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'NUMBER J 017.) The lavt Night of Pe , l engine tit the Holidays. NOT ACTH 111 SE TWA TY YEARS E,'ll: A I lit,l(L) t it, DRURY LANE. rrO-MORROW EVENING, March 29, I Tl..ir Niatest.l' servant: will revive the Tragedy of THE EARL OF WARWICK. the Fart of Worwick by rho Y. , one Rictus (being hie first e•t*esnnce in that ah.racter); Knig Edward, Mr. If. Sidduni; riri of Pet•tbrnke, Mr Batley; lied of Suffolk. Mr Powt.ll. ►earCa•et Anjou, Mrs Powell; Lady Elizabeth Grey, Mis 11. Soldnoa; Lady &Ice To which , 4 ill he add d, the Musical Entertaiiane.it of THE DESERTER. Henry. Mr. Kelly:. Mrs Mathew,. LAST NIGHT—ORATORIOS. TIIRA FRF•RoYAL, CiWENT.GARDVN. • THIS PRESEN r EVENING, M arc h 28. ma i be perhvmed the Sa , red Oratorio of I'llE MESSIAH. Compmed by G. F. Handle , . End of Part T. Matter Flora, pupil of Mr. Mayer, aril! per form a Sonata osi tha Pedal Harp (beteg his second appearance in publlc). Prin , i;ual Vocal Perforrnempfsigranra Stomce, Mrs. Salamis. Mrs. Maul, and WI. Dtticous• Mr. Mr. Gib mu, Mr Prise, Mr. Smith, and Mr.)).,vis . Leader"( the Rand, Mr. Aditey—Organ, Mr: J. Ashley. The Band and Cho , u.se.,, which are numerottg and complete, by the 'non approved Performers. Corm 4 books of the Performanra-twitk the imprimatur of E. Marleah) to be had .1. the Theatre only, price 6d. ['Mose old - in the ttreets ar.• v....,inu= a d ini:otrfe3. SHAW, MAYOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Cham ber of the Guilalrall of the C.ty in London, on Tl.' • RSDAT. the 2 tl, Day of March, 1816, kes 4,e4 unaninioner, That the Tl‘ar.ks of this Covet be given in Sir John Tho,in Dockwo7:h, K B Vice Admiral the White, for the aeal and *lawny with which he penned the F each Fleet to the West Indies ; but more especially for the skilful and gallant Alta. lc mate Ly him on that Fleet, on the Gilt of Feornyry lass, off St Domingo, which, in leas than two hoar., sodeal in the Capture And Dsstructies of every Lae-of-BA:le %hip of the Itneney ; and addong one proof to est many already existing, id the decrt d suptiimity of the British Navy. Resolved thisnitriousty, TMt the Tanks of this Court be given to the tionevrable Ateaander Cochrane, Rest Admiral of the Whits t Thomas l.oyis, Eyo Reif-Admiral of the Whitt.; the Captains, °Storrs, Ssanieri AM? Royal Marine., sewing tinter Iftlte•Rokniiral Sir John ihnirras Duckworth, at the Capture eel Destoctine of the French F'eet, no the 6th of IFehrusey My sal St. Dowsingo. Mr their great skill and Wave", and fo; the very evident discipline pre/err/ea in the British Fleet no that noesemble Day. Resolved orstnintenetly, Thee the Fotedires of this City he grestentedl to Vice Ailestral Sit John Th"nus Duckworth, hoe- Orr with a Sword, of the tatill of Two Ittindteet Guines,, 'se testimony of the high wise the City of Lodon entertains of bra gallant conditS Reeolved unaninsoinlv, That the FRIIIIIII et this City, with a Sword of the value of One Hundred Guineas, be presented to Rear-Admiral Cochrane. Netuhred unanin oust), That the Frevfnm of thy, City, with a Sword, of the value of One Handfed Goineas, be presented ta gear-Admiral Lnui., am a mark of toaß.mAnPininn , 110001, ottertaino of their etteinplary model. WOOl3 mos PC PATENT itEAD-Lyn-ss. IF. UC Fi ARS, Fatney H AD-bli ESS-MA KER to her Renal I fishnets the Ditcher of YORK, highly gatided in the liberal patronage ex..eriencwid to long from a generoor Public, 'embraces th ,, opportunity of announcing to the Pashienable World, the -mist beautiful sod perfect HEAD DRESS ever exhi dted it England, even in chit age of wisi ng, genius, and rapid