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I ,~ '. _ NUMBER 1166•) _ . THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. 1 1 0 -MORROW EVENING, Od o b cr 2, 180 6, Their Maintiss• Servants well aft the• Comedy of THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. Governor Hornell, Mr. Dnwton ; Frank Heartael, Mr. listen; Mr. Malfort, Mr. Powell; Whirr, Jun. Mr. H Sed don,. Tile Widow Caerath, Mus Duncan I Mrs. Matfett, Mr... H. Siddona After the Play, a Divertisement, called, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Daticerr—Madrenniselle P4fila and Mrs. Sharp. To which will be added, the Farce of • FORTUNE'S FROLICK. Robin Ronalthead, Mr. Mathews; Snacks, Mr. Mad/Joao; Frank, Mr. Cooke; Rattle, Mr. Palmer. hfariery, Mrs. Spark,; Dolly, Mr.. Harlowe. On Satordsy, The Jealous Wife; to which will be added first Lose this Season), the Grand (haratical Romance of The Forty thieves. On Mo. Any, r, The Hooey Moon. THEATRE-ROYAL, ( OVEN T-GAR DEN. THIS PRESEN 1' EVENING, Od. 1, 1806, will be meted, Shalassiewo's P:ay of LING HENRY THE FOURTH. or %Rl' THE FIRST.) • Henry this Fourth, King of England, Mr. Murray; Hoary, p.ince of Wales, Mr C. Kimble; Earl of Vl'astmorelatid, Mr. Wadtly ; kart of Domes's, Mr Claremont; Earl of North umberlanil, Mr. Creswell; Hotspur, Mr Ratable; Si, John Falstaff, Mr S Ramble (his last appearance this Season). Lady Percy, Mm Vireddy. To which will be added. the Faros of THE CITIZEN. ad Pitapat, Mr. Mundan ; Young Philpot, Mr. Melons (his thadappeaninee in London). Maud, MIS C Komble Our int appearance oa this Stage). SWIFT 'WD Cll. POULTRY AND CHARING CROSS ICKETS and SHARES ot the S t a t e L otter y, T . tobeg:n Drawing tlie 13th of Next Moi.th, are Selling stonrr one co, at then 1„. eeir.,d Oiecv , N.) 11, Nulttv, remaxhlbbeg m 1759., and No 12, Chafing ei,ea (next Doot ho the U 'Men Crow). Th 3 Lertery cogw..t. but of 20, 00 Toads. The Scheme costains the follqw.off Prizes, wiL. 9.:.d'.. L. 20.000 1 8 S 10,000 VP 100 3 5,01.0 48 bo 1,000 4,100 9O The I , atet Drawn ['whet will receive 10,00. L SCHEMES GRATIS. irkiL ONLY LOTTLRY THAT WILL IL DRAWN THIS TSAR. - tO,OOOL tiros-maim fiche. • Swim drawing 13ti, ilms Month, containing men Capital rases. *ad len Tickets, than air former Lottery. Only IMO 0 Tithes. PURCHASERS will have the opp, t tuniiy o f obtainlng all ate Capital Prim. pteindell they purchase beim that:Nitrites. SCHEME. Ho. of Anse% Value et each. Trod Value a Si 3 * 01 ”.• Soo win ' 40 4,100 —. . 20,000 Tieboto LIMO. n .---- --- ' PRESENT PRICE. Ta.ket Ll 9 It 0 Half lO 30 1 I Eighth—. ... 4 II 6 Quarter .. - 1 6 0 Tickitaatul shares are en hale at every Licensed Lottery Inca. QTAINS of RED PORT WINE. TEA. FRUIT, MILDEW, and every Vegetable Matter, are entirely reale/eel !ruin Table Lmeo, Cottons, Live, and other Artices or -Dress, without the ka.t in,wy to toe texture of the t.'bitn, by tit. CHEMICAL BLEACIIING LIQUID. It also removes Stains from Lades.' Ilatf Drees's, .ted restore. alt bifida of Linen t,. its original whiteuest, when dis coloured by had wariing, disuse, or long sea voyages., ta period end weld by Hodt.on and Co. Her Majesty'. C...aillioSNlP. layinarkei t so!A slap by and Co No. 41, Chimp eat-; Oxley. 