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.11 . . - . +- r-7,•' " • • • • , • . A • • i ~. aiiCG=l::=;il • , .- tt , —lttpr. 57.) . • THE rITRF.• ROYAL. DRURY•LANIT. . rinhlS PREsE2 IT EVENING, Sept. t , o, 1806, 11 Their Majesties' Servants will aft the Comedy of SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Charles Marlowe; Mr. Cooke ; Hardcastle, Mr. Cherry (ber,g his first appeal epee in that character) ; Young Mar lowe, Mr. harryinore; flutings, Mr. Bartley ; Tone Lump kin, Mr. Barint:ter ; S tingo, Mr. Madducks ; Mirror', Mr. Purser. Mrs. Hardens le, Mrs. Sparks; Miss Ilardcastle, Miss Duncan ; Miss Neville.. Miss Boyce. After the Pl. ay. • Divertisement, called, - THE T.AIR CIRCASSIAN. Principal Dancers—M adernotwile Parisot and Mrs. Sharp, ' which • will he added, the Farce of THC ANATOMIST. Crispin, Mr. Bann., ter • Monsieur I,e Medi c M. Mr. We wits. ; Old Gerald, IVIr Mathews ; Young Gerald, Mr. De Came.. I,locter's W.Br, Mrs. hparks; Angelica, M Boyce; Beatrice, Mrs. Ho.lcs we (being het first appearance these two years. ) • THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. oN MONDAY' NEXT, Sept. 22, 1806, will be rifled, Shalt.; mares Historical Play of KING HENRY. THE EIGHTH. Heety,' , Libig of England. Mr. Form; Cardinal Virelmy, 114'r. Keinble ,• Crammer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. Murray • Ceorsra-li, Mr. C Ktrable. Katharine, Queen of tnglatsd, Mrs. Siddans Owing her het appearance this season); Duchess of Nolullt, Mrs. Misery ; Marquis Of Dorset, Mrs. Hum phries; Lady Denny, Mrs. Davenport; Aona Sullen, Miss Brunton. Act. 1. The Cardinal's Banquet..--Art. 11. The Trial of Queen Xatharine.—.Act. V. Pnwession to the Christening of pincer: Elizabeth. . To which will ha added, the Mosical Farce of THE FARMER, Itnim lamps, Mr. Minden; Blackberry, Mr. Taylor. Lonise, Mist Meru) , ; Betty BLlekberry, Mim Tyrer ; Molly Maybush, Mrs. Martyr. Positivelv thv lest Night of Tenanting this Season. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. MUDIE, And by Desire of the Worshipful the Mayor and Corporation. TIikATE &ROYAL, WINDSOR. By His Majesty's Servants. THIS PRESENT' EVENING, Sept. 20, 1806, will be presented, the Tragedy df THE GAMESTER. Revak). Mr. Will; Snakily, Mr. Brown,. Mn. Beverley, Mrs. !Acidic. To which will be added. the whimsical Farce of MISS IN HER TEENS; OR, THE MEDLEY OP LOVERS. The Part of Fribble by Miss M•rdie. End of the Tame, Mrs. hludie will speak a Farewell Adf-ess. Alter which, God save the King will be suns by the Company. •.• The Public are respectfully informed, that the 'Theatre Tait! open again in December neat. THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY Contriteness Drawing 18th of next Month. 19,0001. for the First Drawn Ticket Every rithar Prize ail..et, from 29,0091. to 201. THIS plan places all who perchase before the Drawing bcgns, on Nast urea.; an ad "ht"ga that has pot been offered 14, the punkt. for span, years past. Only Twenty Thousand Tickets; And the Scheme contains 1 8 , Prigs of 20,00U1. 110,0001. o,oocl. 1,000 &c. &c. &e. No Prize less than Twenty Pounds The Public will observe, that State Lottery Prises are paid in sterling moneys 20,0001. for a 29,0001. Prize; and so in proportion for every other Prim. Ticiets and (hares are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices, and by their Agents. I 144.1 RE CAPITAL PRIZES, And Five Thousand kn Tickets than last State Lottery. The fint-drawn Ticket entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS; All other Capital Prizes are afloat. PURCHASERS of TICKETS an d SHARES will have" the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital r nge:, proveded they purchase before the peering commences which will be on the 13th of 1..140er next.