improvetvrmt. Llearl dress is univenally allowed to be the most distinphshed Lineament of the Human Vigor"; and no A tilt in Eurride, whethcr an Italy, in France, se .11 England, has yet heen able to con.truct a Wig for ether ui the s-xes, that has not ihronk with cold, or expanded with hat; and so much to, that whAt at first appeared like nature, 1160 i di ,ila)ed the ragged remnants of an iin,erfeet imitation. Tha Pato.it Read.d,eis, however, has ll fin 3. .9 removed the only trijectinn that could be advanced to Artificial Hair. It will, on no 0:C399011, ether •hrink or •welli b an light, that it is scarcely Mt on the head, and may be dressed by any 'errant, ...Ili sore ear than a common Head of Hair. In short in titMeoent Dresies Inc grand vccret has, far the first tinte7tieen completely discoreyd, of working the Hair exactly as it rows, and from this imptuyenent alone, Nature, in every condition of wear, appears so taperior to an, that imitation a foreotteu. To be had of Leiirhars, No. 47, PiccadiUv, opposite St. James's Church ; and by appointment, of Mr. &own, No 17, theorge.streets Ednibureh• It IRS. HARMAN, STAY-MAKER to Her ▪ ii SeIAILSTY, No. IS, NI.VE BOND-STREET, hay. 47: been honorary.** with Her Miyesty's commands to. St res. *skate to introduce theist to the notice of the Nobility, having an elegant assortment for the,r inspertion, at No. IS, New 'mid-greet, London, and No. 7, Abbey-.trees, COMIIT ad York-street, Rath Mrs Harman's Star has the sancti.rat of the first characters in the Medicel World, as being the only Stay of Fashion Ord tom: idles lieb;th with beauty, arid is se celebrattd for • shit ewers Lade wit., makes • trial. of them assures ti,,, when they are getimlty known. they *tribe urn vei. any The • int general aonrolsltion with which Mrs. Harman's Sl!..ys for !ming Lades and Clrikhrm ere received by the Fa sh-onable Wmtd , elVei riven a deLdrfod supbriority river every other kind rat Chi.dren-' Stirs. Idithese:vtlizira the r 1 ,111 1 .??. br soplieation to Mrs. Hat • man, by litter pest-paid, well be inforined of the pr,rper nsn :bid to give their own o.o.synie FY THE KING% ROI AL LETTERS PATENT. Rt. linos. Marano I.oih;an, I Sit John Coghill, Li. lion. 1,-,rd Polio; and Sir Francis Blake, Misof, Sir F.iward Newnham, I17:1. Lord Grant'-•, Sir James Armstrong, Pt. Hon Lord Frerteeits, Judge liarrlngton, • i , xosentesy Dooley A , Ward, G•meral Marley, Dowsge e Logy Granites, (knees' Norton, Dowager Lady Fortc.cue, General Derek, Lad. Falmouth, Colonel De Bith, Late A opmee, And many others, Hon. Mr. Shret,r, HAVING for more than 20 yeirs experienced or Cf.)l)llol.D's PAT ktf f V Et; F. TABLE rr▪ 'ol-SAbi, fur site rare of Co.,ugl, y olds, Asthma*, aril Cosi stlmptions, ha Cieir own families, as well as w doses'. d it in particularly teicOmmetwl it lb he kept by all per.ons, to • "centre* to upon the ird attack of any of the above com- P' " 1 ", in which use it never tails of and hundreds _,• instances it has volumed cures din patients hare been rum over by eft physici an s, by which means a great number fl tilt faztaltr snaloins in the recommendatioo, having admitted at the first slie.i.eibe in the wn-Id (Jr the above diseslerr. e,c146 mintiest.% from 01i0... of the nobility and families sf 'lloction, as well as fri.m Vie above, to whom references may le nude, may be seen at the Pioprietore. S;ooaishorl - which are prcr.fa of its utility, has ond the power or e... t•, Tea , . Royal Exch ange; N • w h ury, S t P s Chii reit va:; Witt. Iln;born ; Cling and Ru.. Chrs,,side ; !seem ''" I C• itrford etre. W. 140, R. 1114 st.itet i and MI the On mid.e,~uiors of Ws Uii;t• i Ei.ill4.