The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-11 00:00:00

. • • . . ' ' • ;:, tt• • .t. . f 411. 4 . 0 .1!) t• MI, Ehla4Ala. , of tosadon, at Totacditatt . • 7.; ~... _ • r t 7r the Co untr, NUMBER 19.01.) TUESDAY, NOVEMHER il, 1806. 3 : _ tlascetsiissitCs, Ova, I ittrnT , Eprot, Ye* at the OVOtd stet% gots% is tint 14.' Whtrain- Novi. in Id! THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY•LANF. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 11 , 1806 , T Their Majesties' Servants will ne the Comte Opera of THE HAUNTED TOWER. Baron of Oakland, Mr. Dowton ; Ramn de enemy, Mr. 'Cartes; Lord William, Mr. itrahani ; Robert, Mr. Diplom. lady Elinor de Courcy, Mrs- Mountain; Adele, Straw& Stowe. To which will be added, the Comedy of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Rackety Mr. Elliman ; Druigget, Mr. Dowton.. Lair Racket, Miss Duncan (her first appearance in that cha racter;; Mn. Drugget, Mis. S ; .arks. 'rwolorrow, The Irnu Chest ; with My Grandmother. THEATRE-ROYAL, 0 V ENT-G AR I:EN . THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 11, 1806, will be alter", a Comic Opera, called, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Macheeth, Mr Incledon ,• Peachurn, Mr.,Munden ; Lockn, Me. Emery; Mat o' the Mint, Mr. Taylor; Filch, Mr. snames. Mrs. hachure, Mn. Davenport; Polly, min Bakes i Lomb Mn. C. Ketable. To which will be added, a Farce, called, RAISING THE WIND. Jeremy Diddler, Mr. Lewis; Sam, Mr. Erman. • T. morrow, Corireenus y • ir , The Roman Matron; with The !scales; or, TA* Water Carrier. vu:rtuALt..twacsrncE, Na.. s. leth. E COMMISSIONERS pr Masalli!" Hu THE Na.., de - hereby Ow Notice, 'float on rrunts- DAY de ISA Instant, they' will be reedy to reeeive revelers In Writ*, (stoled up), awl tree, fier THINK HUNDRED TONS of IRON PLATE HOOPS, or fir any quantity not Soo Una frtity Teas ; to be delivered is 'Knee Weeks, be weekly rortlhm, into Hie blojestn's rianollbe Stores et Dept Ord wed .to he poi.' ter by Bill', reliable, with !Wren, Nincty Owe eller Date. The Cieditiwit of the Cestroe9, wed Samples of the Hoops, maybe ken .t the Secretary's Ojire. No reviled will be had to say leader, IA dirk the Price shall tot he iijeited ha Words at length, or lAA' shall not he delivered S. the Booed before Oae o'Cbck, ea the said Thursday the 13th butane, nor wakes the Pena* who viable the Taal, r, or was Pent= we hie behalf, meads to Gamer when tailed •s 7 T.• . TO TITF. Wok Th? .AND lIVDIfINDFNT TORS OINTUE WIT OF wirsesnmsTaa. G LLLLL man, ITrust you are now convinced, that it procee. from no Nght presumption' in tee, that,lo soy .kd.mi meat of the sth init. aeidiowiedgiag my geode& Coe your I almost unsolicited suppers, I ventured to declare, that f • not in the least dammed by the thee titistrog appearance the Poll. The result of the tun last bye, mine than just' the confidence I Men etpreesed ; that confides*, was be on my knowledge of iim god Sense, the Mow. she I and the Pat:elitism, nf the Declared' Welty. Of the sunless of the prermseinne of au, Gahm, peered to assume that they die not pauses they , really never enteitained any serious apprelleosiou. 'Su slislato could only ohms she appearance of a meillib mph, by the remissness of others. 