—Tho &lamas contains equal Advantages of TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &e. 4:s. To former Lotteries of double sl. Number of Tickets. 20,000 Tickets Only, and No other State Lottery to be Drain this You. • SCHEME. No. of Pines. Value of each. Total Value. 3 2 II 5 II 20 43 4,100 .---- ---- 20,060 Taken L 200,030 •—•-ii-- • Tatiana and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery O&e. • Ticket LI9 16 0 Platt lO 2 0 I Eighth 2 11 6 Quante ... 5 2 0 I, Sixteenth ... • • 1 6 0 rIIWO HUNDRED and THIRTEEN CA -4 PITAL PRIZES, (rent 10,0001. to 5001. hays been Shared, Said, a nd Repstered, at the old established State Lot ter Oilloes of HORNSBY aqd CO. 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing ero.s, and St Margaret's Hill, Borough. TICKETS and SH AR ES for the present STATE LOT TERY, which ►egins diming the 13th of OCTOBER, (end it the only Lottery to be drawn this year.) are now selling $t HORNSBY and CU.'S, in great Variety, and utt the lowest Tart• The first - drawn Tisket is entitled to 10,01.01. and +ll the chat Capital Pr zee are afloat, an that the Chance of Morning tlam it as likely to l'aripen on the fi rst Day of Draw ing as on any other ; as such, it is greatly in favour of those who purchase Tickets and Shares befor: the Drawing cam- InenCeS. Orden, try Post, or Carrier, executed precisely on the same Ter ihs ■s if present. ONLY 20,000 TICKETS. 4, CORNFIG.I., 26. d 9, CHARING CROSS. HISH assures the Public, that in each of the a • tw., lart Leotetues he contracted for with Goreininenr, heald upwards of *O,lOO Tickets before the wheel went mood. The presto; Lottery consists of only 2: 1 ,000 Ti:kets, there ,4 ` mare Cita ral P7.zes than in Ilse last Lottery, and the Sale .scanoderably greater; of course, thee is a fair prospect of "Y Ticket Being cold before the Drawing commer.ces, which b sed for Mondcy, the 15th ni next Mouth. , The hat 30,0001. Prise, the last .3),••Gol Wank, and the cQ n 410,004 Prue, ewer shared, we e a9l sold at the ab.r.7 ; where Tickets, Shale:, and Chances are selli .g in Pest variety, and where all outran hog I'm s ate peyi•ir in :te!, without any deduction. '•• gamin in the country may be supplied, be sending crders post Of carriage paid, oece.,, A siad with gJusi bank ante., cash, or pogt office aiding. • . e• • • . rtt tob r SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. MA_ VICTUALLING.OFFICE, Saar. TO, 1806. MHE COMMISSIONERS for His 1 Moiesty . 's Navy do hereby Rite Notice, That in TUES. DAY, the 29d Instant, they will be ready to rereire lenders en Writing (sealed up), and treat for the poe chase of a STRONG-BUILT VESSEL, sleep rigged, for the service if the Vielu dant Department at Chatlinot, f about 50 Tons regis ter, huge enough in the hold to stow 40 Tons of bulky Vianalling Stores; the heidst wherrisf to be nine feet at tear, yaw the sktn or ruling up to the deck; and the hatchway, to be sine feet long, and sie feet and a half broad. The Vessel to be so Can. struoted vs to take the ground well, and sail Inst. Further particulars may he known by applying to Mr. Alder, the Noytaker . 