`ra• ail ll ' T. prevent trerwi,tbene name ta written every %Om% at fuel iedgth uprm each stomp that corers tint r• ...di bottle. 'e' torixt allvernace for expectation. rbt 4ritiob lOrtfo. k'RIDAY, MARCH 28, 1806 VICTUALLING OFFICE, MATCH 94. 1806 pHE COMMISSIONER 3 for Vraualiarg !Li 1. Majesty's Nail d• herei, got That on EDI:LS- D...11', the 9th of April nest, they wilt 8t ra t to 'wrist triturrs in Writing (settled rep ), ant h eat JOT the fallowing 2aanlitiet of IRON HOOPS ; riz. I RISH LINENS :—Families and I n di v id u als pp, ied with singe pieces of Irish Linen, at the Whole sale Price, at the IRISH LINEN COMPANY . ", No 4, BLOOMSBURY -SQU \ RE, near SOUTHAMPTON. S BEET, leading to HOLBORN. Ne article sold but Irish Linen, an.l not less than a Piece; each Pace contains about 29 yurdy, is warranted, ,rid the Money returood, if a fault appears. Cash (as usual) fur Bank of Ireland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Cutep. Van lioops Butt Hoops Tons. tole Plate Hoops 100 4110 er fee eau I.uentity either Denornin o tia tt , sat ieu than Fifty. Tens. 7o be detietreil 1.. Ten It'seke, be Weekly Prop inioris,• , into His Slaje.ty's Store, at Dothan! I wood to lee paid for by Halt, poyable, torch Interest, Nitwit Days alter Date. The Ontilitiorn of the Cmanvd. and Seeeptee of the Hoops, wee be seen at the Sect curter (dire. No remit soh d be had to any Tender, in Whirls the Price shed not he kart:rig et [Vents at length, or that shall net be dent:rent M the Nord before Oct 0 . 004 i en the said Wednesday, the 9ltu of April neat, nor snafu the Person who makes the Tender, or lo,or Prom en hit ettellf, citron., to oniAller vllll. ratted fo, vic ruALLING-uFFAS, MARCO! 11.4. INLIP THE COMMISSIONERS jar Pith:4 t6w His Majesty's Nary do hereby kiiie hour', That no FRIDAY the 904 if Jaws nezt, they wit he ready b rerdee Yesue O. Writiug (prated up), fir such 3santttits of the filler Dcseriptien,/* Crown Danuic Pipe Hroudr ogstmod Brack Dentsk Stays. Praaihrie Pipe Stettin As the rexpectii, Persons e'io we. wok( Pnweeett thereof, coattail to deliver into the tootling .Sierts at L. end Plemeeth, it, so , b Pet-.rune,. a• sh.o! hrrtevter !frothier! upon, One Half ay Ore 3illh f kap < • 4rr otelt, rtelainarr et the old of Jelliary . fnele-ing —ro 1/e paid Bah, phyehte, iert, Intere,t, \novo Lugs -giro. Dote The Ciairlitt.ot. of the Corive t nay be serit at the Secretary's ()pre. • M. R. He Testae, for a lea dooot;tn Mon Ada nittitud /Miaow Pipe, Teo Thoovere, sown Dontair Broody, Tkonsead Crown Daottie ilogh,:ott, or Twaty l pie Mont an e Bromic antler, Ilanibra*, Stettin, er .I.uebic Pipe Stases, kit! be admitted. Ni Reward wilt he lad N doe Triodes iiiwhich the Price shall cat he helfeeeNe In 'a.di at ferseth.or shoe ....ft not be delirered to the Beard bete*. . iti• e ' ritich is the said Fride,t , the Sloth of fine west, mew wipe the Proem who roars thi Tender, or paw Per MAL beisali, onroth to 111/11:Per IflON called jar This day is published, elegantly printed in a rocket Volume, price 3, inboards, a new edam', being the Third, of ENGLISH LYRICS ; in Two Parts. By WILLIAM SMYTH. Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Darla, Strand. •,,• The Second Part may be had separate. price 3. 6d This Vay are published, in One Volume, 12mo. price .5c 6d. In board', N EW OBSERVATIONS on the NATURAL titsToßY of RTES. By FRANCIS HUBER. Translated from the Original. Printed for John Anderson, Edinburgh ; Sold, also, by Longman, Hurst, Rea., and Urme, Patrgnostenroer FASHIC/NABi.F. 130...T9 AND SHOES. I M. COWAN (trLiiii tloby's), most respeftfully so • informs the Penile, that • aev may be immediately sup plied with FASHIONABLE BOOTS and SHOES, war.unted in every rap- :1 ,luall to . .