21, Tavi,toek..teeta ; Ravin and Cu. NIL Ibo, Obr•td-g1 Met and Ibr,toa , trust of to, Eachange, Ciould, tmipuoit ; a.xicr and Scott, Edinburgh Gregory, Intiglitoo ; -toil erne.. ; in hurtle.. $4 each TO THE FORM. AN LIIQUESTIONAtit.i. SAVIN•:—UPWARDS OF TWILN CY PER CENt. WITH the utmost respett. we return you our ratefut hanks for the many frienur4 already confer red, at toe saute hare we lak, the haw, to inform yon, that having disiersed of the Lease of Oaf Premises, in Lthigato sweet, we now carry au our Trade, selej, at our Manwtattan, opposite Chant Church, Surrey sale of dlegkfr.are Bridge. Having ,ustalw d eery heavy towns by giving credi., oe in tend i» luturc to sell fur ready motley, winch s will enaLe us tusdpply our Costunsers on better terns tbea any etber House in London. Our expences being greedy reduced, we are de termined to take a small profit, arid sell Cooti:area% cry st Round Hats foe 11. Is duty and box included; and if puu *AI rase the goodness to continue your tate/104 rest assured. the . Hats 'Mill se of the finest quality, and fir.' Indiana, the very seine we were under the precoireaty of charging 26, owing to the ie., Stacy expenses our late public situation de mended. We further take the liberty to mention, to those Customers who still prefer paying their Accounts at Christina's, we shell be under the necessity of charging the Routh) Hats 24• there being an additional duty cia an Hats exceeding the first-men tioned price. Your Crider* will greatly oblige, your must abeitent I:reests, 'REMAIN ANL) CO. N. 15 G , ltt!frinetes hittitary, Opera, and Livery Kits, with Ladies' and Children's, of (eery description, sod new fashion, on the woe reduced Pion; sod a variety kept finished, owl, tor m , pethon —.Letters, poet paid, duly attendtd to. 1 6 1 .ckfriarstru.d, London. THE GREAT ulna! OF A HAPPY 10:!;OVERY, PROVED BY THIRThk.N YEARS' PRA(' ncx. r i • HOSE: who are :aided with the following Disorders may be relieved in less than one hoer, ard tined in a reasonable time, by the use of the ODESTONIAN SIEDICINES, which are the only reparations that ewer were eitablithed fur the cure of thews Complaints tier •as there ever known a Medical Man of any deseriptioo, on this or any Mher Eingdem, unless he practised • ith these Illutoratiees, that dated to premise those who were se afflicted such an ear nest of sure ; beesune, did he not succeed agree.ble therein, le must instantly piece himself • Quack ; and surely none but • foul or a Goldman would so refers, if he was not sure of suc ceeding arembit therms Coot in the Stomach, and oh wens Golin, Pleswety, Rheumatism, Head-aehs, Toothisebs, Ear. *Oa, and Gus Riles. These Medicines are with Port smouth .a Manchester, Illirminehaen, Stourbridge, Newbury , P Folkuone, Wadwleh , Burton en Trent, Henley on I.ll4Melp and in of the rineyal Teems in thisCingdom. In Linden, only by the Me rierhow. B. Guest, N. 9, Urea Surres.strest, between she ben Of nine and twelve, any lie tamil, Sisley eaceoeri. . be vicroALLIL THE COMMISSION) Majesty's Nary ele keret U. hii s f 0.-inber acts pallow;iie, end on reels Ora Mr. Minor, their Agent, at ' fender! to Writing (smiler Lisa WI E. to weigh (the mormitieAd to be poid MALT, In he nett &recite!, .4 aCrik proper to 'ler ; to t aistreerobte to Serraptes to he pre arced with t'm Tondos; tv be delivered in the space et Ont 31auds Jr om Ike dote et Contract, fret I'lN Adige ~ risk to Hi, Md. jara, uSta /ha Majesty's Piersdring Sores at Plymouth and &madmen ; mud to ht paid for by HiiL. , p•tyablt, with In. torus, Naagayller otter Pete. The Co.eiti.ini of the Conine 'es emu he /MR at the Office of the Arent Virtual*, et Plorouth ett;ire•aitt. ° h 4 regard Will b e b e d to any Under, in which the Price shall not he inserted in Words at length, or that sliull rot he delitered to Mr. Miller before One o'Clook en the said Days riTeadta; ear antes; Lim Person tyke goeLos the 'render, or semet Perms me his behalf, attends, i 4 ;41416ril Ildins coned Joe. TO THE w . ../RTtIY AND INDEPENDFN F FIECTORj ' OF THE CiTY OF WESTMINSTP.R. CTEN"I'LEMEN—Since my first Address, whi c h 1 had the honour of making to you, I have received such wi.,ni A , SUNIOCIIS of support from several Meetings of Flectnrs, and particularly from thi very teslieetable