1 or the Fie tanning Department at Deptford. No regard will be had to any Tender is ,obi-, the Prier Asti not he inserted in II ord s at length, or dial shall not be delivered to the Board before One o•Ctack IP% the said Tuesday, the 211 inst,nt, Nor miler eke Person rho wakes the Tender, ,r souse PerStM on his hehatf, attend to snorer when raiej For TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GENTLEMEN-:. file melancholy Event of M r . Fox's Death having made a Vacancy in the Repre-senta lion of this City, I presume to offer myself av a Candidate up on this occasion, which I must ever deeply regret. No roan can be more. sensible than I am of the irreparable tom which we have all sustained in the death of this great awl distinguished Statesman—your . own f:elings boil supply all that can be mid ou th.st subject; far wayeelf, therefore ' I shall only b eg y ou t o b e persua d e d , t h at if I should he honoured by your support I shall never cease to remember, th a t t h e L est c l a i m that (can establish to your favour, will be a sincere and ardent att ac h men t to t h e Princi ples of our glorious Constitution, and to the Liberty and lute. rests of lay Country, inseparably connetted as they must ever be with the maintenance of those Principles; and it will be my unremitting endeavour, an the Representative of so distin guished a part of *nil Treat Metropolis, that any conduct shall not dishonour your choice. I have the honour to be, with the greatest resped, Gentlemen, Your very faithful humble Servant, Northumberland House, PERCY. Semi Pt , I ROE r HE COMMIT rEE tor the Management of k EARL. PERCY'S ELECTION for WESTMINSTER, will meat daily at I - Unison's lintel, Covent Garden, where all Communications are requested to be made, and addressed to the Committee . ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, TILE the Interest of EARL PERCY, are requested to meet at Willis's Greet Room, king-street, St. James's, en MONDAY NEXT, at Twelve o'Clock at noon, precistly, to consider of Proper meawres for securing the Electron of Isis Lordship. 19th Sept. 1806. WHIG CLUB. TO MR. R. W. CLARKSON, SECRETARY TO THE WHIG CLUB, WE, 'the undersigned MEMBERS of the WHIG CLUB, no request you to all an Extraor dinary Meeting of the Club, in consequence of the irreparable loss which this Country has sustained by the Death of the il , ght Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX, whose exertions in the Cause of Freedom, have mad, him sn justly dear to Lagiaamea. THOS LOWTEN. W. ADAM. CHAS. RUNNINGTON. THOS. WISHART. THOS. !SELL. A. H. SHOVE. JAS. PERRY. JOHN BARNES. • J. B. PLOWMAN, In compliance with the above requisition, I do appoint an Extraordinary Meeting of the Whig ChM, to be held at the Crown and Andrei) Tavern, Strand, on TUESDAY NEXT, the lad !ottani, at Out o'Clock. IBA Sept. IWO. K. W. CLARKSON, See. I MT 4": 'tea . „ law, as the tiny en the tiondei • it the tiotirrry, er t he was hniit ad was orig . :Wl ;lie rendered in?* man, talus, for IR fined the `amid, pil Entta4.. x ' aprnan istliont Meat nro .16 Witottif in; tbi lehridn 1 !iittattl debt, an. ' Bristol. in t oss ~ visited in ptitA in compassion ti think that be w:i hecaine his-1164 the ail Air, that he ty. but treed him 'Ye his tAsk•rnasitf eight,.,, and ii . • lively a me of tit* len 4 St!Anger, s n4 Manifested" als 'I. it happened td ated, and, by the w, he wag ensblati . ... r then hild Id tdertaking, .3414 lit nury, he saty hlnglish tunitett-m y or lrela9d, judge ced, and cn amnia!) t, until the last ttrl t independence stir; secure to hint the d *hat *as alwaYs , ngs. He was 0 1.1 : num, to his ftleadi had latterly rand rr :teem to a cheer& lie had naturallY tot uncultivatri.