•Mpoke, at his Manufactory, 341, Strand, one door from I:avenue street. where the most ea- Motive awortment in I.oi.den .4 the above snide, is coil stantly kept :.an-1, in emmidnatinn of the advantages of prompt payment, he I enabled M .übmit tied' to the Public full 20 per cent under the usual b.spoke .inCes. The universal civil ict.o.‘ whi7.!, ttuise Gentlemen hay ex pressed who have serreuened the above plan, is a sufficrient dernenotriiion of its general tit,ilty, as it prevents the disagree able necessity .4 wifelike me or three weeks, and then Ire qeeztly nut being fitted -.4%eirly. opposite &menet R ou se. The Trade mity4:4 As usual. NEW STATE LOTTERY, begins DRAW NO 12th of MAY, MIL scHtatt. 1 Prise of L 25,000 2 2 5 10 1/11 tn ,• too NG 6,200 ,s. 2.),00(I ' Tickets • L •,06u --..., Five First drawn Tickets Ist Day L. 1,000 each 1. 3,0)00 Esve hist-4,11m Ticket., 34 Day I,tiOn.each 3,000 Fiist.drawn Dom slh Day Ditto 6th Day , 25,000 Price of a Ticket Half Quarter 5 2 0 Sixteenth 1 6 0 Tickets and Shares ate on Sale at all the Linwood Lottery Ollcee [ORE RC PRIZES AND LESS TICKETS. CWIFT and Co. Nn. 11, Poultry (joint Contrac- L 7 tracings for the pte.e it Lottery) feel themselves highly gratified by the general approbstion which the Scheme his teceived. They can with sordid...nee restial.niend it to the attention of their Friend* and the Pohlic, as powslitop supe rior advantages to the Schemes of the late Lotteries. It ren t it's upwards of ONE THOUSAND PRIZES MORE THAN THE LAST LOTTERY, with only the same num ber of Tickets, and has even an increase of ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN PRIZES upon the MAY LOTTERY of la:t year, which arnsisterd of SOM Tickets mom. The Isighe.t Prise in this Lottery is fS,OOCI , and the been 211. To begin Drawing 12th of MAY. The following Capital Prises were shared and sold at this Office in the late Luttelies: rx. No. 6,791, 20,i401. No. 22G L lO,OO No. 18,939 L lB,OOO 9,3 , i I 8,041 23,921 20,1012 Nudes many others of MOW.. 1,0001., 3101 , :c. HEALTH AND LONGELVI TY DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC AND AN risimuus PILLS. THE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pill s , as a ge neral Preservative of Health, is become universal, from their efficacy in those coinplaiiirs which con ally disturb the human frame ; such as Cold., Rheematnine, !lead -aches, Lodi rations, and ether ditea•es of the Stomach and Bowel.; which arise from the vicirinede.of our ebillate,llf from indulgence in the luxuri.m of lite ; and them silutary effo:ts :1,11 produced by gently opening 4: pores by night, and the body by day, with out requiring any particular regimen or confinement. Rut though the An:le .tic Pills are 111:0 very verviceeble in bilious and n.tner deep-seat-d disorder', yet being designed as a mild purgative ant..., and therefore not always eulficiently strove Antibilious fill, halo, been recommended iii rod by an einill Physician, who ha. used tacos Medicines combined, for many years, with the lisppiret oiceesa, in all complaints ache Liver, at well asio other internal dim.ises. Travellers, by It-id Cr by sea, or persons rem I. from Medi cal assistance, would do well to be always ',melded with theme Pills: which, with ar.ni, of the genuine Dr. Jaine 4 Fever Powders, would form a mow valuable store in • Small compete, that would often aff.rd relief en an, sudden iiidltimaitton, cud prevent the dl mount:ewer's of neglect or delay Sold only be F. Newbery an SOM.. Ne. 43, St. Paul's .Churcla-yard, on the Coach.wag, four Doors from the corner of Cheiptele, Lund-in; an lat Dr. Jame-'a late 11111l1Mi in &Weft. Welt "if the Arl.shretr:c Prlis, price ss. 6 , 1 • box, ttre:e in ono large be: foe tl. ea ; and the Aistalolious Pillt, price Its.9d. • Box, day intlnded •.