1 am willing totals"; share of the blame, en. the mama •CCelwll. clonidani.k •iiheetporembeemle wilt gime cohatiber enema to oar earJrti he a vents which *peeves and dessamis she exertions of ee miss who'destresibil rosenation ca? *Matt Constitution. I havaahlabanano, to att, Irsthala utmost it and gratitude, - faithful swank 'ilthiLkY Fft. - :i.; I. Vf, !MOMS vziptti; 1778, 4nd 1779. sits. WltpAlla ' • hinted he T. etteadf W. Of Whom easy _ .era he rho if !STORY etramict, tmal the Third, teiteiDeahred Leeks the Ift • • View of lice Chi.. shed Pal J e s e r ia; 'wires. the Middle and the t 1044 of he Ikeesereeh Cool 3 eels hie M. 3.. in bawds. This the City 4 140414, in titer ate of No 4, t Margefet onnionot, tathe Mao a p. I - Dee toe irolgished, in Two Voleusti., ?nee the in bt LETTERS addressed to ths.DAUM mei a Nobleman, on the Fa ataftiaLIIIKAISOUI MURAL PRINCIPLE. By ELIZA.BEINNIMILTON. Author of " Letters on the Ltisaaataar peasisaa zsielsrsaa," ear— Noted far T. Ca/dl aad W Davies, $t- VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. ?, Iss4 rr HE COMMISSIONERS fee rewires irii .1 Majesties bevy Sc ewe* 4 .. e Neeire, That ea TUESDA Y. the leth Jettaist, they uiU le reel* to !recite Teastere in Writreg (vette ..p), and if 11•14 jir the pike* efteetelle ef IRON HOOPS. eh. Tow. Vats Hoops Rost Heaps . . • 300 • ,••••• 330 . • mom.. 01 r •Rfitt=v tiers f, raw In. than My T.,tio • be it homes: 61 Nisk Week, be Rbeleit Properties', itoe•lits *Mojesee'l ietrellet Slim at Dqefferd awl take paid. fee * Pare'. lath interest, Ming, Dogs .fee. bar. Z. Collett ds. of Si.. Castraat, and Sawyks 'et tie Hoopeb nee be ecru st the Sserstary'• Ogee. No &yard will be had La woo Tease le which the Prise shall oat be 14144C4 in Work at leedte,brshot she" est be &lit:seed to fh•irJ kefeee Uas eTteek se lie mid Teasdas, the Nth law.nd ; sow ludas go Person witt : elakee the &Wee, or sone Pm.. oot hi. today, attends, to answer den settee ye,. WANI'S a SITUATION; as JUNIOR CLERIC, or 'FOREMAN to WHARF iir TIM BER-YARD. WAREHOUSE, he. a MidJle-aged MAR RIED MAN, of good ooarsertions and abilities, whose character w.II bear the &Waist inquiry ; would have no olsjectiun to be articled three years, ueecn good terms. Letters addressed to J. W. to be left at the Office of this Pacer. will be dills weeded tn U. 7. &upon • 3.11 leg. 2 0- . 3 It Kr . 1) jer . cif R. Luc- ' ....1.0 TO THE RIu111" HON. R. B. SHERIDAN. 'Trift Ste, I N the absence of Mr. Moore. I think it my duty 'ttrfey the inclosed repreleatation bete* yon • marry pot ions shin stranding th is Crimmins* to-day, have been desirous c altering their cards, sod mode of canvass, but I continued re give my opirioe, that it would nut be appromitof by you. I am, dear Sir, Your obedient Servant. W. A. DOWNS; Committee Room, Shakspeare Tavern. Sannday Evenine. ENCLOSED LETTER. . Ceauttrraa 111.01, Una To*, Sy. J•seres Nimeee, SATUitteelt SIR —I am sorry to infernt You, that the Adver ii.emeots from Sir Saltine{ Illood'A Committee, in St James's Parish, and diet noe Inns a supposed d.uersl Meeting in St. hive caused great uneasiness this Committee, and wherever I have been among Mr Sheridsn't friends. We have rerenocresty ea.ormesst for Sir Samuel Hood, as well as for Mr Sheridan . ; mad so, indeed, we have from the first, and the Names are Milted in our Cask We wish for - 'monk= In this respect; and, I am, Sir, your meet obedient Serum.. CHARLES TWEEDIR, Acting Clusirssam of Mr. Sheridan% Commute in St. James's ?addl. Peter Moen% Esq. M P. Chairman of the Committee at the Shakespeare. To W. A. DOWNS, ESQ. Deis Ste, • YOU have clearly anticipated my wishes upon this *Mantua. I certainly saw the Advertisements re. (erred to with some degree of maim, and so Dalai St. George', there must be a mistake; but I pliers the mut icip:icit fe , lance on Str S. Hood's Nwa/ • anctleate of his Corensialear may he under a donee of difficulty as le the Out ef meeting his wisher, of which l cannot presets/ to judge; brit I am .