainer address to yr . lsuLs B_ l seleansted principally capon the persuasion, that Lard Percy and Mr. Sheridan, being both Members or Partiarns..it, mold not, ender the circumstances, be candidates upon the present meet allicting vacancy. That none!, turneenut to be erroneous; and my retreat from any contest, upon the pre sent *erasion, follows as matter n( coin.' H a d I o r d P erc y, however, and Mr. Sheridan, been ineligible, their inel „'old? involving that of others, whom I should prefer to myself—,t, under these circumstances ' a stranger had been obtriabedult -n the City of Westminster, by whomsoever prop..std, by woom soarer supported, most assuredly in Wel 4 case I shoild nave asked of you to deciii,• between such stranger and myself But, Gentlemen, Is Lord Percy a stianger to the City of Westminster' His oirth, in this city, arid the rich inheritance in it, to which lie is heir—these, though landsman. ..illy far leans nothing, are, iii my opinion, but small sod secetv'ssy in coo. poison to the higher and mute inesot he concha anon. lb At recommend Lord Percy. It COW• 11441 will, my itoositedg., a „d with my knowledge best. I helms*, of any perfoli Wall spas earth, that the cause of liberty and vines e i We.trininstelt, had not a mote first ' e•astset, *ad tfliciefit hissed, than the .seine father of Lord Percy -emote especially •hen that cause was least in fashros, and mime in proscripilisia at the himitain u, newer. It coesists with my mesa pitfall Waldo*. Mat the heart and the Lead cif Lad Peters nibble tither Site ever ready and responsive, upon every exigently to Mini then im portant aid, in defending the committee from being awesome by regulations quite lontign to it. genies i and in vindicating faun violation the wholesome laws already eillableited. So much of the public merits of the noble Leal% family : now a. to their private qualities. Let those, who are ignorant, inquire is the City of Went. mister; especially in the parish, the place eV their abnde; and of such inquiry the result will infallibly be this-wthat es suc couring the unfortunate ; in sheltering the wretched from s. the petting iiii the stone •" in well applied musiiiimsoce, and in bowlike charities of every kind, the family of Led Percy has no egual.....Are princely poescasions, applied to sod uses, a disqualification to Lord Percy' Eves the very side wh•els he b - ars is a pawp.rt to his present pursuit. In English annals, there is son a name which the history and the poetry of our country have linos more captivating to the tool. miemesothing to the u•ide of eat/Mel fseliag, than the name of Percy. But Lord Percy is ineeperioeml ; certainly he is and so Le 4 were, In the beginning of their career, the brightest o *knit man race. Tear rouges, which lice mute, alas! for weer to ire, began its wonder' at an 'artier age than the present' age of Lord Party. Lord Perry is as old u Mi. Pea was, neon en tering the theatre of hi sewer-ewtse.forgotten fame • and, as I have said in another place, the objection of semi is not to Lori Percy, but to humus life. It is true, the best amuses may be injstsd by injudicious • partizanship. There is a style, which may weeds and disgust even the best inclined to eves the best object; but the power ful unequalled writer, who warned Westminster spinet being made a .s family borough," is too jam a man to 'Mt ape Lord Percy the misconduct of others • aid is of a mind infinitely too liberal to overlook, when he re ads ' this advertisement. what I have here spontaneously, and unknown to all the wo r ld , set down as those claims of Lord Percy apes Westrolastei, at this moment, which, if the present Government (instead of bap. ;onto, to he anneal to his pietensions) were direc_tly hostile to hi., wou ld, i n my opinion, seat Lord Percy for Wasuninamt, in spite of this Government or of any mbar. All that now remain. for me, is to say a few words of myself.. _ _ The face of Lord Percy I never beheld till the slay of the public memory:, yesterday. I have no connection ' direct or in direct, with hos family. This my present ac t rs stirdisiesly con. cealed from every person, till it appears in print ; awl this wee I du for two reasons, and for none else--the love of truth ; and the peace of ‘Vesto.imatee. I challenge the roust rigorous in qui .ition into In, motives ; and, in as plain a sense as wardscas convey meaning, defy the emid to sully the part I new take with the yl.glitera impurity. I aus always, Feihow Citisens, Craven street, 'foot most faithful serveak September Oth, 1804. DENIS lIPAR TEM TURKEY CARPETS. INETEEN of the largest TURKEY CAR- A Pk . Sin Europe, with Twelve small one•, the proirerti eta Turkey Merchant, TU RE 84 ILD DO per esnt. less than at any house in this kuirlum, at NIAS and CO.