• Ohianve that the wands , " F. llliebery, N. 17., St. Paula,` atossignaved era thr Sumps. AM"r clif ' L YRICE SIXF.Nt: E. • Thrßav a e itili''sls , l, !or re Ls - 64. bon , 4, . r 1 1 1.1 E ELEMEN TS of the LATIN TWIGUite R. with all the Rules in Engl4li, for the more read iota prove:nent of Youth ; Ser,m4 lfdition, improved sod cornetist. By •he Rey P() , .RT ARMSTRONG. London : Printed I,t J. Mawrain, No. 2e. Pniiiii. This Book has mat with genera' aperobat•rm, both of the, learned, awl too t ..if those iii t...• posferesion. who were net it! the habit of tang Vox old Grammar. in Latin There is a greet ..e.,enienee, that this may be introduced where sop other G-aiiimar has been made use of, with rut any int , trup. firm to tio• plan of education, .and will save the half of the tim- , usually spent in acqufrmc a thorough knowledge of gea, ; . t na v , This Edition is altered A 1 ittil i a form, .• *t the least in substance This Reviewers have likew•so . sooktm of this Hoek with the nin-.1 ileerded approbation, and .04DC of tier Dignitaries of the Ch , :h. This Day is uublis , :ed. price Y 4 firt. er••.v THE REIGN OF PHILANTHIIOPY ;,ips The Ausoices ..f the Ne w Admini i Administration. a row . •- with Biograpiii. , 4i and Ch arac t er hti ca l N ot i ces o f Ow fol kiw - Cabinet; • Conan% _ This work, WINal is ea•y of conveyance, cannot foil to be aal acceptable present in the:Provinces, bed in the distant parts of tho Rtiti.h froi,ire j as, by an aseemblege r.f authentic awe known Geis, it affords a corepbeht knowledge of the muerte Administration—of the favourite objects of ha asenobaraa. amt.,' what may be expected friers the.; wt,ish cannot be eb. to tied by more fleeting irtikles, IN i 1 1 ,4114.4 by any abet IDCMIS London Printed for H D. Remen.b.. Patemenef -row. taltilllNAL MEs.l.stßi OP I.t skD COLUNOWOOD. On March 91st ltd. be published, Preto 1.. 6d. Nu IN, (Nee Series)' of THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE. f or M arc h • 1406; umbel fished with a iii:ghly finished Tsetse.. of Lord Cullingwool. and c.tanaining genuine Memoirs et AO Life of this diatingui.ihed Admiral Among a variety of other interesting Orightat Articles, thin Magazine will alto coaapyr s ibeersatisee en the Aer-inomi of Lie Hindons; an Fzetinion into Woks; Aristotle* , Poe. tics abridged, wiCi Notes; a Fi th Letter...zo the Management of the Poor ; the Wi g , i n Imitation elf' nip 8, treater; No. 2; Historical and Philosophical Questions; the Pulpit, No. 2, nit ihe late Cotner ; Nelsonians t nr, valuable Anecdotes of Lord N.lsest ; Reviews of Bloomfield's . %%Id /Mom,' and Slit Edgwomh's .Lastuna;* original Poetry; and the Drama; Ac counts of Janus Sarre, R. A. of Mrs Carter, and of M. Kine, the Comedian; Philusophi,•al and Literary li.telligence; Donnetielticidents, Rye See.— The Universal Magazine is pub lahed rYgolarly on the first Day of every Mor.th, and is the only Monthly Publication that is general in its ran, liberal its in f:ciiiduel, sad, therefore, ii.,..ranially interesting. 11 , .4, at th e segue time, printed with a clear Type, on gaud Paper; aid its Erobellishm tzts are not unworthy of the general Clue, .. . ratter of the Week Four Volumes are Amply published, Pecs tea fid. each, neatly half-bound aid lettered, comprehending the Yews t 4 ,.