*s Meat their view* as It alheent. imerefere eamealy lbw Si,. that ho eleeniela getter may take piece in our igg* . if canvass, but that my Mee* mid cantina* te solicit Hllt WWI and Support of tbe enerffet llMlneedm tomptet, Head, with prank saluspialliey and' Wm*. • I an. Sk, yoseetirseeraly, -- • gatorrhy night, Somerset Ileac.. R. I. SHERIDAN. • W grrharesiiia THE *veered Arrangement between the Right RICHARD 10.1113LLY wee hie SAMUEL. HOOD, E fl, as agreed to at the interview on Wednesday the latb Sastaot , and sumo annitemitkated to the respettive &matinees. is lathe billowing waits Tine Sir Samuel !loud shoold publish an Adeet ieneent. to request his Friends, most earnmaly, to give their Second Votes to Mr. Sheridan, and that Mr. Sheridan should. do the wee Ys his Primula, hi Gleamed Sir Suomi Hued That no exposee whatever is to he incurred by - either parry, by the elLertiOns of the other iu hit favour ; but mutual aCcomniodetion and communication kept up between their as specti n Committees. That short of rendering hicsorif respoapble fur the ex penreof theother, each Candidate shall veeinimend and w hit avant. ea/ (naiads m gate every pounds am- - other. This Day is published, elegantly penklodio Toe Vo lore• illuarier4 alerptviage, Aiwa Ihs ilidoihre. alias . , e_Pli t tiON; a Poraa w cfrata th e Corgi. pshaa r i r Vlrifibtllolll4llllr. s ft . . CAA and Vt. Weiss, firesig. •.• A airy duCopies on largo N i se i rilliAsa di Bien, of the Mum, ?IWO 11. 4s. in bootie . t i Aingtoti, . 2 ;v Nor 1 isokt ia • 1 rt Lau . 10 ret,l44- . NEW OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND. (T0rah14.7,1 tit Authority of the LordChamScrlain.) 3de. CROSSMAN's Second Appearance, In hh Principal Aet of Horsemanship, set to be equalled in Europe. •• • Messrs. Parket, Cruininan, Smith, and D a vie s . celebrated * Equestrian Troop, being only engaged at thy special reipreq of Mr. ASTLEY, to open the NEW OLYMPIC PAVI- LION, Newcastkoatreet, Strand, ai d as such engagement . . _ . • NEW PAR LIA.MENT. The Second &Lunn of /tECEDENTS of PROCEEDINGS i n 1 HAWSE rs, COM mom. with t.lbservstionl. by JI HATSELL„ Eiq in Fear Vidnines, Quoin. Pr. se A in bnsrds, panted taa T. Cala' U4PW. Dined, i Otrand. will very soon expire, it is humbly conceived the present opportunity should i.ot be neglected. THIS PRESENT TUESDAY. 11th, WED NESDAY Itch, and THURSDAY 13th NOVEM BER, 1806, the Entertainments will commence with a GRAND CAVALCADF.—EQUESTRIAN 'EXERCISES by the first Troop of Performers in the World. Clown to the flirt put of the Horsemanship, by Mr Crossroan.-..Re. coed time, EX' /WISES A-LA-MAISIELUKE. by Ten of the principal Horsemen, en THREE HORSES...-The laughable Equestrian Burtesque of The METAMORPHOSE in a SACK, by Mr. it Bryson, and Mr. Crrurnan —Second time.' Comic bong. by Mr. G. Smith (from Sadlei's 91101 " London S.gbts."—Tioe favourite Divert:croon, called, The SCOTCH LOVERS; or, The GRETNA. GREEN BLACKSMITH. Itincipal pincers, Mr. Crams a ' Mr. C. Dubois, bdise Taylor, and Mn. Parker; Ethickiirnitb e Mr. Dubois; and Sandy (with Songs), Mr. G. Smith.... Inimitable tioreiset en Two Horses, by Master Davits.... Second time, " Darby Logan% Description of Slialapeete% Tars; or, A Sono without • Tune,' by Mr. Jnbablun Se cond ume Mr. Cussmait will go through the whole of his PerlOrmaime on Horseback, which can only be crehted by siseireg.