•s Carpet any Linen °taper? Warehouse, No. 9, Chatlas-street, the corner of Suffolk -street, Middlesex Marital. N It The whole of the Linen Drapery Stock is now 'elfin(' Oat lees than prime cost, going intirely into the Carpet Trade. R'Jnkets, Cousterpanes, and Sheeting,, will be sold unusuayll cheap. This day is published, pries Is. id. FEMALE COMPASSION illustrated and ex ensplified in th- establishment and Mitscrlnteirdeney of " A Charitable In•titutum for the Relief of Necessitoop Fa milies, in the City of Rochester, and adjacent Peri:hes ;' A SERMON, welched in the Parish Ch•rrch of St. Nicholas, Rochester, on Sunday, Ante% 17th, ISO,. By the Res. CHARLES MOORE, M.A. Vicar. Printed for John H,atchant, Bookseller to lien Slajrsty, No. 195, o,porite Albany, Piccadilly. Of whom may be W. by the same 'lmhof, price Is. The Good Fffeets of an united Trust In the Ann of Flesh and Arm of the Lord : A Sermon, preach. al at Custen Reir., July SI, 111011. PATRIOTIC! TURD; LLOT Servs 16, 1906. AT a SPECIAL GENERA!. MEETING of the COMMITTEE for managing Cie PATRIOTIC FUND, held this Day, Read oe London Casette Extraordinary of the sth ioatant, containing dispatches from Major-General Sir John Stuarts cooridingt 4 is NI-jetty's Tinos* acting in Calabria, relating the lass of a brilliant Vislory in the Plains of Maids, üb neer the I , omen Army, of gr.ctly superior forte, under the command el Genenal Kegnier. Rivaelewl, Tnat a Vase of the value of 30111. with an appro. waste inscriotaan, be presented to Mainr.Oeueral Sir John Sunni, as a testimony of the high sense entertained by this Committee of his gallant eunduel in that engagement, " in wh eh the pride of the presurtytuous enemy was ly hu iibled, and tine superiority of the British troops most glori ously iiroved." Resolved, That honorary rewards, of the value affixed to their resoe,rtive names, be presented to the following Field Of fiCtre wounded on that UCCallioll,..•• 2001. to Major P.iulett, of the 44th Regiment, severely wounded. 1001. to Limit Colonel M'Leod, 711rh Regiment. 1001. to Lieut. Colonel Mvore, 131 Dragoons. 1 01 to %11.jer Stuart, 78th Regiment. 1001 t. M.j•rr 114111r111;1, Royal Regiment of Malts. Resolved, That the 1411ovring sums ►c presented to :he other Officers wounded 501 to Captain fal.Pherson, of the iSth Regiment 501 to Captain M'Greg.ir, 501. to Captain Waterhouse, it the slat Regiment. 501. to Lieutenant and Aliutant Ginger. ditto. 111. to Lieutenant M'Kav, of the ;11th Regiment. 151. to Ensign. M.Kinsie, ditto. 151. to Enters M'Gregor, ditto. Resolved, That relief be afforded to the Widows, Orphans, Parents, and Relatives, depending (or support on the Officers and Men killed; and that gratuities be given to those wounded, as sone as the nature and extent of tbe iajuries they hare re. ceived,ahall made known to the Committee. Rm:avert That Leaders, signed ►y the Chairman, he written to Major-General Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will com municate the foregoing Resolution. to His Majesty's ►orces un der his command; and furnish the Committee win. the names of the Killed and Wousded, together with such parti:ulars as tan be collected, re•peA.ng the Families of those brave men, who fell in the service of their Count''', in achieving this g:o.. rioes riflery. Read almiTheLsrdonGamiteEstraordinary of the 13th lost. containing Copies and Emma' of Dispatches from Majoe-Gir moral Bere.ford, commanding a detachment of His Majesty's troops in South America; and from Commodore Sir Home rephant, commanding Ilia Majesty'. Naval Forces on the same station; containing the inipuitant information of the captive of the Town of Buenos Ayres awl its dependencies. Resolved, That Vases of 2001. value each, with appropriate insrtiptions, be presented to Major-General Beresford and Cuoi. morlore Sir Homo Popham, for their gallant and disinterested conduet in this succasidul and important enterprise. Remleed,Tkat an Amway of 251 fur life be settled en Captain Le Blanc, of the 71st Regiment, who was disabled in this attack, with benefit of survivorship to MIL Le llMac, and her dileiren. Reealeed. That relief he afforded to the Widows, Orphans, Patinae. and Relatives, depending on arch Officers and men as wave hilted, or may dm of their wounds And that Gratuities he gums to thom wounded, as soon as the mime and extent of the injuries they have received shall be known to the Com• mines Itsoolved. That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be ',retest to Pdajoe-gentreal Rere•ford, ant Commodore Sir Hums Pop ham, requestiag they win communicate dr, foregoing Resnt• tions to His Majesty's Forces under their raspe :t•re commands; and furnish the Committee wit\ the particulars net...miry to en able them to Garry their intentions into effect. Rendired, Tlaatthe above Resolutions ►e printed in the Daily Pape's. J. P. WELSEORIJ, Sec. THE GOVERNMENT S r.%TE LOTTERY Commences Drawing 13th of meet Month. 10,0001. for the First Drawn Ticket Every other Prase afloat, from 29,0001. to 204 THIS Plan places all whn purchasT before the Drawing begins, on ems..l term.; en adcastage that hail net been offered in the pu` , 11..1..r many reap part. Only twenty Thnusand tekets ; And the Scheme eontinne 3 Prizes of 20,000. 9 10,.401. 3 s;r 00i. S 1,000 &e. &e. Sec. No Plitt Is time T. env Pound•. The Public will observe, that State Lotarry Nita. are paid o ‘ter.nou motley* tupoot. for • 5e.000!. Prise; and so is trop.,r.ion fat everg other Plitt! TtClOO4 •nJ Shines are ea Sala at ad the Licensed Lot►ery oJaces, and br their Apest►. NM : , •