and nume rous Meeting which was this day at Wi:hei, Rooms, Out I present myself to you again with additional confidence of ‘occries. The kind declarations which use heeu made ie my favour,l consiter as Rattering testimonies r it the Constitutional Prin ciples on which I have claimed your se,t , ort, are approved by you ; upon thus,- I mit my pre. utiona b your counte i.auce; a•rel. a. you !Nees.) far dime me justice, be the credit ”in have given to my prof-.kiwis, I must Milne tie entreat you to do Witte.e to wour.elve, tit mar , rtaini..g your den-taus cle at:att.= with every .rtion that can gry them eff...51. I have the honour to be, ~ ;eutlemen, Your utrnied and faithful servant, N , rthiumbetiand HOW,. Sept. $, leoll. PERCY tyre. gaziee of Varieties This Nurither euntaitts upward of One Itindred ni scrilaneons Articles ; among which are--4 scription ant History of C..barci; an 'Account -f Papenbureli ; Report of the Conveltee of the House hf C./I,lolli oa that Staple Conitnedity of England, the WooNtis and the Co.iibo‘tions antoiie the Journeymen; Chateaohriancr. 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Loewe, jj SOVITILAP TESTAMENT, e'en a dire, La Plemeelle ARNO* rie Neva • s.iffneur JESUS CHRIST R cur les originates. aOs touch• dans le Langage ; avec des Sommainrk per David We. tut, Manistre du S. Erattgite, a Utrecht. •.• The STEREOTYPE ART hat boon adapted by the UNIVERSITIES of CAMBRIDta. sot OXFORD, nor lib• Printing of die various Editmns of the 1113 LE, TES fA MEN?, sad ROOK of COMMON PRAYER and Copies of eurrr hnishad Work, wherber Stereotyped in Caninrsnie, is Ot fend, or by Mr. WILSOii, will be constantly kept Ile ton, at this Office, where *eery necessary information wilt ken FOREIGN INTEL L NCR. ---- - FROM THE FRF.NCH PAPERS. - rents, ss►r. 20. Since the derartnre of the Grenadiers of the Em. petor's Guard, the Dragoons of the Empress mount guard at the Thuillesies. This new corps is re. markable for its line appearance and the splendour of its uniform. FROM THE ARGUS. " Europe presents, fines day to day, an aspen snore strange to the attention of observers. On whatevee. side ue turn our eyes, we find coutradillions to ex.. plain, and problems to resolve. " England still evinces a desire of Peace, and her writers speak of nothing but war. She prepares dts• tact military expeditions, and keeps a ciegociatoe of the highest dis:inflion at Paris. " Russia has refused the peace which she had so- licked, and remains condemned to inaeton, while she cannot find a field of battle where she may re cover the advantages and the military renown which she has lost. '• Prussia is at war with Sweden ; but this war resembles more a village quarrel than a contest of Sovere:gns. And while she augments her armies, : . she makes preparations in such a manner as to ecea- .• sion the belief, that she proposes nothing less that ' to attack the first; power in Europe. While these three powers di.cnss separately their interests with France, they swim to rm a common alliance. But they are between themselves in a false, uncer tain, and vacillating position, in the face of an enemy ss hose policy is sited, arid tsho.e force belongs le • hinftqf alo es. " One would be less astonished perhaps to sc Russia dud England concert their means of attack againstv enemy whom they w-uld have jointly to combat:. Brit can the cause, the ii.rerests and , rin ciples of Prussia, trim accord with those of England and Russia The past proves the contrary, Anil the future will undoubtedly confirm the experience of the past. Prussia at this day in a pnsition more iatronr. Able with respell to those w'th whom she would unite herself, and with respect to the enemy which she would dare to gitiont ? Does she tea;ii vrsh to • . . • 1 / 00 9 1v)83. fit' N., .', . A- 'fr. , ' .: ,i,\. .e l , . Li i 41" ,. •. ' J pi 7 ,• i . . . ~,.. . 