—The Entertainments to/awe:lode with • Nev Comic Pantomime, Galled, !ZAGS of MISCHIEF; or, If %kLEQUIN PLOUGHBOY. Harlequin, Me. H Bryson; Clown Mr. Dubois, sin.; and ColumSiue, Miss T a yl o r. (Fee's ' s to he opened at half past Six ; to begin at Seven pa** -4:aces to be taken at the Box OSee, from Eleun Menem OCINSPICUOUS ADVANTAGE.— A Say ing of Oau Guinea in Three.—GIBBONS, Woollen Draper and Tailor, 1111„ .fleet street, near St. Dunstan% t' arch, stiAriies Gentlemen with Apparel, mule to measure, ei the h e st materials, first fusion and workmanship, at the ' Sollseisrg *iris., for ready 'polity °nip—Second Cloth Coat 11. 1.30-4oireifine dine N. IS: ....Very best superfine ditto Si. 10s Berseyostre Broaches Cord-Mut Ilts. and every other article in the above hranches roprotenrably cheap. The qualities are 'mended the vary best, arid the advantages to the public are aromoted for by levy article being bought rand held for needy money. ihn cAy of Lo county of Cfun. This Day it publi.hod, nalielmunely priated M One 11m. with a Map, rim Pc in boonia, a moo &Winn A TOUR THROUGH &ICILY asd IdA /IL in • Series of Lanai. to William J; Somosiy, in Suffolk, lions P. BRIDONE, T.R.E. Plinteil for T. Cahill aid W. Devise, Base& _ ef EINIC, ever ' Lanta•ter, veer. , in the re.;.e, 4 Surrey, roamer, • 41,111.1J11/11/64, 4JeTell 111 1 THE COMMITTEE for letting the _ LANDS, will meet at GUILDHALL, on WLDNICS• DAY, the Igth day or November next, at e leven el thWetivek in the forenoon, to receive Proporala for enlarging the SE& SIONS-HDUSE, in the Old Bailey. The Pl.n, and Particulars inay he arm it the Complier lees Office, Guildhall., JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller. 6 .•••• ••dr• Thu Day are publiabed, elegantly gaimati, iat fe w I v.ihmes, rice la..' in Ileardri THE WORKS VURGIL eriadMi4 Zaglisis Verse, by JOHN DRYORN A Neir Winos. wAk Remarks isa lie ^ Ceireakee Dr. Carey. • Panted for J. Solution; R. Baldwin ; W. J. and J. *Mien ; W. Otri.l e s Rem; R 'asides; J. Wankel Le.; Darien and Leckingroo, Mks. sad Gunman, Herat, Rees, sad Orme ; Cola and amide B. Cro.by. • laimathet, is the tpaiaa. had, Whrtettiatti, rr and chap uaa. '&O6. DAY —.610 . 17 5-1611 • .511#1 • 4 , 46. Prem. r.M 11,4011. 1114. 134,, il : dr4rokr . 414 9. 0444,tem". toot 74 3 / 4 ,3 TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. THE COMMITTEE for GENERAL PUR POSES, will meet at Guildhall. in the City of London, en WEDNESDAY thn 19i11 Day of November. 11.16, at Teral , e (*Thick at Hann, to reeelve PROPOSALS for FIT TING UP GUILDHALL. for the Aeisaal Entertairinient• oa 1.01.1 Mayor's Day, fur a period of Seven Team The fitting up may be viewed at Guildhall, ea Wednesday the Idth, and Thursday the IStls Days ; and puss a m' Conditions rosy be seen, 'ad further Partseulaw had. at the Office of Work;, Guildhall. WOODTbIORPE. MK RONCOE'S WOARS , t4Lwar JOISTI•mis. 1114 day is published, oielsatly printed is S4s Vaiimas, rim 3 No in bawd; THE LIFE and PONTWICATIL Of I Ike TENTH Ity WILLIAM itSJSCO4. TheSeeand Edition. met acted, eith a.. ad...itissal Peel Printed by J. 114•Cosery, for 7. Cohn 'aid W. 17 Strand. Of wham may be had. by eta view Atdo;so, I. The UPS 1.4111.111L0 d• ealaa-da aificess. A Nage Fditios (be4ag ih. FAIS) visaed sai with thaysians i , This Vadsasss onagua Beat liassda. L. The i•ultsE, a Peers ; travail : sled Illawa 41h Tali {sled Tamale. ,• Now Edition, eloped, o .11. 