—: us pos,ession, a n item day to tily4 him of the memelt I flames, though 14 citcum.tence. ed by Mr. nowder., lest :apparent pain et thorning, in the at the eat ly hour Cr -ible ; a crowd !et was iminentely to assistance of thi y and proper to keep pity of lite oiiblicitd ,pposed perniid ireiony of High kW 44 fget I inches it le 4 inches more. IE I. No hearse call on which 'Kennel could not be shut tti Fourteen ruen Lori re, into which he *al ;snub his remains, rt rror, the grave w.e and every precauiv.d either tome or strait: deprived ut his body: GVILDIIALT„ r. ccuhire, gioCer 5 17 g.nilltukttl vtd le Tut lull, NIA. 3 ld • r.•Anmy Wopprlg, 3 Id gton-Butt , , Sur •y, . 21i Bon lane, Loocin, 1 11 irt lame, Westiiim -1 It ne , * Russell. Ids, merchant • 212 ES. e, London, cabinet trizkr:l dY Cuffee-tlouie, a. ey, in the parish of L'•'l aealer and ettinrn*Ob county ol LAnconor, net% in tit° none of Kent, sz- ,aarnunilisAin, in the minty Eder and ei,aonsit et, In tia dvarstr of blidise.- ialer and ctiapeisa. 5 Ifli-STLRDA • I t t 3 9)5i5 9 td 7il 4 is Is. di.. par l• Is die. 191. 151. 22l 631141 81511, !hick tniik and 9, Charing cfnif. Scrt. IY, 14424, .1.4 ............. 9$ ;tit. .... .... •• ... .9493 j kiS. d. mber. at Rsll7, Sem'lamf, lay, was safely .:e.or•rcd Wks/wheat, do Caset.st f. AT L.lNDulil BOO? 4.1 fAVII.),;‘)AI, No. 17, l),:4,1 ;11,11ert, irr,ttisll.d at tAI leereneoCnurrell, Strand 0141, Wslieri-urect, Lora; erri to thr I.o4lrms wost pot ELOCUTION.—MEMORY OF MR. FOX. 1-1, A T his House ,. N o. 40, Bedford-pl ace , Blooms bury-square, up !MONDAY NEXT, the lid at eight IfCleck .o the Evening % Mr. vidELwALL .111 de li.er a LECTURF; on the Application of the PONF.RR of ORATORY, totae commenter aloft of departed worth and the Funeral Orations of the Greeks anaL Remarks : with a Tr.bute to the Genius and Social' ittnttevni THE RIGHT HONOURABLE I. 7 H4RLFC JAMES FOX . Admittance, Ss..-.Social Ticket, admitting Three, We Cd Mt. T Oratiun And Poem, on the Death of Lpti Ne'so:i, may be had at the Doors. Terms of Private Tuit qtr. TO CHART AND MAP CONSTRUCTORS, PUBLI5II • ERS AND gTHERS. ANTANTEI), as an ASSIS I'AN l• in the above v Linn, in an old estahliihed Heise, an Mtelligent and nispietable man, who is conversant with bininsiss in general. It is desirable that the party should be - icquaisted with Rook,. selling and Stationary, with ir general knowledge of Warshaw* isomnps. Any person answering this description, viii be owed with epos liberal and adVantageous terms, hy adiliresing a Ilse (post paid) with their real name sod ad:tress, , tatitig their qualifications, die. die. to X Y Z. at the Office of this raper. 14.$ Any person already in bonnets as a Chart or Map taller; will find this a most advantageous opportunity of con sorting than concern with that of the Advertiser's. PILLS DISCOUNTED. BA NXER. S' Acceptances, Me rc h a nt s ' Bill s , Noblemen's andCvntleinim's dills. Hdk trotn the Coun try, Fist and West lonia Bills, Trad.ausen's Bills, at short or long dates, di.cotinted, and Money advaiiced by antruitr, or en any other security. Thom who have money, may lay it out to advantage at thew Offices. App:y Sr address (past paid) to the Mimeos of this Dumont O , llcas, No. ti, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, or at No. 9, Wising lane, Bow-lane, Cheap side. T YTTI.F., LAUNDRESS, Nn. 18, LAT ILE • BROOK-STREET, New-road, Fitaroy-squire. TERMS : Gentl-men's shirts . S 4 to Sid Waistcoats, from • 2d to ad Silk stockings . . 2 , 1 a ?air. Ladies' dresses . • &I to 94 Petticoats, from . ed to 9J Shirts, from • . 24 to 21c1 Tablecloths, large and small 23 Sheets, tom . . 