1. .... ..,- r , '. -4A V 44 ; 4 . : --.1- ,:: : th its . 4 ,r • . . A• . :L . , ' . IP .. , 4.41.41,;$ • . ~.'. ti!! :: ;f , ; I lil r t it tob e loi re fi lif ,.. . ~,_ . ..• .‘ i. .• .. ... • , _........._,,........__,..,..,,,,,__ ____ . ..._ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1806. N . ; .- 1 -r4 • • . 1/. IPAICE 61...rE.14.C4. . ' m0n0mma................. .._ . a . 111 %. • . . . .. ' ----.. ..ING.OFFICt, Sees. 99, 1806. C ATTAR% MOUTIIS, 'TOWN, VOKVIVICATION3. • • t.!%OTION.shitA ' .bghst• t • LONERS for Villuelliv His This day is published, (continued monthly,) peter Half a. IXT HE • AS, ievetal .Olt/ i„ te;lenajtie .I'o4 hereby etre Notic e , Th a i n„ Ty Es . . Crow), neatly %egged, eons sti- +g of Seven' S.ieets of Lear , - V V sellers fiver • TIIASSES MT r s.SI s'oco - him bt , „ ed jON the kat T ues d ay h t K eeni C er .1 pots., ;ifint,. in es.. on fine woes extra royal PaPees fine toren ICiiirtni, arid Rala a af, Fall so,,otai, cts•Jili .e Se 4140. 1 ‘ e r a w. y a ; ew ,.....„,,,,,ii. r. 3j,„,k ; Me- with doable columns, so al to ennts4 more alattsothan went seen to be bit by a Mart 1:1 .s. • A'eg listoll . l..totge r ri,e4iiih, wilt be reo d y to erectly any Laerary Poisliceiou clang, with plates. enntainina a city, by tuat..aiait Dog, went wad an si x Jays An.orwadiL..an4 Pia.) of the VI . nuths of Canarn„ the Town . , Fostiseat.ons, is to caution all such travellers a ( siost kerePips 0 alp thei el tip ), row aod state Prison, !sn 1. of ' • might hays , twit bit at thst time, 4rh kytrei‘ht panissis. per Bushel, .4 d fee) nod or Clox-akied ANIBER. rl l l - 1E LI rER Att Y PANORAMA, including S i',..R L.) t Pi: P.c 1 - Crrilt sq, as she e.opectioe peelers therei.l a a ;levies. of I%,isty Books, lt , •gilter of,Evonte, and N 1.- Fro= the Stereotype Office of A VII t LEON , Dieholu•ic "be e".eeeeble se Samara to Ge pre- Easine of Varietios This Number contents inward. of tine .. . . THE GOVERNORS of CHRIST'S HOS PITAL, Leaden, give notice T'iat Cotimittee sat lit th e Cotsoalog.ltouse of tie sal; Flosoul, on WEDNES• DAY, a.re 12th day of N'WENIIIER, I2oi, at o'Clocit in also foreorion pre t..• recta,. Prop for taking on Leer, went..ofte Tear, from La Ito• Day, 130?, a HOUSE. N SI, Inc F.ast .:ornar et .Loarer Thamesstraret, an ' v • on Le to ...CM!, Wrench, EN. but nose unoecupi,d, having Deco last in the poy-ess 441 of a Pawn broker. An estimate of tie maths, wnseh wal b- required to be done b, be ace', at It- Counting o... Mae, 111 the raid Heyital, w are panteultris nay be known and all persons treatuig. moat atte.al rube Mt...tinier the Committee, to a...wer to t h e,, p ro amyl. RICH CO'tP, Clerk. Cturat's firoint3l. Srpt. 20,1114. SPFCIAL MONEY ADDRESS. ikGENTLKNIANI pledges himself to advance MO , Wy so esteedilioosly, •reretly, delicately, as to enlace that the Obloquy 4.evibeirl to Idenry-Essalors is not ap plventifr to every nn. • as tote.% ea will seaysoce the Appii. coot this Arterv4 iloserses Les Attention it eis.ias. lA that the aus.o.nri n/ 4rser. it coutindei/ by a Person ob..ve this online. t4nd lof , r un.arr Nsgoeistois. Apply ••r writ. , 001Sysiod, is the Ihree nq...f the Discount orAres, No. 8, I .re re. • f pl. Ciov 4mb-square; or to No. 9. Ra.io. , -lane 130114.11,a.....1.0s FRJM .R. ALLEN, r4l SLU BONOSTREET . Q . A AUEL 4 /UN ( .nd Co.) 1 4 te Forem an to 1..7 Me. n.f )1.1 8..,d ace, (for seers .1 ,rs), pe mission .r• Lim Pubtic that Le •ito.n last .• Rat , i4ene-plare, thtiarillw.reet, wt.ere Se re is kept losapectanre, in the ...racer. a large Stock of Su p .fine • rohn Kerseyntares, dre. !sc. 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