4 1.1 • Volume, price de. in bawds, at ow a largo Paps , p4c • di • • GIALDIIALL, LONDON, Oaf.? lo 1806. THE COMMITTEE for letting the Bridgehonse E•late• will meet it Guildhall, or THURSDAY, the 13th day of Norembee neat, at Twelve O'clock at noon 4 To LE I', by PUBLIC A UCTION. for 'IA Years, from" Clirktrnss neat, a MESSUAGE, or TENEMENT, YARD, GARDEN, COACH•HIOtISP:, STABLF.S, and other Build- - inr, with a large pima of vacant Crowed and M-adow Land ad'oining thereto, situate in Fum-foot4awa, Bermondsey, in the eunitty of Surrey, lately in the occinaatien of Mr. John Bate Venetians, fell-monger and wnolstapler. The Premises may be •icered; and a plan thereof, with Cinditiena for letting the seine, may be sees, at the o.liee of Works, GuPdball. • SAMUEL NEWMAN, ComptruPer. Soo. 7. ow C. . 1! 131 urns s. L ',Niue Coin NEW EDITIONS of the WORKS uf ROBERT BI and ALLAN RAMSAY. Thi. Day it published, eirsimily primed in tour VII oetaeo, with a Portrait of die A umber, Kim 11.169. n 111 a New Edition ( being the Filth) of Ti -1E WORKS of ROBERT BURN& t mining the Poems haw* puttliaml, web Mao &Lapland Notes ;Poems Ai and his Correepoodence. Stir anetti g it of a Criticism' mei* Writings. To Which at.. Oinmeations en the ctrantan and Cond ClO/11 of olt• Posinntiy. • Printed by J, M'Creery, for T. Cdoitll. pod W.. 11 Strand ; and W. Creoth, at Liiolithign. Of wbem may she Wiled, •' New Editions of the POETICAL viropiii SWIMS, with a Sketch of his Life, and a fieriedblit primed in Time Pocket Vo!untes, price 15s.billkitsis,i inferior Paper, price 9+.iu Bowe. Likewise, The POEMS of ALLAN RAORAT, 1 Edition, cotreard and 'staged, with a G:imaary 1 to are pedaled • Life of the Author, holt authentic Dueuc and Remarks ou his Poems. from a tare ties of their Pirated (uniformly with Limes Worts) in Two laret octavo, with a Portrait, from an oraginal Drawing by It the late eminesi• Painter, price 11 1.. is Boards. let IS 1.0118.. ." ~ u 5 P 1 esch ▪ Rank mt HolLaed, 11 emormam;l=z= o Coattail. FM teriettlerr thet mr‘A. Them the remote of • theskiM 1•11 ef MIDDLESEX F.LECTION. R. WILLIAM MELLISH'S COMMIT -1• Tags viD a t evegy Dav, at No 16, SOUTHAMP• TON STREET, BLOOMSBURY, and at 112, BISHOPS GATE-S'IREE r, where it is necide,ted that all Letters men be sent, and sphere all Communications will be thankfully merit d - wEMIMINIrb& 11611ETION . CetAIIITTIII AT Tel SWAMI Ant. PESOLVED.That in the present arduous Contest, of the ultimate success of which the Committee bag so doubt, it will be honourable to the Electors of Westminster, that no part 6f the expence attemling 4 should fall on the Right Hon. R. lI.SHERIDAN. SMolved,Thin a Public Subscrlp6on,lhr the maintenance of • Public Cause, be immediately set ell hat, and that Melt sub. taiptions ha paid into the Ranking Hernasof Hews. Davison and Co. Pail-mall, tad Mews. Itaddelph, Cone, and Ridge, Charing-cross, in the names of Lord William Remelt, Sir Robert Lucky, Stn. and Sohn Ellett, Esq Treasurers; sub. jint to the application of the Committee, through the direction of Mr. 42detnian Combo. • PETER MOORE, Chairman. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of Mr. W. MELLISH, are inforined, that carriages will be ready on TUESDAY NEXT, the 11th of November, and following Days, at Seven iLlock in the Morning, to convey them to and hero the foil, at Brentioed, at the itodet•men ttuuseplac:s Ilkhorgate-ehureh. South aide of Rion:nibery-square. Pantheon, Oxford-re ,c 1 Oppcnite St. Jetne.'s Church, P.rcadil'y. Pad.ament-strett. ;Triply and deas°• ll l &Yohf fir the CORGIS ategrity and This week r ill be pabliebbil, ADEFFNCE of the ESTABLISHED 1 rEs CANT FA! CH :wriA Sermon preached 'Parish Church of Saint Mary, Newington Butts, !tithe C of Sonny, Octi..ber 12, 1806, being the Sand y flAlowit interment of the late Ritht Rey the Enid RAN, M Asaph y with an Appendix, containing a Shoes of Ms ship's Life. By ROBERT DiCKENSON, Carats aid Lottery Published at the request of th e Cungrrgition. Virus% dignissinium et Maxima fidalena Pasture= Ecrlesio, dirfunctuns keel London: Printed (,r, op/ said by, F. C and J Risit No. 66, St. Paul's Chu eb yard; and by J. Ilate:isrd, Nr Piccadilly; also. by Lambert, Whisrsoith; and Soli (late Potts) Newington Lan. Price 3s each, or . 16 fix ospoN 111 aft , f . _ N. Clerkenwerl Green. i.lottitnn Green, Bethnal! Gran. bhar: ell, (opposite flee Church. Shraerlitch, apnoea° the Chureh. Can-t 11. rate, Welluwe•square.• I.a.:.eace-arett, Chalets. Lt ROOKS• ( r p.o, Antvv..) DA! , . al PLATE GLASS COMPANY. THE Public are informed, that a large Assort roent of PLATE GLASS IS now on S'.LE•atAxed Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Company's Wareirouoe, AUSION-PLACE. BLACKFRIARS-*RIDGE, of a Sue colour, superior lantliancy, •rid of various dineem arms: from 12 inches to 144 niches io length, and from le to 71 inches in reedth; also °unsex and Concave Mirrors, from la to 36 incluse diameter. And the same assortment may be had foe Country Orders, by eidnoving Letters to Mr. William Flea, at the 111.nufactory, &ascribe:id, star Present, immuring. Prom Use red improve nein made NA late years is this Illansifiwtoev, it is now allowed that the Cool- Puri Plasm are equal in their brilli:iney, mid have fewer un pertectioas, compared with any ForLign Claw that ever was imported. HAMNIIIRE IMILLLICh RA l' POWDER. A. f RAISS, the Inventor, deems it highly exp l ains s• remind Farmers, thoLt the aborts Powder, to, the dui:ekes of RATS, car nest he laid, It all then t" 9l, al a Moro adeantageons season, than when these vermin are ate/ling from the fields to the barns, as It wdl infallibly Pretest their depredations as, the new corn. In store-houses, dwelling Mamma. sego-houtes, on board ships, die. it will mein clear these vin min, yet no cat will touch it.—Beware of tooriterf.in, snitch are every tl.l obtruded.—The genets), Par `rice, mice 24. fit eseh, are done up in a red stamp, einem is the name of" T. Raise." They are 5 , 1 . 4 in London only, by Cliampente and Co. Aid. gate; and at No. 17, AvsMarta.lane, St. Patort ; they may ahn he had of the reputable Booksellers w every Town in the kl s tBellai yid of Mr- Clements, Dawson -Street, Dublin. Hs-int, Hants, Sept. 29, 1856. • !DK taltUtY 1 it (Jr lama. LADIES and GENTLEMEN who wish the ointment of • FIN[ HEAD of HAIR, need on., Ilaiato trial of the RUSSIA OIL, ierrieularls as the use of f/ils are fisood so neersary to nommen the H ir when dr-ss ne. fir, winch purpose the Russia Oil has now Lec+one the Royal Family, ant Ladies of VA first coda I. ma.iunsher and improver to its growth, prevents its fail ' t 4414 is go groat • presser and strengthearr to the 'lai r al to pignut g becoming ball or tonsil greys 1 " ON , "'" 1 °cratedi ahlo redrarat the Hair on bald places. Several . .soniersoce,mho have barn bald is. gear% have declared, Lt.., aging the Ruarla Oil irfularly for three months, became 'early covered with hair. It oil serve as a subnitute for I • adorn. It is reCaltllnk nde.l to Ladies who urn dressing ai it presents the a:IMF:cm ocemdmved by their heat 7s Ps r bottle, •r one, containing fuer small, at a (.., nea —Po he had of th. P roprietor, 333, O x f or d- s t reet; 'it. by appointment, Smith, Perfumer to His filsj,ltr and I :se Ronal FAietly, No. 110, New Bondottrem ; Bacon, : 1 . Alarm, 76, Oriford street; Wa.d. 324, Miad;rernw• 11 . 