• ma Its:s. . ./rotary lee Irelbee.mr Me& marrai.ed Mee?Onlytod Paw' traits of Alessodav I Emperor of Rossi", sod Marquis Coro. rains; with their Kinn 'tura, Merassirs. I.uodim : Pubintirrd tv it I) Sown ts. Patomonter•mw. --•4•11, ! IMPERIAL P.4RLIAMENT. 1 --...—... HOUSE OF LORDS, Teeasear, Maaca 27. I I Coan•el were heard in confirmation, relative to the Scots Appeal, Johnston v. Stotts, viz. Mr. . Adam, at consider..ble length, as leading Counsel ' (10 for the Respondents. The farther consideration of the case was adjourned till to-morrow. Pending the hearing of Coansel, who *ere or dered from the bar for the purpose, Mr. Whitbread, attended by several Memlsers a '.. . presented at the bar a Message from the House of Commons, ins;sorting, that he. was commanded by the Cowmen to inform their Lordships, that the House had resolved to attend the trial of Henry Lord Viscount Melville, as 4 Committee of the whole House, and to reque s t t h at t h e i r L or d s hi ps would .11 dire that accommodations may be prepared ac cordingly. 'Phis communication, after being read from the woolsick, was ordered to Ve on the table. Lord AUL'K LAND addressed a few observa tions to the House, but in so low a toot of voice, as to be scarcely audible at the bar; the.ssk'selk fs is 1 ll remarks, AS we could understand, was tr i at i ,i I ly . the commercill intercour s e b etween t h e B r i t a t -4 , i , \Vest India Islands, and th e U n i te d S tates o f Ame rica. Repeaing which, he gave notice, be aboolai submit a proposition to the consideration of their Lardahipz, oo Mandoline!, for v hich'day he moved .. that the loriL be summit fled; which was ordetsd accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTOTIS. 1 f I.ord HOLLAND , a f ter a few remarks upon • the subjta, observed to their Lordships, that she situating of so great a number of their fellowisub jeas, is these respeas, was such as to induce him to undertake to bring in a Biil for their relief, himself; this he should do in the coerce of next week, and alter the Bill should be rod a Gist time, he would t .. 1 propose a s h ort d ay f oe t h e second reading. • 1 i TRIAL OF VISCOUNT NIELVILLE. Lord ORENVILLE, after adverting to the re cent cOmmunicAtion from the House of Commons, I respecting the approaching trial of Lord Melville, &nerved, that on that occa•run he believed all their Lordships hal hut one elij-el its view, namely. the : I attainment of substantial justice with respea to all i the parties concerned. At the sante time, they had / to consider the test, the most aetisfaaory, and, above all, the mint speedy means, consistent with the great ends of justice, in which that could be at- ' gained. They had not cosy to consider the regards of justice, with respea to the pers . bns and indivi duals concerned, the prosecuiors ..s well as the T. accused ; hut those of the i °anti y or the public, and the charaaer and honour of that House, la the • !, , . views, one of the first considerations that presecied r I itself, was that of dispatch, which should be at- !' ' tended to as much as was possible, consrnant with the primary obj.ift of the attainment of justice.— Many of the considerationa to which he adverted. T HF. REIGN OF PHILANTHROPY ; oalk dein:deed In a few days will be published, in Three Vole ltmo. The Ausinces of the New Administration, a Posse F , the 'a pr i ce 15s. i n boards, S the German of J. M. Mai er nen P enn, s.nc lEGWART, a Monastic Tale ; translated from with Biograpiiiinl and Characte r hti ca l Notices. of the fed em i t p iturtmg th e w h o !, o f t h e C a bi net ; a se ied de i r ...., or . intit. 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