44 to td nadirs' Itnon done by the year; and references ni:l be given to hoe employers W RREIO3CONCENTR ATED LA VEN PIR-VIN MAR ESSRS. WA RREN an d CO. h av i ng rece i ve d ITIL frequent eniniddints of Aromatic Vinegar in soneTad have invented and brOught to the highest degree of perfection, the shove snide. The smell of Lavender is universally allowed to be the most agreeable and refreshing of all flowers; the LAVENDER. VINEGAR rs therefore strongly recommended MA& Public, not wily 311 the mast agreeable perfume to persons in health, but a 150,.. wo.derfully refreshing.to those labouring under !witness of any kind ; and pirticqlsrly where the disease is of tbat nature, as not to admit of the window; being kept open for any length of time; as ir not only completely the air of the chamber, but diffuses a delightful and moat re' Main; perfume through the of the apartment. As so" climate can alter the CONCENTRATED LAVENDER. VINEGAR, it is particularly receinnieeded to all persons tea selling to Pereto parts, as the, best preverriirs of infection; and to Me ClUllig And Captains of . Strips, as a useful and bersefiel.al article of Leda. S,4lWlt•olesal- etel Retail, only by the Proprietors, Mesert. Warren Arrtl Co. Pea:Alters at origmal itarelinuse, the G. 0.14 ,1 Flee,:e, opposite VlT•ew4o oho, Citeaps.Op ere War ren's eilebr#tad Milk of Rotes is mans and told Is w.ual, with emv ntbet article taf &teak and Emigua razAmteq, v( the fist vain.. • . LIFE OF MR. FOX. • This Dee is Pubßetied, in Octavo, price 2s. 6d. (Dedicated to the Right Honeuiable Lo•il Holland), irtiE LIFE of the Right Hen. CHARLES .A. JAMES FOX, late one of His Majesty's ?limited Seminarian of State, &c. Ste. With Anecdotes of his Do. emetic Habits and Friendships; an Estimate of his Public Sergipe; *Judgment of his Talents as an Orator ' a Writer, • Stateaman, and the L ea d er o f a P atty ; and interesting Details respecting his chief Friends and Rivals for Uleie last thirty years. To which H added, the Character of Mr. FOZ. by R. B. Sheridan, Esq. Lindon t Published by 11. D. Symonds, No. 20, Fiver nester-raw. BUENOS AYRES AND PERU. 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This important and truly interesting Book Is the only ge. nuine source of Inhumation in the English language, through which the public can become acquainted with the infinite value of the late conquest made by that gallant cad meritorious Com mander, Sir Home Popham. it will appear by an examination of it, that the possession of Peru and Chili must be a necessary consequence of the con ci mit of Buenos Amer and Paraguay ; that La Sierra, the Moe Country of Peru, which to s ietaled to the indolent Spa. niaids One Thousand Millions steiling, in specie, within XOO years, forms part of the Viceroyalty of Buenos Ayres, and may be taken possession of by a caste British Regiment i in fine, that these countries, which may be taken and maintained with out risk or expence, will, in every sense, more than compen sate Great Britain for the low of America, acd for the aggran disement of our Rival on the Continent of Europe. 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N. an l4aral. --- VICTUALLINO•OFFICE, Sire. ie, 1504 THE COMMISSIONERS for Yitival 1 ass His Majesty's Navy do hereby pro Noti;e, That as THURS DAY NEXT', the glide lastatit, Mr, Reeks, theie Agent, at Ports mouth, wilt be,- nada to receive Tessier, to el citing (sealed us 1, and treat „ler ONE THOUSAND -FIVE HUNDRED QUARTERS if ENGLISH WHEAT,. far the Service of ;that Part, to wreck Pitiy-eight Pounds per fbr.kd , (and in ease It shiudd weigh above 10y-eight Pounds per Bushel, the oasloright will be paid for) to be debarred is One Month and to be paid or by flitle, payable, with 'norm, Nrartaliaat it/ter Date. 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