1 ' ~. .I z itc ; 4 .l l. l..t ol. ,ies r,s 4, Citthipsrele; Withers. fs9, Strand Hulloes, Bolton. and Tutt, Boyd Escharigh )'. P d " i rio 3.1-stre?t, Du:din C Rsebuoi, North bti ,, ge, .lb urgh; sitiephe , d. Cristo! ; ; Slitter e'sfiwell.Bvth ; and of most Medicine Veuders and Per ' .tees Uk Mont and couritry. A Cat Ting publ.e are particularly recommendel to Parted agcnitt, an Arnett of the mine Name, of a Spurious i. 4 °W in C , C11414.0•8. which, in order to be made appear likewsaraeßsw.ianUJ , isvots.ae R iim i an re a equity 'snippet, in wrappers as to int Vita it m possible Proprieson of this aperuved A.tiele, therefore, feel ea i+:Aw;re.wrbly C. , .tiwt Roo Paaie agai•ist Burn iotpositiort, bt '"I 'hen th.t 111.).:* are genuots but chow teat Stasis Ina Liee Si the rautode, and signed in Re:l Ink by the " Mediu Ankh/ and ?ring.," t• coanicrsest STOCK, bcloog of Sr MARTINS *tired from Swine's. uans magazine. me is Volta. re's Wm ka, tees, 20 *Ol4- 41 4 011 —tioubfaken's Loa's —.l.lesirtro ab Alas. ■ ketworttes Voyogess I tosa.--0 0 sne ,i ' at s ExPe Lr▪ i***, 4 sO l4 .—H u g • Naturrile. U t0m... , 41,.11 ilisetsoy of South 4Mta, $ vets ...Kemp.- my, 10 *all "' ga l l " 4 1141 . 4 ..ClCett.lli: 0 . 4 9 sins,..-Multou* I Kent-.Ruclis Yews irasee.a Sus i& -••SI** 0 . - m4s Egnitb l464 " Lt ObildlOn gels maim. I v4l4Kte*:- the no Amble. at tit* Auctina SUN, No. In Duk:'s •nd pet:Asked at ^.:r t'4 Church, Set And. Iten-stmet, L"•n{ Acre , d b . pave (1041-I.' TO THE FitEEHOLDIMS' CLUIS OF MIDDLESEX. Gents ants, AT length Mr. BYNG, who never was really whin w, has owed to turapOli.t MA, taking advantage of your undeserved compliment to lion, has declared openly agein.t us It was always to be expe:lird, th it sues would be his coviduEl, w tr it should suit the news of his party. Thin, Gentlemen, is the short statement of our situation : The whims of George Grenville, the Father, lost us Ame tica. p of George Grenville, the Snn, have hot us all Ettf4pC. Ti' these politics, and to assist in carrying theta on, the 1.1416..ing Whigs have lately joined themselves; fa their owe great emu:uusent, and to the just dismay of the Public. In tbis conjuncture, it is not surprising that Mr. Pots, who belongs to thine %Vines, should play into the hands of Mr. wha belongs to ttiat Gitnivillt whom they have joined. I run perfeftly aware, the, if I bad been sliest, I might have been 'slurried fin litiddlewnt, without a contest. Bin I n,U b..re las comprositise, not surpeeted C01N140.100111, with such shat.tit pohms. I will not, by •.lone., be guilty of the ruin, w' tell appears so be fait approaching. gentlemen, I will never consent to be returned by the eon nivanee of a•ey M ~,,, tent f Air I ell never connive at then gd o .s i ssir I denten , ' sea, but by the willows& ifneet a Intel. liven and Uucrerti o t Freell,:.:arf. If my poittipirs differ from theirs, I si-n not At to l.a i;,.•ir Reprevesitst,vr, and al all mot dente it. Hot I shall • •;t for their deruiion, ierumaa, of the intrigues, ratsreprve:utstion„ Stl.l iildtlealee, of the coa:esced faction.. I shall PT , Ir remain, Gentlemen, fadliful to the principles [sa l on, &ea ta yaw Waite* urine tRANCLS BURVETT. (COPT). SIR —From the repeated applications that have been made to me by the diffeicut Caudolates, to exercise my authority in preventing the confusi.iii that has hitherto prevailed, and to facilitate the access to the P011,b001tv....0t has ' Dawned to me, that the meat eft chid means nerild be to appoint a Deputation from each Consimitote, to be stationed at the end of the Illnatimp Thigh feels to the Poll book.-- Ind (Isere a mutual co-operation, fee the general advantage, would tend, in a (mutt dere*, t.) promo* tranquillity and good order, than any individual exertion on my pan. I beg leave t. submit this suggestion to your consideration, arid to assure YOU it is my nerd •11.01illide•Ir• to Meet the VI Oltlti 61 the different Candidates in Ming that can lead to the g : - coral advantage and gaud. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your very obedient humble Serraet, ARTHUR MORRIS, High &UM. iptoe-street, Nor. 9, IS S. Richard {Ansley Sheridan, he he. FOR THE USE Of FAMILIES. MRS TRIMMER'S EXPLANATION OF THE 111 This day u published. in One large Volume, Octavo, peg in boards, k HELP to the UNLEARNED in Ow STI of the HOLY SCRIM:RES. Being an atte.npt plain the bible in a familiar *ay, adapted to COMIIIIOIII hernia,,, and according to the opinions of aporoved Co Loom. Sy Mrs. TRIMS4I4; Author of liait.ny, visaed from the Scripture Annotations and Reflections, and other Weeks ; and E The Gua.d , an of &location. Piloted (or F. C. and J. Rivinenn, N 0.17, St. Paul'. ( pied ; and J. flakriard, No. ISO. PSCC•4IIP,• the grign of the Author in this Compilation hail homilbM La l !mission of the by ah.cl, the we *OW me/ I,e ea:tablet: to nod...wand the Sanptores I. ft Mot his Faith opus a Sal it fo..iudation ; and to kit OP regulate hoe pradice In Piety awl More op. tt; the P. Mai Rules of ; to ot to b- g lorded &gat Miphlstiy of lith.telity, an -I the ['elation+ of Etit'aniasn ilia hoped. that the Work may prove to Hews Sm. oho 101..2 re; lotus In..trutii.t.i to their Elommtics; mots nod oilier. , 0., the IrVertor elavota of Socnty ; Heaters a:nt fal.stizoes o: Cliarhy Saimaa, for the Lail 414110 ht Sclou:VS. Of the ah4requentio.ted [I.77kIPIThn'S ir.r/ la Mk a r Sehthano The Right TV — ARTHUR !NORRIS, ES4. SIR, Sou PLACI, Nov. 9, 1806. IHAVE this moment been honoured with your Letter: I sal coobder.t I mod set saute you, that, from the commencement of this Elootion, I ►ave felt awl ergoioood • the great,* snitiety to oppose sad suppress every thins tending to tumult or datuibenee, and seen to dissuade from unmanly and illiberal Persuriebties, ether by wools or pant t end I pledge a sent to coo, that no pritsneation shall iodate me to depart foam this line roi.ettiet. I have trsueniitted year letter to the Committee, also, I doubt nut, will immediately edipt y sogyrtion, is in ee're.ne4 proper one, and such, a, the Ca.td.dst,, ought to be oblig..l to yoo for pn.p„eins, have the honour to be, your ..hethent servant, RICIIARD RIIINsI.EY SHERIDAN cOsthetTTIEE—sHAXWEARE TAV COIN. Si., Suet* lEveni,i, Nov. 9. tilß. SHERIDAN having communicated to u. • Letter to him from Mr. Sioßsts, have urns nimoutly adapted the suggestion contait.ed therein, and shall pros evl forthietth to carry iota ailed au concert wan the other Committees, the desirable end proposed by the High liailti. lain, Sir, your meat obeeteat servant, Ter the Chairman of PETER SSOPRE I Valium the co.ll,4ltife NT :4: rani!. .• • , ~_,